HE ISH ERALD VOL. XIII, No. 7 PROVIDENCE, R. I., FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1938 5 CENTS THE COPY Mann Blames Britain Camival Treasurer REFUGEES STORM U. S. for Nazi fxpansion Infers London Helping Hitler CONSULATE FOR VISAS Los Angeles,-Thomas Mann, ex­ iled German winner of the Nobel Isaac Hamlin Will Address Europe To Back Prize for literature, blamed Eng­ land for the increasing Nazifica­ National Labor Committee Sunday tion of Europe. Arrangements have been com­ Roosevelt Proposal America, he said an interview, is pleted for the annual conference becoming the one beacon-light of of the National Labor committee Germany Shows democracy. of Palestine, to be held Sunday at Little Interest The tall, shy author declared: 2 o'clock at the Narragansett Ho­ "England could have stopped Hit­ tel. London-The United States' pro­ ler. But I have grudgingly become Isaac Hamlin of New York, Na­ posal that European and American convinced that she did not want to tional Secretary, will be the guest governments co-operate in afford­ do so, and is actually helping him. speaker. This is the 14th annual ing political refugees a haven ap­ A certain dominating group in Eng­ peared to have met a favorable re­ land fears-not Communism, which campaign for the Histadruth of Palestine. ception in Europe. will not move westward from Rus­ LOUIS HURWITZ Reports from Vienna told of sev­ During the 18 months of Terror sia-but certain reforms v.·hich left­ Mr. Hurwitz is treasurer of the eral thousand Austrians-many of the Histadruth has carefully watch­ •Wing Democrats are demanding. Temple Emanuel carnival-bazaa1·, them Jews-storming the United ed the situation and done every­ "They want Hitler to remain do­ to be held on Ma,y 3, 4 and 5, for States Consulate for visas to flee thing 'P{)Ssible to help the Jewish minantly in the picture as a coun­ which extensive plans are no,w abroad. Agency in the slogan of: "Hav­ ter-balance to the demand for being made. The affair will be The French government said it laga", and not one of the Hista­ these reforms. under the sponsorship of the would send Secretary of State Hull druth Institutions have been closed "Hitler's appetite is insatiable and Men's Club. a favorable reply soon. regardless of the unemployment and his acquisitions will continue until Switzerland was counted among the depressed conditions in Pales- and unless he is stopped by war. the most interested countries be­ tine. Czechoslovakia, which has made me cause Austrian refugees have been a citizen since my self-exile, is lost, Luxemburg Jews At the conference arrangements pouring across its borders for days. and Hitler will extend his influence will also be made for the celebra­ Scadinavian countries gave sym­ ISAAC HAMLIN to Rumania, Yugoslavia and else­ fear Nazi Drive tion of the third Seder which will pathetic attention to the United where". be celebrated Sunday evening, A­ Harry s. Beck, Arthw.· Kornman, States' suggestion. Luxemburg-Intensification of an­ pril 17 at the Narragansett Hotel. Samuel Schprecher, J oseph Biller. In Brussels, officials declared Bel­ ti-Jewish propaganda has occurred The committee of arrangements Morris Kelman, Henry Halprin, Eli gium was ready to co-operate fully Drive Launched to in Luxemburg since Germany's an­ consists of: Henry Burt, secretary; Wine, Harry Waxman, Nathan Iz­ with the United states in forming nexation of Austria. Anti-Jewish Solomon Lightman, Max Berman, man and Alter Boyman , chairman. an international committee to help leaflets are distributed by German solve the problem. Preserve Orthodoxy Nazis throughout the Duchy con­ • H • h S h l t B Germany ignored the proposal. taining the threat that if the Jews A US t rian ig C 00 S O an The Reich was not invited to par- New /York-Preserving orthodox are not expelled from Luxemburg, Jewry in troublous times, is the aim Chancellor Hitler will be asked to Jews; Ghetto Benches Set V p I ticipate. . in a vigorous campaign, launched do it for the Luxemburg Govern­ Vienna,-Austria's Nazi regime "teachers of confidence" assigned to s Af • N • by the National council of Young ment. took measures to bar Jews from pub- . the sch~ols to supervise the welfare , • ncan az1s Israel. The ideal is to perpetuate Despite a pledge recently obtained lie high schools at the end of this of the wtler Jugend (Hitler Youth Judaism in America by enlisting by the Foreign Minister that Bel­ year and meanwhile prepared to Organization) , ( b• f the American-Jewish youth in con­ gium would defend Luxemburg in segregate Jewish students in ghetto At one school 200 J·ewish parents om 1ne orces nection with the twenty-sixth an­ case of attack, _~he gen~ral feel~ng benches. stood by during the speeches. The niversary of the national conciliar here is tense. Fifty or sixty Jewish The news was given to Jewish principals spoke briefly, many witn Capetown-Fascist Leader Jo­ life, now being observed by sixty­ families, most of them from Ger­ students who were assembled in the evident distaste for their task, an­ hannes von Moltke this week dis­ six affiliated chapters throughout many, are preparing to leave. school yards and addressed by the nouncing that Jewish students had banded his Grey Shirt organization, the nation. principals and brown-uniformed lost all rights under the new regime one of three "shirt" outfits in South The celebration of the anniversary and expressing the hope that they Africa, and urged his followers to will culminate in a dinner on Sun­ Exiled After Discovery would concentrate harder on their join Dr. D. F. Malan's Nl.',tionalist day evening, May 1, at the Hotel of Plans for Massacre Polish Jews fight studies Party. A second Grey Shirt group ·Commodore, at which more than The Brown Shirts anrro1Jnced that headed by M. Weichardt, and the 2,500 persons are expected, includ­ Prague-Zelia Codreanu, chieftain K h M t B Jewish students would be permitted third "shii:tist" band, the Black ing important national, state and of the anti-Semitic Iron Guard, was OS er ea an to "visit" high schools for the re­ Shirt P arty, a.re continuing their city figures and leaders of the exiled from Rumania shortly after I mainder of the year, when a re­ anti-Jewish activities. the fall of the Goga-Cuza regime Warsaw,-Polish rabbis and dele­ Young Israel movement. vision will take p\ace, probably a ­ Meanwhile, a new organization to because it was discovered that h e gates from princi'Pal Jewish commu­ long Reich lines, so that only child­ combat Nazism and Fascism has was plotting the assassination of a nities decided at a meeting yester­ ren of Jewish war veterans will be been created in Johnnesburg, to be large number of prominent Jews, it , day to urge a boycott of butchers permitted to remain in the schools. known as the Council for the De­ is reported in the Czech press. and complete abstinence from meat $5,000 Donated to For the present, separate Jewis~ fense of Democracy. Among its The papers here claim that the if the Senate adopts a bill, passed classes, where they exist, will he aims will be "eradicating racial Rumanian authorities came into by the lower house last week, for­ continued. In other schools, ghetto hatred. New frontier Colony possession of a secret death list con- bidding ritual slaughter after, Jan­ benches will be established. . 'ew York-To aid in the estab­ taining the names of such promin- uary 1, 1939. Hitherto kosher slau­ lish 1ent and defense of Hannuta, ent Jews as Chief Rabbi Nieme- ghtering has been permitted on a Intermediate Ho-spital the ,ewest Jewish settlement in rcnver and Dr. Theodor Fischer, scale proportionate to the Jewish Wants No Goldberg Group Hot:ds Meeting president of the Jewish Party. . ! population. north, ~n Palestine r ising close to ---- A regular meeting of the Inter­ the s) ·ian border, Hadassah, the In The Clark Clan mediate Miriam Hospital A.sSocia- Women ; Zionist Organization of Force Only Weapon That Can Bo:tton-Samuel Goldberg won't tion was held on Monday evening America yesterday sent $5,000 to change his name to Buddy Clark if at the home of Miss Josephine Ho­ the J ewish Agency in Jerusalem. ·Halt Hitler, Says Cyrus Adler Harry Lincoln Clark, proud of his rowitz, 323 Blackstone street. A Recognizing the vital strategic Mayflower and Revolutionary fore- feature of the meeting was a. de­ importance of extending the fron­ New York.-Dr. Cyrus P. Adler, of all tyrants who live by the sword. bears, can do anything about it. bate and discussion of current e- tiers of the Jewish National Home well-knov;n Jewish leader, president History will again repeat itself and Goldberg, twenty-six, a radio sin- vents. After the business session, the Hada.ssah national board voted of the American Jewish Committee, Hitler, t he greatest tyrant of mo­ ger, appears as Buddy Clark. He refreshments were served by the the special gift to Palestine outside issued a. statement in which he sald dern times will be no exception". asked Suffolk Probate Court to hostess. the budgetary commitments of the that Hitler can only be conquered make that name legal. Harry' Lin- The next meeting of the group organization for those projects through the use of force. coin Clark objected In a petition to will be held on April 4 at the which it is pledged to maintain and The partial ,\,ta.tement of Dr. Ad­ the court. home of Mrs. Harry Tolchinsky, support. ler's is as follows: "I naturally feel proud of my 153 Longfellow Street. "What h as just occurred ln Au.s­ family, the line of descendants and tria is a symbol of the success which the parts they have played in the · Passengers to Land in renegades have achieved by disre­ Idevelopment of his country," said Lith Students Riot; Tel Aviv by Pa:ssover garding the ethical and moral laws 1 the forty-three-year-old Boston which civilization holds sacred. Park Department engineer. "I do Prevent Jewish Vote Tel Aviv- Passengers will be "If it is possible for a bad thing not wish to see the name used after Kaunas-Many J ewish students landed at the Tel Aviv jetty before to also possess virtues, then the all these years to advertise a radio were beaten and J ewish women stu­ Passover, 1938, Mayor Israel Rokach .Austrian crisis hru. served the pur­ singer." dents insulted when Lithuanian stu­ announced at a meeting of the ·pose of opening the minds of those dents organized anti-Semitic ex­ Town Council. persons who had believed that we cesses preventing J ews from voting Reviewing the growth, of the port can expect something worthwhile I F.,nstern Willed in the students' Union · elections. of the all-Jewish city since its inau­ from Nazism. We now definitely The recto:-'s efforts to restore order. 'I Third Bv Wife guration in May, 1936, Mayor Rok­ know that the cruelty of Hitlerism , Trenton-Albert Einstein · will re­ were unavailipg; the disorders con- , ach declared that up to the present has no li mits. ceive one-third of the $52,689 per­ tinuing until _late evening. · time the sum of 210,000 pounds "This last raid Of Hitler's upon sonal estate left by his wife, Mrs. A special session of the Kaunas ($1,050,000) has been invested in it Austria has made it clearer than Elsa Einstein. · University Senate condemned the by the Yishuv and the various na- ever that not, a thiru, will in- Mrs. F.in<:t.Pin niPn At hP1• p,-;,,,,.,_ rli.<;0rrlf'r« anrl rlPr.irlf'n t.o nnnish sf'- 2 THE JEWISH HER.ALO, FR.IDAY APR.IL 1, 1938 Jr. Hadassah Ball Climaxes Convention

N. E. Members Plans To Marry Affair Held At Attend En Masse Biltmore Hotel This is where I came in ... white lace. . . Petite Celia Kape­ was demi-tasse time at the Regional Iow had on a black figured gown Convention Dinner For Members of . . . Belle Rubinstein was demure Junior Hadassah, held last Satur­ in black lace, with a gold metal day nite in the Crystal Room of belt, and a yellow flower at the the Biltmore Hotel. . . More than neckline The •out-of-town girls 300 Junior Hadassah women from were all very charming and sweet, Many big bargains for a nickle •• • rnl valuH for• dime various parts of these New Eng­ but their names, forgive me, I land states had come down to our can't remember . .. city to convene with the Providence Some of the men forming the and Pawtucket chapters ... Sessions stag line were Toots Norman, Bud GRANULATED SUGAR 101b. Bag 48c . were conducted and problems dis­ Lewis, Max Carter, who told me he cussed during Saturday's daylight was birthday celebrating . . . H'er­ hours ... But came the evening, and man and Leo Lazarus.. . Jay Fish­ EV ANGELINE MILK 4 Tall Tins 25c problems were tucked away in the bein. . . Bob Sharp . . . Lou Horvitz back of each member's mind, that ... Leo and Nate Sonkin .. . Ben is-until the all-day session which Hurwitz. . . Barney Marinsky ...... BROOKSIDE BUTTER lb. 32c HARRY RICHMAN was being held on the morrow Those three musketeers-Sid She­ 20oz (Sunday) . .. Wedding bells will ring in pard, Sid Long and Al Gurwitz ... PANCAKE FLOUR ~P~l~ PKG . Sc When dinner was over at 9:30 April for Harry Richman and Iz Paisner. . . Lou Cramer, Ralph I counted exactly four gentlemen Rotkin and Sam Kessler. . . Dave Hazel Forbes, blonde actress and PKG out in the foyer, but shortly heiress to a toothpaste fortune, Geffner . • . Abe Lisker . . . Billy Lap­ CORN FLAKES WHITE SPRAY Sc thereafter elevator· doors began it was announced this week by pin . . . . Victor Gold ...... Bent MICHIGAN OR YORK STAT!. LB BULK sliding open, admitting literal Miss Forbes. Rosen ...... Archie Finklestein, PEA BEANS Sc droves of men who had been in­ Babe Baker, Art · Bernstingle, LB BULK vited to the Convention Ball ... . her satin gown of wine-colored Walter Gartner... Archie Fain, BLUE ROSE RICE Sc From then on they arrived not and Abby Goldblatt and Art Schif­ print. .. The Korenbaum sisters TOMATO OR TIN in ones or twos, but in tens and Eva and Dora favored smart black fman and Danny Miller and Ir­ PHILLIP'S SOUPS , VEGETABLE Sc twentys. . . A great measure of . . . Dora's president of the Paw­ ving Schleifman. . . (Time out for PAPER NAPKINS BOX.of bo praise is due the committee In tucket chapter, you know... Rita a breathing spell, please!) All right, Sc we're off again. . . Gerald Oster, _ charge of invitations. . . Almost Wintman's gown was black taffe­ BLACK PEPPER DAINTY DOT 2 01 TIN Sc every young man in town, and a­ ta, with a roman striped bolero .. . Herman Gross.. . Phil Pincus . .. goodly number out of town, re­ Anita Golden wore dusty blue chif­ Abe Malin ... Lou Rubinstein, back RICHMOND RICE 12 01 PKG Sc ceived a "Your presence is re­ fon . .. Betty Plotkin wore an at­ in town from Washington . .. Harold quested" card-and I think it's tractive figured gown.. . Esther Tregar, prank Licht, Marshall Mar­ UNDERWOOD'S SARDINES TIN Sc safe to say that ninety per cent Travis was smart in black . .. cus, Itz Korn, Doc Jacobson . . ... of them attended .. . Mollie Cokin was outstanding in The Leavitt brothers, three strong TOMATO PASTE 6 01 TIN Sc Lively Bob White and his Couh­ her white figured crepe gown. ac­ -Jack, Nat and Harold . . . Adolph JJ 01 BOT try C

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Hc:md-rubbed walnut 2995 ental walnut cabinet cabineL with band-rubbed finish. • F r a rare treat come in today and see and hear Emerson Radio! Your choice of 48 Emerson Models from $9.95 to $139.95. THE JEWISH HERALD, FRI~A Y APRI L 1, 1938 5 Called for Street -Cleaning, General· S hames Nazis . TOSp eak Wednesday Appears for Work Center Annual Public League Calendar Harry Tannenbaum In Uniform, Medals Monday, April 4 Speaking Contest M~n. Beth El Sisterhood, afternoon. To be feted at Dinner Arrests, Suicides Women Pioneers, afternoon. Center Work Shop · J. C. R. S., afternoon. .S everal Groups Prepares Program . Increase In Vienna Beth Israel Sisterhood, even­ ing. Sponsor A ffair. The annual senior Public Speak­ Vienna,-Jews today donntti 1.;,,;., ing Contest, sponsored by the Jew­ hats and holiday garb to carry out Emanuel Sisterhood, evening'. A testimonial dinner will be ten­ ish Community Genter will be held enforced street sweeping, while the Tuesday, April 5 dered Harry Tannenbaum, vice-pre­ Monday e,:ening, April 4 at 8:30 head of the . Jewish Veterans' ' Le­ Ladies Union Aid, afternoon. sident of the Beth Israel Anasche o'clock. All contestants are mem­ gion· shamed:Nazi storm troopers in Wednesday, April 6. Austria Synagogue, on April 10 at bers o.t the public speaking class, to retiring when he appeared iii Home for Aged, afternoqn Weinstei11 Banquet Hall. directed by Mrs. Samuel Starr. general's uniform and medals ' for Ahavath Sholom Talmud To- Mr. Tannenbaum, who has been The following will present origin­ the work. rah, evening. a resident of Providence for over al speeches: Charlotte Long will Nazi storm troopers called at the Friday, April 8 thirty years, is an active member speak "On Hobbies"; Gertrude Pod­ home of General von Sommer, head' Council Board Meeting, after- and officer of many of the leading rat," 24 Years After" Dora Freed­ of the Jewish veterans and a lead­ noon. Orthodox organizations in this city. man, "Thank You, Mr. Hitler"; ing monarchist, to summon him for Among the groups with which he is Ruth Abraams, "Theodore Herzi"; street-cleaning work. associated at present are the Chesed Mrs. Samuel Korb, "Light and Asking ,permission to change his Shel Emes, Waad Hakashruth, Shadows"; and Ruth Blank, "Dis­ clothes, he appeared in full gen­ South Providence Hebrew Free Loan raeli" The chairman is Eugene eral's uniform with all his medals Memorial Services Asso~iation, and South Providence C01"1bined Hebrew Institute. Freedman. and announced he was ready to The committee in charge · of the The judges are Mr. and Mrs. proceed. The Brown Shirts, appar­ ISADORE GANDAL Held by Ben Ami dinner is headed by Benjamin Ra­ Walter Adler. Mr. Adler is the don­ ently unwilling to degrade the uni- katansky, assisted by Abraham Zel­ or of the trophy. There is no ad­ Isadore Gandal, executive dir­ form, saluted and retired. In memory of two departed mem- lermayer, Israel Halpern, Morris mission and the ,public is invited ector of the Jewish Family Wel­ Kills Self With Aryan Wife bers and several deceased parents Feinberg, Benjamin Mandell, Max to attend. fare Society will be guest speaker Moved by the spirit of his gesture, of members, the Ben Ami Fratern­ Richter, Barney Stone, Benjamin The Center Players Workshop is at a meeting of the Ladies' Asso­ Jews drafted for work near the ity held its annual memorial ser­ Oelbaum and Israel Kaufman. Mr. preparing a special pflogiram for ciation of the Home for Aged, Jewish Community buildings put on vice program last Wednesday even­ Kaufman will act as toastma.o.ter. their Open Meeting to be given Wednesday afternoon, April 6, top hats and synagogue apparel to ing at its headquarters. At the May 1. "Squaring the Circle" a Sov­ at the home, Mrs. I. s. Low, pre­ sweep streets, halls and stairway. commencement of the service, can­ iet Russia comedy will be presented sident, announced today. Mrs. Groups of Jews were forced to clean dles were lit, followed by the "El Vienna Store Owner at the Plantations Auditorium, Samuel Michaelson, chairman of buildings in other parts of,l,.he city, Mole Rachamim," sung by Martin Tuesday evening, May 17. the donor's luncheon will present including several Government Min- Cohen, cantor of the fraternity. Sells Out In Time her report. istries. Speakers for the evening were Vienna-At least one Jewish de­ The first structure of the 1939 Albert Smolenskin, noted Jewish William Gerstenblatt, Sydney P. partment store owner had the fore­ Golden Gate International Expo­ mathematician and actuary, com- Cohen, chairman of the services, sight or good luck to sell out just sition on San Francisco Bay to be Anti-Nazi Refugee mitted suicide with his "Aryan" and Simeon Kinsley. a week before Anchluss, thus sav­ completely framed is the "Hall of Leader Killed wife at a holiday resort at Kobenzl. 1 ing himself from almost certain ex­ the Mineral Empire." • smolensldn leaped into the Danube. Sets Fire To H air propriation. He is Herr Delfiner, Paris.-It was reported here that His wife slashed her wrists. L d I B }} ' philanthropist and founder of the Fritz Klamm, anti-Nazi refugee, Dr. Armand Kaminka, seventy- an S n ·e evue Palestine silk industry. Nazi storm IF THE --­ commander of the Thaelmann Bri­ five-year-old renowned rabbi and New York-Mrs. Minnie Gingold, troopers descended on his fonnet' CAMERA BUG gade of the International Division, Hebrew scholar was arrest~d. He 59, waited until her husband and store, Herzmansky's, and arrested which comprises anti-nazis fighting is docent of the Maimonides In- stepson were asleep in their apart­ all Jewish employes, refugees from BITES YOU SEE in defense of Spanish democr~y, stitute and secretary of the Alliance ment at 2,734 Claflin Ave., the Germany to whom he had given was killed. Lsraelite Universelle in Vienna. Bronx, lighted a candle, let the wax jobs. •t Photo An unexplained order was issuec', drip on her head, and then ignited Me t ropo lI an Supply for the removal of Jewish iden- her hair, according to police. P ersonal tification signs from shops. Nazis She started to scream and woke * Cameras * Supplies Lonely Jewish American Wo­ went from door to door ordering her husband, Max and he smothered "For Quality and Service" man, early forties, wants to cor-. Film s * Developing the removal, even · in the Jewish the flames. Other tenants telephon­ * respond with congenial male. Ad­ quarters, where some signs were eo ed police and fire apparatus· but dress Mrs. R. Box 802, the Jew­ E. S. Crandall!s 33 Aborn St. H. Bellin, Prop. large they hid the ,window displays. there was nothing to do when the ish Herald. By nightfall all the signs had been firemen arrived. removed, through signs identifyin~ Dairy Aryan shops remained. MATERNITY APPAREL Properly Pasteurized SUNSET LODGE A quiet secluded shop .. . Abso­ lute privacy. . . Flattering dresses MILK and CREAM New England's Newest and Fi,nest Kosher Hotel Dance of Warwick from $8.75 up... Corsets and Under the Personal Management of brassieres ... A Friend to the Jewish People MILDRED ELIAS MRS. LOUIS DUBINSKY Aux. Women, Tues. lZ Lowell Ave. WEst 4358 SHARON, MASS. TEL. SHARON 616 The seventeenth annual dinner­ 236 Westminster St. Alice Bldg. dance of the Hebrew Ladies Auxi­ liary of West Warwick, R.· I. will be held on Tuesday evening (A­ ··ouALITY ri'NDINGS CARMEL WINE FOR pril 5) at the Stork Club, rwith Mrs. Hyman Israeloff as dance chair­ Leading jewelers prefer Watkins fine quality findings. man. Mrs. Elliott Olevson is pro­ They know the service and consideration given every• ~ PASSOVER gram chairman, with the general e order. Send us your specifications or write for samples e - Liquors Imported and Domestic committee as follows: Mesdames now! Vishnik imported from Joseph Dressler, Hyman Dressler, Czechoslovakia David Dressler, Jacob F.rank, Wil­ D. M. WATKINS CO. 5ths - Quarts - Ga llon liam Geller, Max Margolis, William ¼ Ga, 2758 274 P ine St ., Providence, R . I. Ga. 2759 Gallon Deutsch and A. sternbach. Officers of the group are Mrs. On S ale At William Deutsch, president; Mrs. William Geller, vice-'J)resident; Mrs. BEERY'S LIQUOR STORE Elliott Olevson, recording secretary; 83 Gay Street - Corner Willard Mrs. Max Margolis, financial se­ MAnning 6078 Free Delivery cretary, and Mrs. Joseph Dressler, AIR,/S T E~ Sam and J oe Kauf man treasurer. SHOES . FOR MEN - Jr. Hadassah Has We know the men folks, who want a shoe that will give plenty of comfort and KORB BAKING CO. Two Day Session long wear, will "go big" for these "Air­ steps". Come in and try on a pair At the New England Regional tomorrow, we know that ANNOUNCES Conference of Junior Hada5.!?ah, held last Saturday and Sunday at . One look and you'll try it! THE RE-OPENING OF A the Biltmore Hotel, the following One step and you'll buy it! local members were named to hold office in the New England Region: Airstep is the revolutionary Claire Ernstof, vice-president; Ed­ new shoe for men.-Smart as PASSOVER CAKE ith Berger, Pawtucket, director, and a whip-trim as a greyhound Muriel Krevolin, member-at-large. Sizes -and sturdy as a British bull Guest speaker at the luncheon 6 to 12 dog. Airstep shoes have the MAG IC SOLE that turns DEPARTMENT was Rabbi Irvi:1,1g .Miller of Far AAA to E widths hard sidewalks into soft car- Rockaway, N. Y. who in his ad­ pets. And the price is only ... under t he superv i sion of Rabb.I David Bachrach and is dress, stressed the need of more Remember Airstep shoes need land in P alestine. Miss Muriel ready to supply t he public with an assortment of no "breaking in." They are Dauer was chairman of the entire flexible at the first step. WE fine quality and fresh Passover Cakes convention. have a variety of lasts and styles that will satisfy the desire of REJECT BAN every man-conservative to col­ 6.50 585 NO. MAIN STREET Warsaw.- The biennial n ational legiate 764}".l HOPE STREET congress of pharmacists rejected by a majority vote a resolution intro­ duced by the Warsaw and Poznan branches to introduce the "Aryan KOSHER L EP ESACH :oaral?l'aoh" barring Jews as mem- 2f9. Dmfil~~ 6 · · THE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY APR.IL 1, 1938

The,!~!. N,~!:~t~~Isl•n~!!~~ W,ek PERSONALS Ill s~ene Around Town l[I I I B y JACOB LEICHTER in the Year by The Jewish Prei,s Publishing Company. '--~------.:.1-.· IN FLITS APRIL, Walter Rutman, Editor; Jacob Leichter, Advertising Manager August-Goldman fair month of Diamonds, struggling under a The marriage of Miss Jessica loaded program scheduled by our local Jewish organizations ... A few '76 Dorrance st. TEL. GAspee 4313 case-Mead Building June Goldman, daughter of Mr. and of them listed follows: The Masada dance on the 9th. . . The Third Seder ... Harry Tannenbaum's testimonial dinner . .. Weddings, engage­ THE JEWISH HERALD invites correspondence on subjects of in~ Mrs. James Goldman of 149 Ade­ to the Jewish people but disclaims responsibility for an indorsement laide Avenue, to Sidney August, son ments, and meetings galore ... TOday's favorite gag: A-"Was your wife's of the views expressed by the writers. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph August of slenderizing diet a success?" B-"Oh absolutely. She disappeared com­ Pawtucket, took place la:it Sunday pletely last Friday." ... Attention .Men's Club of Temple Beth Israel: Entered as Second-Class Matter at the Post Office, Providence, R. I., at the Sunset Lodge in Sharon, Under the Act of March 3, '18'19 -We have received a genuine cash bid to revive that Telerlecker play Subscription Bates: Mass., with members of .both fam­ you did so well last mouth ... On April 16 the OUUet Company brings ilies in attendance. Five Cents the Copy. By Ma.tr. $2.00 per Annum Colleen Moore's Doll House, called the most exquisite toy in the world! Given in marriage by her par­ ents, the bride wore a>1 attractive The doll house itself beggars d~ription. It should be seen by everyone. A Nazi Press fitted gown of egg shell satin, en Here ancl There train, with a short veil fashioned in­ HERMAN BAKER spent a few afternoons last week on While the Nazi plan to establish a chain of pro-Nazi anti­ to a cape. She carried a satin muff, carnival business for the Nla.ga.ra street edifice. . . Marion and Semitic newspapers throughout the country has been frustrated covered with white orchids. Miss Paul Heymann were in town this week visiti~ Marion's parents Rose Lisker, her maid of honor, the Samuel Soforenkos ... We've beard that:-Ratb Abrams and for the present, the idea, in all probabilty will crop again in the' wore 8' smart acqua lace gown with Leo Kouffman (the latter now in California) have matrimonial. near future. matching bolero, contrasted by deep plans. . . It will be quite a while before George Sherman will purple velvet bows. She carried a consume of his favorite dishes (latkes-kreplach) again ... According to an article appearing in the Philadelphia white prayer book, with a shower Harry Kaplan is a. wizard at playing cards-but honors for card Enquirer, the anti-Semitic campaigi{ propaganda in the United marker of red roses. Bridesmaids tricks go to wife, Allee . . . States conducted so far by the mass of weeklies and pamphlets were the Misses Sylvia Goldman, IN THE MIDST of tragedy, the Viennese Jew could still get in a was to be expanded on a l arge scale. The membership of the Shirley Levy, Roslyn Weiner and Evelyn Bernstingle. sardonic chuckle or two .. . As for instance--An illustrated German news­ German-Ameri(lan Folksbund !spread , throughout '!lhe COUDi'try The bride's mother wore a be­ paper arrived in Vi~nna with a picture of a young "typically Nordic were to serve as the agents and circulation canvassers fdr these coming gown of orchid crepe, and German" woman holding a smiling blonde baby in her arms . . . Captioned, new dailies and printing facilities were already supposed to have she carried a corsage of orchids. ''The Future of the German People.". . . What stirred the Viennese The bridegroom's mother was at­ funny bone was the fact that the photo was readily identified as that been prepared. tired in peach crepe, and her cor­ of Mrs. Wolfgang von Weisl, wife of the Zionist Revisionist leader, and In order to start these publications eighteen newspaper sage was also of orchids. Ushers herself a Jewess and ardent Zionist ... were Leonard Goldman, Albert Touro Dance men were brought from all parts the country and Canada and Goldman and George Goldman, bro­ TIIE TOURO FRAT waded thru' a happy evening, with the were invited .to direct the destinies of the new sheets. As only thers of the bride, and Morris Bak­ aid of the rhumba, big apple and bubble-water. . . The manage­ five of the newsmen agreed to serve, the project was momentarily er. ment turned out an elegant meal, and 100 per cent /Satisfaction shelved. By this time we know Nazi procedure too well to be­ Upon~ eir return from a month's honeymoon in Miami, the couple was reported . . . Among the packed house, we noticed the Juctg-e lieve that this unsurmountable barrier will not be hurdled soon will take up residence on Summit Robinsons . . . the Sam Kennisons, dancing1 in his inimitable man­ in another attempt to establish the papers. Street, Central Falls. ner . . . the Nat Bravennans. . . the Ben Blachers . . . the Max Pawt. Jr. Ha.dassah Botvins, Max Siegals ... Gert Meth and Bob Hochber g ... Rose To forestall the publ ication of such organs legal means A dance of the Pawtucket and Linder and Howie Snyder. . . Perry Bernstein and Pauline Meller must be adopted. And it is the duty of every American J ew Central Falls Junior Hadassah will . . . and the Morris Coopers, who are an asset to any celebration and non-Jew to see that these measures are adopted locally as be held on Sunday evening in the . . . the Saul Fabers led the big apple. . . Toward the end of the well as nationally. vestry of the Ahavath Sholom Sy­ evening, I noticed Abie Goldstein experiencing a bit of trouble nagogue. Bob ,White and his Or­ in the check line . .. It is the duty of our committees throughout the country chestra will furnish the music for SAM POSNER advertises that he has suits to suit you, and is to mobilize local opinion to make demands of local representa­ dancing. willing to prove it .. . Joe and Sam Kaufman are stocking a full line tives in Congress and to press with all means provided for by Daughter Born of kosher wines and liquers at their Beery's Liquor Shop . .. Al Goldberg Announcement has been made by of the Red Fox Beverages phoned in to say that his bubble water will the American system of political life for the adoption of such Dr. and Mrs. Ezra A. Sharp of E­ be kosher l'Pesach . . . Ted Peckham, of the Escort Service, is writing two measures. meline street of the birth of a dau­ ghter, Carolyn Hope Sharp, on books about etiquette ... The first will be called, "Nice Boys Don't Pay." March 9. The second will be "Chiva.iry, C. O. D.'' . .. Halperts Have Daui;-hter ' Here and There Theatre Attraetions Congratulations are being receiv­ WE'RE JUST WONDERING when Shakespeare said that ed by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin 0. Hal­ time, tide and fortune wait for no man. did he know that he; was ALBEE Music," the feature this week at pert of Medway Street on the christening three U. S. mags .• . A good idea:-Before a. senior at Deanna Durbin, who unleashed the RKO Albee. In the principal birth of a daughter on March 18. George Washington High School in Indiannapolls can get a supporting role is Herbert Marshall, her surprising soprano voice in Before her marriage, Mrs. Halpert diploma, he or she must pass a driving test on a public high­ as the adopted father, with Gail police stations, in bed and in con­ was Miss Esther Thorman Katz of way, in a white police car, provided for that purpose by the city cert halls during her first two pic­ Patrick playing the actress-mother. Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . And speaking of cars, that front row of Harry Broadman's at tures, sings on bicycles, on railroad As a second feature the Albee pre­ senti, Parkyakarkus in "Night Spot" Bar-Mitzvah the Elmwood Avenue j'!IJ1,ction. could make anyone be a buyer .. . trains .and in church choirs in the Irwin Stone, son of Mrs. Ger­ with Joan Woodbury and Allan Gag No. 2:-Traffic cop (bawling out woman motorist)-Don't new Universal film, "Mad About trude Stone, will be BarMitzvah at Lane. you know what I mean when I hold up my hand? .. . Woman Temple Beth-Israel, Saturday morn i motorist-"! ought to; rve been a school teacher for twenty 5UAL MAJESTIC ing, April 9. / G'fURIES years." . . . "Walking Down Broadway," the Conflict A.3315 current feature at the Majestic, 1 "Ra hide ,, with Lou Gehrig, LIFE MAGAZINE now is awaiting suit by the German Govern, 'S 6REATEST AeTOl(f with Claire Trevor and Phyllis I ber, b 11,w. ' d Smith HAR.RY Brooks, is a human interest story, ase a s iro~ i:nan, an . ment, because of its reproduction of the Horst-Wessel song in the well told with emphasis on emo- Ballew, the smgmg cowboy star, 1s current issue. . . The editors, in applying for permission to reproduce t~e ~I-IIR . ' · . . . the feature on the screen of Fays song, were advised by Berlin that permission would be granted upon the twnal appe8:1·. It 15. vivid portray~! Theatre this week. Included in the payment of 500 marks, and satis!actory response to the questions: (1 ) of th.e ambition .s , Joys and tragic cas t are E va Iyn Kn app, Ar thur Loft "Does your publication employ any non-Aryans?" and ( 2 ) "Is your ~ IA experiences of SIX Broadway show- d s · J ks A di 'f' d a d no . . , an 1 en . ver& 1e n - publication pro-Naizi or anti-Nazi?''. . . Llfe's editors merely cabled I~,_, girls. Michael. . Whalen Leah. Ray ve 1 s h ow 1s. 1me. d up on the stage .J,11:,_ WITH OIALOGUE and Dnae Dunbar are also m the of Fays this week, featuring the the 500-mark fee, and refused to answer the questions ... TITUS IN ENGLISH cast. The second feature at the half-pint comedian, Walter (Mouse) • Majestic ls "Mr. Moto's Gamble." Powell, assisted by Thelma Lee, - -- and a large cast in one of the most Urges Purchase Of Rabbi Morris Schussheim, of Tem­ AVON hysterical Broadway comedies of ple Beth-Israel spoke briefly. Phi­ Of the many myths and legends the year. Palestine Products ' lip V. Marcus, president of the Zion­ which have fired the ,pens of poets, ist district, introduced the @eak~ none is more enduring than that of Speaking at a Zionist mass meet- er. "The Golem", which originated in Bruno Walter Spurns ing held last Tuesday night in the ------­ the tortured twisted ghetto of me­ Crown Hotel, Rabbi I. M. Kowal­ Invitation To Italy sky, of New York, urged Provi­ Tel. GA. 7876 EYes Examined dieval Prague. Filmed with extra­ Glasses Moderately Priced STARTS FRIDAY vagance and disregard for expense, Florence-Bruno Walter has de­ dence Jewry to purchase Palestine ON THE STAGE products as a means of aiding the DR.. J . .P. KR.EV OLIN "The Golem" is the feature this clined to participate in the Floren­ Optometrist A Great Show Featuring week at the Avon Theatre , with tine festival, "Musical May," it was people of that country now facing li'ours: Evening 7-8 and by Half-Pint Comedian Harry Bauer as Emperor of Prague. announced today. · a serious economic crisis. Appointment The ancient legend tells of the for­ The conductor's strong feelings The influx of Jews into Palestine 75 Lauriston St., Providence Walter (Mouse) Powell mation and a,wakenµ1g of The Go­ regarding Germany's annexation of from central ]j:uropean countries Near Hope Theatre On the Screen lem from a mass of inert clay into Austria was said in musical circles has created a serious condition of a living being, in the end only to to have prompted his decision. unemployment there, the speaker Lou Gehrig & Smith Ballew be deprived of animation by it,s said. in creator. "RAWHIDE" R.K.O. ALBEE with Evelyn Knapp FAYS A smashing action' Western thril- me As TL E fl'JI.JlllII THEATRE DEANNA STARTS FRIDAY Sun., Mon•., Tues and Wed. RED FOX BEVERAGES ''.Walking Down DU·RBIN Broadway" "Of Human Hearts" with are Kosher Le Pesach Claire Trevor ''EVER.VOA Y'S A "Mad About A T YOUR. N EiaHBOR.HOOD STOR.E Phyllis Brooks HOLIDAY" plus Thurs., Fri., and Satw·da.y Music" RED FOX GINGER ALE CO. 'Mr. Moto's Gamble' Plus: NIGHT SPOT'' with 'Par:adise For Three' 142 Li v ingstone St. Oexter 4024 l