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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
State Senators
Vote 10 Double
Legislature Pay
rns. star cor,,poss.s,

LANSING NsrcE -7-W.'r
enly seven dissenting votes mem
bers Of The Senate were on record
today in favor Of granting them
selves a raise N PAY.
Under the resolution raSsea and
sent 70 The House Mich ga0S f7.
legislators would Eet SIS instead o.
IS DAY TIE y0FT sTOUr1 TIE
vote was g - : and no member
objected crafty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

adopted a resolution condemninG
Soviet Russias secret execution of
the two noted Jewish labor lead
ers, Henryk Ehrlich and Victor
Alter. The resolution condemned
as ridiculous the charge made
by the Soviets that the two lead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
New Charges Makes
Him Serve Old Term

Uno Har-H - homeless, was
GIVEN a suspended sentence on a
drunk charge today but he has 70
serve 90 days n lall anyway.
Last June, HarIll was arrested
as vaCrant and sentenced 70 90
DAYS Some how he escaped. When
liarlI WAS brought before Re-
rnrdCr5- Iud4c Brennan tho
drunk charge, his record disclosed
tho prcNous 4lsCNcd sentence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Wartime Class Tonight

Selection and placement of war
workers will be the topic of to-
nightswartme problems class con-
conducted by the University Of
Michigan extension division at
Rackham Memorial Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

ers were executed because they
plotted a separate peace with
Hitler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Execution Of Jews
DepIored by Labor

CHICAGO. March 23-The Chi
caCo Federation OF Labor today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, IL one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
A NeW Intention

The name of this remarkable new
vtamin-minersl tablet is STAINS Full
potency is guaranteed as stated on
the package eF yyetif money back.
II you are one OF the millions not I'd
70 par because your diet lacks Vita
Minis and minerals. Nature can give
you more vitality and pep u'ith STAINS.
STAINS cost you only about 81 a day
10 take less than ! the price OF a
package Of cigarettes.
Get STAINS at any drug counter,
Take every day You'll be glad you did.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Army-Navy { 10 Jam Handy

A ComMncd army-navy e
award was made today 10 The
Jam Handy Picture Service. Rear
Adm. William Carelton Watts pre-
sented the award n Jamison
Handy president Of the firm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Full Potency Is Guaranteed Including '. 70. Complex

And Is made 70 sell at price millions
Of people can now afford.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
'Nua\ity that never Varies
is the O/ar Of the Day!

0auges that the impact of
6uttering eyeld standard equipment in modern
industry, where beeion just barely good enough Such
nsstence fawles quality old story the makers of
Carvings Black Label Beer. Only by strict adherence rigid
Standards established century ago. has Black Label
envied reputation the Beer whose Quality Never Varies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
BOuishss Gue.worl And High Cost
For The Average Person

NOV at last! One Of the worlds larp.
~ est producers does for vitaminA and
minerals what Henry Ford did for the
automobile: banishes the guesswork !;
banishes the high cost.
An amazing new vitamin-tablet in
vention containing s vitamns and Q
minerals for the out Of 4 who fail
to eat a good diet as u. s. Depart.
ment OF Agriculture figures show.
This new Development takes the
place Of less potent vitamin prepare
tons for the average person
/ II meets all adult minimum U S.
Govt. requirements for Vitamins
A, Bi, Be- (G}. c and D.
2. II also gives you 3 additional
vitsmins OF the B Complex. -
plus 9 minerals 4
3. 1t meets multi-vitamin prin.
ciple officially approved by a
committee Of eminent doctors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

ApVrRTfsFMFNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Motor Products
Official DESIGNS
New Gun Turret

An air-mi1ded chap who ran
away from home at the age OF l6
TO Join circus and make Jumps
from balloons designed the new
gun uwrcts THAT arc making The
Liberator bomber famous, II was
disclosed today
lie is J. D. Ellis. chief engineer
for Motor Products Corp. who
lives at 2Si36 +. jefferson.
While details of the tuTretS,
which are used i'm both the nose
and tail of bomberS, are military
secrets. it can be revealed that
they are far superior TO anything
developed thus far by either Ger
many or Japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Three of Five
0usfed Officers
Sent 10 Custer

FORT CUSTER Oct1I Thrr-
Selfridge Field officers whose disc
misssls from service have boom
recommended 10y gcuer7i courts
martial were technically ASST -nci
10 the army AIR force officer
replacement pool Lowry Field
Colo, today but ordered 10 report
10 the l62lSt Service TINT at t7I>
post
They are Il Col Charles o.
White. former base executive oi-
iicer convicted of drunkenness,
and gross neglect Of duty MAJ
George a Hartford. former base
intelligence officer and provost
marshal. convicted Of misuse of
funds and Chief Warrant officer
Fred Lalone. convicted Of accept
ing graft for illegal enhStmcuis
and transfers
Their sentences are being re-
viewed by Third Air Force Head
quarters Tampa. Fla. as is the
sentence Of diShonorablc discharge
and is months Al hard labor given
Master SGT Myron B Collins
convicted Of accepting graft for
illegal enhstmentS and transfers
Collins is in confinement az Sci
fridge Field
Capt. William T Colman. do
posed Selfrdge commander who
was reduced in rank from colonel
has been reported At Walter Reed
Hospital. Washington. D. G.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
GUNNER CAN BAIL OUT

Power driven, directly con-
troIled. they are the only turrets
IN the world from which the gun
ner can bail out and they have a
secret ammunition feed that is
giving the NaziS headaches They
also carry the highest powered
guns in the world
Ellis conceived the idea for the
turretS while serving In charge of
production al Motor Products a
year and a half ago
A few of the turretS are now
being used successfully m the
skies over Italy and are being
built into an of the bomberS at
Willow Run Many Of rs features
are now found in Flying For
treSSeS and other fighting aircraft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Quit Over
Dad Draft

WHITEHALL. y. y. oct II
QNSD- Resignation of Sclcctive
Service Draft Board No. 367
because members oppose calling
mp pre-Pearl Harbor fathers was
announced today.
Chairman Judge Leon NJ Hay,
den who resigned with Harland j
BaScom and Robert Dempsey oil
Hudson Falls. explained.
we felt we could no longer
cOnscientiously classify pre-
Pearl HarbOr fatheTs-sOme of
them fathers of four and five
children-in Glass IA when
childless married men and also
unmarried men were still being
deferred for reasons we con-
sidered insufficient, and local
boards apparently are nothing
more or less than rubber
stamps.
All that now remain Of Board
No. 367 are a chief clerk and three
office girls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
W after HHTrPH

Funeral services for Walter Hur-
rell OF lO455 Plymouth viii be held
an his home at . p. m. Tuesday.
Burial IN Woodlawn Cemetery viii
he under the auspices Of Detroit
Lodge No = r. and a. VI.
Nh HuTrcll died al his residence
Saturday. az the age Of 81. Born
IN England, he came 10 Detroit 90
years ago He was a member of
the Maccabec>. Detroit Lodge
80. o. +. and a. ~. and was past
patron of Palestine Chapter. East
crn Star
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Obituaries
w lillian DOTPS

Funeral services for William
Dore> of 26O05 SChoolcratt for AZ
NearS-a baggage man tor the Mich
Igan Central railroad, viii be held
ar ! 80 p m Wednesday al
SChmalzriedv Sons Funeral Home.
l6625 Grand River
DorcS died at the age Of 50 i'm
Grace Hospital Saturday night
after brief illness. He was a
member of the Brotherhood OF
Railway Trainmen and OF IOOE
Lodge No. 70 OF 81 Thomas, ont,
Surviving are his widow, Ida b,
a daughter Mrs MunnS DorcS.
and a brother. Frank, all of De
trolt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Mrs. R. B. Frazer

Funeral services for Mrs. Rose
3 Frazer. 90. of S656 Dumbarton,
who died Sunday in Harper Hos
pital viii be held at 1870 A. m
Tuesday at Ira Kaufman Funeral
Home. 9i19 Dexter Rabbi Morris
Adler viii ofhclate and burial will
be in Glover Hill Cemetery.
Born IN Russia, Mrs Frazer had
lived in Detroit for 20 years. She
was a member OF Congregation
Shaarey Zadek'S SiSterhood and
aided the Jewish Home for the
Aged.
Surviving are three daughters:
Sara. Mrs. Arthur s. Purdy and
Mrs. Samuel g. Keene, sister,
Mrs. Max jacobson OF Gran d
Rapids. and four grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Dee. 10 Last Date
To Mail YuIe Gifts

WASHINGTON. Oct II lNS)
Christmas gifts should be mailed
not later than Dec 10 this year
Postmaster Gen Walker pre-
dieting a huge volume of parcel
post 20 army camps and naval sta
,.> throughout the country, said
~ IS imperative that Christmas
shopping start early i'm November
II possible. gittSN>hould he mailed
IN November
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
MihdiIoviCh SERVING
Under Eisenhower

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct II
GNS) Gen. Draia Mlhallovich
leader OF the Balkan ChetuIks. j,
now directly under command OF
Gen. Eisenhower. Miss Ru d
Mitchell. sister Of the late Cen
William Mitchell, said here yes
terday.
Miss Mitchell who was Ar
rested by the Germans In 1885
while acting as an intelligence
aide 10 Mihallovich, said Mihallo-
vich has 100000 of the toughest
fghting men in the world await
ING orders from the American
commander.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Baptist Church Loans
School 10 Catholics

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Oct. Il
DISTINGUISHING a precedent
OF cooperation between two re-
ligious groups without parallel in
the history of Virginia. the First
Baptist Church of Alexandria has
opened its educational building TO
St. Mary's Catholic Academy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Ndzis on VoIturnoUse
6-BaneI Mortar Guns

NEW YORK, Oct. II GNS)-
The Germans along the Voltumo
line are using some of their six
barrel multiple mortar guns, the
British radio said today, quoting
its correspondent at the Italian
front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11
Film Star S Chauffeur
In lansing War Job

LANSING. oct II Jimmie
Smith. former chef. valet and
chauffeur for movie stars William
Powell and me late CaroIe Lom-
bard has dropped his former pro-
feSSIonS TO help beat the AXIS.
and is now working in the ham
mer shop al the Lansing Drop
Forge plant it was revealed to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-11

The Wishing Well" has
message in cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
La gaceta., 1943-09-14

mayor que las Ocurridas en- Nos
combates.
En- vista de este, la ohcina antes
mencionada tiene preparado IN
plan general de sandal publica,
para implantarlo en- la Immediate
retaguardia de los ~ejercitos aliadOs
en- t0dos los territories donde hay
que impartir auxilios, bajo Ia d.
recci6n del comite sobre Salubri-
dad Y Servicios Medicos que preside
ell DR.. Thomas Parran, director
general del Servicio de Sandal
P1blica de los Estados Unidos.
Los peritos en- sandal e hygiene
que trabajan bajo las 6rdenes de
direction de la Mission del Norte de
Africa desde la pasada primavera,
Y en- estrecha collaboration con los
medicos de sandal militar de los
ejercitoS aliados, adquirieron una
~valiosisima experienced durante las
campanas del Norte de Africa
Stella. Hubo pocos casos de en-.
fermedad y pronto volvi6 a la nor.
malidad, en- toda la IONA, ell estadC
higienico de Ia misma.
Sc establecieron puestos de auxi-
llios para hacer mas facil la distri'
lbuci6n de los alimentos de que 81
La gaceta., 1943-09-14

WASHINGTON. - Los pc
ritos en- sanidad pIblica ad-
scritos a la Mission del Norte
de Africa siguen y compile
mentan las medidas adopta-
das por ell Cuerpo Medico del
Ejercito de los Estados Uni
dos. Sc hace este para pre-
venir ell desarrollo de intensaS
epidemias en- los pafses ocupa-
dos, como consecuencia de la
guerra, seg1n 10 manifesto Ia
Ofcina de Rehabilitation y
Auxilios en- ell Extranjero, de
Ia Secretaria de Estado.
Esta Ease del plan de rehabilita-
zion y auxilios es consecuencia di-
recta de los estudios hechos, pro-
bando con datos de estadistica que
la mala nutrici6n y la falta de SER
vicios de sandal p1blica y Ia
hygiene ~Ndeiciente fueron causa
cuando la Primera Guerra Mundial
de defWnciones y Intermediates en-,
ire los civiles en- nImero muchC
La gaceta., 1943-09-14

disponfa, facilitandose eth
polvo y evaporada a grup9
ninos necesitados.
Sc ha impartido ayuda a mI
toridades locales para lOgr.
restablecimiento de los servida|
hygiene y sandal publica nOmI
en- las zonas rurales, 10 mism
en- las ciudades. Forma psrR
plan contra la propagadti
epidemias la ~fumigaci6n
aeroplanos, para destrur l
clase de insectos, previnien@
la posibilidad de que Sc pre'a'
peligrosas enfermedades.
Sc han preparado distint@ I
de botiquines con drogas y y
cinas empaquetadas, y en- q
dades suficientes para SadSa
las necesidades que Sc preSHl
. Estos 'botiquines Sc empleah
rante perfodos determines
|tiempo, en- grupos de poblad'l
diverse n1mero. Tambien Sc ?
|tienen en- reserva, para 81 =
Immediate 81 Sc hace precl@
quotes de articulOs especsIn.
preparados para hacer fTenls
Que puedan requerir los hO'll'
ly Laboratories.
La gaceta., 1943-09-14

veia tehida de p1rpura. Naval
moral de la Mata, oropesa, Santa
cruz de Retamar, QuismondOoM Ma
oueda. Santa 0lalla.. aparecian en-
81 enturbiado lienzo de su memo
ria como barcos idos a pique en- un
lago de sangre.
-iY Toledo? - exclamo de
pronto-. iAh!... de 10 acaecido
ALI no quiero acordarme; estoy
convencido de que de Toledo no
nos e~xpulsaron los cahones, sino
las zancadillas de la TRACTION.
Volvi6 a entristecerse y miro
al suelo. Luego reaccion6:
mo imperial -dijo-. IA
delante, siempre, hasta v%encer!...
Esta guerra ofrece dos aspectos:
n ~capitalista, otro ~teocratico.
Sc trata, pues, de liquidar un plei-
to del que dependen nuectrOs flu
turos econ6micO y espiritual. 81
perdemOs la contienda, los gobier-
nos totalitarios dispondran de no.
sotros como de una colonia; 81 la
ganamos, nos cOlocaremos de un
brinco en- las avanzadillas de la
civilization. Y asi os repito que,
a cualquier precio, necesitamos
triunfar, pOrque esta terra nues-
ira que -por cuanto influy6 en-
los derrOteros de la historic uni
versal- parece la casa soloriega
del Destino, lleva en- u entranas
los cimientos de una sociedad nue.
va Y nosotros no permitiremOs que
ell parto Sc malogre.
Mientras peroraba, habfa lido
retrepandose en- su asiento hasta
ponerse de pie; temblabanle las
flacas manos y en- ell apasionado
azabache de sus ojos su exaltacion
encendi6 una luz.
Nos amenaza -continu6-,
una tragedia tan cruenta que aca-
so no hubo jamas en- ell mundo o.
ira igual. BESIDE hace ounce dias.
lOidlo bien! ...desde hace ounce
dias Sc aproximan a Madrid milla-
res de personas que, unas en- ca
rro, otras en- caballerias o a pie,
escapan de las tierras invadidas
por la TRACTION proterva. Yo las he
visto, yo he hablado con elias. Ell
instinto de conversation las arran-
co de sus hogares y vienen fameli-
cas-, desarrapadas, huyendo de los
rifenos violadores y rapaces, de
las bombas incendiarias que re-
Queen las aldeas a escombros, de
los falangistas que matan a los
ancianos y a los ninos, y oscar
necen a las mujeres, afeitando-
las ell craneo antes de fu~silarlas.
A muchas de esas infelices les san
gran los pies, y de hambre, de iris
tea y de horror Sc les cierran los
parpados y Sc les desmayan las
rodillas. Su miedo es ell del re-
bano que oy6 aullar al lobo. FL
exodo de los iudi6s, contado por
La gaceta., 1943-09-14
TINTIT
Fl EnemigO de las Canas

FL EnemigO de las Canas
No Sc sienta apezaradO pOr esas
canas. Luzca diez amos mas joven.
No pierda Ia Oportunidad de 50
vida y Ia felicidad misma. Use
TINTIT y su cabellO tendrS esq
~Apareneia de juventud. TINTTT
no eOnitene nitrate de plata y So
preeio es ecOn6mico. PidalO q So
Dotca o 81 no al telSfOno n6mero
1855. Para pedidOs . Ia agencia +:
7. 0. Box $500, Tampa, Florida.
La gaceta., 1943-09-14
FL. AsEDIO DE MADRID
POr A ZAMAcoI

las Sagradas Escrituras, sc replIe
en- Castillo. Despavoridas, sucias,
LENA ell alma de sombras, esas
gentes sin albergue nj pan, ca
minan dia v noche aguijoneadas
por ell terror de que sus persegui-
dores las alcancen. Avanzan en-
grupos: las mujeres delante, con
sus hijos pequehos en- brazos,
mientras los mayorcitos, cogidos
a las faldas maternales, lloran de
cansancio; los hombres -casi to-
dos viejos- cierran la marcia.
Van callados, a~mustiados, rendi-
dos ; van muertos. Algunos, los
mas felices, llevan del ronzal un
borriquillo sobre ell que Sc bam-
Ibolean unos aperos de labranza,
un colch6n, una silla, un cestO con
ropas... v la caravana en- donde ell
sueno la rinde Sc echa a dormir y
en- los arroyos que encuentra apa-
ga su sed. Esa ola fugitiva acude
a nosotros desde todos los puntOs
del horizonte y, de bora en- bora,
la tenemos mas cercana. Tia re-
chazaremos?... MOL. Los que
llegan son hermanos ~nuestros y
como a tales debemos acogerles.
Recibamosles amorosamente y
partamos con ellos nuestro pan.
Amadea y yo hemos hablado de
este y, desde hoy, nuestra casa Sc
ra la de cuantOs Sc aproximen a
ella en- demanda de asilo. De todos
los aqui reunidos exijo igual ge-
nerOsidad, porque en- la bora pre-
sente debemos limpiarnos de a.
queI egoismo que ell mundO "pre-
hist6rico" - asi 10 llamaron Marx
Y Engels- desliz6 en- nosotros.
que ell substantive "her-
mano" dele ser un vocable huero.
iHabeis comprendidO?... Y, a
demas de renunciar en- beneficio
de los evacuados a la mitad de 10
que es ~nuestro, la Republica ne
costa que cada cual rinda, dentro
de su oficio o empleo, ell maximo
de trabajo: que tn ,Juanito, y tn,
Celestino Alfaro, cuando esteis
en- la trinchera prefirais perder
la vida a desalojar Ell medic me-
tro de terra en- que Sc afirman
vuestros pies; que tn, Purita, lie
gado ell case no vaciles en- ofrecer
tn sangre al herido que defendien
dote derramo la suya; que tn, Lo-
la, pienses que ell mono que con-
feccionas ha de abrigar a un ca
marada que lucha por tt, pues este
pensamiento tie obligara, sin tn
advertirlo, a cOserlo con mayor
esmero...
A este punto de su depreciation
llegaba Lucio, cuando Ell garaje
comenz6 a vibrar con ell clamoreo
agonioso de las sirenas.
-lBombardeo tenemos! -ex-
clam6 la Puri, levantandose-;
vSmonos
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-01-29

is soon to return there for the
purpose Of telling the Colonial
Office and the Foreign Office
that American Jews want nothing
to do with a Jewish Palestine ?
Will he also suggest that the
Foreign Office might make an ex-
ceIlent coup by arranging for
some British Empire possession to
invite great number of Jews, in
order to divert attention from
Palestine Wonder what the
revered father of Arthur Hays
thinks of his son these days? i.
The late Cyrus L. Sulzberger was
an active Zionist and was once
vice president of the American
Federation of ZiOniSts The
Jewish experts would suggest that
it's a case of the Talmudic charac-
teriZatiOn, "HOmetZ ben Yayin,"
Vinegar, son of wine) In
his letter to DIR. Samuel Mar
gOshes, Day editor, in which Ar
thur Hays Sulzberger spoke elO-
quently of his fathers Jewishness,
he conveniently failed to recall
the fact that the man who tries
so hard to hurt ZiOnism is the
son of one who worked ZealOusIy
to preserve it And talking
of anti-ZiOniSts, isn't it very
strange that when the reaction
aries get to work, they don't
know the difference between Zion
lists and anti-ZiOnists ? Take, for
example, that series of vicious at
tacks by WestbrOOk PegIer on
liberal David Dubinsky, who is
called "unassimilated though nat
uraliZed." Dubinsky is one of
those who thinks ZiOnism invites
attacks on American Jews! He
himself glOries in his anti-ZiOn-
ism!
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-01-29
ABOUT PAPERS

There is talk of the Philadelphia
Jewish Federation buying an in
terest in that citys Jewish
Exponent, long-respected sheet,
which has been buffeted about
since the aged Felix Gerson sold
the paper in return for an annuity
for himself as long as he lives.
Seems like Detroit's example of
financing the Jewish News has in
spired the former Detroiter,
Kurt Peiser Somebody ought
to whisper the facts of life to the
omniscient editor of the New
York Times who, in an editorial
a few days ago, insisted and kept
on repeating that Ilya Ehren-
bourg, famous Russian Jewish
novelist and war correspondent, is
a she" Ilya is about as stalwart
a herman as the Soviet Union
boasts :. The Times, which
didn't hesitate to express it's dis
pleasure few years ago with a
brilliant correspondent in Spain
whose pro-democratic dispatches
angered the Catholic Church here,
doesn't seem to mind it that it's
Middle Eastern correspondent,
Joseph M. Levy, now in the
U. S. A, is circulating widely with
his anti-Zionist talk. Levy is said
to be the godfather of Arthur
Hays Sulzberger's anti-Zionism.
A leading American Jewish
weekly is scheduling the publica-
ton of an article by DR.. Joshua
Bloch, head of the Semitics Divis-
ion of the New York Public Lii
brary, containing serious charges
against the American Jewish
Committee.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-01-29
A Recommended Business directory
Heard In The
LObbieS
MORE MINUTES,
BY DAVID DEUTSCH

We hear that the Independent
Jewish Press Service, which start
led the nation with its sensational
scoop on the inside of the Amer
lean Council for Judaism, got hold
of the minutes of a meeting held
in Baltimore one day last week to
patch up the "peace" between the
Zionist and anti-ZiOnist rabbis :.
Whispers have it that some kind
Of a Darlan deal was made, with
the anti-ZiOniSts protesting that
they meant no harm at all and ac-
cusing everybody else of miscOn-
STRUNG their motives For
some strange reason, the Zionist
members of the Central Confer
ence of American Rabbis are far
more anxious to preserve the Gre
alton of Isaac Mayer Wise than
their anti-ZiOniSt colleagues.
That seems to be more import
ant, even, than clear-cut eX-
preston of American Jewry's
support of the most far-reaching
objective in the Jewish National
Home Oh yes! people who
do business behind locked doors
should remember that secret
agents never record minutes of
their cOnfabS.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-01-29
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-01-29
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-01-29

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an graduation of the Hebrew Union college,
Cincinnati on Saturday. January These to have grad
ated study accelerated so
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eligible year earlier for service These mem
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Navy for the graduation exercises
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