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STORM OF HEST OVER GREEMENT OF ALLEi PALESTINE AND GERMANY \
OMAHA; NEBRASKA, FRIDAY,
Report La Lupescu NeedjPlpthiiig1 for Being Made Ready Destitute in Omaha for Title, Church
VOL. IX—No. 32
8, 1933
Sokolow Re-elected As World Zionist President
J. J. Greenberg, chairman London, (J.T.A.)—Magda Lupes- of Mis. the clothing committee of the icu, titian-haired mistress of King Federation's Family Welfare deCarol of Roumania, is to be accepted partment, is asking Omaha Jewry into the Greek Orthodox Church, clothing far Omaha's destitute adopted as his daughter by a Rou- for manian prince and will then become families. Anyone having wearable, clothing the bride of the Roumanian ruler, the London -Express sensationally re- to donate—men's, women's or children's—is urged to call the J. C. C, ports. .-..._-..• . 1366, or Mrs, Greenberg, The plans, the Express reports, Jackson Walnut 4371. have been prepared with the utmost Arrangements will be made to secrecy for fear that the Iron Guard and other Roumanian anti-Semitic pick, the clothing up, <-~if it cannot ' organizations will utilize the oppor- be delivered. tunity -to incite the populace to pogrom-measures. Mme. Lupescu, a PRAGUE—The venerable seventy- adopted a resolution to send a com•Protests from every part of- the the Jews and by its "violent, tone and Jewess, is strongly disliked by. the two year old Nahum Sokolow was re- mission to Palestine to investigate the \f6ild~came youring—in-upon- release language, effectually smashed any Roumanian population and several elected president of the World Zion- alleged use of violence anu terrorof the report to the Jewish Telegra- illusions that the Jews in Germany attempts have "been made on her life. would find the chancellora refuge ist Congress, following Dr. Chaim istic methods by a certain Revisionist phic Agency in Berlin by the Deutsche With anti-Semitism increasing in Weizmann's refusal to accept re-elec- group." Landhandlesbund, the Nazi" depart- from extremist Nazis such as Goeb- Roumania, the Express declares, it tion. The evidence at the Jaffa trial coninent for agrarian trade and industry, bels, G o e r i n g , Rosenberg and is feared that disclosure of this plan Weizmann's followers had made cerning the death of Dr. Chaim Arwill -have far-Teaching results. that negotiations "for the import into Streicher, the boycott organizer. The proclamation did not refer to strong efforts to induce the forme! losoroff was used by the Laborites to The church, according to the ExGermany of Palestine oranges and for Zionist head to again assume the heln- renew their drive on the Revisionists, the export of German goods in Ger- foreign affairs as expected, but after press, has been induced to accept t u t he placed certain conditions as holding that the data uncovered there man vessels to Palestine are being a recapitulation of the e v i l s of Mme, Lirpescn as a member. After necessary before he 'would accept. incriminated the Revisionist party. conducted between the Reich's minis- "roarxist rule, characterized the Jews her conversion, a. member of the Among these were that he would be The Democratic Revisionists, headtry, for food and the foreign. depart- with the quotation from the German Roumanian nobility, whose identity historian Mommsen, that Jews are is not disclosed by the Express, will Expanded Educational Commitgiven the power to name the execu- ed by Grossman, who seceded from the ment of the Palestine government. "the ferment of decomposition in a adopt her. Thus Carol will be able tive and that the status of Zionists Jabotinsky Revisionists, will hereafter The agreement, as announced in,the nation's tee at J. C C. Planning life." to surmount the obstacles of- Mme. and non-Zionists should remain un- be known as the Jewish State Party. Berlin press, has not been concluded Forum Series changed. The former proved an insurDr. Stephen S. Wise, in a long adbut this is likely within a few days. In view of the international affi- Lupescu's birth as a commoner and of the Jews and the particu- Jewess. mountable obstacle. Dr. Weizmann, dress, attacked the Laborites, who by The alleged agreement provides for liations William Grodinsky has been apdanger to Germany from this," who was close by, did not come to virtue of their forty-four per cent of the import from Palestine of oranges lar pointed chairman of the educational stated his proclamation, "we must Prague for the congress. In reply to the delegates, now control the Zionto the value of eight to ten-million more, than committee of the Jewish Community eliminate this spirit a last minute wire by his adherents ist affairs. Rabbi Wise also launched marks' and the purchase-in Palestine of disbelief,ever, Center and Welfare; Federation. .Inincarnate the Jews, he stated that he had no intention of into an attack trpon Weizmann and of double that amount in German from among our people.in The cluded .under the jurisdiction of this Nazis committee is the Community Forum Fifth Annual Mid-West Confer- changing his mind and wants to do his policies. In return, several noted products, all shipping to be done in are determined to continue the bitter only work for the relief of German Zionists, including Katzenelson of series. The announcement of the apGerman bottoms. fight against the poisoners of the ence Held in Sioux Palestine and Fishman of New York Jewspointment was made by Jack Marer, first German people until they are enWhen the Nazi of authorities City One of the most vexing problems bitterly condemned liabbi Wise. chairman of the Center Committee, made announcement this a storm of tirely destroyed." before the Congress was disposed of at a luncheon meeting of the educaprotest was provoked at the World Despite the great dissatisfaction tional group at the Hill hotel, Wed- The fifth annual midwest confer- when, in a stormy session, amid the among Zionists over the composition Zionist Congress meeting in Prague. ence of the Workmen's Circle was loud protests of the Revisionists, it of the Jewish Ajrency, the same pro• Zionist leaders denied the truth of National Union of German Jews nesday. portion of half Zionists and half nonreports that they were involved in the According to plans discussed Wed- held in the Elks Club, Sioux City, Ia^ and "Rundschan" Both on Sunday and Monday. Zionists will be retained. The Jewish negotiations, and the British Colonial nesday, the Forum series will inAttack "Interference" The newly elected officers are all Agency is the body recognized by the Office and the Palestine government clnde lectures by five outstanding League of Nations and by Great officials declared that they knew nothspeakers, one a month beginning in from Omaha, They are: N- Martin, Warsaw, (J.T.A.)—A number of BERLIN (J. T. A)—Holding that December and ending in ApriL chairman; L. Witkin, treasurer, and Britain, the mandatory power, as the ing of the reported deals. Jewish hisotrians will take an active S. Lipp, secretary. representative of Jewry in all PalesHerr Kintz, director of the fruit de- part in the deliberations of the In- the German Zionists and friends of Chairman Grodinsky has appointed tine questions. partment of the Nazi commercial or- ternational History Congress which Zionism are responsible for the pres- Mrs. A. D. Frank and Eugene Blazer The delegates were: In an address to the congress Morganization, countered by stating that opened here, with 900 historians rep- ent situation of /the Jews, The Nation- to serve with him on the committee, Omaha Branch 173: A. Forman, I*. ris of New York, presiGeorge Halperin, well known' Zionist resenting various countries in the al Union of German Jews, the organ- which will work with Jacub S- Peari- Witkin. M. Selicow, and S. lipp. Sooth Africa dentEothenberg. ization headed by Dr. Max Naumann, of the Zionist Organization of Omaha Branch 258: N. Martin and (J.JOHANNESBURG, leader and a director of the Anglo- world present. stien, executive secretary, in obtain. T. A.)—Resentment at the action which recently endorsed the Hitler America, urged an international loan S. Lerner. Paiestine Bank, conducted the negoAmong them were Dr. Moses Scliof Premier Hertzog in appealing- to through and attempted to find means ing the speakers for the Forum sethe Lincoln. Branch 399: N. Hill and the ll s t I l e League of Nations, with tiations with: the Nazi Land Tra-Je prr, Dr. Meyer Balaban and Dr. program ries. Jews of South Africa not to pros" T T ••' • V enlisting German nationalist Jews t"h e " " " A- Polsky. League. He further stated that the Isaac. Shipper, xepresenting Poland; for « + „ w ™ + f o ^ w r.r,TTr,»r,-r w nations of the world participatmi o Due to the cancellation of ihe Lew- Lincoln' Branch 399B: Miss Belle ccute a boycott against Germany has ing, Jto finance in the Hitler movement, in a declarthe settlement of negotiations will be continued in Tel Dr. Halevi, of Roumanian Drs. Sim- ation published here, protests against is E. Lawes lecture last season bestirred the South African Jewish com- German Jews in Palestine. Gordon and Mrs. Goldberg. Aviv with the representatives of the eon Dubnbw, .Wischnitzer, Tscherithe "attempt to influence; government cause of illness, all Who.bought tick- : Des Moiries Branch 4.06: Ed Mason, munity and drew much criticism to Trade League who are; now on1 their kower and Jacob - L'eschtschinsTa of measures Mr- Rothenberg proposed that the the premier from -non-Jewish as well ets last year jdll be-*grrai ibis year's S. Asarch, and by-foreign pressure." way to .Palestine-: - i--- -- Germany; Drs. Jacob Schatzki arid loan be modeled after that floated by as from Jewish citizens. Indignation tickets for $2.50, a reduction" of 50 Sioux City Branch 664: I. Singer, was expressed at the premier's atti- the League of Nations for the reHowever,-in Prague, S. "Hoofien, SI Zeitlin of the United States; Dr. The Union declares that German Cents.. Single admissions will be one A. Rozmofsky, ancf Max Dervin. of Greeks. American Zionmanager of.the Anglo-Palestine Bank, Levy of Italy; France i s represented Zionists, though officially not partici- dollar. that South Africans had no basis lpatriation s t s }ie Des Moines Branch 1004: M. Eos- tude denied' repbtts' that Halperin had ne- by Drs. Lion Kohn, Lewi Eisenman, pating in the World Zionist Congress The educational committee has been for protesting over the way "a state ' declared, had reason to believe t h a t t h e United States gotiated the deal with Germany and Gustav Gleitz, Mark Bloch, Arirlre at Prague, nevertheless doubtlessly in- expanded to care for the many activ- enfeld and M. Hamberger. treats its own nationals." " ! povernthe Congress to adopt a resOmaha fraternal organizations were mellt asserted that the bank had nothing Blum, Jacques Weisel, Kalischer and fluenced "The premier must always receive ! *'°v]d find a means to co-operities which come under its jurisdicolution urging foreign powers to into do with it. Chalfan. The Hebrew University terfere in the internal affairs of the tion and includes Eugene Blazer, represented by the following dele- the rescectful attention of the citi-i a t e i n aT1^ practical measures undergates: Omaha Labor Lyceum—S. Zustaken. It is believed in London that the re- is being represented by Drs. Schorr Harry. Cohen, Mrs. Max _ Fromkin, | m ^ ; Ladies' Labor Lyceum Club— zens," Morris Kentridge, a member of The reported agreements with Gerports* may have some basis in the pos- and Balaban who also speak for Reich. parliament, told the Jewish TelegraMrs. Max Holzman, William Holz"Trusting to the sound sense of Mrs. JElkin. many came in for considerable dissible .attempt of some individual or- Poland. phic Agency. "At the same time it the German people," the declaration man, Aaron Katz, Jack Marer, Rabbi The conference gave a vote of cannot be regarded as unreasonable or cussion. The orange deal was particThe Jewish savants are scheduled states, ange grower to obtain a German marUri Miller, Mrs. Henry Monsky, Louis thanks "the Union expects a solution to the officers who served the harmful for South Africa if the Jew- ularly criticized, but S. Hoofien, manto address the conference on various from inside Germany, without foreign Iipp, Ben Kazlowsky, Yale Kroloff, ket. However, Jewish leaders through- historical subjects especially on Jew- interference, will be found shortly Dr. Leo Fellman, Edward Shafton, past term. They were: Max Crounse, ish people are impelled with justifiable ager of the Anglo-Palestine Bank, chairman; L. Witkin, treasurer, and denied reports that a director of that out the world in criticizing any such ish themes. permitting really German-feeling Jews William Grodinsky, Arthur Cohn, Mil- S. lipp, secretary. Votes of thanks resentment and ordinary self-respect, bank had been negotiating with Gernegotiations, freely expressed the to refuse to have commercial relations to co-operate in the National German ton Abrahams, Frank Ackerman, Mrs. were also voted to Irving Hill for his opinion that this was a publicity stunt Harry Weinberg Heads State." Louis Neveleff, Mrs. Sam Green, Mr?. excellent address and to Branch 664 with a country which refuses to have many. It was pointed out at the congress which the Nazis hope to use as a The Eighteenth World Zionist Con- Alexander D- Frank, Dr. David C. and the Ladies' Auxiliary for their anvthing to do with Jews." that while the three-million-mark weapon with which to break the boy- Young People Synagog gress Profound dissent from the views Platt, Miss Madeline Cohn, Miss Ruth at Prague misconceived the Gerhospitality to delegates and guests. cott of German-made goods. registered by Premier Hertzog was deal may have some justification, in situation when it demand- Pollack, Sam Zachaiia, Al Mayer, RabHarry Weinberg was elected pres- man-Jewish expressed by Tielman Eoos, leading j that it enables emigrants to take Frederick Cohr, Rabbi David A. Berlin, (J.T.A.)—The Ministry o* ident of the Young Peoples Syna- ed the restoration of Jewish rights in bi money out of Germany, the agreeSouth African statesman. Goldstein, Mrs. J. H. Kulakofsky, Dr. cc 'Economy published the full text of gogue at the first organization meet- the Reich, the Juedische Rundschau, Morris Margolin, Mrs. Jeannette Arn- Buffalo Girl Head ment on the shipment of oranges to lt must always remain the duty of the decree for the transfer of Jewish ing of this group which was organ- official organ of the German Zionist stein, Abner Kaiman, Justin Wolf, in return for the purchase of Junior Hadassah civilization to protest against meth- Germany Federation declared editorially. The property to Palestine. of German goods, is positively harmized by a group of young men and suspension ods of cruelty and oppression," he deMiss Rose G_rodinsky, and Dr. Oscar of the Rundschau by the and against the interests of the The decree stated that the agree- women who "felt the need for reli- secret police, CHICAGO (J. T. A.)—The tenth clared. He attacked the South African ful because it replied to an Belzer. Jewish world. ment was concluded with the "con- gious services of appeal to the young article by Alfred government for its stand and conconvention of the Junior Hadassah, Rosenberg, Hitler cerned Jewish bodies" in order to Jewish people." closed here after adopting a number cluded that "the interests of the op- The orange agreement was given adviser and editor of the Voelkischer further the' emigration of German Other officers are Gertrude Roth- Beobachter, criticizing the Zionist parand brought stateof resolutions on the German Jewish pressed and of Germany itself, neces- ont by the Jews to Palestine, through allotting kop, vice-president and reporter; Is- ley, was lifted last week. situation and electing officers for the sitate condemnation of the present ments from the Zionist offices, Palestine government and British govthe necessary sums without exces- rael Bercovici, secretary; Erwin Wez- The resolution of the Congress on attitude against minorities." coming year. ernment officials to the effect that sive pressure upon the foreign cur- elman, treasurer. Besides these offi- the German situation,- the "Rundschau Among the resolutions adopted by none of them knew anything about it rency reserves of the Reichsbank, cers the executive committee consists points out, mistakenly, aims at the rethe convention was one demanding the Boycott in Toronto nor had they heard anything about it. and also to increase German exports of George Geffen, William Wolfe, Joe establishment of Jewish rights when creation of a^nified public opinion, TORONTO—Representatives of over Solomonow, Anne Silverman, and Ed- Jews should ask at present, not for to Palestine. through propaganda or otherwise, sixty Jewish women organizations Services will be ushered in at Temward RosenbaumRabbi David AThe Reichsbank opened two special against the conditions now existing in here proclaimed an official boycott of Dole Denied to the re-establishment but for the creaccounts with the Bank of the Tem- Goldstein is helping, the group in an ating of a basis for Jewish life and ple Israel next Friday evening, Sep Germany. German-made goods in Ontario. tember 15, at 8 p. m. Rabbi FredJewish Jobless ple Society (a small German bank in advisory capacity./ existence. . Palestine) in favor of the Anglo- The development of the synagogue The Rundschau further expresses erick Cohen will speak on "Reno- An increase in the budget from by German Nazis $50,000 to $62,000 was voted by the Codify Immigration Rules is proceeding apace. The leaders'ex- displeasure at the reference to reli- vated Religion." Palestine bank. conference. JERUSALEM—The Palestine AdTie first special account, which is press the hope that they will be able gious discrimination in the Congress The services will be preceded by a BERLIN (J. T. A)—A government supper under the auspices of the Celia Slohm of Buffalo was elected ministration has promulgated an or- decree limited to three million marks, pro- to have services attractive and in- resolution, prohibiting unemployed Jews explaining that it probably national president of the Junior Hadinance codifying existing immigraTemple Israel Sisterhood, with Mrs. spiring and in accordance with the vides that investment funds which from drawing unemployment doles is was in reference to the ban on sehetion regulations and practices. Mollie Cohen, chairman. exceed fifteen thousand marks should spirit of Jewish tradition. contemplated by the authorities, it Jewish ritual slaughtering. The be paid for buying German goods George Geffen is in charge of mem- chita, was reliably learned. The number destresses the point that Nazi dis- The supper is x>pen to the publicwhile the same amount-will be credit- bership enrollment. All interested are paper Reservations, which may be , made pendent on the doles, swelled in recent crimination is not directed against the ed to emigrants in Palestinian asked to attend the next meeting on Jewish religion but against the Jew- with Mrs. Cohen, Walnut 7144, must months by the overwhelming dismisspounds by the Anglo-Palestine Bank. Wednesday, September 13, at the J. ish race. be in by Thursday noon. als of Jews from their occupations in ' The second special account is de- C. C. or communicate with Geffen or all classes, is estimated to exceed a The paper ascribes this reference to The temple, has been redecorated, signed for the payments by German Weinberg. and new carpeting has been put in. hundred thousand. religious persecution by the orthodox Jews "who-Wish to invest in Palestine Despite the withdrawal of the dole elements represented there. The Temple Sunday School will now but plan to emigrate later. Any-, NEW YORK—The Independent Orfrom the Jewish unemployed, effected open Sunday morning, September 17. • London. (J.T.A.)—The National proceeding toward Hollywood in an already one may pay up to fifty thousand der Brith Abraham has joined the boyin innumerable cases, without BASLE—The Swiss Federation of The annual congregational meeting Socialist movement in Germany is efforts to persuade Aryan stars to legal sanction, marks into this account, which is cott movement, according to an anJews still working will also utilized ior buying German nouncement issued by Max Silyerstein, Labor has gone on record favoring a will be held Sunday afternoon, Sep- prepared to spend millions of dollars act in pictures impregnated with the be compelled to contribute to the untember 17, at the Temple, starting at boycott of German-made goods. for the purchase of cinema theatres Nazi spirit in an effort to counter- employment insurance goods and the amount being credited national grand master of the order. funds from 3:30 p. m. outside Germany to fascflitate the act what they consider "the Jewish which they will never benefit in Palestine. after Rabbi Cohn is looking forward to spread of Nazi propaganda. The decree; explicitly stated that spirit" in films. their dismissal from their jobs. a year of renewed activities and accounts cannot be used for any The extent and direction of this The purchase of moving picture Withdrawal of the dole will result greater spiritual achievement. other purpose than for investing in move were revealed in the current istheatres outside Germany is regarded in no alternative but starvation for Palestine. A special trustee corporasue of The Cinema Magazine, which as an essential preliminary to the thousands of unemployed Jews, since tion for advising prospective immistates that Nazi advance agents have Colony of Converted it is quite impossible for them to obgrants to'Palestine was founded. been visiting the leading European exhibition on an international scale tain work and the Jewish communiof Nazi propaganda films, the proHitler at Nuremberg Jews in Palestine capitals intending to purchase chains duction of which has been proceeding ties, which in the past supported the Montreal, (J.T.A.)—An act worth constable learned that the applicant Berlin.—The savage attack upon recording is that of an aged German had come to Canada from a little "of movie houses in important towns, Jewish poor, are now unable to conthe Jews made by Adolf Hitler in Ms who this week walked up to the village on the banks of the Rhine JERUSALEM (J. T. A.)—A He- preferably industrial centers, the at a feverish pace. tinue doing so due to the general improclamation read to the convention desk of the constable at the local forty years ago. Since that time, brew-Christian colony is soon to be Nazi Film Bureau being prepared to poverishment of the Jewish communiof the "National Socialist {Nazi) Royal Canadian Mounted Police including the years of the Great established in Palestine. A tract of pay up to five million pounds for a ty and the abolition of compulsory party in Nuremberg, came'as a great; headquarters and explained that he War, when Germans /were not popu- land for this purpose has already specific number of moving picture At Frankfort Uni taxation for the community's needs shock to the Jew! of Germany who wanted to get his naturalization pa- lar in this country, he had clung been acquired with funds supplied houses. BERLIN—The total number of Jews for this purpose. had cherished the hope that In Hitler pers. steadfastly to his allegiance to the from London. The settlement will be Already, according1 to the British dismissed from the faculty and staff lay the solution -of - the Jewish issue "Your name?" the policeman asked, Fatherland. Now, however, Ms faith located near Gaza. film periodical, the Nazis have ob- of the University of Frankfort, it was BINGHAMTTON, N. Y. — A. E. on the basis''-pirthe chancellor's ab- beginning to fill out the required in Germany has been shaken, Orange groves are being planted tained the circuit of movie houses in revealed, is 88. Gold, prominent Binghampton attorstention from anti-Semitic remarks preliminary form. The applicant told "Why are you giving up your Ger- and houses constructed for the col- France, the leading theatre of which This includes professors and lectur- ney, active in Jewish communal afin all of his public speeches: since lie him- "Your age;?" was the next man citizenship?" the constable asked onists. A church, the only church is the Aubert Palace; other houses ers and other members of the staff fairs, was announced as the choice of came to power. *juery. "Seventy,", responded the curiosly. built exclusively for converted Jews involved are the Gaumont-I'Eanco- but does not include the Jewish stu- the Democratic organization for the His declaration, however, made up would-be Canadian. "It's that Hitler," -was the old man's in the -world, "will be built in the Aubert chain. dents who have been compelled to office of district attorney of Broome for his lone silence on the subject of Nazi envoys are reported to be abandon their studies there. During the farther questioning the simple but very significant reply. 1 county. }
Weizmann Refuses Return to Leadership When His Conditions Rejected
Denials Made of Nazi Report of "Orange" Trade Arrangement
GRODINSKYTO BEAD GROUP ON
ELECT OMAHANS AS OFFICERS OF WORKMEN CIRCLE
RESOLUTION OF WORLD HOMSTS BEING CRITICIZED
JEWISH HISTORIANS AT HISTORY CONGRESS
SOUTH AFRICANS RESENT PREMIER'S PLEA NOT TO BOYCOTT GERMANY
Temple Services Will Start Next Friday Evening
Nazis Buying Up Movie Chains for Propaganda
"That Hitler" Causes German to Seek Canadian Citizenship