davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
Aukokit Lietuvai dolari-kfta
kius ten darbui Lietuvos la

OuAs
Tautininkai per savo centra
Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajunga jau
yra pasiunte $500 Lietuvos At
stovybei Londone, kuria vado-
vauja B. K. Balutis.
Tautininkai per LVS sky
rius tai paciai Lietuvos Atsto-
vybei Londone taip pat pasiun-
tie nemaziau $500.
Tautininkai per LVS centra
yra paaukave 5000 pargabeni--
mui is Stalino katorgos p. Car
neckienes ir jos 5 vaikuciu.
Kick tautininkai per savo
centrus jau yra nudirbe Lietu-
vos labui visokiu kitokiu dar-
by cia nera galimybes nei SUI
mineti.
LAI "sandarietis" pasako
su tyra Saline kick Sandara
yra ka nors padarius gero Lie
tuvos labui, jeigu taip giriasi?
Jei to nepadarysi tai tavo
paties zodziai grys tau atgal:
"Tuo paciu sandarieciai gall
sedeti ir purksti prizes tauti-
ninkus kaip kate prizes SUM-.
Toxic kaip tas "sandarietis"
ir yra tie penktakolumnistai ir
sabotaznikai tautinio veikimo.
TOLIAU ''sandarietis'' pasi-
gyres kad sandarieciai seka sa-
vo vadus kuriuos jie pasiren-
ka kas du metal, klausia: 90
gal ir Titnagas noretu kad
sandarieciai sektu paskui j ir
paskui jo dvasios vada-triju
pedQ milzina."
Kad sandarieciai pasirenka
savo vadus ir juos seka tas tie
sa, kaip lygiai tiesa kad ju tie
parinkti vadai veda JUGS prie
socialism,, kuriems Markso ide-
alas yra artimesnis negu tau
tininkams ir nepakeliu.
Tautininkai seka savo vadus
neziuredami kick jie pedu tu-
ri. Tautininku vadu milzinis-
kumas yra ju tautinis idealas,
tauta ir tautybe.
"SANDARIETIS" pasigyres
kad "sandarieciai nera smur-
tininkai ala p. Titnagas" lyg
JUGS kas butu tokiais vadines),
ir kokie jie geri "demokratai'
sake: "Nors jis gyvena demo-
kratiskoje salyje, vienok nese-
mai jis net per kelis A. L. nu-
merius kaip imanydamas ia
Cia ir vel "Sandarietis" pa
leido suvi ne j ta taikini, mes
Titnagas nei slapyvardziu nei
tikru savo vardu jokio rasinio
nera rases A. l.. nei demokra-
tia girdamas nei ja 'niekinda-
mas, kaip "sandarietis" sap
nuoja.
Aisku kad "sandarietis" ne
pazysta Titnaga, o turedamas
koki piktuma ant zmogaus ku-
rio jis nemegsta bando nekal-
tai pirstu durti jam j aki. ST.
taip tai negrazu ir nesazinin-
ga.
ANT GALLO "sandarietis"
sako: "Kaslink tautininku ir
ju nuveiktu dideliu darby tau
tai pats Titnagas pasako kad
tik patys tautininkai ir tie ku-
rie JUGS seke ir RENE dziaugia-
81 ju darbas, niekas kitas -
nei Lietuva, nei Lietuviu tau
ta".
Taip ir dabar Titnagas pa
kartoja kad tautininkai ir ju
remejai dziaugiasi tautininku
nuveiktais darbais Lietuvai ir
Lietuviu tautai, tik pavydu de-
ga toxic penktakolumnistai ir
sabotoznikai kaip tas ponas
''sandarietis".I
Paties "sandariecio" zodziais
tariant, CIR jeigu 'sandarieciai'
savo taktikos tai ne
uzilgo to vardo kratysis kick
vienas padorus Lietuvis, kaip
siadien kratosi fasizmo, naziz-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11

daliu teksto uzima trys dekla-
racijos, nestokuojancios propa-
gandinio tikslo, Anglijos, Ame-
rikos ir Rusijos VALIDITY pasi-
rasytos, skirtos trims valsty-
bems. Ne pro sali jos pana-
grineti skyrium.
l. PROKALAMACIJA TIA
LIJAI, isdestyta septyniais pa
ragrafais. Tai instrukcija ia
rybai prie Alijantu okupacines
militarines valdzios. Taryba
sudarys Amerikos, Anglijos ir
Rusijos atstovai. Joje taip pat
dalyvaus Prancuzu Vadavimo
komiteto, Jugoslavijos ir Graf
kijos valdininku po viena. Ia
ryba patars kaip atkurti TIA
lijoje demokratija, arba, tiks-
liau sakant, kaip ten galutinai
sunaikinti faSizma.
Pirmas proklamacijos- dekla-
racijos punktas reikalauja kad
vyriausybe (Badoglio?) butu
papildyta nariais is visu prize
singu fasistams partiju, kuriu
esq bent seSios. Ju tarpe ko-
munistu partija, patti veiklioji
ir stipriai remiama treciojo in
ternacionalo, kad ir numarin-
to Maskvoje, taciau visame pa
saulyje tebegyvo. Oar klausi-
mas kuo vertesnis komunizmas
kad proklaracijos perSamas j
vyriausybe, ir kuo blogesnis
uz il faSizmas? Abb tos parti-
jos juk j viena gala eina: prizes
demokratine santvarka.
Xiii paragrafai kalba aple
priemones kovai su fasizmu:
fasistai lures butt prasalinti
is administrators ir is visu
viesojo pobudzio organizaciju;
faSistines istaigos uzdaromos,
fasistai, pasireiske savo dar-
buose Taurus, turi butt atiduo-
ii j teisingumo rankas.
Vietoje fasizmo norma stat
ga ivesti demokratizmas. La
bal puikus sumanymas. Ia
6iau kila visa ellie abejojimu
ar jis seksis ivykdyti, pade-
dant margai SvetimSaliu talkai
ir vadovaujant svetimai militia
rinei pajiegai. Pirmuciausia
perSasi klausimas ar Italu tau
ia, gyvenanti sunkiausia su-
kretima, nepasipus 'nuzeminta
ir izeista, kad jai okupacine
valdzia diktuoja vidaus SAN
tvarka, tegul ir demokratine.
Spauda ilgai diskutavo Asies
kraStu perauklejimo problema.
Mokslininkai, pedagogai If rim
tieji laikraStininkai pasisake
kad persiaukleti gall tik patti
tauta, kad svetimieji del dau-
CELLO priezasciu nesugebes is
spresti politinio auklejimo pro-
blemos. Svetimieji vistiek bus
auklejamQju laikomi priesais.
Demokratija iSauga is vidaus,
0 ne is virSaus Spaudimu.
Oar keisciau atrodo kad TIA
lijos demokratijai glCboti pri-
statytas diktaturinio krasto
kaip Rusija priziur5tojas, pri-
statyti JugoslavijOs if Graiki-
jos VALIDITY atstovai, - VALIDITY
in exile, kuriu, kaip nedemo-
kratiniu, nori atsikratyti ma
ME palikusieji pilieciai, kovo-
iantieji prizes Vokietija ir jos
talkininkus. Sitas keistumas
visur bus paStebetas.
Toje pat Amerikoje valsty-
bines teises profesoriai risa
bolSevizma su faSizmu. Eur
nalistai dar nesenai lake per
viena bolSevizma, faSizma If
MISUNDERSTANDING. BuVo 3ia
lyg ir visuotine nuomOne kad
bolsevizmas faSizmo If nocio-
nalsocializmo tevas. Kaip 81
dabar laikyti baltu daiktu kas
vakar buvo laikoma juoda?
Kas gi patikes tokiu staigiu
persiorientavimu, kad ir kahn
kaip stengtusi tikrinti dlplo-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11

KAS platina Dirva - tas
platina apsvieta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11

jiems tu spaudimo priemoniq
kurios butu taikinamos Rel
chui. Taigi deklaracija gall
paveikti Austrus, kaip buvo
paveikti Italai, atsiriboti nuo
Vokieciu pasipriesinimu Hitle-
riui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-11-11
Tys TrijQ DidziQjQ Prok|amaCijos

Maskvos triju didziuju ga
lybiu konferencijos paskelbta-
me praneSime beveik du tree
daliu teksto uzima trys dekla-
racijos, nestokuojancios propa-
gandinio tikslo, Anglijos, Ame-
rikos ir Rusijos VALIDITY pasi-
rasytos, skirtos trims valsty-
bems. Ne pro sali jos pana-
grineti skyrium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Link Dog S Body
10 Medical Frat

PITTSBURGH, Nov. ~ tiNS1
The mystery of the black
robed men was regarded by
nearby Penn Township police to-
day as only an initiation rite
performed by an undergraduate
medical fraternity
The mystery had kept the
township in a dither since the
body Of a dog was found in a
coffin two weeks ago, after resi-
dents reported hearing voices in
the neighborhood between mid
night and 4 a. m. and finding
black robes drapcd over the coffin.
The dogs stomach had Ocen
shaved, and IL had been stabbed
several times
1.-THE dog was dead when II
was stabbed" said Police Chief
Sam Bickerstaff. lin my Opin-
lon. some medical fraternity
had an initiation. The ones
initiated probably were told
there was a human body In the
full-slze tofIin, were ordered 10
feel the bare stomach, and were
forced TO stab IT,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Mother Jailed
y Sale Of Baby
Before E|opiing
Woman Abandons -Four
Other Tots. Husband TO
Flee With Ex-Convict

HAMMOND, Ind, Nov. 13
QNS)-A 29-year-old mother of
five children who was so in
|fatuated with an ex-convict that
she sold" her youngest child
and abandoned her husband and
family TO run away last March,
was in jail today.
The affair was terminated when
the couples respective mates for
|gave them and sent train fare 10
|St. Louis for them 10 come home.
| But the FBI entered the case
and the pair. Mrs. Harriet Hor-
| ton and Owen Clark, 33. went 70
|jail on charges Of stealing and
selling an automobile, grand lar
|ceny. adultery and wife and child
abandonment.
Clark, father OF three children.
| has served II years in San
Quentin prison for burglary.
Hammond police reported Mrs.
Horton sold her son, Robert, 2, 20
Grover Beatty Of Linton, Ind, for
$50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Capsule Cures
Seasickness
Cause Of Malady Found
TO Be StabiIizer in Ear

OTTAWA, Nov. - ms
Science has discovered a remedy
for seasickneSs.
The discovery after years Of
research by the Royal Canadian
Navy, involves scientists of inter-
national renown. including Sur
geon Capt c. II. Best VINO. with
the late Sir Frederick BantIng,
was co-discovercr of inSulin.
The new remedy Is simply a
pink capsule. similar in appear
ance to an ordinary cold capsule.
1t prevents seasickneSs in three
out of four persons normally SuS-
ceptible, cures victims already
seasick. and produces no HARM
ful results.
The capsule is being manufaC-
I'd in quantity and will shortly
- ISSUED 10 the navy Civilians
will probably have TO wait for II
until after the war.
Along with announcement of
the remedy came the revelation
that the cause of the malady also
Is known.
It's a maladiustment Of the
equilibrium apparatus in the in
ner ear, caused by its inability 10
adjust itself 10 continued rapid
changes IN position The rougher
the weather and the more violent
these changes. the more likely
one IL TO get seasick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Soldiers in j. ).
Mail Dates Set

Roscoe =. Huston. postmaster.
appealed 10 Dctroitcrs
TO o b SerVc mailing dates for
Christmas packages for TINS CON
tinent and SO help a depleted
post Office staff.
"Our stan II down in man
power almos. 80 per cent" he
.lld we must depend on chill
(n and older people, all in
- berienced for extra holiday
help"
II YOU want your packages 10
arrive in time, here are the dates
by which they must be IN the
post office here;
West Coast Nov p Fast Coast Dec
!. south Nov % Canada Dee ]
Upper Peninsula Wisconsin Iowa
Mississippi. Tennessee Kentucky, Pee.
/ Lower Michigan and Ohio. Dec Q
Detroit and vclntys Christmas mail
and packages should be in the post
office Un Dec TO-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
LOST AND FOUND

BLACK aud white cocker spaniel. male.
lost last sunday. 2fsi Glynn, Townsend
s-7s79. Liberal reward for information or
return.
BROWN wallet lost corner Hurlbut. Yer
nor containing money, pictures, Social
E.--..r-a-- r-... L-----.--- --L.Dr-L
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Death aotites

CROUTER-Nov. II. Ross w brother Of
Mrs. William Baston Harry. Ray and
Hagen Crouterl Funeral Monday al \
p, m. from the Harper Mnllgan Funeral
Home, 1880 Hamilton Ave.
CUDIA-Nov. II, Philip, dear husband Of
Myrtle Miller. dear father az Kari and
&c Petty officer Joseph Cudia USN.
Funeral from George r. Warrck Funeral
Home. 1893 =. Grand Blvd. Monday, $50
a m. 81. Wenceslaus Church az 40.
EDWARDS-Charles John. Nov. II. be-
loved husband OF Constance. dear father
81 Warren Marshall, brother Of Raymond,
Mrs. o. Stern and Mrs. G. Malin. Funeral
service from J. ID. Martenson Funeral
Home, 1925 Lawndale, Monday az p. M
ENGGAS rs. i94a, Helen schosn-
brun. wife OF Maurice a. Fnggas mother
or Barbara and Peter Enggas. daughter
Of Sampson and the late Freda r. schoen-
hrun. sister of Leo SchOenbuln Funeral
service al chapel OF VIM r. Hamilton Co,
Cass avenue AZ Alexandrine. Monday morn
Ing al II O'Clock. Instead ~ flowers
memorial contributions may be sent 10
charity.
KREU TIER Ethel v, 1875 West Mile
road, Ferndale az University Of MlChi-
gan Hospital. Nov. ~ loving wife 81
Albert s dear mother Of clyde OF De
troit and Cpl. Gilbert, I. Air Corps,
Harrington Tex sister Of Mrs. J. r.
Myers, Ferndale, Mrs j. p. BaneubrrFer
jamestown. n y. Mrs p ShintOn 81
Los Angeles Cal Mrs William Laughery
OF Mckeeeport, Pa, and William Dean ~
Pontiac. Funeral Monday. o'clock from
Spaulding g. Son Funeral Home 300 ".
Mile road Ferndaie
MICHAISkI PIICINskI Pauline. died
Nov. II. beloved Wife OF Lawrence dear
mother o. Mrs Marina MalkpWski Mrs.
Anna Dziedziak and Stanley PiuCinski sur
vived by - grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren fTfgNIHu mo a.
from KulNlch Funeral Home 4Is6 81.
Aubin az 30 a. M ana az 81 Albertus
Church az q a. m lntefment In Nj
ohvet Cemetery
Mo ,D. Soy 10 1888 dea,
Lewis and Mrs Leonard Houle Funeral
SFryTCF, m0udHy ~ 90 m. AZ The Carl
O. Han Funeral Home 1917 Holden Ave.
Calumet papers please copy
MULLINS Nov. u. c Nelson. aged 20.
beloved husband Of late Cassie dear
Mrs r. n Powell In state al tho Yer
heyden Funeral Home 1890 MACK a.
Outer Drive. untt sunday az ?. Burial,
Boston
OTTATI-Nov ~ 1853 Jenny = al res.
idence. 6323 Ninewood Ave beloved
wife ~ Francis a dear mother 81 Nj.
chael--nn4!A- J..istf-arf,i Fnrrrrf ana yTr
grandchildren Funeral services under aus
pieces ~ Ionic Chapter OBS. No 422, ~
above residence Monday p m and
Norwegian Lutheran Salem Church ;
p m, Gfggs ana Midland AYES
PINkEi Thomas ! 700 Lemay Ave
leriHs hHrbsne ~ Amir r;rar fa-nFf ~
Pfc Thomas Pink-y. Funeral from resi-
dence 700 iemay avenue Monday morn
iug ~ 1888 and 90 81 Rose Church II
O'Clock luterment 81 Alphonsus Gene
terry Windsor Member o. Holy Name
SOCIETY Rosary sunday evening 80
SNEII-Noy u. kenneth & axe a. of
iefs Bedford road Crosse Paiufc De-.
loved husband ~ Charlotte. crar father ~
bifs. Shirley Hafner. Mrs Fnth schultz
AfA Virginia Aikiu ard Barbara grand.
father - Barbara Ann son OF Martha
ara ihr late Al-er Sut'i ~ Hohnke Mars
Funeral from the Ncrh,fdrn FanFra
Rome $1,000 MACK ~ outer Drive Mon.
dsy a. HoDoke Msss papers please
cory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

return
BROWN wallet lost corner Hurlbut. Yer
nor containing money, pictures, Social
Security card. Marion Birned. liberal re-
ward pReNel 1904.
ENGLISH SETTER Black and white ie-
male, lost vicinity RirWood Puritan Re
ward. 1926 BirwOod University a-7s55
LOST-From truck, brown. colonial trunk
"A inches high, 40 inches long, 80 inches
wide wood Stat braces around sides top
and bottom. with flat top 4-lnch red
white and blue stripe painted lengthWlse
through center: "DIplomatico' being
painted IN black on the white stripe d
was tied with rope, weighed between 200
and 300 lbs, and carried address tags.
which were affixed with lacks ana marked
Patsy A. Schmidt Notify Ford News
Purear. Administration Building, Dear
born, Mich Contained silverWare, glass
ware. blankets. etc. which carr identifi-
cation rlarkE Finder please call Agent,
Railway Express Agency Dearborn, Mich,
Liberal reward. Phone Dearborn o303
LOsT-Brown wallet containing gas cou.
p0ns money, social security card. Re.
ward. Joseph sasd Plaza 53s5.
LOST - LAdys diamond wrist watch
Grand River or Vernon highway Re
ward. oregon GiO9
LOST Peklngese dog Friday 1898 Parker
Ave. Fitzroy $40. Reward
LOST Small brown male PekiuFese left
el missing reward. Plaza 5ss6. 1921
~ - 'i-4t-rf-
LOST water spaniel male puppy all
black small white spots on chest name
shppy Reward Trinity 2-o5l0
LOST Irish setter vicinity West outer
Drive and Warren chIld's pei. DEaF-
born 1853
SPRINGER spaniel male, black and white.
LIBERAL reward Townsend T-OGs7.
WILL the person who picked up black
cloth purse on East Grand Boulevard
bus please CaN Ff'gr0y 1884
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
WANT ADS

PsE,
Apartments Tor Rent--Furnished
Apartments for Rent--Unfurnished
Apartment Property for Sale II
Auction Sales
Autos for Sale
Auto Loans
Auto Parts and Wrsckinr
Auto, Truck Repairing
Autos Wanted s.
Bank Loans
Beauty Culture schools
Board and Rooms
Boats and Equipment
Bun gsloWs for Sale cit
Business Oppottunttiss ~
Business Places fot Rent
Business Property for Sale II
Bus transportation
Carpet Cleaners and Dyrrs
Christmas Trees
Coal and Coke
Dancing Instructions
Death Notices
Diamond Loans
Dine and Dance
Electric Rsfrigerators
Electric Washers IL
Employment Agencies
Entertainers and Musicians
Expert Service Directory
: factories, Warehouse 20 Rent
Farms and Lands Tor Sale II
Female Help Wanted s.
lats for Sale ~
Funeral Directors
Furnished FI.,s for Rent
Furnished Houses for Rent
Furnished Rooms Tor Rent
Furniture, Household Goods
Gold aud Jsweirv Wanted
HeIp Wanted-lnstruction
Home Modernization
Hotels
HouseboId Appltsrees
Houses for Rent
Houses Tor Sale a.tI
House Trailers
HoUxekeeptpg Roows
HUNTING and Fishing properiv
lneome Bunralows Tor Rent
Ineonc BungsIo~. for Sale II
Jr,.elrv Tor Sal.
Iake and Rive Propertv for sale ~
Land Contracts II
Laundrfes
Legal Notices
| iauidators
| .it,is Farms for Sale 4,
oan~ on Real Estate /,
Lost and Found
Lumber and Building Materials
Machinery and Supplies
M,Ie and Ferale Help Wanted a.
Male HELM Wanted 4.
Miscellaneous TOR sale
Money 20 Loan
Monuments
MORTGAGES II
Motorcycles and Bievcles
MovinF. Storage. Carriage
Musical Instruments
Music Lessons
New Houses for Sale
Radios and Supplies
Patents and Patent Attorneys
Personals
Pets and Poultry Supplies
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-01-08
.Federbusch
Explains Stand
On Finland

New York (JPS)-The only
reason he permitted the publica-
ton of letter to him from the
Finish Legation in Washington
denying that Jews were persecut-
ed in Finland was to put that
country on record as defying
Hitlerism on the Jewish problem,
DR.. Simon Federbusch, President
of the Hapoel Hamizrachi, and
former Finnish rabbi, told the In
dependent Jewish Press Service,
in commenting on a news story
released by the latter.
1T should be clearly under
Stood" he declared, that my pur-
pose was not to interfere in the
political relations between Fin
land and this country or to white
wash Finland. My only goal was
to get the official assurance of the
Finnish government before the
American public opinion that it
will, in the future, defy Hitlerism
on the Jewish question. This ac-
ton on my part has received the
approval of the President of the
World Jewish Congress, DR..
Stephen S. Wise. May add that
the growing tension between the
United States and Finland follow
ing the Japanese celebration on
the anniversary Of Pearl Harbor
took place after I received the
Finnish statement. For those who
know my Jewish activities, it is
needless for me to emphasize that
I am interested only in the victory
of the United Nations and the sal
walton of our people"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-01-08
NEW YORK ZIONISTS
SWEEP ANTI-ZIONIST
COLLEAGUES OUT
OF OFFICE

New York (JPS)-The organic
ed rabbis of New York, represent
ing the Orthodox, Conservative
and Reform wings in the New
York Board of Jewish Ministers,
delivered singing rebuke to the
handful Of anti-Zionists among
them by eliminating from office
anti-Zionist candidates who had
been scheduled for election to the
highest posts before the Independ-
ent Jewish Press Service broke it's
sensational scoop revealing the
lengths to which the anti-Zionist
rabbis were going to spread their
doctrine through the American
Council for Judaism.
The most remarkable aspect of
the meeting was denunciation of
the American Council for Judaism
by Rabbi Samuel Schulman, emer-
titus of Temple Emanuel, and
leading non-Zionist. The vener-
able rabbi denounced the activities
of his anti-Zionist colleagues and
said: II condemn the American
Council for Judaism, because its
efforts are against the interests Of
the Jewish people" Among 9TH
ers who shared DR.. Schulman's at
titude at the meeting were Rabbi
Moses Haymson, Stephen S. Wise,
Elias Solomon, Louis I. Newman
and Milton Steinberg.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-01-08
SECRETARY ICKES
DISAVOWS ANTI
ZIONIST INFLUENCE

Washington Ops Secretary
of the Interior Harold L.. Ickes is
"a supporter of the movement for
the establishment of Jewish
commonwealth in Palestine" and
no anti-Zionist influence h s
caused him to change his mind,
Americas great fighting liberal
told the Independent Jewish Press
Service, in commenting on the
disclosure by the Press Service OF
a conspiracy among anti-Zionist
rabbis to use American govern
ment influence to defe.t Zionist
purposes in Palestine.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-01-08
We Fight To Live Together
AS One Family: F. d. r.

New (JPS)-"We fighting for the right Of men
to together members of family rather than as mas
ters and Franklin D. Roosevelt declared in
approving of the observance during February 18TH
2St by the National Confer
ence of Christians This will be the tenth annual
Observance period with than 1000 communities
expected join in the ceremonies.
The text of the Presidents message was as follows:
perpetuaton depends the practice
of the brotherhood American conviction in
and that finds his freedom only when
he shares Others People of nation every race
every creed together Americans this
1--WE fighting the right of to live together as
members of family masters and slaves We
are fighting spirit brotherhood which prize in
this country may praccd here and by free every
where promise extend such brotherhood earth
wide which gives hope to all the world.
The war appeal of Brotherhood Week stronger
than
I commend citizens the observance of Brotherhood
week. February 19th28th 1943 like the slogan Victory
for brotherhood the call of the National Con-
ference of and Jews to affirm the religious
principles understanding justice endiness and co-opera-
ton on which realization of brotherhood rests will be
needed across by occupation and
giou allegiance the application of these principles
that makes our country united and strong"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-01-08
10000 JEWS DRIVEN
FROM FRANCE IN
10 DAYS TO GHETTOS

London (JPS)-In the ten days
from December Goth to 3Oth, TO-
900 Jews were deported from
France to ghettos in Eastern Eu-
rope, it is disclosed in authentic
information reaching the indie
pendent Jewish Press Service cor
respondent here. The rate of de-
portations is said to be mounting
steadily and to be greater than
the tempo of last summer, when
worldwide protest followed the
mass explosions.
A new registration of all Jews
in France has been ordered by the
Vichy government, especially in
what was formerly the unoccupied
zone. The Jews in that area will
be classified in three groups:
(1) those born in France; (2) nat
uralized Jews, and (3) alien Jews.
The purpose of the registration is
to extend to the whole of France
the anti-Jewish laws already en-
forced in the previous occupied
area.
Gestapo officials headed by
Heinrich Himmler have assumed
full control of the internal admin
istration of France, according to
reports received by French circles
here. Their first move was the
launching of a drive against the
Jews and pro-Allies, whose arrest
and internment is in progress
throughout the country.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-01-08

This disclosure was made in a
statement issued by Eliezer Kap-
Ian, Treasurer of the Jewish
Agency, and Leo Hermann, Sec
rotary of the Keren Hayesod,
stressing that the responsibility
assumed toward the children
constitutes the first charge on
the entire budget OF the Jewish
Agency for the year 5703." It
was also indicated that an effort
would be made to obtain funds for
the purpose from non-Jewish
sources.
The statement making public,
for the first time, the action taken
by the Government in relation to
Jewish children, emphasized that
the problems of transportation
and of initial accommodations
were being given the most earnest
study by the Jewish Agency,