:'emple Beth-EL Broad & Glenham Sts. Piovidence , R. I.
t;;~;;~:: .. 11 THE ,JEW ISH hers of the I Nazi party must HERALD establish their ancestry at leaSt ;;V;;;O;;;L.~XV;;;;;;I-:;.N::o:-. •-::2------:P::R::-o=v=m=E::N:-::C::E::-,-:R::-,---=-I.-, -=r=R-=ID::-:':A-:::Y::-,-:MA:-::-::--:R::-Cc:-H::--.,,-7 -.-.-1-94_1 ______: ______to the year 1soo shows that the S CENTS THE COPY rulers of the Third Reich are pursuing their policy of racial purity with increased zeal. It is i nterestiitg to n~te that Bulgarian Jews Anticipate . ·Trouble Gibbon's "Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire", goes against the Nazi theory. l;,or it was his Fighting For Democracy Violent Reaction opinion that it was a policy si,m Draftees Receive ilar to that of the Nazis that · To Nazis Feared destroyed two of the great Club Invitations Business Men List States of antiquity. "The narrow policy," he says, Communal Groups Asked Property and Assets "of preserving without any for To Welcome Army Men LONDON. -'- With -the Nazi eign mixture the pure blood of Fourteen Jewish young men, occupation of Bulgaria, the 40,- the ancient citizens had /check stationed with the Sixth Army 000 Je\vs !'here anticipate a dup ed the fortune, and hastened the Corps at the Old Hope High lication p f riots that occurred in ruin, of Athens and Sparta." Schop!, have been sent compli Roumania after Hitler moved in, \\'hat was mistaken over two mentary paid-up membership Anti-Semitic pogroms may mean t housand ~ years ago may prove tickets by the Brotherhoods of the second exodus in the history to be equally mistaken today, · Temple Beth El, Temple Beth Is of the Bulgarian Jews whose an rael and Temple Emanuel, and cestors in the 15th century were by the Jewish Community Cen driven from Spain and traveled Donor Luncheon ter, it has been announced. '- 1'he annual Hom'e for Aged lo Turkey and thence to Bulgar In a statement' this week. a ia. spokesman said that the young Scores of Bulgarian Jewish ~1:::r o~u i~i~:::sd:vyhi:~ter~::~ men, most of whom are strang ~;..-~··.:~ akes on added significance this business men h ave already filed ers, in town, have many free eve I a statement listing their proper year. As· the Home is not a nings, and would be grateful io member of the Community Fund ly and cash assets with the Na !/ receive invitations to attend var tional Bank and are making ... it depends on outside activities, ious activities conducted b.y or J such as the Luncheon, to raise every effort to sell their inter ganizations throughout the cily. prises to non-Jews, preparatory the necessary maintenance Such invitations shoulcl. be sent to leaving the I country. funds, "1 to Lt. Albert Barkin, Sixth Army At a recent meeting of the Corps, al the Old Hope High Attempts to calm the Jewish population have been unavailing Home board the need of a hos School. pital wing and 3.n elevator ' was Ju addition to Lt Barkin, the because the treatment accor\ied emphasized. And the Auxiliary, group comprises Privates Harry Jews in all countries occupied by cognizant of the situation, has Bernstein, Arthur Binder, Gilbert Nazi .troops has become common offered the proceeds of their Bbrnstein, Simon Bogin, Calman knowledge in Bulgaria. Lunche'on for these purposes. Foss, William Hochman, Aaron The women in charge of the Hurowiti, Milton Isicoff, Ray Luncheon next \Vednesday are mond Perlmutter, Aaron L. Ross, Intern Residents entitled to more than the ap- George Wernick; Leon Weitz and 11reciative applause of the 400 Max Wexler. .J( donors who will be p,resent. Of French Coast · --;·-~ 1' :;::·fie;, deserV'e ~he µlaudits of the VICHY, - Pratically all the entir e city · for having recog Banish Vienna Refugee T1avels 19,iOOO Miles Jewish r esidents of the northern nized a vital· community defic costal zone of occupied France iency and doing something have b~en interned, it was re Families to Poland For D~licate ~rain Operation liably reported from Paris'·this about it. NEW YORI,. - After racmg . . VIENNA. - In a step r egarded 19,000 miles by airp lane and train not seen smce he lef_t then) m week. as one of the final chapters in from Palestine, a 20-year-old Germany in 1936. Arrangements Several hundred Jews between Purim the ages of 17 and 40 have been The ageless story of the Jew Germany's etrOrts to clear Vienna German refugee ,was in Mount for Ifie journey of young Les interned under strict surveillance ish people's deliverance from of Jews, 1,000 Jewish residents Sinai Hospital last week awaiting chkowitz lo this country were in two camps in the northern de oppression will be recalled in of the City~ mostly families wet, an operation for a brain tumor made by Hadassah, the women's banished Feb, 19 lo Gern:an-oc- that fias nearly blinded t,im. Zionist organizalion,a delegation partments of Yonne and Aube. · synagogue and home when Jews cupied Poland. from which was .at tl\e station. Relatives were kept in ignorance will celebrate Purim on Thurs The youth, Aaron Leschkowilz, He left Palestine Feb. 6 on a of their fate, day, March 13, Reichsmarshal Hermann Gor- was greeted on his ar rival in Dutch plane, whicli carried him Distinctly applicable to pre ing, it was recalled, said in a Grand Central Terminal, by his lo· Rangoon, Bllrma: . Thence he Recently the French Social sent day condi'tions which find Vienna speech shortly after father and mother, ~vhom he had went by Chinese plane to Hong Assistance Service intervened them driven from qne country Anschluss in 1938 that the City with the German Red Cross and to another to escape baseless would be . without Jews within Seek Medal for Cab ' Kong and across the Pacific by obtained · the release of 50 who Pan-American Clipper. He board- w er e sick. · Permission was ob persecution, the Purim story is four years. Driver Who Aided Police eel a New York-bound plane at concerned with the attempted tained for others to communicate WASHINGTON. _ Represenla- Los Angeles Frida¥ but it was with relatives, destruction of the Jews ii). Per NO JEWS CHOSEN lives Joseph A: Gavagan this grounded by bad w ealher at sia. · Because Esther, a lov~ly SOFIA. - Not a single Jew w eek introduced a bill seeking Cleveland and he -completed tlje Jewess w ho was Queen of Per was elected to the City Soviet of Philatelic Problem the award of a Congressional trip· by train. sia, intervened and uncovered Kaunas, the former capi to) of Will He'' Lick'-' Axis? the plot to her royal husband Lithuania, a)though the city's gold meda) to Leonard Weisberg, His hospitaliz~tion was arrang NEW YORK. - Otto Koisch Ahasucrus, the J e ws were per population is 35 per cent Jewish. the New York taxi driver, w ho ed by Dr. Israel Wechsler, chief 1 witz, German radio commentator mitted to defend and save them The Jack of "suitable Jewish risked his life in an effort to as- neurologist at Mount Sinai, and candidates" is offer ed as the rea- sist Patrolman Edward Maher, · Dr. Ira Cohen, chief neuro-sur known as "Okay," who is taking selves. a postman's holiday by radio And while Purim is being ob son the Jews were deprived of who was killed J anuary 14 in an geon, who will undertake the casting from Rome, was heard served, J ews th rough out the representation in the City Coun effort to apprehend two payr.oll diagnosis and operation. The bandits. bo'y•,i parents, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer by the Columbia Broadcasting world will remember the bibli cil. Lesohkowitz, live at 242 Penn System lo r emark that new Ger cal story of eternal hope and Street, Brooklyn. man-Italian stamps bearing eyentual deliverance from ty German line Denies Charge heneds of Adolf Hiller and Ben ·rants. ito Mussolini have been issued. New Restrictions He asked A1i1erican stamp col Rackets Of Excessive Refugee Fees lectors: Rackets will flourish as long NEW YORK. - Charges that Experts on refugee problems the German shipping line, Hupag said the chances of booking pas _Affect Cracow ''.Do yon suppose the President ns there are people dishonest will put these s tamps in bis fa Lloyd, which ha.s been function sage for any large number of the BERLIN. - All J ews in Crn e noug h to indulge in them, and mous collection? Will he sacri ing as a travel agency since the persons wishing lo escape from cow, capital of the Germon Gov guJ1ible folks who are naive and fice his political sentiments to war swept German merchant Europe were "ver y slim," because ernment General in Poland, who innoce nt e nough to hand their lhc appetite and ambition or the shipping from the seas, was cup of lhc shortage of shi11s. All ves urc not in possession or n valid money ove r to strangers w ith colleclor'I" out investigation. ilnlizing on the plight of the ref sels of the American Ex1,ort Li nc ''idcntlficution curd," have . been During the past year thou ugees by exacting exce,ssive fees, are booked solidly until .June, ordered lo leave, lbc city immcd sands of dollars have been milk wer e denied lust week by John and the onl)• ti ckets nvnilublc inlely, uccordin~ lo the Cracauer Communists Brand ed from this city by smooth Schroeder, managing director of arc those with open sailing dates Zeitung. "Severo punishment" is sales men who are able by the the line, after tlrnl time. A similar con the pcnully for failing to com Zionism as Imperialism prc,Hrnre and volume or words to He said no pressure was being dition preva ils on Spanish and ply with this order. LONDON. - l 'he London Sun sell causes that are illegitimate exerted lo force the friends of Portuguese s hips. In this connection it is ulso re day Express accuses the Conunu. or non-existent. the Vienna Jews to use the facil Thousands of Vienna .Jews, ported llrnl al n recent meeting nist movement in E ngland of 'fhere are enoug h really wor ities of Hapag Lloyd and that all lhrenlcned with , deportation to of the Administrative Council of spreading anti-Semitism by charg thy causes to be helped, causes the money paid dver for tickels Poland, are sending cublcgrmns Cracow, ii was stated that the ing international finance with for w.hich your support is re was put in a trust fund in the lo rclulivcs nnd fri ends here im efforts of the J ewish Council in the war-guilt and branding Zion ques ted by your neighbors, or Chemical Bank and Trust Com ploring them lo go lo the local the city to expedite Jewish emi ism os part of English imperial by reputable individuals whom pany, where it remained until it o!Tlces of the 1-lnpag Ll oyd ond gration had railed. As a result, isn1. The Communists, the paper you know. was turned over lo the shipping deposit money lo cover the cost the German Elite Guards were stales", follows the propaganda The Jewish Herald maintain• company on which passage was of transporting them lo lhe Uni ordered lo toke Lhe matter into line of the Nazis, although they (Continued on Pare 2) oblained for lhe _reruseea, led Slates. their hands, it was slated. did not mention J ews by name, THE JEWISH HERALD. PROVIDENCE, R. I., FRIDAY. MARCH 7, 1941 ,Parochial Unit To To Participate In 'Fashion Show THE JEWISH HERALD The J ewish Home Newspaper of Rhode ,Hold Spring Event Island. Published E V"e ry Week Jn the Year by the J ewish Pres, Publ1sh1DI Compa ny . Fashion Show Occurs Subscription Rates: Five Cents the Mon. at Miriam Plaza Copy; By Mall, $2.00 Pe r Annum. The second annual Gladding's Walter Rutman, Editor; Jacob LeJchter. Advertising Munager . Spring Fashion Show, Bridge and 76 Dorrance St., Tel. GAspee '311 Mah Jong will be presented on Case-Mead Building. Entered as Second-Class Matter at the Monday evening, 7 :30 o'clock, by Post-Office, Prov., R. I., Under the !he Ladies Auxiliary of the Pro Act of March 3, 1879. l 'he J ewish Hera ld Invites correspond vidence Hebrew Pa r o ch i a 1 ence on subjects of Interest to the School, at the Miriam Plaza, 48 J ewish people but disclaims respon sibility for an lndor sem ent of the Snow street. views expressed by the writers. During the evening, a musicale, hnder the .direction of. Miss Sa rah Pressman, will be presented Rackets by :he following pupils of the ( Continued from Page 1) school: Ruth Werner, Raynah ·a li st of all recognized Jewish Mayberg, Joan Kaufman, Sonny organizations in t he city. We Kaufman, Julius Oelboum, Fran shall be glad to answer ques ccss Lovett, Sarah Lovett, Frank tions about these groups at all Feldman, E laine Orlick, Hena times. Investigate first-then Tubman, Eva Raber and Helen give. Scherz. Persons · planning to attend are reques ted to bring their own Queen Esther Dance playing cards. · Occurs March 12 SUNDAY BREAKFAST \Vith numerous prizes avail The Men's Club a l Temple abl e for !he winner of lhe 8th Beth-Israel w ill be host lo !he ~nnual Queen Esther cont est at Bar-Milzvah Brolherhood al !he Purim dance lo be held Wed breakfast this Sunday morning. nesday a l the J ewish Center aud All · girls of !he confirmation it orium, Jack nabinowitz, gener- " -. · class have been invited lo attend. al chairman, this week announc- ed Iha! all arrangements for the Pictured above are children of the Providence Hebrew' YOUNG FOLKS DANCE · BASKETBALL GAMES affair had been completed. Parochial School snapP.ed while singing, who will participate The first annual Purim dance, The J cwish Conununit~ Cen- - Addilional Queen candidates in a musical program, to be giv'en at a Fashion Show, Bridge under the auspices of the Young ter varsity basketball team will_ this week wer e Florence Adel and Mah Jong, which occurs on Monday night at the Miriam People's League of the Pawtuck- 'meet St. Batholomew at the Gen bcrg, Dorothy Boslowitz, Doris Plaza, under the aus pices of the Ladies Auxiliary. et Ahavat Sholom · Synagogue, ler gymnasium !his ·Saturday Small, all of Providence, and They are, first row, left to ·right: Shirley Mayberg, Eva will occur on Sunday evening in night. A junior varsity game will Gloria Freedlander, of Fall Hiver, Raber, Sarah Lovitt, Helene Scherz, Rena Tubman. Second the vestry of the Synagogue. Marl begin al 7 :30 o'clock. Dancing row: Julius Oelbaum, Raynah Mayberg, Miriam Rosen, ·Elaine tin Kaufman is chairman. will follow the games. Baker, Miriam ,verner, Elaine Orlick. Back row : Mrs. Be nja min' May berg, program chairman, Mi ss Ruth Shaulson, Ladies WATER is alright in its place, but when it goes where it is Auxiliary president, Joan Kaufman, Geral Life Insurance in action! Y ITS VERY NATURE, Life Insurance is an active, beneficiaries is a record high for the Company. nursing service for eligible policyholders, its re B continuing force-a living force in the homes Metropolitan funds, invested for the benefit of search, its health and safety literature and adver of millions who share its benefits. its policyholders, continued to p\ay a part in the tising, Metropolitan again contributed to the task Last year Metropolitan visited many homes in economic structure of the nation. These funds of bringing better health to America. The death times of family crisis, for a total of over $182,000,- aided in financing Government activities, helped rate of Metropolitan policyholders as a whole con• 000 was paid on account of death claims to scores to keep industry humming and men in jobs, to tinned to be low, and mortality among Industrial of thousands of beneficiaries of Metropolitan pol erect public, and private buildings, and assist<; Business Report for the year ending December 31, 1940, (la accordance with the Annual Statemeot filed with the New York State lnsuraoce Depattm.eot.) ASSETS WHICH ASSURE FULFILLMENT OF OBLIGATIONS• OBLIGATIONS TO POLICYHOLDERS, BENEFICIARIES, AND OTHERS National Government SecuritiH • $1,147,603,320.93 Policy Reserves required by law • • . . • . $4,665,558,926.00 U . S . G oveminent • $1,063,435',444.96 Amount which, with interest and future premiums, will assure Cana dian G overnment • 84,167,875.97 payment of policy claims. Other BOnds • 1,947,840,273.s'l Dividends to Policyholders . . . / • 112,417,253.00 U . S. S tate & Municipa l 98,597,960.88 -Set aside for p ayment during the year 1941. Canadian Provincial & Municipal 104,071,903.62 Reserve for Future Payments on Supplementary Contrach 139,378,189.86 R ailra ad - 556,382,872.40 Public Utilities 709,433,300.58 Held for Claims • • • • • . 23,183 ,629.31 Industrial & Miscellaneous • 479,354,236.03 lncluctlng claims awaiting completion of proof and estimated amount of unreported claima. Stocks • • • 86,359,622.68 . All but $47,952.13 are Preferred or Guaranteed. Other Policy Obligations . . . . . 44,729,420.90 ' Including reserves for Accident and ~ ealth Insurance, divi- First Mortgage Loans on Real Estate • . . . . '937,226,443.47 dends left with Company, premiums paid in advance, etc. Farms. 82,104,425.08 L Other p roperty 855,122,018.39 Misdellaaeous Liabilities • 32,284,133.01 Liabilities not included a bove, such as taxes due or accrued. l Loans on Policies 504,549,131.45 Real Estate Owned" • 430,945,055.68 TOTAL OBLIG-ATIONS $5,017,551,552.08 Includes real estate for Company use, and housing projects. -·Special Fuads 16,370,000.00 Cash 150,740,516.25 Surplus . . . . . 323,870,084.24 Premiums Outstanding and Deferred • 90,232,179.03 This serves as a margin of safety, ·a cushion against contin- Interest Due and Accrued, etc. • 62,295,093.32 gencies which cannot be foreseen. ,_. TOTAL $5,357,791,636.32 TOTAL ·Al . $5,357,791,636.32 NOH- Assets carried at $238,267,054.S9 in the &bove statem ent are d eposited with various public official, under requite- 1 meats of law or regulatory authority. Canadian business embraced in this statement is reported on basis of par of uchai:ge. M"etropolitan Life Insurance Company FREDERICK H. ECKER, Chairman of the Board ( A MU TU A L COMP A N Y l / U!llOY A . LINCOLN, Presiaml 1 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. ------D C 0 s------$.Urul:L W . FOil.DYCE, St. Louis., Mo. D ' :foT~e5?~~~r Vice-President. Member, Fordyce, White, Mayne, Williams FREDERICK H. ECX£R, New York. N . Y, Canadian Paci fic Railwar Com~y and Hartman, Attorneys at Law Chairman of the Board ~~1d1:~t~~~~ II BY HENKl' D.AVIS .AD LIBU P etain yo1tr eld p-ey &anet, W-dh tile Rlobentrop on it Mr. Lll;u-u,; is A:nd ....-e·n hitch old ~ io also c.hairma.n of il,e With the flutdi:ns o.-er seco:nd a.n.nnal Pnr .!II e cliff;; of Do.-er ia Dan~ spo.n On our Goeb~"\\"e-yp.nd day . .. sored by the Edu catio.n.al Boir-d of From a relii!hle soon::e, we hear lru!.I greal dlan,__S!cS :ere ron."cm I.be Son:s of A.bnt plalro for ilie Je...-isb feder-.>lion ... The orgwi,21ion '°"'-'° be b,o...-., ) lt am Syn~e.. as lhe Commonity Counci.1 • . • .\hanlh Sholom -3> ,,.,...,,_,., !ms wli.ich ,,..;n tal.e discarded for lhe present plans for " ce...- slnldnre. ,md "-ill reno pla.ce nerl Wednes <-:ale ils prese11I one •. . Plans ·for lhe face-lilting are ~ ~..-n day e T e n. i n ~ ,8 up . . . mewl,,,! bebledly. "'" hear lira! !.be S3m Yich:!relsons, the o'clock. a I i h ,e nl .\.bnms .acd the .Mihnr- h:q>lans ..-ett lhos.e !)reSelll :111 S~_gne.. lhe :--.....- Orleans tt.lebr.alion of lhe lhnfi--Gnrs • . . Weet:ly Co:inusuio• Piece )lu ChUTe.B has remrned fro.m F1orida ~ in ti.me LO ..--elcome MORRIS lU.RGCLIES *-l>e lirsi n,hin of appr=clai>\!: Sprilt:g .•. Omer,; rio are ;;;till .A ~ cellfa-=ce .., ere incl de Mu: Saprmu,,, Esil,,u Brier -.nio is risitin;g ...-i:i.b er zrrui;.,re a:ails for ;a -;;i;n-e- • e ,unit ind acl~ llr. uid Yrs. &.m d ~d. e MDC ~ utd m~ of Lite R.lt ., ~ fi. IS.IDORE I.17.AIUJS · e Sa11u1d G<,l~s ,.-1,u c,llisl B.,;giD.Jt ..,-;n Ede phce !!::3-'I ..-ere recently %"e;;ts of I.he a"clock,, S..•d.ay men, :!,h.-cl, San d W:zlda.2AS :u Orlando, 16, .,:; the Bilnaore H-,a_ i:, .,._ Boston Rabbis Establish Florida . .. The S..- d Bn1Jus Somahicg ne..- in :nnsical aan ced u,is ~ y D:r. Die h,,me l ·, ..-eek-end for ' e SD:R- ~n;; is ~ ~ ~ . d,;aun;uo ef d,e Sl.aJ;e Jewish Board of Arbitration ny racatioJWUl.d ... T e Lafay- by llr.s. Miee f..ra::!llil . • . ~""- .Yarris ~ ,__ e,;., B ouse oil 1.he Post Roa-d ...-as l)b.ns lo ha..-e :a Chlldrai's ~ tional Zia.nisl secra;u-.- ....m be BOSTO~. - Tiu, esl3blish DOUDoed Ibis ..-eel;. by lhe Cireal• e see:ne of m111y ., Snnchy di• phony Orcl>eslr.a of thirty-we In ,:,,est s:peaka:. • menl of " bMrd of arbi!r.alion, er Bosloo R2bbinical Association. 11,er bSI .,.-ee,k ••• .lll!OJ!;g i.ltose forty, ""bo ...-ii) be ,ili lo pre- ______which v.-ill deal ,..;tb per;;on:al The ne...- project, !.oown as Ure ..-e ;;pied ...-ere Dr. am! Yrs. Ben- senl conoerts not only and communal questions, was an- !he Jewish Board of .!rililralion janin 1..-ermin of &sf ~ dio. bm :also in •et;; ~ co::,. Wbi1z ::,en _. ,.... ""'1d ...-ill deal ...-ilh lhree typ,,,s of cas ·c.1, •.• The fied K-.a.ers ._.. mmrilies : .. 8:°Y5 esplnred lhe rn,prore o:, ., sysla::, ~ Cm_~!"' es: lo settle questions :arising om e Ho....-zrd rermuis ... i.he baby man;.e,I this ...-eelc, l!rree ID •.. Ilmts ,uJ for no"' ••• o f communal dispul;,s, questions M ony11 Ziett"s . •. the .Abel Gzir- i..-o. -..ilh lhe Bo..--an! L2:pe=, ______Metropolitan in..-olting domestic reJalions, and PROVIDE.-..CE - ~ 1Sil ' Til:rs ... Dr. u,d Mrs. E-ruts lbe ll21Ty I.nbins a..---d ~ o..,,;,,J ~------questions of a religions oaJnre. ~ elsan •.• Rnth Klein • • Ha::il;.ers, i:mrerus of ...-hlle -- !i""' ~ - ' • Th.ere is a difier-ame i>et,,.-eec BIG 3 EOU3 SliOW .A.mong Uie Men the Morris Gallins :and lh,e ON ·tm: sitAGE----Ili ?!'SSON lhe Je...-i.sb Board of .uhil.Nllion Tire Junior H~ w,nee Geo.ge .Abrici!"· 2re !tre proud E. CRANDALL'S t'!,eiMos!l::m:!e,! D=ci=>;Slc aad the citiJ comts in Iha! the bsl To~'\" nile al I.be );am,- parents of bahy dm,ghle,-s •.. S. olS>aqe=dS=,,e, persons inmlved crune lo lhe ganseU ,,..,.. ,. e sooress . . . J.ad of Hartl Co=-, DAIRY ,l()JAJ\Gli:> Jewish Board of Arl>ilration be- e of lbe boys ...-bo ..-ere there · • the ne...- ~ of Loe-«-'s cause I.bey _..,., lo am,e. iududed Or. J:as Ftshbein, Toots le Ibe,aJre, ht · ~ a.--riu,d in Bill Robinson The local elforl is ,...,,, mnch )(orman, D:a.-e Hassenfeld, .llUie town 2bom 1...-o ,oraeh "'SONG 3Y LONG"' alon.g the lioes of lhe Je-..isb Leacb,. • dnf'y :--'nlm:an,, H_,.- Feld- Bon mot ~ fro!:l so:ne Johnny Long Com-1 of Conciliation ...-hid, has man, .\I Bro...-n. Brolher Brown, ..-here: ~ Thanlc,;gi • --. -.....s A.."1> EIS 03CE!SBA been functionio,g for ninEl""1l .Arnhle .!.b.rom-..ilz., h and Lon first a,leb,-.,Jai, !he lm§a= ,.-,;re ~Cy.cltoe d 'Swb:; CASS DAI.t-Y ' ~= in :--'e...- Yon: and "'1rich hirshecl>anm, Eddie Bomes, Wal- ~ Ibis aMI:IITy ,ti· no lUJiY O'IEE! @G AC1S has ..-on an onl:sl:an~ repnbt- la- Chnc:nin. .\be Ehrtioh, Dr. bu:es, no icdab!roness, :,o rdiei '------! ED:RA ADDED l bress b~s announced that bis lists conlarn- the names of Communists . Home Luncheon on March 12 Develop Uni9ue only! Mernbress bas gone one step - · . Smear Techmque further. He bas been able to Elaborate Musical. ,,--_,.,-,----e-, Issue Lists Confusing ' ~onvince an investigator for the Dies Committee that his lists are Program Planned Jews With Communists trustworthy. The lists have been NEW YORK. - The old Nazi turned over to the Committee Anticipate 400 Donors; trick. of confusing, the public by and are now in its files, waiting, branding J ews as "Communists,, Proceeds to Benefit H·ome no doubt, for an appropriate re-· bas been revamped by a Pacific lease date. With the Annual Donor i,unch- Coast Nazi, "'\Vho discovered a This is an almost disabolically eon of the Jewish Home for new way of using this discredited clever smear-technique. For if Aged scheduled for next Wednes propaganda technique. ever :\fernbress' roster is released, day afternoon at the Narragan The Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi the innocent persons on the list sett Hotel, the Ladies Association League bas learned that John C. will automatically be associated has reported a total of 350 donors :\Iernbress, a ,-vell-kno·wn Nazi., with the few Communists also to date, with its goal still at 400. of 42 Castro Street, San Francis included! Nazi propaganda-mas A musical tableau, uPictures of co; bas compiled long lists con ters have long realized that Memory," written and directed taining t.he names of Jews be bas denials can never gain quite the by Mrs. Samuel Starr, will be the selected a! random. Interlarding same effect - or be as convinc feature presentation of the after these names with those of a few ing - once a charge, however noon, witb the following partici recognized Communists, Mero- false, is made. pants: Mesdames :\lelvin Berry, Leon llfRS. SAMUEL GAN ard Young, David Dwares, Albert Chairman Court Voids Conv.iction of Pilivan, Norman Alper, John J. Rouslin, Leonard Yale Goldman, Hanley to Speak at RALPH EINSTEIN Daniel Jacobs, Harry J . Licht, 3 Who Stoned Jewish Store Guest Artist CHICAGO. - The Illinois Su bell, bad been sentenced lo from Nathan Roy, Sidney Weinsten, Pawt. Synagogue preme Court has voided lhe con one to ten years in the penitent and the Misses Carol Ann Miller, Dr. James Hanley, superintend- Sh lt • G ent of Providence Public Schools e enng ' roup viclion of three members of the iary in 1940 on a charge of malic Susan Low, Brenda Low, Carol Silver Legion for smearing and will be gnest speaker at Sister- Plans for Banquet ious mischief. Rouslin, Joan ~landel and Judith breaking· windows of the Jew Lee Fain. hood Night services, tonight at The Providence Hebrew Shel 'Meanwhile, a member of the ish-owned Goldblatt Brothers de the Congregation Abavat Sholom tering Society is furthering plans German-American Bund, Helmuth Ralph Einstein will appear as partment store in Chicago. The of Pawtucket. Dr. Hanley will for a banquet anil dance, to be Gottfried Steiner, who was guest artist for !be afternoon in judge said the action was based ha,•e as bis subject of discus- held on March 30 at Weinstein's brought here from ~lilwaukee to a piano recital program. on the difficulty of determining sion, "Religion and The Demo- Banquet Hall, of which Sol Wald face a draft-dodging charge, was .Mrs. Samuel Gan, chairman has ·'whether I.he defendants were crat.ic \Vay.,, Rabbi Aaron Gold- is general chairman. Announce sentenced for contempt of court been assisted in arrangements by tried for breaking windows or in will present the speaker, and ment has been made that various for telling a Federal judge be :\lrs. Henry Sopk.in, honorary for membership in an anti-Jew conduct the services. s tale and. city officials have been bated America and its courts chairman; Mrs. Daniel Jacobs and ish organ.izat.ion." ,vere "a mockery." Mrs. Samuel Markoff, co-chair Mrs. Alfred Goldenberg is invited as guest speakers. chairman of the reception com- At a meeting held on Monday The defendants, Homer Maertz, Arraigned in Federal court, man, and a large committee mittee, assisted by Mesdames night, presided over by A. Louis who is of German extraction, Steiner shouted: "I hate Ameri which was published in last Fred Pocorny and Douglas Camp- ca. The courts are a mockery. week's Herald. Samuel Rig~lbaupt, Harry Smith, Rosenstein, co-chairman, reports Samuel Farber, Morris Marks, were made by ,·arious committee There is no reason for America as a national entity."' TO PREACH ON RADIO Samuel Brown, John Marks, Har- members. )!rs. Harold C. Fosler Holiday Program Rabbi Nathan Taragin will ry Gershman, Harry Goldberg, and Jack Resnick bead !he recep Israel Luber, Isaac Cokin, i\lor- lion committee. Charles Holland conduct the Morning Devotion Workers' Alliance ris Espo and Louis Handler. 1s chairman uf arrangements. program, under- the auspices of At Beth-Israel ___ Sidney L. Rabinowitz will act as The holiday of Purim w ill be Plans Purim_Dinner the R. I. Council of Churches on toastmaster. ushered in at 1emple Beth Israel Dr. I. Feigenbaum will be March 25, over WJAR presenting Emanuel Institute next Wedneseday evening, 6:30 guest speaker at a Purim Dinner a Purim-Passover message to '"'o'c.lock, wilh r eading from the and Reception, to be tendered Providence Jewry. To Hear Harry Fein Activities Discussed Book of Esther. The reading will new members of the Jewish Na Harry Fe.in, poet, Hebraist and By Ladies Union Aid be rel}catcd on Thursday morn tional '\Vorke.rs' Alliance on Sun FLAG PRESENTED translator, of Boston will address Progre s of the current Pass ing at 7 o'clock services. day evening, ~arch 16, 6:30 A silk Hebrew fl ag bas been the Temple Emanuel Institute of over Drive was r eportt!d on by Sabha-th services scheduled for o'clock at the Miriam Plaza. A presented lo the Congregation Je,\;isb Studies next Wednesday :\lrs. Herman Swartz at a meet Friday, March 14 will be devoted prominent Jewish artist will also Sons of Abraham by Miss Ida evening on the subject, "The Art ing of the Ladies Hebrew Un.ion to a consideration of the prob appear on the program. Plotnick, in memory of her aunt, of Living- With Jewish L'itera ../ Aid Association, held .on Tuesday lem contained in the story of Reservations may be made by Ille late Mrs. Abraham Kaplan. ture." \l\fr. Fe.in is author of afternoon at their headquarters, Purim. Rev. Richard ~!orion, re <::ailing Joseph BilJer, GAspee "A Harvest of Hebrew Verse," 191 Orms street. ligious editor of the Providence 8882, before Wednesday, March "Titans of Hebrew Verse/' and Mrs. E. pupko addressed the Journal, will be guest preacher, 12. The affair will be informal. "Gems of Hebre,v Verse." Isa meeting on the meaning of Moes having as his subject, "A Christ Samuel Sprecher is chairman of INSURANCE dore Paisner will preside. Chitim. Various cases were dis ian Looks At Anti-Semjtism." the arrangements committee. Preceding the lecture, the fol cussed by Mrs. lgnatz Weiss, The Temple Religious School lowing four study courses will treasurer of the organization. w ill present !wo playlets on Sun SISTERHOOD DA.t'ICE be offered: "Beliefs and Practices During the afternoon, plans day morning, March 16, as part According to an announcement of Judaism,'' Dr. Israel M. Gold were outlined for a luncheon to of the P urim festival; one will this week, a novelty dance will man. instructor; "The Synagogue be held in June. ~!rs. Swartz be a musicale based on the story be held by the Sisterhood of in Je,vish Llfe,U F'red Weiser, in presided in the absence of the of Purim, while the other ,Viii structor ; "The Li.terature of Mod president. Temple Emanuel on April 1 in be a comedy, entitled "After The ern Zionism," Samuel Kessler, the Temple vestry. Mrs. Arthur Play Is Over." 94 Dorrance Street instructor; and ' "Learning To Purim, Sabbath Kaplan is chairman. Read Hebrew,'' Jacob Hobenem ser, instructor. Servkes Announced Special Puri1n services will be conducted on Wednesday eve ning, 5:30 o'clock at !he Abarntb Sholom Synagogue, a nd on Thursday morning, 6;30 o'clock. Give and Get for ORT Featured at both services will be reading from the Book of Esther. Because ORT Helps Jews of ·sabbath services tonight al Europe to Help Themselves Synagogue will be dedicated to the Tzopbei Zion Club of the What ORT Does with your Gift! Synagogue. Rabbi Morris G. Silk will be assisted in the con 1. Retrains Jews for agricultural and industrial pursuits. duct of services by Victor Ger 2. It carries on its activities in Poland. Roumania. stenblatt, Morris Gordon, Israel Unoccupied France. Germany. Bulgaria, Transylvan ~larks, William Wexler and Paul ia. Hungary and England. Gregerman. Sheldon Heller will extend greetings for the club. 3. Its program of reconstructive aid la provided for Jewish A combined worship or Junior men and women in trade schoola. agricultural colon and Senior Congregations will be ies and factories and workshops. held o n Saturday morning, 8:30 o'clock, with Cantor David Ein 4. For 60 years it has consistently helped hundreds of stein chanting the morning ser thousands of Jews to become Integrated In the Indus vice, and Maurice Greenstein, trial and agricultural life of the lands In which they president of the Junior Congrega reside. • tion, chanting tbc musaf service. 5. During the past year. about 400 men and women. YESHIVA REPRESENTATIVE labor circles In Western prominent In Jewish and Rabbi Abraham Bender, rcpre Europe. reached our shores, due to the efforls of the sentnti ve or !he Rabbi Isaac EI ORT. who spent nemly $200,000 on thla prolect alone, clrnnon Theological Seminary Many hundreds moro are waiting at Llabon for ORT and Yeshiva College of New aid. York Ci ty, is !he guest of the Your Gift to ORT Will Add Hope and Courage to Providence Jewish Community Thousands In War-tom Europe. this week, in behalf of the afore mentioned institutions. The com munity"s . support has been urged. IIARRAOAKIETT BREWlllO COMPAKT • CRA NSTON • RHOllE IILAIID \ i r 4 THE JEWISH HERALD, PROVIDENCE, R. I.. FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1941 -Society ll Couple Feted for 1liami Beach, Florida, where ,Ir. and ,lrs. Charles Emers they will stay at tJ1 c Cromwell of Woodbine s treet entertained at Hotel. a dinner party last Sunday eve Joins Family Spring preparedness-at its very best ning for sixteen guests, in com Samuel Palow left this week " ' ere the frocks at Tuesday's affair .. Girl Friday-again at our request pliment to ,liss Rosalind Gouse for :Miami, Florida, where he S.ALMONBURGERS and J ack Brier, whose marriage will join his wife and daughter s. Told us, and tells ' you, who was there ... pound can salman will occur on )larch 16. " All out" attendance was reJorded at the annual formal dinner Engagement Announced =¾ .cup cr acker crumbs The couple was also honored and dance of Providence Junior Hadassah, held last Tuesday nite )Ir. and Mrs. Nathan Gilden of 1 egg, slightly beaten on Wednesday ni ght by Mr. and in the Indian Room of the Narragansett Hotel ... Though the entire 90 Ruggles. street have announced small -onion, sliced ,!rs. David Goose of Brookline, Indian " reservation" was for their da nce alone, lhe attendance was the engagement of their duagh tablespoon butler 11ass., at a dinner held at lhe well past the overflowing point ... Whi<: h is as it should he ... ler, ~,iss Hilda Gilden lo Arnold Y.:? teaspoon salt Abner ""heeler House in Fra.m- ::\lakes for a gayer, grander time! ... Music was by Howard Jones S:H:k. son of ,!rs. Ida Sack of I tablespoon minced parsley ginham, · i'!f ass. Forty guests Oakland avenue. and his band ... 6 large round buns, split were in allL ndance. ,Ir. and )!rs. Gilden will enter- Dinner ovcr--one noted what a ch arming group of young wo Melt butler and saute sli ced men it was ... Their gowns and li ght-hearted moods portended Miss Fain _Betrothed lain in honor of the betrothed onion. Combine with salmon )!rs. Dora I0 ain of 214 High- ·couple at open house on ,farch Spring, fo r ,vhich Ibis department says " Hooray!" . . . ' crumbs, salt, egg and parsley. land aYCnue has announced the 16 a l 5 o'clock. Muriel Dauer was a dainty dish in her frothy gown of white Shape into six thin salmon cakes engagement of her d3.ughter, .Jace, wilh its encircling ruffles about the skirt ... Small white Son Is Born and brown quickly in butler. ,liss Jeanne Adele Fain, to ,lax dangling balls outlined a bolero jacket of black velvet, which com Place hot salmon - cakes in split w ell Lopatin, son of ,!rs. Vera ~Ir. a nd ~!rs. Isaiah A. Segal ·plemented the frock . .. Kelley green background, printed with buns and serve immediately with Lopatin of Worcester, ,!ass. have a nnounced the birth of a huge white Hibiscus, was the striking gown worn by auburn-tress dill pickles. son on February 28. ,!rs. Segal ed Ruth Ross ... Celia Kapelow was captivating in her frock of Dwares - Sweet was formerly :\fiss Anna Katz, of ~liss Elinor Sweet, a daughter black net, contrasted with- a bodice of silver lame . • . Long puffed Boston. slee,•es of black illusion lent an of ,Ir. and ,!rs. J ohn Sweet of Post Aux. to Hold chosen by Mrs. Meyer Horowitz 21 Camp street, became the bride Venetskys Have Daughter ethereal touch ... ,Ir. and ,!rs. Al Venetsky of A duplicate of ,Jaggie Sulla . .. Flame red chiffon, with shim of \Villiam Dwares, son of Mr. mering go10 sequins accep.t were !GI Orms street have announced Purim Party Sura. van·s frock in ' 1S0 Ends Our and )!rs. Samuel Dwares of · 69 used for Mrs. Marshall Dauer's Doug!is avenue, last Sunday a f the birth of a daughter, Harriett A Purim party and dutch sup Night," was Ann Sm ith's delect ,Jae Venetsky, on February 21 at able gown ... 'Twas a layer g9wn . . . ternoon, 2 o'clock, at a ceremony per wi II be held by the Ladi es , Mrs. Louis Kirshenbaum ap the Lying-In Hospital. Mrs. of pink nct--over blue net-for performed by Rabbi Morris G. Auxiiiary, Jewish \Var Veterans, peared in a long sleeved gown of Venetsky was the former ~Iiss the skirt, a nd the sam.e hues were Silk at tbe ,!iriam Plaza. Spring Post No. 23, on Sunday evening, red velvet, with jet sequins trim Beatrice ~littleman. used for the bodice o f glistening flo'\,rers and greens were used as 7:30 o'clock at 100 Niagara stree t. ... Ice blue satin was Rita Wint decor ations. Kaplan Bar-Mitzvah The affair will be open only to lame Moon yellow net, was lovely as worn by Sylvia man's smart choice ... Ruth Co An informal snit of navy made members of the Auxiliary and the hen \vas there, wearing lipstick In honor of the Bar-Mitzvah of Davis, with its translucent se with a long torso jacket, and their son, Irwin Kaplan, Mr. and Post. red silk jersey, with a matching white silk vestee, w as w orn by Included on the program, in quins straps, and seQuins bands )!rs. J ames Kaplan of 12G Pem about the ski rt ... Shirley Glass jacket, and gold used as contr8.st the bride. Her large navy hat addition to the dutch supper. will . .. A little-girl gown of black brok~ avenue entertain~d at a! arrived in a candy s triped taffeta w as edged w ith white a nd had dinner and dance last Sunday be a quiz contest, a skit, enacted and white checks, with a white a lo ng navy veil. She wore a by Mildred Schleifer and Dor o gown. with touches about the evening at \Veinstein's Banquet neckline _of black velvet . .. Her shirstwaist top, and a check hood gr een orchid. She was unattend Hall. thy Goldberg, singing a nd danc was· a gay outfit on Rose Altman ed. ing. Mah jong and card games blon