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r i S H T AGAINST FASCISM In a series of lengthy despatches; from ^Moscow which belong to the major achievements of. \?hat might "srell be calle<d historical journalism, Mr. Harold Denny of JEWISH • DOCTOR REPORTS the New York Times has recently; sympathically and even • subtly 'CURING-DJEAF ANDdelineated the tragic conditions D U M B . • • ' • ' . . • • ' -s that obtain in tho Soviet TJnioa. They,''will•. surprise 'no one -who has never given up the faith, no Eudapest (WNS) Medical cirmatter from -nrhat side attacked, cles, here are tremendously excitthat only free men. can build a ed over the reported discovery by civilization. But' believers in free- Seu BarMn Appointed Assist- T)r. Friedrich Schick, Jewish phy- OMidrea Enjoy Selves sician, of a method to cure the dom have grown fewer and ~ ant Esecntive Secretary J. 0. 0. S deaf and dumb and to enable in recent years; believers in the o£A.Z.A. them to hear and speak. triumph-" of thtf niind and in the -.".. . Camp S GREEK JEWS PRAISE Dr. Schick is the director of priority of the mind in human Port Jervis, K^ Y. — "With apHobbies are occupying •vr!i£t- iFRIENDIIKESSGF n flairs have grovrn fe-srer. Eut proximately five hundred dele- the Jewish hospital in Vienna. ever. spare time campers at Camp to the few who -remain the tragic gates, from leading cities of the Situation In the Soviet €Toion will United States and Canada in atChicago (!WNS)—-That breath- Akiba may have. Among the old- j come as a thing -inevitable and tendance, the Aleph Zadik Aleph, prints can disclose secrets ot er .boys amateur, photography has j foredoomed. -, Junior Order of B'nai B'rith, character' is reaveled by Drs. Leon taken a firm hold. Not only srs i Athens (JTA) — Tbe Athens "What h a s happened? Terrific concluded its'annual camp con- J. Saul and Franz Alexander of the boys taking the pictures', Jewish. Community has sabraitdislocation of industry; hopeless vention with the announcement the Institute for Psychoanalysis themselves but _ are _ developing ; ted an address to the Governi eni Their experimenets on 265 and printing them. j expressing the gratitude, of ths inefficiency and , underproduc- that its goal of ? 1500 for the perso a sllow Stcjrnp-collecting, a top-rank- ; Greek Jews for the Government's ^.tion; wjde-spread. disaffection. planting of the Xapidus Memo*-1 ° that spirograms as Are these primary phenomena? ial Forest has been reached. The breathpnnts are known, are in- Ing hobby in any group, is 23 •.-frisndly attitude. Premier Sletaxas replied perICot at all. They are secondary. lirst tree in the Forest will be dividual and relaUvely constant popular with the girls.' at the camp as "with the boys, -and the sonally declaring, "Tour gratiThe dictatorship 53 reaping the planted by Julius Bisno, Execu- and recognisable. ™' *^r> "" young ladies have shown them- tude moves me deeply and gives ^ " * fruits of —-dictatorship. The en-tive Secretary of A. Z. A.^ in Auselves-to be-cautious traders. me the strength to-carry on. n y slavement 'of men makes them gust when he reaches Palestine, j Cf f*"" Both-the older and younger •' tasks." into slaves, and slaves have neiAt the same time, it was anboys have large "groups whose in-j Greek newspapers, commentther initiative nor honor, nor nounced that Ben Barkin, of Milterest 13 in the building of raodsl; ing on the community' message, pride. Furious orthodoxies armed waukee, "WIs., has been appointed aeroplanes.. An aviation meet is ) praised the patriotism of the •with fire and sword or with the assistant executive secretary to in the offing and promises to be : Greek Jews. weapons.of exile and labor-camps replace Max Baer, who resigned "rv— a" spectacle worth seeing. stamp out not heresy but here- effective October 1st. '1' "" "1 a • A large number of.girls are tics; and a society which cannot . During t h e convention —- con~zr making , bandana ' handkerchiefs endure heretics, critical opposi- sidered, by officials as the <most tion, the free_day of the immor- successful y e t held ~*- the follow- Observers Seo This as First and are carving linoleum blocks •with' which to stamp en the pat-1 t a l mind such a society is ing awards were made: Step Toward Beich N terns. •"•.** «* * 'W * i foredoomed to decay, to chaos, The Best All Around Chapter Ghettoisatioa As a joint project of all • the to collapse.' Grimly amusing is award was won by Kansas City, ?.Ir. Dsnny's story of the profes- Kans; 2nd place to Bethlehem, Berlin ("WNS) — An import- campers, a share in Nachshon sors in Russian Universities who Fa.., and. honorable mention to ant step toward ths ghettoisation Ltd., . • . • ,the , _ . company . , .. concernea _ , . witht , of German Jewry w t s taken by j the•buiiams o f t h e Tel Avrr port in abject terror of the accusation Seattle and Memphis. and the Palestine of violating the "party line" have Conghlis's I\ew Or The Alfred^ M. Cohen plaque the Jewish ,_commun»ty of Brescast aside even text /books ap- for the chapter that enrolls the lau -whrn it decided to establish rine and fishing fleet, is being Defies Asx proved by 0 the ""party" and teach greatest number of B'nai B'rith its own bath din to settle disputes purchased. The Camp Akiba Tattler'reminds all former campers . ths ZCT .ch StEL^e v exclusively from the sacrosanct members from among its alumni between -Jews.' It is understood .•pages of Karl Marx, in which on and the fathers and brothers of that if the court begins to fucc- of. the pleasant stay they had in . Dearborn, Mich. (JTA) — 'ReL principle no error can be found. its members was won by Milw.au- I tion it will displace the Nazi Tel Aviv when two years ago the ports that the ne?r "Workers' camp went on an imaginary r A Byzantine situation. Ko more. kee. Council for Social Justice will adj courts in all cases involving legal "through. Palestine.' ICo less. • mit only Christians as members The^B'nai cooperation matters betwee: Jev?s and Jews. BegistTEtions for "What has happened? I t is the award was won\ by Kansas" City, I t is understood that if the Breshave been denied here fcy Key A. held. Fascist elements in Jhe Soviet Kans. .Irvin, secretary' of the organizalau beth din, 4he first of its kind j .TTnion that ars undermining' that The Alexander Goldstein award in modern Germany, is successful, J Community Center may r t r 'mighty structure and will reduce for Boy Scout "work went to Seat- similar .courts will bs ,establic1isd t made at the Center cffj.es. Tise reports' were contained in 3t in due time t o bubble. I t is not tle with .honorable mention to in all other v Jewish coiamunit'^s •"•" the- ideal. oVs._ cooperative com- Kansas City, Mo., .-..' o'-v. rl justice, putlishedIn Chica•—> thronshbuf-the-ETrtiHtry-. * Snonwealth nor of a:more or less go, v^h^ch described the new orThe Sam. Beber award to the 1 The object.of the court Is to egalitarian society that has done A. Z. A. boy who best exemplified remove Jewish legal matters from this thing. The worm at the root the-ideals of A. Z. A. during the tbe jurisdiction of. the Nazi courts Father Coughlin's National union that is gnawing away the sub- past year-vrent to Leonard Belove from which Jewish attorneys zxe for Social Justice. , stance of the "U. S. - S. R»;-is the of Kansas City, Mo. Although his publication said r°v.sh r- ' T - excluded and where 'Nazi prose1 _ same worm that in God's" good to the "VTorkers Council was af- c m v . . z —r The Harry H. Lapidus award j cutors explort Jewish casea for ' time will gnaw .away the inner to the A. Z. A. Boy who best j anti-Semitism. filiated vith the National Union, jlubstance and the very marrow ol served his community during the i Father Coughlin, in a telegram The Jewish community meanthe monstrous dictatorships in past year went to Henry L. Baer while was cut off from a major to ths Jevrish Telegraphic Agen. - . . »^ . Italy and Germany. These in- of Kansas City, Kans., with hon- source of information about: Jew-j Premier MusSDlim laa-SSS cy, said, "I have nothing _to fie sane authoritarianisms — irres- orable mention to Herbert Gron- ish affairs whenLhe secret police with this organization." ?ubBo Gestures pective of content — with their ik of Milwaukee. The J. T. A... on the suggestion instructed the Juedlsche Rundsia' Italy enslavements of body and soul, of the radio priest, then queried The Boris D. Bogen Award to chau, the leading Jevrish paper, •with their spy-nets and lieresy- the Boy who did the most effect- to discontinue; the reprinting of _ .. , Arthur Nelson, president of the liunts, with their Intimidation ive work in advancing the Jew-news ;dealing with Jewish iusti- ] Koine Seeking to al-, W o r k e r 9 C o m l c i i , ^ . o disci " " through lies and torture and all ish religion and the Hebrew tutions from the Nazi press. - lay Jewish fears that Italy is ,r e s p o n E i b i I i t y for the story ia tbe TC F"" ° i f rightf ulness it is these that Language went to Chester KapIf this order is not modified turning anti-Semitic Premier Mu- j c h i c a g 0 pa biicat?on and dsclar- tovrs. t ] - . - : —"t T " •will crumble; it is these that will lan of Kansas City, Kans. or voided the Jews will be at a ssollnl made two public gestures i e f i . • , , T h e p r i n c i ? l e s a r e Christian «=- t t a -, v . - T .J C r — - - - . r " ~: perish. And they will crumble The international A. Z. A. Eng- loss for. news of Jewish affairs of conciliation on the same day p r = n c i p l 6 s > -,v-0 h a T e i n T i t ed ana t ^ : : - ^ and perish whether their slogans lish essay contest on the subject": because the Rundschau haa been when he ordered elaborate funer- welcomed every person within ^ - , - •-. al services for a Jewish lieuten- and without industry who agrees ^ „are the, dictatorship of the prole- "Hebraic Mortar Cemented Foun- dependent on reprinted items. ant killed in the Spanish war and . t a r i a t or of the Nordic race or of dations of American Democracy" the program .e to support refused to accept the resignation I b i s o r of that. There must be no was won by Tudell Luke of Kanof the executive of the "Onion of p T h e p r i n c i p i e s ^ e r e given in adictatorship. No man is good sas City, Mo., who also won first Italian Jewish Communities. j e a c l o s e d fuii.page advertisement enough" in this sense to rule ari- place last year; second place, The executive had resigned in { w T ,, n ^ appeared in tee Detroit «other. Only better men can give Saul Dizenfeld, Aliq.uippa; 3rd May following a sharp divergence N £ W g o : J u n e 1 3 _I t s p o j . e c f .. re _ r - ta.- -*• Use a better world. "The sensual place, Elliott Pearl, Roxbury. In : and the dark rebel in vain, slaves the international Hebrew Essay of —- • of opinion between Sioaist Ziosist and and ;p-0nsibili"tie7 of" labor" and "re- y by their own compulsion." contest first place- was. won by Jerusale'm (WNS-Palcor Agen-; anti-Zionist members precipitated ibn;t5 f c a T ) -; t E l " E n ( j ES ^_ "We have been hindered and Allen Fox of Chicago; 2nd place, ey) — The income of the Jewish j by the anti-Zionists campaign In 'ed for "isnicnization of labor or -MarMn. Zion, Wrm-T>oaflin«~ irA -ninpn AssiiOT fnr six the Fascist press. The funeral of a Christian not a destructive bahampered, we lovers of freedom Martin for Palestine l o r the six Reading; 3rd place, Agency and believers'in fredom, by the Ervin Green, Dallas. months beginning October 1, the Jewish . officer, Lieutenant sis." 1936, was double that received in j Angelo Angeii of Milan, who was apparent success of the Russian Xowell Adelsoji, Oakland,the Italian non- inexperiment. "We liave been., hinHavesc, New Haven,- were f the same period in the preceding dered and hampered in our fight _elected the junior Supreme Ad- year, it was 'announced by the tervention control ship, Earletta, against Fascism by the constant visory Council members-. " Keren Hayesod. The Keren Haye- was attended by municipal officenforced cooperation with us of sod received directly during the ials of Milan, the Duke of "Berthose who did not hate Fascism Port Jervig, N. T. (JTA) — first half of the Jewish year, gamo and the commander of the && A T '•> " for^ its essences b u t for its" acci- An appeal to American Jewish 5697 the" sum of 197,4S1 pounds | T t h e anti-Zionist dents, since they themselves were youth to regiment itself "on b e - j ^ compared^with 129,559 pounds Berlin (Tv NS) — T i e Nazi re- _«/• - v . hopelessly committed to dictator- half of Democracy" waslmade i n ! i a t h e f i r s t p o r t ! o n o f 56 B S ( campaign has resulted in the vir- gime persecutes t i e Jews .not- be- ',- ~ - r - r itual liquidation of tae Zionist cause it is anti-Seraitie "but be- <—. „ _-, ^ ship as dark, as cruel, as ruth- a message trom Alfred M. Cohen, m a r b l n g a a increase of 52 Revisionist movement here. The cause it is pro-Gsrmsn, minister less. Nor was this all. The issues president of B'nai B'rith, to t h e j c e n | . Revisionists, because of their of Justice Hans Frank told si T L._ ."were often murkily confused. No camp convention of A. Z.v A., JunAn additional amount of 70,- sympathy for Fascism, had en-1 one who' knows Europe, "for In- ior B'nai B'rith at Cejwin-Camp 449 was raised by the Mifal Bit- { j o y € d considerable support in the iimeeting . . . of the National Socialist s stance, ever doubted but that the near here. Jun ical zaron, the Emergency Fund, of t w they too have fali • ^ x p r e E S > a t n O strange consent to Fascism of the : Tho convention marked A. Z*. " u created the Nsirembert great middle classes in Germany A.'s thirteenth birthday, and was the Jewish Agency, so that the j e a victims .to the anti-Zicnist or the protection cf on•was In part, at least, caused, by a featured by-a. Bar ilitzvah cele- total income for. the Jewish Agen- j campaign. Their newspaper, Id- J a ot because we hats tli-c 253105 d it cy was 253,105 pounds as against easionistica,. has 'suspended pubJ ^ ^> xtot unjust terror of Communism. bration at which Sam'-Beber, of s, but because **~© lore ih~ licatioE, aud their headquarters' The quite -witless Communist j German people," lie said. is preparing to close. thinks- that a . crime.. But these Order, and Sidney G. - Kusworm, ponding period last year. The espenditures of the Jewish "The world criticizes our at'people knew what had happened Dayton, O., Treasurer of B'nai titude toward the Je>"s and dein Russia and did not believe B'rith, were principal speakers. Agency during the same period BETH-A-ffl GROW IS •• \ were on tbe ^following major that virtually the same thing rOiiiUtl) til OdMlM.; lias never ^-orrisd about 3iov /would happen to them under FasNet? T o r t , N. T., —- Mr. anditems; 84,600 pounds for colons ! many 'basest Germans have cist gangsters whose power their Mrs. Julius Bisno, of Omaha, Ne- Izatlon, 31,000 for housing and A-jimlor group, the. Beth-A-?-Xi, j chased from home and fear had invited. Their fears braska, sailed Saturday on the S. public works, 23,000 for : •were just; their judgment was at S. Berengaria for a three-month gration, 56,500""pounds for secur- "Daughter of My People, vrzs c r - i t t e J e i ? " s i n t i e past-" fault. For ~ that faulty judgment tour of Europe. Mr. Bisno is Ex- ity, 15,000 pounds &i a grant -for ] g £ L a i s e f i b j i.t the .EEELe time the Xczl c « - ^._. Mrs. Sarah Fedo?, they are noW paying a terrific ecutive-Secretary of the A. Z>A'., educa ehrated the SOLh" anniversary o" _ for' ! Secretary 'of the Pioneer TToiaeti's'' > price. The. fact remains: a-fear Junior Order of B'nai B'rith. | Org£nisa.lioa of America, Trisa of Communism is one of the ma- "While the trip is primarily a she jor causes of second-rate men pleasure trip and not officially iha. With tbe -T1311*4".is running to the cover or. the sup-connected with A. Z. A. activities, i IE$FAiLAI!QM_ OF HEBREW \assistance . ef ' liars. I . Its.dino—ekl Bacckel: a t a inass ncEtiig E . _ posed cover of Fascism. If that Mr. Bisno said that he expects .to CLUB BEADS ' • &r.d ..Sirs. ET& Kosscky i t s girls iear could be removed; . if that contact, officiar .of the -B'nai Hitler i% brirt;!-'? to realisstioi. <langer. could be definitely avert- B'rith in the various countries he • The installation of officers of held tfceir first Eisfetlns: t^sd elected officers. - - . ' .". .. ed; if that night-mare, v as Hitler j visits with a view • to,'• extending the Omaha Hebrew Club vrlll fca now uses it, could be eliminated.jtho A. Z. A.~ organization; abroad.} held on Sunday,-July i s , snsteafi ''. Irene ilirowits -rras S2.s.ed •—a blow would be struck at Fas- There have" been; ;.many Tequests of July 11 af-originally piaaaeg. president; Sylvia Epst&ln, vice ~ _ • ! . , „ _ _ cism ana at "the spread of Fas- (for charters from foreigis lands T i e meeting Trill "be open . to president; Shirley • Epstein, ECOK'ew York (?;.\"s) cism itself. -. -1, during the past year and it 13 ex-members, and-'their wives. A fise I »ctary, and Louise Mi Irea-; ad Shc'Jfkli's, two I am in such -utter disrepute pected that a European -division musical program, has bean • plan- EBrer.: The Belli-A-5J1 : tTr 3 a Trita tho- pseudo-Communist" pa- of A. Z s o a t b , on s I will-be', set'lip-In'the s_ed and there •will be a ^rc'mis-S !F triots of the Stalinist dictatorship fall. / ' - . ' : - . . : . ' . eat speaker. .Refrcahsientffl Trill bs the'tsotae ol QHB of in America anyhow that I might . • . The Bisnos will visit EnglaEd, s e r v e d . . . ' • • ' as well commit tbe, last enormity. Prance, Italy, 'Switzerland, . a n d i^efiro -de la Cahalisrio, a KarTake. the^. Spanish situation.: God Palestine during t h e i r stay 'The first Jewisi settlement ir SUD, Esgotiated ths taarri^sa of ^ccordi^isr t,o Trc-rci "•e-csivsr-il (Continued on page 8.) abroad. liens 6htcs from ECO U. C, rcrdisc^S, azd Is- L -11s.

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FO1'-"~^; 1T,1 sorre cf i (and partition of Palestine ma; "' *< > Tiils constant drive to better , downfall and -'humiliation of • J Recently there was published 'be construed-as making it so) a novel, Tlie SiiecLicle of a , toneself'at . ^ lth'e U E „„,-„,,„ l ..„„„ expense uof come' race? a r-it wfc°n ('-3 i-nc that :;'s '•• T'.TZ. fhci-av:'. : : - - ' c " ( a novel, "Tlie by ' SiiecL-icle of a ' J i l t o c l I ;ty though-In of the there'll be an extraordinary , * Man," written, n Xew York a sense adn o r c w h o m t "There is the concept of the r c " t r n . l physician nnder jh<; psejrdon.ni/ ifbl i one off the the major m a j r Jew who will redeem himself not World Zionist Congress in Wash- j Zior.i.: ., is into Hebrew J-O..£S. . . . C'iiefiy Jbecei.sc ycr.'rc ' c t " . " , 1 ' , . ' , of John toignard.^Ir. t o i g n a r d ^ I r CoiRii.-ird Coigiiard ca uses or anti-Jewish prejudice through a visit from the Messiah, : ington in the Winter . . That one busy with t h e ir.cvifs t r c l r a i o? . ( , . j . hiCs definite views on how to -i-Mrl-Coignardbelieves. It is theK[ but through an ultimate recogni- j comes right from the oat bag-. . SALESMAN: S. P.-.Abe]OW,. = -.;- . . . G r r ^ c r r E><T*-?rcr, frt* r r r£ C r r r r •• 1 erure the J e w s s o ^ s to kiU'and- j coritinuSUon-'df "tlie st>ifit""'wKfcH i tloii . itiat the iieiieiiie ideal, ^ ^ ^ Semitisni, In thisinterview he J Matthew Arnold called Hebraism," which he originally fought, as d e " j PARLEY: The Zionist conven- tiior of "History ot Brookljn "Strv.nrc;;^ for t " ° "T*« cl^'c," i- no SZEIIOTI .•• presents his views, which.in ,i ^j{d.-. jg--found•'objectionabifi,. he'j s t r u c t i ^ to, his, faith, may n o v ; r ition in New. York was-a pretty Jewry," • reveals the book's raoL-c r e : a t i \ e c£ Viclcr 1'.. ^ie.-^^.^i;, sirp t h r f j - , , ,. , successful'•sijleSiriaiS'-is'a Negrc manyr respects have-n riither ,; ^jalms, b'y Hellenists, who are add'td *-'-"•*•--"•—-J. T. A. fere:-!? r..*sf . . . <"-«-=•- «-<•-- "a;.dignity ;as ainah. id i l ] 1 a { t a ; r i AtHeast by corhhumorou^—though not lHways :sponger upholders of 'the'--'forth' ' "This ajjpeaj f o r a renascence of j pai-jgon • cry, t h o c g h , v.s-°S to be ""lih .;.« -,r- r-f-Pi intentionally so -^-aspect. finds warit- , the Greek spiriUis-addressed Pri-1 i,raAvj i a s t .-the Providence | L i B EL: Some of pur test Jr"T. A. Prf-gCe l u h f i i . . . "if j»;rs re . . . . . . Read [. ^iiifch .. _. . Mr.. .Coisnard„ yea?- . . . Only real ;n ^ s p a p e r s are being-Ened for li- sr.d l.ir frc'i: ere Irc'c" i~ *. ' .'.^: , ,.rt . i t ; ~ t h i n k it over —and.smile, | ing .among his co-religionists, -.jmarily^to.fellow Jews. It- is a C if yon feel Uke.it. • .; _ . V4. ... .J.. Mr. CoJsnard weht on to-.add i movement consecrated to the predeveloped around the re- b e t - b y publisher Vladimir'*blia- Vic- r....:v5 s rast:" £77cr '!,, . . .'' 1', e' i• ,. .: . - ~ EDlltOR .1 other indictments^ of. th^ Jewish j seivatibn- of- tlie ripeness anci , , , s the- **m*£ °*. **«£ ;k b f f b e c a n s e : t h e y pHnte'd ttore "Ei.rice Self', t i t i :-.^:" ' I 1 . ;_ " f. Ti ' 1' re —^~—:— : I personality. -. which", ,he believed j beauty^ of the civilizing forces of ' ^ " r t0 e mi n ., Coignard, " behind -would have to be cori-e ctea-befbre ! the'ilelienic spirit. There are:j _ Pf^* _?*?.L ™* ",.'_ _ ! l 7 . . Bernhard and his colleagues, non-sectarian pen-name anti-Semitism .could be erased:-;]. Jews in whom a suggestion of |.'V (:Hr0ll l dn |V7°]!;J) charging him with seilifafe the lurks the person of a distinguish- Lack., of .cooperation aiid.of con-.! inner reform will- not. arouse, re- s l x • • ..Rabbi Wise got the big- p j , r i s e r Tageblatt to the Nazis the ration laugh ed Jewish physician with literary j sideration (for .others; k-bblster- ] s.istaiice, Jews in whom* a. natr native s case is strengthened ibitions, didn't actiiaily say* it; ous,..iin3ign°ified anil uribecpriiih'g i jmp'tilse. tworad betterment.mak ambitions il makes of Hungarian:, Zionists pledged by the fact tliat a Paris court .hhs ?50 . from the "floor toward the in so many wdrtls; but;the iinpll-| Ioiidnes9;^and; most, important..; possible the adoption of a conruled Bernhard'giillty of libel . . ts V,' 'And cations were definitely there; . . • 'fau.lt.of all, -an overemphasis on j structive attitude. To this group special $40,000 fund • FILMS: Joseph Biirityri, vho lie, is. very'much interested irf j "piifposefulhess; bbscurihg the j a piea for an imaginative inves- w|e don't-want it i n s t r u d e l . " he brought over 'and eibibitfea or.e ( _" -;-,:"-,. \ Or1 J« antl-Semitism.—. as. ja.doctor, .as j casual attributes of life.'' tigation of the character ' and roared, "we want it in cash* of the year's niost exciting lilr.'.s, ; a man of letters and as a .Jew. splHtiial resdiirces of tiie Jew is'Meyer Steingiass,' who publicized "'The feternal- Mask," •" has " iiur."The range, pf; his.. Z.I He " " : has ' ' given given--the the matter a.great a g r e a t vision has become —-perhaps has inade. Just as individuals, .men [the parley, threw at least sis fits ch'ased "The Lowir Dgpths,".-pic- ' it deal dfthoiig^lii g^ in liis riciily SJt always.bfeeii ,-^ : natr6w, restricted j who are blackballed " a t Wubs; J. . ' . Once when'lice Imber and : turization. of the fanious Gori;i ' m i l ^ Arid arid .crknip'ed ,by .iiis own Uiriitless [ girls-who are Unpopular seek but |jji s .jjasada confreres tried to get p po'jiited farfc Avenue bftlc^s.. work, and will show it.feoriietirne tr his unexpressed co'nctu'slons afe hi r d co'nctu'slons "the in. the Fall . . . The jiltn prbiriUes Pi i "' to be as thrilling as. the other. at when Moses f6r "tlieir ^birltuSr irisptrstjjby forever'. His -cf eed;. Ir6in the j whole .people can : readjust Mos fr p Ab. Goldberg .was cut off the air id ti6n,, aiid td -Emilyy Spgt ori t)ale Very " beginning, reads: • 'Thoii i Place • in -the structure -or. the becatise he swung into TiddisW . MISH-MASH:- . When someone p ti h than to the Mes- Shalt np't inake Uiitd thee a grav-j world. The . b o a r d ;of -inquiry '. . Conspicubiis by his absence attending-a conference of--.'the Carnegie rattier .would be the psym a ^ . ; f h i s . i s hot an inciden-l incidenl frhich.I suggest gg league rose to speak siah for their rules 'of 'conduct; eii iima^.";fhis.is was Nathan Straus,; a ZOA ?. p.- aAnti-Nazi lie i ffinding i d i g in, i th t t ] fchotherapists for the Jews. Jews tbe terrible. reaiitr. of modern' ttai the oid T Testament; :T. Aiiribiincemeiit'thtt the UPA | n ( 1 Wentified himself &s k deteT SO an,tl-Semitism. would vanish. It has had a, literal application ih.l , '.'To- teach 'them 'the value of was now-being run-by-a quin-!S at ? 0t t h e ' ^'oxfemen's Cirri?, " ' ' "ntermyer, confessed he lierer isl _A ies the same session, th. i." • i^ -• niiT r.nr tion.as-. w e u ^ s a-.rate, one ^uic.K-pics ana ine iiKt;,-wauia give ine-j^, - • ^ - onirori i when a certain prominent 'ir.an Jai •,-i ,lapk bearing address, poise ;car- ^ . ^ i - . ^ B ^ r p contrast. Beauty courses, imparting "to -Jewish life! Rothenberg,-Tlabbi A. H. fUrer unnamed t>ersi^ed an x l ^ i . ,#.9. ?W§e; of QogperaUon^- $ ^ . y a • ^ - ^ ^ J , ^ r t h e i r linderstamliiig - thatiielien- -|^nd.' ^udge Mack got big hands ^ \ ^ g ^ S1 ^?f •wo • ' ^ ^ ^ ^ J ' i Jiaferiic- ideals. Compare t^is i^m i^notsimpiy nianneri- but an ] ^ e n they strode on.the platform . ^ g ™ ? ^ rtai^ S L J - - ? Sa Co^gnara-phrased-jtj-van^asjL ^ ^ j . ^ . . i u l h i l m f e n t w i t h innate point of-view. ; • - . |for the o p t i n g session . Men-j^s^ trying to make *m » « i e , resolutipn. ;tiplofied tal V e ;here it! "There will still be room f or 11 i o n of Brandeis invariably .melu a ^ l , f e ^ ^and S Smistreated., * l i i r ! !evr f l tnfe fixed, .and unwavering piiriiii rett ati P 5" aidible. rt.Oh. why bf morality, arid' its', counterpart, i the Jewishl, trait-of intchsity of brought storms of applause . '.•'-. 5rou s h u t U •wil r t e r y w h e r e . ' ' '--':.•• ' • ; till-avbidancij of iiii. tidw hop'e-iof putp'Ose, but.'*-"«*' '<• """'- - ' P "• • • Press table again loaded' with p . y tyLewis and Florence '-'Does :it iidt' appear;,"iasts 4Ir. Best-dressed delet r deadlieads -w ti& \i)i 'llfe.i will no longer be cdnsidihi Coignard, "that tiagate, Rabbi Edward Israel of Balwhole of life." •< -- — y-f- the - - _ .repeated . - , . >% MUIUB m»o. DiiisienesS of purpose, ' N.-iiI:~ ' \ on tional of" t'ti'e ''•' • • ' •. .-•-. "... .jtlmore . ' . ' • ' . 'Handsomest beard,' expulsions of t h e Jews ! ^ ^ ^ f ' a l i its^liigh aspiratldn of from every iiatib'tii on the cbiittn-[.^pgied-certain 7 otrier yearnings' fCbpyrlght ld37 By Seven Arts Ben Zion Mossirisohn of Palesto 'A* : en't of-Eu'rqiie, eh'airig- tip with j £ h a t Q. j tjiemselvea.-seemea requistine Jdlliest.' " " '. . . """""" Rabbi ; Elias ' Feature '-Syndicate:) v theiilast-dreadful tiumUiatioh-.lnit vfbf_ tfie •fuiictlbiiliig >o! the e Margdlis of-Jlt. Verribn, who, in Fet _ Germany, are a. pdigriant su'ggesV e a reminiscent mood, tofd a couple tha tiph tliat-the iewfi reform his own tifeeR" spirit. V Siichael H., Gbdeffdi. was ..in of the boys he was the only livNo one '^llt' -w-fsii to condemn sot V* hriu&e instead . of .resenting .and. i860 named Minister of Justice ing ;mdrtal who once .(in their s r ; g arii •bewailingthe' prejudice rtfiat siirstiiden_t days) kicked President & r ^thaii h'imsfelf; iio bhfe can of the Netherlands." pro roilridl i ' ' wiioieheartedly despise intensity itsMr. Coignard, who both ,as a the search for betterment in Clt manifest y , v, w "' (it' I whatever realm it irsiy man ! V hand, it i . ,.^., - -„ * >'li--"*i.v"'**^-^r-j,*7-; itself. 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TWh'ia ira... frpia this state'-Theatre,--to-'attend- the Ia- i trip through . the A ETO-J cant's Clevels^'d fTTjli' .iearn tjOtJiLcoatet ^ ; _ ..-_.-.—„ .. -speech" v that-.his ™_ masterful sp.eech'at &t the the;terationalj teratlonal - Theatre Theatre Congress Congress ia j Jewish farm colonies in the SOTt;Jcaqo, and a prLtn^tivo ' Soqlel^.v n p Sunfiay ifgit'feessio'a-" or,-. thV ZJoh- ! Paris' .'"J \ ' Jeisner has.been stag- j let Union, is. having the clary of Adnisistr&tiog. Grotip csc^i I t ia'-not^'ciaaa ibiiinta '5. r4i?coT4red"-,tR?j ^ ,1st •.conyentisnf.w.a.s .apt broadcast i'ing'1 Jewish folk plays in Vienna ! that trip published. . . . Kiss IvlorXTaadd Icr Jcttish r,oUtJcc:l dynasties.. I t la not' &t t b n c^iJ c<»h!o7a" .-»« tttrA*'hff>^ji. sTinonTifPd . in- ..The ... The Palp.st.ir.e Pavilion "aanoanced t ; | .i'.~ . la-!.-. Palestine Pavilion at at thethe I fissey, •who is cc-t a Jewess", is ©ce t 4 t o d , c'olcly • by,.cc on otalc. directly*th.e. blame belongs to -Abe j Paris Fair was the - first unfier ! ° the oldest cmrlcrees c Jerusalsm ,{i7NS-Palcor Agen- Gcl^berff..'..-."^s:hS;3;A^be.',begaa to ;the Briti§h,fiag u to be opened . . . D. C. ia point of Esrrice. . : jjlo bofw-c?a d^ns-ecracy: sib'^oatlisif rcka 'he-'traiy^ctira it in the v a r days when., ' . cy) .'^— •Tha-'nee-atiatioaa .to briss Bl52ak"he--talked in English, inow-'t JUJQ'CT"PEOPLE : Pondins ,tl t tirlter^onomlc'^y^^^^-^ Elrf-ia Tpig-tafls Ehejbecam Zionists .and ;noa-Zionist .closer, to- l SS .that'-qie: 5 peech .. »«....b4ii S I* LoB i s -Unterinyer has ' resigned « aTCinateer rorEer -tho S?th'er for a'discussion.of the. broadcast".;..>,. .B 3 t when . the | a s ^ ^ 'eaitor ot the A: erican «— ' * -' A t i C 2 p o s - r : ib'je;an_a."3uEti3>' ; committee has '.'l-am' su^o-"thai-,-' 12 autccracy . .psndias .crlsiB---for'-Pftlea^ias': bore .crowd,hollered, .for . Yiddish,'-he jjnetcnry"-.beesase he Troa't fruit ia.the noiaination of a smal- obliged..,:. .....And- exactly., at ..the j{eT a p £ S C i s t magazine . asala. " ion isoiiEg • Chacipicsisinp TO- Asrcncy r . " t r -assa.- ^Th.<5nw democracy fl- ^r A*dnilnistratiTo. Committee of moment' ; he. started, to . speak: ii as cf Trhleh Trill go tcvzvi the iectti^ * asis", mo|?i ;-?a'ustesiaaefi tlio Jewish. 'A'sencyl^lor Palestine, ^ cuf off he ^ ^ trlump-ha, j to J e l e t " : c b ! u i&®^ firsf". time lhat'-:sttch; a body tromlthe liying;i4sea"'d > t | ^ * * ' ?* ,M..Silver,„.-who., followed | Y & ^ i g - - . ""All o* them refused establishment . . . . •hi.s- been ferineS 'feinca,tae-. _ JSs-.Goldberg,;; t o; ;;tt h s' , platform. catine. , ^'"^ ltf .Tras^the o H e r aithoagh socie ©f them the late Louis Is&sded'" Agency ~~ty&a- •created; in < But.ia^ •the ins^ctot TicUm, /Jj'eoajiae. Ma; y-eTe O f f e r e d £ S ranch lf29." . The.-represeiitatives .for speeV^*tob^d^dfi't k^t._.en.the.air i s ; per year . . . It is nil the neW .cojamittes,_ T7hich . be- •V'tfaBo5sr*rthe-'gaTeis* n'Bed/oy-jy^ji - 'Fraakf^rter -has goae 'c^uso -of its -SEiallnesa -ia «xpecteij ..'.-W,i.SBJl...-B?e»1fi!PS'' •»f?icers ; i &broad .. OI1 a a important mission j „ „ , . _ . _ . , . « „ to ; b© .iaoro wieldy- and effective Trere FZCIZZZS one ;.from. the Zionist. con,-! interests of Palestine . . . ! kULGAkkA f'£* tllin •' toa. larger', holly';' were an- yeatioa ;of .'1902 and.?one . fr«n ji E- at h eAmerican, former secretary j p s ie TO a^iincsd -it",the: faceting of.'ths ^S(?3,--^"'•; .'.One. pi the ^most^ escit-j. f the National CocacU of Jewish i O (JTA),— Minister ct luSinalle? Actions i.Gom'mittee of the j World Zionist Organization. 3' ^scales -ol tLt ?/ 'Ths'fn6n-Zionis*»: mfeisbers- of fT, If ^. tha - email; Admiaistrative. ComCsinaj'iS. !*"•" mittee aro pr^_lu,d^.h I*..": Anglo-Je'Kish "?reek_ly., TF.ho;'Sayped I of her meagre" resources . preps.piesident of the Hebrew' "Univerorganization two,. Revisionists^ after 'they_ had SjfAZIS AXD AXSB, against'.any section ot th? ? 1 slty;' I>rJ;» Max- Bchlossin^er, 1 pr- gotten top obs'treperoBs:;.. _SqEae j Now that' cf the appointa S r ;Tics/.Chancsilor .of -the .IJe-idei_.6f*the**comj>aratlTe".'p.optiiar- iiaent 'of -Uanfred voa ' vj brfitrirnit^rEity; M.*"A'..Npvomey; director*of" Palestine Potash, ity cf"-'Amefleaa. '"Zionist 'leaders jre-puted' assassin'•• of Mathias ErzLt2.;" itoahs. Stailansky;. head-, of .,a.mqag" the'Zionist rank" .as d 5 file :j}erger,, as'German-consul'in San ['.the Psle'sline"" Taraiers'^ 'Feders.- Is i conTeyed- byi_tfie .votes cast -fcy1 Francisco '*s public property, yon jafght "rs'Sffiabe'r V s tipped yoa 15S' aad'ioted v r i t s / ; -f'.a'rry' Vit- :s iesrfet~b'all5t'"Tor~aelilate3'toj : slesSi'.saanater-'of- rthb; -Ceatra'l he'.JSipaifif'^ConsSfess' :;'. ;'.-;s'te"phen ]off .'aboat it t^o vreeks Ego . . . 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Viscountess calls herself Lady of ! merits sna advances over £3.000,l 000 from t h e .T. D. C, a t the close Mount Carmel? I ITALIAN j E W a t SWEPT.BT cf 1CS6. The Foundation had in RELIGlOtS REVIVAL . . . Thej- operation in If countries 67£ roare resliEiaf thit they1 can't es- operaiives fetid other Je^ii-b iOEIl By Or. &bill9 Sher societies v i t h s total rne fcp.rcape. '. sh!p of 1E2.SS6. In ISSfi these soNAZIS CHALLENGE. HUNGARIAN MAYO& TO 100 DUELS cteiles h'ad capital end res^erres of over Si,000.fCO, deposes of *'An easis of denscracy and f reedofil in * the midst of a 1& the days to come shall Jscots SSCAUSE HE REFUSED TO uearlj" ?10,0CC,CCC enS creSits :eiTi, South Africa J wtcs w«na!ica oa NAME STREETS FOR ANTIi niiiTTrifTiirTir"ti*fWii1H desert of autocracy and reaction" aptly describes Csecho* ake foot, Israel blossom &ni SEMITES . . . That's the KEE! rs.nce .F-risOatioTT to provide ty tfce Foundation 600 oraaaoia v BgrairiRf-, activities i n o c r t ' r ? to f].657,000. Di*r;nc: Slovakia.1* ' . .. version cf gentle persuasion. Cite osfteo—Jawisb rer.rier or promote And .it shall be as -.-vrhca a hua* ae first 6 months of 1ST6 they The Jewish communities of Czechoslovakia last week pre- ;ry'iaan dreasaeth, aafi behold hs FIND FEW COLLEGE STU- laae ISO,CCP loans £g;grcgst1ng ©BJ i Till and hostility to "-• •••-••-, prtnt'ahop.Add»sa:-«5g4.Ba..S« Jee.ii.nc-s o- a. sented Tit. ^duard Benes, president bi thfc 'country,- with, a iateth.bat ba awaketli, and his DENTS HAVE JETv'ISK BACK- ?£g,CCO.CCC, ^-h-:is the £.j,Eiust. any class of DAVID S L A C K E R ^ ' ''• Bastntesa ©sfi iozns GROUND" . , . It looks as it ex- sifice i t s inception of .'•.£• inhsbuafttfl- of the deebfated Bftroll fespj-essing their gratitude to him oul Is eiaBty; or as . when a tension r pvov.v of the courses for parents are ia dation was 4,51S,0GC sssn dreaiaeth and behold i Union of So uil; Africa" Wfts urg>ANNtB ItATSLMAN Council tad hia government for the recent 'decree granting cultural Isirsty drin'keth, but lie afrbbeth afefl cfder. to 5446,000,000, |ed ufion the Ur.ion Kovefnment In ANN autonomy to the Jewish people and complete equality to the NEW YORK C H.I L D R E N Tfce foreword adopted-at the 12th to the ,h® is faliit fcnS his coal DRAMATIZE NASl SAN ON AK-mestjons i\e^otiatiotis by J D. C. ' h?pr.Ti!s1 Jewish religion and Jewish schools. These latest steps do not.B dry - • so Bhall lha conprpss Tof t h e South YAN-NON-ARTAN FRIENDSHIP representatives in RiiBFia for the e-wi»h Depntindicate a sudden about-face ia policy but represent the con-3f all tha aatlcsg ba that BOF.-'C of . , . Sounds Ji&e a good theme tax Eettlcir.er.t of Polish e-v6 otlier .gainst Slon. . .. stant, unswerving adherence to d«mocratie idealism tmder both a burlesque. -• Je"BTE ia t h e Soriet Union, the A sugar-coated pill can hide a hitter dose of jaediclne, reaffifmed ft Wo® Bntd them that sfiefe EDUCATOR FINDS ClilLD- turning ever of fllP.OPO to t h e ij Masaryk aad Beaesi When treaties are he^ng treated iike prp'n'rt-s p.rt.ion to centralise apo Mda their counsel from the even a palliative which is fatal to the patient. It is in this ' y Ort for Its overseas -yrork i t all "cf Jp-vrssh El'oups abroad ihglesa itsraps"of- paps?» Ciechoslovakia relifiously keeps both Lord and their works are ia the IN& HOMES NOT BACKWARD . countries except Russia, t h e P^EIS that W view the report t>£ the Eoyal Commission of < t".nc«f;r R. sir.pe comir»ittee. The aflr, aad they l a y : "Who aeeth . . What made Mia think tfcey agreement vritk ORT by Tfhicli nresiuoRtis] n:essage of Siegfried Britain, calling, for partition ot Palestine inb Jewish and Arab the Spirit and the letter &f its tf eaty pledge. "Whea'eountriea s and •srho tnowth- us?" -wobld be? the latter unaertook not to con- Kaphaelr stressed t h e growth of about it are sinking deeper and deeper in the saire and morass "States. STUDENTS- T O O BRIGHT, independent fund drives in anti-Semitic aeUation and. organMany hive insisted that Great Britain •ia the bulwark of of racial prejudice and petty persecutions, this nation main- "Rabbi Maler -was in the babit YESHnrA" A C A D E M Y CUTS duct cities -which have BO permanent izatio-ns J>ir; urged t h e Jewish democracy and righteousness aw.ong nations, that Great Britain taiaa and Baieguards the cultural, economic and political rights f saySag: The very same scale COURSE FROM 4 TO 3 YEARS centralized velfare iund E.j;encies community not to become panic. . . They'll hare to devise new could he trusted with the soul of Israel. Great England, itee of all minorities. •srith Tirhlch n a n measures others aataes fo? the classes now *— the End t b e raising of S£,S£O,EOO as ; kro f - J u n e 15, 1687. against the Depr.tr Prime Minister Jan England - - it was contended - • would never betray a minority The treatment accorded Chechoslovakian Jewry is reflected ill be isseted out to htm. (As coraraos designations are one too| 19S6 campaign. .e deals trith others, ho Vrill be many. : Smuts sent a message to t h e conpeople like the; Jews. Look at the Batfour Declaration, they in other aurora -»' emigration and conversion. Wherever per- ealt trith.) / gress 311 vhich he r.rged the Jewg ANTI-ZIONISTS IN ITALY declared, which guarantee's a Jewish. Homeland inrP&lesrtine. secution is rife, there yotl will, find-A definite tendency to both Our Rabbis^-srere taught: A PERSECUTE EIONISTS . . . Hitto exercise patience aHd good Atzh €Mm$ icr But, the report of the Royal Commission under Lord Peel.and conversion and emigration. But recent figures from Checho- ota cast her eyes upon things ler troti't like that, Eesito. ; temper as the best means of ! meeting tlse anti-Se>mitlc camthe 'enactment of the program therein constitute: the final act slovakia Bhow thai last year Jews represented only three per i-hieh did sot belong to her; the • 'ONE-THIRD OF ALL VIENNA • paipti. Ttif congress took not* lonseqtience tras that that -which . . Tv*ith the JETVS OX DOLE . Jaffa, CWXS-TslcoT Agency) — of betrayal of the Jewish people hy Great gritain. Great cent of the.totaremigrants froa Czechoslovakia.* - startingly ibe' desired she did not get; and "Danube Blues" as their theme- | A majority of Arab claims for I ot this c&rcpaiETi by reaffaifming Britain •* the mighty Bavior o£ world freedom and puhlic.coa* different from the frantift. desire of the Jewries of most cen- iren that Whteh She did hare ^ras j losses arising out of the if EG fiis- "its consi&nt desire a n d will to this i£ the Great Britain 'which allowed the from her. .For, iarhoeTer AUSTRIAN JEWISH DOCTORS tral and eastern European countries to find a haven of refuge | tobances was rejected by the : live in harmony anfi unity with sciousness REPORTS DEVELOPMENT OF lasts his eyes to desire things ! coriciittee representing the Pai- : every section cf its South African League of Nations to slowly .sink into tinconselousness, rather in & new land. Also, statistics from Prague reveal that in the characterized ARTIFICIAL BLOOD . . . P e r - j estine Gorerciseiit investigating Zellov: citfztns," Which fid *tot beldag to him, thejA: than risk her personal position? this Is the-Qteat Britain which last yeas? there were but two J&wa wh& embraced Christianity result trill be that flot Only « 1 I j h'aps a supply of that would sat- i claims, ; the ''atteritrts vhinh are now be• ing- rnartf to sr-w discord and dis* permitted a defenseless Ethiopia to be swallowed-up beeaUSS - -. in, strong contrast to th§ thousands who annually seek to e.fidt obtala his desires: But isfy i f the th Tfrar-raongers? r? ! Most of the claims vere for ! pension betwpen t h e Jewish com* it was not diplomatic to enforce Britain's'own demands; this escape anti'Semitiam pi Hungary, Austria, Poland and neigh- Ten that \rhich belongs t o . hlfs | compensation lor death o£ rela- 1 mutity and the rest of the South JEWS SENT $1,000,000 TO [ tires during the' riots. ill also be taken from *hlta. is the Great Britain which has forsaken, the Spanish govern- boring countries through apostasy. ; African people ae a grave disserLANDSMEN IN POLAND 19 3 6 . . ! Claims on acoocct of those r b o [ vice to the country as a whole" Rabbi CHetn&lna said-: "God ment in order to keep her position as the balance wheel in statesmanship and hate-mengery are placed in thedoth Wasn't there something about k e i e killed fighting- British ; and espresped net panish a taaa u&til his gratitude at th» bread cast upon Europe. And now, this, same" Great Britain - - fearfnl-leaf she scales, only the ignorant and the sadistic can.bear to look with j troops ERd police v:tve iraraedi- stsTfi tP.fcsn by leaders ol thought of inJjjuities j s full." AFRICA ' ! atfely disallowed, s,cd or,ly a fev. ID. tfcp clui.rch. parliament and might lose one iota of her strategic whip in the Near last, equanimity upon the governments born of hate and bred upon Rabbi Alclba ded: "Ais & SOUTH AFRICAN has sacrificed the hopes and aspirations of a whole people^persecution. Among such, a country like Csechoslovakia is a rewafd ttst th6 righteous woiriea ITE3 WANT BAN ON IMPORT press "against t h e forces which •who lived in that generation'-wafe asm at c\:eating: ill" will between O F ' M A T S G T H MEAL . . Do ther The Balfour Declaration today is nothing more thaa a t©?sf well-spring of inspiration and encouragement to those of us :srae! redeemed tfotn Egyjst." ; J e y s f.rd nor-Jews." Patronize Our Advertisers treat to be the organizers of a loscrap of paper. Back in 1922, the first blow was struck when who are endeared to democracy and freedom. Rabbi Ek£ef said: "Wealth is | tol taate6tli bakery? Transjordan was lopped off the Palestinian Homeland. !Then, dear ta the righteous as their body. (T&e reason is that (Copyright 1837 By Seven Arts' successive "White Papers little by little amputated snore and hard to obtaia hey have • Feature. Synaicate.) more from the Jewish homeland idea, with the final blow being Celia aSsd oalr" In a honest saved for the year, 1937. ^ " ^ Happiness may be the 'ide&i' of life, but it is by no means y). c-. r. always the reality. Under tho best of conditions and circum- Rabbi Mat! said: "He vho is v 0i The area in the proposed "Jewish State" is 3,351 square stances, evea with, otherwise the greatest good fortune, there afetful - - la the beginning, not his exact nature, people j miles, representing less than half the area of the state e2 New ia a great deal of unhappiness in the world. In the happiest kno*ing ike such a man. but at the end! Jersey. In Central and Eastern Europe, thousands upon thous^ homes, isL the most enviable lives, thers is Eickness> pain. Buf- he is despised not only by strang- J ands of.hopeless and despairing Jewish people, persecuted, fering, sorrow. Misfortune cornea aa a bolt from the blue, ca- i"rt but even by his own bousehounded, in misery and suffering, looked withvansldUQ ©yea I&raity Bttffeea unawares; the best laid plans go awry (as Ulus- told." Our ftabbis vere taught: "Alto Palestine as a haven of refuge.' Yet, with OUfc development tfated i a ' a novel way, and in a not generally-known, lower ways let th? left hand repel those ,&, J&iOT restricted to such a small space, it is obvioUB that even if jail* stratum of society, in the contemporary 'best seller,''"Of Mice deserving, and the right shall inLatvia, Li-lii Eecot &s Elisha has done ceive Bs: lions «f dollars were poured^into emigration, we would still and Men"): the most carefully h i d schemes miscarry; disap- vite, Gechasl la rejecting -with hoth be unable to settle an appreciable number of our refugees pointment, defeat overtake all. There is tragedy as well sa hands — arsd the Elisha TTBS New York (WNS) Espendlthere. Thus, England^ the land with a "heart,", meets a world triumph.'And at the end of all, there ia inevitable, tmevad- punished fey GoS for that." tnres of SSS2.SS5 for aid to thv ' able, impartial,-universal death. In Seine's language 'that Jeirs of .Germaay ( fccI-aalEg' cist- , ^problem of transplantation of suffering humanity. gratics, '.vocational retraiain?, t Black Knight stretches us all in the dust,* The Report, however, offers some "good points," It sets ecoaoraio help, scbooli2g z.n3. otLBut if life is not all happiness neither is it all unhappii dr&Btio i aetioa^ i ^ was aado d aeoessary bytM b M fight* fih forth that this ffi* er welfare sctifitles; gtests r f ' $1.622,S58 In nevr appropristicr-i : ing and terrorism in Patotiae,and that the partition-will'end nes3, Nojoae's lilo is invariably happy. No one's life is wholly &:iS retolTlas credits to SevrS i this. On the contrary, it is qnita efcvloua that the partitioaiag aissrable. Thers.is a blending of both, happiness and imhspPc'snS,. P.SEjfiKls,, Latr'a. Lfth-j-' piaess, e^ a sueeessise.ezperienca oi each. Life is a compound ths. lighting. will only deepen ths h&Voe and ESia ang othef countries cf Ear- , before co-operation twa possible, not? a jdirest and distinct of JoyMd of SOMOW, of success asd failure, of-disappointtern Europe, and greets of |B2S,-. 200 t a refuge© assistance cots-! ri-calty is set up» t?ita faction witMa each "state". aa& be* meat aaS delight. Happiness ia modified by Uflhappiaess and, By EOBERX. STONE a i t t e e s laftltiding' those ia t t s j tween the two "states'* much easier. Already, jMfeparaiioaa are la !$rowainf's language, 'sorrow tempered, BO that it reaches CHRISTIAN CENTtfRY MAG- U c i t e i States are d'solosefi l a the-j being made to resist increased, terrorisia ia the Holy Laad. liko aJEQiemn joyl" In the too, as in nature, there AZINE ."WARNS DEMOCRACY 19S6 rc-pcrt of the Joint •DistribuIN The Keport tells of greater freedom in a "Jewish State/' light aad darkness. Indeed where there is light there inust NO GUARANTEE FOU JEWS: Committee. The 1 refuse to AMERICA lires cf t h e J. D. C. t?< bs ehadow. Badness Is the shadow which the soul casts; there x It is quite evident that no ona knows what is meant by ''State." lleve that true deaocracy can In fact, we think that it is being, gmrposely cloaked in am-'are'moments''of dejection, at times of melancholy; the reaction coufiteaaace iatoierance. 1470,000 toward t h e budget biguity so as to raise false hopes" in certain Jewish hearts. from too; much joy and'gladness. On the pianoforte'of*life CHASSONIM T E O B'RATION the Eeatrfel Ausscliuss .and ths ne der Jndes ia Actually, what th© Peel Commisaion has done ia Get tip a there are both tho blffck land the whito feeys, to produce both JO1NS AMERICAN .FEDERAKeit i3 TION OF LABOR plus cf greatly-reduced Jewish homeland without Great Britain in any tho major a a l ths minor chords, that the fine? horEienies mi lla*, t.d fsfesune, •will be the raU- fsr.SSS fhrcugh est-oaditcres w ether ch.,~ts.i"s. way relinquishing even in the slightest her hold over both tho ensue. And life's chess-board has both the black (or red) and It eastern s,^d Ceatrt,! Europe g the report discloses that f i e Arab., and Jewish' territories » » . j u a t anothc? English "diplo* whito squares necessary to th® proper playing of tna g a a , ANTI»SE..IITIC GROtJPS ; LABOR CBISIS J. D. C. £.c(i its affiliated spe^e'es whoever wina or loses. For in tho ch'ecs-gane of life even the PLOITIKO matic victory.'-* T&e proC«f£Urs ha& proved granted $1,161,000 for aid «.sd. Another Blight point which eludes va h an esplanation of poo? Mng'ia hounded into a corner and God remains the only efficacious ia ether lands. fecoastructica ia Fcland. o£ j S0V12T AECTIG HERO IS which $4S0,G00 1K£-S - a ^ew fi:rds the fact that §10,600,000 ia allotted for tha transplanting of champion ht l&st. 1 SON OS 1I2LAMSD for its res-ulaf program cf free So fcs*h 'enjeyaent and sorrow are our destined lot or way5 Tslaud Arabs from the Jewish eectloB into the Arab section, but iaterprctatisa to Polar loan work, child cere, medical '• • • nothing is given for similar fundu to transplant Jewish coloa* to *?6ry the peot Longfellow's words. , .vSgatfca la oas aid, sciool3 &rd ether eccscn:ic V. S. DELEGATES TO BERanfi "^elfrre tsElslas.:?. Ssts living 'on Moslem terrain* "We must accept life a3 it. Submission remains the hightct MEBTINO HEIL. 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Loofe out, BenJto — Pf£.nsc; $101,rcJ in Hells.* d: 1 tions have deterred our pioneering spirit • «* and we will sot justieo efifl kindness is the injunction of tho purely religious rhst will Adolf sayf HENRI BSaGSON EMBRACES 115,137 ia Caechoslov&kiai frf ,stop now! , quality-of reverence, of humility, of oneness with the will of CATHOLICISJI . . . This is ne-svfi 000 ta Austria; $3,C5C ia £Ki,~, "We Jews in the "United States have a difeet atake in theGlofi. The prophet Isaiah has expressed it la voids of u££ur te us — ve thought he'dd dose zttlcnt; SCO Sa Yugoslavia; passsS B^bliaity. "My thought! are not your thoughtc, a^ that half a century ago. preservation of ouf historic rights in Palestine. The REICH ANTI-SEMITIC OUT Spain; 115,OOC Ir. My t?ays.yout T7cyu; but as tho heaters ar^ higher than th OS1 LOVt OP GEKMANY, States government co-Operated in framing and p p g i C'tl text of the Balfour Declaration _in 1917, and pai'tioipateS In earth, so laufih higher are My ways then you? waya, and tly HATE OF JETv'S, NAZI MINIS-jc:czitZ I? Ihc Z'~l~ the focr-' SATS . . , Thit'8 & new cseitlos Fonndnti-r, tthoughts.' h h t ' I'he I'h l U naa tau3t b discufisions of; the terma of the Mandate for Palestine. Both t h k t 'th to TBS la the lino cf taibic, iycar period frcra I t SG tuo rs« i ths highoi? wisdom of God. . Houses of Confess in June,-1922, adopted the GALO BARON FINDS JEWISH j port shears J. 33. C Tha truly enlightened, not aerely resolution, in which the United- Statea fioelased that it a^n, will esy BIRTHRATE DROPPING FAS-1 lor relCS-el til cZ LUX OTHEK. I'^O- The report alcc i ^ Hhe establishment;/.of the Jewish Hoaeknd ia Palestine. Andt?itk Job, "Bvea though He slay sne, yet will 1-trust ia Ski* "iUHTHA^ VLL'S—Scsiehow v e can't Wane tlirongh XLT'.DZ" Z. on December 5,1924, the American government and tho Bfitlsli and the tweaty-thifd psalm ^remains tk& world's favorite h: tin 3GTS-3 who . d u s c to tt&z tn-«j,lllEed «j,lllEed t r tfcc government signed a treaty providing that no modification o2 causo it Voices BO cenaibly aa well as es beautifully what anc other «,eaers,tic3i thla Vcrld.nc.de a Jtcr-ard the Mandate for Palestine could be undertaken by Great Britain be m a ' s attitude towards the aalath«x.blo ay^tciy, yet L, \JLIGIOU5 EDUCATION GIVEN •IN nHCD-E ISLAND jj without the" consent of the United States. A modificutfom of evitable destiny o2 lifa, happy ei* unhappy, £e?t'iaato o? ii'ks i1 2UDLIC !tiers in v/Ita ca??ov? and misfortune; "Yea, though 1 walls thro^i* th 1 itt-.-r if CCKOOLE—It that mandate has now been undertaken I ; tic give n o r ; lO5u p^re^ts Z. I?. C, Also, on the strength-o£ the Britlaa pledge," Aaerisaa valloy. of tho ohadow of death, I will feat no evil, £os* Thou «: to jfJivatc Jewry underwrote a large program for the financial assistance with me." The absolute ground of all ££if!e:;ast3, o£ iitzi, vu t".to Palestine. *Yeariyf American monies have Sato P«les* efe&hea and unshakeable faith, is bsoauss thesa It & God is r TEIL: universe, tHo Creator of the Unhorse, cf fill lif?, z?A cf \?t', -t- ttinian industry and egriculturo, with & .future ?mex& or BiscoTsrn: TO cunt: nt: INall SANITY . . . He crrDt tc tro sail death. Ia reality, as Loasfellotr a i s m&g, the Jewish people being, ths main incentive. plenty ct pitiests vrho c=a use a 5-{lZzo*-ci^ s C^r. "Tkifd la ao ds^th; v/hat-scorns so is transition; In a situation like tha present, the?o£©?e, Jbacsis&s is ^rstna's Teutonic Eelgi-jport croC^ls Zs; life of dortal breath, is but the preluae to ths lif. care should play a prominent role in fighting the partitioning fo "or to tit; cc?ts. Palestine - - which crystallises Jewioh aspirations la tho feeiasWhoss portals we call death." land^and partitions Jewish hopea for a havea ©2 refers i®f Wo fvar not; for God is with m. Hay we hi \7ith Israel's suffering. In Omahs, the v&rieua SSeaisi ofgeaicitl&ns .: v<. all will be welL "Surely g^ddnc^j d»S oewy r/iil: combitfed represent a nugb_ty aurabe?. %c;3 o!i&«14 |oiafc.o petition to Great Britain and to the United States govenmcat us all tbo days of ou? ife, aad t?o shall &rr<&l in thw in demanding full Justice to the avowed promise of tht, Matt- tho Ls?d iot%v®t.n c> ..->; MOXJN" k, Ir.rcrfel story Power. Such cctioa in every part of ths United Stctca ict Coha. 4

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This Saturday evening Austin but as expediency fi Vi Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cohn cele- announce the birth of a daughter Slie will remain, there until the Beyans and his orchestra will be rehearsals preceding brated their Golden Wedding an- on Thursday, June 24, at the last part of August ' -..' fet'turea at E dinner -dance* at . . . opening cf filin c ~« niversary last Sunday "with a din- Clarkson Hospital. , Highland. ner at the Blackstone Hotel. I FAREWEMi.MJKCHEOIf • j never hear t i e entire riottire T:Een of their eight children Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lucille Batt was hostess at a : til it's in the projection room. present. '"•••• " V \ ' . Ba Guest of .Hono dore announce the birth of a son farewell luncheon for Miss EQrLubitseh's first rehearsal takes Trying to beat the heat, th o j _:j ECe The dinnisr -was given In. a"pri-> on July 3 at the Clarkson Hos- raine Ffegger who departed fox o a a will Pi bare sound stags, to Dr. and Mrs. .J. M. Erraan left j C. C. softball youngsters. vate dining^Toom at-the Blacli- pital. Mrs. Theodore Is the for- Los Angeles. 9 . ' that the actors n c ~ tissoclcte a on Tuesday for Chisholm, Minne-j play nest Sunday's games at stdne and the table was appropri- mer Rose Simons. ~ previous roles. : themEelves from sota, whsre Dr. Erman will be in, instead of ately decorated. ie usual 1 p. VISITORS FKOM CHICAGO - ' •; Entire s-cript 5s .gone ever. Bars guest of honor at the annual starting time. The children of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. "Abe Markowitz Mr. &aa Mrs. Norman L.' Green The schedule .calls ior the j loHGTring. t i e company coes Iroia Cohn attending were: Mrs. Hugo. of Hamburg, Iowa,, announce the anddaughter of Chicago are vis- biniauet- of the. Veterans of Foreign TVal's convention, to beheld birth of a daughter on July 1.. Giants to play the Tanks and the I set to Est, enscttep ECc-e rfter EL L Kren" of Sari Francesco and her iting Mr; Green's parents, Mr. on Thursday. I scene iitstil t i e v-ric^e i~ br.ilt Tp Cards to take on the Tigers..daughter, June; air."Harry Cohn; Mrs.-Markovitz ts -the '; former and Mrs. Morris Green. iia thslr minds. Ttzn t e cn!3?.' Rose Rosen'stein of Omaha. Giants still lead the loos' with family. Mr. and. Mrs. I. Hoberdefeats. i"C£isera!" five victories and maa and son; Mr. and Mrs. John Otnaba Club of Hew York SAIL FOR ETJROFE - ' ' j Card, Yanks, and Tigers ni\ run- j Cohn and daughter, and Mrs. RETCBK FROM ETJEOPEAK Mr. and Mrs. Herman H. AuerTRIP . ' . . . " . ' Jennie Schlanger. " The Omaha Club ow N W York j G i n £ i n t h a t order. bach sailed on Saturday aboard Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hill of • • lin forgot the r. _ Mr. and ilrsT Howard Milder the Gdynia-American liner, Ba- is holding its First Annual OutDue to large attendance, new; ducting so: e ci and Sir. and MrB. Simon Feld- Lincoln have returned from a tory, for ten sweets abroad. They ing on Sunday, July 11, at Interman, grandchildren, were also four months tour of eleven Eur- will visit the Scandanavian coun- state Park, near New York City. swim schedules have been posted. ; the other t opean countries. The trip was present. On Mondays and Wednesday, be- i made in celebration of their tries and Russia before returnj ginners girl class will hare the Die yon tear ing home. • . , : •Mr. and Mrs. Cohn have lived twenty-fifth "wedding anniverI pool from S:30 to 10:15 a. d . man producer who w: In Omaha for thirty-five years. ; sary. .'•.-.'.-• AdTraneed girls eocae in from IH 'NEW TOES: Stops -were made-in the key | A regular meeting of the BOcur 10:15 to 11, with'matron women Sinclair Lewis s^zd Paul Backs, after: spending a Ghblini" Society will be held 03 I taking "over'the" p o " r f r o a " l l to £rd but £irEt had to RETURNS FROM CHICAGO cities of i'randej Italy, Czechosloer fber vrei-e Aryar MEETIKG vakia, Switzerland, Austria, P6-! week- at. the National A". S. A- Monday. 12, at 2 r'clock Eat ! 1 2 : 1 5 Monday July 12 jsiirea him that, iheiDr. Ben Goldware^ foot specia- land, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, convention at Camp Cejwln, Pott, the. Jewish Community Center. Jervls, New York, is visiting rel- At this meeting a repfcrt -will be, Men swiianiers jump- in from ; were Sinclair Levy list, has this morning returned Rumania, and Palestine. frdm a week'a stay in Chicago j Horowitz respectivslj given on the building' and ba- 12:15 to 1:30 p. in. Their longest stay ,was in Pal- atives in New York Citywhere he attended a meeting of estfne where they visited e» Mr* Lee Grossman handles all the! * • • aar. othopedic shoe research. The Hill's twin brother. Tha Hills S TO CHICAGO classes during the fisy-j j a c ir Eennj- strut -meeting is a semi-annual gather- •were impressed by the progress time with Dan Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. L. Harks of Chithe'-^iey Mary's set the LADIES FREE WAN, ing held by the educational and of the country, particularly the cago have returned to their home night instructor. e-5 out in correct shoe research division of work done by the exiles who nev-after a two week visit here with Business girls swim on Mont sjrtiously I" Mrs. L. Neveleff installed the the "Wilbur Coo i Shoe company, er before had been engaged in their relatives. Accompanying and VTednesdays from 5:S0 to j represented locally by Dr. Gold- manual labor. According to Mr. them on the return trip are Miss officers of the Ladies Free Loan S:30 p. m. |ea his Epotise ware. Hill, contrary to the current be- Ruth Mirks and .Miss Evelyn on "Wednesday, July 7. This is t's t i e the first time in the history of ~~~^~~~— 'k^ow ' l i k e a lief of emnity between the Jews Greenbaum who will visit them women's organizations in Omaha The only gym activity not i-alt-j. ' ' ' k e d ,. r T and Arabs, the relationship be- in Chicago. Miss Sarah.'Bernstiefi OX MONTH'S TRIP that a woman installed the offic- ed by the snEner weather is. the | Miss Bess Bet-nstein jeffc on tween the common people was motored with them as far- as ers. A large number attended the volleyball play by men and worn- ] en classes. Not only that — the j :n the dir< % July 3 for Bos Angeles, Califor- friendly and that the agitation Iowa City where she will visit her meeting. hotter-the .weather, the hotter j couldn't T e a brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and came from the wealthy class. nia, to spend a month with rela;: they play. • j in ( the picture Mrs.Nathan Bernstine. Mr. and Mrs. Hill sailed March tives and friends. take It off v l Mary and reEn route she will stop in Phoe- 5 jan the Queen "Strre. go s.hes.2, ll&T.' v turned on the Eerengaria. In BEER IEBBSJMY IE nix, Arizona, to visit her brotherTRIP TO XiOS AJJGEXfiS Tised. "I'll te'j. ever:to New' York they .were -joined' by in-law, and. sister, Mr. and Miss Rae • Borsky lelt on June marries PALESTINE CETS daughter, Miss Ruth Hill "Who 25 for a four-week trip to Los t Berlin (WNS) — That Don has been studying music the A n g e l e s . ' PROTECTION•',.'. Isaac Abaranel, celebrated 15th Comics Che Julliard School. century Jewish philospher, statesJerusalem (JTA)— The infant man and financier, has a kinswo-GUEST . ; man living in Germany today brewing industry_of Palestine k£s Evelyn" Jacobs of Sioux was revealed at Berlin Jewry's been taken under the. wing of a City was a week end guest at the celebration of Abarbanel's BOOth protective ^ tariff. The High Comhome of Mr. and Mrs. Morris New York'(WNS) ^ missioner has ordered a duty of birthday. Green. .. . tion of their boycott and antiAmong <h"e features of a spec- 10 miis on each liter cf imported Cariael Naii activities under the auspices ial Abarbanel exhibition opened beer. -1 cup brown sugar; 14 clip TO VISIT IN •Dr. M. I. Gordtjn was honored of the ^fon-Sectarian Anti-Nazi ia. the Jewish community's mu- j • The levy is-intended to protect butter; ^teaspoon salt; 1 egg; I cup flour; 1 teaspoon baking at a farewell-party Tuesday night League was voted by representa- seum was a copy of the "Dia*-- the new Palestine -breweries frora powder; %i cup chopped walnuts; prior to his departure for Pales- tives of 149 organizations meet- loguea on Love" by Leon Abar- competition of beer made in Sybanel, son of the statesman, ria and Lebanon. "While there is ,% teaspoon vanilla. . • _ . . ' . . tine. Dr. Gordon leaves Saturday ing in conference herC an internal revenue tas of 7 rails The conference also voted to which was translated by Jeanette ^ sugar and butter in a pan morning for Atlantic City to aton beer in Palestine, Syria and Schwerin-Abarbanel, a prominent tend the national dental conventake steps to win the active supg constantly Until sugar is Lebanon impose no tas. en their Berlin philanthropist and descention. • • melted and mixture has the apport of Protestant afid Catholic He will sal! from New York on organisations and approved the dant of the 15th century Jewish beer intended *or export. pearance oE fudge.- t)o not boil, j^lehwve itorn, stovej.- cool; beat, jn July i 7 aboard the Italian liner, eending of a delegation to - the leader.Other exhibits included works!I £L the egg, creaming wellf Btir in ilex, for Palestine where he Will Rally Against Fascism and of Abarbanel and documents J ' 'sifted'', flour, baking powder and Visit his parents and sister. Anti-Semitism to be held in Paris .Removed by showing the manifold ties con-j ^alt. Fold in i u t s and vanilla. on September 10th. Multiole Electrolvsls necting the Abarbanel family Spread out in a greased D inch SPBAINS ANKLEA!i Work Guaranteed Speakers included Samuel tlaAbe Raben of Council Bluffs With the life of Spain, Portugal, CONSULTATiON "FREE pan and bake 20 minutes in a termyer, Mrs. 'Mark Harris, Jo- Italy -.and Holland. end Confident.si sprained his rnkle daring a game slow 300 degrees' oven. Cut. in seph Barry, Catholic layman of squares and let • cool in the pan. of softball while attending the Newark; Cyrli O. Heflri^ues, vicetZO World-Hera'S C!c;. At CtZZ National A. Z. A. ^convention at Moses Sacuto was -the first .He-'' chairman of the Jewish Repriv Catnp Cejwiii, New York. brew dramatist. ! • Puffed Tea tentative : Council - of London; 1 egg well-beaten; 1 cup .light Gerhard ,Segaf, former member AT brawn BUgaf; i,i teaspoon Of tho German Reichstag; and The following activities will be cli 4 tablespoons flotir; 1% p Antonio Reina, editor of Jtlsticia, puffed rice cereal; % cup chop- presented at the^joslyn Memor- Spanish newspaper. ial on Sunday, July Ilk ' "ped pecans; 9i teaspoon vanilla. 7 Combine the beaten eg, sugar 3':30—- Lecture Hall : Eserpts from the Opera "Don Ontario ,Get3 First Jewish ••'. and salt. Add the melted butter, Giovanni" by Mozart. Present- Judge then the flour* puffed rice cereal, ed "by The "Works Progress Adnuts, and vanilla. 'ministrdtion Fedef al M u s i c Ottawa, Canada (WNS) — Tha " Mix "well. Drop by % teaspoons Proj ect. The program is ar- distinction of being the first. Jewon a buttered baking sheet and "baka in a slow oven 20 to 25 - ranged, and conducted by-Ma- ish Judge in the-' Province of On1J' dame Thea Moeller-Herms. tario fell to Abraham Gieff, aninutes. /, i l 4;00 — Concert Hall '; prominent Ottawa attorney and Organ' Recital presented by ..communal leader, -when he was English Rolled "Wafters Esther Leaf: and assisted by appointed judge of the Ottawa % Cup molasses; . % cup butRuth Schlemmer —• pianist. district court. ter;. 1 cup flour measured after sifting; % cup Sugar; 1 Tablespoon ginger. Heat the molasses to the boiling point. Add the water.- Then, slowly Btirring constantly add the Hour which has been sifted •with the ginger and sugar. Drop small portions from th'e top of a spoon on an oiled baking sheet. Bake 15 minutes in a "slow oven. ;whil6 still warm remove from pan and roll over the handle of a wooden spoon, jelly roll fashion.

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As Told to Huth Lyons America's most famed jazat>and lendejrs Is recounted in this oiciusive article written ior the t Seven, Ai-ta Feature Ayndic&te and the Jcvrisli I»re';3 as one of -tlipir series by Broadvriiv cciebri.ies. —EDITOR

There's a certain section, ol Chicago that looks, sounds and smells *— especially smells — like the Delancey Street neighborhood of New, York. The same fire-trap tenements, the same old men wearing skull caps and long beards, the same old women in and brown sheitels, and same noisy, dirty kids piayemigrated ^ r o n . the comparative peace and quiet of an English town to make their home in the very heart of thii Jewish East Side of Chicago. They set up house in one of the older tenements on Twelfth and lialsted streets, and soon thfe kids from tho Lyman adding to the

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Discourse, I no longer am Judaism to-Christianity is no discuss major p'ro'blems affecting tile any £.tt£-mpt, throu^li vio-; jews inay be sowing the seeds of e d ' o n ' t h e kitchen floor, blissful-j able to keep in very close cona poj7erlui anti-Semitic reaction -j griiarahtee against anti-Sernitisin. t h e Annu ^-< . ol lack j -1- e, to arrest its grcrw-h.." Lahfi in lv -barcine away on ttfe lamily, tact with the religious end of JuThe inemoranauni gave i t s : by encpuraging ^ anti-Nazi propa- That, was the keynote of all ad-of definite knotriedge on the Pal-i pbb ^Hh a couple of battered old daism. But I never forget that I spoo'na.-He wold throw his arms am a Jew — and sometimes, dur- ganda-, Viscountess Astor, Amer- dresses" at the first 'international estine Roy'il Comniission's re- } Jewish population s t the rat cl ing the high holidays, I'll man-1 ican bora, member -Of • the House congress of the. recently organiz- commendatjoas, but . outlined a : 19"5 as 4 0 4,'CCO, E;n increase ol'. •up in tlid air and-turn-to my toother: "_.tomma,"vhe'~d say in Tid- age to sll'p into a synagogtle for | of; Commons, warned in a state- ed society of "Christian Jews", number of demands described ss | imnnp-atits curing 1&E-6 totalled. a body of Jewish converts to of urgent importance. ' Christianity whose members rec•j Among the demands were com- 2P, T27, it is stalefi. ognize the divinity of Christ but pensation for loss of life, injury sympathy there' heating -pots and pans. "Why it we' "don't- put a stop to it, ournext to my old father in the tiny ' discrimination or dictatorships, regard theinselves as Jews in to'individiial and Sama.ce to,-proi Lady; Astor Said she was appalled other respects. perty; the Gov-rnraent. to pay-tne Abie v«U "grow lip to be, God for- shul in Chicago's east side. The congress -emphasized that cost of supernumerary 1 by;; the extent of. anti-German police bid,fc.— a di-uuimer!" because Jewish converts were r.ot made necessary by the disorder?; Well; it looks a's if Pop's worst (Copyright 1937 By Seven Arts feeling in America. Feature Syndicate.) ~ Although she'did not place all spared anti-Semitic persecution, facilities for the new Tel Aviv fears-were realized — becaiise -,-,, T blame for anti-German sentiment anti-Semitism, has become as port; created as result of the disthat's" exactly what I grew up to : •a problem for them as for l-o'r ttiB Jews, she declared "it may | turbances closing Jaffa' port to be; A drummer. _ .' , i niekn serious difficulty for theother Jews. Jewish merchants; raising the It'seems I- just couldn't keep Unite'd States. I'm convinced that proportion of Jewish railway my fingers still. "Whenever I saw unless France, England and-Gerpersohrfel; rectifyi-ss the inunic:somfethliig that looked as if it many get together there will be pal "boun'dary between Jaffa- fen.i . 5. r rtiigiit Tespund; I hd-d to start serious trouble. That's why this Tel" Aviv,: neighboring Arab and banging'away at it- From my j Jewish cities respectively. dish ban s>heDpations-1 graduated New York (WNS) ^=— Custo'ms appalling atitI-Trerfflan""prbpaganThe letter- concluded Trifh a to beating out rythms on my authDrities of _ the United States J o>^^ here is dangerous. If the^ Jews protest -against-, the. ..recent labcr school desk. Finally; in despera- h a y e informpd t n e Non-Sectarian | ar,e behind this propaganda, they irnmisrration • schedul-e -(770.-certion, -my my-brother-in-law brot bought, Anti-Na2i ti-Nazi League that in the fu fu- have gone .too far. And it will reLondon (JTA) A ncsor- tficates covering four .months). me a set of . traps, .-. in . the .-L- hopes •. ofFI j t u r e t h t e y w i l l r e { j U j r e on all for- a c t 0 I 1 . them. The people behind Faving what i h t was left of the fam-1 e ^ - m a d o merchandise di the th markk this "anti-German propaganda are aridum submitted to the League declarin "The Jewish Age-cy considers i!y furniture and pots. From that Il n _ , o f t l l 0 o o u n ^ y o r actual pro- but playing into the G&mmunists' of Nations by the Jewish Agency for Palestine relating to tSe Pal- it vital to the ir,t=re?;p ct the day on my future was determin- a u c l i o n r ither than the country hands."' or!I of assembling and sale. Boycott . Lady Astor's remark drew a estine Arab disorders of 1936 wes Jewish ivo ed; I would be a drummer i i rr.lt.-;;' 1 leaders have been agitating for sharp rebtike from Samuel Unter- published this week. bust!-While I I was g going tb school I j ^ ^^ a dduring u r g tthe e . ppast myer, who said her inference that a r u i ii nn gg The memorandum was accom- „_ •used to sell papers with the other-i ff)Ur y c a r s a n j r e g a r d it i n im- Jews are behind the anti-German paaied by a covering letter a;l-

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-will be Melvya tours around the r~ccars permitted •sr.;' - l Legal Trhcse occupants ' * < (Continued from page 1) By LOUIS PEKARSKY been thoroughly forbid that Franco and his .Fas• r racts beis the leading lady in "Inside subjected to cos- - - ' , cists win. But when I see the* _ Beautiful brown-eyed Thelina \ Story," now before the cameras surveillance . . . / r r i ' non-ArHISS ANNA PILL, correspondent A m e r i c a n personalities most Leeds.and her recently acquired j at Warner Bros. . . . George E. { .n Gerfror •w&ics. t i c I ' i Tision of deeply, committed to the defence [ husband -Harry (Parkyakarkus) i Stone is also cast in this fas.t- is risible fro of Spanish dsmocracy, as they Einstein, are planning a belated j moving story ot a go-getting raltd in the are : call it I wondar. Will it be ahoneymoon trip to Europe, pro-I dio commentator . . . ie'rosse CoA. Z. A. , Ia the Tlci; democracy?" Or will it be dic-vided RKO will give tjiem a leave '-wan came dovra with potomalne 45 i H Tr\or of private home r r ' Aryan" poisoning the day before he wasby the. Govcrasc, Plans for a steak fry to be held tatorship of variety no. 2? Andof absence this summer. 1 'ii?"Ci So a c next Wednesday evening, were if it will be the latter, what is , The Einsteins have just pur- to start on "Hurricane" and came the possibility c : ^ (<• i ruler a completed at the meeting last there so frightful about Britain's chased a five-acre tract in "theto the stufiio -with his doctor, who j neighbors -' re;-;:: ICO claimed week held iriV Grandview .park. hope of stalemate,-compromise, a Encino district of Southern Cali- kept an eye on Mrs while lm ap-,j on regular duty a? f -rJr i • knowProceeds to Go Toward Up Members will meet at the Jewish head of the state like Madaria- fornia's- lovely San Fernando Val- peared in every scene . . . Cowan the Hitler resick-' Community Center at 8 o'clock ga? For what is important is not ley, where they plan to buifd a made a successful debut In "Be- Iron, coaens of B - , ; : C . i <• < v 5th a v,- ( keep of School and transportation will be ar- who oppresses, a n d murders loved Enemy;" appeared in an posts ca the grot. > ranged to take them t o . Stone whom, but that there be neither country estate upon their return important role with Fred Astaire "autborised visito: It n v a s up murder nor oppression nor orth-. from abroad. .The annual Talmud Torah pic- Park. ' ' in "Shall We"-Dance" and just ft." precau; paths ia walk nic, sponsored by the , Board of •Thelma Leeds is a native of completed a part in "New Faces." vicinity cf the Ple'dges will be elected' intb odoxy nor totalitarianism. :. ! i < ii<-^ w i t h Directors the Hebrew School and the chapter at this meeting, and" All that should be so clear fo New York City, and as long as .- . . After a two weeks' visit to jspecial -- > i < - i n l i n g , <- T. the Hebrew Mothers' 'Club, will a program will be given by theJews! It is a new thing for Jews she can remember has had an al- the Atlantic coast, during which .' i fv ppecial be held this. Sunday afternoon new members. Maurice Ginsberg, to desice to put their minds under most insatiable desire tor music. time he was a guest of Pan-Anier- j , r 1 l o, f-r F u July. 11, at Riverview Park. A is in charge of the arrangements! the yoke of any but their consci- She has had an eventful career, ican Airways officials, Sar.» Marx full program of games and sports ence and their. God. We invented but with her new film contract story edjtor for Samuel Goldwyn, " " P 1""w<= ir ecohas been arranged, with attrac,^ « over 3,000 years ago the limita- her real career is just beginning. is back, in Hollywood. tive prizes to be offered. Re- . Mis3' Serene Barrent, niece of tion of state sovereignty: \"When freshment and game booths will Mr. and Mrs. S. Krueger,; 3823 he sitteth upon the throne of hisAt the age of six she began tak- STORY BOrGHT FOP. BOBBY be features of the days entertain- Jackson street, became the bride kingdom he shall write him a ing piano lessons, and continued BREEN . '> rn of Pat M. Bobys of Washington, copy ot this law in the book . . . until her second-last year in high ment. Screen rights to the bo'st-sclllnc *•*£ recoiiiineiiu5,i,iOE oT s.he Morris Lazriqwich is general D. C. Sunday afternoon in theand i t shall he with him, and heschool. She was active as an ac- European novel, "Katzen-Mufak", j Detroit — IT., recognition of bis TrccEvaal Cocgress ' that no. Jew 1 services: to French architecture, chairman of the" \ arrangements, home of- the bride's uncle and shall read "there in all the days companist for school recitals and written by Rene Fuelop-MueUer aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Levitt, other affairs, and* it was a school be eligible for membership, in thej art and literature,. Albert Kahn, of. hi9 life: that he may l e a r n t o •with Mrs. A. S. • Feinberg and and already translated in to IS Toronto, Casatla ; fear the Lord, his, God, to keep operetta,: that changed her whole foreign languages, have been pur- Citing tho i! is usually early occrr-- j Mrs. M. Matlin in charge of the at Des Moines, Iowa. iEt Party culminates in j Detroit architect, v:as made a Miss Roseahnette Barrent and all the words of this law .• and course. • A boy who 'was playing rencc of Rosh Kashanah this | £ttec]-s fcr Dr. 1,'a.ls.n &v.vmc ceticket sales. . . chased as the nest picture to star i member of the French Legion of The refreshments committee is Phil Bobys, both of Washington, these statutes to do them, that the* male lead in the operetta be- Bobby, Breen. "Lucky Star" la the year. Rabbi Arthur A. Feldn;an j betes ir, .Vr.ru*™*-** inset I ma a I Honor Et special f:;o?cis":s presidheaded by Mrs. Ben Shindler sister and brother of the bride his heart be5not lifted up above came sick the day before final title chosen for the film. iV will of Hannton. Ontario,. writing injtv o ,. I ec ever by Rene Weiiler, French .-'•_• his brethren.' " Gideon refusing rehearsal, and it was Impossible Tvith i l r . M. Satin, Mr. Joe Gor-were the attendants. ba^adapted for the screen by tho the Canadian Jewish Keview, de-{ t v e x i cossul-cer.erai. A wedding dinner for thirty kingship, Nathan before David to get any one to take his place. author in collaboration with Ju- c'.ares that a change ia the Jew-i! £.,*,,, h chow and Mr, I. Leibowitz assistfuests followed the ceremony. and Jeremiah before Zedekiah— Thelma had been playing for re- lius " os the £scencar,t. ing. •/...Klein, veteran Hearst news- ish calendar is urgently needed *'*"*' Patronize Our Aclt-ertiserg The report cecl&recl, hcvt Among the Sioux Cityans who "so as to suit our modern needs these are the' abiding symbols of hearsals and. being familiar with paper reporter and correspondent The ticket committee is com"There £ave been. thcusaufi posed of Mrs. Ben. Shindler, Mrs. were present at the wedding were our historic temper. When did the arias, offered to substitute and writer. Klein, whose home is in a wholly changed •world." UrgSftVjM C. LEViN. Atty. M. Satin, Mrs. i ^ Mazie, Mrs: J. Mr, and Mrs. M. Seff, the bride's we, of alflpeople, begin to be tak-for him. \Her offer was accepted. in Chicago, has been active in ing that Rosh K&sasnah "ehovli Indications that the iio&ri and 7C£ Brarifieis Theatre Biri Jacobson, Mrs. Frank Gorchow, randparents; William Seff, Mis3 en in by the notion of a dictator- Her voice was a lyric soprano, Hollywood film circles for thenever come before September 21,' mind of the vast majority" ©£ ihe PROEATE NOTICE .Mrs. M. Ginsberg, Mrs. M. Matlin, Ida Seff, Mr^ and Mrs. Krueger, ship of body and of mind? The But the incongruity of the thing past three years. He is a leader that the Jew n a y hare tirae to South African people reniaiii ~r th" J ^ ' . w o' the Estate of Sam keJr vosee is heard in r^Ulm?iri. Mrs. A/ Kosberg, Mrs. Ben Gel-and Miss Lucille Barrent. (Went unnoticed at the perform- in the Jewish War Veterans of revive his shrivelled soul and atDeceased. thing, is against nature. The Mr. Bobys and his bride will fand, Mrs. I. Levin, and Mrs. J. Notice if hereby piven thnt the things is against history. Let usance. She stole the show, and the U. S. here. Edward Gross will tune it to the rigorous require- i the utterances cf liberals in &ncl C"ec]?tor> sail July 7 from New York city of ^p.\f. (ir=.~;ea?:oc v*i!! meet Hlmowitz. cut "-4 ParnarneEt; in ihtviper- the atiTnipi.^t'T.tr-.x continue to be as we have been, since then has devoted all her besassociate producer to Sol Les- meats of ..the soleras ssasss." nf said esu^te. heThe committee in.- charge of for a Bermuda .honeymoon. They the revolutionaries, that is, the Rabbi Feldnian suggests ii ows EtEEd taken - v.p ty Incclnp fore m e . Cnrm.':'" .Mi-:])-Te oi DOURIKS ser, president of Principal Prowill reside in Washington after •ijtiuri';.", »liv«sj<fi. the County time to voice study. would bevery convenient if all the. sports and games includes, ductions, who holds the LRD.C. proirineEt church I Court Room, in Fr.iC?.t County, on the . libertarians and the democrats of .She studied gt.Hunter College young! J e v r i s h festivals "would fall en, ir.en •Toby Shindler and Calmon Le^ August 1. chcrch-' orgarisrEtioriE | 2-lrC ^Ir.y o^ A>J£CUHI., 1 f^r.7. anrt on t h e the ages. We shall 'fight more efCanadian singing star's contract. Sundays,' in which case the Jews j s. ] day of O^toijor. llulT. at !i o'clock Tich. Sir. Sam Lipman, Is in s£ ; fectively the fight against Fas- in New York for two years, and other_ forces directing- ' mire A. ^.T.. e?i?p rU :y, for t?ie pi.?rni>se of j might observe at ieast the raora- i public charge of the publicity. Miss Esther Gralnick of ~Mar- cism when, as of old, we recog- left to concentrate on her voice pres«"-ntjr;pr th*?ir csaimK for examina[ ings of them." Asserting that the Workers on the picnic grounds shalltown, Iowa, was a guest last nize that the evil is concentration when Columbia Broadcasting Sys- BOOK BT SOPHIE TTCKERtion, adjustment an/! pilowaiice. Three You have heard that. Sophie j' c a ipadar inontll55 P ~f! R!M>V*O<-^ for t'nc orefjitor?' U4f .ia *-• ». * •will Include Max Falk, Morris week end in the home of Miss <Sf power,, power that arbitrary tem gave her a contract. She was i s only a-convenience'to present "t?iair oUums, froni. the 23rtl Tucker is writing a screen play! * Satin, Joe Gorchow, Mike Grue- Dena Baron: the "calendar and festivals! i i n g t i S i l and free of checks — power that only seventeen at the time, the based upon her life. Now we learn skin, E. N. Grueskin, Meyer is ruthless and without mercy. youngest singer under contract. that a book on her life is also j are for us, and not vre for ther EIIYCE CRAWFORD, Differ 7..j.rT-3t, Co'.mty Judge, Shubb, A. S. Feinberg and Jack he asks whether Jevrs still cling .Isadore Rocklin, of Newton, That is our job. The partial fad- She was able to lower her voice completion and is to be reEobinson. Iowa, spent last week end in ing ofr the monstrous Soviet to a contralto, and became one leased by the printers soon. Miss to the lunar calendar "because in fvONSKY. GRCiD".NS>KV, MAKER, «, xiltlcr'g treaiour unconscious mind -we still 1 Every Jewish, family is urged Sioux City with his parents, Mr. Phantom should help us to reCOKEN, Attorneys r*i5Ft cf "^ of the most sought-after singers Tucker's career has been one ofadore the moon-gods." T3 T Orru't'- N'P'i'ons! B a n k to. attend the picnic, by the. T.al4 and Mrs. M. Rocklin. turn to that job. v the most colorful in any branch ! Ch-jsttsxs ii ; in radio. 1 She was on several iir,j?os£r;bie' mud Torah directors and the Rabbi Feldman declares that Notice is iieveb-?- p i v e - t h a t '.lie UTICh.rs5tis,n Mother's Club. Proceeds of the Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Baron (Copyright 1937 By Seven Arts radio hours, played a season with of the theatrical profession. "it cannot be for nothing that a : the position o: tc? piu-puanf: t o t'^e L'I^.'F of -lie Si.ate 01 v.-i. the New York Light Opera Comday will go toward the upkeep of spent the -holiday week end at whole people sticks to something i churches cf • Feature Syndicate.) 1 irie2 BARXETT—POP pany, and appeared at theatres the Talmud Torah. Tickets will Lake Minnesota, Minn, with Mrs. I that does not serve its purpose! CEi:r.p ."vitE trCTEcny Etui tion }?"• J F.m" A C^TTiOr.p.y, viti . Us be on sale at the picnic grouilds Boron's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. | any longer; even more, some- j ^ a s t to ms.ke E.EI'SE.SE for the ic- N e b r a s k a . ' T h e eider".?, t'oi- v b i o h th<»> and night clubs in New York and ACTOR It is said of "Vince Baraett, one thins; that does not let t h e n sat- | Jostles Germany . SElfered tinder and are fifty cents for a family. Weisberg. other large cities. It was at a . 1 Hollywood's most popular ac! tfce Versailles Treaty," tfce Bish- ; SLHC! ciis'rribui^ e.'-i retail r-Ti .* HTXU rtH night d u b that S.. J. Brisfcin, of isfy their religious needs.' tors, that he "insulted" his way I op of Ctichester nai-5 &t s. church ^ RKO production chief,. saw her, to fame in this city of glamour. Marvin Feder of Oldham, South in Baseball Game Dakota, is in Sioux City visiting and was so impressed by her Vince, you will remember, is the The bls cp's Eistesaent beautiful voice and news photographer in "A Star Is The Shaare Zion soft ball team with his grandparents, Mr; and the co se of a Mrs. S. Marsh. that he asked her to make a Born." When it comes to giving defeated "the West Sida Caddies Boston (WXS) — Sc;to=. *3l~- , ^ ' " j - elsLtions -ia ' wticfc fee rescreen test in Hollywood. The freely of his time and talent for 8 to '6, in a close game Thursday Louis Gralnik and Abe Reidef n^^ test was a success, and she is Jewish and other cause, you al- ed the growisg list of cities tbst j ^rf c \ 5 tb.s BisSfp c ' Gici'psf.ter ' ise<T c^piiai P^OL-K O^: the eo"rM';'^r^OT^, sovening. Very good pitching was A. Z. A.. : '; of Marshalltown spend the week now under contract' to Mr. Bris- ways find Barsett right on the have barred the uss'-o* States-j^ft l & E S ^ =. appeal to English 'Cfcris- • is v!*;.i::^.. P - \ " v a h ' e CH'1^ y~-r s'*p.r?~ < "Hhibited by I. Schindler of. the A very Interesting meeting of kis's studio. :nd in Sioux City with friends. " ' o recofrEiie that IsaEisns in ^'1 Ftock €OTnmoru anfi pbali he uiilv; job. In fact, last summer he pea'fe's "M«rciant cf ' Tesice" j ••<-.. ^ a r e Zion team. _. the Council Bluffs Chapter No 7Hollywood Sews Briefs broke an ankle while playing to from the public school caricclcn | Germs ET "mar be looked upon ..—_t-itteries were Shaare Zion — a movie stars' ball game,, which whea the sncnicipsl scaooJ com- ; £.s a r I , /hindler, Bergen and S. Kap- Miss Sarah Hurwitz of Des of the A. Z. A. was held last WedWe are informed,, that Masle he helped sponsor, for the Mount aittee voted to' eliminate the i. T^est S i d e C a d d i e s — B u t l e r Moines, Iowa,' was a guest this nesday evening a t the home of Iteo, Meyerson,. 105 North Twen- Rosenbloom is so serious about Sinai Home for Chronic Invalids "Shylock" story as compulsory | week in the home of Mr. and L / u d " Clift. ••-.-"•-. >hf: • f i i i n c ty-fifth Street. Among those, pre- his career in''motion pictures that in Los Angeles. His presence in classroosi'reading. Mrs; Maurice Lasensky. j* Nebraska, P.T^." Fh^.'J. r-mtinne \mtn sent were three advisors of thehe turned down a $5000 fight in America's film capital became The school eoHLiittee acted af- j , Miss Maxine Liebowitz and organization, the Messrs. Meyer Detroit to take a role in Selz- known by his success as a pro- ter having received siarj" coxa-l1I of t h e • cf.rKi&: Bioc'f. T h e Ef{!>.irs of Miss- June Mayerson of Council Maltz and Max Harris of Coun- nick's "Nothing Sacred." He has fessional "ribber".' His ability to plaints from. Jewish orgarJia,-) Bluffs ate visiting this week with cil Bluffs; and Max Turner of appeared in several films. Now, make people laugh at dinners, tions, .Includir.g the B'nai Erfth! Berlin (Kavas via JTA) — • ! bv a iior-fl oC rlivpi'tors rnnpistinir of Omaha. Tentative arangements however, he is cast for acting parties and other social affairs Asti-DefarnatioE League. flr. and JUrs. Sam Leibowitz. i j :ar entitled "Keil Hitler", vn . [ n o t icpr ••.hB.v. 2 fine nnS: more Sban 6 is for Budgets of departments were ability and --not for. a bosing won him an opportunity to show Under 'the n€*5T regulations j ten by Loris Walicsky and pub;r<5 o" P i - e e i o ^ s p;-saV> c!»<-t 8. pressi Miss Ruth Belsky of Dubuque formed regarding the coming scene. The screen play in which it on the screen. adopted by the school committee, \ lis&ed- ^a the United States liy i*. vice-preKiconc, pecrc-tarv, « n d le At the closing session of their is a guest in the.home of Mr. and Summer Tournament -which will ho is to appear was written by Vince Barnett, now a free-lance the play ts forbidden as a cabject j Pilgrim House ot Mew. Tort, vs,s ot J«Itwo day meet,.the Workmen's Mrs. H. Miller, 1524 Court street. be held at the Hotel Chieftain in Ben Hecht, and --Maxie "has" the actor, was born in Pittsburgh, Pa. | o £ classroom diseussSon but :lay j banned fr-oni Germs Circle convention elected I. SinCouncil. Bluffs on August 7, 8, 9role of a circulation department oh July 4th. He attended C a m e - ! b e selected ay pupils for vo AXS A CEK i RTOrH THR. E.n- ricb Eiinislcr, fese.d the secret In corporator ger chairman and M. Shlloff, Mrs. Joe Baron of Chicago is in FO'ice. j muscle-man on a* New Yorfe tary reading. gie Tech, where he was-in the 'treasurer of the district. Both are SiOUX City this week, visiting for the solicitations for f o r newspaper . . . class of 1923, but his prowess as Sioux Cityans and active in the with the Baron families. ' ' the proBram tournament booklet. Samuel Goldwyn _Jir.3 signed a "ribber" was already developlocal branch of the lodge. The Archie Mayo,'lor many years di- ing and he did not graduate, inmeetings were held Sunday and Jack Merlin and Ben LeibowThe Council Bluffs ^Lodge No. rector of outstanding bos-office; stead he became an actor, and in. Monday In the West Hotel. Mr. itz returned Mpnday from New §SS of the B'nal Brlth -will hold film bits., to a long-term con- 1927 and 192S was in Earl CarSinger succeeds S. L«;rner of York where they attended the an important meeting Monday tract. , For the . past' 11 years roll's 'Vanities'. He came to HolOmaha as . presiding, of ficar. National A. Z. A. convention. . evening, July 12, a t 8:So o'clock Mayo has been directing pictures lywood in 1331.\He is married to New Members of the executive at the Eagle Hall. Reports of the Doard chosen wer^ Sol Asarc\of for Warner Brothers . . . Alfred the former Geaevieve lieier cf Miss Nellie Fribourg of Chi-District-Grand Lodge No. 6 ConTies Moines: M. Forman of Oma- cago spent the week end in Sioux Newman, musical director for Detroit. vention will be given. lia; and E. Hill of Lincoln. Goldwyn, has started the scoring City a s a guest of Mr. and Mrs. (Copyright 19S37 By Seven Arts The highlight of the convention Nate Seff. \ ; • Leo R. Krasne is spending a of "Stella-Dallas" . . . J o a n BlonFeature Syndicate.) was a banquet Sunday evening in dell is working in "The Perfect couple of weeks' at Camp Pike Specimen," now in production at the West Hotel when addresses Mrs. Morris Weisberg and •were made by various members daughter, Sharon, departed last at Little Rock, Akansas. ^Mr. It Is an accepted Krasne is first lieutenant of theWarners Of the local and visiting lodges. w e e k for Detroit, Michigan, saying in show business that an . A program; of Yiddish songs was where they will visit with rela- Quartermasters. Adler can always be found \ c t presented by Mr. E. Stolze of tives. ; ^ -" .' MISH-MASH: Here on a vacaOmaha, accompanied at the piano Mrs. - Irving Rosenberg and ing in some part of the country. tion after more than two years ia In the cast of "Dead End," playby Miss Shirley Stolze. Miss Shirchildren of Chicago; Illinois reLouis Levlne of Miami, "Florida London as chief of J. T. A. ley Guttleman -presented several is in Sioux City this week, ..visit- turned to their-home following a ing in Los Angeles at this writabroad, Vic Bienstock has had his ring, we find Jay Adler. Jay is a novelty • dances, with Miss Helen ing with his parents, Mr. and visit here at the home of Mrs. appendix removed . .- . And now i Guttleman playing the. piano ac- Mrs. i. Levin, 712 Myrtle street. Rosenberg's parents, Mr. and son of' Jacob P . Adler, famous -W, H. of the N. T. office, is comX companiments. Mr. M. Shlloff Jewish actor, and Sarah' Adler, plaining o* 'a pain in..- his lower Mrs. M. L.-Marks'. T?as toastmaster. ; known as the Bernhardt oil the right side . » . A secret conference Miss Evelyn Kuntz returned to JLj The convention went on record New York City, after Rublnoff anil Yiddish stage. was lieid the other night a t which spending Mra. Leo Blank and son, Lane < condemning fascism and fiscist Inher vacation here with her -par- Burton, of Chicago, Illinois de- his fiddle are back East, where Christian and. Jewish leaders disT tervention in Spain. Resolutions ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kuntz. " parted for their home Wednes- he is > continuing his radio pro- cussed the feasibility of conducttt •were also passing urging harday following a three weeks' g r a m s , . . There are four Rits ing Community Chest eaxapsgins inany between the C. I. O. and ir Morris Eefkovich has returned visit here -at the home of lira. Brothers, but only three of them ia New York . . . Jewish leaders the A- F. of L. ^ tl] to Sioux City-^Trom Chicago, to Blank's father, Mr. Barnsy Gil- are in the movies. As is the case were understood to bs opposed . " \ Two sessions- and * a luncheon spend the'vsummer with his par- insky. The Queen Mary on its last . . . . • . with the Mars Brothers, the Monday brought—the convention ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lefkovich. fourth is in business. He iasailing-had oa b'oard Prof. Gusr t f '.- i . •. t o a close. 'Another conference tavo Klausner, RatoM, Ferdinand George A. Joaauini using the ' The Council Bluffs Agudas Ac•vill.be held in Sioux City next Miss' Gertrude Godfrey of Des him Society will hold an import- reai-family name -. - who has a Isserman,' and'-Rabbi Heilperia of and the annual election 1, i January, Moines, Iowa, visited with Iriends ant meeting next Thursday even- ready-to-wear store at Seventh St. Louis Prof. Klausner wilt conference, next July to be -held In Sioux City this week. He's coaing, July, 15,. at S:30 o'clock at Avenue and 34th Street In'New' be gone fwo month; a t Des Moines. About, 140 perBiderably irkeS. t>y not having the Eagle Hall. Plans will be anYork. ' • • . ; • \ sons attended the session's here, ; Mr. and Mrs.. Sol Kronicfe and nounced by Mr. Harry ICubby, been able to get a Soviet visa . . . fpr 35 of whom were delegates. ChapMiss Bernlce Jacobson spent,last president, for the annual Picnic which are scarcer than 'ken's ters from Council Bluffs, Omaha NPAVS BITS FROM THB ' err week end in Des Moines. teeth these days for one reason to be held next month. This picand Des. Moines Were representSTUDIOS and another . . . Despite official nic will be free to all members ed at the conference. George and Ira Gershwin are denials, the miser will cot dcv?n Miss Harriet" Rosenblum de- of the organization, their familat work on the songs for Samuel that fhs Zioaist Congress will t e parted last week for Chicago, ies, and their friends. Goldwyn's ?1,500,000 'm u s i c a I postponed if the Royal Coaiiais.i'i > . from where she embarked on a. picture, "The Goldwyn Follies" Great Lake Cruise. 'report Is further aelayed or • During the past week end, the . . . Bennie F. SeWraan, new the report 13 •unfavora'ble . . . —I'll* double Independence Day HoliMilwaukee, day brought a number o£ visitors Grand National Films producer, A New Yorks Times ™.aa, H. GorThe annual reunion picnic of Mr. J." Holland of is one of the most experienced don GarbecHan, is doisg 'a tlcsrrctho Marsh family took place last Wisconsin, visted last week with from out-of-town-to spend the veterans in the motion picture Sunday in ' Sioux Falls, when his son-in-law arid daughter, Mr. week end here visiting relatives phy-of Prof, Einstein, business. He was formerly, promembers of the family from and Mrs. Frank Epstein. and triends. Many Council Bluffs duction manager for Mary Pic'sc- signed a contract for its Sioux City,' Sioux Falls, Oldham,persons spent the "Fourth" week ford, .assistant to Jack "Warner, tion . . . The Jewish Theological | and JIadison, South Dakota, were . Dr. and Mrs. 'Abe Miller are end visiting neighboring comSeminary lias been getting cor.-j newcomers to Sioux City, and re- munities, .while-others motored to and producer for Paramount . . . siderahl'y a c r e attention ir the j present. . • ; An * original .script by .'Norman Sioux Cityans who-motored to siding at 2310 Court Street. Dr. St. Louis, Kansas-City. Chicago,' general press this year than erti-, K r a s n a dealing with the career of Sioux Falls for the picnic were Miller is • an- interne at the St". Des Homes, Lincoln, Sioux City, j immigrant girl in New York will before . . . . Sir. and Mrs; .1. Marsh and child- Joseph hospital. and Lake Okoboji. • ] be Louise-Rainer's nest eUrrisi? ren, Helen and Marvin, Mr. and . . ... . ,— i , ' . it .will bs.called "Big City." • HITLERANIA: .-Becausa Drri : Jlrs. Sam' Marsh, Joe . Marsh, Miss Ruth Levich of ' Minot, ...All news items lor.tbls column j Him. . . .'Al'Shean, one-tiiao part"«r-in Fuehrer's pa; "i'CTG feid Philip Marsh, Mrs. I. Rivin. Mrs. North Dakota, is visiting hero in should be phoned into F . R. I;., l e faiaouE vaudcviliQ and a a i S. Feeder, and Hiss Rose Kniasik. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike phone 650 or 4401, before five t hal coaicJy tcaji taa-.va a l GalC liiissJ Kniasik returned to Madi- Mushkin, 212 Nineteenth street. o clock each Tuesday in order to -%- to guard hisi: Noa-oiilclsl tcsn cflautos son -for a visit in the Pavlov ensure its publication in the cur-in a rola iu Th«5 zzPrisoner are forhiddea within n \.1~ Some, Abraham Ibn Daud %/as the rent issue of the Jewish Press. George a « : : a ind i odeier of Ms retreat at Fcrc.-Ecada." . . first Jewish philosopher to show bavo v,;!Li£u. zzi tcoind??. • • • Prirate .car? 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