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Entered u Second Class Mali Matter on January 21. 1921. at
Fostoffice of Omaha, Nebraska, under the Act of March S, 1879
DINER BRIGS
FATHERED BILL TO ACCEPT THE STATUE OF LIBERTY
VOL. xii—:\(
OMATTA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1936
FORUM SEAS TO OPEN I
EQUAUTY TO JEWRY PLEDGED IN HUNGARY
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OMAHA MEN PLAY PROSIKEKT ROLE IK Cn\0 r r "r
REFLECTION BEYOND THE . DAY Pre-eminent among the mindB that have in this age affected huNew York (WNS) — The cele' -ufiapest (WKS)—A deelaraman thought and human action bration of the 50th anniversary of aon in Parliament by the new stand those of three Jews: Karl the aedication of the Statue of Libpremier, Kolmau. Daranyi, assurMarx, Sigmund Freud and Albert Potmders of J. C. C. and Fed- erty has recalled that it was Ferry North Dako* ing the Jews that his 'government j Central States EeriOEal ConEinstein. Note that LII three, as Belmont, grandson of the first Auwould do everything in its power eration Honored at Testiference in Kansas City Europeans, belong to the realm gust Belmont, American representto suppress anti-Semitism and to monial Banquet of. German civilization. About ative of the Rothschild, who fathaccord them equal rights with This Week-End that, fact alone a volume. could ered the bill by which Congress other citizens has given rise to a After a week of strenuous acbe written. But let it pass. Let appropriated the funds to defray Gerald P. Nye, Senator new of optimism in JewOmahaES will play a prominent n e w feeling feeli of the the cost of the dedication. us for a mome >'. dwell on these tivity, the. celebration part at the Conference ' of the North Dakota, will be the open-1 i s h Q u a r t e r s . 'IT tenth anniversary of the Jewish three as Jews. Premier L'aranyi's statement West Central States Region of Mr. Belmont, who is now 84, ing speaker on the Con Conin unity "~ V.,. Community Center and the thirseason, was endorsed by spokesmen of all the National Co-ancil of Jewish The father of Karl Marx, an at- tieth anniversary of the Jewish was then a member of Congress Forum which begins its A meeting of the Jewish V"omtorney of Trier, became a "con- Welfare Federation came to a from the 1st Congressional Dis- Wednesday evening, November p o I i t i c a l p a r t i e S ( notably former Federations and Welfare Funds en's Division of the Community The Jew is vert" to Protestantism in X824 close Sunday evening with a din- trict of New York. to be held in Kansas City, Nov- Chest drive will be held at I:£(..' 18 at He the-Jewish Community Cea- jC n a n c e n o r B ethlen. ter. will speak on the "Muncert Scries v and caused himself and bis wife ner honoring the outstanding The latter said that Daranyi ember 1 and S. As chairman of the. House ComNovember 11, at the and his children including Karl, Jewish leaders of the city. A mittee on Foreign Affairs he in- itions Racket" would undo the damage done by Henry Monsky -vs-i'l be chairman 'center, according: to Mrs, Hen November 1. For many years Senator Kye the late Premier Gomboes who then aged sis, to be baptised. It large crowd of over two hundred troduced in the summer of 1S8 6 of the dinner meeting to be held : Silverman, chairman of the corn- Jevrish Cornm tabes no great sagacity today to persons attended the banquet, a bill making provision for the Sas been one of the outstanding "poisoned the aa.ior with his an- Sunday evening at which time the ; mittee. All members of the corn- Mrs. Avis Sc men in th'e United States Senate. imagine in what an atmosphere held at the Jewish Community tatue> of Liberty. ti-Semitism." president-elect will be presented, j mitte are asked to ;ome prepared will speak on He first rose to prominence as of spiritual falseness, of Jewish Center. "At the round table conferences j to get asignments and make pe-> ,., „ •.„. one of the ace investigators darself-hatred, of flight, avoidance, to be held Sunday morning:, Sam | sonal pledges. | ' O i L' • lf " : '" The invocation by Rabbi Freding the Teapot Dome scandal. innerservility emphasized by a o:t Beber will lead the discussion of j Majors are Mrs. Ben Revitz, ' t h e v:ile Four years later he took the leadspecious outer freedom, the boy erick Cohn opened the evening. T the "Problems of the Smaller Mrs. Louis Lipp, IWrs. Flulir "~ r ' ' ' " ' " David Goldman acted as toasting role in the investigation of grew UP. Hatred of Judaism and Communities;" Mrs. Julius Bisno Levy, ETlfi Mrs. Irvn Levin. expenditures for primary elechatred of himself as a Jew were master and Harry Silverman was will be one cf the discussants of Mrs. Manuel Grodinsky. Mrs. Moe general chairman of the evening. tions. At that time he turned the issarily the continuous "traHe was assisted by Mrs. Dave The Fall meeting of the Wom- "Problems in the Functional JLinsman is co-chairman. The Center Players will pre- spotlight particularly on the elec_ •• of his childhood. So it is no Greenberg. • In his speech Mr. Siltions of Ruth Hanna McCormick en's Division of "the Jewish Com- Fields"; and Rabbi David Golduma wonder that at the age of twenty- verman lauded the tremendous sent "Petticoat Fever", December in Illinois; George Grundy in nnity Center and Welfare Feder- stein will participate in the disfive in 1843, we find Karl Marx courage and generosity of the 1 and 2 as the first of the three Pennsylvania, and the lobbying ation will be held Tuesday, Kcv- cussion of 'Community-Wide Pariduction to be given during in his single isolated pronounce- men being honored. activities of Bishop Cannon. ember 10, at 12:30 at the Jewish ticipation in the Center Program.' ment on the Jewish problem (Zur • The founders honored at the the coming year. Community Center. This will be Jack Mirviss of Minneapolis, forSenator Nye'sinvestigation of Judenfrage) identifying Capital- dinner were 'William Holzman, "Petticoat Fever" which enjoya luncheon meeting. The chair- merly of Omaha, will be chair•with Judaism — an identifi- Henry Monsky, Dr. Philip Sher, ed a long Broadway run and was t h e munitions industry h a s men of the various committees of man of the last-mentioned Round brought not only national but ines false in fact then as now " " " ' Fremont will be the scene of and H. A. Wolf. subsequently made into a movie ternational recognition. His work of the division will give reports Table. starring Robert Montgomery, is " " a n d prophesying the future 'Samuel the meeting of Omaha Lodge of Each responded briefly. Tribute At the conference on "Probof their activities and scheduled has instigated investigations in necessary anihilation of both. was also paid to the memory of the story of a wireless operator other countries and has formed plans. lems of Money-Raising Cam- B"nai B'rith, Sunday evening The apostate must hate the OD- Morris Levy, Harry LapidUB and who has been isolated at his sta- the basis of the international laws A program of musical numbers paigns" Paul Goldblatt, evecu- November S, at S p, m., p.t the tion on the Coast of Labrador for ject of his natural loyalties. TIn- Harry Zimman. for the regulation of the muniand a dramatic sketch will be tive director of the Community Odd Fellows Kail. Kemberr or Spain the Jewish apostates bepresented. All women of the Center and Sam Gerson, of St. the OrnahE lodge will meet witr Eash of the five present at the two years. His tranquil exis- tions traffic. came prelates and p e r s e c u t o r s ^ dinner responded in the following tence is upset when a British fly- Senator Nye has won great pop- Jewish coramunity are invited. Louis, formerly of Omaha will members of B'nai B'rith xrosrFremont, Columbus, and Norloik, their people ana its order: William Holzman, Dr. er and his fiancee are forced down ularity throughout the country Officers of the Women's divi! participate. order to make sure that Philip Sher, Samuel Rayitz, Ix. A. near the station. The ensuing wherever he has spoke. He is sion are Mrs. David Greenberg,] The adjustment of the Jew to j Nebraska to stimulate interest ii excitement, marked with clever J U U » — be destroyed, elaborated president; Mrs. Ben Silver, vice- j the American scene will be the j B'nai B'rith activities f.recng itip Wolf, and Henry, Monsky. the theory that all cultural and line, witty conversation, and considered one of the finest ora- president; Mrs. Irvin Levine, sec- j keynote of a series of nine meet- j Jewish communities in this par; On the speaker's table a lightideological forms are only superamusing situations, is the basis tors in the Senate and has proven retary! Mrs. William Milder, ': ings to start Saturday evening j of Nebraska. his ability on the lecture platstructures dictated by economic ed replica of the Community Cen- of the play. treasurer. j and to continue throughout the j Ben Kszlowsky will be tte prinform. causes.- Change the economic ter was the centerpiece. Music ! Alex Lipsman will take the j Comnijttee chairmen are: Mrs. day and Sunday, with Dr. Soio-jcipal F-pes.ker. Members of ilir was furnished by a trio directed Eugene Blazer is chairman of substructure and these superleading role of Dascom Dinsmor, present t h e Lowenstein, of New York . Omaha lodge will T. Tully, Clothing; Mrs. H.. A. i Oh ld the Community Forum Commity, g; structures will be destroyed. In by Oscar the lonely wireless operator. The ! Jewish JIarch of Timethat v-a? The aniversary celebrations ophi \ tee. Season tickets for tlie FcrWolf. Family Welfare; Mrs. Samj City, and Rabbi Ferdinan a socialist society there would be j part of Sir James Fenton, the neither Judaism nor Jews. And ened hist Tuesday night with a British flyer whose plane has um are two dollars for members , uel Theodore. Dramatics; Mrs. i Issernian,mof St. Louis, aadressin ' given here earlier iv. the yerr. i Several vinners of the I^HF ^hat was precisely what he need- pageant directed by Sylvan Fran- been wrecked on the Labrador of the Jewish Community Center j Sam _WoIf, Education; Mrs. Moe i the^ two j^^meetings. George oppenheimer of Kan- , B'rith amateur night content vS'" PA to prove in order to appease kel showing the development of Coast will be played by Abe Salt- and three dollars for non-mem- Katelman, Junior clubs: Mrs. Moe , v. SEE City is president of the Con- accompany the Omaha pro up. the guHWeelins and . self-hatred the idea of a Community Center. zman. Rosalie Alberts will play bers. They may be obtained at Venger, program; Mrs. J. M. Krasne, E. "Wemberc. Rnr Greenberg, social; Mrs. I. Levin-; Terence, 2 the core of him. His doctrine Outstanding Center athletes were the part of Ethel, Sir James' fi- the Community Center or J. VColf, reEiderts aZ Fremonr son, athletics; Mrs. Dave Colin, j ind Judaism are,- as he detnred honored at Wednesday night's ancee who is flying with - him. members of the Committee. who are members of the Omaha Thursday night was telephone; Mrs. Al Frank, Iibr-j A T them to be, mutually incompat- sessions. Others in the. cast are George Lodge will set ES hosts. Kelresuary; Mrs. Robert Kooper, motor ! ible to the point of anihilation. Youth night. As. a unique fea- Shafer,, Kimo, the Eskimo serments will be serve j . corps; Mrs. Louis Neveleff, kitYet the mad and tragic farce of ture of the celebration a commun- vant; Milton Robinson, the Revity •service was held- at the Comchen; Mrs. Irvin Stalraaster, \ brings it.about that the munity Center. Eabbis Freder- erend Shapham, Rector . of the During the re Membership; Mrs. Harry Tr-jstic, j«w,«x- people is today persecuted ick- Cohn, XJavid-A-Goldsleinj-and Eskimo Church; Bertha _Gus,_ the ".Omaha.. -'n?,; E'riir building; and Miss Blanche Eira••-fiof least 'for -helns supposed .to David H. Wice and Cantor Aaron Clafai the fiancee of "Dascom; Joe" Arnold J. Levin, Kosalie, was Monday, November 1 6 . r-.t man. Community contacts. : have fathered a coctrine -which Edgat conducted the service in Hornstein, Landry, a ships skipamcrg the fcu~ University o* NeRabbi Charles B. Chavel of the Reservations for the luncheon braska -applicants selectee to rep- p. rn. members of the ioclpe v:W E o l d - l a c t , nega.es that people which the Reformed, Conserva- per; and Martha Himmelstein present a Pee.ee Program. A cirpCongregation Anshel Sf ard, Lou-' may be made by calling The resect the university at the state clirmatized version r* "The TJrits history and its faith tive, and Orthodox congregations and Rita Mantel, Eskimo women. isville,. Kentucky, will be the j Jewish Community Center. Rhodes Scholarship meeting Dec- : knewn Soldier Speaks" vUl hear" raTterkud was was meant ^ participated. The Center Players are spon- j g u e s t Rabbi at the services of j ember 19. i the program. Cantor Aaron Ed. Philip M. Klutznick was genersored by the Dramatic Committee | yaad Ha Ihr, Friday and' by the apostate who brought it t I i e so Colleges of the state and uni- gar of the Beth El synagogue' al chairman of the anniversary of the Women's Division of the ; Saturday. Friday evening, Nov- Openly Displays FcHflccI UL the wori-.-process or the celebration. versity are allowed to select not will sing several traditional Jew. '• . Center of which Mrs. Sam Theo- ember 6 Rabbi Chavel will speak Preference of God — the second being more than five candidates, vrho' ish Peace Soncs. dore is Chairman. Assisting on at the B'nai Israel Synagogue on While the political pro?mosti-j I ' t a r sounder pholosophical way this committee are: Mesdames, j "illusion of the Modem Jew." cators were floundering in the' will be interviewed individually i Mas Eaer is program chp.'rof speaking thau the first — proDave Blacker, Max Block, Paul Saturday morning he will speak mire of bad guessing in last Tees-1 bv members c* the- state comm.itvides us with certain •«=*«*» tee, which group will select two Blotcky, J. Bramson, Dave Brod- on "The Background o* Israel's day's election, one Omahan, Jf and compensations. We could not men to represent Nebrs?ka at key, Arthur Cohn, Seymour Cohn, Ancestors." Israel Gershater. came pretty ; t i i e j>jst;r;c-t j^eejjEg. Members of so clearly and so unerringly anaLawrence Finkel, I. F. Goodman, Saturday afternoon a Shal close to calling the tern publicly.:^ d i s t r i c t committee will nam The annual. carnival and dance W lyze these intricate matters were me Dave Greenberg, Irvin Levine, For the past three weeks Ger-! f o u r m e n E S R n o d e s scholars wh Fo t not for the incomparable dis- given by the Ladies Auxiliary of Jack Luttbeg, J. M. Malashock, P. Shudes wil be given £t the Beth rho Hamedrosh Hagodol Synagogue, coveries of Sigmund Freud. Now the Vaad takes place at^ the Jewhas had the side of will study for two years at OxRomoneck, E. I. Widman, and 19th and Burt Streets, and S a t -|j bshater Rabbi Charles E. Chs.ve! ri \ a]_ery t n j c k C O T n p I e t e l T covered it is not known in America, where ish Community Center, Sunday, ford, England, and a third year Louisville will he guest sneaker; Phineas Wintroub. November 8 at S p. m. Tickets urday night there will be Mlave Freu^s collected works have the f by special arrangement. Miss Helen Merrit is directing Malke at the same synagogue. st the monthly meeting of tfce been translated, how often and have been mailed to the member"4 and 44. Levin is the youngest univer- Mizrachi organization, Satr.rcir.y Rabbi Chavel is a native of Inhow feelingly Le has emphasized ship at large, and members of the the play. 4 more years for Roosevelt. sity student representing Nebra- evening at 7: SO at the Belli Hamdiana Harbor, Indiana, and rehis Jewishness nor how clearly he Jewish Community are invited to 44 more years on earth. ska, as he is only 19 years c" edrosh Hagotlol synagogue, irtfc attend. "Tickets can be purchased ceived his secular and religious has expressed his insight into| the 4 states for Laadcn. age. He is a senior in the col- and Enrt street. Rabbi ChE^ei the ra?t ei*<teei- yentraining in Chicago. He obtainfact that people have rationalized at the door. Admission is twen44 states for R.oosevelt.** lege of arts and sciences, and wHl address the gathering on tlie ePline Fonvdr.tiop. V ty-five cents for adults and ten ed his degree of Bachelor of PhilGershater wrote a literary let-; extraordinarily active in student :„,.;,;„ not a little cf their -esistance to cents for children. ! situation cf the Eionist movement pov;ed F.I "!br F.nni"' osophy at the University of Chi3 s teaciings by an anti-Semitic cago and his degree of Master of ter on his tract slogan to the | a f f a 5 r s o n t n j s campus. Ke is during the prsent crisis sine -T.-i;i the An?.?vicr-.n PftleKf Music for the occasion will be mechanism. His Jewish feehng, Arts from the University oE Lou- president, and is awaiting a re-!e d j t o r . m . C hief of the Daily Nebra- speak particularly of the Micra- at. the Hotel APfov. always affirmative, has, grown in furnished by Austin Bevans and London^ (JTA) — Lord Mel- isville. He completed his relig- ply . . . or, at the least, a reply j s t a n f secretary cf the Innocents chi organization. The 1'ini.ed I'alPi P AT! from the fifth or sixth secretary.: society, president of the Student warmth wiht the years, and in his his Boys. The Committee under chett, British industrialist, propMembers of the Kizrachi sre vhich coriipr\?p? it;.. ious education at the Hebrew r, c, Mrs. D t B. Epstein, chairman, and Tld age he has regretted that his osed this peek a mass transfer Theological College in Chicago. Council, in which organisation he n»s>"ed to invite their frierid? tc "m>(!, Mrs. Morris Burstein co-chairman immense preoccupations left him have been working to make this of Jews from Europe to Palestine Rabbi Chavel will remain in Oma| is the leading member of the stu- this meeting. The Ladies' ?<!;?;and Transjordan as a matter of dent union building committee. irachi will serve. SO little time for specifically Jew- event one of the 'outstanding afha over Sunday as he is to be a Besides being a member of Sigish studies. . , . . fairs of the season. Members of Joint European policy to abate guest at the Carnival being given The Mizrachi organizaticn, F.n ma Mn, Levin is also a ^integrfil part of the "World J!;\onisf Last May Freud celebrated his the congregation are cooperating anti-Semitic agitation. by the Ladies Auxiliary of the i~cci by •.5'Uip. E Fi Epsilon Pi, nationIn an article in the Sunday Vaad, at the Jewish Community eightieth birthday. Thomas Mann with the committee which coni Congress, is working for • the Touifc. Ilyf.h, l u ; t Cin !iOi * mesiber o. the German, went from his Sw^s sists of: Mesdames Charles Fell- Chronicle, he suggested that an Center. al pep fraternity, and Sigma Dei•builfiing of Palestine oc the basis Mrs. Sarah Brandeis Cohn, a exile to Vienna to pay. a magnii- man, O. C. Belzer, A. Greenbaum, international clearing Tiouse be j ta Chi, profession journalis member of a pioneer Omaha famof Jewish trcfiiiion. It nif.'n-FjriS • rpiserl i.roii£-l> 11' F Xi" fr._. ^ T ^ t e to to the icent tribute the venerable S. Lagman, N. Levinson, Sam Ep- set up under the auspices of the a. large educational system in ily, died Saturday night at her fraternity. as I In conection with the proposed estine thct teachFE the ancier. sage. In America, so far p stein, 1. Fiedler, L. Turkel, J. League of Nations wiht a League home at the Loyal Hotel of heart d could observe, a single silly ar- Bernstein, M. Katzman. L. Ep- loan to facilitate the emigration. union bu:i tag for the p r j n r i p i e s Oi ,• iiCic.i?nn, disease. Mrs. Cohn was the stufient " ticle in a Sunday newspaper alone stein, H. Marcus, J. Chait, WilArnold Levin "It is no exaggeration to say campus, | In Omaha the local organizr daughter of the late J. L. Brand- j Nebraska elt marked the occasion. The world, liam Weiner, D. Silverman, H. if a major scheme of Jewish miI left :^ + n - - 1 i might be nc r eis, founder of the Brandeis Store |J _ ! ; e " e ^ ? i , , 1 ° j party of un- tion is also organized for culti even our American vrorld. is^ re- Lippett, M. Burstein, William gration were announced as a and the widow.of worm-sn nnc social F.ctivHies, Herman r,-vhT>. Conn,;.ivers.iy a u m u s j a n U;P pressing" Freud or "denying Milder, L. Neveleff, D. Crounse, matter of joint European policy, Moscow (JTA) — The State ^ | compare the student union build-; the Nebraska T h e reeeUc-r, founder of Freud. Why? This great man and and S. Katleman. approved and supported by the Planning Commission has formuling at Iowa State. Icwa arc TTIsCor U' good Jew has with the stern tenLeague of Nations, there would lated a plan for development of ing Company. 0 o _^T, m ^Iconsin with the proposed build-j Mrs. Cohn came The committee of men assistderness of a physician uncovered at once be an abatement in anti- the Jewish autonomous region of 1SS1 from Maaltovc. Wisconsin! \ ^ to be erected on the Nebras-| the causes of things. He : has ing in this affair are Mr. N. Lev- Semitic agitation," Lord Melchett Biro-Bidjan calling for expendi- 5S1 from Ma: Until a year she I fea campus.- .he ptirpose c? ,ne ; taught us that men punish most inson, President of the Vaad Ha said. tures of about 40,000,000 rubles her birthplace. liver 5iL. New York with her son, our ccy tr;p is to see the arThe motion picture, "Thp 3 mercilessly the action which they Ihr; Mr. I. Goldstein, the viceHe declaeed he looked forward in new collective" farms in 19ST. Walter Brandeis. Two sons, Mr. jrrh^l i . ^ . 5? it,i VT < v «.• ij-i t i l l <l..^tr Li.1 'Cii L fcwiiti V-Ot)lu of Promise" wticb r a s sl\cv president: Mr. L. Epstein, Mr. H. ", r-s'Une are burning to commit but dar< to the day'when Palestine and The funds will be used chiefly ascins -of the other struojof Vork not, and seek to degrade those 'Marcus, Mr. I. Morgenstem, Mr. Trahsjordan, now administered for preparing farm buildings and Brandeis and Loyal Cohn sur- j tuhes. Levin, as president, of the the Paramount Thpe.te^, October 1<,.±OT the benefit of the Talroiui whom they fear to be superior to N Wilfson, Mr J. Wolf son, Mr. separately by Great Britain, homes and for mechanization of vive. Funeral services were held i S t u & n ^ C o ^ e i L ^ u l ^ ^ jr^^the Torah, -according to Ephraim themselves; he has taugljt us that J.'Shyken, Mr. Max Chasen, and would become a single political agriculture in ten new collectives c c M o n d a y a t B a r k e r s c h a p e l i " ""'"•' r ' ' " ••" •'"" * Marks, general chairmrTi, matie s. ; Dr. M'of no invention and no device will Mr. Max Arbitman. entity, self-governing within the Complete reorganization of the A. Regen profit oj approximately STEO.CC. Rabbi. Frederick Coin officiating, j Music, dancing, games, enterhelp humanity unless the wild British Empire. region's building activities will be i-jeppr.er, Colleetiocs for tickets fire edll in thr Rabbi David H. Wice officiated ; Ornans; barbaric pagan unconscious id be tainment, sandwiches, beer and de s Ci The Jewish industrialist pro- undertaken and more adequate D. F. Scatcn, progress, but a complete report Pleasant EUli f ^crnea; at the burial in reclaimed for the ego and the pop, are all on the program. posed parity between Jews and building supplies will be furnishis to be made to the T&Iiruti cemetery. rule 6t the super-ego, unless the Arabs on condition that the ed. X.. F. Gxi-cersoi!, •c.-iversily Toirri board this v e r t . Pallbearers were Karl T>,•!•„,.;_-i -dent; aggressive instincts and the wishArabs accept the Jewish claim to Michael Katell left here to take ilinrince secretary: prof. L. E. This Wim Trill r?;T" p. fiibstrnir:] Holzman, Eavid es for death and destruction are a national home in Palestine. He over his new post as president of William" stock, Milton Livingston, Morton * S m i t h ' ^hairmar. a the architeccurbed and some, territory o£ the urged establishment of a Jewish the Biro-Bidjan Executive, to j I tural department; Art teci v, f-i- mud Torah. primordial inner chp.os be : transself-defense corps, armed, train- which he was elected last week, De-sen, ana Lester Heyn. i ter Wilson, designer o_ the builfiformed into cosmos. "Where id Copenhagen (WNS)—Six edit- ed and uniformed by the Pales- replacing Prof. Joseph Liberberg, roved by the ' „_,.„ —^„.,»..„,,.„ ors of anti-Semitic sheets in Dentine Government and commanded who was removed Sept. 22 s.s a vr there shall ego be." No was change will help us but a pro- mark who have been publishing by British soldiers. Trotstyist and counter-revoluie Ett fund inner change., there is no articles attacking Jews and the tionary. Mrs. M. F. Levecsor, progress unless Eros wins this Jewish religion are facing trial Refused-to Seek Amnesty Londos — Three Arab leaders of the Jsv.-ish National u a C next battle with Death. But the neo- here on charges of violating a who -were asasns the eponsors of London — The International p I an t i n £ campiiigx. barbaric revolt against civiliza- clause, of the Danish penal code Ivi'.. AIV?OP.;--1^.^ lie-ckviv:^, Cantor Aaron D. Groon aland the Arabs' demand for a ban en London — The Kirr iciii O r - i '^liat scvcriii orgu.riir.ii.iioii£ liE.vttion — Nazi or Fascist or under which forbids public insult or rid- Olympic Committee rejected a crthoaos S i o r. i s t i already respongoG ic il-e letter; 7CT:E in 7'pA"<-'\i<e: n't»"5r" i whatever name — is precisely a icule against the religious tenents proposal by the Archbishop of gave his first annual recital in the sals of land to JCTTE tave sold ; v ncunce the formation sent tc al". local {rrours- askinj; \av~ € e"r ?"!'• v~ prhirvr- c revolt of Death against Eros, of or practices of any religious com- York prior to the Olympic games Lincoln Thursday night. He Trill a substantial tract in Palestine to to appeal to Chancellor Hitler to Jewish interests, Captain Salon on •also .conduct the Friday and Satt i e Federation of. their co-opsralion in -he t i ' e . ,}•<• v:ruler;;iF:H("i;it iui llu-izracbi hate against love. Men are de- munity in Denmark. follow a precedent of the ancient urday serviceE. From Lincoln be told the1 conference of ths Je-rlEi d IrelaiiS, em-, S i s asks thr.t those vrho lir.ve not 1 Put. t l i c v-o' no; hfi iiUin sirous of plunging back into triThe prosecution will be con- Olymplade and proclaim a gener-^goes to Sioux City, Iowa. National Fund or Great Britais. i crac:E~ ell llizn ihi groups. ireplied do sc F.E ECOH E? rosB'Wp 'by ri^'pnt?", The* cp.nnoi bal chaos. Freedom ard personducted by a personal representa- al amnesty "for all those sufferIt TTES also confirmed t .at Jew- j Prof. S. Pick ) ES been sent to j As FOOT, BE the catnpaisrn iEJlodprefi by tetroissn. Tit re run ality are, negated. The i a i s seekr the c™fcan:zation*£ jenced, the names of ail respond-1 be no reel basis for ismlerf ing to overwhelm the ego. If It tive of Minister of Justice Steincke ing Imprisonment for racial or • Twenty-four Je^rs served as of- j isb sources in Palestine are re-; London who said that the anti-Jewish agl- Lreligious reasons," it Is disclosed fleers in the colonial army slur- ceiving many offers cf land Ire •prcrld executive to assist in form-'ing organisations be publish-; until the. Arab leaders are tation. must be stopped. (Continued on Page 8.) in the British Ski Yearbook Ins the Am ericas • .Revolution..[Arabs. | of realising that fact. ed.
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Women's Division of Center Hold Autumn Meeting
Center Players to Present Hilarious Broadway Comedy
Local B'nai B': Meeting to Be Ira Fremont Sunday
Guest Rabbi to Conduct Services Vaad
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Vaad Auxiliary Affair Sunday
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Member of Pioneer Omaha Family Died on Saturday Night !
Soviet to Spend • 40 Million Rubles Within'Biro-Bid jan
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ARABS S£££ LAND TO PALESTINIAN JEWS.
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