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JEWISH PIONEERING IN MEDICINE

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WOHIN—WHITHER?. OLD CRY REITERATED

Address Delivered by Eminent Physician, Dr. George Crile, An Interview With Dr. Myron Kreinin and Aaron Benjamin
Head of Cleveland Clinic, at Mass Protest
By I. L. BRIL
Meeting in Cleveland, May 14.

laws in force July 1 present
problems affecting every
retailer.
Bookkeeping requirements
deserve special attention to
avoid penalties or overpay-
ment of taxes.

By DR. GEORGE CRILE

I id ,
d in the main to let the
law I. !' LP. own story as to his
at hi,
'I , in medicine. A mere
ataIiLy.
rarely inspiring, yet
oalogite of achievements
wore dramatic than any

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beim, a Viennese pathologist, Who
carries on the tradition of the
s e heol of Itokitansky; of SigM111111
Fraud, f.ainder of the School of
Psycho-analysis, and of Adler, his
iple, who 44 00,1141 a tremendous
n n lir 111ntribution. diSliiiiiance iu psychology; of Ja-
ietice could dassohn, if Berne, who is consid-
•red the foremost iltirmattilog,ist of
nmarked that Europe; of flush , of Zurich, who
is
noted for his Triginal Wolk on
Talmud, niedi
al-
the relation of skill disto. , ,
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.
and the phy- lergy ; of Zondek, who ha , ill - t
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cry of the Jewish In.ople. Before!
them.
, fhey are becoming self-
1 heard it I read about it. The
pages of Jewish history re-echo, supporting and independent. Freed
with that cry, piercing and appeal- front oppression and the haunting
inc. I heard it in the '80s, after fear of having to grasp the wan-
the terrible pogroms and the Nlay
enactment of the Mov Laws in the duel's staff, they are becoming;

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Russia of the Czars. I heard it in , fine men and women once more
the• 'sus
ie hr.tiriet is i'etrhee
5,r1e
.ndit f that, they au'
nulssar res. h
or their fanlike
part of the twentieth century,
nl!I0”
Culled figures and bare statistics
particularly after Kishinetf.
I
won't tell and cannot tell the star y
heard it after the World \Var and
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNT ANTS
I ant hearing the cry this very day. of this great humanitarian work.
and I am not inured to it.
Cadillac 7934
"If we would but take Ameri-
Barium Tower
.1( 4 \V , abroad both to the old
This question of Jewish migra_
Con will net down. 1.ike a slaw- countries arld t" the new 1106,
tee it always
i.
The
krei ri in emphasized.
made M.p.ic efforts to lay the
their he is refusing to
"1Vhat i!, it that you sps.cilicall
Bottled Beer - IOr
II'-I.
want?" I then asked.
AND (,000 FOOD --NUE CED!
. ST, 1, were my thoughts as I
"Wo svant American Jewry to
SPRING CHICKEN DINNER — 45c
I'
ITIosi
In
two
1
le!
Lace
just
r•ali/.r that this work must not
1
1
,1
1
',
Czechs' Defensive War on Nazis
.ii 111 ed on our Attires to discuss and c innot cease. Ilia, has told
Top off the Jul y Fourth celebration by dining At the
Told by I (0 iali.t Head.
w ith -- \ inerican Jews this very us that it has 110 f1.11141 44 with which
i I
\
II.
1 1 11:1.
l
K441114 4 111 tif .1 41 WiS11 migration.
to subsidiz• any longer" the worl:
The two inen are Dr. 51yron abroad. This is a catiedrophe, a
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... p ,„ F , ,
1 . , i.i „, Kst Min, president of many years e - alamitY.
1 4 of emliryolog!„
i! ,
I
of the Einigdireet, and 51r.: Aaron ,m•ptoplel?Vhatif huni tlilsaIn1;11s."filue in?ift
pry - . n t Ilol nrgery. It Nvoulti ,,,, Ni, , ,ii,.ol i\ ,,,„ 1., , ,,,,.. v
4.4 4,
..t it e nj,,,,,),,, a New Yuck a tt,,,,.. ). thousands of .low: are being- de-
I
I I .
1 .4 4
1 Ili, 1 4 4 4 I 44 -41441 ak. be fa lustingto deal at length
,who
Is
only . 4
pediatrics
in \ 111. I 1. a, :Ohl
1111
4 4 , 11
1 1 1 44 1 i • , 4 4 , 1 le , .4 I 1 4, ,4 here It it h thwo. ancient ;it tainments, and
.11ii 1.11 1 . 1111. I.
. 111. i II„, :, :1'11.11'1.11111111 Resin cl'i'nrii'iiiiis4C in I
t,a,i' s\OP"itt
f' l 1 1'
'
Itiiiii'el:1(
i(as Eu
ftrl'W: 117:itvh'i's1 ofheiisr bast
III AI
to tell of the ;whit.cements of such ;: r 5 ' 0,,,,,t
I I l Le,
o, 11 I the 11111ngsi rm.
; I ,. „,i,,.1111.,. who was H e br e w sh e it,.. r u t., an d i mm i grant
of
that
these
our
people who are
,tetras;
nien a, rerde,all .Avenzoar, the
..oho:
...m• to the [Ili-
clinic-
Aid
Society
of
America/.
This
is
actually
starving,
who
are
despair-
4
4
4
11
,
1414
1T(1
one
4
of
the
boast
Id .1 :I the Century of 111,1 great pflysicitin of post-Tal-
ted
ians in America in the eighteen. Ilr. Kreinin', third visit to this ing, will be condemned to a living,
Progi.
no-It on in Chicago and 1111141e . 111111'!, and of his pupil, Aven-
trn
our,i (tz.,.,.. I 1r,.. i tit hl.
e a. : ja,mia i.i., p.i
t. cii, !1st ahnt. death.
I% e say to
come
American
"ineti”.
got.
to (Mr- lo 414 4 11 ,4 i u 4-14,
pails' this 11 ,4 4•1,
441 14 4 011 le, before roes; of Muses NIalmonides,
(li!ontinued From Page One)
. Jesyry, still the must favored Jews
11
1144
court
physician
to
Saladin
who
Marti} Ian dik e a prtiminent New
;
of
' 111,011 1 of the Oho laeoler routida- Ki out,- iif i thi- country.
is,
too,
vice-president
Of
Hilo:
on God's earth, 'Don't forsake
trates, they, and Europe, would lw Ceti tens of the endowments of
Tile Mate .1 , rotitment , at 1Vash• i he pe. sistence of advanceawnt 11f Vol k pediatrician; 11:111st-114)ff, a 1
.
1 met them at the Iliac head_ your. lirethers
and sisters now.' We
:1 1 ,...w.i.1. 1.1. ptlihy,',.it lia,111;sili duAr g
ii,t,g, tIlhke e tnla:', k, ,,,I h ,' ,11 i i.:,-..,IS-t :hit,,II/".., yi ii i,i,'„ii ,I,I,1
better Iltr. The question in the Carl Schurz A-os'iation) were mom, thiough William Phillip.,
;,i,' ,i loariii i,S. afge liii ":„. .ilartens, 4'-s
Lttfayette street, 1.t‘ppoif to t %Airy Jew •and .lewess in
Europe W011111 he 1'41 4 1141 i11111 the warmly girded hy the press, the andel ,ecietar y, is giving. its care-
Pit
y.
cynic
I
. . 1 ie k
,"1"".1111 I"
" the I. "'""'
Betlin and ful attention to the situation tr•a- Garrison say's - the Int of the Ile- ily idiocy and wrote a clas,i' mein,
Jews would Iler441111 4 rooted to the chief
p . - str, : ' rte,h
iiiiin. i s yiiiir
I 1 h is is !let the time to argue; this
mission:"'
land on a footing of equably with other fonclionai lc , .
ted by Nazi persecution of Jew-- in I.r.wv physi cian in I' urop e %vas to graph on Littl•'s disease; .los. I
.
•
is not the time to discuss or de-
ll.. 1144451 a 1111 11 141114 1 41. Ill the tenth Coltlb•rger, of tie. United stat e ,
'
other nations.
Gar
many,
m•t-toiling
to
Ile.
Samuel
ing Its 114• , 1 , 11:1 Ilty
lirepa-
By
,
this is the tune to do.'
..111I t. here
, .,_ti cu
„aid, nu elfurt SrLulnvl n, efla 1 1 111,111 of Ii I •1 4 4 , 1,41 and eleventh centuries, he was a Public Health s u s \-4. 1 . , „lin did 1,1. - 1,t 1', , .. hial ti.:..,...,.
o ilEitirgn.illi f ' bate;
,
•
" Bat something must. 1444 done so a),„di, t urn,
serf of contraband luxury' resorted much original work on pellagra;
T he lust word spoken by these
a I I,
that the Jewish problem should la. ),, ,,,,),1 ,„ it miff
committee of the Synagokiiii Colin
to by and protected by prince and Jacques Loeb who was on e of the tea I to call the . attenti on of two mean, who have given find are
SIIIVII11 decently," he asserts.
ran clsitol, th44 Id, a that day by ail of Annul. a, who rev paled the
prIte alike, on aCelaillt of his greatest eXperimental biologi,d, of
f
I led
Church Studies Plight of Baptized 4141y iu icily oay t longs were get- naluie of a , or I, 4441•1411414
S1' CLASS 10511 - .I1IWN
surrior scient i tic knowledge, but all times; Samuel .1. M e lt zer Id a . .t.i\..:..s'ils.,i' s.,r,ii i i Na it1 .1rinji.1i .:11.
t. i.ar:ti.i,tit.i,i tn;h1;;i,...11:11.11' in',1 ) ,iii.)ing' r.a'r. g
thkeii Trigpfeho(i' inl'es., 'Is%‘-- Vo ts'i'rtt.hestsr'isr.i.ni'ge by I"1
ling better and better under Hit- nit 1111,11 4 1 4 11 III , "I gam/M.1i and the
Jews
- I
have a
hardly
bill
countenanced for any other was a brilliant investigator at- might and main to help solve the
s. )0,441 tine 111 during the lot
The Protestant Church of Cer-
which I will sell at a
g dit.
reason."
Cached to the Rockefeller Institute,:
1/s. Kreinin then took up the Problem of "W"hia?
Whither?"
two month-.
many, under its new Nazi leader-
'
un
i ty
count.
11-
onderf
ul
\vas:
d
Limitation of time compels me . "I whom Professor Graham 1.0.k I buren.
ship, will study- the question raised, Germany Retaliates With the Eg-
for one or two busine mos
"Ilicem has been functioning
to pas,
• ' • over
- .• i mos 't of the earlier ' 'aid, in his obituary, that he was i
"For God's sake, tell American
45,000 Jewish Refugees in Coun-
gs to the Anal4/f the baptize,'
1‘irit
t
. Box 2011, Detroit Jewi.h
pul.ion of Austrian Jews
cont I ilintions and to begin our cats- . the molt Christ-like man la. had for the Past three and a half years Jewry' not to forsake their people.
Jews in relation to the general do, -
tries Near Reich.
Chronicle.
From Reich.
144eilt• with the great flames .If the ever known; 51ax Einhorii, a pion. and I fl-.r very much that Anwri- Do not stop this stork.
It will
eriminatory laws against the Jews.
T. .1
GENEV.%.
gastro - intestinal
.l a i,ittli,t ; can Joys are not fully acquainted man slow death to thousands.
la-t
century.
%Vt.
can
start
appro-
e'er
llrst
hitherto, conversion has not ex-
! 1 .\
\V.\ NTH,- -Two refined g .1., to
1:0 111,
re- priately
..1ustriali
Jew I. 1
lel 1111 ,
41 It 1 le
with the moil' of 405(111 ' , WIC Alt, one of the 111 044 1 pr onw - with all that has been accom- carry on."
erallted Germans of Jewish destrin
g
share beautifully
ful nisketi
filget4• ,11 t I:I c dun, l ie. tionnloring
n ine
from the laws. • The new Nazi re-
g„.„.no...,1.t on the Poch, It It as 1 .., ealed in 1 1 1 4 111, 114 1141 was one of the gniatest 1.01 pediatrician, in America; Hail plishell dining this period. First it
flat.
\VIII be
I hill
anatomists of all times, whose great Schick, discoverer of the Seltiek 1111151 be known and realized that
lust
ligious leaders announced that Pas-
housckreping orii
pleat to tie. Internal 1,1;11 Labor dl-coveries would take a long time test fur susceptibility to diphtheria; thousands have to ...migrate. There
of i t
t n
oar „NI
ors are
Conference ;meting heel , 1.v the t,,
home
Jews in Colonial Times.
1,101 lieurger, a brilliant clinician is 1141 other alternative,
recount; 16111,1 11 eillak leas a
t'ondi-
Labor leaders, Kuper. I Holland; (Hone, 111:41 1ologist, one of the first who dose riled th e di sease ,,,,,,,, I l Cons in Poland, Russia, Rumania
lent to Hamilton and I.
.;iui
aceording
I n-
group, is investigating the situa-
i\nhough retool-. from nom-
Jouhaux of Vrance, and S. 1.111,11 of to
cars..
Exceptionally 1,1
A
one
fir
hini,lf,
A
small
but
significant
vie-
and
was
the
perfecto.
and
Lithuania
and
elsewhere
are
lelllit
out
cell
1111'15itill,
and
tine.
1
Belgium.
1.
11‘,11
1:41
Phone
, 1 4 4)11 4,4.
!tient in the colonial population
lier of .1 - sus (4 114•114 4 4e
bar
III the pione e r, of „i„,,,,,oh oi .„„ y; Of t h e i 4 1 , to., ,, p,; Harry Platz who I such that emigration is the only
1 Ill th
Nazi
Over PM Jewish doctors have
„o ld no
F erdi nan d ,,,,,, 11 1 .1„.,, „,,, t h e was the discoverer of the organ- possible solution for these Jews
They pl.nitl , l 44lit that !Ill- num-
was that of the Jews. The first
'ft/ ItENT - - Furnished 1 1...
11 cr.
been notified lialaY l'Y the M e die" 1 certained, it is feared that ,1 large bl r i, increasing constantly in view' founder of the histologic school of ism supposedly causing typhus who are suffering untold misery
record of their colonial arrival
the use of teleilli 411V 40444 .44i ,,,g,
Union of Frankfurt, that accord-
o f Austrian
of the 111 4 ,1 , 4 , 41t N41,4 policy if an- dermatology'; Ludwig Traulte in-
fever; Howard Lilienthal, a pion- and who have ne future to look
in English America was when as
if neer -- --a I .
ing to a recent g o vcrtmlent'd
1.1,114 4 41 ,I• 21 1 31
nihilating I lie dew: and ss- arned of t roduced thermometers into clini- e'a'r thoracic surgeon; Emanual forward to in these countries."
in (;century may h e for..h. , i.
group of 23 reached New Am-
(1144 114141144 a1 - e• 1111 4 4 .
vision they will be compelled to
.1'r 14411 , 1111,'11
41 to he expect- „ II I „ii.,,licine and was one „f t h e Libman who is immortalized by "(low has the situation been
sterdam front Brazin in 1654.
give up their positions as physi-
the :1414 41444114 colitIleies hl first experimental pathologists—his his classic description of subacute n•t?"
ed in
'They founded a permanent con-
cit y,
cians with the sick benefit fund,.
TWO Ill:FINED YOUNt, I SPIES
(1, !„.!
ow
„,
W 1111'11 till refugees had tied. The lectures attracted people from all li T etkeigr,i,',1,1.ne
gregation. In 1 657 a group of
r",1, 1i," - " iii i i ,tni l'iner1,: !,1 iehviil,1 ,5„1:1,1 ,5, 1;
. SNa.i:t1 ,%Niillt rh. stIlatn.
ot h e r t owns
The order will go into effect July I.
scan t room and !maid Li
,,,
labor market, already upset, will lae over the world;
11oritz Ifeni.ich
Jews was received in Rhode Is-
n dj ian'g
Nazi
idi difficulties unit
rum
able summer cottage I.II
Nazi students at the rniversity tinning
their
made worse by this influx, it was Romberg was the first clink.al neut.- Schamborg, one of the leading dor-. ; ,
land, where they long enjoyed
te'ruristIi
res.r.ct , ve measures we have suc-
arts
two
week, conk
'
De-
boy-
of Breslau have proclaimed a
pointed out.
ologist in Germany and wrote the matologists of America, who nutile seeded in aiding thousands of Jew-
religious freedom and took part
against the Dollfuss government,
troit.
Reference, eye!: .ficed.
eott of lecture:A by the only re-
salvarsan
during
the
War
when
we
;
Sim, the labor conference has first formal treatise on nervous Ili-
in the foreign commerce which
s mashed windoscs in Jewish stores
s is
.. em. ;gram. s.
In
19°
.7.
when
Longfellow It095,
flaming Jewish professOrS at the
gave stealth of the city of New-
111111 homes, net fire to the clubhouse already dealt with such problems, scales; Julius Cohnheim was the "'wild ""I get it from Germany and our work began, some 35,000 Jews
institution. At a special meeting of the Ilakoah, famous Jewish notably in the case of the Russian most eminent pup il o f vi ri.h owi turned back the profits from its left Eastern Europe. In 11J9 the
port. Small Jewish communi- 1 Y()UNG NIAN, urgently ,-
of the medical students, at which sports
confer-
whose
monograph
on
"Intlarnation
sale
to
the
University
of
Pennsyl-
number
rose
to
45,000,
and
whilst
and
Armenian
refugees,
the
ties existed in a few other
association, damaged their
of stork, will render Ills
•
Jewish students were denied atimis- football
places.
field, alt liked Jewish pe- ence invites its v,1111•rning body and and Suppuration" revolutionized vania ; the Iii.sures for the current year,
as salesman or in °Ir.-
Rion by Nazi te00144 4 1 4 8
a'Cst of .Johns brilliant 10:10, are not
who refused destrians in the 44 Fells and molest- the labor 4 4 1114 4 4 4 111 4 1 - 4 4 (44 undertake pathology. Among his pupils have pharmac ioshalg
The toleration of the Jews in
complete, the num-
perietwed
and
college
min.
,non
to let them enter the hospital to fit- i nwisii
in
the little communities men-
t he „ace,. necessary ;dollies of the problem, been numbered some of the most University, whose name is written her is not less."
pA 311
t) .
135 tri i..110.‘q y t
tend their lectures, i t Wtla Voted to,
Nazi i.0„,111.,
large in the literaturo; Nathan
tioned was a proof of a degree
Ill ('slit. without interfering with internal distinguished physicians of this
°But this does not tell the whole
boycot lectures given by Professors
,1,f11„1,
known
for
his
discovery
country.
Gabriel
Gustav
Valentin
11K
4111
Ileellially
'
S
1
.111e,tions
1f story," Dr. Kreinin chimed in
of religious liberty which lit
Fruenkel and Ilielschosysky, both
Brill'!
II;Itl'lal Si Va'l'e' ignite, wit II a lilt was one of the foremost physiolo
1:," !. ". 1."11ea.'" '• a mild form of t1.-- "Our work has extended the stolid
that time was hardly known
for established Hungarian isosh•
of whom are converts and exempt
tever ; Epstein who m ad
Liebermann To Become Exile.
to the satisfnetor y settlement of gists off the world; Moritz Schiff !
elsewhere in the world. The
• one over wherever there are Jews who
erresiturant.
Good bil- ne
from dismissal In iiccount of their
ovist far-reaching discover-
I.
T. Al. –Max Germany' , I clogees in countries was a zoologist and physiologist, ii of ,, Ile
PltAGUE.
Catholic
religion
was
not
al-
have
to
find
new
homes.
We
have
sec tion.
61 34 West Jett . -44
,,, „rent
war service records.
Leillermann,
Cerman Jewish \s'here they might find employment who was a pioneer ill the study ...
lowed 011( 4 11 privileges of wor-
years when he sotto- organized activities in the migra-
avenue.
The fifteen heads of American 1 artist and foioea president unieri- without did, anent to the economic the glands of internal secretion; ea t ed t ile f eeding "f protein 1 " Con countries that make it possible
ship in New England before the
Car! Weigert was the ti rst t o Ii.lekt.i,,e,1, 1, i.,.
municipalities stho arrived here tut of the Pi -11111 .1, adenly of
elfaie of the, c ount H e ,.
Sim." for 5 Iiii,e who have to leave to take
Rev o lution, but there were
( i ongenial attractive young •
—
.
il I it!' torno't'f irh the Rockefeller
stain bacteria;
h
erman H
Cohn,
the up life in the new countries with
Catholic churches in Philadel-
fessional lady from tine fa 1!y
thither of Emil Ludwig, was a pion-
the
least
possible
delay.
phia, and private chapels in
We
in small nearby city stislie, I
rultih t:x f p (t',r r'i: t
err ophthalmologist of Breslau Who : :1711. 1:st ta ult .'1 .1 .. t I, Iwhi,11,10igs'is1 tifis 11 and
t t.ach languages, trades, prepare
Maryland and perhaps else-
quaintance of (ugh-grade ego
made the tir,t statistical study of liwnlalii't'Iin Anwrican medicine ' then for agriculture and in a
where. The considerate treat-
cessful attorney or basin.'-.
the eyes of school children ,„„ i . and is especially known for his
ment of the Jews in Rhode Is-
man. Reference: exchan:ee
made in the svorld; Munk and Moll work on infantile paralysis; Alfred thousand and one ways make the
easy
for them.
111 e have
land and New York, both as to
!lox No. 2 In, De" tut .1•. 4
oho.
a
cardiologist
of
the
Roche-
road
were pioneers ill work on cerebra, , ( '
saved to the emigrants thousands
trade and to the practice of
Chronicle.
localization; Solomon Stricker was feller Institute, who is known for
and thousands of dollars in travel-
their
religion,
is
a
proof
both
I he founder of microtomy; Nathan his extensive contributions to the
,
Fria. expenses.'
of the character of the Jews and
WANTED--Ma u l with
on heart disease; Carl
Zunz was another prominent physi-
..
But this is but one phase," Mr.
if the common sense of the co-
$3,000 cash.
Ilu•ines,
I lo
ologist; .lulius Bernstein— a prom- Landsteiner, the brilliant whiner of
Benjamin took up the thread.
Ionia' governments concerned.
dies' ready.,-',tear slop n ',k
the
Nobel
Prize,
a
pioneer
in
blood
••O
intuit physiologist—did much tini-
ur activities in t h e ill,„, i mni i .
IFrom
pamphlet, "Race Ele-
is located in good sett: !.
Isaacs, a
ginal . work on the physiology of typing; Its
bonito- I gration lands is no whit less ef-
ments in Washington's Time."
outside of Detroit.
.• !.••I
muscles; Edward Iletioch was one mit heniatologist, who helped per-'
festive. In Argentine, in Brazil,
edited by Prof, Albert Bushnell
to makea good living ;in ;
p
ofthe earliest ediatricians
in Cm.- fest yentriculation; Edwin Cohn, a ill Uruguay, in fact in all of them,
Hart,
and
issued
by
the
Massa-
pro
besides.
ftissor at Harvard Univ ers ity, '
For further
many.
Jewish wanderers are received
chusetts George Washington
di'll . helped perfect the preparation our
I
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With the advent of the bacterial .vi
114. our representatives, work is' Bicentennial Commis•ioni
r extract for the treatment
Chronicle.
age, a
number of distinguished ,,14
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pernicious
anemia;
Lafayette
II.,
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Jewish bacteri
ologists came to the Nlendell, professor at Yale Univer- i
fore; such as Feaenkel, who dis• 'cit y
authority on bioch t h e s fl
try;
(4 0%'44 14 (4 41 the pneunillowcus; Neisser,
,
fo r e-
who disemered the gonococcus, on. Paul K temperer, one 44
If the greatest achievements in most pathologists in America; Da-
vid Riesman, an eminent clinician
medicine; Anton Weickselbaum, the
discoverer of the ineningococcus• . and medical historian; Milton .1.
' 1 ltosenaw, professor Of bacteriology,
Friedlander, the discoverer of the a
at Harvard University; Charles
bacillus named after him; Nletchin• I -
1..lsberg, one of the leading neuro-
kotf, the disetiverer of phago. vto-
sDuerigeons of the country; Joseph 11.
sis; Withil, the first to use agglutin-
ee, an tostetrician, who has
ation for the diagnosis of typhoid
•'
written
ritten
one of the best texts on
fever; Haffkine, of Calcutta, who
.
this
topic; Nlilton 11'internitz, the
prepared a preventive treatment
. . dean of the medical faculty, and
For fourteen years the winners of the Indian-
for Bubonic plague; !h ymn,
, professor of pathology at Vale!
great French clinician, and an au- I niversity, who was largely re-'
apolis 500-mile grind have used Firestone-
thority on diseases of the liver.
sponsible for putting late Medi-
Among the oto-laryngologists
gum-dipping makes them the safest for racers
cal School on the map.
may be cited Gottstein, Schnitzler,
Other names might well lie add-
Storrck and Pulitzer—the last of
—and for you. Specify Firestone— and for-
14.. .t1
ed
to
this
list,
but
from
this
gal-
whom perfected the laryngoscope.
get your tire troubles—make your 4th of July
Gabriel Lippman was tho inven- axy of 91 names, it becomes oh-'
rer4
tor of colro photography; Marmor• boos that America and the world
AS
Clsommiei
trip a carefree pleasure trip.
ek was a pioneer worker in tuber- owe a great debt to these phy-
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culosis and prepared an auto-serum sicians of the Jewish race, many of
for its cure; Bernheiin, of Nancy, whom have been pioneers and many
was the founder of the School of of them noble followers in the foot-
Suggestive Therapy; Max NordaU steps of the masters of medicine.
Medical science, no branch of '
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was a prominent criminologist.
flweekt
Of the Italian Jews, Ottolenghi science, is cognizant of racial
KW(
was the foremost authority on for- lines. The contributions of Jew
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nesic medicine and Caesarlonibroso and Gentile alike are welcomed and
play
their
part
in
the
extension
of
SENTINEL
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TYPE
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known criminologist
of his time. Moritz Benedict, of human knowledge—in the further-
mi. tire is of Let- Ow. feu InilinliNnen e.
ter Quality, Con-
Vienna. was the foremost figure in ance of human welfare.
struction and Workmanship than see
electrotherapy. The name. Win-
and line special brand tires offered for
ternit z, is synonymous with hy-
Nazi s Arrest Scores for "Eon..
sale by mail order house. and o thers
drotherapy. Adolph Baginsky was
nomic Sabotage."
and made without the Manufartlireel
one of t he best known pediatri-
INNSBRUCK,-1.1. T. A.1—A
name and guarantee.
cians and hygienists of his time. large number of Jewish merchants
James Israel was sine of the most have been arrested in Muenster and
prominent surgeons of his period Essen and taken to concentration
Official representatives in daily attendance in all courts—a phone
in Berlin. I. Ilcas was one of the camps, accused td practising "eco-
earliest
Cast re-enterologists, re- nomic sabotage."
call will bring you rates, forms, information or any service you
membered particularly for his test
More power — better perfor-
Nazi political police hake also as.
The new Firestone Aquapruf Brake
meal. Lazar, l'nna, and Joseph, rested many Jewish merchants and
lining is moist ure-proof and embodies
may need.
mance when Firestone Plugs
were among the most famous skin are holding them for trial on a
a new principle whirls produces
siawialists of Europe. Joseph Pick similar charge. Merchants arrest •
-moocher braking action ■ nd more
are
used.
was a great pathologist. Nlangus- ed include the prominent Jewishin-
positive braking control. We will test
Les v was known for his researches dustrialist. Herr Danz, of Muen-
your Brakes FR U.
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..n diabetic coma and was an au• ster, and the Jewish propri e t or If
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thority on diseases of metabolism; the Brunner photo company of E••
As Low $
1 1inkots- ski is remembered for his ten.
4° P.'
Your plugs tested fee•
As
Cla.sit. expo invent in removing the
Many Jewish merchants and in.
pancreas in dogs and proving that dustrialistt are now in a condition
Rolames,
Cherior
(.tee
Pancreatic therapy of dial•t e.. which places them betoren "the
Ehrlich was probably the greatest devil and the deep blue sea." On
immunologist and chemotherapist the one hand, fearing unfounded
that ever lived. Openheim was con- charges of "sabotage," they are
sidered to be without a peer in anxious to liquidate their busine-
Germany as a neurologist and has ses altogether. On the other hand.
given his name to several diseases, such liquidation would result in
of the nervous system. Wertheim new charges of dismissal of work• I
detelt.ped the radical operation for ers and employees, thus increasing
cure of cancer of the uterus. Zuck• unemployment.
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Nati authorities are waiting
was his successor Tandler.
eagerly for such an opportunity to
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Owned and
stein. who has written the beat for the care and prote.tion of their •
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