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1^ The General Men's Philanthropies campaign structure moved into lilgh gear this week with the announcement of six community leaders as captains in the Men's Division, by l.'rnio Nogg, Men's Chairman, Work Starli'd Paul Alperson, Alvin Abramson, Ajon Farber, Harry (joodhinder, Owen Moyeison and Phil Kutler have accepted Hie captainships and *ire already engaged in securing their full complement of team workers. Optimism keynoted a .Sunday brunch (it the Nogg residence as the clKilnfhi.ii and his appointees laid Hie foundation for their course of action. Experienced Leadership Mr. Nogi; said, "1 am greatly gratified with such a corps of experienced leadership that has stepped'forward to nid me in this campaign. All lire imbued with enthusiasm mid are mobilizing to do everything possible to carry through a successful campaign. A complete coverage of cards will be one of their goals." April 9 KIck-ciH April ath was set as the date of the kiclc-off meeting. Mr. Nor;g declared the occasion will be a memorable and stimulating affair. Arrangements are being completed and will be made known soon.
Dr. Philip Sher Home for the Aged (The Dr. Philip Sher Home for the Aged acknowledges Hie lol* lowing memorials and donations.)
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/Atftrt. and Mmei. ffaubin Drown, Btn M, Ztff, Arthur A. Cohn, Jock Uranium, Gtorge W. Newman, Howard Mltdir. MIHan M. Youdolion, Pout Veret, Max Rftket. M M . Oscar Sluttky and Dillon, Ofiics Staff of Omaha Frontier Homei, (Ida Zoorwlll, Dorothy l.aitek, Mary Ann fltipotrlck, Norman Garrop, L. Gordon Jwisen, Dennlt Andtnon) . . , , . . , . . . . . . Mr, and Met. Nattion L. HOGS . . . . . . . . . . . . M«nrf. ond Mm», Fred Hahn. Arlhur A. Cohn, R«ub«n H. Brown * We* <r i. land Mnwv Arthur Roilniky (San Fronclico), M«)vln Plolkln and M n , Mollle Geiler Mrs. Leonard Klein
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,.,,..Mr*. Dora Llndenbaum Mr*. Either Moloshctk Paul Bernstein WHMam Glosjenberg {Chicago)
tAmwt. ond Wines. Jo<k Brornson, Reubenflr&wnM n . Ben Handler, Louis Somm«f ond Mlit tien Somrncr ......Max Ar bit man iAtiirt. and Mmtt, Arihur A. Cohn, trneil A. UWi, Louli Sommar and Mlu Htn San/ner I M n , Corlnnt Livingston Mr, on<t Mrs.-JocH Crampon, Lot*ij tornmer - and Mli» fled Srmmer . Abt V/elis lACiut. and Mmei. Arthur A. Cchn, Manutl Kruplnsky. Milton M. Yudelion, Erne*! A. HOQ<J. Louis Sommer and Mill Bea Sommer, Dr. ond Mrs. Mcr/nord M. Qreenlrerg • , . . Lawrence Krasna Mr, anil Mrs. A/ffiur Ro^insky (SanFranclscol ., ... Efrt Orllkolf <5loux City) Mr, and tArt. Jock Dromjon . . . . . . * /...Marcus (Max) Jolli*, Morrit Ffshpr ^ s i U i . ond Mine3. Harry Golltarg, Louis Fellrnan Mrj. Mollle Greenfield M e i i n , and Mrnei. f r m * . A. Kogg, Caul Veret, Jack Drarmnn, Miss DeH» Horwlch .Mrs. Adult Ellenbogen Mr, and Mrv Jack Ortumon, JoieprrWgdioowikl , , , Mrs. Zlna Feldman Metirs, ond Mines, Arthur A. Cohn, Poul Veret, Mrj. Bon Handler Marry Kubby Fred and ChJrlM Rmcmtock • Sam Handler tAr. and Mrs, Max Klpkei . . Arthur Orck (Pork Forest, III.) R«d and Charles Rosenitock ,, ,..VJutter Apple, Carl Stein Joseph RaUinowiKI . .Den Mnttlit Me'ir*. ond M.-tips. tAar'nt Lorly. MUJon U, Yudelion, 7uilo Knpian , . . . M r s . Sophie Epi'cln
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Synagogue Donations Mr. ond Mrs. Morton Degen ........Yohrz.lt of Mrs. Minnie D. Deaen Ben Sntjplro . . . . . . . Yahnelt ol Jacob jfiop'ro Messrs, and Mmes. Morton Vttur, Arlhur Roslnsky, David Shi'kert, Mrs. Ruth Cohen, David Flihman, Sam Flih, Rlcfiard Hoberrnan
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Slight Increase in Israel Immigration Israel — Government sources here, reported a slight increase In immigration during 1960, with 23,64'J newcomers compared with 2.'t,015 in 1959. Total Immigration since establishment of Israel In 1*18 was listed n? 990,000, including tourists, who 'later «ettled permanently, . .
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Mrs. Alcxnmlci' 1). Frank, Women's General Chairman, snid Mrs. Kin It (ippivueil at a Women's Division meelinc in Omaha with Mrs. Franklin D. liousevelt, wife of 1h<> late Prcsidont, in March, 1'Jlfi, (he yenr, Mrs. David Cohn, headed the women's unit. ClilMrrn Jtcsiiicd She was then Mrs. Paillette Oppert, whose story ns a former leader of the French under(')oiind rliiriiif: Hie Hitler era and as director of children's aid in France, revealed her rescue of many Jewish children and her own personal valor and sorrow.
Youth Council Starts Sun. Bowling League Thirty-two lilgli school boys initiated a Jewish Youth Council , last Sunday, a<!t!ii!K a new pliase of uelivity to the Physical F. d u c a t ion department p r o jjnini at the Jewish Community Outer. Urnci Kpslein was named commissioner of the Ie.ai:uc which will o p e r a t e each „,.„,, I p ( | U i n Sunday until July 2. Team totals and .standinss will count In the overall Youth Council Olympic activity. The first weolt's bowlin!' scores, although not counting for league play, will count for team and individual averages. Mike Green, roiled the high Kame with ]!).'! and series with !>ir>. AZA No. 1000 tool; high team score. Team rosters are Ro'/lm: Arnl. ' Weltx, Stove Guss, Stuart Smith, Barry Klrcsfeld, Ed Treller, Paul Goldpnbera, Terry Goldenbora and Gerald Ferensteln. A.2.A. 1000: Buddy Epstein, Jerry Slusky, Bob Welnsleln, Mike Sherman, Sandy Kosln, Sleva Kaplan, Barry Fradkln and Howard Kahn. A.Z.A. 1: Gary Parllman, Jaff Simon, Hfjrlan Rlmmerman, Mfil Epstein, Larry Klrke, Bill Glnsbura, Marv Klrke and Jerry Stevens. A.Z.A. 100: Marshall Kaplan, Juslln Mulnlck, Mickey socki, Mlko Green, Rick Ensef, Shelley Pcrelmon, John Srnllti and Don Kraft.
Mrs. Izadore Elcwitz was named master of ceremonies of the ninth annual Beth Israel Citation Dinner on Sunday, April 2,1, honoring Miss Irene Dunne, actress of screen and stage fame. In announcing the appointment, Dan Gordman, general chairman, said that Is the first time a woman will occupy that role. Mrs. Elewitz is a past president of the Beth Israel sisterhood, member of the synagogue board of commissioners, and has been active In every phase of synagogue activity. The following additional appointments were revealed by cochairman Ernest Hochster: Robbl D«n]amln Groner, adWsor; Mrs Henry Appel, banquet; Arthur Gould arid John Kolm, arrangements; Robbl M. Polio koff, purchasing; M n . Rose Garrop, decorations) . Maurice Kofimon, selection; Sam Hahn, reservations; Gugtn* Broun, ushers; Harold 2etlniky, traffic . control; Dr/ Ben< n«!t Fllliboln, (heckroom, gnd iomutt 3lon», Audio and pftoloaraahy, "' * . ' ' •,
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Fashions Designed by Israel Teen-Agers Styles desiitncJ and executed by students n't the Alice L. Se-. ligsberg Vocational High School in Jerusalem, will make their first appearance here at a Iladasaah fashion BIIOW, Wednesday, April" i!6. They will be shown following a 1 p. m. dessert luncheon in the new Crossroads auditorium, Mrs. Myer Itosenbaum, program and promotion chairman, said.
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MTH. I. I). Kinit
Her first husband, the Maquis Lieut. Yves Oppert, with whom she "served witli distinction" in the underground was captured and killed in 1941. She kept on with rescue of Jewish children and at the end of the war worked with the Joint Distribution Committee, to care for them and Three Yahrzelt plaques wer« help transport many to Israel. installed this week on the synagogue memorial tablets at tha Wed Prominent Mlnni'iotan In 1951, she became the wife Dr. Philip Sher Jewish Home for of Israel D. Fink, Minneapolis, the Aged, Nathan I.. Nogg, Home Minn., businessman, a member committee chairman, announced. The plaques were presented in of the UJA National Campaign Cabinet and a past president of memory of Morris Linsman by the Minneapolis Jewish Federa- the Compeer Club and in memory of Elizabeth and Isadore tion. Pearlman by the William PearlEarlier in 1919, as a UJA rep- man estate. . resentative, the former French Arrangements for the placeunderground worker, participated ment of such names on the mein the historic "Operation Magic morial tablets may be made at Carpet" airlift of 45,000 Jews the office of the Jewish Federafrom Yemin to Israel. tion at the Jewish Community Center or with David Orkow, Understand* Necd» Omahans will quickly recog- home superintendent. nize the unusual qualities of the woman who will be their guest on Tuseday, Mrs. Frank declared. She praised Mrs. Fink, whose May tills holiday of froflactivities and leadership, reflect doin bring peacp mid Iinppln»i* to nil mankind.
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Ancient Synagogue On Surinam Stamp
Paramaribo, Surinam (JTA)— The Government of Surinam, at this capital of the newly autonomous state which until recently was known as Dutch Guiana, announced thnt; on April 1, it i3 issuing a new postage stamp to honor the Neve Shalom SynaKOgue, the house of worship of the oldest Jewish settlement In all of the Americas. The Jewish settlement of Surinam was established in 1B32, 22 years before the first Jewish refugees from Brazil set foot at New Amsterdam, later known as New Yoik. The synagogue was founded in 183G. The postage stamp honoring the 12oth anniversary of Neve Shalom bears a line drawing of the synagogue. Printed in yellow, blue, red and black, the stamp is of a 25-cent denomination. It was designed by a Dutch artist'liere, and printed in Holland.
Passover Tea for Folks af Home Mizrachi Women will entertain residents of the Dr. Philip Sher Jewish Home for the Aged at a Passover tea, Monday, April 3 at 2 ,p m. at the Home. DRAMATIC CLUB ANNUAL SHOW The Dramatic group of tha Workmen's Circle will present iU annual show, April 23 at the Jewish Community Center, Two one-act plays, songs and readings will be given under the direction of Louis Witkin.
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Jerusalem — T h e consonantal . setting of an entirely new edition of the Bible was completed recently after three year3 of work. Hitherto, all Hebrew editions Of the Bible have been copies of the Letteris and Ginzburff editions, and for hundreds of years it has not been reset. Now Type Geneva—A shipment of 117 The present edition used newly tons of matzos was sent to 10 European countries for 42,000 designed type, modeled on ancient needy Jews, Other Passover fare varieties of Hebrew lettering, but distributed by the Joint Distribu- has a modern beauty. The Bible was completed during tion Committee included 67,000 pounds of matzo meal, some 2,000. f ia special pe^emony when the last pounds of cooking fais and 3.2Q0E s24 words of Chronfcles were s|et; ' . ; .by several distinguished Israeli!.. of Ritual wine.
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her dedication in helping the : UJA cause. Workers Urged to Attend Mrs. Frank urges every worker in the Women's Division to hear this leader who during the dangerous underground days in France, little dreamed that someday, she would direct 1he most famous women's unit of a fundlaislng orgnniaztion in the world which for the record sponsored those very rescue activities. Planning the program with Mrs. Frank are her co-chairmen, the Mmes. Henry Appel, Joseph Guss and Lazar Kaplan. Mrs. Lloyd Friedman, president of the Federation of Jewish Women's Clubs, will offer the o p e n i n g prayer. Mrs. Daniel Kntzman, assisted by Mmes. Howard Kaplan, Harold Cooperman and Donald Nogg are "doinj;" the decorations. The Passover dessert lunch, eon is being arranged by the Mmes. Harry Ferenstein and Morris Brick.
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l.'eKa and ltspp«n!i)?a et The Dr. Philip thr-r Jewish Home for tlit Atrca bj UavliS Ofkow.
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YiUirzeit: Memorial s e r v i c e s ore being held this montli for the 25 Yean' Experience f o l l o w i n g , the anniversary of whose death falls during this pe.Editor With Jewiih Cowlleligltttng t t 0:23 p. rn. riod: LeHoring end Memorials Eeth Israel NIsan IS, (April 1) — Yenta Friday Passover services, 6:30 Somit and Dr. Manuel Grodln341-2452 p. m. No late service. Saturday, Bl<y; Nisan 17, {April 3)—Morris 2211 So. Cth 8:45 a. m., Junior Congregation, NOCB: Nisan 18, (April 4)—Mor10 a. in. Mincha, 0:30 p. m.; ris Gross and Niran 21, (April 7) Maariv, 7:30 p. m. Sunday, 9 —Tema Bush. PRODI/CTS a. m.; Junior Congregation, 10 The Passover HoliilayB will be a. m. Dally, 6:40 p. in. and 7 a. m. celebrated at the Dr. Philip Sher SmiCTLY KOSHSt Jewish Home for the Aged In Temple Israel true Orthodox fashion. The SedFriday, evening Sabljath ami crlm will be under the direction W&IX TO WAIX CAtlPETINa Passover services, 5:30 p. m. In of David Orkow, home superinAND I UliMXUHi; Cleaned In ¥our Homo chapel; Saturday, 11 a. m. Ot^r JO Different 100% tendent and Sam Poster, Gabal of our Synagogue. Pure Beef Products Il'Nal Jacob-Adas Ycshuron FlTTINa ItEPAIIUKO • rrankfurUr« * CerBad Eesf I.AVINU O fU.UINd Friday, Mincha, 6 p. m. SaturBINDING • CLCANINQ ^ Paifretnl B Knackwurs} NEW POST ron AUNON day, 8:30 a. m. Minclia, 6 p. m. A Peppered Beef * Salami Jerusalem (JTA) — Michael followed by Sholosh Scudos. * LIvar Sauteso * Daily services at ,,0:30 a. m. Arnon, counselor at the Israel Embassy In Washington and head and C:15 p. m. of Israel's Information Services In the United States, has been Beth El EIUG CLGANERS Passover cervices, Friday, G appointed director of the Inforp. m.; Saturday, 9 a. m. and G mation Department of the For- Dors Ocmsfcin, 345-2554 p. m.; Sunday, 9 a. m. and 6:30 eign Ministry. .p m.
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Mork J. Brodkey Wins State Math Contest Mark Jeffrey Brodkcy led the field of twenty-seven hundred Nebraskans with a score of 8750 points in the fourth State High
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Joodi Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lewis and Norman Veitzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Veitzer were married Wednesday, March 29 at Temple Israel. Rabbi Sidney H. Brooks and Rabbi Myer S. Kripke, the latter of Beth El officiated. A dinner for the Immediate family was held at the Blackstone. Attendants were the bride's sister, Mrs. Michael Lazer, os matron-of-honor and the groom's brother, Irving Veitzer, as best man.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zorinsky announce they are the parents of a (laughter, Susan. The baby has two brothers, Barry Jay and Jeffrey Mark. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. David Rottmnn, Denver, Colo., and Mr. and Mrs. Hymie Zorinsky. Mr. and Mrs. David Gelbart announce the birth of a daughter, Tamara Ann on March 21. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Simon Gelbart and Mrs. Sadie Janger.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Goldstein announce the birth of their first child, Lawrence Jay K, on March 17 in Cincinnati, O. Grandparents are Messrs. and Mmes. Julius Barron and Arthur H, Goldstein.
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Marlene Friedman has elected president of the Sigma Delta Tau Sorority nt the University of Missouri at Columbia. She also was one of seven finalists vying for the title of campus queen. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Friedman.
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918 REDICK TOWER POUTICAI. AUVKHT1SKMENT
817 SOUTH 36TH STREE1
345-1044
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• In Businoss as Druggist, 24th and Farnam, 24 Years
Endorsed by Good Government Association 1U% Ad Purchased by loonaid H. POWERS for d r y Council Commlttc* Chorlrs W. Loeman, Chairman; Arthur J. Menial, Treasurer
lime for a Change!
ExecutWo Committee , Milton R. Abrahams Cornle Collins John Dolehanf Izader* Elewlti O»org. Blllerbeck
HARRVS LIVE HSH'MKT.
Phil Rln 3 le William E. Sholnholrt Dr. Robert J- Soronssn John E. Vail
1314 NO 24TH ST
Harold Crawford
Dr. Robort J. Fitzijlbbortf
KOSHER CHICKENS KILLED DAILY
Dr. Lawreitc* DonahM . Alfred A. Fiedler Wm. t. tWynn) Fttigerald William P. Garrey Georg* Johntaa t. 1. tdene) McArdle George Horthoute. Jr. David H. Padenea Or. A. • . Plrtman
Dr. John Hartlggn W. Wallace Keenan James W. Murphy Frank R. Novak Charles Pierca Lylff Asmdo Wllllan f. Schallman
So*t by Calling 341-4977 Csrlitiad «nd approved by Rabbi Dr. Leon Thorn President, American Acacfamic Rabbis Association of Now Americans and Rabbi S Wt'lcin o> the Orthodox Rabbis Association of Now Yorli City
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Da'ly BAR and itiii Milzvali c ^ Jations also for n)l Jcsvisji, hall days ajid special occasions.
Meyers Ntws S(»ndj 1 5 0 2 D l
let A. Smith Mrs. Alice Stewart
Protect the POWERS of the PEOPLE ELECT LEONARD
phone 44}.rM lo msen your Wflni Ao i * « Jjwith Prmi
OOUMOIL GOf^lTTEE Jerr/ Kasssft, Chairman .
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For Sale by Builder 1475 Sq. Ft. Home 6046 Hamilton
482» Dodae Cusromti Parklna
WINDOW BOXES SPECIAL SIDING
1801 FARNAM 346-4555
John Kalina
Attorney and Veteran of World War II
BRICK FRONT WITH
MombenNiw Tort Stock Eiefiang* and Other Principal {(changes
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CITY
CLAUDE CONST.ABIJE
OPEN HOUSE—SUNDAY
3 bedrooms, doublo closofs with light. Bath and a half. Disposal In kitchen. Another toilet and shower in basemont. Attached garage — Walkout basement.
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Friinoe wliiuh is IncluiJeil in tlit'ir itinerary :ili>nj; with A u s t r i a , Italy and (irecce. I?tiriti;» tlif? trip they will relcl>ritt<? their thirtictii wmidinj; anniversary. On th? return, they will stop in I'ryn Mnwr, Pa. for the May 1'iay ci.'rcmfiiiii'S at V>ryn Mawr CoIIcce where their daughter, Charlotte is a Bludent. Thoy will' he joined fur the event by their son. Dr. Herald }>rodl(ey, now ititernini; n't a St. Louis, Mo. hospital.
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