March 25, 1932

In the Interests of iher Jewish People 1

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Dedicated to the Ideals of Jviddism

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Head of Committee for Lapidus Memorial

ATHEISTS LAUNCH CAMPAIGN AGAINST! PASSOVER HOLIDAY

OMAHA: NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1932

Vol. X—No. 8

Country \ CENTURY CHAPTER SixOldHundred-Year WAUCHOPE SIGNS Highland PROGRESS ON Synagogue Is Club Lays Plans for Coining Year A. Z. A. DEBATERS Discovered Intact NEWEST DRASTIC PHILANTHROPIES LAND ORDINANCE WIN TOURNAMENT

Vienna.—(J. T. A.)—An ancient ij Beber is chairman of the subNearly one hundred enthusiastic synagogue built six centuries ago, in which will work out premembers attended a rousing stag the time of the first expulsion of the y plans for the permanent meparty of the Highland Country Club Jews from Austria in 1302, has just to the memory of Harry LapiTuesday evening at the Omaha Battle Matzoth Drive in Russia dus, according to announcement made Local Center to Meet St. Louis been discovered by the Jewish Ex- Bill Opposed by Jews Because of held Athletic Club.

Quasi Judicial on April as Hindering Soviet plorer Leopold Moses, in Korneuburg,

by Dr. A. Greenberg, general chairA full program was interspersed Prominent Speaker Will Open Powers 10th a small, town bordering on the Danman of the committee representing Work with short talks by John Hopkins, Drive May 8 at Public ube river. all of the local Jewish organizations.

Henry Rosenthal, Rabbi Frederick Function Jerusalem.—(J. T. A.)—The drastic The Stalmaster trophy for debatMoscow.—(J. T. A.) — A militant The synagogue was subsequently The other members of the commitConn and Fred White. Favorable reanti-Passover campaign which will tee include David Blacker, secretary; ing was won by the A. Z. A. No. presented to - the municipality by land ordinance which gives vast ad- ports for the past year were given, The machinery for the third ancontinue until the end of April was Mrs. H. Arnstein, Max Barish, Harry 100 in the final debate held last Kaiser Frederick -and has never "since \ ministrative powers to district Com- showing that the physical facilities of nual Jewish Philanthropies campaign missioners in land disputes has been announced here by the Atheists.

Pworsky, Abe Herzberg, William L. Thursday evening, March 17, at an returned to Jewish possession. the organization are the best in its has been set in motion, with prelimThe campaign has a dual,goal; first Holzman, Philip Klutznick, J. H. open meeting of the B'nai B'rith It is now owned, by a non-Jewish signed by the High Commissioner of history. inary arrangements for the mammoth to counteract-the matzoth campaign Kulakofsky, Mrs. M. F. Levenson, Lodge.

Chemist, who uses it as a storage Palestine.

A membership campaign has been of observing Jews, "which is charged Harry Malashock, J. J. Greenberg, The A. Z. A. No. 100 was repre- house. The synagogue building has I Jewish circles here have been criti- inaugurated, with Manning Handler drive disposed of at a meeting of the •with hindering; the Soviet upbuilding Harry Marcus, Goodman Meyerson, sented by William Wolfe and Ralph been the property of the latter's fam- • cal of the draft of the measure which as chairman, assisted by Dave Feder Special Committee on Planning, held enterprises, and second, to recruit Morris Minkin, I, Morgenstern, Henry Nogg, hwo debated the affirmative ily for the last two centuries, j became available last December, and and A! Mayer. First returns promise Wednesday evening at the Jewish Community Center. thousands of. new members for the Monsky, Mrs. L. Neveleff, Sam Ra- side of the question: "Resolved: That Until recently it was|surrounded by i opposed the measure because it con- a new membership record.

The campaigrn will open on Sunday fers quasi judicial functions on admilitant atheist brigades. — ,•' vitz, David Rosenstock, Max Selicow, the Jewish Religion L> No Longer an iron rod fence whi^h disappeared j Prospects for the coming season evening, May S, with a Iarg-e public ministrative officials; favors the posThe necessity for an intensification Dr. Philip Sher, Harry A. Wolf, Joe a Vital Force in the Lives of the one nig-ht and was never recovered one night and w s er cove are said to bp bright for a banner function, to which a prominent guest of the anti-religious-work' is also em- L. Wolf, N. S. Yaffe and H. B. Zim- Younger Generation." Hyman Good- With the exception of ihe fence, the j sessor of the land against the owner J speaker will be invited. The entire a n c ! nomadic population against j year. phasized by the "Emes.": The paper man. * binder and Arthur Lipp, represent- entire synagogue Istruction redetailed plan for the organization *f oth an outer t h e settled population. i deplores the statement made by Peter The plans decided upon by this sub- ing the Xi Lambda fraternity de- mains intact. It the drive will be worked out by n<ixt Smidowitch, vice-president of the XJ.\ committee will be submitted to the fended the negative. bps leading toj Lnder the new ordinance, District j and an inns r wall.

Wednesday evening, when a meeting JS, S...&, to the; effect that once syna- general committee for final action. the women's partition|as well as to j Commissioners may summon parties The final debate was the culminaof the Board of Governors and camto a dispute to appear before them V,gogqfes are converted into club houses tion of a series sponsored by the small windows are retained as during and to present written statements paign workers will be held at the a&ti-refigious work becomes less imthe Middle Ages.

Senior Council of Clubs of the J. C. Community Center. concerning their claims.

After readportant. : .

In the municipal tower are preC This was the first successful AH Jewish organizations will join ebrec^ e t that of aan- jj the statements, the District Comthe H Hebrew; tefct ^The "Ernes" recalls with horror debating tournament held at the Cen- served the in putting the campaign over, as the cient Torah Scrolls Written on parchmissioners are empowered to quesj _ , . . . that the chairman of the-Jewish Colter in recent years. It was also raant and manuscripts which have t i o n t h e defendants and plaintiffs, in' Philadelphia. — (J. T. A.) — By beneficiaries of the drive embrace lective, Freidorf, invited the local rabrip the second successful activity spons- raant and dm ai n cChi b J an effort to discover who was in act ' u n a n i n l ous resolution adopted at the every local, national and international bi to attend a meeting where the rabeffort to discover who was in act- session of the Administrative Comored by the Council this year. The been included in Christian texts by J uan al bi preached on Israel's brotherhood. of the land at the time mittee and the National Committee of Council has been successful in the monks who saved. the'se manuscripts | the possession dispute first occurred.

Moscow.—(J. T. A.)—The reason past few months in establishing Tom destruction.

This it comments, proves the urgent Zionist Organization of America, PHILANTHROPIES Should the District Commissioner the need for continuing the anti-religious for the recent change in the personnel itself in the club work at the Centhe World Zionist Organization and discover that either party was forciDRIVE BULLETIN of the Comzet, governmental depart- ter. Julius Bisnc is president of propaganda. the Jewish Agency were called upon bly dispossessed two months before Board of Governors and camment for settling Jews on the land The plan outlined for the anti-Passenter into negotiations with the j the Council. the dispute occurred, he may regard to paign workers will meet next Wedover campaign calls for scores of and in industry, is explained in the British Government with the view to j Judge Irvin Stalms.ster has stimuthe dispossessed party as the posses- establish a more definite relationship j nesday evening, March 30, at the atheist brigades for which . workers report of the investigating, commit- lated interest and competition among sor. The possessor may then occupy between and students are to be recruited from tee into the work of the Comzet, now the clubs by offering a trophy to the Mandatory Power and Jewish Community Canter. The the disputed territory until he is orpublished, and the basis on which the the towns, to be sent to the colonies. the Jewish people, especially as it af- meeting is vital to the organizathe club winning in the tournament. dered evicted by law. fects immigration and the acquisition tion of the Philanthropies.

The atheist brigades are to be armed charges were made.

No appeal will be permitted against of land in Palestine, in fulfillment of The men in charge of the work are The trophy will become the possesJudge Sophus " Neble will address with thousands of slogans, anti-relision of the ciub winning it three an open meetiag^of ifhe Omaha He- the decisions of the District Com- the Balfour Declaration, the Pales- Jewish charities, philanthropies, orgious leaflets, brochures and news- accused in the report of having con- times. phanages, and educational activities ducted it without any plan or system. brew Club at the-J. C. C. Sunday missioner. tine Mandate and Premier MacDon- making annual appeals for funds for papers.

No one was responsible for anything, St. Louis Debate afternoon, March -27, at 4 p. m. on ald's letter to Dr. Weizmann. the support of their work. it says. Things were done without The debating season at the Center 'Unlawful Law -Enforcement." Judge The resolution was adopted followThe Committee on Special Plan-, any sort of control, with the result will close with the debate between Neble has had the "opportunity to ing an address by Rabbi Stephen S. ning for ' the campaign include Wilthat - the plans laid down were not representative tearns of the J. C. C. view local enforcement as he has Wise who expressed the thought that liam L. Holzman, Mrs. H. Arnstein, carried into effect. According to the in Omaha and the Y. M. H. A. of S t been on the .municipal bench for a the time had come for a better underplan given to the Comzet, there Louis on Sunday evening, April 10. good many years. . . - .

Madrid.—(J. T. A.>—The spurious i standing of the relationship between Max Barish, Sam Beber, Max Crounse, Harry Dworsky, Dr. A. Greenberg, J. should have been about 12,000 trans- The Omaha team will consist of BUI In addition to this address, an Protocols of the Elders of Zion will Great Britain and the Jewish people. J. Greeaberg, Philip Klutznick, J. H» migrant families in the Crimea by Wolfe and Joe Solomonow. be published here in a Spanish transIaborate program", has been ar"World Jewry is sick and tired of KulakofeScy, M. F. Levenson, Irvin January 1st. Actually only 9,000 The Omaha-St. Louis debate will ranged. The Hazomir Singing So- lation by the "Daily Critireo," the letters and negotiations with under- Levin, Harry Malashock, Harry'Marfamilies migrated and more than 5,- decide the championship in the Mid- ciety will render "several "old-time" paper announced. lings. The time has come when 000' of them • went back to their old western Debating league. Omaha favorites. Dn L Datosky will give This is the first translation of the world Jewry must deal directly with cus, Jack Marer, Goodman Meyerson, Prague—(J. TV Al)-^-Politically the homes, meaning that the. plan was won the debate from St. Louis last some choice Yiddisfcr readings from Protocols to be issued in Spanish ajid the British government" once-and for Morris Minkin, Henry Monsky. Mrs. 380,000 "Jews of Czjecho-Slovakia are only S3 per cent effective. is causing some concern to the Jewish all to ascertain to what extent Great L. Neveleff, Mrs. Philip Sehwarti;4Jr. November held in St. Louis in which Sholem-Aleichemv -W one of the most fortunate gtoups in population which is anxious to pre- Britain truly means to facilitate *he P. Sher, Harry Silvern\an, Irvin StalIn "Bira "Bidjan there should have BearJLazjolowsky "and Ephraim Marks 1 master and H. A. Wolf. ^ ,»s*_ A string -qtt*rt»t* with Leona rd Eastern / E ~ '— %een" I^«0ff Jewisn rtransmigrarits-byvent an increase in anti-Semitic propCzechs January 1st. Actually only 7,730 peo- represented the Omaha Jewish Com- Korney as first violin, • Jose Masters aganda which has been making itself up-building of Palestine as the naJ equaRl»61I ., tional homeland of the Jewish peomunity Center. second violin, Milford Skow viola, evident recently.

Slovakian ' citizens.* citizens. Moreover,, the ple migrated, and only about 5,000 ple," Rabbi Wise declared. and Irving Chodacoff cello, will also government - is now considering a have remained there, meaning that The resolution which was presented be on the program. There will also project woHld-,sive- citizenthe plan has been only 43 per cent project whichh

by Abraham Tulin, chairman of the r ship opportunities (to'• the ipO0' pR be a performance by a mystery duet ship opportunities (to'• the i p O p effective. resolutions committee, was characterof the Psi Mu. 1,500 ' Jewish' Staaf^nlose " "in"v the . According to other reports, the ized by Jacob De Haas, chairman of President Irvin Levin announces country. A mjeasure has-BeenR "inumber of settlers who "have left Bira the session, as one of the most imthat this meeting is open to the troduced in' Parliament '-which w iJidjan and gone back to their homes portant resolutions adopted in the hismembership and their families and grant-automatic- citizenship ta^thgse, is much larger. tory of the American Zionist organiMoscow (J. T. A.).—The villages friends. who have been resident in t h e counof Soviet Russia are unexhaustThe Hazomir Singing Society will zations. try for 20~yeaTs, and right to citiGeneva.—(J. T. A.)—The question More than one hundred delegates ed reserves for recruiting new Jewish present a concert of Jewish music zenship to those who have lived in immigrants for settlement in BiraSunday evening, April 3. This is the from various parts of the country at- of the culmination of the British ManCzecho-Slovakia for a continuous date in Iraq, which was discussed at Bidjan and Crimea, Boris Trotski second public concert under the au- tended the sessions. five-year period. ; the last session of the League new director of the Comzet, governspices of the Jewish Community CenThe economic situation of. the of Nations unquestionably merits pubmental department for settling Jews ter.

Social entertainment mixed with Jerusalem.—JJ. T. A.)—A new imr on the land and in industry, told the Jews • is not, however, very good, lic interest and in particular that of Lovers of Jewish music will have business is on the program fox a dinparticularly . in the villages and migration' category for' middle class new praesidium of the Comzet. the Jew*. The fate of Palestine is an opportunity to hear an unusual small towns-of the Eastern provin- settlers seeking admission to Palesner stag' being planned by the B'nai very closely interlinked with the fate Mr. Trotski, an agronomist, replac Brith lodge for the meeting on Thurs- program of Jewish folk and tradices, Sloyakia and Carpatho-Russia, tine, was announced by the Palestine of the mandate system in general. tional music, in which the Hazomir ing A. Merezhln who resigned last where approximately 100,900 Jews government. : day evening, April 14, at the J. C. C. . -. ...

Iraq, like Palestine, is one of the soWarsaw.—(J. T. A.) — The Polish Society has made notable progress in month' after considerable criticism, reside.

At the close of the dinner the busi, The nsw category would admit faris accused by the Jewish, called "A". Mandates,, and is, mores | mersy. marchanta • and"> industrialists, stated that it is a virtual certainty ness of the lodge will be transacted. recent months. The choir has been government The general ... economic press of employing a numerous clau- over, an Arabic country and PaleSconsiderably enlarged and will be repthat 14,000 new Jewish settlers wil a program presented, and then bridge coupled with the acute agrarian sit- provided' thejr can show a capital of sus against the starving Jewish pop-,j tine's closest Eastern neighbor. resented on April S by over forty \. be secured from Bira- Bidjan and will follow. uation is forcing the Jews out of five hundred pounds sterling. ulace. \ Two years ago Great Britain made voices and orchestra under the directhirteen hundred for Crimea. the villages into the city. In addi- ' This new category in no way' afThe papers cite figures to show j known to the League its intention of tion of Cantor A. Schwaczkin.

The recruiting of immigrants from tion ;_the Czech and Slovakian co- fects the existing classification which A new program is being prepared that despite the fact that the Jews I concluding its mandate *>ver Iraq in operatives with, their national ele- requires a capital of a thousand the villages represents a departure for this concert in addition to solos constitute 33 1-3 per cent of the popu- j 1932 and suggested that Iraq be iadments are responsible for depriving pounds, before admitting middle class from the policy of last year when im lation of Warsaw, they are getting j mitted to the League as ^1 member at and musical numbers. many Jews of means of livelihood. prospective settlers to enter the coup- migrants weje drawn from the towns less than 5 per cent of their propor- j that time. It can safely be forecast 115,006 immigrants The mp This is causing a constant stream try, the communication "makes clear. tionate share in free meals to the j that > there will be no delay in the fTrotski said of Jewish migration from the vilpoor and a little more than C per cent j admission of Iraq to the League ill' o: ;owns. In • the towns, j ^ -t,,.* _ T J , ^ - , _ . T»lr,nnak] ^P 1 *^ ! &N !#$!#*;^Organization organization of lages to the toWns. of the financial aid to which they are i 193 moreover, the position of the Jews! l r i D U t e JtSemg J r i a n n e u immi^fipifihrMthese regions was Iraq's admission to the League ivfill U ? entitled. is far' from. being enviable.- Thei f O r J u l i u s R O S e n W a l t l I ^ ^ ^ ''' "The Warsaw relief committee ap- unquestionably have an important Fifty • percent of the prospectiv Jews feel the» crisis doubly, since Berne.—(J. T. A.)—An interpellacrisis rionblv. since I " 1 settlers Fifty • for aercent of -the nroSDective pointed by the government, the pa- bearing upon the conduct of affairs the two Jewish region; they have dual" obligations as Jews tion in the Swiss Parliament calling pers assert, supplies 22,000 free meals in Arab countries and upon conditions New York (J. T. A.).—American "wijl; be drawn from -White Russia, and and as citizens.

• • for the prohibition of the existence of daily to Christian poor, while the in neighboring countries of the Near Jewry wfll pay its tribute to the mein The Jewish community is suffer- ory of the late Julius Roseriwald jit: ;the *remalpd«r from Ukraine, he staNationalist Socialist jrrouDS in Swit- j poor receive but 1,000 free j East. ing a dearth of funds for social un- the annual meeting of the National ted. ? ' zerland was refused by the governAlready it has led to the announcemeals. dertakings such as hospitals, social Council of the American Jewish Joipt ment. : ment of France's intention of con» relief, for which the government Distribution Committee which will The explanation was made that the eluding its mandate over Syrial' subventions are very small. .The be held in New York on Sunday, Nazi groups .could be declared illegal France is negotiating with Syrian government "subsidy is less than 10 March 27. only in the event that they wera y' . : ileaders for the safeguarding of hsr per cent of. the \sum which the Jew- \ This' meeting; •will bring together guilty of disturbing peace or espioninterests when the mandate shall have ish community must expend "for*its leaders; in communal and:Jewish leaUage. been concluded. ^rr•-'' f4i) r r Twenty-one needs. -In * Bratislava alone the an- ers..'representing , Conservative, Re- • .--7—• London.—(J. T. A.)—A new comShould Iraq and Syria become innual budget for Jewish needs is ap-. form, and Orthodox religious groups, Jehv^ih icolonnes'of ^Quatro Irmaos who mission to inquire into the extent of i dependent countries, Palestine will reproximately? €,000,000 - Czech kronen ynYL tell of Mr. Rosenwald's work in participated in the Exhibition organthe state lands in Palestine available main the only "A" Mandate territory. whereas the government* approprir behalf of-the-Jews in many lends. ized'!>>•: jt^"e iGdvf*timent: oi'fort Mefor Jewish settlement will be ap- True, juridicially the Palestine Manation , for Jewish .needs throughout The Rosenwald^tribute will be broad-' gro,HhaHi Teceiyfeck- » ^number'; •; oi pointed at an early date in accord-1 " " * ' .J-""'"*"* from the the country is - less than . 1,000,000 cast over a nation-wide network of awards? redwing ifor - their-products.

Bratislava.—(J. T. A.)—Hundreds ance with the declaration made b y j d a t e 1S e n t i r e l J r The governnient commissions express kronen.' Generally speaking •'.' the the National Bipadcaisting Company other mandates and requires special of Jewish students from Poland and Premier MacDonald to Dr. Weizmann, Jews are treated like step-rchildren through, station ' WJZ at twelve fcd by aj Bpepjal :award their satisfac administration. There is no question, Roumania who until now have studied February, 1931, it was announced by tion wilh-thfee of these colonists, whe in the governmental appropriations o'clock. at Bratislava and Prague Universi- Sir Robert Hamilton, under-Secretary however, that the Arab nationalists have -each been given an agricultural for education and social welfare and of Palestine will make political capties are compelled to seek matricula- for Colonies. . machine, says a report from Brazf the Jewish representatives will be ital of the imminent independence of tion in other, countries because of the received at the lea head office here. compelled to institute an intensive Syria and Iraq. One should not exHyman Goodbinder intensified anti-Semitic atmosphere. . effort to secure larger subsidies aggerate the importance of this arThe Czecho Slovakian students : The. two Omaha chapters of A. Z. from the government. gument, but it must be conceded that A. will jointly observe the fifth an- have recently displayed an unbridled the prospect of remaining the single hatred of their Jewish colleagues nual international A. Z. A. Sabbath, X A U ^ - l ^ «> T_-__ •_ J Jerusalem.—(J. T. A.)—Students mandated territory in the Near East by participating in the services at which on several occasions crystaldoes definitely create a political atfrom America and other countries ized into attacks.

• Charkov.—(J. T. A.)—The number London (J. T. A,).—The Britisft the J. C. C. tonight. . mosphere for Palestine which is not desiring to matriculate at the Hebrew of Jewish workers in the co-called Hyman Goodbinder, president of University, will be admitted to Pales- force in Palestine consists of 3,50( heavy industries in the Ukraine is inviting. tine outside the quota, it was an- persons, according to a statemeni the Missouri Valley Alepha Associa- Blood Libel Released 10,00 Jews are employed. made in Parliament by Sir Philip Sas tion and vice president of the mother Mexico City.—(J. T. A.) — Attacks nounced here. .

Bratislava. — The Velkaberezna In the three largest industries in soon, Under-Secretary of Air. chapter, will conduct the services. the Jews which have been ap-l _Upon . . , ,. . .

The action of the Palestine governo Court quashed the case against two Charkov, tractors, electrical mechanOf this number, 1,340 belong .to thi Rabbi David Goldstein will deliver pearmg m leading newspapers for thei ment is in response to the request of Jews, Steinberger and lieberman, unpast fortnight have practically ceased j ths Hebrew University Administra- army; 610 to the air force, and' 951 the main sermon on "Some Essential der arrest for months on charges of ization and locomotive- construction, to the Transjordan frontier force. showing a steady increase.

Elements in Judaism." owing to a truce arranged by repre- tion. having attempted to draw the blood sentatives of the Jewish Chamber of Bonds for a period of three years Ralph Nogg, presif'snt of the Sam of two Christian children in Novisam"The Casting of Lots," a Purim -Commerce and industry and of the which the Hebrew University was Brandeis Quarter Beber chapter, and Erwin Wazelman, era, a small town in Carpatho-Russia, Against Immigration Bars play will feature the annual Purim Mexican Federation of Labor. formerly required tOjgive.will.be re- Enlarged president of the Mother Chapter, for ritual purposes.

London.—The removal of the bars entertainment of the Temple Israel The press has. been agitating duced to* a minimum rate of 4 pounds Jerusalem.—The Workmen's quar- will both give short talks on the The case has been pending for some to Jewish immigration into Palestine Sunday School at the Temple Sunday against the Jews on the ground that for one year: '."• ter at Hedera, named after Justice work of A. Z. A. The public is in- time and efforts to secure the xelease and the artificial barriers against afternoon at 2:30 p. m. The play will Jews are replacing Mexicans in cerLouis D. Brandeis, will be enlarged as vited. of the defendants were made on num- land purchase by Jews, was demanded be under the direction of Misss Best : tain fields of work,, and thatt wages Kovnb.—*For 'the first time since a result of the allocation of 450 du w g e s in in Similar observances are being held erous occasions when the evidence by John Buchan, chairman of the Weinstein.

Jewish the war, Lithuanian Jewry has issued nams of Wadi Hawareth land for this tonight by A.. Z. A. chapters given by the two children was termed Parliamentary pro-Palestine CommitThere will also be a Purim pro* others. shops were lower than in an argent appeal for aid. purpose. gram. The public is invited. throughout the country. to be pure fiction . tee in behalf of his colleagues. \

ORGANIZATION

DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS WITH GREAT BRITAIN

REASONS GIVEN FOR RECENT CHANGES IN COMZET PERSONNEL

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Protocols of Elders of Zion in Spain

CZECHOSLOVAKIA JEWS ENJOYING fOUTICAL RIGHTS

Says Unexhausted^ Reserve for Bidjan, Crimea Immigrants

NEW CATEGORY FOR

INDEPENDENCE OF SYRIA AND IRAQ TO AFFECTPALESTINE

Hazomir Concert of Jewish Music at Center April 3

B'nai Brith Novel Program April 14

"NUMERUS CLAUSUS" VERSUS JEWISH POOR

To Lead Services at A. Z. A. Sabbath

Refuse to Bar Nazi Groups in Switzerland

in Win ^Awards

Inquire Into Lands for Jewish Settlers

Students Coirmelled to Matriculate Elsewhere

Attacks on Jews in Mexico Are Halted

Students tof Palestine Outside of Quota British Military Force in Palestine Is 3,500

Number of Jews in Industries Growing

Purim Entertainment at Temple on Sunday

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to appenr at said Court on the said 2nd day of April, 1932. at 9 o'clock A. M., to contest said petition, the Court may grant the same and grant administration of said estate to Liibbian ehrifrteneen or some other suitable person and proceed to a setUement t h e r e o f ^ ^ C R A W F O B D i 3-ll-32-3t.

County Judge.

In the past two months four ping pong tournaments have taken place.

First, in the men's division, Harry Published every Friday at Omaha, Nebraska, by Lipp was crowned champion of the THE JEWISH PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY second successive year, winning over Millard Siegal. In the women's tourSubscription Price, one year - m - ;-• - - - - $2.50 nament, Fremette Goldberg was '• Advertising rates furnished on application Room Wanted!

By crowned Queen of the Ladies' ping .< Office: 490 Brandeis Theater Building Single man wants room. "Will pong artists winning over Esther RABBI LOUIS I. NEWMAN Siegal. ^ Telephone: ATlantic 1450 pay $12 per month. Write Congregation Rodeph Sholom, New York Due to the large number of enSioux City Office—Jewish Community Center Jewish Press, Box S-5 Tonight. trants into the junior tournament, it !1 DAVID BLACKER - - - - Business and Managing Editor was necessary to divide the juniors "The Immortal Goethe" will be FRANK R. ACKERMAN - - - Editor into two classes. Sam Riklin defeat- Rabbi Frederick Cohn's sermon topic Ed Wynn, "The Perfect Fool," a portraits of the first president, and ed FANNIE KATELMAN - - Council Bluffs, Iowa, Correspondent Haykin to with the laurels for the services at Temple Israel ANN PILL - - - - - - - Sioux City, Iowa, Correspondent delightful comedian, was born Ed discussing bi-oenntennial plans with in Tommy Class A, while in Class B. Joetonight.

Leopold, the son of a wholesale mil- the associate director. The conversa- Soshnick defeated Tomorrow Morning linrey establishment head, who want- tion of the three after a while divert- baum for the title. Morris KirschenTHE JEWISH FARMER Rabbi Cohn will deliver an aded his son to become a commercial ed itself to their illustrious forbears.

The world continues to move in cycles, and just as two thou- factor in the city of Brotherly love. "1 suppose, Mr. Bloom," said one of At present there is an intermediate dress on "Sacrifices" at the services Snooker tournament in pro-Saturday morning. sand years after their expulsion the Jewish, people are returning1 "The boy had different ideas; he the group with the superiority of tone doubles gress.

Kaddish to the "land of milk arid honey," so too our people are slowly but wanted to be an actor—a Jewish char- of a proprietary family, "you must The drawings are: acter comedian. Father emphatically get bored hearing us talk about our Kaddish will be recited this SabNeveleff-Efros vs. White-Rosengradually returning to their original avocation of fanning. Even stated that his boy might be funny in ancestors." bath for Herman Cohn. berg; Soskin-H. Lipp, drew bye; here in the United States new strength is steadily being added to private parlors but wouldn't make a "Oh, I don't know," replied Sol. Sherman-Adler vs. Birginal-Elkin; Purim Entertainment the increasing vitality of the Jewish farm movement. Only last professional success. Then, too, fail- "How about Abraham, Isaac and Ja-Giller-Ginsberg vs. Ferer-Ferer; Laz- The annual Purim entertainment would reflect upon the family. cob?" erowitz-Gross vs. Stein-Zorinsky.

Sunday graduating exercises were held at the National Farm ure"But by the children of the Sunday school I'll change my name," Ed First round matches will end Mon- will be held Sunday afternoon at School, pouring forth more Jewish youth to begin the adventure countered. "Yes, that would be fine," "Anecdotal" is the title of a grow- day, March 28, 1932.

2:30 p. m. at the Temple. A Purim I of tilling the soil and helping dispel the conception too generally his father replied, with a tinge of sar- ing department in the "Correct Jewplay, "The Casting of Lots," will ! acasm.

"But, if you made a success, ish Record."

It is an excellent asheld that the Jewish, people are by training, tradition and tem- no one would know you were my son," semblage of tales which Mr. Wallach be presented under the direction of • Miss Bess Weinstein. There will ! perament unsurted for farm life. Constantly, more Jewish youths "I have never before credited father and his collaborators have brought FOR SALE also be a Purim program. j are wisely seeking their salvation and happiness next to the soil, with a sense of humor," said Wynn. together.

MATZOS and All Passover Representatives In his first appearance at HaverNecessities One of them relates to the late amidst the streams and fields of nature.

Equitable Life hill, Mass., his "entrance" was as Zangwill. Andrew Lang- once Dutch Revisionist Union MRS. G. POLLAY The Jewish farmer in America is becoming an ever stronger follows: "I was seated on a box inIsrael wrote to him asking him to appear of New York Amsterdam. — A Dutch Union of; WEbster 3437 cog in the machinery of our national life. The recent report of front of the 'drop in one,' holding in a benefit entertainment. He re- 1560 No. 19.

Revisionists has been formed here. newspaper before my face, when the ceived the immediate and laconic anthe Jewish Agricultural Society—few people know that it has been acurtain 545 Omaha Nat'l Bank went up and the orchestra "If A. Lang will, I. Zangwill." in existence in the United States for 32 years—shows our Jewish played "Wearing of the Green." Then swer: 1BVIX C. LEVIX, Attorney.

AT. 4367 It is a fine thing to gather the hu301 Kleotric Bldg. farm population in this country has grown a hundred-fold in I let the paper down and there I was morous stories of outstanding Jewish KNOW ALL MEN P.Y THESE PKESthe regulation make-up of the orth- personalities, and to make them availHome Phone: JA. 4746, thirty-two years, from 1000 to 100,000. Despite demoralized in KNTS. that at a nicotine of (lie KlorkHamilton Street odox Jewish comedian. It was a able to readers in years to come. Too hoidrn* ot Sherman & < ompany hvld in markets and the tobogganing of farm prices to the low of low laugh. Then I began. Well, I was often these witty items disappear WA. S755 the City of Omahn. NfbraskH, <>n the 10th Window Shades day "f Mnnh. 1():?'J. in nrronlaiKf with levels, the Jewish farmers here are not deserting the soil and are just hissed and booed off the stage. from memory, but now they can be the Articles of Incorporation of s;ii<l CorSHOP poration thrre ivns rt-prfN*-:)H'<1 iii person not succumbing to defeatism. In this successful straggle, the I must have been dreadful to affect I preserved intact. all of t lie outstanding stock of the coran audience so. I never finished the I Window Shades, 36x6 of unporation.

Jewish agricultural society is playing the godfather. This all- monologue." | breakable and washable shade ("peri motion duly m;u!«\ ^-COTK]*'.} nn*l Midwestern A. A. U. tourna- 0 cloth for 50c and up. rnrried the Articles of Incorporation w » » Jewish organization gives advice, guidance, and aid to those who But since then he has become one cent chanpol ami amended in 1 be. iollowing For Tasty Delicatessens ment after I had him picked to go particulars to-wit: desire to buy farms and who intend to take up farming as a life's of America's renowned entertainers. a long way in the hug and grunt 1 We clean and reverse shades Phone or Call at the Article I of the Articles of Incorporation is delightful in the "Laugh PaJ for 15c and up. is amended to read as follows: work, as well as lending financial assistance to the Jewish farmers He meet.

Abe says: "They would not Underwood rade." He speaks at one point of a AKTICLE I WALNUT 3500 The name of this corporation shall be in need. After establishing several successful Jewish farm settle- titled lady; he did not know her exact let me use any tough holds on him.

Delicatessen '"Centra! Food Distributors, liir." that I tried was barred 4202-4 Hamilton St. ments throughout the country, the Society recently embarked on title, but he thinks it was the "Isth- Everything Article IV of the Articles of Incorporaand I cannot beat a man by talkGlendale 3951 of Panama." He describes a tion was amended to read as follows. a new project . . . the establishment of "Agro-Industrial" farms. mus AKTICLE IV 5019 UNDERWOOD AVE. gentleman whose name was so long ing him to death." Amateur wrestlThP amount of the authorized capital This project combines industry with agriculture, and gradually that he could not one and the same ing differs greatly in many localiJ. Raduziner, Prop.

Stock shall t«e Fifty Thousand ($TiO,<XKV<K>) Hollars divided into Five Thousand <*>.fln<l) eases a new man into farm life by offering him a farm within time smoke a cigar and take a shower ties, some holds are permitted and Delivery Service shares of the par value of Ten (JltUK)) others are barred. Give me the bath.

I'ollars each. Said stock slmll Uc offered commuting distance of his place of employment in the city.

Open Sundays and Evenings for subscription nt such time as may be Jewish entertainers abound on thechoke 'em punch 'em kind that we decided upon by the I.oard of IHrectors Agricultural information on every conceivable branch of boards, and add much to the gaiety of see at the auditorium; that's wrestlSPECIAL and shall be paid for in cash or by the transfer of property nt the fair, reasonable Harding Ice Cream, 45c Quart farming is brought to the Jewish farmer by the Jewish Society's the nations (no pun on the transla- ing.

MHI asroed value of such property at the tion of the word "Goyim."). time vt the issuance of said stock.

Extension department of experts. Nor has this group forgotten T'pon motion duly made, seconded and carried it w:ts further resoJved thut the the social and cultural phase of rural life, nor the value of co- A speaker was describing a dream, Manny SegeVs J. C. C. girls' team president and secretary of this corporation had a creditable season winning 1«* and they are fa^r.-liy authorized to sigrn. operative and community- undertakings. Its service and that of "I dreamed," he said, "that I was has ten out of twelve games, which is file and publish said amendments as by a speech in the House of law required. the Farm' School are invaluable in solving the problem of some making not half bad.

The girls are fast, and I woke up, and by Jove, Witness the name and corporate seal of Jewish people, a solution tiiat is gaining and should gain in pop- Lords, rough and built for endurance. More this corporation by the president, attested was." by the secretary, this JOth day of March, power to them. It is a shame that ularity among our people—a "back to the soil" movement, helping Enjoy more leisure by SHERMAN' & COMPANY. were not entered in one of the having us do your the individual improve his lot and deriving that satisfaction out of It is told of Louis Bromfield, the they Hy G. S. Sherman. author, that he was engaged at a girls' leagues here in the city. laundrying for you.

Attest President. living which only contact with nature can bring. American Jews fabulous salary by a motion picture RUSK SACKS, Secretary.

AND are in small but growing numbers joining their brethren in Pal- magnate of Hollywood.

The Bee-News cagers in the junior F E i D E S B l U G , STALMASTEK * BECF.K SERVICE 650 Omaha National Bank ISldg. estine and Russia as active, rugged tillers of the soil, earning their league hung one on the WorldFor weeks he drew his salary mere- Heralds in the title match of the A.MECTMEVT TO ARTICLES OF INbread through the labors of their own hands—a living refutation ly for being idle. Finally, in desperaCORPORATION OF OMAHA FIXTURE HArney 1102 league. The News shouters held the AND SUPPLY COMPANY. of that age-old slander that. Jews are incapable or unwilling to en- tion, he ventured into the office of Herald boys to four lone points KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES2 3,O O the magnate and asked why he was <Our New Phone Number) | ENTS, that at the annual meeting of the | : gage in arduous, productive toil.

AT. 1 3 O O stockholders and of the Board of Direotois being paid his salary for doing noth- chalking up 12 themselves. Harold of Omaha Fixture & Supply Company, a Barish coaches the champs and says, Rome.—The agitation for the es-ing.

Nebraska corporation, hold on February 29, 1!)32, at which meeting all of the stockJews in Anxiety "Oh, that's all right," said the mag- "In a couple of years you will see tablishment of a numerus clausus to holders and directors were present and Chattanooga.—The Jewish populace limit the admission of Jewish stu- nate, "we have engaged you because some real ball players running participated, a resolution was read and around here."

Maybe. unanimously adopted, whereby Article VII in the south is liying through a state dents in a number of countries in you don't want any other company to of the Articles of Incorporation was of intense anxiety as charges that Europe was vigorously condemned make use of your name, because we amended, so as to provide for the election of not less than five nor more than nine the Jews are responsible for the pres- by Professor Francesco Marinetti, know what an important name in the I hate to dig up trouble, but as I members of the Board of Directors to adent depression continue to be made one of Mussolini's lieutenants, who world of letters you have, Mr. Bloom- warned players and managers beminister the affairs of the said Omaha or a game of Fixture & Supply Company. field." unchecked in churches, at public is one of the prominent members of fore, any man playing against Frank Article VII as it now reads provides meetings and in radio addresses. the Italian Academy. that the Board of Directors shall consist of not U>ss than three nor more than five Congressman Sol Bloom is consid- Ike Mahoney is liable to find himmembers. self suspended from amateur comerably in the public eye, and the Drop in at the IRYIN STALMASTER. "Current Jewish Record" prints a petition and that would be tough for President.

L. A. LAriDUS, some of these high school and colsummary of a recent article entitled: D A W Billiards and 3-11-32 -4t.

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"Super-Salesman of Patriotism" lege kids. Mahoney is a professionTCI/A I Coffee Shop FRADESBtJRG, STALMASTER & BEBER which tells the following story: "De- al and was eligible to play only in 650 Omaha National Bank Bldg., scendants of three American presi- the J. C. C. national league loop be119 So. 15th Omaha, Nebraska dents were gathered in Bloom's of- cause that league was limited to XOTICE OF INCORPORATION Notice is hereby given that the underfice not long ago looking over the competition among Center members signed hare associated themselres together to form a corporation under the laws of only. Any man who plays with him the. State of Nebraska. The name of the or against him in any other contest, corporation is "'Permanent Architectural & Buildins Exhibit, Inc.," and the principal Low Bug Fares even such a game as last Sunday, place of business is in Omaha, Douglas between Des Moines and the HerCounty, Nebraska. The general nature, of the business to be transacted is to conduct mans, is open for suspension, such display rooms for the exhibition imd display of building equipment, building mais the word of the president and

By STANLEY F. LEVIN terials, fixtures, building and household secretary of the Midwest A. A. U. accessories and personal property of every 3 Denver, $10.00; Chicago, $8.00*1; Just as we expected one of the Forewarned is forearned. nature and description, and to lease, rent and sub-let space for the exhibition and Center entrants in the Midwestern Sioux City, $2.25 | display of any such items. The authorized I capital stock is $10,000.00, divided into 100 A. A. U. doubles handball tournashares of the par value of $100.00 each, all ment copped the championship. In The annual parade of Jewish ball of -which is common stock and when issued shall ba fully paid up and non-assessable. faot, it was an all-Jewish finals, players in the big league is on.

David R. Cohen The corporation shall commence business Places a Morris Bloom and Harry Rich paired Reese of the New York Yankees, upon the filing of its articles of incorporaRepresenting The tion in the office of the County Clerk and G-E Refrigerator to defeat Max Altshuluer and Jack Cohen of the Brooklyn Dodgers, continue for a period of 50 years. The Sadofsky, two games out of three. Jonah Goldman of Cleveland, Rosenin your; kitchen. highest amount of indebtedness or liability 8 306 N. 16th St. JA. 8462 8 to which the corporation shall at any time berg of Brooklyn and I2zy Goldstein subject itself shall not exceed two-thirds Balance Easy of its capital stock. The affairs of the Basketball, will it never end? The of the Detroit Tigers. This boy Terms. corporation shall be conducted by a Board of Directors of not less than three memJ. C. C. tourney was almost won by Goldstein seems to have the goods. bers, who shall be chosen from among the Phone AT. 7168 a Jewish team, the A. Z. A. No. He is a pitcher and has taken his stockholders at their annual meeting. The turn regularly in all spring training articles of incorporation may be amended Home, WA. 1923 1 basketeers losing out in the finals by the affirmative vote of two-thirds of to the Creighton Prep, city and in-games so far this year and has the capital stock at any regular or special Non-Cancellable meeting of the stockholders. tercity championship crew, playing pitched superb ball. Reese and GoldHealth and Accident In the presence of: O. T. DOERR. man are . holdovers from last year under the name of the Hain ElecLife Insurance SAM BEBER. P. M. KLUTZNICK. 3-4-32-4t trics. The game was nip and tuck and were more or less of regulars COMPLETE STORE AND on their respective teams.

The inall the way, the winners only emergNOTICE OF OFFICE OUTFITTERS ternational league has a raft of JewDISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP ing victorious after a desperate last W» Occupy Notice is hereby given that the partnerish players, a few of them being quarter rally, which iced the game.

Over :o.OOO Square Feet ship heretofore subsisting between Charles Andy and Sydney Cohenj Jake Levey S. Ross and Nate B. Belzer, co-partners heretofore carrying on business as the Southwest Corner and Hy Rosenberg, all owned by the SPRING IS HERE Ross Grocery Company and the B. & R. Eleventh and Douglas Streets RE FRIGE RA.XQA] The Herman Cigars quint took a New York Giants. More about them Grocery, has been dissolved by mutual Beautify your home. Prices consent as and from the 14th day of close decision from the Des Moines later. So long.

Phone JAckson 2724 March, 1932. It is further mutually agreed of our high grade NebraskaJ* C. C. the other afternoon, 44 Omaha. Nebr. that the Raid Charles S. Ross becomes Why wait for this great convenience grown nursery stock is the lowhere and after the sole owner of the store to 37.

Mahoney, Van Ackeren and and economy? The G-E Refrigerator known as the Charles S. Ross Grocery Schlaifer, the former fightest ever known.

Worthing of Creighton University ingMorrie Company, located at 6070 Military, and vnB. be placed in your home today for fool, says he wfll try his third or Our grass seed and fertilizer Nate B. Belaer becomes the sole owner of combined -with Phil Gerelick and Lou fourth the store known as the B. & R. Grocery, comeback soon. The erstonly $10 down. will make your lawn glad.

Weiner to turn the trick. Frank while auditorium located at 2821 N. lOtb. It is further muheadliner is again tually agreed that Charles S. Ross assumes Brody, Missouri Valley tennis star down, Tmt he says not out. I doubt all of the outstanding obligations of the Prepare for the hot summer days to Home Landscape said Ross Grocery Company, and the said and former Iowa University basket- very seriously if Morrie will get become. Save your food from spoiling Nate B. Belzer assumes all of the outball player, was the big shot for the yond" first base in his comeback, but Service standing obligations of the said B. & R. by this efficient refrigeration method.

Grocery. losers, caging some uncanny long hope springs eternal in the human 924 No. 24th St. The G-E Refrigerator will soon pay.

Dated the 14th day of March, 1032. heaves. breast CHARLES S. ROSS. (Near Canting) for itself by the saving of food alone.

3-18-32-4t NATE B. BELZER. Operating cost js extremely low.

JA. 5115 Eve, MA. 4006 Sammy Riklin pinged and ponged JACK W. MAKER, Attorney Phi Beta Epsilon bis way - to the junior ping pong . C«u»ty -Co«rt Home,. City The PhiBeta Epsilon basket ball SOLD ON EASY TERMS championship, -his rival in the finals NOTICK OF ADMINISTRATION team i s one x)f the leaders in the In the County Court of Douglas County, b i T .Haykin. : Nebraska.

Creighton university interfraternity In the Matter of the Estate of Wilbur NATIONAL ENGRAVING CO.JNC. ball league. To date the quin' Christensen, Deceased. , The J." C. C. wrestling meet will basket . All persons Interested in said estate are /Vv\ AtVtIS/TS /f\ tet has lost only two games.

ACCESSORIES, INC. be held this Sunday afternoon and hereby notified that a petition has been Members of the team are Henry V ENCHAVERS V_ filed in said Court allegingtliat said should be worth watching. Abe Weiner, Morris Blacker, Hyman I • deceased died leaving ino. last Tfill and "Everything jfoir the Aut*" Pnone ATLANTIC O659 i prayings fo*' tidminlstralfion upon his esFaier is the- sure] shot; as the rookies Gbodbinder, Harry Levinson, Judy tate, ana that a hearing will s be had on j i 2051 Farnam-j-AT^ E52jt.' say, for the "heavyweight honors. Kaplan, Leo' Bernstein, Caleb Belove, sAId ipetatioji before caid 'cowirt'on the 2nd day of 'April, 1032, and that if they fail Abe explains his losing h r the ~re- Morris Stalmaster and Julius Bisno.

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IORORITY ANNIVERSARY j •ARTY The;'first anniversary of the Alpha Januna Nu sorority /will . J>e celeirated Sunday evening; with \ a party at the home of, Miss Sara-" Simon, •with eighteen guests invited.- A color scheme of pink and green, the sorority "color's," win. Be carried out.

Rose K e l b e r g i s -president, Tilly Paier secretarj' and "Sara. Simon reporter. '..'•" V'"".''. ""'".•'

Conservative < Synagogue

Miss Ann Quinlan of the Visiting Fear New Attack Nurses Association, is in charge, and Bucharest.^—A new attack upon tin!

Dr. Clarence Bentin is the attending Jewish population in Borscha whers in July, 1930, anti-Semitic incendiarphysician.

The clinic is conducted every Wed- ies set fire to Jewish houses is exnesday morning from 9:30 to 11:30.pected in connection with, the dedication of the "National House" of thd a. m.

Candle lighting time Friday, March 25, 5:55 p. m.

BOOK REVIEW;SUPPER SAX-«WABTZ MARRIAGE at his home Tuesday ^ evening on the The next book-review-supper of Services Tonight Mr: and Mrs. Isadore Swartz an- occasion of his forty-eighth birthday. the Junior Society of the .ConservaMembers of A. Z. A. chapters No. nounce the marriage of -their daughtive Synagogue will be held at the 1 and 100 will attend services as ter, Eileen, to Morris Sax, son of SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY J. C. C. on Monday, March 28, a group* to celebrate International Mr. Joe Sax, of Sioux City.'"':" Miss Elsie Lazarus was honored at The starting at 6:30. Rabbi David A. A. Z. A. Sabbath.

1L i ceremony: vras performed on a surprise birthday party Saturday Goldstein will review . "Job," ' by Hyman Goodbinder, Ralph Nogg, ,rTnesday, March 22, at 18 p. m. at night at Spring Lake Park pavilion Joseph Eoth. Reservations may beand Erwin Wezelman will partici| "the Congregational B'nai Jacob-An- by the Misses Betty Tuchman and phoned in to Anne Lintzman at pate in the services. Rabbi Gold> she Sholom in the" presence of mem- Sara Baum. Sixteen couples atthe J. C. C. stein will speak on "Some Essen) hers of the innnediatefamUyl Rabbi: tended. tial Elements in Judaism." ; H. Grodzinsky and Rev. Fleisher of- The evening was spent in dancing, : Annual Ball .ficiated. : , . . -• . '....-•'• .': followed by a buffet supper. The "Tee-Off" A. Z. A. Saturday evening, April 2, is the A reception in honor of the couple color scheme was green and gold.

Mrs. B. A. Simon set aside for the annual con>' .will "be held on Sunday, March 27, Mrs. Michael Tuchman and Mr. and Dance on April 3 date Mrs. B. A. Simon is the chairman gregational ball. Be sure to obtain | from 3 to 5 p. m. and from 7 to 9 Mrs. David Krantz chaperoned. of the committee in charge of .the A "golf" theme will be carried out your tickets early. _p. m. About one hundred invitaConservative Synagogue's second an- at the "Tee-Off," spring dance of the SOCIAL NOTES Junior Society Vons have been issued.

Harry Rubenstein of Denver, Colo., nual Congregational Ball, to be held Mother Chapter of A. Z. A., to be held The next lecture-supper of the aUMON-FAIER ENGAGEMENT formerly of Omaha, is here on the Saturday evening, April 2, at the at the Blackstone hotel ballroom on Junior Society will be held Monday Sunday evening, April 3.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Y. Faier an- final stop of a forensic trip which Jewish Community Center. evening, March 28, at the J. C. C. Mrs. Simon, together with Mrs. I. nounce the engagement of their included debates with Nebraska UniRabbi Goldstein will discuss the book Novelties, door prizes, prize waltzes daughter, Tilly, to Leo Simon, - son versity, Nebraska Wesleyan, and W. Rosenblatt, and a corps of mem- and dance features are being arrang- "Job," the story of a Simple Man, bers of the auxiliary, are conducting of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Simon, of Creighton University. Rubenstern ed by the committee in charge, con- by Joseph Roth. this city. represents the University of Denver. a drive to sell patrons' tickets for the sisting of Art Grossman, Hyman Everyone is welcome. Reservaball.

Goodbmder and Harold Tuchman. tions may be made through Miss The proceeds of the affair will go WEDDING DATE SET Miss Rose Einbender of St. Joseph, to the synagogue building fund.

Paul Spor and his Paradise Boys I Anne lintzman at the J. C. C Miss Dorothy Saltzman, daughter Mo., was the week-end guest of the will furnish the music and additional of Mr. and Mrs. B. Saltzman of Misses Rose and Sophie Rosenstein.

Miss Anne Tretiak, a student at entertainment.

Council Bluffs, has set Sunday eveBaby Clinic Being ning, April 10, at the date of her Miss Dorothy Abrams has re- Northwestern University. at Center marriage to Keith Peltz, son of Mr. turned home from the hospital and Sunday Matinee Dance A baby Held -and Mrs. M. Peltz, of Omaha. The is convalescing at the home of her WINS IN ORATORY clinic sponsored by the Lee Herzof f and his orchestra, popwedding will take place at the Hotel brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Ben Shrier placed first in the an- ular musicians from Sioux City, have Visiting Nurses association is now Chieftain in Council Bluffs. nual oratorical contest at Central been obtained to furnish the music being housed at the Jewish CommunMrs. Henry N. Solig.

Numerous affairs are being given High school. He left yesterday for at the weekly Psi Mu matinee dance ity Center. The clinic was formerly in honor of this bridal couple.

Miss Rebecca Kirshenbanm is Fremont, where he was to represent at the Community Center Sunday af- located at the Trinity Parish House, but due to necessary repairs the Asspending the spring vacation with Central in the District contest. ternoon. sociation moved the clinic to the CenANNOUNCE BIRTHS her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. KirshenMrs. L. Neveleff and Mrs. A. Josh- ter. It is expected that it will be . Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ban announce batun. She is a student of the Uniua Sivowitz will chaperone Sunday's conducted at the Center for about six HONORABLE MENTION the birth of a daughter, Doris Mae, versity of Iowa at Iowa City.

Miss Lillian Koom, Commerce dance.

•weelcs or two months. at the Lutheran hospital on March freshman at Creighton, won honorLast week the Psi Mu matinee The baby clinic, being an activity 19th.

Mrs. Morris Breitfeld of Tnlsa, able mention in the school's "Wash- dance was not held because of the of the Visiting Nurses Association, is Okla., arrived here last Thursday to Junior Hadassah tea dance. financed by the Community Chest.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gendler of visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. ington essay contest.

Chariton, la., announce the birth of Turner. a son at the Methodist' hospital March 22. Mrs. Gendler is the daughter of Mrs. Sam Friedel and daughter, Mr. S. Rayitz of Omaha.

Manya, will leave Saturday for Chicago, where they will visit with Mrs. ENTERTAINS Mrs. H. Richlin entertained last Friedel's parents, Mr. and Mrs. WilSaturday at the* Peacock Inn for liam Lustgarten. twenty-five guests, honoring Miss . Gertrude Kaplan, -whose marriage'-to Hiss Sara. Tretiak is spending a \ Sam Zweibach will be a, June event. week in Chicago visiting her sister, Prizes were won by Mrs. J. Kaplan, Mrs. J. Crounse and Mrs. C. Fellman.

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THE STREET CAR PAVING QUESTION

Monday, March 28 WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Banquet and Lecture. J E . SoMr. and Mrs. J. M. Baker of 1811 No. 20 will receive at their home ciety of Conservative Synagogue. from 2 to 5 p. m. and from 7 to Sr. Council meeting. 8 p. m.

11 p. m. on Sunday, March 27, the occasion being their twenty-fifth Coming Events wedding anniversary.

Saturday, April 2 No invitations have been issued; Dance. Conservative Synagogue all their friends are invited. Assist- auxiliary. ing will be Mrs. S. Novak, and Mrs. Sunday, April 3 J. Knox, of Sioux City, Mrs. J Concert. Hazomir Society.

Crounse, Mrs. M. Abramson and Mrs. Tuesday, April 5 Supper. Center Players' Guild.

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Thursday, April 7 BARMITZVAH Jr. Hadassah Bridge Party. 8 Mr, and Mrs. Sam Eosenthal of Council Bluffs will celebrate the Bar p. m.

Sunday, April 10 Mitzvah of their son, Norman, at the Debate.

Jewish Community Council Bluffs synagogue Saturday, April 2. On Sunday, April 3, there Center vs. St. Louis YMHA. Tuesday, April 12 ^ i l l be a reception at the Rosenthal All Star night. Sponsored by • home for friends and relatives.

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Thursday, April 14 ^BIRTHDAY SURPRISE Dinner Stag. B'nai Brith. ,.. Mr. Jacob Goodbinder was sur| prised by thirty relatives and friends

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A charter amendment to relieve the street railway company from the cost of paving between its rails will be submitted to the voters at the election on April 12.

This relief which we are asking the voters to give us is only for the cost of new paving or repaving. I t has nothing to do with the maintenance of paving which is damaged because our tracks or ties may break down, or with replacement of paving after we do repair work; we expect to continue as usual paying this maintenance cost.

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A law which requires the street railway company to pave between its rails was passed by the Legislature inore than forty years ago at a time when our cars were drawn by horses, which were very destructive to pavement. The law was fair then, but the reason for it has long since disappeared.

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the various Christian denominatana* of tions from personal observation, according to an innovation introduced

by Rabbi Louis Wolsey, minister of the congregation.

WORLD Legislature Re-endorses Balfour Declaration Trenton, N. J.—After hearing Dr. Nahum Sokolow, president of the World Zionist Organizations, the New Jersey legislature unanimously adopted a resolution reaffirming its endorsement in 1919 of the Balfour Declaration. It expresses the hope that the Zionist ideal for the rebuilding of the Jewish homeland will come to a successful consummation.

Nazis in This Country New- York.—A Nationalist Socialist League with the anti-Semitic swastika as its symbol has been formed in New York, the Jewish Telegraphic Agency is informed.

Churchill Disapproves "White Paper" Boston.—Winston Churchill, former Jt^mbar of.the British cabinet, in an • interview' here stated his disapproval oi? the Passfield White Paper and expressed the opinion that it had been practically disavowed.

Premier MacOonald's letter to Dr. Weizmann in February, 1931, restores the Balfour Declaration to its full force as it is embodied in the Palestine Mandate.

Wins Guggenheim Fellowships New York.—Four Jews are among the fifty-seven scholars and artists of the United States and Latin America who received Guggenheim Fellowships for the year 1932-33.

The fellowship carries with it a stipend of $2,500 for a period of one year. Among those who received awards are Dr. Isaac Goldburg, to prepare a history of modern literature of Spanish and Portugese America; Benjamin Greenstein, to do creative work in sculpture, painting and drawing abroad; Peter Blume, to do creative work in painting; and Adolph Weiss, for musical composition.

"Reorganize Jewish Education" San Antonio, Texas.—A call for reorganization of the American Jewish educational system was sounded

by Rabbi David Lefkowitz, speaking at an open meeting of the sixth Kallah convention of Texas rabbis.

Discuss Jewish Plight New York.—Jewish suffering in ; European countries and its effect up• on the problem of Jewish migration necessiting immigrant and emigrant aid service to nearly half a million Jews, was the principal topic disj cussed at the Twenty-third annual . meeting of the Hebrew Sheltering ,• and Immigrant Aid Society, of America.

Wauchope Opens Fair Jerusalem. — Sir•• Arthur Grenfell Wauchope, the Palestine High Commissioner, has consented to officially open the Levant Fair in Tel Aviv on April 7th.

Among the countries which will be represented at the Fair are Poland,

Geneva. —; The forthcoming June all week by the Council Bluffs Sunsession of the Mandates Commission A. Z. A. Sabbath to Be Observed at; day School and Talmud Torah chilSynagogue Tonight \ of the League of Nations may be the The Council Bluffs Chapter No. 7 dren. Last Sunday at Sunday School, only session held by this Commission Roumania, Switzerland and Latvia. of the A. Z. A. will observe Interna- the children exchanged Purim gifts for the year here today.

Among the events scheduled to take tional A. Z. A. Sabbath this evening, and "Shalach Monose," and sang jolly place during the progress of the Fair March 25th, at the Chevra B'nai Yis- Purim songs. are a chess contest, a students conOn Monday evening the Junior Conroel Synagogue at 618 Mynster ference, a Palestine Labor Day, a Usgregation, K'Hal Tz'eerim Club, obstreet, at 8 o'clock.

Joseph Solosishkin Jubilee Celebration, and a conmonow will give the sermon of the* served Purim with the reading of the ference for the propagation of Palevening. Milton Yudelson •will give "Megillah" armed with "graigers," estine products.

I By DAVID SCHWARTZ the opening prayer. Members of the and sang the traditional Purim songs.

Seek to. Prevent Tuesday afternoon a masquerade Junior Congregation will also take Disturbances rrs TRUE part in the services. Henry Mendel- party for the Talmud Torah children Berlin.—A bill designed to prevent For the gentle wise-cracking of un- son is chairman for this affair. under the auspices of the Junior Condisturbances in German universities derstatement, we commend the one in Everyone is cordially invited to at- gregation was given at the synatend. Similar religious observances gogue, when sixty children had a of which there have been, many "Of Thee I Sing." against Jewish students in. recent Says one: 'Do you know how many will be sponsored by A. Z. A. chap- good time. The afternoon was spent playing appropriate games and singmonths, has been introduced in the Jews there are in New York?" ters throughout the country. ing songs, followed by Purim goodies.

Prussian Diet.

Replies the other: "Oh I don't know Shirley Maltz and Miriam Perlmutter The bill would create an indepen- but there must be dozens of them."

Ladies' Auxiliary of the Talmud assisted Mrs. J. Z. Stadlan in servdent body to regulate any disagree- A GHOST DIES Torah to Give Card Party Next ing the refreshments. ment and would empower the MinisEven shadowy ghosts, it appears, Tuesday Evening ter of Education to introduce discipThe Ladies' Auxiliary of the Tallinary action against the disturbers. are unsafe, when somebody spills the beans. mud Torah Society will hold a bene- B'nai Brith to Hold Open Meeting Next Wednesday at Eagles' HaU Lithuania, Too There is Captain Abraham Gins- fit bridge party next Tuesday eveThe Council Bluffs Lodge No. 688 Kovno.—An attack against Jews in berg, for example. ning, March 29th, at 8 o'clock at the The captain is a member of the Eagles' hall. This affair is open to of the Independent Order of the B'nai economic positions, the first of its kind has been launched here by the Army Intelligence Service. He is a the public and everyone is urged to Brith have postponed their meeting Association of Lithuanian merchants, brilliant young fellow and justly attend. Prizes will be given at each date from next Monday evening, under the signature of its president, looked forward to—O well, some day table, and refreshments will be served. March 28th, to Wednesday evening, in an article which appears in the as- maybe he would be a colonel.

March 30th, at which time an open sociation organ. meeting and program will be given But that's all past now. Captain Purim Celebrations E l 8 ' l k d The article accuses the Jews of Ginsberg realizes that any future for The Council Bluffs Talmud Torah the leadership of the Intellectual monopolizing the best posts in the him in the army is now unthinkable. children will present a Purim pro- Advancement Committee. Rabbi Dacommercial, industrial and artisanAnd why, do you suppose? gram next Sunday afternoon, March ship fields.

All because, Secretary of War Pat 27th, at 3 o'clock, at the Danish hall. vid A. Goldstein of Omaha will be Hurley's recent speeches seemed so The program will include a Purim the principal speaker and honored Militant Young Men good—so full of wit. play, in English, to be directed by guest. The public is cordially im-ited Paris.—A Jewish school for miliIt happened this way. Those Wash- Miss Louise Fitch. A Jewish play- to save this date and attend this protary training will be opened next ington newspapermen are very smart gram next Wednesday evening.

April in Paris under the auspices of and one of them just started wonder- lette will also be given. Songs and recitations will conclude the afterthe Revisionist organization. ing, when Secretary Hurley's City Election to Be Held in The school is designed to prepare speeches all of a sudden, got so good. noon's program. Everyone is cordially invited to be present at this Council Bluffs Monday Jewish young men who desire to beHe started prying around, and The general city election will be come instructors in the Brith Trium- pretty soon he announced that the Purim celebration.

Purim celebrations have been held held in Council Bluffs Monday, March peldor, the Revisionist youth organi- speeches of Secretary Hurley were zation which claims a membership of being written by Captain Ginsberg.

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The secretary was in a rage, and Captain Ginsberg was in a rage. CapFight Discrimination VOTE FOR Toronto.—A bill intended to do tain Ginsberg made the newspaperaway with discrimination on the part man who had printed the story, adof Canadian insurance companies, has mit that it was not he who had tipped REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE been introduced into the Imperial him off.

But the newspaperman's admission Legislature.

FOR failed to satisfy Secretary Hurley.

Presents Attack" Cracow. — Jewish stall keepers in He was convinced that Captain GinsEconomy Should Be Practiced in Spending Public Funds the market place of the village of berg had broken the news to the paPark Board Should Confine Expenses Zcucin, near Cracow, were attacked per.

Strange isn't it? The Secretary is by peasants who assembled for the to the Amount of Income Received not enraged by having Captain Ginsmarket day.

The Park Tax Must Not Be Increased berg write his speeches for him, but Cuzist organization.

Playgrounds Should Be Provided is enraged, that others should know Seeks Throne of it.

Only Council Bluffs Labor Should Be Used in Our Parks Jerusalem. — Abbas Hilmi Pasha, MORE JEWISH YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED former Khedive of Egypt, has reElection, Monday, March 28th quested the Turkish government to COLUMNISTS Harry Hershfield's contract with permit him to renounce his nationality so that he may apply for Pales- the Hearst papers is up, and I undertinian citizenship, says a Turkish stand, Hershfield is now negotiating with the New York Daily News. But press report.

According to this report the former not only for a comic strip, but for a Khedive feels that as a Palestinian he daily column as well.

To the new columnist, we say in has better chances of ascending the the language of our forefathers, Palestine throne.

"Baruch Haba." There is also a new To Study Christian Services Jewish columnist on the Sunday MirPhiladelphia.—The children of the high school department of the Ro(Continued on Page Six.) deph Sholom Religious congregation —about one hundred in number—will have an opportunity to acquaint themselves with the religious services

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Jews Protest Special Rights for Aryans

Vienna.—(J. T. .)—Protests against what is termed "the un-Austrian students' law," were lodged with the government by the Vienna Jewish J i h Community and the Austrian Jewish Union.

The Zionist students, in anticipation of the passage of the bill introduced by the government, estab-, lishing- the German national chafsi* acter of the student unions, are pre"Bridge Club paring to register a Jewish students Dr. and Mrs. Isaac Sternhill enter- nation. tained the members of their Evening Bridge Club at their home Wednes- Lift Deportation Threat Havanna.—The threat of deportaday evening. tion which htmg over eight hundred members of the Jewish Cultural Society of Cuba, for alleged Communism, was withdrawn when the Minister of Interior, Dr. Octavio Zubizareta declared his belief that only a few of Minneapolis— (J. T. A.—Continued the memDers are Communists. The restriction of immigration into the Minister indicated, moreover, that the United States will bring about the development of sectional interests Society will shortly be permitted to stronger than those existing Jwfore reopen. the Civil War, Prof. Marcus L. Rabbi and Pope Hansen of the University of IHinois Vatican City.—The Chief Rabbi of predicted before the American His- Milan. AHessandro de Fago, the oldest rabbi in Italy, was received here convention. in an audience by the Pope, a friend If the present decline in immigra- of long standing. tion marks the end of the historic The conversation was conducted in transatlantic movement, the geo- Hebrew and Rabbi de Fago expressed graphical distribution of population bis gratitude to the Pope for the Vatiwill remiin stationary, Professor can's opposition to the proposed CalHansen explained. Settled peoples endar reform. within natural areas, with little influx of new elements, will develop The tree of liberty only grows when regional interests, culture and patriotism resulting in a stronger sec- watered by the blood of tyrants.— Barere. tionalism, he added.

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28th. There are two Jewish candidates in the field. Joseph B. Katelman and George g S. Steinberg are l candidates for alderman-at-large on the Republican ticket. Two aldermen-at-large will be elected, and voters have the privilege of voting for two aldermen-at-large.

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First prize is ten dollars, second five dollars, third three dollars, and fourth two dollars.

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NOTICE OF INDEBTKUMbS Notice is hereby given that all existing debts of Lord Lister Hospital on the 31st Cay of l>ecember, 1931, amounted to the sum of Two Hundred Twenty Thousand, One Hundred Twenty-Kight Dollars and Sixty-One Cents <*2a>,l28.«).

DU. K, C. MEXBT. President. .MARGARET A. HENUY. JOS. B. FKADEN'BUKG. Being a majority of the Board of Directors.

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PKOBATE NOTICE In the Matter of the Estate of James A. Van JJusen, Deceased.

Notice is hereby given that the cred. itors of said deceased TsUl meet the exec utrix of said estate, before me. County Judge of Douglas County, Nebraska, at the -County Court Koom, in said Coualy. on the 9th flay of May, 1932. and on the 9th day of July, 1932, at 0 o^Iock A. M., each day. for the purpose of presenting; their claims for examination, adjustment nn<l allownuce. Three mouths are allowed for the creditors to present their claims, from the 8tb day of April. 1932.

BRICK CRAWFOtlD, 3-18-32-3t County Judge.

FBADENBURG., STAJ-MASTEB * BEBER 030 Omaha National Bank Bids.

NOTICE OF IKCOHPORATIOK APY r N C K S HO8IEIII COJCTA>T Notice is hereby given that the »ndersigued have associated themselves together for "the purpose of forming a corporation under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Nebraska. The name of the corporation shall be Lady Prances Hosiery Company and Its principal place of business shall be in the City of Omaha, Nel>rnBkn. The general nature of the business shall be a general merchandise business, together •with such powers and liabilities as may be incident thereto. The capital stock of the corporation shnll tie twenty-five thousand ($i".,000.00) dollars, divided into two hundred fifty (230) shares' of common stock of the par. value of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars each. Said corporation shall be managed by a board of directors of not less than two nor more than fire directors until the annual 1033 meeting; said annual meeting shall be held on the first Monday of each January o£ each year at the principal place' of business of said corporation. The highest amount of indebtedness •which the corporation majr incur shall be two-thirds of the capital stock. The corporation shall begin business when the articles of Incorporation are filed with the Secretary of State, and - continue for a period of fifty (00) years unless dissolved.

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Joseph B. Katelman Alderman at Large FOR

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x | JOSEPH B. KATELMAN GEORGE S. STEINBERG For Ward Alderman For First Ward . . . ,-. ROBERT L. RAIN For Second Ward . .HAROLD C, SMITH For Third Ward . . .:. . S A M KENNEDY For Fourth Ward . . , . # R E . HUCKINS For Fifth Ward . w . E. GUGLER For Sixth Ward . . . . GEORGE A. SWAN

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Daughters of Zion

day at the J. C. C. A committee of time was taken up with card playing. night to be given in ApriL Plans for an initiation party were three, Joe Goldware, Dan Iintzman, At the regular meeting of the postponed until after this event.

Daughters of Zion last week, the im- and Nate Cutler, are expecting to Sigma Kappa Chi ported table cloth which was being make the affair the most successful A committee consisting of Ann given by the organization was wonin the history of the organization. Berman, chairman, Hannah Gossick, Jewish Congress to

by Mrs. H. Blumenthal, 3402 North The date has been tentatively set for Charney Soiref, Goldie Fish and Council of Probe Terrorization Sixteenth street.

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Sylvia Parflman has been chosen by Jewish Women A mammoth card party will be May New York:—(J. T. A.)—A commitIn the evening, a smoker was held the Sigma Kappa Chi sorority to A program and meeting of the given by the Daughters of Zion on for club members at the home of make arrangements for a stunt to be tee has been appointed by the AmeriCouncil of Jewish Women will be held April 25, during the Passover holiday, Ralph Nogg, president. Most of the staged by the group at the all-Star can Jewish Congress to look into the en Monday, March. 28, at 2:30 p. m. with Mrs. B. Shafton and Mrs. I. Kulakofsky as co-chairmen. It is, at the J. C. C. Mrs. David A. Goldstein will re- planned to make this an annual event. view "That Is My Brother," by My- All Jewish women, members and ron Brinig. Brinig is the author of non-members, are invited to attend "The Wide Open Town" and "Singer- and to arrange "tables" for the afman," and this, his latest book, is con- fair. The proceeds will all go to sidered important as a picture of con- the Jewish National Fund for which temporary western Jewish life. Mrs. the Daughters of Zion ceaselessly Goldstein, a graduate of the Univer- work. sities of Minnesota and Columbia, is The group has already raised S300 an able reviewer with a charming which they are sending this week to personality.

Palestine for the Daughters of Zion A nominating committee for the water project.

1932-34 election of officers will be appointed. All members are asked to Golden Hill begin now to save their rummage for A regular meeting of the Ladies' the Council's annual April rummage Golden Hill society will be held on sale.

A board meeting will be held at Tuesday, March 29, at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. L. Turkel, 342:> 1:30 p. m.

The library of the Council will be California.

BODY t FENDER ACCOUNTANTS pleased to take care of any magazine subscriptions or renewals.

Conservative Auxiliary Additional purchasers of patrons' "*" Rabbi Goldstein will address the Wrecked Cars Rebuilt Current Topics group Tuesday morn- tickets for the Purim ball to be given AUDITS Curtains and Upholstering ing at the J. C. C. on "What Jews by the Conservative Synagogue Auxiliary on April 2 at the J. C. C. are: SYSTEMS The grrand opening: of Sol Have Achieved in Palestine."

Doors Tightened to Fit Joseph Bloch, A. H. Brodkey, John J. Lewis's, remodeled showrooms at INCOME TAX Woodwork and Painting Frieden, Ed Gilbert, Dr. B. *M. Kully, Mark Leon, Morris Levy, Morris 2004 Farnam street, will be held Radiator Repairing Hadassah Milder, Sol Novitzsky, Ben Perelman, this Saturday, with the public corA regular meeting of the Omaha 1. W. Rosenblatt, Harry Silverman, Chapter of Hadassah will be held A. J. Sivowitz, Al Wohlner, Mose dially invited. next Wednesday, March 30, at the Yousem.

J. C. C. at 2:30."

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Mrs. M. F . Levenson, program room? cla'm it i< one of the most JAckson 7640 JA. 4811 chairman, has arranged a program of Ladies Labor Lyceum beautiful ever seen in Omaha. Feaespecial interest. There will be a The Ladies' Labor Lyceum club symposium on ''The Jew in Spain," sponsored a splendid Purim evening tured are Westing-house refrigergiven by three qf Omaha's clever uni- of entertainment Tuesday, March 22, ators, although the buyer can also BOWLING versity debater?; Sam Michnick, Hy- in the Labor Lyceum.

AUTOMOBILES man Goodbinde|-,. and Ralph Nogg.

The club has expressed its apprefind the best in •values in electric These bpys wiil present different ciation to Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Weinranees, electric appliances, TICA phases of ji^iepjew in Spain, beginning stein, and their daughter, and also to Bowl for Your and Philco radios. with the IfeM'V entry into the country Mrs. Sarah Giller and Dina HimelYou can now buy and follo\vii!(g%th^ Sephardic Jew down bloom for their aid in making the afHealth's Sake The store ha? been tastefully the ages fe tihef present time. This fair successful. a REO as low as promises !itoMti4 an interesting symAlleys Open All were welcome, with admission redone in early colonial style. The $ 9 9 5 Lansing posium on a subject of great moment free. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Day and Night partition is of knotted pine, a? are to the Jew of today, and will be well J. Elkin was chairman for the eveworth listening to. the wainscoting and windows. The ning.

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..Nobody^ got. anybody.'s goat... Everyfcbdywas pleasant. Even the iriules didn't kick. . . , ...-.•• . Now, as I say, I nave-no-Sobjec-; tions to that. It has in fact; a lot of horse sense to it. But it seems to me' that it is only fair that the idea s'hould be extended, or the first thing we know, all • the mules wjll be 'singing Christmas carols, and there won't a Jewish mule left.

In pther words, I say, Mrs. Ehrlich, if she is a good American, who believes in the Jeffersonian doctrine of; equal rights to all and special privileges to none—if she subscribes to the Roosevelt doctrine of a square deal, she will at once arrange that the next animal celebration shall be a Purim festival. Just imagine the mule braying and the horse neighing when Hainan is hanged. It would have all these little noise-makers off the map.

;pr: to further his political fortunes!

Human- life is by no means considered as cheap as it used to be.

The" human beings is beginning to :have a value, an enormous potential ralue.

We are constantly striving to increase our efforts to live richer and -fuller li^es. The promotion of health is-' becoming more and more a dynamic force . in personal and social development. \Ve a r e beginning to appreciate health, not for its own jsake,_but for its necessity as a means of accomplishing hopes, desires and The local organizations interestambitions.

Mr. E. H. Emlein, active Zionist International A. Z.. A. Sabbath, ed in Palestine paid homage to the The new ideal of health argues •which is observed throughout. the memory of Joseph Aizenberg, by in-j worker, was elected president of the for the desirability of freeing ourUnited States, will be celebrated to- scribing his name in the Golden j Jewish National Fund Council at its selves from fear, ignorance, disease night, at Shaare Zion Synagogue, • Book of Palestine. meeting last Wednesday evening. and ill health. In the attempt to The organizations participating in j Mr. M. Lazriowitch, Mrs. B. Schin-with the local chapter of. the A. Z. make the most of our lives we rethis include the Zionists, the Senior [ dler and Mrs. R. H. Emlein were A. in full charge.; sort to art, music and literature— Max Maron is in charge ofv the Hadassah, the Junior Hadassah, the .elected vice presidents; Mr. Louis intangible factors that enrich the evening's arrangements. The service j National Workers Alliance, the Poale 1 Schilling, financial secretary and spirit. In order to allow these in•will begin at 8 o'clock. The open-j Zion, and the Pioneer Women's club. J treasurer, and Mr. A. Stillman, secretangibles to have their full effect, the spirit must be served by a ing service and prayer will be read j tary.

THIS AND THAT healthy body.

by Max Maron. Morris Lefkovich, • . i Plans were begun for the celebraThere is a new Jewish weekly in tion of t h e president of the local chapter, will | SWAARFl TITAN' thirtieth anniversary of Jersey City.

Care for Children. the Jewish National fund, and the give the introductory address. j We have in the past, mainly by Jacob de Haas doesn't know whethfifty-year movement of the Chaizzie Marvin Klass will speak on "Juda-[ neglect and indifference, allowed rail"What Ails Judaism" wi'I be the er that History "of Palestine will be Zion. Mr. Abe Stillman is in charge ism as a Vital Force in A. Z. A." lions of lives to go to. waste or to Albert Hersoff will r e a d a p o e m I s u b * ? c t o f ,*5 b l > i t L e ™ s > . s f !™°" t h i s of the arrangements with Rabbi H. one or two ^volumes. Would like to be utterly destroyed. Those who conevemn a t Mount Sulai Temple make it one, but suffers' from pleR. Rabinowitz and Mr. Louis Schill'When the Jew is in Paradise," arid j S sider war as a great human calamity thora of material. ing assisting him.

Arnold Baron will, speak on "Youth often fail to realize that the horrors sod Judaism."

With the resignation of Judge Car- of peace are greater and even more dozo to take his place on the Su-deplorable than those of war. DurThe entire Jewish' community [has preme Court, Judge Cuthbert Pound ing the World war, a period coverbeen invited to attend the service.

Sadie Taxer, daughter of Mr. and succeeds him, and since Judge Pound ing Jess than five years, over seven is approaching the age when he must million people lost their lives. Yet Mrs. M. Taxer, won the distinction Mr. and Mrs. M. Shiloff, 2415 retire, according to the state law, seventeen million people in the world of being one of the two North Junior Students who received an "A" grade t Pierce street, will hold open house it is expected that Judge Irving Leh- die annually as a result of preventin every subject, the first six weeks ! Sunday afternoon, from 3 to 6 man, next in point of superiority, able diseases.

The Ladies Auxiliary of Shaare period. Other North Junior pupils! o'clock,- honoring their son, Herman, will in the not distant future, become We are now beginning seriously to Zion Synagogue will hold its regular whose names.'iappeared- on the honor! and his bethrothed, Miss Mollie Zoor- Chief Judge of the New York Court concern ourselves with the problem of Appeals. monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon, rpll for. excellent work include Mar- j will of Omaha. of stopping human losses. Because March 29, in- the synagogue social garet . Kosberg, Annabell Emlein, j Announcement of the engagement of this concern we are beginning to (Copyright, 1932, by the Jewish hall, at 2:30. The meeting was Caroline Fishgail, Mateel Stein, Ted j was made at the home of Miss Doorpay more attention to the welfare of Telegraphic t gency, Inc. scheduled for earlier in the month, Skalovsky, Helen Guttleman, Nor-1 will in Omaha last week. No inchildren. We are attempting in many man Brodkey, Libbie Olensky, Esther i vitations have been sent out. but postponed until the. 29th. definite ways and in many concrete HEALTH IDEALS 'Guests at the meeting will be; the Friedman, Betty Osnowitz, Sylvia! forms to conserve child life. Nor are we neglecting the adult, whose entire membership -of the' SeniorHa- Herzoff, Lois Levitt, Ruth Singer,! Honoring Miss Eva Maron, whose wisdom and experience we should dassah organization: This will cele- Milton Salzman, Blossom Kalin, marriage to Dr. Morris Malnik will brate the Hadassah's'" twentieth" anni- Paul Salzman, Jack Merlin, Isadore take place April 10, Mrs. Abe Bain, -. In earlier ages human life was aim to conserve as long as possible versary Shindler, Alice Pill, Myna Slotsky, I entertained at a bridge luncheon held very, cheap* . The tyrant slew in order to cope successfully with a thousands to appease, his mere vanity rapidly changing civilization.

The afternoon's program will deal Newton Sacks, Pauline Friedman, i Thursday afternoon.

•with the work "of the Hadassah, and Miriam Barish, Marvin Kline, Alvin Mrs. W. E. Maron will be hostess include musical numbers. Mrs. Brodkey, Milton Galinsky, Lea Rose, to a group of friends, honoring Miss Barney Baron will preside.

Maron Saturday at a 1 o'clock Newman and Robert Cohen.

Refreshments will * conclude the afThe Woodrow Wilson Junior High luncheon in the Canton Tea Gardens. ternoon.

On Monday evening Misses Leone honor roll included the -following names: Hazel Kantrovich, Gabriel Elkin, Alida Graves and Freda LorKoval, Libbie Dervin, Shirley Fein, enzon will be hostesses, honoring Annie Herman, Idelle Shapiro,- Benny Miss Maron, at an evening of bridge.

Levin, Lucille Applelang, Marvin I Sunday afternoon Mrs. Abe Wisett Cohen, Louis Hurwitz, Maurice Ras- and Miss Rose Lavine will be joint kin and Louis Raginsky. hostesses at a luncheon bridge in Shaare Zion Synagogue and Mt. the Seville cafe.

Sinai Temple marked the .celebraMiss Mary Daskovsky of Chicago, tion of Parim, this week, .with proformerly of Sioux City, is visiting grams and entertainments,..m which Over 800 attended the annual' with friends and relatives here. the members of both"' . religious Purim-Bazaar,' sponsored by the! schools participated.

At Shaare Zion the Junior Con- Senior Hadassah, on Tuesday. Pro- Burnell Koolish and Bernard Lipgregation, the Beligious School and ceeds of 'the affair will be used for man, students at the University of Minnesota, are spending their spring the Talmud Torah, held a joint en- Hadassah work in. Palestine.

Mrs. William Lazere was in charge vacation in Sioux City, visiting with tertainment on Sunday mornings The program which was witnessed by of the arrangements, with the as-their parents. They were accom170 children, included a story by sistance of the entire Hadassah or- panied to Sioux City by Si Miller Howard Sacks, . Purjpv.. stoiy,, by ganization. Luncheon and dinner of Minneapolis.

Henry Ginsberg; violin'selections, by were served throughout the day.

Lionel London, a student at the Jennie Shindler; original poems, by University of Iowa, is visiting with Helen Guuttleman; the story of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Esther, by Irene Mirowitz; reading, London.

by Frances Harlow; humorous deElection of officers will be* the bate, by Hazel Kantrovich, Lucille Leon Galinsky, a student at the Appelang, Betty ! OshqVrats;; and Syl- feature of the Kadima meeting, via Herzoff; songs, by Bertha which is scheduled for Tuesday eve- University of Chicago, is visiting Snovfeky, piano selecteipns by Libbie nihg, March 29. The meeting will Ia t ths home of his parents, Mr. and Olensky and Paul Schwartz. Mr. be held in Shaare Zion Synagogue. | Mrs. Herman Galinsky.

Jack London spoke to the children Mr. Morey Lipshutz will preside.

In, behalf of the Talmud Torah; Members of the Alpha Chi GamPerry' Osnowitz and Jack Merlin* in ma sorority entertained at a kid ftehelf of the Junior Congregation, party Saturday evening in the home and Mrs. Lester Heeger, in behalf of Miss Sara Rocklin. of the Ladies Auxiliary'; Refreshments concluded the program.

The Jewish National Workers AlMrs. Cassler Stein was hostess to : The Prarnets' Association, headed liance honored,the memory of Joseph members of the J. U. L. club Tues. by Mrs. Herman F . Miller, president, Aizenberg, by naming the local chap, day evening. Bridge was followed sponsored the Purim entertainment ter, "The Joseph Aizenberg Chap- by refreshments. at Mount Sinai Temple, Monday eve- ter." ning. Professor J. J.' Hayes opened Mr. Aizenberg was an active memMartin and Sol Kronick arrived in the program with a group-, of imper- ber of the club, having served as Sioux City Wednesday from Iowa sonations. "The Paper Hat," a play, its president for several years.

University, where they are students. was presented with' the following They were accompanied to Sioux City cast: HaskelL ,L^etei iRpgejria i Kpsby Bob Ostriir of Chicago. • berg, Ida Rosq Ni^irjaijiiP9^8dy;.Gal-; insky, Ruth 'Xjntierg, ajqiicqilKalin* Bernice Galinsky, Abe Cohen | land Sidney Kalin. The play was ' The Board of Directors of the He. b-: Miss Gladys Weinberg.-(Continued from Page 4.) ' A debate, "Resolved: ThatUhplHe-: brew School have set Wednesday, b"3w Language is Necessary ttf ;tiie April 6-, • as^ the date for the fifth ror—a young man by the name of Preservation ,of i.Israel »l«.pras- given annual -banquet,- sponsored by the Adlerman. . .

by Milton Galinsky, Joseph Rosen- Talmud Torah.; Another newcomer fb'the field is All parents of children attending folum, Ted Skalovsky and Sidne)?

Bernard Bergman, at one time editor the School,; as weir as parents of of the late Kalin. . ;".. • i;: • Jewish Tribune, who conchildren who are 'of schdol'age, are ; Mr. Ernest Fribourg took the; ducted a very good column in that ing role in' the" play, "The Pot*.Hoij4 urged by the board to attend this paper when he "was its'editor. - Berger," which .concluded the j^rogjrp—; banquet. , man edits the anonymous column of ; An elaborate; program is bjeing ar- the New1 Yorker, which is captioned: Others in the' ,cast were ; Mtsj I ranged and. plans, of vital interest Talk about Town. After leaving the t. Fribourg,) Miss Bosalie; Sacka,^ J Leon Marki;Mr.: $?:.'C. Slotsky.f Mr: to parents and children will ~be dis- Jewish Tribune^ Bergman,, who is a tsadore" Mirowitz..; and Mr.( j MbVria cussed.

Columbus, Ohio, boy,' became pubMr. Jack London, .president of the licity man for Benamin "Winter. ConBorshevsky.;' Refreshments concluded 'It • ipro- Talmud Torah Board, said in speak- tinually, we urged him that bis ing of the banquet, "The'-Board, of proper. metier was. cojunining. ,.jram.

• I' the Talmud Torah has confidence Finally, he appears to have come .that all parents will make every ef- to the same conclusion. fort to attend this banquet, since and the matters to be discussed are of MRS. EHRLICH CELEBRATES XMAS vital importance to both the instituI have heard it said that there are tion and the children."

"We feed the multitude" some Jews who have Christmas celeWith Tasty Foods . Magnificence cannot be cheap, for brations.

But I think you will:have to adwhat is cheap Cannot be magnificent. mit that it is a rare thing for Jews to carry the celebration to the point that Mrs. Jacob Ehilich; recently ;didr if "my information-js; accurate. .

Mrs. Ehrlich, i t seems", is president Ask for it Sold by of the Horse Aid society. She is Carries a full line of plumbing supplies, and offers the services of : very much interested in the welfare Insist OB Adro All First Clau a master plumber. , , , . " . " , , of animals. And I like her for that.

"Famous for • Grocers Well, when Christmas came around, Free Estimate Reasonable Prices Mrs. Ehrlich saw: everybody getting Everywhere visits from Santa Claus, but the We also carry" a full line'of hardware, -v^rldow glass,'paint and animals. That wasn't right. The ; sporting goods. ' . ';\~ ;" " poor beasts have also a right to a Open evenings and Sunday tintfl* noon.

• . little relief from the tedium of ordinary life. As a poet might put it: The horse, the cat and the mule, : Blended, Boasted, Ground and Packed by They too.must have their Yule.

And so, Mrs. Ehrlich. arranged Christmas celebration for the animals.

MISS ANNA PILIi., Correspondent

MERNATiONAL A . 1 A.

Honor Memory of Departed Member

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