By AL II/OOK AT MYSELF . My friend, Miss Neely, asks ma: What does a Jew think about iE these times? What does he feel? • "Well, Miss Neely, my self-reEntered aa Second Clas» Mall Matter on January 31. 1931, at OMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, JUNE SO, Postoffice. of Omaha. Nebraska, under the Act of March 3. 1879 spect lately has been wrestling •with an unbidden sense of inferiority. This comes upon me horribly in the quieter moments of the day: "After all, Segal, -what i Us Hi uimstlcan be the matter with you? All thia whispering that's going on London, (JTA)—An Istanbul about you! Is there really someDr. A. L. Sachar, celebrated dispatch to the Daily Herald said thing -wrong in yon? The best lecturer and teacher, and nathat a Turkish proposal to France people are talking about you, the tional director of the B'nai Jew. The beat people in their and England under which Turkey B'rith Hillel Foundation, will clubs over, their cocfetails! And would take over the mandate for V on Saturday morning, July 1, the bums over their heer!" Syria and Egypt the Palestine at 10:30, over radio station was discussed at Angora (A little while ago in a smok- 'articipation in Business n_andate ' ' " - —Hin]_ WOW speak" on the subject, Midwest Women's League by the Foreign Ministers of Tar- C a n n o . ing car I overheard two hill-bilto Meet £m Omaha Life Under Complete of Siti. ' * ••' "Youth and the Challenge of key and Egypt. The Istanbul lies. "Hitler is right," one was War." newspaper Tan is quoted as deThis Fs.II Control Preceded Baying. "You said it," the other Dr. Sachar's talk will origiclaring that the transfer is a nereplied. . I shrunk behind my cessity for Mediterranean securi- EXPENSE TREMEKDOUw. nate from station WCFL in PROGRAM ANNOUNCED newspaper). ; WORSHIP IN SECRET Chicago and trill be broadcast ty and would counter Chancellor You see, Miss Neely, this appreover the Red Network of the Hitler's flirtation with hension of being inferior is quite Pragrue Jewry .Living Un- Adolf Sis Months Budget Used National Broadcasting c o m - Local Group Leys Plans; Saudi Arabia. inescapable -when you are encomCommittee Chairmen der Terror of Bombs, pany. Reuters News Agency published passed by accusing whispers. I To Provide for Well-known locally for his Kerned Arrests a formal denial from Prince used to be unconscious of being religious institutes, Dr. Saehar Khalid-Ibn-Abdoul, youngest son Group Jewish in t h e general affairs of Plans are alreafiy being formumy life, quite as much as you are Prague (WNS) — Baron Kon- of King Ibn Saud of Saudi AraNew York, (JTA)—Pointing was in March speaker on the unconscious of being Scotch-Irish stantin von Neurath, German bia, that he had carried on secret out that chaotic, enforced emi- Colonial Dames Town H a l l lated for the Second Annual ConChancellor gration endangered the general Foniin at the Joslyn Memorial. ference of the Midwest Branch of as you go about thje day's work. protector for Bohemia and Mor-negotiations w i t h the Women's League of the Unit- Or:-r - - ' -.avia, issued a decree sharply curAdolf Hitler during his visit to system of Jewish relief and agNot Different ed Sj-nsgogues cf America at tailing the participation of Jews the Fuehrer's Obersalzberg resigravated tbe situation of refugees I was one of the working world which the Beth El auxiliary will 1st T ~ - i - in the commercial life of the prodence last week. who have found havens, the Joint ."—a fellow not different from be hostess, October 15, 16 and Gt - - - - - , ectorate and placing all their Distributing Committee declared Smith, Brown or. McGuire with IV. Sessions of the conference business activities directly under that it could not regard the hanwhom I was engaged in the comwill be held at the Blackstone lee -* ~ f" mon enterprise of making an hon- his control. dling of the case of the 907 St. hotel. Under the decree Jews are forest living and -' bringing up the Louis refugees as a precedent for Mrs. David Greenberg, chairrc r ~ children in the way they should bidden to acquire -or lease real any similar action. man of arrangements, announced go. We were all Americans t o - estate or to acquire any rights in This was set forth in a statethe program at a brunch sires EC - " L r gether walking toward a common it. They are denied the right to ment of policy issued by Joseph by Mrs. Al Wohlner, president of acquire an interest in business destiny. ' C. Hyman, executive director, by Reconuaead - Classes t o the auxiliary, for board members Of - £ • - " w: » v ' F order of the J. D. C. executive (Not tbaV they or I, thought undertakings or to p u r c h a s e Teach Ideals of at Elmwood park last week. sa;~ * T ~ much about American destiny in stocks and bonds. They must re- Thirty Already Enrolled; committee, meant for Jewish Committee Chairmen Democracy t i l r -~ "• -> leaders and supporters of the J. Number to Be the course or the day's work hut port to the National bank of the Committees already named are: v? D. C. that "was our direction together). protectorate by July 31 all obbrLimited Port Jervis, N. Y.—Establish- Registration, Mrs. Morris KatelIf- Smith, Brown and McGuire jects of gold, silver or platinum It must be obvious to all," the man, chairman, and Mrs. Morris ment of classes in democracy and in their possession, as well as thought of me a t all it was to reAn unusual amount of interest statement said, "that aside from Arkin, co-chairman; musical pro- C O " ' spect me as a decent sort of per- precious stones and pearls. The has been shown in the summer the fundamental questions of pol- democratic ideals in the schools grams, Sirs. Harry Trustin; conand colleges of the United States buying, selling or pawning of son without any reference to my camp, which will be conducted by icy which are involved, the finanference business sessions, Airs. in racial origin- of- religious affilia- these items is forbidden for Jews. the Jewish Community Center for cial and administrative burdens- and Canada as a means of pre- j David Sherman, chairman, and serving democracy were recom-1 Approximately 200,000 will be a period of three weeks, beginning of such 'dumped,' chaotic, forced tion. To' be sure- discriminations mended by the 16th annual con- | Mrs."David A. Goldstein, co-chairhad been ^practiced against me for affected by the decree. Mean- August 6, near Louisville, Neb. and disorganized emigration are \ vention of A. 2. A. ' man; program, Mrs. Sara Woll; a long time:.. There were hotels while Jews Intensified their efThere has been a splendid re- entirely beyond tbe scope of pri- \ hospitality, Mrs. Mas Cohn, chairthat didn't want me, the Jew;forts to find refuge abroad as the sponse, with a registration of 30 vate philanthropic resources cr | Joseph Borenstein of Chicago j man, and Mrs. Leonard Segal, co- icr there were clubs t h a t w e r e for- result of .Nazi decrees designed children to date. Inasmuch as the facilities of existing organi- j was named new £tea.d cf the order. chairman; publicity, Mrs. Irrin iO~ bidden me; there -were fraterni- to-eliminate them from business, the camp can accommodate but zations. Moreover, this type of' Presiding at all sessions of the C. Levin; telephone, Mrs. Jack ties that didn't want my son. But industry and banking. conference, which was to have 56 children, it is suggested that that didn't -trouble me.' (I know Transfer of Jewish property those interested make immediate there is no social equality in the without governmental c o n s e n t application. other emigrants who have already of Omaha, founder of A. Z. A. j co-chairmen; motor corps, Mrs. world and even I don't take ev- was prohibited and Jewish bank An especially fine recreational found asylum, but of the native and chairman of the Supreme Ad- I Harry Malashock. erybody into my house and it isn't deposits were tied up. Pressure visory Council. Other members r everybody I care to sit a t table continued for further anti-Jewish and educational program is being Jewish populations in the coun- of tbe council from Omaha are | Mrs. William Pollack will be t planned, and this is regarded as tries to which these emigrants •with). Henry Monsky and Philip Klutz- I chairmen and Mrs. Ben Goidvare measures. Jewish leaders esti- the finest program of its type have gone. rF i co-chairman cf decorations; Mrs. nick. ' B u t it's different to be lashed mated that more than 21,000 undertaken by the Jewish ComFinancial Impossibility Jews had fled from BohemiaThe 10-point program adopted on the radio and in the press by munity Center. "On a financial basis, merely " slanderous tongues, to hear whis- Moravia since September. Many Registration may be made at to provide minimal funds for at the convention reads: ! of the reception. Mrs. J. Blank ScrcT 7" Jews were discharged from govpered' insinuations, to be told evthe Jewish Community Center. transportation, guarantees and to 1. Continue to oppose w i t h I will be in charge of the formal ernment offices. In addition to ery day that there is "something Feesi are $7 a week to Center assure the maintenance for a sin- every fcrce at our command Com- | dinner, and Mrs. Arthur Cohn, wrong with me, the Jew. I t takes stopping the flight of Jewish cap- members; $10 to non-members. gle emigrant for a single year, munism, Fascism, Nazism a n d j chairman, and Miss Blanche Zima prodigious valor of the spirit to ital, the government prohibited The registration fee of 51 covers without taking future bardess every other movement inimical | man, co-chairmen, of luncheons. resist the erosive action of hate the export of jewelry, expensive the entire three-week period. iiito account, requires an irreduci- to the rights of -free men and free ' Miss Esther Morgan will act as furs and other valuables by Jews. and contempt. secretary to Mrs. Greenberg-. ble minimum of approximately people. Final Authority Only today one whom I have 2. Promote inter-raeial and in- Mrs. David Sherman is vice5750. If the Joint Distribution The measures give von Neurath regarded as a person, in that m *-c Committee, under this type of ter-religious good-will through president of the Region. vague zone between acquaintance- complete control and final authorterrorized pressure, were to be meetings, distribution of literaity on the Jewish question, comship and friendship came to me: obligated to submit to this kind ture and exchange visits with othConvention sessions will open '^Segal, Is this true what I've been pletely discarding a Jewish bill of program of. enforced help, its er youth groups of every denomi- on Sunday, October IE, with en recently drafted by a National hearing about Jews?" ' entire resources for the whole nation. open meetin reception in ta - : His' tone suggested that he was Unity Party committee which pro3. Encourage and support all •the Blsckstone hotel. ... year 1939 would be exhausted "in something less than a mere seek- posed to transfer gradually the taking care of froia ' io',000 to efforts 'for "Intensifying the reThe nest cay there vrill be E -ev of information; He'retold "the -control of .Jewish.-property and B'nai B'ritfa Will Hold Dis- 15,000 emigrants. ligious spirit in youth. morning session at the Blackvarious falsehoods . . . Jews own- industry to Czech hands over a trict Meet In 4. Initiate and co-operate in all stone which will be followed cr a . "In other words, 20 boatloads ing all the department stores . . - four-year period. The von Neurath measures for maintain- luncheon at the Jewish CommunDetroit of refugees like those on the St.practical Jews running -the government. decree, however, scotches the civil liberties for all, regard- ity Center. The afternoon busi- A • • ' r r - v Louis, whom the Joint Distribu- ing , h a d I 'heard about the -President zech plan of, preventing property i r ness session vrill be held at the o r ' A number of Omahans will rep- tion Committee would undertake less of race, creed or color. ' holding secret rendezvous with from being transferred to German SCu" F — ~ 5. Further expansion of the A. | Center. The formal bs.nc.uet vrill resent the local lodge of B'nai to provide for and for whom it Z. A. Boy Scout troops and enJews who meet him 12 miles out hands. . take place at the Blackstone hoB'rith at the convention of Disa t . s e a on Sundays when, ostenAlthough the decree does not trict Grand Lodge No. 6, which would have to give guarantees, courage all eligible. Jewish, boys tel. _would virtually deplete the treas- to join the Scout movement. sibly, he goes sailing for recrea- deal with other aspects of Jewish £ F is to be held in Detroit Sunday, ury of the Joint Distribution ComClosing sessions and a lunchtion on the yacht Potomac? participation in C z e c h life, 6. Enlarge the A. Z. A. pro(Somebody who had just been in "Aryanization" of the professions, Monday and Tuesday. mittee and would deprive all of gram of patriotic education for eon -will be held on Tuesday, Sf f / October 17. Henry Monsky, international the other activities and programs Washington had brought that industrial institutions and boards president of the order, will be of the Committee of Essential youth. Auxiliaries of mid-vestem Constory back). . of directors has been proceeding principal speaker at the conven7. Broaden the scope cf the an-servative synagogues will send | t e - -•><• (Continued on Page 8.) rapidly. The decree makes it tion banquet. Julius Bisno, exI rose to withering rage . nual A. Z. A. youth and democ- delegates to the convention. (Continued on page 8.) " Y o u carry these filthy lies on racy rallies, which are -designed ecutive secretary of the A. Z. A. your tongue . . . Peddling slanto focus the attention of young and a former Omahan, will parder . . . Call yourself Christian! people on the importance of deticipate in a symposium with Dr. \ O - Cr F I« L L Churchman! You haven't the mocracy and democratic institul.J A. L. Sachar and Richard Gutleast idea of what Christianity tions. stadt. means . . . You'say that Jews own 8. Continue to observe on the Omahans planning to attend all the department stores. It's a broadest possible scale all nationare: Sam Beber, Dr. A. Greenlie but if it were true, what of it ? tr. al and patriotic holidays and celeberg, David Goldman, Cantor If by industry and fair dealing brations by appropriate exercises Aaron Edgar, Philip Klutznick, (and they could be successful and ceremonies. Dr. Leon E. Fellman, Milton R. only; by fair dealing) they built 9. Expand tbe A. 2. A. courses Frohm, Alfred A. Fieldler and up large businesses they deserve in good citizenship and encourBen Kazlowsky. Berlin (Hsvas)—All J e v s , forLondon (JTA)—Prime Minisyour, praise- not your contempt. Mr. Klutznick is present second ter Neville Chamberlain, during age annual citizenship cars for eign a n d German alike, •vrill be They have prospered in accordNewYork, (JTA)—Several Hol- vice-president of the district. his week-end tour of South Wales, new citizens to dramatize to youth subject to new rig-id "Jin; Crow" ance with the 'iAmerican system lywood celebrities warn against This will be the 71st annual visited a chrome leather factory the responsibilities of citizenship regulations i s s t: e d regarding: It has always been regarded as the spread of race hatred in the in a. democracy. health resorts. I t WEE t h e first . commendable in Americans — to forthcoming issue of The Voice, convention of District No. 6, larg- started a year ago by two Ger10. Encourage the establish- time that official tnii-Setnitic ! %' "r, •work hard, to deal honestly, to eight-page tabloid newspaper to est of the B'nai B'rith districts. man Jewish refugees which is Jack Rabinovitz of Flint, Mich., now employing 200 "Welsh ex- ment of classes in democracy and j measures affected foreign r.s vrell gather success." be published by the Committee of is chairman of the committee ar- miners. Commenting editorially democratic ideals in the schools • as native Jews. Or.!y J e v s er.iov"But I was Only telling you Catholics to Fight Anti-Semitism. ranging the convention. Dele- on tbe visit, the News-Chronicle and colleges as-a prsctics.1 means j ing e s i r t t s r r i t o r i s i rights, as eir>something I heard," he protested Actress Irene Dunne declares gates will be welcomed Sunday said that the factory constituted of preserving democracy. j lersaiic c r consular oCricials, for j W" feebly. "race hatred threatens_to become morning by the mayor of Detroit. "practical refutation of the arguI example, -vrcre exempted. "Decent people don't repeat a serious .blight in our land toment that refugees are displacing ! Je-B-s will be permitted U- go to malice. • Decent people don't go day." Others contributing are British workers." j such" resorts enly upon pveser^isaround retailing slander. Decent Don Ameche, Bryan Fox, John W. | tion cf a doctor's certificate Meanwhile, Parliament h a s .people don't take up scandalous Considine Jr. and Joseph I. Breen. adopted a bill enabling refugee -whispers." • More than 150 local radio stadoctors to practice in country ; proved iy the health office, i . t Yes, Miss Neely,. such rages are centers which are now without '• these establishments "non-Arrgood for a Jew in these times tionB in 43 states have requested practitioners. The measure also i a n s " are to be housed in separate Their hot flames seems to con transcriptions of a dramatic provides for granting certificates Bume the heavy cross that has sketch featuring Frank Merriwell of registration to eight foreign I not e—"loy ' — '—=• been imposed upon his shoulders. in a fight for tolerance, written 1 by Gilbert Patten, his - creator. specialists yearlj. Twenty-four vr r ; (help under <-" " " ,-' "" He feels strong again. Rome, (JTA)—A total of 224 n doctors have applied for such cerFrank's younger brother, Dicls:, in I apparatus E.nc or ^ v i nT-I—I used to be a pacifist but I enterprises have Tb3en registered Budapest (WNS) — T h e newsHome Secretary S i r find myself applauding the gang taking up the cudgels for demo- paper "Hefto Reggel" announced tificates. Samuel Hoare informed Commons by Jews in Rome under the racial of Jewish boys who set -upon the cratic principles in the sketch is 15,856 German, Austrian and legislation which limits the size | gardens, beac r ~ ">' - -r~r - young anti-Semitic sadists in the impersonated by h i s famous that the Hungarian government that Czech refugees had entered Eng- of enterprises Jews may oira or j t c r e halls or -—•"•-£<; Baltimore high school. I pray for namesake, R i c h a r d Merriwell had decided to restrict Jewish at- land in the period from February direct, it was announced today. Erickson, pitcher for the Boston more power to Jewish fists. tendance in public schools to 6 28 to May 20, while S21 left. Of the establishments registered. No, Segal, I say to myself, you Bees, according to the Council per cent of the total enrollment. one was classed as important to Against Intolerance In America. mustn't let them get you down the nation's defense ana three The radio transcriptions will be The newspaper reported that ex•pr—"7 You have your' faults which an others as employing more thaa released July 1 as a part of the the faults of all other human betension of Hungary's anti-Semitic * ** £ ^ 100 persons, tinder the law enCouncil's nationwide ceremony ings, t u t you don't go about whis program will bar all but 40 Jewacted November 10, 19$$, cwner- | Rio Da J i l - -c, — - - > • centered about "an American pering lies against people, you an willing to let other people live, Declaration of Tolerance and ish students from Budapest's high tained by'Jews. Je-srs will not be schools. you haven't the degeneration o Equality." permitted to retain management j Brazilian g c i f - r . - : . i? . , j . r ? - character that is in cruelty and in It is expected that the antiI 3,000 refugees f-r~ C"-r - - * r,D.'ii~:n which is happy to see oth Jewish measures will now be en- New officers of the Omaha He- of the remainder. Disappointed at t i e failure of j trbo are Rcna'n C - ^ T ' -»; r" ,"-'-ers suffer. There's-at least thai forced in all state and secondary brew club will be installed on i_a;h to your credit, Segal. schools in addition to universities Sunday, with'J. J. Friedman act- property registrations by Jews ir< j ish origrin. T ^ : --£•- - - , r ; Milan reveal the anticipated trewhere the decrees have already ing as installing officer. Yoa see. Miss Neely, I should Those who will assume office mendous sums, the Milan authoribeen felt. Jewish students per1 rea'Iy feel more troubled abou mitted to continue their studies at this time are: Irvin C. Levin, ties nave launched an investiga- I Council, Ccr ~ " • — — r " ~" my foilow-citizens who are anti ! the refug":-" \ c-r .. -•*. — -Manchester, England (JTA)-— will attend under conditions simi- president; Daniel Schwartz, vice- j tion. Several Jews have fcsen arEcnitcs than about myself, th ^ Jc-.-'. It is most alarming t o Be Charges that the Nazis were lar to those affected by "Jim-president; I. Morgenstern, secre- rested, it VT2S reported, for fail- ! Germany, z. - : - 11 spending large sums in England ; centrE-tior CCLI"_ T ; — ure to register their property in tary; John Feldrnan, treasurer; crow" laws. Other Jewish stusuch a deterioration of characte: l --c i.i such a large section of th to spread lies about refugees and dents will be permitted to attend A. Richards, C. Sharevitz and Sain accordance with the anti-Jewish | p e c i e a t r ' - - po-ulation—to see Christians (ai to persuade people that their ad- schools- financed by the Jewish Bloom, trustees, and M e n d e l decrees. r *!_,. - , B l a n k , Louis Morgan and B. least they call themselves Chris mission would result in ousting community. to natives from jobs were made by Gross, executive board. tians) go yelping with the pack Premier Paul Teleki caused an Otto M. Sehiff. president of the uproar ot jiclinlD. Refreshments will be served. in the lower House of German Refugees' Committee, their ers~'_This is to be the last meeting I, the JEW, have endured thi presiding at the opening of Brit- Parliament when he repeated pain off and on for 2,000 years ain's first home for aged refu- charges that German interests had of the Omaha Hebrew club this financed Hungarian Nasis in the season. Important business will end have survived. I have kept ! recent Hungarian elections. Pre- be transacted at this time. my faith: despite my frequent dis- gees. ; cane tae parents cf a daughter He assailed as "typically mean, viously Premier Teleki had made illusions, I still carry our proph on Tnescav evenins:. The baby despicable and vicious*' the Nazi 'the accusation in a public adets' drer.m of a more just and DEATH PENALTY •vras bom at t i e lEnnasnel hosdress which brought demands for action in driving Jews out of the lovely vrorld. ' Rome (JTA) — A lav is under pital. Vcr. H i.~. raore troubling to see Reich and then campaigning to proof from .Koloman Hubay, lead- preparation establishing the death Kr. Teret is executive director 'fatherT?,! Chrlrti^ns fallen from the eleva- make thair admission to other er of the Nazi arrow cross party j penalty for persons found guilty of tbe :Jewish Community Center. in Parliament. Countries impossible. on Page 8.) j of smuggling money. I This is the Verst's s^corid child. 1 old, diefi c ;
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Arrest Anti-Semites Niemoeller, deposed head of theappearance tour and then watch entangling the Jews -in the presthe kayoes. German Lutheran church. ent crisis. The medicos have ParkyakarKaunas ( J T A ) — T e n persons Self-Restraint Continues Amid all the disputes and perCinema owners in Jerusalem kus in their toils—serious sun- ! were arrested and immediately i committed te concentration labor plexities, two major points are are suffering heavy losses because burn. Paul Kuni returned recently i camps fo'.i.cving anti-Jewish exnevertheless clear. One is that of a complete shutdown of operaBy IRVING SONDERS tions enforced by the British mili- from Honolulu, with a splendid | cesses in the township of Lepalinthere is going to be no "Jewish i gai, during which many windows revolution" in Palestine. In spite tary commander. Major General i growth oi hirsute loiiage for the v:ere smashed raid shop fixtures of the violent rage and resentJust as Charlie Chaplain is as- O'Connor. Ban on all film tbea- i impending "We Are Not Alone." |I demolished. The violence was the ment of the Jewish people over sociated with baggy pants and ters resulted from the explosion ' Norrna Shearer has preserved what they call the "Black" White Harold Lloyd with horn-rim spec- of two bombs and the srotmdicg i Mickey Rooney with her forn-er ! result of nn altercation between Paper, no responsible Jewish au- tacles, so is Jack Benny intent o£ 25 persons in one of the Holy •dressing room, equipped with ra- \s .7evMsk trader and a Lithuanian I thority has given the slightest upon smoking a cigar in almost City's largest theaters. A peti- ! tlio, iv.e bc-s and other furnishings. I customer. countenance to violence, and theevery scene in all pictures he tion asking that they be allowed j (Copyright, IPS?, Try Seven Arts three-year Jewis_h policy of self- makes. •. Benny even refused to to resume operating was signed Feature Syndicate.) I Patronize Your Advertisers. JERIiUSAIiEM. Jews, such as a policy of non-sumes 50 per cent of Palestine's restraint remains in full force. plant his cigar in an ash-tray by all cinema owners and forA major struggle is going on co-operation with the Palestine crop. .. The several acts of violence when he was reminded that no warded to O'Connor, who replied within the Zionist movement over government, may well prove a The seriousness of this objecthe issue of what methods should boomerang which will hurt the tion is evident from the fact that against Arabs and English which sultan had ever been formally that the ban would have to rebe employed in combatting t h e Jewish National Home more than citrus fruit is Palestine's one ma-have occurred since publication posed with a weed in his mouth. main in force until general conIn one sequence in "Man About ditions are quite restored to norBritish government's new Pales- it will benefit Zionism, the "mod- jor export, and 20,000 or m o r e of the White Paper have been condemned and deplored by JewJack appears as a sultan malcy. tine policy. erates" contend. A campaign to Jewish farmers and laborers and ish official bodies. It is by noTown," Despite the unity with, which reduce Jewish imports into Pal- their families are wholly or large- means admitted, in any case, that surrounded by slave girls and J e . w r y throughout the world estine, IU order to hit the govern- ly dependent on it for their liveli- these were the work of Jews; it dancers. The cigar also appears. " So What Department: Benny may one day be cast as an Mas Baer starts his series of : fought against the British change ment tieasury, which depends pri- hood. i3 suggested that they were com- aboriginal head hunter in a jun- western starrers this Saturday. On of-' front toward Zionism, during marily on customs duties, eighty mitted by .Nazi or other agents- gle fastness, many days travel completion of his first picture the Palestine conferences in Lon-per cent of which are paid by Objections from one or another provocatecrs. from the nearest trading post, in Maxmillian leaves for a personal don and condemned the W h i t e Jews, would, the "moderates" Jewish Quarter, different In kind Paper in which" it was finally cry- argue, seriously affect the Jewish but similar in effect, have so far The other point that is clear an age which predates the discovstallized, the campaign against a economy, already strained by blocked the implementation of a i3 that whatever course Zionism ery of tobacco. Bat we're certain against the White Paper, that Benny will be seen dodging doctrine which Zionists regard as three years of degression'. Deaths • • five-point program of non-co-oper- adopts the Jewish National Home will from tree to tree, a spear in his a complete breach of faith deation proposed by the Jewish NaThe Jews, they say, largely need greatly increased financial hand and a perfecto in his puss. signed to place t h s Jews at theurban and industrial, with a mod- tional Council. Mrs. Bessie Perelm&n support from Jews abroad If it is mercy of the Arab terrorists has ern Western-type economy, canIn this situation a proposal was to succeed. If it is to be the Presaging the use of movie reMrs. Bessie Perelman, 76, died been marked, since publication of not without great danger go into brought forward, supported by moderate plan of speedy and search files in history depart- Friday evening at the home of her the White Paper, by discord a state of economic suspended various circles, chiefly of conseramong the Jews in Palestine animation as have the Arabs, vative or middle-class political widespread colonization on a scale ments of American universities, son, Ben Perelman. She had been which seems bound - to spread most of them -peasants with a low complexion, including the Pales- greater than ever before, it will studio experts have begun prepa- a resident of Omaha since 1912. quickly to the Zionist movement and Oriental standard of living. tine executive of the Union of require millions of dollars addi- ration of a special volume of re- Surviving are: Three s o n s , tional every year from Jews search material for a maritime Nathan and Ben o£ Omaha, and abroad. They point out that the White General Zionists (General Zionist abroad. epic of a century ago for educa- I Max of Poland; two daughters, The question, boiled down to Paper policy does not affect such " B " Party), to establish an emerIf it is to be along the more use. Paramount's forth- Mrs. Ruben Vann of Omaha and essentials,. is whether the fight important gency committee or " J e w i s h aggressive line of non-co-opera- tional Jewish achievements as against the new British policy the establishment of their posi- Higher Committee," to carry on tion, boycotts, strikes or what- coming "Ruler of the Seas" will Mrs. J. Finkelstein of Poland; shall be conducted along aggres- tions in government services and the campaign against the White ever may be decided, millions will be the result of intensive re- 20 grandchildren and one greatsive, lines and with strong meas- the building up, with government Paper, with more or less "dicta- likewise be needed to enable Pal- search. Museums of two conti- grandchild. Funeral services were held on ures, or moderately and with consent and co-operation, of a torial" powers to enable It to estine Jewry to survive 'a hard nents were combed for all available material on steam vs. sail Sunday at the Jewish Funeral care not to damage what remains strong command obedience of all secdefense system, and they era in which Its economy will be era in trans-Atlantic shipping, beHome. Burial was at the B'nai of good will between Zionism and fear assets such as these may betions of the Jewish populace. disrupted, government co-opera- ginning in 1836. Abraham cemetery. ths British government. Ruttenberg jeopardized by a policy estrangtion in many fields perhaps withZionist Congress ing the government. Various combinations of per-drawn, and expenses for defense As far as it is possible to asPaul Rosen The physical condition of Oscar sonalities were suggested to make multiplied. sess a situation still in a state of Funeral services were held on If world Jewry, Zionist and Straus, now in Paris, is pessimisup this committee, but among Those favoring a n aggressive ( extreme flux, this appears to bepolicy maintain that recent world them, there always recurred the non-Zionist, believes in Jewish tically reported by visitors to this Tuesday for Paul Rosen, 60, who the main issue which will come history shows that only strong name of Plncus Ruttenberg, the Palestine, as a home for the Jew- country. Although he has been died • on Monday at Excelsior before the World Zionist Congress prevail in international powerful, widely - respected and ish nation or a sanctuary f o r doing some composing for French Springs, Mo. Mr. Rosen had been scheduled to convene August 16 measures affairs. The Arabs, they say, won somewhat mysterious president of thousands from lands of oppres- films, it is nothing compared to ill for only a short time. at Zurich, Switzerland, and the Surviving him are: His wife, successive political victories by the Palestine Electric corporation, sion, Palestine Jewish leaders say, his work in a happier Vienna. meeting of the Council of theviolence, while the Jews' they will regard the price for itsHis wife, Clara, only last sum- Fanny; four sons, Sidney, Sam, the man who electrified' Pales-* policy Jewish Agency for Palestine on peaceful upbuilding has been tine. He was put forward as thecontinued existence as small and mer, barely got out of Austria Charles and Ben; a daughter, August 30 at Geneva. The ques- of Anne; two brothers, Max of Chirepaid successive political one dominant' figure, outside all will pay it as a matter of course. safely. Straus is 70. tion is cutting across established reverses with cago, and Joe of Council Bluffs; parties, whose word would carry and finally betrayal. ionist party lines in somewhat the two sisters, Mrs. Dave Garber and weight with all parties. We learn from a Cleveland cinAggressionists same way as did the dispute over Mrs. Louis Wintroub. ema house that during a twoMr. Ruttenberg was understood "My folks don't know I c&ra talk". W&tcH tKe the proposal to partition PalesFurther, the "aggressionists" to have made the condition for Burial was at Golden Hill cemweek run of "Confessions of a tine ; into-Jewish and Arab States, say, the Palestine administration his on their f&ces when I &sk for & second Nazi Spy," seat-slashers did con-etery. participation, the yielding by two years ago. favors thej White Paper policy and all parties of full power to the London (JTA)—The Star re- siderable damage and threatened helpissg ©f RdheFtV M";k!" The position of those favoring will hasten to implement i t . If in its field of Jurisdic- ported that the Mandates Com- to throw acid on the Corots hung Sam Fingeret a moderate policy is that the waythe Jews do not act quickly and committee Up to now the negotiations mission, which last week com- in the lobby. In New York Frit.z Funeral services were held at to defeat and annul the White strongly, they warn, they will tion. formation of the committee pleted its hearings on the newKuhn, president of the German- the Jewish Funeral Home l a s t Paper is by intensified Jewish find that the intensive up-build- for American Bund, and now at odds Friday for Sam Fingeret, 29, who have been fruitless, and Mr. RutBritish Palestine policy, has notiimmigration and colonization ef- ing recommended by the "modis reported to have with- fied the League Council that it with the law, was denied a tem- died on June 21, of a heart atfort in Palestine and by argu- erates" has been made impossible. tenberg drawn his name from considera- was beyond the commission's porary injunction against the dis-tack. ment and political pressure by They point out that military ' competence t o deal with t h e tribution of the picture. Surviving him are: His wife, i r • r~ Jews and their friends through- and civil authorities have already tion. Kuhn seeks $5,000,000 dam- Edna; his mother; a brother, One of the important objects : ! out the world. showed increasing reluctance in of an emergency committee would policy. The newspaper said that the ages from Warner Bros, on theHarry; two sisters, Mrs. ' B e n They point out that world and granting permission and protec- be to obtain co-operation and decision was prompted by the at-grounds the picture is nothing but Civin and Helen Fingeret, and British politics are in such a state tion for the founding of new Jewof groups which are titude of Great Britain a n d libel. In denying Kuhn's applica- two children, Robert and Jack. of"uncertaintyNthat there is every ish colonies, that police have been joint''action, not represented in the Jewish France. "Representatives of the tion the court ruled that no in- Burial was at oGlden Hill cemlikelihood of a departure from ordered to withhold aid and re-National Council, and do not rec-s m a l l e r states," i t asserted, junction may issue to prevent or j etery. the White Paper policy long be- port settlement activity immedi- ognize its authority, such as the"wanted to maintain that t h e stop the publication of a libel. fore, the end uf the 10 years it ately to the central authorities. New Zionist (Revisionist) Organi- White Paper was a violation of provides until Palestine becomes Of what use, the "aggressives" zation, the Agudath. Israel,, or- the mandate, but the great powDespite efforts of various comCalf Us For independent, or even the five ask, is the Jewish defense force ganization of Orthodox non-Zion- ers, though in the minority, won panies and individuals to disyears .until Jewish immigration of supernumerary police, if it Is ists, and the Jewish Farmers Fedcredit the success and popular acthe day." • Attie* • Kitchens • Basement* comes under an Arab vote. to be prevented from guarding the middle-class -landclaim of "Confessions, etc.," two • Re-reeflng • Insulation Aggressive measures b y . the Jewish settlers peacefully occupy- eration, owning farmers. more important films of a con• Re-ctdlng Academy Receive Maurois ing their own land, or even forced The Jewish National Council ittroversial and political nature will r«O DOWH PAYMENT to act as informers against Jew- self some time ago proposed production soon. The pix Easy Monthly pj. yme nt» Paris (JTA)—Andre Maurois, begin ish colonization? bringing these groups into co- celebrated are "Underground," and "The French Jewish writer, K2ICKLIE5 LORIESK C O . Admitting that an aggressive operation with it, and enlarging was received into the F r e n c h Bishop Who Walked With God," SAFE policy entails hardship and dan-its powers to deal with the emer- Academy, to which he was elected the story of the Rev. Martin 19th & Nleholss Sts. JA 6000 wtttiutthe ger for the Jewish National gency and fight the British polEndorstd if tmrrgency nteds of year ago. Mr. Maurois, whose Home, its advocates hold that icy. One of the important objec- areal gency Driven Police Chiefs from is Andre Herzog, desharp action is nevertheless -es- tions to formation of the "higher voted name Oxutt* Cvstt his address to a eulogy of sential if the existence of the Na- committee" is that the same func- his predecessor, Rene Doumic. tional Home is to be defended. tions could be performed.by this Up to the- present, the coun- existing Jewish legislative body. 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THE JEWISH PRESS—FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1939 many things I have to do—aad I'm going to do them." We prodded hira for xaeation of Paul Muni. " Muni Weisenfrunfi, the present acting gealcs of the screen, whose portrayals of Louis Pasteur, Jaurez and others hare etched the name of Paul Hani i'.eep in the memories of appreciative film fans, was once a pupil of Ludwig Satz. The mimicry cf Paul Muni steins from the classic Interpretations of tnat little liveMarking the fiftieth anniveryear-old Galician, tyke -who for «ary jn the career of one of the for a raise to that amount. That wno flocked to this mecca of myriad audiences that have seen wa3 the wrong thing to do—and theatrical pedagogy, but also the xnoat beloved characters of the atz was out seeking another job. admiration of t h e legitimate Yiddish stage, the author presents this intimate, colorful No job, no love—and Satz went Broadway managers and producwho came to Satz's theatre sketch of the life of one whose on alone to meet his fate. But ers for new talent and play mission it is t o dispel the fortune was kind: He landed a shopping material. The late and eminent iob at 180 gulden a week, and clouds and spread joy and David Belasco was an avid followook the high road to success. laughter.—THE EDEEOB. At the age of IS he organized er in this Tespect. On several ocown company and came to the casions he asked Satz for permisk r Ludwig Satz .has been making1 his of Maurice Moskowltz, sion to recreate his original charThe following editorial ap. f Yiddish theatre history for the attention greatest European actor-man- acterizations for the uptown audi- peared in "The Hartford Cour|^ past three decades. Carving a the ences. ant" of •which the author is niche for himself ID Jewish cul- ager of his time. Moskowitz Once Belasco offered Satz e editor. The patriotic references tural life, Satz is among the out- echoed Paderewski's prophecy. standing in the list of honored Under his direction, Satz's talents part in his production of "Laugh, in this brief resume of the role of the Jew in American R*e, thesplans. .As an actor the story took on greater proportions and Clown, Laugh." of Ludwig Satz follows an adven- his future seemed bright. His big- "I turned him down," Satz viake it psrticaSsrly tfsteJy turious course—and even the gest thrill waB to have the great w h i s p e r s in reminscing. "I with the approach of Independence Day, July 4.—THE EDIchapters of his life that remain Moskowitz laugh himself out of thought the role too dramatic for TOR. e& yet unwritten show promise of character on the stage at Satz's me—and told Belasco so. delivery of comic lines. "Belasco argued and said he liction-like development. To America knew more of my ability than I Manifestations of racial and reTo meet the man Is to want to but I stubbornly refused to ligious intolerance have occurred The Moskowitz theatre went on did, know more about him. "What we 1 accept the part. Lionel Atwill couldn't rear in his placid eyes, year -after year, each season took the role instead and in it he at times since the very beginning his wistful grin and benevolent reaching new heights and in its made his bid for tame. It was of this republic of ours. Seldora have they been of more than features we asked of him—and ascendency carrying Lad wig Satz then, after seeing what Atwill short duration, from which the what he told us made good lis- to the top with it. Satz met and was able to do with the part that Jewish element, now mads the •married Lillian Feinman, daugh- I was a little tening. remorseful for not victims of open or under-cover .'•• Lemberg, Polish Galicia was ter of a London actor. Living taken it. Another thing, I antipathies, can derive a measure Ludwig's home town. In the era After a year of persuasion, his knew I would have enjoyed work- of consolation. of his birth America was a thriv- bride succeeded in spurring him ing with Belasco." We can probably trace the uning Utopia, but in the old coun- on to seek fortune and fame in With a sigh, Satz drops that pleasantness that they are for try at that time, life was unhap- America. They came to the Unit- morsel recollection and rushes the moment experiencing to the py. In fact the Satz family was ed States in the just-before-the- on withofhis limitless memoirs. persecutions they have suffered BO sorely touched financially that war period of 1914. Fortunately, "Remember A. H. Woods?" he in Germany, in Italy and. to a fj, at the early age of five Ludwig Satz on the recommendation of asks his subdued inquisitors. lesser extent, in some other Eu" went to work, his first job being Moskowitz and by virtue of his we parry,. stubbing ropean countries. There seems to —an actor. At that time, of Own dramatic plea for an oppor- our"Faintly,", memory by naming a few pro- exist in not a few otherwise civi'*-" course, his scope of histrionic tunity came by a small role with with which he wasn't as- lized persons what Dr. Nicholas j.-i ^technique was limited but even a company in Philadelphia under ductions Murray Butler has so aptly def". Nthen there were traces of genius salary of 25 dollars weekly, at rociated. "Well, perhaps you've heard of scribed as "a lingering sest to f *—-complemented by a ravenous that time regarded as good wages. and Pearlmutter," he persecute," a zest that is likely •'•* appetite. He set himself earnestly to the "Potash to crop out in unexpected places counters. His genius won' him a role in task of winning his audience, and whenever a program of oppresPast Tears iace Jan Faderewski's original was victorious, for the customers time we assure him that sion is malignantly pursued snch ^operetta "Han Ru" but his appe- loudly acclaimed his acting. Satz, weThis have and add that j as the Nasis are now eagsged in. Itite made his early career a pe- however, didn't reckon with the this certainly is the piece which won him The prescriptive zeal once set director. Satz knew more about cuniary failure. Paderewskl was national recognition. He nods as- in motion may easily extend, peracting than he did, but the direc/Impressed by the child'B talent haps unconslcously to other lands sent and pauses as If mulling predicted a brilliant future tor was supporting the theatrical in his mind those happy daysover and continue until it has nin its of him. His weekly salary waa venture . . . so that job went the 1926. He then lapses into a course. way of all previous. ^fifty cents. chronographic description of his How little occasion there is for But Satz's "break" seemed close years L ' Early Desires in vaudeville on the Keith either outspoken or covert vilic at hand when his next job with Satz recalls an early desire to cireut after "Potash and Perlmut- fication of Jews in America is play the piano. His father, iow- a neighboring theatre led to an ter," then back to his nebula of only partially indicated by their engagement with Eaymond Hitchever, had other notions and wantsuccess, the Yiddish Art Theatre numerical inferiority. Those who ed little Ludwig to make music cock. He appeared in a film with and Joseph Rumshinsky's pulsat- say they constitute & "problem" the late comedian, but fortune on a violin. "With a very poor ing musical operettas. And final- must be unmindful of the fact imitation of a Stradivarius Lud- turned itB head and the film was ly to great cafe3 like "The Cdd that they comprise only about 4 wig began to practice, but his destroyed in a studio fire, which Rumanian." per cent of our total population heart wasn't in it until one day blight ended any thought of fur"I like this life," says Satz. "I of 123 million, according to the he saw a man playing a violin ther work in the movies. am an old man in years, but my latest census. walking about the streets. Back in Philadelphia, in theatre spirit is still vibrant and youth"What "problem" these sorae - I t was here that Ludwig re- stock, Satz met Jacob Adler, ful. Yes, I look back through the 4,500,000 Jews present is never solved to forget the piano and patriarch of the American Yiddish past—but I look forward, too. My described, except by the broad stick to a violin as he realized he troupe. darkest moment was the experi- and ridiculous assertion that they could never carry a piano around The Yiddish Art Theater ence of being booked to play In "run the country." If that were with him and the strolling vioAdler at first -was inclined to Berlin during, the earlier stages In the Temotest sense true, it linist was garnering a hatful of snub the little Polish pantomim- of* the Nazi pogrom. I left there would be a great tribute to tJseir coins by walking from house to ist who one day was to be com- n a hurry. That was an experi- ability, industry and enterprise, house. pared with another great star, ence I'd like to forget There are and a serious reflection on the The domestic troubles of the Charlie Chaplin. The Adler-Satz Satz-family became more difficult meeting was unsavory. Their very as time Went on, and,when Lud- words upon being introduced rang wig reached his tenth birthday he with mutual disrespect—-but behad to give up the luxury of be- fore long each began to appreciing an actor and accept a job as- ate the other's talents and out of sisting a photographer. But his the warm friendship which enflair for Impersonations prompted sued, a great stage partnership his mimicking the prize patrons was born. and making all sorts of odd faces Their combined company moved at them. He soon was fired. on to New York and took possesUndaunted, he went to work sion of the Grand Street theatre for a boot-seller. His heart where they were treated very wasn't in the photography busi- generously by the critics. ness, neither was his mind on sell- . Into their circle came Maurice ing books-—he just wanted to Schwartz, Celia Adler and the read. He consumed every book on late Yechiel Goldsmltt. Out of stage ana drama that could be these combined efforts rose the found on the shelves. But this Yiddish Art Theatre to take posjob, too, soon went.the way of the session of the Jewish amusement previous when one &xy his em center on the East Side and to ployer overheard his dissuading start a new 6Cho'ol of the theatre. customers from the purchase of Satz the actor was also Satz the certain books because he hadn' wanderer. Not content with local .finished reading them. success, he • joined Joseph Rumshlnsky, the composer, and turned Koving Actor At 13, a job as a touring actor h!s talents to whipping out an came his way and Satz promptly operetta or two. This little excur^embarked on the first phase o sion into the musical department iis roving career. He came back of the theatre bore fruit in fame "to Lemberg a year later—this and stardom beckoned to Ludwig rtime as the first comedian In a Satz from every side. The theatri'stock company. He fell in lovi cal world was at his wandering proposed to a neighbor', feet. His augmented public fol'daughter whose father was op- lowed him back to the little Yiddish Art Theatre on Second Ave?sed to the marriage. The girl said she'd elope, If h< nue where this time he became I could manage 150 gulden—about director of the company. 75 dollars—a week. Willing to Chance with Belasco frisk anything for romance, Satz For six years he was content to 1 asked the manager of the com- stay here enjoying not only the fpany in -which he was appearin fervent loyalty of student actors
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him here ,aad abroad has mfl.de this world a more enjoyable placein \?Mch to'live. As Sats left cs to carry on his part on the World's stage, we noticed those around us. At nearby tables sat stars from Broadway, big names: Joan Crawford, Katherine Corsell, Raynoni Kassey, Luther Adler, George M. Cohan; artists from, radio, from everywhere . . . all come down to watch Ludwig Satz—an actor's actor. (Copyright, 19 39. by Seven Arts Feature Syndicate)
er" would accept no interest. Great Migrations In the late 1840's a great emigration of Jews from Germany took place enti many of them L.a Pas, Bolivia (WJC came to America, settling in the Bolivian government north and the middle west. At j the outbreak of the Civil War a \ that Jewish refugees who t » ti very considerable number cf t i e s j ertered the country on alleged^ The B i s h o p of, Ventl joined the Union armies. I irregular visas would. Be permit- termed the riUm\ murder In the KepGblican convexities j ted to remain. The nr.(. Stroop O" TVMit p of lies. e-U^oiipl! tti«? Pop* SlKtwR eB'Ag&tlng a £rcm thtt 1B P Seyrs, one of thera an uncle o" ji s inv VI hue sanctioned the preceeaJustice Erandeis. Many Jews, ' : ines. mostly from Spain End Portugal, gees in Europe. who hac! settled IE tfee south nat-, urally enlisted under the Confederate flag. One of the most notable of them WEE Jufiah P. Benjamin, who was sitting in the United States Senate trona Louisiana and who resigned, his seat when that state joined the Confederacy. He was not, however, the first of Curtains, Dr£,pcr5c-», rest of our population, "native Jewish senator, that honor goRugs, Carpets, L£si©S©^i ing to David Levy Yulee, who was stock" or otherwise. elected from Florida in IS40. Historical Rights and China After the war Benjamin fled penHistorically the Jews have as ' niless to England and subsequentmuch claim to America as any ly became one of the Queen's "~ ^ other race that has helped to counsellors. > ' ', f t populate it. Columbus might not It was not until around 1880 bave set out for these shores— that Jews came to the United if he really had any idea where States in any great number, for be was going—had it not been for iprior to that fiate they accounted two Jews, Luis de Santagel and for only 750,000 of the populaGabriel Sanchez, who got together tion, or approximately one and the necessary funds and were one-half per cent. During the largely instrumental in persuad- nest 40 years some 2,000,000 of ing Ferdinand and Isabella to them entered the country, setsanction his espedition. tling for the most part in the The pretty story of the part north, east of the Mississippi. played by Isabella's jewels seerss Such is & tit of the background to belong to folk-lore tales. It cf the Jews in America. Their was to Santsgel that Columbus record on the whole has been an sent the first account of his dis- honorable one. They have made covery. * their contribution, as other races Not long after this the Jews have, to the development and were expelled from Spain, and the progress of the country. They confiscated property of t h e s e present no more of a "problem" exiles financed the seccsd voyage than any other group among us; of Coluinbus. Spaaish-Jewish ref- in fact if there is a racial probugees provided the first Jewish lem here it concerns all races to immigration into wiat is now the abont the same degree, including what is still known as the "naUnited States. Sixteenth at stock," if there actually is At the time of the American tive any such thing in view of the diRevolution the Jews here num- vergent peoples who first gave bered fewer than 3,000, but one this nation its start. The repreof their number, Major Benjarsin I sentaiive that was subset C Nones, was on the staff of Wash- ! setjuentlr democracy requires today, ington. Another, Haj'in Solomon, i as it did then, Ptolerance for and who came from Poland and set- I understanding of all elements tled in Philadelphia, acquired a ! among us if we would continue to fortune which be placed at the make it work and have it fulfill disposal of the Contiaeatsl Con- its destiny. gress to help finance the war. It with is recorded that he lent the government in all $650,000. He ! N&zis Sentenced found particular satisfaction in giviag financial aid to conspicu- j' Budapest (JTA)—The criminal ous American patriots who might | court meted out jail terms of otherwise have found theiaselves in the debtor's prison. One of eight days to IS months to 21 those he helped was Madison, of 25 Hungarian Nazis accused who once wrote that he was "be- of attempting "violently to overing kept afloat" by Solomon's throw and annihilate the state loans, for which the "Jew brok- 1 and civil order." Four we r e Always ihe choice ©f tKe w©rW« acquitted. best drossfld w o ^ n , black be-
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long way ahead, that room for improvements exist, that there eshilerating. It furnishes the zest for life. It gives life a whom he had brought along from borhood a judge who was a philEgypt into the wilderness (It is osopher, and had the reputation are abuses, that civil liberties are too often imperiled." But we meaning and a purpose. It is the supreme 'raison d'etre.' not ciiite clear, bet I take it that of not taking bribes. Rabbi Gamknow that the men who signed their names to the Declaration Every earnest 'partner with God' might will voice tlie according to Freud they were aliel and his sister wanted to put and not Israelites) that him to test. So she brought the of Independence visioned not truth, but the way to reach truth. beautiful words of ;George Eliot as his own prayer ES "well as Egyptians PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT OMAHA. NEBRASKA, BY furthermore the stiff-necked Jews judge & golden lamp as a present THE JEWISH PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY, ' The old custom of exploding firecrackers to commemorate hers, expressing the highest aspiration of his life: killed' Moses in the wilderness. and EiPpesrefi before him, "I wish that the Jews, with an e.dmistr.re j to inherit half oi my father'B SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, One Year • • • -• S2.50 the Fourth is dying out. Even the bombastic oratory of old "O s a y I join the choir invisible of those immortal dead of other 'related, tribes were in-j wealth," she said to him. ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION has given way in the face of critical public opinion to a less live in minds made better by their presence; live troduced to the religion of the [ VTherer.por; he said: "I'll order EDITORIAL OFFICE: 603 BRANDEI3 THEATER BUILDING national and bloodthirsty Jehovah j that' tfcou he given half rf it." demagogic rumbling. A new understanding, of the Fourth, of In pulses stirred to generosity SIOUX CITY OFFICE—JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER two generations later by a J.'icl- "J3v.t," she said, "in our Torab. it PRINT SHOP ADDRESS—4504 SO. S4TH STREET July, of independence Day, has become apparent. Our liberties In deeds of daring recitude ianite Moses - - in other words is wriLtet; that when a son is left, DAVID BLACKER . . . Business a n d Managing Editor when the whole Et&ry in the Bible j a daughter does not inherit." The LEONARD NATHAN . • • ' . Editor have become precious. "What once we accepted as a matter of In scorn for miserable aims that end with self is turned topsy-turvy in less thai;. j judge replied: "Since you of IsRABBI FREDERICK COHN » Contributing Editor course, we realize we must defend. We have come, to know In thoughts sublime that piercs the night like stars' 200 pages, we do not wonder j rael were exiled from your land, RABBI THEODORE N. LEWIS o •'•• • Book Editor they were not acquired easily and to those noble men whoAnd with, their mild persistence, urge man's search that the iconoclast, even if it hap- | the law which Moses gave you has pens to be Sigrcund Freud, would been revoke,!, and new laws given FRANCES BLACKER a Society Editor endangered their lives for those principles of justice, we pay To vaster issues. feel a bit chary, but in weaving to you instead. In these new laws MORRIS AIZENBERG « Sioux City Correspondent our homage. his exotic pattern, he makes sure it is stated that daughters Inherit May I reach that Pnrer heaven DOROTHE SALTZMAN '* •« Council* Bluffs' Correspondent that there are no loose thread!?; equally with sons." Thus to live is heaven; to make undying music in the world. and if of the threads seems to be j lost in the woof, it is certain to j The next day Rabbi Gamaliel undying musia in the world. Christians and Jews The Wear Eastern Battleground ' up elsewhere. j came and brought him a nice ass To be to other souls the cup of strength in some great agony. turn & present and told him he Organization of a local conference of Christians and Jews Let not the reader gain the im- HL If any ever, held the hope that there would come a day difin't want-to give his sister half BnMndle generous ardor, feed piire love pression that I am accepting all jo? answers a long-felt need in Omaha. The national organization the inheritance. The judge anwhen Britain would eventually see the light regarding Palesof Freud's conclusions. X don't Ewered Beget the ssnilea that have no cruelty thus: "After thy sister " believe that the author himself left I consulted tine, events of the past few weeks have doomed them to dis-has been in existence for over a decade and in periods of deep Bs the sweet presence of a good diffusion our law a little would claim for his views the deand growing mistrust has done yeoman work in. allaying fears further and found that it says: appointment. . Regardless of what the League of Nations Mangree of certainty which he at-! And in diffiisicn ever more intense, date Commission may decide, Britain will nevertheless pursue and building a structure for a mutual respect among the na-Thus may I join the Choir Invisible taches to his general doctrine of | 'I did not come to abolish or to psychoanalysis, but the reader' her own course, according to her own best interests. Only a tion's three major religious groups. Se Ema Sholam reappeared who is familiar with the heteroWhoso music is the gladness of the world." Religious strife:is perhaps the most bitter, the most foolish, lull in^ the international scene—a lull as unlikely as the condox theories of modern science and pleaded before the judge, saywill be apt to fall under the hyp-ing: "May God make thy light as version of Hitler to the cause of peace—-might permit Britain and certainly the most blasphemous of any strife. It has conand h© makes his state of con-notic spell of Freud's extraordin- bright as the lamp (hinting at to deal generously with the Jews. Otherwise we must awaken sumed thousands of lives and delayed the.progress of civilizaflict plain in no uncertain words. ary interpretative power, the in-her bribe)." Whereupon Rabbi The book exhibits, in fact, the sinuating character cf his exposi- Gamaliel remarked to her (In the to the fact that the Arab ^peoples have suddenly assumed an tion by centuries. What is worst, it has been partially responpresence of the judge): "An ass signs of a Caesarian birth. The tion. sible for the tragedy of pur day—irreligion. came along and kicked the lamp, important role in the race for world hegemony. first two chapters were publishes The strength and the failing of A. A. BOBACK extinguishing the ---- — several years ago in the psycho- ] the master's new undertaking; The American way of adjudicating such strife should be For years Britain stood idly by as the Italians and Geranalytic journal Image. Tbe final i will be discussed separately nest FREUD'S NEW BOOK mans gave arms for rebellion and showered propaganda upon over the conference table and to this end the National Confer- At last the book, Moses and part, which was written, before I week. Patronize Your Advertisers. March, 1838, in Vienna, because the peoples of the Near East. As her position in Europe has ence of Christians and Jews was organized. My means of good- Monotheism (Knopf $3.00), -which o* its disparaging remarks on rehad been discussed BO -much ia ligion, treating it ES a neurosis, (Copyrighted by Jewish Telebecome more precarious, England realizes that loss of influence will teams, Round Tables and conferences, a mutual religious the press. long before it was pub- could hardly be published while graphic Agency, Ire."1 tolerance is being inculcated in members of all religions. in this area would be an irreparable" misfortune. "She has now lished, is out. It was good of Prothe author was residing in a CathThrough its new magazine, "Religion/5 the Conference has fessor Freud to see- to it, in ac-olic begun her own aggressive campaign to oust her enemies and country, hence Freud did not cordance -with his promise, that I secure her position. While Palestine was the key .to this new endeavored to bring the religious point of view before the read- receive an advance copy, and I espect it to see the light of day Gems of the policy Britain has adopted, it is only a small portion of theing public and by doing so has.provided the country with a read the volume froia cover to in his lifetime. and Ironically enough, it was Hit•which occurs very seldom. welcome anti-dote to the materialism so rampant, in the world cover, program that is to embracethe entire Near East. This review of Freud's latest ler's invasion of Austria and rh"~r Et today. •work may be the first to be pub-Freud's subsequent departure for England, which made possible the lished in this country; and it •will I Omaha has had its share of intolerance and it is time we be interesting, therefore, to com- publication of this sensational Britain has concerned herself at the moment with building BIBLE moved on to a newer era. In this new local Conference. of pare the opinions set forth here (not in the derogatory sense) The thoughtless corns ir.ic pot= up a new Arab league. She is giving active support to the Panbook a book which contains, with those of other' reviewers. session of folly, t-rt the r - r d e r t Arab movement which until now has been the fountain-head Christians and Jews may we all derive spiritual strength and, But since it would be impossible, true enough, a good deal of ar- are crowned with Jtncwiec'.ge. chaeology, history, sociology and what is more, a fuller understanding of our brethren'of another within the space restrictions, to psychoanalysis but more than all The evil bow before the good, of. opposition to British mandates and British rule. Included treat this immense topic in one and the wicked c t the gates o£ . it affords a glimpse into the in the Arab countries are forty million persons, approximately faith. article, I propose in this week's this, righteous. own state of mind at section to give a brief summary Freud's the population of the British Isles. The country'that gains Whoso mocks the poor blasppresent. His apologetic attitude, of the sensational contents, as on the one hand, evidenced again henieth his Maker, and who is prestige among the Arab peoples may also depend on the enOur Part well as to provide the setting for and again in the various prefaces glad at calamity shall not be untire Moslem world which includes 200,000,000 persons. next week's critical comments. By RABBI FREDERICK COHN throughout the book, and his se-punished. A friend loveth at all times, Of course the subject Moses vere censure cf the totalitarian Through the offices of the Egyptian ambassador to LonIf it is man's high privilege to be 'a partner with God in .Monotheism is intriguing, governments (including USSR), and a brother is born for adverdon negotiations have been going on for a pro-British line-up. the work of creation' then each should be inspired to do hisand particularly to one Who had pored on the other hand, presents him sity. So far included are Turkey, Iraq, Iran and Afghanistan. Soon part: To join the noble band of prophets, poets,, great men in over books on Higher Criticism in the form of a modern PromeTALMUD Theology in his early teens. theus, but human, all too human, to be approached for co-operation are Egypt, Saudi-Arabia and every department of human activity—writers, statesmen, lead- and" Ema Sholam, the wife of Rabbi Not jazz but exegesis took my at-in the pathetic admission of his Eliezer, and sister of Rabb; GamYemen.' and I still have decline. ers, scientists, inventors—who have built the noble, edifice of tention then; aliel, encountered in her ceigb-! Lowth, Wellhausen, DeFrance has done her noble duty by going back on hercivilization as high as its walls have risen thus far; not omitting Bishop That his physical powers will litzsch and others in my library not permit him to produce the promises to the Syrians and Lebanese and has ceded the those in the humbler, obscurer walks of life, the faithful, toil- since those adolescent days. amount of creative work he was king eitu&iion — Hi;sr<er'J, Like a Detective Story Sanjak of Hatay, with the important city of Alexandretta, to ing, often self-sacrificing masses who may be likened to the Freud's accustomed to in his prims goes y' c s r e e eceiis erc-.p'cybook, however, means without saying, but from his latIn refinec". ."evifik Turkey, thus wiping out the only cause for dissension between cement that with a no less valuable function and service has more than a • commentary; for est achievement, I should not k a e . Eos 75S ,'evlfi f'.-rrs. 1 hero the Founder of Psychoanalthese two peoples. Considering' that the agreement btween. solidified and held together the proud structure. gather that his intellectual funcysis reveals. himself in the role tions are impaired. Syria and France, whereby all of Syria was to gain its indeDODOI of a historian or rather a historIt is the-prophets of the race, the moral and spiritual iographer; but- his method re- Freud was aware that he would Cool, sleeping rocm in rii pendence, Hatay included, was only three years old, one can Welirar antagonize a large number of re- Jevrisli home —— fop minds us of a master detective viewers. When he wrote that he consider the Balfour Declaration and its - twenty-two : years geniuses and teachers, who have laid firm and strong those reconstructing the original cirfoundations without which the super-structure could not stand cumstances of a cause celebre, or feared the reactions. to his book man or woman. KA 7 3 1 6 . hoary with age. not be favorable, I replied at all, and any threat to which or weakening of which, any of,- a district attorney presenting would under date of March 23, in conthe detective's facts in legal form nection with this apprehension, undennining or sapping, places the whole in jeopardy so that * . But the so-called Democratic nations are not going un- even the work of ages, built with blood and tears and infinite to the court. • " I t made me all the sasore to know what sources •? challenged in their, own particular brand of the "drive to the sacrifice and men's loftiest hopes and aspirations is in danger Deliberately and with studied CEriojis precision, the author takes us you based this conclusion on. i east." Mussolini has not forgotten that less than two years ago, of falling into collapse and ruin and general chaos at any foul back to the Egypt of 3,000 years (i. e. the .Egyptian origin of •ago. Intertwining history with Moses), but I feel that yon "he had nameji himself "Protector of Islam." It was he whostroke, any dastardly attack. have some ground for argument, so that, as in a mysi;, was to unite the Arab peoples under the benefit.of Fascist rule. assertions. I a a not sure tery novel, after we thought the y Rabbi Tarphon, it seems to me, in a few brief sentences problem had been solved, we dis- whether by the word "BerichH But Mussolini has not been wise in all his diplomatic moves. that the last stop was only terst&ttnag" you mean "press i: Missionaries have been sent out to work among the Moham- has.wonderfully described the work of civilization, in a mar- cover an incident, a link in the chain reports" or "reviews." Undoubtedly the reports wilj be f, medans of Ethiopia and this has not pleased the Arabs. Al- velous epitome of human effort, "The day is short, and the work which must still be forged. but ES the reviewing, bania was a Moslem country. So the "Protector of Islam" is is great. The workers are slothful but the Master'is urgent. What ever induced the physi- garbled, probably you can be relied on cian and psychoanalyst to concern And the reward is great." He also added, "It is not incumbent not particularly trusted among his potential subjects. to have treated the subject in himself ia his • advanced years upon thee to complete thy work, but neither are thou exempt with Moses and Monotheism? Off- yocr usually lucid Easnner. I Now the name of Adolph Hitler has been added to thetherefrom." aske<3 by stn^lents band, it is possible to draw on am often wish a very simple exposigrowing list of "Protectors of Islam" and almost every speech our'past experience and say that who of psychoanalysis, to recThe day is, indeed, short. The profoundest spirits have as an individual begins to age he tion emanating from Berlin has some sympathetic word for the cosiaiend something for prebecomes preoccupied with the afreading. Invariably 1 trials and tribulations of our brother Semites. Leaders of remarked upon the brevity of life. It is the predominant theme terworld. From his general atti- liminary tell then; to begin vrith yonr of religion and philosophy. 'Man is as naught, his days are as tude toward religion, we cannot e r a books; for I find that all the Palestine rebellion were guests at Nuremberg and it is no this observation to the roar exponents are more c o s secret that most of the arms furnished-the terrorists have been a passing shadow; like the flower of the field so he perisheth, apply grand old man of mental science. plicated than you are. It Js very the wind passeth over him and he is gone." . That he believes t h s sphere of re- cnnsEal for the original pioof German make. Most recent attempt to woo Arab favor has, *Ars longa vita brevis,' says the Latin maxim. As Long- ligion, as a social and cultural rseer to be fcore accessible thaa been the visit of the counselor of King ibn Saud to Berlin. phenomenon,'to be of paramount the popisl&rizers, but i s your fellow has beautifully expressed it: importance is evident enough, case this is so. At least that is j f "Whoever, gains control of the area wins rich stakes. Not "Art is long, and time is fleeting but that his thoughts should wan- Ear opinion." jI only is the position of the Arab countries strategic and of der back to the Nile, to the PharAnd our hearts, though strong and brave, aohs, and happenings which can That the anticipation of Freud 11 particular importance to Great Britain, but here are rich . Still, like muffled drums are beating never bo verified may require was correct is borne out by t t e ! | military supplies. Oil flows in abundance from the sterile some explanation, as we shall see, fact that even before the book | § Funeral marches to the grave." nest week. could be read, some rabbis, on desert. Minerals abound in barren rock mountains. In man's brief span of life, how much there is to do! To Meanwhile, let us see what ths the basis of reports in the generUnder such conditions it is only the most optimistic who live his own life, with its intricate net-work of human relations main thesis is in Freud's book - - al press, have begun to lambast \ can expect justice to be done. No nation, npt even Britain, from the cradle to the grave, involving birth, marriage, per- main thesis, because it is a theme the man who revolutionized psywith subsidiary themes, or rather chology. Our rabbinical commenwill think of rights and needs and humanitarianismi when it as ths Jew would say, "a velt mit tator and editorial -writer mads a \ is pre-occupied with 200,000,000 potential friends or enemies, haps the rearing of a family, education, the prosecution of a kleina veltelekh" (a world with casual remark to the effect that career, duties to self and others, participation in the affairs of Freud "about whose mentality a lot of little worlds). oil, life-lines, and minerals. opinions seem to differ," etc. This . Moses the Egyptian the world, co-operation with one's fellowmen, in the attempt need have no misgivIt is most curious, perhaps to forward the work of the race, to do one's part, and to play from a psychoanalytic angle even gentleman ff'r" ! ings on this score; and in order j : Independence Das; • one's part, in the fulfillment of one's own and human destiny. significant, that the Jew who hasto disabuse his mind, let me Quote passage from the book to stew I Until only a very few years ago, the Fourth of July was "And the workers" are slothful." , There is a natural amount of affected twentieth century civili- aFreud's critical attitude toward '. . k i ». more than any other n a n £ merely another holiday, a little more festive perhaps than the human inertia. There is indifference, inactivity, outright op- zation should "wish to de-Judaize the hiinself, which becomes apparent P usual run of holidays but certainly not one to inspire serious position and antagonism. What we often call 'general cussed- greatest Jew ia history and make whenever he makes an assertion l a - o u t to be a distinguished in conflict with the universally =' thought. The Fourth of July orator had become a familiar ness:, man's seeming unwillingness to help himself-or others; hEgyptian - - perhaps a prince, a acknowledged facts. ;. figure in American folklore — the village dignitary mouthing incorrigibility; stagnation; degeneration; lassitude; criminal- priest, or governor - - who pet The mere significant the poshimself at. the head of the de- sibilities thus discerned, the si empty phrases culled from the writings of the forefothers. En- ity; discouragement, and often despair. O there is so much to Epised and enslaved Israelites, caations is one abect o* ij-. tiraly unaware of their deeper meaning, he gave them vigor by impede the march of progress and to arrest the creative and and Steered their destiny giving more posiag thena to the critical r^theni the religion which a former tack of the outside world vl*~5] appropriate gestures and inflections. ' *• beneficial activity of man. enlightened Pharaoh who had im- ost asj- secure focadal^r—• v ;•' That day is past. The Fourth of July has assumed a new "But the master is urgent." The urgency of life is aU-posed! upon his subjects a strict like an iroa rncsKHient ** * •. significance. For the first time in many years we are able to pervading. It will not be gainsaid or thwarted. The whip of monotheism, a religion that did feet of C'ET. KG probab. " j , appeal to the polytheistic however seductive, can p-oicrt a r ,r PPly the principles of the American revolution to bur ownnecessity makes man toe the iine. "We are pursued to life's not' Egyptians, as .is evidenced by the us frora error; even if al! p^iv* ;- times and to see the wisdom and vision of: that motley crew extremest verge," said Browning. Duty is inexorable. The fact that shortly after his seven- of a 1problem seesi to i i toteen-year reign came to a close, gether like the pieces of a . > :; of rebels who furnished the inspiration of the uprising against moral is universally imperative. in. 1358 B. C. every attempt was saw puzzle, one lias to re—'— i - . r ^ C1 ; b y . t i e vindictive priests -or feer'that the probaKHe Eee J ~ * '.; autocracy. "And the reward ia great."- The end croWas the means. mads (the national Egyptian necessarily be the truth, rro" Perhaps it is unfortunate that only tragedy and disaster, Man's sublimesf thought, the inspiration of all his effort, his Aismon God) to eradicate all traces of the the truth not slwaj-s pro'c"^'". , in other corners of the world, have made us aware of thehope in despair, his consolation in all failure and defeat, his heretic King* influence and even And,. lastly, it is not attrrc. \c so that only recently did •to b s classed Tsith the schD"--American destiny, to instill into the hearts of most Americans compensation for all pain, sorrow and tragedy, is that of theidentity, the very same of this 1 monotheis- tics sawi Talmudists trho r—•. a new respect for the basic principles on which the land was ultimate goal, the 'one, far-off divine event* of a Perfected tic ruler, Akhnatoa, CQULS to satisfies to exercise their ~::i euusi light; and in ens of his unearthed geaaitT, Kuconceruea bov- ;-*• :: founded. But strength has been given the American tradition Humanity, which he calls 'Utopia,' the ••'Millenium';' or'more hymns,there is to be found t h s removed tJseir conclusions r3~r . as we fight to preserve it, and we cast envious eyes nowhere realistically, the 'Ideal Social State;' 'the Kingdom of Heaven,' affirmation which we shall recog- ' bo frosa the troth. sizs -as. the • basis of the first In- In no other book does I*:c^^ ~' e l s e . . . ' . ; . . •' ' •• • ' • • . 'the Kingdom of God.' junction of. ths Decalogue, "O,. evince. such scruples, ss-ch sei£;' Within the last sis years Americans have had- ample -op- _ This work of the ages it is, of course,-impossible for anyThou only God, there is no other consciousness. Naturally, Trhers a than Thou." man rounding out feis life -rort '- portunity to consider the governing principles under whieh single individual, however great or gifted.-to accomplish. -A God . Bijpss cf Conflict tn. at the veneraSle - age of SS Ernst i : As raay bs taagined, it, was no ?• they live, and to see how those principles contrast with the Moses, a Christ, a Plato,-a Buddha are but the inspired leaders. bring- himself to declare that j : xs&ti@r iesz Presicl, a Jew to Moses xras a a Sgypiis.2., that tnon- i I rights of the peoples in the most enlightened of European It. is not expected of any "one. Neither .is •.any one'exempt-or1 essy relinquish the greatest n a n s in otaeisn xras an Egyptian doc-1 the Lawgiver trice, that 'circumcision vras origregimes.' ^: excused. The colossal, super-human - task • of' ^ivilizaiioaisisa Jewishis civilisation, responsible for Judaism, inally an Egyptian rite, that tne , - ;We know, we-have not reached perfection, that there is a common task, universally'and eternally obligatory. But.:.it Christianity- and, MOtazseianisa; Levites were Moses' o v a men
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Oi"- <"OKfnr<:'I.'pfI A regular meeting of the cree-me-n; By Arlene Solomon ,-if Ladies Free Loan Society will be scarcely believe what held Wednesday, July 5th, at 2 VEE t h e Iv-.zr. ol r n € rr.li-'T iT.v.?l i I32 p. m. in the Jewish Community Dear Suzy Q: tache! I t was ine-nteble , - - l * * j the- B-r-ovr T>-rr <-: " A v : E O Came out five cents ahead at Center. ;Ol;. VI17 P Hollywood — The local Initial ySii-Tu'-ii-l -i_'v'4JLj .udu t c iisi:. . r *;*:: oilr pp;ins. Pledge offering of the Continents.! Plac- first Ei.E,ve. It's nothing tc worAn election of. officers was the .races Tuesday, and feel as \£izr&chi Women held at the June meeting, and the though I were a veteran ganers, a group of refugee actors, is ry Ebont, however, the yourg n-.sir Selves To. Building following officers were re-elected: Dler. If 'the government won't Schiller's "William Tell." As won't need another £or eighteen 8TD0B-NETZORG WIENZVEG-SHtFBERT Country me of hoarding, I believe stage (Urania the piece is a bit months' Mr. and Mrs. Morton J. NetzMr. and Mrs. Charles Shubert Mrs. Sam Klaver, president; Mrs. accuse org of Manila, "Philippine Islands, of Cleveland, Ohio, announce the S. Fish, vice-president; Mrs. A.I'll frame the nickel. Atlantic City, N. J. (JTA) —ponderous for America;- palates announce the marriage of their marriage of their daughter, Lil- Wolf, treasurer; Mrs. I. J. Sos- It seems as though other peo- Pledged to "a rededication to the . . . bat is distinguished by excel- . . T h e Movie jMerry-Go-Tlov.nc: . daughter, Leah Jane, to Sol Stine, lian, to Irving "Wienzveg of Loskin, loan secretary; Mrs. Lewis ple have found better things to goal of upbuilding Palestine in lent performances. The company Ealaban Esquire TE eater . . . as son of Mrs. Anna Stine of Lincoln, Angeles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ellis, dues secretary; Mrs. Mor-do than go to the races, however. spite of all obstacles," the 14 th plans a road, tour to San Fran- En esarr.ple of modern tfceF.'e" ris Firestone, recording and fi- Shirley Rosenblum, Ze.l Abra- annual convention of the Mizrachi cisco and New .York. "Wienzveg of Omaha. Nebraska. 'Inioi 'tnr ti or. architecture of Cfeiearo . . . y-ili hamson, R o s a l i e Wertheimer, Women's Organisation of AmerThe. couple are making their nancial secretary, and Mrs. M. The marriage took place yesi AC ' O F. ai:i.,bi :,n. v occupy E prominent place in. EncyShirley Greenspan and Mrs. L. Tatle, Mrs. Joe Ban and Mrs. ica, women's . division of t h e The s,rae of young Director cJcpecua terday in Omaha -with Rabbi home in El Monte, Cal. P S R vet; J.!vom lii s bor. ttanica. Singer (Reva Gorelick Singer), orthodox Z i o n i s t Adelstein, trustees. 1 % r -'- "•' Frederick Conn officiating. The -]•" i r movement, Garson Kasin, of whom we wrote moreel that a certain "non-Aryan" Mrs. Firestone and Mrs. Adel- attend sewing classes every Mon- opened at the Hotel Breakers ! some columns ago, is gaining mo- refugee has beer, of'erefi "Aryp.r." [ bride -was given in marriage by JOSLTN MEMORIAL .hip y-iic. A sound film, "Ouster's L a s t stein are the only newly elected day. Two bridge clubs have been here under the chairmanship of mentum. Photographers ol Life status ij bell return tc Heujvnc I !O" C. .-. Hfi l e r brother, David L. NetzOrg. started which meet on Thursdays Fight," will be shown at 2:30 in iy f i n r . sincF officers. Mrs. Simeha Rabinowitz, of New are st his heels preparatory to as a director. mciwErc! Robinson . Following a short "wedding trip and the more ambitiously in- York, vice-president. the lecture hall of the Joslyn Medp r- O e?;'OT-1. ) rbringing him out in a double-page gave a, combination art exhibit ; the couple -will make their home clined attend summer school st morial. At 4 o'clock in the conre p u p p o r i'. ' l i in Lincoln. . /'Conditions in Europe," de- spread. Ke has what it takes to E.Tii tea . . - Ecmipsior. fv.-c c'.olCentral High and at Omaha U. cert hall there will be an organ h&lberg. '\ isr since I11per, c o in n u t . the proceeds ver.l tc clared Mrs. Shapiro in her an-become E, second. All in all, I guess it is possible recital by Martin "W. Bush, ascharity. Achievement: ?.I a x i e i l l S •'• Hr.tion ? n t h i s < nual president's message, "make SAILS FOB HOME There will be no dinner dance to spend a most interesting sumsisted by Betty Pates, mezzo-soAn rnSisdosea group calling Kosenbloom can ride a bicycle i David Netzorg, instructor of prano, and Gertrude "Weeth, ac- tomorrow evening at the High- mer, even though you don't work it imperative that the Jewish peoGOMO ncee. ple retain a Homeland of their themselves the Committee on Un-i without holding -the handlebars. mathematics at the University of companist. land Country club. The dinner or go on -a vacation.h e r ievpcl tc be \ r N f own." employment is stirring'• t p racial I Norms Slses-rer's ponr,ble dressNebraska for the past year, sails RETURN FROM GRADUATION dances will be resumed the fol- Elaine Abrams wa3 in from *^' Ce years; of agf :, h tC Mrs. Shapiro, who recently re- hatred in the film industry. Ac-j ing-room, the first of -its Itint i t on. July 18 from San Francisco Dr. M. I. Gordon will return lowing Saturday evening, July 8. Lincoln this w e e k and Sara turned from her yearly tour cnymo-tis pamphlets which are vie- i Cinemsrville, passes on to the LRII., ve ;cl\etl "•. i'' '•'• }.'• • for his home in Manila, P. I. On Tuesday, July 4, there will Smeerin of Woodbine, la.,, was abroad, declared that "a rebirth clous anti-Semitic attacks have j younger generation . . . recirier-i., nC h~ this evening from Boston, where bi-r :yr. he attended the graduation of hisbe a special all-day outing at the Miriam Rubnitz's guest for sev-of the religious spirit among been distributed in Hollywood la-i Mickey Kooney. Junior Leemir?p. r T> 0 ' club. Special prizes will be award- eral days. Sara and Miriam left Jewry in Europe" was evident bor groups. The photographers'j long time inactive in the flicker ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT son, Jerome, at Harvard. RTiparel. Ar.yo IPX P.V : ed to the afternoon's golfers. A A Mr. and Mrs. Lieb "Wolfson anfor Woodbine, Wednesday. Babe ,:iie~;p loc,p.tior: is rec tailing steps to uncover i scene, has bought the lii'e Ktory and pointed out t h a t union is taking buffet chicken dinner will be Milder also left town Wednesday. abroad, nounce the engagement of their GOING TO CALIFORNIA there had been. no lapse . among the source and has officially ask- j oZ Texas Guinan for profiuctiori,_; served in the evening. daughter, Goldie, to Michael EasShe left for Kansas City, where the Mizrachi women in this re- ed its members to disregard all S The Misses Mary Garfinkle and • ' As a special treat for the chil- she will spend a week or 10 days. spect.' "Orthodox Judaism," she such insidious propaganda. kin, son of Mrs. Serach Raskin of Ethel Kelberg will leave on SunFo^t^-seven'fc el I a- j o a n Sionaea e /Washington, D. C. Did you know that the Lincoln asserted, "enriches the human day for Los Angeles to spend a dren' a seven-act floor show will On l~, '' i reecired a com !No -wedding date -has been month with Miss Kelberg's broth- be given. Refreshments will be chapter of Sigma Delta Tau enter- spirit and fulfills the messing of Joseph Schildkract, who a ! VTES inscribe "Tc keep Eoliychosen. tained rushees at a progressive life." er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. served to the children present. years ago was the dappcrest of Ladies' day will be held as dinner, Tuesday night? Also have Irving Pazoff, former Omahans. leading men, is now being conOrganization Enlarged! you heard about the . dessertThey will also visit other, rela- usual on Wednesday. BACK FROM TEXAS sidered as' the liveliest candidate Messages were received from luncheon Miriam Fiedler and Mrs. M. Dolgoff, who had been tives and friends and will stop at for the role of Steinmetz. Latter Reva Singer are giving for Babe President Roosevelt, Governor was a prize physicist . . . . but Tisiting in Dallas and Fort Worth, the San ^Francisco Fair before reLehman-and numerous other govBloch, who will shortly become took no blue ribbons in physiogTexas for ten days, returned last turning home. ernment officials. Mrs. Harold Perleman? •week -with Mrs. Harry Lewis and The Junior A. 2. A. and its S'cuse me, Suzy Q, while A summons to "refiedicate ourdaughter, Shirley. Also motoring ON COAST FOR MONTH Mr. and Mrs. M. Colnick and Mother Chapter A. Z. A. 1 went drone a few lines of the "Beer selves to greater accomplishments "A Day at the Circes" is just back with them was George Dolchildren, Shirley and Jerry, and swimming last Tuesday in ob- Barrel Polka" and try to decide recreating those traditional and what you'd expect—MarxomanJa. goff. servance of National Swim for spiritual values which mark the Mrs. Rose Cramer are spending whether or not I told you that Harpo is demanding a Etanc-in a month on the coast, -where they Health week. Lou Woods, Ralph Marks a n d everlasting survival cf our peo. . . feminine gender. Maslne, IilGHT-KLMERMAN Within the next month t h e ple" was delivered by Mrs. SamOn Sunday, June 18, Miss Eve- will visit in La Jolla and LosJunior A. Z. A. will begin pub- Charles Aufftein were in town uel Goldstein in her secretary's Chico's offspring, refused a part from Des Moines' over the week. . . she gets enough of their loonlyn Eimerman, daughter of Mr.Angeles. report. On their return they will Btop lication of a newspaper. Editor end. anties at home. And Groucho and Mrs. Isadore "Rimerman, beis to be Harvey Roffman and asIn the face of "these discourYou know, Suzy Q, you are the came the bride of Samuel Light in San Francisco to see the fair. sisting him will be Albert White most inquisitive person I have aging times and weakening sentiof Sioux Falls, S. D., son of PhilBernstein and Selwyn Roffman. ment," she said, "the Mizrachi APPROACHING MARRIAGE lips Light of that city. Editorial advisors are Harvey ever met. That is why I am women have forged ahead with the rain sequences, hs is wasting Mr. and Mrs. L. Miller sending you a "Cat's Whiskers' away to a shadow. an- Leon and Alvin Herzberg. Officiating at the ceremony pin for your birthday. They make the most astonishing results." •were Rabbi David A. Goldstein, nounce the approaching marriage Nineteen new chapters, making a IDEAL FOR HOME OR OFFIC darling pins, I think. They're Zoological: In the screen verRabbi Samuel Sharl ol S i o u x of their daughter, Joyce, to Mr. the heads of cats—cute pusses— total of nearly 100 throughout sion of "Of Slice and Men.," the Lester Giventer. Pioneer Women Falls and Cantor Aaron Edgar: with long whiskers coming ou' the country, with a membership rodent will be a dead bird in deMiss Dorothy Blau was maid of 15,000 women of the orthodos The Pioneer Women organiza- on each side. of honor and Ben Light, best TEXAS VISITOR Jewish faith, were organised in ference to the lady fans. Miss Esther Schwartz of Fort tion held its annual "five dollar" Norman Walensky, who hasthe last year, Mrs. Goldstein reman. The bride's brother,'RobQuickly Installed . . . J ert Rimerman, sang, accompanied Worth, Tex., is visiting at the luncheon at Elmwood park on been living in Omaha the last ported. { Botanical? Binnie Barnes imhome of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Tuesday, June 27. three and a half months, left to by John Argenbright. • ported s chiropodist from EngMrs. Nathan B. Fischel, o: Proceeds of the luncheon will visit his home in Minneapolis toAssisting at the reception that Schwartz. l d to attend peas msintainRockaway Park, L. Tim uui* followed the ceremony -were: Mrs. • Miss Schwartz a t t e n d s the go to the Chadera Children's day, where he will stay about a secretary, reported that g specialists at the value : . n & LJ-S-L L^B -t"-0"Home in Palestine. week and then return with his Texas State College for Women. Harry Slutzky, Miss Bernice Gardo no of the Mizrachi' women's projects . The drawing for the lamp was cousin, Judy Levenson, who has lick, Miss Shirley Goldberg and She plans to remain here several in Palestine, where it maintains cor won by Mrs. J. Raznick. been visiting there. Miss Helen Hornstein. The couple weeks. and training schools for ' Sunday, Ida Batt Is giving a homes went o n , a wedding trip to the and native orthodes Jew- ; For luncheon for Mildred Laytln, who refugee Black Hills. They will make their FROM LOS ANGELES ishgirls, is approximately. $150,-' Mrs. Howard Ripsch of Los Anleaves Wednesday to spend the 000. home in Sioux Falls. The Palestine budget for , geles has been visiting for the summer in Philadelphia and Kew FROM JULY 2 TO JULY 6 next year will be S50.000. York. past several weeks at the home 'Sunday, ON WESTERN TRIP July 2. of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bernstein. Just heard that Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Harry Freshman left for Girl Scouts, 2 p. m., Boom M, THREE NAZIS NAMED Paul Veret had a baby girl and the west coast, where she will Jewish Community Center. visit relatives in San .Francisco. Women's Mizrachi Hebrew club, 3 p. m., lodge Just had to tell you. Amsterdam (JTA)—Nazis have ' She will also go- to Los Angeles room, Jewish Community Center. -It will be very, very elegant secured three of the 45 seats in , to hear from you again; BO to visit friends. Mrs. Sam Fellman was hostess Monday, July S. the Amsterdam Town Council, to a capacity attendance at a "Workman's Loan, 8 p . m., please answer quite soon. final election : returns showed. ' Affectionately, benefit bridge and dessert lunch- Ttooms C and D, Jewish CommunBACK FROM EAST This is.the first time, that Nazis ^ ABLENE. Mr. and Mrs. William Alberts eon-given on Monday for members ity Center. will be represented in the Conn- j and family have -returned after of the Women's Mizrachi. Orchestra rehearsal, S T) m., ^' S. Imagine, Thelma Gaspar ciL.' having spent the past .month in . - Proceeds, from the affair Trill auditorium, Jewish Community —someone . from my. own hOmetown—rgradiiating this week with New Tork, Lunsburg, ' Fa., and •be turned over to the Beth Zeiroth Center. schools of Palestine. Cincinnati, Ohio. "Wednesday, July S. • top honors from the Eastman Mr. Alberts was awarde.d;_Jhe L'W. O., 8 p. m., Rooms C and School of Music in Rochester, N."j Y. Gee, but it makes me fee" trip by his-company as first prize D, Jewish' Community Center. '-AT' Vin a sales contest conducted in important. Collections of Unique Thursday, July 6. five Btates*Diamond E Boy Scouts, 8 p. m., l o d g e room, Jewish Community Center. 'Wedding -an ORDAINS 3 RABBIS KBW TLORKEB ARRIVES : By.-.Hrs. David BL Yiddish Drama Guild, S p. m., sary Rinps, Miss Ann Freed of - New York Baltimore (JTA) — Three stuBooms C-andD, Jewish Communl E.U£ priced City arrived on Sunday for a short dents, inelnding a refugee from ity Center. ORANGE BISCUIT I d f M visit with Mr., and! Mrs. Max. ArGermany, were ordained as rabbis cups flour. bitman. After her visit with the last night at the second graduaCoavesie&t Terras Caa Bs %" cups baking powder. Arbitmans, she will go' on to the tion exercises of Ner Israel Rab4 tablespoons shortening. a t Ko Es'tra •west coast. binical college, one of America's %~ teaspoon salt. Czzt four orthodox yeshivas. The new 1 teaspoon sugar. GRADUATES MUSIC SCHOOL Rind of one orange. New York (JTA) — - G e o r g e rabbis are Naftolie Keinrich CarMiss Thelma Gaspar graduated % cup orange juice. Backer, American Labor party lebach, of Germany;- C h a i m "With Distinction" from the EastBake 12. minutes. member of the city council, presi- Gevantman of Baltimore a n d man School of Music at the Unident of the Jewish Telegraphic Abraham • Album of Rochester, versity of Rochester, Rochester, BLUE BEKKX MUFEHfS S Agency and a leader in Jewish N. Y . N- T., on June 19. As one of communal and philanthropic ac2 cups flour. the high ranking members of the 1 cup milk. ; tivities, has become president and graduating class, she, with three 14 cup melted butter. . publisher ol the New-York Post, othere, received the diplomas for succeeding J. David Stern. % teaspoon salt. the entire class. Vz cup sugar. Stem sold the controlling InReceiving honorary degrees at 1 e g g . , • . • • " • • • terest in the paper to Backer, but the same time were Ann Morrow 4 teaspoons baking powder. will continue to be a member of Lindbergh and Deems Taylor. 1 cup blue berries (canned or the board of directors. Bacfcer Miss Gaspar has been awarded is president of the American ORT a full tuition scholarship for next fresh). Mix -with some of the flour. Federation, vice-chairman of the year. Bake in muffin pans for one-half Joint Distribution Committee, a Mr. and Mrs. George Gaspar director of the Palestine Economand Miss Evelyn Smith, all ofhour at 400 degrees. ic corporation and the Refugee Omaha, were present at the graduating exercises and are now en- EEACH SUGGESTIONS VGB. Economic corporation and a leadCOLD DESSERTS er in many other Jewish and nonjoying a vacation trip in New 1. Mix sliced peaches - w i t h sectarian organizations. York City and Washington, D. C. quartered - marshmallo-ws. Add a few grains of salt. Serve with FROM TEXAS Patronize Your Advertisers. .: Mos© Buck and •whipped cream. Mr. and Mrs. 2. Arrange sliced p e a c h e s children of Lufkin, Tex., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Weiss They around a mold of cold cooked intend to remain here for about rice. -Serve with peach syrup and sweetened whipped cream. two months. 3. Place peach halves on pieces Complete 24 Hour Servies of sponge cake and serve with AWAY FOB WEEK-END Work and Quality ' Guaranties raspberry jam, thinned with peach and ..Mrs. F a n n i e Halperin FREE ESTIMATES daughter, Mrs. Dan Cohen, will syrup to the consistency of the . . -'-SAC3 J.-YOUSEL? spend the Fourth of July week- sauce. 4. Serve halved peaches in a SANITARY PJ.UMBING <S end visiting Mr. and Mrs. Marshall HEATING CO. mold of jello, cut so as to have a Katz of St. Croix, Wis. •AT 23«4 ' Mrs. Katz Is the former Miss peach in .each serving and serve ZQtB'/z Cspste! Avo. . with juice of the peaches. Sophie Halperin of :Omaha. f ! T 3 ^ £ .il US TO WISCONSIN Mr. and Mrs. Max Fromkin and son, Bob, .left Wednesday eveT ? ning for Milwaukee and Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin, -where they -will r- 1 remain until after July 4. JT1 1
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THE JEWISH PRESS—FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1939
who are a potential threat to de-politan paper, he pointed an ac-. . . Our compliments to Dr. A. A. the third anniversary of the Im-wood Bronn smosg others . . -. ing a life of his fathfer . . . When 1 long essay by S. W. MeCftil, onemocracy and to religion." A four- cusing finger at the "Jewish boy- Boback for his scholarly yet in-prisonment by the Nazis of Pas-When Gracie Allen met Prof. Ein- handing out orchids to Jewish ! time Governor of Massachusetts, point program is urged, including cott" . Which sounds about as teresting analysis of Dr. Sigmund tor Martin Niemoeiler . . . Minis- stein, according to Len Lyons in leaderB for their swell job in res-j tracing the history of the ATOeri(1) regaling the relation of anti- consistent as some super-special Freud's "Moses and Monotheism," ters throughout the country will the N. Y. Post, she whispered to cuing the 907 St. Louis refugees, ! can Jews? and speaking glowingly Semitic propaganda to Nazi, meth- -Goebbelsy logic . . . running currently in Anglo-Jew- deliver sermons on the subject, him: "Tell me, Prof. Einstein, is don't forget Harold Linder. a i of their patrioiipm . . . Other esods, (2) "careful, positive educaish periodicals in the Panorama emphasizing the importance of this mathematics on the level?" I member of the J. D. C.'s execu- i SE^'E in F-imU»" '-"•e?" fire by the SOPTBAliL LEAGUE tion," (3) promotion of economic LITR'Y NOTES: Aleph (poet) column . "We're looking for- keeping Church and State sepa- . . . Joe I. Sargcn and his brother | live committee, rto was very ff- ! late Tres. entries EUot of HarSTANDINGS and (4) action by Chris- Katz, JTA Yiddish editor, is pub- ward with a good deal of interest rate . . . Nazis won't like the ser- came a long, long way to visit the ! fective in fcsndlics' the London ' va.rt, PiPbop r.'Pni;Bfi, Jamee W. Won Lost justice, tian churches to influence the at- lishing something new in the wayto Zelda Popkin's second detec- mons one bit and they'll probably York World's Fair . . . They • end d the negotiations . . . Sotoe- ' Gersrcl. the" Rev. Mv-Frt. E. CHnBreslow Auto Glass . . 7 O titudes of their members against of Yiddish educational poetry . . . tive story, to be published by Lap- have plenty to say about them . . New are from Bombay, India., inhere ; new cr another, this WilMam Fr.i- ; eh'\ Georpc Goroor. VSattle and I^avenvvorth Mkts. . . 5 1 anti-Semitism. In an attractively illustrated vol- pincctt's and tentatively titled Joe is editor of the Jewish Trib- i rick KiUer isn't very convincing Robert. A. T?.U , . .. S. AM ItX« • • • . . . . • • • • 4 o MISH-MASH: That new publi- une and correspondent for the I in telling why he hates his uncle The Peace Union, in its June ume, to be out by the time you "The Lady Looks for Trouble" A. Z. A. (1OO) . . . . . . 2 S News Letter, publishes a resolu- read this, he presents the alpha- . . . First detective yarn by thecation being issued by the newly- I JTA . . . Enjoyed a chat t'other ' Adolf, in t h e current issue oi j KoJc Eleven irs Race A. Z. A. (1) . , 2 Look Magazine . . . Book that de- j Trieste. Italy s WN'S> —Failing 5 tion adopted earlier in the month bet in rhyme A couplet for wife of Louis Popkin, the hust- fonaed Catholic Committee to 1 day with Rabbi Korris M. Feuer- serves, B'nni B'ritH 0 and probably will achieve, i to register FF. tnembers of the Titled "Fun ling press agent, scored a hit inFight Anti-Semitism w i l l be licht. of the Indianapolis Hebrew j wide circulation in Atlantic City opposing anti- every letter is "For the HOE-j Jewish race within a period fixed Aleph biz Tov" (From A to Z), England where it has just been known as The Catholic Voice . . . Congregation, whose pulpit he has Semiti3m as to our S' or of the Nation" . . . Just isBued ! by the government's new racial Two games were played last A m e r i c a n "contrary the book should prove of immense selected the Crime Club's book-ofFirst issue, probably on t h e occupied for the past 3 rears . . institutions" and jby Plymouth Editions (521 Fifth Sunday morning in the J. C. C.threatening "the streets by this time, carries ar- The Marquess of Heading has giv-' Avenue), the volume contains a I laws brought jai! ferrns of tire to ideals of value in Talmud Torahs a,nd oth-the-month . . . Softball league, while the. third all religions." > Itbasic I eight days to 11 Jews. er Jewish educational institutions ANNIVERSARY: July 1 marks ticles by Gene Tunney and Keyen up his law practice and is writ"all. regame was declared no contest a t ligious leaders andurges the people of the end of the second inning, due their respective congregations to to wet grounds. take active steps toward the de1 defeated Thearch A.rivals, Z. A.A.No. of that understanding, Wrreir Z. A. No. 100 velopment co-operation and goodwill which brothers, by the score of 15 to 4,will unite them more deeply in while the- league leading Bres- overcoming this evil with good." . low's gave the .B'nai B'rith a 15to-i lacing The S. A. M.'s, and Catholic Press Hits Racism the Leavenworth Market had all New York (JTA)—-A resoluthe ear marks of a good game ion pledging to support the prinuntil Old J. Pluvius came down :iples on racism propounded by and told the boys to declare it no the late Pope Pius XI and concontest at the end of the second tinued by Pope Pius XII, which inning,, after each put over three condemned it as anti-religious, -runs. ' ..'-.'-•.• was adopted by the annual conThe schedule for next Sunday's vention of the Catholic Press asgame, July 2, is as follows: oclation. Sigma Alpha Mu vs. Breslow The resolution, drafted by a Auto Glass, Thirty-second a n d :ommlttee of three Catholic ediDewey. . cts, asserted that "there has B'nai B'rith vs. A. Z. A. No. aeen Introduced into our Ameri100, Thirty-third and Cass. :an life a spirit of ill-will and Leavenworth Market vs. A. Z.strife over the question of the A. No. I , "West Elmwood. matter of racial origins," and continued: "Resolved that the SWIMMING atholic Press association reafLast Tuesday morning, the fol- firms its belief in, and attests its ing to our shores in the near By PHDtEAS J. BISON lowing boys qualified for J. C. C. devotion to and promises its future is Brazil's Chief of Staff swim certificates. They are, in championship of, the principles on BEAUTY SHOP FURNITURE BROADCAST SEWS Gomes Mosteiro, an admirer of the beginners'-group: Iz Diamond, •acism so eloquently and in so It's because they don't •want to totalitarianism, who none the less Irving Ruderman, Jeremy Gold- Jhrist-like a manner pronounced provide the slightest excuse for a wants to w«.t democracy at stein and Sydney Novak. The ly the late Pope Pius XIL" The repetition of the IS 14 invasion work . . . There will be an interintermediates are Jerome Swen- ommittee comprised the Rev. that the Belgian authorities put national exposition in Home in gil, Dick Minkin, Ed Cohn, Dave Lot Us Plan Your rancis X. Talbot, editor of Ameran end to the broadcasting of IS42, but yon may bet your last Rice, Gene Osheroff, Danny Good-' ca; Dr. Patrick A. Scanlan, mananti-Nazi German news programs dime that no Jewish Palestine man and Harold Margolin. Ad- Lging editor of the Brooklyn Tab4426 BEAUTY from their territory . . . The tak-Pavilion will be permitted to ^ d are Alden Lincoln, - Don- et, and Richard Reid, editor of ing over of the important Czech stand there . . . We wonder FEATURES yescher, Harold Mozer, Bert Van radio at Melnife is only a routine whether "the German railroads can SHAMPOO and FINGER Orea, Selwyin Hoffman, Harold he Augusta (Ga.) Bulletin. n a t t e r in the Nazi campaign to substantiate their claim that more WAVE Rattner, Leonard Potash and BerKiwanis Parley AT 4367 rule the air -waves . . . In addi- Americans visiteS NazilanS durnard Denenberg. Boston (JTA) — A resolution tion to regular six-hour daily ing 183 S than sxy other country The beginners swam one length, reaffirming faith in the principles short-trave broadcasts, mainly in j . . . A standard joke in Germany ** t h e intermediates'" three, and theof religion, "love of God and love PERMANENT WAVES England, directed at North Amer- I nowadays is that when a h&usfrau advanced five lengths. a t S3.S0 a n d U? of neighbor," as "the only adeica, t h e Berlin Broadcasting j wants to purchase a tongue from The following girls last Wed- quate means for settling strife, House has regular programs that 1 the butcher she asks for a Goeb- I 716 Brandeio Thca. JA 4746 T'ff C nesday morning passed the neces- misunderstanding a n d controit sends to Brazil in Portuguese, | beis . . . The tribulations of Fritz j AT 4333 - i iv sary requirements to receive a J . versy," was adopted at the closto other South and Central Amer- j Kuhn as' potential jail fodder will | »'" C. C. swim certificate. They are ing session of the 23rd annual ican countries in Spanish, and toI be topped before long by three j beginners Ruth Beals, Evelyn convention of Kiwanis InternaAfrican and Asiatic countries in j other Bund officials, who will be j Byron, Fannie Woolfson, Mary tional. Action followed an advarious languages, including Ara- I charged with embezzlement . . . j JA'3335 .. Buzbee, Joyce Lehmann, Florence dress by Roe Fulkerson, editorial bic . . . That these efforts have : New that his admirers have pre- j Hally, Annie Fay Edel, Betty Jo writer of Kiwanis Magazine, who not been entirely in rain is shown I seated Jew-hater Streiciier with j Anderson, . .Helen Samesm and •nrged upon the delegates adoptre, »--rii'! Cemplvto by, among other things, the fact j an ancient Torah scroll we hope ; Harriet Shafer. The intermediates tion of a more tolerant attitude r> that last month Germany's ex- he'll take time out to read Leviti-; are Jean Blacter, Lorraine Wolf- toward their fellow men. He deports exceeded those of the month CUE SIX, 15*18 . . . That's the j son, Jean Fogel, Marilyn Cone, clared the organization was "wise before by 10 per cent . . . And it passage which starts with the in- j CSesned — RevsicHzcd Mary Helen Curtis, Patricia Bar- when it troadened its horizons 3s the infiltration of Nazi ideas junction "Thou shalt not oppress WA G725 ton, Shirley Fox, Mary Lou Ru-by taking into membership men into Mexico that is largely re- thy neighbor, nor rob him" and Glased back, Phylis Greenberg, Delores of different races and creeds." sponsible for the precautions — closes with "thou sh< lore thy , Ellest Kodsrn Kfzzlza. Cohn, Arline Cooper and Madalyn such as building a 10-foot vail neighbor as thyself" . . . . Associated with Hing. The advanced group are SPECIAL around his house — that Leon Sees Conghlln Stirring Hartye Lea Byron,. Betty ReynPLAIN © I Trotsky feels it necessary to take iiBOUT P E O P I J E Anti-Catholicism olds, Ruth Belter and Rosella Assurance AT czz: for his ovm. safety . . . Camp Tamiment, Pa. (JTA)— We we predicted quite a numr Taniment Economic a n d Social ber of months ago, N. T. City . Csrrr?. HERE'S SEWS Institute was told by the Rev. Councilman Gscrjre Backer hss "Socialism is the obligation of Francis Talbot, S. J., editor ot become the publisher or the New "StQ Inoaranea Bids* all for all, a goal lor our -whole j York Post .„ . .. Possessed of perthe Catholic periodical America, UE ISO® AY 4237 nation" is a quotation net from haps the largest store of informathat Father Charles E. Coughlin 2 Flsrcnss Lenin or Trotsty or Karl Mars, tion lodged is. the mind of a. sinwas arousing anti-Catholicism as but from none other than Adolf gle iniiividual is Herbert Bayard well as anti-Semitism in this Hitler . . . It is being widely used Swope, whose' friends claim there country. by the Nazi propaganda office ain't no Question the former edi'Si Replying to a question on the nowadays ia an attempt to cap- tor can't answer . . . Dove-dancer activities of the "radio priest," ture liberal and radical elements Eosita B.oyce has given the name "Father Talbot declared: "If Fathin other lands . . . As part of the Hitler to one of her pi geons-^—beer Conghlin is a thorn in the side Nazi campaign in this country all cause he has .a most unpleasant of the Jews, he Is also a thorn teachers of German recently re- nature, always fighting with the New York (JTA)—The Coun- in the side of the Catholics. If ALL CCCASICK3 ceived a beautifully illustrated, ether birds o£ her flock . . . cil Against Intolerance made pub- he is arousing anti-Semitism, he We Make Only One well-bounfi hoo'k describing t h e Which remind? us of the gorernlic a message from President also is arousing anti-Catholicism." Quality iha Beset" Reich as Gabby Goebbels -would ment-owned Manila stock f i n r STOKAGS Roosevelt endorsing the aimB of Father Talbot and other speaklite as to think it is—"a land of that advertised a colt named Hitthe Council's nation-wide Inde- ers assailed .Nazism, Fascism and RE-STYLING work, of peace and joy" . . . Not ler for sale . . . T i s Jvazi consul pendence Dsy ceremony and as-Communism as the enemies of a word about concentration camps objected, and the pony's n&inc serting that the principles of tol-trne religion, social and internaor Nuremberg laws, not even the was changes . . . "Gaeliclaner" i? erance and equality embodied in tional peace. Speakers included ics e NEW- COATS F.IABS TO shadow of a diatribe against Je-R-s, what Ernest L. Meyer affectionthe Declaration of Independence the Rev. Dr. Henry Smith Leiper Free Delivery Day and no mention of the Niemoellers ately calls San Francisco's Albert OR FI?Or,1 STOS:i „ t r ' '^ c ; must be preserved as "our most of the Federal C o u n c i l o"f Nurkt and Ossietzkys . . . But there M. Bender, Dublin-born patron or JA 2703 precious heritage out of the .past.' Churches of Christ in America, are some cracks about the "for-art. literature End liberal CEUESS, • 20SS Lcaycmvorth . The president's message fol- and Rabbi Edward Israel of Baltimer -world po-srers" that have who can talk both Hebrew ant: Ja 7600 lows: " I t seems to me especially more. See Us For Your Fur N«efl» been trying to cramp Naziland's Gaelic fluently . . . We're tc4t | fitting that on Independence Day style . . . that Jane Fro^nan, the warbler. , •we should renew our fealty to the YOU SHOULD KXCNV stutters so badly iii&i she ha? ' principles'of tolerance and equality forever embodied in our Dec The Revisionists propose the difficulty in carrying on an ordilaration. of Independence. Our following slate for a triumvirate nary conversation, though not. £. fathers not only embodied tb.es leadership to replace Dr. Weiz- trace of it arpsars in her siegPrinciples in the Immortal Declamann: David Ben Garion, Pinchas ing . . . Daniel FrchmEn, thp ration but saw to It also that they Ruttenberg and Vladimir Jabotin- i grand o>d-ms.n of the Araericar -were written into the Constitu sky . . . We predict, however, I theater, who isn't around very lion and the Bill of Rights. These that even if Weizmann does re- j much these days, is eaid to be principles are as sacred to us tosign—and it Io6ks very much as losing his si£ht . . . The wife of day as they, have . been t o the if he will—Jabotinsky. will not John Gucther, whose latest opus, American people through all the be one of those who take hisj "Inside Asia." is setting new sales decades since they • became part place . . . The General Zionists of j records, is not only 8 daup' of our national tradition. I t is Palestine and the. ilizrachi, who I of Israel, but a. rnsst ardent Eiocours to preserve them as our PREDICTION: Yon can bet all are definitely set on fighting | ist . . . Thcze vrho are cfigry at most precious heritage out of the the tea in China that George Weizmann, are flirting wifa the jsigmund Freud for having pubpast and to transmit them-invio- Backer will make a rousing go of idea of drafting Stephen S. Wise j lished his "I.Ioses and Monothelate to th6se who are to follow the New York Post, of which he as the new World Zionist presi- j ism" now, a boot in which Freud dent . . . Two well-known rabbis tries to prove that J.-Ioses was ac has just become president and us. • Batter" are .very seriously considering fly- Egyptian s.nd not s, Jew, forge; publisher . . . Before many risGovernors Sign ing back from the World Zionist three things . . . First, that th* Eighteen state governors" have ings and settings of the sun, that end L « Bssttsrrallls Congress on the Clipper, tc mate book was -written several yeE.v signed the "American Declaration famous old newspaper, interestAlways a FJns Variety c1 sure they will be with their con- ago . . . Secondly, that Freud alof Tolerance and Equality" which ing as it is now, will have been gregations in plenty of time for ways placed scientific findings be FRESK FISH tittO fflilU ° .©resm •will bs the feature of the cere- turned into one of the most atthe New Year holy days . . . fore othsr cons!fierst!ons . . . SEAFOODS. DAILY mony. The governors are Jones, tractive, readable and influential ©ream Orchids to the New York dramatic Thirdly, that t i e boofe prover Arizona; McMullen, Delaware newspapers in the metropolitan Also the Finest critics who enjoyed the refuges Fread- to have become more JewCone, Florida; . Townsend, Indi- area . . . Our guess is that one STEMI '-OIK3 CHICKEN revue, "From Vienna," cow at ish than ever before . . . ana; Chandler, Kentucky; Dick- of G. B.'s first moves will be to the Music Bos theater . . . Every (Copyright. IS.S9, by Seven Art? OlUUS inson, Michigan: Caryille, Neva line up the entire old New York P'es.ture Snydicate.) j one of them showed that besides da Miles, New -Mexico; Lehman World crowd that made "the PulPRIVATE DINING ROOMS being a critic he also is a humatiJSA COGS AVAILABLINew York; Hoey. North Carolina itzer newspaper the envy of all t&risn -who sees the tragedy be"ASK YOUR GROCER FOR Vanderbilt, Rhode Island; Blood newspaperdoxn . . . With music Fiiironage hind the funny words on the MEADOW GOLD PRODUCTS" 4774-for "iSah; Bailey, Arkansas; Olson, critic Samuel Chotzinoff and hustage . . . Some of those calumnyCalifornia; Ayers, Montana; Carr, morist ,F. P. A., both ex-Worldslingers h£.d better be careful now Colorado; Maybank, South Caro- ers, already on the staff, it's.a in Is civ that Gene Tnnney, unSefeateS lina; Smith, Wyoming. Plans for good bet that the remainder of world's champion boser, has enthe observance include .a radii that gay crew - - Rollin Kirby, r" tered the front ranks of the Cath- I Tae pop-iTlarity of s t c r r broadcast linking the New York the cartoonist, Heywood Broun, ] Draught Eeer in one-hs,:: r^*->= olic fighters against anti-Setnitisn and San Francisco Fairs," wfth columnist, Alexander Woolcott, i picnic bottles has led to r - r . j - . . . People, we're told, are proGovernor Olson ; and : G r o v e essayist and close friend of G. B. hibited from standing on the bal-deveic-pmcrt, the packing cT C z~ ~ Whalen participating; reading of - -, will probably soon be in the cony of the British Pavilion at Ps'teuriscfi 3ssr in t h " '. the declaration during intermis- fold- . . Anyway, we hope so . . . the Fair because there's danger' j bottles. sion periods in New'.York thear of its collapsing; . . . Can it bei '"fcerees the dracjrht v"11— "u"<:ters on July 4, and publication CONTRAST: They seem to bo Brass, Broase, Aluminum, that the British I^ioa is crnjnblinj to b© kept cold from the r. —•= t of the test in more than 15 two minds at Princeton Unieven in Flushing? . . . is purchased until it -r ^:-c^., fcr newspapers and .magazines anc of •Soft Grey Iron aod'-Sexar ! I . . . Where on. one day Steel CJastiajjs, Wood and S THIS AND TEAT 1 the pasteurised beer ears ^. I .. broadcasts over 'more -<than 20 versity the Senior Class voted Herr Hitj any place until s*-SB, r fSit . • " radio stations. t v Metal Patterns and Sash ler the year's outstanding man Danton Walker, reliable Broad- | is to be tsed End tben w -- *.3 carried in otodi- < . . . And on. the next, the Univerway columnist, insists ifcat there | the proper temperature. Bronza cad Cast Iron sity itself awarded an nonorary | Also, the pasteurized 1- - *-.. have been two attempts on the Church Groups ' • Grilles a Specialty. life of Eduard Benes since he has: rtst spoil If it jrets warr ^ " : New York (JTA)—rResistanc< degree to Dr. Eduard Benes, the • ASH 7c:: come to this country . . . Now• aft£r ones having bc^r. cc-c^ ^. ^r. to anti-Semitism as a movemen corporal's pet peeve . . . 27tl> nns3 fcisriha Sis. Q-SiSy Vfhzliz W^c=: you will tr.ierstc.nd why Tr. threatening American democracy ISISES—AS Tear Cre and organized religion has bee. BOOKSHOP: The esproprietor urged by the Federal Council o: of that Nazi bookshop which was Churches of .Christ in, Americ; recently forced to close in Yorkand tj the Church. Peace Union* ville. New York's little Reich, The Federal Council's weekl gave two versions of why he had Information Service, in an issm to give up the" ghost .-'; . To a devoted to "Current Manifesto former German customer, he laid tionii of Organized Anti-Semit the blame at the door of apathetic Ism," warns that "we have hen Germans, who just wouldn't buy asnd new among us a group the shop's anti-Semitic wares - . . sjkillful propagandists and fanatic: While to a reporter for a metro-
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Rev. M. Pernick was chosen as the new cantor for the Shaare Zion synagogue. He has signed a contract to serve here for two years; Rev. M. Pernick was born in Scranton, Pa., and brought up in New York. There he attended the Yeshlva Torah Vodadth and also graduated from New York ^university. He studied with Cantor Cotchow and sang in the Rosenblatt choir, in the Kworten choir and in the Rominsky choir. He also occupied a position with the Jewish Educational institute in South Brooklyn and was later called to Spring Valley, N. Y., in the same capacity. Most recently Cantor Pernick s e r v e d in the Beth Homedrach Hogadol synagogue at 16 Norfolk So. New York City, N. Y; . He will return within three or four weeks and start early rehearsals for the holiday season.
Society News Miss Miriam Barish, daughter 6£- Mr. and Mrs. Enchul Barish, 1710 Jones street, will marry Henrj; Salzman, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Salzman, 1623 Jones street, at .10 o'clock this morning at the home of the bride's parents. Rabbi Theodore N. Lewis will officiate. The bride will wear a street length, blue crepe dress, rhlnestone trimmed, and with a matching lace jacket and white accessories. Her corsage'. bouquet will be of Talisman roses and she will carry her mother's wedding handkerchief. 0 Immediately following the ceremony a buffet luncheon will be served to the wedding guests. The couple will reside at 2522 Chamberlain street, Ames, la., after July 4. .Out-of-town guests will include Mr. and Mrs. J. Greenstone, Dayton, 0., Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Ewold of Mason City, la., Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Picowsky and family of Aberdeen, Mrs. B. Brussell of. Aberdeen. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Iievine of Des Moines, Mr. and Mra. M. Barish. and family of Omaha; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morgan of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob. Courshon and family of Chicago and Mrs. Sonia Brail of Chicago. Miss Margaret Saitlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Saitlin, 723 West Eighth street, will be married Sunday, July 2, to Ben Kayman, son of Mrs. P. Kayman of Chicago, at the Shaare Zion synagogue at 7:30-p. m., with Rabbi H. R. Rabinowitz officiating. Sha will be attended by Mrs. Jack* Schlopack, sister of t h e groom, as matron of honor. Mr. J. Kaymau, brother of the groom, •will act as best man. Miss Sally Saitlin and Mrs. J. Kayman will be the bridesmaids. Mr. Ben Saitlin and Mr. Jack Schlopack will act as ushers. An open reception will follow the ceremony. After a two-week wedding trip the couple will reside in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kuntz, 714 Twenty-rutn street, left Wednesday evening for New York to at, tend the wedding of their daughter, Evelyn/to H.'R. Lessman. Miss Kuntz Is a graduate of the University of Chicago. Mr. Lessman has a degree from Columbia university. He is also a member of Phi Beia Kappa honorary eociety. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Erinberg, "who were - married June 4 in Bremerton, Wash., and who are residing in Armour, S. D., are •week-fend guests in the home of Mr. Erinberg's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Erinberg, Bellevue apartments. .-. The wedding was solemnized in the home if the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levin of BreniertoD, by Rabbi Philip A. . Langh of Seattle. The bride is the former Betty Levin. Mi^s Sarah Sadoff of Sioux City was maid of honor and Miss Ada Nahon of Bremerton, bridesmaid. Clarice Gurvitch of Seattle was flower girl and Irving Levin, brother of the bride, groomsman. Sam Sadoff of Sioux City, a cousin of the bride, was usher. Miss Ruth Orlikoff, 1117 Villa avenue, will fly to Aberdeen, S. D-, Saturday afternoon to spend the Fourth of July week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Abe Pred.who are celebrating their 10th wedding anniversary. They are giving a dinner party and a reception at the'Alonzo Ward hotel on July 4. July 30 is to be the wedding date of Miss Margaret Shulkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Shulkin, 3314 Jones street, and David Singer, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. . Singe*. 1001 Nineteenth street, whose engagement was announced recently^ Miss Shulkin and her fiance shared honors at a tea Sunday that entertained 125 relatives and friends in her parent's home. Mr. M. K. Lifsin, -sister of the bride-elect, and Mrs. A. Mahler of Minneapolis w e r e among the guests. Miss Libhy Rubenstein and Miss Ruth Singer poured. Miss. Shulkin waB guest of hon-
Saltnmsu B'NAI B'RITH A meeting of the Council Bluffs B'nai B'rlth lodge was held Monday evening. The annual election of officers was held, and the"- following were elected: President, Albert Fox; vice-president, Leon Frankel; financial secretary, Milton Yudelson; recording secretary, Collman Yudelson; treasurer, Louis Katelman; monitor, Millard Krasne; assistant monitor, Dr. J. M. Moskovltz; guardian, Yale Meyerson, and trustees, S. Shyken, H. Meyerson and Dr. O. Greenberg. At the meeting on July 10, the installation of officers will be held. The meeting was addressed by Rabbi Karl Cassel of Chicago.
"We offer our loving and grateful Volterra Gravely 111 homage to the wisest of our conn- j sellers and the noblest of our j Rome (JTA) — Senator Vitr friends. Kay God bless us and all j To 3terra, one of Italy's greatest Americans •p.-ith your presence for j ir.&i.h.emsUaisns, a member of th* Pr.pel Acsriemy and prominent i? many years. .he Rome Jewish Community, war : &e.r.gevcus\y in here following » j heart attack. He is 7 9 years old
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(Continued From Page 1.) It, «jd Emigration ion of the Sermon on the Mount. co-operate with the British or to ! ^ s v o u k n ^ - \ hEeve always had T (, TA)—It was reportNext Wednesday will be the stand on the hills with gnus ready j S E ifiea2istic regarrd fa"-' Chripti- er London fvonv Vienna that Charlie to face the enemy, Dr. Goldman j £iTj National Council of Jewish ethical the | cj^pjjj,, noted film comedian, has Woman's Day at the New York said, "because r never preach for essence Its of ray OWE teaching religious isfaith. World's Fair. The celebration others that which I am not in a 've felt rather proud because promised'to place the profits from position to practice myself. I'll some Christian ministers in tcvn the continental showings of his will be held at the Florida Bldg. at 2:30 p. m. not tell men they should shoulder have called me as good a Chris- forthcoming picture, "The Dictator,'' r,t the disposal of the Vienna L-ns until I am ready to stand by tian as any. Jewish CotTiTr.uTiity to be used in their side and face the bullets cf So I come to another disillu- facilitating J e w i s h emigration the enemy. To adopt resolutions sion see Christians (may I cf.ll i frc •entral Europe. in the safety of New York, South them tomy fellow-Christians) fall- i Africa or even Geneva without en to the degradation of the poor J. .!. FRIEDMAN studying in detail, step by step, spirit—paupers who nave lost 74C Fh-st Mationai Bank in the Yishub what the implica- in the inheritance that came to them tions are for the life and security PROBATE NOTICE of the men who live there is from their Master. Yet, Miss Neely. I prefer to be recklessness, not leadership . . . In pe MaHer of the Estate ot charitable: Perhaps, I say, they Mf.yer Despite the bad weather, the TO ATTEND B'NAI B'RITH Coren, Deeeasefi. are not degraded but sick. There Not Yes Man Notice is Hereby Given; That the Talmud Torah picnic was a great CONVENTION is a dreadful madness in the creclito-F o<! tl>e paid deceased will success with a very fine crowd. "I want to understand not the world, administrator v i m wtll anNata Gilinsky and Albert Fox . a psychopathic infection meet the Mrs. M. Sherman was ticket left Thursday for Detroit, Mich., oi said epia.re. before me. CounSaratoga Springs, New York—mual instalment of its kind, was mind of Y/eizmann, much as I re- that inflames masses of minds. nexpc! ty •Ttidre Douptas County. Nebraschairman, Mrs. Ben Shindler was where they will attend the Dis- The membership of the Independ- presented to Dr. Israel Goldstein, spect it, not the mind of Ben Minds without money that are ka, of the o? Court Room, In said In charge of the cooking, Mrs. M. trict B'nai B'rith convention, ent Order Brith Abraham, one president of the Jewish National Gurion or of the man from Jo- happy to be given scs.pegos.ts upon County, onCount;tlie Stli c'p.y of August, Shiloff was in charge of the gro- which is to be held there Sun- of the largest Jewish fraternal Fund of America, by the H o n . hannesburg or Warsaw. I want whom to take out all the pain the 193S. g.nd on trie 9;h da}' of October, 1939, r.t F o'clock A. Ji., each day. ceries. day, Monday, Tuesday and Wed- organizations in the U n i t e d Samuel Goldstein, t h e retiring first to form sn understanding cf current economy makes them. Buf- for the purpose of prpsentlngr their Others on the committee In- nesday of next week. the heart and mind of the people fer. Minds With money that Ere I claims for e-Narrbiation. adjustment Grand Master of the Order. States, reaffirmed its faith in the cluded MesJames P. Sherman, A. . . . . . . . _ . . r vr.p aii,,,,-,,n.« Three months are alIn the above picture are seen, on the soil,, the men arid women Dr. and Mrs. I. Sternhill and further upbuilding of the Jewish a n allowance. troubled Ebout their wealth End i Baron, J. Rosen thai, N. Mushkin, Mr. L. H. Katelman are also atfrom left tb right: Max L. Hol- ia the Yishub. What is in their ereditors to present National Home and made another lander, J. Jacobsen, M. Friedman, E. tending the convention. Hon. Samuel Goldstein, mind? What do they want? Can are happy to place in me, the j their for the mm the 8th day of step towards • perpetuating i t s Jew, the causes of an economic ; July. isss. Kantor, J. Gang, A. Slotsky, F. giving the 55,000 check .to Dr. they carry the burden c£ havname on the map of Eretz Israel, Israel Goldstein. Max Silverstein, lagah? Can they go into a death disorder which they cannot oth-! <f „„ ,,. EKTCE CRAWFORD, Gorchow, I. Merlin, I. Kahan, J. Ounty Judge. RETURNED FROM COAST when the officers of the order, at ' Kaiman, J. Krueger, M. Satin, J. Grand Master, u n d e r struggle -with the British Empire? erwise understand. Poor, sick Nate Gilinsky returned this the I. O. B. A. convention held former minds. Levin, A. Kroloff, E. Robinow, whose administration the project Is there the heroic mold and is it R. Goldstein, B. Rutstein, E. N. week after visiting in Los An- here this week, gave the Jewish was initiated with the co-opera- rooted in reality? All this I will As a charitable man I must ?"T Grueskin, M. Mushkin, M. Lazere, geles, Cal., for the past month. National Fund another contribu- tion of Judge Nathan D. Perlznan, know only when I see them face they are sick not degenerate. B. Gelfand, M. Lipschutz, N. Sad- Mrs. Gilinsky and son, Philip tion of §5,000 for Palestine Land chairman of the Order's"" Corain.it- to face . . . I don't know what And that. Kiss Neely, is aboi off, B. Sherman, S. Shulkin, L. Howard, have remained there. Redemption. , tee on Palestine, looks smiling- problems have been created by what I, a Jew, think and feel '; Mr. Gilinsky plans to return, to Heeger, J. Robinow, L. Osnowitz The gift, being the third an- ly on. the extra-legal immigration, Ali- these times. My spirit Etternr c the coast shortly. and M. Falk. yah Beth, what provisions have to build up vg,lor but even' or.-p been made for the illegal immi- in a while the unbidden voice o" ANNOUNCE BAR MITZVAH grants, how they have become in- defeat hau-rrts me: Segal, wtr Mr. and Mrs. Sam Katelman tegrated in the Yishub. All this CAN be the matter with you. r JOB WANTED announce the Bar Mlfzvah of knowledge is essential before we believe my valor shall prevail; 'i their "son, Stanley, tomorrow at has prevailed for 2,0C0 years. go to the Congress. (Each week The Jewish Press 9:30 a. m. from the Chevro B'nai presents in this space a worth"I think I can assure Wise and Yisroel synagogue. while individual seeking # employLipsky that I am not going to be MONSKY, GROD1NSKY, fWAFiEF ment. Anyone wishing to employ They will receive Sunday at End COHEN, Attys, a. yes man for anyone. I am going or get in touch with the person their home, ffOl Willow avenue, 737 Omaha Nat'! Bank Bldg. please call Dorothy Merlin at the first to that country of which the from 2,till 5 and 7 till 10 In his Jewih Community Center.) rabbi said, 'It xnaketh wise.* I NOTICE EY PUBLICATION ON FEYoung man, 35 years, wishes honor. shall gather wisdom from Eretz T1T1ON FOR SETTLEMENT OF job of any kind. Is willing to '(Continued From Page 1.) (Continued From Page 1.) Israel and bring it to Geneva and FJNAL ADNHNISTRATiCN do any type of work and is in LOS ANGELES VISITOR ACCOUNT the way before our people urgent need of employment. Mrs. Howard Rlpsch of Los An- funds. Already the cost of pro- compulsory for Jews to obtain seek in this critical moment." In the County Court of geles has been visiting her© for viding guarantees for the 907 St. the written consent of the EeichsCounty, Nebraska. Others Xamed the past several weeks with her Louis refugees is equal to the en- protector to carry on business. In the Matter of the Estate of Ho-, brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and tire budgetary allotment of the The officers re-elected with Dr. ris MarkovitE, also known RS 51. M " There is a tendency on the part C7T -:*'." rrrvrreiioiiEY ; or at a party Wednesday night, Mrs. William Tennenbaum, and J. D. C. for all of the work of re- of Jewish circles here to with- Goldman are Dr. Harry Frieden- kovitz, Deceased: All persons interested in said IT?. with Mrs. Leon Shulkin, 611 with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bernstein lief and assistance to Jewish com- hold judgment on the decree, j weld, Baltimore, Lipsky, Judge ter are hereby notified that or, '• at Thirty-fourth street, hostess. Miss of Omaha. munities within Germany during Many of its paragraphs, it is felt, Julian W. Black, Judge Morris 9th day or June, 1S3S. Esther Mar-!, Rose Bashefkin and Miss Rose She plans on remaining here the first six months of the year. are intended to counter moves j Rothenberg, Robert Szold and Dr. Dnve IMarks, Eosa Turkel filed a pehesen were joint hostesses at an- for a few weeks more. "Under thesa circumstances, that have been taken since last j Wise, New York, vice presidents; tition in said County Court, prayi-r their final administration sccou v other of the prenuptial events the Joiat Distribution Committee March by Czechs and Jews to pre- j Judge Louis E. Lsvinthal, Phila- that filed herein be settled and allowor Thursday evening at 1810 Jones TO VISIT HERE must place on record that it can- vent "Aryanization" from turn- j delphia, chairman of administrr,- and that they be discharged from tb.ci street. • trust as executors and thet a heari -p Mrs. David Cetron of Daven- not regard its action in behalf of ing into the surrender of Czech live committee; L.udvrig xrill be hafl OR ssifi re?-''!!or>. f>efr-r Miss Shulkin and Mr. Singer port, la., is expected here today. the St. Louis passengers and the property into German hands. isohn honorary secretary; Korris B a lia CCo n r t o n t hhe 10t& d a v 0. J u 0 enormous sacrifices it has made both are Central High school She will stay for a few weeks. vvemberg, t r e a s u r e r ; Louis P. lions, and that if you rail to &cppr n the financial committments graduates. She later attended the London (WNS) — R e l i a b l e Rocker, chairman cf finance corp- ! before said Court on the said loth <!•••> undertaken for this relatively sources from Prague revealed aittee. It was the first time of July, 1939, at 8 o'clock A. 2,1., a-" Midwest College of Commerce. He CALIFORNIA VISITOR contest Eaid petition, the Court me s a graduate of Grinnell college Mr. Sam Block of Santa Monica, small number of persons as con- that sweeping measures and de- years that a Zionist convention Brant the prayer of sale petition, enr«— and studied law later for two Cal., left for home Tuesday after stituting a precedent for any crees designed to strip Jews of had elected its officers without a j a decree of fceirship, a.nc make similar action. years at Harvard university. all their property and completely other and further orders, el'ewanr . spending two weeks visiting here struggle. There was EO sign of anfi decrees, to this Coiirt m-' eliminate them from the economic with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and the caucuses, the bitter wrangling seem proper, toas the Special Instance end that all m£ . Mrs. J. Platt of Chicago is vis- Mrs. Abe Rosenberg*. • and cultural life of the "Protec- and energetic lobbying which had ters pertainingto said estate B S J OF -"There are dependent upon the torate" of Bohemia-Moravia foliting here with her sister, Mrs. finally settled and determined. been a feature of previous conprogram of aid conducted by the lowed a Nazi "cold" pogrom in ventions. BK.TCE CRAVrFOED, J. Kuntz, 714 Twenty-fifth street. WERE IN MNCOLN o i n t Distribution Committee, Maerisch-Ostrau, Bruena and oth6-lS-oS-Gt. County Jufijre, Mrs. M. F. Schuster and daughMr. and Mrs. Abe' Rosenberg Jmultitudes T h e harmony carried over of persons In Germany ter, Sandra, are also visiting Mrs. and daughter, Ileendi and Mr. er cities where the German popu- the adoption of resolutions, for Schuster's mother, Mrs. J. Kuntz. Sam Block spent last Sunday at and Old Austria, in sections of lation -was large, forcing Jews to which no recorded vote was Bohemia, Moravia and Slovakia, flee to those cities where Czechs the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis in deemed necessary, necessary. m e resoiu„_—„ „ „ . „ ,. ^^,lw ^^^^.^^ ceemea Hungary, in Poland, in RumaMr. and Mrs. William Shulkin Finkelstein of Lincoln. predominant Hundreds of t i o n s B l e d d . . u n a l t e r E b l e O pp nia and in refugee countries were ppOSi . and daughters, Bessie and Arline, Jews held in the "Spielberg" dunthroughout the world. Its protion" to the "White Paper, termed 'IT 422 West Seventh street, have de- CELEBRATED WEDDING geon in Bruenn were subjected to restrictions on the Jewish homegram of assistance Includes the tortures and brutalities. parted for a one-month vacation ANNIVERSARY land -"morally and legally indetrip to include attendance at the Mr. and Mrs. Abe Bear were education of children, child care Throughout the Nazi "protecpledged "continued New York world's fair. Surprised Tuesday by 25 friends and welfare work, training of torate" scenes reminiscent of the fensible," moral" and financial support" to and relatives at their home, 211 pung men and women in produc- Spanish Inquisition were being the Palestine Jewish community, Sixteen friends of the Misses West Washington avenue, in hon- tive occupations, credit aid and enacted particularly on Friday voiced confidence and "fullest Esther and Pauline Friedman met or of their 13 th wedding anninights and the Sabbath, whea ; support" to Dr. Weizmann and for a.luncheon and afternoon of versary. hundreds o£ Jews, fearing to at-[the world Eionist leadership and RADIOGRAM FROM cards Friday a t ' t h e West hotel. The evening was spent at- cards. tend their synagogues, which have f e s p r e s s e d gratitude to President ST. LOUIS EMIGRES Mrs. Dave Brodkey of Omaha, been subjected to arson a n d ; Roosevelt for his Zionist sympasister of the twin brides-to-be, SPENT DAT HERE borabing, attend services in eel- ; t b l e s . m addition, it was decided The following radiogram re- lars was among*the guests. Mrs. Sam Leibovitz of Sioux in secret. Nazi terrorizatioa plant a forest in Palestine in City, spent Monday at the home ceived from the passengers on has planted a deep sense of re- to The last Eplurum meeting for of Mr. and Mrs. A. Leibovitz. She the St. Louis has been released ligious feeling in th© hearts o£ memory of Judge Tv'illiam M. the summer months was held at was en route home from Los An- for publication by the Joint all Jews especially among the Lewis of Philadelphia. Dr. Goldman, in his speech, the JCC Thursday, June 22. At geles, Cal., where she has been Distribution Committee: ' younger generation of Jews. MORRIS C. TROPER, took occasion to pay tribute to esthat time three members of the visiting. Although there is constant dan- Justice Louis D. Brandeis "for all EUROPEAN CHAIRMAN, Eplurum club received honorable ger of arrest, worshippers con- the time he put a t my disposal AMERICAN JOINT DISTRImention for the most active mem- AT BOY SCOUT CAMP tinue to congregate, cellar serv- and the patience with which he BUTION COMMITTEE. ber's trophy. This trophy was Eugene London left Sunday for '• PARIS ices proceeding amid constant listened to ray halting speech." (FRANCE). presented to Wally Rosenthal at a 10-day visit at Camp Kellogg, alarms and hushed p.r a y e r s. The convention had previously THE 907 PASSENGERS the Eplurum invitational dance. Boy Scout Camp in Sioux City. Frightened, worshippers go singly voted to send Brandeis a message <5F ST. LOUIS DANGLING Those receiving honorable .menor in couples ia order not to framed by Dr. Wise which said: F O R L A S T THIRTEEN tion were Milton Mazie, Sid Gold- VISITED IN CHICAGO arouse attention, a precaution DAYS BETWEEN H O P E berg and Sherman Sperling. Milton Yudelson spent a few made" necessary by the recent arAND DESPAIR RECEIVED days last week visiting in ChiWEEB, BEEER, KLUTZNICK <£. rest of a "minyan" in MaehrichTODAY YOUR LIBERATKELLEY, Attorneys. The Misses Pauline and Esther cago. Ostrau as an "illegal assembly." 230 Union State Bank BidsING MESSAGE OF THE Friedman will share honors with EN CHICAGO Jewish inhabitants in Prague 13TH JUNE THAT FINAL Miss Miriam Barish at a party Norman Rosenthal left Sunday have closed the famous Alteneu NOTICE OF INCORPORATION OF A R B A S G E MENTS FOR tonight in the home of Mrs. I. for Chicago, where he Is visiting ALLIED FINANCE SYSTEM synagogue following threats of ALL PASSENGERS HAVE Miller, 1527 Summit street. Twen- with relatives for a few weeks. bombing. Night watches faavs AT LAST BEEN REACHED ty-four friends of the trio of Notice is hereby given that the been organized to give the alarm undersigned have orpanlseiS a corbrides-elect are invited. STOP OUR, GRATITUDE IS RETtTRXKD FROM CAMP in the event the synagogue is set poration under- the laws of Nebraska. AS IMMENSE AS T H E KELLOGG The name .of the corporation is ALafire.OCEAN ON WHICH WE Miss Betty Osnowitz had 10 LIED FINANCE SYSTEM, and Us Harold Abrahamson has reARE NOW F L O A T I N G Meanwhile the Czech popula- principal place of business is the friends to a 1 o'clock luncheon turned from Camp Kellogg, Sioux of Omaha. Douglas County, NeSINCE MAY 13 F I R S T tion has taken steps through the Citj* Wednesday at the West hotel City, after spending a week there. braska. The general nature of the FULL OF HOPE FOR \ feting~ Misses Pauline and Esther executive committee of -the Na- business to be transacted is to carry GOOD FUTURE AND AFTFriedman. tional Assembly which sent a dele- on a general investment and. 1loan HAS RETURNED business, including the making of ERWARDS IN THE DEEPgation to Czech Premier General Jack Steinberg returned last and the purchase and sale of EST DESPAIR STOP ACElias seeking assurances that the loans Mrs. RJ Schindler, 1510 Jack- week after spending two weeks' at securities and mortgages, and the CEPT MR. CHAIRMAN FOR decree for "Aryanization" of Jew- leasing and holding: of real estate. son street, left for Ashville, N. Camp Dodge, la. The amount of capital stock authorYOU AND FOR THE AMERish property would not apply to C, for a three-week visit. From ized is $10,000 divided into 100 shares ICAN J O I N T DISTRIBUCzech firms, although the meas- of err. there she will visit. a week in the par value of 5100 each, all o? T I O N COMMITTEE AND ure applies to all enterprises hav- which shall be fully paid when issued Chicago and then return home. LAST BUT N O T LE1ST and non-assessable. Stock may be ing Jewish directors. T F ' paid for in cash or reaJ or personal FOR THE GOVERNMENTS f T \ • Miss Jean Galinsky from Milproperty at the reasonable value OF BELGIUM, HOLLAND, waukee, Wis., visited with her thereof. The time of commencement people that the Joint Distribution Already hailed as "the most FRANCE A N D ENGLAND of the corporation is June l, 1939, cousin, Miss .Dorothy Sherman, spectacular outdoor show ever Committee is daily faced with and it shall continue ia existence for j THE D E E P E S T A N D 2112 Jackson street, this last held in the middle west," final emergency and critical needs, frefifty years unless sooner dissolved. rvr^.T , " ' \ T : XJ* ETERNAL T H A N K S OF week. quently of an equally urgent na- The afSairs of the corporation are to plans for the great Fireworks MEN, WOMEN AND CHILbe conducted by a board of directors Exposition and Aerial Circus to ture, affecting Jewish populations of not less than two nor more than DREN UNITED BY T H E be staged July Fourth at Creighin many other parts of the xorld. five members and b y the following SAME FATE ON BOARD officers elected by the board cf fitton Stadium by Omaha Post, No. "Within the limits of the funds THE ST. LOUIS. rectors: President. Vice - President, 1 ,the American Legion, neared made available to the J. D. C. by Secretary and Treasurer. Ar.y two COMMITTEE OF completion this week. the Jewish communities of this of ^, v^&s. i-< saSd officers may be held fcy one PASSENGERS country, it is our duty so tc ex- person. The annual meeting cf the' Block orders for tickets have JOSEPH CHAIRMAN. corporation shall be held on the first pend those funds as to bring the Monday of Jsauary of e"ch yesr. been pouring in to the Legion ofNew York (3TA) — Jimmy fices from all over this section, rreatest and most lasting good to E. LIPP. iromwell and his wife, the form- and post officials say one of the oans, development of new occu- the -greatest number." B. SLUTZET. 6-£3-3S-4t. er Doris Duke, tobacco million- largest crowds ever assembled in pations, medical and sanitary The statement called attention airess, have agreed to match, dol- one place In this part of the coun- service, relief as well as emer- to official utterances in London Tt TC r ^T JS, ELUMENTHAL & SMH lar for. dollar, all future contribu- try will fill the huge stadium to gency emigration aid for the refu- and Geneva that the case of the 76S Brandeis Theatre Bids, tions to the student refugee sch- capacity. gees. St. Louis passengers was •extraorolarship fund of Rutgers. UniverLEGAL NOTICE COBS* •-' Conscious of its responsibilities dinary, not constituting a preceBert C. Grasborg, post comsity and New Jersey College for mander, Tuesday received a letn all of the vital necessitities of dent. It also pointed out that the Women, both at New Brunswick, ter from the Chicago fireworks he Jewish populations overseas, Ia the District Court of Douglas 907 refugees had not been aaN. J.^ Nebraska. c-c "•; „ , 7 ~ ~ C" exposition firm which conceived ;he J. D. C., as a trustee for the vised or assisted-by the J. D. C. County, To GEORGB M. RIGBT, whose place Students of the two colleges and will personally stage the dis- lunds turned over to it by con- or any affiliated organization in of residence is unknown and upon Quoted Cromwell as saying: "Al- play saying, "All was practically ributors. throughout the country, taking passage to Cuba and that, whom personal service of stusmocE cannot be had, Defendant. though we realize that there are in readiness for shipment and the -•nnot undertake to expend huge to the contrary, the J. D. C. had are herehf notified that or the many students in this country who greatest fireworks display ever sums for a comparatively small publicly warned against such emi- 5thToa day of March, 1529, Elena Ricbv need assistance in- completing held in the midwest was assured." number, of refugees in any such ;raticn unless "entirely accept- ss plaintiff, filed her pe ->~ » « their college education, It is our The firm, the Thearle-Duf field type of enforced and disorderly able" documents were available. you 5a the District Court o' r~ •> •• « County, Nebraska, DockC Z ' hope that helping students in this company, the largest firm in the Still,, it was largely through the ES2. the object and pra: e- c. • humanitarian work will serve to business, is the same company migration. petition is to obtain a c • ~ cf J. D. C.'s efforts that havens ^rere you on the grounds cf at - —, make American students m o r e that designed and staged the • . ' ' . • Need Funds -j "In the circumstances, the St. 'ound for them in four European support and extreme cru<_ » conscious of the liberties and priv- great Fireworks Exposition at the Louis incident must be regarded, countries, it was pointed out. Tou are required to ?-=•*-1" "~i ileges enjoyed in these United Chicago World's Fair. Their expetition on or before the 7th day of in fact it was, as a special States." perts will come to Omaha two isroblera or saicl petition against | required special Crawford Howeir Toy, a non- f ^ V 39, be taken as true. days in advance of the perform- treatment..that It must be brought Jew, trss cse of the editors of the ELENA EIGET, ance to set up the display. Patronize Your Advertisers. home to all governments and all 'swish Encyclopedia. 6-S-S9-M.
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