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AS AMERICAN OP MOSAIC PERSUASION , I lave been glad to observe the revival of Jewish, religion that is , being attempted. Entered as Secund Class Mall Matter on January SI, 1331, a t OMAHA NEBRASKA, FKIDAT, AUGUST 11, 1939 I am quite tired of being run fostulftce. of Omaha. Nebraska, under thg Act of March 3. 1879 in circle hunting security in a Jewish state, or in a separate Jewish culture or in other devices by which Jews might seclude themselves as in a shell. In these efforts Jews have succeeded only in convincing those - who don't like us anyway that we Miami (JTA) — The memory are a separate people of alien of David Yulee, pioneer Floridiau spirit for whom there must be anfi first Jew elected, to the V. S. separate treatment. . It is anticipated by Senate, will be honored by the he Jewish Community Center the camp staff that. each child Jewish TVar Veterans of the UnitI, like many another Jews, have :amp near Louisville, Neb., haswill gain weight during the camp ed States meeting here from Aug. no feeling of being, Palestinian, Cabinet Continues Drive a hive of activity and fun. period as there has been.-a., notice2S to Sept. S for its 44th annual Heavy Support leen of "being of a separate nationality Expect Against German he campers have beea engaged able increase in appetit' '• -•. encampment. The exercises will and of having a separate culture. From Private n a diversified program includ~- -~^^ Propaganda be held at Bay Front Part on Dr. Sidney Chait and .-.,.. Were there ever a Jewish state 1 ng dramatics, journalism, horse- ler have been added to Groups Aug. 2S and will be under the ""!'-t!->o should resent being considered an ack riding, swimming, arts and auspices of t i e Miami Jewish emigre from the state just as I staff. ^ " ^ -i ~^ TO ARMY ' community. now resent the falso position in PLAN SPECIAL BUREAU rafts. The following children l a v * . , One of the outstanding fea- been at camp this week: Buddy which I am put by those who EO Stanley C. Myers, president of astlons Aliens loudly lament the fall of the Jew- Espress Hope Coloniza- ures has been the camp newspa- Beber, Chucky Beber, Harley Be- j the Greater Miami Federation of ;erirsg for er, "The Tel Aviv Tattler," ish state they i a d in their dreams. Jewish Welfare Funds, has been Barbara Blacker, J e a n n e tion in Guiana to Bewhich is being edited by the fol- ber, Service, (I am quite aware that for saynamed locs.1 chairman of the obBlacker, Alvin Burstein, Ethel lowing camp members: Bernice gin by October ing this I am going to be set aside servance and Day Apte has been Burstein, Evonne Chesler,'Marvin Sommer, Barbara Blacker, Buddy by those who still harbor deluappointed co-chairman, K e p r e By BORIS S31OLAB Chesler, Myron Chesler, Delores Beber, Jonathan Goldstein, Sylvan sions of Jewish national grandeur. London (JTA) A warning Siegler, Alvin Burstein, H e l e n Conn, Arlene Dansky, Phyllis J . T. A. Chief European (Torres, i sentatives of all local veteran ana. I am comforted to know, however, that the British Government Freed, Jeremy Goldstein a n d fraternal orginzations, both. Chrisdoes pondest that a great many other Jews will not contemplate unilateral action Resnick and Charlotte Sommer. Jonathan Goldstein. tian anfi Jewish, are expected to The best possible foodstuffs applaud and say. Yes, it is time in the matter of financial assisParis (JTA) — The Cabinet is- participate. Also Evelyn Greenberg, Gerda are being used in the preparation Hagen, ' ' somebody said this.) Arnold Kaiman, Josephine ued two new decrees in its camtance for overseas refugee settleKleiman, Michael Kulakofsky, paign a g a i n s t anti-French and ment projects "was voiced in ComReligions Community One deDita • Loewenstein, Elsa Loewen- anti-Semitic propaganda. m a . One d e - ( i- f- ,• , j '. f ' j , :.' I TMM ' 1' 1 I am a Jew because of the re- monB by Lord Winterton, chairstein, Natalie Plotkin, Rita Plot- cree, designed to cheeck distriba- P, ^ W L Ml.I, A I L'I L ligious community in which I was man of the I n t ergovernmental kin, Helen -Resnick, David Rice, tiori in the streets of anonymous ] born. Searching far afield for se- Refugee Committee. Gertrude Rosenblatt, Martha Ros- pro-Nazi and anti-Jewish leaflets, I curity, Jews have gone a long way Speaking for the Government cc~ enblatt, Norman Rosenblatt, Rich- makes it obligatory for printers to , from home which is the Jewish in a debate on the refugee quesHe ard Segal, Manfred Siegler, Sylvan place their imprints en all litera- | religious community. That being tion prior to adjournment of Com| cr Siegler, Bernice Sommer, Char- ture intended for distribution in ! a Jew is fundamentally a religious mons, Lord Winterton cited hoslotte Sommer, Peggy Spiegal, Rita public places. Tne second edict ex- \ C e n t e r t o Sponsor W e e k p identity has been almost forgotten tility of public opion toward sinSwartz, Donald Vann, D o r i s tends to the French colonies the by those who have been bemused gle-handed British financial aid Unity Party Forced at Louisville Weinberg, Helen Weinberg a n d recent law controlling import of by the dream of a Jewish nation for refugees. He expressed the Nazis to Issue Herschel Wolfson. They have regarded patronizing- hope that the Coordinating Founforeign press matter, which is Instructions ly, as a backward people, those dation, reecntly set up by private The following children will join aimed particularly; against Fascist A camp for business girls is be•who cling to the religious concept groups to facilitate emigration of London (JTA) — The District them • next Sunday: Arthur Ep- and Nazi propaganda. ing planned by the Jewish Comof Jewish life. refugees from Germany, "would be Executive' pf the Czech National stein, Stephen Greenberg, Justin The'Government, a.s part of its munity Center lor the week of I want to be considered a man generously supported by private Unity Party in Budweiss has is- Horwich, Doris Levenson, Martin efforts to check . foreign propa- August £7 to September E. The: Nerenberg, Donald Nogg, Evelyn k. ;who belong to a certain religion subscription. ganda, will shortly publish a sued new instructions to members, I camp will be located, near Louis-! „ '$• group and nothing else. I, with 'in the interest of cooperation Pinkovitz-, Harold Rottner and cree requiring French newspapers jT :}j ej Neb., occupying the site Special Department Fay Edel. • many another Jew, have nothEarlier, Colonial Secretary Mal- with the German people," it was Registrations are still being.acing in common with the politicans colm MacDonald disclosed that he reported from Prague. cepted for the second and third of Israel who are even now heard intends to established a special Members of the party are in- weeks of camp. giving out declamations summon- department in the Colonial Office structed that: (1) No "Aryan" announced. providing there is a suf Visitors are invited to the camp ing Jews to fight for the Jewish to deal -with refugee settlement citizens under 45 years of age New evidences of Nazi prcpa- number oi girls registered. on Sunday from 12 to 5 o'clock. State. in the Empire SjS soon as the Brit- should be employed by citizens of ganda cropped out in France as Camp Harding is well equipped S , I will not raise a finger in be- ish Guiana experimental project the "Protectorate" of the Jewish the Government pressed its cam-for a pleasant vacation. Oppor-i'J' half of a Jewish state. I will give, involving 500 persons is under race; (2) All Czech political and ! paign against Hitlerite agitation. tunities ( for swimmic; horselmek as I have in the past, t o i h e fund way. IL non-political organizations, sport, [Latest developments vrere: (1) riding, hikes, camp fires, and to make Palestine a fruitful habij Arrest of four Frenchmen in DEE- j other entertainment are availMacDonald expressed the hope cultural and commercial unions tation for homeless Jews; I will that " | ' kurque, military port on the Eng:- able. first groups of refugees should immediately exclude all also contribute to other promising •wouldthe Jews from their membership as Further particulars regarding • _ r lish Channel, in an Investigation be established in the Britplaces of refuge. _ of Nazi propaganda said to in- the camp can be gotten by calling ! " ish colony by October. He said well as from all leading organs; For me Jewish life is centered the Government may agree to per- (3) Social intercourse between ivolve<he possibility of espionage; the office of the ish Commun- ; , . ~ c in America which contains man mit bringing over of colonization members of the Czech people and j a p p e a r a n c e of posters jlty Center. JA 66. "ev more Jews than could ever inhab- experts from Palestine to Guiana Jews, both in public and private Center Planning Varied throughout Paris picturing Ger- jj In making this announcement it Palestine; my more immediate for a short time, since that is con- life, is "undesirable" and "comProgram for New many as a cappy a n i peaceful I William L. Holzman, rresicent of concern is the Jewish life in which idered desirable by interested promising." Season country; (3) distribution in Paris j the Center, indicated that the I live in the community which I STOups. of a large anonymous edition of j p •jsct willl serve as a successful j ^JL,, Members are given notice that r 1 PTn a member. ;i:uij i „ this order will be carried out be- A rich and varied program of "The Protocols of the Elders of cu mination of cample? Corporation Plan - My interest in Jewish life has Meanwhile, a plan for estab fore Aug. 16, after which date vio- educational t a i d recreational ac- 2ion";-(40 s e n t e n c i n g of a which has been sponsored by the to do with religion in the sense ishment of a Guiana colonization lation will be r e g a r d e d as a; tivities for' children is b e i n g Frenchman for distributing anti- Center this season. that by the application of their corporation has been drawn up. breach of party discipline. planned by the Jewish Commun- Semitic pamphlets on the streets religious principles Jews may be-According to the plan, the corpority Center, according toannoance- o£ Paris in violation of the decree Shops Marked come more respected and effec- ation -will be organized as a comThe Czech "Aryan" Cultural vmade by Milton R, Abra- prohibiting racial agitation. tive in their general communities. pany •without capital but with, thi Union has submitted to the "Pro- ment hams, chairman of . the CentervI Letters frojn Kelcli i Mosaic Persnasion _s right to raise funds and with thi . • . - ;. | Government a proposal committee. •' investigation • in Dunk;.-- , \ I t "has become the practice t*6 re- duty of managing the settlement tectorate" "There are almost 400 children que began,, according to Le. Pet.t to create a special ministry for f gard with gentle scorn the old- n Guiana. 'Aryanization" in order to cen- between the ages of'6 and 14,"Parisien, when the local postmask E %. V timers among Jews who considerThe corporation will have ; tralize the "Aryanization" activi- Mr. Abrahams stated, "who areter drew .the attention of tne aued themselves simply as Ameri- oard of delegates from ties now in the hands of various affiliated with the Jewish Com- thorities to the fact that' hunIf rcans or Englishmen or Germans variouscomposed interested Jewish and ministries. The Union also de- munity Center. During the forth- dreds of letters from Germany, Jews Ordered to Register V i r - of the Mosaic persuasion. "Well, non-Jewish Within Twenty groups. A Government manded that the Government or- coining year, the Center will at- addressed to a Daniiarque inhabithat's what I am — an American representative may be attache der Jews to repay religious grants tempt to carry out a rounded and tant, had been piling up in the of the Mosaic p e r s uasion. and o the board either as a membei made by the Czech Government well-balanced program of activi- post-office, undeliverable because nothing more. The nationalistic >r an observer. The projected cor- since 1923, a sum totalling more ties of special interest and bene- the addresses nad moved, and the Rome (JTA). — The decree philosophers have attempted to fit to them." will have no connectio: than 22,500,000 kronen. in the make me a complex of many ele- poration landlord at the afldress remarked i curbing activities of with the Coordinating FoundaThese activities will suppleThe Union, it was reported, has on the pro-Nazi inclinations of Lis I liberal professions, published in ments; I am content to be simply tion, it was pointed out, but'both ment the splendid physical eduobtained permission from Prague former lodger. j the Official Gazette, provides that a man of one of the religious will naturally cooperate. police headquarters to mark all cation and health building proThe postal authorities decided | t'£-e nevr srstein goes into eiieet in faiths. '' ' • grams now open to the children The Coordinating Foundation "Aryan" shops with signs indicatto open some of the letters' before ] February, 1S40. Until then Jevs " In this identity I can walk with registered as a company, lim- ing their non-Jewish ownership. T h e r e will be no additional returning them to Germany, it are allowed to exercise their promen o£ all other faiths who, are was charges for these activities. by guarantee (public), wit The signs feature a letter "A" set was said. The authorities found fessions but must register ES Jews going in the same direction; I am ned object . Mass Programs of cooperating with in- in a split Mogen David. that the letters held a clue to part w i t h t h e p r o f e s s i o n a l s y n d i c a t e s .,= 3 c \ *.. ric no stranger to them. I am no wan- the An interest innovation will bs bf the Nazi propaganda setup in w i t h i n 2 0 d a y s o n p a i n o f a « . L < _ ^ t ± it dividuals and organizations enAfter an appeal by the Czech ' derer wrapped in my own pur-jaged in improving the cond Ministry of Agriculture to the the Children's hours in the nat- France. Four persons vere subse- month's detention and a S.OOO-lire , : . r u ~\ " i poses, s e e k i n g goals in other tions of beneficiaries and facili- Prague Jewish These quently arrested. Community and ure .of mass activities. fine. • " • • " " i i " ("•-1"' lands. I am one who is understood tating emigration of involuntarj Jewish social institutions to as- will be held five times during the From Feb. 1 all professional Meanwhile, Paris inhabitants "FV -r r since my heart is seen to be striv- emigrants from Germany. The sist in harvesting work in the year, on days when the public awoke to find all main streets, registers will be divided into - 1— Cing toward the same good ends subscribers are given as John W. "Protectorate," h u n d r e d s of schools will be closed. Jews subways and other public places i three groups — that summon other men, my Davis, Paul Baerwald, Nathan L. Prague Jews volunteered to work 'Aryans,' Included in these will be spechands labor to build with them 3 Miller, Lichtenstein and Lewis L. in the fields. They were received ially selected children's movies, placarded' with elaborate posters, ] and "privileged Jews." The "privpicturing the Reich, as a land of | iieged Jews"' •will be perr ed to more just and lovely world for all Strauss, all of New York, and cordially by Czech farmers. The marionette shows, a children's and 'bea'uty. Soon after their esercise their professions with *~ men. iionel de Rothschild, Lionel Co- volunteer workers included refu- sports day and an annual chil- joy appearance many of the pesters only a few restrictions, vhile the If, as a Jew, I possess a separ- hen, Earl Bessborough and Har- ses from other parts of former dren's play: h a d been Emearecl by indignant other Jews will be permitted ic ate culture I am not going to old B. Butler. Czecho-Slovakia and also m e mGroup Activities serve only Jewish clients, except (Continued on page 8.) I -wrap it up to keep for my own bers of Jewish youth organizaSpecial opportunities will be ofunder special emergency condiJ~ exclusive enjoyment; it is the intions such as the Chalutz and fered to the. children through a t.ons. heritance of mankind. Nor am I Brith Trumpeldor. series of clubs, -which -will be orJfot AK Affectefi a Jew who regards himself as one ganized along special interest Arrests in- Slovakia Some professions are affected endowed by inheritance with some lines. Children will have an opIt was reported from. Bratismore than others. Tims, no Jews special essence; I am one of the lava that the Slovak Government portunity to join groups a n d will be allowed to serve as notardemocracy of mankind. All this clubs, directed by experienced has issued a statement announcies and the "unprivileged Jews" lias to do -with essentials of Jewleaders. ing that "Slovak authorities arv,\Il be complete barred. Iron, the ish religion as I know it. rested 33 Hungarian and Jewish . Plans are- being .made for the journalistic profession. The law No Safety members of a secret semi-military organization of the following: A (Teals almost entirely with profesTo emphasize the religious idenanti-State organization E.Dns where special registers cf Dur- children's orchestra, a children's tity of the Jew is the purpose of a theater, a choral group, an artBrussels (JTA) — The Belgian W a s h i n g ton (JTA) — The members are' kept, which leads to revival, as it may be called, that Government's decision to deport ing the searches leaflets in He- craft group and dancing classes. further . lias been started by the Union 3,000 refugees who entered Bel- brew, among others, were discov- The" Center already has a Boy House Committee on Un-American the belief that Activities, on the eve of opening meats regarding other rrofessioii of American Hebrew Congrega- gium after April 30 was criticized ered, testifying to the existence Scout and a Girl Scout troop. of a spy service against the Slovak new hearings here and in other I are coming. tions. It seems to be a movement the Antwerp liberal, newspaper, State." Other clubs will be organized cities, said this week that highly j The same issue of the Gazette to lead Jews back home ond it is by Flandre, which d e c 1 a red that as needs and interests develop. Nearly 200 Palestine immigraamazing facts 'would be disclosed i published two other decrees, the about time we regained our bear- "Belgium will not become bankand "when the hearings are com- j first c o m p e iling ail Jews v."ho Ings. We have been so busy play- rupt if she decides, to spend an- tion certificates have been distributed among Jewish students in. pleted the Bund will be thorough- j adopted "Aryan" names to reasing nation. ' other 6,000,000 francs on 3,000 Bohemia-Moravia and Carpatholy unmasked." For the hearings j sucie their orisi al Jev:ish n mes Of course, there are those who refugees." Russia. Seventy-five of the stuare asking. Segal, do you think on tne German-American an also E M E S "Aryans" w The Journal de Malmedy re- dents have registered for the Heunding names the ri that, as a Jew you will be any the ported Fritz Kuhn, the organization's Jewish, that "heart-b l e a k i n g brew University in Jerusalem; 40 safer for being just a man of the scenes are taking place daily on leader, will be subpoenaed, the to chanjre them, tee second snlliwill go to the Hebrew Technical Mosaic p e r s u aslon? How safe the Belgian-German frontier, with committee stated. | fring any provision in wills epeciInstitute at Haifa; 10 to the new •were the Jews who liked to speak whole S lying that the beneficiary must be families wandering along Bezalel Art School and 28 to the Danzig (JTA) — Tne first conOf themselves as Germans o£ the the border Boston (JTA) — Roy P. Mon- 1 of the Jewish, religion. like hunted b e a s t s Hauser Conservatory. In addition, centration camp in the DcTizig terMosaic persuasion? seeking to cross into Belgium." ~B.t Gcet- lahan of New York, chairmanc c rcf a number of certificates tave been ritory has been opened -a. r ip *rr• •;«I am not thinking of being the national Americanisi The Court of Appeals upheld an granted to students going to the land. The first inmates were 50- mittee of the Disabled Veterar.? A sale- I am thinking of what Jew Antwerp court's cancellation of Hebrew - Gymnasium and to the odd Jews unable to -work under of the World War, told tne organcan do to fulfill themselves as the Antwerp prosecutor's order to Jews and as members of the com- arrest five Austrian Jews who had Teachers' Seminary in Palestine. the Free City's anti-Semitic laws. ization's convention meeting here j They were put to vroT'k at con- that a study by his committee has j munity of man. They are not ful- entered the country illegally. The struction on Government projects shown that every one of the £2 ' filling themselves in the role o prosecutor's warrant of arrest had and were reported to have com- camps sponsored fcy the Germana separate people of a separate alleged that there was danger of plained about their treatment. American Bund is located within nationality. They are certainly the refugees evading legal proV 2 0 miles of, an important army not strengthening their securitj ceedings since they had no per(JTA) — The Polish base or rncnitiens plant. by setting themselves apart in tbi" manent residence in Belgium. Government win shortly intervene • and other countries as. people o The proposed Grafton camp ; '.lotion pictures £ The Antwerp court ruled, howwith the Danzig authorities reanother nationality. •reould h?» very close to Gasp Der-! eacn vrccR at C i ever, that such a danger did not garding application to Polish citiens, asri a Koxbnry site for the j through the cenrte r of t>.e Tr.rI have in mind a revival 0 exist since the refugees "were unzens of the Free City Senate's deBund would allow a c t ! v i t ies j lefv Club which l*.as Jewish religion that shall not 1) able to leave ,the country and cree authorizing confiscation of against the army base, t i e navy j generator to provide self-serving in the synagoguei no; there was no country willing to The Jewish National 'Workers Jewisn property, the Polish-langu- yard, sad the Watertowa arsenal, ; the proj ' a religious cafeteria for dues-pay receive them. The refugees v/ere e j e c t o r Z.ZLC age Jewish daily, Nasz Frzeglad, ing members, not a service of rab- released but they.will be prosecut- Alliance, Poale Zion, will hold its reported. he operate annual picnic Sunday, August 13, bis speaking to God for Jews '.on ed under law providing a penalis ctrll-i2s suitable at Krug park. ; Yom Kippur. (I guess the religion ty of not more than three months' Paris (JTA) — The Foreign The committee In charge asof the Germans of Mosaic persu imprisonment for being caught as iefi for sures a good time for all. -Special Office was investigating a report asion was scarcely anything mon stowaways on a Belgian vessel. that a French citizen, a vronian feature tvill be a miniature resthan that.) s , i s cr^.-Mii i taurant which will serve kosier of Jewish origin, t a d been deprivPynamlo g A ed of her property in Danzig unfood at minimum prices. Expand Farmers Bank rc ec I think of a dynamic religio Local merchants nave donated der the confiscation law of Julyy 6. t elected president and G.- Kaplan, ! P - ' that shall march o u t of the synthe Cr;e» Buenos Aires (JTA),— Expan- merchandise which is to be sold. According to Le Temps, the Dan- j vice-preaident. agogue and join with all' othe authorities have taken from j isha. of the Pleasant I-Iil faiths that arc concerned to brin sion Of the Jewish Agricultural Proceeds from the affair vs-ill be "TA ) of t i e Con God down to the earth; a religio Bank was voted at a meeting of turned over to the Leon B 1 u m the woman all her shares in lea |! ter~. col) at a meeting IiEld SCCSEJ. I Danzig department s t o r e . colony in Palestine, a Jewish Nadelegates representing S O ecothat is not interested so much i I "Coniesspacer said newspaxer said iit iras the irst j All tlie last year's officers re- I paving Jews for earthly immortal nomic and credit co-operatives. tional Fund project. Mr. Kirsaa ; Eior.s ci A drawing for a Added capitalization of 350,000 "v tty as in making the earth goo set of silver such incident involviss a French taineS their position. 1S£T. .i picture. lean be reached at be held. citizen. ; (Continued on page 8.) ,; pesos was voted.
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The Seleucid rulers of Syria In ed madly out of the Post build- Schlaffer, a Hebrew teacher In. only hire relatives out there." "I serving their distinctlveness? Uning, grabbed a cab and made the Baltimore, has translated the song I don't know," retorted Jimmy, till they are prepared to assimil- 170 B. C. coionizsd the city of driver tear up the streets to his "God Bless America" into Hebrew j "Father would certainly ba sur-ate &E& abandon the chosen peo- Tarsus with Jews. home . . . Where he kept the caband has his pupils at the H&r Slonj prised to learn that lie might be ple idea, their troubles sre bound waiting while he dressed, then Hebrew School sing it. According Golflwyn's cousin." to intensify." Patronize Our Aevertisers. drove to a restaurant for dinner to "Inside Germany Reports," Issued by the Friends of German .- . .And in the same cab, at In tune •with the trend, Leon breakneck speed — to the Lewis- Freedom, attendance at Nazi par- Schlesinger produced a patriotic ohn Stadium, in time to catch the ty .meetings has becorae so bad. cartooa, "Old Glory." It is the opening strains of the program.. that they have takea to showing I first animated cartooa on a serpictures gratis . . . Vin- iocs subject . . . is cleverly con. G. B., according to private ad- moving cent Sheean, the author, relates 1ceived vices, Is" the most popular publish- in so deftly mounted to Peace But a Sword" to seemand er the Post has had In the mem-thathisat"Not for the most part not a Evian he preferredths ory of the oldest employe there . . Casino to tha refugee conference cartoon but the performance o* . . . At least, he says, "at the Ca-real actors. One scene may revoFILM: The JDC is preparing a sino you were not pretending to lutionize cartoon technique . . . By Josue Jehouda film on the "St Louis" refugee do anything to help them — you that o£ the statue of Lincoln, Josne Jehouda, editor. o£ "Re- every Jew, the necessity to assert When there is an attack upon our episode . . . It should prove a were squandering e n e r g y , and painted in oils instead of the cusvue Jnive do Genevre," French- himself spiritually is Imperative. physical beings we do not hesitate great aid in the U. J. A. campaign wasting time, and losing money tomary water colors, conjures the t \ • { ^ . . Which reminds us . . . That . . . you wers not glossing over a startling illusion of b e a u t i ful language periodical published It Is a sacred duty towards Israel but rush to their defense. <** in Switzerland and. subscribed to make its doctrine known to the Our ancestral culture Is being some enterprising reporter equip- living horror with dead and emp- bronze sculpture. to by i n t e l l e c t u a l circles world, not only in order to justify scoffed at and blackened by aped with a camera could, if hety words." . . . throughout the Continent, i3 its right to live, but to contribute methodically planned, universal, had the courage and stamina, get ' Director Eddie Buzzell is leavone of those rare individuals thus to the, regeneration of oc- cruel and dreadful anti-Semitism. himself aboard one of the many ing for Europe . . . a refuges who though living in the midst cidental culture which finds itvessels plying the Medifrom the Marses. The funatie&l we have conceived no cen-refugee of an unprecedented upheaval, self met with an unprecedented Yet terranean and do a pictorial story Trio tendered him a farewell partralized potent method of defence has nevertheless retained the crisis. that would move the world out of ty . . . at the Trocadero . . . for in spite of the fact thot the very Its apparent apathy toward one of c a 1 m necessary to achieve a hors d'oeuvres . . soup was eervThe unfortunate situation of tho heart of our existence is being the most tragic developments of long-range viewpoint for com- Jews ed in a garage . . . . chicken In a By HELEN 226SIOND In Central and Eastern Eur- pierced. ; • • bating-present-day problems. In ope, paralyses modern times . . Any volunteers? print shop . . . &nd dessert at the our spirits and deUniversal this article Jehouda presents vitalizes our reaction against anti- This spiritual defense to which Hollywood — A picture design- fight stadium. A couple ol "shinwhat he'believes to bo the ulti- Semitism; and our resignation to I refer Is imperative in Paris aa It PHILOSOPHER: Pro. Morris ed to counteract increasing racial ers" and coffee completed the mate solution. —EDITOR this situation, prevents us from is in Tel-Aviv, in Jerusalem as it R. Cohen, noted philosopher, does is "Ths Great Com- BS2U. taking action which is essential is in Naw York, Geneva, London, not read the Dally Worker . . . Intolerance mandment." It is not one of HolCairo and in Moscow. Every Jew Because, he recently told friends, lywood's super-colossals, but a Milton Eerie breaks out with a After complete analysis of tie for our preservation. no matter where he was born of "I don't like being bored within." simple sincere p r e s e station of book in the Fall, titled, Laughvarious phases of the sclenece of Spiritual Needs hla social standard may be, Judaism, Philanthropy, alliance Chriat . . . an effort to dispel iagly Yours. We must, without a doubt, help what PAMPHLET: That Q u a k e r some and Zionism, we find ourselves the victims of anti-Semitism, theso today must adopt a new code of of the age-old distortions once more at a turning point in human wrecks, surrounded by ha- evaluation. He must-seek to at- pamphlet giving the true facts on of fact which have bred racial ha- They were shooting a scene ia the refugee situation in this counHiils. Director Rattain his moral right — his right our history. The future of our tred, without any means of existred for centuries. The film was the Hollywood hopped about making, sure destiny drive3 us towards a newtence, with no shelter and no to live — and his culture must try has proved an amazing suc- conceived and entirely financed off all was in readiness. "When halting place which is destined to food; certainly, the Jewish mis- be recognized; he must be accept- cess . . . It drew no less than 100 by Rev. Jane3 K. Frledrich. Irv- that everything was just r i g h t , he accomplished the emancipation of ery which has grown to unbeliev- ed among the nations. But he can- favorable editorials from newspa- ing Plchel was the director . . . boomed directions . . . had individuals, started by the French able proportions must be diminsh- not, stripped of the J u d a i s m pers throughout the country . . . John Beal, the lead . . Maurice scarcely forth finished when the words which enriched his heritage and Revolution, because this basic in- ed by all possible means. __ • • Mo3covltca portrays the father . cane rumbling back. "Dot's funRACIALISM: Two German res^ . and Maxi Davidson, another olddividual emancipation must final- But in helping these victims gave purpose to his existence. * he puzzled, "Mine echo has ly lead to the freedom o£ all thowe must not forget the duty tow- When the civilized world be- ldents of Mexico have been tossed time Jewish actor, is a member of ny," aa ecceat." peoples .and the ultimate elimin- ards the dignity of Israel which comes aware of the collective co- out of the Mexican division of the the cast. Nazi party . . . Because they marhesion of Israel, an Israel morally ation of ostracism of the spiritual, Is being attacked Just as violentwomen . . . And the Hitler's plans on Danzig aren't Curious about &$. old man. on doctrine of Israel. ly. The spiritual defense of our strong and fortified with eternal ried Mexicanwhom the Naiis are more secret than Chaplin's man- the set, Groucho asked his age. The Jew, as individual, w i l l culture is an urgent necessity, right, an Israel eager to accom- Mexlcano3, trying to convert to their views on euvers for "The Great Dictator." •"IEI 84 and will EOOH celebrate have equal rights only when the were it only for the purpose of plish further his vocation as alife, are being told plenty about Even the title hasn't been official- my 60th wedding anniversary." She wouldn't need that artificial color If ehVd drinii culture of Israel gains a moral dissipating the hateful calumnies human being and a Jew, only then the incident.. "I wouldn't celebrate that," ad. right in society and is recognized of anti-Semitism.. This defense Is will we have achieved tho necesly admitted yet. However, this vised more of Roberts Vli&sais D iae&Iththe comic. "Just let it slip as a constructive-doctrine. The re- unrelated to re-adaptation, tech- sary purposefulness to abolish week a call slipped out for charmilk." GHOST: Refugee Row Is tell- acter actora who speak Yiddish. by and brood over it." cognition of Jewish culture ia nical, academic or social instruc- competely the ostracism of Israel. Let U3 finally develop a greater ing this story . . . A ghost met a That should give some inkling &s therefore a matter vital to every tions. Now that "Man About Town" Jew. There is no other solution to Our spiritual defense will pre- pride in, a deeper understanding Nazi soldier and boasted: "I can to the subject-natter . . . but the age-old problem driven into sent to the world and to our-of the value of our spiritual and disappear at will." . . . But theyou'll not get Charlie to admit it. Is about town, the story can be tola. Jack Benny was very enthuthis present ghastly deadlock. For selves the true meaning of our ex- cultural h e r it a g e. Let us beNasi got the last word with this: even to create a central "Pooh, that's nothing, I can re- Although "Nasi Spy" is doing siastic about the harem scene wits istence; it will project a mode of prompted from Spain -without ever hav- S. R. O. business in Paris, tha its slaves and beactifll maifieas. living.for the Jew, both as an in-institute which will propagate our turn Then suddenly hs shook his head. dividual and as a part of a united culture the world over so that all' ing been there." . . . bulk of the Queue-waiters are not He couldn't do it. "Whoever saw body. Now is the time when it is may know of It, and the mere French but refugees from all Fas- a sultan smoking a cigar? . . . MISH-MASH: Zachary Schus- cist-riddea countries . . . even most imperative that we abandon knowledge of its existence will be I always smoke." For & raoter, city editor of The Day, Is those Bluggish tactics of Intellect- Its own defense. China! Picture Is shown ES la the and "Hear, ,O Israel , . these words, head of the new Yiddish depart- original escept for tho omission o£ meat the fate of the scene fccsg 1 1 ual and spiritual indolence which in the balance . . . then an ingenconsist only of periodical' assls- which I command the© . . . shall ment started r e c e n t l y by theHitler's face. tence after disaster has befallen be upon thy heart; and thou shalt American Jewish Committee . . . In Lcadoa, undercover photo- ious prop man installed the aeoesplumbing in a Turkish hookteach them diligently unto thy Nathan Jonas, retired Brooklyn Israel. by Nazi agents of Ger- sary Tel Aviv Flyer in U. S. ah to acoomodate & Corona . , . children, and shalt talk of them banker and philanthropist, is put- graphing man refugees entering the theaOne must not underestimate the Seeking Funds for thou sittest in thy house, ting the finishing touches to his dire necessity of assisting those when showing "Nasi Spy" is cacs- and the ehow went on. and when thou walkest by thememoirs down at Miami . . . Bl-tre Flight who are destitute, and lending ev- way, ing the authorities considerable and when thou liest down, anca Algran&tl Kleinlerer, paint- worry. ery means within our power to Wells Wanis Jews ond when thou rlsest up . . ." er and wifa of the JTA'a former By DANIEL L. SCHORR their physical and moral support. French pictures currently hold Rome correspondent, has come to New York (JTA) — The first Yet this concern should not enfirst place with Italian film-goers Must Assimilate •--%,-. airplane flight from New Yorte to tirely overshadow that w h i c h Copyright 1939 By Seven Arts tha United States to live and will . . . in spite of every effort to sell shortly display some of her works Feature Syndicate.), Palestine, aimed at dramatizing must be done tor ourselves and LoaSoa (JTA) — H. C-. Wells, the native and German product which have been exhibited in leadthe accomplishments of the Jew-posterity to the end thot such disthe public. They, too, are nazi- la his new book "The Pate cf Ing European galleries < . . Helen to ish homeland, la envlsoned by aster in the tuturo may be avertHozao Sapiens," predicts that the ated .. Beverly, personable young Yid- A .strosg Morris Bromberg, Palestinian avi- ed. We must remember that retroubles beiag esperiencedfcyt i e effort is being eaSs dish actress who scored heavily to remove tha B r it t s h ban onJews ator, mechanic and leader of tho lieving physical pain is but an imr~will intensify "until they In Schwartz's "The Brothers Ash- "Professor Kaialock" Elnca "Nazi are prepared mediate measure and by no means Maccabl Sports Organization. to assirsilate asd kenazi," plays a leading role in Bromberg, who - organized the an absolute solution to our probabandoa the chosen people idea." the new Yiddish film, "The Light Spy" was passed without a cut. Maccabl round-the-world motorcy- lem which is p r i m a r i l y one of Ia & reference to the Je'VPisih spiritual adjustment. Ahead," based on Mendele Moehcle tour In 4936, is-seeking a LL . ; A pal was twitting 31 ta ra y ,jestion. Wells declares: "Why Dignified "Worship er Sforim's classics, "The Kliat*- \ $12,000. fund to buy and fit out Roosevelt aboutT getting a job in Ehotsld aay country -rant these sce" and "Flshke der Krtuner," a plane for his Intended hop to .The Jewish communities, under Hollywood. "Vv hy, I thought they inassinilabls aliens, bent oa preJust completed by Carmel ProducTel Aviv, via Paris. He believes tho auspices of our rabbis, obtions . . . Among persons taking he can already count on $8,ono serve with dignity pur rituals in the cure at Vichy, Prance, this and needs $4,000 more.' The 24-the • synagogues; wherever there year are Chief Rabbi Ainiel of year-old flyer, t r a i n ed in theare Jews, there is a spirit of charTel Aviv and Rabbi Wolf Gold. United States and Canada, is con- ity In accordanco with tho religBOOK RE1EW fident that ho mate theflightinious prescription of coming to the formerly of America and now of about 25 hours. He would make rescue of the poor and the un-A book you'll reafi with heart ex- Jerusalem . . . Leo W. Schwartz, \7tcrs Or.zts Steps With CcnfXcr.cc tho New York-to-Parls hop in IS fortunate; Jewish emigration, If ploding Is "Mr. EmannueV' by author of, "The Jewish Caravan," hours and from there continue on not methodically canalized, is at Louis Golding. has been named executive editor to Tel Aviv. . . . • least supported by organizations, of Equality, the monthly journal 'r ,-_, SWASTIKA: T h e r e w a s ato defend democratic rights and Goodwill Flight specially created for this purpose; ^Bg«si Far Ssfc Feature swastika Incident at the sixth concombat anti-Semitism and racialeconomic and political battle find "Such a flight," Bromberg told a J.. T. A. reporter, "would show among us well recognized leaders; gress of the World Baptist Alli- ism . . . Judge Rothenberg's pretthe world that we Jews, too, canpioneering and social readjust- ance in Atlanta, Ga. . . .The main ty young daughter. Just out of FUH CHUBBB^ fly. It would illustrate, in a most ment in Palestine has awakened street of the gracious Southern Goucher College, Is not followf u ^f city waa decorated with the flags dramatic way, what the 475,000 the Jew to the achievement of aling In her dad's footsteps . . . . of all nations represented at the Tbis year TAey7l Be Jews of Palestine have accom- miraculous accomplishment in our She's interested in journalism . . . plished." The trip, h o w e v e r , ancient country and is supported congress . . . Among the pennants Leonard Mendlowlts, A a e r l e a n Fsslsion leasts . . . was the notorious crooked cross would have no political purpose, by numerous Zionist organizations Jewish Outlook colyuinlst, is vaC4^ he said. It would be intended sole- throughout the world . . . The of the Nazis . . . Next morning, cationing in N'Yawk and dropped the swastika banner had mysterspiritual defense of our culture, ly on "a good-will flight." in on the JTA office for a gander <® V -. Bromberg, a stocky, brown-eyed, which is the nucleus of our unity iously disappeared . . . And not at the cable machines . . . Con$' K%!b.eci Grae® Tire* fit curly-headed and reticent youth, and the root of occidental civiliza- even the two German delegates grats to the American Israelite on a. Great SETIBKII. has had flying on his mind ever tion, alone remains neglected, in- protested . . . Not a word of the its 86 th anniversary . . . Maurice since 1929 when ho first went up spiring no serious concern, with, flag'B mysterious disappearance R. Schochatt write us that Israel in a plane in Palestine. An expert no group dedicated to the purpose was published in the local newsThe toast of youth, &s mechanic and champion motorcy- and responsibility of maintaining papers • • • clist, he developed a auick and in- its existence. fashion pet for dsytisas, tense interest in aviation. HOBBIES: Publisher George diascr tad e\?£Sing dotfees. That the sly and organized en- Backer of the N. Y. Post playa His visit to the United States emy which has sworn our destrucga dtsiiag... eo yeuthM, 'cello and lovea croquet and during the Maccabl world motorcannot bo subdued merely by the cribbage . . . Frequently plays . cycle tour in 193B stimulated this tion so ispert&st for fs.'l sad spending the mounting philanwith Herbert Bayard interest further. He returned to allotments, ia a certainty. croquet winter. l a Dyed Cross Fes, Svvopo . . . Is passionately fond of : Palestine, saved up money for thropic can and must alleviate the pain, symphonic music . . . Onca d&shtwo-and-a-half years w h i l e he It Dyed Red Fes, Hfsi. SIJbut the deep moral wounds boring worked in his garage and me-deeper and deeper into the core AS RSUCEii &S ver Fer, Dyed Black For. chanic's shop In Tel Aviv, and finour existence cannot be cured ally in 1937 ventured forth again of unless reinforcd by the spiritual Othcw IS9.9S to $159 to America to leara flying. After strength PRIVATELY owned o a t t ana passengers*desiring to studying aero-mechanics at Floyd selves. necessary to sustain ouri.. travel on eharo cxptnea Bennett Airport in New York, ilflr Csohi Fur $&fos—Third Fioci basis phone Coast to coast Mora than over, we must now Bromberg bought a plane from an raise Auto Travel Bureau. HA heads, we muat unite Ohio factory and received enough aroundour 5600, 2007 Farnam. Destinour historical vocation. ation and accident insuranca instruction to get. his private lion all passensers. Our culture exists, and by neglectcense. ing it we deprive ourselves of our Ho returned to Palestine with natural and competent defenders. his craft— the first American ,:-(.. plane to bo brought to Palestine A s —and brought with 'him an American aviator who opened Palestine's first Jewish flying school. Wo boucat those pop' ORI6IUAL , , Further Courses alar new stylo pianos This year Bromberg went to lr * <w fc h Vy 4M \ » t*«*t at & ROCK BOTTOM Canada, took-further courses and PRICE — - you'll eaves passed the examinations tor aeroup to $100.00 by placnautical engineer and commeroial ing your pia.no order pilot and.navigator. In Canada hs BOV (or futuro delivExclusive with Us also practiced cross-country fly£====" " pesr yes? feuiLncjs a wseatlsa ftr^s to t l a ing. The longest flight ho haa ery. Come in and 7 ^-'fasels 8s: S . ^V01>,IBjidBopBi?Jt3t:s3t}fh3 6 i 3 ' -' V made to date ia 300 miles. So far, " S l our "Special August lio has met all expenses from hla values." flfSOOCO own pocket. , . - • . . Bromberg was born in Russia and I Suites and ^/ovrejloiJacjfflfcnd VJC2ILC TC3EV LAST! came to Palestine with hlfl parents at the.age.oM2..His father now 5 With tut, (0i« Until Sept. 1st) owns an orange grove at Eaanana. s^ Shower or During the 1923 Arab excesses rea tesr&to fcsrffci " '" LDUP = Others $49SS to $175 Bromberg was among the first I seven Jews to go to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv to guard the Mea A Goreeess Suit la. & Hera- /" Sberlm quarter.from attack. Lat» (*—"— - ' ' ' TrasSs In Your Old Piano ton Bolero effect &ad pos&- / ^ er, he want to Europe, studied mechanics in Franco and worked .23 WEEKLY et trin, long cost. The dress \ »""n iZ3 at the Belgian Government auto1~ -,-a rin n o n n ' ES3 hss Has tetfc detail tIe'tveE, mobile arid motorcycle factory at Write for Free Piano Liege, returning to Palestine to g o r e d skirl. Bl££ab£ny Catalogso on Grands, work as chief mechanic for tho J. \ if ) IJX—rSpinets, Uprights. V?ise, Marine Greaa, Erovn, factory's agency in tho Holy Land. Before aviation occupied hla Tesis Blae. Sires :b da it. thoughts, Bromberg was an. enthusiastic motorcyclist. Ho is tho < ? motorcycling champion of Palesl i i-,^ya' £1 FrcaeS ^SOK5—T&"rd Flos? tine and has woa many first prises •^it Podrjo CS., Osns at the "Jewish Olympics" ,in Tel CJh cr.d Crcsc!;vsj,'f Aviv and in other events. Ho is ^ O - O C« ' ^ captain 'of • the Palestine Maccabl motorcycle team. .^•MA^L^J^AI^I
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THE JEWISH PBBS3—FRIDAY, AUGUST 11,1939 of North Platte is in. town some people insist tfc&t the sunspart of the day. When they did now, too. leave it for a while it was for ths iner just seetas tc Ptanfi still. pen, to write an article for the Annette For man bes »- vjpttot seas jh&ps they ueew. nom* one to S staying v i l h "Zeit." At-the beginning of each KatisaF, esaoa it a Ebove for them. .her . H e r HP.SV£'F rr.uHne Wolff-.. day, a y first though was c£ paint-us Citr i f Dr. ing, and only with vrhat time and f-repp ' Dear Susy Q: energy remained did I do my writ.in E,nfi Ecyer Cranii&l! Kc, ing. Vjdtcd Ecrs Tc-ri icutiue i BIBLS ths Sirst tirae E.E4 vras £.rn_v.sed to \r " , There dawned upon me the unv~r Q, A man TFSQ 23 laden tritfl the notice that Ell the other cars I ^ 2 ^ ^ derstanding of my real calling. ! my true road in life — paistisg. blood of-any person thzZl h&stea were from .cat-siste. : po IT,err n n f . Well, Shirley Rosenblcm lelt I returned to New York with a his steps unto the pit — cone will fvrnLioT>f!.tr-b~ y UOKE vrith their mom &nd pop, with her folks today for Detroit, j hundred drawings and paintings support him. He who walketh uprightly shall They also plaa to r.peEa some tiCT i Dtii a be in Fhi!2.£e!phiE.fcrncv.\ which brought encouraging words : A charming piece, in vrhlcb packed a small bundle for me, a of life did I bring along with me from friends and colleagues. Sooa e saved, but he who is perverse at Rochester, K. T. Eear that j cause the; left for there Tues-; Harry "U'olfsan is in N. Y., and i car. through an artist's reminisc- few pieces of underwear, some and so much did I reclve hack in after this I had ray first exhibi- .n his ways shall fall at once. He who tilleth his ground shall oh yes, Frances Elumkin is in i; Fur-r.r tl'-- 3srv i—TV ,! tion, which established a y destiny ence we are carried by tho tiae hard crackers and a jar of jelly. exchange. have plenty ot bread, t u t he who as a painter firmly. town * r o s YTE.shii^ton, .X C , i h&ve foecti j^r'*"."" Cjjie-"^ e£ oJ destiny from incident to inci- Then accompanied by s o b bing, Did I lose or did I gain? At that time I was forty-threa followeth after vain things shall where she has bees working at j ever a bu"s". c ' dent, from country to country kissing and advising relatives for It seems to me I gained considhave poverty enough. r' • years of age. A. S. A. headquarters. j pettier. as the author unfolds in brief, a short way, I continued with my erably. Ke who hath EH evil eye hasteneveThree more times I returned to gripping scenes the story oh his father to Slmpheropol. Rhea Schneider had & bridge ( T America Palestine. In the year 1924, I th after riches, andfenowethcottwelvesosse ths other tight Jcr quire more life. few days later I was installed c " , •_:_' feverishly, so much so, hat want shall come upoa him. What was I, upon my arrival? Laura Goi£in, vrSo is Eettr Tarn- bridge. Saul Raskin's etching "Inter- as, A an apprentice in a lithographic A youngster of twenty-five, with worked r TALMUD that my colleagues advised a s eff's cousin from Chicago. Aen a t i o n a 1 Bankers" won the print shop, the Brothers MockoDavid KcTi •v o Charles -M. Iiea priaa of §100 mel, a printing place for labels, very vague ideas about myself and smilingly to slow down. It WES said cf Nochnra Gsm-su other Chicsigo visitor is Geraldine vhe -wextf. • ' the world around me. The strings My third trip was in 1923, a .e-Tovah (this is also for theSintcn, who is staring -frith Dor- day, -ill be in trvrn this lor the best print submitted to cards and other commercial arthe Sixteenth Annnni Exhibi- ticles. I felt, vaguely, that the of my soul were weakly attuned to tragic and bloody year in the life best) who was hliad ia both eyes, othj" Eintos tor a cocple cl ireelzs. j cud. Which reiTilniif. m e tion of American Etching, in Art Academy should look some- Jewish sentiments and thoughts. of Eretz Israel. My latest trip rippled in both hands, vrith both Incidentally, Dorothy entertained j little cousin I h&re vhosc. ixxtiv. Philadelphia. His works are on what different. But my father see- The language I spoke was mostly was In 1937. of his legs crushed and his whols at a luncheon for her Wednesday, i ambition in life 2s to crov x:v t c With this year, it seems to me, body covered with sores, vrho was permanent exhibition in galler- ing printed sheets with images, Russian. Yiddish I knew, slightly. The susnrser Is oing so fast? j be a fire- engine. = I ies and museums In New York, sincerely believed that by placing I worked in lithography year after one stage of my life is brought to lyisg in a' tottering house: Whea us© vrr,sj just I Did you know Selms Evjetel c 'j Brooklyn, Newark, Washington, me here, he would start.me on the year without hope and outlook. a close, the formation of my dea-- his disciples WESted to remove his last •week—but then, cf course, 1 Grand Island is here visiting Then along came an opportunity. tiny as a painter, and a new stage bed first and then his furniture, [that's just c r CTH opinion, cause 'evieve Miotcr" Etein? 'TO Houston, Charleston, Memphis, distinguished road of Art. I started as a cartoonist in the begins with a new problem. he said: "My children, first, take Richmond and Pittsfield. A whole year passed in. the"Kibitlzer" Kind of Psiater and 'The Big Kundes' out everything contained in this .—THE EDITOR irinting shop. I learned how to ,humoxistic m a g a z i n e s What kind of a painter am I?house, and then remove my bed; lolish a lithographic stone, how tw.o Through tho dim distance of 6 prepare lithographic ink, howThrough the work on these mag- It is not the quality and excell- for ye -can rest assured that as my childhood, f r a g m e - n t s of o pick off printed sheets from azines, I came in contact with the ence of my drawing and painting long as I am ia this house it will scenes shimmer in my memory. I he press, how to draw Russian Jewish world. From Russian, I about which I wish to speak. I not fall. They did so, and after shifted to reading, writing and know that I have not reached ny his bed had. bees reaoved, the recall a room -with a floor of ettering upon a stone. r/rv earth colored light brown. A few Above all I learned to mind my speaking Yiddish. First I contri- ultimate goal in these respects. house caved in. His disciples then machines over which bend master, who was a German from buted in the "Zeitgeist," then I am now sixty years old, asd it aid: "Rabbi, since thou are such Arbeiter Stimme," "Freie appears to- me I still have a high a perfectly righteously man, why figures of workmen making caps Berlin, a drunkard, a fellow with "Freie "Das Naye Leben," mountain to climb. I am not fear- art thoa EO terribly afflicted?" and preparing goods for the ap-a wild temper, but an excellent Geselshaft," Naye Land," "Zukunft," ful of its height, on the contrary, My children," he replied, "I myproaching spring, the best trading lithographer. He would thrash us 'Das 'Zeit»" "Tog," on art and litera- I feel welling up in me a joyful am the cause cf it. I was at time, i the time off local l l Easter Et severely for each l i t t l e error. ture. Finally I became the author anticipation that I will c l i m b self one time on my way to the house fairs and markets. From him 1 learned that litho- of a book in Yiddish. without stop. of my father-in-law, and had with There I see my grandfather, the graphy is really an Art, and the For haven't I just begun and me three SESES, cue laden •with Dissatisfied with just copying cutter, and also my father, work- garden where this flower grows \ ins. With them is my uncle, black most splendidly is Germany. If I mechanically other people's orig- surely age does not weaken a food, another with drinks, and delicacies. In the bearded, still a young man with a wished to reach the summits of inals on lithographic stones, I now painter. Q u i t e otherwise — it the third with 1 peculiar round back, and a fiery the art of the stone, I must go began to contemplate actively en- strengthens him. Didn't Renoir at course of EJ journey a poor man tering upon a different art expres- sixty paint his splendid nudes, approached n e and ssid: 'Rabbi, temper. Really a very soft hearted •Nach Berlin." and Claude Mone.t and Pissaro give me some food. I am hungry. upon a new way In life. man after the explosion of anger This idea got into my head. sion, The World War found me in a and Israels and many others, did And I answered: "Wait until I subsides. Through Odessa to Berlin becamo tangle of moods and doubts. It not they achieve their best ia will unload my donkeys.' But beIt is evening. I am holding a the goal of my young days. fore I had done EO the man expirseemed to me, the world war came their advanced ago? piece of gray paper, circling about Surrender True, how do I dare, to associ- ed; EO I fell en his face and said: • my uncle carefully so as not to I remained in Odessa longer also to solve my personal probeyes, -which had no mercy for $j--enrange him. But the desire is sothan the German had planned for lems. I resigned from my job in ate myself with those Giants In 'My eyes, may .they become blind. great, that finally I approach him, me. In Odessa 1 lost a lot, butthe shop, never to return. I enter- Art. I think, however, that oae thy hands, which had no considergive him a slight pull on. thogained much more. Soon after my ed the Jewish Welfare Board to should dare to put the highest My for thy hands, may they besleeve, and in an imploring tons I arrival, my colleagues got hold of serve the Jewish soldier in theprice upon himself. Thera vill al- ation ways be estimators, eager to re-come crippled. My feet, which had say "TJncle, make me a horsie." my p i o u s pair of -Tefilen, my American Army. pity upon thy feet, may they With the announcement of the duce the price. Let the price be no crushed." Not interrupting his "work a t thew h o l e provinciality, my naivete And I could not find Balfour Declaration, I gave u p all high enough to stand redaction. be machine, he shouts at me: "Away and crushed them to dust. say satisfaction .-until I had .said: But this is not my prcb-lera. my cosmopolitan ideas and be•with you, didn't I already draw My surrender, however, was not What I am asking is if I am a *May my whole body become covyou twenty horBes?" without a painful struggle. I loved came a Poale Zionist. painter, am I a Jewish painter, ered with sores'." Said hSs dis- d csss bszt. Cr,r rrssri All these Jewish national and "But Just one more horsie," I my God from childhood with a and if so— what are the elements ciples: "Woe.is unto us that we tocsfe^ rsss is£Sles cctE I art aspirations and l o n g i n g s continued to Tiesdeep and tender love. With reluctmust see thee in Each a confiitios." ot Jewishness in my painting? brought me to the year 1921, to Slaps ance I began to feel that I was And he replied: "Woe would it c"^ BEBJS, erccSk gv£ psi? 4, To me it is a firm conviction the year of my first voyage to Suddenly my uncle jumps up drifting away from Him and that have been unto me had ye not la TSM. cr crecni! TPKSJ that a Jewish art exists, or is Palestine. from his Beat, his eyes shooting his place was taken by a little seen me in suca a condition." fet&s low iiizf erc'cfcSJsifi evolving; I believe that the outPilgrimage sparks of rage, catches me andbook, the Ethics of Spinoza. erkpsssi esd fist i burst of Art expression by Jews Never will I forget my first pllputs me across his knees, face In Odessa it was, that I, for the the world over, will not long con- Hyxaan Sails fcr Eu L reefy t dawn, • and slaps me, s o u n d l y , first time,, experienced an Artgramage to the land of Israel. The tinue ^ck tip, to spend itself upon foreign shouting: ""There is a horse for school, tho private Art classes of trip on the boat which carried us New York (JTA) — Joseph it. in you, and another, and more, and the Manilams. There, for the first a small group of Jews, through fields. G. Hyman, execsUve director cf It must arrive at a bright and the Joint Distribution Committee, resSs* more.' time I learned what drawing pa- the waves of the Atlantic ocean definite statement ot our own be- sailed for Europe on the Eollandand the Mediterranean, to the He pushes me away, a bitterly per really looked like and what will C T y i n g boy, then immediately charcoal sticks were. There it was, shores of Palestine, I remember as ing. It must arrive at a line, which Araertcsa User Statesmen. Ke all will recognise as a Jewish oaa •will confer on refugee problems pulls me back again, his storm that I first saw models, and metit it were yesterday. ; spent. "Now," he says, "be quiet Art students and artists with long, I can't forget the joy and ex-to a conception of forms, distribu- vith Morris C. Troper, European give me your pencil and paper/! hair. And in Odessa I met a slen- hilaration that sang in my heart, tion of light and shade, combina- director cf t i e J. D. C, and other The guiltily smiling uncle draws der large-eyed girl, who later be- and rang through my letters home tion ot colors peculiarly oar own. Je-srtsh leasers. My burning desire is to know for me a very primitive horse, came my wife, and my guide on and through my newspaper writsomething like two circles -and the road to art. _. From Odessa I ings. As I wandered afoot through how all this will evolve. What k lour "straight lines" for Iegs.la my "made my first jump "to all toreign a considerable part o£ the load, shapa it will take, ia a y great treading over her narrow white hope to see. Y eyes this uncle of mine wa3 not countries. the ectasy of drawing and To formulate this ides and to less than a genius. Nevertheless, Thus began my years of ^wan- paths, the spanking m a d e me decide, dering and learning. Began, but painting gripped mo overwhelm- participate in the fulfillnest of it from then on I would draw my not ended, although I am now a ingly. The brush and pencil did is the goal of the years that renot leavo my hand for the greater main for me to live. own horses. I was then probably man of sitty. four years old. Wanderings I recall another scene, when I Td travel and gather experience STT •was somewhat o l d e r , perhaps were ambitions from my early eight. I am attending a Russian days and have never left me. My elementary school. C l a s s e s are knowledge of commercial lithojust over, and I am sitting on a graphy-helped me a great deal. bench surrounded by boys. They As soon as I would arrive at a are eagerly watching - me as I place, I would stop to find a job draw upon a large white sheet o: at-a lithographic printing shop, "paper the head of the Tzar Alex- to make enough money to travel ander the Second, a broad face further. I soon developed into a with sideburns growing abandantr very good lithographer. ly on. both sides. AU-theonlooklnfi Later, I was considered to be boys are enchanted by my perfor- one of the best in the trade. At mance, and "when I am through the Bame time, I acquired skill in one of them gives me three ko- drawing. "Wherever I found an peks for the great Tzar." Happily, art class, a model, a bit of naI run home much excited over my ture, and had free time I would lirst picture sale. draw. My free time was the time How Ceos?7—» v,,, I am already"!ourteeri years old left after work in the litho-shop, and have completed cheder and after readingg and attending g meetF.T7V p VeSsa for Tear Mosey. 4 - ...» • school, ily father, a gentle loving ings and lectures. In such a manMODSL H-S7: Super B==jfather of nine children, regard' ner I traveled through Germany, a-scops • Television Audio £ me, the oldest,-with a worried eye, Italy, Switzerland and France. My end Phonograph. Key • 14to fblsk r»-wondering what will become, o art and reading had neither plan ir.cb Dyaapowcf Speaker • .'•'• me,, after all. This small town o nor system. 9 FcsthertouehTisnias Keys brrf rows han* I would paint anything t h a t ours, Nogaisk, in the south o • Foreign-Domestic Recap* Russia, is sure I will grow up to came my way and was interested tioa • S G-5 Tubas • Vijbe an artist. My father' would in theosoDhy, marxism,-plays, asualcs DisL have nothing against that. Only tronomy, v e g o t a r i a nism and ne doesn't exactly know, just as Goethe. I did not stay too long la If T T 3 err-: ?T the other townspeople don't know any one place. At the age of twencosts g what the n a m e artist implies ty, • I returned to Hussia to dis- G-E TE3E UITEI •where one couia learn to be an ar charga my military obligations. I ist iMa esrrie*. Whs noi get thi rr.r: i Then for tlat, what one coultl gain by being wan freed from service. ; an artist, but above all what cz a couple -of year I moved about without aim. Finally, in the year O Kovj T2TZZ".2".l A" lut actly itmqans to be an artist. of 1904, with a group of Grodno Departure. ;. Once my father happened to g> Jew's going to America I Etolo to the district town Simpheropo; across the Russian border out of to buy goods. Upon his return h s h e e r curiosity and adventure, called me to.hlm and said, "Shoi with a perfectly good passport in lilc, I have found a place for you my pocket. 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THE JEWISH PRESS—FRIDAY, AUGUST 11,1939 "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion?" Why the publication of the "Christian Index," which is aimed not .against the Communist Jew, but against the poor Jewish shop-keeper? We know him as the avowed champion of "Franco" methA TTeeily Survey of People sad Ideas ods—which means .that fifty-three persons can be summarily By A. A. ROSACE executed for the crime committed by one. There are many things that cannot be smiled away.. CoughSTONE lin has set his course. He might as well admit it. August 13th marks the 121st
knew anything about the man •who- -was, ex officia, the most influential Jew in France during the last two'decades. Probably the fact that I recall PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT OMAHA, NEBRASKA, QY a pleasant chat with him in his j New York (JTA) — Archbish- < THE JEWISH PEBSS PUBLISHING COMPANY study some ten years ago makes j °P Edward Mooney of Detroit, (-2.K SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, Oho Year ' . • • . • his loss inore regrettable to me, Father Charles E. Cougiilin'E di;_-••• ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION but he was a figure who will be oceasan superior, was urged in a saissed in Paris for a. long time. telegram from L. M, Birkheacl, 3".' EDITORIAL OFFICE: 609 BRANDEIS THEATER BUILDING His rnajestice carriage, his sena- national broadcasting activities, •] SIOUX CITY OFFICE-JEWISH COMMl/NITY CENTER torial rather than p a t r i archal described by Birkhead as a peril j i , PRINT SHOP ADDRESS—4604 SO. 24TH STREET birthday of Lucy Stone; and nest mien, his ruddy complexion, Ms U° "the whole movement of good-j I DAVID BLACKER • - Business and Managing Edlto; j month, her daughter, Alice Stona sense of humor, and lastly, his I win between Catholics, Pro tea; LEONARD NATHAN Edlto: Blackwell, -will reach her eighty- manifold activities on behalf of ! tants and Jews.' second year. The paterfamilias ol the .Jewish cause set him o££ as a I . The telegram to Archbishop ; &ABBI FREDERICK COHN . » • > - . Contributing EditO! In a desparate. plunge from the top floor of a Chicago this trinity, Henry Blackwell, was distinguished ^person, ia e v e r y iMooney followed a plea l)3r B l r t * JjtABBI THEODORE N. LEWIS o Book Editoj born in. May, 1825. way. hotel, a Czech Jewess, a refugee, and her two children were I head to the Federal CoiEmuntca- « Society Edito: : FRANCES BLACKER Very, very seldom is a family so True to what might he called tions Commission to oar released from the tantalizing fears that have haunted them MORRIS AIZENBERG - » - .• Sioux City Corresppnden inspired by a common purpose of an individualistic quirk of mine, j Coughlin from the use of the airi-EOROTHE SALTZMAN - - - Council Bluffs Corresponded since the advent of Hitler. Temporarily insane, the coroner's social justice — in other words, not to ask for a personal inter-1 ways for broadcasting spe< speeches by a holy spirit — for view of any celebrity with whom. ! "inciting to revolution, civil war jury agreed, after hearing a recitation of the harrowing details dominated a full century, as was the Black- I had not already had some prev- and bloodshed." well family. "What inner harmony ious contact, or some definite busf Problems Facing Zionism ^ of the woman's past few months. guided the lives of these three, iness to transact, I had not inS Palestinian crises seemingly are spaced "every two years to Once immensely wealthy, their Prague home, a center of who have never allowed an oc- tended -Seeing the Chief Rabbi of Corrimutiity Calendar Hcoincide with the biennial world congresses of the Zionist or- cultural and musical circles, the Langer family were now living casion to pass without making France, but inasmuch as I wished their influence felt? gain his support on behalf of Jiganization. It therefore occurs that every Congress is the most in a Chicago basement apartment, wondering what the next In her biography of her mother, to FKOSI AUGTST IS TO the Yiddish Scientific Institute, AUGUST 17 •Lomportant in the history of Zionism, and this year's, which opens minuter'would bring, where they would go. which to a certoin extent is also and as he had been mentioned in Monday, August 14. the biography of her father, Miss my Jewish Influence in Modern Snext week in Geneva, is, of course, no exception. The change of circumstances was not so dreadful. People Blackwell tells us that H e n r y Thought, I could not resist the Workman's Loan, S p. m., Rooms C and D, .Jewish Communi| Zionism is faced this year with the entire re-orientation of can become.accustomed to poverty. It is a mark.of moral Blackwell "was a frequent speak- opportunity of speaking to a real ity Center. against the Jewish pogroms in representative of French Jewry. gits relationship with both the British government and the Pales- strength to overcome reduced financial status. Orchestra rehearsal, S p. m., er at the meetings held to protest A Memorable tnterriew auditorium, Jewish Community 14TH srnS CAPITOL AVE. Russia. The great Jewish audit i n e Arabs. The great friend, Britain, has proved to be a false But to this refugee family it was not just a matter of ences As he was walking out of the stood up when he rose to magnificent Consistory T e n pie Center. JA 52SS I ' m . Weln«r friend. The Balfour declaration, the very foundation stone of poverty. A lifetime struggle to build and. maintain a large speak." How this warrior on beTuesday, August IS. one Saturday morning, I introCh S Choir, S p. half of liberty would have thunRooms K and L, the upbuilding of Palestine, has been abrogated, and as a crown business had. come to naught. In the hopes of cheating the as an American and dered against -the persecutions of duced myself whether it would be pos- CTednes5a;r, Acgnst 1©. ing blow immigration has been suspended.' . Nazis of his property, Langer had given his property to his the Jews today and particularly asked sible for me to see him for a W. O., S p. m.. Rooms C and against the Coughlinites! Yet the pro-British tinge of the Zionist movement will not employes. short period. He told me he would D. I.Jewish Community Center. I am writing this column under me the following week. S. W. CORNER iSTW 0ODQE be removed easily. Zionist leaders exist who look back affecWith a six months' visitors visa and" funds from a British the spell of the play "Lucy Stone" write Thursday, August 17. We must remember that the Boy Scouts, S p. m., L o d g e which was performed recently in tionately on the past twenty-two years of the British Mandate bank account,-, they tad. come to America, but that v,isa was Chief Rabbi in Paris, because of Boston — a play which I thought his position and the fact that rooia, Jewish Community Center. In that time a new Palestine has been built. Within those years near its expiration date, and the money rapidly going. As a would Choir. S p. m.,' Rooms K and be merely a chronicle but Paris is the world's greatest junc.Biblical prophecies have come to life. Israel's dream has be-last resort the family had procured Bolivian visas. But Bolivia, turned out to be a touching ac- tion, has more demands on his L, Jewish Community Center. count of a gentle woman super- time than any other Jewish leadcome a reality. ....'•' itself under a dictatorship, does not offer the soundest possibili- humanly strong in her convictions er and is burdened with all sorts ' and efforts to realize an idea of requests and pleas. He knew There has been a tendency to excuse the British action, to ties for beginning life anew. had gripped her when she me merely as the author of a i refer its critics to the international situation. But hard on the News from Prague was certainly nothing to cheer the which was but a youngster, to such an book on Jewish matters; and "White Paper" have come incidents that, are alienating the refugee family. Orders had been given by the Gestapo that extent that she vowed to go to there are numerous authors who college and study Hebrew so that travel about asking for testimonAnglophiles. half the Jewish population of'Bohemia must migrate during the she could decide for herself -wheials, subscriptions, letters of reether the interpretation in the Biyear. Because of the influential position they had occupied Regardless of how pro-British certain Zionists may be, it ble of the clause "And he shall cmmendation and what-not. must be remembered they cannot see all their work undone. before the establishment of the protectorate, they were sub- rule over'thee" is correct. This Whether or not any thought This woman .became the g r e a t like this was in his mind, I don't They cannot see the Zionist movement crushed because of the jected to the demands of both Cech and Jewish emigres, de- pioneer of woman's r i g h t s in know, but he could not be blamed idiosyncrasies of a colonial secretary. As long as the govern- mands they were no longer in a position to fulfill. America. She cared naught about for failing to inake an appointtraditions and c o n v enticas, if ment oil the spur of the moment.
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ment maintains its present attitude, the Jews of Palestine must A few days later I received a these were at odds with fairness j note asking me to come to-his show their resentment. It will be a problem of the Congress to and good sense. According to German news sources, the Nazis received home on Rue ce la Eruyere at 6 guide this action. • • Patbetic Scene o'clock. Most a p p o i ntrnents la great satisfaction from the plunge. They must take great The most moving scene in the France are made for 6, so that A policy of passive resistance and non-co-operation is pride in the fact they have contributed to the greater glory of play, skillfully brought out by could not overstay, since 7 is fraught with dangers, particularly of an economic nature. The Germany by hounding a young mother io death, to the des-the playwright, Maud Wood Park, one the hour for dinner. past few years of bloodshed resulted in an economic depression. larate of act of taking her two small children along with her in was that in which all the furn- I was somewhat surprised to iture was taken from the house ! find the Grand-Rabbin of France Retaliatory measures of the government may aggravate this her suicide. because Lucy refused to pay taxes | and its colonies, professor at the on the principle that as a person Seminary, and editor cf the Revue situation and create further havoc. without rights, she had no civil des Etudes Juives, the most schoThe Zionists are realizing, a little belatedly perhaps, that it obligations. larly J e w i s h periodical in the Spirit of Concord Even the cradle in which she- country, living in a very modest is absolutely essential that the Jewish population of Palestine .was rocking the n o w 82-year- apartment in a none too residenreach an understanding with the" Arabs. Without this underBy EABBI FREDERICK GOHIf old Alice was removed, as the tial district of the Montmartre bailiff's men were wiping away a district. standing the land can know no peace. stray tear from their eyes. She A still greater surprise was in This sounds pretty and seems a fact easily accomplished. Besiding in Concord (even if, of course, only temporarily) held the tiny infant in her arms, store for me, when, getting oat and I believe, had to sit on the of the elevator, on the fourth But it means that some principles of the Zionists must be com- I have tried to catch the spirit of Concord. floor. We can imagine what she instead of the fifth, I rang promised. Arabs must be brought into the Palestine economy. I have visited the homes and the scenes of the great writ- had been thinking then. Her hus-floor the doorbell and asked of a soband was away on a business trip. It means a system of government must-be-devised-whereby ers who made_Concor.d_famous; and have been reading, or Alone, she was fighting the law, called lady whether the GrondRabbin lived there. The reply was neither people dominates the other. : rather re-reading many of their works, and the history of their the world. Perhaps she had gone "non," accentuatd by a slam of too far. She was warned by her I Zionist congresses have not always been'famous-for their lives, and their inspiring careers. * neighbors, all of whom had loved th. door in my face. Would an American neighbor of ! statesmenlike qualities. This year, intelligence and decision are her because of her charitable and "Inspiration is, of course, what one gets out of most of them. a famous rabbi have acted in a j essqntiai; Without them, disaster may overtake the- Zionist If one word mayfoesaid to describe Emerson, his life, his writ- self-effacing acts. similar way? Certainly not in j -Only- a few minutes after the 1930. But in Prance politesse is , position. ings, and all he represented that one word is "insjnrer," Emer- auction began on her porch, the one thing, and manners Quite an- . cradle was returned. One of the other. . I son was the great inspirer of his own, and I believe, will be of bailiff's men had bought it. Then We talked for an hour. At first | many succeeding ages. He did not stand for any particular came other furniture, the bed, the he was somewhat formal, but it' Denies the chairs, the bureau, yes, did not take long before he warm- ! Sticking to facts is evidently one virtue that • Charles doctrine, he taught no particular truths, unless these might be table, even the book which had so much ed up. The subjects were raany — | Coughlin seemingly never acquired.. Nowhere is this.better said to be the.doctrines and the truths of individualism, of self- sentimental value for her, Lucy assimilation — French J e w r y , ' dazed. about which he was discreet, and illustrated than in the interview which appeared last week in reliance, of trusting and obeying one's instinct^ of regarding wasWas this a practical joke? I Madame Caillavet, whom I aid "Liberty." With a patronizing smile, he denied, he was anti- oneself as a vehicle and channel of the great Power that was all am sure that most of the audience not know till then to be Jewish. have experienced that wordIt was sho who was Anatole Semitic and then went on to use the obviously anti-Semitic de- around, visible in Nature with all its beauties and most varied must less gulp..The neighbors had gath- France's mistress in the ordinary, expressions, man was to feel himself akin with all that existed ered and bought back all the fur- as well as the figurative sense. vice of coupling Jews and Communism. and prevented outside bid- "Without her, the great French We would be the last to inflict the charge of 'anti-Semitism' and derive faith and courage from that feeling and conviction niture, ding. What a woman. Lucy Stone novelist would have been spendon an individual, but we have also to hear of an'anti-Semite' and be.inspired thereby to sublimest action. must have been to have brought ing his energies on literary fragout the best in her neighbors, and and en "social bagatelles. that admits the charge. There is a certain shame even for the The personalities that made Concord famous were as dif- to have frustrated the ataunist- ments She once locked h i s up in his most bigoted to be so labeled. These persons are merely en- ferent from one another as could possibly be. Thoreau may in tration of that unjust law which room until he completed one cf treated women as chattels. Ms masterpieces. gaged in "saving the Jews from themselves." '. many respects have resembled Emerson whom he greatly ad•JTonag at S3 It was,. however, vhen Israel The radio priest bases his attacks not on the Jews, but mired. He was fourteen years his junior and looked up with It must have given Miss Alice Levi began to speak about the Stone Blackwell a rare thrill shargreat Jewish sociologist, Emile merely on the "Communist leadership" of the Jews, and justi- admiration and reverence to the man who had already won ed by few mortals to see herself Durkheim, that he showed much fies the Nazi persecutions on the basis that Nazism is a* reaction fame and influence, yet he maintained a wholly independent represented on the stage as a tiny feeling. I was astonished to see and a_ blossoming girl in her tears in his eyes when he told of to-Communism. pirit. This was his main characteristic—independence—which baby teens helping her parents' cause endeavors to save imJewish leadership might have its faults. It might have he demonstrated by his whole life and conspicuously and classi- in no slight manner. She has been Durkheim's migrant Jews from deportation at carrying 02 their ideal to this the tixne of the war, when dark been arrogant and self-seeking—but then what leadership is not. cally by his two years' hermit life in the little hut he built for very day; and in spite of her age, forces moved heaven and earth to But it was never Atheistically or Comnmnlstleally inclined and himself in "Walden "Woods where he wrote his two famous books, her voice is more youthful, has free France from thess poor emmore r e s o n ance than igres. Coughlin, for all; his crocodile tears for the poor innocent Ger- ".Walden" and "A Week on the Concord and Merrimac Rivers." become many a young girl's, and although Durkheim, who is rated by man Jews who suffered with the guilty, knows this. tells you that she sees your many Hawthorne was a decidedly different genius—aloof, intro- Eha French sociologists even form as if through a mist, her It would be as logical to attack Catholicism on the basis of spective, romantic, mystical. While A. Bronson Alcott, father eyes are transparently bright and above Comte, was at first averse to applying his time, -wrested from its Fascist-inclined leadership as Mussolini and Hitler. f the famous Louisa M. Alcott, authoress of the juvenile mas- expressive. a heavy schedule of teaching and Some of the Communist leaders might have been Jews, but erpiece, "Little Women," was an eccentric and impractical When I first sent her some Yid- research, to become an attorney dish poems to versify into Eng- for Russian and Polish Jews, but - they were also Catholic and Greek Catholic and in other coun- visionary who lived in a world of his own. lish for the Montreal paper.which soon he was overwhelmed by the I was editing, twenty-five years sacredness of the charge; and as ' tries than Russia they Kave been in some instances Protestant. Yet one thing all these varied geniuses had in common. ago, I envisaged Miss Blackwell he was locking o\-e? brief after Trotsky, Zamenev and Zinoviev, the three Jews of the Old as a young woman of perhaps 30. brief, noting the sufferings of the Bolsheviks had rejected Judaism. Karl Marx, the founder of They were devotees of a pure idealism, exemplars par excellence It was a dozen years later when I Jews, he broke down and wept. met her for the first time It was at this point that the Communism, was a Jew merely by ancestry, but he had been f the spiritual, their every thought and deed animated by what •was Hearing 70. Her New England Grand-Rabbin, EQn-in-lEW of Zawas lofty and noble. In this they have rendered and inestimable raised a Christian, knew only Christian influences, and was so reserve might have been antioi- I doc Kahn, wno was Graad-Rabbin i yet I was a hit disappoint-! at the time cf the Dreyfus* affair, I treated to Christian-prejudices regarding Jews that he emerged ervice to America and mankind. They manifested what may pated, ed, but the genuine ring of her! shoved Ms emotion. The strain violently anti-Semitic. Hitler might have learned a lesson in >e called "The Spirit, of Concord,", for it was the rare good voice compensated for the lack of ' was too great for Durkheim. He 'ortune of this little New England village to have harbored p e r s o n a l warmth. It was the died soon after, in ISIS, at the vituperation of the Jews from Marx's treatise. • hese remarkable men in its midst, who have shed immortal cause, tiie principle which re<inir- age cf 61. Moreover Coughlin knows that Nazism was not a reaction glory upon it: as it, with its peaceful meadows, quiet stream, ed all her devotion. ' As reg&ras Yiddish, Israel Levi S2, she is au eourant with expressed himself as neutral. He to Communism, but a manifestation of the same disease. It can lovely skies, and historic associations, was the cause of their theAt political situation, and can had recommenfied a siibsicy for be said that Nazism was the form Communism assumed in Ger- jnthusiasm and inspiration. still dictate anS, though denied the Yiddish Scientific I n s t jtcte the use of her eyes, even pencil from the funds of the French Conmany, for it, like German Communism, was a product of Ger"Spirit of Concord"-Auspicious words! I t epitomizes the her letters, revealing her indigna-', sistory and was personally intermany's economic and psychologic duress. Hitler himself admits [abor3 of the men of letters who were its ornament and pride: tion whenever an injustice" is ested ia e publications cf the but the number of Btich. in- Institute. contemplating membership in the Communist party and then as well as being propitious and prophetic of what we may hope done; justices is mounting so rapidly Israel Levi TVES a scholar, havrejecting it because it was not militantly German enough for will be the future of America and the world. "Concord." that as we say in that remarkable ing written on Jewish folk-lore, , Akdamut. c h a n t "although the Jewish rites, prayer, Franco-Jew- * him. 'eace! to bless the" earth as these' men of Concord were a heavens were parchment and all ish history, Ms most notable con- !" By Coughlin's own logic a good case can be made against ilessing to their time and will be for all time. Their influence the reeds vrere pens, the seas and tribution being the French eciall the waters were ink," the tioa of Joshua Ben-Sira, bat it Theological seminaries, for at least two of the Old Bolsheviks, va3 ever on the side of right and truth and for all that make? wrongs committed against the in- was as a %ris3 £23 personable including Stalin, were at one time candidates for the priest- 'or the higher life and happiness of mankind. Literature will nocent could not be recounted. Jewish representative fhat be pershs live to see the great- formed a distinct service over sevhood. Or on the same basis one might show that Hitler's cam- raly then have discharged its true function and mission, when estMay grievance of the age redressed, eral decafiss. paign against the Catholics arises from the fact that Catholic t will have taught men to live in peace with one another: to and celebrate in a poem the down- J fail-' ci the' tyrants wao hold t i e Bavaria was not only the birthplace of Nazism,- but the strong- ast aside the sword and "the weapons of a cruel, a destructive •world KothsckiM to London in their devilish grip. hold of Communism. Surely five hundred thousand Jewish nd a futile militarism: to embrace the creative arts of peace .. ISEAEIi LEVI London (JTA) — Earon Louis through sheer ciance fie Rothschild, who has mafia as boys, girls, men and women cannot account for Germany's four f which the noble employment of the pen is at once the most thatIt Iwas discovered a notice to escelient recovery in Paris- frera million Communist votes. effect that the Chief Rabbi cf its experiences s t the hands of fruitful and the most beautiful France, Israel Levi, had passed the Gestapo is Vienna, was reaway in his 83 rd year. I feel sure Ported to be preparing to settle in . . '".( "Peace hath. their, victories, so less renowned that a great many Jewish young- London. A house has been redecIf Coughlin is working so hard to save the poor innocent, '. than .war""and* infinitely more beneficent. sters felt anxious over the condi- orated for him is. Eryasston misled Jews, how does he account for the violence of his follow"Spirit of Concord!" 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THE JEWISH PEBSS—FBIDAT, AUGUST 11,1939 national convection in P e r i TO CALIFORNIA ATTEND WEDDING Xervis this' summer, 'all ritvcls Mrs. Willitm Herzoff left last Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kueben of will be open to the public. week for Los Angeles to attend 'ort Dodge, la., arrived Sunday The nest social affair of A. S. the wedding of her niece, Miss o attend the Passer-Rueben nupGeraldine Fox. Accompanying her tials. - They visited Mr. and Mrs.A. 100 will be held Sunday, AuA.Z.A.N0. 1 were the bride's parents, Mr. and David Rifkin and Mr. and Mrs.gust 21, at Elniwood park. An all-day outing has been "planned Mrs. M. Fox of Chicago. H. Ruebea. the meeting of Mother Chapby Aleph Ed Doigoff, chairman terAtTuesday, Mrs. Herzoff will remain on the August S, two ncv of the social committee. It v-iil coast for a month. She plans to WEDDING GUESTS LEAVE s p e c i a l committees were i. be a reservation affair s-na the visit a sister-in-law at Fresno and Dr. and Mrs. Harry B. Wein- bringing of dates will be optional. nouaced: The Special Erents cc-nto attend the San Francisco berg GOSSICK-WKENBERG SEBRTNG-BERNSTEIN of Chicago, 111., and Mr. and A fine program lias been planned mittee SEd the Dance co-mnuf.top On Sunday, August ®, M i s s The board of the Special Events Misa Molly Bernstein of Chl-World's Fair. Mrs. Harry Waxenberg oi Daven- after which bos lunches •will be Marian Weinberg, daughter o t Mr. ago, daughter ol the late Mr. committee is as follows: Ti.ee port, la., left Monday alter spendserved. and Mrs. B. Weinberg, became >nd Mrs. Louis Bernstein of Rock Cohen, chairman; Harry Gu'.CFROM CALIFORNIA; ing the past week as tee guests the bride of Hyinan Gossick, son sland, Illinois, was married on HOME Aleph Nate Berg won the ten-steln, Keve Kirsliciit!£uin. T!-" Mrs. Arthur Smitli and sons, of Dr. Weinberg's parents, Ivlr. of Mr. and Mrs. M. Gossick, at a uesday, July 25, to Morris Se- Robert nis tournament h e l d at the committee will superrise evert? and David, • returned on and Mrs. E. Weinberg. 6 o'clock ceremony in. the Fern iring of Chicago. Mr. Sebring, a Sunday from a month's vacation park courts last Sunday. not under the supervision of £ni While here the -visitors attend- Kountze Room of the Blackstone hotel. iormer' Omahan, is the son of Mr. in Oakland and San Francisco. Displaying fine form, he came other ccianiittee. The board ol ed the Gossick-Weinberg wedding. behind to defeat Walter the Dance committee is: Irv Nor?Rabbi David Goldstein, assisted ind • Mrs. Solomon Silverman of They were also the guests of Mr.from Greenberg, 4-6, 6-3, 8-6. Aleph chairman; M o r r i s Arbiter.. . by Habbl N. Feldman, performed his city. and Mrs. Sam Weinberg of FreCHOOSES WEDDING DATE Greenberg is a strong addition to Leonard Boasberg, Pcichard E10:the ceremony.. The marriage was performed by Miss Hannah Meyerson, daugh- mont. Neb. the chapter tearsu The tourna- ky, Warner- Prohiaan, Juii... The bride's gown was a floor labbi Richman in the presence ter of Mr. and Mrs. Goodman ment was in charge of alumnus PriesEis.il. Stan Turkel, M c r t length •white silk jersey cut on •f relatives. Meyerson, has chosen Sunday, OcHarold Habler. Soref, I r r Wohlcer. Grecian lines with a square neckImmediately after the ceremony tober 8, as the date of her marriOne of the Hirst (Juties of th.s ^— line and accordion-pleated skirt. the couple'came to Omaha, to visit age to Philip Pollay, son of Mrs. Ten Alephs hare been practicf Her hat -was tiara style, made of with Mr. Sebring's parents and Gussie Pollay. ing choral singing under the lead- comisittee will be to arrange for A benefit bridge will be given Achar Hats-unis fiance, wh c'a •white silk jersey, with a short with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Eisenberg. at the home of Mrs. Louis Preed- ership of Phil Sokoloff. They the was fiiscussed at the TuesJ' 1 veil. The bride carried a bouquet who entertained for them at ,a VISITING SISTERS man, 2617 Seward, for the bene- plan to present a^ program of me'eting. A smofeer will be held of white orchids'and lilies of the family dinner. songs at the nest cultural meetMrs. Morris Baum of Hollywood fit of the Women's Mizrachi. at Stan Turkel's house at 9 p. m. valley. They left Omaha Sunday night and ing-. Mrs. Irvin Polsky of Kansas Proceeds from this affair will The impressive first degree Saturday evening. Ed S t e i r , The bride's mother was gowned for a three-weeks trip which will City- are visiting their sisters Mrs. go to the Beth Zeiroth Girls' ceremonies will be presented at Mother Chapter's Aleph Gisbcr, in a blue chiffon dinner dress include stops "at Detroit, Rock Is- Eva Forman and Mrs. Sarah Shen- "Schools in Palestine. the next meeting when seven was the lucky winner of the grand with a shoulder corsage of gar-land, and ^Moline. feld. Both Mrs. Baum and Mrs. The couple will reside in Chi-Polsky^ are former Omahans. They candidates are initiated. Pursu- drawing prize at Krug park Sundenias a n d . sweet peas. The Patronize Our Advertisers. ing a new policy adopted by theday. groom's • mother wore a dinner ago. have been extensively entertained gown of brown net and corsage during their stay here. ^ of gardenias and sweet peas. HONOR MISS COOPER • Preceding the ceremony, Mr. -Miss Liberty Cooper, who Is to AT OKOBOJI Sam Minkin, accompanied by Al-be married on August 20 to Dr. • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hurwich and bert Finkle a t the piano and MaxAbe Faier, has been honored at a children, Sylvia, Beverly, and MelJaffee on the violin, sang two large number of pre-nuptial af- vin, are vacationing at Lake Oknumbers, "Because" and "At :airs. obojl. Luncheon have been given by Dawning." Following the ceremony, a wed- the following: Mrs. S. Raftel; LEAVES FOR EAST ding dinner was served in the Sky Mrs. Sol Lewis at the Wellington; Miss Ruth Marks left Sunday Roomot the. Blackstone hotel to Ida Lerner, Rosalie Alberts, and for Carneysville, Pa., where she 50 guests, relatives of the twoMrs. Mickey Katzman; Mrs. Har-will visit relatives. She will" be old Bloch; Lois and Shirley Bar- gone for two .weeks. En route families. The couple motored to Trout- ish and Betty 'Soref at the Fon-home she will stop in Chicago. dale-in-the-Pines, Colo., for their tenelle; Mrs. I. W. Rosenblatt; honeymoon. Upon their return, Mrs. H. Haykin; Mrs. B. A*. Si-VISITING HERE about August 20, they will be at mon at home; Mrs. A. Levine at Mr. and Mrs. A. Sax have as home a t the Dewey apartments, the Wellington; Helen Greenberg their guests Mrs. Sax's mother and Dorothy Camel at the Fon33rd and Dewey. and brother, Mrs. A. Passet and ' The f o l l o w i n g out-of-town tenelle; Mrs. John Faier at the Sherwood Passet of Brooklyn, N. guests attended the wedding: Dr. Union Station; Mrs. Herman Coh- Y." They intend to spend several and Mrs. Harry B. Weinberg, Chi- en at the Paxton; Mrs. Harry Fai- months in Omaha. cago, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Harry er; and Dorothy Sherman, Mrs. J. "Waxenberg, Davenport, la.; Dr.Hornstein, and Merriam Fiedler FROM WASHINGTON Rose R. MIkelberg, Philadelphia, at' the Union Station. Kaplan of "WashPa.; Dr. and Mrs. Arnold WebMiss Cooper wiiL be hostess at a Miss Marjorie D. C , formerly of Omaha, man, Topeka, Kan.; Mr. and Mrs. 'ormal dinner party at her home ington; is visiting her parents, Mr. and Sam Weinberg and son, Robert n honor of her bridesmaids. Mrs. J. Kaplan. She will remain, Allyn, Fremont; Mr. J. TjVolf and about three weeks. Miss Pearl and Eva Wolf, Fre- JOSIiYN MEMORIAL mont, Neb., and Mr. Sam Web- At 2:30 Sunday afternoon in STOPS HERE man, Fremont, Neb. the Lecture Hall of the Joslyh MeMrs. Sam Saxe of Mitchell, So. morial three sound films will be Dakota, has stopped here on. her shown. They are: "Venice, the way home ENGAGEMENT. ANNOUNCED from a trip to Los AnMagnificent", "Venice and the Mrs. I. Rothholz announces the geles to spend a week at the home "tlass Makers," and "Mediterranengagement of her daughter, Berof Mr. and Mrs1. Robert Swartz. ean Shores." nlce, to Mr. Isadora Falkovitch, Saxe will leave for MitchA recorded organ program will ellMrs. son of Mrs. Mary Falkovitch, of on Tuesday. take place at 4 in the Concert Rock Island, 111. No date has been set for wed-Hall. LEVEYS GO TO CATJFORNIA. ding. Dr. and Mrs. Philip Levey left RETURNS FROM COAST. on for California -where Miss Helen Smith, who has been theyTuesday "VISITS HEBE • intend to make their home. Mr. Gerald Hecter of Winnipeg, vacationing for the . past six Mrs. Levey was honored at a noCanada, visited Mr. and Mrs. J . months in. Los Angeles, San Fran- host luncheon at the Blackstone White en route to his home from cisco, and Denver, has returned. prior to her departure. While on the Coast she was extenthe University of Oklahoma. sively entertained. ON WAY TO COAST TO MAKE HOME HERE Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Gilinsky BACK FROM MOTOR TRIP Miss Esther Shapiro, daughter are leaving this morning for Los David Reiss has returned from of Mr. and Mrs. A- Shapiro, has Angeles to visit for a week. They .-returned to Omaha,._-.where she. a_ motorv trip to the West Coast. will then go to Spokane^ Wash; Wfiile^In Oakland and San Fran- ington, .where they will make will make her future home. For the past 10 months Miss cisco," he visited Sam and Naomi their home." '. Shapiro has resided in Mason Kovitz, former Omahans. City, la. MISS ALLEN VISITS HERE Miss Ruth Allen, who was forIN CHICAGO Mrs. A. Abramson and daugh- merly educational director of the ter, Betty, are vacationing in Chi-Jewish Community; Center and is, Collections- of Unique now affiliated with the Bureau of cago. . • • • - . . Diamond Engagement, Hebrew Education of Cleveland Wedding and AnniverOhio, was in Omaha last week enc HONOBS BRIDE-ELECT sary Rings, individualMrs. Julius Haykln entertained en route to her home in Denver. ly designed and priced 16 guests at a kitchen shower with good old-fashion* Wednesday at Tjerhome in. honor DR. GREENE RETURNS ed moderation. After completing two y e a r s of Mis3 Liberty Cooper, a brideConvenient Terms Can Be work in Philadelphia and Boston to-be. • Arranged at No Extra The evening was spent playing Dr. Arthur M. Greene has returnCost ed td Omaha to resume practice. cards.
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VENGERS TO FLORIDA ON CANADIAN TRIP Mrs. Louis Margolin and son Mr. and Mrs. M. Venger and Millard, left last Friday for St son, Jerry, are vacationing in Ml John, N. B., Canada where Mrs ami, Florida. Margolin will visit her brother, M. Bernstein and his family. Enroute they will stop at Nlagra Falls. They intend to return via New York where they- wil stay fOr' a time with Mrs. J. B Ellison, Mrs. Margolin's sister. They will be back in Omaha the middle of September.
RETURNS FROM TRIP Mr. and Mrs, David Hoberman and children, Audrey Jean a n d Jerry, returned last week from a two' weeks' trip in the west. They visited in Colorado a n d Mexicp, attended the San Francisco world's fair, and were th guests of relatives in Huntington Park, California.
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IN CHICAGO Miss Bernice Garelick iB vacationing in Chicago where she wil attend the wedding of Miss Gei> trade Platt, a former Omahan, to Mr. Robert Felnberg of Chicago. TO KANSAS crrr Mrs. A. B. Alprin left Friday morning for Kansas City to visit her children, Mrs. I. Bordman and Sam Goldberg, She will go from there to the San F r a n c i s c o World's Fair.. BETUBN FROM VACATION • -Mr. and Mrs. A. Shafer are re turning this week from a threi weeks-visit to the east. They havi stopped at several places en rout including Washington,'D. C, Niagara Falls, New York, Boston, Chicago, and Akron, Ohio, where they visited Mrs.- Shafer's brothe and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.' M Krasne.
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VISITOR—Hussein Yateom,. 28, movie owner, ice plant operator and auto salesman, of Bahrein Islands, Persian Guff, arrives in New York to join uncle, Shiek Mohammed, " h arrived week before.
HUSBANB—Lord Charles Cavendish of Lismore, Ireland, husband of former American dancer, Adelo Astairo, in dinner party at Sert Room of Waldorf-Astoria, New York. His partner is Polly Peabody, socialite.
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E:5ixiel* p.ru'i that he V6M Dwight Wiman, who tried to inUelchem, in Long Island, a squad TRANSOCEANIC \ The Juniors boys In morning Lonaon (JTA) — Prof. Eie-- reaiiiTst; ftil tbf nrvrBpapere anfl If you knew Vienna before its f aeroplanes flew low over the duce her to play the leading role classes had a grudge relay race, mund Freud, gs-year-olfi founder v*as "verr ftcl've.'" Nazification, don't return . . . . ;et . . . This cost Schwartz some- Of a road company of "I Married last Tuesday. Joe Batt's Sharks. London (JTA) — Prague adThat's the advice of experts who hing like 22,000, because he had an Angel" . . . Ilia says that she'll , defeated Dan Goodman's Wtales have revisited the Brown Danube o shoot the scene all over again, stick with the cooperative cast of iby one 6troke. The races were ! vices said this week that the GesFREEJ An Expert town, only to discover that the ,s there weren't supposed to be- the refugee show . . . Edward G. ' close throughout. Thoso In t i e tapo has prohibited emigration of "Check up your taxes before exquisite Viennese r e s t a u r a n t s ny planes in the small Polish vil- Robinson, a recett visitor to the Sharks team are Joe Batt, cap- Jewish physicians under 45 sad i you're "checfeefl up" is the BugPavilion, signed his ra&y extend the ban to include nave deteriorated to Bach an es- age in which. Tevya lived his life Palestine In the Jewish National Fund tain; Charles Fredkin, Joe Frank. I Jewish chemists. As a result of ! gestion raafle to readers of this tent that their cuisine Is practical-, . . Which reminds us of a minor name Herb White and Jack Spain. la Book in Hebrew . . . . the Gestapo's -action, Palestine i paper by -W. L. Pierpoict, presily unrecognisable . . . -Well-ln- alamity which almost prostrated Visitor's the Whales, Dan Goodman, cap- Immigration Friends ol Justice Feliz Frankfurcertificates EHotted dent of the Association of Omaha :amera crews s h o o t i n g back"Famotzs, fc, frpmed foreign correspondents inwho have had the experience tain; Dan Epstein, Bill Priest, ito 40 Jewish doctors will have to Taxpayers. sist that Edda Cianp, daughter of ground scenes tor M o n ogram's ter Chester Lustgarten and Sara RudUSB OUR EASY greeting him on the street and be redistributed. Pierpoint explained tnat a cityII Duce* could make i l m reverse orthcoming feature based on the of tory of Rip Van Winkle at An- receiving only a puzzled look In erman. Jews benefiting froa the trans- Trifle civic campaign -rill start his anti-Jewish policy . . . She's dron'B The boys will continue relays fer arrangement through t h e BOon to collect deli-quest real Mountain House, Hains return ought to know that the the only living person who's not Falls, New York . . . It seems a man they say probably was Sena- and other swimming e v e n t s British grant to Czech refugees estate acfi personal property taxes afraid ol "Mussolini . . . Over In nest of eagles quartered on the tor Truman of Missouri, who is a throughout the remainder of Use must deposit 450,000 kronen ia in Omaha and Douglas County. He London Nazi agents are photo- :lde of the historic mountain re- dead ringer for the Justice . . . summer. order to transfer 1,000 pounds. ufged delinquent taxp&j'ers to get graphing all Germans who go to used to let the cameraman Sigmund Freud, father of Psychobe Before the German occupation, their tax accounts settled before see Warner Brothers' "Confe3- owered past a certain point . . . analysis, Is much sicker than his that amount vrs,s equivalent to the rush ot the actual campaign De Valera Backs HomeslonB ol a Nazi Spy" . . . When Bribes of Andron's best herring family cares to admit . . . And 3,240 pounds. Holders of Pales- starts. . . . la oar eampdrr tr '( they return to Germany they'll did the trick . . \ The family of did you know that the Mars Brow B- t -^ r - ' s * land CO'usty officials are pushing the tine capitalist innlgratioa cerfind out that they've committed a Elmer Rice, the playwright, was thmers have a b r o t h e r by the service of distress -war rants to ntaQox. tificates are requires to deposit serious crime . . . Mussolini will very worried the other day when name ot Gummo who is not con- Dublin (JTA) — Prime Min- 500,000 kronen with the National speed \ix> collection cf deiincuent - "5 I r % never forgive Hitler for officially Elmer,' flying back from Europe nected with the show business? . . ister Ramon de Valera has ex- Bank, plus 150,000 kronen for the personal taxes, It -WEE pointed out. 1 Committee oi tl»c £ U t Lit congratulating-him" on his 56th on the Clipper, got stuck in..the pressed the belief that the Jews "flight tax" and ether tares, be- Automobiles are teing seizefl in birthday the other day . . . $he Aeores because repairs were need' will grow in n u m b e r s and fore obtaining permission to ef- sozae esses trfce-e taxpayers fall to &M pent o£ PWT j l r V c"f* Italian dictator has become BO ed — by the Clipper, not Elmer (Copyright 1939 By Seven Arts strength in Palestine despite the fect the transfer. pay up delinquent accounts. Feature Syndicate.) touchy about his age that his . . John Garfield, who if handl•~*m>** «TPB -I,, t than 500 White Paper. His views were voicThe Gestapo, -.meaEwhile, has County foreclosure o£ real esbirthday Is no longer announced ed right will become the only sered during a visit by Dr. Israel Imposed restrictions epos dele- tate owing caek taxes also Is heor celebrated In Italy . •»•> Ger- ious rival of Muni in the movies, Goldstein, president ot the Jewish gates to the Eiordst Congress at ing given special attention by the many's fishing fleet is BO con-s sick of Hollywood and is going cans SlTCfeT Isr-\-l National Fund ot America. Dr. Geneva, necessitating modifica- IcoixEty boa?fi. Pierpoint explained Btructed that it can be changed to play on Broadway in a drama Goldstein said De Valera showed ties of the list. . Only those who ' ho-w delinwent tares paid now Commission, TOT^ rf-r-p-ri« overnight into an adjunct of the of bis own writing . . . Baruch sympathy and understanding for pledge to return after the Con- help Omaha t c t o els, city and Nazi navy, we're told by Nell Lumet, Yiddish actor and father J. C. C. SOPTBAIX LEAGUE! Zionist aspirations. gress can fca ncslnatsd. Pass- county goTertirasEt, O'Hara, oar favorite columnist . . ot Sidney Lumet, Max Reinhardfs STANDINGS ports of the Tives c* delegates' Special Susi-ncersest for taxpayebrask^ Erercr; L T favorite American child actor, has Team Won Lost Gershon Mendes Selsas, Jained who have been approved have ers to ..settle their tsjc accounts •sold a play to George Abbot . . . HOME FRONT Brcslow Auto Glass . . . 11 l rabbi Ot Revolutionary days, was been confiscated by the Gestapo ixovr erists la a state law cancelWe nominate the Herald-Tri- Or course there's a big part In it Leavenworth Market . . 10 l a trustee ol Columbia College to ensure the husbands' return. ling interest ana penalties on all 710 First Naliona1 r~rs'-. FT? for Sidney . . . . bune of Jacksonville, Fla., as the S. A. -M 6 3 which was then aa Eplseepai in- At the same time, the passports unpaia tasss prior to Karen, 1837. Number One anti-Semitic paper in of all officers .anfi employes of These unpaid accounts are A. Z. A. (1) 3 9 stitute. this country . . . Its front page A. Z. A. (1OO> S 9 outdoes Coughlin and the rest EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT ^ of th> baiters in its silly attacks Walter Winchell tells this InThe schedule for next Sunday's against "Jewish domination" of teresting yarn, which we must re- game, August 13: American life . . .That New Torts lay to you in full . . . During the A Z. A. No. 1 vs. BrealCTV Auto Daily Mirror editorial on Sir Vic- Gen. Moseley comic operatlcs, says Gloss—West Elm-wood. tor Sassoon; who is reputed to be W. W-, it was revealed that his A. Z. A. No. 100 vs. Ijeaveaone of the controlling fianciers of hosts in Jamaica, N. Y. were Mr, worth Market—32nd snd Dewey. Shanghai, was full of nasty i and Mrs. Rudyard Uzsell . . . At their home, it was alleged, Nazis '^plications . . . One of them waa SOFTBALL vine charge that the Sassoon for- gathered secretly, etc . . Well The Breslow Auto Glass, which tune has been built up on the read this and groan: In 1930 a Is still leading the J. C. C. Softopium trade — which is not true lad named Rudyard B. tfzzell won ball league, won its game last . . .-A delegation Irom Germany the Pulltizer Scholarship and re- Sunday, behind the fine pitching arrived here the other day on the ceived $1,000 while he attended of tall Norman Korney. Herbert s. S. Bremen, and immediately the U. of Pen, . . . The student's Melchea was the hitting star for proceeded to Mexico, to start an parents were and are fairly well- the Breslows' getting three hits intensive pro-Hitler c a m-p alga to-do . . . They allowed the boy out of three times at bat includ' there ; . : Not much is being writ- to accept the scholarship when he ing a home run. ten about it, but 3. Edgar Hoov- really didn't need it, thus probab Harry Altschuler also hit a er's secret service men. are doing ly depriving a poor boy who did home run for the winners. Kor. a swell job in rounding up Nazi . . But get this Irony: The Uzzells ney pitched a no run, no hit game. spies In this country . . . The pro- are named as being friendly to The final score was Breslow's 7, secution of Nazi spy cases has in- Nazis, but the coin which helped with 7 runs, 8 hits and 2 errors, creased twenty-fold during the finance their son's e d u c a t i o n while the defeated team, came from the scholarship donat- the s. A. M.'sf had a. finalnamely last year . . . ed by Joseph Pulltser, Jewish of 0, with no runs, no hitsscore and founder of the N. T. World . . three errors. OTS AVft THAT Those in the know insist that America's abrogation of the com- ABOUT PEOPLE At 32nd and Dewey, the Leavmercial treaty With Japan was Congratulations to Shalom Asch enworth Market defeated the A. motivated - to- &- great extent by whose forthcoming historical nev- Z. A. No. I, with the aid of their considerations 6f the psychologi- el has been selected as the Novem hitting star, Will Bloom, who hit cal effect it would have on Hitler ber choice of the Book-ot-the' a home ran with the bases loaded, . . . These isame interpreters say- Month Club , . . The reason why while the catching of la. Tretiak that Danzig vrill he taken by the the New York Jewish Dally For- was superb. The final score for Nazis on August 15 th . . . The ward never published the Yiddish the LeavenWorth'a was 15, frith story hereabout is that if Mr. original, of this book Is that i 16 hits and 4 errors. Hearst's ""New York ~ J i l l r n S l - considered the. treatment of Jeans ~The A. 2. A.'s final score "was American falls to regain Jewish — the main character in the 10, \rtth 10 hits and 4 errors. The sympathies with its current serialization of Emll Ludwig's biography of Badolf, caned "Hitler-unmasked," It will be sold to one o" the other New York dailies . . . Zionist-ftevlslonistB arrested by the British police in Palestine on various charges have found ouf that their best method of attract ing attention and getting concessions is a hunger strike ... . It is true that it the British hadn't subjected eighty young Revisionists in a concentration camp near Jerusalem to.forcible feeding these boys would have starved to death . . .Zionists are rather peeved a" Vincent Sheean's new book, "No Peace But a Sword." . . . The not ed foreign correspondent has nochanged his negative views on Zionism and in this book treats it with something like contempt.
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was learned, is sponsoring the formation of Arab vigilante groups throughout the country, consisting mainly cf. a.dherents cf the moderate Nasnashibi faction, prrned to combat Arab terrorism. The first completed group, set UP in MORRIS AIZENBERG, .Correspondent ,Xg TALMUD TORAH Acre, is headed by Assad ShukeiA contract for the coming year ri, wartime Chief Chaplain of has been extended to Rabbi C. Jamaal Pasha's Turkish army. His K. Castle of Chicago, who will be (Continued from page 1.) son, a physician, wes recently ashere shortly under the capacity (Continued from page 1.)" Two Killed PmriKg- Broad- sassinated by followers of the csmodate thousands of youth, so Mufti of Jerusalem. of Hebrew and Sunday School Frenchmen with anti-Nazi slogan cast of Jerusalem that new buildings will have to I Sio^F-kip as p.- m o t h e r w n c U ..,_ Teacher. A 2 5-year-old Jew, Arieh Izhai, . the only way else kiiev h o w , " and inscriptions. be erected. The cost would aver• Program Rabbi Castle is a graduate of was fatally wounded when a bomb age §150 per head, whilst provij Mrs. Adeia Lar.fe.tt?:. Ciocii Jewish . Given Books the Theological Seminary of ChiJerusalem (JTA)—Police have exploded in Ms room In a Tel Aviv | refugee v. ho tool: lif-r l u e a n d At the same time, there sud- sion for their "maintenance will Rev. M. Pernick, who ' was cago. Due to the rain and general flat. The Iraq Petroleum Corrppxy j those- of l>.v~ "v">"- ri-inflvfr. w P f? denly appear in Paris a "popular also be necessary for a period of detained three Jewish c o n t r o l , bad weather,, there was a small chosen as the new cantor for the across Palestine r a s —in-lllOBorpr tlvip v ^ v h*" ?P,OOf! r*e~edition" of the "Protocols." The two years. Together the average room employes of t h e Palestine epipeline d b y ter oristE or tb crowd at the Talmud Torah picnic Shaare Zion synagogue, has *• ar- AGUBUS ACHEtf * « first time, ; son? ot fvner?.! services ^nonsored which is prohibited under cost per youth, will be $500 per Broadcasting Service for interro- u v a s y The next meeting of the Agudus volume, •which was held last Monday at rived in Sioux City to begin regallon in c o n n e c t i o n with the I . disclosed. The damaged j by Czecho-Siovak-Amevicau orthe anti-racial law, has had sev-year. Achim lodge will be held Thurshearsals for the holiday services. Shore Acres. However, those that bombing of the station in which pipe required 24 hours to repair. Plans Made eral previous editions in France, ations f?i: the Am.c-vlcan did attend had a very good time He is residing here with Mr. andday, August 17. but the current one, entitled "Per- Families without means and im-a Jewish announcer and Arab en- Two Jewish brothers, ReubenjjJewish Corj.:"epc. Mrs. Ben Shindler, 1934 McDonwith the fine entertainment and il Juive" (Jewish Peril), is appar- migrants who, in view of their gineer were fatally wounded. The and Zvi Friedman, were wounded REUBEN-PASSER amusements that were furnished. old street. , . ' ' ently intended for mass circula- age and general upbringing, are victims were Mrs. May Weissen- when a car' in which they were i Before the three crsketp lying. Rev. Pernick, after nearly a In the presence of over 200 tion. Booksellers on the grand not suitable for absorption in exis- bers, 2S, of South Africa., an- riding struck a landmine ne?.r jat the base o£ Albin. Tolsschek's There were 100 tickets sold i heroic statue, " T h e Mother," which brought in $500. The gen- week's stay in Sioux City, re- friends and relatives, Miss Thelma boulevards found stocks or theting colonies, cannot be consider- nouncer on a children's hour, and Haifa. I Eenes. brother of Czeclio •• Sloeral chairman of the affair was marked about how hospitable and Passer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.book at their doors this morning, ed in connection with the estab- Adib Mansur, radio engineer. friendly the Jewish community of Jo© Passer, became the bride of delivered anonymously and graMr. A. M. Davis. London (JTA) — Sending o£ ] pealed to America TIP "to open Officials were unable to explain lishment o£ industrial enterprises Sioux City is and that he was Mr. Ronald Reuben, son of Mr. tis. or trades. Such families could be how the terrorists had entered the an experts' commission to the Ne-• your hearts to hear the plaintive very happy that he had been af- and Mrs. H. Reuben of Omaha, The latest sentence in the Gov-offered a new opportunity of life heavily guarded b u i l d ing. The ! E£b in southern Palestine t c de- j cry of those iatliei's atiu mothers, forded an opportunity to w o r k last Sunday at the Chieftain ho-
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Pays Libre, for disturbing businesses or trades in towns. The The children of several British Secretary alcolm. at the Tlphereth Israel synagogue Mr. Jack Merlin, who is going to j believe the time will come when onist leada j the storms will have passed and for the Saturday morning services conduct the choir. This year, in and Rabbi Z. Barbakow of Coun- anti-Semitic pamphlets in the assistance offered to these famil- high officials in Palestine were to and a delegation and in the afternoon will speak addition to the men and older cil Bluffs, under a blue velvet streets. He was sentenced to a ies would be made on the basis of have participated in the broad- ers. The delegation suggested the.t i your earthly remains will be reat the Adath Yeshurun synagogue. boys who usually sing in t h e canopy with a background of month in jail and f i n e d 500 §1,250 per family. With such pro- cast, but arrived late, escaping that commission be equipped to | turned tc the free lend o£ Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Sam Moscovitch choir,-there will be several young- varied colored gladioli. The can-francs The Court explained that vision, it should be possible to se- possible death or serious injury. conduct a surrey on the broadest, j G. Tvlasaryk." Arabs Honor opy was flanked on either side by a minimum sentence had been impossible scale, inducing water donated to the Tiphereth Israel er children. : further additional small crea tall seven-branch candlestick. posed because Etienne had prom- cure A large delegation of A r a b soundings, so that it might' be | Mrs. Lar.ger, wife of Karel synagogue a set .consisting of a dits from Palestinian loaninstiThe bride's white satin dress ised not to repeat the crime. Eti- tutions and thus help these peo- Sheikhs attended a reception in determined once and for £.11 whei Langer, refugee textile manu-> mantlepiece, curtain and tablehad long fitted sleeves, with a enne, the leader of an extreme ple honor of the recently inducted ther the Negeb is fit for settle- i ip.ctr.rer. lepppr] from the iniji cloth. towards a new existence. high neckline. A long train ex- Fascist group, said he was not the I story of ? note! \s^t. Thi*r?(i?iv Sephardic Chief Rabbi, Ben-Zion ment. JOB WANTED In honor of their donation, the tended from the extremely full author of the pamphlet but had In Germany as well as in var- Uziel, given at Katbania By the Cost of such a prelect vrs.s esti- • with her two children clasped in Tiphereth Israel synagogue Is training centers in Europe, mated at S50.000. MacDonaid, it j her arms in despair over the pos(Each week The Jewish Press skirt. A tiara of white rosebuds been forced to distribute them by ious holding a party next Sunday evetheer are today about 10,000 peo- Palestine Sepharfiic Council. will present In this space the held her long veil; her bouquet order of his party. was understood, was not opposed jsibiliiy OL 1 i ii c S n <,' asylum. ning, August 13, at 7 o'clock. ple between the ages of 18 and 35 A spokesman for the delegation to the suggestion but hesitated to I rrompted fcy ;,]\e n-iciuc, ths qualifications of some worthy in- of white gladioli was tied with a the hope that the Chief There is a fine program prepared dividual seeking employment. AnyArmy Begins Examining Aliens who are particularly fitted for im- expressed Rabbi's accession -would prove to decide on it before the arrival of i Czect ISrtjjiv.rl A'liPr.cp of Amerone Interested, please call Dorothy white tulle ribbon. and refreshments win be served. Paris (JTA) — The French migration into Palestine and most Sir Harolfl I if? v-rotp to Prp^iriprif T>on.=evelt Merlin at the Jewish Community Out-of-town guests include the A. Center.) Miss Sylvia Endelman served as military authorities have began of whom have undergone several be a. blessing for all the country's High Commissioner Alfred MexMichael, wfeo is expect- j asking- h:m to let persecuted Euihabitants, declaring that "we, Marsh family of Madison-, Wis.; maid-of-honor. Her strapless gown examination of all aliens, includyears' training in agriculture and Boy, 18, high school grad- was of rose quilted taffeta, worn | ropean reJugrees remain in the too, pray to Allah, in honor of the ed in London very-soon. Phillip Marsh of St. Paul and Sam uate, is anxious to get any kind with a delicate pink starched net ing those in the "stateless" and crafts. | United KLates r.fier ihe expiration Feder of Oldham, S. D. C h f Chief Rabbi that all the skies will y Protection refugee categories, who had volIf they are to be brought into of employment. Selling, col- bolero. Her bouquet was com; of their temporary immigration All of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mos- lecting or work of any kind. untarily registered for military Palestine over and above the labor clear in Palestine." London (JTA)MacDonald. — Colonial Secposed of rosebuds and asters. Two Jews, including an Ameri- retary Malcolm in a ! permits. covitch's friends and relatives are service. The action, taken under schedule which, has been authorizreply to a Question by Dainvited. The Misses Ida Lerner, Miriam the recent decree regulating the ed by the Government, it will be can tourist, were slightly injured [-written v Saks, Helen Cohen and Ruth Wel- rights of aliens to enlist in thenecessary to satisfy the Palestine when a bus was fired upon nearj i^ Acarns, Labor ?.I. P., declar- tine favorable to the.achievement den were bridesmaids. They also French Army in wartime, breaks Administration that they will not the old railway station in Haifa. ed that normal arrangements for of an Arab-Jewish, undei carried pom-pom bouquets of a long tradition that only French be added to the labor market but The American rabbi Harold Sap- military protection win be extendrosebuds and asters. citizens could serve in the army. that places will be created for erstein, continued his journey to ed to all new Jewish settlements WXEE, E C E C n . KL-l-'TIINFCK & Mr. Alvin Reuben of F o r t Hitherto, aliens wishing to serve them either in existing agricul- Tel Aviv after treatment. An un-established in Palestine "with the KELL.EY, Atti'i, Dodge attended his brother as in the French military forces have tural settlements through their official computation revealed that prior consent of the Government." (Continued from Page 1) On Wednesday evening, August best man. been limited to the Foreign Le- own enlargement, or in new in- 48 persons were killed and 97 The conviction that a bi-nationNOTICE OP DISSOLUTION OF IW. VENEER & SONS, INC. 2, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shindler gave for all men; a religion, still worState will be realized in PalesJoel Cherniss, Bob Endelman, gion. dustrial undertakings, or by their wounded in Palestine disturbances al a dinner for Miss Jean Shindler shipping in the synagogue in its Robert Passer and Harry Pereltine in spite of the present policy during July. Among the casualA Joining the regular French mil- employment in special p u b l i c ties were one Briton killed and of the British Government is exJ ' E S BV THESE in honor of her approaching mar- own way,- but cherishing more the man served as ushers. ^'RESENTS: itary ranks does not bring auto- works, such as afforestation, land sevenriage to Dr. Al Aronow of Des common altar at which mankind wounded. The casualty list pressed by Prof. Norman Bent- That £.t ?.ne The wedding m a r c h from matic citizenship for the aliens. reclamation, etc. Moines, la. is served. ih former Attorney General to holders pi* Is'.. v>n^QT- K~ Sions, ln>\, was the b llowest in many months, wich, Lohengrin was played by M i s s Newspapers , reported, however, The cost per Chalutz is estimatheld p.? v!i» o'fice oC UT= co.Torn' Last week-end Miss Jean ShindIt will offer to men a vision M a r g u e r i t e Morehouse, who that a new decree is expected soon Arab Vigilantes , t t e Government of Palestine, in fluly tinr on the r'0;h day o." D"''«niiv-r. ed at approximately 5650. The 0Ils £rticl ler visited in Des Moines at the of the Jew in the role to -which played several selections preced- which will regulate the rnllitary IKS. r.'. T'hich p.V- in the stoo-i'^In^rs The Palestine "Government, it j fJ e ^ the Kews-Chronhome, of her fiance and attended his religion has dedicated him — ing the ceremony. Miss Morehouse status of aliens in every respect. absorption of 10,000 new immiV'ere p'ese'ni: ?=."<-" v^Siic. ? ve^nni'^p iicle. was \]n;= nimousiy adnn;.e^: H^.t rn« the Phi Epsilon Pi convention. a man who Is seen walking with also accompanied Mrs. H e n r y It is estimated that about 400,000 grant in existing and new settleI Prof. Bentwich. c b. a r acterizes ! corporafiop eense to <io hu-mr-p--- PS On Monday there was a luncheon all others in the common purpose Daneel, who sang, "I Love You aliens of military age could be re- ments, as well as in new indus- refugees camps will be provided; the White Paper as "a he^s^'z'- '• such fine": t h a t t h e same be <lis?olve<i: trial undertakings, involves an held in her honor. to establish righteousness, peace Truly" and "Because." fintio*-- o" F>.TP|-' pcMori of cruited for the army if all aliens expenditure which is substantially for the temporary accornodation i of a sacred obligation" "Tnbef ' P.ccordinr'y, the c!;s«olunnn oC ?nic! M. Venger <fa On Wednesday, August 9, Mrs.and justice. It will give meaning One hundred and sixty persons residing in France, who number higher than the quoted figure. It of about 8,000 people. If Pales-; has united all sections of the JPV-i Sona, inc.. I* Jv-'ob'-- civ^n. to Jewish life as a part of the I. Merlin, 1706 Pierce street, enwere served dinner- immediately approximately 3,000,000, w e r e tine is to absorb a considerable j ish people, Zionist and cor-Sion- j V F v r . E r ; ,c SONS, INC. tertained in honor of the coming common life; Jewish life has been following the ceremony. Several made eligible for military service. is clear tbat such an immigration number of refugees temporary en- j ist, in their rejection of the pro- 'Attest:K. JIOSES A. VFJNG"?;. imposes upon the Jewish Agency an entity in a vacuum. marriage of Miss Jean Shindler. floral bouquets served as table By MAX VENCER. No Oppositioa campment of those immigrants j posals of the PEner." he writes ' considerable responsibility for the 7O Tomorrow night, Mr. and Mrs. Then men may say,»Jews are decorations. Cantor Edgar sang who will not be ready absorp"is that it seeks to cut awa^ the '•• Admission of-aliens into the future. It has been shown that the tion in settlements orfor towns im- moral Morris Satin, 121 17th street, will ike us men striving for the several selections. basis of the Jewish return j French Army, long opposed by colonization of a family in Palesmediately on their arrival is es-to Palestine and the rebuilding of I NT"nOE Of OIRROi-l-'TION OF give a dinner in honor o f the same goals — brethren of one A deception and dance was held bride-to-be. Bridge and mahjong mind and heart with us. But even in the ballroom of the Chieftain many, now finds no opposition. tine involves a total expenditure sential. the National Home." ! BLACKER PRINTING COMPANY Even the Federation of Labor and which is not far short of §3,500 will furnish the entertainment. - f they do not say this, -we will from 8 till 12. Over 50. out-ofFor the execution of this plan, Mania Schochat, famous as one \ K:i 5S^-— ATlT ' - IK>7 BY T H E S E extreme Right parties are backing not including land. which will take at least two years, of the irst Jewish pioneers On Monday evening Mrs. A|behave fulfilled ourselves. town guests were present. the move. The only difficulty facThe Agency is, however, aware' Tilt.:, a t t'ne Tn?p'inc of t h e s i n r k Lefkovich will entertain for Miss the sum of §150,00 0 will have to Certainly we will not have lost s e t t l e In Mr. and Mrs. Reuben left late ing the military authorities is one h 1 o l d e r s oC I v a o k e r rrinUiiEr Ciimps.ny Jean Shindler^- . _. ....._expenditure anything, but .-will -have increased Sunday for Denver, Colo., where of selection, since large numbers of the fact that the Anglo-Araer- be provided. This — , — i t she is goingto >7ew York filily held s.t t b " oVfice oi thn en;-po"?.ican appeals for the refugees are The wedding date for the com-our stature. At present Jews look they are spending their honeyaliens are Italians, Spaniards not enough to insure sufficient will include the provision of facil- \ to start a committee Tor A-rt- '•i^Ho. p.:;. v-bic'-. 'r-V OL rhp. £ ro0knn['3.:>r== ing bride has been set for Au- like a lot of little men of whose moon. The bride's traveling suit of and Germans. returns to take care of coloniza- ities for the . reception of immi- i Jewish unity in America. She'eel-' -^7e!"e preserjt a n d vt^rii-ip.. p. r ^ i m v U o n gust 20. identity many non-Jews are un- was of black and white checked While a majority of them are tion, and the figures provided are grants, including insrtuction, su- j dressed a reception given by the jV.T:? xmaniiiioij?''- p.o.om.-r. ;.'n-v;. lii^ certain. Are these Americans or material, worn with black accessocial The i Independent Labor Party to mark [ oorpor8.tior C^RF<: to do -oi'^iu^s™ f^ :onsidered hostile toward the Fas- therefore limited to i m m e diate peryision Miss Ida Ivener of New York Palestinians? entire planand calls forwelfare. an expendisories. the formation of a similar com- j 5UCb P..11C. ihP.t TUP. SO.riir- br. (l;-.-^,--U-^r:. ; '•ist regimes in their native lands necessities. It will remain, there- ture of over $15,000,000. The mittee City visited here for the past This American of Mosaic perin England, based on such j p.ceorrlmp:!:-- i^oUof: o-' ?iv:l> motion oC Upon their return, the couple sufficient care must be taken to week with her parents, relatives suasion stands with the Union of will make their home in Omaha. fore, for the Jewish. Agency to Jewish Agency will try to raise slogans as "Fight Against British I t h e <ussolvj--ion o-" pRin. r u n r k e r Pi-intinsure that some are not working and friends. She is leaving"""for American Hebrew Congregations provide the funds which will be in the interests of these lands be- required for the complete absorp- about one-third while the other Imperialism and Arab Feudal-' E1.ACKEB VklXTTNG CO.\; V'AXT;. her home in New York tonight. provided its religious revival will OPEX-HOTTSE two-thirds is expected to be con- j ism." Miss Sfeochat. Breaking in fore they can be trusted as French offer a religion in -which God tributed by private Anglo-Ameri- j Hebrew, expressed the "belief that I A reception was held Tuesday soldiers. In this respect, Jewish tion of the new immigrants. Fifteen -business associates of walks on the earth. To assist rapid immigration of By a., ,T. "fiMTTH?1" can sources. • ' there existed conditions in Pales- I evening at the Joe Passer resi- refugees are considered an asset,
Society News
Miss ,Ethel Shindler entertained dence in honor of their out-of- since it is clear that no Jew would lor her Wednesday evening at (Copyright 1939 By" Seven Arts town friends and relatives who at- under present circumstances serve the home o£ Miss Gisela Pill, 1710 Feature Syndicate.) tended their daughter's wedding he Reich's interests. Douglas street, in honor of her to Mr. Ronald Reuben. Coincident with admitting aliens approaching marriage to Dr. SidTable decorations were pink to the army, the authorities are ney Bergen.and white, with a floral center- giving serious consideration to the piece. About 50 guests w e r e queston of permitting increased The Chabooser Lancelight club immigration as a measure to add present. celebrated the birth of a first to the population and thus remedy grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Mike a shortage of industrial and agriAT LAKES Bifkin at their home at 903 Bob Endelman and Julius Bern- cultural labor. South Paxton. The grandchild is stein are expected home from the daughter of'Mr. and Mrs. Sam With many French villages half Lake Okoboji the latter part of abandoned and industry facing an Epstein. The party was h e l d this week. They have been there Thursday. Mrs. J. M. Singer was Berlin (JTA) — A frank acapparent shortage which is bound chairman of- general arrange- count of Germany's export diffi- for several days. to grow more acute, it is becomments. ing increasingly difficult for coal, culties as a result of the boycott AT CAMP iron and steel industrialists, as The Chabooser Lancelight club and the general hostile attitude Dr. and Mrs. I. Sternhill and well as farmers, to get French is an organization of 12 women toward the Reich since 1938 is whose homes were originally in given by Dr. Rudolf Eicke, direc- son, Vernon, . left Monday f o r workers. The-, relative scarcity of Chaboos, Russia.- This organiza- tor of the Reichsbank, in a re- Camp Lake Hubert, Minnesota, men under 30 makes it possible tion meets only to celebrate%the vised edition of his book, "Export where Vernon is remaining for for members of this age group to birth of a first grandchild of one —A Question of Life and Death three weeks. Dr. and Mrs. Stern- be more particular in their choice of work. Even the 3,000,000 of the members. Mrs. H. M. for the German Nation." T h e hill returned Tuesday. aliens now In France could hardSinger is the chairman of this. authoritative nature of the volly fill the gaps created by the inume Is indicated by the inclusion HAS BIRTHDAY Eddie Steinberg celebrated his creased demands of industry and Mr. Gerald Pill of Chicago is of a preface by Dr. Hjalmar in Sioux City spending several Sehacht, former Reichsbank presi- birthday Monday with 15 friends agriculture. weeks with his mother, Mrs. Rosa dent, and Dr. Walter Funk, eco- at a weiner roast held a t Kiwanls Point. Several games were played. Pill, and family. nomics minister.
HURTS GERMANY
Dr. Eicke describes the dislocation caused by the many costly and uneconomic e x p e n d ! tures which Germany has been forced to make to achieve a balance of exports and imports for the sake of obtaining raw materials necessary for industrial and. military purposes. The Nazi economist admits that the boycott has affected German exports, but aMrs. Rosen of Omaha, Neb., issserts that "it is difficult to say visiting heje with her sister, Mrs. how much German foreign. trade Tom Ivener. A luncheon was held is restricted by the Jewish boyfor her last Tuesday afternoon at cott and the general attitude tothe Oasis. ward the new Germany, which became sharper in many countries Mrs. A. J. Galinsky Is visiting in 1938 and 1939." with Mrs. Lewis. Ellman In Des Declaring that German exports Moines, la. , are on a low level, Dr. Eicke frankly points out that "this level Miss Evelyn Lindau of St. Jo-of exports is not in the long run seph, Mo., visited here for thesufficient to provide the great past week with Jan Lebowich, 810 quantities of import necessary for 18th street. German industrial purposes, for food and national defence." Dr. Seymour Heller of Chicago is Eicke foresees that "as things are visiting here with his sister, Mrs today," it will not be easy for H. Licht, at 3306 Jackson street. Germany to open new foreign trade connections, therefore furMr. and Mrs. Sam Kaplan and ther restrictions will have to be Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dobrofsky spent made in imports, especially in Ia3t week-end at Lake Okoboji. fruits and manufactured goods.
.Mr. Herman Ozer of Brooklyn, N. Y., arrived in Sioux City for an extended visit with his sister Mrs. Rose Shindler. He will stay with Mr. and Mrs. J. Shindler, 1715 Nebraska street. This will be the first time in 27 years that the brother and sister have seen each other.
The Jews of Tarnow paid 30 Mrs. H e n r'y Weissman and daughter. Merle Beth, of Chicago, per cent of the municipal taxes are visiting here with Mr. andunder an agreement of 1670. Mrs. A. Saitlin, 723 West 8th street. ; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Orlikoff had a baby boy at the Michael Reese
.Yetta Feinberg returned after hospital in Chicago on July 31. a week's vacation in Kansas City, Mr. Jack Orlikoff Is the son of Mo., with relatives. -;.• Mr. and Mrs. B. Orlikoff, 1117 Villa avenue. Miss Esther Mirkin, 1626 Villa Avenue, is visiting for two weeks . Betty Sue Lindau is visiting in with her cousin, Mrs. Dave Brod- Mllbank.S. D., with her brother, S n Omaha, Neb. , Moses Lindau.
U. P. Museum to Be Open Evenings
ON EASTERN TRIP Floyd Yudelson left Tuesday evening for a two weeks' trip east. He plans to visit in Chi- Because of the large attendance cago, New York and Philadelphia. at the official opening of the enlarged Union Pacific
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Museum, and t h e interest disIN FREMONT Bette Lee Harris • Is spending played by the visitors, President the week visiting with relatives W. M. Jeffers announced Tuesday afternoon that the museum -will in Fremont, Neb.
keep open to visitors every night until 10 o'clock during August, except Sundays. Mr. Jeffers made this decision after 553 persons had registered at the.museum by 3:30 p. m. One hundred and twenty-six of this number were out-of-town visitors. RETURNED Mrs. J u e l s Eisenberg and He also announced that f r e e daughter, Debra, have returned parking in • the lot east of the home after spending three weeks headquarters building would be made available to all evening visin Des Moines. •-...• itors. The museum, in its new and enRETURNED HOME Miss Ethyl Cohen left Wednes- larged quarters, opens at 9 a. m. day for her home In Hollywood, daily except' Sunday. Mrs. Ruth Cal., after spending a week at the "'ultra Hamilton is director.
IN HASTINGS -Ileene Rosenberg left Sunday for a brief visit In Hastings, Neb., at the home of her uncle a n d aunt, Mr. and Mrs. G. Rosenberg.
home of her parents, Mr. and The synagogue'.school of New Mrs. David Cohen. York's Congregation Shearith Israel was one of the first general TO ST. PAUL Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goldberg schools in America. have returned to their home in St. Paul, Minn. They left Wed- nuptials. He visited here for sevnesday after spending a week at eral days. the Joe Passer residence. RETURNED CONVALASCING Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kubby and Mr. Sam Meyerson is recuperat- "amily of El Paso, Tex., left for ing a t the Mercy hospital from a home Thursday. They visited recent minor operation. here for a week. EN ROtTTE WEST. Mr. Oscar,Green of Pittsburgh, Pa., left here Wednesday en route to California, where he is visiting. Mr. Green was in Council Bluffs for the Reuben-Passer
FROM ST.. JOSEPH Mrs. William Rothstein of St. Joseph, Mo., has been visiting at the;home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Meyerson, for ths past week.
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