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" POLAND AND THE WORLD . The- official proclamation of the ;f 'T'EZI new government party- in Poland, the Camp of National Unity, rept n - i ^ f-1I T * I! tikt.K resents the very nadr of 'barbariSismcS-I i d le acer, ism in that rapid deterioration of trUI be in 0 next. TTECfe Frihuman, civilisation which day, Satires 1 Sun- r ^ * i f<™9~ gqne on -sincS; the* "war; ."'The' Jews Dcok To IIol)ilis3 Jcv7i3h OpinI O-oven • T he local "•^Iii r re ,3dEE are; too numerous.: The; solution1 i3 , , , :'-ion in;Campaign . •%ic*-' |,,s^f |fe,JL <S«» \. S=h stirg Th&t Etdzsd SD,O0D plan s for & ve Ks lite E aturemigration.'" That ii3 vhrutal ' d a y evenlnS, May £9 a n d xnass ecscisiealiy enough..'?. What,-follows, however, •.';_••,•.•'• H e r s - . S d rsee ting and free ccscc rt EL I; fi£.T brealts both the' expressed 'and A t"*?™ * 1 All local Zionist groups are ralw (WNS) — TThilg the afte moon tit E p S, Tis CO ncert -tacit agreements of human, socie^»feo^ %aJ' Ai!.**, **.**. *fci&. W^.i(>-M>j&>. i of Brzesc, scene of nearly will be give a by the Il a r ore 2 T Si, ty and'plunges "it back into the lying afound the national Shekel 1 two days cf violent anti-Jewish t h e B'E&i IE rael Z '!.* £ ^ fif:;gr jungle. "We cannot, wait until t h e roll. call, •• forgetting _. Zionist party j disturbances, pleaded for a ret i.: I I iTl. I 'I •problem solves itBelf by-theVdis- differences in their intense desire LJ to' register- every -possible .indivstoration of peace and ] appearance pf the Jews, for : • ; .: | In a proclamation posted i .must without:'delay find «mploy- idual. This coming Sunday is •JW%*JU, ' ^.J .K | oat the city, the ministry of the i inent f o r tne Polish population, in i interior dispatched a, special com- ] trade,. industry and the handi- as .National Shekel Day, and a I mission of inquiry to Brzesc to crafts.'.'.In a "word, war is declar- house-to-house campaign" will" be The Je-sris the. v i n a k e an investigation of the otited by :&: state against - three mil- made in Omaha to put a s many I f cai high, EC the eoe'sU names a3 possible onthe shekel ! break and to fix responsibility lions- of its nationals, a "war of ex: roll call. The aim of the national j for it. The mayor's appeal extermination. ; • /, •: •'• "he Jew, j pressed regret that 'certain ccn• This desperate situatonv : illus- Zionist organization is to register : a minimum of' half "a million ja I soienceless circles took control cf Professor Bsros cf Col trates a good -many things. First i the town" and aided "1 lz.il to law is. useless, agreements' are this country.. . . . . Terras Baoliss as Ocx; • Betty Eosen IJorris Eirslienbaim '•understand why anybody should .•useless, treaties .are- useless un- Morris Minkin, chairman of the | are co-operating- in t £$??, No, -want to punish so many innocent less men consent to them from Omaha Shekel committee, urges • Chosen-to represent Jewisli Mgh school graduates at seri erent, vkieh SE xm.6; •within when.the Polish Republic.] Omaha Jewry" to -respond gener- vice and reception this evening'. people. The events o: : Kay 13 th I ship cf the Social SErri New Tort (JTA) — '•was-set. up;.in-1919 the treaty ously to- the committee's plea j brought shame upon the good j tee cf the J, C. C, z:. Jevrry is faced vritfe a crj S u n d a y . '•:'; . '•'< - makers "thought they had done j name of cur city." \ Fedsretion E.Ed ilie paralleled IE its history si: TEL-AVIV CROWD BUMS their duty by giving the^national The shekel costs fifty cents and j Although the funeral of M. First Esile if its decline i: minorities', in eluding: ths jews,: all entitles the holder to vote 'SWASTIKA HOISTED " . I Kedziora, the . Polish police offinecessary rights within the xiew delegates for ;the-world Zionist1 rhprh^nir, "hr-.-rp "hPF-r, cial whose fatal stabbing by a | ? " " *J:;V"«™... state. : But from the beginning congress. The buying of a sheWER BANK Je-wish butcher precipitated a po- + . the dominant Poles • trod under kel also attaches > the purchaser's g r o a , passed -without a renewal Tsis is cue of the COSCIUEIOEE • foot the minority rights embod- signature to a memorandum urg•, Tel Aviv (JTA)' — Raising of | of violence, the situation . in. of ProL Salo TT. E£,ron, Frofes- \ ied" in the .treaties a n d not, only ing Great Britain to keep its proa swastika flag over the German ' Brezesc is still tense and critical sor cf Jer-isti Histrrr £t Cclcic- i those-ol the Jews but those of- the mise to Israel., andl: not .infringe with almost all cf the city's SO,-1 bis University, in "A SOCIEI r»nd j Templar Bank last week precipiother large minorities as welL further on Jewish rights in the Ex-P r i;m e . Hinister • Coimsds "fated a disturbance that necefsi- 000 Jetrs not darias to venture; Religions Eistciy vi tfes i'fTE"! For it must ~not be forgotten that homeland.— ._ . .. .x^ -into "'the street. The barricaded! published ic. three voH'meE vv, j this new Polish Republic wa3 and - Zionist" leaders point out that House of Deputies to End tated police action to eafl. houses and rained stores s.nd | May 19 fcy the Ccluinbia TTniver-i v is "'a- state of many nationalities. it is especially imperative that t!j.E CVOT: - r' "'-''-. *-. Anti-Semitism A large crowd, stung to Tnry a t ; shops cavs silenced .all eommer- sity Press. ! Frederick Co^ IF IF "W( f Of Its roughly thirty millions of all Jewry back the shekel roll call the -unexpected sight of the Nazi | clal activity. Yirtcally all of tee raac, "«The Jewish people "hEis be-1 Tpcatioi?.. Rug inhabitants only — again rough- at this particular time, because (JTA> . — Gbvern- tanner unfurled-in ths Sean of | Jews were reined by the looting come increasiaely old in t i e bio- | ly.——.-sixteen to seventeen mil- the British commission is at pre- Budapest fiestraction of their shops, logics.1 sense,"., ha says. TCLiie ii Goldstein v i ' I Hona are-Poles. : Stories : were a u - sent studying .the-future course to ment - supporters weighed: this the all-Jewish city, rushed .hauled d o r a t i e . Hag, j The damage is dated at f 500- once led. the rcrM In r.utrsricr.1; lion. Cantor thentically told me as early as pursue'in, regard- to'" Jewish and •week a -B-arning 61 ex-Prime Min1 it. 1924 ^of-JRuthenian rvoters- being Arab, aspirations in Palestine. ister Stephen Bethlen that intro- trarnpled and burned it. Police .! 000. Preliminary estimates indi- increase, -it is ECT ir.creasfcg at ! "rushed and" dispersed the demon-[ cate • that at least 50 duction of: "Nazi methods" " of €TS were a slower rate than any other peomet, by machine-guns at the urns. "We must "mofeiiize" Jewish'- public injured, many of them seriously. ple. Pro?. Baron attributes this The J e w I s h parliamentarians opinion," they state,, "to show treating Jew3 might result in strators. A food shortage is adding to t h e i t ._.,. ,„ ^ . ^ r , -••were even then desperate . over Great' Britain that we are solid- Hungary's-economic collapse. "As a consequence of a policy difficulties of the Je-wish popula-j .«™>,o „-,„,• f o ; . r n r ;.; f the callous disregard of all "trea- ified in. our determination to re.The t tlon. One hundred Poles aocusty-rights. The Allied Powers tain our rights- under t!he man-of aping Hitler the nation would Regional Conclave e i of tating part in t i e outbreak j £ ^y._c6uld'hardly Seep garrisons in date . given to T rebuild a Jewish be exposed to a-world boycott ; ••;. of. B'nai 1 rate, "sccotmted I -.T-. fVis « « to which. might bring about the xolIrave been arresteS ES.3 EDIUS are „.;„,-. \lp Poland-to, protect the; rights of homeland.in the Holy Land." to^cding growth of J< tsi, u n the-minorities handed .over to the ,.... Special Impetus was given ..the lapse of the whole country in a JLocaii already convicted E E 3 oa i tvtfr ^™ -f-ViC. 1 5>cf J V . way to prison. A special police £e- j . *f"Poles. "Hr. Woodrow "Wilson and- Zionist drive by the announce- very short time by brining the seer T i e Southwest Eegioaal • Coa- tail. from "Warsaw has been as-i * ^ his, colleagues: In Paris ;had faith ment last i week by ,the British whole industrial life, to a standtxie feei | still", Count Bethlen declared. ferencs.of B'nai B'rith '-will be | signed to search for property 'stol-j ^ " ^ t ^ " ^ ^ ^ ^ "^ in'.-written law. That'is the r'lrou-- that 'only- -TVO labor-certificates 1 1 Dls-iyitli;lawyers andlaw-makers; l f ! t£ ; He addressed the'Houss of ^De- held in<Osiaha-nest fall, accord- ! en i r o n • Jewish, shops, ' sorce of i p " ^ ^ , ^ ^ .., . Palestine were issu- puties 'tin.'"what.he called".the..dis- ing. to an- announosment by S p t - j i t - h a s ta&ii recicred to its ows-| ^'p^-jjv^'^p^^l^.-^T-r-i-V^'fc. .-.-Tfie^J.'-d9.:'nip^-'--KSo^that-laws ar& :to "the,'jewis.lt "people :-fo'E the '""'• "uE^ess'''unleS3\tliey. are Vthe; :BSj.rain Harlis,. prcsicent of i.2.*i^ c r s . ' August pxoportiQSatQly,:larts .nutit-ef: of{l2fca •.,-.,'preasfon.'ranct''codification;" o f " ' s i of E'rsi B'riti. .i^-Huhgaijls tate5i.tlIaOiff.. : "V .prefeilstent morality. The Jaw. la p baafea.Ioa ' " : i wiU hold' its"la.stjthe ostsifisWfiila argIn^nSa~tJ^anseiSt^Si^''" pminoBsls: jsprtenda a-tsirera cur..work out a-prpgrata to correct meeting, of this •• term om Monday I E"aarfi every rcaS Icii.zc '= already: in.~ the '.consciousness or/It taiimeiit • of;.JowisS''. immigration this-disparity, he counseled it to evsning, Jane 1, "at which time j Brzesc. T i e streets are rtrcr-^' . ...id N o w h e r e . '•/ .-. ••'.- /'- ••" •"• '•: : r / ." ; "' All", this is true and universal- into Palestine,' "unless a . strong suppress anti-Semitic- agitation-j-officers for the next ter Trill he j with wrectage and litter, incIM- : ^ " ^ "Tr : Jewish protest is efficacious. j ing the torn and-burned records ^ " p ^ ^ , ^ «,.„»«.«, _« with a strong hand for t i e . Jew- elected. l y -true. Nevertheless the tragedy Ssr:4gain:. specifically. Jewish tragish problem will never be solved The'annual convention of Bis-j of debts owned to Jewicb. ^ edy! -Members of other minoritby disorders. trict Ko.' 6 of B*r.ai B'rith will Se ] nes3 men. 'Kaay of Ersss^'s JCTT _" j pre-K-t: iesi'ln-Poland^ (rdoubtlesa suffer . Praising- 'Jewish, -contributions held on board "the steasser "See-jure plannisg- to lea-re the city for j ^.^"-^ I ports f i lacfei,- rvvantsrinjuBtlce;-indignity. to. economic life of Hungary, h e ! sn&bee." The delegates E.CCO21-' good. Thoss who remain • fcave: '.ol.^extermination la desaid the predominance of Jews i a panied by their Sarai] es and! to start &XL over asais i ana esoi ctaredragalnst them and none can industry in. this country is-as cans-j friends will • board the liner at ] their stock TTES either looted cr j H be. : And that, for two" reasons. EiDr. Ignas ed'by the'fact that for centuries j Chicago on Monday, July 5, and ! destroyed,, .ana their "Warsaw (WNS) ther," like the Germansvln; Po'sen Oljenick, the Jewish T)rain specia- they, have' been isarred' in many]after .a cruis-s of the Great Lakes!books SEfriei eff and burned. j ^e*ws ^- O u\T arid West Prussia, they haye the list who saved the life oft Bettina countries • froEi cay occupation j vill return to .Chicago, on Friday, j The govemsient's efforts to al- { ^ o ,.^, o c ' *,_" moral protection of a powerful Hibbentrop, 14-year old 'daughter [July 9. All convention sessions | lay "Jewish fears are being- baited | Z^~ n^r.-rcwr -fr^-r1 commerce and industry; national - state across "the horder of JOachim von Hibbentrop, Nazi butHe cautioned against estra-le-[Vill be;held on the stes.mer. Ev-iby the circulation of a t>i a ^ V i •to hy me ;\aoiy-like the Ruthehians, they a r e envoy : to London, hy performing gal discrimination against 3ew% j eryoae regardless of wfcsiher or 1<r ,, paBe d f , e ? ! r o i • attached to the soil, their --'soil; a successful operation on her in and Eaid that all Hungarian.econ-Jnot:-lie-13 affiliated' with B'aai tional Radical Party which cs their-immemorial Boll from: which his Amsterdam clinic, I3 a refu- oinic and social evils were "some- B'rith," is'-inTited to attend the | upon the'country to take revenge | the ,maE3 of them cannot .be driv- gee from Germany, according to time erroneously ascribed to'- the convention. on the Ze-ws for the death of Ke3- j n ^ c ^ toppage in Bianj : ^-S pe-I en -without a clamor from;them a dispatch i n t h e ^Warsaw Haint J.ews." . • . . ' . . . ""• • : Information conceralag- the^ziora. In response to this Inflain-! £Y to pre- : ;'* ; Land-from their mllions of fellow- from its Amsterdam corresponniatory manifesto, new octbreaks ; Count . Bethlen recalled that cruise may be obtained from Dr. ' J national^ across the border in the dent,-who interviewed- the-emin- Jewish imigrant3 from . -Galicia Abe G r e e n - b e r g or Ephraiin oceared in many parts of -the] 1 A.. O"£ratnian Republic which, would ent Jewish surgeon. •; country, aati-Sersites attacking i had arrived here 60' orJJ70. years Marks. " • the Jelrs of Grabow-, near l<ods,! Dr. Oljenick- who. hails - from ago and 'ESS' established importexploding a bomb at the entrance'; ih'deed.V fill -the •world and' give Grodek, near Lemberg, was oneant industrial and commercial en- Final •Meeting' ©£ th?;t F:i"^-h r. to the" headquarters cf the T7ar-; pause-even to the Poles. ". • . of-~the" leading brain specialists terprises by perseverance, intellito gence and industry. •'"Only''ihfe'- J e W are defehseleas. in Germany until the! advent of Jev-r omen' j in Terespol, Kobryn, CsernovrOnly the Jews. Because only the the Nazi regime. .Together with . "There.is nothing strange about 'cyce. The riots were suppressed; *""."'i* *Z"lX' The "Women's Division Jews lack the two natural de- his teacher, the world-famous Dr. that," he said, "since the Jews little dificulty but in Gra- I ^ ^ 5 ^ f , hold its last .meeting cf the year fenses of human" groups: a state Zondek, he was forced-into exile.-J a r c a people with a culture "gothe Jews are T " " " 'EaaET t"Cu" of -tnlir ovni somewhere' in the Oljenick told the Haint corres- ing back 5,000 years who were on Tuesday, Hay 25, at 1 o'clock, .ave pointed out e c o - : r ^ ,-,; bosses, fearing a repatitios ; •world that -can speak flor them p o n d e n t that Ribbentrop knew he. not allowed in most countries to at the -Jewish. Community Center, j their .Following . the luncheon, . t h s ' ? f the. Brzesc - pogr and"; close settlement on soil that I was a JewlJut the doctor didn'f pursue other professions thai? ; must be grateful meeting-will-consist of a! resume bow outbreak began when a , « r - i langers of concentration." is,their own." So long aa Jews re- learn his. patient's identity until trade. Hungary g e Jewish eoocosiio crisis • is ' l s a ' maiirt7hat may-wel lbe ^called an after the operation when she told io-'-the Jews for creating • a-new j of the activiUes of the organisa- | shopkeeper stabbed a ' Polish ^i s less acute than the biological, j ' . -. : industrial life." : :jtion during; the past year and ] competitor. interstitial • population, a popula- hm.who^shewas.lie EssertE, and the national ties-1 Since then, Oljenick Bald, Fraution dwelling and working in the "But the fact remains," fie-j plans for t h s coming year.' Elecaccidental interstices of-any-giv- leln Ribbentrop haa • correspond- clared the former , Prime '-Minis-' tion of officers'will, be" held. Oth- HALF QF- BOOES SOLD Hi | two will be- j L t c r n q r c i t r en" social and economic order.- ed with ' him .regularly and has ter, "that Jews and Jewish youthj er features oa the program will pfi/>j| p f r^rsT'fC? i cpments In t i e In;I:"Etr..f 1 they- will continue "to be defense- asked ' permission to .visit him occupy most of the position in;include a.resume of the National c c 112"** ^ ^ c ** X •Hungarian industries. This| i3 Conference of 'Jewish less' ^whenever'•'through economic during her summer vacation. ! Fltnr ha-e CsHtornia Social j JJJTIIQZ3 provoking dissatisfaction among Work .and-its relationship to our 1Ri contraction orvnationalistic re-ini the b«--r-r.-;jt CE" crKs (77ICS) the Christian population, -which local''Jewish situation, particulartegration- the. interstices close. YOTEB PEOBE 'by Junior Esc considers its position insecure, ly as.i^a This Ms true : of Polandl -It may Ms DiPv^Vt-';?-^"^'.^. I become true of other countries. I Allen. . Ct. t t c T'-' r ~r si." Boston —-• A special commis- while to Christian youth particu- vision.- by FeTrisa authors ! do'hot say that bur people are not sion to investigate- the activities larly industrial life is practically , 1hi3 .meeting will-co=cluae.-a d i t (• Ko« S I four -yesra cf| to ^continue to fight to'the utter--j of and ^propaganda for Nazism, terra. incognita •• (an 'unexplored most-.active asa successful y e a r j ^ r r . . ^ " " " ''"tX, t^* l""**!..^ • .. most"for' their rights 'in Poland. /Fascism = and :Communism in : Mas-field.) ; , : . I flo-nofjay, God forbid," that! "Nazi-methods, however,.. .Trill President of lice are siattog system; authorized in a. en world_Jewry arid -especially; Amer- t m " b y " t t e sSte^ Senate r without' not bring. any. advantages'to' Hun- ths Women's Division. • Other of all 'boo!:Etops to uncover boots gary,-;which has- only 2,000;000 Officers for the past year were: JT' f r ican Jewry is not to support o u r ) d b t g n-Jcr..=. hare ro-f jpeqple,; seeing that : 3-nation of Tice-President, Sirs. Ben Sllfer; written-by Je^rs. brethren in Poland ' to the •'• very ' 1 r-cr J Boofeshop proprietors have been 70,000,000 is unable -to . afford Secretary, ' I I r s . Irvin,.. L-ovin; limit of all r we have and are,/ In Italy ; such a policy without, serious.con-' Treasurer, Mrs. William. Milder. warned to destroy scch -E-orks a t -thifer, spirit'_IV salutes my^deari arid sequences^ As a consequence'' of Chairiseti of the stansiing cosa- osce. honored iriend Shplem Asch on New '."STork.-^— A Central refu-. a -policy-' of; aping- Hitler the na- mittees' are: Telephone Casnsithis iciissidri'here in' the senride of our.: brethren • in Poland a:nd all gee committee'is., being' establish- tion would be'eiposed to a'••world' tee '— Mrs.- David Coin; Social ' those meii and wonien in Airierica ed in Italy with the :help . of a boycott which' might bring about Cossrnittes — Mrs. J". J. Greenneat is dace thai •frhoi'are-cooperating for, t h e de- ?10,000 appropriation ; hy. the the collapse of the whole country berg; Junior Clubs Committee — fense a^ad "relief of Polish JpTrry. Joint Distribution Committee. •.• in a'very short time hy "bringing" Mrs;. Morris Katlaisan; Motor Don Brodkey' is sow associates ths whole internal industrial life Corps Cezassittee — Mrs. Kcbert With the law firm of MOEskjr, But, I want-at"the same tlrie a tslij, Elarer, and Coiea at hard-headed facing of fealitiea the world and a3 the •whole o£ the to a standstill." Kooper; Kitchen Coaiaiitee — siaha KttiossI Bank bi:IIafor'thp sate of the entire"fiture Jewish people — for-, the reconMrs. Louis. Keveleff;. 'Kesabership S?g feocJal • of our. -people. We need a state — —stitution of a majority of the 11ITIS1 S1IPF1KG lilli; Co.msiittes'.— Mrs. Inria StalmasT : 2:1s cfHce 572 In^rwiice , iaot: necessarily, an abstractly; sov- Jer. 3 in .the- world upon ancestral [ ter; Draaatic Committee — Sirs. wi'gn one ^ . a n d a soil; we need Boil within a policy of our own; ; .'SERVICE'TO' ?AISST! 'Eara'Theodore; Buildins-Cc21rr.it-j11" g. v ;a 'polity ; and. • a" land. - Not' otter- We must apply all possible palliates.—"Mrs. T. A. Tully; PKfrani I | wise" can; Jews, -not 'otherwisei i.ean tives to the Buffering of oar peo- - LondonCommittee —"Mrs. Sloe Veager; ] Exhibition Krs, f : '•"any." Jew ,ba; safe with even :|the ple; not for an instant. must we meat by the. Prince Lice that it Family Welfare ; Comiaittee—Mrs. j David PeS-r. poor arid precariouE safety of 'joth- forget its cure. TTe must. fulfill would " inaugurate regular steamer, j H, A. Wolf; Education Commit- j er men of other peoples. h e doublen-esa doublenesa of our historic histori freight service 'between England j tee — Mrs.. Sam "Wolf; C o i s i i a - 1 comiaittea arc: Mrs. ( tthe All roads lead to Sion. All! function. We must preserve our- atsd Palestine and that its vessels' •'ity'. Cooperation Coiaaittee- _T.T*~TI ! f'p";E7 in'Jewish.history haveipne selves .-as:.that ;people, par- escellss t h e ' Tel Aviv 'port I Blanche .E-iELiaaa; Keedle Gi ' mdfal. -We. must, fight upon ' ence,'.which guards.'iby. these for- marked t h e .first Biiceesg -of; the"!'—Mrs.-B. A. Simon; P r o s c t i; iiicrns lisrstsi™, CUE I.iri;. frpn'ts.' "We' -muBt-' fight for cur tunes themselves, the moral mean- Palestine, trade delegation which] Coisniittee — Mrs.-B-aa Si In?; TightB. upon the. narrower fro'njt of ing • of the historic process. has come : here to interest British j Hospitality Co cents Krs. 3. Avery. specific Had.- • "that" deaies commercial interests i s ' improv- J.,Friedman; Hother and Baas^-jper plate riE fir fnsj \ them. '"• Me must fight upon a (Copyright' 1937--By Seven Arts ing Aaslo-Palestins trade" '.rela- tef Bastj-a'et Committee — Mrs. (tfce ' front — a front as wide' as • •' . • Feature Syndicate.) •. ' " , . • tions. Heafy Bstecat; asd Brand
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