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cies swung completely over to the
Axis powers with the announce-
ment that King Carol had dis-
solved the Party of National Re-
birth and organized a new totali-
tarian "Party of the Nation,"
with anti-Semitism one of its
principal features.
The announcement that King
Carol had transformed Rumania
into a totalitarian state with him-
self as supreme head came short-
ly after the release from prison
camps of all anti-Semitic, pro-
Nazi Iron Guardists.
Rumanian Jews will not be per-
mitted to hold State jobs, accept
military positions or sit on boards
of directors of private or public
corporations. It was reliably re-
ported that all trades, industries
and professions will be national-
ized shortly.
Rumania has a Jewish popula-
tion of approximately 800,000, of
whom about 250,000 were dena-
tionalized by the Citizenship Re-
vision Law of 1938. The outright
release of the pro-Nazi Iron
Guardists led Jewish circles here
to fear the outbreak of new anti-
Semitic riots and pogroms. It was
reported also that many Iron
Guardists, who had fled to Ger-
many, are now returning to Ru-
mania.

Incensed over reports that
close to 150,000 Jews in Pal-
estine have offered their serv-
ices to the British government
in its war against Nazi Ger-
many and Fascist Italy, the of-
ficial radio in Rome has warn-
ed Palestine Jews to be mind-
ful of the fact that British
rule over the Holy Land will
soo n be ended and that Italy
will henceforth govern Pales-
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liquidating Jewish shops is in
full swing in Holland, according
to reports received here. The
Mayors of Amsterdam, Rotter-
dam and The Hague have issued
decrees compelling Jewish shop
owners to take in "Aryan" man-
agers. All synagogues in Holland
have been closed. Prayer services
are permitted only between 8 and
9 o'clock every Saturday evening.
Streets bearing Jewish names will
shortly be renamed. The Jewish
Home for the Aged in Holland,
described as one of the finest in-
stitutions of its kind, has been
requisitioned by the Nazis for
military purposes.
The explosion of a bomb at a
Nazi commercial agency in New
York last week was attributed to
New York Jews by the Nazi
press, it was reported here. The
Nazi press charged that it was
"a new act of Jewish revenge
similar to that of Herschel
Grynszpan in Paris two years
ago."
Herschel Grynszpan, young Po-
lish Jew awaiting trial in Paris,
charged with the murder of a
German Embassy official in Paris
in 1938, was reported to have
been captured by Nazi troops.
One report stated that the Nazis
planned to stage a huge trial at
which Grynszpan would be tried.
It was believed that the Nazis
would use the trial as a pretext
for a new series of anti-Semitic
riots and pogroms throughout
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Government Frees Italian Jews
in Palestine

JERUSALEM. (WNS - Palcor
Agency)—As a result of repre-
sentations made by the Jewish
Agency, the Palestine Government
has agreed to release from intern-
ment Italian Jews for whose
loyalty the Jewish Agency is
ready to provide guarantees,
The Jews of Palestine were
called upon to make additional
sacrifices to enable the Yishuv to
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
withstand the embergency period,
in a proclamation issued by the
Vaad Leumi announcing the
launching of a campaign to raise
£300,000 through an imposition
of voluntary emergency taxes.
SATURDAY FIRST RACE
The funds raised will be de-
2:30 P. M.
voted under the direction of the
Vaad Leumi to the wartime needs
of the Yishuv.
ADMISSION 51.25
Grand
A concert in which Ernest
i rdierel
Bloch's sacred "Oratorio" was
Inetadt lta lit
the chief item was presented here
by a choir comprising 40 Jews,
ADMITTED
161e
ee
LAD
20 Briton sand 10 Arabs. Or-
UESDAY and FRIDAYS
ganized by the World Center for
T
Ladies Days
Jewish Music, the concert was
broadcast by the Jerusalem radio.
8 RACES DAILY
Fortifications dating back to
the Middle Bronze Age, or the
first half of the second millen-
nium B. C. E. (2,000 to 1,500
B. C. E.) have been uncovered
at Tell el Jeriebeh, known as
Woodward Buses to the Race Track. 10c "Napoleon's Hill," by the field
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L. Sukenik, head of the Depart-
ment of Jewish Archaeology on
Mount Scopus. The site of the
mound is near Ramath Gan,

June

Heads Sisterhood
Of Bnai Moshe

north of Tel Aviv.

28, 1940

SCHOOLS

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The Bnai Moshe Sisterhood and that the
receipt in
concluded its work of the season tuition fee was average
$16.72.
Palestine Jewry "Suprised" by with election of officers for the
Maurice Landau, chairimoi, re
England's Failure to Use
coming term, at the final meeting
Jewish Forces
held June 18. Mrs. Harry S. ported for the budget an! ( fmance
committee.
TEL AVIV. (WNS - Palcor
Louis Stoll, chairman of the
Agency)—The Jews of Palestine
real estate and building commit-
are "surprised" that the govern-
tee, submitted a report
ment has not yet acted upon the
on the
real estate condition of th
Yishuv's several offers of sup-
e
schools, He reported that the new
port, in terms of manpower and
building on Lawton and
resources, it was declared in a
Tyle
was being completed. The ne; r
resolution adopted by the Mapay
building will be known as th e
(Labor Party) Council, which
"Carrie Sittig Cohen Building_
concluded its conference here last
Branch of the United Hebrew
week.
Schools and Jewish Community
In
another
resolution
the
C
e it e."
"Council appeals to the Yishuv
In the absence of Isaac- Rosen-
to unite for the supreme effort by
thal, chairman of the house com.
rallying all forces around the
mittee, Nathan Yaffa,
national institutions."
eo-chair.
man, reported on the year's activi-
A message of encouragement
ties,
expressed
thanks
was sent to those continuing Zion-
to th
Woman's Auxiliary of the [nit d
ist pioneering work in the Nazi ,
e
Hebrew Schools for their assist-
occupied countries.
e
ance in maintenance supervision
ofthe David W. Simons Branch,
Jabotinsky Calls for Jewish Army
Maurice Zackheim, chairman of
of 100,00 to Fight Hitler
the board of education, lauded
NEW YORK. (WNS)—Vladi-
the work of the staff of the United
mir Jabotinsky, world president
Hebrew Schools. He made special
of the New Zionist Organization,
mention of the extra-curricular
issued a call at a mass rally here
activities carried out by some of
for a Jewish Army of 100,000
the members of the staff in con-
men to fight as a separate unit
nection with `*he various chil-
under British command against
dren's congregthions and the He-
Nazi Germany. More than 4,000 MRS. HARRY S. GREENBAUM brew speaking clubs.
persons heard Mr, Jabotinsky say
Rabbi Morris Adler, chairman
that the Jewish army, recruited Greenbaum was chosen president; of the Education Month, reported
Mrs.
Robert
I.
Middleman,
vice-
from all over the world, would
on the activities of last year's
have the same status as the Po- president; Mrs. Alex Fisch, re- Education Month, He mentioned
cording seretcary; Mrs. Sam Si- with thanks the cooperation of the
lish Army.
"This is the time for blunt mon, financial secretary; Mrs. staff, the alumni, and he made
speaking," Mr. Jabotinsky said. Sam Klein, treasurer. The new special mention of the chairman
"I challenge the Jews, wherever officers will enter upon their re- of the publicity committee, Philip
they are still free, to demand the spective duties early in Septem- Slomovitz, who was responsible
right of fighting the giant rattle- ber„ when the Sisterhood will re-, for the special education issue of
snake, not just under British or sume its social, cultural and char- The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, Gus
French or Polish labels, but as itable activities.
D. Newman was the chairman of
a Jewish army. Some shout that
the Education Month dinner.
we only want others to fight,
Bernard Isaacs, superintendent
some whisper that a Jew makes
of the schools, reporting on con-
a good soldier when squeezed in
ditions in the United Hebrew
between Gentile comrades. I chal-
Schools, apprised the members
lenge the Jewish youth to give
present of the fact that 55 stu-
them the lie."
dents are now being graduated
The head of the New Zionist
from the schools. The entire en-
The Zionist Organization of rollment of the schools at present
Organization told American Jews
that "It is for them to consult Detroit anounces that the follow- is 1,350, He also reported that
the Government or the Congress ing will be delegates to the an- the official opening of the new
as to whether it is lawful or pa- nual convention of the Zionist building. at Tyler and Lawton will
triotic, so long as America as a Organization of America in Pitts- be at the beginning of the coming
fhole cannot step in, for individ- burgh this week-end:
fall semester. Mr. Isaacs recom-
Rabbi Moris Adler, Rabbi Leon mended that bus facilities be pro-
ual Americans to defend her
Frarn,
Simon
Shetzer,
Lawrence
cause in British or Polish or
vided for the Parkside-Midland
W. Crohn, Mrs. Albert Feldstein, School in order to accommodate
Jewish ranks."
Colonel John H. Patterson, Philip Slomovitz, Leon Kay, pupils living in the northwest sec-
British officer who commanded Philip J. Gilbert, A. C. Lappin, tion. He reported that he dis-
Jewish battalions which fought Rudolph Zuieback, Maurice Zack- cussed this matter with the Wom-
in the World War under Field heim, Dr. M. S. Perlis, Rabbi an's Auxiliary, who are maintain-
Marshal Allenby, declared: "If Joshua S. Sperka; alternates, ing the bus system, and that they
I were a Jew, nothing would give Maurice Landau, Mrs. Maurice reacted favorably to this recom-
me greater pleasure than to show Landau, Rev. J. Sonenklar, J. J. mendation.
the German criminals that the Kraizman, Charles Rubiner.
Mr. Isaacs also recommended
Jews of today are capable of
that a music teacher be engaged
fighting just as their forefathers
by the schools on ty permanent
were when in seven years of bit-
basis. He made special mention
ter warfare they shook the mighty
of the activities of the Woman's
Roman Empire to its very founda-
Auxiliary, who arranged a recep-
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tions."
tion for the 1940 graduates and
Karel Hudec, Czechoslovak con- to create a united defense, to their mothers. This reception was
sul in New York, said that all unite through a Pan-American given last Sunday afternoon in
peoples oppressed by Nazi Ger- Congress for the protection of the Philadelphia-Byron School,
many must fight shoulder to their own rights and in order to and was directed by Mrs. Louis
shoulder. More than $6,000 was make their contribution to the J. Tobin. The Woman's Auxiliary
raised at the meeting to help protection of democratic rights at presented each graduate with a
finance the recruiting drive.
Hebrew Bible.
large.
Telegrams of encouragement
Rudolph Zuieback, chairman of
Dr. Goldmann made known
were received from Senator that one of the principal offices the membership committee, and
Claude Pepper of Florida, Presi- of the World Jewish Congress will his co-chairman, Dr. Albert E.
dent Charles Seymour of Yale, be established in the United Bernstein, gave their reports.
State Senator F. R. Coudert, Jr., States, supplementing offices still
Harry Cohen, chairman of the
Elihu Root, Jr., and George Cam- being maintained in London and scholarship committee, submitted
den Battle.
Geneva and a newly organized a detailed report of the work of
Police Guards Doubled at For- bureau in Buenos Aires. The of- his committee. He lauded the work
eign Agencies
fices of the World Jewish Con- of Abraham J. Lachover, director
Following the explosion of a gress were closed on the day that of finances, for his services to the
bomb, calculated to cause more the Nazis occupied Paris.
scholarship committee. Mr. Cohen
noise than damage, at the offices
In his statement he called upon pointed out that it was fully ex-
of the German International American Jewry to take the lead- plained to every scholarship donor
Commercial Service, one floor be- ership in mobilizing the five and that his gift to this fund must
nneath the Nazi Consulate, po- a half million Jews on the North not affect his contribution to the
lice guards were ordered doubled and South American continent Allied Jewish Campaign. He made
at all foreign agencies and for- for participation in an organized special mention of the work of
eign language newspapers.
defense program. He called at- Dr. Albert E. Bernstein, Rabbi
Nine persons were injured, tention to the fact that the cen- Harold N. Rosenthal, Abe Kasle,
none seriously, when the bomb ter of interest must shift today Joseph
b
N. Keidan, Robert Loew-
exploded at the Nazi commercial from relief to defense.
eno
agency. Shortly afterwards, an-
Abraham J. Lachover, director
other bomb exploded at the build-
of finances, spoke of the cooper-
ing housing the Daily Worker, are to be released. The French ation of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
Communist newspaper. One per- government is to hand over all eration for making arrangements
son was injured in the second German subjects indicated by the with the Fresh Air Society where-
blast.
German government who are in by 30 children of the United He-
France or French overseas terri- brew Schools will be sent to the
Close to 42,000 German Jewish tory."
Fresh Air Camp for a two-week
Refugees Endangered by
Under the close supervision of vacation.
Armistice Terms
Lawrence W. Crohn reported on
imported Gestapo agents, lical Alm
LONDON (WNS) — A rela- Nazi leaders in Holland have the activities of the Junior
tively unimportant clause in the transplanted to the letter the in-
Nazi armistice terms accepted by famous anti-Semitic Nuremberg
Louis Robinson, president, in
the new French government has Laws.
his annual message, reviewed the
,
placed approximately 42,000 Jew-
Faced with a rapidly increas- activities of all the committees
ish refugees from Greater Ger- ing number of wounded soldiers, and expressed special thanks to
many in jeopardy of their lives, Nazi officials have pressed hun- Isidore Sobeloff, executive direc-
diplomatic circles here said.
dreds of .Jewish doctors and den- tor of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
It was pointed out that the tists into military service, it was ):,:foor. his wholehearted co-
peace terms, which proviide for definitely established here.
ti°
operation.
the complete demobilization of
French land, sea and air forces
It is eternity now. I am in the
and Nazi occupation of more midst of it. It is about me in the
The past is for us, but the
than half of France, stipulates sunshine; I am in it, as the but-
sole terms on which it can be -
also:
terfly in the light-laden air.— come ours are its subordination
"All German prisoners of war Richard Jeffries.
to the present.—Emerson.

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