Dedicated to the Ideals of Judaism • Entered as Seconfi Class • l'ostoffice of Omaha, K
In the Interests of the Jewish People
n January 21, 1B21, at the Act of March 3. 1ST8
B'NAI BRI ^CAMPAIGN Ingathering of JACOB s. Guild Garments TO GONT JfjE DURING JUBILEE CELEBRATION Dinner - Dance Honoring Alfred M. Cohen November 4th The two-week golden anniversary Jubilee celebration of the local lodge of the B'nai B'rith, started last week, is being appreciatively Teceived by the Omaha Jewish community. The series of events planned by the B'nai B'rith began Friday with sermons on B'nai B'rith delivered from r the various pulpits, and v.ill be climaxed with a dinner-dance in honor of Hon. Alfred M. Cr>hen, international president of the order, on Sunday, November 1. At the same -time, the local lodge' is doing its share in the national campaign for 75,000 new "B'nai B'rith members, a diive dedicated to Alfred M. Cohen, who last week observed his seventy - fifth birthday. The goal over the entire country is to obtain one thousand new members for each year of Cohen's life. Concrete and encouraging results in the membership drive were presented at a report luncheon held at the Hill Wednesday noon. Fifteen two-men teams are thoroughly canvassing the Jewish community, and their report Wednesday! revealed that they ' were .finding little difficulty in 'obtaining, members.
pie consecrated to the highest ideals of living! Every representative and right thinking Jew should and "must be part of that history which is now in the making." "The great mission of the B'nai B'rith," said Beber in l>is address, "is to unify the Jewish people, so that "we may have one responsible, representative organization which can speak in the name of Jewry. "The purpose of B'nai B'rith today is chiefly educational, and its educational-activity is divided into two parts—4he education of the non-Jew and the education of the Jew." He pointed out that the B'nai B'rith through its anti-defamation league corrects the erroneous attitude of the non-Jew through educational means. The educationof the_Jew himself is effected in "the main through-the two mighty youth organizations of B'nai B'rith, the Hillel Foundation, and the A. Z. A."
F0URSPE.4KERS
FORM PROGRAM
Scott Nearing Latest Lecturer Added to Outstanding Ben Kazlowsky is chairman" of the j Series g o l d e n , jubilee events. Ephrahn
Marks is co-chairman. Leo Abrarason is president of the lodge. 'The results of the campaign to date/* declared Chairman Kazlowsiry, "are highly gratifying," demonstrating the. deep Jewish consciousness in this community and an understanding of the place filled by B'nai; B'rith in contemporary Jewish life.", ' < i Dinner. The.,dinner dancOlpvember,4.will be held at the Paxton Hotel, starting at 6:30 p. m. Julius Bisno is in charge-ol-^febe-*Hra«5einents~for-' the
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Vol. X—No. 89
OMAHA, NEBRASKA:, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26,. 19S4
Busy needles are sewing many garments, as the', time -approaches for the annual Needlework Guild ingathering of "garments, which will be held at the Odd Fellow hall • Jacob • S. Pearlstein, executive diWednesday and Thursday, November rector -of the Omaha Jewish Community- Center and Welfare • Feder7 and 8. ' Mrs. Keuben Kulakofsky and Mrs. ation ;since August, 1931, has reB. A. Simon are members of the signed from - his position—effective executive committee of the Omaha January 1, 1935—to enter private business in Detroit, • Mich., it was branch of the: Guild. . Mrs.. Simon_ is a section president, announced ."this "week by .William'"I*. heading, the section for" the Jewish H oilman, president of the federation." Welfare Federation and the Old " -During - Pearlstein's administraPeoples Home. tion as executive director, the local This section supplies all the, new,Federation has -perfected a nignlygarments for the relief families of the Jewish Federation and for the inmates of the Old Peoples Home; To become a .member of the Guild, one must bring two new garments. The public is invited to attend a tea to be given by the Guild Thursday, November 8, at the Odd Fellows hall and to also view the display of Guild garments. -The directors in Mrs. Simon's section include the Mesdames L Abramson, J. BramsOn, A. Cohn, S. Epstein, I. Fiedler, J. J. Greenberg, J. Goodbinder, J. Kaufman, A. L Kulakofsky, J. Lutbeg, C. Nathan, G. Margolin, J. Newman, H. Reuben, R. Wright, D. Sherman, C. Ross, I- Stalmaster, J. Stein, J. Raduziner, W." A. Racusin, J. Alberts, H. Farber, D. Finkel, and-j N. -Turner.
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England and Palestine Telephone Connection London (W.N~.S.).—Telephone' connection between all points in Palestine and Great Britain was established for the first time when the British Telephone Company put through an experimental call from London to a rural center in Palestine. Previously telephone service between Palestine and England was limited to calls to the larger cities of Palestine.
Will Conduct ACHAR INSTITUTE History Series «JEWISH HISTORY <GIN TONIGHT Series of Five Lectures to Be Presented This 1 Week-End The Institute on Jewish History by Dr. Abram L. Sachar will be presented this week-end, with five lecJ tures this evening, Saturday and Sunday, at the Jewish Community Center. The lectures, subjects, time ai'.d piesiding officers:
SELECT CAST FOR OPENING GUILD PLAY
; The cast for "Another Language," which will be presented by the Center Players Guild, November 27, was selected at . well-attended try-outs held at the J. C. & last Sunday. - The cast: • • • . Stella—Mrs. Stanley F. Levin, known over the radio as "Bee Baxter;" Vickie—Sylvan Frankel; Jerry —Jack Temin; Harry—Ralph Nogg; Grace—Martha Himmelstein; Walter •— Sal Michnick; H e l e n — Irene Hirsch; Paul — Leo Bernstein; Etta —Selma Levin; Mr. Hallam — Nate Sekerman; Mrs. Hallam — Mary Cohen. Miss Helen Merritt, who has had ; wide experience in dramatics and directing, is.the director of the play. "Another Language" is a threeJacob S. Pearlstien. act comedy drama by Rose Franken efficient fund-raising' machinery for and has enjoyed an unusual success the annual T*h1lantiiropies" campaign, on Broadway. and .the percentage results of the The Center Players Guild has orpast few Philanthropies drives' have ganized for an active season and on ranked unusually high among' Amer- its program will be the fostering of ican Jewish communities.' an appreciation of drama, and the An adequate standard- of relief conducting of classes in make-up, has tfeen"maintained "during"his..ad- play production, anr creative -writministration,, despite • the " fact • that ing. The Guild will present three plays the case load has increased 'fourfold while t h e income i a s decreased. this season. The other two will ba "The Golom," and "Night over Taos." Also, duyingi _tbese:. three years ; Season- tickets are one dollar and the community pj rticipation in. the may be obtained from -the Guild work- of" &'e -fee eraticm--hai been members or at the J. C C. greatly extended through "the •"de51 ~con] Suttee
Friday, October 26. 9 p. m.—"By the Breath of School Children." Presiding- officer, Harry Silverman.
DR. ABEAM L. S U H \ K National Director of the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundations, who will conduct the Institute on Jewish History at the J . C. C. this weefc-end.
Dr. Julian Morgensiern, Presi-
Saturday, October 27. S p. m.—"Seven Who Built the New Land." Presiding officer, Mi^s Tobye Steinberg, president of the Conservative Synagogue Study club, which is sponsoring the series. This will be in the form of an Oneg Shabbos, with the Ladies Auxiliary of the Conservative Synagogue co-operating. 8 p. m.—"New Dangers in the Contemporary World." Presiding- officer. Sam Beber. Sunday, October 28. 10 a. m.—Round Table discussion, led by Dr. Sachar. Presiding officer, Miss Rose Cohen. 2:30 p. m.—"Studies in Escapism." Presiding officer, Henry Monsky.
A brilliant array - of speakers is dent of Hebrew Union ColDr. Sachar is national director of assured for the sixth annual Comlege, Main Speaker the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundations. munity Forum series, as four outHe is a graduate of Cambridge Unistanding lectures have been proA deep, stirring appreciation of versity, England, and author of ' A cured. The fifth speaker will be anthe good accomplished by Rabbi History of the Jews." He is a write*1, nounced shortly • • Frederick Cohn. during his thirty orator and historian widely known years -of. selfless service as spiritual for his scholarship and leadership in The four scheduled to date: leader of Temple Israel was ex- Jewish life. Dorothy Thompson (Mrs. Sinclair pressed at the testimonial dinner Lewis)—Wednesday, December 12. given Sunday in honor of Dr. Cohn, Arthur GarfielS Hays—Wednes- Chairman McCormack Bitterly who "was recently elected rabbi day, January 16. ', . Assails Practices of : . ' . emeritus.- Over two hundred and Scott; Nearing—Wednesday,-- Feb: . : -, .- •; Nazis . . • ' . fifty attended the dinner.: • " ruary 5. g X.ewisohn — "Wednesday, 'AH of the speakers lauded Eabbi New York ' (W.7 N ^ S O Cohn H a r c h "67 ••• """"-"""""" ~ ~™ . a f f a i r . - - . • - , - . . - . • . ' - : - ' -. -• •-'- ' ~ : - A ' ~ _ : : _-••'• ticm o f - a l i e n N ^ i s - ' w i l t b e otiepi life I?r. Julian Morgenstern, president Att- lectures will^ be held > t the" Sanil ,Bebe?_--Tifill be r i advisory:. "iKSJCfi Jewish .Community Center, j_isiiclr jn-iacipal -weapons^^employed • cf-the-Hebrew- Union -ceilege~*k CinHenry Monsky will present the class sponsors this city-wide, civic project. rooting' the /Nazi movement' in is e x e m p l a r y . ' • -M' . • • • • • cinnati, "was the main speaker. He -The-series of lectures to be p of nev/; jsiembers and will; Introduce According to Fred S.'"- W l r i t e , country, Representative John Mi Mc- Before. coming to Omaha, Pearlrecalled how he first met Kabbi! sored by the Hound Table of- Jew=Hem. Alfred M.' Cohen, who -will de- chairman of the Forum" committee, Cormacki chairman of the Congres- stien was campaign ^director jof the Cohn 43 years ago in Cincinnati in ish Youth will be open to ill ~ the * liver an address. Dancing will fol- the ticket sale for the series is en- sional' committee investigating Nazi American Palestine campaign. He is a Sunday school, in which Dr. Cohn Jewish youth of the city without low. couraging, showing an appreciation Activities, declared at the conclusion a graduate of the University was a teacher and-Dr. Msrgenstem charge, it was .announced this week for the coming year were a pupil. He paid personal - tribute by Alfred A. Fiedler, president A feature. .wilT-be. t h e presentation by t h e pnblic of the caliber of t h e of the committee's public hearing in Michigan, having obtained his mas-! Plans .j . . of the to Eabbi Cohn. of a pageant, "One for A l t " by mem- speakers and the cultural and edu-New York. ter's degree in European history. He The theme of the program to be bers of the A. Z. A. chapters under cational value of the Forum. Bitterly attacking the practices of also did graduate work at Har-| "Dr. Cohn," said Dr. Morgenstern, carried out at the series will . be : mittee of the the Direction of Mrs. Dave Brodkey. c > Harry B. Cohen is chairman of the the friends of the New Germany, Rep- vard. "retires with the, good will of his "The Adjustment of the Jewish | Federation. Reservations for the dinner may ticket-selling. resentative McCormack charged that committee,. with, the resenta people and the knowledge that he has Youth to Modern Life." __. , g = - . _ -He started his social, service work Dr. A S. jjubnitz is chairman, done his work well. I rejoice in be made" with" Isadore Abramson, 854 Mesdames '.Max' Fiorakin,. A. D. ,j.eviaence m the-Committee's - possesin Boston as community director of' sneceeding Dr. The first of the series will be held Dr. H. Jahr. Dr. Joseph Brandeis "Theater Bldg. " Frank, and Ben Silver co-chairmen. sion proved that Germany is delfl> lfl the opportunity Rabbi Cojn is now ^ evening, November 13, the Dorchester Welfare Center. He vice-chairman; and Dr. W e i n b e r g i s All tickets for the series are in- erately violating international law afforded as rabbi emeritus to give ^ ^ * ^ ^ led;by'_ osi*m Meeting Sunday. of the Boys' | Maynard Greenberg is secretary. p tercliangeahle, and a" season's" ticket and the hospitality of this country by has been supervisor more time to learning, t £ which he ^ ^ different t h e Dr. A b r a m , L , Sachar, naiional .di- costs three dollars. They" may be ob- permitting Dr."Hans Luther," her am- Welfare department at Detroit, Detroit as- jj - j ^ ^ O u o w i n g committee" chairmen fe the subject, "The Place on rector '.of the B'nai "B'iith* Hillel tained" f*om "any .member. of the bassador to the United States, to sociate director of the Jewish Cen- j ^ v e b been appointed by Dr. Pvubnitz: devoted Ins lifetime." He praised ^ £ • ^ Youth~ X)r_ g_ Hirschmann; Dr. Cohn for his pre-eminence as a Q Foundations, will deliver an address committee or at -the Jewish Com- function in the dual7 capacity of en- ters association in Detroit, research • F a m i l y ^eifar^ X) r_ g_ Hirschmann; scholar, a student of Biblical lore, T o d -.7 ~ 'fwith a message of vital importance". munity Center. voy of the German government and director of the Jewish Welfare F e d - ' i d l i i d "welfare,- Dr.- H. Jahr; social an orator, a rabbi and an ambassa^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Tabfe to members of t h e B'naj B'rith only, -. Scott Nearing, the latest addition agent of the. Nazi party. Pointing to eration in Cleveland, and southern; servicej j>r. j . J J . Erman; Center next Sunday; morning, October'28, a t to the lecture program, is a noted the testimony of Ernst Berkenh off, a representative of the Allied Jewish committee, • Dr. - Philip _ Romonek; dor of good wiU. o n a n interchrb debate scnedulet "9 o'clock a. m. sharp, a t the Jewish writer, lecturer, traveler and eco- Storm Troop leader now on a visit campaign. Jewish Old Peoples home, Dr. N. which will get under way in Novem-. dared that his feelings had Community Center. This'will precede Muskin; • American Jewish physiher. • . : • . • • . nomist. At present -he- is in Europe | t 0 this country, who admitted that he too deeply stirred for him t o | As part of its program, the group „ his lecture before the Institute of 2 e Iw a s under instructionsto reportt to studying European conditions. H i t Jewish History. .-.' membership, Dr. H . Kully; medical kind things said about me." He de- is also planning to sponsor a series will return to America after the I the German ambassador, to a party student co-operation, . Dr. J. Wein- dared that he would carry on his of Saturday night dances .open t o first of the. year, so will be able to branch or a German consul immedi. . Stag Monday.; iberg; program, Dr. V. Levine; studies, and would continue to all the Jewish youth. of the city. = present the latest,: first-hand" infor- ately upon his arrival, Mr. McCorAn - overflow"^crowd -which filled speakers bureau, Dr. M. L Gordon. serve the community in any way he These will be held at the . Center, mack said this proved that Luther and . _ every no jk and. cranny; attended the mation. . . The executive committee is corn- could." He praised the capabilities of twice a month, with various Round other German diplomatic offidals in Mrs. Dave Denenberg was named "Golden Jubilee Stag" which was • Dorothy -Thompson is well-knowji Table groups as hosts. of D c t o r s his successor to the active duties of this country served both their govern- president of the Ladies Auxiliary held Monday a t the J . -C. C. This to Omaha audiences, and only reB. T. In addition, a full program is bethe pulpit, Rabbi David H. Wice, ment and the Nazi .party. Berkenhof- the Progressive Hebrew dub. Other ^«nberg, M. Green, P She •was one i>f th> biggest rallies of r e - cently, was. expelled from Germany TTVman G l i c W vicevice- Friedman and -M. Margolin. and asked the congregation to give ing outlined, including a formal, an fer was an unwilling witness who was ««i«™*TW« officers: Mrs. Hyman Glicken, because the Nazis did not like her cent y e a r s . ' ; ••"''•'< ; " ) Rabbi Wice their fullest support and! honor night banquet and various brought before the committee when president; Mrs. Philip Greenstone,! Cn t h e program was t h e presenta- writings. other events. papers he lost were found and turned secretary; Mrs. William Manawitz,: co-operation. Arthur Garfield Hays is famed as a tion of ah episode of the pageant, over to the committee. treasurer; Mrs. Charles Canfield, Sam J. Leon, president of the con"One for AH;"' songs of 1843, the defender of the rights of the people gregation of Temple Israel, gave the Mr. McCormack pointed out that I Mrs. Herman Janoff, and Mrs. Jake year B'nai B'rith was organized, by and as- a liberal. • welcome and introduced the toast-j board of directors; Mrs. Nate> Margaret • Bellman* and_ • Al . Soffer, Lewisohn is one of the best known the Committee's hearings had- demon- Hahn, Gitnick and Mrs. Abe Exantz,' trus-i A favorable lespcmse has been re- master, Isidor Ziegler, past presistrated to the country the un-Ameriaccompanied a t the piano ;by Betty authors of the day. ceived ceived in in the the sale sale of of tickets tickets for for the the dent of the congregation. William tees. can nature of the Nazi movement, Fellman; selections by Al, Finkel and Jewish lecture series, to be present- L. Holzman and Henry Rosenthal, which was violating, international Margaret Hutwitzj ; magical tricks by ed by the Junior Vaad groups at the both past presidents, spoke briefly At the last meeting of the. Pro- B'nai Israel synagogue. law by "attempting to inculcate the Herbert Fischer; imitations^ by: Irvpolicy of its government within the gressive Hebrew d u b , nine new - Five -numbers will be given in the concerning Dr. Cohn's magnificent ing Kainian; |Yiddish stories by Dr. work. Dr. Morgenstern was intromembers were admitted. . I. Dansky. •, series, presenting" an "outstanding Gratifying response that indicates confines of a friendly nation." He inc ( W . N .g . ) ^ . A special meeting has been called timated that the committee might Abner Kaiman was. master? of cer^ the series will be as popular this Jewish cultural program." . invoSSon was'given by R a b - | f o k s by 18 American and European afternoon at 4 p. m. emoniesV .He * •was" introduced < by Leo. year a s i t was last, has met the open- recommend legislation to restrict the having | Anyone g the ^ stub from last bi D a v £ T Goldstehfof the C o n - j J e w l s h a u t h o r s a r e l n d u d e d *™*Z y conduct of aliens and to curb the ac-. at the J. C. C. AbramsonK presidentTof ^the lodge.. t year's series is entitled to a discount servative Synagogue, and the bene- ^ e ™° contemporary works e j e c t ing sale of tickets for Rabbi David tivities o? groups agitating • for the !Ewo addresses were ^iyeh: one by A. Goldstein^ eight book evenings, | upon the purchase of a season's tick- diction was given by Sabbi Uri Mil-ed by a committee of noted judges Ben Ka-zlowsky, /chairman pf the ju- Mrs. Irvin Levin, chairman, h a s an- overthrowing of the government by for presentation to President Roose' ct for this year. The series of five ler of the Vaad Ha'Ihr. force and violence. bilee celebration, and: one by Sam nounced. i is reasonably-priced. Milton R. Abrahams headed the'j Beber, a , member .of- the •; executive - The Conservative Synagogue AuxThe closing session of the hearing rary of the White House. committee in charge of arrange- [ committee of B^hai B'rith a n d presi- iliary is again sponsoring the project was marked by a sensational outburst The 18 books and their authors ments. He was assisted by Dr. M dent of the S, A. C. of therA.;Z. A. and t h e opening ifeview has been of jeering, booing, hissing and other L Gordon, Ben Silver, Joseph Pep- a r e : "Autobiography of Alice B. Tokt'Today the greatest universal short- scheduled for November 7. Rabbi disruptive noises by a large crowd Jag," by Gertrude Stein; "Flush," by per and Louis Sommer. Berlin (J. T. A.).—Jacob Suritz, I coming of contemporary Jpvrry." said Goldstein a t that time win speak on of Nazis who packed the committee I Virginia Woolf; "The Edwardian The fust annual benefit dance-of Kazlowsky, "is its lack «f= interest and this year's Pulitzer prize-winner, room. Mr.' McCofmack characterized Soviet Jewish diplomat and newlyi Hard-Times ^Bra" b y A n d r e Mmitois ; "Marie of y^imgtotal unconcern for t h e 7 problems Caroline Miller's " A Lambkin His the cries of "Hell Hitler," the cut- appointed ambassador to Nazi Ger-jI the Re-Im dvh, a gri « € f « * * « « « » , Antoinette," by Stefan Zweig; "Of and other LmanV. that are constantly cpnfrphting; pur Bosom.** .._„ of radio io connections onect ^ n y arrived in..Berlin,last in Berlin last Friday.i Friday.\ rnanied men -who meet weekly at tne : ting Party NeXt•. Wednesday {Thee I Sing," by George S. Kaufpeople. B'nai B'rith is t h e one repreCommunity Center, will be Tickets are to be had from any disorderly actions by the Nazi par-1 ^ w a 3 ffreetea with pomp and cere-! Jewish sentative Jewish agency .which' recog- Conservative Auxiliary board mem- tisans as "showing mony by. ia emard guard of of honor honor of of black-! black, ^ l d a t t h e cit 3" auditorium this San- i "showine more dearly tl than m m w w October 28. novelties nizes that the future of; Israel is ber, or from Mrs. Levin or Mrs. J . anythmg else the alienness of this shirted special Hitler guards, repre- d a | ^ ^ Part J ? the proceeds vnll be given tare the hard-times Halloween pa dependent upon' anrintelligent 'laity J . Greenberg, co-chairman. Individual movement." An attempt by the Nazis sentatives - of the German Foreign: by Diego R"vera; "The Second - and a wise leadership that"; is*.pre^ tickets; for .each review are being to dash with a group of Jewish spec- Office, as well as members of the! ^ wortty. itontable organizations. to be given by the Temple Israel Sisterhood on * Wednesday evening, Common Reader," by Virginia. Woolf; ^ ' Prizes will be given and refreshpared t o ineet every Jewish* prob- sold, a s well • as season tickets. tators was blocked by secret service •Soviet Embassy. October SI. in the vestry room of the "The Social and Economic Views of 1 ments served.lem when a n d . a s i t arises. : 'That is - Other books -to be reviewed a r e agents and police. ' * > ^ r - <^ustice Brandeis," by Louis D, His predecessor in the Berlin post) w a i i a m ••&S3xacti. i s president. BenTemple why B'nai-B'rith holds.such an in- "The, .Foundry," b y Albert Halper; Special prises will be awarded in P»:andeis; "Humanity Uprooted," by was Leo Eintchuck, another Soviet S o s k m i & general •chairman of the dispensable position o n Jewish life. "The Folks," b y Ruth Suckow; "Sal- Keren Hayesod Covers Budget Jewish diplomat. ' . dance committee and Isadore Soskin a variety of unusual stunts. Prizes Maurice Hindus; "Seven G o t h i c "B'nai B'rith is sectarian only in" 1 vation/ by" Sholem Asch; "The will also be given for t h e mast ori- j Tales," by leak Dinesen; "God's AnJerusalem—For-,the first time in is chairman of the board. lii r i d i i f e m ' :ite. ite ss 'aims iaid its religious 'aims iaid Wofld'5 Elusion," by Jacob Wasser- its history the entire budget of the j g ;¥TJ" Man,r' by Leonard Ehrlich; **The Music will be furnished by the ginal costumes. man; and "Autobiography of .Lincoln Father and Son Banquet purposes aTe thoroughly human, soCards, keno and Hancing- are also I Oppermanns," by Lion FeuchtwangCampus Club" orchestra, under -lie Keren Hayesod has been coveied: ' *.' " *' " cial and philanthropic. I t is striving Steffens." on the program. Good music has be?n ! er; "XJnion Square," by Albert Halfrom current receipts, according to The annual Father and Son banquet, direction of Eddie Orr. for that which - enlightened civilizarabbis are an announcement by the Jewish sponsored by the Social Service com- •• One-of the features of the entir- obtained. Leslie Burkenroafi will • per; "Long Reraeniber," by MacKin; Istanbul—All foreign tion has always cherished - and hon-. s"trictly forbidden to enter Turkey,} Agency Executive. Receipts not only mittee, will be held at the Jewish Com- , tainment will be the presentation of have charg-e of the keno games. ; The'} lay Kantor; "One More Spring," by ored. In changing times such as we according, to a decree issued by the] covered the budget but were in —»-' -—•-•**— Center <-•«•"*->» « ^« cnn^o-o K/.«».UT . M i « TW=Tm-!TitA Arthur, Arti>f!T_ tmprstir committee reports an excellent re j Robert ^Nathan; and "We, the f e o :-jmunity on Sunday, November Miss axe passing! through, B'nai' tBrith' is ponse in the sale of tickets. ; '^le,** by Leo Huberman. j H . I singer. cesi of budgetary requirements. •writing an eloquent story of a peo- Turkish government
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Eight Book Evenings By Rabbi Goldstein
WHITE MOUSE LIBRARY
Nazi Pomp Greets Soviet Jewish Diplomat
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