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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-11-27
Challenging The President

In rejecting request President Roosevelt broader
with immigration and tariff problems, the
Means Committee has put dynamite under the
cepon unified aninates the people of America in
reacisnay Of the land
suggesting Congress tired being rubber
stamp" viewed the Presidents legislative demand
as verging the "totaEEarian"
though only such of public opinion
News have referred it thus frankly that
the Ways and Means Committee fearful
that the admit refugees outside the immigration
quota powers that he seeking This situation has
vital Importance understanding the mood of the present
Congress- expected suppanted Congress
more United States engaged in
Freedoms Men everywhere to enjoy
But the House Ways and Means
notice that this will not apply to the
United States.
commentator, who is not flaming
progressive this the subjects IF
the immigration barriers against our
wartime chance is there that such barriers will be
make the -Four Freedoms promised in
Atlantic CharteF?"
will without homes after the war; The
Committee serving notice that America
be place alternatives the Jewish lead
America preparing realistic sensible and based on
observable experience?
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-11-27
Runanian Cabinet
Prepares New
''.JeWish Law"

ISwANBUL (JTA) A new
"Jewish Law" which will separate
the Jews of Rumania into four
categories, each of which will be
treated differently, h a been
drawn up.
l. Jewish war veterans and
Rumanian Jews crippled in pre-
vious wars. Under the projected
law they will enjoy the same
rights as those enjoyed by the
Jewish population in Rumania
prior to it's joining the Axis.
2. Children of mixed marriages
and baptized Jews. They are to
get full civil rights
8. Jews born in Old Rumania.
They will be permitted to remain
on Rumanian soil but will be seq
regated in ghettos.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-11-27

No news in recent weeks touch
ed us so much as the announce
ment that Herbert H. Lehman
had been placed in charge by
President Roosevelt of distribut-
ing American food and clothing
and medicine to the people OF
lands occupied by troops OF the
United Nations AS has been
pointed out this assignment will
probably give Lehman a doml-
nant role in the entire United
Nations program in this field E.
President Roosevelt certainly
could not have appointed a more
able administrator Sycologi-
cally, he could not have been a
better friend to the Jews -. Can
you imagine the effect the knowl-
edge that they are being fed by
a Jew will have upon the people
Of Asia and Europe? they
who have been taught to look
with contempt upon the Jews
Not only will it have a favor
able reaction upon the conquered
peoples but it. also must at
feet the feeling of nOn-Jews at
home 1t was that Herbert
Hoover had done such an excel
lent job in practically the same
capacity that put him in the
White House 1t is understood
that Lehman has no such am
Dltions but q feeling OF
warmth can not help but spring
toward him for the wonderful job
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-11-27
Wedding of Miss ROsner, Sgt. Cooper

sale, N. j., Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
Cooper of Bradley Beach, N. j.,
Mrs. A. Mendelson, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Fleet, Rabbi M. D. Margolis,
I. Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. Nat
Shorstein, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Selber, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Mosco-
vitz, Abe Newman, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. P. Gadd, Miss Evelyn Gadd,
Mrs. Donald Field, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Gherlerter and son, Irving,
Miss Ruth Shorstein, Miss Raela
Fink, Miss Bell Markowitz, Miss
Gertrude Mendelson, all Of Jack
sonville; Miss Jane Rosner Of
Starke, Mrs. Reba Siegel Of
Haines City,. Miss Gertrude Fleet
of Winter Haven; Mr.. and Mrs.
Nat Fleet and son of Perry; Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Robbins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Mendelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Mendelson, Miss Marion
Mendelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gel
berg and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam A. Fleet, Mrs. Bessie Ash
kenazy, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Pep
per, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Trushian of
Tallahassee; Harry Pepper Of
Daytona Beach; Miss Celia Ul-
man of Hardeville, S. c., Al
Schneider of Gainesville; Miss
Mimi Schneider of Port st. Joe;
David Spectler and Irving Fleet
of Gainesville; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Fleet, Mr.. and Mrs. Seward Fleet,
Miss Lillian Fleet, Miss Marilyn
Fleet, Miss Betty Anne Fleet,
Leonard Fleet, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A..
Mendelson, Miss Annette Mendel--
son, Norman Mendelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Knuegar and sons, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Gibbs and daugh-
tiers of Live Oak; Alfred M. Refs
man and brother of Valdosta, Ca;
Samuel Eff of Ocala, and Joseph
Mizrahi of Jacksonville.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-11-27
Mass Arrests OF
Jews In Axis
Countries
Reported

ZURICH (JTA)-Mass-arrests
of Jews on the charge of spread
ing false and alarming informa-
ton" continue in all Nazi-held
and Nazi-dominated countries as
a result of the American victories
in North Africa.
Reports reaching here this
week from Hungary, Slovakia and
the Czech Protectorate state that
hundreds of Jews are being ar
rested in the capitals of these
countries on the pretext that they
are disseminating news of Amer
lean and British successes IN
North Africa picked up from Lon
don broadcasts. The fact that all
Jews were obliged to surrender
their radios months ago is COM
pletely ignored by the police au-
thorities carrying out the arrests
The Berlin radio announced this
week that all Jews in Hungary
between 10 and As years of age
have been ordered to register for
forced labor. The order also in
cludes 'half-Jews" of whom there
are about 100000.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-11-27

4. Jews born in Bessarabia,
Bukivina and Pennsylvania, as
we'll as stateless Jews. They will
be deported to Transnistria, the
Axis-occupied part of the Ukraine
administered by Rumanian offic-
ials.
The new Jewish Law" which
fixes the status of each of the
various groups in Rumania fol-
lows reports of growing dissen-
sion within the Rumanian Cabinet
regarding the barbaric treatment
of the Jews in the country. The
head of the Greek Orthodox
Church in Rumania, the most in
fluential in the country, has pro-
tested to Premier Antonescu a.
gainst the inhuman treatment of
the Jews in Rumania and against
the deportations of Jews to
Thansnistria.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-11-27

Miss Rosalie Rosner, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Rosner,
became the bride of Sergeant
Sidney Cooper, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Cooper Of Passaic, N. j.,
in an impressive ceremony per-
formed by Rabbi M. D. Margolis
of Jacksonville, in the Civic Cen
ter Sundays at 6 p. M.
The bride had as her attend
ants, Mrs. Murray Cooper of
Bradley Beach, N. j., matron of
honor, Miss Lillian Fleet of Live
Oak, maid of honor, Miss Marilyn
Rosner, sister of the bride and
Miss Marilyn Fleet of Live Oak,
Junior bridesmaids.
The couple left for brief
honeymoon after which they will
reside in Lakeland, where the
bridegroom is stationed.
Out of town guests included:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cooper of Pas
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-11-27

(Mrs. Sam) Bryan is convalescing
at homo after a stay at st. Vim
cents Glad to see her SO much
better Sorry to hear that
Mrs. j. HaimOwitz is ill
Our profoundest sympathies to
the Sam Wittens on the loss of
their new born baby girl :.
He is modest about it but Jim
my Edelstein sponsors a period of
classic and Semi-classic music Ov-
er one of our local radio stations
There are no commercials
attached to it Jimmy just
wanted to do his bit in getting a
certain type of music to the pub
TIC
While it is true that Jax has
done great deal in the way of
hospitality and assistance for the
army and navy people stationed
near here we have received a
great deal in return not only
from the men themselves but
their wives as well Although
the women have been hampered
by the knowledge that they would
not long be stationed in any one
spot those of them who have
been here for any length of time
have been an asset to the COM
munity :. We hope that after
the war some of them will come
back to Jax to make their homes
here Among them was Nat
allie Spivak, wife of Major Spivak.
Natalie's charming personal
ity was not the only thing that
endeared her to those who knew
her even though her position
here was most uncertain she at
tempted to aid in HadasSah work
and do her bit :. Natalie has
Joined her husband in New York
But in the meantime Sylvia
Gold, wife of Lit. Gold of Camp
Blanding, has taken over her
Child Welfare work and is doing
a good job Of it Sylvia gives
her time and effort to a great
many good causes here Then,
too. there is Mrs. Weinberger,
wife of Major Weinberger, for
merly of Chicago who supervised
a religious school Of over 700
children Mrs. Weinberger has
helped advise the Temples school
here She is the mother of a
four month old son i. There are
others, too They need only
to be called into the community
to do their share =.
Don't forget the concert for the
Russian War Relief which the
vladeck Club is sponsoring in the
Center Sunday night . Serge
Borowsky is donating the tai
ent If you can't attend you
will no doubt want to purchase a
ticket anyhow.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-11-27
LEHMAN'S NEW POSITION

which he no doubt will do +.
Jews have served our country
well as economic advisors as
judges, legislators, diplomats and
soldiers but this is the first
time that a position which has
purely a humanitarian aspect has
been given to a jew Another
first for Roosevelt and may
God bless him for it -.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-11-27

At this writing
the Bsnai Birth is
leading all other
organizations in the
city in the dOning
of blood 1t is
q grand record for
the Jews of Jack
SOnVille Dora
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-11-27

EVENTS OF INTEREST TO MEN IN UNIFORM
Saturday, 49, M--Dance Jewish Center Third
and Silver SITS.
Sunday, 20, A. M-Ping Pong Tournament 81 w.
Duval st.
10 A. NIP NOOn-Home Hospitality For invi-
tation to dinner to 311 W. Duval st.
p. M-Muscal Hour. Classical recordings,
JWB YAfCA, YWCA.
$3.50 p. M.-Movies, "Manhunt", JWB YMCA.
$3.50 p. Mart Class Stretching, JWB YMCA,
YWCA.
$3.50 p. M-Recepton Buffet Supper, Jewish
Center Third and Silver.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-17
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?

l. Prime Minister Winston Chur-
chill ha- served actively as a SOL
der IN the British Army, true OF
.dlsc2
:. The population of Mexico is
more or less than thirty million?
>. The song VIII You Love Me in
December as You Do in May" was
written by Jimmie Walker, Al
Smith on Irving Berlin?
+. Which biblical character SYM
aollzes old age?
). \ concluding speech by an ac-
tpr 10 the audience at the end of d
play Is called e-gue?
6. What designation is given to the
INST TIM amendments TO the I. S.
Constitutions
!. The national spirit, especially
he military spirit, of Japan is called
o-Sh-o'
8. Abraham Lincoln. w. Z. Glad
stone. or Benjamin Franklin was
called the Grand Old Man?
8. Which State is niCknamed Pine
Tree State''
10. In which country was the art
u llu jIteu de- clipped?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-17
Crisis Near In
Defense of Singapore

Continued from Rage One)
mln5que sand.
"ral ~eI.ants greatly outnumber
the defenders. However, I'll soldiers
are >tuObornly contestIng the at
tempted advance
An official Tokyo broadcast quoted
front line dispatches as saying Jap
,nase forces had completely occu-
p.-d' Malacca, the capital Of Malac-
O. straits settlement.
Far to the north, other Japanese
invasion columns We're reported
sulking INTO British Burma-defend-
cd by mixed forces of American
av ators, Chinese and British imper-
al troops-in an attempt to cut off
ttfea's back door route Of Wal sup
4,s
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-17
To Teach Class

f. O. Faulkner will tech the
Mems Bible class of Holy Innocent,
Episcopal church Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-17

DR.. C.endening viii answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-17

EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Clendeuing has
seven pamphlets which can be obtained by
readers Each pamphlet sells for 10 cents.
for any one pamphlet desired, send 10
cents IN com. and a ,elf-adiresSed enve4ope
>tamped with a three-cent stamp. to DR..
Logan tlendening. IN care of this paper.
The pamphlets are Three Weeks Reduc-
inE Diet Indigestion and Constipation.
Reducing and Gaining Infant Feed
'w. "instrtct!uus fnr the Treatment -
Niahete-" "FeTini0e !!yE.ere" ana Iae
Gaze VI tnvasI and oAin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-17

the time Of the SpaniSh-American
War.
I remember a small detachment
of what We Will call "Prtdes Own
Regiment" being detailed TO go
out in a vacant lot near my home
in 1898 and being made to live on
concentrated ratIons Of food for
two weeks. The vacant lot was
surrounded by guards SO nobody
could escape.
II IS very desirable for the army
to have a concentrated ration. The
big trouble with an army is that
II has TO eat, and TINS requires
cumbersome apparatus and long
lines Of communication. If you
could give a soldier something
about :he size of a cigarette
package which would contain
enough concentrated food to last
him for a week, you could send
him forward without waiting for
the wagon trains and be able TO
win a great many more battles.
Not Satisfying
1t sounds very simple. Sugar is
good n~ourlshment that you an
put in small compass and you
ought to be able to do that with
all food elements. The trouble
heretofore has been that the con
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-17
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

H. V. G.:-"Can |tuberculous
glands of the neck be mistaken for
Hodgkin's disease"
Answer: Yes. Both diseases IN
yolve the same chain of glands.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-17
DIun New Style Concentrated
Rutions for u. S. Soldiers

vacant lot behind my home en-
gagged in deplorIng their concen-
trated rations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-17

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N,aS HcttteiteaS, pa.
Qrduerndhriht

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EanieIs Heser, Anop Ssen,ens, Sr.,
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srobs 1eteiIiGnnS am 0earabnis uni
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~PS0suA- >CNA VuAAuAuNy
IN Sadienbeim itattiinoct. Mae Ntit-
glieoer iino eriud)t unb eineelaoen
hieier geriammlune bei5lllpubnen.
Nihtanipelenbeit miro beitraft. Nur
Arbeit ooer &ranfbeit gilt ols Gnt.
ihulOigung. Sn oieier Ieriammlllna
iou Die slrbeitertagfeier uno groBe
parooe beIprohen lperoen ioipie Die
llnterGaltlirg in Beaper. Nile Sr,
ganiiatipnen, 0ereine riip. ioaen tell.
nebmen an oieier Horabe. IS lit aud
uniere Hflid)t als eute Amerifaner
baran teil5unebmen. oenn es lit eint
Serteioisunssparaoe. Mlio Sadier
1909 beraus,
&ommt ale 5ur Teriammluns
'oenn 0ieIes lit gu beraten. @ir Der
miBten uniere Hrdiioentin aloos
lie febIte oum eriten @al in 2 Sabrer
bate aber CUTE ltriofe, oenn iie ii
ellt in ibr, neues Seim umee5oeen
Die grRrdiioertttn aafb. Ubeil
fiibrte ben Vorfie. ga mir grfoll
baben nit unieren 800" @nrtenpor
tien iperben oiefe tpeiter absebalten
0ie sdapeiiern &atbarina nbeil
soiia Weber, sulaana 9ann. Usori'
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90. 9 limb an ,aouitee.
Neria 3oppelt, 'setr.
Sdrpeiter 8efretdrin! Dienstat
ut sGlub Der &eootfion. Bitte 5u be
nhten. Die &e0aftion.
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3(,t< fcroit,, Obic
Danfidouno

Sir Die anlGbiih oes Siniheioens
meines geliebten @atten
Sobann Safel
mir entgegengebraf)te Spmpatbie
nnb bie 8eteilignng am 8egr1bnis,
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geitanben baben lei ber5lid) geoanft.
CANT beionoers Dem Central Ser
banb fir Die prompte Musaablung ser
Geriiherung uno Dem 3neig 5 fir
Musaablrng bes Sterbeeeloes.
Die trauernoe @attin
&atbarina Safel.
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air&en 6ranen Ierein ber
6enterus Wemeiube.

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Adb Die regelmGbise. Yeriamnlluna
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bertrieben bic i2ufttpoFfe diuo ger
itorten bie 3ufabrtslinien Der Mdie
slnorerieits mag General Mommel
nit ieinem sngriff 5triidbalten,
apeil er glaifben fann, Dab er nit
leinem Warten mebr erreiht als''mii
elmer Ittafe.
SIN Ya5ifif 5eisten oie ssapnner
ileue ansriffsluit; ite eefuannen Ell.
men pnreeriidten Stiitpunft in Nell
8uinea.
Sn China berloren Die Snpaner
mehr ais iie geipannen.
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0iitriber @albfef.

Mm 8. 9luguit periammeln iih Ole
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gludy iino alle lmiere ssreltnoe ein-
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lellte am 1. sluguit abenbs in Der
Sahienbnne iih 5u periammeln sll
elmer 8eIprebung.
@eorg Hnioel, Torltano.
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in Der ndhiten @eianeprobe piinft-
lid sll eriheinen. SSobn Srben, 'Sefr.
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slaen Sfipeitern bes 3iucie %
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Gtnlaoune sur
s.. =. &dngfr-k konbention
III Doutlgstomn, Ohio
2lb,uhalten am 6. uno Z. September 1912

Ser g. g. yanneror Oolnssopn Ohio a ser eaeebenoe
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gaten ur dden @efangperene af oas beride enslaben
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gtug Nebise eres 2anoes beienen fonnen Ser agte
.gorfdt lit Die Nfutter Der Nesbet!"
Neen Der snee be Sonntaeeeses noet Sonnasabeno
uroes aber bares Yrosa ben oestoner Gboren unb
Ionae (rbeiteas tnoet Sos Suuppoeromm in @o rr aur
nerem iGdifn dIbfen a Sic nob eeenen Gbore brief
lid engelaoen neroen Gin ansibrlis Erogranm oet pde
Mit ladyiitem SdneergruB
@eorg ibeI, ErGiibent.
Spbann Srben, Sefret1r.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06

lieen iperben ltniere ,Sefretdre iper=
sen ihon friiber am Glabe iein unb
8eitriiae entgeeenebmen, oamit ie-
ser gruoer iih gutltebeno MAIDEN
fann uno iif) nad)ber an ben 10 ipid)-
tiaen @eid,Gften bes @ereins beteili=
gen fann.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06

lit 6em senot aueeleitet tDor6en. Die
Mdbnabme iiebt Dor, bab in &riegs-
seiten, iineeadtet irgenoelner BE
ltiinn1llng bes Staatsgeiebes beSiig-
lib Der Wnblen. einldliebli6 Der He-
giitriermtgsporidriften alle im 8nf-
|fenoienit ober nnoertpeitis qualifi-
5iert, oas Mebt baben iollen, iid an
Der Wabl oes Srdlioenten, oes Gi5e-
HrGlioenten, ser Senatcren unb Wit-
elieoer oes Sauies 81 beteiligen.
Ons observation-disclosures billiete
uno iiberfpies Dem 'Senat Elm @eiet,
oas oen 8iireeritatus ioId,er notcra.
liiierten Mmerifaner id)iibt, Die u1i-
BerbaIb oes 2anoes leben. Das @e-.
ies iiebt Dor, oie ssriit, innerbaIb De-
rem Tie nad) Den Tereinieten Staaten
5uriiffebren miiiien, bon 5lpei anf
bier Sabre aus5ubebnen.
4r1fioent gfooiepelt fiinbiete an,
oa6 MomiraI William 9. 2eabp, ser
BON ieinem Soften als amerifaniifer
8otidafter in @if,p 5ltriideetreten,
IN oen aftipen 9ienit sllriidberlifen
ipurbe, nm ais Stabshef oes Erdii-
benten, in ieiter Gigenihaft als
Commander in Gbief Of the slrmeb
Sores, tiitie 81 iein.
Die ariegsfrunten
Ser &ompf Inn Hoitoip mas sds
9auptergebnis Ser @phe-oie Stabt
am sGon, bon tpp aus Die 0entlben
iih aui eine titaniidye Shlad)t nit
oen 1ruppen hes Marihaas Simo,
lhenfoips porbereitelt, oie sen 8eiib
oes fantaiiiifen Gels entid)eiOen ioa.
Sn Mfrifa gab es cine @ode ser
guten Hahribten. Die glliierten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-08-06
A,sS OarY, Jttciatta


bdt feine reeelndbiee Veriarnmlnne
Sonntag, ben t6. Mngrit. 3 ltbr
1sahmittaes ab. Vile sdtpeitern iini
gebeten 81 erideinen nno atpar i'm
Sadienbeim. Bitte bie 1iir an Der
RooieDeIt Strabe an eebraufer'
nenn mir 0eriammluns baben. Sr'
aer Iesten Veriammll,ne spuroe be.
f&Ioffen 25 Dollar fiirs &ote &reua
~ seben.
gIi3obetb 'Selenheff, Sefr.