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Omahans to Attend Federation Region

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THE 3CENE On the twenty-second anniverMeeting sary of the World War the other day Karl Radek, that very intelSeveral Omahans active in soligent Soviet writer and politiTo Combat Cotighlim Activities. ! | c i a l ^ e i f a r e a r e planning to atcian, gave ou_t an interview which* seems to describe and diagnose Hebrew Papers Warn ' That Boston (WNS).—Charging Fa-i Outstanding Program I s Ar-; tend the third annual meetinr- of the wcst central Jews Will Start Defend-with calm and humane exactness ther coughlin with attempting to i ranged for Members and i National region, ofFedthe Council of Jewish the immediate state of the world. ing Themselves "arouse class discontent and fan Non-Members erations snd Welfare Funds to Nearly all the imperialist powers, the flames of religious bigotry," be held in Kansas City, October especially Germany, Italy and Jerusalem (JTA) Two of Joseph A. Conry, Catholic layman With a musical program ar- 3 and 4. Japan, are planning and plotting heir number killed and 22 and member of congress, an- ranged and the latest fall creaAmong the large delegation ex"the terrible crime of war." At wounded in new attacks, the Jews Cleveland (JTA) — Father nounced that Catholic laymen are pected to be present at the twothe moment the masses of men began to retaliate Sunday against Coughlin's speech to the conven- organizing a national movement tions secured the annual and musical revue of the I (iay sessions are Henry Monsky, are helpless to prevent this. But 'he Arabs for the first' time since tion of the National Union of So-to combat the activities of the Highland Country club will take i g a m Beber, Philip Klutznick, once the .wars . come and are current disorders broke out more cial Justice in which he urged radio priest. nro^tiiTaHn*. is «»c place August 22 at the clubhouse. IH arrv Malashock, Paul Goidblatt waged "they will' set in motion' nan four months ago. i Three his followers not to blame the ' f t i c Geneva (\ N S - r a l c r - i i rip < U r ot forces that- will; be the ,revolu- Jewish policemen and a girl were Jews for "all" the evils of the trnv"lnt «.ndJ? to combine combine the t h e > a r v 5 n T r e l I e r w i Ub e m a S t 6which \*** -r>,« «veral others —The first V\ o r k 1 J e v i b m ' p f I T sentlally intended to =•«,•« irîn, p^ M r , ml states included in this re; tionary anBwer" to that • terrible killed earlier in an ambuscade present banking system was be-lay Catholic forces which disap-: ii.»r r i he arranged hy M r s . Ar-g Minnesota. Missouri. ! S«ss in histo^ ac joi 1O 1 II r crime. Hence, as. one can see, the outside Haifa. 1 f r ; g orl a r e ing carefully scanned this week prove of Father Coughlin's be-1 o - „,„ n Miss Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, . Colo- assembly hrll of tl ? I p r uV 1o r i 1 o i Soviet Union ia not any longer Several inhabitants of, all-Jew- l n J e w l s h circles. havior." Mr. Conry said, "it I £ U r **** i I -P C( P P 1 ^ 1 1 ( 111(0 rado and parts of -Wisconsin and N a t i o n s , i o r e c o r ^ e n p trying to foment world-revolu- isa Tel Aviv attacked a group of c p p J y e a r s , a f t e r \A\ ii c I n ' e ni i n " Addressing 11,000 persons in would welcome the support and i nj r\< i 1,. tP i tion. It watches. It is giving the Arabs, injuring two. Jews also Illinois. t i o n s f o r a iie^n p p t r t v i c de-! Included in the program are Fascist criminals rope enough. replied t6 a hail of stones thrown an attack on the banking system, assistance of members of allthis George Oppenheimer of Kansas g a n i z a t i o n . o i r e <. e < <•» o r i n t i t (i • musical numbers by Louis MarO 1 t. O <• n They will be sure to" bang them- from a train- passing from Jaffa the "raido priest" laid stress on | nominations Which share ; golin, Larry Fiakel and Margaret j City is regional president. J e w i s h r i f . l ' < ; r r a i l u f 1 , 1 i •.." selves. And. nothing .could be and - were ^ believed to have in- the part the Jews had played in common view." Belman. The .Tolle sisters, Rose- | t i o n o f t h e Cev. i<h r f . i ^ its development, but added that i t 1 o l If i n handsomer than Radek's conclu- jured some of the passengers. bllie and Meriam, will dance. j After eigrt r f «• or they had been forced by circum.101 c ( P < K< P I P ' f i r i •> sion concerning his own'people: The revue and style show are The incidents occurred after stancss into dealing in gold. ; liberation* ciot-^ tr ee 1 i r n i r piu < r "She will- support all people Daeaid' Albalah, eight years old, under the direction of the worn idred delegfio5- iron •"' CM r i"1- V O !.' ii ( WAirtnAe/TStr frn Addressing the Jews of Amerstruggling for peace, and in case of Castoria, Greece, was killed an's committee of the club, of? r ; completed O e v c-k pfri r IT V OJ If of war will join forces with any and 22 persons injured' by the ica directly on the following day. which Mrs. Hyman Ferer is the CO" n l c n h t •who are attacked by fascism!'1 Father Coughlin "challenged" 11PI chairman. She is being assisted explosion of a bomb thrown from tirlecauon^ V B Cf them to abandon .the principle of by Allen Kohan. a train parsing Herzl Street in To this on the face of it and . n e I t a b l i s h e d f l i c c e< i e i LI t \ i i n •'a flooth for a tooth and an eye Chelsa, Mass. ( J T A ) ' — Amer-j Mesdames Philip Levey, Sam to these words in tjielr surface Tel Aviv. AJ1 places of entertain- for an eye," which he said had fVi<i The Highland Fling, b i g g e s t ; w o r k f o r r ' e t ' r i n s O f1 1 i ( Ii 101 ment in Tel Aviv were closed in ican Jews are responsible for anj Wertheimer, jr., Cy Silvers, Leon signification no humane and civgolfing event each year in Omaha, ; communiLifs to • r* ii c o r u p OI 1 pl( 1 ' ( . ( ! M failed, and adopt in Its place the mourning." , P v tiiSemitic agitation in, European \ Fellman and Allen Kohan, and •will again occupy the spotlight; matters F PCI rp ihF 1 o 0( 1 0 ' , i r , - ' b ilized person could fail to say: * 1' Julius Wogshol, 35-year-old precept "love thy neighbor as countries, according to Father j the Misses Joy Yousem, Sara j t h i g c o m i n g Wednesday, August!of- the equ< Ii So be it.1.. Unfortunately for some OL If.CV \1 .hr i -l i M t i thyself.". ' 'German Jew, was killed in an Cyprian'Adamski, pastor of St. [Ferer; Lois Barish, Ruth Rosen-| -fiing," looked forward' ' • of us; foolish, perverse, old-fash2g T h e rl'i r >on looked forward'and his pcoromir « - r > ' P ' i > r n <» "We. are a Christian organizaArab ambuscade near Mikveh Isioned as we may be thought, the Stanislaus Church here.one of the stock, Ethel Ackerman, Ruth Raz-j t o a l w - a J - s a s o n e of the most outT h e l a s t e f i c i F i a c t c itip i o n T( |1O( 1 TP11 ( f P nick, Irene Morris and Estryn Etanding stags in Omaha, prom- gress in K«- c'^ c ,rc issue is not.so'clear. For the is-rael while motoring, to Sarafand tion," he said, "in that we believe leading Polish congregations s o r v.\ ic) r v i ! I 0 P 1 1 H*> sue is not (ah, if it only were) to repair • military electric lines. in the principle of 'love thy New England. Father Adamski, Milder will raodel Parisian and ises to be big-ger and better than [ began at ' TO r ni r cLe B i- , . i (' ( f l r ^ m i r i o Small groups of Jews who ga- neighbor as thyself,' With, that who just returned from a tri_> to American styles. Boys' wear will one between war and peace, tyrM <• V ment Elecio rl v lie r 1 1 P i (1 f " ever before. , Ol anny and liberty/ brutality and thered in Tel Aviv bitterly shout- principle I challenge every Jew the Continent told a representa- be worn by Edward Rosen, Irvin I t w i l l b e b i g g e r , i n a s m u c h a s . s i o n s w e i t bei-f1 wr«- t i e P I ? I O ' hr lip f' in this nation to tell me that brotherhood, but it is an issue ing protests against the Governtive of the .Jewish Telegraphic Sherman, Howard Kaplan and b e t w e e n f o u r a n d . f i v e h u n d r e d : of a n a d i r m ^ ' r ? i i i i T ri symbolized by the "deadly "and ment's 'patience in dealing with he does or does not believe in it. Agency that "Jews in America Lloyd Malashock. ! men are almost a certainty to be ; next r i 1' ° ' v i 1 "I am not asking the Jews of terrorists Were .dispersed and essential enmity between two rivare too boisterous in their proBuyers from Brandeis store, ; in attendance at the affair slated j rested in i r - T p p n « x i al systems now "seeking converts some of them beaten by British the United States to accept Chris- tests against persecutions and po- j Herzbergs, Natelsons, Nebraska : to start at 2 p. m. and last until • ministrat * e conn ee f ( f i (HI p p -t 1 n tianity and all of its beliefs, but groms which are sometimes exag- clothing, Goldstein-C h a p man, police. in democratic countries." e co I v wee hours of tfee following council and rv execi ' 1 1 " 1 I Ol since their system of 'a tooth for He has uttered the baleful : Simon Zafllo, 49, a Jewish labgerated." Carman's, Sample Fur and the j morning. tee. "" lip t nri' '(" words, the excellent Comrade orer was injured an& two other a tooth and an eye for an eye' Admitting that ''Hitler is build- j Wardrobe have made special trips j j t w p j be better, inasmuch a s ' Four .Amr-ic< n=- VF C I O I i1 I Cor ! Je'ws'arrested in a scuffle in the ! Ms failed, that they accept Radek, and I often wonder how ing a ->ery strong propaganda •e a s t t o g e tt ? l e gowns for this eve- Im a n y new gtuntf have been ar- by accSarriion to .be 1 .A r' f ' i ur I* Christ's principles of brothermarket place between ; Tel Aviv men of first-rate intelligence like [ m a c h i n e f o r anti-Semitism n l n g _ | ranged.-There will be all forms ;.fices in the p. c oi *bp o 1] hood. ".throughout the. world, including himself and Comrade Litvinoff and predominantly Arab Jaffa. This is the last affair of the ! o f golfing prizes, contested for by ; Judge J. I r r V Vn] c <*\cvt c P Rumors immediately began to "Besides Christianity, we also. united States," he said that can manage to repress in the extne 0 I i T season to be open to both men j both the par shooters and the United St?'o^ r n (oi rir act Freudian senso from - their crculate in. Jaffa that Jews had lift, aloft the flag of the Ignited | . . t h e j e w i s h people in America ji and women nonmembers. Louis duffers. t - ^ r r ^ i c r r "«•' ; dent of th» i d swear our are. exciting the Jews and noa- j America and consciousness the dreadful ,and killed scores of Arabs. A men-States of A H l l l e r > president of the club, has Members of the club are invit-j congress E t a Ol^f ' P T I O fundamental and eternal --' - y e s , acing crowd of Arabs gathered in fealty not only to,.the red, white Jews In Europe. ing as their guests men who are . committee o r J issued invitations to all who wish < , ! I eternal - - truth. All "systems' the city. Police broke up the and .blue, but to the Constitution The issue in the recent Kash- to attend. Already three hundred rfernbers of other golf and coun- ; at Paris, ilf are of the Devil. All "systems' mob, injuring several Arabs with Which if represent in its entire- ruth controversy in Poland, the announced their -intention of try clubs. This celebration prac-; for the inc" p r r .f P rf , 1 r I. l , , ' . ty..- •'. ...•„ . '.'.••. are t h e works, . symbolically their batons. r Mr Polish priest declared is due to c o m J two hundred tically closes the "club's -social sea-. corities n n A t least o, "On that point I challenge the •full control of the meat Indus speaking: _ of Satin, darkness v. As news of'the" TeL Aviv•'bombS peace trei I P v t' In-" ,c , . Refreshments son. e x p e c t e d ing" 'spread 'throughout the counCommunist who hates the Con1 death. There was a Greek r 1 ,t?7."in-,tJ?.aL^?.u.n.tI?:Af - e S ' _ b e served. Music for-dancing] — Tite"-feature cT 'the aftern-ooJ!—s stitutionT~rty^*Sociaiist ^who "Wottidî fish protests, he- said, originated j ^ n l fee —Indignation' ^te fable ^ntfmed ProcrusI IT ^ ^ f u r T l i s h e f i b y Bobbie Bow-i will be an exhibition game-with ' president amend it into nothing, and to the the Jews. r tes. He had an iron bed. If his because this control made it P ° s - j m a a a n dh i g o r c h e s t r a . Johnny Goodman, Rodney Eliss,, was electn «'< n ; The Tel Aviv municipal coun- Republicans and Democrats whosible for Jewish meat-handlers toj captives were: too short for the Bob Fraser and Abe Brodkey : ecutive con IT J s r . bed. he stretched- and .broke then} '•cil, ..in.ja telegram to High Comr won't admit that Congress has raise prices "whenever they wish-i playing. Pros of the various clubs chairman or . ie CPI Grenfell, the sole right to Issue money — ed." on a rack till they .were long missioner Sir Arthur . will help Bill Schuchart in get-'. and Dr. V J i n Gr . t challenge them to make the enough. If they were too long Wauchope, urged action to end He called Tor "an- active, uiri ting the general playing started, man of .he r ii r . for the bed, he chopped off head "anarchy" in the country and de-statement that I make." Or <^r- r i - i o Additional caddies are being bor- • mittee. L d i» s l r ted campaign of world Jewry "Don't blame the Jew for ev-against Communism" as a means that trains carrying. or feet or both till they were manded IP p o rowed from other clubs as seven the finance n r r tr short enough. They bad' to fl "bloodthlristy.Arabfl" not be per-erything," • Father Coughlin- cau- of lessening . anti-Semitic agita- j hundred men are expected to s t - American ,'rv J-1 into the bed. That is system mitted to pass through the heart tioned on the previous day. tion. j Berne, Switzerland (JTA) — i tend. '• treasurer Tl p e\p i 'e con i , , . •' . . "ThaVs Hitlerism." That is orthodoiy. You become a of the all-Jewish city. I It was announced last week that ..re f r 1 ( c ! "Chicken" Dorsey will be the tee will A special meeting of the counAfter denouncing usury as un"convert" or you are stretched nn« o lie jIFriedrich Eisenegger, leader of ichef in charge of the preparation., between =e or chopped. ,In the early days'o cil adopted a' resolution asking Christian, un-American and unBuffet lunches and din- and the pc r . - 'c i t ( t h e Swiss Frontist Nazi organiza- ;o f food. the Soviet Union it ws.s the fash- that the Government instituted godly, he held up as "ChristianPresident Harry Silverman a n - j t i o n > a r r e S f e d on his return here jn e r w i u b e available at the club- tee. The f facilitate ity" and "sound, sane and pa-nounces "that an important meet-, f r o m Germany, will be tried by house while refreshments may World J f » i ^ r - i t - " . ' v ion to T>e' unshaved and slovenly searchlight system-to 1r f if as befitted a good proletarian and police and military' work at night. triotic Americanism" the doctrine ing of the board of trustees of the j { h e waadt Canton Court on a also be had on the various greens. | present i •= ( P C I - T I T OI protestant against the dirty bour . The new deaths raised the Jew- that money should not be owed Beth-El synagogue will be held chargeôf accepting a commission As'a special treat a drink known tine to the F [ ' iPf fl > I 1f geois affectation of cleanliness, ish toll to 69 in more than six- and controlled by private indi- Monday, August 24, at the offices t o es tab'ish a politic-il news ser- as the Highland Fling Flip will : Switzerlari' T i c f,t '?« ' 1 r 1 1) , i 1 v <" ! ! Now (according to the papers teen weeks of disturbances aimed viduals. He continued: , < Bb i the th U i SState t t vice of Sam Beber in Union be unfavorable to be served. [ be heade* 1' P ' * ' " T "i the word goes forth that barber at forcing the Government to halt "The first principle of Christ- Bank building. TOO ' r p - Oi Switzerland Governor Cochrsn has . been , sky, Dr. A f 1 shops ;and beauty-iparlors are to Jewish, immigration and grant ianity, is 'Love thy neighbor as r All the board members and offl« Or 1 C Col. Ulrich Fleischauer, Kazi invited, ag have the judges of the | mania. A " " ! be multiplied a n d ^ a t the Soviet Arab nationalist demands. In all, thyself,' but I regret to say-that ficers are urged to attend as êry "expert"' in the recent libel-suit o ' Trf. r i i district court and city a-n-d county j M. L. -Pe-'rv i citizen is not to be behind the an estimated 400 fatalities have our ancestors in thousands . of important discussions will take involving the discredited "Proto'fJ •- O l l r officials. The evening will be tak- ; Saly Meyr- r ' ; reactionary bourgeois in neatness occurred. cases did not practice what they place. i i C o~ i i i jcols of the Elders of-Zion," is ac-en up with games and conversa- ; eration c t . n and self-respect of the body. A After heav? shdoting at the believed. We find them persecuj cused of proffering the • cortmis- tion. Dave Feder and Leslie B u r - ' Switzerlar trivial and amusing example. Yet Roslia pina settlement, troops ting Jews and driving them from kenroad are in charge of .the a r - ' In accrp <rz >re ! T P as good as any to point out thehouses in the nearby village of every nation in Europe save the Hungary Has Fifty YesMvas sion. V. 1 1 or " j idency, Juc « "" < 1 «' Prague — There are fifty yesSwiaj newspapers cal'ed for Ei-rangements l o r the affair. fact that the only people in the Jaoini. as a reprisals Fields were Iâpal States. Why? Because 1 c P i v a s i n H u n g a r y w i t h a t o t a l of s e n e g ^ r ' s s u r e s t foPoTvia,? p u b : A floor show, c o n s i s t i n g of Sixleave t h e c ^ p i r i Soviet Union worth the name of set afire at Mikveh Israel.' they were bad Christians. ^ i i 2,000 s t u d e n t s , i t w a s r e p o r t e d I lication of p h o t o s t a t i c copies of a ' t y club e n t e r t a i n e r s , a c c o m p a n i e d d e g r e e o* r - ' i ^ . r i - r ' man were those who shaved sed"They forced the Jews to own Troops fought several engage: 1• I b y t h e H u n g a r i a n d e l e g a t i o n t o | l e t t e r ^ s e n t t o G e r m a n . . . P r o p a g a n ] by F r e d d y E b e n e r ' s ewing o r c h e s ; t h e COEI C P..OF t h r t v« I n f ulously in'' the first period and ments in Northern Palestine with the only thing a Jew could own 1,1 -who are strongly tempted to neg- Arab bands attempting to cut wa-when every 10 or 15 years or so t h e w o ' l d c o n g r e s s of A g u d a t h ' ; d a M i n i s t e r J o s e p h Go»bbe!s i n j t r a , will f u r n i s h t h e e n t e r t a i n - ; a deep s r r t h a t on 1 r Oi p r , ! which t h e f o r m e r a s k e d f o r SCO,; m e n t . •Israel. lect shaving now. > v . ^ ter pipelines and attack the heav- Jews were kicked out and driven Reservations Eiay still be mde, to e r e c t r ' I f I '6 The fascists stretch.Jor "chop. ily-guarded Rutehberg "Electric from pillar to post In a most un- Most of these rabbinical semin-;OO0 marks to fight "the Jewish f V -1 aries are maintained with Ameri- j free-masonic influence" and to Several parties of 60 have al- r e s e n t p.? Christian manner. Jews owned Works. Six casualties -were inBut every" system is bound to Dr. W i T ^ s r i Germanize non-German districts. ready been formed. only -what their ingenuity per- can money. stretch or chop. Th*e civilized man flicted on Arabs in one brush at x id ' " t r mitted them to own, namely, gold, desires neither to be^stretched or Jisrmajame. c " " ( r~ served which they could easily carry* chopped nor to be a stretcher or ATTEND EEGIOKAL H C"1 i«T with them. Under this persecuchopper. He clings to democracy, tion the natural talents of the A. Z. A. CONFERENCE he begs for^more^democracy and SEES PALESTINE AS Jew were nurtured. . . •. • not less, he.defends democracy in •to rehat WORLD BEACON LIGHT " "Oh,-you can talk of the pergood days or bad, in triumph and 1 ) Fifteen Mother ' a center cl secution of the Irish, the Poles if n e e d l e in defeat, because he chapter No. 1 E t.t-GSld.'^Cl. the en-: ! the spirit c" is a sworn enemy of "system," '• New York" (JTA) — Describ- and the Huguenots, but there Recently there came to the at- jE i d e r e d a r e s i d e n t of the south-! nual'A. 'z.' A. regional summer groups }c I f of . stretching and /chopping of ing Jewish achievements in Pal-never was such persecution as we tention of the Jewish welfare she was unhappy down j tournament held this year -held • at! for iii5ti-p e r n c i t y > either fthe mind or the body. He estine as "a beacon light symbol Christians inflicted without rea- Federation the plight of a former s o u t h _ i o n e s o r a e £ o r h e r £ a m i i y . ! S l o a x c i t r , August 16 and IT. ! ' .• • Omaha woman, cannotvand will not be a convert. of the efforts of intelligent^ civil- son upon the Jews," a.Mrs. A A. She had woman aMrs ^ ddeeIIiibbeeration ration it it was was||| In Intournament tournament competition competition the ! He is hl9 own> convert. He is ized-people, both Jewish and GenOutlining the history of bank- lived here since early childhood, Id e cAAi dff tteeedff Emn ] - em u s t b e s e n t home. ! Mffther chapter won two out We havr what "God meant him to be. • He tile, to rise above the present ing, Father Coughlin related that but upon her marriage had gone i b y the ; three events and was runner-tip \ magnitm refuses-tp be ought but that. He cycle of hatred through which the Jews began trafficking in gold, south with her. husband where With money furnished agency of the southern eOmraun- | in the third. Adler, Woik, Sha- \ derives T " may iiot even always know what world Is passing," Mayor Fiorello built vaults to ward oft thieves; it was hoped the couple might U y >£he r e t u r n e d h e r c . T h e O niathat,is. But he is on his^road— H. LaGuardia last vireek accepted kings and princes of the Middle ??nd a "better way of making a ! h a j e wteh .-.Welfare' Pederatioa piro and "VTeiner ran in the 0-'jews bu yard relaj' and r-:on from Sioux ; relation »* membership on a committee sponhis own road "".toward a goal Ages were forced to borrow from living-. I provided adequate medical atten- City. In the SS 0-yard relay, which; to the Jr 1 which, though invisible, is his soring an annual publication them to pay their mercenaries From the moment she had ar- j tion as her health had been nn- tHe Omaha team also •won, Hi \ "There 1 own. To be asked to beftconvert- dealing with Jewish life in Pales- and met their bill3. :' .-•.-. . rived in her new home, Mrs. A. | dermined. by the southern climate Temin, HurwilK, Shapiro and; world as tine. . ed to a system - - even to be askChristians began t o : traffic in found-difficulty ia adjusting^ herT?v'einer cciripef"'?. S"-Vn V«-*P'V t " o k ed is a violation of conscience, jt The Mayor further asserted. that- gold, too, he said, warning his self... "While her relatives in Oma- and by her enotiosal state. Her child formerly coming in second 7lice j ew is v-" oi fr L. . Is persecution top conscience' "civilization must and will thwart followers not to blame,,, the. Jews ha were poor, they were a large contact only with strangers,Dave Wc"-cr l r " ; t ' r re :" right to " ' " 5 r sake. What a man is, that ia his the effect of any nation deter- for all the evils of the present pleasant family of whom; she was given the opportunity to live in the. half-rr.:;e ri r.. ' structive V" "" religion. To try to make him oth- mined'to destroy {his great peo- banking system. .. extremely fond. Beside her feel- the healthy envircjaeat of a large Irving Trffc" IK ;'c"'"!f ciety." er than he is, to convert him to ple." • ' •..-.". . ing of homesickness;:, she found fun-lovingfun-loving family circle. ] winner j . - . r c "~J , " W e i ~ - ' r re r " a system - - that is persecution. (he new manner of lifejn the j This is only one type" of prob-! tecnis t:t> rr:' . ' I i V.\ '.'- s e s s i o n s f t " 1 " SHERMAN • • "Whether I am persecuted as a sbujh bewildering, the 'strange-j j e m .that confronts the social j old GarN-r * ,'"\-'''.?~ ;.he W o ? . » ' • . Ib Jew or as an unconvertible bur- NEW SOCIAL AND ^ Its Wtiltn ACCIDENT ness of. the people hard to-under- worker ElLLtU at the Jewish federation j tennis t:i>. Vr' -r. ,'frk the deler" !~*~' -c geois-religious ideologist makes '-• • CULTURAL---CLUB i -'rr .';- world Je^ - ' stand. here. i Goodsite precious little difference under Mrs. Rosalind Sherman, 33, Not long after the birth of her j In the aboveJ csse before, the iE a ls to '•'•. -'tif-s, s s h e 6 f " ( , ' ' the aspect not Only of eternity c A new social and. cultural club v A) î~ii iz- c h a i r m a i o t but ' of any strength of relative will be organized in the very, near wife of Storris Sherman, former first child, h e r . husband died, i removal of the woman and irer • and ther. Omahan, wa3 killed Sunday after- ieaving Mrs. A. in poor health child from the south to her home' feated ,1 IB cornnistti ' <! time. future through the Omaha He- noon in Chicago when the car in and among strangers. In despair could even be-.attempted, consid- | The s>c; <- (IB majority r" v r?r' Such, unless I grossly misread brew club. The first meeting •which she ;was riding with her unable to support herself she fin- j eration of the case was undertak-i in the esi.ee! in . r > I ' mf f.rcl ;•;.;.: j and misinterpret has' been in all will be held in September.: .For husband collided • with another ,v: ally appealed to the authorities j en by the cooperating agencies to j by the '>••': f ages the instinctive attitude of further information call B5r.. S. machine and overturned. in the community and they got [decide whether or not there were j down to •••"<;.rrr the Jewish people. Why did weKenyon, Ha. 3997. Further deBeside her ..husband, Mrs. Sher- in touch with the Omaha. agency [ enough factors to warrant such •; to S. 1Y.r : ' r HIE not. submit to- Rome and its tails will be annuonced 3a,ter. man is survived, by her three sons to see if the woman's relatives; a program. } the Idols? It would liave been the aged 11, 4 and 22 months. wera in position -to take care-of! Such - situations are not solved j A. Xo. ly z. easiest way. Why did we not sayBar Jewish Doctors Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sherman, her. They were s o t : by provisioa .' o£ the maleritil Dan .i":: cointo the Church and its Inquisition George Sherman, Irvin Sherman The Omaha agencies could not j needs of life, for everj- social chapter, T. tc in tho Middle Ages: "Fine, you're Berlin — The Government has and Mrs. P. H. Rosenblatt of assume the responsibility- of worker must take into consicler- bor of t'..c right! We'll all bo baptized!" At ordered insurance companies- not Omaha attended tlie funeral serv- supporting Mrs. A., for slie hadiafioa the fact that 'Man does not j assoctatir (Continued on Page 8.) , to employ Jewish doctors. . ices which were held in Chicago. been away so long she fras con-j live by breaid alone.' ' the Alej:'.--

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