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~ TH .E:J ewisH ·:~HE RAL_D VOL. XXIl, NO. 21 FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1947 PROVIDENCE, B. L 5 cm."TS THE COPY Roosevelt Plan to Aid British Impose Strict War Refugees Revealed The"foresight of the late Presi- , Pres.idenrs Roosev-elt's personal dent Franklin D. Roosevelt in files, the commission reportedly Curfew· on Palestine Jews anticipating the current, vexing empha.i,ued that the United p roblem of Enrope's displaced States, Argentina, Brazil, Boliria, .------, Vi.olence Flares persons became known recently Venezuela, Australia and Canada with the disclosure that as far could easily absorb millions of In AU Sections back as 1942 he had appointed refugees. ' It also recommended Blood Donors Needed to Aid a special commission to study that the desert area of Palestine Of Holy Land the refugee situation. The group's known as the Negev could ae· Berman Girl's Fight for Life 1eru..oalem - A dns.t-to-daYU curfew was ordered this Tea: report to the President was term- commodate large numbers of Jew The condition of su-year-old ShirleT Berman, for whom an tor 90,000 1ernsalem .Jews, bring ed "M-Project" (for migration) . ish refugees, despite British and appeal for blood d~ was made In the Herald last week, still Ing to 155,000 the number of While some sections or the Arab protests to the contrary. ls highly critical and a further appeal for blood has been made Jews .. under en.rte..- resoi.cti.o.ns report are said to have been The Negev now is being devel by the Berman family. destroyed and still others are in oped by Jews.. here, in Ra.ifa and the N~ Shirley, who has been In the Rhode Island Hospital for area. The important factor in the re- ( .,.. has bee · d....rn- f -~-• S onr wee-,, nm a coma -...., most o ~ time. · he This follo..-ed a new ontb"- cent disclosures about ·~-Pro- Is -•1 · ,__ .ll:,,. - - - hich · •~- sh -- I = ermg ~~ a ~ w reqmres ~t e be gi.-en Iof rtolence ..-hl"cb left three dead 1 CJ:.L...,,.;a,,l~ ject" is that Roose.-elt appar- frequent transfnsions. Hospital rules require, howe.-er, th&t and l!3 ,..ounded in 4g hOOIS. The II ~IA.Ll.l]/c.u.,_....u,. 1I ently concurred "With the repnrt the blood bank be kept at a high le..-el to take ~ of future disorders started after the =-~Pe and was about to act on the com- · Because ..-...... u.a. mission's recommendations ..-hen emergenc,es. or this, e.-er,- pint of blood and plasma of 4,500 uncertified .Je,n; aboard G, K. Smith Again be died In 1945. The coDlID!s- gi.-en a patient must be returned two-fold. the refugee ship Exodns 19H. N"o better demonstration of a sion included Dr. Isaiah Bo..-man. A crisis in the girl's condition possibly may come -.rt.thin Hebre..- ner,;papers this moru!ng right and wrong way or doing president of Johns Hopkins Unt- the oert ten days. 'l"he help of the community is nrgently nee
AUSTRIA FIGHTS POLIO Jew·ish Cent.. r THE JEWISH HERA. LO 1 VIENNA-Austria thJs week I I . · G forbade travel by children In an Jews In Sports B "d R I The . Jewish Home Newspaper of attempk to combat an I n i an ti!e . , fl, ' t,o:e esu ts RhodeWeek' inIsll\nd the .Year Published by the JewishEvery paralysis epldeml~. :------By HASKEL~ COHEN ----~ Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Press Publishing Company, Dr. Simon Ruskin of 'New York the year by manager Eddie Dyer. ' Subscription Rate.a : Five Cents· the Teitelman ...... 64 ½ Copy; By Mail, $2.5() per Annum. City h as · come UJ;! :with a: new ' After an in and out exhibition ~runo Schnabel- Bulk subscription rates request. ARROW ll:NES 00 treatment for arm ailments, bane during the' recent spring train- N. M. Bodner ...... 64 \Valter Rutman Managing Editor DAILY SERVICE 1 PROVIDENCE - HARTFORD of many promising baseball pH- , ing season, Beazley was s0.ld ~to Mr. a nd Mrs. L~uis 76 Dorrance S-t., Tel. GAspee 4312, Also chers. Johnny· Beazley, former the Boston Braves for $30,000. E fros ...... 62~ Case-Mead Building. St. Louis Cardinal mound" 'star Upon reporting to the Bl'aves M d M G Entered as Second·Cla.ss Matter at Charter Work 1 r. a n rs. eo.rge the Post Office, Pro~dence, R. I ., FOR ALL OCCASIONS CALL now with the Boston Braves, is Johnny infol'nied manager Billy Gray ...... 54 Under the Act ot March 3• 1879• Office-77 Washington St. singing tl'!.e Praises of Dr. Rus- Sontln'!orth that his arm waS not The Jewish H f!raJd invites corre.. r GA. 9872 ·kin's unusqal a:rm treatment. responding to treatment. Beaz.. A . s •• sponQence on subjects at interest Beazley, it will ,be recalled, de- ley was all for going on t h e vol- n1 I-. em·1t:1sm to the J ewish people but disc}aima veloped a sore arm while in the 1mtary r etirement list. \V hen I responsibility for an indbrsement Army, After serving 1'P a score Lou Perini, president of the Seen On ·Decline .~it~~:. views expressed by ti¥ JAMES o·f games for the pennant win- llrttv~. Jteard abot~t .lleazley·s. \ It is assumen subscribers wish th.ell' ning Cards, Beazley entered the discomfort, h e suggested that the New York-There was Jess e,ii- subscription rel)ewed annually un- / ~ervice a nd shortly thereaftet( Jnu·ler contact D1•. • Sim'on" Ruskin dence of organized anti-Semitism less we receive notice to the GOLDSMITH threw, his arm out in all exhi- in New ·York City. Perini ' had in 1046 than before the war be- contrary. bition' game. _ Last season he was jammed his shoulder in an auto- cause of greater r esistance by ------G K S · h A Insurance of ready to retire from the pastime lnobile accident last winter ' and poten t ial r~cmlts allci positive • · m1t gain i , All Kinds but was prevailed upon- to ft ish ,risited Dr. Ruskin f01• treatment. cotmter action by an h1formecl (Uontinued from Page 1) , .The medico ctu-ed Perini's public, according to a survey by ings . toward J e ws among those 805 Indnst:t•ial Trust Bldg. Phone · Residence Max Aison Heads shoulder by the WlUSua] proce- th·e Anti-Defamation League ()f whose anti-Semitism, while w'a:c- n GA 67•00 DE 4275 · dure of treating him t h.1·0ugh his B'nai B'rith. el'irlg a Poale Zion Calls riet Barber, of Connecticut, was Bears Expired the guest for the ev<\filllg. Re- Nazi Death ISpecial Meeting fresbments, wbicb were supplied Good Books For Children • A special meeting of the ex- by the members, were served at warrant on Arm ecutive committee of the Poale the close of the meeting. It '------by i\IBS. ZILLAH L. KOIDi------z· ill b b Id t . ..Mother Goose Rhymes For IGoose rhymes and the child will Baltimore - - Twenty-fi\""e-year- . ion Jw 1 2: e h o:orrow even- -was announced that Miss Doris Jewish Children," by Sara G. recognize and enjoy meeting old Bela Molnar who .,. arrived in~ ; Y H, at tc: ;m:3of _Mr. Belinsky, a member of the organ Levy, illustrated by Jessie B. these old frie1rds in a new version. here aboard the ..S. S. Coopei- ahn rs. arry D aeB, Pine- ization, was leaving to attend col- Union Victory," en route to San urst avenue. r. eryl Fry- lege in New York. Robinson, (Bloch Publishing I Some are original, some have de- Domingo, was held by immigra- mer, national secretary of the Company), is a charming book lighUul touches of humor and all Labor Zionists' Organization of for very young children. While sing themselves the "Way child- tion officials for identification of America, will be the guest speak- in some of the ;erses the thou~ht ren's ;erses should. a unique brand mark on his arm. er. This announcement has been WEINSTEIN'S is rather forced, their purpose is Wouldn't King Cole ·enjoy his The inscription read: "CON- made by Isadore Wuraflic, see- Lake Pearl Manor d · b t t " Cb R "' DEMNATO AL MORTE, Aug. 4, a .mrra ly carried out to make coun erpar, azan app . 1944_,, E. Kaufman, Baltimore r etary of the organiz~tion . ... a. happy, easy approach to Jewish Old Chazen Rapp _ Lake Pearl Wrentham, Hass. u h Director of HIAS (Hebrew Shel- Special Attention t o holidays and ceremonials, Pales- ' ,, as a .JDerry old c ap Comettes Hold tine and Hebrew. And a merry old cllap was he. tering and Immigrant Aid Soci- WEDDINGS, PARTIES and ALL SOCIAL op They will conclude their stay by Engaged . "\ spending the last week of July Group to Attempt to Find _ and the first week of August at Provincetown, Mass. Mrs. Sachs is the former Miss Bernice Koret, "A Cure for Anti-Semitism" LONDON-An attempt to f or- Philip Bernstein_. )n addition to Stone's Have Daughter of this city, mulate a "cure for !!,ntl-Seml- the United States and Britain,_ Announcement has been made Fox's Have' Son ttsm·~ will be made at the C~n- countries represented at the meet of the birth of a daughter, Marcia - A son, David Stanton, was ference of International Experts Ing will be Greece, Austria, Italy, Hope, on July 10, to Dr. ·and born to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice on. the Resurgence of Anti.Semi ... France, Belgium, Germany ·and Mrs. Leo Stone, of Thackeray Fox, of ClevelJLnd street, Paw. tism in Europe, scheduled to be Czechoslovakia. street. Mrs. Stone Is the former tucket, on July 17, at the Lying h~ld in Switzerland from July ------Miss Rita E. Samuels. In Hospital. Mrs. Fox Is the 30th to Aug. 5th, according to VacatiOJ.llllg in Conn. former Miss -Shirley Dorice Cohen, Dr. Everett Cllnchy, president of Miss Harriet Rogln, 421 Orms of Laurlston street, this city. , r the National Conference of Chris- street, is spending + her summer Jacobson-Kaplan Engagement vacattOn In Woodmont, Conn., tlans and Jews In the United Mr. and Mrs:' Abraham L. Kap-' States. I as the guest of her aunts and FINE PRINTS Ian, 1of 57 Waltham street, Paw Describing anti-Semitism as a uncles, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Asher, tucket, announce the engagement FRAMED •PICTURES "social and psychological dis Custom-made Framing of Worcester, ~ass., and Mr. and of th~ir daughter, Miss Rosalyn ease," Dr. Clln.chy said he be On.r Speclalty }lr~. Da-niel Finn, of. New Haven, B. Kaplan, to Jack Jacobson, son lieved all church bodies, as well Expert Workmanship Conn. · of Mrs. Regina Jacobson, of .506 Moderate Prices a~ the press', • radio and movies, Kilberg's Have Daughter Public ftreet, this city. l\IlSS ELEANOR BERSTEIN' We Call For and Deliver should mobilize to combat it. 169 WEYBOSSET ST. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Kilberg, of The prospective bride attended Announcemeni of the engage 21 Taft avenue, announce the At a press conference, Dr. Clin (Over Bond's) Bryant College. Mr. Jacobs·on, ment . of l\Iiss Eleanor Berstein, DE 5164 birth of a daughter, Sandra Bev chy, Dr. Willard Goslin, U. S. who is president of the William dnugbter of l\Ir. and l\Irs. Jacob educator, and Rabbi Julian F ei eriey, on July 15, at the Lying-In. Gates (;:utler Olympic Club, ser Be1-stein, of Bogman street, to Hospital. Mrs. Kilberg Is the belma.n . of · New Orleans, agreed ved In the U. S. Army for three Albert J. Krasner, so~ of hir. that the strongest weapon in the former Miss Rose Schram, of years, pa rts of which were spent and l\Irs. David Krasner, of Sum Boston, Mass. fight against anti-Semitism was jn N_orth Africa, Italy, France and ter street, has been made by her education. MAKE EARLY ' Guests from FI01·ida the Philipptnes. parents. The delegates to the Confer RESERVATIONS FOR Mr. and Mrs. Simon Senders, The bi-Ide-elect Is a graduate ence stressed that German anti- • of 7 Goddard street, have as thejr of Hope High School. Her fiance, 1 YOUR PHOTOGRAPHY guests for a few weeks, Miss Semitism was chiefly an Inter i,•ho graduated from Central High national problem which the Nat Moille Cohen and Mr. Meyer Co Complete Plans School, served In the U. S. Army hen, of Florida. . ' ional Conference of Christians FRED KELMAN tor· 81 months, 27 months of and Jews would be willing to Sach's Vacation Here1 which \vere spent overseas. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin S. Sachs, Fo-r· Pier ·Dance tackle along with UNESCO. It of ·31 West 93rd street (Central . Plans have been completed for was revealed that the Conference· WI 5402 Park West) , N. Y., have just the dance which the Jewish Con Editor·'s Mailbox hoped to send a " task force" to completed a five-weeks stay In sumptive Relief' Society wll1 spon tour Germany to help eradicate the problem of anti-Semitism Providence at the home of Mrs. sor thi "Every Day Is Ckanint 1J.ay COMPLETE Wit1' UI' Sprinklers A~ailable for Every Need In spite of \generous· rainfall uev1ce for watering the lawn. But Sprinklers that spray a wave . DECORATING So Let Us HelB throughout the spring, a few dry it pas other purposes. 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In city gardens this is b.igh speed, creeps around curves e CA13INFrS Manufacturers have turned out -an ideal way to wash the dust and passes trees and shrubs by e WALLPAPER Polishecl an amazing array of sprinklers to and soot from flowers and leaves following the hose on a pre-ar Furniture suit a wide range or tastes and so that they can breathe free\y. ranged course laid out by the gaT All Marks and Stains Removed .Corey;-Wright Inc. in your H ome. budgets. There is enough variety Adjustable Sprayers dener a few mi,nutes before. A NEW FACTORY METHODS in the shops to keep the mechani:- Several sprinklers have adjust- series of spinning sprayers along 200 Nonvood Ave. Edgewood, R , L 30 Years Experience cally minded gardener browsing able sprayers-a gentler one to a hose comprise a portable lrri WI 2166 Reflnishers of Fine Furniture for hours. From the sprinklers use on the border so that flowers gation system which can be placed - Antiques Restored tha.t spray square or round areas. and foliage will not be bruised, in any part of the garden. Another International spinning sprayers, one that walklii and a mist-like spray with which type with an attractive silver Furniture· - along by itself and shuts off auto- even s~edlings may be watered dome &jects a· spray which may Providence Sheet matically, and a whole series of safely. A canvas soil soak.er or be controlle~ to .cover anY area Refinishing Co. sprinklers along a hose, to the ordinary garden hose from which from 4 to 600 square feet. Al Metal.Co.' 1389 Westminster , St., Prov., R. L UN!on 24119 sprinkler and garden ornament the nozzle. bas been rtmoved, still though it has a round dome it SHEET IIIETAL W ORK combination, the choice is indeed provides the wisest way to water sprays a square area. Tile and Slate Work difficult. Narrowing down,. the the ground about plants in late The breadth or diameter of Gravel RoofiDg selection depends upon discover- afternoon or evening. The leaves spray coverage suitable for nar ing the one most suitable for in- will not be dampened but the row portions of the garden should 123 Charles St. Prov., R. L General iElectric dividual needs and pocketbooks. roots will receive needed mols- be ascertained before a new sprln- Office Phone DExter 7455 A sprinkler is, first of all, a tnre. kier is selected. Res., 18 Ogden Street Oil Burning Phone DExter 7493 Equi~ment " VENETIAN BLINDS CRANSTON EASTERN COAL: '8i. OIL CO. OIL SERVICE WALLPAPER RANGE AND FURNACE OIL DEXTER 21100 MAGIKOTE Room Lot Sale SILENTGLOW BURNERS for celling. · No washing No scraping.· •Jest apply. SPECIALS INSTALLATION & SERVICE Start at- $1.916 It's wonderful 95c 24 Hour Service A combination storm window Stops peellng.-Qt. Mill End Paint gal. 89c TEL. 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I. ,· OWNRHS Sagging ti o o r a WILLIAMS 8 186 atlcklng doors and cracks In walls and ceilings lndlcat!oa 1 t h a t your celllar posts are weakening CORNER 'KITCHEN CABINETS or lncorrecUy locat ed. Tho Atljuata. LA RGEST ST OCK IN T H • I T AT• 1 CHINA CASES Post System offers , WILL IMPROVE econ0"1Jcal way •to YOUR ,l1,11t what you nH d 1· DINDIG ROOM te make the mo•t iI_/2 , _: safely correct those •f t he apace In HV.IIAL ITVLES structual weak- I . ' I your kitchen. They Fr. ee 1E "iiim~te, $28.50 Hve atep1 - add •• beauty• L. F. PEASE COMPANY '- ,,,., u , \pt c 1u/r•h )Hin• JA 6 6 152 So Waler St. Provide nce l el, GA 7617 CRANSTON LUMBER CO. TeL IUN ion 1771 T_HE JEWISH HERALD, PROVIDENC,E, R. I., FRIDAY, JULY 25, ~947 7 DP NEWSJ,>APERS T (l s ( FRANKFURT-The U.S. Army Jewish iJ'hi,h tarts iJervice reported this week that residents 'P Secretary Wanted Churchill ,House 1M Angell Street, Providence or Jewish displaced persons camps Betwe· en Br,;ta· ,;n, Da/Pstine Young woman or yoUl\g man. Newly Redecorated · were publishing four weekly news- _ II, II .l- -1 ~ Ji:or general office work. Full. wltb papers and thirteen lllagazines. LONDdN-Thousands of Lon- she was boarded by Barcochma time Job. Good hours and good Complete Facllitles doners lining the Thames em- Meerovitch, director of the Jewish , a I a r y • Must be efllclent, For bankment last week saw the blue ...A.£ency's Maritime ·Department, -ALL SOCIAL FUNOTIONS Write Box 2099, -tbe Jewish Weddlngs, Banquets, Dances, and white Zionist colors hoisted a'nd Charles Edmonds, director Herald. M~eetings, Lectures and Musicals Adams Radio Co. to the gaff of the s. s. Kedmah or Harrison and Dickson Ltd,. GA 2843 !Ill 2649 ' (Eastward), first J ewlsh ship British shipping firm which will Open Mondays for Your ever to enter this port. O!)erate the Kedma» jointly with Convenience The 3000-ton passenger cargo t.tie Zhn Navigation Company of llfy Yiddishe Momme liner, whicli will sail shortly on Palestine. The Zionist colors Take the Word· of One Who Knows llebJn's Cbasene , her maiden voyage, inaugurating were hoisted and at high tide I'm Crazy for She · Leo Miller Says Mlserlou the first regular J ewlsh flag ser- Tower Bridge was opened and Getzel at a Baseball Game ,Ice between the United Kingdom the Kedmah steamed further up 'There· Is Nothing Finer Bolled , Beet. and -the Holy Land, arrived in stream and anchored n ear fam Joe and Paul the Thames estuary last week ous London Bridge where crowds than a Stromberg-Carlson Radio with F: M. '' Cock-Eyed J enny from , Antwerp, wh~re she was of Sunday strollers Inspected her. Hopkelf . . Sug Farvus fitted· out for her new service. At night the vessel was lit b:,, ~och a Giesel The vessel sailed up the river .floodlights, with a huge Magev Bel Mir Bustu Shein rn London and dropped anchor David, the first ever seen on the A Chazen a Slliker Just below Tower Bridge, where '£hames. vrominently displayed. A Yiddish Slmchele · llfOISHE OYSHER House Report on "Fascism ., In His Latest Record 0 Kiddish for Yom-Tov" In A·ction" .f'inally ·Published 11 A "1>in-Torah l\fit Gott" Washington, D. C.-The long would have ' been shelved f or the -tle layed House re~ort on ,;Fas-- duration of the present session of cism in Action" went to pres9 Congrel!i~. here last week following a bot The. authorization resolutioD Adams ·Radio Co. battle durlni: which the Hous~ was presented by Representative 65 Was'.1ington St. Prov.; R. I. at>proved a resolution authoriz· \Vright Patman,· sponsor of the \.. Ing its publication as a: House document. who fought for weeks DExter 5610 document after refusing to send against efforts of some of his col Mail and phone orders filled. it back to the House Admillistra-, leagues to prevent the study of t1on Committ.ee where it probably fascism here and abroad from getting into print. The committee fight against "Fascism in Action" was led by Represent ative Bus Bernard Rapoport, M. D. hey, who objected to a section de scribing Franco Spain as fas 1 69 Waterman St. Providence 6, R . I . cistic, and by otlier Congressmen. who objected to an Introduction THE NEW WORLD-A magnificent a utomatic radio-phono Announces g r aph designed for tomorrow's living. Standard broadcast, bY Representative Patman dis The Opening of an, Office for the Practice ' COMPLETE FM, spread-band shortwave. F,nglneered for Strom cussing the participation of berg-Carlson Wire Recqrder. Equipped with 9 handsome of American firms in German Car record album&. Plays twelve 10-inch or ten 12-inch records \ Internal Medicine and Cardiology tels. automatically. - ,--- , Hours 2 to 4 P. !If, Telephone IN MAHOGANY $471.95 and By Appointment Dexter 1934 Medical Circle Begun in Tel-Aviv Leo Miller Radio SALES AND SERVICE TEL AVIV-In order to meet · NOW IS THE , TIME TO CHECK a long-felt need for concerted 391 North Main St. DE 4242 Radio Since 1923 acuon to raise- the h ealth stand. YOUR DIAMOND ards bf the population at large and to take steps towards the nationalization of medical serv ices, a " Labor Palestine Medical Stones Tightened and Reset; Also Circle" bas been founded in Tel Aviv at the initiative of leading New Mountings Reasonably Priced physicians. r The newly formed medical , circle has announced that It will work in cool)eration with the ·Jewelers Opticians Histadrut Institutions for the improvement of health standards 199 WEYBOSSET STREET KAPLAN'S through better housing, nutrition and physical culture and for the JEWELERS and DIAMOND MERCHANTS SINCE 1903 spreading of the idea of public medical service, both among the NIGHT public and the physician~ of the c:ountr7.. DEPOSITORY STORE CLOSED MONDAYS • SHOP TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 9 :15 TO 5:43., Jews, Arabs Join P~ 11~-luuvu Sc#,,! EASY AS mailing a letter . , . safe as if you had per• ' . To F1ight 'Plague sonally presented your deposit at pur teller's window. HAIFA~ J ewish and Arall med ical associations this week set And so convenient,~ whether . you're walking or up seven inoculation centers ill 'driving! It takes but a minute to arrange for this Haifa to protect the _port city's Where You Always Shop With Confidence 160,000 population from · an· epi special service, Stop in tomorrow and provide safety demic_of bubonic plague. A lead fo1 you~ ·funds outsi_de regular banking hours. Ing Jewish medical authority Emeraude · wa.rned that ' there is a danger of the plague spreading to other rltles and towns threughout P~l ---t:he jewel fragrance estlne as It did In anotker out Complete B,n1 .~1,1g Services break 18 months ago. by Coty Fourteen persons have already ' 0 been stricken ancl Dr. J. •S. Pol- A COMPLETE FRAGRANCE SERLES IN IlR-lLLIANT 1 lock. Palestine senior medical NEW DECOR! I officer , said that the epidemic Tnlcum ...... , .... 50c h as r eached "ala rming propor LINCOLN-WEYB OSS ET Dusting Powder .. .. , .. , . . . 1.00 tio'ns." The people of tl1e city Ilnth Snlts ...... , ... , 1.00 BRANCH OF Sachet ...... 1.00 hn.ve been told to wear "thick 11 Ah··8pnn" Powde1• .... , ... 1.00 socks and long trousers tied at PLANTATION~ BANK OF RHODE ISLAND Perfume ...... 2.85 to 17.50 the bottom" to protect them Toilet Wate1• .... 1.85, 8.50, 6.75 against fleas bearing the disease. 61 WEYBOSSET ST., PROVIDENCE , nll prices plus wx .!\ rat extermln8Uon campaign h as begun nncl huge quantkles MEMIER FEDF,R,U DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Toilet Goods Store-Street Floor · of liquid DDT were sprayed on "danger areas." · ... 8 THE JEWISH HERALD, PROVIJ)ENCE, R. I., FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1947 _ Court Rules Against Jews \ ll''l.11 lnsi·de lnformat1• 00 1· Seeking Property Return ~~ ~!~~tt~~~~ ·------! New York-A precedent which that "this cour t will not under- Hollywood.-AT Jol~on, film Zionist J!lchoes Lehman Testifies may possibly hamper the rest!tu- take to pass on the municipal and stage headliner for more Now that the convention of the Up to the last minute there was tion to Jews of property confis- laws of another state or the acts than two decades, will be the Zionist Organization of America ls no unanimity among the major cated by the Nazis was «et here of officials of another state." new star of NBC's " Kraft Mustc over, Intensive Zionist activities Jewish organizilttons· on the plan last week when the · United States In a dissenting opinion, how- Hali" In the fall. Jolson will will start In preparation for, the to have Herbert Lehman tei;tify Circuit Court of Appeals, by a ever, Judge Charles E. Cink held take over on Thursday, October U. N. General Assembty In Sep on their behalf before the House majority opinion, dismissed an that the arguments of the Amer!- 2, following the final broadcast tember .. . Between now and the Sub - Committee on Immigration appeal brought by Arnold Bern- can prosecutors at the Nurem- of the KMH summer series star- meeting of the A,ssembly, where and Naturalization, which is con~ stein, one-time German J ewish berg War Crimes trials should ring Nelson Eddy. the recommendations -0f the U. N. ducting hearings on the Stratton shipping magnate, who sought be taken as a. guide by the courts Al is no newcomer to the Music Inquiry committee on Palestine Bill advocating the admission of $900,000 from a Belgla_n shipping here as an expression of govern- Hall, having been the star with will be acted upon, much will DP's to this country ... Some of company for the Joss of one of ment 1>ol!cies toward acts com- Paul Whiteman and Deems Taylor have to be done in Washington t he organizations were in doubt his ships which the Belgians had milted under the Hitler regime. of the first Kraft program on . . . And It ts for this task that as to whether such concentrated bought from the Nazis just be- "The final!ty of my brother's NBC, Inaugurated tn the summer the new admlnt'stration of the z. Jewish testimony was necessary fore the war. words compel me to say that If of 1933. Hollywood predicts as 0. · A. will be mobilizing all Its . .. However, it turned out that Stating the majority opinion, the policy of our executive Is one great a comeback for him In radio forces . .. As had been expected, Lehman's testimony created quite Judge( Learned Hand declaTed of lion-recognition of Nazi op- as he has had on the screen. the "Silver - Neu m an n Line" an impression, prim~ily because pression and of restitution to the " The Story of· Eddie Cantor" emerged victorious at the conven of the fact that he was In· a posi Jews, I think we are bound to was set by Warner Brothers this tion . . . American Zionists have tion to state that be spoke vir Keller's observe It in our courts," Judge week for top budget production. long been tired of the nickname tually for all the J ews i n the Clark wrote. "I shouid think the The big deal yas . made by Abe " D o 11 a r Zionism" sarcastically United States . .. T he new orga,;::. Sanitary Ko~her classic excoriation of the Naz! Lastfogel, head of the William given by the world Zionist move ization, "Americans for H ag i!'aders for these very acts among Morris Agency,' with Eddie, who ment to Zionist activities tn the anah," which was formed in New Meat Market York to secure backing for the KOSHERED GROUND MEAT others made by the American. won't appear tn the fi lm, cut In United States . . . The "Silver AVAILABLE EVERY DAY prosecutors at ' Nuremberg mus for , a percentage. Cantor says Neumvin line" for the first time Haganab, is encountering some For Your CoDvenience De he accepted as the authentic voice this set-up won't affect bis deal introduced a policy of active po difficulties . . . The Zionist Or l!veries Will Be l\Iade to Most of our executive." with RKO, for whom he r ecently litical work, r elegating fund-rats~ ganization of America· wants ' to of the Summer Resorts As Well The court's ruling upheld the completed "If You Knew Susie." Ing a·ct1v!ties to the background know about the fund-raising As in the City and Subn.rbnn plans of the new group, and action or F ederal J udge Alfred The picture will be bas~d -on his . . . And It Is because of this line Arens. whether it will affect the United TEL. JACKSON 0960 C. Coxe, who dismissed a wri show business career and will that the Zionist movement fn this of attachment Mr. Bernstein had Include a ll the songs be made country gained more prestige In J ewish Appeal coliectlons in obtained a~ainst the assets o famous. the Yishuv in r ecent months than which the ZionistS' are partners. Van H eyghen Greres Soc!ete Speaking of Cantor and J olson It had from the dollars American Accommodator Anonyme, of Antwerp,, which bad Al may return to the studio 0 ; J ewry bas been sending to Pales and Caterer acauired from the Nazis the S. S his first talker tritlmpb, the 1.ot tine . . . One no longer llears re PAPER WASTE Assorted Fancy Pastry and Koenigstein, one of three passen- which cradled talking pictures marks poncerning " Dollar Zion CORRUGATED- NEWS Hors D'Oeuvre Parties ger-cargo ships Mr. Bernstein op with " The J azz Singer," Warner ism," .and the Zionist movement MAG"AZINES & ETC. a Specialty erated In the North Atlantic be Brothers. Since the " J o I s on in this country Is taken very, Birthday and WeddJng Cairns fore 1937. Mr. Bernstein says Story" smash the star has been We buy and sell nll slz~S.· .. II-lade to Order _used corrugated cartons that his company, knO'Wn as the po~wowing witl} Jack L. '\Varner, very seriously as a political power Experienced Table Decorator for Arnold Bernstein Line, was con production bead or the studio. · · ; This despite the fact that State Waste Paper WEDDINGS and fiscated unlawfully by the Ger- No story can be complete about the Z. 0 . A. convention r eceived BAR-~llTZVAH PARTIES mans as part of their Rnti-Semi- Cantor and Jolson without cutting no message ftom President Tru- Company Telephone HOpklna 5197 tic program. Georgie J esS"el in for his share, man . . . 89 Magnolia St. \ VE 7012-W ------'------and here it is: Georgie, who has been in show BEST TIRE 'BUY! business for better than forty ~ATIONAL GLASS CO., INC. years but doesn't look it, was Distributors of showing a beautiful young girl LIBBEY-OWENS-FORD · GLASS PROD.[JC'JIS ( whom he was trying to Impress) .. around the set of "Nightmare Vitrolite (Permanent Glass Walls) Alley," which he is producing for 20th Century-Fox. A bit actor came up and said, " Remember GLASS and MIRRORS FOR EVERY BUILDING AND HOME PURPOSE ·me, Mr. J essel ? Keith's, 1908?" J essel nodded and hurried on. NATCOR llfETA'L STORE FRONTS "What did he mean ?" a S"ked AUTOMOBILE GLASS 1645 Westminster Street the girl. UN!on 3400 "Keith's 1908 ?" J essel, always llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII quick with an answer, said, "He's a · bookie. Keith's the name of a Non-Cancellable horse, a nd nineteen-eight is what he paid." ACCIDENT and HEALTH SOLD ONLY BY INDEPENDENT DEALERS Frank Sinatra, with the collab INSURANCE AND SERVICE STATIONS! ot,:ative assistance of radio script Written By er-producer Carroll Carroll, will A PRODUCT OF· U. S. RUBBER CO. do a literati pitch for tolerance with a book entitled "Boys and Frank Lazarus Girls Together" which Simon and Schuster will publish. As the title LIFE INSURANCE-ANNUrrms . Implies, the theme bears down on Your Inquiries Sol!clted ~~~ juven!le problems, interfaith and FRANK LAZARUS interracial. Carroll is no novice at , INSURANCE ADVISOR ghosting for top r adio names. ll'tr#IJ~#'~R/r/#'~ One of his chor es was the Bob 635 Industrial Trust Bldg. GAspee 8812 Providence, R . L • Hope book, " I Never Left Home." 1111111i1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ADMI.SSION Producer - d Ir e ct or Herman Sbuml!n bas purchased the stage rights to an unpublished book by W!lliam Manners titled " Father and the Angels." The novel, to be 1 published by Dutton In August, Ml1'1ll•ROLLER Cl'l'f!INOASTER • BOWLING deals with the problem of a rabbi •ROLLER SKATING • SPEEDWAY and bis wayward sQn. •HOTOR BOATING . FLYING SO()OTER Intent on not marking Its film •RIDES . CHOWDER and CLAM CAKES as a propaganda piece, RKO stu • CRESCENT INN • FREE PARKING dio wJ.11 plug "Crossfire" a s a: topical murder-mystery rather • KIDDIBS' DAY-THURSDAYS than a treatise against antl-Se~ !t!sm. After constderable mull Ing of the probleu1, the studio has decided against Incorporating reference to the controversial REGULAR IUS SERVICES Ii,. BOSTON TO N EW BEDFORD AND FALL RIVER PASS 0IREcnY BY TRACK ,,. BROCKTON TO TAUNTON • QUINCY TO TAUNTON theme in its advance newspaper and magazine ads. Raynham Park train direct to track and return leaves Providence ·~ nightly at 6: 30; leave• Pawtucket at 6:40; arrives at track at Said one studio head: "We DANCf 7: 20. Round trip fare from Providence $1.21; from Pawtucket don't want people to be kept SATURDAY NIGHT $1.04, tax Included. No round trip tickets sold on train. Tickets away from the theatre because must be purchneed before boarding train. Return trnln leave• they're given the impression that Raynham Pork soon nrter payoff or Inst race. q,e film is straight pamphleteer- New England Trnnsportntlon Company Bus Ienves ing. Beslda, cleverly working I 5 Eddy St., at 6: 30 P. M. every rnce night Its plea for tolerance into the Intercity buses from I. C. T. Termin~I. a's Fountnln Street, plot, the fll , . THE JEWISH HERALD, P ROVIDENCE , R. I., FRIDAY, J ULY 25, 1947 did was pretend you're a cus tomer." he was told. "I ' want a It Happened This Week stunt check," said Kurnitz, "be cause I ate Halvah.u They raised a "Kane" in the spot of background scenes for .------Interstate offices the day• a son the movie, "The Naked . City." Woman Wanted was born to the Maurice Fox's. One day a lower East Side candy To cook and serTe one meal Dadd:>- and son both are doing store . served as the "set" and. per clay for family of three well. Ledgemont circles are al- extras were hired to serve as in Kosher home. Call GAspee l ready predicting that the new customt'!rs. Harry Kurnitz. the 484-0. arrival will 'be a better golfer screenwriter, volunteered to work 1------..: than his father . . . as an .extr'a because he once lived Plan Beach-Theater Party in the neighborhood. Kurnitz later .,------ The Center Players are plan was offered a cheek in payment For Rent ning a beach-theater party that for his work as an e..-.::t ra. "l'm u.oom for rent in large, sounds quite nqvel. The group entitled' to a stunt check," he private h ome. All modern con.. "·ill spend the afternoon of Aug- insisted. " For what? All you reniences. Pririleges of the house. Kitclien prhileges op. ~:! ~:tu~:;~ck~:!. 0:n!!e d~:i:~ -,11,-lllll-llllm-lll-illl-lllll-lllll-lllll-lllll-lllU-IIIII_IU __ Uonal. Couple or· single per.. they· will attend a stage perfor- Dr. A. Nemtzow son. Call HO 3513 after 6 mance at the Theater-By-The-- o'clock. Sea. Optometrist lliss Fonta yne t o Perform Contact Lenses, Spectacles W Fitted, Prescriptions Filled ord has been received that 20 AB@RN ST. GA 7172 Apartment Wanted Mi§S Berenice Fontayne, daugh- Apartment or flat wanted. ' ter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac E. ======::_ Four or six rooms unfurnished. Feinstein, formerly connected .------.liest. referencas. Phone GA with the J ewish Home for the Typist.Wanted 8180 daily; Saturday 11 to 1 Age·d of Rhode Island, has been Girl to do a ccurate, rapid o·cJock. ~I. Reiter. engaged to give performances tn1ing ,~·anted. Forty - hour during the entire summer sea- week. Pleasant working con son at the Sinclair Hotel, Beth- ditions. Call GA 4312. lehem, N. H. Miss Fontayne ·------! made her debut with the San Desirable Cr~sp Summer Freshness in Sum, mer Salads Is More Pronounced Carlo Opera Company, and has Tenants- Tomatoes also a ppeared with other oper Stenograplier When They Are Topped With wA:-.T TO RE:S,T SIX OR Firm Red R ipe Finast Fi:;esh Made Mayonnaise I atic groups. Wanted SEVEN ROOM FLAT The Perfect Combbation ! Bennett•s in .....'V. H. Stenographer, experienced. 0 OR SE:\11-BUNG~LOW Fancy Freestone T he Herman L . Bennett's, or Dictation, typing, filing, gen.. Cole avenue, are vacationing for e r a l office con·espondence. Adnlt family, R esponsible ,., LBS 39C Peaches _two weeks at Jackson. N. H. Steady employment. Fln,-da_y Business P eople Juicy Ripe Bart'ctt lllo,ie Stunt Man week. ,vrite Box 2098, t.he Write Box 2100 Peppers . Pears • ooz ' 39C An amusing tale out of New Je";sh Herald. State exper The J e\\iSh lferald Fresh Sweet Green York concerns the filming on the ience in first letter. Fan~ Ser-dless 2 LBS 25c Crapes 9 LB t c Justice Steinbrink J.uicy Jumbo Si::e DO YOU NEED .A NEW CAR? Cantaloupe £A 13c Scores Gossett Cucumbers Crisp Native Pas~ LGJ;; NEW YORK-New York St.ate Here is a real opportunity Fresh Green Outdoor Celery BUNCM 191 Supreme Court Justice Meier Fre!h Young Tender Steinbrink, national chairman or I WiWSell My New Car the Anti-Defamation League of Cireen Beans LBS 19«; I B'nai B 'rith, accused R ep. Ed · At Delivered Prices Gossett ( D.-Te:x.) of manufactur · In exchange for a furqished or ' unfurnished apartment, flat or ing a -" brazen lie" when he tbld h ouse. Five rooms needed; East Side or Narragansett Boule \"ard a· congressional colll'IDittee that "100,000 of the displaced per location d"!'ired· sons ar.e Russian J ews whom the I Guarantee · ~oviet Union is- deliberately try ing to plant in this country for IMMEDIATE DEllV,ERY fifth column acti,ity." Of my car 11s soon as I am provided ~,;tl1 a snit{lble plac.e in which r Native; To Broil or f ry Ri ADY CUT In a blunt worded telegram to ~liYe.. \\"rite Box 2101, The Jewish Herald. Fowl LB ft5C to the Congressman, Justice Steinbrin'k charged him with CHICKENS Fresh Ground lean Meat· "having constantly ignored the BUY ONLY WHAT L3 Hamburg 49C truth: insu1ted the intelligence "OUR BEST ADVERTISING IS F INE QU.U,ITY AXD YOU NEED Native Broi1ers or Fryers • of all Americans and maligned WORKl\LL'iSHIP" the inn0cent homeless victims of Bre.:sts LB 89C Chickens L9 lt7C Naziism who at long last deserve LB 8 5C Skinless • Sure to Be T eodcr legs a chance to live a decent life in MADE - RITE SOFA BED CO. Frankforts L9 49C a free country." Wi11 gs LB 35c Assorted Loaf V.::.::eties Manufacturers of Maple and Upholstered LC.-us LB He Cold Cuts LB 49C · Divanolas and Chairs CUSTOM-BUILT BOX SPRINGS and l\IATTRESSES , Gib '. els LB !29c Also Minced J..I, m WHEN IS MY Y AHRZEIT THIS-YEAR? WHOLESALE ONLY u , LB 49C Bac~s N;:as 19c Bologna This 24-Year Cal~ndar Will 459 Washington St. Providence, R. L Tell You, It's Free! MACKEREL DE. 2934 PAUL GEBSHMA.~, Prop. -HADDOCK HALhJU r- Hebrew dates and their equiv FR£SH CAUGHT CAP£ FILLETS alent English dates from 21 years LB FA~SM bsck and for four years forward! ,,.c LB 39C F::s5s3~~ I All this information at a glance in the Hebrew-English Calendsc fr ~ \c~Qtt"~}9 to our readers. A & B '°i.n.~d Hash gN 25C MIRABEL PRESERV ES 65C S\r1w!l1rr, Luncheon ~~~t 2 ~~;:s ., J~BR Pupo1ny 39C Frankforts F1·eddie Spigel Says· f!HAST LISTEN TO THE JEWISH RADIO HOUH, Sl,XDAY )lOHNINGS Sunshine They are people who, on the Books bring to mind book· meanwhile received assistance fie American supplies and Amer!· 'T''h T I spur of the moment, unrehear- sellers. Last week we dropped from another source, when the can money. I ~ J e Jester sedly, make the perfect, r~mark into one in the' neighborhood. U. S. · Army issued an order pro- --By ELYEH. .NATHANS- or ask the blissful question which The own'lr was In a. dismal mood. hlblting the Indiscriminate ar- · Alternate slices of orange with J essy Lasky once anade a movie turns the normal incident into His clerk stood near him in tears. rest of DP's in that countr~ Al( avocado rings on lettuce leaves based on a famous book. It took a provoker of laughter. Not "I can't' understand it," she military units were told that the make fo1· a pretty salad. Serve six months to make. Four of surprisingly, they a re to be foun~ said, "Here you go busted, and DP's ~re entitled to possess speci- -with F rench dressing. - Hollywood's top-rank P 1 a Yer s in great numbers . among the only this morning I read where were starred. Toward the hour Jewish people, whose peri.chant President Truman said business of the preview, It suddenly 1~;vti;;~ h:~~:: :~e~ee:net!;: wa'~M!;{:'.:,el:e;~;;~vit:!.' owner, Consult Us About Y01.11' Investments dawned on everyone that the had said the obsequies over their with a, sad smile, "E{e has a better author of th~ book ought to be· tombstone. locat ion than ours.'' Invited. So she was. MI.CHA,EL INVESTMENT CO., INC. " How did you like It?" Mr. A brilliant young composer Lasky a sked her when the pre- ( we won't mention his name) Skilled Workers May STOCKS . and BONDS view was over. on~e spent a hectic period on a Immigrate to Sweden 17 EXCHANGE STREET PROVIDENCE She reflected a moment. " Mr. radio job that forced him to An aid to displaced Jews from turri ,, out one new song every DExter 0688 Lasky," she siid slowly, "do you day for fifty . weeks. · Central Europe Is seen In the remember that bit half-way .r ecent announcement by tl_le through when the phone rings "Doesn't that take a lot out of Swedish Government that prior· M., M. SOFORENKO and It's the wrong number? Well, you?" an Interviewer asked h im. lty will be given to the lmmlgra· I do think you took that stalght ~· sure it does," he answered, tion Of skilled technicians, regard Member of the National Association of Security Dealers from my booK. " " but it takes a lot · more out of less a~ race or religion. Established 1932 • Un-known humorists abound. Bach, Beethoven and Brahms." Displaced p~rsons in Germany We know ·a lot ~bout you ... want tci know· more· about us? • ' · N aturally, \Ve're "curious" when it comes to our customers, si nce your wishes and your needs are the reason we're in busi ness! During the past few years we;, along with a group of other New England ele9tric and gas companies, have been figuring ·out how we could "streamline" our organiz;ition to make it even more efficie nt 10 bring _you even be11er service. This "streamlining" has now been done, and the New England Power Association (of which this local company has long' been .• part) is now called NEW ENGLAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM. Needless to say, how ever, a lot more has been done than just to change the name. The import- ' ant result is the completion of a sound, overall plan, one that wi ll mean benefits which can be passed along to you. Here, brieRy, are the highlights of the story behind the new Ne"' England Electric System, .,._..,_,. J ~-· There :1te 48 (offl P3rlic-s in ,our N c-w Engbnd Elwric T o iivC' )'OU an idea or 1he siu of the S1·si..-m : it h:is , Systc-m, sc-r.-ini over 2,500,000 pc-ople-in Vermom, 15% miles of transmission Imes; \!,!M m1l.-s of d,s. Nc-w Hampshire, M:isuchusc-ns, Rhode hland and 1ribu11on lin~-s; 36 hrdro-t"lcctric r,bnrs ; 15 st.·Jm ,?en- Connc-eticut. Our customers live in 277 communities from !ht' Canadian bordt"rto Loni Island Sou1\J- from 27~'.~it;:s·c!s~:~c-%' :n~J()•;tu~·!c~;~\~:~:~~:;-;,: the Ad:intic Coast 10 the New York Smc J;ne . scn1:crs who use its transportation fa..: ,l m,·• ,. ., ,t, } 1· :i.r. There arc 10,000 skilled l'l'l en and wom c- n who work T he "ncn·c cc-nle r" of rh e Srsic- m is in Millbury, for 1he S~1em 10 R"ive you stcaUy, dc-pcnd able sc-r.-ice M assachusc11s, whc:rc our chief dispatchmc Ct'nlt'r is -the kind you ca n "rake for l!;r:intcd". The aver.ice locatt'd. Herc, at a hui:e control board, a minutc-b)· worker has been wi1h rhc~S)'Slcm over 16 years. Mose minute record is k~c-pc of th e consdntly eh:an 2in1: dc-, of them work for local opc-ratinl? comp:mic-s. All have mand for clcctricit)·ine1·cry p:an of1hc- S)·sicm'sterri- COLOR a d.. c-r, srnse of company loyally and priJc in $)'$tcm 1ory. If storm or dius1cr hiis rou r 1own, some Olh<' r achicvc111cn1s. supply of power c:i.n be- quickly "swi1chtd 01·er" ·10 SOUND , ueply your nc-rJs. MOVIE of New Englati,d :Electric System Now Available Ha"• you seeft four electric seMnr, "RuWJ'Eilo1vat1" is a fricndlt There arc m~n )' i:ood rc-.isons wh>' rour loc:il comp:any "TAKE IT FOR GRANTED" ! ' re-minde r or 1hc electric ,-wer available to you " at .. • 11 R"ive )' OU b('ucr scn•icc b)· b,·,111! r,:an of th is S) ~t<'m. This sound film in calor tli~·k of a switch" . Rcddy's waic-s (unlike oiher cosrs One of the most imr,onan1 of th,·m rs b..·1111! abtt" to is a 'l'ailobte for showings of livinv) ha1•c ncadily aonc DOWN and DOWN turn lo our own c:ap:i_hl c work ers in oth,•r Srst\"111 com .. until 10Jay yvl! a!C ll:C'llin1t abou1 twice u n1uch \I before your group or pani('s/u h,(p ,li,n'"L tmtrp-,r,:i11 anJ h,•n,•n'r :a p.m,cu C"l,·cu ic scn·ice for 1hc u111e amount of money u you ·Jarly ffi,r/, t,,.,1,1,m comn up . 13<",;:i.usc- they arc tr:i.m,•d ci.,ic club. Arrangements diJ 20 )'nJS aao. and e:-.p\"ric-n cc-d in sp«1al work , Ill<')' nn natuull)' may be made ot our office. h<'lp us soh•e m:mr of our loc:i.l probfrms. I' THE NARRAGANSETT ELECTRIC COMPANY I · Electric Shop .. ,.1 IRANCHES - ARCTIC • IRISTOL • WARREN • OLNEYVILLE • EAST ~REENWIC!I Al Jolson's New Song May BeEl~ted I saw that his head seemed "ALL l\lY LOVE'' to bend. ~lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUillllllllllllllllllllllllllJ,: ROME-The election of women "Whence come you, oh fattier?" In Yiddish-Chaim Tauber to posts in the Jewish Community I ventured. Call Us for a "Blind Date" In English-Al Jolson Council -0f Italy has been made g § H e registered timid surprise, "New England's Largest possible by a ruling issued today "I flee persecution," he answered. § GAspee 6780 § Jewish Record Stock" by the Ministry of the Interior. . Again that fear gleamed In The ruling was contained in a his eyes. I ·VENETIAN BLINDS I letter endorsing the stand of the "Where go you?" I questioned 10 Colors in Steel Finest Basswood BEACON ·sHOPS Asso_ciatlon of Jewish Women of with caution, = = MILTON ISRAELOFF, PROP. Italy that the law governing the And sensing the tears on his 905 No. Jllaln Sbeet o~ganization -of Jewish communi- cheek; ; j wooa I UN 0320 Open Every Night ties be modified to allow women " I know not but just keep on -,..,:::::=::.,.:?..::,=: ~ to vote and hold leading positions. plodding LESTER'$ VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE ------Along with the rest of the § § iillllilll11111111111111111111111802 NORTH l\lAIN ST•tlllllllllllllllll!!!!l.111!!!1!!! weak. "I do not know just what my ,---f A·Ll SHO ·WING!---. goal Is, Perhaps i can find It some day." SALE With this he adjusted his It's not too earJy to select your Fall wazdrobe now! clothsack Final Clearance of All Summer .Jwit'arrlved at Fashion .Honse Is an advanced group of As If to 'resume on his way. Merchandise Fall Snits and Dresse's ... d\l9lgned in the latest modes grasped his thin arm and Dresses Reduced to as Low as $1 O and styled in the most fashionable fabrics! It's your I pleaded, "One last query," pleas·, 'ere golden opportunity to buy now nt famous low Fashion Spring Suits, Spring Coats, Print· Dresses, · you're through,. Honse prices! By what name do all people Evening Dresses ·. greet you?" All Greatly Marked Down And hel"e's n l'ernintler: That "tulk-of-the-towi•'' · "They call me th<1 w~ndering Jew." ' New Suits, Coats CJearance Safe on selected Summer Dresses nnd li'o,• .. NEW SATIN DU.ESSES, DRESSES FOlt THE JIIOTHER OF THE He tui·ned from me now with BHIDE-ALL ARHIVlNG DAILY mat Gowns Js s tJJI Jn progress ... with prices slas hed, emotion ; Yon Owe Jt to Yourself to Pny n Visit t-0 Jn some cnscs, ns much ns 40% ! For ,•nlues fkst ... and I was sorry and offered him gold. H e raised up his hend in defiance, And continued on into the cold. Melvtn L. Zurier 870 Broad JlJDG.E RE-APPOINTED Street In.-. NEW YORK - Judge Morrjs 218 THAYER STREET Rothenbe(g, president ef the J ew- Open Evenings and Mondays Till 9 PM - Gaspee 1270 lsh National Fund, wns re-appoint E,·ery Tunnel Car Stop$ at Om· Door 1ed to the Magistrates bench .. THE J EWISH H ER A~D. P ROVIDENCE, 'R. I., · lfRII)AY, JULY 25, 1 947 ' ·T hey were full of lire and glamou r bu' in in the Negev t o service the\ ces have been given to the med- Just a few. h ours before.... Well Hias Now 23 J ewish settlements already ·es- ical center which will a lso serve .dressed salesgals in swanky sh ops-, Locates Kin tablished in t he southern deser t Arats and Christians in the vic- more . sophisticated than their are·; of ,.-Pa1eStine. Two a~bula n- inity. , · _ hoity-toity patrons. . . . States In Sovie'i Russia ~ ·men who •make h i story, being NEW YOR K-Appllcalion; for Ignored in the fl ashY spots, while location of kin in, the .Soviet table 'sitters swivel their heads in U,nion are now being accepted by an ef[ort to see a film star. the · LOcation Service of R IAS New Yor k- City of Contrasts: Pigeons calmly pecking at (Hebrew Shehering and Jmnii-· Suinptuous penthouses a long crumbs.' on the steps of t he Fifth grant Aid soci ety). the East river overlool~ing two- avenue library- oblivJous of the An annou ncement by HIAS Ex by-four cold water flats'.... En- city's turbulent tempo. . . . Do.)Vn ecu tive Director Isaac L. Asofsky tertainers in side stre~t saloons ,and-outers snoozing on ~enches saic:1 till ese searches will be hand -a combo of has-beekis with a in the inajestic, palace-like Grand led in cooperation wit h t he Sov _bright past and youngsters with Central depot. ... The pushcart iet Red Cross and Red Crescent a shining future. . .. The tense salesman on Eighth avenue-an Society, which has _opened its fi les drama behind the sce·nes during ex-pug who hawlcs ladies-' dainties. to H IAS in reciprocity for assis .sho;'1" premieres-of~en more ex- . . . Musty Bowery shops where tance given by IIIAS to R ussian citing ~hall the play. . . . The gyps·ies tell fortunes-surrounded Jews in location of their Idn in sub,'vay set standing hip to hip by derelicts who haven't a future. other parts of the worlp.. while concentrating on ignoring ...1 Mendicants and sandwich each other. men trampling lhe Main Stem's Jewish Settlements T h6 most prominent feature in gayety with every step tµey talrn. Red Fo~ Ginger Ale Co. the Roxy's lavish lobby-a n ickel The city fnme