In the Interests of the Jewish People
hedicated to the Ideals of Judaism
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NEW PRUSSIAN LAND CODE DEPRIVES JEWISH CITIZENS OF RIGHT TO MERIT LAND
OMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, MAY 19,1933
Artist Seeking to Shed German Name
New York, (J.TA.)—Lester, Rosenfeld wants to be Lester.Meld. Mr. JBosenfeld, or Field, an artist, has applied to the Supreme Court for permission to change his name behe is "desirous of abandoning Confiscation of Property Belonging to German cause a- name which betrays a Germanic famfly origin entirely opposed to Ms Jews Is Feared as Next sympathies and convictions," his peNazi Step. tition reveals. He feels a Germanic name "an obstacle to the advantagBerlin, (J.T.A.)—Deprivation of Nazis, had seen another Jew hanged the Jews of the right to inherit from the branch of a tree" and a eous disposition of his works and to land is a feature of the. new land Jewish child stabbed in the neck. The his position as an artist." code, one of the most revolutionary prosecuting attorney asserted that innovations in land laws in many the woman planned to relate these years, wljich. was announced by Hans incidents in Poland. He referred to Kerrl, president of the Prussian Diet. her cohabitation with Paszkalski as The law restricts inheritance of land "a sin against Ijer German blood." to "German c i t i z e n s of German Isadore Klein, a horse dealer, sixblood." The cabinet is expected to ap- ty-three years old, was -sentenced to prove the bill soon. The bill provides fifteen months imprisonment because for the revocation of the right of in- he alleged that he had seen Nazis heritance of large estates and pro- stab a Jewish child and spread salt vides that land must be handed on and pepper over the wounds. from iather to oldest son, undivided. Whether land o w n e d by Jews in NO BOOK BY Prussia, in which; state only the new JEW code applies, would be confiscated, Innsbruck.—''Coordination" of t§e could not be learned. book publishing business in Germany to the program of the National SoConfiscation Since finances in Germany are cialist party, has been accomplished. running low and the Nazi program Henceforth, books by Jewish authors, has not yet shown any way of tid- written in Germany or abroad, will ing economic chaos, it is feared by not be published in Germany. many observers that the Nazis will be forced, as their next step in an NAZIS' ANTI-SEMITIC RAG • empty program, to seize the proper- INSULTS CATHOLICS Berlin.—Bitter attacks against the ty, both real and personal, of the Germans who are not Nazis and con- Pope and the Roman Catholic Archfiscate the property to their own use. bishops in France and Melbourne, This will particularly fit in with Australia, who protested against Natheir purpose, since Jewish citizens zi anti-Jewish atrocities in Germany, own many shares of stock and. in- have -been featured in the Arische terests in the various German in- Eundsch_u, successor to the Voelkisher Beobachter as the chief Nazi • dustries and companies. anti-Semitic propaganda organ. The Philip M. Klutznick SETS AFOOT paper says of the Roman. Catholic church that "not less than fifteen of Above is shown Philip M. Klutznick, BOYCOTT CONFERENCE who this week was appointed assistant New York.—Amovement has been its popes had Jewish blood." It also takes up the report that city, attorney.by Mayor Roy N. Towl. set afoot in New York for an international conference next month on the Popej in his recent interview Klutinick, who is executive secretary the question of boycotting Nas^Cjer- wijfT'Vke-CEancc't'cr Von Papsa- at -oflthe A. Z. A., has/been granted a many, according to the Any/Ban VatiUm City, had declared.that the leave of absence by the supreme adLeague for the Defense of Jewish anti-Jewish policy in Germany was visory council, until the international not in accordance with . Catholic be- convention this summer in Omaha. Rights here. A large-scale, nationwide boycott lief s and ironically adds that the He plans to continue his private move against the Nazis was officially Nazis are well aware that their rev- practice of law. launched at the New York conference. olution "will fall upon the,nerves of Plans are being made to reorganize certain elements." "We Must Go on With and concert activities leading to a Boycott" complete boycott of products of Ger- BILL FOR LETTING PARIS,—Henri Torres, well-known man manufacture until the Hitler re- GERMANS STAY French-Jewish lawyer, declared at a gime restores the political and civil Washington. —- A bill permitting meeting held in protest against the rights of the Jews. German aliens now in this country, anti-Jewish excesses in Germany, New York City will be divided intp whose passports are about to expire, sections, and teams will see to it that to reside in the United States an that "we must go on with the boythe boycott is carried out effectively additional two years, was introduced cott action." in the city. in the House of Representatives by : Dr. A., Corolnik: is ^chairman.-of;the Congressman Sol Bloom, of New Debate on Polygamy league. ' • T York.
Philip Klutznick Named Assistant City Attorney
ropies Gala Opening of Highland (Mpuntry Early Club on May 27 A gala opening is being planned for the Highland Country Club Saturday, May 27. Many reservations have already been made for the affair. Randall's Royal orchestra will jplay. Abe Herzberg, president, has appointed the following committee chairmen for the summer season: Milton Livingston, house committee; David Ferer, entertainment; Sam Leon, greens; Leslie Burkenroad, membership; Abe Brodkeyj tournament; Mrs. Philip Levey, women's activities; Mrs. Manning Handler, women's golf committee. The new members of the club were honored at a stag dinner Tuesday at the club house. A bridge tea will be given for the women tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Ernest Nogg is in charge, and members may bring guests. On Tuesday, May 23, regular Ladies day will start at the Highland and will be held every Tuesday. The women plan to open their_gplf season with an eighteen-hole-handicap competition, which will be played for two successive weeks, nine holes per week. All the women golfers have been divided into two classes, and prizes will be awarded for jhe low scores in both divisions. i
Breakfast at JvC* C Sunday Morning to Launch "Clean-up" for the Annual Campaign
The enthusiastic campaigners for tables during the report luncheons, the Jewish Philanthropies are Hearing they recount the various interesting the three-quarter mark and are incidents they came across. pressing onward toward a whirlwind Thus, the story is told of a patient finish to an enheartening drive. m a local hospital, who anxiously At', the report luncheon. Thursday asked his doctor to take his pledge to at the Jewish Community Center the the campaign headquarters so that it total of $26,838185 i n ' pledges had would be registered with the totals been turned in, but all the majors had before the drive came to a close. not been heard from at press time and Or, the tale about a certain whiteit is expected that their reports will haired, white-bearded gentleman who swell the totals considerably. is barely making a living, yet gives an eighteen-dollar pledge on the theA breakfast for all workers of all divisions will be held ait the ory that he can somehow save five Center on Sunday morning at 8 cents a day for the Jewish Philana. m. The breakfast will launch thropies. His is a lesson from which the "dean-up" campaign. many can learn. Thirty local, national, and interna- Then, there is the story of Johanna tional Jewish relief and educational Howard, the colored woman who cainstitutions will' be the beneficiaries ters at the Center. No one so much as thought of soliciting her for a doof this campaign for $40,000. nation for the Philanthropies. But she "We will not fail,? were the words of cheer from Dr.-Abe Gfeenberg, gen-: eral chairman* of the drive, Thursday. Attention, Workers! Those in need depend upon onr liberalityof giving and-in this crisis we There will be a breakfast for the are determined that every possible workers of all divisions in the Jewcent be pledged. ish Philanthropies campaign at the "The efforts both of the generals Community Center Sunday and the privates in this vast army of Jewish volunteer workers have been moist en- morning at 8 a. m. This will start the "clean-up" of couraging. : But we must not have a the drive, and all campaign worklet-down until our work is completed." During the campaign the Jewish ers are urged to be present. Community Center, headquarters for the drive, has been teeming with ac- felt insulted that she had been slighttivity as workers come and go, infor- ed, demanded a pledge card, and filled mation is sought and given, details it out for an amount which for her are worked out, and difficulties ironed was considerable. A certain individual who used to be out. The report luncheons have been a most liberal contributor to local well attended, and have aided in gen- charitable drives, moved away from The principal speaker at the eighth erating pep for the campaign. the city three years ago. Only occasionally does he come into Omaha, on annual convention of the southwest At "Women's Day" business trips. Yet so strongly does region which takes place in Omaha Thursday noon, Mrs. Jeanette Am- he feel the ties that bind him to local Sunday and Monday, May 28 and stein, chairman of the women's diviswork and so impressed is 29, will be Dr. Evelyn Garfield ion, was presented with a purse by charitable he with the worthiness of the work her co-workers in tribute to her tire- aided by the Philanthropies that he Kadushin of Madison, Wis. Dr. Kadushin is known for ber less work. The presentation was sent in a very generous «heck. unusual ability as a speaker. She made by Mrs. H. A. Wolf. The maid of a certain prominent Interesting Stories has recently returned from a year's famfly: has worked for Jewish stay in Palestine and "while there As the workers sit around the Jewish people most of her life. When she to Be Held Sunday acquainted herself with every phase NO CHANCE FOR heard that this year's drive was now MORE VISAS of Hadassah work. Dr. Kadushin is on, she-asked that he employer take OTHER EMPLOYMENT the wife of Rabbi Max Kadushin, {Jerusalem. -*- Hi<gi = Commissicner The question, "Resolved, That Poly: a dollar out of her next week's wages A scheme to prevent dismissed Wauchope promised an additional gamy Should Be Introduced," will lie president of the Hillel Foundation. and give it to the Philanthropies. Jewish employees from finding any two hundred Palestine visas immed- the subject for debate between, the Other speakers at the banquet, to These are but a few of the many ether ocupation has been conceived iately for German Jews able to meet Young Men's Vaad and the Junior be held Sunday evening, May 28, will incidents being told by the workers. «iy the Nazis who have -declared a financial requirements, in an inter- Vaad Auxiliary Sunday night, May 21, be William L. Holzman and- Rabbi They give heart and inspiration to six months' ban. on the opening of view with Emanuel Neumann, Am- at 8:30, at the B'nai Israel synagogue, David A. Goldstein. The banquet the campaigners. new retail establishments "in the in- erican member of the Palestine Ex- Eighteenth and Chicago streets. will be for both men and women. terests and protection of r e t a i l ecutive of the Jewish Agency. "Early Bird" Breakfast An interesting program is also Sal Michnik and Ralph Nogg will trade." -, : The "Early Bird" breakfast Monday defend the affirmative side and Mar- planned for the luncheon Monday, Nazis Seek Ban of Fraternal This actually means that dismissmorning officially launched the camMay 29. After the luncheon there tha Lippett and Dora Freshman will Order Throughout ed Jewish officials and others of the paign. Dr. Greenberg presided. uphold the negative. Harry Trustin, will be a tour of the city for the Germany intellectual classes for whom the The "send-off" address was given visiting delegates. Following lie city commissioner, will preside as only possibility of a livelihood["exby David Goldman, chairman of ths tour they "will be entertained at a chairman. Anne Hahn has charge of Cincinnati, (J.T.A.)—Removal of initial gifts committee. After stressisted in their opening of small busitea at the Highland Country Club. the sale of tickets. the Anti-Defamation department of ing the dire need of the day and the newes, now are prevented from folloning this intention and are compelthe B'nai Brith from Cincinnati to necessity to care for the sick, to feed led to consume their savings with '.. The summer schedule for the JewChicago, in order to permit a more the hungry, look after the widows and the danger that they will be com- ish Community Center physical deintensive campaign against anti-Sempletely destitute within a very short partment, effective June 1, has been itic propaganda in this country, was period. • ' decided here at a central administrareleased by Morris H. Sogolow, dition board meeting under the chairrector. BERLIN JEWISH manship of Alfred M. Cohen, presiThe schedule: BLACKLIST dent of the B'nai Brith. At the same Swimming Classes Temple Israel will this evening music, and a feature will be the meeting it was also agreed that the Innsbruck.—A black-list of Jewish Matron women: Monday and Wedcelebrate the twenty-fifth anniver- singing of the dedication hymn combusiness concerns, shops and doctors 11 to 12. a. m., 6 to 9 p. m.; sary of the dedication of the pres- posed by Dr. Cohn twenty-five years B'nai Brith would accept sponsorship has been carefully compiled and dis- nesday, Tuesday and Thursday, 3 to 4 p. ent temple with a jubilee congre- ago, the music to which was com- of the new Hillel Foundation at London, (J.T.A.)—An appeal to tributed to the population of Berlin m.; Northwestern University, Chicago, Sunday, 3 to 5 p. m. the Jewish youth of England to regational dinner and program, and posed by V. C. Bennett. with an urgent request that citizens and would continue to work for AmBusiness and senior women: Mon- special services. This marks 62 years Dr. Frederick Cohn, who started erican Jewish unity of leadership in frain from engaging in clashes with of the city boycott all mentioned on the list. The new blacklist resembles day and Wednesday, 6 to 9 p. m ; of the existence of Temple Israel in his thirtieth year in Omaha as a consideration of the problem of the British Fascists was made over the signatures of Chief Rabbi Joseph Omaha. spiritual leader of the Temple in Jews of Germany. a city directory and shows that a Sunday, 3 to 5 p. m. Junior girls: Monday and Wedspecial staff has been engaged in The services will start at 8 March, helped dedicate the temple A flood of anti-Jewish propaganda Hertz, Neville Laski, president of the preparing and checking the data in- nesday, 4 to 5 p. m.; Sunday, . 3 o'clock, and the dinner, which will as its rabbi a quarter of a century in this country, both oral and printed, Board of Jewish Deputies, and Leonto 4 p.| m. ard Montefiore, president of the Ancluded in the directory. be served by members of the Sister- ago. makes necessary increased defensive glo-Jewish Association. Senior men: Tuesday and Thurshood, will begin at 6:30. William Past presidents who will be presThe directory is divided into two action, Sigmund Livingston, chairman The appeal draws attention to "the sections in accordance with the dis- day, 7 to 9 p. m.; Sunday, 11 a. m. L. Holzman will be toastmaster. ent at the anniversary affair are of the Anti-Defamation League, exto 1 p. m.; daily, noon, 5 to 6 p. m. After Kiddush by Rabbi Cohn, David Rosenstock, Henry Rosenthal, plained. grave situation which has arisen tricts and streets of the city. NonBusiness and high school boys: Abe Goldstein, president of the con- William L. Holzman, Harry Rosenthe recent disturbances between Jewish residents of each street are Transfer of the offices of the de- from Jews and Fascists. Without any dereceiving f r o m an anonymous Tuesday and Thursday, 7 to 9 p. m.; gregation, will speak. Remarks will feld and Isidore Ziegler. partment to Chicago will permit clossire to fix responsibility for the street source, the section of the book con- Sunday, 11 a. m. to 1 p. m.; 2 p. also be made by Mrs. Ferdinand Mrs. Morris Levy is the oldest Adler, first president of the Sister- surviving widow of the early presi- er cooperation between Richard E. fighting, the signers of the appeal excerning their neighborhood in order m. to 3 p. m.; daily, 5 to 6 p. m. Gustadt, director of its special activ- press conviction that no matter what Junior boys: Tuesday and Thurs- hood, and by Mrs. Carl Furth, pres- dents of the congregation. that they may avoid Jewish concerns ities, and the League chairman. day, 4 to 5 p. m.; Sunday, 2 to 3 ent head. Mr. Herman Rehfeld will the provocation, Jewish participation and professional men whom the dirThe dedication of the "new" temp. m. speak briefly as one of the oldest ple twenty-five years ago was in "such disturbances brings discredSeek Ban ectory lists. Gymnasium Classes members of the congregation, and marked with a three-day celebration. Berlin.—A demand to prohibit the it upon the Anglo-Jewish comrrranity JUST AN EXAMPLE Matron women: Monday and Wed- Louis Somberg will talk as presi- Samuel Katz was president of the B'nai Brith, one of the world's larg- and can only be harmful to the great dent of the Brotherhood. A response congregation, and Mrs. Harry May est Jewish fraternal organizations, cause." A novel case was aired in court nesday, 10:30 a. m. to 11 a. m. when a Christian woman was senBusiness girls: Monday and Wed- will be given by Master William was head of the Sisterhood. Sir Oswald Mosley, in an interwhich numbers thirteen thousand Schlaes on behalf of this year's tenced to twenty-one months impri- nesday, 6 to 8:45 p. m. view with the Jewish Chronicle, emmembers in Germany, is made in the sonment because she intended to folSenior men: Free gym at all confirmation class, the entire class Nazi press. As a result of this de- phasizes at length that the British low her Jewish suitor, Solomon Pasz- hours gym not in use by classes. being the guests of the Brotherhood Trustin to Address mand, the early closing down of the Fascist organization which he heads kalski, back to Poland and was susSogolow reports that gym classes at the celebration. Omaha Hebrew Club B'nai Brith in Germany must be ex- is not anti-Semitic lie stressed the pected of planning there to spread for matron women and business girls Harry Wilinsky is in charge of arinstructions issued to its members pected. "atrocity" propaganda. will continue for the month of June. rangements. Harry Trustin, newly-elected city It is being considered as "a Jew- forbidding them even to m e n t i o n Frau Gerda Goehring, who was The classes are held on Mondays The anniversary address at the commissioner, will address the Oma- Masonic lodge combating the Aryan "Jew." divorced from her Christian husband, and Wednesdays, the matrons meet- evening's services will be by Dr. ha Hebrew club Sunday afternoon, at world" in present-day Germany Moreover, all British citizens can . had witnessed an .attack on an _aged ing at! 10:30 a.,m. and the ."business! Cohn on "Twenty-five Years in the the Jewish Community Center, at there isand no room for such organiza- be- enrolled as members of his or'"' '•' ' ~ Jew who had his beard torn' out by girls at 6 p. in.' Tempte" There will be special 4:30 p, m, tions, the Nazi Dress declare* ganization, lie said, including Jews.
DR. EVELYN M f T O H N TO BE SPEAKER AT HADASSAH CONCLAVE
B'NAI BR1TH PLANS CAMPAIGN AGAINST ANTI-JEWISH PERIL
SOGOLOW ANNOUNCES COMMUNITY CENTER SUMMER SCHEDULE
Temple Anniversary Celebration Tonight
JEWISH YOUTHS 1 LONDON URGED NOT TO FIGHT FASCISTS
orphans, and to strengthen characterbuilding agencies, Goldman stressed the necessity for making this "an allyear-round" campaign. ' I t is not sufficient to collect our pledges and say we are through. We should become a self-appointed army of Jewish workers, educating the Jewish people of the community with the vital work of the Philanthropies, keeping the spirit of the Philanthropies and the Jewish cause alive throughout the year." * Justin Wolf gave the other principal address. "The institutions benefitting from the Philanthropies are the life and soul and blood of everything the Jew holds dear to him," he stated. "In the unifying principle of a Jewish campaign can be found the one bond that holds all Jews together, regardless of social or religious affiliations." He urged the need of building now, so as to counteract persecutions of the future. Short talks were given by Mrs. Jeanette Arnstein, Max M. Barish, and J. S. Pearlstein. First Report Luncheon David Goldman presided at the first report luncheon held Tuesday noon. The majors and divisional heads made their reports, amounting to $15,863.50, or approximately forty per cent of the quota, on the first day. "Harry A. Wolf gave the address t& the first luncheon. "After our splendid work thus far," he pleaded, "let's not allow our enthusiasm to die. Times are not easier, but the Jewish heart is softer, because our people are impressed with the present distressful situation. "Don't get discouraged if some of those solicited rebuff you. Those who are able to give but do not answer the call of the hour are to be pitied." Abner Kaiman led community singing at all report luncheons. T:r--:day Luncheon The total turned in by the report luncheon on ""^sday was $20,674.75. Max Barish presided at this meeting. Henry Monsky, veteran of many campaigns, gave an inspirational address, urging the workers to sell the prospects on the needs of the beneficiaries and to persist as tenaciously as workers of the initial gifts did. "The campaign has resolved itself into a que?tion of staying on the. job and enthusiastically carrying' the message of the Jewish Philanthropies into every Jewish home. "Conditions stimulate rather than retard giving:. The situation as depicted is not campaign propaganda, and if the contributors urtdergive, it is your fault and not the prospect's," Sunday Evening Dr. M. Hexter of Palestine spok-: to a large group at the Jewish Community Center Sunday evening, A former member of the Harvard faculty and a former president of the National Bureau of Social Workers, he in now a member of the Palestine executive of the Jewish Agency. A large number of women workers attended the program and tea at the Center Friday afternoon. H. A. Wol! gave the pep talk. Little Philip Sokolof entertained with songs and dances. Radio talent also featured the program, which included piano selections by John Kowalski.
Bazaar for Benefit of National Fund A bazaar for the benefit of the Jewish National .fund will be sponsored by the Daughters of Zion at the Jew* ish Comm-cmity Center, Sunday, May 21. Sandwiches and pop will be sold. The organization hopes to raise its quota through this affair and a card party next month. Tel-Avid,—The proposal made by the Tel-Aviv municipality to establish a small harbor at Tel-Aviv was rejected by Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lie-> ter, under-Secretary for the Colonies. He declared it was necessarj first to consolidate the Jaffa bor.