A merica ,fewish PaloSeal Cotter March 21, 1941 NAZIS (Continued from Page One) 4 4 ir CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 3 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle Appeal Committee, and L. Bak- stansky, secretary of the British Zionist Federation. The announcement told a dra- matic story of personal participa- tion on the part of every English Zionist and of heroic devotion on the part of those resident in the bombed areas to the cause of the Jewish National Home. Their own physical danger, per- haps, has sharpened their per- ception of the necessity for pro- viding the secure have of a home- land for the exiled victims of Nazi persecution. lin hastily on sealed trains for Lisbon, At the same time it was learn- ed that Dr. Otto Hirsch, director of the Reichsvereinigung der Juden in Deutschland, official or- ganization of German Jews, has been arrested by the Gestapo. The reason for Dr. Hirsch's ar- •est could not be learned. A fearless leader of Germany's Jews, Dr. Hirsch has been ar- rested several times since 1933 when Hitler seized power. In 22 Jews, 44 Poles Given Seven Years for Smuggling Food 1935 he was held for a week by Into Lodz Ghetto the Gestapo in the dreaded Co- lumbia House, regarded through- STOCKHOLM. — (WNS)—A out Europe as the private tor- Nazi high court sentenced 22 ture chamber of the Gestapo. Jews and 44 Poles to seven years at hard labor after finding them Bulgaria Expells 2,000 Jews guilty of smuggling food into the Jewish ghetto in Lodz in Nazi- From Nazi Army Center ANKARA. — (WNS) — The occupied Poland. The Nazi high court added five Bulgarian Government has order- the expulsion to other parts of years to the prison sentence the country of the 2,000 Jews re- meted out to the Jews and Poles siding in Philippopolis, the Gen- by a lower court which sentenced eral Staff headquarters of the the prisoners to two years. The Nazi Army, which 10 days after Nazi prosecutor was dissatisfied its formal occupation of Bulgaria with the lower court's decision and took the case to the higher became its undisputed master. The Jewish community of Phil- court for review. ippopolis is one of the oldest Jewish communities in Bulgaria, President Roosevelt Ridicules the Nazi Racial Theories having been established there since 1878 when Turkey was WASHINGTON, — (WNS) — forced to yield Macedonia to Declaring that "there isn't now, Bulgaria. and there never will be any race of people on the earth fit to serve Nazis Launch Program to "Ar- as masters over their fellow men," President Roosevelt predicted that yanize" Economic Life the Nazi racial theories "will of Poland LISBON. — (WNS) — A Nazi prove to be pure stuff and non- program to "aryanize" the eco- sense" in his address at the an- nomic life of the Netherlands has nual dinner of the White House been launched by Nazi Commis- Correspondent's Association. Re- sioner Arthur Seyss-Inquart, who plying to the Nazi-Fascist con- announced that no Jewish busi- tention that the United States ness may be sold or leased with- will be overcome "by disrupting confusion and disunion and moral out his consent. The new decree, the Nazi com- disintegration • from within," the missioner explained, was designed President emphasized: "There to prevent sales to conceal Jewish will be no divisions of party or ownership, The decree empowers section or race, no divisions of the Nazi commissioned to forbid nationality or religion. There is all Jewish enterprises in the not one among us who does not Netherlands and to appoint have a stake in the outcome of "Aryan" administrators for Jew- the effort in which we are now engaged." ish concerns. Commissioner Seyss-Inquart, in a nation-wide radio broadcast, Hebrew University Furthers Eretz Israel's War Effort warned the Dutch people against being friendly with the Jews, JERUSALEM.—(Palcor Agen- he described as the real enemies cy)—The Hebrew University on of Holland. He threatened drastic Mount Stopus has harnessed it- reprisals against Netherlanders self wholeheartedly to Eretz Is- who manifest their sympathy for rael's war effort and to the solu- the Jews by participating in anti- tion of the country's problems. Nazi demonstrations. At the very start of the war the university placed itself at the dis- English Keren Hayesod Has posal of the authorities and in- Raised £40,000 dicated various • ways in which LONDON.—(Palcor Agency)— it could be of help. It has al- In the two months since the for- ready rendered striking service mal launching of the Keren Haye- to the Army Health authorities. Six courses in tropical and sub- sod campaign in Great Britain, remarkable headway has been tropical diseases have been held made in the collection of funds, for English and Australian Medi- which already amount to £40,000, cal Officers under the direction of it was announced by Lady Eva Professor Saul Adler, head of Reading, chairman of the Fund's the University's Department of Parasitology. The Hygiene and Bacteriological Departments have prepared for the Australian Army 24-YEAR HEBREW-ENGLISH diagnosis serums for typhoid, paratyphoid, dysentery and mon- CALENDAR FREE TO OUR ingitis. Blood-test serums have also been prepared for the Polish READERS Army. Food research is another war- All dates - 1924 to 1949 - time problem which is engaging in new edition the university's attention. The De- partment of Bacteriology and Hygiene has already achieved in this direction results which are of value for both military and civilian purposes. Sabbath Observing Food tice Philip Kleinfeld; Moses H. Honig, ex-president of Young Is- Dealers hold Convention rael, and Rabbi Solomon Reich- man, founder and president of On March 16, the Sabbath Ob- the association, were the speakers. serving Grocers and Food Deal- ers Association of New York held Novel Relates Struggle in its annual convention and ban- Poland During Strife quet at the Broadway Central with Bolsheviks Hotel, 73 Broadway, New York, under the chairmanship of Rabbi Philip Jaron and Horace Staf- Solomon Reichman, president of ford have collaborated in the the association. Guests and dele- writing of a novel, "Two Alone", gates numbered mor ethan 500 (Houghton Mifflin Co.) which re- persons. Mendel Teitelbaum, lates the romantic experiences of chairman of the board of direc- a Polish soldier and his sweet- tors, called the convention to heart who traveled through war- order. Rabbi Israel Rosenberg, torn Poland during the days of president of the Union of Ortho- the battle with the Bolsheviki. It dox Rabbis; Rabbi A. I. Faivel- is more than a powerful love son, executive director of the story which caused two young Rabbinical Board of New York; people to overcome the difficulties Leon Gellman, president of the of cutting through enemy lines, Mizrachi Organization of Amer- Of battling against disease and ica; M. Morton Rubinstein, vice- hunger, in order to reach their president of the Mizrachi Organ- destination in Lithuania, It also ization; Rabbi Herbert S. Gold- gives a vivid picture of the hor- stein, honorary president of the rors of war. As such, it gains Union of Orthodox Jewish Con- in importance as a most inter- gregations; Supreme Court Jus- esting story. Nehru by Popular Demand START TUESDAY "Raimu, the Baker's Wife" %t,o PA I i ■ ROBESON in "Emperor Jones" CINEMA 58 E. 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