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AN INDEPENDENT WgKLY SERVING AMERICAN CITIZENS OF JEWISH FAITH OLDEST AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED JEWISH PUBLIC ATION IN THIS TERRITORY iL. 17 NO. 48 ■ IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK fey MILTON BROWN, JTA , HITLER SPEAKS Hitler hasn’t been speaking so ph lately but he was heard a |n this week. And he didn’t Let the Jews. He could prom | he said, that before the war A over there would be no laugh- I among Jews. Ine might reply that the Ger |is, too, apparently are not do- I very much laughing. In his lienee, said the news reports, Ire were ten thousand wounded Jinan soldiers. One feels that |y were not in a laughing mood. Germany last winter underwent I worst winter in its history, tier admitted. This hardly can Ise laughter among Germans per. Hitler promised the Germans Iny things in the past. If they b the Ukraine, the Germans Juld swim in plenty. Instead, ly are swimming in blood. He limed to take over the indus- Kes of other countries and in lad, one wonders if the, non- Jmans he is now bringing into ■many will not wind up run- Ig Germany’s industries. By It April, he was going to make ■many completely free of all »s and yet we are told, that busands of French and Dutch bs are being brought into Ger- Iny on account of the labor Irtage, the Germans being Ided on the battle fronts, pe reports this week from knee indicated that Laval is not llding to the pressure against P concerning the deportation of ks to Germany and to eastern hope. For the first time, the Nazi Bio took cognizance of the pro- K of the Catholic church, the |zi broadcasters declaring that b Jewish issue raised by these ptesters was merely a pretext ' sabotage against the Vichy eminent and Hitlerism. If it be so, all the worse for Hit • It is worthwhile being an in dent for that purpose. LORD MAYOR In London this week, Sir Sam- I Joseph, a Jew, was elected rd Mayor. Sir Samuel served the last war. Forty years ago, "don had a Jewish Lord Mayor the person of Lord Bearsted. from England’s great American minion, came an interesting re st this week showing the extra dinary response being made by e Canadian Jews with regard to fvice in the army. And in Can a, there is much talk now of the >minion after - the war, adopting more liberal immigration policy. Both Canada and Australia are ginning to see the light in this s Pect. if Australian had more °Ple, she would not be in such *** fear of a Japanese invasion, Zangwell once made an apt mment about such lands as stralia and Canada. He spoke “continents who in their mod have mistaken themselves r countries.” But immigration not only of benefit to a coun f >n providing soldiers, but “nUy a boon in times of peaie. ithout the great immigration to 6 United States, the industrial velopment of America would 4 have occurred. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1942 —* " jm. .. ——- * Nazis Print Pamphlets Attacking Pope Geneva (JPS) Launch ing what .is probably the biggest campaign in its ca reer, the Nazi propaganda department has printed 10,- 000,000 pamphlets in six languages to be distributed free in all European coun tries, attacking Pope Pius 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. It 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. It follows, therefore, that the Pope must vacate his office, the Nazis assert. Nazis Forbid Jews To Intermarry 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. Russian Press Lauds Jewish Heroes In Embattled Stalingrad 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 “Mein Kampf” Copyright Taken Over By U. S. Washington (JPS) —That two American publishers have been acting directly on behalf of Adolf Hitler was disclosed as a result of the official Vesting Order is sued by the Office of Alien Prop erty Custodian Leo T. Crowley, who took over the copyrights covering “Mein Kampf, W . IC was first issued in a bowdlerized edition by Houghton, Mifflin Com pany when Hitler first became Chancellor of Germany. The same Boston publishing firm still holds the copyrights. The book is still being issued by an American publisher in its larger form. “Such property and any and all of the proceeds there of shall be held in a special ac count pending further determina tion of the Alien Property Cus todian,” it was ruled. Ickes To Address U. P. A. Heads ’ liHHt m it, jpfjgf One of the most important members of the President’s 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 6th, it was announced yesterday by Dr. Abba Hillel Sil ver, National Chairman of the or ganization. Leaving for a few hours the im portant war agencies which he heads, Secretary Ickes will ad dress the assembled leaders on the importance of mobilizing all of the resources of American Jewry in support of the Jewish war ef fort in Palestine. The National Council of the UnitecT Palestine Appeal is composed of leading members of every Jewish com munity in the country. Germans who were entrenched in hidden pits and ditches 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 ly 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 a group of thirteen trucks bearing ammuni tion through burning streets, un der heavy aerial bombing and ar tillery fire, to relieve a Russian Lower Rates For Palestine Jews In British Army Criticized 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 by 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 Belgian Agency Describes Murder of 14,000 Jews New York (JPS) —The brutal manner in which the Nazis in Esthonia murdered 14,000 Jews is described in a statement issued here by J. A. Goris, Commissioner of In formation for Belgium, who said that the report was writ ten “by a man for whom we can vouch but whose name cannot be made public. We have the fullest confidence in his statements-” The Esthonian Jews were sent to Riga, after a census and requi sition of all property. “These 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 un veiled at Nikanor’s Cave on Mt. Scopus on the first anniversary of the death of Menahem Ussishkin, “Iron Man” of Zionism and presi- j dent of the Jewish National Fund.’ ! In accordance with local cus tom, the plain stone rests hori zontally on the sepulcher, the head facing east. It 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. 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. Palestine forces are only two thirds of the presen'; 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 propor tionately further increased soon to the extent of two-thirds of the recent increases promised in the British rates, he stated. $2.00 a Year 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 j 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 mowed down with machine guns. The execu tion over, the ditch was filled without anyone bothering to as certain whether some of the vic tims were still alive. | “These executions continued for ! 14 days and it has been estimated that the number of executed reached about 14,000, among whom were several hundred Dutchmen and fifty to a hundred Belgians. The executions, which took place during the daytime, were filmed." 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 piloting 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 24th. Attacked by German interceptors, two of the four engines knocked out, the plane riddled by machine gun' bullets, Lipsky brought the ship safely home to her English base. I Jewish Calendar 1 I , Join a Synagogue or Temple Attend Its Services 5703 - 1942 j Yom Kippur Sept. 211 E Succoth _...Sept. 26 | § Hashanah Rabah Oct. 2 | | Shemini Atzereth Oct. 3 | | Simchath Torah Oct. 4 I | *Rosh Chodesh Chesvan Oct 12 E | Rosh Cho’desh Kislev....Nov. 10 | E Hannukah Dec. 4 \ E Rosh Chodesh Tebeth.... Dec. 91 E Fast of Tebeth Dec. 181 | *Observed previous day as | Ewell. All holidays begin at sun- \ | down of day preceding that E j listed above