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Joe S. ::o-r-^;,r, EO-J zi EVIAN AND AFTER and Mrs. S-m II'-Tst'- - v l Toward t h e end of the confera sopkomr-e zX CecTir Tp~i ence at Evian there took place a lania, Geor&.a vrs r.e^ number of discussions of vital significance to the Jewish people. Today Nathan Straus, adminis-, tion of the Jews. This was Iris It is possible that these discustrator of the United States Hous- way it s. Each y e ' " t1 e -ee of counter-acting the antisions and their meaning have not ing Authority, is in Omah.a to in- Semitism of, the old magazine highest ia s e l l e r s p arc been sufficiently observed. spect the Logan Fontenelle "Life." by th.e facult- ts The fina^ conclusions of the re- Autumn Series to Be Spon- Homes and the site of the pro- During the war Mr. Straus serv- Richard Hiller Brings Toping honcr^TV ports received by the conference posed South Omaha Housing Pro- ed as chief of- the war-time cable elected hi t i » cl Price In Auction sored by wer.e summed up by Sir,NiHl Malject. award. censorship. In 19 20 he was electBidding C o u n c i l .."'!.'. colm. . He made the following : £ In Omaha he will be the guest ed to the New York Senate as the Hcmstei". v as ss elected saepointsi That the British Dominat a luncheon to be given by therepresentative o£ the Silk Stockretary-tre£.E^"c ci! L".. f e The qualifying round for the iona and other'countries over-seas Mrs. Ruth Neuhaus, well known Chamber of Commerce. ing district. From 1926 wken he annual Highland Country Club is a grafi' c*e rZ C ^ - ' T ' were unanimously of the opinion in Omaha as. a commentator on Son am* namesake of the gTeat left the Senate until 1933 he was golf tournament "was held Tues- sciiool and s z ir:"r"be" c A Z that "any large-scale scheme of current events and a group leadA. 100. immigration could only arouse er, will present a morning lec- Jewish philanthropist, Mr. Straus president of the New York Park day afternoon at the stag given in honor of Senator Edward R. hostility," that therefore all theture series on' "World Affairs" was educated at Heidelberg ' and Association. His activities in. Jewish, affairs Burke. • governments concerned were op- under the auspices of the Council Munich, and later at Princeton where he became a; student of include the chairmanship of the At the auction of the players posed to "solid blocs of foreign of Jewish Women. cunder Woodrow Wil- American Palestine Campaign in the top price of ninety-five dolimmigrants" , who would, necesGiven for the benefit of the government New York City. For the past four lars was paid by Ed Rosen for sarily constitute an "alien ele- German Jewish Children's Aid, son. Ninety dollars Following his graduation he years his main interest has been Richard Hiller. ment'Mn the state. These coun- for which the National Council of better housing and before his apsi was bid by Abe Pepper for Irvia C £ tries consequently desired the Jewish Women is solely respon- joined the now-defunct New York If I i c r 1 cz . aliens in question to be intro- sible, the five lectures of the ser- Globe. A few years later he be-pointment by President Roose- Eiegraan and sixty-five dollars by x t C C duced "as individuals who would ies will be held in the'tenth floor came publisher of the magazine velt, he took the leading role la Moe. Venger for Julian Mildern; be able to find occupation and auditorium of .the Brandeis Store "Puck" in which he published a private housing projects in New Morris Ferer was auctioneer. become assimilated." He summed starting on Wednesday, October series of articles on the contribu- York. Tournament play' will start this ill* up: "I was driven to the conclu- 12. They will continue on sucSunday. The finals will be keld C £.1 C sion that the process of infiltra- ceeding Wednesdays through Noon Sunday, August 21. tion was likely to have far more vember 9. Richard Gordon, present cham- Camperc Gc e successful results." Slenderizing Classes pion will not defend t i s title. A' former "newspaper woman Former champions entered in the The gentlemen who gathered and graduate attorney, Mrs. Neu. If you want to take off tourney are Richard Hiller, Jullcr IE at Evian were intelligent men haus has practiced law In her forweight, there's no time like | ian Milder, Marvin Treller, and J. r t, ' and men not devoid of good-will. mer home, Denver, and at one the summer time, says Lee , With oil; c cc"c v Malashock. Treller was runner-up , That the problem of the German time held the'position of assisGrossman, physical director at the seasca, of last year's tournament. persecution of; our people is caus- tant attorney general of the state the' Jewish Community Center. Akiba h f c First Round pairings are: 11 ing real concern in -certain quar- of Colorado. ';• ' • Excess pounds.pour off, reon their ?~c,v s Championship Flight ters* is borne out by the ArchAt the present time she is in ports Mr. Grossman, during ca cz h i Richard Hiller vs. Lester Si- ^ ? . i ^ ? . : : _1 bishop'of Canterbury's asking the Colorado where she Is preparing this time of the year if you the A - l " mqn; Leonard Kay vs. Marvin play, " R e \ o p'rayer of the communicants of her talks. will exercise properly. Weight • is to be g^ e: Car Treller; J . Malashocfc vs. Harold his Church for" their ' Jewish Tickets will go on sale on Seplost much more rapidly in Candidate for Senate Op- Is Farber; Harry Trustin vs. -Julian camp, are r c\ brethren and by the more aston- ;ember 1. Mrs. Manuel,Grodinsky the summer than during any c-k- - T)f Milder; Dr. M. Greenberg vs. ' ': posed As ishing fact that Lord Halifax in s chairman of the ticket commitother season. Louis Hiller; Harry Kay vs. Leoing on its " c j r r n . v question.to Hitler's unofficial ex- tee and is .being assisted by Mrs. Bigot A week aco T L L ' K E . ' t s " Women who desire to slenNogg, M. Kruplnsky vs. Ed Speiploration cf Anglo-German rela- Harold Flrber and Mrs. Edwin er boys tnc z "l c v t - t . ; <• r r derize should take advaner. I. Schlaifer vs. Irvin Eiegman. tions urged strongly upon Berlin Brodkey, co-chairmen: Fifty womTopeka, Kan's. (JTA) . — ReTotal catc v *-r 4 V " <°F*- ••>"* " • - . tage of the remaining sumPresident's Flight the fact, that "the German gov- en are members of the ticket-sell- publican opposition against the mer days by exercising reguPaul Blotefcy vs. Ernie Nogg; teen with the p; -.s rcccurt.rsr l o •-eminent could prove its coopera- ng committee. Rev. Gerald B. Winrod. anti-Semlarly. They'll be surprised at Manny Handler vs. Bud Slosburg; elght' of the Iish cz.^s^'r •'-«—<! •
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the pleasing results. • And the best place to exercise is still the J. C. C. athletic department.
Last Fi.jCj v ^s ^ ee-i ;",_,=. ~-f Lou Somberg vs. Harold Speler; S. Wertheimer, J r . vs. Louie Kay; at Camp ^- Lt Max Chapman vs. Maurice Kiek- ing coun^^liO-s c^rse. Iin; Dr. Phil Levey vs. Morris Cof hen; Lloyd Friedman vs. Harold feat^rec :n tre Cherniack; Al Mayer vs. Morris On'Tuercci t t " Levey. a tour cC the ,~eThird Flight Warren Ackerraan vs. Jim. Rob- and y e s t f e r ^ ^t^ inson; A. B. Alpirn, bye. Robert went oa 1- ~s tc r A veil-; b e " Kooper vs. Si Silvers; Dave Co-
this week, with John D. M; Hamilton, chairman of the Republican National Committee; William Allen White, editor of the Emporia Gazette, and other Republican leaders issuing1 statements denouncing- his bigotry. In a letter written in reply to numerous requests for his views as a Kansah on the Situation, Mr. hen bye. Herbert Harrison vs. now ia f : r ets air Hamilton declared that the Rev. - f t i eT'i''^s 7 Yale Myerson; Morton Hiiler bye. A new fer*_'- cC t Wlnrod's victory in the four-cors a ( Royal Commission W i l l ilorris Linsraan vs. Morris Levey. ; » nered race would be a victory for 1 Return t o London ,-. events. intolerance. ; The S E C • '• '-'August--15 : . . : •:-. Explaining that he may not be' able to get home to vote on AuEraek" bT ; forces that present them with the Ui London (XTA),—The Colonial gust 2, Mr. Hamilton, in his Childr'Ti very problem they are trying to office announced::.that the PaleH- statement, -replying- to the Kansas Jor the " tine : Partition^cdmmlssion, which queries,.,-recalled ,:Ms_Q33ra ,staiuL Denies Used Quotations to help.: us,to : face.^ infiltration'"" and "assimilatfon "i3 " cbncludlng -.- a"three-m;bntBnn-" as a member of the Kansas Legb L iJT" -IS V Anti-Semitism have l e d to the German catas- vestlgation in Palestine, will re- islature from 1924 to 1929 trophe; infiltration and attempt- sume Shearings Vin London on Au-against the Ku Klux Klan. Detroit (JTA) — F a t h e r "Once again," he said, "intoled assimilatbon have unendurably gust 15. ; Emphasizing that the raharpened1 the Jewish ; problem in commission} is a technical body erance has raised its head on the Charles E. Coughlin last week dePoland and Rumania, WTiat has whose functions • are confined to midst of our political picture, and nied any anti-Semitic intent in made the expulsion of the Polish ascertaining-the practical possi- the voters of our state cannot quoting from "The Protocols of Progressing rapidly toward Jews impossible (aside from their bilities 4>f the. partition; scheme, avoid the issue whether they will the Elders of Zion" ia his publication. Social Justice. The "radio completion of plans for the A. Z. numbers) is the fact that the the Colonial office asked that r no. majority of- Polish Jewa live in persons wishing to give evidence "It is there, and it Is apparent priest" told Philip Slomovitz, edi- A. Reg-ional Tournament, .general dense Jewish settlements. They submit in advance six copies of a to' every one who has given the tor of the Detroit Jewish Chron- co-chairmen, Morris ArMtmrn \ have jiever, .like the.Jews^of Ger- memorandum . ; indicating t h e slightest thought to Kansas poli- icle, and former Judge James I. and Karold' Zelinsky announced • many, and Austria, been so atom- views they propose to present be- tie this year. If Mr. Winrod is Ellmann in an interview that he the appointasent of ten standing j held! • " ' ized, so fragmatized, that they fore.it. nominated for the United States was not using the "Protocols" as committees at a meeting Here are s-~™e c"c-l > rtE rc- •>. The London hearings ar© notSenate, it will again be injected a Jewish creation, but "to prove last Wednesday. have lost all; mass-resistance and swelterir-z tui^s-ns the Y rtF be- rr also all mass-inertia . and can expected to last more, than a into the national campaign, and that there Is a plot to engulf ;the . They are: ing hanced c»_t i>? re*1^!- Cc"1- i " "^ ft Outing, George Shafer; Bernie week, and it is believed that the world in a scheme of things pretherefore . be driven, back and our party in Kansas will be on munity Ccrtcr c t t r^ z t«••"•*•' ^ • forth as utterly helpless as sepa- commission will complete its re-the wrong side of a vital issue dicted in the 'Protocols' and now Epstein, Harold. Sluskia, Irving meat: Forbes, Harold Nesselson. rate dead leaves in a tempest. port and deliver It to.'the cabinet and opposed to our party policy coining true ia Russia and in this VGive i c k r boc-«- a cbrrce to ' c l Dating, I r r Nogg; Sonny Richcountry under the New Deal." *Fhe 450.000 Jews in .Palestine by the end of September. Accord- In other states. breathe, u e:.r ...jiilve-f,1, ^ ro - u ards, Sam • Wolfe, Joe Ktrsfeeacan* hold their own • against a ing to a timetable which observAbhorrs Anti-Semitism "We have all been shocked by otss clotl. -o c i a- ^.1 i.j,L ~ ^ I. world of enemies because they ers will be followed/ the cabinet the manifestations of Intolerance Father Coughlin declared he baum, Sam Rudennaii. ting p r - ' - t r c L - - r - v - 4 T—' v -- c are one mass, one" people, one will soon thereafter announce the growing up in the world else- abhorred anti-Semitism, but re- Dance, Dan Miller; Leo Sher"Wear c I j V v f •~v't *-•<-(? r e - \^ policy. -Debate ; in where, and we should be more sented attacks mad© on him in man, Harold Forbes. group, capable, of the defensive government ering whci ,a ,ts Lei. t ^r-7- i c . \ Publicity, Leo S t e n s s s ; Jus» This will exertion .o£.a..single will. But parliament will then follow.than shocked at its appearance on the Jewish press. In a discussion hi_'p r r c e r t E^I. - o l s PV HOHSS Slay Reject 100,000. families come into a our very doorstep and therefore of anti-Semitism, he expressed tin Priesass, Manuel Hiraelstein, " I n c l u C o t n z-^rCci V.C * Z ^ " c 1 The house of commons, which doubly vigilant. For that reason the view that "it can never hap- Ed Kuklia.. . country by the process bf infilvegetables r C I ! "E - ' " - 1 tration and in various stages of never accepted partition in- prin- I am quite willing that my views pe'ri here," advised ridicule as an Finance, Paul Sacks; Ed Stein, summer c1 fi\ ~>" r^v Ti'"ri-J rC ',•> • assimilation are "utterly helpless ciple, may handle the , question should be made known upon this antidote for hatred and said Jews Roland Lewis, Leonard. Lewis, purfe WE oagainst any- prejudice, any injus roughly If the proposed frontiers question, as should the views ought to be less fearful and less Fil Schulia. tlce! The slightest union of their of t^e Jewish and Arab states of all the leaders of our party in sensitive. He asserted that Jews Transportation, Hasten Lasere. Ad Book, Joe Guss; Morris, Ar- ice-"v£ter v t c i . c c^ : enemies spells their certain de- which are to be carved from the Kansas. continue to play a dominant role fs.it.-' Fcr the.ir enemies will unite Holy "Land fail to satisfy In re- "Should I have the opportunity in international finance, b u t bitman, Irv Nogg, Mas: Prostsk, and they, by the program of Sir spect to security and Immigration ot voting on August 2 as a Re- amended this to "a role in ex-Haskell Lasere, Roland Lewis,, ^ h f ° " ^ " " " " " " T possibilities. Zionist • circles are publican, acting-in. the Interests of cess of their numbers." NeJl Malcolm, must not' unite. Sonny Richards, Eernia TraclitesA--c ^ rr The theory- of the benevolen of the opinion that i t may b s my party and my country, I cer- "Jews are not the dumbest berg, Ed Dolgo'f. Harold Zelisi- e-sertioa c^T •. v (&., Gentile who has- Jewish irlend, necessary to convene - an extra- tainly would not vote for any one people in the world," lie said, and sky, Dan Killer, Justin Priessaan. is, of course, that infiltration and ordinary World Zionist Congress who has dedicated himself to a "there is nothing wrong with Luacheoa, Hilt Saylaa; Theo. „ „ assimilation will appease the an-in November or December to con- course of Intolerance, as has Mr.domination in certain fields of Cohn, Harry Goldstein, Ililtoi ' » ti-Seinitic. That is the illusion sider t h e , concrete proposals Winrod. endeavor." His major challenge Guss. . | • . -1
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ing, Morton Margolin, , that destroys us. Assimilation eventuating from ' the commis. "If the reason which I have. to Jewry, Father Coughlin said, does not allay enmity, i f only siori's investigation. given above for not voting for was to join, him and the Catholic The goyenment Is expected t o Mr. Winrod, which are all-suffic- church in fighting Communism. MILDER OILS ON WAY enfeebles us. Such are the stub- - born, facts. What the benevolent submit its Palestine policy to theient as far as I am concerned, do The delegation called attention to TO CHAMPIONSHIP Gentile dreams of — like oii L.eague of Nations council at the not appeal to others in Kansas, •opposition of many Jewish orv L 11own American pseudo-liberals — January session. Despite possible may I ask them to consider the ganizations to Comnmnisra. The Milder Oils moved a notch '" is a degree of assimilation in criticism there, it id believed the possible disastrous effects which meeting lasted two hours and closer to the J. C. C. Softball | which the Jews will disappear aa League will have to accept the his nomination would have upon •will be continued next -week. Mr. championship whea they defeat- | Reser'-cta-—« E." such. Frightened and fleeing j Mandatory's policy, -consequently the entire state, and local Repub- Slomovitz was invited to prepare ed the second-place A. Z. A. 1CS led at A. c. . c ' a reply to the articles on the outfit last Sunday, 15 to 9. Jews play into his hands by assur- j tt nn e er Q i sa strong probability that lican tickets in November." I veil sta: ^ 1 "Protocols" for publication , in a ing him, at least implicitly that League and Great Britain Tlie i A filer Delioattessens sub- ] tea Kct.~' ce forthcoming issue of Social Jus- mergeil the Alpha Pi Taus for the i Irvin S" ~ Buch a degree or assimilation i s ' ^ definitely committed within she months, to establishment of a tice. possible. first time this season, 14 to 1. j Omaha ..c a c ^ s % Well, it Is not. - The age3 have Jewish state in part of Palestine. While this does not mean Im proved "it. This-age has proved it over agaii. \ with terrifying mediate proclamation of a Jewish force. I repeat that"-we are grate- state, it should, however, end the ful for every Jew who is saved present virtual suspension of imfrom the fiery furnaces of Cen- migration into the proposed Jew-.--• . v •_ • tral Europe and reestablished in ish territory. the.West. But this process does not solve, nay, does not touch Workman's Circle The Youth Aliyah Committee A reader of the "Jewish-Press" the solution .of the Jewish probof the Omaha Chapter of Hadas- has sent in a clipping from, the -she came to America, they i already "l"'-?lem. We were expelled from EnTo'Hold Picnic. sah announces the completion of Milwaukee Journal that tells tor? When gland in 1290; we were expelled five groups of ten $36.00 donors a German housemaid in Milwau- gave her valuable gifts and from.Spain in 1492;-we are be- ' • A t each. This will enable five youths kee is bringing her old, once- i e r promise to write to tin™. ing expelled from Germany and With the rise of Hitler, J i to. leave the doomed countries of wealthy Jewish, employers • from Workman's"Circle,. Branch 258, Germany, Austria - and Poland Germany. Austria in 193S. were rained eeonomioall;" r " d Nothing touches the solution of will hold a family, picnic on Sun-and enter Palestine , where they "Elsa H.," the clipping tells, though* the'r letters -cere cL .iT^' 1 • the Jewish problem except the re-day, July .31, at Elmwobd Park: will go through a course of train- "is German. All her ancestors enough, Elsa -could read fcett c ~ settlement of Jews -'-somewhere All members and their families ing fitting them for useful living were pure Aryan German. She the Hn.es. During her sis jcr - *- 1 and somehow that forever pre- have been Invited. in the holy land. came to Milwaukee- sis years ago, Milwaukee siis 5ns.sa.5ed t^ ^sr<~ -Beer, pop; and Ice • cream, will Hadassah has been assured before Hitler's rise to power. She one • thoasand collars isrliic ; z'az cludes- their" expulsion. There is no other way. There is no other be served free through the cour- that as many children as funds has been told 'der Fuehrer's dain- offered her friends, but t;~ " • hope. The answer to the Jewish tesy of members, L. Papefny, S. will be provided for will be per- inating personality produced a fused. Finally one dsy lest r vproblem is to pour Jews into Pal- Colick.vand Ben Goreliek. . . mitted to enter Palestine. AH con- greater, more powerful Ger- she received e letter frosr "v — begging if she. could heir i c~ estine. • The answer to Arab resis- Members will bring their own tributions are being- accepted by many.'" tance is to pour Jews into Pales- Iunche3. Lunch time has been set tha chairman, Mrs. Julius Stein, 'Elsa can't help feeling a little j come to America. •••'•• ' tine. The: answer • to the prob- for 5:00. 4909 Webster, Gl. 1948. twinge of satisfaction ia seeing Kilwaukee labor ™ lems of -the necessarily" continuTo the list o£ ?36.00 pledgers homeland rise to its rightful and philanthropist signed ' Tews were found i s the Eale- are added the following: Mes- her ing diaspora; is to pour Jews into place as one of the world's lea-d- fidavit guarsnteeing the < Palestine. The Archbishop of aric Islands aa early as the sec-dame3 Sam Beber and Phil Klutz-- ing natiens. But Elsa also fcas of the German Jewish" lam ond century. -, Canterbury prays to our one and niclr, Mesdames Oscar S. Belzer friends in Germany — Jewish the necessary common God "In vain unless, he and, Sam "Wolf, Mrs. R. Freiden, friends —and they need her des- j iniraeiiistely ser.t urges the Colonial Office to pour Such Is the Inexorable-logic of Sirs. Morris Ferer, Mrs. Hyman perately." States eoEEiil in Hamburg Jewa into Palestine; Lord Halifax history; - such is the inescapable Feror, . Mrs. Karl Lewis, HesAt 17 "Elsa worked, in the home The Jewisi family are pleads with Hitler in vain unless fact. daces A. Koffman and Samuel of a wealthy Jewish lace manuought to America on t' ho persuades England to open (Copyright .1938 By Seven Arts Stcinberg, and The Friday After- facturer in Hamburg-. During her iags of fhe'T former vrldo the-doors of Palestine. " Feature Syndicate.) many years with, them, she fce-|-i noca Social Group.
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