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PALESTINE .-.Well, the son, in his dreadful travail, returns tc the homestead iSnterea as Second Clasa ilail Matter on January 31. 1931, at of his father and finds the door OMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1939 Postoffice. of Omaha, Nebraska, under the Act of March S_ 1X79 closed against him. He had been cast out of his owa home and had v:andered over the world, seeking a place to lay his head; and now fce knocks at the door of the old i *~ place where his father lived and Is driven away. New York (WNS) - v Because j New York (WNS) — Dorothy r American Negroes, e s p e c iaily ".hompson, well-known columnist "But this is my father's house! those who live in the South, are md lecturer, was the recipient of He lived here and it was promdeeply indebted to the late Julius the Richard J. H. Gottheil Medal ised to me." CiH from the Zeta Beta Tau fraternRosenwald, "who gave millions of •.'There's no ..place for you ity, oldest Jewish fraternity in dollars to establish Young Men's here." merican colleges. The fraternity Christian Association building and i •»* .-» TJ C *<• J M. "But consider how faithful I 1,240 Jews Refused Entry awards the medal annually to per- 100,000 Attend Opering rural public schools for members | ^cuon&ad _ 5 a y s Mandate Save been to this house and its Ceremonies on sons distinguished for their servNegro race," P. E. Young, } b y Presidential Cosforra to acres. In the years of my prosices to Jewry. Miss Thompson ..tie Negro periodical • . Sunday Decree perity I gave o£ my means to it. is the first woman to receive the , ~":i"*-r*uiSe," sent a CDHI lived in a distant place but I award. •-'•?, '7r. """"-«n Altsch.nl, BRITISH POLICY Bit COMMONS APPROVE was faithful to send Tny money POGROMS THREATENED ;svi\',* aited Jewish. Previous recipients have inhere for this house." cluded President Roosevelt, John T- T T ' 'If Concerned Mr. YOUL.5,.. that through Government "We don't want you here, sir." Cuban Jewry Raises Fund Haynes Holmes, Governor Her- Einstein in Address Urges Continued Support by Slim Majority in this contribution---ae "wanted to "This beauty, the fruitfulness . for Defense Against ert H. Lehman and Felix Warindicate our interest in the broad ol these fields are the work of for Ideal House burg. The presentation to Miss Propaganda ?en iox New Local PreKc:r;.s. question of Jewish, -welfare in the my brothers and the fruit of my Thompson was made by Harold crisis, and to make some giving." London (JTA) — While pleasHavana (JTA) — A crisis in Riegelman, past-chairman of the World's Fair, N. Y. '(JTA) — present New York (WKS' — 1E their j "We're Borry — but that's our the Cuban Government threatened National Interfraternity Confer- One of the smallest national pa- expression of our concern and ed by the shoving made against concern Palestinel end its slg- ' helped to give, the New sympathy." 1 the White Paper on Palestine, mfitariceover 'decision. You can't come in.'" this week on the question of refu- ence, who praised her as giving vilions - i " which won House of Common*; A m - ' i . - r a, ;c c, - ~* *'Ahd now that I am a wan- gees, 1,240. of whom were refus- voice and volume" to the "in-York World's Fair the biggest j-t-v, T . -F r n day since its opening when more approval by the slim majority ot is i p l n o i ' e r derer without sanctuary, even the ed permission to land from three stinct for freedom." - •• =" o" ~' - ' K than 100,000 Jews from many S9 votes. Zionist circles voiced door of my father's house is ships over the week end. Col. n i cities flocked to the grounds on concern over the Government s c ro oi nrt - *n ' eV• i,< - '"• i. * - " -~ Fulgenico Batista, military chief, closed against me." il i ' -.'<*•-. Sunday to glory over the Jewish expressed - i n t e ction not to b < was reported to have issued a de•'Please go." 1 I """ i _ " O i " "L 1 " " i" * " ( " - . Palestine Pavilion and mass in bound by any decision that m?" f c \ ,"<=- =' L o r ; 1 -T ' cree banning entry of Jewish ref- * i Ironic Tragedy demonstration against British be taken by the Permanent Mar- ; r c , T , t f " - «\ f ' f t -"•• c r 1 was said to have threaten; --•policy on the Holy Land. It's ironic tragedy heaped upon ugees, dates Commission cf the Lear c ed to resign if they were allowed 1 f\ the tragedy that has gone be- to enter. The dedicatory ceremonies in of Nations. lore, insult on top or all the inthe Court of Peace, attended by r -" Colonial Undersecretary L,o ^ 0I The German steamship San Luis scores of thousands under a jury. It is for bitter laughter Dufferin and Ava bluntly slate I burning sun, were predominantly . . . "In a world that doesn't was at sea with 93S refugees F r e " , o -a that if the Mandates CornmissicT ( •want me I am driven even from aboard, barred from landing un- District President of B'nai a political demonstration as the Philip Klutznick to Give took the vie-vr thet the Gover->- -. e r t s. -. o v participants booed the names of B'rith Will Be Guest my father's house. But this house der the presidential decree. In'< 1 e * t_ ment's new Palestine policy -p-e = Prime Minister Neville ChamberCommencement of: my father was promised me. tervention with the Government of Local Lodge inconsistent -with the msEda'c c lain and Colonial Secretary Malby Jewish communal and refugee• Address It was a sacred promise." then Britain would ask the Leagu^ ». r " " colm MacDonald and listened to The exile remembers his fath- aid organizations had so far provArchie Cohen, president of Dis_T > ,. . , . , , Council to amend the mandete Iv TT speeches by Prof. Albert Einstein, er's house in the years before. It en fruitless. Later the steamer rict Grand Lodge, No. 6 of B'nai Dr. Chairn Weizmann by radio r r p \ r The Department of History and c o n f o r m t 0 t b e BClicr _ had fallen into desolation and its Ordune brought 154 more refu- B'rith, will be guest of honor at from ] Senator William H. Religion of the City Talmud Tor^ jiajo-itv .obtains fields had become desert. They gees, of whom 50 were permitted the B'nai B'rith stag and field day King, Paris. b e gmaI1 1. v ; i 11 i o t... n * \0 Mayor Fiorello H. Lar a d a t l o June •with whom it had been left had to land and the remainder barred. £.™ Uon _ bSunday °}*S* 5morning, ? ? . . e ^4, - for thetoWhite Paper 'came beirr as r *•- r» !» r r Guardia and American Zionist cises shock the Government, The ship put out for Chile with at 11 o'clock in the auditorium let the -fields die; the trees had leaders. the smallest the Chamberlain rethe 104 still aboard. Another 200 1 of the Jewish Community Center. withered and fallen and there gime has received on "any roaj* Special police details guarded had been .no new planting; the exiles arrived on the French Mr. Philip M. Klutznick: will be issue for several years. Twer L-1 the British and Italian pavilions steamship Flandre, which was not earth lay gray under the sun, givduring the day, but no untoward commencement speaker. Diplomas Conservatives, including ex-Col c"1 permitted to disembark its pasing nothing. I-C !r Tc incident was reported. Circulars will be awarded to those students ial Secretary Leopold S. Amer sengers and proceeded toVeroAs he tarns away from his cruz, Mexico. condemning Britain's Palestine who have completed, in a satisfac- Winston Churchill, Oliver Lockffather's houBe t h e exile's eyes policy were distributed in front tory manner, a course in Jewish Lampson and Capt. Victor Cazcglow with the vision of the lovely Tragedy Aboard of the British building. Officials history, customs and ceremonies. let, voted against the Govemme*' The following are members of and 140 abstained, including U o scene that has been created since: of the pavilion made no move to The Jews abroad the San Luis the graduating class: Sylvia Bern- Cabinet officials. This houss standing strong again; were desperate, one of them, Prof. interfere. - -I"' v ' 1 r r-; » rv -i t stein, Roselle dayman, Annette these waving fields; these trees Meier Weiler, 63 years old, died Serious Setback Morning Ceremony hearing the orange and the olive on the ship of a heart attack. OthThe Chamberlain Govensmeni = The ceremonies began in the Forbes, Beverly Gree, Sarah Ka1 .r morning- -with a reception for dis, .Rose Kirshenbaum, B e t t y failure to secure a substance ers were seeking to commit sui- r . L - C r . . all this. . Ethelyn majority for its policy was gene members of the board of direc- Kraft, Floyd -Kuklin, "I am not allowed to share of cide by throwing themselves overtors and advisory council of the Lashinsky, and Ma,riam Lipsrnan. ally considered a serious setbacl this goodness to which I gave board. Pavilion, followed by a procesfrom my own bands." T Also Harriet Lorkis, Reeda evidencing a lack of confidence Contributing the situation sion to Perylon Hall for the of- Magzamin, Beverly Merriam,. Fan- its proposals. T h e Manchester What ought he to do? He was the agitationto in some newsficial reception by Grover Whalny Miller, Harriet Parker, Ruth j Guardian said editorially that tl might take up a gun against papers. In an editorial in Diario en, president of the fair, and an Rosinsky, Rose Silver, Leonard jT °te constituted a "virtual c rthose who have driven him from de la Marina, Editor Pepin preofficial call at the Federal buildhis father's house. Everybody in dicted pogroms against the Jews. Steinberg, Rosalie Wasseriaan, feat" for the Government, wfc ~ ing. Then the Eternal Light was the world is taking tip guns. He Anti-Semitic activities have been Lois Wintrauh, the Times asserted that the r r installed in the pavilion with an Bertha Wine, position would have been more io~might pick up a torch that with increasing in the past two months. opening ceremony, and there fol- Phyllis Wintraub, • and Bernard rnifiahle but tor the reluctance fire as well as with gun he may A Central Committee of Jewish lowed a luncheon for Zionist Wolfson. has embarrass the Government at z go against his enemies. All ->ver Institutions has been founded to Miss Florence Steinberg leaders. In the afternoon came o | the world people are making organize defense against anti-Semthe main ceremonies, which were been teacher of the* graduating 1Uime of great international trnArchie Cohen. sion. ready to throw fire even from the itism and is carrying on a §10,followed in the evening by a con- class. It was pointed out, also, that , skies. 000 fund-raising campaign to fi- which is to be held on Wednesday, cluding dinner. the shortness cf the debate p-e- ' I like to believe that the exile nance its activities. June 7, a t the Highland Country Thousands of persons had vented many of all parties fre— is wiser than to take up force Children's Bill Supported Club. come to New York to witness the J participating, trtne the sbstent? — \,1 t o make right out of his wrong. Washington (JTA) — Strong Mr. Cohen, a resident of Chi- dedication of the first Palestine i of 14.O conservatives O6sr>ite tb" He has lived so long and hassupport for the Wagner-Rogers cago, is a Referee in the Chicago pavilion ever erected at an inter] three-line vhip on a question .-' learned- so much. These others bill t o admit 20,000 German ref- Bankruptcy Court. He is a Past national exposition in the Tjni'°£ j1coafid-jnee vrss - iaiien to" sh-.v who have taken up guns and pre- ugee children to the United States Exalted ruler of the-Chicago Elks States." "Excursions' had itroug: t ! lJ 111 i a ^ V» i h t I* that an imports-itt ^ecaon rf Gr>-pare to throw" fire from the -skies was given before the House Im- and is active in Masonic affairs. Zionists from principal cities cf ernment supporters T.-ere uns". lr are people who were born only migration Committee. The hearing For many years he was a pro- the country. to follow the GcrprRroent !""the day before yesterday; but he was featured by reading of a let- fessional associate of the late U. Omahan Stresses Need of although Opened by Einstein unwilling to join the Opis old enough to have been a t ter from President William Green S. Senator J . Hamilton Lewis of The pavilion, which had opened Responsible Leadposition. Sinai and to have seen the hand of the American Federation of Illinois. unofficially three weeks ago. was ership Next to Geneva. of God in Egypt. (His opp/es- Labor urging passage of the mea- Mr. Cohen, who is a noted after- declared officially open by Prof. j The next formal p;.ep x?\\\ \>e sors are only dust in the desert sure. dinner speaker, will talk to the Einstein in a dedicatory address New York (WNS) — Subordi- | taken at Geneva, where the M-r-i of Egypt though they were a pow 'Joseph A. Padway, A. F . L. members of the local lodge at the in which he stressed that "who. "'Ir < erful people with chariots and counsel who read the message, de- banquet to be held in the evening. ever has learned to appreciate nation of the personalities of the 1 dates Commission is expected tc clared it was personal as the or- The afternoon, Wednesday, will and admire the positive side of leaders of Jewry to the higher | consider the Palestine policy wi ! swords.) • *ganization itself had taken no of- be devoted to golf and baseball. man's aspirations is sure to be cause, "the welfare of Israel," out vrr* May Be Best willing to protect and, if neces- through i "disciplined utterance on i e> o"? s o ' He raises his fist, then lets it ficial action on the issue. An evening of cards and enter- sary, to fight with all his might and action" esecated through the forms to 12-- r_c.r.v. Other witnesses endorsing the tainment will follow the dinner. in defense fall . . . "Perhaps for the moment of what has been properly organized agencies, was c - e s " e c - - : all this is for the best," he says bill included actor Joe E . Brown, Tickets for the Stag and Field achieved.'' urged by Henry Monsky, presi- da-te Cr-rrrr . He remembers that in all hiswho flew from Hollywood to tes- day are 51-25 and may be gotten • , r of B'nai B'rith, in an address its ctt ,-L He said: "In Palestine a handtimes "before he always said of tify; Frank Graham, president of from Salewin Michnick, At. 0755. ful of people is threatened by the dent the graduates of the Jewish all his pains, "This may be forNorth Carolina "University; .ClarNew officers of the Lodge will political intrigues of the Powers. to Insitute of Religion at the 14th cons.-t°-t the best," but then he meant that ence E . Pickett, executive secre- be installed at this time. - -v ] Sheer brutal mob violence would commencement esercises held at expect t t s -~ c- •whatever befell him might be fortary of the Non-Sectarian Commitrob it of its achievements won at Carnegie Hall. Co,." the best for himself, according to tee for German Refugee Children, i to crrcrc the price of hard work and bit- \ and Miss Katherine Lenroot, chief Mr. Monsky stressed the fact God's will. ter sacrifice.'It is exposed to con- that "lack of forthrightness where j . ""*'%„ \,_ " ^ 1 of the Children's Bureau of the * Now he says, "This which has Labor e P stant attack, and every one of its Department. a courageous policy is required is j ^, JJ_^_ ~J[ just happened to me may be in members is forced tS fight for his My admonition of John Brophy, national director the end ' for the best of the very life, even over and above the distressing. r f r- r r rrestraint means disciplined utterof the Congress of Industrial Orbitter economic struggle for suri .world." • ance and action through properly ganizations told the c o mmittee vival." <L. Yes, he thinks, it may be forthat organized labor had no fears organized agencies; it does mean ' the best. of the world that the of an undue influx of refugees resubordination of the individual to this UL Arabs have been appeased at hissulting from the Wagner-Rogers the group, to the cause, to theonirl p aid, expense. At least he hopes so. bill. Approval of the bill is only people." Joe Jacobs has been named loraitted This tragedy would make no a small token of the CIO's oppo- cal general chairman of the testiGreat, Need tutior sensB a t all if in the long run sition to what is going in in themonial dinner to be given the Rt. Asserticg that "never in n o d | -a-j^ ~ ~tU "•*— - _ there was not some good in it. Reich, Frophy said, Gaynell Haw- Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Flanagan, era times has there been greater Surely he would' rather see the kins, of Dallas, president of the founder and director of B o y s need for competent and balanced 'Arabs bought over, even at his Texas Social Welfare Association Town, on Monday, June 26, when leadership," in Jewish life, Mr. t h a t v Ou d i ~*T expense, to the side of the Brit- endorsed the legislation, saying he is presented with the national Moasky listed moral stamina, an i t y fn c o ~ t - p ] ish than that they should be with that an "amazing decline" in this humanitarian award of the Varieadequate Jewish background, tol- las- 1 *- -• - - v Hitler and Mussolini. He cancountry's birthrate n e e essitated ty Clubs of America. erance and discipline as the four a r e a s •• L = t l e The final B'nai B'rits meeting hope only that they stay bought. bringing more children here. National officers of the Varie- of the year will be held at theprerequisites lor "contemporary diar; j-"^."t<">. * u I t would he such a tragedy for ty Clubs will come to Omaha for Jewish Community Center Monday leadership." arat -~ L ^t ^~ the whole world if the East went the presentation which is being evening, June 5. New officers of Jewish leaders today, he stated, tier with Hitler and Mussolini. arranged by the l o c a l Variety the local lodge will be elected at must "refuse to be defeatists, ("Lord God," he says,. "*• hope group. Assisting Mr. Jacobs is the that time. however crushing the assaults, j It is all foi the "best of the following committee appointed by must be steeped in Jewish learn- ] A resolution will also be subworld.") L >r Harry J. Shumow, Chief barker; mitted at this time pertaining to i ing and tradition, and close to If it is true . . . if by this Edward Shafton, Evert R, Cum-the control and management of the reservoirs of their people's p-cifying' of Arabs the front mings, John J. Gillin, -Jr., Jack the reserve fund. Final reports of heritage.'" They mttst not peragainst the arrogance and cruelty Epstein, and Leon Dizon. \ >,all standing committees will be mit "devotion to a particular proand hate was strengthened . . . gram" to degenerate into "ugly Among - those serving on the read at the meeting. the exile could feel that perhaps partisanship" or adherence to "a honorary civic committee chosen The campaign for the conserva- philosophy cf Jewish life to pet\ Mrs. David A. Goldstein, who to work with the Omaha Variety it was all worth while: This pain of membership is continuing rify into fanaticism," said Mr. • i.of his then would not be in vain. was chosen by the Southwest" Re- Club are George Brandeis, Louis tion under the leadership cf Dr. A. Monsky. Though he had been robbe* of gional Conference of Hadassah as Hiller, Morris E . Jacobs? and Greenberg. k' his inheritance and might not its delegate to the 21st World Henry Monsky. "It is regrettable that some of The Breadhreakers will coneven enter his fathers* house he Zionist Congress, which is to b the men who have taken authority tinue meeting throughout t h e h e l d in Geneva, Switzerland, if it were could feel grateful summer every Thursday at the in Jewish life are either crnicE.3 starting August 16, has signified all for the best of the world. with reference to eternal values Elks Club. her intention of attending. ("O, my God, grant that .1 shall or else so utterly blasted in spirit Mrs. Goldstein was also in not be deceived in this as I have that they impart their lack of formed by the national office o been in other things.") moral stamina to those whom Hadassah that she would be conAvoid Horror. they influence." His fate and the fate of all de- sidered a member of its delegaOther speakers at the exercises cal Rabbi David A. Goldstein recent things that men cherish tion of S4 women to the Geneva turned, today, from Minneapolis trere Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, Pro: Washington (JTA) — Senator fessor Henry Slcnimsky, deaa. of •were bonnd up in.one bundle with Congress. he had been called last Fri- James One of the few life member where M. Mead was host at a the faculty; Rabbi Sidney E. the fate of England. Not that day by the death of his mother, luncheon in honor of Francois Je Goldstein, professor of social servEngland was unselfish; England of Hadassah, Mrs. Goldstein i, Mrs. Sigmond Goldstein. had even foiled in its simple word the first Vice-president of tiu Mrs. Goldstein who was sixty Tessan, French deputy and mem- ice, and Frederick Greenman. En of honor. But sometime the Southwest Region. At the Kan-years of age had resided in Min- ber of the French ORT Parliapaths of the just and the unjust sas City conference she was chos- neapolis for the past thirty-eight mentary Committee. Other guests en delegate to the Congress by included 25 -enators, ambassacross and they must walk awhile years. dors of Poland, France. Russia together anc1 sustain one another 59 votes of a total of 60, Surviving her ars her husband, and ministers of Rumania, in the wilderness. three eons, and two daughters. Latviathe and Lithuania. "Yes," sighs the exile, " i t Funeral services were held on Senator Mead described the might have been worse." Sunday. , i>.'» ORT as not a "charity," but a \ ™ h e conclm If it is trae that" the Arab exercises cf the •world would have gone with HitNew York (JTA) — Bruno -"humanitarian social service to Beth E l Sab; School frill he ler and Mussolini that would Ixave Dr. Victor E. Levine was named Schachner has resigned as secre- aid those who through no fault held this EEturfisy n o r n i n s , J t n e i the r r' - . " - - • _ . r C " j ty r - ~ - -. Seen a hideous tragedy for allpresident of the Reserve Officers* tary of the Refugee Economic of their own are denied home acd S a t 10 o'clock, Oa Tuesday, J u n e 5, t h e ESSUEI lslz~-z r l . ' -'*•" mankind . . . "How small my Medical society at the annual Corporation and of the Emigre peace." own pain would have been then." banquet held last week. Dr. L& Charitable Fund, Inc., to become i school picnic is t o h e h e ' 3 . T h e i The first Jewish congregation j children i!2.ve t<esa EEt.efi to a s - ! Kayyini Poisco T E S tr'" And what would his stake in vine is a major in the Reserves. assistant United States attorney, Major F. E. Cohen was elected it was announced by the corpora- in South Africa vras founded in semble a t t h e C e n t e r t y 10 j'Jew t o beoone president Palestine be worth "before the o'clock. ! Ssiyrna Ghasiber cf Comi-ic. to' the executive committee. tion. Capetown in I S 4 1 . (Continued on page 8.)

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to stir up the resentment o£ short-sighted people. The American Catholic realizes, Mr. Shyster asserts, that Catholics in Fascist countries are suffering, despite their "aryanism" but lie is also aware "just as thoroughly, that for his own veil-being: he must see to it that so minority, above all not the Jewish minority,

Palestine Farmers

By VICTOR H. BERNSTEIN r . BERLIN. :i The sixth of German Jewry's lean years,- each one leaner than the last, is-well on its way, and there is no hope that the period o;r tribulation will end with the Biblical number. Neither war nor peace can alter profoundly the course of Jewish destiny in tho Third Reich. War could only Jieap fresh horrors upon those already to be'endured, while continued peace, lending yet more arrogance- to the implacable Jewbaiter, can only prolong the present agony. . l i t Is not easy for the foreign visitor, no. matter how observant he may be. to gauge what has happened • to German Jewry. In ai very real .sense, the Jew' has already disappeared. from the Reich. He lives a kind of life, peculiarly ,hi's own, that has ,no parallel in history. He walks dreamlike through streets that he h i s fcnown since childhood, yet are now as foreign to him as the pueblos of New Mexico. 'German intimates whom for y«iars he addressed with the "Du" are now utter strangers, unapproachable for even asking the tfine of day. He is persona non grata in his own shop, which now boars the name of another; his synagogue lies in ashes; his tortone, if not already taken from him, is his by sufferance only; his very name has been changed further to brand him as the outlaw that he has really become. i Evidence Certain aspects of this impalpable ghetto in -which the German Jew lives are self-evident. "Jews

Programs are changed weekly and perhaps once or twice a month an American or English film is shown. The rest are German. -The imported .films draw the bigger crowds for two reasons: They are better and, what is more important, they furnisn excel] ,-nt instruction to the audience in the English language. Often one can observe a nearby onlooker movng his lips, endeavoring by repetition to impress upon his memory" new words used by the p.ctors on the screen. Berlin Is a large city and the Kommandantenstrasse is located somewhat off Its center. To reach the Jewish theaters, many among the audience must travel for an hour or more. If the theaters are fairly well attended despite this fact, it is because admission Is cheap and the Jews, whose days for the most -part are successive rounds of withered "hopes and bitter disappointments, find irresistible the urge towards some sort of relaxation. Journalism Twice a week most Jews receive through the mail a copy of the Jewish News Page, sole newspaper, for German Jewry. The writer has before him a recent copy, comprising eight pages. Of the first four pages, more than a third of the columns are devoted to Palestine, mostly statistical material which Ignores completely the burning issue of the day: the Jewsh-Arab-English conflict. There is a column on Jewish life in Poland that might have come

everywhere in- the restaurants aid cafes of Berlin. There is no law barring1 the Jews from these . eating places. . indeed, high Nazi officials as long ago as last November hinted •toi foreign correspondents that thsy would be taken down. But they are stUl-there, often against thii owner's will, and certainly r gainst the will of some. moderate Nazis who object to this bla:-; an I and .inhuman display of German barbarism. And Jews, because they respect themselves, respect the .signs, often riding, a half hour or more to f'liQ one of the rare "Aryan" eati->.~ p'-ces which has no sign or o~j cf the still rarer Jewish rest-!irant3 that Nazis, have pero ? "erl to.be opened for them. Occasionally, on a side street, «"V5 rotes the blue placard, bearin-; the yellow Star of David, that merits the Jewish physician, or "attorney. At the entrances to many SE-.11 parks are posts bearing the IejKnd, "Jews may use only the "A11OW benches marked with a J." ' Above the box offices of theatei\i cinemas, the opera houses and nifjht clubs are hung warnings, "'Entry t o Jews Forbidden." Similar warnings are posted in museums, the Zoo. the Aquarium and. in one instance, over tha door of a shop which gives daily demonstrations of German-mad a washing machines. For a' Jew-to enter any public place of amusement or instruction is a criminal offense, punshable by a heavy fine or Jail term.: i Own Cultural Centers The Jew. has his own cultural and amusement center. The Nazis make much of the Reich. Union of Jewish Culture. To them it is proof of the sincerity of their declaration that they do not want to rob Jews of a cultural life; they., merely want to throw Jews out: of their own. In Berlin the heart of Jewry's so-called culture are two adjoin^ ing| buildings on the Kommandant^nstrasse. in one of. the city's vaguely defined" "Jewish" areas. Here are two theaters, each seating;, about 1,000 persons. One is devoted to the drama. Shakespeare, Molnar, a few Yiddisa writers, an occasional contemporary; and- non-political piece make up'lthe repertory. The actors do exceedingly well under difficult circumstances, but their ranks ara! constantly being depleted by emigration. '_'-". In the other "theater is establishjed the' new "ghetto" cinema.

story on a voyage through India. Another article deals with the ghetto of the French town of Carpentras in the ISth century, still another — a full page — with an historical Jewish figure, Rabbi Gamaliel II. For the rest, the newspaper comprises a few community- .notes, ' announcing lectures and language courses and pleading' with subscribers to pay their community dues, and several pages of death notices, travel agency and furniture transfer company advertising, and notices of second-hand furniture for sale. There are at least two columns of notices placed by Jews who are seeking apartments after having been thrown out of their old homes. This is what Is left of German Jewish journalism — the journalism which created the Frankfurter Zeitung, which is even today by far the best, even though in some ways the most dangerous, of Nazi publications; and the journalism which, during the Wolf regime, made the Berliner Tagenblatt one of the world's leading newspapers. The Jewish News Page explains its own puerility in a little note on page 2 which reads: "Permission for distribution of this edition among Jews in the Reich is granted by the Reichs Ministry of Propaganda, Department 2A." This is the ministerial1 department in charge of- Jewish cultural activities. Occasional Concerts An occasional concert by a Jewish orchestra, an occasional special performance by the Jewish Young Folks' Theater, an- occasional lecture on Jewish history or a reading of Jewish poetry completes the organized cultural life of German Jewry. There are thousands of Jews, moved by deep conviction, ,who. refuse to participate in any of these activities. T h e y rebel against attending the "ghetto" cinema while thousands of their co-religionists are being tortured in concentration camps. They feel that to support the Reich Union of Jewish Culture, which in a sense is the "show window" of Nazi so-called mag-

Budapest (WNS)—Resolutions protesting against the Palestine policy, were submitted to the British Government by the execulve committee of the Hungarian Zionist Federation and the ProPalestine Union, according to information received h e r e which said that plans for nation-wide mass meetings after the Parliamentary elections -were being formulated by Zionist organization here.

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namity, is an affront to decency and a needless licking of the boot that has trod them into the earth. But to thousands of others, some of whom are more philosophical, perhaps, and others simply less sensitive, these performances are definite boons, providing an hour or two of forgetfulness from the bleak task to which their lives are dedicated: the finding Of an avenue of 63cape. Ghetto Spirit In this desperate search for an emigration opening lies the motif of German Jewish life today. Nothing the Nazis could have done, no walls they could have built, could so successfully have created the "ghetto" spirit among German Jewry. More than a half-million souls

are imbued to-the core with a common desire, and a community

of interest that lends to their lives a sameness and a uniqueness probably impossible to duplicate anywhere else in the world. In Berlin. Hamburg, Stettin. Vienna, Kiel, Frankfurt, Jews are doing the same thing at almost the same time: They are moving from consulates to- Jewish emigration headquarters to transfer companies; they are learning English, French, Spanish or Dutch; doctors, lawyers a n d salesmen are training themselves to become farmers, locksmiths, paperhangers and barbers. Easy to Find ... So it is that," while Jews have disappearcl from the German scene as it appears to the eyes of the casual visitor, they are nevertheless the easiest people In all the Third Reich to find—when one knows where to look. In every city in the land there are certain travel agencies that are crowded with Jews from morning until night. In every Jewish community, the Jewish welfare and emigration organizations play host to an unending stream of visitors. Every foreign consulate, and particularly the American and the British, has what is virtually a directory of local Jewry on its files, every name an applicant for Immigration. Every steamship ticket agent, every shipping company, is a tiny oasis for Jews who have finally reached the threshold of departure. And the visitor who Vants to see the final page of this tragic chapter need only to go to tha nearest railroad station to watch a main line'train pull out for London, Paris or Amsterdam. Always among the hurrying throngs on the platform there la at least one small group who stay anchored against the current, waving handkerchiefs at the departing train until a curve in the track hides It from view. The women are cryng; the men, themselves on the verge of tears, trying to be consoling. Another Jew has left Germany, and it may be that his family, left behind, may never again be as close to him as they are at the moment, watching the warning red rear lights of the train disappearing into the distance. (Copyrighted by Jewish Telegraphic, Agency, Inc.)

Zionists in Hungary Plan Protest Meeting

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Subversion in Civil Service Also Outlawed by Measure Albany. N. Y. <JTA) — Governor Lehman this week signed the Hanley-Heck b i l l , banning wearing of uniforms like that of the German-American Bund, and the Devany bill barring from the civil service and teaching positions persons advocating overthrow of the Government by force. In approving the anti-uniform bill, the Governor stated: "It has become increasingly evident that there are in New York State uniformed organizations whose avowed purpose is to subvert o u r American Institutions. A condition to membership in many of these organizations is an oath of allegiance to a government other than, the United States or to a form of government other than American democracy. To b e come a member of some of these organizations, i t is necessary to subscribe to a philosophy of racial and religious bigotry u t t e r l y alien to.our Bill of Rights . . .

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Radio Code New York (JTA) — A new voluntary code of self-regulation for radio broadcasters which will include a provision that no religEditor, Scores ious hatred or racial prejudices Catholic Radio Priest's shall go on the air has been drawn up by a committee of eleven repActivity resentatives of radio stations, including the three major networks. Washington (WNS) — "Every Edward M. Kirby, director of pub- Catholic with a brain in his head lic relations oE the National As- realizes full well that if there is sociation of Broadcasters, said the ever a trend toward authoritarian agreement would be submitted to oppression in this country, his the association's convention in head will be on the block along Atlantic City on July 11 and 12 with the Jew's," George N. ShusMenace to Peace "The militarization of groups for approval. ter. noted Catholic publicist and having political objects is utterly authority on modern German hisNew York (JTA") — An ex- tory declares in a feature article incompatible with democratic traditions, institutions and processes. haustive analysis of Fascist and in the June issue of the National It means the substitution of force Nazi organizations in the United Jewish Monthly, published by and threat for reason in the con- States, together with personal de- B'nai B'rith. duct of political affairs and in scriptions of their leading spirits. Assailing Father Coughlin for the solution of. political problems. is contained in the May 2 7 issue his anti-Semitism. Mr. Shuster It is a constant menace, to the of the Saturday Evening Post in points out in his article. "A Cathpeace and good order of the com- an article by Stanley High entitl- j olic Discusses Jews," that the ramunity; it is an instrument for ed "StarSpangled Fascists." High i dio priest's "historical informathe terrorization of the timid and declares: "America's Fascists are | tion is deplorably inaccurate, that the brutalization of the unreason- the ideological offspring of Hitler ! he descends frequently to the ing elements in the population. It and National Socialism. Some of j level of sheer calumny, and that seeks to win converts to political them frankly a c k nowledge it. he preaches a gospel of hate rathmovements by appeals to passion Many of them admit only to an er than the gospel ol Love." and prejudice and. tends to create affinity. Most of them deny that former managing editor of and aggravate differences in rac- they aim for a Nazi state. But in theA Commonweal, leading Cathall of them, regardless of how ial and national extraction." weekly. Mr. Shuster voices In approving the Devany bill much or how little they concede, olic hope that the gratitude of the Governor recalled that last the Nazi family features ars too the American Jewry to the late Pope plain to be missed." year he vetoted a more drastic Pius XI for his stand against measure because he was convincracism "will lead to a firmer bond ed that it violated freedom of New Planes j of understanding between Jewry speech, freedom of thought, free! and the Catholic group." dom of the press and freedom of Jerusalem (WNS-Palcor Agenassembly and would have weaken- cy)—The Jewish Flying school loAdvancement ed the foundation of constiution- cated at Kibbutz Afikini, a kib"One of the most surprising al government. butz of the Hashomer Hatzair in 'things in ray experience," Mr. the Jordan Valley, has received Shuster writes, "is this: At a time four more training planes in ad- when Communism seemed the Kuhn on Bail New York (JTA) —-• Arrested dition to the three which have most deadly enemy of Nazism, in a Pennsylvania village, Fritz already been operating for some American Jewry did not veer toward Sovietism to even a frsetion Kuhn, leader of the G e r m a n - time. of the extent some of us had preAmerican Bund, was placed in dicted." the New York police line-up and Six Nazis Arrested arraigned in G e n eral Sessions Describing the advancement of Amsterdam (WNS) — A riot, Court on an indictment charging instigated by 30 Dutch Nazis who large sections of American Jewry him with embezzling sums of attacked and wrecked an ice from the New York ghetto to sucmoney totaling $14,548.59 .from cream parlor frequented by Ger- cess as "a wonderful human epic." the Bund. He pleaded not quilty man Jewish refugees, resulted in Mr. Shuster charges that antiand was released by Judge Cor- injury to twelve. Jews and the ar- Semities such as Father Coughlin nelius F. Collins in bail of $5,000. rest of six Nazis. and others use such achievements Three New York detectives trailed him to Pennsylvania, where .he was arrested and waived extradition. District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey, who obtained the indictment, said "the indictment shows that Kuhn is just a common thief." He added that it looked very much as if Kuhn were in flight when arrested. Washington (JTA) — George E. D e a t h erage, head of the Knights of the White Camelia, who earlier had told- tha House Committee on Un-American Activities of an international antiCommunist and anti-Semitic organization, expanded his testimony- by relating that he had spent $25,00-0 of his own money organizing 200 men to fight in a revolution. 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they ! not show you how it is operating who rejected the vast body or law | nounr.pr; this on IMs own house today, which : and tradition built up by the post- : pay. TIP* T 1 the good Lord, Praised be H i s ' Biblical rabbis, and tp.upht vhat d a '. "•Siay y o u Lave a. >"E7T? forever, lias seen lit to e n - | True reiipSon derives from the he ricJl v i t a five daughters, but ne-v- • Bible and the Bible alone, m u, in: at'; ir; J er a son to be called to the Ark brief, the I^ai'tiiies refused to rfcTf'n :-r'= pf,i i n n !.h?f. irom icr the readies of the Law? ; cgnbe the authoritr cf ' h ? Tf=*fip • .•'f f \ r5 ^•si.'f. cnmnjunity Yca may ask, too, Moshe BEE- : mud, anfi tnpretv bp.n?? the (Fi*. 1 L':- ;.' H ; e U e d iikc BnOW. Mihsel Ygphet, the -carpenter, rn.fi For r, rer.tnT n " t r p after i- in t!i 8 1" c: i. K . -..li:--Lmfcti migrar<= T-;ilj tell you the s s i f i story, i£ -w-p.f fDv.Tiaec, Karsvism coirneietj Lhroi" t - • ' :,, i<;::nff»F of OPP 01. L yrs jret him I T S T from the sub- • s t r e c u o u s ' r viLh Jutlsjsrr;. Tiiere- liOl,. •I Tv ject of his grievances against - after it faded, feiiil kllhoUfoh f-l I. ir.r 0" P " •"• jr • ppii p b ! •* , Eliahu SiEE.ru. For hadn't Moshe ; ciCIereRt Lim.es r.r>cl plRcer f ^ r- ? ~ h ; >R r ? - '=r t o «ighl a n d bssn the cusloeiaE of all t i ef.rv.-Ti : to E. nundrpf' r?"" 11 ? r ° ' " F mpn. r?UeC§ c.TifL t£? syr.r.^cru.p lentilfp'Tp-^-r-rF roT^tprc'Pfi P.jr^.inst. tV1^ even T: it! e . iliui. e;:s.'ii u n i e , before •uuiii iiKi'ttaje f Eii?.*n. may his smootfc tor.gue ,7^-prs. today it lia? only lt ; or ill ;he i'on; : c '• v \ . y.y v ^. be Emitters -with blisters, went to thousand adherents i.Urc>ui.h'>Ui ! h r •f,i o? pompon<* ihe Karaite eiders in Egypt and the v.'orlc. <V \ V

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By HENRY MONTOR Place not your trust in princes

only "European Jews" or! Is ft Biblical warning which Jews ing the important episodes to the j: meant "Asiatic Jews" or "African Jews," I have rarely remembered. Perhaps Jews. His story of "The Nazi Hor- ! rather than the plain and simple' circumstances compelled them to Le.d the sinecure transferred tc forget, since BO often following ror" and its consequences in <ev- ! generic term "Jew." Till" ?r<PP*i.nr Assistance hv <i p.p.l . < 9pa r-;; u it- >>i Cnhev v i c i s the days of their own sovereignty ery part of the world is a graphic j TTI si m i H ow does all this apply to Palthey had to evince or contrive and a s objective as the student Or you may ask Moshe's old the Kr--ireF -were ci-iie faith in other powers because they of history would wish and yet as I estine? The answer is that in PalFurt. Sbosfcaca Bat-Yehuda Levy, in .lerusEiem. occupying had no other recourse. Last week sensitive as a Jewish stylist like lestine Jews are trying to escape trd she -will confirm the legend, Cuarier oi their own. the rkish C- '< v « n i f* u d the British Government added one Golding can make it. The climax, from the hurricane. Death has oc-y it will be very difficult in- governor of the- v\iy set ort on more proof to the virtue of theof course, is: "Whither?" It is been and.will be no stranger to decrl to turn the conversation one of the periodic spree? "C ^nBiblical advice. Its issuance ol the in answering that question that them in the Jewish homeland. But s r t y from the iniquities of Sin- p-ession of the .lews •*• b i c h new White Paper on Palestine Golding searches the universe for in the fertile valley of Jezreel ani r.nd his daughters, they should ' marked those- barbarous times ou those phantasmagoric lost continand its endorsement by a waferand on the wind-blown hill of ScoEll marry scavengers. For who ' so clearly from this sge of c-viHents which enemies of Palestine thin majority in the House of pus; in the pride-stirring streets coulc have been the instigator, zation. biaac treason or devotees of the naive are conCommons attempted to move hack of Tel Aviv and in the sad majesty and who the perpetrator, of the Tbe Jew? wishp^ tr ne<?i stantly discovering to the confuhistory to November 1, 1917.. of Kfar Giladi t h e y find the ce-viHsfa trick of srncsrinE soap secretly to rHscuss their trr>i;b!e«;. sion and embitterment of those en IJoshe Yaphefs doorsteps so but were afraid to do sr in their Regardless • of the intention of .who need homes. After analyzing strength and inner peace to meet that Aunt Shosliana slipped and own cus.ri.er. watchec by Turkish1 ile from. C e r r a n r . y pinoe lfir>4. Neville Chamberlain to wipe out the handicaps and difficulties ev- death. Death is inescapable: but spies. Tba Karaites o'iever] Oi'n ec i.ha; cienio-'i'soiPf.1 <-t dislocated her wrist? the prospects of Jewish advance in erywhere else — and -after ac- the manner of its coming is still legisthe use of &n untlerprounri h?l; l a t i o n ; r ( > u : i ? v Xo Others Palestine, the White Paper could knowledging all the obstacles a choice which proud men would fini.'. like to make. _ in one ol tiieir houses. Thither •. : There are DO other Karaites to not possibly eliminate twenty-two which are and will be in Palestine !ipe;u!?r ii "i.' i n v - pv i There are those who say that ask. Rabbi Or-chaim's curse is the t7eT-s Ri?semb3ee. F.mnr.j: them years of growth in man-power, —Louis Golding eays: "It is hentfe regardless of the consequences for working so effectually nowadays : the creat Tlabbi Or-Chairu. *c land possessions and urban and N»sis." that Moshe -with his aunt and called because of & book he hsx industrial development. It is that only on Mount Zion that there Palestine nothing niufet be done to [he spoke 1 may be discerned that solitary ray Eliahu with his wife and daugh- written by tha title. undermine the prestige of Great bulwark of power •which makes all a fe a n fi S ters, comprise the entire company Vfhen (fie the difference between November of hope which can. encourage and Britain at this time. She is a inspire the hearts of all t h e which will Bit down at the Seder i\\e threshold, o" ' h ? chamber, he pillar of democracy -whose sreflgth 1. 1917 and May 23, 1939. when table to est mstzotfc, not of felt" himself suddenly held back ! will be necessary in th& Armagthe epitah o£ Arthur Lord Bal- world's Jews." wheaten flour £s the Jews make ss if by an unseen hand. TUil'.kfour was blackened at the behest ! Eedon to come. But it England Arab-Jewish Relations edes aciE of e Nazis By ROMAN SLOBODIN of the Conservative Party in Comit, but of bariey. lor is this not inc his cloak hatl cr.ufl'.l, on P Michael Greenberg has that ob- could assent to the destruction of nail, lie ru'led it f o r r r i mons. Czecho-Slovakia; it she is willing the bread of affliction? jectivity which, among Jews, is Jerusalem. ! t rum**?* t of j ,i-., Three rather recent books on k'nown as b e n d i n g backward. to assist in the embalming of the t« the But about the curse. First. Tor pterperl fnrwprrl Rcp.in. but esz\ pn Ul ! en " a s The fields out in the country, j " Rnd in n o w Palestine offer a background to Deeply concerned with the social Jewish National Home, is there the benefit of anyone who doesn't the invisible obstruction ceiaiiied iufnt of ffl'understand — not what has hap-significance of the Arab-Jewish any difference between the after- back yards in the suburbs, the j Even the dazed, battered and know, it should be explained that • him. Impatiently, he vbrus-. lumOi t h i s . (1Ppened with perfidious Albion -— struggle in Palestine, he examines math of ArmaggedOn and its pre-slopes of Mount Zion. Mount j embittered German, Austrian and the Karaites are a sect which self ahead, only to be P I C P ? ? ' '<•"' cij.T. policy. Scopus and the Mount of Olives, lude? The only difference is the but what may be done by stiff- the history of the Zionist move: the third brokeyears off from Jewry twelve huetime. As h?ye fel the Arab cemetery on Manilla j ^ e c n o b i o t a t i a n rerugees are in<ired ago. in the eighth cenpbout wondering:!?-, carnage of war—rand the destrucnecked Israel in the Jewish Na- ment and of the reawakening of on spirit tion of the Empire -whose safety Rbad, every patch of open ground i Lf ctea "> l f e i assove, spirit h r-irsn v.-onir in IT in cement, of tional Home. One, in fictional Arab nationalism. ' tury of the common ern. The the threshold in front, of r.'is L'ee;. V b is trying to a s s u r e even inside the Ola City is thick- j ^ ^ T i 'vth.i form, is "Home at Last," a sequel ! Karaites themselves would dis' "Pull up that thresboicl." he After giving brief summeraies England v e a t n e a r r e ^orking their by Ernest Harthorn to his earl- of the outstanding political, ec- through the sacrifice of every oth- ly polka-dotted with the red of | i pute that statement hotly, for commanded. ' poppies, so universally sprinkled j " , !J ^ ^ ier "Going Home" (BobbsMerrUl onomic and strategic events of the er interest. j they claim their history goes back ; The Threshold Kcmcred Co.), a chronicle of a German recent years of terrorism, be of- The Jews who say -they have no that you wouldn't be surprised ' ° „ , „ „ " • ^ ^ V w ^ j to Biblical times, and even that | it was removed, revealir.fi- ir. F Jew's experiences in P a lestine. fers his own solution to the prob- concern with Jews elsewhere will see them growing in the crevices Ip i ^ , , . y ' . „ ? • * ' • ; they are the only true Jews, a'.recess beneath, a hook. s. eery o" frown at the "uncouthness" of of the city wall. The other two come by way of lem. ! speii is operaung. : belief similar to that o£ the Sa- | the Talmud. It hafi been hicltlPr Unle Jews trying to save themselves by England: the first is "What's Up The fashionable dress shops on ' 'h a p s n sosta there is a miracle—perHe suggests the recall of Brits &reat a tce rnaritans, the little company of j there in order thstt the .7evs. erin Palestine" by Michael Green- ish troops; the establishment of a getting ipto Palestine. The other Julian's "Way and , , Negro Jews in Esst. Harlem, and \ tering the room, wouiti unvirtinsr-. I berg and the other "The Jewish democratic, i n d e pendent state, type will assist them, because the showing the latest — well, the Ten Plaguesofand the parting of ;t f e e Angio-Stson British Israel-j ly step upon and thus desecrate' the water the Red Sea, but Problem." by Louis Gelding, both based On proportional representa- Jews in Palestine, w i t h their next-to-latest — from Paris, la- a pretty good minor miracle — Hes. j the sacred volume rejected by the put up in the inexpensive form tion: full and equal communal dream of a better world and their j ; WM Nevertheless, history records • Karaites. down at which makes literature in Eng-autonomy to b o t h J e w s and demonstration of the qualities of j his year that Karaism was founded by » i R»bbi Or-Chaim drew himself land so accessible, "For Nfebu Musa" in ATabs; the joint government to courage, integrity and idealism, j have Jew. Anan ben David, I up, raised his hand, and proGoiaing's Book consider the problem of future are the symbol of the human be- i these two centuries. Golding's 213-page book is pro- Jewish immigration and land pur- ing to whose embodiment the ay- i j n Aviv the Histadruth "'i If you pet into talk with one o* bably the finest exposition of chase in the light of economic ab- erage Jew aspires. leaders are thinking about a live- st h e greybeards in long striped • Jewish history up-to-date. Begin- sorptive capacity. Even the pro-(Copyright 1939 by Seven Arts lihood for thousands of workers kaftans, with carefully tended j ning, with an analysis of "The Arab liberals have been betrayed who -will be out of jobs when the side-locks over their ears, who I Feature Syndicate) Gentile Problem" and "How Anti- by Malcolm MacDonald: orange picking season ends, and make the daily round from home j Semitism S t a r t e d , " he races the matzoth manufacturers are to synagogue and back, in that i It is, however, the spirit and through the centuries, highlight- not the facts of Palestine which asking why they don't put a.high- little world apart which is the i er duty on matzoth imported from Jewish quarter of the Old City, is most significant. Much of it is Brooklyn. to be found in Harthern's "Home they may tell you about the curse at Last." It sees the happiness but which Rabbi Or-Chaira. alcvhasSpring Cleaning it does not overlook the travail. In Jewish homes housewives i[nolens, pronounced'upoa the: Ksrr—- F~ Its substance are the young men j are sweeping out the winter's as- ! a i t e s , m a >' their joints be twisted and women -who have come from rheuiagtisffl. sorted rubbish and exclaiming at ] far places to fuse their- own unthe thickness of dust accumulated j happy lives into one happy exisI on the Passover dishes stacked at 1 If you lead up to tee subject tence for a comradeship of people. delicately enough, you might even of the highest shelf. Shanghai (WNS) — The refu- theAtback The decent, warm, intelligent the King David hotel the get one or tlie other cf the KarRefugee Commission In* gees from the European lands of folk who people the land which is orehestra is practicing such Tin i aites to tell you eboat it themvestigating Island's Harthern's scene have hopes and oppression who cherished hope of Pan Alley swing hits as "Hold ! selves. Go to Eliahu Sinanl, the Resources finding a haven in the Far East, dreams. Often they are shattered. Tight," "Little Sir Echo," "I Get j bootmaker and ctistedian. of the But the central vision is never lost Hid their adustment to the con-Along "Without You Very Well," i Karaite houses where there are Manila. P. I. (WN5.) — Al-to the others' who remain. There ditidtiSin this region of the world "They Say" and "Doing the Gold ! today almost no Karaites, and ol tueugh no official statement has is more to be learned of the truth extremely difficult and It has be- Fish." The manager has a new j the fine, big Karaite synagogue yet been made by members of a of Palestine from Harthern, with come necessary to caution pros- snap in his walk, a jauntier swing i which has almost EO worshippers, special commision studying the all his skeptical wonderment, than pective immigrants to the Farto the tail of his frock coat, a ! and he may relate the story of the possibilities of Jewish settlement from eyen the factuality of Mich- lEast against immigrating here at jf r e s h g a r ( i e n j a i n his la pel and a i cares and fcow it has •worked and colonization on the Island of ael Greenberg, frozenly imperson- j ^lB t l m e - S u c n 1St n e report sub- ; gleam in his eye. through th® generations. Can he 'Mindanao in the Philippines, it is al though he may be. . tmitted to the HIAS-ICA EmigraThe gleam is reflected in the ' ion Relieved that negotiations are liinks ' association by its affiliate in eyes of keepers of curio shops. ', Hearing completion. • Jews everywhere must answer | Harbin. Uanchukuo, the Jewish dealers in religious articles and ; For R#Rt Nicely furmi»l»eil Members of the commission on for themselves a question arising Information Bureau. hundreds of assorted begsraxs, ; room fop cise cr two emis reported that Shanghai male and female, old anfi yotiss,-| ployed people. MA 3 1 2 9 . colonization, headed by O. D. out of the developments in Pal-n o It w harbors 4,500 Jewish refu- Moslem, Christian and Jewish. : Hargis, have been here for theestine. It is likely that there will ! from Germany and Austni •papt six weeks studying colony be violence in that land, the vio- !wsees New Spirit I h sites and the distribution of the lence of perfidious Albion to crush j » recently arrived here. The In short, spring is here. Pales- j refugees. Although if is expected the resentment of those whom it j Je*ris& Refugee Committee lifts tine has Vjuieted^ down a bit, and j Fer ftfent—Fumisbcd room that most of the 10,000 Tefugees has made to suffer. There will be ! registered S.S45 of these While it looks as if for the first time is | near fctth. Quiet s.dt;!t kerne. Tvho might b© allowed to settle talk of illegality, of non-coopera- i many of the immigrants nave sue* ,years there are. going to be a sub- ; Plenty hot -wtter. WA 0538. in establishing themselves] stantial number of tourists and i here will be sent to the island of tion. There are only two ways in . ceeded i nt h e l r professions, trade of busiMandanao, it is believed that ! w h i c h to answer the question, i ?ome -will not be prevented from j Both ways must be equally frank ness enterprises, there is a considerable number who tind it exmixing with Christian and Fili- i and unreserved." , One way is to say that those imtremely difficult, however, to repino settlers. aln CcH AT 1560 fer Tur S in Shanghai or to proceed President Manuel L. Quezon is iot the .Jewish faith in America I t 0 he Philippines, -and t h e taking an active part in the ne-are a unit of people with no link j . . * gotiations and it is said that in- to any Jews elsewhere, except for | French, Dutch and English poshabitants of some of the islands the irrelevant fact that others \ sessions in the Far East. have asked.the president" to send j may also profess that faith. That Jewish refugees to develop .the reasoning contends that the wrack H. SWAKtZ Sixteenth fit Harney , sparsely populated but rich is- on which Jews are broken in land. - - - , - . Europe can hold no terror for us, Agricultural colonies will be as- because • they- who buffer carry - signed to the refugees to cultivate none of our blood to make us Philadelphia (Special) — The Refresh Yourseli with Tht&e... for a period of 10 years, with the share their anguish. ; Jewish Publication S o c i ety of provision that they apply for cit- It is the mental' process which i America announces the appointirsnship within that period. An- | says that Jews in America have j ment of Dr. Solomon Grayzel as other condition is that the refu- their own problems to solve, their J Editor, to fill the vacancy caused gees engage in no production of own destiny to safeguard. They I by the death of Dr. Isaac Huslk. money crops or compete with Fil- cannot be dragged down by the J Doctor Grayzel received his ipino farmers, but must open new cross which weights on the Jew§ Bachelor of Arts degree from the industries. traversing the European Golgotha. College of the City of New York ! Aside from farmers, technical That approach to the problem is in 1917 and his Master of Arts , xz> and professional applicants will eiplicable only it is consistent degree from Columbia University also be welcomed and it is a well regardless of how myopic it may i in 1920. He was ordained at the known fact that the University of be. ! Jewish Theological Seminary in A V . \ • -• < t - r ^ L' * , . V .v V , ri . . . . » . '- „ * « * v - » i • *• . - - . » « . . t , « - s the. Philippines has already acThen there is the other answer 1921 and for five years after?.» I cepted several Austrian Jewish whicn says that a Jew is anyone wards officiated as Rabbi of Conprofessors. There have been some whdm the world labels Jew —gregation Beth El in Camaen, N. Mstsriss, meet rtsut new Goodrich C'PF.^. 7TH«T ^?-*~™am-mmmmm"B'*A~'~~ opposition -voices' raised from with all the consequences of that J. In 1927 he received the degree r We Suggest Black Rightiest members of the Nation- stamp. With that premise, it is of- Doctor of Philosophy from realise t h e v i a l iiEportcsce of t -f <- '-~-—- •> -^'~r al Assembly but it is expected that clear that there is no nook or Dropsie College in Philadelphia. sxsiatii to give you red value iv T"~. *• *'"•• t * '—"> T-- •• ^ r President Quezon will override cranny into which a Jew may hide Frosted White He spent a number of years T h a t ' s wfer t h e y ' r e bringir.g ' - r - *' r c-c'-~ -r ' ' *' . . . • -. such opposition. from the desolation which the en- abroad in study and research. lifs>sav£sig protection asid t h e T'-' ~ - r ' •T-^*—-- ~ : ^ -, , ^ — « . , ' »" " t " . !*«ST Washington and Manila are inemies of the Jews would establish Since 1929 he has been Professor features of t h e n e w Gooilrich PpT:*- T"- ' , close collaboration on the Jewish for them throught the world. An of History and R e g i s t r a r of T k b n e w hm£ cf rire ie She e - *~ > ~* '" ' r ' , ~.'.' ' . * " > " ' . • - - - - - • »- c.^T colonization plan, with-TJ. s. Com- Alfred Kosenberg declaims that Gratz College In Philadelphia. His j We missioner Paiil V. McNutt and the problems of Europe will be publications include a colirme on vou Ei'iE ikli prstecliC'??. of t h e »" -•*"' "-<--, . r . President Quezon playing the solved only when every single Jew ''The Church and the Jews in the L i k e ft fcjiRery of w i n d s h i e l d -r-'.-r—r •"-' r >-CC . x. ; »-... ~ *« v . , • » . , « leading roles in niaking t h i ar-is removed from -the continent. XIIH Century," a considerable rangements. I t is believed that a Perhaps there are some simple number of articles on the history can light e match, em its track—SO DK1" that, is j: report on the linal details of the souls who comfort t h e m selves of the Jews and several translaplan trill be available * earjy in with the thought that by "Jew" is Itions from Gerraaa into English. June. The commission making the survey here is m&de UD of O. D. Hargis, chairman; Dr. Stan ton Li. Youngberg; secretary; Dr. KobChiffons that turn many ert. I.. Pendleton. agricultural expert; Captain Hugh" J; Casey, a head with envy . . . O VACATION SPECIAL O United States army, and Dr. Howard Smith, chief of the United A=.£, just EE C > Cool as an ocean bresis States Tiealth service in Manila. .

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staunch friend of Israel and a t r u e American. He believes whole-heartedly in the American •litABBI THEODORE N. LEWIS . . . BookEditor tradition and defends stoutly its MORRIS AIZENBERG Sioux City Correspondent cardinal dogma, tolerance. He is Sixteen mothers one day last week stood in humble alignDOHOTHE SALTZMAN Council Blutts Correspondent deeply aroused by the present ment as Benito Mussolini, II Duce of all the Italians, strutted wave of anti-Semitism end especially being a genuine humaniup and down in front of them,.prated of Roman glory, and tarian, by the Nazi onslaught on then presented the blackveiled women with gold medals as tok- German Jews. In "If I Were a >-• The excitement occasioned by the issuing of the "White ens for the lives of their sons who had gone to Spain with Jew," he voices his indignation most earnestly and pleads for Paper" has subsided with an amazing rapidity. The rioting Italy's mercenary troops. mutual understanding and tolerand protests engendered by the infamous edict have worn themHad all sixteen mothers been "Aryan" Italians the scene ance. the early chapters, the readselves out and the policy of "passive resistance" has yet to be would have been blasphemous enough—pieces of worthless met- er In will find a comprehensive facput into, effect. True, there have been occasional outbursts, al for the souls of men. Such an exchange under the best of tual analysis of? the extent of Nazi-persecution. The pseudobut the most surprising thing is that of the several "White conditions is pathetic. Under these circumstances, it was an scientific theories which have Papers" dealing with the Palestine situation, this, the worst, unforgiveable outrage to the human spirit. been fabricated to justify this recrudescence of barbarism are has been greeted with the least opposition. For among those sixteen women was a proscribed Jewess. exposed. Vital statistics about •j;" The cards are stacked against the Jews, not only in The Rome her son :— Lieut. Colonel George Morpurgo — died the true position and influence the Jews 12 Germany refute Palestine but throughout Europe, and nobody knows this bet- for will have no use for her people. Perhaps she will be accepted of the slanders of the Nazis conter than the Jews themselves. They have become pawns in the on sufferance because of the heroic death of that one son. But cerning the place of the Jew in German cultural and political game of power politics and until the world regains its sanity, life. The tabulated decrees other children and their children will be deprived of their they must accustom themselves to an unwelcome role and strive against the Jews prove the crurights because of their misfortunes of having in their veins the elty of the regime and its deterwith the rest of mankind to achieve a happier existence. mination to destroy Israel. blood of the House of Israel. : Britain by means of the "White Paper" has done a remarkThe analysis of Aryanism, The name Morpurgo is not an unknown one in Italian- which Justice B l a c k brands able job of placating the Arab peoples and co-ordinating her "pseudo - science for crack-pots" Jewish history. Long associated with the commercial life of position in both the Near and Far East. The gesture has not is devastating. The economic plight of the Germans, and the been lost even by the Moslems of India who see their religious Trieste, the Morpurgos were responsible for that former Aus- author has just returned from a trian city becoming the great insurance center of Europe. One position strengthened. . < lengthy visit in Naziland, is desThe British parliament has given its approval to the gov- Morpurgo, the beloved Rachel, was Trieste's finest poet, and in perate. In* their attempt to divert the ernmental policy but only by one of the smallest majorities glowing terms, she too spoke of Roman glory, but a different attention of the masses from ecoglory, a greater glory than that divined by Mussolini. nomic hardship and suffering, recorded during the life of the present Parliament. Few Britains the leaders continue to oppress To assuage her insulted soul, to repay her for her broken and are confused by the measure, for it is evident .that idealism persecute the Jew. However, Ayas being sacrificed for self-interest. With the exception of a life, Signora Morpurgo has been given a medal, a gold medal the Jew is not the only group suffers. Labor is fiercely exvery few flagrantly pro-Arab 11. P.'s the sentiment has been engraved with the tale of her son's heroic suffering. For who ploited, having been practically expressed that the Jews are being sacrificed in Palestine. Brit- her role as an Italian patriot she has a gilt disc — but neither reduced to a state of serfdom. The middle classes who support• ain knows she can depend on them, so she need not woo their son nor fatherland. ed Nazism in the hope of defeatIng the larger aggregations of good-will. capital, are. now frightfully disilBy means of the "White Paper" Britain has weakened the lusioned. Their doom has been practically sealed by the regime. influence of the Mufti of Jerusalem and has succeeded to a cer•i By Rabbi Frederick Conn The second half of the volume . tain extent in driving a wedge between the Mufti and the rulers deals with aspects of the Jewish ! "It is in life distressingly arranged of the independent Arab states. The objction coming from the question. I cannot belp but feel That by the roses also the thorns do stand that the author has ignored some Arab extremists elements reveal that Britain has cleverly anaol the basic causes of anti-SemitAnd. whatever the poor heart may wish lyzed the source of the Mufti's power. The moderate Arabs, ism. He makes the same mistake By Or. PEHiy Sfces1 Is broken in two by the parting from one another." that Jews make in their anti-Dewho have suffered exceedingly during the months of terror, work by ignoring the These words, literally translated from the beautiful song in famation UEV more than welcomed the new policy and feel that with economic factors that give imBIBLE' and motive to anti-SemitBe not thou envious of evil the curtailment of Jewish immigration steps can now be taken "The Trumpeter from Saeckingen" express most poignantly the petus ism. To dwell on tolerance and men, neither desire to be with sadness that is at the root of life. They are the very echo of on the virtues of the Jew is good, for an Arab-Jewish rapprochement. them. but really of little usefulness. It Through wisdom is a house On the other hand it is reported by Joseph M. Levy, Jer- human sorrow. The roses of happiness are accompanied by the must ijever be forgotten that built, and by understanding it is inevitable thorns. These may serve some deep, divine purpose anti-Semitism is not based on usalem correspondent of the New York Times, that the "White reason and that the hope that established. A wise man is strong, yea, a Paper" though not welcomed by the Jews; has been accepted of protection and growth, but those whom they pierce suffer once its fundamental fallacies are of knowledge increaseth. with an indifferent shrug of the shoulders. The heat generated the inescapable pain. It seems that a price must be paid for exposed its bearers will discon- man . . • tinue their nefarious activities in strength. every joy and blessing we experienc, if not immediately then If thou faint-in a day of adverat the time of its publication has gone. Despite the expressed a wild delusion. dissatisfaction of the officials of the Zionist organization and inexorably later. 6n> Death is the final accounting that com- The fact is that anti-Semites sity, thy strength is small indeed. obstinately reject truth and spurn despite the "Revisionist" attempts to stir up trouble, it is be- pletes" the sum of unpaid arrears. TALMUD fact. The more one thinks of the Robina said: "A man should Oh why should there be so much sorrow in life, of which present anti-Defamation work the train , coming evident that "a large percentage of the so-called Jewish to speak calmly, more . one must feel that the withouthimself moderates are welling-to co-operate under the new policy. They the separation from loved ones is perhaps the chief excruciat- policy anger. is dangerous and weak. To Chanina ssid: '"Why are have made their objections articulate and are now ready to ing torture f It is not one's own death one laments, or really reason with • a Coughlin is futile. theRabbi words the Torah compared He must not only be exposed, but to water? ofJust continue with their work as though neither Britain nor Arabs fears; it seems a remote contingency that causes the least trep- denounced as water runs and in that language down from a higher place to a. existed. idation. But the death of dear ones with whom every fibre which the mob to whom he ap- lower one, so the words of the peals understands and responds. Torah can. only be retained by ' Professor Einstein, in his speech before the Jewish National of our heart was intertwined — when those cords are severed To answer the Detroit dema- one who possesses a humble Workers Alliance, has put into words the general feeling of a there is a wrench of the whole being, a laceration of the souL gogue with the one word "liar" mind." (Thinking of his shortand to jepeat that word con- ! comings and anxious to study.) All other pains and losses, sorrows and suffering, disappoint- stantly large section of the Zionist leadership. in the press and over the Joshua Ben Chanania "Remember," he said in the course of his address, "in the ment and defeat, seem minor in comparsion, capable of assuage- air. is a more effective technique wasRabbi a great scholar, but his apthan to attempt to reason or j ; midst of your justified embitterment that England's opponents ment, of replacement, of recovery, of re-imbursement; but love's placate, or to persuade his audi- ; pearance was ugly. The daughof the kins once said to him: are also our bitterest enemies and that in spite of everything, loss is irreparable. There is no remedy for heart-break. The can- ence in restrained language that ter "O. that ugly he misrepresents. To expect vesselhowwithunbecoming glorious the maintenance of England's position is of utmost importance ker of sorrow eats out the very heart of .the rose. Coughlin, who depends on anti- Whereupon he said to wisdom!'' her, "My to mend his ways, is princess, in what does the to us . . . We must strive therefore that in our ranks reason What consolations does life offer, for its sorrow ? Memory ? Semitism, King. to expect the impossible. Only father, keep his best wine?" should prevail over disappointment and embitterment." Alas," memory but embitters it the more! A Tennyson so truth- one s y l l a b l e words that are your In earthern vessels, was her anclear and damning will destroy swer, '. With Professor Einstein we can share the dislike of the fully sang: and he rejoined: "The com. his influence. What is required mon people keep it in earthen "White Paper." We may feel keen sense of betrayal, Britain's a technique less delicate, more vessels." She then "For a sorrow's crown of sorrows is remembing happier is told her father, frank and bold than Justice j and he ordered that failure to implement the Balfour declaration when she was in a his wine things! Black, or any of us, dare to should be kept in vessels or silposition to do so and because of her failure, others must bear" utilize. ver and gold. Consequently, it Memory recalls 'the days that are no more' ' the brunt of her mistakes. But like the Jews of Palestine, we The American public should became sour. When the king was But O for the touch of a vanished hand, •'>. •welcome "-If I Were a Jew," an informed of this he asked his can pretend to ignore the injustice and go on with the work •daughter: "Who told you to do The sound of a voice that is still!" of rehabilitating the persecuted of Europe as though no "White so?" "Rabbi Joshua," she an: swered. Whereupon the king Paper" had ever occurred. , . '; '.: - The breaking of the waves of the sea at the foot of the sent for Rabbi Joshua. "Why has loved ones gone breaks our heart too with memories of 'the thou advised her so?" he was crags'where we have perhaps sat in loving companionship with asked, and he rejoined: "This was only an answer to the questender grace of a day that is dead' that 'will never come back tion of the princess." "But are Predictions that the Nazi government would shortly take again.' £ ru* W E F°\ jpB ^% g**^ there not men who are handsome and at the same time very up the battle against religion are rapidly being realized. Anoth'Never to - be again!' What infinite tragedy in these scholarly?" asked the king. "Beer pogrom, a renewed anti-Catholic drive, and new penalties for lieve me." replied the . Rabbi. .brief .words h: they been ugly, they would the ministers of the unco-ordinated Protestant groups- have all New York (JTA) — Appoint- "Had have been still greater scholars.'" It is this that make? the consuming sorrow of life, so that ment of L o u is Rittenberg, a been on the Hitler schedule. as executive and lit' While Germany prepared for new sorties in the internation- existence is enveloped as with a pall; so that all seems vain, even journalist, erary editor of the Universal Jewbeauty futile, effort idle, art a mockery; ambition, Wealth, fame, ish Encyclopedia, was announced al field, it was necessary to abandon any internal controversies, Rabbi Isaac Landman, editorand anti-religious excesses were not to be permitted to demoral- power but phantoms, shadows without substance; in a world by in-chief of the 10-volume English where only sorrow seems real, also too real! work. Rittenberg is American ize the nation. Now faced with a combination of the powers and Kaunas (WNS) — Reversing of the London Jewish decision of the M u n icipal Yes, there is one consolation; not only that grief cannot editor a hew and more formidable version of collective security, GerChronicle and former editor of the Council of Polangen, which remany has once more turned to the anti-religious aspects of the last forever, that it, too, in a world of mortality must also die; the American Hebrew. cently issued a decree prohibiting Departmental editors of the kosher slaughter of animals, the Nazi program. In need of money, in need of satisfying.extrem- but over and above all that the loved ones are saved from fur- Encyclopedia include: Arcneol- Ministry of Interior's veterinary ist elements, it appears that a concerted drive against'the non- ther sorrow, from future pain, affliction, and suffering: "safe ogy. Prof. William Albright, of department declared such action Hopkins; Bible, Dr. Julian contrary to t h e constitutional N'azi Protestants and the Catholic Church is about to be from unkindness more," from the world's injustices, cruelties, Johns Morgenstern. president. Hebrew guarantee of religious liberty. evils, ill of every sort; from men's taunts and tortures; from Union, c o l l e g e ; Anglo-Judaica launched^ Another bill, -recently enacted Dr. Paul Goodman. London: his- which The sale of the Bible bas been curbed because the Book the world's wickedness and woe. With some slight spiritual tory. provided for a GovProf. Ismar Elbogen, of the ernmenthadmonopoly flax of Books stands as a challenge to. every falsehood propagated satisfaction, if not entire surcease of sorrow, we may apply to Jewish Theological seminary; trade, was expected toof betheamendProf.'. Abraham A. Nenman. of ed by Government officials folby the Nazis. Religious broadcasts have been banned because loved ones gone Shakespeare's beautiful lines in "Cymbeline." Dropsie college; ethics. Dr. Louis a protest by 2.000 Jewish the Nazis havve found that religion rather than being the opiate L. Mann, of University of Chica- lowing "Fear no more the heat of the sun, . •' families engaged in 1 the flax ingo; liturgy. Dr. Solomon B. Free61' the people is a stimulant.-Millions of dollars of Catholic pro- - Nor the winter's cruel rages; as threatening their livelihof. Pittsburgh: Jewish litera- dustry perty have been confiscated and during the week the Catholic ture, Dr. Joshua Bloch. chief of hood. Thou" thy earthly task hast done, '. ~~ the Jewish division. New York Primate of Germany was dispossessed from his palace at SalzHome art.gone and ta'en thy wages; Public library: rabbinics, Dr. Loans Granted burg. Louis Finkelstein. provost, JewGolden boys and girls all must, Paris (JTA)—More-tUan ish Theological seminary; social The Nazis have reason to fear religion. Many German, who Jiike chimney-sweepers come to dust." sciences. Dr. Maurice J. Karpf, 000,000 a year is being granted Graduate School for in loans to-Jewish, traders,, artis- j saw the Universities, the press, the literati muzzled and eventOur 'golden' ones are,at peace, enjoying eternal rest, par- director. Jewish Social Service; theology, ans, agriculturists and others in ually brought ovr to the Nazi side, have turned to the church, ticipating in divine blessedness. Dr. Samuel S. Cohen, of Hebrew various European countries by , college; research director. the Credit Co-operatives support- i the only institution in the Reich that has effectively opposed L e t u s h u g t o o u r h e a r t s t h e w o r d s of t h e m a t c h l e s s B r o w n - Union Dr. Simon Cohen: revision editor, ed by the American Joint Recon- ' the government's drive to suppress the truth. strucUon Foundation, which was ing: .-']•• ' . • - ... • •• ' ,. . • Rabbi Abraham Shinedling. in 1524. by tile Joint A new respect, born of the travail of recent months, has "There shall never be one lost good, what was shall be as before The Encyclopedia, the manu- established script of whfcli is nearin-g com- Distribution Committee and tbe grown up for the Church, Catholic and Protestant, even among The evil i3 null, is naught,' is silence implying sound! pletion, will contain more than Jewish Colonization association. words, upward of 10.- This was stated in connection , tliobe who were in former, days blatantly anti-religious. 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THE JEWISH PRESS—FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1939 headlines than evea the Palestine marriage contracts . . . The rings Eddie Cantor, is . . . Edie Can- • demonstrations did and put new are from the Sholem Asch col- tor: life, into the campaign on this lection . . . The Seattle Jewish i New officers of the Phi Beta side of the ocean . . . Zionist lead- Transcript recently published a "Ps.uiette Gocldsrd is s, silent E.p s i 1 on, Creighton frate'rnity, ers, please note . . . 7 , pix of the late Felix M. Warburg shop. were elected last week. Those chowith the captioE "Paul Felix1 partner in a *beaut; * * sen are: Norman Bleicher, presiINTERVIEW: It is interesting, Warburg — t e announces a gift' Eighty-five milion people atdent; Irving Mittleman,' vice pres- at this time, to* recall an inter- . '. . The Standard Oil" Company, ident; and Lester Lazere, secre-' view Anne O'Hare McCormick without fanfare, has made a tend the movies weekly in the tary-treasurer. had last November with President •goodsized donation to the cause United St-tes. The average price Bleicher will also represent the Roosevelt on the subject of for- of refugee rel-abilitEtion . . . of admission is 20 cents. Tiie . I J fraternity on t h e pan-Hellenic i eign policy . . . As published in Three days before Author Ernst average Class A picture is shown council. •" f the- Nov. 13, 193S, issue. o£ tbe Toller committed Euipide by in aproximateiy -10,000 theaters Morris Roitstein, who. has serv- : New York Times Magazine, the hanging, he sa5d to N. Y. Post in the U. S. The average played as president the past year, was ;writer said the President "may' colyuinist Len Lyons: "We all ing life of a film is four to five 1 i o recently graduated •from the Den- be expected- to work quietly-on must do something -to help Cul- months. A Hollywood premiere | •» i , i ( ! ir l tal school. Plans are being made the British to ke'ep Palestine open ture survive. Its foremost pro- costs epprosimetelj' SS5,00C. to honor him during the summer to Jewish immi-gration" . . . She ponents are being exiled, and the U V i h l I at a banquet. The new officers continued: "That the British men of wealth who can help are Joe Schenck is the only Ko",'ywill be installed at that time. i Government will keep faith with doing nothing" . . . A record run wooder vhc actually has a house is in view for "The Oppenheim the Zionists he does not doubt. The fraternity intends to con- ! on Hollyvcod bcnievr.rc1; — and tinue its social program through- He speculates on something Family," Soviet film version of he fioesnt' live its it. I' l the Feuchtwanger novel, currentmore. Instead of farther circumout the summer. ly playing at the Cs.ineo in. "New scribing the homeland, he wonWelter TTinchell vas OVP a ders if a compromise could not York . . . Anti-Nazi organizations be found by which it might be are getting behind the newest hooler . . . not a very good one. 1 CUp SU£.rV extended a little if the British anti-Hitler play on Broadvay, r. * * '2 tablespoons butter The opening stag of the season gave compensation to the Arabs "The Brown Danube" . . . Peters TTheE John Garneid was a S eggs will be held Monday, June 5, at in the form of irrigation, hous- will give it a fuller report next biessed-erent. the stork dropped 1 i.-H flips m i l k ^.. the. Highland Country club. The ing, farm equipment, to enable week . . . Es-Soviet Foreign Com- him at Kr. Garfinkle's house. 5 tablespoons lemon juiee afternoon will be spent in golf them to develop their land on a missar Litvinov, British papers * * * Rind of one lemon with prizes J.or the winners.. En- scale comparable to that of the recall, was ence a peddlar in IreIn its modern edition "Alexanland, selling cheap jevelry items 4 tablespoons flour tertainment" is planned for the Jews." and fancy goods . . . His partner, der's Rag-Time Band,'" the song rinch SPM evening. Cream InKfev. Add sugar, flow ZEPPELIN: Opera singer Vera David Levinsoc, a brother-in-law, hit, has sold £50,000 copies . . . up a flourishing furniture •which tops its original ssle in sifted ami salt, lemon juice anri Ladies' day will this year be Schwartz, who will be Hollywood- built in Ireland; . . . See by 1911 hy 50,000. rind. Ftsr in. bepiert yolks, mixed held every Wednesday. This coin- ing shortly, is the daughter of business papers that Edward G. Kobvitli the ipJik. .Fold in the beating Wednesday golf lessons will tb^ late David Schwartz, German the inson and not Paul Muni, as Showman Billy Rose vas or.ee j PR vtiHes. Pour ir. custard cups begin at 9:30. Luncheon will be Jew who was the real inventor originally planned, will be playa shorthand expert. I buttered. BP.!<P 4f> minutes »>"• served to members and their of the dirigible known as the ing the title role In Warner * *' i r.pd decrees. When done each cutguests. A radio has been donated Zeppelin . . . Brothers' forthcoming film, "Dr. in Southern California there I,.;,, ( , 0 ^ P i , , ir-rr(or. cM'stard et tl'f; by Milton Livingston as a door Ehrlich," which will relate the j are e.bout S26 "ghost i o ^ n s " — j bo'*orn pnH sponfe cake on tbf-PLAN: There's a plan under- troubles prize. and triumphs of the dis" ( N c ), PJI -J,,£ pOv,-rter is »d The afternoon will be spent In foot (it shonld be a foot encased coverer of salvarsan . . . TVinchell complete. tcwns built for location] , golf, bridge, bingo and mah jong. in hobnailed boots, the office wag reveals that one of those anti- shots, then left standing, sban-j ^ g ' ^ j '""' ' _ _, „. comments) for organizing an as- Semitic gents -who v a s receni.ly dosed to weather f.nd time. The first Saturday evening sociation of Jewish press agents front-paged in connection vrith. Jascha Heifetz computes the j dance will be held June 10 and the Dies investigation maintains distance covered in his touring- j will continue weekly all through a love-nest in a Central Park Fciisli Student • BOTTOM: Writing in New | the month. penthouse . . . The nestee life a t 1,300,000 miles. Masses, William Pickens, an offi- "West •V-'EVSF.W I J T A ) — Tens <>-' * * *: cial of the National Association being a Jewess . . . thoiis?ri«F of p e r s o n s jiarticips-fp^ Jack Benny trod the re.udeLadies' Free Loan Society for the Advancement of Colored rille boards for four years in e. People, explains in the following: (Copyrighted by Jewish Tele- piah'o-violin act (he on the v\o-' A regular meeting of the manner the Negro must be graphic Agency, Inc.) lin) .. . . and caused no JU-.rry I Je-v-ish puidei'J. at t h e I..vov- Po!'Ladies' Free Loan society will be opposed why to Fascism . . "no AmerlUr, v-'li(i v p s f? :«31 • among the critics. ! tecl'.cir IHPL'.! held on Wednesday, June 7, at 2 ican Nepro 1 can favor the down« * * ; vov;TK]Pd ii . f.r:ii-.Soiiiitic P U ^ . I ' U . : p. m. at the Jewish Community ing of the Jew for being a Jew; Thoj;.FP^d? o[ p O \ € ?*• f;n,' Center. Joe Penner entered kinderpf.rthe Negro knows that in this I.'kr8.i]iians v e r e e.mons tlioso i> = An election of officers will for ten at nine years of ?,pe. T-Tpci if a Jew is put at the bottake place at this meeting. AH country just come to America, from Huntom, the Negro will be put somernimembers have been urged to be where gary then, but soon caught up S e n a t e ispned ? piPiPiv,etit under the bottom" . . . By HELEN EIGMOND d€• n i r inr; ' b r p-.t^rk. tfp^U:-rins-; *• present. with others oi: his years.

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The last meeting of the year will be held, by Hadassah Wednesday, June 7, in the Jewish Community Center. A 1 p. m. board meeting will be held preceeding the regular meeting. The Social items for the Jewish KAPLAN-GARBER election of officers will be held Press may be phoned in to the • Miss Marjorie Garber, daughter and all the final business for the office of the Jewish Press, At. of Mrs. David Garber, became the year will take place. 1430, or to the Society "Editor, bride of Samuel Kaplan, son of Donor Luncheon Miss Frances-Blacker, AVe. "458 Mr,, and Mrs. G. K a p l a n , on Over 300 women attended the evenings. All items must be in Thursday, May 25. Eighth Annual Hadassah Donor by 5 o'clock on Wednesday. jI A reception will be held for the luncheon held Wednesday, May I couple on Sunday, June 4, at the 31, in the Jewish Community Cenlome of Mr. and Mrs. Kaplan, ter. Mrs. A. D_ Frank, was chairBEUBEN-RIFKIN ....' Miss Sarah Rif kin, daughter 020 Lincoln Blvd. No invitations i man for the afternoon. The feature of the afternoon, of Mr. and Mrs. David Rifkin, be- re being issued. ,Irs. Evelyn Hattis Fox, of Chicame the bride of Albert G. Reu- MB. RICHARDS DEPARTS :ago. 111., presented a skit porben of Fort Dod^e, Iowa, son of Mr. "Louis Richards who has raying the various types of Jews Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reuben of been friends and relatives hroughout the world and espeOmaha, at a ceremony performed here visiting the past three weeks left ially in 'the Near East. Having Sunday afternoon at the Omaha last Sunday morning for his home •ecently returned from her second Woman's Club by Rabbi. Nathan San Jose, California. While in rip to Palestine she entitled her Feldman and Cantor Aaron Edgar. In Omaha Mr. Richards was • the iresentation, "A Trip to PalesWith her Schlaparaelli gown houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. Rou- tine and Hope in the Face of fashioned/with a bolero, the bride en Kulakofsky. Despair." She used about a dozen .-'''. wore; a jersey turban and carried different costumes of- Arab, ChalMrs. Richards, who has been a colonial bouquet of white roses Isiting in New York and who was utz, Yemenite, American and many and lilies of the valley. to stop here enroute to others, singing in Yiddish, HeMiss Sylvia Baum, maid of hon- expected her. home; decided to proceed brew, Italian, French and Amerior, wore a gown of aqua lace and to the west has can to imitate the various charcoast the Canadian acters. carried a bouquet of roses and Rockies and • willvia Mrs. Fox also danced and therefore miss sweet peas. The bride's other at- Omaha. dramatized In order to make her sketches more convincing. She tendant, Miss Thelma Passer, was was very well received by the gowned in aqua- satin and net. Hadassah audience who were Her bouquet was also of roses and overwhelmed by her beautiful persweet peas. Ronald Reuben was groomsman Leading the field of 28 social formance. and Allen Swartz usher. fraternities at the University of The play, "But for the Grace A buffet supper was served fol- Nebraska, Sigma Omicron chap- of God," directed and produced lowing the ceremony. The couple ter of Sigma Alpha Mu, once more by Mrs, Phineas Winthroub was will reside in Fort Dodge. won the coveted inter-fraternity the outstanding dramatic number cholarship award for the first f the Hadassah year. The play semester of this year, according to presented two homes on one stage, TO RECEIVE Mr. and Mrs. M. Fried,' 401 So. an announcement made last week ne in Vienna and one in Amer35th St., Council Bluffs, will hold by the dean of student affairs." ica. The spot, manned by Mr. The scholarship award, which Haskel Cohen, picked up the same a reception on the evening of June 7 in honor of their daughter, is announced each semester by the scene in both families. The one Lillian, who is graduating from dean of student affairs, has been in Vienna with Miss Martha Himthe Thomas Jefferson High school. won by'Sigma Omicron chapter melsteln as the mother, Mrs. Irvin AH friends and relatives are in- many times since the founding of !. Levin as the grandmother, Mrs. the chapter. During the last four Harold S. Barish, the daughter, vited. emesters the chapter won the and Mr. Hy Shrier the father, award three times, and was men- pictured the difficulties of Jewish CO.WAIiESCING ~ tioned for second place the fourth life in Europe and the aid being Miss Merriam ' Fiedler' is con- time. given by the UPA, the Youth Alivalescing at the Lutheran hospiyah, and Hadassah, while the Tomorrow the second semestal where she recently underwent ter of the 193S 3& session will be scene in America portrayed by LANGUAGES Terra Santa : an. appendectomy. over, and on June .6 three men Mrs. Irvin Stein as the mother, College in Jerusalem issues a to Sigma Omicron Chap- Mrs.. J. Haykin, as the daughter, periodical called the Review . . . Mr. Harry Gross, who has spent beloning will graduate and receive their Mrs. Louis Albert the grandmothIn a recent cumber there were the past ten weeks in the Luther- ter degrees. The graduates are: Mor- er, and Mr. Milton Frohm as the articles in English, Arabic. Italan hospital following a major op- ris Lipp, North Platte, graduating father, showed .the freedom and ian, French, Spanish, Greek, eration is now convalescing at his rom the school of journalism; well being of the Jew being Armenian, Turkish, Ethiopic and home, 2003 Burt St., Apt. 1. Raymond Brown, Kansas City, brought to his senses and back Syriac . . . Guess they never heard graduating from the college of to the religion of his fathers by of Hebrew . . . TO RECEIVE FOR DAUGHTER business.administration, and Dav- the Buffering of the folks, across Mr. and Mrs. J. Wine..will, re- d Kavlch, Fremont, graduating the seas. The play was presented MISH-MASH: Hank Levy, exceive Sunday afternoon from 3 to from the college of arts and sci- with the smoothness of profesJTAer. who is now on the staff 7 in honor of their daughter. Ber- ence. sional performers. • • • . . - • of the American Jewish Committha, who .is to graduate Sunday tee, is quite an expert on MethTables Decorated Tomorrow night members and morning from the City Talmud alumni odism . . . He's the author of an Under the capable direction of of Sigma Omicron chapWALKOUT: Canadian nonTorah Sunday school. will gather at the chapter Mrs. E. A. Meyer, assisted by Zionists for the most part object article on the Methodist Church No invitations have been issued. ter house for the annual end of the Mrs. I. W. Rosenblatt, Mrs. Moe to belaboring Britain about its merger in the June issue of CurHistory . . . The article is year smoker, given in honor of Raznick, Mrs. D. Canar, Mrs. L. White (if you're color blind) rent TO RECEIVE nora-de-pliimed Harvey W. LawKavich, Mrs. G. Gross, Mrs. L. Paper . . . Three Canadian B'nai rence the graduating seniors. . Dorothy Frank, of tbe Mr. and -Mrs. William Gimple Greenberg, Grand Island, Kaplan, Mrs. E. D. Brodkey, Mrs. B'rithers who came to New York Stroock. .family, is doing a weekly and Mrs. Ethel Batt will be at astHenry J. R. Cohen, Mrs. J. Krman, Mrs. week defeated Irvin Yaffe, for the District No. 1 convention book colyum over Radio Station. home at 2035 Fowler on Wednes- Omaha, Rosalie Tuchman, Connie Meyer during the final round of recently walked out in high WHN . . . The Delmarva Lodge day, June 7, from 7 to 10 in hon- the .annual horse shoe tourna- and Freda Bronison, the tables dudgeon during a sermon by Dr. of the Independent Order B'rith or of Miss Ida Batt who is a mem- ment, sponsored were beautifully decorated with by the house. By Ira Eistenstein, of the Society lor Sholom gets its name from the ber of the June graduating class virtue of his victory, flowers and the blue and white the Advancement of Judaism . . . fact that its members come from of Central High school. Sharing will be awarded theGreenberger, colors. The name HADASSAH When the speaker called Britain Deleware, Maryland and Virginia honors will be Mrs. Yetta Slive, horseshoe trophy, givenRosenberg was strung across the center of annually . . . The Jewish Theological Semand daughter, Betty, of Syracuse o the winner of the tournament. he room artistically decorated Fascist . i , inary's Museum of Ceremonial N. Y. who are visiting here. The student board of publica- with flowers. WARNING: New York's popu- Objects has an interesting exhibit No invitations have been issued. tions Those responsible for the pre- lar Lt. Gov. Charles Poletti, an of wedding rings and illuminated meeting last week to select the men who are to run the stu- paring of the meal were: Mrs. Italian, has been addressing COUSIXS CLUB publications during.the first Leon Graetz, assisted by Mrs. M. many Jewish functions of late . . Mrs. B. A. Simon will entertain dent of next year chose two D. Brodky, Mrs. Arthur Cohn, He was one of the featured speakthe Cousins Club at the Highland semester members of Sigma Omicron chap- Mrs. S. Altsuler, Mrs. Reuben ers at the B'nai B'rith banquet Country Club on Wednesday, June ter to fill key positions on the Bordy, Mrs. S. Frohm, Mrs. D. in New York . . . Where he told staff of the Daily Nebraskan. The Silverman and Mrs. Nathan Cohn of informing his chief, Gov. Lehmen chosen were Norman Harris, of- Chicago. -Special assistance man, by telephone that he was JOSLYX MEMORIAL Omaha, news editor; and Arthur was also received from Miss Rose his way to speak at the B'nai At 2:30 in the Lecture Hall of Hill, Lincoln, business manager. Shukart and Mr. Herman Cohn. -on B'rith affair . . . The Governor, the Joslyn Memorial a color film. Next semester will be Norman's Others assisting in the success he said, laughingly remarked: "Land of Shining Mountains" will second semester as news editor. of the afternoon are: "Look out, Charlie, or they'll be be shown.-At 4 o'clock in the Con- Arthur has worked on the busiMr. Aaron Edgar lead in the cert Hall an organ recital will be ness staff of the paper for three community singing; Mrs. M. F. getting you to join a schul." . . . presented by Martin W. Bush. As- years. Arthur will also be busi- Levenson and Mrs. Jack Kaufman PLAN: One of the plans, for sisting him will be Grace Ludtke ness manager of .the summer Dai- were the officials at the door. some abandoned, of the Turpin, Soprano and Marie Uh- ly Nebraskan, and Harris will be Mrs. Esther Leaf Du Boff, accom- Zionistreason campaign for -withdrawal lig Edwards, accompanist. editor of the publication during panied the guest, Mrs. Fox. Names of the White (if you're color A recital will be given at 4:30 the summer months. of the women serving as wait- blind) Paper was to take a full in the Lecture Hall by Ray Farresses -will be published next page ad in the Times of London Stanley Mayper and Morton ley, Pianist, Ellen MacKenzie, So- Margolin, both of Omaha, were week. . . . Appealing to Britain for fair prano, and Betty Mae Nelson, Vio- last week named co-rush chairmen 3. X. F . Play for the Jews . . . It was to linist. Mrs. Reuben Bordy, chairman have borne the signatures of two to head the rush committee for the coming summer according to of the Jewish National Fund, re- prominent American Jews . » . HONOR DAUGHTER an announcement made last week quests that all women who still Mr. and Mrs. Samuel NepomIDEA: The campaign against the consul of Sigma Omicron have cards out to finish their colnick will receive on Sunday, June by lection immediately and turn the the White (i. y. c. b.) Paper in 4, from 3 to 5 and from 7 to 10 Chapter of Sigma Alpha Mu. this country has lost some of its funds over to her. at 938 No. 26th St. in honor'of pristine punch . . . After standPicnic their daughter, Ruth, who is grading ori his noodle for minutes at The Book Review picnic -will uating from Central High School. be held }n Elm-wood park Tues- a. time, your counsellor Peters No invitations have been issuMrs. Ben Silver, whose mother, day, June 6, at 11 a. m.' Those came up with this idea which he ed. Friends and relatives are in- the late Mrs. Frederick Cohn, was wishing additional information contributes gratis to the cause vited. founder of the local Council of are requested- to call Mrs. Sidney . . . Why not have Dr. Chaim Weizmann, the Zionist chieftain, Jewish Women, was named to the Cahan, GL 4007. charter a plane from London to OKIiAHOMANS VISIT HERE organization's presidency at the New York . . . That would draMr. and Mrs. Morris Zeligson meeting held last Monday. Mrs. Pleasant Hill Cemetery matize the battle, grab off bigger and children, Carol and Stephen, Cohn was 'honorary president of Society of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Mrs. the local Council until her death Harry Sheftel of Oklahoma City, this past winter. A regular meeting of the Pleasleft Wednesday after visiting at Other officers named at Monthe ijome of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan day's- meeting were: : Vice-presi- ant Hill Cemetery society will be s end Keeling e l d on Tuesday, June 13, at HoYwich. dents, Mrs.' Milton Mayper, Mrs.' h2:30 .ENGINEERS at the B'nai Jacob synaBen Shapiro, arid Mrs. Harry Mal- gogue, Twenty-fourth and NichComplete 24 Hour Servlco KUtAKOFSKYS TO RETURN Work and Quality Guaranteed ashock; recording secretary, Mrs. olas streets. FREE ESTIMATES Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kulakofsky, Louis Sogolow; Corresponding who. w.ith .their j daughter .Beth, secretary, Mrs. I. H. W e i ner; SAR.1 J . 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does not want freedom from Brit- funeral services for Sephardic ish imperialism merely to become Chief Jacob Heir, who died here the victim of Nazi tyranny. The at the age of S2. All Jewish fate of the German Jews should shops were closed anil traffic warn us of what will befall us inhatled during the funeral. RabNew Delhi (JTA) — Freedom the event_ of our establishing bi Meir was born in Jejusal^ra for India from British rule must friendly relations with Germany." and was called to the Chief Rabbe secured by her own strength binate in 19 IS. and not with the help of such "dubious friends" as Germany, Sir Joseph the Hindustan Times (NationalLondon (JTA) — Sir Joseph. ist) said in an outspokenly critiDuveen, first Baron of Millbank, cal editorial on Nazi methods.. internationally famous art auThe son of Mohandas K. Gandthority, died at the : ge of 69. hi is closely connected with the newspaper. The editorial -aid: Jerusalem {JTA)—Thousands, A. M. Abrahams Nazism is based on the exploita- including representatives of Jewtion of weaker peoples for theish national..institutions and the! Johannesburg (JTA) — Abrabenefit of Germany. The Indian Palestine government, attended' ham Mark Abrahams, lite presi-

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1 S. A. M. . . o 1 A. Z. A. No. 100 : . 3 London (JTA) — Prof. SigA. Z. A. 1 . . . . . *. . .0 mund Freud's long-awaited study The Breslow Auto G1?.S3 and of Jewish religion and culture, Lhe Leavenvrorth Market continue entitled "Moses and Monotheto set the league leading pace in ism," was published here by the tbe J. C. C. Softball circuit. Both Hogarth Press. (American pubteams are in a deadlock for thelication is scheduled for June 19 league leadership with three -wins by Alfred A. Knopf.) and no losses. In last Sunday's The famous founder of psygames the Breslo-w Auto Glass now living in Lon_ran rough-shot over the Fratern- choanalysis, don in exile irom his native Ausity boys representing the Sigma tria, has turned the light of his Alpha Mu, by a score of 13 to 3. psychological methods on the Tall Norman Korney was on, the origins of Judaism and related mound for the victors holding the questions with the result that he S. A. M.'s in check throughout has produced a number of conthe seven Inning affair. Will clusions bound to stir controBloom of the Glassmen, connect- versy. ed lor a four-bagger ^hich was Prof. Freud maintains that a hitting feature of this contest. The Glamour boy of the S. A.Moses was an Egyptian, that he M.'s showed a reversal of form in was murdered by the Jews in the this game- as he went hitless in wilderness, that a second Moses three trips to the plate and wasgave to the Jews the worship of charged with an error in the out- Jehovah, that religion in general is analogous to a neurosis in the field.

reference to | in e. conuiinn citizenship, may dent of the South African Zion- George VI made ist Federation, iR dead at the age racial conflict in two speeches' veil be ?rond that the practice ! 'olevF.nce and riernocrBtie prlK» of 75. After 20 years as active here. !<?F hfi- lipnif purl! G president of the federation, he reIn his Emr-ire Day broadcast. tired in 1831. He participated in fruiv. the King said: "The sense of race the federation's recect confermay fee e. dangerous arc! disrupence at Blomfoentein. tive fovce. bu;. English E.HO French hsvp E I C I in Cp.riarlc • The mofhsr *tt that they cs-E keep ibe pride* f ? r i!f.enant.-ColdfteJ distinctive Culture whiri it Inv'uc- •"'» spires- while yet combining to establish £ broader freedom r.ud security than either could hc.^e dovf oC Italian. sccorr.plished alone.'" '•*" re"Pir*»fi pOW In fci? reply to tbe crppJ.inc l?y lF frorn Prf r-ip'- B?Tii!p MUBthe Premier of Manitoba,, Kin? i personally. George said: "The people of Man-j TV'intiipeg, Man. (JTA) — King itoba, having united many races < Patronize Our Advertisers.

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' The Century Chapter of A. Z.mit it to lie hidden until it A. defeated the B'nai B'rith by a might "safely venture into the score of 9 to 0 as a' result of a light of day." lorfeit. However, in a second foreword r , The schedule for next Sunday's written in June, .1938, in London games is as follows: ha said that he now dared to Sigma Alpha Mu vs. B'nai makfe his findings public. The B'rith, West Elmwood. first two sections of the book, A. Z. A. No. 100 vs. Breslow which were previously published Auto Glass, Thirty-second and in German, deal with Moses and Dewey.. the development of the Jewish reA. Z. A. No. 1 vs. Leavenworth ligion. The third part is a study Of religion itself. Market, Thirty-third and Case.

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The Center physical depart- his followers and gradually came ment urges all parents -who have to dominate the worship of children whom they would like to Jahve, the volcano god, which the have swimming lessons for this Jews accepted from a second summer, to enroll them early. Moses at Meribat-Qades two genThe Swimming schedule for erations later when the tribes which left Egypt merged with \ fhe summer follows: ether related tribes between j Junior Girls: ' Monday (beginners) — 9:30-Egypt and Canaan to found the people of Israel. 10:13 a. m. Spiritual Concept Monday (advanced) — 10:15The psychologist appreciates Wednesday (beginners)—9:30- that "Moses had given the Jews the proud feeling of being God's 10:15 a. m. people; by de-materializWednesday (advanced) — chosen ing God a new, valuable contribu-•0:15-11:00 a. m. tion was made to the secret treasure o? the people. The Jews preSunday—3:00-4:00 p. m. served their inclination towards ?Iatron \Tomem spiritual interests . . . The preferMonday—11:00-12:00 a. m. ence which through 2.000 years •Wednesday—11:00-12:0© a. m. the Jews have given to spiritual endeavor has. of course, had its Friday—11:00-12:00 a. m. effect; it has helped to build a Sunday—4:00-5:00 p. m. dike against brutality and the inJunior Boys: clination to violence which are Tuesday—11:00-11:45 a. m. usually found where athletic deThursday—11:00-11:45 a. m.velopment Sunday—10:00-11:00 a. m. the people."becomes the ideal of Business ana High School Boys: Religion in general, in Prof. Tuesday—7:00*8:30 p. mview, is a "neurosis of TlrUT?0ay—7:00-8:50 p. m. Freud's mankind" to be explained in the Sunday—11:00-1:00 p. m. same -way as "we should a neuSenior Men and Health Club: obsession in our individual Tuesday—5:S0-8:30 P- m- rotic The only satisfactory Thursday—-5:30-3:SO p. «J. patients." analogy to the development of Sunday—11:00-1:00 p. m. the Jewish religion and the gradDaily—12:80-1:45 p. m. ual ascendency of monetheism is 1 Volleyball to be found in psychdpathology, * ~ Last Friday, May 2G, another in genesis of human neurosis, record was broken in the Center he the said. physical department (not a vicAnti-Semitism torVrecord)). " The men's health club Tolleyballers engaged m the „ Analyzing the "deeper molongest game ever staged over tne tives" of anti-Semitism, Prof. Freud cites "the jealousy which net on the Center maples. The game was the last one in the ( Jews evoked in the other peoa 2 out of 3 series which was ples by maintaining they were •won. by the Herman BrOdkey a the first-born, favorite child of . Giants, although the Burkenroad God the Father; the customs, Tigers won the series wining the such as circumcision, "through first two games played. The which the Jews marked off their series lasted close to two hours aloof position," and "the most rewith all the points in the games cent" cause, which he describes being hard fought and played as follows: "We must not forget that all throughout. The scores being 15 to l o , la the peoples who now excel in the to 12 and the record game. ~o practice of anti-Semitism became to 23 Members of the-winning Christians only in relatively reGiants team were Les Burken- cent times, sometimes forced to road Iz Levenson. Joe Conn, c. it by bloody compulsion. One B sehoppe and Lee Grossman. might say they are all 'badly ' Those who were on ths;T«^ l1 £?f christened;* under the thin veend and took the beating like neer 6f Christianity they have remen ^ e r e Abe Brodkey Paul mained what their ancestors Steinberg, Sam Gilinsky. Morris were, barbarically polotheistic. They have not yet overcome their ^•Franklin and Leonard T * 1oln Children t o England grudge against the new religion London (JTA) — Relaxation which -was forced on them, and of immigration restrictions on ref- have projected it on to the source ugees was urged in an open let- from which their Christianity ter to Home Secretary Sir Samuel came to them . . . The hatred of Hoare by Laborite Col. Josiah Judaism is at bottom aatred for Wed.cwood. Secretary Hoare as- Christianity,' and it is not sursured the House of Commons that prising that in the German Nathe Movement for tbe Care of tional-Socialist revolution this Children from Germany possessed close connection of the two monsufficient funds to meet all li-otheistic religions finds such abilities. Approximately Slo.000 clear expression •" in the hostile was raised for the Lord Baldwin treatment of both." Refugee Fund af a two-day sale : of art works a t the famous Chris- , Deaths • tie Ealesrooms.

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' Mra. Sophie Kuznit, 55. died in . L a , Paz, Bolivia (WNS) —a local fcbspital on Thursday. May President German Basch toaX\or- 25, after an illness of three weeks. dered the dismissal of several high A resident of Omftha for 26 Bolivian- consular officials, fol- yefers, she is survived by her huslowing the exposure of a h a band, Nathan; two daughters, Eva to "sell" admittance to Bolivia of Omaha and Mrs. Abe Tilles of to Jewish refugees. The scheme St.; Joseph, Mo., and a brother in is attributed to a group of swind- New York. lers -who are said to have mulcted Funeral services were held on Jews of more than- four million Sunday at the Jewish Funeral j dollars on the promise of getting Home. Burial was at Mt. Sinai I them entry into Bolivia. Cemetery. '

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opened a scroll of protest against | By PHDTEAS 3. BSKOK the British Palestine policy, and I then repaired to the Palestine j FROM THE ZIONIST FRONT ! Orchids to the leaders of lhePavilion, where they spen' some delegations that vent to "VTash- | hours in prayer for Eretz Israel ' ingrron ten days aso to mobilize ] . . . Over one of the doors cf this their Congressmen on behalf of I Pavilion, incidentally, the famous Zionist claims to Palestine . . . ! Biblical line "If I forsret thee. O Phone calls from Congressmen I Jerusalem, may rny right hand kept the State Department n-ires i lose her cunning" appeared just busy for a couple of days . . . I a couple of •days after the publiS-wellest job of all TEE done by i cation of the British "tChite Paper Elifcu Stone, head of the Massachusetts Zionist delegation . . . i Newspaper reporters who attend- PA\1L1OX PERSOXALS Pearl Levison. who has been j ed the press conferences called oy Dr. Solomon Goldman in TYash- chosen poet-latLres.te of the New ' ington and Dr. Stephen S. Wise York "V\"orlfi's Fair, is the daughin Xevr York say that both Zion- ter of Jacos J. Levison. the noted ist leaders could teach some of landscape forester who is responthe biggest political figures in sible for the unique setting of the nation's Capital the art of an- tropical greenery surroundings swering questions . . . The rea-the Palestine Pavilion . . . Pearl son •why Dr. TTeizniana went LO wrote her prise-winning poem Paris to make his broadcast on about "The World cf Tomorrow" the occasion of the dedication ci while sitting under the huge the Jewish Palestine Pavilion at palm free that flank? the courtthe New York World's Far is that yard of the Eretz Israel builfiinc he wanted to speak his mind free- . . . Nell Ziff. President of Jurinr ly, without interference, and that Hadassah and secretary to PEV]1he felt he could not do so froiu ion riirecior Meyer TV. TCTIFCFI. lost her father one f-eek hr~r<-c British territory . . . the formal orenirg of the T?v;iFLASH ion, for which she has been doIt's almost too late, but, weing so much Vilutble work . . . nay still beat the cabl.e dispatch- Knowing that much fiepea-'pc rr. es . . . Dr. Cnaisn TVeizmann wiij her speeCy retcra. from 7'-T.T"resign from the presidency o£ the apolis. trhere her iaBrlly ", ^ CE. World Zionist Organization either she announced that she irc-c"i >e cow or in August, at the "World back on the joh before th e f rfi-1 Zionist Congress . . . If he doesn't •^ation -with a wire ssyinz ' T". resign he may be forces to quit, father tac£ht 3se couragE"' • „ . by those who believe thst he is following an appezseaent policy AEOUT PEOPLE TThEn you reaS this Pie—-- - r ' toward England . . . The truth of the rpatter, as evidencedfcythe Ptasseti will b? eri his WS-T- -?> rote in the House of Commons in connection with the White Paper. ent of "the North America- N f v ! is that Chaira's hold over the papT Alliance . . . Pier~r ,r"members of the House is stronger us that he hsd the irreste;' 1'r*" I than that of any other public of his life last weffe. when '"<• v-?I man in England . . . If less than selected as master of c e r s ~ - r ' ^ i a hundred of the U. P.'s who ab-for the nedicatinr.E' air j>-—»--f —r stained from vcting — because f* the Dutch PeviJion fi ' r they -were against the White TCorlfi's Fair . . . Congrats's 1 " ' r Paper, but were not ready to vote to Louis Ptittecberc:. wh? •« 'Y-f against their government in theright man to serve ES e-fcfi i.' e existing European crisis—had aud literary editor of the f r - - " joinert the snti-Cham-berlaitites. sal Jewish Encylopedia '•>c;;.i" the White Paper would never of his wise knewletge and irt.frhave been approved . . . And this Tiationsil contacts In the lir^rery extraordinary show of Ftrencrt field . . . Aiiu T" T'fier T f e rpgainst the abrogation of the Bal- eis.s=. sifted P L V . C S ; , -R'.-P I , fotir pledge TES Sue entirely to Weizmann's amazing diplomatic fired Schweige" cr ."Lr" '.' ^ . . skill and sis work among the And t s Morris G-rt. T-"1-- -5 r ? i various Parliamentary groups * . i r c a fast c o r ^ f k t f - f ; c: -s. nf beins out ~1 z\ * r u r r r z. TRUE STORY the theatrical r-oiv:c"r.t " *i;. . . King George's secretary was E Wt startles the other dsy to re- Ki.« midget s i c w n I'.I* ""r-,c" <= •< ;'-' ceive a black-boraered letter, ad- Fair is the c r ' : "v dressed to His Majesty . . . On Arausecierit /.~cr * r j : ;'«(•,•;• . opening the letter the •secretary has a tit: prof t t r v-^s r-rC 1 1 "• found that it contained s formal Charlie Chaplir. v " y ?s t r announcement of the death of the finished his fi'm ' Th» I • F T - " Balfour Declaration . . . If he is writiac the rru"'rr" cz~~r frreads this, he'll learn that this it himself . . . Trr. ITS h j !,->. •* sts.?* r\'zrn~-"' I* announcement was sent by a well- Rainsr's known Zionist-Revisionist leafier Esglsnd was '**• f™c~ fvrr"" . ' . . . The EZirii- c: i - t r ; ' " Ernst Toller, h-rr r:r t-rr^t r:.: THIS AND THAT the trageCy of the 'r-e"(r'L-" The importance of the ESESE- refugee, tlss \.C*2 s t—. 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Porothe galtzmnn MEMORIAL 3MEETING A joint "Memorial" meeting of the B'nai B'rith and Agudas Achim Lodges will be held Monday, June 12 a t the Synagogue. Mr.. O. Hochman will conduct the Memorial services. Everyone is invited to attend this meeting, . -

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Jerusalem (WNS-Palcor Agency) —^ Great significance was attached here to the assertion by Jerusalem f.TTAi — The BritMichael Aviyona, Superintendent ish administration acted to check of. the Archives of the Palestine the expansion of the Jewish homeArcheological Museum that in the land, as opposition continued to Roman Era Palestine was the rise against Britain's Palestine Home of four million inhabitants. '. On June . 1 1 all persons 18 AGUDAS ACHIJI policy. Police headquarters inSince only just over a million years of age or over, who belong An Agudas Achim meeting was persons now live here, the Yishuv structed forces stationed in Jew"to the Junior and Senior Hadasheld Thursday evening at' thefinds in this report further jusish colonies not to assist in essah, the Zionist Organization of Eagles Hall. ' - . . . . . • tification of its contention that tablishmer.t cf new settlements America or have purchased a | by guarding end accompanying Eretz Israel holds great potentialshekel Irom any Zionist group, ! the settlers. TORAH ities for continued Jewish immiare ur£,ed to cast his vote a t the The engagement of Miss Max- TALMUD An open meeting of the Talmud Attempts to establish settle-"^ gration without necessity for any Jewish Community Center. The ne Raskin, daughter of Mr. andTorah is to be held on Monday, i mer.ts must 1'e reported to head- 1 displacement* of present populaCenter will be open for voting Mrs. H. O. Raskin, 3904 Lake- June 5 a t the;Synagogue. • quarters immediate, the o r d e r tions. from 10:01 a. m. to 12:30 p. m.)ort road, to Al Goodman, son-of Cantor Aaron Edgar of Oma- Aviyona has been conducting ! said. Several new settlements had and from 2:00 to 5:30 p. m. Mrs. Bessie Goodman of Oklahoha will be guest speaker. The lo-his research on behalf of the Mus: been founded secretly in recent • The chairman of the Shekel ma City, has been announced. cal A. Z. A. Chapter will present a eum that John D. Rockefeller i weeks. board is Mrs. H. Licht of Senior Hadassah. The secretary is Mrs. Miss Raskin is a graduate: of skit. Included in the skit are Eu- gave as a gift to the peoples of I Establishment of a " J e w i s h M Leaff of the Pioneer Woman's entral High school. Mr. Good- gene Telpner, Normal Rosenthal, Palestine, and his report is just j High Comm?i;ee" with semi-dicclub The committee consists of man atended Okmulgee, Okla., Ernest Ross, and Norman Abra- being published as an article. • tatorial powers to conduct the OUrs Louis Chesen, Pioneer Wom- high school and the teachers col- hamson. i campaign .-gainst Britain's plan Mrs. Richard G o r d o n is in an's club: Mr. Max Mason and lege there. ! was demanded by a delegation of charge of program arrangements. Mr. I. Lubman, Poale Zion; Mrs. I Jerusalem Jews dissatisfied with This is to be a very important Jack Robinson. Mrs. B. Baron of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schaifer, the tactics ot national institutions Senior Hadassah; Dr. J. Lande, 405 Jones street, announced the meeting, and everyone is urged to in regard to British policy. on Mr. B. Baron and Mr. R. H. Em- approaching June 4th marriage attend. wide immigration aid service was Farh Following the occupation of Th e headed By Dalein of the Zionist' Organization f their daughter, Miss Elaine Moravia and Bohemia, the Prague called upon to facilitate and su- ; from Marseilles en route to Fal- '[ ._ , . declaration, pervise the passage cf these '• estine carrying 72 youthful refu-: V . h. m / W a S r . ? c e l v e d by the of .America. Schaifer, to Joseph Ginsber, 102 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED J ls York (JTA) — Sixty-five Committee for Youth-Alijah ob- youths from oppression into free- j'gees with six escorts. The gen-i sf*' , Agency Executive, who Mr. and Mrs. A. Glnsburg of perNew ixteenth street. No invitations cent of Americans favor the tained certificates for 2 50 Jew- dom. tleman with the umbrella is M a : JY t; ae fr :ee d t h a t existing institutions Baltimore, .Maryland have anhave been issued to the wedding. anti-Nazi boycott and 78 per cent competent to conduct the refugee youths to proceed to The above is a photograph lak- •Kalzenellenbogen. the HIAS-ICA ! Members of the immediate fam- nounced the engagement of their approve of this government's ac- ish ; campaign. The proposal for a BUPalestine. The HIAS-ICA world- en aboard the S. S. Mariette-' representative at Marseilles. daughter Peggy, to Mr. Sidney ily will attend the wedding ceretion in imposing a penalty tax on j preme directorate, to include such mony, which will be performed at Maduff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hen- German goods, according to a sur| men as p-n Gnrion, Pinchas Kutry Maduff of.Anita, Iowa. 4:00 Sunday. June 4, in the MarThe Jewish National Workers vey by the American Institute of j enberg. Menachem M. Ussishkin An , engagement party held in Public Opinion, of which Dr. Alliance held a meeting last week tin hotel. Rabbi T. Lewis and the form of a buffet dinner was j and a representative of the Aguiat the home of Mr. and Mrs. SamRabbi H. R. Rabinowitz will ofGeorge Gallup is director. Father, 1524 Silver street. Those ficiate. A reception for friends given in their honor Sunday a t dath Israel, has been under disThe survey reflected growing the home of Mr. Maduff's grandi elected were Sam Ratne-, record- of the couple will be given by cussion in the Jewish communGeneva (JTA) — One of the anti-Nazi sentiment in the United parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Saltzing secretary; Mas Mason, cor- Mr. and Mrs. Schaifer from 5 to 7 ity for the past two weeks. world's s m a l l e s t minorities States since the Munich agreeman, : responding secretary; L. Snina- c l o c k . • . • groups. the Roraansh-speaking ment and the seizure of CzechoArabs Approve i ler, "treasurer, and Mrs. L. ShindSwiss, has taken up the cause of slovakia. Surveys on the boycott . The first group in Palestine to i ler as head of the hospitality RECEIVES DEGREE the Jews. A Protestant ministe'\ issued last October and Pecember A son was born' to Mr. and approve the British policy came i committee. After the business Mrs. H. Shiloff. 511 Twenty-fifth Miss Esther Steinberg, daugh- showed respectively 56 per cent Rev. Tlieophile Grin, a Romansh London (JJTA)—Judaism has forward when a meeting of Arab ! meeting refreshments w e r e treet, on May 27, 1939. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Stein- and 61 per cent of the persons leader, has launched a new movefurnished no basis for conscienti- notables, including the mayors of. berg, will receive her Bachelor of polled approving a boycott. Urges Arab-Jewish Amity jment, known as l>a Deliveranv.^, ous i served. . objectors to military service, •Jetfa. Nahlus End Gaza, presided* i __ — — organize Swiss support for esin Radio Speech to j to Miss Dorothy Merlin, 1915 Arts Degree Wednesday, June 7 tablishment of a Jewish State in Chief Rabbi Joseph H. Hertz de- over by Kaglieb Bey NashasbfBl; Lady Rachel Simon (1S23ierce street, spent the week end from the University of Omaha.. Workers Group ; Palestine. clared in a letter to all British. head of.the Arab Defense Party, She was. one of eight, seniors 1899) wrote a commentary on the n Des Moines. . rabbis. He said Judaism "ranks adopted a resolution accepting the who received an award for scho- Psalms entitled, "Beside the Still A manifesto urges the Swiss New York (JTA) — Prof. Al- Government to petition Great defense of country among the su- Government's plan. larship and service during her atWaters." Miss L. Miller is visiting here bert Einstein, in a radio address Britain to fulfil the Balfour Dec- preme duties.'* Meanwhile, anoihev group of il• Claire Dvorkin was chosen as with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.tendance at the university. to a labor Zionist fraternal organ- laration's promise of facilitating Asserting that the supreme na- legal immigrants VES captured by AZA sweetheart of 1939 at the Max Mushkin. ization, appealed for Arab-JewBroadway, Friday, June 2, at 8 establishment cf. a Jewish Nation- tional tasks of the hour were pre- the police. The salvage tug AtraGRADUATES i AZA Sweetheart dance held last p. m. ish amity and counselled t h a t al Home in the Holy Land. Ro- parodness and service, Rabbi to, flying the. Panama flag, was Among the students graduating i Monday -night at Shore Acres Mr. and Mrs. M. Blank, Sioux Among those participating on "reason should prevail over dis- mansh is a Rhaeto-Romanic dia- Hertz continued: "In such time captured by " Coast Guard Bhip | ballroom. aDartments, will be , hosts at a 7 from the Abraham Lincoln High the program will be Pearl Rich- appointment and embittermenf lect when Britain looks to her chil- off Nathanis. after firing several spoken in Grisons Canton. School on Friday, June 9 are j Over two hundred persons at- o'clock dinner Sunday evening in ards, Owen Meyerson, Ethel Gor- with regard to the new .British dren to. rally in her defense, the f; l l n t c; "he 4 00 passengGeorge Brown, Beatrice Krause, courtesy to the Misses Pauline Eindon, and Harriet Kubby of Coun- policy in Palestine. Prof. i tended. first duty of Jewish ministers is]warnms w h i n c -- n u l e d ^ 5 y,omen and r Jane Hoffman, Irving Cohen, Arnand Esther- Friedman and their cil Bluffs and Gloria and Shirley stein's address made bj telephone to arouse the manhood of the h l d u t f l . a s well Eiancss, Morton Phillips of Min-old Lincoln, Rhoda Krasne, Nor- Lincoln and Geraldine Shaffer of from Princeton and carried to the congregation to the sacredness of | a s the c r e w o f C 7 £ n d t h e s h i p ma Seldin, Adeline London, Harneapolis and Jules Lederer. Mr. Omaha. meeting at Town Hall over Radio the national call. v.ag tafeen f c K f J f a M o s t o ft h e and Mrs. Davo Brodkey of Omaha old Bernstein, Morton Kulesh, Station WEVD, marked ceremonHe called on the ministers to âo,,< The public Is cordially invited. .! Mr. J. Cohen. 213 Twentieth will be out-of-town guests. Libby Grossman, and Rose Bernpassengers ?re roiisn acies inducting him as honorary deliver sermons on national serv- cording to EP. oTficial Jews, •i street, is convalescing at a Sioux communi- , stein. member of the Jewish National i THOMAS JEFFERSON ice and to urge youths to join the qtie. •| City hospital from a recent operWorkers' Alliance. GRADUATES Territorial Army and others to Mrs. Carl Kruêr and son. Jim•;! ation. participate in other branches of my, who • have been visiting the TO RECEIVE Among the students who will be He said:, "England has, in part, Rosenberg Warns W i l l JOSEPH E. FRADENBURG— and Mrs. Herman Krause, graduated from the Thomas Jef- ignored its sacred pledge. She national service. I Mrs. Reuben Miller, 3245 Jen- past two months in the M. Ska-35Mr. ALFRED A. FIEDLER, Atty». Not Rest Till Jews A r e No. Seventh Streets will reovsky h o m e . 3301 Jackson ferson High School on Wednesday, gave her word thea in a dire hour •|. nings street, is under medical at820 City Nafl Bank Bldfl. guests Friday evening, June June 7, are Lillian Fried and Hel- and she is acting now, too, in a Chased from Europe •:' tention in a Sioux City hospital. street, left Wednesday for Holly- ceive 9, in honor of their daughter BeaNOTICE O F ADMINISTRATION wood, where she -will join her en Cohen. i . ' . i. dire hour. Remember, however, husband to reside. Mrs. Kruger trice who is graduating from high that in the life of a people, and Wuerz'ourg. Germany (Havasi ni*y Court of Douglas In t h e >"•-' school. is the former Ida Leby. IOWA V. GRADUATES especially in times of need, there — The Reich's Tfar on Jewry will No Invitations have been issued. Sidney Maduff of Anita, Iowa can be only one source of secur- not be. confined to G e rmany's U"v of the Kstate of ' in. , i Regular prayer services will be Abe Jacobsen, SI5 Tenth street, and Jack • Gordon, both students ity, namely: confidence in one's boundaries, but will be pushed Emma Co;.-.mb . Pec-a? Ad. intc-'-esJ.f'cl hi Faid eatatei All persons Zurich fWXS 1— That Jew; held this evening a t 7:30 and toMrs. J. Brown will receive at the University of Iowa will re- own strength and steadfastness. "until there is not a single Jew was married last Sunday in-Chl^ tifior! that a r-etition hasT i morrow morning at S:00. casco at the Zweig Hail. Sioux friends and relatives on the even- ceive their graduation diplomas We are justified indeed in this . left on European territory," Nazi baiting and anti-Jewish and anti- be-eu 1"Uefi in said i.'ouii. alleging that^ Jew-ish demonstrations will not on Monday, June 5. ing of June 9, at her home 808 1 died leaving- no last feeling of confidence. For, what j ideologist Dr. Alfred Rosenberg Sty people who attended were Mr. ving for administration i; The 1939 confirmation class and Mrs. J. Jacobsen, Mr. andWest Broadway in honor of the Jack Gordon is graduating from the Jewish nation has achieved in.! vrarned in an address to a Ger- be tolerated in Switzerland was will end p:-a apparent after a Zurich court ac- i:nnn l u s r = ii {'•.'P-.MI that. s. hearing-| presented five dollars'' worth of Mrs. Eli Jacobsen and Mrs. Har-graduation of her son, George, the Medical School, and will leave Palestine through the self-sacri- j man student congress here. •p-ili b<": h a d,v* .said reti':ion before ; books to the Shaare Zion library. ry Goldstein. Mrs. Frances Min- from the Abraham Lincoln High shortly for San Francisco where ficing efforts of the'pioneers and ! Dr. Rosenberg alleged that "in- quitted a contributor to the Je-v- Faiil c o u r t o r JJ'P 17th day of June. ish paper "Israelitisch.er TVochhe is to serve his interneship, and through the unselfish voluntary j ternational Jewry has declared t i" thny fail to appear 1?'?,9. pv.-l rhrter accompanied', her parents, Mr. School. Rt F a ! ' ' Coi"- t on t'T? s=alcl 17th <3ay No individual announcements Sidney Maduff is graduating from aid of Jews in other lands, bears j war on Germany." He said: "Cer- enblatt" of changes of slander. and Mrs. Jacohsen, en route to , r-t P o'clock A. M. to The plaintiff. K. IJ. Servatta?,. of .Tu")^--. ip.'ir the course in Finance and Com-witness to an extraordinary pro- jtain foreign quarters of the same Hbllywoo'd. She will return to have been sent. former editor of the Geneva anti- con'r-p1 said iieutinn. the CouH may NOTICE merce. ductive force. species as those we long ago mas- Semitic Sioux City to spend some time ic and p'-ant aflrninirstramonthly "L'Homme de p r a m thp =;ir. tered within our own country, to- Droit," complained 'that he had lion of ss/ii'1 c?-.?:c in Jennie \\*ilson RECITAIi ' Recalls Skepticism With the coming of warm with her parents. of some o:.o er suitable person and RETURNS HOME day think they can order or adMiss Florence Steinberg is preweather, we find that the num"I remember vividly the time vise us to be more moderate. But been called a "vile liar, forser proceptl to P cstii^'li^Tif $h»^!- Of. Miss Adeline London returned Mae and Lucille London from senting her "piano students in a home b e r of • transients passing when the all-too-wise and all-too- whereas we formerly declared that end professional offender." The i;rc"'cnAWFORP. Tuesday after visiting with C"ounty Judge. through Sioux City has in- Chicago are visiting here with recital at the Schmoller and Mul-her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. cautious people among us were the Jewish problem would not be court ruled that 1he plEiniiTC's ler Piano Company, Sixth and their family. Mr. and Mrs. J . "inexcusable, unscrupulous Jev-won't to say: "It is futile to invert resolved in Germany until there creased greatly. We would E. M. Finkenstein and her sisZ^~O?fic9s baiting" justified, t h e remarks London," 3331 Virginia street! like to remind .the members of ter, Miss Edith London in Holly- energies and to attach hopes to was not a Jew left on German ter- csE.inst ; VA/EBE, EEEEf;. KLUTZNICK * . him, this wasteland! 'Today we find the Federation that the office wood, California for the past four KELLEY ritory, we declare openly today Miss Rose Goldstein visited ServsttEz "P."as charted by the\ at the Center lias a complete S?r Unicn State Bank Bldg., JOB WANTED months. She also visited in Sanlarge sections of this wasteland that the Jewish question will not converted into flourishing g a r court 10 pay the trial costs End file and record of transients, over the week-end with Dr. and Francisco, Los Angeles and Oakdens, and close to a half-million be settled in Europe until there indemnity to the defendant, iir (Every week The Jewish Press and that all transients should Mrs. O. Belzer of Omaha, Neb. land. presents in this space a worthy of our Brethren, including a con- is not a single Jew left on Euro- was represented by Dr. Friedrich ' NOTICE OF INOORPOKATION OF be refarred to this office, rathindividual seeking employment. DODGE L.SOUOR COMPANY. r"-«^ r e F " P r ^ r o ' *b» \ f number of the former pean territory." Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Levy of er than given personal conAnyone wishing to employ or get Mrs. Jules Eisenberg and her siderable Czech Fascists Active re " c-rO " ' r CIS T O 1 Marion, S. D., spent the week end in touch with the person, please small daughter, Debra, returned sceptics and opponents as well as tributions. London (JTA) — Prague sd si f i t th u n in Sioux City with Mrs. B. Silver, call Dorothy Merlin at the Jewish last week from a two weeks' visit their children, have found a newSigned, p. n <. oipoiation vices said that the German Nazis c -, ru Community Center.) home in the old homeland. 90S Tenth street. in Des Moines. DOROTHY MERliIX. were actively inciting the small Young girl, hi g h school \ C "And now a word about Eng- Czech Fascist group to organiz" ^ c c A Young Judean rally was graduate, equipped to do shortri land: Remember in the midst of C" t" ( Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hoffman pogroms in order to strengthe N tll8> hand, typing and general ofVp held at the Jewish Community PV n cr ' 11 r ' - n are holding open-house at their your justified embitterment that German claims that the Czech po si Cl Center Wednesday night at which fice work or.retail selling, de- home 111 No. Tenth street. Fri- England's opponents are also our pulace P e " L t «a demanded more ptrir.gert 1 a report of the district Young sires position immediately. l 1 ri day, June 9, in honor of the grad- bitterest enemies, and that in anti-Jewish iaws than the Czecl V -%v 1 C - A picnic supper for those mem- Judean convention was given. spite of everything, the maintenuation of their daughter, Jane. bers o£ Junior Hadassah who Government was willingto cor> ° e^' i fr ance of England's position is of P C o have made their Give Or Get, was utmost importance to us. Consider cede. o ^ 1 •c e« 0 held Thursday evening. Rose Reports from outlying district : c t further that it is in the vital inn te Sperling, .chairman, is in charge 1 V terest of the Arab world too, that in the German protectorate rerea t r 1 , «>f the arrangements. England's power should not be ed that anti-Semitic excesses hac " 1- > CI 1 r [ Those who have made their occurred in numerous places, wit > shattered by the hysterical lust Give or Get are: Mary Rosofsky, for conquest of the totalitarian Fascists attacking Jews and ph i 1 t Ruth Grueskin. Nelle Sinykin adventurers. "This e 1 e m e ntary laging shops. The most serious Ruth Marx. Rose Pill. Dena fact must and will soon penetrate developed at Bruenn. where Fa? Baron, Ethel Shindler, Ida Edeli n t o the consciousness of thecist squads dragged Jews 1from tnan. -Frances Kalin, Dorothy homes and cafes, wounding -C Arabs." i LMerlin. Bluma Merlin, Êsther .and demolished numerous shops ••l i - London, Rose Cohen, Sadie Shul"We must strive, therefore, that Cor LLei L. The Gestapo is conducting darn ktn. Florence Major. Rose Goldsin our ranks, reason should pre- raids on restaurants and cafes in r 1 T man and Rose Sperling. vail over disappointment and era-Prague. Agent? armed with revol

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Services -will be held this evening a t 7:30 p. m. and tomorrow morning r.t 9:00 a. m. Rabhi S. Bolotnikov will speak tomorrow morning a t the Beth Abraham synagogue.

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Poll Reveals U . S. Favors Boycott of Reich Goods

Workers Alliance Elects Officers

Romansh Urge Aid to Jewish State

NO PROVISION FOR OBJECTORS TO WAR

Claire Vvorkin I AZA Sweetheart

Convalescents

Jew-Baiting Not to Be Tolerated

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bitterment. The Arabs have been vers raided the National Cafe led into their suicidal uprising by seeking "Czech rebels and suspit terror and foreign agitation. But ious Jews." A number of Jewish they, too, will* after a while recogemigrants were re nize the logic of facts, especially prospective when we will have learned that prived of all their possessions an Ruth Grueskin are co-chairmen. our own future depends on our HOT- are unable to lep.ve the conn abiity to arrive at a modus of try for lack of train fare. Miss Dena Baron was elected Berlin (Haras) — A decree for as delegate to represent Sioux honest cooperation with t h e m . City Junior Hadassah at the Na There could be no greater calam- bidding Jews to inhabit the mos* tlonal Convention ,to be held in ity than a permanent discord be- attractive quarters of the German Baltimore, Md., from August 31 tween us and. the Arab people. capital was issued by Berlin mu to Sptember 4. Despite the great wrong that has nicipal authorities. been done us, we must strive for a just and lasting compromise Heads Polish Jev.-s with the Arab people. In face of Montreal (JTA) — LP-zaru the common foe that confronts us both, this goal must be acces- Phillips, Montreal lawyer, ra sible. Let us r2call that in former leceted presidect of the Federa times no people lived in greater t'on-of Polish Jews of Canada £* friendship with us than the an- the organization's fourth annual Beginning June 12, Hebrev convention. John J. Glass, To cestors of those same Arabs. school win be held in the morn ronto memher of the Ontario leg ing from 8:3d to 12:15 in the . Masters o£ Fate islative assembly, retiring presiplace of evening classes. ' "On the other hand, let us not dent, and H. Wclofsky. publistei There will be a nejv class for always fis our gaze on England Of the Jewish Daily Eagle, vere beginners who are over 7 years and passively await the .determin- elected honorary presidents. of age. Registration will begin ation of our fate from there. Unimmediately. All parents are daunted by the events of recent 1 Aati Seralte Defied urged to have their children reg days, we must continue our peaceAl-giers <JTA) — The manici ister. . ful work with, redoubled effort, pal authorities of Algiers rejectThere will also be numerou j We know-that .the path of least ed • a demand by the notorious recreational' activities, such a j resistance leads to ruin as surely anti-Semitic leader Henri Lautiehikes, picnics and games in the as does the path of conquering that the names of 213 Jews 5)0 'afternoon..-.'-. force; but v e are certainly not instricken from the electoral regi-; a position to persuade others of ter. They asserted Lautier's siJoseph von Sonnenfels, a con this truth. We can only stand firm legation that the Jevrs' parer.r = : vert "to Christianity., was responand not lose courage for a single had not been registered as resisible for the abolition of tortur< moment. dents in 1S71 was completely uc in Vienna (1776). "This spirit of faith carried our founded. forefathers t h r o u g h times of shows the two-1 of his hands wrought in the-work,. and property. This photomural tU4 ^ Franz Anton Sonnenfels, after story pbotomural of a Pales- and with the other hand held a dominates . the entrance to th;»greatest distress, so that our pro- be steadfast, so that future gea^er | his conversion to Christianity, was tinian ~.. watch-tower and : watch-j weapon," which expresses the Hall of Agriculture and Res<=ttle- ductive force—unbroken through named secretary of the Imperial man, surmounted by the Biblical j measures Jewish pioneers in Pal- ment in the Jewish Palestine Pa- millenia — contributed to the en-ations may he justified te say th' Austrian household. richment of human culture. Let us same of us." inscriptidn "Every one with one estine take to defend their lives' vllion. On June 11 Junior Hadassah will hold a picnic breakfast a •which time there will be elections of officers. Saretta Krigsten and

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