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Entered as Second Class ?.Iai! Matter on January 31. 1931, at Postoffice^of Omaha.-Nebraska, under the Act of March 3, 1S75
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NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, JULY 1,1333
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MAUROIS ELECTED i TO FRENCH ACADEMY1
Paris (YTXS)—The highest. THE COXFKREXCE AT honor in France was- j On July the sixth, there will r ^ l i J . t f t I academic conferred upon the •world-famous convene at thfe well-k n o w n i Jewish writer Andre Maurois, French, •watering place of Evian: when lie was elected to the representatives of all those coun- World-Hterald columnist Guy Academy to fill a seat tries which responded to PresiS. "Williams in his celebrated colM l H 1 French made recant hy the death of dent Roosevelt's call to confer umn "Rolling Along" last week ;; Rene Donnic The sent now oc- j concerning the emigration and wrote his own version of a salute enpied by KEiirois is numbered re-settlement or the victims of to the flag to include a midwestJ. C. C. Team to Meet ! 26 and has had only r.ine occu-;| political and religious persecu- Other Nazis Testify Before em American's opinion of Adolf i pants since 16S4, indicative of Local Center New York State tion; It is -well that the purpose Hitler and his methods. i the longevity of French scholars. '. , of the conference was so phrased. Players . Inquiry Missouri-born, Kansas raised, Actually and practically the peo.' • Maurois. -whose real name is Williams has authored his popuple who must be helped, are the A new phase in Jewish Com- Emile Herzog, was a textile mEnNew York, (JTA)—"All Jews lar column for the last five years. Jews of Germany and Austria. mtinity Center sport.dom -will be . ufacturer until he created a stir are enemies of the United States." Previous to that time he had Now since .Secretary Hull is- Fuehrer Fritz ' Knhn last week written editorials for the Worldlaunched Sunday afternoon -when i with his biography of the poet: the Omaha J. C. C. four-man ten- Shelley. Since then he hss been sued the invitation for this con- told ~the Senator John J. McNa- Herald so distinctive in style as | nis team will meet the Kansas rcognized as one of France's ference and thus made the United boe's state committee investlga- o evoke wide-spread interest and" City j . c . C. squad in a dual jrreatept contemporary writers, States' by that action the single ing Nazi affairs in New York, romment. meet. keeper of the Christian con- adding that the Jews controlled Of his 20-year career on the The matches "Fill be played at science remaining • in the world, the government and both major, Vorld-Herald, only six months the Omaha Tennis club ccmrts, very grave and very catastrophic political parties. .He was one of ere devoted to reporting. WilFifty-sixth and Chicago streets, changes have occurred. It was the officials of the German-Amer- iams has • been night editor and starting at 2 p. in. Spectators clear even then; in fact it hasican Bund called before the com- ditorial writer and at present is are invited, and there is no adbeen clear since 1933 that one mittee during the three days it ews editor of the Herald. mission charge. of the aims of the German Gov- devoted £o quizzing Nazi leaders. "Rolling Along" is one of the ernment was the gradual excruI The Kansas City outfit comes Describing the Blind's aims, iaper's most '. popular .features. sion of the Jews from the eco-Kuhn said that it intended to Williams' comments on his dog, ! with several crack players. Headnomic order. But "that process build an "Aryan" movement in n his prolonged illness, on taxes ing their list is Jack Sokolov, a had not yet become a violently the United States to ,• "save" ,nd on the movies have become ' smooth, hard-hitting player who retroactive one. It has now be-America. He held that the Hit- malm's favorite reading matter. I ranis with the topnotchers in come so in both Germany and ler salute would one day be the Printed below is William's ! Kansas City. Other players on Gny S.'Williams 1 Austria. What remains of Jew-salute for the whole United Salute to the Flag :" World-Herald Photo.— I the Kansas City squad are Carl ; **-,,_• Mate sad Ehftu; ish property is being coldly con- States. Attacking the Jews, he y the dawn's early light can Manne. Sol Koralchik and Joe it Iielps us to prize wh Eioca fcsected But Rosenzweig-. j you see, Oh say. fiscated. It is, of course, the.! at | asserted that they were Jews Deonr forefathers gave us. The Omaha J. C. C. will be rep- I Delegates its brazenest. It destroys by what | fOre they were Americans, and iny hope for the world till resented by players who have I • * * it is, the institution of private i t n a t they were the controlling inr~" ir f n -"--><• Adolf's put away? for years in Omaha's ! Ivlorris Minkin and Elihn Blocs property—the right to private fluences behind Communism in ' • • * " • " If, when I was 'younger, 1 had I competed fastest tennis circles. ' Elmer ; were named Omaha's two (?<?3eproperty—as thoroughly as ever America. - been wiser, S'azi, or fascist, or thick-bearded did the confiscations of the BolI'd never have helped give the Shamberg will perform in the top j gates to the American Jewish red, In similar vein, James Wheelposition. Xate Cutler. Hy Rob- • Congress at the elections held shevik revolution. If a state can er-Hill, secretary of the Bund and works to the kaiser. want none of 'eni, alive- or I bins. Joe Cohen and Ephraim ' last. Sunday. The Congress is to suddenly say: all that Jews have head of its New York section, had dead. * * • Compared with the sadist who's | Marks will be other Omaha play- ' be held in the Fell. honestly earned in this land can the previous day told the com• * *. • . taken his be taken from them under some mittee that Jews were the same If Europe can nse them there's Of the five hundred Omahans Wilhelm's the Number One pride ! ers. foolish or foul pretest, what is as Communists, although he adaha will who registered for the election. nought I can say. Later in the season Oi of the race. play at Kansas City in a return j four hundred, twenty-one cast to prevent another state from mitted, under close questioning, But they liave no place in the saying: all that Catholics have that the six top-ranknig Comvotes. Sir. Minkin- received 2S2.. I*. S. A. Whatever yonr race, whatever earned, all that red-headed peo- munists were non-Jews. votes and Mr. Block. 7.73. j yonr creed, j ple have earned, all that MorThe names of six candidates j iVhenever I read their harQuestioning also forced him Whether Hindn or Christian, or | mons or Holy Rollers or those of were entered in the election. j rangues so glib, Abraham's seed, Greek descent have earned can be into a corner where he was Because of the recent agree- : thank my stars for the Statue r C taken away from • them on simi- "Obliged to state that in the event ment made at the Pittsburgh con• • * of Lib. of a war he would fight for the lar pretexts. " . .. ference, the Referendum original; If Hitler, tbe blood-letter, thinks • * * ly submitted was not votpfi" upon. | It is a fact grimly amusing to United States, even for its Jews, Xot that the he can use you statue alone can against Germany. Other Nazis The election was held under ] contemplate that the countries To further his aims, he'll brutalsave us. the supervision of ac committee ' belonging to-the anti-Communist who testified were Gustav Elmer, ly choose you. ded by I lIc-CFr.st ""r. .7 TLE"""block practice precisely those national organizer of the Bund; Today the .object of wrath is measures of Communist policy of Thomas H. Dinckelacker, its national youth leader; William the Jew, which they feign to stand in the r - M" But tomorrow, my goyim, it may deadliest fear: the regimentation Luedtke, secretary of its bnsinass men's association, -and Carl • be yon. and gradual extinction of private a r g e Membership In- 1 3 , enterprise, the confiscation of Nicolay, one of its publicists. Irwin Steingut, democratic There are plenty of Aryans in WL L crease; Foreign CKajs- | the property of definite classes. Hitler's own camp,, the extermination of heretic and floor leader of the state assemters Seek Charters Who would give their b r o w n dissident. Quite literally there bly, who helped to obtain the shirts if he'd die of a are in this age, there have been committee's ?40,000 appropriaIncrease in membership of the cramp. in no age, fools more grossly self- tion, appeared a t one hearing A. Z. A., Junior B'nai B'rith,' deceived than those conservatives and, speaking as a Jew whose _ , ..,-., i from 4.500 members, when the tt it's snch good fua to hotler i-, § 1 i o a a l c a r ,, p ' COT1Ver,tion_.-was in Britain and elsewhere who parents trere born in Germany, W reasonedwitb_-three o£ the Nazi •'Heil!' haya a- sneaking sympathy for Athletics, Classes," Visits ' '' "" ' j field Ust year to mora than 6.000 does a na'zi so seldom | members as the camp convention i the "--dictators'. The dictators con- witnesses,, seeking to dissuade Capture Interest them from .their anti-Semitism. smile? serve nothing that belongs to the opened "at Estes Park on June of Campers classical tradition of civilization, But they would noi be convinced 2 4th was the keynote of the reby Mr. Steingut's assertion that A n d more than the Jews whose port of Julius Bisno, executive neither private property nor priCamp Akiba, the Jewish Com"someone is;selling you a bill of blood he has shed. vate judgment. Slave-state; is of A. Z. A., at the meet' '- — ' - T ' munity Center home camp, will Hitler hates Mussolini r.nd Stalin secretary elave-state under whatever name. goods." ing of t i e Supreme Advisory enter its third week on Monday An appeal to the governor of the Ked. > It is this situation that will Council. ••' ' " j have to be faced at Evian. It haseach state for immediate investi- with its record enrollment hold• • • Mr.1 Bisno told of the worlc \ New York (Ti'N?;>—Efforts-re recently been - estimated that gation of pro-Nazis units in theing up. which had been carried on dur- being made to make available to If he didn't have Jews to clutch All camp actiivties wfere well prior to the most recent confis- national guard was made by the ing the past year and of the the Jews of Austria the esperiby the throat, under way. Every member of the cations the property held by Ger- Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi league, growing interest in A. Z. A. work : ence and facilities cf the Jewish He'd dig himself up a substitute Camp is receiving swimming inman and Austrian Jews who now in personal telegrams. on the part of Jewish, people in : organizations in Germany that goat. struction and participating in the number circa 600,000 s t i l l all walks of life and in all parts , have engaged ir. vocational 'rain• * * camp's athletic program: r, , o " amounted to - ten billions of the 'United States. ing, economic v < i r In the crafts classes the. girls And i f the big bruiser thought of Mr. Reiohsmark. Not much per capBisno told of the interna• ! well ns pf.Ser of emigration p he could finish the job. are making autograph albums ita, but still enough with which, tional interest in A. Z. A. as evi: ices in the lEst constructive ?er> from cork while the boys are en-He'd be over here with his gooseadded to J. D. C. and U. P. A. denced in the large number of j five j'ears, it was announced here gaged in preparing door stops. stepping mob. and other funds, to facilitate applications for charters which .| by • Joseph- C. Kyman. executive The little boys and girls are makenorm6us emigration and re-set• * • have come to national headquar- j director of the Joint Distribution ing flower pots. tlement. The representatives of 3Iay the Star Spangled Banner ters from European countries. A Committee. V , — •> During the week the campers the powers assembled a t Evian Ready for use is the new clubcontinue to wave * chapter already in Sofia. , . existed . , . "To the extent that contact bewill have to consider the ques- room" at the Jewish Community visited local industrial concerns. "When Hitler's so dead you can' Bulgana, and its delegate—Boris ] t T r P e n t h e German "ewish CPH.tion whether in that world eco- Center for the members of theThese visits will become a weekfind his grave. Conforty—is. attending the con- ; t ^ a l comrr^tee o' Rel : =' -n-' Fe nomy which is so closely inter- Round Table of Jewish Youth. lj» feature of the camp program mention. Another chapter has just C O M t r U ction End the vier.'na"*JeTrrelated, the Nazis have the right The room is furnished with a as are the hikes taken by the been installed in Tel Aviv, Pai- •..,, r !4 iV • , ., to declare that they will deliber- radio, piano, phonograph, lounges older children. estine, while queries have fosie! ! ComTm^o ; S a^honzea ately drive 600,000 of their na- and comfortable chairs all pur- The little boys and girls are from Beyrouth. Syria, and K r a - j ^ ' to} ^ar!l n ^ ^ . 'measures leaationals to .other lands and first chased by funds raised during the making scrapbooks which when k Ch i th re-jamjnE ana n.& the kow, Poland. Chapters are. in the! ™* f ? reduce those nationals to the year by the member organiza- finished will be sent to the 'childprocess of formation in Jerusa- I tions. __ ren at the National Hospital at condition of naked beggars. In lem, Alexandria and. Cairo. j will "be undertaken." Ke pointed other words, whether they have Each club will, have shelf Denver. They are "also working, on Mr. Bisno also told how 1500 j out that "since the conditions the right to burden the econom- space in the,room and will be per- a play entitled "David, the Giantmembers participated in 34 rej now faced hy the Jew? of Geries of other countries with the mitted to put its club insignia Killer." Some of the smaller chilhave "been obliged to come gional and district tournaments \ many , dren have organized a toy orchpoverty of those whom they have' and pennants on the walls. the last five years, the At .the final meeting of thein various fields — debate, ora- • ^ n r ^ r robbed. ~ Clubs desiring to use the room estra and are preparing for their season on Sunday, July 3, thetory, athletics —- as as ever ever against against ii i, tfi 5 ,Distribution Committee, the f . i ... ^. , I am sorrowfully of the opin- do so by making arrangements first concert. Omaha Hebrew club will hold its The older girls are rehearsing installation of -officers. Mem- onlv 1.109 participating the year j British 8ect,on of the Council lor ion that the Jews- of the free with the Center office. a play entitled, "Revolt in thebers and their wives have been tscipation countries, and especially of our bPforP. TtKiiratinns are" that car- ! German zBtiosis seelc jewrytoand rrcother orpanin the summer tourna^ assistance Ark." . own, havj not and are not givtive -"or the .'PITS . of r f invited. I ments will be even higher. Registrations for the camp are I i ing nearly enough, that they are j Austria along the same, lines as A musical program has been j M o r e t h a n f o u r n u n ( jf e c i still being accepted at the office not stricken deeply enough by the i j for the .Tews of Germany." by Cantor-XatSellz, wao ,g a t e s from z\\ p a r t s of the Unite of the Jewish Community Center. arranged fate of their brethren in Gerwill be accompanied the p States and. Canada are in attend- | Such services, rifGrclKrecl, Trill many and Austria. It is inconb.- his daughter, Shirley. Mr; ance at the Convention which • be established hy the ." sh comceivable that there should still Jack Saylan. a member of ttse promises to be one of the most be Jews in America who do not club, will also entertain. He -vs-ill successful yet held. The -convenvicariously suffer and do not Gov be accompanied by Geraldine tion will conclude its sessions on Albany. N. Y. (WNS) give for over-seas relief and still ernor Herbert H. Lehman threw Straus. | July 1st. I argue about Palestine. It is in-his hat into a new political ring Mr. J. J. Friedman, past presiconceivable. It is inconceivably last week when he announced dent of the club, will be in charge i stupid and shameful. . , that he would be a candidate fo' of the installation of officers. Nevertheless it is necessary. It the Democratic Senatorial nomin There will be several fine -speakts essential that the Jewish rep- ation to fill the vacancy created ers on the program. Refreshresentatives at Evian raise with by the death of Senator Royal S. ments will "be served. Center of attraction" at the Ro- Important business will be disall possible force andi emphasis Copeland. the question of international In a brief and formal state- noh's Summer Formal last Tues- cussed at this meeting. v --nomity involved in (a) the arbi- ment he declared "if my party day night was Mickey Rooney, trary expulsion of nationals and, desires me to be' a- candidate fo young film star who is on locaabove all, (b) the prior impov- the office of United States Sena- tion in Omaha with the "Boys erishment of those- nationals. And tor to succeed Senator Copeland Town" company. The Highland Country Club ' With Rooney. were Director the: Jews have the right and theI will accept the nomination." will sponsor a Special Independuty to raise that question not His nomination is regarded a; Norman Taurog, Producer John dence Day Children's party for only as Jews but as citizens of certain. Lehman is now complet Considine, and Sidney Miller, anthe children of members of the member of the cast. Roon'.heir respective states. ing his third successive two-yea other Funds collected for the Lapi- clnb the evening of Sunday. Jul: It.is clear that a much larger term as governor, having been ey's dancing partner for the even- dus Memorial Forest in Palestine •3, at the Clubhouse. , question than even the Jewish • elected to, his first term in 193 ing was Miss Rosebillie Tolle. be diverted to a fund for the A special plate cinr.er wftl be , Music for the affair was fur-•will question is involved here. Yon when he succeeded Franklin D relief of German apcl Austrian served for the chi'idren from 5:SC :annot expell your nationals into Roosevelt. Previously he , hat nished by Ernie Palmquist, com- youth, it^ vras announced at the 7:30. Surprise favors will be the void or to another planet. served two terms as lieutenant- poser of the "Music Goes Round A. Z. A. convention, he'd during to given all those attendina;. and Round"' and his orchestra. Fugitives have to flee some- governor. the past week in Estes Park. Following dinner a program o' During the dance the followwhere. Somewhere means anoth- Should he be elected to the Sen The money will be used for the juvenile entertainment wili !>•' ing new officers of the fraternity er country and another economy. ate he will be the first Jew to si removal of Reich refugees to presented by' the T h o r apsor were announced: Sheldon KaufHence it can be soberly said that in-that body since-1913 when S Palestine. School of Dancin:;. Ice c~earo wil man, presidntf Stuart Muslcin, the example of the confiscation mon Guggenheim completed be served after this. vice-president; Sheldon Bernof Jewish property shakes the term as Senator from Colorado Burkenroaii is in charg; very basis of world civilization. Besides, Guggenheim there have stein, secretary; Robert White, Scandinavia Has Refugees of Leslie tlie arraEErernpnts for the parBernard AUsuler, corIt is war upon the world. It is been five other Jews in the Sen treasurer; ty. Reservations for the- dinDeresponding secretary; and Philip madness and chaos. I wonder ate: David Levy Yulee of Florid Kistenstatt, Copenhagen (WK5)—T S e r e are fifty cents ana may be snadpublicity manager. whether ihis quite fundamental (1845-51, 1855-61); Jnd"ah I are'3.378-. German refugees in, , question is on the agenda of 1 the Benjamin of Louisana (1853 h Sweden. Denmark and' Norway, it ? caihag Giecaale S911. Evian conference. 61): Benjamin Franklin Jonas o\ oi*fees*s Alliance was.' revealed disclosing in an official (Copyright, 1938, by Seven Art3 Louisiana (1879-85); Joseph Sinouncement that anrep- s Feature Syndicate) resentatives .of the t'nree. Scandi-j mon of Oregon (1897-1903); an I.., navian states and Finland hafi Isidor Rayner of M a r y I a n The Jewish National Workers Jerusalem JTA). — The Ira- (1905-1912). Tvarsa-ir. (JTA) —Three liiirAlliance, Poali Zion will hold a discussed the refugee problem on quian ambassador in Berlin has special meeting on Tuesday. July Jnne 21st and 22nd and haddred Jewish -candidates 'or th invited 200 Jewish physicians to Aaron ben Samuel, a simpli 5. at S:30 at the Jewish Com- agreed . on- joint action at thei>3.7. SO ot ili6^ v,"nm£n. ii-3ld immigrate to Iraq, the Christian farmer of Hesse, was the firs munity Center. Evian refugee conference. The 24-hour hanger strilre in protsf: Arabic daily, Falastin, reported. German Jew to advocate the iis< Members ^have been urged to statement declared that Sweden against t i e recently enacted seiThe paper said the German Jew- of the vernacular in the Jewis attend as important correspond-' has 2.000 refugees. Denmark, eii-yfar ban on acluiissioiis to tl? ish physicians would sail shortly. religious service. 1,27S and Norway 100. ence is to be read. law proIeasiC'3. (
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