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Tryouts for Sfaolom Aleicnem's Warsaw (3. T. A.);—An s a m p l e I ^Were /Tou" (Bchver Su /Zein The Harry Xopidus memorial comof the. extent to which iJK iiridte'Ein Xid), will be held i n ihe -audimittee, which .consists of Tepresentament against ihe Jews /has ^aken of all local Jewish organiza- Jewish Possibilities Seem Excel- torium of the J . C. C. Sunday c uiorary Vice- hold CT! the imaginations of rthe Pol- **Emes6" Complains Yiddish 1 B .rfcives unm, January 29, at 2. :30 p. m-, and l^ast Year'* Work and Plans foi tions, will meet next Tuesday eve/Not TJsed IRrequenily . ; ish population in "the provinces -was lent; Arab Campaign 3Puture to Be Dis^znick on Jlonday evening, January 30, at B. jaing' at the J. C. C. offered in ihe "town of Etanishm Enough OpposituBn X cussed -nittee Jiarch 11 and JL5 are ihe dates set Kationa Fmal and complete reports will be when a Christian Pole listed Ms for the presentation of this play by by ihe sub-comihittees, "which wife's life rather than allow her -fco ^Moscow*—(J. T. Jk.)—Wae TTiddish Jerusalem.—(J. T. JL.)—Wider pos- the Jewish Center Players. Mrs. The annual meeting of the Jewaed as :naSam Beber V«* have been working on several p language JE little used for purposes "be operated upon by a .Jewish physibilities seem, opening to ihe Jews to Herman Jahr -will direct ihe play. ish Community Center and Welfare . chairman tional honorary sician. . . . of political and cultural work among «cts -as memorials. "to ihe departed enter Transjordania peacefully as a n Over Iwgiily characters are re- Federation -will be held at the Cen•yrn^ "Philip M. /K ~tnick a memihe Jawish waikertt iin tthe iEactories leader. The general wnnmittee will extension of Palestine settlement quired for the play. ter on Tuesday eveningr, February "7. The woman, named Barska, ^was f the national committee of "vote on whether to adopt ihese plans. •through ihe lease oof land offered to A record attendance is expected. xxtshed to a Jewish hospital j n a -crifc-American ;Palestine Camdthe Details of the .plan /fOTcthe organ- them, by Arab ^w>tlrsdish • Communist •;3ailj' ^SSaxess" com-. This will be the second annual leal condition ~when fishbones -at the conference held in ization of a commnnity trust fund, /Mithkal Pasha, ihe outst influential meetingsince the reorganizaher Christmas ilmner, stuck in "York -last week. together with articles of incorpara- sheik in Transjordania, and -head of The number BI Jewish "markers in tion and consolidation of the Jewish throat, threatened to choke /her t o awy industry grows rfrom day ~to -fion, will be iiroposed by William <L, ihe largest ZBeooin -tribe—the Bnei /Welfare Federation with ihe Jewish 'death. Physicians prepared t o operNew York, (J. T . A.—The 193S day, i t jwints ant. 3£Lev alone now Hobnnan, chairman of the ;SUD-com- Salchi—followed the precedent set by Community Center and Jewish Phileffort to raise funds in fee United ate immediately. As soon :as .her has 2ort>r thousand Jewish workers^ rmittee which has been arranging for Emir .Abdullah himself and "made an anthropies, approved in Januarv, States to maintain Jewish recan- husband learned of Ihe operation he -HM> :majarity of "them engaged in this fund. Other members of this offer to lease 300^090 dnnams of iand 193L shouting, "The Jews Btruction activities in Palestine -was aremoved heavy industry-.- The^mmberof Jew- committee included H. A. Wolf, Heo- pto the Jews, William L. Hoizman, president, to kill her!" launched here January 15 at "the nati - ffK»niyy*yy in the. nxdustrxal "profes- xy Monsky, Philip IKlutznick, J. H. -Abdullah, it was Teported, and Jacob S. Pearlstien, executive tional conference on /Palestine, "which sional iniion i n ihe TIkraine, which in Kulakof sky, "Harry Siiverman, I. Stal- ieased to a Jewish company 50,000 duTevieR the .past .year's dubs Will Present Stunts work and will m-ought together -more ihan aive 1926 was ninety-Hix ihcusand, grew masteT. Mas Barisb, ~B.. B. ^ifTrmaTv matrs of his own land for B -period of the coming ^year's proband Skits for Annual :himdred Jewish leaders from all ninety-nine years. lems. Jjy -LC31 i o two hundred -and iwenty- and J. W. Maret. •-••*! parts of this country. Tun-Fest" an alsix thousand, In speaking of the -work of the The bust of ISjpahis being made /Milhkal Pasha's land offer, aceoTd- The drive -will be known as the ^aper de- by the sculptor, GBcenstein, -will be ing to -the Arab paper, "El ZLslamia" most four-fold Federation, Pearlstien stated: **Th* /American Palestine Campaign and An unusual evening of entertain- Federation was taxed ihis -past yeaT clares. ready shortly, fiajiry *Malashock, as "was dictated by the need of funds to its receipts will go for the budget of ment is being planned by the Senior with unusually difficult problems. The ^growth in ihe "number of Jew- chairman of the /butt .committee, will isep his tribe from starring. The :±he Palestine foundation Fund, £h ish 'Workers in Central /Russia is even give a report xai i t e progress being tribe, it is stated, has been reduced t o Council of Clubs of the J. C. C. for! financial ' instrument af the Jewish dire straits by the apalling economic Tuesday evening, Jan. 31, when the stantly increasing demands for regreater. Unihe .J&IOKCOW electrical sta- made. /Agency for Palestine. Senior Council will present its sixth lief, and on the other, the trtantfc situation in Transjordania.tion "three ihousand Jewish "workers Dr. A. GreenbeTgyxhairman of the The "conference appealed to Amerannual all-star or stunt night. are employed. On the automobile struggle to maintain ihe Jewish Com^Ihe /Hebrew paper "Davar" disican Jewry to give "primacy anS Successful .Application of Amer- works at Stalin there are thirteen general connnittee, will preside. Seven clubs will participate: Sigma munity Center upon the same high closes that Transjorriania tribe heads ican Methods Are priority-" to ihe Palestine /Foundahundred Jewish workers. In the shoe have "for some time been approaching Kappa Chi, Henrietta Szoid, A. Z. A. level of efficiency and service. Heported tion Fund. factory 'SBaris Commnne," there care ihe Jewish Agency with offers for ihe /No. 1B0, A Z. A. Uo. 1, Xi lambda, **Our case load has more than "Louis Xipsky was named chairman over two thousand Jewish workers. sale of land. The miserable situation A. Z. A. JNo. 7 and the Fa /Hon. doubled, while our income has deof -the Board of Directors and active Xi -which won first prize creased. More ihan ever before. of Trans jordania as compared with (JJTA.)—Hopes i 3n the ^shoe -factory '^Paris Comnational Chairman. The other N a turning 1 :"York, •therje are over two -thousand ihe uroaperil.v in Patestine convinces last year with a minstrel show, will i ihese times require clear thinking. large -areas of land in Paltional Chairmen are Judge "William estine, mow arid, into arable.acreage them t h a t ihe salvation of Transjar- endeavor to repeat thk -year with a concerted action, and united effort." Jewish workers. Many thousands - of JH. l«wis, Philadelphia; James Mar- suitable dania can come only through the Jews, skit k entitted te lor orange .growing arM He pointed out the necessity «T Jewish workers are engaged in "the Good Old Days." shall, Morris Hothenberg xnS. 3 & K t£ruck /farming is seen -as ja .result the "tribe leaders are reported to have ihan Straus, Jr., New Tork, nnd/Eli- of the .discovery r&ere of asew sourc- dress factories. 3n the /Leningrad Music Appreciation Class /Tinner said. These same leaders have urged Taking part in it are Harry lipp, constant and continual adjustment Salph 3iogg, Mihon Bimelstein, Bill j to ihese increased demands for help shoe /factory "Skorachod" nearly two jhn D. Stone, Boston. Mrs. Monsfey "to Study Emir Abdullah to encourage the Jews IWoKe, Ervin Wezehnan, IKormar. 1 m the form of load, shelter, idothrng es of -water .supply J>y the applica- thousand Jewish workers are employThe honorary chairmen -are IDi. Symphonies t o settle in TransJordan, "the paper Korney, Harry Weinberg, "Louis JIba-! and medical care, aggravated by thf ed, and "there xxe a large jumiber of 'Cyrus Adler, Governor Herbert 3B. tion of -American methods, caccordnig «Fews t o "be fEound in all other enterwrites. kin, Al Weiner, Morris Franklin, Bing j decrease in ihe available funds. to ^a cablegram jecei'wd cby. •ihe PalLehman, Federal Judge Julian "W *"'"The School of "Music of the JewGarrop, William Sokoloff, Art Gross"Fortunately for Omaha ihe exprices. estine -Economic Corporation. The 3ttack, Felix H. Warburg .and /Dr ish Commirnity Center "will co-operman, Arthur l i p p , Oscar Mayero- j istence of "the Jewish IPree cablegram rreveals that -American -enThe jjreat majority of Jewish workJerusalem.—The "names of Emanuel .Stephen S. Wise. -ate wiQi "the Omaha Symphony or-: /Neumann of -New Tork and Berschel with, Herman Babich, Harold Barish Society has been a great aid in meetgmers have successfully hared awell The giving to the /Keren :Hayesad in ihe "Xavniel Tegion <where previous ers come from•&& Jewish -vfllages, -fee thestra ihis semester. ing the problem of dependency* -paper declares, and have -not yet beParbstern of Poland, both members of and Sam Pinkel. was stressed so that its budget anay 3frs. Henry /Monsky, director of to ihe unemployment and g be covered and reconstruction ae- attempts, ntilaing antiquated tmeth- ,xome assimilated in ihe jproletarian the Music School, rwill devote a. ;por- the Jewish ^Agency Executive in .Jer- -A. 2 . A.. /No. 1.90, which won sec- conditions,*' Pearlstien stated. "We ods, had only resulted in an inadeusalem are prominently linked with -melting ^pot. /Many of "them -will ond last year, will present "Uncle tivities maintained. speak Russian badly, in spite of which tion of her work in "fee -music appre- • the reported lease of Transpordan Tom's Cabin." In ihe cast are Joe have also been aided by our f rien<fc; Addresses were delivered -at ^the quate water supply. "The ;well which iias heen isnccess- ihe Tiddish language is .-not used ciation class to a stady idf "the sym- iand t o Jews, ihe Jewish Telegraphic Bbxmenthal, /Louis Canar, JJOUK Sing- ^who have contributed clothing. "W* conference by Felix Warburg, "'Louis phonies which will "be presented iry Agency learns. er, 'Wijii^TTi ^Rosenbaum, Dan l i n t z - art -Hie J. C. C. budget to Hie btmr lipsky, Dr. Cyrus Adler, /MarriE inlly drilled tin lYavniel, offers great among them. 3n ihe factory "Petrow- the Omaha Symphony. 310" in Cherson, Time hundred Jewish Ihopes xsf tnrning arid, lands into man, George Itolgoff, MDlard Bigal in order t o use everj" dollar possibte /Rothenberg, /Nathan Straus 3v., 3£abto meet the needs of the family -wcV This class meets at the Center Jerusalem.—-A muted J&rab front in and /Eddie IBosenfaaom. workers are employed, but the entire flourishing coTonies,*' ^Bernard .Flexbi Samuel Schuhnan, and Judge fare department of the Federatum, every Monday evening at 8 rp. an. Palestine, Syria, Iraq and TransjarwoTk is conducted in Poissian, and ner, Chairman of ihe Board, aeJL 2 , A. No. 7, which won third "William JH. Lewis. ' , . "Our famih- welfare Those wishing "to join ihis .class or Messages urging a .united iront .dared. "This ^ite "was chosen be-1 similarly in other Cherson factories any other classes "may ^register ja± danmJs being -organized to force .last year, vrQl jgrwe '^Esmeralda,T' a which is riirectinp the work of *if American Jewry in the interests xause wells which had ' been" Sriven rwfaere ihe-Jerwish "wmkersnnimber 3ae- ihe Community Cengtr tnr jcall "Mrs. oi the Gw/Kitttifis. Seen irtmerrt—^f-which Mrs. HaTry *,. anrail d i e j«rreeriient /he has signed ooaethoos, i y ^aiitiqnated a i q oos, w^S^^ of ^Palestine ^eere received :from/Ha- ihere iby is chaicman, .assisted b with » Jewish company far ihe .tease Mencielson, Joseph Solomono^, Jake h -roe Monaky. hum Sokolow, president of the "World o^sulted in a poor supply of water. J the Minsk factory "Octiabf there The first semester of the music of allegedly SOgQOO.dunams of his perJ . J. Greenberg'. Mrs. L. The water rproblem in Palestine has j a thousand Jewish ^workers, but ?.trpi»gt organization: /Dr. Charm Fox, Jack Gordon .and IMarvin Fitch. school was completed successfully. . X. Hoizman. Blanche Zhnnttm. sonal domain for a period of 99 years, Werzmann, -fornier-head of -ihe Jew- long been recognized as :a serious \ throughout the premises not even & On the faculty are included Jean P . i -sorority -will Siiverman, TVIrs. Philip Shsst, ihe Jewish /Telegraphic Agency learns. ish -Agency 3or Palestine, who is one, particularly in the hill lands. single jnotice appears in "Yiddish. Duffield, Miss Eose Brandeis. Mrs. Palestine Arabs plan to -make re coming to the United States shortly, The soils of .this .region - are suitable Characters in Jennie ZLevenson, "Mrs. Ernest /Reese, stunt are H. HirBdnnan, J>r. M. Margolin, I>r, fcrves-to TtTng Feisal of Sedjaz for vineyards, olive groves .and grain .and • Governor 'Herbert- H. Iiehmau. Dora Dolgoff, TTannwh GosBick, libby A. Greenberg. Dr. J. A. Weinber|:> JMiss Sophie Newman, /E. Oscar him t o nnake Tepresfintations fields and with irrigation, also for Weinstein, Miss Juliet McCune, /Mrs. t » his.brother, .with a view to-the can- Dolgoff, Rose Weiner, ituth Goldstein, and Henry /Monskj?—.has met *ft vegetable growing. The first well E. Green, Barold /Dallinger, ceUation of ihe lease, the Jewish Tele- Hath .Shapiro, Sylvia Parilman, Gol- least every other week, delving ^Trt^ drilled .shows a ;yield of 440 gallons dye Pish, Aim Berman, Holly Jioeen, the problems of individual. cases." Cecil Serryman. graphic Agency learns ^further. per minute ±rom a decomposed basBess Platt, Evelyn Green, Ularion On ihe advisory /Board a r e Cecil These problems -Saeed by .alt reservoir -at a riepft of T70 feet. y the Uobinson, Marnia Huben and Marias eration "W. Serryman, 3Sarry firaviroff, JotThe successful result of the drilling fee discussed at the Hollander. meeting. at /f avniel demonstrates that an adjBriday evening, 3Peb. gosk ~SL. Borglum, Martin W. /Bush, The Henrietta Szold club will offer Jean P . Dnfffeld, Jack W. 3£arer, equate -water supply can be obtained 3, ihe Tnrited Ortahodox synagogues .Family Album" T»3rinE part Irvin Stahnaster, MTS. Barry A/New 3ork, (3.T.A.) — A -request jtt a lower -east ^tirrough improved W usher i n a three-day celebration axe Sarah Baum, Ulsie lazarus. Mrs. /Henry Mcmsky. jnethods. H believe .that barge tracts honoring /Rabbi TM /Muter of Terre WoK, iEor an /ameEaration of present JX£ Bhiiiey Pirsh, Sarah Goldberg, .Sarah "lations governing ihe shipment of land aow unfit for crops due to Haute, Ind., "who arrived in Omaha S03— J&. stag dter tff the •oT fold-clothes duty free, irom the ihe imaideguacy of ^he Skater supply, last week to assume his -rabbinical Qne-'time /Now B e a d jdn and Betty Tnchnam. ^nay, .as :a aresult of -the application duties under ihe auspices of the "Vaad of HSixa. IBidjHn -GovErnment Temple Israel brotherhood =wfil Ifae TJnrted ^States to P o l a n i l , has Hon Girte' ^dub "will feaheld jot the Temple "WedBesday «eve- The iieen submitted by the Federa- of the methods employed at "Yavniel, H'Oehr of this city. "MTE. J. Goldware was elected "Moscow.—/M. IB. /Heller, a one-tnne ning, /February 1, starting a t ture *3Iodem Bong /Presentations," ident of the Daughters of "Zion -*»t tion of /Polish Jews in America do be transformed into arable areas." On 3Plriday evening, IFeb. 3, /Rabbi with Shirley Tesster, Mary /Kohen, a meeting of 'the organization at the "The American drilling unit -ihe ^Polish Consulate in /New Ifork Milter will open ^ » dBrst legular F r i - locksmith, who lias just been gradu3*ro-: *3teer,fhot dogs, cigars aHd an ell- Marion Martin, Tillye .Sbral, Esther J. -<3. C. Wednesday. TOid tforwarded by the latter to the sent into Palestine by the Palestine day -night services iin the .B'md 3B- ated :Irom the Academy fessors in ^Moscow, -has been ) around ^ood time" have hfgn prom- Siegel, /Leah Siegel, 3tose Planchsk central -authorities in "/Poland ^wi" /Economic Corporation working in rael synagogue, 38ih and fSi Other officers chosen are: "Mrs. J>. ^ p ed -the mew chairman of the /Briai and Urs. Hose Zwenmck. .B warm areccammendation fox favor- -conjunction with the Palestine Jew- Sts., at £ p»m. These ^services ised fay t h e cuniiUitlee'in cliaige, • COBvice president; /Mrs. 'M, XuV€ ish Colonization Association, after ^ be continued each -week thereafter A. /Z. A . JNo. 1 will present "How ArbitmaTi, Tecording secretary;. Mr*. able aurtioh." ' ' sisting of /Dave Cohen, .Al Slayer Women Piay Jn the cast ~L. Morgan, unancial and correspond e /Federation of Polish Jews of -survey of conditions by _F. Julius at the same tune and place. -On the which makes him "the head of the and 3Lon fiumfeerg. : ^wQl axe Isrsrel Sex >vici, Sam Turkel, ing Becretary, and '.Mrs. M. Goldstein, _ objected to the regulations •Fohs, noted geologist, in that coun- following Saturday, 3?eb. 4, 3labbi government in ihe Bira 33id*jan re-- ' included on "the rtertannnent f be cards, busing, and * surpri Irving ChudakoC and /Israel Horn- treasurer. ^require that persons wishing try and of methods used in .Califorwill occupy the pulpit i n "the t o send packages of old clothes to nia, had indicated "that the 'latter Beth Hamedrosh /Etagodol synagogue, /Rabbi ZCri Miller addressed g g iprizes offered ilar jebltivjes .in iPolandmust -first receive could be successfully applied in PalJaisx group. The retiring president *m*i ^ t s . , "iat i ihe "Tegular l and Burt ^ ixom their relatives a certificate of estine. three places are three loving cups. ^scretary reported on the progress Saturday mwrning "services. poverty. These certificates, the perBecause of the lengfii of the program made by the organization the sxns for ^whom the clothes aTe desami ^the ^feee <of tibs xrowd fexpected fevr years. Habbi Miller -will ijegin Sunday -afttined are to request from the Adthe "program will start -promptly at ernoon, Feb. ~5, vvilh a :ctimiTiunitymmistration of the Community where wide assembly a t ihe ^ioai Jlsrael they jreside. . '^The committee ha charge is A T synagogue, 18th and Chicago Sts., at; A. charge of sixty cents is to .he 2:30 o'clock. Several of America's "Thou shalt not exploit" .should take office-holding d» those 'trained ffor "at. thur Xipp, Tchairman; Dora 3>olgt>ff, imposed iby the Consulate here ;f or A 35 per cent reduction of iforeijn Gertrude Greenberg, Art Gerber, 1sThe /Nebraska /Deep /Rock quintet, foremost rahbis will be present ~to the^plaee of "Thou shalt not fail" as ratifying the authenticity of the address the gathering, and all nearby the commandment followed by ihe debts—by actual -purchasing power, lael Sercovici, Hatph /Nogg, Joe Solall-Jewish independent basketball Hot Springs, (J.T.A.)—The y certificates:" : i cities -have indicated the presence of American people, Dr. Will Durant we would not lose a cent, as the dollar omonow and Hose Zweibach. "Judges "N. Xevi Mcnjorial hos]nval in its Polish /Federation /held i h a t team "which has been outstanding in representative delegations. suggested in his address before the today can buy Sl.35 vrurlli of things -mil be 1, Mrs. X. Nev^regulations imposed undue hum- ihe -state for the past five years, will Following the inauguration cere- /Community /Forum at the J . C. C. as of ihe time of the loan. Also, an eleS, Uabbi "Uri Miller and Wm. L. nual Teport .itsst published, that the hospital provided for -ility upon the persons to whom i h e tangle -with the ZLawlor Sports of monies, a banquet will be held in the "Wednesday evening before a capacity inflation of ihe American dollar 35 Hoizman. care and maintenance of 4,558 ,- clothes -were going and ^requested 'its lancdln at the J. C. C. Sunday, Jan. Jewish Community Center commene- audience. The noted philosopher's per cent. 29, at 3 p.m. All proceeds will go ients in its wards ar.d clinics .abrogation. ing at 6:30 p.m. 3leservations "will subject was 'The American Crisis." /Recognizing that we cannot operate to the 3ee-l«ews free shoe fund. ihe year of IPS- These be "The analysis of the depression is the American economic system -with* came from every section of the cofflrIn its ;Sve years the Deep 3lock j contained in the fact that while the out increasing the purchasing potrer on t r y ; : from as far oast as New Xfl five has played 141 games and lost fi py g vations can "be had by calling "Wil- producing: capacity of our workers of ihe people. Shorter hours, unemand as far xresi as California, y H. I t has never been defeated liam MildeT, Ja. 20S0; /Harry Marcus, wta multiplied by a hundred or -mare, ployment insurance, more restrictions only represent pructicaliy every state. ;! by more than two points, has scored iheir purchasing- power was being on national banks. It is most vital that! pendituve? for tin- year were Sfifl £Berlm, (JJT.A;)—Adolph f i t t e r ' s 4>862 points, and this year has aver- Ja. 1.440; Ben /E. Xailowsky, At. multiplied by only two or three," the we make our own market the basis of Philip .11. Ulutznick and Julius The Leo N. Lovi Sreniorial Ifezi party is in serious financia aged over 40 points per game. .Abe 4S34, and the Jewish Community Cen- lecturer pointed out. Dr. Durant ana- our economic life and become inde- Bisno were appornted by Morrr; •pital is strictly a charitable straits, "with debts estimated to total Bergman, Isadore .Novak, -Aaron /Ep- tex, Ja. 1366. pendent of foreign markets. Rothenberg, president of ihe Zionist j t i ( m a n d -admitr no pav patients a Hum between $2,000,000 and /$S,- stein, Sam Giller, Max Shukert and "Legalize birth control. Otherwise, I Organization of Ameirca, to serve on make a modest fo-ntrihivtion Dr. Wise Next •000,000. /MillaTd Sigal, as well as Jay Stol/Rabbi Stephen S. Wise of New •we breed more and more nniscie for a national commission of Jewish their maintenance- if vossible. /Hitler, it is understood, has .been ler, coach, and George ZElein, manawhich our inventive system jjaj; -no •workers and educators. hospital is n modcrr. institution, York will be the next speaker on place. -offered about 4,000,000 marks by ger, have been with the team since The purpose of the body is to con- ed a? Clas-F A by the American the ToTum series. He "will appear Jiis 'backers, industrialists i n the its inception. "Oar new commandment must be sider the Jewish youth problems ir» of Surppons. In addition t^ at the Jewish Community Center IKhineland and the Huhr "Valley, to So that ;the shoe fund vrill xealize David 33. Gross, ol, of -214 Wednesday evening, February 22. trThou shalt not exploit," taking- the \ general and their application to the usual equipments of <« inodem -pay Party debts, provided he pre- every cent possible, the Beep Hock place of our prerions -commandment, | Ziordst mo-vement in particular. A 7>ital it is provided "with the vails upon his party "not to cause a Oil Co., through /Morris /Milder, is Park Are., died Saturday -night. She is survived by her husband; two "Thou shalt succeed, -whether by hook | meeting of this committee will be baths from the Arkansas hot STr dissolution of -lie Reichstag sched1 I held in Nevr York on Feb. 12. Trhidi arc ovrned by ihe federal uled to meet this week. /Hitler, it iis donating ihe tickets, posters and pro- daughters, Una and ZNaozni Gross; lyzed the economic, political and or crook." three brothers, /Morris "SVn-mTrrn of moral crises being laced in America. IxLutznick is executive s enrmeni. The Leo K. Levi Dr. /Durant launched into a bxiliiai understood, "has rait rejected this of- gram. The T>eep /Rocks are leading the .Milwaukee, H a s l<iomkm of Omaha "Dnr noble experiment of demo- attack upon the imperialistic tenden- i "the International A. E. A. (Junior ia] hospital offers ?pccia! der. J. C. C. league. The ILawlorrs also and Dr. Philip ZEromkin of /New Ha- cracy is breaking down just "vrhen we cies of tixe coxmtrj- and grave, illustra- B"nai Brith) and Eisno is assistant in the treatment 01 arthritic rheumatic diseasos, Jewish Encyclopaedia in l i e n c h have an impressive record and sx& ven, Conn., and three sisters, Mrs. need it most, and in addition to all tions from tli£ panoxaixia of history executive secretary. 1 -Paris.—The publication of a Jew- one of "the capital city's finest and Anna "Weiss and ^Ebea and Hose our other troubles, Tre find our souls shotting hovr once a nation became j in great tiisoxder, onr old moral code dependent upon foreign trade it had to} the capital of Lembcrg; — A delegation of yassg; g sn.—Eansroon s p Ish encyclopedia in the "Fxench lan- fastest basketball aggregations. In- JEromkin, all of -ilikraukee. l d Uational Democrats, headed by i MTS. Gross had for many years lost." fight to keep it and always in the end J Burma recently established its second guage is contemplated here by the claded in their linsnp jare such outpresidents of the Students "well known /French "publisher, l*evas- standing .stars as "Chi" Galloway, been j>rominent in various Jewish ZDaxant zsre the following as his -was defeated and died. He -prediztEsI synag-opue. farmer Colorado Aggie star; /Bill women's organizations. The first synagogue was opened 50 visited the highest Catholic solution: that -unless "we became econoraieally senr. If .31. ILevasseur acarries rthrough his Punke of TTirirann, -who TTOS placed on ZErmsral services were held THonday -*A re^defmition ol demDcracy, the self-contained we ivould iave to fight years ago. The largest proportion of ties to thank the Archbishops ihe Jewish population of Burma total- Ihe protection and assistance i -hon- afternoon at the Jewish "funeral establishments of schools far trainnnir one or marfi •wars. the -All--American Unterscholastic project, the encyclopedia ^will the :OT .-jabll, and /Dick Armstamg, star Sxa home, IBuxial was in /Golden IHfll men t o hold office and Tun fee gov- Irvin Stalmastex-srar chairman. An ing 1500 persons in all lesid: in the j to youths who were arrested hfj -.first of :its kind ^niblished *Tn capital city of /Rangoon. inection with the disturbances.'* ' ernment, and special restrictions in open forum followed the taeture. /Lnmbaru cdllege, iin Hlmriis. • ; cemetsrv/French language.
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MIBICSCBOOLTO
RABBI U. MILLER
Temple Brotherhood
DAUGHTERS OF ZIOfl H i d SEW
Wednesday
DEEP ROCK QUINTET IN
Omahans Appointed to National Youth Commission
WUerMasMis
Financial Woes
MRS. DAVID GROSS, 57, DIED LAST SATURDAY