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THE YEAR 5697 -

TO
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of Nazi propaganda was blocked
by opposition in some Jewish quar-
ters. The outcome of the president-
ial election of 1936 was widely in-
terpreted as a setback to Fascist
and anti-Semitic elements because
all of them were supporting the
defeated candidate. The Jewish
issue played a considerable part
in the campaign because of this.
But despite the overwhelming re-
election of President Roosevelt the
problem of anti-Semitism was not
solved. It was merely driven to
cover temporarily, but it became
threatening by exploitink labor
disturbances, by the heated debate
over the Supreme Court reform
and the Communist bogey. In all
of these questions anti-Semitism
was dragged in. Nazi propaganda,
economic discrimination, the ad-
mission of German exchange stu-
dents to the Cleveland public
schools and an epidemic of syna-
gogue desecrations were other evi-
dences of anti-Semitism last year.
In contradistinction to these mani-
festations were the unanimous re-
jection by American colleges and
universities of inVitations to the
Goettingen celebration; Mayor La
Guardia's denunciations of Hitler,
New York, Pepe IL 1910—Palestlne
which involved the country in a Maccalwe anenr player. arrive for tour.
Ibillynowl, Sept. 11—Irving Thalberg,
series of diplomatic protests; the fihn
etecuilte, dies at 37.
visit of Thomas Mann, who stimu-
Detroit, Sept, I
Cahrilowiteeh,
lated anti-Fasicts sentiment in in- famed musician, dies at 511.
N'ew York, Sept. 17—ionalor. Cope-
tellectual circles; the two militant land,
Basting. and Austin urge America
anti-Nazi speeches in the Senate to art In
ine crisis on return from
by Senator Borah; the huge Madi- If Land that.
Cambridge, Maw.. Sept. lit—Sin Jew-
son Square Garden demonstration scholar.
receive honornry degrees at
at which John L. Lewis, General 11nrotrd's tercentenary exercise.
Detroit, Sept. va—Vieven members of
Hugh S. Johnson and other noted
Black Legion convicted of murder.
non-Jews joined in branding Hit-
New York. Oet. fi—Jeme !shine Straus.
lerism as a menace to peace; the former ambassador to Foote., Ole. at
continued effectiveness of the anti- 51.
Nev York. Oct. A---Treasury Depart-
Nazi boycott as revealed by the nothing
Faolst group,
failure of Max Schmeling'n Amer- mod snspentla Hubert Ehlrol for or-
Philadelphia,
Oct. 18--11a4lassah cele-
ican tour and the refusal of James brate. 2.1th anniversary.
J. Braddock to fight him; the ex-
Los Angeles, Oct. 20-7.000 Jew. and
pansion of the inter-faith good Chrlstinns pledge mar on Nazism and
Faselsm; Silver Shirts announce they are
will movement; the mounting anti- building
concentration canton for Jew.
Nazi sentiment in Protestant and
Cincinnati, Oct.25-1Enal 1Prith gives
Catholic circles; the mobilization 9100,000 foe two Palestine colony.
New York, Oct. 55—Germ.-AmerIcan
of public opinion against Polish Duna calls upon Said to support Lan-

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anti-Semitism and the rallying of
Christian support to Palestine.
Continued improvement of gen-
eral economic conditions was re-
flected in the increased sums raised
for Palestine and East European
relief and in the resumption of
building in local communities. Uni-
fication of local philanthropic ef-
forts made considerable progress.
A number of important statistical
studies were undertaken to obtain
data essential to the future well-
being of the Jewish population.
The problem of German refugees
in America became urgent because
of their concentration in the cities
of the Eastern seaboard. The dedi-
cation of the Jewish resettlement
project at Highstown, the celebra-
tion of the 60th anniversary of the
Jewish Theological Seminary and
of Yeshiva College, the observance
of 40 years of American Zionism
with the convening of the Zionist
convention in New York, the trend
hack toward Orthodoxy in Reform
Judaism, the Increasing emphasis
on the importance of Jewish edu-
cation, the 26th anniversary of
the Jewish Welfare Board were
domestic events of more than pas-
sing interest.
United States: Chronology—blk f.

PINGREE 1675

don for president.
New York, Oct. 21—Nast-financed aim,
"Amphitryon,. halted by boycott threat.
Washington, D. C., Nov 13 — Nation
h o nors Justice Brandeis on his SOO.
birthday.
WanisIngion, D. C. Nov. 3-31weePing
victory for Roosevelt ' seen as rebuke to
religious bigotry; Governors Lehman and
Horner reelected; 111 Jens win seat. In
Conine..
Indiannpolls, Nor. l—Amerieen Legion
commandeer make fight on Fancisnt.
Tampa, Fla., Nor. 20—Amerlean Fed-
eration of lobor renews anti-Nazi boy.
cote pledge.
New. York, Noe 22—teshivn College
nook. nodwentenial.
New York, Dee 7—Demand withdrawal
of invitation to Germany to take part
In
Fair.
ilinneapolls, Dee II—Public semi pu-
pils Jointly celebrate Chanukah and
Christina.
N
Y k Dee. 18-4—Amerinvi•
there conference urges vier on anti-
Sem 11 ism.
New York, Dec. 17—Jewish
eelg-
lenl Seminary owns sembeentennial cele-
hodinn.
Princeton. N. J., Dee 21—Mn, Albert
Einstein die.
Detroit,. Jan. 5, 1937-11enry Ford n-
on/Unto. anti-J..1.h volume circulated
by Nati,
New York, Jan, 7-31.. Reinhardre
production of Ilerfei's •The Eternal
Road" open..
New York, Jan. g—lloycott of Bend-
dock-Schnieling bent launched.
New Orleans, Jnn. 18—Reform Union
twat, . ....termini.. In give moral and
financial nit to Pniestine; calls for re-
tool lo Irodllloonl Ole. of Judaism.
Nen York,In—AmericIan Jenislt
Congress denies negotiating to colonise
Jens In Santo Domingo.
114whInalon, D. C.. Jan. 211-11nosevelt
Innnents1 adders. hit• Polarnrs move
50 exile Jr,,..
New York. Jan. 31—Emergeney con-
ference ask. Poland to restore rights to
Jen.: Senior Itoloinmn speekg against
violating minority right.
Philadelphia, Jan. SI—Plea for as.
similallon Ge
er. Backer stir. meet-
ing of Jewish Federations: Dr. flown re-
bukes critic. of Itirobidian.
Pittsburith, Feb 7—J. 11. C. sets Snots
of $1,1130.900 (41r 1937 campoign.
New Cork. Feb. 7—New York and
Wrooklin Jenish Foie/101mm unite on
1937 enmpaigns all preliminary to
as I nab, .7—National
Palestine C onferenee adopt• al,h00.000
budget for 1037
New York. Feb. IS—National G
uard
advertises for German recruits In Nall
Paper,
Oon Frandsen, Feb. 23—Temple Meth-
dist Churchnnnounce. calendar a111
lid Jewish holldays.
Washington, I/. C., Feb. 07—Item. Ger.
aid Banns! exploit. fight on Sitomne
Odd reform for enti-Jewish agitation.
Cincinnati, Mar. I-110Mkopf report.
0.500 Gernmn Jenish refugees entered
U. a. In 1934.
New York, Mar. 1—Rev. Gewalt Smith
launches "Comnattee of 1,000.000" a. Wi-
nona! Fastist movement. •
New York. Star. 3—Nnal renk• sent
nver Retools! drfslentionsi Mayor La
Guardia calls Hiller "brown-410M fa-
notir".nd proposes hie 'ankle as horror
ex h !hit .
Wasitinglon. D. C., Mar. 4—(Weretney
Bull apologise. to Germany for lo
Guardia nttack after Sad envoy protests.
New York, Mar. 11-1loyeoll caneels
Ma.. billeting'. Moe
Jefferson City. Mo. Mar. It —?sf inmuri
drop. nnti-Jenish bill after It. charseter
Is roomed
New York, Mar. 14—Plice guard dl
synagogues an Itnieph Nholom Temple
la danbed with swaslIko.
New York. Mar. 15-34.1. branded
menace lo world peace and democracy
a. John L. liAn In telh. %idiom Square
tooden tons that • militant labor move-
ment is a 'nannies against Fascism and
N”ison In America.
New York. Mar. lg—Potts Kuhn. SW
leader. get. summon. for Oolating law
In publieallon of Sall paper.
Washington, D. C.. Mar. 1x—Plate no-
Pwrimrel makev spology to Reich
for renewed attgek by Mayor to Gtusrdio
of New York.
New 'lode Mar. 21--Jiwob de Bane

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SINCEREST ROSH HASHONAII GREETINGS

What is happening to the 3,000,000 Jews of Poland is
now fairly common knowledge. But a few stark statistics tell
the story more effectively than the most impassioned protest
and oratory. Here they are:
Major and minor pogroms claimed the lives of 69 Jews
in 1936.
One thousand Jews were injured in 430 attacks in 179
communitie s in 1936.
In the first five months of 1937, 111 attacks on Jews
tolled 20 dead, 467 injured.
Unemployment among Jews is two and one-half times as
high as among non-Jews.
Forty per cent of the employable Jewish population is
jobless.
Three hundred and fifty towns in Western Poland and
Pomerania have barred Jews from trading on market days.
Two hundred and fifty Jewish students were injured in
university riots: October, 1936•March, 1937.
Eight hundred and twenty-six Jewish establishments were
liquidated in 1936 because of the boycott.
Damage to Jewish property from pogroms during 1936
is estimated at 15,000,000 zlotys, with the figure for 1937
far higher, including the 3,000,000 zlotys damage at Brest-
Litovsk.

reretary and biographer of hart, dim.
New York, Mar, t7—Incendiary fire
amain 5500,000 to Mini End
ynaroue.
liashinglen, D. C., Mar. 09—lourence
telnlinnIt named ambassador to Peru.
New York, Mar VI—Survey resent+
I ntie. hanks andentploYinf id acre -
less dinerindnute againnt Jens.
New York, April
Landstelner,
Nobel Prise winner, Sara Is present list-
ng in Jewish Who'. Who; suit is later
nIthdrann.
Washington. Is. C. Ape IS—Conares.
Mem down probe of Nazi propaganda.
New York, Apr. 20-11Ias ronvention
wars 0,021 JewishImmigrantsentered
'. fl In 1935.
New Yoe*, Ape 25—Jule. Bache gives
10,000,04N1 nrt rollection to hew York
as moseurni Tale, PrIneeton, Harvard
and l'olumbin tniversitlea reject Intl-
ation to Goettingen celebration.
Cleveinntl. May 3—Exchange arrange-
ment whereby 100 German students to-
ned public schools comionne41 a. ball
ropaganda.
Manhington, 0. C., May g—Senator
lornh tells Senate Fascists are seeking
"n
°
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Atinntle 1717 May s—orthodox rubbly
Innil firm n Agunnit law.
New York, May II—Fritz Kuhn, Noe
...line free on eh of viouttIns

4—Kan

Wnhingion, D. C. May IA—President
ton se revel vex Got then 3Iedal.
Washington. I/. C., May 20--Nasi en-
or protests Chicago preIntets attnek.
Sew York, May 20—A. F. of L. leader
sea anti-Semitism In nn
on C. 1. 0.
New Sorb, May 26--Patil Klapp, be-
come. find Jen inh rcllege president in
Americo as he le named head of Queen.
College.
ColurnInts,
ay 27—Reform ra id!.
discard 188
3 M
pintform a nd adopt new
principles heeling Palestine and 'labia
of labor.
New York, June 8—Amerlean Prot-
estants brand Biller foe of Christianity.
Detroit, June 25—Father Coughlin
propose,. minthity rights for American
Jew.
New Yrk, June 20—lather ticket
Gene
sins
in Zionist Congress election.;
Zion61. nernn dund 11adassah third.
New York, June PI—American Zion-
ist. reject partition plan; re-eleet Ste-
phen S. Wise an Z. 0.
peesident.
New York, June 27—American Zion-
ists occept ntion to consult on Pal-
estine situalk4n nith world Zionist
leaden.
New York, Jime25—Solomon Goa-
genhelm give. 53,000,000 for modern
art foundation.
Milnnukee, July' 3—Amateur Athletic
Union rejects bid to send American
team to mo t any,
Itollynnil, July It --Ceorge ber.hn in,
..imposer and W.W.I, dies at 39.
Washington, IL C. July 12—Secretary
of Stale. Hull lelce. sympathy for
Polish Jews no he ....hen memoran-
dum from desist, delegistIon.
Portland, Ore., July lb—Julio* Meter,
former governor of Wr en... di "'
Andover, N. J., July In—Nazis dedi-
cate Slat tamp in S.
Washington, D. C. July 16—Capital
flooded with demand* for Co ion al
probe of Noel ramp. and propaganda
Minn hsg opening of And sal
camp.
11m4hington, 17. C.. A•g. 3—Ifoune of
Reprenentaill es -paw... bill to curb Nazi
propuganilists.
New York, Ant, II—Congressman Theo,
don Peyser die.

If you ocean-travellers spy a
ship called the S. S. Jabotinsky
don't think you're seeing things
Abraham Tschipruth, Bulgaria's
leading ship-builder, has named his
latest oil tanker after Jabotinsky
... At the launching of the Tanker
Jabotinsky, Tschipruth said his
first three tankers carried the
names of Bulgarian fighters for
liberty and hence believed It right
to name the fourth one for "the
greatest Jewish emancipator, Jabo-
tinsky."

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SPIRITUAL GIFTS

The Light Suspended in
Front in the Ark in
Synagogues

The Ner Tamid (Perpetual
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monials traceable to Biblical
sources. In Exodus 27:20-21 and
again in Leviticus 24:2 we read:
"Command the Children of Israel
that they bring unto thee pure
olive oil beaten for the light, to
cause a lamp to burn continually
, . before the Lord." In the Tem-
ple in Jerusalem this light burned
continually. Transferred into the
Synagogue, it was interpreted as a
symbol of the perpetual light con-
tained in the Torah, for in the
Torah's doctrine lies the Jew's way
of life. In the Synagogue, vacant
or occupied, day or night, through
the centuries the Ncr Tumid cre-
ates an atmosphere of eternity, of
faith, of hope, of the continuity
of the Jewish people and the time-
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Lo, this is one of Nature's laws,
Observed the world all o'er.—
A vessel wholly void will hold
What into it we pour;
But when the vessel once is full,
It can receive no more.
Not to in gifts of soul or mind
Doth God for us ordain:
The more a man already hath,
The more he will contain.
And who possesses none at all
With him will none remain.
(Berachoth 40a).

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