HE ISH ERALD VOL. XIII, NO. 5 PROVIDENCE, R. I., FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1938 5 CENTS THE COPY Rumanian Minister Reassures Jews Palestine Problems Seem Pleased "Russia," Topic of Requests Co-operation and Chief London Topic Center Lecturer Help to Restore Freedom -In a letter to Roumania's chief Rabbi, Wise and Lipsky Arrange Reception Niemrowei, Dr. Miron Criestea new head of the Rouman­ Sail for England For New Members ian Cabinet, asked the Jewish Community to ossist the Government and the orthodox church in "restoring free­ New York.-Dr. Stephen S. Wise Maurice Hindus, noted authority dom and fostering co-operation among all peoples in the President, and Mr~ Louis Lipsky, on present-day Russia, will discuss service of God and the King." Vice-President o.f the American "Twenty Years of Soviet Russia" Jews, still frightened by the an­ ti-Semitic measures of the short­ Jewish Congress, sailed for Europe at the Jewish Community Center, lived regime of Premier Octavian last week aboard the S . s. Queen Sunday evening, March 13. Mr. Moes Chilim Starts Goga, were greatly encouraged by Mary, to confer with European Hindus, during his talk, will com­ the gesture of the Dr. Cristea, who, Jew;sh leaders on important pro­ Passover Campaign besides being Fernier, is Patriarch blems confronting the Jewish ment on the . treason trial now of the Roumanian Orthoa'Ox world. taking place in Moscow. Samuel Dr. Wise, who is President of the Workman will introduce the Harry Tannenbaum Church. Dr. Cristea's immediate pur­ Zionist Organization of America, speaker. Urges Full Support pose was to ask synagogues to hold and Mr. Lipsky, the American In addition to the address by member of the Executive Commit­ With extensive plans of provid- services simultaneously with the tee of the World Zionist Organiza­ Maurice Hindus, a reception will be ing Passover requirements for orthodox church on March 13, at which religious sanctions would tion, will confer with Dr. Chaim The Union of American He­ tendered new members. The Wo- needy J ews in South Providence, Weizmann on Palestine problems men's Committee of the Center the south Providence Moes Chitim be given Roumanians to disregard brew Congregations' education­ any oaths previously given to po­ and will attend a meeting of the al department seems pleased has arranged a reception which Fund Committee, with Harry M. Actions Committee of the World litical parties or social move­ with its work-Dr. Emanuel will follow the speaking program Tanenbaum as chairman, is inau­ ments. Zionist Organization. Gamoran (left) of Cincinnati, A special meeting of the Execu­ of the evening. Included on the gurating its fourth campaign. One object was to release mem­ educational director of the tive Committee of the World Jew­ reception program will be talks In a letter this week, Mr. Tanen­ bers of the outlawed Iron Gull.ra', Union, caught chatting about ish Congress will be summoned in by children of the Center on Cen- baum stated, "In the past, the extreme nationalist organization, some recent materials issued. by from oaths of unquestioning loy­ London early in March during the tei: activities. Mrs. Milton Sapins- generous contributions have helped his de11artment with Rabbi alty to Cornelius Zelea Codreanu, presence there of the two leaders. ley will be· in charge of the recep- Maurice Eisendrath of Montre- to crown our efforts with success, Fascist Iron Guard leader and so that all known needy families Pawl. Sisterhood Will _aI_at_a_me_eti_ng_in_Ch_ica_go_. __tion_. ----­ anti-Semitic agitator. in South Providence were taken The Jewish community was ex­ care of." He said further that this pected to give Dr. Cristea assur­ Have Purim Br,idge Asks Leniency for Nephew year's requests for help are great­ ance of co-operation. er, and warrant ·liberal contribu­ tions. A Purim bridge is being ar­ Sentenced to Prison in Russia To facilitate matters, contribu­ ranged by a committee of the Sis­ - In an effort to w~ fluence of ' an ola'er person,· could I tions should be mailed to the treas­ Centre Players Elect terhood, Sholom Synagogue of 1 clemency for her young nephew, your office intercede for us in re­ urer. Rabbi Joshua Werner, 345 Pawtucket, to be held on March ducing his sentence?" a violin proo.'igy, under sentence Blackstone street, Providence. Huddish President 22 in the vestry. "News of Bussy's arrest was a · At a meeting of the Centre A table of Purim delicacies will of 10 years imprisonment for vio- great shock to me," Mrs. Gertzen Players, held last Sunday night be set up to serve the guests, and lating currency restrictions, Mrs. said, · "especially since the Rus­ at the Jewish Community Centre, Jewish ceremonial objects will be I. Gertzen, a Russian-born Chica­ sian Government recognized his Jews' Prosperity L. Justin Huddish was elected given as prizes for the evening. go woman, has appealed to the great ability as a violinist and president of the group. Mrs. Saul The committee is as follows: Soviet Russian Ambassador. Mrs. took charge of his instruction Abrams was chosen honorary Mrs. Philip Fox, chairman; Mrs. Gertzen learned of her nephew's when he was nine years old." , Nettles Streicher president; Philip Lieberman, vice­ Ben.iamin Goldenberg, ticket conviction in a dispatch from She went on to say that last Berlin-Alarm against the con­ president, and Mina Udisky, sec­ chairman; Mesdames Isaac Cok­ Riga, Lativa. year Goldstein and four other tinued prosperity of Jewish firms retary. in, Samuel Cokin, David Shlevin, The dispatch stated that Bussy Russian musicains won prizes in David Garfinkel, Samuel Stein­ in Germany, despite four years of Mark Huddish was awarded $~5 Goldstein, 15, was sentenced to an international musical compe­ for his prize winning play in the gold, Harry Gershman, Harry prison, after being caught smug­ Nazi effort to crowd them out, tition at Brussels. They were then Centre's second anuual play con­ Goldberg, Abraham Goodman. gling currency concealed in his was sounded by the Stuermer, given permission by the Soviet test. Entitled, "The Late Fetter Nat C. Cohen will be speaker for violin, into Russia. In her tele­ authorities to make a concert tour weekly organ of Julius Streicher, the next meeting of the group t,o Lebe," the play was presented gram to Ambassador Alexander of Europe. It is assumed he was Germany's No. 1 Jew-baiter. be held on March 2. with the following cast: Leo Co-• A. Troyanovsky in Washington, returning to Russia from this tour The Stuermer demanded to know hen, Gerald Oster, Mr. Huddlsh, Mrs. Gertzen said: "I noticed a when arrested. if aristrocats deliberately were try­ DID YOU KNOW? Boris Pritcher, Mina Udisky an<.l newspaper item regarding the Bussy is the son of Mrs. Gert­ ing to support Jews. Dorothy Frank. On Queen Isabella's monument prison sentence of my nephew, zen's brother. Mrs. Gertzen emi­ It printed a long list of regular The play was under the direc­ in Granada there appears the Bussy Goldstein, violinist. Because grated from Russia in 1905 to customers of a large Jewish-owned tion of Mrs. Saul Feinberg; Miss name of Luis de Santangel, a Mar­ of his youth and possible ignor­ join her husband in Chicago. Berlin department store containing Florence Shapiro was in charge rano, one of the main promoters ance of the severity of the crime, many names of aristocratic fam­ of makeup, and scenery was ar­ of Columbus' expedition. and also the possibility of the in- Kuhn, Nazi Leader, ilies and gobernment employees. rangea' by Harold Tregar. Jr. Hadassah Regional Sails Ior Europe Accuse De,ntists of Filling Conventio,n Here March 25 New York-Fritz Kunn, who is of Yanking Ghost Tooth the leader of the German-A111eri­ Plans are rapidly nearing com­ the organiaztion is 13,000, with can Bund with headquarters in Hempstead, L. I.-A t.ooth whfoh The District Attorney's office pletion for the New England Reg­ an administrative body and a Yorkville, sailea' last week from formerly resided in the mouth of charges that Dr. Cohen, in Oct.o­ ional Convention of Junior Ha­ central office in . Hoboken for Antwerp on the LeRoy Wolffe, and another which ber of 1936, submitted a bill for dassah, to be held in Provia'ence Miss Muriel Dauer is chairman steamship Westernland of the Red remains in the possession of his at the Biltmore Hotel, on March of the approaching convention, Star Line. He would not admit wife constitute the chief evidence extracting a specified t,ooth from 26 and 27. Members from all over and is being assisted by the fol­ his identity to the press on board under which two prominent Nas- the mouth of Mr. Wolffe. It devel­ New England are expected to at­ lowing committee, consisting of although his name was printed in sau dentists are accused of relief oped that six months earlier, ac­ tend this event. Banquets, busi­ Providence and Pawtucket Junior the passenger list and also writ­ chiseling, it became known this cording to the information, Dr. ness sessions and a dance are Haa·assah members. ten on the passenger manifest. week. Gubar had turned in a bill for some of the features planned for Muriel Krevolin, toa_stmistress; Officials of the steamship line One of the defendants is Dr. filling the selfsame tooth. The in­ the convention week-end. Mildred Rifkin and Ruth Berger, said that he was Mr. Kuhn. Clarence Cohen, former police vestigator declared he learned organization, through which the Pawtucket, dance chairmen; Paul When asked if he was going to commissioner of Hempstead Vil- that the t,ooth in question actually ordganization, through which the Dauer and Molly Cokin, Pawtucket, Germany Mr. Kuhn replied: "I lage and a wealthy landowner. He was yanked out in 1933 by a den­ force of Zionism has entered in­ registration; Bertha Feinstein and am going to Belgium." Asked if was charged with violating the tist named Goldfarb-hence nei­ to the lives of thousands of young Harriet Goodman, Pawtucket, res­ his trip was for business or pleas­ Public Welfare Law, after a fel- ther Dr. Cohen nor Dr. Gubar American-Jewish women. Through ervations; Selma Woodman and ure, he slammed the door of his low practitioner, Dr. Abraham could have had traffic with it. the efforts of its members, Junior Eltith Berger, Pawtucket, hospi­ cabin. Gubar, also prominent in Hemp- It is charged further that Dr. Hadassah has made a fine con­ tality; Gertrude Katzand Esther stead, had pleaded not guilty t,o a Gubar put in a bill in November tribution to the upbuila'ing in Solomon, Pawtucket, badges; Esta TRY EVERYTHING similar accusation. The two men 1936 for extracting a specific low- Palestine of a Jewish National Wexler and Lillian Kroll, Paw­ Jews have tried everything it are accused of submitting bills er left molar from Mrs. Wolffe. Home. ·tucket, publicity; Celia Kapelow, seems. The false M~ssiah, Abra- to the relief agency for dental But, says the investigator, that With 215 units throughout the toasts ,and Beatrice Uloff, ar- ham Abulafla, tried to convert work on Mr and Mrs. Wolfe, very molar is the only lower 2 THE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1938 300 Attend Home To Cekbrate Mortgage (hesed Shel Emes Banquet Speaker For Aged Luncheon Burning with Victory Di~n~r Banquet Held Sun. A banquet for the celebration Thirty Door of the burning of the second 30th Anniversary mortgage of the Ahavath Sholom Prizes Awarded Synagogue of Pawtucket, will be Observed by Group Approximately 300 members and held on Sunday evening in the The annual meeting and ban­ vestry of the Synagogue friends of the Jewish Home for at 5.30 quet of the Chesed Shel Emes Aged were present at the sixth o'clock. was held last Sunday night at annual donor's luncheon of the The following plans are com­ Ladies' Association of the Home, pleted, according · to an announce­ Zinn's Banquet Hall, commemor­ held last Wednesday afternoon at ment made today by Charles E. ating the 30th year of the organ­ · the Narragansett Hotel. Tesler, <;hairman of the affair: ization's formation in Providence. Greetings were extended by Mrs. Benediction, Rabbi Isaih Rackov­ Louis Halpern, toastmaster, was Samuel Michaelson, chairman of sky; Burning of Mortgage, ·Mrs. introduced by Joseph Sharp. Jew­ the dinner, who expressed her Martin Curran; Dedication of ·ish songs were sung by Cantor thanks and appreciation to Mrs. four candleabras, ·gift to the Sy­ Jacob Waid and Cantor Denkin. Archie A. Albert, her co-chair­ nagogue by Mrs. Sarah Tesler; The following members addressed man, and the large committee who Dinner at 6.30 o'clock. The fol­ the gathering: Rabbi Morris made the affair the social and lowing speaker and entertainers Schussheim, Rabbi Joshua Wer­ will be introduced by Smuel Co­ financial success it was. Mrs. I. ner, Morris Feinberg, Barney S. Low, president of the organi­ kin, toastmaster: Rabbi Rackoc­ Stone, Abraham Zellermayer, sky, Maurice Friedman, president zation, also greeted the gathering. Usher Friedman, Israel Kaufman MAX J. RICHTER of the organization; Mrs. Martin The musical program consisted and Max J . Richter. Curran, president of the Sister­ of English and Jewish songs by MRS. MARTIN CURRAN Isiael Halpern, president of the chairman; Mesdames Hyman La­ hood; Cantor Jacob Waid and Mrs. Abe Hyman of Boston, ac­ organization, was presented with bush, Samuel Finklestein, Abe Tal­ Martin Curran. Dancing will fol- rice Friedman, ex-officio; Abra­ a watch, in appreciation of his in, Albert Blau and John Fishman. companied by Mrs. J. Lerner, al­ low the dinner, with music furn- ham Goodman, reservations; Sam­ so of Boston. A trio, under the fie work. ished by Buddy Sydell and his uel Cokin, toastmaster; Jacob Ro- :,-M ■ - 1 ■ -■■- ■■ -■ ■ - ■■ - ■ ■ - ■ 1 - 11 - 11 -1 ■ -.; direction of Miss Lorett Gagnon, swing band. sen, secretary, and a large gener- • pianist, presented several selec­ I THE AGE OF SPECIALISM ! Assisting Mrs. Tesler •are Mau- al committee. Montef1ore to Hold j Our examination room is espec-1 tion : ially· equipped with every modern =1 Thirty door prizes were won, . . . Benefit Bridge Mar. 22 ) irnproven1ent kno\V. n to science,. • -ind we devote ourselves exclu- -1 with the outstanding prize, a gas Traditional Wedding Held by A benefit bridge will be held 0~ I sively to the scicmtiftc examina- • tion of the eyes and the fitting 1• range, going to Mrs. Abe V. Flink. • • • March 22 at the Community Cen- I of g!a5ses. / • Congratulatory telegrams were : i A ncien t Sect at Mt. Grizim , tre ?Y ~he Montefiore Ladies Or- = read from Mr. and Mrs. Samuel gamzat10n, for the purpose of sup­ !. Dr. Bernard Seal I Magid, from Miami, Fla., and SAMARIA, Palestine-Ancient maritan community. Of that num- plying poor children with shoes ! , Dr. Sara Seal • j 01>ton1etrists ! from various local organizations. Mt. Grizim, adjoining the now all­ ber there are about 30 eligible for Passover. Arab city of Shechem, was the young men. However there is a The committee in charge con­ j 76 Broad St. Providence i : Tel. GAspee G25G j scene last week of a Samaritan shortage of girls, and intermar- sists of Mrs. Joseph Bernstein, L MM -NH-110-1111- ■■ - ■ M - M ■ - •• -· · - ·· - ·· - · · wedding, the first in a decade. riage, even with Jews is definitely Plan Sigma Phi Della The wedding ceremony was forbidden. Some of the younger carried out in full accordance with element have left the sect and Smoker in April the laws and traditions of this have married Jewish girls from SUN SET LODGE The annual spring smoker of ancient sect which claims ances­ Yemen a,nd Palestine. try to the tribes of Levi and Jos­ New England's Newest and Finest Kosher Hotel the Sigma Phi Delta fraternity, The sect carries out all ancient Under the Personal Management of Alpha Eta chapter, will be held eph. The Samaritans believe only Hebrew rites including the sacri­ the first week in April, according in the Bible. They do not recog­ ficial of a Pascal lamb on the eve MRS. LOUIS DUBINSKY SHARON, MASS. TEL. SHARON 616 to an announcement, made this nize Talmudic and rabbinic laws. of Passover. week by Mitchell J. Sherwin and The groom, Jacob Nakoen, a Murray A. Cohen, in charge of g~ant of six feet three inches in the affair. height is 39 years old. He is the OtlOCOOOCOOCCCCCOCllllllCUJCCCCCCCCCCCCCCClllJCClllJCCCCCCCCCCIJ.tlllCCCCCCIJ.tlllCCCCO At the last meeting of the group, elder of the community ap.d holds plans were discussed for the Na­ the position of high priest. The tional Convention of the organi­ bride is sixteen years old. zation to be held in Philadelphia. The Samaritan sect which is A delegation of fifty will be sent over two thousand years old is from the local group. A report was gradually dying off. Today there made that the new headquarters are somewhere in the vicinity of of the fraternity, located in the about 200 souls in the entire Sa- center of the city, will be opened in April. A membership drive is now Jn progress, and results thus Rabbi Horowitz far have been satisfactory. Will Speak Here Discuss "Alternate to Rabbi Moses Horowitz, the son , Peace" at Meeting of Grand Rabbi P. D. Horowitz of At a meeting of the Interna­ Boston, will be the guest over the tional Relations Group, Providence week-end of Rabbi David Werner, section, National Council of Jew­ 25 Mulberry street. ish Women, held on Wednesday Rabbi Horowitz is to be guest afternoon at the home of Mrs. speaker at the Saturday afternoon Samuel Wachenheimer, Lloyd services of the Sons ~f Zion Syna­ avenue, the topic of discussion was gogue, starting at 4 o'clock, and on Sunday at 5 o'clock, at which time "Peaceful Change; The Alterna­ he will be introduced by Morris tive to Peace," led by Mrs. E. Gard­ Feinberg, president of the congre­ ner Jacobs and Mrs. Andrew gation, Schwartz. In charge of the so­ Chart/a Course for Happiness The lectures are free and the cial hour were the Mesdames AI~ public is cordially invited to at­ bert Bilgray, Samuel Percelay and WHEN everybody in the family shares in a plan tend. Rabbi Horowitz will be hap­ for -happiness and independence, there's no need to fear Benjamin Rossman. py to receive those wishing to special appointments with breakers ahead. Robert Whitaker knew the value of, a Ada Himelfarb Heads ::~ fixed course when he wrote: - Iota Gamma Phi ,Group Live for something. Have a purpose~ At a meeting of the Iota Garn- Large Crowd Attends And that purpose keep in view. ma Phi Sorority, held on Tues- ''Tower Club Affair Drifting like a helpless vessel, day night at the home of Miss A formal · dance was held last Thou canst ne'er to life be true. Estelle Abramovitz on Verndale Friday night in the Empire Room Half the wrecks that strew life's ocean, avenue, the following officers were of the crown Hotel by the Tower If some star had been their guide, installed: Club of Brown University, with ap­ Miss Ada Himelfarb, president; proximately 200 members and Might have long been riding safely - Miss Marion Weiss, vice-president; guests in attendance. But they drifted with the tide! Miss Lee Belinsky, secretary, and Represented· among the guests ·Judith Silverman, treasurer. were members of the Pi Lamda Visit Old Colony House. Let one of our executives Phi Fraternity of Brown Univer­ show you how you can carry your family toward security SONG RECITAL sity, and of the Alpha Epsilon Pi and enlarged opportunities - by setting aside part of Miss Edythe Johnson, mezzo so­ fraternity of Rhode Island State your income regularly for the sake of future benefits. prano, daughter of Emil Johnson College. of Attleboro, will appear in a re­ cital at the Plantations Auditori­ BAN LEAFLETS um on Sunday afternoon, 3 :30 Amsterdam - Legislation to for­ @LO COLONY o'clock. Miss Johnson is studying bid the importation and circula­ in New York. tion of literature published by tne . · \ CO-OPERATIVE BANK Hamburg Fichtebund, clearing 58 WEYBOSSET ST.• PROVIDENCE The serious Dutch Elm disease house for Nazi anti-Semitic prop­ 'WU>MSOCKJ!T•WEST'WARWIClt•GREYSTON8-PAW1VCKl!1' that is attacking American elms aganda, is being planned by the MEMBER, FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM can be spread from tree to tree by Dutch Chamber of Deputies, it interlacing roots, so scientists have was announced by Minister of THE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1938 3 Ladies Aid Assisi s They Build, They Defend Ralestine IQueen Esther Purim 45 Families in Feb. ______,_ Dance on Wednesday Mrs. I. Weiss Center Sponsors Gives Report Annual Affair At a regular monthly meeting With thirteen contestants for of the Laa'ies Union Aid Associa-­ the crown of Queen Esther, to be tion, held last week at 191 Orms awarded at the annual Purim street, Mrs. I. Weiss reported that dance, sponsored by the Jewish during the month of February, Center _Council, Wednesday even­ forty-five families were assisted ing, March 16, at the Arcadia Ball­ with coal, oil and food orders. room, actively engaged in solicit­ The annual Moes Chitim Drive ing votes and supporters, the dance was officially launched, with Mrs. committee announced today that Herman Swartz as chairman. A final preparations for the event report was presented by Mrs. Da­ · had been completed. vid Baratz on the recent all-day Those seeking the Crown' inclnde meeting of the League of Jewish the Misses Anita Bernstein, Ruth Women's organizations. Letters Dworman, Dorothy Kahn, Adeline of acknowledgment for donations Kaufman,· Bella Kroll, Phyllis were read from the Haias, the Luber, Bertha Malin, Sylvia Mill­ Jewish Immigrant Aid Society and man, Elaine Virginia Ritch, Flor­ the Home for Agea: of Bucarest, Out of the darkness and mise­ ence Rosen, Marjorie Gould, Ade­ Rumania. ry of the Ghetto and the shad­ line Pritsker and Molly Fertman. Entertainment was provided by ow of the concentration camp, In addition to a week's vacation at Bethlehem, N. H ., the winner Barbara Newman, Martha Shaul­ these men and women. have son and Sylvia Weiner, pupils of will receive a number of prizes. come to build a new life and to Miss Florence Shapiro. Refresh­ The rules for the election are as ments were served by the hoia:­ bury forever the shattered ruins follows: upon entering the hall, tesses, with Mrs. J. Kopit as of the old. With the aid of the each person will receive a ballot, chairman. The meeting was pre­ United Palestine Appeal, the containing names of the contest­ ants. To vote, merely mark your sided over by Mrs. Evelyn Gran­ workers pictured above not only off. choice for Queen on the ballot and build their homes but are pre­ then place the ballot in the vot­ pared to defend them. ing box. The votes will be count­ ed by a committee and verified by Pioneers Arrange an auditor. Dr. Joseph Mrakowitz is chair­ Complimenf'y Bridge • · man of the dance. He is being as A complimentary bridge will be I mo ne sisted by a large committee. S Carl Tatz and his Rhode Island held next Tuesday afternoon at Telerlecker in Freno 109 Washington street, under the Carl Tatz and his Rhode Is­ auspices of the Women Pioneers, Social Leader Schmutz, Presiding Justice of the Charges Hubby landers will furnish music for to stimulate interest in the annu­ Freno Divorce Court has set j,un­ dancing from 8 to one o'clock. al donor's luncheon, which will day evening, March 20, 1938 as With Intemperance Seeks Divorce the date for the hearing of the be held at a date in May. Mrs. katz, Saa'ie Gallstone, April Liv­ (Special to the Jewish Herald) case. As usual the Court will sit Streicher Gets Bldg. Albert Sokolow is chairman of the ingston, Sophie Showowsky, Yus­ Freno, (XYZ)-It is reliably re­ at 155 Niagara street. On 53rd Birthday bridge, with Mrs. Harry Bellin as sel De Mussell are scheduled to ported that Mrs. Yankele Teler- In an interview granted this re­ BERLIN - A building pur­ co-chairman. appear as witnesses. In charge of the approaching lecker, the former Simone Shpring­ porter. shortly before leaving chased from a Jew is Nuremberg's Such a furror has been created donor's dinner are Mrs. Harry inbett of Providence, has quietly Providence, Mrs. Telerlecker stat­ birthday gift to Julius Streicher, that the Gabilowitz Nipple Com­ Schleifer, chairman; Mrs. Henry slipped into this community to ed that she will engage the ser­ publisher of the pornographic pany has leaped at the opportun­ Lazarus, co-chairman, Mrs. Sam­ establish legal residence for a di­ vices of the well known solicitor and · anti-Semitic weekly, Der ity and immediately obtained all uel Shatkin, treasurer; Mrs. Mor­ vorce from her unsocially prom­ and' attorney, Reginald Finkle- Stuermer. The Nuremberger Na­ of\the radio rights, at a price re­ ris Beeber, secretary and Mrs. inent husband. It appears that stein-Smythe. • chrichten reported Streicher is liably estimated to be in the eight Morris Golin, assistant secretary. the principals in the largest and The husband said, during a tel­ celebrating his 53rd birthday. - most ornate nuptials of last sea­ ephone call from this paper, "If figures. They have already en­ son have come to the parting of she hires dot loafer, I'm going to gaged hte services of the able an­ Well-Known Rabbi the ways. Rumor has it that Yan:­ take Fliegel Spiegel/along wid me nouncer, MOWRY LOWE, to give Guest of Synagogue kele has been doing a bit of tip.:. to fight de case." a ringside blow by blow descrip­ Services at the Ahavath Sho­ pling on the side, and Simone, · as Thus, it is very evident that the tion of the battle. lom Synagogue, Scott ana: Howell usual, has been the last person to long awaited conflict between the In other words, folks, the Men's streets, on Saturday morning will learn of his intemperance. But two leading barristers of the coun­ Club of Temple Beth Israel is (· start promptly at 8:30 o'clock, with she finally has caught on, and try has arrived. Never has such presenting its sequel to last sea­ Cantor Jacob Waid conducting. left town hurriedly last fortnight. an array of legal talent been son's mock marriage on Sunday Guest speaker will be Dr. Israel She intends to name ~essie placed on opposite sides of a evening, March 20th, at the Tem­ Eyes. Examined Gold, instructor at the Yeshiva Schmetterna as co-respondent. courtroom. . ple Vestry. As usual the play has A~ glasses furnished at College in' New York. Rabbi Gold Readers will recall that Miss It is expected that many, of our been written by Jack Applebaum reasonable prices is a graduate of the Yeshiva Slo­ Schmetterna was one of the brides­ and Benjamin Ackerman, who are Dr. H. F. Klibanolf prominent social set will leave for Opton1etrist bodka and Mir Grodin, and has maids at Simone's wedding, and the divorce metropolis to take sides also u'irec ting. received a Ph. D. degree from the because of the unusual circum­ in the matrimonial tangle which An orchestra will furnish musi~ for dancing, following .the mock KAPLAN'S Wurzburg University in Germany. stances, more than passing inter­ appears to be on its way to make 199 Weybosset Street Following the services, refresh­ est is being shown by local friends legal history. Suen leaders in our divorce. Admission is fifty-five Established 1903 ments will be served in the vestry. of the couple. ' community as the Telerleckers, cents. Hizzoner Tyrone P. Van the Shprwginbetts, 'Max Schmar- Eight Jews participated in the defense of Fort Henry at the time Perry.)-·-B.ernstein, Louis' "' R. Greene, the "Star Spangled Banner" was Annual Touro Dinner Saul E:-- Faber, Daniel Jacobs, inspired. Philip Ro;;enfield, Macs Kritz, BREW-STER HATS Irving Nager, Bernard Barasch Dan~e on March 30 and Robert Lessler. Harold Cohen The 20th annual dinner dance i:s in charge of publicity. of the Touro Fraternal Associa- VANITY tion will be held at the stork Club Ladies' Loan -Plan :~:::-rfing, Brewster anticipates on March 30, according to an an- Good Will Luncheon the new season with the nouncement issued this week by most outstanding models Details for a Good Will Lunch­ that bring you to the ul­ Expert Carpenter can da all Edward I. Frei~an, chairman of eon were ~scussed at a meeting timate in millinery fash­ types of house and building the dinner dance committee. of the Ladies' Hebrew Free Loan ion. And Brewster "Tail­ Plans are in progress to make the last week._ The Luncheon will be ored-to-type" hats repairs: and odd jobs. For priced only affair a gala event. held on Wednesday afternoon, further details write to The Assisting Mr.' Friedman are the March 23, at Zinn's restaurant. Jewish Herald, Box 211. Messrs. M. Louis Abedon, Everett Mrs. D. Rabinowitz was nomina­ Cowan, Lester D. Emers, Barney ted program chairman and Mrs. $3.95 Bernard, Samuel Cohen Ress, L. Parizer, was named publicity AND chairman. Insurance Has No Substitute ... Orphanage Boys to be $4.95 The right policy in the right company is your guarantee for ;i Bar-Mitzvahed Sat. · protected future. Is there a substitute for that? , Three boys from the Jewish Or­ Brewster Hats are phanage of Rhode Island will be sold exclusively in OUR BUDGET PLAN Wll.L ENABLE YOU TO Providence at the INSURE ... AND PAY AT YOUR CONVENIENCE Bar-Mitzvahed at Temple Eman­ Outlet Company. uel on Saturday morning at· 10 o'clock, Walter I. Sundlun, presi­ EDWIN S. SOFORENKO dent. announced today. and MORTON SMITH Following the services, the Representing ~adies Auxiliary of the Orphanage INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, Inc . • and the Sisterhood of the Temple, 73 WEYBOS!,E'I' ST. NEXT TO ARCADE TEL, GA11pee 31211 will honor the boys with a recep- 1!2oP.JI4.~~f~~r;,I. 1.,:' Hn.,., 4 THE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1938 "Rebecca" The Jewish Herald Around Town The Jewish Home Newspaper of Rhode Island. Published Every Week l[I s~ene in the Year by The Jewish Press Publishing Company. By JACOB LEICHTER======3 REUNION: BEN KAPLAN, local quill-pusher who compiles a very Walter Rutman, Editor; Jacob Leichter, Advertising Manager readable radio column, some years back sold three songs in manu­ 76 Dorrance St. TEL. GAspee 4312 Case-Mead Building script. form to a publishing house, without ever catching a glimpse of 'l'HB JJ,.; W 1.:;11 .HJ,;HALD in vnes correspondence on subjects of interest the published product ... Some time this week DON MORTON, Lu the J ew is h µcuw1e but d1sclai1ns res1Jonsib1lity tor au indor:::;e1nent ot: the vitws exJH"t::!::>ed by the writer·"· w E AN announcer, will open his library to BEN, and in it he wm Entered as Second-Class Matter at the Post Office, Pro\'idence, R. I., find his songs . . . UndE:r the Act of March 3, l~'i9 · WARNING: SAM KAGAN suggests that some good Republican Subscl"iption Rates: warn HERBERT HOOVER to wear dark glasses, when he meets HAM­ Five Cents the Copy. By Nlail, $2.00 per Annum FAT GOERRING and his medals ... ZIONISTS: RABBI I. M. KOWALSKY will visit in Providence on The Picture Changes the 29th, to demonstrate Palestinian products and their superior quality ... Not so many weeks ago anti-Semitism was riding FIGURES: Despite opinion to the contrary, the 1936 income fig­ high in South America. ures show over 30 % gain in individual private incomes over 1935 ... had announced its intention to deport hun­ SPRING THING GREEN is sunning in Florida ... dreds of German Jewish refugees. Ecuador had ordered Sure sign of Spring . . . HY DITTO the brothers JACOB the deportation of all Jews not engaged in farming.i LICHT and HARRY LEACH .. It A rising young American Jew­ (Sample Shoe) COHEN has Mexico was engaged in harassing Jewish merchants. The sounds funny but residents of ish artist's conception of "Re­ painted his shoppe, and the man influence of Nazi propaganda had also made itself felt becca," the picture reproduced Liverpool, England call them­ at the corner of Dorrance and selves Liverpudlians and the in Uruguay, , Paraguay and . The creation above is one of a series of such Westminster is selling pussy­ illustrations which is fea!ured in folks in Manchester, England are of an authoritarian regime in Brazil with all the earmarks willows . . . Of the German gal the Sisterhood Art Calendar for called Mancunions . . . he just arrested, J. EDGAR of Fascism focused world attention on Fascist propa­ 5699, just published by the Na­ This week's favorite gag: The HOOVER said, "This redhead ganda in Latin-Amrica as never before. tional Federation of Temple Sis­ bank teller, apologizing for giv­ has helped her government find terhoods. Louis Kabrin of Cin­ ing dirty bills when the country But just when it appeared that Fas.cism was on the out all about our army set-up." cinnati is the artist, and the school teacher cashed her month­ verge of making its first real conquest in the New World, Says we, "If the Germans can medium which he uses for this ly check said:-"I know you the picture changed. striking piece of work is the do that with a redhead, its pret­ schoolma'rms are afraid of Brazil changed its mind about deporting Jews and very modern, airbrush technique. ty lucky for us that they didn't germs." "Oh, that's all right," took special pains to 1emphasize that its new form of use a platinum blonde." , , , said the teacher a little sadly. government was not patterned in form or ideology on that LOOKING ON "No germs could live on my sal­ of Germany or Italy. Ecuador revoked its otder for the Label Marks Aryan Night club scene:-The youth­ ary." . . . Those in the know ful MAX BENDERS celebrating claim that one of the reasons expulsion of Jews and Mexico began to soft-pedal its anti­ their first wedding anniversary why FRITZ KUHN, Bund lead­ Jewis h legislation. At the same time the newly inaugur­ Made Nazi Texliles . . . Both of them ju~t of voting er, sneaked off to Germany so ated president of Argenti no stressed democracy and Berlin-Steps have been taken age ... At one table, CY FELD­ suddenly is that he gets plenty liberty in his inaugural address. by the Nazi trade organization to MAN, SYLVIA HYMAN, MAC of mention in the diary of a Then the United States began a series of radio pro­ make it easy for shoppers to de- FELDMAN, SADIE GILLSON much-married lady who is of­ termine with one look whether or and NEWELL SMITH eating ba­ fering the record for publication grams intended to counteract Fascist propaganda in not a piece of cloth has gone nanas-with gusto . . . BOB . . . I guess it's just one of tho e Latin-America . Fascism once so popular there, appears to through J ewish hands. RABINOWITZ of Woonsocket, things, but the presses that be losing ground and will lose more as the dictatorships "Aryan from weaving loom to called to the "mike" to entertain print the lusty champion of the of Europe become more ruthless and more ambitious. retailer" reads a little guarantee his friends . . . A truckin' trio communists, "The Daily Work­ Regardless of how much tatin-America may fear the seal in men's clothes and ladies' that really "shines", is BABE er", once whirled off copies of dresses sold by a chain of stores BAKER, HERB GLICKMAN and the ultra-capitalistic "Wall United States, they know that this country has no terri­ throughout the country. ART BERNSTINGLE ... IRENE Street Journal!" torial designs and that ultimately the salvation of South With the gradual elimination of and Central America lies in the expansion of the good Jewish businessmen from the tex­ BOOK DEPT.: SIMON & SCHUSTER, the book publishers last neighbor policy. tile industry in Germany, the trade week accepted for publication a Wild West manuscript entitled "Roar­ organizations now aim at guar­ ing Gun" .... The author is an eight-year-aid Tennessee boy named anteeing the aryan origin of un­ DAVID STATLER ... "Manuscript accepted," the publishers wired "No Ra,cial Perisecu1tion" Says derwear, lingerie, hats, umbrellas DAVID'S father. "Swell to have such a young author, instead of / . troublesome, temperamental older ones ... Wire if everything okay, ties, garters, suspenders and spats. and how soon boy can come to N. Y." .. . An hour later came the re- Head of Argentine Rept1:blic ply: "Everything okay ... But author has measles." ... Buenos Aires-A pledge not to The Argentine will be, as hereto­ HY DIWINSKY took time out the other afternoon to introduce tolerate racial persecution during fore, a great country for all who Official Italian Organ his daughter to "SNOW WHITE & COMPANY" .. A sequel to that his regime was made before a know how to love her and con­ hilarious Mock Wedding produced by the BETH ISRAEL boys will tribute to realization of Argentine take place on March 20th, with the scene laid in the mythical town group of Jewish newspapermen by Denies Anti-Semitism ideals and aspirations. The Ar­ Rome-The Italian Government of Freno ... At the CHESED SHEL EMES 30th annual meeting, JOE President-elect Roberto M. Oritz, gentine cannot tolerate a policy denied last week any intention to SHARP defended all the G-men present . . . DAPPER SAMMY SIL­ who assumed the presidency of of race hate, which is repulsive to inaugurate an anti-Semitic policy VERMAN of the Bennett Chevrolet, let go the following bon mot.... the Argentine Republic last week. the national character. 'Argentine and proposed establishment of a "I was graduated from the College of Hard Knocks with the degree of The nation cannot tolerate a Jews, when they put to the serv­ Jewish State somewhere outside A.B.-All Bruised." ... DOC MELLION, back from the land of sun, policy of race hatred, "which is ice of the nation their energies, Palestine as a solution of "the feeling as, fit as fiddle .. . repulsive to the national charac- capabilities and intelligency in international Jewish problem." E. L. FOWLER, who operates a private grocery and general store ter," Dr. Ortiz said. He declared: building up their home here, may The official Informazione Diplo­ across the road from the company store, says he gets little business "During m y presidency, I shall be sure in my administration of matica issued a statement, gene­ from the Acworth mill workers ... He used to do a thriving business-­ not tolerate any race persecutions. peace and respect. rally attributed to Premier Mus­ largely on credit-but when he found that a large proportion of his solini, which denied reports that customers never would be able to pay up out of the earnings, he was the Government planned anti­ forced to cut off their credit and take a loss of about $3,000 ... Now Theatre Attra~tio1•s Jewish restrictions, but rese'rved there is a sign in his store reading: ... "The World is Coming to an the right to act against Jews hos­ End ... Please Pay Cash ... We Don't Want to be Looking All ~r MAJESTIC tunes sung by Alice Faye and her tile to the regime-it held the in Hell for You." ... real life spouse, Tony Martin, with One of the greatest round-ups ternational anti-Fascist movement comedy provided by Fred Allen of big name stars of any musical City, who developed the new treat­ and Joan Davis and many others, directed by "Jewish elements"- New Use for Vitamin yet, is included in "Sally, Irene and to watch recent Jewish immi- ment. and Mary," being shown on the this picture will prove fine enter­ F ound by Doctor tainment. The second feature is grants. screen of the Majestic Theatre HAVANA-Injection of vitamin "Love on a budget" starring the The statement made a deep im- this week. With 8 new top-notch pression here. It was reported B-'J. in synthetic form directly 1·n­ Jones Family. Hello Ann ... Did I just see that a suggestion was made to the to the human spine has been de- a swell pair of shoes. Where?? FAYS Italian press to check anti-Semi- monstarted to be valuable in reju­ '11el. GA. 787G f~yes Exan1ined tic attacks. At the Sample Shoe Shoppe in Glasses Mnderntely Pricetl "Mr. Boggs Steps Out," the venation and in cases of hopeless the Alice Bldg. Dr. J. P. Krevolin screen feature at Fay's this week cancer, infantile paralysis and a keeps its stars, Stuart Erwin and Plant scientists are still hoping large number of" different types of Optometrist to produce the "perfect" potato­ I-lours: E , ·cniugs 7-.S and by Toby Wing, a new combination nervous diseases, the Pan-Ameri­ Appointruent a variety that will combine qual­ 75 Lauriston St., ProYi