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PEVerRorri/Lausn &tor ICU

PAGE TEN

We extend sincerest greetings and best wishes to
the entire Jewish community for a

Happy and Prosperous
New Year

Phone TYLER 5-8666-5-8667

FOR PROMPT DELIVERIES

Shop Conveniently and Economically

at the

Twelfth-Taylor Market

TWELFTH & TAYLOR

1

September 3, 1937

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

J. MENDLOVITS—Props.—LOUIS BINDER

We always carry a complete line of quality and nation-

ally advertised food products, imported and domestic

canned goods, dairy products and fresh vegetables daily.

Wishing all our Jewish friends and
patrons a Happy and Prosperous New Year

JOEY'S STABLES

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SUPPER DANCING EVERY EVENING



8800 W. Jefferson at Copeland

THE YEAR 5697

(CONTINUED FRO)! PAGE

dent oraeninstions decreed to end anti-
Jenish riots,
Warsaw, May 1/—Unions of barrister..
engineer, and doctor. exclude Jewish
members.
Gamow, Stay 113-11rerit-litovsk .11,11
ruined after pogrom rtltibt. 81,000,000
nmes.
M., IJ — Polisli4enish emu-

HOMELANDS FOR SALE

Warsaw, Jan, IF—Prender Skladkoeekl
pledged unremitting nay on nati-Jew-
lob terror,
Warsaw, Jan, RI—Fslueation Minister
tercels demand to se ggggg le deal. oral- I
senility student,
Warsaw, Feb. 11—Program of new
gmernment party excludes Jews from
ruling clan-
Warsaw, Feb. 15--flhetto classes em
tablielted at sone University.
Warsaw. r.h. LI — New government
party bars anti-Jewish violence but UP-
holds boycott of Jews.
11 arrow, Apr. 3—I/Issolotion of sin-

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Sentences of death for per-
sons wearing or possessing ob-
jects on which the Magen David
was inscribed, explosion of Jew-
ish newspaper correspondents, the
exiling of Jews from Majorca
and the expropriation of Jewish

twelve month of terror, boycott,
intimidation, discrimination and
steadily aggravated economic
paralysis. Long a plague spot on
the Jewish may, Rumania was
beset last year by a series of in-
ternal political crises from all of
which the Jews were inevitable
sufferers. The elimination of
Nicolas-Titulescu as foreign min-
ister gave free rein to the Nazi
and Fascist elements in the gov-
ernment. The Iron Guard, which
is legally proscribed, continued
to function as a government
within the government, threaten-
ing the King and cabinet mem-
bers with death unless they
orientated the government to-
ward Germany. Premier Tatar-
escu's fearful tolerance of the
Iron Guardists allowed them to
terrorize the Jews in the provin-
cial towns and villages., On one
occasion 200,000 anti-Semites
demonstrated in Bucharest under
the benign eye of the govern-
ment. The Iron Guard, however,
over-reached itself, and upon the
insistence of King Carol, the
government bore down on the
Nazis, closing their headquarters,
arresting many of their leaders
and taking steps to suppress anti-
Jewish disturbances in the uni-
versities. But before long the
Iron Guard again showed that it
was stonger than the government,
and it resumed its propaganda
and violence by taking advantage
of the split between King Carol
and his brother, Prince Nicholas,
allying itself with the latter.
Only the Militant anti-Fascist
policy of the National Peasant
Party and the failure of the doz-
en or more Fascists and anti-
Jewish parties to unite under a
single leadership saved Rumania
from a Nazi coup.
The government itself, how-
ever, did nothing to stem the
systematic exclusion of Jews
from the professions and trades.
In deed, it encouraged local au-
thorities to disfranchise thous-
ands of Jews on trumped-up
charges of illegal residence or
lack of necessary documents. A
move for the mass disfranchise-
ment of Jews in Bessarabia was
blocked by threats to invoke the
minority treaties. Nevertheless
many Jews were deprived of cit-
izenship by the harsh interpreta-
tion of administration regula-
tions. The government also man-
ifested a surprising opposition to

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these nurnerous territorial projects even more pitiful. Some
of them were so absurd as to b e doomed from the outset. A
few had some merit, but all came to naught.
The strangest scheme of all was advanced by • New
York dentist, who claimed that the Republic of Santo Domingo
was ready to permit the colonization of 1,000,000 Jews over
a 25-year period. All that was needed was the financial back.
ins of Jewish agencies. This amazing idea had hardly been
consigned to oblivion before • New York clergyman •dvancced
• plan for colonizing 250,000 Germa n Jews in the Florida
Everglades. Two other curious schemes emanated from the
Far West. A public official in Fort Collins, Colorado, sug-
gested that the city Fathers make the town • mecca for Jew.
ish immigration, while ■ California Jew previously unknown
to fame laid before the President of Brazil a most ambitious
plan for setting up • Jewish republic in the State of Rio
Grande de Sul.
An Australian engineer disclosed that he was negotiating
for large-scale colonization of Jews in either Mexico or Alaska.
The Cuban colonization project of Congressmen Sirovich was
revived, but again proved short.lived.
The most serious colonization project was that advanced
by the French Minister of Colonies, when he indicated that
his government might open Madagascar and other French
colonies to Jewish settlement. A commission of Jews and
Polish officials is now in Madagascar studying the possibilities.
French Guiana, the New Hebrides, New Calendonia and the
Sudan also were suggested. A number of Englishmen ad•
veined the possibility of settling Jews in Australia. And the
ban on immigration to South Africa brought into being the
Swaziland Corporation, • private company for settling Jews
in Swaziland, a British protectorate in Africa.

Wholesale Fish Distributors

519 FAR WELL BLDG.

cott was settled in favor of the
Jewish plaintiff when the courts
ruled that such a boycott/ was il-
legal. Nazi elements tried vainly
to capitalize on the persence in
Norway of Leon Trotzky, but his
departure for Mexico took the
wind out of their sails.

This imminent threat of en-
forced emigration compounded
the calamity that had overtaken
the Jews. Lawlessness which the
Scandinavia: Chronology
unable or un- I
Conan:Iwo, Oct. II, 1936—Six editors
government
Rumania: Chronology
of unt 1,rung lc papers go on trial for
sisdr
,,,,";!..°:=7".. ,
Willing to suppress, the unbridledIr r,, 6 ,,t" rjr
Bucharest, Ikl. 11, 1036—leaching of
libel.
Judaism Is forbidden In schools.
t‘nr.w, 31uf 21 — Nation-niale
campaign of agitation and boy-
Oslo, Nur. 5I—Nobel Peace prim goes
Bucharest, 11et. r6—llan on Judaism In to Carl ton Ossielaky, anti-Nazi Ger-
sitri ke dared by Jew s to
cott by the opposition parties,
schools is lifted.
man.
own refusal to
I mbar., Nov. 15-400,000 member.
the over
anst7,7 ..f P
ii—J
"g"T'IL and
Stockholm, nee. 1—Training colony
t
employ Jews displaced from in- or Lino, all Jel. foe murder, Ir Ps roZne. of National Christian Party demonstnite for JetsIgh refugees opened.
aselmt Jetta
Oslo,
EA. 190:17—Anti-Jewish
13, 190:17—Anti-Jewish boy-
cott
Illegal,
dustries and professions because Ifal".":„V" o rgi r bane for ebs)ing of
Itucharest, Jun. 27, 1937 — Supreme
court rules.
Court holds denaturalisation of Jens Is
Warsaw, 'June ir ii—nrest.r.itoess
of the system of State-owned
Stockholm, Mar. 6 — Nationalist stu-
J w
dents protest appointment of German
monopolies, and the organized sentenced to die fur murder that touch- ilicrol.
Itintrarest, Feb. 51—King mirk. Boon
refugee to university faculty.
*IT " r"'"
effort to deprive the Jews of all " Warsaw,
on Ir. Guard as he forces resignation
Copenhagen, May 114 — Jews present
0—World lioperentIsts
possibilities of livelihood and the honor Conrenleif, Jewish founder of of pro-Nall e,lni,trn-
, 31ur. 2-1'nleerstlle. clownd
language, On 5011, anniversary.
11 1 ‘1 1 f7 gon'i s'il i ttlubIe"o U fhhi j etTsr . "'"'
protection of life and property.
and secret wellies banned se gram-
brought about a crisis which not
meet wars on Iron firmed.
RUMANIA
SPAIN and PORTUGAL
Mar. 1.--AntivIewlsh labor
only confronts Polish Jewry with Jewish Weather Report: Persiat- bill Bucharest.
abandoned.
a situation as alarming as ti at
Itucharest, Apr.16—floyal
ent and Threatening Clouds
Jewish Weather Report: Hea•ily
arrested In fear of mill-Semitic coup.
facing the German Jews, but
Spared any serious outbreaks
Overcast, With Danger of
Apr. OR—Government kills
challenges world Jewry and man- of violence, Rumanian Jewry bill Buchamst,
to 110,11 Jewish employee.
Cloudburst Imminent.
kind as a whole.
nevertheless lived through
a
Buchareet, May 16—lawyer.' eoogrtss
Poland Chronology
Predictions made at the be-
irermaw, Kept. 19, 1936—Johotinsky
ginning of the Spanish civil
offers plsne for maw Jealsh emliration.
Gomm, Nov, 12—Joshos Time, vet.
warwar that victory for the Fes:
ern Jowl. leader, dead at 66.
cists would spell the doom of the
If maw, Nov. IS—I dna Unitersity
Jew sh settlements in Spain and
chewed after anti- Jealeh rioting,
Warsaw, Nov. II — Jewish legion
her colonies have been more than
mare/ring to Coital'nn halted by pollee.
borne out by the year's events
Goma, 1See. 17 — Organised anti-
in Spain. Wherever the rebels
Jewish badcolt beg.n by bidionol
Democrats.
The intensification of the crisis of Jewry in Eastern and
have been in control Jews were
\Canna% Bee. 10—lieltillah taken ova
Central Europe and the critical political situation in Palestine
tortured, blackmailed, expelled
by government commimioner.
gave rise to a crop of ambitiou s Jewish colonization schemes,
Garsaw, Jan. 2, 1937—Antl-shechlta
and shot. Virtually the entire
law goes Into effect.
which for a time stirred up wide interest only to fade out of
Fascist press in Spain has thund-
Gamow, Jan. a — Czymew pogrom
the picture. The tragedy of millions of Jews seeking new
ered with anti-Semitic outbursts,
Balm" three Jenish Place.
I
homes at
• • time when the gates of virtually every land are
Gamow, Jon. 11--Government nMelai-
blaming the Jews for every set-
ly backs furred migration of 3,000
closed or in the process of being barred made the failure of
back suffered by the rebels
Jetta

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Zionism,
banning a Ilechalutz
conference and may Zionist meet-
ings. The B'nai B'rith activities
in Czernowitz were also curbed.
By and large the lot of Ruman-
ian Jewry remained critical and
desperate, with its future depen-
dent on an improvement in eco-
nomic conditions and stabiliation
of the chaotic political status.

owls Jewish members.
31.1 20 — F.& nolo° 0
Free Professional Associations votes to
eliminate 55 tuitional minorities from
the profemlons.
Bucharest, Stay LA—•W 1CrIth lodges
anJ welfare agencies banned In Balm-
Goa
Bucharest June 1 — 900 Gemarablan
Jr.. deprived of eitimehlp.

SCANDINAVIA

Jewish Weather Report: Untrou•
bled Skies Continue to Prevail,
With Occasional Winds

There must be something about
the Scandinavian atmosphere that
Immunizes its people to race hat-
red, for Denmark, Norway and
Sweden were again virtually the
only lands in Europe, apart from
the Soviet Union, which rebuffed
the cyclone of anti-Semitism that
swept the Continent. Disturbed
by a violent anti-Jewish campaign
on the part of the Fascist Par-
ty, the Danish government insti-
tuted an investigation of the
party's activities and literature
which led to the indictment and
trial of six Fascist editors on
charges of , defaming Jews and
the Jewish religion. Desecrators
of synagogues in Copenhagen
were vigorously punished. The
liberal attitude of the govern-
ment, which ratified a new con-
stitution for the Copenhagen
Jewish community to permit im-
migrant Jews a voice in commu-
nal affairs, prompted the Jewish
population to contribute 100,000
kroner toward the creation of a
model farm which was presented
to King Christian X on the oc-
casion of the silver jubilee of his
reign.
The winds of Nazi propaganda
blew somewhat more strongly in
Sweden, but with no more effect.
Appointment of a German Jewish
refugee to the faculty of Stock-
holm University Inspired protests
by Nazi students. Swedish book
publishers defied Nazi threats to
boycott Swedish books and per-
iodicals unless anti-Nazi material
were suppressed in Sweden. A
new training colony for refugees
was opened in Svartingtorp and
a Jewish handicraft school was
established at Vastraby. Rumors
of curbs on immigration were not
law
substantiated, but a new
making electric stunning of cat-
tle before slaughter compulsory
was enacted; but its enforcement
was suspended until 1938 at the
request of the rabbis. In Nor-
way the first law suit involving
a case of anti-Jewish trade boy-



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