January 18, 1929

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OMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1929

Felix Wmbu^g, flakes RABBI AARONSON Celler Proposes Peace Rosenwald Donates Sum WIDER SCOPE DRIVE DR. JOHN O' G RADY Large Giffyo 1/. P. A. £ to Aid Medical Research College Establishment PROGRESS REPORTED SPEAKSATJ.ee. TO OCCUPY P13IBT BY HENRY MONSKY M0NDAYEVEN1G OF TEMPLE ISRAEL Executive Committee of B'nai fc'rith Meets In Cincinnati DRIVE NEARLY COMPLETE

New York (J.-T.V^L.-)-TA contribution of $50,000 by ^elijcrM. Warburg to the United Palestine Appeal, was announced thjfs-week t y Slorris Rothenberg, chairman "of"jthe.Board °f Directors of the Unite4, Palestine Appeal, at a special conference of nonZionists interested in Palestine held at the Hotel; Anibassadot for the purpose of drawing, up ,"• "concrete plans towards co-operation in the Palestine wwonrtraciabn work." Mr. Warburg's ,g}ft is " the first large response, on the partr of a - -nZionist since." the'noii-Zionist1 Conference' held in New York last October. Mr. Warburg, has in the past contributed to Palestine: purposes, notably .toward relieving unemployment durinr the depression lasti year, and the building of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. This Is his first donation to the United Palestine AppeaL'

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Social Service Course Lecturer Prominent Catholic Authority FAMILY WELFARE SUBJECT

Boston (J. T. A.)—The work of T Bronson Crothers at the Children's Hospital in helping children suffering :'~om disorders of the ner\ .s systen, has been recognized y t" Rosenwald family of' Chicago, [Internationally Famous Editor First Speaker on Lecture who have made -ift of $175,000 i assist Dr. Crothers and his asCourse sociates in extending their researches. The donation was announced SPOKE HERE LAST YEAR this week by Gordon Abbott, vicechainraB of the hospital building Norman Hapgood, internationally fu-d, and Louis E. Kirl stein, who known editor, diplomat and lecturer, has been in comir!-"'nicEtion with the will open the Lecture Course of the T1 -,enwald " mily. Jewish Community Center and the The amount of $75,000 is to pro- Omaha chapter of the Council of vide fcr the construction of a unit at the hildren's Hospital as part o£ the new building program. The $•"••"— -was s;i-. n by "ulias Eosenwald to tiie Harvard Medical School, to make possible an adequate and trained st *" ^eces^ary for the experimental work.

.Mr. Henry Monfeky, national chairRabbi Michael Aaronsohn, blinded Bev.. Dr. John O'Grady, secretary man of the Wider Scope Campaign' -veteran of the World iWar and field of the National Conference of Catho£ -fixe B'nai Srith, at the anmial representative of the Union of rAme olic Charities, -will deliver, the next meeting of the Executive Committee icon Hebrew Congregations^ will ocaddress of the Social Service Lecture of ihe Order held- last Sunday -at Course • at ' the Jewish Community Cincinnati', announced that $1,326,000 Center Ton Monday evening, Jannsry toward the two million dollar goal 21. He will speak OB family welfare of the drive had already been -raised. work; . ~ : The fund "is expected to be completed when reports from districts 1 and 7 The Lecture Coarse, which is under -where campaigns are now'being conthe sponsorship1-of the Omaha' Counducted are received. District 1 incil of Social Agencies, I s open to the cludes New York State; outside of public. Dr. H.1 vonf W. Schalte is New York City, white District 7 chairman of fhe: Course, and W. C. covers nearly all the southern states Fraser and" Henry Monsky are licebetween Georgia and Texas. chairmsjn. • - : •" Rev. O'Gradjr is a prominent figOmaha's member of* the, Executive ure in national, social- service circles. Committee of the Order further anHe has! been professor of sociology nounced that a conference would be at the Catholic University, and edicalled soon of all the. district chairtor of the Catholic Charities Review. men in the Wider -Scope Campaign He; is the author- of several recent in order to discuss the progress of books including "An Introduction to Attends Welfare Board Meet; the movement.' It will'probably take Measure T o Be Discussed at Norman Hapgood. Social Work" and "The Legal MinPrincipal Speaker a t Chiplace in Philadelphia. Meeting on' January imum. Wage." ; As a special" investiJewish Women on Wednesday evecago Banquet The' Executive Committee of the 10. gator for the Health and Old Age ning, January 23, at the Center. His B'nai Brith approved the action, of Milton Abrahams? to Speak on Insurance Commission of Ohio, he subject will be "The American ; the Hillel Foundation in establishing OFFICERS INSTALLED Internationalhas had; an oportunity to make some HEARS DR. ABRAM SIMON Mind." new foundations a t Cornell University first-hajid inveEtigations of social Peace** and Morgantown, W. Va.•'- An ap- Before a crowd of about two hunLoaded with honors and memories The famous lecturer spoke at the conditions that make him an authoriplication for the establishment of a dred, the Omaha'Hebrew Club held Babbi Michael Aaronsbhp. of interesting experiences, Judge Ir- J. C. C. A year ago on "Do Politics BANQUET IS PLANNED ty on the subject. Hillel Foundation was received from their semi-annual installation of ofvin Stalmaster and Mrs. Stalmaster Me&n Anything in America?" The _ Mr. Charles L. Ch-ute and Mr. returned last week from a month's talk v>'Es so well received that reAthens, Georgia.. All plans submitted ficers Sunday, January 13, at the eupy the pulpit of Temple Israel this evening and tomorrow morning. His The Omaha Council of Jewish Whitingv Williaras, scheduled to apby Dr. Bogen for the extension of Jewish Community Center. quests were made for the re-appeartravels in the east. the educational and cultural work ' A resolution that created consid- subject for this evening's service, Women will greseni to the public pear on the Lecture Course on De- Prominent among the features of ance of Mr. Hapgood. under the' auspices of the Order were erable- interest was introduced by which: starts at' 8:153 p . m., JwilT be on January 28. a t ; 3 p.' ra,. at the cember 20 and . January 15, respec- the trip was the attendance of the Kapgood has been prominently conapproved. Under these -plans L 6. John" Feldman : providing., for- the' or- "The. Alien." At the service tomor- Jewish Community,: Center, a page- tively, were unable to come-on ac- biennial convention of the Jewish nected with public issues since he B. B. lodges will be insured lecturers, ganization of a woman's: auxiliary row morning which starts at 10:30 ant entitled "Peace" "arranged and count of illness.' Beth will speak at "Welfare Board in Washington, D. C. became editor of Collier's Weekly musical programs and art-exhibitions. oiythe Omaha Hebrew Club; The a. m., he will speak on * "Embalmed written by, Mrs. i^dor Ziegler, the later dates. • .: A.' this meeting, at vrhich Jndge in 1905. He has been identified with Religion." u-i _s.. '. : ;• ' orchestral arrangements by Mrs. measure win be discussed at the next StalmaEter officially represented the every great controversy in which the The establishment of an agency Harry. Z. Rosenfeld, fasisted by Miss Omaha Jewish Community Center, views of liberals have been in quesfor Jewish-serial- V°i* at the Mayo meeting- Simday-iafternostf, January With the Urltefr States'as his. pul- •Helen Sommers. j « f «nt&e', Pjasje leading questions oa coiamunity cen- tion, snd has championed the cause Clinic. Jn^$oches£er,_ Ikfin^ ;by_the 20. ^ ThJl. 5*?t™K> jffjHj; algo; feature pit and.with p'ersbns.of all faiths as ant "• wilK' be " presgAfrad.. M' cpstinae. speechesTjyf I.'::M6T^a^ea-^;tXL~v&':. 'of'"progress ' in most of the- grewfOrder UTiopeii y> overcome • the ^ more than lOO.OOO miles in The words of the prologue will be especially jjiteresting inasmuch as it political battles of the last twenty serious problem brought abbot there rious othe^.^rom^e1nK"ei>i?aJ£ers.' spoken by Mrs. Philip Romonek. is applicable to the local situation, years; ->y the absence of Jewish contacts, .-'; The following committees were an- the last six years to voice his mes- • One of the picturesque, ^features Gigli, highest paid, artist on the was- the discussion of mortgages. It an absence that produced such a nounced by Mr.>SamueV Swartz, the sage. During the recent presidential camHe has three ' aims.," He ^desires Will be the folk dances of the na- American concert stage and successor was the opinion of the delegates that paign, Hapgood was one of the most serious reaction against Jews that newly instated.president: . '. tion^ done bythe tiny, pupils of Miss ; to Caruso, in tenor roles with the in order to facilitate, activity in'the' "to inspire-people with a- high- conthe. Anti-Defamation League looked Executive Committee! • .' prominent and ardent workers for Chairman, Marks I/Orig; John Feldman, cept of faith and courage t o enlight- Annette Riklin. Others taking part Metropolitan Opera company* will ap- future it vras imperative that rnort-. into the matter and suggested the I"rea-WWte''BIo3:-FrpTOkln? Al Smith. are Rabbi Frederick Cohn, Miss TtodseIrrin forming' of the agency, it was stated Stalmaster, Harry Lnpidue, and Nathan en the "public regarding the history Laura- Goetz, Mesdames; Paul Blptky, pear in dual concert with Margaret gages be immediately reduced -if not He has been editor of Harper's Shotwell, Omaha girl who has attained paid tip -ltogether. Another feature and religion of the Jew, and to - X a f l e . •'•'•• - T - •—--•-' - ~ • . •. '. at the meeting. Slek. Committee:' -• ... • . strengthen the ideals of the Jew."' Manny Handler, Philip Levy; Messrs. recognition. as concert pianist, at, the -of the convention, especially inter- Weekly, the. Independent, an " InterIn response "to a plea by Dr. David Chairman, J. RIcklin; M. Zwieback, J. ' To" accomplish these, purposes he Herman Rosenblatt, Harold Kendis Omaha Auditorium on Sunday evenBtion&l. He has been president of esting from the local standpoint, was the League of Free Nations associan s m a n , A. Richards, S. AltEehnlar, D. Yellin, former vit>mayor of Jerus- -• . U and Master Julien Kiper Ziegler. ning, January 27, under the auspices the address by Dr. Abram Simon, Ornch, and H.-Ornch,~ _ _ , : . has visited hundreds of cities; has or-' alem, the Executive Committee voted Membership Investigation Committee: tion and under President Wilson's adPreceding the pageant, Mr. Milton of the Jewish Community Center. ganized Jewish student ^groups in a contribution of $5,000 to the Chairman,'Mark Polonsky; W a Swarts, high schools and universities has R. Abrahams will talk on interna- Three years ago the Tuesday Musi- rabbi of Temple^ Israel of this tity ministration was United States minover twenty-five years ago. Judge . Fried,'Ben: Handler, A. B. Sherman, Hebrew Teachers College now in .•. JnTifl X* B» Shcrn3sn«'' * ' • - • . visited hospitals, asylums and pris- tional peace. The Council extends a cal dub sought Gigli as the feature of Stalmaster characterized Dr. Simon's ister to Denmark. Since his return process of construction in Jerusalem, InteUectnal Advancement.Committee: and has addressed numerous cordial welcome to all. their yearly winter rousical program, talk as one of the best of the con- to the United States he has been poNathan Saffe; I. Morgenstern, ons,of which Pri Yellin; is the head; -."' Chairman. litical correspondent in Washington Jndah Wolrson,- E. W a i , • Sani Klaver, civic and service clubs. but the. members felt that a guarantee vention. A luncheb^ in honor of Mrs. JosPresident Cohen was also authorized and .A. ScJiwacxkin.. _ * >. and his - articles on politics have inHe declined .the life position of eph E. Friend, national president, of $3,500 was too large a sum for the While in the Capitol, Judge Stal- formed millions of magazine and to appropriate from the L O. B. B. Waj-» and Meens Committee: . John Feldman; Sol .Rosen- national chaplain of the • Disabled and the Council's new members, will club to undertake. master WBS admitted to the bsr of newspaper readers. funds, raised through the Wider - Chairman, berg. J . Bomonek,. M. Venger,, A. D . be held at the Blackstone hotel at Consequently this is Gigli's first the United States Supreme Conrt. Veterans of the World'. War,; after Scope Committee, a sum ' necessary Givot, Philip Zalutuchln, ana B. DorinHapgood'e published books include holding that office six years. Yet 12:30 on the same day.. Reservations Omaha concert, although he is fam- On January 8 he was honored in liwE of Lincoln, Washington and for the subvention of a-library divi- Judiciary Committee: ~ be made with Mrs. Harry Rach- iliar to local lovers of good music be- Chicago as the principal speaker at sion in the Hebrew University lib- Chairman,r1tev. E.' Fleishman; M. Ber- he . continues to' perform the func-; can man, Web. 0724. cause of national radio programs in a- giant mass meeting and banquet Webster, a ' ook on "The Stage in tions of that office, whenever Called covici, and M, Blank.*; ^ rary in the name of the B'nai Brith. America," and a recent publication, which he has taken part. A series of addresses on the proTalmud Torah Committee: of about 1,500 of Chicago's most "The Advancing' Hour." upon to do so in veterans' hospitals Chairman, n, LacSow; Bev. E. Flelsh- and with veterans' organization?. gram of the National Council of JewMiss; Shotwell resided in Omaha un- prominent Jews. The rally was part man. : : • In recent years Hapgood has inish Women is' being broadcast every til several years ago. when she con- of .an intensive membership campaign His national travels are, in "behalf FOUR JEWISH STUDENTS Resolutions Committee: terested himself in the work of the • Chairman, Judge irvin Stalmaster; Ben of the Union of American Hebrew Wednesday over station W. M.. S. G. tinued her musical education in Paris, of the B'nai B'rith. of that city. HONORED AT SOUTH HIGH :, Minkin. and Ifred.yrhite. - Zionists in Palestine and he is well where she made her. professional de- Judge Stalmaster in his talk deCongregations, for which he? has-been at 6:10 p. m., central time. Viellancf. C o m m i t t e e : .:'-'.• known to the readers of Zionist magbut last year, .since having played in scribed the B'nai B'rith as an exHarry Lapidos; .Henry Mons- national field representative. for six Four Jewish students were recip- Chairman:" anines through his ^.ticles on the ky, Sam Beber, Morris MickUn, Jndge years, with headquarters in Cincinthe musical -centersf of> Europe and Bertha Greenhouse Has with Gigli; in leading" cities of the pression of the innermost feelings progress rf Palestinian ients of high honors at South High Irrin Staltnnster, Marks Lorlff. Fred work. of the Jew. He told how all philnati. " • • • school last week; -Bussel Blumenthal VThite, ana Dave Blacker. Kapgood's lecture is only the first Playhouse Drama Lead United States; ; ; anthropic and educational work of Committee: In the Argonne Forest engagement was elected to the highest student Boose lecture of tne Lecture Courw. F«ar Chninnan, Hurry Lapidus; K. Fleishthe Order was merely concrete -ex, post in the school, the presidency of man, A. 'Monsky/ Fred Woodman, J. in 1918 he received a wound - which Miss Bertha .Greenhouse, local other prominent speakers are schedpression; of the highest ideals of Ilochman. Ben Jllnkin, Harry Dworsky, resulted in loss of his eyesight^ the Student Council, the students Jewish -vocal, and dramatic. artist of Judah Wolfson Council Judaism.. He said that this charac- uled. Holders of season tickets for Sam Klarer, and 51. Blank. However, he completed his work: at note, is playing the lead in the curgoverning body. the Course &re also entitled to adthe Hebrew Union College and the Tent Community Playhouse- produc- Service Speaker Tonight teristic' desire of the Jew to be s. mission to lie Gigli-Shotwell concert Among those who became charter Inside Guard," L- Fanger. practical idealist has made possible to Jewlafr Welfare Feder- University of Cincinnati, in i 1923. He members of the South High school Bepresentative tion,". "Fashions, or New York in ation: \ ' ' the successful existence of. the B'nai at the City Auditorium. Sunday< J»n. was born and reared in -BaltSmorfir 1840." The play", is a musical "com-, Mr. Judah . Wolf son, instructor at chapter of the National Scholastic Samuel U&TJ 27. This is also being sponB-'rith for already over 85 years. Mdf.,' and now lives in CindnnatL He edy 'and Miss Greenhouse has an ex- the City Talmud Torah and local auHonor society were Misses Eva Katzsored by the Jewish Community Cenis chaplain 6f Galbraith Post, Amer- cellent" opportunity to show her tal-- thority on Hebrew .and Yiddish lit- On his return to Omaha Judge ter and the Council of Jewish man and Arthur Eazlowsky. JAKE LEWIS, PIONEER erature, will. deliver the "sermon at Stalmaster returned to his private Women. OMAHAN, PASSES A W A \ ican' Legion, in -the latter city, ,_.......; ent"' as a singer. • . , . - ' The services this evening- will be She plays the role, of Gertrude, the services of the Senior Council law practice, his term on the District LADIES AID SOCIETY preceded by a congregational "Get- the governess who exposes the bo- at the Jewish Community Center to^ Court bench having expired January Jalce Lewie-, 68,'pioneer Omaha.ci1. He is associated- with Sam Beber vestry room gus French count. She has received night * "V..-.; OFFICERS HE-ELECTED gar merchant, and once active in pol- Together" dinner in the Players and David E. Beber. He also steps Local . Yiddish at 6 o'clock. -1 Although Mr. Wolf son has not anmany flattering press notices on the itics, died Tuesday at Wise Memorial The Daughters-of Israel Ladies Aid i n j the position of assistant to the Organize Dramatic Club performances already presented this nounced his subject, a most interest- attorney general of the State of NeSociety at a meeting Held Tuesday, hospital following si lorig illness. "He ing talk is anticipated. The local edweek. The^ play was: presented MonJanuary 15, voted to re-elect all its had been a- resident of Omaha for 200 ATTEND HADASSAH braska. Mr. C. A. Sorenson, tne Following their success in "The Tuesday and Wednesday of this ucator is kno^s for Ms thorough cul- newly elected holder of that office, Jewish nearly 5& years. - Surviving are his officers for another term. Heart," the actors presenting LINEN SHOWER AT J. C C. day, tural knowledge, especially along the week. It will be again played tomade the appointment while Judge the lamoufi Yiddish melodrama have The officers are: Mrs. S. Ravitz, widow, three daughters, Mrs. J. Fried, lines of literature. He is not only and Saturday night of this St&liaaster, was away. All cases dealpresident; Mrs. A. Wolf, vice-presi- Mrs. Dave Kkin and 'Miss Clara Despite adverse weather conditions, night, into a permanent society week, and Monday, Tuesday and well versed on all the prominent He- ing with alleged violation of the organised dent; Mrs. K. Tatle, treasurer; Mrs. L Lewis, all of Omaha, and two sons, about two hundred vomen: attended Wednesday in order to facilitate the production brew and Yiddish. authors, but has of next week. anti-trust law in the eastern part of Kulakofsky, corresponding secretary; Sam of Chicago and Dave of Omaha! the tenth annual linen r shower "jpf. jHe of other plays in the future. The Recently Miss Greenhouse; has met many of them personally. the state will be handled by Mr, orgatussatjon, which has for its name and Mrs. A. Naisel, recording secre- Funeral, services were held' Wed- loca] chapter of the Hadassah "held <fI nesday afternoon at the Jewish Fu- last Wednesday at the Jewish Com- been active in the performances of Stalmaster. tary. The Omaha Yiddish Dramatic the local. Society of Grand Opera in j neral home. Burial took place in the munity Center. RABBI COHN INVITED TO Club," is headed by Mr, L, Wolfe a« » . •/ _ English. Last year she sang the Golden Hill cemetery. director. OCCUPY CHURCH PULPIT Prominent features of- th&T>rogrE._i leading Tole of Mignon in the opera NATIONAL ICOR OFFICIAL ALL JEWISH CHILDREN Th$ other officers elected at the were talks by Mrs.— Max—I^rojnldii by the same name produced by the TO SPEAK HERE SUNDAY BESS WEINSTEIN GIVES ARE INVITED TO PARTY first meeting are as follows: 3. and Dr. Leo P.. Fiachtenburg. -Mrs* Society. She has also sung in many Sunday morning Rabbi Frederick Essnick, assistant director; Hairy Cohri pf Temple - IsraeL will occupy READING FOR WOMEN Fromkin spoke on "The Pioneers of of their other programs; Mr. S. Rosenfeld of Los Angeles, Blacker, recording secretary; Mdrrii the pulpit of the First Unitarian Palestine.'^ Dr..Frachtenburgr.praised The officers and the Board of DiShe has also participated in Jew- church: at 31st* and Harney. This Calif.« member of the national- exec- Miss Bess WeSnstein, prominent the Hadassah work in Palestine and Caspar, financial secretary; and S*t* rectors of the City Talmud Torah utive committee of the- Icor; • of participant in Center dramatics, gave told'l»ow it was creating good wi}l ish- Community Center productions, is the third time that he has been invite every Jewish child in the city rah Taub, treasurer. America, -will address a mass meet- a reading bgfore the. Women's Aux- between the, Jews aajl theJAif?ibs\in notably: the operetta, "Princess so honored. between the ages of 6 and 12 to at- The executive committee is consChrysanthemum," in which she sang ing at the- Jewish Community Center iliary of the Union Pacific Railroad the Holy Ltnd. .; •'v.- A -^y-'••'--_ the lead. tend a party to be given at the Jew- posed of the above officers and Mrs. Tuesday afternoon Rabbi Cohn ' >.on Sunday, January 20, at 8:15 p. m. at the Prettiest Mile Club Wednes- • Those who were unable t o attend will review Lodwig Lewisohn's fa- ish Community Center Sunday aft- J. Baznick and'Mr. Sam Kranta. Th« Mr, Rosenfeld, who is an organ' day afternoon. She formerly stud- the- shower and who wish _,*tcp con- Danzig (J. T. A.)—Educational mous book, "The Island Within," be- ernoon, January 27, at S o'clock. literary committee is composed of izer for the Icor, is an authority on ied dramatics under ~ Miss Amy tribute to the cause are Requested Statistics in the'Free City of Danzig fore the Tcnsple Sisterhood Book The invitation is extended to all Mrs. J. FeWman and Miss Betty by the officials of the organization will no longer include'the religion of Review Club. -At the February 12th children regardless of whether they L&issky. -• Bussian Jewish, problems. His topic Woodruff.. _ _, will be '^Regeneration of the Jew in Miss Wehwtein' is coaching a play, to send their articles to Mad&mes A. students, according to an order is- meeting of this group he will review attend the Talmud Torah or not. An A series of Yiddish plays, the first Soviet Russia.7* "Overtones," to be given at the Feb- K>mm, J. Rosenberg, J. J.- .Friedman, sued, by-the Education Department "The Case of Sergeant Grisch," by elaborate, program lms been'arranged of which will be ptfesetitefi in the or any memSer of the Board. Arnold Cweig.and refreshments will be served. very near, fature, is planned. The public is welcome to attend. ruary, Kally at the J. C.cS. of the city government.

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Washington, D ; C (J. T. A.)—A bill for the establishment-of a Peace College, where would be taught, all of the arts -of-peace including diplomacy, was ' introduced in the House of Representatives by Congressman Emanuel Celler of New York. The bill, in-'the form of a joint resolution, was referred to-the Committee on Foreign AffairsV In explaining his bill, Congressman Celler declared; "Would it not be an epoch making- step- if our Government, safeguarding the best - inr terests ' of all'" its people^ continued its War College1 and-fits Naval Academy with • their present high standards, but ' matched *•; them with .- a Peace College1? Mea trainc ' i n the arts of peace would I be continuously drafted for the' education 'of the public in' various' ways. Speaking as they would with \ authority after such training, through the radio ^jid other channels,": "they • would become a tremeni~us"factor in"' molding public, opinion in""favor of universal peace." . ; „-

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TWO-rTHE) JEWISH PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18,1929 us. I spoil you and you spoil me. would curse himself to his dying day married. 1 was ju8t thinking of it And besides next year I'll be for_ the misery and suffering he had —i'or your sake as well as mine. brought to.ijjier. Again he went to Don't be afraid, yotfr, Manny will thirty." • . . ; Published,every Thursday at Omaha, ^brasjsa, by "So." Mrs. Novick would not her bedside. As before, her eyes never leave you!" SHORT STORY THE JEWISH FKESS PUBLISHING COMPANY . lead him a step in the direction she stared up at him. He!thought he - Mrs. Novick stretched forth her Office: Brandeis Theater Building—Telephone: ATlantic 1450 By .NINA KAYE her hand to his lips. When he re- hand. Gently it rested on, his head. saw he was heading. : D A V I D B L A C K E R , B U S I N E S S a n dM A N A G I N G E D I T O R linquished tBe worn hand, it fell Then her words came, tow and with "You don't want the Novick family ,-V ^IRVING PERLMETER - - - - - - EDITORDr. Emanuel Novick never forgot do but to stand with him at the to always be just you and me, do heavily * to her side. rhythmic clovmess.. "I feel much •what his mother had done for him. summit and bask in his glory. His you? I've decided it's about time He sougbt refuge in his office. better now, my son, my doctor." $2.50 Nor would she let him .forget. Wid- glory which was truly hers. He who . Subscription I.got married—Why, Mamma, what's The" maid" came in hurriedly. "She AdVerfisink rates furnished on application owed at twenty, with an infant boy, was hers. the matter ? Mamma!" war talking before, Dr. Novick. She Copyright, 1029, by the Jewish TeleMrs. Novick had-given up her life, The neighbors who came to. call graphic Agency, Inc. Mrs. Novick did not answer. She S T a s e give bo^h the old and new address; was talking*- She says to me when CHANQE OF sv she had always reminded Eman- heard all about Dr. Emanuel Novick could not answer. She fainted. bo sure to five ypy*name, ' • I washed. her, she ' says • she can '' 1 uel, for him. from his mother. Nor did she spare With the aid of the temporary never'talk to you again. ' She says — When chopping, mention the Do not; thjnk that she had not them a recital of her struggle.. Do maid, Emanue! revived his mother you want to turn her out in the struggled. A widow at twenty, with not think, however, that Mrs. No- and with trembling hands got her street and bring a stranger in here "Jewish Press." n means of making a livelihood, vick • for one moment recalled the to bed. He spoke to her again, to take her place^—after all she's she had, refused all offers-r-of as- candy etore whew she had spent begged to know what ailed her, done for you." sistance and otherwise. The money more than hall the' .years of her Sought symptoms for a diagnosis. ;•;..-v;\ . .;• ASSIMILATING? ;: she had been able to scraps together life. She referred, always to the . Mrs. Novick spoke no word. She EmanueJ could hardly believe his The of t-deprecated and the long bemoaned decline of Judaism SQ Small a si^m that it barely time -"When I was in business." Q?, merely lay on her back, her eyes oir ears. His mother had spoken! With in America seemsto be as far--off. as ever. Reuben JJramip, ven.- set her . up in a'soda water and to stress her judgment on a point, the ceiling. He knelt by her bed- a cry of joy, he rashed out of his "I am a business woman." erable, beloved, and famous Jewish leader a.nd writer, on cc^plud- penny candy stand. side, pleaded with her, implored. office, upsetting a book stand in his • Those neighbors who had daughr But she had little Emanuel play"Talk to me, Mamma. Tell me, what haste- "Mamma," he shouted, runing a tour of many- cities of the United States, including Omaha, ing about her feet as she served ters invited Mrs. Novick to return ip the matter?" Doctor though he ning along the hall. "Mamma," he aas written an article entitled, "Is the American Jew Assimilat- vichy with pineaple juice or\stravr- their calls—"And bring along your was, before the figure of his moth- gasped, dropping to his knees and ing," in which he expresses himself in a rnpgt qp#jnist«: mood re? berry. son." er, he was a little boy, a helpless encircling her recumbent body. "You can talk to me, talk to me. Put ^ardjng mr Americfin^o-r'eUgjonists. Hereis, part p,f.wjiat h,e has Almost from the time he began to Mrs. Novick, wise woman, went little boy. alone. After a careful scrutiny, an MArket 4.750 t o s a j : ; ' • ' _ • < . , = ' \ ' '" • • • ' • ' '' • ••'• '•.••• • . . ' . i talk, Emaimel would boast about the He telephoned for another doctor. someone in your place? How could you think anybody could take your introduction ";Q the various daugh"There is no need io. despair, no need for issuing emergency lovely house he wo«Jd build for his It seemed hours before Dr;*- Merrir ATlantic 4750 place? After all you've done for mother, with golden windows, his ters of the house, she took her se- weather came. calls to save American Jewry from intellectital and spiritual departure. She did not come After : a examination the doctor me. I didn't say I was going to get sication. Nor is it appropriate to raise one's Vp|cf m gloomful yputhful imagination picture. And date again. Nor did Emanuel. told Emanuel, who waited with rocking chair where {iig mothw a n y n g ^ our youth, admonishing them for isheir ostensibleim- a.soft At fifty, beginning to reap the whimpering anxiety, ''She's sufferer could sit all dgy and dispense niersioi in jazz and •those vices which our younger generation is golden or berry red soda water. Not rewards of her labors, she had no ing from some kind of shock. I said to he subjept to. until he was almost grown could he intention of losing him. Whenever tried to get her to..talk, but she : came home, she questioned him wouldn't. Pull yourself together, old ^Notwithstanding |he general tendency to .cbndenin the in- 'disassociate big mother from the he : soda;.stand which; except:-fqj? $heir about the places he had been. She man, and try to get some sleep, tellectuaj standard of Jewish life in ihji$. c p u n ^ , I state unequivroom with a. darker bedroom was anxious over the health of each There's nothin0 to be done but wait ocally that Jewish life in the United States has reached § higher dark (it ..was termed a music ropm and of his patients, she knew all the and see what develops." Behind Dr. levelthaii ever^ before, g,nd that our youth is more consciously hence had no. window), was all he doctors by name and she listened Merriweather's soothing words, fearfully for a woman's name. Emanuel saw the spectre of paraland, if I njay say so-e-jnore seriou.sly Jewish thaji ever," had known. of the - world. Mr. Brainin'sconclusions, drawn as they are from intimate There was,: of " coarse, - school. Emanuel, as befits a loyal son ysis. But he forced it from him. has not forgotten what his He crept again into his mother's contacts with ^ltypgs and phases of Jewishhfe in.all parts of School/ which was the-bigest thing who mother did for him, brought her room. She had not changed her pothe country offer fealjn for hearts sorely grieyed by wjial has at in Emanuel's life: and. his: mother's. these crumbs of news from his out- sition. Only her lids, quivering, lay despite' all protestations that times seemecl an ominously impending doom. They are, however, For, world. Tired, he welcomed her lightly over her silent eyes. He stole Jf you travel in foreign countries, carry he would'go $o workj'that he would side not mere attempts at flattery but firm convictions drawn from ob- suport her as. the-.'-other boys did little tendernesses when he came away again. Perhaps she was sleepon an exporting business or have ocArid, as the loyal son who ing. servation of actual life. The chief source of j'oy which Brainin their mothers, Mrs. Novick stuck to casion tosend or receive foreign money, has had nothing but his studies and In the morning Mrs. Novick had found was the growing unity in Jewish ranks. He found tfan in- he* stand and 'Emanuel •:* wentc to his we offer the facilities that will meet all mfctker, he gave her all his time, not stirred. As before she lay, tensified Jewish'ness, a more tolerant and intellectual attitude to s c h o o l , - t o ' h i g h s c h o o l ' a m i t o c o l - his thought, his friendsip. your requirements for prompt and effigazing dumbly up at him when he - • • •things Jewish." , If \s no wonder that he, fpund'Simultaneously l e g e . " • • • "•-• • •" ., . Mrs. Noviclf guarded these treas- came rushing hopefully into her cjent service. the dissolving of age-old schisms,'like the conflict between the Often, tailing: himself a cruel, ures. She had no thought of relin- room. solfish thing, He pleaded with her quishing them. advocates of Palestinian and 9us§i^n. qpJQnizatiQn, , . Our foreign department will be glad to But there were calls to make, pa-: to let him relieve her of the stand, patients who came to tients to see at the hospital,. Begive you advice about its service. Please Taking exception to those who. so;L roundly belabor the mod.eni but she was adamant. "-A- dotcor seeSometimes, the doctor at his office at home moaning his fate, he climbed into doesn't; tend a. stand,'' she decreed. feel free to call on them. • day university yoiith, Brainin 'finds in them a *tfundamen|ft! JFud.a^ were young women. Many of them, his car. He would pick up one of He; was fourteen when she began ism bqrn of an inner evplutipii/' He has no fears for them. Their Mrs. Novick conceded, were pretty. .call jhim tfpctor. For',-'Mrs. No- But, she stilled: a momentary twint • the big men at the hospital, and 1 ? Jewishness, unharras^ed by dogmatic propaganda^ has developed fo bring him out to look.at his mother. vick .''had decided, -'standing long in a normal manner antj is conseqqen^y;heaj%yf he.Says.; '"'' ' hours in her little, wind swept cor- of jealousy, her Emanuel would not He returned with Dr. Crothers, desert his mother, he would not forthat Emanuel "would be a doc- get the. life she, had given up for who termed it voluntary paralysis, '•;• On unity, inteljectualism and iterance,is the new/ |eajth of "She's had a shock," he repeated ; American Judaism based by Mr.' Brainin. They are ostensibly tor. This would be her reply to the' him. the other doctor's words. "There's world which had given her so little. sufficient foundation fof strength;-;;They are virtues ttiat we may So.little? Ah, no, she had been : Arid then one1 evening JbJmanuel nothing to be done but wait." und must cultivate still more in the^utufe. And if we do,' the suc- given Emanuel. What more could came home, kissed his mother with Only too well. Emanuel knew his his usual tenderness and said: cessful result if she ask?. :. k "Well, Mom,^. no more lonesome mother had had a shock. And he While the .house'< Dr. Kfovick" had days for you around here. Must be built for his mother did not come pretty, hard-for you, all alone in this up to the. rosy castle he had pic- great big house." tured in his1 young dreams, it was :.- Was he going to sell" the house? indeed" a Splendid home. • He in- Fear, a fear she would lose this tanBy J^CK W, MARER/President ^of Omaha;£<>J?ge stalled his mother with a generous gible evidence of her success, It will pay you to; sweep of his hand. "All yours, clutched at-her heart. "Why, Manny The American Jewish, people; have been partieul coDsult us before. ftfomj" and he kissed her cheek —I like the house. If you're going with- various agencies which generously -aid the needy ^ Buying a Radio." leathered by so many winters out to use two rooms for your office, I elements in Jewish life where they are lacking. But of all those of doors; "It's in your name. You No matter what : need, all the rooms, We couldn't organizations laboring in the front ranks of this holy struggle, worked hard enough for it." -: get along "with less." She make set you have had forthere is one that is worthy of particular recognition. That organ- There was a rocking chair, a s h e gotten the, one and a half rooms in mind we can. she help you—rAll sets; ization is the Independent Order of B'nai B'rith, one of the oldest had promised. And Mrs. Novick had lived in for SQ many years. guaranteed a n d f . could fancy no greater Joy than' to "Oh," don't worry, Mariim," EmanJewish fraternal orders in the United States. serviced. git herself sedately in the chair, es• ' Whether it has heen the case of the lonely orphan waif tablished at a vantage point on uel spoke to her with the tenderness a deep, true affection. "It's in stranded by fate, or the derelict Jewish youth in need of guidance the suhporch, to rock all day and'to of your name, I couldn't sell it if I on the path of organized endeavor, the B'naj B'rith has always watch for tiie, homecoming- of her wanted to." r been in the van of, those who would solve the problem. Today, son. "Then what are you talking?" JEWELRY AND MUSIC with its proud program of maintenance of a hospital for consump- Maids came arid went in the house. "Well, mamma. It's just that I've 1804 No. 28 — WE. 2042 could do the work to satisfy decided we two have been alone tives i in' Denver, of an orphan home in ^Cleveland where 29 of 1her. one She alone took sufficient pains together too long. It's not good foi Omaha's own children are even now beiflggiven a real start in life, in seeing to her Manny^s comfort. of its immigrant's bure.au in Mexico, and with its A, Z : .A, and She cooked for him delicacies of Hillel Foundation work, with its anti-defamation and many other which he had never dreamed in those worthy efforts, the B'nai B'rith has a just claim to commendation. days of dry roll arid coffee. She pampered him,'she scolded him when But it is not the nature of an organization with ideals as he had tfcgo dut On a call during The Nebraska's Marvelous Value Giving • lofty as those of the B'nai B'rith tp beg, honors and then rest on the night.' ; For- was he not hers, System Offers hers to the" fullest extent that a these laurels. 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Expect Hundred Patrons At Hai Resh Frat Dance

One' hundred patrons are expected to be listed on the program iof the Wise Memorial benefit dance which Four Jewish Boys Head Societies is being sponsored by the Hai Resh fraternity at the Hotel Fontenelie at High School. February 14. Thirty-five patron There are four Boys Literary Sotickets have been sold already, accieties at the Abraham Lincoln high in Council Bluffs, and when cording to Marvin E. Treller, general they held their semi-annual election chairman. The girls' committee, headed by of' officers Tuesday afternoon at the high Bchpol, a Jewish student was Miss Pauline Herzberg, is reporting Mr. and Mrs.* N. Echenherg of chosen as president of each of these much progress in the advance sale Z. So&kjn of this city, and Miss Sherbrooke, Quebec, who have been soduties.. Hymie Kramer was elected of tickets, and from present indiBapaport, daughter of Mrs. A.the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Tretiak president of the Logo Society; Joseph cations nearly 1,000 will attend the f p P t of Minneapolis, will be left Thursday for California. Sojomonow was chosen as president big benefit dance. Miss Bernice Ferer is acting chairman in the absence fnariried - ut the Labor Lyceum of Miss Miriam Leighton of Chicago, of the Arjstos; Harold Kroloff was of Miss Herzberg from the city. Pmsha on Sunday, January 20. Rabbi HI., was the guest of Miss Anne chosen as head of the Philo Society; •'Representatives of the various sor P« Grodineky will officiate. Hurwitz of this city this week. She and Edward Rosen was elected as therial groups and dabs in the city axe new president of the Ionian Literary .- 5Jr. and Mrs. Joe Nitz announce the is enroute to California. purchasing tickets for the dance," Society, |»arth'o£7a"~Eon last Thursday, Jan. said Mr. Treller. "We all know l i e Mrs. S. FelUnan, at 355? Csuss, win 10, .at the .Nicholas Senn Hospital give a card party at her home.Tues- The Council Bluffs Agudes Achim need of the Wise Memorial Hospital Mr, Samuel Gerson, executive sec- day afternoon, January 22, for the Society sill celebrate .their fifteenth for money, and everyone should help retary of' the Jewish Community benefit of the Daughters of Zipn, whp iuniversary on Sunday evening, in this worthy endeavor." Randall's Royal Orchasera will Renter, was called to Boston, Mass., are giving the money to the Jewish February 10, when they will hold a bridge party followed by dancing at play, and everyone is assured of a last Saturday on account of the ill- National 1'und. the Eagles HalL The committee ^re wonderful time by the committee in mother. Mr. Leo Alperson is convalescing iiow at work making: complete ar- charge. and Mrs. A. Bosenthal enter- from his illness at the Wise Memo- rangements for this affair. Everyone is |nyi|ed and everything will be free, -" short time isgo Palestine sent |o ftfc a farewell dinner Sunday rial Hospital. so make' your plans now to attend the United States its first large honor of Mr. H. Lavine of New York Gity, who has been visiting his Misses Esther Silverman and Annthis celebration; Watch the Jewish cargo of marble. It is /et uncerr pan and daughter-in-law, Mr. and latman of Kansas City, who have Press for further announcements. tain whether the Palestinian stone will be abi to stand well th colder Mrs. Joseph I<avine and family. been the guests of Mr, Max" ClayMr. and Mrs. L. H. Cohen and and damper climate, although samAbout twenty-fiva friends and rela- xnan of this city/ left Sunday ning for-their homes. . small daughter, ClaiibeL have moved ples sent last year have stood the tives attended. v into their newly built home at 447 test veil. • Jfr. Laving left for. New York The Junior Hadassah will hold a Forest Drive. : Chummy Supper" to be given Wednesday evening, January 30, at the The Independent Order of the Talks were given by Mr. Coder and Jfiases Sarah and Annette Eiklin Trip Inn at 40th *uid Fainam, B'nai Brith Lodge No, 688 will hold Mr. E. Kipness. Albert Soffer gave are entertaining at a bridge and The affair, which is in the nature a meeting next Wednesday evening, several musical numbers. mipcellaneou* shower Sunday after? f The Young Foale Zion club will of a 'get. acquainted? party for the January 23, at the Danish HalL noon at their home in lionor of Miss meet tonight at the Labor Lyceum. thirty new members recently ac? Frances KB^I who recently announced quired by the local cjiajiter, is being -The Council Bluffs Chapter No. 7 k engagement. planned by a committee composed of of the A. Z. A. will hold a meeting Anne Greenberg, chairman; Clara. next Wednesday evening, January 23, , _ 3fr. and Mrs. A. Levin spent Tuesday i^i Sioux- City where they Winer, Rose Rosenstein, Hilda- <3il- at the Danish HalL: Installation of vi»ted with their son, Dr. H. M. insky, Sarah Yaffee, and Bess Spar. officers and ^ initiation; of new members will take place. TVyflii and attended a banquet of the 3 ^ p Brith at which Dr. Levin was Lithuanian Anti-Semites Mrs. Sam Snyder left last Friday Week of Jan. 20— installed as president. for Detroit, Mich., to visit her Organizing ''Iron Wolf" daughter, Mrs. S. Lightstone, and BOYD IRWIN : The Misses Epsy- and Jerry family. Presents trcrab retsjrned home last Friday Berlin (J. T. A<)—The 'Iron inm. a three weeks trip to Chicago, Wolf," an organization of the farces Milwaukee and, Detroit. of bigotry and hatred, being the NATIONAL POALE ZION Lithuanian replica of the American SECRETARY SPEAKS HERK lC^s^Efelen Ch^sler,^daughter of Ku Slux: Elan, is gaining in influ' I N •' •• Mr. and Mrs. Max Moscowite of thip ence in the small* republic of LithuMr. Ben Coder, general secretary cityf returned Sunday .morning from ania, political • migrants who arrived of the Poale Zion, lectured in Omaweefes^tay in Kansas City, here from Kovno stated. ha last Tuesday night at the Jewish she visited friends and rel- The "Iron Wolf," which is similar Community Center." atives. to th Kn Klux Elan, is spreading Wednesday evening, Mr. Coder was Miss Chester, who; is a June 1928 in Lithuania, emigrants told the epthe guestof honor at a banquet givof Central-high Price* gr^ g srhnni, .mil ave" "oF fE?"JewisTt" Telegraph- en at the home of Miss Rose Soffer Hafu>ee>—Sna njftrjculate at Omaha University. ic Agencyll Although officially i t is by the local Young Poale Zion club Many affairs are being planned in illegal, unofficially, the- organization, receives the .upport of the governher honor. S S s I S h i r l e y Pepper is con- ment administration, and officials in valescing: from her illness at the ti. service-of the government are"at the-head of the "Iron Wolf." "Wise.'Memorial Hospital. The press does not report on the Owl Serai.Anthracite Lnmp *ia.oo Mr." Leo Foxr who left January 7 activities of the organization, but Black Gold Cift A A Franklin County for » buying trip in Chicago, re- the Jewish communities in. the Semi-Lump ......„.„.._. «P 1 U . U l l Lump .......„..-.„„. tamea1-Sunday. vincial towns suffer greatly. IndiSpadra Hard 0 1 Q Cft Radio Furnace Coal ._.". . * X O . 0 U Lump vidual Jews "re oftebeaten, winTb*-Tonlca-Coda girls club will hold Illinois broken a taffy pnll on Saturday, January 19, dows in Jewish houses are 5 Nut at the home of Miss Margaret Katz- and often firearms are use- by the r- Mispes Betty Jacobsen and Ida members of the secret order. are in charge of arrangeJ. C, Gordon Call ATlantic 2877 A t Bingaman • Sacramento, Cal. (J. T. A.)—Edgar C. Levy of San Francisco was C, S. Boss returned home elected Speaker of the state assem•Wednesday from the Wise Memorial bly at the opening cession here. Mr. where she had been re- Levy served as Speaker of the assembly during the last session. from her illness. By F. K. K.

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<2rarid Island next,; The-, J.. C. C. quintet has its hardest nut to crack this' Saturday evening when they cross _ battle axes with the highlytouted outstaters. The Center's probable starting lineup: Goldberg and, Rosen, forwards; Altsholer, center'; aiid, Kaufmanri -and- Gerelickr

The Junior League is in-the throes of. a three-way tie for first as a result of last week's play. The Seiners, Adlers and U. S.Oils are sharing the loft equally. .Seiners beat the-Bobcats, 16 to 3; the XL outscored the Superiors, 8 to 4; and the U. S. Oils upset the i ; Krasne's aggregation will try' to Adlers, 11 to 4. .make it fourteen straight. The battle is being billed, as the game; for The Juniors Remained unbeaten by the amateur championship of-.the taking the .measure of the Central state* .Rated as the best; in, the Park five, 28 to 6. fjtate, the Grand Island five is composed of former state college stars. , The J. C. C. basketeers made it The melee will be followed ;by a 13 straight by downing the American dance. ' Krasne expects two to three Business College netsters last Sathundred shufflers to a t t e n d . - . -,'.-- urday, 42 to 22. Kaufmann and Gerelick shone at the barricading The .Xansas City trip has been def- posts as usualj while Goldberg and initely booked for February IS^Bpth Rosen sank some pretty baskets. the boys and, girls ^eams .will make the sojourn, A .special., excursion 'The Junior Water Polo team has rate -ot $4 will prevail, and all. who started practicing under the tutelage want to make the trip wiijb ' the of Marcus Krasne. They will meet teams are welcome.' AH such are the Tech freshmen soon. advised to sign at the office with Business Men's Bowling League. Marcus Krasne. Johnny Rosenblatt came to the rescue and saved the league-leaders from defeat" by sinking a difficult-shot for the Thorpeian Athletic" club "in tfi. "Commercial basket "ball 'league at- the Center Wednesday night.1 The final-score -was a 22-18 victory over the Kaplan Bargain Center. - The A. Z. A. took an easy game from the Brodkey Construction, 30 to 8, while the Peerless Cleaners took a'<scoring"spre3 from-Psi Mu, 33 to 9. The .city . handball tourney - sponsored by the World-Perald and held on the Center courts, was more than a- huge "success. Physical Director Krasne is to be highly complimented for putting this meet over and thereby aiding tremendously iff fostering a spirit of amiability and, good wil| among 'the athletic ^ centers^ of the city. ' "...; -At*the time that the paper went to-''press Herman Segelmati, J. C. C. cHamp and defending city titlist, was to play Pete TVIcGuire of the Y- M, O.1 'A. for" the chaijlpionship; Segie is -up to his Usual tricks t>f pinning t*erh from anywhere, arid everywhere'-with the same old effective• nans'/"

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t I pie "in-the ^world could - understand RabbiCohn Speaks to J j relativity,. I really dont believe that Women on Socialism j there will be more than a handfull of people who will take the trouble Socialism, so often misunderstood, to follow its argument." Although it will take, about a fort- and meant to be the greatest movenight before the paper vill.be issued, ment for peace, happiness and jusit is understood that copies are be- tice, for all humanity, was the topic ing made available for fellow scient- developed, by Rabbi Frederick Cohn Five-Page Document Stud To Be ists in. various countries, including' in his current topic class, sponsored Most Abstruse Ever " Prof. A. A. Michaelson of the Univer- b y , the Council of Jewish Women Written ' • sity of Chicago, Prof. Millikan and which met Tuesday morning at the Jewish Community Center. Russell and Jean of England. TOOK 10 YEJ&RS OF WORK Rabbi Cohn traced Socialism from It was explained that the extenits origin in the bible through its sion of Prof. Einstein's relativity Berlin. (J. T. A>)^The five pages great leaders to the present day'in theory, embodied iri his new paper, of the .' renowne<J ]. Jewish ; scientist's itstrife for the salvation of society. would lead.to the mathematical conmanuscript entitled 1 /'Einfceitlicher He gave an account of social Utopias clusion that matter cannot be formed Feldtheorie" presented ta the Prusfrom their first conception by Plato without electricity, or that electricity sian Academy of Sciences, by* Albert to H. G. Wells. Many of the world's .' the original source of all existence. Einstein, will givesthe*. scientific The manuscript -'sets ;• forth >_ mathe-leading statesmen have been socialmatical and physical formulae am- ists—such as Briand and Ramsey plifying •; the.; general theory of rela- McDonald, prime minister of Engtivity.and-carrying forward its basic land, he said.. ^ In conclusion Rabbi Cohn gave a conception in the abstract mathematical-implications of -the -borderline be- brief sketch of George Bernard tween dynamics and electrodynamics. Shaw's book entitled "An Intelligent. j Just as the theory of-relativity broke 'down -the^boundaries between time BAKERY and space, erecting the idea of a ,?h—WE. 63A* time-space, the new* theory is beServe Himelbloom's new lieved by; mathematicians here to Russian pumpemickle bread break down the boundaries between' with your next meal. mechanics and electrodynamics.

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