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THE WORLD'S ...WINDOW... ,By LTJDWIG LEWISOHN* This column, is copyright by the Seven Arts Feature Syndicate. Reproduction in /whole or in part strictly forbidden. Any Infringement on t h i s copyright Trill be prosecuted.

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"In Palestine" The Bituation in Palestine is Mrs. Zsate Mantel wag notified Friday, June 5, that she has regrave. It -would be foolisn to ceived a certificate in Braille from deny. that. • But its character is "Washington. She transcribed "The entirely and radically different. A new project for the economic Master of the Inn" by Robert KerCrom any previous and apparently rick, aB her Braille manuscript. similar situation.".. In the BuccesThe Omaha Hebrew club held rehabilitation of distressed Jews Eesusae of Yesx's Progress; Mrs. Mantel, • who has bees' siye small -waves of Arab resis- a meeting and election of officers in 500 to 700 small Polish towns ecutive Committee. Given at Animal Luncheon and villages had been launched working -with the blind for three I tance and violence up to and in- Sunday, June 7, at the J. C. C. Half of the Government loan Tuesday • years,- received this' certificate,! cluding the riots of 1929, the J. J. Friedman "was elected pres- with the granting of a loan of will be made available immed-J the Voluntary Braille Transcriber i * - , ^, great Arab landholders instigated ident; Sam Bloom, vice-president; 1,000,000 zlotys for -the -work by iately. A second'500,000 zlotysj y y for the American • National Red \ J.COT i>El!S the peasantry by a propaganda of Sol Rosenberg, secretary, and the Polish. Government, it was an-"have been provided by the Joint Mrs. David Greenberg j nounced today b y Alexander Distribution Committee, the Cross, signed by President Frankreligious fanaticism in order that John Feldman, treasurer. . _ •- \ elected ; •sident of the women's ^ _,. R - 0 0 8 e T e l t , v h o i s ___tloll_] ssir -f"irv H_**v"_ Kahn, Chairman of the CommitTrustees are M. Seiner, Louis their, exploitation of that peasanted Polish Appeal of Great rit- • division • at Cl T l U i __.*_._.\J the Jewish Community . ™ H . r l f tee on Poland of the American try could continue as in the oldMorgan and Sam Altshuler. am and other agencies eooperat-j Center and Welfare Federation at Ip ' e E i a e i u °^ Turkish days. There -were un. N. S. Yaffe,M.- Blank and DanThp ing -with the Joint Distribution j t he annual spring luncheon meetdoubtedly other elements — theiel Schwartz -were elected to the> .->m. t i p T . . 1 . Fund Flower daj Committee. An equal sum hasji n g On Tuesday, June 9. Other ofaloth of age-old custom resisting executive, board. The Icor o Omaha IF calling s ' be held next SIT been raised by the Polish Jews, j ficers are Mrs. Ben Silver, viceChange, the mere desire to be left conference inviting- two dele- with, committees thus making a total of 1,500,000 president; Mrs. Irvin Levin, secalone even if to one's loss, the • Austin Bevans' orchestra has zlotys available at this time. (The retary, and Mrs. "William Milder, I gates frora every Jevisn organize- workers canvass!' t , l i t r »,i ii general centripetal forces that are been secured to play for the danc- ! zloty is valued at the present j treasurer. tion in Omaha at the J. C. C . city with th*1 "E.'IT i> »M* ' i r T ( i always .active In small and prim- ing at the Omaha Hebrew club j time at about 20 cents) . The resume of the year's ac- j June 16, fit 7: SO p. m. : All workers R* * -PCI f r i( itive societies. This being the picnic which will be held at Lake-! The project is being developed tiTities featured the program. The i T h e y e s f c i v a department of the Every organization is urged to'meet at the ,TPT IK' ' rip i i,case Britain could afford to is-view park, July 5. Miss Kalah Franklin -was cho-by the Joint Distribution Consmit- women's division, begun slightly •T a l m u d T o r a b w a s f o r m a n T o p e n J send tvro delegates io thiF meet- Center ai F c'c'o<! s sue reports, 'make concessions and Tickets^re 25 cents.-Dancing | f i e n a s t h e B e w p r e sident of the tee, \ the chief American agency over a year ago, has grown tre-!e _ B t pU_»iic ceremonies held, at ^ a g ^kieh v i l l then elect three, ing. hafgain with the Arabs at the ex- and parking will be free. Tickets Anyone v-isliiuf. local Junior Hadassah to succeed for the aid of distressed Jews ov-j mendously in both numbers and •t n e j _ c (^Tuesday evening^ """ ; delegates to s district convention pense of us, her friends. may be purchased from any mem- M i s s D o r a freshman, at the fi- erseas,' its cooperating organiza-"] program. Its activities embrace: • • • . • : • _ _ „ _ • „_-., _.__ _•_ _ __ _ • a fev ___ ,hours .i<- ru for Today all that has changed re- ber. jnal business meeting of the seadically, violently. The little land json, June 4. Miss Franklin is also of Palestine i a s in more than one • treasurer of the Southwestern Reformer age been the pivot' of | gion of the Junior Hadassah. , .He praised the Yeslava depart , •world history. I t is so again now. the local Jewish v . . i ;' Other officers elected were Joint Distribution Committee and! that of the -re-equipment of t h e | m e n t a s & n j mpo rt£uit ana vital i °L J e w i s h colonists tnere. r Italy is on the Red Sea;.Italy can 1 I c o r i B ! Miss Jeannette Resnick, finan- the Polish leaders over a long j Center, the organization of a com- j E t e p i n t h e advancement of Jewsending these' delegates i council, in v.rginr1 <"*ri cut off the -waters of the Sudan; :i •nino rorder d e r t 0 l e learn a r n t h the et r u to true status to respond genero "^* rt j cial vice-president; Miss Rose Sof- period, Mr. Kahn pointed out.! munity co-operation plan among \isU e ! j u c a t i o z i i n ornaha Italy can.fight at Suez; Mussolini <fer, cultural vice president; Miss Many discussions were held h e d b y ! t h e yvarious! -women's ^g g introduced introduced by by jj o f t h e J e w i s h colonists and eomp- drive, Rtated: organiza-! T h e T h e BB pp ee aa JJ rr ee rr ^ has his ruthless hand upon the g a b c n t t t e th j Fannie' Katelman, membership the Joint Distribution Committee; "ocs of the city city, the the support giv giv- jj E e j l r y M o n s k ^ president of the ''th ™ ™g a b c n t t t e c o u n t r ^ center of the central-nervous syB$>™s>.!-> »!>i vr f jvice president; Miss Sarah Ger- and its cooperating, agencies w i t h i n to every, pbase of Center pro- jT a ! n l T l d T o r a h _ p k i l i which hov Klutznick i ?M SS tt" PP aa uu ll c o n c l a ^ tem of the British Empire. I t is r a m a n d t h e j man; recording secretary; Miss held July 4. Governnjent with a; ^ excellent co-opera- | p r e s j a e d . t h e an open secret that- Italian propaganda has fanned into flame Jewish. Dead Snr.s

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Bead the latent pseudo-nationalism of certain Arab groups. Rome remembers the pivotal character of Palestine. The prestige, the BecuJerusalem.—Eight weeks of dis- ; Freshman, parliamentarian; and Representatives of the Polish uildred Tity, perhaps the very Ufe of the ,o f d e r s P a i e s U n e h a s raised the ! the Misses Sonia Roitstein, Mil- Jews are a t present in Paris, dis- ^ beems

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*° ^crease « i u to five , man. Rebecca London, Mas Kir- ! t h e f&11 'Program . Morris ivirshenbaum. British empire are involved in dfefl Whitman, and Sylvia Panlj ^ r a t i o n of t h e : ; Irving Rosenbaum, Ketnan Shu- j c u s a l n g tte inau Jewish death, toll to 30. The thirthis apparently minute and obas new new board members members. j rj r , Bernhard Kahn. || Membe Membership dues are SI per year. \t e r t a n d Stanley Silrerman. A! tieth was one of, three Jewish man as scure struggle in Palestine. And _ _ _ _ _ being _ _ Installation of the newly-elecD l r e c t o r .o f t n e Joint; Among the projects planned for ( v i c ,ij n s o l o v a s r ; T e n fcF Myron ! watchmen who died after more is involved: the struggle be- shot by government forces in two! ted officers will take place a t the year' is the redecoration • of j Cohen. Chicago, 111,—On July f,. the Distribution Committee. Alesant h e tween democracy and autocracy, separate incidents that were ex-[Junior Hadassah annual Banquet Center auditonum. A sum oA ; I>r.. Philip Sher, honorary pres- f members of Grand lodge No. 6, • der Kahn explained. I t is expect-! the struggle between the free plained as accidental. Said a Jew- t ob eh e l d n e x * Thursday evening, begun with- ! m! o n e y t a s b een set. aside by of the Talmud-Torah, pre- • B'nai B'rith. • will' convene Rt s. ' state and the serville state, the . . : the .. T,,.._. 1 O .at »C . n _>'Mr>r.V { e Q t l i a i ^WOri. W i l l US UCgUil ».-.j. „ „ , . .--.IT 18, 6:30 o'clock a t t T.O the] urojeetW ___[_ will icemen's . jdivision and will be i sentefl the .scholarship bonds. ish spokesman at funeral. of June ! novel business .and pleasure as-• struggle between civilization and , • c the thirtieth: "Ben Yehuda was Jewish aboard the luxurious barbarism. killed by those who are supposed bers who have raised their quota And we, our people in' Eretz to protect us. There is a limit to for the Israel, are the symbol and occa| be guests self-: sion of that particular conflict. It Lake Michigan, through years program. Kabbi'Harold Bcrger Is cbsir/ is a tragic, but not uncharacterisof. Lacbinac. down: features of Tuesday's I m an of l i e scholarship-cojiimittee. at 46. set" up special departmentstic circumstance that this should stands Open Arab rebellion against the j Standing -work for the Club durL&ke Euren, the St. Clalr river, a e _ j program were remarks by Wil-1 be'so.j It has, for us all, not only governznent continued. Arabs am- i * n S the past year, will finance and stimulate ;Ham . Holsman, president .of the Lake St. Claif, the Detroit river; A for our Tlshub, but for every Jew bushed a caravan of Jewish buses ] Community Center and Welfare > entertaining program is be-'industries. ana Lake Erie, to Cleveland, s.jsG in the "world this consoling, and : ~ ' • ' , i Federation; reports of the com- ; ing arranged to follow -the banthen to SiEckitiBo island. &nfi froiu deepjy fortifying -element o f a o r - near Motza and opened fire on "It is intended.J;o have wKole j m i t t e e s > . a n d t h e entertainment; d to one that turned over in swerving quet, All u_embers are asked 'T_.?'^.?_?.^.-_rie_rt«red_-a:-_.^oii.7^^^pia_io;.'sorlOB.i; jur «crf«i*. *--»**_> ov— reservations promptly . _ _

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product,"!i«..,,__;__„ however righteous and-historical- escaped unscathed.' Those'-%*ho wi <« " 1 outgoing president, or with any facture of some single proauct, S p r i D g f » y^th Frances BorctT •p on tfep crulpe, ly justifiable and ethically necesto the Jt'V.iNh Ni i PoUce and soldiers pursued the I member of the banquet commit- j Alexander Kahn said.. "Such in- < SjUsjl 'Frankel. i ; ' • New/York' (WlvS) '-^4 T i e ser- ••" Members of .B'nai E'rith sary. Our-task is now the task dustry will include artificial flow- ; tree'planting' or ir Arabs to Lifta and then soured tee. Committee 'chairmen for the j yj C e agencies' snbventionefi by the ' "^sh to take this cruise do not; of freedom itself, of civilization CKUdrf-.iV'f.-Golder J m . er-making ,glove-making, knit-' 1 volleys of machine gun fire into year were: Philanthropies,-; j ' j • Distrib-ition ^Committee , have 'to 'be •delegates, sinoe o n t the itself, of .human hope and human to g-Pf. in touch tr > h, ting and the making of woolen Mrs. the town. Three policemen and a Harry Trustin: athletics, i helped S,S74 German Jews to em- :t r i P i R f : been plantsec. for the health. What a world to contemCohen or Kris. ,.* \ articles, toys and wood-carvings, i ^ * °* 1 soldier were wounded. Five Arabs Levinson; clothing, Mrs. : igrate from their homes during : pleasure of any End EII member* i plate not only for us but for all hand-embroidered articles a n d ' J. Blank: comta-unity co-opera-; the first quarter of IS86, accord-! o f tb*? order who. .wisk to s.va;] cliairmRn of • t h e j .'• were reported killed. ; men — Mussolini and perhaps All orgsniJSPtionf F T ! j leather goods. Stress will be A strike of municipalities^— , tion, Miss Blanche Ziraman; cit- , }ng t o a report by Joseph C Hy-! themselves of the opportunity RE Hitler with their iron heels upon vitl; t ' ' ™" : which, involves curtailment of j upon the creation Of new types Of i . 2 . e l . s } ,- i p > M r g _ S a m ^ o l f . dramat- m a n ,K e c r e t a r y o_'the JDC. • ' extended... Here . i s . .a chance to the crucial centers of the Near . . n n , 1 industry,-especially such as might; . am Theodore; education electric, water and other services n A leg> M r s S a-vacation trip s.nd combine Dealing only -with emigrants East, England shorn of her seaP i l l i ^ H I 11 ¥ «nfl a ready foreign market, Pre-; M r s I r T l n s t a l m a s t e r , family welwith it the interesting convention required • assistance, the reways and. empire and powerless! —was in progress in nine Arab 1 V_UI_Uaa <Ufla I i i m i n a r T studies to determine the f a r e _ M r E _ H a x r y W o i { ; uitcben, vtifh. 'will be i A park Age, darker and bloodier cities and unrest increased among p O rf shows that the largest, single . j most suitable type of industry j ^lTSi L o l _ j S Xeveleff; library, Mrs. : C ] a s g than any former olie, would be Arab police. l ot emigTEnts" was repstri- over 1>T EII the (listrid h a T e a l r e a d b e e n The government adopted firmHalf Of the i ^ completed.^ I A . D. Frank: ineinbersliip, Mrs.'R tes. of'these 4S6 'went t o ' Po- aiid memtierti of the -national uponJJie world. "Warsaw CWN5) er measures to keep control of the 'Mt is also planned to provide | D a T e Greeaber^r; in^tor corps. ' j a n ( i . . to •• overseas ecTitire, 1,000 Jews of Minsk-Mazowlecki, Britain is -waking up, though situation before proclaiming mar- a.town 30 miles from "Warsaw, additional agricultural facilities: M r E _ wUliain Milder: Asocial com- countries' numbered 160 4. O For those who *rish to motor to slowly. The British democracy fi tial law. District commissioners have fled to the capital in wild for Jews by establishing near; m i t t e e , Mrs. A. A. G-reenberg; .t h e s e 7 1 ? w e l l t to Palestine and Chics.eo • • frow. wants peace; the British democwitfcin were extraordinary powers j| committee, Mrs. Harry s g 5 - t o "North and South America, |district., a-rranpementF i c f o l i o w i n g a n outbreak of small towns, farms for t h e intens-; h o n s e racy, especially the liberal and ij Moving to curt- dumping anti-Semitic rioting r e s n l t i n g l ' W cultivation of such products Trustin; publicity. Hrs. Irvin.Le- Africa and the Far East. to made for t h e stor&g-e o_ suatomoLabor parties are determined to I break the Arab general Fidi2p(! Gfirmftrs JTOOCSK OR from the killing of a Polish caval-i as have,a local'market. F r u i t | i , and program, Mrs. Harry ; palestnie,-..South America . was i>il«s cSursEg, t h e course of tbt; v n t o ; American merket. the avoid world c'onflict if it can be j ^ d .sol,diefS a n d . B a " . and ryman by a Jew. Leaving their; growing, and such specialized! Rosenf eld. ' t h e chief center of emigration; cruise. •• _e? Tresfurv avoided. But the movement of searches thorized without to make arrests warrants. belongings behind, the Jews of 1 farming • as the growing of Silk I 166 went to Brazil, 136. to Arge'ntroops to Palestine, the distribucruise Efcip. the fastest ship ^ _ Arab leaders felt the heavy Minsk-Mazowieeki are besieging j worms, medicinal herbs, musht i n a £ n ( j the rest to Chile, Paration of further arms to onr colonon the Great Lakes. i_ fully and ("enntm ! *** of the gorernment Jewish organizations and leaders | rooms, resin, and ;. aising • of rabHnHfary Outlaws CSSlS , " " ' ' ' ' •-'-'* — •*• " «-*!--_-, TV*™ gnzv, Uruguay, Colombia and iats, the granting of a new lEocensly equipped -with a grand ro-n r group of them were banished to here with pitiful pleas for help.! bits, will be encouraged. j B d t— With "With 770 Nazi Budapest Nazis : Venezuela. There were 141 emi-. s _ j O I 1 over four hundred feet in gration-schedule with the requisf.h«»- 3PRf> concentration camps in the desAn emergency committee has has] j "The whole effect will be to re< i c_junder arrest on charges , grants who went to South Africa. a rea ite certificates, the strong rumor a .ballroom'• Beating over the ert. Mayor Khalidi Of Jerusalem, been organized here to provide re-j habilitate economically entire j plotting a coup d'etat, t h e : Italy became .the most, import• of —though not as yet more — that ive hundred people, luxurious who had been busy preparing to i lief for the refugees and to fur-1 small towns and their destitute: "Scythe and Cross",--(the offieial < _.t country of emigration within ; lounges, smoking roomE. card Fury to tack In •Rdd't.ioisa). a Jewish legion of one thouBand a Jerusalem out on strike, j nish help to the Jews still re-j populations, a n d the project \ me of the Hungarian Nazi par-: Europe. 45 German Jews having .rooms, grills and staterooms ap- to products comiujL' fi'e/ia <v»iiivmen will be formed — these varna tries which give govc-TBHie-nt. *«/.>•• suddenly thought better of it and maining in Minsk-Mazowiecki. should in due time be of help to | tj-) was legally outlawed in a de- • settled there in the first three pointed with rncning water, cleeious circumstances show- that sidiefi- to tbeir exporter!), t.ilfc nUapostponed the action. Lieb Minczberg, Jewish member jt n e general economy of Poland. :c r e - e issued by the Minister-of the ' months of 193 6. All told there trie lights, telephone and. washed- ^ Britain is now unaware of menace" Amvri^r, i ul > e E grem boor, t o ; Tension being what it was, the were 166 emigrants who settled ,s,vr ventilation, of the Sejm, and Senator Jacob j «_t j S hoped with this project," j interior. and - knows whose honor, whose !intlui?try and v i l ] e.t IIJP s&«-r idealism, whose loyalty she cangovernment felt behooved to cen- Trockenheim, conferred with Pre- j j i r , Kahn continued, "to make a j i_-jje xazis under arrest will be in other European lacdK, sside • Since-the ship has limited o-i?-'• tiroe {*jvr a fUlip to Cl»p s-iti.-NVgi sor Palestine newspapers, trust. [ from t h e repatriates. mier Skladkonwski regarding beginning of the economic reha-; t r i e _ j o r i^gii treason. '• pacity. members planning to take : boycott, To the Yishub itself these mea- a speech by Chief Rabbi Amiel of measures for the protection of the mutation of large numbers of the: — jfiSvantag-e of this un'ttsual oppar- ' Amonpr the prodiirtR g.ffs.Vf>i Tel Aviv warning that Jews might sures seem feeble — feeble to the Jewish population in Minsk-Maz- j 37ooo,OO0 Jews in Poland." itunity should-write Brother Otto ; by t h e tariff boost •=~'a eat?in~«%. have to take up arms in self-depoint of treachery. ; No wonder, owiecki. ' G. Felton, v secretary, District ' china T S re. cotton, rayon »B._i ?»»when almost daily assassinations fense was prohibited. That familWarsaw (WSB) — "One may ! Grand lodge No. 6, E'nai E'rith. : ther glcvei., glass tree crnai.is-vi-.;%, iar feature of European newspaand 1 daily arson shake the land combat the Jews, economically, 1130 N." TTells, Cfcieapo, 111., ini- : thumb tseks, toy* and fioUR. ?««»pers — white splotches where the ! and make inroads upon what we but I will never permit harm mediately, giving the following in-. t.ween So and 40 per cent oi' t«<-have so sacrificially and nobly censor yanked out type he didn't j being done them just because fonaEtioii: ( 1 ) Full name ©_ all:mat! exports to ih'ip country *•?'* like—was Innovated in the Holy i and beautifully built. And to us, they are Jews." Premier Felparties induced in reserratiOE; &ftented by t h e Tariff .prrw-n«f| too, the British measures, even Land. icyan Skladkotvskl declared in Saloniki (WNS) — A German(2) Ages of -chsifiren; (S) Home ••rfcicb bfemor pffoctirp .Tv.ly t'^t,, The now familiar 'story of the hopeful shliting of - the-^>ort a speech In the Polish Sejm. owned tobacco factory in ^aloniki Registrations are now being; Among t h e many activities -con- ' ~, g of a c - : bombings, crops being burned, from Jaffa to Tel Aviv, seem woeFlooded -with pleas by the Jews received poetic justice st the taken for Camp Akiba the sum-. . are- aa com com- ! coinmbflation desired. See below. ; p are dt cted a t t h e^ fully insufficient in this grave Jews and soldiers being sniped at j of Minsk-ilazowiecld, Przytyk hands of the Tobacco "Workers Inside room (two afiulte aisd • crisis not only of the Jewish peo- and communications being cut! and other towns for protection Union when the latter forced the mer home camp or tne Jewisn. pj e t e out-of-door game program,' ; e ciiild). $30 per adult: outride; Community Center -wMch will be-, intensive swimming course a n ; was told again this week in Pal] ple but of the English people and

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against pogromists, Premier Nazi firm .to employ Jews.against gin on Monday, June 22, and l a s t - v i t h &n h o u r e a e J l &&y t__fe ;ro.om (two adults and one child).! of all civilized men. But it i3estine; only the names and fig- Skladkowski told the Sejm that its will. The annual bsziiar.of tbe for a s i x - w e e k " p e r i o d u n t i l J u l y c e n t e r p o o l , &ni a c r a f t s . p r o g r a m j « 4 0 . outsi 1 per adul unthinkable that England, though ures were different. In the negotiations that follow- j 31. The summer home camp as it his government would seek no will feature ieatiers-orlr.; eg.uipped with .private toilets (two f"n-'p- ~^Ji^Tnclii Trill l>f? Ii. ?^. -f.* 6 »^#wary and slow to take extreme, J_mt>OT T_-*.-cptitrf.. ?I.nCf. fine) v.* -^-^. alliance with the-opposition of ed t h e settlement -. of t h e recent j h a s been developed a t -the' Center ;w o o d w o r k , metal w o r t , .-rearln_. ; adults and one child), per measures, will not awaken and isthe land. • A stronghold h a s been I nationalists and anti-peinltes. tobacco strike, t h e German firm j offers t h e child t h e finest o f c a m p ;& n _ E r tc i a 8 S 8 S . Music;-tap 'ar.d :;. suites . (double bedded and StE.. all csay Sup.^Ry, ,T>iT.e 1*. not In her heart and mind already built that is not easily t o be shakMrs. WiUiRm Kuklin 35 chairprograms with t h e added advan- jjf o j k _ . C u e i n gg, , toy Reports obtained from eye-wit- asked t h e Union not t o send it jjpg y band, hobby y| t»•^ u bedded, p'ritate bath), from awake. The Arab dagger, -with en. T h e duty of t h e hour is tonesses indicate that a t least five any Jewish, workers. |tage of the child's being home at; groups, hibeg and visits to places-j 55 to ?75 Pt;r acliilt; children man, of the Kffair anc. urgre. J.b* Fascist stealth behind it. is aimed fortify this stronghold, this for- Jews were killed and a d more than _ ^ Union replied , . __„— -Youngsters _ „„„ The that Greece 1. night. between the,- „f interest feature each week's |u n g e T 12 ( accompanied bv par- co-ot>erat^on of. iocal .Tp-vrr---. A through us at her and through tress 'of freedom a n d redemption 100 Injured, 41 of them seriously, had notw yet reco;rtsi2ed the Aryan; ages of 5 and 15 are being en- iOprogram. large assortmenf. o_ anicles hsir. exits), $15.-Ch'«<iren.under 5 (flat. her "at the free democracies of the been, secured. Seven are said to be dying of their I t a w and that hi this country Jews rolled this year. | |rate), f7'.5O; tlsJrfl acltilt (in-any world; it is aimed at all these es- storm can shake it. This is the i injuries. The Je./ish quarter of j had equal -rigl'ts All i'uiiQP raised by tbi. r>ro* • To make thej Additional actiTities have been! ' ,V^B °^JZ* ^f™ BJ"^*^°™ j rate, -miuim-cra .fere), SSC. is 7its emphasis sential liberties which were es- day above all days when men and \ Hinsk-Mizowiecki looks as if i t | r e b u k e perfect the Union includ- \ planned for this year's summer | ^ " 'e" " e r n " "" ect vill be used to help hiiiUi " ""^ ' The above quoted rates cover »nd its supervision -of -the tablished by the great English i'Beib. ZeiroS.b,'' P. technical wiinfi; should flock t o declare h a d gone through a cannonading, led six Jews in every group of ten |program. Among: are aa I child's health habits. Weight and ! all neceEsar.- espenses for cruise, EB(I PUltUTRl CPBtf-f fOT' S"i!*»f.; It revolutionaries of the seventeen- themselves Zionists and join the Broken-windows, shattered floors, |workers assigned to the German-; tensified crafts program ana B ; meale and berth accommodations. th century who drew their inspir- organization and pledge them- j merchandise strewn over iItoy. baud for the younger hil chil- elght records BS -well as thej wned factory, ation consciously from our law selves that force and fraud and;streets, buildings in ruins, the !D kept of each child, j of the Women's Missrnclsi proj;f«w dren. The program &t Camp Aki- M and our prophets and constantly tyranny and darkness shall not j synagogue in flames, to the chil-! Jewish to sac! iii the upbuHdinj? of 'P*-'r Bcenos Aire3 (JTA) — A p r o - j b a Is distinguished from other -compared themselves to the peo-prevail. ! in. i - - - Not - - - in - - -Eretz - Yisrael. - h d shops h b i d d •iest T h e ectine as f.b€' .Tt'-wlsli hon_elp.n<*. . Amman. Tr&n'sjcrdan supported by fifty central j houses and barricaded projects conducted ple Israel. In Palestine today and shuttered afe the external Jewish institutions and hnn throughout, the citjj, in that its by a dietician a s 4 prepared daily , ^ i a ^ authorities cancellet • Milton and Isaiah are fighting our children a n d our children's i evidences of the pogrom. The re-jbf Jewish organizations through-; staff has been selected on the b a - ! E t mits for Bsie of arms anc an: i i • shoulder to shoulder to maintain xsioEt BOurisliiiig iood-E s.r€ children are to live, This Is the j maining Jewish population is liv-jcut the country against the pro-1 sis of ig-ialifications and.previooG ition throughout Transjordi the fundamental decencies of life. day to redouble our zeal prevent £ri_is from• getting.t ii eal and to ling in cellars and no Jew dares Ijected establishment-of a repre-1 experience with chil dren, its pro-usefl. The inferences in action from t r •> U redouble our giving. We are sho-w himself .in the streets. jsentative legislative g council In! gram g is well planned beforehand | Fees for the period Palestiae Arabs. these various considerations are :: fighting the fight of our people ^,_,-_-_ j-^--x_ — , _ * 3 • Paletine was presented to the 11and carefully supervised £nfl £re $16 for Cen Palestine was presented to the and carefully supervised £nfl £re $16 for Center members and Police detachments reinforced piain for all men to see. • "What S't, and of .all the free, peoples. Every by military patrols axe guarding British Ambassador for transmis- every activity and. project Is sao-!$lSi r for Eoa.-21e1c.bErs. Registra.! saves us and what help .to save Athens—The ban oa the teact(A. . dollar given to Palestine today is j the Jewish quarter and convoying i sion to London. tlvated along definite -Jewish culj tions siay be uifide at the Certer Britain today is the stark fact the that there are 400,000 Jews in not only a dollar toward the re- j trucks from "Warsaw briaglng The memorandum was drawn tip tural lines. Camp. Akiba Isas been j or. by cslling Jackson IS66. E*- ing of- Hebrew in the Jewish i- Uieir literature schools of Greece -rill b« raised br&ries. The city council of recogEizsd and recommended'.by | cause t i e cassp ..can .only acca.sidemption of Jewish ~ lives and food to the beleaguered Jews. A on the Initiative of the Zionist Palestine and that for a n d •the uaiaisicr of the inter- has .refused permission *o through these Jews many millions souls. It is a dollar given in de-' 9 p. m. curfew has been estab- jj Federation of - Argentina and tceiinany outsiders in Omaha asd j saodate a limited -smabc-r of -cfeC f a d ld f l l i l i h d to t preventt ffurther t h t i P l Z i OOrganisation. i t i - • •-out-of-town - Its excellent - • .pro-j dren, - - to • enroll • inr ir»forin«fi. a Jewish flelegation , blackshirts to meet in the t^•«^•J^^ labor'' for j.arentE are 'nzgei decentt world for allilished out-iPoale Zion of pounds have .been invested'in fense of [breaks. men everywhere. and-raasagemeEt. j their ciildren- immediately.. jthat called OE hita. *-,b!s.ll. j Zionist group. *^

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