48 U. S. Publishers Center Speaker Snub Nazi Book Fair THE JEWISH HERALD Cite Censorship of Science and Arts Vol. XII, No. 71 Prov., R. I., Fri., Jan. 28, 1938 5c The Copy New York - Leading book pub­ lishers of the United States wlll take no part in the International Council Petitions League Congress of Book Publishers to be held this year in Leipsig, "because • in Germany the book trade is gagged, as is the newspaper Palestine Artists to Presen t Asks Sal eguarding press."' Another reason is that Propa­ R ecital at Planta-tions Club Of Minority Rights ganda Minister Paul Goebels has Brachah Zfirah and Nahum Nar­ been made honorary sponsor for di, who will be presented in a song Charge P ersecution the congress for the declared pur­ recital of Palestinian and Orien­ By Goga Regime pose of showing the visitors ad­ tal folk lore on Wednesday eve­ vances made under Hitler. ning, February 2, at the Planta­ GENEVA-The World Jewish Called Puppets DR. MORDECAU EZEKIEL tions Auditorium, bring to Provi­ Congress circulated a 100-page "No German publisher will dare dence Jewry a new high in Pales­ petition among members of the at Leipsig to express opinions Dr. Ezekiel, economic adviser I tine musical art. League Council urging the League other than those dictated by the to the Secretary of Agriculture, Educated in Palestine, Brachah to act in behalf of 758,000 Jews National Socialist officials who will speak at the Jewish Com­ was graduated in 1925 from a rule the publishers," says a decla­ I • munity Center on Sunday eve­ school at Meier Shfeyeh, main­ threatened by the anti-Semitic ration signed by forty-eight out­ ning at 8:30 o'clock. He will tained by Junior Hadassah. Am­ program of the new government standing publishers of this coun­ have as his subject, "From bitious to go further, she went to of Rumania. try. Scarcity to Abundance." Berlin in 1927 and studied with The petition attacked the gov­ "It will be a display of ventrilo­ Max Reinhardt. ernment of Premier Octavian quism; the publishing trade will In Berlin she met a Palestinian Goga and charged it with having be the puppet, but the voice will from a different world, a Rus­ violated the 1919 minority treaty be the voice of German bureau­ Jewish !Problem Held sian born artist with a fine West- MICHEL GIBSON guaranteeing liberty and justice • cracy. for all. "Participation in a meeting in ern training in piano and musical Thal of All Mankind composition. Nahum Nardi had .with a series of recitations by A. The petition contained photo­ Germany, with all the implica­ come to Palestine after the World Steinbarg, Peretz and other Yid­ graphs reproducing "offensive tions of such co-operation, would Committee Report pictures published in the Ru- be a contradictions of the very War and immersed himself in dish poets. Points to World studying the remnants of Oriental The concert tour of these dis- manian governmental press" and essence of our function as publish~ testimony of ill treatment of ers!' Hebrew music, and in the idea of tinguished artists is under the aus­ New York-The world crisis writing genuine Palestine music, pices of the Jewish National Work­ Jews derived from Jewish, Eng­ facing J ews today is "part of the which would be modern, yet Ori­ ers' Alliance Branch, labor Zionist lish, French and German sources. • crisis confronting all mankind," ental. Since 1927, as husl;>and and fraternal order. The local re­ The document also charged that Claudelle Colbert the Rumanian government put declared the exequtive committee wife, they have worked together cital is being arranged for by the into practice anti-Semitic doc­ of the American Jewish Congress with increasing success. following committee: Henry Burt, Spurns Nazi .Wreath Zfirah and Nardi will tour joint­ chairman, S. Schprecher, treasur­ trines designed to remove Jews "It has been increasingly clear," ly with the international artist, er; Arthur Korman, secretary; entirely from Rumanian life. New York.-Claudette Colbert, the report stated, "that the prob- Michel Gibson, formerly of the Max Berman, Morris Beeber, Solo­ noted screen actress, refused to be !ems of Jews, never wholly absent Maurice Schwartz Art Theatre. mon Lightman. Harry Chaet and • photographed with a floral wreath from the world scene, have, dur­ Gibson will complete the program Joseph Bliler. Refugees to Run presented to her before sailing for ing the last year, been thrust in­ Europe on an Italian ship until a to a more conspicuous place, and Trains in Palestine swastika flag attached to the that those problems c-annot intel­ Cohens Numerically Lead I1i wreath was removed. When Miss ligently be dealt with except Jerusalem - American students Colbert was given the wreath she against the background of inter­ Who's Who in U. S. Jewry who may travel on Palestine rail­ national developments . noticed that it was decorated with New York.--Cohen is the most wens and one Kone for a total of. wa ys next year will not lack intel­ • many flags, among them the swas­ "The Nazi German government lectual conversation, if they chat has, since 1933, taken the lead ni frequently listed name among the 216. The names Levi and Levy, tika. When the photographers their variations runs second with conductors, baggage masters, tried to get her to pose with the tearing up t reaties, in undermin­ 10,000 in the new third edition of clerks or even members of the ing the independence of other Who's Who in American Jewry, 136. floral decoration she angrily re­ Classified by occupations, law­ crew. states, in starting a worldwide ar­ published by the fused until the swastika was re­ lead, numbering 1,521, or 17.9 The railways will run, accord­ maments r,ace, and in making war National News moved. In private life Miss Colbert cent. Among them are Louis ing to authoritative advices from and conquest the supreme goals Ass'n., Inc., 72 is the•wife of Dr. Joel Pressman, Brandeis and Benjamin N. Car­ Jerusalem, via Paris, by refugee of national policy.'" Fifth Ave. noted Jewish physician. Associate Justices of the German A. B.'s A. M.'s and Ph. There are 134 D's, who have just finished cour­ States Supreme Court. CATHOLIC IMl>RISONED of the Cohens, Queried by the editors abou; her ses in railroading under the aus­ to which may pices of the French Government Praha - The Leipzig Criminal in the book, Norma Shearer, Ahavalh Sholom be added forty- and have been aceepted by the Court today sentenced a Catholic lady .of the screen, who was British authorities of the man­ of mixed "Aryan" and Jewish an- six Cohns, nine- born Catholic, requested that she date with the approval of the local Jo Hold Carnival cestry to four months' imprison- teen Kohns, two be called Jewish. Miss Shearer, Jewish organizations. A bazaar, under the sponsor­ ment for hiding his part-Jewish Cohans, three wife of the late Irving Thalberg, origin when applying for a job, it Norma Shearer Cohons, six ship of the Ahavath Sholom Syn­ changed to her husband's religion was reported here. ,.Cones, two Cowans, three Co- • agogue, will be held in the vestry at the time of their marriage. Their two children are being raised Women's Committee of the Synagogue, corner Howell Pioneer Wonien to Cekbrate in the Jewish faith. and Scott streets. on the evenings of J anuary 30, 31 and February 1. At Center Io Meet Proceeds will be used for the B·arr-Mitzvah Year at Meeting R. I. State Grads . The annual meeting of the benefit of those children who can­ The Bar-Mitzvah year of the ond time as a delegate to the TO Honor Rep. Meade Women's Committee of the Jewish not afford to pay tuition at the Women Pioneers will be celebrated Zionist Cosgress. David G. Geffner is general Community Center will be held • Talmud Torah. An electric re­ At the Celebration Meeting, of­ frigP-rator will be given away. The by the local group on February 7 chairman for a testimonial dinner next Monday evening, January 31 ficers will be elected for the en­ public is cordially invited to at- Iat Zinn's Banquet_ Hall, at w~ich to be held on March 12 at the Nar- at 2:15 o'clock at the Jewish Com­ suing season. Mrs. Samuel Sur­ munilty Center. tend. - time, Mrs. Hessia Kupermmtz, dut is chairman of the affair. Can­ ragansett Hotel in honor of Rep. John E. Meade. The dinner is giv­ Mrs. L. Justin Huddish will give Palestinian pioneer, will be the tor Jacob Waid will entertain several dramatic readings; Louis Museum Presented !principal speaker. several vocal ~elections. en in recognition of the meri.tori­ • ous services renderedin behalf of Brouder will play several violin se­ Picture by Rothschild Having returned to this country Rhode Island State College. lections; and Melvin Chernick will last October from the 20th Zionist London.-The National Gallery's Others on the committee include describe some of the Center activi­ world-famous art collection this Congress, for which she was a Allen J . Strauss, H. Benton Rosen, ties. week was enriched by the addition delegate, Mrs. Kupermintz has Jules Zucker, Madelyn Marks, Ma­ Mrs. Louis I . Kramer will pre­ been touring the country, visiting tilda Litwin, Maxweil Waldman, sent her annual report as president of Van Dyck's celebrated "The Ab- the 125 An1encan · c l u b s of th e be Scaglia Adoring Virgin and £rving Patt and Ruth SUverman. of the Womep.'s Committe. Pioneer Women's Organization. Child", presented to it by Anthony Mrs. David Meyers and Mrs. A short, slender woman, Mrs. Ku­ de Rothschild of the noted banking Samuel Wachenheimer are co­ family. permintz is thirty-eight years old. Council Women Ho,ld chairmen for the reception which Her appearance is older, but the The picture was a gift in mem- . . . Round Table Confab is to follow the meeting. Mrs. Ber­ tram L. Bernhardt is chairman of ory of Mr. Rothschild's aunt, the radiant vitality as she speaks gives The International Relations late Lady Louisa de Rothschild her face a youthful enthusiasm. the nominating committee. ' Her large, weather-worn hands, Group, Providence Section, Na- ~n~t her daughter, LaC;iy Constance her red hair combed straight back, tional council of Jewish ' women. Revoke Right of Jews a ersea. her strong, lined face, reveal the met for a round table discussion peasant life she has lived as a pi­ of ' 'Billions for Defense" last To Possess Weapons NORWEGIAN VERSION oneer. She is a member of the Wednesday afternoon at the home Vienna ~ Reports from Bucha­ Oslo.-Norwegia.ns this week secretariat of the Moatzoth Hapoa­ of the chairman, Mrs. Samuel rest said today that police had have the opportunity to read I. J. loth, the Working Women's Coun­ Wachenheimer, 395 Lloyd avenue. ordered that no Jews may possess Singer's Yiddish masterpiece, "The cil, and an active member in other Mrs. Mon-is Cowen and Mrs. Da- weapons. It was said that Jews Brothers Ashkenazi." A Norwegian organizations within the labor vid Gilman led the discussion. who held permits to possess arms translation has just been published group such as Kupath Cholim. Last Hostesses were Mrs. Everett were orderei;t to retu.rn their per­ • here. summer, she served for the sec- MKS. HESSIA KUPERMINTZ Cowen and Mrs. Moses, Mickler. mits. • 2 THE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1938 Horne for Aged Association Arrested for ·Giving • Jr. Hadassah Meets Hadassah to Observe Aid to Refugees Feb. 7at Biltmore Sets Goal of 500 Donors Oneg Shebat Custom Berlin-Giving no explanation A special meeting was held Wed- .the date for the major luncheon or charges, German secret Politi­ cal palice last week arrested the nesday afternoon in the Narra- event which would end the don­ Rabbi Bilgray Plans Open Meeting Rev. Max Groesser, after his re­ To Address Group gansett Hotel, to aiscuss way and ors' drive. On February 5 turn to Hamburg from this coun­ • means of attaining 500 donors, in Mrs: Michaelson announced the try where he has been caring for At a board meeting of Junior d 1 bein ed b th followmg appointments to the va- Oneg Shebat signifies a joyous a r ve g spansor Y e rious committees: Catholic, Christians, and Jewish Hadassah, held last Monday eve­ and pleasant Sabbath. The cus­ refugees, ning, announcement was made Ladies'· Association of the Jewish Mrs. Charles Z. Alexander, tom of pursuing study in a less Home for the Aged. Mrs. Samuel Father Groesser is the secretary­ that the next regular meeting of honorary chairman; Mrs. Archie serouis vein on this Sabbath was general of St. Raphael's SOcietJ, Febru­ Michaelson, chairman, urged co­ the group will be held on A. Albert, co-chairman; Mrs. John practiced in Jewish life long ago. a world Catholic organization for ary 7 at the Biltmore Hotel. Guest operation for the cause of the Jew­ J . Rouslin, program; Mrs. Herman Hadassah has revived this custom assisting emigres and refugees of speaker for the evening will be ish aged of, this city and state Swartz, t reasurer ; Mrs. Irving among its 375 chapters through­ and declared that the Ladies' As- all sorts. • Rabbi Albert T. Bilgray, of Tem­ Fain, financial serretary; Mrs. out the United States, by desig­ ple Beth-EI. Miss Muriel Kaplan, sociation had for a long time, Samuel Deutsch, luncheon, Mrs. nating this a Sabbath, when cul- piano-accordionist, will enter­ cherished the desire of installing Barney M. Goldberg, t elephone tural programs, consisting of mu- provided by Mrs. Grace Fain and tain. an elevator in the Home on Hill- squad; Mrs. Isidor S. Low, ex- sic and addresses or book reviews Mrs. Mack Forman . Announcement was also made side avenue and were hopeful that officio; are to be given, thus providing in- Tea will be served by Mrs. Es- the current campagn would help that the N. E. Regional Coo/en­ General Committees: Mesdames tellectual and social entertain- ther Pritsker and Mrs. Louis Fain, fulfill their ambition in this re'... tion of the prganization is to be Morris Berry, Martin Curran, ment. chairman and co-chairman, re- hfld in Providence in March. spect. Pawtucket, Morris S. Cooper, On Feb. 5, at 2 o'clock, Oneg spectively. Plans were outlined by Miss March ninth was agreed on as Joseph Dressler, Arthur Darmon, Shebbat will be observed by the Esta Wexler, chairman, for the Woonsocket; David Dwares, Philip local chapter of Hadassah with an bridge to be held on February 8, Dwares, Jacob Ernstof, Samuel H. open meeting at Temple Emanuel at Touro Hall, 88 Mathewson Unity of Palestine Ernstof, Maurice L. Felder,• J . D. Miss Ruth Kaplan will present a street. A door prize will be given. Grossman, Samuel Ganzer, Mau- book review. A playlet of four Committee arranging for the af­ Arabs Seen Unsf able rice . Handman, Louis Hurwitz, scenes, depicting the life of Hen­ • fair is as follows: The Misses David Kahanovsky, Philip Korb, rietta Szold will be given, directed Muriel Dauer, Beatrice Sandperil, London-The Zionist movement Louis Linder, Max Levy, Newport; by Mrs. Marion Brooks Strauss. Beatrice Goldstein, Ruth Bern­ has united the Palestine Arabs, David Meyers, Samuel Markoff, The following women will parti­ stein, Paula Dauer, Selma Wood­ but this harmony is "as uncom- Samuel M. Magid, Joseph Nut- cipate: Mesdames Arthur Kaplan, man, Celia Kapelow, Bertha Fein­ fortable as it is unnl!,tural and a man, s. Pollock, George Press, E. George Gerber, Morris Cowen and stein, Claire Ernstof, ex-officio, slight turn of the Political wheel Rosen, s. Rosenfeld, Matthew E. Harry Triedman. Music will be Charlotte and Evelyn Brown, would soon crack the solid front Segool, Samuel Soforenko, Vin- Edith Philips, Emma Cleinman, and reveal old divisions," declares cent Sorrentino, A. L. Sutton, B. • Ann Bercovitz, Ann Smith, Char­ Archer Cust, formerly of the Pal- Tichman N. White Peter Woolf. "For Quality and Service" lotte Weiner and Muriel Krevolin. estine administration. in an arti- At th~ regular ~eeting to be TONIGHT do a thoughtful thing Miss Krevolin, cultural chair­ cle on "The Mufti and His held Wednesday afternoon, Feb- E S C d 11' - something that will give pleas­ man, announced that cultural Friends" in the Sunday Observl)r. ruary 2, Mrs. Louis I. Kramer will • • ran a 5 ue to one you love - something that Cust regards Jamal el Husseini, present a book review on Elliot will give you pleasure, too. Telephone meetings will be held, following your Mother! You know how happy board meetings at the Biltmore fugitive president of the Palestine Paul's "The Life and Death of a Dairy ~he will be to hear from you. Hotel, on every second Monday in Arab Party, as the real brains be- Spanish Town." Out of town calls - of 26 miles or Properly Pasteurized the month. Members are urged hind the Arab movement. .nore- cost less evenings after 7 and to attend. MILK and CREAM ,11 day Sunday. Then you can tele­ • phone 64 miles for 25¢* - 80 miles Bluebeard "Victim" OBITUARY A Friend to the Jewish People for 30¢* - 96 miles for 35¢* - 140 Carol's British Friend Found Safe in U. S. miles for 45¢*. Paris. - Authorities announced DAVID K . GERSTENBLATT 12 Lowell Ave. WEst 4358 • 3 minute station-to-station rates. Protests Against Goga NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO . London. - Protesting treatment that Michael Stein, sixty-nine, Funeral services were held last of Jews under the Goga cabinet in whose name had been found in a week for David K. Gerstenblatt, ' Roumania, Commander Oliver notebook belonging to Eugene 53, of 252 Warrington street, pro­ • Locker-Lampson, who helped Rou­ George Weidmann, confessed Bluei prietor of meat markets in this mania's royal family when they beard killer, had been found in city and Pawtucket for several were driven out of their country Baltimore. years, who died at his home fol- during the World War, this week For a time the police had con- lowing a long illness. cabled King Carol that Goga's dif­ side11ed the possibility that Stein Born in Austria, Mr. Gersten­ ferentiation against minorities was had been another victim of Weid- blatt came to this country in 1901. When-! You "making it difficult for Englishmen µiann, who has COJ\fessed he killed For the last 20 years he conducted • to go on wearing Roumanian me­ Jean de Koven, Brooklyn dancer, a retail meat market at 747 Cran­ dals." and half a dozen others. ston street. He was also owner of A court commission will be sent the Economy Market, 1186 Elm- to Baltimore to question Stein. wood avenue, and the Pheasant Market, Raleigh avenue, Pawtuc­ BORROW MONEY For That Real Attempts Suicide ket. He was a member of the United LOW COST IS IMPORTANT Delicious Meal to A void Deportation Commercial Travelers, Odessa Hewlett, L. I. Cleveland, fairs and will obviate tlie pres­ had arisen in the lives and fates of told nearly a thousand persons ent swarm of events scheduled on Montlay afternoon at 2 o'clock, 5,000,000 Jews overseas. American who attended the United Pales­ for the same evening. at Weinstein's Banquet Hall, Wey~ aid, he said, represented the prim­ tine Appeal mass meeting held in Representatives of organiza­ bosset street. Mrs. William Abrams ary hope of these millions of hu­ Central High auditorium last Wed­ tions can obtain more informa­ and Mrs. Harry Goldenberg are man beings and they looked chief­ tion concerning the Community chairman and co-chairman, re­ nesday night that Jews should RABBI JONAH WISE ly to the American Joint Distribu­ Calendar by calling DExter not despair because conditions are spectively, of the affair.· The fol­ tion Committee for aid. 6730. unfavorable. lowing committee is assisting: "Persecution and proscription "The question of partition does Mesdames William Amber, Frank Roumania Turns Fi1re are making their existence all but Abrams, Joseph Kominsky, Rich­ not enter the question," Rabbi Sil­ Rabbi Silver said, they will not On Jewish Doctors impossible in many regions at a ard Bailey, Louis Yarlas, Charles ver said. "We are going to build a stop it; for there will come a new Vienna.-News agency dispatch­ time when it is difficult, if not Strauss, Irving Gordon, Zelig Gor­ national home in Palestine, par­ day when tolerance, international es from Bucharest reported that impossible, to find havens where don, Louis Dress, Jack Dress, Ben tition or no partition." good will and justice again will be Minister of Labor George Cuza most of them can flee to," said Poulten, Irving Avrutsky. Rabbi Silver, as national chair­ restored. in a decree ordered the immediate Dr. Kahn. man of the United Palestine Ap­ In referring once more to the Mesdames Al Cohen, Michael replacement of Jewsish "panel" peal, was presented with a check unstable conditions in Palestine, Cohen, Harry Uloff, Louis Uloff, physicians with non-Jewish Ru­ of $5,000 on behalf of the local Rabbi Silver stated that he be­ Benjamin Yaffe, Harry Goldberg, manians. Palestine Appeal. lieved the recent stiff attitude of Han-y Bader, Martin Bernstein, • Archibald Silverman, R. I. cam- the British Government would do Samuel Rotmer, Irving Peskin, R.K.O.ALBEE paign chairman was toastmaster much in restoring peace and order. Morris Ratush and George Rice. for the meeting. Mrs. Archibald At the tea, tickets will be drawn ON OUR STAGE Silverman introduced Rabbi Sil- TO ATTENl> EXHIBIT for the raffle being held in con­ junction with the affair. Proceeds ver. London-Jacob Epstein, whose Rabbi Goldman, representing latest figure of Christ, "Consum­ will be forwarded to Denver, rJFATS WALLER" • where the Jewish Consumptives STARTS FRIDAY the local district at the Washing- matum Est," provoked a great ton conference held last week-end, controversy in art circles, was se­ Relief Society maintains its sani­ presented his report. lected to represent British sculp- tarium. "Swing Your Lad~,'' ~~f ORCHESTRA While terrorists are hampering tl_!re at the Venice International with With the building of a Jewish nation, Art Exhibition next year. Humphrey Bogart and CHUCK and CHUCKLES Symphony Concert Frank McHugh FOUR STEP BROTHERS -CAST OF 40- Tuesday at Mel plus "Invisible Menace" 0N SCREEN The following program will be PRESTON FOSTER ·CASTLE with THEATRE presented at the Providence Sym- WHITNEY BOURNE phony Orchestra concert, to be ______Boris Karloff , _ _. Starting Friday Sun., Mon., Tues. a Wed. given next Tuesday evening at the • ON OUR STAGE Metropolitan Theatre, with Dr. The Chicago Stage Sensation! "True Confession" Wassili Leps conducting: "Playgirls of 1938" "Thoroughbreds WAGNER - Overture to the With opera, The Flying Dutchman. Fray an,d Braggiotti 50 PEOPLE Don't Cry" MABEL DANIELS - Pirate's Is­ FAMOUS DUO PIANISTS land. (First time in Providence.) ON THE SCREEN Thun., Fri. a Sat. WITH THE RA VEL--La Valse (Excerpts) Smith Ballew ''Tovarich" RACHMANINOFF - Prelude in Providence Symphony Orchestra in C Sharp Minor DR. WAS SILi LEPS, CONDUC'l'OR "Hawaiian Buckaroo" "Boys of the Street" Fay and Braggiotti MENDELSSOHN-Noctorne and POPULAR CONCERT Scherzo Metropolitan Theatre, Tuesday, Feb. 1, at 8 :30 P. M. LISZT-Libestraum Tickets: $2.00, $1.50 $1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c RA VEL--Bolero/ BRAGGIOTTI-Second Suite of NOW ON SALE Variations on "Yankee Doodle" AVERY PIANO S'I'ORE. 256 WEYBOSSE'I' PIERCE'S SHOE STORE, 173 WES'J'jUINSTER Fray and Braggiotti S'I'EINER'l"S INC., 46 SNO~\' ST, BERLIOZ-Rakoczy March from Damnation of Faust.

Where You ALWAYS Shop with Confidence Jews to Confirm • Negro Boy Singer Newark.-Proud of his Judaic Mid-Winter tradition and famous rabbi ances­ tor, a 13-year old Negro boy be­ came of age in his religion and his singing teacher said he was well Reniarlzable SALE • Furniture Sale on the way to becoming a great cantor. As a special honor for a brilliant scholastic record in the past four Photograph With A Great Spread years, David Ohio, is spending two months achusetts and this state. of Germany, the bulk of such funds being diverted from the Winter with her aunt, Mrs. Morris Chase League Calendar Relief Fund . . . German and foreign newspapers maintained, subsi: of 150 Pembroke avenue. dized and bribed, by this fund; total 300, the report goes .. . • To Marry in Style, Friday, January 28 Have ])aughter G" 1,_ p T N PROPAGANDA-CECIL BEATON'S bigoted contribution to Mr. and Mrs. Morris Levin of 62 Iru ay ax OW Council Book Review, after­ Vogue isn't the first obeisance he's made to the cause of HITL~ and Marbury avenue, Pawtucket, are Kovn0-The cooperative idea noon. Fascism . .. In the January 3 issue of Life, is a photo of KATHERINE receiving congratulations on the was extended this week to the Monday, January 31 HEPBURN, in supposedly a mystic pose . . . What it really is, is MISS birth of 8: daughter on January 23. problem of raising dowries for Center Women's Committee, HEPBURN standing erect with her arm upraised rigidly-in the best Mrs. Levin was the former Miss needy Jewish brides in Lithuania, afternoon. Fascist salute ever seen this side of Germany. Fay Max of Pawtucket. through creation of a Jewish J. C. R. S. Donor's Tea, af­ brides' cooperative. Miss ~asker Engaged ternoon. The cooperative has a member­ Announcement was made last Tuesday, February 1 Tel. GA. 7876 Eye" Examined ROOM FOR RENT ship of several thousand women, o~ccullst•s Prescrl1•tlo11s Filled week by Mr. and Mrs. Harris L. , Ladies' Union Aid, afternoon. each of whom are to be assessed Pleasant room is available for Lisker cf the engagement of their Temple Beth-Israel Board Dr. J.P. Krevolin Jewish couple or girl in home daughter, Miss Evelyn Lisker, to two lits (34 cents) from which Meeting, afternoon. Optometrist with private family, with or will be provided dowries for any Hours: E,,enings "1-S nnd by Morris Abramow, son of Abraham Wednesday, February 2 Appointment without board. For further de­ '75 Laurlston St., Providence, R. I. tails, call in morning, DExter I. Abramow of Rochester, N. Y. member who is about to be mar­ Home for Aged, afternoon. ried. Near Hope Theatre 2685. Attends Convent.ion • Mrs. Pierre Brunschwig repre­ sented the Providence Section, Na­ tional Council of Jewish Women, at the triennial five-day conven­ tion of the organization, held this week 1n Pittsburgh. Announces Betrothal Mrs. Ida Troberman of Linwood avenue has announced the en­ gagement of her daughter, Miss Anne Troberman to Harold carle­ ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Carleton of St. John, New Bruns­ wick. • Reunited Mrs. Sarah Greenblatt of Day­ t,on, Ohio, was the guest this week of Mr. and Mrs. Max Chase of Sev­ enth street. This is Mrs. Green­ blatt's first visit 1n forty years to the Chases. Son Bom Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cohen have announced the birth of a son, Myron Arthur, on January 2. Mrs. Cohen is the former Miss Anne Ackerman. Returnln&' From Florida Mrs. Morris Ratush of Lancaster street 1s returning this week to Providence, after a tnree weeks' stay in Miami Beach, Florida.· Attend Daughter's Marriage Mr. and Mrs. Morris Friedman of Pembroke avenue have left for New York City, where they will at­ tend the weddl of their dau hter THE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1938 5 Rabbi_ Warns Congress Militant ------.., ------Commits Suicide Hits al Discrimination "I wonder how many of you," wealth, how broad their philan- Appoint Judges Rabbi Cohen said, "are asking thropies, we will crush them for- For Cake Contest yourselves whether Jewish' employ- ever from the face of J ewish life. • Mrs. Leo Bojar and Mrs. P earl By Jewish Employers ers are joining in this discrimina­ Wants a Square I>eal Ernstof have been appainted tion, and I must answer yes many Believe Boycott "We do not ask any employer, judges for the Cake Contest to Jewish employers are discriminat­ Gen tile or Jew, to give a Jew a be held Thursday, February 10, May Modify Policy ing against their own people. "When we have prepared a case job. We ask them on1y to give /in the Temple, under the auspices Pittsburgh- Rabbi J . X . Cohen the Jew a square deal, to give him of the Daughterhood of Temple of New York City lefi an admoni­ against these Jewish employers justice." Beth Israel. This is the second tion with the American Jewls that cannot be attacked as libel- Congress t o become "militan t or ous, we will go before them and The speaker said the congress annual cake contest held by that perish ." ask them to modify their policy. is investigating "hundreds of cor- body. The chairman is Jean He charged in an address before If they say n o, God h ave pity on porations" and warned that J ews Mandelowitz. the congress that discrimination them. of America may be forced to boy- against the Jew in New York City "I don't care h ow high their cott· those corporations which bar "is rampant" and declared that position is. How great their Jews from Jobs. 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Scores Foes Conference Seeks fleer declare : $4,500,000 Fund "Subtle pressures may be exert­ Of Democracy ed on you as on other minority Washington - Secretary of In­ groups to array yourselves not ple's wealth, labor and lives, but terior Ickes told the WPA confer­ with, but against, those battling that political power of the people ence her that only despair causes to preserve democracy, did not surrender to economic men to yield "their liberty and "Never forget that the foes of power where the ownership of Imported and packaged by us. 1-lomeland is a their democracy to a dictatorship democracy in other lands were property was sufficiently spread delicious broken Orange Pekoe. 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