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consent of the President nri4 Executive Committee. appoint; the nsso|ciate members of Ills' (Jotmnittee. The Executive" Committee and /or the Board of Governors ;«tiall have the power to appoint such.other and additional Committees a.i may from time to time be deemed requisite and necessary to carry out and fully ey-eute the prograraiand purposes: of the corporation!' The respective duties, and responsibility of the Committees above-named shall .be as prescribed ip .the B y Laws; . . !•!:.• Dated February 13th, 3036. " JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER AND WELFARE FEDERATION By HENRY MONSKY. Vice-President. '• '•' HARRY SIi.VER.lIAN,-
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EnUrefl a* Second Class Hall Hatter en Joacary 21. 1921, at Postoffio cf Omaha. Kebiaaka. nafler the Act ot March &. JI7S
Padway to Be-Honored
FRIDAY, APHIL 17, 1935
-No. 8
Relcli Issues:New Regulations for Export
From letters I . receive directly or indirectly it Is clear that a lew people a r e troubled and many people indignant over my opposition to the Soviet method ot dealBerlin' (WKS) —New regulaing with Jews and to the settle| tions governing the export of capment of non-Russian Jews In Biro- Otto Felton Will Also Be Annual Presentation to Be j ital by German Jews emigrating Bidjan. Now_ in connection with Guest of Local j to Palestine have been issued by Made by PM Beta Epmmmm the American Committee lor the the finance ministry. Lodge silon at Banquet Settlement of Jews in Biro-BidThe new regulations reduce the jan His Excellency. Alexander A. Israel B.Padway of Milwaukee, The Phi Beta Epsilon fraternity amount'ot money such emigrants TroyanovBky has made the expresident of District Grand Lodge of Creighton University will hold j may export in the form ot Gertremely tandsome and democratic number six of the B'nai Brith, its fourth annual banquet in ton-!man goods from 50,000 to 37,000 i§fil|ipS#iggl|if gesture ' ol issuing a statement will be honored by the members or of "the outstanding Jewish cit- j marks and provides for a wait of | concerning this whole matter, i t of the local organization next izen of Omaha" whom they will! between two and three years be-) can now be settled for all time. Monday April 20. announce-'on that occasion, Tues-jfore the emigrants may get their! mmmm Either I shall hare to .withdraw 21,' at the J. C. C. j money. j Repstiztibs t Otto Felton of Chicago, secmiiiti day,TheAprilmy criticism or tire critics ol my retary of this district, will also award is given each, year Torah Confesses criticism will have to fall silent. be a guest of honor.. Mrs. Padto the man of Jewish faith "who Mr. Troyanbvsky writes: "We way is accompanying her husband has shown himself to be of most . Registration to the Talmud I! have no persecution for religious' here, and she will be specially enworth to his community end to the fr£\<£"?}&£}1:-;S-''----";TOTES is etiH being held at the jj reasons. Everybody has the right tertained by the wives of the Jewish people." Recipients of the Preliminarv Jewish Community Center, and or rnept -;.his emerpency need." iOX declared. to exercise his religion freely . . . members of the executive comaward in former years have been all Jewish parents ere urged the annual Jewish Phii?mIsrael B. Pad-way Churches, mosques and syna- mittee of the Omaha lodge. William Holzman, Henry Moasky, "Wf jirr to enroll their children. tliropies camp ign lieve 'hrg.-un gogues may be maintained by pri- A luncheon for Padway. -will "be President of District Grand Lodge, and Dr.' Philip Sher. nr>1 o n l y the "Jewish education is the lifein earnest, vrl n-iili (he annoimeeB'nai B'rith vate societies and conduct their held a t the Paxton Monday' at The outstanding citizen is cho- Ninety women' will canvass the i blood of Jewish perpetuity," rites freely . . . " 12:15 noon. The public is invited. sen by a committee consisting of Jewish homes Sunday and Mon-1states A. Katz, principal of the mentfcyChairman Harry Mala-' to prrc Philip Klutznick, a member of the Xhp deficit m 013" Ra"bbi Frederick Cohn, Rabbi Har- day to empty the J .X, F. boses t Talmud Torah. in urging a rec- shock of the divisional heads "Everybody has the right to exold Berger, Paul Goldblatt, Frank io j ^ e i r contents. There are now ord enrollment, -"and it is the for the drive. ercise his religion freely." Very general committee of the district, n has. addes! t R. Ackerman, Miss Ruth Allen, j almost six hundred bos holders •duty of the parents to see to welL Now t h s essence of religious will preside. The chairmen: ' ' l>ur<1oii of tljosfreedom' is the right to perpetuRab"bi David. A. Goldstein, Dr. in the city and it is hoped that a The banquet in honor of the it that Jewish tradition is given ~~ ?£alashock, general' for fsic], aiul in tli'tF- criiri«T. ate one^s religion. "Without that B'nai B'rith leaders will be held Philip Sher, Rabbi David H. VTice goodly siiia will be collected. permanence." foT*Kp|r^ PUT right the. privilege of a last gen- at 6:30.p.m. Monday at the Jewand Mrs. Sophie Neveleff. The The work of the J. N. F . is of 1. i i . iillUJSilU &HCi tj-'T. Toiicr:, t o «1r< needy li'-ethrcn, eration to conduct its rites is anish Community Center. -The pumembers of this committee and special importance now, since all A large delegation of Omaha former recipients will be guests of the new colonies that are being irony. And so I respectfully ask blic is invited to the affair, which co-chairmen of Initial Gifts. Mr. Troyanovs'ky: Are Jews ab- is one dollar per platei and reser- Ben,B'riths will attend the sec-honor at the banquet. established to care for the influx and -n-nnninion? . solutely free to teach their chil- vations may be made with Dr. A.ond conference of the Southwest Dr. A. C. Fellman will be toast- of Polish and German Jews are on mat: of Women's Division. dren the Jewish' historical r e - Greenberg, Jackson 3409. Reser- Regional Conclave of B'nai B'rith, master. The fraternity committee Jewish National Fnnd land. Jack W, JSa-rer, chsirtnaTt of port of sill tbp ligion, its faith, its liturgy, its vations - must be made by' next which will be held in Sioux City I in charge ot the affair consists The following women will asMen's Division; David Green-, diinls in the okj scripture and its aspirations in Saturday afternoon. on Sunday, April 19. Headquar-jof Aaron Perils and Dr. A, C. Fell- sist Mrs. I. Dansky, dtainnsn, and He pointed oui thRt while berg1, associate chairman. the Hebrew language? At the banquet, Ben Kazlow- ters of the conference will be theman, alumni representatives, and Mrs. Louis Alberts, co-chairman: Bernard Fox and Harold Bloch, Mesdames D. Silvenaan, S. Lei- Cantor Aaron Edgar's prop-ram Secondly, no Teligion can exist sky, president of the local chap- Hotel Martin. bowitz, H. Steinberg, D. Bern- j of Jewish music will be one of the ' Eaticus a n d PT.t-of-tOWE. firms, P^Tctivo tl"?t vrp font 11^.1^ to 1^" A full day's program has been active representatives. or perpetuate itself without teach- ter, will preside.* stein, J. Rosenberg, A. "Wohlner, ! features a t dedication of the new ; Marry A, Wolf, budget, planned in honor of the -visiting) Puccor to the ih.Irty-one local, n ers. Our religion has no priestS. Katleman, M. ' Civin, Sarah i Sefer Torah next Sunday-evening | Dr. Philip Sher, quota, Ben B'riths, and their wives and! tional End inieriistiona*. Jfwi hood. Hence teachers a r e all ire Frohm, Libby Kaplan, H. Solig, I. j at the Beth-EI. |I EHioii Trohm, Tenth, families, who will come to Sioux acenries whirh e.~c aicied hy •' need. Thus I ask my second quesCity from Omaha, Lincoln, CounPlotkin, H. Greenberg, J. TVolf- i Jewish Philanthropies. tion: Is the Jewish Soviet citizen : Bsn Easlowskr-, epeikkers. son, J. Frieden, J . Bramson, P . \ cil Bluffs, and Sioux Falls. free to contribute out ot his earn! Frank Ackennan, publicity, Wmtronb, R, Maier, H. Katelman, ings for the support of his RabHeadlining the program will be Tliese beneiicii-ry agencies i Paul Goldblatt, executive diD. Epstein, H. Xoddle, J . Pace, I bis and melamdim and are these talks by Rabbi Felix Levey of Chiclude: • M. Linsman, I. Fiedler, I. Morgen- i teachers of the Hebrew tongue ; rector. cago, Illinois, who will lead an # . •plmud TP'-KII, stern, S. Zlotky. M . Katskee, A. and the Jewish religion recogThe campaign will be held from ] open forum discussion on a Jew; Center >'o'-fh Community . i Shafton, A. Hoffman, W. Polack, nized citizens of the U. S. S. R. I Mar 5 to May 14. The goal has! ish topic, during the afternoon, d, .lev.-iph OW Bloveiaeiit Only Temporary, Kecurtion fun whose free and necessary funcjhas been set Et ?1C,PCO Rddifion-T and I . B. Padway, President of : Ilomr, Mi?{ .icnl and D"-rAnti-Jewish Campaign tion . entitles them to the rights stein, W. Milfier, P . Zollotuchen, al to last, year's sum, TfciF is the| t a ] oi'-le'p District No. 6, who will be the A(lv i RO rv ConiTOiUee, mi and privileges - - no more and J. Blank, I . LeTin, J. Haha, S a n Hot Abandoned absolute minimum nppded, since featured speaker a t the banquet ; f? Coiraui'tee. no less - - of other citizens of the Richman, Z. Felfiman, H. Bern-, sdditional will he cip.l P : the ?1P,000 to be held at the Jewish Center >; A ' VAl, AKTI IN" Soviet Union? Berlin (JTA) — Last of the; in, H. Richlin. S. Oknn, M. E t e 1 in t h e evening. nsec to hp ev in Germans The Omaha delegation will meet red-painted signs annonncing that j Minkin, J. Kaufman, T. Tally, J . Finally: an abstract freedom rh Fi J mum at the Jewish Community Center, "Je-vrs Are Our Misfortune — Raznick, J. Richlia, R. Brown, I. under the law may very easily be r Buys From Jews Is A Abramson, H. Rosenbloom, A. ,60C is S4S 20th and Dodge Sts., at 8 a. m., nullified by moral atmosphere and Sunday and will form an auto car- Traitor" were removed last week { Rj pE , M. W'ohlner,' P . Rosenblatt, public opinion, whether spontan-; vi a avan to Sioux eous or afticificaHy created. Hence' Chairmen "* * 1 Ofi •I desire, with, ail-^possible-cojirtesyins to the " r eto ask Mr. Troyanovsky: Doe& his all those wishing a ride to Sioux l i e Omch' T °'P ' I eliminate all outward; manifestsj berg, j . gokoloff, I. Levinson, crucial sentence- ^everybody has City are requested to call Ephnot -have E f i v - t tioas ot anti-Semitism in this city j j j e the right to exercise his religion; raim Marks, chairman of the Onithis city's sl""Te o* i in preparation for Fintle, Mark Leon, Reuben Bordy, \ freely" mean concretely what it to-Sioux City Committee, Ja. 6100Games next Summer. c'ollf.r A n o r <."*• "x Carl Riekes, Simon Piser, J. Gold| says, namely, that Jews are wholor the Community Center, Ja. r i a n t •Te-5T]=-K T t 1" In furtherance of this move- ware, J . Stein, A. D. Frank, Ju- ' ly free to celebrate their feasts " Otto Felton ' 1366. opean scece r " f « ment. copies of Der Angrilf, ofand fasts, to keep the sabbath, if Secretary of B'nai B'rith District 6 land of ri"Pni1<: The schedule of the conference ficial Nazi organ, have replaced lius Abrahamson, Harry Braviroff, I Cantor Aaron Robert Kooper, Mas Davis, Sam ; their conscience bids them to do rebuilt. is as follows: so, to celebrate Passover, to fast "Thoeewho do not wish to at- 8:00 a . m . All Omaha members Der Stuermer, rabidly anti-Sem- | Davis, and M. F. Levenscn, Miss j C a n t o r Edgar is well-known! "We IUU i l n e Tin itic weekly published by Julius I Gladys Meyer and Mr. A. Walter, j throughout the Middle-west. He and abstain from work on the tend the banquet are welcome to gather at J. C. C-, 20th and Dodge tec th^usTi. ci 1" Day of Atonement? attend the meeting which follows. St., Omaha, to join auto caravan Streicher, in the Stuermer's spec- ' c^ I comes from X)es Moines End will ial display boxes. Recently posibe accompanied by Sonia -Sanfis, Further on in Mr. Troyanov- The public meeting will start a t to Sioux City. r T 'ters advertising Der Stuermer's fr rT i Soprano and Miss Sarah. Frank,- U F sky's article there are two pas-8 p . m . 10:00 a. m.Registration of Henry Monsky, who is on thedelegates and guests at Martin virtues were removed and replacI Jv.iL pianist. j sages which are so contradictory ed by signs stating that "Our Dej The new Sefer Torah is given to ! that I am sincerely ignorant as to executive of the Supreme Lodge, Hotel, Sioux City. sire is Peace." how His Excellency, if he does will introduce Mr. Padway.- Rejthe synagogue in memory of t h e . 10:30 a. m. to 12 noon. BusiIndications that this movement me the honor of answering my marks'will also be made by Otto ness meeting, Martin Hotel. by Kr. End ! r _ i late Esther Rosen is only temporary and does not Felton, the other guest of honor, questions, will answer them. *4 j Mrs. J a t e Kosen and Mr. and Mrs. 12:30 p. m. Buffet luncheon, mean the, anti-Jewish campaign Passage I. "The Soviet Union and Dr.: Greenberg, who Is "sec-Martin Hotel.' Entertainment. •*'!Jake Falk of Omaha; Mr. Sam i IT! L has been permanently abandoned is a conglomeration ot a mnlti- orid vice-president of the district. Rosen and Mr. and Mrs. C. Rosen 2:00 p. m. to 5:00 p. m. Busiare contained in the Nazi newspatude of different nationalities, ev- The invocation will he made by ness meeting and open forum, led pers. The Voelkischer Beobach- Proceeds from Palestinian Pic-^f Mexico City, Mexico; Mr. end ery one of which has its own na- Rabbi David Goldstein and the j Ben Kstz and Mr. and Mrs. ture to Aid Local by Rabbi Felix Levey, Chicago, on ter, Fuehrer Hitler's paper, pubbenediction by Rabbi David "WIce. at Ti tional culture, its own national Morris Rosen cf Tesas. ! & Jewish topic of great interest lishes a new attack on Jews in Institution A -dance' -will follow the open pride and its national achievej Cantor Sellz End the synagogue : and importance. connection with the financial irments." In these words'is delin- meeting, starting a t 9. Tickets ! choir, under the direction of Har- '; 7:00 p. m. to 9:00 p. m. Ban-regularities recently uncovered in eated the ideal, pluralistic State, for the dance will be distributed "The Land of Promise", a spec- l-y Braviroff, will participate. •om Eurot quet, Jewish Center. Main address the affairs of the Phoenix Life | tacular motion picture which j The program will begin s.t S p. Coming f: the State for which all free men at the public meeting, without cated in K« -!•„,.„, o—,--*^ -t »..„*._!_ ' h w s the upbuilding of Palestine ' Insurance Society of Austria. shows the upbuilding of Palestine, everywhere strive and hunger. charge. Tickets to .the dance will by I. B. Pad-way. -;JS conclusion the women Schwartz, a and which has made a sensation of the auxiliary will serve refresh- ; exhibit some Now if these words mean what not be given out at any other time. throughout the east, will be shown ments. There will be no charge, j ha^e brought they say, then I know how Mr.The College Club orchestra will in Omaha, it was announced "Wed-: E v e r y b o d y i g i n T i t e e t o a t t e E d i Troyanovsky will answer my ques- Play. ! fame cot onl nesday by Henry Monsky, presi-' tions. For he knows, as all the Subject of Address i the entire art wor world knows, that the Jewish r e dent of the Omaha Talmud ToPadway will speak on "What I annual youth con( ligion, being an- autochthonous a Great Difference A Little Silver rah. i auspices of t nationalistic religion, an histori- Makes." The local showing will be sponj Temple Israel cal religion, is the very center and He is a graduate of Marquette sored by the Talmud Torah and Delegated by 90,000 organized] ;, w. core -of Jewish national culture University and is a practicing at- workers of the Histadrut in Pal- 1 proceeds will go to pay its finan• ponent o£ the and is everlastingly integrated torney. He is a director of theestine, Mrs. Goldie Myerson will cial deficit. with Hebrew, .our national as well Milwaukee Jewish charities, and be the guest speaker of local Jew"The Land of Promise" is a full his outstanding as our religious tongue. Hence the Milwaukee Jewish Center, and ry tonight, at the Beth-El synagolength feature with musical acart. Many of 1 if Jews may not practice their re- Mt. Sinai hospital, and is president gue at Friday -evening services. Jerusalem '(JTA>—Sensational art galleries tl: companiment, and narrative by ligion in its totality or develop of the Milwaukee Board of Jew- Mrs.- Myerson is on her lecture evidence upsetting theories that itefi States. David' Ross, the famous radio an- j it according to its own inherent ish Education. : the Jews deserted Jericho immetoiir under the auspices of the Mamie! Chap genius, there can be for them no The other honored guest, Otto League, for Labor Palestine, naJewish achievement in the Holy diately after Joshua's era has an entire book "national culture" or "national Felton, is a graduate of the John tionally-organized • in America. been unearthed by laborers digLand, it describes the upbuilding works of Schwa pride" and they will not be In an Marshall school of law. He held Hairing lived in Palestine over s. Of the rE£W cities, such as Telging on the site of 'the ancient of the book gr equivalent position -with t h e an executive position with the period of fifteen years, and having city, it was .revealed last week. Aviv. the various s^vi "Ukrainians, Turks, Uzbeks, Cau- Jewish Charities of Chicago from worked for a number of years in The laborers, engaged m plant- the history of fc -'.Pioneers, exiles and refugees casions, Tadjiks and the rest" of 1911 to. 1926, and since then haB a cooperative labor settlement and a imbued with a nation-building ing banana trees ' stumbled upon tions of lilhogsynagogue mosaics . whose age is • Mr. Troyanovsky's own enumera- been associated with the District as Secretary of the /Women's La1 and pcii The formal spring dance of tin1 spirit,, are shown working shoulGrand Lodge. • tion. • bor Council in Palestine, Mrs. estimated at more than 1,4 0 0 the book. g ! c~r Pi Lambda Phi aUitnni club, ».»i der to shoulder. Among the Mr. Padway will also be theMyerson will speak with authority years, dating back 'to 500 A. D. Passage II. " I wish to add that invitation affair, willfeeheld n*'*«t numerous scenes which have imHis exhibition et live conclave the Soviet Union, like the United honored guest of the Council on all Jewish activities in modern j pressed.audiences here and abroad The centre mosaics are inscribed vria include s. special display of TV ed TIPS day pvc-P-ins. Ap'i'il £", s<.«Bluffs lodge at its silver anniverPalestine. ' '. States, is a melting pot of differjare the contrast between the an-in the Maccabean style, proof that pictures that he bs^'acres. will be ihe- Ptx'.on ]!o..ol. • en't racial stocks. With all these sary banquet April 22. To Be Gnest of Jewish Women AT-HP StmriinTifis p,r\6 h i s n = tioi?~ cient forms of oriental dances End the .Tews inust have remained in particularly interesting to Omtihlong after Joshua's death. GoMie stocks blended within the one - A "group of"representative woKl IITOPO. cast ing- 'banel -vvill furni«^ the more modern dances of theTJericho ans. A number of his works were country there is a spirit of inter- Anti-Nazi Boycott men from all Jewish women's or- Palestine Labor Delegation to Palestinian pioneers; views h e i b feceel 1 Ascriptions hETe not as yetincluded iv. the art exhibit "helfi tb«- Kinsic. Tr.u- o w h e s t r a !»»*> ews of tthei nationalism along with a common decphered ganizations will honor Mrs. Goldie speak officially to the Jewish com-j Hebrew University, which is r a - ii b e e l 1 deciphered last year and coEtribntPd by VH?-Plcyt'C a j SOTP.P of iSie i'omU.r; *f. Soviet culture.'.' by. the.laborers was iOuf Omahans whose hobbj" is p.rt. Myerson a t an - Oneg Shabbos at munities in the United States. Onipidly assuming one of the most! ^ l s o found, founo b .allion on which was carved the Jewish Community Center to- her recent arrival in New York prominent educational positions in ill Now I am completely lost. I The speaker for the panel will New York (WNS)—The anti- morrow. a . ti party." am completely a t sea. "What has she was warmlyy greeted by lead-(the East;, the "shots" of the Rut-I me lorah (seven-branched CEB- be announced iater. CSiaTiorocep s "iV-TCopvs g y ( t e East; the shots the t etit and ncvel become of the "different national- Nazi boycott -cut the value of Ger- It is hoped that all women! ing Jews in America, inclnding j tenberg Electrical works which 1 dlestick) dlti ^ a^palra tree and a s'a will also be 'named. Hecpirtfl ri ;ii is vitii the ities" with their "national cul- man exports to the United States workers on the Jewish Philanthro- | Rabbi Stephen S.. WIee, Judge Ju- has harnessed the Jordan River ]ler (rsm's horn), the rally •rill be contributed to fion Is tihe ture" and their "national pride"? between 1932 and 1934 by 111,pies will come to listen to Mrs. j lian Mack, Maurice JJottetfberg, and whicfe supplies Palestine with •the Philanthropies drive. {tie nance, assisted I t there^ is going to develop-a 680,000 marks ($48,672,00*3, ac- Myerson. All Jewish women are!and Rabbi Samuel Weal, National its electricity. J akofsfcy. Mrs. Joseph Goldwsre, Out-of-town young people arc melting pot and if " t h e s e stocks" cording to a statement of the Non- invited. Mrs. Harry Trustin -will j Chairmen of the'League for Labor •irr. Dr. D. C. Platt, Boris Morros, who now heads ! Mrs. Louis Neveleff, End Mrs. Ju-cordially icrited to Etienfi ltd* Sam Greenberg, are to be "blended," then I am atSectarian Anti-Nazi League. be chairman of the afternoon. ! Palestine. the Paramount Pictures music de- [ lius Stein. ' city-wide Ell day affair wliich The percentage of German exa loss to understand his ExcelMrs. Myerson is a native of Mil- ,Mrs. Myerson is scheduled to partment, has arranged a score of j Negotiations art E a Koss. progress for conFifi. of f;E e;,;hjbH. pnncl lency's use ot the word interna- ports to the United States "as com- waukee where she was enaged in speak on German-Jewish Colosiza- original folk songs and nioaernlone of the downtown theatres forcussion, j service, e-r.pppr. p5sy tionalism. For internationalism pared with the total of German, library work and teaching. Herjtion, Settlement of Jewish Youth, ,music, which will- serve as the jthe showing, ana the definite S&te : Frankfurter Trial in requires the existence, of national- exports fell from 4.2 -percent in profund interest in the pioneer,! and Cooperative Developments in! musical background for the film, j and admission prices will be an-; ities. Can he mean that old lic-1932to"3.8 percent in 1S*33. work in Palestine drew her to that 1 j Palestine. It is expected that a | " T i e Land cf Promise" played | nounced within the nest week. ; tion of the emancipation, a spineGits '• erm country, Mrs. Myerson has be- I large assembly of local Jewry cf [five xecard-breaking weeks at the ) "In this motion picture the enThe. ban of ."Modern Times" come an untiring leader for Labor j all less, characterless cosiaopolitangroups interested la costemj Astor theatre in Xew York City, j tire Omaha comm-eaity will have * i Geneva—The trial ot ism which, as we know, in -hard from the Reich was due to Chap- Zionism and has shown outstand- porary Jewish affairs and in Pal-! A special;'committee has bees Jan opportunity to see what has; — A Catholic was senI Frankfurter, Jugoslavian JewteJs lin's mistake, explains Eddie Canpractice, soon gave way, from a ing ability a s a public speaker on estine,'will come to greet the dis-j appointed by Mr. Monsky to ar- j been accomplished fey our people: tenced to serve one year in jail medical student who sapt Jewish point of -view, to a sterile tor. "Charlie neglected to conplatforms In Palestine,. Europe, tinguished guest and hear the iffi-1 range lor the Omaha wiEg aEdjI-a Palestine. Ftr-tcd Mr: Mrrflir- cm a race defilement charge on killed "Wilhelm -Gustlofl, S sult the German holder of theand America. She has arrived in portant message about the'" work | which is as follow icK snd SF prppbic the erouBd that he was formerly Nazi leader, will begin early In Ephraira , 'It i? as (Continued on page 8.) moustache copyright." this country as a member of theof the pioneers in Palestine. & Jew. s the tr : p." 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S£in> f £ i t E*rEadia«» CalifL 1 Hssbo, Fcrser Kobo KS=g of J tSat -srisea l e boaried ttip i e The atteapt'to label Secretary f bar is a flee tnssJa&or't&to GerTender Crrrt as£ I K t vitx gsr« & report CE its* OKIVCS- ; — x class in. E«fe®r eosdaeted by ©1 labor Vet'xiai zs a le-ress is jXbrtb Asserfea, asks vs to Trrfie »greetesi t y a Isdr of fcjgt SiriSi cares, pzstjim, hs.T£ rcll*., a^r at Ciicage, « t i i ± ke *««&£- E&im Jacot M.. AHc«v of Tempk ibs"o^enisgr thot.la.a,tesry bar-: Jewish !&a editorial. a|>out a certain cafe ^-wisSi aa laritatica s© diae wish isd bess. Bst irisy lie | 'ed. 5Jr. X. Kickls spote cJ a£: Essajcs-E". ©ri^l»ally ft«Tt»^ o«t designed to "baptize ihe Sew, Is a geaiss ©aJy Lraiso&s {ia L«^2Ed, MIss^ vhieh he claims her . . ."SSliea Jjtet seen, -gesial Joe i & I ' f trsets cst-sr ' £=s'£*JEatScB e l tSe t * c crgiEsS- -wjti S4 £.3x22 « s l e » t « , *hr» Jews Deal astoe""Jo-Deal" jissslts Je«* . . . Consider it •wit- • *as askSsg tb« CaptaSa f cr Isaa i Heari Eergsoa, f rrcnp: zztior* Irto cat sissy.. A ges«r- ta£ i l Ecr-Jdnt Today tbe elas* o a t - • lbs- great French vhBmcsZer; iriSl | plajrrrigirt: Yea mar'tare jiea, 32r. Lazsrtnriis, bst sisee yea of a "sos? ax;d fisi" . . . the «toi7 i2..fcQM soise of ;f 4te!r fctierj- TTO«2CC"J £l di^eass-cr was l e } i asfi ste-feas If s i t deists, all ©I ib«a «o»1 standing figures'fa the •— net forgire Lemsonn for Eclectics j beard atxrat ***y teUov Irwxa jdca't accospasy year card -sriiJi: =€nben decJdefl to take t i e rsS- J«-»rs,, tlse fS^e Je»» batrfaf 4rcpereJt • fortes -..wCl look • mjf J fa-|Maa ia 2ii* list of great jfew«.-. „-. fsiiatr,' yosfig piarariski •triose Jan afSdarit oa. hens' jon were ia- i r* deed „ . "," We are told-thai all fBergsca'fcas tried aE fcis life to\cam^titoT "Zzxr the Dead" «ad- | salted, ve'd beiisr cot =s=Uca H S p a H S I O I l IfiSiLCie -- ~t°> fitet t&al ke «• 3&TXSSBJTat cr-^r «o«-Je«m, BaMI :iiot deily FTCES sfiTertieers xaerit ps.Eje-4fcyBcrcice CrosE.sesight into t£a tbst •.!»- S»: OB© of t l e a Init «* d03-t Hoboes.there - • ! into fazse . , T O ; paysielans . . . Tfcey t tieSr pro&abJy fesTea't fceard yet, fccrar-; ;ia Aryan jsedi Sam LeSbjraiix iras foriSS-i X£e Fcrbe* Bakiss ierer^ is • tiat Ssair Is a joasgs letters 211 to rread i ttci c u I Vera el xtrial located at at22711 Although the-: WKX-JIMJ-aesi.;j cf tiese.day*•.somebody., i* gotazy. juuuxi&et-XB&... OET-JTJC dealjjearisjj ^34 ^ f r o s Brooily© -rtol^ TBOI dea "* E a o Bat " Oof * era "located T i l - N-Norti o n a 24th St.. esr j S j I j StTets T 2 S cc=s = e trritteo. tTiIte:i SiTctx -was by FritXi ccleSratiss t i e ex3?4E5loa zz£ to zsi. Use..:«ae£tSoa:-«-iat..Js be-Ideal 'was J>eg3a-qaIte*feis--jnojitlss:iinoatlisi-B-aji i>ora -^JJ, irita ttee 3fonIKer i o a u e r IInriaj nria"* ^ J^i^'is B.as JJOTJ, o e3 lng&<m&::f^-tZe.GeT?B^Je*Uhii^,-ZiB or <z*izzi-\G*V:iaT&U the * J a i a a*n' £rori •'reisodelzcs of taeir plant. SblLW refngees la «bl» coaalrr? - ,,'<tae]a strategic njeye to get. isora rum- Iforotu hza been^ writing t s s r>ieic! Zar!cl! - SvitxerUsd . . . We » « Isadore asd Jack Forbes ta-rei or tfie *is* teat -'Hago BsJaeserley Iroia a cosunaBlty cieit forl^ner script for t i e radio cro- reiiaj33y i ! s f o n : i £ l ( i t 2 s a l Ge&fc*rdt bees ia t i e bajcisg- baiisesa • • of t i e Bit-Jatfie J B C- . -. . -Tils - - feccatase -:>> i ?i igram u a t*«rt ij uei ipait t «.JTOfaro y&ZTS &&d aad C£d had P tSat. letter t&M ise -risned be 1S20, and in that period of cosimsaedia tfl>'er« t3ie-»ORT years iaTe carefully ssrtared tieir^ ieT're^aaB.-w^.Bbsniasal:X6.aS»'Uaot^-:UcmX\».easas^ fo* years-to ' —'-•» Jewish "szeaberM. 0t his gtzlt iwill go aatozaatieanr to the JDC priat vita Ills slujrt «toriesl becat:£ ' e t S e eople were restless business alcng t i e road cf cze- ; Where Omaha Shapt with Ctmfidmce las a resalt c l tie. depression and cess. They hare been in their; WhiiH •TesiBi£s'isx't3iat-vhen], , ^ Oae: of t i e eatEZandisg.ZIon- i pro> s2lorte?e o I E J A t e ? i i J s a s d of *"B»y tt* l>ead*" tSe-' ' voiced -preseat location for the past ttir here sci-« years ago ; isia crplatcs prrrately that t i e ; wB^«addealy'ire=t 1 a ' f e a ' t i a t t i e ^sszti^zctioh slight jte«a years, aaS aa erer-lscreasicgr ors ver&drcalated tnat t e j party tame between tJws VPA sBdirtoJe towa saddealy west 5 Sbawa Jew , ; . Joa Bralula seat 1 the JDC Is cfl issae at all . . . .iceasetoaa l a n s d i t i e sa=e ^ cini a direct qoestioa tovwUicafETery JewUIs cominasity mast re- ^ becazae Odeis-aw&re ; i&e to=io^-/a&maa:-repUed;..*<Bor-|taia.«* Creedos to .decide wfcereiyears a«o w i t i t i e prodaeiioa E*ecn-1 and good-will," say t i e .Forbes: « ry,-tat caoaot o&l&iT..,••« »•," | f t want* It* money t a ^o acd if itlsat pflngest cne-aeter. "Waiting a former j trothers, "iaTe paid ca rich dir- \ * TSTETBE IEX13XG TOE | t t e JDC feas xaoro inflnence fn^fcr Lefty" . . . Xow R a a d o n i a e s A c i * * * S b e York . . . • fdeada. TTe thank osr CEStoaser* . - * As bent* the' moa. and grand-|£ocae ooimsimity.chests I£ fs" onlyjHoaee, wWca prides itself oa pab- | ( ? f B ' ; for tSelr patronage sad shall en- j :»oa of a/ab&J,; the Urst soa off logical that it should try to get»iisaiag only- tae best, is patUns« sn, r deader i s Use fctcre to Eerit their ;" Habbi Ira. Einstein,, w i o ia Bab- s as/mseh.'as It can, is t i e way this ^ between corer* sense of tcose ' ° ° * o n J o e : J o s e p h en * coctisoed sspport-" • • • bl Morde«aj"H-rKaplan'» son-in-? Zionist pais it . . . T h i s will not,'sha» snorts ttat went beggtag = A s r ! > J o £ = t ' 8 sloS'e-irGa**", They serve both wholesale aid : - l a w , was.bora-on tne>lim day oflcowerer,, preTent tUe Zionists; to Bee the light of day for BO 'T ° & * e t o E a r °5© Paswrer < -4 > Jack Benny was the j from eoctinning their cry for par- i jamy isocas . . . Shaw now bolds •" first i3g costrjbator to Eddie Can-? iij . . . Incidently many people^ Hollywood cntract, to hoot. . . j tor's personal campaign for send- i are Tery enrioss to fenow who will j His one-aeter, whica made t e e ' ' S a t 500 German Jewtsa cbildrenlbe Sforris Rothenberg's snecessor | critics torn nandspringa and beat: ; to Palestine » . . "WTiilo-translariaa- prexy of tfce .Zionist. Crganita-; t ne drums, was written for a con'„ tors are working on his newest I tion . . . It Is generally v for a «ory of Ger-! E. pledged S ^ l f postwar t G ! tthat h t 33L LE l d dw J L many, Shoioa Asch has gone to j last Atlantic City c o n a t i o n not; Palestine to gather znaterlal for;to be a candidate ia 1935 :U
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JJJ a dinner in bis honor . . . fprecedentedly strong nanier . Worth Speaking of the "Welfare B02rd|TSe etrop§e«t yandMate 'for 1 remind* a s that the Jewish Cen-j Zionist presidency is Rabbi'/"" ters in t i e Good and tornado areas I Hillel Siirer of Clereland, to tblt coandid yeoman service in aiding the j might be persaaded to take a In London tlctims cf the disasters . . . i batical year, we ondersUni to de. In connection CBIME CtrES I Tote htmrelf to the rebnilding of of Gerfman Am-• Whisperers in JCazi circles inf*he ZIonfet hoase . . . bassador - at - large Joachim Ton New Tortt say that the bnlk of; , _ ithe *70,0^0 contributed to the-, LCo^ri^bt15^ by Serea Arts Kibbentrop, that it's "so qniet yon can hear a rlbben trop" . . . LonFeatnre Syndicate) .Tianptmara defense fnnd is on don anagramists haTe concocted -deposit la German banks for Mrs. this one: Woman Hitler - - Moth/Hanptxnana . . . Attorney Sam LeiSwedish Unions Oppose er-in-Law . . . Jerry Mahoney, -botritz didn't get a dime for rarwho fought the good fight against. ing Vera Stretz from the electric Olympics ' IT. S. participation in the Olym- i -chair . . . Incidentally that -was pics at Berlin, isn't tip on Ms Leibowits' 115th acquittal oat of Stockholm, Sweden — The ] necrology . . . This office Just re• 118 murder cases • • * trades unions of this country were ceived a letter from him address-. GENIUSES on record this week against par- ed to Mr, Herman Bernstein, who \ - American-Jewry Is still trying ticipation by Swedes in the Olym- died last y e a r . . . The letter ask-1 to Identity Martin Baber, whom pic Games at Berlin next summer. led a contribution to the Joint Dls- • Xudwfg Leolsohn selected as one -of the first fonr Jewish geniuses - of oar time . . . Lndwig's enthusiasm for lyric style carried him
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TalEud Tcran to Etui;." Rabbi Jerfcanan sai'I. "Ke This is not an impossible ideal. Common sense dictates it IaeeE" poorer to protest (tgt..^,. In setting the goal of the 1936 Omaha Jewish Philanthro-' ttd e o m m o a s e a s e will bring it about. Men will see how fool- w i f S V ? thf ?<£?.? J ^ e S has th© in his house £ r J (=~~; - . * S pies campaign at $43,600, Chairman Harry Malashock stresses ; i s h f h o w f u t i l f r j a s w e U M h o wc r i m i n a l ^ w a r V h a t M l i . Vine shops reported. a majority oi so he is refpoasltie for fthp that the ten thousand dollar increase over the sum raised last S M m s u n a b l e t o ' own-wine • I ?m cfi everrece sn his h - c e . the Jews brewing their fcria fib(mt babI because a 'And the sair.e is tree cf a ci- 1 - e -d year is not a theoretical or paper boost - - it is an additional , .. , . . . ,. " r v J from ralsir.s. ^ a ed) otels in Otwock, vaca-.even in the e"t'?e we-Ii° J* t-= minimum that must absolutely be raised to counteract the des- P f P ^ « * « « £ «mmon • « « (so uncommon, alas!)
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"Associated Fanners of Kiverside County," California, the "or-, tlon » inst brothers who should treat one another in v rothcrl-' FOR RENT , ganization" which recently circularized .the country with the jwith fashion, with kindness, with consideration, with sympathy and' love. ; false story that-Frances Perkins, secretary of labor, was a "~:*1" ' — 2, 3 or 4 rooms beautifully Jewess whose real name is Matilda "Wutzki and had married To bring this about, a consummation to be devoutly wish-' furnished. Electric, gas and Paul Wilson, both Russian born, ja. 1910 at Newton, Mass. ed, is why we are Jews, just Jews. phose included. Gas Seated. It is of interest to us that Miss Perkins found the circuCall We. S527 on Sunday. —FREDERICK COHX. lation of this story so widespread that she deemed it best to explode it with a public statement in which she stated that We Recommend for Year Care*! " A s w m not enough, the "there are no Jews in my ancestry. 11 I were a Jew I would ra b|m v i s i t n o ta l o n e t h e8 i c k ful and Sympathetic Perusal, ^ ; f i FOR RENT make no secret of it. On the contrary I would be proud to • ' r jftnd «»ddened—which he willing-j 1 d o e s B u t h e m i j s t T l s i t a l l Thr«« nice furnished rooms. O P acknowledge it." But what is of still more interest to us i s ' Excerpt from article by Rabbi j ' i wilt rent tingle roem. Reasonable. those boastfully seek to dethe intent and purpose behind this circularization. As char- • Majirlce. X. Eiaendrath written for' 1 1£ES. MAX SHRIES acterized by Jliss Perkins, such a circular is an un-American i ^t^a'^an 2811 Hamilten St. A T . £531 tend v type of propaganda, to be denounced as a wnispenng cam* i hension -whatsoever of the mercll- j e ery bar-mitzvah reception eM w h e r e h! paign, the appeal to race prejudice and the attempt at political | drire to which the modem • * rabbinical duties — as as years of painstaking prepropaganda by unworthy innuendo. "Why in the tJnited States i^j. Of the day —|par*tion — are discharged by his 1 of America should any one be interested in ancestors? Why {and night. Formerly the rabbi( b e i n S triumphantly borne to the FOR RENT should one's lineal tree enter into the political status of any ' w a s recognized primarily as a. sch- cockUU bar where ho is proved olar and a teacher. Neither con- a "good sport" by takrag a drink; Ffve-room modern hou*«. Suiti party or any individual* Obviously, the implication of the gregation nor community begrudg- and where incidently, liquor Hows for nice Jewish family. $16.00. circular is that anyone whose real name is WutzM and whose ed him his vigilantly guarded more freely into guzzling throats, then pennies ever do into t h e 2524 EEWARD ST. JA. 0€36 flncestry is Jewish does not belong in a high governmental hours of study. Rather did they Synagogual or even philanthropic glory in them and resent any inposition, such as a cabinet post. cursion of the privacy essential coffers. We think that the true identity of the "Associated Farm- thereto. "Yes, 'tis a gay life, this rabers of Eiverside Countv" should be unmasked. We are not "Today however, we have come!! bi i a i c a l business, which every NEON! i member of unmindful of the. fact that in Germany the Nazis started their £ * ell * Te ^ f*™^*- As we «nj»"»*"" »[.t n e congregation «,-. RADIANT SIGN CO. vies and miraculously tun© in a turning speech o n i greedily — when the rabbi. program by whispering campaigns charging that officials high our nearly broken, radio by y merely y aj , is s away OMAHA f oa h l s ih i I in the Reich were Jewish. There, it was ridiculed, but we know switch, so we are convinced that • w o n d e r summer holiday. But we h01r the results of the-Nazi-inspired whispering campaign. Here, the rabbis na« but to turn a m e n - 1e n v v n o tt h e many really you'd tai knob and there will be a speech j > Holiday, tut the tedwe do not fear their insidious methods, but it is nevertheless for every occasion. Saturday at I l o u s > h e c t J c , maddening daily routfce 8ynagogue, Sunday for Feder-i t n e ot t h e modern rabbi, with neva wise course to stomp it down in its incipieney. era n honr fttlon , ilonday for the Bnai Brtih, or even a moment he Tuesday for the Zionists, Wednes- can truly call his own, with rareday for the Sick Benefit Society, ly an evening to enjoy the proThursday for the Council, Friday founder amenities of life and thft Since Jewish interest is focussing more and more upon for the Literary Group and Satur- deeper joys of home, with every Palestine, greater attention ifl being paid t o the development Ida s" — tbe mad round of talk,!1 day filled with multitudinous dus ademanded of him, not so much - ., T • i . . ., . •, ji TT i T J tm. T» •*• t. jtalk, ' taiK, talk starts all all over again* ties emanaea oi mm, not so much
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EX TEBTAIK FOR FEFTJT TO MOTOR TOXEW XOKK S. A. M. MOTHERS CIATB j Hadass&h Cnlhir&! Mr. and Mrs. Jack Helman, Mr. and Mrs. Al Kaiinan, who A very Important meeting of; The B'kur Cholim will hold * 1617'No.- 22nd St., entertained have been honeymooning i s Miami the S. A. M. Mothers Club will j The Hadassah cultural group meeting a t the J. C. C. Monday, fifty guests at their home Tues- Beach, Florida during the winter, be held Tuesday, April 21, at the ! Board members of the Sister1 day, April 14, in honor of the en-will motor to New York to be the home of Mrs. L. Epstein, SI52 ; hood of Temple Israel and mem-i ill meet at the home of Mrs,April I P , at 2:?-0 p. in. A boarf , Dave B. Bernstein, S£27 Parker win he b«?ld f-t l:3fi gagement of their son, Hy Zavett, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goff- Chicago Street. A dessert-lcnch- bers of Mrs. Sara Gilinsky's com- j[St., for dessert-lnnrhetm Tnesrisr, ! f.T? B«lve<;« to, bnnt: tb.plto Miss Sadye Leibowltz of Hoct stein, formerly of Omaha, for twoeos will be served i± 1:20. All mittee will be tottesses with Mrs. p.nf! f!fi;^R BS? t^f* drFwinr weeks. After their New York mothers are requested to be pres-i Gilinsky at the book review tea | April 21, »t 1:SP p, m. A proIslana, 111. ! prsm • is being Errauped for thif Out-of-town guests were, Mrs. trip they will stop over in Louis- ent. to be given at her liome on Tues- meeting:. Mrs. "William Keimsn for t h e ttil'pp pieces of silvprwarr ville to see the Kentucky Derby Lee Bogred and son of Kansas day, April 21, at 2:30 p. m. Reser- ' -will act as co-hostess. AH mem-will be lielg fit this mpeting. (^ity; Mrs. Max Turehen and in-before coining t o Omaha where PHI DELTA MU vations may be made Titli mem- bers are urged to attend. fant daughter of Sioux Falls, So. they will -visit for two weeks with Phi Delta Mu sorority held a bers of this coir.iruttee or with Mkve Malkfe Dak.; Mrs'. Charles King of Chi-their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.meeting Sunday afternoon, April Mrs. Gilinsky at. Ka. TPSS. A recul&r Mlave Malkp monthcago, 111. Mrs. Bogred, and Mrs.Kulakofsky and Mrs. B. Kairnan 12, at the home of Rebecca TatelSpeaker for the afternoon will Council ly meeting of the Miivachi v i l Turchen are sisters of Mr. Zavett. Mr. Al Abrams accompanies them. baum. After the meeting Miss be Rabbi Frederick Colin, who is The JunioriorCouncil o' be helfi Saturday evening, Aprf. Miss Leibowiti will leave with \ to discuss George Sar.tayana's Mrs. Kaiman is the former BonTatelbaum entertained the girls 7HERXIACR-WTESSEL MEYERS — JtOITSTEIX ! Women held their monthly "The Last Puritan," the February ling. Sunday. April 12,,at. the. PBS- 1R, td the E'nsi Jacob eyiii 35GAGEMEXT and refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Roltstein an- Mrs. Turchen for Sioux Falls Sun- nie Spiegal of Omaha. 2 4th fsnfi Nicholas street. Book o£ the Month Club selection. ; ton Hotel. Mr, and Mrs. Walter Arthur nounce the engagement of their day. She will remain for a short RETURN HO5EB Spring flowers will be used on iVeisel ot Nebraska City announce daughter, Molly, to Philip Meyers, •visit. "QUOTA PARTY" ; The series of Iscbires conducted Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mandell of. :Be engagement of their daughter, eon of Mrs. Morris Meyers. No Junior Hadassah will entertain the tea table for the tea to follow • by Mrs. Mary Fredericks, which The CP) fi«n may interest you! f ; VAAD AtXELURT SPRING New York City, who hare been Mi8« Helen Wessel, to • Jfty Cher- definite date has been set for the at a "Quota Party" Sunday night. Dr. Cotn's review. Mrs. Freder- ivefe postponed duritig the holief one single pi-emlu'm. ; DAXCE visiting at the hom» of Mr. andApril 19, at the nome of Miss Aon ick Colin and Mrs. Max Holztaan, ' dart; will be resumed. Tfce r.fxt ; : nUck, son of Mrs. Louis Cher- wedding. THE i Mrs. L Mandell for the past six t The Vaad Auxiliary Spring president, of the Sisterhood Tvill nlack of Council Bluffs. • . t.Elk will be Monday, April 20th Goodbinder, 520 North 51 street. CONVENIENT WAY i J dance will be given at the Fon-weeks, left "Tuesday, April 14, forAbout fifteen couples are expect- pour. The affair is cpe:i to the If interested, cal! f The -wedding ceremony •will be GREENFIELD — GOLDBERG jat the Paxton Hotel, S p. rn. held Sunday, May 10, at the home j Any member interested in the Mr, and Mrs. J. Goldberg an- Itenelle Hotel Sunday evening, their home. "While- they were ed to attend this' affair, which is I general public. Every type of Insurance written of the' bride's parents in Nebraska nounce the engagement of their May 10. Elaborate plans are De-here they were extensively enter- limited to members who raised | Sosp Sculpturing or Dramatic clastained. Among their hosts were ng made to make this one of the ft' etreng Companies City. The couple will reside in daughter, Alice, to Daniel Green; Ees can call Lylyan Chudacof', Ka. their quota, in a recent sale of AT TeST WA 5156 Beth-Ei Auxiliary Mrs. P . Krlzelman,, Mrs. I.Mosmtstanding events of the. season. | Council Bluffs. [7316, for i.6rtici;lars. field, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. tickets. kowitz, Miss Ethel Epstein, Mrs. Miss Betty Roeer.blr.tt enterTickets are 51.25 per couple and; Miss "Wessel is a graduate of Greenfield. No date, has been set tained members of the Beth-El may be secured from members of •William Epstein, Mrs. S. XepomNorthwestern n n i y e r s i t y , Mr. for the -wedding. nick, Mrs. B. Millman and Mrs. L. auxiliary at their meeting Wedthe committee. Cherrilack attended the UniverRUMMAGE SALE nesday afternoon at the J. C. C. Mrs. Al Finkel is chairman and MandelL sity of Iowa. Following her grad BAZAAR Announcement v t s made, cl the Mrs. William Milder, co-chairman BY TEMPLE GROUP Sisterhood nation Miss Wessel spent a year The Ladies auxiliary of the Regional conference Of the affair. RETURN FROM ROCK ISLAND The Temple Israel . • Sisterhood in Kew York city, where she en-Adass Yeshurln synagogues will which takes place Monday, May They are being assisted hy the Mrs. Jack Holzm&n of Omaha, rummage sale to be held Monday, 4, Et Des Moines. gaged in social service work. •/ hold a bazaar Mar 10 at the syn• Reservations rlesdameB S. Lagman, O. 8. Belagogue at 25th and Seward Sts. zer, L. - Menrtelson, S. Katelman, Mrs. Lee Bogred of Kansas City, Tuesday sad Wednesday, April 20, may be made with Mrs. Herman © Mo., Mrs. Max Turchen of Sioux 21 and 22, at S16 So. 18th Street. 9 TO BE BAB MITZVAH SATUR- Proceeds will go toward the M. Burstein, D. B. Epstein, H. ^Mil- Falls, So. Dak., Mrs Isidor Sklar Mrs. Sam Josephson is in charge. Cohen. Mount Sinai cemetery fund. Mrs. der, H. Neveleff, L. Nevelefi, I. ff DAY : of Omaha and Mrs. Robert YazLeonard Boasberg, son of Mr.Abe Hoffman is chairman of theFiedler, I. Elewiti, A. Greenbaum man of Des Moines have returned and J. Bernstein. and Mrs. •William Boasberg, -will affair. from Rock Island, 111., where they become Bar Mitzvah Saturday, MODEL AT BENEFIT BRIDGE went fo attend the announcement A^ril IS, at the Beth-El synagoof the engagement of Hy Zavett, Rose Mendelson and Mlnda SETURXIXG TO CHICAGO gue, Miss Rhoda Peltz, who has been son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Helman Friedman modeled in the fashion Mr. and Mrs, Boasberg will be visiting here with her parents for of Omaha, to Sadye Leibowitz, at home, 715 No. 58 St., Sunday revue presented by Goldstein- he past ten days, is returning to Sunday, April 12. Chapmans at the benefit bridge afternoon, April 19, in their son's hicago Tuesday evening for an honor. No cards have been issu- sponsored by Pi Delta Chi sorority Indefinite stay with her brother of Creighton University, Wednes* • ed. ind sister-in-law. Haas Bros. Co. i« very day at the K. C. club. happv to annoomee the AXJJOUNCE BAR MITZYAH JONTALESCTNG PROM NEW YORK Mr. and Mrs. H. Bachman an- RETURNS Mrs. Morris Seidman of Lincoln Marian Bialac has returned exclusive rights in nounce the Bar Mitzvah Of their from For Information, Call We Operate the New York City, where she is convalescing at the home of her son, Sam, Thursday morning, bought the preparations for herdaughter, Mrs. Dave Cohn, after BEN HANDLER, Mgr. "April 16, at the B'nai Jacob syn- individual powder blending shop an -Illness at the Methodist hos- 320 Ho. 18 St. AT. 9325 agogue. , pital.»:««* which will open May 1.
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At services this evening Jiabbi Now is the time to take ad.- Harold Berger will speak oa "Song vantage of the splendid J. C. C. of'Songs." natatorium. The" Center pool" is Saturday morning Rabbi Berger the finest indoor pool-in the city. will preach in Yiddish - at the B'nal Israel synagogue"," Sunday morning regular, father Pioneer Women and son services will be -held at 9 a. m. at the B'nai Israel SynaThe, Pioneer Women "held an ' gogue. • ' Ones Shabboa at the home of Mrs. H. Okun Saturday; April. 11. Mr. Judab. Wolfson was guest speaker. Temple He spoke-on the "Significance of Mrs. J. Raznick sang Rabbi David H« Wfce'a sermon Passover".group of songs, accompanied by topic tonight will be' "Character aBernice 'Crounse. "The members' Building, Can It be Done7" Mrs. held a general, discussion on curSam Berkowitz will light the .rent events.J-jars, .Okun served Sabbath' candles. Passover delicacies,Services Saturday morning •••will1 begin at 11 o'clock. PLAN PtAY The Bible claBs will'meet Mon-" day evening, April 27, at S o'clock, A four-act Jewish melodrama, at the home ot Dr. and-Mrs. B'.T> "Chasia, the Yosanie," by Jacob Friedman. The husbands ot the Gordln, will, be given by the Promembers are to be guests. gressive club under" the direction. of Mr: Ben Martin oh Lag B'Qmer on May 10. . : ., .' / Beth-H { The play will be given al the and ' Mrs. Goldie Myerspn; one 01 the Congregation of Israel,-"25th r : : foremost women leaders;-rot.:Pal-" J streets'. : \;." .- '"J 'V -:^:i': ^ Tickets may , be. 'securad'how. . estine, will be guest, speaker at services this evening.; j»he; has Call Mrs. S. Canar, ;;Ma. 2479, or just come to America frojn central lira Paul Nerenberg,'At.7124. Europe and Palestine.-'' As-a leader of the Palestinian-labor moveAIR CONDITIONING ment she speaks with authority on present conditions and future posfor every purpose By BAY SOHAPIRO sibilities in European and Palestinian Jewry.V . .; ; - ; Distributed by Saturday morning Leonard, son The 1936 , J , 0 . C , softball of Mr. and Mrs. William Boasberg, league will begin its regular-season of play .Sunday,^;.April 26. .will become Bar Mitzvah.v V 7 Air Conditioning Corp. Next week the Beth-El synago- From all appearances this year's gue will observe the lOO.thanni- league will bring forth 'six high104 Ko> ISth St. AT. 3454 .versary of one of the greatest- He- ly talented teams which"willform a " well-balanced league and make "brew and Yiddish writers:, of mo"dem time. Rabbi Golaiteln"will the play fast.- FromVail appearspeak on "Mendele, the Book Sell- ance, th£- Sample"Furs, former er." . - . ••' :- : '">-•'- ..-, -; champions,"will have a^r.un for its money as theteams are very even-ly matched. The: teams worked out last Sunday morning with the Women's Mizrachi \AskYaur Mrs. I Beber, National Fund Omaha Potato Market' boys havYGrocer for chairman of Women'&•• Mizrachi, ing the best of it. The- grocery boys-will have as its battery Paul announces the following''tree .doFORBES TEHDEE CRUST nations: Mrs. Rose Abrams, in Steinberg and Ned Giventer, with BREAD honor of the recovery of her son;the Wachtler . brothers and Lee Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Barish, in Grossman starring in the infield Look for the Orange honor of their son's Bar Mitzvah; and outfield. The A.^Z. A. No. 1 and Blue Label Mrs. E . Sidman, in honor of the team, last year winners of the Akhirth ot a grandson; Mr. I. Fied- Sar-Beh league, Will bring forth A Trial Win Convince You ler, in. honor of the marriage of a strong team with Morris Adler in,the pitcher's box. The'Sample his son; Dr. A. A. Steinberg, in FORBES BAKING CO. 1 honor of his marriage; Mrs.- L.Furs have a strong lineup with 2711 No. 24th St. WE. 6400 Rosenblatt, in honor of her bro-the battery of Phil Kutler and -w*e. ..^«^tJ»eg•CT^F^J^T^^rgga^J'»^:BCFB^-^^g^? Les Giventer. Phil Kutler was ther's recovery; Mrs. J. Finkel in honor of the marriage of her son; voted as one of the best softball Mrs. A. Wolf, in honor of the pitchers in the city two years ago marriage of her granddaughter; but had a relapse last year. If Mrs. L. Morgan, in honor of the Phil regains his form the troubles •At.!SgW«Bgr«^lirHIWB8WrVft«W!!'»fHMnBKr«W.l..i i l r t h of a grandson; Mrs. William of the Sample Fur team may be The KRASNE BEAUTY Kuklln, in honor of her twins' forgotten. Paul Bogdanoff will lead the Towers on the diamond Birthday; Mrs. S. Edelstein; Mrs. SALON £K Fish, in memory of her brother; next Sunday. Paul is a very hapFeature* py catcher and if his team can Mrs. D. Soref,. in honor of her SHAMPOO AND FINGER WAVE catch on to some of his pepper grandson's recovery. 50c A meeting of the organization and fighting spirit the Towers should prove to be - the "dark The Zoto* Permanent Wave was held Wednesday. • with no machinery and no ! Mrs. K. Wine, 2873 Webster, horse." The Psi Mu boys can alelectricity tiled at $6.50 and will give a benefit one o'clock des- ways be depended upon to be right up. , sert luncheon on Monday after- in the thick of the battle whether 716 Brandel* Theatre Bids. it is basketball or baseball. This noon, May 18. year the fraternity boys. should AT. 4333 bring forth a strong outfit and
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Who are the three "grocery ASKED TO GIVE PRICE OF ONE store flunkies" who insist on dis-MEAL TO FIGHT FASCISM . . . cussing such mature subjects as A small sacrifice can. produce & big business, politics, and the for- big result if a great number subeign siutation, with such enthu- mit. iasm, gusto, etc., not to mention H E B R E W CONVERSATION the "inside dope" that they get POPULAR AMONG AMERICAN r from a "reliable source"? JEWISH GIRLS . . . But are He- I
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Reliable information tells us that several; more engagements are ; contemplated for the -rery near futures . . Chickie Bergman •wants her friends to know that she Is sor.:a working girl, — or rather she has a job . . . Married life agrees with Bernice Sherman -: .•,-.-• Lazarus. Frientis tell her that TRUE?' she's looking "simply marvelous" Is it true that,four young l e i - , . . . Philanthropy drive teams are lows of the more expressive typfc already - formulating in an effort were more .or. less rudely ejected^ to surpass last year.'s record . . . from a theatre last Monday eve-Henry Greenberg, whose name- ning when their applause became sake plays & real first base for so enthusiastic • that they "started the Detroit Tigers baseball team, jumping up and, down on- the:-,, frequently has youngsters ask himseats-? Ask A.-L.,. Y. H., or M. K. f l if he is the famous baseball star. about it. . • And the kids are really serious ~* i s aTjont it .", Millard Sigat-has been, / nominated as the £iost versatile OUR REGRETS ' For the benefit of the highly of the younger Jewish men in to-wn. Anything in the athletic indignant group of Council Bluffs In "Appreciation o! 'SOJ: or entertaining • line can • be per-girls, ..who insist on being called formed efficiently, by. Sigal, known "Emesel's" instead of M. S, ZI.'B, 'Past and-Future as "Cy" Millard "when he an- and who were horrified- by the Patronage insinuation that their drawing was nounces over the radio . . . a "put up job", I would like to take this opportunity to profoundly express my most deepest and A Councilman's life ROSS ..PETERSON Our congratulations to,; jlarry most sincere apoligies for even ••-•»E0EE3E»-. F 0 N 1 E N E L L E Trustin, city commissioner, whose throwing the shadow of EUEpic-\ fine showing i a the • primary elec- ion on their drawing as it '-appearrtions- Tuesday gave him a high that someone actually did win l&* place among the fourteen nomina- $5. — at least,' that's w'hat they tell me. ted for commissioner. Mentioning Trustin in connection -with-the'-recent- campaign, Here, Here and brings t o mind & story w e hear about .Tale Trustin,- the commissioner's son. — . .",... If you have about an hour to -. Not so long ago, they were dis- i$are sometime, have Floyd YudelFasten cussing politics in Yale's, grade son tell you the story about the school class. During the course thirsty lady in the pullman car. Foundriesof the discussion; Tale stood up EA. E52S and said, "I wish that all you Clark Gable has nothing on the 27th and SSartfaa, boys and girls would go home and Hornstein brothers — ask 'em Brass, Bronze "Aluminum, Soft tell your folks not to vote for mywhere they got their mustaches— Grey i&WMiad. Semi-Steel-<3ast. father." and start running fast. Ings. J^T|>o<ra4* '*$et&!. Jta&frW The teacher was very much surStandard slree Bronre e n d Iron prised, and said, "Why do you say Norman Bordy, debonair young Bushings. Eewer Manholes, CIMern Ring* snei Cover*. CieRnout Doors. that, Yale?" Leavenworth Streeter, whose pic- j Sash Weights a r t 1 \ ellov* Brssn "'Well, since my daddy's been ture is being displayed in the win- ! Plumbers' Ferrules. cnrrlrf In Bronze Tablets, Bronze end commissioner, ,1 hardly get to see daw of a downtown photographer, J stock. Cast Iron GnMet; E Specialty. him anymore, and if he isn't elect- spends all of his time at the aforeed, he'll be home more often," mentioned establishment signing was the youngster's plea. his autograph for the beautiful girls, who gather there by the hundreds to get a glimpBe at the CONGRATULATIONS picture of this present time CasTO ROBERTS DAIRY anova.
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I Mrs. Joe Scharf, 228 Frank Street [was also picked for the Olympic as much right to be an athlete 1 this restriction shall not include in- j of a value not less than the par value debtedness secured by mortgages or , of the stock issued therefor. team, will go to Germany. as an Aryan or anyone else." The holders of the Preferred Stock The affairs shall be managed Mr. J. Z. Stadlan of Des Moin.es "Baiter said he was1 eager to go. A graduate of t h e University Of {liens. '•c nby a Board of Directors of not less shall be entitled to receive, When and an i w 0 as declared uby thecumu Board ui of jjirecDlrec; than two (2) members. The annual left Tuesday following a week's *•*' memoers. xne annual ; as ueDiareu > me "White I certainly resent the raHfornia s t ' I f n ATIE-PIPS TSnitei-• a t liOS Angeies, .Bauer . meeting- shall be on the first Monday tors, out of the surplus or net profits, stay here' with his family. Mrs. national policies of the Nazi gov- <_.amornia is a former school teacher. He has i in January of each year, at -which ; but only out of accumulated profits Miss Sylvja Holland '6f Milwau- Stadlan and children ex$>ect to the stockholders shall elect and not out of the profits of any subkee, Wisconsin", has set Sunday, leave here the first of May to join ernment, I don't see any reason been a member of the Universal'j meeting a Board of Directors, and thereupon sequent year or years, non-accumuthe Board shall elect a President, lative dividends at a rate not exceedMay 5, as the'date of her wedding Mr. Stadlan in Des Moines to make why I should not take part in thePictures team for three years. Vice-president, Secretary and Treas- ing- six per cent (6 percent) per anOlympics," Baiter said., "I think to Dr. Frank Epstein. urer. Any two of said offices may num, payable in preference and priortheir future home. the most effective way to enforce be held by one and the same^person. ity to any payment of any dividend Patronize Our Advertisers These Articles may be amended at on the common stock for such fiscal our side.of the argument is to Mrs. Matilda Hatchek of San Miss Flora Marks returned home any regrilar or special meeting of the year; the same to be payable semistockholders by a two-thiras 12/3) annualiy or otherwise, as the Board Francisco, arrived in Sioux City last week following a two months' show Kerr.,Tfit!er that a Jew has BEN E. K A Z L O W S K V , Atty. time to vote of the outstanding stock. AH of f Directors may - from , , time for a visit.with.her.son-in-law and visit In Chicago, Illinois where she the assets of the corporation may he determine. Jn addition thereto, in the daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hermanwas the guest of her brother-in- AMENDMENT TO ARTICLES OF NOTlCEOF PROBATE OF "WILL, j disposed of by a two-thirds (2/3) ; event of any liquidation or dissoluIn the County Court of of Douglas < vote of the outstanding stock. tion or winding u t . ^'whether volunMiller. ' ' . law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. IrvINCORPORATION OF JEWISH County, Nebraska. i IN* WITNESS WHEREOF the par- tary or involuntary) of the CorporaCOMMUNITY CENTER AND In the Matter of the Estate of Vac-j ties have hereunto subscribed their tion, the holders of. the Preferred ing Rosenberg. WELFARE FEDERATION lav Novak, Deceased. Stock shall be entitled to be paid in .names this 2nd day of April, 4936. Mrs. Harry Balin and children Representatives of Sis Lodges! full the par am«unt of their shares, MARIAN BIAL.AC All persons "noOfled interested in Joam and Richard, of Atkinson, .'NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That | ra^tarrt thVt'Vtf-" end of al! unpaid dividends dtclaied ttt BERX1CE NEHLEEN, to Attend ConMore than twenty-five members at met!»ijf of the JEWISH JEWIS I tion if the thn anual (LTiiiai mo^iliiK has been filed 'in said Court, IS THE -PRESENCE thereon, before sny amount shall be OF: Nebraska, are guests this week in COMMUNITY CENTER AND WEL paid to Uie l'olders of the Common of the Coun'cil Bluffs Lodge; No. FARE FEDERATION held on i eb- praying for the probate of a certain ALFRED A.' FIEDLER. ference the E. E. Baron' home. i Stock, and the remaining- assets and instrument now on file in said Court, 4-10-36-4t 688 of the B'naliBrlth-have made ruarx. 12th. »!>35.. the'Articles if In-purporting' fumTs Bhall be divided and paid to the to be the last will and ? ^ . — . f ^ w . v»*i^ *.\r M^> t » J ^ i a ^ L W i l l ttllll holders nf the Common stock accordreservations to attend the Southa Sioux;.City B'nat B'rith lodge BEN E. KAZLOWSKY The Alpha Gamma Tau sororARTICLE III. .. corporation were amended as follows: I testament of said deceased, and. that . ing to their respective shares. Tha a hearing: will be had on said petiwestern Regional Conference of 632 Insurance BidsI has completed preparations for The management and adminis- I tion before said Court on the 2nd j Common Stock shall be subject to the ity informal initiation of new tration: of -the affairs of this cor- day of May, WS6, and that if they NOTICE OF AMENDMENT TO AR : prior right:? of the holders of the Prethe B'nal Brith in Sioux City, Iowa g playing host to the B'na'i B'rith ferred iStock. «s herein declared. If, shall be vested in a.Board fail to appear at said Court on the Registration at Martin Hotel, members will be held next Sun- next Sunday and.Monday.' Local poration j Southwest Regional Conference to OF INCORPORATION OF after the payment of full dividends of Governors • and an Executive said 2nd day of May, 1936, at 9 o'clock TICLES day. The formal initiation will NATIONAL UPHOLSTERING Sunday a. m. .8' to 11 o'clock. j for an;.- fiscal year on the Preferred reservations should be inade with I be held here Sunday, April 19. Committee -who shaUhave -concur| A. M., to contest the probate of said be held the following Sunday af.COMPANY j -Stock, or if,- after a sum sufficient Morning session at- Martin Ho* Among the guests and visitors Mr. Nathan Gilinsky,'vice presi- rent powers. No action of either j will, the Court may allow and profor the payment- thereof Bhall huve ternoon in the Warrior hotel. .bqdy " -• shall, - - however, be modified, bate said will and grant administra4 Notice is hereby given that at ot the conference will b'e a num- tel, 11 o'clock.'. dent of the district. Mr. Louis revoked or reviewed by the other ~'-~ of said estate to Catherine _1TI_ Jan,„_ . , ,. -- , "~ • : " ,'."",'• "* ", been set asule from the surplus or net body without the consent of the Buffet Luncheon'at noon, Mar, her of nationally known men "Who H; Katelman is in charge of the .. .. rme Jan- . special meeting of the stockholders of •rni-..^ «hnll f! thP tne (jvimnam an tthere llere Cantpr A. Pliskin. presented a acting body. The Board of Gov- and ousekAnna also Calta knownorasome s Kateother Janousek the Omaha. National Nebraska, Upholstering Company. remain I" 0 ''V s oany -."rrl»-of >-net *»«" suit surplus profits of '; are identified with B'nai B'rith tin Hotel. of committee "to urge the region to ernors and the Executive Commit- jj able suit- nf nmoi,» *s-u T._ held V--.J person, enter a degree her of heirsuch year, any and all such surplus :roup of Hebrew songs on the protee shall meet at such times as may I ship, 'and proceed to a settlement City of Omaha, Nebraska. L< work. '.' ' "March of Time" to be presenthold its next conference in Council gram of the Woman's Club last be provided in the By-Laws, and a t I thereof. all times when the Board of Gov- i } .The convention will open Sun- ed by Omaha lodge. week. Mrs. A. H. Baron played Bluffs next October. 3RTCE CRAWFORD, ernors is not in session, the ExecAfternoon Session at 1:30 '<) day. morning with registration of the piano accompaniments. utive Committee shall have full j 4-10-36-St County Judge. o'clock. " to dividends upon the Common Stock; The Council Bluffs Senior Ha- power to manage and administer ARTICLE I. •' the delegatea from 8 until l i FRADE.NBURG, WEBB, BEBER, out of any such surplus or net The name of the corporation shall an<1 the affairs of the corporation. 1 Report of Convention Commitdassah entertained more than sixKLUTZNICK & KELLEY, Attys. profit? the 'Joard1 of Directors may o'clock, at the Martin Hotel. The Norman Brodkey, a student at be NATIONAL FURNITURE MAN- in Union State Bank Bids. • tee; t'n<-ir discretion declare and pay The Executive Committee shall ty-five guests at a "Dessert— UFACTURING CO. morning session, will begin at 11 upon the Common Stock of of the duly elected officers, Report of Inter Lodge Program the Northern Illinois College of Luncheon" at the home of Mrs. consist Dated this 2nd day of March. IM6. dividends NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ON o'clock at the Martin and will be the CorTOratkin. hut not until after who shall be: An Honorary PresiOptometry at Chicago, spent last NATIONAL FURNITURE MANUCommittee. PETITION FOR SETTLEMENT the dividend upon the Preferred Stick Max Simon Wednesday afternoon, dent, three Honorary Vice-Presi-. > opened with the invocation by FACTURING CO. week with his parents, Mr. and OF FINAL ADMIN1STRAfor the current fiscal year shad have dents, a President, three ViceReport of Resolutions' ComntitBy MEIL.ACH KATZMAN. ' RabblrH. R. Rabinowitr. An adTION ACCOUNT been actually paid or provided for Mrs. John Brodkey, 3244 Jackson April 15. The committee in charge Presidents, a Secretary, and a President. t e e . •• ' '•• • . • • " " - • .• • . In the County Court of Douglas and set apart. Treasurer, and twenty-three memof this affair were Mrs. Herman dress of welcome will be given by ATTEST: Street. by and from, the Board of Gov- County, Nebraska. All or p.r.y part, of the Preferred DAVID KATZMAN. Secretary. Krause, chairman, and Mesdames ed Mayor W. D. Hayes. Dr. H. M. Initiation of I. B. Padway Class. In the Hatter of the Estate of Es- 4-10-4t bers, fifteen of whom shall be *lectStock may be redeemed, at the opOpen Forum led by Rabbi Feernors at its first meeting IOIIOW- ther Ferer, sometimes known as EsIsaac Sternhill, Samuel H. KatelLevin of Sioux City, president of tion of the Board of Directors, at any Mr. and Mrs. Jack Slotsky, ing the Annual Meeting of the cor- ther B. Ferer, Deceased. time and from time to time after the the-region, will welcome the visi- lix A. Levy. GRODINSKY, MARER and eight- ot -whom shall All persons interested in said mat- MONSKY. expiration of one year from the date 1318 Grandview Boulevard, an- man, George Roffman, and Her- poration, • COHEN, Attorneys Banquet at 6:30 o'clock at the be appointed'by the President with ter are hereby notified that on the tora.. Addresses of welcome will man Marowltz. nf the issuance thereof, by the Cornounce the birth of a daughter on 737 Omaha Nat. Bk. Bids, advice of the. officers .and elect- 4th day of April. 1936, A. B. Ferer poration paying for each share so to also be given by Mr. Frank Mar- Jewish Community Center. -. Mrs. Ben Margolin of Columbus, the ed members and all of whom shall filed a petition in said County Court, April 11. lit' redeemed SlO.oO together with anyLodges to be represented at congolin,, who, is chairman of the Nebraska, who is president of the serve for a term of one year, or praying that his final administration NOTJCE IS HEREBY GIVEN That unpaid dividend declared thereon, upuntil their successors" are elected; account filed herein be settled and ference: Sioux Falls, S. D., Omat a duly constituted Special Meeting on thirty (3D) flays notice by mall to conyentlqn. committee, "and Mr. E". Southwestern Region of the Sen- except, however, that the Execu- allowed. • and that he be discharged of the Stockholders of the ALAMITO •*-- >—>J-to the holder? of- record- thereof at their N." Grueskin,, president of the Fed- aha, Lincoln, Nebraska; 'Council ior Hadassah, was the guest speak- tive Committee for 1936 shall not from his trust as administrator and DAIRY COMPANY held on the Othla.st : ecordert adflr°ss. If less than all that a hearing- will be had on said day of March, 1P36, pursuant to re- the shares of Preferred Stock are to Clty^'and -Des eration, of, Jewish. Social Service. Bltitts, Sioux er. Mrs. Margolin gave a very be selected until after April 1, 1936. petition before said Court on the 2nd quisite noticp. the .Amended and Sub1 a the shares to be redeem• ARTICLE VI. - The minutes of- the" confeirencfc' Mbines," ib'wa .^" ' '" • ••* "'•-' day of May, 193B. and that if youstituted Articles of Incorporation of bed rpdpnmeri. interesting talk on the progress of shall lie selected in such manner The Board of Governors shall fail to appear OFFICERS OF-REGION: Dr. held .at.Omaha Nebraska, in Novthe work of Senior Hadassah and consist of the officers elected at the the - - - - - before said Court on the said Alamito Hairy Company were ns the Hoard of Directors shall determine. The holders of shares of PreMeeting find a. membership ember ;Of last year will be read by H. M. Levin, Sioux City, president; urged everyone to attend the re- Annual ferred .Stock called for redemption selected as follows: Each Jewish o the secretary, Julius Bisno of .Om- Nathan Galihsky, Council Bluffs, ..... „ . . shall not, from and after the rlattj gional convention in Wichita. A Organization in Omaha, which has tion B I F. B. K. fixed for the redemption of surh petition, enter a decree of been in existence for more than one aha, and J, "W,. Cohen of Lincoln, vice-president; Julius Bisno, Omdramatic reading was given by year, stock possess or exercise any- rights shall be entitled to one rep- heirship, and make such other and as follows: to-wit: will; give .the; treasurer's report. aha, Secretary; J. W. Cohen, Lin: "The total authorized capital etoek m; npn^fitP as stockholders of the Miss June Meyerson. An educa- resentative on the Board of Gover- further • orders, allowances and denors, and if its membership be more crees, as to this Court may seem 1I ot the corporation shall lie S3I.III.IIIHI.IIII. Corporation except the right to reI?r,JL Greenberg of Omaha; sec- coln; ' Treasurer-. -"• tion picture was shown by a repredivided into SO.ooo shares of Common ceive 'roir the Corporation the rethan 100 then me additional rep- proper, to the end that all matters I. B. PADWAY TO BE GUEST AT ; ond ^slce-president of District 6, i Stock of the par value of IIO.HO each. demption price of such shares with* sentative of the Omar Baking resentative for ^ach l*t* or m^jor pertaining to said estate may be fiB'NAI B'RITH BANQUET and 10,000 shares of Preferred .Stock out interest. upon the surrender •will siveuaTegional report.' - , •'-' fraction thereof in excess of 10(t nally settled and determined. Company of Omaha, through the par value of ?1".I>II ea<'h. all of thereof." Such representatives shall BRTCE CRAWFORD, ji of =Atvnoqn, a buffet luncheon wilt The Council Bluffs Lodge No. whose courtesy the dessert was do- members. when issued shall be fully pnid serve for a term of one year be- 4-10-36-3t County Judge- ! which ^MITO PAIKT COMPANY and non-assessable. Stock may bp By L. AL be served at the Martin hotel, and ginning with January 1 and ter688 of the B'nal Brith will enter- nated for this affair. H. HANSON*. Vice-President. paid for in minating on December 31. except paid for in money, property or ser- ; Attest: .TOE P. 1IULLER. Secretary, FRADENBURG, WEBB, EEBER, ,a- skit,entitled ."The B'nal B'rith tain at a Banquet for members however that the first Board of i KLUTZNICK <£. KELLEY, Attorneys vices useful to the corporation and J-lT-SB-^t March of Time", will be presented Governors elected under this secand their wives next Wednesday Union State Bank Bids. tion shall be elected no later than by members of the Omaha Lodge April 1, 1936, and shall hold office Rabbi M. Braver, Rabbi of the evening, April 22, at promptly PROBATE NOTICE Na. 354. ; until December 31, 1336, and until In the Matter Adas Yeshuren' and Tiphefeth Is- 6:30 o'clock at the Chevra B'nai of the Estate of Reid their successors are duly elected, Yisroel Synagogue at 618 Myn\V. Talmage, Deceased. and shall be elected by the organ(Continued from page 1) Important on the program, of rael synagogues, died Sunday eve- ster Street. This affair is In celeNotice is hereby given that the ization. creditors of said deceased will meet the afternoon session, which will ning in a Ideal hospital, following bration-, of the Silver Jubilee of assimilationism to the culture of The Executive Committee shall the executors of said estate, before begin at 1:30 o'clock, -will be thean illness of only two hours. He the local organization. Honored have the right to name members of me. County Judge of Douglas County, the dominant power-group? the Board of Governors at large in Nebraska, initiation of the Sioux City, "I, became ill late Sunday afternoon guests at the Banquet will be Mr. a t the County Court Room. the n'imber of one for each four in said County, and was taken' to a hospital where Well, there is one point on on the Sth day of B. Padway Class'Y by the Sioux and Mrs. Katelman, Sam Fried- which, with all due respect, I am representing organizations. h'e died several hours later. 'He June, 1936, on the Sth day of The power is reserved in the August, 193S,and City'degree team, ilepqrts of the j a t 9 o'clock A. M.. each : associated-wlth the Sioux man, Abe Gilinsky, and Louis better informed than his Excel- Board of Governors of the corporcommittee for:the.next convention^ hatf been day, for the purpose of presenting b i J Cherniss. Mr. Padway is president lency. The "melting pot" theory ation to determine' the City synag6£tfes 'for" th"e*' past V.WH l u ^lei-Minio iwtjiisioiuiy oi j their claims for examination, adjust-! the committee on Interlodge proFuneral- services of the District Grand Lodge No. 6 has not worked in the United organizations J to participate in and ! amr e n at I l ao wn e dd a ,f Ioo rv ta nhc ce . grams and the resolution commit- twelve years." Three' mo nIns j ?h" D^we^is e s e r v e d in ^ the Execwere held Trom the family resi- and will be principal speaker at an States so far as the Jews are con- the power Is rreserved i.xec , s e n t t h e [ r c , a , m s > f r"Editors om t h e sto t h pred a j . jj tee will be heard during this ses- dence 1117 Tenth Street, "Wednes- open" meeting 'following the ban- cerned. Let us not discuss for utive Committee to designate rep- of May, 1936. resentatives at large to the Board sion. Rabbi Felix A. Levy ot Chi- day afternoon. quet. The five local guests of hon- the moment whether it has not of Governors. BRTCE CRAWFORD, §j cago, will lead an open forum disARTICLE VII. 4-17-36-31. or are Charter Members of theworked for inner reasons or for There shall County Judge. Rabbi Braver was a member of be established seven 1 cussion at the afternoon session on original Lodge No. 486 of the standing: committees hereinafter FRADENBURG, WEBB, BEBER, "The Future of the Jew In Amer- the executive committee of the Un- B'nai Brith locally. They will be outer reasons. It has demonstrab- named to carry on the ftinctional KLUTZNICK & KELLEY 200 Union State Bank Building ica." Rabbi Levy is the president ion of Oroddx Rabbis of America honored at a special ceremony in ly not worked. And some of us activities of this corporation. 1. A Committee on Jewish EduOmaha, Nebraska don't think it should have workand vice-president of the Midwest of :the :Central Conference of Association of Rabbis. He was a celebration of the Silver Jubilee. ed. And I. wonder whether the cation. 2. A. Committee on Jewish Phil- NOTICE OF INCORPORATION OF American Rabbis. / " "CHARLEMAGNE POWDER BAR" contributor to rabbinical period- Cantor E. Sellz of Omaha will sing "Ukrainians, Turks, Uzbeks, Cau- anthropies. Notice is hereby given that the un3. A Committee on Jewish ComThe "closing event of the con- icals and the author of a number a' group of Jewish Songs at thecasians, Tadjiks and the rest" will dersigned have formed a corporation ] munity Center. ference will be the banquet Sun- of manuscripts on Talmudlc law Banquet. Reservations must be be so eager to have it work. Jews, 4. A Committee on Jewish Free under the laws of the State of Ne- j day evening, which will be held In which will soon'be published.braska. The name of the corporation made Immediately with the com- some Jews,-will want to try it Loan. 5. A Committee on Family Wel- shall be "Charlemagne Powder Bar," the Jewish Community Center. mittee in" charge, who • are Louis again in Russia, as it was tried fare. with Its principal place of business at Mr.- I. B P Padway, Jof Milwaukee, . Rabbi Braver was born in Lith- H. Katelman, chairman, and Mes- in Germany, as it was tried In the 6. A Committee on Social Ser- Omaha. Douglas County. Nebraska. uania 63yearrago: t'He-was eduThe general nature of the business i vice. "Wisconsin,-; president of District srs. Sam Sacks, Nathan Gilinsky, United States, as It was tried in to be transacted shall be to engage! 7. A Committee on Emergency in No. ,6sof-the,B'jnal B'rith will be cafed and' serv^d'"as"a rabbi 'there and Leo Fitch, and Dr. Isaac Hellenic times in both Palestine Jewish the retail and wholesale cosmetic I Problems. to buy. sell, lease, own, acthe -speaker of the evening. He until he came to America 15 years- Sternhill. The Chairman of each of these business; and Egypt. There are people in Committees quire, and/or encumber real and perago. before "coming to Sidux City, shall be selected from sonal property; will-be Introduced by E. E. Baron, and to do all thing's the world who forget everything among: the members of the Exec^ Following the banquet, an open necessary or proper to effect the purwho - will be chairman * and toast- he was a rabbi at Beaver' Falls, utive Committee, and such chair- poses and learn nothing. Pa.. ' . ••'•-. meeting will be held upstairs at and objects for which this corman shall, with the advice and master of the banquet. Rabbi poration is created. The authorized j consent of the President and Exec- capital "A spirit of internationalism utive Surviving Rabbi Braver are his the Synagogue at promptly eight shall be Ten Thousand Theodore N. Lewis will offer the Committee, apnoint the asso- Dollars stock o'clock, when Mr. Padway will be ($10,000.00). and all of the along with a common Soviet culwidow, Sarah: four sons, Rabbi ciate members of his Committee. Invocation at the banquet, and paid stock The Executive Committee and /or shall be common and of Rabbi H. R t Rabinowitz the clos- Jehuda' Braver, chief rabbi of the guest speaker. Everyone Is ture." Is not that the old, old for- the'Board" of "Governors" shall have {the par value One Hundred (J100.mulation of the imposition of cul- the power to appoint such other and i°0) Dollars perofshare, and shall be ing- benediction. A program of greater Kansas City, Mo., Rabbi Cordially invited to attend. tural uniformity by an absolutist additional Committees as may from i fully paid-up and non-assessable. It songs will; be jresented by the ltf- Hirsh Braver of South Bend, In- : deemed requisite i shall commence business upon filing time to time be The Chevra B'nai Yisroel Socie- state? God knows I hope it is and necessary to carry out and- ! of its Articles -with the County dnaniTwno. has3een Ip, SJoux City Clerk caV A..Z. A. choir." The c&blr th ty held its semi-annual election of Douglas County, Nebraska, and ffat th J k B f thee not and that Mr. Troyanovsky fully execute the program and purff month, nth, Jack Braver of •which is - directed by Mr. Sam I shall continue for a period of fifty poses of the corporation. The reof officers Sunday afternoon at spoke rhetorically when he wrote Sibu'jCCity, EJ1 Braxer^of;. San I (50) years. The highest amount of spective duties and responsibility member of theB'nai the synagogue. The officers- re- that and realistically when he de- of the Committees above-named j indebtedness shall not exceed twoFrancisco; and two daughters, B-'rith advisory, committee to the shall be as prescribed in the By-] thirds (.2/3) of its capital stock, but elected are President, S. Shyken; A. Z. A. has earned most enthus- Libby Braver of Sioux City, and Vice President, Sam Sacks; secre- clared that "everybody has the Laws. Miriam, of Kansas City. right to exercise his religion freeDated February 13th, 1935. iastic praise in both Omaha and tary, O. Hochman; and Treasurer, ly" and that there are to exist JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER Sioux City where they have conAND WELFARE FEDERATIO: Dave Fox. Mr. Sam Rosenthal in the Soviet Union" a multitude By HENRY MONSKY. ducted Friday evening services in was elected as a new director on of different nationalities, every Viee-President. the. Conservative a,y n a g o g u e s . the Board. Installation of the of- one of which has Its own national HARRT SILVERMAN, Songs for community singing that 4-3-3S-4t Secretary^ ficers will take place at the next culture, its own national pride, Rabbi H. R. • Rabinowitz will meeting, scheduled for May 6. evening. ..have been arranged" by and its national achievements." speak this evening on 'The League 'Mrs. 8.. H.. Shulkin. ' " "' (Copyright 1936 by Seven Arts The dinner will be served by bf_ Nations—Collapse of a Dream.' Feature Syndicate) members of the Senior Hadas- Cantor A. Pllskin and the synago- - Moses L. Marks underwent an chapter with. Mrs.^H. M. Le- gue choir will chant the ritual. ' operation at the St. Joseph HosLast Friday evening, in the ab- pital in Omaha last week and is vin and Mrs. Morris Skalovaky in charge ot the arrangements. Mrs. sence of Rabbi Rabinowitz, Rabbi getting along satisfactorily. Zella L'evltan and Mrs. Julius Leh- Abraham Mar on addressed the Mrs. Max Harris and daughter, , man will be in. charge of the din- congregation. Junior Congregation services Betty Lee, returned home Sunday ins ropm. and Mrs. Sam Shulktn, wll be resumed tomorrow morning folowlng a week's visit in Fre-.the. menu. at 10:30 o'clock and the Sunday mont, Nebraska where they were School regular: sessions will be the house guests of Mrs. Harris's New York (WNS)—Only one of parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Verbin. the two Jewish players named on held'Su'n'day morning. LET US SELL IT Numerous affairs.were given com- the American Olympic basketball >"o rartaire ehanres. Ton jfet tnxwfcrftttle credit voucher for It* toll. plimentary to Mrs. Harris during team will go to Germany, it waa fair win* t* be appHrd en a nwdRabbi .Theodore N. Lewis -will fcrn new piano or refrigerator. her stay in Fremont. "earned when Lloyd Goldstein anspeak this evening at Mount Sinai nounced that he would not accomTemple on the subject "Are Jews The Junior Hadassah will hold Miss Ruth Scharf arrived from Radical." '" * Its April, meeting next Wednesday Chicago to make her home here pany members of the Universal PIANO CO. Pictures five to Germany. His , Tuesday, evening Rabbi Lewis evening, when plans to complete 1514-16-18 Dodre With her uncle and aunt, Mr. and team-mate, Sammy Baiter, who spoke at the annual Boy-Scout tbe\year's activities will be made. Banquet, Wednesday evening-he ; ^ Reports and progress of the addressed the} community" Father Give, or Get committee will be and Son Banquet at Oto, Iowa. made at thtg meeting by the comOJTEE Callephena JACKET , Wednesday evening, the Temple mittee which Is headed, by Miss c p « n *-o-n •.Brotherhood met lor Its regular Sadie Shulkln. The annual Give . monthly dinner, and" program.- On or Get party will be held In May with the the Dtogfam were'talks by: Sidney and any member who has contribOLD TIME RUSBllN TYPE Kalin and Max Maron. • '-: • uted^ $3.00 toward this fund will Ctl'cp" o;.* JACKET The Temple Sisterhood Boole be eligible to attend. frtrt, iht Review Circle win meet this afA inU8ical.'iJrogram will follow ternoon in the"homa-of Mrs. Sam the business meeting./ Htr*'« * welcome chanjj. In flavor Pickus, ivHen Mrs. C^As Hoyt-rwill for i l l lovers of ryt bread. Cossack • Ryt l i truly dark bread at It* best review "Hurricane" and "It Can't Tolmad Torak Registration » . . rich, thin diced, finely flavored Happen Here." . • • . a perfect loaf for-meal* or tatty Registration for the Talmud sandwiches. You'll delight In Its rar* Torah Classes" which has been European dark. Joaf flavor mad* doubly appetlxing by careful baking held this week, will continue SunIn modern bread kitchens. A Peter day morning from 9 to 12 o'clock Pan Product, in the class rooms at Shaare Zion. MADE WITHOUT ANIMAL FAT Synagogue. Mrs. Sarah Baila Cohen of Des Parents are urged to register Moines, an Interpretive dramatist, their children - for- the new term will appear before,the Joint meet- which will begin Monday. ing of - the Mount' Sinai" Temple „ ,,„...«. I W I fjuMUKsut mail u* Instructors of the Talmud TorSisterhood, Brotherhood, and con- ah, Mr. and Mrs. S. Krupnick and the wrapper and the remaining ten cigarette* gregation, at a dinner on May 6. Miss Lillian Romirowsky, returnat any time within 30 d&ye from tills date, f Mrs. Cohen has appeared in plays ed to the city Wednesday from and we'll send you double the price you^paid with George Arllss. Chicago, where they Bpent the for the full package, plus postage. Passover holidays. (Signed) P. LORILLARD • Jewish - Press .advertisers -merit e P. lorfllu^ Co.. Ine. 119 West 40th Street, New York City Tour patronage. ... Patronize Our Advertisers
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