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Commission to Cut Government Budget Jernsal __J. T. A.)—A cut of $1,500,000 p. g. budget of the Palestine gove: y . g will probably be made by w |> S-'Donnell commission which cam- «T " last .week ;tq investigatethe m * " | j aent of the adminisr tration and S % ect economies in its operation, ii 3T »orted. The first Z in the budget that will be redi : is understood, is the cost of living allowance of govrnment officials which now amounts to 10 per cent of their salaries.
, MARCH IS, 19S1
Is Appointed To Jiidgeship
Revisionists Planning . | Jabotin^kyBuilding ,Tel Aviv—A committee has : been formed here, consisting of members of the Revisionist party and personal friends and admirers of-Vladimir Jabotiasky.-whUh .a.; view • to. erecting "a Revisionist building bearing his name. .The sma of $800 was raised at -the recent. Revisionist '•Conference,: iwhile $2000 Jias -been ^contributed byvthe brothers -of _. Belflovslsy of -Berlin. A drive for .additional funds will be held shortly. . . . ? . •_ •.
VOL. IX—No. 7
Young: Folks Temple League Is Organized
VisitsU.S+
BAMSFATBER WfliLECTORE HERE TDESDAY
..A Young Folks Temple League was organized at a rally held-Sunday a t Temple Israel and attended by approximately " two hundred. ''• Yale _ Kroloff-was elected, president > ^Testimonial Dinner Given Great of the new league. Other officers se' ; Scientist onEve of lected are. Joel Qierni8S,-vice-prjesi.."',.'. Departure dent; Rita'Mantel,secretary; Herman Famons Cartoonist to Speak a t Community Center : Goldstein, treasurer. York.—(J. T. A.)—Making the • The Sisterhood: of Temple Israel Auditorium opening of the : American Palestine served a buffet supper. campaign for $2,500,000 the occasion Meetings of. the organization will v When Captain Bruce BairnsfatheB, of the last of his rare public appearbe held the first Sunday of each made famous by his wartime cai> ' ances in the United -States, Prof. Altoons, speaks in Omaha, Tuesday, month. . • bert" Einstein, beaming happily, was ..March 17, he will be greeted by a * the guest of honor at a testimonial group of ex-service women of the lodinner in New York on March 4th, at cal Women's Overseas Service league. which over 800 prominent Jews were Miss Edith Martin, president of the present, sending • :the distinguished Omaha unit, announced the arrangescientist off to his ship with the asments at-a meeting held Saturday at surance that the first $200,000 for the luncheon in the Chamber of Com-;: Palestine campaign' fund had been merce. Arranging Wifehratd Campaign subscribed. "From Mud to Mufti," is the subfor a "Wfl&u* HolzProfessor Einstein, in his address, President Dave Rosenstock to B ject of Bairnsfather's talk at the man Class To Participate in Order's Interstressed the fact that co-operation beBe Host at Affair WedCenter auditorium, the closing one," national Finals This tween the Jews and the Arabs in Palnesday Evening Dr. Jadah L. Magnes Hon. Harry A. Hollzer under auspices of the Community Unusual B'nai Brith activity in the Week-End estine was "not England's problem, .Forum. When the former army offiform of a whirlwind membership Dr. Judah L. Magnes, chancellor of Members of Tempi* Israel will be but our problem," and pointed out Hon. Harry A. Hollzer of Los An campaign to secure a William HolzThe basket ball quintet of the A. Z. cer gave this talk at London recently, the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, that a satisfactory solution can be guests of President Dave Rosenstock geles is the latest Jewish legal sa-man class, which is^to be presented A. Chapter No. 1 will be Omaha's he was introduced by General Sir Ian outstanding liberal and former rabbi reached, giving as an example the a t a stag to be held in the vestry tellite to be elevated to a high aprepresentative at the international Hamilton as the man who "made the to him on his return from abroad and of Temple Emanuel, has. arrived in government of Switzerland, which, he rooms of the Temple Wednesday pointive position by President-Hoover. finals of the order in debate, oratory world laugh in the darkest hour." on the occasion of the visit to Omaha this country for a three months' tour claimed, has been developed to a evening, according to an invitation Hollzer, whose life reads like an Aland basket ball to be held this week- Guy S. Spencer, World-Herald car* in behalf of the University. higher degree than any other state, mailed to the entire membership. ger story, has" been named United of the District President, Wtffiam end at St. Louis. The local lads, toonist, will present him to the OmaSultan, is on the immediate B'nai Dr. Magnes is high in his praise of The stag will be the first of a States Judge for the Southern Dis"precisely because, as it is a country Brith calendar. the institution, which will celebrate earned the .right to compete in the ha audience. composed of several national groups, series of get-together meetings of trict of California. The campaign will commence with its sixth anniversary April 1. It has last leg of elimination to determine The part of "Old Bill," lead in its stable constitution must solve Temple members and this stag will Starting out in life as a forlorn orthe international champions by win- Bairnsfather's play, "The Better Olen a stag to be held-in the lodge been a great factor in serving science honor the newlyelected members of greater political problems than con-, phan peddling papers on the streets ning the district tourney held recent- was played in Omaha by De Wolf at the Jewish Community Center, and scholarship. front other lands." : the 'Brotherhood of -Temple Israel. of San Francisco, Hollzer struggled ly at Lincoln. This district will be Hopper. The Coburne and James K. Thursday, March 19ti». The commit"The University has already be"We have had such a wonderful through to a law degree and then t e e i n c h a r of t h e 0 represented in oratory and debate by Hackett appeared in other road comWarburg Presides f: a*™!*"* con- come, a' well-known and distinguished year with our Brotherhood that we launched into a career which has sists of Philip Ktutznick, chairman"; Kansas City. panies. center of research and instruction, . The meeting was presided over - by decided something should be given in hrought him great glory. The members of the Mother ChapCaptain Bairnsfather served on all Sam Beber, Harry Lapidus, Abner and it can become an even greater Felix M. Warburg, who headed the honor of those men who have worked In 1924 the governor of California list of contributors to the campaign to make the organization a success", appointed him judge of the Superior Kaiman, i)r. A. Greenberg, Joe Lintz- help to Judaism and perhaps beyond ter's basket ball team which nosed European fronts during the war. He •yrith $50,000. 'The. other speakers in said Mr. Rosenstock. "Therefore, it Court. He was re-elected in 1926 man, Max Fromkin, Fred White and Judaism in the clarification of many out Des Moines in the district com- was taken from the trenches to be of the problems besetting both East petition, are Manny Goldberg, cap- made an official cartoonist attache to cluded Morris Rothenberg, nationa: is my personal ^Jeasure to give this Jud?e Hollzer was one of tha prime J. J. Greenberg. The contemplated visit of the Dis and West," the learned scholar de- tain; Morris Franklin, Arthur Gross- all the armies. He is the author of chairman of the campaign; Dr. Ste stag party, and I would like to have movers in the organization- of the man, Herman Babich, Ben Rosen and several famous books and plays. trict President is the. first in two clared. phen S. Wise, Robert Szold, chairman every member of the Temple attend." Judicial Council of California. Max Turner. They left Wednesday, He has appeared as the featured years. William Sultan is to be the of the administration of the Zionist The party will start at 8:30 o'accompanied by Bill Gerelick, coach, attraction at most of the music and guest of honor at a dinner given by Organization of America; Dr. Cyrus clock, and card games and -food will and Oscar Mayerowitch, manager. lecture halls, both in England and members of the lodge the evening of Adler and Dr. Lee K. Frankel. be the feature of "the evening. No America, and has probably produced Their first game is this afternoon April 15. Immediately following the Many of the guests came from :Bos- speeches will, be made; according t o against .the winner of the Memphls- more laughter by his chalk talkings dinner a monster open meeting will ton,' Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash- Mr. Rosenstock's invitation. and humorous monologue than any St. Louis preliminary duel. be held at which the William Holzington and other cities to participate "The Brotherhood wishes to thank other artist in the same field. Many outstanding figures in B'nai man class will be initiated and Presii n t h e testimonial dinner to Prof. E i n - j M n Eosenstock for the party and Brith and A. Z. A. work will be presWhile in America at present Capdent Sultan will deliver an address. stein. Each guest contributed $100 we hope that, -every-member, will ent, including Hon. Alfred M. Cohen, tain Bairnsfather is working for the The entire community is invited to for the banquet, and in addition, num- come and be the guest of our Temple internatiosal president of the B'nai country's foremost publications. this affair. -^^, erous contributions of ?l,000 and oth- jpnesident", said-:1 BeH-jStteflfiriraiewljfr, In Jazz Brith j S a m Beher; fomderjaf the AT] art may Tw seen ia "Jud#e,'" the " T h e committee In charge t>f arer contributions Tanging from $100 to ejected president of the BrotherBerlin.—(J. T. A:)—The German to be produced under the auspices of $15,060 % the Society f or- the^ Ad- hood. Academy has just published Ihs draft sangements for the dinner and meet- Chapter 100 of the A. Z. A. on the Z. A. and president of t i e supreme" "American," the "Mentor," the "New advisory board; Dr. L M. Rubinow. Yorker" and many other magazines. vancement of Judaism, were made program of a projected Yiddish sec- ing consist of Harry B. Cohen, chair- e v e n i n g o f 22, the Center •executive secretary of the B'nai man; Jack Marer, Yale S. KroloffJ p^ G u D d from the floor. tion of its Near-Languages Institute. presenting a story Brith; Philip Klutznick and Julius 1 President Hoover sent his greetings The section would publish current Leo Abramson, Philip Klutznick, Dr. occupies a unique place Bisno, executive secretary and assistto the great Jew and physicist, sayreports on Jewish events and develop- A. Greenberg and Dr. M. Margolin. em entertainment history. ant executive secretary of the A, Z. Cards for reservations to the dining, "I am glad of this opportunity to ments, . the cultural position of YidThe original play was the first to A. and Aaron Toflin, Grand Aleph express my admiration of your disdish in the various countries, with ner will be mailed shortly. bring out the emotional ability of the GodoL tinguished service to mankind through The second annual bazaar of the special attention to the position of Jewish comedian, George Jessel, and Local rooters of the Omaha team London—An inquiry into the proceyour scientific speculation and re- Daughters, of Zion will be conducted t n e Yiddish schools and educational brought a veritable storm of adolation who will be in St. Louis for the dure used in the Palestine courts was searches, and I hope that your visit upon him. Later Al Jolson used this tournament include Saul Graetz, Har Saturday evening and all day Sun- system, as well as the political status promised by Dr. Drummond Shiels, to the United States has been as satof the Yiddish language in the East same story to make the first big talkisfying to you as i t has been gratify- day, March 14 and 15, in the Jewish , , .., ,, , . ,. old Barish, Norman Korney, Murray under-secretary for th*> Colonies, in Community Center. "It will be an European places of Jewish mass setCoren, ing to the American people." ing and sound film t h a t proved the wWintroub, - . , ' Henry - _ _ „ _ ,Harry / „ _ TLev* replying to P. Freeman, Labor M. P., successful use of camera and sound outstanding event presenting unusual tlement. who had raised the question of wit«nson and Harry Cohen. Banquet Broadcast The philological section would proequipment. values for your selections, a sale well nesses at the trial of Palestine ComMatzo was the Lashmoh Anyou^— Prof. Einstein, in his speech, -which worth your attention," stated Mrs. M: ceed with the publication of a YidThe title role which brought these munists being permitted to give evithe "bread of affliction." It was Avukah Parley was given in German and repeated in Braude, chairman of the affair. dish dictionary and a Yiddish gramtwo Broadway favorites to the pindence behind a screen. baked hastily as the Children of nacle of their success is to be played English, and; which, together with Chicago.—For the benefit of wesmar, both of historical and of the The proceeds will be sent to the During this trial the witnesses Iserael were escaping from Egypt- in the local production by Sal Mich- tern and mid-western Avukah chapmnch of the evenings procedings, was J. N. - F . Over- $500 worth of high modern Yiddish language. Special ters a against the accused were not seen by heard all over the United States importance is attached to:the publica- This thought still remains as we read portrayal ' conference is being called for wh<J quality merchandise - has been- obr through a national broadcasting artion' of an etynologicaldictionary, ji in the Hagadah every Seder -m t h e l a g t G u i ] d p r o d u c t i o n > «The the week-end of April 4th, to be held] the prisoners, the witnesses being i h H d h S d Night rangement, made his modest farewell tained and will be sold "at reasonably The publication of a Yiddish Ency-•year after.year. But now there is an-' GGood j in Chicago. The two-day conference hidden behind a screen. ood g ODe_t, Hope." prices. : to the United States. other thought accompanying the will include a debate between western It was pointed out in this connecclopedia to be named in honor of The part of the musical comedy The merchandise; consists of grocr Matzo. It is also the bread of freetion that by such practice the accused and Northwestern universities chorine is taken by Rebecca Kirshery products, paint supplies, house- Professor Dubnow has been decided dom and joy. on had no way of knowing whether the enbaum. The part of the hero's fath"Resolved, That Revision is BeneNew Haven, Conn.—The' Jewish hold needs, drugs, toilet goods, hosi- on.; This latter significance of the Mat- er and mother are taken by Max f i c i a l t o ^ Z i o n i s t Canse" » Pales- witnesses against them were personal Home for Children of this city has ery," toys, furniture, wearing apparel] zoh is becoming more and more recog- Weinstein and Laura Berek. tine, night, a meeting of the national enemies or not or whether the evireceived" a check for $1,000 from the and millinery. Over one '- hundred nized and it is due to a large executive committee and a symposium dence was not tainted in some other Besides being a powerful story of estate of Thomas Hi Linahan, who pounds of pure chocolate will be on way. on Diaspora Nationalism. extent to B.. Manischewitz Company, parental love, "The Jazz Singer" is •was a well-known merchant here. sale at a low price. ..?,.. the biggest Matzo and Matzo product a sincere mirroring of race and cusbakeries in the world. Many house' tom. Mrs. Ida Malashock, 74, passed wifes were and some are still afraid away Wednesday afternoon a t the of Pessach. They ask: what shall we home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles give our household to eat? It is Horwich. •.-..;• • • | matzo,. and again matzo, and once She is survived by two sons, Jacob more matzo. Miss Goldie Schonbrun was chosen court of honor for the new "Miss Psi M t Clemens.—(J. T. A.)—Mayor welcome at his hotel at all times, but M. Malashock and Harry Malashock; I The B. Manischewitz Company, Moscow.—(J. T. A.)—The campaign as "Sweetheart of Psi Mu for 1931" Mu." William Hale Thompson of Chicago that he would not break the hotel's two daughters, Mrs. William Saffer-; realizing the plight of the houseIn the afternoon feature of "Psi Mu for the elimination of bureaucracy, as a climax to Psi Mu Day held last came to Mt. Clemens a few days ago policy for any of the mayor's com- stein, and Mrs. Charles Horwich, all, wife- has come to her rescue. They Day" the local basket ball team deand the ills of delay and incompetence Sunday. The coronation took place at -•-.. for his health and in search of a cure panions. of Omaha; twenty grandchildren and have through their skilled dieticians, which.it has brought into Soviet in- ths weekly matinee dance, which the feated the Sholem Aleicham quintet for his rheumatism at this word| developed a number of dishes made Dr. Perssons would make no fur? three great grandchildren. dustries, found echo from the Jewish fraternity has sponsored with the aid of Kansas City, 46 to SO. The Kanfamed bath city. Instead he has re- ther statement except to issue the /The funeral was held Thursday af-'from, matzo and matzo' products, section of the population here today of the Jewish Women's Welfare Or- sas Cityans had a strong-, veteran five ceived a dose of bigotry. following written explanation: "May- ternoon at 2 p. m. from the Chesed, These dishes are tasty and appealin a leading article in the publication ganization. Miss Sophie Ferer came' which led the Kansas City Y. M. H. For five days Mayor Thompson or Thompson was a guest at -the Colo- ShelEmes, the Jewish .Funeral Home, ing and «asy to prepare. All the Ernes. The campaign against bureau- in second in the popularity vote cast A. league but could not cope with the stayed at the Colonial Hotel which is nial for five days, but the policy of Mrs. Malashock was noted for her distracted housewife has to do when hoop wizardry of the Omahans. cracy is given renewed vigor with the to select the winner. Jewish-owned. Dr. Perssons at the the Colonial could not permit the ex- charitable contributions, giving lib-! she buys a package of Manischewitz Special entertainers at the dance Colonial Hotel had. told the famous tension of its courtesies to his erally at all times to every worth- Matzo is to read the instruction slip appointment of Molotov as chairman Miss Schonbrun *s coronation was an were Homer Ellis and Miss Opal of the Soviet Narkom. elaborate affair. There was a special Chicago mayor that he personally guests." telling her how to secure a copy of while philanthropic endeavor . Smith, dancing duo; Jack Frieden and was welcome, but that certain memthe beautiful and fully illustrated his quartette, and Ray McGrath, banbers of his party were not because Cook Book entitled "Tempting Kosher joist and crooner. The master of cerethe rule of the hotel was to allow Dishes" and her Passover worries monies was Jack Ban. "Gentile guests Only." will be at an end. The committee in charge of the At the suggestion of Mayor Frank Jewish housewifes who want the game was Louis Lohrman, chairman; London. — Jews who strictly ob- contributions made by Jews to mediMurphy of Detroit, Mayor Thompson London. — Justice Sidney A. T. estine with Jews even if poverty- Pesach a real festival of joy-should Morris Bloom, and Jake Stoler. Th»> went :to the Park Hotel. Dr Perssons Rowktt of the High Court of Jusserve the - Jewish - dietary laws are cal science since the eleventh century. not fail to secure a copy of the Manistricken Jews were •"• non-existent committee for the dance was Dave declared that Mayor Thompson is tice ruled that the Jewish National not such easy victims of disease as Greenberg, Henry Magzamin and IrvTherefore, he ruled the Fund's domi- schewitz "Tempting Kosher Dishes" of .the Zionist Organization, is not nant motive is towards the land and Every recipe has been tried and those who do not hold to these laws, ing Brookstein. Lord Moyniham, president of the a charitable institution, and hence not towards people. tested. In the evening the Kansas City Royal Surgeons College and a high must pay income tax on certain seteam were the guests of the Psi Mu medical authority, declared in an curities which it holds in England. New Mexico Plans to Name at a banquet held at the Elks Club. address before the Jewish Health Justice Rowlatt's decision was the County for Jewish Governor Honor, guests included Messrs. SamWashington — A woman citizen of Philadelphia. — Fara in MesopotaSanta Fe.—The name of Seligman Organization here. uel Gerson, Louis Lipp, Irvin Levin, the United States will not cease to be result of an appeal by the Jewish mia, the site of the ancient Sumerian •Speaking as a non-Jew, Lord Moywould be perpetuated in this state if E. M. Segal and Louis Weiner. Henry a citizen by reason of her marriage, National Fund against the revenue niham said that he was doubtful city of Noah's Ark was built, will be Magzamin was toastmaster. officer's demand for income taxes, | i the measure introduced in the New unless she makes a formal renunciaexcavated by an archaeological exZurich.—(J. T. A.)—The Jewish tion, and women who have lost citi- the Fund claiming that it is a charit- population of Switzerland has de- Mexican senate is passed. A bill pro- whether a change in the moral and pedition of the University of Penndietetic habits or the Jewish people able'institution. viding for the splitting in two of Lea zenship by marrying an ineligible Dropsie College Mark sylvania. clined by 12 per cent in the last deIn dismissing -the appeal and as- cade, according to figures made pub- County, and creating Seligman coun- would be for the better. alien will be able to be naturalized, Annual Founder's Day This announcement was made by Pointing out the increase of tuberaccording to the Cable bill which was sessing the Fund for court costs, lic by the Evangelic Press Service. ty, in honor of Governor Arthur Philadelphia.—Founder's Day at Horace H, F. Jaine, director of the culosis and dental ailments among Seligman has been given to the state Justice Rowlatt emphacised that the passed by Congress. r the Dropsie College was celebrated «r Jews, Lord Moyniham urged that an museum, who stated that Fara is in The passage of the bill brings to an JewisK National iFund's object was While the Jewish population w a s ; , 5 ^ ^ ^ , . consideration. Sunday, the anniversary of the birti the middle of a desert, about 100 The nar»a of Seligman is, one of the inquiry be made into the reason for end a * twenty-year campaign for not -to find homes for suffering or 20,979 in 1920 at the end of 1930 of Moses A. Dropsie miles from Ur of the Chaldees. this. He paid high tribute to the persecuted Jews bat to populate Pal- it was only 18,478. 1 oldest and best known in t i e state. equal citizenship rights
TEMPLE ISRAEL MEMBERS TO BE GUESTS AT STAG
OMAHA A. Z. A. QUINTET PLAYS IN TOURNAMENT
"THE JAZZ SINGER" IS UNIQUE IN ENTERTAINMENT
YIDDISH SECTION BHNG PLANNED BY GERMAN INSTITUTE
DAUGHTERS OF ZION TO SPONSOR BAZAAR
QUESTION PRACTICES IN PALESTINE COURTS
MATZO-BREADOF FREEDOM AND JOY
WEDNESDAY
Goldie Schonbrun Is Named Jewish Factories in As "Sweetheart of Psi Mu" Ukraine Near Collapse
Mayor Thompson Quits Hotel at Mt» Clemens Barring Jews
British High Court Rules Jewish National Fund Must Pay Taxes
Medical Authority Says Observers of Dietary Laws Less Prone to Disease
To Excavate Where Noah's Ark Was Built
Women Wed to Aliens Regain Naturalization
Swiss-Jew Population Drops 12% in Decade