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lerusalem—Twenty-five thousand Jews,
including residents of Palestine and
thousand*' of visitors from other coun
tries jammed the specially constructed
.tadium outside of Tel Aviv to witness
? of the Maccabiad, the first
international Jewish games held in Pal-
p’tine since the expulsion of the Jews.
\ n elaborate pageant was staged for the
first dav; Mayor Diezengoff, of Tel Aviv,
led the procession on a white horse. He
u3 s followed by units of Boy Scouts,
{ 'irl Scouts, and the teams from all coun
tries, which included track, swimming,
jumping, discus and javelin throwing
>Iars from Germany, Australia, the
fnited States, South Africa, Norway and
Canada. Some 2,500 athletes had entered
the thrce-dav events, which had been
staged bv the World Maccabee Associa
tion, with the approval of the Jewish
Agency for Palestine, the Jewish Na
tional Council and even the orthodox re-
Jewish Calendar
5692 1932
IC'sh Chnilosh Si van.... Sunday, June 5
ht dav Shabuoth Friday, June 10
■llosh I'hodesh Tararauz.Tuesday, July 5
last of Tamtnuz Thursday, July 21
Rrtsii Chodesh Ah Wednesday, Aug. 3
Cast of Ah Thursday, Aug. 11
■ lbi'M chodesh Ellul.. .Friday, Sept. 2
Ri>sh llashonah Saturday, Oct. 1
Yum Ki[spur Monday, Oct. 10
Kt day Succoth Saturday, Oct. 15
shemlni Atzereth Saturday. Oct. 22
Simchath Torah Sunday, Oct. 23
•H.Kh chodesh cheshvan. Monday, Oct. 31
’Kosh Chodesh Kislev.. .Wednesday, Nov. 30
1st day Chanukah ....Saturday. Dec. 24
*lhish chodesh Tebeth Thursday, Dec. 29
•Also observed the day previous as Rosh
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ligious bodies. Many Arabs were in the
audience.
Berlin—Denunciations of the “Judaiz-
ing of German art” were heard at a
meeting of German actors here to dis
cuss the unemployment situation. More
than two thousand attended the meeting,
which concluded with the demand that
Jewish film and stage actors, directors
and other technicians should he barred
from employment in the German in
dustry.
Berlin The famous "storm detach
ments,” numbering more than 400,000
veterans, who constituted the backbone
of Adolf Hitler’s strength in Germany,
have been dissolved by order of Presi
dent Hindenburg, who attacked the ex
istence of the military organization as
"a State within a State.” It was always
felt that Hitler’s “Brown Army,” as it
was called, was his biggest trump. Hit
ler has not opposed the order, but he
is urging his followers in the “Brown
Army” to continue their faith in him, par
ticularly for the Prussian elections which
are now in the offing.
London—The findings of Sir Flinders
Petrie in his excavation work near Gaza
are proving “the reliability” of the Bible
record, according to a statement by Sir
Charles Marston, who is patron of the
Petrie expedition. The new discoveries
relate to the period of Hykso-s kings who
were supposed to he the rulers during the
Israelitisch residence in Egypt. He sug
gested that Thornes III was the Pharaoh
who oppressed the Jews when the fame
of Joseph had vanished.
Warsaw.—Of the hundreds of young
Jewish guls who went to Palestine for
the I assover holidays, 130 have remained
there permanently, The Moment reports.
All of them have found suitable husbands
and will stay as permanent settlers.
Moscow.—In the early part of 1933
Soviet Government will conduct a cen
sus to discover the extent of its Jewish
population, it has been announced. The
last count was in 1926, when there were
reported to be 2,750,000 Jews in Russia.
One of the principal objects of the census
is to determine how the Jews are inte
grating themselves into Russia’s economic
system.
Jerusalem—Tel Aviv now has its first
radio station in which the language of
broadcasting is Hebrew. It has been
erected in connection with the Levant
Fair held in 'Pel Aviv.
Antwerp—A committee of Christian
students organized a charity carnival,
whose proceeds will he used for the re
lief of poor Jews in the high school of
the city. The committee has prevailed
upon the mayor of Antwerp to serve as
one of the sponsors of the function.
Warsaw—The high sohiM>| maintained
in H i a It ok by the Tarbuth, Jewish ed
ucation organization, has been permitted
by the Polish Ministry of Education to
conduct final examinations in Hebrew,
with full government credit. 'Phis is the
first time that Hebrew has been recog
nized in this manner.
Bucharest—Rliczer Steinberg, Yiddish
[met and short story writer, died here at
the age of 52. He played a dominant
part in the Jewish cultural life of Ru
mania. He was also known for his num
erous children’s stories.
• • • • Line-O-Types of Atlanta • • • •
By I. Heard Itsaid
We’ve been so burdened with fan mail
ce the innovation of this dots and
sh column that we’ve had to forward
ne to our home for evening reading.
. Of course, S. A. Fisanska, as mod-
as a violet, could not bear that news-
per publicity about his Hying tackle
iich landed a burglar at Five Points.
. Jeanette Baum also featured in the
pers and in the usual Hearst photo-
aphic manner, was viewed with the
;ss just a ieetle bit u-know-how, for
ving identified burglars. ... It must
an epidemic. . . . At one time we
uldn’t have been surprised to hear
jut Frank Ferst winning the Olympics,
en he was ace man on the Tech foot-
11 team, but heroes must still be heroes,
»n though the “Olympics” be a bridge
irnament, and Frank with Miss Rosalie
aver were named north-south state
ampeens. . . . Which is what collitch
itball training does in after life. . . •
certain group of young men gave a
nic near Fairburn, Ga., for the Sigma
Jos, a social sorority composed of—
11, take the first letter in Sigma and
Woos and what eating places does that
ng to mind? .... The young men
oying the outing were Alan Marcus,
to, Cohen, S. M. FraM'.Max Mor-
Henry Williamson, Bill CAarkc, S. A.
anska, Norman Mendelson and Sid
nnstein. ... We warned you we d
cha names in. . . . What’s this we
ir about the sweet girl graduate and
iumbus, which we want is a nice town
. Congrats, Miss Rebecca Shuman, on
ng elected president of the Georgia
leration of Business and Professional
,men’s Clubs at the Savannah conven
tion. . . . We hear that the J. P. C. has
a pretty good baseball team, so that the
blisters on Buster Herman's hands aren t
from playing black-jack, entirely. . . .
Sidney Metzger’s got another car, but we
bemoan the passing of "'Hie Chariot,"
which had a strange way of looking as
if it could never make another block,
but, unless it ran out of gas, invariably
got the riders plus a laundry basket to
their destination on the morning journey
to town. . . . Carl Goettingrr opened his
office, dealing in investment securities
and here’s hoping that such wild animals
as bulls and bears will bring this coun
try hack to the g(H»d old days when stocks
were stocks and you weren't just stocked
with them. . . . Charles IF. Bergman, of
the Kentucky Bergmans, if we must be
lieve everything we read, is an associate
in the newly organized law firm of ( amp,
Savage and Crawford (this ad was not
paid for, much to our business man
ager’s regret). . . . When the Mayfair
Club gave a cabaret dance at Wieuca Inn
not so long ago, ’tin told that platters
of fried chicken were served during
the entire evening. . . . Maybe our invi
tation was lost in the mails! . . ( on*
grats, Miss Rhoda Kaufman, upon your
election to membership on the executive
committee of the National Conference of
Social Workers at the convention in
Philadelphia. . . . And three cheers, Miss
Helen Kaplan, upon being awarded the
Loridan's Art Prize, given to second year
students, at the graduating exercises at
the High Museum of Art. . . . That
write-up about Eugene Oberdorfer, Jr.,
in the Phi Epsilon Pi Quarterly was in
teresting. . . . Au revoir, must run along
and make a cellophane belt.
Paris.—Francois Coty, perfume king,
who has been conducting a systematic
anti-Semitic campaign in one of his pa
pers, Ami du people, denies that he is
an anti-Semite and asserts that he is
merely combating the “Jewish bankers
who dominate world finance.” He takes
the occasion to attack the Jewish Agency
tor Palestine and charges (hat it is the
instrument of big Jewish bankers. Coty
points out that in attacking the Jewish
Agency he takes the same position as the
Agudath Israel, ultra-orthodox Jewish or
ganization. He states that no one accuses
the Agudath Israel of being anti-semitic,
and, therefore, the charges cannot be
made against him.
Vienna (WNS)—Because he has writ
ten in his paper, Snnn-und Montagsxei-
tung, that Hitler's father used to fra
ternize with Jews, M. Klebinder was set
up and attacked by Hitlerites as he was
sitting in a Vienna cafe.
Paris French Zionists feel gratified at
the election of Albert Lebrun to the pres
idency of the country. I.ebbrun is a
member of the French Pro-Palestine Com
mitter and has, on several occasions, de
livered addresses expressing his approval
of the Jewish rebuilding of Palestine.
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