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La gaceta., 1942-03-07

en- jefe de la Flota de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
Despues de cerca de tres amos
de service en- la Secretaria de
Marina Argentina, pas6 a ser co
mandantc del acorazado MARY
land, ouyo cargo d~esempeh6
con gran aeierto desde Ell 16 de
diciembre de 1887 hasta ell 81 de
mario de 1889. Despues de esta
fecha pas6 a ser comandante de
las patrullas de la Flota Asiati-
ca destacadas en- el Yangtze,
hasta que tom6 possession de su
nuevo cargo en- Ell sudoeste del
PNcnico,
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
LOS PARA Ell
DE COCHES

Los seiscientos aparatos con
tadores del estacionemiento
de coches produjeron en- ell pri
mer aho de su installation, en-
la ciudad de Tampa, s60,395.
segGn ell informe rendido aver
por ell Intervention municipal,
Mr.. Booker.
La mitad del dinero Sc in
virti6 en- pagan los aparatos,
que costaron S39,954.
Los ingresos, en- febrero, fue
ron $5,505, en- enero S4,506 y
en- diciembre $5,951,
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
LAS TROPAS NIPONAS Pc
NETRARON LAS DEFENSAS
~HOLADESAS

Bandoeng, Java, MARIO 7
Las tropas niponas penetra =
ron hoy las defensas holande-
sas al norte de Bandoeng.
La situaci6n del sector oeste,
segGn la Ultima nota Official,
Sc considera muy critica.
FL mando japones asegura
que Ell collapse de todas las de-
fensas, en- Java, es solo cues
ton de poeos dias,
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
NUEVOS ~CIUDADANOS
~AMERICANOS

Obtuvieron aver la ciudada
MIA americana, en- la Corte Fe
deral, las siguientes personals:
Espaholes: Joaquin Huerta,
Manuel Suarez, Avelina Fer
nandez Suarez, Manuel Arnie
lla, NiSanoT Fern&ndez. IsidO-
La gaceta., 1942-03-07

La ley contra la vaca fami-
liar, estimado amigo, fue retira-
da por ell Representative Mar
shall C. Wisehart, en- la pasada
legislature, a petici6n de Shell
don y de Toland.
Nosotros llamamos a Sheldon
por telefono, cuando el sc halla-
ba en- Tallahassee, Y Sc 10 pedi-
mos.
Lo mismo hicieron otros valio
SOS e influyenteS grupos y per-
sonas de Tampa y Ell condado.
Y 81 81 10 hizo asf, no eS JUS
to, para servir fines politicos,
achacarle 10 que no hizo.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
LA FRANCIA LIBRE CAPTU
RO DOS POSICIONES

Cairo, Egipto, mario L.
Fuerzas de la Francia Libre
penetraron en- la se:ci6n de
Fezzan, en- ell desierto de Lii
bia, y Sc apoderaron de dos
posiciones del enemigo. Esta
columna francesa operaba en-
ell flanco sur del frente Tmimi
Meehili, en- Cirenaica,
La gaceta., 1942-03-07

En- algunos paises Sc ha pre-
ferido hablar, criticar y sonar,
a fabricar a~viones, tanques, ca
homes, barcos y poner sobre las
armas a la juventud.
Ell general Bennett pide hoy,
.luego de haber mandado a los
australianos en- Malaga, que sc
tome "acci6n rapida y postiva.'
Anhelamos todos que a las pa
laoras siga una acci6n vigorosa.
energica, imitando ell ejemplo
de Russia.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07

MoSc1, mario TIN comuni
cado especial de hoy sabado a.
nuncia que entire los dias febre-
TO 6 y mario 5 Sc lie ocasionaron
a los nazis, por las tropas rusas,
$4,000 muertos. En- ell miSmo
mes fueron liberado por las tro-
pas rusas &c pueblos y aldeas.
Al enemigo sc lie capturaron
en- ell mismo periodic de tempo
,285 canones, 43 tanques, rs a
viones, cuatro aviones sin mo-
Tor, 794 camiones, 1912 caiballos
16 locomotoraS y sos carroS del
ferrocarril.
Las tropas del mariscal Tt
moshenko, en- la Ukrania, recu-
peraron a Novomoshovsk, una
aldea en- ell rio Samara, a IL mi
ilas de DniepropetrOvsk. Este
significa un avance de mas de
so millas para este ejercito des-
de la ocupaci6n de Lozovaya.
Millones de soldados rusos,
tropas frescas, siguen entrando
en- acc,6n.
Tres divisiones alemanas son
perseguidas en- ell sector de Yuk-
how. Aver, en- ell aire, ell enemigo
perdi6 70 aparatos de GAIA y
bombardeo. Muchos de los aero
pianos fueron derribados, por
las antiaereas y los cazas, en- las
cercanils de Mosc1. E mando
russo anuncia la perdida de Ia
de sus maquinas.
Los rusos, segrln un despacho
de EstokolmO, recOnQuiStaron a
LosminC, una aldea a seis millas
al sur de WANNA.
Ell mando sovietico continua
usandO la caballeria siempre
que lie es possible y actualmente
ell Soviet entrena, en- la region
de Ural, mas de un million de
,hombres de esta arma.
VarioS contingencies de caba-
Iberia entraron en- acci6n en- ell
sector de Leningrado. La caba-
en- otros lugares, Marcia
a la vanguardia de las tropas de
Timoshenko.
En- un artfculo publicado en-
el presidente del Soviet
Mikhail Kalinin, asegura que sc
intensificaran los esfuerzos pa
"a obtener mayores cosechas en-
los campos, a partir de mario.
Lysenko, un academico
del Soviet, ACADIA de publican ms
trucciones a los campesinos So
como usar con mayor rendi-
miento las semillas de maiz que
Sc vienen distribuyendo. Lysen
ko sustenta la teoria de la verna
es decir, sujetar las Sc
a temperatures al aire Ii
bre antes de plantarlas. Esto las
producer dos 0 tres dias an
ties y genera un mayor rendi-
miento.
La Union Soviet viene apli =
cando la ciencia a la agriculture
haze algunos amos. Cada
finca colectiva tiene su laborato
rio agroquimico. Vegetables Sc co
sechan actualmente en- las orr
las del mar de Cara y en- la cos
Ia de la Siberia, en- el Artico. El
Sc cosecha va hasta en-
los AZ grades nOrte.
Los peri6dicos publican un
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
Ell ANTE Will
LIAM A. GLASSFORD, JR.

Washington. - f! Vicealmi-
rante William A. Glassford, Jr.
quien fue nombrado reciente-
mente jefe de las FuerzaS Nava
les de los Estados Unidos en- ell
sudoeste del P~acifico, es bien co
nocido en- cast todas las naciO-
mes de este hemisferio, en- las
que cuenta con muchas y distin-
guidas amistades. BESIDE enero
de 1885 hasta fines de 1887 sir
vic de consejero en- la Secreta-
ria de la Marina Argentina, en-
Buenos Aires.
Naei6 Ell 6 de JUNO de 1886 en-
San Francisco, California; a la
edad de 16 amos ell joven Glass
ford Sc matricul6 en- la Acade-
mia Naval de los EstadOs Uni :
dos, en- la cual Sc gradu6 en-
1906. Luego pas6 tres amos a
bordo de differences barcos, has
ia q. en- JUNO de 1909 fue nom
brado ayudante del Estado Ma
yor del comandante de la segun-
a division de la flota del PACT
fico. I'm ano mas tarde desem-
pen6 ell mismO cargo con ell CO.
mandante en- jefe de toda la flo
ia del Pacifico.
En- 1916 y 1917 presto servi-
clos en- los cruceros "Pittsburg'
Y Pueblo. En- 1918 fue trans
ferido a la esccuela de destruc-
torres de la Armada de los Esta-
dos Unidos. Ell 6 de agOsto de
1918 asumi6 ell mando del des-
tructor SHAW, y cuando dicho
barco choc6 con ell buque de que
IRA ingles "Aquitania"-el 8 de
otubre de 1918-le fue concedi-
da al Vicealmirante Glassford
la medalla de servicio distingui-
do, distinguished Service Me-
dali por haber conseguido sad
var y conducir a puerto su bar
ca averiado. Ell SHAW" tenia la
proa destrozada, y un incendio q
bordo amenazaba con causar
una explosion en- el dep6sito de
mu%niciones.
Despues estuvieron bajo su
mando otros destructores, y tu-
vo a STU cargo la Oficina Hidro-
grafica de San Francisco.
En- abril de 1922 pas6 a SER
vir en- la Escuadra en- Asia, ac-
tuaImente llamada la Fuerza
Naval de los Estados Unidos en-
ell Sudoeste del P~acffico. Desde
Septiembre de 1924, hasta ma
70 de 1927 presto services en-
la Oficina de Operaciones Ma
wales, como asistente director
en- ccmunicaciones navales, pa
sando degpues al acorazado Ca
lifornia" como Official ejecuti-
vo. En- mayo de 1927 fue sepa-
RADIO de dioho acorazado e in
gres6 en- la Academia de Guerra
Naval, donde, despues de COM
pletar un curse, sirvi6 en- su Es-
tado Mayor durante dos amos.
Ell Vicealmirante Glassford
fue Official de operaciones en- el
Etado Mayor de la Comandan-
cia de las Fuerzas de Explora-
ci6n, desde JUNO de 1882 hasta
mayo de 1893, en- cuya fecha
fue asignado a un servicio SINH
lar en- la Ccmandancia de las
Fuerzas de Batalla. De JUNO a
diciembre de 1884 sirvi6 en- Ell
Estado Mayor del eOmandants
La gaceta., 1942-03-07

Cerca de Pegu, en- Birmanla'
los ingleses cOmbaten hoy fiera-
mente.
Durante Ell dfa de aver lama
ron los britanicos, hindus y chi
nos varios contraEtalues me-
tiendo una cufa en- las islas nj
ponas.
El deber de los ej6rcitos ALA
dos es combatir y resistir sin
ceder terreno al enemigo..
Necesario es poner fin a las
retiradas Y a la "escasez de a.
gua"...
La gaceta., 1942-03-07

Australia Sc prepare para re-
chazar otratar de rechazar la in
Wasi6n japonesa.
Sc hacen preparativos en- to-
das parties, en- los dltimos amos,
pero las retiradas son frecuen-
-. .
La gaceta., 1942-03-07

En- un mes, Ell ejercito russo
mat6 a 10000 ''perroS fascis-
tas."
Pero los "perros" abundan en-
Alemania e Italia y todos ellos
no tienen mas recurso q. obede-
GER ciegamente las 6rdenes de
Hitler y Mussolini.
IDentro del "fascismo interna
cional," repulsivo, odioso, hay
varias classes de ''perros."
Los hay que muerden, pero no
padecen de hidrofobia. Ahora
bien, 10 humane, mientras no
sea possible Distinguishes y sepa-
rarlos, es matarlos a todos.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07

Lamentamos todos, y especial
mente los que lie ayudamos en-
sus amos de martirio, la muerte
del lfder obrero Tom Mooney.
Pas6 % amos en- la penitencia
ria del San Quintin y miles de
personals luclharon por su causa
hasta lcgrar que Sc lie pusiera
en- libertad.
Ell gobernador Olson, sin tie :
NOR a los reaccionarios de Cali
fornia, que son muy numerOsos,
lie indult6.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07

Ell primer miniStro nippon, ge-
neral TOTO, dijo a los gobernado
res de las provincias japonesas,
ell martes, que la guerra Sc halla
zen la etapa inicial y que ell ia
pom debe unirse mas estrecha-
mente para dominar todas las
dificultades y conquistar la vic
toria final.
Toto sabe que para ell Japon
no habra victoria final, por
cuanto Ell triunfo definitivo Sc
"a de las Naciones Unidas.
Pero tiene la obligation de
mentir y dar esperanto a los va
sallos del Emperador.
Las victorias de los japoneses
en- ell Pacifico, producidas por la
escasez de aviones, manana,
cuando Estados Unidos fabri-
que sus primeros 10000 aero
pianos, Sc trocaran en- derrotas.
Ell pueblo japones, esclaviza-
do por sus matarifes, pgara ma
mana, en- sangre y en- riqueza,
sus crimenes de ahora.
Ell castigo sera inexOrable, en-
Asia y en- Europa, de modo que
la hecatombe no Sc repita.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07

director de la escuela de mu
sica de la Universidad, que
dirigio la reciente conven-
ci6n de los Maestros de Mu-
sica de la Florida.
La gaceta., 1942-03-07

Trujillo, ell DICTATOR de Santo
Domingo, ACADIA de vender,e a
Estados Unidos, por $1e),0C0
su yacht "Ramfis'', de 968 tone
ladas, que hace pocos meses vi
sit6 a Miami. ~
Uncle Sam lie Gambia inme-
diatamente ell nombre y ahora ell
barco sc nombra "Marcasite'.
iEl presidente Roosevelt lie do
las gracias a Trujillo...
Ell DICTATOR, que en- Su pals
quita y pone presidentes, des-
honra a la America; pero mo
convene antagonizarla".-
La gaceta., 1942-03-07
CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS
Lady Macrobert. Trujillo vendio SUI yacht
TOTO ofrece la Observation-Disclosures Sc prepara.
La vaca familiar fascistas."

Lady Macrobert, una diana
inglesa, perdio sus tres hijos en-
Ell cuerpo de aviaci6n de la Gran
Bretaha.
Cuando muri6 ell 1ltimo, Sir
Alastair, don6 5000 libras es-
terlinas, mas de 100000, para
construir un bombardero con ell
nombre de ia Repdblica de los
Macrobert'.
La semana pasada don6 otras
10000 libras para construir cua
tro cazas que nevaran los nom
bres de sus hijos y ell de ella, y
seran mandates al frente russo.
Primero entreg6 a sus seres
mas queridos y ahora utiliza e.
fectivamente SUI dinero.
"Yo saludo, dijo esta ilustre
inglesa, al indomable corazon
de Russia Y de sus mujeres, ma
dres como yo, que Orgullosamen
tie dan sus hijos y TODD 10 que
pOseen".
kCuantos millonariOs ameriA
canos han regalado aerOplanos
"a la naci6n?
Desde aqui saludamos, con ell
mas profundO respeto y cast con
veneraci6n, a esta mujer ingle-
sa que luego de entregar SUI SAN
gre ayuda a la RepGblica con
aeroplanos y un ejemplo que la
historic no olvidara.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
$500 UP A MONTH

At the present time the average
wage runs 5000 and over a month
for ordinary seaman plus SUBJ
stantial bonuses for various voy-
ages. Enrollees train for three
months at Sheepshead Bay. L. l.
They receive $50 a month plus
clothing. food and lodging during
training.
Bonuses for certain trips run
exceptionally high. In some in
stances ordinary seaman have re-
ceived as much as 81 900 plus their
regular paw for a single trip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Yes. No Bananas
You Can Still Get Traditional Confectionery
DeIieht-the SpIit-for Price

The banana split. as American
as the peanut and the two-pants
suit. has become another war
casualty.
At Sanders, Wilson's, Cunning
hams and other chain fountain
operators. the delicacy still is car
ried on the menu, but this is more
a bow 10 tradition than anything
else.
Two reasons are cited by con-
fectioners. First, the U-boat cam
paign has reduced banana deliv-
cries and. second. prices have
climbed 10 point where II is
necessary 10 charge Is TO IS cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04

Banana-splitters are accustomed
to buying the item for Is and ~
cents.
Banana receipts have slumped
to mere dribbles. In the past De-
troit has consumed 10 carloads or
around 100 tons of bananas a day.
At present the producer market
feels lucky il its gets two to three
carloads a week.
Confidentially, wholesalers and
retailers will admit banana price
ceilings have not been successful.
You used 10 pay 6 10 8 cents a
pound. Today's listing is from II
cents up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
100000 Sought
From State for
Victory Fleet

An enrolment office for men
wishing 10 enter the United States
Maritime Service for duty with
the nations Victory Fleet opens
today with quarters on the second
floor Of the Hammond Building
Fort and Griswold streets.
Under the direction Of Woman
Duane c. Phillips the Office hopes
10 enroll Michigans quota OF the
zoe. 900 men 10 man the hundreds
of new merchant ships needed TO
keep the life line OF supplies open
10 the armed forces in all parts oil
the world
THE maritime service offers n
good opportunity for men Is to
So Phillips said awhile
training and In service they are
automatically deferred from the
draft. At the completion OF
training the seaman Is qualified
10 receive the highest salary
ever paid TO members Of the
American merchant marine"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Warn income taxpayers

Penalties will be attached TO the
third-quarter payment of the 1941
income tax unless paid before
September IS, Giles Kavanagh,
collector Of internal revenue,
warned 100000 taxpayers today,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Radio Programs

mis- program has been
given The Detroit Times
oy the ststtons herein
listed. II the presentations
a. scheduled are not on
tina air. the fault lies with
the stations and not The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES

"The opportunities for adj
vancement are especially good"
Phillips said. "After IL months
sea experience the seaman may
apply for appointment 20 the
officers school. Mt New London,
Conn.,, where after four months
training the seaman may be-
come a third mate or third
assistant engineer, with the OPP
portunity of further advance
ment In rank every six months"
The ships on which the new en-
rollees will serve are all new cargo
vessels equipped with the finest
guns and protective devices the
government can provide, Phillips
said.
Office hours of the new enroll
ment center will be from $50
a. m. to 5 p. m. daily, Monday
through Saturday.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-10-09
"Mein Ka1npf"
Copyright Taken
Over By u. S.

Washington (JPS)-That TWO
American publishers have Oeen
acting directly on behalf OF Aoon
Hitler was disclosed as a result
of the official vesting Order Is
sued by the Office of Alien Prop
erty Custodian Leo I. CROWLEY
who took over the copyrignts
covering 'Mein Kampf," winch
was first issued in bowoierlAeu
edition by Houghton, Mifflln COM
panv when Hitler first became
chancellor of Germany. The same
Boston publishing firm still NOUS
the copyrights. .a -,
The book is still being issued ny
an American publisher III i'S
1oroor form. "Such property ana
anv and all of the proceeds there
of shall be held in a special ac-
count pending further determine
tion of the Alien Property Gus
todian." it was ruled.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-10-09

regiment that had been surround
ed by the Germans. Other heroes
mentioned are Sergeant Leib
Fischman,' who led his unit a.
gainst 100 Nazi tanks, destroying
fifteen and forcing the others to
retreat; Lieut.. Scheichet, whose
platoon lured eighty-five Nazis in
to a trap and killed thirty-five of
them; and nineteen-year-old cav
alryman Abraham Sesnitsky, at
tached to a Cossack regiment,
who made a perilous gallop across
no-man's land to restore commun-
ications between two Soviet reg
iments.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-10-09

London (JPS-Palcor)-The pay
ment of subsistence allowances to
families of Palestine Jews in the
British Army at only two-thirds
the rate paid to British soldiers
was criticized IN the House OF
Commons, with assurance given
bv the Undersecretary for War
that the problem was being con-
sidered.
Miss Eleanor Rathbone raised
the question as to whether, in
view of the fact that the cost OF
living is equivalent in Palestine
and Britain, and that the present
rates of separate allowances for
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-10-09
UsSishkin MOnu-
ment Rests On Soil
From All Palestine

Jerusalem (JPS-Palcor)-Sur-
rounded by soil compounded of
earth taken from every one of the
Jewish villages of Palestine, a
simple tombstone of white marble,
quarried in Jerusalem, was I'M
yelled at Nikanor's Cave on Mt.
Scopus on the first anniversary of
the death of Menahem Ussishkin,
Iron Man" of Zionism and presi-
dent of the Jewish National Fund.
In accordance with local GUS
tom, the plain stone rests hori-
zontally on the sepulcher, the
head facing east. 1t is surround
ed by a narrow trench filled with
handfuls of earth brought during
the past year from each of the
Jewish National Fund settle
ments. Their names are indicat-
ed by small brass signs.
At the side of Ussishkin's grave
is the coffin of Leo Pinsker, auth
or of "Auto-Emancipation," thus
carrying out Ussishkin's wish to
rest by the side of his master
and mentor" The area facing
the entrance of the cave has been
leveled for planting, overlooking
the old botanical gardens of the
Hebrew University.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-10-09
Lower Rates For Palestine Jews
In British Army Criticized

Palestine forces are only two
thirds of the present British rates,
from which an increase has been
promised.
Arthur Henderson, Undersecre-
tary for War, replied that the
rates of family allowance for the
Palestinian forces were reviewed
last February and had been in
creased to two-thirds of the Brit
ish rates. They will be proper
tionately further increased soon
to the extent of two-thirds of the
recent increases promised in the
British rates, he stated.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-10-09
Russian Press Lauds Jewish
Heroes In Embattled Stallngrad

Germans who were entrenched in
hidden pits and bitches along a
road on the outskirts of the city.
AS they approached the road, a
group of German tanks appeared.
Although their company was bad
" outnumbered, Kosik and Berko-
vitz threw scores of 'Molotov
cocktails" setting the tanks afire
and forcing their occupants to
flee.
Another exploit reported in the
press is that of a Jewish private,
Bernstein, who led group of
thirteen trucks bearing ammuni-
ton through burning streets, I'M
der heavy aerial bombing and ar
tillery fire, to relieve a Russian
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-10-09
Lipsky HOnOred
For Flight
Over France

Washington (JPS)-Lt. Clar-
ence w. Lipsky of New York has
been awarded the Distinguished
Flying Cross by Lieut.. Gen.
Dwight Eisenhower, commander
of American forces in Europe, for
"skillful and courageous plotting
of a bomber" in an attack on
France, it was announced here by
the War Department. Lipsky
and his crew bombed the ship
yards at Letrait on August oath.
Attacked by German interceptors,
two Of the four engines knocked
out, the plane riddled by machine
gum bullets, Lipsky brought the
ship safely home to her English
base.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-10-09

prisoners were marched into a
wide field where a big ditch had
been dug. The head of the Ge-
stapo directed the service in uni
form. The order was given for
the Jews to disrobe completely.
Then followed an indescribable
scene, men and women crying,
crawling on their knees, begging
the German executioners for mer-
cy, but without any effect. These
unfortunates, including young
children, were lined up at the edge
of the ditch and moved down
with machine guns. The execu-
ton over, the ditch was filled
without anyone bothering to as
certain whether some of the vic
TINS were still alive.
"These executions continued for
ii days and it has been estimated
that the number of executed
reached about $4,000, among
w h o m were several hundred
Dutchmen and fifty to hundred
Belgians. The executions, which
took place during the daytime,
were filmed"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-10-09

One of the most important
members of the Presidents Cabi-
net, Secretary Of Interior Harold
L. Ickes, will be the guest of hon.
or at the meeting of the National
Council of the United Palestine
Appeal to be held in New York
City at the Hotel Biltmore on
December 9Th, it was announced
yesterday by DR.. Abba Hillel Sill
yer, National Chairman of the or
ganization.
Leaving for a few hours the i'm
portant war agencies which he
heads, Secretary Ickes will adj
dress the assembled leaders on the
Importance of mobilizing all of
the resources of American Jewry
in support of the Jewish war eff
fort in Palestine. The National
Council of the United Palestine
Appeal is composed of leading
members of every Jewish COM
munity in the country.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-10-09
NaZiS Print
Pamphlets
Attacking Pope

Geneva (JPS) -Launch-
ing what is probably the
biggest campaign in it's ca
: reer, the Nazi propaganda
department has printed TO-
100000 pamphlets in six
languages to be distributed
free in all European cOun-
tries, attacking Pope Plus
XII because of his recent
Intervention with the Vichy
Government in behalf of the
Jews.
The pamphlet states that
throughout the centuries the
POpes favored an anti-Jew-
ish policy similar to that
practiced by the Nazis. 1t
enumerateS eighteen POpes
who were anti-Semitic, de-
claring that none but the
present Pope is a friend of
the Jews and that he there
by discredits the Catholic
world. 1t follows, therefore,
that the Pope must vacate
his office, the Nazis assert.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-10-09

KUIBYSHEV (JTA) Reports
in the Soviet press this week laud
MANY Jewish officers and men
who have distinguished them
selves in the bloody battle for
Stalingrad.
Sergeant Kosik and Private
Berkovitz were given the assign
ment of cleaning out a squad OF
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-10-09
Nazis Forbid Jews
To 1ntermarry

LISBON (JTA)-Nazi authori-
ties in the Ukraine have issued an
order forbidding intermarriage
between Jews and Ukrainians, a
Spanish-language broadcast from
Berlin heard this week reported.