June 24, 1932

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Italy's Jewish Union CONFERENCE OF NAZIS INTRODUl Sedc 1933 Wnai Brith Is to BeiRepresented Battle Over a World FASCIST LEADERS New York.—(J. T. A.)—The Italian NUMERUS CLAUSUS government has officially authorized Conclave for Omaha Congress Still Raging the Union of Italian Jewish CommunSECRETLY HELD PROJECT IN DIET A large contingent of Omahans is ities, the legally, recognized Central New York.—(J. T. A.)—The con- gress leaders to the effect that milbody of Italian \Jewry, to officially

vening of a World Jewish Congress lions of Jews in Europe are helpless, or a preliminary conference paving unintelligent and without legal right This Recalls Recurrent Attempts to Form Fascist the way for one is labelled as a sen- or ability to protect themselves. On International sational blunder, perhaps one of the the contrary, says Dr. Adler, these most colossal mistakes in the history populations have splendid national and 5. of the Jewish people, in a statement and local organizations with compeLondon.—(J. T. A.)—Fascist leadBerlin.—(J. T. A.)—The first numThey will try to bring the 1933 issued by Dr. Cyrus Adler, president tent leaders. ers from four countries have been erus clausus project was introduced conclave next June to Omaha. of the American Jewish Committee, meeting secretly in Vienna with a Says No Helpful Results Possible. by the Nazis in the Prussian Diet and This is in line with the plans formade public today through the Jewview to co-ordinating reactionary acAgainst the statements of the called for the limitation of the num- mulated by the newly elected officers ish Telegraphic Agency, in which he American Jewish Congress must be tivity throughout Central Europe, acber of Jewish officials in the court of the local lodge, who were selected made public here through the Jew- taken the fact that the Jews of Eur- cording to a recent report in the system. last Thursday. ish Congress on the advisability of ope, especially of Germany, do not "Daily Herald." According-to the project Jewish ofIsadore -Abramson was elected presconstituting a world Jewish congress want the Congress proposed by the Those taking part in the conference ficials would be limited to one per ident of the lodge, succeeding Dr. A. and charges the latter has broken American Jewish Congress, Dr. Adler included the notorious German Moncent "in accordance with the percent- Greenberg. Other officers chosen faith with the American Jewish Com- asserts. No helpful action could pos- archist conspirator, Captain Pabst, age of the Jewish population. in Prus- were Rabbi David A. Goldstein, vice mittee. sibly result from the preliminary con- who has played an important part in s i a . " ",..-• : \ [ ; \ \ ' [ . ••- president; Samuel H. Green, secreDr. Adler states that Dr. Stephen ference scheduled to take place in all Fascist activity in Central Europe The Jewish Telegraphic Agency is tary; Harry Friedman, treasurer; S. Wise, honorary president of the Geneva on August 14th, he states. during the past ten years; two Italian reliably informed that the proposal Morris Tbtash, warden; Dr. Maynard American Jewish Congress, has made No helpful results would obtain and members of Parliament; representawill be rejected by a bloc composed of Greenberg, guardian; Robert Glazer, Uncared for a n Undernourished it clear that united effort between instead a spectacle might be furnish- tives of the Hungarian reactionary the Social Democrats, the Centrists Abramson and I. W. Rosenblatt, Children m Europe in the Congress. and the Committee is ed which would be ludicrous and pos- group; Herr Dumoulin, who is cotiand the Communists. rustees. On the executive committee sibly tragic, he says. Moreover the mander of Hitler's headquarters at Great Need not possible. Simultaneously with the Nazi proj- are Jack Newberg, Dr. O. S. Belzer, enemies of the Jews in all countries, Munich, and reputed to be the chief The president of the American Jewect, added strength was given to the H. Brown, Dr. M. Margolin, Wilparticularly in Germany, would seize of his Secret Service. New York.—(J. T. A.)—An urgent ish Committee challenges the statemovement to exclude the number of iam Bushman and Henry Newman. appeal for additional funds with ments made by American Jewish Con- upon the congress as an alleged justiBoth the Austrian Nazis and the Jews seeking admission to medical Isadora Abramson Abramson, local auditor, has been fication of their charges. which to meet an increased and pressAustrian Heimwehr took part in tht schools, the "Vossische Zeitung" re- an officer in the local B'nai Brith ing need for summer health camps for "As against the dire consequences conference. ports. or the last fifteen terms. From 1925 children in Eastern Europe has been that might ensue," Dr. Adle? states, New Attacks in Breslau. Austria occupies a key position in o December, 1931, he served as secreceived by the j American Jewish "we again stress the fact that no one Central Europe, the paper pointed out Excesses against the Jews are retary. He was vice president the Joint Distribution Committee from has pointed out or can point out a at the time, and a reorganization of again reported from Breslau. ast term. He is also secretary of the Dr. Bernhard Kahn, of Berlin, Eurosingle possible hope of any good that' Austrian Fascists was therefore According to reports three hundred "Workmen's Loan association and acpean Director of the Committee. The would result or any advantage that the one of the chief purposes of the conNazis in uniform marched through tive communally. additional funds arp needed, Dr. Kahn could be gained by Jews anywhere by ference. the streets of the city and terrorized A drive will soon be launched by •reveals in-a cablegram just received the passing at such a Congress of Jewish passersby. If the reorganization succeeds, it he new administration to increase in New York, because of the intensiplatitudinous resolutions." will mean an important step towards the lodge membership. Entertainment fied misery and hiinger now prevailForecast Gloomy Days. Wise Refuses to Comment Schneider Incident Lines Up Berlin—(J. T. A.)—The present po- and educational features will feature German Leader States, How- ing among children . in all eastern Dr. Stephen S. Wise, honorary a strong Fascist International ruling With Heralded Bronstein Af- president all future meetings. countries. He adds that the Commitlitical situation of the Jews was deever, That Jews Must Battle of the American Jewish Central Europe, according to this pafair in Bessarabia tee's failure to provide this relief Those who have already signified scribed as desperate and the future as Congress refused to comment upon per. Courageously would create the i^eling in those retheir intention of attending the conThe report in the "Daily Herald" most gloomy in addresses delivered by the statement of Dr. Cyrus Adler exKishinev.—(J. T. A.)—Acts cf ter- cept to label it as an attack upon the recalls that stories concerning the esgions that American Jews were no leaders of various groups of opinion ention in Milwaukee include Milton Berlin.—(J. T. A.)—Things certain- longer rorism against Jews in the village of able to give help even in the American Jewish Congress and its tablishment of an anti-Semitic Fasat last week'ssession of the Jewish Abrahams, Isadore Abramson, Sam ly do not look very rosy for us Jews, Ungheni and the torture to which honorary president. Beber, Max Fromkin, Dr. A. Green- Dr. Bernhard Weiss, the Berlin Police "most serious emergency." cist International have been current Community. The Joint Distribution Committee is three Jews there were subjected when for many years. In 1923 it was re"One has to be an extreme optimist berg, Abner Kaiman, Philip Klutz- Vice-President writes in an article in To the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, refused to submit to the threat ported that the Swastika organizato belieye that the danger threatening nick, Henry Monsky and Irvin Stal- the "C. V. Zeitung," the official or- now engaged in the task of raising a* they Dr. Wise said that the matter would of a gendarme, are revealed by "Unus will not'be converted into a real master. gan of the Central Union of German fund of $2,500,000 to be used in ge- ser Zeit," a Jewish publication of be referred to the Administrative tions in Austria, the Nationalist orBeber is at present first vice presineral emergency relief work in Cenganizations in Germany, the Roswoj catastrophe." Dr. Alfred Klee, vice Citizens of Jewish Faith. which Deputy Michael Landau is the Committee of the Congress for action. in Poland, the Awakening Magyars in tral and Eastern Europe and in givpresident of the Association of Prus- dent of the district and Monsky and For Conference backbone of German liberalism ing much needed support to the vast editor. Dr. Greenberg are on the general hasThe ~ sian Jewish Communities stated. Rabbinical Assembly, headed Hungary, and the Russian Whites in been broken, Dr. Weiss says.; network The publication discloses the tor- byThe committee. Monsky is also a member of relief agencies established Similar opinions •were voiced by Prof. Mordecai M. Kaplan, and as- Paris, Berlin, Prague, Belgrade and Many of those who previously stood of the Jews in Ungheni in the sociated with the Jewish Theological elsewhere were holding meetings to Bruno ~ V.oyda,:. Heinrich Stern, Kurt of the executive committee of the in- in the forefront of the fight against with funds contributed by American ture through the Committee in re- course of its revelation of what it Seminary of America, has adopted a discuss the formation of an anti-SemFleischer arid Alfred Barger, all of ternational order. anti-Semitism have gone over to the Jews terms the "terror against the Jews of resolution calling for the convening of itic International. Henry Ford, who whom forecast gloomy daysenemy, and the rest no longer dare: cent years. Bessarabia." Rabbi Jonah B. ise, chairman of a world Jewish conference with a view was at that time actively engaged in to raise their voice in protest against Forced Out. Skull Cap Barririg The publication states that Jacob mmittee, reports the fund raising to establishing a world Jewish Con- anti-Semitic agitation, which he reintolerance and anti-Samitisin. ' ti ; Hans Goslar, director of the Press nounced in 1927, was mentioned as now under way Schneider, Jiis wife and aged mother, gress. that campaigns Rabbi from United How do we German Jpws stand, • Department of"tiieTrussian governwere tortured by a local gendarme, ;d in twenty-five the centre of this movement. or. hayejbjjen belong, the overwhelming".major- cities of the UmteoStates and Cana- IlKe by name. The torture began StatesxfOUizensfup -wfeo • irient, hasibeeri-compelled: to take * In 1925 there was a conference of ity of us, to the Liberal ranks? he da, and that other campaigns will be when Schneider refused to give Ulie vacationer an in.dgfinite period. Solomonow Heads representaitves of anti-Semitic orasks. cigarettes without pay. Over a long * Dr.-Goslar, isJtiie. second victim of Grand Rapids, Mich:— (J. T. A.)— started soon. A part of the money ganizations in Hungary, Austria, A certain number of German Jews Missouri Valley purging governmental departments of Barred from citizenship because - he raised will be devoted to child care, period Ulie had been threatening the Roumania and Germany held in Budarefused to have himself photographed have withdrawn from the political of which the summer colonies are a Jewish tradespeople to give him merJews. Aleph Association pest. chandise without pay. without headgear, Rabbi Solomon arena, discouraged, and refuse to feature. Other similar conferences more or join in the battle of resistance, let When Schneider rebelled he was Joseph Solomonow, president of less Gros will seek special dispensation to In the general work of orphan and general in scope have since been alone in the fight to maintain the Hebrew Sehools in Council Bluffs A. Z. A. chapter No. beaten unconscious with a rifle butt become a citizen, giving religious reachild care activities, covering many held from time to time. principle of equality of rights and to for being photographed in a skull phases of a carefully worked out and by Illie. Schneider's aged mother was 7, was elected Aleph Godol of the Latvia Restricted sons beat down the disruptive spirit of well-Tounded Missouri Valley Alephs association at beaten in the same fashion. She was cap. program, the Committee Riga.—(J. T. A.)—A new order isThe naturalization laws require a anti-Semitism, he writes. has expended in Eastern Europe since so severely injured that she had to the third annual convention held in This tendency to withdraw from the sued' by "the Ministry of Education photograph of the applicant for citithe beginning of 1921 more than $4,- be taken to a hospital in a serious St. Joseph, Mo., last Sunday. prohibits the teaching of the Yiddish zenship without head covering, but fight is not a specifically Jewish 000,000. condition. Schneider's wife was also Other local Alephs elected to oflanguage in the Hebrew Schools and Rabbi Gros will not deviate from his fault. The German middle-class as a beaten by the gendarme. fice •were Ralph Nogg, of A- Z. A. the teaching of the Hebrew language Orthodox principles. He now asks to whole is in a state of political resigThe same gendarme prohibited the No. 100, sergeant at arms, and Hyin the Yiddish schools. be entered as an exception and that nation. It has lost its idealism, and Faye Goldware Wins Jewish youth from appearing on the man Goodbinder of A. Z. A. No. 1, New York.—(J. T. A.)—The HeThe curriculum for the schools will he become a citizen in spite of the is plunged into disillusionment. street after nine o'clock and he en- chaplain. Goodbinder is the retiring brew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Central Scholarship Nevertheless, Dr. Weiss says, we in the future be prepared by the gen- existing law. forced his command by having any- Aleph Godol. Society in a statement issued caustill have plenty of sturdy and uperal school department instead of by one who disobeyed beaten. Girls and Delegates to the conclave from tions non-citizens who desire to go to Faye Goldware, daughter of Mr. right Jews, whom all the terrors of the minorities section as in the past, Mrs. S. Goldware, was awarded boys alike had their clothes torn off the local chapters included: A. Z. Europe this summer whether on a the new ruling provides. Samoilovitch Planning the present time and all the force of and the World-Herald two-hundred-dollar their back and were in addition ar- A. No. 1, Hyman Goodbinder, Er- visit to their native countries or for political hostility will not rob of their Criticism of the new decree was Expedition to Pole cash scholarship at the Central High rested for failing to obey his com- win Wezelman and Morris Franklin; their health, not to leave America inborn optimism, and their proud selfvoiced at the session of the Sejm by school commencement exercises last mand, says "Unser Zeit." Moreover, A. Z. A. No. 100, Ralph Nogg, Louis without first securing a return perconsciousness. Deputy Nurok and other Jewish repthe arrested were threatened with Cannar and Nathan Cutler; A. Z. A. mit. Berlin.—(J. T. A.)—The Soviet resentatives. If we German Jews throw away the Saturday. No. 7, Joseph Solomonow and Henry Such non-citizens are strongly adexplorer of the Arctic Samoil- instinct of self-preservation and we In the recent class elections she shooting if they resisted torture. Deputy Nurok stated that the ef- Jewish The Schneider case is the second Mendelson. vised to apply for such permits at ovitch, informed the Jewish Telegrawas voted the "best scholar" in the make even the slightest concessions to fect of the new decree is to reduce Agency that he is preparing to our anti-Semitic opponents, we must class by her fellow seniors. She case of terrorization against Jews to Approximately fifteen Omaha least one month before their intended minority rights to their status during phic come to light in the past month. journey. If possible, the application Alephs attended. take command of Icebreaker Krassin graduated with 51 credits, though Czaristic times when the Jews were to lead an expedition with airplanes, not be surprised if there is before should be made even earlier but not "Unser Zeit" brought to light the only 32 are required for graduation. long an end to the hard-won achievedeprived of cultural rights. later than thirty days prior to leaving arrest and torture of Samson Bron- Turkish Paper Starts to the North Pole. She frequently carried six subjects ment of Jewish emancipation and the for foreign shores. The Hias office It will be the endeavor of the ex- equality of rights of the Jewish citi- and her scholastic average was ninth stein, a Zionist leader of Yedinez, who Anti-Jewish Agitation in New York and the branches in Bosis still in a critical condition in a hospedition, Commander Samoilovitch Complain of Double in a class of 288. zen of Germany, he asserts. ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Chicago, pital in Czernowitz, as a result of the said, to find the shortest air route beFaye has been active in student Istambul.—(J. T. A.) — Agitation San Francisco and Seattle, WashingBurden on Colonist! tween Europe and America. activities, having been a member of injuries he sustained. against the Jews is being conducted ton, are prepared to give non-citizens He expressed the hope that the first the character education commission, Charkov.—(J. T. A.)—Compulsary here by two influential dailies, "Vak- who are going abroad every assiststudent control, Register and Handtrading is; being imposed upon Jewish Russian airship would reach Alaska it" and "Chaber." ance in securing- the return permits. next year. book staffs, Latin club, Mathematics colonists in the Ukraine, according to The campaign of these papers is the "The establishment of an air route society, and was editor of the Latin reports in the Charkov "Stern." result of the advocacy of the re-estabThe: colonists who,have nothing to from Franz Josef Land over the The Daughters of Zion are spon- paper. Honors include membership lishment of the Caliphate by a Tur- Former Anti-Jewish trade with are compelled to take their North Pole to America will be the soring a 1 o'clock luncheon and card in the Junior Honor Society, Quill kish paper published in Paris and alBombay.—(J. T. A.)—The Jewish Leader Imprisoned products -to. the market in order to crowning of my life work," he said. party at the Jewish Community Cen- and Scroll and National Honor so- community of Cochin, consisting of legedly edited by Jewish editors. The ciety. paper's name is "Turquie Libre." comply with Stalin's decree for col 1,500 Jews, considered the oldest Jewter on Tuesday, June 28. All proKovono.—(J. T. A.) — A formet lective free marketing, the paper re Expelled ish community in India, is now on the The papers in Istambul warn the ceeds will go to the Jewish Naports. Jewish community here as well as the Lithuanian Prince Minister and MinParis.—Three Jewish students, re- tional Fund. decline. Lecture on Russia At the same time the collectives are primanded for participating in a demThe majority of the population is Sephardic Centre in Paris that they ister of Finance, M.' Petrulis, who be strictly suffer unless they influence the during his term of office was encompelled to supply milk, butter and onstration against the visiting Pro- The luncheon will will poverty-stricken be the at Lyceum June 28 economic crisis. as a result of the will Turkish paper to discontinue its prop- gaged in an outspoken anti-Semitic other farm products to government fessor Loth of Poland, notorious for kosher, and a feature for the restoration of the Cali- policy, which caused serious hardships co-operatives in accordance with con- his anti-Semitic attitude, were ordered showing of pictures of the projects "The Russia of Today" will be the The history of Jews dates back to aganda aided by the local group in Palestine. subject phate. to the Jewish population of the countracts concluded prior to the publica- to leave France. of a lecture on June 28 at the 16th century via Malabar. for the affair are the Labor Lyceum, 22nd and Clark, try, has been found guilty of mistion of Stalin's decree. The position of the expelled is ren- Mrs.Co-chairmen It is believed that the Jews came to Shafton and Mrs. L Kula- by Messrs." Bleckman and Miller, appropriating Government funds, and 18,850 Dunam Assigned This, the paper asserts, places a dered more difficult inasmuch as more kofsky.A. They Malabar after the destruction of Jeruare being assisted by double burden on the Jewish colonists serious consequences may await them have recently returned from Rus- salem by Titus in the year 70, and Jerusalem. — The Jewish National has been sentenced to 18 months' imcommittee comprised of the Mes- who Fund assigned 18,850 dunams Of land prisonment and fined 90,000 fei and who are deprived of their last essen- should they, return to the land of adames sia where made a thorough were welcomed by the ruling king. D. Soref, J. Abramson, L. study of thethey in Wadi Hawareth for nine Jewish in addition he has been deprived of tials. ; economic problem. No which they are citizens. Poland. From the fifth to the fifteenth cenFriedman, S. Fellman and L. Rosen- admission will be made. his political rights. tury, in contrast with the persecution settlements. blatt. • - Both were members of the delega- which European Jews endured, the tion sent to Russia by the Interna- Jews there enjoyed virtually the Hungarian National tional Workers Order", of America. rights of an independent principality They are now making a lecture tour under a prince of their own race. Socialists Organize of America, and their local visit is unAt the beginning of the 16th cenBudapest.—(J. T. A.)—The estab- der the auspices of the International tury, the Portugese came to Malabar, Moscow.—(J. T. A.)—The Comzet, region was to be settled primarily by lishment of a Hungarian National Workers Order, Branch 126, of leave the first Jewish colony in India, known as Crangamore, and to seek Toronto.—(J. T. A.) — The Rokeah licious attack. governmental department for settling Jews of Russia. Socialist Party was announced in Omaha. the protection of the Rajah of Cochin. Club of Jewish Pharmacists unani"Though we have full confidence in Jews on the land and in industry has The largest number of visas grant- Parliament; here. mously passed a resolution to boycott the sense of justice of the French assigned sixty-two visas to Bira-Bid- ed to foreign countries has been asAt present there is but a single Admitted to Bar jan for American Jews. Show and Vaudeville the Coty products because of the at- people, we feel the activities of M. signed to Jews of France; 139 visas Nazi Deputy in ^Parliament, Zoltantacks made upon Jews by M. Francois Coty do not help toward the realizaThe sixty-two visas are part of 419 are assigned to French Jews; 100 to mesko byname. ;Deputy Zoltanmes- Four Jewish youths were among tion of the ideals of brotherhood and visas assigned to various countries German Jews; sixty-four to Palestine ko read to Parliament the program of those admitted to the Nebraska bar A picnic and vaudeville show under Coty. enabling Jews to enter Bira Bidjan Jews, twenty-six to South American the Nazi Party which is a replica of for the practice of law at Lincoln, the auspices of Workmen's Circle The resolution of the Jewish drug- justice for which the conscience of last week. which is ultimately to become an Jews; seventeen to Polish Jews and the Hitlerite program. Branch 173 will be held at the German gists was forwarded to the represent- France stands. "You will understand that under autonomous Jewish region. Accord- ten to Latvian Jews. The policy of the new Nazi party They are Maurice Alperin, Justin Home, 4206 South 13th St-, on Sun- atives of Coty products in Toronto. ing to present Soviet plans, this is "We Jewish druggists in Toronto," such conditions the Jewish druggists Preference is to be given to trained will be to declare only Aryans as be- Levey, "Joseph Lintzman and Eph- day, June 26. due to occur by the end of 1933. ing members of the nation, to confis- raim Marks. Alperin, Levey and The vaudeville numbers will be giv- says the resolution, "learn of the con- feel that it is impossible to continue Jewish workers. . . . Previously it had been announced There are already a total of1 275 cate the possessions of the Jews and Marks graduated from the Creighton en by Nathan Weinstein and bis com- temptible way in which M. Coty, the giving their co-operation and support that a. certain percentage ;of • Jews Jews from abroad in Bira Bidjan. The the non-Magyars: who migrated after University School of Law; Lintzman pany. A nominal charge is being made perfume magnate of Paris, embarked to a product bearing the name meanfrom abroad would be permitted to majority of these have come from Li- 1880; to prohibit Jews and non-Mag- attended the University of Nebraska for adults, while children will be ad- en an anti-Semitic campaign and ing persecution," the resolution con«\nd Municipal University. forcefully protest against such a ma- cludp" settle in Bira. Bidian hut that the thuania and Latvia. yars from owning land. mitted free planning to attend the 64th annual

represent Italian- Jews at the forthcoming World Jewish Conference, which is being called by the American Jewish Congress and other bodies and which is to begin its deliberations on August 14, at Geneva, Switzerland, according to information received by the American Jewish Congress.

Gloomy Days Forecast; as Dis- convention of' District Grand Lodge turbances Are IncreasNoi 6 of the B'nai Brith to be held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, July 3, 4 ing

J. D C . CABLES URGENT APPEAL FOR MORE FUNDS

BACKBONE OF LIBERALISM IN GERMANY BROKEN

ANOTHER CASE OF TORTURE OF JEWS DISCLOSED

WARNNON-CITIZENS GOING TO EUROPE

PLANNING BENEFIT CARD PARTY AND LUNCHEON

Sixty-two Visas ^ Bidjan to American

COCHIN JEWRY IN INDIA ON DECLINE

Toronto Jewish Druggists Retaliating for "Coty-ism"

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"Three gendarmes placed themselves with their feet on the chest of the unfortunate Bronstein and "worked" him uninterruptedly from one o'clock in the afternoon till eight in the evening. A fourth gendarme beat with a cane the naked soles of his By DAVID SCHWARTZ feet so long that the skin loosened itself from the muscle and the blood flowed from the feet of the unhappy Bronstein in streams. It was told of some gathering of Then a mixture of lime and salt was applied to the torn soles. some Committee of Zionists, but I Finally the feet were put into a basin filled with vinegar. They suppose it could be hung on any tore the nails out of his,fingers, split open an ear, and converted group—this story which I get from Grossman. a human being into a mass of blood and wounded flesh. He could Dr.A Mordecai member of the Committee was in not cry out since his mouth was stuffed with rags, and so the a rather despondent mood. He lookvictim continued to faint. His arras are seriously wounded where ed out at the world and saw war and and hypocrisy and stupidity, the chains had been fastened. His fingers on both hands under poverty and hatred and jealousy and a half the nails are filled with blood, and the nails are falling off. Both dozen other things. Besides, the liver feet, from heels to nails, are deformed and look like blocks. The in his dinner was not just right. In fact, he was suffering, I am told, nails on his toes are no longer visible." indigestion, so as I was saying, The above horror-instilling, [ghastly description does not from he looked out upon the world with sound human, nor does it sound like a,possible oecurence in this jaundiced eyes. God looked out on day and age of "advanced civilization." The paragraph might the world and said it was good. But Zionist committee man, I am easily have been torn from a page telling of a diabolic scheme for this sorry to say, looked out on the world, torturinga Jew in the "Middle Ages," for perhaps in those "Dark and his opinion didn't coincide with Ages" medieval barbarity would so unbalance human minds that the Heavenly one. So he began to to the Committee. they would conjure malevelent torture of this type. But, actually talk"You know," he said, addressing his . . . . the story is reproduced from two European newspapers con- fellow members, "this big world—big cerning the soul-revolting treatment accorded a Jew last month— as it is can really be divided into two two classes—Jews and in the year 1932—-in Roumania by local Roumanian officials. When classes—just Goyim—and my friends, you know the Jewish Telegraphic Agency first printed the shuddering tale what Goyim are." of Samson Bronstein, Zionist leader of Yedinez, Bessarabia, the "And further," he continued, "Jews gruesome details were so shocking that we were skeptical despite can be divided into two classes — and non-Zionists, and you the reliability of our news service. Then came the official denial Zionists know wjiat non-Zionists are." of the Roumanian Legation in the United States, saying the story "And still further, Zionists can be was an "invention" and that "it would be impossible that such divided into two classes, the members this Committee and the rank and barbarity could be perpetrated and remain unnoticed by the au- of file. And you know what the rank thorities and unpunished." The J. T. A. placed in an embarrassing and file are." position, was made the target for caustic attacks. Investigation "And zuwischen uns redendik (speaking among ourselves) I need and the articles in these •papers, the "Ostjeudische Zeitung" of not tell you what we are." Czernbwitz, and '*Unser Zeit" of Kishinev, have confirmed the In brief, you will gather the ComJ. T. A. reports, and now that the actual facts are being disclosed, mitteeman harbored an unflattering of all humanity. the Jewish news se^icieps completely vindicated and more than view SPEAKING OF FRUIT ever a different light is shed on those words that it would seem But if some are always knockers, "impossible that such barbarity could be perpetrated and remain there are boosters too. I am sure the unnoticed by the authorities and unjunished." And Roumanian chairman in the story which Leo editor of the young Judaofficialdom, still with an eye on the opinion of the world, has or- Schwartz, ean tells me, Was a booster. dered a thorough investigation . . . forty days after the unpardon- I t happened in the city of Boston. It was also a Zionist meeting. There able sin of its local lackeys. were many of the elite of the city at The Bronstein incident with its official denials and counter- this meeting—in fact, t h e mayor of confirmations removes the cloud of disbelief and skepticism which Boston himself was j among the has shrouded the constant publication of frightful acts committed speakers. Naturally, <'if you were a and had to introduce a in this same district'.... tales of harrowing experiences of sadism, chairman mayor, you would be scratching your 1 involving men, boys, women and girls . . . . the Telenesht Jewish head, trying to think of something girls who were so mercilessly beaten they had to be operated on, flattering to say. And the chairman just this. with some of them still in a hopeless condition . . . . the reign of did"Ladies and gentlemen," he began, terror in the districts of Chotin, Bender, Urihawer . . . . inquisi- "when I was a youngster I used to tional methods which make life a living hell for the Jewish resi- like prunes. I would walk a mile for a prune. I liked them so dents there. The pussy-footing tactics and complacent non-inter- then much that my mother used to cook ference of official Roumania is being exposed, mainly through the them at least once a week for my dissemination of the facts by the J. T. A. Roumania must rectify benefit. And she had her own way arranging these prunes—bless her the errors of her citizen leaders and take precautions for the fu- of heart—so that they would look even ture—or else stand convicted by the tribunal of world enlighten- more appetising. My mother used to ment. ' For, a sadist, be it nation or man, is beyond the pale of hu- place the prunes all around the dish manity . . . . outside the conception of human behavior and decency. in a circle—and in the midst of the

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BikurCholim The Bikur (Cholin Society will hold, their bazaar and raffle at the Labor Lyceum, Twenty-second and Clark, on : Sunday, July 3.

Conservative Auxiliary Mrs. Harry Lapidus was made an honorary member of the Conservative Synagogue Auxiliary Board at -the first meeting of the group tinder the new administration, held- last Thursday at the J. C. C. Mrs. J. H. Kulakofsky, newly-elcted president, presided. . • Plans for the next year include a class in Hebrew, conducted by Mrs.

David A. Goldstein, in connection with the Bible class; dinners and dinner dances in alternate months, and card parties this summer, the first of which will be given by Mrs. Reuben Kulakofsky and the second hy Mrs. J. H. Kulakofsky. The first dinner in the fall will be held after the return of the Rabbi and Mrs. David Goldstein from Palestine. The newly installed officers are: Mrs. J. H. Kulakofsky, president; Mrs. Dave Sherman, first vice president; Mrs. E. A. Meyer, second vice president; Mrs. Isadore Dansky, treasurer; Mrs. Robert Glazer, recording secretary; Mrs. Arthur Cohn, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Sam Cohn, auditor. Directors include the Mesdames William Alberts, Ben Glazer, Herman

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circle, she would place the biggest prune of them all. And when I ate them, I always ate the little prunes first and then finished up with the biggest prune. And my friends, that is what we are doing today. You have heard all the lesser people. Now you can hear the biggest prune of them all—his Honor, the Mayor.

DR. WISE'S EYES

And that reminds me of another story that I have just heard about Dr. Wise. Recently, the gifted leader of the Free Synagogue was suffering from a sore throat. Dr. Wise, be it said here, is very attached to his grandson, the young son of James Waterman Wise. And with a sore throat, he thought he had best absent himself from his son's home, lest the temptation to play with his grandson overcome him—and then there was the danger of infecting the child with his sore throat germs. Not visiting his son's home for several days, the maid at his son's home was led to inquire at the reason for this unusual absence. In therapeutic terms, James Waterman Wise explained to the maid— "Father is afraid that he may infect the baby with his strepto-cocci." "Oh," said the maid, "I always thought there -was something the matter with Dr. Wise's eyes."

The Value of Ceremonies to Modern Jewish Life Miss Fanny Fox of Kansas City, sister of Mrs. William Bushman of this city and well known among the younger set in Omaha, has been awarded first prize in an essay contest on "The Value of Ceremonies to Modern Jewish Life." ' Recognizing the increasing difficulty of observing religious practices and ceremonies because of the "industrial age" and the demands of our environment, Miss Fox nevertheless in her prize winning essay states that to modern Jewish life these ceremonies "are the tangible media 'or imbuing the modem Jew with a sense of the lofty ideals and purposes of his religion, linking him with all the Jews who before him have observed the same ceremonies n centuries past." In her opinion, "The Jew who does not take time to observe our inspiring Jewish rites and ceremonies has, indeed, a barren religious life, devoid of color, of warmth, and of "eeling." Yet, she continues, the demands and exigencies of contemporary life compel less strict and modiied observance of ceremonies. "Ceremonies have been developed and evolved as a means through which a realization of the erd and aims of Judaism may be attained . . the quintessence of Judaism

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BASEBALL AND THE BIBLEv And speaking of rabbinic jokes, there is the story of the little Jewish boy who returned from Sunday school and remarked to his parents that, according to the Bible, the Jews in the old days' played baseball. " W h e r e does it say t h a t ? " queried the father. "Well, doesn't it say in Genesis"There were Giants in those days." We don't know what the father replied to that, but being as we are, we probably would have been tempted to add: *'And Roth)was some bfibe, too;^ An<J further think of JRuth's hpni-

cal observance of the forms or ceremonies." In concluding her essay, Miss Fox states: "Perhaps the conviction of the great value of ceremonies to modern Jewish life may best be realized if we consider what our Jewish life would be if it were stripped of all ceremonies. True, our ideals would be the same; the precepts of Judasim, embracing the fundamentals of Judaism still would guide us. But where would be the appealing beauty, the exalting inspiration, the pulsating spirit to clothe the teachings and principles of Judaism with meaning for every Jewish man, woman, boy and girl ? "It is the Jewish tradition and ceremony which gives outward expression to our inner Jewish ideals. They are the means we use to attain the desired end of a full Jewish life. Ceremonies are intrinsically beautiful, majestically imposing portals which lead to the holy Temple of our Faith. Let us enter to receive from the altar within, that blazing torch of Judaism which our ancestors have haniled down to u?."

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Bernard Balaban Though he has played the bassoon in the Omaha Symphony orchestra for the past four seasons, he is still the youngest member of the group. Despite the fact that during the winter season of the Symphony Bernard had to miss school on the average of three mornings a week, he nevertheless graduated this summer from Abraham Lincoln high school in Council Bluffs with an average grade of 93. In 1929 Bernard won a gold medal for first honors in the bassoon contest at the Iowa musical meet, and later in the national meet he placed second. As a result of his outstanding work he has been awarded a scholarship by the Council Bluffs ParentTeacher association. He plans to go east to continue his musical studies. He has also been active in school activities. He was elected to the National Honor Society, served on the school paper, and is a member of Quill and Scroll. Joseph Solomonow, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Solonow, was elected President of this district of the A. Z. A. at the annual convention held at St. Joseph, Mo., last week-end. A report of the convention was given at a meeting held Thursday evening at the home of Morton Adler. Two members of the local chapter No. 7 of the A. Z. A. attended the convention. They were Joseph Solomonow and Henry Mendelson. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Katelman and daughter, Leona, are expected home today from Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. E. Gilinsky left Tuesday for Brooklyn, N. Y., where she will spend the summer months visiting her daughters, Mrs. Ralph Castle and Miss Gertrude Gilinsky.

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GOLDWARE-GORDON Mr. and Mrs. I. Gordon of De Kalb, HI., announce the marriage of their daughter, Jessica, to Dr. Ben Goldware, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Goldware of this city. .; The wedding took place at the home of Cantor J. Kritz in Chicago, June 12, in the presence of members of the immediate families. The bride is a graduate of D. T. H. college of De Kalb, and the groom graduated from the Illinois School of Mrs. Max Fromkin Chiropody and Surgery, and is a Mrs. Max Fromkin, who has recentmember of the Phi Alpha Pi fra- ly been appointed finance chairman ternity. The couple are now at home of the Omaha Council of Parents and at 4923 Sheridan Koad, Chicago. Teachers by the newly-elected president of the Council, Mrs. Percy PowFOR BRIDE-TO-BE ell, is well known in club work and Mrs. Herman Gerber will entertain child welfare work in Omaha. at five tables of bridge at her home Mrs. Fromkin has served as chairSaturday afternoon in honor of Miss man of the Finance and Publication Edythe Dolgoff whose engagement committee of Henry W. Yates School was recently announced. for the past two years and has been reappointed for the coming year. She FORBRIDES-TO-BE has for many years been interested in . Miss Minnie Haspal and Miss Ger- the youth development movement. In trude Gerber, brides-to-be, were en- her activities she was principal of a tertained Tuesday evening by Miss Sunday school of over 400 members Goldie Seidman. Sixteen guests were during which time she has also been present. Prizes were won by the teaching music and dramatics. Eleven years ago she was the one Misses May Tucker, Rose Mandel, who organized the Omaha Junior Haand Bertha Slutzkin. dassah, national organization of young girls who are engaged in relief DINNER AND BRIDGE work among orphans. During this Mrs. I. W. Schreibman entertained she has been Senior Advisor' 12 guests at a dinner and bridge at period of this group. ihe Union depot Thursday evening, She also organized the R-Na club June 16, in honor of her aunt, Mrs. consisting of high school boys and Anne Resler, who is visiting here girls from Omaha and Council Bluffs from San Francisco, Calif. who are engaged- in xuiturak activi-* ties. . ' . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dolgoff enterMrs. Fromkin, with a group of thirtained eighty guests at dinner SunOmaha Junior Hadassah girls, day, June 17, in honor of their ty-five will attend the Regional conference daughter, Edythe, a bride-to-be. to be held at St. Joseph, Mo., June 25 and 26. BIRTHS The delegates from the local chapMr. and Mrs. Howard Milder an- ter are Mrs. Sidney Katleman, Mrs. nounce the birth of a son, June, 17, Morris Franklin, Mrs. Peter Greenat the Lutheran hospital. Mrs. Mild- berg, Miss Ida Fine, Miss Annette er was formerly Miss Frieda Bolker. Bender, Miss Ross Dolgoff, Miss Tobye Steinberg and Miss Grace RosMr. and Mrs. John A. Beber an- enstein. nounce the birth of a daughter, Miss Bonnie Spiegal will represent June 13, at the Nicholas Senn hos- the group as "Miss Omaha'" at the pital. bathing beauty contest of the region.

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councflor^he' will be in full charge for the summer of the private Jewish boys' camp. Mrs. Sogolow is going to a sister' "camp five miles from ""there, Camp Oak Crest, in Branson, Mo., where she will be dancing instructor and athletic supervise*. • ;Upoh their return in September Mr..; Sogolow will assume active charge" of the physical Education department of the J.;C. C

engagement supper for twenty guests carrots and chopped beets. at Elmwood park, Sunday, June 12, Romaine, asparagus tips, sliced in honor of the" engagement of their radishes. son, Leo, to Miss Tillie Faier. Peas, string beans, fresh cooked beets, new onions. RG-NOH DANCE Cucumbers, tomatoes, shredded The Ro-Noh dub will entertain at head lettuce. All these should be an. informal dance at the Chermont served wjth_French dressing. . Ball room Sunday evening, June 27. The College Club orchestra will furnish the music. About 200 couples are expected to attend.

VISITORS Miss Ann Kominsky visiting this week at her cousins, Mr;; and FriedeL She is also tained by her cousins, Jack Frieden.

SORORITY PICNIC Members of the Phi Beta Sigma sorority will entertain at a picnic at Elmwood park Sunday, in honor of the Misses Evelyn Goldberg and Edythe Dolgoff.

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FORMAL DANCE The K. T. sorority of Central High Miss Dorothy ' Lustgarten of Chicago is visiting her parents, Mr. school held a summer formal dance at the Chermot ballroom Wednesday and Mrs. Ben Lustgarten. evening, June 22; 200 invitations were issued. Art Randall's Royal orEN ROUTE TO LOS ANGELES Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edell of New chestra furunished the music for the York city passed through Omaha dance. Saturday evening on their way to Los Angeles. Mrs. Edell will visit CEE QUE CLUB An informal bid dance was given her mother, Mrs. Mamie Kneeter, the Cee Que dub on Saturday, June upon her return east. 18, at the Omaha Women's club. About thirty-five couples attended. RETURNS FROM SCHOOL Miss Bluma Neveleff has returned from Fontbonne college at St. Louis, Mo.

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By LEAVES FOR ST. LOUIS Dr. Henry H. Riklin will leave Mrs. David M. Newman Monday for St. Louis to begin his interneship at the St. Louis City and County hospital. Salad Combinations Dr. Riklin intends to remain at Pineapple, peaches and seeded this institution for three years, spe- grapes. cializing in surgery. Shrimp and cucumbers. White grapes, marshmallows, nuts. STAFF PICNIC Cabbage, pineapple, green canned A picnic will be held for the staff grapes. of the Jewish Community Center at Apples, nuts, raisins, celery. Peony Park this evening. Salmon, sweet pickles, olives. Oranges, bananas, grapes. CONVALESCING Cocoanut and pineapple. Serve them Miss Dorothy R. Margolin is at all with mayonnaise. the Lutheran hospital, where she is ecuperating from an appendectomy. Vegetable Salads Lettuce, cress and celery. Cucumbers, tomatoes and cress. SUPPER AT ELMWOOD Chopped French endives, grated Mr. and Mrs. A. Simon gave an

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S. 34th, Harney 4338. Any amount, large or small, will be welcomed. The money collected will be used in plant* ing trees or buying land to perpetuate the name of A. I. Kulakofsky. The widow, Mrs. A. I. Kulakofsky, has already honored and perpetuated his name by donating a sizeable sum. by inscribing his name in the Golden Book.

The Junior Society of the Conservative Synagogue held a picnic supper and meeting at Elmwood park on Monday, June 20. Hostesses were the" Misses Frances Robinson, Grace Rosenstein, Sophie and Rose Rosenstein. The meeting for July 3 will be a Surprise Meeting." Hostesses will be Beatrice Levin, Lillian Slutsky, Ida Tenenbaum and Bertha WhiteA steak fry is being planned by Miss Beatrice Achtenberg, who was book. the Psi Mu for Monday, June 27, at graduated last" "week with honors from Elmwood Park. Junior College of Kansas City, has The new summer activities commitbeen informed by the chairman of the tee, composed of Earl Siegel and Dave committee on scholarship for the UniGreenberg, co-chairmen, and Max versity of Chicago that she has been Recently the Jewish National Fund awarded an honor entrance scholar- Council decided to perpetuate the Altshuler, Sam Epstein and Morris ship, admitting her as a junior in the name of the late A. I. Kulakofsky, lo- Giller, is planning a particularly enuniversity in recognition of her excel- cal Zionist leader and tireless worker, joyable outing. A baseball game will feature a prolent record. by raising subscriptions from friends gram of sport events. Miss Achtenberg is the daughter of and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Achtenberg of His friends requested the Council 1326 East Armour, Kansas City, Mo. to appoint a committee for this fund Prompt Service . . . . She holds the rank of Girl Scout Gol- and desired that they be given the . . . . Reasonable Prices den Eaglet and is lieutenant of Troop privilege to donate to such a cause in 17 of K. I. B. S. Synagogue where recognition of Mr. Kulakofsky's unshe has taught in the Sunday school ceasing efforts in behalf of Zionism. for the past two years, and is a forJoe Freed, Mgr. Anyone wishing to contribute mer vice president of the Young Peo- should mail his subscription to the 1018 Farnam Ja. 6071 ple's League. She was also the Kan- treasurer, Miss Tobye Steinberg, 111 sas City candidate as well as regional representative for the Girl Scout International camp to be held this summer in Geneva, Switzerland. Miss Achtenberg is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Robinson, 708 N. 23d St. of this city.

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Mr. and Mrs. Mose Buck of Lufkin, Texas, announce the birth of a their duties at summer camps. Mr. Sogolow is going to Cedar son, Lawrence, on June -13. Mrs. Buck was formerly Miss Anne Weiss Crest camp in Hollister, Mo., in the Ozark Mountains, where as head of this city.

BAR MITZVAH Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Resnick, 2545 Capitol avenue/ will celebrate the Bar Mitzvah of-their son, Abraham, ;

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WATER SPREE—Millionaire neighbors of Mrs. Anna Kresge, former wife of the 10-cent store magnate, at Bloomfield Hills, near Detroit, recently were without water for a week when a gusher artesian •well burst through the ground on her estate. It was necessary to pour a ton of concrete around the pipe before the gusher could be controlled.

AT CAPITAL DRY FAIR—Imagine the embarrassment of officials at Washington's prohibition fair at the national capital when this, thought to be an anti-nun placard, turned out to be one of the Russian Soviets' anti-religious posters. The Russian words in heavy type ahead of the engine mean "against religion." The train typifies the Soviet economic plan The poster was used in a prohibition display.

SLEEPING OFF A BROKEN LEG—Chico Marx, "Italian" member of the Four Marx Brothers, stage and screen stars, is snapped on the roof of a Hollywood hospital recovering from a broken leg sustained in an accident a few week3 ago. Chico is satd to have hung the sign on his wheel-chair in order to get free peanuts.

ENTRANCED—Tiny crippled patients at Bellevue hospital, New York, gaze in admiration at Jack, the "tallest man in the world," circus giant, as he appears before them during a special performance given by "big top" stars, on the hospital grounds.

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WEST POINTERS ON REVIEW—First field review of the season is held at theUnited States Military academy at West Point,, N. Ynn the cadets uniforms and p packs instead of the ami! fuU dress. The fieldin field u nhoto photo was was snanned snapped from from an an nnrrla angle ehnnrinv showing tho the marchers marchers awmenne swinging down down the the field,.

BR-R-R-R—These three brave young ladies who initiated the swimming season in Michigan by taking a dip in one of the Oakland county inland lakes, near Detroit, are the Misses Marie Semrau, Detroit radio singer, and Evelyn Hook and Anna Singleton of Pine Lake. The type of suit Miss Semrau is wearing is expected to be popular this summer.

EMBARRASSING LIKENESS—Jimmy Keleher, of New York, 16month-old baby, examines a photo of the missing Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr., to whom he bears a likeness. Recently the-child's father was stopped by authorities in Miami, Fla., Richmond, Va., and twice in New York, and required to prove jimmy was not the missing child:.

STRENUOUS STUMPING—Often making as many as 15 speeches in a single day, Congressman Louis McFadden is making a vigorous effort to defeat Mrs. Gifford Pinchot, wife of Pennsylvania's gov^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ T o ^ ^ ^ a l l i l i ^ a ^ ' Photo shows ^ BuMa^ m a d d r e s s to a s m a l l ^ ^ gathered o outside utsi the general field.. _*.^_ j« i s !?„«.„ Espy;t>-i

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the Roots Racial Hatreds Pungent, Provoking Chap' ter from "Judaism at Bay" By HORACE M. KALLEN • Author of "Frontiers of Hope" publicly acceptable symbol. Its orig- that being one sense it should so

of the generic Christian response to the word "Jew" is in its essentials the same that it ever was. The teaching is in its essentials the same that it ever was. Anti-Semitism is an organic part of it. How much so, may be observed in those instances of young people who come from communities where there are no Jews but who have an extraordinarily passionate anti-Jewish complex. I have had numbers of such in my classes. I have seen them associate on terms of the warmest intimacy with fellow students until the students were labeled for them, or labeled themselves, as Jews; and I have had occasion to observe the alteration of attitude which the application of that term to a personality evoked. I have discussed anti-Semitism with Christianized Chinese and Japanese who had never been exposed to the secondary, nonreligious anti-Jewish prepossessions. The reaction seemed in all cases the unconscious response of a habit whose base was the religious preconception —the definition of the central role and status of the Jew in the Christian system. (Copyright, 1932, by Seven Arts Feature Syndicate.)

SPORT NOTES By STANLEY F. LEVIN Nate Cntler, Creighton university tennis champion, annexed another title when he defeated Fred Sachs of St. Louis in the finals of the Missouri Valley Alephs association tennis tournament held in St. Joseph, Mo., last week. Sam Cackin defeated Murray Wintroub to enter into the final round of the A. Z. A. No. 1 golf tournament. He will meet the winner of the Henry Coren-Herman Babich match for the title. Herman Babich is the pre-tourney favorite.

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The Psi Mu nine walked off with the long end of the score in their game with the Pants Store, the final score being .6 to 3. The Psi Mu are still in first place and meet their touprhest opponents this week at Gifford Park at 10 o'clock when they play the A. Z. A. No. 1 aggregaAll is quiet around the J. C. C. tion. Psi Mu and A. Z. A. ball athletic department. Morry Sog-olow, players please note that this game is the new athletic director and his scheduled for Gifford Park, not Cenwife, are leaving this Monday for tral Hig^h school. summer camps. Morry is the director of a boys' camp, while his The otner g-ames were not played, wife will be on the staff of a girls' both A. Z. A. teams being absent camp, a sister camp to her husband's from the city and the Thorps game boys' camp. They will be gone about with the Charles Street Market post- two months. poned because of wet grounds. Both games will be played at the end of the regnlar scheduled season.

A pungent provoking article by the in, nature and present behavior pre- readily, so almost inevitably, serve to eminent professor of philosophy and sent one of the most ironic and re- integrate social fear and malaise. psychology at the New School for So- vealing chapters in the picturesque Why are the Jews the perenial devil cial Research taken from his forth- tale which makes up the history of of the piece ? The answer lies in the Christian recoming book "Judaism at Bay" with the European mind. the gracious permission of Charles •The nearer background of present- ligion itself, in the status which ChrisBlcch the publisher. A masterful es- day anti-Semitism is, of course, the tianity assigns to the Jews and the reat War. The soil and matrix of burden it sets and binds upon them. say by a Jew and a thinker in a style which combines grace with sharpness, its current forms are the passions The answer lies in the role which "Judaism at Bay" will be one of the •which were the life of the war and Christian teaching plays in the makebig books of the summer season. — which did not die when the war ended. up of the western mind. War and battle are acute crises in DRAMA OF SALVATION' The Editor. the life of man. The body in regiIn broad outline, this teaching has Games this week will brir..<r togethmented, the spirit is crowded and cor- for all sects an identical content, er the Psi Mu and A. Z. A. No. 1 There is today not a Christian coun- nered. Action loses its civilized deli- which may be called the Drama or at Gifford Park at 10 o'clock, the try in the world without its modicum cacies, feeling its finenesses. Against pic of Salvation. It tells of a first A. Z. A. No. 100 and the Charles of anti-Semitism. This communal surrounding, imminent, ever-nearing man created perfect and sinless, to Street Markets at Central High passion obtains, indeed, wherever death a great anger develops, and a dwell forever in the bucolic bliss of School at 10 o'clock, and the ThorChristianity has reached. Christian greater fear. The nice balances of Eden. This first man was endowed peians and the Pants Store at Gifsectaries in China or Japan, in India peace-time habits break down. In- with free will, and through the soliford Park at 11 o'clock. or Arabia participate in it no less habitions break down. Action and citation of the first woman exercised David R. Cohen has led the entire than Christian sectaries in Germany feeling become the simple elemental it, bringing "death into the world and local sales force of the Pacific MuI see where Andy Cohen, the or Hungary, in Russia or in the Unit- drives and sensibilities of the beast; all our woe." For God is just and tual Life Insurance Co. each month ed States, and suffuse the convert behavior falls into primary and prim- man's first disobedience merited no in the total amount of insurance sold, young ex-New York major league with its nazarene contagion. It is itive patterns of defense and offense; less than eternal death. But God is since joining the company in Janu- second baseman, has been sent to Minneapolis in the American Associapresent regardless of contrary atti- thought becomes simplified and in- also merciful, and his mercy tempered ary. tion. Andy had been playing with tudes, contradictory interests, opposed fantile. Since the first of the year, he has Newark in the International league, his justice. The latter should be satideals. It appears in the most unexisfied and yet man be saved. To written over $200,000 worth of life but the Millers needed a good inA condition ensues which has its pected quarters and in the most varthis end it was preordained that a insurance, making his year's quota in ied and complicating forms. It justi- varieties but the living urge of which certain group of the human family half a year. It is expected that his fielder and Cohen is the answer to is always a dynamic fear, the same in their needs. fies itself by the most antagonistic should be chosen, under covenant, for years' total will reach the half-milreasons, and it passes from one to an- all cases of it. As manifested in in- especial communion with - God; that lion mark. Jimmy Levy, the heavy hitting other, from any to all, from all to any dividuals this condition has gone by among the descendants of this family Dave attributes his record to his with the somnambulistic heedlessness the generic name shell-shock. But so- God should send his only-begotten son wide acquaintanceship built up durof a sleep-walker. Its basis is an cial groups are also capable of under- to be born, to live poorly, and to die ing thirty-two years residence in fundamental disturbances whose —Photo by Osato emotion. Its origin is a gospel. Its going animating source is fear and whose ignominiously upon the cross, a vi- Omaha. biography is a sequence of rationali- compensating emotion is anger. The carious atonement for Adam's origzations in which the emotion seeks a collective fear projects itself upon the inal sin, to be buried and- on the third Threaten Retaliation is enemy. The enemy becomes really a day to rise again and take his place Riga.—Deputy Nur&k has informed ALWAYS AT YOUH symbol of the fear he evokes. The in heaven upon the right hand of God. SERVICE deeper the fear, the more "vile" the Then all those who believe this tale the Minister of Education that all the FOR SALE for Tin and Furnace enemy. This view of the enemy be- and accept this atonement will be Jewish schools would|be closed if the 8-room, nil modern house in A-l comes altogether.independent of the saved from the consequences of government does nof[ modify its orWork condition. Cherry and appte^tPges^ facts ih~tIie~Teaset t h e "emotion gener- Adaftj*3rsin:—Att those who do-not be- der prohibiting the.jfeaching of HeReason tor selling—lea-ring town. ates its "facts" for itself. Hence the lieve and refuse the atonement will brew in Yiddish schools and of~Yid2028 Miami St. WE. 2998 removal or disappearance of the out- be damned. By the incarnation, cru- dish in Hebrew schools. [ELECTRIC LICHT SERVICE COj The entire Jewish population is inward cause or occasion for the emo- cifixion, and resurrection the world tion does not mean the immediate or became divided into a congregation of censed against this decree, which it is even quick subsidence of the emotion the saved and a congregation of the stated, is also aimed at the prohibiAt 9445 1014 Seward tion of the teaching of Bible in Yiditself. It grows by what it feeds on damned. dish schools. even when it feeds on itself. So the The fortunate vessel of God's mercy HARPER METHOD SHOP removal, by the peace, of Germany as which was to temper his justice were the evoking occasion of the emotion the Jews. They were the original Specializing in did not destroy the emotion. It sur- chosen people. To them God revealed Scalp Treatment vived and incarnated itself in a new himself, his law, his purposes. Their MISSES BAKLI symbol. This new symbol was bol032 World-Herald Balldinc shevism. The Bolshevists, the world history is signalized by manifestaATbnUe 0344 over, replaced the Germans as the in- tions of divine favor. As one of them, carnation of ultimacies in evil, and a finally the Savior became flesh and Walpurgisnacht of the cruelties of dwelt on earth as man. But the Jews, instead of believing fear ensued from Viborg to Naples the tale of the Savior, repudiated it. from Moscow to Washington. Instead of accepting the atonement, Let Farilman Attend Yonr they rejected it. They were made the AT EXCELSIOR SPRINGS PLUMBING NEEDS NEW SOURCES In the course of time Bolshevism instruments of his passion and death. Free Estimates Quoted MISSOURI lost its power as a channel for ex Thereupon God's justice manifested pression of the war emotion. But itself anew. The old covenant was new sources of nourishment discov superseded by a new one, the old 4915 Darenport WA 92*9 ered themselves. Europe had begun i testament by a new. Divine favor to disintegrate. The institutional life was withdrawn from the Jews. The of states, their industry, their com- Chosen People became the Rejected merce, their agriculture, their educa- People. From the crucifixion to the tion, and very obviously their govern- time of the Second Coming, they are ments, were cracked at their founda- doomed to live outside the fellowship NATIONAL tions and crumbling in their super- of the saved, outcasts and outlaws, structures. If the war emotion was a the brand of a sort of cosmic Cain ACCESSORIES, INC. basic fear focalized by the enemy, the upon their brows, their hands against "Everything for the A a to" emotion of the peace was the same every man's, every man's against nourished by the disintegration of the them. 2051 Parnam—AT. 5524 customary institutional supports of In the Christian system, then, the private life. The peace was a more Jews are assigned a central and draradical case of community "shell- matic status. They are the villians shock." The community began to of the Drama of Salvation. The gosfight illusions. One such battle with pel in which they so figure was carKABBI I. L. SHAPIRO illusion is an£i-Semitism. ried to the farthermost corner of the has bees a Anti-Semitism is a chronic aspect European world. It became a part of of Christian history. It becomes the cultural inheritance of all the Mohel Specialist acute during social crises and sab- races of Europe, imparted equally to "for 20 years sides in prosperity. The course it runs peer and to peasant. Nowhere in begins usually at some point of so- Europe could there be a village to Attends nilb ntmost care cial disturbance where the cause is whose inhabitants the word "Jew" did 1724 No. 24th St. WE. 3817 remote and not known and the dis- not denote the Rejected People who tressful emotion is strong. The Jews had once been chosen, -who had deare then declared to be the hidden nied the Savior and crucified him, who Stay dose to home this summer! cause, and the emotion is enchanneled were thus the enemies of God and of by and projected upon this symbol. mankind. Whatever also-the masses Save money, too! Enjoy a wonderful vaa> For Carefulness and Efficiency B Although there have been times when and classes of Europe might not know {tion at Excelsior Spring Missouri where in your voirr : K the common people, led usually by a the nature and destiny of the Jew SPECIALIST every summer sport is at its best and Christian priest or monk, have been they know. Call the initiators of anti-Semitic mani- NOT IN THE PAST when? costs have been greatly reduced. RABBI BARBAKOW festations, the more customary source Most of them lived and died withWE. 5450 has been some disturbed or dislocated out ever exchanging a word with one Rnest accommodattons, exceptional food unexcelled ! Over 15 Years' Experience beneficiary of social privilege. Anti- of the race, but to all of them the fswimmint? and boating in beautiful Lake Maurer? sporty, Semitism has served -very largely as -word "Jew" "was full of evil meanan instrument of the upper classes. ing. This meaning derived from no [oplf; horseback riding. And the wonderful heahh-gmng, Its history in Central Europe during concrete experience with Jews. It ; baths of world famous ExcelsiorSprings7. i the last four years—from Poland, to •was simply an emotional reaction to Roumania—its history in the United their name in the tale—a reaction This is to certify that •your''eservatjons now or write for. iltostratedJbfdeK' States, from Henry Ford to Lawrence that might vary from discomfort re. RABBI A. DIAMOND Lowell and the Ku Klux Klan, are pulsion, or malaise to flaming hatred. of Council Bluffs, Iowa not exceptions.. The obscene tale of It was a reaction established in early has done a number of circumthe making, the dissemination, the childhood through the teaching of the cisions upon folks for whom I emotional elaboration of the-buries- most solemn and impressive personalhave cared and his work is veryqueries called the Protocols of the ities m the child's small^ world. The satisfactory. I would recomElders of Zion reveal the frightened word "Jew" became a stimulus which mend him to anyone who is in W.E.ANTRIM RESIDENT snarl and melodramatic strut of pro- touched off this emotion. It was need of such care. fessional anti-Semites, scattered by aroused by every object and person.to Yours truly, political upheaval from all the scrap- which the word was applied. It heaps of privilege of Europe. ' **" • a word to cursf with. . W..H. TAXLOB»M.1X,; ] i matter of interest is not, however, Omaha. I have written ias $f this were lallm that this nonsense was invented^ but the past.. 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Or, "Sadie Spark3 from the Battery." In other words, there is still magic in words. This pun-business Minsky probably owed to his former newspa" per career.

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tiljf8BCRG & GIK8BCRG. Attorney*. 413 Federal Trnst Bide. Lincoln, WebrV I NOTICE O F INCOISPOUATIOX Notice-4s hereby given of-the Incorporation o f Missouri Valley Automotive Jobbers Association with i t s principal' place of business at Omaha, Pouglas County, Nebraska. The general nature of the business to be transacted by said corporation i s t o maintain nnd operate a credit bureau, to assist in the collection of accounts, to assist in the promotion of the business of its members, to assist in t h e interchanging of scientific nnd bnsiness information S>e-

ers, where shie says: "Thy home shall Judge Cardozo: I am a plodding be my home." But perhaps that is mediocrity. Miss ANNA PILL, Correspondent carrying the pun too 4 far. -There is Louis Lipsky: Galicians don't need '.- :ai~ to such a thing as proportion, we have a language in order to speak. often been told. Jacob DeHaas: Onion are good and roses are good, but onions and roses BURLESQUE'S KING together are not much. Billy Minsky, the king of Burlesque Lessing: Like all dumb peois dead. Minsky's contribution to the ple, Bruno I've got~to be proud of sometheater v/as of course, of no cultural thing. significance. To me, the most inElaborate Sports Program and the refreshments. Mr. Sam Lipman teresting thing about Minsky was the »L KIXTZN1CK and Mr.. ;I.; Sterling are in charge of fact that he showed that puns might G33 Omaha National Bank B l d c . Entertainment for AfterD2 commercialized. the gate ticket Sale. .NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION noon and Evening - T h e booths i at the ; picnic are in It was his captions which created Notice is hereby given that The Bell a 10-partnership, consisting of i charge of the :fpllo\ving.: A. M. Davis, most of the talk about his shows. Tailors, J . Albert uud Sam Uobins. has ikeen Elaborate plans for the fourteenth ^M.Laariov?itch,H. Levin, E. N. Grue- They were simple—sometimes a little Sam dissolved; that Sam . Rollins has retired annual Talmud Torah picnic, which said partnership and Sam J. Albert and 'L. Agranoffl Mrs. A. W.vulgar, but the essential thing about from remains as the sole owner of the said Bell is to be held Sunday afternoon, June ;ski4 _ is in charge or the transpor- them was their punningness. When Tailors. 26, at Riv^rview Park, were complet- Kaplan Dated this 7th day of June, 1932. at you saw a great big electric sign Omaha, tation committee. Nebraska. ed at the meeting of the general comSAM J. ALBKltT, The ticket committee includes the with: "Ada Onion from Bermuda," mittee, last Tuesday evening.. Aryou; couldn't help but comment-on it. SAU itomxs. followingirMrW Ben;>Sherman":;;and ; rangements have been to accommo^ C-10-32-4t. Mrs;' M;:^rio5vitch^chairman,•:M^s. date over 600 people. A program of AJLXAN COHEN'. Attorney. : . STAI.JIA8TEU * BEBER Mrs, ; 738 Union State Bank BIdg. sports, games, and other entertain- L: Merlin/. Mrs. Frahk. ,'Gorchow'," ( • .- T 65a Omaha NutionnI Bank Bl«lg. ment- will be under the supervision ^AiiTile^HlMSiJ^" J^: ¥&& In the Municipal Cour.t for Omaha. PongI- NOTH'K OF; INCOBPOIiATJON OF las County, Nebraska. ;.; of- a..ground; committee. . _. - .( . , ; , •;'?:i i "HAKNKV, HOTEL COMPANY" XJ3OAX. NOTICE 't ! KNXMVhAM.. H E S B Y THESK I'UKS- To Joe l'earlstein ' Mr! Philip Sherman is the general aud Anna Miller, whose, ENTS:th»it:the undersigned have fornu-U a real name, is Anna X'earistein. husband chairman on arrangements. Mrs. *Lv'Mrs. * H e n r y ' SpVrmarr a n a j ' M r s ; A4 corporation under the laws of the State iiud wife, whose place of residence i s un• £ l o t s k y v , '.-..: 1M . ; > < . ''/•:,<:)'.[. j j ! ; . ;.!., '••,.[ v of Nebraska. The 'name of this corporaSinflrin is secretary of the general known and upon whom persoiuil service' r ! nhnjl ••.lie'"Harney Hotel Company" of summons caunot 1>e had. Defendants^ committee. Lester Heeger and Frank • ^ P r o c e e d s - o f i t r i e picnic^ W l ; i b e tion with .its principal place of business at You are hereby notified that on the 12th •• Nebriiskn: The general nature of day of May. Margolin are in charge of the pro-*^turned; over^tb' t h e (Hebrew School, t o Oinahti. J!)32. H. A. Ufcsnii-k. plaintiff, the: business t o be transacted, ami the obhis iietitiou in the Municipal Courtgram. Mr. Louis Schilling is in charge be used t o w a r d s t h e u p k e e p of t h e ject: and purpose for which this corpora- filed iu the City of Umahn. Douglas County, school. ,. _• '._• i : tion is organized shall be to buy. SPIL. own of the publicity. and appearing on Docket No. and operate hotels, restaurants, pool halls, Nebraska, I»age 311, the object and prayer of The Grocery committee is headed Announcement was made . at the rooming houses, and to buy and sell real B-7, which is 10 recover the sum of ?41.C0 with personal property of every na- interest, by Mrs. Henry Sherman and Mr. Ben meeting of the general committee estate'and attorney fee, and the costs of ibis ture m:d description. The authorized capthat certain household goods have Satin. Mr. Morey Lipshutz is chair- that the Hebrew school vacation will ital Mock shall be $10,000.00 and all of said action; been attached on the ground that you a r e shall be common njid of the par defendants; and that said man of the Retail Merchants Commit- be held from August 8 to 22. The stock value of $100.00 per share and when issued uou-resident cause has been continued until the 12th tee. Assisting him are Jack Robinson, 'committee'-was as"ked to urge the shall be fully paid up and non-assessable. day of July, 1932, at 0 o'clock A. M.. at Said stock may he issued for cash, real eswhich lime you are required to appear Ike Levin, William Kantor, R.. H.parents to send their children regu- tate, personal property or personal serv- and answer in said or judgment ices. The corporation shall comnwncv d o - will IK. laken against cause Emlein, Nathan Sadoff and Jack Lon- larly until the vacation period. in accordance ing business upon the filinjr of its nrll- with the prayer of the you petition. don. cles with the County Clerk of 1'miglas County. Nebraska, and shall continue for H. A. UKSX1CK. The Retail Grocery Committee is Mirowitz Honored at a period of fifty years from said date. The C-10-32-4t. . 1'laintiff. headed by A. W. Kaplan, with the highest amount of indebtedness shall not exceed two-tbiT<ts of i t s capital stock hut following assisting: John Levin, M. A. Z. A. Convention. this MAX FBOHKI:.*, -ttorney. restriction shall not apply to indebtInsurance Bnildins. Seff, Paul Kaplan, A. I. Schwartz, M. edness secured by mortgages or liens upon Lazriowitch, B. H. Shiloff, Max Las- Isadora Mirowitz, 910 Nineteenth any of the corporate property. NOTICT. O F ARTICIJIS O F INCORPOROF JOBBERS H X A X C E COMensky and. Max. Priedman. street, was elected secretary of the The affairs of this corporation shall be ATION INCORPORATED. managed by a Board of directors of not . Mr. Reuben Miller is in charge of Missouri Valley A. Z. A. organization less thnn two members. The annual meet- PANY, Notice i s hereby given that the underincorporators have caused to he at the annual convention held this ing of the corporation shall be hetd on the signed first Monday in February of each year, at filed in the office of the Secretnry of State week at St. Joseph, Missouri. which meeting the stockholders shall elect of the f-tsite of Nebraska and in the office Society News Doard of Directors and thereupon the of the County Clerk of the County of Mr. Mirowitz has been an active aHoard shall elect a l'resident. a Secretary Douglas and State of Nebraska, Articles of membsr of the local chapter for sev-and a Treasurer. Any two of said offices Incorporation of Jobbers Finance ComMr. and Mrs. Abe Davidson, Belle- eral years, having served as presi- may be held by one and the same person. pany, Incorporated. Said Art d i e s provide These articles may be amended at any reg- as follows: vue Apartments, announce the en- dent, and taken an active part in the ular or special meeting of the stockholders 1. The name of the Corporation Is Jobgagement of their • daughter, Miss forensic field of the organization. He by a two-thirds vote of the on I standing bers Finance Company. Incorporated. stock. •2. The principal place of transacting the Ruth Davidson, to Herman N. Slot- is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Miro- IN W1TXKSS WHKREOF. the parties business of the Corporation is the City of sky, son of Mr. and Mrs. .E. Slotsky, witz. Omaha, County of Douglas. have hereunto snbscril>ed their names this 3. The general nature of the business 31st day of May. 1!I32. 515 Twentieth street. The wedding to be transacted is t o operate find engage IZZY KIKDLKIJ, will be an event of July. in the general business of collecting acDERT1IA WEIJLEl: counts receivable and in connection thereIn the presence of SAM - Miss Davidson attended the Uni- Sick and Injured with to purchase accounts against indvidf10^4 versity of Wisconsin and received her unls and corporations ai:d to collect the same and to do any and all things necesMr. and Mrs. Sam Passman, 2407 FRADENBriSG, STALMASTEU A BKBEIt degree from the University' of Michsary nnd incidental t o the operation of a 650 Omaha National Bank Bid?. igan., She was a reporter on The Trib- Court street, are recovering in a local collection agency. hospital from injuries suffered in an NOTICE OF INCOKPOKATIOX O F To buy, sell, assign, transfer and collect une for .several years. INSVKAN'CE AGENCV, INC." accounts receivable and choses in act ion; Mr. Slotgky is an attorney here..He auto accident last Sunday evening. "KAIMAN to purchase and sen real nnd persona! KXOW AI*I* MEN V.X THCSR PKliSKt o own, hold and dispose of is a graduate from the University, of Mrs. Passman was seriously injured, ENTS, that the-undersigned have formed mortgages; nnder the laws of the State stocks, bonds and' commercial paper; to South Dakota, and well known in lo-while Mr. Passman's injuries were aof corporation lease, acquire, purchase,: hold, sell, convey Nebraska. The name of this corporanot of so serious a nature. tion shall be "Kaiman Insurance Agency, and mortgage real : and personal property cal musical circles.

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Leonard Barricks is recuperating at Mr. and Mrk Theodore Koolish are guests in the home of the former's his home from a major operation. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Koolish, Miss Mildred Ruth Baron is recu2417 Virginia ""street. Before her marriage last month. Mrs. Koolish was perating in her home from an appendicitis operation. Miss Davera Seivers. Henry Shulkin is a patient at a loMr. and-Mrs: J. L, Levitt returned home last.week after a visit in Dela- cal hospital where he underwent a field, Wisconsin, where their son Dav- major operation this week. id is.a student at the St., John Military Academy. They were accompanied by their daughters Helen and Lois. David returned with them to spend The Workmen's Circle Branch 173 the summer with his parents. baseball team of Omaha would like Miss Frances Emlein has returned to schedule a game with a Sioux City home after spending several weeks team averaging around seventeen visiting with friends in Columbus, years of age, for either the third or Ohio. fourth of July. Write to J. Adler, 1513 N. 24th St., Omaha, Neb. Marcel la. and Herbie .MarshJ of Madison, South Dakota, are guests at the home, of their grandparents, Mr. and Workmen's Circle Mrs. Sam Marsh, 506 14th street. Plans were begun for the annual Miss Frances Kalin will be hostess picnic to be given by the Workmen's to the Alpha Chi Gamma sorority to- Circle, July 24, at their meeting last morrow evening, when they will-have week. Tickets of admission Tvill be their regular meeting. numbered, for a gate raffle. .The; committees have not yet been appointed. .-The Misses Tillie and Sophie Franklin entertained members of the He who has the fewest wants is Deborah club last Monday afternoon. nearest to the gods.—Socrates.

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Miss Charlotte Salkin, daughter of Mr.: and Mrs. Dave Salkin, 1501 Hamilton; street, was married Sunday afternoon to Samuel Charfoos, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Charfoos of Detroit, Michigan. Rabbi Theodore N. Lewis officiated at the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Charfoos have departed for Detroit, where they will make their home. Mrs. Charfoos has been active in the Little Theater Movement in the city, and is an active member of the Hadassah Organization. Mrs. Dave Davidson and son Stanley Jacobs of Philadelphia, are in the city visiting with friends and relatives. Mrs. Harry" L. Bonus and daughter, Betty Lou, have returned to their home at Madison, S. D., after a threeweek visit in the Philip Bonus home. They were accompanied home by Mrs. M. Rosenbaum and son, Harold. After a visit of several days in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sanford, Mrs. Helen Sonbhein has returned to her home in New York City. Mr. Charles Greener, a former resident of Sioux . City, visited with friends here this week.

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Inc." with i t s principal place of business in connection •witlt the transaction of the at Omaha; 'Nebraska. The general nature business of the Corporation. of the business to be transacted and the 4. The authorized capital stock of the object and pirrpose for which this corpora- Corporation shall be'?10.COO.OO, divided into tion is organized and established, shall bo. 100 shares of n par" value of $100.00 each. to net a s general or special agent for in- 0. The existence' of the Corporation surance companies of .-ill kinds; to adjust shall begin on the filing of a copy of i t s and appraise losses: to act as agent, brok- Articles of Incorporation with t h e C o u n t y er or trustee fur a n y corporation, organi- Clerk of Douglas County, Nebraska, and zation or person^ to transact a general in- shall continue for a period of 50 years. suraiicc, loan, real estate) investment ncd 6. The highest amount of indebtedness insurance brokerage bnsiness, and to do tp which this Corporation shall nt any any and all' tilings incidental or in any time-be subjected" shaH not exceed t w o •way pertaining'to atiy* o f the aforemen- thirds of its capita] stock. tioned-powers-. ; The authorized capital The business of the Corporation shall stock shall be $.">,000.00. all of vriiich shall be7.couducted n Board of two Directors be common ami of the par value of $100.00 to be selected by the stockholders. The per share, and .-ill of sahl stock shrill tm Directors from from fbeir number shall elect a fully paid-up and non-assessable. Said President. Vice-President, Secretary and stock may be issued for cash, real or per- Treasurer. Any Director may hold one or sonal property, good will, personal services more 01 the offices. or anything of value. The corporation 8. These Articles may be amended by a shall commence doing business upon the majority vote of the issued a n d outstandfiling of its articles with the County Clerk ing common stock at any regular meeting of Douglas County. Nebraska, and shall or at any special meeting. continue for a" period of fifty years from MAX FROMKIN, said date. The'highest amount, of indebtJOSEPH J . STERN. edness to which this corporation shall subIncorporators. ject itself shall not exceed two-thirds of C-i7-32-4t. its capital Btoek. The affairs of this corF H I L I F &I. KXXTZN'ICK. Attorney. poration shall lie managed by a Bonrd of Omaha National Bank Qailding. Directors consisting of not less than two nor more than five members. The annual NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE meeting of the corporation shnll be held on SALE the first Monday in January of each year Notice is hereby given that on the 8th a t . which meeting the stockholders shall elect a Board of Directors, and therenpo'n day of July, 1032, at 10 o'clock A. M. nt the Board shall elect a President, Vice- 4104 Grand Avenue; Omaha, Nebraska, the President, Secretary and Treasurer. Any undersigned will sell at public auction to two of said, officers may be held by one the highest bidder : for ensh the following and *he same person. These articles may chattels: be amended or added to by a vote of twoAll shelving, one clock; one large Ice thirds of all the outstanding stock at any b o x : one meat display counter; one regular or special meeting of the stockmeat block and- butcher tools; one holders. cigar case; one candy case; two cookie racks; 2 scales; one platform scale; one meat slicer: one grocery display IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties counter: one electric f a n ; one bread have hereunto subscribed their names this and cake case; One vegetable rack; 3 11th day of June. 1932. display tables; one stepladder;-one ABNER H KAIMAN, book account rack: one notion case: '. EVEIA'N KAIMAN, one cash register;, one display rack; 2 In the presence of : paper cutters and one paper bag rack, IEVIN STALilASTER 6-24-32-4t. contained on said premises at 4101 Grand Avenue nnd covered by a chattel mortgage executed by Meyer Meyerson In favor of Sam Meyerson nnd Herman Meyerson. dated December l.T, 192C and filed in the office of the County Clerk of Douglas County. Nebraska, on August 21, 1928, and a s signed by Sam Meyerson nud Herman Meyerson to the undersigned on December 27, 19W. Said sale will be held for the purpose of foreclosing said mortgage and for the purpose of satisfying the amount now due thereon in the sum of Two Thousand Dollars (J2.000.00) and costs of sale. • HTMAN LEVINE.

Said corporation Bhnll not contract tween Its members, nud, .for the purpose 19S2. aforesaid, t o acquire, lease, hold, control, nny indebtedness in excess of two-thirds of the value of i t s property. The busidispose, encumber m d iu any and every way-,deal in a n d . w i t h real -mil. personal ness .and affairs of said corporation shnll property of every nntore and} description. be "managed and conducted b y a President Said corporation shall have • no capital and 'a Secret 11 ry nnd. an Executive Council, stock and the business.of said corporation of not lejBs then three nor more than s i x shall not b;> carried on for prefit; but the members; said executive council and said Board of Directors shall, from time to officers'-shall constitute the'Boil rd of Ditime, assess annual membership fees rectors of said corporation nnd hnve against the members for the purpose of charge of the management and affairs carrying on the business of the corpora- thereof. tion, which said membership fees shall MISSOT'RI VATiTiET AUTOMOTIVE; never exceed the B«m of J?300.(X> per year. JOBBERS ASSOCIATION, r Kai<l corporation shall common.'e on May By HERMAN GlNSBUSttO. ' i, J032, and shnll terminate • on May 1, O-24-rs2-4t. Its Attorney.

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