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Fcofdc GENTILES " The employment manager was very.kind about the matter and, •what made the whole thing even Entered aa Second Class Mall Hatter on January 31. 1931. at less, painful, he looked at the. sitOMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1939 Postbfflce. of Omaha. Nebraska, onder the Act of March 3. 1879 uation with a most refreshing sense o£ humor. ".You have written on your application that you are Jewish," lie said. "Yea." % 3 ^'Do you have to say you're Jewish? Can't you be Unitarian or somethnlg? You know I can't hire you if you are Jewish and I should like to hire you. You don't loot Jewish and your name isn't particularly Jewish and you could pass as a Gentile.-. You know our executives . are- very particular about hot having Jews here." The young applicant replied that lie had been born Jewish, JL N JL*aaiL.3.ii had- been brought up- Jewish and should'-he be. anything else for the* sake. of. a §20 job? He'd Passover, the holiday observing ligious center of Judaism, the have a-job but would lose his selfthe liberation from the Egyptian Passover holiday has become prirespect. (He is still so young marily a holiday observed in the anby full of untarnished ideals.. Some Desire International bondage, will open with Seder home. Nazis Shut Down Charityservices at sundown, Monday, "vyell, said the employment The food of the Seder is symInstitutions; Bank Situation Cleared Up April 3, in the homes -f all Jews. manager,-.he didn't blame the boy Variously referred to as the Feast bolic of the-Exodus from Egypt. -Accounts Held Before Change lor^not wanting to masquerade as of Unleavened Bread, the Season The unleavened bread cciaraemoa Gentile.. . . "Betweencyou and rates the manner in which the me,' I'm rather' ashamed of being SLAY TERROR LEADER of Liberty, it is the oldest holiday bread was baked when the Chil- MANY ARRESTS MADE Women's Division Wil a on the Jewish calendar. a Gentile. , Wny should any one of Israel started forth; the In the earliest times of Jewish dren care to masquerade as one?" root of the horseradish is the New Decrees Patterned Moderate Arabs Offering life, Passover was celebrated as 'JOh," said the applicant, "you symbol of the bitterness endured After Nuremberg Cooperation to the early spring festal celebration in can't blame a i r the Gentiles for Egypt. Other foods have sim- Regulations Britain of • an agricultural and pastoral ilar meanings. the sins of a few!" > people. Later, in addition to be- The following service schedule The employment manager said Prague (JTA) — Threat of London (JTA) — Strong dif- ing a feast of suplication for a that the , blameworthy Gentiles Determined to reach tlic be. ..observed in local houses starvation added this •week to the •weren't so few. They were mak- ferences ot opinion in Govern- good year, it was made an occa- •will panic prevailing among the esti- quota assigned to their diviing a horrible mess of the world ment circles are delaying declara- sion of thanksgiving for the re-of worship: TEMPLE mated 160,000 Jews of Bohemia- sion, women workers in tho j . . \ Hate, plain robbery, rapine, tion of the policy which Great demption of the Jewish people At Temple Israel the first serv- Moravia since its occupation by Philanthropies Campaign will j spoliation of human rights. Hit- Britain is to impose in Palestine, from slavery in Egypt. ice of Passover will be held Mon- the German army. The situation ler! Mussolini: . . . "They're Gen- it was reliably learned. Pood Symbolic this afterObservers jiote a growing senttiles." day afternoon at 5:30. The Tues- was acute in Prague, where the rallv their Though celebrated in the Temonly Jewish soup kitchen and all noon in preparation for a con- s iment among Government supday morning service will take He remembered when t h e porters in' Parliament against an ple when Jerusalem was the reJewish charity institutions have certed drive. j place at 11. world • used to 'je rather a good nnouncement of policy before The Congregational Seder is been shut down by the Nazis. Three hundred women are exj place to live in. Yes, people were there is some clarification of, the scheduled for Tuesday evening at Many Jews dependent upon relief j pected to attend the tea and pro- j even speaking of the heaven that eneral • international situation are facing starvation. I grain which Trill feature t»ie pre-1 ; 6:30. "was going to be " established on and see an increasing demand that Since all Jewish bank accounts campaign rally ?.t th- Jewish BETH Eli the earth. He never heard then Government whips be taken off have been stopped, wealthier Jews CcEiffinniiv Center this afternoon The Beth El synagogue will bethat Jews were undesirable peo- in any vote on Palestine policy, are prevented from aiding the at 3 o'clock. gin its observance of Passover oa ple . .-. "Jews had jobs In our of- thus permitting Government supMiss Sender to Speak needy. The coining of Passover Monday evening at 6. Immedi- makes the position especially fice and they were very good porters to speak and vote accordPrincipal speaker oT tbe meettraately after the service, members gic, since there are no facilities ing will be Jliss Tony Sender, workers, too." . . . He named a ing to their convictions. few . 1 : .' "Schlesinger and Levy Should : MacDonald succeed in To Initiate B'nai B'rith of the Congregation will return for provision of matzoth which is former member of the German to their homes for the Seder. The •were the best people we had." winning.the Cabinet to his viewusually brought in from Slovakia. Reichstag and one , of the outHead as Honorary Tuesday -morning service will be But, he said, the Gentiles had point, it is expected here that the standing figures of pre-Xazi GerInstitutions Closed Member held at 9 o'clock. changed'that happy situation, .had policy to be imposed will follow All Jewish institutions and many. Previous to her political wrecked the foundations • of the the final proposals" for an indeOn Wednesday morning at newspapers have been closed by career. Miss Sender was a noted James R. Katzman, supreme 9:45, earthly heaven and had made hell pendent Palestine state, with two the Junior Congregation the Nazis. Jewish leaders seized journalist. ; president of the Zeta Beta Tau . . . "We Gentiles." _ She first gained public notice | important changes. The changes, fraternity, will take charge of will conduct the service. shortly after the occupation are "Yet I,know some very decent eliminating concessions to both the initiation ceremonies to be B'NAI ISRAEL still under dentention. Marie when in 1814 she fearlessly pro- j Gentiles," argued the applicant. Arabs and Jews, would provide held Passover services at the B'nai Schmolka, head of the Refugee tested her country's invasion of i T<= \> Sunday, April 2, at the "You can't put all Gentiles in one fl) continued Jewish, immigraIsrael synagogue will begin with Belief Organization, and her Jew- Belgium, and in 1515 was one of bundle. So many o£ them are tion after the five-year interim Maariv Monday at 7. p. ra. Tues- ish assistants ivho were arrested the -vtititstandins participants In /rperiod would. not require Arab .horrified by what's" been soi day morning's service -will be held in the first days of the occupation the first international. anti-war Congress held in Switzerland. consent but would be dependent on." . at 8:30 and evening service at 7. and subsequently released were "But we shouldn't be claiming only upon British decision, and Wednesday morning services will re-arrested. (2) termination of the transition, any superiority and look down on F o r 1 4 years she w a s be held at 8:30. That preparations had been other ' people," the employmen' period and. establishment of the Cantor A. Schwaczkin "will lead made Ions before the occupation ber of t h e Reichstag . fir; rst repre- \ manager replied. "There are so state would not require Arabthe service. is indicated by the fact 'that the sen ting a Frankfort a n d later a ! Jewish consent but would depend u y Although many scoundrels among, us.Y. Do During the holidays Rabbi Carl Nazis are working from lists in Castle of Chicago will be guest making their arrests. They came re-elected to the "Reichstag in the you think I can be proud of be- upon British decision. • '; • Arab Offer rabbi. ing. a Gentile when Nazis are to arrest a Jewish editor named last legal election on March C, Nctef The British Government receivamong the Gentiles, whenMus' Lebenhart, who has been dead for 193", she was marked for arrest by the Nazis. solini is among the most promt ed an offer of cooperation from the past tea years. By esca/ping over the border to the Palestine Arab moderates if it nent Gentiles in the world?" Large numbers of Jews were • (He had just been reading oi announces a policy following the being rounded, up nightly and Czecho-Slovakia, she escaped the Jews exiled from Italy wander- lines of its last proposals at the committed-to concentration carap. fate of many of her fellow meming i n the snow-filled • passes ot Palestine "conference —- w h i c h Jews in the vicinity- of the Altneu bers of the Re'ch^Tg the Alps.: The newspapers were were rejected by : the Palestine Synagogue were afraid to remain i t a J " •« ra r r p ™ 7 ^ - -reporting ;-the i-^rape-v ot- Czecho- & ftp" in their tonies at night because of The proposals called for ultimslovakia . . .• Hitierjnarching into reports that wholesale arrests o* ate establishment of an. indepenPrague... .Czechs weeping at the Jews in that district would soon dent Palestine state in which the be launched. Many Jews released . desolation of "their liberties ; Jew would be limited to a oneafter detention by the Gestapo Czechs in Prague; seized by their third proportion in the population conquerors and shipped oft to after a transitional period during Germans Lose Jobs as bear the marks of brutal maltreatment. Some have come back concentration camps in Germany which self-governing organs domJewish Property with their features almost unre. . .'Like the ancient Romans car inated by Arabs would be set up y-Jw cognizable. lying the vanquished off into and Jewish immigration and land Liquidated The_ Nazi authorities prohibited slavery.) Kaunas (JTA) — The Nazi buying restricted. Budapest fJTA)—Wearing the James B. Hatzman "We Gentlies! We should h authorities this week intensified the disposal of Jewish realty, by eight highest v a r decorations Fakhri Bey Nashashibi, head of ashamed instead of proud and ar- the Arab National Defense Party, Blackstone hotel, wb/en Henry the anti-Semitic drive in. the new- sale, lease or outright gift. All gees rogant, instead of trying to . pu declared before the departure Monsky will be made an honor- ly-acquired Memel territory, spur- Jewish shops in Prague have been awarded them by the Hungarian Arnei Jewish eniploj-es rf government, a number of Jewish other people in their places." ring Jewish refugees to seek new closed and all London of his party's dele- ary member of the society. <; shops have been dis- ex-officers staged a silent and imBut you shouldn't condemn- a from The initiation ceremonies will homes in the United States. Pal- non-Jewish gation to the conference that such missed. Jewish employes of the pressive demonstration in the whole people,." protested the Jew a policy would be supported by begin at 4:30. A regular pledge estine and European countries. (Continued on page S.) Parliament' house gallery coring ish applicant. (Continued on page's.) . class will also be initiated at the A group of Mernel Jews who the debate on the drastic anti"Well, I can't divorce' mysel crossed the frontier into Lithuansecret session. Jewish bill, which passed its sec• from them. We-Gentiles are the ia after being released by the NaFollowing the ceremony a banond reading. great majority. We run the world quet will be served with Dr. zis from 'protective custody' were The Dill was denounced «y for"We have 1all but ruined it. The found to be in pitiable condition. Meyer Beber acting as toastmasmer Justice Minister Tibor Zsitarrogance of us Gentiles!-^ Qu Many of them were injured and ter. Mr. Monsky will be prinvay, on behalf cf the Independent greed!" . - - • ' . . cipal speaker. Others giving ad- a number had broken arms and Christian party. He declared the He said there were sins of Gen dresses will be Mr. Katzman; legs. One family, which had settltiles far closer to home than Nathan E. Jacobs, supreme vice- ed in Memel recently after emi- Dr. Michael Ginsburg, Associate bill w-as obsolete in view of the Czechoslovakia is . . . "Thi3 in president; Loyal Kaplan, repre- grating from Germany, attempted professor of classics at the Uni-international developments. Other . • dijstry,.. for instance." senting the Omaha Alumni club; to escape to Latvia but was halt- versity of Nebraska, has been leaders of opposition. parties joined ia criticizing' the measure, •The employment m a n a g e Stanley.Slosburg, presidentof the ed at the border by Latvian, fron- named a recipient ot a Guggen- pointing out that Jewish soldiers loathed his economic • situation The sixth annual Congregation- University of Nebraska chapter, tier guards and vras barred by the heim Foundation fellowship. were among those that had fallen that made him the instrument.o al Seder will be held at Temple and Joseph Kirshenbaum, presi- Nazis from returning to Metael. •| in the occupation oT the CarpathoAfter spending 24 hours in the the injustice of his employers . Israel on Tuesday evening, the dentof the pledge class. York (JTA) — A study land-" the h isband. Ukraine. "Are ,these Gentiles who are mysecond night of Passover. .Included in the pledge class "no-man's and three children received of the revived Hebrew language employers much _ different from Government leaders, however, Rabbi David H. Wice will con- which is to be initiated at the wife in Palestine by a Philadelphia Hitler?. They, too, say that Jew; duct the service with various same time as Mr. Monsky, will be permission from the Lithuanian scholar and an. analysis of dicta- anxious to hasten adoption of the shall have no opportunities fo: g u e s t s assisting. William L. Hubert Monsky, his son. Other authorities to remain here for two torships by a refugee professor bill, enforced the cioture • rule, employment. Jews, for all -they Holzman \. ill lead the grace after members of the class are: Edwin weeks." of political science are among ending the debate and preventing Fine Imposed care, may'starve. We Gentiles 1 libers of the opposition I <^:n n-rr^rtr"! the Seder. Milder, Joe Kirshenbaum, James the 69 projects for which the other The population of the territory "$ut you aren't all like that,' Lipsey, Leonard Goldstein and was forbidden by the authorities John Simon Guggenheim Founda- fror Following the Seder a group of ! the applicant said. dances will be presented Bernard Lashinsky, all of Oma- to buy or sell Jewish property. tion has allotted $150,000 in fel- ! us i n "Well, try to get into other bij religious ! .i° by six girls from the University of ha; Lawrence Cohn of Cheyenne, The order was aimed at prevent- lowships for this year. Gentile offices in this, town Omaha. The "Dr. Zellig S. Harris, assistant j enactme dances to be given Wyo., and Lawrence Gavenman ing Germans from purchasing You'll -'get the same turn-doWn are: Miriam, David, of Hastings. Lullaby, and Jewish property a t low prices. professor oj Kebrew, University law in 1 Only they won't be as hones Cradle Hymn. The Memel radio station announc- of Pennsylvania, will tell the The law about 'it as I'atn. I hate, it ])u Mary Harkness, Dorothy Sheped that Memel Jews would ~l>e story of the revived new Hebrew j by one i I've got to take if because I am forced to contribute to the $200,- spoken in Palestine by about a i itations part, of the Gentile scheme io herd, Marjorie Disbrow, Jane 000,000 "fine" imposed on the half million persons and which ] eeonom: Cook, Evelyn Glad and Constance things. I need my job." is now the mother tongue of j provide* Jews of German last December. Sheets will dance. Ruth Kassal He thought-there ought to :b< about a fifth of that number,'' j 500 dur M. Bertulait, former President ia accompanist. The dances are a, Gentile Defense League . . . "i of Memel, stated that the Jewish the announcement said. The ref- j league of us Gentiles who an under the direction cf Miss Ruth population of the territory had ugee is Dr. Karl Loewenstein, I j i»r Diamond, head of the physical ed' really Christians" . . . Bfe wonl professor of political science in j A I ucation department at the univerThe Layman's Tour, sponsored numbered 6,000 and Jews had Amherst college, who fled from | ti% Li have the Gentile Defense Leagu owned 330 factories and indussity. -' ; by the Union of American Hebrew trial enterprises employing 70 per Germany in 18 33 following a disfight, in defense of tho good n&m "f Congregations, "will be in Omaha of Gentiles whose honor has been of Memel's German workers. tinguished career at Munich union Sunday, April 23. A prominent cent traduced by the actions an Three thousand German workers versity and as a lawyer. He "-will rabbi and layman will be present. have been thrown ont of work by prepare a treatise on the relationwords of the Gentile majority;'. . The Union is sponsoring the the liquidation of Jewish enter- ship of constitutional jurisprud" I t ' s getting to be shameful" t ence and government in modern he a. Gentile. I am ashamed." Tour as part of its 10-year pro- prises, he said. •The . employment manager-; re Louis Hartz, 19-year-old son Of gram of service to democracy xa Storm troopers raided and dictatorships." Among other recipients of felturned "-to the matter of. his'.em Mrs. F. -Hartz, has been elected Judaism. Nebraska Is part of the wrecked Jewish homes, beating ployers. What. wa3 their merit to Phi' Beta Kappa, scholastic North East Tour region of which .up many aged Jews. Nazi frontier lowsiiias are Howard Wolf, asso- j t r * j ' anjrway, that they should:! se honor society. Hartz, a junior at E. P. Adler of Davenport, la., is guards were reported to have ciate editor of ths themselves up as gods to judg< Harvard, is one of eight in his chairman. stopped several cars, arresting News; Herschel Brickeli, literary 1 ^ i : other - people and to direct the! class thus honored. Jewish occupants who were bound critic; Dr. Leo Gershoy, cf Sarah • """ ' During the Tour, April 5 to destinies, to say. No, . au sha_ In 1936 upon his. graduation May 24, outstanding American for Lithuania. In most cases, tbe Lawrence college, Bronxviile. X. iore not. have a chance to earn a liy' from Technical High school, lie Jewish leaders, members of the Nazis confiscated the luggage of Y.; Dr. Alfred G. Marshall, Eos-i me ing in our place, "hey used t was awarded the World-Herald Union's National "Committee of Jewish refugees. - At the J.Iemol ton physiologist: Dr. Isidore i be little fellows who struggle- scholarship.. Since then he ha: 100" will visit more than 300 railway station, no lepartins Jew Gersh, anatomist of Johns Hop- j themselves . . . Big shots now ; . ; been the recipient of several Har- cities In the United States and was permitted to take with him kins Medical school, Baltimore; one pillars of the church . . . one o: vard scholarships. than one suitcase. The sta- Dr. Oscar Zariski. Johns Hopkins j , Canada to address mass meetings more them rgave a swell marble alta: tion was occupied by Storm mathematics professor; Er. Wil-to the on definite ways in which individ- Troopers and Hitler Youths who liam Schumann, chorus •director bs'hac . . . another a stained glass winuals can contribute service to shouted farewell insults and oaths of Sarah Lawrence college; Dr. 2261. dow . . . $5i000. it.cost . . .j;fo~ their fellow men. |1 Earl-H. Myers; zoology instructor at Jewish refugees. the-glory of Jesus the Jew. '''•: of Ccmpton Junior college, CaliThe older generation of Memel i'And I have to sit here doin fornia; David Fredeuthal, Frank- EETt : Germans for the most part receivAfter its debating team had NAMED HEAD OF "•. - . their dirty work. I must say t ed the news of the surrender of lin (Mich.) painter, and Dr. you that you can't work for u won in Des Moines.the week be- ' ..SCHOOL .ENROLLMENT Menielland without enthusiasm. Meyer Schapiro, of Columbia unifore, the Omaha Junior A. Z. A. becaase-you are a Jew though Many of them helped, Jews escape versity. CJ lifiow you .aro an . \blo and rlecen team, was defeated (last Sunday Mrs. Leo Abramson was named from the city, in some instances bath b©$~. You came from the univer- ; in -a return match. In the basketball game played chairman of the enrollment com- even transporting them out of the SON BORN TO WICES Bity with honors, but we can between the two clubs, Des mittee of tbe Beth El Talmud district in their own cars and in -Rabbi and Mrs. David H. Wice fiay. employ you. Yot-."re a : 'Jew j ; . Torah. others providing poor Jev^s with became, the parents of a son Moines' won, 22 to 20. .We Gentiles!" : ii All applications are now being railv>ay fare to Lithuasiia and Tuesday afternoon at the ImThe Des Moines Junior A. Z. applicant kept on argiiin A. was the guest, of the local accepted for the new terra which promising to forward their belong- raah'acl hospital. ' ro: (Continued on page S.) • is to start in September. ings at the first opportunity. This is the TVice's second cfciic group all day last Sunday.

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came into close business and so- zenship, Moses Gaster stands out cial contact with Arabs, and es- as one of a triumvirate that Rutablished l i f e I o n g friendships manian Jewry could well bo proud of. It is true that after among them. . "As far back as 1900," he re- Gaster had been in England some lates, "they and I had the vision years, the Rumanian government of Arab-Jewish collaboration in presented him with a distinguishrebuilding this part of the world ed order and sought his return, to its flourishin'g ancient condi- but Gaster was not the man to tion, and restoring the Arahs 10 be trifled with, although it could their former culture.and prestige, be gathered that he was not and providing a home for the vengeful, since he complied with masses of oppressed European the request to write a report on By ROMAN SLOBODIN Jews where they could be Iree the British School system for the and masters of their own Rumanian Department of EducaJerusalem. thorltatively for masses of'Arab men tion, ' destiny. On a hillside in Syria, one sun- opinion in Palestine and through- ~" "Some of those Arab friends of Gaster's Chief Work . ny afternoon several years ago, out the east. Some of them agreed mine are now prominent as leadtwo men sat in the shade of the that if such a program iwere car- ers' of the Arab national move- ...-. It is not easy to say which Is "luxurious draperies of a rich ried through they would have no ment. But despite all that has Gaster's most important work. man had written so much. Arab tent, engaged in earnest objection to the Jews' becoming happened, I know that many of The He had made new discoveries in conversation. numerically a majority in. Pales- them still believed, even a short the form of manuscripts, e. g. the Except that both -syere elderly, tine. time ago, In the same things,we Rumanian apocrypha, but pertheir appearance was in complete Ideas Criticized agreed upon decades ago, and I haps the work which he himself contrast. One, gray-bearded, wore Kalvarisky's ideas are strongly am sure they are of the same regarded as his magnum opus was the gorgeous robes o£ a great criticized by Zionists. Before the today." x the publication of the Samaritan Arab prince, dressed to receive an London conferences began, his opinion (Copyrighted by Jewish Tele- |-Oral Law and Ancient Traditions honored guest. His flowing white name was proposed to the Jewish graphic Agency, Inc.) —a; sort of Talmud which was silk kuffiyeh was bound around National Council as a delegate, pieced together from numerous his head -with three golden cords, and was passed over. But as the Samaritan manuscripts procured clasped with gems.. From under negotiations approached their from Samaritan high priests and his black outer cloak protruded critical stage, the Jewish delegascholars. Dr. .Gaster owned the the jewelled golden hilt of a cere- tion felt the need l o r his unique largest private collection of Samonial dagger, thrust through a qualifications, fruit of more than maritan manuscripts in the world. brightly colored sasj. -brocaded half a century of activity devoted It is my impression that this work A Weekly Survey of People •with gold. His riding breeches to the object of Arab-Jewish colwas completed after- the author and Ideas were white whipcord, and his laboration. In response to the had been stricken blind. boots were golden-spurred. Jewish Agency's cabled call, he By A. A. ROBACK It was a mystery to me how he His companion was rotlnd- set out on one more of his many could find his way about the laced, with white hair and a wisp travels in pursuit o£ his ideal. many thousands of books which v of a white goatee, his complexion MOSES GASTER , "Whatever opinions may exist his library contained. His phyburned olive by the Asiatic sun. regarding his program, there can For the past few wee^s I had sician had ordered him, for obHe wore a European suit of dark be no dispute about Kalvarlsky's cloth, the trousers tucked into personal equipment for dealing been contemplating writing to a vious reasons, not to prowl in London. The actual around the several storied house, knee boots. with the Arabs as their friend. friend correspondence of the day de- but he moved about as if he were Long Talk Many Jews in Palestine may, with The talk between the two con- more or less justification, claim manded my attention; and then in possession of his eyesight. It was pathetic to see him holding tinued animatedly for m a n y to "know the Arabs." It would illness imposed its delay. As I was looking over the Jew- a paper or document as if readhours. After a time the guest be hard to find any oE 'whom it was the one who had the most can so truly be said that the ish papers in bed one morning, ing it, and then with an apology to say. Carried away by enthu- Arabs know him. There are many my glance fell on a very familiar about his near-sightedness, asksiasm on his subject, he got up Jews, in and out of the Zionist name, the name of the person .to ing someone to convey the conand pated back and forth in the movement, who ardently desire whom I was to write. Did the tents, or pretending to have entrance, to the tent. His char- peace with the Arabs, and a num- grand old man appear at a meet- known all along that someone acteristic gesture was to bring the ber of high standing have on one ing and deliver an address? Had who had to cough to attract his extended forefingers of both occasion or'another attempted to he published another book in his attention, had been In the room. Gaster's Interest in Yiddish hands together until they were reach a workable formula for co- 82nd year? No, the verb "was" The great puzzle to me was ^pressed closely side by side. Thus operation. But Kalvarlsky is the caught my attention a n d ' I woke he emphasized his belief that two only Jew alive, so far as veteran up with a jolt to the fact that how this man, a former Zionist peoples whose ways were strange observers are aware, who has de- Moses Gasteris no longer among leader, the retired chief Sephardic to one another, accustomed to en- voted himself unremittingly for the mortals; and that my letter Rabbi, former lecturer at the J must now be transferred into a Universities of Bucharest and Oxvironments so different they decades to this task. ford—who should, by all rules of necrologue. might have lived in separate Foresaw Clash Moses Gaster. was undoubtedly logic, have kept aloof from Yidworlds, could be brought to live At the turn of the century, as one of the greatest Jews of the dish and its literature — could -together in amity and unite their one of the chief agents in Pales- past generation. It was "difficult bring himself to participate ia forces for mutual welfare. of the late Baron Bdmond de to realize that this little blind every event of Yiddish interest. The Arab followed the dis- tine Rothschild, he bad already en- man, who did not like to admit He went so far as to make his course with rapt attention and, visaged possibilities of Arab- that he was totally blind, was one appearance, in h i s - advanced as the speaker finished, rose im- Jewish the and had of world Jewry's leaders before years, at a meeting of the Workpulsively, embraced and kissed foreseen co-operation, the danger of the alter- many of my readers were born. men's Circle in London to say a him. native, an Arab-Jewish clash. He He was vice-president of the few words of greeting or to take "Dear Wend," he said, "you was not alone in his views. But Organization ;when the part in a reception of an emissary are on the correct path. Never on neither side were those who Zionist movement in its swaddling of the Yiddish Scientific insticease to follow it. It will lead agreed- with him able to move clothes andwas a close friend of the tute, which counted him among o u r peoples to peace." their people in the direction they Dr. Theodor Herzl. Gas- its honorary trustees and honHe paused a moment, then ad- believed must be taken to pre- founder, ter had an independent mind, did ored contributors to its publicaded: vent such a bloody denouement, stoop to play politics; was "I remember that 30 years ago as has disfigured the past three not candid in bis opinions, and, of tions. •when we were both young we "sat years in Palestine. Even in 1927, Gaster read a course, could not remain as a comprehensive and talked like this many times, paper before the leader after he antagonized ' the and our thoughts even then were Royal Society of Literature enpowers in British Jewry. He In these three years the Arabs the same. And I remember that have dishonored themselves by more than once expressed his bit- titled "Yiddish Literature of the I used td thinki 'Here am I, an Ages." Is it not strange as the Jews have .cov- terness in regard to Zionism. He Middle 'Arab born in the desert, and savagery, that those who have been brought themselves with glory by re- was more the prophet, the seer up on Yiddish there is he, a Jew from a far off ered should drop it from than the diplomat, but his love straint. In other respects praise city in. Russia, and each of us and blame cannot be allotted en- for his people was inexhaustible, their range of interests,.while the has thought in hi3 own way until tirely to one side, or the other. as was shown on many occasions. head of the Sephardim, whose anwe reached the same idea and by For years both peoples did their cestral tongue is Ladino, should Gaster the Scholar devious paths we have come to- utmost to draw apart from one have affiliated himself with the Dr. Gaster had been the chief despised Jargon! gether to discover the same thing, another, each acting as far as rabbi of all Sephardic Jews in the each in the other's heart." Gaster at Home possible as if the other did not British Empire, if not ' in the The Men Dr. Gaster was' not only an unexist. This is, perhaps, under- world. His official title was assuming man. He was most hos The episode is not romantic fic- standable in two widely different tion, but a bit of unrecorded his- groups thrown suddenly into close Haham, and it must be said that pitable, as indeed most of the tory. The Arab's name cannot proximity. Yet many students of never was a-title more meritori- household is. He made me prom be revealed, but it is known not the question,, at least on the Jew- ously borne. There have been ise once to have dinner with th< only throughout the Arab world ish side, are convinced that Jews rabbis' yrho were scholars, and family in the Succah, a sizeable in which he is one of the great and Arabs can live together in rabbis, even chief rabbis, whose hut with devices and "latest im figures, but in every important harmony. For this view, Kalvar- talents lay especially in making provements" of which he was capital of Europe, where he is re- isky is one of the leading propo- representations on behalf of the very proud as the inventor. Even Jews, In appearing at official though all his 13 children were ceived as one of the foremost rep- nents in Palestine. functions, in meeting important not present, the atmosphere wa: resentatives of his people.'- The No Theoretician personages, etc. patriarchal. He was a stauncl: Jew -is Haim Margalith-KalvariHe is no cloistered theoretician. Gaster could do all this, even believer, in large families, and sky, former .head of the Arab department of the Jewish Agency His background is a half century if his Impulsiveness sometimes more than once in my hearing ex for Palestine, who, as these lines of practical Zionist work, during would get the .better of him, but orlated the principle of birth conare written is, at 76 years of age, which he achieved a reputation as he was above all the scholar—a trol, on the ground that one could flying toward London, carrying one of the most successful admin- credit t o . the rabbinate. It is in his brief case, and more im- istrators of Jewish colonization no exaggeration to say that no portant, in his mind and heart enterprise in Palestine. Born at one of the clergy in England what he and not a few others, Przerosl in 1868, he was already could rank with him in achieveJews and Arabs, hope is the key an active Zionist in pre-Herzl ment In the scientific or literary days, when he. was studying agri- field. At one time he was presito peace in Palestine. at the University of Mont- dent of the Folk-Iiore society; for Kalvarisfty's formula for peace culture pellier'in with the aim of indeed he was,one of the world's is summed up in one, word, a becoming France an agricultural most noted folklorists. word which he coined and which tor to the Jews In the HolyinstrucLand. Rumania's Voremost Jew he believes can be turned into a He settled in Palestine in 1895, As already Intimated, I have slogan to fire the imagination, of and taught for several years at Arabs", Jews, and, the world at the Mikveh Israel Agricultural no access in my present condition large. As the~ natural antidote school. When the affairs of the to the reference books which for the poisonous shibboleth of Jewish colonies in Galilee fell in- would give the details of Gaster's universal distinction, I anti-Semitism, he proposes "Panto serious disorder about the turn must rely on my memory.* : Semitism." of the century, and the entire First of all i have a clear recHis Program Jewish development in Palestine Briefly, the "Kalvarlsky pro- seemed in danger of collapse, ollection that Gaster had laid ungram" provides lor: Kalvarlsky was appointed by the der obligation to him Rumanian A federation of Semitic coun- late Baron de Rothschild as culture. Not only did he pretries, including Palestine, with, "trouble-shooter." Under his di- pare the best popular history of provision for Jewish immigration rection, the colonies p u l l e d Rumanian literature, one that, I into Arab states where they through their difficulties and understand, is still being used in would be protected by interna- went on to thrive and grow. From the schools, but he was instrutional guarantees. Palestine to the on, as one of the principal of- mental, through his report on be a "bi-national" state with a ficials of Rothschild's Jewish Col- education, in raising the level of constitution guaranteeing "par- onization association, he was instruction in Rumanian schools. His contribution to Rumanian ity" between Jews and Arabs, no known far and wide in the prematter which is numerically pre- war Near East as "the Satrap of folk-lore is second to none, and his anthology of Rumanian litdominant. • ' Galilee." erature lias never been supersedProposals along these lines ed. Together' w i t h Solomon Conducted Negotiations have been supported by eminent After the war he conducted im- Schechter and Lazar Saineanu, Jews in Palestine and abroad. They have also been repeatedly portant negotiations with Arab the principal philologist Rumania accepted favorably as a basis for rulers and chieftains on behalf of produced without so mi^ih as negotiations by major Arab lead- the Zionist movement, and from granting him the rights &. citiers—not merely so-called "mod- 1923 to 1930 was head of the , . erates" heading opposition fac- Jewish Agency's Arab, departtions, but men who commanded ment. From his earliest days as an undoubted' wide backing and who •were in a position to speak au- administrator for ICA, Kalvarisky

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never tell how much genius •would be prevented from coming into the world. In his house you might meet at times a young man from Egypt, a lady who had just arrived from Australia, an elderly person from South Africa, etc. Dr. Gaster had been brought up to these international receptions; for his father had been the Dutch consul in Rumania, and in his own home as a youngster, he had seen rabbis, military officers, writers, artists and consular attaches from various countries foregather and discuss the events of the day. Dr. Gaster's Archives Dr. Gaster's collection of letters would be one of the most important media through which to get a glimpse not only of his various activities at the time he was a distinguished leader in world Jewry, but to help to piece together an important chapter in Jewish history. He told me once that there were 60,000 letters in the basement of his home, which he was trying to put in order. It is to be hoped that this wonderful collection will •go to the Yiddish Institute in Wilno and form a part of their archives, already a rich repositery of remarkable documents; . (Copyrighted by Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)

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Cairo (JTA) — The Egyptian cabinet decided today to ban Col. Ulrica Fleischauer's anti-Semitic news service, Welldienst, which, has been widely distributed here from Erfurt, Germany, and has had a . marked efiec1". in university circles.

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ween AL PETERS . OASIS: If you •want to have complete freedom from anti-Semitism, we know just the place to •gfetjitv. - O r rattier Warden LrewiB E. Lawes of Sing Sing does .'„ . I t ' s jail . . . Almost any jail Ja the United States . . . American penologlcal institutions Lawes •will reveal in. the debut number 6t Equality, monthly mag that is being backed-by famous literariUties and cinemalites, are completely Iree "of anti-Semitism . . . Among both Inmates and staff . . In Jail, he will say, the racial or religious line is not drawn . . . There a man is taken on his face %alue . . . All of which the Hitler-Goebbels mob will probably iay la proof positive that tolerance is a criminal vice . . .

language in Palestine, a reporter comes to the conclusion after a trip through Tel Aviv's -treets, is broken English . . . In substantiation, the reporter tells in the Birmingham (England) Mail about some of the signs she came across . . . One reads, OMBRELLAS SALF MADE . . . Another announces, NO SMOKE, NO SPIT . . Others proclaim BACK IN HALF A CLOCK . . . DIPLOMATIC MIDWIFE . . . SPECIALIST IN WOMEN AND OTHER DISEASES . . . DRESSES FOR STREET WALKERS . . . MEN'S CLOTHES DOWNSTAIRS — WOMEN GIVEN FITS UPSTAIRS . . And a butcher shop proudly advertises on its door, I KILL MYSELF DAILY . . .

EPISODE: A number of years ago, one or America's most revered Jewish leaders was pleasantly surprised by a visitor . . . The visitor was a prominent Catholic Churchman who had come to the United States on a confidential mission from Rome .-.. . F r o m the Jewish leader, who had never met him before, he sought advice . . . The doors of prominent persons he would have liked to meet in the interests of his mission, the Churchman complained, were somehow not opening for him . ". .Jewish leaders, lie said in substance, had no such difficulty . . . Why? He wanted to know . . . And what could he do about it? . . . The Jewish leader quickly analyzed the difficulty ior the distinguished Churchman . . . Pointing out that Catholic Churchmen apparently were diffident about getting their prominent laymen to help out in this respect . . . He then mentioned the names of a few prominent Catholic laymen . . . Get these men, lie" said, to do the job for you . . . Any one of them, he assured, can and will be overjoyed to help if yon but lift a finger in their direction . . . And you will be surprised how effectively they can open doors for you . . . Pleased, the Churchman thanked the Jewish leader and took his leave . . . His name? . . . A t that time it •was Cardinal Pacelli . . . Who on March 12, 1939, was crowned Pope Pins XTI . . . The incident j u s t related occurred during the Cardinal's first visit to the United States, ebout which there is little general knowledge . . . It is vouched for by the most authentic

FISH STORY: This, unlike most fish stories, happens to be the truth . . . It is related by Prince Hubertus zu Lowenstein Catholic exile from Germany . . When his relative, the Countess Loewenstein met her death off Labrador's coast during the first westward flight undertaken by a woman several years ago, all the Loewenstein clan met in colemn conclave . . . And decided to refrain from eating fish for two years . . . For the reason tha they did not want to run the slightest risk of eating any part of a cherished relation . . . They kept t h e ' fish-fast for the entire period . . .

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EEPQBTER: Dr. Cyrus Adler recently won" his spurs as a reporter . . . With a scoop on an obituary . . v When apprised of the death of Dr. Isaac Husik, University of Pennsylvania philosopher and editor of the Jewish Publication Society, he immediately telephoned the news to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency . . . Beating the JTA's Philly correspondent by a good ten hours . . . Around the JTA office, now, he is affectionately known as Cyrus "Scoop" Adler. ENGLISH: The third

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really started Arnold Reuben on his career as a famous . restauranteur . . . Since Reuben* owner of a little delicatessen store north of the theaterical district, didn't have the change, Miss Rambeau decided to spend the whole bill . . . That was many years ago . . . Today Reuben's is famous as the place that went "From a Sandwich to a National Institution." . . . A recently arrived Jewish exile from Italy reports that even the Italian customs officials are out of sympathy with the Fascist anti-Jewsh laws . . . When he presented himself at the frontier on his way out of the country, a customs official looked at his passport, jlanced at his three suitcases and whispered to him: " I won't look into your bags because I think the anti-Jewish laws are infamous . . . And when you get to wherever you are going, tell them the Italian people feel as I do about them." . . .

"The Center Library Corner" By HASKELL COHEX A minute or so in Jewish literature by way of current comments of the day's Jewish scene, in magazines, books and Jewish thought: The magazines: "FOR COMFORT AND FOR HOPE," by Charles W. Morris—in the synagogue—quote, "The fierce storms across the seas and the disturbing clouds which they have driven to our own shores, have disquieted and frightened us. A great terror stalks through the land. We are afflicted with moral nystagmus. The human values we have come to look upon as solid and enduring, waver and flicker before us, as we sense the threatening of our spiritual security. In all the tragic history of Israel there has never been a time when the synagogue, in its own right, was so indispensable to our survival." Have Faith, Ye Israel, for by Faith Israel lives. A must read. In THE JEWISH LAYMAN, a most impressive story, "AND THE LORD SPOKE WITH ABRAHAM, SAYING:" by Rabbi Philip Finkelstein. You are sure to enjoy its novel style. THE PALESTINE REVIEW offers "FROM A NEWCOMER'S NOTEBOOK," by Manfred Sturmann — An Impressive summary of life in Jerusalem. On the Book Shelf: "•JUDAISM AND THE AMERICAN MIND," by Dr. Philip David Bookstaber. More than a text book, it embraces an American approach to the theory and practice of Judaism. Rabbi Bookstaber's experience and training are focused on his work as page after page with spiritual intent he unfolds Ms concept of Judaism— "They are slaves who dare not speak For the fallen and the weak.1*

MISH-MASH: the thirteenth floor of the Bond Building in New York, four floors above the JTA offices, is getting to be known as "Heartbreak House." . . . It is the headquarters of the National Council of Jewish Women and the Co-ordinating Committee for Refugees . . . The Bond Building, you should know, is in the heart of Times Square, th gayest district in the world . . More tragedy is being unfolded in that building than in almost any other in New York . . . A genial visitor to Peters' sanctum the other day was Maurice Jacobs, secy of the Jewish Publics tion Society . . . Wonder why thi publishers of Singer's books, Al fred Knopf, have suddenly begun advertising him as Israel Joshuah Singer, instead of using just tin initials as formerly . . . Vicepresident of the newly founded Latvian - American Chamber of Commerce in New York is Dr. Marc GolandsKy, former Latvian Jewish journalist and contribute to the Jewish Scientific Institute of Wilno . . . He was an edito of the Freimorgen, Latvian YId dish daily which has been suspended . . . A ?100 bill, proferred Salvatore di Benedettl, a Jew by actress Marjorie Rambeau in payment of a couple of snacks, of Navara, was one of Mazzini's followers.

are: Four sons, Joe, Jake, Eon husband, 5am; two daughters, eration of Polish Jews announced and Phil, all of Omaha; four Mrs. Hprry Silverman of OnrnW* that it. has. submitted a vigorous daughters, Mrs. Bessie Abraham- ang Mrs, Ttpi! .Arielmnn of lAm protest to ' the Polish ambassa• Terrorist Chief son and jVIrs. Lena Zlotkjn, both dor in connection with passage of Omaha, and Airs. \nn Rich Angeles; one son.. Abe of J..at5 of the Sejm bill to prohibit shechJerusalem . (TTA) — A r a b and Mrs. Shirley Bolter, both of Nevpda, and three graniiita. shops in Nazareth, Nablus, Tul- Chicago: three brothers, Jake and Vegas, karem, Haifa, Jaffa, Ramleh, Henry Kavich, both of Fremont, chiidrrn. The funeral pr-vice was lielfi Lydda and Gaza were closed and Sam Kavich of Columbus, Sunday p.t. the Kpnnetr. GoWen Tuesday in mourning for Abdul Neb. . . . mortuary, Kabb;. David A. Go!«T~ Eahim el Haj Mohammed, coruFuneral services were held on stein and Cantor Aaron Edgar ofRoberts Dairy, which for the mander-in-chief of Palestine ter- Wednesday at the Jewish Tuneral ficiated. Burial was at past 10 years has supplied Omarorist forces, who was slain near home. Burial was at the Beth Farm cemetery. ha, Lincoln, Council Bluffs and Nablus while trying to • break Hamedrosh Hagodel cemetery. Sioux City with Passover dairy through '• a cordon of British products, is again this year offertroops thrown around the village INVEST SAFELY, WISELY IN ing its products Kosher for Passof Sanur. Mrs. Sam M. Leveyover. Four Arabs were under arrest Mrs. Fannio Levey, 65, died All such dairy items are being New Tork (JTA) — represen- today for -the fatal shooting yes- Friday at a'local hospital." Mrs. Annuity, Endowment, t_tf• prepared under the strict super- tative Hamilton Fish, who in 1923 terday of a Sephardic leader- in Levey hafl Tecently returned to vision of Rabbi N. Feldman. was sponsor of the congressional Tiberias. The section was put "un- Omaha after a 12-year residence MARK LXQK Represent* Si strong CompanPassover dairy products may be resolution appropriating $10,000,- der curfew. The authorities im* In California. Prior to her reie«—Every Type of Insurant* procured from the local grocery 000 for relief of starvation in posed 24-hour curfew upon the moval to the west coast, Mrs. and Bonds Written, stores or from the Roberts route- Germany, has proposed a govern- Musrara quarter of Jerusalem Levey had been active in local CALL AT 76(5? or WA 6150 man. ment grant of between 10 and 20 following the shooting by an Arab communal affairs. City Finance <& Insurance C«v The Roberts-Dairy is now un- millions to settle Jewish refugees youth of a Jewish - telephone Surviving Mrs. Levey are: Her worker. der the guidance of J. Gordon in Palestine. Roberts, executive vice-president Addressing 1,000 persons at the in charge of operations. Mr. Gor- annual of the Order Sons don is the son of the company's or Zion dinner at the Hotel Astor, Fish founder. cited as precedents for such an Abe Fishman Roberts was the first dairy in appropriation the grant for relief Abe Fishman, 70, died last Frithis territory to offer Passover in Germany and the $20,000,000 morning a t ' his home. A products. American allocation for famine day relief in Soviet Russia and Aus- member of the Adass Yeshuren synagogue, Mr. Fisjiman had lived tria after the World War. in Omaha for the past 28 years. At the same time, the New York ' Made to • our own specifications In a Surviving him ere: His-wife, representative, who was co-author Jessie; high, close, even pile, this carpet will two sons, David and Sam, of the 1922 congressional resolu- and one daughter, Mrs. Max give excellent service, feel goft to the tion supporting a Jewish home- Greenfield. tread and, because it is woven in morland in Palestine, urged the Britesque effects, it •will appear to have Funeral services were held government to permit "several from a rough texture. Rose glow or turWarsaw (JTA) — The Sejm ish the home Friday afternoon. thousand German and quoise. 27 inches wide. Per yard adopted a bill providing for com- hundred Bnrial was at the Mt. Sinai cemeAustrian Jews to find a place of plete prohibition of shechita by refuge and home in Palestine." tery. • '. • . the end of 1942. Kosher slaugh- He opposed settlement of refugees ter has been under partial pro- in former German colonies in AfBetty Rosenbloom' scription since 1937. Mrs. Betty Bosenbloom, 66, rica, "as these colonies will in all Passage of the measure was probability be restored to Ger- widow of Max Bosenbloom and marked by a demonstration by the many within the next 10 years. an Omaha resident for 46 years, five Jewish deputies, who walked The dinner marked the comple- died Tuesday morning: at her out of the Sejm in a body. Gov- tion of a £100,000 fund for estab- home. ernment supporters of the bill op- lishment of a colony for 1,000 Surviving Mrs. Rosenbloom posed demands by radical anti- refugees in Palestine. Semites for introduction of the complete ban on shechita before 1942, pointing out that dislocaURGE LOAN tion of the meat industry could be London (JTA) — A proposal avoided only by gradual imposi- that the British government guartion of the ban. antee a loan of $500,000,000 for Progressive reduction in the settlement of refugees somewhere number of trading licenses issued In the Empire is contained in a book; "Yon and the Refato Jews, until they do not exceed new gee," by Sir Norman Angell and 10 per cent of the total, was de- Mrs. Dorothy Frances Burton, manded by the Polish Traders' just published. Union. Many Jews were beaten up and Jewish market stalls wrecked during excesses in the district of Can Us For Szeranz. The Court of Appeals MODERNIZATION has confirmed for the second • Attics • Kitchens • Basements time a sentence of one year in • Re-roofing • Insulation prison passed on Tadeusz Baran• Re-tldlng ski, a Polish student, for the . 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Passover «» » 5699 During the forthcoming week, the scattered "remnants of Israel" will once more unite for the observance of the holiday of liberation — Passover. There are those even among us, who will look upon such a holiday as ironical at this time — celebrating freedom when in most parts of the world, the Jew cannot call his soul his own; that of all the people in this world, it is the Jew, particularly of Europe, that no longer knows even the barest freedom. Perhaps not all the Jews can sit down to sumptious repasts the evening of the firBt Seder; perhaps their joy will be strained, if any joy there be, for the burden of savage discrimination is bearing hard.. Yet we of all people alone possess a peculiar kind of liberation — truly a liberation from the Egyptian bondage, from the sensuality and the materialism that drug men and make them slaves. Our brethren overseas may be bound in body,- subject to the whim of a tyrant, but their faith is free. "Who are the slaves — the Jews wandering the earth, or the men, women, girls, and boys of Germany who goosestep through the countryside and whose minds goosestep? "Who are the slaves — the Jews of Italy who are driven out of the land at bayonet point or the mobs who are herded into public squares to give approval to depreciations st the promptings of v their dictator?

familiar, the lunge was made and the victim felled. In the wake of this 'glorious' conquest, the Jew has been ground underfoot, the first fruits of the conqueror's victory. Prague Jewry, ancient, cultured, long-liberated, has been reduced to a pitiful condition. For many years now Prague has borne the brunt of refugee relief. Now her Jews face starvation. Food kitchens have been closed, charitable institutions despoiled of their funds. The wealthy Jews of Prague, famous for their philanthropies, have had their bank accounts impounded so they could not help the poor. Starvation is the p y p p rule while trucks of food roll from the granaries of Bohemia and Moravia to Germany. Farther to the north, Memel, the eastern output of German Jewry, has finally fallen prey. By its inclusion at the end of the war, in Lithuania Memel escaped the tragic laws of Nuremberg. Now it, too, has succumbed and the way is directed to other Jewries, particularly Poland and Roumania. Never in history have the Jews been faced with such a tremendous task . It is an obligation to care for these whose only crime was their origin, an obligation that cannot be lightly dismissed. '

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IN POLISH WOODS" BY JOSEPH OFATOSHIT. THE JEWISH PUBLICATION SOCIETY. PHILADELPHIA, PA. ' "In Polish Woods" first appeared in 1921 in Poland, where !t proved an Immediate success. Since then it has been translated nto several languages. This English translation will introduce Opatoshu, one of the foremost Yiddish writers, to the English speaking public. Like so many intelligent Jews, the author is both fascinated and repelled bj" Hassidism, one of the most momentous spiritual upheain Judaism, almost a schism. The Jews are not cosidered fit for this new madness sweep- vals The founder, Besht, was a simple ing Europe. There is no place for the Jew in National Social- pious Jew who sensed the Inadequacy, and the intolerance, of ism or Fascism, The dictators can subjugate the bodies—make Talmudlc legallsm. He Intuitively the Jives of the Jews subject to whims. But of all their Bub- felt the soul hunger, the spiritual thirst -of the simple, unlettered, jects there remain the Jews whose minds will not be stunted cruelly oppressed Jews whom the and stifled and forced into a tortured pattern. They will not casuistries of pilpulism left unmoved and yearning and dissatisgive approval to force, to violence, to hatred, to thievery. No fied. Besht emphasized emotion In greater accolade could be bestowed upon the Jew than his re- religion, ectasy and joy. He placprayer on the same level of imjection by the mad tyrants of this generation. "We are a people ed portance as study. Asceticism, declared unfit for legalized robbery and moral degradation. melancholy brooding, mortification of fleab, in any form, he branded as sin. Millions of opJews flocked to this new, At the Passover we ean look upon the Children of Israel pressed and to the rabbinic authorities, • ', not Avith joy, but at least with pride. They are repeating the dangerous gospel* words of the old Viennese rabbi .who was dragged from his Deprecating the Intellect and a premium on unstable home and ordered by storm-troopers to clean the streets of putting and undisciplined emotion, Hassnow. "For a moment I was weary of life," the Habbi, after sidism soon began to suffer from corruption and decay. The shrewd his escape from Germany, said. "I wanted to curse the day I and unscrupulous charlatans who was born. -I could see no reason, no justification for my ter- succeeded the original honest exploited their pious rible plight. Then suddenly, it dawned on me that things founders, and- ignorant followers, played upon their superstitions and emomight have been different." tionalism, and extorted from them "The same hand of God, which has made me bend -under rich gifts. Hassidism lost its pristhe heavy yoke, might have ordered matters so that I was the tine purity and became a vehicle for the enrichment of worthless oppressor and the others the oppressed. It might have made men, audacious enough to layme lose the human spark and stand there with whip, thrashing, claim to the possession of mirasupernatural powers. Dejeering, beating, and having no mercy. When I thought of culous, generation set In; the movement such a possibility, I was filled with happiness and satisfaction. gradually sank into decay, and all serious consideraI shoveled the snow cheerfully, with a feeling of pity for those forefeited tion from the intelligent and informed Jews. Only the brutish who stood around me . . . " and the superstitious clung to It ' "Because of such as the old Viennese rabbi, we still can, tenaciously, even as they still do though in many places freedom's light has been snuffed out in the Ghettoes of Poland. Is unfortunate that Mordeca!, and the Egyptian persecutions returned, observe liberation. "We theIthero of "In Polish Woods" la are free and shall remain free as long as we practice the tenets placed against the background of decadent H a s sidism. of Judaism. The others are enslaved and remain in the house corrupt, Mordecai, raised on the estate of of bondage — the brutal, the persecuting. his father, in Polish woods, is causing his parents, but especially his father, grave concern on account of his amatory excursions. He simply can not control his sex and frustration Ieada Mussolini's anti-French bombasts of early winter have been instincts, him into diverse and dangerous modified considerably these past few months, at least, enough' escapades. The father decides that he needB training and guidance for foreign observers to foresee a crack in the Rome-Berlin at the hand of a pious and reaxis. Not that il Duce has renounced Italian claims but modi spected teacher like the rabbi at fications give hope that the expected war in the Mediterranean Kotzk, wither he sends him. At Kotzk Mordecai discovers may be avoided. the low depths to which Hassidie Italy is tired. She' is tired of the glory being crammed life has fallen. The rabbi, incapable and unwilling to discharge down her throat by such useless ventures as Ethiopia and the duties of his position, has not Spain. She dislikes the Germans immensely and blames them seen his worshipful admirers for thirteen years. The affairs of the for the unpopular anti-Semitic campaign. To the average court are handled by shrewd end Italian, Italy has become subservient to German interests. The unscrupulous assistants, dominatby the more aggressive memanti-Semitism of the Fascist government was interpreted as a ed bers of his family. The poor who gesture toward Germany and as such has been frankly un- come-to the rabbi seeking many things but especially release and successful. relief are hood-winked. Their gifts serve to maintain a worthNever having common interests, the axis served the two less family in luxury and in powcountries for its nuisance value. Now an ever-increasing con- er. flict of interests is appearing. When Hitler appeared at the After escaping from Hassidism, Mordecai becomes a fiery Polish Brenner Pass with the absorption of Austria, Mussolini had patriot, and again with some his first misgivings about his bargain. Italy had guaranteed grievous results. His Polish pais neither appreciated the frontiers of Austria and had in 1934 mobilized troops to triotism nor welcomed by the genuine Poles. prevent a Nazi coup. While exposing the evils of German agitation for a Pan-Germanic movement inspires Hassldism, the author does not explore the good It no confidence in her "partner in crime," for Italy has a quarter sufficiently has done. He should have allowmillion-Germans within her borders and she has treated them ed such saintly souls as Israel and Heb Itshe to play more sigmercilessly. Moreover a new factor arises as Hitler tries to nificant roles. He devotes too rc-over the old Austro-Hungarian empire as his particular much attention to the sordid and the ugly in Hassidism and in Mortrust. Jugo-Slavia, across the Adriatic from Italy—and often decai. The latter is fearfully obcoveted by il Duce—was part of the Empire and is today one sessed by wild sex cravings, and philanderlngs are simply puer> of the announced victims of Nazi avarice. Mussolini has an. his lie. •

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by our enemies? We should not, and dare not, ignore the guilt and sin in our midst. But neither should we dwell exclusively on the unsavory aspects of Jewish life, and ignore the noble and beautiful and majestic, which are our predominant qualities. It is obnormal and pathological, loudly and with exaggeration, to proclaim one's weakness and wleked-

•were among them (the visitors at their thereafter in the Libation ceremony) people y»> Aprs* • • their son's Bar Mitzrah. who said, "Happy is our youth or of Be- Scout meeting, i P. who do not disgrace our age." lodpe' roam, .lewieli Community They were the pious and the C^cr • * saints. And there were amoss rescues. Tonight the Tomb Choir rohe&rpal, 8 P. m., K anf

Gems of the Bible and Talmud By Dr. Phils? Sber BIBI/E Make no friendship -with a man that is given to anger, and with a wrathful man thou shall not go. Remove not the ancient landmark which thy fathers have set. Weary not thyself to. be rich, cease from thine own wisdop. Riches certainly has wings and flies like an eagle. All the ways of a man are clean in his own eyes, but the Lord

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them people who said, "Happy is our age that has atoned lor our youth." They were . the repeiuant sinners. Both used to say: "Happy are those who cave not sinned at all but he who has sinned shall repent, and he will be forgiven." Rabbi Isaac said, "He who has provoked his neighbor even by his words, must appease him." One who is reading the Bible studying the Mishnah and even serving the scholars, but speaks not gently to people, or whose purchasing and gifts are not fitting, or who deals dishonestly. what do we say about him? Woe to him who is reading tbe.Bible and studying the Mishnah, woe to his parents who have raised him, woe to his teacher who has instructed hira in the Torah.

TALMUD It was said of Rabbi Hillel the seniorr "When he rejoiced at the ceremony of Libation he used to say, "If I am here, all are here, but if I am not here, who Is here?" (This shows that even a man like Rabbi Hillel, wJio was renowned for his modesty, could be Influenced by environment to become a victim of megolaiaBeth £1 ania.) At services tonight Rabbi David Our Rabbis were taught: There A. Goldstein will interpret and explain Pesach observances. Teddy, son of Mr. and Mrs. ness In public. Despit"! my dislike for Mordecai Ernest Meyer will begin the celeand my deeper dissatisfaction bration of his Bar Mitzvah by with the manner of handling Has- chanting the Kiddusb. Cantor Aaron Edgar and the sidlc life, one must admire the skill and the imaginative power Beth El Choir will lead the •trvof the author. I hope that he will Ice. Saturday morninr services will soon direct his enormous talents to describing the saintliness, the be held at 9;45. Teddy Meyer will beauty and the nobility of those observe his Bar MUsvab by chantHassidic, and others, leaders and ing the Haftorah and leading the laymen who have made Judaism service. Mr. and Mrs. E. Meyer -.Invite what it is today.

from the Synagogue c Ebern- L» Jewish Community Center. burg, Germany, will be ZV.TI'IOT KarlsBsah, 8 P. Di., t) presented to the Temple. Conaally rnfi "p, ,'ewiBh Community Cea. ter. Friday, April 7. Dancing class, 3 p. «-. C ana I) .TcvriEt Community Center. FROM AFKIli 2 TO Sunday, April 2. HOLD JEWS MANUAL ' Sunday school program, 11 a. LABORERS IN EXILR m,, auditorium, Jewish Community Center. New York (JTA) — Jews sup. Noar society, 3 p. m., room JN, ported themselves by manual laJewish Community Center. throughout the first 15 cent Omaha Hebrew club, 3 p. m., bor of their life in the Diaslodge room, Jewish Community twries pora, it is contended br YehesCenter. kiel Kaufman, Palestinian sociMonday, April 3. and echolar, in an article Building closed at 5 because of ologist in the March-April issue of the Passover. Contemporary Jewish Record. Tuesday, April 4. Supporting his contention with Building closed all flay because historical evidence, Kaufman deof Passover. clares that in Poland "even in Wednesday, April' 3. the beginning of the 19th cenBuilding open at 5 p. m. the number of Jewish Boy Scout Council, 8 9. m-. C tury, was three times as and b, Jewish Community Cen- craftsmen large as teat of tbe Jewish merter. chants."

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THE JEWISH PRESS-FRIDAY, HARCE SI, 1939 "man of the Auer" -when election columnlBt, Mark HelMngwr, returns enthroned him in the seat producer . . . also a writer » of ISsyer ef Universal City. Pur-at Warsens? Sid Skolsky is ing the CREipBipn Micha'B slogan at large. wag, mud-ttreviujp . . . on3y The next meeting of the Werfc» i l i"N© The March Hadassab. meetThe Doane college Madrigal Ad Scnnlberg, former wKe i ' " ing was held on Wednesday at the club will be presented ©s a special men's Circle, 690-E,—B. C. VU"B. Tm" vrrr an artistB-agent, ewish Community Center. Refeature of the concert given by deck brancB, will be held os Enterprising firm, trying adopted an 8-year-old C ports were given by Mrs. Joe the Doane a capella. choir in Jos- Wednesday night, April 5, at th« t h e recently vacated LeMarr boy. . Labor Lyceum. Twenty-second oldware, treasurer; Mrs. Paul lyn Memorial, tonight at S o'clock. house, posts a sigrn: "For Satia. Clark streets. V e r e t, educational chairman; Sleep in Hedy LaMarr's Bed- Teacher <was quizzing the cl*»* This unique musical organiza- andTemporary SU6M&ISWHR0FF officers of the orMrs. M. F. Levenson, Gift Fund tion devotes Itself to a study of ganization are: Lester Pezzner, room." on wbat the different countrtw W Miss Evelyn Waxenberg, daughOn Sunday afternoon at 2 chairman; Mrs. M. M. Barish, English madrigals and contem- chairman: Herbert Wintroub, Ewope produce. She finally «8t ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Was- o'clock Miss Gertrude Miroff, Hadassah Medical organization, porary part songs. | treasurer: Ben Reisser, financial _£Jelia SibeliUE will be her mos- around to Germany. Tip popped enberg of Davenport, la., and Dr. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Benand Mrs. Julius Stein, Youth The group of 15 sing in the j secretary; Mrs. Lester Pezzner, icker on the credit sheet of "N*il the %*n& ot the 12-year-eld Harry B. Welnberg of Chicago, Miroff, became the bride of Aliyan. traditional manner without ac- j secretary, and Joe Monovitz, Spy" . . . but it's a fictitious label. of a well-known music blU son of Mr. and Mrs. E. "Welnberg Charles Susman, son of Mr. and Sh« is a refugee . . . m ; once a "I know . . . Germany T h o nominating committee companiinent while seated around I sergeant-at-arms. of Omaha, were married Sunday Mrs. Dave Susman. 'Rabbi David elected prominent actress of the German is: Mrs. Irvin C. Levin, a table. No direction is given at the Hotel Blacknawli in Daven- A. Goldstein performed the cere- chairman; A Quizzer-B will be featured theater- Make-ap -will further madaien'.** Mrs. Sam Rosenberg, and tha effect is that of music port. mony which took place at theMrs. David Finkle, Mrs, I, Berfcat the coming meeting. coneeal her identity. Eleven othlovers EiEEicg with enjoyment Eddie Conrad's planlsUc A musical prosranv preceded home of the bride's parents. er actors in the film will also be tiatry ovitz and Mrs. Sara Frohin, and pleasure. This year the Madit) in "Midnight" is the ceremony •which -was per- The bride wore a white lace incognito. F e a r of reprisals Oneg Sbabboth rigal singers have prepared a formed by Rabbi Alvin S. Luchs gown with a white crepe hat and •gainst their relatives In totali- the price of admission. Leonard Nathan will speak belarge repertory to present in their of the Temple Emanuel. tarian states makes #oeh precau- sorely in need of such, carried pink roses and white fore the Hadassah Ones Shabthese days. public appearances ~?bich are The bride wore a gray import- sweet peas. tions necessary. both group on April 15. He will many because of the novelty of ed -wool costume suit, with hat David A. Denenberg was best speak on his experiences in the HELEN 23GMOND this type of singing. The stage was set . . . the and accessories of Admiralty man. Actuated by the medical theCarribean region and will discuss was waiting . . . Georgie blue. Her' flowers were a corDr. Edniiad Fellowes of Engory of fighting disease witJj the projects for refugee settlement A reception was held following floor.. . and the director *** sage of gardenias and lilies of land, the best living authority on Hollywood »™- "Address TTn- germ of that dise»«, Warners the Mrs.- Paul Verct is chairman ready to "shot" — Gracie. Sl*» the valley. The bride's mother the service and later a dinner. the subject of madrigal singing, distributed to their «&tire perknovn," the famouB short story Assisting at t h e reception and Mrs. J. H. Kulakofsky, cofinally arrived all breathl«*, •was gowned in rose colored crepe, gave the Doane groop their first sonnel . . . along with Uw weekly i & Berjee ot letters beof this group. and her corsage was of white Jrls, were: Mrs, H. S. Weisberg, Mrs. chairman impetus during his visit on thetween a German in Heiiacd and Pty-cheek* . . . a literal trassU- "Well, George," she eald, *^ Buramsse Sale Phil Schwartz, Mrs. Oscar Weinsays "tage 16, The mother of the groom wore o campus four years ago. bis Jewish partner in America, tion of the German pamphlet, Call Sheet The Hadassah Rummage Sale I O»d you on Stage *.** gown of black crepe, with cerise stein, Mrs. Sam Zager and Miss will wilj ba produced by Felix Young, "Defilement of Race" (practical- here be held i s April. All memAlice Susman. insert. Her corsage was of talisly a test • t>ook in Germany), George acwined the paper, " t o t * l S E L t of major studios. bers are requested to tura bunman roses and sweet peas. Mrs. The couple will make their dles which embodies the appalling here, Gracie. It says March l&tU. over to tho chairman, Mrs. not a stage!, Rose Tanenbom, grandmother of ljome in Omaha. Mrs. Harry E. philosophy of Nazi hate, chiefly . . , that's * date May we introduce » popular Peter Greenberg, HA 1207. the bride, wore a printed satin aimed at Jew and Catholic. Harlittle lady ef the "miehpoene"— The. drawing on the trip to Mrs. Harry B. Weinberg was gown, and a corsage of red roses. ENGAGEMENT And that . . . my friends « • « ry Warner believes the most efOUCD York will be held during the before her marriage en Sunday Adolpfe 'Bitier's book. "MEIN Ann Franlslln Eddyf S»e and is Hollywood. Seventy relatives attended tho fective antidote to such revolting Mr. Benno Jacobson of Kansas New Nelson "Sept company" for »evApril meeting. Ail captains are Miss Evelyn Waxenberg of Daven- KAMPF," will be reviewed at the eral years before phe finally said doctrines is opening them to the nuptials, and the wedding dinner City, Missouri, announces the enand reception which were held in, gagement of his daughter, Fran requested to turn stubs over to port, la. She is the daughter of young Women's Christian BSBO- yes. Not only of tne "Cnoseii"— light of intelligent scrutiny. Mr. and Mrs. Harry w&senhexg ciatien by Mrs. Kiith Neuhans at but preferred. the Empire room of the hotel, ces, to Marvin E. Treller of Oma- Mrs. M. M, Barish. before the At the Warner Studio club anApril meeting. of Davenport, Dr. Weinberg is 8 o'clock on the erer-icg o! MonFlowers and tapers, in the spring ha, son of Mrs. E. Treller. nual get-togTLthcr, Harry Warner Financial Committee day, April 10. the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Weincolors, were used in decorating. Miss Jacobson attended the A loud *nd cocky "extra" al- cautioned his employes to be alert A good report was given by the berg of Omaha. The Committee for Work with • The bride attended tho State Kansas City Conservatory of Musprecipitated a riot on him- to feEciet subversive actirities. He Fully Guaranteed BeautiYoung Worsen, of which Miss. most University of Iowa at Iowa City, ic. Mr. Treiler is a graduate of financial committee chairman, the other day when he took said he knowE propaganda is beMrs. B. A. Simon, who is directHester Peters is chairman, is self ful Ladies' Wrist Watdt. and Lindenwood college at St.the Kemper Military Academy. ing fiiEsetBint.ted among his own to braying aboot the benefits ef ing dues collections for thi» year. sponsoring this program. Tickets Nazism. His little spiel infuri- work erg . . , and earnestly reCharles, Mo. She is a Beta Alpha Set with £ £ Pis- $ 4 A 7 S No wedding date has been chos- She is being assisted by Mrs. 3. at So cents may be procured at ated, the two hundred extras and quested that all euch troubleBeta. ItiandK, « ' Jewel* **•» en. J. Friedman, Mrs. Reuben Bordy. the Y. W. C. A.: there will be no cast on tfee set . . . tbinsrs began tnalverp be reported to Mm. Two Regular SS^.SO Value Dr. Welnberg attended the UniMrs. Julius Abrahunson tod Mrs. reserved seats. The mettlng will to boil and bubble. Only our occurrences; warranted such a Tims Payments. ~-No Carrying versity of Omaha, and received VSITCTG HEBE Sam Rosenberg. In charge ot arbe open to both roes and women. Dr. Irving S. Cutter, medical Mrs. I. Boardman and small rangements is Mrs. WiUina Alof "Nasl Americas Bill ot Rights saved warning: Sabbotage his degree from the college of 7 columnist and first president of son, and Mr. Samuel Goldberg of him. For Producer H a r J a nSpy" sceperj - . . ftBd distribution medicine at the University of Neberts. the Omaha Community Chest, Thompson (non-Jewish) prafct«d ef threatening postcards purport. brasfca, where he was elected to Kansas City are visiting their Gift Fond will be the speaker at the 15 th that the mm had the right ef edly coming from a Jewish acAlpha Omega Alpha, honorary mother, Mrs. A. B. Alprin, The following contributions to anniversary celebration of the free speech . , • didn't even have tors' union, which is non-existepi, medical fraternity. He is now Th« Women's Mizracnl Llsen the Hadassah Gift Fund were anOmaha Community Chest, April put off the get. Kext day, taking post-graduate work in the JOSIiTN MEMORIAL Benefit will be held on May 17 him by the chairman, Mrs. 10, at the Fontenelle hotel. At 2:30 in the Concert Hall of nounced however. Central Casting Office cardiovascular d e p a rtment at Did yon know the erstwhile with Mrs. M. Brodkey a»fl Mrs. M. JE. Levenson: Michael Reese hospital in Chi- the JoSIyn Memorial a sound Dr. Cutter, former dean of the Sophie Rothkop as chairmen. Th« was notified . . . the mac lost the and Mre, I. Fiedler ia lpemfilm, "Highlights and Shadows,' oryMr, several days work bet would have cago. University of Nebraska College of affair wfll be in the form of a 1 of Mrs. Rebecca Predmeteky. will be shown by courtesy of the on that picture. Tbree other Out-of-town guests included Eastman Mrs. M. D. Brodkey and Mrs. Medicine, was instrumental in the o'clock dessert-luncheon which is had Kodak company. Dr. got wind ef th* news . . . Mr. and Mrs. E. Weinberg, their Thomas R. Niven will speak at ar Barish in memory of Gloria organization of the Community to be followed by bridge and bin- studios i s for the man's name . . . Chest 15 years ago. go. Proceeds from the affair will called son, Jack, and daughters, Esther 3:30 in the lecture hall on "Re- Schwartz. and he will serer j e t work on and Marian, of Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mayper in Biemory According to Francis Matthews, be. used to buy linens for the Beta those lots either. Zeirotb Girl Schools in Palestine. Mrs. Sam Weinberg and son, Rob- ligious Life in Scotland." of Gloria Schwartz. present president of the Chest, FOR EASTER 4 o'clock organ recital will ert, of Fremont; Mr. Harry Lipp boAgiven Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Broflkey In all past presidents will attend the The organisation « n t * subby Martin W. Busn in honor Miscba Acer was indeed the ol Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. John the Concert of Mr. and Mr*. Henry stantial eum for the school'» dinner. T h e y teelude Henry Hail. Brady and family of Iowa City; Rlekes. Poorly, W, C. Fraser, J. L. Matsoth fund. See Our Beautiful Assortment Dr. and Mrs. J. Schermer and Mrs. J. J. Friedeo in memory Haugh, A. H. Riehardson, C. M. Mrp. A- Kati in sending the of Fresh Flower* «ad Plants ' daughter, Elaine, of Granite City, of her sister. Saras PlPtktn. Wilheim, Melvin BefciM, W. Dale donation stated that the Wom111., and "Mrs. J. Weinberg and Plumbing *nd Hunting Mrs. M, D. Brodkey. Mr*. J. J. Clark, Roy Page and Henry Mos- en's Kizrachi organisation is conPRICES TO FIT ALL BUDGETS daughter. Edys, of Chicago. iribotins to the spiritual developAt a reward for bis work on Frieden, Mrs. M. F. Levenum In sky. ENOIUCERS ment of the girls of Palestine. The couple, on their wedding behalf of the chapter, Aleph Maz- memory of Mrs. Charles LevinComplete 9* Hour Servic* Reservations to the dinner may Members of the organization trip, are now spending several kir Leo Sherman was unanimous- son. Work and QMality Guarant««( FREE efTrtrfATES are asked to save old articles for days visiting the groom's family. ly elected as chapter delegate to Donations to the Youth Aliyan be made at the Chest office. the rummage sale. On Thursday the bride was hon- the 15th international A. Z. A.In memory of Mrs. Charles LevinSAM h YOUSERi ored at a luncheon given by convention to be held the latte: son were made by Mrs. Sam Mrs. J. Tuchman, chairman of SANITARY PLUMBING * Esther and Marian Weinberg at part of June at Camp Cejwin Berkowite, Mrs. Abe Somberg, the Shekolim Sale, has urged" all HEAT!NO CO, the Fontenelle hotel. Friday Port Jervis, New York. those not affiliated -with Zionist Mrs. I. Berkowitz, Mrs. Sam PepPHONE AT SS66 AT 3944 The Beth El Auxiliary Oneg organization to buy shekolini. night, .Mr. and Mrs. Sam Weinper, Mrs. J. Lieb, Mrs. J, 1616 CwitolAv*. Several Alephs are planning to 2 Shabboth will be held tomorrow berg are having » dinner and Te- accompany Sherman to Camp and Jirs. E , Bordy. at the home of Mrs, J. i. Greenception for the couple in Fre- Gejwis. Aleph Ge&ol Irving Necc Prague <JTAJ — All J«rJ»a berg, 717 North Fifty-fievesb pports unions, Jncjudlss t*e wellmont On Susday afternoon, from avenue. There will be a Pass- known Hagibor and Maccabi as8 to 6, Mr. and Mrs. E. Weinberg was elected aa alternate repre. over program. will Teceive at their home for the sentative. sociations, -were suspended by the '&. Chummy Supper was gives At the last regular meeting, thi W Good newlyweds. No invitations have Jt w&s previously announced authorities. Many of their drawing for the radio was held last Thursday, March 23, at the that this affair was to have been Nazi been issued. njemberB held international recProceeds will be turned over to Jewish Community Center by the held at the home of Mrs. Al ords in swimming and other Golbee Cost tews Junior Hadassah and the Junior Wohlner. the youth Aliyah fund. sports. JUSVIXZ-CANAR Because of the Passover holi- Hadassah study group. An apMiss Gertrude Canar, daughthe social event planned f O propriate talk was given by Mrs.ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Canar, days, Sunday, April 2, has been post Max Fromkin. became the bride of Bernard poned Vour Kcrdaarg until immediately after th . After dinner & skit pa the Zevltz, son of Mrs. Fannie Zev- holidays, according to an an.Omaha chapter was given by ltx at a ceremony performed Sun- nouncement .Charge Account made by Aleph Sher- Sylvia Parilmaa, Lucille Batt, day afternoon at the Canar home. man, chairman of the social comMollie Weiner, Miriam Klein and Kabbi David A. Goldstein and mittee. Bettye Tuchman. Community Cantor E. Sellz officiated. singing, led by Blanche ICleiman, The bride's gown was white 9 followed. Liberty Ceeper played JUNIOR COUNCIL lace made redingote style. The the .piano accompaniement. full bodice showed a V-neckline Because of the Passover holiA drawing for a rgnnd trip trimmed with tiny satin rose- day, regular meeting of tht week-end ticket to Chicago, or buds. Long sleeves were built JuniortheCouncil its equivalent, will be sponsored out at the shoulders and were until April 16. will not be. hel by the chapter. ' tight from the elbow to wrist. The next meeting p? Junior The skirt was en train. Her veil Hadassah will fee on April 6. .-' Patronize Our Advertisers of misty tulle fell from a satin cap and her bouquet was white roses. Miss Shirley Fox, cousin of the bride, was her only attendant. She was gowned in pink net with short puffed sleeves and a full skirt. She carried a colonial bouquet of pink roses with rows of Sixteenth" at Hirnay flweetpeas and daisies. excitement over the Larry Zevitz of Ames, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. 1939 Fordi has even surMiss Ruth Eastman, accompanied on the harp by Miss Myrtle Gilprised us. People are trad* lespie, sang. MR. FRED A. BLOCK At a reception that followed ing in cars in. unusually the ceremony, the following as4 sisted: Miss Dorothy Sherman, good condition on new Mrs. Lou Canar, Mrs. Max Canar, Miss Esther Singer, Miss Eileen Fords, This means we vktrtw Zevitz, Mrs. Karpen and Mr3. Louis Singer. Have some extra-fine used Out-of-town guests attending car values—right now. •were: Mrs. A. 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ANNOUNCE BIRTHS Rabbi and Mrs. David H. Wice announce the birth of a son on Tuesday, March 28, at the Immannel hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Grossman announce the birth of a eon on Friday, March 24, at St. Joseph's hospital. ANNOUNCE BAR aUTZVAE Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Meyer Invite their friends to tho Bar Mitzvah of their son, Teddy, at the Beth El Synagogue, Saturday morning, April 1. Room for rent——in PriTate homer—vrith or without board -r~- jjarago «—•. kosher housekeeping I-4O N. 34th street.

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THE JEWISH PBESS—FRIDAY, MARCH SI. 10 best time in track running when he circled the indoor oval in 8.2 seconds. Some of the other boys who TEA31 STA>T>IXGS are competing aTe; LeRoy Cohen, Bice, Ed Cohn, Harold State Coal and Gas Co... 50 S IDavid Mozer, Don Rice, Arthur Epstein, Empire Cleaners . . . . . . 40 3 3 Stuart Frankel, Sid Buderman, The-Wardrobe . . . . . . . . 4 4 37 Don Prescber, Joe B o l k e r a n d CUcquot Club Eskimos.-43 38Harry Fellman. Greenbers Fruit Co. . . . 41 40 WOMEX'S G3TM CLASS Kaiman Insurance Co... S6 4 5 Large women's classes have Shrier Paint and Glass.. 31 50 been held in the-gymnasium with Smith Motors . . . . . SO S ian average attendance of 18-20 coming to enjoy the CenAs yours truly predicted this women facilities on Monday, Wednes•week's bowling produced a storm ter and Friday mornings. of high scores compared to last dayAbout 15 women have been at•week's low ones. The Wardrobes tending Jewish Women's gym broke their own record of 929 for class heldthe on.Tuesday and Thurshigh team single game for the day mornings, at 10 o'clock. The season yrhen they rolled 93S Business Girls who meet on MonTuesday night. day . and . Wednesday evenings a t There were two series over 6 o'clock, have been having an 600, nine serieB over 500," eight average of 40 or more regusingle games over 200, and four larly. teatas rolled over 2,400 scratch MEN'S HEALTH CLUB Tor the three-same series. All in all this -was the most puccessful The Men's Health club have night of the season, from the been enjoying some very fine contested volleyball play on Monday, scoring angle. \ Wednesday and Friday noons. . Tuesday night's results showed About 14 have been coming up on very little change in team stand- these three days with a rule in that the first 12 on the ings. The leaders are still bat- effect start the play. On Tuestling neck and neck past the floor day and Thursdays the above rule stretch right UP to the finish does not apply as the "stars" do line. By defeating the Smith Mo- not attend. tors three games the State Coals SWIMMING are still one game ahead of their Now is the time to brush up on rivals, the Empire Cleaners, who your if you are a swimwon three from the Kaiman In- mer. swimming If you are a non-swimmer surance. Center physical department These two top teams will fight the (meaning I.ee Grossman and it out for the championship in Dave Chesneaa) will give you an two -weeks. The State boys must "Oklahoma" that they win. two and the Empires have to will teach, youguarantee to swim. tafc win all three games to be the ing advantage of the fine,By sparkchamps. AH three years this waters in the J . C. C. Nataleague-has been rolling the. lead- ling torium, you will not only get ers weren't decided until the last some wonderful exercise, but will week. Other results of Tuesday be in A-l shape ready to go for found the Wardrobes taking two the outdoor summer swim seafrom the' Greenbergs and the son. . ' Shriers jumping out of the baseSOFTBALL ment by winning two from the The J". C. C. is again contemClicquots. plating on having a fast six-team Phil Katzman's 563 and Scha- Softball league. Team managers piro's 509 sparkled in the State met last, night for their first Coals three-game victory. Fleich- meeting to discuss plans in reman, smarting over last week's gard to league rules. All playcriticism by yours truly, rolled a ers who would like to play on "a nice 492 to aid the Coal boys' team, please get in touch with cause. Midge (BUTCH) Schu Lee Grossman. The league will start p]ay on kert's 411 did not MEAT with backer Franks' approval. Sam- Sunday, May 7, and will wind up my Yousem's 522 received very league competition on August 13. little support from the badly Every player must be a member of the Center and a special softmissing Motors. ball membership will be offered. George Bernstein, Earl Siegel Goodman' Pill's 63G ruled the Empires as well as the entire and Iz Tretiak were named by league Tuesday night. His bril- Athletic Chairman Leslie L. Burliant performance, although re- kenroad to serve on the Softball ceiving very little support' from committee.

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The Empire'3 2,492 was also high team series for thcevening. The Kaimans had "very little Chance against the inspired Cleaners even -though they had two • 500 series, Marks with 500 and By IRVING SONDERS Hurwich with! 508. Captain Sam Katzman proved to be a DACHSPaul Muni is practicing the acHUND (A VERY LOW DOGr cent and expression of Beethoven, GEE) with 411whom he will portray when the The Greenbergs, who have been picture of that name goes Into a thorn in the side of the Ward- production, nest month. Opposite robes all season, took i t on-the him will be Lya Lys, who recentchin when they lost two games. ly finished "The Confessions of a Three 500 series by the Clothiers, Nazi Spy." Meanwhile Muni's Steinberg's 546, Coren's 531 and "Juarez" is ready, for showing in theaters throughout the country. Morgan's 511 did the trick. The Wardrobes' record breaking score came i n the second "Confessions of a Nazi Spy" is game. Coren's 220, Morgan's 214 ready for release. Because of its and Horwich's 199 were the high timeliness, Warner Brothers are games to make the record pos- anxious to release the picture on Bible. The Greenbergs* best bets April 20, which happens to be were Cohn with 404 and Bur-Hitler's birthday. He probably roughs with a fine 492. Dave will choke on that birthday cake. Bernstein with 397 was not only low for Tuesday night but for the Edna Ferber's story, "Old Man whole season. SOME ONE wasMinick," will be filmed by Warwatching" Dave, and Dave was ner Brothers under the title, "Not watching HER, so who was left Wanted." Harry Davenport, Glor-to knock down the pins? ia Dickfion and John Litel will j' Captain Leo Weitz with 619 have the leading roles. .led bis Shrier Paints to a twoOther story purchases were angame victory over the Clicquot Club Eskimos. Sol (NO NO nounced by the same studio and DON'T) Yaffee with'497 was a include "For the Benefit of Mangreat help to the cause. Captain kind," by Malvin Wald, 20-yearAbe Feldman of the Clicquots, old graduate of C. C. N. Y. for the only bowler in the league John Garfield; it is the tale of a with a good "beard, rolled a splen- lawyer who is torn between the did 544. ^The weather being too necessity of earning money and warm, for the remaining Eskimos. desire to be a defender of poor After this match Dr. piatt and •men's rights. his double partner for life, the Edward G. Robinson Is to play Mrs., strolled over to an empty alley and rolled, a practice game. the title role in a special version Doc rolled, twelve strikes in aof "Cyrano de Bergerac," which row. Isn't love grand. Since this William Keighley has prepared was practice th'e only reward Doc for Warner Brothers. Robinson will get is a "KISS" from his had the lead in "Confessions of partner, end of quote. a Nazi Spy," now ready for release. There will be NO bowling next week on account of holiday. The George Arliss is under considcurtain will come down the fol- eration for an important role in lowing week with these games: the Jascha Heifetz picture, which State Coal and Gas vs. Empire will go into production immediCleaners for the championship. ately. He i s slated for a part Smith Motors vs. Kaiman Insur- which Samuel Goldwyn originally ance, Shrier Paints vs. Greenberg had in mind for Walter Brennan. Fruit Co. arfd the Wardrobes vs. Clicquot Club Eskimos. Mischa Auer joined the growlist of honorary mayors of • The week following the end of ing the season the J. C. Brunswick motion picture communities when Doubles . tournament w i l l be he was chosen head man of Unirolled. All the' league's bowlers versal City. The Russian-born will participate and cash prizes comedian was elected by default when Joy Hodges withdrew from will be awardedthe contest. •'- Auer immediately named her honorary chief of police. ~

Part of the new network of roads By *>EES~EAS 3. BISON teat have been built in Palestine TIP-XOP TIPS by Jewish pioseers is what is Don't be surprised if Uncle called "the most historic fiveSam soon Bends Brother Hat mile highway in the world." runAdolf another t o t cote, on the from the Jaffa Gate o»" Jerusubject of that American vessel ning ISO! City N«ri to the Church of the Nativseized in a German port a couple salem el months ago, ead HOT on the ity in Eetb.leb.em . . . •way. to becoming a Nazi training ABOUT PEOPLE ship . . Canadian Kounties please What worries Hendvik Willem note: Your country is serTing as van Loon about the Nazi ban on | a spy base for Nazis •sorting' on his books, announced last week, the North American angle of Hit- it that it came so late . . . He ler's. Weltreich plans . . . Their feels the Nazis should have recog- • main efforts are directed against sized their opposition to him j the United States, but Canada's years ago . . . Probably he doesn't j vast open spaces also are a con-make the proper allowance for j sideration . . . Tip to t i e Duee: the thickness of Nari sfcuils . . . Otto I of Germany took over the Did you know that Vladimir HurCzechs a thoEsand years ago just ban, the spunky Czech Minister i as Hitler has done EOW . . . Teen to Washington who has refused he acquired the Italian crotrn— to hand his Legation over to the and when the people of Rome re- Nazis, fought in Palestine during belled, he sacked the city . . . the World Vv'ar? . . . Clap hands Aside to raapnakers: Before issu- for architect F. Cunningham of ing your next atlas, put dotted Washington, who has refused to lines around Danzig," the Polish continue as associate architect Corridor, Alsace-Lorraine, Bou- for the proposed new German emrn a n i a, Hungary, Jugoslavia.bassy building in Washington, Switzerland and the Italian Tyro! and frankly tola the embassy that . . . All these regions have Ger- he doesn't like to work for such man populations that Hitler may people . . . Winchell, by tlie way, decide to annex one of these days asks what the Nazis need a new . . . And if any of our readers embassy for—nobody who's anyINSURANCE CO. have relatives in those countries body would go to visit them . . . \re'd advise them to get tbeir af- Among refugees expected here in Let Us Finance Your New fidavits of sapport ready for the the near future is Mrs. Arthur Cssr cr IScfinance Your time "when said relatives will ac- Schnitzler. widow o' the famous quire refugee status . . . T h eViennese author . . . Kost unusual ClsS Car Swiss, incidentally, are already collection we've heard of is that preparing for the worst by hiding- of I. Warsbaw of Albany, who away all the gold in their country hoards ads of all kinds—pasters, . . . Authentic sources state that invoices, catalogues, newspaper j Hitler's throat cancer will prove and magazine advertisements and fatal within two years at the lat- what have you . . . A reliable inest . . . But suppose Europe's formant tells -us that the autumn, Nazi cancer proves fatal earlier? will see a new ecitic& in t t e Syl- j p"wy* |^"i^ IT p~ f T * i ff 't* p-m*. J/V YOU SHOULD EXOW via Sidney—Luther Adler mencge . . . Radio announcer An fire Jerome S. Meyer of New York Bsrach has turned out to be the h3s discovered that the name of champion xnals amateur cook in j S After many yea"E' fy>e"i»nrf In A. Hitler is an anagram for The these United States, his specialty I fitting trusses, v t fcf'iw £'ie Liar . . Czech on that, Mr. Meyer being a tasty dish called eggs a i la Baruch . . . And authoress . . . The new 400-degree circle U V ia w * •» I H i . * the Nazis are introducing to re- Thyra Saiater Winslow won secplace the old-fashioned 360-de- ond prise in a recent amateur culdish-on pads shF* hr>i{ u - I ,<gree one, must be part of their inary . contest . . . As amateur propaganda against the Magen. playwright is Hiram Elooming- { \ your ham' I* '•><" H^^VP- t f ? ' David . . . That Hitler's physical dale, department store tycoon, j % needs are much smaller than his who has written- tweEty-cue plays j <r efficient; no p"nni"f pr h--i vspity is evidenced by the fact jest for the fen of it . . . Samuel! ^ er hipEi r e lef Kl-rns Mr rl ?"• that in 1S3S he spent only 1,73? Goldwyn, Hollywood's favorite j *, Ecross front, Ca" bt v e t " tr marks as pocket money, but had butt for jokes, is seriously rated ! bEc o r bath. <>e'chf n - r>urr<"s 2,333 new streets named for him as the best-dressed iaan of the j Nv mp.i-ier hcv fort; 2 cu -i II^F . . . Or is this latter just compen- film colocy . . . One refugee j \ Is. if interestetf si -fhc be-1 F»e sation for that Nazi inferiority who'll GO well in this country is { \ this one. C pfi'i d<" n r ^ r . complex which recently caused Hermann Leopold: of Vieno®, who \4' cecJ title- VII*'IOI fn1 ; i '"in Dr. Robert Ley to proclaim that got his picture in all the papers I 5 the Germans are "at least as good by kissing the soil of America on] | as the English?" . . . It's not the th? day of his arrival . . . Known j ^ moral force of American dis- &s the George M. Cohan ol Ans- j <| approval but the discouragement tria, Leopoldi is already looking of trade with Naziland which irks for somebody to donate & theatre the Germans in our new tariff where he can give € benefit Metlica A-ts Fic'f r m f ' » ^ Pta regulations . . . They need Ameriper- j Phone ;'TI?n ic EP."^ can steel for the scores of thous- | forrnance for Jews in Nazi conands of railway care, trucks end j centration camps . . . locomotives they must build to re-[ (Copyright. ISSS, by Seven Arts j be through iheni ^v'«* v it place equipment that has colFeature Syndicate) here sc starve y n t s lapsed because poor native material wa: used in its manufacprcvai. ture . . . But they have no cash. to pay with, and had counted on

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for them to sv?y, 'tTewrnt no Gen5,000-mark reward for him. tiles, considering the horrible exCzech Refugees A group o£ 160 Jews who left amples of them that we see runo Czechoslovakia shortly before oc- ning the current world . . . Liars, cupation by German troops arriv- thieves, sadists, desU'cyurs of hued at Tel Aviv as the first refu- man happiness, gangsters. We Borctha Saltsnw-Tt gees from the former Republic to want no Gentiles in our indusA regular meeting of the B'nai reach Palestine. They include the try.' " HISS ANNA PILL, eorrespoadeat B'rith Lodge was held -Monday B'nai B'rith poet. Max Brod; the journalist, that vouiS he ridiculous," vening. Dr. Felix Weltsch. and a number said"But the •jevisli applicant. The B'nai B'rith lodge held a of Jjionist leaders. Mr. Joe Shulkin, head of the "Yes! But. no more ridiculous usiness meeting Thursday even- National Youth Adiministration Th commander-in-chicf of the keeping out f.H ,lovre because ng in the Jewish .Community f Council Bluffs was scheduled Arab terrorist forces in Palestine, than ?>r enter. • o be the speaker, but was unAbdul Rahim el Haj Mohammed, of some Jews, I e.pnlopize to vou able to be present. His talk has was killed in an action involving for tvaving s«ggei=i.Gd that you een postponed until a later date. British police, troops raid Royal masquerade as s. Gentile. We cer•m A plea for Zionist membership Air Force planes. Abdul Rahim. tainly don't deserve the flattery -.-/£•••<• H< was made, and a number of appli• who was described in a recent o£ imitation." With special synagogue services, :ations were^signed. It was decidMore than 300 people attended "But I know some very fine British. "War Office communique seder in the home, and special ed not to hold the meeting of the annual meeting of the Feder•A as "a more honest, and genuine Gentiles.'" said the Jew. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schlaifer, April 13 because of the Passover ation .of Jewish Social Service, 'rograms, Sioux City Jewry will patriot than the majority of re- (Copyright. ISC P. hy Seven ArU held Wednesday evening in the elebrate . Passover, b e ginning 1405 Jones street, announce the Holiday. The next meeting will be bels," was trapped in the village Feature Syndicate) •• ngagement of Hheir daughter, held April 24. * Community Center, and heard the ext Monday evening, of Sanur, near Xab'us. Appraised Services will be held in all the iliss Elaine Schlaifer, to Joseph reports of the work done by the by police of the terrorist chiefAll members are urged to atMATZOS FOR THE PERSECUTED GRODiNRKY, MARER iynagogues Monday e v ening, Ginsberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. end the South West Regional Federation the past year. tain's presence, troops and planes MONSKY.COHEN, Attorneys. Max Ginsberg, 102 Sixteenth uesday and Wednesday mornMr. Morey Lipshut?, who was Rabbi Hillel Weiss, exiled Chief Rabbi cf the province eir Lower moved in on the village. Details Council meeting to be held at Lin737 Omaha National Bank Bld(J. treet. Austria (left), supervising the baking cf "icfcmure" tnatzos, some of of the ensuing clash were not imin charge of the arrangements, ngs. coln April 23. Complete plans for Mr. and Mrs. Schlaifer will he day will be announced later. which is being sent to Germany, where raatzo-bsking has been forbidden mediately available. presided at the meeting, Mr. E. At Shaare Zion synagogue, the NOTICE IS HEREET GIVEN That undersigned lu-ve formed a corpo* for the 6rst time in recent history. Looking on, ss the matsos come N. Grueskin, president of the ex-vice Monday evening will be- hold open house this Sunday from A Jewish special policeman was the ration under the laws of the State to 6 o'clock honoring their in at 6:45 o'clock. Services Tuesoat of the oven is Rabbi Hirsch Msnisehewiti (right), head cf the Federation spoke on the" .work among those slain during the The Mesdames Etta Yudelson, of Nebraska. The name of said cor« Federation of Palestinian Jews in America, and Captain Ernst Stiassny week's disorders. that hacT been accomplished, and ay and Wednesday mornings will aughter and her fiance. No in- J. Scharf, and M. Bernstein were pora.tion is UKGIS HOTEL, COM(center), former commander of the Austrian Jewish War Veteran* Miss Dorothy Merlin, superinten- egin at 8:30, and Rabbi H. Rvvitations have been issued. PANY, and the principal place of hostesses Tuesday at the Hadas- Association. labinowitz will speak during the transact! us: its business is Omaha, The wedding date has not been dent spoke. iah benefit luncheon. New York (JTA) — Hadassah i Douglas County. Xebrnska. The gen". Addresses were made by Rabbi morning services. Special Pass- ;et. nature of the businesn to be Approximately $41.00 was jietannounced that it has contributed j eral H. R. Rabinowitz, T. N. Lewis, ver music will be sung by Cantransacted by the corporation is to ;ed from the affair. Seventy womS25.000 to the Jewish National ! engage or Okun. in sn>] conduct a general hoand S. I. Bolotnikor. Word has been received here en were present for the 1 o'clock Fund "to assure the immediate j tel business in all its branches; to Passover Service will be held at the marriage of Miss Cecilia uncheon. A skit, written and directed by acquire, lease, construct, own. operpurchase of land areas now held j Miriam Blank and Mrs. S. H. Mount Sinai Temple, Tuesday Obler to Arthur Cherpakov in sell or otherwise dispose of and under. option in the Jewish Na- ate, door prize was won by Mrs. Shulkin depicted the work of the morning, April 4, at 10:30 Los Angeles. The wedding was M.The deal vith hotels, cafes, restaurants, tional Home." The action was bnrs. buffets, Brandeis. The after noon was tobacco shops, news unusual in that the bride's mothFederation. A novelty number 'clock. taken after a specially convened | str.ucls and al! other properties, enterAt Beth Abraham and Tipher- er, Mrs. Max Cherpakov, 1412 spent at cards and Bingo at the was given by Pauline and Esther prises, eqrrpm.ern and facilities for meeting of the organization's nnI Friedman, and a group of songs th Israel synagogues, services Dale street, is the wife of Arthur homes of the three hostesses. ar.y and all purposes necessary or . tional board. A total of 3 70.000 j Mrs. Yudelson was chairman in will begin Monday evening at 7 herpakov's father, Max Cherconvenient in connection with the was presented by the choir of i has been raised since October i j operation of hotels, and all things in• Shaare Zion synagogue. E. E. 'clock and the services Tuesday pakov. The former Miss Obler charge of the affair. Other comby- Hadassah as part of its regu- \cident -thereto or allied or contribuBaron kindled the birthday can- nd Wednesday mornings a t 9 and her husband met in Los An- mittee, members included the Mestory [.hereto: to purchase, lease or lar budget for afforestation end ! dles for the 18th anniversary of i'clock. Rabbi S. I. Bolotnikov geles for the first time five years dames' J. Scharf, M.' Bernstein, ofherv.-jse acquire, own, hold, mort| reclamation work conducted by ; Max Steinberg, H. Meyerson, H. will speak Tuesday morning at p-age. encumber, demise, sell, assign, after her mother and. his father t h e Federation. Refreshments (Continued from page 1.) (Continued from page 1.) I the J. X. F. in Palestine. j transfer and convey or otherwise disMarowitz, and S. Lincoln. •were served at the conclusion of Tlphereth Israel synagogue on had been married. pose of. iiiar.p.co. operate, construct the great majority cf the PalesPrague Municipality have also 'The Feast of Redemption." Wedthe meeting. and freneraUy deal in rep-l and persontine Arabs since it included the The Cultural Group of Hadas- been deprived of their posts. al property of every class and desA year book * the Federation, esday morning he will speak at Mrs. Dave Davidson has reof decrees pattern- assurance that the .Palestine cription and vheresoever situated; to sent this week to members of the Beth Abraham synagogue on a .urned to her home, Bellevue sah met Monday a t the home of ed Introduction Arabs would always remain a maafter the Nuremberg Laws and purchase or otherwise acquire and assover theme. Mrs. Ernest Ross. Federation, gave the information apartments, after spending sevto hold, assicn. transfer, guarantee. other Nazi measures in Bohemia- jority and that Plestine would not that 300 subscribers gave over pledge or ot'nervise dispose of and eral weeks in Florida, Cuba and The next regular meeting of.the Moravia was brought a step clos- be made a solution of the Jewish j frpnerally (<*;*] in stocks, bonds or $G,000 last year. The Federation (Continued from page 1.) i other Mexico. She spent two weeks Agudus Achim Lodge will be held er with a proposal fo the Nation- refugee problem. securities or evidences of inmaintained an adequate relief dej ~ ! with her mother, Mrs. Julia Thursday evening, April 6. al Assembly for issuing such laws. The toiai aulhorized CH|>To Consult Arabs partment, gave aid to over 300 i that it wasn't fair at all for the idebtedness. Abrams in Miami. lta! stock of rhiF corporation Is $100,Besides the definition of Jews, Jerusalem (JTA) — The Palestransients, and maintained an employment manager to be put- j(iiiij.f.io. divided imo :1 U0<! shares of the Miss Betty Lee Harris enter- the proposals provide for regis- tine Government was understood Jj tins par value of ?!"(>."0 each, of emergency loan fund during 1938. Gentiles in one class, j 5"" shares shall be Common which Dr. Syd Bergen was host to 10 tained last Friday evening at a tration of all Jewish capital, by to be planning to introduce a pol-I True,all 38 organizations used the Center there were thieves like Hit- \and 5i><> shares shall be five (5stuck per young couples at his home Satur- 7 o'clock dinner in honor of the April 15, installation of Govern- icy of consulting the Arabs on as their regular meeting place ! ler and Mussolini among them, icent) per oenl: cumulative Preferred ment commissars in all Jewish day evening, entertaining the Jewish immigration. High. Combirday of Miss Ileene Rosenberg. The April Sisterhood meeting and 42,500 used the facilities of sto.-k, pre'"e-rec both as to dividends business firms and nullification of missioner Sir Harold Alfred llac- degenerates with no humane in- ;and Zion basketball team. as to assets in the event of liquithe Center. The Talmud Torah of Mount Sinai Temple will be Shaare stinct, it seemed . . . "But. sir. 'dation all transfers of Jewish property Games and dancing were followed Michael, it was reported, will conor dissolution or winding up Mr. Max Steinberg spent . the held this afternoon following a was partially susidized by the I you have some great saints, too, \ the. corpora tion. &nd which Pte^ week end in Kansas City, Mis- made since March 15. the date of sult Arab as well as Jewish opin- | and I like to believe your saints : of Federation, and the Center Build- one o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Samby refreshments. iervEC. stock shall be subject to rethe German occupation. ion before final approval of the souri. ing Fund was considerably in- Pickus, Mrs. Sol Novitsky, and s t any time upon Thirty j are more numerous than your j demption 1 forthcoming immigration schedJewish doctors are to be disAmong the students spending Mrs. Earl Kline are chairmen of lo ^ days notice, at pa,r, plus any uncreased. i paid dividends accrued thereon, all their spring vacations with their Milton Yudelson is visiting In charged from all hospitals and ule, which is now under prepara- thieves." An important feature of the he luncheon arrangements. Mrs. parents "Granted!'' Kiid the employ- j as more fully set forth in the Articles public administrations in Bohem- tion. The current schedule expires in Sioux City are Bernard Detroit, Michigan. •work of the Center during 1938 Joe Levin will offer the invoca- Rosenthal, of incorporation. Stock may be paid raent manager. "But we should ! ia and Moravia, it was decreed. March 31. Howard Sacks and for 1in cash, properly and services or •was the improvement of the ion, Mrs. Lester Goldman- will Marvin Klein, be honest enough to apply to ourj Jewish engineers likewise have Expressing the hope that he students at the othe ' tilings of value, P.S determined Mrs. Harry Kahn of Sioux City building. The Council of Jewish preside during the program which University of Minnesota. the Board of Directors. All stock was the week end guest of her been informed they are to be re- would be overruled by the Ap- selves the same judgment we put \by "Women co-operated with the Fed- will feature a skit by members of whijii issued shall be fully paid and on the Jews. We blast all Jews j placed by "Aryans." peals Court. British Magistrate Miss Dorothy Davis, a student niece, Mrs. Max Steinberg. eration in .this and other pro- the A. A. U. W. non-assessable. Not ?e^s thnn t^n (10) Howard sentenced 17 Jews wao because cf some Jews with whom | shares o ' the capita! Mrs. Harry Bailin, vice-presi- at Rockford college, and Miss stock shall be jects. entered Palestine illegally last we have had bad experiences. My \ subscribed and paid for before the dent of the Sisterhood,' will suc- laroline Fishgall of NorthwestMiss Maxine Leibovitz returncorporation shall transact any other month to three-month prison employers will take no Jews into I ceed Dr. Delia Galinsky as presi- ern university are also spending ed Monday evening from a six The lime o'{ commenceterms and deportation. All the ac- this industry because they don't i business. dent. Dr. Galinsky will leave for spring vacations here with their weeks' visit in Cedar Rapids, Des ment * * ( this COL por? tion is January cused pleaded guilty. One of them, like some Jews they have met. It irit.li. 1'jr.n, upon flitch date the 3hicago to accept a position in parents. ArMoines, Rock Island, and Iowa Max Brickner, explained that he would be as logical, wouldn't it \ticles of Incorroration v,-ere filed in he North Chicago hospital. !ity. the office of the County Clerk of had escaped from a Germp.n priBob Marx of Denver, Colo., Pouglas Countv. iwiirRska, and the son. Another, A. Levi, said he was MONSKY, GRODINSKY, MARER j time spent last week-end in Sioux City of terminy t toil of the corporaA resolution authorizing the ing new to fear from U. S. puba German pilot in the World War •with his mother, Mrs. Johanna lion is January 1st. ','.<••'.]'}. unless soonAND COHEN. Attorneys j lic opinion," the Survey con- Department of Justice to deliver and had escaped from Germany er dissolved as provided by law. The Marx. 737 Omaha Nationr.! Bark Bidg. j At a board meeting of the Sentinues: "This may mean that peo- to the house a full report on after the Gestapo had offered a affairs of. the co'-tsoration are to be activities and orderior Hadassah, held in the home NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ON FE- conducted hy a .Board of Directors, Mrs. A. Mandel of Spokane, ple are sensing at least a greater Nazi-Fascist consisting- of. not less than two. nor TITtON FOR SETTLEMENT OF of :the president, Mrs. W. C. SlotFuneral services for A, Mazie, a Wash., is a guest in the home of insecurity for Jews in America ing the printing of 50,000 copies more than r directors, as may be FiNAL ADMINISTRATION sky,'Tuesday, plans were discuss- resident of Sioux City for the last her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. without actually putting it down was introduced by Martin Dies fixed by the .By-uev^s, and until other ACCOUNT (dem., Texas), chairman of the ed for the Jewish National Fund 35 years, were held Sunday after- and Mrs. Harold Rothman. provision is made the nureher of the. as a growing public dislike i o r shall be three. The Board house special committee on uncollections to be made next week, noon In Shaare Zion synagogue them." j In the County Court Douglas directors of Di'-ecio-s shsll elect p. President, ! County, Nebraska. ' ; and for the linen shower schedul- with Rabbi H. R. Rabinowitz, American activities. The Survey breaks down the Vice-president. Secretnry tm<] Treasand Mrs. Max Rosenstock ! In the flatter of the Esta.te or Louis I urer. Pry tw of ed for April 25. Mrs. Milton Rabbi S. I. Bolotnikov, and Can- andMr.daughter, statistics further, on the basis of Tvn'c}-! (fffifies. exBertil, visited in The resolution stated that the I Micklin. Deceased: those o" President end ViceMushkin is in charge of the latter tor A. Okun officiating. Mr. Ma- the Robert Wolf home last week- urban and rural populations and investigation of the Germani All persons interested in said ni»t- cepunc: Presiuer>t, msy be "nekl by the same event. zie, who was 63 years old, died end In Austin, Minn. the views held by the three chief American B u n d and similar \ ter are hereby notified that on the I IGth day of Jlarch. IMP, Kc-va Jlicklin ! person. Flans were also discussed for in his home of a heart ailment. religious sects. A majority of the groups, made a year ago by the and J'aurice r>. Micklin filed a pets- j the Donor's Luncheon to be held -Survivors include-, his widow, Among the Sioux- Cityans who urban population — in citie3 of tion in said County Court, praying 1 in. May. Mrs. Reuben Miller, Mrs. Gertrude Mazie, two daugh- motored to Omaha to hear Thom- 25,000 and up — believed anti- Justice department, which showed that their fin^l p.drrrni^trption PCChairman, announced that the fol- ters, Mrs. Dave Shapiro of Kan-as Mann, were Ruth Marx, Nelle Semitism was on the increase .in the number o£ members of the Berlin (Havas> — A concerted ! count -filed herein be settled and allowing women had already paid sas City, Mo., and Mrs. Ben Hur- Sinikln, Fan Rozofsky, Frances the United States, while a ma- Bund, its financial setup and re- German propaganda campaign to i lowed, and that they be discharged j lations with a foreign govern- combat United States influence in from their trust a? executrix and ex- \ their pledges toward the Donor'3 witz of Sioux City, and two sons, Rutstein. jority of the rural population ment, and that a hparins* -p.'ill he- : was not made public "for Latin America was proposed by ecutor project: Mesdames W. C. Slotsky, Victor and William Mazie, both took the opposite view. Among on said petition before said Court ] some unknown reason" and that Gen. Wilhelm Faupel, president had S. B. Gelfand, L. J. Kaplan, Mey- of Sioux City. on the 15th day of April. 1P30, and i Jews polled, 40.5 per cent found A daughter was born to Mr. it you fail to appear before said ; er Lipshutz, B. Shiloff, Ben Gelhostility to Jews growing, 51.3 the department also had failed to of the Berlin Ibero-American In- that and Mrs. Sam Franklin, 1510 Court on the said 15th day of April, j prosecute as a result of its inand former German Amfand, Robert Sacks, M. LazrioJackson street, March 23, at the per cent thought it was not grow- vestigation of violations of thestitute | IMP, at !) o'clock A. M., and contest! bassador to Nationalist Spain, at wich, Phil Sherman,-M. Hattoff, ing, while 8.2 per cent didn't said petition, the Court may Errant! Methodist hospital. a meeting of the German Acad- |j the and J. N. Krueger. • know. Among Catholics, the per- law. rrayer of said petition, enter a ; The fourteenth annual Junior emy. j decree of heirship, and nsake such ; were: 39.2, 42.4 and "Many individuals are demandMrs. Barney Baron was thecentages i other snd further orders. allOTv-ancps ; Congregation service will be held winner Gen. Faupel attacked "the Jew18.4; among Protestants, 31.5, ing full information on the Gerof a raffle held by the | and decrees, as to this Court may | at Shaare Zion synagogue to- Talmud Torah to raise funds for 46.5 and 22. man-American Bund and other ish financiers of Wall Street and j seem proper, to the end that all mat- j Fs.'icee night, when children of the syn- the J. N, F . Golden Book. anti-Semitic organizations," Dies the free mason," and said that ters pertaining to said estate may be '• Coughlin Influence Young- Judea members were agogue will conduct the entire j President Roosevelt was respon- finallv settled mifl determined. said. He added that he needed Father Coughlin's influence, AT ©8S2 L Ca2i Evenings. guests at the Junior Fadassali service. ' the Survey suggests, may have the report to substantiate his sible for a hate campaign against r.-24-3n-St. County Juderc. I meeting Thursday evening in the Harry Weinstein will act as had something to do with "the committee's conclusions on Naz-Germany in the United States. Jewish Community ; Center. The cantor and the entire Junior conHe urged that Germany send POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT greater disposition among the ism, which had been attacked as program was in the\form of a se- gregation will act as the choir. professors and scholars to South Catholics to imagine that there inaccurate. der with Lorraine Shindler recit- Solos will be sung by Racbael American countries "to properly may be a Jewish question here." ing the Kiddush and explaining Ginsberg arid R o y Goldblatt. VQT fight United States propaganda." (3) Reasons for anti-Semitism: the Seder table." Miss Maita Heeg- Songs will be led by Irving Plis"We wish to live in peace with The question was: "What do you questions of kin. The prayers will be read by # er asked the four the United States," lie added, feel is the reason for hostility toJunior Hadassah and Miss Dena the children under the direction "but we cannot leave attacks from ward Jewish people here or Baron, president of Junior Ha- of Miss Rose Goldman and Rabb America without reply. abroad?" This question also was dassah responded. Miss France Jacob- Brown, instructors of the To this effect we should make put to Jews as well as to non- Boston (JTA) — Judge Abrs> Kalin told the story of Passover. Hebrew school. full use of the radio, the cinema Jews and was divided into three New York (JTA) — Americans Hebrew songs and the dancing of Thelma Shindler will act as ham E. Pinanski has issued a the press as the United States the Hora completed the program chairman of the service. Isadore overwhelmingly oppose opening categories — reasons favorable to permanent injunction which will and does. Numerous Germans must go unfavorable, and external and refreshments were served. Shindler will give the presidents this country's doors to refugees; Jews, neutral. The results by restrain the Old Colony Trust to Latin-America, but it is necesIda Edleman and Dorothy Mer- message. Addresses will be made a third of them believe that anti- and company here from turning over sary that a numerous group of were as follows: Favorlin were in charge of the program by Jack Kutcher, Harold Lebow- Semitism is growing in the Unit- category to Jews, 12.S per cent na- to the Dresden Bank of Germany important professional men, prowith Ruth Grueskin acting as so- itz and Neomi Finkenstein. Reci- ed States and less than half of able as against 35.6 per cent $3,900 which had been assigned fessors, phj'sicians, etc., should be cial chairman. tations will be given by Reesa La- the Gentiles blame the Jews for tionally by Jewish respondents; unfavor- to the Nazis under duress by Sis- invited by the German Academy Y e w Vvie \v~iV anti-Semitism. zere and Earl Pollack. fried Weil, a refugee from Gerto show how superior we are to able, 42.3 per cent nationally as These are the conclusions of Mr. Morey Lipshutz, president against 19.1 per cent by Jews; many. Weil inherited the money other nations in the cultural and of the synagogue will distribute studies made by Fortune Survey external and neutral, 16.1 perfrom his uncle, Louis Weil, who social fields." of public opinion on the questions prizes to the children -who have Rabbi Lewis will give his sec- merited them for attendance. Re- of whether there, should be In-cent as against 44.6. Those with- came to America and became a Pah-American Parley ond sermon on the book "Days freshments will be given to thecreased admission of refugees, out an opinion totalled 43.3 per baker, and died in Boston in Montevido (JTA) — A declarof our Years" by Van. Paassen at Children Saturday morning by whether hostility to Jews is grow- cent nationally and 22.9 per cent 1937. among, Jews. Weil was forced under threats ation addresser! to deoioeiurc the regular Friday evening serv- Mr. and "Mrs. Ben Schindler in ing in this country and what are ice tonight. "Here it appears," the Survey of death to make the assignment parties and organizations in the honor of the recovery of Mr. Sch: the reasons for anti-Semitism. The results, published in thecomments, "that less than half of of the money that he had inher- 21 American republics calling for Sunday morning, Rabbi Lewis indler from an illness. AT 4*i5 April issue of Fortune magazine, the reasons given for anti-Semit- ited while in a German concen- unity in defense of democracy, will speak at the service of the are as follows: First Unitarian Church. ism in the world were anti-Sem- tration ' camp. Upon arrival in fight against racial, political and COUNCIL MEETING Wednesday, Rabbi Lewis offic (1) Refugees: The reply of itic in their general sense, i. e.,Palestine, he cabled the firm of other manifestations of J'ascisn POSTPONED iated at • the funeral services of persons polled was overwhelming- were critical of the Jews as Jews. Wasserman and WTasserman, Bos- and a boycott of the products of Mrs. Henry Clark, wife of Rev ly in the negative — 83 per cent Among. the people giving these ton attorneys, to take up his case. all totalitarian nations was auopi.f — ' i •T Because of th,e Passover holi- against opening America's gates, answers may be presumed to be The Dresden bank had already ed by the Coinrnitteo on Internaerend Clark of the Unitarian days, the meeting of the Council' tional Affairs of the Ir.tei'-Arct?rChurch. 8.7 per cent in favor and 8.3 per the nucleus of any hostility in the made demands on the Boston of Jewish Women, scheduled for cent without an opinion. The U. S. toward the Jews. But 19.1 bank, but the Old Colony did not can Congress of Democracies, I W i & U W; L W h i f next Monday, will not be held. question was put in this form: per cent of the answers given by hasten to turn over the money. which represented liberal, radical DR. GALINSKY TAKES The next meeting will take place "If you were a member of con-Jews themselves, including mul- When and labor organizations from varAttorney Leonard Salter of CHICAGO POSITION the first Monday in May. gress would you vote yes or notiple answers, were critical of the Wasserman firm appeared be- ious countries of this coatineEt. on a bill to open the doors of the their people. And these must be fore Judge Pinanski's court, the Dr. Delia Gallnsky has acceptU. S.'to a larger number, of Euro- presumed to spring from racial hank's attorneys offered no ob- Judah Benjamin was in 1S.S ed a position on the staff of the I 1' offered a position on the U. o. pean refugees than now admitted self-criticism rather than anti- jection to the injunction. North' Chica'go hospital and wil Supreme Court but refused. our immigration quotas?' Semitism. Many gentiles miy leave Sunday to assume her new Dr. Lionel London has been under Hostility to Jews: The sur- likewise find fault with the Jews \ Isidor Borov.-ski served under ! i i duties. She has been practicing in named advisor of the W. E. J.vey(2)produced results only slight- without also having an active dis- Simon Bolivsr^ the liberator of I MONSKY, GRODINSKY. MARER Sioux City for-the past five years club, recently organized at thely altered from like for them. And more Ameria .similar poll Dr. Galinaky is the daughtei Center.. Philip Kantor is presi taken last November. Of persons cans say they don't know what SOUth America. j COHEN, Attorneys . of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Galin dent. NOTICE OF C H A i l t L MORTGAGE polled on the question — "Do you the reason for anti-Semitism is SALE sky, 2301 Jackson Street. of Vear that in this country hos- than put the blame for it on and perchance, of a President T h e Intermediate Dramatic believe Jews." Windrip — If It Should Happen tility toward the Jewish people i NOTICE IP HEREBY/ GIVEN that club has several one-act plays growing or not?"—33.2 per cent C f\r,4 fi-CU on the l!2nU day of-April, 1SO9, :it t< ' Here." Reasons available to organizations desir answered in the affirmative, 45.7 o'clock .\. M., at 514'i Mason Street. Among reasons for anti-SemiThe Survey added: "Those who ing programs. Groups interested per cent in the negative and 21.1 believe that anti-Semitisn here is tism listed as •"favorable" by the Omaha, Xebra^lia.. the undersigrned ©Stainless St»«S S«F»»r Friday evening services at Betl In the club presenting a play foi will sell at public auction to the hip,! Frees.' Abraham and Tipherth Israel Byn. their program may communicati per cent did not know. The fig- growing, and trace the world Survey are: "People are jealous est blculer for cash one Ford fourdour sedan automobile, year 1DU£, Krtand envious.-of Jews' aeconipHsaagogiies will begin at 6:45 o'clock with Miss Gloria Novitsky, presi ures in the November survey trend in that direction to faults covered by cha'-trl were: Growing, 32.5 per cent: of the Jews themselves would ineats." "Jews loo clever atid suc- Sine No. 17BG?*. tonight; Services Saturday morn dent. in favor of .the American not growing, 52.5 per cent; didn't come to 18.7 per cent of the total cessful." Among "unfavorable" Tnortgage ing will b'egin at 9 o'clock. Loan 1'la.n and signed by Carl X3s.\ >t cent. population. The people who fa-reasons: "Jews control and mo- and Zola Davis on .Aug-usl. TT, IPu? Rabbi S. I. Bolotnikov wil The Eplurum club met Thurs know, 15 perAnalysis vor denying admission to immi- nopolize enterprise, hoard money, and "having: been filed in the Ofiiic speak at Beth Abraham synago day to continue its work in re • the County Clerk of Douglas Cov-- i Analyzing the figures, however, grants and who also find'fault hare too much power;" "Jews r.re of gue -Saturday "afternoon, at ty, rsebraska, on Aujrust 00, !",>••>, arranging and securing books: fo Fortune Survey pointed oat that with the Jews would be the equiv- unfair and dishonest in b.usi- upon o'clock" on ."The Great Sabbath. the Center library. which saJd mortgage there is _, - %"" irfj;> |s|« m m while there has,been only a neg alent of 03.4 per cent. Somewhere ness;" "Jews are clannish, nos- now due and G"a*ins: the sum vf Michlras Qhometz " will tak .na3 crates, Kegijjaj" price ^ |:;^a% ljf«|| Said sale wili-be-t'or the pu:ligible increase in the number o_ between these two figures is rnixers, not good citizens, inter- $1S1.DO. placeSunday at Adas Yeshure vas f i pose of foreclosing said mortg-sjre, for people believing there is a growth probably the true number of ested only in race." Among "ex- the 3pJt|' ^ g ' synagogue from 8 a. m. until l AUXILIARY PLANS i crir &cz siot perstili us to afivcrof the sale End sll accruing Americans who carry the symp- ternal and neutral" reasons: "Re- costscosts of hostility in the United States 3e spsciai price ei. . . . . . . • i<«'|v" "***" noon. Sunday afternoon and eve and for the purpose of s-'atii*; ONEG SHABBOTH toward the Jews, the number ex toms of latent anU-Seraitisni. ligious aEd racial prejudice;" ing the above stated sum notr due t""* ning, and until 10 o'clock Jlon if*!i Tkz^,Uf, STREET anfi tliat no suit or other p r The. Ladies Auxiliary of Shaar_ pressing doubt, on the subjec Probably only a few of them al- "Germans, Hitler, dictatorships;" oning day morning, Rabbi Bolotniko eceding at la?/ has been instituted to will have Mchiras Chometz at hi Zion is»planning a Passover Ones showed a -considerable increase ready have a virulent case. The "Propaganda, agitation:" "Po- recover said debt or any. part tlicrpof LI « 6 5 Shahbot for April S. "Mrs.; L. J. Declaring* this increase was "a rest are simply the potential au- litical motive. Jews made scapeAMERICAN' LOAN" PLAN* iome 207 11th street. goat to divert attention from dedience for the oratory of Father By Monsky, Grodinsky, Marer & Co! the expense of the majority wh Kaplan will be hostess in her hen, its Attornej's. S-31-39-4t- j home. The program is being ar- 1 believed that the Jews have noth Coughiin, and of Bund leaders, fects of Nazism." Patronize Our Advertisers ranged by Mrs. A. H. Baron. Mrs. Herman Licht and Mrs. .'hilip Sherman will participate In the program and the singing of 'assover songs will be led by lantor Morris Okun.

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