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'Jerusalem'.—(J. T.'A.)-—Jewish immigration' to PalcsUna in the five yes r £.-/•„-_ L "period ending in. 11.>.) exceeded b / ten • •• Maurice Samuel, who will appear thousand the nun-.bar of Jews who at: the J..C. C. Sunday evening on emigrated from th» country. On the the "Sunday Night is Center "Night" program under the auspices of the other o t 'e 'hand,, tthe ron-Jewish Fourth High. Commissioner Community Center, will be honored tio'n'from'Palestine exceeded by near- guest at a dinner to be given by'the Gives _His .Inaugural ly Uto thousand the r.urr.ber of non- Omaha Zionist district at the Center Address Jews who entered t'r? country. at; 6:80 p. m., preceding-, his lecture.1 •Is to he Observed - " Jerusalem.—(J. T. A.)—Sir ArthC - 1"wp hundred invitations to the dinur Grenfell IVauchope was sworn in ner have been sent out to outstanding on December 5th as the fourth' High Commissioner' of •Zionist and non-Zionist leaders ih the Evei Palestine in a ceremony attended by city.. Morris Friedel is in charge of three hundred representatives of, govSisterhood-Sabbath will-be. observed all arrangements and has urged that Maurice Samuel author and lec= ernmental, religious and civil bodies". all who p2sn to attend - should get tills year.on Saturday, morning, De- i turer, vili discus? Can Jewry Sw> "I have come -with an open mind, "their reservations in as. early as pos-cember 5,-promptly at 1O:SD at Tem- vive?" Suhdar evening, November 29, without pre-conceived ideas, plans, or sible. ple Israel. - . _ . .. .. at S:lb p. ivi.,at Lhe .lewisk Com• schemes," the High. Commissioner deThis dinner in honor'of. the noted -. Mrs.-William L. Hoizman will con- j inu'.iity Center. " clared in his inaugural address.' a pa-j > Mr. Samuel's address will .be the writer and critic is the first of aduct the services and also give Four-Day am a soldier. I have served in many series of affairs-on the Zionist winter per . written . by .her containing1 a spe-j s«rond program, of the Adult Educa•- •: .. .by Council-of Social , • different countries 'whose prosperity program. ,/ . '. " ' cially important- message for the Sis- tion?.! Series giver, at the Centev OK I have trie<j to increase." > ; \< . • Agencies "• - - ••- • terhood. . Mrs. Nathan Mantel, presi..". Citing the opinion of LordPlumer dent of the Sisterhood, .will extend Center members. Seattle—(J. T..A.)"—The last hope the second High Commissioner of Omaha's second Social Recreation greetings, An especial combination of £:<fvs Palestine; Sir "Arthur declared it isof a determined group of Washington Institute,'. sponsored by the • Omaha As this will be the first rooming and experiences has made of Mr-j-rice his-belief iks well, that the first con- State citizens to force the WashingCouncil -of Social Agencies, will again of Ch&nuk&h, an unusually large con- Samuel one o the mos briUipw 'lee-ditjqns of prosperity, peace, good wil ton State Board of Education to in•be held ; at - the Jewish" Community gregation is expected for the occas- w.vevs or. the the Ameri American platform. and •understanding are • law and order, troduce Bible instruction in the public Center, for- four consecutive, days- beion. Among the Conner Co are art amazing, the second- are mutual confidence, Schools was frustrated when the ginning .Mondayr November ;.8O, and memory for books, men atid countries, trust and'faith-between the govern- United States Supreme Court refused enjding Thursday, December 3 scenes f.nd incidents, p. no nn equally to entertain jurisdiction of the case. ment and the people. : ' The institute ;will be conducted by amazing &bility to evoke sll those in " The" Chief "justice of Palestine! - A little less than a -year ago a J. R. Batchelor, ..district. representa- r Capetown— (J. T. A.)—The MinisU.UL clear, fluent and clawing: leoim-os. Michael Joseph" Francis MacDonnell, group of ^Seattle -and Spokane Bible tive, of,the National, Recreation, As- ter of- Interior of South Africa, Dr. Kis1 experiences range from diplcin his welcoming address warned the enthusiastk through George - Clithero sociation. Mr. Batchelor. conducted •Malan, "openly threatened retsliatorjrai ic negotiations find, soldicrinjr to new High Commissioner that "Pales- an elder' of the' First Presbyterian the institute last year with great suc- measures £gaiiist: the Jews if th if they editorial work and bricklaying, Hr tine is a distressful country,'too often Church, tried to force the introduccess and is ; prepared to improve the persisted', in expressing their pp opposiclaims ?, modpst m e of success the field of battle, and it is impossibl tion of a comprehensive, scheme of program of the present institute, intion to the new immigration quota Max Barish in fill. to succeed unless endowed with pa Biblical instruction in the public cluding "a number of items especially act, by supporting Dr. Steenkamp, schools, starting with the primary key, treasurer; Mrs. L. Neyeleff, sec- ^requested by these who attended the former Nationalist leader, arfei nowtience. Nc velist-—Pr,b!i ei p.f grades • aqd. ending • in. the University institute last year." i-etar>'; Miss Pauline Huhvitz," finanCincinnati—(J. T. A.)—Twenty-six At the age of thirly-thr»e Maurice head of a new party. "The country ' though smali,""- th cial secretary. ~ ,Two hundred restfscrations are ex- "I don't know how many Je-srs cities in 21 states throughout the Samuel has made a di istmct plaoe for Chief Justice continued, "is large in •of Washington. The petition filed with the State . The seven . commissioners of the pected for this year's attendance. agree with the agitation against the country have removed the study of j himself in 'die intellectual and liter-the thought's'of millions of people the world over' who" subject every actioi Board -of-Education demanded, among Talmud Torah are Max Barish, N. S. Among those registered are included quota act and against the Nationalist Shakespeare's "Merchant of Venice'' I ju-y world. A series of Bevels, philoto a miscroscopie examination watch other things, that the Bible be read Yaffe, Harry Kulakofsky, Sain Beber, leaders in inany clubs and organiza- Party which introduced the act," de-from the public school curricula, in • sopKic works a,nd ira«si»lkms (out of at least once a day in. every school Joe Greenberg, A. B." Alpirii and Dave tions of the "several recreational in- clared Dr. Malan, "but I wish to warn the course of -the past decade, due to • half a dozen languages-) bear witness ing every deviation. - .'.-.. stitutions in Omaha. The program is those who fan it, that it will be very the efforts of the Anti-Defamation j to the richness of his iirvvard and oufc* "Palestine is composed of divergen that instruction be given in the Old B r o d k e y . '-•'•••' of considerable interest to those who easy to awaken -feelings of hatred arid New Testament at leas; twice a Barish, new president of the Talof the Independent Order i ward life, lie has been an inexliausicreeds, conflicting'" races and .aroused passions, .which create conflicting w;eek and that the reading and teach mud-Torah,' has been outstanding are actively engaged in club work against the Jews in the country." ible tvibutor to American and B'nai Brith. emotions. . -The-"High Commissioner's "ing of the Old and New Testament in the-business and communal life of with young folks as well as the older Asserting-- -that .the quota act was The Anti-Defamation L^rpv Ke has leel Omaha, since he came here from people. duty is therefore one of great gravity be made compulsory. passed in the interests of the Jews, « T~ 7 (I ' befen responsible for th" "^ ^ The State'Board of Education re- Sioux City two years ago. President "> F "> r IS anjj seriousness," the "Chief Justice The sessions will be held at theDr. .Malan,explained that the legisla- the "Merchant of Ver cc' fused'to comply; with the request and ofthe Reo-Barish Motor Co., he heads Jewish. Community- Center from .7:30 tion -was essential in order to arrest course of the past few I** J1 concluded. * '.•' ' .'. to, 9:30 in the evening on Monday, Clithero brought an action iii'the Su- agencies.in Nebraska and Iowa. Mandate Not Mentioned. ". •:! preme Court of this; State %o compel ! Barish\ was president of the local Tuesday, .Wednesday and ' Thursday the feeling of hatred agsinsi the Jews schools ' in Marion, O.: I t " c: - c The address of the Chief justice, in the- School Board to force Biblical in- Jewish National Fund organization of the week.".of. November SO.-.;'..The which .threatened to develop because N. H.; Trinidad, Colo.. r« Pe the character of .Jewish, immigra- N. J. ' gloomy terms, contained not a single struction upon tije pupils. last year. Besides holding an execu- courses offered, .include: The Play of: tion-from Eastern. Europe. reference to the Mandate or to the Clithero's petition was denied on tive pnst in the Zionist or-jr*nii As the result of tht "•— Program*'foE:M:jiSs.;Grosps; Elements "la i"Iis;psst,,the:Js3ts fcsve always] protest, thsfecniorclass c" "* " Jewish National Home. This omis- the grounds that the State Constitui t h ' P i l P i M i S i l in the'Pilay.-Piogrraiu:^-.Music, Social. .., .•—- *,, acsion was • neisTala - in the address "of tio'n provides'that the public schools tively affiliated himsGlf with tn2 Jew- Games, Dramatics, iiahderafts,.Arts : the new High Commissioner as well. shall be "forever free" from sectarian ish Community Center activities, the Picnicing-, Home Play,' Music, Song friend," Df..Makn continued; "but 11^f IV ace for its d&ss " ' Contrary to custom, neither address control or influence.'' That another B'nai Britn, and other local, groups. Leadership, Instrumental , M u s i c , want to warn them that if they hit i tuted another. was translated into Arabic or He-constitutional provision states' that Very few school sv^ After; Tuesday's election, the offi- Stunt Songs and Glee Clubs; Games at us, they may rest assured we shall brew, but the Kiiig's Commission was "no public money or property shall be cers of the Talmud Torah outlined a and Socials: Committee Invitations, hit back." country now number the "If they go on with this campaign," school lists, a nation--' read in all ihree languages. appropriated for or applied to anyvery efficient and enlarged program Decorations, Refreshments, plan of The inaugural ceremony was religious worship, exercise or instruc- -for; the coming year, details of which the" pparty; • Dramatics,, Charades,, the Minister cf Interior asserted, "I made by the League re> C marked by extreme simplicity, in tion or the: Jsupport of any; religious will be announced soon-i Stunts, Pantomines, Plays, Dramatic can assure them that at the next elec- The cities from which he p contradistinction to' the " ceremonial establishment-" was presented during and Singing Games; Picnicing: the tion we shall force every candidate been removed in the past 1C i c greetings in the past. : MP the hearing of the arguments. picnic kit, Sunday School picnics, to reply unequivocally to "the question the following: Evanviile-. I~t J* Clithero appealed from the State What to do and How; Games and En- whether or not he is in fa\-or of re- deen and Hoquiam, Ym 1 -; I" tertainments: Mixers and Introduc- pealing the quota act. The Jews town, Conn.; Ft. William. O"'L. C"Supreme Court's decision to the tions, Stunt Nights, Progressive will then realize what they have done ada; Monroe, La.; ' Sirf"^"'T". ^ " United States Supreme Court, conGames, Active and Quiet Games, Con- in sacrificing the friendly relations Perth Ambor, N. I.; Pc--rc f Vtending that the State Constitution between them and the Nationalist Nashville, Tenn.; New prohibiting religious instruction, was London.—-(J. T. A.>>-—Funeral serv- tests, Special Days. Handcraft classes may be offered, section of the people," he concluded. Wilmington, N. C ; D contrary to the United States' Consti- ices were:held last week for Leopold tution. He sought to force the prac- Jacob Greenberg, editor of. the Lon- if there are a. sufficient number of Syracuse, N. Y.; Minot, tice of Bible instruction by a manda- don Jewish; Chronicle and the Jewish requests for them. land, Ore.; Cincinnati, C • r< Passes Away A large group of club sponsors of With the completion of all prelim- mus action but was denied relief, the World, one; of th,e founders' of political of ;Eerzl, who the Jewish Community Center are ex- Word has 'been received of the inary plans during the past week, court finding that the State Consti- Zionism and; intiqiate : death of Mrs.' O. Woolfson, 74, in final arrangements have been made tution specifically prohibits any kind diivi" « t - t h e " ' a g e ? o f s e v e n t y . '•'•••' ;\ •,= \ pected to' attend. Palestine. Mrs. Woolfson is survived veston, xes. Iil'i Greenberg, who was born 'in' for the Senior Council Chanukah of religious teaching with public by one son, hazar Woolfson, of Devils' Birmingham and educated at London " •••""••..". carnival, which will be held in the funds. Lake, No. Dakota; and seven daughtUniversity,served as editor of the Former Omalian Wins Jewish Community Center on SaturLondon Jewish ] Chronicle since 10OS, • Los Angeles Position ers, Mrs. G. Levitt of Lit&u, Russia: Celebration by F'rday evening, December 12. Nine con- UahhiMorris Taxon Mesdames , Ben Gershun and Dave making it one of thejnost.widelyread stituent organizations of the Council Omaha; Mrs. Tobie . AppelAnglo-Jewish, journals,onfive contivriH take part in the event, which is Honored at Memphis nents, until illness prevented his fur- Abraham Mark, formerly of Oma-Finkel, blum, Palestine; Mesdames W. Solo- The general public heta occupy the entire Center. ha and now prominent in Los An-monow, Sain Meyerson, and Hyroan ated free of charge to JJ " fSam Epstein is general chairman Rabbi Morris N.- Taxori, formerly ther participation. Mr. Greenberg geles . communal activities, has . just Fried of Council Bluffs. celebration being plai—'• was one of the most militant fighters of the carnival. He states that, ac- of Omaha, who is now affiliated with : been appointed Commissioner' cf E'nai Israel synagogue, I? Ths Woolfsons went to Palestine for Zioniim. • ' ' ' ' : . the Baron Hirsch tongregation of cording : to present plans, the' Center for the city of Los Angeles. seven years ago. Mr. Woolfson died cage, in commemoration -rf Together with Joseph Cowen, SirHealth ballroom will be given' over to a dance Memphis, Tenn., is~ being honored Mark for several terms has been anniversary, Dec. 6. throughout the evening, with inter- with a three-day celebration and in- Francis Montefiore and Israel Zang- president of the Hebrew Sheltering five years agp. stallation program at Memphis. will^ he was one of the founders :of A wide variety cf en missions while a half-hour dramatic Home there. Prague.—The income cf the Jewish being planned for the o sketch will be given under the direc- The ceremonies will take place to- political Zionism. 'A staunch defender Mark's appointment comes as a cli- National Fund in Czechoslovakia dur- Tfilliam Milder, chr.irr>— pp tion of Mrs. Herman Jahr.V Mean- day, Saturday, and Sunday, being of. Herzl's policy, he was entrusted hi ifld to his manifold activities in theing the fiscal year 1831 was one-half numbers, with the negotiations for the Uganda while, in the rest of the building, climaxed with the installation services sr coirimunal work. His appointment"rep r o j e c t . . ' -\ ;]'; . \ million kronen less than in the pre- will feature. Sunday. di t t displays dil d concesstunts, and ceived the unanimous confirmation of will occupy various rooms. the City Council, and a banquet was As a spscial feature, the official 1 tendered in his honor for the occasCouncil publication "The MegiUah,'' f> n, T*A/ ion. : will be issued on the night of the Mrs, Mark, formerly Lena Berncarnival to all in attendance. Accordstein of; tMs city, and daughter of ing to Joseph Solomonow, editor, an Mrs. Esther Bernstein Shames, is also eight-page edition" will be issued for : Nearly four hundred fathers &ndi Pbineas Wintroxsb f^.." Jerusalem.—(J. T. A,)^—The ruins of the finest'work.; . Several chalices very! active in Los Angeles communal the occasion.' Business" management sons gathered at the Jewish Com- j reels for the paper is being directed by of Sodom and Gomorrah have been (13 cm. high and 3! cirL thick) hav4 endeavors. :1s of comedies clos. niunity Center last Siuiday night atf rsing's entertainment. • uncovered north of the Dead Sea, on been unearthed, some of them with Sam Finkel and Lillian Koom. the Father and Son banquet, the Kilton AbrahasBS, . c The public is invited to attend. the left bank of the River Jordan, by relief ornaments and geometi'ic draw* tenth annual event sponsored by the sp.d sscreary of Temp c I Adult tickets may be purchased from Father..Mallbn,. Director of the Insti- ings. One vase contains the skull :of Social Service Committee o£ the Fed- toastiaaster of the ev, any member of the various clubs or tute Biblique Pontifical in Jerusalem, a 6-year-old child, who was probably \ III eration. The B'nsi B'rith joined this Frederick Cohn grave sacrificed to an unknown deity. at the door. Children's tickets are and his assistant M. R. Neuville. year in sponsoring the program. and Eibbi Da\id Gold^^.^ The discovery is of considerable im- . Skeletons are rare\ and the remains obtainable at the door only. portance, as the majority of the imod- of ovens indicate that bodies were Cantor P. Pinchik, nationally-known Sam Swartz, speaker for ths fath- ing- benediction. ern scholars have believed that the burnt. Parts of clothing, etc., pec-cantor, will appear in a, concert on ers, addressed himself to fathers and WcncB's WcafKrr O"<— doomed cities "were submerged by the torals of bone and alabaster are Sunday, November 29, at 8:30 p. m. sons present in an earnest plea to A special praise is d ~ t waters of the Dead Sea. This view, numerous, but rudimentary, but itat the Odd Fellows Hall, 19th and make the annual celebration more nificent work of the ,7c however, is not in-accordance with must be remembered that this was a Capitol Ave. than a" perfunctory gesture. Albert Welfare Organisation •*• i the Scriptures, which clearly indicate civilization of the third century B.C. . rCantor Pinchik ivas brought to'this Stein, responding- for the sons, asked dianer. VHthout their i country from Lenningrsd by the Chi- parents to give more of their 'time to event troiild not have b. that the destruction was by fire and brimstone and not by the flood, nor Packages to Russia- • pagd Opera company. Those spon- their children in lesiure time recrea- it was. Krs. F. S. Ml does it follow the Christian tradition Special Jewish food packages can; soring-his appearance in Omaha say tion as well as sharingg with them (Continued on 1.. " The third annual congiegationa which), ever since the; early years of lie:; has ' won an enviable reputation joy and .sorrow c^ ,.i""j >"e. dinner of "the Conservative Synagogue, the. Christian Era, has located Penta- now be sent to relatives in Russia'.at' through the power and beauty of his their 1 will take place, Sunday, Dec. 27, at 6 polis^;North,, and. not:South, of thea minimum charge and free of all vtiicfe and.that though he is a com- "These intimate contacts c-£ f^;,- " duty. The European-American Food paratively young man, yet his voice of experiences. are ' to ~-'?-c— r - V - * ' _ . i p. m. in £he auditorium;'of the Jewish' e a d S e a . , 1 •. • . ; :\ []•'•• Package corporation of New York has in artistry ranks him with the finest be the fathers; cf the future" " Community^ [Ced^er,1. jinier the; aus,-D: 'Moreoverthe Dead Sea is not of concluded. > .•",'•. , pices 'of thi sbryatLVe j Synagogue comparatively recent geological for- appointed Joseph 'Kadinowski, 1434 in Europe. An tinusually well lozrzcl s- : •N. 18, head of the local agency. Auxiliary. ' y ' ' ;* " ' ' ,' ' ' :.' ' ' ' ; ' mation; it'existed during the.glacier He has made many concert appear- grain furnished the entc*c —a;^ . Z The synagogue: .'feels' fortunate, in period, and; its level has undoubtedly . The food packages . a r c delivered ances in the tJhited States and is one the evening. Abner ^L *.~ t: right to the home in Russia, with no having one of the greatest leaders' of become lower since 2000 B. C , which of the -highest.paid artists in Ameri- Mrs. J. M. Malashoek I^J 1.1 . cc. Conservative Judaism, Professor Mor- is approximately the time of the pah'taxes whatsoever placed on them. Any can musical circles. niunity singing f ollotvi: , t c ^. amount of packages can' be sent at decai M. Kaplan of New York City, at ishment of the cities of the damned. In addition to old-tir."c^Z v i_ one time to any one person. All es-^ the //tiinner that .evenings ' "'•• '••'- The foundations of the houses, •Tablet, to .Freud-. known melodies, Abner j^c r u- c included in the cost of the Professor Kaplan is,appearing that covered with ashes, are "shown by j«nses are : ': -Prague.—A memorial . tablet. was fered s number of tier- ^ -~ ->, : • : . ,. night on the educational program rows of pebbles surmounted by walls package.. A special feature, if desired, is 'aunveiled at'the house, where Professor tened to familiar tane^. - - ; sponsored by the 'Jewish Community made of sun, dried brick.. " - .rush; delivery by radio- EadinowsM Sigmund Freud was born at Schios- and song novelties by ~ Center in its "Sunday Night is-Center r '.'••". Child Sacrifice. and the especially ele..~ r---*- sergas'se 117, Pribor, Moravia, on' the reports the packages are in great daNight" ; progranisv This particular The pottery found is very beautitricks of Kenneth Carls -" - •< ' oceasica o^ his savcaty-fifth asnirersmand, particularly because of their event is under the auspices of the dpy i audience and es.rar.tr.rp' ary. reasonableness. Conservative .Synagogue. srr^ etc.j ful, and the soblets, Havana.—(J. T. • A.)—Eight hunred Jews are' threatened. with deportation -from ' Cuba because of • alleged Communist leanings,- it is stated Max Barish was elected president in • the local papsr, '.'L'Information," of the City Talmud Torah for the* enfollowing a raid on the Jewish Cul- suing term at a meeting held Tuestural Society. ' • day evening at the Jewish CommunNo evidence of Communist affilia- ity Center. tions was discovered during the taid Other officers named - are Nathan at the Society's headquarters. Not- S. 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