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The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle from Milwaukee, Wisconsin • Page 7

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October 10, 1941 THE WISCONSIN JEWISH CHRONICLE 7 Relgians Don Yellow Badges In Lindbergh Defends Anti-Jewish I anted Executive "LYDIA" FEATURED AT THE WARNER Our Film Folk Director of Z. O. Demonstration Agxmst Anti-Jewish Order Lndon JTA) Nazi newspaper in Belgium which reached here report .1. I 1 Position In Forf Wayne Speech Kefuses to Retract" Statement 'Made In Earlier Address; Charges Distortion of Words Superb acting, an Intense and searching love story, and a remark-1 ably fine production keynote Alex! ander Korda'n latest -film. I.vriia.! By HELEN j210 (Cttijrrih, 1IMI.

JTA nvigiuns nave lionnca yei- i vi, limy whuh is now featured at the Warner 'ow badges i mat many protect ausumt the in theatre, ruuy up to mo hin stan Fi.rt Wayne, Ind. (WNS) With-! avoid facts in order to have mv troduction of the yellow Moire foe Jtfwc in thfir 'otintri unit In these days of mud-slinging sub-; Senate investigations. it' comfort- i dards that are the hallmark of the t' i i ing to know our friends. Amomr them orouuc.um, one niav he counted Mary Pickfard, who the lov torlt'" takes an active interest in and is a emer frotn Hollywood. demonstration aeainst the Nan i pational adminiatration.

Spontaneous demonstrations IWI- visitor at the Los Angulea i requent Jewish Home lor Asrert. A a ijuariwi funon, lo'" 1 Jewish laws are siiiiiiariy reported buihiinj; soon to be erected there will if bm Mory of the loves of a Boston Hel-ian Nazi press, "eu'wciaKv by i.y ie called tr.e I'leKiora cunira- 'ni, 'iic nvnri vi j-lcmish Nt Flemish nnwspaper paper aiso a rnetiTi5r for the purpose I.vw. At rttat. The came 1 these funds, ISuddy Ko'er tf raisinir isinir announced ie ir.f of several thousand speeches politically popular. "I have tried and shall continue to try as long as it is possible to jrive you the truth without prejudice and without passion." i "America Answers Lindberg" I Pamphlet Issued i New York The Council Against Intolerance in America announces the! publication of a pamphlet, "America Answers a symposium! cntatninj statements by leading Americans in condemnation" of Lmd- bergh's speech at Des Moines, Iowa, in which he accused the Jewish people along with the Roosevelt administra- fion and the English of leading: Amer- i ica into war.

Mot of the statements in the pamphlet were made in answer to! a telegram sent to them bv the out mentioning his recent anti-Jewish I attack, Charles A. Lindbergh, pro- Nazi American isolationist, defended his anti-Jewish, stand when he tili an America First Committee rally) that "I do not know of a single I have made that has been proved false. "What I have said has been dis- irtoil, sent ewes have been removed from their context, motives and mean-' have been falsely ascribed and word have been inserted that I never used, hut the original record is there i on That I stand," the Hitler-dee-' crated flyer snid. (Speaking in Des Moines last month, Lindbergh charged that the lews, alonfir with the Roosevelt administration snd the British, haw? been! trying to high-pressure the American i people into war, and that the their "influence" in the na- lion's government, press and radio, constituted a threat to the welfare of the country. Ed.

Note) i.r i. dollars from Mary and also her pan to furnish ne room dedicated to the memory of Sarah Delano Roosevelt. I Freddie Bartholomew attended the meetinfr made a donation of fifty dollars. Lady Mendl also made a i fifty dollar conrri'iution. Ixmis B.

Mayer's ister. Mrs. Cummimrs, is i the president and enerpuunjr spirit of the organization. I cs that nil Jew im hae been ordered to ul nut Vheir identity coriis ti the authorit ich to have them restamrxt'd. Iniormation reathinir t'-e Dutch irovernment-.

-exile here tatc that i the N'az) au.htriti"s iu HoiLtrd S.ve issued an order iindubitimr Je tj apptar ia retaui ants, coffee hou, I hoteln, boardintr Louden, theatres, i ine-! mn, port.riir r.tneert, ii- put.lic patkM. t.ios atd other public piaie. Tl ev vil! no lufivrer be alloweil to do any hotpiiiir in public markets, and are not Ceorsre Gordon Battle, co-chairman of M.MOrV t( plastered the Council who asked the contribu-I i with hillhoarda featuring a larjre red tors to "counteract Charles Lind-; YZt idenfof n-i rt. pierced with an arro. and berth's of race and rebirious 1 LP' xlr -arn-ini the legend.

"Adolf Love pa move from their dsel ut by ypecial ssue into American life by a state- cs i Lindv." On the Urttom of some Shetzer, Lindy," On the bottom some threat frnm a.tn,M.li we i leader of saw. was pastei another square which 'of the aid. "One Guess Who Paid for This." aiatmg inns ne naa sarn- mpnf. on ficed his normal life and interests 5n 'lhe trt Ha iiiik hi i i llntwiif HVaonlina ,1 i or i Itcleasesi of t.i wne up cue cuogcis in oenau 01 the mo ationists, Lindherjrh said: ioriranization. He succeeds Kawn i have done this because lVlieve my! Pe rH ll.ri1" Breslau of Washington.

II. C. was a swas- cuntry is in mortal danger and 0-! Th. r.ew executive director of the t.ka and the words. Jews and cau-e 1 could not stand by and see T(l pilera! Council of the Churched zo although a comparatively oumr her iromir to destruction without pit-.

a i. l- i man. ha a 1 msr record of nublic 6erv-1 Accordinir to insiders the investi- i 1 tine everytnmff i nan apainst mat trend. Jewish Socialist Party In Peloid Iondon (JT. The Pol.sh )'ov.

i eminent lias received irfor-imation from Moscow that Henrj i Khrliih and Victor Alur. two prom-j Iiaders of the Bund. Jewih (H-ialist patty of Pol.ind. have lfn released from the Moscow prison where thev wp held since the occupation of the Polish city of Lwow by the Soviet nrmj about two years atro. numUr if rr i itilen ration to investigate will shortly just so much print in the Conres-' clonal record its ailments are dissension, dissolution and worst of! all lack of mastuma.

Senator Nye? with his speeches ice in the -lonisi movement, in uie field of social service and in civic life. Horn in Detroit, on January 16. Mr. Shet7.er graduated from the University of Michigan in 15)21. and in 1024 received his LLB at nett, Mayor F.

H. IGuardia, Cover-, nor Herbert H. I-hman. Bishop G. Ashton Ohlham, Monsigmor John Alfred K.

Smith, Mark Raymond Gram Kwinjr, Booth Tark-' injrton, florothy Thompson, Roliert "I am moved by no personal interest or animosity. I do not speak out of hate for any individuals or ic'Mle. But neither have I tried to Merle Oheron woman in a manner never before attempted on the screen. In the mout modern film technique, the roleg that the four men olnvcd in th Hfu of the Harvard university law school. politically an "untouehaMe.

fcven F. Warner. Walter White, William, Allen White, Wendell Wibkie and Dr. Stenhpn S. Wip.

Bitker-Gerner Shop His father, Mr. Isaac Shetier, is a veteran in the Zionist movement. Takins: an active interest in the Cnmn pIm RvnAnxinn Copies of "America Answers Lind-i berjrh" may be obtained from the With the completion of its third Council Apair.st Intolerance. Room mavor enlargement since it was 05 Lincoln Building-. New York.

Zionist movement since his early youth. Mr. Shetzer has won national-: recojrnirion for his administrative ahil- founded 12 years ao, Bitkor-Gerner i ities and devoted efforts in behalf of at N. Third street now takes! TeTl Aviv JTA All citizens of the upbuilding of the Jewish home- rfint: as one of the most complete Tel Aviv will soon be supplied with gas land in Palestine. He was elected won-en's ready-to-wear shops in the! masks, it was announced by Mayor i a member of the national executive country.

i Rokach. Sufficient masks for committee of the Zionist organization Another 10.000 square feet of floor! every man, woman and child have! of America and also a member of the his best friends ae easrer to avoid i Lydia are brought to liisbt. Tlie story the Lindberirh odor. Senator Brooks told with dignity, clarity, and with finds his presence i needed else- understandinir that jilares it in where. Senator Wheeler vanished the ranks of the year's irreat films, into the west I.ochinvar Mis( oheron in the title role, is as The Sinister Senators are a bit un-: vivacious and charminc But comfortable in the beat of the spot- uives her lurht they turne on themselves.

lilt. show her ahilities Iiexy FDR himself raised the as an actress. She handles the trim-question of legality of such an ex-jsition from youth to old are with a amination. And Washington Repor-deftness that denotes real under-ter Drew Pearson discovers the strik-I standinir of the character, ine analoiry between the questioning jiie four youriir m4.n who love Miss of Jimmy Fidler and the anti-Semitic oUron are exrellent. Georce Gotten, pamphlet distuhute1 by G.

Albeon non tht famiy hutUr who be-I'helps, who Fuerhroraten -ver the renders a portrayal that should win an Academy Award. Said Jack Moffitt, kansaft City A(l thi player, Geortre Reeves newspaperman: "ou can be an hon- the finest of the many lighter est isolationist and still be an honest nf Hans Yarav. na arrested durtnif tie Soviet occupation of similarly Ut-n released from the Moscow prison, 'acrordinjr to the offnal n-prt re by the Polish Government here. No information has arrived as yet alKit tie fate 'f Profcsnur Srhorr. ihief Rabbi of Poland, and the Jewish deputy Dr.

Kmil S-imiwr-tein. both of whvni were similarly arrested by the Soviets Lwow two years airo. immediately upon the entrance of the Red Army into the city. has been added, making the been received and are ready for dis-i national administrative committee ot space tribution. the mayor disclosed.

line Unitea Palestine Appeal. store now over square teet in area. This was accomplished! by takinjr over of the build-i injr to the north of the original stmc-! ture. Tlie exterior and interior have been remodeled to conform to the style and coloring of the main butldinsr. Gestapo Closes All Synagogues In The Czech Protectorate Jews In Croatia Hide In the Woods An Terror Reigns; Home Via JTA Hun- American.

But, unless I nomas Jet-; concert pianist, and Alan Nazi Officials Seek to Divert Anger Of Czech People to Jews; ferson and Georpo Washington were as the naval officer who is last and reateyt love. con wrong, you cant re a jew-oaner ana i j.yjia's New Restrictive Measures Announced hate-broeder and te an honest Amer- atinff with Jews must bear the consequences of excluding themselves from their own nation and will therefor be treated like Jews." Other papers call for the elimination of Jews from Czech towns and their confinement in concentration camps. Tlie Prodelni I.isti declares: London 1.JTA) In an attempt to i divert the jrrowinp; anper of the Czech population from the N'axi reijm I of terror that has been raping in i the Czech Protectorate, the German i officials and the Nazi-dominated Czech press this week launched a tribute sterling performances. Edna May Oliver, John Hal'iday and Sara Ailgood complete the all-star cast. Levers of the ice skating sport hav a treat in atore foi them at the Warner theatre in Republic's The film stars Dorothy I.ewis.

and features the headliners of the "Ice-Capades" road show whi.h has toured the country with spectacular success. viclent drive seeking inflicted upon our thw I 't I -ni St prove that tr.e Jews were tr.e insiig-a Czech Jewish mild, for measures are far too blood has leen shed crimes." dreds of Croatian Jews are iiidirg in the woods to prevent being seued and shot at random by firing quai Ahuh have already executed hutidn-d of Jews during a reign of terror now raging tn Croatia. The Ziarn ra tio 'announced that fifty mic mid Communists" have ticen executed in retaliation for the recent explosion the Zagreb telephone exchange. Meanwhile, the Jews who had been depoitid to the Dainia-tian salt mines have mm-ten as a result of the Italian of the coastal region. T'ie camps whictl tbeV ate i'lti lio A only tile most primitive sanitary health facilities.

The internees nd all their time under the open Ay Without any protection 'ii of weat In Yugoslavia several iuind; Jews have rounded up in ibe seired by the Itaiiai.s. Mot! ot tiir arrests occurred hi the ne.irr Oorhood of Susak and Lubpanu where the ar- i ivsted JeW.l have been confined 111 i concentration camps. The man who won the aluminum contributions contest will at last tie rewarded the prize a kiss from Paulette Goddard. C. B.

DeMille i to hold the stop-watch on the 45- second smack and the gentleman' wife will be there to watch C. B. witch the watch ooh! There's been a piquant story hereabouts concerning the Swiss admiral who was intr.Miur-ed to a "heller." Whereupon the Nazi sneered, "Hah! who ever heard of an admiral without a navy!" "But." retorted the ship-; iess one. "I hear you havo a minister, of justice in your country!" K'Ja Boros. stenographer, is reaping the seeds of good will.

So con-1 fident of her soiven potent ialities were her one-time 'losses in the publicity department, that they vowed they would put her in their first picture if they ever became producers. True to their word they're preparing their first production and she's in it. New Hungarian Party Demands Repeal of Anti-Jewish Legislation In Hungary New York (JTA i An Allied victory is "indispensable' 'to the emancipation of Hungary. Tibor F.ckhaidt. leader of the newly formed "Independent Hungaiy" movement, said in an interview.

Describing the aims of bis "Independent Hungary" as "progressive and liberal," Mr. F-ckhardt declared that he stood for "complete repeal of anti-Jewish legislation" in Hungary. tors of all the activities of recent months. Highspot of the Nazi campaign was a decree issued by Reinhard Hey-drieh, new "Protector" of Bohemia and Moravia, ordeiing the closing down of all synagogues throughout the Protectorate, because "long ago they ceased to serve as a place of religious freedom and became a center of subversive Jews and a hotbed of mouth-to-mouth propaganda." New measures announced by the police decreed that Czechs showing: kindness toward Jews will be severely punished, such action "shows enmity toward Germany." All persons who behave in an "ostentatiously friendly manner to Jews in the streets Soulh African Jewish Doctor Honored for "Gallantry In Action" Johannesburg (JTA) Captain Hayman Harold Samson, a volunteer in the South African Medical Corps tt ached to the South African Air force unit on the African front, was made a member of tlie British Empire Military division for "gallantry in action." Dr. Samson is a well known Capetown physician and a former Rugby player.

(T077ATF)WSfrT or at uublie places" will be liable to'T PIERCE H. IHTKFR i The expansion makes possible the' addition of several new departments; f-ueh a a shoe salon and glove department and provides additional -pace for fittitiar rooms, iounges and displays. Among the other departments are; a coat and fur salon, dress co'-set section, accessories and sports- wear departments, millinery shop and children's section. Modern' in every detail, the store is featured by a new lighting system, year around air conditioning and other refinements for the comfort of pa-; trons. Since its organization in 1023, the! Bitker-Gerner company has steadily risten in position among women's shops in the city.

The most recent expansion was in September, 1937. Officers of the firm are Pierce H. Bitker. president anil general man- ager; J. L.

Bitker, and Mrs. Fred Klitsner. sextretary-trea-. urer. YOU ARE INVITED be taken into protective custody, the police announced.

Commenting on thes drastic mea- sures the Prague radio stuted that: "Jews have played the greatest parti in inciting Czechs against the Ger-; mans, and are particularly involved in organizing resistance in the eco- i nomie sphere. I nese measures oncs and for all put an end to the evil doings of the Jew." The German-controlled Protectorate press hints that these measures are the last warning thnt will be 7.i Pvdl- to join in the 40th Anniversary BANQUET cf the nik writes: "Czechs found associ-1 FlL' Jewish hi CUEST SPEAKERS 'A 1 -v. A I 5t it -) i 1 fy --es'v i 1 iSSw Jouv oH X. -u to2sJ I 6 1 1 1 ii 0 I I I i i i 1 1 1 'uri mm in ir nr i r-xm I kmi- coo01 rii nON. HARRY M.

FISHER Judge aieago C'ireait Cimrt HON. ALBEN M. BARK LEY Majority leader, U. S. Senat Sunday Oct.

26, 1941 at o'cloek Schrocder Hotel Crystal Ballroom On Tfns Same Sfaf-Studded Program "ICE-CAPADES" Jvrs Ellison JERRY COLONNA Doro'hyUwit $150 per plate Ren4 reservation accompanied fcf cheek to J. N. F. office, 5V32 Plankmton Buildmg. t.

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