January 1, 1937

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LUQWIG 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 will be prosecuted.

Entered as Second Class Mall Matter on January 21. 1921, at yostotnce ot Omaha. Nebraska, under the Act or March S. 1879

OMAHA, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY JANUARY 1,1937

RABBI EQPz ARRIVE HERE

Religious Instruction This column is copyrighted by the Seven Arts Feature Syndicate. Reproduction in whole or In part strictly forbidden. . Any infringement will be prosecuted.

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.Rabbi Milton A. Kopstein, new rabbi cf the Vaad, will arrive in Omaha, Sunday morning. Rabbi Kopstein •will start conducting- t i e daily services next PALESTINIAN ARTISTS TO week and will deliveT his first APPEAR IN LOCAL KECiTAl sermon Friday evening. He will be the guest cf the LaThe Jewish. National Worker* dies' Auxiliary of the Vaad at a Alliance cf Omaha announce tea, Tuesday afternoon. that Bracha Elijah, famous singer, and Nachua Nsxdi, compose-, S/"•••• will appear in a joint recital, Ft1!1ruary 16. Both are considere ' among Palesti-e's outstandiru Tl ' artists. Organizations are urgx not to scaedcle any actiTities lc~ this date. Further details regarding- t r c .i i appearance cf 'Ihese tvro will be in a later issue cf .te Palestine Wcsaa Leader to announced Jewish press.

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To Hold Reception On First Night

.- There Is a group of people in Colorful ^•erson'ANNUAL MEETING OF New York, how large or how enality to >amiary' ergetic I do not know, which is HIGHLAND-NEXT 13 a. 14 working toward what it calls the "release" Bystem in the public TUESDAY schools. It Is proposed to arOn Wednesday evening JanuAfter weeks of careful planrange the schedules of the pupils The annual meeting of the ary 13, Ittamar Ben Avi,'one of ning the College of Tewlsh Stuin the school system in such a dies will begin the first semester Highland Country Club will be the most colo-'ul of modern Palmanner that they will be "reof its third year at the Jewish held Wednesday, January 6t at estinian personalties, will speak leased" during certain periods for Community C e n t er, Tuesday, 6:30 at the Clufs downtown at a mass meeting at the Jewish religious instruct'.™. I take it January 5. Dr. Philip Sher is quarters iu the Paxton Hotel. Community Center. that the proponents of this plan The following soon, be will adhonorary president of the Col- This, a stag meetirg, will be open include both Protestants and to members only. dress a luncheon -meeting at the lege. Catholics. Election of officers will take Hill Hotel. A reception honoring the ad- place. Cards and entertainment Ittamar Ben Avi speaks EngDr. Louis I. Newman, the well visory board and faculty of the are scheduled for the evening. lish perfectly and is famed as an known rabbi and scholar protests College will follow the first sesAt a board meeting held Tues- eloquent and forceful orator. He vigorously against thi3 proposal sions the opening night. day, December 29, William Ra- comes to Omaha as the guest of • a n d is of the 'opinion' that the Dr. George Dobuevage, editor, cusin was elected new secretary the local Zionist group and esI • Jews-of New York should never Speak st L-sucheos at consent to it. He sees in it a de- publisher and lecturer, will be to-succeed J. Harold Saks. Since pecially of the Jewish National J. C. C. the opening of the new downtown Fund Courcil." secularisation of our school sys- guest speaker. The clashes will be limited to quarters of the club, there has tem, a subtle planning, conscious The son of the famous Eliezer Proceeds from the luncheon to or not, toward an alliance of forty persons each. Subjects of- been considerable activity. Ben Yehuda, father of modern \churcn and state, the beginning of fered will include Hebrew, Yidspoken Hebrew, Ittamar Ben Avibe given in honor of Eeba I&elis a native of Palestine. All his son. secretary of t le Worae.i a negation of American tradition dish, Jewish History,. Great JewA t e a i n h o n o r of K a b b i Miland a danger for the future of re- ish Personalities, Jewish Customs life he has devoted himself to t h e J ^ / " * " 8 ' C o u : 2 C 1 1 c f Palestine, and Ceremonials, and-Jewish Litligious liberty. ••z.-nnict Zionist «.„«». cause. Wednesday at 1 o clock at the ton A . K o p s t e i n , n e w Epiriturll ' I am unwilling to argue with erature. He has been lecturing from Jewish Community Center will go l e a d e r cf t h e V a a d , will b e g i v e r Dr. Newman. I am not even sufFaculty members are: Jacob coast to coast in the interest of towards the upkeep of the nine a t t h e regxiiar m e e t i n g of t h e LLcc-- f f\ * *""" '"y'v '*'" ^ » •" »• " ^ r T-*training farms »v Palestine spon- dies A u x i l i a r y of t h e Vaad ? T u e s - i \ \ | NS ' r \ •' ! ficiently acquainted ' with local Kahz, Judah Wolfson, I. Morgenthe Jewish National Fund. w Tentative plans for the nest ina y JJanuary ancarr o ee B ' n a i IsIs ' - - - * * • * - - » ' « w«->.- » 5, a att tthe B'nai 3chool. conditions in Greater New stenr Rabbi David Goldstein, The mass leeting at the Cen-sored by the .Pioneer Women. dday, York to do so. I am sure that Harry Mendelsohn, and A. Katz. ternational A. Z. A. encampment ter will be r>pcr. to the public. ! Members of tha Gcldie Meyerson rael synagogue, ISth and Chicago when I see Dr.' Newman again he Arrangements are being made to were made at a meeting of the There will be no admission fee. jclub and the Pioneer Women art streets, at 2 o'clock. Merabe-s> s) financing the luncheon and a o a -are urged to bring their friends. will add to the general reasons have Rabbi Milton Kopsteln teach executive committee of the Supreme Advisory Council of the |.jey paid for reservations will go A board meeting will be held 11 ' which he gives, strong and sound Bible; • organization held in Omaha last 'jjto this fun! \rhieb. supports 170 one o'clock. enough reasons in themselves, Officers of the college are: German Jewish refugees beside Members are also requested <.o other specific ones that strengthen Honorary president. Dr. Philip Sunday. many other Caalutzim. The proposed rite for the camp bring their tickets for the drav the case. Sher; president, Sal Michnick,' Mrs. Idelson who is tearing the Ing for the .electric clock to be What I want briefly to do is to vice-president, William W o l f ; is the Naponock Country Club at ,oEnd - the country in t i e Interest of these (held at the meeting. i offer..certain larger considerations tentative dates of the convention trainiEg farms is one of t£e outMrs. J. Bernstein in In charge cl that bear on the specific local 18- surer. Loyal Kaplan; registrar, standin- personalities of Pales-1 the tea and is being assisted I; ' sue and will bear on the same is- Max Resnick, and publicity direc- are Juno 25 to July 2. The next 5'iC.l I."" v — convention will be called the tine. 'She has made her home I the Mesdames Sara Epstein, Da^ c n I.c : ..,.> C o ^ i . i n c o : sue wherever it will arise and I tor, Milton Frohm. "Bar Mitzvah" convention, as am- pretty sure «hat it will arise ? C . . . 1 1 L1 Serving on the advisory board this year marks the thirteenth an- Refuge in Biro-BIdjan Offered there since 1921 when she was!Epstein, Meyer Katzmrn, Osc; " exiled froni Russia for her Zionist Belzer, and I. Fiedler. in other places sooner or later. v CL ^ i l o ' ; are: Ruth Alleu, Frank Acker- niversary of the founding of the to Blore Polish Jewish activities. The Bake Sale sponsored I: --- --, - We Jews are confronted by so man, Rabbi Frederick Cohn, Dr. organization. Families In her official capacity during the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Vari — , ^ many problems, so desperate and I. Dansky, Paul Goldblatt, Rabbi A national "Bar Mitzvah" day the recent riots she was respon- will be held at the Branded often so complicated and infuriat- David A. Goldstein, William HolzNew York (WN£)—An increase will be celebrated May 3 or 9 at sible for caring for many cf the Stores, Tue: .ay, January 12 ing, that we sometimes quite par- man> Sam Beber, Philip Klutzall chapters of A. Z. A. An ex-from 1,000 families to 2.000 donably think our Christian lel- nick, Jack Marer, Henry Monskyt tensive program for this day is families and 500 individuals of Jewish families made homeless as Those desiring specially goods are asked to call Mrs. A. N lowmen have no problems at all. Dr. Philip Sher, Harrr Silverman! being planned. the quota of Polish Jews to be a result of Arab depradations. We think, even more paidonab- Rabbi David Wice, and Harry admitted to Birobidjan during It has been the special task of Greenbaum, Walni;t 1422 or ?,'••<• Simoa Heller of Denver was ly, that if we had no worse trou- Wolf. ~ 1537 has been made by the Soviet her organization to rehabilitate D. Crousse, Gleru'.aie CS42. the only out-of-town member of bles than they.have, we would be The college will be divided Into the committee who was at the Government, Lord Dudley Mar- those Oriental Jewish "families T~» T well content. And It is natural two semesters and there will be meeting. ley, vice-speaker of the British who are akin to the Arab.*! in evHouse of Lords, declared in an erything save religion. Their that we should feel and reason two sessions of classes during the . F< thus. ' But Christians have their evening. ; A diploma will be address at a farewell dinner In-} standard. ol living approsiraates problems? especially^JPrutestant awarded, .•whEtt..a.-stiidcnt has-comhis honor by the Asnerxcaji Com- that of tee Arabs ccd. their way Christians andiit:'ibehobves""us,' as pleted two years of either Hemittee for the Settlement of Jews of life is in all respects Arab raAmericans and as Jews, to take a brew or Yiddish; one year of Jewin Birbidjan. Lord Marley, who ther than Jewisl.. r r--.r'- ,. Warsaw (JTA)—Foreign T.Ii: - ^ r ' sympathetic cognizance of these ish History; one year of Bible: is honorary president of the Com- For the first time in centuries ister Josef Beck, reporting to tic " • " '-'fr ,and one'year of subjects selected mittee, said that he had been in- they have been forced to seek Committee o£ Foreign Affsi-r. problems. F V 1 M~ The Protestant ministry and from the remaining courses. Warsaw (JTA)—Poland, cast- formed while in the U. S. S. R. help from their Palestinian Bre- toached the problem of Jew•a o n serious-minded Protestant parents A class of women is meeting Ing about for likely outlets for some month ago that the Soviet thren. E* i. ish emigration but failed to str r are not at all happy or satisfied every Wednesday morning at the her allegedly surplus Jewish pop- authorities would also admit a c: r-cc=p Mrs. J. Kaplan will preside r.t whether the Polish gorernmct 1 on the score of their children. Center for "instruction in Hebrew. ulation, has approached France certain number of refugees from the meeting and Mrs. Herman j intended to push recently prc - A~£.b 1 n i. 1.1 The churches are not conspicu- Registrations mny be made at the on the possibilities In that con- Eastern Europe and Germany to ^; € " sojr f i v ously empty but the Christian life Center main office. • Tuition is nection of Madagascar, her pro-Russia proper. Alexander Troy- Cohen will introduce the speaker, j ected plans for mass emigratior Ti ee J t i i=.l . A .musical program will precede of Its Jews or how they were rer is rare. The conventional Sun- one dollar per semester. As many tectorate off the southeast coast anovskj , Soviet ambassador to u i C T>' C ' l 1 k. •>! ceived at the League of Natio- ? l r r . of tl r ."-' day School, whein was well subjects as one desires may be of Africa. the United States, sent a telegram the talk. Reservations for the luncheon Council meeting. enough when it was the adjunct taken without additional cost. to the dinner in which he anThe French government, fol- nounced that the immigration of must be made by Sunday. Mrs. Ke declared: "TTe raised, tit tl of devout Christian homes, Is term.c. .or lowing Inquiries of its Madagas- the Polish Jews would begin in Herman Cohen, Mrs. J. Felaman international orcm, the ribly ineffectual in Us modern 1 car officials, is understood to have February or March, the delay be- and Sirs. S. ileiches axe in charge regarding colonies, referring P.'-5"! VC. i. i condition of bein^ torn cut of the Violence Continues . contest ol living experience and Sporadically by Arabs informed Poland that In view of ing due to the housing shortage of reservations. Only a limited to Jewish emigration which 1= I climatic and other conditions, the number can be accommodated. practice. The most liberal, the important because a. large sectioshortage, Jerusalem (JTA) — Sporadic j Hand could absorb only a few least dogmatic of Christians— of the Jewish population is msi.- e. Mr. Troyanovsky declared, has these, indeed, perhaps more than Arab disorders, renewed after a hundred immigrants. ing an effort to create a. natior'' been remedied by including Biroothers—are not happy over the lull of several weeks following According to the advices, Madahome in Palestine. Howerer, tl < i= • c ,-cv bidjan in the 1937 housing proincreasing religious Ignorance: cessation of a six-wonth Arab gascar is willing to admit that is not only a Palestine probls~, gram. among their children. The Bible general strike, continued last number < of immigrants, but on but a general European and « • Mrs. Estelle M. Sternberger, is becoming an unknown book— week. condition that they are not repecially an East European prc* • If Ci executive director of World which hits Anglo-American ChristAn armed Arab band attacked stricted to Jews. lexn since the Jews, losing grourr Washington, D. C. (WNS) — Peaceways, emphasized that it ians hard from the point of view the Jewish colony of Meshek would be cheaper for American Charges cf anti-Semitism against seek opportnuities for themsehes of both their spiritual and their Haotzar near Kfar Saba, north of PROBE DISTRIBUTION of the and for their children tfcrou-1 Jewry to "contribute millions high-ranking officials linguistic and cultural tradition. Tel Aviv. The attack lasted more OP LEAFLETS American embassy in Berlin have emigration." now to plant a fruitful garden in Young Christians, no less than than _an hour. No casualties were Praha—Minister of Education Birobidjan to which hundreds -of been laid before U. S. Senator young Jews, ignorant of history, reported. Franke has ordered a strict inves- thousands ot bruised creatures William E. Borah, ranking ReWOMEN'S DIViSIQE philosophy, religious culture, pick Many Arabs were, wounded, tigation into the spreading of may go in years to come, as ad- publican member of the Senate The nest regular classes of t^2 ' - " I up Marxian babble and come home four of them seriously, during a with it and thus substitute- con- clash between Arab groups at anti-Semitic leaflets at the Praha versity and intolerance compel F o r e i g n Relations Committee, Women's Division will meet cs <?,; i German University. them to seek a new home" rather who will make ihem the basis for January 6 at 1.45 o'cloclr at t ^s version or pseudo-conversion to a Tira, south of Haifa. than to permit hundred of thou- a demand of a Senatorial investi- Jewish Community Center. Riil i Simultaneously, the police raidT'T Utopian secular mas3 religiosity The authorities suspended two ed homes of a number of students sands of\ Jews to "stew in the gation. Goldstein will conclude his lee- i*-r rfor the faith and principles of their fathers. It is not a bit more Arab dailies, El Llwaa and El Is- to establish, whether any of their juice of Europe's war-spilled Among the charges are that De- j tures on Palestine. lamia, for three weeks each, and typewriters had been used to type blood." Suggesting a cornmsision Witt Clinton Poole, counsellor to will later be guests at the receramusing for Christian th^n it is of American Jews to go to Biro- the embassy, is the ringleader of tion for Eiias Nswman. the stencil used for the leaflets. for Jewish parents. And it is a third, Adifaa, for three days. bidjan and report, Mrs. Sternber- a group of N?.zi sympathizers not in the least surprising that ger declared that "for the bene- among the American consular sooner or later they hope to do fit of underprivileged Jews, wher- staff who have deliberately blocksomething about it. ever they DOT may be, we must ed the emigration of German raise Birobidjaa to a position of Jewish refugees. It is also asWhat are they going to do front rank in our American Jew- serted that American diplomat;; about It? We Jews are accusish philanthropies. We dare not, channels in Berlin have been used tomed to bearing double and treif we abhor the shedding of blood to denounce German Jews having ble burdens. Yet how many JewA book, "WisCom from the BiEg with an Hiustrate" hold back our dollars that can money'on deposit in Swiss banks ish- children go to religious ble and the Talmud," written by lecture on "KoUera Pa'.esticirsend, forth thousands of Jews to and that Rngh H. Teller, schools—to Hebrew school or Tal- Lr. Philip Sher, has recently do for the human race in Asiatic consul at stuttgaii, is so pro-Nazi mud Thora or -cheder—in addition been published by George Dobse5, Elias Nev,-iaan< prominent Pr.to their secular school? The num-vage of New Toik. Much of the Russia" what the pioneers o£ in his views tha: the-Germans call estiniaa. artist, will present c ber- is absolutely large but rela- material includ.l In the volume him "Storm Troop Commander America did, on this continent, tively small. (I refer for the ac-wa3 originally published by Dr. | three day exhibit at the Jevris-j Tor the people of the globe. Let Teller." tual figures to the American Jew- Sher in his column "'Jems of the us prove anew as we already nave Spying on German Jev? i: IT It! ish Yearbook). Our Sabbath Talmud," which Is* a weekly feain Palestine, tha; the Jew has theto Robert-W, Kerngartner cf t^?j Schools and Sunday Schools, a ture of the Jewish Press. hardihood and the vision o* theAmerican consular staff end Hiss j V good many of them pretty feeble, pioneer, the blazer of new fron- Heingartner, clerk in the A c s : - j Dr. Sher, prominent In .Omaha are probably upon the whole more tiers for the world's economic res- [can consulate at Berne, Svitrrr-' as a physician and public-spirited effectual than the Christian Sunurrection. It is far "nobler that land. I day Schools for the reasons that man, was' originally trained for the Jew, becomt a, hero' • .battler the rabbinate, . having attended Judaism is more than a religion, i with'nature in the Far East than i As> that we are a self-conscious mi- the famous Ychivah at Telz, then i a Wandering Jew in many parts presided over by the greatly-esnority dopendent upon a minimum 7 | oE Europe, eternally beseeching of self-affirmation for the funda- teemed Rabbi J21eazar Gordon. our sympathy and oar alms." After his ordination at the age mental decencies of human life Pledges totalling $80,000 were The second is a series c£ CEIICGS >: and that therefore Jewish homes, of .seventeen he, came to America made at the dinner: $25,000 from sponsored by f-"; Round vrhile in Philadelwhether religious or Zionist or and in :e c:i the dress industry, 135,000 from Jewish Youth both, are apt to be more'Jewish phia he substituted v for the then be h e ' i bun-: the graphic arts industry, $7,500 day, January in than Christian homes in this age dean of Orthodo " Rabbis of from the Boston saciion cf the J Comnmidiy Center Et at fthe Jc:v; : ;;| are apt to be specifically Christ- America, Chief Kabbi B. L. LevinCommittee, 1,000 ircr> the machthai of Philadelphia. Rabbi LevinFreddie Zbener's orcLc'tra Ian. '.-: Nevertheless the religious ine industry, and $1,000 from furnish the instruction' of on" children is one thai at that time commented on T:c'-r',s William w . .Cohen, chairman of these dances are ose £?'.'.: , of our gravest problems. And soDr. Sher's talents; "He is at home the Committee. couple for the season ar;l r, a little, imagination and observa- midst the entire range of Talmud Dr.. Phi'.lp Sher obtained from neaibers. c; tion will instruct us as to the and Poiskim, while his familiarity committee in charge or c, •gravity of this problem among with later rabbinic knowledge is to medicine. He has been active. Win Bailway Posts Indisputable. His skill in re- in every phase of Jewish com- j Moscow —•" Forty Jews have Jewish\Coni2iunsty Cenur. Protestant^Christians. ; search a n d interpretation is munal life in Omaha and for the been accepted • Now it is por'cctly patent that boundless." : past several years has been b the eers for service in the Far East, Christian children will not go to Despite his great talents in the donor of a cash prize for essays it was. ar.nounctd hy the railws (Continued on page 8.) rabbinical field, Dr. Sher turned on "Tolerance." 1664 ta 16SS. authorities.

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To Honor Rabbi Kopstein a t Tea | :s,d Tuesday.

Tentative Plans for Conclave of A, Z. A. Are Made

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Jews Is Sought to Madagascar

Anti-Semitism Is Charged Against Consular Heads

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Emma Goldman .-who had fofsak-jthe readers to-, express them- ,services fPS.OOO, or 0.2%; vacation service $£70,000, or 0.6%; en radicalism for a villa on the iis e l v e s . , '• . • j Mediterranean. But it seer^s she's Unlike the 1829 riots this cri- centers aisrt, settlement houses, or 8.4%; Jewish edback in the fray, itching to man sis has brought more pro-Jewish |«!4.O00,PC-0. ; luration, J E,82B.Oo6. The largest the barricades for the 'Cause.' feeling.-Whether or not the readers of'the "Nation" have reversed : single prant for overseas expenOf the same fighting blood is their ideas regarding Palestine re- ditures ^ as 'an' allocation of ?i,! another Jewess, Louise . Weiss, mains to be seen. It is an in- • €75,000. Vhiclvwent for PalestlnFew paid attention to Bobby A friend reported'to Groucho J leader of the Women's Suffrage teresting venture, unparalleled in iian ecljvtties; general reconstrucBreen's first cinema appearance. tion and relief of European Jews It was in the Hecht-MacArthur's that he had overheard their re-' Movement o£ France. No sweat- the American pi ess. | accounted for ?1,050,000, while spective wives chatting. "Your • shop product is she, but the "Once in a Blue Moon" Mas- wife'says she is going to Europe. 'other agencies abroad received a granddaughter o? Dr. Emil Javal, ! ter Eorsuk (originally-tagged) total" prant of ?526,O0O. Have you any objections?" "Not famous Jewish scientist and a was billed as Jackie Borreen. at all," replied Groucho, "Let one-time member of the Chamber ! The analysis also showed that !lpr>5 • rpceipt? of $9 federation of Deputies. She is a graduate As the New Year niiikes its al Ladies Garment Workers Un- devoted . years to the welfare of ' The stories about Max Gordon, her talk." of the Sorbcnne and a former stu'and -welfare funds in 75 commuhow let as throw a quick glance ion. . Hardly what one could call women workers and caildren. In tune-smith, are becoming as muldent at Oxford. She speaks pernilies received Sl'l,894,600> or Cut. backward and look; at the new a stranger to the ; public''- in' view France she ranks as one of the titudinous as his poundage. Ar(••4%. out of ft total of $12,660,taces of 1930. An interesting of his long years of labor activ- four or five most important riving late the other day he de- (Copyright, 1936, Jewish Tele- fect English and German and was one time editor of a powerful po000. from voluntary contributions selection of the nine new spot- ity, he nevertheless hit the top women. graphic Agency, Inc.) cided to take a short cut to the litical weekly. .including campaigns, annual sub• light personalitfea' of the past, ia fame only in 1936. A lifelong set by way of tho automobile enDespite her ;_ nteel upbringing, 91 Per Gent Expended at Horae • ecriptions,' community' chest apyear. , —EDITOR SocialiBt • and as eucU known * to Had it not been for his winning trance.: "Can I get through this •Eg the Nobel Prize in medicine. Dr. 1 she has staged demonstrations be. pvoprifctions End emergency apthousands of • Xiddish-speaklng Otto Loewi of Austria might still gate?" he asked. "Yes/ replied By Local National fore the Chamber of Deputies and ppais. The largeft single source In a year studded with events Jews-.'in the needle trades Dub- have been known only in ^he. lim- the watchman, "I guess' you can has been placed in prison for her of income v'os campaign contriGroups —I just saw a *ruck load of hay certain to loom large in history, l n S ky first became a front page ited sphere of scientists. For BIB troubles. During the war she was ibulinnK. whirli aeoountpd for | 5 , tliers were any number of people headliner when ho quit the So- years one of the world's greatest go through okay." ia nurse at "the battlefront and New York (WXS)—More than 050.OOP or 44.7%,. Forty-nine previously strangers to- fame .who cialist Party to support President physiologists, Dr. • Loewi was over^ Gordon has a faithful appetite | after the Russian revolution she $48,000,000 was spent by organ- i federation? fifniisned with nonbecame national and Internation- Roosevelt :for' ra-electloh. - This shadowed by other scientists but . .it never fails him. in the [went to Moscow as an investiga- ized Jewish welfare work for hu- ' sectarian co mm unity chests, with By Leonard ftatLan al-' head'Uaers. Although big news in itself might'have been but'tem- the Nobel Prize introduced him studio commissary the waitress tor for the French Red. Gross. man needs last year, 81 per cent a total income in IP85 'of about depends to a considerable extent porary fame exeep' for the fact to the front page. The same can set before him an order of filet .0 Her father was a Protestant j of. this sum, or J 43,70(^000, be- ! fo.EOCPOP reeeivert 81.6% o£ on so-called big names, virtual that he soon' became thd* symbol be said about Dr. Isaac Herzog. mignon. Eyeing it steadily, he The indomitable Emma Goldunknowns can become or make of the so-called "reds" who were the new Aehkenazlc Chief Rabbi complained. "Id that a steak? I man, whose fiery soap-box oratory and raised her as.one, but &E sheiing expenced. at home 'by. local i their current brirtgrts from the sensational and even world-shak- accused' by the-Republicans of of Palestine. Long one of the usually LEAVE more than this!" was once a feature of the Amer- matured Louise Weiss became and national social service agen- Chest r.nd r'botif ?%, from other deeply interested in things Jew- cies, and $3,250,000, or 7%, go- sources. Slightly more than 22% ing news. Who ever head of the New Deal, His ablest of Jewish scholars, he was ican scene, has turned up in Bar- j ^ has through, her many ling for reconstruction and relief ;of the £54.000 fipenf by the-27 Wally Simpson in. 1935? Yet in militant leadership of the pro- virtually buried in Ireland where ODDITIES: celona to give herself to the Ivisits to Palestine become a vig- | projects abroad, it was reported j Jewish welfare funds went 'to lb1936 she was the heroine of the Roosevelt American Labor' Party he served as Chief Rabbi. His ! Ben Blue once fired Martha cause of the anarchists there. !'orous exponent of Zionism. an/?, nationan analysis presented in part 2 ca! servirrp. Re^ionr-I year's biggest Story. It would in New York, his refusal to with- election to the more publicized Raye . . .now they're a team in Since 1917 Emma Goldman has j The Nazi contention that Co- •In a l arrnrieB "reeeivTC5 ?643 ooo, or '• ot the 19 3 5 year book of the take little effort on the part of draw as one of the Democratic Palestinian post srved as his for- pictures, virtually been a woman •without lumbus was the instrument of a !p'i£rlit!y more than fv.-o-tiVirds of any-newspaper reader to compile Presidential electors from New mal introduction to most Jews. Eleanore Whitney flew to a country as she sought the per- Papal-Jewish plot is perhaps one ;Jewish social Yv'ork published by the total of f.ll allocations, while khe Council of Jewish Federations a good-sized' list of 1935'8 ob- York and the repeated attacks Cleveland for a personal appearfect state, following revolution j ^ o he Leslie Hore-Belisha was a ideas that is bas- and Welfare Funds. Total ex- ovfrppp-F PfrenrieR RP P. frroup a b scure people who became the upon him by the anti-Ne.,- Dealers ance and forgot to take .her speech after revolution only to meet dSs- 'ed on fact.NaziHowever the word ,pense of the federation and irel- • sorbrfi 4."% of the welfare funds' headlines, of 1936. Many of kept; him "before t h e ' 'public front-page figure in England long along. appointment. 'plot' has a sinister sound and it l.fare fund administration, includ- combined buflprct. those momentarily lifted to fame throughout-the year. And" after before-1936 but in this country In 1909 Billy Gilbert, the Not long ago it was our privi- is unlikely that Columbus was iing the costs of fund-raising camor notoriety through one event or election he was still a -headliner he .was unknown until his eleva- sneezing comic, fought a twenty-liege to hear her speak. She was motivated by any desire to bring paigns, amounted to $1,200,000, chain ot events, through a deed by virtue of his being one of the tion to full ministerial rank in five-round heavyweight battle. m o t i V a t e d by any !or.52.5%, last year. Hospitals, T r a n s J o r d a n Bas-s H a u r a n i s or word or series of them often key figures In John L. Lewis' the British cabinet. The fact that iu the country on a limited vi S a.j e v i l t 0 the world. Rumania, Hungary, Switzerhe was given portfolio at the very _ patriots have always .clinics, sanitoria, etc., received Spanish disappear from the public ken Committee for" Industrial OrganIt was a gala evening for the anmoment when Sir Oswald Mos- land, Yugoslavia, Turkey, and arcbists, a rather pitiable lot u s e d a s t h e i r , r g u m e n t to show j ?3,610 000 or 29.6% from volun-i: Jerusalem — The Transjnrdan quite as speedily as they appear- ization.' • •'•'. ley's Fascist blackshirtB were on PALESTINE do-not want Amerby more vigorous expo- t h a t C o i u m D U S w a s a Spaniard i t a r y c o n t r i b u t i o n s a n d SS.SSc.OOO poverr.ment has prohibited . ened. Life moves at cuch a dizzy Playwrights ton't often enjoy a rampage served to turn the ican pictures with the original eclipsed nents of philosoii*in.~*.. r a t h e r t h a n a~ n ." Italian th-e facts ; or , . __more_ attractive . . 6 ? . l 9 r Xror._ p&tietits' fees. trance pi Ilanrfinis. pace these days that nothing is the sensation of being national . . they prefer a German ph text eitma f o r m e r w h j c h p o i n t t o C o l u m b u s ' s Jew-, phies. }-S;..Ben, Ben RReitman, ! L v . aa _former! k h i c h point to Columbus'8 Jew-1 other sources accounted f o r : The action is bplievod to have staler than/yesterday's headline celebrities but such was the plea- spotlight even more brightly in synchronization. associate and now a Chicago p h y - | i s h o p i g i n _ T h e f a c t t n a t h i s an _ [ 17-97,000 or 6% of the total been taken in accordance with deexcept yesterday's headliner. But sure of Irwin Shaw, 23-year old the direction of England:? Jewish In the new Ar .erican Hebrew's eician, aressed in unaccustomed i c e s t r y h a s D e e n pretty well hid- sper.t. ; sires o? tlir Pniestine pnvernment, minister oZ transport.. The EurJ enough of those who emerge from aathor of 'Bury the "Dead", that "Who's Who" only four theatriobscurity to fame overnight re-, most eloquent and moving ' dia- opean war scare was,the ladder cal names are glorified: Mas Gor- evening clothes held a reception id e n - j s 6up p O£: edlF proof of a j Hospitals, clinics, and sanitoria j which reportedly has instructed | M a r r a n o background. background. He He spoke spoke : accounted for the largest share I its police to detain all vagrant -tain jtheir hold on the public in- tribe against war which stirred on which Moise Rukhlmovitch don, Alia Nazimova, Paul Muni, in the foyer of the auditorium. JMarrano Broadway, the srand old man of _ according to one J i _^ n of funds expended by local and iilauraniF cine' hold Hiem for trial climbed to international fame. I t a ] l a n b a l y an< l d an( terest to establish themselves per- the nation last year. An obscure the movement, his beard and long h i s t o r i a a t h c r 6 a r e n 0 genuine ;national agencies, $18,756,000 or as illegal imrr.icrpnts unless they For more than a decade one ol and Edna Ferber. manently as big news. radio script write-- with a bent for In the Bronx they billed it "My hair drawing* all eyes to him, l e t t e r s o f h i s i n Italian, I returnee! voluntp-rily to their % of the total. Fami'vy relief Let's turn back the pages of short-story -. riMng, Shaw was the high-ranking Soviet officials, Man Gottlieb!" greeted his old friends friend ! with Rukhimovitch was known only to He first communicated nis took $4,17!),000 or S.1%; child ! country. the calendar'and see what 1936 catapulted into instant fame by tears. ideas tto. Luis a Ma Mar-:welfare, $5,422,000, or 11.2%; L i Santangel, S t l brought in way of Jewish new- his 'overpowering ono-act play. the corp of foreign corresponSybil Jason, as an employee, It was the same fiery Emma| e p t f o r icare of the eged, $2,322,000 or I Kin? •lfv-F Fippprl f.be "non-imcomers to the front page. In're- Just as in 1935 Clifford Odets' dents in Moscow. Despite the fact made her application for the old of the lashing tongue and bitter j r a T 1 0 o £ t h e c o u r t > a n d e x c married |4.S%; homeless End transient i portP.t'OTi" rPRoHitions- vf 1763. viewing the major /happenings ol caught the nation's fancy, so that he had -been Commisar of age pension. After 1993 she humor. Her Betting was chang- o n e c h r i s t i i i n w n o w a s 1936 and thei Jewish names as- Shaw's agonizing anti-war drama Jommunications and vice-chair- won't have to Torry about mak- ed. The audience was not drawn to a Jewess, tht main figures in ; the voyage of discovery were Jews sociated with them one quickly made him the fair-haired hoy of man of Supreme Council of Na- ing a living. from east-side tenements, but was or Marranos. tional Economy, in which post he becomes aware of a curious lack Broadway in 1936.. > for the most part very "respectlaunched the second Five Year Lilte many of the Nazi accusaof new faces. Hardly any field of The sporting world, which sets Plan, it was not until his appointAlene Carroll (real name: able*, including a former vice- tions that are not founded on human endeavor in which Jews up new heros as fast as it disAlene Nathan) discovered " there president, a t a good many fancy we accept this one with The House of Merit Furs were recognized as "greats," so cards old favorites, found in Mar- ment as head of the newly creat- are other paths • - film fortune be- millionaires, and a large number pleasure. to Bpeak, in 1935 but that they shall Goldberg, the sensational ed Commissariat for Munitions side that- of beauty. She finds of college professors. retained their magic in 1936. Few sophomore football star from the Indstries that he achieved fame being homely also fortunate . . . At the finish of her lecture she of them were overshadowed by University of Pittsburgh, one of beyond the borders of the Soviet makes capital of her plain face made an apper for the victims The "Nation," following a younger or more brilliant rivals. its. most dramatic.figures in 1S36. Union. Charged with th job of . , . and has policy of many years, is runrJng of Nazi Germany. She described j accelerating production of war secured numerous No new personalities came for- p i a y j n & n i s ji rs t" season of coll- materials lor the expected sec- film roles. Germany as only Emma could, [another series of Palestine. After ward to challenge their right to egiate football, young Goldberg The coldest of her audience found j every Palestirian crisis the "Nathe headlines. . Generally speak- became the talk of the country ond world war, Rukhimovitch Cracklings: J. Edward Brom- tears in their eyes and the refugee | t i o n > . h a s r u a a r t i c l e g o a b o t h couldn't help crashing the front ing, the Jews who had contribut- by his wizardry _n the game berg has taken off fifteen pounds fund was enriched by over two , , ed to the world's history for a against Notre' Dame. From coast page when all of Europe is wait- of rotundity under the desert hundred dollars. ing, for the shot that will send sides of the situation in an atgeneration or more lost none-of to coast the Bportlng pages sun.. Barrymore not only maiv! The audience thought they tempt to clarify "the issues • and their glamor during 1936. ; screamed, "Goldberg beats the armies moving across frontiers. ried Barrie, but has adopted the'were listening to a has-been, an then have opened their'^ages for Nor were there any striking Irish."-Although he never again (Copyright 1937 by Seven Arts newcomers in the compartively quite equalled the exploits of that Feature Syndicate.) limited sphere of Jewish activity. one game, Goldberg .was . easily Wise, Weizmann, Lipsky, Laski, the outstanding Jewish athletic Melchett, Szold,' Warburg and luminary of 1936. other names of that calibre con- The only other American includtinued to dominate the , Jewish ed in 1936's new Jewish.faces is N E W - L O W PRICE scene.. Despite the unprecedentM. Maldwin Fertig, of new and : : By HELEN ZHMOND opportunities for new Jewish aggressive chairman ol the orleadership, 1936 failed to bring ganization committee' of , the NEW—OPERATING ECONOMY forth any new dynamic or color- American Jewish Congress. With Hollywood •— Mischa Auer's ful figures. Jewish history in a long record of public service to screen career is typically "Holly1936 was made by almost the his credit, including Beveral years wood." Some five years ago we same set of people that made it as counsel to President Boosevelt remember him, a tragic minor N E W — CHOICE OF TWO ENGINE SIZES in 1935. when he was Governor... of New character in "The Yellow Ticket.". I During the last twelve months York and' to Governor Lehman, Little note was taken ol his work there were of course many new Fertig stepped out this year as . 'i -. he struggled along . . .small NEW-EASY-ACWN SAFETY BRAKES Jewish 'names breaking into the the one Important* newcomer to roles came from time to time. headlines. Some have "already the . ranks of Jewish. leaders in Then suddenly he was "discovbeen forgotten but a;few made, tha'United States. His activities ered." His melancholy face and what seems .to be a permanent in the American Jewish Congress, lachrymal eyes were sensationally NEW—QUIET AND COMFORT dent on tame. Of these the'fol- which have won widespread fav- —:funhy!"He convulsed audiences lowing nine are in' the'writer's o"p- orable comment, and his arduous in "My- Man Godfrey" .•,•:.". Uker inion the hjew Jewish faces of labors in the Zionist Jewish cen- wise,- "Thei Gay Desperado" 1936, faces that' received deserv- ter mQvements have' lifted him had the previewers laughing beed spotlight on th© general and into the select circle or the key fore he- opened his mouth in Jewish BceneV ' • '.'•, • group that constitutes American "Giri;From Paris." Today he is VVernen recognized for Mme.Leon Brunschvicg, one of Jewish leadership. in constant demand . . .as a comtheir cc^rf taste wi!! b« the two women in the French caic. • • "•' '••• •••' sporting these Paris styled Mme> Leon BrunBchvicg, the ; binet; David bubinsky, labor leaFrankiin creations en r.ftonly woman in the groups, owes ernoon end informa! eveder; M. Maldwin Fertig, commuPhil Baker, one of the> few ning occasions. There is c nal leader;' Dr. Issac Herzo^ new her selection to: the fact that footligbters smart spring dress underwho have resisted the when she climaxed a long career Ashkenazic-;Chief Rabbi of' Palneath each jacket. Twoestine^ Marshall Goldberg, foot- as educator' and welfare worker cinema," is reported signing for way economy for the price by win'nig*'appointment as underSam Goldwyn. . . r cf one. ball star; Leclie . HorerEelisha.', member of the British cabinet; secretary of state for education in "Walter Winchell's contract, for Otto toewl,. Nobel Prize winner; Leon Blum's cabinet, she became the first woman to hold a cabinet flicker appearance contains a Molse L. Rukhimovitch, new SovFlUefl two that "at no •ait lo ro5iet commissar for munitions in- post In France.-A-veteran of the strange clause fight -for wbmaid"jB]iffrage in om OS KN't'Htime during the term ot the condustries; Irwin Shaw, author of ; KNOT wool. JacFrance, Mme. Brunschvicg has tract will Waltah be required to ket with •Uiup the famous play, 'Bury the Dead.' Fox borcln •With the exception • of David qollteti top «oitiur. RlnoM t»r Dubinsky, all of the names in•ind sleeve* ffnliih«d smartly'. . . cluded in this list were virtually With banded Marunknown to most Jews before p lt t 1936. Some of them did enjoy •Dyefl fame. in a Email way, but- none had ever made'the front pa'ge "Jn the literal or figurative sense of the term. Included in the list In giving thought to a life.insurance program are an educator, a labor leader, a communal worker and lawyer, do yon adft to your life insurance policies a rabbi, an athlete, two stateshaphazardly*/ men, a scientist and a playwright. Five countries are represented — Or, are they taken out for specific purposes,, the United States, France, Soviet Russia, Great Britain and Ireeach as., a clean-up fund, mortgage insurance, land. change the color of his hair nor the arrangement of his teeth!" 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j Slippr \ \ ' T ! -SF^'TTJC Vr,'• IT y o u live a s l o n p a.s you h;>vi- ' c; R A M T'iij.u in i-hn ",1nr; hi.-f; ward for four years. Served a j tants of the country. There have : South American countries as well the r i g h t o expect to i;ve, a n d if; mm:." varipsv of n f V ; . When t h e 75th'Congiess opens of poor parents.. Worked way year and a half as deputy attor- j in the past been manifestations — a growing Fascist danger. your income continue? miciianp- ; PASSAGF O I ' A V ' I - F A S r . V . ' Member Military Affairs Comnext week what may" be a new through Wesleyan University. mittee. Had card fight to win ney general. Active in civic and of g-ood will on the part of the • In the circumstances, the mim- : eel f r o m y e a r to y e a r , hen- much F ; I ! , I , f'Ti;sT r ', T; i," i v !••;>,";" A f. '.' chapter In American F e d e r a l leg- Quit school -to join field artillery philanthropic affairs. Popular Brazilian people, which, as a con- ber and type of Jewish immigrant | m o n e y will be y o u r ? r v e m u a n v . ACT 0'-" KsXG O l M K i -i!'' ' •"> islation will begin. F r o m a hu- during the war. • Entered Har- third term, opponent being Jew- with labor. glomerate of races, ignores or ri- must be subject to strict limitaT h e m o m e n * a m a n p r o v e s h i s UF-TOX . i:-i; r? ,"-pi.ir.i!q f.;p.:\ ish. / Seldom speaks in the House, man point of view — and n o t in vard Law-School with 15,cents in Brazil itself will impose •ability t o e a r n m o n e y , P. n e w v a l T . O V n p y ,7 KY> TSH I,.'. \VY Ki:f 10. DR. WILLIAM I. SIRO- dicules the pseudo-science of ra- tions. but when he does is listened to I any attempt t o draw- a line, of de- his pocket. ' Began law' practice cial superiority. There is still in- some. The Minister of Imraigra- lie c o m e s i n t o his 5ii'pi a dollitr- . J- J J JT_\;I |.- ( ij; AKAP ,M1"K ;•>;•: f.marcation Between t h e m and in 1921. Elected to legislature with respect. Known as author- VICH: 14th District, New York. stinctive' mass sympai.hr for the ition of the State of Sao -2'aulo in- a n d - c e n t s valiui which s e i i r e s f n t s ):i;.s; n H l - ' f l i F, f " 7 Y V f ; } j ; v ; ; ; , Been in Congress since 19 2 7. ity on business and industrial legtheir Christian fellow-Congress- in 1927. Was minority leader of Jews . became : w e a l t h for him a s t r u l y HS houses, . . , isn'v T tin f (r.,.nin;; over }i»,-l-Born in York, Pa., in 1SS2. Was persecutions undergone by Ger- formed me *hat men — i t ia Interesting a t - tnis lower house arid later: .'clerk of islation. man Jewry. good farmers but refused to re- f a r m s , s t o c k s a n d b o n d s reprt.'- y a r d s ? well-known physician when he t i m e t o review t h e Jewish mem- State Senate. First fan : for Con- 8. ADOLPH J. SABATH: 5th-j. N A Z I C O N S O L S J ; s s s «., i.;<-.-But if. the Jewish future ia ; main so! Almost invariably, he s e n t w e a l t h . District, Illinois. Dean of House Vent to Congress. Had been subers of t h e House. At a i l t i m e s , t w o d a n g e r s M A X H O O K TS;.-,".' t , A ; : i ) s .; vv gress, in 19 3 2,-not elected until in point of service, having been perintendent of East Side hospi- Brazil is. not wholly black, the ! complained, tbey returned to in— E D I T O R 1934: Champion of textilj workidustrial. professional and urban • Lhreateu to c h e a t a m a n a n d h i s i s i l CI'LTIT^AI^ ACKIKA' 1 .--elected for the first time in 1907.tal, member of local school board shadow of the Swastika has fall. YVh<-n cfn«ors n.-..ers. Authority on flood control. Born in Czechoslovakia in 1867. and popular orator. Also a p'ay- en heavily athwart it. A growing i life. Hence the government lias family, of b i s [orttsue v h i u h is j n i X T S . this by s c h e d u l e d to come to t h e m . Tiievu (;«>e'nl)i>!s r o ^ r s . The 75th Congress will be fac- Author.of rbill creating state comwrigbt whose wcrfcs have been on Fascist movement, known as In- determined to prevent ed with a legislative p r o g r a m ; of pacts for! New England flood con- Came to Chicago as a boy of 16. Broadway. Wrote a theme song tegralistu, apes the German var- making it illegal for "agricultur- ; is p h y s i c a l d i s a b i l i t y which in n AI'HK/A as a T s i i i ' O L i T A X .H-:\vs ! ' r r , i . ! . v vital concern t o every American. trol. Speaks, of ten In denuncia- Self-educated^ he served for Congress. Loves to raake iant, and Jew-Waiting is part and al'' imigrants to leave the land . m o m e n t wij>es a w a y t u l u r ^ unlNeutrality, relief, ' h o u s i n g , taxa- tion 'of bigotry, 'Toured Russia, "Judge for 12 years. Was. rank- speeches. Authority on copyright parcel of its program. It youth- . within five years after their ar- I a r s ; t h e r e is prenifeU;re d e a t h j , y F L O ( ; < ; [ - : I > r e n ; (.'i.osi>';' tion, social security — these a r e Germ~any>and Poland'iast year to ing member of Immigration com- legislation. Author of important I ful adherents have been incited rival. ; w h i c h cut? off the^ family from si-iOPS OX S A ' ! ' . ; U D A \ . . . TIK: t h e f o r t u n e . " Itf.lian mi, imviii,»s i.ii-j,-.,.- 11»t» = M^some of t u e major problems with study' 'Jewish* -conditions;' Nearly mittee; fought against harsh im- sea safety laws. Also offered bills j to attack- Jewish residences and Yet-I believe that under propwhich o u r • national legislative died of pneumonia in Moscow. migration curbs. Early booster of to unite Canada with the U. S., j individuals. One such attack, er auspices — cooperative colon- ! T h e a n F w r r is life inRnnn'.n-. | W j ^ ;]u> lifiliim n ^ n ' r of.' .i:;, :• Roosevelt presidential candidacy.. body will have t o wrestle for t h e Plays bang-up.; game of handball to establish a Secretary of Art, i courageously beaten off by its in- ies, organized and functioning ' F o r i n s u r a n c e is n bomlcd finaii- urdH'-, nipyns M»i:. il^- d;>v is Mir next two years. W h e n Congress and is.adept at Talmudic dissert- Was chairman of the 1932 Roose- Science and Literature and to I tended --ictim, took place during- through responsible Jewish ageii- ' cial EVKten' w h i c h p r o t e c t s i n c o m e :-;fii>b;i ;h velt foreign language division. ; iEErainst d e a t h r.nd c'isji'iin. y y e a r ? ; Cojn r j ^ h , , !!'.'T. b" S.-wn X '-t ia called order on J a n u a r y 5th ations. Headed House committee that in- create a national theatre. Recent- |my visit. Newspaper in Portu- i cies — there are important pos- ; before a m a n h a s lived fo nprn i t . ; r r - r i n r r >-. i . d i r r i o . ) there will be ten Jews answering ly headed committee that investisibilities for Jewish settlement in jguese and . German repeat every 4. SAMUEL i)ICKSTEIN: 12th" vestigated real estate bond rac| t h u s a p u r i n c nl! t h e f n n i r r no)..__ present. Oddly enough , all of : gated working of patent law. I ancient anti-Jewish libel from rit- Brazil. Prospective inhabitantsDistrict; ?Nei/ York -"Born' in Rusthem will be Democrats, t h e sia in 1885.'Has : represented low- ket. Is a veteran parliamentar- Plans laws to revise it. Con- ! ual mured to . malodorousness. will enter no ready-made heaven. ; Ip.ri? fo a rars "ru* to h i s f<Mni!y. t , , ian. Would like to be chairman Roosevelt landslide having creat- er East Side, wh->.re he lives, for ceived scheme ior Jewish coloni- ; And every new one which Goeb- [ They will be far from the centers : Throuerli life inKiiri-ncr errned i. situation where for the.first 14 years.. ..Sons.'of a rabbi. City of powerful Rules Committee, of j zation in Cuba. jbel's ..propaganda factory . emits. : of Jewish life. They will find insr p o w e r p v e r c o m e s f!ie (WSP~r;.\r time in history a l l Jewish mem- College' alumnus. Was deputy which he is ranking member. I Posters arid lamphlets ar- issued. certain hostile influences ranged j t l i r e a t of rMsptvliiy P.nr' rv ) A -ch r ttire d e a t h . - bers of Congress aTe of t h e same State attorney general at 2 6. .Be- Cares little for money or fame. against them. But they will be I especially in the larger cities, n\' political ffiith. In t h e 74tl: Con- came an alderman in 1917. Serv- Politics is his sole interest. House (Copyright 1937 by Seven Arts (through 'unknown' sources. They settling in a land of tremendous Feature Syndicated) p i l e »h*" pho'.'h^ oi' ;ho TtHlo-l ; gress, in which there were 11 ed two.terms _in State legislature. spent 30 minutes honoring him ; natural wealth and still untapped aim to divert popular unrest from Jews, two were Republicans, b u t Defended1 30,00(r tenants against economic into racial channels and resources. They will live among soI'dfTs. if- i!M 1'I i«"'i! t n 'Mir- ;* the New Deal earthquake of Nov- landlords. Author of N. Y. State ascribe to the Jev- sole responsib- a people which by its heterogenember 3, 1936, removed' Repre- kosher food'. law- Won - chairmanility for every evil from capitalist eous composition is peculiarly sentatives Isaac Bacharach of ship of House'Immigration Comexploitation to" Communist inter- : prepared to receive and absorb !lv 1 ii" Ji;"i > <irr!i|nln;pi ! p F.J; vi) New Jersey a n d Florence P r a g mittee In 1932,1>elng first Jew to new elements. And if. together nationalism. Kahn of California, t h e latter head' that body. Sponsored resAt first the government frown- ' with the vast masses of the exhaving been t h e .first a n d only olution- for; Congressional probe ed onthese manifestations of pre- ploited Brazilian people, they if?f Vlpft fip n [ -U^S Jewess t o sit in Congress. of Nazi activities. Is chief hate . I3.v K o b c r t S t o n e judice. But Nazi influence and should be called on. to resist in- j of Nazis. andhundred-percenters. Statistically t h e Jewish dele- | power have grown until today creasing Fascist oppression, they i D E N V E R U N I V E R S I T Y ACgatlon in t h e 75th Congress Now pushing for another inquiry. ^ ^ ;rt,n. they and 'Italian Fascism are the can at least do so with good hope • C E P T S 500 B O O K S F R O M G E i l ' shapes a s follows: One is a fresh- Fights hard for humane immigraP u t , „ , , , . „ J | l p o i p ; i l I s i V p \\vv,,,,iirrJJ:: '•' strongest and most effective of of victory — and after victory, MAN G O V E l l X v i E X T . . . I'v.t '•' tion legislation. .Come to blows man member; one, t h e Dean of This article, of especial timely ism, on Brazilian Jewry. t h e m u n d e r g l a s s a n d i a b e ! t h e m x)^ n_^, f . ) ,.,,. u , r n f , h r , , : ; „ . , ; the imperialist lobbies in Brazil- of peace and freedom. the House, is starting his 1 6 t h in last Congress-over immigra- significance because of President with skull a n d s v a s i i k a . bPTu-P= ' shov-p "s , W n , , p or r l 2. The possibilities for large- ian national life. Moreover, the 21..: Votes, for Pres- Roosevelt's recent visit to the In- scale consecutive t e r m ; four a r e in tion. A Polled-, PODIATRIST SAVS AMKH- 6 B ( i „,,,, p , , d , n P X ! ^ m 1 i n i l . p „ . ! immigration to and settle- ; government, fearing a rising tide (Copyright j.9 37 by Seven iArtE ident! in; a • Salvatida '.Army straw their third t e r m s ; two a r e beginICAK J E W S H A V E H E A L T H - <;, . , ' s - , , , , , , ter-American Peace Conference, ment in Brazil of a portion < ' the I of mass discontent with its explo- . . • : Feature Syndicate.) ning their seventh t e r m s ; one is vote- Kerf-Coolidge bill ' 16. hu- throws much-needeC light on the homeless and ahrried Jews of itive and -oppressive policies, beI E S T F E E T . . . ThEi's b e « v u S t '"rhe'.u^u, , O ,:,| oi SKI .,: i. • starting his second-term; and one manize- immigration laws will be Jewish situation in Brazil. The Central and Eastern Europe. of t h e exercise J e w i s h fee hevo ()(l|., j ? , o ? , . , K l l t M . i o f , U ( , t o J l ; , . ., gins to see the. advantages of a his' major' task in new Congress. Einstein Pfctersts Camera is beginning his eighth.. Between author, who is associate editor of had i n t h e i r eiernr.l wnn(!prir..c;:. ; ( ..., : The two problems are not un- : scapegoat. ' It is moving rapidly | JAPAN orsTs nnicK FKOM " t h e m t h e Jewish Congressmen Married his secretary when he People's Press, has just returned related. For the very fury of re- • toward open alliance with the U. S. FALSE "vVHISKER TRADK ; • have 95 years of service. Six of was if.' Flamboyant and aggres- from that country, which he visit- actionary nationalism w h i c h ! Fascist Integralists, to the con. . . . That voulclirt he due to tlip _ them were born in t h e . United sive and fearless. ed as a member of a guest dele- makes Jewish life in Poland and iSternatioh of Brazilian Jewry. New York (WXS) — A pracStates, while four' a r e naturalized' insupportable also I How far- and how fast it proceeds tical device that enables any. one Jewish anti-Nazi boycott. — Jev« ^ 5. HENRY ELLENBOGEN: ation of th% Joint Committee for G e r m a n y | Meno citizens, two hailing from Russia 33rd District, Pennsylvania. Born i the Defense of the Brazilian reaches across the seas to empo- ; in this direction it is still diHi- to use a camera proficiently with- frow their c v n vhiskers. and one each from Austria a n d in Austria 36 years ago. Educated People. —EDITOR ison a distant land and to incite jcult to say. But there are orain- out any knowledge of how to.time : H A K TFOKD CHRISTIANS ] Czechoslovakia; only ,_two . were, in • Pittsburgh. Elected as Demohatred toward, those who will i ous portents. The most recent an exposure.has been patented'fcy GIVE SYNAGOGUE PTAINED'J Wi.VDOW IN KOXOU. OF \ . b o r n in t h e districts they, repre- crat in : 1932 from traditionally Brazil is a checkered land. Its come as exiles to its shores. Each j was a discriminatory police regu- • Professor AlberL Einstein togeth- :GLASS sent. Their average age As- 60, Republican district in Pittsburgh. physical beauty and natural anti-Semitic congress in Nurem- ! lation against . Jewish settlers, er with Dr. Gustav Bucky, eniin- : RABBI . . . Practicing Use Christ- j the oldest bing 70 and t h e young- Was seated after . long debate abundance contrast snarply with berg has repercussions in Rio de'and there-are. indications of fur- , ent authority on the curative use mas slogan o£ 'pood will aniont; I . | est 3 4 ; six a r e lawyers, three a r e arising from the fact t h a t he had the squalid poverty and ignor- Janerio. Every excess committed j ther restrictions to come. ' of X-rays, according to an article men.'' business men and one is a phy- hot been a citizen seven years at ance in which the majority of its aganist the Jewish population of i It is in the light of these facts in the Science Service. The de- i KANSAS MINISTEK I'RflES | sician; five represent New York, time of his election. Unlike most people live. Outwardly a proud, Warsaw furnishes an example to I that iffiitagration^ the other prime vice was patented last December. I MERGER OF C:-TKOI,Tf, rU.OT- I

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lESTANT AND JE^vIPH O i n T C H - | two each from Pennsylvania and first-term members.he pushed im- ndependent nation^ Brazilians Fascist hooligans in Sao Paulo i problem .in relation to Jews and |ES . . . 'We doubi tliaf his pirsu | Connecticut and one • is from Ill- portant bills. -• Sponsored law • to are actually dominated by for- and Buenos >ires. (Brazil, must be considered. BriefWave jvill find much f?.TOT f.inonf ni.pminois. 3.-.-_'. . - ' give Federal' aid to * unemployed eign- imperialist interests. In Yet anti-Semitism was unkcown jly stated,' the situation is as.folPassing from t h e statistical to musicians. Identiiled with Pro- theory a constitutional democracy in JBrazil four years ago. I spoke | lows: The pressure of Jewish Warsaw -—- More than 2,000 t h e "personal, we introduce" in ^al- gressive bloc. In his second term the government Is in fact a re- with recent immigrants, with I persecution in Eastern and Cen-Jews will emigrate . from Poland actionary dictatorship. Its "Presoffered legislation to bar mails to phabetical order t h e ten"Jews who long-established Jewish families jtral Europe and the limited fields io South Americar. countries in will serve in t h e 75th Congress: firms. UBing child labor, and for- dent*% Getulio Vargas,- pays lip- and with Americans and Euro- for immigration (Palestine and 'the first few weeks of ISC7, it service to freedom while he abolflags •1. SOL BLOOM: 13th District bidding use of. American peans who have known the coun- Birobidjari included) are such . was annouriced. New York; F i r s t ' elected Hi 1923inade abroad. Also author of bill ishes civil liberties and holds try_ over a period of time. Uni- that no posibilty can be left unexthousands of political prisoners ifor huge low-cost housing proto fill vacancy. Borii in Pekin, formly they stated that such feel- plored. Brazil, an underpopuPatronize Our Advertisers 111., in 1870. Abandoned /promis- gram which will be major legis- Incommunicado. So too with the ing as exists against the Jew in Jew in. Brazil. His present status lation in this Congress. Fights ing career as San Francisco jourBrazil today can be precisely datnalist to "direct construction of to: -win vote for residents of Wash- and future fate exhibit contradic- ed by the advent fo Nazism and "V.. tions similar to those which charington. Reports to his contituMidway Plalsance a t Chicago its "Aryan" crusade. Anti-Semitacterize the country as a whole. World's F a i r of 1893. Made : a ents via radio. Textile workers ism is being- exported from Gerfortune-in- a .chain of music stores.. •swear, by him because of his bill In ordinary times I should, many today exactly like Dresden Great joiner, baying; .a weakness to end chaos in textile industry. while in Brazil, have generally china or Zeiss lenses. Unlike for- fraternal .ord ers. v Becapie; na- r 6C HERMAN P, KOPPLEMAN: surveyed the Jewish community them, however, it need not evade tional-figure as.: director o t Wash- 1st District, Connecticut. Start- — its social history and compo- custom duties or outwit protecington Bicentennial, which' made ing- third term. First Jewish sition, its religious trends and di- tive tariffs. him- as well-known as Washing- Congressman from his State, born visions, its outstanding problems In this respect the situation in ton. Now directing : ses^ulcenten- in Russia in 1880. Built up pros- and personalities. But the times Brazil differs from that else. nial celebration • of •. t h e Constitu- perous business In Hartford as are troubled, tragically so for our where. Hitlerism, through its tion.. Ranking member; r ot Farefgn publishers' representative. Was people, and such attention as I propaganda, has doubtless intenAffairs C o m m i t t p v m a y ' vbetojae president of city council commun- devoted to the Jewish situation in sified anti-Jewishness in most chairman; Presides a t many dip- al'affairs. Called "the original South America was focused on countries. But in those countries lomatic functions. :';.•• • • Boy Scout" bscauso of his read- two specific problems: there had existed — in political,

iness..to do favors. Won place 1. The effect of Fascism, with social or economic circles — at bh^ikey Banking and Currency its world program of anti-Semit- least a prior base for that prejuCommittee in first term. First to propose direct Federal loans to industry. Helped make Federal 91st Serai-Annual Statement deposit Insurance permanent. Sponsored '.liberal R. F. C. loan policy to small business. Fathered: flood relief. legis lation for New England. Responsible for investigation of milk industry. Turn1614 Harney Street ed; salary increase, after cut, JANUARY 1, 1937 •'over to charity. Fought Representative McFadden's anti-Semitic. tirAs shown by books at opening of business Dec. 24, 1938 ades, in House. ' RESOURCES 7. WILLIAM PEYSER: 17th Quick A s s e t s District, New York. First electCash $4,076,435.57 ed 'In 19 32i Unseated Mrs. Ruth United States- Treasury B.. Pratt. Was a newsboy in Bills 1,997,610.00 6,074,045.57 Charleston, W. Va.,- whera he was W a s h i n g t o n . •:' •• "'"'•'• •"'': born-in 1873. Wealthy insurance Loans secured by first mortgages on im3. WILLIAM CITRON: Con- broker, reputed to have sold $30proved real estate 7,142,659.24 gressman-at-Large from Connect- 000,000 in-policies. Never active Delinquent interest 2,478.14 in , politics before ;. his election. icut. Born Jn New Haven In 1897 Loans on pass-book security... 11,233.80 Loans in foreclosure.. 294,289.35 Real estate sold on contract 29.S38.58 Real estate acquired through foreclosure.... 482,255.44 Office building and future office buildiag site at 18th and Farnam Streets 273,500.00 Furniture and fixtures 1.00 We are happy to announce that we are now" in position to serve you with Kosher Bmoked delicacies. Total /. $14,310,889.12 For your approval we shall introduce, our own makes • •„ . LIABILITIES . ' of Salami, Wurst, Ring Bologna, Corn Beef, Thick Credits to members' saving and paid-up Bologna, Tongue Loaf, Breakfast -Heat, -and:-' Baraccounts $12,957,888.64 becued Beef. ... ;; : Balance held for borrowers 32,552,30 We.can also furnish you with;barbecued poultry if Reserves 1,293,295.04 ordered in advance. : . Undivided profits 21,563.14 We guarantee all of our products-to be fresh and Borrowed money NONE pure. Only XI. S. Inspected meats are used by us. Ask for Diamond's Brand and be.assured of satisTotal $14,310,389.12 faction. ••'.". . ' ' • ' OFFICERS ' "DIAMOND'S KOGHEE ItABDL WILL EDGAR A. BAIRD, President J . HERBERT MeMILLAN. Tress. JAMES A. SUNDERLAND, 1st V-P. CLARK W. CARNABY, SSO. PBOTEC? YOUE TABLE . JAMES A. LYONS, 2nd V-P. WAYNE C. SELBY, Ass't Sec. -

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dtsction is scheduled to begin in [ made his i'irst amateur appeartwo weeks on this dj'iiamic story lance vhen he W.IE six years old, Dr. Philip Sher's talents have always deserved the adraira o£ industrial life laid against the jat & pupils' concert of Max Benbackground of an electrotype plant dix in Mendelssohn Hali. His' tiou of Omaha's Jewish community. Despite a large medical in Chicago . , . Harry }j.ersb£ieid, brilliant career includes member* • foWtshed ever; 6»>trtns nt Oniaha. Ncfcrusfen* bs practice, he has always found time to devote his energies to famed cartoonist and wit, now in j ship in Roxy's famous original • By DE. THEOOOBE N. LEWIS T H E JEWISH .PRESS H J B U S f f i N G COMI' the educational and philanthropic activities of the community. Hollywood to work for Warner; , "Gang" as vioiir soloist and as EabbS, filoant-Sinai Tesaple, Sious; City Bros., is being swamped •with in- 'concertm.af.-ter of the Roxy SymMoreover he has utilized his early training as a rabbi in SabacrJptton Prlea, one year .'• - r • • • vitations from .'cwish and other | phony Orchestra, Advertising rateDfurntsbed on application. the following of the currents of modern scholarship. Combinorganizations in Los Angeles and \ (Copyright, IPS7, by Seven Arts "THE KOY.AL TABLE" (AN institutions. Oniy by persuading his reverence for the ancient Hebrew lore with his knowl- OUTLINE OF THE JEWISH ish Feature Syndicate.) ing the Jews of the social import- I Hollywood anxious to have him! Edllorlal Olflco: 600 Brandels Theater Building, edge of the latest achievements in the world of education, he DIETARY LAWS) BY. RABBI ance of the major dietary provi- appear at their affairs . . . . Peter ' Slons city oritlcerrJewtsh Ootnmunfty Center has in his recently publishd book, "Wisdom .from the Bible JACOB COHN. BLOCH PUB- sions may we be able to restore Lorre has been persuaded to post- | DAVID BLACKER - . 'Business and Managing Editor his play "Xapoleon" on New j and the Talmud," shown how our ancient culture may serve LISHING CO.. NEW YORK in part the former prestige and Ipone FRANK B. ACKBHMAN - . . . . . .-•; . . Edtto? CITY. 142 . AGES ..$1.25 authority of some of these an- York's Broadway for a year and1j Jewry Absorbed the lai'ger purposes of modern civilization. FANNIE KATE3LMAN Council Bluffs. Iowa, Correspondent ] return to Hollywood to accept a. Rabbi Jaccb Cohn gives us a cient food taboos. in Past 15 Year* , He has extracted from that great storehouse of wisdom complete and splendid outline of The value and importance of !long-term contract from 20th ! ANN FILL • -• ; « ;•«." Sioux. City, Iowa, Correspondent Century-Fox . . . Sidnev Lanfielcl. i the dietary law;: of Israel. The Print Sbop Address: 4604 So. S4tb Street. the seconc part of the volume, and learning that which never ages, which is appropriate in w rsav J A The United volume is divided in two parts, embodying the practical aspects, |ond William Seller have been re-!s t a t *e s c b s o<r b*e d > — all times and places. Dr. Sher's "practical application of hi; ths 166,ooo Polish first dealing with the theo- which is a compac and clear warded with new directors' con-: J c i u t h e last fUteei1 y e a r s t h e knowledge has shown how healthful a viewpoint it is. ' retieal foundations, and the sec- statement of what Jews may and tracts at this same studio ire are i J e ™ A f r i c a n g ; . ; wish Society Dr. Sher's contribution to the world of scholarship is wel ond with the practical rules and may not eat, will prove inform- iglad to i,.icrm two of their ad-![announced last week Ud at a press v\; //Fly? festering rash of anti-Semitism, polluted by the injcc come and his book should find a place in every library, public regulations. j i n g a n d enlightening. My stric- nsirers among Traders of The F p _ ; announced ias t v,-eeK at | brew Watdiman or Mem-phis . . . i "onievence. m the last five years, The second division, the more tures against the first part are W a l t e r tif/ife=6f Nazi poison,/breaks out in ^far-scattered parts of the and private: howe ver ol y w v e B a n d substantial and important, con-. motivated by a stronhatred 11 Winchell, to appear in a j > ! f" 1 *" 1 i t h e eilrher world. -The latest disquieting report of anti-3ewish agitation * how res-!! motion picture with his pal. Ben!!g°' immigrants were tains eleven chapt rs. Though superstiticn no matter iveil comes from distant ivTortb. Africa, where three Jewish leaders American visas, totaling apbrief and concise, they give an pectably disguised, and by a £irm ' Bernie, is a new arrival in town proximately 6,000, it was stated. authoritative summary of the die- belief that the author's attempt' . . . Maxie Koseubloom is .were flogged into unconsciousness by the Italian authorities. The society said 05.000 Polish (o fight King Levii-sky in LOR Antary laws of the Jew. Among to defend the uiefary laws on myFascist leaders who made a. bid for Jewish support always y sreles early In January . . . David Jews went to Palestine in the 15•'•-•. By Rabbi Frederick Cohn other things, the author considClaimed'that anti-Semitism and fascism had nothing intrinsicalers what is lejaHy clean and un- stical and moral an * hygenic O. Seljcick's search for young- year period, 65,000 to South Again we enter upon the'New Year.' ' ly in common.and pointedto Italy, mother of fascism, as the It is the 1937th Christian year. clean' among animal, fowl and grounds is ludicrous, End certain sters to play in "The Adventures , America and 35,000 to other fish; how animals are slaughter- Co do more har • than good. We of Tom isa-wyer" is being; contin- < countries. classic example. However, recent events have tended to align Few know that the New Year is a religious holiday. One ed; the various laws regulating should accep>. thf trrth about the ued nationally . . . He is also : cictI n U l e ; a B l f i v e y e a r B > t n e B 0 " practically ,all fascist countries with anti-Jewishness.. While >" declared South America abthe mixtures of meat and railt; origin and growth of thes< laws. searching, he tell., us, for a ding ! sorbed only 1C.O0O Polish Jews Mussolini was bitterly opposed to Germany on the Austrian would not suspect it from the manner of its observance. Yet agricultural prohibitions, the Then plead with pur men and Southern girl to ploy the leading women to observe those we part in his production of "Gone i «" n i I e PalrsUne admitted 63,000 question, anti-Semitism did not cloud the, Italian horizon. But, January 3, eoming eight days after December 25, the reputed purifications of dishes, and mis- choose to retain net because of n With the Wind." Here's a c h a n c e ^ v ' h o m - 5 ' ( i 0 P entered in 1935, birthday of Christ,. the Jewish boy Jesus, is known in the cellaneous prohibitions. when II Duce and Hitler began to flirt together and a reappresumably supernatural origin for some of you talented folks . . . !!Palestine's recordd immigration i i i The theoretical part is un- and purpose, but out of loyalty to , prochment between the two countries was effected, then anti- Church as 'the Feast of the Circumcision.' Yet it has become wholesome ; in spiri. and unscien- Israel and the Jewish tradition. •THE CITY OF HOPE virtually a purely secular holiday, celebrated with special fesSemitism began to manifest itself for the first time in Italy. tific in temper, it is unneces- Other reasons are neither accept"The C'ty of Hope" is the title' v i Theol society announced that'in the Stowing need, it The officially-controlled Italian press began the "crusade" with tivity, and hilarity. Its main distinction is that it marks the sary to justify the dietary laws able, nor Cesircable, nor possible. of a new picture which tells in !v " " and to attempt to do so on hycolorful narrative style the his-! -"™ld convoke R. conference la an attack upon the patriotism of Italian Jewry. A few Jewish march of time, separating the old from the new, beginning a gienic, moral, aesthetic and mystory of the natioua'ly known Los ! February of all lenders of Jewry new period on life's calendar. \ offacials were, unostentatiously removed. Symptoms of antitic grounds is ludicrous, resultAngeles Sanatorium for tubercu- i t1ino rPoland to stimulate emigraUnderneath all there is a current of seriousness when one ing in bad logic a i d in the affirlosis maintained at Duarte, Calif., | " ;Semitism w^re unofficially encouraged instead of being stomp- considers the vicissitudes of life and speculates as to what the of superstition. The by the J. C. E. A. George Bilson,; ed out.. Aid now comes this latest incident in Italian-ruled Tri- New Year may bring. Of course, no one, not even the wisest mation ED i E BREED identification of holiness with Warner Bros, writer, wrote, di- I By Dr. PbiSi? S W .'• p o l i . . . ' . - . " • • no so-called 'astrologer' or reputed fortune-teller can tell. The consumption of certain foods is ;••„-' Libya, on the North African coast, has a total Jewish pop- future is (mercifully) screened from our gaze. The Bible says, shocking. It makes holiness a mockery. It is inexcusable to igulation of 24,000, more than half of them living in'Tripoli. The "Thou knowest not .what a day may bring forth"; much less a nore Bible were cared for in tents, and the xioston (JTA)—The educationthe origin ol "kodosh" ' entire Italian population of Tripoli numbers only 21,000, which year of days. It is, indeed, "the unexpected that happens" and which i s ' simply tha of taboo, The man of blood hateth him jrise of the sanatorium as an in- • al methods of Germany and RUBwho is sincere, and as for the up- stitntion p oviding free care for j sia breed ''slavish citizens,"' demeans that the Jewish residents form almost a majority. The ^his idea the greatest living philosopher, Henri Bergson of found in all primitive societies. tight they seek his life. and Gentiles alike from all ]. clares Prof. Albert Einstein in an It is naive in the extreme to beItalian authorities have been seeking to force the Jews to leave France (a non-Aryan by the way)-has built up into a complete lieve that in observing the dietary If a ruler hearkeneth to false- Jews parts of the -ountryWarner ! article designed as an address for 1 the new portion of: the city and return to the Jewish quarter philosophy, the philosophy of "Creative Evolution," which may laws, "we act as becomes a king- hood, all his servants are wicked. Bros, produced the picture with-j delivery at Harvard's TercentenThe rod and reproof giveth wis- ! out cost, for they are intensely in-|sry celebration >ast summer, but in, the old section. To. acomplish this, they took among other be termed, "the philosophy of surprise," for it shows how life dom of priests and a holy peo- dom, but a child left to himself terested in the sanatorium, to | Dr. Einstein was unable to aiv ple." That diet has "a hallowmeasures the decree forbidding Saturday. closing of shops in is full of surprises, inealcuble, unpredictable, unforeseeable, in- ing influence 01 the soul" is a causeth shame to his mother. which their family has already j pear because i the i'luese of Mrs. the new section. The reaction among the .Jews was varied. credible even. Who for inslance could have foretold the acces- pious myth, not a fact. Diet is a When the wicked are increased, contributed thousands oE dollars. \ Einstein. < j "Let the teacher have ae litSome Jews moved to the old quarter, others violated the Sab-sion of King Edward y i l l and his abdication within the year! matter of environment and con- transgression increaseth, but the A VETERA. T OF RA151O ditioning. Man;- a Jewish ras- righteous shall gaze upon their . Josef Stopalr, NBC concertinas- ! tie disciplinary power as posbath by keeping their stores open, and still others protested It is the outstanding event of a year full of dramatic and mo- cal, wallowing in crime would fall. ter and conSuetor, who celebrated | sibie," Dr. Einstein urges. "Then vehemently. These protestors caused the serious situation to mentous happenings. choke to death were he compelled his birthday on December 25th, is; the or,!;,- source or respect for Tainiud arise. When some of the protestors closed,their stores on the to eat pork. Rabbi Jonothan said: "Woe to a veteran of radio, hating been j him, on the part cf the student*, For one thing we should like to see Var and rumors of Sabbath, 214 Jews were arrested and three Jewish leaders were As for the mystic reasons for the scholars who study the law, associated with Station WJZ since j will rest on his human and in1923. A native of New Tork_ he I tellectual equalities." beaten in the city's square until consciousness left them. Two war' done away with. The threat of world-wide catastrophe the dietaiy laws the less said the and have no faith in God." better. Mysticism is a supra-raA scholar whose inside does others condemned to this public flagellation escaped when a hangs ominously and menacingly over the very threshold of tional and one must not quarrel not harmonize with his outside doctor testified their physical condition could not stand it. It the New Year. War has been long predicted as almost cer- with it. Yet in BO .practical an (who ia~not sincere) is called a may or it may not be coincidence that Balbo, governor of tainly soon to occur. May this prediction be belied, not only issue as what may, and may not, | corrupt scholar. a Jew eat, cne has a right to ex-| Our Rabbis have been taught: Italian North Africa, and Reich Minister of Air Goering ,are for the New Year but for all the years. pect better reasoning than is ex- i A high priest on leaving the One thing that would help this a great deal would be the elose friends, but we certainly feel that Rome authorities 'The Clothing hlbited in the following. "The Temple had been accompanied by stretch, things a bit too thin when they describe the floggings removal from the scene of political and international affairs unclean foods are those whose the entire populace. The people . of Omahs of such war-fomentersand war-lovers as Hitler and Mussolini, nature contains less of the divine. observing the two great scholars, as "merely symbolic punishment." their "associates and governmental regimes. The whole world they are more material and Schemata and Abtalion, left the . Kalian fascism is at the crossroads. Mussolini must either would rejoice and breathe a sigh of relief were the Nazi regime gross; and hence man gathers high priest alone and accompansparks when using them as ied the two Rabbis. Later, when repudiate "the anti-Semitic outcropping of some of his black to fall in Germany and the Fascist incursion to be arrested in fewer foods, than when eating the pre-the Rabbis came to take leave of shirt followers or else the stigma of brutal anti-Semitic per all countries. Long enough have the Dictators and their Dic- scribed foods which God's word the high priest, he said to them: secution must be identified with the Italian.brand of fascism. tatorships been a scourge and a nuisance, a seat and center of has Indicated as the more worth "May the childrea of the heathThe British newspapers, commenting on the Tripoli incident, mischief in all the world. May 1937 witness their complete while, the clean spiritual, more ens (because they were descendin essence to the soul of ants of King Sennacherib of. Assay that diplomatic circles in Rome expect Premier Mussolini overthrow. May the forces' of freedom and democracy obtain akin man." This is pious nonsense and syria) go Sn peace." They re- to take action to check the anti-Semitic bias: This is the only complete mastery on the earth, that humanity may register a reduces the whole question to the plied: "The children of the level ol the ridiculous. heathens may go in peace, behonorable course left open to- Italy's "iron man", any other real advance in all that makes life desirable and beautiful. It is nothing short of criminal cause they do what Aaron the 'action would blacken: with indigo darkness his page in history. to quote -with approval an ancient High priest did love teace, but As the poet has said: Mishnah, that women die in child the children or Aaron may cot "It is time new hopes should animate the .world birth because of three transgres- j have peace because they do not New truths should. dawn sions, one of them being the fail-1 want to do what Aaron did." ure to set asid,e the dough porRabbi Cha71 said: "The Torah The Epyal Commission of Great Britain", now. holding sesFrom new revealings to a race bowed down so long, tion, or "challah." This vile be- itself is a trusted witness to tessions in Palestine to determine the causes antl^ underlying pur- Forgotten so long.?' lief is an insult to God. A Diety tify on behalf or its students as poses of the riots by the Moslems in the Holy Land, has booked Talk about 'the forgotten man'; we seem to have been the who would inflict death upon a to who practices what he studpassage for home the 24th day of this month. -forgotten generation, "bowed down so long, called upon to suf woman for so silly a cause merits ies, and who does not."' contempt — not praise and ador^Naturally, we can only surmise what their report will say, fer so long such numerous and manifold evils; war, depression, ation. With 'this kind of a God, since no official inkling has been dropped as to the probable crises of one kind after another, fear, anxiety, and uncertainty arbitrary and cruel, it is best not decision. However, ^>ur previous experiences with British in- of every sort, not to speak of outright misery and woe. It is to have any eoiumeree. Women By PEKARSKT die in child birth because they vestigating commissions lead us to believe that the report will time for the tide to turn. May it turn with the New Year. do ,not get proper medical atten- JEWISH PRODUCERS, be more in line with political and diplomatic expediency than May the New Year be one of joy and happiness for the tion, or because of some organic j STARS WIN AGAIN with the true state of affairs. . ' widest possible number. We know that the new is but a prod- difficulty, but r.ever for BO ridic-1 Another fine tribute to the genA survey of the data presented at the hearings would uct of the old, that the newest 'new' will soon, all too soon, be ulous and innocent a cause as •us and art of the jews in the moto throw a piece of dough tion picture industry is reflected plainly indicate a responsibility on Great Britain to carry out old as the old was once newj that old and new are of one failure in the fire! . in the selections of th best its mandate and aid instead of deter the upbuilding of Pales- piece, all parts, and expressions of that which is neither old There, is no doubt that diet is American films o* the year, just tine as the Jewish homeland. The generalattitude of the Arab or new but eternal, that ^old' and "new' are priceless pearls of an important element in the announced. of a people and that the The majority of the ten best political powers-that-be is best described by their boycott of time strung on the silken cord of Eternity, that God as it were, mores dietary 'aws have a definite place pictures named were made by the commission, and the tightening of the police reins by-the wears about His neck as an Infinite, divine necklace; that the in modern Jewish life. The basic companies headed by Jews or Vslgora is America's ace overcoat achieve* Palestine government suggests that they place at least some future will grow out of the present, as the present grew out fallacy of the author'is his pri- made with film stars, directors mary assumption, indefensible toand writers of the Jewish faith, j credence in the statement made in London by J. Broadhurst, of the past. May it be as the poet Bryant sang: day, that these customs of diet proving that while Jews do not i saeat. Here are sarae reasons w%. It is retired chief of the Palestine Secret "Service and Tel Aviv gently, and without grief, are of divine origin and author- control the industry they do make j ity, and that their violation con- the best jictures. police, that "the Arabs are waiting for the day when the last The old shall glide into the new; 0 blissard-proof, @ wet-resistant; |fl vrana, stitutes a sin en. offense to the 1 g o c a t s oft an< a volley o English reservist leaves Palestine.. That zero day will bring The bright river of the fields of heaven Deity. These laws grew out of Cheers' for Harry Cohn-s Columfciiikless, @ soft* supple, @ lustrous, silky, an outbreak of Arab guerilla warfare far more, intensive than ? Shall journey onward in perpetual peace." the life, the habits, and the en- bia-studio-rnade "Mr. Deeds Goes hitherto." . -: vlronment of Israel, and they j Town," acclaimed the be.-, picto I once permitted myself to thus express it: HH wrinkle-proof, 0 distinctive, @ longwere observed because they an- t. ure o f 19JS; to Paul Muni's magThe Jewish people: throughout the world are determined "Out of the old, the new; swered a deep and genuine need. nificent portrayal of Louis Pasnot to take a door-mat attitude toward the British mandate in They insured Jewish separate- teur, which brought the second: • Out of the false, the true; vesiiog and ® moderately priced. The nine Palestine. Either the British. through their report and action ness, and, above all, impeded so- best rating for Warner Brothers Out of the scorn and scum of things cial contact with the Gentiles, to Sylvia Sidney, whose acting in will uphold their solemn promise to the Jewish people as re..lives resislt frosa the bleeding of alpacs, Life's sweetest for me and for-you, thereby discouraging Inter-mar- "Fury" helped win fourth prize gards Palestine or -we will speak forth in no uncertain terms V i Out of evil, good; riage. Later ages imputed to for this Walter Wanger film. June mohair and £ne wool. Thongli vox scarcix from bur protest to humanity. these food taboos divine sanction Travis, Chicago socialite, was starThrough harrowing, hardihood; and force. Once the very human red, in Warner Bros." "Ceiling From bitter hate and broken heart, origin and social puipose behind Zero." which with Norma Shearssow'until nest winter, you woa't corac across these laws is recognized their- er's "Romeo and Juliet" also was Love and peace through brotherhood." .:function in modern Jewish life accorded the highest national honEmj other overcoat, as plcsslsg in so many A Happy New Year to one and all! Samuel Dickstein, member of the House of Representacan be ascertained. ors by b .'ing rated among the ten - - Frederick Cohn. tives, has at least one matter which he is going to .call to the best pictures. The lainateae of the dietary ways as the Kuppenheimer Vtl^orc. See it. laws.— the Oral law knows eight attention of the seventy-fifth .Congress when it opens next The same committee of the Nakinds of Trefa, theMishna eightional Board of Review selected week - - the astounding revelation that there are eight hundred teen and Maimonides as many as Samutl Goldwyn's "Dodsworih," f ."hate" organizations preaching and advocating hatred of Jews, Rosh Chodesh Shebat > January 13 eighty — are gone} never to re- Mervyn LeRoy's "Anthony Ad1 B IJ3VCSSj?J©Jit.|j! JjTSOCf i!ppsSfSS''C€ t _Xturn. To tne. great majority of Catholics, Negroes and other minorities in the United States. °Rosh Chodesh Adar "MGM's "The Great Eieg; February 12 American Jews they are irrele- verse, feld," Warner Bros.' "Bas FranDickstein is chairman of the House Immigration Commit- Purim February 25 vant, independent of Godliness, cisco" and RKO'r "Winterset," tee,' and he states that he,-is in daily receipt of "letters and Rosh Chodesh Nissan March 13 Jewishness, and holiness. What | with Maurice Moscovieh in the copies of publications showing the existence of these hate" or- 1st Day of Pesach , March 27 we should preserve for social and jcast, amsg the ten most popular purposes are some of the | nims of the TCET just ended. ganizations, anti'this and anti that, all un-American. I think the 7th Day of Pesach Ecppenheimer HsndcrRfted Suits $35 to SSO .?. April 2 group more basic, less irrational and | X E W S FROM OUT entire matter will have to be brought to the attention of the °Rosh Chodesh Iyar 12 :. , April ess exacting regulations/ such as / HOIXYWOOD YCAY Kuppcnheliucr O%-ercoais S*5 to $60 new Congress." .' Lag b'Omer April 29 consumption of butter with meat, j Norms Shearer has returned ing c* pors, .in*, the Jewish j from, phoenix, Arizona, where sne Because most of these un-American agitators, who make a Uosh Chodesh Sivan , May 11 mode of slaughter. Even ' these j spent several weeks en the- desert I living off of the unjust .maligning of innocent .people, do not 1st Day of Shabuoth ". „ May 16minimum requirements BO long- j recuperating . . . Albert Ha!pdirectly affect us, it would be a mistake to ignore them. The 'Rosh Chodesh Tammuz .....June 10 r enjoy the respect of the bulk e r 'g best-selling novel, "The time to weed out a poisonous plant is before its roots have be- •Fast of Tammuz American Jews, who have re- Foundry," will be made irto si" .-. June 26 ifudiated COKEECT APPAKEt, FOE MEN WOMEN set caly KaEhruth^ but I jsetien picture by 'MC-K after come firmly imbedded in the soiL Rosh Chodesh Ab July 9 .he Sabbath, and other Tif-al Jew-nearly & year's preparation. Frs-

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THE JEWISH PRESS.. FRIDAY, JAXUAHY 1, 1S37. HONORS BRIDE-ELECT BIBLE CLASS Cfiesed She! Ernes Mrs. Henry Krasne was hostess ,ssaa CALENDAR O F WOSEEIrS 1 Sunday, December 27, at a dinj Since the beginning of the sea- A regular iseetin^ ttf the ner and bridge honoring her sis- j . •' ACTIVITIES son Hadassah members have been Chesed She! Eraes -will be helu ter, Rose Zelinsky of Sioux City, January 4—Ladies' Auxiliary, I busily engaged ia. various project:-! Monday, January t, at the home a bride-elect. Mrs. Ben MarylanCongregation of I s r z e 1, 'in order to raise money for the at 2 o'clock. Plans io*1 the * der of Denver, formerly of OmaSouth Omaha. outstanding event of the year, the opening- will be discussed. ha, who is visitiEg- the Krasne January 4—Chesed Shel Ernes. annual "Give or Get" luncheon home, shared honors -with the Janua.r> 4—Beth El Book Re- which is sponsored by the MediPEZZXEU-WITKIX MARTIX-JACOBS - bride-to-be. ' view—Rabbi Goldstein. cal Fund of the organization. One of the loveliest weddings Miss Miriam Jacobs, daughter The table was decorated in January 5—Temple 3srael SisMrs. Julius htcin, who is chairSam Beber Chapter Mo. 100 cli of t h e season was solemnizeil ot Mr., arid Mrs. Ben Jacobs of peach and blue. terhood Bible Class. man of the Medical Fund says, masefi its activities for the yen •when Miss Fannie Witkin, daugh- Des Moines, la., will become the January 5 — Jewish F o r u n , "I hope every Jewish woman in with its sexai-arr.ual election c ter of Mr. and Mrs. L,ouls Witkin, bride 'of Saul Martin, son of Mr. TO RESIDE Elias Newman. Omaha will p'an to give her sup-officers and a Craving, Sundr.y became t h e bride of Lester Pezz- and Mrs., Ben Martin of Sonth Louis A. Sinykin, formerly of January 5—Ladies* Auxiliary, j port and attend out fifth annual December 27. ner on Sunday, December 27 at Omaha on Sunday, January 3 at 3t. Paul where he was associated Vaad, Tea. j**Give or Get" Luncheon. The Jack Greenb&rg;. E0C1 Lafsy the Beth Hamedrosh, Agadel syn- the- Hotel' Randolph in Des with the St. Paul Liquor House, V • I January S—Pioneer TVosien ) need for oiir continued support ette St., is the winner of the cock agogue. Preceding the ceremony, Moines. Rabbi Eugene Mann- Inc., h a s moved to Omaha, where I grows stronger constantly and as Luneneon, Beba Idelson. tail set offered by the chapter. Miss- Harriet Bernstein sang "At heimer will officiate. • • • he is associated with the South January 6—Women's Division the Youth' Aliy-h raoveaient Herbert Forbes was eieeie^ Dawning1' accompanied by Misses The bride, will wear a gown of Omaha Liquor Mart. Classes. soon include the children of Po-Aleph Godol of the chapter, enc Florence a n d Esther Steinberg Grecian mode. H e r veil will be Mr. Sinykin, who has just reJanuary . G—Tea f o r Elias land as well as hose of Germany. _ George Shafer was chosen Aiepl. who played the wedding marches. of tulle and she will carry white turned from the SSnykin Ranch Newman. our task will be an especially | S'gan. Joe Guss will continue a1Rabbi David Goldstein and Can-roses and sweet peas. There will near Rapid City, So. .Dakota, is a tor Aaron Edgai officiated. be no attendants. ; graduate of St. Thomas College in January 7—Elias Newman Ex- heavy one, and I call upon the ' Aleph Ktzfcir. Alepb Gislsor io women of Oms.hu for their assist- tbe chapter •prill be FEE! Sacks. hibition. The bride was a stunning figFollowing. the ceremony a din-St. PauL H e is residing with his Bill Poster vril! serve as Aiepl ance." January 10—Junior Council or i Tire in her bridal gown of ivory ner "for the bridal couple and brother, Arthur Ted, at C30 So. According to Mrs. Stein, l i e Shotare Godol, assisted t y Ber Jewish "Women. lace, fashioned on th. Queen members of the. wedding party 55 St. following have already raised jSchr.eicer, who was chosen AlefJ v- u —cAnno mode. The bodice had a will bo held! .Mter a short wed_ their quotas: the Mesdames, £d!ShotE.re Kotons. Meyer Cranflal b gathered i.eckline and long fitted ding trip- the couple will be atTO ENTERTAIN AT LTJXCHEOX F E iLincoln," Dave TV. Bernstein, T. [ ^ * Aleph S ^ h e r , and Earck. sleeves. The bridal veil of tulle home at the Ed Mar apartments Mrs, Julius Abrahamson will Richard Hiller Herman Rosen-'* ! A. Tiiiiv- .Tact Kaufman. Sam ! Zelinshy -will serve as Aleph Ko A. Tally, Jack Kaufman, Saia fell from a coronet of seed pearis at 2003 Burt&j-eet. entertain at a luncheon Wednes- blatt of New •; and Lee Dove"-, . Colin, i>aTe Bernstein, Seymo-r hen Godol. f day, January f, honoring her and swept into a live yard train; A Lincoln chapter No. 7 dele niece, Miss Berenice Youscm, who | national secretary of the Iratern- j C o b a H a r r v Kuiakciskv, Reuben ijation headed by Aieph Godo; The bridal bouquet was of brides' ,._ -_™ g 0 ^ytoat toKev; T o r i j K l l l a ; o f B k y ; L . K c iakofW, i*w- ~roses and. baby's breath. Miss TO BE HOSTESSES AT TEA •will be married t o Dr. Morris where they :-rciri remain for twor e n c e F i E i l e > l Grossman, Davej Hy Polsky, and advisers Jak( Tlie Educational Committee of Blacker on Janrary 1 4 . Anno WitUi-i, -".ho W a s • maid-ofweeks as the gu ;sts of Mr. Rosen- Sherman, Dave Cohen, Sana AH- i linger and Palmer Goldberg vas the Women's Division of the Jewhonbr, were a gown of Dubonnet blatt. schuler. A. Herzberg A. Gold- i Present at t i e n e e t i c c Polsky velvet, the frock made on tailored ish Community Center will., he SCPPER" stein, M. Jhapmaa, Jules New-i^^o is feiieral ch£.irma2 of tfct JSJ.ZI hostesses to ihe women of the Princess liueu. She carried-an The Junior Hadassah -will hold ENTERTAINS AT LUNCHEON man, H. Reuben, \7illiaa Alberts,! Com"belt Re^iorxl COHTCI ion trcommunity at' r. tea honoring arm bouquet of Talisman roses. a Chummy Supper, January 7, at jbe in LiscolE, FebrnErr 12, 1." Miss Dorothy .•'Tied entertained R. Bordy, and Dave Stern. Ellas Newman.^ Wednesday, JanMiEses Esther Witkin, Lottie Zlotthe Mary Stein Cafe. An unusual at a luncheon t.t Dixor,s Sunday, Anyone wishing for i n f o n a a ' E S d ^ > e a r e Inforrof.tjra a? t r i uary 6 , ' a 3;0(>, in the Center kin and iV'nn'c Reiss, bridesmaids, program, will 1>P presented by December 27, in honor 'of Miss j tion in r e g a r d ' t o raising "Give t h ^ plans ana tentative *chec!i-l« auditorium. The reception -will wore varying • shades of royal 'lopular entertainers. Diana Himmelblocm whose en- jo r Get .» E " G B e T j s s s ked~t0 call of the tourrramerits. blue. Their flowers were Amer- follow the "Wednesday afternoon There v ill be no charge for the gagement to Harold Bloom was ! Ketiring officers of the charte classes of the Women's Division. Mrs. Stein. ican Beauty -oses. Misses Dordinner for newmembers -whose are: Aleph Godol, Htrolfi Eelin that evening. Out of Member of the. committee in- dues are i r othy Zlotkin and Leona Letwin, 5. sky; Aleph "gan, Sam Kaplan -r f < c bridesmaids, were gowned in clude Mrs. Sam Wolf, chairman, Betty Tuc'.nian is chairman of :•town guests included June Meyr- " BADASSAH Aleph Gisbor, I: ~ Jvsiman; Alep! ] erson, Florence Meyerson, Lorcr -•• e r v green nioire and peach satin; and the Mesdntnes: -Oscar Belter, this affair. Shotare Godol, Paul Sacks; Alep: raine r.Ieyerson, and Selma PasThe HadaEsah "Silver Lunch'e V v Their' bouquets were of Johanna Morris Bu'stein,1 Jack Cohen, Joe 1 Shotare Ko'.ose, Bill Poster ser of C T J id . Bluffs, Edith Gold- eeon," the first affair of the new "•c Bill Hill roses. All attendants wore Gold-ware, M a i i e l Grodinsky, VO-HOST LI- 'HEOX stein of Manhattan, Kansas, and year, will be held on Monday, Aleph Sopher, Ben Schneider wreaths of flowers in their hair Philip Klutznick, M. F . Levenson^ Mrs. B. F . Margolin, former re- Maxine Kopel of Cedar Rapids, January I S , at the Biackstone and Aleph Kohea Godol, Ja: C "** u i - « ' ^ Irvin Levin, Isidor Levinson, gional president of Hadassah, will harmonizing with their frocks. Hotel. Mrs. Joseph Goldware •will I TTeisman. Leon' Mendelson, William Milder, be honored a t a no-host luncheon Iowa. Sam Peizner served his brother be chainnaii, and hostesses -«-ork.- | Kevr officers will be fomal " C as best man. - Groomsmen were ing with her will be given credii I installed at the chapter's nest r "ri* Saturday, Jantary 2, at the .- Edward Dolgofi, Herbert Marks, and Dave Greenberg. 1 £> 1- - ,- c for "Give or Get." • regular meeting-, Sunday, Januar: Blackstone Hotel. Dave Reiss, Sam White of Omaha The year 19S7 marks the 25th Z, at S p. m., at the Jewish Cora r—*• At a special noonday bancjuet anniversary of the founding of j enmity Center. Mrs. Margolin will soon leave and Lou Kaplan, of Columbus.. c Y Cl ATVXOUXCE BIRTH for Cleveland, Ohio where she is to be held Sunday, January S, at Hadassah, a quarter century cf I r Following the service a supper Mr. and Mrs. John Beber an- to make her future home. -r r re :^ t *Dison's, Mother Chapter Ko. 1 of health-giving a^d life-preservinj for-200 guests was served. Mrs. nounce t h e birth of a son at the 5D Palestine Doctcrs A. Z. A. will inaugurate its new Louis "Vitkin, mother of the Methodist hospital, Tuesda'y, Deservice to Palestine. Jerusalem — No more 1 than !ablj£;"htnr-r.t 'or officers who were elected at the EXTERTA1SS FOR FIFTT \ bride, wore a black crepe after- cember 29. In honor of this, decorations fifty physicians will be licensee. ment would F. last meeting. Elected to serve as GUESTS noon gown.- Mrs. William Pezzi will be carried out in silver motif. by the Goverrmeiit during: the £'tDrparf ? P Mr. ana Mrs. Nathan Steinberg {AlephGodol for the nest six j A n v o n e w i E l l i n E t o M W a t this ner, mother of the groom, was Mr. and Mrs. Morton Richards tion ar: a t t e in the Official it was snaocsced gowned in Forest Green crepe. announce the birth of a daughter entertained fifty guests at a New j months was Joe Hornstein. Oth ^rio cf ' E P E to Gazette. Both wore corsiges of yellow at the Methodist hospital, Decem- Year's Eve watch party a t their jers elected are: Aleph Sgan, Reu- Goldware, Market 2871. home. jionored guests were Sirs.! ben Lippett; Aleph Gisbor, Sam roses and sweet peas. ber 29.. Steinberg's nieces ' and nephews, |Wolk; Aleph Shotare Godo!, Dave The couple Jsft Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kogan and Mr. Weiner; Aleph Shotare Kotone, RONOH • oh a southern -wedding trip. For Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Fellman • traveling the bride chose an eel announce the birth of a daughter and Mrs. Gene Kolfe, all of "Chi- Irving Nog-g; Aleph Sopher, Morris Adler; and Aleph Kohen Gogray crepe dress with black as- at the Methodist hospital, Decem- cago. Members of the Ronoh Club Mrs. Kogan and Mr. Rolfe are dol, Dan Miller. The present h a T e B t a r t c d a n a t hletic group to sories. On their return they will ber 22. . former Omahans and this is Mrs.Aleph Mazkir, Morris reside at 2212 Burdette Street. be affiliated with the Jewish Kogan's first visit here in twenty- will continue in office as his Community Center. Oriicers inKNTERTATNS term is for one year.- Dan Miller clude Bob Posley, president; Edfive years. ARNOFF-G1NSBURG Mrs. Paul Katzman entertained Another of Mrs. Steinberg's is the outgoing Aleph Gofiol. : Mr. and Mrs. M. Ginsburg of at her home, Saturday, December nieces, Mrs. Lazar Kishner who j Another succpssful social activ- -R-ard Cohn, vice-president; JiinLeslie .Denver announce the engagement 2B, in honor of her daughter, will be iemembered here as Miss j ity was staged by Mother Chap- mie Xiipsey, secretary; Davis, corresponding secretary; .of their daughter. Babe, to Mr. Ruth, who celebrated her six- Ria Rolfe, Is now on a world tourtter, namely, the roller skating and Sheldon Bernstein, treasurer. Gilbert Arnoff, son of Mr. andteenth birthday.' Thirteen guests j honeymoon . trip. Mr. anct Mrs. j party given at the MrB. J. Arnoff Of Denver. No were present. : J;. -Kishner -will tai"'e-their ixczne in j Roller Rink on ?Ionday t definite date for the weddings has ber 2S. Member.- of Sara Beber London, England been set. •: " „ " - * '" . VISITOR FROM SIOUX €TTY FOE j Chapter 100 and Council Bluffs Miss Maxine Raskin of Sioux j Chapter 7 attended. ATTENDS CONTENTION BliOOM-HEUJIEXBLOOM Furnished room for couple City is spending the week a t the Edwin Sommer is attending the Mrs. Ben Himmelbloom of Chi- Henry Krasne home. or Individual. SI51 Lincoln national convention of t h e Z. B. The first male white child born cago, formerly of Omaha, . anT. fraternity in New Orleans. Af- in Georgia was a Jew, Isaac Blvd. Haraev 2120. nounces t h e engagement of her JOSLYN ter the convention, "Mr. Sommer, Minis. " daughter, Diana, to Mr. Harold Paul H. Grummann, Director of Bloom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samthe Joslyn Memorial, ivill lecture Bloom of Omaha. Formal an- on the libretto of the opera "Mignouncement was made Sunday non" this Sunday afternoon at evening, December 27 at -a. recep- 3:30 in the. lecture hall at the , end MOBE SfiV per cent tion for members of the immedi-. Joslyn Memorial. Following .his . . . is &is fmol 1S36 stock cleanup! Splraate family. • lecture excerpts from the opera, Hi vetoes far NOW . . . and future IIMI and Harsey sponsored by t h e Federal Music Charge purchases payable In February. SKLAR-GTXSBURG Project a i d directed by Mme. Jlr. and Mrs. M. Ginsburg an- Moeller-Herms, will be presented nounce t h e marriage of their in the lecture hall. Ann Wlynarik, daughter, Fanny, of Elizabeth, Mezzo-Soprano, Lawrence Finkel, New Jersey, to Mr. Max Sklar. piest artist, Peter Koly, Tenor, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Sklar of and Helen Gerin Lang, gw-*. arElizabeth on December 27. tist, "will ,take part in this program. .•-••-• GIXSBURG-SCHUSTER The 4:00 p. m. organ recital Mr. and Mrs. M. Ginsburg-of at the Memorial Sunday will be Denver, iormerly of Omaha, an- played by ,Martin W. Bush, asnounce the marriage of their Eon, sisted by Alice Aiixier, Soprano, Tale, to Miss Sylvia Schuster, and Ruth Chatelain, Accompandaughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. jst. The public is invited to ati we Schuster of DenTer. The wedding tend these programs free of to S=Y to Etsrt hxiacre Soar, Join th«?m took place in Denver on Decem- charge. W d d ber 20. Only the Immediate family was piesent. The groom's grandmother. M K , A. Roninsky of invest Safely. Wisely in Omaha attended V e wedding.

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GETS 18 YEAES—David Frankfurter, 27, Jewish medical student,1 seated between guards .during Ms trial in Cimr, Switzerland. He 'was convicted of the murder of Wilhelm GustloS, Swiss Nazi leader, and was sentenced to IS years in prison. Ke said he wanted to assassinate Hitler.

SIXF-STAETEE EE3XT Vror.S—Open just didn't Ccc! Ll-c at Scy IJlez&oxrs, Cal. Three hanfilsrs f.re et wo-k o- ?•-_., t-rin; ?c vr::.urac him to race run. en suddenly kc ret the idea rvi plunc i . ^c Tv^i rc fct; rnf so at.rJ, vhen hp did get started, that he tore around the track like a streak an3 finished F, bang-up third Copyright United Newspictures

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Jew on the street . . . His de-year around sport as well as he mands for money ignored, the beg- can perform at.it. Take advangar hailed a copy and had the tage of the opportunity to get in Jew arrested on the "insult" on the ground floor for- the charges . . . In court it devel- world's renowned reducing sport. oped the Jew was a deaf mute.

Temple The theme ol the service tonight 'will be a symposium on the FOOTBALL M E I / O DRAMA: New Year, "Life, Liberty, *nf Marshall Goldberg, known in Pursuit of Happiness in-1937." Pittsburgh football circles as the Professor Dayton E. Hecfeman of Hebrew hill-billy, makes his home the Municipal University will in the town of Elkins, W. Va. . His father owns one-half of speak on "Prospects for Life- and Liberty in 1937,' and the Rever- the town's movie industry end Paul Turner of the Lowe There are two movie "palaces"'in Avenue Presbyterian Church will the burg, Goldberg pere being discuss, "Prospects' for Happi- proprietor of one of them .,'. . ness." Rabbi David H. TVice will When the news reels of. the PittNotre Dame game hit the town, conduct the services. . Regular Saturday morning ser- the rival theatre scooped the vices .will"be'', held a t eleven Goldberg house ^ . . It advertised the scoop -R-ith the greatest ado'clock.. '•/• : vertising fanfare the town has seen in age3 . . . And was_ the •. Beth-m Goldberg family face red when At. services tonight. Rabbi Dav- they had to go to the rival palace id Al Goldstein will speak on "A to see their' famous kin cavort on Critlo.ua of Jewish Leadership." the screen . . , ' Cantor A. Edgar and the choir (Copyright, 1935, Jewish Telewill lead the services! . graphic Agency, Inc.) Nest Week Next Friday evening," Rabbi $14,000 for: Polish Jews Goldstein will speak on "A-Modern Miracle - Worker." 'This sermon will be t"he discussion • of the Warsaw—^ The Jewish Comfascinating life and work of Eliz- munity announced receipt from abeth Ben Yelradab( the father of the Federation of Polish" Jews in Mr. Ben Avi who comes to. Oma- America of 70,000 zlotys (about ha on January 13. .-'•".-' $14,000) to be used.in cultural . Eliezer Bea Yehudah did more activities. than anyone els* tojperform the miracle of making Hebrew once again a living language. His life story is easily the most interestBy BAY SGHAPIEO ing and inspiring of any in Modern Jewish History. _ The second'game in the reguParents of: the children of the confirmation cla&s will meet with lar basketball season was comRabbi Goldstein and Cantor £d- pleted last Sunday before a cagar on^Wednesday evening, Jan- pacity crowd. The Barish-Sanders 1 uary 6, at 8:00 p. m. in the team dominated the day's game with a convincing 33-13 victory Lodge;room of the Jewish Comover the Alpha PI Tau five. In munity Center. •' ' • • the other gaues, the Xi Lambdas defeated the A. Z. A. 1, 21-9, and" the Psi Mu five had a Jiard tlmS convincing the A. Z. A. 100 that they were beat -with the final score standing a t 25-16. In the opener, the XL's started off in great shape and by the end of the first half had a 15-2 lead on the losers. The A. Z. A. connected for their two points by virtue of free throws as the solid defense of the opposite team could not be dented. In the last RESOLUTIONS: On the theory half, the A. Z. A. gave a better that even an Anglo-Jewish col- account lor themselves although yumist has a right to toss off a poor basket shooting resulted in few resolutions which he can lat- the one-sided affair. er delight in breaking, this being It was not until the last half the season of the year when in- that the. fraternity team could dividuals emulate organizations, pull away from the'A, Z. A. 100. your pal Peters hereby resolved Throughout the first naif, the . . . Not to: be mad at anybody losers kept within scoring disduring 1937 . . . Not even people tance or the Pel Jllu team with like Adolf Hitler, Julius Streich- the period ending at. 14-12. Miler. Sir Oswalds. Mosleyr. Bob Ed- lard Sigal and ~Ii Boggy "accountmondson, Mr. Father Coughlin or ed for 13 of those 14 first halt P. J. Biron, t i e m u g s r . . . To points while : Jack Epstein and think kindlier of Sholom Asch and Benny Wintroub were the only to forget that I didn't Ilka his A. Z. A. boys to hit the meshes. latest book, and maybe even to With Iz Boggy taking the offense linish reading it some day . . . To in the last two periods, victory, • stop promising readers of this col- was made certain for the Psi Mu yum big exclusives and then con- outfit. " • ... . . • To veniently forgetting them The accurate passes of Iz Noread more good books like Mar- vak, the steady eye of Sol Yaffe vin - Lowenthal's "The Jews in and the stolid defense work of Germany," Prof, Louis- Finfcel- Lou Weiner -were the vital facstein's I. J. Singer's tors in the Barish-Sanclers. defeat "The Brothers Ashkenazi," . . . over the APT quint. "With "WeinTo take a vacation in Florida in stopping the offensive threat about a -week or so and to keep of Marshall Giller ana" Iz Novak away from the race track so I passing that ball to Sol: Yaffe can't bg /tempted to win a lot of which accounted for 14 points easy money which will enable me due. to Yaffe's shooting ability, to retire from, the business of the APT's were stopped at every punching a typewriter .. ; . To stop pivot and pass. sneering at Anglo-Jewish editors Schedule for Sunday, January who are absent-minded, enough to 3rd: omit the Jetere colyrnn . . . To A. Z. A. 1 vs. Barish Sanders, start seeing so^ne good, bad or at 2:15. ' :• indifferent Yiddish shows to brush Alpha Pi Tau.-s. A. Z. A. 100, up on jny knowledge of the Yid--at 3:00, dish tongue . . . T o stop betting Psi Mu vs. Xi Lambda at 3:45. on football games with Sports Editor Idush Wiener and winning Swimming under the superviall his hard-earned dough - . . To sion of Dan Greenfield has taken discourage admiring readers from on a new . hold at the Center. shipping me goldfish raspberries Starting next Monday a marathon and : mouth organ's (express swim for the senior women with charges collect) in token of their the woman having the most numTo do a tribute to ber of miles to her credit In the esteem Mrs. Edward (Hadassah Presi- course of a month will be maradent) Jacobs, who's a dear old thon champ at the Center In her girl . . . . T o get a formal intro- group. A marathon for junior duction to the president of the boys and girls will also begin Junior Hadassah, who's a swell- next Monday. This- will be a 10looker . . . To answer'every ap- mile swim, with the American peal for donations to worthy crawl being featured. A Monday causes and then to go on the re- night class' for beginners will also lief rolls myself to get some of feature the girl swim classes.

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it back . . . T o stop attending con% entions unless they keep riff-raff away from the press table and unless they guarantee to serve squab at their banquets that can be taken apart without a hack-saw . . . To boycott all boycotts . , . To stop arguing with my boss about trifles and simply tell him once and f o r a l l where to get off (Mt. Vernon) . . . To do a good deed every day without joining the Boy Scouts . . . Aud to play more bridge with Arthur Weil of Washington and Louis Rlttenberg of New York . . . . •'•'.

The junior a'hd'senior doubles handball tournament with r.bout 4 dozen entered will get under way Monday, January 4, at the Center. This tournament with the singles eotning later on in the winter will condition- the- contestants for city arid Mid-Western AAU play.

It seems as if all I can write or do wpii't bring any more articles from the "Unknown Journalist" who has been riding the Health Club classes for the past few months. Probably he has RACKET: The ^danders' have faith inX himself as the once a new gag that threatens to be- "Charmle the Great" of Western come as popular with racketeers League baseball fame did -when as Rassenchande is with;t~e Na- under the' heat of competition he zls . „;. It's called "lnsulting the blew up. ; Here's hoping this soPolish nation." _ v . Any Jew youcalled expert on v the' art of voldon't havpen'to like is the goat . leyball- will again turn up In the AH "you. do is call a_ cop and say i future, to him, • "That zhid has insulted j

the Polish nation" and he's ar- Holler-skating. instruction for rested and usually -sentenced to matron .women and girls is given jail terms anywhere up to a year by Max Delrougii en Mondays and . . , Ther' height of something or Wednesdays from 5:30 to 6:00 p. ether was reached the other day, m. and from 7:00 to S:00 p. m. private advices, from Warsaw dis- Delrbngh,'a well known figure In close, when ; a beggar accosted a skating circles, can teach this

play got under way last Tuesday Maynard K a t s a a a was the whole ; scored the Ho. Bluffs A. Z. A. 7'during the melee. Sheldon Bern-! the Junior League should night with the Sharpshooters 'de- show for the Ramblers, garnering j outfit by the tune of 20 Young stein . played a p-reat floor game '• strong competition. feating the Ramblers by the j two fielders End four gift tosses'Bob Bramson looked mighty and caged three buckets from the! There is no admission chsrp.. score Buddy proved tc to be be plenty plenty : field lor six tallies. ; ! o v.-itneus ihe Jursior , ! t ofL IS.9. ^ ^ fWintroub \jfor a total of eight g tallies. In the j\ sweett and End proved ;yecl evpry TNP?VThe Bluffs crew should prove • which *-HT bo o f t h e Sharpshooters led the at-; other contest, th= Omaha Jobbing; sour for his opponents when he tack for the victors with- three I Co. got off to aa earlyy lead and'tarned panee at a guard arned in in a a great great pane gua tc be plenty tough ie the season . da* night with ihe first The Junior League Basketball gield al f it Whil t d d j k et 7:15 !>. m. Trom all indications .staking gield goals for six points. While | outpaced, outpl.-oted. and out- jpost. collpctirsr fi™ tvP-rrir.ScK '

COSHER Ey AS ing binsh . . . lionise Fitch, the radio ingenue, nite clubbing ivitli a group of Iricnds . . . "Apple ciieeked." Attorney yonaid Krodkey and Gertrude B. a new two-some . . . Sarah Fermeat ja retrospection of the | er find her tall, daik and handJ cheerful erents that have tran-' some fiance iro;a California spired during the year 1936:; finding a secluded spot . . . . j Many Jewish Trriters decry t h e ! The work of the Chesed Shel j fact that but little peace on earth! Krues v,ns never better exemi and good will to men exist. Yet,' plified than last Friday when a : great forces are at •vrork, except-; destitute traveler clied on her I ing in Germany and Poland, to way to Denver. Sirs. Louis j combat the evils that preach 1 Xevelett, sd'ter jnwch anxiety .hatred and violence. Hearteningei'rajiged lor the I'uneral serindeed is the editorial that apvices and burial . . . Mrs. Morpeared in the Omaha World-Her- • ton (Ruth) Richards ami Mrs. aid of December 2Sth captioned, : John (Tobic) Better arc begin"The Streicher Diabolism," exning to ivonder if the signs of coriating Hitler's Jew-baiter numJ the zodiac are co-ordinating ber 1, for his ettreme and dia-,' the "big moments" of their bolic fanaticism. Encouraging is; lives, or whether a Ripley "Ucthe report of England's anti-Fasiieve It or Aot" series oi' coinciEt act -which was passed as an cidences just happened along. i answer to the recent-outbreak cf Their wedding anniversaries anti-Jewish rioting by "mosleyfall oa the saiac (late, and last ites." There is much gratification Tuesday they woke to find. in the report that Hungary has themselves in the same room no place for Nazi ideals. And in the ssiae hospitp.l. Kntlt had herein our country the Anti-Degiven, birth to a girl, vliile her famation League of the B'nai roonnaate had gives birth to ft B'rith is working in a dignified boy. So now you can give them manner to enlighten our Chrisboth 31azel Xov in one trip . . . tian brethren with the banner of Max Baer, who is in the South truth. May the beautiful sentiin the interest of A. Z. A. vras ment of brotherly love be an actthe featured speaker for the uality. Aw-inain . . . annual homecoming service FriOlav Ha Sholozi day eve at the irynngojrne in One of our dearest friends in Baa Antonio, Texas . . bis F>"1>Hollywood has been, laid to rest. ject was "The Jewish Youth Harry Kavich was a kind hus- Movement"' . . . Add regnalar band, a devoted father and one "hand holders" and pness who: , who possessed a most generous The oil nisn and his "blond" •spirit. He was active in civic af- babe . . . The produce dealer ' fairs,, being: a prominent member and tlie beer heron's daughter . . . . I h e 4'c£.tty'' aad sapercilichants Association. To t i e widow, ons folk are •"b-zzing" about a

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house Sunday., afternoon, entertaining for Dr. and Mrs. Harry Levich, who were married recently. Mrs. Levich is the former Frances Rutstein, daughter of Mrs. Rutstein.

Honoring Founder of National Council of Jewish Women

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Mr. an I Mra.. J. Wolfson, acside. Dr. Lewis J. Dlmsdale, vicecompanied by their son Desmond president ot the lodge, is in charge of the program arrange- and daughter Fern, will leave next week for an extended visit ments.

/Society News

Mrs. Beba Id-'lson, secretary of ..lie -Women Worker's Council of Palestine, will speak at the Jew- Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Kroloff of : ish Community Center, Monday Mitchell, S. D., former Stous Cltyevening January 4, at an open ans, recently announced the enmeeting sponsored by the .local gagement of M r s . Kroloff'5 chapter ot the Pioneer Women. daughter, Miss Sadie Louia BurThe meeting will opea a t 8 nette, to Alfred LevicI^ son of Mrs. Louis London, 2606* Virginia o'clock. street. announcement was Mrs. Idelson r was recently the made at The a luncheon for 20 guests guest of honor and principle at the Navin hotel in Mitchell. speaker in Boston at the sixth Both Miss Burnette and Mr. biennial convention. of the Pion- Levich are Central High school eer women of .).r '.erica. graduates. She attended MorningMrs. idelson has been a resiCollege, belonging to Alpha dent of yalestine.since 192S when side she" was exiled from Soviet Rus- Gamma Epsilon sorority. The

In California. Enroute they will visit in Kansas City and Oklahoma City.

Miss Zerline Somberg of Oma-' ha visited with friends In Sioux City this week.

cf amassing arras> will reach their j training would not immensely climax ss soon, as' the KcyaJ Com- ! benefit by thi? Jnrorpov^ti.on of mission departs and while it is | such teaching within their regular pandering- Jts findings on the cur-| scholastic schedules, rent study of the administration I Now in opposing th!i? pip,t>,-—if of the Mandate. Charging that jit is f.o be. opposert fry vr~--l the Arab press is openly inciting: jshovild 'ike to T~e itr.Tncnse'h" sure to an unrestricted renewal of the i that one motive does not pp?er disturbances, the Hebrew daily j n a m e l y , t h e d e s i r e of , ' P W S editorially calls upon the Govern- frightened, by t h e Rjres, . frifrhtment to intervene before violence I ened by t h i s ape—ipntf Jiow i u s t starts. U y l — n o t t o b*? con^T>tono*iF riB Ill the meantime, reports reach- | J e w s . I shoiilfj Fan« 'to be piirp ed here from Amman, Transjor- j that this tragic nv.fi unworthy rnoda.E, that FaiiEi Bey El Kawkagi | tive has nothing: to <I" with anr I had sent a memorandum to Brii- | opposition of our group tCJhe soi ish officials in London, Palestine ; called "release" plan. land" Transjordan stating that he fcsd discontinued his fight ia Pal- Once more; X offer tfiesp re'estine on account of the appeal flections, taking today no Bide,. I for cessation issued by the Arab j because I am aware of the spirit| lungs, He announced that he waejual disquietude in ChrisMi-m rir. I prepared to renew the war if the jcles and the natnralnefP oi"?he findings of the Royal Commission plan proposed end I r-hmiUX wnti'f Sid not satisfy Arab demands. our Jewish grow, espeoian-r j n Tbe memorandum is said to con-those urban communities - where clude with threats against the |We^ are heavilj- represented "to English if they do not change ! judge the matter on its deeper I merits and not use too freely the their policy in Palestine.

The Chat and' Nibble Club elected new officers at a recent meeting in the home of Miss Shirley Cohen. Miss Cohen was elected president; Eleanor Rosofsky, secretary and treasurer; and Es- The: Hon. Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Hannah G. SoloMrs. Israel Zangwill, • Miss Winifred1' Kydd, Franklin of London, mon, founder of the Na- wife of the eminent' Dean of Women, Kings ther Marsh, publicity chairman. who will participate in tional Council of Jewish British novelist and Universiy, .Canada, .one Miss Gertrude Goldberg was the nation-wide cele- Women, who will, be playwright, who will , of the speakers from Canada in an Internaj formulae of a n anti-religious pehostess to the club last Sunday. bration held in honor of honored in a nation- speak from England, in tional broadcast comriod which is gone beyond recall an International broadthe Founder'of the Na- wide celebration by memorating the 44th (Copyright. IES7, by Seven ArtB Miss Dorothy Epstein, who is tional Council of Jew- Council Sections on cast sponsored by the Anniversary of the Na- Kaiman's Kosiser Feature Syndicate.) National Council of tional Council of J e w - Kommentg enrolled in the University of Minmonth. ish Women. was one of the first of the Jews January 11, 1937. Jewish. Women.. ish Women. nesota, visited with her parents Miss Burnett" is a guest of so exiled by the Sbvieta to choose LOU i£ E. U P P , Attorney Miss Marcella Levich, who enter- here-this week. (Continued from page 7.) Palestine as her new home. City National Bank Bld tained 16 guests at a miscellanfessional Men's Club of Log An- NOTICE OF SAU The Pic ne'er Women will be her eous shower and party this week geles was organized nearly thirty hostesses while she- Is in Sioux in the Sioux Teashop. The ap- Miss Ruth Rifkin, who Is enrolled at the University of Southyears ago, as the agency by which City. pointments were of the bride- ern California, Is visiting with the leading Jewish, professional elects colors, peach and- aquamar- her. cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Sam men cf Los Angeles could get toundersigned win ine. • . - •• - - , .-.",'-- al Greenspan in Fresno, California. gether for social purposes, and tm• ca,i. M ' o° w it nh« h i h a The Misses Esther-and-Lillian propthe Club is social in character en- eny? foVit? Rivin, 1503 Ingleside, will, giye a ll is.io Chevrolet Coupe, tirely. It meets once a month, [HliiffliiSltillliEttlTg THIS AND THAT ivtruor No. 1B12161 ping created a crisis, was married • dinner party today honoring Miss and generally invites as its guest The Sisterhood of Mount Sinai Burnette and Mr. Levich. Mr. The United Palestine Appeal in the home of George Sokolsky some well-known man in the proTemple will hold It3 January Jack Brody of Centerville, will be and the Joint Distribution Com- American journalist . . . David fessional woria ES its Guest meeting next Friday afternoon, an out of town guest.. mittee have reached an amicable Milton, son-in-law of John D. Paris (WNS)—Uruguay's new following a one o'clock luncheon agreement with regard to their Rockefeller, jr., and David Shenk- law prohibiting the use in pub-Speaker. Among tbe founders of Miss Betty Burnette, who is in the Temple annex. Mrs. L. D. visiting in the R. B. Jacobson 1937 campaigns . . . This year er, special counsel to the Securi- lications, on the radio and at tbe Club n Maury Finfrenstein, a costs and EX F . B. S . Sacks, and Mrs. Max Bergen will home, 1212 Douglas street, enterthere'll be none of the bitter re- ties Exchange Commission have public meetings cf languages j former resident of Omaha, End the Club cumbers among its pipipiniiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiBii'iiiiiiminiyHiiB criminations of 1936 . . . The two been exchanging words at the other than those taught in the be in charge of the luncheon ar- tained ten guests at a party Wedrangements. The members will fce nesday night at the Sioux Tea- NEW SHOCKET: TO SERVE groups have worked out a plan probe of Milton's financial deals schools is not anti-Semitic and members several former Omaseated at the luncheon tables ac- shop in courtesy' to her sister. for dividing the funds allocated , . But a couple of years ago will not be modified, despite the jhans. We were present at 'their COMMUNITY cording to their birthday month, to overseas relief by Jewish welthey were classmates at Columbia fact that it prescribes the use of' affair just a year ago and the Council Bluffs Jewry has enand a prize will be given for the Hiss Carolyn Fishgall, who Isgaged a new Shocket for the com- fare funds . . . Which is a good Law School . . . Charles E. Bloeh, Yiddish, it was declared by Dr. spirit evidenced was a clear indiGARAGE, LIENOn. most attractive table. Appoint- home from the University of Wis- munity, according to the Com-augury for peace in the Jewish dean : of Jewish book publishers in A. Mane, Uruguayan minister to jjcation. for the reason of the long ments and decorations for the consin at Madiscn for her winter mittee who has been active for community . . . We hear that the the'TJnited States, has just cele- France, in a statement to Dr. M.time existence of this organiza•»<LR BJrN3 n dCB-! KL E V ' N , Attorney. tables will be appropriate for the vacation, was at home to her the past few weeks seeking a new New York and Brooklyn Jewish brated his 75th birthday . . . T h e Jarblum, representative of- the tion. A similar organization in ,^^.f® "Centre Bulldlno, R Omaha is hereby suggested. months they represent. . : friends'" yesterday, afternoon from Sbocket to fill the vacancy caused Federations are getting ready to Aleph Zadek Aleph is boasting executive committee o£ the World N w i w E OF INCORPORATION OF WiNN THEATRE INC A skit, "Grin and Bear It," will 4 to 6 o'clock. last month. Mr< Mitchell Herod complete that long-talked of mer- that Eugene Blumt newly elected Jewish Congress. After Dr. JarKferrysiE-kers Interest ^ :N-otire_i* herein- given that the unbe presented under the direction ger . . . There is a committee beclerk of the Steu'benville, Ohio, blunt had explained that the law Tbe CocoauU Grove patrons c.ersurne« have associated themselves of Kansas City, Missouri was in • of itrs.' Louis Goldberg and Mrs. With their daughter Carol Sue, Council Bluffs on Sunday and ing organized to raise a lund to common pleas court, is the young- deprives Uruguayan Jewry of the are being entertained nightly by tortiher RUG have organized a corporRtion under the lp.ws of the State of Theodore N. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Greenfield of met with the Committee and ar- create an appropriate memorial est county official in the land . . . right to publish Yiddish news- a versatile chap known as Bill Nebraska. The name of the corporation js WiNN THEATRE INC The Chicago spent this week in the rangements were completed. Mr. to the late Herman Berstein . . . Blum Is 22 . . . Nat Holman, City papers and thereby excludes them ABBOTS, one of the cleverest M. principal r>!Rcr of busings shall he at Berstein's son, David, is working from a source of information beCollege basket ball coach, is Omaha. Neraska, snri the general naC.'s that has graced a cite club home of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Kru-Herod will retuwf In about two . Auxiliary Dance ijjre or the business to be transacted for the American Jewish commitcause the Jewish community is mourning the death of his father weeks to take over his new posfloor in these parts . . . Bill is shali be to purchase, ger, 3600 Jackson street. own. operate and tee . . . A prominent national . . . Edward G. Robinson, film- still too poor to publish a paper really Eill Arosson, EE Omaha j, com-oi ition. one or more theatres, music The Ladies' Auxiliary of Shaare Jewish organization is footing the | nn!ls and any type o»form of enterin Spanish as the law requires, land's "little Caesar," returned "boytchik" who attended Central and Mrs. Lou H. Mitchell End Jo deal in any and alt Zion Synagogue, will sponsor of Mr. bills for a good part of the Jew-from Europe bringing with him a Dr. Mane said the law was draft- grade school when his father I tainment, Toledo, Ohio, former Sioux hussnesB incidental or pertaining WINS BRIDGE TOURNAMENT their annual Mid Winter dance end of the religion census be- fortune in paintings • he acquired ed after long consideration and Morris operated tbe "nickleowho are gnests in the Max Harri3 won first place in ish To borrow money for corporate pur. on Tuesday evening, January 12. Cityans, ing taken by the Federal govern- abroad . . . Prof. Jekuthiel Gins- is in the Interests of the state. deons" on lower Douglas street j| pose? home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pickend to secure any "obligations the annual Bridge Tournament The dance will be given in the us, 3319 Jackson street^ have ment ^ . . A huge collection of burg of Yeshiva College, editor of He denied that it was anti-Semitic . . reminiscing of the days 'when', I i". Tnor.tRage, pledge, deed of trust or Rainbow room of the West Ho- been guests at daily social* events sponsored by the Elks' Club last Judaica which the Jewish Theo- Scripta Mathematica, tells us that or directed exclusively against we discovered that we played an week. Several hundred persons logical Seminary once almost ! To purchase-, lease or otherwise sctel; with Mrs. Meyer Shubb in during the week. ant! to hold. own. Fell and dlgparticipated in this tournament bought from the late Baron Guinz- Grace Jaffe was all wet when she Yiddish, pointing out that Ger- engagement et the Cameraphone lI quire, charge of the arrangements. of. real and personal property of wrote that the 11-year-old son of man, Roumanian, Russian, Polish, operated by Aronson - -? years I Pose Mr. and Mrs. Pickus were at which is an annual event at the all kinds and to deal in stocks ago . . . Anson won an amateur bonds, debentures end securities of home Sunday evening, compli- Club rooms, open to the entire berg "of Russia for $150,000 is the late David Freedman, ace gag- etc., are equally affected. gathering dust in Moscow wareevery sort. writer, was collaborating with him menting Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell. community. Mr. Harris was preYOUNG JUDEA The Uruguayan minister ex- contest on the Paul Whiieman To purchase, hold, sell and transWednesday, Mrs. Pickus was sented with a Silver Cup, with his houses . . . It seems that before on a book intended to popularize pressed understanding of the hour -that led to his vaudeville fer shares of. stock of this and other the sale was completed someone calculus . . . It is the oldest Freed1 nnri to acquire the good. career< . . his Ben Bernie and corporations?; The Young fudea group met hostess to a group of friends at name engraved upon the cup. rights, assets and property, and offered the Baron more money man boy, Benedict, who Is doing hardship the law would be on the "Amos and Andy*' are without vi)1. a one o'clock luncheon in the new to undertake and Rppume the whole or older Jewish residents but firmlast week at the Jewish Commuand he accepted, but that deal too of the obligations, and in The Sisterhood of the Talmud was blocked by the outbreak of the work,, and the book is not in-ly Indicated that there could be equal in variety entertainment . . ar.y-pars nity Center with their advisors Egyptian room of the Oasis. general to do r,nyi)iine as the tended to popularize calculus . . . no deviation from it. At the same Out-on the East Locust drive the same may p.upertain to,insofar Mrs. Roy Swarzman and Mrs.Torah Society will hold a regular or be useful Miss Eva Orlikoff and Miss Sothe Russian Revolution and the The Seligman family of Louisville or necessary, in connection with phie- Franklin. Mrs. Herman Sol Novitsky were hostesses at a meeting next Wednesday after- books were confiscated by the So-got a surprise transatlantic call time he urged the World Jewish new Club Royal has been attract- for, the conduct o? the business of this Licht led the club in games and small luncheon Monday' in the noon, January 6, at the home of viet authorities . . . The annual the other day . . . It was from Congress not to undertake &cy ing capacity crowds. An intimate corporation. and atmospheric spot operated by To carry on business st any place Martin Hotel, honoring Mrs. Mrs, George Roffman, 625 Wilsinging. , convention of the American shad- their-son, Joseph, who had been protest against law because such Julias Brenner anfi Morrie Ab- or places within the jurisdiction of Mitchell. action would be futile and would son Avenue. A" 1 members are A Junior division of the club the United Stntes and In any and all chonim adopted a" new-rule remissing since December 3rd . . . only have the effect of discredit- ramson . . . Jce Christy (Tossil foi-eicrs countries. Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. A. G. urged to attend. was organized and will be under quiring all clients to furnish Hequit Swarthmore college to The e-uihomeo ORpitai stock of this Grossman at birth) is a one-man ing and injuring the status cf the supervision of Miss Franklin. Sam complimented Mr. and Mrs. corporation ehsli be $10.0i'O.Ut). divided proof of age and set a minimum Mitchell a t a dinner party in their The Council Bluffs Agudas Ac- fee of five per cent of the bride's enlist in the aviation corps of the Uruguayan Jewry. He asserted vaudeville snow where merry ex- into 100 pbRres of the par value of Spanish loyalists . . . But they £100.00 each: and all of said stock temporaneous cuips provoke conhome. that there is no anti-3emitism In him Society will hold its installa- dowry . . . shall he- common stock end shall b» wouldn't take him . , . BOOK REVIEW TO BE New Tear's eve, Mr. and Mrs.tion of new.officers next Thurs- AMONG THE NAZIS Uruguay; that the Jews enjoy siderable amusement. Three oth- paid for in cash, notes, or other proSHORT WAVE ITEMS perty or services, at the reasonable and Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell day evening, January 7, at 8:30 full equality of rights and have er acts adds variety to the show market GIVEN NEXT MONDAY Pickus value thereof and shall be Juan March, the multimillion- no justified complaints. He emThe correct name of the Order will be guests of Mr. and Mrs.o'clock at the Eagles Hall. Mr. non-assessable. the Red Hearts, mentioned aire financier of the SpanisVFas- phasized, however^ that Jews who The corporation ehniT commence do-Rabbi H. R. Rabinowitz will Harry Horwitz, later -attending a Harry Kubby will be installed as of Educational Opportunity inp; business on She first day of Decthe new president. Following the here a couple of weeks ago, is the cist rebels, is descended from- the came from Russia and Poland present his next book review on party downtown, ember, 1936, find i'.s existence shall We recommend to young marmeeting, refreshments will be Knights of the Flaming Heart and Chuetas^ that little known colony form ghettos In Uruguay and seg-ried couples and others interested terminate on the ruuh day of NovemMonday evening, January 4, in ber, 2HS6, unless its life be extended the Purple Robe . . . The outfit of Ma'jorcan Jews who were con- regate themselves from the rest the , social hall ; of Shaare Zion Mrs. A. H. Baron and daugh- served. All members are urged meets in Jewish education to register beyond said date by amendment to verted to Catholicism in the 15th at 422 25th Street, Union of the population. If they perter Beverly are visiting this week to attend. these articles. Synagogue. He will review "The That the highest amount of any InCityt N. J: . •. . You can get an century . . . The Chuetas (which sist in using their own language, for the College of Jewish Studies War Goes :On" by Sholom Asch. in Minneapolis, with Mrs. Baron's debtedness or .liability *° which this which opens Tuesday, January 5, means "dirty little Jews") are still this separation will never be application blank by writing to parents, Mr. anf. Mrs. S. Weiscorporation is nt any time to subject The Council Bluffs Talmud The book review will begin at the Jewish Community Center. phpj' nof- exceed two-thirds ot Torah Society will hold a regular P. O. Box 133W, Union City , . . patiahg~. v . Birobrdjan is build- changed, Dr. Mane said, because The curriculum includes Hebrew, itself, berg. promptly a t 8:30 o'clock. its capital stock. of department stores the object of the law is to further meeting Monday evenlngj Janu- The fellow who takes your money Ing a'-couple That the riffnirs o* this corporation ; Yiddish, Jewish History, Customs s?ho,H be conducted by a board of diDr. Delia Galinsky left- this ary 4, at eight o'clock at the is A. Rudert . . . The head of the ,' . 'The Jews of Johannesburg, assimilation. and Ceremonials and many other rectors of no; legs than nor'more than Shaar£ Zion week for Chicago, where she hasChevra B'nai Yisroel synagogue. organization, who is called "chief South Africa, have acquired a 36seven, and the following officers: A interesting subjects. S a 1 e w i n I'rpRirtp.rii. justice," is O. J. Oliver' Graybill acre tract on which they will accepted a post as resident phyVice Pvpsidpnt. Secretary, Michnick is the president of the P.nd Treasurer, p.ny two of vhich of' Rabbi H. R." Rabinowitz will sician at the Chicago Maternity A large crovd attended the . . . The "spiritual director" is build "Balfour Park," a vast athficef: rrif.y be held by one and the ] College. Registrations received at speak this evening on "Balancing Hospital. She was the guest at B'nai Brith Lodge No. 688 meet- Emily R. Graybill . . . The appli- letic center . . . . A Vienna film game person. the Center office. EATtT.. T>. ROSS, Judaism" at the regular Friday a number of farewell parties dur- Ing held Monday evening at the cation blank indicates 'that the company hopes to repeat the sucKOBE ROOSE cess of the Louis Pasteur picture Order was chartered by New Jerevening service. Cantor A, Plia- ing the .past few weeks. Jncorpooraton. Eagles Hall.. Election of delegates The J. CY C. Bowling League In -p^epencp- of liin and the synagogue choir will Last Saturday evening her par-to the next District No. 6 Con- sey in 1911 and again in 1935 with a, talkie based on the life of is continuing:, beginning Tuesday, IKVIX C. .LE . "Nation and Race" is the Paul Ehrlich, discoverer of salchant the ritual. ents, Mr! and Mrs, Herman Galin- vention to be held next summer anuary E, at the Francisco BowlCantor for the Junior Congre- sky, 2301 Jackson street, enter- on a boat trip on Lake Michigan name of a new monthly publica- varsan . . . . The Berlin Jewish GEN E. KAZLOWSKY, Attorney j ing Alleys. Last week some recgation service tomorrow morning tained as; a faTewell courtesy, p u t were chosen. Messrs. O. Hoch- tion giving currency to Nazi ra- community is experimenting with Suite S3?, insurance Bldg. will - be David Holland. Marvin, of-town guests were, Mrs. -Galin- man and Nathan Gilinsky" and Dr. cial ideas . . . I t ' s . published by the produciton of plays in syna- "Davar" Demands British Gfcv- i ord breaking scores were made NOTICE OF INCORPORATION OF . Matlln will.be reader-ot the Law. sky's brother and sister, Mr. Julius Moskovitz' will be elected William Gregg Blanchard at gogues as a possible solution to by the following: Leo "Welts, £54;i SERVICE AMUSEMENT CO.. Inc. enmtent Take Steps to Candy will be distributed to the Cohen and Miss Lillian Cohen, of as delegates, and Dr. Isaac Stern- Clennont, Florida : . . In the first the dearth of theatres and public j Notice is hereby given thnt the unAbe Venger, 24S; Aaron Tv'eitz, | dersipned Avert Fiirther Slots hp.ve formed a corporation children by Bertan and Bob Llp-Minneapolis. hill and Mr. Herman ' Meyerson Issue there is a vicious anti-Semi- halls available to Jews . . . Dr. I pursuant to the laws ot tbe State of 2 IS; Jack Melcher, £11; and Isaac Herzog, new Ashkenazic tic article by Major Frank Pease, shutz In honor of the marriage of will be chosen as alternates to the Nebraska. The nam* of the OOT-IWH-HJerusalem (WNS — Palcor tion ehRl' be SKIT.VICE A^IUgEMENT g&eir uncle Jack. LJpman to ElizMr. Morris Davis of Cincinnati, convention. Following the, meet- the famous Red-hunter . . . Pease, Chief Rabbi of Palestine, is the Agency—Demanding that the Pal-Kicky Kropp, 208. CO., INC., with its p-.-inoinal place oil only contemporary Orthodox rababeth'Kaskln. - ' ' - ' • Ohio,' is visiting this week with ing, refreshments were served. who calls-himself a friend of the business in Omr-lm, DmiElns* County, estine government take iinsiefliate J Nebraska. The penerai not life i>f tb« The speech class of the Ladies' his son and,daughter-in-law, Mr. Plans were made for the initia- Jews, often visits the headquart- bi who knows as much Greek as steps to avert a repetition of the business to be -transacted l>y t'ie corAuxiliary of the synagogue met and Mrs. A. M. Davis, 1524 Sum- tion of new members to * take ers of Jewish organizations . . . he does Hebrew . . . The Nazis disturbances which lasted sis poration shall be to b\;y. sell, t-isstribSTOID. page Wednesday evening. Mrs. Milton mit avenue. i nte. lease, h^re, or otherv.ir-e Roquirr place a t ' an open meeting to' be But he's also chummy with such are privately boasting that they months earlier in the year, Davar, disisose of emusement <ievl<'<?<?, Mushldn and Mrs. Joe Kutcher held on January 25, at which anti-Semites as Robert Edward will soon have a. new trade agree- Hebrew labor daily, charged that a religions day-school in addition land novelties r<nd other rerFoiml property, on Mose9 Mendelsohn. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Goldstein time Mr. O. Hochman Will present Edmondson . . . Speaking of Ed- ment with the United States . . . large-scale and to act as aprerjtR in connecUoi'i preparations have spokf! on M i to their secular sclsool. It is a therewith; to sell or to purchRse^ or mondson reminds us that his sus-Fritz Mandl, Austrian munitions Frank Epstein Is chairman o£ the and sonV Paul Jean; of Chicago, his stereoptical slides, which are pended sheet has been replaced by king, is the son1 of Alexander been inade for the renewals of thej frightful burden for any child. othe^vise acflTiire J?.^V riErhft. p;-Jvi~ arrivde in Sioux City last Friday very interesting. ' fvanohises BSI!t,'>.!>!€• disturbances by the Arabs as soon Hence it has occurred to a cum- ieees. licenses or class, and' Mrs. Kress, instructor. to visit with Mrs. Goldstein's a weekly one-page rag called Mandl, a Jewish industrialist who as the British Koyal Comrnision for the purpose!1, of the coiTOvniion; ber of Christians to solve the to conduct, Rrrmsemeni enierpr?^'?^ nnri mother.. Mrs. Leah Baron, 606 Maurice Gilinsky of Milwaukee, "Jew in the Light." . . . The pub- embraced Catholicism before the now in • session here leaves the practical problen. by incorporating furnish eistertftinmenf. of nK kinds;; in War . . | The elder Mandl was the : lisher'is Ernest Groener, P. O. buy," holu, sell and exchanpe any end Virginia street. They will return Wisconsin left Tuesday night for country. In furnishing the pur-religious Instruction vStnin the all kind? of real and personal property; backer of an anti-Semitic party Box 1824, Mldwaukee . . . Groeto Chicago next Sunday. ported details of the systematic his home following a few days scbeiiule, the time-plan, oi the deal in PtooKs, bor?0F ami p^cu-'iDr. Theodore N. Lewis will . . Fritz, who is now a Protes- scheme to "apply pressure to tbe secular school acd tfcus to give to ties: to borrov mrmey pru! secifc th<^ visit here at the home of his par-ner Is- the clearing house for Nazi .tant, speak this evening on "The War same by pleasing HB re»> ostate or married Helene Strauss, a propaganda in the Middle West Royal Commission before it Issues their children religious instruction personal Mr. and Mrs. Mcrris. Weisberg ents, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gilinsky. properly, and tc tie ar-y^hhic: Goe3 On" b y Sholom Asch. . , . A shipment of anti-Semitic Jewess, who adopted her hus- its findings," the daily asserts without burdening them unduly. and entertained at party, last Saturevervthinp1 necessary or IncidenMore than 150 fathers and sons band's faith . . .,* Mandl is the that considerable supplies of arms And I confess that, it 1 were a ts.! tr> the comities- of the hwclnesn of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Yudelson literature is due In; New York chief corporation. The (Uitnori7«?<1 «*Rnattended the annual Father and day evening on the occasion of support of Prince Ernst von have been saiurgled into Pales- Christian this is precisely what 1 the harbor from .Hamburg in two their sixth wedding" anniversary. i*a! stock oC the corporation s?ioll IJA returned home Tuesday following Son' banquet Tuesday evening in Starheraberg's Fascist Heimwehr weeks . . . . SIC,Olio.Of), eonsistliir oT '2"0 pharos (>C tine from neighboring countries, should want to see done. a week's visit, in Chicago, Illinois. the Temple -Annex. Si Krueger. the par Vnlue of ?Sfi.0(> each. F.acl? ABOUT PEOPLE particularly from Iraq. Fauzi Mr. and Mrs. Ben Silver of Now let us see how the thing share of stock shall be full PR>« for was - toastmaster ot the evening "The gendarmes finally caught (Copyright, 1937, by Seven Arts Bey El "vVawkagi, who became •would -work. . At a given hour on anci pop-nssessnbte \rh"r. Issued. Th« and Mr. Ben iSekt in charge of Omaha were guests this week: in Abe L. Katelman, who has been up corporation shnU commence biisin^ss commander of the recent-Arab * Feature Syndicate.) with Paul Wiseman the im| gives days the children in a given upon the filing' oi Its arlioies vltU the arrangements. Representa- the homo ot Mr. and Mrs, William ill at the Mercy Hospital for the poster revolt in Palestine, is charged who was palming himself ' • past ten days, is improving someschool voiild separate according ?he Conn'y Clerk of I^nnsrla?-- OoiivHy,, tive fathers and sons spoke at the Gilinsky. <or p. with leadership in the new mili- to their religions, C&tholic, Prot- Nebraska, and pi-iaji eoirHnu-? off as one of the European Monwhat but no visitors are permittMusic Sciosl ia period of DO y^ars. Tin1- hH:U"-s>: dinner and a musical program tary preparations. tefiores .• . . He was nabbed.in amount of intSebfeiTnesi? to Tvnici! fh« Miss Mina Slctsky entertained ed yet. estant, Jewish, and goto class•• Moscow .. (JTA)—Opening of was presented. Dinner was served slial! aft tinv ?ime ^i!h.le*:= Seattle and is to.be deported to the first State music school In .the • Large" funds for arms purchas- rooms assigned them where they corporation Itseli", phfili not esceec tv."o-t5iir<Sf of by members of the Temple Sis- a group of friends at a lunch in es are'said to have'been raised the Canton Tea Room Tuesday Mrs. Leo Blank and son, Lane I France . . .Chiang Kai-shek, the autonomous Jewish • territory of by intimidation of wealthy Arabs would be metfcythe p.ieats, min-the co.pHni Rtoek; bin. tbl?; rer^.rjction terhood; ' ' not ineimie in<5ebterirsess ee.-u?e(« noon. Burton of Chicago, Illinois are ] dictator of China whose kidnap- BIro-Bidjan, in the Soviet Far anfi-by a special tax on Arab cit- isters, rabbis or else by quaUfied shnl'i by mortgages or liens,- The lufsiness Catholic, Protestant and Jewish of the con'ornti"n shfi.ll be ooivjitetol leaving Saturday night'for their East, was announced here last rus exporters. Foreign sources Jay teachers. And that would by p bonrO. of flir^ct.ors, ic ,jir-r"~^'" of 8 Mrs. Leon Marx and daughter, home following a two weeks visit day, Is confined a t the St. Jo- week. ••'" . h:.\B also been supplying fanes | happen so fe.Ed BO macy periods a. not less than two persons, am: by She Lenore, are visiting In the Furth here at the home of Mrs. Blank's seph Hospital iu Omaha. ofiice;-? of ihe ooriwaEitir/, vrho s!»iH . The school has an enrollment for the uew attempt to defy Brita. presideni:, v!ce~j>ro..«id^;U. pporf-. Reverend Newman Flanagan of home in Omi-ha. father, Mr. Barn y Gilinsky. of 700 children and has been al- ain's power, the paper suspects. week. I take It that Jewish chil- be •a-y and treasurer, any two of v/hlofe the Blessed Sacrament Church The Chevra B'nai Yisroel So- lotted a fund of 75,000 rubles for Terrorist bands are EOW being or- dren wlio attend a Jewish relig- offloC's may tip heW bv i'w. same r»:;rious school in adciiuoB to their will be the guest speaker at the The articJea res;' be BmemJeit Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kalin of Louis S. Braunstein Is confin- ciety will hold its monthly meet- instruments. ganized in - Transjordas, \7ith secular school would readily be Eon, ant ?\ny ref;i.-,Sar o?* special meetisip- of next meeting of the B'nai B'rith Mitchell, S, C , visited in Sioux ed at the Mercy Hospital where ing next Wednesday evening, each laember cf the force prom- i excused from tils instruction. I the PtocJiholrters fey R rnajoi-ity vr><« of ' Lodge on Wednesday evening, City last week-end. outstanding' stock represented a t he is ill. " January 6, at eight o'clock at the Legesd has it that the Jews of ised a monthly salary, the Davar wonder whether BO and so many the the. meeting: ,January 6, in the Jewish CommuChevra B'nai Yisroel synagogue Yemen settled there forty-two asserts. All preparations of or- J!Jewish SAM COWCK. • children who now get lit— nity Center. Edwin W. Baron, Mrs. Beulah Rutstein, 314 Mrs. George Steinberg, who -was at 61S Mynster, Street. All mem-years before the destruction of ganizing the military r a n t s s-ca KARRT CqUCVS, m % '.tie or no religious or Hebrew I' •• . president of the lodge, will'pre- Eighteenth street, held open injured in an accident last Satur- bers are requested, to bs present. the first ' A. U WARREN', V j %s

Sisterhood Meets Friday Afternoon

By PHINEAS J. BIRCH

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Mount Sinai

• B'nai B'ritE

12-25-36-44,

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