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Entered u Seciond-Class Matter, Nov. 7, 1929, at the ,Post .Of. Vol. IV. No. 27 fice at _Providence, · R. I., Under ,. the Act of March 3. 1879. PROVIDENCE, R L, FRIJ?AY, MARCH 31, 1933 5 b~nts the Copy Thousil.nds To Attend Great Mass Meeting Pr~t_esti1;1g Nazi Outrag~s FREE LOAN ASSN. , PRESENTS GIFT ,_ Appeal to Providence Jewry Big Crowd-to Gather. TO SECRET ARY We, the Jfwish people in Providet:\ce, ,.ire facing a I, A . d• B II · crisis unpreceaented in the history of our community. n rca Ia a room South Providence Group The Jewish Family Welfare Organization finds itself un- , . , . able to meet the demands of many needy families for Honors Elisha Scoliard P N t s . d· N• ht at 28th Convention ass~tv~;- ;n:,possible at this time to appeal for individ- ex µn a y . Jg --, ual contributions from our Jewish friends, who have , 395 Loans Granted in '32 been more than generous in these most trying times. Church, State a~d 'City __ , , There is but one thing left to do. The League of Jew- GERMAN JEW'S Elisha Scollard of Plain street was ish Women's Organizations appeals to every organized Officials Accept In- honored at the 28th annual conven- Jewish group to give aid in this emergency. FEAR REPRISAL vitations to Join tion of the South Providence Hebrew H ow much will you give? Unless we raise the OVER PROTESTS M '"""~-- Loan =•--oc,·ati'on Sunday eve- necessary funds with in th e next e1g· h t d ays many o f :.._ In ovement ning in Swedish Hall in apprecia- our fellow Jews, perhaps your next door neighbor, will B II p d
ti m· ·on of his defatigable efforts as sec- be hungry on,Passover. It is impossibl e to conceive that U rge ·Ab and onment _o f Joshua e to resi e retary for the , past two years. He J · h th t h th t h 1 · ·11 t d · any ewis group a as e means o e P, w1 s an Mass Meetings Ar- Rhode Island Jewish leaders today was presented with a Sheraton gate- aside and refuse to do so at this most critfcal time. practically completed plans for the leg table. A resolution was also Please make checks payable to Mrs. Morris Beeber, _ ranged In U; S. monster protest meeting in the Ar-. passed and presented t!) Mr. Scoliard \ cadia Ballroom, Washington street, for his wok on the board of direc- Treasurer, Evergreen street. Thanking you in advance Assail "Exaggerations" Sunday rught, at s o'clock, against for your generosity, Hitler outrages. . tors. · ·' Uninfluenced by latest reports from A report of the past year's activi- THE LEAGUE OF JEWISH WbMEN'S Berlin, Mar. 31-(JTA)-The most Germany charging that original ac- ties showed that 395 loans were, ORGANIZATIONS, _ "'- responsible Jewish quarters in Ger- counts of atrocities against Jews were granted to -South~Providehce"··Jewry. · ~;-~ - _. ... ~-· - - ·,--\. MRS:Mfi:rONMD,.... .- ··~-- - ~ many, -including·-the· Zionist Federa- grossly exaggerated, organization tion, the Central Union of German heads here are convinced that pleas This was followed with a prayer by MRS. MORRIS SHEER, . Citizens of the Jewish Faith, the to abandon protests are being voiced Rev. Philip Keller for the deceased Fund Raising Chairmen. League of German J ewish Veterans through intimidation and threats. members, MRS. EDWARD M. FINBERG, and the Society of ~ational German 'l'hey point to the Hitler government's Simon Wolle was named temporacy President. Jews have joined.· through the Jew- silence and tacit approval of steps chairman and presided during the ish Telegraphic Agency here, in an taken by National Socialists to stop 1 appeal to the American Jews to aban- all J ewish business and professional elections. He introduced Alter Boy- don today's demonstrations against activity tomorrow morning through- man, who spd)te briefly, and Rabbi alleged -atrocities in Germany. out the Reich, even to the extent of ~ Joshua Werner, who conunended the Jr. Hadassah Unit Palestine Forbids Fear Harmful Action barring Jewish children from school. worthwhile work of the orgailiza- The German J ews disapprove the Thousands to Attend tion. The following officers were w1·11 Hold. Frolic - Tourists to Land anti-German propaganda which has Preparations have been made for manifested itself throughout the world thousands to .attend the protest meet- elected for the ensuing year: -- -- and express the hope that the Ger- ing with prominent church, state and Charles Siegal, President; Louis Pawtucket-Central Falls Group Group of Sixty Refused Admis- man people will soon gain an appre- city officiaJs having already accepted Diwinsky and Benjamin Reitman, to ·sponi;or Annual Event sion Despite Properly ciation of loyal German Jewry. They invitations to speak. Among them First and Second Vice Presidents; d appeal that no resolutions harmful will be the Rt. Rev. G. G. Bennett, Abraham ZelJermayer, Treasurer·, Wednesday in Synagogue , . Obtaine Visas to the German people should be acting Bishop of Providence diocese -- -- adopted. of the Episcopal Church, spokesman Samuel Newman, Financial Secretary,, Final - arrangements have been Jerusalem, Mar. 31-(JT~)-What Apart from the appeal of the above for Bishop James De Wolf Perry, pre- and Elisha Scollard, Recording Sec- completed for the informal April is regarded here as the Palestine gov- organizations a number of German siding Bishop of the American Epis retary, Samuel Silverman, former frolic of the Pawtucket-Central Falls ernment's cfefinite policy to hamper rabbis fiave sent a protest to Bishop copal Church, during the latter's ab President, was named to the honor- Chapter of Junior Hadassah, which Jewish touri.St traffic was displayed Manning, one of the speaker's at Mad- sence; Secretary of State Louis W. takes place Wednesday evening, April when sixty Jewish tourists were re- ison Square Garden, protesting Cappelli, Mayor James E. Dunne of ary board. The new board of !:'age 2 THE JEWISH HERALD, MARCH 31, 1933' / Jewish Orphanage TEMPLE 'BETH-IS.RAEL TEMPtE BETH- ·EL · News [ PERSIDENT SUNDLUN APPOINTS SERVICES is 0 I studied Problem; of a Modern COMMl'ITEE CHAffiMEN Sabbath 'evening services .will start Jewish Parent." SERVICES_ I FATHER AND SON NIGHT I at 8:15 and C_antor J oseph Schloss- Mrs. Jacob Licht and Mrs. Samuel The Men's Club announces that The sermon; topic. for this eve~g President Walter I. Sundlun has berg will chant tl1e liturgy. · Shanbrun co-chairmen for the Purim to be delivered by Rabbi William G. elaborate plans are being ljlade for the . . Services Saturday morning will be-_ Party and Gentlemen 's Night of the Bniude is !'The Biography of a Annual Father and Son event to be appointed the followihg as .chairman of J ewish Orphanage_. committees for gm at 9:15. Sisterhoo~ held recently, wish to ex~ , Prayer." held in the Temple Vestry,- S:iturday, press their thanks to their committee April 2?. at 6:30 p. m. Harry Myers the year 1933: YAHRZEIT George Tinker, tenor soloist, will House, J ames Goldman; admissioll ·and all others who helped to make sing, "He That Keepeth lsrae~" by is chairman of .the arrangements:- The lights on the Memorial Board th~f affair the success it was. Schlosser. and discharge_. 1 Benjamin W. Gross The Scriptural reading for the RELIGIOUS SCHOOL NOTES · man; educational, Jules P . Goldstein; will oe lit this evening for Chaya SISTElrn'ooSDT_AL_OLE-FFJCERS "''_ , finance,1 Samuel M. Magid; membei-- Reizel King, mother of Mrs. Samuel ~, • week, "Vayikra," begins with 1:1 and Rehearsals are well undef way for ,ship, Bernard· M. GOldowSky; enter ends with 5:26 in the Book cf Levit Sherman; Sarah Licht, mother of two plays to be presented b:,: the Con- tainment, -Mrs. Harry Guny; endow Harry Licht; Bluma Lisker, mother icus, the Prophetic selection is Psalm firmabon Cla.s,s on Saturday evemng, ment and trust funds, Archibald Sil- The newly elected officers of the 50. Saturday morning services are of Mrs, John ·Lisker, and Rose Rice, May 6._ \ vf'-rman, and rrledical advisory com- p-iother of Isaac Rice,. whose yahrzeit Sisterhood of Temple Beth-Israel will at 10:30. - be installed at an open meeting Wed- , RELIGIOUS SCHOOL SEDER mittee, Dr. Isaac Gerber. _ . were observed during the past New members of the board ass,gned week. nesday evening, April 5th, in the Ves YAHRZEIT try of the TemP.le. As is customary on the Sunday pre to committees by Mr. SuncUUll are: At the service tonight, prayers will Nat C. Coheµ, to th~· admission and SCHOOLS Albert Lisker, President of the ceding Passover, the children of the Men's Cluii of the Temple, will be the be offered in memory of Louis Ro school will be present at a Seder to discharge and . finance committees; senfeld, by John J . Rosenfeld, Mrs. Benjamin Brier, to the educational The Religious School meets at 10 installing officer. Reports of the be· given in the vestry on Sunday: o'clock SundaY morning, the Bar year's activities will be rendered by Mabel Caffrey, Mrs. Estelle Einstein, April 9. The Sisterhood will be the and finance committee, and :Or. Ezi-Q and for Moses Einstein, by Mrs. Es- Mitzvah League at 9, and assembly at the standing chairmen. hostesses. Sharp1 to the medical advisory com- ./ telle Einstein. · mittee. · U:30. < _ ,_ The following officers will be in All the classes will be seated around ducted: President, Mrs. Leo Weiner; DISCUSSION GROUP the tables, appropriately_ bedecked, DAILY MINYAN Vice President, Mrs. Lyon A. Marcus; I-- and , beside each ~ Id will be the Services are held daily at 7 o'clock Second Vice President, Mrs. J onas The Discussion Group met at the symbols of the holidays. Pupi)s from NOTES Goldenberg; 'Treasurer\ Mrs. Jacob . Temple, Sunday evening, at which the various grades will read portions in the morhing and 6 in the eve ning. _Licht;_ Recording Secretary, Mrs. time Miss Beatrice Goldberg read a of the Haggadah_. _ ._ . ' Abraham Edelston; Financial Secre paper ori, "The Last Days of Shy During the past week Rabbi Israel WOMEN'S §TODY CIRCLE tary, Mrs. Theodore Max. Corre lock," by Ludwig Lewisohn. SISTERHOOD 'M. Goldman of Temple Emanu -El and sponding Secretary, · Mrs. Charles This group comprises the young A meeting. of the board will be h eld Rabbi Wi!Ham G. Braude of Temple The Women's Study Circle of the Sentler. me n and women of the High School at the home of Mrs: Samuel Wachen- Beth-El v1S1ted the Orphanage. Sisterhood is now conduc,tmg its The honorary officers of the organi Department of the Religious School. heimer, 395 Lloyd avenue this af\er- -· -- meetmgs weekly. Tomorrow afte·r- ·zation are: Miss Henrietta Goldstein noon the meeting will be held in the and Mrs. Benjamin Kane Honorary ~ ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARY no.on at 2 o'clock. ' An old-faSqioned "spelling-bee" At the meeting, Monday, Rabbi J a- caused great interest and amusement 1}9me of Mrs. Jqcob Ernstof. 49 ~it- Presldents, and Mrs. Samuel N. ''Know the Bible" by Maurice Lib c0b K. Shankman of Troy, N. Y., will for the children in the Home one marsh street. 'fhe book now being Deutch, Honorary V\ce President. erman, "The American Remnant" by address the Sisterhood: ~"ening. The number of good spell Robert Lee Straus 3.Ild "Jewish Leg;. The Bible Class will meet a, 2 p. ers was found to be large. The boys ends of the Middle Ages" by Wolff m. with Rabbi Braude. and girls were divided into three Pascheles, presented by the Sister groups: senior, junior: and midgets. hoo ' · THE JEWISH HERALD, MARCH '31, 1933 Page _3 JACOB I. COHEN Ahavath Sholom Jewish Home- for the -·• TIDBITS -·• Aged of R. I. News- I. [ By SYLVIA ROBIN Synagog1.ie - i·=··----- ,------=- By M. P. OSTROW ..,,, The Jewish pl,ople of Providence· Fraternal Association meeting Tuesday night PASSOVER PLAY ·SUCCESSFUL are on their toes, regarding the Hit ler outrages, as was evinced last p.,lon Arrangements for the P a'ssover holi The local Jewry enjoyed an eve day night, at the protest meetjng held * * * days are being made and every pi-e ning of rare pleasure at the presen at Zinn's Banqu~t Hall. Qver sixty The J ewish Center Parents' Asso caution taken to carry out the tra-, tation of the Passover play, "Ali.lath Jewish organizations were represent ciation is making strides towards be ditional holidays in the proper orth- - Dom," given by the pupils of the ed, ·and men and women from all coming a permanent organization. Mrs. odox fashion . Ahavath Sholom Hebrew ScJ1ool last walks· of, 1ife appeared-old, young Ira Robinson, who was appointed The first Seder will be for the old Sunday evening. The play was strong and feeble-each one ready~ temporary chairman, has been re folks alone on April 10th. The second coached and staged by the principal, anxious and willing to do some ..small tained by the executiv.e committee .as Seder, April 11th, will be open to the Samuel S. Cohen, and Max Gorodet Pprt to prove the feeling that is in choice for President. She is an ardent public, the object being to offer an sky, formerly connected with the llie heart of every J ew at ·this and enthusiastic worker and under opportunity to those who wis.'1 to at- Jewish stage, was in charge of cos time. - her leadership, the group should tend the inspiring Seder service that.. tumes and make-up. thrive and grow. will be held by the old folks. Reser" In spite of the limited facilities and A mass meeting was de vations must be made in advance with cided upon, to be· held ~un ,extreme youth of the "actors11 and Herman Galkin. nominee Mrs. Leo Logan, Plantaj:ions 4257, or day night in the Arcadia, a "actresses II the play ran smoothly, for Vice Presipent, has a great .it the office of the R ome, Angell and were the children twic..-e as old large auditOrium, where great many novel and interesting 1135. , they could not have comrhitted them numbers can be accommo _ projects which he promises to .. selves better. The first act opened dated. - reveal in the ~ near future. DONATIONS \ with a Seder and the childrel) chant . . . 'Benjamin fulkatansky, ing the Haggadah in a manner thaf * * * nominee for Treasurer, is in Sisterhood, Temple Beth-Israel, would do credit to theiL_elders. The charge of arrangements for bread; Ephraim Rosen, talesim; Mrs. M. second act went on with the finding the next meeting. He will in Executive Director of the Jew Abramovitz and Mrs. H. Swartz. · of a Gentile boy, who had been left institute an idea which will ish Community Cent.er, and Presi prunes; Mrs. A Bernstein, cake and wounded and supposedly \lead at the , MEN • • WHY KILL YOUR go over "big," and ... result in - dent of, the New England Assoda wine; A . Abrams & Son, chickens; Rabbi's -door step. This results in the WIFE? - LET US DO THE largely attended and anxicus tion of Jewish Center l!xecutives, Mrs. B. Brill, sugar, candles, win<'. accusation of murder against the J ews DIRTY WORK FOR YOU! ly awai~d, meetings. who will preside at the Second cake; Mr. and Mrs. A. Zalkind, cak~:; by the bigots, who believed that the Annual Educational Conference and bread; Siegal's Market, crucken; Jews required blood for the Passover Any husband wishing to , l.'.ike ad Mrs. Sigmund Robinson, is the nom- in Springfield, tomorrow and Mrs. Jennie P. Weismall, cash ; M:·s. rituals. The boy, however, does not vaIJ.tage of this accommodab...on may inee , for Corresponding Secretary. Sunday. . Mr. Cohen will also be J . D. Grossman, prunes; J. Fineman, die which naturally vindicated the have, the name of said laundry upon and in spite of being a very busy in charge of the section on club chickens. Mrs. H.· Werner, wine; Mrs. Jews, and through the clever ques request. person promises to do a good bit of work. S. Michaelson, cakes; Mr. S. Goldber- tioning of the Chief of Police, they work in that capacity. Mrs. Samuel The conference will open with an 2'er, anples; Samuel Resnick, flowers; find the guilty one. ,.. * * Littman, as Recording Secretary, will · informal dance Saturday evening Mrs. S. , Hyman, cake; Mrs. P . Ruby, The fulbbi and the Rebbetzin played Louis Bachman can now be hard to beal An executive board and will conclude Sunday with a cakes; Mr. Ai. Feinberi,-candy; Vic by Samuel Goldfarb of Pawtucket play any game of cardsi from of six memberSt in addition to the dramatic competition between tory Bakery, cake; Mrs. L. Seitman, and Ruth Fishbein gave excellent per- I Solitaire to Pisha.-Pasha-and officers mentioned, certainly should the Providence, New Haven and candy and wine; Mrs. D. Kahnoysky, · formances. The Cb,ief of Police, the with two decks, too, for he have no difficulty in making this new Springfield groups. taglach; Mrs. Brodetsky, taglach;' Mrs. priest and the boys who had the took the lucky number in the organization an outstanding~ one in ------ H. Rosenhirsch, cakes. Mrs. B. I. Sass, Din-Torah played by Sydne_y Cohen, drawing at the, Providence the city. cake; Mr&- M. Mellion, wine and cake; Harry Rosenberg, Irving Pickar and Twin Elms Popular Mrs. E. Rosen, wine; Mrs. L. Smira, Morris Goodman, respectively, also wine; Mrs. B. Gins\,urg, cake and d eserve honorable mention. Meyer With PleastJ,re Seekers wine; Mr. Nathan White, six J ew- Grossman of Edgewood, who played . ish books; Mrs. H. B. Lasker, wine; the part of the murdered child, acted The Book -Cme Dancing and vaudeville as one. of Mrs. I. Podrat, wine and cake; Mrs. his role remarkably well for a child the entertainment high lights a,e Morris, Weitman, three pillows; Mr. of seven years. Even the mob scene, I available every night to Rhode Is- and Mrs. Max Seigal, wine; B. Gersh usually of minor importance, was an Comments on Jewish Authors and Their Books landers at the popular Twin Elms Inn man, chickens Freidman & Mittie outstanding bit of acting by a group in Harmony. man, .chicken; B. Glantz. chicken; A. of boys who enjoyed depicting the By FRIEDA ·R.. BIF.NSTOCK The Inn, situated in the midst of Dressler, tongues; Red Fox ....Beverage hoodlums their part called for. Ali Ilat':11'al scenic splendor, is growing Co., soda; Shore Bros., fruit; United lath Dom was played here last year more popu:ar with those who seek Frujt Stores, apples; Sweet's Sanitary and was suchi a success that a strong ~ evenings pleasure, after a day of Bakery, bread; Korb Baking. Co., demand was made to stage it again. "Sing Before Breakfast" of the reader for the homely, unro- work. A short nde over good roads bread· Mrs M. Sfieer handkerchiefs· It was at this r~uest that the School "Sing Before Brealdast" by Vin- mantic characters involved in the will take ..you there. Thei-e ·are two, Mrs. 'J. Hochberg, ~ake; Mrs. M: Board decided' to give Providence cent McHugh (Simon & Schuster), is story. bands and two dance floors to ac- Berry, cake. Mrs. Leo Logan, cake; Jewry the opportunity to see the rus of the Hemingway school and' more * * * commodate the merry makers. The MI'S:, B. Novgrad, cake; Mrs. Tessler, torical drama. Hemingway that that author himself. loge dance flQPr at the extreme east cake· Mrs. H. Beck prunes·· Mrs. The other characters were pla'yed Mr. McHugh is unquestionably a mas- , • "South Moon Undtr" end of I the Inn is sepai:ated from the K~ofsk:,, cake; Mrs: D. Fain: cash; by Joslyn Presser, Beatrice Cutler, ter of prose but he elects to follow "South Moon Under" by Marjorie Ballroom . by a _spacious balcony. Mrs. R. Cohen, · cash; Mr. Fowler, Louis Schleifer, Sarah Gordon, Min a somewhat questionable schqol of Kinnan Rawlins, current Book of the where private parties are held to en- cash; Mrs. J . Brownstein, cash; Mrs. nie Meyers, Rose Wallick, Ethel Hor writing.~ For the average reader Month selection will come as a pleas- JOY _the fun of, both dance floors. S. Michaelson, cash ; Mrs. H. Swartz, viU: David Wilkes, Irving Gertz, Has "Sing Before Breakfast" will prove to ant breeze to those of you who like Billy Hams Cotton Club Orches- rash· Mrs. Leo Weiner cash. Mrs. kell Frank, Haskell Wallick, Emma be a bit too metallic in its dialogue yo'!' tales mellow. warm and human. tra holds the spot-light in the loge. Be-in, cash;,J,lrs. Lecht, cash; Mrs. P erlow, Sidney Greenfield, Morris and somewhat unreal in its character It IS the story of three generations Leo Marsh lS the master of cere- J. Hochberg cash· Mrs. Guny cash· Sweet, William Gregerman, J ack delineations. in· a family living primitively in the monies, and w,der rus direction, sev- Mrs. L. Miller ~ - Shiloh Bottling Goldstein, Morris Snyder, Sidney The story is that of an artist who swamp lands of Florida, real back-• era! acts of vaudeville are presented Works, cash;' ~ B. Tichman, Green, Irving Weiner, Sanford Fine refuses to be swerved from his ideals woods people. close to the soil. Written m real cabaret style. · dresses; Mrs. D. Winograd, cash; Max man, Eunice Horvitz, Ida Barles, Jo by the mere matter of having to pro- with delicacy, yet strong and convinc- . , --0--- M. Pullman, tales and tprulim· Provi- seph Cohen, Plulip friedenn, Sydney vide for his wife and himself. He is, ing it is a saga of a type of Ameri- Lithuanian Govt. Publishes dence Cap Co., skull caps. ' Kloner and Joseph Wexler. so , we are told, madly in love with can most of us lmow little about. Statistics of 1932 Emigration Henry Berlin, tenor, rendered sev... his wife, Yet her frantic worry and The main thread of the story tells -0- era! popular J ewish selections which obsessions regarding the future do not of a young boy's struggle to make a Kovno, Mar. 31-(JTA)-Onethou Hitlerism to be Condemned , were very well received. He was ac sway him. On pag~ after page he living out of nature, as a bunter and sand and one emigrants left Lithuania companied by Miss Julia Yale Ber gives evidence of his love and yet bootlegger. He finds in the country during 1932, of-whom 725 were J ews, by Federation of Churches lin. Mr. Berlin was formerly con lets his money dwindle away with- about him' the answer to life. Inter according to the official statistics of '-. and Interfaith Committee nected with the Temple Beth-Israel out any attempt to ease her anxiety. mingled in this pastoral tale is a love the Lithuanian government. The pre Choir. And finally, in a quarrel, brought on story that fits beautifully into the pie vious year, the/ total number of emi New York. Mar. 31- (JTA)-Cath --0- by lack of funds and her unwilling- ture. This is a book that will not dis- grants was 1750, and 1128 of them olic and Protestant leaders of the Prof. Einstein's House ness to have him humiliate her, he ac- apoint you . . were Jews. 1 Greater New York Federation of Searched for Arms cidentally kis~ her. ---0---- , In 1932, the J ews constituted there Churches and Interfaith Committee, A morbid story unquestiollably 'and fore 72½%· of the total number of have decided to utter a prote!rt on Berlin, Mar. 31-(JTA)-Professor yet one which we cannot dismiss as Member of Ullstein emigrants, an increase in corpparison behalf of the Christians of America Einstein's house in · CapuL.'-i, · near mere trash. Mr. McHugh gives more Firm Succumbs at 70 with the previous year, when they against the anti-Jewish terrorism, Potsdam, has been subjected to a than faint evidence of really excel constituted_64%, a striking demon which has become a feature of the most thorough search by political po lent writing. His prose is smooth and Berlin, Mar. 31-(JTA)-The death stration of the emigration urge among Hitler regime. lice and Nazis. his style that of a master. If only has occurred here at the age of 70 the Jewish population, in spite of the Clerical and lay leaders of the The Nazis had charged that huge he did not make his characters talk of Louis IBlstein. the second son of severe immigration restrictions, which Greater New York Federation of quantities of arms had been con like creatures spawned out of a union Leopold Ullstein, founder of the great have affected it much less propor Churches have been in conference cenJed in Professor Einstein's house. between the writings of Heminway Ullstein newspaper and book publish tionately than they have general emi with former Governor Alfred E. It is understood that although every and Michael Arlen, I would say he ing concern in Berlin. gration. Smith, Bishop William T. Manning, possessed something very close to a part of the house was most carefully The late Louis Ullstein played a Of the 725 J ews who left Lithu Rev. Dr. William B. ~llar1 executive examined nothing more dan~erous genius for :writing. As it is one can great part in the development of the ania in 1932, 290 went to South Afri secretary of the Federation of than a bread knife was discovered. only hope that Mr. McHugh will de firm of Ullstein. He was in consider ce and 193 to Palestine. The Pales Churches, a Protestant organization, --0- cide to eschew affectations and give able measure . responsible for the tine emigrants were assisted by the and Charles H. Tuttle r, chairman of JEWISH INTERVENTION us more of the- type of writing that growth of the concern and for the Pale.;tine Office of the Zionist Organ the Interfaith Committee, which com AROUSES IRE .OF NAZIS is evidenced in those few pages of his management of the numerous news ization, \and those who w;ent to other prises Catholics and Protestants, have Vienna, Mar. 31- (JTA)- American book which do not positively glitter papers published by il countries were aSSJSted by the Kovno prerred the draft of a protest which J ewish intervention at Washington, and sparkle with clever repartee! Although part of the Ullstein fam- office of the Hicem. wil be submitted for signature fo reported in the Austrian press recent \ * * • --a- promineht Christians, who will sign ly, has greatly excited the Nazi press "Gas-House l\fcGinty" ~~iatJu;tff 11:o~ ~~s~~~hsci~= GERMAN AMBASSADOR TO ' it, after which it will be made pub here, 1eading to an intensified anti "Gas-House McGinty" by .Tames T. munity, Nazi propaganda has been UNITED STATES RESIGNS lic. Semitic campaign. Farrell (Vanguard), is a story of the particularly directed against the Ull --0-- Articles in the Nazi press have chief wagon-dispatcher of the Con ste.in firm. Weshington, Mar. 31~(JTA) - Dr. ,· succeeded in producing disturbances tinental Express Company, and the --~------ Frederick Wilhelm ·von Prittwitz und REPORT ULLSTEIN'S DEATH in Vienna and demonstrations by Nazi mad-house wherein he works and the ,------ Gaffron, German Ambassador to the DUE TO MALTREATMENT students in the university. So threat other' mad-house which he calls United States since 1927, has resigned ening did the situation become in, the home. Jewish Children from his post as a protest against Na Warsaw. Mar. 31 - (JTA) - The university, that the government closed Written by the author of 11 Young zi rule. Dr. von Prittwitz, knoWT\ as Warsaw J ewish daily, Nasz Przeglad all the colleges and issued orders to Lanigan" this book is of, the same Attending Syria a supporter of Republicanism in Ger (Our Review), learns from Berlin the police thet they were to enter the type, realistic, faultless in character many, has found himself out of sym that the death of the noted Germ1m colleges if there were any sign of re delineation and startling in its devel Mission Schools pathy with the doctrines and methods pµblisher. Louis Ullstein, was due to currence. opment of real feeling on the part of the Nazi Government, and feels wounds inflicted by a Hitlerite gang, Beirut, Mar. 17-(JTA)-Over that he can no longer represent it who broke into his apartment beat 1100 Jewish children in Syria here. him and his wife ihto unconsciousness, are compelled to seek their edu It is understood that von Prittwitz and carried both into a coal cellar, cation in rn..issionary schools, it had esked to be relieved of his post where they W1>re found tl'le next • is asserted here by Jewish lead immediate ly after the Reichstag elec day. 1 ers. It is understood that the tions made it clear that control of the Mr. Ullstein died and Mrs. Ullstein PROVIDENCE WINDOW & Alliance Israelite, after investi Reich hod passed to Hitler. is gravely ill. gating the condition of J ewish education, intends to approach HOUSE CLEANING CO. Sir Elly Kad,oorie, the J ewish philanthropist of Shanghai, and RESERVATIONS FOR PJSSOVER to esk him to assist in the es GENERAL cd;ANING CONTRACTORS tablishment of J ewish schools in AT REASONABLE RATES Syria. The Alliance proposes that the educational e,;tablish ments established by him should Let US do your work and we'll BOTH save money be called "Kadoorle Schools." , WEINSTEIN'S LAKE PEARL MANOR Sir Elly Kadoorle, who is en LAKE PEARL WRENTHAM, MASS. Telephone GAspee 17%3 old scholar of the Alliance, hav ing received his education at one ALL FACILITIES FOR CATERING of the Alliance schools In Bag 81 Richmond Street Providence dad, has alreedy contributed WIDDINGS, BANQUETS, BRIDGE PARTIES, ETC. large sums fo~ Jewish educaUon In Syria Situated on Post Road between Boston and Provi~oe• ) • I Pat:e 4 THE JEWISH HERALD, MARCH 31, 1'933 Denial Ullstein's Death pue to Ill Treatment BY THE WAY New York, Mar. 31-(JTA)-A re TIDBITS AND NEWS .OF JEWISH PERSONALITIBS port in the Warsaw daily. Nasz Prze glad (Our Review), to the effect that THE JEWISH HOME NEWSPAPER OF RHODE ISLAND By DAVID SCHWARTZ the death of Louis Ullstein, head of PUBLISHED EVERY WEEK IN I THE YEAR BY THE the Berlin pub\ishing firm, was due JEWISH PRESS PlJBllJSHING COMl>ANY I" to wounds inflicted by Nazis. ·and It's Over-All Over that once full Communism comes, published in the Jewish Daily Bulle I came upon my friend Brinning and the country is safely and se tin of March 24, is denied here by the MYER M. COOPER, President reading a Jewish, weekly. He looked curely Communistic, all of these New York correspondent of the Ull difficulties will be removed." btt Press Service, Rolf Junge- PAULINE CHORNEY, Editor u~;What are you r~ading?" I ~sked. - "WeJJ,__ maybe, they will, and "Oh, som~thing terrible. I hope maybe they won't. But even as He writes that he has received a Sokolow doesn't see this. Or Br8n suming that they will, let him first cable from the head office of Berlin to 116 Orange Street, Providence, Rhode Island deis." go and make all the world Com the effect that there is no foundation ,:nunistie. It's quite a problem. A to the story :regarding thP.: circum •TELEPHONE GASPEE 4312 "ls it that bad?" I asked. "Yes," sighed Brinning, "if Bran problem, perhaps a little more dif stances of Louis Ulls'tein's death. \:_ He deis, Sokolow, Jabotinsky, Weizmann ficult than to bring about the adds that Lows Ullstein had been saw this article by Pierre van Paas Palestine of our dreams." suffering from gall stones and died Member Jewish' ..Telegraphic Agency, Inc., With News Correspondents ,after an operation. . All · Over the World sen, they would just throw up the sponge. The Zionist mov~mentwould Amerlcan Generosity collapse like on~ qi those apples of "The article," continued Brinning is o~e of these selfish reasons. ' Subscription Rates: Five, Cents the Copy. By Mail, $2.5,0 per Sodom that grow around the Dead "is full of half-truths,,Lan'd half-false Thus, for instan·ce, the Bedouins Sea." hoods." Thus, Mr. Brinning is sure have a habit of tearing up the Annum, _payable in advance HWhat is the article about?" I that the Success of Palestine depends pipe lines. The Bedouins hold asked. economically on American Jewish this as threat over the British as "It's called, 'Is the Zionist Episode generosity. THE JEWISH HERALD invites correspondence on._ subjects of interest to a mea'ns oflextracting money. With Over?' And it says it is. It says it's "I am not half so sure about that the Jews dwelling around these the Jewish people, but disclaims responsibility for an indorsement,.. of a complete wash\.out. The jig is as Mr. Van ~Paassen. I recall one of pipe lines, the British may have the views expressed by the writers. ey~ • the most distinguished leaders • of to pay this graft. There are many American Zionism going so far in other reasons, wl,ly Britain is be Dinner In Palestine- deed as saying, confidentially to me ginning to see that her interests FRID-A Y, MARC,::H 31, 1933 ." But," I interjected, "why au· that, Palestine was growing despite are identical with the interests of the latest reports say just the op the Zionist organization." . a J ewish Palestine." posite. Never before have re "American generosity building up ports been so optimistic. Eng Palestine! That is pure piffl~. They Zionism Faces Opportunity land is allowing greater immigra would probably have less hospitals in Palestine, if it were not for Ameri "No," said Brinning, "the Zionist Jewish Calendar tion. There is employment for episode is not over. In fact, with all-even a.scarcity of labor. Why can Jewish donations. But I am not even so sure about that. The gov the Jewish condi\ions what they are only this ··week, there is the fur in Germany - in Poland and other 5693 . ther announcement that Canada ernmerit would have probably been l?f3 forced to assume the health work- a parts of the world, and with. world is allowing Palestine oranges in conditions what they; 8re--it seems to 1ST filA Y PESSACH ...... TUESDAY, APRIL 11 free, which will mean a further normal function for the government 7TH DAY PESS~CH ... ,...... MONDAY, APRIL 17 The growth of Palestine as a whole me that Palestine is faced with the impetus to Palestine prosperity. greatest opportunity in its history, if. ROSH CHODESH IYAR ...... THURSDAY, APRIL 27 ';My dear sir," said Brinning, has been a spontaneous one. It has LAG B'OMER ...... •...... SUNDAY, MAY 14 grown because, .even if the. immigra we had only the leadership to vision "you talk so foolishly. This mah it and to / meet it." R,OSH €HODESH SIVAN ...... FRIDAY, MAY 26 Van Paassen surely knows better tion laws were strict, still some were 1ST DAY SHABUOTH ...... WEDNESDAY, MAY 31 admitted. It is these poor immi "If we had such a leadership, than you. He was himself in Pal what could we do?" I asked. R~SH CHODESH TAMMUZ ...... SUNDAY, JlJNE 25 estine several years ago. They grants, most of them coming with "Well," said Brinning, "a far vi .FAST OF TAMMUZ ...... TUESD.NY, JULY 11 1 even gave ' him a dinner there. nothing, who have built up the land. "Analyze exactly what this Ameri sioned leadership might work on a ROSH CHODESH AB ...... : • ...... MONDAY, JULY 24 Y.ou have not even had a break plan for the raising of an interna FAST OF AB ...... • ...... WEDNESDAY, AUd. 2 fast there. You don't think Van can generosity has meant. Add all the moneys raised in America by tional loan-say of --50 million pounds ROSH CHODESH ELLUL ...... WiIDNESDAY. AUG. 23 Paassen woul\t be fooling you, do -to finance an immigration of two 5694 - 1933-34 1933 you? Here, read the article your contributions, subtract from that the sum that has gone to the expenses or three million Jews, say from Ger YOM KIPPUR ...... SATURDAY, SEPT. 30 self, said Brinning, and be con- many and Poland-into Trans ROSH HA:SHONAH ...... • ...... THURSDAY, SEPT. 21 . of these campaigns, and see what lit- ' vinccd." . tle actually ha,s gone to Palestine. You Jordania. The loan could be issued 1ST DAY SUCCOTH ...... , ...... THURSDAY, OCT. 5 I read the article. against a tax on the increase in land SHEMINI ATZERETH ...... : ...... THURSDAY, OCT. 12 "\Veil," said Brirming, "it:s all may get a shock when you see the result. One thing is certain. Pales values, wRich would take place once SIMC::ff4.TH TORAH ...... FRIDAY, OCT. 13 over with Hatikvah singing now, those two millions came there. You isn't it? I guess we'll h'ave to tine has not grown from these con tributions.' bring two million people to any place, stick to Eli, Eli." and land values will ,take a tremend HITLER ANSWERS ous rise. The loan would thus be A Communist Opinion The British Attitude amply secured. In the face of wo•ld condemnation of his scheme to exter "What is your reaction?", coptinued "Nor need Mr. Van Paassen be "The world's mind now senses the minate German 'Jews, the Black Chancellor in his madness has Brinning. so disconsolate 8.bout the British imi,ortance of the JeVfish pfoblem, "My immediate reaction is that the policy. There is good ground for and I believe, it would be receptive hit upon another more crafty method of accomplishing his evil testimony is impeachable." · the belief that -the British colonial to such a bold solutio'n at the pres design. The world has told him in no uncertain terms that it "Exactly," said Brinning.. "Van mind has undergone a great ent. Two million Jews taken from will not countenance bloodshed and pogrom, but he remains Paassen is a Communist-and the de change. Not from any idealism, !}ennan:y and "Palestine would make defiant, determined to destroy utterly the faith_. and confidence velopment of any ·country except on to be sure, but for her own sel Trans-Jordania bloqm like the rose. a Communist basis. he just can't see. fish interests. The very Mosul oil T'ne whole Near East would pulse hitherto reposed irl !he Ge'rn;ian people. To ask him abou_t Zionism is like line, to which Van Paasseu refers, with new life.11 His new scheme,- the more atrocious because it is more dif asking a vegetarian whether he ficult to combat, consists of depriving J ews of their pqsitions would eat meat that'is not kosher." and their means of livelihood. It i's the deadly weapon of seige, The Land of Assimilation SILVERBROOK / an attempt to accomplish by starvation and humiliation the das "There are only two ways out 'for Judaism. Assimilation or tardly purpose sought originally by physical violence. Communism. Such is Mr. Van Jews in that revolution torn land have become not Ger Paassen's opinion." man Jews-who down through the generations gave the world "Well, the Germafi Jew'i," said 41 Brinniitg; "have tried assimila BUTTER 2lbs c its greatest thinkers, artists, musicians, authors and financiers tion. In no country has there but scapegoats for all the murderers, bandits and hoodlums ·with been such a deliberate effort to PILLSBURY'S whom the Nazi tyrant has surrounded himself. The newest Hit assimilate as there. German Jewry was the mother of Reform 24 ½ LB ler ~cheme, product of a diseased mind, is to starve them to death Judaism, which retained .a mini unless they flee the country as thousands already have done. mum of J ewish practices-such a -FLOUR BA'G 65c J ews have been and are being removed from public posi minimum that . some people can scarcely distinguish it from Uni WILDMERE tions, from the hospitals, the courts, the schools and from busi tarianism. Further than thiS, ness. _Jewish shops and goods are being boycotted, Jewish stu there have been societies organ dents in German universities are being expelled, Jewish educa ized by Jews in Germany, asser tively and even blatantly assimi doz tors are taboo, J ewish physicians and lawyers are forbidden to 16c lation in object. Nowhere has the EGGS practise. movement to merge the Jewish identity with the rest of the pop CRABMEAT ½s · 2 cans 41c That is the Black Chancellor's brazen answer to the whole ulation been so pronounced. But it civilized world's pleas in the name of humanity and decency! appears not to have 'helped. The GRAPE FRUIT No, 2 can 10c Hitlerites are massacring them. They are not only at war ag-ninst ANN PAGE JELLY -2 jars 25c the Jews, but they arc at war against the Jews who h~vc adopt RAJAR SYRUP 12 oz. bottle 17c UNWISE AND UNSOUND ed Christianity, They arc run ning down and ousting from em A&P MAPLE SYRUP 1/2 pt. bottle 19c From the viewpoint of the general public-especially that ployment, even lhose whose fath great majority of the people who are wage earners-the Lapan ers and grandfathers. changed to PEACHES, Del Monte 2 No. 2½ cans 25c bill now reposing in the House-judiciary committee of the Rhode ChristiMity. PEARS, Del Monte 2 No. 2½ cans 35c Island legislature appears to be unwise 'and unsound. "So that in t-ruth, aSsimilation may be ruled out, ns nn escape The bill would put a sizeable increased tax on chain stores for the Jew. And If that i_s so, it PEARS, Del Monte 2 No. 2 cans 25c appears, at least, 'if we are to take while exempting independent storekeepers from any similar bur Van Panssen's word that Zionism PINEAPPLE, Del M4;mte 2 No. 2 cans 25c den. Business organizations entirely outside the chain store busi will not help-that the only so ness have vigorously opposed this type of legislation. Only this lution is Socialism or Commun FRUITS FOR SALAD, Del Monte- week there was presented to the Senate a resolution of the ism." 2 No. 1 cans 25c Cranston Chamber of Commerce condemning the bill. The Communistic Solution Such a tax plainly is discriminatory in fact and in spirit. 11But is this lust refuge open? Let CHERRIES, Del Monte 2 No. 1 cans 25c Without holding any particular brief for chain store organiza us see. In Germany, it appears that eve.ri' Communism would not help. TOMATO JUICE, Del Monte- tions, It is readily apparent that passage of this proposed law For it is a matter of record, that last would benefit a comparatively small class at the expense of the year, the Communist party in Ger 2 No. 1 cans 15c public. The chain store system has been · perhaps the greatest many, ousted all Jews from positions in its party." PEAS, Del Monte 2 cans 29c single factor in stabilization of prices for food products, keeping HAnd it appears that in other places levels moderate and enabling the wage earner and man of modest where the Sotialistic, if not the Com Del Monte Whole Kernel Corn 2 means thereby to profit. munistic idea. makes pace, that it is cans 25c not so good for the Jew. Consider Del Monte Sardines The law may be so drafted as to be constitutional from a F'oland. We may, lndeed1 trace the· can 10c strictly legal point of view, but with respedt to the public wel increase in the misery ot the Jews PILLSBURY'S PANCAKE FLOUW 2 packages 15c fare it is open to serious challenge. If its primary purpose were of Poland to the progressive social ization of that land Every time Po N. B. C. ROYAL LUNCH CRACKERS 1 lb pkg 15c to bring in additional revenue, such a scheme would be ·robb,ing land takes~over a new industry, more Peter to pay Paul because the tax burden would be imme Jews are thrown out of work. And N. B. C. ROYAL LUNCH CRACKERS 2 lb pkg 29c in the government operation of the diately passed along to the public in the form of higher prices. N. B. C. BROWNIE THINS If, on the other hand, it is designed artificially to handicap the industry, no Jews are employed. So pow1d 19c the lot of the Polish J ew has grown chain store so that the independent is given an advantage in com increasingly harder with the sociali petition-and plainly that is its purpose-then the public welfare zation of that land." A & p· FOOD STORES is subordinated for the benefit of a comparatively small class Two Maybe's OF NEW ENGLAND and the legislation is discriminatory; against the general public "But," continued Brinnlng, "Mr. THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. and the' chain stores alike. • Van Paassen will perhaps tell me, • ' \ , • MARC~ \ THE JEWISH HERALD, 31, 1933 . I Page 5 . . ·j---~- . -----.,------r------• i Happenings ~f. Interest ID the Wolllen's World I ORGAN _OF THE ' LE,\GUE ?F J~WISH WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS / , ' •:·--~------·i.-i------~------··') Noted Rabbi to Address Miriam Ho,spital Assn. Ladies' Union Aid to Beth-El Sisterhood at Members Will Serve ~~ PERSOHAL ;,~] Meet Tuesday; Bridge Meeting, Monday Patients on Passover c:tJ~ _¢- . SO.CIAL- ~~~ to he Given In May Rabbi Jacob R. Shankman of Trdy, The Miriam Hospital Association The April meeting of the Ladies' N. Y.; a graduate of the Hebrew will this year continue an established · Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Michaelson ISonion were elected to membership. Union Aid Association will take place Union College, class of 1930, who e_n precedent of appointing a commit- ·of Eaton street were both surprised Refreshments were served by the Tuesday afternoon at Zinn's Banquet tered Harvard at the age of 14, will tee to personally serve the patients of and delighted at the host of friends hostess. · Hall with the President, Mrs. E. Ro- "be the speaker at the regular meeting the hospital during Passover. For who came to wish them bon voyage * \• * sen, presiding. Mrs. Morris Mellion of the Sisterhood of Temple Beth-El, years this custom has been upheld, last Wednesday on their Q.eparture Miss , Ce lia Alprin entertained has been appointed chairman of the Monday afterrioon, April 3rd, in the and the words of appreciation for the, to Palestine on the S. S. Manhattan. members of her club at her home on bridge to be given Wednesday after- vestry of the Temple. home-like atmosphere that prevails, From Providence were seen Mr. Orms street last Wednesday eve- noon, May 10, at Temple Beth-~ Rabbi Shankman will bring a mes which have been received from the ~and Mrs. Herman Swartz and Mr. and ning. , • A meeting of the Mos Chitom com sage of faith and cheer to the Sis patients themselves have b~n a Mrs. Abe Heller and many others. After a short business session, a so- mittee took place Tuesday afternoon terhood. source of gratification for the com- Mr. and Mrs. Meister and ~Mr. and cial hour was held and refreshments at the home of the chairman, Mrs. Is --0-'- mittee. Mrs. Louis Lovett is chair- Mrs. Davidson of New York were were. served hr the hostess assisted rael Dickens, on Cypress street. Mn~ man of the group. · also glimpsed. by Miss Ida Weinberg. Samuel H. Ernstof is the associate Plans Progressing for An appeal is being made to· the On the voyage accompanying Mr. ---0--- chairman. Women Pioneers' Club J ewish women to contribute as many and Mrs. Michaelson was Nathan Da- young Judaea Official --0--- Passover cakes and goodies as pos.: vidson of Texas, an uncle of Mrs. I -. $10 Donors' Luncheon sible and to immediately notify Mrs. Michaelson. to Address Jr. Hadassah Sisterhood Sons of Louis Smira at 261 Lenox avenue, who * * * Encouraging reports of the donors' is in charge, Mr. and Mrs. Max Talun of Olney Meeting on Monday / Jacob Synagogue to luncheon, to be sponsored by the Wo ---, 0--- street have as their guest for the . , S B d M 24 men Pioneers' Club, Tuesday evening, Hadassah B9ard Meets,· week, Mrs. David More of Brooklyn, Frank Rubin of Boston, President ponsor ri ge, ay April 25, at Zinn's, were rendered at N. Y. . - of the New England Regional of a meeting of the organization, Tues Progra1n and Donors * * * , Young Judaea, will be the guest Mrs. Joseph Kopit, chairman of the day afternoon. The President, Mrs. 1 G M k Pl Mr. and Mrs. Hyman L. Slefkin speaker at the regular meeting of the charity bridge to be given by. the B arry Beck, presided.' rou-ps a e ans have changed their residence to 254 Providence Chapter of Junior Hadas- Sisterliood, Sons of Jacob Synagogue, Additional patronesses include Mrs. -- Central avenue, Pawtucket, R. I. sah, Monday evening, April 3, at 8:15 at Zinn's Banquet Hall, Wednesday Nathan Schwartz, Mrs. Osc;ar Zinn, The executive board of the Provi- o'clock, in the Biltmore Hotel. Miss afternoon, May 24th, held a meeting Mrs. Gussie Nelson, Mrs. Morris dence ,Chapter of Hadassah held its *· _ * *, Elizabeth Davis will preside. at her home on Burlington street, Leach, Mrs. George Pullman and sev regular board meeting. Thursday af- About seventy-five couples at- The first meeting of the donors' Tuesday, afternoon. E,ral organizations, who have, pledged tern,oon at the home of Mrs. Alfred tended the dance sponsored by the luncheon committee was held Tues Mrs. ~opit will be assisted by Mrs. support. Mrs. Henry Burt is the gen A. Fain, 531 Wayland avenue. Phi Gamma Gamma Sorority last day evening at the home of the chair- Irene· M. Cramer as co-chairman and eral chairman. Due to the fact that the date of Sunday evening in the vestry of the man, Miss Lillian Blumenthal on God- the following committee: Mrs. Rob --0-- the regular meeting occurs on Pass- Pawtucket synagogue. The prize dard · street. bert Silve1man, Mrs. Hyman Silver Delegation of National over, an announC'ement will follow as elimination dance, which was a fea- ' ---0--- man, Mrs. Benjamin Stone, l\frs. Ja to the meeting day. ture of the program, was won by Miss Ladies' Free Loaii AsSil, cob Shore, Mrs. David Shore, Mrs, Jewish Council Women Further plans and innovations con- Pauline Slefkin and Bert Pickar. Miss Samuel Mike, Mrs. Samuel Berg, Mrs. cerning the luncheon to be held in Icfa Fishman was chairman of ar- Hold Annual Luncheon Jacob Kopit, Mrs. Benjamin Mandell, Protests Nazi Horrors June were discussed. rangemenfs. Mrs. Hyman Lech!, Mrs. Max Glantz, After the business meeting, the Plans were made for a mother- and ' Entertainment Mrs. Israel Dickens, Mrs. Max ,Mit Under-Secretary Phillips of the De- hostess served refreshments. daughter banquet to be held in May tleman and Mrs. A. Feldman. partment of State received Saturday · ----. • at a meeting .Monday evening in· The annual luncheon and enter- -0-- a delegation of representati~s of the The board of the donors and pro- the home of Miss Eva Podersky, on tainment of ilie Ladies' Hebrew Free National Council of J ewish Women, gram committees met at the home Middle street, Pawtucket, ' Miss Rose Loan Association was held Wednes headed by Mrs. Alexander Wolf of of Mrs. George Press, 51 Westford Gabar will be in charge of the af- day afternoon at Zinn's Banquet Hall. League Conclave Will Washington, a member of the National road, Monday afternoon. fair:-- Mrs. Jacob Licht was tile toastmis- Stress Greater Role Board. This delegation talked to Mr. A discussion was held on the do- * * * tress. Phillips at length abou t the deporable nors' luncheon to be given the fin;t Miss Diane G. Chorney of Olney The program opened with a pray- For Jewish WMUen situation of the J ews in Germany and week in June. •New pledgees for the street was hostess to the Phi Gamma er by Mrs. Mary Zucker, after which urged the State De1;>aI'tment to coil- donors' list· were regi5iered and wilh Sigma Sorority at a regular ·meeting Mrs.1 Harry Shatkini President of the More intensive participation of Jew tinue its thorough investigation and to the additional names, make the num-. of the group Monday evening. Fur- organization since its inception, ad ish women in general communal .life make its emphatic representations to her of ,donors ran d h 9ste~s about ther Plans were discussed for invi- dressed the members. Her sin as well as in Jewish life will be the the German Governmenl 125· 'At the close of the business ses- tations to the1 formal diiiner-dance to cere words of thanks and appreciation keynote .of the forthcoming annual The chairman of the delegation re- sion, refreshments were served by be given in May. A social hour fol- to all who worked' so hard for the convention of the Women's League of ported that the protest of the Na- Mrs. Press, who was assisted by Mrs. lowed. , The table centerpiece ~on- assOciation 11 will never be forgotten" the United Synagogue of America, tional Council of J ewish W.omen was J. Berkelhammer. sisted of a bowl of violets flanked by as several members later remarked. which will be held at the Hotel Penn ~ympathetically and interestedly re- ---0--- lighted maize tapers. E.specially gratifying was the pres- sylvania, New York City, on May 7, ceived, and Under-Secretary Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Max Talon The next meeting will be held ence of several leaders from other 8 and 9th, according to an announce assured the delegation that an inten- - Monday at the home of Miss Anne women's organizations. Entertainment ment issued by Mrs. Samuel Spiegel sive investigation of conditions'is be- Celebrate Children's Gordon on Carrington avenue. was furnished by Morris Constantine of New York City, National President ing conducted and every effort is be- - B M• h B \h I * * * with recitations and Leonard Richter of the organizatibn. In th_i;s connection Mrs. Spiegel an ~! :;;r!:i:;_certain- the real facts of ar- 1tz_v_,a_ - etro a av!1:~e ~~reMs~q)~~~d~;i~o~! J:~ wi~emc~~ttees in charge included: nounceO. that among the tentative The National Council of Jewish Mr. and Mrs. Max Talun of Olney fifty relatives and friends Monday Reception, , Mrs. H. Shatkin, Mrs. subjects for discussion will be such Women will be represented by Mrs. street celebrated two "simchas" Sun- evening at their home on the 'occasion Samuel Shanbrun, Mrs. Samuel Ern questions as: "What Is the J ewish Mark Lansburgh of Washington at day evening at Zinn's Banquet Hall, of their first wedding anniversary. stof, Mrs. M. Zucker, Mrs. H. Leach. Woman Doing for General Social Wel hearings before the Immigration Com- at the reception_ in honor of the Bar- A buffet luncheon. was served from tiCkets, Mrs. I. Feldman, Mrs. M. Le fare?" 14 What Is She Doing to Fur mittee when it discusses the question Mitzvah of their son, Sidney Allen. a table tastefully arranged with cut vine Mrs. M. Bloom and Mrs. A. ther Peace Movements?" "What Is of relaxing immigration requirements and the surprise announcement of the flowers. Tea was served from a Ponce; hostesses, Mrs. G. Samdperil, She doing for College Youth?" These for persecutecl J ews and that it will engagement of their daughter, Bertha, Russian Samov8.r by Mrs. Eli Gellef. Mrs. J. Pritcher, Mrs. D. Kahanov questions. Mrs. Spiegel said, will em emphatically support such efforts. l0 Henry Perlmutter. Mr. Perlmut- Guests were present from Boston: sky, Mrs. Gussie Nelsonj Mrs. L. brace many important Jewish as weH ter is the son of Mr. anU Mrs. Barnet Woonsocket, Fall River :md this Hochberg, Mrs. Morris Preiss, Mrs. as general activities in the commun ity in which she believes J ewish wo Subsc1tbe Now to Petf:~t\hai\e~:~~i-afi~eM:~~ts at- ci¼:rs. Levitt was i:kfore her mar- r:::r::e a~:11!~ J;,,a~~:::rri;;.anM'":i men should take a much more active The Jewish Herald tenaed from Boston, Fall River, New riage, Miss Ruth List of Woonsocket. publicity. part. York and this city. The toastmaster .._ * * '* 14 'fhe problems attendant upon was Barney Levine of Mattapan. A Mrs. Sylvia Grebstein of 10 Reeder the economic depression as Well as the brief talk was given by Rev. Fish, street entertained several friends at , --:::-=::-:--::::==--::c-,--=c=:==-c-== general position of the Jew in this Fred C. Aanonsen the confirmant's instructor, ·and Mas- a bridge Saturday evening. Three I LEAGUE CALENDAR I country makes the role of the Jewish ter Sidney gave a speech which was tables were m play and novelty women a particularly significant one," very well received by the guests. En- prizes presented to the high scorers. Mrs. Spiegel declared. "The J"ewish Upholsterer tertainment consisted of a group of The hostess served refreshments APRIL woman will have to shoulder more solos by Mrs. J. Simpson, Miss Jean from an attractively decorated table. responsibilities than she had done in · Repairing - R efinishing Monday, April 3- Bearman and Miss Sylvia Billin- * * * Sisterhood of Temple ,Beth-El, the past, not only in her specific Jew ish communal life, but in the life Antiques Restored afternoon. ana co:~r-Mitzvah services were held th:I:· ~e ~hlid~:seb~v~~tr~~~ Sisterhood of Temple Emanu-El, well-being of the community as a Our Specialty Saturday morning at the Ahavath frorfi a two months' stay in Miami, evening. whole and in the problems that effect Sholom Synagogue, after which Mrs. Fla, the nation. For this reason the con 155 So. Angell St. DExter5471 , Tuesday, April 4- Talun was hostess at a reception in * * * Ladies' Union Aid, afternoon. vention of the Women's Leagµe will the vestry. Mr. and Mrs. Isador Hirsch have Wednesday, April 5- be the most important that has taken re\urned to their home on EatoJ'l. Home for the Aged, afternoon. place in many years." street after a two months' trip through Sisterhood of Temp!J, Beth-Israel The chairman of the program com Florida. They spent several weeks in evening. mittee of the conVention is Mrs. Jacob Miami. * * * Ahavath Sholom Auxiliary, eve- S. Minkin of New York. Other chair ning. men are: Notninations, Mrs. Louis Dress Up for the Holidays --- A regular meeting of the Intenne- SouU1 Providence Ladies1 Aid, eve- Ginzberg of New York; resolutions, I Mrs. B. E. Kopelman of New York; ; diate Miriam Hospital Association ning. was held Mqnday evening at the home Monda'y, April 10- credentials committee, Mrs. C. Reis of Miss Sylvia B. Goldman on Early Council Book Review, afternoon. man of Scranton; reception commit; street. Plans were completed for the Women Pioneers' Club, afternoon. tee, Mrs. L. Kavovitz of Port Chester, annual mother-daug_hter night, which Tuesday, April 11- N. Y., and Mrs. Leo Goldberger of New Easter· 9reetings will take place at Temple Beth- El, Hadassa.h, afternoon. York. Monday evening, May 8. South Providence Institute Auxil- --0-- Announ~ment was made of a pa- iary, , evening. jama party to be held Tuesday eve- Thursday, April 13- Day of Prayer Is ning, April 25, at the home of Mrs. J ewish War Veterans' Auxiliary, George Gould. 448 Morris avenue. evening. Observed In Syria * * • Monday, April 17- About 15 couples attended the Miriam Hospital, afternoon. For German Jews dance given Tuesday evening by the Tuesday, April 18- New York Lace Store Alpha Phi Sigma Sol-,;rity at the Council of J ewish Women, after- Beirut, Mar. 31- (JTA)- A general Wayland Manor. An entertainment noon. fast was observed here by the Jews 28 · 30 BROAD STREET was given and dancing was enjoyed. Wednesday, April 19-- tlu-oughout Syria. Everywhere the Guests were present from Attleboro Ladies' Hebrew Free Loan, after- synagogues were crowded. Pawtucket, R. I. and Pawtucket. noon. ' A particularly impressive feature of Miss Sylvia Levine was general South Providence Ladies' Aid, eve- the service was the blowing of the chairman, assisted by Misses Etta ning. Shofar and the recitation of special prayers for the safety of German Dress, Goldie Teacher, Anna Kopit Monday, April 24- Jewry. and Mrs. Harold Liss. · Council Book Review, afternoon. --0-- * * * Tuesday, April 25- Mrs. Ruth Idelson and Miss Shir- Women Pioneers' Club, afternoon. Paris Forms Relief Committee I wtucket' s Largest and Leading ley Fisher have returned after spend- South Provitlence , Institute Auxil- . For Refugees from Gennany ing the winter months at Miami iary, evening. Women's, Misses' and Children's Fla, Ladles' Union League for Con- Paris, Mar. 31- (JTA)- Following * * * sumptives, afternoon. the increasing number of refugees Wearing Apparel Store Miss Helen Stanzler of Pembroke Wednesday, April 26- from Germany arriving here, a relief avenue entertained members of her Women Pioneers' Donors' Lunch- committee headed by Prof. Painleve, L club Sunday evening at her home. eon, evening. . a former Premier, has been formed. ~ Prizes were won by Miss Rebecca Independent J ewish Mothers' Alli- / The committee is drawfng uo 1;>lans Gittleman and Miss Fannie Dunder. ance afternoon. for their relief and for the provlatoo Miss Mollie Chase and Miss,. Esther Council Peace Group, afternoon. of employment wherever possible. ( • I Page 6 THE JEWISH ~ , ~CH 31, 1933 lm.5. HARRY SHATKIN Jerusalem Sufiers I Water Shortage THIRT-Y as Rains Fail By .NINA KAYE Je.rusalem, Mar. 31- (JTA) - Fol lowing the failure of the rains. the Palestine government annour,.res that Helen Siegel's feet dragged .;. she hard it was going to be to give it all the present distribution of water in crossed the polished square of the up. To llegin again at thirty! Thirty J erusalem, which is now made every foyer and turned the crystal knob. was so terribly yotmg for a man. But two days, is to be further reduced to She tried, fur the tiniest fraction of a for a woman! • once every four- days. - oecond, to lift the sag in ber shoul- "You always liked Milton." she re As no funher rains are now ,-ex ders, to turn up the aimers of ber peated ber mother's words. Her li_Ps pec!ed until tbe aut:ump., the pop mouth. But she couldn't. Wbat was grew white with ~bercd pam. ulation are asked to observe a rigid. the use, anyway1 They would have "Always likedl" she repeated. economy in the use- of water for do to know sooner or later. If she hadn't been so desperately mestic purposes. Inside, with the door open behind in love with Milton. she'd never have flung herself into ber work when be The water ~ortage in Je.rusalem. ber, as if sbe might need a means said they were too young to be mar- has become a subject of serious of .escape. she faoed the group his !her grievance, both among the Jewish about the fire. It was a modern fire, ried, there was . mo to sup- . and Arab population. It is described smokeless and odorless aRd beatless. port, he had his way to make in -the as a source of perennial anxiety to B ut it ga,e just tbe needed glow to world first. They were both twenty thei,opulation of Jerusalem. who last that lovely room that looked out then. And now they were thirty! year suffered serious hardship and across the roof-tops of Y.anhattan to 'Ihe moment she saw Milton Cra v.-ere reduoed at the end of the year tbe river. And especially on a damp mer; standing there in ber living room, bowing o,·er ber hand, Helen to an insignificant water quota, dis and misty :\larch afternoon. it drew knew that sbe had nev-er stopped lov tributed only once in six days. you to it. Helen had once seen a ing him. 1f he's come for me now," It is pointed out that though many solutions have been advanoed for the :}0 :':~~r. colf~I>,:,,.i:: her heart cried desperately, "I'll settlement of the problem, the ed !her . . marry him, gladly." wa- ing, then. Now it seem ra piti- With that thought ringing through ./ · Palestine government persists jn con ful. as she recalled it. her, she made no attempt to contra- tinning its patch-work policy of con She did not go up to the heatless dict her mother when she spoke of strncting insignificant works or of fire, but stood in the doorway, facing her- success and the WQDderful Madi improving old sources of supply. them.. ..,,... son avenue shop where actresses and which hold out hope of permanent Her mother-everyoody said Mrs. society womei relied on Helen's improvemenL Siegel looked young enough to be taste. Helen's sister-looked up in sun>r-i..se. Mrs. Siegel drew Milton out about Subscribe Now to Her father, handsome in his dark blue his own succe:,s and Milton ccnfirmed smoking jacke1, swung around from what they had heard from friends ip The Je~ish Herald the backgammon board, to !he cha- Clayton. grin of her brother Arthur, who was After dinner, Mrs. Siegel and her about to make a telling play. husband tactfully went off to the Yid- ~------·=· "Helen!" tbey exclaimed together. dsh A.t the next Jewish radio pro gram over WPRO, Sunday, April 2nd. Mrs. eiegel gripped her ann. shook FLORAL OFFERING her inul silence. "Helen." she insisted, from 12;30 to I o'clock. This Offer Applies to New Subscriptions Only .,we were thinking of you! We've been thinking of you all the time! P. T. A. PASSOVER lllEETING- The floral offering tor this Sabbath, I 1st, 'rhat's the surprise we've got for to- MODEL SEDER March 31st and April is the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Cohen ,n honor is New night. Milton Cramer in Harry S. Beck, President of the of their daughter. Sylvia's marriage York! He called ~ today and Papa Parent-Teachers' Association, an to Harry Gold.shine. The congre Special Subscription Blank inv;ted him here! Suddenly Mrs. nounces that the next meeting of the gation extends its congratulations. Siegel's face became a study in group will -be held Wednesday nighl r , shttwdness. Instinctively, craftily. The main feature of this meeting will -0-- THE JEWISH HERALD, ·I she lowered her voice. "Listen. be the presentation of a Model Seder in ll6 Orange Street everybody," she whispe_red hoarsely, in Providence, R L Mnot a word about Helen's shop clos dramatized form and costume by Polish Refugee about thirty pupils of the Religious With the understanding that $LOO of the enclosed $2.50 is ., ing! Nothing but lightness and hap- School Relates Expulsion • piness tonightJ Remember. he's got he sent, in MY NAME, to: Another feature of the meeting will Check to think we're still well off. Every he the Championship Jewish Current and l\listreatment body has beard about Helen's success. Events Bee ben1een the two winning Wan;aw, Mar. 31-(JTA)-A Jew THE JEWISH HOME FOR AGED Milton cudn't call up just for old grades, grade seven and Confirmation ~s ish couple by the name of Blum. who sake. He askl!!d about you. class. Mr. Biegelsen will leod in the when was have arrl ved at Kattowitz Wednesday l\lIRIAM HOSPITAL Helen. And we told him it community singing of Pasoover 90ng.s. your birthday and he should come coming from Essen, relate that thirty The meeting will start promptly at 8 THE JEWISH ORPHANAGE to armed Nazis broke into their house at dinner. he was glad about iU" o'clock. All parents and friends are Gradually. the significance of her cordially invited. Essen. where they had a furniture you may enter my subscription to The Jewuh Herald for SZ mother's wonls dawned on Helen. "l store. · The man tried to telephone wee.ks, commencing with the oext issue wouldn't think of such deception," 1UDGE LETI'S-GUEST-SPEAKER to the Polish Consul for help, hut ~ Aid coldly, di9dainfully. the Nazis ton, his clothes from him SEND PAPER TO ··········································-······················ Instantly the ~ of them ..-ere The Sisterhood has announced that and beat him into unconsdoum-. upon her, urging. "Think what. it at !Mir annual Guest-Night program. IDs wife was shut up by them in a --U you married Milton and to he beld Monday ~ April 3rd, pig-sty from which she was releued WftJt heclt to Clayton you could ha..., the guest-spetke.r will be Federal only 48 houn later, following the a big bouoe, we ..-ouldn't he any !rou Judge In L Letts. Polish Comul's lnten-ention. ble. You always liked Milton, re Judge Letts is known Ill! a greet Blum's family, who lived at Due.s menber." speaker and the S-hood Invites all oeldorf. were ordered by the authori ~Jen fled to her room. Seated i b mm,hers. their husbands and tift to liciuidate their affaln and de at Uie cryslal-top dressinlJ table. with friends to attend. Mm. Abraham part for Poland at a half-how's no- ------~ ~ ~t dowtng ooftly ~ it Oil Percelay is chairman of the recep ~ ~t.a- arri-.ed at Katto- her face, Be1ffl bepn lo reallie bow tion committee. I / - .I THE JEWISH HERALD,_MARCH 31, 1933 Page 7 NEWS OF INTEREST To· MEN COUNTRY CLUB COLLEGE -SPORTS ll 1SPORTING ,i o. H. c. NEWS ·. EARL'S TOGGERY ! . - ·, WORLD ·n 73 UNION STREET G EOJtG£ MUSICALE PLANS COJ\1PLEl'ED I f .+Ew.r W81TTENFO/l m/J-EWISH lfllALD Jy JOO. The Order of Hebraic Comradeship _ JEBY RETAINS llllDDLEWEIGHT Iida to California. Thus he averaged musicale, which has proven so pop TITLE one bout about every twefve days. ular in the last three years, will be It was a close call. but Ben Jeby, • Under the technocratic scheme held Sunday, April 2, at 8 o'clock, NEW IDEAS I in Swedish Hall at 59 Chestnut newly crowned middle"'.'eight chamR Maxie oertainly would haYe ,oHed up street ~.·. FOR 'fHE WELL D~SED MANI$.~.: managed to retam his title by taking more than his share of ergs. How in order to accommodate the large a draW' wtth Vince Dundee at Madi-. ever, if he was as prodigal in spend attendans,e of young folks expected. Featuring New Spring and Summer Novelties son Square Garden last week. The ing his ergs as in getting rid of his Exceptional talent from all parts of I match. was for the titla, and. rarely do dollars, he probably would be sev the city has been secured for this-af- · i At Y ery Low Prices both Judges and referee fail to con- era! thousand ergs in debt. fair by the committee in charge. cur in a title bout. In this particular If th lik Maxi. th Sev~ral surprises are promised by bout there was a wholesale disagree- railro ere were more e . e e the committee for the. entertainment. ;; Earl Goldenberg, Prop. Paramount Building , ~ ment among the officials and after ads would have nothing to Invitations have been sent to all clubs the votes were all counted, it was W;Jtty ahsenbloom hooks up with Al Raisner, social director, heads the Boycott of German 15th round rang out. Godwin it will. be-their fourth meet- committee in charge. After the fight ;J"eby appeared at a 'ing. He has boxed Joe Anderson, Goods Spreading radio studio and said that although Battling Bozo, Tommy West and Gene EDUCATIONAL the fight was close, he thought be had Johnson four times each. He has A prominent speaker will be the Salonica, Mar. 31-(JTA)-A boy won and was willing to fight Dundee clashed with nine other boxers three guest of honor at the regular meet cott of German goods is slowly again. J eby also announced that he times and has met twenty-two others ing, Thursday. April 6. Refreshments spread.i.pg among Jewish merchants in w.i.s getting married the next day. twice. · will _be served. Greece. In Salonica and Athens, Jewish Theregame guy.is no doubtHe is certainlyabout J eby willing being toa creditBut ineven 1932 with, Maxie 73, 000must miles awnit to thathis -~••• ~ ·••••••••••••••••••••••••~ importers have, in some cases already take it. his manager, Frank Bachman, takes commenced a boycott of German mer- LEO 1\IARSH As part of the ceremony at the precedence in that respect. Bachman TO THE PUBLIC chandise. ' l\laster of Ceiremonies at Twin Elms Garden, Maxie Rosenbloom, who was has rolled up )IlOre than ninety tho\J, Announcing the Opening of a on hand. received the gold trophy sand miles, making every :rip Ro emblematic of the light-heavyweight senbloom has undertaken and a lot NEW RADIO STORE ·j- t championship. Asked what he was more besides,· with his other fighters. A Tube for Every MU.e of Radio going to do· with the heft, he said that What is more remarkable. Bachman Satµrday A. M., April 1st I Jewish Protest Movement Spreads · 1 he'd probably turn it into the treas- knocked off his 90,000 miles without WITH A COMPLETE , LINE O F ury sp he couldn't be accused of once boarding a railroad train. Frank RADIO TUBES I ·Like Wildfire fhrough(!_ut Country I hoarding. - - travels exclusively in his automobile, Pfus Day and Ni1bt Radio Set",,ice .~; . - !• a moderate-priced sedan. TUBES TESTED FREE ROSENBLOOM' .TRAVELER The Official ~R•:dio S,ore for the THE Bad man, Roesenbloom and the People of Provide.nee Detroit, Mar. 31-(JTA)-Non - people attended at the Heights Tem If travel reo.lly is as broaderung as trainer used ¥J travel by train until Jewish o{ficials of the ctiy of Detroit ple in oi-der to listen to the addresses it is supposed to be, Maxie }losen- the depression _caused boxing clubs LEO MILLER and of the County of Wayne on Fri from representatives. of the various bloom should be the broadest bird in to cut transportation to expenses for 19 RICHMOND STREET day registered their protest against denominations. . the boxing game. A corps of statis, two instead of three. So for the last TELEPHONE DEXTER 4242 the outrages committed against Jews A meeting' under the auspices of tlcal workers, after weeks · of labor, few years, Bachman and the trainer in Ci<>rmany • and called upon the the local branch of the American Jew make it known that duril'lg 1932 the have travelj!d by automobil~. United States Government to inter ish Congress. is also in process of be- Gay Caballero, who is to defend the The manager manages to keep up cede in behalf of the sufferers. ing organized. ' light-heavyweight_ title against Bob with the champion, even though trav GENERAL CONTRACTING ' A petition to this effect, circulated Godwin in Madison Square Garden eling by automobile and doing all the by Register of Deeds Harold Stoll, Los Angeles, Mar. 31-(JTA) next week, traveled 73 000 miles to driving himself. He averages around Painter and PaJ.>er Hanging was signed by County Clerk Elmer B. Aroused to action by the stories of box thirty times in twenty-five cities, 600 miles a day. His best single day's Estimates Free of Charge O'Hara, County Coroners Edmund J . cruelties against the Je.wish citizen..c:;. tw,o of them in Canada and the rest work was 888 miles from Miami Fla., Established for 21 years Knobloch and Albert H. Hughes of Ci<>rmany, the Los Angeles Jewish scattered over nine states, from Flor- to Raleigh, N. C. His prize trip· was County Sheriff Thomas C. · Wilcox, community has arranged for a mass; a non-stop jaunt from Minneapolis to LOUIS SEITMAN H. J . Herbst, Assistant City Treas meeting to take place at the Philhar New, York, 1400 miles,· with only an 44 Carrington Ave. ANgell 2838 uer; Norman H. Hill, Secretary to monic Auditoriwn. At the call of hours sleep while having the oil !Wayor'Frank Murphy. Marco R Newark, President of tht= CONGREGATION changed. A conference of 149 J ewish organi Federation of J ewish Welfare Work. After all this traveling Rosenbloom z;,tions decided to hold a monster ers, a meeting of ,,.100 of the most SHOMREI SHABOS would like nothing better than tp protest meeting against the outrages prominent representatives of the local AUTHORIZES ITS RABBI stick around Broadway for a few in Germany. J ewish community, has met for the months. That's why he is willing to purpose of planning the monster pro· defend his title every two weeks. ~DVERTISERS Cleveland, Mar. 31 - (JTA) - A te!'tt meetiQg. 'MYER J. LEVINSON meeting of protest against the situa 27 Mulberry St. Tel. PL. 2641 tion in Germany was held here last Memphis, Mar. 31- (JTA)- A mass CHATTERINGS EnGR~VlnG Friday under the auspices of the Fel meeting to protest the anti-Semitic To: Distriliute All Kinds of With -collegiate basketball off the eompnnfl. lowship of Faiths. More than 1000 excesses in Germany was held here floor the other indoor sportsmen are March 28 in the Municipal Audito SacraJ1!ental Wine, California, coming into their own. Last week the 66 OR-AnG€ ST. rium. Members of an other faiths Palestine, etc., for All Relig Eastern wrestling and boxing cham attended. ious and Ritual Uses to All pionships were held. In both sports -ARTISTS #€nGRAV€R5 J ackson, Mich., Mar. 31- (JTA) Worshippers and Members at I found young Jewish c_ollegians win ni11g honors. As exp~ded, AJ Wert . 'il€lll €llGLIWDS smRRT COAL - COKE Maurice Heuman1 President of the Temple Beth-Israel, has called a meet Greatly Reduced Prices heimer of Syracuse, national colleg €llGRIW/llG HOllff .. ing of protest ag3inst the German e x iate 125-pound champion these past JOS. OLNEY & SONS cesses., for this evening. The speak two years, again walked off with the Rabbi Levinson is authorized title in that division. A newromer to INC. ers 'are to be Rabbi J erome D. Folk by Hospitals and Physicians to man and Re v. Hubert Dukes. wrestling circles, Max Hurwitz of 45 Weybosset Street Officiate as Sanitary and Prac Cornell Won' the 135-pound wrestling Chicago, Mar. 31- (JTA)--Gover , tical MQhel. title. This young man from Liberty, Telephone Your Orders NOW nor Paul McNutt of Indiana was the N. Y., brought up on a farm, showed principal speaker at the Chicago pro what the outdoor life can do for a GAspee 6817 - 8635 test meeting ...Monday evening at the man. It was his first attempt at Auditorium Theatr~, the largest in the championship competition. While a t CAd/& city. The meeting was addressed by Gov I Niw'cfoii, ~eeib!iioo~t!~ was ~ baseba11 and J.J ·Incorporated ernor Henry Homer1 Acting Mayor Harry Wolf, the squash tennis BEN AGRONICK, Prop. of Chicago Frank J. Corr, United ROUND TRIP champ, was nruned number one man ROVIDENCE States Senators James Hamilton Lewis on the ratings. What did you ex Office Outfitters, Printers, and William H. Dieterich. Rabbi Sal 4 ,-o?.,Q;. pect? . . . . Leonard Green, another Stationers, Multigraphers ,, PHOTO omon Goldman presided, while Rabbis 3oJtft Jewish squpsher, made a mark in the Ephraim Epstein and Gerson B. Levi J~!::~ll R•o~il~nd~~d B5r~~ Big Crowd to Gather tion of Reform Congregations, direct Leo Miller tc> Open In Arcadia Ballroom ~~fil~e~\ !1:m::t~f th°!~~fi; ~as~ Radio Store Tomorrow Next Sunday Night Religious Union. ·, The members of the Board of Man- Leo Miller, active in Jewish club [Continued from Page 1] agers of the Union for Massachusetts circles of this city and who has been SATURDAY-APRIL 1ST are: The Honorable Samuel B. Fin-, known as the radio doctor here for are Dr. Ille Berger, vice chairman; kel, Boston, chairman; Mrs. Bessie S. the , past eleven years announces the WILL BE THE James Goldman, treasurer, and Mrs. Abraham, Brookline; Judge Jacob opening of a new radio store tomor Morris Shoham, secr'etary. Asher, Worcester; Mrs. Louis H. Ep- ro_w morning, at 19 Richmond street. State Joins Protest stein, Boston; -Mr. Lee M.I Friedman, He Will c3.rry a complete. line of radio Both Governor Theodore Francis Boston; Mr. Matthew Porosky, Bos tubes and will test old ones free of LAST DAY Green and the Rhode Island Oeneral ton, and Mr. Morris Ziskind1 Pitts charge. Assembly have taken official recog- field. The Boarcl. members for Rhode Mr. Miller feels that he is bringing nition of the situation, the for;mer Island are: Mr, Charles C. Brown, an innovation to the Jewry~f Provi' OF OUR indorsing the Jewish prote5i and ili,e Providence, chairman,- and Mr. C. Jo den-ce inasmuch as he will give 24- assembly passing unanimously a r~s- seph Fox, Mr. Max L. Grant, Mr. hour service day and might. He __will elution introduced by Representative Adolph ¥eller, Mrs. _Caesar Misch also be open every Sunday. Charles Brown of this city last week. and Mrs. J. George Nathanson, all of Estimates will be given free. The measure protests HJ.tler. atroci- Providence. 39TH BIRTHDAY· ties agp.inst Jews and urges Rhode Mr. Roger W. Straus of N€w York · --o-- Island members of Congress to supJ- is chairman of the North East Relig T~mple Emanu-El to port ·United States intervention. ious Union, and Jacob B. Pollak is 5-ALE "' Meanwhile, Secretary of State Hull Regional Rabbi and Secretary. Hold Carqival in May; .has reported on the investigation or- , ---0--- - dered by the State Department as a Committee Meets CE LE BRAT.ION result of a conference between Under :,ecretary Phillips of Massachusetts Jewish. Program Sun_day· · A meeting of the ·committee ar- and national leaders of ,the American Over Station WPRO Iranging the 1933 Temple Emanu-El Jewish Congress. Persecution and The following Jewish program will carnival, which_ ta'kes place in May: bloodshed reports were confirmed by be presented over Station WPRO Iwas held on Sunday. Samuel the inquiry, he said" but added they Suhday between 12:30 and 1 o'clock: Rosen, gen~ral chairm~. anuowiced have ceased. - · 1 En Komocho ...... _. . . . by Sutzer that a genume leather bill fold would Newspaper stories, hOwever, coming Einstein's Choir be presented to every one · buy~ng from authentic sources reveal that 2 Violin solo, Hebrew Melody. . . two. dollars worth of tickets. Afl m- Nazis have ad_opted a new and dead .... _..... _. . _. . . . . by Achron spiru:ig arr.~y of door pnzes will be lier policy in dealing with the Jews. Benjamin Premack ~:m ·display m the temple lopby start-: They gave thinly- veiled in~cations 3 11 Why I Am a Jew''- mg next week. that the Hitler government 1s oowi By Rabbi Israe l M. Goldman Mr. Rosen is being assisted by Alex the child had been stolen from Chris- Louis Golding, the novelist. The com tenancing a movement to start tom<;>r 4 So rano so'lo, 11 Rachel's Grave".. Werner as co-chainnan and the fol- tians for alleged Passover ritual pur mittee of the alliance has already held row morning, which would',deprr~e p by Zilberti' lowing committee: , poses. A large crowd surrounded the a meeting with the representatives of . Jews of their positions and their . -~-"j~~~ph ·B: ·w~bber Morris Sydeil,_gifts; H~rman Aisen-· police station, demanding that the the Board of Deputies and the Anglo means of livelihood ' 5 'Cello solo, "And.an~" .. _...... berg, tickets; Michael T!e~an, prizes; child .should be handed . over, . and Jewish Association, including Neville \ Boycott Against Jews . by Tchaikowsky Martin M. Zucker, publicity, and Jo- only dispersed after the police assured Laski and Leonard Montiliore. Jewish business men and their · · · ·M;".;,· ·B~~i,~~~ Smith · se!ll> H. Marcus, Herman Swar_tz, them_ that they had established the Action was postponed in Order to products are to be bpycotted, Jewish 6 uH 11 1 ·ah" MOhis Sackett, Samuel Halpern, W1l- identity of the woman and child, and define the Anglo-Jewish attitude to doctors and lawyers-those who have , a e uiins;in's Choir liam Raphael, Abraham ~lackm~n, that. the J ewess was the child's Wards the German situation. It is not already been discharged-will be Arthur Einstein will accompany tt C~a~les Backman, Alfred Fmkelstem, mother. i,:tpected th'e session will be stormy, ousted from all public positions, and the piano. . William _Shore, N~than Fertman, 15:3- ---n--- as there is considerable difference of even children will be expelled from ---0--- dor Kritz, Lows Guny, Herman Palestine Ready to opinion as to how the situation should the public schools, Jewish edu~ators E L , .- J • h Goodman, Ralph Kraus, Joseph Adel- be handled. \ ' long have come wider the Nazi ban, • OeWinson, eWlS son, Arthur 'Kaplan Receive Refugees --0-- hundreds of them being jobless as a • • 'R • - Roland Koppelman,.Louis Fain. Jo- S seph Dressler, Nat C. Cohen, Her- result of being thrown out of the el en t l St, ece1ves, Jerusalem, Mar. 31-(JTA)-Pales POLISH GOVT. DISSOLVES High Honors in Italy bert Tieman, Abraham Rotman, Ja tine is ready to receive the Jewish ANTI SEMITIC "ORGANIZATIONS sch'Tho1:;, newspapers not dominated by co.b Hochberg, Samuel Resruck, John refugees from Germany with open the Nazis-there are only two left m Rome, Mar. 31-(JTA)-The Jew Goldsmith, Lou.is Abedon, Lou.is arms, declares Chief Rabbi Uziel and Warsaw, Mar. 31-(JTA)-All the Berlin of ax:iy consequence - have ish scientist, Ennann Loewinson, who Kaufman, Abraham Ja<;obs, Charles Mayor Dizengoff of Tel Aviv, ad anti-Semitic Endek organizations. as warned the gove~ent of the con.., was born in Frankfurt, and who, for Strasmich, J.acob· FeJder, Joseph Bla dressing a huge protest m eeting at well as the Haller Le~n of Polish sequences of its refusal to prevent.. the many years has occupied the post of zar Al Greene, Samuel Oresman, Tel Aviv. Veterans have been dissolved by . a niovemenl Within the Hitler ranks a Chief of the State Archives in Bo Charles Burke, Benjamin Jensky, Ja A resolution· was adopted request special government decree, according serious outbreak has been reportedi logna has been awarded the Order cob Meyers, Samuel Cohen, Nat ing that the Je'Y5 of Germany be as to an official announcement issued the Steel Helmets in Brunswick and of St. Maurizio e Lazzaro, a very high Braverman and Morris Espo. sured in their political. economic and recently. Even the wearing of badges elsewhere now agpearing indispo~ed distinction in· Italy. --0-- religious rights. The resolution has of these organizations is forbiddeh. to follow the policies of the ell._trem1sts ' Mr. Loewinson has published a .Approach of Passover Brings been submitted both to the Palestine The official annowicement eXplain1 • among the Nazis. Hundreds of them number of works on the history of the Government and to the German Con- ing the prohibition says that the or- · have been -arrested and an order dis Jews in italy, _especially during the Blood-Libel Scare in Lithuania sul her~. , ganizations concerned have carried banding-them met witlr so serious a rena1SSance penod. --0-- on "an agitation likely to produce reaction that it probably will be re Kovno, \ Mar. 31-(JTA)-The ap --0-- proach of Pass.over has already anti-Jewish excesses, ·in addition to scinded tomorrow: ALLIANCE TO COMBAT ANTI poisonous agitation against the gov .: ---o--- PROTEST MOVEMENT IS brought a blood-libel scare to Litfi SEMITISM FORMED IN LONDON ment." HELD IN PALESTINE uania, where a Jewess and her child Refo Jewish Congregations were detained by tile police at Pope London, Mar. 31-(JTA)-An Alli to Gather Sunday In Boston Jerusalem, Mar. 31-(JTA)-lm lian on account of being without the ance for Combating Anti-Semitism, Subscribe Now to pressive protest meetings wc--re held necessary documents. particularly in Germany, has been [Continued from ' Page 1] here under the .auspices of the 7'el The tale was at once spread that foml.ed here under the presidency of The Jewish Herald Aviv "Municipality and the Rabbin small, outlying commwiiti~ 3!1d to ate of the Tel Aviv Community. the unorganized student bodies in the Speakers described -the Jewish sit many colleges and universities in ~e uation in Germany as worse than th~ section. The New England Associa- Spanish inquisition. · A 'similar meeting was held this week by the Haifa Community. The German Consulates at Jerusa lem and Jaffa have been put undef PUTNAM PIKE ' HARMONV,R,I. a British police guard in view of the THE JEWISH HERALD MANAOE.MENT of JOHN BARBER _ growing public resentment against Germany. , \ \ SATURDAY NITE · The Jewish merchants of Jerusa lem, Haifa and Tel Aviv h:ive pro claimed a boycott of German goods, High DANCING and have announced that they will Offel'S a Grade BIG VAUDE- even refuse to accept goods shipped 5 VILLE ACTS soc in German steamers. It is estimated Good Food If ~u Wish co be Served that the boycott, if carried into ef fect, will involve German imports to 2 HOT 2 DA!' "The best for , your ---o--- guest" by serving MARDI-GRAS TEA Local and National Mailing Lists Thrifty housewives buy -~-o--- Mardi-Gras Tea in half pound packages because it is cheaper and more eco- nomical. · THE JEWISH HERALD All Good Grocers and Delicatessen Stores Carry It. 116 Orange Street FOR PASSOVER FESTIVITIES, A BEAUTIFUL PREMIUM IS GIVEN WITH MARDI-GRAS TEA. Telephone GAspee 4312 - 4818 Providen_ce, R, I. DEMAND IT. L. D. MARGOLIS CO., Boston, Mass.