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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-12-04
Chanukah Candles
BY DAVID SCHWARTZ

candIes Dim is their light and they
peak whisper they many things They talk
md they sing and they sigh they look yet speak
We remember that these Chanukah candles are
mniscent heroic Judas Maccabeus when
had triumphed the enemy.
See that little light It is in North Africa, where more
100000 Jews have already the United Ma
But there eight candles and they will yet all be lit
here light China and for Poland for Holland and for Bel
There enough darkness in the whole world 1t is sao
exinguish light solitary candle the Germans had
sentence WELL they would not have
punched the mad war will end in their undoing.
Look the candle light 1t is no liar this candle Ii num-
A 1t does exaggerate anything 1t is Dt penS"e anu
ad. Yet Is a in it,
at these and the OF history go
ong backwards and wonderuppose Judas MaccaOeus a
ot lit those lights Suppose the enemy had trlumpneO
have happened little and are alone III
candle, you speak to me frankly All tne prOpas
ts absent little candle tell me the u'
answer the pages history roll back little Inc canu
the Jews destroyed in the MaccaDean PelOu
hen the Christian too would not have been DOTH A
our Christian neghbOs put their Christmas Tree
Christmas too would not be there For without JUDAS HYDROCARBONS
here have been Judaism and no Christianity
Little candle" you say again. "wel suppose tnere w0u nav
cen Christianity either. suppose "e"'
would have continued Would it have been so Dad?
You a these queStlOnS- '
finally it seems say; 81 but little canuo "
SIX awfuy big questions your quiz program. iAU"
you what might have been heahenism continued can
y say that the heather world best had not the mOr
hca vitality of the Hebrac When Plato ana ArlS
justice they thinking of justice only ZOE INC ~ 81
But the humbIest man dngdOm was emOrceu " w
ebac concept of justice. The prophet goes up ~ ~
Israel and adroonbes him as nOndescrip cF
or what-fOr taking inheritance OF the poor ~ &c
he Hebrac genius which uttered "ThOu shalt love lily
Lysef" .4
yes candle" you reply "ft gave form Iine
much cruelty there yet the world -
couldn't quite out the little ChanuA1" - 80 a
to says "Dont underrate that word worn w -
Orc arhar ;+ saw If the word you have just sAu u
ne the candle, that all the darkness OF me "OrIN ~
ne solitary word Of truth"
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the American Jewish Committee?
Why is he being pushed out?
THAT LEHMAN APPOINTMENT
The Observation-Disclosures
theorists got blow in the solar
plexus from F. D. RS inspired
appointment of Herbert H. Leh-
man as Director of Foreign Relief
and Rehabilitation Don't
think there weren't some (JewsD
who said lit wouldn't look right"
If Jew were named to represent
the U. S. A. to all the world as
the giver of food, clothing, shell
ter But F. D. r., as always,
was concerned only with picking
the best man within the range of
his view. He probably doesn't
mind it that Lehman's appoint
ment will be taken by the Nazis
as another version of that crazy
Disney ballad: Hell, heil-right
in der Fuehrer's face: =. :. The
anti-Semites in Congress are al
ready pulling long faces and they
can expect the New York Daily
News. to take the lead in explain
ing what's wrong with the whole
business =. Already the Daily
News has had it's '1ine-giver,"
John O'Donnell, tell the American
people that the food is being TAX
en- right out Of our mouths by
these foreigners And when
you think of strong, self-respect-
ing Jews, give salute to Herbert
Lehman, who won't take life easy
even though he could, and even
though his wife begged him for
eight years to give up the New
York Governorsnip so that he
could get some rest and peace.
STRANGE JEWS
Ii the history books are written
to show that the American Jewish
leaders did not get together on
the crucial question of Palestine
before the war ends, then YOU can
give the doubtful credit to the
white-haired, stubborn, opiniOnat-
ed lawyer for big utilities in New
York. Joseph M. PrOskauer g.
You never hear his name, because
he's one of the fellows who thinks
he's being modest if he controls
or tries to cOntrOl-JeWiSh life by
pulling the strings from behind
the curtains PrOSkauer acts
toward other Jews as the Old-time
lawyer-barOns of huge corpora
tiOnS used to act toward members
of labor unions And Jews
who take their slant from Pros
kauer on Jewish questions ought
to wake up to the fact that he's
leading them to the brink of de-
structiOn just as surely as the
Old-time lawyer-barOns led the
economic system td the abyss {.
Which reminds me that Jews who
feel there may be something in
what Arthur Hays SulZberger
thinks about ZiOnism ought to
know economic reactiOnaryiSm in
the general field =. Sulzberger
is one of the most charming and
gracious citizens in this land. He
takes great pride in his pre-
revolutionary ancestors. He's un-
dOubtedIy a model husband and
father But that has nothing
to do with his ideas on life, his
own having been sheltered from
the day he was born :. SulZ-
berger hates Jews who go around
shooting off their mouths, but in
recent weeks he's been visiting
quite a few cities himself in order
to give some talks .. ApprO-
priately enough, he revealed his
economic views in the city of
Henry Ford. At Detroit recently
he told automobile executives: II
cannot Overemphasize the power
oud authority that is piling up in
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-12-04
Heard In The
LObbieS
SUCCESSOR?
BY DAVID DEUTSCH

Who will succeed fair-minded
Maurice Wertheim as President of
the American Jewish COMMITTEES?
why is he being pushed out?
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-20
THRET LIoHS shs'ss

NREF iioNS PhofeH
that his Lhassa ancestors 60
back to the days when Genghis
Khan was introducing his new
order" in the world, around 1900.
Considering his appraised value
of $4,000, it is little wonder that
Talung is a pampered pup. AS
these pictures show, he is given
more daily makeup and beauty
treatments than a Hollywood
star. A full-time beauucian is
on tap at all times TO preserve
Talung's ten-grand look.
Three-year-old Talung isn't the
only dog that's worth it's weight
in gold. Practically all members
of the Lhassa terrier class could
fetch about the same amount and
some even wear more staggering
price tags.
Talung, and his fellow-pooches,
come by their high prices under
the simple laws of supply and de-
mand. And there's plenty of de-
mand for Lhassa terriers (among
those with $4,000 to shell out)
but, believe it or not, no supply
for these rare CANNES come
from faroff Tibet.
Known in their native land as
"Abso Seng Kye," ("Bark Sen
tinel Lion Dog) Lhassa terriers,
for centuries, have been the spe-
cial interior guards of the Bud
dhist Monasteries and in the vii
lagos around the sacred city of
Lhassa. AS sentries, they are
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-20
What Is Fishermon's Luck?

example a male bass strikes at
any moving object near its nest
although it does not eat any
thing at this time"
Fish such as bass, sunfish,
crappies and bullheads eat about
one-tenth their body weight per
day during the Summer, he
points out. When this capacity
has been reached, fish will take
little or no food for the next "a
hours.
Even when they're not hungry.
some fish may be tempted to
strike and here is where the skill
of the expert rather than fish
erman's luck" is responsible for
a larger catch in the opinion of
this fish expert.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-20

VEN though a fisherman
with an empty creel may
kw still tell his credulous friends
all about "the big one" that got
away, from now on he'll have to
think of something else besides
fisherman's luck to explain an
other sportsman's fine catch.
And that's because Professor
Samuel Eddy of the Zoology De-
partment of the University Of
Minnesota has shattered the time
honored alibi of millions of fol-
lowers of IZaak Walton.
If there is such a thing as
"fisherman's luck" a supersti-
ton which man has carefully
cherished ever since he first dis
covered that some fish were fool
ish enough to swallow bait at
tached to hook then, according
to the professor, it only plays an
exceedingly small part in fish
ing compared to a knowledge of
fish feeding habits, methods of
food detection and other pisca-
torial lore.
But what about the amateur
who puts a worm on a hook,
drops his line into the water
and lands them as fast as he can
pull them in while the sportsman
equipped with all the parapher-
MALTA of the art doesn't get as
much as a nibble? Isn't fish
erman's luck" involved there?
Maybe, the professor admits,
but it isn't very likely. 1t may
have just so happened that the
amateur went fishing when the
finny game was hungry, and the
expert when the fish were not.
Fish usually feed because
they are hungry, although some
strike because they are pugna-
cious,' the professor says. For
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-20
y, ,NQDOOW0RTHd HdRAMPEREDPUP

and his fellow-Lhassas. haven't
lost their peculiar watch dog"
characteristics.
Although the Tibetans don't
put the same fabulous prices on
these little terriers as do Ameri-
can dog-fanciers, there is never
theless plenty of evidence that
the animals are rated among T-
bets aristocrats of dogdom. His
torical records show that from
time to time specimens have
been sent from the Dalai Lama
of Tibet to the rulers Of China as
special gifts.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-20

perfect specimens-better than
those that can be imported. But
they are also as rare as hens
teeth-which Is why they bring
such fabulous prices.
Glamour-boy Talung, who's
practically the color of a plat
inum blonde, has hair seven
inches long. His silken coat is
literally "air cooled" because of
the tubular character of each
hair.
Although ii has been a long
time since Talung's grandpap
went on sentry duty in Tibet, he,
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-20

~ = AAN NlNllldl has Dttll
M puzzled by the fact that
W. Uncle Sans paratroops
invariably yell Geronimo" when
they leap out of plane and start
earthward in their big silken UNI
brellas.
If Army lore is correct, the
credit for this curious custom be-
longs TO Sergeant Charles Eber.
hart. At Fort Benning, Georgia.
in May, 1941, the 501st para
chute infantry, making its first
jump in the morning, went for
relaxation to a movie about the
fierce Indian, Geronimo.
Next day, Sergeant Eberhart
jumped first. He obeyed instruc-
tions, yelled as loud as he could.
and called out Geronimo" The
other jumpers took up the cry
and il has become the trade
mark Of paratroops today.
The word has no particular ad-
vantage except this; After re-
peating 1t three times and fail
ing to feel his parachute open
the quick-witted soldier knows
enough to pull his emergency
parachute cord.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-20

particularly valuable, They have
a quick brain, acute hearing, and
such finely developed instinct
that they can instantly pick out
their friends from strangers.
In America, oddly enough,
these Lhassa terriers have a
greater value than in their ma
tive land. The reason for this is
the crude manner of breeding
among the Tibetans. In the
United States, under more scien-
tific breeding methods, these lit
tie terriers have become almost
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-20

dogs--a member or the canine
400" so to speak-this little
brown-eyed terrier, TalungE by
name, represents one of the
rarest breeds in all dogdom, and
boasts a pedigree that runs back
no less than 500 years.
Talung doesn't have to engage
in any doggy chatter about his
forefathers having come over on
the Mayflower. History records
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-20

Many q
NIeticulous
NIatrOn
Does Not
Have Her
Hair
ShaHnpOOed
as Often
as the
Rare Dog
from the
Mountains
of Tibet.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-20

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Detroit evening times., 1942-09-20

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Detroit evening times., 1942-09-20

Then, while you sleep, the tiny pore
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quick session with this milder CsmaY
and your skin is ready for makeup.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-20
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Detroit evening times., 1942-09-20
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Detroit evening times., 1942-09-20
Why PorotrooPs
Yell Geronimo

A IANY a civilian has been
" puzzled by the fact that
W. Uncle Sans paratroops
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-20

terrier (more accurately spelled
Lha$$a).
A kind of Rolls Royce among
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-20
ImM-.'e'' .'e'' the
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Work Camay's milder lather over your
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Detroit evening times., 1942-09-20

R@ YER see a dog
worth a cool ten
k-~ grand? If not,
take a good look at the
pillow = lounging pooch
on this page - for that's
the amount you'd have
TO plunk down if you
wanted TO buy this
Silken haired LhasSa
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Sdl,,b bon seite /.

--S
itanoaro ol,d iiber Sen s!peiten &eIt.
frieg binalts 81, bespabren. :.
Nus Sieiem 8eiiiM beraus iinS sic
Nl,itralier, unS beionbers Sic Tcu.
'ecliinoer, oft mcbr britiid) getueie:l
nls Ielbit Sic G,plinOer; iic babei,
SonOon in Sen Trascn Scr pasifiihcn
gerteiaig,,ng nit aroBcr Gnersis
rnseipornt; ibnen lit es 81, Der,
oanfcn. baf, man sic iapaniife g..
abr iu 9onoon nid)t o0lig unter.
'hdtte, rno lire Gncr8ie bat Sen
9usbou bon Sinsapur oortpdrts &c.
'rieben. Mber Ser Gang Ser Grei9'
niIie fat ben sluitralicrn geseist. oai,
Sic Jiibrl,ng in Ser pao;iiiben Yoli.
tit INNER mebr bon Gl,yIanb an sic
Nereinigten Staaten iibergebt. Gas
lit es. mas Ben Brenierminiitcr 5.
Curtin beranlaBt. bie eneen 8e3ie'
blneen su ocn 8ereinisten Staatcu
INNER 5u betonen, bon oener er il,
ieiner lebten HreiiefonferenS lagtc.
oab lie in oieiem 0riee ebenio mid.
tig ieien, lpie sic britiih-frarS0iiid;e
Naian3 iin 3eitalter G0uaro oes
Siebenten.
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@eber nas Rfgerproblett,
'seit f,,rsem 1T oas Netu gorfer

lSeit f,rsem 1T oas Netp gorfe,
~Nescrproblew" kpie6cr eiumal III
Sen 3eitl'neen. @on oen runo t2.'
100000 Negern ser @ereinistel
Staaten leben et,ua 100000 in Ne,r
Oorf. oapon Die ,peitaus grobte Sabl
i'm Staotteil &arlen.
Ginbriibe, lleberiane uno lRoros
brinsen nun mebr Bpli5iiten nab ie.
uem Iiitrift. Gie llriohcn ser Ser.
6red,cn tucraen abcr DON fcincn Sc,
iebesipGhtern in Uniform ooer ST.
bill beieitiat. Gs lit be5eihnenS &C.
mug, bdb Oic neiitcu Miubereieu rnS
!tcberfduc gum ar6Bten Sell oo,,
ichr iunaen Nurihcn ausgefiibrt
ueroen. 8iele babcn nod niht Sos
3tuan3isitc 2ebensiahr crre;bt. 3ebn,
6is ;!uolfiabrige 9inSer, nlan1c nod
iiinger, BADEN als Spe5ialitSt oos
@egrciBcn BON &anStaiGcn. sic
5rauen uno Dido6cn nidt felt bal,
ten. slud MAIDEN S,,rgens als u,n.
bersiebenoe 8anoen l1eberf1ue.
gieIe fanen in SEN lcttcn Sabrcn
nit ibren Gltcrn ton sen Siioltoo,
ten, no ibnen ser clcnoe Geroienlt
ann oas Geaetiercn crluubte. SUN.
ger uno 6eoriieferbc Halienoprurteile
triebcn Tie fort, Inn I'M Noroen por
nIlcm. mo- cs iebt anicbeineno Nrbcit
aibt, cine before grilten5 gu i,,hen.
Nur 5u idneu aber nriiiien iie crioE'
rcn, baB audi in Sen freieren 1eilen
ocs Sanocs sic Naiicnnor,,rteile Sen
Nesern oas 2eben crid)lucrcu. @iAc
erfalten ourd ibre Sa,,tfarbe feline
slrbeit ober lie miiiicn NIT eirem &C.
ringeren Sobn, als i'm Sic @ciBcn
baben, s,,frie6en iein.
Sinsu fomnen miicroble 8ob,
n,,ngsoerbdltniiie. &arlem lit iibcr,
iiillt, uro oie Mieten iino oerbdlt.
nismGbig bod. Griucrbsloiigfcit Der.
: tdrfeu has Glenb, rnb 2niter ut,o
Gerbrc9en erbaltcn neuc Hefruten.
Cine alte 8eididts, Die l,id)t an Die
Suutfarbe sebunben lit.
Sn Ser 'Sbule abcr, no sic Ncgcr.
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Die Kmnit bel pieleit 4
|&nef, TT - tuenie eReit .

ct. 9ouis. slls NrdiiSent s oer
Sanoelsfamm:r bon ct. 1puis
ninmt Shpnlas q. GDiort i1hrlidj
at iiber $50 9,hcons, 9anfettS mn6
Godtail 8,ranIA"ytl,,trrn tell. I2an
tplnoert iiN, oob CT Sas allcs aus.
baltcn fann. uno oft miro CT ge.
fraat: ~8efommen Sic benn ME
cinen iiberiiillten Maacn?"
~Sas fann mir nid)t pailieren.
oenn id eiie einfah nidt aIles. mas
mir porgeiebt miro. ltuldnaIt mubts
ih in bier gugen orci 2unhccns
unb Orei 8anfettcn bciipobncn. uni
mas meinen Sic ,pobI. iiberal Dab
es 5ilet Wisnon," iaste Gpiart.
.@enn id) bas aIIes b1tte elicn
tuollen, bate id einen bdlbcn Cd.
ien binunter1piirgen miiiien."
Epfart, Der 81 Sabre aft lit, 1T
bic M,tbe ieIber.
"Mein Nerpenipitem lit in id6n.
tier Or6nung. @iiroe ih mid Ieimt
Iaufregen, oann ,p1re es nit mir
ldngit borbei." s-,.
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NERvOs?
FORMS
AIpenkr6utor

1T bic aeitcrprpbtc Weagentdtiafeit ars
reaenbe Webi3tn, bic lett iiber 5 @ere>
rafionen bon 2euten gebrnlldt tptr6.
Die an: funttionaler 2artleibiatett
leiben; ipipic an S.erpoiitdt. Uers
ba,t,lngsit0rl,ngea ltno pertitlnfen1
Iagen, @opfi1mer5en, Shldi. unb
MppetitIpiigfcit, ipenn bieje Bef6tDers
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ldn9er2 8druu1 idleppen Sie fi@
nit einem lnbebaglthcn iiberuoutn
UefiibI berun? Wdrlt,n fiblen ste
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ier BeIi1tsfarbe, iibIem I,inbserlih
unb beIegtcr 3ungs? Yrominente
mcbiSiniihe gutoritdten fagen, 6db
bicle Sbmptpn,e oft,ndls init f,lnttics
naler 3artleibiafeit Suiammenhdngen.
Alpen1rGuter ipirb nid)t a,,s ibnttette
Idben gbemifaIten bergejteIIt. &c II
cine Wcbiain, bic aus beionhers a,iss
erleienen Bur3elr, ardl,tern urb
Yflanaen. tpel6e bic Nattr er5eugt.
heraeifeIIt tpiro. Alpenfrdnter tpirtt
fanft llnb milbe lnb bilft Der Ndtlir.
ridtiae Werballun9ss ,inb Nusf9ets
bunsstdtigfeit tpie6erber5uitellen. Gs
reg,iliert ben Stublgang ilnb brin9t
Sbnen bic Qinbering, bic Sic fi6 70
{ebr getpiini1t bdben. Af>enfy6xter
mag gerabe bic Mebi5in fein, bic Ste
6rau9en-f faufen Sie nod heiite ett,e
6Iaf9e ,lno ieben Sie, ob es Sbnett
niht CUR @efunbheit berbtlft, On bsr
Sie ft@ redtmdbiser Beiie erfreue,1
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Sen aopf uno fragt: $50? 9Bdriur,
6eiinnlt Gid 0enn 10 lang? Sal.
nod feinen sef,,noen, ser TOO Dir
g'fdut?" -:
rSSa ia, ia, ihon," lneint, Der
Bauer uno trabt iif an Ser 'ShIdfe;
.SGon iino's ihon, sic 2opf! Gut
bait es 'troffen, bem Sitler iein De.
iidt! . N6er id modt', oaB ct
cnersiIGer oreiniha,,t, Ser Syubrer!"
"Gnergiiher?" ltaunt ser &errgott.
ihniber furS ,,nS miro bereittpilIig:
yfaid. oas lit gleih g'mabt!" -.
@as lpiuit benn iiir einen aopf.
Bauer2"
Ser Bauer nimmt ieinen .Steden
uno oeute ouf einen mittelgroben
5itlerfopf: uSen 30 Ser pabt
Jrao in uniere Stub'n."
Ser Sdnitfiinitler nimmt alp
oas 6etreffenoe aunitsperf bon ser
Stela9e berab, prebt es 5ipiiden
ieine Shenfel uno fd,,et iorgf6ltig
5u i6nisen on. ga madt ct cincn
&iscr NIT ieinem ldarfen Wei1er.
oprt eiup Serhe. ,Sflimm ,it1H ir1fpr,
e'iiert ldallt Ser Bauer 5u.
SIMMER tpieoer BEL ieoem
'SHnitt ooer 3ieer = priift ser
Serrgottsidniter feline Bcrbeiic.
rungsarbeit. sluf einmal b6lt ct ein
uno reibt iif) pollfommen per1rgeri
in Die S0be: rSerrgottiaframent.
laframent! Sebt la DIT er, Der
Sunosfriippel."
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11ieHerlG Gt,Hi Hii<9.1ttHief,
alS Krieespartner
Shll,b bon Seitp |.

Weiie pie Britiid!Snoicu bon o:r
Bolitif ieincs curop6iidcr Nubcn.
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tiide Molle ipielen. Gs ftbcint aber.
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potbtiert bat.