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fj ~dltorials ii T ·. Statesmen Or--? ... · . HE With due allowance for lap­ HERALD ses caused by excitement under stress, the American public has VOL. XVI No. 4 PROVIDENCE, R. L, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1941 5 CENTS ·THE COPY the right to demand that those ------=------::------,-, ------

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ru~~: ;[teg;::r ~:~~ recent vio- Four British Jews Labor Committee to Plan For Weizmann Coming 0rd ~:'ir°0~:0;~= inary good taSle. Cited for Bravery Campaign at Conference Sun. Here from England (1) Senator Burton K. Wheel- (h · I R h f er of Montana is guilty of the Honored For Helping Baruch Zuckerman, a member _e~ica esea~c or following inexcusable lapses: d of the " Delegation, and Britain to be Discussed (a) In a radio attack on the Injured in Air Rai S a noted Poa!c .Zion leader, will NEW YORK. Dr. Chaim !end-lease bill, Mr. Wheeler LONDON. - The George i\led- be principal speaker at a confer- Weizmann, President of the J ew- said: al was awarded this week lo ence of the National Labor Com- isb Agency for Palestine and of "Now we find these same in­ Barnett Lewis of London for mittee on Sunday aft ernoon, 2:30 the World Zionist Organization, ternational bankers with th eir conspicuous bravery during an o'clock, in the Narragansett Ho- · who has been engaged in import- fri~ds, the royal refugees, and air raid.- tel, having as his subj ect, "Pales- ant war work in a special chem- with the Sassoons of the Orient A large hi gh-explos ive bomb tine At The Present Time." ical laborator y at the British and with the Rothschilds and had fallen on three shops under i\lr. Zuckerman bas been idenli- Admiralty in England cluring _Lbe \Varburgs of Europe in another w hi ch there w ere two public fi ed with Jewish communal life past seven months, wili' fly to theme song . . . 'Our invest- air raid shelt ers cont aining more in this count ry for tbe past thirty tbe United States Crom Lisbon ments in India, Africa and Eu- than 60 persons. The roofs of years, havi ng served in various by Clipper thi s week for a rope must be preserved. Save the shelters collapsed and water capacities in the Joint Distribu- brief visit to this country. democracy !' " fl ooded them two-and-a-half fee t tion Comm itt ee, American Jfw- Dr. ,veizman n, who hp.d on a (b) Immediately after passage deep. One man was trapped and ish Co ngress and the Zi onist or- number of previous occasions of the lend-lease bill, th e press in dange r of drowning and four ganiza ti on. At the present time planned to come to the United quoted Mr. Wheeler thus: others were pinned by their legs he is touring th e country on be- States, was detained in London "The passage of the bill is a under roll ed steel joists. half of the , Federa- BARUC H ZUC KERMA.i'\' by bis war duties and by vital victory for ~ir. Roosevelt and Lewis waded to the first man, lion of J ewish Workers and Pi- Principal Speaker developments with regard to the the international bankers." who had been injured by large oneers in Palestine. ______role of the Jewish communi~ (2) Senator Robert A. Taft of pi eces of brickwork and timber, Abraham Hamlin of Boston will of Palestine in tbe defense of tbe Ohio said several days ago that walk ed up tbe dangerous roof_ and also appea r as guest speaker at is being held to plan for the 16th Middle Eastern front. he rather would see Germany forced the brickwork away. Then the Sunday Conference, wbicb Annual Campaign for Funds, During his brief stay in this win than see the United States he tound tbe timber still holding which w ill b~ opened at the country Dr. Weizmann will con­ enter the war. (\Vould y0u re­ the man down, obtai ned a saw Wine Cargo Arrives Third Seder Ce lebration, to oc- fer with leading American scien­ vise that statement, Mr. Taft, a nd freed tbe man just as the cur on April 13 at the Narragan- lists regarding bis chemical re­ if the Nazis meant as certain water reached his bead. Here from Palestine sett Hotel. search for tbe British war effort death to your own close circle NEW YORK. - Aft er a voyage Three of the first six awards The committee arranging for and will discuss w ith American of relatives and friends as the of over 14,000 miles through Pal­ and commendations for civilian tbe Conference includes : Solo­ J ewisb leaders plans for enab- Nazis mean to certain others of esti ne and Syria, across tbe des­ gallantry in Hampstead have gone mon Lightman, Morris W. Sb~­ ling Palestine to give maximum your constituency- Protestant, ert to Basrab in Iraq, then by sea to Jews. Sector Warden Joseph ham, Samuel Shpreche,, Harry aid to tbe cause of British in tbe Catholic and Jewish?) around the Cape of Good Hope, Levy was the first Hampstead Chae!, J oseph Biller, Res­ Middle East. . Dr. Weizmann's (3)' The former Senator Rush a cargo of ,Vine from Palestine warden to receive the British nick, Mrs. Rose Beeber, Arthur visit is or special importance in Holt of West Virginia, address• has arrived in New York and will Empire Medal. With a bomb Korman and Alter Bayman. view of tbe recent developments ing a Mothers of Sons meeting be placed on tbe market in time having just exploded and the air in Southeaster n 1'urope and in · .J --4~-,....._JL Em.e_ry \"Auditorium in Cinc:Jn­ [or_ P.as.soyer _hnlida>\ ac:.cor.dint1 so- t11 icl;: with dust that it ·was Syria which have placed Paies- - -­ nati Saturday evening, Ma.rch to an announcement by Robert line 1h a strategic position in the 8th, said: difficult to see, be entered a col­ Szold, Co-Chairman and Treasur­ Vichy To Hand re lapsing building and brought out prosecution of tbe war by tbe "I am getting sick and tired er of the ,Emergency Committee British in the Eastern Mediter­ of seeing the refugees enjoying several persons, including some for Zionist Affairs. injured. He himself was burl 'Jewish Question' ranean. Tbe world-renowned prosperity and life in this coun­ The loss of European markets VICHY. - A more strict en­ J ewish leader, wbo served as the try and then tr ying to involve and trapped. for Palestine products, especiall y forcement of tbe anti-Jewish re­ Director of the chemical labora- us and take us over to the war oranges and wine, has had. an stri cti ons was seen this ,veek in tories at tbe British Admiralty they try lo escape. Let's char- . Gestapo Re arrest adverse effect on tbe economy of tbe announcement by tbe Petain during the First World War from ter a boat for the refugees and • Palestine, it was stated by,Mr. Government of the appointment 1916 to 1919, will remain in this let them fight." J --. h L d Szold. Tbe shipment of wine and of a general commissariat to deal country for only a short period, (4) Senator Rufus C. Holman ew1s ea er shipments of Palestine products with "the Jewish question" in un­ as · be expects to return to Lon- of Oregon, in the lease-lend bill which are expected to arrive in occupied France. The move was don as quickly as possible to debate, said: ZUR ICH. - Dr. Otto Hirsch, Am erica, will help to remedy tbe linked with discussions between carry on his war duties. " has broken the principal leader of tbe Jews in situati on. Vice-Premier Admiral Darlan At tbe present time tbe Daniel control of international bankers Germany, bas been arrested and tbe Nazi authorities. Sieff Chemical Research Institute and traders over the rewards again by the Gestapo, and other CALLED "ERRA.i'

2 THE J£WlSH HERALD. PROVIDENCE. R. L, FRIDAY. MARCH 21. 1941 Al Donahue Band Auxiliary Elects ZOA President Coming Tq THE -JEWISH HERALD To Appear at Met The Jewish Home Newspaper ot Rhode Starting next Friday the Metro- Island. Publlsbed Every Week ln the Mrs. Dorenbaum Stc:ite·-wide Conference Apr. 6 Year by the Jewish Press Publlsblna politan Theatre will present a Company. ~ stage show, "Lowdo,vn Rhythm B'nai B'rith Women At a state-wide Zionist Con- I ------­ Subscription Rates: Five Cents the Copy; By Mall, 12.00 Per Annum. in a Top Hat," for three days Also Name Other Officers ference and Reception, to be held Walte1· Rutman, Editor ; Jacob Lelc.l;iter. s tarring Al Donahue and his Or- Mrs. Philip Dor enbaum was on April 6 at the Narragansett AdYt!rtblng Manager . ' 76 Dorrance St.. Tel. GAspee '311: 4 Hotel, Edmund I. Kaufman, ne')'­ ches tra. elected presidenl of Roger \Vil- Case-Mead Butldlng. ~- Donahue's music has made 8 Iiams Lodge, Ladies Auxiliary, Ly-elected national president of Entered as Second-Class Matter at the the Zionist Organization of Am- . Post-Office, Prov., R. 1., Under the big hit with ~ociety and has been. B'nai B'rith, at ' a meeting and Act ot March 3, 1879. , a repeated favorite at Sand Point bridge held last Monday night in erica, will be guest. At that rhe J ewlsb Herald invites correspoDd­ time, new members of the local euce on subjects of Interest to the Casino, the Casino at Monte Car- the bridge club rooms of the Nar­ J ewish people but dlaclalms reapon~ lo, New York's Waldorf Astoria ragansett Hotel. During the eve­ districts, will- be initiated. sibUtty tor an tndorsement of the and the Rainbow· Room at Rock- ning, door and table prizes were Mr. Kaufman, conversant with views expreued by the wr!ten.. feller Center. With the orcbes- awarded. problems confronting Palestine, tra will appear other popular Other officers named were: Mrs. is also interested in various other personalities of the s tage, screen David Meyers, first vice-president; fields of Jewish life. In addi­ Urge Labor Pea.~e and radio. · Mrs. Samuel Chase, second vice- ti on to occupying the leadership T he firs't run screen attraction of the United Jewish Appeal in In Defense Work will be "Convoy," starring Clive president; i\'liss Saudie Silverman, \Vashington, he is a member of Brook, with a supporting cast in- recording secretary; Mrs. Max the Governing Boards of the Jew­ Jewish Vets Conference eluding John Clements, Edward Brier, corresponding secr etary ; ish Ins titute of Religion, the Joint' Favors Arbitration Policy Chapman and Judy Campbell. Miss Mollie Smith, finan~ial sec- Distribution Committee, the Hias; Speaking last Sunday af-ter- retary; Mrs. Harry Goldman, the Jewish Chautauqua Society noon over WEAN, as part of the treasurer; Mrs. David Gursky, A Texas cattleman uses a light and the Washington Jewish Cen­ New England Regional Confer­ guide; Miss Emma Cleinman, model plane to keep an eye on ter. ence of Jewis)l War Vet­ guardian ; Mrs. Jrwin Cort, sen­ s traying herds. He broadcasts erans, National Commander Fred tiel, and Mrs. Joseph J. Seefer, Leaders of Jewish communi ties their positions to cowboys S. Harris of Meriden, Conn., monitor. Miss Matilda Goldblatt, throughout Rhode Island will EDMUND I. KAUFMAN through r a{.lio r eceivers on their· pointed out that Amr rican youth Miss Ethel Wolfe and Mrs. Albert present Mr. Kaufman with rost­ saddles. ers of enrolled Zionists for the r ecorded for the State by that was offering its future, hopes and A. Coken were named trustees, time. ambitions "at the altar of liberty for one, two and three' years, r e­ year.· Dr. llie Berger, chairman Dr. Isr ael M. Goldman, presi­ at less than a dollar a day," and spectfully. of membership for the Zionist PASSOVER WILL NOT BE dent of the local District, will called on industry and labor in­ Delegates to the Grand Lodge, District of Providence, and pre­ COMPLETE UNLESS preside. The installation pro­ volved in national defense output, District No. 1 Convention, to be sident of the Rhode Island Reg­ Y:OU USE ... gram w ill be conducted by Mau­ to voluntarily adopt the policy of held in Worcester ' during May ion, has ex·pressed · the belief that onc J thousand members ,viii be rice W. Hendel. arbitrating any differ ences with­ Swee-touch-nee Tea wer e also named: Mesdames J o­ out resort to strike or lock-out. seph J'. Seefer, Philip Dorenbaum No Vacations If Should voluntary action lag, FINEST . RUSSIAN BLEND and David "Meyers. Alternates Soldiers, Sailors to Mr. Har ris and the conference IN TINS AND TEA iAGS appointed were Miss Saudie Sil­ You're Not Aryan Get Passover Leave expressed themselves in favor of • Look for the Chinaman on the vl.'rman, Miss Mollie · Smith and · Tins When Buying ZUR ICH. - J ewish employees NEW YORK. - Orders grant­ "such federal legislation as will Mrs. Max Brier. in Germany are not entitled lo ing furloughs during the Passover ;ins ure continued production of Prov. Food Specialty Co. holidays, according to a ruling of holidays for Jewish men in the essential needs without strikes A good name is rather to be DISTRIBUTORS a Cologne court, which is prais­ Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast or lock-outs." chosen than great riches. ed by the newspaper Koelnischer Guard and Civilian Conservation The conference adopted a pol­ Zeitung as "a masterly v~rdict." PLAN YOUR SPRING VACATION AT ... Corps have been issued by the icy of co-operating with the Jew­ The paper says sever al Jews War, Navy and Treasury De­ ish Welfare Board, and with Prl ~:~u!~atbs~~:io'~,ow~~1~n ;~~~{ sued their employees in Cologne partments on application of the other ci vie agencies. Plans' w ere a nd solarium. Distln gulabed cuisine. Dietary laws-. for refusing them the holidays to National Jewish \Velfar e Board, discussed for entertainment at Very Attractive Rates which they wer e legally entitled. it ,\'._as announced by J oh n M. Rhode Island and Massachusetts We Cater to Social The cour t r ejected the claim, Schiff, chair man of the Board's army forts and c~mps. Function• of Every ruling holidays were only for Army and Navy Committee. Paul J . Robin, national vice. Nature. members of the "Genieinschaft Request for the furlough ord­ commander, presided at the con­ OwMe~IEuii~rs~~ent der Schaffendon" (creative com­ ers was made by the Jewish Wel­ ference, which was held at the For Rese"atlona munity), to w hich J ews, by their fare Board as the officially recog­ local Post's home, 100 Niagara Call SHARON 618 . nkture, cou¥1 not belong. · ni-zed r epresentatives of Jewish stree-t:-- Conrmande~ .;,f -~'CO. "r;~ ~ _...':..._ - men in the national defense forc­ posts, executive committeemen es in matters of r eligious obser­ and national officers w ere in at· Vichy to Provide vance. For those men who will tendance. Commander Harris Wheat for Matzos not be able to go home because was honor ed at a dinner given LOND ON. - The Petain Gov­ of the distances involved, the at the Narragansett Hotel on ernment is supplying wheat to Jewish Welfare Board will spon­ Sunday night, by delegates of the provide Jews in unoccupied and sor community Seder ser vices. eonference. occupied France with matzos for OPENING SOON! I Passover, it was announced. The ~·1 (Jll • I] A NEW, CHINESE-AMERICAN RESTAURANT Ministry of Food Supply placed oitu11J-JJ at the disposal of Chief Rabbi Is- 7 saye Schwartz 450 tons of wheat, :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ while the Military Supplies De- SAMUEL ACKERMAN Garage. MEE FONG partment agreed lo furnish the Funeral services were con- Surviving him are his wife, · necessary number of new sacks, ducted on Thursday afternoon Mrs. Sadie Davis; two sons, Mau. as required by Jewish ritual. from the Max Sugarman Funeral rice and. Albert Davis; one daugh- 772 Hope Street T he Food Suru,lies Mi niS'lry Home for Samuel Ackerman, an ter, Hannah Davis ; · his mother, also ordered placed at the dis- undertaker in this city for a'num- six brothers and three sisters. Quality Foods-at R~asonable Prices posal of the Chief Rabbi in· Paris ber of years, who died on Wed­ the necessar y quantity of wheat nesday at the Jewish Home for MORRIS ABRAMOWITZ We Specialize in Chinese Dishes to ~nsure matzos for the J ewish Aged, following a short illness. Morris Abr amowitz, who baa BOSTON CHINATOWN STYLE population of the occupied zone. Born in Russia, 75 years ago, conducted a wholesale grocery Mr. Ackerman had lived in Pco­ business during most of bis forty Jewish Judges vidence for forty years. He w as years residence in ,this city, died a member of the Independent on Wednesday at the Miriam Hos­ Retired by Vichy Order, of Brith Sholom. pital, and funer al services were Customers VICHY, F rance. - Twenty-fi ve Survivors include two sons, conducted on Thursday after­ J ewish judges and attorneys-gen­ Second Deputy City Ser_geant, noon from Temple Emanuel. Tell Us to eral were retired under anti­ Harry Ackerman. of this city, and Mr. Abramowitz~ whose home Semitic laws this week as the Harris Ackerman of East P rovi­ was Qt 2'.i' Elmway street, was Minister of Justice, Joseph Bar­ dence; three daughters, Mrs. Sa­ born in Rmnania 76 years ago. Give Their thelemy, announced a fa r-reach· die Grossman, Mrs. Gussie Rech­ He w as a member of Temple ing shakeup of the French judici­ ter and Mrs. Sarah Horowitz of 'Emauuel, Sons of Jacob Syna­ Cars The nr y. this city; 14 grandchildren and gogue, Bicker Cholam Lodge, Twenty-two other judges w ere nine great-grandchildren. Bur ial Jewish Home for Aged and the removed and 10 more transfer red was in Lincoln Park Cemetery. Miriam Hospital. ••Works" to new posts. Thirty-four new Survivors include his wife, judges were nominated. JACK DAVIS Mrs. Rebecca Abrams; five sons, Lots ol them phone u• or drop In to 1ay, "Pick up my car ln the Three mayors and one depart­ Funer al ser vices were held 0 11 Saul, \Vi lliam, Herman, Irving morning and glYe tt that complete ~ray'• lubrication and wash Jo~: ment councilor also were remov· Monday for Jack Davis, 56, who and Fr ank Abramowitz, and one J know J can depend upon you lellow1 to do a 9ood lob on my car. ff you haYen't tried u1 yet. aak your friend• about our H"lce. ed. died on Sunday following nn ill­ daughter, Mrs. Herma n Swartz. Or better stlU, come In and Jet u1 9lYe you a demonstratton of what a ness of ubout one year. change we can make In th• loob and running of your car. Born in Russia, Mr. Davis had "For QUALITY and SERVICE" been n resident of this city for W• uH the new VAPO-WASH Our Gasoline Prtcea are .Hax Sugarman m•thod, the only warm water pc,wor the Lowest In the State. many ycnrs nnd wns formerly waoh, which romoYH dirt and 9flm• Reg. 14½c gal. E. S. CRANDALL'S propr ietor of the Trinity Square Funeral Home that cold water ca.n't touch .. • It q!Yff J'OUf car that 9leamln9 Bnlah Ethyl 16½c gal. DAIRY IRIS H JEWS Funeral Director that'• 10 pleaaln9. CH ICAGO. - At the annual St. and Embalmer Properly Pasteurized Patr ick's Day Dance of this city's MEMORIALS GRAY'S NEMO AUTO LAUNDRY MILK and CREAM Irish Jews Association there Excellent Equipment were 150 members present, all "Tho Jowtab Funeral Director" A Friend to tho Jowtah People descendants of Jews who once Rollnod S.mce and PARKING LOT lived in Ireland, bearlpg the 141 · 150 RANDALL STREET Comer DORRANCE & FRIENDSIDP Streeta 12 LOWELL AVE. WEat 4UI n ames or Kelly, Clancy, Delaney DExter 1014 DExtor HH and Mahoney, THE JEWISH HERALD. PROVIDENCE. R. L. FRIDAY. MARCH 21. 1941 8

military strength, but because of our military weakness . . . Cal Toastmistress Tinney's: Ambassador John Win­ Ladies Free Loan ant doesn't have nine children like Joe Kennedy, but he has Plans Donor Event ideas for making this a better Committee to Give Tea world for what children he does have ... Illinois State Journal's: For Members. Friends All the world's a stage, and it is Preparations are progressing just too bad that its very worst for the Tenth Anniversary Do­ Notes of an actors are forever ' crowding to nor's Luncheon of the Ladies He­ Innocent Bystander: the front of it . . . Robert Quil­ ;brew flree . Loan Assoc:ia1ion, The Front Pages: Some of the len's: There won't be any "big which will occur on March 31 in generals of Ljndy's war college push" in the Balkans. The py­ the Empire Room of the Crown took hope that Moscow's note to thon doesn't push a rabbit while Hotel, under the co-chairmanship Bulgaria promised Bolo opposi­ swallowing it .. . Anon's: When of Mrs. David Saltzman and Mrs. tion to the Ratzis in the Balk­ two women suddenly become Benjamin Shuster. Mrs. Maurice ,, ans. But Arthur Krock chilled friendly, it's a sign that some· Prager will act as toastmistress the hope in his Washington col­ third woman has lost two friends. for the affair. mnn. Every time Stalin pouts at As a preliminary to the event, his best girl in Berlin, warned the Luncheon Committee will Krock, they make up the tiff with Man About Town: . One of the few lady "newspa­ give a Donor's tea on Monday a deal at the expense of a weak afternoon, 2 o'clock at Arcadia neighbor ... Rob't Minor, who permen" among the interviewers at a recent Mrs. Roosevelt press Hall, 109 Washington street, for replaced Browder as Comrade members, friends and donors. Big, used to city edit the Daily conference was Mrs. Maybelle MRS. 'MAURICE PRAGER i\.Ianning of Miami ... While ask­ Mah jong and bridge will be in Worker. Once, when a Rolls and play. The committee will hold flivver came together, Minor flip­ ing Mrs. President something or other Maybelle began powdering a meeting on Saturday afternoon ped the item to a rewrite ·man. at the Narragansett Hotel to com­ Bilgray Speaks At "Here," he said, "write that from her nose and the compact fell to the floor ... it was a red, white plete final arrangements- for the A column of chat the Class Angle" ... There is a tea. class angle to the boss tracks, too. and blue compact, on which was Beth Israel Tonight on Home and Security­ Take George F. T. Ryall's account prominently inscribed: "We Want Rabbi Albert T. Bilgray of from Old Colony of the opening day at Tropical Willkiel" Operetta to be Given Temple Beth El will appear as Co-operative Bank Park, following the closing of By Hope Lyric Club guest preacher at Temple Beth blue-blooded Hialeah. Biggies A fact high Naval authorities Israel tonight, speaking on the from Hialeah, reported Ryal], relate to intimates: About the The Hope Lyric Opera Club of subject, "A Postscript to Purim." "IF you can't break sticks visited Tropical "to see how the five Americans piloting as many Hope High School, organized and Cantor Joseph Schlossberg will in a oundle, snap them other half bets" ... Irving Hoff­ " Eagles" over Norway, who re­ directed by Benjamin Premack chant the services, assisted by one by one!" Finance home man's report to the Hollywood turned safely to London after of the music department, is now /lhe choir and Steven Cohn at ownership the same way. No Reporter . . . "Honeychile Wild­ knocking off forty-five Messer­ in rehearsal for the presentation the organ. need to pay all at once. Just schmitts ... The Commander is of Gilbert and Sullivan's "Pirates meet regular monthly pay­ er went out with Rags Ragland Morris Shoham, principal of last-named Taylor. of Penzance," on May 15 and 16 ments ... until the house be­ Saturday n_ight, and on Sunday the Hebrew School will be in in the school auditorium, it has longs to you, free and clear. was seen at the Stork with Bob charge of Saturday morning ser­ been announced. Ritchie. In other words, Honey­ New Yorkers Are vices of the Junior ·Congregation chile's gone from Rags to Rit­ Talking About: The production has a cast . of at 9:30 o'clock. Members of the chie." The sleuths studying the num­ sixty students, and an orchestra Confirmation Class will partici­ erous soldiers and sailors who of twenty-five pieces will occom­ pate in the service. The Story Tellers: William L. patron'ize Y.orkvi1le grills . . . pany the singers. Shirer's adventures in Naziating That Ass't Navy Secretaryship Miss Florence H. Slack, of the Germany are running in the At­ rumored for Thomas G. Corcoran dramatic department, and co-or­ Emanuel Institute When you buy or build a lantic Monthly, and make very which can go to Mr. Warner, dinator of activities at Hope vice president of Pure Oil, who To Hear Rabinoff house with Old Colony funds, enlightening reading ... Jan Val­ High, is the stage director. The third lecture in the series, you put LOCAL money to spurns it . . . When Secretary tin's "Out of the Night" has set "Understanding The Art of Jew­ · work. That's why there's no Frank Knox saw Jack Alexand­ an all-time record at The Book- SISTERHOOD BRIDGE ish Living," at the Institute of delay in considering your ap­ er's swrj_! _writt,u~.i!!..!,ife he in­ ~ --of-t-~~f_B.:_1lh---Gl@, .• bealing_..He - The annual bridg~ _and mah Jewish Studies_of Temple Eman­ plication ... no time-wasting toned: 'Oh, boy! Wait'll my ingway's ·"'For -Whom the Bell ,vlre jong of the Robinson Street Syna­ uel will be delivered on Wesdnes­ correspondence with distant· ------sees those pictures with my Tolls" by 3,000 copies ... Phyllis gogue Sisterhood will be held on day night by George W. Rabin­ headquarters .•. no risk that mouth open I " Brooks of Hollywood and "Pan­ Monday evening in the vestry of off. your mortgage may be sold ama Hattie" is in Screen Guide Temple Beth El. Mrs. Charles An associate director of the to some stranger who doesn't ·... She avers: "A man is a chump The Federal Communications Oelbaum is chairman, and Mrs. Council of Jewish Federations comprehend local affairs. to marry an actress, and ,vho Commish, which just ordered the Maurice Greenstein, secretary. 1 and Welfare Funds, Mr. Rabin­ wants a chump?" When fingerprinting of all workers in off is an authority in the fields Scribner's Commentator reprint­ shortwave foreign newsrooms. ORGANIZE WHITE RUSSIANS of Jewish community life. He ed an interview given by Benny All will have to show their U. S. will have as his subject, "The Goodman on the radio, it failed citizenship records ... Yamanaka BUDAPEST. - Preparatory to Building of a Jewish Commun­ to include the maestro's state­ & Co., a Fifth Avenue store, its diplomatic and military blitz­ ity.'' Irving H. Strasmich will ment that Democracy is neces­ which shipped considerable stock krieg in the Balkans, Nazi Ger­ preside. Houses aren't what they sary if America's type of free im­ back to the Orient recently. How many has organized groups . of were in the good old days. In provised music is to live. Good­ come-if Japan "exp~cts no im­ anti-Semitic White Russians in almost every way, they're man made quite a point connect­ mediate trouble with the U. S."? Bulgaria and Yugoslavia. Form­ Hospital Association better! · ed to further Nazi propaganda ing Democracy and Swing. But . . . Joan Crawford not embrac­ Hears Dr. Cohen Yet, few old-fashioned Scribner's took pains to blot it ing Christian Science as reported in these nations, the White Rus­ houses of sound construction out . . . Fortune has a timely recently. She is a convert, they sian bands have launched a vio­ Dr. Leo Cohen was guest are entirely hopeless. You article entitled: "Eddie Ricken­ say, to Unity, in which a secre­ lent Jew-baiting campaign in Bul­ speaker al a meeting of the Mir­ can modernize . .. let in light backer Looks Ahead" . . . Marg­ tary is a High Priestess. garia and Yugoslavia. iam Hospital Association, h eld and air ••• bring them into last Monday aret Case Harriman has been ~~~~~~;:-;::::::------;~~;~~~ afternoon at the tine with modem standards. commissioned to write a book on ; )3iltmore Hotel, with Mrs. Arthur New York wits ... The only ob­ Feiner, president, presiding. Finance improvements jection lo that is Margaret can't During the afternoon, Mrs. and repairs with an Old Colony loaD- Pay the bills include herself. Hers is the kind Maurice Felder, chairman of the now-yet spread the cost you can mow lawns with. :S ocial I serviJ'e committee:, re­ ported on prescriptions and eye­ over a convenient period. glasses. Projects were discussed For details - get free Typewriter Ribbons: Fiorello copies of our helpful leaflets for raising funds to pay for the LaGuardia's: We are not offer­ and folders. ing England help because of our portable X-ray machine which the Association recently present­ We're all local people at ed to the Hospital. Old Colony, from porter to Chairman Named president As your neighbors, For Donor Dinner we thoroughly understand At a board meeting of Junior Lddies Aid Plans local needs and opporl\µl• ities. Hadassah, held on Monday night For Dessert Bridge at the home of Miss Muriel Dau­ Plans for their annual dessert We can help you finance er, Mrs. S. Charles Mrner was bridge, scheduled for May 6, home ownerahip .• • and save appointed chairman of the an­ were discussed by the Ladies He­ money systematically. <;:on­ nual Donor's Dinner, which will brew Aid Society of Pawtucket suit our representatives with­ take place in May. Miss Ruth and Central Falls, at a regular out obligation. Orzeck was named chairman of meeting held last week in the the program book. Ahavat Sholom Synagogue, with OLD COLONY A regular meeting of the organ­ Mrs. Israel Luber presiding. CO·OPERATIVE BANK ization will occur on April 7. Mrs. Samuel K. Goodman is chairman for the appraoching 58 WEYBOSSET ST. I CHOSEN QUEEN ESTHER event. Table prizes will be do­ PROVIDENCI, R. I, I Miss Esther Lubin of this city nated by Mrs. Charles Tesler, I was chosen as Queen Esther, in while Mrs. Luber will contribute the tenth annual Purim contest, door prizes. A special prize is held last week al the Jewish being off ered by Mrs. Jacob Per­ Community Center. Three at­ celay. tendants, in the order of their Mrs. Leah Weinslein volunteer­ election, were as follows: Edith ed lo act as slate chairman. Host­ Bernon of this city, Frances Fut­ esses for the evening were Mrs. tersak of Fall River, and Harriet David Shlevin and llfrs. llforris Shaw of this city. Vine, l

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Bride-Elect Feted liam Brier, lasl Sunday after- Miss Gerlrude Levin. bride- noon, -at .- il· · marriage, · ceremony elecl of this .monlh, .anl:I dau!!h· performed before an · open fire­ ler of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Levin place in lhe home of Mr. and Mrs. The long awaited day arrives a_t last of 31 Sheffield aveuu~. ~awluck- Leonard Y. Goldman on Chace Winter's doldrums are things of the past et, was ieled al a luncheon and avenue, brother-in-law and sis- It's a full-sized problem to re­ And now begin those merry whirls ' mah jong last Saturday after- ler of lhe bride: Dr. Israel M. adjust a family's .ealing hahits 0f shopping for clothes-(if we know girls) noon, given for her l>Y Mrs. Goldman solemnized the cere- for one week of the year, and Did a robin waken you Ibis morning? ... Were you more Charles Temkin at ·the Sheraton mony. The canopy was bedeck- weeks befoce Passover, you'll thcilled to see him lhan anyone or anything since "The Philadelphia Hotel. Forly guesl-s were in at- ed .wilh white Spring blosso~ find the average housewffe al- Story?" ... Did you jump, not crawl, .oul of bed? ... Dress in jig lendance. and ferns. ready planning her holiday Ii.me? .. . . Ignore your fur coat? . . . Did yon order a coke for Miss Levin ·was dressed in a Given in marriage by hr·r pa- menu, because once the holiday breakfast instead of coffee? ... And did you muse a11 day on getting frock of ,grey Spring print and 1 rents, the bride was dressed in arrives, she's usually too . busy oul io Ilie counlry Ibis week-end? ... ·Of course, you did I • •• IT'S a red fell hal, and wore an or- a gow.n of white damask, made cooking and baking_to find time SPRING! . .. chid corsage. S)le will be mar- with a sweelheaerl neckline and for planning as well. · A new mood, definitely, and here's a sketchbook of you con- ried on March 30 lo Maurice \eg o'mutton sleeves. Her finger- The care with which she makes forming with this mood ... Your newest Spring hat cajoles merri- Pullman, son of i1r. and Mrs. tip veil was held in place by a her preparalions will delermine, ment with dots, dots . .. Pussy willows, soft· ones of chenille, to George Pullman of Taft avenue, coronet of fresh orange blossoms, to a great extent, the success of punctuate the magic of your veil .•• Very low v ~necked blouses, this city. and she carried a while prayer her favorite Passover dishes, and lit with big fake jewels in headlight buttons ... Chic suits as urban - Brier - Gouse book, covered with white orch- that's why so many women have as traffic lights ••. Suits that are tailored without being mannish Miss Rosalind Gouse, a daugh- ):ds, and while satin s·lreamers come to rely on Manischewitz . •. important looking without being fussy . : . They fit every ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barr entwined with lilies of the valley. Malzo Producls for full salis­ occasion from careers to cocktails •.. Gouse, became lhe bride of Jack Mrs. Goldman was her sisler's faclion. In cooking and baking, You'll be wearing high lension colours. that seem to give off Brier, son of Mr. and :Mrs. Wil- matron of honor, wearing a for instance, they have round a sparks . . . He!l as lhe scarlet two.piece suits, . sleeves ignored, .... bouffanl gown of lime lissne laf- wide range of uses for Manische­ tanager, or· the screaming green fela, printed with fuschia, orchid, witz Matzo Meal and Cake Meal, of a parrakeet . . . Pale purple, just as if they were capes • • • We applaud this over-shoulder green and gold figures. She wore and lhe pleasure derived from a the colour of a lhrush's feather, an orchid corsage. Julius Brier, hot fragranl matzo meal pudding, or lhe clear sharp blue of a hum·­ look, because it has a carefree casual chic that is indisputably -··- _.,. brother of lhe bridegroom, was or a lighl, tender sponge cake ming bird's breasl .. besl man. oflen depends as much on these Next to a coat or tan, you'll American • · · The molher of lhe bride was producls as on lhe basic recipe. look besl in one of navy . . . More scoops next week • •• attired in a black gown, slyled More lhan fifly years of pre­ Smooth shouldered, bloused, Enjoy the superb good w ilh a baby blue yoke, while the ference have made· Manischewitz lapering down in lhe slimness of ,------''-----..... taste of Manischewitz bridegroom's mother wore a i\-latzo Meal a household tradition, lhe skirt ... Made wilh dolman C:::,.", J. Matzos, baked to per­ dress of black, !rimmed with passed on from mother to daugh- sleeves - so pretty when you CIC/~'!. . fection in the world's w hile sequins. Bolh had gar- ler. geslure .. Frocks will be whisper- largest matzo bakeries denia corsages. The new spoul package, ing with petticoals ... Pctlicoats ••• unsurpassed in Afler a wed.ding lrip lo Wash- inlroduced this year, has a handy to give you a new dinner-bell iuglon and' New York, lhe couple aluminum pouring spout that shape . . · . kashruth ••• quality ... Wedding. Engagement and freshness! will make !heir home in lhis cily. lelintinales complelely the mess Despite bombings and block­ Bar-Mitn·ah Announcement.. Penn • Rodin and inconvenience of torn box ades, England continues to send Our Specialty Temple Emanuel's Chapel on lops. Manischewitz Matzo Meal luscious tweeds .•• Scotch ones St p• t" c Sunday afternoon, 4 o'clock, will is lhe only matzo meal packed with the scent of· the moors •still ar no mg 0. be lhe setting for lhe marriage lhis modern convenient way, and clinging to t'heir threads, and you ELY PRILUCK of. Jliss .Jeanelle Rodin, daughter housewives are unanimous in buying them like the proverbjal 266 CHARLES ST.' DExtor 5858 of :Vlr. and Mrs. Samuel Rodin of proclaiming !heir instanl approv- intoxicated sailor ••• You'll be See Us First For Lower Price• / 28!i Charles ·slreel, to Leo J. Penn, _a_1.______mad about lots of lace trimming :...... ;=...;;.;;..:.=...;;.;;;;..==..;.;=.;;...-' son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Penn and long Gibson Girl puffed at necklines and cufflines, to of 8 Jenckes slreet. Dr. Israel sleeves. She will wear a neck­ make your frocks look authentic ·M. Goldman will perform the sin- !!!~!:- of_.!?;~ ...]~\ -£!!!! ...l!.ef -=-~~d.~ !~!!2- ll.an11¥., ,,,_.. 4~··· _ ·'g1e.. ri1 1g cere;.1ofiy~··:.-fle~ ·,vfi,ch veil will fall from a pearl crown. Your shoes will be made of a receplion will be held in the H-er bouquet will be of white croc9dile ... Very supple skins vestry. bridal rose§ and white orchids. designed into winging, banlam­ The bride will wear a frock Miss Es_lher Penn, sister of the weight shoes ... Open lo air ... of white brocaded satin, very bridegrQom, will be in attendance Like nothing on lhe feet . . . bouffant, made wilh a V-neckline as maid of honor, w,earing a gown Shown in epaulet yellow, carna­ of deep aqua taffela, and carry­ tion red and brandy brown . . . ing a bouquet of red roses. How­ You'll be very infantile, loo, and ard Rodin, brolher of the bride, gel a pair of-patent baby slippers, w ill act as best man. with the -ultra-vounded toe . ; . The molher of lhe bride will Comforlable as a child's lasl . .. be atli red in a gown of black If you get a fur cape, for over crepe, while Mrs. Penn, the your suit, it'll probably be of bridegroom's mother will wear some blan4 blonde fur ... Su­ a gown of blue laffela. Both perbly smart this season . . . will wear corsages of gardenia. Capes are a decree handed down Following a wedding trip to by smart New Yorkers ... The Washinglon, New York and young things wer-e seen the. early Philadelphia, the couple will. part of this month flying around make !heir home al 286 Charles with their coats slung over their slreet. Newlyweds Return Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Gold­ berg, who were married on Feb'­ ruary 23 al lhe Hotel Touraine, Boslon, have relurned to Provi­ dence afl er a wedding sojourn in lhe Bahamas and Miami Beach, . VEGlfAliiAN BAS IFAN.r Florida. They will make their CONFIRMATION, GRADUATION home at 96 Eaton street. «osHIR AND PAl£V# I Mrs. Goldberg was formerly and WEDDING GIFTS ,,,,,z Miss Mary Budnick of Wesl Box­ ford, Mass. ARI They Are Thoroughly Anniversary Party KA.PL.A.D'S Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schuman Baked, Not Boiled · of 39 Burnside slreet were feted Jewelers al n surprise parly on Thursday, 199 WEYBOSSET STREET • In every J ewish section of town, given by Ih eir son, Bernard, in ESTABLISHED 38 YEARS you'll find that folks serve HEINZ OVEN·BAKED VEGETARIAN BEANS. honor of lbcJr 131h wedding an­ Usually they serve no other kind niversary. at all. Heinz Baked Beans ·have For!hcoming Marriage that matchless, home-made flavor The marriage of Miss Loraine Call GAspee 7767 for Reservations at that only honest-to-goodness oven­ Slerling of Chicago, lo Sol E. Co­ Providence's Newest Banquet Hall baking gives. hen of , will oc­ cur on Marcli 30 at the home of THI SEAL o, APPIIOVAL ,r';\ lhc bridegroom's uncle, Joseph Miriam Plaza IS ON THI .LAIIL \WI Monzack of 179 Somerset street, '8 SNOW STREET lhis cily. Rabbi Nathan Taragin Under Supervlalon of Endorsed by The Union of will officiate. Orthodox Jewish Congrega­ Btlde-Ele.ct Feted WEINSTEIN'S LAKE PEARL MANOR tions of America. Mrs. Julius Rosenberg of Ninth Wrentham, MaHachuaetta slceet entertained et a dinner end mah jong for eighteen 11t1ests last DINNER SERVED EVERY SUNDAY Tuesday evening, In compliment Catering - Strictly Kosher lo ~Usa Fi:an,ies M. Bande.r, who will be married on April 6 to WEDDlKQ& PARTIES and BANQUETS (Cuthaud on ,p ... I)

' THE JEWISH HERALD, PROVIDENCE; R. t, TRIDAY: MARCH 21, i.ilu 5 Jewish Federations of N. E. "Back Street" Stars

To Convene Here April 5, 6 BY HENRY DAVIS The 1941 conference of the Mrs. Saul Abrams,- co-chairman; New England Region of Jewish Mrs. Bertram Bernhardt, regis­ WINTER GARDEN OF VERSES Federation and Welfare Funds tration; Mrs. M. C. Sapinsley; hos­ (With the usual apologies) will be held · in Pro;,idence on pitality; Mrs. 11ax Winograd, In winter, in the snow and sleet, Saturda·y and Sunday, April 5 luncheon, and Miss Gertrude B. I long for sizzling summer heat; and 6, at the Biltmore Hotel, it Tarnapol, exhibits. J . I. Cohen In summer, quite the other way, was learned thi~ week. is general secretary. I loathe each scorching torrid day. Tentative arrangements call for While sessions will be open to The· sleet is sleeting all around, an opening session at the Jewish the public, a nominal registra­ It falls on field and tree; Community Center on Saturday tion fee will be charged. wish 'twould fall on something else, evening, in the form of a town Instead of little me! meeting, at which time discus­ Hundreds Receive sions will be held on the subject, l\L G. S. "How Shall the American Jew­ Unexpectd Visas Rumor hath it !hat a Pulver-Somer romance is brewing .. , ish Community Meet the World GENEVA. ---:- A change in its That the head of one of our large charitable institutions has made Crisis." Rabbi Ira Eisenstein policy with rt!gard to issuing im­ applications for a defense job . .. That Molly of ~e Goldbergs may and Jos~ph Schlossberg wilf be migration visas under the Ger­ address an annual meeting soon scheduled ... That a rich widower speakers. man quota by the United States and an attractive widow of the iniddle-ages are patroling the pleas- Consulate in Berlin bas provided The sensational situations of ure spots of Miami quite r egularly ... ·That a local temple is inter- The conference will be con­ several hundred German and Fannie Hurst's novel, "Back ested in a complete choir change . . . tinued all day Sunday at the Austrian Jews with quota visas Street," -haYe been captured and Weekly Slate Biltmore Hotel, starting at 8 :30 to America. put on the screen in Univers&l's The B' nai B'rith ~f-en 1 s lodge is planning a father and son's o'clock. At 9 :45 o'clock a gen­ film of the same name, now show­ night on the 27t h, with Burt Shurtleff scheduled to give a wrestling eral session will be held on the The Jews, it was reported, are already en route to Lisbon on the ing at the RKO Albee Theatre, demonstration, and Bill Halloran, ------­ the~e, "The Home Front,'' with starring Charles Boyer and Mar­ a talk on refereeing ... The af. Jr., Anthony Eden and Mayor La­ Samuel Markel of Boston, presid­ first leg of their journey to the garet Sullavan. It tells of a girl, fair is slated for the Miriam Pia- Guardia, will appear in the Nazi ing. Participating will be Arthur United .States. The Nazis per­ mitted the Jews to take with who is a content to live in the za, with only paid up members film as rabbis .. • Hore-Belisha J. Levy aild Rabbi Israel M. Gold­ back street of a man's life, de­ participating in the meal ... Les- man., them 10 German marks apiece. will be shown as commander of The Joint Distribution Commit­ manding .nothing but that he love ter Rose is on jury duty . . . Jack Luncheon wilJ be followed hy a Jewish army with Jewish sold­ tee a nd the HIAS-ICA offices will her. Bob Crosby and his Dixie­ Alprin has moved his offices from business sessions on uoverseas iers wearing beards, "yarmolkis" take care of tbem while they re­ land Band make their debut in the Old Industrial to the New .• ... and national defense," at which and sidelocks . • . 111eanwhile; main in Lisbon. " Let's Make Music," the Albee's Israel Karlen, formerly with the Milton C. S_apirisley will preside. co-feature. N. E . .Musical Instrument, is in Chaplin is starting production of It was learned that American 0 Mr. Sapinsley is general chair­ the army now .. .. A coffee ex- a new picture about a refugee r elatives of the fortunate Jews man of the arrangements com­ tract, developed by one of our 'los! in the big city . • . This mittee and is being assisted by paid the cost of steamship tick-11 local chemists, is soon to be had week's favorite gag: "To what do els to American travel agenices. II for public consumption ... The you attribute your remarkable Society . Nathan Kahns will observe their age and excellent health?" asked / Britain Invites . ~ thirtieth wedding anniversary the reporter of the aged farmer CASTLE Palestine Volunteers (Continued from Page 4) next week ... ••• 0 ,va-a-al," he answered, ''I r TBEATRB Jos~ph Priest. Southern Sojourners reckon I got a pretty good start . - • Further en­ Miss Kahn Betrothed Mrs. Sylvia Schwartz and her on most people by bei n' born be­ listment opportunities for Pales­ Sun., Mon., Tues. & Wed. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kahn of daughter, Be~e rly, chose a good fore germs was ,discovered and tinians were announced by Brit­ Early s treet announce the en­ time of the winter to be in Flor­ so I had less to worry about." •• "BUCK PRIVATES'' ish military authorities, who took gagement of their daughter, Miss ida, a nd missed the ice-wave of Back next week ... the occasion to pay high tribute Dorothy Kahn, to Milton Forman, thls week . . . Mrs. Susan Rose, "Maisie Was A Lady" to the courage and ability of of Harvard avenue. and her son and daughter-in-law, Palestine's volunteers. Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Daughter Born the Harold Rose's are cruising in Perhaps most significant was tropical climes .. . The birth of a daughter on INSURANCE the raising of the Palestinian To the Totalitarians March 19 at the Miriam Hospital "SO ENDS OUR strength in the new units of the You nasty old axis, famous Royal Kent Regiment, has been announced by Mr. and -, -- ~ -NIGHT" Mrs. Jack Goldberg--of 55 Bog­ You increased my taxes! known as the Buffs, ·io 1,000. Two Film Talk ''Girls Under 21" man street. Mrs. Goldberg is weeks ago, permisSio.n· was given In retaliation for Charlie Chap­ the former Miss Lena Milivsky. t~ resume recruiting in the Buffs lin,s picture ''The Great Dicta­ Regiment, and 500 volunteers, Have Daughter tor," Goebbels has now decided half of them Jewish and half Mr. and Mrs. Martin Moss of to produce a film to ridicule Am­ Metropolitan Arab, were invited to join im­ 19 Huestead court are receiving erican and British statesmen .. 94 Dorrance Street PROVIDENCE - GA. 15'1 mediately. congratulations on the birth of a President Roosevelt, \Vinston -- Now Playing -­ daughter on March 17 at the Churchill, Henry l'tlorganthau, ON THE STAGE-IN PERSON DIES IN CAMP Miriam Hospital. Mrs. Moss was "That Sentimental Gentleman" VICHY. - Mrs. Uhlman, aunt formerly Miss Ida Geller. of Henry S. Waterman, U.S. Con­ i The oth4:!r fellow is aiways w:ipredictable. ETen -if he's a good sul at Bordeaux, died in the over­ Tommy Dorsey NOVELTY MEETING driver, it ls still impossible to know exactly what he is going to do. crowded French concentration :, His Trombone & His Orchestra The Men's Club of Temple Beth FOR YOUR OWN SAXE - PROTECT YOURSELF - Featuring - camp for refugees at Gurs a few Israel will hold a novelty meet­ FRANK SINATRA days after attempts were. 111ade ing on Thursday evening at the EDWIN S. SOFORENK0 "Baritone SoloiJt" to rescue her. Temple, entitled "A Purim Pleas­ MORTON SMITH and NORMAN L. SILVERMAN CONNIE HAINES ure Panic," or "Novelties, ,Now­ -- Rep~nttag -- "Sweetheart of Swing" ledge, Nashin." Marshall Mar­ INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, Inc. BUDDY RICH Room for Rent cus is chairman in charge of ar­ "Ace Drumnter" 7S WEYBOSSET STREET Noxt lo Azcade ToL Glupoe HIO ZIGGY ELMAN Attractive, comfortably furn­ rangements. And Hi& Trumpet ished room in home with pri­ PIED PIPERS vate family on East Side. "/larmony Quartette'' Non-Jew Leaves On the Screen-lat Run Film Telephone privileges. For fur­ N~w Spring Styles Are Here "I Met A Murderer" ther information, telephone $8000 to J. N. F. Last Stage Show Sat. Nlte 11 P. M. DExter o!n. PITTSFIELD. - Ernest Pick, a member of the second family of In One of Our Best Sellers! Shakers in New Lebanon, N. Y., for many years heard much about the Jewish Homeland in Palestine and the reclamation work being JOLLY WALKER accomplished ther e. He even Wiill : I • : Now! went there five years ago io see Shoes for Men & ~ I «a Ifor himself. Together for the Finl Time! i This week it was learned that Young Men Charles Boyer - Margaret Sullavan on December 1, two days after ! Pick, cli ed at his home here, Jew­ ish National Fund headquarters in "BACK STREET" a In New York received an ante­ Also BOB CROSBY'S DIXIELAND BAND i mortem note from the former Shaker informing them it was 3.1 ·9 in "LET'S MAKE MUSIC" i entitled to an $8000 account he had set up for it at the Agricul­ Jolly Walkers have every­ turnl National Bank. thlng-good looks, fine flt and long wear . It 's no wonder, then, that !his ALPRIN Dog Helps Master new Spring collection JACOB J. With Paper Route ·will be seen on every Attorney-at-Law foot. Shoes of every CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, Ohio. description in brown or ANNOUNCES THE REMOVAL OF HIS OFFICES - Robert Steinmeyer, who has en black, 5½ to 13, AA to EE. early-morning paper route, spent to a month teaching Ws Germen Suite 909 -910 shepard dog, Pete, to carry pa­ pers to customers' doors. fi1w New Industrial Trust Bldg. Now Pete's efficiency ns a 0 news­ OUTLET <"fim~~ auooa l9L-4ND'8 LARGBeT DEPARTMENT 8Toaa boy" saves bis 15-year-old mast­ Providence, Rhode Ialand GAapee 9436 The OUTLET for Men's Shoes. street Door er 20 minutes daily in his work. 6 THE JEWtSH HERALD. PROVIDENCE. R. L. FRIDAY. MARCH 21. 1941 Zionists Hear Concert Given By Touro to Hold Isaac; Figenbaum Speaks at Annual Center Orchestra Purim Banquet of Worker's Alliance Morris Margulies Several hundred persons were Amateur Night Relating his experiences in Na- in attendance at a concert pre- zi_-occupied an~ later in So- Center Teams To Local Districts Seek · seated last week by the Jewish Prizes Will be Awarded v1et Poland, Isaac F1genbawn, a 1,000 Members by April 6 Community Center Orchestra, di- For Best Performances leader of Jewish national life in M~et Br.·,dgeport At a State Regional Conference reeled by Benjamin Premack, at An Amateur Night program, fa­ Poland, a nd now a resident of , of Rhode Island Zionist Districts, the North Providence High shioned after the Major Bowes' this country, addressed the An- The Providence Jewish Center held last Sunday at the Biltmore School. The concert was under Show, will he presented by nual Purim Banquet of the Jew- basketball team will play its final Hotel, Morris Yargulies, national· th.e sponsorship of the British Touro Fraternal Association on ish National \Vorkers' Alliance game of the season, ·when it meets secr etary of the z. 0. A., recei.-ed and American Patriotic Society We.dnesday night, at which time held last Sunday evening at the the Bridgeport Jewish Center assurances from the foµr district of Greysfone and District, and cash prizes will be awarded to ~iriam Plaza. Also on the pro- quintet on Saturday at its home presidents that a thousand mem- proceeds will go toward the Brit­ outstanding performers, it was gram was A. -Lutsky, Je·wish poet, court. hers -.ill be enrolled in Rhode isb War Relief Fund. announced this week by Harold who gave a presentation of his The Bridgeport team holds the Island by April 6, when Edmund Norman Kabnanovsky is coo­ Cohen, president, and Leo lliller, works. :-.iew England championship title, l. Kaufman, national president, certmaster of the orchestra, chairman of the social commit­ ~ orris W. Shoham, president of having nosed out Providence in is scheduled to visit here. which numbers thirty . musi- tee. :he organization, acted as toast, the title matches last Spring. Sat­ Dr. Israel ~I. Goldman, Provi- cians. master, and,. welcomed ne,v mem- urda:y's encounter will qave in ~embers who will participate dence District, Rabbi Aaron. Gold­ hers into the organization. Greet- the starting line-up for Provi­ include Sydney P. Cohen, Isadore en, Pawtuck£t District, Rabbi Nazis "Solve" Case ings were also extended by Yrs. dence, Zarchen, Green, Lobel, Zaidman, ~lax Rothman, ~ artin Aaron Tofield, Woonsocket Dis­ Cui-ran, Harry Horovitz, Louis P. ~I. Phillips for the Women A,•en and Zisquit. Of Carol-Magda Pioneers Club, Alter Bayman for trict and Dr. Gerald Feinberg, Halpern, Isadore Leitner, Abe the , and by A!>e Ham- As an added-attraction, the first :\"ewport District, all expressed :XEW YORK. - American Jews Sugarman, Samuel Berditch and Jin of Boston, for the Geverk- girl's varsity team of the Center the belief that the goal would be effected the escape of King Carol ~lartin Cohen. shaften Campaign. will make its bow on the basket- obtained. and ~agda Lupescu from · Ru­ The first annual Charily Dance Samuel Shprecher was chair- ball Gour!, facing the Bridgeport :\Ir. ~ argu.Iies spoke on . the mania to Pbrtugual, the Nazi­ of the Lodge is being scheduled m;n of the arrangements commit- Young \, omen's Hebrew Associa- importance of Zionist member:­ controlled Bucharest radio charg­ for April 2 at Touro Hall, and tion. Covering positions on the ship at the present Ume, and re­ ed this week. The announcer de­ tee, assiSled by Harry Cbaet. Providence team will be Fav Ro- will be open to member s and viewed the Zionist situation clared that American Jews were non-members. At this affair, a bin, Rosalyn Gar finkle, H~nnab throughout the world, and ulti­ indifferent to the fate of the drawing will be held for a round­ Fineman, Ruth Aden, Shirley mate peace aims. Dr. Ilie Ber­ former Rumanian monarch but trip cruise to Havana for two on Hadassa~ Plans Pearl and Evely(1 Cofman. ger, chairman of the State Reg­ ,vere determined to save Mme. the S. S. Oriente. Dancing wil conclude the eve­ ion, presided. Lupescu. ning's program. Other features planned by the For Donor Dinner organization are a comic radio The annual Donor's Luncheon Brown Professor, J play for April 9, and an old-fash­ of Providence Chapter of Hadas­ World Affairs Week ioned smoker for April 23. sah will occur on ~lay 7 at the Sabbath Speaker Biltmore Hotel, under the chair­ Conducted by R. I. Dr. Joachim Wach, professor Jerome S. Forma.n, in charge of History of Religions, in the of publicity and the membership manship of :',!rs. Albert Pilavin, An extensive program of lec- it was announced at a meeting Biblical Liter ature department of Whtre }"ou .-4.LWA l "S Shop campaign, has reported that total 1ures, discussions, exhibits and Brown niversity, will be guest With Confide.nu attendance at the five meetings held at the home of Mrs. Pilavin special radio broadcasts was con­ on Wednesday. The manifold speaker al Sabbath services to­ of the year was o,1er 1500. ducted in Rhode Island this week philanthropies of Hadassah will night at the Congregation Sons by fifty-se,•en educational and of Abraham, ba,,ing as the topic benefit by proceeds of the affair, civic organizations and institu­ Society Advances which bas a goal of 400 donors. of his sermon, " Faith and Tra- 1 tion as part of the Fourth An­ dition." Rabbi Natha n Taragin Assisting the chairman in ar- nual World Affairs Week, which Plans for Banquet will_ o~ciate, ~ssisted by Cantor According to announcement re- rangemenls will be: :\{rs. Bertram is designed to promote broader BenJanun Davis and the choir. ceived this v.;eek, Go,•ernor ~c- Bernhardt and ~rs. Samuel Mi­ public understanding of worl Following sen-ices, r efreshments problems facing the ailed Grath, :\layor Roberts and other chaclson. associate chairmen; will be served by the Sisterhood. I prominent civic leaders v;rill be :urs. Charles C. Brown, treas_µr­ States. Miss Ruth Paull, daughter- of · guest speakers at the annual ban- er; ~rs. William Weinstein, sec­ Officers this year included: Mr. and Ilrs. Abraham Paull, v.ill quet and dance of the Providence .retary; :\!rs. Henry Hassenfeld, President Henry Wriston of be guest preacher before Junior Hebrew Sheltering Society, to be financial secr etary ; :\!rs. Herman • If reading or close work Brown Uni\!er'SHy, honor;ry Congregation on Saturday morn­ is uncomfortable, an eye held on Sunday evening, March Swartz, program advertising chairman; Dr. James L. Hanley, ing. examination is what vou .3i!. at Wei~tein's Banquet Hall chairman; )!rs. :\!orris Schuss­ chairman; Frlix Ferra ris~ treas­ need! · on Weybosset street. heim, program chairman; Mrs. urer; and Irwin ~1 . Tobin, secre­ D TCH SUPPER • Low price$ on quality A dutch supper "Sponsored by tytwtar. Arra~emen ls wer e further ed J udab Semenoff, chairman of tary. • Dr. Lton G. Burt, at a special committee meeting hostesses; 1!rs. Samuel ~arkoff, the Sisterhood of the Sons of Optomtlrfat. Use gour Charge - Ae~ held on Monday night at 86 Jeff- decorations chairman; :\!rs. Leon­ Abraham Synagogue "ill be held I eount or pag on our erson street, with A_ Louis Rosen- ard Goldman, publicit, chairman; Amsterdam Jews on Tuesday e,-eniag, 8 o'clock in Bu1;:ii:s;ction- stein, co-chairman, presiding. ~rs. Julius In-ing, menu; :\!rs. the Dana Auditorium of the Third Floor Fear Nazi Attack Synagogue. ,______..... Resen,ations for the dinner, at Arthur Kaplan, telephone squad. GENEVA--A feeling of tension Sl.50 per cover, should be sent BAZAAR PREPARATIONS prevailed in the Jev.ish quarter to David> Shore, treasurer, 69 !''''''' '' ''''''' '''' '''' ••••' ''''' ••' '''''' '''' ! Various special features are of Amsterdam, which houses a- :: i Duncan avenue. being planned for each night of bout one half of the Dutch city's : FRANK LAZARUS ii the Temple Beth Israel Bazaar, I 00,000 Jews, as reports spread ,. • Purim Program Held which this year will occur on that the Dutch Nazi Par!y, v.ith : Specializing In April 23, 24 and 26 at the T emple, the approval of the Nazi adminis- • At Sons of Abraham it was announced this week by trat.ion, was planning a systema- : Non-Cancellable :\!embers of the Daily Hebrew the Committee in - charge. Valu­ tic pogrom. ; ACCIDENT and HEALTH and Sunday School faculties o( able prizes will be awarded. The Nazi press in HoU and has : INSURANCE the Congregation Sons of Abra­ blamed the Jews for "inspiring'' : Life lnsurance-Annuiliea ham presented a Purim play last RADIO MESSAGE the r ecent anti-Nazi demonstra- • Sunday e"eniog, under the direc­ "The Spirit of Freedom," will lions in Holland, particularly : tion of Benjamin Davis, Harvey be the theme of a Passover radio the one which occurred in Am- : Insurance Counsellor Goldberg and Samuel L Eisen­ message, to be conducted by Rab- sterdam on February · 10th in • Your lnqwzt.a Solidled stadL bi Nathan Taragin on Tuesday which several uniformed Nazis i FRANK LAZARUS The cast included Florence morning, 8:45 o'flock over were beaten, and threatens re-- : 907 Turks Head Bidg. GA.pee 3812 Providence. R. L Dix, Rosalie Schwartz, Fanny WJAR. taliation against the Jews. * Spader, Albert Berman, Selwyn ------*------======.::..::~::..::.=-=.::..::~:..:.::..:* * ** ** * * ** ** ** ** * * * ** * ** ** • * ** * ** * * * * * **** ***** =. Kirshenbaum, Stanley Weintraub, James R. Winoker, Bernard Schu­ man., Jean Peirce, Berna.rd Levy, Jordan Kirshenhaum, Stanley Kaplan, Hope Boh·in, Greta Gold and Freema Sugarman. A Professor Quiz program was 'conducted by Cantor BenjaIJ]in Da,rjs, while musical selections were presented by :\liss Phyl.lis Lifschillz of West Warwick and Miss Shirley Spader. The bene­ diction was pronounced by Ju­ /HE dith Shlavia. .J Group Visits Patients At Wallum Lake A r egular monthly visitation to Wallum Lake Sanitorium was conducted on Tuesday by the • Rhode Island Founders for Tub­ ercular Patients. • m.ioute5 ! Little eff'ort or cosc. Yrs. Harry Zakoff, chairman, was accompanied by Rabbi Mor­ " , 1, Oul-of.,o.. · o rate.s are now so ris G. Silk and Cantor Dnid Ein­ ( ,': mode.rate, kttping in touch stein as guest visitors. Patients :I; - ::_..c..-1- ll!~l2llri.)!j~ by 1elepbone can be a habjd received their regular packages or goodies. ,owrsr our·OF•rOWN r£,£PHON£ RA7ES' Nl(;NTS' AFT£R 7 AND AU. DAY SUNDAY