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PALESTINE

By Danny Raskin

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The gruesome details of the Nazi mas-
sacre of the Jews of Lwow (Lemberg),
Poland, were told to the conference of the
Kibutz Hameuchad, association of large
communal units, at the settlement Givath
Brenner, by two eyewitnesses who escap-
ed the terror and have recently arrived
in Palestine.
The establishment of a fund in the name
of the late Dr. Arthur Ruppin for the
promotion of agricultural education under
the auspices of the Histadruth, General
Jewish Federation of Labor, was an-
nounced in Haifa at a session of the Agri-
cultural Council of the Histadruth, dedi-
cated to the first anniversary of the death
of the "father of modern Jewish coloniza-
tion in Palestine."

signed as chairman of its executive as a
result of these differences, was foreseen
by London Labor Zionist circles.
Despite the discrepancy between the
black market and the official prices, the
cost of living figures in Palestine "com-
pared favorably with the surrounding
countries of the Middle East," Colonel
Oliver Stanley, Colonial Secretary, de-
clared in the House of Commons in reply
to Frederick William Pethick-Lawrence,
Laborite M. P., who inquired regarding
the steps taken by the Palestine govern-
ment to curb inflation. •
Premier Kallay of Hungary announced
in Parliament that 1,000,000 acres of Jew-
ish land in Hungary were confiscated
largely through his efforts, and distri-
buted among the Hungarian peasants.
Before the confiscatory measures were
adopted, Jewish land possessions in Hun-
gary totaled 1,200,000 acres.

ENSIGN CARL BAYER, for-
merly Mr. Basketball himself,
discovered a hidden talent and is
writing features and sports for
"The Carrier", Naval newspaper
at Alameda, Calif. . His col-
umn is called "Bayer's Banters"
. . . Serves as athletic supervisor
and, on the side, listens to the
OVERSEAS
woes of the gobs stationed there
Approximately 125,000 Jews and 10,000
and metes out advice, ala Mr.
Arabs were- enrolled in trade unions and
Anthony . . As yet, Carl hasn't
"similar societies" in Palestine at the end
met his new son, born recently,
AMERICA
of 1. 942, Col. Oliver Stanley, Colonial Sec-
and wife, Betsy, has hopes of his
retary,
declared
in
the.
House
of
Commons
coming in soon for an introduc-
A haven for Hitler and other high-
tion.
in reply to a question by Will Gallacher,
ranking Nazis to which they can flee after
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Communist M. P. He said that of the Jews.
defeat was the motive behind the Argen-
APOLOGIES TO the California
about 100.000 are members of the Hista-
tine revolution, which placed into power
Chamber of Commerce, but Docs
druth. while the balance are affiliated
the present Ramirez regime frequently
Milton White and Jack Weinstein,
with
smalled labOr bodies.
accused of anti-Semitism, it is charged by
back from their little trip, say it
A young poetess of the Warsaw Ghetto,
Roger W. Stuart, writing in the New York
rained so hard in L. A. that Ar-
whose poem on life behind the barbed
World Telegram. T h e information, he
my barges were being readied for
wire barrier was awarded a prize in a
civilian use . . . Paddled their
states, is based on reports received by the
way to Palm Springs .. Sylvia
competition of anti-Nazi poetry conducted
State Department from sources within
Lerman and Hy Gold will middle-
by the Polish underground, has been ex-
Argentina.
aisle it Feb. 27 . A Central - ecuted by the Nazis after they learned
George E. Deatherage, organizer of the
• High student received an E on
The identity of the author of the Much-
pro-Fascist Knights of the White Camelia,
his set of bookkeeping books
circulated verse.
has been finding it increasingly difficult
along with a note from the
A queer mutilated one-dollar bill has
teacher, "Are you kidding?" .. .
to hold a job in a defense plant since he
been put in circulation by the Nazis in
It's a fact!
was indicted by a. Federal Grand Jury on
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Vichy France, according to the official
charges of inciting mutiny among the
THE 4th WAR LOAN DRIVE
bulletin of the French Committee for Na-
armed forces of the United States and
is on .. . Lend every dollar you
tional Liberation published in London.
conspiring with the Nazis. He has just
can and buy a life ... Remember
French merchants had many of these dol-
been fired from his third such job, this
that a Bond - is a ticket home for
lars palmed off on them by the Germans,
time from a position as assistant super-
some boy overseas . . . He's out
before they realized that this was coun-
intendent of a firm making tanks at Lake-
there showing his appreciation
terfeit
currency. The bill, which, at first
for being an American and .living
land, Florida. Fellow employes recog-
glance, appears to be a genuine American
in America—let's all show him
nized him from pictures in Life magazine.
bill, bears a Shield of David and the
our appreciation by buying more
His dismissal followed.
War Bonds and bringing him
legend that these notes have been issued
The anti-Semitic violence thus far re-
home!
by United States Secretary of the Trea-
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ported in Boston, New York City and
sury, Henry Morgenthau Jr., to pay those
OLD FRIENDS met when Lar-
Chicago has now spread to Rhode Island,
"who are aiding the Jewish crusade." The
it is 'revealed in a report - filed with Gover-
ry Adler appeared in Detroit,
Nazis,
the
bulletin
says,
aim
to
achieve
a
recently . . . Murray Sabin and
nor J. Howard McGrath by the Roger
double purpose: to pass off fake money
the harmonica virtuoso spent in-
Williams Lodge of the Bnai Brith. The
and to spread anti-Semitic propaganda.
teresting moments in reminis-
report
based on investigations conducted
Important progress toward a readjust-
cence of the days they played to-
by
the
Anti-Defamation League, covers
gether on the Borrah Minnevitch
ment of differences between Dr. Chaim
21
cases
and also reveals widespread- dis-
cireuit . . . Last week's United
Weizmann, president of the Jewish
tribution
of - anti:Semitic literature in
Nations Dance at the Jewish Cen-
Agency, and David ben Gurion, who re-
various parts of the state.
ter brought out the largest
crowd to attend a Holiday Hop TWO RUSSIAN COMPOSERS
. A New York newspaper men- ON G-M PROGRAM SUNDAY
Funeral services for Anna Pis-
tions that one baby is born •e'very
kin, wife of Julius and mother
Old
and
new
Russia
are
repre-
three minutes . . . Must be aw-
sented in the two works to be
Blima Saltzman of 3259 Monte- of Frank, Morris, Joseph and
ful tiresome on the little tOt!.
conducted by Leopold Stokowski rey died Jan. 21 at the age of 57. Irving, were held Sunday at
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on the General Motors Symphony
Lewis Bros.
ON SCHEDULE . . . League of of the Air program Sunday, Jan. Funeral services were held Sun-
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day at the Ira Kaufman Funeral
Detroit Jewish Youth's .- "Youth 30 (NBC, 5 to 6 p.m., EWT).
Abe Silver, 52, brother of Har-
Home. She is survived by her
Day" at the Jewish Centei,-• Sun ,
husband, Kalman; three sons, old Silver, director of the Jewish
day, Jan. 23 ... . A.Z.A.• Chapter
Sentry: "Who goes there?" .. . Max, Sam and Louis; sister, Mrs. Social Service Bureau of. Detroit,
527 Valentine Dance, - Feb. 12, at
Soldier: "American" . .. Sentry: Frank Heilweil, and brother, died Jan. 12 in Los Angeles.
: the Book Cadillac. . Club "Advance and recite the Star
Kalman of New York. Rabbi Coming to the United States in
LaSalle at Central High. Satur- Spangled Banner" ... Soldier: "I
Joseph
Thumin officiated. Burial 1912, he resided in Iowa and
day, Jan. 29 . . . Young Women don't know it" Sentry: "Pass,
was in Beth Abraham Cemetery. Nebraska before settling in Los
of Bnai . Brith donor dinner at American."
Angeles 10 years ago. He is sur-
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the• Book-Cadillac, Thursday,
*
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Max .Short of 3380 Monterey vived by, besides his brother,
Feb. 3.
RE-ORGANIZATION of the Ave. died Jan. 22 at the age of Harold, his wife, Rose, of Los
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HERE ARE two new APO ad- Diplomat Club, with new mem- 43. Funeral services were held Angeles, and two other brothers,
bers, is being attempted by Stan from the Ira Kaufman Funeral Louis, of Laurel, Neb., and
dresses . . . Pvt. Harold Weiss ..
Henry, of Los Angeles.
36-854-986 . . . APO 7458 . . . c/o Rose, back from the Army . . . Home. Burial at Clover Hill Park
Postmaster . . . San Francisco, He is one of two original mem- Cemetery. He is survived by his
Calif. . . . Pvt. Herman Gorman bers not in service . . . Pvt. Sid- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
. . . 16-176-782 . . . Co. "A"—In- ney Mitchell is at Camp Wolters, Short of Winnipeg; four sisters,
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fantry . . . APO 15123 . . . c/o Tex. . . . Sgt. Philip Schonber- Mrs. Bernice Walters, Mrs. Freda
ger
participated
in
the
Bougain-
Weinstein, Mrs. Rita Slonin and
Postmaster . . . New York, N. Y.
ville campaign . . Pvt. Phil Kap- Beatrice; three brothers, Morris,
* * *
lan will be furloughing soon .. .
A SAD THING to notice is the He's. Marge Cooper's beau . . . Jack and Sam. Rabbi Slonin of
Cleveland officiated.
amount of folks unable to sing David Schwartz was graduated
* *
our National Anthem . . Where- from officer's school in Austra-
Clarence G. Weiner of 3005 W.
as many spend hours learning the ha, last week, as lieutenant in the
Chicago Blvd. died suddenly Jan.
popular hits of the day, they fail Army Administrative Corp . . . 20
at the age of 51. He is sur-
to learn the most popular song Came up the hard way by
CHA PEL AND PARLORS
going vived . by his wife, Erna; a son,
of all times, "The Star Spangled completely through the ranks
9419 DRIER BOULEVARD
Lt. Howard of U. S. Army, and a
Banner" .... It reminds us of this from a buck private to a master
TYLER 7-4520
sister, Belle Langer. Burial was
very apt

Obituaries

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IRA hAlliMAN

story-conyersation .. . sergeant.

in Milwaukee, Wis.

Refugee Physicist
Hailed. by Scientists
For New Discovery

NEW YORK (JPS)—Contribu-
tions by a Jewish refugee physi-
cist and by a Jewish doctor
headline recent news in science.

Prof. Felix Ehrenhaft, refugee
from Nazi Vienna, is credited
with a discovery ranked by sci-
entists as a revolution in modern
physics.

Dr. Ehrenhaft's report to a
meeting of the American Physi-
cal Society at Columbia Univer-
sity here created a sensation. His
discovery proves the existence
of the flow of magnetic force
hitherto unknown, and opens new
possibilities for energy and pow-
er.
•
The flow of electronic energy
has been thought to be confined
solely to electrical phenomena.
Dr. Ehrenhaft's researches are
placed on a par with the epical
discovery of Michael Faraday 113
years ago which opened the pos-
sibilities of the harnessing of
electrical energy.

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10 a. m. Wednesday. Rates: 25e a
line. Minimum two lines.

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WANTED — Grocery clerk, 20 to 50
years, experience not essential.
Chance to earn $75 weekly. Hirsch's,
7710 W. McNichols.

NICE LARGE ROOM for rent. Gentle-
. man.
Good transportation. TO.
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WANTED—Young women to share 3-
room apartment of service man's
wife. Sunday, 10 to 4. TO. 5-9491.

RESPONSIBLE businessman, wife, 1
child. want small apartment or
house, in Miami or Miami Beach,
after March 1. TO. 7-1525.

LARGE ROOM for rent, single or
couple. TY. 7-0788.

WANTED—Middle-aged companion for
elderly lady, Monday through Fri-
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. other duties. TO. 5-7564.

WIDOW will share her 6-roi & flat
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providing they will help clean house
and keep up the furnace. Monterey
near Dexter. TO. 8-4983.

NICE room for rent : gas heated;
young lady preferred. TO. 6-2524,
evenings.
is
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FURNISHED 5 - room income and
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