EVERY WEDNESDAY Station WNBR 8:00-8:30 P. M. December 21, 1933 The Week Presiden In Review Temple By Milton Brown (Copyright, 1933, by the Jewish By Samuel B Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) President, National Temple Broth EDITOR'S NOTE: This Column will be an added week- 1 BELIEVE THAT: ly feature of the J.T.A. service. the Brotherhood, Club of the Synagogu Germany- to bring all that the Sy A new onslaught on Jewish trade for- as a House of P and commerce in the Reich was un- leashed this week when, despite the of Study, and a House closer to its members earnest efforts of Minister of Econ- omics Schmitt, the Nazi press in all ing them to do more parts of the country launched into a gogue, and assisting "Don't Buy From Jews" editorial cam- actively their Jewish alties. paign. Jewish merchants were enjoin- ed from dealing in Christmas mer- --the Brotherhood, the chandise or from making any attempts gram, must teach and inspi to obtain any of the Christmas holi- ish layman to recognize day business. Although the Ministery ance of religious faith, no of economics repeated its warnings significant and vtal part against a boyctt of the Jews, the gov- life, but as the essence of ernment-controlled radio system an- Israel. nounced announcements and advertise- -the Brotherhood, pr ments of Jewish concerns would not ing to a race known thr be accepted and most of the news- as "The People of the papers of the country refused to ac- steadfastly offers mea cept Jewish advertising-The boycott and encouragement for e of Nazi Germany will be to blame if Jewish knowledge and und the Reich defaults her external obli- -the Brotherhood, witho gations Dr. Hjalmar Schacht warned. ing to serve as a social lev He attacked Jews for their share in seek to establish democra the boycott. The Nazi press went him within the ranks of the c one better by declaring the Jews were in order to make more forcing Germany to default. Holders successful achievement of of German obligations here and in gational program and to London were skeptical. Diversion of the unity of its spiritual foreign credit balances to buy up -the Brotherhood, reco Reich obligations on a depressed mark- fact that no institution et, they declared would be the cause things to all men, must k of any default in interest and divid- gram essentially religi end payments. broadest sense and must The Ministery of Education report- take secular activities, sin ed that the process of eliminating be, and usually are, mor Jews from the School system of Prus- handled by other groups. sia had been completed. The so-called -the Brotherhood mus Aryan clause was revoked in the Ger- objective constantly and man Protestant Church in an appar- mind and must not pe ent victory for the moderate elements. become bogged in a It will return, it was revealed nor confuse EVERY WEDNESDAY Station WNBR 8:00-8:30 P. M. December 21, 1933 The Week Presiden In Review Temple By Milton Brown (Copyright, 1933, by the Jewish By Samuel B Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) President, National Temple Broth EDITOR'S NOTE: This Column will be an added week- 1 BELIEVE THAT: ly feature of the J.T.A. service. the Brotherhood, Club of the Synagogu Germany- to bring all that the Sy A new onslaught on Jewish trade for- as a House of P and commerce in the Reich was un- leashed this week when, despite the of Study, and a House closer to its members earnest efforts of Minister of Econ- omies Schmitt, the Nazi press in all ing them to do more gogue, and assisting parts of the country launched into a "Don't Buy From Jews" editorial cam- actively their Jewish alties. paign. Jewish merchants were enjoin- ed from dealing in Christmas mer- --the Brotherhood, the chandise or from making any attempts gram, must teach and insp to obtain any of the Christmas holi- ish layman to recognize day business. Although the Ministery ance of religious faith, no of economics repeated its warnings significant and vtal part against a boyctt of the Jews, the gov- life, but as the essence of ernment-controlled radio system an- Israel. nounced announcements and advertise- -the Brotherhood, pr ments of Jewish concerns would not ing to a race known the be accepted and most of the news- as "The People of the papers of the country refused to ac- steadfastly offers mea cept Jewish advertising-The boycott and encouragement for e of Nazi Germany will be to blame if Jewish knowledge and und the Reich defaults her external obli- -the Brotherhood, witho gations Dr. Hjalmar Schacht warned. ing to serve as a social lev He attacked Jews for their share in seek to establish democrat the boycott. The Nazi press went him within the ranks of the CO one better by declaring the Jews were in order to make more forcing Germany to default. Holders successful achievement of of German obligations here and in gational program and to London were skeptical. Diversion of the unity of its spiritual i foreign credit balances to buy up -the Brotherhood, reco Reich obligations on a depressed mark- fact that no institution et, they declared would be the cause things to all men, must k of any default in interest and divid- gram essentially religi end payments. broadest sense and must The Ministery of Education report- take secular activities, sin ed that the process of eliminating be, and usually are, mor Jews from the School system of Prus- handled by other groups. sia had been completed. The so-called -the Brotherhood mus Aryan clause was revoked in the Ger- objective constantly and man Protestant Church in an appar- mind and must not pe ent victory for the moderate elements. become bogged in a It will return, it was revealed nor confuse EVERY WEDNESDAY Station WNBR 8:00-8:30 P. M. December 21, 1933 The Week Presiden In Review Temple By Milton Brown (Copyright, 1933, by the Jewish By Samuel B Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) President, National Temple Broth EDITOR'S NOTE: This Column will be an added week- I BELIEVE THAT: ly feature of the J.T.A. service. -the Brotherhood, Club of the Synagogu Germany- to bring all that the Sy A new onslaught on Jewish trade for- as a House of P and commerce in the Reich was un- leashed this week when, despite the of Study, and a House closer to its members earnest efforts of Minister of Econ- omies Schmitt, the Nazi press in all ing them to do more parts of the country launched into a gogue, and assisting "Don't Buy From Jews" editorial cam- actively their Jewish alties. paign. Jewish merchants were enjoin- ed from dealing in Christmas mer- --the Brotherhood, End chandise or from making any attempts gram, must teach and insp to obtain any of the Christmas holi- ish layman to recognize day business. Although the Ministery ance of religious faith, no of economics repeated its warnings significant and vtal part against a boyett of the Jews, the gov- life, but as the essence of ernment-controlled radio system an- Israel. nounced announcements and advertise- -the Brotherhood, pr ments of Jewish concerns would not ing to a race known the be accepted and most of the news- as "The People of the papers of the country refused to ac- steadfastly offers mea cept Jewish advertising-The boycott and encouragement for e of Nazi Germany will be to blame if Jewish knowledge and und the Reich defaults her external obli- -the Brotherhood, witho gations Dr. Hjalmar Schacht warned. ing to serve as a social lev He attacked Jews for their share in seek to establish democrat the boycott. The Nazi press went him within the ranks of the co one better by declaring the Jews were in order to make more forcing Germany to default. Holders successful achievement of of German obligations here and in gational program and to London were skeptical. Diversion of the unity of its spiritual i foreign credit balances to buy up -the Brotherhood, reco Reich obligations on a depressed mark- fact that no institution et, they declared would be the cause things to all men, must of any default in interest and divid- gram essentially religi end payments. broadest sense and must The Ministery of Education report- take secular activities, sin ed that the process of eliminating be, and usually are, mor Jews from the School system of Prus- handled by other groups. sia had been completed. The so-called -the Brotherhood mus Aryan clause was revoked in the Ger- objective constantly and man Protestant Church in an appar- mind and must not pe ent victory for the moderate elements. become bogged in a It will return, it was revealed confuse EVERY WEDNESDAY Station WNBR 8:00-8:30 P. M. December 21, 1933 The Week Presiden In Review Temple By Milton Brown (Copyright, 1933, by the Jewish By Samuel Telegraphic Agency, Inc.) President, National Temple Broth EDITOR'S NOTE: This Column will be an added week- I BELIEVE THAT: ly feature of the J.T.A. service. the Brotherhood, Club of the Synagogu Germany- to bring all that the Sy A new carlaught on Jewish trade for as a House of P and commerce in the Reich was un- leashed this week when, despite the of Study, and a House earnest efforts of Minister of Econ- closer to its members omics Schmitt, the Nazi press in all ing them to do more parts of the country launched into a gogue, and assisting "Don't Buy From Jews" editorial cam. actively their Jewish alties. paign, Jewish merchants were enjoin- ed from dealing in Christmas mer- -the Brotherhood, chandise or from making any attempts gram, must teach and тир to obtain any of the Christmas holi- ish layman to recognize day business. Although the Ministery ance of religious faith, no of economics repeated its warnings significant and vtal part against a boyett of the Jews, the gov. life, but as the exsenze of ernment-controlled radio system an- Israel. nounced antiouncements and advertise. -the Brotherhood, par ments of Jewish concerns would not ing to a race known the be accepted and most of the news- as "The People of the papers of the country refused to ac- steadfastly offers meaj cept Jewish advertising-The boycott and encouragement for of Nazi Germany will be to blame if Jewish knowledge and und the Reich defaults her external obli- -the Brotherhood, witho gations Dr. Hjalmar Schacht warned. ing to serve as a social lev He attacked Jews for their share in seek to establish democrat the boyeott. The Nazi press went him within the ranks of the one better by declaring the Jews were in order to make more foreing Germany to default. Holders successful achievement of of German obligations here and in gational program and to London were skeptical, Diversion of the unity of its spiritual foreign credit balances to buy up -the Brotherhood, reco Reich obligations on a depressed mark. fact that no institution et, they declared would be the cause things to all men, must of any default in interest and divid- gram essentially religi end payments. broadest sense and must The Sunistery of Education report- take secular activities, sin ed that the process of eliminating be, and usually are mor Jewa from the School system of Prus- handled by other groups sis had been completed. The so-called -the Brotherhood mus Aryan clause was revoked in the Ger- objective constautly and man Protestant Church in-an appar- mind and must not p ent victory for the moderate elements, become bogged In a It will return. It was revealed EVERY WEDNESDAY Station WNBR S2 8:00-8:30 P. 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