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Friday, September 11, 1936
WASHINGTON, May 9—Mayor
La Guardia of New York announces
\ir.erican mayors will boycott
municipal congress in Berlin.
NEW YORK, May 11—Judge Ot
to Rosalsky dies at 62.
_ May 12—American Jewish
Committee again vetoes World
Jewish Congress.
new YORK, May 22—Dr. Rich
ard Gottheil, pioneer Zionist and
Semitics scholar, dies at 73.
DETROIT, May 23—Murder re
veals existence of Black Legion,
secret organization of anti-Semitic
and anti-Catholic terrorists.
CINCINNATI, May 29—B'nai
B'rith announces opening of 11th
Hillel Foundation at University of
North Carolina.
SYRACUSE, N. Y., June 3—
Presbyterian Church of America
asks war on anti-Semitism and
race bias.
NEW YORK, June 6—Twenty-
one rabbis join with 26 Protestant
ministers in protesting Nazi war
on Catholic priesthood.
—June 8—Mayor La Guardia or
ders arrest of Robert Edmondson,
city’s number one anti-Semite.
—June 20—Supreme Court Jus
tice Collins rules Nazi racial laws
have no legal standing in U. S.
The Southern Israelite
AWAY FROM THE EVIL SHADOW OF THE SWASTIKA
Page Five
fugee problem, High Commissioner
McDonald declares in letter of res
ignation.
BERLIN, Jan. 2—Germany tells
League of Nations to mind its own
business on Jewish problem; re
jects intercession proposed in re
port of McDonald.
(Continued on Page 8)
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HE. 6800
BREAD — CAKES — ROLLS
FULTON BAKERY
191 Edgewood Ave., S. E.
JA. 3880
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G. K. Pitchford, Mgr.
Pol } P FROM GERMANY—In the pre-Hitler days, there were few German Jewish pioneers in
estme; today, in the Jewish homeland there are thirty thousand, of whom seven thousand are engaged
in agricultural pursuits. The girls pictured above are typical of the new pioneers whose lives are being
re-shaped as they till the soil of Palestine.
FRUITS IN SEASON
V
361 Nelson, S. W.
MA. 3876
118 Edgewood Ave., N. E.
HALEY-STEWART
ELECTRIC CO.
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS
and
SUPPLIES
WA. 2769
H. M. KING
WA. 7795
TAFFAR REPAIR
SHOP
CABINET MAKERS
206 Garnett, S. W.
MA. 3836
CAPE MAY, N. J., June 25—
Central Conference of American
Rabbis asks U. S. government to
grant war exemption to Jewish re
ligious conscientious objectors.
PROVIDENCE, July 6—Dr. Ste
phen S. Wise elected president of
Z. 0. A. by acclamation; Morris
Rothenberg becomes chairman of
administrative committee; Zionist
convention limits term of president
to two years.
NEW YORK, July 9—Rev. L. M.
Birkhead of Kansas City reveals
extent of Fascist anti-Semitic plot
ting in U. S.
WASHINGTON, July 10—6,283
German Jewish refugees admitted
to U. S. since July, 1933, Immigra
tion Bureau reports.
—July 12—Nation mourns death
of Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, good will
champion.
CLEVELAND, July 17—Father
Coughlin renews attack on Jews in
speech at Townsend convention.
Germany
BERLIN, Sept. 12—Segregation
of Jewish children in separate
schools announced; anti-Semitism
keynote of Nazi party congress.
NUREMBERG, Sept. 16—Reich
stag adopts "Jew laws" branding
Jews as an inferior race; Nurem
berg laws ban marriages between
W. T. Cooper
WOOD & COAL
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Phone RA. 4411
865 Hunter, N. W.
COLLINS BAKING COMPANY
Better Bread
AND CAKES
Throughout the South
H. Z. HOPKINS & COMPANY
ADJUSTERS OF FIRE LOSSES FOR THE ASSURED
TRUST COMPANY OF GEORGIA BLDG.
ATLANTA, GA.
H. Z. HOPKINS N. L. GEDDES J. B. TUGGLE
J. H. EWING & SON
REALTY & LOAN CO.
REALTORS
79 Forsyth, N. W.
WA. 1511
Jews and non-Jews, forbid Jews to
employ non-Jewish female servants,
deprive Jews of German citizenship
and bar Jews from displaying
swastika, which becomes official
Reich emblem.
BERLIN, Sept. 18—Nazis offer
trade concessions to Jews if boy
cott is ended.
GENEVA, Sept. 23—League of
Nations orders Danzig to halt an-
ti-Jewish and Catholic policy.
—Sept. 26—Mass emigration to
Ecuador planned by Jews, memo
randum to government by Reich
Representation of Jews reveals.
—Oct. 16 — Nazis release Dr.
Hirsch and Rabbi Baeck.
—Nov. 6--Foreign Jews also
ruled subject to Nazi racial laws.
—Nov. 15—New Nazi decree
clarifies Jewish status: Jews lose
all citizenship rights and civil
posts; new definition of “Jew" set
up, social restrictions modified; no
new curbs on business rights pro
posed.
BERLIN, Nov. 23—League of
National German Jews, pro-Nazi
group, banned, and its leader, Dr.
Max Naumann, arrested.
—Nov. 24—-Jews barred from
stock exchanges; partnerships be
tween Jewish and non-Jewish law
yers ordered dissolved.
—Nov. 27—Jews ask nations to
open doors to them.
GENEVA, Dec. 2—League of
Nations experts’ commission hears
Palestine can absorb majority of
German refugees.
BERLIN, Dec. 4—Jewish emi
gres forbidden to take more than
I $400 worth of goods with them.
—Dec. 5—Persons with two Jew-
! ish grandparents labeled “mon-
I grels."
GENEVA, Dec. 9—League ex
perts propose new autonomous bu
reau for German refugees; recom
mend international status for emi
gres and provision for liquidation
of their capital.
BERLIN, Dec. 9—Importation of
kosher meat forbidden.
—Dec. 11—Property of Dr. Al
bert Einstein’s daughters confis-
|cated.
—Dec. 19—Work permits with
drawn from Jews.
PAINTING AND
DECORATING
Fred Cannon
217 Marietta, N. W.
JA. 4869 JA. 7619-M
Gas - Oils - Lubrication
BOB FOWLER’S
SERVICE STATION
1879 Piedmont Rd., N. E.
HE. 9037
—-Dec. 26—Jews barred from
holding posts as jurors and auc
tioneers; Jewish traveling sales
men lose licenses.
SAARBRUECKEN, Dec. 27—
Jews begin to flee Saar in antici
pation of anti-Semitic laws.
GENEVA, Dec. 30—League of
Nations intervention with Ger
many may be essential to solve re-
at
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