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c . THB My friend, Miss Ruth, Neely, to •whom I have addressed two epistles about the Jews, today has one for me. Miss Neely not only is troubled, by the pain that antiSemitism makes Jews suffer; she is distressed to think of what it is doing to the characters of-her own people.— the Gentiles. (I really shpuln't speak b£ the" Gentiles as Miss Neely's own people;' "she is a person who. is aware of no separations, among the Tinman kind. She considers Jews her own people, too.) . . . She fears that human beings can't carry hate -without their characters coming horribly diseased by it. "What is happening to human beings in general, as they become infected with ,a virus of intolerance now undoubtedly epidemic, strikes at. the root of the only religion which quite, a number of individuals have been able to salvage- —the religion of human progress," she writes. "This is a grave matter and a sinister situation." '•• • Some of her best friends are Jews, and there is no wisecrack Intended ia this at.all. She cherishes their friendship the more because they are people -who have Ijone with, her pa the road of social progress on which, she likes to walk. Questioning sen Yet even she, t in the recent year, has discove'red her mind harboring unbidden a u e s t i ons about Jews.. "I ask myself am I "wrong -— have 1 been -wrong in my genuine admiration for certain qualities which have especially appealed to me' a m o n g iny friends .-who are JewB?" . . . She finds that such self-questioning is not to be avoided "when there's so much talk about-Jew's, when the press brings the speeches of antiSemites, -when the radio shouts against-Jews. \ Such inquiry serves only to con^-firni her admiration and her af- leqtion' for the many Jews she knows . . . "Their human kindliness, generosity, daep concern lor human betterment,—• surely these are enough," she writes. "The -woman from -whom; as I now realize, I first absorbed a real interest in social and political progress is Jewish." • So she asks quite objectively, '-'Well, then, what is the reason Jews are as a group disliked? "Why all this to-do against a people who are so small in the population?"

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Chicago (JTA) — Unreserved condemnation of racial and religious hatred and of "the m-en and movements promoting; such hatred in the United States," was voiced With t h e ' opening of Camp a 1 a n c e d meals win b3 here at tee annual convention of •JayrC-C" still two weeks off, Well-b served according to Jewish diethe National Italian-American egistrations are nearly filled. Announcement Made a t Because of the limited facilities tary reguations. Civic League. Government Cfficial Says Counselors of the Camp, the number of regReception for A resolution adopted by the Counselors have been ' istrations has been set at 50 and convention pledged tie organiza<3e Tessan because of their particular only a few openings remain. Camp tion to combat "this evil" with will open for three, "weeks start- and ability to lead the 1 ^ . all its strength and reaffirmed .its recreational and educational &a-~i JAL TOICE j devotion SHIPS SEEKING PORTS Ing August 6. to American democratic tivities. According to present j | principles. Citing the "grevious Camp "Jay-C-C," the first out- plans, one counselor will be asA n e r i c a ' u Lithuanians disabilities" imposed u p o n the Four Steamers Ply East- door camp to be sponsored by the signed to each seven children. Jew in numerous European counCaution Tradeern Mediterranean with "lenter in several years, will be A typical camp day as planned tries, the resolution warned that ocated near Louisville, Neb., in Mission Passengers racial and religious hatred "corthe scenic valley of the Platte. by the staff will include: Reveille ! rodes the pillars of our democra- !! Blanche Kleiman, education- at 7; flag-raising; breakfast; a Kaunas — A GovernParis (JTA) .-— T h e French Miss morning sing; swimming; campEO tlace in the Arneral director of the Center, will be rovernment is completing plans in charge of the camp and will craft- handcraft; dinner; mail I sent -spokesman last week warn- ic ? E E £ l -"~E life." I the Anti-Semitic merchants* orican way •which may lead. to settlement' of be assisted by a capable staff of distribution; story-hour; n a p ; ganization, Verslininkai, to aban25,000 to 40,000 German refugees afternoon s n a c k ; swimming; in Madagascar and New Caledon- ounselors. canoeing; crafts; puppetry; horse- don its Jew-halting activities as possesses modern The Camp p p ia, it was announced last week-at backriding; et cetera. Supper "harmful to Lithuania's economic b quarters, time will be preceded • by a free interests." The warning was voic- LtLLi a- reception in honor of Deputy equipment, comfortable Francois'de.Tessan, who recently and ample recreational "acuities. periol. The evening will be given je d b y Domas SHctttas, director of returned froma visit to the Unitover to stunts and games around consumption statistics in the Eeed States on bebair of the World the campfire. Bed-time is set at j onomics Ministry, at a convention OHT Union, organization for re8 for the younger children and 9 oi tfae Verslinlnkai in Polangen. training of Jews. 1 Addressing the same, session. for the older. Justice Minister Atn.ta.rias Toin&s- B r o a d c a s t e r s D r a f t New j The reception, tendered by the Fees "Code of E t h i c s OHT, was presided over by former The Camp program will be de- aitis stressed the n e c e ssity to nrstjon of the periofi. ^ or foreign Minister Yvon Delbos and signed primarily for the personal "Lithuanire" the nation's cities through civilized methods' that attended by prominent F r e n c h development of each child as -well and Jewish personalities. .' New Tort.(JTA) — Executives as to assist him in living and co- avoided c r e a t i o n cf tension among the various-nationalities. of the National Association of The plan. Deputy de Tessan World Congress to Open operating "With other children. The effect of both speeches was Broadcasters indicated this vreek said, had been disclosed to him in On Evening of Registrations may be made at conferences with Foreign Minister the office of the Jewish Commun- considerably bolstered by a re- that the first effort to enforce the i ritish GovemmeEt t e e c August 16 d off ethics th d d h adopted at the Georges Bonnet and Colonial Minity Center. The fee for Center ceipt of a message from American i new code ister ' Georges Mandel following k andd ffor | Lithuanians which warned that a association's Atlantic City convea- j Jerusalem (WNS-Palcor Agen- members iis 57 per week his return from the United States cy )—The 21st biennial W o r l d non-members §10. A registration | projected campaign by a Verslin- tion, under which sale of radio ' where he had discussed the refu- "Honist Congress will be attended fee of SI is charged at the time I i Q k a i delegation to the United time for presentation of ccrtro- j _ gee situation with George Back- by approximately 550 delegates of enrollment. States -was doomed to failure if versial issues is prohibited, will i for er,' president of the American it was indicated with the publicathe organization's anti-Semitic involve "radio priest" Charles E. OR.T Federation, and other Jew- tion of a provisional ^summary ot propaganda were not discontinu- Coughlin, whose Sunday programs | from Royal Oak, Mich., have fre- | ish leaders. He said Erich War- the number of shekolim sold in ed. quently been anti-Semitic in ten- j burg was due in Paris soon to dis- the two years between the sumKits Aliens or. I cuss details of the settlement pro- mers of 1937 and 1939. As a result,- ..the convention put , The test will develop, it was i ject. • ... . - . • - . , . _ t h e statistics show that 1,414,a Praises Refugees on instead its usuai anti-Jew- js t a t e a ^. f a e n Coughlin's contracts 000 shekolim were purchased in ishdamper tone and concentrated carrrmg his I I M. de Tessen, who is a descen- the present Congress period -as its attack upon "alien nationals." program expire in the The dant of. the Marquis de Lafayette compared with 1,222,000 in the upon the Gov- code goes into effect on Fall. Sept. 2i, and chairman of the French Par- two-year-period preceding the last Nevr Je-wish Organization to compel new Jewish en- when standard time is resumed. liamentary ORT Committee, voic- "longress. Virtually every counterprises to employ Lithuanians, Dooms Communities Between the time Coughlin's coned high praise for P r e s i dent try in the "world reported an indemanded that the National Bank 1Jt' LV expire and EOT, the radio Roosevelt and American generos- crease in the. sale of sbekolim;to Poverty no longer grant credits to alien- code authority set up by the asity In treatment of the refugee with the exception of Germany Ne-w York (JTA) — The new owned busiaesses and urged the question, and paid tribute to Mr. And. Italy. •&•*& Government-created single organ- Government to increase subsidies sociation is espected to rule on whether or not the CoughliE proBacker as "a great humanitarian The list of delegates that the ization of Reich Jews, the Reica- to Verslininkai organizations. grams are controversial. and a great friend of France." : Union of General Zionists is of- Bvereinigung, -was seen in a BerDespite precautionary police Association officials said the deShe guesses it has to do with M. Delbos, emphasizing that fering for election Is headed by lin dispatch to the New York measures and a Warning, trans- cision will chiefly hinge On -vrhemoney- . . "The Jew •—not all France had always shown sym- Menahem UsaJshkin, president of Times as the instrument through c i s i o n Yri r x ' , , - * ri authority decides Jews but many —- has a talent pathy lor refugees, declared that the Jewish National Fund, it was "which thir final ruin may be en- mitted by the authorities through t h e r t h e ccode o are relig religlor making money. People envy the nation's experience refuted disclosed in the list published compassed. the Polangan rabbinate, to Jews t h e coughlin sspeeches e c h e s are money more than anything else in the allegation that Jews were un- here. "The netf organization," trrote not_ to appear in public places , i o u s worship procram or discus the -world. Envy begets bate — fit for agricultural work. He deduring the congress, Jew- js l o n s o f controversial suciects. .Taking advantage of the con- correspondent Percy Knauth, "is ish passersby were several manhandled Ko Alternative prolifically-" clared that France had in 1934 vening of the Congress at Geneva, in the position of a snake devour- and wounded in street demonstraFour leading esecituves of the Not that Miss Neely sees any permitted settlement of a Jewish a -world conference of the • Miz- ing itself by the tail -while some tions .after .adjournment ol the fault irithe talent to mate money. refugee group on land In the in- rachi Organization has been called one else is biting chunks oat o* its sessions.' Holding of the congress N. A. B. admitted, en question"Would that I haa, this gift -r- terior " and' that an Tsad proved for Geneva, to begin August 9 . ' body. The situation o£ bitter irony at Polangen, a . seaside resort, ing, that they did not see how the code authority c o u l d rule the or that my parents could 'have good farmers. He added that duris that the Jewish - organisation, heavily damaged holiday trade, \ Coughi'n Epeesiss oth^r tLan con- '. been thus benefitted!" she es- ing the rwax. scare last year, all y must now, in addition to.the tea- ( most Jewish Tisitors having CEE- \ ij-r^%~i:'si^''a^v:""r^^o''. B^V^TI rji-. V" claims. J._ -_..-•=--—---^;- able-bodied refugees in the- grouj* •Geneva (WNS-Patcor Agency)" taxes TsYle'd by the Reich, fur- celled bookings" Et" hotels, "while i had voluntarily registered for ser- -^-Summaryor the sessions of the vy \ Other Wealthy Escape, ther - exact contributions of its boarding houses and places of en- • car7"? the Coughlin hour, vrfcen Yet, she observes,, others kind vice in the army.' 21st World Zionist Congress was own that are likely to take the tertainment were almost deserted. ' cnestioned, expressed the belief of money-making people are not Other-' speakers included Sena- published here and indicated that last penny from those who still th Meanwhile,, the V e r s lininkai j| that the " r a d i o p r i e s t s V p r o - ' hated particularly: There is no tor Justin G a d a r t , Dr. Leon the Congress will be opened on have funds in order to keep its delegation tae United • States i g r rere non-controversial. concerted malice against the.Roc- Bramson, DB.T president, and Dr. Wednesday evening, August 16, impoverished thousands alive and left for Xe-wtoYork. granls Headed by the Drafters of the code voiced the kefellers, the Fords and the Mor- David Lvovitch, vice-president. with a speech by Dr. Chaim Weiz- with a roof over their heads. And notorious anti-Semite Bredis, ed- belief that enforcement of the gans, no movement against the Senator Godart predicted that the mann, president of the World what is more, the last penny will social register -which 1B crowded Government would m o d i f y the Zionist Organization, and an ad- not be enough to pay the tremen- itor of \erslas, the delegation-will code in Cougtlin's case w o u l d on his i n a f lu«nce on •with money-making G e n t i l e s . status of refugees in this country, dress on the position of the Jews dous burden of social w e I fare seek to raise funds in the United j sharply limit his States "to combat Jewish influ-1 American public opinion fcv re-'; They are even admired and emu- making their life easier. throughout the world. with which the organization has ence in the economic economic life of LithLith! his time on the fir and ' lated. The Praesidium will be elected been saddled." Cu" uania." making free • time available for c --PE ' v - r- -<. r-. Why, then, this particular hate on August 17, and the attitude of 4 Ships Seek Haven Xo Funds Arson Suspects Seized j rebuttal. of the money-making Jews whose the Zionist Organization to the Jerusalem (JTA) — The He"The total amount required to Kaunas (JTA) — Several per- I t 5 l eRacial and religions attacks on •wealth (when they have it) nev- brew newspaper Davar reported ne-ssr British policy in Palestine support indigent orthodox Jews er approaches any of the many this week that there were at least will be elaborated. The general alone is estimated at 3 0,000,000 sons have been arrested on sns- ';n e w radio are outlawed under tfcs code, a provision of which is: great fortunes among the Gen four steamers plying the eastern debate to follow has-been sched- marks years. This is 18,000,000 to picion of incendiarism in conaec- i tion with a number of big fires j "Radio, which reaches men of all tiles. Mediterranean with approximate- uled to last until August 20. 20,000,000 marks more than the which swept Jewish towns in re- i creedsE e and simultaneously, This question brings-Miss Neelj ly 2,000 Jewish refugees onboard ; During the period from August Jews hitherto have been paying— t b e races ^ E e d t 0 convey &tto a fault she finds in Jews: They under "appalling conditions." 21 to 25 there-will be no plenary and they have been paying as cent weeks it was disclosed here. - upon another's race or rehEditor Verblovsky cf the Jewthink too much ot themselves as The newspaper said one of the sessions. The work of the Con- much as they, were able. The it should be the.pur- C "> !_' ~ ' ~ lhB a separate people who at any cos vessels, the Italian ship Breslau, gress will be carried on by various Reich's municipalities helped out ish newspaper Folksblatt has been P° s e otRather religious broadcast to must preserve their separate ex- had been permitted to put in to committees, which will be ad- only when necessary, and now, ordered dismissed for allegedly . the istence. They insist on keeping Beirut temporarly when the cap- dressed by members of the Zion- according to the letter of the new publishing false reports concern-JPa E understanding of nankinfi " themselves apart. Thus they m a t tain reported by wireless that a ist Executive reporting on their decree, they are not to help at all. ing a fire at the Jewish township j _ to administer broadly to tae of Jukliai. The dismissal was or- ' -shining marks of themselves. Th plague had broken ont and two of respective departments. The last "There are at present 225,000 dered by the Interior Minister un- varied religious needs cf the coinQualities that in other peoples are the passengers had die. The 650 two days until August 28 will be condoned as simply human are -passengers were placed in- quar- taken up by reports of the com- Orthodox Jews still in the Reich. der the new press law. Verblov- munit made to look lite viceB In Jews antine and were to be re-embark- mittees to the plenary sessions of In order to meet the bill for so- sky had rted that members of cial welfare for the Orthodox j because they stana apart' from ed after fumigation of the ship. the Congress. national militia of Jews alone every man, woman and ;he mass of mankind — a seperThis will be followed by voting child of this number -would have beat Jews with rifles "when they :i i: Fate of a second vessel, the ate people! to resc-ue their belongings OSiris, and Its 600 refugee pas- on officers of the Zionist Organi- to pay 120 marks yearly. Less tried from the fire. (Money-making is applauded as sengers, was being considered by zation, including the Executive than one-quarter of them, howTwenty-seven persons, includthe great American game, excep the Syrian High Commissioner, and other institutions. The bi- ever, have any funds whatever in the Jew because he appears to Davar reported. The Beirut Jew- ennial ; session of the Council of and they are already paying the ing two Jews, were fine5 up to •play the game in his own league. ish community has raised 12,000 the Jewish Agency will be opened limit in 'State taxes and dues to 1,000 lits each in connection with • V with an address by Dr. Weizmann the Jewish Organization. recent anti-Jewish excesses at the Miss Neely finds this fault in francs to help the refugees. i on August 30 and is scheduled to township of Leipalisgai. ,4ne —r this feeling of being sepAn Istanbul report said the cap- close on August 31. "The organization's leaders do arate and the hope of continuing tain of a small Greek steamer not know how they are going to; London (JTA) — P r a g u e separate for all time to come. She bearing refugees from Gerfoot this bill. Unless thousands sources reported that anti-Jewish quotes a line I wrote: *'I believe many had60-wirelessed the Turkish of Jews are literally to starve iu excesses had occurred in the citthat my valor -will prevail as it for assistance, dethe streets, municipalities will ies of Bruenn, Jda&hrisch-Ostrau, has prevailed for 2000 years." I Government the "passengers were withhave to help out as heretofore. Budireis and Olmuetz cnri~£ v;io7,T meant -the Jewish valor to sur- claring out food, water or m o n e y . A The organization may be able to tory parades and torch procesvive. fourth vessel, the S. S. Thessalia, realize something on the blocked sions celebrating appointment by. 1 Mast Rid Selves ot Idea with 650 refugees on board, was accounts of Jews who have alreathe jReichsprotector of German T i " She thinks Jews ought to be stopped by the Lebanese coast dy left G e r m any provived the commissars to replace the elected Tid of that idea. "I believe guard off Beirut,• Davar reportGovernment permits them to liqumayors,of those cities. that; Jewish insistence on relig- ed, and forced to put out to sea. idate these funds. But these, in The demonstrators threw stones ious and racial, continuity jnust • The French coast guard has -Zurich (JTA) — Switzerland's the words of one of their leaders, Danzig (JTA) — Lessons in would 'only be a drop in the buc- Nazi "Fuehrer" and seven of his at Jewish . s h o p w i n dews s.nd and will be abandoned," she says. captured the s t e a m e r Prosula confederates were sentenced here • wrecked window displays. Not a "It Is fine to have been called— bearing 650: Jewish.refugees, most Nazi ideology will replace religi- ket.' " this week to prison terms ranging | single Jewish shopwintlow escappossibly with good reason — pt "them from Czechoslovakia, it ous courses in Danzig schools, it froin three months to two years ea" stoning in Bruenn. i-irst ac God's'chosen people. But I am was reported herev Brought Into was officially disclosed here, and after being convicted of pro-Ger- of the new commissars was to orsure you do not -claim this honor the • North " Lebanon seaport of only book stores with special perman espionage.. All eight defen- der the Ehc-r'.le'pcrE to i ~z ~ tt~ literally. Anyhow, to my mind, it Tripoli, the ship's captain said he mits- will henceforth be allowed dants wera given 10 days in which is even finer to be just people. had sailed on May 25 from the to sell religious books. to file an appeal. j shops :r I;: The Danzig Jewish Community I think.you feel the same way. ; port of Sullna, at the mouth of "You said, in your article, that the Danube River, for Shanghai which now numbers 2,000, has Dr. Alfred Sander, head of the , place f c in the past you felt yourself to but had been forced by a short- opened a soup kitchen for impov"League _ . , „ , , , League of Faithful Faithful Confeder- ! time si-ce t be one of the working -world, not age, of food and money to make erished midde clas3 Jews. Fifty BohDayid Goldman, president of ; ates," insisted throug per cent of the city's Jewish pop- Temple Israel, will be Jewish nar- trial that he and different from Smith or Brown or for- the nearest port. his followers-1 ulation, which continues under rator on the regular broadcast of had maintained no contact with | McGuire. Exactly!' But suppose _ Reich, and protested that strictest supervision by the Ges- the Omaha Round Table of Chris- the that the McGuires,- way back in tapo, are entirely dependent upon Hans and Jews. This program is i a a a Vougllt7o"overthrow theSwi^s Ireland, "had ielt that for some on ment r . relief received from philanthropic on reason they -wanted - the tribe of e — at a o'clock over KOIL Government, The prosecution pro- sa: id a ~ organizations abroad, chiefly the each Friday. McGuire to . be regarded racially duced testimony to prove the de- as: ide f-r American Jewish Joint Distribuor religiously or what not, as disOther speakers this afternoon ; fendants had commnnicat»d thi g cif ll be James J. J Fitzgerald, Fitgerald DepDep ' Nazi " tinct from the rest of the world? Harry Mendelson, local contrl tion Committee. The remainder will party officials at Munich. t h s o r e •— I know:what would have happen- butor to the JEWISH PRESS, i a s are still able to eke out an exis- uty County Attorney, who will Sander and his confederates j of Jevr: - r . . ' ed had the Neelys (probably quite received word that his translation, tence from the sale of their per- represent the Catholics, and Don- were convicted under the 18E eace end c-x.-- r as gifted in belligerancy as the "The: Assimilattonist Who Wen sonal belongings. aid H. Knott, chairman of the , espionage law. Johann Frei, d*s: McGuires) thus attracted atten- ilad—-Tale of a Psychotic -with Only 160 Jews engaged in the , Boys' Work of the Optimist Club, Scribed gg Boys' Work of the Optimist Club | i b d ggs t h s ..^v I tion to their annoying Neelyness. Talith and. Tephllim" has been export of timber, grain and sim- who will be Protestant narrator. w a s gi T e a t b e severe st sentence 1 printed in two installments in the What a trimming they would ilar products, have not yet been two years' imprisonment and live! Boston. Jewish Advocate. ordered to emigrate, their pres- iinai Jacob Names have had to take! 3" esrs> loss of cim Tights. Frei wc.s i ! The story.-by Z. Berliner was ence* being considered necessary "Now is not: this, in. the very tried in Ebsantia, taring flcS to '• conci small, exactly what the Jewish translated from the Yiddish. It is for Dansig's economy. JOr 1 Germnny. Zander was impristJEea i Nazi race —• or religion — in the large a strange: tale of a mental aberi for IS months aud will be depriv- \ Frciiie \Carl Tanssig, Polish Jewish pi"has insisted on? And still insists ration and was originally publish Mr. Joseph Adler, president o jj ed of his civil rights for three i e-dang on. This tooth, I firmly believe, ed in ths "Yiddish Journal "Amer anist, formulated . the plans to the .B'nai Jacob synagogue, an- j years, must come out. Human nature is leaner." establish the Bayreuth festival. nounces that Cantor N. Lewitsky disadvantaged terribly by a toothLelio della Terra (1S05-1S71), j Eupes-" will chant the High Holiday servache." • ••'... Emanuel Steinfeld, a SHesian •'Rebecca Eat Meir "Tiktiner, a ice at the synagogue. „ . !._ i rabbi of ?S.dua, was honored br jj gi-nm. No,; Miss Neely, I reply. I am Jew, -was the first mayor of Bal- Prague Jewess.-who died in 1550, Cantor Lewitsky will coi e from I his hometown of Cuneo as one of | plants 1:« r^.,,. ^ T"C larat, Australia. (Continued on page 8.), trrote two theological treatises. California. i Italy's jsost illustrious citizens. | paper.

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ly "It Happened One Night," which won the M. P. award, and 'Mr. Deeds Goes to Town."

Prof. Selig Brodetsky and Dr. Na- key vfclcb vae usefi to open the fcum Goldmann as delegates to th«j ? 1,0 0 C ,0 0 0 Rothschild-Hadassah"UniTersity Hospital and Medical Congress.

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ed to the national board of HaAkim Tamirorf claims that he New York (JTA)—Tbe trimmed his eye lasnes for one By IRVING BONDERS picture and that ever since they have grown so rapidly he has Not to- Hold Slectaoa for it necessary to turn scisJascha Heifetz . is through with found Delegates to World sors their way once a week. ' I pictures by his~ own confession, something I didn't expect Congress insisting that "They Shall Have started I clipped ray lashes close to Music" Is hl3 first and last pic- when the lids a few years ago," said ture. Since money seems not to Akim, London (JTA) — Eioaist parmy doctor tells me be the stumbling block, it must there Is"but ties in Great Britain have agresd little to worry about but be his firm conviction that mov- once the lashes are cut. they'll on a single slate of delegates to EDITOR'S NOTE: Mr. Belh- kian Republic in Europe and the thifis else, their policy is obstruc- ies are a lesser - medium of exgrow like weeds and faster with t&e forthcoming 2 1 s t biennial stock, JTA Foreign News Chief foundation of the Jewish National tion and non-cooperation. Outside, 1-reslon tot the arts. each trimming. Hy-ya, long, lash World ZiouSst Congress in Genin the following column draws Homo in Palestine. Ironically, the their leaders and their kin organeva, deciding agaisst -holding of Perhaps Jascha hasn't stopped an interesting analogy between two people, •whoso age-old dreams ize support and declare that to consider that there are people and beautiful! elections "in view of the grave the blows dealt by fate to of nationhood became a reality Csechoslova&ia will rise again. crisis confronting the Z i o n i s t of all ages who have no opportuCzechoslovakia and the Jewish after the War, have had to face After several weeks of darkCzech Sympathy movement and the deterzaiaaticn nity to listen to great music exNational Home. crushing blows to their hopes ot To the Jews, and to Palestine cept through the perfect mass- ness in most ^Jerusalem cinema of all sections of the movefiiect houses, as a result of a bombing almost the oamo time and. from Jewry particularly, the Caech medium of the. movies. We questo coEibat the policy of tbe White • LONDON practically the same causes. struggle for independence should tion the right ot a great mussic incident in one ot them, the flick- Paper." ; er places pulled down the shutNews from _ Prague indicates bo of p a s s i o n a t e Interest. The expert like Heifetz to say "no" The Zionist Federation has been Useless Sacrifice * that the Nazis have abandoned all Jews owe a tremendous debt to when he has an opportunity to ters and opened with heavy police allotted eight of the 15 mandates, guards. Big signs exhorted the There was more than a jest be- the Czechoalovaklan Republic and share pretence of allowing the "cultural his gift with those whd sit not to bring in any pack- the Mizracfci Organization three, autonomy" gibly promised by hind the words of one of theto its great leaders, Masaryk and entranced by the music of Heif- public the Poale-Zion three fend the Jewages, handbags or parcels. them to the Czech people -when American correspondents covering Benes, whose sympathies with the etz as it pours from the screen. ish State Party one. The single -Special constables and policethe London Palestine conferences Jews and w h o s e warm-hearted Herr Hitler's high pressure squad We are Inclined to believe that Bearch all clients before slate is headed by Simon Marks, forced President Hacha to- sign when he paraphrased the cartodn- support of the Jewish National Heifetz in indulging In a bit of sel- women/ they enter. Attendance is still Federation rice-president, BarnIst, Low: Home were so frequently demonaway his nation's independence fishness In quibbling because mo- slack In Jerusalem, the bombing ett Janner, forsaer M. P. Irom strated during the twenty years and accept the "protection" of the "Gad, sir. Halifax Is fight. The tion pictures sometimes s i n incident having panicked the pop- Whiteh&pel, asd the Marchioness Jewo ought to go to Csecho-Slo* ot their Republic's existence. age-old Teutonic foe. against art. ' ulace. Tel Aviv and Haifa show of Reading. > By one means or another, the vakla and learn how a gallant litToday, when the question of No Argentine Vote comparatively high attendance as Czech people, from their pre-Mun-. tle nation is betrayed." Ifs and buts are the conjunc- a result of the Jerusalem shut- Buenos Aires (JTA) — Elonist methods to be employed in fightThe Csechoalovakian Republic ing the. new policy which means tions that work In conjunction tering. . ich state of proud citizenship in parties for the first time in the an' Independent democracy that was uselessly sacrificed to tadthe destruction of the Jewish Na- with Lady Luck. If it hadn't been history of the Zionist movement In London's Houss of Com•was one of the two shining con- British desire to. appease the In- tional Home as surely as the oc- for the late S. F. Rathafel*—the in 4he Argentine will hold no elecmons recently, a member asked if satiable Hitler. The Jewish Naworld-famous Roxy—the amusecupation of-the lands of Bohemia structive achievements of the tions for the .World-£ioaist Conthe Home Secretary was aware tional Home has been offered up ment world might easily have marked the end of the Republic, •World War, are being degraded to gress ia Geneva nest month. The Ub'fe status of helots, in an alien for sacrifice to the British desire is the subject* of such intensive missed the Important addition ot German agents were snap-shot- decision, it was s t a t e d , w a s ting patrons as they walked into to appease the Insatiable Arabs. Muni Weisenfreund. discussion, it is well worth while Empire. They are being taught by was prompted by the fact ? But Roxy, in 1928, held over a cinema house to see "Confes- stated,the wbrd and deed that their Jives and Neither the Czechs nor the Jews to look to Prague to see how andecree banning connechave accepted the dictum ot the other . people, well-schooled also "The Valiant" for two weeks at sions of a Nazi Spy." Another that souls must belong to that Man on tions between local alien groups MP solemnly stood up and inthe Mountain who has said that Great Powers that their national in adversity, fights to prevent ex- his theatre, and gave it a terrific formed the House that, not only and foreign coaatries is lacking in advertising splurge that made the they are only fit to serve German existence is to be surrendered to tinction ot its national Ideal. the political expediency of the moLithuania picture known from coast to was "C. of a N. S." an excellent clarity, leaving opportunity f o r masters. ' piece of propaganda but that the arbitrary police a c t i o n in the ment. Both are fighting. And both The cession of Metnel to thecoast. As a result the unknown Cabinet would be well advised to event the elections are held. It. has been said that there have to employ roughly the cado lead of the pic became famous as conquering Hitler marked , the were: only two achievements that methods. go and take a gander at It! As a result a single slate will Paul Muni. justified the World War — the For both, circumstances dictate dose of a chapter in .Lithuanian be named to the Congress, comestablishment of the Czechoslova- that their fight cannot be one con- Jewish history, and the com- One of the studios here has (Copyright, 1939, by Seven Arts prising three Zionist Federation Feature Syndicate) mencement of another—a chapter and two Poale-iSosist delegates, "Better free him plenty of that Roberts Vitamin ducted by force of arms. Forca it is feared, that may not make bought the Gebrge Broadhurst or the same division as lor the play, "The Man of the Hour," as would be met by greater forco and too pleasant reading. "D." He .till doesn't look big last Congress. for Edward G. Robinruthlessly suppressed. What naNasl penetration of Lithuania a vehicle Warsaw (JTA) — The Council Though written and proenough to me!" tional customs and traditions they slnco the s el sure of Memel has son. of General Zionists Group "A" has are allowed to retain the Csecho been deep and all pervasive. Ger- duced in 1905, the story is simiadopted resolutions d e m a ndlng lar in theme to the playlets of aro strengthening and intensify- many now dominates the country Bucharest (JTA) — The Su-tiat the Sioaist Congress proclaim ing while they teach each other economically and her agents are civic reform which Mr. Robinson that Czechoslovakia has not been busy extending their influence in is doing on the air, and the stu- preme Court has ruled that Ital- Zioaisra's aim for a Jewish state dio considers it applicable to pres- ian medical diplomas are valid in Palestine. It voiced non-coopdestroyed but will rise again. other spheres. ent conditions in Los Angeles and for practice in Rumania, thns eration with Britain's Palestine Folly Described by Two They have sought to strengthen allOne result has been a remark- other large cities. opening the way for readmission policy, but declared that it wcuid their discipline and unity to re- able intensification of anti-Jewish Noted English Douglas Fairbanks, sr., played to practice of some 500 Jewish cooperate with British fiemocracf. sist' national extinction. They are propaganda. The Verslinlnki, an Publicists cooperating - with their German anti-Semitic organisation of Lith- the lead in the original stage doctors whose licenses have been The council elected Dr. Cfcs.:m play. The flicker goes into proby the Goga Govern- Weiimann, Dr. Isaac London (JTA)—The. tolly of masters only to the extent they uanian traders, previously not a duction as soon as the release is cancelled anti-Semitism Is' described • in a consider necessary to protect the tremendously important element given on "Gusher," Robinson's ment. The ruling was handed down ia booklet by Sidney Dark and Her- interests of their people. In ©very- In Lithuanian lite, has, after re- present job. a test case involving aa Italian ceipt of large subsidies from an bert Sidebotham, two prominent Jewish physician whose license "unknown source" become a very English publicists, published by Irving Berlin 'sa't much, ot a had been taken from him during important factor. It has initiated singer Hodder and Stoughton. as s.'ngers are rated, but the brief administration of the a widespread campaign of anti- if it had Anti-Semitism, the a u t h o r s been for his singing late anti-Semitic Premier, Prof. Jewish agitation which has been of a song,not point out, is not merely a Jewish the show world might Octavian Goga. accompanied by an increasing have missed concern, but the concern of all the presence of a number of anti-Jewish demonstra- star who has men who care for Justice, decency highlighted the So tions and excesses. and kindness; i t is the deliberate theatrical skyline for twenty Cracow Lawyer Arrestde exaggeration of difference for AT The Government has dealt with years. But Berlin d e m o nstratWarsaw (JTA) — Dr. Leon mean ends. The authors deny the WHOLESALE these firmly. There has been lit- ihg one of his songs to a youngexistence of a Jewish problem tle complaint that the police and ster, sang "Sadie Salome" in Jew- Feiner, Cracow J e w i s h lawyer, Cs.ni.iea. ' has been committed to the Govanywhere, even in Nazi Germany. Washington (JTA) — Sponsors the local authorities 'have tailed ish dialect, and the girl, mimick© Tobacco © "The character of Nazism, and of the Wagner-Rogers bill for ad- to act promptly to halt excesses ing his delivery, became famous ernment concentration camp at O Fountain Kartuz-Bereza on charges of "cheits development," they -write, mission of 20,000 refugee child- •when they have occurred. The as Fannie Brice. Q ating antagonisms between sec"suggest that there Is no such ren from Germany havo all but Government has also announced tions of the population." thing as a peculiarly Jewish prob- thrown up the sponge and admitt- its intention to take action to preFrank Capra and his writing lem. The Jewish problem is part ed that the hill cannot pass at vent anti-Jewish agitation. partner, Robert Rlskin, hare of the problem of a world in the this oesaidn. Excesses Denounced formed a producing company to throes of revolutionary change An Expert Counsellor c a Roots Desperate efforts aro b e i n g An indication of the seriousness be known as Frank Capra Pioand of the clash of .antagonistic made ductions. The two have collabby the Society ot Friends of the situation Is furnished by ideas. The war against the'Jew (Quakers) to' rally for the mea- the recent statement by General orated on numerous films, notabis not the' war aaginst an alien sure but it Is conceded off thoSliucac, the Minister of the Inminority but against the -freedom House and Senate floors that the terior — a statement remarkable the Lithuanian Government to of the individual, which Is vital exclusionist forces have the upper for the fact that It h.ad to be is- hold out indefinitely against the both to democracy and to Chris- hand/ sued at all. General Skucas referrtian philosophy, as the late Pope from its powerful and USE CUSS -EASY KT FLAK—KiEK ed to tho increased anti-Jewish pressure insisted in one of his great Enthreatening neighbor. agitation and the numerous exNew York (JTA) — The New cyclicals. . Pasto? NIemoeller soon York, Bally News reiterated ita cesses and roundly condemned followed the Jewfsh rabbis into appeal for immediate passage of them as "imitation of a policy ii^ a concentration camp. As hasthe Wagner-Rogers bill in Its or- which has become fashionable in always been his fate, the Jew is iginal form. Commenting on a lot- certain countries." the vanguard of suffering. But ter from a reader captloned "A Ho declared that the excesses he will not suffer alone. Refugee Teatiflea," tho editorial should not be taken as an indicaGsrman Quality declared: "In ordinary Tinman tion that an era ot anti-Semitism ; "German anti-Semitism has cer- charity, and tor'the sake of our is dawning in Lithuania and tain characteristics that might own souls, Congress ought to pass stressed the friendly relations pre» not necessarily be associated with this bill before it adjourns,' even vailing between Jews and Lithanti-Semitic developments in' though it may lot every other uanians. other countries, since German piece of major legislation on its Lithuanian Jewry, deeply conracialism is the outcome of dis- program go over to its nest Ses- cerned over the recent trend ol tinctively German Qualities. But sion." events, welcomed the statement contempt for any group of men by General Skucas as an evidence A Real Opportunity. .and women, not because of-inOf the Government's intention to Gr«de Tire» at dividual vices or deficiencies, but suppress anti-Semitism BO far as a Gresvx. S because of their descent, is. foolit lays within their power to do ish and demoralizing and, given so. untoward circumstances, may alBut there Is a general realizaways become the prelude to per- Kaunas (JTA) — Private Ber- tion that sincere as the Governsecution. " ' • . ' • lin sources, reported that a Jewish ment's intentions are, the continJournalist, H. Fink, tthft was i t "Anti-Semitism • has curiously rested in 1937, has n6t yet been ued extension of Nazi influence contradictory excuses. In Ger- released despite intervention by cannot but result in a continued many the Jew was resented be- the Lithuanian authorities. worsening ot the Jewish position. Sums? Stesh el cause he was prosperous and inAnd it may not bo possible for Fink, who Is a Lithuanian citfluential. In Poland he was resented- because he Is ' poverty- izen and had:acted aa corrcipdnstricken. To certain critics of dent for the Jewish Morning Jourcapitalism the Jew is the most nal of New York, is serving a fiveeffective supporter of the tyranny year prison term tor '"Incitement of interest. To the defenders of against Germany in the fdrolgn . ' capitalism he is the power behind press." Draco, Bro&so, Alamintsm* international communism. These contradictions are themselves inSoft Gr&? Iron and SGssi* dicative of the tolly of an agitaStool CaoUaso, W e e d trad PQlVATELY owned c a r s tion that ha3 to, find different exPattor&a and Saeb and paoaenaara dsstflno to cuse according to circumstance c&jrriod in otiscli. travel en oh aro. capenso and surroundings. 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THE JSTTISH PESSS—FSIDAY, JULY 21, 1S33 Iterranean she tasted no -unclean often more than nary oi meat, though she was with, child. I • ~ . v t In order to escape torture at Pisa hare baes nettles. she sprang froin a tower 20 n e tres ' hlsh. remaining . uncarnied • 1 - rTit Eicns'ocl j and from there she fled to Flor' r ' JTA'e foreign eervic« efciet, Kev- I F t f" . ence, where she gave birth to our oi r " in on his first furlough frors LCE- I »f f f v author, Don Joseph iha. David fion in two rears . . . AXLS. gra*-'- it I'WK: Yahia. oufily conssntea to conduct t l : . « \ - c " J 7 1 cv it" c The author breaks off aad week's edition o* the Kish-i'.'* apostrophises himself: "Look to 1 Kews . . . FreS Nettle?, CEC t" iC E r e ' ; " ' I : f t - ; t ' * the ROck whence your fathers EeotlanS's le&eing JC^-E &US c t ' - O* tV P p r f FC ' X -• rfc , •were hewn, sons of Yahia, holy Etasding Palestine Bu?pcrter, rie nation. Look to your graEdiather, ELECTION NOTE: Not long in Ne-w Tort to see the Vori£ 8 This splendid, Infonaativo make annual contributions for tha ia, then the liberal Pops Pius IX the prince Dba Joseph ibn Ysiia, Te3ethis is published, the Yv'orlS TS.IT . . . lie is a. Juiiice ot ths article, part of a recent oSdresa benefit of the students of the Uni- ;nd with tha revolution of 1848 •who sanctified the Name aaiong after Peacs in Scetlaail . . . Arthur Inc.) Zionist Congress trill bs convenby J. Ii. Megnes, president of of Bologna. he gates of the ghetto at Fer- men. Look to the well, the esurcs ing . . . One • of the most import- Lotrie, brllliaat j o»irg poetical the Hebrerw University in Jer- versity of your Torah, the holy Dona." secrctasr of t i e J^e^ish Agency In the middle of the 15 th cen•ara, a city near Bologna, were Questions to eotas before the usalem, is an illuminating, 4QO tury, in the early days of the re- stormed by the professors and And as he heard his own words, ant for Palestine, -was in America on i ia.&z5ti JXCCQ grazed delegates vrlll 6e election or a tual presentation on the history naissance, the Jewish family Fin- itudent3 oi the Athenaeum and "I stood up trembling and arous- president . . . The ofids are soar- a flying ten-da? trip ca pEreOEEl of the Jews in Bologna, Italy— si of Bologna had moro than 200 orn down as a symbol of human ed myself from the sleep of the ing that Dr. Chaim -Vveizaaun Lttzlvi, . . . TTOL KcrCeclis? ?.'. as }%iodcrn Tongue and Is particularly timely and Hebrew manuscripts in their li- reedom and brotherhood. sluggard, and lifted my eyes, and will not be a candidate to succeed Kaplan, retcr-ltsr i~ors, Falcetiae by C<yr*necti-cut U» j interesting in view oi current brary. Four yeara after the date blessed my Maker, that before I In 1859 the Asserabla Kaslonale . . . A cajne that is being on the Normandie l&st veek, cifipolicy concerning the Jet? In of this record, a new decree fop 1 Romagna was held at Bologna, came from the vroinb He sancti- himself n't let bad -w-e&ther Interfere v;Hh heard with iccreasissg frequency that country* T&© Editor. the wearing of the yellow badge nd the union of the Italian states fied me. And I determined in my feg the doughty scientist's succes- his daily coattitutioaal . . . Eis j Etorrc, • CoEn.r (-'TA) — ?be'. heart to preach tha mercies cf was issued. mder Victor Emanuel II was prosor is Dr. Nahura GcldEEnn . . . quatias !eHow-passsr.gers v:r.teti- j Univers.-tr oZ CcmpectJeri. Jm rec- j ed E.SBJ with avre ES he brtved the Ono of our Library workera reIn 1477; -the first Bologna He- slaimed. The first Jew in the Ital- God Who is exalted, and His pure and rain to take tie night- I ojrcijefl Tidc'.i&h RE S. mof'vrv; IBV.- \ - cently handed me a leaflet. It waa brew printing press was establish- an parliament waa Leone Carpi Torah, and the commandments of REFUGEE'S CASTLE: T h e •srind ly cuiek-Etep jicrosg the ] gVt.gz, TTdic'iKinxy 'iv. vticii roar i God -which are upright, rejoicing Manor aa announcement of the Univer- ed. Its first book there is an an- )f Bologna. of Marne'fe, in the Liege rolling tfecfc . .afcrch . Ti&Cimir .Ttr^tthe heart, and to make straight sity o£ Bologna in Italy concern* nouncement by tha three publish* province of Belgium, .now bosses Daniele Manin, the father oi ., ing the registration of foreign srs that they planned to issue 300 ;he new Venetian Kepublic, ana Humble of the earth, and to siow 250 of .the "St. Louis" re'usesB tissky, the Revisionist ie&fter, is | Arts C.ppre*. j students there. Across the-face of books. How many actually appear- Maurogonato its Finance Minister the vanity of wealth and honor . . . The estate, which consists o* about the only rns-n in Europe doesn't think there'll b:e a this leaflet the following words d is not certain. There are at luring the war with Austria, to and the pleasures of raen. Then 100 acres and a fine group cf •who war soon . . . He expects the | v.-Re contained in s. ruling: i t the are printed in. red*. • any rate four extant incunabula both of whom bronse memorials I, insignificant one, decided to buildings, once -was the property Siicvrdo-rs come in Qctoi>er but j ease o£ Leo VCilenst;' CL Moofius. compose books in a threefold "Gli student! Ebrei stranieri from thla press, the Psalms, two were erected by a grate ful peoof French Jesuits expelled from is confidentto one side will rield chain to ba called "Torah-Light," non possono ottenere rammlssiono ditionS of tho Pentateuch, and ple, Isaac Artom the secretary of Combes . . . More recently it was . . . A Chicatn&n Tho speaks He- j UiiiYGrrity'i ccTr.tr-}.t';f€- or f-r.^.nlw.phe Five Scrolls. alia Universlta Italiane." Savour, l'Oper the courageous "The Wsy of Life," "The Candle used as a military school and brew was the ciliiOEth vieStor to | tic Etsnfiing to be p'rrnutet! t.c of the Commandment." later was rested to Jesuit refu• This might well have been tlio riend and counsellor of Mazzini, With the expulsion of the Jews the Palestine PaVilien, and. WEB j take E Vifidi&h reaflini; l-p.ryf.e.-ice Single Boole gees expelled from Spain . . . leaflet of any other Italian TFni* !rom Bpain and from Portugal iU2zati, Modigliani — is there presented, isrith & TaezEii7,E.fe . . . i test to BE.ti&fy the recuirersiprJ. -or TerBlty. ChancB brought-into-our rom 149a onwards, mauy of the eefl to recall the distinction and Only one ot these say the light The Hafi&SEEh contineect tc the hands the leaflet of the Univer- wanderers found a rerugo in Italy, devotion with which the Jews of of dayt for Don Joseph iba Yahia TRAGEDY SKIP: Speaking of World. Sioniit CctiereEE has alAt least one year etu^.y r? F sity of Bologna, and on that ac- and not only from Spain and Por- Italy have in countless ways serv- died a year after in tha town of the "St. Louis" refugees recalls re&iy booted passage . . They're count I have been looking into the tugal, but also from the oppres- d their, fatherland? that the Hamhtirg-Araerika line jroiEg on the Q-ueea Mary at the ! modern lEncuagre and paf«RE:e 1of s. Imola, near Bologna. history of the Jews there. ions of Germany and of Poland. If you ask for the secret cf Is- is worried about the liner's repu- enfl of the Eoath . . . A mmbef j reading test iu the same -vraj or Always throughout the black throughout his tation as a tragedy ship . . .And &f the EOA fitlegates infer, fet the j t,z? otter Biociern. tenrne ie ?eHOTST remarkable- that for tho The great German huirtanlst Jo- night of Israel's history, there rael's salvation i quired "or the arts degree. People Israel there seems to be hann Reuchlin, w h e n visiting are beacons of light. Let xae give exiles and his' continued, existence is spending a young fortune adto this day, look to this small vertising its luxury cruises—with nothing new under the sun. Tho Rome for the third thna in 1497- an instance from Bologna. Let Vt iJ-i cycle of its life repeats itself with 99, devoted himself intensively to There is & little - book called book as a symbol of the answer. debarkation points assured . . . never-wearying recurrence. Every- the study of Hebrew with Rabbi "Sefer Torah Or," "A Book of I t does not happen to occupy a f©r Thrt ' '.. GASTRONOMIC NOTE: Harry ing has already been. Who knows Obadiah ben Jacob Sforno of Bol- Torah-Light." Its author is Don place of great renown in Hebrew Hershfield, the humorist,, for how long it 'will all continue ogna who later established a scat oseph ibn Yahia. It was publish- literature. The r.'i of learning in Bologna. to be? d at the Hebrew press at BoloA. son of Portuguese Jewish ref-#^ en-ding st Anilron'g Mountain we Reuehlin became the fir?t pro- gna and is dated exactly 400 years ugees composed it in the town of House, *Haines Falls, N. T., was The first record of a Jewish Community in Bologna dates from fessor of Hebrew in & <3urman un- ago last Feast of Tabernacles. It Imola, near Bologna. It was print- introfluced to JTA'B Danny Schorr the 4th Christian century, before versity. There is no need tc ex- la a book dealing with Ultimate ed in Bologna 400 years ago . . After a few minutes of conwhence it migrated — who knows versation, Dancy excused" himself, Christianity had been proclaimed patiate hero on hia truly Christian Happiness. The genealogy of the Yahia in the hands of what relugea cr explaining he -was Etarrea anfi the official religion of the s Roman attitude In combatting the sland* era against tho Jews contained in ?.mily goes back to the year 1050 pilgrim? — to Jerusalem, first was on his way to the fllnlns Empire.the book "Handsplegel • by ths it Lisbon, Portugal, and In the to the Don Isaac Abrafcanel Li- room . . . "I eee," cracJiea Harry, Expelled in 12th Century .ntrdduetion to this little book hrary, named in honor of that "a gentlernsn of the fress" . . . . The first expulsion of tho Jews Jewish apostate Pfeftorkorn. the author describes in detail the great aad learned Spanish refufrom Bologna of which there is New Accosatlc&s HEALTH NOTE: Justice Louis L record is of the 12 th century. Yet At the beginning of the lGth sufferings of his grandfather Don gee, and it is now — a a y the it was in this century that -the century the Jaws of Bologna -were Joseph after whom he is named. Guardian of Israel keep it ss rest D. Brandeis is ailing at his ChathJews of J3olpgna presented :an acfrused of trying to set fire to Don Joseph the elder was the here — in the collection e£ tha am, Mass., home . . . Hasn't beea receiving any visitors lately . . . ancient scroll of the Pentateuch the city, and in 1553, on the Jew- richest and most prominent Jew Hebrew University. to Fra* Aymerico of the Domini- ish New Year, copies of the Tal- of Portugal. In the year 1495 Aa long as Israel can loo£ to Dr. Stephen E. Tv'ise is ditto at hi* can Convent. It was • so old that mud and of the Bible were public- King Don Joan decided "to com- the Rocfc whence he is hewn., and A-dlrondaeks retreat . . . And M. it had been ascribed to Ezra tho ly burnt in Bologna and other pel the children of Israel to will ask the elders and they will M. L'ssishtin is ttkizg a rest cure Scribe. The books ot l u m b e r s and Italian cities. The long and tragic change their religion both far and tell him, as long as Israel, when at Evian-les-Balns, France . . . from ol! six \KT.v??i tr i-i ^ '•;•;• *.- tckr pert. G«t be««t Deuteronomy of this scroll are controversy over tha Talmud JS near. He though In his wayward tortured, can sanctify the Name FINANCIAL NOTE: The Jewstill to be found at the Library of well known, aad I want merely to heart: 'If I can draw the great in the face of his tormentors, aa ocqueintcd vi!* C^'^-'f ' ' " - *'='" t-Trc^ef thet the University of Bologna, togeth- cite- a few words from a- letter into my net, the others will do long as Israel can cciapase bosks ish National Fund has a huge colover S2B£,0DC,Cr c 'T;.- V r'^ (•''•] r-*r5T er with other Hebrew manuscripts written'to Reuchlin by the head likewise, and they will all then of Torah-Light and firinfe fron lection "box at the Palestine Paof various kinds. of the Augustinl&ns in Rome, Ae- be brothers alike.' And he sent faithful wells, he need not fear vilion in the Vv'crli'e Tk.it . . . The biggest bos cf its kind in the In the 13th century the Jews of idius da Vetarbd: "Figatinrf at to the old man saying: "The King the wrath of Sings. locel industry—-crirV C" A single small and withered country, it is the J N. F.'E cSarap Bologna and neighbordlng fils- your Elde la righting for the light commands you. Go down and do ' tricts were' confined to ghettos against the darkness, and it is his will and he will giv-e you rule hook, if it have within it Torah- money maker . . . T&l;ir.£ la a total of $10 0 daily . . . Tk'hich is our purpose to serve -not the Talover the cities of Braganza.' Upon Light, is more to be valued than for the' first time. This was but a few' years after the burial of mud alone but the Church Itself.' hearing this the old man wept all the false "Aryan" science ^ In our own daya the fight and prayed to God. And he took which spreads dartness in the Dante who had found refuge in of today, built as ther are near-by Ravenna," a fugitive from against Judaism Is & fight against with him his three sons and fled world and the poison ol fieath is j empires upon greed, upon the beast in Christianity us well. The present with them before the wrath of the souls of men. the wrath of tyrants. Brewerr Vorkwt man, upon the hypocrisy cf their Pope is iully alive to this. Hia the king." Witness It was only a few years after is Essey Canre*!"holy men," thcia empires among tho few voices address, Italy the erection of the well-known ing theinselvHS not to brute force In these days I often feel, and are built upon slavery and the After fearful wanderings they It is doubtless thus with most cf spilling cr t'.ood, a r i upon the monument over his grave that the the conscience of mankind. reached Italy. At Pisa they were us, that I had eeen with my cwn torture and torment cf human beJews were enclosed in the ghetto. butTotoreturn the lGth century, thrown Into chains and tortured. eyes the rise ot powerful cations ings. His burial monument is pointed to the Jews of to Italy were enclosed with reverence by.Italians. What in their ghettos again. It waa al- At Ferrara they were tortured and kingdoms and their downfall It is the fate, lie task cf Israel would the- refuges author of the most impossible, for thgfii to earn again on the charge of giving aid — Egypt, Assyria, Babylon, Per- to bear true witness to this. The EMPLOYEES OF OMAHA BREWERIES Divina Commedia ^ think- of.v_th© their bread. "They were "forbidden to Spanish an& Portuguese cryp- sia, Greece, Rome — expires as Eternal One el Irrael will ffiot befate pi the Jewish'refuBees from the practice of their professions, tic Jewish refugees who wished to mighty of those ot today. tray. to Judaism. "And in all If Israel is called an historical Italy today? Yet"again a change} under.Pop& return Pius IV, the Jews of Italy were this the old man did not sin with people it means but this, that the It may be of term interest to note that the very "ghetto" is granted greater freedom,, and in his lips. He prayed continually whole history of Israel is alive Replace Ycur Wc£t£n.jhar*:.c-c vath a V presumed to be an Italian word, Bologna alone there la record of to his God, though his loins were for us today, that our sense or broken, and he died a martyr's history is made keen andjieep by although the-Jews had been herd- eleven synagogues. death, and his bones were buried unceasing tragedy, and that we ed Into enclosed quarters of Gorman cities before'the term "ghet- " But the succeeding Pope de- near the prophet Hosea, the son share the life and the sufferings i to" is used. This would seem to creed- tha -expulsion of the Jews of Beeri, in Thy midst, Land of and the hopes of our people through all its generations. be an early instance of collabora- from all Papal territories, and w«j Jerusalem." tion betfeen the members of the know- of S00 Jews who were tho We eeem to see even now with The author's mother Dona also Rome-Berlin Axis. last' to leave Bologna in 1569. Six- had fled from the wrath of tha our own eyes, and our children or At the close of the 14th cen- teen yeara~ later they were per- king, and all the five months that our children's children will look LT ^ITC • she was on shipboard on the Med back upon, th& downfall cf these tury two brothers built at Bolo- mitted to return. At that timo there lived IIL Bolgna what was then regarded as one of the most beautiful of -Xtal-* ogna the forerunner of modern Jewish humanism, Asaria de Hos iar synagogues. si. 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Perfidious Albion Rides Again. Ostensibly because of illegal entries, Great Britain ha; suspended all immigration into Palestine .'until; October 1. An added threat warns that if efforts are not made to bring a halt io thi£ smnggling of human beings, there will be an indefinite suspension of immigration—which will mean the.complete sabotage of the Jewish homeland. Thus Britain carries out her mandate. This is an unusually drastic measure. It is more than just an act of retaliation or punishment. It reveals.that Britain is anaibus to stop more than immigration. As yet her purposes are not quite clear, for the British colonial office has a tendency to work best in a murky haze. . . When the last "White Paper" was published, righteous anger was expressed by the Jews, but there was a tendency on the part of most to accept Britain's action as an expedient of the moment. Zionist leaders seemed to appreciate Great Britain's uncomfortable position. Co-operation was offered Britain in the strengthening of the British hand. . .-'. . A few in disagreement with the Palestine leadership attempted a counter-attack of. terror. Not without some logic, this dissident minority reasoned that if Britain capitulated to Arab terrorism perhaps that was the method to use to make the colonial office understand Jewish aims. They had witnessed the apparent indifference of British officials to Arab terror. Not until a British official was killed did the government take any strong action to curtail the terrorist activities. The British government has been angered by this agitation of the Revisionists—so angry she has instituted a reign of terror of her own. Jews walking on the streets of Jerusalem have been stopped and beaten by British officers^ Jewish homes are searched indiscriminately. Apparently Britain has been awaiting an opportunity to. give the Jewish homeland its final blow. Immigration is to be stopped. . The last few weeks, it is true, have seen a tremendous increase in illegal immigration. Unwanted refugees have been put on ships against their will and shipped out of their native, lands. They have turned to Palestine as the only place in the world where they might expect a welcome. Instead they are now greeted with bayonets and, if permitted to land herded into concentration camps. : o o o © There is nothing in English jurisprudence that demands a whole people should be punished for the legal infractions of th© few. The Jewish people have condemned the action of the extremists. They co-operated with the Mandatory, government whenever co-operation was sought. However by this last act of Colonial Secretary MacDonald, the leadership of Palestine Jewry, has been grabbed from the moderates and thrust into the hands of the extremists. The position of those who*have counseled co-operation with Great Britain has been undermined. . Nor has the action of the government tended to quiet the Arabs or increase their confidence, for the move is interpreted in both Jewish and Arab circles as meaning Britain desires Palestine to be kept in a state of turmoil. For reasons known only to themselves, the British seem to want a "disturbed Palestine." o o o © " The Chamberlain government is responsible for this outrage as it was responsible for the betrayal of the Czechs. It is a government that recognizes no principle of justice and lollows a policy of self-interest. This is not representative British opinion, but the work of a small group of willful men whose purposes aredear to no one—perhaps not even themselves. By this last stroke Britain leaves no doubt that she has departed from the ways of the democracy. Those who prate of an 'ideological' war in Europe, no longer have a foot on which to stand. Ideologically the government of England stands closer to that of Nazi Germany than to the few remaining democratic nations. The entire period of post-war history is a series of betrayals with Britain acting the role of a chronic Judas. Fbr a little while we were fooled by her protestations of good intentions. Britain remains the Britain of old, a little weak-kneed perhaps, bqt certainly no more honorable than when.she went about grabbing up far corners of the earth. . r .

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Xieople who feel Africa will be a safer place for them when the expected war breaks out. To stop this exodus, the German government has forbidden the publication of literature on th Foreign Legion. . A third instance of Nazi failure is being experienced i the foreign field. One of her efforts was directed to pouring propaganda into Latin America so that she could gain an economic and perhaps even political foothold. Great broadcasting stations send out programs of news designed to entangle the South Americans to the German web. An American station, not so powerful or as well-subsidized has virtually cut out the German broadcasts. The natives o South America voice as first objection to the German station the propagandist nature of its news. They recognize the bia, and unlike the Germans who have no choice, refuse to listen. Their second objection is even more surprising, considering the reputation of both Germans and South Americans—the broadcasts-are undependable as far as the time element is concerned. . In themselves these above-mentioned incidents mean little. Yet they are symptoms.- They reveal the consequences of-Germany's war-economy; they reveal the fears of the German population; they reveal the awakening of the world to the menace of Nazism. . •

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God saw all that Hs had ras.de, and behold, it n ? { very—"O. Kl» ' rr .Would that the-conditions of the world were such, ili^i il might be stamped with God's imprimatur, "0. K." That tie ytjCT i-r. pass-word and trade-mark of all that goes on in human affairs, vr Tort. (,'TA) Denounc* in national conditions and international relations, might be "0. BIBLE "F.clio priest" Charles E« Ii€ VTIEC turnetn a v e r his ear Cor.cfciin as &n anti-Semite, "a KJ'l. That the world would at last be restored to sanity. That from hearing the law, even his c c m p o under oi stories" and & inhuman persecution, hate, prejudice, discrimination, injustice prayer is an aboniniation. j speculator ic silver, Elliott Roosei of-every sort, wickedness and evil of every kind, might cease! When the- righteous exult, there I velt, son o£ the President, last great glory, but when the wick- j week declared Sn ?, radio address That love, sympathy, brotherhood, friendship might animate is ed rise, men must be sought for. j that "even censorship might not all-hearts! That peace, as the reward and blessed fruit of He who causett ME transgres- be too high a. price "to pay if it shall not prosper, but whose f-rill help insulate us against tha righteousness might reign 1 That happiness, the true heritage sions confesseth and forsaketh them j anti-Semitic orator^ of the radio of man, might fill and expand every human heart with pure shall obtain mercy. Oak, Mich.'« j priest cut in TAL3IU3 .o answer tha I He invited Cm innocence and joy! That wars should be no more, nor any Silence is the cure o charE-ps OR one of Ins regular trt» came vreekly broadcasts over the Mil* cruelty or wrong! That man were indeed "a partner with God" thing. When Rabbi Diman everythe land cf Israel he said tnal Broadcasting System's nain the work of creation! Building the moral universe while from that there they say: "A word is tional network, an offer which, enjoying the physical! Then might the very angels exelaira, worth a sela (a dollar) and si- ; y-as accepted. td in heavenly chorus, the words echoing from every corner of the ience two." '"Despite the fact that his own Rabbi Samuel Ben Martha said: cb.urchiP.er. as well as Jews have cosmus—like those of the seraphim that Isaiah heard proclaim- "The study of the Torah is move been relentlessly p e r s ecuted iii~< ing the Lord of Hosts as "Holy! Holy! Holy!"—"O. K!" "O. important than the building of the Grmany Coi-ighUn's shrine has be* -\\ Temple." (Because is 1S65 come a clearing house for Quest- •> K!""0. K!" years since the destruction of the ior.able propaganda which the and the Jews not only Nazis make the fullest use of, Then all would feel admonished snd inspired, as the maiden Temple survived but also increased in most oi rather Coughlin's antiin the simple, familiar poem: large numbers, so we new have Semitic views have been taken up about 16 million Jews the vrorld by the Nazis and widely Quoted "Rs good, kind maid, asd let who will fee clever over. But if the Jews would Quit • Do nobls deads, not dreaa thea, all day long; studying the Torah, the Jewish j D German? The Heel of Achilles : race would be a thing of the past The tragedy of the last few years has been so oppressive * And then make -life, death, sad that Vast Forever . in less than a century.) Ona Grand 8-sreet Song." The charitable collectors would Community Calendar that the famed Jewish sense of' humor, that has helped us hide themselves when' they saw FKOM JULY 24 TO JULY 27 overcome so many an.unhappy occasion, seems to have disap^ Elazer, the man of Birtha, be- Monday, had fallen off the head of a poor cause July 24. they knew he would give peared. Under the bewildering assaults of the past few years Jew who was forced to run away everything he had. One day Workman's L o a n , 8 p. m., through two lines of soldiers he went out into the market to Rooms C and D, Jewish Communhumor has seemed out of place. lashing him fiercely with their Center. the -wedding outfit for his ityOrchestra A. A. ROBACK But once more it is back, back to trap the anti-Semites knotted whips. He ran -without buy rehearsal, 7:30 p. m., daughter's wedding. The colleca murmur, although his body was tors of the charity observed him, auditorium, Jewish Community For years now pompous bodies have issued serious apologetics TISHA B'AV .REFLECTIONS lacerated and bleeding profusely. and hid themselves. However, he Center. Tbe Use of Martydom aimed at combatting the lies and fake charges. These have all At one point; the whips had pursued A. Z. A. No. 100, g p. m.. swiftly and said:- "I Rooms the warrior, the martyr thrown his skull-cap to the G and H, Jewish Communbe carefully ignored. The detainers are not interested in truth is Unlike cause you to swear that you will generally only passive, and ground. He missed it after a few ity Center. tell me for what purpose ye are or intellectual pyrotechnics. They have an axe to grind and therefore arouses commiseration paces, and walked back to pick collecting." and. they answered: Tuesday, July 35. rather than admiration. There it up. A. Z. A. No. 1, 8 p. m., Rooms they mean to grind it regardless. "We are collecting money for the are, of course, martyrs of differC and X>, Jewish Community CenAnd as the third gift was acwedding outfits of two orphans Now a group of New Yorkers have found the heel of ent degrees. The martyrs of ol3 cepted, a heavenly voice uttered who are about to be married." He ter. refused to veer an inch from July 26. Achilles. Cards are being distributed" on the streets of New who their principle "were, by virtue of these words, "These are truly said: "I vow that they have pref- Wednesday, I. W. O., 8 p. m., Rooms C and gifts of surpassing fair- erence over my daughter," and he York by serious-faced young men and women who bewail the their resistance, heroes, some- beautiful times even surpassing the fight- ness. They may be of no practi- gave them everything he had, D. Jewish Community Center. influence of spectacle-wearers. Congress is over-run with ers cal use. They may not even serve leaving one zuz, for which he proin their courage. Bey Scouts, 8 p. m., lodge for show—but they are es- ceeded to buy some wheat, and spectacle-wearers; the wealth of a-nation is under the control To the martyrs of our Owa quisite." deposited it in his storehouse. room, Jewish. Community Center. time, it is not given to exhibit of spectacle-wearers j-the Statue o£ Liberty is pictured as wear- that quality which the martyrs of Thus did the great Jewish poet When the mother came, she asked interpret Jewish ideaiisni E.S her daughter: '!Wlis.t did fatter ing spectacles, forced on her by these insidious people. Nutzi- religion have always been ex- something spiritual, above the bring you?" AM the daughter re-1 For R.er>t S.B32 N. 19th tolled for. They of our own beIand has chased out the spectacle-wearers. It is the solemn nighted furday axe not allo-wed the utilitarian. Thus, too, may New plied: "All that he brought fee | twe os- three rooms England transcendentalism have deposited in the storehouse." She ] xueiiecl or unfuvmshed. Bills obligation of people to read "Social Duty" the magazine that slightest opportunity of dying for its use, just as this very folk-tale then went to the sorehouse and a principle. They have no choice. paisL WE EG2S. exposes the machinations of the spectacle-wearers. They are thrown into a concen- serves a purpose in, at least, tried to open the coor. She noticpointing a moral. ed that the wheat was piled up The legend, on the card ends-with the remark that if the tration camp and tortured reJEWISH OUTLOOK; gardless of their attitude. They high and that the storehouse vrs reader is silly enough to believe this nonsense, he is quite cap- are Jewish tradition is inclined to so full that the- wheat forced \t° harried and maimed not because of their acts or beliefs, but view every one as a martyr, who way through the cracks in the able of believing the idiotic propaganda of race hatred. because their grandmother was suffered unjustly, whether he so she could not open vte It is a refreshing and effective propaganda against the descended f r o m grandparents braved danger in behalf of a good walls door. When, her tusband returrec whose grandparents were Jews. cause or not. Justice, again, from th© house of learning, rre Jew-baiters. The anti-Semite racketeers are not worthy of That is really what it amounts to. seems to be the basic idea in this said to him: "Corae and see whet serious thought. They merely need to be laughed out of This martyrdom is something as in the whole Jewish outlook on thy creator did for thee. Arr '-existence. novel, because even in the Dark life. It will be recalled that a ing at the storehouse Elasar s?.v" man killed even in an accident is

"O.K." By EABBI FREDERICK (JOHN I suppose there is no expression heard more frequently than "O. K." It is getting to be a regular word of the English language, perhaps to be spelled okay. Its use is well-nigh universal^ One hears it now from the lips of the most cultured, as well as the illiterate, from the man in the street and the University graduate, from little children and old gray-beards, native and foreign born, white and black. I remember when it first began to come into use; some eight years ago an Englishman traveling with us. on the boat from Norway to Newcastle, England, remarked how" the little English children had picked up the expression from the American movies. The origin of the expression is not exactly known. It is said that "the letters "O. K." were first used in checking up articles such as in express offices and bills of lading and were meant to be brief notations for the words "all correct" (which must have been spelt, in modern distorted fashion "oil korrect!") But whatever the precise origin the meaning is clear enough; it signifies "all right" in the sense, not only of correctness, but of acquiescence, agreement, obedient response, sign of understanding, comprehension, willing co-operation. The use of the word (as we may call it) is not due to the American passion for brevity and economy in the service of the supposed American virtue (or vice? see Lin Yutang's "Importance of Living") for it takes just as long to say "0. K." as "all right." Morever the American's use of words is not always on the side of efficiency: For example, he says "That's right" when he could just as well use the simple, monosyllable "Yes" (I have often wondered at, and rebelled at that.) Whatever the season or origin the word is no doubt Here to stay to become a regular word in the English language as other, even "slang" expressions, have become naturalized and adopted and through the living force of evolution which operates in language as in everything else became a fully authorized and accredited word of legitimate standing, adding to the richness and flexibility of the American vocabulary. It would be gratifying if the constant use of the word okay" could be considered a sign of the cheeriness and optimism of the American character, .which it probably can. James Bryce, long ago, in his "American Commonwealth" pointed out that this_-was the predominant characteristic of the American spirit which explained the prevalent good humor of the average American as well as the secret of the survival and success of American democracy and American institutions. Perhaps "O.K." will, come to be considered the very sign and symbol, expressive of the very essence of optimism, its very synonym. Perhaps if Browning were writing his famous lines in "Pippa Passes" today, or a few years hence, he would

Prophets have been predicting the fall of the' Nazis ever since 1933 when Hitler assumed power. Therefore one always senses 'wishful thinking' when cracks in the body politic are pointed out. There is a constant search for a sign of crumbling* and each little defect is exaggerated. But the weaknesses of the Nazi regime are' not only becoming more apparent, but the expected disintegration is gradually making' itself noticeable. * • One of the most ominous signs has been-thevtragic health s a y : ; . ; : . . ' • • - • • ' . . " ' • ' conditions that have made their appearance> in less- than sis .... . ' /•'" . -.'"The-year's st the spring;.- . years of Nazi rule. Poor nourishment, overwork, not to men' • ' .' ••••• T h e - d a y ' s a t . t h e m o r n ; , tioa frequent arrests, have wreaked havoc on the general popu• - - . .• v •••' M o r n i n g ' s a t 'seven'; '•' • , 'lEtiea, While too nation strengthens its armaments, it leaves .-.-'•':" •"•••' . T h s ' : t i l l - s i d e ' s d e w p e a r l e d ; ' . . its pmpls to starvation. Lack of proper dietary balance Ms ••'• ••• •' ' T h e - l a x f e ' s o a t h e xrixig .' " • • • .". resulted in a string of ailments that not even Nazi-censorship .•••'• " ;. T h e s a a i l ' a o n t h e ' t h r o n e ; " • _• • can Mtle. Aad most startling of all is the report that there*..-.. : .-. God's'*in .His Heaven . "' . : : has been a tremendous increase in the prevalence of-venereal •' "'..; •-.•; A l l ' s O . K ' . v d t a t h e w o r l d ! " ' " ' • " ' * ' • : diseases due-to tha Nazi doctrines of sex relations." ' . And we must be careful lest the very newest translator"ef Another sspesi of the country reveals an. astounding in* the.Bible, with"*, the most modernistic ^passion- for modernity, ereafiS ia tne number -of German enrollments in the French translate the lines in Genesis describing God's satisfaction with P l legion. These recruits are not refugees but young His creation by the words: •..'_'.". :

Ages, Jews were not imprisoned unless some libel had been at- called a Kodosh (holy one). The tached to them. Can the present Hebrew phrase akhare M o s martyrdom be regarded'as of any K'doEhira (after death they are use to the world? The question hallowed) to some- extent paralmay seem altogether too utilitar- lelled by the Latin de mortuis, ian in this connection, but I think etc., is an exemplification of this myself, it is fraught with great approach. No other people has endured significance. as much martyrdom as the Jews. Peretz's Great Moral This statement is so universally It is true that martyrdom sanctified because of its very re- accepted in intelligent circle's moteness from the practical. In that no documentary evidence is one of the loftiest stories I came required in order to substantiate across in literature, Peretz's it. The present time is only a suffering Three Gifts," we find a depart- sample of J e w i s h ed soul seeking entrance to Heav- throughout the ages. The SS St. en, but whea the good deeds and Louis episode is only a slight evil deeds of the deceased had symbol of what has happened and been weighed, the scales did not is happening; and the internatip either way. The angel at the tional character of this episode is wicket had no choice but to deny again characteristic of Jewish admission into Paradise, pointing martyrdom. the way to purgatory, or rather Tve may now revert to our an indifferent realm, where the original Question. Is there any agonies and pangs of hell at least use in martyrdom? My answer will not be known. will turn out to be perhaps paraWhen the disconsolate soul doxical. It is my belief that if moans out, "The worst agony is tuere is no use in active martyrpreferable to nothing at all; noth- com, then nothing else possesses ing Is more horrible," the celes- any value; for it is only thro^^h ial usher takes pity and bids her martyrdom or privation that "all descend to earth again. "And if our rights and benefits have been thou only catchest a glimpse of jros. If it were not for the Amersomething that is surpassingly ican revolutionists in 1775 we air or good', seine thou it, and should not enjoy our freedom in fly up to heaven. Present, it as a the United States today. ift to the pious there. Knock at If it were for the great liberahe little window and. In lay tor, Simon Bolivar, South Ameriname, speak of the angel-gusrd. ca would still be enslaved to And when thou wilt have brought some European power. Were it" three gifts—why then, be certain not for men like Tv'iliielm TeH that the gates of Heaven will be even if that particular character unbarred." sever existed, Switzerland •would not be a fcavea of political refuThree Gifts The soul hovered above towns and villages. It took some time, PASSIVE » I A R I _ . W . . . but the three gifts were found, So much for active martyrdom brought up to the wicket on high, But.what of passive martyrdom, and were readily • accepted. What such as the Jews, harried and were these gifts—evidence of hectored by Hitler's gang, have reat and noble deeds? In the fcad to endure? Even this has its first instance, a rich Jew's horns use in reminding us who enjov had been invaded by masked rob- comparative comfort that our bers who pillaged it of all its own little inconveniences of valuables, warning him that the which we complain so frequently slightest motion of resistance and loudly are but a fly-buzz would turn him into a corpse. He compared with the twelve-hour watched in silence while they toil and hardships, buffets, aad were filling their bags, until they vile abuse, which have fallen to spied a hidden treasure in a small the lot of outstanding men like pouch. As they were about to take Dr. Robert Strieker, former Zionit, he uttered the words, "Not ist leader in Austria, or Dr. Geovg this." The Jew was immediately Mannheimer, Prague poet a r i itabbsd and as his blood gushed editor. orth, the robbers with glee To gain but a faint notion cf opened the: sack only to find it the martyrdom which prozaiaezu contained nothing but sand — a and in many cases, famous Jev = small quantity of ean-d from the are subject to in the hellish cocHoly Land to be strewn on his centration caraps in what us«i ace at burial. to be Germany, we have but tc " The second gift was just an recall that in numerous instance^ •rdlnary .cosasion pis which the the sadistic guards b.ave fce£ soul drew out of a dying Jewish bribed by the kin of the prisons-s girl's limbs. It vrns in a mediaeval to allow their dearest ones ferman town - (probably Nurem- commit suicide. 1 could relate, f i erg), a young Jewess who was possible, a d r e horrible stories iecused* of sullyisg the Host," oy conaeetion with the types of su.l&zins at the holy procession, was enteracsd to be'tied by'her lux- poorer Jews', buA'aaTafrai'd'tatt uriant hair to the- tail at a wild t i e facts veuld be toe revolting orse. asd thus be dragged even at a time trhen oc~ PeoV* taSKgh. the town on t&is ciad are mourning the tortures cf the allop to the •whir of tha •whip. Jewish patriots r.t th© bases cf While tha pec-pie cams cat !n U-e Roman military chieftains ala dress to enjoy this feast or i about two thousand tyears ago. brutality, tlis ciaicr bent down! 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Guss announce and Anderson, O., and St. Louis, July 24, in her home, 912 Her-. tcrium and Expatients Eczre cf • brother ° r - - - camp f-r The marriage lines for Miss kifis whica begins in a cocple cer Park Blvd., in honor of the; " cl Rose Gold of Lincoln, daughter of he engagement of their daughter, Mo. . weeks? captains who will work with her | Mr. and Mrs. A. Gold, and Albert ertha, to Mr. Bernard Demoratfor the coming year. All plans Rice of Des Moines, son of Mr. ky, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. DEPART FOB PUEBLO - 1< and Mrs. Louis Rice, were read emoratsky of Webster City, la. Mrs. Ben Kahn and" children, be outlined. I..-E,. V 3^-L. Miss Guss attended Creighton Those who will sponsor various ! Sunday evening, July 9 in the Allen, Siuart, and Roland, and ballroom of the Hotel Cornhusk- University and is -a member of niece, Sally Ruth, are leaving to fund raising functions for t h e ! he Kovod Society. Mr. Demorat- visit airs. Kahn's parents, Mr. and coming season are Mrs. M. M. er in Lincoln. Chairman, Mrs. Dave Trustees, directors EDE Joe?" Rabbi Harry Jolt, and Rabbi sky Is a graduate • of Iowa State Mrs. Morris Cohen of Pueblo, Col- Barish, S m r i •Sherman, Mrs. A. Greenberg, Mrs. representatives of the Jewish O-Meyer Rice, uncle of the groom, ollege where he also received Ms orado. They intend to be gone for David t Epstein,. Mrs. Morris II. master's degree. He is now comthe remainder of the summer. phan Home in Cleveland, Oh o, officiated in the presence of three Franklin, Mrs. Joe Lipsey, Mrs. pleting work toward a. Ph. D dec will assemble for the 71st annual hundred and fifty guests. R u b i n Bordy, Mrs. H a r o l d Eight tall white urns contain- gree. He is a member of Phi Mu DR. GORDON RETURNS S on July £2 and 2Z. i e e t S. Barish, Mrsr H e n r y BeiDr. M. I. Gordon returned yes- mon, . _ Jewish Orphan home, cT - r <^ rv -,_ ing gladioli of pastel colors were Alpha, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Phi Mrs. Arthur" C o h n, a n d arranged on either side of the Kappa Phi, -and Adelant fratern- terday from Milwaukee where he Mrs. Phil Katz. T h o s e directwhoss governing boanx TTIIIiani ,!g , ities. had been attending the convention ing activities for the Child WelL. Holzman of Omaha is s, mem- j s" ~ly „"" ' •white bridal aisle. White tulle ribNo wedding- date has as yet of the National Dental Associa- fare ber, wss originally foundefi "hon was draped between the urns "are Mrs. Louis Alberts, Mrs. tion. 1S6S by the B'nai B'rith to care iI A . and formed a large bow on each. jeen chosen. Aaron Rips, Mrs. Julius Newman for Civil War orphans. | The canopy, under which the and Mrs. Arthur Goldstein. AT OKOBOJI" The Home is maintained by in- j v< ceremony took place, was covered ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT RUMMAGE Mrs. Ruth Sterling, formerly of Miss France3 Rosenblatt and dividual subscriptions, a per capi- ! ~ with green fern and outlined with Omaha and now of Los Angeles, Miss Helen Lincoln left Saturday • A rummage sale is -being planto £lioca.tion from each B'nsi j ceive Johnanna Hill roses. the engagement of her for a vacation at Lake Okoboji. ned for the first of October fcr B'rith members' dees, Federation ; Preceding the marriage a string announces Mrs. Rubin Bordy, chairman. HaSarah Irene, to Mr. E. and Welfare Funfi allocations, in- i £t r C r t . trio, composed of Frances "Morley, daughter, dassah women who have rummage cone from endowments, and rej ieo Nogg of Omaha, son of Mr. FROM SAN DIEGO pianist, Willa Givens, 'cellist, and M. Nogg of Kansas City, formerly Pittances from relatives of. the ; Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kellner of bundles are requested to call, Wa. Dorothy Diamond Bergen, violin- of Council Bluffs. • children, when they are in a posi- j San Diego, California, arrived 565S to have them picked up. ist, played a short prelude of nuption to contribute. I Kan < Miss Sterling, a graduate of here yesterday to be the guests • All Hadassah members are also tial numbers. Central High school, has been of Mr. and Mrs. H. Lippet for a being asked to save magazines for The Alumni association will j low's Sirs. Toby SilverniEa The bride, who was given in living in Los Angeles for the past week. Mrs. Kellner is the former Mrs. Harold S. Barish, We. 5542 hold its 51st annual homecoming ; marriage by her parents, was three years. who will have them picked up and which she is the newly-appointed celebration this same week-end. Nogg attended Martha Lippett. " . gowned in white silk net. The ruf- the University Mr. prepare them for sale, for benefit Conthwest Regional Director. of Iowa, where, he fled bodice was fashioned with of the Hadassah : Medical Organia member of the Phi Epsilon ON COLORADO VACATION Accompanying Mrs. Silverman lacings and a sweetheart neckline. was 'i fraternity. Their wedding is Miss Betty Soref and Miss Shir- zation. is her daughter, Elaine. The full skirt fell into a long planned GOAL 100% PAID UP for the middle of Au- ley Barish are vacationing in DenBefore leaving eleven Tears ago , train. The bride's illusion veil Mrs. B. A. Simon head of the to make'her home in Los Angeles, At a board meeting of the Worn- j lose— r — " - « ver, Colo. •with lace edging also had a court gust. financial committee has set the Mrs. Silverman was president of en's Misrachi, held on Konday, ! the e WTL train and was caughf in an offgoal of. 100% paidup members. the Hadassah organization. She July 10, Mrs. Aaron Katz, presi- 1 tean ~ T cc VISITED HERE the-face hat trimmed with orange CHOOSES "WEDDING DATE To date Hadassah has over 500 was also first president of the dent announced tae appointment ! score 30-~ i Miss Rosalyn Rosen has chosen Mrs. Emanuel Sawislak of Los paidup blossoms. • thanks to the Jewish Old People's home, and a of the following committee chair- j goo^-^,:-~ L Sunday, July 30, at date of her Angeles and her daughter, Evelyn diligencemembers Miss Josephine Gold was her marriage to Harvey Leon. of the functioning com: men: i the- '•.-- r ^ Joy, - visited Mrs. Sawislak's sis- mittee. "When the 100% goal is leader in the Philanthropies. Bister's maid of honor. Her gown Mrs. E. Weinberg, chairman, • lew'* ' - - ' She is at present returning to was of pink marquisette. The bo- GOLDSTEINS IN MINNEAPOLIS ters, Mrs. Joseph Spiegal of Oma- passed all members will receive and Mrs. M. Brodkey, co-chair-• &T>O*-~- - 1 dice was ruffled with lace and had Rabbi and Mrs. David A. Gold- ha, Mrs. Sol Zager of Lincoln and an invitation to attend the Paid Los Angeles after viisting New X. F. and Tree-PlantT^ Mrs. Harry Krasne of Audubon, Up Members Affair to be held York, and the four states in her man, puffed sleeves, and the skirt was stein , t are visiting relatives in la. During her stay Mrs. Sawis- during the latter part of August region, Louisiana, Texas, Okla- ing; Mrs. lit. Arbitman, building j enwc- > • - - - - > bouffant. Miss Gold completed her Minneapolis. and maintenance fund; K r s . S e n \ and one c ^ % _ L r lak was extensively entertained. homa, and Missouri. : costume with a pink net crown This party will be given by Mrs. Eisenberg, Publicity; K r s . J . Ab- low'* , ,_ c -1 She left last Friday for Chic similar to that of the bride's,,and Mrs. Silverman will be at the rainson, Membership; B. A. Simon and her committee. Mrs. E. : two e KAHZS AWAY cago to visit her husband's relacarried Sweetheart roses. Hotel Hill for a week or ten days. Laytin, MEMBERSHIP telephone; Mrs. L. Rosen- ' A v = i -1 r ' Mr. and Mrs. Sol Kahz are vatives and on Sunday began her The matron of honor, Mrs. EdTo out-do all standing commitblatt, delincnent dues-collection; i two t c ~ '?v journey home. die Gold, was gowned in blue net cationing in Minneapolis. tees who are setting high goals Mrs. A. G. Weinstein and K r s . K. j stor^ -£•—>-•'•-- * -, , e in a design similar to that of the VISITING PARENTS for themselves, Mrs. Max. Cohen, Katzman, co-chairman, s o c i a l ] Glat<- r ~ ' •> * 7 maid-of-honor's. Her flowers were Membership Chairman, a s s i sted functions; I.Irs. Joe Tuchms-n acfi { ket, •* ^ - - ~ Miss Bess and Miss Rose-Lind- TO MINNESOTA Sweetheart roses. by Mrs. Mike Freeman and Mrs. Mrs. Sophie Bothkop, Rummage I the C - <• ion enbaum are visiting their parBy Arlese Soloi Mr. and Mrs. A. Tannenbaum The bride's mother wore a sky ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Linden- and son, Melvin, left on Monday Ben Brodkey have hitched their Sale. I soft c -L-r-r v T blue lace frock of floor length baum, and their sister, Sylvia. ambition to a star by trying to Mrs. Katz acknowledged the i sch? 1 •>,. - r r ..' forra three-week trip to Minnewith a corsage of red and yellow Dear Suzy Q: attain 1000 members for Hadassplendid work cone by K r s . Tuch- j or z *•> t . _i :r sota. En route to Bemidji they sah for the coming year. All non roses. All the little initial gadgets man and Sirs. Kotckop. I The S. A.. I.-..E V e r e swar. =ec r IN OMAHA stopped for a few days in Minne- Hadassah members (there being —pins, The bridesmaids were Miss Lee STOP bracelets, monograms aad Plans were c a d s for the com-| forfeit over A. 2 . A. 100. Mr. and Mrs. A. "Kaplan of apolis. They will also visit Lake very few in the city) are hereby Rice of Chicago, Miss Norma Lee Brooklyn, stuff —.have suddenly made me ing year's • prograr i. A number of ] The schedule for next Sur cla- i New York, stopped in Minnetonka. Sembler of St. Joseph, Mo., and Omaha during warned to get ready "to • answer initial conscious. Among my prise card parties will be given, the : frame, July £S, as as; follows the week on their Miss Dorothy Becker of St. Jo- way to California. call. All Hadassah members notations are Phyllis Sintons in- dates of which are to be published \ Breslo-w /ii?.to Gins? vs.' AMr. Kaplan ENTERTAIN FOR CHICAGOANS the seph. Miss Rice was gowned in is a teacher in Brooklyn are asked to turn in lists imneditials—P.' S. and Shirley Polsky's in later editions ot the JEWISH I No, Mrs. •*%% e s t Mrs. Ethel Soref and children, iately to Mrs. Cohen and her com- —S. turquoise net, Miss Sembler in Kaplan is on the staff and P. I value these two highly PRESS. the Lorraine and Jerry, of Chicago mittee. A. E. flavendar, and Miss Becker in Jewish Social Bureau of of. because their constitute a pair Brook- have been extensively entertained peach. and yet are cute and complete lynl . . . GIFT during their visit here. Last TuesSandra-Lee Eice of Waterloo, The most active of all groups in in themselves. One can find evday, Mr. and Mrs. J. J . Brown of Iowa, was flower girl. DEPART FOR CANADA Council Bluffs were hosts, and Palestine is the Jewish National erything frca S to A on account Meyer Rice of Sioux City, servBacause cf rain the A. Z. A on Thursday Mr. and Mrs. M. Fund. The Hadassah Gift Fund, of Zell Abraha—.son. Now, Susy Q, Mrs. Joseph Tretiak, accomed as his brother's best man. The panied by her sons-in-law and Dolgoff were at home to fifty directed by Mrs. M. F . Levenson I S. Q. isn't it iun? ' wisner rc-st ushers were Eddie and Nate Gold, daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fell- guests. is functioning during the summer j Heard that Harriet Salzman en- | ten park was instead is,.:. brothers of the bride, Palmer man and Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dean, Others who- have honored Mrs. months and all contributions' are I tertained for Babe Bloch Taes- | Carter Late. The roe.?t laciec. Goldberg and William Rosenberg, left by motor for Drummondville, Soref are: Mr. and Mrs. S. Ken- turned over to the J. N. F . Offic- | cay night. Babe is getting t r - from S until 12 p. of Des Moines. A. Z. A. 1 fo'tr^ll tes-n Canada, where they will visit Mrs. yon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Louis ials of this land buying group ; ried the 27th. A reception and dance follow- Tretiak's brother and sister-in- and Mr. and Mrs. M. Freed of are trying to get .hold, of as rauch-j Did you know that Lois Baris' ed for the guests. A- dinner a t t h law. money as they can in order to has left for Michigan and that herr \ Alpha I.Iuat ZZuz. Dzvtr at Council Bluffs. Tlfereth Israel S y n agogue had buy up property for the Jewish sister, Shirley is in Denver with From there they will motor to preceded the ceremony and a bri- New A. Z. A. 1 will hold a trestles National Fund before the restric- Betty Soiref? York to visit her sister and ANNOUNCE BIRTH dal breakfast was held Sunday brother-in-law, en Tuesday, Zf-T E5, at £ p. rr.. tion is brought into force. Mr. and Mrs. JoMr. and Mrs^ Harold BlumenOh yes, S. P.—I nean Shirley morning. . The nicest way to give a dona- Polsky oZ Lincoln ca—a back at which time th= committees for seph Fogel. They will attend thal of Los Angeles announce t h e Out-of-town guests at the. wed- the^New York; "World's Fair/ and birth tion to the J. N. F . and -at" the : irorn the Kew York World's Fair, l i e c o n ; a s year will be arof a son, Fredric Sheldon, nounced. 'ding- included: Mrs." Rose Sibul- en route home they will stop at on July 8. Mr. Blumenthal is a same time to remember friends Saturday. eky of Chicago; Mr. Sam Rabinow Niaga'ra Falls. and relatives on events of importformer Omahan. I tell you that Adeline Manof California; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turkish Jews were ance is through the Gift Fund. a t Did Cembler of St. Joseph, Mo.; Mr.STAG HONORS THREE The recipients are mailed a beau- i n e r ^ f Sio=x City ha^ been visit-1 live in * isnna iiaaer t t e .rectr TO NEW YORK and Mrs. Louis Rice of Des cerUficate, with -the senders ' S Evalya G r e e n baup? Joel cf Passarow.t: (..*£) v i m J.tsA stag was held on "Wednesday Mr. Lou Klein left Saturday for tiful Moines; Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Rict evening, name and their name engraved. • Cherniss has been in Ci:caso on J tnan ^ews were not. July 12, at the Blacka trip to the New York "World's of Sioux City; Mr., and Mrs. Durhotel in • honor of Harvey Fair. En route he will stop in Contributions can be made for a s ! » business trip and his cous:n, 1 "vin of Sioux C^ity; Mrs. Jo Rice ol stone Leon, Ronald Reuben and Harold "Washington and other eastern cit- little as 51.50 and- as high as j Zerline Soniberg is leaving for Waterloo, la.; Miss Fanny Ricf Perelman. Seventy - five guests ies. He plans to be gone a month. 5100. Anyone can contribute to : Chicago, tomorrow for her rscaof Chicago; Mrs. Penner of Chi- were present. the- Gift Fund by calling Mrs. M. cago; Morris Fine and Paulins VISITOR LEAVES F. Levenson, Wa. OSoO. I ics.erday a^temocn, Adeune Rifkin of Omaha; and Leon Liep- FROM KANSAS CITT Miss Ann Freed of New York pman, Robert Deitchman, M r s \ Tatelman entertained at a bridge Miss Harriet Allen of Kansas who has been visiting Mr. and Meshevsky and son, Paul; Mr. an 7 1 • A rr A t i Party for her house guest, Esther Mrs. Morris Caplan, Mr. Sam Cap- City, Mo.,' is visiting in Omaha Mrs. Max; Arbitman left for the JUTilOT J\, I*. A . X j Osherow who is from Cos Tloines ' and Council Bluffs. west coast. Ian, and Mr. and Mrs. Sol Tren' and who will visit her a couton, all of St. Joseph. On Saturday, July 15, the Jun- pie of weeks. JOSLYN MEMORIAL RETURN FROM TRIP ior.A. Z. A. held its first wiener [ Dorothy Lefstein cf Rock IsAfter their wedding trip the Two sound films,'"Queen Bee" Mr. 'and Mrs. R. Epstein, their roast at Elmwood park. . Arrange- ; land is in town and Sara Smeerin couple will reside at the Belve- and "Black Hills of South Dakodaughters, Bernice and Betty, and ments for the affair were made , of Woodbine is ever in Council dere Apartments; ta" will be shown in the lecture Mrs. Epstein's sister, Mrs. Lena by JErwin Witkin, Albert White, hall of the Joslyn Memorial on Feldman, returned from a three Herbert Dolgoff, Selwya, Roffman NAMES DATE OF MARRIAGE Sunday at 2:30. weeks visit with relatives in New and Harvey Roffman. August 6 has been set as the organ recital will be given York. While there they also atBecause' of the success of the f^ f* f 5 / > «•* ^ » ^* • • « *•* *» T " «*i •• ^ *•• ^ t date of the wedding of Miss Mar- at An 4 o'clock in the Concert Hall affair, plans were made to make ian "Weinberg to Mr.-Hyman Gos- by Martin W. Bush. • Assisting tended the Fair. it an annual event. sick. The marriage ceremony will him will be Harold Graham, Tenthe DR. RICH ON VACATION At to.be the nest meeting V/ed £i=^ and Aanircrbe performed at the Blackstone or. club, held on Tuesday, AuDr. Harry Rich left Wednesday sary Hotel at 6 p. m. Rabbi David A. gust . 8, there will be discussion evening for Milwaukee where he as-to the advisability of sponsor. , ly £ Goldstein and Rabbi N. Feldman s will attend the convention ses- ing a Junior A. Z. A. "Sweet•with i'. will officiate in the presence of RETURN HOME Mrs. "William Greenstein and sions of the American Dental Asthe Immediate families. Sam Mined r heart" contest in the fall. Hn, accompanied by M a r g a r e t son, Harvey, of Collinsville, Illin- sociation. From there he will go COST!*£scat Terras Cs.n. El© f TK ois, left for their home Saturday to Lake Charlevoix, Mackinac .IsFinkel, will sing. Arr Patronize Our Advertisers t after a two weeks visit here with land, and Canada. a a_ Mrs. Greenstein's family. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED They were guests of Mr. and RETURNS PROM CHICAGO FROM PITTSBURGH • Mr. and JJrs. • J. Abramson an- Mrs. Harry Levitan at the Ben- Joel Cherniss returned Tuesday ; Dr. and Mrs. William A. Perer nounce the engagement of their bow Court, -, afternoon after visiting in. Chica- of Pittsburgh, Pa., are in Omaha Vdaughter, Rose, to Irving F . Heyfor a month visiting Mrs. Perer's !| go for a week. man of Chicago, son of Mr. and FORMER OMAHANS RETURN mother, Mrs. Meyer Green. 11 Mrs. S. Heyman. The wedding The Misses Sylvia and Lillian ANNOUNCE BIRTH is planned for the near future. . Jonisch of "Washington, D. C , forMr. and Mrs. Alex Plotkin anmer Omahans, are visiting their nounce the birth of a son, WilNAMES WEDDING DATE Jon, at St. Joseph hospital Miss Liberty Cooper, daughter sister, Mrs. Sam Katzman, and lard on July 6. of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Cooper, has their brother, Bernard Jonisch. chosen August 20 as the date of her marriage to Dr. A. Faier. MISS MALASHOOK'S GUEST Miss Helen Persky ' of Kansas City, Missouri, is the guest of Miss Reva Malashock.

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©RABLE ©lV®aei —Betty Srable. film star, testified in Los Angeles for her mother, Mrs. Lillian Grable, left, who won divorce from Conn Grable, former St. Louis.broker. Betty said sho supported parents seven years and that father ousted her from her palatial home.

WAR AIB — Director of the British A u x i l i a r y Territorial Service corps of 17,000 women recruited to aid in war, is Dame Helen Gwynno-Vaughan of London. Theso women will relieve men from certain routine m i l i t a r y d u t i e s . Dame Helen, 60, is a scientist, a Fellow of King's College, London, an expert in women's war work and has the rank of Chief Controller.

HALTED—Secretary of Labor Perkins has intervened to save deportation of Mrs. Madeline Bucholz from Los Angeles to Canada on illegal entry charges. Action would have separated her from eight children born in U. S.

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THE JEWISH PRESS—FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1SSS natory." The planned' g r• 1 r flcbU - ' - r c to the Palestine Pavilion 'will be the initial step ia the campaign. < t ^ r" The Zionist Organisation of America strongly condemned, the irajnigratlon suspension as "without moral justification" a n d • i the refugee re-rtje 'Press "based only on the uss of fores." ICO1? AKD XKiS-V Neil O'Hara, our favorite col-1 -will be grabbed r p by Kcllyvood V saniEt, tells ns that so thorough j before long . . . She has the loots lled Crr," t ~ - F rrc-;,r! Agency Warns I t Will 3Toi c' per., -M and cock-sure - are the JCasis tsar as -well as th® talent . . . Acquiesce l! *.ry c r < I r f:""-" " " they have worksd out elaborate1 EE5IKESCENC3S Jerusalem (JTA)^—The Jewish plans ^ ^^ Di ,»..— B the —„ w-~.~for splitting The-, lats Boris ThDEEEielBKj-, beet;, s •ov ~*TE r£ T" re Agency for Palestine denounced j states ^LoagThe"Sason-Dixoa. line •srho recently passed -away, Cie& &reiser-M res," £ ' t as "devoid of moral Justifica- by propagasda . . On their radio j poor mac, althozgn h© had m Xhe following paper was read desecration, of.the Sabbath, their even if he need organize a new tion" the British decision to sus- broadcasts to England the Kasis millions in his lifetime . . . At . t -1 by Rabbi Nathan Drazln of Bal- tvill must be respected; I would High School Department, so that pend Jewish immigration to thsuse English actors -with a. typical J height cf his, career Beconfi Are- j c \ u timore a t the Convention Of the like to offer a two-fold argument in time he may have soae ol theHoly Land -for six months start- Cockney accent, on tee theory r u e insietecl that October 1. In a formal stateRabbinical Council of America against this view. In the first students sufficiently prepared to ing this-makes their hate hyssas eosnaon let h i a to lose ten r--- ? ment, the Agency .warned that t i a that in Haines Falls, New-York,.on- place. c r e effective . . . It was by,or- tbOEESEd smackers at lie • card an organisation bears a enroll In the Yeshiva. -f Jewish people would not acquiesce aganizing June 27. anti-Je-wiss boycotts. in table ia a single night . . Ee it much greater responsibility than I would also like to see Rabbis to a policy i t regarded as "rale Rabbi Drazln recently npoke the so-called "Free City"—DaE- was vrlto !stro£ueed. E! an individual or several individ- organizing in-their Synagogues or by force." r IE £ t r *fl" ° in Omaha as the gaest of the u a l a atg-wlth-tears-in-its-eyes — t h a t to the TififliEii tEuleseei! or Talmud Torahs a Kindergarten T' In Ci i * fr~ local Orthodox community. The Agency said the British 1." r - r* An organization that is known aepartment for little children of action, assertedly taken as a move Albert Foerster, ". youthful Nail York's East E!3e . . . The- posters C e r ' T ' .- T~E" V cnncuX!CiE£ on§ ct fcSs presenta- fimv " •- f —<v-' r -*. *" . fI 'our and five years of age. I have leafier. favor vita Hitler as Jewish is representative ot tho I have' been asked to discuss to halt extra-quota' immigration, tions T6&&: " "T£fe Merchant Cf iuch a Kindergarten inmy SynaAll cf -vrMcs reziinfis ES that it V £ i. \,Z^z^, r i •whole Jewish people. Such an Imbat or. •with you under the above heading the Jewish people as a Venice,* by Vvilliao. Shakespeare, be L! ;vr ir c r c " c ' ;ogue building that meets daily penalized the following three major prob- pression must be Imprinted on the from whole because • of refugees who last week marked the .sesqEioen- with revisions an 9 a. m. to 12 noon. It is now Ehrv.r tennial of the Freaeh Revolution, minds of non-Jews. This is especlems: education, Shabbos, and had sought to escape from perset&fcefuf '; tr- " VTCk an event which broEght to thefcy Boris Thomashefsky" Kashruth. The subject of Tahar* ially true if the. organization does in operation for two years with cution. ThoisaJews of Earop® that ems.acips.tioa. evening, the- stcrr as Hamis'hpacha has been assign- not call itself specifically Ortho- marked success. "The statement that thft refu- which s e a s of tiisra are still ea» caefsSy sat fio-rn to a poker ee Ere tl r.l,F . r e n dox, Conservative, Reform, or by The little tots know surprisinged to another learned colleague. gees emanate from Poland and Joylag . . . Kes&cfce Ucger, Yifi- with mejabers d his comptny, £.01 .i. C some other -qualifying adjective, ly well many brochos, the signifPersonally, I -would have liked Rumania is misleading," t h e dlsh newssaa with a flair for PC* €fGr« the ni£J:t trts over hz& pCH ' " £ " C " . cance of the Sabbath and the Jewbut rather by the "non-sectarian" ^r * 1 to discuss -with you these probAgency said. "In fact, it is com- historical recesrch, tells ES that lost sis theatre bu EUi Tt ish holidays, bensh zizit, and tell -,rr r" ' -and all-Inclusive na.m& Jewish. iliias to the lems under another caption, "Mamon knowledge that aiast of the " " * r r f >'ir- *-f i t To disregard under these con- their mothers about lighting ths" refugees are from Germany, Aus- an item cf heated debate e.nosg jot Jewish Problems in America." "The I candles on Friday evenings, and tsa* revolutionists shortly after ditions our eacred traditions that ABOt'T PSOPLS 1 believe in the statement made many Other such matters. In fact tria, Csecho-Slovakla and Basils. July 14, 178S, was ths question through the unby a certain Jewish scholar sever- have become Stephen S. .tfise'fc doctor mothers have now re-The decision penalizes the Jewish of whether civil rights should be hasDr.ordered al decade3 ago, "There is no oth- flinching and heroic martyrdom several him to Etsy ia this people as a -whole because of the [nested that a class be organized er Jewish religion but that taught of our fathers for three thousand or them, since they feel embar- refugees who had sought escape granted to EetcrB, esetuticzers country, so that he vr-'Al not be g g and Jews—la that order . . , by the Torah and confirmed by years the true meaning ot the •assed and ashamed to see that from persecution -by going to able to attsafi t i e \v"or!d Zionist term Jewish is dealing a slanderhistory and tradition." LISTEN Louis Lipslty, heir little babes know more than national home. The p e n a l t y v As I have said recently else- ous and traitorous blow to the hey do about bur religion. "We sppsal to the editor of New ressperating £ros i i s recent amounts to closing their t o n e where, the rock foundation of Ju- very people that this organization land to th© Jewish people and York's biggest-circulating fiaily ness, n a y go to a epezxrE v-£n, t r vrtr 1 Children daism is divine revelation, that pretends to defend. • the denial of the only salvation not to print those fate letters, health resort rear Geneva, £6 as My second argument is an antho Torah is Divine Law, and to Last but not least we should to Jews doomed to extermination obviously written by Nazis bat to be on cs.ll if neefiefi . . . Mrs. speak of conservative or Reform- swer to the question of the so-be interested in the Jewish prac- in the anti-Semitic Inferno in Cen- signed wits Jetrisli naraes, "wfcisa. Join Gcnthtsr, -wife- of the supercalled democratic principle of letJudaism is as logical as to say tical education that children tral Europe. arrogantly predict the coming o£ correspondent, Ss Y£iy much ought to get through their homes. 2 and 2 make 5 is conservative or ting the majority rule. the "revolution" in this conntry terestefl la Sionissa. ana €e "For three" years Palestine was Torah, of course, has long Unfortunately, we know that in reformed, arithmetic. My Judaism . . . In casa you missed it, you the prey of terrorist baads and needs no qualifications. It is sen< said, "Thou shalt not follow a many homes children are neglect* the Palestine government failed ought to know that taat Washing- icy . . . A ECVCI by Salmaa (Exodus ed of such an education. For this nine. I t is the' Judaism of yester- multitude to do evil to enforce law and order. Now ton correspondent "whom Presi- Schneur, the famous Hebrew poet, day, today, and tomorrow. Edu- XXin, 2)"..Mob rule is not coun- reason it is very advisable that the Mandatory government, after dent Roosevelt ordered to stand •will bs published ia English cation; Shabbos and K a B I T uth tenanced by any civilized govern- Rabbis and educational leaders in- surrendering to the Arab terror in the corner for asking an indisrill bs abcri 1,£CO year may therefore truthfully bo call- ment,; • Furthermore, religious tol- stitute often extra-curricular • ac- and violating its obligations to creet question about F . D. H.'s pages lonsr . . . .'VThne Billy E.ose ed major Jewish problems In erance is surely a requisite basis Ivities. the Jewish people, makeg- a dis- thira term, -wss the eorrespenSent is getting ready t-o n s r i r hit of all democracies. America. For example, we might have a play of firmness by enforcing im- of an English-Jevish publication Eleanor Hola, Faanle In examining the philosophies Wayward special Kiddush or Sholosh Seu- migration restrictions. . . . Raymond Koley's articles on Erics is preparing t e r fiaughtcr of Conservative and Reform JudThis parenthetic observation, I dos for children. Here, in a home"The Jewish people regard the his brain-trcsti££ dayB with Pres- Frances for s. stage "career . . . believe, should help clarify the aism one cannot find in their like atmosphere, the children un- policy as devoid of moral justifi- ident Rocssvelt, sow running in \Thss. tha Etreetcleaners "Shulchan Arucha" a requirement problem. Our concern Is with the der proper supervision and in a the Saturday Evening Post, tell, that their adherents MUST eat fine spirit of merriment observe cation, based only on force, and among other things, how Jesse into the Cold Spring Harbor es hundreds and thousands of fellow will not. acquiesce to a rule by K trefa food and MUST desecrate Jews who disregard these fundaall the details of our laws apper- force. The natural, historic right Straus got his ambassadorial job, tate of t i e late Otto mentals of our faith privately and the Shabbos. Orthdox Jews in taining to the given f u n c t i on. to return to the homeland will and about the riss of Henry Kcr- (their cnion bougtt the house as a vacatlon-hoae for its Esember publicly, those who neglect their following the precepts of the Tor- These observances will in time not be invalidated by a White Pa- genthau, Jr. . . . Kosrer TTOiJe Kahn, Ottc'e restchildren actively or p a s sively ah are definitely constrained oth- percolate into their private homes per. It ia not the refugees re- GIGGLE DEFT. less EDS, is sale to have repeated, from a thorough Jewish educa- erwise. ' • turning home who are violating oo. tion, and those who do not ob'Here's a. nice little story related over and ever agai Since all Jewish national organconclusion I want to offer the law, but those -endeavoring to by Leonard Lyons serve Shabbos 'or Kashruth. izations include Orthodox Jews in allInthese It seems lieve -what I'SE seeing t e r e " . . . suggestions for your con- deprive them of their supreme The number of such wayward their membership, if the organiza- sideration. I feel that these sug- human right—the right to live." that Dr. Abraham Flexner recent- (Copyright, 1SSS,fcySeven Arte Feature Smticate) people has become- BO great in ation be true to the principles of gestions or perhaps others similar The Agency's denunciation of ly received a phone call asking iathe past generation that one has democracy,' it would therefore for to these and equally a s good the MacDonald decision had theformaticn about Dr. Albert Einthe sake ol religious tolerance obaptly said, "for darkness has should be adopted as the present unanimous support of the Jewish stein's credit rating . . - Flesner spread over the land," Choshech, serve the Jewish laws of Shabbos official program.of activity sug- press, which emphasized that most •was told that Professor Einstein a darkness of Chinuch, Shabbos, and KashrutlC gested by the Rabbinical Council of the extra-quota immigrants had bought aa. elevator, aad thai I should like to see the Rab-to all its Individual members for were German refugees and point- the firm making the sale wanted and Kashruth has enveloped our land. What can the Rabbi do "to binical Council of America under- the ensuing years. By- such action ed out that the Polish aad Ru- to check up on the scientist's retear" down, at least in part, this take to correspond with the sev- and by the full cooperation of our manian Jews were also fleeing liability, responsibility, etc., etc. eral 'Jewish national organizations membership, I have no doubt that from oppression. veil of darkness? The Liborite . . . Later Dr. Flexasr called ProThe fact that the general lack that have been lax in the observ- the veil of darkness, Choshech, Davar asked how i t was possible fessor Einstein how come he had J cf observance and Indifference Is ance of the precepts of the Torah hovering over our land will quick- to distinguish "between one hell bought an elevator . . . "Vvrhere- starts and stops, cf decision in the past with the end in.view ly suffer many a great rift. I reupon the father cf the relativity demur, "The Kestless Age" finaladmittedly not perpetrated wilfuland another." ' f • theory replied: " I cftttldn't Kay no ly resolved icto "Thsr Sh&ll Have ly on the part of the great major- that these groups adopt a course spectfully submit now this paper of action In the future that will to the Convention. e v < it? but rather through ignorance too elo- Music." Ana latisic it i The salesaan Colony FotmSed reflect credit to themselves and Ions, tone *rc of one sort or another, presents quent" . . . to all J e w in America. bow ci ihs.t vrlztxi. cl tectnicne c | irk J c"=— c us v.-ith a challenge. In this the Jerusalem (JTA) — Zionists FAIR FACTS - "'' f ~f Cosmos Jascha HelfetE. A elira but sat- ' re", f.rr.r ^r c ' r - r - r ; rols ot the Rabbi Is like that of pressed colonization activities last in the There's & bartender b t the th Let me now proceed to give sevthe teacher. week, establishing the fiftieth set- Czechoslovakian Pavilion at t i eIsfyiag stcry is VOTEE about l He must always seeks ways and «ral*further suggestions that-.may tlement since the beginning- of tee New York World's Fair-woo 2s a figwe of the great violinist, mean3 to make the people com- not be entirely new but that can Palestine disturbances t h r e e great-grandson of Felix Kendels- the cameras almost tern prehend and appreciate the- full stand repetition,' nevertheless. We years ago. The new colony. Bet sohn-Bartholdy, the famous com- saults In shooting th© ssagic finr? ' value of observing the precepts of should, of course, endeavor to 'utJaffa, is south Of Beer Tuvia, in poser . . . His name is Mark Men- gers from everr at^le. "~ lit!. cp for musics,! honors is Pette: our Torah. Let .him., not* complac- ilise all good weapons at our dissouthern Palestine. delssohn-Barthcldy . . . ISoshe Mererablcia'B children's orclies- i ently put the entire blame on the posal: I am referring specifically Founding of the colony, which zitfer, whos» heroic figure of the tra, the tistcry of .-nrhich Etrtngenow to a book entitled "The Sewickedness of the people nor on was accomplished with the usaaJ Palestinian Chalets dominates t i e ly pars.l2slg the picture. The film th force of prevailing social and cret of Happiness" by the late secrecy made imperative by fear Hall • of Transforraatlon in tbe i s economic conditions. Let him:ra- Rabbi David Miller. for music levers— (Continued from Page 1) of Arab terrorism and govern- Palestine Pavillcn at the Fair, is ia a bo sansa In a popular and lucid style the ther face his share of the probchar*ce to hear Heifctz—at ment disapproval, marked t h e a protege of Dr. Albert Einstein i ?VA£ p lem and shoulder his burden thesis that ths secret of its Crea- to bring before Commons a mo- sudden shifting ot the front in rices. tor: This book, I understand, is tion censuring the Colonial Of- the Intensive Jewish colonization . . . The Pavilion's art exhibit j steadfastly and heroically. which will open shortly, will in, j ' available free of charge and is be- fice. In a biogrs.phical E Ix^tch issued Major Problem drive following issurance c" the The Jewish Agency office here British White Paper to the sonta- elude two other figures by Eif-fo r the pi-evievr of "They Skill Recognizing Jewish education, ing distributed by. the Sabbath Alfer, one a loan item from Dr. EinJJ. Shabbos, and Kashruth as -major liance to those interested enough ssued a statement registering eastern most corner of the coloniHave !<.lusic,"' Deems Ta;-2or reIn- Ia1.es E Dme ealitrht-:-ninj; ansc"solemn protest" on behalf of sation area. The site of ths new stein's private collection problems in the Jewish life of to request a copy. America, Rabbis should, in the .This book is very helpful edu- the Jewish people against the settlement is of t h e greatest grid Warburg, niece of the late dotes: Felix M. Warburg, has been a freOsce after a London recital first place, resolve to discuss cational propaganda, and should British action. strategic importance. quent visitor at tha Palestine .Heifeta vrts visited fcy Geoyee British Jewry also registered these subjects In their High Holi- be recommended by each Rabbi . Sixty Zionist Youth Guards, as- Pavilion . . . Saa left- for Europe Bsrcard Elisvr, vrho -warned, day sermons year in and year to the members of his Congrega- f o r m a l protest. A statement tion. This may also be said of his dra-svn up by the Board of Depu- sisted by more than 100 volun- the other day to look over the "Dca't P'aj- too perfectly- Koth-. out. ing n a y be perfect in this -world These matters are not to beothe'r book, "The Secret of theties of British Jews, for presenta- teers from all parts of Palestine, refugee situation . . . SIT tfce.goSE becom® jsalcne £B-fi tion to Colonial Secretary Mac- started work on the colony" at 2 STAGE A2tf> SCREEX treated in a casual offhand man- Jew." Five Sir Cedric Har3*"*cke is prepar- fiestrcy it. So would r o c tslnfi I believe that each one of our Donald, declared the action -was o'clock in the morning. ner. They should receive beforehand adequate study and re- Congregations has a ladies' aux- "not isolated, but unfortunately hours later they had completed ing to present "Ta& Merchant of pJajtsg o2e yrftng note every • search. The Rabbi should contri- iliary, or, sisterhood.. Practically the logical- outcome of a series of conseruction of the usual stock- Venice" on Broad-way' next sea- nigSt befare r c a go to .befit" bute to them days and nights, all of these women are not engag- Incidents against which the Je-vrs ade, watchtower, barracks a n d ^bn . . '. He -will play Shylock, Ia xsiT &t that and Bsnco Selineidsr, former Ar-weeks and months, t h i n k i n g , ed in any work other than their must protest and continue to pro-fences. : •working-, composing a- message household duties. I t is,~ therefore, test." "For us," the. statement The colony is located on 2,100 tet director, will stage thfe pro- fiebut in Carnejris Kail when ,the i seventesn-year-old Kussian bey that might capture the attention wise and conducive to success to said, " t h e Mandate still exists dunains (about 400 acres) recent- duction y But unless tceytolof the wayward; rchoo3ing words suggest Oneg Shabbat gatherings until altered by the only author- ly purchased by the Jewish Na- low th& isterpr&tSlJoa wsich Gas- fi£»l«a ths critics vith his fiswS been trying i G to I*ss techniQue, t r » musicians listhat might appeal and .enlighten, on Saturday afternoons when the ity constituted for so doing—the tional Fund, which are suitable tave Seaacht aas digging up questions and topics women may gather and enjoy a League of Nations." for Intensive cultivation as well put on the boards for tha last tened Srcas a b t s . As the pro-1 that might provoke^ thought ,and- social "and cultural Sour or two The British Zionist Federation, as for citriculture, despite salinity twenty years, Earclwicke'e ' Sby- gram prosfsssed, ihe cos, a, vio*; linist, becasae more &.z& c-ore en-1 In the true Shabbos spirit. that might stimulate action. at an emergency conference, de- of the water. lock Will have a* h&Ti time exist- coafortibl« Ext&iEE t i s , Even If we cannot be assured The Shabboa. spirit should be clared in a resolution that "no-| ing the protests o* Jewish Organi- nerchief under .15 i® ccaof any marked degree of success emphasized a t these gatherings. policy" of artificial exclusion can sations . . . It seems that Charlie 2ted,'"It's awfully hot ia or even if some of us from past By contacting a few of the worn deny to the Jewish people the exChaplin is back at work on Msisa't i t ? " Te triich t i s - cciE.ps.E- i experience feel that they can-ex- en, word may easily bo 1 passed ercise of the historic, inalienable film "Tbe Dictator," in whicS, inpect nothing but failure, these around, without embarrassmen right of entering Palestine." The cidentally, both xne&bers tt what matters may not be passed over to anyone, that the ladies should resolution added that the measure the English call t£« Hit-and-aicss In preparing the sketch Deems In silence. The sermon a t least come without pocketbooks, . um- demonstrated the "fundamental team are caricatured . . . Holly- Taylor approaches H e i i et z . takes the form ot a protest, that brellas, or automobiles. These ga injustice of the British policy by wood is convinced that Jslrs. Pasi) "About r o t r blo£?s.phy?" he reIs valid only when periodically therings may occasionally be turn- the impossibility of putting it into Muni and Mrs. Eddie Cantor a r t repeated. I feel that this point ed into forums tot the discussion effect" and said it had been taken "I vish rftu'4 fceep t Bhort," the reasons why tasir husbEEiis r " cannot be overemphasized if only of the laws of Kashruth, Taharaa at a .time- "when great. Je-wisb. on account of the bitter exper- Hamishpacha, and other very Im- communities have been destroyed New York (JTA) — The racial stay at the top of the laflcier . . . asTS-crcfl tee artist. ' iences and disappointments that portant matters in Jewish life. and tens of thousands of Jews tolerance of the Slavic peoples Ilia Roden, the Viennese star of 'Bern In Eussia, first IGSECSB'at are searching vainly for a ref- was Stressed this week in an admany of us had shared in the I think that it is also the duty uge." . rdress overEadio Station WWRL of the Rabbi - to , make personal past. A message f r o m Dr. Chaim outlining There is one more general ob- contacts with people whom hi g the aims of the y servation that 1 want to add. Let might win over t o the observanci Welzmann, president of the Jew- f o r m e d A m e r i c a n Slavonic no one shirk his duty by saying of Shabbos. In this connection he ish Agency for Palestine, declared League. that these problems must be solv- should especially contact thosi the Jewish, people were united in Fedor S. Mansvetov, press chaired by the group of Rabbis instead: people who make their livelihood their "determination to resist the man of the League's executive of the individual Rabbi. It is thechiefly from fellow Jews, includ- cruel decree." committee, said . the League was Individual Rabbi who can esert; ing among, others, grocers, bakers, opposed to all forms of totalitar' Blass Christian .Pilgrimage ". the greatest influence in his own:and butchers. ian and absolutist government " New York (JTA).—The newly and sought to formulate a procommunity. , Education rr We might of course hold counsel Jewish education presents an formed American Christian Emer- gram designed to bring "unity t " together and share experiences. all.-absorbing problem, of its own.gency Council for Palestine an- and mutual u n d e r a t a nding" Yet in the end it is the individual In a number of the larger Jewish nounced that it is planning a mass ainong the various Slavonic naRabbi who will need to -familiar- communities, the-Jewish educa- Christian pilgrimage to the Pal-tions. ise himself sufficiently with the tional system lies, unfortunately, estine Pavilioa a t the World's Illustrating tho Slavonic abhor/£k77SntS f immediate problems of his owncompletely In hands of people wh Fair as a protest against the rence of "baitings and persecu« » i with tab, ;—-.'" *•"•;.-.:;•;--, « • - . ; • - _ » : - : British policy on Palestine and tions of the Jewish race," Manscommunity, preach about them are not religious. So in many 1 and present to his people concrete community the Talmud Torah has the decision to suspend Jewish vetov said that his father, a Rus-'Skewer or «-?c:'*»- % cr" t J . T . " J*" - "~ .-" suggestions. - been converted into a Bet Set er immigration. sian priest whom he described as ^«»_i.:.»i%- ires C"CK:^,:"--; '. r-'.!,"Ivri, a mere Hebrew School. Hen The Council, at Its first meet- a "recatlonary in politics, had givSolution Tz However, there is one grave again the , conscientioil3 Rabb ing, denounced the White Paper en him his- blessings when be ft b«53wS«> 1 must bs on the alorL I t he feels joined ' an illegal "aati-pogrora as a "grosa violation of the Palproblem In connection with Shabbos and Kashruth that I feel that reasonably- certain that he ma;estine Mandate" and termed the brigade" in the days of the Csarthe Rabbinical Council of America improve the system, he may wor immigration suspension "a verit- Ist regime, "Thus," he said, "tbe may tacklo with success.- There from -within. Otherwise, ha shoulc able calamity of catastropheis Je-vrfsS pogrons met vrlth no apare certain Jewish.national organ- endeavor to organise an indepen proportions t o ' the, hapless refu- proval of -:evea'BucS..a- reactionary izations -which -with ona hand tru- .fient Talmud Torah under his oxr gees afeekins escape from virtual as my father waii• supposed to-be by virtue 'of'Ms position. This is ly do a great deal of .good for our supervision with a capable ctafl extermination. people and yet with the other of religious and iflealistic teach-Organised by ths• Pro-Palestlnft just one inst^scs to demonstrate ers, "who perform the work of ths hand undarmlno Jewish lif a - slid Federation of America ane| com-the general attitude c ! l a s Slavs fS' & fl f^S Jewish loyalty in opSnly violating Lord in faithfulness." If a t al prising prominent clerical lead- toward injustice aad Istolerasce." j our sacred Sabbath, Festivals, and possible, he should endeavor to ers and - educators, • the Council ~Tb League ^-as described' as laws of aKshrcta These organiza- create a Parochial School, in his decided to inaugurate an educa- comprising American citlsess o* tions give the escuse that they do community, for'this has prove tional campaign to enfist nation- Slsvonic descsst, • 5ncl*aSi2~ Brf. . „ _ . . . . ' / T: K . not cater exclusively to Orthodox in the last two decades the bes wide support for a resolution, to irsrisns, • C a r p a t h o - t E ussisss, Jewish educational institution ii be introduced in Congress, against Czechoslovaks, Polss, XJferaisians, Jews. . • • • OUT country." In -any event h< If the majority of tho STOTJP should endeavor to extend. th-; the "violation, of an iBteraatiofiai Yasoslav and liussisns, el vrtczs. prefers a meal that is not kosher curriculum of his Talmud Torah covenant ;by G r e a t Britain ta thers &r& aa estlxaatsa 3,000,000 which the United States is a slg- i in the United States. or an activity that • involves the

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Miss' GIsela PHI. Miss Rosabelle "WJgodsliy and Miss Sylvia BorBhov8ky will leave Saturday night for a weeks-stay in Chicago.

Dr. Leon Galinsky from' Oakdale, la.- visited his" parents, Mr. and Mra. Herman. Galinsky over Rfcbbi Tieoflpto tt. • Levels of the week end. T&t. Sinai fomple wilt.leave Sioux Herman' Licht, 3306 JackCity August lStbto bficomo rabbi oon.Mrs. street, win give a>3 o'clock of the Progressive -synagogue In tea In her-hOme for the Shaarana Brooklyn,, N. Y.v Sept. 1. . Youns-Judeaa. Club in honor of In' aanouncing Ii's prospective

visiting "young'Judeans from departure, Bab'ol Lev/is expressed two Mojnesj.-Rutn-Smith" and Norregret over- leavjng 1' Sious City Des but raid lie T7&S clad that he was ma Ancher.

"golnfe to aaother-community and ^another synagogue which, ho felt, Offered fine opportunities ibr effective service. , , Rabbi Lor/Is taid't&O,invitation from Brodltlya 'cams, within the last weoli as &,cbiapl6t6 sdrprise. Rabbi -iJowia. tsanountfad that delis dpvlcs. to Brooklyn, tie u e . t iT l4i 4pb k viewfe' fpJr-' tM. jNtolsb • Pfes*. T6 tHe ilabbii gfiipgvtp-Brooklyn will Ba;goiagJja;eSJnoaie. He •was borar'ia; tiW • $6?hi and: spent liis boyhood-'aM/young*m&nhood .there. H§ . ^ a •_:gra3ua£ed from Hebrew -.ITntoji.' Cblleie.ln\CIncinnatlln ISSa.His'fli'gf,pulpit'T7aa in Lexington, iEy. -;.He; caine to SJous City '12 years.^golas a'= BUCcessor to^Ii^bbl iijissJiefeoh. "•• Besides being.active; in'-Jewish affairs, RablJi tet#ia took part In many Sioux City civic, affairs and c 6 mm u nity=: tjfttergf ises. •- He is •president of Iha library board and belongs 1b>the Rofary*Club- and .several btl|6r-.-'organisations... He was alao.Veiy.actiraj-iii-theVgoodwill moveteent .between. ChristlanB

B-'JUXH A regular' meeting of the B'nal B'rlth-IjOdge fwlll; be 'held Moaday evening, July;:24.' .Z.A. i WEINBE'BOAST' • . Twelve > cipiup'lesTwere entertained ;Tuesday-'evening- at' a welner roast-given by:the local A. Z. A. Chapter a f Kiwanla- Point. . The party; met^at; the home oC Eugehe'Telpner' before leaving for the "Point.* Bob: P a s s e r was chairman^ in' charge; desisted by Arnold LIncdln;and Eugene Telp;

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TDRNED TO -'COAST Mrs. Howard Rlpsch,of Los AnNOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF California, • who has • been M. VENGER & SONS, INC. '.'• Rabbi and Mrs. Jacob Brown, geles,visiting for. the past several weeks and son. 312 18 Street are visit- at the homes 6f Mr. and Mra. W. KNOWN AUti SIEN BY ing , with relatives in D e t r o 1I, Tennenbaum and Mr. and Mrs. - HRESENTS: - That at the meeting of the stockMich. They are-expected to re- Joe Bernstein of Omaha, left for holders of II. Venger & Sons, Inc., turn to. Sious.City, July 30. • duly held at the office of the "corporaher home Tuesday, ? tion on the 30th day of December, 1938, at which all of the stockholders Rabbi and Airs. ,8; Bolotnlkov sraiNG ;. .. : were present and voting; a resolution have ceeix. visiting.. for' the past was unanimously adopted that the tlsrce weeks with relatives in Chi- Areien Swarts of: WalthUl has corporation cease to do business as been visiting this, week at the Maz such and that the same be dissolved; xa'go. '. • •-,;' -: . - " . - ' • • .. Harris residence. } accordingly, notice ol such action of the dissolution of said ii. Venger & , ' Sir. and Mrs. W."Fus3be of Chi» VISI!nNG--:SJOSBNBERGS . - ••• Sons, Inc. la hereby given. eago, 111., are visiting here with M.- VENGER &. SONS, INC. this week at tho horns •- By.. MAX VENGER.Mr. and Mra. A. Shulbln, 722 of Guests Mr. and Mrs/Aba Rosenberg Attest: BIOSES A. VENGER, -West 6th street. ' -.". ; --,-• were David Rosenbergs of Hast- 7-14-SS-St. - .'; Secretary. jnga, Nebraska, and Harold Gots- NATHAN E. G1LINSKY, Attorney • -Mr. .and -.Mrs^ M. • Laslrowlch diner of Dea Moines, Iowa. : 123 Pearl Street and soa Lester returned from a Council Bluffs, Iowa weeks YiMt to St.r;.Joseph, Mo. CHliQAGOANS' G U E S T S ' '•• • ' - ' • • - . •witb taeir: relatives Mr. and Mrs. ? r \ . » 5 d M r s - -Dave Bernsteia NOTICE IS HEREBY, GIVEN that J. ' and children. Donny and Jean At on the 1st day of January. 1939, the

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(Continued from Page 1) not of those who pant for the .This was:pne of-the parties giv- gloryope of the Jewish people and reen in: "honor -of 'tae outgoing mem'- gard life a special essence that be.rs. M4ny-other are being* plan- must its be preserved in all perpetuned ibefbre'Fail. ' ity. I do want to be regarded as "just peopje" with all the vices that are of all people and with Aleph;G.o'dbr'Vernbn 'Fitch, has the a n d Jtewe- : '•,-'••, :••'••.'.•. •. ' < virtues that are the common appointed '^the rtolloWing cbmmit• Accompanying, Kabbl'<• 1*6^18; to tees to -'serVd 'during- his term in inheritance.' Brooklyn • •srili be Mri-Xewls and office:'Financial:'Aleph Godo.1 No Distinction their 9 year-old;:daughter,. Ruth Fitchp Alej&h: S^an Telpner, Aleph I am claiming no distinction of ; Prancia. ,Thejr reside .in .Sloui City Masjdr' Passerr Aleph Glsbor J. merit for Jews, no special privilat 2224 Pierce Btfebt. ; :Lincoln,, chairman; Advisors, Nate ege of immortality for them, no The .resignation -from the tem- Ndgg,. M^yeij fftlalt; , 0 u 11 u r a 1, auality that sets them apart from ple' Is In the hands' of. J. Kalin, Aleph " Rosenthal, chairman, Ben other people. I, the Jew, demand President of Mti- Sinaf Temple. Kutler,- sani Karchomsky, Advis- only that I be treated with the deor Malta j'Sbcidl,,^ A 1b p h. S'gan cency that is due all human beTelpner, '-'cbairxttan, Aleph. Rosen- ings. If I seem a creature apart thai, .Aleph'.Glflbor,.Jack Lincoln, from the common life it is not of Advisor ;•JBrhest'Rbss; Athletic, my choice; I have been driven Aleph • Mazklr'. Passer, chairman, into my little corner by social pre,-Yudelsdh; -Advisor Nogg; judice. Do you think that Jewish •'.". The Center,haSi"helped organize Aleph Social i Service, • Aleph A. Lincoln, young men of their own will are and is .sponsoring a softball team chairman, 'Aleph Gernatein, Aleph segregated from jobs in the-ofwhich.is composed of ;A1 Zeligson, .Wolfsbn, Advisbr Sternhill; Re- fices Of large industries? Have Bernard Lehman, Gone Sherman, Aleph''IGotsdiner, '' chair- Jews lived in ghettos by their own Iz Shlndler,. Bert Bergen/ Dave ligious, Afepfc/Ljbp Meyerson, Advi- choice? Druts, .William BbrMn, Red Hol- man,' : •I know that many of us wrap land, Days ^KSpIan, Art Hatflts, sor' AbeJKatelman. themselves in the folds of Jewish, Nate Fishgold, Morris .Lass and nationalism, as if they were a peoMartin Osnowitz.*. '• AGUDtJS Hlir. apart. In my opinion-Zionism Thia'team-is'• a member of the • The AgudusjAchlm Lodge aeld ple is a defense mechanism; it gives Church League;of Sioux City has a regular nieeting Thursday at the Jews * an illusory feeling of proalready^ played• the: S a 1 y.a tion Eagles-Hll " tection In a hostile world; from Army,. Kn.ox_ Church,; Mayflower, the sense of being a nation they The First Cpvenantt and .Th> Billy derive strength, to carry their, traSunday team.' E i z & t e e n more Mrs. Maurice Kletoberg of Liv- vail. I don't think the feeling of League games-are scheduled for erpool, England, is the' guest • of Jewish nationalism would last this season.' The team "Ms also her parents,, Mrr and Mrs. Wilif Jews were accepted by all played the Entres Kous, • Solomons liam Tennenbaum. She: plans to long nations. The hostility of the "and the OhiahaV Sigma .Alpha Mu r e m a i n ' h e r e ' f o r . a b o u t t h r e e the world has driven them into a sepAlumnao teim. ' . w e e k s . - '• ;'•-'• •"• '\ • .:• ' ~ - r •."•• aration from it. Monday and Thursday nights Mrs. Kleinberg' i s t h e former In fact, Miss Neely, It Is the are' League nights. .The, Center Misa I d a Tennenbaum-of Omaha. team plays .most of; Us games at Her huaban'dr~ Rabbi M a u r i c e opinion of many that Jews would Gilman Terrace.. . ' • . . Kleinberg, is vvisltlng - w i th h i s cease to exist as Jews in some golden.- age of justice, tolerance mother' in LcfuisviHe, Kentucky; and peace.: It is the Hitlers, the Coughlines and the Moseleys who HADCEglC&pP GtrEST them together in a passion; .A guest .this >eek at. the home- bind ate • determination live; they of- Mr. and Mrs."• M^x: Steinberg set'them apart andto bind them towas Mrs. - Ben, Block of Chicago. gether. ' -; . . ForcSstirig.• ail.'• early a u t u m n We may yet come to the golden wedding,' Mr. and''Mrs. Joseph I N W A S H I N G T O N ' •':. ' ' •:' • • • ' : Sbindler, 1?£4" Hamilton street, •• Shirley. Maltz' left Wednesday age' of" justice,: tolerance, peace and plenty, not for Jews alone but announced •'. the r epgagament and for Washington, D. Cl;-.''; for air men. Until then I hope approaching'marriage of t h e i r daughter, Ethel,"-..to Dr. Sydney VISITORS imoji^HpiiLrwoQD Jews Will continue to perform Bergen, son. o'f> Mr; .and Mire. SI. 'Mrs. -;F. Iaaac|bn and daughter, their; particular function. You see, H. Bergen, 2315 ^Douglas street. Mrs.; Jack Fisher > of Hollywood, Miss Neely, they have inherited Misa Shlhdler is a "Central High California have been'vlsiilng here some' lights which they believe it Is' their- business to carry around School graduate.. -• - : " tori, the past several wpeks at the -— lights of their prophets . . - . - Dr. Bergen attended th& Uni-home "of - Mrs. Isaacson's brother light of justice, peace and- comversity of Nebraska for two. years and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M. passion. And, indeed, some one where he was; a member of the Bernstein. ' should be carrying such lights; we .Sigma Alpha- Hu fraternity: He are eager to march with all others received his degree from the Ill- CANADIAN;.GtJEST - '-• . . inois College" of .Chiropody•-. and '..'-,Meyer Steinman . of Wlnnepeg, -who have .these lights r— to march Foot Surgery. In' Chicago, being a Canada f arrived; 5 u n d a y for a seeking; the golden day of justice, member of.Be^a,Taii Alpha pro- three -yeek^-stay: a t / t h e home of tblerancg, peace and plenty for all; mankind . . . the fulfillment fessional fraternity:'there. "•.•---..-• . Mr.•• and Mrp. Sen* Telpner. of J u d a i s m a n d Christianity. When these are f ulf iHed Jews and : Dr. and Mrs. Frank: Epstein left Christian may no longer need to Sunday, July 16th for Milwaukee, Mr. a n d j M r s . ' H . - K l u n e r - a n d keep; their separate identities. v Wisconsin. "Dr. Epstein-is .attend- Mrs.;P.\Travis of Winnipeg, Caning the annual Comretitlon of the ada, who.-are enrouto t o L o s A n American Dental A s s o c i ation geles, California, visited for 4 t e w (Copyright 1939 By Seven.Arts ; Feature Syndicate.) •while there, and they will' also days this;wfeek~at t h e Abe Leibovisit with relatives, they will re- vitz and 7 B . : Telpner homes, turn to Sious City-July.30th. : Openo M a s s a g e Scion n e r .

iversity. As - a r e s u l t of Dr. mit pending expiration 01 the le- \ Magnes' intercession, the author- gal two-week periofi during which ' ities permitted Teitler to take his objections to renewal oj the liexaminations for a master's de- cense could be raised. gree in physics while awaiting Objections were made by repret r i a l in the Jerusalem Central j sedatives c" the American Region Prison. The examination, given by j and the Disabled War Veterans, Prof. Samuel Satnbursky, noted who charged that the camp had mathematician and c o s mologist, j violated the Piste laws prohibitwas highly successful. Teitler vas j JEST s':1e of liquor to minors, parwounded in IDE6 while acting as j ading in viniiorms r e B e m bling a supernumerary policeman at the I those of & foreign power and disJerusalem suburb of Motza. ssminf.tioE of r r 3 n t e d matter tending to p.rouse racial and religious hatred.

Readers of .TheJ Je-wisb. Pressare being reminded by the Association of O m a h a Taxpayers itlll that July 31 is the deadline for payment of the 1st naif of 1939 real estate taxes. Jerusalem (JTA) — The JerMayor Dan Butler today issued W. L. Pierpoint, association usalem military court last week a proclamation proclaiming next president, pointed out that the sentenced Bernard Teitler, 25weeli Omaha-Brewed Beer Week. second half of the current year's year-old Hebrew University stuThe proclamation read: real estate taxes become delindent from Germany, to s e v e n "The week of July 24th has quent on August 1st. If still unMr. Ben' Gersbun ' is sole disin prison for possession of been 'designated "by the Brewery paid after that date,, real estate tributor for the American Bev- years explosives in his room. Sectence Workers of Omaha as 'Omaha- tazes draw seven per-cent interest erage Company in Council Bluffs. followed testimony by Teitler's Brewed Beer Week.' During this until paid, he warned. This Company features March of Jewish landlady contradicting bis period a campaign will be carried - Property o w i n g delinquent Time and Virginia Dare bever- claim that the furniture in which on to. induce . Omaha citizens to taxes is advertised for sale an- ages. the explosives were found did not buy beer brewed in this city. Kernel. Germany (JTA) — The Mr. Gershun will appreciate the belong to hira. nually by tne county treasurer I Gestapo has arrested the wife of "This Is not a campaign to sell the first week in October. After cooperation of the people of CounRector Abraham Fraenkel tesDr. Kanemann, Jewish communal more beer, but to., create a de- the property has been offered for cil Bluffs and adjacent territory. tified that Teitler was one of the worker, on charges of "atrocity mand for the products of Omaha sale, anyone may step in and obmost brilliant matcmetics stuAndover, K. J., (JTA) — On propaganda." Breweries. ,It Is an effort on the tain a tax certificate against tae dents in the university. Defense the grounds that it had violated 10,000,000 Tire The arrest followed her effort part' of employees of the Omaha real estate by paying the amount Attorney Goitein pleaded for len- three New Jersey State laws, the to obtain intep'Ciitior: by the Iiittaconcerns to Increase employment of taxes, interest and cost of adThe ten millionth tire, a U. S. iency n view of the sufferings German-American Eund's $100,- i uanian Foreign Kintp'ry on ^ in this city through the greater vertising. Royal Master 7.00-16 r a y o n , u n d e r ? one by Teitler's family 000 Camp Norfilanfi has been, de- j half o" Dr. Ha.nemanii. & L#ithuan-: 1 consumption of beer brewed here. If not redeemed within two rolled off the line at the Los An- prior to their emigration from of its license to sen liquor j ian citizen, vlio ha,d been seized "Statistics: shpw that less than years, the certificate entitles the geles plant of the United States Germany. The prosecution con- prived in a ruling fcy the Andorer Town- ! by the Nazis prior to annexation' 50 per cent of all the beer con- holder to possession of the pro- Rubber company recently, niarfc- tended that the defendant was a ship Committee hailed as of fari of Memel by Germany. sumed in this city is. brewed in perty through a treasurer or ing the attainment of that fig- "cat" paw covering up Jewish reaching importance. Omaha. In other brewing cen- sheriff deed. In order to-redeem ure in tire production since U. bomb maters." Joseph Toiedano r r presented The camp's license expired on ters, the percentage of local beer his real estate, the property-own- S. Rubber began building tires the Sultan of Morocco- at the The trial was attended by Pres- I June SO and since that date it had consumed is more than 90 per er must pay the amount of the on the Pacifie coast. Hague. • • ident Jufiah L. Magnes of the Un' sold liquor on a temporary percent of the total consumption. "Any movement that will encourage the sale of our home products and Increase local employment is -worthy of support. Therefore, I urge Omaha citizens, who drink beer, to purchase more of; the products .of . bur -home breweries in order that Omaha payrolls may be Increased." - .'• DAN B* BUTLER, ... Mayor of Omaha.

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certificate, plus seven per cent Interest from, dato of sale to date of redemption. Payment of taxes before they become deliiisjueat helps support schools, city and county government and is an indication of a good citizen, Mr. Pierpoint declared.

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