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vi the Caliphate wi~'l be crzeng: l i e met-1 l 'J1 ' "Warsaw—(J. T. A.)—An AdBy Irving Perimeter. tcrs ciscussea at a Il&slcm Ccn£rc£.E • visory Council for those con- t called by the Grcnd llnfti rf Jen?- J Lincoln, Neb.—The most unusual Well Is-Treaourev Sen EazIo-.TsI;v and Ephrciia templating s u i ci d e will be I saiom or. Dsz, 7, ;t v a s leciT.ec fcerc, j "Adam/* a .- *ay' by Guild No- spectacle noted in several years in the "Of Nebraska Bankers . Marks- to Represent formed by the- Warsaw munici- j The Congress, it is understood, has j hundreds of. conventions that convene veirfbar 15, to InaugOssaha J. C. C. pality, the press .here reports. | been eal^d by t u o ?^u't : t r rcre^jr-' in this capital city occurred Friday, urate Program L Oct.-28, a t the meeting of the N e ' TMs Council was siigrfisied by !then h:s ^o;".T-.r"~ t~h:"I". -r b?cr cr"B e n ' Kalziowsky and • Ephraiin braska 'Bankers association. the growing ware of suicides, Details of the Adult Jewish Educa- ' On a: program "wliish included four Marks will represent the Omaha Jewparticularly among .the JeT.'s\-tional program to.be held at the Com- addressee—discussions' of the nation's ish Community Center in debates owing to the precarious ecc:rmunity Center this •winter are rapidly economic problems by such outstandith the Y. 51. H.. A., of Kansas' City inic situation. The proposed being worked out. The series of lec- ing; personalities a s Julius H. Barnes, kadY.-M. H. A . of;St. Louis, it was tures and concerts are being built on chairman of the board of the United Council will endeavor to c announced toda/ hf David .Fishman, r~ ' — " r • the general-theme of "The Jew in the.States 'Chamber' of; Commerce," and isuade them from suicide by chairman' of the D.sbatirg Committee. Modern World.". ; V. " • Pred.Wi 'Sargent; president of the The Omaha team •will visit Kansas . gesting possible solction „„. . <. L . V . ! The series will be inaugurated with Northwestern railroad—rwas. a lecture ity on November 14 and St. Louis their problems. • .. the presentation of "Adam," a play by b y ' a .Gentile who traveled several on November 15. - The Kansas City The Social Welfare Departi . . l-JD Ludwig Lewisohn, bV the Center liundred miles t o talk jon Zionism. debaters will visit- Omaha on March ment of the Municipality is now Players Guild on Sunday evening, NoA. These debates iare part of a se- considering - the memorandum C Q. . Chandler, chairman of the vember 15. The play will" be reviewed board of the: First National bank of ries of intersections! debates spondescribing -the project in detail. j Jewish by Rabbi David Goldstein on Friday Wichita^ w a s the;. speaker^ "Zionism sored by t h e Midwestern Debating evening," November 6. . [ ', .- —A Modern; Trek" was his subject. League which terrorises ^he Jewish Community Ccr.tci cf Detroit, llil/.Lewisohn's play has so profound a And an audience iof about 400 bankers waukee, Cclun".Lur. C-r..cInaati, .Indmessage and unique in construction showed^ its appreciation; by generous "Frara Israel may come, can e~—ianapolis, ILc.r.s.15 -.. -,.>, St.' Louis cr.d that many requested that a. discussion applause. the inward px> Omaha. The llll* .em League hc.3 f of the play be held prior to its pre- Mr/ Chandler spoke" of the moveera cirjlication stand? m need," been in existence :' : Ci2. past" four sentation on November/15 - by the ment sympathetically, outlined the roie clares William Ortoi\, professo-_ years sr.d du.l:.j Cizi period has Center Flayers Guild, i ....''.'' difficulties, and reserved judgment lor sconosics and sociology at Smith s-^bean an instruir. crudity for the delega, writing in the Noreinber r.rs~iThe Sunday evening programs will history. He listed five incentives for velopment of ccr '.treble interest i ber of 'Harpers Magazine," imdcr t>r . be .free, to active family "and senior •the migration of Jews to Palestine, as and ability in dab: ir.j i ^ r n * EIEEII Carl WeiL title, "The Challenge to Israel." members of.the Jewish "Community follows: "There are yet alive in Ir-re' Center, being . an extension of the • 1. Religious belief of orthodox Jews Palestine away from the native bers of the Les.^u3. T J . : C ~ V / : powers and possibilities of whicl1 f~? privileges of. Center membership. in the fulfillment of Bibical promises. Moslems. "The Jews have paid, often has won the s;c:'."_'! 1 Address at J. C. C. llcsiay EveWesterr. world stands in sorest r r r c , Tickets to "the play, lectures, and con; 2. Efforts of east European Jews paid inflated and unfair prices, for three consecutive z\~..z <;:...y. ning Sponsored by Local year. . Among these I have chosen thre" fccerts, planned f o r t h e Sunday-evening to escape persecution. every.bit of land that they have ac1 Council cf The subject for t "- ;•:„•_ will"be mailed1 to-the paid up mem- ""3." The'Balfour declaration. I emphasis. First, its theism; i quired." -.'••„ intersectional ceba'v , , I J : ''Jls4. The League of Nations mandate bers in the active and senior eatagory. Of all the commercial organizations solved: That the i~ !rIt---Ti ~~d Cul- Albert P . Van Dusen, doctor of phil- think, the only theism t l c t is Non-members will be charged an ad- 5. The huge financial support of in Nebraska, the Bankers association possible to TTest-ern mar.—a tural Integrity of * Jc—ish People osophy, formerly a of soAmerican Jews. mission of 50 cents. ••:.•• tie theism, v% which the gorl thi would ordinarily be least expected to Require • the Crest -: of a • Jewish ciology at Syracuse university, will literally a wzy cf life. The' speaker describes Zionism a: be interested in such a topic. As far - "Sunday Night I s .Center Night" is' come to Omaha to speak on "The "Second, its humanism—the Unz-r receiving, the endorsement of many a racial, rather than a religious move- as is known to the writer, the only State in = Palestine." The Omaha team will take the af- Morality of Birth Control" Monday j serfs'of"life"in th^eoicrete, the i;o=r.:. Communal organization! in the city, ment. "In Palestine you'll find ortho- Jewish bankers in the state are Morris several of whom have offered to co- dox, liberal, reformed, and even and Carl -Weil—father and son— firmative side of the question. everang-, November 2, at the Jewish C 0 I , c e r I 1 fcr the day-to-day welfare o : : operate actively in promoting this^ pro- atheistic Jews," he declared. "Their president and vice president, respecCommunity Center. ordinary men and'^cmen. . j gram. : - • . ' - _ . ..•..•.-. • ••.'•• '" " political arid economic, doctrines a r e tively, of the National Bank of ComProfessor Van Dusen in corning to "Third, therefore, its social steirrQmaha under the auspices cf Mar- jn a . I t has been said that the Jev | _ On Sunday evening, November 29, also as varied. Only a common racial merce in Lincoln. garet Sang-er, national chairman of jc a n judge, but not create, values, Yc Maurice Samuels,, author of "Ye Gen- strain binds them together." Carl Weil was elected treasurer of Although picturing, the overwhelm the committee on federal legislation hj- those"values vhieh, as institution". tiies" and many other noted works, the state association, and also the for birth-control. The Omaha Coundl \i mske for social solidarity. will inaugurate the lecture series. H e ing numerical majority of the member of the executive council repenougn that the thing .row ' will be followed, by a symposium on Moslems in Palestine, Mr." Chandler resenting Lincoln. Entries for the annual J. C. C. of Jewish 'Women is sponsoring the. j it has beg-cr,, vith a rearReform, Conservative and Orthodox described the Arabs a s lazy an9 unpre-season handball singles tourna- meeting. All women's organisations j Judaism i n . the month of January. progressive. "Allof tke-tigrelopmen ment are now bsirg racsived, with of the city have bsen invited to at- j t f c | i V£«.ii.*-^- *. 'J the Jews themselves f T in the Holy La*tcl is dne to\ Jewish play scheduled to ccjru1 r.ext Monday tend. The public is also invited. I their tradition; s re-expressioOn January 31, Marvin Lowenthal, energy, Jewish brains and Njewish There is no charge for adiaissior {a raisterpretstion, for themselves c" evening on the Cc:U--r csurts. (H. BenShahar) writer and traveler, money," he asserted. / Men sre also invited. 1 their own culture." will give an illustrated lecture on E. M. Scsal i n - ; 3 all those who The visiting banker briefly delarg-aret Saager in a letter to I Irs. "The Trial of t h e ^wandering Jew." wish to compos to zr.izr 1-cfore Satscribed the founding of Tea Aviv and 'nerbert •Arnsteia,-''president of -,'-: •--——• - —• On Sunday evening, February 14, the n r t - r t.-cr.:^"'• Tiberias hydro-electric povre council, said, "A gracJuate of a vl-;r- ."~~ i-' 3 - - ---- — Abraham W. Binder; will give a lec- project, Sunday aficrr.ee. t " : " 0 . p. ra.: and then "went on to prais logical serairtarj-, a doctor cf -"-'. IT ~ * _ ~ ture recital on "Jewish Life in Jew- the Jewish tha •choipitn:".:::"' t*~ublcs game will schools. osophy -sith extensive trainingin £oi l ' - ^ *ish . Music." Mr. Binder is an Ameri"Wherever the Jew goes h e take; Subjects for Debate, Oratory take place, to be followed by presen- ciology and psychology, a college pro- i can musician who h a s devoted his en- education," tation, of medals to winners and rundeclared Mr. Chandler. fessor for sixteen years—this con- j Cincinnati.—{J". ' tire life to the study of Jewish and Essay Contests Are ner s-up. xie also took occasion to quash no stltates his background. 1 constnaetive meir~»^ Announced • "A logical mind, a sympathetic per- famation, not o- ; r . £ - . ^ sonality, and excellent delivery, make ish people, but eic~ i* L C but has also created a reputation forJ Omaha, Nebr.—Themes involving him a desirable leader of a discrussion {is gaining vrider ccc> ^c-.c himself as composer and conductor. Jewish Immigration, education and regroup or s speaker before rasa's clubs] closed by the -n^c-ie- ~ The educational program will close ligion have been worked into the 1931social workers' conference, edncation- j B'nai Brith, acc^--. ~c ^c . inJhe. month of .April .with -a magnifi32 international contests of Aleph Jerusalem. — Palestine grapefruit al groups and organizations of doc- received by cent exhibit of Jewish a r t and a lecZadik Aleph of the B'nai Brith which has secured a unique place in world tors and clergymen. cere. ture on Sunday, evening, April 24, by will attract,the participation of Jewln nearly Lewis Lozowicb, on the "Jew in Modish youth all over United States and markets, i t is stated. According to "Dr, Van Dnsen lectured last ,vesr ern Art.'V> ' ' fruit commissioners in various countio~ lanada. . in the west and the east and received! The commercial pre-season basketIn addition to the above Sunday "Eesolved; That a secular Jewish tries the grapefruit is "almost beyond cordial aDprobation evervwhere. evening programs many other inter- ball league tvill officially ppen its university be established in America" competition." "This question will •arouse even esting programs are being planned, season Wednesday evening, Novem- >-the debate proposition which will more discussion this year thss it did which include: a number of plays by ber 4, at the Jewish Community Cen- e argued in some 125 local contests last year and all progressive grou-os, . the Center Players Guild, a program ;er gymnasium. will want to be informed of the ftm-da- j lsp sr t hs 5 a « a f prorec ars i s and eight district tournaments. The And Thsy CaB It Justice of Yiddish plays, a concert by the Many new as well as the old bas-tournament oratorical subject is Berlin.—Paul Goebbels, Adoiph Hit- mental facts concerning- this issue." ! - ff 3rcmaer pi cases s . . j settled Toy the league. Hazomir Singing Society, a debate be- keteers will be seen this year, and tp- What I Believe as a Jew." ler's right band man, was vindicated agacin { The !*'S*nai Brith tween Kansas City and Omaha, as date six teams are entered in this In announcing the subjects Philip by the Berlin Court of Appeals, of shortly publish the reporrt cf t part of the , Midwestern Debating leagne. Two. more teams a r e being M. Klutznick, executive secretary of abuses against the Jewish religion^ tral Verein of GermariF, v ich coniLeague tournament. sought. he, Supreme: Advisory Council rediscnnisnation Teams inothe league a r e : marked: "Because of the dirth of liAZA, N o \ l ; AZA, No. 100; Ne-brary material on Jewish subjects in braska Deep Eocks, Kaplans,. Her- the smaller communities where many A girls basketball league is —— * - \ O-'r—' man's Cigar Store, Psi Mu. of the A. Z. A. chapters are located, the Supreme Advisory Council has Cantor Joseph Malek, who five being organized at the Jewiah Co—- I—r~ —— <— necessarily had to act cautiously in years ago served as cantor of the miinity Center under the director cf Jerusalem—(J. T. A.)—Seven Jews? E. M. Segel, Physical Director. ' » , ^ » -v the choosing of subjects, that would B'nai Israel synagogue in Omaha, including Professor Yahuda of Lon• Six tessas are wanted for this . " " ^ J"—•<-' be fair competition to both members will be presented in a concert at. the don, Chief Rabbi Haim Nahum of ~ _ in Eegina, Sask, Canada, and those in Beth Hamedrosh Hogodol synagogue, snd any Osiaha girls team Tdsh'r ~ ' " Caird and Rabbi Elmaleh of Jeruenter may do so by •writing or cc."-.r~ • "-„ New York City. "What America 19th and Bart Sts., Saturday mornsalem, have been invited by the SpanJerusalem—(J. T. A.)—Denial that \.. \ i ^ -_^.* , is^ government to visit the libraries Emir Abdullah will resign a s King Owes to the Immigrant," this year's ing, October'31, and Sunday evening the Community Center. Girls basketball classes will be;- -i "-^cr.-" -f 1 of Spain and t o examine.the ancient of Transjordania, to become ruler of essay topic is an example of the at 6 p . in., November 1. that we g subjects j beoks and manuscripts dealing with Syria, is made today by the govern- thought-provoking g Cantor Malek left Omaha to suc-Tuesday, November, S, s t the J . C. 3. < - ^ - c~ r.' T bbelieve li t stimulate the iinterest off ceed the famous Cantor Joseph Jewish history. • -.. v : ment of Transjordania. .','" youth in problems Jewish." The Spanish, government has underThe report of Emir Abdullah's The names of the essay judges and taken to pay. all the expenses of the resignation and the possibility of cities sponsoring district tournaments visiting scholars. - The purpose of the Transjordania's becoming a part ; of research is to compile a book on Jew- Palestine was given circulation in the are to be announced later. ish history in. Spain. T ' Tnrkisli press.
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Cc~r. Registration is still open for the | Americanization classes featured at Philadelphia. — <J. T. A . ) — After against Jewish applicants for employ- t]ie free night school being held a t »^.__ j , , . ~ £ „ _ !!,„ i-j-^J"listening t o a severe indictment of the ment in the field's of economic ac- the Labor Lyceum, 22d end Clark Sts., under the auspices of the Board British Colonial Office, and the Pal- tivity. of Education every TJcnday and Friestine Government by Dr. Stephen S. Referring to the situation in Ger-day evening, from 7:30 to 9 p. in. at Kcr"""" Wise and adopting resolutions affect- many, resolution staged that it ard Scrctcr ing the; welfare of the Jews in Poland •viewed"its vrith alarm tMe growing tide c" vcre c"cc"- T V-;;"'- n E-J -- , Russia and Palestine, the session; of of anti-Semitism in Germany and exthe American Jewish Congress was pressed its confidence vhlch in the ability brought to a close with the election and the will of the German to The annual collections and distriof officers to serve for the coming suppress these unwarranted people attacks." butions of ' garments • through the itcrl^" c i year. • -.'. . . • / ' . , Oinaha branch' 'of the' ' American ^Resolutions on Poland and Russia Dr. Stephen S. Wise was re-elected The failure of the Polish govern Needle Ivoric Guild will take place.ci as Honorary President, Bernard S. the Odd Fellows hall next TVednsrdav Deutsch as President and Dr. Joseph m'ent to relieve the unendurable eco and Thursday, XovemLer -i c~d s. nomie situation of its Jewish citizen E. Tenenbaum . as chairman of the There will hz a special Jewish was strongly deplored, and the resoExecutive Committee. "Women's Welfare Federation table. lution adopted pointed out that the Bernard G. Eichards, whose office Hoscnblztt zt iv2 C~T.zb Zcdcl: srr.~-\ of Executive Secretary was abolished Jews are still subject to economic diswas elected a. member of the Admin- crimination, excessive taxation and RcpercuEslor.s cf Hcrak shorliy for a ccr.r;rr. tour thr;-jj^irat, istrative Committee and will be prohibitive industrial laws. Prague.—The Jer.-s in the city of j Euro named head of the department of po- The Convention noted "with satis,i>er*in, i* r.rsii,v*, v :^~c,! litical work and research of the Con-faction that the Soviet Government Presov have decided c boycott a^tinst J ccr?," the local cafes and eiseraas EiEiclalugress. This is one of three new de-has found it wise to abolish the partments to be inaugurated by the Yevsektzia" and regards with a sense ed by the Csacho-Slovakian Issionnaires as a pro^esi 3jainsl ths administrative committee, the others being dppartra&sts of finar.es and or- of relief the reports emanating from quittal of Karl Ecra!:, former Isj:c-3-icarv3 r.3 c™ni-.;r cT '.La C;^^!r;i err.-! !T, Bussia that there has been some re- naire officer v.-ho rriur<Isrcd. Esvcn J^rsj-iio"^, rT.:iir-i' tJ.rc'J.^1 11.2 crr;.Lc .' '" ganisation. £?3 o£ The Convention in a resolution de- lentnieni in the vigorous persecution Fleischer iaraiiies. plored the tendency to discriminats of that country.
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