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MV OPERATION 1 have just made a date ior an operation in the hospital. <I don't think it's a very serious operation.) In former times I • Entered as Second Class Mall Hatter on January 21. 1931. at OMAHA, NEBRASKA, FEIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1939 J f t o f f l f Omaha. Nebraska^ under the Act of March 8. 1879 "would have been jittery about going t o : a hospital for an operation. I would have trembled to .consider the hazards of death; to leave this earth seemed the worst thing that could happen to a man. A m o n g the many activities It was rather a lovely place. sponsored by the Jewish CommuEverybody was sure that every nity Center is the newly organised tomorrow was- going to be better I Riding club for ctiidren who &tthan today for the world. Of I tended Camp Jay-C-C and for course, people had their own Next Wednesday evening, Sep1 others who are interested. trobbles . . . . toothaches and fih tember 13, Jews throughout the Classes will be held every aftnancial problems and divorces . . . serious aspects of life and world will assemble in their synaj ernoon after school and. on Sunbut human society as a whole was First Group of Congress gogues to observe the Jewish New moral responsibility of the ;;,. Var Sec days. Riders will meet at the marching forward to a good desYear, Rosh Hashonah. Thi d . Jewish Florence Stables, 82 02 N o r t h . Delegates Land in Services are scheduled for all tiny, it seemed. (Mankind alis traditionally "tne* anniversary of Thirteieth street, and ride for one c*-w, JSR3 New York ready could behold the outlines of local -synagogues. the creation. hour in Hummel park. Tfce fee the temple). The holiday is observed for two I will be 50 cents. AID GOVERNMENT Tomorrow would bring us one EXPECTING 'NEW DEAL' days among Orthodox and Con- The Rosh Hashonah service will Miss Cleo Gates, who was a, day closer to the temple, everyservative Jews. Keform Jewry begin at Temple I member of the camp staff, will be All news items for t e x t l\ Communities Forsi Debody was certain. The news of Believe ! riding instructor. Further in- J week's issue of TI-1E J ELVISH | ' "White Paper observes but one day. day evening at 8 the world never was anything to fense Cossiaittees All | formation may be gotten at the PRESS must be in the office j Unlike other Jewish festivals, ices on Thursday will start at 10 Now to Be Scrapped' •worry about. . A crazy woman i office of the Jewish Community bi' noon on llond?.'-. Sepierti- i; the holy days which .start the a. m. Shabbos Shuvah services Over Poland by Britain killed a : French editor and that i Center. ber 11. ' New Year are not related to prim- are scheduled for Friday eveniEg ;; meant nothing to anybody, exitive nature holidays or identified at S and Saturday morning at 11. Chief of J. T. A. ITETSSTV Bureau Next week's paper will bt ; j By DANIEL 1.. SCHORR cept for the juicy morsels of scanwith any historic event. I one day earlier bees-use 01 the ' I "Warsaw (JTA) — Despite Nazi dal that would come out of the ORTHODOX SYNAGOGUES New York (JTA) — After a assurances ,tha,t open towns would New Year E.nd vill inc'ucip 7? :< The New Year is regarded as a Jrial. The opening service of the High not be bombed, a number of five-day voyage marked by night- day of self-examination, selfpages o£ specially vrlLLeu leaThe Titanic.'sank on its first ly "black-outs" and tension over criticism and self-judgment.- -On Holy days will be held at the B'nai towns in the Warsaw district have iures. I: voyage but that gave only an the war crisis, the first group of this day every human being is Israel synagogue on Wednesday. been subjected to repeated aerial Ixour's pain; it had nowJng to do some 40 American delegates to to search -the record of his past evening at 7 o'clock. Thursday bombings by tire Germans. Ancng with social destiny: At ' Kitty the Geneva Zionist Congress re- life, to judge his actions a n d morning the-service will begin at towns suffering heaviest damage Hawk the Wrights made their turned Monday on the British lin- deeds of -the past year, and to 7 a. m. At 10 a. in. Rabbi I. from the Nazi air raids are the refirst flight and to those who er Queen Mary with a message make sincere resolution to turn Ractovsky will speak at the B'nai j sorts of Podkowa., Lesna, Brwinow "We'll Rerne~fcer" thought of the first airplane as that the Zionists were united in from wrong-doing and sinfulness Israel synagogue. nisi Office Paper I and the township of Pruszkol, all anything more than a plaything it support of the democracies and in the year to come. On Friday morning Rabbi Rack- j of which have large Jewish popuFledges •was a sig^of the bright, •wonder- expected a Palestine Jewish. State ovsky Tvill speak at 10 a. in. at lations. A number of villages outThe New Year a n d the Day of the ful new world that we were ap- to emerge from the present conCongregation Beth Harnedrosls side the .Warsaw district have also | London (JTA) — Great Britain Atonement which' occurs 10 days • proaching. • • Hagodel. flict. been raided by German warplanes. |a n Q the East, unofficial monthlater are known as "The Days of Bigotry No More During the High Holy Days Many children tave been killed | piece of the Colonial Office, voiced The belief that the White Paf n r i N( To be a, Jew was no special per was scrapped and that Jewish Cantor A. SchwaczMn will con- J in the raids. A hospits.1 train I the Britisk grovemment's gratitude Jewish .pain. Only Russia was making aid in defense of Palestine would duct all services1 at the Congrega-'j loaded with wounded was also I to the Zionists for sinking dif'p£ anti-Semitism a vicious social bring concessions to the Zionists tion B'nai Israel. bombed from the air. The city ferences ever Palestine policy and practice, but 'for the victims there was expressed in interviews by j of Czestocbows, in southwestern pledging support to Britain in the jwas escape. America still had BETHEL I Poland, wfcicn was captured "by international crisis. of the delegation, who inJerusalem f JTA") — E.eeistrs- ! p . * ^ ^ 'frontiers and plenty of room and leaders Rabbi David A. Goldstein will j the German forces and "reportedly cluded Dr. Solomon Goldman of Commenting editorially on the tion of all Jewish men and worn-! or''V{, |" to America they came and made speak on "Why We'Have Hope" ! recaptured by the Polish army, . 'Jovely lives. Anti-Semitism was Chicago, president of the Zionist at the opening service oi'Rosli'*-•*- - - •• -•• - .declaration at the recent World en between the eges of IS End j a ~ e r t a Jewish •population of 27,_000. Congress by President 50 for national service was &n- | y-{;j. P Scarcely a word we knew. Per- Organization of America; David Hashonah Wednesday evening at Thousands_ of Jews and non-Jews j; Zionist chain Weizniann that the J Jews nonnced after a joint meeting of Labor Had secution of r a c e and religion Wertheim, secretary of the Poale Compulsory 8 o'clock. Thursday morning the e. personnel *"" fled the city before the German j stand behind Britain, the periodi- executives of the Jewish Arencj; seemed buried with the bones of Zion-Zeire Zion; Mrs. Moses P. service will begin at S with the Begun Early in occupation. • • • • ' — . . . The Join'i. I CEI said: "This statesmanlike note Epstein, president of Hadassah; and Jewish National CourseC. 'the Torquemadas. reading of the Torah at 9:15. Two hundred Jews who were on which tbe conference ended is • August Rabbi "Wolf Gold, president of the Those enlisting will he iippr] There eeem,ed plenty of room in The title of Rabbi Goldstein's to emigrate to Palestine cancelled •worthy of the leaders of Sionisin 'V the woria which by then seemed World Mizrachi Executive; Abrasermon will be "Tha Conflict Tliat i their departure. _ the j (1) for security nurposes EBC IT 1 Amsterdam (JTA) — Compuland they may be assured that ham Goldberg of New York, j to re-rider the British, army in ±o have been'equitably divided; ! A Jewish Telegraphic Agency | British'pecple will not'iorgef tlieir employment of abled-bodied Is Eternal." the occasional reports of unrest in Elihu D. Stone of Boston a n d sory young Jews and Jewesses on man- Friday morning the service wul j correspondent visited the Jewish attitude in this hour of destiny." I Palestine any necessary Gssisi:- declared it s EI the Balkans troubled only the his- Judge Harry Fisher of Chicago. I ance, it was stated. further tiauls begin at S. At this time Rabbi < quarters of Warsaw, inhabited by | Referring Similar sentiments were ex- ual labor projects in Germany, Goldstein will speak on "The j approximately 3 50.000, w h i c h ! assistance i. to Jewish offers of | The Jewish Agency issued B. ,1PV"F oT i r e w torians. Balkan peoples were sup-' which beganearly in August, is .ance in Palestine, the ediposed ' to be the good-natured, pressed by Rabbi Israel Goldstein, now proceeding on a large scale, Greatest Defense & Person May j were.among the hardest hit in the 1 torial sa'd: fce said that sword-bearing, brawling folks we president of the Jewish National and people. to telephonic informa- Have. series of Nazi air raids since Ger- nothing less was expected, will | to the British a: learned to know in comic operas Fund, and Rabbi Abba Hillel Sil- according land urging discipline and na- -j. tion -from Berlin. A first installmany invaded Poland. Two houses he understood that this comment like "The Chocolate Soldier;" ver of -Cleveland, chairman of the ment of SO employes of the Ber"In this pnipr. ; ^ , in the Jewish suburb of . Kolo were , ._ intended as the highest ccm- | tional service. they could never do any damage. United Palestine_ Appeal, arriving lin Jewish Community has been i grency, Palestine Jewry rn v s t : ' | completely destroyed by bombs, jpliment to the Jewish race." The Yes, it was a pleasant world next' day on the United States drafted for manual labor projects, Ten persons were killed and SO i editorial stands in sharp dlsiinc- ! maintain p. triple front." the j !,and we knew Europe only as a liner President Roosevelt. Like including r o a d - building, house otaers wounded. Bombs dropped!tion to tfce same paper's attitude \ statement said, "for defence of !| 1 i ' , f'ftO place to which more fortunate the others, they had experienced construction for men. factory 1 hy Nazi fliers on the stiDcrb of j toward the .Tews in recent ir-o^ths.! the Jewish homeland, the secur- t , paople. went for vacation a n d great difficulties in obtaining work in the garment industry for killed eight 'Jewish, or- 1 when it was strongly critical of I ity ci the Jewish peo;;le and Liitv1 'c e brought back fine linens as gifts steamship passage. A large num- -women. phans, two Jews and two Jewesses j the Jews' refusal to accept Erit- I rietcry oJ t.be F.fitted lilm.pirc." 1£ . •for relatives and friends. An oper- ber of American. Zionists had not Of 35Q Kulturbund — Jewish j Tee statPrr.pr.t p.dded thef. orppsi- j 0. and wounded Iain's new Palestine policy. ation, however minor, was a mat- yet arrived and were expected on Until','All Americans Quit A total ofSO. ] tioE to Britain's new Palestine j _-. 100 boinljs were cultural association employes, Tie periodical's Palestine corter to worry about; it would have the French liner He de Prance • 'War Zone Refugees dropped on Warsaw alone during respondent, discussi~s that coun- | policy was cot directed asf-insL i e . 26 have been taken as a first inbeen dreadful to wake- up andand other ships. I Britain itself. \ Q the first raids. Tie city of Lubstallment ior manual labor. OfMust Wait miss the great future. ; Center Snifts lin WES bobbed Saturday, with SO try's position, urged io7i3s.tiOE of ficials of the Kulturbund were NOTT a3 I make ready for my ' Met by joyou3 relatives a n d notified by the' Nail authorities I Paris (JTA) The Arserican persons killed, 'ia'clbding five. cr:i- a iocs! militia composed of Britoperation, 1 am conscious-of-310 friends on the 'crowded Cuhard that „., ^ , British, * , , , - = , ,within it niay -Tj'ecoiae -r.eeessa?y-~toi . . . i o . i . ±^i J l u u "has" practically discon- •dren,-' ;"E.-nd' 5 5 o t h e r s _ ' s e r i o a s i y , fey for„ =service the > troubling at all. Not that I am pier, the Zionists, on the Queen commandeer the sole Jewish thea- Consulate tinued issuance of immraigration wounded. Many Jews were among ! country and declared the pr reject fond of operations. I wish Hitler Mary told of their difficulties In ter in Berlin to billet 300 soldiers, visas to refugee applicants, while the casualties. There were many ' was consicLeration t y tns had this operation in my place. arranging steamship p a s s a g e but this step has not yet been the number of refugees and other Jewish victims also in Saturday's From the time of a previous oper- from crisis-stricken Europe. After taken. 1 air raids of Brest, Rzeszow, Raaliens registering as volunteers Meanwhile, Jewish Agency of- I Si! Heroic! A, r-'iEcft.'ichp?! ir ?• \ ation, long ago, I remember the receiving American embassy asdom and Cracow. Warsaw -was ficials w-ere Besting through all ! broadcast ttvthe country \r- wMcl; i Wages Same for the French army mounted to post-anaesthetic nausea, the pain surances that they would be evacThe drafted Jewish workers are such proportions that the recruit- bombed eight times in all on Sat- possible channels to arrange i he defined the issr.e of the v s r in my back which I was told was uated by an American battleship being paid the came rate as "Ary- ing offices begged some of the ap- urday. transportation home for the Pales- i as civilization E. p s i r: g t. briue a consequence of lying on the if necessary, they waited at the ans"and are being treated the plicants to return in three or four Sejm Cheers Jews tiTien s,r.d Polish delegates to thei force. "I ViEve receded m ? r-. y ; .operating table. I remember beA special session of the Sejm Congress in Geneva, stranded by i protestations of Icya'ty,'" Sir H"?- ; 'ing under strict orders to lie flat French port of Nacqueville from same, although they are kept seg- days. At the American Consulate, it cheered a declaration by Jewish the interruption in communica"- j old declared, "bin to the xnc.r.y •on my back for a -week, though August 26 to 30 and finally em- regated and work separately. The !my whole being desired to turn barked for a voyage during which advent of forced labor for young- was explained that discontinuance I parliamentarians _ that the Jewish j tions. The Agency hoped to he | hoping: for selfish advaEt&ge from ' they listened anxiously to radio er members of the community is of visas stemmed from the fact population w i t h o u t exception j able to place 20 or SC Palestinian- I Europe's turmoil I poinl ont thst i ipver. . a n d observed rigid an event of considerable import- that under the present circum- stood ready to make all sacrifices j on each neutral liner proceeding j weak peoples csT-nn!. r-Iy ov. f But I find I am not In the least bulletins ance from the economic viewthe Consulate was chiefly to ensure Poland's victory in her j through the Mediterranean from I brutal clique v.-hosfi v-Etc^wprciE i worried about not waking up or "black-out" restrictions, not even point, because it may help to take stances 1 in having American war with Germany. ! 1 Marseille. D a v i d Ben Gurion, j are force ar.fi faithlessness.'" leaving the earth by reason of being able to smoke on deck at some of the strain off the heavily interested citizens secure places on steamers Zbonzsya, Polish frontier, town j chairman ct the Jewish Agency's j Sir Harold appealed tp cli peoother operational circum- night. to the United States. It was em- which until last week was the site | Palestine - Executive, was aboard j pies in Palestine ic sink their tiliIn interviews with Zionist lead- burdened Jewish communities. istance. I feel quite indifferent. Reich Propaganda Ministry phasized to this correspondent at of a large Jewish refugee camp, the liner .City of Cairo, en oute : ferences. He Baid steps had been i".por. i n r pv. •fTo be ejected suddenly and un-ers of all factions, three salient hasThe ice. Bestck totally prohibited the activi- the Consulate that- women a n d has been recaptured by the Polish to Palestine from Pdarseille. i taken to safeguard ?-fce interests 'jceremoniously from the current points emerged: (1) The Zionists and world ties of the Kulturbund, closing its children would be the first aided forces, it was announced- by the Kany of the Polish Zionists who J or all communities. jworld does not look like the worst tried to return to "Warsaw thrpnirh ; Ecm? 1,C CC C??ch ?rv\?.}-. F.?.Jewry are virtually unanimous in theater and cinema and assuming by the consular authorities to re- Polish radio. ihat could happen to a man. control of its treasury- The Kul- turn to America. Jewish communities throughout Italy were turned hack at t h e ! servicemen here beer, cs'ipd to (Continued on page 7.) Death Welcome turbund's treasury was almost Next will come American males Poland formed co-ordinating state Italian frontier and came to Paris to the Csecb const'.! gev."What il a man doesn't wake up empty because 20,000 marks had and only when the Consulate is defense committees to co-operate and London, seeking a route I| report here in connection v-iib. (be to look at a world of which Hitler been distributed to employes as a sure that all Americans who want- with the authorities. All Jewish through' the Scancir.avian coun- | eral •world-wide prepE,ratioEs to raisfe is the master. At this moment precautionary measure. ed to return to the United States groups, including rabbinical, Zion- tries. The almost total disruption ;e Czech army to fight Germany. this seems to be the dreadful cliist, labor and youth organisations, At the same time, the Propaof regular passenger services dehave been enabled to do so, will max of political and military pro| The moment-war was declared ganda Ministry ordered the Jue-issuance of quota visas be re- r e s p o n d e d enthusiastically to layed their departure. , pesseB that have been going on i asrainst Germany, the British r a President Ignace Moscicki's manidisches Nachrichtenblatt, German sumed on a normal pre-war basis. ^ d u r i n g the recent month. This festo calling upon the nation to Jewry's only newspaper, reduced Two Months Period morning (this Is being written The~ Consulate estimated that resist Germany's invasion. All p£ about two weeks ahead of publiThe work of the Arts and Crafts to four pages to appear on Tuescation) I woke ' u p in a world class of Camp Jay-C-C is now on days and Fridays, instead of the it may take a minimum of t w o the bodies published appeals to ver the German Con.Ev.tate here. \ ^ which Tiad come suddenly to a display in the library of the Jew- former 12 to 16 pages, and inti- months before all Americans who | their memberships . t o co-operate rhile Jewish crowds cheered. i '*' turn of history. The large, black ish Community Center. T h i s mated possible further reduction desire it are back in the United with tbe government in every way 1 / I 1 * { \ j A wave of enthusiasm «ov iii'JL- i sh population's headlines left me stunned as by a group, under the direction of Mrs. in size, perhaps total suspension. States. Thus, for the nest two and voiced the Telephonic contact between the months there are hardly a n y determination to make every sacfilow between the eyes. Germany Meyer Beber. •worked on baskets, ft pr?*i rifice in defense of the nation. and Russia had .agreed and Hitler trays, coasters'and. other objects. Netherlands and German Jewish chances for immigration visas. W'»»U«Ba. I tart, . I French newspapers report the was free to go places . . . to go Tne work of the following chil- organizations and individuals was and- challenge the current dren is being exhibited: Jeanne suddenly and inexplicably termi- rush of alien volunteers to the renated. The disruption was inter- cruiting offices. Le Matin especivilization to humble France Blacker, wastebasket; Dita Loew-and England . . to raise his fist, enstein, fruitbasket; Chucky Beb- preted here as a prohibition on cially draws attention to the "inill hois to the distant westward and er, flowerbasket; Barbara Black- all German-Jewish contacts with numberable aliens who are bethe outside world. Ordinary tele- sieging the {recruiting stations as rvices a threaten this hemisphere and aller, Arlene Dansky, Elsa Loewen- phone service between Holland candidates for uniforms." stein, Lee Jane Greenberg and that we cherish-here. Germany was normal, but Active in organizing Polish What could stop him now?-£ng- Donald Vann, coasters; Arthur and at Berlin and Cologne Jews in France for defense is the FinaX plans for the Annual i Rabbi Da-rid A. Goldstein' and i Jand? France? They had been Epstein, Dita Loewenstein, Buddy exchanges served notice on callers that they strengthening him in ail these Beber, Michael Kulakofsky and were forbidden to connect t h e Federation of Polish Jews. The Achar Hataunis dance, sponsored {Cantor Aaron Edsrar will officiate. | Federation issued E. communiQue by Mother Chapter No. 1 of A. S. ! Mr. I.Iendelson vill be present for years and now they stood trem- Eve Chesler, tiles; Martha Rosenhave been laid. Highlighting j those who . wish individual serv- | 1? bling before the creature of their "blatt and Harley Beber, book- numbers of Jewish organizations. announcing that many aged Jews, A., Ik including a septuagenarian, have this affair will be the contest for ! foes. own making. It was the darkest ends; Phyllis Freed and Manfred put themselves at t h e gov- choosing the "Sweetheart of Oxna- J in event of rain, perrices will ; v; morning in the life-time even of Siegler, ash trays; Phyllis Freed, ernment's disposal. While other ha A. Z. A." The dance commit- I be postponed until tfce follcwing ; u the oldest citizen but most people Arlene Dansky. Barbara Blacker, ii aliens are obliged to purchase gas tee has chosen the following girls I Sunday. •were scarcely mindful of tragedy Elsa LoewenBtein, Dita Lowenmasks, French authorities have as nominees for this coveted lion- i If Jailing on civilization. The talk stein and Michael Kulakofsky, 1 informed the Federation that Pol- or: La Brina Herzoff. Norraan-i f S f p f p f t ' r f f l ^ .:r i Y i ^ fiMtT '• v,•was mostly of the Cincinnati Reds trays. ish Jews in Paris will be given Selden, Connie Meyers and Gloria : MS | P |S-H t f i \U Hi, Hi 1 P I r= blanking the Phillies and extendMichael Kulakofsky, Dick Segal, the masks without, charge. The and Evelyn ^Volk. The Sweet- ! ^ ^ H-Ust-- <*•** k W « t * U , r. ing their lead to 4% games. Bunny Sommer and Jeremy GoldRegistration -for the Sabbath Federation is also mobilizing Jew- heart will be ciosen by popular | ff p | ? f | T * ^ f fr'ftrf! 1 f T>rr$ • '.'. (The girl at my right in the bus stein, vases; Norman Rosenblatt, women for passive defense ac- vote iof those attending the fiance. | fHSn-ih-f l4r fil't'l^f. A4;! ^V -i "was telling her friend of the fur-Helen Resnick, B u d d y Beber, school will take place Sunday ish especially for work in The dance this year will be held j ^ " t U t e i » ••a l t l b * *"**t t W ; ^ coat she had bought in the August Herschel "Wolfson, Joan Robinson, morning at 10 o'clock at the Jew- tivities, C » ••-V.'c. hc factories where the man power ish Community Center. Parents at the Jewish Comsiunity Center I : c" sale. The woman across the aisle Marty Faier, Bunny Sommer, civi; vi has been mobilized. must accompany their children at which will be especially decorated 1 Mrs. Bernard TTelf, presicent of ; ° •was reciting some recipe for sal-Josie Kleiman and Dicky Segal, the t i m e o l registration. Actual for this affair, on Tom Kipper | the Temple Israel Sisterhood, ED- \ : ad.) . • •• wall tiles. classes will begin on Saturday night, September 23. at 9:30. ! Bounces that final plans have bean \ The New Pact morning. September IS. Tickets for this affair may he j completed for the dance which is ; _, But these were younger people. purchased from any A. S. A. 1 ! to be teld at tee KiphlanS Conn- ' r| The Beth El Hebrew school It was.no morning to wake up in member- or any member of the j try C u b this Sunday evening.:^ began its sessions on Tuesday, for people who long ago looked at advisory board. George Johnson [September 1C. i ',•, September 5. Dr. Morris Margothe increasing dawn and were sure lin, chairman of the school board, i and his orchestra will provide ths | Tie guests will be entertair.efi i , of a wrorld growing inevitably betreports that €5 children have been The Congregation B'nai Jacob, jmV!B i c ter. Long ago the biggest cracker enrolled in the school. factory in our town proclaimed its 24th and Nicholas streets, an- | _ •, ,^ Mr. Sol Kahz is again teaching nounces that ail persons who de- \ ReU&gTL Mendel' Selz and Abraham Epassurance of this in a slogan MVGWTi tO in the school. The school will which It painted on all its wagons: stein have been engaged as cansire the same seats for the New | TT j T continue to enroll pupils until the "The, "World is Growing Better," tors for the High Holy days at the Year, must make arrangements »„_,„ before „„„,„ uSelicoth. rtr ft E Congregation of B'nai Israel in Succoth Holiday. Further infor- , for them ciiiiWU_ but finally it rubbed it out. mation may be gotten by calling The synagogue also announces Hitler was marching to blood- South Omaha. Reuben Brown was elected pres- pp- coi Seats for the holidays are avail- Dr. Margolin. AT 75S5, or Miss that all" those attending Rosh , ident of the grand lodge of the less-victories. The granaries and oil and'minerals of Russia were able at moderate prices, and more Rosenblatt, s e c r e t a r y of the Hashonah services must h a v e j Ivre Club at the convention held at his command for boundless war details may be obtained from A. school, JA 79S7 or GL 4502. The their tickets with them. j last week end in Sioux City. PI Jacobson, Goodman Meyerson or school meets at 4SO8 Davenport. Selicoth services will start to- Feldnian also of Omalia was namor for peace infliced by force. Harry Dworsky. morrow night at midnight, Caa- ed secretary-treasurer. Hitler and Stalin! David Traatman Dead tor Lewitsky will conduct t h e Members of the Ivre clubs of (I am wondering how my ComHenry Ward Beecher, famed service. ' Sioux City, Ses Moinss, Lincoln, jnunist friends are going to rationProtestant minister, in .18 7 1 Beachwood, N. J. (WNS) — alize this sellout, what virtue they I and Oraana attended ths an-nsl. Sir Felix SercoE, a Danzig Jew, convertios. Omaha WES choser. EE will discover in Stalin lying down preached a long eulogy of t h e David Trautman, vice-president Jews at the time of the first inand secretary of the Federation was in IS01 appointed physician the site of the 1340 raeetir-Swith . Hitler, what higher . purstance of discrimination against of Polish Jews in America for 20 extraordinary to Edward VII of Mr. Brown succeeds J&ck Go'd| the Jews at Saratoga, N. Y. (Coutiuued on page S.) years, died here ati.be age of 71. England. siaitfi of Sioux €ity.
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