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Plans Made to ..idle Large Crowd ai Omaha Hebrew Club Picnic Sunday August 9, at German Home Park Prominent Jewish Couple To Be Married At Six O'clock At The Picnic Grounds. OUTDOOR MUSICAL PROGRAM WILL, BE FEATURE ENTERTAINMENT IN THE AFTERNOON, Plans and preparations have been completed by the Omaha Hebrew Club for its 33rd Annual Picnic to be held this Sunday, August 9, at the German Home Park, 4206 South 13th street. An attendance of more than five thousand Jews from Omaha and nearby cities are expected and' accommodations have been made for this number, according to the committee in charge.Starting at 12 noon and until 12 midnight there will be games; contests, dancing, vaudeville, and other entertainments for both young and old. Merchandise valueing more than Fine are .the contestants running for $1,000 will be given to the -winners in first place. The contest will close Sunday at 9 p. m.' ""**"_ .. •.. the various contests and events. Albert Kaplan, chairman of the picAt 6 p..m. a vaudeville and musical program will be presented on the spa- nic committee, announces that the piccious picnic grounds. There will be nic will: be the".largest 'out-doot dancing in the afternoon from 3 to 5, gathering ever held by any Jewish organization in the. city. The affair and in the evening from 8 to 12. ?will be an old-fashioned basket-picnic. Mayor James C. Dahlman will adTickets can. be .secured from any. dress the audience at 3:30 in the after^* member of the organization or by calnoon. • One of the features •will be the mar- ling John Feldman, at 203 Karbach : riage ceremony of a local Jewish Block. couple, whose identity will not be rePoali-Zion to Raffle vealed until the day of the picnic The Wrist Watch September 3 wedding will take place in the evenings Competition among the ticket selA woman's wrist-watch, will be ling contestants is very keen, with raffled by the Poali-Zion Literary every contestant, running close for Dramatic Section on September 2* at first place. The first prize m i l be a the Jewish Community Center. round-trip to Los Angeles, CalL, and * In connection with thhe raffle, the the winner of the second prize will committee in charge is planning get a round-trip ticket to Colorado musical and literary program, accordSprings, Colo. Kate Jpoldstein, Sara ing to Mr. M. F. Goodman, secretary Somberg, Joe Eosenthal, and Morris of the club. A ticket-selling contest isibeing held •ami "Hie -prize to be awarded to^ihe selling the most tickets "will be a Gold Mogen-Dovid.-^rhose"who are in the race are Bertha Kupler, who has 900 The semi-finals of the B'nai B'rith votes; Esther Krantz, with 750 votes; first annual golf tournament will be M. F. Goodman, 450 votes; and Milplayed Sunday. All contestants must dred Harris* 300 votes. play their matches this week, accordProceeds of the raffle will be sent ing to the committee in charge. In to the Palestine'Workers' Fund. last week's play the Following results •were made; International Congress of __Joe Rosenthal beat Dr. P. Romanek League of Nations Societies Sam Leon beat Jack Alberts in Warsaw Protested Resolutions •Dr. M. Stein beat Morris Micklin Against Nuraerns Clausus Harry Malashock beat Harry RobinWarsaw, (J.-T. A. Mail Service.)— son. Interesting scenes" took place at the In the semi-final matches, Leon will last general meeting of the Interplay Rosenthal and Stein plays Mala- national Congress of "League of Nashock. The final match will be played tions Societies" which closed its ses*t the Highland Country Club and sion today. suitable prize presented the winner. All resolutions were passed by the Congress unanimously. RepresentaBULGARIA FOLLOWS POLAND'S tives of the various nations held EXAMPLE; CREATES BULGA- solemn speeches." The representative RIAN-JEWISH AGREEMENT of the Polish League of/Nations Society even stated that Poland would Vienna, {J. T. A.)—What would be welcome with satisfaction Germany's termed a "Bulgarian-Jewish Under- entry into the League of-Nations. standing" modelled after the PolishThe last of • the • subjects, to be Jewish understanding, has taken brought to the attention of the genplace in Bulgaria, according to an eral meeting of, the Congress was the official statement issued here'by the resolution of the Minorities CommisBulgarian Consulate General. sion on the Numerus Clausus; reBefore the annual convention of the ported by Prof.'Alard. At that moFederation of Jewish Communities in ment the ushers, ; preparing for the Bulgaria, a meeting took place in the conclusion of the session, started to Bulgarian office of Foreign Affairs take down the international flags. between the Roumanian Minister of Prof. Alard, who was in the midst of Foreign Affairs and Education and reporting the resolution on the Mr. Charm A. Parchi, president of the Numerus Clausus, wittingly remarked, Federation, in which questions affect- "At this moment "we stop", to be Intering Jewish religious,, cultural and nationalists." economic life in Bulgaria were disA heated discussion, developed becussed. tween Prof. Aiardiand the;representaMinister of Education and Foreign tive of the Hungarian League of NaAffairs Karloff declared that the BuU tions Society with regard to'/the regarian Government will take the solution protesting, against Niinierus strongest measures. to suppress the Clausus. The representative 6i ;tne anti-Semitic propaganda which devel- Russian delegation delivered an antioped recently in Bulgaria. All neces- Semitic address accusing the Jews of sary steps have already been taken to supporting the H,ujjgarians. ; Prof. prevent any possible anti-Jewish riots Alard defended the resolution. When and propaganda, he declared. I it came to a vote it -was discovered The representative of the Bulgarian* that the Polish defegation hat in the government also expressed the deter-, meantime left the hall. General minatiori of the government to solve laughter broke out when the members the question of the organization of of the Polish delegation were called Jewish communities in Bulgaria in to vote and found not present. The the interests of the. communities of resolution "wag, accepted ,by an overthe State. He stated, however, that whelming majority against the votes peaceful and rational solution of this of the Hungarian delegates. -question has been made difficult in view of the internal situation of the PRISON SENTENCE FOR country. He asked the representaATTEMPT TO KILL GOVERNOR tives of the Jewish communities to be Jerusalem, July. 27—(J. T. A.)— patient >with[ 'this measure, assuring Hudsein Amro an Arab who jnade an them that the legal status of the Jew- attempt several weeks ago to kill ish communities will be recognized by Governor Abramson in Hebron, was the government within the next three entended today to seven years penal "months.' servitude. " ••" •
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OF JNTERIQR GIVES r ASSURANCE OF JEWISH • . SAFETY IN BULGARIA Sofia, July 12— (J. TV A.)—As$&± gation representing the Jewish ^communities in Bulgaria, heaSed by the Jewish community in Sofia", was* refceitfed^fy the Bulgarian Minister of S h e Interior." •-^rv;.-;" The -delegation handed the Minister a intemorandum in which the request was .made that the government .take the • necessary steps to suppress the :&nti-Semitic propaganda/which has in recent months- assumed the character of pogrom propaganda. . The ; Minister of the Interior assured the delega-, tioh that there is no reason to &nti-Jewish riots in Bulgaria. ;./
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VIENNA AISTJ-SEMITES PROTEST AGAINST SAFETY MEASURES FDRilGNIST CONGRESS Vienna, July 27—(J. T. A.)—A protest "against the" Austrian 'government for its announcement that it would keep a police* guard over the Fourteenth Zionist .Congress here was deAdditional -Names Printed in cided upon at yesterday's meeting of the Voelkischer Verein, a-"nationalist This Column J£ach Week organization". ; *-_.."> Third Assignment of Boys Now Attending Third .Week The meeting .also protested against BUILDING WHX BE of Camp. COMPLETED IN 1925 the prohibition by the Austrian authorities of. anti-Semitic protest meet- BOYS CONTINUE TO GAIN W E I G H T AND Subscribers continue to join the ings during the • proceedings of the SHOW A G E N E R A L IMPROVEMENT. "Paid In Full Pledgers" for the Jew- Zionist Congress." ish Community Center building. DurThe demand for the continuance of Camp Moms Levy is ing the past week twelve additional being made by a large number of boys who have sent in their names are added to the long list of applications during the past week. Camp Levy continues to "Paid in Pull.Pledgore."This list trill draw much comment from the hundreds of visitors who appeared continue and will be published in The at the Camp Sunday afternoon. Jewish Press each w^ek. Final "Matches in the Second and "Every member of the community Third Flights to be Played Sunday will benefit by the erection of the Bill Yousem is the victor of the David "A: Brown Appoints HafTy Z. new Jewish' Community Center" build- first flight; in the Highland Countrj* ing,"-said Harry H. Lapidus. Every •-• Rosenfeld Member, Of; Finance j Club Pin ;Golf tdurnament, by defeatCommittee To Represent' ••:?•• subscriber to the building should pay feating Sara Wertheimer in the semiState Of Nebraska •'. '""-'• their pledge as. quickly as possible;. •final match'. *' - •• The building will be .built in- 1925 In the second flight, Manny Handand will be ready for'occupancy by ' Mr. .Harry Z. Rosenfeld, p ler beat Dr. B.T.Friedman, so will Herit of Temple Israel,-was. appointed January 1.- The recent campaign con- play the winner of the Morris Milder a~ member of the finance^committee ducted for the collection of -pledges and Sam Leon match t o be played this '6$ the Union of America'n Hebrew has been one of the greatest in the vresk. Harry Malashock lost to Morhistory of Omaha, but this should ris Milder In the last match. not stop, vre should :£ontinue it," M.- Herzberg beat EJ Telle, and stated Mr. Lapidus. " " "~ J. H.. Kulakofsky. beat Maurice Mick. General view of the camp grounds. lin, so the winner of the Mose HersPAID IN FULL PLEDGORS berg and Dr. Phillip • Levey match to Both Jew and non-Jew marvel at the sanitary quarters of the be played this week will play the camp and the only camp in thecity where the boys are protected Rose Schiffer .. • Dr. O. C. Goldner winner of the~ J. H. Kulakofsky and from dampness by wood flooring and screen wire protection. Mr. and Mrs. S. Ravitz Henry Monsky -match. During the entire three weeks of Max Rosenbaum ; Finals in. thesecond and third the camp, there has been not a single Meyer Beber flights will be flayed off Sunday. Albert Kaplan case of illness which in alone is a reSam Altschuler .; cord and the boys are continuing gainJ. J. Greenberg-." ARAB MUNICIPALITY OF j ing weight in the fresh outdoors. David Greenfeerg OF HAIFA PREFERS DARK At the last regular meeting of "We are very much pleased with the . Sam Turner :•], STREETS TO ELECTRICITY "Mr. a»3;Mrs.J. Milder Omaha Chapter No. 1, Order of boys wbo are attending the camp", E<Iward Lincoln FROM RUTTEKBERG STATION Aleph Zadik Aleph, held on Wednes- said Nathan E. Green, camp director. The boys who have left the camp have London, July 27—GJ- T. A.)—Haif a, day, July 22, the following officers all signified their intentions of coming were installed for the ensuing term: Palestine's future-port, under the adback again next year. Practically \Jerome Diamond, president; David ministration of a Arab Town Council, every boy who attended the camp has refused to enjoy'the convenience, of Fellman, vice-president; Stanley F. gained in weight and the average gain Levin.-'-secretaTy; Meyer Freeman, having electricaBjEr-Sghhted streets lor the boy is i DUE .pounds*'* . . . . . . •treasurer; -Louis Lapp, senior sgL-atbecause -of the ^fa«t t ^ t l E ^ f i j F The boys enjoy the regular meal sr ~Maripn Gratz, junior sgt-at"Noted Jews From America, Europe, is generated at a JewisE owned'.power times and sleeping hours and take arm; Max Givot, reporter; Hyman And Palestine To Attend station, according to a- telegraphic Congregations from the state •" of advantage of the wonderful meale Shrier, chaplain. despatch to the "Daily Mail" here. Nebraska. The appointment '.:comes Vienna, July 28— (J. T. A.)—Eight President Diamond announces that that are prepared personally by Mrs. The Haifa "municipality refused to from David A. Brown, general ;cbairi thousand guests^ncluding irandreds of the committees for the new term S. Nathan, who is an experienced acman of the Board of ..Finance and a Americans and Palestinians, will -wit- take the power from the Ruttenberg consist of the following: terer. The evening camp fires is on? station and the power therefore cut prominent figure in Jewish work., ness the proceedings - of the FourMembership committee: Hyman of the feature attraction for the off, leaving the streets of Haifa dark. boys. Here they gather around thg Mr. Rosenf eld's appointment is in- teenth Zionist Congress which opens The Haifa'statiori-of the Ruttetiberg Shrier, chairman; David Beber, Lester fire singing songs, telling stories, deed an important position in the here on August 18, according to estiLapidus, Edward Shafton, Harry toast marshmallows, and roast weinwork of the Union of American mates of the Congress Arrangement electrification . scheme for Palestine Sidman, Morris Falk. was opened by-Sir Herbert Samuel Hebrew Congregationp as only men bureau. Program committee: Marion Gratz, ers. June 27, • his • last .official act before of standing will be members of this Preparations are being made by his retirement. -; It was arranged that chairman; David Fellman, Louis Lipp, "All boys who desire to attend the committee; ', both camps in the Zionist movement the town would be lighted for fifteen Fred Brodkey, Harry Rubinstein. camp should make their reservations "Have given matter serious,', con- for the decisive fight -which will de- days on approval." , : • Initiation committee: David Fell- immediately", said William R. Blcsideration, selected as members of this termine the future course and policy man, chairman; Isadore Elewitz, Sam menthal, superintendent of the WelA request to. stop the building acboard group of men who""have in past of the World Zionist Organization fare Federation. We can only take s, Zacharia. shown great interest in upbuilding •with regard to the extended Jewish tivities" of-the-electric station at Haifa limited number and those whose resercommittee: Max Givot, Property and preservation- of Judaism," "is in Agency and the continuation of the was submitted_to the Mayor of Haifa chairman, David Forman, Fred Kurtz- vations are first received will be taken last November by.the Arab Chamber part from the telegram received from Weizmann administration. care of first." of Commerce ", Arab manufacturers Mr. Brown, appointing Mr. Rosenf eld The oppositional group has convok- and the Mukhtar of, Haifa. In their man. The reservations must be made at. committee: Stanley F. Athletic a member of the committee. . ed a general conference of its memthe office of the Jewish Welfare FedMarion Graetz, memorandum the Arabs declared -that Levin, chairman; The work of the finance committee bers to be held here on August 16. eration before Monday morning. they intended; to establish an Afab David Bleicher. as the name indicates, it to; xaise . Besides the delegation of American Electric Company.' Again Sunday afternoon will be visfunds in order to continue to build Zionists -which has pledged its support itors day and all are requested to REFUGEES, REMNANTS OF up and maintain the TJnon of Amer- to the Weizmann administration, it spend the afternoon inspecting Camp GENERAL DENIKIN'S POGROM Agudath Executive Authorizes ican Hebrew Congregations, so not became known here that the delegaMorris Levy, located at Nathan's ARMY IN JUGOSLAVIA Representatives To Continue only to provide our synagogues with tion of South African Zionists will Lake, Negotiations With Zionists London,—(J. T. A.)—Russian refRabbis, but to Traild up a more spiri- unqualifiedly support the Weizmann ugees in Jugoslavia have now taken COMMUNIST AUTHORITIES policy and -will stand for transferring tual citizenship in this country.: Vienna, July. 27—{J. T. A, M. S.)— Those who will serve on the finance the headquarters of the Zionist Or- A number of questions affecting the an important decision—to build a ANNUL KOSHER LAW ganization from London to Palestine. attitude of .theh. Agudat Israel, the town of their own in that country. Committee are: \ . The Jugo-Slav Government has Moscow, July 27—(J. T. A.)—Stepe The South African delegation consists orthodox Jewish "World organisation, Datld -&. Brotra, Detroit, . Chairman. of six members and is headed by Chief and its attitude toward other Jewish promised to give free the land on to annul what is termed "a monopoly Nathan J. Sillier, New Tor}«, •. Rabbi Landau. • :• Vipe-Chalnhan. ' organizations were considered and which the town i to be built, and of the rights of Jewish ritual slaughtEdwin B. Melssner. St.XfroU, . include people of er" were taken of Winitz in a circular Chief Rabbi A. L Kook of Palestine acted upon at a general meeting of the since the refuge •Viee-Chairman. every class and trade, it is expected issued to the District Executive Comis expected, to arrive here to partici-. executive committee of the organiza8TATK CHAIRMEN that before long an important Russian mittee, directed against the -ordainstion held here. ' " . ' ? . • Ohio; Simon Lazarus, ColtinrtroB, * pate in the Congress as delegate of " New iorfc, A. H. S-alzbcrger, Sew tails., town built in the Russian style, will schoschtim, ritual butchers, the Mizrachi. Dr. Pinches Kohn, president, Jacob Kentucky, Isadora Hirsch? liOUlsTine. Kosher meat dealers. spring up somewhere on the Jugoslav Mlcbipui, Milford Stern. 5Detroit. • Spokesmen for the Hakenkreuzler Rosenheim.'Wolf Pappenbeim, Deputy - £oiU*taha,-E.V.Benjamin. New Ortennis. coast as a permanent home for the "The monopoly on kosher ," Petfnuylviuila, JOB. H. HaRedorn, \ Phila- again declared today that.they would .Rabbi Shapiro, the hassidic Rabbi of remnants of General DeniMn's army. slaughter is a revival in a disguised delphia. hold protest meetings during the ZionCzorthow,"Ber "Friedman, Rabbi First, Northern California, Looia Bloch, San The Russian refugees constitute one form of the Korobka, the taxation . Francisco. " r ist Congress. The police* it -was stat- Nahhum Rosenf eld and others were Northern California, Dr. DBTW W. Edelof the gravest political problems of system on the kosher meat maint&inafi ed, -will protect -Jewish diners in the present. . . '- •-.;'• man, LOB Angeles. southeastern Europe. They number during the Czarist regime and ie in, J. J. Kiser. Indiawapolis. open air restaurants. The chief .topic, discussed at t i e M. E. GreenebaTjm, Cbicago. 1,500,000 and the majority left the tended to support a parasitic clergy** meeting wag the result of tBe last cont Edwin K. Meisaner, St. Luuis. country hurriedly without any identi- the order of the Communist ExeCutiv*? MjtM4chuBettR, Samuel Qntman. -Boston. JEWS HOLD HIGH POSITIONS ference between the representatives of ; ftiittlrt of Colombia, Simon Lyon.ATashty papers or belongings. Thousands states. "Ritual slaughter can be l " *«lnKton. . . IN FRENCH GOVERNMENT the Agudath and the Zionist Organistill remain destitute in Constantino- formed by everybody as long as saniWisconsin, A . L . Saltzstein.- Milwaukee. zation in .London.' The executives deParis, July 28—(J. T. A.)—The • STTW Jerwy, Louis Schles^nger, Kewark, ple and elsewhere. Despite the tary regulations are observed Georgia, Kalph liOBenbaum, Atlanta. number of Jewish members of the cided to confirm.the agreement conOregon,- Max S. Hircsh,: Bortland.» League system of "Nansen passports", liecenses are taken out." the order "T«taa, Morris Stern. San-Antonio. .French Senate reached six with tLs; cluded concerning thepurchase of land which enablerefugees to travel in most continues. Maahlneton, Fred V. Fisher. Seattle. Ctah. Daniel Alexander, Salt Lakfl City, •election of M. Klotz, former Minister in Palestine and authorized its repre- countries belonging to the League, ~Coloriab; Sam. E. Kohn, Denver. of-Finance in the Herriot government, sentatives to '-'continue negotiations Nebraska, Harry Z. Hosenfeia. Omaha. thousands are still unable to obtain from the district of La Somme. The concerning immigration to Palestine. Minnesota. Sylvan Hess. St. Panl. employment. Ten per cent of these 88 JEWS LEFT PALESTINE Ml«Bl»sIppL, Kdcar Feibelman, Meridian. other Jewish senators are Cremieux, A resolution adopted by the execu- refugees are now in Jogoslavia. IN MAY Alabama, I: WeTi. Montgomery, Tennessee, Jos. Ken-burger, Memphis. Raphael Georges, Levy, lisbonne and tive committee urges the completion ' N<i.CaroUna, Marcus Jacobi, Wilmington. Lazar Weiller. Jerusalem, July 27—(J. T. A.)—; of the building on the World Yeshiva So. Carolina, Isidore Blank, Charleston. •Virginia, Jeff Hoffheimer, NorloUt. Two hundred and twenty nine person* Other Jews who hold high positions in Luolin," Poland,' before the High ROSENWALD INCREASES W««t Vlrclnla, Leo Loeb, *(33BrleBton. left Palestine permanently during thfe in the present French government Holidays. The. new building will acHEBREW TEACHERS' Maryland, Hy. Oppenheimer; Baltimore. are Alexandra. Israel, -who was for- comodate 500 students. month of May, according to figufsts SEMINARY DONATION IHSawttre, Dr. A. Gobermah. WHmfisgton. merly secretary general in the cabinet Paris, July 27—(J. % A.)—Julius made known here today. Of these $£ Canneeticnt. Samuel Weil. New Haven. Another resolution adopted urged "Florida, Albert Sornmer, JactKonTille. of Herriot, and who is now cabinet Rosenwald, American Jewish Philan- are Christians, 89 Moslems, and Sfe greater vigilance oter thereligious asRhode blond, Wm. Schloss. ProvitJenre. OklanOmta, Dr. C. J. Fishman, O:lahoma director for the Speaker of the French pect of the Hebrew .educational system thropist, has increased his donation Jews. City. Many young Arabs of Senate, Rene Meyer who is cabinet in Palestine.- A commission to,conn- toward the. building of a Hebrew AAuuisas, Harry Zjisier. "LUtJe Rock. Iowa, Dave Ca-cldum. Sioux City. chief of the Ministry of Public Works, tinue negotiations "with the Zionists Teachers' Seminary in Jerusalem from are emigrating to America due»t»lhl* Toronto, Canada, Leo Frankel. Worsmer, who is councillor in the was elected consisting of Dr. Kohn, $50,000 to $75,000, according toa re- Lad economic conditions . prevalfiit . Hontreal, Canada, Nathan Gordon, 5 there, according to the The-*Union of American Hebrew Ministry of Public Works, Armand Jacob Rosenhlamr J;snd Rabbi Moses port made known here. that Congregations will hold their-gold>n Ziwes, cabinet chief for the Ministry Blau of Palestine.. The executive also The building will cost §150,000 and "Falastin" which complains 1 anniversary In October iifCSncinnati, of liberated Regions an&M. Strauss, decided to continue the purchase of Roseirwald's grant is conditional on Palestine fJovernment IK taking ± attache in the. same ministry^ . . land in Palestine Olio. ; . . . . . the raising of the balance required. measures t« prevent
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