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PAGE TWO

and THE LEGAL CH/WT.-Lc.

THE BARGAINS OF ALL TIME

ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN DINNER ON
MAY 5, AT STATLER, TO OPEN 10-DAY
"PERIOD OF COMMUNITY'S RECKONING

Launched MOSES SRERE DIES'

I Hadassah Hospital
Project

upe te Fire

Jews from Far
Eastern Railway

Anti-Jewish Note in Anti-War

Rallies

' HARBIN. (JTA)—Not a single, NEW YORK (WNS) — At-
Former Prominent Detroiter, Jew will remain in the employment tempts by opponents of the na-
i of the Far Eastern Railway system
Dr. Ratnoff Addresses Joint Zion-
Poona
Additional rounds S Cents per
, now that this system has been sold , lion-wide students' anti-war strike
Called by
y Death in
ist Meeting on Hebrew Uni•
I)
Flat Pieces and Handkerchiefs
i
by the Soviet Government to Ja- to inject
an anti-Semitic note fee-
versity Anniversity
Los Angeles
Neatly Ironed
tured the anti-war demonstrations
pan.
Underwear
and

Bath Towels
The number of Jewish employees at three universities. A large
A fitting celebration of the
Moses Srere, one of the more
Fluffed Dried
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 1)
Levine, Mrs. D. Kumove, Mrs. tenth anniversary of the founding prominent of Detroit's pioneer in the Far Eastern Railway was I swastika tossed from the balcony
A SPLENDID WINTER SERVICE
Elfreda Greenwald, Morris Was- of the Hebrew University was Jewish residents .who had been 1 468 but all of them will be elimi- ' to the speakers' platform threw
in charge of mercantile groups;seman, Mrs. Samuel B. Leib, held at the Fort Shelby Hotel un-
, nated now that the new administra- I the anti-war meeting at Columbia
'
i
i
making his home i
Division B. Abraham Cooper, 6- Frank Barkoff, William Sandler, der the joint auspices of the ' the past 15 years, died in Los , I tion of the railway started a reg- University into a momentary up-
nance groups; Division C, Abe Mrs. H. Koffman.
istration of all European em- I roar. A swastika was also
-
senior and junior units of Hadas- Angel es on April 14.
Funeral
Kasle, Harvey Goldman and
p- loyees. The registration is being I played d at the University 'o
.
.
During the concluding days of sah and the Zionist Organization, services
were held to Los Ange es carried out by a special committee I redo, while in Los Angeles, hon,i
Maurice Schlafer, co-chairmen, Passover, congregations were ad- Sunday evening, April 21.
on April 16.
composed of anti-Jewish Czarist 1 of the University of California
No matter what you pay,
Mrs. David S. Diamond, presi-1
mechanical trades; Division D, dressed in behalf of the drive by
each
Mr. Srere, who was 79 years emigres, who announce that they Ifive fiery Ku Klux Klan crosses ,
ho laundry
the following: Beth Tephila Em- dent of the Detroit Chapter of old, was the father of Alfred of
will not permit Jews to remain in:appeared on the campus.
anuel, N: Milstein; Beth Moises, Iladassah, opened the meeting, Los Angeles and Harry and Abra-
can launder a finer shirt.
the service.
L. Ellenbogen; Beth Jacob, Max and explained the significance of ' ham of Detroit. The latter went
Silverman; Beth Itzchok, Morris the event.
by plane to the coast to attend
1, 01
Proletilon Plua Profit • Nslinga Mint Securits • Prolecton
Dr. Israel Wiener presented al
DeRovin.
the funeral services. Four grand-
newsreel of slides depicting the
.
Radio Programs
children
also
survive
him.
1b5v
U
dedication and growth of the He- ,
pieces carefully ironed.
Well known here for his activ-
Through the efforts of Hyman
brew University.
Additional pound., 4. lb.
ities in practically every Ortho-
Altman, director of the Jewish
Rabbi Leon Fram, chairman of
dox Jewish movement, Mr. Srere
Radio Hour conducted every Sun-
the Friends of the Hebrew Uni-
transferred his interests to similar
day over Station WMBC, the fol-
versity, presided at the meeting, I
causes in Los Angeles. He was
lowing will deliver 15-minute ad-
au Par
dresses
over
Station
WMBC,
dur-
noff
of
the
Beth
Israel
Hospital,
also
active there in behalf of the

NA nowesilo• tor a...semi or iried.whinwe rartalan
, Los Angeles Sanatorium and Ex-
ing the period of the campaign:
New York, guest speaker.
Sunday, May 5, 1 to 1:15 p. m.,
In a very informal manner, Dr. Patients Home.
The late Mr. Srere was recog-
Milton M. Alexander; Monday, Ratnoff told of the big part
May 6, 5 to, 5:15 p. m., Samuel
sized as one of Detroit's most
played by the American Jewish
D.
Weinberg;
Tuesday,
May
7,
eminent
scholars. Leaders here
become sour from summer
Double, ea.
Physicians Committee and assert-
Single
6 to 5:15 p. m., Fred M. Butte); ed that the entire world was in called him a Talmudic genius,
25
perspired°.
Wednesday,
May
8,
6
to
6:15
carefully
accord with the idea of a Hebrew and his death is being mourned
Ti. m., Bernard Isaacs; Thursday, University in Palestine. In de- as a great loss to Jewish scholar-
laundered
May 9, 8 to 8:15 p. m., Kurt scribing the struggle for the nu- ship.
your own ticks
Peiser; Friday, May 10, 5 to 6:15 cleus of
At the annual meeting of Con-
.4
EACH
a Hebrew University, he
p. m., A. J. Lachover; Saturday, explained that only a people with gregation Shaarey Zedek on Mon-
Decide now at what age you would like to retire—
May 11, 11:30 to 11:45 p. m.,
day
evening,
a
tribute
was
paid
whether it is 55, 60 or 65. Name the amount you
the spiritual vision of the Jewish
Philip Slomovitz; Sunday, May 12, people would have attempted to to the memory of Mr. Srere by
will require at that age to enjoy life. Then arrange


per poOld
1 to 1:15 p. m., Hyman Altman build a center of culture before Isaac Shetzer, president.
WEARING APPAREL
mail you • cheque
for The GREAT - WEST LIFE to
and Samuel .1. Leve; Monday, the guns of the great war had
A tribute to Mr. Srere's mem-
OSCAR BLUMBERG
each
month
for
the
full
amount.
joapd
s.•
May 13, 5 to 5:15 p. m., Dr. A • ceased their fire. The dream was ory was delivered by Dr. A. M.
1.0C
Oscar Blumberg, building trades; M. Hershman; Tuesday, May 14,
partially realized before system- Hershman on Thursday morning, I
Most men have no savings and no income at age 60.
Minimum Charge, $1.50
Division K, Samuel II. Rubiner 5 to 5:15 p. m., Rabbi Leon
atic colonization of the land was before the Passover Yiskor serv-
and 1Villiam Mazer, co-chairmen, Fram; Wednesday, May 16, 6 to
But YOU can be independent. You can alt back
ices. Rabbi Hershman referred
started.
and take life easy, if you make your future secure
food products; Division F', Aaron 5:15 p. m., Henry Wineman.
As president of the American to the deceased as a man who
Silberblatt, Bernard Isaacs and
with a GREAT - WEST LIFE Retirement Annuity.
Arrangements for radio broad- Jewish Physicians Committee, Dr. was one of the outstanding fig-
Ilarry Cohen, co-chairmen, pro- casts were also made with Harry
ures
in
Detroit
Jewry.
Ratnoff is actively interested in
fessional groups; Division G, Mil- Weinberg, whose Jewish radio
During
his
residence
in
Los
This plan offers you more income for less money
the raising of funds by the Jewish
ton M. Alexander and Ephraim hour is broadcast over Station
than any other plan of saving. It guarantees you
Physicians of America and Hadas- Angeles, Mr. Srere was active in
R. Gomberg, co - chairmen, arts WJBK from 10:30 a t 12 sah to build the Rothschild Hadas- many charities, was responsible
m. to
• axed Income as long as you live. In the event of

for the construction of an Ortho-
your death before corhmencement of annuity pay-
noon on Sundays. This Sunday, sah University Hospital.
the address over Mr. Weinberg's
Dr. Ratnoff explained the steps dox synagogue there and built a
ments, your beneficiary will receive the cash value
hour will be delivered by Rabbi in the gradual evolution of Had- kosher kitchen at the Los An-
of the deposits you have made. Men can Include
Joshua S. Sperka. This Sunday'a assah's 25 years of practical geles Sanatorium.
their wives In this plan, to provide an Income as
address over Mr. Altman's hour health efforts among the natives
long as either of them lives.
will be delivered 'by George Stutz. and the pioneers to the broader
Judge Charles Rubiner and Jo- field of preventative research and International Students Commis-
sion Condemns Humerus
study through the Rothschild
( seph Bernstein, respectively, spoke
SAVE MONEY
Clausus
cover Altman's and Weinberg's Iladassah University Hospital.
!hours last Sunday.
This latest project was assumed
SAVE TIME
LONDON (WNS) — Unquali-

fied condemnation of numerus •
Mr. Butzel will speak in behalf by Hadassah last year.
1512 UNION GUARDIAN BLDG.
Of the $600,000 necessary for clausus laws against Jewish stu-
of the campaign at the Halevy
DETROIT. MICH.
Singing Society's annual conceit a building fund, $200,000 has dents in the universities of var-
in the Masonic Temple this Sun- been raised by the American Jew- ious European countries was voted
REPRESENTING
ish Physicians Committee since in a resolution adopted by the In-
day.
SINGLI
1922, $200,000 was realized from ternational Student Commission of
ONO(
the sale of the old Rothschild the league of Nations, Rabbi Mau-
THE WEEK IN REVIEW Hospital, and the remaining rice L. Perelzweig, chairman of the
THE
You cam live in luxurious comfort in De-
.----
$200,000 must be raised within World Union of Jewish Students
Ast urrANcE COM PANY
troll's newest downtown hotel— yet be
•A
(cONCLUGED FROM PAGE ONE)
and its representative on the Com-
1-11lA0 OFFICIl•••INImw•aa
the
next
three
years,
to
which
within • few steps of your office--very eco-
WEEX
I
Hadassah's share will be $100,000. mission, declared on his return
nomically at these reduced permanent rates.
Proleetla• Plus •roll • Sating. With ...ccuril, • Protection lqic, Profit
The quota for the local chapter from a meeting of the Commission
United States. This, it is felt, will
in Geneva.
help the plight of some of the Jews is $5,000, which it hopes to raise
by contributions of not less than
in the country.
But it is quite obvious that what $100, the majority of which are
CADILLAC SQUARE AT BATES STREET
• ••
I is needed is the means for a mass expected to be designated in
ssii:•41,11[1. - 7 ,-;, -1,
memory of departed ones or in
MRS. EDWIN M. ROSENTHAL migration of Jews from Poland. R
fief, though necessary is transient. honor of loved ones or in com-
and crafts groups; Division Further it must be continuous, an memoration of important events.
ba il rmaenud almost impossible occurrence. Biro-
r e.re,Rosceunuth
Two such contributions have
: dbwein sM
min of Milwaukee; 24 grandchil- bless FA
Bidjan, more and more it seems, is already been received. Mrs. Irv-
dren and aeven great-grandchil- Mre.
groups.
ing
Dworkin has contributed $100
I the hope of Polish Jewry. The So
dren.
Wo kers Hold Rallies.
r tet seems to be willing to take the to memory of her father, the late
THERESA GOLDBERG
Abraham Abramovitz, and the
'
BERTHA SOBEL
Rallies of campaign workers Jews; all that is necessary is funds.
RUSSIA
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah
of 3711 Webb Ave., 73 years old,
were held this week.
died on April 20. Funeral serv- of 3311 Chicago Blvd., 85 years
In an effort to strengthen the pledged a pimilar amount on the
On
Monday
evening,
the
pre-
ices were held at Lewis Bros, old, died on April 23. Funeral
position of Jewish colonists in Cri- occasion of the 25th wedding an-
campaign solicitations division
Funeral Home on April 22 with services were held on April 26
mea and to make for further 'set- niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
met at Hotel Statler, and the gen-
interment at Clover Hill Park with burial in Chicago, Ill. She
tlement on the land by new colon- H. Ehrlich. The business and pro-
eral division workers convened o ti
lists, the government has exempted fessional women's division have
Cemetery, Rabbi A. M. Hershman is survived by five daughters, Mrs.
Thursday evening, also at the J
ewish colonists from delivering taken on the raising of funds for
officiating. She is survived by Charles Hopp, Mrs. Ilarry Lan-
their wheat and milk to the goy- the hospital as their specific work
two sons, Dr. Harry II. and Dr. field, Mrs. Benjamin Lewis and Staler.
Monday:a meeting was presided • ernment. This new order conoli-
Mrs. Carrie Ilorber of Chicago,
and have already realized a sub-
Nathan Goldberg.
s
and Mrs. S. Bernbach of Cali- over by Henry Wineman, and ad- dates the position of the Jewish stantial amount.
dresses were delivered by Simon collective farms in the Crimea.
fornia.
Mrs. Robert
FANNIE WEISS
Marwil, local
Shetzer and Kurt'Peiser.
Peter Smidowitch, vice-president chairman of the Hadassah Roth-
of 70 East Palmer Ave., 70 yearn
Mr. Shetzer emphasized that of the Soviet Republic and chair- schild University hospital Build-
BERNARD FOX
old, died on April 20. Funeral
services were held on April 22, of 1663 Ferry Park, 48 years old, the drive for overseas relief funds man of the Comzet, the government ing Committee, reports that no
is "a challenge to us to meet the office to settle Jews on the land, efforts will be made to solicit
with interment at Woodmere died on April 20. Funeral serv-
our died last week at the age of 61.
all
marshal)
to
funds until after the Allied Jew-
Cemetery, Rabbi Leo M. Franklin ices were held under the auspices threat,
strength
for our survival."
of
Perfection
Lodge,
in
Lewis
Aways a friend of the Jews, he ish Campaign.
officiating. She is survived by
Thursday
evening's
rally
was
was
widely
mourned.
A
non-Jew
Bros.
Funeral
Home
on
April
22,
three sisters, Mrs. Julia Marcuse
of Detroit, Mrs. L. R. Bondy of with interment at Clover Hill addressed by Rabbi Leon Fram, he devoted the last 15 years a his
Duluth and Mrs. Moritz Feldman Park Cemetery, Rabbi (.eon From who explained the campaign life to the Jewish colonization pro-
officiating. He is survived by his slides, and Mr. Peiser. jests.
of Cincinnati.
He was one of the very few high
Mass Meeting Sunday
wife, Beatrice; a daughter, Mrs.
Concluding t h e educational Soviet officials who considered the
Ben Feldstein; two brothers, Ed-
JEANETTE ISRAEL
month,
now
being
conducted
Zionist
and religious interests of
of 3041 W. Boston, 33 years old, ward and Samuel, and a sister,
among Jewish organizations. a of the Jews. It was Smidowitch
died on April 23. Funeral serv- Mrs. Rose Baron.
who
legalized
the Ilechalutz move-
mass meeting will be held this
ices were held at Lewis Bros.
Sunday, April 28, at 2:30 p. m., ment in Russia under the Soviet Polish Professor Adminis-
WILLIAM ORAM
Funeral Home on April 25 with
Regime. It was he who supported
ters Blow to Hitler's
burial in Cincinnati, Ohio. She, of 1722 l'ingree Ave., 40 years in the Brown Memorial Chapel of the Jewish farms which the Ile-
Racial Theories
is survived by her husband, Sam- ■ old, died on April 21. Funeral Temple Beth El, for the purpose
lut
sz ieusttabbelih
sthoesdcow
of
acquainting
the
potential
con-
well
a
services
were
held
at
Lewis
Bros.
uel, and a sister, Mrs. Ruth Al-
in district. It
Funeral Home on April 22 with tributors with the causes of the
NEW YORK — ( WNS)
lender.
interment at Beth Tephila Eman- Allied Jewish Campaign and the was he who allowed many Chalut- — A body blow is adminis-
rim to leave Soviet Russia for Pal-
uel Cemetery. He is survived by Jewish Old Folks Home.
tered to Hitler's racial theor-
SAMUEL RASKIN
Philip Slomovitz will preside at estine at a time when no Soviet ies by Prof. Jan. Czekanowski,
Samuel Raskin, father of Max his wife, Rose, and four children.
citizen
could leave the country. And
this
meeting
and
addresses
will
famous professor of anthropology
Raskin, city attorney of Milwau-
be delivered by Kurt Peiser, in he was the most important factor at the University of Lemberg, who,
MARCELLA MAISELOFF
kee, and of Nathaniel of Detroit,
in curbing the anti-religious activi-
English,
and
Harold
Silver,
execu-
died at the age of .72 in Milwau- of 2080 West Euclid Ave., 14
ties of the Jewish section of the in a new book called "Man in Space
and Time," presents statistics based
kee. Others who survive him are years old, died on April 18. Fu- tive secretary of the Jewish So-
ist party, the Yevsekhia.
upon scientific evidence showing
his widow, three daughters, neral services were held at Lewis cial Service Bureau, in Yiddish. Communist
The
musical
program
will
feature
that 26 per cent of the Jews in
Bros.
Funeral
Home
on
April
19
Mrs. Rica Dworkin of Lithu-
anti-J ewish boycott
ania, Mrs. David Stukelman of with interment at Machpelah Miss Esther Freed, dramatic so- 1,)r , i ve occupied theNazis
last week. Warsaw and 20 per cent of those
N
prano
well
known
in
local
circles,
Cemetery.
She
is
survived
by
. New York and Mrs. Adolf Laz-
There were no serious outbreaks in Lemberg are of Nordic caste,
bu
similar to the Aryans of Central
arus of Juneau, Wis.; four other 'her parents, !dr. and Mrs. David who will be accompanied by Miss but the lines against the Jews were
while an adjacent wall collapsed in
ON A December evening, in a telephone
Germany.
Rosa Bassin.
further tightened.
sons, Abram of Iron Mountain, Maiseloff, and a brother.
Writing in the current number
Abra-
exchange in Northern Michigan, an
the heat of the town's most costly and
Through
the
courtesy
of
The threatened segregation of
Mich., Philip, Joseph and Benja-
MURRAY FRIEDMAN
ham Littman of I.ittman's Yid- Jewish school children became an of the American Hebrew, Joel
operator pat at the switchboard. Calls
disastrous fire in ten years, these four
of 1734 Hazelwood Ave., 32 years dish People's Theater, the follow- actuality when such a school was Caag, the paper's Warsaw corres-
pondent, reports that Professhr
were few. It was the low ebb of the
operators remained steadfastly at the
old, died on April 22. Funeral ing will also be presented on the opened in Dresden Tuesday.
Rev.
Czekanowski
found
that
the
Nordic
services were held at Lewis Bros. program of entertainment at Sun-
day's work. There was nothing to sug-
Streicher'a anti-Semitic scourge,
switchboard to handle all the great
Jacob
Funeral Home on April 23 with day's meeting: Mme. Vera Zaslav- the Stuermer, announced that it type of Jew in Poland came from
gest that coon this quiet office was to he
rush of calls that must attend and
Silverman
interment at Independent Detroit skaya Fishzon, character actress; will open new offices in Frankfort Germany. "The Nordic types of
the scene of danger—and resolute
Rim tit
combat any public" emergency.
Lodge Cemetery. Ile is survived and Harry Jardon, juvenile char- am Main where there is consider- Jews in Poland," he says, "have
)101111.
Stereopticon slides able Jewish population. This be- features in common with the Ar-
by his wife, Ruth, and his parents, aster actor.
devotion to duty.
This example of calm courage, taken
Recommended by
yans
of
Central
Germany.
Their
illustrating the work of the agen- speaks a new drive there under
•h,Inelano and
Mr. and Mrs. John Friedman.
anthropological features and char-
It began with that dread forerunner
from recent records, does not stand
cies supported by the Allied Jew- the leadership of Streicher.
acteristics
have
much
in
common
el leer:
In an official note to Switzerland,
ish Campaign will be shown, with
of disaster—the smell of smoke. Then,
alone. Agaip and again, in crises large
rrottiee
with the Germans of Franconia
explanatory remarks by one of ! the Reich refused to return Bert-
from an adjoining building, came the
(where the notorious anti-Semite,
and small, Michigan Bell Telephone
2073
hold Jacob to Switzerland from
the campaign leaders.
Julius Streicher, rules), whence
Gladstone
crackling of flames. Personal safety
' whence he had been kidnapped by
employees have proved their high
Gifts of Societies
most of the Jews came to Poland
In loving memory of our dear
Euclid 1.0467
A special meeting of presidents. I the Nazis.
now obviously lay in abandoning the
sense of loyalty to publicser•ice. Cour-
husband and father, Benjamin
whence they also brought their
Word has come from South and
vice
presidents,
secretaries
and
Yiddish language."
Abramowitz, who passed away
teous and efficient in the routine work
switchboard. And under the circum-
captains of organization teams! America indicating that League
, one year ago, April 3, 1934 (18
The American Ilehrew's corres-
which day by (lay maintains the high
stances no one could be justly eon-
will be held at Lachar's on 12th r , High Commissioner MacDonald has pondent reports that Professor,
days in Nissan).
8:30
p.
m.
on
Thursday,
I
had
success
in
opening
up
parts
of
St., at
standards of telephone service, they
Czekanowski found that the fur-'
cured for putting self-preservation first.
In our he•rtk your memory ion ',a
May 2, at which time final reports: that continent for the immigration ther away from the German fron-
have repeatedly faced emergencies with
a
The operator muck to her post.
will be submitted on the solicits-1 of German refugees.
Rev.
Rev. Cantor ;
fl . .;7
tier, the legs Jews of the Nordic
genuine courage and an unselfish de-
That ore do not think of you
tions conducted among local so - , GREECE
Anil the alarm, spreading rapidly
David Golden I
type are to be found in Poland. In
When the next Greek Portia-
votion to duty.
Lemberg, the percentage of Jews
through the town, reached three other
Sadly missed by his wife. daugh- cieties.
mentor), elections are held on May
Del mit'. Palorite
It is expected that the cam- 10th, it is expected that five seats of the Nordic element is only 20
It is because of this spirit of Service,
r.' ter and sons.
operators who were off duty at the
paign among organizations will
per rent. which is six per cent be-
no less than because of great engineer-
will be given to the Jews. The Gay.
eddint ere..
low
that
in
Warsaw.
A
similar
conclude
with
this
rally.
A
com-
time.
Immediately—volunteers
in
the
oleo rsomesi .1 Jewish Doctor
Reports Cure mittee to cover specially assigned crnor of the Salonica district al- percentage decrease held true for
ing achievements, that Michi-
b0
ready announced that the Jews are
face of danger—they hurried
for Bright's Disease
Wilna and other localities in the
gan today enjoys a telephone
slips has been selected for the
Appointment
entitled to three representatives Eastern parts of Poland. Profes-
to the exchange.
Discovery of a kidney extract wind-up work, its personnel con-
Et l 1.111 0495
service unsurpassed in any
..from his district and he will do his
that promises a practical treatment silting of Ida Garelick, Leo Fried,
who has examin-
sor
Czekanowski,
While engines clanged, while
oest to see that they get them. The
quarter of the globe.
for the now incurable Bright's dis- Harry Levine, S. Lieberman, Mrs. •
ed thousands of Jewish soldiers in
will
ease, one of the dozen foremost Isaac Rosenthal and Mrs. F. Sha- { total of five representatives
firemen fought flames close by,
restore to the Jews the represen- the Polish army, made tests in hos-
and among mem-
causes of death in the United
piro. ' tattoo they lost under the Venizelos pitals, institutions
de-,
States,
was
reported
to
the
con-
bers
of
Jewish
organizations,
Monuments of Character
Among the captains and key- , government.
vention of the Federation of A- men active in the wind-up work I
that among the Jews in Po-
Governor Rhallis of Salonica also glares
land the Nordic elements in many
merican Societies for Experimental for canvassing organizations
are allocated 60,000 drachmas to the
Biology here by Dr. Benjamin Jab- the following: Mrs. M. Bader, M. Jewish population of the city for cases predominate. over the Orien-
tal or Semitic. "It is a common
, Ions of the Jewish Memorial Hos-
0
Fisher, M. Garelick, M. Karmann,1 Passover relief.
ASAOUNCESIENT—You are cordially invited to liars toe radio program rommemorelh, t
pital and the department of physi- Mrs. I. LaBret, II. Lichtman,
feature," he fly!, "that of all the
kPAA1-11
Mrs. BRAZIL
the fiftieth anniversary of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. The program will
Poland, only • very small
ology and phspological chemistry
Jews
in
M.
A
law
prohibiting
the
dissemin-
Max
Rosenberg.
of the New York Homeopathic H. Lippitt,
proportion of them belongs to the I
feature Edwin C. MI, Channing Pollock, Ted Having. And .Andri Ko•alanets and his 50-piece
Sam Seligson, Harry *tiny) of racial propaganda and pro-
s
Oriental type. This is also the case
Medical College. The extract, taken Schwartz '
orrheora and chorus. The celebration will chow with a statement by
Su- viding sentences up to three years
Mr. Taller S. Gifford.
from kidneys of hogs, causes a Solomon, I. Sosnick, Jacob Su-
with
the
Jews
of
Lithuania."
Pre•ident of the Company . .
SUNNY rialtwc., April Nth, 6 to 7 P. M., Eastern Standard
Weisberg, N. Yaffe, H. imprisonment for inciting one part
drop in blood pressure of humans eerie, M.
Shat- of the population against another
Time, Columbia Broadcasting System, Conuto-Const Netu-o-r.
, and animals and increases excre- Lapides, L. Dann, Morris
A Jew at one time led an ele-
len Joseph Staab, Max Broder, was passed by the Brazil Chamber
tion of salts.
of miles to
of Deputies.
Directed
at the Nazis,
Nathan Metzger, Herman
Osnos,
pliant
across thousands
nenalte and Marbie Monsoonal
the wearing of uniforms bring a gift from his master the
Jewish judges had to fast on the Albert Goldberg. Harr,' Schumer. it prohibits
Emperor Cherie-
which
aims
to
Sultan
to
the
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day they condemned a man to M. Schaverm, Samuel Sett. I. A. sod any propaganda
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Hordes, Mrs. A. stir racial hatred. • magne.
death.
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