October 9, 1936

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LUDWIG LEWISOHN" 'Thl3 colnmn la copyright by the Seven Art8 ! Feature Syndicate. Reproduction in whole or in -part Btrictly forbidden. Any infringement on t h i s copyright will be prosecuted. The Mayor of Tel Aviv Meier Dizengoff is dead at the age of seventy-five. The founder and builder of one of the world's pre-eminent cities la mourned by that city and by his people. He did not suffer long from Illness or infirmity. Less than a month ago he addressed to the High Commissioner of Palestine that powerful and r i g o r o u s letter •which -will remain among the striking documents of both Jewish and British history of this age. He was a creative statesman He could act and speak. He could build and defend. A city is his enduring monument. Of •what man. of this age or of any, however wider the repute and more dazzling the name, could more be said? He was neither wairior nor subtle diplomat nor oligarch nor any of the thing's to which the pagan world raises monuments. He needs no monuments. Tel Aviv endures.

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Entered as Second Class Mall Matter on January 21. 1921. at Postotflce of Omaha. Nebraska, under the Act of March 3, 1879

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OMAHA, NEBRASKA, FEIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1936

CAMPAIGN EEK TRIP ABROAD NEW El JIES

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Registration for the TalI P -•1 Toraa Trill take place A continent facing with dread, War Victims Committee. The eunday, October 11, 9:SO to he specter of another war and next convention is to be enter13:00 earful of an underground Com- tained by . the ., government of First Step Tows' Xew classes are being ormunist movement is the charac- Greece. of. ganised at the City Talmud erization of Europe made by Notable at the Congress was ^ , /"" C o ~"f~ Torab. when the new semester Harry Trustin, who with Mrs. the presence of Generals as well CI< £ begins Monday, October IS. Trustin returned last week from as privates among the 125 men A campaign \.iamily mem- Those interested in the latfga trip abroad. Mr. Trustin, com- and women representing their na*Lcrad berships will be..nauguarted Sun- uaso and culture of their peomissioner of public Improvements tions as delegates. Sponsors, or the city of Omaha, represent"The trip was a wonderfud ed- day, October 11, as the'first step ple are urged to send their ed the American Legion at the ucation. It gave me a broader towards celebrating the tenth an- children to the Talmud Torali. of Pror "The Land of Promise", outEnrollment for the DunFIDAC congress held in "Warsaw, view of conditions generally and niversary of the Jewish Commundee Branch of the Talmod 1 /.V Poland. standing: motion picture depictallowed an opportunity for com- ity Center. *i i A committee of fifty workers Torah may be made at the ing Jewish achievement in. the In France Mr. Trastin was im- parison."' While in~ Poland the iome of Mr Herman Cohen, pressed by the work of Premier Trustin3 with other - delegates under the chairmanship of Dr. A. rebuilding 1 of Palestine, will be 101 So. 53 St. Leon Blum. "He haa done a won- •were entertained by the highest Greenberg will canvass a list of slio~m p.t the Paramount The"": ,*' derful job. If he had the confi- officials of the government, in- prospective members who held atre, Wednesday evening. Ocfamily memberships during the dence of all the people, he would cluding the President himself. tober 14. at S o'clock. first years' of the Center's exisbring Trance back to economic -"„£ tence. The shovinp of thi# T'orop"')-'"stability and to a position of polWhen the Center opened ia able motion, •picture is briii;*1 tical strength. Everyone admits 1926 there were approximately his torcefulness and admires his sponsored, by- the Ornpbr T-pi250 family members. Since then I strength of character, and his • i /> ir.vicl Torrh rnd the Drococdp many have. been , transferred to j capacity for coping with the delwill be use to rcdner individual classifications so that f Who was this man* Where did cate situation. But among many W deficit. : now there are only one hundred he learn how to build and govern of the French there is the great | An oiitStfinding F r r r o family members. A family memcities? He was a simple Jew —— fear that he is aligned with the ins; i progrf.m viU. be pvpsontpd pncl. bership gives the mother, father, a pocheter Yid, He was a lover Communists." I v'Vd feature Esther Lep? Dubnfs' and a servant of his people. He • "Poland in particular is in a Program of Jewish Federations and all children under twenty-one Applause to Judge Winners of ] at the Paramount Grp.r.o Orjrsn years of age full membership saw himself and thought of him- very poor ficonomic condition. Contest to Be Held r~ and Welfare Funds to Be privileges at the Center. j and Cantor Aaron Edg-p-r, On;.pOctober 19 Everyone is touched by the wideDiscussed Nest Month •hc'B new outstanding: vcoplist, in Workers are meeting and will history spans the entire Zionis spread poverty of the country. | a. medley o:c traditional lle^rev1work steadily until the celebramovement, which is the mos The fear of war is halting recoAmateur talent cf the local j evening, November 7, tion starts so that the eleventh jand Jewish melodies, A vprj" fine symbolic single movement of mo- very, but if Europe can hold its andSaturday all day Sunday, November 8, year of the Center will open with Jewish community is looking for- j I short subject v.'iil ulso lie predern history, not only of the Jew- peace for ten years, it will make are the dates selected for the ward with great ansiety to the : i sen ted on the screen. ish people but of all peoples. His a comeback. All people are work- third annual meeting of the West s many family members as there B'nai Brith Amateur Night to be j Although F.t ami it life was in itself a symbol and ing to improve their country, but Central States Regional Confer- were the first year. The two hun- held October 19 at the Jewish Pictured here are a group cf htprr Jewish yei'tW c.m'c- hai: the ralesoinhm dred and fifty names will be an- Coniunity Center. an example of hope for all the they have much to fear." ence at Kansas City, Missouri. the harveEt of a pood crop in Palestine, »*hiclh they nrip oclr s. lin;ited appeal years to come. . The FIDAC, whoe convention This is the regional meeting of nounced at the anniversary celeOmaha Lodge of B'nai Brith is helping to rebuild!. This is « typical scene froin "The L^.Y<H£ O? have it conceviif. itse'C ^."it O.?«f He was born in Bessarabia in Mr. Trnstin attended, is an im- representing the' program- of the ration. wjiick sponsoring this amateur contest Promise," th-: Palestinian picture of tke Jewish horaeiand r h uponnr!inp of tl'r 18 G1. Before he was twenty he portant organization uniting all Council of Jewish\ Federations ia an endeavor to assist the ama- will be shown in Omaha next Wec!nes«I&y evening, v itt til! pro"i*. F B F fourin tTv.?i. • P had gone to Odessa and had Join- th6 service organizations. of the and Welfare Funds in the middle teur talent of our community in ceeds soins to the Omaha Talmud Torah, ed that pre-Zionist movemen Allies ; in one body. Its major ac- west and . northwest, comprising 'Warm Interest" or the display of their very fine tal-i . known as Chibat Zion, Love ol tivity at present is finding the the states of Missouri, Kansas, j walks cJ life in Omshp, i? interin Palestine by lents. All amateurs of the Jew- POLAND HAS 120, Faculty Selected Zion, whose members — primary ways and means for preserving Nebraska, Colorado, Iowa, North ested in peeinp: This fine photoish community, regardless of age, Blum, Says Cahan y ily Feretz Smolensk! and, only a play. Ticket sales have exceeded JEWISH FAE1EES h and South for Local Co Minnesota, are eligible to participate. The Dakota, Xew years later, Leon Pinsker —• peace in Europe. "And they have Wisconsin, [all expectations, record ing: tc of Illinois Premier 1 winners ol the contest will be the state real jjob to cut out for themNew York (JTA) made all the claims and empha- aselves," ;SiEphraim Mark, general elinivm&tt Warsaw — Poland has 12P,exclusive of Chicago, and the city Leon Blum is taking "a w a r a ia- j determined by the applause of to Mr. M TrusT sized all the principles of th tin. "Theaccording j\ol the commutee in eli&vge. How 000 Jewish farmers are orof Winnipeg. terrible economic conterest" in the upbuilding of Pal-1 the audience. The applause will world-movement of later years: dition is breading hatred and inThe College o£ JeT;isk Siudiesjver, in epiiet ol ilie- •tiiipi'toi.-d Last year, the Conference was estine, it was declared in an In- j the gauged by a regulation ap- ganized-in the Jewish Agriculnegation of,the assimilatory Ga- tolerance among the masses; Tie held will begin its third season at the j eel demand for iickcl&. the;o tural Society, -which is subsidizMoines, and the year terview by Abe Cahan, editor oXiP*ause meter. luth, the resettlement of Pales people of Kurope are afraid and prior intoDes Jewish Community Center, Mon-'PtiU plenty or se-Pts p,vf-.'.ifil>lc or /that In Omaha. The he Jewish Daily Forward. Mr. Abe Kaiman, member of Oma- ed by the Jewish Colonization day evening, Nc/ember f. tine through a regenerated Jew- dissatisfied." |the pt.cvring. chairman'of the program is Ar- Cahan returned from a trip to ha Lodge of B'nai B'rith, will Association, according to a report ish people, the national use of thi As in past ycarB EE. outstanding! T b e f a n i ( > in the Warsaw Yiddish press. thur Brin of Minneapolis, "who is The, FIDAC also considers the car riavaving ~-.-luo.i-. France where he had an exten- j act as master o* ceremonies of Hebrew language, the ultimati circumstances curriculum will be arrang by v i u tci.ke pittce in clhev Ouiaba hoping to enlist the * cooperation sive discussion -with M. Blum. and care of the ! the evening and -will conduct the erection of a Jewish State i disabled veterans. Mr. Trustin is of some fifty participants of lay the committee in chprjre. Its conres on the eviH'iti-,1 oJ Uit» Discussing the future o* Biro-j contest in his own inimitable Eretz Israel. As early as 187 American .correspondent fpr the eaders and professional workers tent will be announcer- "-- -> Till <ilsr he foiuUictfo. fvo'u Bidjan as an - immigration aut- j manner. Kairaan promises a these men, the Choveve Zion while. in six meetings which-will treat et for East European Jews, Mr. program entirely different from f-irr or the rf-?moi:pi. Tur-p.the Lovers of Zion,. presented a memThe year "p~ill.be r'.vkled 5~~tio the following subjects. The Goal !a.han- declared -that the Soviet ;re brindum-embodying these ideala " any preesnted in this locality. three semesters: the first bejrsnof '^'the - Regional .Conference; territory was ""simply an adverCash prizes of ?15, $10 and ?5 Problems of Smaller Commun- tisement of Jewish Communists." be awarded the first three gress of Bferlln. The president of •December 14; the seconrl slst'tir": cent? for cluUlr en ities- Development in the Func"Russian Communists don't | p ively. The Orphthe Congress was . Prince Bison .Tf.nuary 4 and contiEiTiiig tc the Jevif-'n Coni.unii'y CVritev, tional Fields; The Community want to go there," he asserted. | p r i z e s r€S ect offering two theamarck, who 1-refused to place the Feburary S; • and the third ex- Goldstein-Chp.ptnsr.'p Ptore. Ker-Center and the Talmud Torah; "It would take fifty years to de-' e u m- T h e a t r e i s contestant. memorandum among the agenda Problems of Money Raising Cam- velop the country- and billions of t r e t i c k e t s t o e v e r y Will Not Intercede in Eeicl tending from February 15 tc berpE, Inc., F.nd Kllpp.t.Ti<'k'f> Amateur Xight will be held at of the congress on the ground March 2.- Classes-will be held only Store. ^e?ti^ will noi. be reserved paigns; The Jew and His Adjust- dollars to make it habitable." .But Pronuses an open meeting of the B"nai that it had apparently been writon Monday evenings, the first for this produciioii and ifiere will ment in the World today. Aid So far as Jews are concerned, Brith and the public is invited to ten by madmen.'.Such was at that session lasting from F:15 until be only one shov.-ins;. The officers the region are as time the opinion not only of Bis- Reports Say Arabs to Abandon follows: George Oppenhelmer, their situation is much worse attend, according to Max Baer, E:00; the second from P:1C until dnnmutpe Geneva (JTA) — The League Terrorism Till Commission Kansas City, President; Arthur than it was two years ago, when chairman of the event. marck, who was no vulgar antio£ Nations rejected the request The commitiee in charge of. s>.rhe last visited Europe," he said. Semite, but bfvthe entire civilized Reports Made A dollar registration fee win Brin, Minneapolis Vice President; of the American. Jewish Commitrangenaenls for ilie shov-.iiu: art'-: "It is worse in one respect," world, Jew and Gentile alike. corer all three of the semesters. Bretton, Kansas City, Secre- he explained,. "In that there is a tee and other organizations to Jerusalem. (WNS-Palcor Agen- Max The faculty -will include Rab- Kenr Jlonslty, rreciden! The "madmen," including Metary; Louis D. Steiner. St. Louis, -reater feeling of hopelessness Polish Anti-Semites intercede vith Germany in behalf fl Torp.h, TTononuy y)—The nationwide Arab genier Dizengoff, " continued their Treasurer;' Henry Monsky, OmaJews and other minorities, bis Frederick • Cohen and David in PP.; Lose Politically ofbutthepromised H...Wice. Mr. A. Katz, Mr. J. work. During the pogrom-years eral strike, now in its 25th week, ha, Dr. J.• M. Morris Denver, and than ever before among Jews, a to do "everything Strs. T??doro Kahz, Mr.. Judah Wolfson. and 1881 and 1882 Dizengoff was is expected in high Arab circles Robert Lappen, Des Moines, Di- growing inferiority complex." Warsaw (WNS) — Forces op- possible" to aid them. to end within, the week, it was Mr. I. Ivlorgenstern. Dr. Philip tnson. persecuted by the Czarlst regime. rectors. . Dr. Saavedra Lamas of Argenposed to the anti-Semitic NationSher .is again- chairoian ol the He remained- active in • the move- reported after a seven-hour meetThe area of the West central Women's Division al Democrats (EndeSs) gained an tina, president of the League As- committee in charge o£ the arment, and by 1891 we find him Ing of the Arab Higher Commit- States Regional conference com' absolute majoritv in the Lodz' sembly, told a delegation -which, . , , K, Frohm, J T rs. F"n .slipTo Sponsor Ball in Paris acting as a kind of lia- ee. The strike will be termin- prises'nine la*ge population cenCity Council, complete returns in 'called on him to present a peti- Irangements. He wiL be assistec , PiThlicity: Louis Epsfrin, ison officer between the Choveve ated, It is said, after the Arab ters, and approximately twenty Epstein. Theatre; J';rs. ,T. tion for intercession, that there I F^a l USol Michnict, William Wolfe, I •lack The Women's Division of the lhe special election show. P--°' Zion of Russia and the small overeigns of Saudi Arabia, Iraq, smaller communities, offering a "Goldblptt, aurt Kuth A The anti-Endek majority was was no question of taking steps j Goldware, 3\_rs. Julius fc-Jeiu, Mrs, group of French-Jews, led by Za- Transjordan and Yemen issue an variety of types of Jewish organ- Jewish Community Center will achieved through the election of for intercession and that the pet-' J. iiarry KulakoL'sky, ilifs TUlvk sponsor a formal ball on the evedoc Kahn, who had come to sim- appeal to their- Palestine com- izations. . 34 Socialists and sis Jewish So- ~--01- c o u l ( - n 0 - b e P^ced. on the! Allen. Sirs. L. XcvcUiif, A;i'i:,iij;epatriots and the Arab Higher ning of November 14 at the Canilar conclusions. As early as In an appeal to the Jewish com- ter. Mrs. Joe Greenberg is chair- cialists. Together these 40 cbun-j j-fencla or debated in the Assemments. Committee issues another proc1905 Dizengoff, on his second munities to send representatives man of the arrangements for the cilmen will be able to outvote the '"~~ lamation based upon the message The ticket Belling.' cow.TP'Miee if. journey to Palestine, began to acThe delegation presenting the to the Kansas City.meeting this evening, and Mrs. Sam Theodore 32 ! composed of Mesdnmep Jiax Arquire land in the neighborhood of of'the kings. petition -vras headed by Jias GottThe text of ths appeal from the year, George Oppenheimer, Chair- Is her co-chairman. The election campaign . was Jaffa; by the next year he had of Belgium. Kelvin Faman, issued the following state• moTit, Merrppv. C^.^v-., I. P~ir'sT;y, The Women's Division have re- fought out on the issue of anti- schalk marked vthe spot of the future Jielghboring rulers includes no ment: gen of New York, representing cently redecorated the Center aupolitical promises to the'Arabs in Semitism, and its result is widely. city. From now on he lived and Moscow (JTA) — A lag- in the American Jewish Committee, "This Regional Conference is wbrked~ih the land; . During the return for their agreement to end dedicated to a more effective and ditorium with what funds were regarded as a setback for the an- asked Dr. Lamas . to submit - to [ building program for thft Q Ol 0. ~ . ! Frohrn, Max war he very powerfully and of- the strike and the accompanying more productive Jewish Commun- then available In their treasury. ti-Jewish forces. the Assembly's-subcommittee on : omous Jewish, territory oj Trfer The special election was called ten effectively resisted the- Tur- campaign of terror, it Is now re- al life and represents in the Mid- The proceeds from the Ball will Eidjan .has .prompted the Comzet, | the influence petition's with demands .j a o k Greenberg. J'. kish Governor Djemal Pasha, but ported. The meeting of the High- dle West and the North West the be used to re-equlp the Center because the Jvarsaw government frefugees the ; Government commission Qr e s e r t i ' n . .?..'•. Koberi. Kooper. was finally expelled from Pales- er Committee was concerned with program of the National Counci stage and complete the decoration had rospended the.council elected G e m a n G o v e r E m e n t t 0 p r e v e n t a UliriET Jews OH land, to r.n F. Levinson, II:ark at the last previous election be- further exodus by a modification : urgent request to the tine, not to return until Allenby a study of the text of the appeal of Jewish Federations and Wel- of the auditorium. ! I^ulakOLsky, PliiliT1 Ijeve"1 sent jointly by the kings. Several Tickets will be on sale next cause of its anti-Jewish policy. liberated the land from the Turk. Agriculture for. meapr.res fare Funds. of its .policy, on the Jews. Marer, H. I". JMilde~, X\m. : week and may be obtained from Since - the suspension Lodz had And now arose under the hands amendments' were inserted, and These are trying days for the any member of the committee or been governed by a federal govL)r. Lamas .replied that the ; oct out the the .Government's .Government'-; pi plans. Al Kev.-*.i!?:\, CUas. Jloss. of Dizengoff that city of Tel Aviv the. revised document. sent back Jew all over the world. While League's Tork on" refugees was! The Corn-et•sdoptec a resoTn- Pradell, A. A. Slei'^hevg, at the Center. ernment commission. which today has 150,000 Inhab- to the kings for their approval. •f>\i technical, not political In charac-I tion to • inform-the Commissar: of Sogolcf", Irvin SialmRstor, itants, which for peace, adminis- It was proposed that the supple- on the one hand we arev directing ter, and that the subcommittee j Agriculture of-the sitnetion. Bor- Shapiro, Pcve Ptein. 1-ani trative intelligence, cultural crea- mentary, appeal to be made - by. our energies towards the mainwould continue'to seek a solution ! is Trotsky, acting president of the dove, A. Vclf, "hiueap V'U '• t o u b j . tivity ranks high, far higher than the- Higher Committee be signed tainance of civil liberties and of the refugee problem_He prais-: body, said that only ISS houses Emil Reiner, ITp'-ry TipvU ',- Al« its umbers, among the cities of also by the local strike commit- economic security there are on the other hand active forces ed the -vrork of'James G. JIcDon- ; were being built o£ a planned fred riee'lov, p-""i<i V'irs-., mankind. A simple Jew, one of tees. aid of New York, who resigned as! 800 and only 12 • completed- tc T^PF'tpiVi, .Toe TCf.rlrr PV.C-: Arab chieftains who have kept darkness leading in a direction of the old, despised dreamers of the High Commissioner for Refugees ; date, Bhim- NevpSe'f. Chibat Zion group, "a "madman,'" alive the Arab general strike and war, race hatred, fascism and last : January. ' I The newspaper'Stern iii KlV?.ran outcast, at one time a hunted campaign of terror are reported communism. h petition, Thich supported • kow published £.n article hy the j ^ The Jewish Porum lecture and man — such was the founder, and in. Arab circles to have held" a se- . The Jewish C°munity is chalpresented local talent. ^ . c « u « u by u, ,»w uweuu A ~ t h p r o p o s a l f o r intervention con- ! J(Jewish • Tfriter, • K : ChP.chr-'rtjiir-;,; { r s f p e s ? Fls mayor of that first Jewish city cret - conference at which it was lenged to s e t - I t s house in order, concert series given under the group of -iiddish-playleu and a t a i n ^ d ^ Kr _ M c D o E ald's letter!w :~~"ho stated sfter.e. risit. to "he re-j -j-^p ^^^.p,. l?m>er! hy of modern times' which Jews built decided" to abandon their terror- to make for a more ready adjust- auspices o£ the educational com- concert of Yiddish and Hebraic of resignation to the League, nrg- I gion that bad manRgcmer.t vast '. • j , € r j o r , p r r ymittee of tlie Women's Division ment to the life about us and to istic activities pending the deciunder his leadership. melodies-vill be presented. ed intercession on the principal '. forcing msr.y of this yesr's set- : ^ P ,. v - af . pr,cfr< p)iop pf tJi|j foster a better appreciation of the of the Jewish Community Center It Is always the dream of the sion of the Royal Commission, cultural Ind religious traditions will open in November. Mrs. Sam] The series \vil close in March Ii ground that forred emierBtion'; tiers to lesve the territory be-i-, Instead fof> rpinfr-H. Tf f i Peel, which is when _Leo Sehiv-artz,_ editor of t h e ! f r o m - t h e R e i c h i n n p o ? e a v n ^ a r - ! cause of in?.ciecuate housing r.c-11s dreamer that prevails. It is al- headed by t Lord Wolf Is chairman of the commitof the Jew." f r o m t h e R nr-xt Si;?iriP-y. ways the world's proud powers coming here to. investigate the tee. . . ' • i anthology o£ Jewish literature, ; r a n t e d b u r d e n s o n ihr pornmuneighboring: comodations. the will St w h o ^ e r s ob!lge and principalities, that fail and disorders. The chieftains, one of th Jewish J i h Caravan, C ill speak, k jjn a t i o ans, purport th# A. "W\ Binder, well-known. Jewwhom i s a former Iraqi army offCommissioners for ish musician, composer, and au- He has beea touring the country for the refugees. • ; go under. If ever, in any age this I Q ^ r of Jewish litera- Among the other ougani process seems to faint too long icer, Fauzi B e y Al Kawkagi, are B'nai Israel.Chosen thor will be the first on the ser- inturetheandinterest and the oppressor to preva.il too said to have determined to hold has met with a paenomsponsoring the petition ai He TV-ill give,, an illustrated The B'nai Israel synagogue, ies. continously/ over the dreamer their roving bands in check imAmsrican Ctristis.ii Coi^n on Jewish and Hebraic eaal success. then we may know by that sure mediately after the Arab kings' ISth and Chicago streets, chose lecture, -ing for GerEsn Refugees, " i The Jewish lecture and conce music. Mr. Binder appeared in seven.-commissioners at an elecseries -was revived last year after Erith, the TV'ome s Interr.-' —" sign and unerring token that the appeal to discontinue the strike Omaha several, years ago s.nd a lapse of several years. It aims I League for C >-> i - m u n i t y age Is a dark age, that light and is published. If the Commission, tion held Sunday evening. Those was extremely popular. Since to bring the best of Jewish ar-1 the Cotnite Peace and Fr«"" ~r progress have for-a period failed. however, should decide unfavor- named: pour le D"~ C""" then he has been widely acclaimLouis Epstein, Joe Tretiak, tists and lecturers to the Com- i d'Israelites, Cornite XatiorBut there is another point. In th ably on the three principal Arab phyfor his activities in Jewish, mupagan world, or in the world tha demands, it is reported, the cam- Morris Potash, H. Marcus, E. ed munity Senter. ' ' 'he series is Secours and Refugees, C">~ e sical circles. Bloch, I. Segelman, and Wm. paign of terror will be renewed. inclines-always to slip back int open to tassihers of the Center Central d'Assistance aux '.-•-. - On Tuesday, January 5, Elias without charge. A nominal fee grants and the Ligue ess P"c c paganism, the successors of the The three ^demands are stoppage Weiner. The congregation voted to aid Newman, Palestinean painter, of fifty cents is charged to son- de -1'Homme. dreamers often tend, when the of Jewish immigration, a ban on dream has prevailed, to join tb land sales to Jews and establish- the Vaad in obtaining a rabbi for will lecture on Palestinian art -nesibers. The document, -rhich v~ ' - and present an exhibition of Palpowers and principalities of. the ment of an Arab national govern- the Vaad. » ' - • Members of the .committee be- months in preparation, v ".••.;._' .-.•.estinean scenes. The exhibition sides Mrs." Tv'olf are: Mesdames, c o m p a n i e d ' t y a S6.CC0 — i world and to be. at one with th ment. Great Britain has agreed to a posed to Britain that she unite will be held over for Wednesday Oscar Eelzer, M. Burstein, Jact annex citing precedents RE very oppressors whom they had once- assailed with the weapons formula for mediation of the Palestine and Transjordan with and Thursday, January 6 and 7, Cohen, Joe • Goldware, Manuel grounds for international r and'.iae might of the spirit alone. Arab general - strike proposed; by one of the Arab Sta.tes in the so that everyone -who desires will Grodinsky, Phil Klutznick,' M. F. j in behalf of the Jews in " i G lies rulers of the Middle East, it is Peninsula. This suggestion era- have an opportunity to vievr the Levenson, " Irvin Levin, ' Isidor i Such -has ncjt yet been' our fat : stated in the Arab press. Accord•pliasizes the desire of the Palescollection. and we must have faith; to believ Levinson, 3Leoa MenOelson,' 'WilEnrollment for the "^ r ~r was A unique program -will he the liam Milder, A. B. Newman, Ben Branch of the Talmud Tors' that it will not be. Amid the in ing to Ad DIfaa, Arabic daily, one tine Aribs for unification with of the Arab governments con- the other Arabs of neighboring offering of the Forum 3n Febru- Ravitz, I. Stalmaster, Ben Silver be made at the home of M- , . . ;..: (Continued on Page 8.) cerned i n the negotiations pro- lands. ary when a Yiddish, night -will be and David Wice. man Cohen, 101 So. 5S £.,.

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falling Into, the same error. And that all humanity will benefit from an organized campaign against bigotry and hatred and selfishness should provide an additional incentive, if any be needed for a speedy inauguration of such counter-propaganda activity. Now is the time when Israel must stand undivldedly for effective action, designed to bring about not mere tolerance but true understanding. It is time the Jews realized that at the moment they stand leaderlass and lost at the bleak end of a trail of disillusionment. They must discard their false labels, bury all hostilities, remember only that they are Jews and must stand together. The Jew who stubbornly adheres to notions born of opposition must be made to see the folly of drowning in the sea of his own logic. The Jew who surrenders himself to- silence because he believes that hiding his identity can secure him temporary .peace is committing treason. Running away from the catastrophe that faces his people today is running away from reality; sooner or later he will be* destroyed by this, strategy. The $50,000,000 fund necessary for setting up an enlightment campaign may seem large to those moneyed Jews upon whom will devolve the loosening of their purse-strings. But if they fail to realize that any sum is insignificant when measured against the menace, how sad shall the awakening some day be, not only for Jews, but for all the world, i

gamut from idiots and crimin- tion. He was formerly a member als to geniuses and statesmen," of and a lecturer for the Silver according to Professor Hooton. Shirts. William Dudley Pelley. "No type produces a major- commander-in-chief of the Silver ity of individuals from either Shirts, reports that the Rev. end of the scale. There are no Smith delivered an attack on the racial monopolies either of hu- Jews in Arkansas in 1933, and "the Jews put the heat on Brothman virtues or of vices." i er Smith and made him resign S. Minority groups must make from tbe Silver Shirts." common cause against those who In his speech before tbe Townadvocate oppressive measures against any one minority group. send Movement convention in The world must be made safe for Cleveland Ssaith referred to the The fl»«Tnnl Jewish situation internal sores that afflicted Jew- of this counter-propaganda would minorities or it is not a safe N,ew Deal as a "Moscow cake be to expose every manifestation throughout the world la- here ry during 5696. world for any decent, self-respect- baked by Israel, Cohen and ComAmong us are prophets of doom of anti-Semitism wherever it apsurveyed by Mr. Levin, who,' ing person. I believe that we pany." pears. The radio, world-wide who wail that Jewry cannot surmust oppose every, piece of Iegis-, Let us turn the light of pitiless in addition to heading one of publications, a huge corps of lecvive such' blows. They clamor lation which is aimed at the op- publicity on the Rev. Smith and New York's largest department that the Jewish people are en- urers, a traveling exhibit revealpression of minority groups or thus save America from this demstores, Is active in cultural en- meshed in a net from which there ing the falsity of anti-Jewish 11whica discriminates against any agogue! terprises of all sorts. The sug- is no escape. These calamity-how- els could be- employed to fight (Copyright 1936 by Seven Arts minority. Feature Syndicate) gestion he makes here for the lers would have us believe that ropaganda with propaganda on These suggestions of things to combating of anti-Semitism is nothing' but mass immolation is a'scale that would hold the pfomdo is not very satisfactory, I se of useful results. Today we one which we. believe many, of • left for the Jews.' We are defeat- re unable to combat anti-Semitagree. But I have a strong coned, there is no use continuing the ,our readers will find highly inviction that something must be fight —• such is their cry. But ism effectively because we have teresting. EDITOR is it not a matter of record that not effective instruments. It is done, and done at once. Fascist By BAY SOKAPIEG he creation of these instruments and anti-Semitic gropus are now the Jews have survived eras of j It is with few regrets that we actually terrorizing American citgreater persecution than hat is the first step. Even though the Jewish holitake leave'of the year which has even At first glance, of course, such zens. And they are planning fur- days delayed the handball handjust passed into history. Seldom that which we are buffering now? plan strikes one s Utopian. Yet ther vigorous actions against icap ladder tournament several In the past Jews met spoliain our generation has there been t lies wthln the realm of reality Jews and other so-called "alien matches have been played to date. a twelve-month that brought such tion, expulsion, persecution and f our money barons will only unand minority groups." Soon we With only a month to go -until even death with resignation and ' Buffering, misery and fear to the erstand that unless they give shall be on the defensive against the season tournaments begin world. Revolution, civil, war, po- meekness.. These disasters were ow they will not, in a perilously these odvocates of racial hatred, pouring In, the handball enthuslitical upheavals, natural icatas- accepted as punishing the evil-do- ear future, have anything left to religious bigotry and xst direct ac- iasts have been rotmding into ing^ and faithlessness to Jehovah. •> trophes, man-made evils — all ive. Would not the wealthy Jews tion. When that time comes we good condition -with their eye on united to plague mankind. We Today we seek to deal with them f Germany give half of their forare lost. We must do something the coveted titles. The matches are too close to the events of the more realistically through boy- unes now to undo what the Nazi to put every Fascist and anti- played to date are; Pinny Winpast year, to be able to evalute cotts, diplomatic pressure, united egime has done to their people? Semite on toe defensive. We must troub -winning over Dr. Ben Goldthem objectively. Too many of action, mass protests and demon- Today they realize what a fatal If these methods have make him apologetic. ware, 21-12 and 21-12; Max ; them left Indelible scars upon the strations. been as effective aa we had mistake they made some years Moreover, the situation has be- Turner upset the dope to defeat world to permit it to make a dis- not go, when they, insisted that they have at last served 'to come so threatening and menac- Jake Schreibaum, 21-20, 20-21, passionate appraisal now. Yet it hoped the Jewish consciousnss in- Nazism would reach power it its quite probable that happen- goad ng in America that tbe Fascists and 21-16; Milt Saylan over Leo a belated awakening to the ould discard its anti-Semitic ings which to our eyes loom as to and anti-Semites need only the Sherman, 21-5 and 21-12; Earl campaign slogans and principles. that confront us. It 1 of world-shaking and imperish- dangers right sort of leader to make them Sigel defeated Sam Tepar, 21-19 It is for the Jews in the free would be the acme of pessimism (Copyright 1936 by Seven Arts formidable. able import may, fn the next gen- to They claim a follow- and 21-12; Ray Schapiro won iountries of our globe to avoid claim that those measures have Feature Syndicate.) eration, be reduced to less impos- been ing of 8,000,000. •. This number isover Morris Adler, 21-9, 21-13; entirely futuile. The boying proportions. Such an event- cott has to be reduced by half, according Earl Sigel won over Dave Richproved a puissant uality would not, of course, be weapon. been to my opinion. Now the 4,000,000 ards 21-12, and 21-16. Aaron EpThe pressure of world defeated Jake Adler in spite unprecedented. History is sel- Jewish public tfre disorganized but they have stein has had of a bruised hand by the scores of dom written by its makers. And certain useful opinion common ideas and plans. Can we results. But. by 21-17, 19-21, and 21-19; and Ray we who live. In an era which we head off the unification of these Schapiro large the fatal weakness of defeated Leo Sherman, believe to be epic are neither em- and victims of hate and bigotry? 21-20 and 21-20. Little Aaron our; defense program has been its Well, ray answer is that this is Epstein, one of the Center's outpsychologically pitifully picayune scope. We seek otionally equal to the task of measuring to avoid succumbing to a flood one case where the victory may standing athletes takes the spotwith historian-like detachment and we use dishpans to fend off be to the swift. What is to be light in last -week's sport card what. has happened in the year a torrent. done, must be done quickly. Lib- when he outplayed Jake Adler a just past. • erals cannot afford to make the 13-b.andicap man to defeat the Moblized against us are power' There is no gainsaying the mistakes of - their fellow-liberals senior player in three hard fought By DR. L. I.L BIRKHEAD fact that 6696 brought appalling ful governments with unlimited1 in Germany. That is, they cannot games. What makes it all the resources. Battering at us are anguish and cruel, suffering to to Ignore the existence of more remarkable is the fact that In this, the final article of simple .minds are' forever seeking afford the Jewish people. The degra- the mightiest and cleverest propFascist and anti-Semitic groups. Aaron played the match with a tion of the Jews In Germany, the aganda techniques yet devised. his expose of Fascist anti-Sem- o do, namely to over-simplify They cannot afford to dismiss the bruised right hand which -was | Hundreds of millions of dollars itic groups in the United States, our problems. If it were possible American Hitlerites as "erratic three times its normal size. The unbearable oppression . of the Jews in Poland, the ever-present have been and are being expend- written, exclusively for the Jew- to capture all of the 15,000,000 and crazy." Anyone can learn sport field could use more like dangers confronting the Jews in ed to arouse the world against ish Press and other papers Af- Jews of the world and execute from his own experiences but Aaron. Hungary, Austria and Roumania, us. Propaganda in all of its most filiated with the Seven Arts hem, I do not believe that that clever people learn from the exthe emergence of threatening sit- advanced forms' is being utilized Feature Syndicate, the Bev. Dr. would solve all of our preblems, periences of other people, a great uations for the Jew's in England to undermine our position, to Birkhcad discusses what Amer- or any of them, for that matter. statesman once said. "Prevention Grossman, physical direcand France, the disquieting man- weaken our status, to destroy us. icans who value their country's This is an idea that needs to be Is the daughter of intelligence." tor,Lee was chosen as one of the city There is not a corner of the tradition of freedom can do to preached widely. ifestations of anti-Semitism in the "It Is the- common fate of the in- high school officials which is in United States, the sanguinary earth Into' which this venomous put a stop to such un-American 2. Very closely associated with dolent to see their lights become an in-direct way a great honor rioting and terror in Palestine -— hatred of the Jew has not seeped. activities.—THE EDITOR. to the physical department of the It is an international plague poIhe above over-simplification of the prey of the active." all these would have terrified Center. Lee acted as head linesisoning the peoples "among whom civilization's problems by blameven a people less emotional than There are certain "important While Americans sit complain 'tis first assignment durthe Jews. These were the ex- we live. No sooner Is an anti- acts about all of the Fascist anti- ing everything on., the Jews fe the cently in their homes listening man ing tne .Teen-North game last toxin developed in one land than scapegoat idea. Mankind is internal evidences of what w call another is Infected; The problem Semitic groups that I have enu- clined to personalize its evils. freely to tne radio and without week wnich resulted in E win lor the Jewish problem. any sense <Jf foreborlngy a little Tech by the score of 7-0. Lee Is one that calls for heroic mea- merated, which, must be kept in Internally too there were hurt- sures, for decisive and statesman- mind if they are to be understood. Once the devil caused all . the man in a striacher office-in the will also officiate at the Southtrouble: now it must be the Jews ful and even, malignant ailments 11 fc e action, for constructive Their theories bear a striking rethe Catholic or the Negro, We grand and historic old German Tech game this week which takes •which beset the Jewish- people. thought. emblance. Many of them believe or to say to everybody (and to town of Nuremberg manipulates tne lime-light in the city high A disturbing tendency toward auhat tne source of our trouble is need ourselves). blame races, American Nazi and anti-Semitic school play. "When a nation 13 in danger the tocracy, a lamentable unwillinggold. The gold standard is a Jew- roups, or "Don't organizations and directs the State taxes the* wealth of the classes for the ills American forces of prejudice and ness— some say inability— to sh invention Inasmuch as the Center pool is again ready close ranks and - stand - together, country to save it. Every one,is Jews_have control of the gold of from which you suuffer. There is hate toward an inevitable dictat- forThe use and after being drained, made to understand that to avoid no scapegoat for all of our evils a. selfish seeking after personal he world. Therefore, destroy the orship. scrubbed and re-filled -with pure aggrandizement to 'the: detriment doing one's bit is to shirk- one's gold standard and the Jews are though we long for one at times." And while these American clear -water, the finest in-door of the whole of Jewry, petty bic- duty'. But the Jewish people, defeated. Such Is their simple 3. Anti-Semitism is an idea forces are being manipulated by pool in the city is in shape for though standing on the very kering over Inconsequential and alien to alinerica. There is much the little man In Nuremberg, fall wear. The pool is always essentially meaningless differen- brink of disaster, Btlll clings to ogle. talk now of alien philosophies ces at the sacrifice of fundamen- the routine measures of philan- The facts which I have enu and theories which have been im- American anti-Semitic leaders kept at a 78 degree temperature tal principles — these were the thropic campaigns. A few — a merated about the views of these ported into America. But there (also little men and women) pray •which should assure you that -the very few — carry a large share ;roups concerning Communism for an American Hitler. Will their Prize Crop tobaccos make Old of the burden, while many of the and Zionism are-also important. s no question about racial hatred prayer be answered? wealthy Jews escape having to Both of these movements are part and religious bigotry. These are Well, I believe that there has Gold Cigarettes Double-Mellow, OMAHA UNIVERSITY donate anything but petty cash. and parcel of the conspiracy of definitely old "world ideas from appeared on the American scene and 2 Jackets of Cellophane keep REGISTRATION It is possible to raise $50,000,- woria Jewry to destroy modern which our ancestors sought to es- the man wno may be the answer them always factory fre&h. 000 for a world-wide, concentrat- Gentile civilization. The Fascists cape. On this continent they set to the anti-Semites' prayer. I re. First semester registration at ed, well-thought-out program to claim" that 85% of the Commu- up a haven for the persecuted and fer to the Rev. Gerald L. K. the hated minorities. Are -we go- Smith, successor to Huey Long. Omana Municipal university, to- deal with anti-Semitism as an in- nists are Jews. Qi tala 617 students, an increase ot ternational disaster menacing Stretcher's slogan "the Jews Ing- to Import tne old-world hat- Smith, now head of the ShareDEALER IN 10 per cent over the first Bemes every Jew. .If by some physio- are the cause of our trouble" is reds Into America and disrupt our the-wealtn Clubs and active in ter to tal of 560 last year, accord' logical freak Jews were suddenly fast becoming the slogan of society? Townsend Movement, has all Jewish Books and All cording to Dr. C. W. Helmstaed- to become afflicted cby a dread Streicher's American counter- 4. Anti-Semitism Is a Gentile the of the qualities for the making • Other I£eligiotos Articles ter, registrar. . disease from which other poeple parts. If America is to be saved, problem, not essentially a Jewish ot the American Hitler. He has The enrollment includes 285 2429 Decatcr WE-S52? remained immune we would not one. It Is the Gentile who hates what Hitler has before the crowd the Jews must be defeated, they women and 33 21 men. Non-resi- hesitate to summon every re- say. and persecutes the Jew; It is, "it," personal magnetism, or Re!lc>ous articles like mach. dents; numbering • 12 per cent • of source to meet the scourge. Anlelrim with Jewish and English These pro-Fascist leaders all therefore, the problem of the-Gen whatever that magic Quality may transitions, prxyer books, tatthe student body, are from Cal- ti-Semitism is euch a disease. know tile to deal with his fellows who be called. It is an indefinable each*, other and exchange r eism, elite and wool of the best ifornia; Illinois, Iowa,- Missouri, True, it affects rather than In- ideas, literature and letters. They are so full of the enom of racial rinos, etc something that makes crowds reKansas, and Canada., .• fects us, but the ultimate result keep in touch with each other* and religious bigotry. Remember slso tp ptsce your spond blindly to the -will of the Youngest among the students is easily the same. order with me for «n esrog «nd 5. The real plans and pur- rabble-rouser. They are all very patriotic. They a lulov that Is being Imported Is Adeline'Speckter,'16, of 2705 With $50,000,000 we could set poses of these anti-Semitic groups Smith is also a Fascist in temby me trom Eretz-t*rae!. Howard street. Reverend George up a counter-program machine are one hundred per centers. should be disclosed to the AmeriW, Slater;' 64 year old colored and undertake a universal cam- They are constantly seeking con- can people. Many ot these groups per and an anti-Semite by convicminister of •Council Bluffs, is paign of enllghtment. Anti-Sem- nections with s u c h patriotic fly the~ banner of patriotism and The Double Cellophane wrapping on Double-Mellow Old working-for his bachelor of arts itism, like a plague, spreads if it groups as the Daughters of the in the name of patriotism they Golcl Cigarettes brings you Old Gold prize crop tobaccos in American Revolution and the degree. ' Is not promptly halted. The task American Legion. They praise the circulate the worst sort ot lies the very pink of condition. and unfounded rumors about rac"Red-baiting" of William Ranreligious minorities. They dolph Hearst and the'fine work ial andone believe that there is a that Hitter has done in Germany make great measure of truth in the These groups propose (and statement attributed to Dr. Johnthey are doing it) to, educate the son that "Patriotism is the las country in anti-Semitism. They resort of scoundrels."- The rightwant to defeat the New Deal be eous indignation of the American cause it Is a "Jew-Deal," they people should be aroused agalns In giving.thought to a life insurance program say. these groups that are racketeerdo you add to your life insurance policies They cannot be ignored. They Ing in racial and religious bighaphazardly? cannot be laughed out of exist otry. ence. Ridicule may help to re 6. Some new and creative apstrain them but it is not a suffi proach to the idea of "the broth Or, are they, taken but for specific purposes, cient instrument for their de erhood of man" "is needed. What su'ch a3 a clean-up fund, mortgage insurance, strnction. It is not sufficient to we say about this subject-is so and educational endowments for the children? say that they are erratic, fanatl platitudinous • a n d ineffective cal and pyschopathic. The same There is a profound truth in the thing was said of Hitler in Ger Lowell couplet that SERVICE LIFE REPRESENTATIVES are many before he came to power "In the gain or-loss of one race trained in planning your life insurance program But what shall we.do? you ask, All the. rest have equal claim.' Ah, that is the rub; what would I do not know exactly how i n't modern civilization give for should be said but America an answer to this problem of rap should" be told that no one race ial hatred and religious bitgptry. or minority can be injured with But who has the answer? Not I out injury to the rest of us. JOHN A. BEBER, General Agent And no one else that I have con 7. There • is very great need ferred- with. • \ that all of us snail learn to judge However, at: the risk of being races and groups more discrlmin presumptlous I am going to mak< atingly. I v mean that races and certain hints or suggestions. ' peoples must not,be .condemned 1. . It needs to be said around In toto. And yet that i$ exactly the worjd and shouted from th what the majority of us is dolag OMAHA housetops that the source of/mod- every ,dey.\ A iprofoaafi traits, reern civilization's evils is not t cently ::expressed", '.toy ,.• Professer JOHN A.TARBER, President Earnest-A.: Hoo.toa^H&rmrdt, iferH be found in any one race or re• is Mf ligion. To 'say, for example, tea1 steal :ant&ropaiG.gi£l,,,.tetigM tsught to,-everyoae;'1',•.'.[':-\-,'/••:\r:;..."the Jews' are the cause Sof , our trouble," is to do what al vL -."Eafeb ..racial; tygs/^js^lfef; ^esssa

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oldwyn enterprises. He plans to GUBERNATORIAL TERM . . . It South Africa, Gets enter the' theatrical agency busiwilt be his fifth term in Albany. First Reform. Tew ness . . . Al Jolson's next motion THREE CENTRAL AMERIpicture for Warner Bros, -will be CAN REPUBLICS ADOPT DEj Johannesburg (WNP1 —- TPW.a big musical production, "BowCREES AGAINST JEWS . . . j pie Israel, the first .Reform .'effery to Broadway." The effort Three more countries close their :ish congregation in South Africa, will take the famous star on a gates to Jewish, immigration, this journey from the picturesque means. ~ i was recently opened here in the rowdy amusement resorts of the . MILAN JEWS SEVER TIES ; presence of p. rlistlnpnished frroup Bowery in the turn of the cenGeneva (JTA)—Although the WITH CORELIGIONISTS . . . l y t i e Service Life tesursnec ; of Jewish pnrt nor-.Tpv-irnh lpariprp. C Qb tury to become the greatest en- j continued prosperity of Palestine How • curious that everybody Company, | .K<'\bW M. C. Weiler is the pplrniaT tertainer in the world—a story i Resulted in the accumulation of a seems convinced that Jews stick By James I. Ellmann The man who buys a life in• leader. that will in many respects paral- 525,000,000 surplus by the Pal- together and no one can make surance contract find makes the lel Jolson's own amazing life estine Government at the end of them do BO. •The; constant conflicts between we must get down to earth — time In the heat of tLe French. story. Milton Krims is now writ-1 1935, the Government invested FOES OF ANTI-SEMITES WIN first premium deposit, sometimPF liberal and reactionary thought and become, conscious of our or- American and, now, the Russian ing the story, and Jolson is -work-! Iesa than $50,000 in Palestine se- CONTROL OF L O D Z CITY finds to his surprise that ""hen Express Us they affect world. Jewry of- igin. Outer forces will not per- revolution. And, in ' addition, a ing closely with him, giving t h e ' curities out of some $17,000,000 COUNCIL . . . A ray of hope? the time for the second clepoEJt. is The JcT.'ir-ifc Commnr.iiy Center ten raise the issue whether mit us to remain equivocal in our few, very few, brief interludes esmoney seems especially RUMOR JEW RESPONSIBLE d u e , scenarist the benefit of hi3 intimj of the surplus invested. Jevvs - ought not to - sacrifice loyalities, even though some of pecially when t h e . two major scarce and. expenses to \ e unusFOE ARREST OF GERMAN their appvpripiion for thf mpny their Jewish position. lor the us are willing to sink our ident- faiths were busily engaged in in- ate knowledge, of show business. I This was revealed by the Pal- I JEWISH LEADERS . . . Sounds ually heavy. | estine Government in its report T l P v p p.t~ sake of battling for the great- ity in ail alien mass and become ternecine strife. But we hoped, ARE THEY JEWISH? This is not a rare pherlWaona , articles of rlothir-f In response to written inquir-' to the League of Nations on the f a n t a s t i c > & n d vre d c m I t believe and practicially every man v*ho . er good, on the Bide of Liberal* ost to the rest. forever hoped, that the proclam' iL ies from readers of thl3 newspap-! administration of the country a n d j ism. Mr. Ellmann, a former MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED is persisting vith his life insur- been donated <\re nov boit".£: Those whos share the interna- ations of freedom would encom- er, we volunteer the information , drew. criticism from members ^ of president of the Detroit Zionist tionalist pass us too. That for our share FOR HOLY LAND viewpoint exclusively, Will this ance deposits over ten, fifteen, or cleaned, find distributed. that Simone Simon, the popular j the Mandates Commission. . Organization and a leader and and - there are' not so many of of blood we too would cease to twenty years, will testify to the a e a a t h e e n d o f t h e r e i g n o ft e r ' " fact, that never it is particularly The need' though IK pti'I prea* guide in civil liberties move- them, present the chief problem be pariahs. In the few places European star, is of French a n - ' M. Rappard, member 'of the r 0, and th° Family Welfare oomniitments, has written the follow- in our intellectual order. They where we did get a taste'of Dem- cestry. As far as we are able to Commission, pointed out in a n , ^ K A B p A p E R easy to make the deposit. ing, thought, provoking article (whether Socialist, Marxist, or ocracy, our creative spirits were learn, Dorothy Arnst, woman j analysis »: the report during the i There always will be business tee will greatly appreciate ar.r BALFOUR 1 uncertainties, always will be un- contributions in the yp.y n' p.v' on the subject. ' EDITOR what not)-insist on a guild econ- set In dizzy motion. But while film director, is not of our faith; commission's session that the It forgets either . . The distinction of be- J Palestine Government received a parel. issue the known expenses. It always will omic interpretation of practically the world moves on, we cannot yet secure a response to this most i n , the.only woman director of much lower rate of interest on Us be somewhat of en effort to meet In our'travails as" a People we all the relations of life. They asmusical motion pictures belongs investments than it paid on the the deposits. are bound-to be' animated by one sure us we a r e burning up valu- pressing question r Can social deto Miss Fanchon, ofFanchon and | P a I e s t i n e loan and asked whether AMERICAN SUCCEEDS DIZENcency endure and flower or is its So that if a man really is in Kevno (WNS —Opening of th? or more -urges. Nativism. let us able historic time in the effort to Marco, who is one of our own jt h e G o v e r n m e n t c o u i d n o t CO nvert GOFF ON TEL AVIV COUNCIL earnest about the job of making \ Jewish House of Lpbor. ?. vow incall it, ..the first, .and .perhaps the organize ourselves as a unit in life limited to but a fev.- brief people. . . . Home town boy makes good sure that he and his family are j stitution for tpachinr t.rpfipc ic some of its holdings. strongest, of these, represents our and, out of the Homeland, i t Is historic moments? in the Homeland. Attorney General H. H. Trustprotected, he must be willing tc .' unemployed Jewish v~i loyalty to Native land;: National- utile, they claim, to strive to pre- While the liberal movements Another year has rolled around ed, who represented the Manda- (Copyright 193G by Seven Arts face the problem each year of men and women. V:P.F v'i ism,- results from a more or less sent a solid front. With bound- have pointed the way to a new making the necessary sacrifice. brated by the Jewish ci deep, interest in the. struggle for less assurance, they assert that freedom which we thought we on the Jewish calendar and we;tory Power for Palestine at t h e | Feature Syndicate.) It is never particularly easy to here. a Homeland; and.. International- our problems are but those of the could generously share with the take this means of wishing oar! sessions, admitted that the Pales-! This institution came do anything worth while, and the ism, broadly, represents the hope world' economic maladjustments, rest of humanity, profound rea- readers the very best of every-'tine loan was now. considerably I job of getting ahead financially ing because scores of yo for such an improved •world or- and that so long as-general con- sons for apprehension have ap- thing for the coming season. We! above par and a premium would ish Physicians. latvyprs ens is no exception to this rule. der as might encompass our own ditions remain at a low ebb ours peared, and remain. Self-repeat- are particularly grateful for the'have to be paid in conversion opgineers were unable io ' well being.. Whichever of these cannot but descend to the i same ing historic events seem to show many kind and complimentary; ej-ations. living at their pvor»ssious may at any time or place reflect evel. Lift the common level and how increasingly easy it is to fas- messages that have come to u s | Despite the attractiveness of "Don't -worry." That's the the strongest; driving, force, we ours will follow the.climb. To at- ten the illnesses and short-com- from readers of this newspaper in,1 the Palestine issue, he declared motto of a foolish optimist if the are in t h e main content t o be tain our share our business life ings of life Itself upon our poor every part of the country. We a r e ' t h a t there was no possibility of Condition Critical vwords mean that you are shutJews of essentially Nativist^Mot- must' be- to battle in every cause heads; how fragile, too, liberal- sure you Won't begrudge a little investing Government surpluses Praha, Czechoslovakia (JTA^' t\ng your eyes to the future, New York (JTA) — IXorl ivation. .There a r e some, of for economic freedom and indus- ism can become when put to space to quote from a letter re- in Palestine itself. —Discovery of documents provceived-from Nathan Krem, entercourse, who aspire to some other trial Democracy bring about what damnable uses. It was of benefit to Palestine, ing that the ancestors of Hein-1 blindly refusing to recognize the Seligmann, press (I!vector • condition, which.-Is neither entire- einecalled: "The emancipation of Oomnnife Yet self-preservation, if not prising managing- editor of t h e - h e E a i d i t o p o s s e s s c e rtain outside rich Heine had lived in Bratis- toll the j'ears ahead will take of Joint Distribution ly Jewish nor .entirely. non-Jew- the whole world that has nowpredisposition, compells us to be' Seattle (Wash.) Jewish Trans- securities. Money could, of course. lava (formerly Pressburg) is re- earning power, refusing to ad- said on his return iroin. ;> tonv ish; in which they move, and are found tongue and breaks the Iron the ever watchful firebrands' of r»rinf cript. He Holly- .be spent. in T i n writes: tWT*?toa» ("Your 'V/\»i*» TT/\11tr_' . . the . . . . . if . . it. ported by the .publication Juda- mit the possibility that death or Eastern Europe lh?.(. in ibe opi country, but satisfied to remain undistinguish- reins of Privilege." every liberal movement. We are wood movie column, 'Lights from were to be invested, the Admin- ica of that city. disability may wipe away earning- ion of informed obsei'Vfn- >l ed and unwilling • to arouse the condition tf .Tc-vp in larf.p po still hoping i t may succeed in Shadowland,' is well written, istration felt it was better to obThe documents, the paper de- power. If it were only as easy as that. showing how we can bury for all timely and informative and we displeasure of those who. do not tions OL Dfl.StOTCI F'Topo V.-pt-. ! rla'-es, reveal that Heine's ancestain the widest measure of secur"Don't worry"—almost certain like the term Jew or what it may No one can, no:one will assure time the hydra-headed monster have no doubt that it is one of tors Iive4 in Pressburg at the be- tragedy is ahead for the man v-ho j!critical as in the yer.rr loUov-in ity possible. us just how high t h e economic anti-Semitism, along with all the the most widely read and most represent, * According t o the financial re- ginning of the eighteenth cen- plans upon such a philosophy, for- the Work' Wnr. and general level of life must as- other sorts of tyrannies it engen- popular features of the EnglishIf we could but carry on com-cend before ours may begin movport of the Palestine Government, tury. His great-great-grandfaThanks, available balances and loan funds ther on his mother's side was perfortably in that sort-of suspend- ing upward. But then they say, ders, not only for ourselves but Jewish press today." the assurance of continuous in- Bans Ar.J.i-ScEiitic r«.r£y Rio De Janeiro — Tekfiif. the ed animation! But sooner or later 'look at Russia, there a new deal for our neighborts as well. For Krems. Your own paper, The are invested in British Guiana, mitted to settle there in 169 3 and come, and that income is the that very hope we must remain Transcript, rates a great big hand Ceylon, Jamaica, Kenya, Natal, he became a leader of the Jewish most uncertain thing in the first step in what is rpf;avde(' ??•. is being given to every racial first on the lines of attack by the a iiation-v.-i.de move to suppress community. group; there these groups a r e be- forces of darkness and Illiberal- from American Jewry for its fear- Nigeria, Ji o r t l i e r n Rhodesia, world. the finti-Semfiic Into^rlMsi? pari.; less, hardhitting expose of the exing encouraged to preserve their ism. But the man who uses life in- ^Fascist preeE shii."tP) the r>ra"il• » Silver Shirts, now known as the S t r a i t s Settlsments, Trinidad, TTgada, Australia, Canada, India, BRUNO WALTER NAMED traditions; anti-Semitism h a s ', And In spite of the fact that wo surance makes the plf.ns he • .;n po'-evwnieni order the oiCioe? beenrimpotent, by being a serious cannot give an honest and im- American Christian Party. You Newfoundland, New South Wales, builds for himself end his fsmi'y tho f,reer. shirje in the ptMc of Vienna—Bruno Walter, -world- certain, for life insurance guaroffense against the state. Life mediate answer to the guestion can tell your boss, Herman A. New Zealand, Queensland, South !;igoa? clcspd. famous Horowitz, that this writer, too, everywhere should follow ' that of whether' we can count on the Australia, Ulster, Victoria, W e s t j German Jewish conduct- a ntees to continue income durin received a letter from t h e Chrisrefugee from Nasi- all the years ahead. The email simple pattern."-But of t h e inciBritish municipals and; o r ' w h o Moscow (JTA) — .Tike-;Central dental cost not a word. They do permanence of social decency, we tian Party threatening things if Australia, Federated Malay States issues. I land, bas been named conductor premium . you pay gives you the : must, with all our might, strive Executive Committee . of t h e U. not recognize how by subtle and of t h e we did- not withdraw this spotVienna Opera, right to say "Don't worry," tor i S. S. R-, in its first statement on open discouragement of the reli- to translate into reality the prom- light of pitiless publicity on their!, Most of these pay from .2% to per cent, although a few.issues it means that life insurance has • Jewish policy, Monday: outlined gious motif t h e value of which as ise of liberalism to the world, and un-American activities. ' In Arabic underwritten your plans. ; pay as high as 5 per cent. The plans for Trearganizatlon . of set- racial mortar along no one will tous — to humanize flife ' and And Maurice Shochatt, author The most profitable financial \ bring It nearer to the heart's deBerlin — Hitler's autobiograPalestine loan issue pays five per tlement work in the autonomous seriously question, a gradual disof. "Monumental Sidelights" in cent. '•'• ' - - \ - • phy, "Mein Kampf," has been step E map. can make is to hmo. I Jewish, region, of - Biro-Bidian to integration, '- if not extinction, of sire. the Jewish Times of Baltimore, place greater emphasis on agri- identity can be brought a b o u t translated into Arabic and the life insurance to the promise Hint j BOOKS types us- a" note which says, in it vrul step in when death or Cis- j culture. : ! ' - ; . . ' ."'.-',: r (Copyright 1936 by Seven Arts first Arabic edition has made its ability o r , old age clestrcys in- j -... "What of It," . they retort., "If Gift1! for B a r part: "As one who thoroughly enFeature Syndicate.) appearance in Bagdad, capital of come the total absence " of traditional Res, 60? No. E joys your news from Hollywood Btruggle ot:-the: Jews for jthe. right religious, implementation results Iraq, according to a report 5n the 'Tcr'f iu your Interesting column that I ; to create' their' own . culture a n d in greater social decency, less Nazi press. read regularly every week, I had «w tO *"* education 'unhindered';. i n \ their separatism, and a state of normal meant.to send you a note of comdevelbpih'ent. th'e .committee saiiil neutrality?" • (More suspended mendation some time ago. But By JiOTJIS PEKARSKY that "tor. the.first t i m e i n the~his- animation!) E. you know how scribblers a r e ! tory of the Jewish people. this BtJDD GETS A BREAK! When it comes to correspondence, But would It not result In the deep-felt .desire,has .been realized Budd Schulberg, son of B. P . By ROBERT STONE through -the establishment of _'a decimating of our forces in the Schulberg-, noted motion picture they fall to turn the 'copy' In. EINSTEIN LISTED IN U. S. : However, I was geared Into action Interest of no one? Shall we not executive, has a new job in the Jewish region." ..- , ' ,'.'." WHO'S WHO FOR FIRST TIME The statement .embodied declr be giving up "the help and story department at Selznlck In- when I noted In a recent issue of . . . Naziland's loss is America's v slons on' economic; and; cultura" strength of numbers so essential ternational Studios. Young Schul- this newspaper and The Jewish gain. developement ;of the Siberian ter- in meeting a realistic world to berg, a Dartmouth College, grad- Criterion that you would be glad ELEVEN" .BLACK .LEGIONritory, adopted at t h e committee's whom these things . count? A uate of 1936, is to be developed to answer queries about Jewish NAIRES CONVICTED OF MURvague promise' of social decency, as a screen writer. On the same personalities in Hollywood. My meeting on Aug.'29. ".' DER . . . What about those who ' Paying tribute: to Jewish ach- likely- to be temporary In dura- day he joined this studio here, best wishes for the further suc- plotted wholesale murder of ; tion,, is-the price-for tgtal engulfJews? ievements" in instituting- the techhe had another stroke of good cess of your column. NEW Y O R K DEMOCRATS nique 'of Socialist agricoilture, as ment, besides.-treacnerySto vast luck. He learned that a musical (Copyright'. 193 6 by Seven Arts NAME LEHMAN FOR THIRD Feature Syndicate) well.as 'accomplishments In artis- throngs elsewhere who cannot en- comedy, which he wrote in colanship and industry, the commit- joy even this promise. laboration with Maurice Rapf, FifpEfrr tee declared that Biro-Bidjan was .Humanity continues to move son of Harry Rapf, famous film U n i v e r s i t y i n Exile gradually emerging as the center forward in cyclical movements. producer, had been bought by the New York — The University ,i Ul\.l. of a - Soviet 'national - Jewish cul- Swinging, toward religion one Golden Gate. International Ex- in Exile, comprising of German day, i t turns irreligious or non- position. Entitled "Banned In refugee scholars, began Its fourth ture.' " . . ' • ; ' . . . • ' Increased interest among Jew- religious the next day. It is Roy- Boston," the play will be part of academic year a t t h e New School Our buyer has combed fhs maricsf for fh ish Workers of Russia; in the ex- alist and anti-Royalist, in turns: the entertainment offered the for Social Research. finest style;; and! V(R'HSS, Our c'ecorE'i'ors periment was noted.-. The desire Marxist and Chauvinist; Radical thousands of visitors expected in h&ve srrarsged fh©m fa seffmgs fh«l will give to: migrate, to Biro-Bidjan is and Conservative —• changes that San Francisco in 1939. To Found Dtaengoff or every CONTEST WINNERS: growing not only, among, the Jews may occure any.moment : you arena ideas for your evn deceretina Settlement of RusBia,; but 'abroad, the state- generation, or. two. And; if Russia Jewish names were much in has' indeed pointed the way to Jerusalem — The General Zion• cr re-farn!sh!ng. Our salesmen will give you ment said. ..".'.-':•: ' .. evidence among the winners In ", It proceeded.to outline the de- social-economic, improvement un- the letter writing contest staged ist Federation decided Monday to ""cent, cheerful assistance. Here you der a general scheme which tends esablish a settlement in memory tails' of reorganization of settleby Selznick International . Pic- of Meier Dizengoff, late Mayor of to ameliorate our own special lot, will find ©Is fhef Is smariesi find newest m e n t ' w o r t to give the fullest attures. The trick was to name OfSUEEB C2LES tSntion to •"• agricultural settle- should we . cease to . worry about the.five scenes standing out most the all-Jewish city of Tel Aviv. emong the offerings cf the most famous ment.' The Commissariat of Agrl the p a r t i a l . disintegration It in one's memory in. the Mark brings, in its train? And may we Americas carpet mills. culture was instructed' to have i Twain book, "Adventures of Tom plan ready ' for development o not here ask: "After Stalin, Sawyer." Three readers of this what?" Can we trust the permanabout'25tf,000." acres." • 1 column in various parts of the ' Plans . were' also' outlined for ence of this regime and insist it country have already received the HOOKED cannot err, will not change for strengthening, cooperative' organhappy news of their winnings. the worse, and, though Impelled RUG izations x>f artisans. The Range Used and Preferred by Chefs They a r e Audrey Beller of WorUl- It ' The statement, signed by Pres- by Inner and outer forces, will cester, Mass., Estelle" L. Katz, the World Over! DiSISMS ident iKalinin.'and •'.Ivan Akiilof not twist to right' or/"left? Will .Brockton, Mass., ; and Frederick For eariy American mapl*, secretary, of. the committee, or- not cause us again to -Jbecome su- Goldman of Philadelphia, ; P a . TfiQ'Fenteh'elle! '. -The.Rome! eeff our repro&uGtioM of dered the F a r Eastern, Ukranian permen who will never abandon Barney Glazer,.; sports -writer for old patterns from Ceionia! her gains, nor develop within her homesteads, snd mot!»fn„ • .V • ' • 'The Blachitone!' ' and- White' Russian executives to the B'nal B'rith' Messenger, - colizec" vf-sion^ *HE<- pive new Are new for any room. Cre-. cooperate' in the Birb-Bidjan bosom hybrid-enemies of true li- laborated in/'conducting the con<is' 'I ir r " c't' » if. , , -..Ash- Them What they. Thfnfe ©f If aied first for Modern Intework,' paying particular attention beralism? test. . . - : , . • ; riors, they arc new aSse To sceure an answer I scan a THE HOIilDAY IS OVER: to "assisting In selection of settl• TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFER used with Eresi success in vista of twenty centuries. I see ers.-. -' Eariy American and 18th . ,-Super Qualify of Minincin Ccs^ RIcardo 'Cortes, Warner, Bros, processions of our people in every. An ..expression • .of . confidence Century rooms. These dapfilm player,' and his wife have land and amidst every sort of that Jewish .workers-and Sovie pled and pebbly wesves, cr public opinion would apply all conflict. Nothing there to bring returned from New York City afeHover, indefinably charmstrength to.the rapid completion us encouragement except for a ter- a • flv© Jweeks vacation. ' ing, stylizes? and fiera! me' of the task" of creating a national few hopeful moments when "lib- NEWS BRIEFS: tif« : sdapt themse!vec te Ernst Lubitsch, distinguished Jewish -state' concluded the state- erty, equality, and fraternity," E!ick, sfeck Modern cr were thrown across the screen of prbducer, who recently celebrated ment. rniive 6iyie. Colors fire chaste, gracious tl-ac*!his ••25th anniversary -In the morich, nubile, richt. Permits you -tc introduce iois cf tion, picture industry, is hard at ps"ei n and life in w«li work on the next Marlene DietO. Strong, rigid chassis. papr". t"r*>r-iit sic uprich-' production which the Gerhoir.tc -!nr,. © Heavy, reihfereed doors. r? rrr man star—who'is quoted as'say©Largo and firmly supported ; oven and broiler space. ing she 'will never •return to Nazi O Front frame in ens piece. Germany—^will appear' in on her O Heat' control. • '. return from London . . . "Ameri© Dial on front pane?. can Plan," a play written by •Mil©•Folding cover top. ton Lazarus and Emanuel Seff, © Full insulation. Whofhsr vou're e brana-nsw brida movina hor 'G One-piece cooking"top." has been pu^hased by TPafaa coliece ssenior icc!;5ng for on CKCUSC t c "fix up ihe old p'.-C: the rasther cff a O Automat's lighter en - top mount Pictures aha ' plans for end f b ! d h h ' " here's' burners. " ' early filming-are under way . . . © Full porcslatn finish through* We hear Benhyl Baker's. dressing ASI^ room at Paramount's -lot- looks cut. somewhat like a college dormitory. - Scattered all over the floor'..are ,.football, clothes and r™, other academic wardrobe which the young Jewish -comedian • is \ wearing J d his-next picture . - . Abraham Lehr has announced his resignation a s vice-president and general manager of the Samuel

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In an almost slavish tone, the leaders of the community wrote to the Regime Fascists, official organ of the fascist party and a leading proponent of the recent attack on Jewry, asserting that they have no links with world Jewry. The courageous thing for the Milan Jews would have been to tell the Regime Fascista that their Jewishness in no way affects their loyalty to Italy and that they intended to remain good Jews and good Italians, without being cowed by malicious falsehoods and biased persecutions. Their action „ is wantbn cowardice which is no credit to the Jewish people or to the Italian people. >

Philo-Semitism

By Sabbi Frederick Cohn • "We hear a great deal (too much?) about 'Anti-Semitism'. Necessarily so, since anti-Semitism is so rife in the world, more "THE LAND OF PROMISE" This week we were privileged to witness a preview of "JThe than ever, thanks to the pestiferous activity and virulent hate Land of Promise," the epical Palestinian film which will be of the Na^u But I would like to plead that we shift our emshown at the Paramount Theatre next "Wednesday evening, phasis to something else, viz.,, to what I term if it has not alwith all proceeds going to help the local Talmud Torah. Before ready been so called, Philo-Semitism. Anti-Semitism is literally seeing the picture, we were anxious to have as many as pos- hate of and opposition to the Semite, though in actual practice sible view it-so that the Talmud Torah would receive,the max- it is hate of and opposition to the Jew, the compliment (howimum benefit; after seeing the picture, we urge every member ever unconsciously) being paid the Jew that he is the only of the Jewish Community to by all means attend Wednesday's Semite that counts. Philo-Semitism is, by the same token, love showing, since "The Land of Promise" so vividly portrays the of and favorable opinion and attitude towards the Jew; it is "magnificent spirit of the Chslutzim in Palestine, so dramatic- the opposite of Anti-Semitism; it is anti-Anti-Semitism. By ally tells'the story of. a people who are rebuilding their home- love of the Jew I do not mean that anyone should actually embrace the Jew. I mean only that there should be a favorland, their lives and the lives of their co-religionists. able disposition to the Jew and according him and his characThis picture transforms the land of promise into the land, ter that place and estimation that he is entitled to, according of fulfillment. In blinding contrast to the despair and misery to the Jew's own record in the past and in the world today. of European Jewry, the screened story of Palestinian life tells Anti-Semitism professes to be based on facts, though its facts a tale .of happiness and contentment. Everywhere is the spirit are garbled and its so-called 'science' is repudiated by reputof youth - - looking forward with joy to tomorrow instead of able scientists and experts in the special fields of anthropology baqkward toward yesterday with sorrow. Fifteen years of tilland ethnology, as no science at all, or only a pseudo-science, ing wasted but fertile soil, of constructing a new ^civilization and the negative of science, being founded on prejudice and are beginning to show a harvest. In a craftsmanlike manner not on objective knowledge. Philo-Semitism can amass an which would do justice to the best filming in Hollywood, the production holds the audience's attention throughout, reveal- array of facts .from real history, from the actual record of ing the ancient modes of living as displaced by the modern the Jew in the past and today as illustrated by his actual colonization of Palestine; the schools, factories, bathing achievements and contributions to civilization, notably in the •beaches, collective farms. The physical- upbuilding is only realm of religion and morality and spiritual literature, not to equalled by the cultural advancement. A new thrill at Jewish speak of his secular performances, particularly in these latter accomplishment is experienced as you see parade before you days, in science, philosophy! art, literature, music, finance, govpanoramically the rebirth of an inspiring people, a thrill which ernment, statesmanship; in fact, in all the departments of will profoundly deepen your interest in Palestine. "We repeat human activity. And just as there is a literature and a history - - you will always regret it if you do not see "The Land of of anti-Semitism, there is a literature and history -of PhiloSemitism, if we would but seek it out, and give it the emphasis Promise" next "Wednesday evening. ; and publicity that it deserves. Things have been said in favor of the Jew as well as against him from the earliest times, not only by Jews in apologetic and polemic literature (the classic COMMUNITY FORUM sample is Josephus "contra Apion," not to speak of such senEach year we look forward to the Community Forum tences and sentiments of the Prophets as 'No weapon that is series of lectures at the Jewish Community Center as redformed against thee shall prosper," "Israel is God's Servant," letter days on our cultural calendar. And the program arranged Tlis chosen," etc.); but even by non-Jews. Consider the rethis year under the capable chairmanship of Eugene Blazer more than measures up to the high standard set as a precedent markable statement in the New Testament itself: "Salvation in previous years. On the Community Center rostrum will is of the Jews!" Could praise go further? But in modern appear such notables as Gerald P. 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By DB. THEOBOSE N. LEWIS Bab!;!, Kfoumt Sinai TenapSs, Sioux Citj The American Jewish Year Book 5697, (September 17, 1036 — September 5, 1037.) Volume 38. Edited by Harry Schneidelman. The Jewish publication Society of America, Philadelphia. In addition to supplying the public with first-rate books of Jewish character, the Jewish Publication Society publishes an annual record of Jewish life and experience known as the American Jewish Year Book. Volume 38 of the American Jewish Year Book, contain not only Important data about current Jewish affairs which the student and the historian will find a permanent value, but several Informing articles on vital subjects. The foremost problem, facing the American Jew, namely that o£ Jewish education is accorded the most prominent space in the volume. The editor was wise in allowing this enormously important subject 116 pages, and fortunate In finding for the task so able an educator as Israel S. Chlpkln, Educational Director of Jewish Educational Association of New York City. Mr. Cbtpkin surveys the progress of Jewish education during the last twentyfive years from 1910 to the current year. It Is comprehensive and illuminating survey of all forms and methods of Jewish education In the United States. No type of school is overlooked. Each group in American Jewry provides for Its youth a type of Jewish training that best expresses Us social outlook and aspirations of the Synagogue and of Judaism. It Is a sad commentary upon American Jewry that the 4,ooo,000 Jews In this country spend only about two and onehalf million dollars for Jewish Education. Of this sum the week day school consumes about half. The Sunday school'generally connected with the w e a l t h i e r congregations, spends only six per cent. This meager budget not only places the Jewish school at a fearful disadvantage w h e n compared with the public school, but Imposes serious hardship and much sacrifices upon the teacher, whose lot even today is most unenviable.

Jew and Arab By David Schwartz They were gathered, Jews and =Arsfea and of othgg ^u On a high hill of Jerusalem, discussing Semitic relations . A Jew held his hand out to the Arab, saying "Shake" But the Arab's hand held a bomb and he said he would make the Jews quake

Despite much progress Jewish education still suffers from neglect and indifference. Greater effort and Jsrgrer expenditures in behalf oi this all important Jewish undertaking are imperative necessities. Another very Important essay deals with the subject of recent Jewish migrations. It is noteworthy that Palestine has received the largest number of immigrants during the last three years, a total of 123,78 8 of which 23,000 were German Jewish refugees. No other country can compare with Palestine In this noble achievement. Our own United States had room for only 13,000. Canada, for 3,000, while Argentine more generous, admitted 7,000. Palestine hag now become an absolute necessity to world Jewry, especially as a haven of refuge for the oppressed and persecuted European Jews. Dr. Joshua Bloch of the Jewish division of New York Public Library supplies an annotated blollography on NasI Germany and the Jews which covers everything of importance written recently on the subject. The editor, Mr. Harry Schneidelman, writes a summary of the year 5696 in which he reviews the more important episodes. This survey constitutes factual evidence of the enormous tragedy that has over-whelmed so many, so large and at one time distinguished Jewish communities in Eastern Europe. The statistical matter is of enormous value, of keen interest, an dtouches a rich, variety of subjects; e. g. Jewish National Organization in the United States: Federations and "Welfare Funds; outstanding anniversaries of individuals and institutions; appointments -and honors Jewa received, bequests and gifts Jews made, a necrology, and the geopraphical divisions of Jewry. The Jewish Publication Society readers "world Jewry a notable service In bringing out this annual. Because It is consecrated to the task of publishing books of Jewish interest and to the disemination of Jewish literature, it deserves the. generous support of every American Jew.

In people which wall themselves gold and silver, that tht in, the very land signs Jews have recently brought Think you not that this very raw into Palestine land ot Palestine, if it had That have filled Us coffers and mouth made the Land over, the Would not protest the neglect whole near east to shine which made It for centuries land of drouth Wil you pay UB for the hopes of millions, now you would dash Would It not beg for trees which retain the blessings ot the Is there in the whole world to enowers pay this — enough cash? Would It not beg to be decked like other lands in fruits What is it you want? asked the and flowers? Nations of the Arab, cupping A land of milk and honey, in his ear large part, It is now rock and sand, We want to be more, said th« Do you not think If It coulfl, it Arab, imlgration must stop would not lend the repairthis year. , . /• ing Jew, a land? And what do you want, asked the Nations ot the refugee GerFor reply, the Arab pointed to man, Polish. some felows uprooting newly planted trees Bulgarian, Moroccan, Austrian, And we will not stop that, he Yemenite Jew and Jewess. said, until i m m i g r a t i o n We, they said, vhy, we simply cease Want to be — we guess. What la It you wanted, asked the Nations ot the Arab, again Then all was qiuet — and suddenly from Machpelah -was cuppiiifc his ear heard a Bat Kol We— the A r a b * — want to be more, he said, can't yon I am Abraham — Father of Arab and Jew — your fight grieves bear my soul And what do you want? asked To be is more Important than to the Nations, of Polish Jew, be more — for sure, standing by, For otherwise, the very world I, he asked, why I — Just want could not endure to be, he said, with a sigh. But surely you have failed adeDoes not Britain, asked the Jew, quately to study my lore and the League ©I Nations Not to realize that In peace both rule us both? of you shall be more — Why then should there be difmuch more. ficulties to impinge our troth? (Copyright 1936, Jewish TelegraAre not Jew and Arab animated phic Agency, Inc.) by a single aim (with apologies to Ogden Nash) To make Palestine a land of fairer fame?

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I am with your argument, said the Arab, sate. So I will simply here re-state That this in our land and there By Dr. Thilip Slier must be aa end to immigration, BIBL.E We Arabs do not welcome JewHe who walketh in his Integrish participation. ity as a just man, happy are hi» Children after him. This is your land? said the Jew Bread of falsehood is eweet to "those hills on which young a man, but sfterv-p.rds his mouth David played shall be filled with gravel. Over which the legions of Saul An estate m?y be gotten hastand Gideon were arrayed ily at the beginning, but the end Did you fight for this land more taereof shflS not, be blessed. then those who at Masada The glory of. yotmg men is fell tfctir strength, p.nd the beauty of Slaying each other rather than old men is the tioarv head. be carried away to the Roman hell? Rabbi Jochartfin said; "Whoever is prn'Ptpmecl to tsliare a part of hie pro'lts vrlth a echoHave we no heritage here, Can you send men to Jail for such whose- fathers Jerusalem's lar (thus enabling- the scholar to crime? renown study the Toreh.) will be awarded Then is civilization without rea- "Was sounded the world over from the privilege o' pitting In the son or rhyme hamlet to town? Heavenly acp.dpip.y," Through the wide world, e\?ery Rabbi Jochanan salfl: "Woe to h I care not for your argument, (royal) authority, "or It buries church steeple . said 'the Arab, ffiis TsTSf land and we want to be more one, prophet who did not outlive to our people. And if Jews continue to come in, four kings." it will only be a short time What is it you want? asked the The following three are loved before ty the Lord He vrho is never exping his ear. The Jews will be more numerous. We want to be more, was the re- cited, he vrho is never drunk, and ply, so no Jews must come he v,-ho does not exist on retaliaWe are but 80 0,000 now in near. number tion. H And the Jews, already 400,000, And what do you vact, asked the The following seven precepts come in while we slumber Nations of the Jew from-did Kabbi Akiba command his Yemen and Germany Ison, Kabbi Joshua, to observe: For a dozen long centuries, said We, they said — &n& there was j'"When rpu studj- do'not take a the Jew, you were content to a look of paleness on their i seat ..in the most populated part rest under foreign dominafaces — we want Eircplj- to; of ihe city (because the noise will be. . tion. interfere vith your studies). For yonr aid in fighting the Turk Dwell not in a city where its leathe Allies gave you a nation This is our land, said the Arab, ders are scholars (because they an Arab home, Syria and Iraa, Transjordan and will devote their time in study yours is Yemen and Egypt, The Jews to it must not be allow- p.nfi vill neglect to protect the ed to come too. town). Trr tc jom the man on More than half a million Jews The Jews must be made to leave, whon? fortune smiles. Make thy fought with Allies — can They will, by Allah, or they will SablSath (meals) as plain as on a grieve. week-cay rather than to depend they not share Palestine on charity. Rise early in the with you Will you give us back, ansvered summer time and eat your breakthe Jew, the graves of our fast before the heat comes, and For reply, the Arab threw & in the winter eat your breakfast sires, bomb at two nurses And they led away two Jewish Will you let HE take with us the before you go out in the cold. Do hills on which were lit Tem- not enter suddenly even in thine girls In hearses ova house. Have good, comfortple fires I did not quite get what you Will you repay us loo, for the toll able shoes on your feet" (so you would not need a chiropodist.) and blood of those •wanted, said the Nations to Who made the Eraefc wilderness the Arab, cupping his ear (The precept, "Dwell not in a blossom, like the rose What we say, said the Arab, is city where It? leaders are schoreally quite clear lars," is antiquated in most cities Palestine is our land, and that's Will you return the offerings of in this country all, For Jews to come here is but out- right gall

German (of all things'.) with his immortal creation of "Nathan the "Wise," the magna charta of tolerance and justice and brotherliness and humanitarianism. He has had a long line of successors; we can name only a few; Dohm, and the Abbe Gregoire, and Leroy Beaulieu, and not forgetting our own American (a Baptist minister) Madison Peters with his "Justice to the Jew," In recent years, no doubt as a counter-poise "Shake, I give you Shalom Aleichein," the Jew recites to the growing Anti-Semitism, we have^seen a growing attithe bamb away, that's for tude of friendliness towards the Jews as evidenced in various "Throw goyiin, not Semites." "Good-Will Movements", sponsored by such organizations as But the Arab in his fes (they deserve immense credit) the Committee on Good Will Only frowned at the Jew in his pince nez between '• Catholics, Protestants and Jews of the Federal Churches of Christ of America, of which the late, lamented Why this fury, said tho Nations, Reverend Parks Cadman was such an inspiring and noble and you're both sons of Abraham active leader. They have instituted meetings and co-operation Of whose loins came the prophet dreaming of peace between of all sorts between all the dominations all over the country. lion and lamb The significant thing is that the Jew is put on a perfect par Shall this land which first uniwith non-Jews which constitutes a distinct advance over the versal peace did birth trianner in which he was treated and regarded not so long ago. Now be the scene of very brothers wishing each other under 'JESSE ISIDOR STRAUS There is the National Conference of Jews and Christians earth. An outstanding merchant and statesman was lost to of which the Honorable Newton D. Baker, Secretary of "War America with the passing of Jesse Isidor Straus. in Wilson's Cabinet, a great advocate of Peace and still a most Turning to~the Nations, the Arab voiced his whine, A member of an illustrious family in American Jewish influential publicist, is Chairman, which has been holding most To many Jews, he said, are comhistory, Jesse Isidor Straus made further history for the Straus helpful, well-organized meetings in various parts of the couning la to Palestine name. "When his father, Isidor Straus drowned on the Titanic, try. . There is the noteworthy Institute of Human Relations We want to stop Jewish immigration, Jesse Straus succeeded him as president of R. H. Macy, which which besides annual sessions in "Wiliamstown, Massachusetts, trader his direction was to become the world's largest depart- has held Midwestern Conferences such as just held in Estes That, In simple, is the situation. ment store. He was recognized as an expert on merchandising Park, Colorado, and Appleton, Wisconsin, participated in by For the lands that we've used, said the Jew, we've paid you problems. Shortly after, Roosevelt took office, Straus was prominent representatives of all faiths and denominations. dearly named United States Ambassador to France. "While he was Again the point is, the perfect equality of the Jew. And there And you sold them to us at prices that made you very cheeriy. The earth is the Lords, according not the first Jewish ambassador or minister from the United i3 Brotherhood Day, held annually in February on WashingIs it right, is it honest, Is it justo Moses, said the Jew in States, he was the first of his race to represent this country ton's Birthday, to which such as President Roosevelt haYe detice true. rsply in a major European power. He made as big a success of his livered inspiring messages; which remind us of Washington's For the hand which held our cash And Moses Is a prophet, of whom to hold the bomb too? the Arabs know, Mohammed diplomatic venture as of his mercantile work. Despite a per- famous letter to the Jews of Newport, giving to 'bigotry, no high. sistent illness, he stuck to his post until his physicians warned sanction, to persecution, no support!' Rhode Island's celebra- And our return to our ancestral The held earth is the Lords anS the him that-to stay longer meant to endanger his life. tion of her Tercentenary recalls Roger Williams' noble work best countries reveal home, has it harmed you a That where that principle preA commentary on the man may be gleaned from the fact in behalf of religious liberty and equality, the foundation of jot? vails, the people get the best that Jesse always insisted on having his name written out in America's espousal of these qualities and principles. In fact Have not the wages of labor, sandeal itary conditions and educafull as a tribute to his father. "While he could have been more all America and the American spirit, as expressed in her Govtion been improved f o r In Switzerland, three peoples personally active in Jewish affairs, Jewish philanthropies found ernment and Institutions, are a triumphant evidence of PhiloArabs a lot? dwell in sniity side by side, him a most liberal giver and his interest in Jewish progress Semitism in the perfect equality accorded the Jew and his being Compare t h e neighbor land, In Canada, two and the many in Transjordan, where Emir w a s great. "••••••, called to the highest political offices and honors which in. the the U. S. is its pride Abdullah reigns not-too-distant future, I am confident, will include the Presi- Has it or any other Arab land Wherever ore people dwell in Isolation, made similar e c o n o m i c dency itself I There you wil almost always find gains? The martyrdom of the Jewish people has in a large measure stagnation Philo-Semitism is a very real and growing thing. Let us enabled Israel to survive the persecution of the ages. Our fore cultivate and encourage it. Someone has spoken of 'the expul- We have dug wells, fought malIt is by contact, by mingling, that and planted trees fathers were willing to sacrifice everything - - even unto the sive power of a good emotion.' It can drive out the bad. The Thesearia, peoples advance acd rise .. sre our sole oKeases supreme sacrifice/of life - - in order to preserve the idealism positive can drive out the negative. Let a strong, • positive and principles of/ Judaism. Philo-Semitism drive out and destroy Anti-Semitism, which pay silent, repentant, grateful tribute to his sublime generAn utter lacking in that fortitude is manifested by the must s6meday take its place'along with war and other evils, osity, his divine magnanimity. Not one Jew, but the Jew, was Jewish community of Milan, Italy. "Within the past month, the as a relic of barbarism, an outworn and obsolete anachronism, the Saviour of the world. Like Joseph, The Jew saved the usually pro-Semitic fascist government of Italy seems to have in the better day that is coming and must come for all the world from- spiritual famine and laoral destruction. "Salvataken a shift in the opposite direction - - with two of the fas- world. tion," is will be acknowledged'by those -who are after all, decist papers directly attacking the "Jewish people. Instead of The old Story of Joseph takeg on new meaning and be- spite all differences, •whether of "Aryan" or "Semite" or what, standing up for their rights as citizens "find their beliefs as comes a parable and a symbpl, Joseph, the Jew, hated by his his'brothers was, indeed "of the Jews." part of Israel, the Jewish community of Milan became alarmed brothers, envious of his many-colored coat of brilliant genius These are the impregnable- rock-bases of the inevitable by the sudden anti-Semitic outburst and announced that it and determined to destroy him, comes to be recognized by Philo-Semitism of the future. 1 formally, severs all ties with the rest of the Jews of the world. them at last, who are bowed to the ground before him, as they . _ - - Frederick Cohn.

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THE JEWISH PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1936 TO BE AT HOME M. Greenberg, Arthur Romm, Debate tournament and DEBORAH SOCIETY Mrs. Wice Tells David Skukart and Lester Lapl- sented with e, lovJng cup for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wohlner Vf R T<?B,r, dus. of Trip Highlights The first regular meeting of Women and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Albert will be at home to their friends White REG Shelrfor ,~hrMrs. David H. Wice, who with the Deborah Society will take Mrs. Ernest Kogg, Mrs. Paul Beth El Auxiliary mnp.rd and relatives a t the Alberts res- Rabbi Wice, visited In Mediter- place Tuesday afternoon, October Blotcky, and Mrs. JuliUB Stein o r are demoting' thfiir time. '•13, at two p. ra. at the Jewish Nu-meds, premedic society, Irvirdence, 685 No. 57th street, from ranean lands this summer, spoke Community Center. All members are to be hostesses at tea MonA dessert-luncheon will precede Kukiin who is widely known ?>-.s dat at 2 o'clock to members of 3 until 9 on Sunday, in honor of n the high lights of her ..trip be- are requested to corae. the Junior Council of Jewthe hospitality committee of the I the first regular meeting or the ; his i&p dancing classes i-.i Mr. and. Mrs. Sol Schwartz of :or£ sh Women Sunday afternoon at Council of Jewish Women, at the | Beth El Auxiliary on Wednesday, New York City who were recent- the Blackstone Lotel. Chesed She! Ernes home of Sirs. Nogg, hospitalityj October 14, at the Jewish Com- te?.m fo tba t h e ly married. Mrs. Schwartz was or chairman. Mrs. Blotcky anfi Mrs. munity Center. Marseilles during the general Mrs. Jacob Blank. president, Sylvia Wohlner before her mar- itrike in Paris, Naples three days The regular meeting of t h e Stein are her co-chairmen. pnrGuests •will include the Mes- who asumeE affice at this time, riage. Assisting will be the Mis- ifter Badoglio triumphantly re- Chesed Shel Ernes will be afternoon at 2 p. m. a t daraes Moe Tenger, Ben Marcus, will present her Bor.rc of Direc- and treasurer oJ t.be frepr;;:;«•-:•• ses Phylis Roddy, Sylvia Letwin, urned from Ethiopia, and Vienna Monday fter Austria's pact with Ger- the Funeral home. Plans Icr the Harry Rochman, Sam Pepper, tors to the organization end they class? respecU^'elj". SOMMERS TO BE AT HOME BAR MTTZVAH SATURDAY iybil Cooperman and Minnie Ei- many were some of the places opening will be discussed. As | William Polak, Herbert Neveleff, in turn will outline their JJ1E.EE The following mer. n.rr- r>v"iee-fSUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rice ansenstatt. No invitations have Mrs. Wice and her husband saw. this is a very important meeting, j Hyrcis KiMer, Morris Lineman, for the coming year. of the hou^e «t present: KobP~«. 7 i l r . and Mrs. Louis Sommer nounce the Bar Mitzvab. of their ' . iverywhere, she said a feeling of all member are urges to attend. Philip Levey, SJictey Krupinsky, : Mrs. Harry Trusiln, rrocram Siie'ler, president; Heroic fc'onv•will be a t tome to their .friends son, Morris Norman, a t the Beth- been issued. Robert Kooper, Sara S-srarti, Sam chairman, vrill tell about her trip ner, vice president, I-ert!BV<". unrest and of fear is prevalent, Sunday October 11 from 3 to 7El Synagogue, 20 th and Dodge, Yousem, Alfred Mayer, Abraham i ^ h Mr. Trustln to Polcnd. TfeiF \rhRe. secretary, rail L R W SVP»'he outstanding impression Mrs. RECUPERATING o'clock, honoring their Son andSaturday, October 10 at 9:30 a. Hadassah Bolker, Joe Jacobs. (meeting will be open to the pen-rurer, arid EB"OH' .rerelme-n, hisBess Nepomerlch De Port Is Wice took away with her frora daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. m. A reception .will be given in err.l public to enable r.o riot-torn Palestine is the remarktorian. recuperating from a minor operaOthers will be the Mesdames his honor Sunday from 3 to 5 p. Hubert Sommer. No cards have Mrs. Irvin Levin, newly electbers to hear Mrs. Trustin, ble way in which the people go tion performed at St. Catherine's Julius GoldTrare, Ben. Friedman, j m. and from 8 to 10 p.m. a t the ed president of the Omaha chapbeen issued. n living and working as if con- ter on Hadsssah, announces a Philip Gilinsky, Clarence Berg-1 Jirs. Moe Vengrer and her home of Mrs. - Morris Brodkey, Hospital, September 10. ditions were normal, as if they board meeting Monday, October man, Marian Cohen, David Ep- chairman, Mrs. Nate Turner, vill 3322. Webster. No invitations ANNOUNCE BAR MITZVAH were utterly unaware of the trou- 19, at 1 o'clock at the Jewish steia, Leon FellniaE, Joseph Free- take ' orders for the annual bake \ PIONEER WOMEN FOR KENT—Cl le and the danger which con- Community Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simon have been Issued. naa, Allan Kohan, Morris Shap- sale which will take place Noveni- . Nice!*' £un\if>b.ed Center. ber 4, at the BrandeiE Store. j ronts them. This they do, she anounce the Bar Mitzvah. of their BRIDGE LUXCHEOX iro, Sasi Toper, James Cornman, couple 0" ' r r HrasiM;.Mrs. J. Raznick, chairman of ;aid in the hope that such an at- The Hadassah Study Circle Nathan Turner, Mel Peltmaa, and son, Eugene, on Saturday, Octo- Mrs. J . Abrahamson's circle of hold its first meeting on rert. Xfr« •will hold its first meeting on • — the drawing by the Pioneer Wo-, itude will sooner bring about an ber 10, a t the Beth Hamedrosh the Temple Israel Sisterhood will Zeta Beta Hagodal Synagogue, 19 th. and hold a bridge luncheon at Tem-men, announces that the date of amicable settlement. Tuesday, October 13, at the home Joseph Steinberg. the drawing has been postponed Plans for the organization's, an- of Mrs. O. C. Belzer, 224 So. 42 Still other members of the comBurt streets. ple Israel, Friday, October 30, atand will be set in the near future. Street. .Mrs. Helea Shapiro will mittee who vrill attend are the In the ranks for proraotior in ] They will be at home. Sunday, o'clock. The Omaha chapter of the Pio- nual winter dance to be held Dec- be Mrs/ Eelzer's co-hostess. A Hesdamss I2adore Tv'einer. How- the regiment a t Lincoln, v-ere October 11, from 2 to 9. All rel- Hostesses be Mrs. Ben neer Women will be represented ember 12 were made at the reg-j <jesEer{; luncheon will be served at ard Milder snfi Charles Schlaifer. Llo3'd Friedman, Phil Laser, and atives and friends are cordially Stiefler, Mrs.will Sam Gilinsky, Mrs. n Boston, October 15, at the Na- ular business meeting- before Mrs. 1 o'clock. Mrs. David Goldstein On Tuesday at 1 o'clock a des- j Lawrence Green, v,-hc merited H.r.;> \. I,- r). invited, No cards are being ia- T. Mayer, Mrs. Joe Meyer, Mrs.tional convention., Mrs. H. Olnin Wico*s talk. Tobye Flax 2s ges-will conduct this class and her sert luncheon Till be given at the; the positions of captain •.no. firsi. sued. E. Yousem, and Mrs. Horace and Mrs. J. Feldman will be dele- ;ral hcairman for the affair, Hel- subject will be "Jewish Ethics j home of Mrs. David R. Cohen, | lieutenant. All three h re ehOTB Rosenblum. en Steinberg of Council Bluffs, is and Religion as pertaining to the j and airs. W. A. Kosenberg a t ' great interest in military traingates. r *.«.iTi**. T" co-chairman, Rose Steinberg-, con- Home." Those interested in Join- j Mrs. Cohen's home for The tele- j ing, having beer, members ol ENGAGED Jr. Hadassah this group are asked to call phone committee. jPershing Rifles. Phil Laser v:as tact chairman, Betty Segal, pubAT BRIDGE Mrs. H. Hirschmann has re-HOSTESS licity chaiman. Bell Goldberg, Mrs. Eelzer or Mrs. M. F. LevenMrs. Abe N. Cohen, 2219 Spenceived word that her sister. Miss Among those attenfiing will be: also s. member of the crack EQuafi. The Junior Hadassah held an tickets, and Lylyan Chudacoff is son, educational chairman. The the Mesdames Karry_. ___. _ Lloyd Friedman was president of Charlotte Hlrschberg of Los An- cer Street,"was hostess at a bridge RaYitz, H.'j Drossec V't V. I -L \ [ geles,, is engaged to marry Mr. party last Sunday, honoring Miss important board meeting Tues- in charge of arrangements. ;rotip is open to members' of Ha- p_ jytilder, Norton Richards, Ed- : the house last year p.nd was reday evening, October 6, at the dassah. Simon Kendis of that city. The Ethel Halperin who is to be* marwin • Brodkey, Philip Grossman, E.| cently elected president of the Mrs. I. Grossman, chairman of I. Rubin, Paul Goldstein, and interfraternity council. •weddings-will taise place after the ried to Dan Cohen, There were Jewish Community Center. Plans A. Z. A. 100 the Hadassah Rummage Sale, has Reuben Brown. twenty-four guests. Prizes were were made f o r the annual first of the year. Ernest 'Wintroub has been chochosen the Mesdames A. TheoBoth Miss Hlrchberg and Mr.won by Mrs. ?J. Green, .Mrs. A.Thanksgiving Dance to be held Additional members who have sen as a varsity cheer leader for November 2S, at the Hotel FonThe reports of the standing EE.1503 dore, Charles Ross, H. Reuben, Kendis are formerly of Omaha. Meyerson, and Mrs. J. Kaplan. tenelle. ommittees, Tvhich are Religions, and J. Laries, to assist her this been asked are the Mesdames | the coming year. As a freshman Jay Bercovci, David Brown, M.' he copped honors in the Long The first regular meeting of ublications, Athletic and Social, year. Mrs. Grossman asks that ENTERTAINS AFTER THEATRE PARTY/ the Junior Hadassah will be held was the main feature of a regu- those who have contributions to entertained Mr3. E. Weinberg An after theatre party will be last Thursday a t her home, hon- next Thursday evening, October lar meeting of Century Chapter make for the Kumtaage Sale given for the Arrangements and 15, at promotly a t eight o'clock of A. Z. A. -was held Sunday af- please have the bundles ready as Ticket Sale3 committees in charge oring Mrs. I. Kulakofsky and herat the Jewish Community Center. ernoon, October 4, at the Jewish soon as possible and to call anydaughter, who left for Chicago of the film, "The Land of PromThree new officers will be elected Community Center. one on the committee to pick ise," which is to have a single where they will make their fu- to fill vacancies. All members and A new social committee under them up. The date of the RumTOPCOAT HEADQUARTERS showing Wednesday night, Oc- ture home. prospective members arec ordially the chairmanship of Phil Malkin mage Sale •vrill be announced latMrs. Kulakofsky is president of tober 14, at the Paramount Theainvited to attend this meeting. was appointed by the Aleph' er. tre. The place is to announced the local Women's Hizrachi orodol, Harold Zelinsky. Those ganization and the members of later. . afsisting chairman Malfcin are CULTURE AMD SOCIAL the organization presented her Women's Mizrachi Anyone selling thirty or more Sam Kaplan and Arthur Gould. ticfcets wiil be extended an invi- with a gift at this affair In appreGROUP Plans for the International A. Z. ciation of her wort. At the same The first meeting of the sea-A. tation. Day program which is to be time the organization also preson for the Women's Mizrachi A number of line parties are beheld Sunday afternoon, October The Culture and Social group, ing planned for the Bhowing, in-sented a gift t o Mrs. ¥ m . Kuk- will be held Wednesday, October 18, vrere reported upon by Aleph a newly-organized club sponsored cluding: Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kul-Hn for her work a3 chairman of 21. It is planned to hold the iodol, Harold Zelinsky, chairman by the Omaha Hebrew Club, ield drawing a t this" meeting. Mrs. A.of the program committee. Harry afcofljfcy, who will have as their the bazaar. a meeting, Monday, October 5, Shafton is chairman. All memguests Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Saks of Kansas City will be at the house of Mr.S. Kenyon. bers are requested to bring their Freeburg of Council Bluffs; Mr. and Mrs.VISITORS guest speaker at the program. Temporary officers elected were: Miss Irene Stark and Miss Fan stubs to the meeting. Rueben Kulakofsky, who will Also, the second edition of the Chairman, S. Kenyon; Dramatic have as their guest their daugh- Komisor of Cheyenne, Wyoming, A program Is being arranged and refreshments will be served. Century Sentinel will be issued director, A. Wolk; Music director, . ter, Mrs. Aaron Rlchard3 of Sanare visiting Rose G. Cohen. H. Meyerovitz; Secretary. H. Eaamong those present. Jose, California; Mr. and Mrs. dennan; and publicity. Eve Konsocial service committee ol Louis Kulakofsky who will have A. Z. A. 100 is cooperating with ecky. Refreshments -were servMr. and MrB. Max Greenberg as the Women's Division of the Jew- ed. their guesta Those Interested who have muish Community Welfare Federa• Rabbi and Mrs. David A. Wice tion in making the Old Clothes sical or dramatic talent are asked who recently returned from a By liELEi J ZIGMOND phone Mr. Kenyon, Harney three month' Mediterranean trip Hollywood — George E. Stone ma replied, ."Why doesn't he askcampaign, which is being launch- to 3997. ed now, a thorough success. which included Palestine, will be A Bpecial meeting of the chapamong the interested spectators. is a specialist in dying for the me himself?" He did. That began ter will be held at the Jewish Vaad Men's Club They are going to have a group screen. Once he was thrown in- Hollywood's perfect romanceanother time he Irving Thalberg was genuinely Community Center Sunday, Oc- The Men's Club cf the Vaad to a sewer . of ten in their party. drove off a cliff with a coach and loved in this glittery tinsel town tober 11. have its first monthly dinteam*.. . again he was suffocated and he was sincerely, deeply POSTPONE DRAWING ner meeting on Thursday October mourned. All social affairs and later he was simply a desk ThB Women's Mizrachi organ- in 15 at 6:30 p. m. at the Bnal IsSEES EAST EUROPEAN and in his last take-off premieres were postponed for a shot ization has postponed the drawing he rael Synagogue. Mr. Harry TniHweek after his passing. popped into the Hereafter with LOSING WILL TO LIVE tin will speak on his trip to Eurof the cfi'alr to the date of the In Paris the tragic news was first meeting of the season on a tap on the top-knot. New York (JTA) — Morris C. ope. broken gently to Carl Laemmle. Wednesday afternoon, October For reservations call Harney Troper, comptroller of the Joint Lionel Stander is adept at re-First he was told of Thalberg's 21, at the Jewish Community Distribution Committee, said on G266 or "VTalnnt S4S1. signing. He resigned in four Illness, and a few hours later he Center.grammar schools "before finish- was handed the newspaper which his arrival from a tour of Central Ing in the fifth , . . It took four carried the sad story, "Uncle" and Eastern Europe that he noted FOR RENT: Nicely furnished AT JOSLYN high schools to get him bis sec-'carl Is still depressed. He was a waning of the Jews' determina- 8 room house to a couple or tion to live out their lives. Two interesting lectures, both ondary education and three uni- always proud of Irving . beadults. Heat, gas and electric free of charge, are being given at versities for a college diploma. lieves "there Is no one who can Should complete deprivation of bills paid. Reasonable rent. the Joslyn Memorial this Sunday Afterwards he had about tw<J doz- take his place." legal rights of Jews, as occurred afternoon. The first of these is en jobs from which he resigned. in Germany, be visited on the 'MRS. IHAX SRSIER "The Meaning of Culture" by Then he discovered that radio, Jews in Eastern European counWhlttllngs: Joan Blondell had tries, he said, "the disaster of the Bishop G-.Bromley Oxnam, which stage, and pictures paid salaries 2 811 Hamilton St. will be presented in the lecture for his Kind or tom-foolery. eighteen complete ensembles In Jews In Germany would pale Into Atlantic 6SSI hall a t 3:30 p. m. The second Thenceforth comedy was his ca-her trousseau. She had two wed- Insignificance." ding dresses made by different will be an illustrated lecture reer. designers. When they were fin- gj.*^r^g!j^^gw^j^g*gjUg^i^ "The Temple Builders Through the Ages" by Gertrude Matteson. London fog didn't dampen Ar- ished she decided which was to This lecture will be given at thur Caesar's wise-cracking . . . be THE wedding gown. Eddie Cantor held an invitational re3:30 p. m. In the lecture hall. He relates that "he had & hard Men Who Wear T, The - regular 4 p. m. Sunday time trying to keep his accent. . . hearsal a t the Wilshire-Ebell r organ recital will be played by but the English had a still worse Club a Bort of preview aircrih They're Greatest Me: ing of his first broadcast, "Going Martin W. Bush, assisted by Hen-struggle to keep theirs. to Texaco Town." Francis Lederry G. X!ox, violinist. After-thoughts about Thalberg: er shakes hands with store clerks He never allowed his name to ap-who wait on him. Paul Mun: pear on the screen credits of hislearned to play Chinese muslca productions. When asked why, instruments for "Good Earth" . he said, "Credit is something val- also learned to eat with chopBy Mrs. David M. Newman, uable only when It ia given_to sticks. Songwriter L. Wolfe Gilyou.; If you are In a position to beryQias become a publisher and — Butterscotch Cookies give yourself credit, then you dofinj&fhls first problem Is acauiri^Kjfcbe Tight9 to his own compo% cup butter, 2 cups brown not need it." sugar, 2 eggs, 1-16 teaspoon salt, The opening night for any ofsitions. % teaspoon vanilla, 1 teaspoon his pictures, whether in London, Goldman and Ruben, the rival soda, 1 teaspoon cream of tartar, New York, Chicago, or Hollywood exhibitors, had another verbal 2% cups flour, 1 cup chopped -would find him in his studio of- set-to. " I hear the audience hissfice, tensely excited. He didn't nuts. '• ed at your picture last night," smoke, but walked up and down, Cream butter; add sugar gradtaunted Goldman. "That's ually; add beaten eggs and van-or tilted in his chair, or nibbled down-rlgbt lie," I T© SELL I2.fS.1f.fS illa. Sift flour -with the soda, at chocolates if there were any his competitor, yelled Ruben 'There was no cream of tartar, and salt; add toin his secretary's desk. The while, audience!" first mixture. Shape into rolls, telephone and telegraph wires wrap in -wax paper. Place in re-buzzed incessantly. He not only frigerator over night. Slice and worked feverishly In the making FADE! bake on. a greased cooky sheet of his pictures, but followed them for ten minutes at 375 degrees. up commercially as to ticket-sale, ' • •• • F O R ' R E N T - ••• audience reaction, press comNear 50th and Underwood. ments, etc. Salmon Souffle His habit of jotting ideas In Room, §".50 per week. New 1 pound can red salmon, SMART C H i fsmoKf J*rr-?T'.2~." ' — ? c : : r " '- cf & speeggs, 1 tablespoon onions chop- his note-book was the source of Inner Spring.. H o t Water. Meals if desired. GL-0 499. His romance with Norma Shearer. ped fine, 1 tablespoon chopped cially v e v r r . crc" ->• £~-J ':••*,' T £ fabric CLIMGIMG green pepper, 1 tablespoon lemon Some years ago he noticed a The back * r Iir.-J ;':--::-.-" T-.— ~ \ <bc face young actres3 In a Universal picjuice. T r SIZES 12 TO 20 S 8 TO 421 ture. Something striking about of Jbeanllfcl'f ^-^'cJ S-rlr"-rr ••: Trrrp ... White Sauce: 2 tablespoons butter, 2 tablespoons f 1 o u r, her personality prompted him to the p a l t e r s rzz.~c I : r c r l r d , r , srz '.hem. IS WILL PA¥ ¥OU sprinkle of pepper, 1 cup milk, Inscribe her name in his book and Skirts .that we?3 sisSs to flatTo'-Oonsalt -• H teaspoon salt. Melt butter; his memory. When he became affiliated with -MG. M-, h e offer: :-Tc:rcrka Fe&tures ter figures . , so nsstter what blend with the flour. Add milk • MALASHOCK'S v ' ed her a contract. She was then and Btir until thick. size yoa wesrl Ths novelty When baying • • • Pour gradually over beaten alternating bet./een. film acting DIAMONDS*' • • " patterss, t&a filstlneliva seskyolks.. Let cool. Add green pep- and photograph modelling. She WEDDING, SINGS ." Ilaes are oialy a few cf tha per.onion, and lemon juice to thedeclined tha offer. He persisted WATCHES - Stt.VEBWAEB Qaked salmon. Then combine Finally/, terms were agreeable . Eslslisd f e a t u r e s of she accepted. But not untill three and GIFS with the white sauce and fold In Esarrelass fccits! fa her yeara later, years of seeing the beaten whites. Ms,ck, zsxj, 3 Pour In a buttered baking dish. almost daily a t the studio, did Bake for thirty minutes a t 325he get up enough courage to ask ESop—EeconS degrees and then for fifteen min- for a "date." Even then he had his secretary do the asking. Nor- ii utes..at 350 degrees.

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TO HELP LANDON—Herbert Hoover, at. right, former President of the United-States, agrees to make several speeches to aid Governor Alf M. Landon. left, to the high executive position. The two are shown as-Mr. Hoover visited the Governor in tha executive mansion at Topeka, Kan., to-talk over campaign plans. Mr. Hoover earlier attacked the New Deal tax program. • '

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WINNER —- Making an average speed of 123 miles an hour, here is C. W. A. Scott, British flier, who with Giles Guthrie won the $20,000 air race from London to Johannesburgr South Africa. The race was sponsored by Isadore W. Schlesinger, American - born . capitalist, to boost the Empire Exposition. .

TWIN AIDS TWIN—Eddie Lanavich, left, was brought into court In Detroit, Mich., on a robbery charge by a.man and'woman held up in.an automobile. When Mrs. Anna Kemp, a sister, heard about it, she brought Eddie's twin.George. into court, dressed like Eddie and with burnt-cork simulation of Eddie's black eye. This so confused the complainants that, the case was dismissed.

COMMUNITY—Mrs. Joseph Aubin putting the finishing touches to her log cabin near Northumberland, N. H. She is the wife of one of the co-operative log-cabin community members who have bought land at $60 an acre and built cabins at $400 each. Pine, maple and birch timber was taken from neighboring woods.

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CHAMPION BOSEBS—Foreign ring champions arrivAg for the United States-Europe matches to be held in New York, Oct. 7-8. Left to right: Gavino Matta, Ulderico Sergo and Marin Facchia, Italy; Dezso Frigyes and Imre Harangi, Hungary: Pietro Bignamini and Augusto Bonadio, Italy; Imre . Mandl, Hungary; Trainer Toscani and Luigi Musina, Italy, and Ferenc Nsgy, Hungary.

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Harry Wolf and Isador Dansky in Yiddish story telling conttest: Sam Swartz the jeweler . . , A Kosher label on one of the products of a local paper and notion house is causing some comments . . . The .man •whose intellingent and descriptive announcements of the current events and history on one of the most popular programs . . . and whose thrilling voice declares that "Time Marches On" is: Cornelius Westbrook Van Voorhis,, a ; Xew Yorker who broadcasts frequently under the name of Hugh Conrad . . % Fay .G. a student with a brilliant.-scholastic record, is having difficulty with her studies . . . . beau trouble is the cause . . . The bachelor attorney, he of the premature gray hair, has been entertaining a charming .young lady . . . and busy bodies of the ."small talk" type have been chattering . . . Abe Katz has ceased to "prowl" . ..*.- His "pash" has •left t o resume her studies inthat fashionable Tennessee school for young' "leddies" . . . The 'skull and bones* aspirant, Mel Sommer, is at the Univer-

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Cash prizes for wini migration into Palestine, the half T e n t l °f °' t t e British Association •was celebrated during the^ past ners and Orpheum theatre tic'million Jews of Germany wt-ek . . . concludes with Simconyptu for T h 0 |for Advancement of Science, kets for all contestants — The have.pinned their chief hopes on! Processor h . J. Fieure, world- to 1>p l»elf? ir clias ' Torah Friday, October 9th Comunity Forum which begins on the Hclv Land, are considering : renowned anthropologist ceridec . . . Reports have reached us that Tromen, f November 18 with V. S. Senator I other overseas countries for S e t - i t h e N a z ! P° l l t l C B i conception, of many local observant Jews feastlull share :r a c e Nye as the first speaker — SeItlement and are looking to AusP ° ^ i n g out that few Gerin their Sukkahs (booths) built and ; pioneering:. In f'ne cure your tickets now as this ser, tralia to provide a new haven of mans were tall, blue-eyec". in their, yards .. . . It is .intended blond-headed. Most of them, he : take turne at pi;K.rd Cn P.?K". ies bids fair to be a sell out —, refuge. to be a reminder of the dme said are preponderantly broad- • place Arab ptrikerF in Eugene Blazer is .the chairman ! Although, after six months of when Jews lived in such booths headed, broad-faced and rather j she declared, pointing out. 'ih = t for the current series — And do | disorders in Palestine, the Jews during their forty years of wano n e Jewess w a s k i l l e d }•>•<-• p.x\ Arp.li not fail to attend the Paramount j here have learned to place little dering "in the desert.. . , • God's while standing guarn. theatre. on Oct 14. to see "The 'credence in the alarmist reports'. loving kindness is symbolized Land of Promise," a rare flim I of the official Nazi press, it is i G S F I t i a S l F l I l T S S "Neither the women of Pplprwith Sukkahs being decorated treat . . .'. Tentative arrangements | generally believed here t h a t re- | TUff ;*."•*. Vt~.-mm.,.1 ~. ~ tine n'or those tlesirioiiF of bloomwith fruits and foliage of the fall have been made by the Omaha ing Palesi.inie.ns have- bper, frightseason . . . In the Eefornv Temjgardless of the outcome of the I MOSt^Popular ^ Hebrew Club for a Landon-Rooseened by tlte- event? of i.he p?«-. ples Succoth is ~lso marked by a ! disorders," eves if the British ! £n Palestine velt debate that promises to be a sis: months," !\~rs. Id^lpohr ^-^-rri-^ ceremony of consecration . . . in .Government does not temporarily!, Lcm(ion (JTAT — Filmg in the sizzler. It will probably be held L which young children are formal! suspend immigration, settlement; German language are the most eel. 'As R result v-e are still con_ _ a week before election '. . . ; This srirl is a typical Jewish ChalutsaK in Palestine, pionly inducted into the religious in the Holy Land will become .popular j Palestine, says World , tinning; cur work wiU\ Germs n n eering the rebirth of a. people ir. their homeland. Tiiss picture school with emphasis on the sig" jFilm News, a British trade pub- : girls." is taken from "The Land of Promise," Palestine epic which wi!l more difficult. She saicl R pren't. proWem vrpf* nificance of the Succoth holiday be shown here next Wednesday evening for the benefit ef the These difficulties, it is believed location, because the majority of . . . T h e above is written princilocal Talmud Torah. here, will be telt "not only by Ger-j Jewish film-goers knovr German created, by (.lie exoO.up 01 if-.f'OO pally to remind the adults who — : ; ;—: Jinan Jews going to Palestine v.n- " or Yiddish. However movies made .Tev.'F from Jaffa and neichliorits!:: • ••• have been busy with the current bit. Seven Arts Feature Syndi-'pjay much.: baseball. this season ! d e r t h e l a b o r schedules, but alsojin Berlin are no longer eh own in Arsb towns, v.-ho consiiUupi" F Prajrue . health h?."?"d viipp *hcy crovdrrt world series and also the football1 cate again will name the Official!- - and for proof, just take a san- by t h e larger number who enter ] Palestine, but. Vienna. calendar! M Jewish All-American team and[der at where those Detroit Tig- the country in t h e "capitalist" j and Budapest produce photoplays info Tel Avjv. ?Iir clr?cvi1>pr! i h r v o r k of sr-rrpr^pt}n<- \fir- ij\vp~r.vc~ award the eleven boys .with, gold i ers are in the American League. category by proving possession of jwith German dialogue. "The Iron Fist in Germany" . . JEWISH XEWS „ $5,000 or raore. The latter class j American films hold a stronc footballs, the second and third) And finally, my lachrymose Welcome Home first anti-Hitler ... Although Palestine leaders are This .was the These j pals - ^ - look, I'm weeping now, is especially affected by t h e fact j attraction for Palestine, especialOor popular City Commission- calling frantically for an emer- book published in this country . _. teams with certificates. awards' are made possible • too - - there's the case of Milty t h a t t h e disorders have interfer-j ly those with a dramatic plot a n d ; e r Hary Trustin regaled us gency fund to build defensive No -wonder the Nazi government ed with, t h e smooth functioning j brief dialogue. There are about with an accoimt of his travels block-houses in the colonies, link officially lists her as "unfreund- through the cooperation of the j Galatzer, reported to be with the of the transfer arrangement j £5 Jewish theatres oi which the nry r.urir.sr P famine ?nn o^d^rpf Veterans of the ; Clevelan-d Indians. Bet search as through K n r o p e . . . . at the re- the Yisbnb with better roads and lich." . . . Jewish War whereby German Jews exported j majority, with an average of the distriluiiion of Pll t*ip richsi? jl might the daily box scores, I United States. •• gnar Inncheon gathering of the pay the Jewish shares for added TEL AYXV BROADCASTtXG their capital to Palestine in the j i , c o o teats each, are in Jerusa-: therein, v h i c h had been collected To assure thorough recogni-! find no proof whatsoever. Poor form of German gotids. B'nai B*rith bread-breakers . . police protection, there are JewThanks to Sigmund Braverilem, Haifa and Tel Aviv, They; by his ancestors r n d by himRe'C, Trust to Trustin to give a de- ish leaders in the United States man of Cleveland for the follow- tion of your local grid stars, and | Milt! He's one of the league's among .he poor o£ t h e country. In certain German Jewish cir-jare modem!;.- equipped ?,n<! v e i l - 1 tailed-description of -what is who are violently opposed to any ing stories of disturbed Palestine, their possible All-American selec- j greatest fielders, can throw &s His relatives objected, to ike discles, the belief is held, tfcst a j patronized. 'The Ar?h popiilptio" ! transpiring abroad . . . Space such additional campaign • tribution and stud to i-hf: Ling; •where Sig and his wife, Libbie, tion, just drop a line to the j well - if not better - than .most greatly reduced Jewish emipraj h few theatres cl its own. i as however, prevents us from pub- The American Committee for the spent their vacation this year . . . writer, care of Seven Arts Feat-j of 'em. and he's a .300 hitter ' tion from the Reich to Palestine j There has heen a nnt.jeep.hip ' T o u r ancestors collected these lishing the high lights of hi3 Settlement of Jews in Birobidjan In Jerusalem they say that now,* ure Syndicate, 220 East 42nd:when playing regularly. may arise result in a change in • trend in favor or British ?n<3 treasui'E- fu-d added ikem io il.in?fBut what happened to Milt? trip . . . He is schednled to before long be minus the ser- thanks to. Arab snipers, it's lit- St., New York, and the notation! the attitude of the Nazi" author-i French films, Eccordinp to t h e . of their pnoestors p.iic. now yov; speak before some of our local vices of Abe Shohan, its execu- erally true, as the Talmud de- will be duly recrded. Then we'll:He doesn't know himself. He just ^ have throvT. them r.wF-T f-i'ir.»Ti.t: towards tn move-; Film News. iOllo^'ing" the deterorganizations . . . Ton shall tive director, who did a swell job clared long ago, that he vrho dispatch one of our eagle-eyed i warms the Indian bench day a t - j £ ~ t ^ a o ^ ^ { ^ l e s ha've j foraUon in Viennese production. those ipnoratit. poor people,'" IM;! then be privileged to listen to That North Bergen (N. J.) walks four steps in the Holy City scouts to watch the young, man in jter day, and that's all there is to een t o i e r a t e d a E d ae ajro. a British n l m was ; "- -• encourhis observations . . . Talmud Torah which made the will go straight to heaven . . . action and, who he it Maybe the Indians will tVFP.r-v~?~ iv. but last season brought "- v l -' r hecause headlines when its Christian Even the kids know what it's all may be the recipient of a where the' a greater number than ever beaccelerate the departure of neighbors complained it. "w;a% too about in Palestine these daya . . . football, come All-American pick-(trade him. Too many clubs ia I FTT. Isyi Weekly Citations lore. j the big leagues can "use a player v.o t/h^P'"e^ rnrt rpsph fhprn. xtir To the Omaha Be^-News . . . noisy, has doubled its member- Take the little boy who was ing time. ] The program, containing neve* With prospects of emigrating nsterjp! riclie~; T P And, while on the subject of of his ability. So why should t 0 p a I e E t i n e for its Yom Klppur service illus- ship as a result of the attendant standing on a streetcomer in Tel collected fcy the <3e-jreeis, a full-length features There'll , be no Aviv as a Magen David Adam am- football, we might mention that- Cleveland, -with all its outfield velopementB ' of ' the . the caption over the publicity pe.tbering spiritnp.I v ^ ^ l ' h . TJT« tration last six I sometimes "shorts," UFUF.11:" red for t.Tns e s ^ M r Hfer Schwaczkin theatrical oponings on- Broadway bulance shot by, bound for the the professional gridders, indud-; material, cling onto him? picture of- Cantor months, there is an increasing i p.bout twe hours. Englisti preparing for the tiprri . The pro- Hadassah Hospital standing before the altar - was on October 2Sth An agita- ing a. large number of Jewish ! No, I didn't- forget tendency to look to " other over-jrrencfe films ?re rub-titlee sympathetically and intelligently ducers have, agTeed not to raise ted woman ran np to the boy and players, are planning to turn the'Jewish player — Phil Yv'eiutraub. seas couatries, especially Aus-1 on a little side-screen He' done in "Holy is the Name of the the-, curtain on new shows that asked: "What's the matter?" . . . "Hoover Corner." Year by year, Phillie, who,-like Galatzer, was tralia. .Reports" received Swe^Ba " A r a b i c translation? It is a broad-minded day in order to avoid a conflict Whereupon h e ' replied: "No pro foofbali becomes more popu-1 raised on Chicago's west Lord" from German Jews" who -have' em- ! shewn. Theatres r.re closed this with the "Night of Stars" , . . . known casualties" encourage ! FncW pnd o?^n a-r-in o" thf' The Scotch lar, and within a few seasons itiwas traded.by the Giants to the ;i g T a t e d t o A B S t - a l i a and tolerant treatment of anything Noah Heyman, one o f the chief Highlanders, .they say,, w e r e should occupy a place similar to: St. Louis Cardinals, and thence. t h o s e reE iEimns ot look, to -thati o f the Sabbath. kind, :that more than Body brought to Palestine to lessen the I to the minors. But instead of Tit- country as" a new haven for refu- \ else helps destroy the profession- engineers of the . Fisher One-of the pro league's stormy! ter despair, Phil took a new hold j ce_ N e w possibilities also appear al bigot's • cry "The Jew is God- Corporation claims to have had waste of ammunition by the BritThe first documentary evidence likewise to the Omaha the smallest succah on record on ish troops there, who reputedly p e t r e l s - t h i s season will be Lou! en ••his big hat, started pounding | t o b e o p e l -<-c- in Rhodesia. less" .ovring the presence of Jews in; the back porch of his Detroit World-Herald for Its photo of the shoot at Arabs only-for-the ex- Gordon, who for .five years w a s ; t h e ball to a l l fields, and next A great number of German Jews j jrope elites from 16G S. C. ; Sukkah and description of same home . • . I t measured 3 by 5 ercise, and never "to kill . . . . . In the backbone of t h e Chicago Car-.season will report to t h e Cincia- are anxious to proceed to the j Cupolernus. son G£ John.: . . . To Captain Joseph Goldware, feet . . . Jay Levy, a deaf mute, this, connection it is said that the dinaljline. This summer, Lou • w a j ^ ' Reds. . . . A a 4 incidentally, j American continents, particular-! Jason, son d EJeazer, came i 1 son of Mr: and Mrs. Sanf^GOldr is the roller skating-ChanrpTon of [numb'e'r of Arab casualties'can traded^ to the" Green Bay Packers, j watch" those Reds next season. ly Central America where Ger- to Kome as the pmbassadors of j -ware, who -was chosen as the the Middle West. .accounted for only by presuming|where he has taken on a n e w : (CopjTight 1936 by Seven Arts man Jews who emigrated at the ! Jndas Maccabeus. 1 ranking CSptaln'of the Crelghton RELIGIOUS NOTES that for every • Arab shot by;lease on i i s gridiron life and I Feature Syndicate) advent of the Nazi regime are \ Dr. C. * C. Burns, maternal University ROTC regiment . . . troops two die laughing at t'-- should experience another fine reported, to be doing well. i He Ig. the assistant to the Com- grandfather of Dr. Frank Gavin British tactics That the season. Chri*ti£T::ty mandant, Major Hardin Q. Swee- of the General Theological Sem- general strike is by no means i« J GOODBYE, BASEBALL, ney '. . . T o Morris Dansky, son inary, one of the few non-Jews per cent general'is a well-known j GOODBYE!! Lbked Ej Kazi PEJESS J Warsaw-Te! Avir Air !iae$ of Mr.; and Mrs. Herman Dansky to have attended the Hebrew Un- fact We're just about ready to bury] And what is going on in 'and, Harry; Perelman, son of Mr. ion College,' was among the first those Arab; shops which surrept- the .1936 baseball season, and] Warsaw A p perms.n- ] ( ^ X S ) — "Bolshevism Bolshevism a ((WNS) N ) B e r i j n and Mrs. Nathan Perelman . . •; contributors to the College . . . itiously continue to do business is brother, it's with no regrets. In • Jews' Bible"! ent commercial air line between i s t b e frult of t h When Isaac M. Wise visited who were accorded special hondescribed as "Business as usual fact, next.to attending the F n n e r - ; founded on the' "YTarsaw and Tel Aviv will be in-.; and c h r i E t i a l l i t ^ Dr. . Burns during altercations." ors at Cneightbn •University for Greensburg, I n d . , al of the German house painter, \ BB ii bb ll 88 ii a l s o ii ss ^Bolshevistic, j ^Bolshevistic, it is is augnrated here,. it maintaining a. 9 0 a v e r a g e shocked the community by pubtt l i | The planes of the line will fly '• throughout their junior year . . . licly entertaining the Jewish lea- (Copyright 193S by Seven Arts our. greatest pleasure conies in | declared in the official organ of marching, funeral . lite, ' ia the ;G e r m a l l A c t i O a, Nazi pagan or- by way of Roinnania and Greece ] and thereby earning' a scholar- der . . . Former Constable HarFeature Syndicate.) making stops at Bucharest and i wake of baseball. For just look • ganization. Detroit ship from the University . -. . To ry (Schlussel) Keys of what he did Jewish, ht h did to t our J i h stars. tr | "Numerous passages of the Eo- Athens. The trip will require j the "Women's Division of the J. tells us that the Jewish populaTake a look at what awful jiy 'Writ," the paper charges, "are 24 hours each way. | C. C. who are sponsoring a series tion of the United States increas1936 baseball^did to Buddy liver, (easily recognized as Bolshevist The air line was first proposed ; of lectures on Jewish History ed by several .thousands during who last year batted .350 for the j class theories." by the late Dr. Nahum Sokolow. ! and the Jewish scene . ' . . the first Rosh Hashonah and • Yom Kip: Washington Senators to lead the j — : project of its kind in the city . . . pur . . . This is how: Many.nonAmerican league. ' Unfortunate j The Double Cellophane WTEpping on Old Gold Cigarettes we suggest' to . the' " bridge and Jews in the CCC camps, - says Buddy has been ill a good part j keeps out dampness, dryness, dust and every other foe of eigs"mah jong" fraternity to aban- Keys, posed as Jews when they of the season, and even'when he j r e t t e goodness. Jewish - boys don their plans for- their usual learned that the _ Temple did play, he never could-get back j . winter pastime and attend these were getting, holiday furloughs . . Friday evening services at the lectures, which are given on the Hitler became an anti-Semite be- Temple - will begin at 8 o'clock. into his 1935 stride. Hig batting first and third Monday of each caused a Jewish gal turned him Rabbi David H. Wice'a sermon mark is so low.it loots like an intelligence rating for that same month at the Jewish Community down, says Bernard Newman in will be "In the Beginning," "German Spy" . . . Center, classes begin at 1:30 and his book Services Saturday morning will German house ^painter. It's so i*, low, we won't- even mention" it "Good morning, Birobidjan," is begin at 11. extend until' 3:00 o'clock . • here .^besides, I can't recall it Register now for the classes with the greeting you get when you offhand). Mrs. Wolf, who is in charge, or telephone the American CommitBoth El • And my weeping friends, sureTo Lloyd tee for the Settlement of Jews in at the Center Sabbath Services at Beth-El ly you • recall Hank Greenberg. Birobidjan . . . Lord Marley, who Friedman, Lawrence Green, and will start at 8 o'clock Friday eveRemember?" He' played with the the Phil Lasser, all Z. B. T.'s, who Is now visiting hereY tells ning. Rabbi David Goldstein have" received promotions in the story of a young girl who met will preach a sermon, and Cantor Detroit Tigers. Come, come now, use your memory. He was inhim on the street and a9ked him With Ur".;I bS?- 'rvcr 7' R. Oi T. Ci at Nebraska. Aaron Edgar and the Beth-El jured in the World Series, rethe best way to get to Birobidjan choir will officiate. member? And then again early "Take the B. M. T. subway," Saturday, morning services will Hokka Clionik V this year he was incapacitated said Lord Marley, adding, as an "A Quality PrsSsst for BsssizMf ^fiT€ ycur z^.'i, c.."C'." 'c eye: cv be held at 9:00 o'clock. head of a West Faraam afterthought:' "And go to the Ort when his wrist collided with Jake Ing ct r-vzzl cr:', 71'"" -: r : cleaning and dyeing cstablish- office, where they'll be able to Powell's hip." So Hank didn't . meat and his petite Missus are help you." \-VJ:* impreparing for an addition to PKOFIIiE By IRV KUPCINET the family of three V. a datighMrs. Dorothy Waring, who Is (Former All-American Fullback, ter is the odds-on favorite . . . suing the editors of the Deutsche University of North Dakota) The popular yonns garage man Weclcruf and Beobachter, Amerifeat c^v r ; 1 r' c~cy : 1 r : " . . : " r a 9! and his. frau are plenty excit- ca's Nazi sheet, for calumniating OL' MAN FOOTBALL ' ed about the arrival- of the her daughter's scholastic record .Take a sniff of the ozone, me qrcszzizz z:l;-:l e r r ; - r.."" r,: c'- fcmlty Stork who wIU deliver the first la none other than the former hearties, and guess what season ] born -withina short period . . . Dorothy Kahn, her Nordic fea- is in vo'gue.'-.' One sniff should likewise the- local, sportsman tures notwithstanding . . . Dof- suffice, for o r Man Football, and his young wifo who ore othy's brother, Dr. Morton G., ever the thrill producer, has preparing a- huge celebration Kahn, is the famous bacteriolo- come to visit us once again (more when their youngster. arriTea gist of Cornell Medical School . .> business of sniffling), and natur. ..."«" I t ia trne that beauty opHer great-uncle ' was a business ally we're interested -in discovererators are . entrusted -with partner of Governor Lehman's fa- ing, the Jewish hoys who will many confidences? . . . M a n y ther . . . Although she is a well-, provide some of these thrills. - of-the operators we are told, COMPLETELY &S3-CO&S57IQJIES E a s t , West, N o r t h a n d South known newspaper correspondent, "get into your hair" frequentdon't confuse her with the Pal- you'H find college rosters studded j LT. Omslia . . . . . 8'AS AM ly -..• . . Shy and retiring and cor correspondent Dorothy Kahn •with Jewish, names, and 1936 j — ETervtztwre Every blushes becomingly: Sirs. Hen'AT. Kansas Gty:.12j*5 P1I . . .r One of Mrs. Waring's biggest promises to be one of t h e greatest ry E . (Rosa) Belniont, who A (Sf loxe, al!-stee! trsis pnvldina ^is^-E % fares —aae iray s i c tetaii scoops was her interview, -with the years in history for t h e Jewish C2ra!»!et» eonifarl. Air-coadi:'anail ^inm3-p finds -lime to engage actively trip —an tmv is effsrt feetwess aii psin'-s -'".'.'' Archduke Otto of apsburg, which football players. ear ,spd eosches. H ^ t ' i t s c s i , 75M Mintbsn feCTSS KSBSSJ, • in-many, charitable- organizafea Nortft, South, East er.s CiSy 4:38 PM, atr'mng Osr.sh» S ^ 3 FM. Ceswenieat eoaappeared in Current History . . . And-Just to continue doing o u r r.ccticr.s to snd from St. Lc-jb. tions .. -» . This column's nomOtto, told her of his opposition ination for a screen test • in to the Nazi party .. . . You may Pullman Surcharaa Hollywood: Ben Smith, young "TWO OTHBS TABT TEAE'S DAILY remember that four year3 ago : attorney, and Dorothy Camel,ahe published, under the pseu•LT.' Omalia ..5:00?ZI 11:59?II who incidentally is" following donym of Nordicus/a book called . Ar. Ka&as City..9 :S0 MI • _ 7:15 AIS r -.. in;'Eleanor'.Powell's footsteps Dining ParSor CSasrvst'on Car en ^Af 37th a s a Martha HA. 5523 She is a tap dancer . . . To our - Tram. Drawing Ream Sleeper on'^ M local Borneo's: The personnblg. Train. All Rejuiar Cars Aif-Ccr.ditisne young lady residiHS at tfaQ Hill Grey. Iron' a n d S-essl-Steel Cast-' t i c k e t s — Eeserratiozs — Hotel M Lais Fteecian, who lags. Wood a n d Metal.Patfcena doraplsie ^TraTcl InfennstiBa" superviBes the Sally Dresa Shop Standard sissa . Srsnsa a n d Iron . '.-'. An ardent Zionst who at Bushings.' -Sewer Manholes, Cistern one -time redded In Tel-A-Viv Rings ana-Covers, CSsanesst -Doors General Agent. Psss. Oept. •Sash Weights a n d YeHow" Brsss • •.. . Her glowing story of the I,,. . 5413 F i r s t Nat'!. E s n S Eidg. PiuresBsrs' Ferrates, csrriea in " .. (Jjsckssn 4S43) wonders of Palestine will cause Etoclt Bronxe-Tablets, Bronze end t Csst Iron GrilSes a Spscisity. Dealer Has• Eia Both! youlto immediately seek a tra-' T*l guide . . . Kunner np to

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committee in .charge of the party nue A. The other Study Group ternoon, October 14,' at 2:30 ROSEN SAYS BVSSIM includes Libbie and Pearl Olen- will meet Monday evening at theo'clock at the home of Mrs. Sam : home of Mrs. Leo Fitch, 1602 Sacks, 620 Roosevelt Avenue. All sky and -Rose Albert. • FARMERS WELL-OFF members are urged to attend. A ;. Rbsabell Wigodskyy Sarah Sad- High Street. guest Bpeaker will give a very Inoff arid Fern . Wolf son are in Moscow (WNS) — Jewish farcharge of the meetings and pro- The Council Bluffs Talmud teresting talk. mers .in the collect!-es of the MISS ANNA PILL, correspondent I grams for the month of, October. Torah Society held its semi-anJewish agricultural regions of the nual election of officers Monday Vienna (WNS) — Professor Soviet Union s.re the happiest Plans are being made by the evening, October 5, at the Chevra Council Heinrich.. Neumann, vorSd-fanious people in the U. S. S. R.; _ Dr. JoBluffs Chapter No. 7 of uled for October 16. It wiU.be B'nai Yisroel ^synagogue. Mr; the A. Z. A. for celebration of Warsaw (JTA)—Thirty anti- Austrian Jewish eye, ear and aosejseph Rosen, director of the Agroin the form ot a hospitality serDave Fox was chosen as the new (Continued from page 1) anfl throat specialist, is in posses- j o i n t told the Ernes, Yiddish daivice. president to succeed Mr. Morris International A. Z. A. Day to beSemitic nationalists were arrested a visit-to Rabbi H.' R. Rabino'wttz has tensely infuriating events of theGrossmao. Other officers elected observed locally on Sunday after- last week following an anti-Semi- sion of a gold tobacco bos pre- h y , on his return frem ':been invited to address the A. Z.past months our people and ourwere Max Harris, vice president; noon, October 18, »t the Chevra tic demonstration in -he principal sented to him - by King Edward ! the colonies. A, chapter at Des Moines; Iowa, city in- Eretz Israel have kept O. Hochman, secretary; Sani Ro- B'nat Yisroel synagogue. An ap-streets ot Warsaw in which sev- VIII of England as a token of j He reported large increases in appreciation for having cured the crops, major improvements in their, heads. It was long before1 senthal, treasurer; and Messrs'. pr6puale program is being ar- eral Jews were beaten. Announcement has been made on Sunday, October 18. monarch, of an annoying ear ail- methods and machinery and subranged by the committee in Following the, prosecutor's plea ment. bizengoft even issued his stern Louis H. Katelman, as board of this weak of an essay contest lor y stantial gs.ins in. profits.' Dr. Roletter to Arthur Wauchope. He trustees. Installation of the newcharge of this affair. for a heavy sentence because all Jewish'• high scho.l students, HAD ASS AH TEA King Edward cjfee to Vienna and his city —, a. strong and fiery officers will take place at the "such acts besmirch the good to undergo treatment at the sen clso said that all of the Jewot be sponsored by tht> Inter Club Council. Participants in the con- More than 100 young women city because a city of youth and next Regular meeting. The Council Bluffs Agudas name of Poland," the criminal hands of Dr. Neumann who has ish collectives have paid off their test are given their choice of attended. the Junior. Hadassah hope spring—relied on peace and Achim Society will hold a regu- court sentenced an Endek to three now pronounced him • cempletely debts to the government. three subjects: "New Economic membership tea, Sunday after- righteousness and endurance, on The Sisterhood of the Talmud lar meeting next Thursday eve- years' imprisonment and sis years (cured PROBATE NOTICE Opportunities for the Jew"; noon, in the home of Mrs.. D. L.suffering rather than on inflict- Torah Society will hold its-first ning, October 15, at 8:30 o'clock loss of civil, rights for assaulting j Last year Dr. Nevrmann rejectTn ihe or the- Estate »f "Why Be Loyal to My People"; Rodin. Miss Dorothy Merlin, pres- ing evil. '"Some trust in chariots fall meeting next Wednesday af- at the Eagles Hall. a Jewess near the-town of Minsk jed an " invitation to treat Hitler for Catherine 'Matter McFarlsnd, Deceased' or "Has Jewish Life in America ident of the Junior Hadassah and some trust in horses, but we NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: • ••• Mazoviec. ^ a throat ailment. a Future." That the creditors of said: deceased welcomed t h e guests. Mrs. Leon will make mention of the name The Phzytyk court sentenced an will meet the administrator of said of Yahveh, our God." The cmtest-rules as issued by Marx presented a reading, "The estate, before me. County Judge of Endek to two months in prison Jews Tc Be Douglas County, Nebraska, a t the the Council Committee are as fol-Sweet Girl Graduate." Miss Rose Such is the first inference from for desecrating a Jewish cemetery) County Court Room, in said County, lows: '•"•'.'" " the life of Meier Dizengoff. There Pill, past president fat the chapon the 1st day of "December. 1936. and Settled Ja-B in the town, where lust March two 1. The essay Is ot contain not ter spoke on the work ot Junior another. We often grow impaon the 1st flay of February, 1937. a t Jews and a Christian were slain i> o'clock A. M.. each day, for the purless than 1000 nor more than Hadassah. Miss Libbie Olensky tient with'the Jewish p"eople, its of presenting: their claims for exin a pogrom. Moscow (JTA) — The author- pose 1500 words. I t must be original, presented a group of piano solos. lack ot cohesion and loyalty, to aminatipn. adjustment and allowance. ities Six young Nationalist peasants j anounced this week a tentaThree months are el!o«-ed for the aud i£ quotations are used, sourMiss Rose FInsod was" InItself, its intolerable particulartIve lE fn'e<3:.t.OT8 tf> Present their claims, from were under arrest jn Wysokiel P -ne for the settlement duri ces must be Stated. ism, its political stupidity, Its charge of the arrangements. The Mazowieki, a town between BisUv-linS 1937 Of £0,324 Jews in Biro-I 2. The essay must be typewritt- Misses Elizabeth; Raskin and Sa-sloth of the heart, its inordinate BRYCE CRAWFORD. By Joseph A. Marcus appetite for self-deception on a stok and Warsaw, for participa- Bidjan, autonomous Jewisn terr- jj 3Q-s-36-;t en and on one side of the paper die Shulkin, who are former Counts' Judge. One of the most colorful per- sentimentalist. He therefore add- tion in disorders in. which more i t o r y i n S o y i e t Sbieria. The nuin-1 REED, RANIACCIOTTI «. ROBINSON low plane. And we do right to only. • •. presidents, were tea hostesses. ber wU1 ed: sonalities in British public life and : EPKRAIM L. MARKS, Af than 30 Jews were, injured a n d | include " 4,904 families U, All essays must bo turned Mrs, R. H. Rabinowitz, and grow impatient. We do right to M2 First Nat'l Bk. Bidg. "During the past twenty years and 2,680 individuals. in by Monday, January 5, 1937. Mrs. T. N. LewiB with Mrs. Rodin be angry. Amid this anger and is Lord Dudley' Mariej-, who considerable property damaged. immigration to Palestine amountis visiting America at present. It was anounced that 1,000 NOTiCE EY PUBLICATION * ON this Impatience born of our love ; First prize will be a cash award form the advisory hoard. An official report on the riot- families will be settled on collecPETITION FO=5 SETTLEMENT and fear and disappointment we Mr. Marcos here draws n-most ed to about as much as one year's ing from the Bialystok author- .. of $25.00. Second prize will be OF F!NAI_ ADMtNISTRA. • • T1ON ACCOUNT' may be consoled by the contin- interesting character sl.etch of Jewish imigration to~ America ities described them as the m o s t i f j 6 f a r m . s ™ t h e territory vrUh a cash award of $10.00 and Third prior to the war. We need very Tn the County Court of Douglas this British peer. EDITOR t h r e m a i a 6 r i 0 b e uous ability of the Jewish people Sisterhood p m e will be a gold medal. serious disturbances in some time * < \ , employed in County. Nebraska• .• ' badly such intensive outlets for to produce men who become the In the Matter of the Estate of JHttf' Jndgea of the essays will be , •. . , . . • | artisan "workshops, state factorJewish immigration as existed beS. McDonald. Deceased: ',„ ,Great Britain, with a mere At a meeting held last Friday Instrumentalities ot its developRabbi H. E. Rabinowitz, Rabbi , . , • . ies, railways and other public i rj"AH persons interested in. said mat" fore the war. And since Palestine . . . TLtodore N. Lewis and Mr. Maxafternoon, Mrs. Louis S. Gold- ment and total creativity." For, handful of - Jews, has contributed is unable to absorb such large simultaneously in. several quart- services. ter are hereby notified that on the 29th day of September. 1036. Charles berg, president of the Mount Si- many, many centuries we have some outstanding Jewish leaders Brodkey. • B. McDonald, filed a petition In said Immigration, we must turn to ers. Who seem to command the rebeen prevented from building any nai Temple Sisterhood announced The Inter-Club Council comThe Jewish population of the County Court, preying that his final DURING CIVIL WAR part. of • civilization in its outer spect not only of their own peo-some other places in search of town was in a state of panic with administration account fifed herein be mittee in charge of the essay con- the following Sisterhood' commit1 suitable places. S i r Herbert settled ana allowed, and that he b« ple — Jews and non-Jews alike and visible sense. Founding and David Camden de Leon was aptest include, E. N. Grueskin, tee heads for the coming two six of the injured in serious condischarged from his trust as adminisbuilding and statecraft were for- —but of the world a t large. ' She Samuel is ot the same opinion .-. . dition. pointed first ^surgeon-general of trator and ths.t a hearing: will be had chairman; Mrs. S. H. Shulkin, years: Mrs. A. M. Marks, memAll Jewish shops were Besides Palestine, the Soviet Unthe Confederate forces during the on Raid petition before said Court on Mrs. Louis Agranoff, Rabbi Lew- bership; Mrs. Sol Novltsky, pro-bidden, us. Not only did the world has • developed far more leaders ion offers considerable. immigra- closed and shuttered. Civil War. He was responsible j if"? is and Rabbi H. R. Rabinowitz. gram; Mrs. B. Aronson, sun- repeat .and. believe the fact that than, for example, Americ-, with tion possibilities. I have jusi been The attacks, said by eyewitJewish population about nine for organization of the medi- j °p *he.s,aid. £ 4 t h c!avo f October. 193s" Essays are to be turned in toshine; Mrs. A. M. Davis, house; we were in the specific sense an atimes on the spot, have discussed the nesses to have assumed the pro- cal the as great. And not only has unproductive and, uncreative peoMrs. E. N. Grueskin, cultural; department of the Conf eder- j the office 'of the Jewish Communportions of a large scale pogrom, . _ _ the Mrs. "William Lazere,- floral; Mrs. ple. The majority ot Jews came Great Britain this to her credit, subject with a number of gover- began when young adherents of acj% ity Center. prayer of said petition, enter a decree nmental organizations, and can but she has given to world Jewry to believe that too. The ancesH. Fishgall,, Uniongrams; Mrs! S. of heirship. and make such other and fully appreciate the fact that anti-Semitic National Democratic further orders, allowances and dei. Krueger, religious school; Mrs. tors of Meier Dizengoff had noa Lord Dudley Marley. Party took advantage of market much could be accomplished in crees, as to this Court may seem BALKED Hadassah proper, to the end that all matters Max Rosenstock, peace; ' Mrs.share in building cities. Nor had Holding the important position that connection." day to raid Jewish homes and your or mine. The advisor to Philip IV of pertaining1 to ssiid estate may be fi« of \ Vice Chairman of the House ouis Saks, religion; and Mrs. T. places of business. nally settled stna determined Spain, the Count de Olivares, At a board meeting of the N. Lewis, publicity. • . . \ '-. BRTCE CRAWFORD. Then came the moment • when of Lords, a member of the Gen- Lord Marley is therefore for Jews were beaten in the streets, Junior Hadassah- chapter, held made an effort to have Jewa re10-2-36-3t County Judg«. BIrobidjan. It might be well to eral Staff of the British. Army, a The following new members Wednesday evening in the home were introduced at the meeting: the Jewish people, led by dream- man of learning and great influ- state that the America^. Commit- windows were shattered and mer- turn^ to Spain in the seventeenth FRMJENBURG, W E B B , BEBER. was destroyed. of. the . president. Miss Dorothy Mrs: Fred Herzoff, Mrs. Lorence ers, a t last determined to build ence in his country, this non-Jew tee for the Settlement o£ Je-ws in chandise The disorders spread to neigh-1 century but was balked in his KLUTZN1CK &. KEULEY, efforts b y t h e Merlin, the following committee Silverberg, Mrs. Sam Sampson; a commonwealth once more. And is dedicating himself to the cause Birobid jan was Attorneys at Law o r g a n i z e d boring towns, including Sokoly. I I^uisUors . who builders» arid administrators and 200 Union State Bank Bidg. heads werfc. named. Mrs. Milton Idzal,. Mrs. . Melyfn innumerable workers arose and of suffering world Jewry. I have through the instrumentality of Pultusk and Przytyk. In the lat-roused the people to protest. Omaha, Nebraska Mr=. •William. Kutcher and Net'ter, Mrs. "William Silverberg, redeemed a desert • land and watched him go about familiariz- Lord Marley, and that he is now ter town, scene of disorders last NOTICE OF AMENDMENT Legal Xotice Miss Saretta Krigsten, co-chair- Mrs. George Arenberg. " founded cities and governed those ing himself with the problems of the Honorary .President of that March in -which three persons Notice is hereby given that at ft men of the Palestinian commit- Dr. Delia Galinsky and Mrs.'Sol cities in such a manner that all the Jews in Eastern and Central body. , special meeting of tlie stockholder!! of were killed and scores injured, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the Nebraska American Company held tee. Assisting them will be Novitsky were named chairmen the world not stricken blind with Europe and in the Soviet Union. But Lord Mr.rley is still not the authorities cancelled market DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEBRASKA at Omaha. Nebraska, on September Florence Lohnnan and Dena Ba- of the Sisterhood Thanksgiving madness and superstition, gave to One Friday afternoon, for exam- content with the two above-men31. 19.16. at which nil stockholder* days indefinitely. The Service Life Insurance Com- were present, Article V of its Article* ron. the work of these men the tribute ple, I * a s dashing down the stairs tioned outlets for Jewish immidance. pany, a Corporation. Plaintiff, vs. of Incorporation -was amended to read Miss Ruth Marx was nam^d Julia Prince and Real Estate Exof its astonished admiration. And in the Hotel National, Moscow, on gration. He realizes that Paleschange Building Company, a Corpor- as follows: "ARTICLE V my way to visit a synagogue in tine as well as Birobid jan have chairman of the cultural commitall these men were simple Jews. ation. Defendants. Doc. S£l. No. 371. Xhe authorized capital stock of i tee. -The Jewish National Fund AUXILIARY BOARD NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Simple Jews like Meier Dizengoff the Red capital, wheff~Bome one their limitations for some years To Julia Prince and Keal Estate Ex- this company shall be 510,000.00, ana grabbed me by the sleeve. It Committpe wil be headed by Roto come — physical limitations of whom the Jewish people mourns MEETING IS HELD change Building Company, a. Corporsale Sacks: and Rose Pill. Miss home construction, factory conation. Defendants. J today and will remember in thewas Lord Marley. You and each of yr>u 'Ere -notified share." Rose Sperlin and Miss Jessie.Slotstruction, agricultural develop"Where are you going?" he At a meeting of the board of long years to come. that The Service Life Insurance. Com- NEBRASKA AMERICAN COMPANY, sky are in charge of the adminisment, etc. He therefore turns to By C. O. Talmasre. pany, plaintiff, hss filed its petition asked. age. directors of'the Shaare Zion Laapainst you, (he object &n<i prayer of tration committee. The pro'gram \'I am going to see how free a third possibility for starving President. dies Auxiliary, Mrs. Art Kaplan which is to obtain equitable relief, to (Copyright 1936 by Seven Arts committee includes iss Eva Orlikthe appointment of a receiver, Jewish religion is in Moscow," I Jews: Attest: Geneva (WNS) — Since the obtain . Feature Syndicate.) atK Tillie Shindler and Bluma and Mrs. H. Sherman were named : and to foreclose the mortgage de-1 Secretary. replied. "Hitler demands colonies andadvent of the Nazi regime 11§,- scribed'In said petition \inon and to ; Charles S. Copeland. Merlin, with Anna Pill chairman. chairmen ot the auxiliary comEBB, BEBER, "I want to come along," ex- claims that England has many 000 refugees have fled from Ger- sell to satisfy the indebtedness, judsr- , mittee for ' the • InterrClub CounI KELLEV, raent and decree jn said action, the Miss Florence Major is pub-cil Carnival tickets. ".' claimed Lord-TlarUr. And he did.colonies which she is not making many, it was announced here by following described property: Attorneys E t Law licity chairman. Miss Bluma 20G Union State Bank Bidg. We jumped into a taxi, and oftany use of," said Lord Marley Sir Neil Malcolm, League of Na- Commencing s t a point or. the Omaha. Nebraska Olensky and Rose Shilof f' are co- Plans were outlined for the South line of Harney Street in the we went to the largest synagogue with emphasis. "Through pro- tions High Commissioner for Ger- City first Auxiliary meeting of the of Omaha as now established. chairmen of'the membership comNOTICE OF AMENDMENT in Moscow. Once there, you per political influence It should man Refugees, whose plan for One Hundred Twenty-four (124) season to take • place .Tuesday, mittee with Ina Leah Kroloft and Notice is hereby given that a t a "West of the TXest line of Keyes could not tear Lord Marley away be possible to persuade the Brit- solving the refugee problem is be- feet October 20. The program will be Division, in Lot Nine (S). Capitol special meeting: of the stockholders of Ruth Grueskin assisting. ish government 'to tura over a from the Jewish peopl^-His quesInsursncp Investors Syndicate held a t Addition to the City of Omaha, runing considered by a committee of entitled "The Jewish Home Beauning thence South Xinety-two (92) Omaha. Nebraska, on September 11, tions were most intelligent] arid part of such colonies to Jewish the League's Assembly. BY IV B. K. tiful" and each. Jewish holiday 1S36. fit which ell stockholders wer* feet: thence East Fifty (50) feet: showed that Lord Marley knew immigration. It would serve the thence North Six (6) feet: thence present. Article IV of its Articles of will be represented. Music will be Included in this number were West i in ituiHtiw!tmiHiiHumiwiiwmim«mHmui Date Set for First Seven (71 feet: thence North Incorporation . was amended to read the Jewish life of Europe — Itscause of needy Jews and of Eng-100,000 Jews, 30,000 of whom Eighty-six furnished by Libbie Olensky and (Sfi) feet: thence "VTest as follows: woes, its aims, its ambitions. His land." Book Review Jean Shindler, and Cantor A. SB. HADDASSAH MJXCHEON have settled in Palestine. There along" said South line of Harney "ARTICLE TV Street Forty-three (4") feet" to placemanner is so simple, so modest, In Lord Marley world Jewry has are still 25,000 Jewish refugees The authorized capital stock of Pliskin will sing a group of songs. OCT. 2 1 . t>f beginning; and the improvements this company shall he $10,000.00, The -Council Bluffs Senior Ha- arid his interest in our people so found a true champion of its in the various emigre centers, Sir thereon. The first book review of theMrs. William Kutcher is chair- dassah and all of said stock shall be cornSaid action is pending in the T>isis planning to open its sincere that not one of the many mon find of the par value of $10.00 cause. Neil said. series of seven to be given by man of the program. trict .Court of Douglas County; Ne- per shnre." fall season at a luncheon precedwith whom we spoke susRabbi H. R. RabiUowitzr is scheHis report indicated that in ad-braska, and you are required to anThe first Oneg Shabbos of theing the regular meeting on Wed-Jews INSURANCE 7NVRSTORS swer said petition tm nr before the pected that he was not a Jew. p (Copyright 1936 by Seven Arts dition to the refugees who went 2nd duled for Monday evening, Octo- season will take place Saturday nesday afternoon," October 21, a t November.-I3S6. By C. O. Talmage. ber 19. He will review' "Gone afternoon in the home of Mrs.one o'clock at the Hotel Chieftain. Despite her ill health. Lady Feature Syndicate) to Palestine 2900 refugees were The Service Life Insurance Company, P President. By Plaintiff, Marley was with him throughout With the Wind." sent to other countries every Morey LIpshutz. Mrs. A. H. Ba-Rabbi.David H. Wico pt Omaha, Attest: XJoyd Dort, Jts Attorney. Copeland, his tour of Russia. They went month. The Book Reviews will be held ron will preside, and Miss Mabel who recently returned from a 9-25-S6-4t Charles Secretary. In the social hall of the Shaare Hoyt who has recently returned trip through Palestine, will be theinto the remotest Jewish colonies, Royal Commission Zion Synagogue. from. a :three. month trip. In Eur- principal speaker and honored they visited Jewish homes and ope will speak on her travels guest. Rabbi Wice, will relate schools and factories. Everywhere To Weigh Canton he'talked in.the Soviet union he there. : of,his experiences during his trip tried to impress upon the Rus- Plan for Palestine abroad. Mrs. Albert Krasne is sian Jews the plight of Eastern program chairman In charge of and Central European Jewry, and London (JTA) —Great Britain this affair and reservations . for received from them expressions and the East, which mirrors ColA numher of Sioux Cityans the luncheon may be -made by not only of sympathy but of rea-onial Office policy, stated in an A report meeting of all themotored to Cedar Rapids last calling her; phone 4630. A. mu-diness to help their brethren with editorial last week that a system committees working on the Inter- week-end to attend the wedding Bical program will be given by whatever they could. of cantons in Palestine is one of A large Club Council Carnival, will be of Miss Dorothy Kushner of Ce-Mrs. Karl Werndorff. the proposals which vTill be conAnd upon returning to En- sidered by the Royal Commission held Monday evening in the Jew-dar Rapids, to Mr. Edward Pill turnout Is expected at the opening meeting. • . :• • gland Lord Marley set out to doin ita investigation of disorders ish Community Center. At this of LeMars, Iowa.. . something constructive. His fre-in the Holy Land. time, committees on the Car Raf- Among them were Mr. and Mrs. quent tours into Jewish places of fle, Admission tickets. Donations, Louis Agranoff, Mrs. Ben Pill, Reports that the oil pipeline abode in Poland, Lithuania, the ANNOUNCE BAR MITZVAH and Ads will make their reports Mrs. Anna Eerzoft and Mr. Bill section of Palestine would be conUkraine, etc., are not mere sightMiv and "Mrs.' Edward Simon up to date. Goodaite of Sioux City; Mr. Louis toura. They are rather in- verted into a crown colony were Mr. Milton Bolatein who Is inand.Mr. Paul Wolff of Sheldon, anounce the Bar Mitzvah of their seeing spection tours to'see what the ridiculed as a "fatuous suggesson, Eugene, on Saturday, Octocharge of; the general arrange- Iowa; Mr. Max Pill,.father of Mr. Ort and other organizations have tion." The editorial stated ' that ber 10, at the<"Beth Hamedrosh ments for- the carnival will pre- Edward Pill; Mr. and .Mrs. Roaccomplished since his last visit under a canton scheme the ^areas Hagodal Synagogue, 19th and side. . Mr.' Ben Baron has been bert Wolf, Worthington, Minnesand to find out at first hand what reserved for British rule would Burt streets. named chairman of the floor ar- ota; Mr. and Mrs: Meyer Wolf, there is to be done in the future. not have a colonial, but a mandaThey will be at home, Sunday, rangements for t h e carnival Cherokee, Iowa; Mr.' Dave Berntory status. October 11, from 2 to 9. AH'relCa his return from * one of which will»be held November 2 stein of Rock Rapids and Mr. and atives and : friends are cordially The editorial stressed that ortours he called together the Mrs. Nate Galinsky of Council invited. No cards are being is- those der must be restored before the leading British Jews for a lunchBluffs, Iowa.. " sued. ' • .' eon ne gave in the House of Com-commission proceeds with ita inFollowing a wedding trip, Mr. mons. It was a luncheon to quiry. and Mrs. Pill will make their The Chevra B'nai Yisroel Soc- Jewish visitor^ from the Domin- The idea of dividing Palestine Special Simchas Torah services home in LeMars, Iowa. iety held. Its semi-annual election i o n s — Australia, South Africa, into cantons, along the general will be held a t Mount Sinai Temof officers Sunday afternoon, Oc- Canadav etc. For an hour Lord lines of the Swiss fed :ral system, ple this evening, when Rabbi Mr. and Mre. Carl Krueger, tober 4, at the Chevra B'nai-Yis- Marley talked of •" his findings, was revived early this year when Thedofe N.- Lewis wil speak on whose, marriage took place last roel synagogue. Mr. S. Shyken showing photographs of the acit appeared that Arabs and Jews. "The Torah and Israel." At this week in Chicago, departed for awas re-elected president for thecomplishments of Jewry in thecould n'ot cooperate in' the represervice, a new Torah will be pre-wedding trip to French Lick, In- coming term. Other offices are Soviet Union and of the plight of sentative legislative council prosented to the Temple by Mr. anddiana. They will make their Sam Safcka, vice president; O. Polish Jewry. In every word he posed by the Palestine GovernMrs. I. Miller; Children ot thehome in Chicago. . . Hochman -and -Louis H. Katel- uttered one could hear' that he ment. . . . confirmation class will partici- Mrs. Krueger, who is the for-man, as the board of trustees. was actually feeling the hardThe Jerusalem corresspondent pate in the service.; mer Ida Levey, is a niece of Mr. ships of our people in countries of The Times charged that a forMore than 22 people attended and Mrs. Mike Skalovsky, 3301 The Council Bluffs Lodge No. ot oppression. The Jewish probeign source was financing the the dinner and brief service JackBon Street. 688 of the B'nai Brith will hold lems have become his own prob- Arab ^rebellion. Cachjodcat is wehturt-pfeef Csiiepfson* . . . C>» ^;;.^^" q-f " v c: •Rhich preceded It Wednesday a regular' meeting' next Monday lems; he cannot rest, he cannot Reporting that previously monevening -in the Temple Annex. Miss Tillie Shindler, 1715 Ne-evening, October 12; at 8:30 forget for a moment that millions for arms was raised from PalMrs. M. Mushkin and Mrs. E. E.braska street was. hostess to theo'clock at the Eagles Hall. of Jews in Eastern and Central ey estine and neighboring Arab Baron were In charge of the ar-reorganized choir of Shaara Zion Europe are on the. verge of exthe despatch said: rangements. Synagogue, Tuesday evening, in Mr. and Mrs. Ike Krasne, ac-tinction, and is calling upon Jews landau her home. The choir will make companied by their daughter, and non-Jews alike to stop this •'Now there are fresh supplies m its lirst appearance during the MIBS Ruth. Krasne, returned home outrage by turning the tide of ha-of money larger than can be expected of the now impoverished Friday evening service on OcSunday following an extended tred and oppression into a movetober 16. Mr. H. H. Buntley Isvisit Ur San Francisco and LOS merit oT assistance and love to-Arabs, even under threats. It seems likely that same foreign Junior Congregation .services director. ' r v| : / r-California. ' ward the Jews. source has really been tapped." will begin .tomorrow with jts re"Palestine has served a splengular session in Shaare Zion Syn- Miss Dorothy Gelson was hos- The Council Bluffs Senior Ha- did purpose In alleviating the sufagogue at 10:30 o'clock. Mr. andtess to the - Debra Club Monday dassah , have organized two cul-fering and privations of the Jews Paul Graetf, Hitler's loss.shakMrs. A. H.y Baron wll- servo re- evening when plans for the month, tural groups which, will meet in many land^," says Lord Mar- ea the pure Aryan soil from his freshments to the children. were made. The club •will fenter-next Monday evening, October 12. ley. He 13" therefore a friend of f e e t . . . takes out U.S. citizenship ! The first late Friday evening tain at a Hallowe'en party Satur- One group will meet at the home Palestine. But he Is ; a realist, a papers . . . makes his movie debut service a t Shaare Zion is sched- day, evening, October 31. >The of. Mrs. Nathan Nogg, '3118 Ave-practical leader and not a mere from Hollywood,

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