December 23, 1938 by Jewish Press

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What are you Jews going to do aoout Communists in your midst?" asked a friendly nonJew. ."It seems to me you ought :to be doing something about them gntered,as Second Class Hail Matter on January SI. 1931, at for your own good." (He had . OMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER S3, 1P3S Fostofffce. of Omaha, Nebraska, pnder the Act of Marcn 3, 1879 „ been listening to Coughlin.) Oh, I replied, -what are yon Gentiles going to do about nudists? Nudists give me a pain. I - think the human form should never be exposed in its nakedness, inasmuch us generally it is not much to look at. A dreadful «ft Si» * * V offense, to the eye, in fact. I go • to the gym and these see naked' ness in all its hideousness. Since most of the nudists are Gentiles it seems to me it is your r " business (as aesthetic Gentiles • dedicated to everything that's rV Washington, D. C. (WNS)—A beautiful) to do something about report proposing two methods • the' nudists in your midst. available for imposing economic -Then, sir, I (a life-long Demosanctions on Germany and Japan crat) am against Republicans. I is being studied by high adminis- tear Republicans may take my sotration officials, according to aucial security number avray from me, an action that I should reRabbi David At Goldstein was thoritative sources here. London, (JTA)—Nazi efforts gard as "subversive to my rapidly elected chairman of the local The report cites the Hawley- to cash in on tbe world -wide-symapproaching old age. Do you ;ionist district at a meeting held Smoot tariff act of 1930 and thepathy for the German Jews "by a know-,.I have a strong suspicion at the Jewish Community center, federal code, as amended In 1934, scheme forcing cations to ransom that the Republicans are plotting Tuesday, December 13. as laws by which President Roose- them through cash payments for to capture the next election and *.»-,»..». »U- W. s-« Other officers are Irvin Irevin, velt could clamp down on trade increased imports from Germany put a Hepublican president in the first vice-chairman; Dave Free- with any nation in retaliation for are apparently doomed to fail. ReWhite House? man, second vice-chairman; Sale- 'discriminatory practices." action in the financial center, Je - ' - , r . Since most of the Republicans wyn Michnick, secretary; Joe TrecZ God 1I lê trcre" . v. after Reichsbank President Hjalare Gentiles and since I am tiak, treasurer; and Dr. Philip Cn .;- a fev :r.cri s r r c Tmar Schacht had left for Berlin, against Republicans. I feel it is Sher, honorary president. tut unfr-;i;r.ctc''T" I T '..I"1;" " t having submitted the Nazi plan up to you as a Gentile to disavow E,n:cr;r t^rse v- l-p c-e c-; r r c to heads"of the Intergovernment- 1- : ' Rabbi Goldstein has broken a • and drive air Republicans from rule of long standing, not to acal Refugee Committee, was exr - CI " C SD T her. ^ or rnrce 7 r>i:~ i ' your community. (Indeed, sir, I cept the presidency of any organtremely hostile. Even the strong 1 - srr-f E.nhrcr.°s CZTTTCZTL ; ri. v ere pro-Schacht group was reported r heard a Gentile Republican mak- ization, when he became president —£3i to i e p t ' l rr il-e c r ^ " ing a speech on the radio, infil- of the localZlonlst group. " I have to be unwilling to make such conEH to rie-re if r ^rc 7 T trating his Republican doctrine In cessions. PAVIK3 T i m F'L IJZJ ~~; "I^ t n ";*< ^ IT V V L I J ** ^ "many a living room of the land.) I T C J i 7***L : CM - •" The Jewish 7T.1"- ctr - cr s There was no doubt ia finanIiicLGC f?n7'"' TV'.i i,n^€n S j . ? r iocr1. L E t ' e ' cial circles that the British Gov:There are so many other things Tel Aviv (WNS-Palcor Agency) :: r : i vr i~~ "'" '<"- ' ' ' that you Gentiles ought to stop These agencies ere cr — Dramatic evidence of the heal- ernment would reject the plan, lor the sake of my pleasure and de^tiB.nus must be m e . VeI nc c.l c srr- —: i „ • , - , — which was described as petting a ng power of Palestine for Jewish prejudice. - Sometime my civic pledge. premium upon violence and per-' refugees was furnished with the S ' <*P f " I "* conscience is dreadfully hurt on Conservative ParliaIn the name or tr-OF: v r r rotC C l i ~ 1'f'"" i ' <' Above is pictured Jack W. 3iararrival at this all-Jewish harbor secution. account of Tammany and other "L U-E r " r>" T ' days of their T ery 1.- CF—rr mentarians were likewise hostile er, chairman of the Jewish Philof twenty Jews were releasV. municipal gangs. Why don't you I urge you to raj J oi*• r l ° , I d from the German concentration to the idea of surrendering fur- anthropies, who this week has isGentiles do something about c- c ' : r : - : - E u ther markets to the Reich. There sued a plea to all Philanthropies Say to yourself, ' 1F; J-e camps at Buchenwald and DachTammany which is so full of Genhave something to g c. au. Ona of the immigrants had was no great enthusiasm for the subscribers to pay up t h e i r tiles? Aren't you responsible for plan reflected in circles around pledges, to help alleviate the been held in a concentration camp every Gentile Tammanyite? the Intergovernmental Committee, mounting Eeeci of the Jewish un1 ; for two years. - ' h J L L Mind you, I have nothing Port workers and friends "who nor any great tope that an fortunates overseas. against Gentiles. No. indeed! came- to the harbor to escort the agreement could be reached on Borne of my best friends are Gennewcomers were deeply moved as the basis of the Schscnt plan tiles-(good Democrats and Godthe immigrants, leaving the boat, which would materially aid a soieaTing) and I love them as if recited the traditional blessing of lution of the emigration problem. r >i ' • they were my own "brothers. 'Shehechiyanu" and sang 'Maoz The plan will be submitted to all the members of the IntergovernThen there -was Mr. Dillinger Tsur." mental Committee. Who tvutf- a. reij liuiifbfe=peT3oii, indeed. There -was really no trustwaited for many hours in front of It is ûnderstood s The Kap-ue p .->5 Is.tr-r ing-him, considering the way he the offices of the Hitachduth Olel that the Schacht plan is not new, al recogEiUc-n hE.s '.*ecn -ei did "with banks—an enemy or Germania (Association of German but -was drawn up two years ago. by the Inte-natônc" Jev >i private properly, you might say. \ Immigrants) registering tlssir de- The proposal that SO per cent of i And yon must admit that Mr. Dilsire to bring their relatives Irom the cash realized from Germany's iel Volf, s=rr"-sc- cf a f C £ C 0 - L - , ; i t L linger"-was a Gentile. "Why don't Germany. Increased exports would be alParis (JTA) — The British 00^,000 p—'-E.ic £-d X-an Zoz i t r you Gentiles . . . . " Kabbi David A. Goldstein The registration was done in the located to financing emigration Home Office and Jewish relief "A-w, quit your kidding," said accepted because I feel that there Hitachduth offices because the was described as unusually high organizations have concluded an my. Gentile -friend. s no cause today more important government has refused to accept for a Nazi concession, but it was arrangement for temporary asy." Precisely, sir! I am kidding. I n Jewish life than that which any further requests for immigra- pointed out that it was proposed lum in Britain for thousands cf "couldn't be anything else but kid- supports r c ~ t r~ I ^ - ^ P " ~ " -> - F attempt to keep the tion visas for relatives. A large with a view to making the scheme German Jews on tee list to reeeire 4cc.ccc ding •wheji I hold the whole group doors of the placard reading, "Open the Gates more palatable and the Nazis, if "United States immigration visas, one car open to the ol-Gentiles responsible for some thousands Palestine ell race: £ r i e n s u e d , according to reliable information of Jewish refugees who of Palestine," was posted outside serious negotiations Gentiles for -whom I have a dis- can he settled the offices in front of which the would seek to scale down the reaching Paris. They will T?e res, r:\lr. there," said Rabbi taste^—for nudists,, for the Repub- Goldstein. Ci =£;r:5. ir 01 t h : y c long queues waited. ratio. cued from Reich '^concentration lican party,-for Tammany!tes and C In one day some 3,000 appliIt is further pointsd oat here camps immediately and will be tor DillirigerB. How silly,, how un- The American Zionist organi- cations for relatives were submittpermitted to stay in England ni> -, . that comparatively few cosstries . „ zation, under the leadership of - F Jalr. how' ;vicious. I -would be if I ed. Jn Tel Avir.jrerusalein and the were-able sad willing to-do a casli •iil..their opportunity to cmigrct-: p' " " made you all "responsible for nu- Rabbi Solomon--Goldman, looks colonies around Haifa;. to America comes np in the COEbusiness and the amount they I. U forward to enrolling . 100,000 dists and for Dillingers. The applicants told poignant might he able to concede to the secutive-nnnibsr listing. T ' t )<• Ypt you take without gagging members throughout the country. stories- of how whole families in Reich, if willing, woald be com- There are at present 25,CDC""I ,CM — „. the 'outgivings-ôf a "blatherskite Omaha, Rabbi . Goldstein is cer- Germany had committed suicide paratively small: and could not Jews in Old Germany and, 15,0 00 s 1: _ i t i vr 1i g L >w V . M — ." r1- , tain, will'do its share. T I i-points t t J b scorn a t Jews because or been murdered, •while solitary provide a substantial sura for in former Austria still imprisoned c —.- An extensive membership camsome Jews are Communists. You survivors begged for the chance to emigration. in concentration, camps who wiJl •» ' 1 b ^c f- r p T accept his malice whole and youpaign will bs organized. "We hope settle In Palestine. Montagu Norman, Governor of be released only if they sign or r rr tee r to have a membership in Omaha ask me, What ARE you Jews gopledges to leave the Reich shortthe Bank of England, has been " i t CC. ^ r ing to do about Communists in equal to that of Hadassah,. the AUSTRIAN JEWS TO flooded with letters from political ly. These constitute one-third of r-r s* ^ ' » - , r . p .~ women's Zionist organization," your' midst? all the able-bodied Jews in Gerleaders of all parties expressing ^ p said Rabbi Goldstein in speaking Tea, there are some CommuSETTLE IN LIBERIA horror and resentment at the many. Many of them sre holders t o IT £7? V'C'Sr cf " V. e" - c fr-r " - - F 1'"V"^ 00nists among the Jews (just as of the campaign. c x* ™ of numbers lor United States th-ee c^nd-ed r e Bucharest" (WNS)—A Jewish Schacht proposals, the Express re- visas The executive committee anamong the Gentiles). But moat 'which are issued only for rue cf : %, - ^ n . c -. V I • " - c . ' . '• f " . ported amid general press consettlement in the black Republic • r r " includes v "r of the Jews I .know .(and I know nounced by the chairman the 1939 and 1S40 immigration S:nagopi.° r ,.z z.~~zr\: r r ? " .1 : 1 Liberia in Africa will be demnation of the plan. Reynolds quotas quite a lot) vote the Republican Louis Lipp, Max Bartsh, M. F .'of -£•«•" r ' rt-r since tae present Quotas wect I T T'TF. News denounced "the attempt to launched shortly, it was learned .i " •' £.*£ I, C^. . i _ -• ticket straight and hope that the Levenson, Ephraim Marks, Harry New To-fc. r r '. = _,_.- j . _ , 1 - - i when the steamer Draga left hlackmail the world into financ- are long since exhausted. next president will be a Republi- Sommers, Moe Venger, A. Gend- here In order to alleviate the plight Th= con>est., for v 1; port of Galatz for Monrovia, ing German rearmament." • "»0€ v rr can who will restore everything ler, Morris Friedel, Rabbi David the of these and other prospective capital of Liberia, carrying 400 oc ? : : v,;: i•>o t w r . " c.ec. tr tte '•rcc-1 ~rcT to where it was in the 'good old Wice and A. Katz. • emigrants overseas, the-Home Of- w.nner, v . I I'C ccrJu; '. IDCC"! I CT1 "i r r ->- -t ^ Jewish refugees who had left Aus- PALESTINE TO HAVE times of Coolidge.' fice has agreed to Edmit them to tr-e CiT?z-i c~ c•f a c—:r, rc co— ~~- " r - "^ r tria a week ago. I don't like Communists eithEngland immediately as transmi- posed rf ::-s .'r-pc "• r : All of them have obtained per- OWN OIL REFINERY "• . T er. The few. I have seen (and : grants awaiting visas providing chE. -~£.n cf e CiLCE-; ? " : — t ? - - r"r mission from the Liberian govr ; " -. there are really very few of them Haifa (WNS-Palccr Agency)— that somebody in England gnar- ab Kussy. ft:'.-rr oC ^1. ^•^ ^ x "; "r~ ; ,J_ ernment to' settle In the African to be found) are an unpallatable that they will not become * - f " republic which was founded in Preparations for the construction. antees ""C lot without any sense of humorpublic burden and will proceed L6E.=U0_ 1-E.nC.boc 1 * " ", 1822 "by freed American Negroes of a large oil refinery in. Emek a .X.JLZ.,.^1Z u " vi om^-i s C ^ J I." T dour-looking children who like to their destinations when they J" 7 "^t % and abolitionists as a "homeland Zebulun are proceeding rapidly, to ** m c r CA ai**n" £ n r ' >. . " P. feel socially significant. In the obtain their visas. and the area of the buildings— c h : — : : £ -*1 Ci"- j , ; for the Negro race. S. I»tcc. " same faddish mood other children It is' estimated that this ar- Leon 1 north of the Kishon—has been •" T , C" '- r-. A of ' "n r" are taking up being jitterbugs. rangement, which is supported by rcrt r-erts E 1 Pedro II, emperor of Brazil marked out, r c. Tr" 0 The jitterbugs are more toler„»all British consulates in the n ^ t r i — | A temporary bridge has been (1840-1889) was a H e b r e w cf .1° v Washington (WNS)' — Italy's scholar of note. In hi3 exile he erected and another is being built Reich, may enable the finding of ecr'est. t ^ c•enrr "' ^: able. • : ^ ' C" 1 Oh. I'm not afraid that they anti-Semitic program will not af- published for a railway siding, while a new temporary asylum for at least a series of poems in are going to upset my fairly com- fect the rights of American citi- Provencal-Hebrew. -\ 50,000 prospective emigrants ccrter.t. c r - of r - r - f 1 - r crroad also is being built. ' fortable life arid uproot me andzens, according to word received overseas since it is understood C in my-, old age make me adjust by the United States Government Ire- rr that the Home Office is willing t r V ^ a n i s ^ c ! " \ myself • to a. new social order. I and made public by Acting Secreto admit even persons whose visas lL _." * n * • re r r. really like being a capitalist tary of State Sumner Welles. are due as long &s IS months J,; '•--- ' r .* "" r (though I wish I had more cap- In an informal request to the from. now. 'l-A-lr : New" v"crk."Vr '0 ' 1 ital); though, too, I hope that Italian Government, the AmeriAdditional transmigrants whom sl~c_"c! ac rt,rt r capitalism can; find a- "way to can Embassy in Rome, with standthe Home Office is also willing de--2urre w:^t IT re 1,L ' I• - p - e 0 : make many other people as coming instructions to protest any deto admit are Jews over 60 years the Echo- E-^rrc ' c J • " t fortable as I have been allowed cree discriminating against Amerof age able to prove they will not ican citizens because of race or to be. ' . become, public burdens and youtns r Really, sir, neither I nor any creed, had demanded the position to be "trained for new occupa- s;on nrer r . \^ cr"r£ w o£ the many other Jews I . know of the Italian Government towtions, provided that their evenhave any reason to want the cur-ards the rights of Americans in tual emigration is guaranteed by of ;ne Ti"r~-n' >e t c C rent system overturned. It has Italy. Jewfsii organizations in England. in Vev- ^-crl. st t r - " \ Cc~No formal reply has been receivbeen gooS to us and to our fath'England Consults With V. S. k^ mo^.o~e Z'ti^ - *c - , ] ! ;c r ers, just as It has been good to ed to a similar request made to London. (JTA) — Admission Tt: r'sy f":Tl"" >^ ^.^ ^ r : the German Government In remillions of other "Americans. 1 ^ „ » - __. „ Asserting that the year 19 S9 into England cf- Jewish refugees It was so decent to our fathers gard to' the rights of American will confront American Jewry expecting to go to the United sc---• rrf T Fwhen -they came. here fleeing citizens affected by the decrees of with the greatest responsibilities States was raised by Josian C. from European persecutions. It the Reich. and obligations in its history with "Wedgrwood, I>aborite in Com- for U S ; > ; „!_"L^" — 1 O-> .5= At the same time Mr. Welles regard to providing for Jews in made no.point either of their race mons. "My department has been s; r,ec; r:£ " :" .- " T or their religion but took them lauded the "able and forthright distress in Central and Eastern - — - - f —1 in consultation with United States j d"< d 1 ~ i v F - —» , - - „ - , in" and let them make what they address'? made by Alfred M. Lon- European countries, the United! authorities on this subject, JPV ^ t *_/; C" v „•>-. r - : f *~ , don at the Lima conference. could, of Its opportunities. • Palestine Appeal today announced Home Secretary Samuel Hoare E • • . . - c - 1. : Stating that it was a declara- the convening of a National Con. . And they did make good, didn'i replied. "The usual practice is to they -. . v good, people, good citi tion by Mr. Landon as an individ- ference for Palestine which •will admit, to this country r-'V^r^s f~r zens. They- saTT meticulously to ual rather than a delegate to the be held in Washington, D. C . on , - —„ wnoni maintenance v ..; l*c cr ^ the education of their children conference in Peru, Acting Secre- January 14th and 15th in order guaranteed if there I* a rr^'-; *They!ve stood for righteous things tary of State Welles said: "Gover- to mobilize Jewish communities c able prospect cf thr.r r ^ i i " : : 1 — in our. town; for all the good nor Landon's able and forthright throughout the United States for to the United States v,t' . - z. : ~_: gratifying a large scale program of immigrathey, have received, from the address is a further or two. It would be TrcTcrr c American system they have made evidence that the people of the tion and settlement in Palestine i . lv not to admit ind.scr.n.r..^ ^ • United States are as one in their as a means of creating aa avenue good, contributions in return. persons who hare re^^s^cr^d reShould we want this social or determination to" uphold the prin- of rehabilitation for many thouplications for EdmiFE on t~ V •>' A *•der overturned? "What do you ciples of their traditional policy sands of homeless Jews in GerUnited States regardless cC tl c ' cc-"> r and that in this issue questions of want. us to do to prove that we many and other lands. period wnich must clrr.c oc'o-° " c - c political affiliation do not arise. are not Communists? Shall, -we JAK" EIASABTK, son of the late the applications nave br-n r:r.r I- 1ZT^.Z~ Dr. Stephen S. Wise, chairman ' . There can be no question that "Wear arm-bands that proclaim of the Czechoslovakia!! ered by the' United States r.u- c -'-rthe Executive Committee of the "We: Are Not Communists! the people of the United. States, of thorities." ' j we-; r republic United Palestine Appeal, anlike the people of other American "Would that help any? The Rev nounced that Jan Masaryk, sou Refugees hare ccrrmtncJ r ••f--; r ' Republics,. will refuse to permit Conghlin might then esclaim the founder of the Czeeh03lo- Dr.- Wise said: "The name Mas- merous enterprises cn.rlc; ~g ^ re r i "Since they're not Communist any form of outside intervention of vakiaa Republic and CsecltoElo- aryk symbolizes a high and noble consideratie number cf ZZ'^^.î r."t CC they're international bankers, In the Western Hemisphere." vakiaa Ambassador to London devotion to democratic princi- worlters, Sir Samnel "To^rc, Hem1" Ct' 1That's what they are!" until January 1st, will come to ples as well as aa ardent sym- Secretary! declared in V~z He But,: sir, as an Vmefican I am MORIZ ROSENTHAL the United States in order to be pathy for ail minority peoples. In of Ccnamotis, "defender t U"3 CI : not going to dispute the right o • HAS .76TH BIRTHDAY the principal speaker at the Na-coming to the United States to ad- erc policy c : any other American, Jew or Gen tional Conference for Palestine. dress the National Conference for esiles from Germany. It z rzz- t r r rcr-tile, to take up any economic, soNew York City (WNS)—Moriz In addition to Mr. Masaryk the .Palestine, Mr. Masaryk is follow- sible to admit a number cC -c~~~- : - -r — cial or political doctrine tha Rosenthal, world-renowned con- principal speakers will include ing the aoWe tradition of the late gees without sggravr'.' % -J\.~ 1. *- c~--"_ cC pleases his mind. I am no totali- cert pianist, observed his seventy- Solicitor General Robert H. Jack• tarlan who says that people may sixth birthday and was guest of son and Joseph Baratz, noted pio- Thomas G. Masaryk, his father, emploj-tsest sittsstic S.r F : ^ - -f r; for two decafles clmraploned uei Eaid. E e also prcm.rci n ' t *.c Z'r. " Z . ;hlnk only Republican or Demo- honor at a birthday party held in neer of Palestine and founder of ; who Use upbuilding of Palestine as a allow any immigrant t2 enter *; : t v - ' " — . :ratlc in this country.. the studio of Station WXQR co-operative settlement. • sacred enterprise of the nations of country to replace a, ~r.n. C Only If others attempt by fore which played a program of his re- its oldest follows JToble Xraditfbn the world to restore the Jewish charged from a Ccrmcn I^mr(Continued on.:page S.) cordings.' Discussing Mr. Hssaryls's visit, (Continued-oa-page S.) • here on racial grouads. s Lteraxj

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cay Steisbers.. Dave Relss and two straw men, iraich oJ cc-rse VELT Sponsor Harry Sraitli request as gave their opponents a \>is iiannot to mention their scores, irtiicii dicap to start tritb. Tee first reauest is respectfully abided by. garse was won Sy the tugs s a r Inj: j;=f: £--rova5 of the jat T.Ue third natch of the eresisg gia cf SOS to 706, ilierL SCCOû p.t B-arvx.rx university and oUier game by 7SS to 75€-£Ed t i e last saw the £ecc~d place Clicquot .uiiD;'; ic assist refuget' stuonly 765 to Club Eskimos take tvro oat of gzn z Z'orr. Germany, President Etspsres, TSO are showing c*ery three games from the last place - f7 j - r - r ' : •" P Jetter t o Robert Shrier Paint and Glass team. In one that they can coire back to T : T.mf•, fhairman of t h e Har-vaTd spite cf giving the Paint and life, were topped by ifcfiir C£P5trriP-~ Ccffitniaee t o Aid <;err~ Glass boys a 39 Pia handicap, the tain, Jack Neither,- v,-ho turned, ,. To the American Jewisb lead- hibit A because i tsuppliea evimr..r... Keir.zee Students. >.»id: ia games cf 220, 1SS and 2SS Clicquots woa the first game by ership. 3Ir. ,Bac!ser. stands out dence of Jewish colonization abil•'This rcvE-'r&n: appears to f^r in % for the big series or €14, wfcicn CCUEtTlt'E Who WE.Iit « t S ICIICC 1.S a SI7 to 757 score, bat in the ^h ana qt its most colorful teaA * / .riif' l'"r; i~c..:'Uions of t h e I'r.iversecond game Al Shrier's boys, T^ho was high Cor the- entire league V. € CO. •scrsatHe personalities, whose ity, the power of Jews to trans:-li^. ;1 r c I ?;ncp"e!y hope t i- ? - j ; . this vre5if. fee >rss followed by have been experiencing ail kinas S-ome time fre must be.-in Tor i interests cover the' whole ga- form a backward and neglected it > -i of tough luck this season, after a Goodaaa Pill who had a 493 ser- where there is EO beâ:i;n::. fliprc vli; I ;;. '.--J\on np by o t h e r irs-• = ta»1 "mot of tbo Jewish question lii country into a thriving modern ijpr.f ;;-;-~'"£rhOUt t h e COUIHr" good start, Tton this srarae l>y the ies. Benny Levine and Mo=e thin country and abroad. His EO end, tr.a if r e liepe _t.p_ tec • Thr Ks.rvE-d student cou.imtslim margin of 77S to 771 score Franklin were tie:1 for the "Dog- 1E at recent selection as leader of the land. the preservetion c" our c.••"...;zsthanks to Joe Solornono-R-'s 1G9 gie Position" with a 417 for eacfc, *ee r.ri-oi^ced plans for an interBut perhaps more Important Si American Jjabor group In the t:cE. if ve believe itzx there is game. The Clicquots put the fin- and in the roU off Mose took the coilerifitC conference on the refuth^'Uy • Cotincil of •••>*«* Stark than these economic and practical 4 ! ' ' ishing touches tp.the Shrier boys cake . by beating Beany cut by SETthirs worthy cf perr'Etr.<.tion r.ef " i^-nl'rrn at International at stamps him as an important considerations is the example Palin the last game by a 7SS to 753 one pin. which will give Jlose a in -p-hat t.'e have built ihut fi'.r, p- or cp ~r xpv,- York City on Defigure In national affairs In estine provides of.a society- built score. Capt. Abe Feldinan, •scbo chance to be the t£~o next week. then our people rsest lure ;r pc-Trhrr " ' "•'r.rinp the holiday ret 0 America". Mr. Bocicer to «JO again high, for the CHctraota. be- Lee Harwich, anchor c a a for the brotherly love, not r.F ?• oontrirr cess. Aboct s. hundred colleges in on social justice. It la this aspect w president and one at the iniiiaing followed fay Dr. D. C. Flati. Kairasns, was again higa seas but EE a vi.r cf. :irir,p. I" th;s tl;t Has... Soiitli and Middle West toes ot tbo Jewish i»alestlB9 which.' more than anything elss. who through. Ws ne-svly acquired wHh his 47 5 series, while the be;L b^COTTB? Ou.r ficccpted v:&y c^ i i j t ? 1...VP V-Pcr irîtPd to send deieafc the Sew. YorB served to attract me to the worlt copavUi©n "inspiration" whora lie brings ap their next laaa could do "VTCE £ this life sis.y be so vreil vorvh --.'.'•'- r-7.'-~ ro '^ !fl conference, and an g". World's Fair, 1039.—The Edto the alleys every week, again 412 by Track Broolistein, while ing that we Will look il-LO liC Til"•n;o-<-n'>!::S,;.e committee will be for Palestine. Tfae Palestine labor it or. turned in his steady and reliable Abrer Kaiman turned in a S20 ture witb a desire ;c pcrr'tK'^c lori-necl tc aid refugee students. organization—and I do not agree f] Two years ago Jewish partici525 series. Capt. Leo "vVeitz, who for two games which was in re- a IKCccru! -rzrli fo- ci-r rt;x-en. 1',-.;e !-iar\a:-<l committee so far Rabbi -I. Goldstein lookltig at sketches of the Palestine pation in the New York World'o •with, all of Its guiding principles incidentally is top man of the en-ality the high average for his TTjth this tc-sire will come a j-i&? rEi'-p'l r>out. ?7.000 tovrarrl Pavilion o t the New york World's Fair. .The exhibit will be a —has built up oa the shores of ,'air 1939 was first broached, and tire league "with a 18 0 average, team. N Tezliz&iion that onlr it others i\~c. tn"'r'fp'nee of German refforceful reminder of -what Jewish energy and sacrifice have ot, multitude of plans and projects the Mediterranean a spirit which led his • "poor little creatures,'* feel as we do. c£.n v.-e ob'caic ' ^ h.£ Nest week's feature rcatcls r " s -re" ff-rfior.'.". at the university. 3 sanctified haman Jabor and achieved in £retz Israel. as he calls thera, with a 523 ser- the-league st 7as under consideration by varileading State Coal and objectives oT peace oc etrlL, jûou TFr-*-- pcbo'fH.Tships of $500 each o u s groups •who felt that there done away with many ills of class ies, "while "Pug'* Ferer, a newcom- Gas team Egaicst the third place •u'il] to rneHPSF hp Pr *ei m> by the Harvard Should be Jewish representation prejudice rampant in eo many p j ^ I u .. . „ l ' 1 .500pins this week at the Ak-Sar-Ben er, vrho £ho"!vs lots of promise, Empire Cleaners. (Seveii Arts Features trt£iC£.!.c] CcrroraOor v k h the provisiO:i x-t this International exposition. lands. .••-•• , turned In a 453 series. bowling alleys. Most ot the soAuto Glasi. 1 1 .500 tl'fis" ar :.;f.di*ion;:,l $500 for each "SP'rom the very first my interests A Palestine Pavilion .expressing r : big shots, after a big -creek, UKDERSECRETARY . o z .ooo called suit.":?. \-r -?!FI=ICI by the Student vcre directed toward a Jewish all tbeso nuraeroua facets ot the A . ' Z . 'Ai':No."*i:ooy:. The last natch of the evening CHAMPION BILLIARD last -weefe, suffered a let_ down ; Tlio' next; «eagU"0"game3, Janu- this week, and as a result their saw the third place Empire ki'alestlne Pavilion exclusively. I Jewish creative urge seemed 'to PLAYER HERE WED. RAFS GERMANY . -• ! were only a few scores that could Cleaners make a clean sweep o! vrvas drawn to this point of view me the proudest and most impres- ary 8, 1939. Jimmy Caras. present world The Schedule j^flthout much inner debate. It was sive exhibit American (JTA ) —Nazi conten- ' FARAG!TAY WANTS Jewry b& bragged about. However, in their match with the Kaiman In- j champion pocket billard player A. Z. A..No. 1 vs. Alpha Pi Tau. all the matches the winning teams surance team bjv winning all i will perform, for the public is tions that Germany's treatment '• FARMERS, ARTISTS f plear to me that a Jewish Pavil- could have at the "World's Fair. Breslow Auto Glass vs. Omaha ran true to form in winning their three games. Abner's boys ex- natch games, Wednesday, Decem- cJ her JeFs r a s purely her cv.-n: i o n attempting to segregate 3evr- In this era of technical progress, APuncic-. Paraguay (WKS) — air=h contributions from the general which often confuses the meaning Jobbing Co. matches, with the exception of perienced tne tough lucJr ot ber ZS at 2 sad S p. m. a t Pia- affair were ciiallengec as r.n "ex• Insiruc-.ions were issued by the atfictuve of American progress and of civilization by translating it A. Z. A. No. 100 vs. Sigma Al- one match,-which could be called bumping into sickness, etc., re-raore Billiards. Everyone invited. traordinary and entire!;' i;ntena- : goverr.n-eut to prevent entry of tcblevemeht would bo most an- into mechanical terms, a. simple. pha Mu. ble point of view'' fcy Foreign Un- ; Jews v-ho voutc. not be farmers, an upset, when the Greenberg sulting in their having to bowl Admission Free. taortunate.' It seemed to tne that Idyllic buirdtng telling in all-huJunior I/eaguc; Basketball dersecretary- Lord Plymouth in i men oi science or artists. XTonFruit boys got a hot streak and art would have been illogical and mility the story of fifty years of The Junior league Basketball took, all three game3 from the a Epeecli ê'oê the Ecsse of 1 sulf.iCE in Europe were tolfi not tuity to paste a specifically Jew- Jewish pioneer work in Palestine play will start Thursday evening. Wardrobe clothiers. Lords. I tr r^.v? •''l^pp tn Jpyrs unless they M.sh label on our share In various will—as the great German author January 5, a t 7:15 p. m., with - "The fs-CLs are that ibe pressure ; F';rer>cy had received permtesion The feature match of the evenCPberes of human activity in this Thomas Mann has said—-provlde four teams swinging into action. esercisefi OH large 'sections of thej of the Department of Lands, Im•ountry merely because the creaTeams participating in the Junior ning, which was between the German population fcas Inevitr.h.;- ; msgratior. e n d Colonizatioa to t o r s of this or that technical, an oasis where visitors to the Fair League are A. Z. A. No. 1 Juniors, Greenberg Fruit team and Moe producefi-rn e'vernev- from th;=t I come to Fr ••r.gr.ay. - •• clentlfle or artistic work had may find a moment o£ peaceful A. Z. A. No. 100 Juniors, Hawk- Linsman's Wardrobe boys, resultcountry of large runs'!?ers of peo. ed, as stated before, in a clean icen Jews. Besides, I felt that contemplation. iye3 and Sharpshooters. All Junple who managed tc get out It Is not the Intent of the ior players are urged to get their sweep for the fruit boys. The >ven if there was some justlflcawhether authorized or not," he INVEST SATELY. WISELY IN '.ion at this time for reminding sponsors of the Palestine Pavilion teams lined up and those Junior Greenbergs were given a handicap said, "and has placed oc neighborto dazzle visitors or to compete ot 76 pins in each game, and used .he world of our torch-bearers In basketeera who would like to get ing countries anfi even -on fsxirt and science, industry and with the million-dollar exhibits fixed up on a team, see Leo Gross- them to very good advantage in nrui'.v, Endowment, distact countries a verj' he&vjwinning the first-game by the commerce, It would be almost lm- of governments and great indus- man at once. burdeo of responsroi'itr. Tfcereslim margin of S23 to 811. The tries at Flushing Meadows. If we tuposslble to draw an exact line of Midget League Basketball ' fere this question is of rerr jrreat •eelemarcation between achieve- succeed in having those viewing illdeet League Basketball play second game was won by only 734 j concern to those- -countries Irons the World of Tomorrow stop by Tfrients belonging In a general or i!e-f.v»'v '"ype of insurance for -all boys 14 and under will to 768, and in the final game both a huiaanitsrisn - and - social at our Pavilion and ponder on the start play Friday, December 30. both teams fell down to a .731 to Cjn a Jewish Pavilion* *-...-. ane' Bends Written. Peace and good will amors 710 victory for the Fruit men. aspect. It is clear that they cannot is "When the amoHe over the con- destiny of the Jews and the In-33}i8 loop is promising to be pretCfc.l.L. AT 7667 OF WA 6150 .nations, are impossible instil ignore this Question arid ha%"e got Dfcrenco tables had dissipated, justices done them, we shalt nave ty fast as the Talmud Torah", Sun- The Greenbergs can thank their 'people t)egln to discover the CV>y Finance «. ingurane* Co. anchor man, "Tony" Conn, for \ to t£ke it up. • . day School and Neighborhood rcnon-Zionlsts and Zionists agreed accomplished our purpose. meaning of brotherly love, and on the inescapablllty of the Pal- I believe that in this, dark hour groups are planning to enter. All the three victories, due to his practice i t ia their individual Rpstlne Pavilion as the one t o . r o of Jewish tragedy the Jewish Midget cagers are requested to putting together games of 200, lives, the First Lady of tins otfiect the specifically Jewish cre- achievements in Palestine repre- get their names of teams and 181 and 155 for a 536 seric3. says in this moving essay. ^••-Wg-sjv BfîT,' ^*T"i ™T. r ? Mitlve ecniU3 without establishing sent a ray of hope that will help players into the Physical Depart- Their next best man was Harrold Land Pollack who had a 439. Capt. It is presented as a. special VTi Voluntary ghetto exhibit at the us pierce the gloom besetting us ment at once. Paul Steinberg, who started out year-end feature by special arsiWorld'B Fair. It was-no accident in EO many countries. Though I Handball like a house afire with a 208 rangement between the Seven ihat the group which finally took am a non-Zionist and differ with handball players are urged first game, added a 165 second Arts Feature Syndicate and II. toover the task of bringing the Zionist leaders on many major is- to All sign, up at once for the regu- game and finished with a 137 C. Kinsey & Co., publishers of F'j?aleatlne Pavilion Into being In- sues, I none the less am firmly lar season doubles handball play for a series of 510, to lead the Mrs. Roosevelt's book on world fpcluded every shade of American convinced that Jewish: coloniza- which will start immediately after Clothiers. He was followed by p e a c e , "THIS TRQVBL.ED t "*. Vjjewlsh leadership. tion In Palestine has created & the first of the year. It is with "Hank" Coren who shot a 491 WOULD," of \rhich this essay ys As the plans took shape and precedent that /will play a great your co-operation that our'hand-" series. forms the concluding chapter. ••''my colleagues and I delved into role in the solution of the Jewish ball 'tqurnaments can be a succ —The Editor. *lhe material, on hand, we realized problem. . • cess/MSon't wait until the last moThe next best match of the 'more and more that the Palestine We- can establish no real trust As a comprehensive effort to ment to sign up. Get your partner evening saw Dave Frank's league Tfcshiblt could contain the quintess- turn between nations until we acand e!go up at once. leading State Coal and Gas team tho spotlight ot public opin„ nrrr pi» e n c e of an all-Jewish exhibit with.' Swlramlaj; barely slip, by the Smith Motor knowledge the power of love i k v ,«-« V G a*out Interfering with our taking ion on the true characteristics of above all other power. We cannot fr Louis Blumkln, All American boys for a two game victory in our rightful piece In the exhibits tho Jews, the Jewish Palestine Pab ^ ^ . . „ ~ cast out fear and therefore vre match. The league leaders other nations and of many, la- vilion at tho N e ^ York World's Diving Champion and Missouri their I? "^bfcannot build up trust. Perfectly started out true to form by takm Fair la of ouch vital importance Valley A. A. Vr champion, has duatries. li that its scopo of Influence cannot been working out regularly in the ing advantage of the Smith boys' obvious and perfectly true, but be overestimated. E J. C. C. pool and "expects to make errors to win the first game by we are back again to our funda• When a -group la being crucl- (Copyright, 1938, by Seven Arts a strong bid for all diving cham- 785 to 704 score, but in the sec-, niental difficulty—the education Mrs.- Franklin D. Roosevelt ™.fHed and relontlesaly branded- aa . Feature Syndicate) pionships in city, state and A. A. ond 'gam'e the coal boys went all ot the individual human being, luarasltlc and Inferior, otatlstics IT. competition. He will represent to pieces In the last two frames and that takes time. aro futile as aoc answer. Though isome people through religion,—b-ct the Center in all the meets coming and lost this game by a 813-to "We cannot sit around a table •it the Jews prove to their porsecu784 score. The last game was won and vrill'not ccrae to all - that-vrar, up during the coming year. discuss our difficulties until • tors that their percentage in the by the Coal boys by the very slim we are able to state them frank- for I have known people, verr Volleyball ranks of Communist leaders is of only 7 pins, due to fine people, •who had no formal The morning Women's Volley- margin minimal and that the role they Sam Zweiback's strong finish of ly. We must feel that those who religion. So the change n e s t Basketball ball class had a Chanukah party listen wish to get at the truth and alay in international finance la inThe second session of Basket- at tho Center last Wednesday four straight strikes for a 211 desire to do vrhat is best for all. cone to some, perhaps, through yfeisniflcant. though they bring ball games of tho J. C. C. Senior morning. _ Everyone seemed to score. The "Irony" of this match We must reach a point where we. a new code of ethics, or an awak"Evidence that In proportion to League was played last Sunday have-a grand time. Mrs. Edward Is that Dave Frank's Coal boyB, can recognize the rights and ening sense cf responsibility for *j*Uie!r total number the Jews can ? afternoon before a large crowd In Lincoln was in charge o£ arrange- who have been in first place all needs of others, as well as our their brothers, or a discovery that 5 boaat more Nobel Prize winners year, were given a 16 pin handif the Center Gym. The crowd was ments. ; whether they believe ia a future °than any other group, this would cap by the Pontlac boys, who own rights and needs. r treated to some really classy life or not, there are new greater ^not serve to silence the challenge I have a group of religious have been flirting with the celv fancy basketball. The Omaha Jobenjoyments and rewards in this *h dried at us by the'sinister forces friends who claim that the anlar position all season. This, of D V>f-preJudice. One cannot effectlve- bing Company opened the procourse, due to the fact that the swer to all these difficulties is a •world than those which, they have C( gram with a 28-14 victory over ly reply to insults with matheAuto boys as a team have a high- great religious revival. They xaay envisioned in the past. I would have people begis, at Simatlcal tables. On the contrary, the A. Z. A. No. 1 aggregation. er team average. Sam Zweiback be right, but great religious re* * m The Jobbing crew completely maswe would be falling into the trap Standings of Teams put together games of 208, 165vivals which are not simply short home to discover for themselves tered the situation early In the ^ s c t by those who seek to destroy W. L. Pet. and 211 for the high series of emotional upheavals lifting peo- the meaning cf brotherly love. A a-ius. Wo would bo accepting tho game and had things pretty well State Coal and Gas.27 12 .632 584 to lead the coal dealers, ple to the heights and dropping- friend of mine •wrote a s ' the •battlefield they themselves have in hand the entire game. It was Clicquot Club Esk.24 15 .615 while the best their next man them down again below the place other day that she wondered •vrhat dfchosen on the theory that Jews just experience against youth and Empire Cleaners 23 16 .590 could do was 466 by Phil Katz- from which they rose, mean fun- would happen if occasionally a eid6 not rightfully belong in tho the former came out on top. Greenberg Fruit Co.22 17 .564 raan. But the surprise of all sur-damental change in human na- member of Congress got up and togoneral life of this or that coun- "Tiger" Iz Novak set the pace tor The Wardrobe . . . . 1 8 21 .462 prizes was Sponsor Dave Franks ture. That change will come to mentioned in the House the esistthe Jobbers with 4 baskets and 2 Kaiman Ins. Co... 16 23 .410 X, free throwa for a total ot ten Smith Motors C.O...15 24 .385 putting together games o£ 145, 179 and 127 for his season high P* The upbuilding of JPaleatlne Is points. Shrler Paint and series of 451. "Plumbing" Sammy 'r-o heroic a chapter In the modern Glass Co .11 28 .2S2 Yousem was the big shot for the In the second contest Breslow ^history of tne Jew. one that BO Ir- Auto Glass defeated the other A. Standings in the J. C. C. BowlMotor boys with a 531 h<refutably expresses Jewish cour- Z. A. chapter by the score .of 23-ing league remained practically Smith and he was closely folKage, undaunted determination; 15. The Century chapter had a the same as last week, after tho series, by Aaron "Doggie" Weltz tejovo ot social Justice and hope hard fighting aggressive quintette Jewish bowlers finished throwing lowed ttfor peace, that it constitutes the but had trouble against the old the mlneralites at the wooden who turned in a 525 series. SamChristmas Siore Eourt 9:30 A. K. to S:S3 P. .r.f. Gildcal exhibit in a presentation ot heads of Art Grossman. Jake Ad the Jewish question. It is a mac- lor, Max Turner, and "Daddy" ; i oiterpiece of reality, whose beauty Richards. Turner and Adler,.led Z, TRIAL OFFER tliand constructive significance 11- .the attack for tho victors •with pV' r pci of new U« ilumlnes the darkness that is de- seven points-each. In the-final ©UTBTS: ; ? ' \pP'.~.~ Tiree o a IL'sconding on the Jewish people in tilt the Alpha p i Tau Fraternity S. . r~/~> cT" of": •"•-*. i1* tip y o u r • ^ ' o o m a n y l a n d s . •'•"-• Five defeated the Sigma Alpha -p«or; '• .-pf ?.Ti." "ock then* In our present crisis, when we Mu by the score ot 20-16. Thio Anazing Christmas SpccfcJ r..1o'j fv ry—'liirt^ .'.ire frantically searching tor a was a fast, hard-fought game ,, .-;r. ,-,,,.-, f r,u<; Rpyftl jhaven of refuge for those hun- which was repeatedly Interrupted BENCH, FLOOR LAMP end MIRROR, cs Pictured d r e d s of thousands of our unfor- by some of the players trying to "f,rrrc ,>~crcf -heir paces wy everyone would like to own a fine new Grand Piano. Hero —, t u*s n a t e brethren. In Central Eu- help a.well qualified official refla YOUR opportunity. Co-operation ytilh ono ef America's largest o" r i't.-F—<\~u>c back a n d ' rope, Palestine—whether ono sub- eree. The ccorlng xras pretty factories makes this beautiful fins new Grand available ot this s c r i b e s to the' political tenets of evenly divided: with Art Adler, 1~r;~f~~,'' >î*^—^ r ^"o^tn N o special low price .Why not com© in and see end try this piano }-3 Zionism or denies them—is Ex- Willard Smith, Ray Shapiro, and loday? ^ C liiblt A' becauso it. supplies evi- Aaron Epstein tor tho Alpha Pi Brand New ciJury of democratic governments Tau'a while for the Sigma Alpha Cr~". rJe 88.Note from whom we expect assistance Ma's. Hank Rleke3 and James Burroughs.were the main scoring t;,in this hour of need..;' C • Palestine ia pur Exhibit A be*cogs in their scoring machine; r- cause It shatters the legend that Due to the holiday season comONLY •'-Jews are fit only for urban life, ing up there will bo no league - ,,for the unproductive tasks of games. Next league contest will ' Jtaiddle-mcn, ohopk opera and 11-take place on Sunday, January 8. - (iianclal manipulators, Palestine is Standing in J. O. C. Senior. YOUR CHOICE OF ALL our Exhibit A because it prove3 Leagao that we can be* hardy pioneers W. 1/. Pet. ! Visit our aew large piact anu FALL AND WINTER who, when • put to tho teat, can Omaha Jobbing Co.. 2 0 1.000 battle tho elomonte of nature for A. Z. A. NO..XV... let us shew you our ce.-w- equip1 1 .600 , 7 a livelihood. Palestine is our Ex- Alpha Pi T a u . . . . ; , . 1 i...600 Eject v.-fcicfe is capable o± reJ Ho Mcnoy Down treadicg or recapping any size S2 Per Week car or track tire. Plus Smalt Tour vorc cut tires skiUfuUr C&trying Chatge rebcilt vitb new live anti-skic treads, adding Sjjjousands ©£ TrtuU In your B S SC m L safe, economical niiies.

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CKAK'i Tiie UTSL c :ver fall OB London, (JTA)—The Jewish Agency Executive, meeting in emergency session, discussed at length the situation arising from * ^Friend and too alike harbor banker and financier there are erally accepted, by all who know the British Government's refusal "the ' misconception that limithundreds of thousands of Jews anything about social work. to admit 10,000 German-Jewish less capital is In Jewish hands. •who live in a poverty and need Why should an exception be refugee children, and was to reach In this article, Mr. Zuliennan which is heart-breaking; that made with the Jews? And -with a decision this week oa participasubmits a clear analysis of the a problem such as that of refution In the forthcoming negotiastrange deception that Jews are while there are some. Jewish milfinancially able to cope with lionaires, the economic founda- gees? It is true that voluntary tions on the political future of their- present crisis. — THE tion of the great mas3 of the Jew- charitable Jewish effort has, as a Palestine. The executive council ish people is incomparably less rule, been somewhat higher than of the British Zionist Federation EDITOR. secure than that of the poorest of the average similar efforts of expressed "serious doabts" as to the poor because in no country other people. The funds raised by whether the Jewish Agency could, The Nazi pogroms have accom- (except Palestine) have they the Jewa since the Great War by vol- participate in the discussions, plished at least one thing for the security which the land gives even untary contributions are in many which were held to be prejudiced • Jetfs: they have placed the ques- to the poorest peasants. What respects remarkable and partly in advance. T h e Manchester tion of the Jewish refugees first every Jew knows, and most non- responsible for the myth of inex- Guardian bitterly criticized the on the agenda of international Jews do not is that the illusion haustible Jewish wealth. But British Government's decision. problems requiring immediate so- about the fabulous Jewish riches anyone w h o knows anything The Board of Deputies of. Britlution. This is true of the nonone of.the great historical lies about Jewish fund-raising at the ish Jews decided to seek an interJewish as well as of the Jewish is which were conceived in the Mid- present moment knows that it view -with Colonial Secretary Mal-world, dle Ages and have been kept alive has reached saturation point and colm MacDonald to urge recon'At the same time Jewish public by anti-Semitism to the present that in any event the Jewish sideration of the Government's opinion has also been aroused as day. Nothing is more untrue, refugee problem at the present decision, but deleted from its resnever before. It is probably no more pernicious, although more- moment is of such terrible di- olution the warning that "refusal exaggeration to say that Jewry- widespread than this belief. ' mensions that to expect Jewish may prejudice in advance" the voluntary effort to deal with • it negotiations on Palestine. has not been more deeply moved would be futile to attempt constructively is as reaEOnahle\as since the Czarist pogroms at the to It dispel The The British Government illusion by the Hitler's expectations that the beginning of this century. Jewish means of athis had ruled out Palestine as an imshort article. What sympathies always -easily aroused I want to point out in the pres- wealth of the German Jews mediate haven for the refugee by kogroms, have never before ent contribution is only one point should take care of his armament children, whose admission to the program. been so universally stirred as they Holy Land was demanded by the this myth which is curi«re now. There Is a willingness about It would be futile to hope that Jewish Agency, but indicated that ously overlooked by most people. . to act and a readiness to make This is that even if it were true Nazis would abandon a. theory- they could be brought to England .sacrifices such as one does not that some Jews possessed the which has served so many of their instead on a temporary basis. The Government's decision -was made remember in recent years. great fabulous wealth' which they anti-Semitic pm poses. But would in Commons by M&cDon-' ; Various Committees Bpring up are reputed.to possess, there is it be too much to expect of Dem- known who declared that any alteraspontaneously, in every country in no means by -which organized ocratic people -who are mainly aid, in the existing rats of immiEurope and among different Jewry as a whole can make these friendly to the Jews that they tion gration to Palestine at this time classes" of Jewry; money is being individuals give, a share of thi§ should rid themselves of this •would "prejudice" the forthcomgreat and pernicious illusion? ing negotiations. - raised on a. big and generous wealth for Jewish purposes. Not only is it a dangerous, hisscale; Jewish children are being It is generally overlooked that MacDonald disclosed that adopted'in the hundreds; numer- the Jews are not a nation organ- toric lie, but also the greatest obous schemes and plans for the re- ized politically as other people stacle in the way of a construc- strong suggestions" had been made to the Government from. lief of the refugees are being put and able to tax its members or tive solution of many of the out- Arab that immigration q into operation by the people otherwise force them to - con- standing Jewish" problems of the h l d quarters b ltl stopped should be completely themselves . almost without any tribute for. Jewish causes. Prac- day. pending the discussions. He asorganization from the profession- tically all funds raised by Jews (Copyright, 1938, by Seven Arts pg sertedd that h the h requestt ffor admisal ; social leaders. The. Jewish raised on a voluntary basis. sion of the children •was not "per.Feature- Syndicate) _ heart has been touched and the are is' absolutely no other j<vay manently refused" since iiainigrarqsuit'ls, a rising tide of. genero- There for the Jewish community to col- HONOR MEMORY OF tion was one of the- topics to be 1 1 city -and mercy, which is truly re- lect funds for any purpose< except discussed at the conferences, markable. ' by appealing to i t s . members to JUSTICE CARDOZO •which are scheduled to open next The GreAt Illusion month. give Tountarily whatever they Washington (WNS)—The SuIt would be ungenerous for the think or feel they can give. Jews, not to admit that through- • Anyone who has had experi- preme Court of the United States Jerusalem, (JTA)—The Palout this tragedy the non-Jewish ence of the raising of funds by paid tribute to the late Justice estine subcommission of the ZionBenjamin N. Cardozo. Chief Jus•world has shown a profound sym- voluntary contributions knows tice Hughes, In reply to an ad- ist General Council met Tuesday pathy, good-will and willing-ness what a difficult task it is and dress hy Attorney General Hom- to reconsider the decision to parto-help such as Jews have seldom how thoroughly and completely er Cummings, called the Jurist "a ticipate in the London conferbf B th d/ at inadequate it has proved to be for mighty -warrior for his convic- ences. David Ben Gurion, bead of Been -before. Bat this -world,'.-, least the official part of it, has the accomplishment * of. any big. tions, in whose expert hands the the Jewish Agency's Palestine exacted under one great illusion constructive effort. At best volun- pen became a sword wielded with ecutive, left for London en route •which vitiated and is nullifying tary contributions can be of help devastating power." Cummings for the United States. The cenitB efforts and is bound, if per- in charitable enterprises which said that "the one passion of this tral committee of the "World Mlzsisted in, to invalidate everything seek to alleviate minor suffering gentle and retiring man" (Car- racbi Organisation adopted a resthat it is wUling to do for the or give temporary first aid. Con- dozo) was that "the courts should olution demanding that the Jewish Agency boycott the London J e w B . • • • • " . ' ; structive, permanent help on a never fail to use the law to pro- conferences on Palestine* ; This great illusion •_ is a belief big scale cannot be handled by mote justice." •which prevails-in the non-Jewish charitable-institutions and by •world, "by those septtons -which voluntary contributions. This falls The use of surnames appeared are friendly to the Jews, that the in .Jewish, life among the Arabic- Jewish Agency and of Hadassah's In the province, ..of a State. ,, Jewish-people -can raise almost r; executive board deplored the Britany'amount of money they need :'• for any'purpose. This is a strange illusion, hut it is almost universal among n on-Jews. It is shared by Hitler and Streicher as.-w.ell as hy - some of the most ardent triends of the Jews. Owing to certain historical reasons which have always associat. ed; the Jew with money, a conviction exists among most non-Jews that whatever ia true or untrue about the Jews, they certainly have money in plenty. Hitler and his gang certainly labor under this, illusion and many. true •friends of the Jews are of the same opinion. They are ready to extend sympathy to the Jews in any field, moral, political, social, but when it comes to the financial, they are genuinely convinced that the Jews need no sympathy and no help. Jews and capital somehow go hand in hand in the average non-Jewish mind.' Jews may be handicapped and even persecuted in many, ways, but in n.oney matters they are in a privileged, position. » • ; .' The Myth In the opinion of the writer of this article this illusion (which incidentally is one of the most vicious products as well as -causes of anti-Semitism) is one of the greatest handicaps in every constructive effort to solve the Jewish problem. Jewish readers need no disillusionment on this point. They know that this belief is one or, the most untrue myths-about "the Jews; that for every Jewish

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These are some of the Jewish, youth being trained to be sailors on Jewish boats as part of the 'movement to encourage the return of the Jews to the sea. jsh Government's decision, espresslng regret that London had placed political considerations over huraanitarianism. The meeting of Agency members, Zionist and non-Zionist, issued a statement espressing .themselves as 'amazed and deeply grieved" at the action. Present at the meeting •were Dr. Cyrus Adler, Mrs. Moses P. Epstein, Dr. Solomon Goldman, Cbaiin Green berg, Dr. Maurice B. Hester, Dr. Macrice J. Karp*. Louis Lipsky, Edward A. Norman, Judge -Morris Kotisenberg. Dr. Stephen S. Wise. Morris P. Waldinan, Edward M. M. Warburg and Dr. Xahun Goldmann.

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the universe wears a changed countenance. But all change is from God and is but a passing phase of the new circumstances. God's Divine Purpose fulfils itself. The great poet-dramatist of the race saw this also; "There is a Divinity that shapes our ends, rough-hew them though we may." And the earnest thinker and writer, Matthew Arnold, divined, "the Power, not ourselves, that makes for righteousness." The power behind the universe is pledged to the ultimate triumph of the good. Present facts may seem to belie this. The world may seem to be given over to evil, oppression, injustice and wrong, but the Divine alchemy of God turns even the evil into good. Joseph in Egypt understood this. He said to his brothers, "Tou meat to do me evil, God meant it for good." That is the meaning of Spencer's deep phrase, "There is a soul of good in things eviL" The universe's soul is good, for it is the Soul of God* ' •-

This point of view should give us faith in life's manifold trials and misfortunes. Particularly in this troubled time must we hold to this view of faith if we wish to be able to carry on at all; to cope with giant wickedness, to be able to conquer at last colossal wrong. Only men of faith will gird themselves for the struggle and evoke the powers that will give them victory at last. Faith will inspire fortitude and fortitude will make strong their arm and make courageous their heart. The Maccabees whom we celebrate this week are an inspiring reminder of the eternal value of faith, particularly when backed up by faithfulness. Trusting faith and heroic faithfulness are an invincible combination. Such should be our thoughts as we face the new year of nineteen hundred and thirty-nine. To God the year is neither "new" nor old, for to Him time is eternal, "before Whom a thousand years are as yesterday when it is passed, and as a watch in the night." But to man time is finite, all too finite, but filled with infinite opportunities. To man is given the divine privilege of being a "partner with God in the work of Creation." In the year nineteen hundred and thirty-nine we put forth our best creative energies so that even the wilderness of life may blossom as a rose, and the earth become a garden of sweet, human loveliness, because tilled and tended with sympathetic .;\i We Jews are about to end the celebration of a two- tenderness, with compassionate kindness, with unwavering love. —Frederick Cohn = thousand year old victory over tyranny. If we are to repeat Echis victory today we must do so with the help and co-operation * S;^ o u r n o n ' ^ e w i s ^ brethren as well as our own people. Now, âôre than ever before, is there a need for joint effort. We are T^lot alone being persecuted; nor are we alone in the battle is i ^gainst this persecution. Our Christian brothers in the demoBy DB. IHEODOBS N. an cratic countries are holding out a helping hand. Let us clasp siEsbW, Elocnt Sisî Seapls, Slonz Gty ) * in a pledge of our common brotherhood. r Israel is not the. only minority upon whom the totalitarian •jiates, as represented by Germany and Italy, are waging war. Jatholics, liberals and anybody and any group who dare op:ose them is the recipient of their wrath. 'j It is heartwarming indeed to read about the storm of pro2st which has broken against these fascist states in all sane i d freedom-loving countries. Churchmen, lay leaders, statesaen, college students, all have voiced their horror at the uncivilized behavior of Germany and now Italy. .-•1 In this country, too, we have* those who would arouse hate ;nd spread malicious lies, as witness the rabble-rouser, Cough• -in. But here we do not so easily accept creeds based on malice •"!j.nd intolerance. Our democracy is too firmly founded on the bremise that all are entitled "to life^ liberty and pursuit of haplîness." Our countrymen are too zealous of their liberty to : •' fish to jeopardize it by listening to those who would rob them _:J£ it by undermining its very foundations. ; ,it We, as Jews and as Americans, must be in the front ranks ;J*£ those who fight for the ideals of democracy and the brother•.''-.i.ood of man. Wo cannot be good Jews if we do-not; for our Religion teaches us these ideals; nor can we be good Americans *'•:$ we do not join this fight; for our country was built on prinj^jiples of democracy.

" T E E JEW IN THE MEDIEVAL WORLD." JACOB E. Great Britain is again pursuing her vaccilatinf pplicyl ren U A B C V & UHIOH . OF Lh'arding Jewish immigration to Palestine. When it comes*to a AMERICAN: E B B E E W OOITGEEGA71OI7C. 466 "" oice between ideals and practical politics it has been the rule f Britain to cling to politics. ; This volume conjblnea (scientific oT The interpretation which many observers place on Prime scholarship with excellent edllojlinister Chamberlain's offer of territory for colonization and a tori&l \rork. I t Is a talae of Jewinformation and is a valuable ;d«aven for refugees in the United Kingdom—that one of its pur- ish addition to tho literature pertainwas to divert Jewish attention from Palestine and thus ing to the history of Israel. Dr. who la professor of hisit easier for Britain to "handle" the Holy Land problem Marcus, tory at the Hebrew Union colnow been borne out. lege, may justly be proud of this and unique contribujtoj The British government has turned down the urgent re- outstanding tion to Jewish learning. >t of Palestine Jewry for admission of 10,000 refugee chilThe medieval world covers a li)! jren on the ground that any increase in immigration now"might long Span, roughly from the reign of Constantine the Great (306) j-'ov^prejudice" the London conferences on Palestine, and pointed down to the 18to century, -when ;!,'taastead to possibilities for bringing children into England. The the first rumblings of the French: Revolution began-to startle Euji:fnD,i°ven«nent also stated that the request was not turned down rope. The challenging task of 1 'noiermanently, but threw out a broad hint that if the Jews were proper selection from the vast and complicated record of centuries, ^ - o p e r a t i v e at the January conferences then there might be in- the author discharges with unusual discernment. The reader jpy-jreased refugee immigration subsequently. experiences a peculiar emotion at *m Britain, fears that acceding to Palestine Jewry's request being almost a witness to Jewish lit "prejudice" the conference on the Arab side; its rejec- history in the making, a very participant. And, he deeply appret i o n of the request bids fair to prejudice the negotiations from ciates the three salient character1 istics of this record, to which Dr. *"*-" Jewish side. Emanuel Gamoran. the educationHowever as England announces that it might later con- al director of the Union of Amera loan to finance refugee colonization projects and as the ican Hebrew Congregations, calls attention, in his introduction, ;a« of Baldwin Fund for Refugees collects more than $3,000,. namely, the extent of Jewish Buf-ni500 within a few weeks it must be borne in mind that London fering; the comfort and strength the Jew derived from the inner refj thinking of several things in addition to the plight of the life of the Ghetto; and the cultivation of learning and the love of ci iQt}crman Jews. Among these things is: First, the attempt to learning tor its own sake. itb foihow the United States that Britain is not as heartless as might Marcus divides hia enormte: thgave appeared from her conduct at Munich, and, secondly, the ousDr. material into three parts. The tte W; terecessity of diverting some attention and pressure from Pales- first division, "The state snd the Jew," Is a catalogue of the oppresnaf< n . This despite the fact that Palestine is the only country in sion and the injustice tha Jew world which says of the refugees /'Send them. We want suffered under secular rulers, believed that Christianity re'Jiem." . r-\ who quired the extermination or, at least, the degradation, of the Jew. State discrimination against Jews began with Constantine the Great, the first Christian emperor^ With ! monotonous regularity, his succestsora confirmed and added to the jscr! By Babbi Frederick Oohn harsh laws of hla reign, and in jZio jVinteen Hundred and thirty-eight is drawing rapidly to a this they were encouraged by fanatical clerics. . Whea Julian the e. Soon it will be nineteen hundred and thirty-nine. What Apostate annulled the antl-Jewlsh the meaning of the swift succession of the years? Have they decrees of his predecessors, the .jny meaning? They make up "History"; but has history any clergy severely denounced him. Interesting, especially to Amer'Significance? Is it not all as Shakespeare expressed it, "a tale ican Jews, is the record of Peter Stuyvesant'B; unsuccessful effort !old by an idiot; sound and fury signifying nothing"? to expel the Jews from. New - Only the extremist pessimism would take the latter view. Amsterdam in 1645. Also note* ouj,he optimists of the race have taken a more hopeful view. Par- worthy ia the fact that as late as 1762 Rhode Island denied citizent i c u l a r l y the religionists, those who like Spinoza, have viewed ehip to Aaron Lopes because he ^ ! £ e and its happenings 'sub specie eteraitatis'; from the view- was a Jew, and that one of the leading figures of that day, Ezra ajioint of the eternal; or, aa religion expresses it, the Eternal. Stiles, approved this discrimina\U that happens in time, happens in eternity. Time is a part of tion. relationship of the etate to ' (tcrnity and the Eternal presides over all temporal happen- theThe Jew was -exceedingly unstable, f 133. The profouiideat minda have ever believed in a Divine Pro- alternating from toleration to exBecausa of thair religion, vidence presiding over, ruling vand regulating the affairs of pulsion. the Jews could not become citizens. Instead they enjoyed the "protection" of the princes As Rabbi Tarphon espreased it, "All is watched and the special —-invariably rapacious and na. Universe is judged in goodness." An all-powerful, infinitely principled — in whose domains they were domiciled. The benevo<dse and just Qbd rules and controls the affairs of men and the lence of their masters was a mat• <4vcnt3 of the universe. Science and philosophy have come to ter of pur© expediency. Under "proper" provocation it easily beJ 2 I I this, "Evolution." Herbert Spencer, the high-priest of Evo- came transformed Into violent ''atioa, wrote in his autobiography, "We are ever in the pre- and esploslva anger, which found only in tho expulsion ;r,ce of an Infinite and Eternal Energy from which all things appeasement of th© Jews, and in tha confisca; >v >: vGceed." • \- '•..\'"'o".v - " ' .' • •' • ••••• - • • tion of tnelr property. Tfco .8 0 c 0 n d division, "The j j Events fall from the hand of. God as snow flakes: from the Church and tho Jew," chronicles !y in winter. He who made the snow, made and makes history, the bitter persecutions the Jewe suffered directly at the hands o£ Hie fiakes may melt/into the ground but their effect ia seen in tha Roman Catholic church, which lie increased moisture' and the renewed growth. Life renews though eager to convert the Jew not dare destroy him, since nd revivifies itself every moment. The old passes into the new did £© constituted "proof" of the .

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From Dec. 34—Dec. 29 SATURDAY, DEC. 34 Beth-El Chanukah Party: 10 a. m.. Auditorium, Jewish Community Center. SUNDAY. DEC. 35 Noar Society: 2 p. m., Room E, Jewish Community Center. Young Judea Meeting: 2 p. m., Club Room, Jewish Community truth of Christianity. It is a black Center. A. Z. A. Junior Chapter: 3 p. record, only occasionally relieved by a kind pope who offered pro- m., K & L, Jewish Community tection or a moderate decree.' In Center. its early days, the church was ani- Omaha Hebrew Club: 3 p. m., mated by one strong desire, to Lodge Room, Jewish Community create a deep and unabrldgeable Center. chasm between the new religion Girl Scouts Meeting: 3 p. m., and the. old. The date of Easter Jewish Community Center. was changed as early as 325, by Chanukah Program: 3 p. m., the Council of Nicea because "it Auditorium, Jewish Community appeared an unworthy thing that Center. in the observations of this most MONDAY, DEC. S3 holy feast we should observe the Hazomlr Choral Society: 8 p. practice of the Jews." This pride m., K & L, Jew£sh Community and arrogance reinforced by the Center. ambition to break all contacts be- TUESDAY, DEC. ST tween the Jew and the Christian, Council of Jewish Cultural led to such humiliating and op- Class: 1 p. m., G & H, Jewish pressive legislation as the yellow Community Center. badge, the institution of the GhetCouncil ot Jewish "Women to, and a host of other laws de- Luncheon: 1 p. m., Lodge Room, signed not .only to differentiate, Jewish Community Center. but to degrade, to do-humanlzo Workman's Loan Association: th© Jew. The decrees concerning 8 p. m., C & D, Jewish Communithe Jews of the more important ty Centerl popes such as Gregory the Great WEDNESDAY, DEC. 39 (590-604), Innocent Third (1198Senior Hadassah: 2 p. m., 1216), established the fundamental attitude of the church. The Lodge Room, Jewish Community tribulations the Jews suffered in Center. Cooking Class: 6 p. in.. Third connection -with the Crusades, the pogroms occasioned by atrocious Floor Kitchen, Jewish. Community falsehoods such as the desecration Center. Record Concert Series: 8 p. m., of the host, poisoning the wells, using Christian blood, insulting Club Room, Jewish Community Jesus, etc., are described in these Center. original sources in simple but THURSDAY, DEC. 2S> Junior Hadassah: 8 p. m., C & vivid and moving languages. The role the church played in the de- D, Jewish. Community Center. Boy Scouts: S P. m., Lodge gradation of Israel during the Middle Ages is a shameful, In- Room, Jewish Community Center. human role, and constitutes a perpetual taunt and rebuke to Its lofty Pretensions, and a stupendous denial of its founder. i The third division Is the largest, and the most important. Under the general title of "Jewry and the Individual Jew" the author deals with (a) Jewish self government; (b) Jewish Sects; Mystics and Messiahs; (c) Jewish Notables; (d) The Inner Life of the Jew. This .section is BO rich and so Inspiring In parts that it would be foolhardy to touch upon any specific theme. Jewish life during these centuries of darkness and oppression In Germany, Poland, Lithuania, etc., becomes a heroic adventure. Interesting in the extreme is the manner in which tho Jewish, authorities under the leadership of the rabbis looked after the grave and battling problems that confronted Jewish communities and Individual Jews. Matters affecting Judaism, Questions of self defense, of charityr of ransoming captives—currently again become a feature of Jewish life because of the Nazi regime—and a host of other problems were administered with efficiency and understanding. This is a heroic and incredible record of the bravery and perseverance of a small people against the mightiest opposition of sword aad pen. What secret strength sustained these ordinary mortals? The answer will be found in this excerpt from a Hebrew account by Solomon Bar Samson, in 1140, describing the savage destruction of the entire Jewish community of Mayence by a howling bloodthirsty mob of Crusaders. "One to another they said: Let ns be Strong and let us bear the yoke of the holy Ireligion; for only in this world can the enemy kill us —and the easiest of the four deaths is by the sword. But we, our souls la Paradise, shall continue to live eternally. in the great, shining reflection of divine glory." (Page 116). Only such faith could have made weak flesb prefer cruel death, and the murder of one's own children, to baptism. Jewry ia experiencing today oae

ICQQCW Tel Aviv ("SVNS-Palcor Agency) —Because Arab papers have refused to publish statements opposing the policies of the exiled Mufti, the elders of the Arab villiage of Beit Safafa today came to the offices of the Hebrew dally, Davar, in this city to express on behalf of the Mukfctars of their village the fullest support of the memorandum recently submitted to the high coiniaiEsioner for transmission to the colonial secretary by Fakhrf Bey Nashashibi in which the terroristic leadership of the Mufti was vigorously denounced. Asked why tiiey were giving such a statement to a Hebrew •newspaper instead of to an Arabic daily, the elders replied that papers refuse to publish statements which condemn the Mufti's activities because the editors, some of Whom have fled abroad, fear reprisals by terrorists. of the greatest tragedies in its long history. Though the physical suffering Is fierce, the spiritual is even more BO. Death aad Travail are terrible, but -when endured in the natse of an ideal, they can be and are sublimated. For their Jewish convictions our forefathers went to death almost with, an ecstatic joy. , Today, the Jew finds it difficult to enfiure his lot, because »he has become practically indistinguishable from the non-Jew. Judaism has ceased to inspire, acd the ancient ideals have lost their power. This Is the tragedy of the modern Jew, and it will grow raore intolerable as our so-Tovrs deepen. Salvation 13es ia a fresh, loyalty to our heritage. The Jev^ ia the middle ages had faith in God and an undying love for bis people Israel. We lack both. With, all our compassion for the Medieval Jew, we must not forget that ha was spiritually more fortunate than.we — Jews without faith—are.

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AT HOME HOKOBS B&IDE-TO-BE Rabbi and Mrs. David A. GoldMrs. H. Mirowitz will entertain stein will be at home to members 40 guests a t a luncheon at the of the congregation and to friends Rome hotel Wednesday, December Sunday, December 25, -which is 28, in honor ot her daughter, the eighnt day of Hannnkah, from Irene, a bride-to-be. Friends from 3 until 6 o'clock. Sioux City and Des Moines will Receiving with Rabbi and Mrs. also attend. Goldstein will be Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mirowitz has set Sunday, Aaron Edgar, Mr. and Mrs. David February 26, as the date of her Greenberg. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. wedding which, will take place- in •Wohlner. Des Moines. Assistants will be the Mesdames X Krasne, B. A. Simon, J. H. GOES TO CAUFORKXA Knlakofsky, David Sherman, Mrs. J. Linsman is leaving for - l a k e Blank, J . J. Greenberg, Mor- Los Angeles to Bpend the winter ris Katleman, Abe Venger, I. C. with her daughter, Anne. Levin, Arthur Conn, Meyer Beber, David Conn, I . "V7. Rosen- GIRL SCOUTS blatt, A. D. Frank and M. M. The Girl Scouts will meet on Monday, December 26, at the JewBarish. ish Community Center ' at 2 o'clock. All members are urged to OFEJTHOTJSE Dr. and Mrs. Meyer Beber will attend. have open house on New Tear's day for their friends In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rubenstefo of Denver, Colo. Mrs. Rubenstein is the former Ruth Schayer of DenThe regular meeting of the Council of Jewish Women will They will be a t home in the aft- be held Tuesday, December 27, inernoon and evening. No cards are stead of the last Monday of the being sent. month because of the legal holiday. Program for the day will be VACATIONS HERE the annual open board meeting Thelma Gaspar, daughter of preceded by a one o'clock lunchMr. and Mrs. George Gaspar, will eon at the Jewish. Community spend her holiday vacation at enter. Members urged to tome. She is a senior at the East- make- reservations are and are invltn a n School of Music at Rochest- d to bring a friend. er, New York.

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Kerr Hitler has relented in his ; now under -way, and by the obser- ! drive on "non-Aryans" . . , j vance of the 5 0th anniversary ox j I the establishment of Jerusalem | NUDITY NOTE: A southern '.Lodge No. ST6, the mother lodge) Anglo-Jewish weekly put this'j fn the'East of the ?5-year til? or-I headline on the story of -an &P-j gaxizatlon, according to von? "re-j peal that Father Coughlin be us- j ceived here this -reek eX B'ne.i \ frocked: "Suggests He Be Vis- B'rith headquarters from Simba. j

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Members of Junior Council are planning a "chummy" supper to be given ,at the Rome Hotel Mort Soref and Sam Ruderman. Tuesday, December 27th. Reservations may be made by "The Survival of the Jew calling Sylvia Weiner, chairman the World Today,", Hadassah Asbel, Max Givot, Louis Kohl, Irv of the committee. Assisting her group under the leadership Stein. are Hose Kaplan, Evelyn Abrams, Mrs. A. D. Frank, general chair- Study Mrs. David A. Goldstein, will Adelaide Goldman, Belle Green man of the Beth-El Rigadoo, an- of Phil.Friedman, H. White, Irvat 1:15 p, m. Tuesday, Deand Bess Gold ware. . ... . nounces that this year's affair was meet cember 27, at the Jewish ComNew members are also invited an outstanding success, and ex-munity Center. Mrs. J. S. Kahn is to attend. pressed her thanks to the commitAll members who are A Style show is to be held at tees and to all those who attend- chairman. interested are asked to attend." •he dinner. ed. ,. YOUR FORTUNE Though a complete tabulation One hundred and twenty-thrfie CEMETERY SOCIETY has not yet been made Mrs. Frank new members joined Hadassah, RIAD estimates that the proceeda will announced membershsip chairOsriag -Icsieheea cr Cicser j The regular meeting of the exceed those of previous years. man, Mrs. Max Cohn. They are, isncfcecBS, 3Sc to S3c Pleasant Hill Cemetery Society Mesdames: Afternoon Tee, 2Sc (2-5 Oslyt will be held Tuesday, December Reuben Clyman, Harry Marks, Comptrtc Eveolns Dinner! Drarpa Unit 27, at the B'nai Jacob Synagogue, Alfred Frank, Sam Boster, A. C. s P. M. to s p. si.—sa« 24th and Nicholas, at 2:30. There David Farman, Hime O?E?J -SUKSAYS will be a board meeting at 2:00. The Jewish Drama .Unit of Fellman, Gersteln, J. Kelin, Leon Fellman, f ' Omaha held a meeting^ Wednes- W. A. Rosenberg, Morris Shapiro, day, December 14, at the home Sam Zlotky, Wra. Racussin, Herof Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kenyon. Kully, John Weinstein, GerA report was given on the man Gross, Sam Weinberg, Jack ticket selling for the sterling sil- ald ver candle holders drawing. Mrs. Brockman, Louis Paperny, BernBy Mrs. David BI. Newman J. J. Brown of Council Bluffs and Mr. Panl Nerenberg are leading In the ticket sales. Dill Tempters Cot a slice from one end of each dill pickle. Remove the center of each with an apple corer.- Let stand on end on a cloth to drain aa much as possible. Fill cavity with softened pimiento cheese and. pack firmly. 3bill one hour and slice in one-half inch slices to serve. i

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A Chanukah banquet was held TS PITTSBURGH at the Adass Test urea synagogue Miss Phyllis Green is visiting Mrs. Irving Freedman Tuesday evening, December 20, to her brother-in-law and sister. Dr. The last dance of the school Rabbi N. Feldnian. Present and Mrs. "William A. Perer, in holiday season will be the "WinAt a beautiful candle light cere- square neckline. Her coloaia' honor at the dinner were 125 members Pittsburgh, Penna. er Whirl" which the Temple Is- mony performed at the Jewish bouquet was of pink and Ameri- and friends of the -congregation. rael college group is sponsoring lommunity Center Sunday, De- can beauty carnations. Feldraan spoke about the Wednesday, December 28, in thecember 18, in the presence of rel- The bridesmaids, Zelda White in Rabbi significance of Chanuvestry rooms of the Temple. atives, Miss Ruth White, daugh- pink taffetta, and Edna Bell of historical kah. Bob Knapp's orchestra will play ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph White, Kansas City in deep rose satin Members of the committee 5n • Milt Saylan was elected Aleph for the affair. A cash prize will became the bride of Irving FreedGodol a t a special meeting held be awarded at the dance. At mid- man, son of Rabbi and Mrs. S. J. carried colonial bouquets ot car- charge o* the banquet- were Sunday at the Jewish Community night refreshments will be served. Freedman of Newark, New Jersey. nations. Miss White's in shades of Messrs. J. Shukert, S. Fel&man. rose and copper and Miss Bell's Mas Kirshenbaum, H. Albert, M. Center. Other officers for the Tickets may be obtained from Rabbi Milton Kopstein, assisted Dolgoff, J. KirBhenbaum, J. Ban, coming term are as follows: Ben Warren Ackerman, c h a i r m a n , by Cantor A. Sehwaczkin, per- in American beauty. Kutler, Aleph Sgan; Abe ResnicK, Barney Miiler, co-chairman, or formed the marriage under a canIrvin White, brother of the and committee chairman, Bon Aleph Mazkir; Roland Lewis, members of the group. opy of ferns and white pompoms. bride, served as best taan. Ushers Lindenbauci. Aleph Gisbor; Milton Guss, Aleph Rabbi Freedman, read a blessing. were the Messrs. Sara, Bernard, Sopher; Leonard Lewis, AleDh The platform upon which the and Herbert White. Shotare Godol; Yale Richards, i. Z. A. 1 Little Miss Syvia Joy Krasae ceremony was performed w a s Aleph Shotare Kotone; and Frank flanked by two seven-branched of Fremont was flower girl and Holtz, the handwriting espert ] ^e55 Pirsch, Aleph Kohen Godol. Irving Nogg was re-elected candelebra holding white tapers. Jerome Weinberg of Chicago was trho once read the Duke of Wine- z e r c A send-off smoker was held Aleph Godol of the mother chap- Palms formed the background. ring-bearer. sor's script, says Slussolicrs '• Thursday night at the home of ter at the last regular meeting The bride wore the wedding Miss Harriet Bernstein sang scraw] reveals him-to be a great- ! -^ Aleph Godol Paul Sacks in honor held at the Jewish community gown worn by her sister, Mrs. several selections prior to the er'.tiaii ;ihia.B."£lcrr JLdolf... Ti'hich > of the participants leaving for center Sunday. Nogg has served Morris Bell of Kansas City, at her ceremony. She was accompanied may bsf keEln-g Kltlfr's taluiiaiice ,' ; the. Regional Convention at as secretary a year and was elect- wedding recently. I t was made by Ernest Priesraan pianist, and Sioux City. Fifty Alephs and tened Aleph Godol last June. on semi-princess style, of white Theodore Kowalsky. -violinist. Tunic;-a '. 7 . Nathan"Strsizs. Vrdi- j ; prospective members attended. Other officers are Aleph Sgan, satin, with leg-of-mutton sleeves After the ceremony there was a ed States Housing Adsarilst-ator, ,' Leonard Lewis, Milton Guss, Stanley Turkel; Aleph Gisbor, and a long gleaming train. The dinner for all the guests. Rabbi likes to-<pl.Ey" 'afotad - with a can-' and George Shafer will represent Dave Weiner; Aleph Shotars Go- veil was edged in lace and formed Freedman, father of the groom, did cante-ra . . . Spending -odsi 130-; the- chapter at the convention dol, Haskel Cohen; Aleph Shotare a long train. She carried a bou- gave a short talk and blessed the SUBWAY WISDOM: Overheard tournament in debate. Abe Res- Kotore, Bob Bramson; Aleph Sop- quet of calla lilies. couple. Mr. White, father of the in the Bronx Express, the follow- raents, " according to Ken, it | nick, last year's first place win- her, Alvin Hertzberg; and Aleph shooting angle shots of housing Miss Lee White, her sister's bride also spoke. The many telener in the Regional Convention, Kohen Godol, Haskell Lazere. maid of honor, wore aqua taffeta grams of congratulations were ing conversation between two fe- projects and famous colleagues' cC : male strap-hangers: "Chamber- his . . V If the L/aFollette ClrZ '• and-finalist in the District ora- These officers will serve for themade with a shirred bodice and read. lain's certainly net TIP about the Liberties Coinriiittee.ever gets next six months along with Leo tory contest^will try to repeat. The basketball team will be Sherman, who was elected secre-. Nazis not wanting to go to his < i c n d s > t i p s Ken, it will really t x - ', : hard Wolff, Ed Greeaberg, I. Hos- dinner." . . . "Maybe they just composed of Ben Kutler, Jack Ep- t a rjj :: fbr -a on© -year term at the something c o v e r somethisg o£ the s n l l covitz, Jack Reznick, Sam Fickle, don't like En-grlish food." l t i h l d in i JJune. stein, Manual Himelstein, Nor- election-held Semitic shenanigans that vrert ( Phil Blumberg, M o r t o n Come to think "of it, p'raps that's on during the last election in enci . man Kukliri. Irving Forbes, Har- "£l £l oorris Arbitman was named ry Fox, and Roland Lewis. Harold "ihe outsanding aleph of the —Henrietta Szold's 7Sth birthday Fnedlander, Arthur Goldstein,. w n E V s w r 0 2 g w i t 2 chamberlaia's widespread spots ES TSET Tort:. < Zellnsky, past Aleph Godol of the year" at a smoker, held Sunday at" "will be celebrated by the Omaha M a x C a n a r , J i n t o n R e s n i c t , H . A . - a p p e a s e m e n t " p o l i c y . . . T h e Jlincesota and Kansas . . . . chapter,- is Aleph Godol of the the home of Herb Meiches, in cel- Chapter of Hadassah during the R e s m c k , M a x K e s n i c k , Tv m . J o f f e , p e a s i n t n e p o U c y p r O b a b l y a r e n ' t Cornbelt Fusion and will preside ebration of Chanukah. A key was regular meeting which will be Sam Epstein, A. Ginsberg, Jack Iresh enough to suit Herr Hitler's i BORDER VICTIMS at the meeting o r delegates. presented him on behalf of Ben held 2 p. m. Wednesday, Decem- Melcher, Sam Raffel, Manning vegeterian. tastes . . . Barkln. Arbitman has served as ber 28th, at the Jewish Commu- Handler, A. Saxe, Phil Schwartz, STILL SUFFERER" G secretary, Chaplain, and president nity Center. A hoard meeting will A. Venger, Paul Ka.tzm2.r1, David FINANCIAL ^OTE: A group Eentschen, Poland (Tv'N£) — C. Platt, Lazere Kaplan. It. F. Silbe held at 1. of the chapter, was delegate to the of Fascists has been trying to cap- More than 6 00 of the 5,0 00 refv- : There will be an impressive bar, H. Wohlner, Al Bright. Bar Mitsvah convention held in ture control of Ken, the anti- gees, forced across- the GerziE.z The first social meeting of th New York in 1937 and was the ceremony to cut the birthday cake. Harry Steinzig, Joe Hertzberg, Wita amazingly frontier during the PoliBi-Gfr- j Goldie Meyerson club was held delegate to the District No. 6 con- This Trill be performed by the past Jake Wine, Milton Abrahams, Fascist mag man cispcte ever passport rc Tuesday, December 13, at the vention held in Des Moines last presidents of the Omaha Chapter Richard Einstein, Chas. ScMm- little success . . . Jations, •were reported ill of home of Mrs. Henry Leibovid March. Selection was made by the of Hadassah, Mesdamea Joseph mel, Al Lew, E. Meyers, Max MUSICAL XOTE: A noted There was a general discussion o advisory Rosenberg, Julius Stein, M. F. Bernstein, Morris X,evey, Gladvs board of the chapter, Pioneer Women's activities fo Art r Grossman, Harvey Leon, Erv Levenson, Julius Abrahamson, Joe Perlick, Bernard Fink, Sidney "non-Aryan" composer -who spent the coming season. Refreshments Wezelman and Adolph Mayer. Ls.rg-e Rooss fcr Rest Goldware and Mrs. Irwin C. Lev- Feldman, David Crounse, Dave time in a Nazi concentration can were Berved. j Lee White, Keve Kirshenbaum in. Tea will be served by the so- Miller, J. Hyman, L. Wohlner. A. has reasoa to believe in the truth i Well furnished!, near carof the old adage that "music The next meeting will, take place Milton Cackin and Jerry Gross- cial committee. JI. Green, Leonard Herman, Win. at the home of Mrs. Julius Horn- man were initiated at the smoker reascss&bl®. Mrs. Phineas Wintroub, pro- Diamond, Rose Grodinsky, Morris hath charias stein, il619 Maple St., Tuesday, Leo Sherman has been chosen gram chairman, will present a Pessen, Sarah Slobodicsky, H. age beast" . After his release, i l S I S No. Slfit St. December 27. All members are in- o represent the chapter in the or- portrayal of Henrietta Szold. The Silvertnan, Max Simon, San Baa, the composer, Emery Kalaan, a I vited to attend. Sam Lagman, Abe Ferer, Lester sketch will be given by Mesdames atorical contest to be held at the Hungarian subject, sought to esiiSioux City Convention this week Charles Ross, Louis Alberts, 'Mike Meyer, Meyer Beber, L. Kavitch, Simon TThitebook, sanrnel NathFreeman, Irvin H. Stein, Aaron nd. Justin Prlesnian and Harry Joodbinder will comprise the debate team. The basketball team ncludes Morris Adler, Leo Sherman, Dave Weiner, Herb Meiches,

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COUBT OF THE PAC1FICA—Preparing to open next spring, the 1939 Golden Gate Exposition nears, •completion. This aerial view shows the Court of the Pacinca, with the giant statue of the mythical Queen in center. Adjoining rooftops are of exhibition palaces. The buildings are on the man-made Treasure Island, in the midst of San Francisco bay. EMBARGO ON FASCIST IDEALS — Secretary,of State Cordell Hull, giving one of the keynote 'speeches at*the Pan-American conference in Lima, Peru, declared an embargo on totalitarian theories, in tehalf of the Western Hemisphere. His assertions were In accord with those .of Jose Maria .Cantilo, Argentine Foreign Minister. Above, Mr, Hull at the microphones.

MANUFACTCKEES' PKESSDENT—New president of the National Association of Manufacturers, elected at the recent congress In. New York, is Howard Coonley, right, chairman of the Walworth Company, Inc., of New York City. Above, he is greeted by the retiring president, Charles R. Hook, president of the American Boiling Mill Company, of Middletown. Ohio.

CEtiSE — Cunard-White Star Line's one-time ocean queen, the Eereagaria, leaves Southampton, England, under the guidance of a fleet of tugs, for Jarrow. where she will be scrapped.

SING OF THE REBELS—Decree adopted by the Spanish Insurgent council of ministers grants "all rights" to former King Alfonso. This is seen as the first step to restore the Bourbon monarchy in Spain, backed by General Francisco Franco, and th» possibility of raising Don Juan, Alfonso's third son, to the throne. Alfonso and. Juan are shown above. , —

CROOK'S BECOED—One phase of the life of "Frank Donald Cdster."" president of McKesson & Bobbins drug company, who '•"climaxed his amazing career by committing suicide, after his arrest at Fairfield. Conn., is shown here. This-is the identification card of Philip Musica — Coster's right name — when he was • prisoner in Elmlra Reformatory, N. Y., on a bribery conviction.

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WEDDING IN FEBKCA&Y—Rumors that her marriage plans h a d : been indefinitely postponed were effectively quashed by Kay Francis, screen star, when she permitted this picture to be taken to Hollywood, showing her with her fiance, Baron Eric Raven, Barnekow. Miss Francis, recently returned from a South American vacation, said they would lie married in February.

FIGHTS "EM—Victoriano ds la • Serna of Spain, champion bull fighter, about to board an air clipper at Miami, Fla., for Liraa, Peru,-where1 the Pan-Americas conference is in session. He espected'to e:&ibit Ws process beStore Lima audiences.

-5EA3SE HCSB&KS IN C«-TK1jO'Vv*~PoI:ice in Saa Jose, Oal.. Investigated a report thai Lillian Cl vers, IB. of Mcdesto, left, smd Evelyn Hopping, 18, of San Jose, were living happily with Larry ' Burfee, who had married both. Officers arrested Burke, charging bigamy. Somewhere is Wife No. I from whom Baike "fcainlss, Siaps," he.never obtained.a 6ivorce> ._-— ~ ~ ""

THE JEWISH PEESS—FSIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1SSS

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There once lived in Eretz YisToel two brothers. The elder, Jabez, was a master weaver, and knew "how to mate the most wonflermi rugs, ane all the wealthy people came to buy from him. So he very quickly gTe-w rich. He built a lovely house, and hired skillful workers to help him. But •with his riches came hardness of heart and unwillingness to help others, that made him very unpopular with everybody; beggars -would run past his door in fear, knowing he was far more likely tpi throw Btones at them than to give them food. But his brother, Simcha, was Just the opposite. He was not Very clever at .anything, he could only work hard and steadily at his job of stone-cutting. He did not earn much money, but he had . a1 very loving, good-natured wife, and three children with red cheeks and bright eyes, and so he was on the whole very happy, and when, he had not enough bread for the whole family, he went Without it himself and thanked God that he had three children to feed!

to Jabez. So he mads up his mind what to do. Meanwhile, Jabez had kept his eyas wide open for every beggar who passed, for he was determined not to miss the angel, and the people of the city were amazed at the sudden change in him. His doors were no longer barred, but flnng wide open Jfor all to enter and eat and rest; lie fairly groaned to see the amount of food that disappeared down the hungry throats of the beggars, but he dared not turn anyone away. And so "he sat in his room and bit his nails and tried to Bmile.

,:'. Elijah Conies . ;Now it happened one day that t i e angel Elijah" was wandering in the city disguised as' a poor beggar, for he wanted to see how much real kindness, and friendliness the people of Jerusalem bad. As he walked along the street w/Here the two brothers lived, he began to feel tired, and thirsty, for the road was hot under .the sun and the cobblestones hurt his feet. Sb be-stopped at the handsome barred doors of Jabez's house, and •knocked. '

This went on for about a week, until at last his troubles were rewarded; the beggar whom he had driven away returned! How they ran to greet him! ' How they washed his feet! What luxuries they set before him, what a soft, silken couch they offered him, and secretly they sent servants to chase out all the other beggars, because now. they were sure they had the right one. His Blessing Elijah finished his meal comfortably, wiped his lips and arose. The eyes of Jabez and his wife were fired on him, glittering with greed and anxiety. "May there be such a blessing on the next thing you do," said Elijah, "that you shall do it forever!" In their wild joy, Jabez and his wife did not notice the difference in the wording of the blessing, and as soon as Elijah disappeared, she exclaimed: "Come, Jabez, let us count our gold till we are the richest people in the world!. But first we must send out' the servants and lock our doors and bar all our windows so that • no ony may come and steal." And so so they, flew about lock-

' ' S o u r old Jabez showed t i s head out of an upper window. One of his- weavers had just happened to spoil a valuable rug by wearing '< in-blue where he. should have used yeltbw, and "you" can be sure Jabez j was in a mighty bad temper. He looked out, hoping to see a new customer at his door, but when he Berlin (WNS)—Admitting that saw only a beggar he was furious. With his black eyes snapping with no definite agreement had been spite he turned and grabbed a reached, an official -German statebasin of water which had just ment, commenting on Dr.' Hjalmar been brought to wash his hands Schacht's visit to London said and flung it straight down so that that the ideas had developed on Jewish emigration it broke on the poor man's head. facilitating Jabez Is Scolded : "What was his amazement when the beggar, .seemingly not noticing that he had been hit. walked calmly on while the basin lay smashed to pieces on the wet stones. Jabez hung out of the window with staring eyes, nntil his wife came by, dragged him in,-and like the shrew she was, began, scolding Mm for breaking the basin. Meanwhile Elijah walked on, angry and sore at heart, and determined to punish Jabez. But hs grew so thirsty that when ho reached- the clumsy, dark little wooden house where Simcha lived, he . stopped,- and, peeping in, began to ask for a little water. But before the words were fairly out of his mouth, Simcha was eagerly drawing him in, -his eyes sparkling in hi3 thin dark face and his month all smiling. His Welcome "Dear brother, come in, come in!" he exclaimed. "Here is water to drink, and I will wash your feet, and my wife -will serve you some good black bread and thick, luscions dates!" Elijah was so delighted that all the anger went out of his heart. He stepped In,' and was given food and water, and his poor tired feet were gently bathed. When he had eaten and drunk and rested in peace, he exclaimed, "Now may God reward you, Simcha! The first thing yon desire to do shall be blessed, and you shall go on doing it until you yourself cry out •enough'!" And Elijah . disappearecL "Kivkah, Hivkah." called Simcha in surprise, "do you see, the man has disappeared." "Of_course,I see!" laughed. Rivhah, his wife. "He is surely an angel and has given us a gift. Now the first thing we onght to do is to count money so that we may be Tich." ~ "Yes, yes, but we have no money to count! I spent our last coin for dates and bread." To Jabez "Then run and borrow from Jabez, your brother. He will surely lend it if you tell him why. And remember to say nothing raust count as a wish until you ask it, or you will lose the gift" Simcha did exactly as he was told. Jabez at first refused the gold indignantly, and scolded his brother for his impudence in asking, but when he heard what it was for, he was only too glad to do it. on condition that Simcha . would pray to the angel to come

again and: give Jabez another - chance. Good Simcha gladly promised, for he really wanted his brother to have the same good luck. He

took the gold piece home, set it on.the table and began: "May I continue this action until I cry enough. One, two, three," and Io," there were already three bright gold pieces! " 'Four, five, six* seven'—" and on and on till a great pile of shining coins lay before him! And because he was a mild and moderate man, he decided he had enough; ho divided the money into four piles; three he put away for his children's future, and the biggest one he reserved for present use. Then ho began to pray for Jabez. Elijah Is Delighted Now Elijah was delighted .with Sinieha's actions and he wished to grant his prayer, hut he certainly did not wish to give any blessing

ing and barring doors and windows till every one was shut. When the whole house was completely locked they tried to go to the treasure box to count money, but behold, they could not take their hands" away from the locks and bars! They could do nothing but open and shut the locks and push the bars in and out! Their Tragedy Next day Simcha hurried over to rejoice with them for he had seen Elijah enter their house. What was his amazement to find the doors all locked, and to see the forms of Jabez and his wife, half dead with weariness,' standing at the windows opening and shutting the bars repeatedly! "Are you crazy, good brother?" He managed to cry out at last. Jabez, with many tears and real shame, told him the whole sad story, and swore that if God would only release him, he would be a blessing to all beggars so that his name would be- remembered in the land. Simeha was full of sympathy and at once began to pray to God to release his poor brother. Hour after hour he prayed, and would not stop, until the heart of Elijah was softened. The curse was taken oft from Jabez and his wife, and they were free! 'stiff and weary, the climbed down, rubbed themselves, hugged Simcha and ran to open their doors wide for all the poor and needy to enter. And they continued in their goodness until they died, and the names of the two pious brothers, Jabez and Simcha, became a proverb in the land, BO that people blessed their children, saying, "May you be' as rich and as charitable as Jabez and Simcha!" The Jewish Child.

eref of stellar aspirant for hear, 5s t t e pifiochle pa-ire- or more, a Kcv Vr~u fey the tier : r; .'; • | time bo£-D"irr - r r Berlin (Havas)—- The German GAB overument put Into effect Tuesprt-iest aro-ssedrfs Americafcrt!" s ths screen 1~ i ' i day a drastic decree barring Jews Ia Enxftpe taey cay that the resort that the LiacbergbB woe! from the central quarters of Ber- MttMcli pact altaost eest Kert spenc tbe winter in .Berlin didfc" ABOUT PI""''" T lin and prepared to put into effect • & with tbeir! This have a'aythi": out on his ear another order on Dec 31 depriving Jews of the right to drive automobiles. Tee police decree witdrawing all automobile drivers' permits issued to German Jews was signed by Helnrich Himraler, chief of all German police, and was intended as further punishment of the Jews, who already have been fined $400,000,000 for the murder by a Polish Jewish youth of Ernst voia Rath, third secretary of the Gerrsaa Embassy in Paris. The order said: "The cowardly assassination committed by the Jew • Grj-asspaa against the whole Gennas people reveals the Jews as lackiag sufficient guaranties for possession for operation of automobiles."

because t i e Germans proved so j decision to live ia Paris the mx-! enthusiastic at the thought of j son. of course ... Then-there's :

peaea that Hitler • was convinced ; rumor that the, recall el Ainbassthefe wss something -wrong withjedor Wjls-on ."rom- HeriiTi was due! hia propaganda machine . . . It I to the fact i hat-it was at a din- !\Xhcxu" . . I wasn't until he got the idea o£ jE e r ^a pare that Lindbergh re- triet} io ci the November pogrom that Gos!>j (e !ved hi a Nazi medal . . . We ceI'or Cari Vn bels was restored to his hepe that Kerr Kitier and. Sigfior of FrnuV:iii • graces . . . Julius Streicher is now Mussoliai will enjoy tbe Cli"i---t- exiled GPST • to stop Germans from mas jrift sect them Ly a . New . lend thct I e oa the grounds that to- York manufacturer—the riiv' yui<-\ bacco is a poisc-n with -which the lor gaiae "i.0Te" . . . If your ia<.<-' Jews ars trying to undermine the orite Sunday paper carries pic- ilia^^£.tI;? \ ' . i Aryan stamina . . . Does he be-tcres BherSng the hapjy, carefree''- • • "«'•'• ' ~:r lleve teat the American Indians iSE e ? - : v.'. I- ! i really are the Tea. Lost Tribes? Eight life of Vienca, write 'the « S - | ^ ^ ' itor he ought to be &shaxae£ c ' i •" . .. Aad in that case, what about j:" th® swastika, a a ancient Indian himse!t for fallicg fo? propagracrla , T j trtbllicn li I t rictwres EtEged and symbol? I . . Actually, however, ijJi i(UK t h e anti-tobacco campaign is by Herr Goebbels' minions . . .eri »-'"w h c ^ •c a•• Doggy British circies cUi^i S^-\ 'f r' merely aa attempt to cut down oa c u r e t i o ffc The problem of Jewish operat- imports . . . Or perhaps it's thenaund Freud is fietena'ceS to! *•' ion of trucks will be settled lat- b-ejianing of th© end for David leave England lor Aiaerica as er, the decree disclosed. All Ger- Schnur, Jewish tobacco mosul sooa as possible, so iBdisssct jg,1t vov: 3s aee: man Jews, were ordered to k&ad whs ctill is going strong In Ger-he at the laBisterce ot tie hcaUt! i.lrc . . . " ' in driving permits and oth£r au- many even alter nearly £is rears authorities that t i s belorei tog jFtfee:fick r tomobile papers by Dec. 31. C c s - of Hitler . . . ;• get: t t o r T lacgnlsli ia menting on the measure, the of- TUB HAS! BEITT i tO EBlif! .' ~r STAB GAZING ficial German News Ageacy said: Don't think -we're kidding when While movie rabc-b- Oirl LCEJE- i .N 'For a. long time Germans have considered It a provocation aad a ive tell you that before long mle is pJancing- ho^ to spend tbe danger to public welfare for Jews Christianity will play second fld- EiiisonB he -vriii mate on the eell"f-oc" r.Ti to race through German streets dla ia Naziland to Hitler-worship, Leating cans cf beans, eosr, etc., and over German roads, or to pro» which 'Kill be announced as theinvented by a German-Jewish ref~ l - - ( ; •< fit from the Adolf Hitler high- official cult c£ the Hitlsrian state ugee, his son, Carl Junior, U . . . Even ao-w many Nazi couples rlanning the bungalow in which ^ e ways built by German hands." The decree coincided with an- get married in a pagan ceremony he hopes to honeymoon with June other police edict banning Ger- characterised by E-wastika banners Travis, daughter of .Ciicc'.'o'p man and "stateless" Jews fross and .biasing . torches . . . T h e! Karry Grabiner . . . Whcn Ti"&*> the central quarters of Berlin and main part of the ceremony reads: ner Brothers na&ke their Ecresn the lady o: !. •= all public entertainment centers, "United ia the ICasi -world out- version of the recent Xari F-FT Jar.e Peters-c-1" Jr i ' an edict that was regarded as a s look, you have found your vay to trials the role of the see G-ras,c. M. B'ETns.rc" ""1" German will go to Edward G. Robinson important step toward establish- eacJi other . . - Your York 1B jr^ • ment of a virtual ghetto here. Tee blood vlll not rest until you rec- . . . Bid you knew that Leslie days, whef v order listed the following places ognize Christianity as a false doc- Howard, -whose perforniEtsce in wcrfcB o2 r"?-as forbidden ground to t i e Ger- trine" . . . So you can see howG. B. Shaw's "PygmtliotL" is Encl Rifk-a .".i • C r r t ~* o" i'rf man and "stateless" Jews: Ttseat- i ' fr°c'.''•• Icoaoclastie It for the Tatter packing them in on Broadway, ers, motion picture houses, con- of tbo assassinated young diplo- •mas once a bank clerk? cert halls, museums, the Destsea- mat voa Rath to berate Hitler tor r.-c landhalle, tho Sportspalast, t i e mating his son's death the pre-Kolraan, the Cincinnati sir! irbt>! lociL," EOV a' rv; OCT., returned to Broadway this season great Berlin stadium, all sports test Sor the greatest display cf fields, and public baths; the Wil- barb&tisssa i a modern times . . . after an •absence of severs.! years, helmstrasse and ths LeJpsiger So iuriocs -was the Fuehrer at is said to be preparing ac autobcFBX.LI strasse as far as t i e Uster den th® senior rein Uath's blasphemy biograptical play . . . Dig vcu Linden, including tha square b&d..ftt t i s SsEisteace that no re-hesr the Refcg-ee Theater cf the Air over VHN"! . . . It was ttrlllwhere tho monument to the -war Tili&5 et tbe Je-vrs be part ol his injr erperience . . . If you'have s. dead is located. Jews residing EOB'S funeral that, witnesses re- kid -who 'ooks the way Ti'altcr within the "forbidden" soaes will have to carry special permits to port, he stalked a-way -vrhite with Winchell, Eddie Cantor, Getrfe'ie . . This is the real reason Jessel or Georgie Price looked a circulate in them. Hitler didn't orate a t the fu- Quarter cf a ccztcry ag-o, get. la Use Informed quarters said the Gov- neral. . . touch with, a Paramount Talent ernment eventually •would t a n FORBIGJf FIASHES scout . . . They're looking for Jews from the KurfuersteadaQ, Why is 2t that -while such youngsters for a film about Frledrichstrasse, Unter dea Liaden and other important arteries. an Erie Seeling was compelled to the life of G us'Edwards, disoov("i

ment against its anti-Jewish measures. Although no letup in its decrees has been made further excesses have been postponed. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Chamberlain, after a. defense -of Certain streets in the central and his foreign policy, •was given a northern parts of the capital, with German co-aid. Further dis- vote of confidence In the House where large number of Jews nave cussions-with German authorities of Commons, 340 to 143. He said resided for a long time wIU not will undoubtedly continue after be hoped for a eign. from those be considered forbiddea areas sad the Evian. Commission has had an "who speak for the German peo- thus may constitute a eort c; opportunity to sound other gov- ple," that they were ready to aid ghetto. A maximum fine of 150 ernments interested-" . peace. Next month Chamberlain marks or six weeks' ixaprlsoasest . Although the success of the in- will visit Mussolini In Rome and was provided for violations of ths tergovernmental' Commission on hinted he might go on to Ger-decree. An official statement IsRefugees depends on-an accepta- many to see Hitler. He stated, sued by tha police prefect esid the ble method of financing, the ex- however, that he would stay avay ban "would not apply to foreign odus of German ^fess^-it is^gerier- from Germany-until Hitler -gave Jews; The prefect adCsd that tha -ally.feli that some progress has him some indication that he was ban would not be limited aad that g d i c t i ; ready? to-reach some peaceful set- in all likelihood it "would fee exb l i t h i h t right direction; tlement for- reducing armaments tended shortly to a large cu • .In; ;spits of. Dr.- Schacht's - Ei- and suspending his anti-British of additional Berlin thor Ienre,';iti3 believed that the Ideas press ^campaign. fares. he ''-propounded t o l l owed- "the

The authorities desira tasia"Warburg Flan," issued late in xaentally to keep Jews off each 19*35 and named after Max Warmain arteries and i a s M b l burg of Hamburg. The real au- FRANCE WILL AID IN streets as the Kurtcersteadan, thor Is obscure* This plan was de- REFUGEE WORK den Linden, etc. Th© poBigned to combine forced emigraParis (WNS)—Foreign Minis- tTnter lice prefect argued that "Jewry tion of Jews from Germany with ter Georges Bonnet told the still dominates" on these avenues. expansion of German exports and French Chamber of Deputies that Finally the prefect declared rebuilding of depleted foreign ex- France expects all nations to Join, change reserves. At the time the in efforts to alleviate the plight that a3 a result of a demand by plan was propounded the predic- of Jewish refugees from Ger- Berlin hoteliaen aad restasr&nttion was made that its rejection many, especially in the case of owsers for restriction cJ would force stringent decrees children. A special French com- patronage, Jews must ezpeet in against the Jews until the world mittee with representatives of all the future to-be forblddea to eat was ready to accept It. That stage religions will be formed to aid in at any restaurant that is act ps has now been reached and tha this task, Bonnet said, and this ly Jewish. Meanwhile anti-Sessitia srseaslatest Jewish excesses are offi- committee -would work with the cially characterized as designed government to handle the influx ures continued to multiply thoroughout the Reich.'In Goeit!r£ea, "to further Jewish emigration." of refugees into France. Jews were forbidden to. ri£e ca It is significant that Nazi proBonnet promised to give spe- municipal buses. nouncements have made foreign cial attention to the problem of The state police of Nuremberg aid, especially from wealthy Jews child refugees. Deputy Jean Ferissued &n order forbidding aaaabroad, a primary-condition of nand-Laurent, proposed that the resident Jews to remain ia that Jewish emigration. The Warburg Chamber vote a resolution he procity for more than two days withplan would have facilitated the posed condemning "the deploraout police permits. Tie object emigration of well-to-do Jews in ble treatment inflicted upon cer- was to prevent Jews iroa. otter Germany and Austria but Gertain racial, religious and political towns and villages of Franecaia. many has no intention of letting minorities in Europe." froia taking refuge la Nuremberg. them, go and keeping the poorer Chancellor Hitler defeated his. Jews. Wealthy Jews, therefore, anti-Seialtic program ia a j have been forced to contributed

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stal Room of the Belleme Apart- man Fried in. honor of Mr. and ments. Jimmie Lewis and "his or- Mrs. Philip Mulnicn, who were chestra will supply the music for married recently. dancing and proceeds will go tow- The bride received in a black ' c t~om Pace 1) T P ard the Hadassah Palestinian formal worn with a matching vel- doctrines on me vet bolero. Her shoulder corsage Fund. , f with them. I „. Margaret Shulkin \rith was of white gardenias. • ' « gun against such OJSS MESA 2111, correspondent Table decorations were in yelMiss Rose Bashef kin are co-chairJ- f her perpetrated men and are being assisted by low and white. A bouquet of yelZ3 By HELEN ZIGMOND ' ômmnnisu or by between Ethel Shindler. Esther Mirken, low chrysanthemums Mrs. M. Slutsky, Miss Sandra white tapers served as the centerKDITOITS XOTE: The icy to keep the pages fros slicking},] i-1* think comtnunisWoskoff and the Hadassah Board piece. HoHywood turned on and put back on the shelf s.gs*E. j 3- their right as Assisting were Mrs. S. Meyer- shoulder members. j the AT. e Leni Riefenstali!, Herr KitTjr's It gets BO Bearer the camera. ,e-n as long a« they AlRf son and Mrs. Ben Gershun, sis- cmissary-in-skirts, At Paramount there is co anti- j recently was r r e attempt to comters of the bride's mother, and dramatic reflection of the Fascist film on the boards, but! from Gf—-zz.v «.J..C..C. NEWS f ri others. Nor is it the" Misses Rae Wolfson, Lillian adeep represe~ £ tL~ c "Invasion" win be strong on the I anti-Xazl feeling in the n frican to attempt The Youth Council met Thurs- I Fried, Leona Katelman. Marian of the " _" ~ -= r Americanism tbeine. It concercs j leading film colon}-. It e-30 ~ats oat of them evening, by Mr. John Lansbcrg, day evening at the Center to dis- Perlmutter and Adeline London. ^world's, a hypothetical invasion of Xonh j was symptomatic of a movechairman. The committee will cusn plans for the next Center j which f~e b° t\ srbt for the right of Mrs. L. H. Cohen and daugh- ment that has developed along America. outline the work of the local com- dance, scheduled for January 7. many interesting lines, which cans to tbink politicAt Fox the orly offering cf i * munity to assist in the nationwide Sovel Heshelow presided at the er, Claribel, are leaving Sunday OJ Fa; »?ak as they please th t i "Thanks " T h k for f category is response to the needs of Euroor Tucson, Arizona, where they are herewith sketched by 3Iiss either meeting. Zigmoad, HoHywood correspon••ulfi fight for my own pean Jewry. Everything." It depicts the aver- is the American rep re ill spend the winter. the Jewish Arecc*- for dent of the Jewish Telegraphic a Democrat. I, as an age American, End trith a nsvr •which The meeting will be held in the The Elocution class presented a is recognized in ' :ET not retreat from Miss Betty Rae Kubby enter- Agency and The Jewish Press. twist, stresses patriotism. Jewish Community Center. program = over KTRI last Saturday of Nations Kasds.**? s Sioux City chapter of the A. Z. even for the sake of morning, and was enthusiastically tained Tuesday at a dinner party The latest "March of Time" prer A. 13 making final preparations ever. n honor of the birthday of Miss Hollywood's attitude toward received by the hearers. Membercalled "Uncle Sam—the Good j building lor th© Regional A. Z. A. tournaNazi-Fascist deraagoguery is un- Neighbor," treats of the U. ship in this class is still open and Audrey Telpner. ment, to be held this Sunday, ; " - ' friend had another quesServing as a centerpiece for the official, bat definite. Witness: State Department activities in \ Koine. Essen As"k«J SO fJeij; any children between the ages of Monday, and Tuesday, and will t i o n : "And -what of the accusaable decorations. was a bouquet The episode of Vittorio Mussolini counteracting the Nazi bid 5 and 10 are invited' to attend. When Captain Ar-tborr Eden •welcome in addition to the visitMrs. Morris Weisberg directs the f winter flowers. whose sadden departure amacked povrer in South and Gen sailed last Friday ts return tc Hot Vcs: some Jews are athe' i n s chapters, the founder and Inisis?" class, which meets every Sunday of flight. Secondly, the adaraeat America, as veil a s Germany's England he carried vita ilsi ' ternational President of A. Z. A., , PI", once upon a time a Miss Ida Lerner returned late "won't touch" policy toward the challenge in Europe, and Japan's!. petition at the Center. ; bearing- the Eig-nEif.cres ; Sam 3e6er, of Omaha, who plans The Jewish Theater group Is re:ast week from California, where German version, of the Olympics, in ^,i.^_ . jp.p jg^jgj, j e a ~ e r g fro3 scores ;-- certaic sr-.theist (be may hare been Chisa. ; tp- attend. Among the visitors hearsing for four plays at the pre> appeared before the ;he has been visiting for the past Leni Riefensfcahl's own braincommunities in Xevr Terfc Ft P ; Ingerso;" •' will also be Nathan Wahlbers. sent time, one of which will be heaven?:" throne for the last TS. ;ix months. urging him to convey t child. And latterly, its stand toRegional Field Director. o the Brit- juc.zrEi*i~i. Tb.e ghost of an evanpresented before the Honor Guild spokesse . for t i e vari- i;sh Government '.he g:res,t JEtere"! ward the Frauleln herself, who, ousSeveral The convention will open Sun- of the city. Two of the plays will morie-nakers declared tfceir jj o* g<ist Fier-pefi forward to speak Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Moskovltz the American r-c.b'ic in 'he In spite of our unprecedented day morning, with" registration for be presented a t an open meeting business remains the production | opening of the dôrs oj Palestine against faini. nnonnce the birth of a son on delegates and vistors at the West and the fourth is scheduled for an Miss Lillian Orllkoff, daughter unday, December 18, at the warm weather, is finding the cli-of filras for eatertEinffient . . . i "C Lord GocI," said the evanto tens of thousands of refugee Hotel. Sunday afternoon the pre- outside organization program. mate extremely cold . . . in fact not propaganda. Yet wiiea vre dis- j of Mr. and Mrs. B. Orlikoff, and lercy Hospital. children anc adults vho must Erelisl. ";.fci.R man was an atheist. liminary debating contest and the Mr. Allen of KTRI Broadcast- Horace . . . snub-zero! sect in final acaylsis, all pictures j find Eevr homes in crcer to es- He «ft.'i T--elj«?ve in Thee." A. Greenberg of Minneaoratorical contest will be held. In ing Station held an audition at a On discovering studio gates are propaganda son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur GOG. ie.i;f:hed . . . "But that or to be less I cape cistress and fcf'e-ir.r. • -, the'evening, guests will-bo enter- recent meeting of the group, to polis, barred, she denies, having sought abstract reenberg, will exchange wedding Con&T.'i ~:,i:~.lt-T,does I t ? " h e askare argenents for The petition recr.llec that as tained at house parties, given by select voices for a fifteen minute ows admittance . . . is surprised a t the one thicg or another:. for fash- | British Secretary of State some ed. "The fiiars- hare continued to a simple ceremony, this tho A. Z. A. hostesses. They in- broadcast to be given over KTRI. undayatafternoon antagonism she has aroused . . . ions, for cars, for airplane travel. months'ago at one o'clock, Eden o'ficial- march in iheir courses and the clude Blossom Kalln, Clara DvorJliss Rosena Sacks, who has ceremony, at which Rabbi H. reiterates she has no "Orders" to for the navy, the arrnv, even for IT stated at Captain Genera and LoBcon Fess-ODE tc ch&DFe In their orkin, Hanna Holdowsky, -Frances been* active in directing plays of :.heRabinowitz and Cantor Morris disavows ever hav- love, carriage—and Quintuplets I that the present -restrictions on daJned' D~.es ard God 'has been carry out Dncoff, Frances Maron and Idathe group was presented with a ikun will officiate, will he held ing held an official film position Yet these films are rsa.de for EN- le-wish immigration vere a "tc-m- 5n ihe v.rr.êrn^.. It really made no Shindler. _ gift, prior to her leaving for Sioux n the West Hotel. By Bud Freed in Germany. (Her monopoly of TERTAINMENT! porary sn£ arbitrary policy." " Liiicrerfe ih&t he didn't believe Monday morning, the prelimin- Falls, where she has accepted a in me." . . , And the Iôrd took The bride will wear a teale blue the 1,500,000 feet of Olympics' The Apple-Cart pointed out that "the knoviedjre a r y debates will be held, as will position with KSOO Broadcasting uit with silver fox trim, and'acthf £lh*n"; urtc hi* mercy. STUDIO WILL SHOOT EX- film and her complete jurisdiccf-your deep concern with the 'fuIs the foreign film market lost] the basket ball games and a Ping station as assistant program di- essories of dubonnet. Her bou- 'OSE: Wreath of laurel to War- tion over all other nations' nevrs5-r.ch mercy sr Go<1. has for nonor just suffering from static? j ture cf democracy and vli'e. the Pong tournament. rector. uet will be American Beauty and er Brothers who are going ahead reels must have been just "play- Producers seem to take the latter; preservation of religious cud ra- t o - l f t : " I ccrc:,rr;£Dff. to the heart Monday noon, an advisors lunchrith a number of anti-Nazi proVhite rose buds. She will be uning house.") view. Though trade ia Fascist | cial tolerance, as expressed in of Father CorsrHlri. If God can eon will be given and in the afteructions. Milton Krlms is writttended. "Now," the Hollywood Anticountries is greatly curtailed,; your memorable address OE your ioieraie th?. E.tfccist throngh eternoon, the finals in the debates and A dinner will be served to the ng screen play from Leon G. Tor- Nazi League publication, relates they continue to distribute Arser- j arrival ;n America, permits us the r;itr, i.Le Ke*'. Coughiin can tol. the 'basket ball games will take wedding party at 2 a'clock in the ou's original story, "Confessions Lenl's rise from cabaret dancer ican films. Warners, it is said, liberty cf appealing: for the peo- erate hits for t"p." brief time atheplace. Assistance to foreign-born desirand the table appointments f a Nazi Spy." Torrou, it will be ple whom intolerance h&z struck ists fa?: VB.-1 CE others'have on star and movie producer. The has completely withdrawn 'Monday evening,- the highlight ous of becoming American citizens otel, ill be in the brides colors, orchid emembered was the state's ace to so violently ae to imperil the the earth. man who discovered her is today Germany. Soiae .companies are of the convention will take place is offered by the Sioux City sec- nd vltness in the recent Nazi spygreen. foundations of cur modern. c::vilBeclccs. v. is in the American in a concentration camp. The undoubtedly conducting business, when the A. Z. A. dance-will bo tion of the National Council of Mr. and Mrs. Orlikoff will re- rial in New York. Casey Robin- man who directed her to stardom through'other tie-ups. isation." corrcfir-'v thst fee right of a. man given in the Crystal Room of the Jewish Women. eive their friends at open house on is a t work on an original yarn Bellevue. -. Declsring-that the British pc-- rot tc be;i(?*-e. is as good as his First, they aim to protect their This service Is part of the n the West from 5 to 9 o'clock, vritten around spy activities at is an exile whose property has tc hc-ijeve. Tuesday morning, the semi-fin- Council's Americanization pro- deception Secondly, emmer.t Is keenly cyare cf the right he Seversky airplane plant. Tem- been confiscated. Little wonder foreign .investment. hostesses will be the iGorrrictt, 1J-SS. by Seven Arts al and final basket ball games will gram. The Council helps by giv- rides sisters. Misses Ruth and porarily shelved Is Don Ryan's then that Motietown didn't throw they fill the"insistent, though sotFeature Syndicate) be played and a business meeting ing necessary information, filling da Orlikoff and Mrs. Leon Dob- Concentration Camp," tale of the wide its doors with shouts of joy. to voice demand of the foreign solve the grave refugee r-roi)Ie:r, will be held. out papers, and preparing the po- ofsky, Miss Eva Ivener and Mrs. !und and Nazi terror. Shelving public for American movies. A the petition refers to Palestine as Defenders of Democracy Albert T.iorits. American-Jewish a land which is» "able to take The tournament will be climax- tential citizen for the examina- ileyer Shubb. f "Camp" is due to heavy proThe Hollywood Antl - N a z i reliable source tells us that four great , rcnibers cf Jewe •srb.o iEtist E.S:'-E1 eEgiEeer. m-as in 1900 comed Tuesday night with a banquet ion. duction costs on "Confessions." major' companies have notified Guests from away will include .Varners do not wish to detract League -takes the front rank In be saved- fro si ' G e m a r r " ted niEE-iec for csilant conduct when in the Jewish Community Center, The Council's Citizenship comand Mrs. Dave Margolis, Mr. rom Interests in pic by similar he struggle against Fascism . . . their .Italian employes they will pleads for 'a more !:'&er£l ;mni- tire T. S. S. Topemite was wrecked this will be followed by inform- mittee is at-the Jewish Commun- rlr. close down ' after January 1st. J nd Mrs. Roy Goldstein of Sioux t was the first to act, first to grr£.tion policy in Pslestine in in a izThoon off Guam. al dancing. ty Center every Tuesday from 2 'alls. South Dakota; Mrs. Flor- torj-. warn against Nazi agents, This Others say this is isere bargain- view o£ the vriCe opportuEities Chapters from Omaha, Lincoln, o 5 o'clock, and anyone desiring nce Shrieber, Mrs. Marcia Bercomposed of Jews ing conversation, for Italy has jfor settlement created t r "ths -'roui?:? Our Advertisers Council Bluffs, Dcs Moines and his assistance in the evening, man, Mr. Leo Teck, Mr. Max FASCIST FILMS CANCELLED: organization, Gentiles, doctors and lawyers, since eased the restrictions. sacrifices, of fcnndrefis of thou' the Trl-Cities will send represent- may secure an appointment by ichweitzer, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nationalization plan for foreign and An Italian journal explains: sands of pioneers SEC the co-op- j Ictures in Italy has been delayed writers and business men, actors ; atives to the tournament, and the :alling the office of the Jewish Greenberg of Minneapolis. .'OP S^ or six months. Plan was to go and directors, is a worthy cross- "Since the Iiniited c.'arreEcy budget erz-tios of Aisericac JCTTE." ! ALFRED A. FIDUE»» Ideal chapter is making plans to Community Center, S-GG19. After a wedding trip to Chicago, nto necessitates areduction in Amersection of Hollywood and envieffect January 1 a t which ' t~C C ^ r w?-"^na( wank 'IMilMnj house all the visitors in private .Ir. Greenberg and his bride will ime the eight major Hollywood rons. Donald Ogden Stewart, Ru- ican film imports, we planned to j "Orrsfta. Nebraska ' homes here. make their home In the Bucking- ompanies announced they would pert Hughes, John Cromwell, choose epics > tVOTtCS O F SMCORPORATION OF SHAARE ZION to Fas- RUMANIA EARS f •-SKVFA GROCERY. IMC" bam apartments in Minneapolis. withdraw completely from penin- Frederick March, Florence El- cist customs andsuitable morals." Pro- JEWISH FIAKEST Bucharest. (W>7S) — G r a c e • E F P « - iF"* Tnen by these presents: The Shaare Zion service tonight Mr. Greenberg is a graduate of dridge, Lulse Rainer, Gloria Stu- ducer. Walter Wanger, Trritisg in ula of terror firma. Fascists will be in the form of an A. Z. A. he U n i verslty of Minnesota, ere both surprised and dis- art, Paul Muni, Dorothy Parker, "Ken," urges the complete cessa-. Koore, AmericrE Einrer, BcS-ea,re-convention service, w h e n where he was affiliated with the jleased a t reprisals. (Reaction lale Sondergaard, Sylvia Sidney, tion of American film business in jcled to grire- a concert fcer«, vl". .J « s ? e r* Npf>-^!!><5^»... XJi^ iranw of O«IB sfea.13 be "Skap& Grocery. igma Alpha Mu fraternity. members of the local chapter will "Trjing to \be without her regsiiar accompan- '• corporation ossibly explainable in that Ital- Helvyn Douglas are but a few of Fascist countries. Inc." v i a - its principal place'of bwti* ist, a Jew, becexse the Etinr.nls-.ii peak! Martin Weiner will be the make' movies agreeable to their '. resK KS Omaha, i:>.->-iisrtas Oounty, Neans have become too accustomed ts. prominent sponsors. Stange chairman of the evening. Toby Miss Sandra Woskoff will leave :o business done only with travel- . . It occurs to rae . . . there's not pattern of li'fe will lose for cs our coESclEte Et TTE.rss,'r has reZn'-st I brsska. Trse f e e e i t ] n a t u r e of th« him a visa on the. grenna tfest it ; bu-ffr.r-r?? tofc-E-frs^ saetw! a n d th« oS>Shindler will deliver an oration his week end for a four week ing best. market—America." concessionaires)'. 'Now, in the a producer In the group. contrary to a grverxmeEt rcg- i ii-'sit and rtr-ro?"? fo- which this cor'The Brighter Side of Jewish Isit in Los Angeles, San FrancisBat . . . as one Gentile depart- f is of ungent Mussollniment, Films as Weapons • nl£tiO2 to cct off. the S o ? of ^CT-E rora.licn is o:rs:s;-i:?>=t a n d established dfe" and Calmon Levich and o and Cheyenne, Wyoming. En- hey give their promise that no I SJIP.V. »^ *r IT--, s=f>';. O^TI e.mS operate meat head told me . . . "Bc.ri- frcra "We have no need of regimeptabroad. oute she will visit with friends in George Galinsky will debate the rery and ness is business . . .. and mvib.iz'.g action will be taken for sis ed thinking in this country," deand sell. Omaha.' question Resolved: A new terriuntil it is—hoseless." i I t T?S£ said that it bes fceec-ire months. Of course, a dictator's clared Harry .Warner in his is hopeless p i The fifth day of Chanukah was ory in addition to Palestine Is word must always bs taken—at Tribute to the American Legion. Who Will Take, Up g D happy one for the children of to o Miss Rose Bashefkin will have ts two-face value! for the Jews. i P.T\C. c^v-uel ?£-<vti;>:-f;es, snfl to buy. frcn 'We need no dictators to rule Some Gentiles are more agitat- Rumasia. the local Hebrew School. A gen-necessary the as her guest this week end, Miss Cantor Morris Okun .and i F<?1", cor'-?-, !=asp (>T c m r n l estate. eral assembly marked the conclus- ynagogue choir will chant the Ruth-Somberg of Omaha. Under title of " A m e r i c a our private lives. Let's s a k e ed over the .Jewish persecution i Ti-»e a^vhor;ze<L capita' ptewk shall be ion of week's festivities. Prizes ritual, and Cantor Okun will offer M a r c h e s On," new antl-N a z i America unsafe for those who than . the jetfs. • Editor Welforfi Y, GRODiNSKV. M A R U * i nc/CO. Ene e.i: t,' >s.!g stock "shall fce . were presented by Mrs. Abo Bain, i special Chanukah solo. seek to tear down what generaBeaton pleads -with those broadcast is emenating from Holj rorpTT'.nr p?r- <->^ t^f' pf'.r "¥?^lxie Of COHEN, AtSemc;.-* Miss Rebecca LIpson o£ Des president of the Hebrew Mothers p g j SK-i.:.C-C' re- s h s r ? . O n e half o f . BaJd At the Junior Congregation Moines, is spending this week lywood's KFWB (Warner sub- tions have bailt up since 1776 •who. could conbet the ; eiocfc s' i jfe.11 l'« Ciili-1 paid tit*. Said Club to those.children who have ;ervice NO i ICE OF O!SSOl.VT!0\. . Drive out the Bunds, the infection: "IS j-oc -will, not exidiary) every Wednesday night. tomorrow morning, Ted with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred I. SchI s??f?c'T"HTK t-v'.-ff. for cash, real distinguished themselves during jinikin will read the lav? and Bob- tvartz, 3410 Nebraska street. Show is sponsored by American leagues, the Black Legions, Sil- press yocr own feelings, at least KOTiCE • esta.te- persoral ^r^rwrty oi a n y kind T the-last two semesters in scholar- by 1 iCgion and Disabled Veterans. ver Shirts, Black Shirts, Dirty will you not give expression to Stockholders of JOE Ix. WOU . hei ; o r uie^-ohandijc a:u . fixlisres. The Lipsliutz will act as Cantor. ship, attendance, behavior and the 1st: cay of November. iKSt, tiusiisess UT>O« tê E'iUnEr oi iie articles Miss Miriam Blank, Sioux Apart- 'rogram will consist of talent Shirts though we are only the feelings of Gentiles? Make a on loyalty to the school. was cnarjiraoi'slr Errsef tfi~t ffs? co? vUl: the- Coin^lr CI->rk of Douglas ments, is visiting with friends in drawn from Legion posts In form imployes of this corporation picture showing what Germany poration MOUNT SINAI tte dissolved. Cov ; ntr. JV^^rRfsk^, FiTir' *T7**?S continae iPrlze winners in Miss Goldof drum andbugle corps, an eight- (Warner's) -sve would gladly give has done to the Jews. I fee agony Talwaukee and Chicago. DAVID P. FED3:l. fresidectT for & nericd e i r-mei:---i5lrie years from man's classes are Harold Rosenminute skit featuring picture per- •whatever part is ours that the in the eyes of great scientists, GOLJ3TE FEX3ER, Eecrctar« 5="'? fiF.ti?. T'lf h'7:hf^!: r-rnpunt of !nConcluding Cbanultah services tbal, Julius Lubman, Eddie CIicsdebsedrte«p s^6.r. r.ot t?xee*Kt two-tbirt3s Students returning for their sonalities and a prominent speak- American ideal of government great artists, great doctors, great ll-18-SS-4t ea, Marvin Levich, Louis Blecker, will be held at Mount Sinai Tem- winter of 1'iE p?i'--*:v'1 €ft;vl.s.I ptcck, mothers and fathers. Then show vacation from college have T. may continue!" "And he -wasn't ple this evening, when Rabbi TheT^^ A^fst.T c tT>*p corporation GROP'NSKY, WARES Gertrude Nadler, Marcla Manaker, •vrhat should be dons to Gensarr. MONSKY, nlivened the social calendar thi3 being oratorical. "-*. ' HAVING" A WONDERFUL odore N. Lewis will speak on the shKl". b« raanafrt»t by 8. Board1 of Diand COHEN, Atiy», Elene' Sherman, Earl Grueskin, (He advocates economic and po- " "S? Orrsaha Nat"! Bank "EUJg, week. v -40TP of. not !'-ss than three m e m ubject " M a t t a t h i a s Speaks TIME: Jimmy Roosevelt, t h e Today Warner's literally treat Marvin Mazle. Certificates of Bchl*prs. TTie z>,T;V.v-~. <r?e»n|r of the corthem are Ethel Baron plodder, Is by this time Immersed to bat! Production began on litical, isolation.) Cast the pic, olarahi'p were given to Harold Ro- Again." Children of the Confirma- of Among rfê.-tioTj sS-is.:; be "heJc; or, th« first NOTICE Wellsley, Caroline Fishgall of n the incalculable and sometimes "Confessions of a Nazi Spy," an ture -with Jews, in itself a Geaou- In the PRSEATE MonuS.;- iv* ^'ovetiio-ST of caoh year, a t 2"£tter of the Estate of Harcenthal, grade 5, Marvin Levich, tion Class will participate in the Northwestern stcalion. of the heights to vrtich. University, M i n a service. . • ' nfrequent duties of a Goldwyn unflinching expose of spy rackets ris Karkovifs Else kno^Kn as K. Jlar5 ^ i f^Jia MH srsde 4, and' Elene Sherman, elect e Boarc^ ot IMrpctors and th*r«Slotsky of the Chicago School of vice-president. Mr. Roosevelt is and undercover "isms" endanger- they have risen 3a screen art. kovits. Oecessed. Grade 1. tu€- Cca-'t shftli eject, a PresiFine Arts; Dorothy Davis of starting at the bottom; salary re- ing: American democracy. They'll Make the picture to protect.your Notice 2s Herefcr Gi',-cs: Tiip.i the «ron Prize winners in Rabbi Brown's creditors of the said deceased wrill dent, e. ?»an?f«.T" ^"c! a Tiressorer. RABBI FEDER DIES Rockford College; Sidney Kalin ported to be ?50,000 per. (When pull no punches . . spare no race . . . and fievpte the profits meet the "executors o£ said estate, beAny *v-c o" .P-iic o.';i.:M?s r.iajr be held classes are Burton Lipshntz, Herof the University of Nebraska; he thinks of his income tax he'll angles. The Btory, by Leon G. to their relief.' But mate I t ' " fore Tne, Count;- iTudgre of r>ouE!ss Try or*.? r-.vC Vtr «-"i--np jv»rp«n. These bert Levine, Lawrence Montrose, Rabbi H. Feder, 68, died last Newton Sacks, Ted Skalovsky, ariicies n-;R^~ ^<* am-?nd<?rl a t a n y r«KCounty. Nebraska. s.t the County to realize that, like his fam- Turron, ex-FBI agent, was scenaA writer • ans-wericg this plea Co:=rt Room. In said County, en 4n« ular f" r-rec-a' Helen Falk, Erwin Shulkln. David Saturday of a heart attack in his Henry Greenberg, Milton Barrent, come nvîi-isg- of t h e stoekous dad, he's working for the govsaid. "I am opposed to propaganSterling. Jack Kutcher, Hershel iionie at 1119 Fourteenth street. Martin Dishlip, Sadie Taxer, Hel- ernment. At least so the manrlzed by Milton.Kriias, -who sat in EiFt <3HV o f J a n u s T i 7^"?, E I I ^ on .'?•>«=• h ^ p ^ i\'~ p. ^-T'-»^..?.]Tsr-r]p ^ o f « o* t h e da films, but one of the sort you ElEt cisy of M a r c h . 1S39. E t P n'olock Goldberg and Morton Kaplan. Funeral services were Leid Sun- en Guttleman, Eunice Okun, Sara aid who made ?50,000). That at the recent Nejv- York trials. p l have BE., each ds;-, for tile purpose- of Certificates of scholarship were day afternoon with Rabbi H. R. iadoff, Rosana Dikel and Harriet may be the bottom, but it cer- The movie is being rushed on a suggest, Hollywood owes civiliza- A. names thta presenting their claims for exsmination." . awarded to Burton L1 pshutz, Rabinowitz and Rabbi S. Bolot- Kassove. day and night schedule to meet tiou, ac,iustmi?rE and s t e n n t f . Threetainly ain't no "Dead End Fascism tipped the European months Ere allowed for the creditor!! grade 6: Helen Falk, grade 3; andnlkov officiating. Miss Elaine Abrams of Lincoln To simplify the intricate machina- exhibitors' requests and a Januto present their-claims, fr-onrs the £lst iK'ON r . SKUPA, Jack Kutcher, Grade 2. Rabbi Feder was born In Rus- accompanied Miss Guttleman to tions of screen characters, here- ary 15th release date. A huge ad- spple-cart, and Hollywood, in- day cf December. ISSS..:.,:A?I J, SKUPA. stead of crying cut against the vertising campaign of billboards sia and came to the United States Sioux City for the vacation. BR.TCE CSAWTOS3, with a few standard but seldom and pres3 Is being planned. burglars, still scrambles for the 1S-S-5S—Si. ., about 2& years app and to Sioux Count!' Jndg-e. recognized Hollywood symbols: City 25 years ago. .. Believing that motion pictures fruit. Here and there a courageHorn-rimmed glasses (on female) voice is heard, but ft "fioesn't Survivors include his widow and —optical illusion, beauty and the are not only "your best entertain- ous three children, Mrs. M. H. Eisenbi-focal, charm awaiting fruition. ment," but also your best educa- echo from the multitude. Instead berg of Sioux City, Mrs. D. Silver(2) Horn-rimmed glasses (male) tional medium, Harry Warner of a thundering cry of Truth . . . man of St. Paul, and Sam Feder —inhibited intellect, Lothario be- uses that other antidote against instead' of • & mighty, epic 'against of Oldham, South Dakota. tween the lens, a man on the the Nazi-Fascist virus^—films <jf the newly-risen Moloch . .- . InJjorotho Saltsmsa The Mount Sinai Temple annual brink of "coming to himself." (3) American democracy. He has stead- of. an •overwhelming, porFather and Son Banquet will be Lusty gum-chewer (female) — produced a series of historical trayal for democracy's millions to A regular meeting of the B'nai held next Thursday evening, DeWrigley and the wisecrack, jaws shorts: "Declaration of Inde- s e e ^ n d b e warned—we find HolB'rith Lodge will bo held Moncember 29, in the Temple Annex. the jade. ( 4 ) , Full dress pendence," "Louisiana Purchase," lywood-, blind-folded and gasrged. The Senior Hadassah Oneg day evening, December 26. Max and Mr. Ben Sekt president of the (young and handsome) — prac- "Give Me Liberty," "Lincoln in grinding o u t ENTERTAIN Kramer will give a resume of the Shabbot will bo held tomorrow afBrotherhood announces the* folwork done" by the Vocational tically plastered playboy. (5) the White House" and others. •VENT!1 lowing committee in charge of the ternoon in the home of Mrs. W. C. Guidance Department of B'nai Overdose of blonde hair (female) "Star Spangled Banner' is disarrangements: M e y e r Levitt, Slotsky, 712—34th street. Current B'rith. —kept, peroxide and the pent- tributed gratis to theaters. A chairman; A. M. Davis, E. N. events will be given and Mrs house. (6) Cop—stupid assistant featurette on the "Bill of Rights" Morey Lipshutz will present a pa- Refreshments will be served. Grueafcln and Milton Bolstein. to foolproof private dick. is being completed . . . also a JEWISH ACTORS Jllr. 1E. E. Baron will be toast- per. The Talmud Torah meeting Tuesday, December 27, a ChanIn one of those "gues3 the four-reel technicolor, film on the Budapest (WNS)—A list of master and the principal address will bo made by Mr. Byron Sif- ukah lnncheon for the mothers scheduled for Monday, January 2 title games" at a recent party, "Munroe Doctrine." ibl performers, published by Militantlr foliOTnng .'through, tne newlv formed Hungarian Ac- j ford. prominent Sioux City attor- and children will be held In the has been postponed until the fol-a self-praJsed actor was placed beJewish Community Center. Fol lowing evening, Tuesday, Janu- tween two columnists. Title was the Warners are also backing a tors Guild excluded EKir.erous' ney. a pushover, "Ham between the radio program, "America Marches .TpwisTi artists frorn the Ecceptefi Jack Krueger will present sev- lowing the luncheon, tlie children ary 3. Final plans for the dance and eyes." Scarlett O'Hara Handicap On," -with, the cooperation of the list of plavers -who may Epi?ear eral accordion numbers and sev will play Chauukab. games. Mrs aral surpriso.numbers will bo In Louis Klass ami Mrs. Moroy Weis- carnival on January 22 will be has narrowed down to fifteen. American Legion posts. on .the stase and ia moving picmade. b'erg will lead the games. Some are bound to be scratched It ia well known—Harry War- tures in Kun.eary. eluded in the program. and others certain to "meow. AH persons who have money Mrs. Reuben Miller has been ner Is at ones a staunch American Momoers oMhb~Slsterhood wll .Artists of Americas expei-ier,ce Rouben Mamoulian is still and a fervent Jew. servo the dinner, and the Sister named chairman of tho Donors to turn in will please do so a Vv"ho Trere unlisted included ROSY this meeting. searching for "Golden Boy." Wonhood committee: includes Mrs. L, Luncheon to be held in May. She Other Studios •Rarsony. Oscar Bsrcei and Lili der why he didn't attend the gov- Is there a gleam of light eke- Darvas. wife of playwright Prans S. Goldberg, Mrs. A. J. Gallnsky will be assisted by fifteen cap tains. The Chanukah program to b> ernment monopoly investigation where? A tin? beacon. Mrs. Philip Kalln and Mrs. J. Ka albeit Mblnar. presented by tho Sunday School Hollywood, home of the fam- flickery . Hn. from the on Sunday, December 25 ous one-punch fight, Is expanding Chaplin lot. • Although there's COUNCIL OF JEWISH classes will be held in the Danish hai: Errol Flynn hit Aiden Roark many a slip 'twist the pen and WOMEN at 2:30. TEMPLE OF RELIGIOK twice. Rudy Vallee is sticking to the clip (script an,.! cutticgA three-act play entitled "The scale, however . . . Egyptian Thea- roora), Charlie's proposed "DictaThe Catering Class of the Coun End New York MTA)—A priest, a, tho Story" is to be th ter in Hollywood announces new seems more certain of pro- rabbf cil will resume its meetings on main of asd a TTnltariaa Tnlnlsl«r feature. English, Jewish and policy. For those who don't like tor" duction after the impetus of reTho drive to secure books- o January 16. The clans in Content, Hebrew readings will be given. the picture bridge Is conducted in cent horrific eyents. Charlie -will •'oined is. dRsriibics. fhe VTO73Z*Z. JowJnh interest for the Jewish porary Jewish Affairs will be re Everyone is cordially invited t the lobby. Nest step is to move wear his moustache . . . and yoaTezapJe of Relis-ion to be c^-Community Center library is be sumed January 23. the picture into the lobby. Metro may guess he is Hitler or not «tr«cted at the Few York Wor"»d> attend. Miss Dora Tannen*aum, field fat? continued, and anyone havlni Fair. IS39, as a symbol of the is searching for a. five-year-old ti worker of the. Council, departed ouch, volumes-to present to th tolerance and freedoE* of Tprer^hlp The next meeting of the Cul Tarzan. Child should have at leas . . . as yon vrisb. Tuesday, after spending a week in Center, la asked to communlcat Shorn of its original-locate and in this co-jritvy. The spokesr--—, one speaking acquaintance in tural Group of Hadassah will b v.-Jth Morris Aizenberg or th Sioux City, working with Counci" held Monday evening at th' every forest. . . . atmosphere, "Idiot's Delight" at of the three faith? were MET. »Tr*-n Jewish Community Center office committees. (Copyright, 1938, by Seven Arts MGM can hardly emerge as an J. Clarke; ceaa of the Catho"c home of Mrs. Nathan Gilinsky. .anti-Fascist vehicle. MGSI, how-clergy ia Queens. Rabbi Davit! i* Feature Syndicate.) Mrs. Nathan Nogg is, leader fo ever, still owns "It Can't Happen Sola Pool o! tae Spanish snd this meeting. EMERGENCY MEETING and apparently ~ It Portuguese Sj-BEgosae an'd Dr. The first modern Hebrew word Here" An emergency,/meeting for th One hundred and fifty guesti was coined by Elizer ben Yehu can't! NOT? and then It Is taken Schn N.Lathrop, minister of the -The Annual Mid-winter Junio down, brushed off, looked into ChuTch of the Saviour la BrookUnited Jewish Appeals Committe Hadassah dance will be held till attended the reception Sunday a dab. (1852-1322). The word (for memory's sate perhaps, of lyn. Ban been.called-for next Tuesday Sunday, December 25, in the Cry the home of Mr. and Mrs. Her raillon—a dictionary.

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