PIEVEFROMAWIMi CARON ICU
PAGE FOUR
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
REVIEW OF THE YEAR 5693
(Continued from Page One)
Rosh Hashanah
le/ tile
...chi which as forefathers groaned
111 Item L; a t:.d Eleht
Nan, and especially Jewish parents
And like their enslaved fore-
fathers in Egypt, the Jews of Ger-
many :ore t permitted to leave
that - I • • oaf bondage.” Legal
$1,092,768 OBTAINED lion Committee, under whose ca.
FOR GERMAN RELIEF pices the fund is being raised 10,
the relief of destitute Jews in the
Th.. German relief fund has at- ' Reich. New York l'ity's coned.
ROSH HASHONAH MESSAGE
By BERNARD S. DEUTSCH
President, American Jewish Congress.
Gained a total of $1,002,708, is bution to the present tot a l . Rabb.
Va. turn to a Ill w year from a must be based on six fundamental announced by Rabbi Jonah 13. Wise stated, is $1.1 -,•,•.:4,,,,,. Th I
and grandparents, even though
Holy oue of the parent, or grand-
year which has posed the most era- plan
national chairman of the New York Campaign i,
headed b e
I, f o ntioued ( I: lenge action
,,,! problem in the history o f our
parents was It the .lesci,h descent."
the Dudley 1 1. Sicher and Alit, $ y
at.tivitics
of
to fund-raising
exit
' It:, tt l ,i,th"il ,40-ht p.... , miner their explosion fram the end that the equality rights , American Jcwimh Joint Distribu- Instil.
Furthermore, those cisII
is servants with
I • 't l,t,!? lii r''' , i I tt IlI
What the new year pair-- of the slew's ninny be restored, mak-
,.
S• .,' ••
who were not such on August 1,
•l• IdtItl11 e impassible
1914, were required to 1,111,11 that mak.
fur ton. 4 , none can forecast. That it ing such representations as are
4
over
the problems of the possible through the League of Nti -
t
hey
are
of
Alvan
descent
or
that
May Unbounded
despite the obvious 1,.. ! , II , will gainsay. The prob. lions and other recognized bod ies
they fought at the front in the rni .•1 4.1 ‘• 4
ef
the
situation,
German
Jewry remains of international public opinion.
war, or that they are tens or fath-
the I ,
f - f
• .,t y are struggling to s.. - . ,- in all its enormity, toyer-
2. Itehabilitation of the refugees
o•rs of men killed during the war. Jo •... o f (
l
n
(. They have st .e. .,11 .,! :1.! ■ F-e. Indeed its en- frodn Germany.
"If Aryan descent is doubtful, an
11 . The finding of new lands of
epinion must be requested from
; .o - the mind monody,
.\ oi od, n ; ....•os,
d
- 11'tsrau),'Vt'i.tnh.
. . ,
env-
nolgratien for German Jews.
the authority on rate questions
tVl •
sly of impression.
lis. Relief and .1 , .•
I. Sua :or, through migration, for
iSachverstitendiger fuer Itassefor-
• s ados the repos-us-
-fold name!
, hung) of the minister of the in- I: ,
' L, I .1, Iomb osommunitiem. the children of G erm an
Id 1 Ho to advise4
t ri or."
5. Relief for Jews remaining in
Ce I many has set t h e
.•
ilturt' d i ,',
In order In one rrrrr nd 15. full airtni•
hi a tau-fold tinder- GerIllany.
flunre of 101. Is. fo ilorrine fart.
wit I: • I:. o
' ! I'l l' o: (t.. ;:m(n."11Pt(-• 11;
!* 1
0, Suppression and counteraction
I i i
of the 'wilt-
should he ht... In mind hr. under the
tee .., l . o
, rb- ruilmy an d th e of Nazi propaganda in other moun-
• '.I, the fund. ,
Imperial re•Inr• the nun., ,
our
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e, 1,1 .err few of
- aloroottol. I
t roar matt rights tries.
For the Holidays use the beat . .
thanele. • ho had
oil been
•
.51-
'II
I appeal to American deo ry
also aiding Ira
, , where ...mimic
Irarth ',muted I,., One. •ere
,1 ■ 11111 exemption on ihr mound of 11.1.
o((e .,fcatr„ifnug Il•
o. Med a fertile field reader the accomplishment of Its
heen opperinInd h. or. ine 1, 1 , 11. vorr •
I
T.,: of bigotry by the program pos,i1olt. Icy ,tipp rting its
,end, et mar. all, n u on e im• than 11
,,„1
mt,„h,,,,•y
I :appears too 0 '
o f the $0101111 , 111 olt.fense fund against
.rar. , •1 ••••• •
an oial
ffic un Thal doe,
lepl.h °Md.. IP I.o ol
e or
•N R
l
; o! ether bigots.
II itliorisn.
is hieing
I
oere 'Reeled 5, the I.; th Ird.
-
it till,
I F.,
F . ,,; - II
•o
Ano than Jewimh Con-
May that fritter nitv. oof spirit and
eataS
th• arm, dud. the •ar tumid
•
I
I'll
,
in
le g
m en. ill their end
I."
. •
■ ,1 F. ,..-.I Ile MO
oersuitoled that the pro- .oction et Ice froom thi s h o ol y oaf
O. oleo arr. ncl al the Iona e•re nod
o s loy I la . • 11
.: at Jot, oaf the dew,,
inh !whey to be pursued in days It. the end that the glory or
!Mho toms and • 11,
•
re.porm.l. nor 10.1 rut, fourth. no female
,dram oil fur holm,g and for
+m.r
AI •i
01 1, 1, ntually the .1towish
8
offirMl. n ern pinierm null darn, 'Pm. -
Prof, ed for evert, h c. r•
of the Jew, of Germany • Israel may be preserved.
ch ether 11111,11/11I's for which oil
i Me leafiest Soalh,
11 , n er, the er , lood of ...mire . 1 he I runt.
. .o down it oo - In oot her count rio s
e
rl
able
n 111 ha,
ham to make i ht.rodc effort
t
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l'or •reamn.
et, her
to a coomplimh this result. For the , in I.oui ,
ville• KmItY , kY, addressed adopted a resolution protesting en-'
hchind the Prim se 11 111,1111
ardor and enthusiasm with which a letter to the government :1-king torgetically against the unjustiti-
=
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Yfent, 1••• • flee of
Other Rokeach Kosher Products
tho. anti-Jewish policies o f th e
e •1 the front men of nod a. harmed
Nazi
•
that
the
Department of State reg- able maltreatment of the Jews of
nasal. r. required to
n u.
••.• further
—=„
•ItroLem h Ko.her
AFAT—for Koine Bali.
regime hav e be, n svelmoined by'
by'a ; ,,,•,,, „
prole,; the
and
mitring
large moot ion o f th e p eo pl e o
hum
:In Z
iltelteao h l'ure FruIt Frmerve.
f (iers I,.4,.. of
' ( g'II:t1.11o untneY1;t m;f d ii
Right. and
it it ino •'f i'f 'hut io 11;
i t I nations t ihil,itio.I. il bNi
neglielble
emrpted
of leor•Ir
many, with sear ee ty a
•itOkrA111 Sornealan BrOlinp Sardine.
wire raised (', Ico h Peace rnioon sent `1 1811181' int! faithful to the liberal spirit,
•Ito ken , ir Chat orate Demert
in protest.
test. appe r to, ,
a
•Koltem
Pure (hie.
This law was the first of ;I POW
the po 'soon, to the P
President; in let- the necssal
e
- Y measures be taken
tragic conclusion that ' r itiO matter
•Rnirem II Kosher Scour., Ponder
"principle"
The
non-Aryan
to
4
to.
the
Alllerit'all
Jewish
Con-
to
safeguard
then)
(the
Jews)
111.1111—a ;melee(
for Tile 18..1
what e bao g o s our. tiole• place in the
We Extend Sincere Greetings to the Entire
and I•retelaln
go os • a number oof governors and mattoria lly, intellectually and mo-
‘ 1 1 , ,01111 i11 1 1111 ,1 1 1 1 1 the 11oltni,ion
or
government oaf Gos ',any in
•Itokeach 1.411. Soap
locofe•sifill, to
„, ,,,bers of the t nid
.Je„.ish Community for a Happy and Prosperous
= „f J ews t„ th„
t e States Con- ally. "
•Itorkeat h Kl.hvr thonlmon Clromer
near futon', the situation of tho•
..
o
the Patent Lawm•o'.. Asmo,dation,
1 11e.a. h Salter 1•11.h—Prowder or I•r.le
•
Jew, in t hat chant, will remain l gee— - t xpresseo 1 their sympathy
IIELGIUAI: In April, a delega-
N•W 1 -tar
tloo• (Iset 0 00n of a( belt, extroomely y precarious.
--=—to theexert,-,
( ' ss ..lo the the Jews id Germany roll Ih'Ilre.P111iIIK 1111 1 four feder-
rvil, ion 1.1111181
tax ron,oiltant.-. to
_. ---
Prootemtiont churches called
nd
itirc,. Ili the admission
Send so a Roiesch Kuhn
Nd/.1 oppression; the State House upon Dr. \\Sooner • Grand Rabbi of
5nfot land and won . 111
r 1■1,y,w aro. to the National
of Representatives of tl'ennessee Belgium, and, in the Millie of their
receive
FIIOE
the
ItO
hr •I'lf 1•101( HOOK
and the State Legislature of New churches, expressed their synopa-
TIIE
about
nine
tenths
of
the
WORI.D'S
REACTION
s , urre of
.1,-1.-o.y adopted resolutions of pro- thy with the persecuted Jews of
incronie of physicians 1. to commer-
FOR SALE AT
,
Germany; the Federation also dis-
Wo. Isose poos onely referral t oo, to
rI.d Milgeships, 01111 to tax
ALL GROCERIES
- Signor
'
ignor Arturo
Tuscan- patchtod a letter to Dr. Kepler,
LOUIS OSSEPOW, Prop.
the o tot los -t ic manner in which the
In 'l toril,
,r1• 111111,, ,
,.,,,, 1 loll, world-renownedmusician and president of the Fedogation of
%Sof ■1 ( , ,t • , 1 i , . , o f C r1 d • mn,
Ilex are of Imitation.
a ,,, n (so
t o
rolled tens of
these edil'ta
the nes: of the formation, late in conductor, and 10 other famous Protestant Churches of Gernutny.
thr,usatill of working noon and w•o-
Main Store and Warehouse:
Januaty, of the government of na- noeicians sent a protest to Hitler asking the federation to intervene
B men of the means of sustenance, ti o n a l co u,•,,t ra ti ou i n n„,.„,„„„
, agammt the persecution of inusi- to bring about "the reinvestment
in preparation of which they had
with l. itlon
H su ., at
i,„i.
its11..i
1 st, (1y
hr,b1 t tsido.
b, a t,o "`
f . in
:" Germany; the German of the German Jews with all their
worked for years.
So...1,1y of Alltryland sent a cable- rights as citizens."
• 1 . t.o41,.
Branches:
was issued tentlancy el the National Socialists,
On Aril
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
p
gran] to Hitler, urging him to treat In May, 15.1 professors of Ilel-
736 Randolph
6362 Michigan
a tmther
r,,In.•inz the numlos . ivhose program included threats
Jews
routing
on
the
same
at
as other giun universities issued a 11111211-
he ad -
3257 Biddle (Wyandotte)
5410 W. Warren
of "non-Aryans" who. may
th. territorial i - tfilln, quo,
%vas re- 'Coortnitir, and Governor Pinchst festo proote,ting against "the v:o
—= m o or e d t o se hools, colleges and uni- rallied with solllp disitoty, th o
1442 E. Vernor Highway--Eastern Market
, ton- of Pennsylvania issued a state- lation of the spirit of tolerana•
versities, to 1.5 111 1 1 . 1 , 111 1 '( t h e total sommum of public oopiroien appt•aret1 mem denouncing the anti-Jewish and of justice"; the conference of
lumber of students in the, insti- to be that the Garman people had : di or - to in
Germany. • junior barristers of Brussels pro-
the right to has,. the kind of gots.- :
ho,. the
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ernment t lotoy desired, t hat they In May, the Ness York Marina- tested against the exclu,ion of
; ceutical Conference cond•mned lawyers ni Germany lotocau,, of
at the time the lase w1 a11 int., o f-
'yen'
Ea . edidviitt net rip- for a demo - the attitude of the Hitler govern- their religion.
foot w as noof i n psce—t oof 5 po-.. 1 „ erotic
l in t. ' " th ' flA H" , it teas, moons; the Protestant bipiscomil
1,1 -
i cquirc o. argued, "g
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In May the Hod-
t hey would hay , ' 1,,,, t ,
'd 'Diocese of Ness. York adopted a land ,o.C11,,11 oof the ‘Vorld Union
\Vitt) access too the m cfe — ions
none vigorttilLV the turning toser 'resoolortoon 4 ,ympath y; lit a mosot-
,.lo .vi l to all " o- ii ..n
' of Church,' called upon the CO . 11-
\ , y,, , - o, th . of the reins of government to, the ,
,- of the Natioonal Conference tr.] conitnitti, tot'
fututo•. it is halo) too under-land leader of a pa rty whirl advocate. , o in
Union to oh o ,
os .
:shy any German .low, should at- the abolition o f the parliamentary , I less.. and Christians, Christian everything in its flower to bring
li
u,t,..x, p tressed
e
tend the univt(i.sit arid pr•ofes- system anol the institution of the leaders
Y an en
endto. "a state of things, which
with
over
II t Is
soonal SI•Ilools, unless It lot. %s ill: the "ford stint,," is which th o 1 .
pert.- evokes the ernotiodi and inolignit-
•N' '
' ' '
-
-
' " at •
,11.4 ;
students at tho. 1 : talk - r- Hon ofHoolland and of the entire
Intention of practising their proo- id the
citizen would be ci•eurnscrilo c 0u
.
,
,
of Cincinnati aompteu a F-
,11
, m no
I world"; a protest signed
f, , , looter in exile.
1d, ill terry ;Mast. of his lift. be • say
co: ssoo
•
, lotion
protesting against
hat the goiN , 111111,111 II ri11 . 111 . 1I
anti- by 7:3 haling n i iii.,j(i\vi s h p o r so n.
A 1 1001111 Y ItIolicrous outburst of
t he
o ,„,.„„.„,,
Nan fanaticisni wits the Ioannina.- Ih,
Jew Imh restrictions on enrollment antics of I lo,Ilantl was published,
in o.00llegoos a nd universities; a pro. expre,ing their "profound indOg-
malt of the "ollighto.rmient 4•ano-
tt"t petition signet! by 1200 Chris- nation against acts which
l inVI,s . :\;1,11,. .thS
"r u tie
paign of the tit.rman tinders lady" t' lic't
of t h •Id""1
•Ns ./i
greetings
Health, Happiness,
and Prosperity Be Yours for
the New Year!
Since Biblical Days
OIL and HONEY
Have Had a Special Significance in
Jewish Home Life
4cawmicat DRUG STORES
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PART TWO
(u,
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I. ROKEACH
(S SONS, Inc.
4404 WOODWARD AVENUE
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU
from
Rosh Hashonah
Greetings to the
Jezvish People of
Detroit
t.rin ■
PETER P. BOYLE
o rs of
, which w•as mailed to the do do
colleges and univer,ititmo through-
as the !telt+ ;dam the fourth
sto•ek in April, Paris',. The Kochi-
oototoon, which called for a cam-
pale.to of 111111Zht•ffilie111" 111 last Tha-
looy III, when all "IonLiertnan"
1 II
would sue pulolicly burned,
ol. mando•ol that "Jewish writings
appear In Rahn \v" as "the Jew
can .111•81, .11 11,' I.' 1,11 " II nut "when
ill German, he lies."
11,. NN
Rash Hashanah greetings
IN EXTENDING OUR SINCERE \\ASHES TO
THE EN l'IRE C0:11:11UNITY FUR A HAPPY
AND PROSPEROUS NE1V YEAR, \YE
ALSO DESIRE TO EXPRESS OUR
APPRECIATION FOR YOUR VAL.
Administrative action •oomplettod
the 1'1618 , 11i., pills- PS, of elimination
' begun by do. "Aryan" olodrecs. In
Ile,sen, for example, newspapers
forbidden to ernploy non-Com mans;
in NIurrich, the comniisarial mayor
issued orders forbidding tilt. letting
of nturticipal contracts too, er the
„,daring of .11/1/1 it•: from Jewish
• or "Marxist" firms; in Ilieslau, all
I' nounieipal vontracts with Jewish
eloo•noistm, Cr
folo -1(.1;MS,
t,0 0 d e solo.ti wer e oancelleol, and
"Ness , istioos. undei takings and all
those total to the Into.ro 41 of the
-tat," Is e r e oorth it.ol to oloso.,.. Jew-
ish employes: In Ito•rlin, till Jcuv-
;
ish tours reporters were 111,111-
,111
over the 16.101, 111141,' cold, hll -
1
lt , Ils, including some .. , talolished
and oleadepeol nookr the letolt•rship
of ss-ea forced to dismiss
tloo•or .lo :ash i•Inplioylll'5, 111111, in a
oof o as, s, Jew, on the di-
II, !Mi.; boar ds were compelled to
r, slum; the Gertnari law?) Tennis
Association decided to exclude Jews
from representing it on eillo nil OM
to-IS, mod all socitotie, t , •• ..•
toe
F. (ht. German Gy•onnter, I
instructed to exclude al l• •
from inemlgorship: It 8 1111• 1 . 11Til • .11
\l i ly of the Itoo,...d o Yea-'I •
olo lots hen \ so.
. •
UED PATRONAGE, WHICH WE
WILL ALWAYS 'ITV TO 'MERIT
THROUGHOUT THE YEARS
TO COME.
■
United Dairies, Inc.
950 E. Six-Mile Rd.
Longfellow 6051
THE DEALERS DAIRY
PRODUCTS CO.
1951 EAST FERRY ST.
Extends Greetings and Best IVishes to Their Patrons
And Friends for a Happy and Prosperous
New Year.
•
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o o
mi ld I sh ing
1 •
110 i de l I
o .a l 000rs in
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greetings to alir
Patrons, Friends
and Neighbors
We Trust That With the Ushering in of the
New Year Our Brethren Will Have a Full
Measure of Ilealth, Happiness and
Fj-
E
ca)
The Famous
Cleaners & Dyers
Incorporated
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II e
1.
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hibit
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ef
and • l
oo , imt t
•
- from I
dong
ltd, in I, '
part i f
vs 11
. o
• "f tlo•
as,
•"
any
Prosperity.
SATISFACIV/N---SHIVICE
=
; I let be
a lo.out
ds..
rcpt.
• .:Into r, and the
'1"""
•
f
■•
grant . I
W; ; •
Iva, unmorally 1,,,„ 11.8111 PIP l'gyl»PrI,
in Bret cities in wool,' have, until now, behooved
.
;dmd t'itnalla, was pule impossible,
lit•sooll, had been merely b a i t for 141 , Rates
and which constitute
at,•loing adherents, and svtould un-
1""tt"1-tutshed members shameful liackward step of a civili-
olue‘tionahly 1 4 . hod on th e 0..„,ift , 1 of the Nesv York bar sent a pro- zation painfully itchieved."
iihn that the Nazis have arr k.,..,b,t!ost to the State Department with
sAVITZEItl.:\ ND: In April, '2"
I
b, ayy r „ spor,_ tho. leopiest that it be transmitted load.00r
framed
Geneva
,Iloility of roping with difficult in- t" the German government; the
of
the
Phila-
public
a declaration addressed too
ternal and international problems, heard of directors
the various Protestant bodies in
Nazi o.xuberance %you'd be sobered. oloolphia Count}' Aleolical Associa- Switzerland, drawing
their is
atter).
it was pointed out rents- lion adopted it resolution of pro- lion to "an attitude which
the
suringly, the Nazis are represented test; the American Association of negationof the Evangelical spirit,
by only three inn rabinet of 12 i ' lliVersity
Professors prote,tal „ ,ytoonyin for love, in-
anol even the German Democratic against the violation of the fun-
lust)
Party, in its otticial bulletin, di.- olamental principles of academic loopenolence and mutual aid," and
totem to, "raise their anon,
scribed Ilithor as "an ex-corporal freedom in Germany.
in order to demand fur the Jew, of
ill
limit's( a count and four barons'
1, 13ANCF:: In Attach, Cardinal Germany the -;one justice which
and as a Socialist who is "tinder Archbishop of
for
and they should
all other
the supervision of the foxy capital- head
of the Catholic Church in
ist, Ilugerlas•g." And what isould
,
„
.
have been mono reassuring than France, addroossed a letter to
OREA
lilt' IAIN:
In ',larch,
Grand Rabbi Israel Levi, express-
the lin:Millions derision of the
. Archbishop Downey denounced
net. at its first meeting, to avoid ing sympathy with the .dews
Ilitlerisin in an address at a meet-
and stating that he
"all policies of suppression, me_ Goormany
.
ing of the Liverpool University
out(' request
s oomt hi, follower, to
tomtit. adventure, and financial ex "
.1
"
jewish Society.
pray
to
tool
to cause the perse-
pertmentation."
In April, Bishop G. C. Stewart
cation to cease.
These (.0inforting
sale
issued an appeal l0 shoo German
In April, the Rev. Nlarc Boer,. people 0,
eagerly adopted in many
persecut i on; sir I'.
circles.
Even after the election , tu'r• president of the Protestant Dawson and P. J. Ilannoon ad-
tof March 5, but before the reports Federation of France, in a letter fires-rd a similar appeal to Pr•-s-
4
eame out of Germany, to the Gran,1 Rabbi, conveyed the dent vo,n Hindenburg: II. W.
th e Jewish continued t o be assurance that the l'rtrtestants of Austin and F. Perry, British tennis
hoop:fill that the worst would not France join their Jewish cow-
an-
stars, protested
against
happen. Then. were
were the constors.a., patriots in protesting' against Nazi flounced
exclusion
of the Oan iel
twos in thecabinet; beyond that fanaticism, and stating that du•-
bulwark was can Hindenburg, ing Holly Wooek all Protestant Davis
Jew,
from
the
Davis it Cup
team;
and
Sir German
Matthew
"sane, civilized, loyal to his eon- o•hurch•s in France would hold ser- ,)alley Barrie, president of the
stitutional oath;" furthermore, the vices of intercession in behalf of i British Society of authors, in a
country required pacification at the Jews of Germany; after lis- letter to the German ambassador,
home and goodwill abroad; and, toning to an address by ex-premier protested on behalf of the
society
abroad; and, linallay, was not Ger- Edouard Ilerriot, president of the
many a civilized) nation, proud of Radical Socialist Party, that lady
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Its Kultur?
'Ube outcry canoe from ev e ry
!mem, t1/111 from virtually every
o
nol not from Jews only,
and destructive tar .
II slo r-Goelobels-Goering
.• were aimed at the rut h.
rs I ing of all who were in
oo do the Nazi tram of
C e
p
o ritsionnius n,i,it .,
ot•o. and liberal •
liberty and
el Illy un '
acceptt,1 prin-
Id. that m r
toments derive than
11 t l
I I
froolll the consunt ef
tho. gos,rn,.L
Furthermore, the
Nazi program called for the 1.11to
inatiton of the Catholic ('bur- :.
from politics, and resistance •
efforts in this direction , o4 ,
i'..lously and unscrultuloon-!y •
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serve as
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wide sr po• of the protest and of
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the dimtinosion of the o rganizatoen.
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and individual, who gas, voice to
it.
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1'NITI:11 ST.iTES, In Nlarch.
In toe o.
s. Ur. S. Parke: Cadman. Pro.-
4f Ng' •
-'art church loader, issued to
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wha h he :win ;C..;
organize ars • ;•
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nt dooneun.
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menace to wortd
Ln Ile ' • r lerism as
to. ...tr ...m.o.,. • group of prominent non-Jews
a
That the coming year shall
bringyou all and your
loved ones all the re-
wards of honest en-
deaver is the wish
of
Ernst Kern
u)mpany
WOODWARD at GRATIOT
DETROIT
HAPPY NEW YEAR
You'll always be happy if you buy Country
Club Foods for Country Club Foods are
finer foods—reasonably priced—
There are 87 Country Club Foods—all of
them have been tested, tried and approved
by the Food Foundation, an institution
devoted to the cause of better foods.
Go to your nearest Kroger Store today---
try a can of the new pack Country Club
Peas—you'll enjoy them because they're
better than the rest.
KROGEIVSTORES