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<Jen. do (jjuwllc'a iit.vjj 1 ! 1 lO^'l: flfl of /,l.o "Frco Picnchi-ieu tvi s';\,':;oio Tfi« ta.',(l<\rilT'.ti i of infant tfill rojoloo tlittt ciilichteitid ildred by AiMcrican opinion icfuuci to i«cr l,;> tint tkUv Tot«h to IKmothera who' enrolled last "fees- ocni?i« the butr.iyal of I'u-ncli iudny aftc-ruooa in tho coarse, "Ba- depemionce hy tho men of Vichy , U u i t V I ' t t h 111 !Jjsj;«,,«f,e«« fiuro In all ii;i;.uiUnl 1 olitiral tii.cji^.»«tioii ut'*v» .1 into K'» bies -Are "HUMES -Beings," s|H>rs» a»d their toaiciiuent violation u> *U^ tti<>^' t i l 1'iont , Imludl'i;; tho 1 sored fey tlsa Jewish' Community tho jn-incijiHs of liberty 1 )'J 1 ^j i ui 1:!"«;, ]^ t o l e dedicated Af.uu.'th I . i i U unU \ , i t h t'n j.ht I'll , ti,-u".-i'/ ttt«.fUJ» I.t 0. Center. < . . eaual ju&tic^ upon vhich t U i- 'ihe bcrotl U a lift of Jlr. Abe j le f rKi>tie-n t>i tl ' il'-vi'-K-":"!!!, lt.i\c ci optett the f r i h and .This group, which is led by Mrs. 3'"fi.ii(.Ii It'-i-iMio ^/t.s ft. *?'fJt d. JUotky of Fremont in mcraory of U.'ul<"i-"' p of the Exe i\f of thf Mary Frederick, cliikit epeclalist *!.„ }£t" wild, IHnnio KlotLy. .gcacjr, he t» M-' jmrof- the public schools, deals with of f-od \.l\l in the t:i'' i >(» < 'C 'ihe ti.dHUn.il h"idff oS cltd!itemed on 3 the everyday problems of temper t d t l o a \,ill I' >< <<1-tt' i b i C a n (ConU:t.ifi f • »'f,« 13.) tantrums, early''social bebavior, tor As MM !.«>!. r Pis I tli-s rtsoir. habit formation, asd tho 1B;e. •'•' •{ HP'M J'ni*' A. Cokia<In will * Tho :"Dirties . Aro Jlmmri __M4 pi '» ti._ ! in »n. ings" co-arse; elscirmasied .by Mrs, j *lr. Iii-rry i>iHir,fl;n, iluiin.i.'in Leon FcHnasB and .Mrs. Al .Fiedtil fa, KJ 1 * " ' ' iM.iiaitti.' t ml AM •' ler,' will meet for. ste sessions, :ir. Sam kapla^., c' himm of the every Tuesday, at 1:30 in tho "Gtyum Haii f t r " c- <niv*«'> will afternoon, and will include disLo isi r'<nr{ 0 of o*ra "> fienN. Af> cirtia-; U-cn ^!Jl lh * -.il HarroDrew Pearson, famed newspa- cussions and films o£ infant life. Sequel PIasneil.; : 15K, F n l.:]Uman, r,ml T-M 1 Altsulper ond radio commentator and • . . Plans : are also being iaftdo for "Lady lit on Heart" to Boer. author of the celebrated column 'I'iie pnnu.il Yiddish m tic r. „!•The entire counumity Is in"Washington-Merry-Go - Round," the acquel to this ccursc, s'fcorJvited to attend this rorvico of tiirc npon'-orfd by th > J V, .ir Cliowill appear at the Jewish Com- ing to tho co-chairM^n, v."l>o Listl i u Bocioty %/ili b> ii l-« »ii ;'HHdedication and ecltbrutton. Season munity Center on Tuesday, De- ed: "There have .»C"ii n iMerous (!jy, I)rc niber 2'J, Hi1.. "'.. UV»vccomber 10, as tho third speaker reaut.tn ft-i' ju'.t (I1J3 typo ol lnIrff, ITL^doni • of l!u> THkur j.">,;' c l t!to r r c 0:1 v.ill on the Center Forum series. fornal Oiw"" ton and we h-;po to Cholim rmounccT. As a newspaper correspondent, develop nil i'ltoreating t-irlcs of Tho Uikur Cholli'i . .-n.rtfi to Mr. Pearson has roamed the fjlobo courses! ef thl'i nature. The Child r ipj; k> the cominnni'y rue of and has become tho friend of the PnyUolo.'iy InHU'te can bo Loth :::c-£,aay eveal;. , l'jta.-'Zhi". YI(!(iJ,h «aotlon leading political figures of the interesting and holrful." .':.(! "S, r,t O:5;> p. 111., uf.oa the \/hlclf will TI»<>IO to bo world. tt'i£:i!;i rl'.u en I'rrfckcio'n fi> Anyono Jnterr'ftl may register a rare trcit PVA fiijoyiu it. His column is syndicated in for the nointnsl £,0 of $1. Fur- i..s.*-i contcuy, "i'lso littily Ivai a American papers from coast to ther Information n a y bo obtained 'irci.vt." The i'.ikur Chc.li..i f'.o-i 1>'M aim McmT>1P.» of ttif Jevvish Coinnrocoast and he appears re/jnlmly oa by calling Jac!i£,on ia66. In this comedy of romance and nlty nre £,h!sj^- relive supr 0 -' to in Om^Ii?. i h : rf.'^i ia o,«':; ,,'ay tho air to comment on current !>c: IMo IG1V..V. i n o p t : jr.: .licai polities, tho Counters Katlnka, tth r"naall O OI«'K1» I K 1 c:uo atKl ho ~>Si;ili itioa an 3cv/he ' h f eventu. Admission to tho lecture played by Lillian Hlonovits, bewill he by Eorum ticket. 1J.1i inJIcciiip. Bauo Antique Deal s comes involved in tho social «inil 'fc*KTcr! esslosis association, v? It i c It 'I iic p;cjias.i of t'. ^ (*o;l.t;,- Iran political \Uv of the family valet, starts. NovcK-Jies? 25 SJIJSI continues b"".:n [UiiKi'tod 1c •'.'<•' eo* >". unRome (JTA) —JawiBk pntiquo Jean, played by Ralph Bcccbcr. tltroegli Cbristoiss. . ' • , . • . ' • ity r.t U r / o r.tscl i; ;• f..;- to:l dealers have been deprived of Other Oh re oZ tho h eastu InAmong, those who. Uave been tl.at ti.3 raovio if.Cj wi t.i ll'd their operating licence:; In the lat- clude the Couutcrr/ ."actltor, two f est anti-Jevjir.h meanuro or forced maids, n butler, tho Count, a re- ilolsg volunteor .work-at tbo-.Ne- "Tuti- Cholim vill n:u'i. tity-vit!o by the Italicu authorities. Tlio porter and an elect rkki'i, plnrci's Ijraska ' Tabctculosls association action nffocti oovcral hundred by tho folIovdnK meLibtr^ of tin arc Mfg.. Eeubea.. KuSakofslty, Mrs, Herman Auefbach, • Mrs. Robert The City Committee of all local j TVa incli dlurj many of Italy's Guild: Edytho ^hrnnn, Ana Ra- Roseiitltal, Mrs. Hildah -Rosenmo-jt prominent dealers. branches of ihe Woikraen'c Circle (Contiunecl on P;if/ l>.) thal, '.Mrs. Joseph • Weinbsrg and will on I-'rlday, December 13, Mrs. J. II. Jacobs,- • ' • • * ' . opoiisor a lecture by Arthur Sic 3^ 3 * ^^T *^^* ' " A • " •'.. Br. Joseph :Weiabcrg. heads the olbaunt at tlto no\/ Inbor Lyceum. speakers bureau''and other mom'Mr. JIU.'Olbaum, t.i'o was hold as ' W W N' H i K"^P .bsrs include Br. • Max. Fleishman a ho:.i:--j by tlso Gcrriana in x'oand Harry B. Colics. •• .- ;' land Till •• r'."l: ou "A "/car Uaaer • Tais-; year's .-Gbristmag' .goal. fle- Cf*u tell IT. ; tjr'' ~ t th tho K;.'Ji. hi Occm>L;l iJo2aad a*,id plels ilivm children stBgtaf; Eoags Pr-inro." M, \J ML -JWOKwi 1i4»&ii,il. ^ at thai- seassa. Thin .picture Is JY'vin." hen Pi'laad, Mr. 01 csiieclaily appropriate,' gfeee -tttKit :V•%•••<'., «.er.t to 3e'i;iuni which i pnngent article. • on -ilia fielie \v "• Jil'.o tcvt^OL to Llco dfter id1 of. the east as tho ••center • oftho Ccr\ .-:i invrioa. ileioro coniJ i « U U e : wisa' Workers' Party,'. it':..was:aaj octiviSics ."• lias fe-sc? iii£r -I'* >!i) unite:.1, S H C D he had tween.tlie •>" cf i ? and 45, tr. ^ i i n c s i , - . . ' •' • "• . • .-' v . .' .• BOUftUt ACLU~O In F.ar.sa until tho been w l t t e n .'by'Ansrdh IJaiitlsaji, most- prot; • T5t.©.'.acficra "?as taken alter. Gov-. . f i l l , ^ H.f« former Om&kaa, for t h e lie&smhar Nazi conqfit. U,.-\t, Tvfb -rculo-ir fEaicat- Jfivestl'gstofs determines Issue of ttiO'EBSgaEliie, ."Ssgslii;." tiaatlcsi hopej to ro™Ua.:o iat- paB.tplj.lets attaolri«fj: .S «riss • Entitled 'The Sun. Sets OH tho iir.c wort boJns flc .'- r t c:?<"* Bthotitjes .aad tbe prinsijrte'fi of J jfihfm. East,"-- ihe article•.'.chrottlcle-s.'-Jhe, The 19th r.nn«r4 fillicr and tin vrfiito plegac frotj ia'siaoeracy were' ,&i s t r I'b u ; t e d: rlslag importance .' of : waslera f can banquet, fjponrorcd jointly by Generous purcha";' «••' Clu'i jfouglioat the;-• coantry by|th&' schools and;•vrestarn' stars' ia^ tUo tlio Jov/isli Fedoi..t:o-j r-ntl tao Serin l ? tK r-r.l'o •Of of iootball,"' track, field Omaha- B'nai B'rlth in. co-op-rr.Th nt.l o£ directors of the c- tennis. rcar.-.i eastern i Labor xj-'cim "^roc-Isttpn an- ri'tho-.Hicr fev tlioir ovcr-ajjpraia- tion-r/lth tho A. C. A. n~ovr- Vi f.v'. cr ti 1 " SocKty for the community. -".'11 bo IK'.C GunQOt'.ncc the rr>: jplctJrn oi tho net? "1 c* Ur ->L;m intent. D"MCC*«cy a-id tho g Scscmbcr 1, TI13 Labor lycDura 1JUS!I1!BS f.t Ibltty- ' A -nlivj or Omr.hr., Br.vidcon day evening, wi\\ -v of antl-Pom.jty; together ; ge tlrA and Ouainfj streets. v/r," c.u; :.ittl in i!:c local echoob. affair ir. lield •• li nav in <»pr-» For the oroning on nc»-» ay, Do- I!ir. lirj'. cdil3r'M' position 'tag as fatl-.cro and oona :o stiiuulatd a < i r. S. V-. VirWri, •,elaS"t: c f iifc 6r 6r fcllor. fll ^eiafcer 1, tto committee la eLa* *"' ". -ctorlor on t ' o old "Omaha Tho program'is ilc:'rJ»z& to be .^: "ly Neva." Fro;:* there ho r/c-t la plnnninr; yala celcoration. to bot'j f.iihirrt &h.il Pull sictaPa «<S tbo opening will to "Yichitr, Fc.Ui, Kc-br>-;;r, v/htro ox' interest i : lie' editor off the h became b Jt l paper. -'' : oqna. -'- Movies will eoaclude the ccpy the: -pulglt. a t .Tenspl ba announced aer^t v/eel:. ..'Going east he-became afflllatea evening. •.-'•• --.,,.'• ' '-^ -. •""' •• •" IMs • eveaiag.. lie f ill BJ London (*VKS)~Krci a;;ebte •vfiik: tlio;Restaurant ; trade 'joura- . 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It iu" tu&sn h fluar if u o r e la HeedKariy fauml. » »< * J i.j ea t'» uiukt a ttift doagli. Roll _. t „ tbt. i01> tc«lu frt-i i tl «. theifc ibn't u v ii)(lc, mbli»ufc tiutl» is of the irtirest essence of thelightly ari.d t a t hi &q«fcr«s. Bake In spite ot t . J < « ' ! v,Ct ti ei t u u o bolt* ia ttai &, t n d tl>e t h h d \fbich Obii t anity cl ojf^lica fc.ua ology In the batlc meaning of theon ' greased ' pans in moderate tMa i»a.fct we tic, U-3 j^.it.'j. Li^ttio roai 4 jubt tAaited, us the icto tcr-cht^ —ot bh&uM tt<«.f}— which term.' It just couldn't be\other- oven, • • ,. turned out in lull force, said dis- can go to any team .at this writ- hasn't as ils origiaal source, the wise. Didn't oae of our greatest utterances and teachings of therabbis, whom you have taken over played 'some very nice showing lug. FISH pre-Christian sages and seers of as your very own, tell you Blaethis week. Many of the boys taitfs cooked iish or ' teea centuries ago, "Blessed are turned in some very -creditable • •"Sttoop" reports the following: Israel. • Al Fiedler just missed his first I won't stop to.elaborate the th© pare la heart, for they stall scores, notably among the high 3 Imml liftllecl eggs But»icecls scores were Jack Meleher's Mg 200 game thla week -when hepoint. You, a Christian minister, see God." (Lest we forget—does1 ^l! S ' 580 series, which is Ids biggest mi&sed a np&ve hi the last frame must know these sources at least n't that mean "the pare In heart" 8fitailks celery eat- fisie. • for the season, and "Dancing" of his last game this week, giving as ' well as I. The sermons' of everywhere, aad liot just the 1 teMeap-ecsi GIITCS €!iop^e«l. 'Morrie Fine, who'turned in a nice him a 189 eerles. Al has had aIsaiah and Mi'cah are In no way.Church of Scotland?) Other rab1 le,i'ga, toaissto diced. • -• , 561 series, which Is also his high drought of 200 games, as this was lower in spiritual tone, aor arebis of Israel teaching the camo 2 t&t»ie«pftoiE3 vinegar, osr lemon his first good clia&ce In three they less divinely inspired thaa principle of universal as against for the year. the Sermon on the Mount. And parochial salvation, taught that years. I*epjjeif end gait. who, by the way, preached tlwssa the righteous of all nations shall In the feature match of the eveMix all Ingredients snd E f Inherit tha Kingdom ot Heaven." Eatne beatitudes to a Jewish con8 a in my "Weenie" Steinberg, ning, Harry Smith's Pontiac hoys with parsley or lettuce. Berva gregation, nearly two thousand took two games from the former who deserted Mrs. Samniy t h i s years ago, but Jesus of Nazareth, And BO finally to return to.our with selected dressing. week, .shot a turkey-to start* out league leading Pioneer Uniforms 1 a Jew cradled and nurtured ia metaphor' of the universal 'road by decisive scores. The double win his second game this week, and the which leads to the throng of God. Salomon Goronel, a desceadaat purest Jewish tradition. enabled the Automen to stay only then came' back la the fourth, What I have just said isn't a Let sa© leave with you my. solemn of Abraham Senior, was governor one game behind the new league frame with a gutter ball. This Is conslstant bowling, me-tltinks. discovery." Please don't sneer. conviction that you do not have of Begoyia. leading Wardrobe Clothiers. These are Indisputable, historical Bill RacuBln was the happy boy facts. And it Is on these facts "Tony" Colin, who finally over- this •^»/^.'iVTc;' ^ week when he got his first that I batio my final contention, came his trouble, which consisted BOO series. i. e., that a misaloa to Christianof • tho "extra futile twist" of the ize Jews anywhere in tho world left wrist, was the top man of Phil "Cupie" Katzman started ia absurd, smacks of medieval the winners, with hi3 521 series, out with a big 213 game thla bigotry, and is a gross, unchrismade up of games of 190, 152week, and still missed his 500tian affront. You have far, far and 179. better missionary material among series by two pins. your so-called Christians at. home "Palsee" Steinberg was the run- "Tony" Colin' says "Look out and abroad. When you have converted these missions of mouthing ner-up for the winners with his boys" I'm on my way now. Christians of •'sounding brass" 512 series, while Norman Brown, then, I shall be happy to admit, who is gathering up his "Trouthat you really" havo found tho eeaa," was just under the coveted solution of the Jewish problem la 500 scries with his 499. Chrlat. But until that happens, tho Jack Melcher, who was the PiJewish problem verily remains oneers' "Doggie" the week bewhat it always ha3 been, a Gonfore, turned the tables completely tllo problem which muat continue aroutd when he shot a big 580 (Continued from Page 3.) series, made up of games of 185, up well aEainst the "virulent antl- to be an unquenchable burning 176 and 219, to lead his team aa Hemitlc propaganda"-—£50 well In- shame to all sincere Christiana well as the entire league for thedeed—that "the bulk of church in the Church of Scotland as well evening. members are . . . coming to eeeas in every other church in Christendom. Until that happens, I their duty clearly in the matter say, please be reasonable, and acMorrie Fine was the runner-up of preaching Christ to Jewry . . . tho patently obvious truth when he also shot hia big seriea of until the Jewish problem cnd3 in cept that there are more ways than the year which was a nice 5G1 Christ." ;/ one leading to the Kingdom of aeries, made up of games.of 2OS, Heaven. 180 and 178. The best Leo Weltz Now to sum it all up an briefly The Christian way, if It ia the bfg shot of the losers could as I can. PIcauo understand that Ks.1,.6 I^eo Wutz
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Hindered Growth Nothlug has hinderefi the nuaerlcal-growth and sutbentic fi&velepfiieiit of II e f o r ia Judalbw more .than that cruel distortion of Jewish history wtoicli proclaimed tho Galuth a blessing and-made ti&stiiity to Palesttae i% dogma. ft lias not only aliesatei hosts ©E fews from the Reform synagogue but it liB» deprived tteform Juftaisra of aa inexhaustible source of smotlonal power. It Is amazing that a . man of Dr. Philipson's learning and-'wisdom should not toe stirred a n d ekeetel by tho emptiness of tbo' average Ileforin Temple, by the Cyras Allies? physical emptiaesa . of laea and Dr. Neuman,'8 study of Cyrus' women, and by t l i e ciaptlneca Adler ia- inclusive, -reverent, aad which Is evea more deiragtatiag, yet critical. Ife adralrca the man that of spiritual coateEt, of' reimmensely b u t also sees and ac- ligious fervour, of moral enthusiknowledges t h o s e fatal weak- asm. Many factors • are respon* nesses which pjeveated Mm from stble . for thia sertous condition, ESBarning the propertiesa of'lead- 'or tlila sterility. ership hold by the. lato L o u i s Among these, the dcalal and Marshal. Somehow, Adler w a s rejection of Palestine rank very never a b l e to identify himself islgh. When Reform Judaism recompletely with the J e w i s h pudiated Palestine It divorced itmasses; he was too remote fresa Eelf from tlset usaia eurrcata el the deep and troubled currents Jewish life and thought. Too , of Jewish life. tragic error is being-repaired toAH esaniple of' this, was his day by the younger rabtjis w&o negative attitada towards Zion- with few eseepttoas aro'lovera of ism. Dr. Neuraan struggles hard j'lon, of Hebrew culture, a n d to • understand this attitude in a champion of a positive philosophy Jew who loved Palestine deeply of Jewish life. Only when Reand who prayci daily for ita res- form •will embrace Palestine and toration. Tbo author points to all that which it eymbollsea will another great Jew, Dr. Solomon it become a powerful forco in Shechter, who though like Adler Jewish life. And not till then. •was repelled by the secular charThe Jewislx Publication Socletj acter of Jewlah natlonallBm, yet baa been rejuvenated In recent identified himself with the move- years;.thanks.to tho fervour and ment. To Dr. Bheehter,' t h e iaitiativo of its secretary, Mr. aspirations and yearnings of the Maurice Jacobs. Tho society prohumble and oppressed J e w 1 a h vides American Jews' ,with"many vaasses were shockingly real. choice Jewish books, and among They were not so to Cyrua Adler, these'• tho.Yearbook is very valuwhoso sympathy though genuine able. . . •,'. , . •;' ' .-'-. •was somehow Insufficient ' a n d •whose understanding of the realiThe only old Christian coo: ties of- Jewish lire was pitifully cerned with the Colasabaa eipedl" Inadequate. ••'•'..- tion waa" Jean do Coloraa, wlsoWithout detracting from Adler*s s^'botyever, married to & meiagreat sendee to--Jewry, I would Ber of the Jewish 'house -of "Be cay that ho was t h e professional La Caballeria. "appoaser." By nature and inEtinct he was the perfect "ohtcdlan." devoted and Bacrificins, but far removed frosa a n d uatoiiclic^ toy the evils he was seeking to correct. Dsr. Phllipcon's Dr. Phillpson'a article is instructive h u t incomplete. He dwells on the past, but tho new and aggressive Jewish spirit of the conference is alien to him. What to Dr. Phltlpcon to the _" . of tao bofli, namely its opposition to Zionirm, 13 to most of the yotisiger meaibero its great .shame and traseay. T h o rcsolatioaa :d a t Chicago i a 1S18 l a s tho Balfoar declaration not ocly o a t of harmony v/ith Jewlsli teaching, t»at In viev/ o£ Jewish llfo toaay foalishly trrsic. Ia tr>ta« to give t^xo position of Tifee CoBforcsce oa • Sioaiam. t7h'c 4 ho detents. Dr. PMtlpEot slelll stately zu?prc^23 PII n e n ties of the mos5CRtoc3 ecafcation Of 1-31-at CoIaafctK. T.iilsli fcrm-
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"~"' BliBJaes, Laur&n Bwo- {r*g is. a marvelous drill ia aqu&tlc syimieEidtt and your suppott for Results.: deck end Eleaaor Berngtetn are your favorite teams will aialce V&tfe-BSaoM, 3. C. C , apf«6.tfc4 f a t the three, most eosisi&teat laeaithe games more interesting so HcCiiil-6u8 Cwsiiaa, 21-12, Sl-8. come out this Sunday and root ' Hlekcs'IJoyd Ijortz, J. C. C , fie- bers of the Junior girls' class. A tip to Senior men athletes: ftfetfcd Pail vVrigiit-Joan Cfcst-y, 8-21, These girls,.with rare exceptions, fer your team. Following that workout in the 2M7. Sl-10. never miss 0. class period. They B&ve Gol3ware-pB.u1 GwMsaaB, J. C gym or handball court'a &hcrt'inGol3ware-pB.u1 GwMsaaB, C ,B&ve oefea-lea Biii Pr&it-E'eid j&nsuAa,J.21-12, are becoming adept in gym work vigorating Bwim will do wondcru The Adler's Bakery entered tho C 20-21,- 2i-6. i6. • . •win column last Sunday.'by virtue iiai» Wiiitroijto, J. . 0. as well sis ewlmming. i ZZorinsity-Murray ri iu working out stiff eore muscles , (Stfeatca Lawi-csca Hebrew-Eta Weiiof its 30-22 win oYer the A. Z. A.C and will aid in proper relaxation ger, 21-13, 2-21, %l-ii. No. 100. "Ankle" Yaffe paced Carl Bciieer-Antonio Hoiiiitco, ¥ . M. C. The most faithful member of following your exercises. It doestlie winners with nine paints, as A., oefefited Jsfee Affl«-Ma T the Business giria' class is with- n't take long, just a few miastes did Chuck K o r a a y , who also out s doubt Miss Caroline Swel- in the: pool is all that is EeeoaThe Center's Intermediate hoys gard. Misa Sweigard has yet to sary but the results will etay with flayed a fiae Sefenelve game. Stan Cohen of the Sain Beber kept their winning ways, downing IBISS a swiiH period. She h a s ,you.-for a long, long time. Mako. Chapter looked very good as ho the Y. M. O. A. handballers by alearned to overcome to quite an; this a habit: Write it on your .8-1 ficore. Hike Landman looked extent her fear of deep water merao pad, "Gone to the J, C. C. elialiced up five counters. convfaeing. as did Melvine Levine, aad now disports ia the deep end to play!" for the with nearly aa much enjoyment In the second game of the day The composite boz ecoro 1 The first Spanish work w a s tho A. Z. A. Ho. 1 downed the past 'three -weeks la later-club as she experienced in the eliallow A. P. T., 27-24. Morris IUidermau handball matches finds the J. C. end. Several new faces have been published by the Jews of Holland •was again tlie -sparkplug of tho C. leading over the Y. M. C. A.Beea splashing about the pool this In, 1612. Mother Chapter's attack, ringing Senior men 11 matches to 4 and Intermediates leading 11-1. in seven points. Tho A. Z. A. boys looked good in their second The pre-season elngles tournastart of the ceaoon with B o b Fromkln, Nato' Melches, Ed Ger- ment etasted last Monday with ber and Aba Bauin showing-to Sam Sorinsky downing "Sunny" good advantage.' T&o A. P. T. Qoldlng, 21-7, 21-19; Mike Landwas led' by Sammy Wolk' with man' beat • Morris Afilep, 21-14, nine markere. Sammy's f a n c y 13-21, 21-10; MiirtT Wlatre-ub defeated Phil Kateman, 18-21, 21-1. 21-8. George Schoprio took Harry Splegal ovar the to&& by tho scores of 21-2, 21-9. Bel Gerllekey esaerged vletorioua over M. B. "Rutty" SilbermKit after thrco (tea ut tho outotandtKg things hard-fought c & si © ts, aefl Ghcfi about Tlisakssivlas week' ia Oma- .Katakea bad too laany planers ha—especially, to tho city's thou- for young- Lou Slutsky. sands of flower, lovere—ia the anim&l Forest Lawn Chrysanthemum ; - •". ... ' Uvjhn ."Hewn ' Festival, and this year will l»a no Tho winds may MOT/ and tho exception. The Tenth Annual For- snow may fall and the thermomest Lawn Festival will ba held eter may nose dive over night but from S u n d a y , Novemlier 17, tho Jewish Community Center's through Thanksgiving day, No'BWlmcaing pool enjoys a year vember 21, at tbe Forest.IJay/n 'rouad summer temperature. Tho Conservatory. ' • trater-.and tho air 1B" kept scienEvery year frpm Omaha..'and.' tifically warm and maximum comvicinity, twenty to twenty-five fort can bo enjoyed by all svimthousand persons visit -this--un- niera. By taking a cold shower usual display which features.-from, following your swim danger of ten to twelve -thousand C&rye&n- catching cold is made negligible. themumn, representing metro than forty varieties. And -this' year tho -Following.-a review of fundafestival offers an unusual oppor- mentals the Junior Girls' swlmtunity to GSO about eaveaty-fivo ratiag class successfully passed a orchids massed together •' in onescries' o f He.4 Cross • tests ia a glorious'display/ •group last aTesk. , Pttadamentals Shades of deep purpje, •'yellow, are still betag'(stressed..however a n d white v?ill bo includes! in aa it is of'utmost Important that probably the largest orchid dis- a good firni foundation bo laid play ever hold in thia section of beforo proBrscs to tlio t tho country.. Houro are trout 19 arts can bo raafio. a. m. to 6 p. m. daily, and admisJunior boya cloDPlag up sion is free. * Ai Z. &. Ho. f bye,
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Friday,,"November 18, 1840
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Meeting of BiUur Cfwlhu Postponed
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The Natioaal Co«:6dl of- Jewish 'WCLC,' B e c a u s e of the inclement u-aiors held Its tweaty-ilret birth- •31 t t t: u weather last week, .the' Bikur day party meetiEg last . Sunday '-.-Ci li&lim Las tostPoned its text wL.ea a U-e&aage WB,S read froia rat. "Ci^. r, J'i iiii. Bieeti&g uatil Monday at the Jew- iers, Teplitz, national treslcitrtt. tiiii Gitlin accoEtpa.ifltd tiie group ish Community Center. by ti e c As basinets of E&fccial import- a ccm.iauij.ity daglag. ance is to be considered all memRi.ta Mantel, president of t h e , Miss Mildred Eafei'&tein, daughMiss Libbye MeyereoE, daugh- bers have been; a&keei to be pres- .oeal geetion, sp-Qke ca. the Port, ter of Mr. and Mrs. .William. Saf- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Goodman ent. The drawing will also take and Dock Project and OQ the, ace at this time. Hannah G. Soiasi&ji fuad. erstein, became 'the' bride of Irv- Meyerson, and Maynard L. Kully, ing Chudacoff, eon of Mrs. Bess Hastings, son of Mr. sad Mrs. A report oa the Kansas City ; convention, .•was given by Sylvia Chudacoff at Oinaha, at the koine Louis Kully, also pf Hastings, i • ©f her uuci&'*and atint, Mr. and were united in marriage $unday, Welaer. Rosa Goldstein was elect-: Mrs. Jay M. Malashocit, Saturday November 10, at the -Black&tone d ticitutti' o£ th<a <t»j.:»tl,r to Lincoln (Special) — The Ncevening,'November 9,'at 1 p.'Ei.' . hotel., Rabbi pavld Goldste.ln per...aska chapter of Sigma Alpha • The ceremony, beneath a can- formed the ceremony. • opy of SIBIIKJE and pink carnations, The bride wore a white taffeta Mu entertained over one-'huhdiid was performed; by Rabbi David' A. and lace gown which featured g u e s t s a t an orchestra paity, Goldstein, .assisted by C a n t o r lopg full sleeves, .fitted liodiee which was held at the chapttr Aaron Edgar.: The w e d d i n g and a short train. Her veil fell house, following the annual •Iowanweb.es weie-'played by Mrs. Jay the length of her gown and she Nebraska game. Guests, who "wtue Malashpck, who'also accompanied Carried a white orchid over a entertained by the chapter during Miia.Mary.Waple, who sang.1.' _.|ble. Miss Marian Meyersou, her the past week-end were from tLe The bride's gown was of'enamel Bister's o n l y attendant, w a s Iowa chapter of Phi Epsilon Pi, alumni from Sigma Omicron of pink faille taffeta, with long full gowned in rose taffeta. sleeves, fitted'-'bodice and f u l l Yale Kully was his brother's Sigma Alpha Mu, and friends and parents from! Sioux City and Omaskirt with & efeoit train. She wore best man. a finger-tip veil of pink and car- . .'pinner for 60 followed in the ha, This party had one o£ the ried a white Bible with markers' hotel dining room. .After a.tferee- largest attendances ever to be had ol pink . and ! white sweetheart .Ve>k sojourn in California,-Mr. by a party held at the chapter house. roses. ' and Mrs. Kully will live in HastNorman Harris, Omaha, recentMrs. Morris Stal-master, sister ings. ly returned from a press conferof the bride, was her only atence of college newspapermen, tendant and was gowned in blue JfOSLYN MBMOUIAIi'which was. held at Detroit, Mich. Bilk Jersey made on long simple Sunday at 2:30 a-puppet show, Harris'is the editor-in-chief of the lines, and wore a corsage of gar- "Hansel and G r e t e 1," will be Daily Nebraskan, the official coldenias. shown in the concert hall of the Harold Block was Mr. Chiida- Joslyn. Memorial under the direc- lege newspaper of the University of Nebraska campus. «offs best man. tion of Miss Marjorie Bhanafelt Ben Noylcoff was recently made Out-of-town guests at the wed- of Lincoln. Three sound films— ding were Dr. and Mrs. Samuel 'White S a n d s National Monu- a representative for Hlllel and the Wick and Mrs. Harry Stein of ment," "Mesa Verde.-National Tifarth Israel synagogue on the Milwaukee; Mr. David Chudaeoff P a r k " a n d "Glacier National inter-faith council. Rabbi Mayof Storm Lake, Ia.; Mrs. Louis Park" will be shown-at the same erberg of Kansas City, Mo., a member of Sigma Alpha Mu, will Kranltz, Mrs. Samuel Goldman time in the lecture hall. speak at a dinner to be held in "A €roup of-.S& «nd Miss Jea'a Esther Kranltz of At 3:30 Dr. Hober't M. Corning tho near future by this inter-falth Values to $10.9® St. Joseph, Mo., and the Misses will speak-on "The Place of Fine council. Ida Rose and Zelda Luke of Kan- Arts in General Education." A 4 Professor Arndt of the Universas City, Mo. o'clock piano recital will be given Wo have a tradition to live up of Nebraska's faculty was a After a -wedding trip to Chicago by Miss Beth Miller of Lincoln. sity to . . . a»d thia'sale of Nelly guest speaker at the chapter's cul' the couple wpl live in Omaha. A Young Artists program will tural hour held recently. Dona is the ©ely answer! Como take place at 4:30 under tho ausand get your favorite fashions : RATNEIW2QLL0TUCIIEN ' . pices of the Omaha Music Teach. . . at a price BO low you'll vmni • •• Bas-d'tni Miss D o r o t h y Zollotuchen, ers' association. several. 6tzes-12 to 44. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philil> The puppet show will be repeat. EXCLUSIVE IHSBB m A regular meeting of the Bas-aZollotuchen, became the bride of ed at 8 o'clock. OMAHA ml was held Thursday, November Rubin Ilatner of Sioux City, son 14, at which time plans were comof Mr. and Mrs. Sam Itatner, also RETURN-FROM CHICAGO, Uer&bergt—-flith Floor pleted for the second annual card of «that city, Sunday at the Beth Mr. and Mrs. Barney Drevlch Hamedrosli Hagodel synagogue. returned Monday from Chicago, party which Is to take place on Rabbi Isaiah Rackovsky, assisted where they had gone with their Tuesday, November 19, at tho by Cantor" Abraham Schwaczkin, family to attend tho Bar Mltzvah Jewish Community Center. Tickets are 25 cents and may performed the ceremony. of Mr. Drevich's nephew. Also purchased from any member The bride's gown was of white present at the Bar. Mitzvah was bo of the club. Valuable door prizes crepe with long full sleeves, fitted Mr. Max Drevlch, a former. Oma- are to be given and refreshments bodice, and full skirt with a short han who now resides in, Miami, served. for t h e train. Her veil fell the full length Fla,, where he is president of the party" areArrangements being made by Mrs. of the skirt from a seed p e a r l synagogue. Joo Cherniss, c h a i r m a n , and crown, and she carried w h i t e Elaine Lagman, president. roses and sweet peao. FOX-BACI1MAN Fine Uires-piccc uv\\.n in plaldo, Mrs. Ben Zollotuchen ot Sioux Mis3 Jennie Bachman, daughplain colors with contractinf; City was matron of honor. Mis3 ter of Mr. and Mrs. II. Bachman, trims, zipner and button fostcnLena Zollotuchen was maid of became tho-bridc of Arnold Fox of Inso. Parlia hoodfj and looco honor and tho Misse3 Helen Itat- Bucyrus, N. D., on Sunday, Notoques! ner of Sioux City a n d Shirley vember 3. The ceremony was perSJ02G' GNOW GUFiDO, 1 to & Cohn wero bridesmaids. formed by Rn,bbi David II. Wicc / i Isadora Ilatner of Sioux City in hla (study at Temple Israel. was hi3 brother's best man. Mor- Only memberu of tho Immediate ris Fish of Sioux City and Ben families wero present. Fonarow of Chicago ushered. The bride wore a- blue and Sizes 1 to 6 .09.94' A dinner for the families was white costume suft with a cornaco GJECG 4 t© 16 . . . . . . G I '5.9^1 held at tho home of the bride's of Tallyman roaes.' Her sister, •*71 SBSCI 8 to 16 . . / . . .016.94 parents. A reception followed at Cella, attended her an maid of the Central club. iizlo croups of quality fleecer and honor. Jack Bernstein VHB Mr. After a short wedding trip the Fox's best man. dlr^onala in Wine, Teal, Camel asid couple will reside in Sioux City. Navy. Ilcrzbcrci—Fifth Fleer Dutch Jews opoko Portuguese 8. A. M. MOTHER'S CLUB until tho nineteenth century. The S. A. M. Mother's club will hold Its regular luncheon mooting promptly at' 12:30 on Tuesday, j November 19, at the Rcsia hotel. GGLGCQATGC VJJTH Hostesses will be Mrs. Jullu'i i Chalt and Mrs. A. Tannenbamu.
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They, too, &nd the loyal Ar&ligr, who together constituted hf ability to give thanks for small blessings, to tt% 1'la.bW lads; eald, "He who -with- abhoried bloodshed aad w e r e far the vast majority of the Palestiufan Dopula- holds froia imparting any Hatesli- troubled about etams and' wept the-manifestations of a 'Divine Will in the good tioa, were DeitaliEed for their loyalty to Britafu a to s disciple, is considered as for tlte underprivileged child. :*. men can achieve. by the very government to which they were teteg if lie would rel> him of the in- On the other bantd, Mr. Begal When the-Pilgrims instituted the holiday, they knew Eiome Jews whose lteartB herftaB.ee of his aaeeetois." loyal. Tiie dessaads of the Terreilbls wlio •were a people- in eirfle, a people ln ; the wilderness, .have no pity. They are, indeed,* Rabbi Sheseth said, "Ha who for Italy &B€ Germany were met ajyi the like non-Jewish hearts that have does not ecsist a schclar whea he a people undergoing unbelievable suffering.* Yet rewarded. ia able |o extend a helping hand, no milk of human klntoesa In they had the determination to carry ©HU Rather either. Bclfisb, crnel, rapaOn the continent of Europe, those who allied hla prosperity will not endure them than being dismayed by the misfortunes t h a t cious hearts. TL010 Is ao difvery long." themselves with England paid for their loyalty aad plagued them, they gave thanks for their email a t all L a \ , t e n tuch JewIlabbi Isaac said, "The yoke of ference devotion with betrayal. The policies of Cham- King ish hearts and tucL. Geutile hearts. blessings. Seraoeberfb -was brokea bsNo, eaid l r . [Jccal, I am not berlain were not responsible for tho war, but they cause of the fete of King ilege- different Ia lheart. To the Jews Thanksgiving Day has always had* I have Dothwere responsible to? a s t r o n g Germany, Had kish which lie used to kindle in epecial significance since it w a s instituted fey a ling. epecial In u y heert, nothing ' tlie prayer houses, aad ia ,t In e special of cbtuiiu,sr,lcn, nothing group of Old Testament Christians,---who had fled Czecho-Slovakla allied-herself with Germany, uhe races of learning, ho placet! a the inhospitable atmosphere of their native soil to tofiay would la all likelihood be a natiou-*-sub^ eword oa the gate of tho hotteea unique of'cruelty. If I had a Cruel heart. ... Beek a place where they might dwell according to ECTVieat of coar&e.to Nazi, whims in the oiaaBer of of learning &s a elgn that lie who Segal could not bo persuadwould not pecapy himself with the ed Mr. their highest aspirations. The significance of the Hungary. that he, a SUM, VE.3 different* T o r a h would be Just aa well When Chamberlain epoke of "Peaeo in O u r pierced by the sword. * And there- Yet lie had i;n opcis jaind on the day is heightened by the fact that today tha v/orld is, again filled- with men and women fleelng In- Time," everyone, e s e e p t perhaps Chamberlain, after a search WRS made from tlis matter and directed it to further Ia ray religion diftolerance; raea and women, seeking like t h e Pil-knew how falsa a phrase had bees spoken. Before city of Dan to the city of Ber-investigation. ferent? ho'.asked. Aro ray moral shlba and also from the city of grims, to find refuge from tyranny and oppression. the ink vi&a dry en the Munich treaty, it had been different? Gebeth to the city of. Antiphias, concepts .Moral CJaucc^its Americans have cherished tho day because U&e broken. Chamberlain's latesion waa to etrengthea and there was.,not fobnd one ig- • .. ' the Pilgrims we are nearly all descendants of peo- the British ruling class—the wealthy and*tho high- noratnus evea apoag -women and Mr. Segal couldn't eeo that his religion differed ia essentials . ple who fled oppression of one sort or another. Our born. Ills mission was to keep the apple cart, from* children." from other rcllt;Io&a that tell ua being -upset by war or revolution and his miefilea ancestors came here because iu their native laada Itahhl.Popa eald, "This-Is -what that all '-which God requires of a their beliefs were imposed upon them, becaitso they •was a failure. Personally he might have tssea a people say, 'If a judgment is past- JHSB Ia to do juctly and to loye -were forced to the will of a state or church la fine man, upstanding and hoaest. But the -world,paaed evca overnight, it aiay be righteousness ead l o v;alk humentirely lest." bly. In t h e ci;ontIalB my re•whose doctrines they could find neither happiness which today- la Buffering eo. horribly from tlio misligion is HO better t t c n these othIlabbi Popa eald,'"Thia Is-what takes • of inept statesmen, will not judgo him. • tor *ople mf, •Whea thou psesest ers, Mr. Segal talS; it han no st»enor comfort Thanksgiving thia year cornea at a time when tho cterling Qualities of his pernoasl life, but from J»y the fioor of thy cseray, ra&ke ci&l favor of VM± Ilri differences of creed s a i ccioi'.c.'ilal aro no Americana aro "very conscious of their blessings"and the -"unf orgiveablo errors ho m a d e - as a public tliyee!£ conepieaotts." more thaa tho tli -!?-ar aiffcrences R a » i Helierai .tstsght, "The figured their birthright. There iu much for which to ba generation \?hleh tlio Messiah, -will that exist betx;cou-re Melons that thankful thia year*? much for which to be grateful. come, the* young will • espass tho Ere not-Jewish.old to public ehaiae, &n& tho.old- . I a -what v a y do I differ rewill rlso In'.token of respost ba- llgloiiBly frois tho Ictco number Almost twenty-five hundred years ago one of foro-the. yoottg. -A dasgliter will of Christians iyho profess oao God isunity in Pinchas Ruteaberg, whose engineering* skill faaa the most decisive battles in human history was retell .against* heir'-mother, tls.e .and honor Jcsaa as a great Jewleaders ot-that geaeratfon will 60 ish prophet? clone so much for the development of Palestine, foHght in tho bay of Salamis where tho-tthy forces of -'a low typo." *• From these ncdltatlono Mr. Selias resigned from the Vaad Leuml because ho of the Greeks defeated- tho overwhelmingly sucal turned t o other points of posclaims It has been Impossible to'achievo unity, a.nd perior nambera of the Persian navy under Xereea. cible differenca botvcea him and *» r •-3 other units of tho human rate. a s tho nation facea a life and death struggle, PalTha spread of tho present Uuropean war to ] ) \ : Q 1 Ho had heard i t cald that Jews estine Jewry has given way to disastrous interne- Greece recalls that earlier conflict becausa BO many aro a separate Bcopl<o—a nation cine strife. of .the elements present ia the..Graeco-Pereian coavfitbln all tho natiorso. Ho h a s Principal complaint Is * against the'Ilistadrutb. fiict are present fni the war now raging in the heard Jews cay this and lie h a s read what Kamcn eald a b o u t Whether Rutenberg Is primarily upset as most in- mountaina on tho Albanian frontier. Then ao now, JCY?G: "Thero is a certain people dustrialists are upset by labor demando, or whether a new and alien culture was trying to establish Oil BCSKG ccattered abroad and dicpereed the Hlstadruth Ia not co-operating, from this dis- itself in Europe. Becauco of Ito long 'devotion to SEioiifj tho people;? in all tho provD c r j VS.- Gc tance we cannot Judge. But i t is an undoalable a. railitary tradition, Percla had developed a tre- in you? colcr-un t!ici we, c.3 &c~z, ince:.) of thy Miictioia; and their fact that when. Palestine should bo repairing lta mendous army, new and formidable weapons, and c ^ tlio fSca thzt \ro v.zo €.11-lavra aro filvcrco from thoco of foment. Voa, i t PCCIUR, woa!c3 rc"j every other pcofrlo." fencca, it is blithely carrying on thono quarrels outstanding leaders. tho Jew of I1I0 uniquci-eca itLIch Yea, raid U r . De3.1l, and Hitler .t h a t have marked Zionist progress. Hoping to fortify theraselvca against a con- Ken i a tlto fact tlsat ho Is £d£-has said It. Ho haa piana to set, . CoxnpromiEe on details, the Palestinian leaders queror who sought to enBlavo them, tho Greek Jcwo apart i n rccorrotloas because forget, is not necessarily the abandonment of prin- ptatcs attempted an alliance. But as tho talcs he finds t h e n different. nro oaa of those ._.. Mr. SfCttl hliaself couldn't feel ciple. Wo have acen group after croup split off camo of Persian invincibility,, many o£ tho Greek «Ie*as nftaid ttiat somchody — from tho main body of Zlontam and then divldo ctatca decarted and went over to tho enemy. The ttilslc y e a r r a (Afferent taid cct that ho vrrra cosicba3y -coparato r.sMc for ttr.t rcacca, I c-cna- froia tho r c t . c f nanlilnQ. Ho v/aa Into BRiallcr cectionD because come hot-hcatl fccla leadership of the Grecian campaign -vrr.3 -divided, you ilcTss? raycoll CSffcrest Kifl ar.> unv/HUr.5 to rccc-rt tlio judgment "fata oun pcrconal rantimenta more important than c.o in the current conflict, between tho great pow- j r o c a of It. Boriroy tho Oltfcrcaca c£ littler r,sd Hainan and tho the well-being of a people. ers, ia thia caca tho Athenians and tho Spartans. cr-d yea dentrtty tho Jcwo . . . F c ? ciiallrir 'Sucsricnt cf Jev.-3 v/ho •, Mr. Cccal! . . . B. B., CJr> thinl: o£ ttosic;Wc.n a s P. coparato The Jev/a who have cone to Palestine have As tho French conducted the land operations, co r.nd filffcrmt p o p l o . been impelled by a great ideal. They liavo. achieved the Spartans were cent to guard tho p a n at Therone of tho mo3t unusual tasks in human history. mopylae, while the Athenians, tho great cca-power. Tho feolif-s ol "&"Scc (J£££ercat "TWc letter caused Mr. Sege.l to In Ices than a', quarter century a civilization has were to" hold off. tho enemy's navy. Betrayed look into tho, mirror and caretull? that Jews hcvorprlofjo from tfcci? pain end tholr teem, J l r . Cesal t'cca created out of a useless desert. Y/hat has by en ancient vereion of tho Fifth Column, tlio concider hlmcelf. "Ara I different?" he aelicd. tho-Jsht. CcirtrJaly, thla v e g nc?hL-ccn dene v/a"3 accompIisLod through sacrifice and Spartans were tatrayed by fellow Greeks and wero Sas prcatous t o bo cherished r,hd And in what respect?" I'.nid vrorl:. cotapIcCely wiped out. Aa a result all Grcoeo was Ho regarded tho profile o! hSacultivated. MoTi* these gains arc being threatened and co-over-run hy the Persian hordes. Ho Celt thr.t bo -wao difCereat countenance and ob3er/ei3 BGiliv e r d y threatened. This timo it ia nQt tho vaelllat- _ Tho Athenians were warned to doscrt their inc particularly different in it. only in tho vray Is VJMCII other Jnc rol-cy'of-Britain which can bo met with thc- hones and tho great capital of Attica was burncl Aa ho noes about he ceec faces {ndividuclo of tho tiumaa rac? tBfaa homely an thio all over tcT/u. forcfl tTova cr.eh other. They "ncro orcJlcnl dlscr-ssiouB. ^Thla ticia It Is tho annctl by tho invsdoro while the civilian BopnteUon had nozoi Thero are plenty ol fat or thin, fcr-d lens nocca or forces o£ a relentless combination of povcic. 13 fccca evr.cuated to cafer territory. Ccsf.ra.ry to sqalliao noses on all tho streets. ctc'jc, v/cro kinfl o r cruel, nrccdy coatcnt Kclthcr Hr. Cocal'o ZiU'-torr/ to tepest. Ucblf 'at th's critical juueturo?all essectatlonG tho Athenians at tho bsttls of llr. Scsal wao mindful that M o 01" coatcnt. c S.:±c tlio modern coooter-parts ,o£ -JohQ o£ Gicchsln. Salamlo s-oundly defeated tho Persians aad ended friend, Mr. Doyle, has a aces r.l- -srirtues 'cor fcia vices T/ero Jowinozi lilto his own. iix.il GS>:soa QZ tSsraca te divldo tho Jev.'3 v/hilo tho for all tisio Persian designs on Europe. Ho T;C5 n Jctr In no cosarato In fact, Llli*. Gesal gave Ilia ralcfi ;.:; i . ^ o I'atinS at*tho c It tailed no great imagination to ceo tho analogy to 32QCC3 lest K o o h H&shcsnh c a s 3 Sroni that to -wLicIi. other »*. •yrrlc'r.a Zionist opinion .bears great \7eI3ht betwcoK tljo oveato of those days and thczo of to- whilo in tho synasoguc. Ho loc'icd ncoplo aso Prc3b7tcrlan, vEp!cco Ccandiar-vlan or ZTJ. ?!•.!' .(line.' I f ID 2 0 ; for ua to dictate tho ln- day. From tho ruins of Athene rosa tho great up and do-v;n tho crowded pznn rrli-o, Briiicli, rvmch. ri"iJC^3 othora didn't cpoand o*bc3r»cd that moat o£ t h o •lcrz.nl irJildc'j oi P d c ^ t b l a n J e w r y , but froia Athen3 of the Golden Ago of Pcriclc3, tho Athens nones -were not different from t!i3 ciali=3 ir.-tfccSr diflcrcaccs, dida'S ':vz?"le~ l"J cotio t i n c;rcate:t financial aid. Go!-yheso ralas sraco the Acropolist today. Again the conisson run of noses. IC £I:oxr mako n cult s£ tt-^n, V-: v:/ i'j e:ia of tlio flr^t roQuSraaentu of a goafl' Grc3l:s,. ca tholr ancestors before them, are hold- t/ero not in a oynasosao no ens OS cotHrno, IHthi- waa noinc *o en cayirs ttct Sovrs are dlf?:•::nln.-3bt tafi It WOEM ho ™ e l l Tor. iaj" nlthln the*? haado, a choro1 fe tlio worltj'o «ou!d CBCS3 what kind o£ noses keep fcreat an3(fe* ttat rcr.-:oa ahoula they -CToro. •1 yrj '-'' rcsioaibc;* -this lest. dcatisyl. PC3&&P3 tho coil of •Grccco raa7 asaSa Lootiac Into • Ills mirror, l i r . bo c^rc^toa. Bat Hr. Bcsal relive tho glosy of its ancient days, and bring a E0u3-l oorveyed his figure. Ho •wr..~a't r-Grc-.iar: -wltls Slitle? r.nd hzli to tho csgrension of a nilitasy 'sower that caw i t T?ao r,3 uncclnly as ra^ar -\7.ia cacbrly -wcltir.^ for £ha ttoo rilla ' l vroc d b ro!c-rca anothcr. Thi3 r.tdoiainal prctrc- 7hc rjlii bat ccod o£ tlio dead S3 3 ccc^s to c-udavo. nloa -was a common' atflictlcn c ; frcn-tUofcosL'JanocJ a-ssocctrcao '-". To juatlfy oav bad nr.a".rs*3 tho rusls c^c^cs, r.n Mr. Sccr-l w«3 ifici Ho! Kr. CJCDI' waiaa't picked to olj^Drvo no lie v e n t a<?rca either TJ-ith Hitle? or with ;-"?.vo, "The, evil mea Co flvc3 1cr tt^ cliant ioT;n. It co'Tiiortcd hie vnr.- ( !1 tt^nralvea r:ood ID oft Jnlerrcd "^rith Cc1'? ccp-Ktofcand tfiifcrciit pcoplo. -cr\ i(y to \;nQ\r that' ciany otiicr cL> orli CIicScDh Klclev -...Sunday," iioc. 1 d -.-.»>.•-* ~'O :-rn forced to thin!: o£ IToviilo I am r. Jew, szUl lir. Ger;r.l, oetrfjiD as round £3 liie. ^y^jit^h ilzl .3 'dsys)....,...'Wct!Dcnfiay, Dei. 25 (Conliaucd 0:1 Paso 5 - v lcall?, maccd r:r. Cccal, 2
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; Rabbi David II. Ws«efciafes*.-. givicg a miiafcer . of tsJtks cutstate; Wednesday Le epeke at & state conference. ef tLe ¥, M. C. A. in Lincoln oa "Pfersoasi Sanity Amidst. Group Madsess." " L&st. Eiglit Le ws.3 to h a v e spoken before the Fremont Kiwaiiis on "America's future iu the World's Beetiay." ' Next Tuesday tight E&bbi Y/icfc trill Address the feaaual meeting of the SIQKX City Family Wtlfeie association on '"i'lie Ever-ChauEing Role of Human IasUtutionB."
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Duiiius, CANULE-MOli'I'IHG: 4iSM BUM hi g, Late services will take place at Congregatioa B'nai Israel, at 8 oa fia. <T«sti*Ii \7fci«.L£ij, Elks, iicjjfy liooeatlnal, lies. Friday, November 16. LlibU lii,utl Dej^td, Kfc-j Jte&ta G&eta wid lira. Sabbath moraine Habbl Isaiah a r t ictiuL-eis of the Gkl*Li.~l ifiocy w h k h tts-a-isa Rackovsky will upe&k. at CoHgreyears t,f>->. Mid. A. L't^Luui fcsid Rfed- 13, I M l e r gatloa B'nal Israel. aLtrs at ttife cfOJiji. Regular Sunday morning servo ^ to llk-y. tiod';a Bcgess, latsiy msse vtoluikt ices will take place at Congreganeeded bcct-WJ^j of ike Isicres&ejl cHL>fril»Etlt>ii of tssvcil tion B'nal Israel, at 9 o'clock. r ganatuta for Usltibli we* euifererj. i'i»oio vrfiO c&aaot The Hebrew Btudy group will go to wcrk at the Red Cross fcesdquarfteifa fa ilia Ornate meet at tbe rabbi'e study Moabuilding will be givea mciterticla to do tlielf se«feg aad day evening at E. Icalltlag IH their homes. Wednesday evening, the ralmud Study group, will meet at Congregation B e t h Haaldrosh JHagadol at 8 p. m,' , Kef vie©
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JferuLtleni (JVk)—Meuacheia 1.1. UeblLltkla, pre^idcat at t l i e Jevvt&h U'&tic&U 1'uiiJ, It»s itaucd a cfc.ll to Juws of the vorid to participate Iu Uon&rlag I-J1'J:» lionrietta fiaold on hor 80th birthday December 21. He stated that the 3. N. P. Inteiifia to reserve a special section of its recently . inaugurated sixth volume of the Golden Book Jor popular iascrl|>t!oa in tribute to tho veteran Zioalst leader.
g the ifcsues dfeettEosd "w&s of tke s.UHude.3 o£-youth to*-, ward the deaaoaratis fcrim i>f EniDbfcEla was upon, ttte fset that youth ehould e,ing!e opportaaity to practice democracy In tltelr oreaEtlsatloiis, as well as to cliectsBs it abstractly. It was pcitited out that the scliools have not been very successful Sit the teaxfciag of fielaocracy and that tine youth needs further preparation In and -vocational choices. The panel speakai-a were: Jtfstlu Prleem&n, Anaette Klein, IIar« vey Barsteia Ettd Margaret Hun.'" dell. Chairman of the forum was Etta Solref. Patronleo Our Advcili'iera. C"
ICIutmmMs in St. Paul , The U. O. 0. is plattnalg a \ / o ffc-atusrf Ils.ttvt. C&srf5=ft.^ clal "Thanksgiving service' which I X V Uccf, Cult t t VCB.1, Uo. , Philip IQutaiek, president ef is to take place Thursday t&avaS KatSf© I'oKltry, Bucharest (WHS) — The Jews District _Gvm& Lodge No. 6,.B'aal Cewaa, Members of tlio dancing a n d ing, November 21, at'O o'clock. B©<sf» SIBES!' Sex U'rlth,.waa"-to havo been guest of of Rumania, economically stranInvitatioaa nlll l>a eeat out to all dramatic groups a f th© Jewteh ete., aft Mosleir&t honsr at a supper'meeting ef tlio members requesting them to make Community Ceater ere eajoyiug gled by the government's antiDeilS^evsr Ssssi., Tswsa., *l'hes'a. this service a family affair so modern rhythmica' and ereativa Jewish legislation, v?&t® severelymnaesesia lodge, B'nal B'ritli, at Place Grdera Ea»lyi St. P a u l . • • ^ ' '^ alt by tho earthquakesw h i c h dramatlea every Thursday afterthat tho parents and'the children sag Bay far Ea^ly noon, when the Daaca Studio and rocked the country over tlta week•will participate. Patronise Our Advertisers. The- rabbi is planning to leave tuo Chlldrea's Theater meet. The end. A cheek-up disclosed that the i^fte*im»s^%^®ffi^a2sffiisatta^s=^««v for Chicago for a few flaps to at- two sreaps alternate, tas-etlsg et Jewish communities in nins cities. tend the semi-annual Miarachl §:45 end-at 4:15 for a full ©e- Including. Bucharest, wero badly conference. Tho-conference la to rlod of creative expression. by the qttabps. The Jewtake placa on tfio 21st, 23rd and - Under the direction of Mrs. Hy damaged ish districts! of Galatl, Focsanl, 24th of thla Esoatti. As a* re- Shrier, tho children in tho two Baeau, PloestI aad'Gasapltia were dramatics claesea'aro reading and sult,.'there will b3 HO late-servreported' to bs Ia rains. Recent BGtiog out familiar folk legeafis ices on Friday, November 22. £orbiddlng J e w i s h Services -will Is© resumed on tho end ara planning to present &a regulatioas, and engineers to practice, Friday Mltraiag, November 29. orlglftal production during t h e doctors winter. ' Sir-ycar-old Philip Al- were- temporarily (suspended. V. €h C. Um*l%mho@& special Jewieh relief commitThe Brotherhood of tho U. O. berta h&n treittea a ^amsroHS skit teeAWAS organised in Bucharest to for hla grouts* which will bo dram0. is m&kios deflaito • plans for ttdsj tho victims of t l i o catssatlscd'at tl»e KCS£ Ecscisa. L'» its father and cssa banquet which In tho clanclac clsc^ea, O¥ery- tropho. Tarco eirtoirccacy coup will take placa on Thursday, DeOEO is enjoying am unusual Inter- kltchcaa vere opened in tho Jewcember 5. quarter. At tha meeting of the Brother- pretation of "Yanksa. Doodlo," ishIleanwhile, many orthottos Ruhood on tho 14th of November, which will ho presented, t/lth oth- maisiaa clung to tho beplans were formulated aad a com- er nsmbers, at a children's pro- lief thatGentiles tho most deotrisctlvo gram iia tfeo near ftituro. mittee appointed to prosssd with earthquake ia tlio history of ItuParcata sro «rsed to tako adarrangements. Further details will vraa a elm of God'e df be announced in the very near TOntaso b£ tho excellent laBtrue- casnia tion offered at tlio Center. Chil- pleasure at tha treatment of Jovra. future. , dren from thrca to five daace at NrisS troop3 and Iron Guardists, Sisterhood 3:45 every Thursday and havo cent to the damaged districts to The Slsterhosfl Is plaaalng a t l r a a i a t i e a iQmc5iatisjly after- aid In tho reneuo work, were reluncheon meettnc for December. wards. Children over five study ported to havo boen treated coldThis will bo the firot activity of dramatics at. 8:45 and dance at ly.. ____»________. the season of tho Sisterhood Waya 4:15. rfrLS htso Li tho elate. Tucra ess ovct icrcSreand Meana committee. A full Hot ia 4? fcroachoa oi ladsjtSifg' prcJccfc.3 S&y France Forced of hostes^a for tha luncheon X7iU £IoltrceI:a — msuy cS flsccs proiaefs cro be announced in tho near future. fer.swa Cia wc;I-l ever fei llsoJs Gao «uc"tlc2. Pi-jc!ic^5ag To T&lie Meich lews * Plans aro procresslsg for tho annual dinner of tlio TJ. O. C, life ct=r8 tiiay 1 V/o pvospoi csly os IJc!>r<rsia g;e:^s London (JTA) — One of t h e whlchr has been set for January hitherto uadlselcaocl clauses of .26, ' Committee Ecct!nC3 aro taktho Franco-German armistice proIIOBBS—tfcs.Sa, ing place cs ©or schedule and all vides that Prr.nc3 take over a arrangemoats tiro cosily 'complete Now • York (JTA) — Twenty- large progortioa of Jews in Gerfor tlie outBtaEfiiQ&. oaterprlso of sovca rofuseeji who arrived from many, Eschanca Telegraph AGC~ - the U. O. C. Complete details will Eocl&"d last wc2l£ oa tho British cy rcporto.. 'be, released la tho near future. It was under this proviso that liner Camoroala sailed for the Dominican ItaguiblSe on tho Pteto tho Nasls recoatly arrested 9,000 ftieaa eteaiaclilp ,Ccj,rao to jola Jews in Safes, Germany, a n d O To goscxa a IOC deported them to Franco, vbere the Sosua colonists. of bszuty Is cna thoy wero placed i a tho Gore conThoy i n e i u c l o sis married ©avB ^ ? 6?.?c_rf • . • Vo c."> o£ whieh tteco women os- centration eaiap, Dscliaaco Telep r o e s ft fo your David Lipsey, 78, who left couples, poet babies ia tho nest fow v/coko graph said. Several thotsnands teas /orr.irr^-co ^ Omaha 15 years as© alter resid- —the m o r e -wero expected to arrivo tirct to be bora in Sosaa— e/fcn diffhdr. Ing hero etoco 1888. flled last and two couples Xiho vrM ho mar- thero ohortly itotx Berlin and' ..Wednesday, Novotabsr 0, la 1-03 ried tiisro — margins tho 11 r s \ eiBStrlisro, it was caid. • ..<^^^?<L .Angeles. Hs bad Booa allies for flfiitsca at SCSQP' nodical attention hod tofcogivr ^'«;/ Ilea&whilo, Jaiac3 N. Hoson- es many of tho Jewa on their arthe past year. , hsTS, froLlclcnt of tho B0alalcan rival following their long Joum ; During his years In Omaha, EepaMis Sottlaraoat ac^osiation, in unabated trucks ntftid deplor' 1 -lilpooy was cetiro la various made public a'lettor from Domini- able conditions. Tho iatcraeea aro -lob. activities. Surviving him besides ,bjs trid- can President Treneorso do la Con- mostly froai aoDgitals aod homes r ow«.are: A con, JooopU; a daagh- cha acknowledging receipt of a tot tho EgcS ia Badea. Thrco men , terP lira. Philip • lUrc&onok; Ox pfeotosr&pla o£ tho tltzt group, of and cmo woman died on tho jour,graadchildi-ea aj*d Ilvo c r o a t - rcfacocs to pans threusa tho Unit- aoy to the Gera camp. . U: te-to. R ec;t!rc3 otaed States ea roato to C-sua. "I , grandchildrcu. ta taasS-ta C»*3 tests Both JosEpIi lilpsoy safl tiro. ohell Itcep thio photof,-?ayh as an B'nai B'-rlili tsta t e r n s fi* fsSBltars - J-I Romonelt sttcaiiea tho tonotcl historical recora," tho prcsisicat fcsnaac?. JUS E^iiIS3 Lstss - -1 i peaates esr5T& K p you. J which" was l e l i Osaflay to Los wroto. ""At caca times aa theca It £3 ccoS for us, as for them, to ' " two to ' A l Washington(5TA) — Appointcs© this EioSera Hayflower."" ment of a National B'nai B'rltft Ccsaxalttca oa Seostiss whieh wil" ccrvo as & Jiaices between th Tel Aviv (JTA)—Moshe Cbtl- Soy Scoals of America and B'aai ouchs, Baterl&a Consul-General B'rith, T?ea announced by Pros!(Coatinnod Crota Pag© here, has' seat & letter of rccign Sost Hcary Measlsy. Tlio committee, Mons!s? c^id cause of tao good teceblBS that tloa. to K i n g Boria* In p l "trill IiCTa fto 3 o b of nakin "was given me, bat this *s &oft a asalnst introduction of an ish, leelslation la Bulgaria. Sooutlag aa Integral, parl ot tin causa o£ eoparatioa or d i r crocrr.affi of tho issro than 000 • it Jo my point ©£ tsalen t S'ai.1 B'rith laJscs, many o Hani's "¥Ico community of &ll EtacMmL 2,an cltoa.6,7 spastcor Scou ( ) y a Jew becauso of isyteas&s%3i< '* !U, foraorlf cr pr^c Isc losca of life xfidfci tasJics EK sQitno but not t.3srato. H r es- K ™ Jewish lEfiQ 4sIattoi, II ices:" cac:c2 facaomrj rrocaus I Vt: seines Cz CiV.'s Soils x porleaca of life Is a j -u>s< to the eoKOoa trancllG of human to the Polhh Cott3nl?,to Geoeral jcr&atdd 'Maranis do Hoatfort ia Hot? Tori:. life.
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article fairly "bristles." But here 'And publicly to utter uiti&ter." Your disregard of honest given half a cbaace to live a&d are what I conceive to be tho most truths. truths, particularly in - a start, Christian thinking (19 40 model}, to labor, they have made tlitir glaring of them all. "Jews have ravisig world, as oars is toyour disregard of history, . past full measure of contribution, to changed.". In the seme which you day, is literallys-ucli to bear false witand present, arid your complete the world's spiritual treasury- give-the •'idea-I kuow it tofaeab- ness "against thy neighbor"—or, indifference to simple logic, to have made it, as Mark Twain solutely wrong, what else ia it? . '. . We can say the fundamental premises of the generously j>uts it, "with, their IU other ways, at course'they that missionary influence has in* problem, are simply amazing. And Lauds tied behind them." have changed. "Christian civilisa- filtrated Jewry to such an extept, the worst sin of all is, your proAnd I don't say this boastfully. tion has reached out g-ad seized that evea rabbis and the most fession. I say it only because you Lave, BO those Jews." Tiiat is true. But, conservative at Jews are, in their If a private citizen harbors entirely ignored the facts. You al&s, to no good end, and cer- way, inquirers. Such a statement misconceptions about the common take on such & superior, super- tainly to no credit to'"your "Chris- I'm grieved to say is terribly facts of history, about the decent cilious attitude - to a people to tian civilization." Your "uprooted vague and misleading. The more relationships which should exist whom you, as a Christian and as tree" metaphor. Isn't bad, rhetor- so since your congregation or Augwat 0f 1040 between "neighbors" of all faiths, a iiuuran beiBff, owe more than ically. But factually I find too readers have no way of checking: Jtev. Mr. it. Cleply?ite Mfecasma. about w h a t Christianity' itself to any other people ia the world. meaning in it.- "Some'live on and such' a ' wild assertion. Falling iuul the PuMie&tioas CwriiMifitea basically means, and where its You sneer at the "discovery," die slowly, others rot." That may such means, your . people might of the Chur-ch of EmQe.nH laeaniEg comes' from—all that is your,OWE characterization of an be a poetic way of putting it, to reasonably get the erroneous ides. <c|© The Royal Jlliad Asylum very regrettable. Because every indisputable truth, and find it be sure, but where, oh where, are tli^t Jewry is some easily accesnnd School the (substantiating facts? human being lias in' him t h e "rather humorous." sible, compact little parish com! means of spreading abroad the . •• Kfeivefaj t Craigiuilter Perk pletely surrounded and exposed As I see it botli the logic and /Edinburgh, B t l deadly poisoa of all euch miscon- the humor in ,lt, of any, are in"Official orthodox Jewry is as to the missionary efforts of year ceptions. But when a Christian disputably of the brownaulrt va- implacably opposed as ever." Op- Church. (Gentlemen: ' I shall appreciate it no end if minister, who should ha a special- riety. Your idea Is that the Jews posed to what?-—opposed to being They might also easily get the you will be kind enough to pub- ist iu such tilings, who earns his themselves are to blame for the* gobbled up by your Scotch mls- notion that most if not all rabbis llBh the accompanying article in daily bread by means of hla spe- "Jewish problem," just by being sious in the manner of little Red have actually become "inquirers'* the. very nest number o£ your cialization, who is paid to inter- J e w s . - "Be baptised or be H i d i n g Hood's make-believe at your mission etation. Well, of Church of Scotland Braille maga- pret and to integrate into the damned!" you say iu effect. An grandmamma? Naturally! I saall course, you know that that jus6 xlne. Of course, if you are so gen- daily lives of his "flock" the easy formula. But even that lias come back to this juiciest morsel isn't BO. It can be BO because, erously minded, you may publish meaning and purpose of, let me been tried and, as you yourself of misapprehension presently. whatever may be your own eiu» But this, in passing, is worth cera belief to the contrary aiS it In your letter-press edition'as say, the Sermon on'the Mount— elsewhere in the article adialt, well.. But my chief concern is not to mention the decencies of lias been found woefully wanting. many timea. .underscoring; "At rabbis know that they have noththat your Braille readers have the the Decalogue—when such a man What then becomes of your own our mission stations," you eay re- ing to inquire about _ at a n y thanco of ''hearing" both eides deliberately or ignorantly mis- thesis for salvation? Or is It only assuringly, "Jews know they will church missions. Of the question. Their-need for leads his flock, he la patently the eouls of the Jews that, me- never, find anti-Semitic tendenProblem • Wide open channels ot thought guilty of a major offense against dieval fashion, you w a n t to cies." There is here, I verily be". . . "We can eay that hundreds and opinion Is manifestly great, God and man. Now, let me go "save?" And let the Fascists do lieve, a touch of naive uncon- of thousands of converts have back to your article for more spetor the, obvious reason -that they wfaa.t they please with the Jewish scious humor. But, come to think been MEde"-i—by Implication, byof it, what else than anti-Semitic your Church of Scotland mission. are, at the very best, BO sadly cific comment. bodies! you call a planned, organ- Of course, you can nay- it. Yoai circumscribed in their ranga ofBut I mustn't do you any Injus- would Unbind Mtesls ized and subsidized effort to rob can also say with much more jusreading facilities. " 'The Jewish problem Is a tice. You really don't approve of • It is for this reason, may I ex Gentile problem,'" that is tho the Nazi-Jewish atrocities. Al- a man of his entire spiritual heri- tice, that your church la standing plain, that my reply to you, Mr parrot cry of Jews In many parta though I got this fact by implica- tage, demonstrably inferior to (Continued on Page 10.) Macanna, is not the result of an of tho wortd today." That, all tion rather than by direct, in- none? Isolated sudden * impulse to talk tho facts considered, coming from cisive statement. "That aspect of " . . . Wo can Bay that Jewry back. As the editor o£ the only a Christian minister, is a very un- affairs," y o u say reasonably, as such haa disintegrates as it Jewish magazine in Braille—read, kind introduction to your thesis. "cannot be disregarded or mini has succumbed to its surrounding -incidentally, by a great many "Parrot cry!" you say. F o r mized, for the race memory of civilisation." Said, I'm afraid, TO0B INSBKANCH BEOKEB • Christian readers of all denomin- shame! It is the death agony cry the Jews is long." Frankly, I with obvious satisfaction; but I ations—I conceive it to be both of an entire people now univer- don't see the connection, &a be-respectfully challenge the truth of my duty and privilege vigilantly sally on tho cross. tween long race memory and Nazi the statement. F r o m actual OITEB E1NANCE ANSI- IN80RANC3 and & considered obto watch the English Bralllo periAnd quite apart from tho un- persecution. But you HD.y it an knowledge COMi'ANX jective judgment nothing ia fur• odical preim for any manifestation klndnc&a of your etatcment, icn't though you object to a Ion;; race E§0 KABBACII BI.U. : of a direct or implied injustice to it true that the Jewish problem memory. What t'lse do you ex- ther from tho truth. WA 8163 Of.,coi«r,":% Jhero r.re Jovfl ovthe Jewish people. Whenever and let tho Gcntllo problem? Hecauso pect from a people with nearly wherever that happens, on cither beyond any shadow of a doubf, forty centuries of continuous hiselde of the Atlantic, I quickly if you will &top your Gentile, tory?" take up my pen—and write. Jaundiced View "Christian" persecution of tho It goes without Baying that not J,ows, what can then become of "They (tho JOWB)," you go on the slightest tlngo of i>erconal of- t h o problem? Parenthetically, to cay, "inherited a jaundiced fense to you, Mr. Macanna, is In- what Is there in the Jewish mode viov of Christ and Christianity, tended In anything I have cot of life or thought, which co uni- based on 'the letters of Christ' down in my present reply to you. versally arouseo and unleashes which, Paul insisted, all ChrisAt the very worst, ours. i3 a tho native sadism of the G entile tiana are." In reference to thcoo friendly crossing of verbal swords people? "lottors of Christ," I am frankly In the Interest of a hotter underIf you know your history, and In Ignorance. I olia.ll have to look standing of one of tho most vital I assume that you must, you them up. Cut, when you talk co / issues of tho day. "Verbal" I know that thero isn't a country Glibly about the Jewish "jaunEL!€TIt© .8'ANGE hasten to add, la a bit of an un- on tho faco of tho earth which diced view of Christ and Christiderstatement of the fact. It is hann't been materially and spirit- anity," I am bound to ask what r a t h e r a sincere exchango of ually enriched by its Jewish citi- other view, though I would hard- thought and convictions. Thank zenry. Whenever "tho Jews wero ly call it "jaundiced," would you you so much for givinn mo this opportunity. • Fraternally youru, ' (Signed) LEOPOLD DUBOV. Executive Director. ' '.. The Jewish Braille Review, *' published inontbly except July by the Jewish Braille Institute of America, end distributed ;.;free to the Jewish and ISOB•• Jewish blind tfcjfOMghotit tlie world, was origiB&lly coBceived • by its editor, Leopoia Ltcbov, who illnstraies by this letter .. laid article tke work of Kpire&d- lag light on a simless world.— THE EB1T0B.
"The Church and the Jewish Problem"
by LEOPOLD DUBOV Editor of THE 3FAVESH ; BRAILLE iravOW \- (Being a reply to tho articlo under tho sanio caption' written by the Rev. Jt. Clcphane Macanna. SI. A., published in tho May, 1940, issue of tho Church of Scotland Braille"magazine.) ' Dear Mr. Ilacanna: I've just read,' and reread your ". article, "The Church and the Jew- Ish Problem." I road it with ohock. I reread it to malco sure that I had read it" aright in tho first place. I bad. It pain3 zno to say it, but you yourself wrote so frankly, sparing no one's feelinco, that in defer, enco to a freo and clear expression of opinion, I too must be, as tho caylns ia~, "brutally frank." So I repeat, it pains mo to cay that I have never read anything so unkind, bigoted and arrogant, from tho pen o£ & Christian min-
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Z. A. A. %. A. will hold its annual Sabbath Service this Friday night at Sh.aare Zion Synagogue. The sermons will be given 'by Sheldon Singer a n i\ Hubert Friedman. Sherman Sperling will act as toastniaster. Other members will, participate in the service, Al Goldstein is in charge of the tiorvice. On November 12 an open rally will be held inviting all the Jewish- youth of Sioux City ot" A. rl. A. age to attend. Rabbi S. Goldstein will be guest speaker.
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YOUNG COMPLETE PLANS The Young Judaea will hold • FOR YOUTH EVENT its* meeting next Sunday after-
nooon at the home of Ethel GorIn order to elaborate on the don. They held a special meeting extensive plans to make the "Dog yesterday at the home Sisterhood to,- Give ; Patch Feud" the outstanding tso- of Harriet afternoon Kubby, at which time cial event of the youth groups in Thanksgiving Dane© A. Shapiro of Cleveland the city,' another week is neces- Mrs. spoke. She also spoke to the JuThe, annual .Thanksgiving dance, sary to complete the arrange- nior Hadassah Thursday evening. ments. sponsored by tlie Mt. Sinai Sisterhood, will be held Thanksgiving It will be held on Saturday eveESEIJ eve, November 22, at the Belle- ning, November 1G, at the Jew- E J UThe Emesel Club held its v/eekVue ballroom. ish Community Center. ly meeting last Tuesday evening The chairmen for the affair are at the home of TBkna Leo Mrs. A. M. Davis and Mrs. Dave ICrasne. As is their usual cniilom, Albert, The chairmen for the sale Emesel donated live dollars to the of tickets are Mrs. M. Rosenstock cause they deem most v.-ortliy fGr and Mrs. II; M. Bailiri. the year. This year tho money -(Continued from Page 11.) was sent to Hadassah. than his-co-star's. Now . . .boys f" • Orthodox Synagogues . "Love Thy Neighbor!" IN•PLAY• - ' . Jack had some notions about Friday night services will be1Miss Bettie Lee Harris is carrygiu at the Orthodox synagogues producing his own pictures . . . ing tho character lead in her litat 5:00 and iu the morning at but decided a regular pay-check erary play, "Lavender and Old 9:00. llubbi S. I. Bolotnikov will was preferable to an irregular Lace," this week-end at Abraham * ppeak in .the morning at the Tipli- headache. Lincplu high school. creth Israel Synagogue; ' Fart-time divorce: "The Mischa ANNOUNCE BAH MITZVAH After the services refreshments Will be served in the social: hall Alters were seen ^lancing togethMr. and Mrs. Sam Meyerson, of in honor of the coming marriage er." "Mischa had dinner with Ms COO Ifoosevelt Avenue, announce ex-wife." Property settlement beof Mr. Reuben Ratner. Mr. Rat-, the Bar Mitzvah of their son, tier will read the law in the morn- tween the Atiera Eiot yet settled, Owen Lloyd, at the Chevra B'nal ing at the Tiphereth Israel Syna- Imt the estrangement is perfectly Yisroel Synagogue, G18 Myn3tcr, friendly." , gogue. on Saturday morning, November 9, at 9:30. : Chinema Chatter: Elaine Barr All relatives and friends are inrlc labors with a dramatic course .vited to attend. No . invitations at the Ouspenkaya school. Lou have been is3ued.Holtz packing them in at the Victor Hugo. George is Giv(ing) ot ' Radio.Attacks Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Mush- there too. Allan Nazhnova now kin, 212 Nineteenth street, an- Hve9 in one apartment of^ the (JTA)—A sharp attack nounce the engagement and ap- "Garden of Allah" hotel, which, onLisbon Jewish refugees residing in building was once her own home. proaching winter wedding of their in the International Zone daughter, Mis3 Elaine Mimlikin, David Sarnoff, HCA presy, pre- Tangier, to Earl A. Himovitz of Merrill; dicts undreamed of scientific ad- of Morocco, was broadcast by the con of Mr. and Mrs. J. HiniovitiS, vances brought about by radio re- MAlillEW, Atty. search in the next fifty years FRANCiS niso of Merrill. ''610" UW which will result in a new world NOTICE 'OP PROBATE OS1 IVIIX. Miss Rosalie Hochstein of St. of abundance—if anybody is left Louta, ?,!o., is visiting in the home to enjoy it . . . In tne County Court of Douclas Coun(Copyrighted by Jewish Tele- ty, Nebraska. of Nr. and Mrs. Dave Levitsky, In tho Matter of the Estate ot Katlsaa graphic Agency.vlnc.) 1213 Iowa street. Simon, Deceaeed.
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AH' paroons interested In said estate are hereby notified that a petition liaa keen filed in said Court, praying for tho probate of a certain instrument now en file in said Court, purporting to bs Ui3 la^t will and te3tament of said deceasad, and that a hearinK will bs had on said Detltlon before cajd Court on tha 23rd day of November, 1940, and:-that if they fall to appear at Gala Court on the s&ii 23rd day oi November, 1010, at .0 o'clcoU A. M., to contest the probate of caid vrfll, the Court may allow and prototo eatd will ond grant administration ot cald estate to -Weta Simon or come otfcsr suitable person, enter a decree o! hei and proceed to a settlement thereof. BRYCE CKAWFOHD, ir-l-4Q-3t. ••:.-. ' Counts' J i
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Zollatuelien announced the corning marriage of their daughter, Dorothy, to rir. Reuben Ratner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ratner. ' The v.-eildinc will take place in Omaha on Sunday,*, November 10, at the Beth Hamed'rosli Hago<?ol Synagogue at S o'clock. T.Ir. Phil Dinoff, grandfather, of New York (JTA) — Examples i'i5 sroom, and Mr. Max Dinoff, of ,inter-faith harmony occurred u; CIP of the groom,-both of Chi- thi3 week' at Bellcvue hospitaleptjo, -will he among -the ' guests and at Brooklyn college. i,tic-ruling the ceremony. ' , At Bellovue, a Catholic chapel WEBB', BEBEB, -RtVTZNlCK & was dedicated in the Administra• • • A t t o r a c y s - . -• II. Sol Novitsky left tion Building, situated between a . . • • 200 Bervleo i l f o B K c . f :i'.'dny for New York'City to .Jn Protestant Episcopal chapel and a NOTICE OF fEOISATE ; O? 'i'l the r.istc&nlh triennial con- synagogue on the same floor. In the County Court o£ DouElaa County, t\cn of the National Council of Since the Catholic chapel's organ County, Nebraska. • . • • •• In tho Matte? o£ tbs Estato of Harry r-r= L-a \\ omen a s ' a delegate of was not reads in time for the ded- Az-orin. Deceased. • '. : io-;:: City chapter of r-'hicb ication, arrangements, .wero made A.U persons interested in cald estate arc i. i--rc--,;tlcnt. En route homo, to uso that of the synagogue, use hereby, cbUfiea. that a pstltlba 1:M bc?n I-rnvltjTjy will visit in Rochcs- oi; T/Men was p.lven by tho-'chap- filed ia said Court," praying" for Ills rrobata oE d ccjtaia instTuraest n'o\V ,bn file ClereJar-d, Chicago, and D.in-lain, Rawbl Henry A. Schorr. In caid Court, Furpoitln? to bo tho last . II'., v.-ith rclativer.. At Brooklyn college, tho Cathwill an;l testament ot ti\\d deceased, and viilc> that a licarlm mill fca bad on i.uld pstlolic Nevmau club and Froter7tant t'on befws n i d Cf-srt on U;a 30th «lsy or Studont Chri'^tiaji arEoclation ac- NovoKttr, 1""C, ?:.<1 th"-t it tli'? fell to Jr Ar.izcZi fspi-T-r ,it raid C.'U.rt on th? c-'.a COHi i~?.y J i n r al" .: <JTA)~Mo3ho Smi- cepted r.n Invitation of tho col- of liovortbsr, is;o. fit 0 o*c:j':'; A. I"., 7" i:-liy ,-.in: nriTilf Ms "unroceuxl- lege's li'nv.1 D'rlth HiUe! Foun- to cot.tc.-!"- tho pro'nlo at w ' 1 T.-IH, tho Coisit ta-y> QUO'.T P.L'1 rrc''a;a ;2'i ~;Pl ,-'•':• i.>:>i,-!i,ili-D-i' i'rom tiie prc-sl- dation to center all .tiieir r.ctivi- iir.d Riuntft ;.-.:".o''.trat;':-Ror t.-J.l <i!-ifr- t» -."'.:•'.'." n" t !- • T?nlc3tiaa Jo-.visli tie:i at tlio-TTHltl F.^aafir-Uon. The I^jir, Axoria oe rs:n! e r r r-ill~.K3 t-tplan r?c--<? out ui tho or^r.nisntlon ran, fiitcif a C-cr.v oJ -v.ii ±lr>, ORJ I » -,. •--.*; x: "<.:"•.-v.jion because o£ ih-:;'.£, o£ BiC.cViyn cc!l:-!.o*s firjt :,ndout c:aa ta a cctll.racnt . •:, ' :.!•:• \.c:-?z>~iziX as "far-reachB?wYC.: cr.AT.T0nD, latcriailU Council. 11-3-10-St.
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