November 25, 1938

By AI* GE THIEVES' .HOLIDAY . I hear it said that among the Nazi, pogromists "who had their tray in Berlin (on account of the little Jewish boy's shootEntered aa Second Class Mail Matter on January SI. 1S31, a t OMAHA, NE32ASKA, FRIDAY, NOTSIESB 23, i r ing the German secretary of the Postotfice. or Omaha, Nebraska, under tha Act of •.Mareh_Sj_18T9_: embassy) was one Oskar 3ch-welnf uss. TO HOLD MEMORIAL -—Things hadn't ben going. so xell.'for Hers. Schweinfuss, des. MEETIKC pite that the Fuehrer had jnst A special meeting will be held j added the greater part of Czechoj on Sunday, December 4, at 2:EC | slovakia to the Belch, . despite at the Labor Lyceum to honor j that money taken from the Jews the memory of B. Vladecfc, E.ote-5 ] liacL been totalttarianised tor the „&*, V »•!•*, \t^f' labor leader, and the poet, "Wait | . glory of Germany. Lessin. i , H e T r • Schweinfnss "' hadn't 'Organizations to participate in | enough underwear , (and winter Meyer Levin, prominent novel| this memorial meeting will be:: ; coining on, too). Soon the snows Morrio E. Jacobs Y/Hl Be ist, will appear on Tuesday evess 10,000 Square i and 173; Jewish National Work•would fill the, Berlin, streets and - . •• • Toastmaster a t ning at; 8 o'clock at the Jewish files ia Gsiana for Workmen's Circle, Branches EES Herr Schweinf uss' worn shoes Community Center as second er's Alliance Poali Eion; ai Affair Settlement would be none too stout against speaker on this year's Forum. Mr. Pioneer "Women's organisation. the elements. • Levin's topic will be "The Art c£ The Eighteenth Annual Father Londoa (WNS)—Tie British j . • " Frau .. SchweinfUE3 often com- and Sons banquet sponsored by" Being a Jew." government is prepared to lease plained against her winter coat the Social Service Committee of A native of Chicago, Mr. Levin at least 10,000 sgaare miles of, which she had been wearing even the Federation of Jewish Service hails from that city's notorious territory in British Gnina, c s the >ttec from before the time of Hitler. and the local lodge ot B'nal B'rith bloody Nineteenth Ward. In 1924 northeastern coast .of S o u t h f\ . Her curtains had become ~ like will be held this Sunday at he received Ms degree from the America, to proride a refuge for fags that flapped horribly In the 6 p. m. University of Chicago and joined Oh f f t persecuted- German Jews and is summer breeses.' the staff ; of the Chicago Daily Morris E. Jacobs, prominent also ready to co-operate in set. She, ignorant of the discretion communal leader, will be toast- News. He was sent to Palestine tling smaller numbers of Jews in j that politics- reanires,,, from time master of the evening/ Harold to cover the dedication of the HeI hi Tanganyika, a forsier German gy, .W^ikil Ltf. to time gave put rash utterances. Margolin will give the invocation. brew"university and while there l " the MOBC colony" E. 0 T5" -en oaudate to "He," Bhe "Baidrmeaning the ' Tfie°Blessing over Bread will" be becam e immensely interested in England, as well as in Northern ! evening cooking class. I'l the upbuilding of the country. Fuehrer, "takes what he wants given by Koiert Morgan. Rhodesia, Nyasalaad and Kenya, S but we don't get anything." : Erwin "Witkin will speak for Later he returned there a3 a crown colonies in Africa, Prime \ nciujces $504.45 Sent Another time when Herr Sch- the sons and Paul Veret, director Chalutz and went to live in a lilinister Cfcaaiberlaia inf ormea j Overseas weinfuss came running in with of the Jewish Community Center, farm-commune. He was in Palthe House of Commons "before the the news that Czechoslovakia had will respond for the fathers. The estine during the bloody riots of opening cf a debate on the Labor j been taken, she said: "Ye3, butBenediction will be pronounced 1929, 'Returning here in 1931, he party's resolution, "deploring the tie Vaad Keshuloc! co what good is that fr us?; Does by "William 1<. Holzman, president appeared in Maurice Schwartz' treatment of Jews in Germany mittee which supervises ir-c the ad-1 of the Federation. Delegates to it get me a. new coat and I English-speaking company, and and •welcoming seme concerted ministration of fundc to overseas haven't had a tew pair of shoes the Conference of the Nebraska later ia Elmer Rice's Counsellorand immediate efforts by nations, traditional charitable and ecuca- i! including the United States, to se tional agencies, announces t h e for three years: 'They are alwayB Federation of Jewish Service will at-Law. cure a common.'policy." Cham- amount of ES04.45 has been sent, fillingg themselves full but there's attend this banqiiet. Since 1933 Mr. Levin has been At the banquet fathers and a member ot the staff of the magberlain's announcement Is said to to nothing for us."" have an unusual oppor- azine "Esquire" and conducts the 4X I be an outcome of a cemprehea-. various agencies. Herr Schweinfuss (who is a sons will for cementing bonds ot page of motion picture reviews. sive plan worked oat by Joseph P. j The Vaad Keshulocfcim is hap' good party man) felt he must tunity py to announce that it co-operates .- Recently he again visited PalKennedy, Cnlted States anabsssa- j exercise stern Nazi discipline for comradeship. Reservations may be made by estine. He has also spent some dor, and laid before the British] with the Vaad Leumi, the Nationthis disloyalty, and ' he struck calling the office ot the Jewish time in Spain. cabinet last week. • ] al Council of Palestine Jewry. All Frau Schweinfuss a powerful Community funds which are' sent to PalesThe ^price per His novels include: "The GoldWhile emphasizing that "Palesblow in the face, There was plate is sixtyCenter. cents for adults and en Mountain," a compilation of Urgent Overseas Needs tine cannot provide a solution of tinian charitable aria educational scarcely aaythin; that could forty cents for are remitted "directly the sons. the Jewish refugee problem, that institutions Chassidic legends; "Tehada," 3 - ' T a s ResoiarciBa cf stand up against Herr Schweinthis Vaad Leuml. In this I orfieer:~- V;. . •• •' J . ' D . C . • Britain alone cannot carry the en- through novel ot modern Palestine; "Reluss when he struck a blow, such proper distribution of funds lie ve~ •c BE,: tire burden, Chamberlain declared way, porter;" "Frankie and Johnny" was. the power of his arms. Frau accredited agencies is insured An urgent appeal to subscribers that "however great our desire to to and "The .New Bridge.- His most Schweinfuss fell, but she is a perand cur community may feel that assist, the possibilities of settleof the Jewish.. Philanthropies to recent succes was his epic work verse woman and even as she lay' the money is not expended. withon Chicago's west side Jewry of make immediate remittance c* all ment within the £nrplre are out the proper study. at Herr Schwelufuss' feet, she strictly limited," Chabb e r l a i n j outstanding pledges was issued by a' generation ago, "The Old said: "I'll say it a^ain. They Vaad Meshulocfcim derives Jack W. Marer, chairman oJ .the said, the government planned to itsThe Bunch." ' .ke everything but we get nothfunds thrccgh a regular allotInvite representatives cf private Jewish Philanthropies. c; Omaha. ing." , Young as writers go, he has In his appeal, Mr. Marer stressed refugee organizations to send rep- ment Iron the Jewisli '?hil£snevertheless an impressive list of the "I'll teach you," raged Herr cf Omaha. Through, the heavy responsibili- resentatives to British Guiana to jthropies successes and Is rapidly gaining ties unusually' Schweinfus3 as he kicked her Into work of the Mesauloeilm commitmake a survey of colonisation of overseas agencies! Ths the reputation of being one of J. D. C. is spendiag tremendous prospects.' ."Provided results of tee,'the. coramunity is r.s?r.red that acquiescence. "I'll teach you to America's major literary per- amounts of money to merely feed these'surveys are satisfactory," lie it Trill not he ur;ne"beEs&Tily solicittalk against our Fuehrer. Am I ty.;st least S3 agencies. Members to Lead Sabbath sonalities. right or am I wrong?" and . clothe refugees £roa Ger- declares!, "the government con- ed The Admission to ilr. Levin's lec- many Observance at Temple .co—.rnittee c c n s t a-n t X y "You're always right, Oskar." templates tag lease of large areas at the ^present titse. ture is by Forum tickets sent free Then Ms voice subsided to Israel on generous terms under condi- studies the. needs of these CTC-""Snuds are needed immediately to Center members. Single ad- to prevent disease and Etarvs.tloa tions to be settles hereafter. • It seas IcstiiutiSns .f.p.d safcet its F.7sweet rasooableness. He said: in. accordance vriih defi"The reason you haven't had a "B'nai B'rith Sabbath" will be missions for nda-members are 50 among'come of the refugees wso is not possible at this stage to lotments standa-rds. new coat all this time is that'the observed this evening- at Temple cents. were dumped across t i s boundary give. exact figures of the total nite Instit-ticas receirirg- ir. c n e r Jews own all the coats. For theIsrael when members of the local lines. Tie payment.-o£ pledsss at area which 'could be made avail- from this fund are: Esr&s Tors.h same reason I haven't the right odge conduct the regular Friday this time Trill make-it .possible for able, but it would certainly not be sf Nsw Tcri"; Kolr TeshirsS £ E £ shoes for winter. The Jews hove evening service. Ephraim less '.than 1C.C00; square miles! Marks •cs to'remit ear funds in—efiiate-. -all the shoes." 13 chairman of the; committee'-"arly-to, sECoor those v^to seed, o-zx (British G-^insv has na area of .SS,- | iSO square, irilss-—SUHGE.) -E.~d i Yet as Herr SchweinfUES went ranging this evening's Berries.'help, s o s ": " " . _' 3- : - -: his way he. felt beset;by certain David-fioldniaji,...^president ,cZ "In^-Uis spirit cl "t!iOE3 'givins, r -irlnnWte i* Atipir all;rill.- there's " tTitvre'siTemple, willi^stena greetings to it behooves v.a to thank God for '' . doubts • ~' 'After Areas \ j G-essr I.j.i.,.~r£.L something in what she said. They B'EEI -.S'sritb'-. xaeaibers•. *m .oebalf the blessings lie has bestowed up- A t 'the Other sasie time the p r i s e j Public Kite get everything, they - take what of rUie'rcongrfcgation. HartyJ 3 . on us. In appreciation of .those minister revealed that the gover-, United Galli they want, but what do w e get. Cohen^, president of the lodge, blessings, we crust meet our obli- nor ol Tanganyika, is- on j Palestine; F* They want Czechoslovakia and will: respond. : Sabbi David H. gations to our brethren overseas. the --eastern' coast ofwhich Agrica, be-1- Ponevezys, they take it but I don't know "Wice -will_- deliver the Efirmon, Our Thanksgiving cannot be comi e Belgian Congo, Mozain- csl even where I'm going to get a 'The Manpower of Israel." Bluffs Conference plete unless we have made it pos- twees t (Portugese East Africa) Lithuania; K .Readers for the evening win : Elests Harry B. CoBea. sible for our. unfortunate fellowpair of shoes . .' „ To hell with Collepc Kesva, ts.3. advised the coipnJews to be fed and clothed these and : that damned woman!. She puts her Sam Ban, Lazar Kavich. Dr. ': -•• - ' t o O f f i c e •• . ial office "that 1U.000" acres" of College cf Leon Fellman and Arthur Conn. days of supreme emergency." these ideas into my head." available there for Rabtlnlcs.* Dr. Ben Slntzky, Harvey I^eon, Checks should be sent isine- la&d'w-ould'be Harry B. Cohen, president ol colonisatioa by German-Jewish- H.3u~an:a, Alfred Fiedler a n d Herschel ately to the Jewish Phila The day the Jewish- boy shot the local lodge ot B'nai B'rith v a s refugees. "Farther Investigation Bnilri st T will "be ushers. office, 101 North Twen- will the ambassador's secretary, Herr Friedman named president of the southwest thropies be reqiiired," however, belore Rou~E.r.Ic. Harry Dubuff will, be guest tieth street. Schweinfuss was. e s p e c i a l l y soloist for the evening. division ot District Grand Lodge this project can become definite. troubled about his shoes. I t was A meeting of the lodge was No. 6. B'nai B'rith, at the conferChamberlain said! rr r a cold, drizzly November day and held last Monday evening at the ence held all day Sunday in CounThe' possibilitr c-f sraall-scaie I the rain was soaking through the Center. The next meeting is to cil Bluffs. Jack Cohen of Lincoln settlements is Nysaland, wcicn is chilling Herr Schweinfuss' feet. take place on Monday, Decem- is retiring president of the region. the & due south" of Tanganyika, ELUS in When he heard the news about ber 5. Others elected were: Albert Fox Northern Rodesia, -whicli is north '••.-..-. the ambassador's secretary, he of the- Union of South Africa, also j Reports from the membership of Council Bluffs, vice-president; Avas -rent by mixed emotions . .- committee indicate that new mem- Dr. Louis Dimsdale ot Sious City, exists," he added. In Kenya Col- ' ony, he Eaii, a small experimental j "On, those damned cowardly bers are still being signed up and secretary; and Sidney Poska. of treasurer. relagee colony had already been ] Jews that have all the shoes and that a total of 250 persons are alVeret, director of the Omapproved and if the first colonists me" needing" a pair. •• My feet is ready., included in the "Henry succeed they will be followed by. soaked."' -/ Moiisky" membership class. They aha Jewish Community Center, The Omaha section of the NaB u t ^Herr J Schweinf us3 had will be initiated into the organiza- led ah open forum on the 6nbject, tional Council of Jewish Juniors others. "The Foundations of the Jewish is sponsoring a benefit bridge to scant time for snebr meditations. tion on December 11. social .and Community." Suddenly he was-swept up. by. a ta. be held on Wednesday, November . With regard to Tanganyika the Mr. O. Hochman gave an illus- 30, a t the , Jewish CcEnnunity governor rush of many Nazi feet on Kurcf that colony informed trated lecture on "Vocational Xurstendamm street. They were Center starting- at S p. a . . the government of "his readiness Guidance." • thousands of feet.Proceeds' from this affair, are to co-operate In any sch-smes cf reeturned Over 251) persons attended the si: "Where are we going?" he tended' the banquet held Sunday evening at to:bo turned over to the fund for settlement of refugees as far as T> r-

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the Hotel Chieftain where Jerome raised by the National Council of Chamberlain declared. On account--of -the <amhassaFriedman, Chicago attorney and Jewish Women. - dor's secretary being shot some"The governor has expressed members t)f the district general thing was. going to be done,he Door ,prize3 are. to be the view that the only suitable r ? ~ - + + „ - , ^I J 3-, committee, discussed the culturwas told.- This was quite in line -program and lodge activities. and refreshments trill be served. areas for large-scale settlements t i e Et£.tes ci !A~zt z. Net7 York (WNS) — A radio al Delegates •with Herr Schweinf uss* o w n Ida Blacker and -Toby Plas are are likely to be found in the attended from OmaBtatlon took public issue -with a highlands and In part of . thoughts.. His immediate need ha, Lincoln, Council Bluffs, and In charge.of crrangenents for ths southern speaker on a commercial program fee ."srestsra. previses." Chamberfor a pair o£ Bhoe3 suggested that Sious City, Members of the Coun- bridge.' ;^, forthe first time .-when Station lsin n a d e it plsJn that is all tiese something -ought to' be done to Bluffs lodge in.charge of arrangefollowed up a broacast by ments projects ths ccst of preparing the Jewish. Bhoe stores particularly.. WMCA for the affair were: Millard •with an anland &Ed Esttliag refugees when Ho;was in favor of attacking a Father Coughlin. Simon Steinberg, Ben that "unfortunately Krasne, ths land Is available would be the certain shoe store at once, but nouncement Klein, Nathan Gillnsky, and Louis Coughlin i a s uttered cer- Eatelman. responsibility of private refuges others favored the nest door de- Father mistakes of fact." ergsnisatiens. Ths cost has heen partment store rather. ThB win- tain .Next year's conference will be The station did not specify'the held estimated at fl50,0&0,CCO. dows of this store were display- "mistakes" in Lincoln. in the radio priest's Ing overcoats-and the sharp No- broadcast which was made on a • Rabbi David B . • Wice vember wind was gnawing the national hookup from present Jewish population ea to u'A r^'Z Detroit but AN11-JEWISH' LAWS Wednesday evening at • the fif- of Sritisi bones of many a Nazi, Guiana Is 1,800, rcost Tr^ar. N6n-Se.cta'rian Anti-Nazi annual cinner and So in no time at all the depart- the of TS-nom live t i e principal city, > Ccnurxn'tr '' PLANNED BY CZECHS teenth League called \7MCA's attention of-the Nebraska Society cf Hay-Georgetown. inTanganriia ment store • "was smashed • and to "incorrect and : deliberately i a s j i r Jirs. Z. lU raided and every Nazi who need- misleading" statements by Fath- Prague (TTNS) —Adoption of flower Descendants on "The Con- .about. 100 Je-crs. -while Northern ' ' ed one took an overcoat; so that er Coughlin who had devoted his an official program of anti-Semit- stitution of the United States." Rhodesia has 5C0 and Kenya about L L O Y D ' S ^ On November ,5, Rabbi Wjce ism by the Party of National Unthenceforth hg could pursue In speech to .rehash of the familiar 250. There-are no known Je^-s " " "^ ^comfort his vengeance for the allegation, that Jews play a lead- ity, which is now in control of conducted a Teachers* Institute Czechoslovakia, was hinted at la >. shooting of the ambassador's sec- ins? part in Russian Communism. Auburn, Nebraska, " aitins tjoth a party manifesto. The pronounce- in the morning and afternoon. He xaent'tfce prime sinister made-it . retary. Herr Schweinfuss, who The Detroit priest denounced ment addressed the Kosehill P. T. A. on plain thai? the sucssess - of refugee declared that " a s a national was so much stronger than most Nazi persecution but claimed that state, tb;e Czechoslovak republic November' and the North High aid plans was "dependent in large j; (what with his powerful elbows) Nazism -was defense mechanism cannot tolerate:floating-alien ele- P.:T. A. onS"November 15. On Nooa the co-operation of i on ixijrurriiit was able to take for himself a against Communism. ments. The question of emigra- vember 17 he addressed the Uni- saeasu-re Geraasy. The ability of co-entries j camel's hair coat. tarian Alliance oa ths subject, tion of Jews will be -quickly solvabsorb Jews, he declared '"must Vengeance Is sweet, thought "World- Youth—Has it Sola its to ed." "depend to some extent on the con7'er.- Schweinf UES as .the snug LEOPOLD GODOWSKY, Birthright?" Meanwhile, the Slovaklaa minditions -under which they leave coat comforted his: bones against MUSICIAN, DIES istry Last Sunday Rabbi Tvice spoke their own country." The country of education adopted ghetto November's winds. He was even for Jewish students in to. the Omaha Philosophical' Socie- .cf origin should make its contri-! Leopold regulations more certain of the consolations New.York (WNS) . elementary and secondary ty on "The Bankruptcy cf Collec bntioa to. this problem, by enabi-j of vengeance: when he obtained Godowsky, world-famous pianist all as well as colleges. The re- tlve Security." At that meeting he ing emigrants to tafce with them ; new shoe3. Herr Schweinfusa felt and gomposer, died here this week school provide.that Jewish stu- urged that the government estab- property and possessions." . " i that vengeance for the amhas3a' at the age of 68. A native of Rus- snlatlons dent may enter classrooms only lish a school tor stu dents of interKe also revealed that since | "dor'a secretary must be had to a sia, he had. been on the concert after Aryans have liaished their national problems-corn-parable to 1"S3S, Great Britain had admitted j fullness; he took the very best stage since he was nine. The .regulations are tem- West Point or Annapolis. . 11.000 JeT-ish men, women'und! He began composing. when he studies shoe3 he could-find In the store. porary pending the institution cf children to enter'the Tniied SiTig-j was seven. Godowsky taught at There were diversions. Herr the Imperial Royal Academy In an educational nuiaerus- clausns Offer New CCKTES • a t coa. I.iore sight be received. *ce I Schweinfuss stopped to help burn Vienna, where he wa3 created Im- for'Jews. '.'... C s s t e r J said, . but the extent ild bej dotra a synagogue, to beat ap perial royal professor, the highest to the capaeii Jews. But these were incidents rank, by decree of the emperor, J E W I S H CONGRESS . • i. , college ol z^ish StuOiss ' "limited lary organiiatic'ns to take ths ren » to be quickly disposed of; for and also at the Chicago Conserva. eponsibiiity of selectiag: cue raain-BOARD'WILL MEETJannounces a. coursi, - thera were so many - stores still 'tory of Music. He was the first A ..meeting them, i- of ths eseciitive ' of Jewish History"-to be given ii tainicg to be done away with to the musician-of world rank to appear board of the'.Oraaha; -. branch of on Jionday.nights fraia S to 9 at . . memory of the amabssadbr's see in Soviet Russia. the American • Jewish Cf>n^ress i the Jewish Ccmtr-uiiity Center. retary and there were BO many be held on HonSay, ICovem- I The first class tsesting things that Nazi seeded. The first moving picture star her 28, at the, Jewish 'Community held, this Monday, Noretaber 25, j Dr. T.'orris Tilartronn Herr Schweiafuss had been was Max Aronson, known, as- Center startifffe at 8:15. at S o'clock. quickly taking stock of all b . "Broncho Billy,"' vriio appealed in tte TCSOTB' of ~hi<* offi ».T,r.^;.B^1 As -this is to be aa important Tie course Is open. Ic-. ESV needed. He hadn't had a new "The Great Train Robbery," pro-meeting, all members are urged : interested. : Artbsr (Continued"on- Page 7.) •• duced in 1903. "."••". to'attend.. 5 Trill bs Instructor. =

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E p. m.. Auditorium, Jewish ly decorated, having been killed j.ties that followed, in September, bcra defeated the victoryless A. I 9 i 4 , he was glvea command of P. T.'s S7-S1. after bayoneting 11 _Au y Center. brigade. Hisreg regth third hid i a b i d Hi th® 80 Rumania l bil brilTMs coaing Sunday will see Senior Hada=sah: 1 p. m.,! AuFor Rumania -we havo precisa isasats acquitted themselves FKOM 5TOV. 27—©EC. f the pre - s e a s o n tournament statistics regarding tho Jei?s In liantly on the Yeer. flaj-, November £T dltoriuin, jCTitfli Cascnsunity Centhe World War. As a result of a : He was badly vraundea ia IS 15 brought to its close. Gsnes to be ter. when a shrapnel bomb burst In played w e : A. Z. A. 1 vs. Alpba Nebraska Federation for Jew- lEternp.J<or.f.l Workers;'' Order:] challenge flung at the Jews-in Rumania la 1924 by Professor a trench. Although tho wound Pi Tan: A. Z. A. 100 vs. Breslo-v i ish Service Conference: 10 a. ID.., S p, m.r Locpe Room, Sewleh necessitated the removal of parts Anto Glass, and Omaha Jobbing! Lodge Room, Jewish Community Coiamurdty Cer.ter. Alexandria Cuza, the dean of antiSemites, to prove that they had of his back, he was back in ac-CoisEs,ny vs. Signa Alpha Ma. j Center. Ji:r,ior Council ot Jo-risfe Womtivo cervico within two months. Tfce first game starts sX 2 helped defend tho country-. Dn A. Z. A,-No. 100 Keeling:: £ en Eriflfx: f T-, Tn., AiKUtoriusa^ a is free. William Fildennan, a 1promiaent Burlng '.hs great offensive of p. EI., G & H, Jewish Coramutitr ."cvrir-b CPirsTni:rJ>.r Center. attorney and president " of tho 1918 he 6'ointaanfied tho northern Center. • Bo;* Kcdiii. yeptinj:: S p. nt. Union of Rumanian Jews, -pub- division of the Belgian array aad •Noar Society; £ p. rn.. Iloom E, Team scorings in tlie league Lodpe K.oora, ^ev.isV; Community lished a monumental Etudy in lt was troops ho led that smashed, are as follows: A. S. A. 1, 102Jewish COBimnr.ity Center. through the previously impregnawhich he listed in tho most miGirl Scout Keeling: i p. m., Center. points: Breslow Auto Glass, 95 Choir Eehrar.='J: f, p. m., K & nute detail the name ot every ble forest of d'Houthulst. At. the points; A. Z. A. 100. 95 points; ROOE ?.'!, .Tevish Comnauri'ty close c! tho war Berahela was a t u n t o r R^.risBrn.V., $ r . tn.. C & Jew killed, wounded, deaorateti A. P. T., S6 points; Qffiafca Job- Cer.ter. T4ation&I hero. Coir.mr.nitv Center. and captured while serving ia lha Omaha Kebrev Club: S P. rc..,1 D. ~Cf.iPb bing Co., 82 points,'and S. A. M., CO'H*M€i KVF.NTS f r o m S2 points. Rumanian army during tlio world ' He had decorations C & D, Jewish Cocirci;nlty CenSa'iJii-fln"', A)O»?C»I1>CJ' i © France, Greece, Italy s.nd the War. ter.

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• ' Tills is tho tltfra in o scries of four articles on Jewish pas> M ticipatlon In tlio military phases "" of tho World War, brought to * you by S.evea Arts through i • special arrangemcats with tho Jewish Vetesan.—Ifao Editor.

oral Angelo fll Nola, General Al- end ot 1015-the London Jewish ;3ro pavia. General Secre. Gen- Chronicle's Moscow correspondera^ Bonajutl, General Arlstlde ent reported that thi3 figure had > Benedettl, General Vlttorio Eria climbed to 500,000. and General Achilles Levl-BianAnd on tho eve of the Russian clnl. " . Revolution competent observers Annual Comn-ii.ir.lty Ball, WomUnited States in addition to tbe Rumania entered the war in highest Belgian awards. Last . Monday evening will see the Father and Son i3r.nt;upt: G p. en's Division: ."e-vSsli Commuiiltj' Benedetti and Pavia -were killed in Russia fixed tho number at in., Auditcriura, Jewish Cociinun action. Pugliese, -who rose 600,000. It is common knowledge August, 1916. At that -time Ru- year Belgium erected a monu- quarterfinals ia tlie Class A sin-nity Center. Center. Italy Round 1V»U: i>..ncc: P p. m., S,| Whoa Italy Joined tho Allies in !rom the ranks, tron decorations that no Jew could bo an officer mania was much smaller than It ment to hira ia tha heart cf Brus- gles handball tournament. Autlitoriuuio Jevrish Community, Scheduled rastcbes for Monday ~s }tay, ioi5 f the World "War. vraa from Italy, Russia, Franco.and in the Russian army by commis- Is now, for after tho war she- ac- sels. are: J&ck Echriebaaa vs. Will - already nearly a year old. At; that England, and was recently: re r ; sion; Yet there wero several hun- ulrea the province of -BesearaCouncil ol Jewish ITotnen: 1 CCUtftT. Officers officers in 1016 and 1a and the Austro-Hungarlan ..-General Wiener went into the Blooia at 6:15 j . &.; Sol Yaffe P. m.. Auditorium, Jewish. Com~"timo tho Italian population num- tired for ago after serving as gov-. dred Jewish : rovinces 6f BukoWina. Transylornor of Sardinia and director ot 1"917, indieatinjr that they had •"* J)QTQ& 34,700,000, ot which 43,900 war a major and c a s e out a gen- vs. Cave Richards fit 7 p. tn.; niunity Center, the state Bhlp«b.uildlng bureau. achieved this rank by sheer merit ranla and the B&nat, with their eral with eight decoratloss for Jack Baa .vs. J&te Afiler at 7:46, Workmen's Loan Association: - 'wero Jews, or slightly more than Tlirleo argo Jewish communities. In wounded In battle, he won on the battlefield. The Russian bravery. After the trar hs wasand Marshall Geller vs. Kss Tur- 2 p. is., C &. D, Jewish Communi- Te.viB (V,"NS) — Japan vill bar J" \ per cent. Nowhoro in Contlncn- the Medal and Cross of Chevalier military waa particularly antl- 916 Rumania had 7.500,000 peo- appointed chief of the Belgian ner at 8:SO. ty Center. GpT-TTjan .Tev."f; after th© signature tnl Europe,had the Jowa attained it the Military ple, of Whom 240,000, or 3.19 of Savoy for Sfcmitlc, yet It could not deny tho Military academy. Other Jewish of. t h e Germai;-«Tr-.pBD.e8e cultural Hasoair Chorsl Society: g p. '! rjch fcotttplfcto cultural and civil heroic conduct Order >er cent, wero Jews. During the at the Battle of heroism of the Jewish troops. officers ware: Captain Manfred 13., K & L, Jevish pact this -week, it •?;ae i-eported equality as Iii Italy. ' . Ia tile Class B league the foless than two years that Rumania Palmo. Lovi-Blanclni, -who early a3 December, 1914, was at war (she surrendered to Levy, 7 decorations; Cagtaia Paul li e r e. Jewish rroJessorsr now \ They -were no integral a part Duo S have rs&clsea the quarter- Center. dted early this year, was three heAsJftu&sky. Goldstein, 8 decorations; LieutenInvalid, official mili- Germany in 1917) she mobilised tene'ring 'e,t Jf.pr.neee «nh ersitie» :h of the populatioa that in all butyears at tho front, winning two _,.w .„,, finals: Dave GoiSware, Ps,ul EogSi CSdar, Kotcushere 28 tary .organ, said that the heroism 750,000 men or 10 per cent of ant Charles Tolkovsky, one d dasoff, • Harold Qarbsr, Morris j vrill he retired • when, their . con" religion no distinction was ever decorations . and tho personal o t the Council of Jewish. Women Cul- tracts expire. The pact v/ill pi'O* mfia between an Italian Jew and thanks of King-Victor Emanuel, ot the Jews liad. created a good her population. In this army of three brothers la the array, 7 dec- Rosses;, Harold Kutler and S&Ei tural Class: 1 p. to.., G Sc I-I,-jeW- vide for n;utiu,I recoenltion ot the any other"Italian. Indicative, ot At the close of the war he was. a Impression. J&yen more Bignifl- 50.000 wero 38,000 Jews, or orations; Maj oi* • Seligra&n: Cap- Gitlei-. v ish Coinmunity Center. • ' ! racial principle f' Jr.rsra *nd this complete absence of veltglous member of the General Staff.'. • cant 4a tho fact that by the end 16 per cent of the JewiBh popu- tain Mas Gottschalk. • S eccoratlons; Captain Adelph Feteburg, Center Fci-um, "Meyer Le\-in": ot 1915. more than 1,000 Jews lation. distinction vraa tho fact that who saved tho coamandant ot Hitler Must&chc Vcrbotea had received th© Order of St. shortly before the war Italy had, Other Officers * , almost simultaneously, a Jewish Before her enforced capituladurlae a boabarfiOther high ranking Jewish ot- leoree, the highest RuBsian mlla oa, Canada' (WKS) — Prlmo Minister (Luigt Luzattl), a ficers were Lt. Col. Mario Fun- tary, decoration, many winning it tion, Rumania had lost SS5.000 ment, 6 fiecoratiocs. FREE! AnEsreHCwrelccr H 1 The treariag of a mastaclie like ,1o-wiBh Minister of War <Oeneral avo, commander ot the coast artil- three and four times. men, of whom 900 wore Jews. Of In psssiag St s&ould also be that cf Adolf Hitler vr&s nade a I Guiaoppa Ottolensht), a Jewish lery ; Lt. Col. Ylttorlo OttolenIn its issue ot July 6, 1917, the Rumania's 1S0.000 wounded, " . - mentioned that Cbief Rabfel Araaor punishable by Im\ Lord 'Mayor ot Rome (Srne3to ghl; Major Erneato Nathan, iho London Jewish Chronicle, which 743 or more than 3 per cent, mand Bloch of Beieiuni defied the * ..,i - s . fL-. ) Nathan) and a Jewish Lord Chief former mayor of Rome; Major is not given to exaggerated state- wero Jews. There wera also 500 Germans by saying prayers every mediate arrest ia Huroa County h the Co-aaty Council adopted j justice (tiodovlco Mortara). Oliver' Sonnin<s; nephew of Baron ments, reported that 60,000 J6wa ews among the 80,000 Rumani- Saturday for King Albert. The ' | • Nowhere was this complete tol- Sydney, SjjanJno, Italy's, wartime in the Russian army had been ans taken prisoner by the Ger- Rabbi's brother -was oae> of thea resolution icstrcctiEg the court•• sranco more ia evidence than in foreign minister, who waa killed decorat'e'd'1 and '2,600 recommend- mans, Austrisns and Bulgarians. first to die Sa the war. Later Rab- h o u se officer. Sereeant-Majsr .lisa 22nd :" tho army. Slnco the days of Gui- n the air corps r Col. Rlcardo Mo-- ed" for commissions. Notwith- And finally there wero 8S5 who bi Blocb. was imprisoned for eisGeorge Jaraes, to arrest all per— seppo Ottolenshl, the first Jew [20, of tho Royal Carablrilerl standing the persecution from received war decorations of vari- months. The ftrst n a a taken &s sons rearing sucls mustaches. • Fadmltted to the Italian General corps; Baron Raimondo ''Fran- which they had flod, many Rus- ous kinds. Among tho JeW3 in the a hostage by the Gerstans whea ^ cgtaft-and the father of the Ital- cheUi, colonel In the air corps; sian Jewish, intellectuals in Paris Rumanian army were 200 lieuten- they eatefssS Antwerp was Baron a ; 5 a a army ag it was in 1014, every !ol. Emanuel Pugllese, who was urrlod home to join the Russian ants, tnost of whom reached that Leon Lamlsert, a eon-tn-law of one r&' Vjrank in the Italian army waa open decorated tout1 tlniea: Lt. "Col, army. Ohe of these was Baron rank-through promotion on tha of tho Paris Rothschilds. i JLO Jev/a until the recent nnU-Som- Julseppe Tedeschi; LU Col. Aris- Henry Gunsberg, who joined up field of battle. . ; (Copyright, 19SS,fcySevea Arts tlo laws.; Ide Luria; Lt. Col. Vlttorlo Coen as a private. Hundreds of JewBelgium . .• Features Syndicate) Plrani; Lt. Col. BencdettD di Ben- ah doctovs, dentists and pharma— pi - — „ - . . In Belgium, \3-here the first 1 f. Because ot the absetico ot to- •ttl, who was killed in action a t cists as well as nurses who , p,il3ioua distinctions In tho army. hoTago ot 77; Lt. Col. Camillto pleaded for permisioa to join tho battles on the western front J «ao exact flgurea are available for Artoni ot tho cavalry; Colonel medical' corps had to obtain spe- were fought, the record of Jew^ c t h o number ot Jewa who Bervod Tononto, who in 1036 was. pro- cial and individual dispensations. ish patriotism is particularly impressive. When the Germans in! 'in the Italian, forces during the moted to general; and Lt. Col. of thesa was Dr. Alexander vaded Belgium in 1914 that coun, EWorld Tfyar. A reliable estimate i6Yl, -who also, became n general One Convenient Charge Services T&ilored t o Your Need* Spiegel who ultimately became try's population vraa 7,400,000 O? j 'howevor, is fcodslblo 'thtoilgh eal- two years ago. head of the sanitary department whom 15,000i or 2 per cent, were jthuu\aUott'B based on 'tile fact that the Jewish officers in of the ^ntire Russian army. Jews. A large part of the Jewknow • definitely that theto theAmong BasketbaSl wore M. Pontremoll, Dead ish population consisted ot recent at least 700, of 1.5 per cent; who navy became an admiral In 1931; immigrants from Russia whose Out of a total, population ot , among tho 4G.612 officers Alhatque, BUbmarino com- 171,0007000,— "Russia mobilised plight became extremely critical , °Kl \ho Italian army In 1917i This \in- Angclo L. Pet. mander; Commander Fredrigo l-2,Oao,OOX>-4non,-or"7-peii cent of when the Germans "captured Ant- A. Z. A. 1 '* uaually high percentage of otfl4 0 1.000 Jaraeh, president of th« Federadc % werp and Brussels. Hundreds of iha .population, j i t ^ e accept the : . < cM for a Jewish community of tion of Italtan Jewish CommuniBrealow Auto Olass.. 3 1 .T50 ~ ^ocao 3,500 families (tho general ties; Aldo Ascolt, who rose to tho llguts,. Of, iOiQiOOO given "by the them fled with the other Belgian Sigma Alpha Mu 2 2 .500 Vofcontago ot officers to men in rank ot admiral, and Paolo-lld- »w^^_ -,—tiv. chWntclo'aS"the refugees,to Paris,. London and Omaha Jobbing Co... 2 2 .500 Amsterdam, an army vta& 1.4;PQr cont) ronl, -who bocatno rear admirar. i •; A. S. A. 100 _ 1 S .250 •'Sutaerltles i - tho ' assumption that Belgium mobilized "257,000 Tho record of decoratioria Alpha 'Pi Tau o 4 .000 lq^bynVf^st-100,Jewry contributed to awarded men, or S.S per cent of Its poputo Italian Jewa Is equalIqrltaJy'ft forces at least in tho Bamo ly interesting. > . find that the' "proportion Tho Gold Medal, of Jewish enrollment t?£s-Jfc4- per lation. Among thess were 1,000 Two undefeated t e s n s -jaet ," proportion us, if not greater than tho highest bravary award -which cent out-of a:Jowish5iJopTilaUoa Jews,.including many of tha Rus- Sunday la t i e a o s t cscitlag- g a a » sian immigrants, or 6 per cent of o General population.to only 57 men, -was thla year's -pre-scasoa basket, Italy mobilised,'5,600,000 men won by lour Jews—Gnilo Blum, of 6,900,000 which waa 3.7 per the Jewish population. Anoag of cent of thetotal population. Belgium's B7.000 dead and ball league. The result was a •,ir 13 per cent ot her population. Amalla Toscano Levl,. Oreatt SerOat that basis-wo gat »,figure-,oJ vi tuia.Eugenia Rave. Soranl.Tho ••• Tho JowisU casualty figures wounded were" 22S Jewish dead 24-25 victory for t i e A. S. A. 1 .5,600 Jews ; under arms*, that bc- neat in orderfot importanco is the have been /eatimatea as at least and. gOOjwouaded, ct S3 per cent. teara. Nest Euafiay will' e&e-the injj 13 per cbnl"of tHa JQ-WJSII pop^ Silver Medal* •."Idr ' Bravery/ of i"OO,00O-dead pttt,ol a total ot.l,- of all-the Jews mobilised. Moi-e- league -broirslit to a close-but not befora history is made:* By this uUUoa 1pt 43;00ft. To tbo. B.600V vrhieh 206 Jewa wero tho recip- 700,000, or 14-per cent o£"Uier than 25j?er cent, of them tt victory over" t a s Breslow Auto ^owovei ! • must "bo added a t least ients. The Bronzo Medal, nest Jewiflh enrollment. How many one or more decorations. mother 400 Jows x/ho lived in ranking award, .wont to 2 3 8 Jev.»s. Jews were -wounded will, never bo Among tho Jewish officers la Glass the A. S. A. 1 team L'luino, 1*rieste dn'd other predoaiknown. Nor will wo ever Know the Belgian array were two gen- itself c£ the championship or at 4 T-a,intly_ Italian cities then owned At least 22 Jewa T?on tho "Warhow many Jews wero killed or erals; t&a lato Loai3 Boraisein least a tie for the top posltioa. Crosa. "With other Italian decora'Daspy Austria. These- men .had ^been tions, end foreign awards, tho maimed during tho military po- and Leopold Wiener. At the out- This Is the first A. Z. A. teasi ia •jhooi-osscrlpted for tho .Austrian army number received by Italian Jews groms on the Eastern front car- break of war Bernheim was in Center history to make .this snowr'sciic^ut &3 -patriotic • Italians .they for war service was well over BOO. ried out under the.orders of Rus- command ef the. 7th Infantry, Ing. "iday Joined tlio I t a l i a n fore'es. "firhen sian oftlcere. Sundays play also saw the S. Russia' • ••"•'• '••• • which was Quartered in Antwerp. ^baii«aly jaiaea tho Allies..no total Russia, which includSome day heir the archives of Ho took a leading part in the de- A. M. vria over tha A. S. A. 100 fmen'tsuro Is, thevotore; e,000 or 14 ed the present Lithuania, Finland, Russia are open to study by Im- fenses ot Antwerp and in the bat- by 24-22, trtiile t i e Omaha Job. APG? cant of ther 3<svrtah population. Latvia, Estonia, a largo, cectlon foreign historians vt& «ticli« 'Similar calculations .permit us ot Poland and tho present Ru- partial learn something ot the Indi'coup <>"" arrive' a t ' a n ,ea'tlraat6 of the manian province of Bessarabia, may tiber pt JewB •killed in the Ital- had tho largest concentration of vidual Jewish heroes ot the Rusarn5y.fift fcTbbbli oritltlod "ital- Jews, eomo 6,500,000 being sub- sian 1army. As yet, however, -we this Jov/s In the "War" by Blgnor jects of tho Czar. Shortly after know little about them because Sol ^ervf,-there-are listed the names tho -war began the Jews were beginning in 1916 the Csarist 'iC 264 Jewish v/ar dead. A large stjrred by a rumor that the Csar military officials stopped making lumber oS tKeae(122>.wero of- had issued a proclamation prom- public the names of Jews -who icora. The author of this bools ising them alleviation from per- wero decorated for bravery and i iotC3 that his figures aro incom- secution in return for their par began identifying them merely, by

their; initials. From other sources, however, we have learned the names ot a few of these heroes. Count Paul Ignatteff, former Russian minister of education, tellB In his memoirs ot "Ezeklel Aronsberg had emigrated to America as a boy but who returned to Russia as a volunteer In 1914. Assigned tea regiment In the south ol Russia,_be took part in tho famous "advance^ over the Carpathdecent medical. treatment,: w ian' mountains-Into Hungary. whole communities of Jews"were j Eleven Generals -wounded, ho had one 'ilng. '• W<? have-said-.there were 700 being deported, robbed, pillaged ot Severely arma amputated. For brav\ \A.*!Jowlah'. officers, in tho , Italian and destroyed, and thousands of eryhis during this campaign he ro2l$o E^rmy.'Let ua see .who some of Jows held as hostages, the Jewa celved the Cross of. St. GcorSO Li£tce:'iioni -were. It \7as none .other than of Russia were giving an inspir- awarded to privates. But sine© .*nim>vlns Victor Emanuel who in 1034 ing example of patriotism on be- this medal did not bear the name .Mrs. iold the late Dr. Nahum sokolo-w, half of a country that founded of its wearer, tho officers decid' ireoldent ..of tho World' Zionist them A or generations. ed that Afonsberg's valor deG t o n , that tho Italian Tho destruction of records and served a special award -whidi ho JVorld'TVar army counted not less archives following ~ and . during finally got after an appeal to the i 11 Jewish generals. They tho Russian devolution makes it old tn Bi General Modona, Genera impossible to give the complete Czar. The London Times In October, .The 5.vsldo Lluszl, General Olivetti picture ot Jewish, participation In 3 l Umberto Pugllese, the Russian army. Most ot tho re- 1914, told of the daring of an unsponsible Jewish leaders were- named Russian Jew- who was into exile or killed and credited with making possible The Jows of Najera' in Spain driven tho documents and papers they the capture of the torts at Yaro.-.-ore in 1076 granted by Alfonso left behind have vanished, carry- Blav. Taken prisoner by the Aus"I, "tho'rights of noblemen and ing with them to oblivion the trlans, he sketched tho fortificaho- benefits t>£ clergy." tacts essential to reconstruct the tions and then escaped to his Own •Habt • . . . ' / . ••'" story of -what the; Russian Jews lines where he -turned the did during tbo WoSld War. From sketches over to the Russians. fragments still available, how- Chaim Kats was mads a sub-lieuover, wo nave a fairly adequate tenant lor., .bravery during the ASS!C3 *• Kitchena • Basements Austrian campaign. M. Schneyero Ro.rooflnrj o Insulation picture. son, who had been a witness i a -ie cer -o.Ro.aldlng-. Many y the Beilis trial, was posthumous 'At tl b E In September, 1914, the mayor is,?. E ' Saay Paymenta of Petrograd, assuredly no friend of tho Jews, told & conferenco ot i rite {' mayors that there were 350,000 Tlrs. JAXCCO Jews in tho Russian army. At the >loto.

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THE JEWISH PHESS—FRIDAY,-NOVEMBEK 25,1938 she has joined" battle, almost sin- Clothiers ia the . final .game by should be issfie bere, that" Kax, I ie cv-cter ,n Chri ic- Sis •;er .mis- j gle-handed, with, the problem cf only 19 piss. who has just started bewling this' B\-n ir V" • i t e cr 'Z s, per- i or "P.*Is 1 reaching the unsynagogued. She t?.ie >.>i The peculiar thing about *t«s year, has been practicing faith-j recvf- !! T has done this through her "Hoais •EatcS., was that the State Coal fully for the past few weeks, -with rep-r.e. i E. Xad. j Worship" scheme. Back sioEth boys, who axe firmly entrenched the idea is mind -that lie jest like R ! she draws up two sets of letters In first. place, were given, an S-•won't be "cos," anrtaore. saj 1 t i g (one for families-where the chil- pin handicap by the Wardrobes, more power to you K&s. dren are from 7-12 years of 'age dcs to'the fact that the Clothiers and one for those wtere the chil- fcsvs a higher average team. Ia the last match c£ the c-ve- i . A n znee * i dren are older), -which provide a Sponsor Dave Frank of the State Etag, Abcer KLeinac's Insurance ] ^ ^ ? J ' ^ , v guide to Jewish worsilp for theCoal outfit pat the finishing mouth, complete with Bible read- touches to the' Clothiers in theteam, vrfco have developed a win- i *^itr "£/'• ings, original prayers, &ni discus- last, gams .when he surprised sing streak in the last three! r .t,~''^pfl *,""" kept up their winning WETE ^ i : ^ ! * , ^ . ^ sions of religious subjects. These everyone, • isclstilng1 himself, by weeks, v-issiEg all three g&iaes from ^fy^^t'are sent to those religious-minded turkeyiEg out ia the last frame by the high rovrered Clicquot Cliibi , " ^ ' t , . Jews who for one reasoa or ana score of 162. Eskimos team. The Insurance! ?,t..?,e^ G V^ • The rabbinate Is a celling to authority—rto the God within, as ileged Jewish girls through her other do not attend services. Lily for - Captain- Sara. •Svc^i'bacli of theAgents were aided -and abetted i . o u l uB ?1 ? tlncl - which women are denied admit-. Interpreted by. the,•; trained con- West Central Club, and she was Montagu has .cndert&ien to make State n team, led his crew by- a handicap of ST rins and j ^ ^ , T ! res io: . tance bat should this prejudice. science—while Orthodox Judaism forced to resign from holding chil- every effort to see to it that their with aCoal series,-, and was fol-used this to very good advantage! 1i' '""^ '?•'' be eliminated it is certain' that. owes US .authority to the Bible as dren's services in the West End children do not become estranged-j lowed-by5SS anchor man Phil Kstz- in winning the first game by the i ;jrf n j r m \Ui the.first lady, rabbi would be '. by tradition; but that Synagogue, when, after ten Tears from Judaism' man, who turned in" a 4S5. Phil's slira margin cf oaly focr pins. "a^Eing mo . the Hon. Lily-Montagu of Xoav interpreted the first authority—like the sec- of work with children at that inOther Efforts - ; score • which was not up to par . don, the driving forco behind. onds-is powerful and exacting, stitution, her association with the the. world' Refons JudaSim and demands an- equally, stern and Liberal Jewish movement "ren- • Amazing - as • it seems, this f ar : - movements In this intimate pen '. sometimes- painful discipline." dered her unsuitable for teaching from exhausts the catalogue. . of the Nebraska football g-acie oa portrait Mr. lielyveld tella ol - -• - '• .Conception -of Judaism children In the eyes of the Syna- Lily Montagu's activities. She has game.their handicap helped them'! the amazing career of r-thls even given expreEsSon to her con- ThaEtsglvisg fiay. iiaiseEssly,' as Abner -would say, ] ' This: passage sets forth clearly gogue "3oard of Management." unique- personality.—-THK -ED* Miss Montagu's' conception of Ju- Opposition never dimmed her viction that "religion can be, ex- Dr. Saai Morgan, who general- whets they won this game by only j the Shelf daism and indicates just as clear- faith and her optimism, however. pressed in business." Some years ly starts out very slow and fin- 21 pics. "BUI" Kaiman, SEother] iron. IT IX V" ly the deep gulf between her be- Her spirit is reflected in a state- ago she and her sister invited a ishes very strong, lived tip to hiswho was recently added to the . Behind every worthwhile mbv&i liefs and those of Tier father. "What ment she recently made concern- French flowennaker to cone' to reputation"fcvstarting out with a! Kaiiaan team to acid tne vrtening T<-"ir.i rriRch ment there Is a personality who it does not reflect Is her deep re- ing the World Union, which she England to teach his trade to Eoine 126, then" a middle game of 281 j spark to them, responded nicely piciure oZ 5 supplies the motive power—who .spect for her father's attitude and founded in 1924. " I believe," she English girls in their London aad winding up in the final gatae in the last gs.rce t y comics "sr.scl'u? " ttc cr?"'" r ¥ - t -v : ."mates it go," who hopes, en- the fact that "beneath the strain declared, "that in time the World County Technical Class. with a 203, which gave tira a 510 through with a IE4 J I E E . visions and plans and then cup- occasioned by the different point Unicm'will link up all the progresThe project developed into a series to. be high man lor the Captain Abe Feldman o£ thet t s t the p^s plies the drive and activity neces- ~> of view.between father and daugh- sive Jewish forces and form a bar- full-fledged industry and a coop- Wardrobes. "Hank" Cores, was CiiQuotE, was fcigi EJEH for his so eE.K.1;- iz. sary to make those plans a real- ter there was essential sympathy rier against \ h e onslaughts of ma- erative company was formed. With right behisd him with a 4S6 team with a 54S series,1-and leafi E"OOsc-strrp:r ity. Behind Liberal-Judaism- in and deep understanding love." . • terialism. The World Union will Miss Montague as Honorary Chair- series. • . off man. Abe Vecger was right on onl:, v t e c i v.rc t r r late, T'ba England and the .'World Union for ' . "The "daughter felt so much substitute progressive teaching for man and her sister as Honorary his heels with a 527 series. I*ee a grave mis -tE ."re-" Progressive Judaism, that person- reverence for the father's princi- indifference and atheism." Treasurer, the company now eta- In the second taatch cf theHnrwieh, who has been bowling ality i s Lily H. Montagu. The life^ ples/* says .Miss Montagu in a priope PIIRK-? ci 1 ploys seventen wesnen and three in the anchor position tor the long friend and associate, disciple' vately published biography of her Asked what part she believes men. It is truly cooperative in evealEg, the highest average tears K-aimans since Sam Katzraac vras Ir irreeesK Me and admirer of the late-Claude father, "that sh& could never dis- those of her sex must play in this that the directors of the company in the league, namely the Smith operated on, countT:. was top s a n with a in E , Montefiore,-Miss Montague - i s cuss' them, with him; the father work, she replied, " I do not think are the workers themselves, the Motors, I n c . team, took t h e 4E5 series and vtic 1 - hr.= r o waE lollcved by that Jewish women have responGreeaberg Fruit team into 'camp the force'that lias made a world- felt:such.tender sympathy and l"sc dopr profits being shared among them. Abner Ksiman, v;ith a, wide movement'.out of the.inspira- yearning' sorrow for the, .to him, sibility apart from: Jewish men In The company supplies ornaments by taking.two out of three games Sponsor alone. 462. this great movement. We must from them. tion drawn from.her "contactwith mistaken vie*B of the daughter to the large shops In the -west end The irony of this riatca was "that-great English-Jewish-scholar that he could cot articulate any cooperate, ' bringing OUT special of London, and In particular to that the -Smith' Motors, who as Nest; week's schedule will he and .spiritual leader.; . ; . . . • remonstrance, nor certainly any and distinctive contributions to the-dressmaking trade. the spiritual treasury." stated before, have the highest featured by the Greenberg .Fruit •^American Jews "remember; her kind, of vituperation." Work Nor have we yet taken account average cJ the league are only team and the Empire cleaners tour-of .the -United States, in, 1931 But. these Jewish interests of her activities as organiser, lay tied for- sisth plrace, while t h e . match, which, from past Indioa- j But thB "views of the daughwhen, she spoke In innumerable •i^ti^i n- in-.r-' i have occupied so much of preacher for the Jewish-Religious Greeaberg_ Fruit boys, who have tions, should be a humdinger. I pulpits, addressed the Thirty-Sec- ter" .;were not accidently or hap-which \t or 1 t her time and energy do not exUnion and as an author. In the the lowest'average of the league, Then the tvo highest STerEgfJ hazardly arrived; at. At the turn ond Biennial Council of "the "UnionLily Montagu's zeal and BO- first capacity she had produced, a dua to most of their "boys "being teams in the league, • namely the"! of American Hebrew Congrega^ . o t the century, Claude G: Monte- chaust I a 1 - mindedness. Innumerable prodigious number of fine ser- newcomers to the bowling fra- Smith Motors, Inc., ag-ainst the ] tipris ' in Philadelphia; field '. a fiore had already raised his voice causes have been the beneficiaries mons- and pamphlets. On- her ternity, are in second place. CHcc-cot Ci-ab Eskimos, and in.' ' touching reunion with.','her^ girls", in.behalf.;of a Liberal conception of-her talents. Together with Mar- American tour, she impresses her f l e i x i . il l ••" The Smith .Motor Salesman, t h e in New;Tork City where fifty for- of-:Judaism.- :His epoch-making garet MacDonald, irS. match cf. the evening age? fbft the wife of audiences with her effectiveness won the first gams by the bigthe fast stepping KaiiEE.n Inscrmer members of. the London "West Hebbert lectures had been deliv- Prime Minister Ramsey MacDanin the pulpit. A- great part of the margin of 7S pins, which was due ! Central; Girls' Club who, had. emi- ered and Tie had published his she worked to establish the literature of the -Jewish Religions mainly to Sammy "Potatoes" j ance team e gainst the slipping tfi-t the t?!?r>s of. PPJ grated to America "gathered to do vplume^/'Truth in: Beligjon." More ald, Wardrobe boye. The last ES.tct Industrial Council of Union has been created by her Steinberg's esploSIng for a beat:-' finfis the leasrue leading State fce kept openfor Jevii honor to, and exchange; reinlnis-.j than tbaU as Miss Montagu points Women's Jngland. . pen. Also, among i e r writings Is 1 cencea with,- their beloved leader. out, his "name- was, revered - far tiful 212 game. The G.reenbergs Coal and G&s team Efioo'cinE the one was &nnc uncec It I-e- i I «"> She has made contributions to a full-length novel, "Naomi's Ex- came right fcack to win the sec- works against the last place b&nese Amer !It" wa3 probably during that" and. wide among Jews for \ the ci 11 odus,'.' and a collection cf short Nev England. tour" that she Was stamped in the beauty of his life and for the the good will movement in Eng-stories,. "What ..Can a Mother ond gansR fcy SS.pins, which was Etirier'Paint en£ Glass team. minds of many American Jews,as depth of hia scholarship." And and and with Dr. Israel Mattuck, Do?,*' poignantly written, reflect- fine again to Sammy exploding, "the lady rabbi/' And;indeed the this young woman with a fine assisted in bringing into being the ing her interest 5n the girls amoug however, this time he exploded title' fits her despite the lack of Jewish background and a deep Society of Jews and Christians, whom she works. Asd yet herbacTiwar&s to. a 102 game. In the ' any .formal ordination. She waslove forJ Judaism, troubled by the the English equivalent of our Na- tireless energy is net satisfied. final game, the Anto boys won otdalned for her task by her zeal evident gap between teaching and tional Conference. She was one of "My only complaint," she writes, by 60 pins when Sarixmy SteinJ-t for humanity and for Judaism. It conduct among so many of her co- the founders of the National "i3 that life Is far too short con- berg exploded once xnore with a Union of Girls' Clubs. And her religionists and by the evident isi .'no accident that, in her 65th sidering what I should like to fio.1S4 garae, which gave our readyear she,is.able-to say, as she did drift of the younger generation interest in young people was giv- I can only do very little." But ia ers a good idea what Sammy can dt>. i.i en further expression when sha recently, without any trace of- ob- away ,from •Judaism altogether, the estimate of all her followers, do when under pressure, and after l was appointed Justice of the noilpus complacency, "My child- saw In Ahe teachings of Montefiore Peace, since in that capacity she Lily Montagu's accomplishments the raszing he took in the second] - Current comments'o£ the flag's i ^ hood and indeed my whole life a road but of ..the wilderness. Shenow serves as chairman of theare far from "very little." Ia De- game, your editor predicts that; Jewish scene cf events in EE-ETS- \ I may" be said to have been" su- was : driven, as she says in oneWestminster Juvenile Court -where cember she celebrates her 6gta S s a a y will be under pressure-i iines, books and Jewish thought, j | premely happy." • Her .happiness plice ("no'weaker word would she is building a fine reputation birthday, and Jews the world over for the rest of the season. j - .:'My "magszins's. BugEestion for | |. has been derived from a lifetime convey a true description of thein the field of Juvenile delin- join in wishing her many more Anchor man, Aaron "Doggie" j this -week—THE JEWISH L.AY-i I of effort on behalf o r others, and Intellectual and emotional experi- quency. years of fruitful activity and en- Weitz, again was high man for! MAN. "FOR THE SAKE CF TEE ! I Irom..a Jewisli idealism .^conse- ence through which I passed") to the Auto crew, with a 546 series I PERSECUTED" -fcr Ernest O. \ One of her chief interests has selfish service. crated by initiative and .vigor. - set about the task of giving life which also topped the entire- Eisenberg. The seoonfi Eton"! through organization to those always been her work with girls. (Copyright, 1S3S. "by Ssvea Art3 league. He was follcwsd by Sara- j series of the Saros—the first ia- J*" - Raised-In Orthodoxy Feature Sycdieats) She was but 16 years old when, teachings which were already beHer happiness must find supn i Steinberg's SCS series. Ssy-j Btallment la the last IEECE, Intro- i ,F$\:port too in-her record of achieve- ing expressed In' the- well-estab- taking time from her own schooln c c r . "Tony" Coin assis -WESJ d-cced LecpoIS TOE. SEtTxrtr.bersi 1 ment, and in the well-deserved lished Reform movement in Amer- ing (in which having graduated top rasa . f cr . Elmer - Greeaberg'e j SE-year-olsl AnEtriaa -EobleisaEj j recognition that her achievements ica and in. other parts -of t h e from i)oreck College she shared FnsStbeys with a 4SS series and' EaUions-ire jew, abott to eafi las \ r tutora at home with the' daughter " ' have brought.' That recognition world. t.3 was followed by Kas Canar, life before "beisj: takoa prissser \ I. of the Chief Rabbi and with fhe • has freighted her name with hon. .ClasSe.JSeintefiore who chst & 42 D series. "Mention. hT Kaci storm troopers v h s c i s ! t By SAM .CK. future Mrs. Israel Abrahams), she ors. Her full title when she cares It was-iaiy-Sontagu's article in began special subjects to use It is the Honorable Lily M. the Jewish."'Quarferly Keview that such asteaching STANDINGS O 3 ? f History and Literature to Montagu, J. P., O. B . E . , D. H. L. set off the-first rspark, It was Lily elementary Name of team. W. Ii. school girls who were —the O. B. E. being the Order ol Montagu's" appeal to Montefiore otherwise denied the opportunity State Coal & Gas CO.A1S S .704 the British; Empire presented to "that Induced him to give himself and who desired such work. Greesberg Fruit Co. _1C 11 -ESS her by, her King just last year. as Bpeaker and preacher to the Empire Cleaners 14 10 .5S3 Soon, with Lady Samuel, Bhs Clicquot Club Eskiracs.14 I S ".51© The D - H . L. I s America's tribute Liberal cause, and it .was Lily —ran honorary Doctor; of Hebrew. Montagu's call .that brought to- became interested in a group of Kaimsn'Iosarasce-Co.12 15 : .444 Law which was confered by,the gether .the first meeting of what working girls in Bloomsbury and Smith Motor, Inc. . 11 • 16 .407 Hebrew Union College in 1929. was tO'eventuate : in the Jewish then turning her attention to the The Wardrobe . _ l i 16 .407 i lily;' Montagu's zeal i.aa found Religious Union, and later, in the large numbers of underprivileged Shrier. Paint SSL Jewish girls in the Soho district expression in what- has' come -to ^tfrld Union f05-..Progressive Ju3 I S -SS3 Glass Co. of London she got together soraa be Known as Liberal Judaism! But daism. of her friends and organized the it had its foundation in a homeIn these two causes she worked eixof the eight teams In y f • life that centered about .the piety side by side with Montefiore until TVest Central Girls' Club. This in- theOnly Jewish Comm-anKy Center of her. distinguished Orthodox the latter's, death this year—-she stitution now has more than sevea Bowling league bowled this \jeek, hundred members. father,"Samuel Montagu, the first as. secretary, h e as president. It h a s ministered to the needs due to the match between the Baron Swaythllhg., Miss.] Mbn- It was Miss Montagu's organizShrier Paint .and Glass teaia and . tagu's home-life filled her with ing and executive ability, too, that of thousands of girls in its time the Empire Cleaners being postthe" deepest respgct ,fora her' fa- rallied about them the leading and engages in a rich program of poned. This match vrill be rolled ther's Orthodoxy, 1 but as the re-lights-of, English Judaism, among educational, recreational, social, sult of considered arid deep con- them Israel Abrahams, Morris Jo- religious and social-service activi- off this Sunday morning a t 10 vlctlon; she found* it necessary to seph/and her own teacher, the ties. During the entire forty-five a. no. give expression to a changed re- Rev. S. Singer. Her small, enthus years of its existence it has Iiad Ia tha first match cf the eve' ligloUB outlook. 'Her* differences iastlc band wa3 the object of the the benefit of the active Interest with her father constitute a.little- most bitter and vitriolic attacks and leadership of Miss Montagu. ning, Dove Franks State Coal and In. 1919, after the death of her Gas team, •who have led t h e understood but much-talked-of from the English Orthodox camp, episode in her "life: dfespite - the" Progressive group's mother, Miss Montagu and herleagns the entire season, in"In my home-, I fiaw.Orthodoxy reiterated, claim that its object sister decided to devote full time creased their lead over the .seca t its very best,'r' she told this was constructive and-not destruc- to the needs of the Soho district. ond place Greeaberg Fruit team by They founded the West Central two more games, -when they -w •writer in a recent letter. "My par- tive. ..-. .. -'. :••-. ents rejoiced i a obeying the-Mo"Our Union does not seek to in- Jewish Day Settlements. To this all three games in t h e match saic Law as they understood it, terfere with the belief -or practice last Institution Miss Montagu •vrith Hoe .-Lissiaass Wardrobe and this obedience led to holi- of any observant; Jews, or awaken gives all her day-time energies, crew. In this match, the Coal discontent "among"' those who are serving it as Honorary Secretary boys -won the first gams by t h e Samuel Montagu . "never '•Im? satisfied with the Synagogue Ser- and participating fully in all itscomfortable margin of 48 pins, declared the aims of the activities. As organizing secretary and thea took the seend gaxas fey posed bis religious. opinions- on vices," i ! his children," b u t he did earnest- new body,' a^ quoted by Miss Mon- for the» Jewish Religious Union, 20 pins - and polished off t h s ly -want them to conform to thetagu. "But.it tries to make those Orthodox way of life which he who are vdrifting away from t h e \w?rs?z:W- ^ 5 5 J I S S W himself• followed. And his inabil- community realize the essentials ity to understand- his daughter's of Judaism" afresh, and .pay them interpretation of Judaism, brought homage." It wants to teach JudaM him greater distress a t her failure ism to those .Jews who have negto concede importance to some, of lected; the means hitherto availthe forms he cherished. • He would able for Jewish religious instrucnot admit the necessity of adapt- tion and .public worship, or who ing-:religious- belief and practice, are willing and have had no opto make use of them. It andl consequently, never recog- portunity : nised-, that such"; adaptation could desire3: to check the spread of rebe the .expression. of honest con- ligious indifference by making My Ie viction, theTesult of intellectual irien-and .women understand bet• {hoi's s o grssnd Is? «2rp-aJs e» ess tsss®. Sa and value of training,"' Miss Montague writes. ter the meaning : : : i Me* "it/was in his view, merely a-pan- grayer.'' •-.- " - : . Qfi3 1 rhas, Hs rsiSa—esd SsJosafeffsrUa^.I t. derlng to' selfish convenience and & But .: despite such - assertions, EW AM? self-indulgence. He ~v?aa born tooMiss Montagu and her co-worker3 Booh to -recognize the inwardness were not given surcease, from the of Liberal: Judaism, and to seebitter attacks of their opponents. DS!NJC"AND BATHa IH THICU3AI1VS M WATERS &ar® tsrc or zaerOf rcdics. Sss &® latest that It is the outcome of logical Misa IJontagu herself was not unowned end ss.-p£rvissd hy ths UniieJ £ principles as-clear as his own,' and used to poraonal attacks. She was : ss-sr. ThaiY ~cvs sst? cstsssSc tesJsg, often held' with the" saiae Inten- accused cf ."moral depravity" bemi sity and reflecting the same power canqo of her efforts on behalf of let HE shot cxgtcise ftstn y8i2f-f«*o?tls ejerS in ethp, cfsst esstRttta «ir—p'.ry sodesa desga. erea bstler "rscspSseu Tfe*y hsrm ot self-sacrifice . . He could never Liberal Judaism, she was dubbed trient v.-inc SB!J er ttnniJ, tiis, fid^ h&s es jasi tdaa tni rsrt. Hst SssinS' understand .that Liberal. Judaism "clthcnricliea or foolish" for unNsiioftst P«r!e 6f?e?J 8 tsi'd, issslvtfsl c'isssU «Ui» e»«r *P*^ sn4 owes its existence to a different dertaking io work, with underprivreosstisa rssdi?y «vsStb!a • car or t~r i

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This evetlEE*tt ^ervicse Sabbi! hm 1^S.UZ\TI% the esclmnge of Nai£ 4 G6lil?;;eir yrlll ceilve- I).']*]*' fascists and Communists ia Ds,vi£. M?moE ectitlefi It b S s countrr. eren n they ere cltor H. ACSBRMAN . . . - •'. Editor \ ^ "Wtat . . . tc Be NATHAN • • -'.-• Associate Editor AReasonioBe.Tiianklal nrore will be j troduced in the Yesterday America gave thanks for the bountiful good* FREDERICK COBN Contrlbntins Edttoi Congress by ,,, I Concressnsai; Mr.vf.tn Dies of TexNest veek THBODORS N. LSWI8 • - • • Boofc EdJtoi ness of the Lord and in doing BO remembered the handful of IIIP \i\MDiwouldf T probass fcis ssrtas -vc-n the FILL • Slous City. Iowa, Correspondent courageous men and women who braved every obstacle to setT -* ..c^r-T-'" ! P°se 'aie crer.Uor of a Federal "AMERRICAN JEWISH Y E A R Kendes certainly snust Jisva beea pub:isa«& biog '"-• . °"- ^^tflt '• transCe-- f.peiicr tc negotiate protle in the New World and lay the foundations of the United BOOK." VOLUME -SO. JEW-an - unusual sad a truly j pert;:- cscliF-npes. "One oppressed grea t l ISH P U B I J I C A T K W S0CIET1" i&divldc&l to have Inspire Of Pcf.ua- v s s T. \ reJucee is v-cvt.h ten of these •[-laveas lortlie Persecuted States. Circt OP AMERICA. CSS PAGES. loyalty sad secli regard ia bis BonacosR, ' gruntlefi AmericaEs," he said. - •' It is of little comfort for the Jews of Germany to know that Like the Jews of today, the Pilgrims of three hundred The Jewisb Publication So- successor. Dr. Kendes was act caly 1 j las sprung to their defense. Yet we ia America are par- years ago were the victims of a ruthless persecution. They ciety of .Azaerica Js celebrating a great rabbi bbut t, this year,- tlis fiftieth analvers&ry possessing ''r, \' grateful for the sympathetic reaction to events in the were even more uncompromising than the Jews, for their king of its founfiiag, g by y a few devoted virtues cf charsster c i fd ship which endeared tin cct r - * : ; or But little time must be wasted on sympathy. It is impera- at least offered them the opportunity to live in peace—the aad generous friends to the members ef tiz c~z cci- , | learning. Tha best known asfi ^ i v a that some arrangements be made—and quickly—to ameli- price being the sacrifice of their conscience. Their way of most widely publicised uadertaE- grsgatlos, to Aaiericc.3 Irrf*,, ^.-t , I !* rate the tragio situation of a community hounded by a cruel escape was hampered—as nations close roads today—for the iag of tho Society was tfee English to all, irrespective cj et&tioa cr } i translattoa of tbe Bible. The ac-race, who csma ia atiBd. savage government, a government that has flung to the Mercantilist theory of economics prevented the taking of one's tivity i of the Society, especially ia him. Esi- • \ Tb© appeafiJces- recorfl all human decencies. wealth from the homeland. So, penniless exiles, they went to recent years, has reaches! out ia r&tlaBs." \ \ new and expanding fiirectioas ana versafies acfl other The nations of the-world are doing their utmost, but each Holland, which remains a citadel of tolerance. IS.C' ufi Slec- [ its publications cave brought "Appcintaests, 1 The Pilgrims, the Cornerstone of America, were in snore stimulus and enlightenment to UQBS," "Special Bequests £sS, } has to consider- the possible consequences of accepting the h American Unfisr the Gifts," s a a •••Nesrclosf." Tbe ESC- | ] csile3. France, Switzerland and Holland have done noble ways than one the Jews of their era. Their very name sig- leadership of its present enter- tioa entitled "DJrectiaas &zS. s s for it. is upon them that the burden of care has fallen, nifies their plight. They were profound believers in the Old prising Secretary, Mr. Maurice Llets" iutludes inp-ortaat Safer- j j . tns Society has becorae c&tloa regarding JeTrlsSi crgtri- | ; ;. always willingly have they accepted the refugees, but once Testament and from the ranks of their fellow Separatists came Jacobs, more energetic and aggressive. ss aad Jews ia the. Ualtci are within those borders they have been treated with con- the champions for the Jews. f Mr. Jacobs is striving to IntroWe American Jews have so much for which we can be duce Jewish books in all Ameri- Jews" csa tiz&s etatistles tcacl- : ] •federation.-Most of the countries of the world are in the throes can homes, and fcis efforts should lag cpoa "The Jew in the Ucitci ' t 1 £'x their own crises, not to be plagued by Germany's lack of con- thankful. As we look about us there may be much which we bs crowned \dth growing EUC- States," "The Jewish P i ! of the World," "laEaff ] federation. • believe should be rectified, but we know enough of the Ameri- cess. Tha catalogue of. publications the Jew to the "United States," j siu . j ] j e r e j s much merit in the schemes to promote settlement can tradition to be sure the evolutionary processes will prevail. of the Society constitute &n hon- "Jewish Immigration to Other : And in our Thanksgiving the persecuted Jews, who have or roll amongst Jewish books. American Countries," tx.& *'J€7 I 'eri vast lands, particularly Alaska and many of the British pos! Under its'imprint have Appeared ish Issraigratioa to PsJsstlfis." Ths fortiaUi volcae d etc; : *; ^cssions. Already international organizations such as the Red given up all hope, may find comfort. The Pilgrims of old had Israel ZangwlU's famous "Chilthe odds against them. Yet they triumphed and tho ideals for dren of the Ghetto," his "Ghetto American Jewish Year ESOJE is s ; j ;< (across and the League are preparing to guide the transfer of the Tragedies" and "Ghetto Com- welcome sfiaition to its predecer,- i • i; population. The United States, particularly the Jews of the which they sacrificed so much remain the beacon light in the edies;" Ginsberg's saholarly "Le- sors. T&s Jewish Pubiicati&E S> !; gends of the Jew;" Ierael Ahraras' ciety is to bs cangrattilstti rpca 11 * 'jraJoited States, would supply the needed funds. _. , storms that today assail the world. "Ethical V/ills," "The Kessil&t its appearance—sad upoa £iftr | ;• ,'ot steadfast aad coaspisious • In their persecution a great nation, was born. ^nu "Wbile it is ridiculous to be over-optimistic regarding the Yesharini" and nany other im- years eerrica to the caaso of Jcwi£i l\ portant scholarly publications. la •• i access of Such a venture, faith in the Jewish people as well as learalng and sohclarsiip ia t i c ; 'recent .years the Society has United States. i 10 haiy past performances show such.an optimism in a measure placed before ths American Jew.•--.:..• • : H ENEXTSTEP ish public a host of Jewish clasKj^istlfied. _ . ' ; • • _ • • By BABEI PBBDEBIOE COEIT sics which hare found a ready ac: Qtit "When. Spain exiled her Jews there was not a nation that ceptance. Among volumes touchWe have practically broken off diplomatic relations with ing modern life and problems, the not benefit. Not only London, Antwerp, Venice and Conhas' published Lowenthal's ho rose to commercial pre-eminence, but overseas Germany. What will the nest step be? For a nest step will Society remarkable volume, "The Jews ia inevitably be. Things will not stand still.' They never do, and Germany!" Cecil Roth's superb, .Today we find the most thriving lands of South America Others tt it is particularly impossible in this swiftly moving world. " T h e Marraeos;" Goldberg's settlers were for the most part Marranos. In the West "Mordecai, Noah," and many $14.59 S® $25 Things have come to such a pass ttiat the nations must Before lesviag OsisJia after other books of current Jewish ines there is actually record of a quarrel between England ":isg here c a KoreasScr g t move,on. And they "are moving on: America and Germany terest. Holland, each claiming the Jewish population of Jamaica. Vfia Psssees, noted The annual Jevish Year Book, Pierre especially in the last few days. The demoniac persecution of jouraElist a s s .CbsistSaa Palestine present a picture of what the modern Jew can do. the subject of-this review, is the 1st Isader, asiiSressaii && e volumo of' tha series. lotting he has returned to pursuits he has not known in two tliou- the, Jews is being intensified. Anti-Catholic and even anti- fortieth letter to Gi® pespl Each annual is a comprehensive Protestant attacks are being continued. The despicable Nazis years — and witlrtremendotis success. . & summary of Jewish life and for"Ia"tols'-tiae of ccisSti tunes and the entire collection No doubt, the civilized nations will make every effort to have not even hesitated to insult our president. An incoming constitutes an authentic and glooci for tlis JewjEh people 5= German ship: failed to do honor to our flag. Most dastardly such colonization, but it must be remembered that Gercomplete record cf Jewish his- Europe, Palestine has - provided s. tory, both here and abroad. To havea ct- refuge for isore iiuta foremost concern is getting 'money.' Once Europe, anti and insupportable of all have been the .slurs on our American the student of Jewish life, the half of t i e ea'graUoa Jrosa t i c larly Germany, .made" fun of the American gangsters and womanhood. Red blooded Americans will not stand for this. volumes are indispensable. Mr. .laafis of terror. More t&aa CS.OCT Soheidersaaa, the editor of Jews bate {a t t e last fire yc&rr ' •- e Psatg influence, but while we curbed and imprisoned our crim- There is a growing determination no longer to take the'inso- Harry the .volume, vrrites the story cf been lEtcsratea la t i e e*5a«saza lent, brutal words and deeds of the~nefarious Nazis lying down. 3, Germany let them seize control of her government. the year 5SSS, a very sad story life of the eoustry. To tie d i Palestia© l oJ opea asd to &' possibly one of the .sad- doors The Nazi policy is as much a racket as anything devised by Our government is arming to the teeth, not. only to protect the indeed, dest years in the life of Jewry. sure a sieadj* flew of .Western Continent with a learoused re-established and expand1 i Capone or his imitators. Jews are kidnapped and held for In about 250 pages, he summar- into the National Kbsas. It fctr. izes . the fortunes of Israel in becorss se<;s~Eary for America? I in the case of Baron Rothschild and • Dr. Freud, ed Monroe Doctrine, but to vindicate moral principles of civili- every land, paying particular at- Jews to csert all cf their isflr> 1' are being held as hostages so that foreign exchange will zation and humanity. It is not only economic interests that tention to Germany, Austria, cace sad. by their moral.6treii£t2: are arousing the world. Men have, after all, some respect for Roumania, the ' British Empire, and generosity, prove fa Grett 1 ••pc paid them. Jews are dispossessed so that the government can Poland, Palestine, and, of course, Britala that the Jewish peepis :lc .' r human digTiity and they realize in their best moments that man quickly emptying coffers. Even now, as the Jews are althe. United States. It is a remark- in desperate &n& deadly does not live by bread alone: and it is such considerations that able factual analysis and in about the acqulsitioa o* completely impoverished, the Na2is are eyeing the great view of the startling and unfor- tionaj center ia P&lestiES. '( arouse his deepest feeling and evoke .his most heroic actions. me A Jg;cslth of the Catholic church. ' seen events of exceeding import The British government, feels.;' fceck. The world is coming to such a temper at the present time, goad- to world Israel.' extremely sensitive to AKJcrlss.^ •; Removing the Jews from Germany will not be a simple public.opinion, as •sras evidtacefi ! O f - S>^»fB T.f *•* .!», 1ti* ft* ^ ed almost to fury like the "maddened Grynszpan who took his The volume contains memorial &gala recently -R-fcea the threat tc |! "We are not sure it will end any fundamental policies. tributes to two outstanding indilife into his hands to utter his recent world-shaking protest. the doors of BsUestfes v t s i i this q is most likely Hitler will fall before the Jews go elsewhere. viduals who have passed away dose by the uaatlssfias s » - i • Nations, too, are fast developing a deadly earnest. They are during, the year. Dr. Cyrus Adier averted ^ ^ • u t we cannot expect over a half million people to suffer the tests " cf the Jewish coraiaunitr i !* realizing how insanely irresponsible are these Nazis who, to writes glowingly and feelingly aad . the aost ecaiaest Ciristlaz • tbb dyjonies of hell merely because they are Jews. the Ufa and character social leaders of Arteries., j cite only one instance of their utter lunacy, Wrecks Jewish concerning and service o£ Falls "Warburg, find &• cl:i Onee the whole continent of Europe rang hopefully with must be ms.fi© atrare that tfcs ' property and then call Upon the Jews themselves to"pay for it! one of the foremost Jewish phil- Jewish people viii not reliE^Tilsh •' i r\je cry, "Liberty, Fraternity, Equality." Ghetto gates were opin America. Dr; David o:. last aad only haven of refute i • Are such people even mentally sound? Morally they are anthropists de Sota Pool, Rabbi of the Span- the ined. Man began to look at his world with new dignity". Today for the dowEtrofidfia Jews cf Ev' atrocious, and beyond the pale. They themselves will be called ish-Portugese Synagogue in New rope.u -— ! sLs hear only sabre-rattling and the death-cries of the first vicgives a' truly moving porupon to pay to the utmost farthing. The mills of the gods York, la the words. of Kr. Rustics ' trait of his predecessor,' Dr. y ajs of a dying nation. grind slowly, but they grind exceedingly small. They have Henry Pereira Meades. The best Braadeis, "The time has eerae for > of Br. Measles' charac- Ainerie&a Jews to ets.Es cp jini ' begun to grind faster of late.* Even England and France are estimate ter is this tribute of his sccces- be counted &Ed to strengthen ttc- , speeding to their revolution/ Chamberlain and Daladier are eor.-Dr. Pool writes of Dr. Mea- ads of thfe Eiosd&t Orgs.a:£i.E—-w< ES ra'Mji snd worteer la -all .tioa in. becosiiag active Eaesi; \ t ; 1 After a year of continuous agitation and bloodshed, it has conferring as to what steps can be taken to solve the Jewish dea -_-*„. ,„/• •ood causes with that • reverence b e r s . " Before leaving: t h e City or 3oimc5nal]y dawned on the British government that Partition is now Refugee Problem. There is a growing military co-operation and affection which only a sea Om

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Help build a H o s s s fc? humanity of the Nazis at last. Walter Winehell has cleverly ill's, ^bund-for mutual understanding between Jew and Arab. Israel. At t e e same time, fcy your strength ..&ad inflaence is. thlc '•!rin n The whole Partition scheme was an audacious attempt to divided Germany into "Non-Aryans" and "Barb-Aryans." The country, forge the instrument t c labc^iM- a Puzzling problem by the worst solution possible. Palestine, world is getting more than disgusted with these "ersatz"— pierce t h e Elocra v b l c S S E E S ? •"Words..of the -wise are gracead Grt|ready sliced and dismembered to only a fraction of its original statesmen, these counterfeit Bismarcks, these Nazi-Kaisers. The ful, but a fool's trords are harm- o r e r your •brethren &-central a a i I eE-stern -Europe."—PSesrre Var : ! !Th"i^e c °nld not be divided without tragic consequences. Jews whole Hohenzollerns were not as bad as this one Hitler. At ful. Paassea. . ; Hs that de&ouaceth Ills friends {persons iffiteKStssl ia feff:Il» u-esideT:cepted the policy only because Britain impressed it upon them least they were civilized, respected religion and were at least for the sake of flattery eren bSa istlng with l b s iocs! Eloai cr^ v l s ~; the only way out. "Worst feature of a terrible plan was the nine-tenths sane. own cSSISrea trill despise him. 5£S*^s;£-£t*'toin5 snE^F <3o so 5?y Lord, protect me £rora ray ing Liouis Idpp, A * 16S3, £ j '^corporation of 200,000 Arabs in the Jewish portion of PalesThe world has been reading Howard Spring's powerful friends and I -will get evea -with . Saie-wfe Sllchnlek, AT 0TC5.) 1 • ;• |"JO and the subsidizing of the Arab state by taxes raised in the novel, "My Son, My Son." Its moral is the simple, homely, old- my eaeiaies. "Wisdosi is better than strength, Vvrish half. fashioned one "Spare^ the rod and spoil the-child." Blond nevertheless s poor raan'B wis- Veterass Urop Wcrd d B The answer was protest and rebellion. With the land beautiful Oliver Essex ruined his whole life despite its every dom is despised and to his advice >'. J. (TTNS>—?fe* , Patersoa, all ears are closed. agua. 'Cached'.-in blood, Britain has finally awakened to the eoun- advantage of wealth and standing, and brought disgrace, sufreaoved fror^ , tho day of prosperity be joy- word 'Bund'ofwas by-laws the Gersaa,a TVorld ^'f j 3 , 3 - >'J needs.-. Saner, elements of both peoples have constantly as- fering and death to all those -with whom he was associated be- fulIa in the day of adversity be the War Veterass at tha propostt cf "\.4t"ti -^d the government the solution lay in a gdvernment-spon- cause a weak and over-indulgent father failed to employ the hopeful. 50 delegates n e t at the orgardss-., tioa's REt!ons.l convection here. Ji*. E' 'red round-table conference. necessary discipline and was himself devoid of-the-highest TALMUD Since it wss feared that the •rftta*1^ British colonial policy has always been based on the prin- standards and practices of morality. It simply cannot be done A leader of a community is not word 'Bund' aiight leave t i e orto b e selected unless the entire ganitation open, for attach cs be- , i ple o£ divide and rule. Every effort has been made to keep whether by individuals or by nations who, after all, are not community is consulted first. ory t, ing "uii-Asierican" the chsag® ws? :V.OG and Jews apart, but circumstances have-now arisen that Our Rabbis taught, "Four felt to be strategic as well as Ih; • L .ri'icc, only individuals in the aggregate but individual entities bound jGhm zho this policy undesirable^ It was never a wise policy for by the same moral laws that apply to all responsible humanity. things require fortitude in tliesr assertion of re-elected Tcrah, good .d Til : l c s t i n e . ' v •: '• " : observance: ls of Jer Cit • • . -... -. . . ' :' • ' The feeling begins to grow world-wide that the "big-stiek" of deeds, prayer aad social Eevrise," er thatFrank zsost Si cf the Germau veteran" Eabbi Chiya said. "He in his orgaiiisatlcE had becc-32c If the Arab-Jewish conferences now planned by the manda- the strenuous, righteous and highly efficient Theodore Roosesupports bis family through tile American citisess and tis.t be: - r power had only been held when first urged, there would velt must be applied to brazen, brutal malefactors such as .Ger- labor of his hand is greater even than tie man who fears £ad with •ve been great chance of success. many.- Just precisely when, how, and by whom Tapidly unfold- serves God." ill be ^Sympathetic Arab kings then ruled neighboring nations. ing events will determine.- But the feeling begins to *be uni- Ben Zozzz *z:~. 'Tshc'-J, ha— ia Arab population had not been inflamed by a false nation- versal that the 'blond beast' must be curbed, restrained: its Ciucb Izlz: <!!. A.":—, V;z ';:•', _i t" ' t - ': i ; ii iz era. Blood now lies between the two peoples, rivers of it. fangs drawn,.its claws clipped./ The wayward, wilful, refrac- oman, /*: ^ ^^ at, r , ie conference, if held, will be haunted by the ghosts of past tory, vicious child—though, full grown, must be'properly disLtrJiei. British influence in the Near" East is on the de- ciplined, sternly chastened; for its ovrn welfare*: for the peace ine. "While she is still an influence, Britain is no longer the and comfort of the %rorld. baked. Cri: bora " " " 1" 3-rror in E;»ypt and Iraq. ". President Wilson, let it be clearly known that he had noth- But T ~ - I~ The Je~5 will go a sadly disillusioned people. Bnt they ing against the German people ar, a whole, merely against the flad £"! ^._ " ' ibrsc* years of misrule, £orget 3iow their plans tor con- government that WEE tracicaliy Eidcadin;; thes. "Will It be )e for

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With the fends raised Recorsl Concert No. 5 the annual Christmas Seal drive the Nebraska Tuberculosis AssocWEDNESDAY. KOV. S3, iation wili continue toe unceasing S F. 31. warfare against' this deadly dis1. PALESTRINA: Miffa ease, tuberculosis, and it ia believ- Papas Uareelli—Westminster BAR MITZVAH will give an illustrated lecture at ed that with continuous effort tu- Choir. Mr. and Mrs. David Potash an- the Joslyn Memorial this Sunday berculosis eventually xaay be er2. BEETHOVEN: Sonata is nounce the Bar Mitzvah. ot their evening, November 27th,. at S adicated. F major—Opus 24 (for violin) son, Yale, on Saturday,-Novem- p. m. MUle. de Diesbach has Although' it Is true that the —Adolph Busoh — Rudolph ber 25, at the Adass Yeshuren chosen a s her subject . "The death' rat© haa- declined three Serkin. Synagogue, Twenty-fifth and Sew- Louvre as a Museum." She will fourths in the past thirty years, it MRS. BOSNIE VOIGT ard streets. lecture on famous collections in is also trua that it has increased the Louvre, and tell interestin Nebraska the past year. TuberiSITINQ IN BOSTON ing stories about some of the culosis Is still the most difficult Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green are most celebrated pieces in those health problem that confronts KS. In Boston visiting their son. Dr.collections. She will also describe There were 70,000 deatis from the Louvre itself, once a palace Arthur M. Green. . . tuberculosis last year, and this Reservations for the Ciiesod | of the kings of JFrance. The lecmeans that there are s o less ifcas She! Eases Card party to be held j ture is belnc presented to tho ON WEST COAST 50,000 living persesa wlia ars ac-on Monday, December 5, at the' tive cases of this dissaaa ia the Jewish Coninunity Center may' Miss Sylvia Parilman \rill re- public without charge as a feaUnited States. be made by calling Mrs. William turn home nest week after spend- ture of the Joslyn Memorial's.Noing three weeks visiting friends vember "Open Svening." No home will be safe usiil all Milfler, Wa. S055, ctaimsn cf the and relatives on the west coast. ' This evening will also mark homes are protected. Wits tfcs ticket committee. The card party is being held ior She has visited Los' Angeles, the opening of the 1933 Five present knowledge ot tuberculosis Stockton and San Francisco.States Exhibit at the Joslyn Methe only CXCUEQ for its Increasing tbe benefit cf the Jewish Funeral Sirs. Da-rid A. Goltbtein morial. The paintings selected will bo our neglect to supply Hoiae. Mrs. David A. Goldstein, has funds to continues this great work. from more than 400 entries, subBENEFIT CARD PARTY Mrs. E. Sidman and Mrs. A. G.mitted by artists ot Nebraska, just returned from a tour of the There Is tuberculin testing which Pioneer Women Weinsteln will be co-hostesses at Iowa, Kansas, Colorado and South Northwest region of . Hadassah must be done, literature to be a benefit card party to bo given Dakota will go on display in the where she made over twenty-five distributed, lmportsat ssediic&l reMemtters of the Pioneer Womon Thursday, December 1. Pro- galleries at 7:SO p. m. Tho galler- talks In ten different cities. She search-to carry oa and clisics to en's crgacisatioa will fcoid an ceeds will be' turned over to theies will remain open until 9:30 was one ot IS women chores to be supported. . represent Hadassah throughout p. m. Mora nosey fs needed to carry Dues Siabbotii Saturday at _ the Women's Mizraohl. Che United States, She will bo oneon this'great work eafi save hu- hpsia cf Mrs. David Habea, S156 The. party will be held at Mrs. This Sunday afternoon at 2:30<of the principal speakers at the manity. Only by coatlaued a i d Lincoln Blvd. Sldman's home, 401 North Thirty a sound film on the Utah Parks luncheon to bo given persistant effort can the gro&nS A reading will be givea by Mrs. ty-first. will be Bhown in the Joslyn Me- Membership by Hadassahon November 30th at gained be maintained acd farth- A. Kaplan. Morris Mi akin will remorial lecture hall. "^ the J. C. C. er advances made. Bo yew part! port on tbe recent 'World Jewish VISITOR FROJI EAST At 3:30 p. m. Dr. V. Gregory Congress. Ccaixaunity singins wiil Buy Christmas Sea's! Mrs. Sam Mindell of Albany, Rosemont of the Municipal Unibo led hy Mrs. J. Rszaict. New York, is visiting here with versity will lecture on "The Unher mother, Mrs. J. Goldberg, and conscious, the Libido and the her sister, Mrs. Jean Rochman. Psychic Forces ot Human PerTfc© first editor of the first Mrs. Mindell is the former Bess sonality." Anglo-Jewish periodical in Cana• • ' . Ninety new- members of HadasGoldberg of Omaha. Miss Esther Leaf will play the sah will b9 honored at a luncheon A meeting of*the JeTrtsli Dra- da was a Gentile. Captain Carol Mr. Mindell was formerly night -Sunday afternoon organ recital ma Unit vas held oa liosiay eve- Ryan, who edited "The JeTrisS to be held at T o'clock, 'Wedneseditor of the Omaha Bee-News .at 4 p. m. Sunday in'- the concert ning at the home cf Mr. and Mrs. Times," a bi-weekly, ^vliicli bepan day^ November 30, at the Jewish and is at present affiliated with hall. Beraieco Dugher - ^Valsh, Irvln Perelman. All raeafcers cJ publication ia Montreal ia 1SST. Community Center. tho "Associated Fress." : ; pianist, will_bje her assisting artist the organisation vers present t t The new members will be welon the program. comed by the Membership Chair- that meeting. GtFEST OV PAPENTS The Drama Unit is sponsoring c At 4 o'clock Sunday in the li- man, Mrs. Max Cohen and the Mrs. Milton Sinn of Kewanee, brary at the Memorial the libra- president, Mrs. M. D. Brodkey. drawing for sterling silver candleIllinois, is visiting her parents, rian, Rena W. Murtagh, will Community singing: and specialty sticks. Proceeds from tits dra-vrMr. and Mrs. B. Green. Mrs. Sinn reviewMrs. Benton's "An numbers will be led by Mrs. Arth- lag -fill ha turned over to tho is the former Hollye Green ol Artist InThomas t" Jewish National Fusd. America." Mr.. Bentoa ur Romm. Omaha. folio-wins ara sssabsrs of is the painter of the. Jefferson A resume of the 19 SS National thaThe conaittoo ia cisrgg: . Ear: City murals over which there has Hadassah convention held" recentJOSLYN MEMORIAL chairman; Sire. Eaa KeaThe Countess Gisele de Dies- been so much controversy, and ly in St. Louis, will be given by Kenycn, Mr. and Mrs. PSBI Kereabach of Paris, official lecturer in "An Artist In-America" ia hi3 re- Mrs. M."D. Brodkey on "Organisa- yon; berei Mr, and Mrs. Ssl Cesdeltion," Mrs. Julius S t e i n on *maa; English for tlie Louvre Museum, cently published "autobiography. Mr. and*I3ns. I. Perelrsss: "Youth Allya," Mrs. M. -M. Barish Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Brotra. cl Counon "HMO," Mrs. Albert Newman cil 'Bluffs, aad John Fslimsn. on "Child Welfare," Mrs. Reuben Citizenship Aid The nest -nesting cf tbe orjsnKulakof sky on "Palestinian' Sup~ Assistance to foreign-born -will be held ca Koadsy A. Z. A. 1 is making prepara- desirous of becoming Ameri- plies," and Mrs. David A. Goldr isation evening, Novembsr £S. at the tions for tho regional winter can citizens is offered by the stein on "Miayaa Groups and Ed-home of Mr. and Mrs. Pcretosa. tournament to be held at Sioux Omaha section of the National ucation." A-nyone -wishing to -jcla t t s The luncheon is being prepared City, December 25 and 26. At Council of Jewish "Women, Drama Unit is asked to call Kr. the last meeting, debate try-outs Any person interested In se- by Mrs, Leon Graetz, Mrs. A. The-Keayon, Ha. SS97 cr tits fiirectcr, were held and Alephs Justin curing their cLUrenship-papers odore and their committee. The J3r. Paul Nereabcrg, At. 7I£€. serving will be done by Mrs. E. A. Preisman and Harry Goodbinder at this time is asked to call :were. chosen to. represent the Mrs, Morris Stalmaster, HA Meyer and her committee: Mother Chapter.. 0019. Oratory try-outs will be held at This service is part of the ' Goldie Myerson Club the next mooting and the chapter Council's Americanization proThe Goldie Hyenson club will orator selected then. gram. The Council helps by a special meeting Tuesday, ,The Beth El Ones S Tht> A. 2. A. basketball team giving necessary informatiaa, » hold November 29, at 1:30 at the Fonwill bo celd JoinUy wita the E > 1B now leading in the J'. C. C. pre- filling out papers, and prepar- tenelle-hotel. All members are dassali's regular Oass Shabbeth season basketball tournament. ing the potential citizen for the urged to attend. . oaDecesibsr 10 at t&s Jewish Members of the team are: Herb examination. Mrs. Joseph. Richlin, who re- Coiasiaaity Ceater. Dr.. Slas Arst Meicfaes, Morri3. Adler, Bob Bramcently returned from "New York, of Bcraaton, Peaasylvszia, will fca V Bon,: Leo Sherman, Mort Soref, .f Sera^Ehe attended the American gnest cZ honor. ! Sam Ruderman, Haskell Cohen; |§Wii§.~Congress, will speak en This a e e t i a s wss crisiajilly and Irrtn Nogg. ' ... . , V-th© gathering. Mrs. Richlin also scheduled to bars feeaa held oa The- regular;_ monthly meeting | visited-;, the Pioneer Women's December S at the fcorae c i Mrs. J. J. Greeaberg. of tSs'Taad Auxiliary -will be held Headquarters. on Tuesday, December* 6, at 1 p . m."&t the B'nai Israel Synagogue, TSth and Chicago streets. This -will be a Chan-ukah .'-..•'At-- the annual Pan-Hellenic meeting New members are to be scholarship tea last Triday after- luncheon. O at this time. noon, Sigma Delta Tau took top •welcomed An entertaining program has honors when presented with a been arranged for ;the meeting. cup representing first place among the sororities in scholar- Reservations may be made by calling Ja. 0887 or Mrs. H. Marcus, ship. : At the same time the chtpter A t 6539, before December 4'. was awarded ths cup for having :. made the most progress academically for the _>ast two semesters. Approximately five hundred soMrs. A. Shapiro, national pres-; rority women attended this tea ident of the Women's Mteraehi,.! : in the Student Union ballroom at_ Lincoln. ^ will be guest speaker at the ChanRoaalyn Lashinsky, Lincoln ukah luncheon to bo held on Wedalumnfl. assisted at the tea tahle. nesday, December 21 at the Jewf' : • Josephine Rubnitz is in charge ish Community Center. Mrs. A. scawaczkln was recentof the general arrangements and tha ticket sale for the annual ly appointed general chairman of campus formal which is being this Iunche6n and Mrs. Ben Handsponsored by the Mortar Board ler, program chairman. Mrs. A. Katz, president of the local group, organization. has asked that members desiring to be hostesses at.' the luncheoncall her. "'••".. Thfe Chi Alumni Association of The organisation is hoping to tho Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity in- make this affair a great success stalled new officers for the 1938- and has requested other organiza39. term at the Hotel Paston. tions to keep this date open. Th'ey are: President, Joseph Goldware; vice-president, Earl Ross; Bas-a-mi treasurer, David Heiss; and sec•iir: retary, David "Weinberg. Dr. Ben Slutsky has been apA regular meeting of the Bas-a•pointed" as a full-time instructor mi was held Tuesday evening, Nooh the Creighton medical staff. vember 22 at the nome ot Rosalie v O. Dr. David Platt is at present an Tuchman; Louise Miller, newlyinstructor in the school of Den- elected member, and Shirley 'Epistry Dr. Victor Levlne has re- stein,'. an-- Inactive member, were turned to his post at the Unlver- honored guests. 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'iV c -"will ths • Gsrniaa esibaSEy T'ithoat j in lite Trrsrla iicrt. to the Tiy Tufc- } . s U . ^ j ^ ^ 3SBZS1, iba .SriaCfi. j?l£2S3 tell .HL" this 'jiromiss ca :a .Olfln't itey G o ta jaE now.. 3 "¥?E&t ta r&osr It." ±D paper, ana all ths fii t thBrs ~ .. - TiisL't .scr^iEoiis, \ HISIUB this his IHB -^TOTII .. .* . ^In- ' T/urlfl wEl slgs lasir S i a 231&: i t :is .ETsnsd, riisht i a r e bssa t j cifleatally, DEC cl the leading • "Stibfri. **l ^?ill icBsp uny $rox&isii "Wfc h t "Wfcsn they tnslr namta to JeT.ish 2>Jasi iirovocatsur — aaJi j Bahni vrorkerE i s Lydia SarcEhoi, •*lAa, say .child," said lbs aafl i s S yon -f>fft s t o r y ' i t SSeriU? jsroaiisB, they -will i e s ? it j iherE .Ere .TnaabKrs o" thsai ia all | dsKglitEr c* tap f ouaclcr t ^3-: I •"ffiha Sbrra wattea to -flo 'it, bat•fhlB Sao •.back, s ^•ill aETET, aerer drivs -tlis -Sz ecntErs—nrho BEI2 Gryai—! •jrersiito . . . . Cacob ,±"iEhiHE,ii, • It -W23 way iisxfl. Tfia .liaotir -that nnt .nl-Palcstias igaJn;"" lh.fi sages-.antll l i s c s : 'tis iisa of Eiiaotis? iaotis? T D S bscaas8 the -JETTB i a a t o :Eo Sriaa '"Cta yoa get t h e n t o tt> Aha sdnturs d Serai, .ssax Hzxh. - . » Toia Hath vrzs selcote£ | from tas 2cv:isb .K •JIBS laaat o 'Emother,' they •such a, proiai3£7" lite saaa ask oafi s i ±h& hook. so the SHEcry iroes nal lor the last lire s s "the -Tlct livs ;'ia aaaay, aaaay laaSa. Hersl. .na, -s&ifc "'.'Stow tsrnaaerial s.'slz'S a -vell-e&raed —•bsss.Tise, -as he ars "ia JUasrlsa -cafl. i a 2 : ""Tea, '^33 caa. "vv"© -will tell sreek. "ie -nras iha nepte^r cl "ths j tioa.-is on t i e ;jDi> xsara, to th» | ttCSiC -isOfiil tst .3 H0V3 th£33 i a .Hnsnia, 3a Sisace xafl i a that Palestine belnsss to the Slolaad Seester, S s m a ea-j great relief o» isa£,y .2ev.-.ish JeaS- j ,- i a 2taly, Ja .ASrica, safl 2e"Ers; tact TFS iiafl a trample ia late Baa, ..bat -2 "IOVB them 3ist t h s -Tey to "Paris, * h o ccnrsiitlt;£ cui-1 ers -srbo bare iosg besa used to .ia Ja^iii sml .China.' I t Jsmsoleai; lhat ths -Sevrs xrszs s a n s . "Want Is tths a s t&lie 'their -cae iroia his TIB Icarasd* h£ iar Hum -to ^very JiE.irpy.ia Paleatiae oace upoa cide boo?;, •Trith .*LH : i t e h^otiiill he 3elgia.a isiiadfaid C1E.EE Espsrt saul -siti&e TJ> a limE;-ana 'teat i t is ma ia -oss tBTfisiajit?" ioltsiiLD~Eii .E.n^ised scores oJ oathai?••jainfia-waet to t o .to., .set ihaa right -that they should ta whsa he -zlzy&u ID -simui'"SJhs ^lRtna iif 'this bODS," aad agaia be .iap- Soas ol ills leagthy "ts> S'silfestlas, aaS iow io flo ia J'a lilnidicld -jrcrnes a t t h e SfibbJ, "is oa Seiaal jfi-tatari, T c r i dioIt, =D2 '23^55, i l l She 2CS-KS i a -all Ssniattaa Chess. -Club rec "•**Histttry.I" . ths -rcjiort, •taiar, saEatioac Stsses ths cotm&im i a a snaB ol l a s tell ? ly carrsat ia lbs Siltsiss, that | ^ ~_ "e're here to ia 4hsia. Ttat st "be recoca» Ssssl ESid ±0 2JI 5 j rfiH rths hS T^5 t h 9 ED2 Ol a piOUfi Ssltffiij :to s o to ^alss* 52IS -STIID carts i o h t o Siaa. all ;the Qid chess h\xx, lascauts.-ibEy -fiid sict countries: "Xnu -JJO isatJi i o your. blood nf-Spanish Jer.^s -p-ho louad Svery jitctsirs in UIB tool: talla Initt? SLOW i o flo "it. : because "lanQs Tilth the blus -bGSEH. Erias DBC --Ot ttiis 'HilSSB «liJit i i e y -WEii)'.aScaiii tacy , -iiD is t h s .diTDrceS Tr.SIe cJ j till thtt jctjpls "!7ho hsre tlie tloa i s the "iind of ths ^Turts i o . i h s Jercisli jJtspjla. Sims oJ •sr. isat Sbfins, tagy .crisa. Alois Hitler, the .Fuehrer's broth- • ol I*sslsstia6 ia -.thtsa Heports uf ca aati-Sssiitis EZIEIt s tall l b s stnriss t& 12IQ aaaay "tisasa th8--3e«s J a •Collsct ±ho jseaniss BO tha •ia the Hepablic ol Coicra- i ?-.• p hsa thsy ^wsrs In l 3 S S 2 aaa -eSsa, j p TThec she a l o t •rot ' i a a isb'dit Ma T:1U starfle those -who Palestine; O-thfirs *^H the stories' :golns test, I Tvill so "to. is £hs i e c a s e an A-i aoi£a; -fhty "rantsfi to ,, g c I ] Tied a t -thE CTB£.t prcjtaidsr iff. 3b8'3sml&]i jseople jaafl asi: them to jE-cish blood citizen. End norr Anschluss tack I D ^alcstiae." all -tae M d :ns n a r r .aristo-1 ' -WETS -fiztaen :nut nf I t h e 2ratai&&.n '-* matte irer Thcsa ..tssas -3craL . atic ColoinbiaES . . .. The •So "they Treat haci -with the saia Mslkah, as • she ceraetsry i.t Elfiaiilis is ia It, SsbWi" --e Hal-" blue ".hoses to all the countries t.historic ID laa 3Si«crB h a t o* -the Catadsvids, ca .sxisto- vs.'s TvIsusBirs 3ast i^ublisheS by \ i, '"*i3iat snost -tsl tiia inna -trhifib they ;baS. -coma. Thsy jcrstic Ssmily ol 3ctr;ish satece- Resrsa.ty -Socse Teves.lE ths.t Iht 1 tola the psppla is*hat Sersl ^hsifl about xhts JSTTB In ^r lorar.-vnss a iilisc^i s t i i c z i ! •"Tea," saswersfl a s S 5 ^ ,-aaats laa^ proraiaE-rit in Sc-gnts, rreat T *1io !r.r-Mr-1.v said. All thosa "trho Ihatl i l fl. aanat' s i ^ _* *_^,v cl tae -CE.: this asuau" • • •nf l^alfistiae' i a -them. 2iaas sip a | j - • £J UIB SETTS 'nattes .they man i s so, baaatilul. bias bos ia ihsir Iiasi6, sud bs-tery is over the grave of a Cat -acts .ife iloak so to jjut 3>eaju£s ssfl olic Jerr by ths asms -of "Jcr the ^jilctura eJ i £Uai0s iato ths hor. l a -a short Isaacs, Trbo "tras orts o* * the th laast -"'Ah," .the HSbbl, l i a s they seat to Ssrsl a great .ebrstefl -poets oJ 'Latia .Arnerii s .£aa a l lot •cJ-tas "big silo oJ psaaiSB :!uifl ^nctEls aafi aafl 3a of Ptlcstlns in Mm. •x»ttf:i£.4a. t i e ... .. . S e THIS t h e sutiiDr of t I? 5 '. . . .diaisa to bey laafl in Salsstine. nsllEd " i l c r i s , " T.;hich ..siv, : t&vr: Ssrsl, .-m£s.a-crhil&, -yrest, to^ tbs a s"ieture' til life in a C^asiis-' ia so y y s p y ; ami, you ^ f 3 Si a- ^ ° %Ihsst t t nzaSQ 3v?P?.iP?:&iii Colsabla . » , It very a ^Ioi fg j ••very get jrosiise ? t?£?a, iiafl i n w .all y isauliliil 2>alS2Uas -is. •sola S.OOD.OOO copies, End is the 7 flo -was .'io.. <ej7"±nr I^aleaUaa, if Iroai ihem. So Ssrsl -Treat asp.tr.,' were a TI*ITT> Tsty l Latia TT i . i -t £ ) * Slut one jfic aafl sgala, cafl agaia. .ia S a: ISat i'~-»— TTho ; c t i e "isszrs- ^ asre tSss -Sc^ra* ^ r y - ^ B -smf^d yery ".bar3 -to sst thE jS to' ia USE liosr cl ~ fio •kings "to msike l h a t iiroiiiifiS, "B2-. i a g ? . "Wiy--.anat fiark g h il i l 3 L d ±o. sicl ,eouLd *? 2J ibat Eomsuas i s • a to til ~b& h oloagcr. 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S s -sraa 'lall,. stnught .aafi hi T Prasifisat Hotse"hr.atisnms. thE Jews loaksfi a cartasaty ^ffhsa ; -that TSlt ftsclarEfl his •iatsation of.lsy-: a n a s sooa •JsacaiaB so 3aHiiato Bsril's Byc3, they •ss :-hsd- •a'tot .c* t h s ssie ot ins the -entire .xeSnges iirobleni -1J&- Christies .ATn.sries.s3 v i s ssm re: ihinss;; thai. its :-M3: to PaisstiBB 'ia :him. lors tho -nest .ssslca of -taa^ress. 2 B -ssiSs this aaaoTnTrrp.msat ia. -ibat, t t e y waxitefl enrtaia nthsr icSB & ..siz&tssxsszi 'ravsaiss Its had ! E to 2assr Triist :bs caae his way. 3 B aiafl tD 1st a sa Sacrstiry of ialsar :Psr- ^ Crefflt ths ^ i m 3^«3.2Pss3 -'by -«itiBat: "to -.EttEBSl lor -Els anostla iits SS2s! jssia to all the Jews" ibsm. 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synagogue. Dr. Lee F . Mels sang City with her brother, Morton EaMontreal (WNS) — Louie K. 15,000 Lose Job* "O Promise Me" and "I Love'You blnowlts, a student at the UniverFiteh, prominent Jewish commnnsity of Iowa. Truly," before the ceremony. Rome (WNS) — In compliance al -worker and Zionist leader, was The bride was attended by Miss Mrs. Rabinowitz left Sunday with the recent cabinet decrees elected te the Qnefcec Provincial Rose Shlloff, a cousin; and Miss evening to join Miss Rabinawits excluding Je-rs Ivoxa government Legislature as a member .of the 1 Florence Levin. Harry Lavln was In Chicago, and they will go to - -An expression of -the horror mscS act *cf the irresponsible stu- positions -anS : their ex- i/beral P&rt^. Fitch, had the backr Sovel Heshelow, ush- New York together, where they felt by, leadiES" Americans c t dent who attacked the German clusion, from ordering HISS M A PILL, conespaada$ : -. .. . ' | groomsman certain professions ing or Frerr.ier nr.pSeBsis lov the er, and Mr. and Mrs.' Sanv Kur- will attend the" wedding on - De- ths events in Germany. government representative in and businesses, more than If.PCO' vprpvr-r ir St. I..ovne division. land and Mr. and* Mrs.: Eugene cember 4, of Miss Naomi- Gorelick • President BooseTelt:"-The news Paris. They are the inevitable Jevrs have been fireppefi froia govLevin, attendants. •-. and Col Kleiman. The;bride is a of the last lew days from Ger- consequences " of the persistent ernment and private jobs, accordnelce of Mrs.' Rabinowitz and many has deeply *shocked public preachments of hate and violence ing to reports in authoritative ; The bride wore a purple dress, cousin of Miss Rabinowita. sequin trimmed and of street opinion in the United States. Such which have characterized .Eiiro*- quarters. Nearly 2,500 of these length, with. dubonnet accessornews from any part of the world pean.' political and social life for were in Some. 1\ OF ies.. She.carried an arm bouquet of •Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gorchow would inevitably produce'a simi- a generation, if not for many geniNC. golden ^charm roses. Miss Shiloff will hold open house at : their lar profound reaction among erations. THESE wore a dubonnet ensemble and home, 1608 Jackson street, Satur- American people in every part of . Dorothy Thompson: Protest'we Barred from Trade consti, day, November 26, from 12 unti the nation. I myself could scarce- must, and will, for the sake of Dr.Lewis J. Dimsdale was elect- Mrs.' Levin, blue. iers oi 4 o'clocki in honor oT their ' After a wedding--trip to Chicaly believe that such things could Bucharest (JTA)—Jev.-s denaed secretary of the Southwest diheld on our own. self-respect, to let the grandson, Teddy Sinykin, whose go, Mr. Levin and his bride* will he foloccur in a twentieth century vision council of district 6 of .know that-we are EG party tionalized under the citizenship Bar" Mitzvah win take place Satur- civilization. With a vie-w to gain- world 1\ B'nai B'rith, at a session In make their home in Sioux City. revision decree Ere eliminated to this new crioifixion. : vote of Shaare Zion Syna- ing a first-hand' picture of the sit- .Norman Thomas: The new Nazi from Rumanian trade by e 6sThree one act plays will be pre- Council Bluffs, Sunday. Dr. Dims- Attending the wedding from out day morning at I Hold. . uation in Germany I asked the decrees against the Jews far ex-I cision of chambers of coicmerce of the 1 jseated at an open meeting of the dale is chairman* of the Forum of town were Mr. and Mrs. Bar-gogue. Secretary of State to order our ceed In brutality anything medie- throughout t i e nation. The deci[Jewish Theater group, "Wednes- programs for the Sioux City lodge, ney paskovsky and family of HinT IT RE|day, November 30, in the Jewish and last year served the lodge as ton, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mopper of Miss Gertrude Reznick spent Ambassador to Berlin to return val or recorded in the history of sion annuls registration of Jewish f •"> i " 1 1 r Holding Irvlast week visiting with friends in . " Correctionville, Mr. and Mrs. at once for report and consultaI Community Center. This will be president. the WesternHetcispliere. firms ivhose owners have been te IF hereby J Ithe.tirstperformance to be given • Thirty Sioux Cityans went to ing. Levy of Webster, S. D., Mr.Minneapolis. , Before returning tion. r Henrik WillisEa Van I/Oon:' We denationalized. L OLVED. {since .the stage has-been-remodel- Council Bluffs to attend .the meet* and Mrs. Boris Levine of Creston, home, she will spend a week with Herbert Hoover: Americans are may not be able to interfere, but ' ary be led'and the auditorium redecorat- ing. Among them was Morris B. Iowa,!Mr..and Mrs. Sam Kurland, friends in Fargo, North Dakota. and should be Indignant, at the o i^Bd Bnd we can avoid the appearance of p IW0NSKY, GRODSNSKV, MA^ER & ed'.-. .-• • . Skalovsky, president of the Sioux Mr, and Mrs. C. levin. Miss Flor-, V r <icl 'er any COHEN, Attorneys £ ence Levin^Harry Levins Sam Le- Sam Reznick departed last terrible outbreak of Jewish per- not having duly-noted End fiienf tc the I £ secution In. Gerxsasy and the at- tally registered this most dis"Frank and Erna" will be di- City B'nai B'rith. . vin, Mr. and Mrs. Ma* Rubin and o »-pRi, perNOTICE CF DiSPOLUTIDN j week for New York where he will v " rected by Miriam Blank, and the Officers elected were Harry B. family, Mr. and Mrs. Bi'J. Rosin, spend a month visiting with tacks upon the Catholic Church graceful blow &', the dignity of t re furNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ! . . .' Our. condemnation of these creatures • supposedly ashioned at a duly constituted meeting of !U ~,rv ered to , cast will include Margaret - Kos- Cohen of Omaha, president; and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Levin, all of •friends. 5"= irv for Stockholders ol JOE E. lYOU, he!fl [ t leaders (of Germany.) should be after God's image. berg, Mas Zeligson, Elaine Shlaif- Louis Fox of Council Bluffs, vice- Chicago; Mr. and Mrs.-Morris Ro1 1 i Holding on the 1st day of November, 193S, i t e er, Esther Eirenberg, Rose Bashe- president. sen of Minneapolis, Mr. "and Mrs. Mrs. David Krause departed for without reserve. These are bringWestbrook -Pegler: " It is no was unanimously agreed that the cor Cc fkin, Mlna Rose Berkson and Joe "Joe Sllverton of Sioux Falls, Mr. her homfe in Detroit this week af- ing to Germany _ coral isolation more possible to argue vdth the poratiOR" be CissoU-ed. Goldstein. dent. DAVID P. FEDER, President and Mrs. Sol Melcher, Mr. and" ter a three week visit here in the from the entire world. Nazi state of mind than -with the • ^ CT, G-OL.DTE FEDES, Secretary "Why Hubert!" will bo directMrs.. Jack. Nicker and Mr. andhome of her son-in-law and Alfred M. Iisadon: All free p.eor germ cf sorae foul disease, • • It ll-18-3E-4t Secretary. ed by Gladys Weighers, • and the Mrs. Dave Shuman and family, all daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Morris pie are shocked and horrified at must be considered as a thing no cast will include Arthur Bronstoh, WONSKV.- CRCD1NSKV, MAKER of N o r f o l k . ; v " the inhumanity and Intolerance more capable of reason or. decen- WEBB. BEEER, KL.UTZNICK & Weisberg. ' .an* COW EN. AUoi-neys • Earl Novich, Dorothy London, • Mrs. Ben Silver b£ Omaha, will KELS-EY, " visited upon the Semitic race in cy than dirt. Civilizd human "be• 73? Omaha iv:»"i Bank Bldg, 230- Union state Bank Eidfl. Rueben, Betty Lou Lindau, Myron be the guest speaker.at the meetth© Nazi countries . . .These in- ings find it offensive even, as'" a NOTICE Or FROEa.TE OF WILU Miss Seima Rabinowitz of Ne•Miss Miriam Blank has joined H e e g e r, Rosabelle WIgodsky,. ing of Mount Sinai Temple Sisteractions about which we topic of discussion, but must dis* ' TCotice is hereby friven that on the wark, N, J., left Thursday, after a the Kent Radio Players, who pre-human Jean Montrose, Georga Galinsky In the "Cour.-ty hood, Friday afternoon, Decem- month visit here with her uncle sent.a dally broadcast over KTRI. read belong to another age ... . I t cuss it because, it is there, swol- 11th da;.- of November, 193S, at. a spe- County, Xebraska, Courl of Douglas 1 and Sophie Franklin. cial meeting of the stockholders of ber 2.' The meeting will follow a and aunt. Rabbi and Mrs. H. R. Beginning next week, the com- would be shocking indeed if we len and horrible to sight, smell Masson-Mitchell. the Matter of the Estate of MorInc., -p/hich was held risInMarkovitz . Miss Rosena Sacks will direct one o'clock luncheon in the Tem-Rabinowitz, did not protest. and intelligence, right outside the at Omaha, Nebraska, al?o lenowe es M. Meir« pany will present plays In the 2207 McDonald St. Article IV of ko-^'iLs, Deceased. "When the Sun Rises" yhlch will ple Annex. . •windows cf the homes of the huMrs. Fr&sklin D. Roosevelt: I, the Articles of Incorporation of said towns around Sioux City. She spent the week end at Iowa persons lntereK*e^. tn sa.'.d estate have a cast composed *o? George cannot somehow believe that un-l man race -and beginning to spread company v.-as duly amended to read areAll hereby Louis Goldberg will- give notiCiet'. that a. petition Feinberg, Ruth Friedman and theMrs. as follows: der any circumstances in any •disease. invocation. A skit will be pre!ias been fil^d ir saiA Cou"t. purportIV Goldie Lehman. country it can be. good for human ingr to be the le.st vii; «nrl testament sented by members o£ the SisterDr. Charles Seymour, President Capital Stock The' technical staff includes hood. Mrs. Ed Kantor is chairman said dacee?ed. a«cl th»t ». hearing nature ••' to ' deal cruelly and op- jTale The authorized capital stock_ of the of University: All civilized peolie haa or K=i<3. petition before Walter Woskoff,- stage manager; of the program, for the day. "Dr^ pressively with any group of peo- ples are appalled by the brutality corporation shall be One Euncired wili Couri; OP tile "f~6. day of DecemMyron- Heeger and Irvin Lunin, Delia Galinsky.•will preside during ple. It seems to me to show a; of measures imposed by the Ger-Thoiisand <?100,OOn.OC) -Dollars, to Ve saic. ber, 193S. and. that if they fail to apinto one. .. thousand (100C) pear e,t said lighting;' Sylvia Borshevsky, An- the meeting. woeful lack of imagination not to iman government on private In- divided Couri: on the said 3rd of the per value of One Hun- dp.y of Seceroc-;-!, , nabell Emleln, Elaine JIushkin l?3Sv at 9 o'clock be able to achieve legitimate ob-i dividuals, a brutality that betrays shares dred 5K100.0C) Dollars, each, ell of A. K.. to contest the p'-obatc of said and Leah iRose Newman, properjectives of orderly government the noble German ideals of the •p'hich stock shall .be common. En<2 v.-ftl, the Couri: v?.r Rllow and proshall be fully paid v.v and nor assess- b?Ue SRIC. vllj v.x\<l ^.TUPt BdmiritstTS,ties; Bernice Galinsky, Velma without a procedure which in the past. able when issued. Stock sha.ll be, isj Beechen and Esther Mirkin, make end harms most those who carry tiop of ss.ifl eptpi.e to Esther Marks, Baniel A. Poling, President In- sued only -upon the vote of a, majori- • D?.i-' e JMark? e.no. Rc^p. Turkel or come up; "Rozena Kosberg and Rose Alit but. ternational Society Christian En-,ty ^of_ the Etockhocers. other Eivtp.ble rerson, enter P. degree bedt, wardrobe. Rabbi H. R. Rabinowitz will Mayor Fiorello La Gaardia: I deavor: The brutal excesses with-* , , M , . F £ £ - ™ ? ^ ? i e S ? t e ' this of helrs'n'p. ancl proceed to R eettleof November. 1S3S. Miss Jean Montrose -was named speak on "The Turkey and the Biep.i". there"'". owe the people of the City of New in the Third Reich are a shame 11th. day M A X S O N - M I T C H E I J I I , INC. chairman of the groups T social, Eagle" at-the service this evening JSETCE CUVTORD, York a n apology because I did upon us all. . Silence would be li-ii-CS-r-!'«-- --Counts- Judge. committee at a- regular meeting in Shaare Zion. It -will be a not -adequately describe the bruPresident, c o n s e n t . . . . The time has coxae MONSTROSITY NOTE: T h a t sor, will fight any man who says tality of this man and his governf Monday evening. Assisting her Thanksgiving Eermon. C a n t o r F. E. IIAXSON, E. K trfiea.governments yet free ehouIS Attorney . Secretary, will be Max Zeligson and Dorothy Mortis Okun and. the synagogue "cripple-minded" Goebbels, as tho he has a more-illegible handwrit- ment. The whole world is ashamed ES£ inauvance Ridereconsider their relatioEs vith a Presence of: Archibishop of Baltimore so a'ptly ing than his own . . . In proof of of the government of Germany. London. Arrangements "are' being choir will chant the ritual. twentieth century barbarous namade for a party on December 3'. At the services tomorrow morn- dubbed him, hasearned for him-which, the following evidence is . Attest: *Secretary Harold Xi. Ickes: It is Tr. tl'.6 Me. tier oi the Estate e£ Miss Ruth Friedman was named ing, Teddy Sinykin will celebrate self the undisputed right to a new adduced . . . Dr. Cyrus Adler re- strictly in the American tradition, tion. .". • 11-1S-OE-4T. Amanda. Carbon, De^ease^, title . . . Conferred upon him byceived a letter from Prof. Bent- in the Christian tradition of civilirecording secretary and Miss LI1- his Bar.Mitzvah. Notice is Hereby Given: That the VVEEB, EEEEK, KS-UTI:N'CK & creditors of the Rpifi deceased will David Kuntz -will read the law (Bishop) Peters in a moment of wich . . . After many futile at- zation for us, particularly in times lian Rivin, corresponding secreKELLEY mad inspiration . . . The Reich's tempts "to make it out, . h e remeet the acl-mtriif.rrp.trix of said. at the Junior Congregation sertary. • of peace, to protest outrages diAttos•neys estate, before me, CoiiYitF Ji*<3£re of vice and Bobby. Lipshutz will act No. 2 Ratzi will henceforth be turned it for deciphering . . . Sev- rected against a helpless minori.£30 L !r;lo?i staIts Bzr.k B!dg, County Court Kcnm, in said Co'unty, as cantor. Refreshments will be known In this column (and weeral weeks later,. Dr. Adler got the ty on account of race' or religion. on the Prci clay of .Tp.miaty. 1939, and NOTICE EY PUBLICATION O^ PE. 1 hope you'll Bpread tho word) as letter back with t h e following on the Snf. d&y of JIaroh, 1939, at 9 served by Mrs. Nell Synikin in would cease to be true T1TI0N FOR SETTLEMENT OF c'clock A, ?•!., each tip.y, for the purPropaganda MONSTER Goebbela. note on it: " I can't read it either. America honor of her son, . .. tO: her highest and best traditions FiNAU. ADWiNlSTRATION ACpose of presentir.E.- their claime for N. B . " . - . . o • a COUNT. Ah elementary , Hebrew study were she to stand tongue-tied at examination, adjustm^rit and allowDOROTHY THOMPSON: That In. the Ccvuntv -Conrt oi Douglas ance. Three month? p.rP piicwecl for group has. ben organized and a time of such violations of the •The December"1 meeting of the Countj-, Nebraska Agndus Achim Lodge -will be in the creditors to present their claims, meets regularly -with-Rabbi Rab- impassioned pled ol yours, on the RECONCILIATION NOTE: We laws of humanity. in' the ma.tter of the estate cf from the £rd day or December, 193S. the form of .& banquet, vrliicli Goldie 1 ino-witz, Thursday afternoon a t . l radio in behalJ of Herechel have-it Be-ger, Deceased .: on good authority that Alfred E. Smith: The civilised •will'be heia at the Eagles Hall. ESTCE OKAVTFORr), o'clock. The next meeting Will be Grynszpan, luckless youth whose All persons Sntereprted in sa.id matCounsv .Turtle. At a meeting of the Youth held'December 8, in the home of shots. brought hell-on-eartu to that famous feud between Ab world stands shocked at the re-An entertaining program has been ter ' are hereby notified tha.t on the 11-H-*?—."t. , V. Cahn and B.Charney Vladeck was cent news coming from Germany arranged. 16th dar of NoreTnberT*iS3S, Ljouis Council held in the Jewish Com- Mrs. Sam Kaplan. German Jewry, lias Made you the liquidated MSL.TON Fi. rROKK. Attorney before the latter died . . . Germany fcas fallen from her Berber filed a petition in Fa.1rJ County munity Center Monday evening, The second in the series of book darling of^ the nation . „ . We • Committee -chairmen are" Sam praririg- that his final admin"!0P4 Omaha Ni?tionai Bnnk Bldg, Sovel Heshelow was named-presi- reviews was given by Rabbi H. R. know of at least on© hardboiled . . . O n the very day Vladeck was high position in the family of na- Sacks and Harry Ktibfcy. Every- Court, istration account filed herein be setstricken with' his fatal illness, he tions into the hands of a band of NOTICE dent. The council is composed of Rabinowitz Monday afternoon, newspaperman who wept untlec and r.lioweci, £.nfi that • he be <3isone is invited to attend. char^ed from h|s trt?.et ep esect-t^?r I 3E the rnatter the advisors 3rid presidents of when he reviewed "The••Yearl- ashamedly as your voice came had an appointment to take the ruffians . ._. Our President spoke e estate of Israel Forward's editor to meet Gover- for the whole nation when he said and that a. hearinf will be hat on said ' Kotioe ie hereby given: That the each youth organization In the ing." The nest review will be held over the loudspeaker. The first public affair to £e petition before saifi. Court en ttis I'.Uh !ereaUo-E nor Lehman at th© governor's the news of the last few days from of tiie snid ("ieo^Rfed will city. Other "officers .are Sophie December 19 and the book will be day of JDeceraber, I9"S, and th»-t i.f imeet the executor o-r pp.id estate, behome .-.' . Germany has deeply shocked pub- sponsorea fcy the Sucior Hsfias- you Franklin, vice-president; Harold "Fighting Angel" by Pearl S. fSLil to Suppes^* before said Ctsurt! tC-re me, Count'- £ud£:& oi' XJougrlas -vrill be held •Wednesday eveHERSCHEL ORYNSZPAN: One lic opinion in the United States. Grueskin, secretary and treasurer. Buck. • - . - ' ; December 7, at tiie Ocd Pel- cs i t s E£iS 1G":.& c a r or rewTr^or, I Ccv.ntr, Ncbi-aska,. E.f the County of the biggest and best law firms Archbishop Csrfey ©f Bslli lows', Hall The advisory board consists of _, . 19S5, at 8 c'clocsc A. I C v.nH <wnt<»Bt, Conrt Room. In SRSCJ County, cm the MISH-MASH: The J. D. C. ia the form of & CS.TC Rabbi Rabinowitz participated in tne United States Is interested j Ecit'. • petition, the Court -raajr pvani lOch day oi 3a.nua.ry, 1S36. and " on Arnold .Baron, Frances Kalin, In tne Thanksgiving Union Service wouldn't mind.having more visi- more: No decent person can con-party. • Bridge, poker and plaoctle In your case and will probably the 10th (If7- O? ?-TnTOU- 19S9. at 8 Sirs. H. LJcht and Morris. Alzen- at the First Methodist Church, tors like Henry Morgenthau, sr.-, done the actions of the msdtaaa will fcrnisJi tiie evening's ejver- the SK-arsr of KQ.!* fc'i'^ion. e^.v a c'clocfe M.. ep.ch dar, for the purr, berg. . • ' . . « ' . . ' - . . have its ablest counsel present at at' headquarters . . .' On the Hitler and the cripple-minded sioa. * d.ecree rf• fcirsSp, J».TIS rr-p.l-n mwhpose oiA.presenting their claims for Thursday morning. your trial to act in an advisory dayit3 Goebbels. None of us worthy of tad decrees, as to thta'Cou"!: way after the story of the Polishesam5nfi.{i-or,, adjustment R.ncl allowA committee for the New Years Cbairman of the affair is Kir- seeTiT. proper, to tft* enfi t'i?t. «i; TT-it- B73.ce. capacity. our manhood can remain 'silent Three Tnont'iR p.r? ellowpfl for Jewish deportations broke, Mr. party to be held at the Center was iaia • Saks,' who is" beiEg assisted ters pert&Snsng- tr> sairl estRts TOC-J- be the oredito-rR to nreaert their claims, ' o e • and Mrs. Morgenthau" came down while madness holds sway in. by Ruth Selsiin, Leona Kitelrsan named and includes Mrs. M. Weis— SENIOR HADASSAH from the 10th nay o'" 3>oemi)er, 1938. Germany. " EF.rCE CKAWFOI-iB, SWING NOTE: Eddie Cantor, to look the offices over . . . And berg, chairman; Frances Kalin, ESXCE CRAWFORD, and '.Marian Katelinsa. • KeJresUONEG SHABBOT among tho galaxy of stars a t the left a check for §1,000 in re- John L. Iiewis: Whose heart I1-1S-SS-ST Coisr.tr Jufir« •Lois Novitsky, Myron Heeger and iaeats will..be serred sad a coo The Senior Hadasah Oneg Shab- United Palestine Appeal's "Night sponse to the J. Di C.'s emergency can fall to becorae anguished as prize givea t o t h e holder of t h e Sovel_Heshelow. reads ia the dally press of the The Saturday night dance com- bot will be held this Saturday af- ol Stars," must be credited with a p p e a l . . . The Nazi pogroms even he ticket. ,• • terrible 'abuses and atrocities and lacfcy mittee includes. Harold Grueskin, ternoon In the .homo of Mrs. Ju-pulling the niftiest gag of the eve- stirred Shakespeare. . . . F i r s t indignities Tickets are. S 5c and m a y b e obbrutalities that are tained chairman; Sophia Franklin, Leon lius Lehman. Dr. J. M. Lande, ning . « . Commenting on the name Goeffrey, an undersecretary now being and from a n y J u n i o r Eadacss.li inflicted by the GerDobrofsky, Clara Dvorkin, Mar- president of the local Jewish Na- criticism of tne jitterbug, craze, Of tho British admiralty,' wHo took man government b and some of the jorie Welnberg and" Mrs. H. Licht. tional Fund Council will speak Banjo-eyes said he wasn't among a poke at Hitler that would have German people on the Jews of The Youth Council, paper will on the H. M^O. project of Hadas- those who : viewed tho young done his namesake credit . . . In that natioa? It is one A meeting of the Ccurcll of thfe m6st be directed by Miriam Barlsh and sah. MrsJ-.s. J. Slotsky will pre- swing fans -with alarm . . . "It's London the wags are saying that appalling Bluffs A. Z. A,, Chapter 7, n - c events In'. h i s t o r y , better," he gave out, "to be bailthe latest catchphrase of the persent current events. Dorothy Merlin, co-editors. Leo ing band leaders than helling secuted is: JOIN THE- JEWS, shameful indeed to our concept of Iselfl- Mcnflay at tbe JiomB cf IrvRich Is in charge of the art; ing Cdhe-a, and AlepT- Gogol Kobund leaders." . . . SEE THE WORLD . . . Even hard the ethics of modern' civilization seathal Lloyd Kronick, sports; A reporter presided... | which we.boast, harking back to (boxoffice) Hollywood has been » • * from each organization will be on Eugene Telpner, chairman cf i the practices "of the Medieval ages; stirred put ofits political fears by the staff. It will be issued the BOOK KEVBEW the German catastrophe . . . -War- William .Green: I 'cannot es- the "Bums' Brawl," t o ' b e ^ s " 5 | first Monday of each month. Plans are now going forward Bill Ziff biffs Britain's roaring tfer Brothers, —w h i c h. shelved press. the. deep sense of horror I Sunday, December • S, lias r > ! , Morris Alzeriberg is in charge for the A. Z. A. Cornbelt Convenhis eEtertaicraent ccr^- | "Concentration Camp" last >sun- experienced over the treatment lion of the committee for the drive to tion, which Is to be held In Sioux Jewish people in Ger-nxittee for-the affair to he as fol- I get books for the library. Assist- City, Iowa, on December 25, 26,In a big, bold book, "Tne Rape mer because of political compli- accorded cations,' has now decided to film many. It is shocking .to" one's" lows: Advisor-Ernest Ross, •Irv.ss' I ing him will b& . Helen. Marsh, and 27. All plans are under the of Palestine." Coben, Norinac "Kosenthal, enci { and devil-take-the-dlctators if sense of justice.' Gloria Novitsky,-Adeline Stern,- Al direction, of Sid Ba'umstein and LITRT NOTE: Bill Ziff, all it Eugene Teiuner. The food eoza-1 they don't like It . . . . Wonder if Sinclair. I<ew£S: Nothing, that Goldstein. • poetry aside,, has written a truly Jack .Merlin co-chairmen, they there's any significance to tlie fact ittee consists of Yernos TJ, ci, i are ably .advised by Leon Dobrof- provocative volume in "The Rape that there's a." Sir^ Byron: Peters Germany ' has' ever done' has. .-Lincoln, Rofe'ert •Rof*~'-3 i aroused such Ihorror or opposition Bky, Sovel Heshlow, Frank Ep- of Palestine," (Longman's, Green) listed .in the Who's Who . . . That Milton Kstelsrsan.' ] as her present' treatment cf tne stein, and Earl Himowltz. ^ T h e and one that .will give a n y startling announcement • we hoA Bisgo game -will be ia rros- j committees are now in full swing thoughtful reader a stimulating bummed to our readers several Jews. We all hope there will be ress throughout- the crenlag for and the convention Is being round- evening . . . Ziff, a strapping colyums back is now ready . . . enough protests to maks her re-the noa-daacers. There tri" s.I&o ed out Bwiftly. The publicity young six-footer who Is as ener- But out of respect to an.honored alize this. be a "Jitter Bag" contest. •Willisnj ,T. committee under Earl Himowitz getic as he is good looking; de- rival (who was slightly scooi^i are G e o r g e Galinsky, David voted two full years to prepara- on his own story). we'll let him Such action as that which is now Everyone is urged to '£ttei.d. Junior Hadassah and Young Ju- Kuntz,- Calmon • Levich and Sher- tion, of the book . . . Into, its 600 spill it himself . .:; This much we taking place Ia Geraany is aa Winner of the anneal Turter dean members will visit the Jew-man Sperling. The finance com- pages he has packed a wealth of can- tell you, the B'nai B'rith te open defiance of God and a shame raTTiEg, sponsorea fcy-A.'S. A. . ish homes in Sioux City this Sun-J mittee includes Sovel Heshelow information about the Jews, and embarking on a •* somewhat new to humanity.. Is Kiss Frances Ker-pcr, day morning, November 27, forand Sid Shapiro. Transportation is tne Zionist movement from Its In- policy-in-the-matter of publicity 'Dr..Edgar D.'Joaes, President Np;.7, Jewish National Fund Flag Day. being arranged., by Myron Heeger, ception down to the present par- , .The Nazis have finally admit- Federal Cimadl of Cfc-srches: The SOU Sevectli Avesne. Miss Goldie; Lehman is in charge Lawrence MushMn, Nate Orllkoff, Jous . times . . . "In treating of ted something they have been. outrageous ' and 'inium'an treat-. Th'e Csltcral Groap of Ktdas- ! of the \7orkera and is being as- Paul Schwartz and Paul Haffits; - Great Britain's role In tha de- loath to admit sines way back men't of the-Jews.In. Germany and" sisted by Jennie Llebowitz and The oratory and-debate contests velopment of the Jewish national when . . . T h a t Heinricb. Heine, the rising tlde'of "anti-Semitism In -sail • trill "aieet Monday even.ng, '' Noreaber 2S, at the home ct Ilrs. i the world is heartLillian Goldberg. r will be arranged by Dr. Frank Ep- home, the • author , takes both and not "Anon," was the author other parts o£ •I. StsrahiU Gn Forest Drive. \ ." Breakfast will be served to the stein, Joe Goldstein, Martin Weln.- gloves off and handles the man- of Die Lorelei, Germany's b e s t rending. The first chapter on"" the" ; ; r i Father.Boberi I. Gascon, Presi•workers at the Jewish Commun- er, Harry Nadler, Toby Shindler, datory power roughly . . . His known folk song . . . Hitherto, ity Center before they begin Sun- and Earl Himowitz. The athletic thesis, pungently summed up in Nazi textbooks have listed the fiest Fordh&Ki University: "We course, *'Jevtish "SurviTaZ in fis \ which fees be;= ' day'morning; •••••'. -o committee includes Milton Grue- the title, is that the Jews have author of the sons as anonymous shall and should burn, with resent- World • Today," by the National Eci cs- I 'Tho cultural group o£ Junjor Ekin, Harold Lefkovlch, Lloyd been deliberately hoodwinked and . . . Now tb.6 Nazi educational de- ment as Americans- before this ccspiled Hadassah .will meet nest Monday Kronick, Nathan Fishgold and robbed by the British and that the partment. M s banned it as the spectacle of tyracay , ' . '. Tt Is a tion Conunittee of Hadassah, v*Zl '' inVthe home of Miss, Rose Pill. Bill Hafflts. Dating and -housing Balfour Declaration was little work of a Jew . . . Ah, well, truth. barbarism that has apostasized be given. from Christianity and thus has - Leader for this cieetiiig \ri I be ' Miss Bluma' Olensky will review committees include Herman Rub- more than a cold and cynical ef- will out even In Nazi Germany. learned to bsirn and loot and slay Mrs. Leon Fra'nkel, " ass " « i - ~J "The Mortal .• Storm'-' by Phyllis in, Morris Ginsberg, Leonard Le- fort to obtain world-wide Jewish with a malice unknown to more Mrs. Milton Gresnberg. Bottome, and Miss Naomi Sacks bowltz, and Lloyd Levich. The sympathy for the allied cause in simple savages. (Copyrighted by Jewish Tele•will present-current events. AH committee in charge of the dance the World War . . . The present Mr. aud Sirs. Karry Kubby anrZ \ graphic Agency,-Inc.) Senator'.William H. Kiag: The members of. Junior Hadassah are is composed of Max Zeligson. Ce- (and past) "Zionist leadership Is the target of barbed shafts treatment by the Nazi government family spent' the Taanl;sgiviEg! invited. • . cil Pill, Leo Rich, Bob Cohen and also of criticism » . . Ziff writes a of Its citizens, Jers' and Chris- holiday -with relatives la St. JosGeno Sherman. Arrangements .for brisk, two-fisted prose that makes tians, has feeea so harsh .and in- eph, Missouri. : the banquet are in the hands of for easy reading of a subject that human,' so violative of the conLeon' Dobrofsky, Charles Shlnd«- can be extremely ©I -iMs sappa dull and pedantBosald T. Rosenfeld, Law Stnventions of society and the rules ler, Jr., Myron Heeger, Bob Co-ic if given the ordinary historicaJ Sent at Yale Uairersltr, lias been of international latF, the. princiA cast was;selected for the hen^ and. Stanley Shulkinconliau®d treatment . . . l t d to t Fhi hi Betaa Kappa, fcon- I Budapest (WNS) — Stricter ples of justice and morality, that elected thrco act mystery-comedy to be ', • ' e « & The two Omaha chapters, Linanti-Semitic legislation in Hunorary I believe that our government as presented -nest month by the, Infraternity. DRESS NOTE: It happened gary.was foreshadowed when Pre- well E3 other governments shoulcJ He is a grad'aate" termediate dramatic club. It will coln, Des Moine3, Council' Bluffs he Uni- I Trl-City chapter. East St.. Louis, the evening of the day the newsmier Bela Imredy, in a statesneat Ift their voices ia protest against include Gloria Novitsky, .Doris versity of lotra. t and Granite City, Illinois,: chappaperstold in big black, headannouncing the reorganization of the crinies of' Ka'zism, crimes •—— . 1 Gruesiiin, Betty Bain, Jean Shubb, ters are expected to attend. lines of the Nazi pogrom . . . The the cabinet, declared that "the Nathan Giliasfcy -will leave toI against the conscience of civilized Boris Kaplan, Herbert "Holland, occasion was the installation of Jewish question is a ticklish one nations and civilisation itself. " £ny for Chicago, where he -will i Burton Lipshutz, Phil.Schlaifer, officers at a Brona Zionist district which must ba faced squarely. Taosaas S. Bevrsy: T&e civilised attend a, meetiag of B'csi B'rith ' and Harley Babbit. ' ! meeting . . . Formal attire had The relative. number of Jews is world stands revolted by a bloofiy General Ccrsinit.ees. T-he enrollment r for the ,elocubeen specified fop the officers- already, unfavorable and becomes program .against" a defenseless He plans to asiurji Monday. . | tioa class that meets every Sunelect'-. .;> But somehow the tradi- more so following the return'.of people. Every Instinct 13 us criesdS7 afternoon, la still open, and tional soup-and-finn didn't go well new terrifbrlties. - Therefore, pre- out- ia protest against the oat- Herbert Rosenthal arrived here SE7 children wishing to Join are Miss Rose" Shlloff, daughter of with the headlines, the Installees vious concepts of ".the JeTrisii rages which have takes place in Wednesday to itpsnd Thanksgiv- i p as3;ed to be at'the Center at 2 Mr. and Mrs; B. H. Shilotf, 1005 decided spontaneously atter read- Question raust be revised."' •• any t h e • past five • years and ing- in ^ Council Bluffs. ^Suncay j O ' c l O C i . . ; - • •'• • • ' , ; . , ••••'.': • ". .' - •: ' - ' • West Sixth street, and Joseph Le- ing them . . , So, as if by mental As a result of Hungary's ac- •which* cask to. c e v depths is- theevening hs "crili rsttirs to LiEcoIii, | vin; 102 4. Iowa Street, son of Mr. telepathy, they all showed up In quistion' of large slices of Czech reeent days. wbere fce. is attesting the Uni- j Moiunt S i s a i ' --. . and Mrs. Sara Levin of Chicago, workaday mufti . . „ That is, all territory, tho percentage of'Hun- organised" freasles cf • 1 Ji Hearst t The versity of Nsbraslia. A memorial service lor the late were married Thanksgiving after- but one . . .Who, his face flushed, gary's Jewish, population* ass bean oekis perpetrated Jitdso Cardoso will 'be held at noon in Shaare Zion synagogue- got up before the gathering and increased from .5 to 6% %. In against The "first translation armless and • helpless Slount Sinai "Temple this evenins The ceremony, at which Rabbi H. announced: " I feel like Pagliac- view of this•• increase, the" '20% Jews- ia Geraasy ~-!C *rr\;j J*t& are not tiie rsdJ!r?ng- the regular service. Judge R. Rabbinowita and Cantor Morris ci.». . . Jewish aumeruB-'elausaa lav/ will ,alt of any m tnsriis.iT snisal "tVcV.eiield^Morria E." .'.RawllngS. Okun officiated, took placa at 5 bo .adjusted. Meanwhile a nosy.detTQ~~. G-reefe- I rnd Habbi Tb.eodora:N. Lewis will o'clock, and was f olio wed by a CALLIGRAPHIC' NOTE: Nor- cree-'suppresses 45 JcTiisli-'crarBsa during the.service, • dinner in the social-iiall o£ theman "Bentwica,-Hebrew U. profes- neirspspsrs ang sasasiass. . , (third cez to

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