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SEPTEMBER 28, 1934 5 Cents the Copy • U I Mr . Howa:Td M. Chapin l R. I. Hi storical Society 68 Wat erman St. Providence, R. I. THE HOME NEWSPAPER OF RHODE ISLAND AND SOUTHERN MASSACHUSETTS Vol. X, No. 4 PROVIDENCE, R. I., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1934 5 Cents the Copy • U. S. May Take Part ID Olympics at Ber~-in -----.,,----- ;-:.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-::.-;,•·> Name Delegates DEAD AT (,3 63, 700 Escaped TO BE FETED Brundage B~~k, For Hadassah Reich Early In Says Olympics Big Convention Hitler's Regime Sure to Go On Providence ·women to At­ Figure Admitted by Nazis Is Evasive to Queries, but tend Capital Conclave Based on 1925 Census; U. S. Participation October 14-16 Held Inaccurate Seen Certain Mrs. Roosevelt to Speak Youth Faces College Ban Impressed by Pledge Delegates to the 20th annual con­ JJEl!LI/\ (.IT.-1) - The J ewish 13y ~! ORRIS wm:-.ER vention of J\"ational Hadassa h. to be population in German)' decreased by America will participate in the h eld in \\' ashing ton Octobe r 1.1. 15 li 3. 700 in the first few months afte r 1936 Olympic games in Berli n! and 1 li we r e announced las t night Adolf l-litlcr assumed f>Ower. the This was the story tha t A very bv .\Irs . Alfred A . rain. president of ~azi goYernment officially an­ Brundage. president of the A meri­ P·rovidence Chapter. Oflicia l repre­ nounced recently. can Olympic Committee. did not give sentatives of the local organization Actua ll y the decline wa~ much out to the press upon his return from will be headed br .\1 rs . Samuel .\1 i­ g- reater, since the :-(azi fig-u res are Europe. He refused to commit him­ chaelson and include .\trs. Is adore baf.ed on the census of 19251 a nd self on a ny s tand, saying the ques­ Singer. .\lrs. Herma n S wartz and ma ny East European J ew~ ent ered tion of American partici11ation ·was i\lrs . Fain. Alte rnates wi ll be .\lrs . Germany in the period between 1925 such a momentous one that he will .J acob Erns tof. .\Irs . .\lanucl P. Os ­ and 1933. T hef-e are not included in present a ll evidence before the com­ trow and .\lrs. Benjamin Blacher. L UDWIG YOGELS TEIN the :\iazi totals, since they were na­ mittee meeting at the New York Among the others from Pro,·i­ tiona ls of other count ries a nd we re Athletic Club. dence expected to attend the co1wen· re patriated. BARNEY STONE " The t n3(i Olympics will be held tion is i\I rs. Samuel Franzbaum . Ludwig Vogelstein, 32.620 In Prussia in Germany whether Ame rica par­ Altogether, l\Irs. F ain pointed out, Jn P russia the decline "·as 321 620. ticipates or not ," he said. more than J 500 delegates alone are Noted Philanthropist the fi gures being 404,446 in 1925 and Arrange Reception I-l o\\"ever. by his intimations, eva­ scheduled to take part in the deli­ 361 .826 in June, 1933. Prussian cities sions and non-committal replies, t his be rations _from 300 cities in the Uni- Dies of Pneumonia other than Berlin showed a decrease to So. Providence writer feels certa in that Avery t ed States. · of 30,512, stati~tics revealed. Brundage, America's Olympic a m­ First Lady to Speak Meanwhile the doors of German Synagogue Leader bassa dor, will f fl.vor An,erka's .par­ Funeral Services HeJd in universities have been closed to new ticipation in the Olympics despite r\•Irs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will J ewish students today with the issu- • address one of the session::. and oth­ New York, Many Leaders Reich discrimination again :--- t Jews in e r nationally prominent men and ance of a decree requiring J ewish Congregat10n to Honor sports. Pay Tribute student s registering for the new , Barney Stone's Five i\<l r. Brundage was sent abroad by women have been secured a s speak-1 term to produce proof that they 1 ers. the A. A. U. a nd the American worked in the Hit lerite youth labor Years Service Ol ympic organization f or the ex­ The laying of t he cornerstone of Several thous and men a nd women cam ps, to which J ews are not admit­ press purpose of investigating Nazi the Rothschild-Hadassah- Cni,·e rsity at tended the fu neral serYices Tues­ ted. In recognition of his five years discrimination against J ewish ath­ Hos pita l in J erusalem is bei ng plan- day afternoon at Tem1>le Emanu-El, Condit.ion Impossible as president, during which the con­ letes and to determine whether ned to coincide wi th a con,·ention 1\'ew York, for Ludwig Voge lstein, J ewish ~tudents a re a lso required gregation has pros pered in member­ America should par ticipate in t he session, a nd cabled messages from s ixty-three, phila nthropist, industri­ to produce proof that they lived for ship a nd s piritual interest, Barney I !J36 Berlin games. Howe \"e r 1 he said the scene of the ceremonies and a list and leader of American Re­ at least one year in the so-called Stone. head of the South Providence that he felt t he: actual deci.~ion was from the convention will be ex- form .J ewry, who died Sunday at 11 " comrade houses, to which J ews Hebrew Congre gation in \Villard o[ such vital importance t hat he changed. T he new institution, which :\l ount Sina i Hos pi tal of pneumonia. a re also refused admittance. 'rhus 1 avenue, will be t endered a dinner would present t he ca se, pro a nd con, is to built. on ::\It. Scopus 1 nea r the Rabbi Sam uel H. Goldenson olficiat ­ no J ewish student may ente r Ger­ and reception next Monday night at before the United States Olympic Hebrew CniYe rsity1 \\"ill be the fi rst eel and int erment was in Sa lem ma n unive rsities from now on. 7 o'clock. body. medical center and graduate ::chool Fields Cemetery, Brooklyn. Dr. Bernhai·d Rust 1 .\.iazi Ministe1· The event will be held in the J ew­ He'll F a vor Participation of medici ne in Palestine, and ""ill of Education had recently a nnounced climax 22 years of medical a nd Death came sudde nly to Mr. Vo­ ish Voters Club, 230 Willa rd avenue 1 Althourrh ~·lr. Brundage refused to gelstein, who a ppeared to be in good that a nume rus clausus of one pe r­ a nd membe rs and friends of the con­ tell "·hat his own sentim ents on the health work in Palestine on the part cent had been established for Jewish of Hadassah. health last \Vednesday, when he at­ g regation have been invited to at­ matter o( American pa r ticipation tended Yorn Kippur sen ·ices at Tem­ st udents in the unive rsities. Later tend. Rabbi J oshua We rne r, spirit­ a re, it is t he opi•1ion of this writer Plan Building Fund he a nnounced that one and one-half Addresses on t he medical, educa­ ple Emanu-El. On the following day ual leader of the synagogue, will be that he will favor such participation percent of the total enrollment the principal speake r and a musical tional and social sig-n ificance of the he co nt racted a severe cold and we nt and back it to his f ull powe r. \Ve mig ht be Jewi sh. progra m of Hebrew melodies will be proposed medical cent.er \..,·ill be giv­ to the hospital, where he de \"eloped hazard this statem ent in view of the At the same time Dr. Rust made re nde red by Cantor Moskovitz of en by authorities in respective fi elds, pneumonia on Saturday. few fact s l\<1 r. Brundage .lid ,·ouch­ it clear that foreign J ewish students New York. · :,:1 ff• on the 1l e de F ra nce. Mrs. F ain ::aid. The delegates will Headed ~letal Firm would be welcorned in Germa n uni­ T he dinne r committee includes J. 441'herc was strong pressure f rom be asked to ratify thC' }. It. Scopus Mr. Vogelstei n, who was chairman ver::.itics and issued a n orde r forbid· Samuel Goldma n 1 chairma n; Harry m .:rny J ewish 0rg<.nization ::. against site a nd to f- timulat.e in their cities of the board of the America n ·Me­ ding '.'Ja zi student s to a nnoy fo reign Le rne r, Louis Bedrick a nd Mi chael a concerted campaign to 1·aise a y,articipation in the Berlin games t a l Company, Ltd.1 re~ided at 270 J ewish students. He a lso ordered Han.ison. ( Continued on Page Fi,,e) $200,000 building fund to augment Pa rk Ave. He was unma rried. His that t.hey be shown every conside r­ Acknowledg-i ng- his long ser\" ice to present TC f-OU rces. survivors a rc two brothe rs, the Rev. a tion. the cong regation, t he scores of ad­ A survey of the entire fi eld of a preliminary to the dinner recep­ Dr. Herma nn Vogelstein of Bresla u, ditional membe rs he has s ponsored tion. The resolutions committee con­ medical and puLlic hea lth work in Gennany, and Dr.
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