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NEW NAZI DECREE VIOLATES TREATY
WITH UNITED STATES; AN OFFICIAL
PROTEST IS PLANNED BY DIPLOMATS

Not Indifferent to Persecutions
Abroad, But Wont'. Inter-
from employing female German
fere, Roosevelt Says

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domestics under the age of 45.
Such households are now allowed
to employ Aryan servant girls
over 35 if they were employed at
the time the Nuremberrlaw' went
into effect. The decree defines a
Jewish household as one in which
there is one Jewish male member.
The decree also abolishes the
terms Aryan and non-Aryan, re-
placing them by German and Jew.
Great interest centers on the new
definition of Jew. Hitherto any-
one who could not show a pedi-
gree free of Jewish blood back
to 1800 was regarded as a non-
Aryan. Now a Jew is one with
75 per cent or more Jewish blood,
and one with 50 per cent Jewish
blood if he is of the Jewish faith
or married to a Jew, or if de-
scended from a marriage with a
75 per cent Jew or a full Jew con-
cluded after the passage of the
Nuremberg law. All other half-
Jews (persons with two racially
full Jewish grandparents) are en-
titled to German citizenship. The
decree also sets up a new group
called a "Jewish mixture" which
i3 defined as one who is "descend-
ed from one or two racially full
Jewish grandparetns." Quarter-
Jews, that is persons with only one
Jewish grandparent, are to be re-
garded as Germans and will be
eligible for citizenship.

Will Deal With Trade Later

As part of the Nazi regime's
effort to purify German blood, the
decree not only forbids marriages
between pure Jews and pure Ger-
mans but also between Jews and
quarter Jews and between two
quarter-Jews. Half-Jews must ob-
tain special permits before marry-
ing Germans. The decree also
provides heavy punishment for
extra-marital relations between
pure Jews and pure Germans and
between pure Jews and quarter-
Jews.
Failure of the decree to include
measures for regulating the posi-
tion of Jews in the business and
economic life of Germany is not
regarded' as presaging a change
in Nazi policy but merely as a
postponement in order not to give
foreign public opinion a new rea-
son for demanding removal of the
Olympic Games from Berlin. This
phase of the anti-Semitic program
will be announced after the Olym-
pic Games when Germany will
have no further need of palliat-
ing public opinion.
So far as the 450,000 full-
blooded German Jews are con-
cerned the new decree has not al-
tered their status one iota. All
that it has done is to spare many
prominent Germans of Jewish ori-
gin from losing their German eiti-
zenshin. In view of the fact
that there are at least 2,000,000
persons in Germany who are part
Jews, it is understandable that
Hitler, who signed the decree,
should have refused to risk the
permanent alienation of so large
a section of the population. It
is also worthy of note that the
decree specifically leaves the door
open for extra-official action
against those who have been res-
cued from the brand of second-
class or inferior subjects. Para-
graph 6 of the decree stipulates
that nothing in the decree is to
be regarded as repealing any
rules established by the Nazi
party even if these rules exceed
in scope the new regulations. In
other words half and quarter Jews
can still find themselves regarded
as full Jews if local Nazi func-
tionaries are so minded.

NEW YORK (WNS)—Reiter-
sting his abhorrence of religious
intolerance, whether at home or
abroad and repeating the two
paragraphs of his speech at San
Diego on Oct. 2, in which he made
plain his administration's position
toward religious persecution, Pres-
ident Roosevelt, in a letter to
Martin II. Carmody, supreme
knight of the Knights of Colum-
bus, declared that while the Uni-
ted States will not intervene in
behalf of the persecuted Catholics
of Mexico, not interfere in the
domestic concerns of other coun-
tries, "this policy of non-inter-
vention, however, can in no sense
be construed as indifferece on our
part."
The President's letter was in a
reply to a letter from Mr. Car-
mody demanding that the presi-
dent publicly condemn religious
persecution in Mexico. In his
letter to Mr. Carmody, who had
cited the action of 14 other presi-
dents, from Jackson to Wilson, in
interceding in behalf of perse-
cuted minorities abroad, President
Roosevelt quoted President Theo-
dore Roosevelt's message to Con-
gress in 1904 with regard to the
massacre of Jews in Kishinev in
Russia.

Angered by Students Questions,
Luther Says There is No Per-
secution in Germany

MADISON, Wis. (WNS)—An-
gered by persistent question fired
at him by University of Wiscon-
sin students during a press con-
ference, Dr. Bans Luther, German
ambassador to the United States,
refused to discuss "special ques-
tions" and heatedly denied that
there has been persecution of
Jews and Catholics or "persecu-
tion of any kind" in Germany.
Pressed by his interviewers for
answers to their questions, Dr.
Luther concluded the interview
abruptly by remarking that "we
as a German nation expect no
other nation will interfere with
out interior affairs and we will
not interfere with their interior
affairs." Irked by the insistence
of the anti-Nazi students, one of
whom shouted "down with Ilit-
ler" as the ambassador left the
University club, Dr. Luther said
that he had never received such
treatment during all his travels
in the United States. After the
interview a group of students
picketed the home of Dr. A. R.
tiohlfeld, professor of German,
under the mistaken impression
that Dr. Luther Was dining there.

Musical Program
As Shaarey Zedek
Men's Club Rally

The musical evening arranged
by the Men's Club of Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek for next Mon-
day evening, Nov. 25, in the so-
cial hall of Shaarey Zedek, will

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feature a Jewish musical program
by a string quartet from the De-
troit Symphony orchestra. Michael
Bistritsky, formerly of the Rus-
sian Symphony Orchestra, will di-
rect the quartet.
This meeting is open to mem-
bers of the club and their friends,
including the ladies. There will
be no admission charge.
Mr. Bistritsky was formerly a
lecturer on the history of music
at the Institute of Arts in Harbin.
Ile is an authority on Jewish and
Oriental music and his program
here next Monday will feature
liturgical and Chassidic music,

Judge Jeffries Participates
in K. P. Degree Work

Last Tuesday evening, the sec-
ond degree was conferred on the
William Rosenberg class. Among
those participating in the degree
work was Judge Edward J. Jeffries
of the Recorder's Court, who deliv-
ered an inspiring talk on equality
of men, emphasizing that race,
creed or color has no bearing upon
him in judging the rights of men.
Chancellor Commander Bernard
A. Pearl urges that all members
be present next Tuesday evening
when nomination of officers will
take place, and the rank of knight
will be conferred on the William
Rosenberg class.

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Name Donors for
Mizrachi Banquet

ARRANGE PROGRAM
FOR LEIVIK VISIT

The Women's Mizrachi Organ-
ization of Detroit announces that
the program of the second annual
$3 donor banquet, which will take Noted Poet to Address Meet-
place on Tuesday evening, Dec. 10,
ings; Banquet on
at the Philadelphia-Byron Hall,
Tuesday Evening
will be featured by a musical pro-
gram by Cantor Jacob Herschel
Shlomo Bercovich, chairman of
Sonnenklar.
the conference which has arranged
Cantor Sonenklar, who -received
the reception in honor of II.
his early musical training in the for
Leivik, eminent poet, author of
Conservatory of Music at Vienna, "The Golem," announces a series
snowea unusua
meetings planned in the guest's
talent at an early of
honor during his week's slay in
the son of a Jewish mother. This
age and for many Detroit.
years
was
featured
rumor had been current before and
In addition to the concert and
as the soloist with
official circles expected Streicher's
t h e Mendelssohn meeting at. Littman's Yiddish Peo-
biography in "Wen Ists" to put an
Gesangsverein of ple's Theater, arranged for Friday
end to it. But his biography con-
that city, one of evening, the following events have
tains no mention of his Aryan an-
Nazis Incite Farmers Against Jews tecedents. Consequently his enemies
t h e outstanding been organized in Mr. Leivik's
BERLIN (WNS)—A deliberate are convinced that the report that
male choruses of honor:
attempt to arouse the German his mother's maiden name was
the country. Arriv-
On Saturday afternoon, Mr. Lei-
farmers and peasants against the Weiss, a common Jewish name, is
ing in America, he vik will speak before the Women's
Jews by shifting to the latter the true.
continued his musi- Reading Clubs on his latest drama,
cal education for a "The Sacrifice."
blame for Germany's agriculural German Jews Told to Prepare for
crisis and the food shortage was
period of six years.
011 Tuesday evening he will be
Mass Exodus
From Chicago, he honored at a banquet at Yanett's
begun by Rudolph Hess, deputy
Emulating the example of 15th
was called to De- Cafe, 5028 Joy Road.
Nazi party leaders, and Richard
troit to officiate as
Darre, minister of agriculture, in century Spain, the Hitler govern-
Friday evening, Nov. 29, Mr.
cantor of Con- Leivik will lecture at Jericho
speeches at the peasants congress ment has served notice on German J.H.Sonen kla the
r gregation Shaarey
Jewry,
through
the
leaders
of
the
Temple.
in Goslar. Hess told the farmers
that "from the very beginning the Berlin kehillah, that it must leave Zedek, which position he has re-
war of Jewry, through its press, the country, and that it would be tained since his arrival.
At the present time Cantor Son- Young Men's Ass'n
through its Masonic organizations, advisable for the Jews themselves
MINK!—One of the finest furs obtainable and yet one of the most
through Marxism and since the to make plans now to carry out this enklar also holds the position of
States Its Aims
practical because it serves perfectly for casual wear and is
mass
emigration.
This
sensational
president
of the Detroit Ministers
war through Bolshevism, has been
incomparable for formal afternoons and evenings as well. A mink coat
directed against Germany in gen- development became known at a Cantors Association. At the ban- Speakers Address Group's Educa-
is an investment—a purchase that should be made with discrimination
eral but against the peasantry and mass meeting of Jews in the great quet Cantor Sonenklar will present
tional Rally
the army in particular as the living Oranienherg Synagogue when lead- the following program: "The
and the utmost confidence in your furrier. Annis Furs established
representatives of typically Ger- ers of the community announced Prophecy of Isaiah" by Wassinov-
reputation as dependable furriers for almost a half century, is your
"To develop a more friendly
man virtues." Hess blamed the that they had received instructions sky, and "Lomer Sich lberbetin," spirit among the Jewish youth of
definite assurance that your selection will be faultlessly styled,
scarcity of food on Germany's loss from government officials to call composed by the late Cantor Joseph Detroit, and to promote construc-
a
series
of
such
meetings
to
pave
Rosenblatt.
exquisitely made and correctly priced. We have prepared a special
of territory through the Treaty of
Appearing with Cantor Sonen- tive, educational, recreational and
Versailles and then pointed to the the way for the ultimate exile of
showing of twenty Mink coats in a variety of lovely new styles and
social activities" is the aim of the
alleged "considerable direct and in- a majority of the Jewish popula- klar will be bliss Rose Bassin, who Young Men's Jewish Association.
priced most attractively ... or it you prefer you may select your own
direct participation of Jews in the tion. In revealing these instructions not only will act as his accompanist as brought out by Irving Glukllck,
peltries and have your coat made to individual requirements.
leaders
of
the
Berlin
kehillah
the
0. K.'. Ban on German Material preparation and execution of the
declared that it marked the end but will enrich the program with president of the group. Following,
Vi'ASIIINGTON (WNS)—Back- Versailles treaty." Trying to el-
his talk, Je^^ph Messenger, chair-
of any hope for German Jewry in several solos.
ing up Secretary of the Interior plain away the present agricultural the Reich.
man o fthe open meeting, called as
The guest speaker of the banquet a surprise speaker Dr. Jack Jack-
Ickes, President Roosevelt told crisis and the restrictions on the
will
be
one
of
the
outstanding
lead-
l'anic-stricken
by
this
news,
the
farmers,
Hess
blamed
the
anti-
man, who was president of the
newspapermen at his press confer.
Jews accelerated the liquidation of ers of orthodox Judaism and Zion- organization last year.
ence that his administration's pol- Nazi boycott.
this
country,
Rabbi
Saul
ism
in
their
stock
holdings
at
such
a
pace
The principal speaker, Sidney.
icy of buying American materials Nazis Plan to Revive Yellow Badge
as to throw the Berlin stock ex- Silber of Chicago.
Alexander, prominent Detroit at-
for I'WA projects had not and
For Jews
change
into
pandemonium.
Every
At the last meeting of the torney, who for many years was
would not be changed. Ile also
The "yellow badge", which Jews
stated that henceforth all low for- were forced to wear in the days of branch of German industry was Women's Mizrachi the following prominently connected with Jewish
eign bids on PWA contracts would the ghetto, may be revived in Ger- represented by a flood of sales at committee chairmen announced the affairs, pointed out that the Young
be carefully examined to deter- many. It is reported that Jews any price as the Jews rushed to progress of their work and pre- Men's Jewish Association and its
FELDSTEIN FAMILY CLUB
CONVERTED EINSTEIN
mine whether they were made pos- whose identification papers and dispose of their holdings in antici- sented the lists of donors who have purpose were well chosen and could
Rev. Cantor
The Feldstein Family Club met
TO CAUSE OF ZIONISM sible by dumping or government passports have expired will not pation of leaving the country en already announced their pledges: be a benefit to the Jewish commun-
Mrs. J. Kunin, chairman of the ity of Detroit.
David Golden at the home of Mrs. Freda Feld-
subsidies. The ('resident's state- have them renewed because the masse.
stein, 1480 Hazelwood. A. N.
banquet, GA 5485-W; Mrs. I. Ros-
Dr. Jules Goldsmith gave several
ment was his answer to the wide- government is planning to issue
Detroint Fnwortte Feldstein was presented with a
spread protests against the award special yellow-colored papers ex- England Expels Chief Nazi Propa• enthal, co-chairman, TO 8-7771; imitations of patients walking into
111011a1.
loving cup, for serving his term
Mrs.
M.
Beckerman,
rummage
his
office
for dental care.
of contracts on l'WA projects to clusively for Jews in order to make
candist
Wedding Ceornso- as president during the late year.
chairman, TO 2-8500; Mrs. St.
Parts !Dr the play to be pre-
German steel manufacturers.
Performed al
it easier to identify them.
LONDON (WNS( — Dr. H. W. Shaw, co
co-chairman,
TO
7-4735;
sented
by
the Young Men's Jewish
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Milton
Radner
were
Thane nnd by
Capitulating to the storm of Since the beginning of the exodus Thost, chief of the Nazi propagan.
presented with a wedding gift by
protests aroused over orders for of Jewish and other refugees, the da bureau in Great Britain, and Mrs. S. Spitz, ways and means Association, "The Whole Town's
Appointment
chairman,
TO
8-5672;
Mrs.
Ah-
Talking,"
will
be given to the sev-
the club. The organization con-
11.11) Nee
, German steel on the Triborough Nazi regime has collected 60,000,- London correspondent of the Voel-
reams, card party chairman, TR eral members participating during
gratulated Miss Bessie Feldstein
Bridge in New York and a bridge 000 marks in so-called "escape kische Beobachter, official Nazi 2-7445;
Mrs.
Singer,
publicity
upon her engagement to Al Din-
at Morehead City, N. C., both of taxes" from these emigres, official party organ, has been expelled chairman, MA 6370. For reserva- the next two weeks. Rehearsals are
kan.
I which are being built with funds figures published here revealed. In from England. Thost was given tions call Miss Esther Kunin, GA to be held at the home of Dr. Jack-
2530 Fullerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Silverman
allotted by Congress to the Pub- the fiscal year ending 1933-34 this three days to settle his affairs. Al- 5485.W. Anyone who desires to man,
The athletic chairman, Al Berrie,
the Works Administration for re- tax netted the government 17,602,. though no official reason was given earn the pledge is asked to com- and
Monuments of Character and Mrs. Dora Eugene joined the
his assistant, Ben Shurgin, ore
club. Milton Radner also auto-
lief jobs, Secretary of the Inter- 000 marks. At that time persons for his ouster, it is known that municate with these chairmen for
forming a basketball league be-
matically became a member of
ior Ickes informed William Green, with 50,000 marks or more had to the British Government was becom- assistance and suggestions.
twen the members of the Young
the club through his marriage to
president of the American Feder- pay the government 25 per cent of ing tired of his propagandist activ-
A pep rally meeting will be held Men's Jewish Association and
ation of Labor, that henceforth their fortune before they could ities. Particularly resentment wan Nov. 26, at 8 p. m., at Philadelphia- employees of Sam's Cut Rate Store.
Gloria Feldstein.
no German or other foreign ma- leave the country. As a result of a felt over hia recent attack in the Byron Hall. The public is invited. The Wier will be under the super-
A. N, Feldstein was appointed
terials may be bought for PWA steep boost in this levy the govern- Beobachter on Winston Churchill,
chairman of the sick committee.
Donors to the banquet were an- vision of Harry Seligson, who until
projects unless first approved by ment collected 41,776,000 marks who has been bitterly critical of nounced this week as follows:
The club offers sympathy to
recently was educational director
him. Emphasizing that l'WA during the fiscal year ended April the Nazi regime. Dr. Thost is un-
mekd•ro•g I, &Oran, K Goren twin. B.
Harry Goldberg on the passing of
of the J:isish Community Center.
It
R.
EIPIdt 1 .
A.•
he,
t .r. Il. Pollack.
never intended "to permit the use
derstood
to
have
been
Hitler's
per-
A bowling league will be formed
his father.
Shulman.
SI
Nino,
I.
Rosen-
of money voted by Congress for 1, 1935.
thal, E Abrams. it Shultz. D. Tonchin, and games will be rolled every
The next meeting will be held
Because of the recent law for- sonal representative in London.
1 Itorenthol, J. Kunin. It 1,1whtn•n. M
relief purposes to be used for the
Wednesday
night at 9:15.
at the home of Mrs. Rose Feld-
Wek•ler, 11 listyn•n, J. ItOpitt Jululs
purchase of foreign materials on bidding Jews to employ female
Any Jewish youth, 21 years or
Braun. 51 Other. F. Donde, 1'. Hiegel.
stein, 1955 Blaine.
project construction," Secretary Aryan servants under the age of Murdered German Economist Was H /Omits. A. flObar, A lore n.
Granite and M. I,
Invited
to attend any of
Due to Succeed Luther
"ann.. m Wellman, !'tense Stolornko. 0Yet, is
Ickes announced that hereafter 45, young male Aryans are begin-
7729 TWELFTH ST.
It Weirdo... I. Ooldsteln, S. Hhonnan, the meetings of the Young Men's
NEW YORK (WNS) — Fritz K.
ning to offer themselves as servants
EPPLID 11011
when
foreign
bids
on
PWA
pro-
fibtfman,
D.
Cobb,
Freda
Ppiltwit
A.
Co.
Pro-
Jewish
Association.
Service Life Insurance
Ilosentwri. M. ShleM mow,
jects are appreciably lower than , in Jewish homes. The Nazi press Gebhardt, German economist and Homer
vides Way of Leaving Nothing
p k t o to number one man of the Nasal coun- Pante, N. Horwitz. Edward Wirodo/Y.
i t anr attempt
a
American offers, PWA would con- t h h ais launched a it bitter
A. Rosner, E.Homer. C. Keller, It W•l.
to Uncertainty
ter-boycott
organization
in
this
s
charging
droll. A Maokel. It Diamond. It (whom. Contributions to Jewish Chil-
sider, before awarding contracts
is■
Cho,
Burk., A Levine, I.
DR. HUGO BERGMANN
to forei• bidders, whether the circumvent the law. The Frank- country, was murdered by Vera J lop.
dren's Home
Saving money and putting it
I. Preed, N Silverstein, A. Miller,
Rev. Canter
Stretz,
his
sweetheart,
because
he
furter
Zeitung,
however,
defends
51 Finkel, I. M Pe■In, J. Berk.
into the bank is one way of ac- New Rector of Hebrew Univer- foreign bid is lower "either be- the practice, insisting that the law tried to get rid of her when he 'man.
IC Bodin, Il Vellrk, It. Png•r.
Jacob
sity
ie
Jerusalem
cause
of
•
foreign
subsidy
or
by
quiring an estate. It is creation
The
Jewish
Children's Rome of
stup.ker.
1.
I..
Miller.
1.
liaidy.
about
to
was
04
Story
on
Editorial
pose)
leatned
that
Hitler
111
foreign exchange regulations un- referred only to women. The Nazi
Silverman
Mt., A. GlokilrY. 11 Loneky. M. Dram Detroit announces the receipt of ;..;
by accumulation.
titafileAL
fair to the American producer." press, therefore, is demanding that name a German ambassador to the Kraft A Kaale. Katz. K. r..s. Brown,
But putting money into life in-
following
donations:
the
B
Aaron.
)1011/SL
United
States,
This
new
angle
on
M•rkron,
A 1,
By this action Secretary Ickes the Nazi party shut this loophole.
3.
Is Sean.
Mrs. Ida Falcon, 16716 Prince-
surance is creating an estate by
Tigers Elect Officers
The anti-Jewish net of the New York's latest passion killing. woo. 1 `• g1 , •• 01 . t. 1 The•mlis,.
changes the PWA regulations he
Pylori lee
r t ith:',. ton .
contract.
Reeommended
himself established to permit bor- Nazis caught an unexpected big became known when letters ex- :`,, `'.%„". ;!..1 ; thi,"r': ;,,Hnot"74tr
■
Sam Freedling, 2911 Sturto-
soo-vo
Ed.•;1 Wiltwisky. A. Bogner
Pby.teinno age
between
Gebhardt
and
There
is
an
essential
difference
changed
fish
when
Dr.
Heinrich
Sabin,
The Tigers, an intermediate rowers of PWA funds to use for-
mo.p0.18
between the two methods, in that group of the Dexter branch of eign materials in orders $100 to mayor of Berlin sine. April, MISS Stretz were made public. One L,"'''', "".,,,in',." 1;!„A n h "‘",l'Il n,.`1,1 ,,T.1.7,1,'; vast.
2903
Mn, and Mrs. Louis Davidson.
t
Shaw.
I
.
1I
n
M.
w'sisms;
of
these
letters,
dated
Nov.
11,
two
ei,,r11;%;.
the
first
method
is
constantly
en-
1931,
was
placed
on
trial
before
the Jewish Community Center. $10,000 if the price of foreign
Elmhurst
Ma, Iteksler. Harry laamons.. in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of
dangered by the uncertainty of held semi-annual election of offi- materials is 25 per cent less than ■ secret Nazi party court en days before the murder Gebhardt 1:olden.
.rths.sir, N. ) , 1 1::1,11.. Tr x hin,,,,J ,,,,,. their son, Gerald, made a gift of
TO. 8.6839
Stretz
that
"this
can't
1,0.1
WAS
ch
aaaaa
of
buying
in
•
Jewish-
warned
time,
while
the
second
method
Martino.•
cer,' at the meeting on Monday similar American materials. and
to each child.
Daidy. Mae llaidy, Merman tea-
•erfoneed
creates the estate instantly and ightiriin
ntd; in orders of more than $10,000 owned store. Although few de- go on. I can't go into public life Loula Abe
4
Mule, Pro
prawn -
v. St e 8i.nbeT rg hose vee mI d ec ete
Nog
iam Grosberg, 8600 Grand
anre
Willem
thus offsets this hazard.
if the price of foreign materials tails of the accusation against and carry you ■long." Gebhardt, •ky.
1
y of River.
The estate is built by a con- Monroe Nachman. secretary; Sol is 15 per cent -less than similar Mayor Sahm are available. It who was an intimate friend of Dr. 34th Anniversary Part
re
F Weiss, 3037 Monterey.
tract between you and the life ! Saginaw, treasurer. Harold Dom- American materials. It was this is know. that two checks he Iljalmar Schacht, Nazi minister of
Charles Levey, 2056 Calvert.
Bicur Cholem Tuesday
economics, promised Miss Stretz
OBITUARY insurance company.
! brewer was elected captain of the loophole in the regulations that used to pay for his purchases
Mrs.
A.
Rosen,
3820
Humphrey.
divorce
his
Jewish
It is created in 30 seconds by basketball team.
caused New York officials to award were discovered by • Nazi bank that he would
The Wednesday Club, in mem-
Senior Bicur Cholem will have
clerk who turned them over wife and marry Miss Stretz. The
of Nathan D. Metzger.
a drop of ink and a stroke of a
ADOLPH MANELI
The outgoing officers are Mil. to the Kloecker Steel Corporation to Nazi party officials.
fact that he was entrusted with its 34th anniversary party on Tues- ory
orders
for
1,000,000
pounds
of
Hospital
Committee, Temples
pen.
ton Passman, president; Harold
of 8027 Walbridge, 46 years old,
Publication of the latest issue of numerous important missions for day, Nov. 26, at 8 p. m. at Congre- Beth El Sisterhood.
Nothing is left touncertainty. Dombrower. treasurer; Louis Cet- sheet piling valued at $20,000 for
gation
Emanuel,
Taylor
and
Wood-
died on Nov. 19. Funeral serv-
"h'er Ists," the German Who's the Nazi government without hav-
a con.
the
Triboroufh
Bridge
and
North
bind
the
company
with
Harry
Hirschberg,
2225 Long-
ices were held at Lewis Bros.' You
secretary.
Who, has caused widespread gossip ing to rid himself of his non-Aryan row Wilson. Eeverybody is invited.
tract whereby it must set aside i man.
Plans are being made for a Carolina officials to award to the in the highest Nazi circles that wife gave plausibility, to the rennet Members are urged to bring their fellow.
Funeral Home on Nov. 21. with in your name and in the name of
same
company
an
order
for
1,600
United
Dairies,
950
E. Six Mile
interment in Machpelah Cemetery, your family, an estate, the Size of series of weekly programs which tons of sheet steel piling valued Julius Streicher, the most violent that he was headed for high office friends. There will be speakers,
music, dancing and refreshments. Road.
Rabbi A. M. Ilers'nman officiating. which you determine upon in ad. I will be of interest to the mem- at $91,000.
anti-Semite In Naziland, is himself in Nazi officialdom.
lie is survived by
b his wife, Sarah,
' hers and the public at large,

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