• 7emple 3eth-::=.:L Broad & Glenha~ Sts . II ~ditcl6i11/~ II THE JEW ?rovidelnces.R .HI. HERALD The Syrian Armistice The city of Acco (Acr e), Pal estine, was the scene for the n e- gotiations and conclusions of the VOL. XVI No. 22 PROVIDENCE. R. L. _FRIDAY. JULY 25. 1941 5 CENTS tHE COPY Armistice which bronght to an end the paradoxical and tragic cha pter of the Franco-British Defense Training struggle for the control ~f Syria. League Scores AIDe.rica Acco was the site of m any ex Given in Yiddish ploits in Biblical times and of Hear Siberian Exiles significant military events in la• First CoIDDlittee Policies ter periods which affected the May Return to Russia history of Palestine a nd of the LONDON, (JPS). - As part of Near East. Acco was also th e the civil defense training now be Colony · Charge Editorial place where Napolean suffer ed ing carried on throughout the So "Jimmy" Visits Labor one of the defeats which ulti Yiet Union under the supervision Attacks Minorities mately led to Waterloo. of British experts who Dew there The satisfaction manifested by soon after the Russian-German Flynn Supports Wording the Arab populace of Beirut war broke out, the Soviet Gov Of Committee's .Bulletin when General Sir Henry J\tait --ernmen l has arranged for a ser· NEW YORK, (IPSl. - Ch-arg land Wilson, Commander of the ies of talks on civil defense to be i,og lhal HiUer'-s veaoe proposals, British Army, and General Geor given in Yiddish cities h aving e,,en if U>.ey should gu.araol;ee lite ges Catroux, leader of the Free large populations. independence of Nazi-<>e00pied French force~ took over the lnstruction is given in the use oountries, woul.d be pmLested in reins from Vichy's High Com· of gas masks~ the dousing of in the United -Stales by "refugee missioner Henri Fernand Dentz, cendiary bombs ano first aid. Germans and their f eiiow racial will be shared by all who are 160,000 May Return and religious bre:tlmen," I.he Am conc'e.rned in the maintenance of Rumors persist here that the erica Fi.rs! Bulletin, in an editor peace in the Eastern Mediter· large-scale alteration in Soviet ial called "''Peace"',, oomes oul in ranean and by all who are striv policy now under way may r e i ls fir.st published .atremp! lo ing for the ultimate triumph of sult in the r eturn from Siberia create .a line of
2 'l"HE JEWISH HERALD. PROVIDENCE. R. L. FRIDAY. Jm.Y 25, 1941 On Advisory Board THE JEWISH HERALD 'Mayflower. 5 th Columnists' Hit The Jewish Home Newspa per o! Rhode Island. Publish ed Ever y '\Veek in the Year by the Jewlsh P ress Publishing Company. Dickstein Lashes Subscription Rates :... Five Cents the Registrants Warned to Notify Copy; By Mall, $2.00 Per Annu m. Walter Rutman, Editor ; J acob Lei chter, Advertising Manager. Subversive Units 76 Dorrance Street, Tel. GAspee 4312. Boards of'Change in Status Case-Mead Building. Claims Native Groups Brigadier General Herbert R. Entered a s Second-Class Matter a t the Post-Office, Providence, R. I., Un der Dean, state director of Selective the Board should be advised im the Act of March 3, 1879. Undermining America mediately of the marriage, or di WASffiNGTON, (JPS). Not Senoice, disclosed today the fact The Jewish Herald, invites corr espond vorce, of a registr ant. ence on subjects of interest to the only the representati"es of for that some registrants fail to no J ewish people but disclaims respon tify Local Boards of changes in "Local Boards should also be sibility for an indorsement of the eign doctrines, against all of views expressed by the wr iters. whom a ,igilant watch is being status. Pointing out th!.t this is informed of changes in physical kept no matter what turn the a most important obligation, be condition, subsequent to physical war takes., but also a native group commented on the situation as examination. Presumin.g a man Urge Change in who boast of their l!ayflower follows: were placed in Class 1-B (fit for heritage are responsible for try ":\'teglect to notify Local Boards limited military service only), or Anti-Zionist Policy ing to undenuine the unit,· of the of changes "f address is noted IV-F, because of defects in his LONDON. - An appeal to the physical condition - poor teeth, United States, Con,,"l'essman Sam frequenUy. By_ this time, it is Soviet gover nment to recollsider for example, and he later had the uel Dickstein of New York charg presumed that every registrant its anti-Zionist policy is publish defeels remedied, or some other HE.t'
I l\:.l.ln.-o!-;e·f·::·:c·;-:-:-;-,~;;~-t--,w-~---;-!i'•:-.n·M~-~-~-w•?i·;~-,;-/-,~tr-:·:t·Au-~.;;J:~ 1-- ancy 1 0 -~,--AKE WQMA N Sf tielh wedding anniversary, Mr. 10. The cer emony will be per------' 1v: BT EDYTHE JAY , and Mrs. George J. Leven of 106 formed by Rabbi Nathan Taragin 1 ¾ cups slfled cake 1 cup sugar (scant) Despite its dignified and colourful past Blackstone boulevard, will leave in his study, at the Sons of Abra- flour ¼ teaspoon vanllln During auction - Rosecliffe lost caste . 2% tea spoons e"us t h 1s. week on a r·rv e week· mo Ior h am S ynagogue. baking powder 2% :P milk Just about all that's going to be written, has been w ritten, trip to California. They will be Here For •Month ½ cup shortening 1 p int blueberries about the fabulous Oelrich's esta te on Newport's exclusive Bellevue accompanied by their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Greene of Mix and sift dry ingr edients. avenue . .. P erhaps it's no longer news ... Leasl\\lise, according to Miss Shirlee-Ann Leven. Denver, Colorado, are visiting in Cream butler and _sugar until newspaper tradition of "nine-day wonders," it's ,not . ; . However, Miss Goldman Betrothed this city for a month. smooth.. Beat in eggs and vanilla. w e're w illing to r isk breaking the tradition by putting in our two Mr. and Mrs. J. Samuel Gold- Birth Announced Add blueberries. Add flonr mix- cents w or th at this late date . . . man of Taylor street this week Co ngra tulations are being r e- ture alternately with milk, finish- Our summer furlough concurred with the exhibit and auction announced the engagement of ceived by Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. ing with flour. Tnrn into a weeks of Ro!iecliffe, and like thousands of others who were drawn their daughter, Miss Lillian Gold- Kushner, on the birth of a second greased loaf pan and bake at 350 to it like a magnet, we joined the curious throng . . . Society snoot- m an, to Daniel A. Tolman, son of daughter, Joan Roberts, on June degrees for 40 to 45 minntes. ily rubbed elbows with just plai,;, ordinary folks .. . From far and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tolman of 23. Mrs. Kushner was formerly ______near they cam'e - from all walks of life - with one thing in com- Manchester, N. H . Miss Ann Horowitz of this city. mon - genuine wide-eyed inter est ... Roitmans Have Son Visiting Atlantic City Jewish Group Back 'Twas one mid-A. M. w hen we arrived ... First off, we looked Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Roitman of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grossman of in on the Ballroom, w her e the auction was i n session . .. A tr emend- 28 Lockmere r oad, Cranston, have Ontario street are vacationing f B h p d ous room - comparable in size to the Ballroom of this town's Nar- been r eceiving congratulations on this week in Atlantic City. rom ea( 00 . ragansett 'Hotel . . Seated in front of a coloss·al fireplace (that would the birth of a son, J ames Na- In Maine Boasting sun-tanned skin and make any m ere m an appear micr oscopic w ere h e to stand i n it) thaniel, on June 29 at the Lying- ' Mr. and Mrs. S. Jaffa, and Mr. extra poundage, 144 J ewish boys w ere the auctioneers . . . Priceless items - linens, silver , furnitur e, In Hospital. Mrs. Roitman is the and Mrs. D. Levin of P ayton street and girls r eturned last week from paintings - went at all-out bargain prices . . At the back end of the former Miss Rose Miller of Paw- are spending the w eek in Bangor, Beach Pond Camp, after a two Ballroom w as the magni!lcem always r egre:t having missed it tncket. Maine. w eek's stay. • organ, of w hicb so ver y much .... Since it's situated in back of To Marry Next Month Announce Betrothal J . I. Cohen, executive director , bas already been said in the press the Ballroom's stage, where the '- · -.., ' The marriage of Miss Rose Shle- Mr. and Mrs. William H. Leviss was in charge during the two . .. A marble terrace opens from auction was being conducted, vin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Da- of F all River have' annonnced week period. Closely super vised the Ballroom's right w all - and most of the furniture had been vid Shlevin of P aw tucket, to Ern- the engagement of their daughter , alfiletics, nah1re s tudy, dr ama tic!; a r olling green lawn spills righ t moved into the dining room, and est E . Cohen of this city, will oc- Miss Irma P hyllis Leviss, to Na- and swimming w er e part of the out into the Atlantic Ocean. · · · thus was closed to spectators •. cur on Augus t 17 at Nathanson's than P erlman, son of Mrs. I. camp agenda. Religiou s serv- The mansion's foyer was a mu- T he s teady drone of an auction- Hotel in Millis, Mass. Perlman of this city. ices w er e conducted on F r iday seum ·room unto itself, with its eer's voice becomes monotonous Premacks Have Daughter Canadian Trip evenings by Maurice Davis and long marble top tables, r ichly after a while, so we wandered The birth of a daughter, Elaine Mesdames Samnel Bander, Earl E pstein, while Saturday brocaded lounges an!l chairs out into the rose-bower ed gar den Cynthia Premack on July 11, h as George Press,' Minnie Rogers and morning services wer e Jed by Jo- framed in gold, and oil paintings . . . Extr emely neglected it was, been announced by Mr. and Mns. fsadore Samdperil left this week seph Fineberg and Barbara .. A two-winged stair case started but nonetheless it bespoke better Benjamin Premack of 166 Camp on a ten day motor trip through BJo tcher. in the foyer - you know, the times it b ad known . . . While street. Canada. Scholarships to a number of, kind that has lent itself beautiful- picking our w ay aimlessly childr en w ere gr anted by the ly to dramatic entr ances of stars Daughter Born In New York through the grounds, we spotted Mr. and Mrs. William Gilstein Isadore Samdperil and his son, Women's Committee of the Jew- in untold numbers of film~ ... four or five small grave stones ish Community Center, which Non-con formists, anyhow, we h ave announced the birth of a Charles, of Savoy s treet, ar e . . . Curious, we s tooped to r ead daughter, Gail Sandra, on July spending this week in New York is headed by Mrs. Louis I. Kra- pretended not to h ave seen the the epitaphs, w hich w e discover 13 a l the Providence Lying-ln City. mer. Other agencies also cooper- " no-admittance" sign roped across 'ed w ere dedicated to "F loppy," H ospital. Mrs. Gilstein w as form ated in the enterprise. the staircase ... Slipping under "Moppy," "Foolish,,, and otheTs the rope, w e ascended to the erly Miss Rosalie Chernick. Beach P ond Camp is conducted second floor . .. AND THEN _ . . . E ven the dogs m ust have led Announce Marriage Date Sidney Meller by R. I. Camps, Inc., of which began the march thr ough bed a grand life . . . The marriage of Miss Ann Blum Wins Book Award Walter Alder is presiden t. Mr. room after bedroom after bed- Gorgeous marble statuary, -::- · ..,. ~" ht r of Mrs. Ida \ S N FRANCISCO, (JPS). Cohen is a m ember of the execu- We stopped counting placed on the expansive str etch mnitl·C s w ell tw -h, . . . And such of green ~..-.--'."~J~~" r egretfully Schectma n of 36 Sassafras street, 34-year-old Sidney Meller , na 1ve chairma n of the camJ• lo Samuel Alman, son of Morris of San F rancisco, h as again won bedrooms! . . . Over looking I e ma 1ng 1t t scaua, for the next the P helan Award of $1,500, thus rn ent committee. ocean· . . . Huge mirrors covering day it was fated to go under the SAVE AT b ecoming the only p erson w ho half the w alls . . . Massive furni auction·eer's hammer ..• I. has ever won the tribute more Notorious Paul ture pieces, selected w ith infieite In thoughtless, plebian fash than once. ca·r e and excellent taste ... With ion, many folks leaving the m an Wilber's Reveres Disbanded si0n cul across the front lawn, The prize w as conferred on NEW YORK. - T he P aul Re each bedroom w ent dressing completely ignoring the crescen t him for his second novel, jus t vere Sentinels, a nti-Semitic fol f oams, linen and.' clolhes closets shaped dr ivew ay . .. ln r espect published, "Home is Here," laid low ers of F ather Coughlin, h ave a nd lux urious baths .. . Tile that On to what Rosecliff had been, we in this city. He first \von the disbanded as a r esult ·or financial seemed more like porcelain . . . took our retrea t via the gr avel Luggage, Award in 1938 for his firs t nov diffi culties, it w as disclosed h er e. Handpaintings on the very bath path . .• el, "Roots in the Sky." The anti-Semitic super-patriots tubs . . . Leather Continuing on through · the were oi.1sted from the New York In cons truction of Rhode countless rooms, we found our headquarters for non-payment of l s land's State House, 327,000 . cu Goods selves in the libr ary ... A com WANTED r ent. bic feet of w hite Geor gia marble paratively small r oom, it w as and w ere used, 15,000,000 bricks Middle-a ged housekeeper ; Admitting that the Sentinels stripped dow n to its last two and 1,309 tons of iron floor three adults, small apartment: w er e no longer able to conduct shelves of books, and was a ghost Trunks their activities, J ames O'Kelley, beams. . to live in; good salary. Apply of what it once might have been. chieftian of the Coughlinites, de ~L Berovsky, 423 Carrinwton E ven if one didn't know, or ·FREE DELIVERY clared that the organization will avenue, ,voonsocket, R. I. hadn't heard, of th e famous par Open till 6:30-Saturday. till 9 P.•M. be revived "when the country Teleph~ne 4538-M. ties a nd soir ees given by the Oel 40 Richmond SL GA. 3074 needs our services.,, richs in the elegant era, one could tell that the place h ad been ver y w ell lived in . . . Lush ca rpels that covered most of the floors were wen · w orn - telling mem PROMPT OPTICAL or y-ehocked tales all lbeir own • • Dozens of painti ngs bad been re SERVICE IT TASTES moved from the w alls of the sec Broken lenses replaced ond floor's long hall, r evealing the true colour of the imported at short notice wall papers when they'd fir st HOME-MADE. been hung .. . A mustiness per , vaded thronghout the second stor y .. . You could almost reach Kaplan's out and loqch it ... Slow Cooking in Small Batches Back down the curvat.c stair 199 WEYBOSSET ST. way we went, hoping to view the •.. That's the Secret of this ..., ESTABLI SHED SINCE 1903 huge dining hall . . . We shall ______Kosher and Pareve Soup The Heinz chefs have learned your recipe, madame. They, too, use fresh vegetables, Call GAspee 7767 An Ideal Spot brewed in' open kettles, a Huie at a time. For Reservations at Taste this deJicious m eal/ess so11fJ, and for Vacations see what apt pupils they are. This soup is Providence's · Newest r eady to serve I NOT CONDEN SED! Banquet Hall WEINSTEIN'S Approved by the Union of Orthodox Jewish Concrecatlons of America, MIRIAM PLAZA Lake Pearl Manor LOOK FOR THE @ ON THE LABEL 48 SNOW STREET An Exclusive Hotel for e WEDDINGS All Social Functiona e BANQUETS STRICTLY KOSHER e ANNIVERSARIES Wre ntham, Mau, e SHOWERS HEINZ VEGETARIAN SOUP Telephone Wrentham If No Answer Call 8063 - RING 12 ONE OF THE @ VARIETIES Wrentham 8083 Ring 12 In Providence Call GAspee 7767 THE JEWISH HERALD. PROVIDENCE, R'. I•• rtU'DAY. JULY 25, 1941 3 German-American Bunders will A. Z. A. Presidens Poale Zion Backs have their citizenship revoked Nye and Wheeler shortly - thanks to the splendid Aid to Russia work of the Immigration Service NEW YORK, (JPS). - Support via Sylvester Pindyck's office. Frank Nazi Mail for the Soviet Union in its war Charges Made a~ainst _Germany but no compro The Democratic brain trust fig In N. Y. Paper mise with Communist doctrines ures that either Farley or O'Dwy in relalion to other matters are er can lick any G.O.P. candidate NEW YORK, (JPS). - Charges the two facets of the ·Poale Zion MAN ABOUT TOWN: for Mayor of New York. Some that pro-German propaganda is (Zionist-Socialist) policy in the Secretary of State Cordell Hull believe Farley will race against being sent free through the Uni present war, according to a de has recovered spfficiently from a Dewey for Governor, but ii may ted States mails are made in an cision reached at a meeting here. threatened collapse. He will re- he Farley vs. Willkie. article published in the New York sume the burden of his office and · Post here. Franking privileges the world soon . .. Mrs. FDR's NOTES OF AN of Senators Burton K. Wheeler new radio sponsor may be Bra- INNOCENT BYSTANDER: and Gerald P. Nye are used on zil at $2,000 a ·broadcast .. Hit- Magic Carpet: Ralph Ingersoll, envelops containing Steuben So ler's squawk that an American the publisher, ,now on bis way ciety propaganda, according to ship is arriving daily in Alexand- to Russia (to interview Stalin) the report. The technicality jus ria is a lie. It's two ships! . . . was complaining to Steve Early tifying franking is provided by Insiders argue t-hat Columnist Joe at the White House the other day. the propaganda being read into Alsop was sent to Bon1bay, India, "Steve" Ingersoll intoned, "those the Congr,essional Record by one of the Senators named. presumably because there is no Russians are holding my pass- NEW YORK.-Philip M. Klutz One such item, which had greater distance from '\'ashing- port." • nick, of Omaha, who was elected ton. Alsop embarrassed the "They are?" responped Steve. been read into the Congressional president of the Supreme Council Record by Senator Nye, was a White House and the navy by "And they want us to give them of Aleph Zadik Aleph, governing stating in print that his kin, the a hundred million dollars worth speech by Theodore H, Hoffman, body of the B'nai B'rith youth or National Chairman of the Steu> President, was wailing for an in- of machinery!" ganization. cident to get us into war-just Steve then called the State hen Society. Like all the mater before he got his naval commis- Dep't and, before Ingersoll knew bragging the other in their oom ial it was ultra-isolationist in sion. it, he was on bis way to Moscow. muniques, is the New York character. Several months ago Times' Edwin L. James' phrase: Hoffman tried to raise a $100,000 Carol and Lupescu are con- Eyebrow Lifter: Mr. fngersoll "The war of the typewriters." fund to fight British propaganda cerned about their reception was saying before he left that he in this country. ON GUARD-/ here. Why? They got a most bad just learned the hardest cordial press on their arrival to thing to find in Russia was a • Cartoon Material: A Nazi spy You know how you find a leak this hemisphere .. . Hess is sup- Communist. "!f-IowPs that?" he overhears a conversation be- in an inner rube ... filling it with posed to have said that he fled was asked. tween two of Secretary Hull's Hal,.fax Assa,·1s air and h olding it under water because the stars by which Hitler "Because," he explained, "the aides and gleefully sends the until the air bubbling up shows lives "deserted him after May population of Russia is 160,000,- punchline to his decoding office, Terror 1·act,·cs you where the leak is. Well, 12th" .. . Our submaril)e deice- 000, and there are only 5,000,000 to wit: !omething of the same principle 1S used in locating a small break tors have been perfected 10 the party members." d "Awful news, but awful! I just SAN" FRAN C ISCO, Calif. (JPS). .,· point where surface craft can rew the Washington Senators -Speaking at a luncheon at the in telephone cables. ommonwealth Club here, Vis- t now signal: "Come up for ,·dent,·- Despite the rigid censorship in in the $10 pool!" C The more important toll cables coun a 1 ax, British Ambassa- fl cation or be stink'·" . .. There Germany, the underground mana- t H l' f I that carry Jong distance tele• are models of cargo vessels be- ges to circulate the latest news You've Met 'Em: It's Paul Hart- dor to the United States, attack phone wires are filled with ni ing tried out in Long Island picked up via short-wave from man's tale of the three efficiency ed Germany particularly for its , trogen gas under pressure. Sig· sound, which are Mr. Hitler's England and America. When they experts who were waiting impa- use of "frightfulness" as a wea naling devices are installed in newest headache. For practical want to discuss in public what tiently in front of a hotel for ; pon. the cable every so many miles 1l u r p O s e s these ships are they beard on BBC, the favorite friend- so they could make it a and these devices are electri- , as far out of the water as the method is to say, "Do you know foursome going through the re- "What Hitler has done in Po- nd cally connected with a termi• subs arc under it. what I dreamed?" and then pro- valving door. la '" said Viscount Halifax "is nating offi.ee that watches over ceed to relay the news picked a typical example. More \han Jong distance lines. ff there is 4 Exclusive! Jap subs, manned up on the foreign station . . Added Equipment at 0,000 Polish civilians have been even the tiniest pinhole made by German crews, are waiting Another popular method is ·10 tell murdered in cold blood. Polish i anywhere inth~;;e~caiijbilliieli!!!th~~~,..--- in the narrow straits of Vladivo- about a speech heard on !lie Na- Camp Centerland women have been,_ sold into sla·,- \ ---'\:a.pingga's i'o"" er internal ~------ssitiroiiik:-"f.to:;-.s:r;i,;;',~-"'-'i:l\"l!l!!l'!IIJ'~,;,,.nTT;,;:.,..:;,,i,.:i:::;s:a:.;;10"nancf"pra1se ii an then ~er'l!incl, summer aay lli'J:--~'l'r--'t!)'i:'1ltlrcruewes ,vITii pressure and actuates the sig· add how a foreign station sut in camp operated by the Jewish which the world is only too· fa naling device which registers with a "lot of lies." Tbe'Speak- Community Center, 'at 65 ·Benefll l'miliar have b~en practiced on immediately in the terminating er repeats the "lies" he heard, and street, began its seoond' period the Jews. Every effort has been , office. This sig nal shows the a,p· his listeners get the drift . . . on Monday, which extends for made lo dismember t_h_e Polish I proximate location of the leak. Since meetings are verboten in three weeks. nahon and to sell ,ts citizens into Before the damage ca1.,1 serious· I Germany, the anti-Nazis have be- New equipment has been add- slavery." ly interrupt telephone service, the cable is repaired. come great funeral-goers. When ed, including children's swings, I a funeral is announced, a mob sandbox and miniature garden, SPECIAL TREATMENT The "gas alarm" is J,eing set shows up at the cemetery and, chairs, tables a~d lawn umbrel- VICHY, (JPS). - J.ews arrest- I up for more and more miles of as they walk behind the hearse, las. The educational and recre- ed by the Vichy Government on New England Telephone cable. they trade information. ahonal program will be featured charges of Communism have be this week by an outing to Lin- thrown into special concentrati~~ Another phase of the constant coin Wo~ds, and swimming at camps, where they are subjected effort to improve telephone Add Picturesque Reporting: The the Providence Boys Club. to third degree tortures in an ef service by every possible device. best description ·or the Russian fort to obtain from them confes Nazi tangle, with both sides out- Hebrew Fellowship sions of Communist sabotage. KEW UGLAND TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. At 39 Commercial Street Plans Activities Vacation Thrllls in After meeting through the Gala Floor Show TIDES" PROVINCETOWN, CAPE COD Delightful New England Every Sunday Night "THE winter months at the homes of ONLY JEWISH VACATION RESORT ON TIP END OF CAPE COD - Featuring - ON WATER FRONT • IN THE H EART OF FAMOUS ARTl•T•" AND MOVIE COLONIES. ils . members, the Order of He. JOE SIRIATRA P RIVATE fiATHING BEAC H, PRIVATE PARKING. Gooo Fl8HING, BOHEMIAN DAY AND NIGHT LIFE . THE PLACE THAT' S DIFFERENT, A CCOMMODATIONS LIMITED. brew Fellowship bas now estab MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY - WEEKLY RATES, S22,50 UP lished clttb headquarters at 87 CALL OR WRITE: MRS. ROSE LACOB. c / o THE TIDES, S9 COMMERCIAL ST .. Goddard street. Thirteen young P ROVINCETOWN •• TELEPHONE 269 men comprise the present mem bership. ************************************************* An intra-club table tennis tournament is now being con i NOVICK'S HOTEL 1 ducted. The winner's name wHI \ .. ,, \ ·~ t MILLIS. MASSACHUSETTS Tet MlllIS 133 1be placed on a plaque, and he I t~:.1~~~~1~ 1~:. ~ t.;:;,np!fr~~':_'J:f!!~td ·~~~1:r::~ Heal~!~? c.l'i~:;; 1 will receive a scroll as a token of t Sumundlogs-Wn~~l!ts~~~ ~::;J~:i11iy-i~~l>iiL~ospbere . . . i victory. The club's athletic com 1C Internationally famou$ troubadour, direct Jrom two •ucceuful ua•OQ.$ * mittee has announced pl:ns for t -:ks~nt~t A~L~ao~ifE"fl~oLUS :I'6vft1rguisiNE t a bowling league, and varied t DIETARY LAWS OBSERVED : activities for the approaching season. ************************************************* Leonard M. 'Levin is president or the group; Morris A. Feldman vice-president; Jacob Billow, sec~ retary and Sidney Chafetz, treas .. ; for your ideal vacation urer.
Come to the 1941 Headquarten for a •acatlon full of Estimate Refugee Fun and Gamea. All kinda of Spcrta. 750 11. Sand:, Beach. Delightlul, Cool Bungalow• and Cabins, Wealth Near Billion Exceptionally Good Meals. N. Y, Dance Orchestra NEW YORK, (JPS). - Refu and Entertalnere. $30. and S35, a week with meals. gees who have come to the Uni ted States have imported, in Wrllo NOW to MAX and SADIE FRITZ for their lnter money and jewels, un amount eoling Booldel that PROVES why so many call TIIIS estimated at between $750,000,000 delightlul Spct their VACATION HEADQUARTERS! and $1,000,000,000, it is stated by lthe muguzine, Finanqial World In its current issue. The paper PINE BEACH CAMP odds lhnt a large part or the refu "On Osalpee Lake" gee capital has been invested largely in American real estate CENTER OSSIPEE. N. H. and commodities and some in stocks and bonds. remple Beth-EL Broad & Glenham Sts. . HERALD ~~~~~~~~;~·-''THEterval of a couple of years, mem- JiiWiSH bers of the House and Senate VOL. XVI No. 24 PROVIDENCE. R. L. FRIDAY. AUGUST "8. 1941 S CENTS THE COPY have enjoyed the privilege of ------free postal service. They may send · through the •mails, under the franking arrangement, any correspondence concerning uof Wheeler Predicts New Political Party fi~al or departmental business." The abuses have been aired On S. American Tour Perfecting Bomb many times in Congress. The Henry Ford Says Senator Hints He Republican National Convention had a plank, in the 1872 platform Might Join Party calling for the abolition of the World Needs Jews privilege. The next year Con• Issues Statemen~t To Recruit Members gress did abolish it, but in 1875 On 78th Birthday - From Non-interventionists it was partly restored. In the DETROIT. - "There's a need WASHINGTON. - Predicting following years, amendments re for the Jew in the world and it's that non-interventionist sentiment established the old status. bound to be recognized,'' Henry \VOuld crystallize "spontaneous \ One practice which has be Ford told in Associated Press ly" in a new political party in come common see.ms to be a co·rrespondent interviewing him 1944, Senator Burton K. Wheeler violation of the law. Recently, on his 78th birthday. this week hinted that he would Senator Wheeler admitted that The aged motor-car manufac leave the Democratic party and he sent one million postcards turer may have been making a join it. through the mail, the cost of direct answer to a question ad (It was reported a month ago which ~as borne by the America dressed lo him recently by the by The Hour, an anti-Fascist First Committee, an organization Reverend L. M. Birkhead and weekly, that the groundwork for which is veering totally to the Robert Sherwood in a pamphlet a third political party, construct Fascist idea in government. entitled "Henry Ford Must ed along Fascist lines, was com It has been ruled that outside NEW YORK. Dr. Nahurn Choose" (between tolerance and pleted and that members would organizations are not supposed Goldmann, chairman of the Ad anti-Semitism.) be recruited from the America to address and distribute the ministrative Committee of the First Committee.) franked mail of members of World Jewish Congress. departed Out of the war now affecting Congress. The law reads: "It for an extended tour of Central the peoples of the world will CHAnl Wt,;lZ~lAl'
THE ~SH HEI\ALD( I.>ROVIDENCE. R. L. FRIDAY. AUGUST 8. 1941 • I bolit a "U" campaign? U-as in . Donates Violin Unity? ... Jimmy Gleas~n plf!f§ National Defense is Keynote the role of a fight manager for t~e sixteenth tiIIle ill / 'Here Comes Mr. Jordan" . •. What's For 6th Annual State Fair .bis contract written on-a towel? KINGSTON, R. I. - With the As usual, dhildren will be ad ... Many Wall Street houses are spacious grounds undergoing ex mittetl free on Tuesday, the open shuttering their uptown branches. tensive changes, the State Fair, ing day, when several events on Bum ticker trouble, no doubt .. annual ."shO'w window" of Rhode the program of particular inter F. D. R. wil( see "Sgt. York", the Island agriculture, which ~ ill be est to Young America will be NEW YORK HEARTBEAT: held from August 26 to Septem conducted. The Big Parade: Ted Lewis, film and the herq, in person at the White House on the thirty ber 1, this year will p i-esent a Dedicated to national defense who makes $5,000 a we.ek, still vastly improved picture, with this year's State Fair, r unnin~ asking audiences if THEY are first . .. J. T. Evans invites Wheeler and Lindbergh to speak renovated and redecorated build seven days and seven nights l\appy . . . James J. Walker, the ing, and improvements for the through Labor Day, will depict town's former mayor - looking u1 Nashville and suggests they bring along Lord Haw Haw as comfort and convenience of F air the many-sided "farm and home" healthier, ruddier and gayer than goers. industry of the State and the par t most of the citizens ... Lee Shu their announcer ... When Victor Arthur N. Peckham, manager, agriculture plays in keeping bert, the theater-owner, being Emaullel's race-horses run - cer JASCHA HEIFETZ this week urged exhibitors to filled the "breadbasket of democ teased by a dramatic critic he tain White Housers always bet a send for their free Premium racy" as well as implementing barred for four years, and Shu tenner across the board. One NEW YORK.-The aluminum books, containing offi cial entry the "arsenal of democracy." bert retorting: " Gwan, I made h orse is uomission" - another violin made for Jascha Heifetz to use as a practice violin in moist blanks, at an early date, since you famous!" . .. The critic made "Lustrous." climates has joined the pile of closing date to enter exhibits is him five million praising Hellza aluminum gathered in this city less than two weeks aw ay. poppin. . . . Charlie Butterworth, Manhattan Murals: The Vs on for Government use. Heifetz turn· Soldiers an d sailors in uniform To Study Dangers who came from Hollywood just walls and places in Yorkville, nucl ed over the ins trument in per will be admitted free on the first to kill some time appearing in the three husky Broadway guys son to Mayor Fiorello La Guard day, "Defense Day," and on Satur ,summer stock - and w inding who invaded that Nazi-infested Of Nazi Creeds ia, National Defense Director. day, August 30, w hich w ill be ob WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass.-Rec up with $1,300 a week · doing it sector shouting: "Three dots and ser ved as "Cily Day." T he Fair ognition of the Nazi-Fascist cr eed ... Larry Clinton, the orchestar, a dash !" ... Military cops stop heard of him . . . "That's his management offers these free of racial purity and .superiority w ho w ill drop his baton to re ping soldiers on Broadway with fault," mourned the ham, ~efer days to cooperate with the pro as potential "dy namite" in a SLiii.1c arranging - more do-ra an open tie or unbuttoned shirt ring to the star,· "he's not satis gram to provide w h olesome r ecre country like the United States me in it. and making them look snazzy .. . fied to get most of the money. a tion ·for service men. whose population reprsents a The Tirnes Square street sales He takes the best laughs and Main Stememoranda: Howz a- man w ho peddles "gold" w atches Fo'ur large restaurants, in ad mixture of 47 old world nations, all the publicity. All I get is ob will bring American experts of "in excellent running order"-for scurity." dition to a number of smaller TO THOSE WHO HAVE ten cents each. eating stands for "stand-up" r e race to the Williamstown Insti The writer mowed him down . . THE OLD EDITION OF freshments, will provide w hole tute of Human Relations here, "Obscurity is right," he , said, NOTES OF A NEW YORKER: some and economical food for August 24 to ' 29, for a thorough THE HEINZ CALENDAR "and now you w ant to invest your Movie Actor James Stewart is patr ons, and the Midway will be discussion of means to forestall This publication has been asked time and money in it." the spread of this ideology. to remind those of its readers who supposed tr have had one side brightened w ith shows and con have the old edition of the 24-Year of his forehead sunburned one cessions making the F air cir Ruth Benepict, Columbia Uni Hebrew-English Calendar of H.J. day at camp because of the over- If Goering is actually in the cuits. versity anthropologist and author Heinz Co. that the dates in the of " Race and Politics"; Prof. book do not go beyond Rosh seas cap he wore. Next day he clinkeroo it's what a lot of insid Hashanah of t his year. However, wore the cap on the other side . . ers expected. Hitler had no love Appeal for Policing Rayford W. Logan, Negro histor Heinz has published a new calen The Top Sarge asked him for Fatso. He needed him, be ian of Howard University; Dr. dar, going up to 1949. The new what's the idea? . . . Without cause Goering had a big drag in Of Fascist Hoodlums Otto Klineberg, eminent psycho book is also free to everybody who NEW YORK. - In New Yor k thinking, Stewart replied : "I did certain quarters .. . But being a logist and author of "Race Differ sends for it. f.i ly. 5treet meetings urging ex it to even up my sun tan." sissy, Adolf h ated Goering's Tar - ences"; and Godfrey Schmidt, tension of America's aid to Bri " Stew art," was the r eply, " w e zan manner. He burned when New York State Labor Depart Fatso show ed up for . meeting, tain wer e broken up. In public ment authority on the cultural I' do not expect photographer ." medals rattling and his uniform ad,·ertisements0 the Fight for background of Americans, w ill \ glittering like Lucius Beebe's Freedom Committee appealed to head a forum discussion on the One night John Edgar Hoover, Sunday overalls ... Also, Hitler Mayor LaGuar&a to lrn lt th,, problem during the Institute, j the G-Whizzer, was telling some was tickled when Dimitrov let " Bundists and so-called 'Christ which is sponsored by the Na · f_,~ som.ethi,,;ig off.-tpe .record a Goering have it at the Reichstag ian Frontists, " from inter fering tional Conference of Christians bout a Nazi agent, ~vho is-P OS'tng r'ire trials . . ~ Dfmitr0v, one--of wi-th--.tlulir.. meetings. and Jews. -·- -~- ___ _ as a decent American btlsiness the accused, turrled on Goering in T be police were ch arged with man. court and accused him of being laxity toward the " ter ror tactics," "Gosh," one of us said. ( "How the firebug ... Goering's sput 1 he slogans shouted bv the DID YOU BREAK did you find THAT out?" tering convicted him in the min ds i'gang of fascist hoodlums;· were " Y.le've got a louse in said to include: " Hitler is not YOUR GLASSES? his of the reporters present. And they Your broken lenaea can be replac.d clothes," 1vas the retort. say Hitler laughed fit to kill. so bad" and "' Vha'ts wrong with with the guarantee~ h19beat quaJ. Once a girl reporter trom the \VheeJer?" ity lensea. ground in our own fac Orchestra Leader Ray Block U. S. gave Goering a sharp pain tory at ..-ery- worthwhile aavlD,qa. by overheard it the other night .. . talrin9 them to our neareat factoi:,.. ' The New E,lition of the in the neck .. . She was Mildred REFUGEES WORRIED branch. H einz Calenclar A kibitzer -communist w as trying Gilman, once of the Journal . .. ROME. - The new U. S. regu A.II date, - 1924 tp 1949 to give his opinions. in a w ar ar When Goering granted her an in iations with respect to the admis If you have the brown covered gument. " \Veil," he said after he terview, he fixed up his office sion of refugees is working great Inlaid Optical Co. edition (1917 to 1941), it is advis thought he scored· a point, "how with props to show her how he harm on Jewish refugees in Italy 1058 BROAD ST. PROVIDENCE able to keep it but to send for the would you like to have me on 212 UNION ST. new calendar, too. The two booklets lived on raw meat and suoh. He as well as on Italian J ews who PROVIDENCE actually supplement each other. your side now?" •ven included a leopar,J. whic~ had hoped to escape from Italy. 302 MAIN ST. PAWTUCXET To find Yahrzeit dates, Bar "I'd rather," was the snapper, would prove ne was so tough he Mitzvahs and other anniversaries " have appendicitis." needed wild animals for pets .. . is a task of a few moments with this convenient book at ha nd. But Miss Gilman did not, as ex Jewish holidays up to the year 1966 A radio smallie tired of play pected, scream for help and try are also listed on a special pa~e. ing anonymous stooge to a famed to get away from the leopard. She ACCIDENT and HEALTH To r eceive a free copy of the comic t nd wanted his own show. new calendar, mer ely send a post upset Goering's tough-boy pitch card or a let ter to : The writer he consulted advised by fondling the ferocious thing. I INSURANCE H. J. HEINZ CO. - Dept. J 2 him he wasn't big enough to car Obtainable Through Pittsbur::h, Pa. ry a show , that nobody ever list Donations to Frank Lazarus TheologicalAppeal ~. Life Insuranc&--Annuities Your Jnqulrlea Sollclted Smilin' in The Rabbi David Werner, chairman FRANK LAZARUS of the Theological Students Em ~ Insurance Counsellor ergency Appeal, this week an I Shower and nounced the following partial list of contribulions, and on be Comin' Out half of the Board of Directors, extended thanks to contributors for their support : Like New Chesed Shel Emes $50 Samuel Magid 50 George Snmdperil When you have your car washed here al GRAY'S Gordon Brothers NEMO AUTO LAUNDRY and PARKING LOT II really J. Finberg glistens. We brush your upholstery and vacuum the Silverman Bros. inside of your car, and wail till you see the terrific Job Blacher Bros. we do on the outside. You'll value your car more when David Shore lt looks as swell as only we can make look. It Jacob Shore We use the new VAPO-WASH method, the only warm Bernard Goodman water power wash, which removes dirt and qrlme that Winkleman & Fi"klestein cold water can't touch • , • It gives your car that gleaming Temkin Tobacco Co. finish that's so pleasing. Heller & Michaelson Rosenblatt & Horowitz George Gerber A. Berkowitz GRAY'S NEMO AUTO LAUNDRY Hassenfeld Bros. Jacob Sydney and PARKING LOT Goldberg & Goldberg Comer FRIENDSHIP & DORRANCE Streets Samuel Goldstein ...... Arthur Darman ...... '...... ) ( i - ?J • • THE JEWISH HERALD. PROVIDENCE. R. I•• FRIDAY. AUGUST 8. 1941 _---·· wcinen:·-_, ------. t.~~"-~~::'P:~\:~~ ..Week I ~~~~:~::,-J1~~(2!):!!N'Sfancy st ~ Holin at Mann of Detroit from This whole subject was brought Martha Gloria Kaplan, daughter Dancing outdoors in the light of the night her job as Deputy United States to miad the other day when Bea- of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kaplan · Is the essence of something - if the moon is bright Marshall brought to light tbe "trice i\alrn, Chairman of the of Irving avenue to Milton Pais- Such mundane foods as the hamburger, the hot dog and baked similar voc.ational purSuits of an Greater New York Army and ner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham bealls, prepared bY Ledg'emonl's chef, provided a tempting eight to eutir_e family of four sisters. · Navy Committee of the, Jewish Paisner· of Tenth street, will oc- nine o'clock supper last Sa:turdar ni\e, at a summer dance given In a tradition that recalls the Welfare Board, handed out some cur on September 14. by that golf club . . . _ course of ancient heritages or the of the recipes that have brought To Wed This Month After almost a complete week's leave with the sun, the moon history of the Soong sisters, each local fame to her meals, whose Miss · Marcia Bloom~ daughter found it expedient to beam brightly in the clear blue sky on Satur- Of the Sisters OU r esigning her underlyiug philosophy she euuu- of Mr. and Mrs. William Bloom day nite, making the outdoor terrace dancing especially wonde,rful Deputy Marshall position to be ciates thusly: of Miller avenue, will become ••. And then, too, the nife was filled with music by Al Jahn's or come a housewife has handed " ! think meals should be sim- the brtde of Arnold Isenberg, of chestra ... over her career to the next in pie in that they have few cours- Newlon, Mass., on August 24, at Country club costumes, most of them casual - some formal, line - Beatrice to Adele to Doro es ; but eacl,· dish should be su- a marriage ceremony to be per- some informal - became the wearers no end •.. We enlisted the thy to Helen. Wonder how perlative." formed by Rabbi Joshua Werner aid of one of the female guests, and after putting our heads together Marshall John J. Bare will take Mrs. Kahn collaborates 00 her at Sunset Lodge, in Sharon, Mass. (if you can do that over the phone) we had dreamed up the fol- to a new family angle? 0 1 Your Favorite Recipe? recipes, it seems, w!th her bus- Miss G~:d:ar~rh:; ~hernack, lowi~!a~?~; "r::~ :~a:/t;rio:~~~".~;~; M~r~uriug black taffeta We're in the field for recipes baud, Elq Jacques Kahn, who is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph fashioned the stunning gown worn by Mrs. Alvin Rice, and her jew- - good ones - with which to one of Park A,•euue's better M·. Chernack of Fifth street, will els were garnet necklace, bracelet and earrings ... A red bow was create delectable morsels for our kno,vn architects in addition 10 become the bride of Sherwin placed in her hair, and her jacket was sab\e .. . Arline Gilman had selves and which we might pass being ConSultant to the Federal Jerome Kapsteiu, sou of Max Kap- on a capricious gown of burnt orange silk jersey, with bold flower on to the rest of you. We'd par Housing Aul hority. l\faY,be it's stein of Camp street, on August printed skirt and blue girdle belt ... ticularly like you to send us tra the slightly masculine flavor that 31 at Temple Emanuel, with Dr. Mrs. Max Winograd, in a fresh------'--''--- ditional holiday recipes - for attracted us to the following reci- Israel M. Goldman and Dr. Wil- as-a-buttercup yellow linen t_ivating gown of light blue chif lhe New Year soon to be with pe, which we hope will inspire liam G. Brande performing the frock ... Reggie Spiegelblatt of fou, with a gold belt, becoming us, for Yorn Kippur and Succoth all of you - and that means the ceremony. Newport was looking radiant in on Mrs. Haskell Frank .•. Long and Cbanukab and Purim and gen tlemen of the family too - to Miss Chernack is a graduate navy blue, pleated around the and flowing, and very drifty, as Passover and Shabuoth and any bigger and better contributions: of Pembroke College in Brown skirt with white insets •. _ Shir- the aqua chiffon frock of Mrs. others that we 1119y have failed Mr. Kahn's Spaghetti: Mix chop- University, class of 1940. Mr. ley Logan was a delight to behold Bob Rice · · · Mrs. Julie Bloom ped beef (or chicken) with chop- Kapsteiu was graduated from in her outfit of two-toned grey, was casually lovely in beige ··------··· 1>ed garlic, onion, red peppers, Brown University in 1939. sprinkled with white dots ... crepe, with scalloping on the lots of mushrooms, tomato paste Engagement Announced Fluid beige jersey, highlighted pockets . .. Mrs. Murray Brosof- ' and ,v orcestershire sauce, and let Mr. and Mrs. Herman Michael- with coral jewelry _ the chic sky wore an informal outfit of a simmer for about 45 minutes. son of New York last week an- selection of Gladys Press . . . soft blue hue ... Mrs. Irving Loe Then cook spaghetti - very light- uounced the engagement of their A dashing dress of Royal Air her chose a charming figured ly; it should be almost crisp, not daughter, Miss Ruth Michaelson, Force blue, made with gathering gown · · · Mrs. Al Rosen was at mushy, when it is done. Put the to William Charles Levy, also of on the bodice and soutache braid '-ired in a cotton gown of white, PROMPT OPTICAL above over the spaghetti and top New York. as trim, was gracefully wocn by with floral print as motif in the this dish with lots and lots of Miss Michaelson is a graduate Mrs. Stan Loebenberg ... Bril- skirt . ·- . Selma Krasnow was SERVICE Parmesan cheese. (Unfortunately, c,f Hunter College. Mr. Levy was liantly figured was Mrs. Joe Lev- there in a pretty maize and white .B ro ken I enses rep I ace d Mr. Kahn is not kosher·, but for graduated f rom c·1ty C o II ege o f rn 's formal f roe k , au d over 1t· an GMinformal I dress .... Mrs. . Leonard th0se of you who are no New York, and Harvard Law ermine jacket ... Brunette Mrs. 'man /ame in 8 simple and at short notice cheese). S.chool, and is connected with the Jos~ph Pulver appeared in a s'."ar~-:ut ,t of aq:a ···Mrs. Mor- · You've Heard of Them government in Washington. sta~phcd chiffon gown, with vol- r~s I erman's . 8 ort dress was , 0 Mrs. Ethel Epstein, labor sec- Miss Michaelson's mother was 11mi11ous Bishop sleeves .. , 'fa sum1mer _prmft. · · ·. · l 1 Kap Ia n S retary of New York's Little· Fl• ow- formerly Irene Marks of this- city.- Mrs.l Norman Alp~r looked grand "oougd owb 1sh o ten bew,tchmg. ' . er, wh~ is often in the news col- _ .. Re.~urn F!~~ ~oe..~~way ___ .:, ,. ~~o~>,.."-~!! .. ".-~. Jl!.'.i;:_,~ ~ ".fl -~:,,e-b ,r& ... ;~:~>- --~.tc J\..J~_n"'>.~lf--21-:'"sllk:.. ~ __...._,, .... _ 0 0 st0 ~ I~"'"' ~ ~ · ~-au,t•~u- ~- ~ c,,cc _ , u,s'clies'e-ltats"b'ec"aMe'otTerl""" ill:r.-·and"" Mrs." "Wiilfam Wolkoff light l blue spun rayon ... A c,ap- ~kmr5, lb~! w"uditn t get cor- 199 WEYBOSSET -ST. strike-mediation efforts, which of 74 Eighth street have returned , r ec ~o ours r ~ t; e costumes ESTABLISHED SINCE 1903 more often than not turn out to from a ten day sojourn at Far Albee Presenting r WOUC~ e . ' ' ... -- .:, (Continued on Page 5) Rockaway, N. Y. Their child- Triple Lake Offers reu, Phyllis and Maureen are at "H Id Th t Gh t" Camp Seaside in Jamestown for O a OS Western Congeniality the remainder of the season. Following up their sensational "Speaking about a dude ranch To Marry August 31 successes in "Buck Privates" and brings ro1nantic visions of the I Miss Inez Ruth Shulkiu, a dau- " In The Navy", Abbott and Cos- Far West," says Anne Barash, di . ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell tello occupy the screen of the rector of Triple Lake Rauch of Shulkiu of 78 Radcliffe avenue, RKO Albee Theatre this week in Succasunna, near Dover, N. J., Iwill be married lo Jack Cramer, a hilarious comedy, "Hold That "yet here at Triple Lake, one can son of Nathan Cramer of Pum- Ghost." enjoy the adventure of au houest gausett street, on August 31 at Operators of a gas station, they to-goodness Western dude ranch, Temple Mishka Tefilah in Boston, accidentally become entangled plus the comforts of home, with it was announced this week. with a gangster and just as acci- free golf, all sports and social I Marriage Date Announced dentally become his heirs. Their activities." The marriage of Miss Ruth chief inheritance is a long-aband- "However," · Miss Barash went Pickar, a daughter of Mr. and oued and supposedly ha11uted !av- on, "Triple Lake is more than a Mrs. Barnett Pickar, of- this city, em, headquarters for rum-run- collection of interesting activities. , to Abraham Friedman, son of Mr. ners during the prohibition era. In the final analysis, the b est and Mrs. Morris Friedman, also The film has a big player rost- times are had with people, and of this city, will occur on August er in addition to Abbott and Cos- it is the informal frieud·liness of 24 at Weinstein's Banquet Hall, tel10, including Richard Carlson, young folks who come here that with Rabbi Morris G. Silk per- Joan Davis, Mischa Auer, Shemp makes it seem like a Western forming the double ring cere- Howard, the "Andrews Sisters house party or fiesta." mony. anrl Ted Lewis and his orches- Leaving for New York Ira. Mr. and Mrs. William Berman The Albee's co-feature is "Re- 'Tor QUALITY and SERVICE" of this city, are leaving this pent at Licsure," starring Kent A simple milchig meal becomes something of a feast week-end for New York City, Taylor and Wendy Barrie. E. S. CRANDALL'S when Heinz Cream of Mushroom Soup is served. Put where they will attend a luggage --· -- DAIRY l show at the Pennsylvania Hotel RABBI DENATURALJZED the a'cceot on cream ... rich, heavy cream .., . and on from August 11 to 15. LONDON. - The Chief Habbi Properly Pasteurized mushrooms, too ... fresh, luscious mushrooms, spe Detroit Guests of the Sephardic Jewish Com- p MILK and CREAM cially grow~ for Heinz. Add slow cooking for home Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Jaffa and munity in Paris, Dr. Nissim Ova family of Detroit, Michigan, were din, is among the J ews whose na A Friend to the Jewish People made flavor. A MEATLESS soup, of course! guests for the past two weeks of turalization has been revoked by Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Jaffa of the French authdritics, it is re- 12 LOWELL AVE. WEat 051 Six Heinz Cream Soups bear the @ Seal of approval of Tenth street. ported. the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America. To Visit Maine I Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brynes and CORN CHOWDER their son, Howard, and Mr. and ~ CREAM OF CELERY Call GAspee 7767 An Ideal Spot Mrs. Mortimer Stein are leaving For Reservations at CREAM OF TOMATO on Snturdny for a trip through for Vacations CREAM OF GREEN PEA Maine. Providence's Newest CREAM OF ASPARAGUS Back from Cruise Banquet Hall CREAM OF MUSHROOM N. Russell Schwartz of Galla WEINSTEIN'S tin street, this city, has returned to town after an eleveu-day MIRIAM PLAZA Lake Pearl Manor cruise to Cuba, Guatemala and 48 SNOW STREET An Exclusive Hotel for Honduras. e WEDDINGS All Social Functions e BANQUETS " STRICTLY KOSHER New industries, employing e ANNIVERSARIES more than 30,000 persons, have Wrentham, Mau. e SHOWERS Telephone Wrentham been established In Pennsylvan II No Ana,.., Call 8083 . RING 12 ia in the 22 months ending last Wrentham 8083 Rlnq 12 In ProYidence Call GAapee 7767 October, .... THE JEWISH HERALD, PROVIDENCE, R. L• . FM>AY. ·AUGUST 8, 1941 5 To Investigate Bia~ Epidemic Forces T.el Aviv to Fire ~ce1te l/l'~ht/-7,,.,,, Jj All Male Slackers 11 Ghetto Removals TEL AVIV. - All employ BY HENRY DAVIS . . Warsaw Ghetto Found ees of the Tel Aviv municipal -Tre;.,e:idous Trifle To be Over-Populated institutions who are between August dog days haven't been so . d.oggy . GENEVA. - A number of 20 and 30 years of age and The humidity, so far, hasn't made us gr),ggy· Jews in the Warsaw ghetto were who did not enlist in military But the thing that drives us almost to t~ars ordered by the Nazi authorities services in reply to the call Is that doggone fly - buzzing in our ears . to return to their former homes for such voluntary enlistment, -Faith outside the wa11s, it is reported will be dismissed from their We're glad to hear that Rabbi Schussheim has recovered from iu the Gazeta Zydowska, the only positions, according to a reso• his recent brief illness ... Maurice Stollerman, superintendent of Jewish organ in Nazi-held Po lution adopted by the Munici the Jewish Children's Home, ' insists that modern batting records land. pal , Council. will be broken this Sunday when his Camp Jori boys tangle against the Casino Theatre boys on Jori's playground·... Gov. McGrath was \· The measure, it was explained, that families consider themselves a guest of the camp last week, and ·h ad a splashing good time with is due to the fact that the ghet happy to find a place in dark cel the children during their bathing period at Point Judith .. . It's to is over-populated to an extent lars to which no sunshine and easy to believe, says Mo Hendel, that there'll be a better world after which makes epidemic diseases fresh air can penetrate. The num the war, because it becomes obvious there won't be much left of.this unavoidable. Housing conditions ber of deaths due to undernour one ... I in the ghetto, where over 400,- ishment and poor sanitary living Some of Our Folks 1000 _Jews are crowded, are such conditions continually increases. Dr. Ezra Sharp of this city, and Dr. Samuel Adelson of New DAVID SARNOFF port, have been appointed members of the Advisory Committee of WASHINGTON. - Among the the Medical Aid and Health Unit of the State· Council of Defense, it Returning to Stage After members of a special committee was reported this week ... The David Levines are proud parents of appointed by President Roosevelt a baby girl born last Saturday at Seven Years On Wall St. ·10 investigate discrimination a· the Miriam Hospital The smokers and enjoy it a great deal NEW YORK. - A Jiving exam- because things might pick up. gainst Negro workers in defense. mother was formerly Sadie Haz -indeed, the late Joseph Pulil pie of the legend ihat the stage . However, seven years on the industries is David Sarnoff, pre man .. : Sarah Litwin is back in zer, blind publisher of the N. Y. gets into your blood is Georgie Street haven't left Georgie penni sident of the Radio Corporation town after a tw9 weeks vacation \Vorld, was a prodigious devotee Price. Seven years ago Georgie less. As a matter of fact, he· calls of America; at Cape Cod • .. The Dave Ag of the weed ... quit vaudeville, which was dy- himself "the miracle man of Wall 1-e-a-se_f_r_o_m_m_il-it_a_r_y_se_r_v"'i-ce-.- ronicks and family, of East Pro Take-Olf ing, for Wall Street - which was Street" because he hasn't lo~t No blanket classifications are vidence, are having a wonderful Someone called in to say that virtually dead. Today the effer- any money. But now the war in- contemplated, and action on each time on a tour through Canada Hitler didn't originate Nazism, vescent Mr. Price was headed dicates "we may be in restricted request will be based on the in Pauline's has enlarged its hut copped the idea from some back for show business, but none- markets for a while." rormation submitted. It is also Alice building shop almost three one else . . . While Adolf was theless intends to remain senior That's one of the reasons Geor- fold, and is readying for the still a corporal in the first world partner of George E, Price & Co., gie's returning to the boards. stipulated by the War Depart- autumn season ..• war, another Austrian named 60 Beaver street. Another is that he hasn't been ment, the General concluded, that Clipped Comments Walter Ri~hl had cooked up a Price & Co., has a seat on the able to escape being called on for such discharges may be granted In one small way, Europe is like form of national socialism which Stock Exchange for which Geor- a performance whenever he to enlisted men of the U. S. Army included scorn of \he cqurch and gie paid $90,000 in 1934. Today's shows up in a night club - and only; Reserve Officers and U. S. an iceberg ... Censorships hide castigation of the Jews ... Adolf estimate of its worth is about without rehearsals, he felt he Nav:,> personnel are not included. the seven-eighths of its monkey got in touch with this Austrian business which is below the sur- $32,000. He's hanging on to it was "lousy." ~ face ... Adolf's emotion at this lawyer in post-war days and be point is caused by the discovery came, first, one of his devotees, War Dept. to Grant Discharge -I- c,nen,_\ that, while· he was loaded for :::~c~/ s~~t ~';;! • ~~t~e~h~~s~~~~ bear, the bear was also loaded .. on pulling off an armed putsch Of Key Men In (ndustries In The News Modern diplomacy somehow re- in 1923 from that Munich beer minds one of Eliza double-cros- hall .. . Did you know that Gov. Brigadier General Herbert R. prior to induction or enlistment, (Contin'ued from Page 4) , sing the ice ... This little scrim- Howard McGrath and Gov. Har Dean, State Director of Selective and whose services are now re- be highly successful · · · Molly mage in South America may show old Stassen of Minnesota are the Service, commenting on a recent quired by his former employer Picon, who recently returned us how the Peruvian bark com- only governors in • the country Memorandum from National by reason of the expansion of in from a Mexican trip that she pares with its bite . . . Italian under forty years of age . .. • ,.J:leadquartei:&,_ .advised th.at . it is. ial_!M.tirities .Qr ,the.shortag made with her husband, compos- · ops. have arrived an the B.us.-:,+'1..,.,.....,,-.-,.,-,,.,'"""n"'o~wc;--.-.-.------1 the policy of the War Depart- of skilled employees in his c.1£, ·er· JacoolG~Tlclf,,n- rlietrri:Fst sian front, where they are · ex menf to grant discharge from sification · car, which they had just bought. pected soon to make their absence military service to a former em- A separate request, addressed Almost as famous amons. English- felt ... ployee "who held a key position ~~r;~;, !ous~h~e ~,7:::itt!~c::t~~~ ~::k'.;i~nes:::~:~::Y h er va:v:e~ J;,ocalia CASTLE Edith Sporer has purchased a THEATRE case of each soldier whose dis· ville performances - as she is rambling farm in Ashton, Conn., SUN., MON., TUES. & WED. charge is sought, the General as- among her vast Yiddish fan we hear .. . Betty Plotkin is va INSURANCE serted. Such request must be in- group, Miss Picon looks back on cationing at Conway, N. H .... "THEY MET IN itiated and executed under oath the change of environment af Rose Steiner of this city and Sol by the responsible head of the forded by her vacation tour as Weinstein of New Bedford will BOMBAY" firm which employed the man at the energy builder she needed to middle-aisle it on the last day of "The Cowboy and the the time of his entry into the put her in condition for her this month ... A pleasantly cool Blonde" military service. It must be es- forthcoming strenuous season. If place to eat these warm August THURS., FRI. 8c SAT. tablished' that the soldier is a you've ever seen her act - and days is Harry's air-conditioned key man specifically needed and w ho hasn't - you'll rememqer delicatessen . . • The idea that "MEET JOHN DOE" 'that there is a shortage of techni- that her every interpretation mo one must see the smoke in order (Return Engagement) 94 Dorrance Street cians in his category. _The firm lion is the personification of en to enjoy tobacco is the bunk . .. "West Point Widow" must also agree to re-employ the ergy · · · Many blind . men are constant soldier immediately upon his re- Madame Barbara Podawicz, for whose soon-to-be-published arti ) Vacation Thrills in Gala Floor Show cles and books you can ke'll) / Delightful New England Every Sunday Night your weather eye peeled. Frail, slender, 27 years old, with a ser ious beauty that you immediately Coo/ hope will soon be lightened a JU{j JI :J i :I gain under her golden pompa doured brow, Mme. Podawicz is NOW!! A Laugh Riot NOW!! now putting into words the events or the nineteen month hegira Bud ABBOTT & Lou COSTELLO that finally brought her and h er seven-year-old son safely to these ,n "Hold That Ghost" shores after their riight from ANDREWS SISTERS - MISCHA AUER their native Poland. Her hus band, a reserve officer in the Po ----- 2ND HIT ----- lish Army and formerly a weal "REPENT AT LEISURE" thy VVarsaw mnnufaclurer, was in a German prison camp the last she heard of him; her son is learning English and American- ism in a boys' camp in Maine; and she herself is putting her un for your ideal vacation doubted linguistic abilities to the Mortyn K. Zietz test in th,e New York apartment Come lo the 1941 Headquartera for a vacation full of of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ar Fun and Gamea. All klnd1 of Sport,. 7S0 ft, Sandy thur Szyk; he is the celebrated Beach. Delightful. Cool Bungalow, and Cabins. Announces the opening of his offices for miniaturist and cartoonist. Exceptionally Good Meal,. N. Y. Dance Orcheatra the general practice of law and Entertalner1. $30. and S35, a week with meal.I. Vichy to Conduct Write NOW to MAX and SADIE FRITZ for their Inter· eating Booklet that PROVES why_ 10 many call THIS at the Industrial Trust Bldg. Racial Census doll9htful Spot thotr VACATION HEADQUARTERS! VICHY. - In a census to be 111 Westminster Street conducted next month through out unoccupied France, every Providence, Rhode Island Frenchman will have to answer PINE BEACH CAMP two questions with Jewish signi "On Onlpee Lake" SUITE 1235 DExter 8123 fi cance. One is: "Are you of CENTER OSSIPEE. N. H. Jewish race." The second Is: "Arc you French of Jewlsh race." - ( f
6 THE JEWISH HERALD, PROVIDElfCE. R. L. FBIDAY. AUGUST 8, 19'1 Some Jews Should Have 3,300 Refugees to Sail Soon Hungary Expels Their Heads Examined - Foreign Residents BY SOL KAUFMAN weeks passed and his \\rounds 12,000 Jews Affected Some Jews should have their healed. He was better than new By Drastic New Law - heads examined. I mean the when he found himself at Union BUDAPEST. - First news of turn-the-other cheek, bit-me-a Square again. What caused him the expulsion of foreign Jews gain-you-didn't-mean-it conting to r eturn to Union Square anyone from Hungary, which bas b een ent. They've been softened up so can easily guess. There he was, taking place for two weeks, was much by Bi tier propaganda that back at the scene of bis martyr published in a form of a Govern they feel the only way to win dom for good will. ment communique. friends and influence anti-Sem And believe it or not, there "Hungarian police r evised resi ites is to invite a second portion was Malroney again, too. Mal- dent permits of all foreign citi of abuse and physical attack. 1·oney saw Kluger first and start zens residlng in Hungary and ex Take the case of the kosher ed for him. The kosher butcher _ercising a detrimental influence butcher, Kluger. One fine day smiled, expecting a different kind on the economic life of lhe coun when God seemed lo be in His of welcome. It ,vas different - try," the communique said. Heaven, Kiuger was strolling very much so. )ta1roney didn't unuring this revision police through Union Square Park - run towards him lo clasp his visited all Jews with Polish or you know the place, ,,,.here the hand in gr atitude. He lunged Russian citizenship as well as lunatic fringe gives voice to all forwaTd shouting; "Ther e's that Jews residing in Hungary for. 10 its frayed edges. Jew again. I'm going to kill him years or more, who failed to ac As he strolled down the tree lhis lime." quire Hungarian citizenship, and shaded winding walk in Union The vinegar of human kindness expelled them from the country. Square park, Kluger beamed and drowned poor Kluger's protesta "At the same time raids took swelled with patriotic pride as tions and once more t he fists of place al Budapest and provinces he'" watched democracy in action the unregenerate Mafroney land in an effort lo find Jews who bad all around him. Suddenly he ed on our hero's chin. It was a entered Hungary without Jewish was attracted to one group by a rude and sad awakening for poor permits and who had not receiv loud rasping voice. A big Irish Kluger. Malroney was hauled into ed resident permits. Twelve man by the name of Malroney court and this time Kluger stood thousand such Jews have already was lambasting the Jews. They silent and dour - a sa·d victim NEW YORK. - Morris C. Troper, chairman of the Eu been expelled." were responsible for the war. of appeasement. There was no ropean Executive Council of the Joint Distribution Com KROYWEN MOONLIGHT They wanted to drag America in. more cheek left to turn, so Mal mittee, is shown with Mrs. Troper as they stepped ashore Club Kroywen met on Tuesday They were responsible for every l'Oney went to jail. from the Atlantic Clipper at La Guardia Airport, New York, night al the home of Miss Ruth thing including the Johntown If ther e were such a thing as on their return from the E uropean headquarters of the J. flood and the Chicago fire. Klu a booby prize, Kluger would win Shnoper on Goddard street, at D.C. in Lisbon. which time 3.rrangements were ger elbowed his way through the ii bands down. But be is not an Mr. Troper revealed t hat about 1,300 refugees are sailing discussed for a moonlight sail on small crowd around Malroney to isolated individual. There are from Spain and Portugal for the United States and other August 19. Reservations may be defend the honor of the Jewish loo many Klugers who would sub lands in the next few. days, and another 2,000 by early Sep made by contacting Leonard people. What happened after stitute the grandstand play of tember. Be reported that outbreak of war between Ger Bookbinder, 30 Sparrow street, that you may have read in the turning the other cheek for the many and Russia had cre: ted vast new ·areas of Jewish dis Pawtucket. papers. When Malroney ran out protection which the law provid tress, pointing out that organizations and institutions found of words he began to use his fists es against anti-Semitic attack. ed and supported by the J.D.C. during the past quarter-cen and he found three ver y efficient l"nder our democTatic system tury are on the spot to deal with the need, given the finan helpers. Trees, walk and faces there arc laws ,vhich make cer cial support of American Jews. swam before Kluger's eyes as he tain anti-Semitic manifestatinns a became the target of hooliganism crime. These laws have been in action. adopted for the protection of N.-Y. Bar Association Hears A minion of the law rescued the entire community. When mis Kluger from bis assailants. llial guided individuals like Kluger in roney and his friends were sist that what they conside: a Candidate is Anti-Semitic promptly hauled off to court. higher Jaw be substituted for the , .. ger, the kosher butcher. And be become a menace to their own lhal Jews should be wiped out the Jewish \Var Vet;~ans, iti~\ .~.~...... -~...... "'u.. ...act the Herald came forward to prove that be people. If the laws safeguarding is not fit to be a lawyer," accord traduced transcripts of Cassidy's for Booklets, Rttte:,, I nfor"1"tinn was no ordinary mortal. The case the rights of individuals are good ing lo Joseph Goldstein in a bear slreel-corner speeches during the A.1'k or Bookld ''I"' against the hooligans who attack enough for the non-Jew, they ing before the Character and Fit last three years. I ed him was solid and clear. But should be good enough for the ness Commillee of the Brooklyn as the conrt was about to pro Jew . Bar Association on the applica At 39 Commercial Street nounce sentence, Kluger rose to I am sure that there must have tion of John F. Cassidy for ad- "THE TIDES" PROVINCETOWN. CAPE COD confront the jndge wilb a touch been a great many Kluscrs in mission. ONLY JEWISH VACATION RESORT ON TIP END OF CAPE COD ing appeal on Lheir behalf. Think pre-Hitler Germany who thought Formerly national director of ON W ATERFRONT -I N THE H EART OF' FAMOU9 ARTISTS" AND MOVIE COLONIES. P RIVATE BATHING B EACH, P RIVATE PARKING. GOOD FISHING. BOHEMIAN DAY of it, the victim rising in noble that they could refonn lhe Nazis the Christian Front, Cassidy was AHO NIGHT LIFE. THE P LACE THAT' 9 DIFFERENT. ACCOMMODATIONS LIMITED. fashion to plead for those who J,y !urning the other cheek. I arrested by the F.B.l. in January, MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY - WEEKLY RATES, S22.50 UP CALL OR WRITE: MRS. ROSE LACOB, c /o THE TID E9. 39 COMMERCIAL ST., bad sinned and WTonged him. w,.nder bow long it is going to 1940 with a group of others on PROVINCETOWN •• TELEPHONE 269 Kluger said this was a <)emocra take J ews to realize tbat anti charges, subsequently disq:iissed, ry and a great country to live in. Semitism cannot be cured by of conspiring to overthrow the He wanted !hem to go free so Lbat offering the lollipop of sweetness government they would realize that there was to its carriers. Christian Front leaders like su~h a thing as forgiveness. The Maybe Kluger was afraid. '.\fay Edilor Patrick Scanlan of The papers ate it up. They went to pe all Jews who want to turn Tablet and the Reverend Edward bis home on the East Side and the other cheek are afraid that Curran, r eputedly Father Cougb interviewed his wife. Her hus lhe law may protect them aganist lin's Eastern representative, ap- band was always like that - al small abuses and leave them in ways forgiving, elc. said Mrs. the lurch if a more concerlerl at- The source of ivory is supplied Kluger. Kluger was definitely a lack were to develop. Let's for mostly by the elephant, hippopo hero. Be b ad turned the other get aboul this business of trying tamus, walrus and narwhal. cheek. lo ;,ear a halo in the midst of a But this was only the first act lhunderslorm. Let's be sensible in a tragi-comedy. Kluger enjoy and take cover under the law. [f ed many an exhilarating moment lbe law is good enough for all dreaming of lhe great good be other Americans, it should be bad done for his people. Several good enough for us too. Plan Community Carnival To Eliminate Ticket-Selling SIOUX CfTY, Iowa. - Determ- ,mproving good will in the com ined to eliminate all ticket-sell- munily. ing by Jewish organizations lo The novel Carnival will be held non-Jewis h business houses or on October 20th with Lester Hae individuals, the Sioux City Jew- ger and Nathan Green as heads. ish Community Council has ar ranged for a Carnival !bat will Center Camp Picnics absorb tbe deficit that the vari ous agencies might thereby suf At Shore's Fann fer. Baseball, group games a nd r ace Each gr oup s ubmitted a finan contests featured all all-day pic cial report of the previous year's nic of Camp Cenlerland, held Ibis fund-raising activities among lbe week al Shore's farm in Seekonk, We've Got no11-Jewisb public_ A percentage Mass., with Samuel Shore and arrangement " 'as worked out Reuben Lipson as hosts for the Everything! day. Numerous refreshments were fc r shares in the proceeds of the . . . Including a •urprbingl11 low ratt. of 132 for •t.utn Berkshire Country Club, Wingdale, N. Y. C3rnival. The organizations a served. Group singing concluded ht.autnly da11• •. . an ldt.al golf couru . .. pit.nip of Spon3ors or the AdjolnJng Be.rkshJre Camp for Meo greed lo solicit no one outside the program, led by Barbara lt.nni• court, . . • •wlmmlng and all otht.r 1porl6 ••. - Providence Office - the J ewish community Juring the Adelman, counselor. Hor,rback riding frt.e Monda11• tlrru Frlda111 .•• MR. NATHAN "Toota'' NORMAN entire year except for the Car Greetings or the camp to Mr. Al night, Broadwa11'1 top t.nlertai.J1er, and 1moolh 99 Pleasant Street mrulc •.• All room, rvlth adjoining bath.t. PII01'E AFfER 6 P. II. DEltter 6937 ni,•al. The plan is r egarded as Shore were expressed by Robert a uruque and effective v.•ay of Plainfield.