Home Beautiful· Edition THE R. l. REVIEW Vol. XVII, No. 15 PROVIDENCE, R. I., JANUARY 12, 1939 5 Cents the Copy S. H. WORKMAN MAKE·s APPEAL /NOTED SCHOLAR I LEADERS TO DISCUSS \ PROBLEMS OF Almost 26 years ago, In 1914. young people who are not reached I WILL SPEAK REFUGEES a group of J ewish leaders pur-1 by the Center because of lnade- I AT CONFERENCE cbased the present building. Flor quate faclllties. I Palestine In 1938, American· Not only will hundreds of lead- many • years It was c9nducted as Furthermore, our present build· I Word has just been r eceived Jewry's role In the rebuilding of ers from scores of J ewish commu- a Hebrew school and for meeting Ing more than 70 years old, Is I nltl_es throughout the country Purposes. rapidly outliving Its usefulness that Professor Alvin S. Johnson, the Jewish National Homeland, I participate In the deliberations, In' 1925 the name was changed and Is being worn down 'by the one ' of this count~;"• great econ- and Palestine as the key to the but nation-wide broadcasts by the from the Hebrew Educational In· use made of It by many people. omists and director of the New refugee problem, will be the fun- three major radio chains will stitute to that of the Jewish Com- We are a lso concerned about the ISc hool for Social Research, has damental questions to be consld· bring to tens of tbousands of J ews munlty Center. fact that there should be neces- accepted the Invitation of the Am· ered In the sessions of the Na- and non-Jews throughout the Uni- Since that time a board of di· sary safety provisions In a publfo Ie rlcan ORT Federation to ad· tional Conference for Palestine ted Slates addresses by the prln- rectors composed of leading clti- building of this type. · · which wlll be held at the Hotel clpal speakers at the National z~ns in th,ls community and a pro- In all of these years the J ew· dress Its meeting during the ~a- Mayflower In Waslilngton, D. C., Conference in Washington. fesslonal staff have been direct- !sh Community Center has en-, tlonal Assembly of the Oouncll of J anuary 14 and Sunday, Janua~y On Saturday evening from 6. 15 Ing a l)rogram that Influences the deavored to be the beacon-the l 15, It was announced by Dr. Abba to 6.30 p. m., · Columbia Broad- lives of hundreds of J ewish boys guiding light - for the Jewish Hillel Silver; national chairman castlng System will carry the ad· and girls and young men and children a nd adults as well. of the United Palestine Appeal. dress of Jan Masaryk, former young- women. In these days of the world un-1 Meeting on the even of the op- Czechoslovakian Minister to Lon- . The Center serves as a protect- rest, when several million of our enlng of the discussions between don and son of the founder of the Ing shelter for Jewish boys 11, nd people are persecuted throughout I the British government and Arab ICzechoslovak Republic. In addl- girls to wJ:lom it extends a hand the world, we, who are enjoying ' representatives, the National Con- tlon to the broadcast for the Co- of guidance and develops In them ·liberty and freedom, have an obll· ference for Palestine will be the 1 lumbla chain, the National Broad- a feeling of American loyalties gallon to provide for the human forum of American J ewry for an I casting Co. will bring to Its vast and the knowledge of ;Jewish tra-· needs of our own children In our I ditions. own community. expression of Its position with re- radio audience addresses by Dr. As good as the work may bJ These are the days when ~our- gard to decisive questions relat- I Sliver and other prominent lead- ing to the future development and ers on Saturday evening from 8 that ls carried on· within the wall~ age a,n'd •vision are needed. And I I of the Center, the board of cil.rec~ these are the days when commu- settlement of Palestine. to 8.30 o'clock. tors has long realized that In ~ nlty endeavor-s ' s\lch as the J ewish city the size of ours and with d ' 'Communlty·Denter must be given J ewish population of more than Ia greater opportunity for greater Students E_xhibit . Mrs. G. p. Metcali 25,000, there are thousands of service. . Suggestions For I Is Concert Head Modem Rooms Mrs. George Pierce Metcalf Is l Designs for modern interiors, chairman of the committee of ar- 1orlg!nnted b~ '3t ·~n!..t in the cle- nLngtJmenls !or Ltte couc·ert-Lo·· ':--:- r-1 American J ewry's HIAS, the ::.u'gm~nted measure of support, to d 11 , partment of Interior dealgns of J given by Arturo Toscanini re- Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant answer the anguished cry of our J ewish Federations an We a;re the Rhode Island School of De-1 nowned conductor and his ' NBC Funj!s In Baltimore, this month: sign, are being shown ln the en-. ' Aid Society, has enlarged th'e suffering brethren and sisters,". Tire assembly which will-attract trance lobby ot the Metcalf build- i symphony orchestra, at the Met- scope of its "Rescue Tbrough Mr. Herman stated In ~I~ !'PP~~L lng at South Main a nd College I ropolitan Theatre, Tueallay eve- Emlgration" program and by The statement polnte.d out that J ewleli leaders from every sec- I manning, on an emergency bas!s, offices and •gerlcles 'worl
THE RHODE JSLAND REVIEW Page Three ------=-----. A Good Idea Announcing Welfare Group IN REVIEW
Before winter comes, put dou Brown Universit}' extension The Jewish Family ·Welfare So
ble protection between your fam evening cotirses for the general ciety, ?,t Its 10th ann11:at 4 meetlng ily and zero weather-with Penn public. Classes meet once a week,. held in Temple Emanu-El Sunday Attending the performance of most assuredly you too could step vernon winter windows. If you beginning the week orFebruary, afternoon at 3 o'cloc1&, , el,ected a, " Dear Octopus" at the Plymouth out of that room Into the adjacent are building a new home, Include 6. For registration blanks and Its president, Assistant Attorney theatre In Boston, last week, we room and perhaps from there out winter windows In the plans. Or booklet describing the co'urses ad, General Jacob S. Tem\sln. unanimously called it, "a good into a lovely garden and yes find out bow easily they may be dress Professor C. EmllP.uel Eks Samuel Markell, ~resident of Job." chat with the neighbors in the Installed on your present home- trom, director of university ex the J ew!sh Family Welfare Socie Days. have elapsed and "the next house. how they pay for themselves In tension, 8 Prospect st,reet, Prov!-. ty of Boston, fjpoke pn " Human memory lingers on." The play, a comedy with laugh• fuel savings, safeguard health dence, or telephone Brown Uni Charity-Twentieth Century Mod The scenery so clever audiences a plenty, contains many passages and make your hoIIle more com versity Gaspee 6771. el," and Isadore Gandal, executive actually experience the illusion of so"polgnantly touching, Its pathos fortable. We Invite you to write secretary, gave a reyJe~ of the being on the actors' side of the is felt by the most sophisticated. or telephone us for complete In society's work during, the past footlights. You know- that guipy feeling at year. Arthur J. Levy, retiring Realism to the nth degree. the throat. Many kerchiefs were formation. Obtainable from J. READ THE president, reported on the pro You are brought Into !Lvable visible again and again wiping Charpentier Mfg. Co., Pawtucket, RHODE ISLAND REVIEW R. I. gram during the past decade. Tea rooms that only the march of" time away the tears that would come. was served under the direction of of a people steeped in family tra A capable cast with the happy Mrs. Esther Pritsker, chairman of dition boasting several getfera faculty of portraying characters the hostess comm! ttee. tlos of homemakers may proQuce. so forcibly they really exist. UNIYED BARREL CO. Other officers, also nominated, PahHJ!'gs, rugs, that precious The family, with its varied were elected with Mr. Temkin. · piano where the prodigal daugh types; the lovable, possessive, Barrels and Drums ol All Kinds ter begins to play and your heart capable, the imaginative. Human strings pull when she cannot con beings these. Some are there thru I' We specialize in preparing all kinds of Barrels and Drums tinue accompanying the song her f hoice, some force of babit, oth that will m~et the requirements - We also wash and clean mother and little niece are slng ers a sense of duty. · Barrels a·nd Drums of every description SHUBERT, Boston lng. They invariably meet on familY.: Warehouse, Rr. 71 RIVER - PErry 4943 One W eek Only Studied interiors-every scene occasions, this being the most im of the play. Doors seemingly or portant-a golden weding anni Ii SEATS NOW II 384 PAWTUCKET AVE., RUMFORD - EAst Prov. 1622 mellowed wood whose solidity Is versary. Box Office Open 9 to 9 realized when a . que calls for This play emphasizes the either entrance or exit. A glimpse strength of family ties. GILBERT MILLER presents of the hallway and you feel that Meaty, unforgettable epigrams, Helen Hayes such as "I have lost a principle Brown Auto Co. and gained a .daughter." Established Telephone The cast, including Lucille Wal Jn a triumphant return engage- 225 DEAN ST.R~ET 1896 Perry 6885 son and Lillian Gish, belong. ment of the American theatre Lillian Gish genuinely creates classic Kiely Decorative GAspee 3549 the seif-ef!a cing, timid girl- the Glass Co. outsider whose very modesty wins Victoria Regina for her the warm friendship of AUTO REPAIRING - Manufacturers of this family and before the curtain STAINED AND LEADED falls finds herself engaged to the By Specialists GLASS WINDOWS young man of the family. The children of the cast, one Shubert Theatre Outside protective Jlass put on sensitive, another precocious, an- Telephone GAspee 4162 BOSTON . other, just baby. You will love Limited Engagement 1153 DIVISION ST., PAWTUCKET them all. American Jewelry Chain Co. BEG. TU);]SDAY, JANUARY 17 The authenticity of the cos- Matinees Wednesday ·& Saturday tumes is a joy to behold. -Manufacturers of Ceilings And that scene in the nursery Ethel Jimmy room! SINGLE SOLDERED LINK CHAINS Merman Durante Replastere~ W ell "Dear Octopus" ts noyt - ·- ___,. IN SILVER,' PLATE AND BRASS playing' in the Broadbu'rst treat t r ?l"EW MJETHOD In Dwight Deere· WI.man's New York. y!ng r:;::....=~ ------GEORGE A BENKER, Prop. New l\luslcal Comedy Without Remo-1,ig Old Celling See it by ·an me.ans. _ __ "V..l_.t.b__ _ _ _ ~ No Dirt FREDA FELDER. ,75 Eagle Street Providence, R. I. "Stars In Your Eyes" INEXPENSIVE CEILING Complete In One Da.y Free Estimate. Work Guaranteed READ THE A. J. POTHIN HHODE ISLAND REVIEW GOODiNEWS 18 COLFAX STREET For Thrifty Housewives HO. 4784 The Best of Bakery and Grocery Products Announcing at the New HOCHMAN'S • • • The Story Is In ·These Pl'.'ices: The Greatest Pre-Season I R egular 30c If you 22c B tlett P No 2½ can regu- 16 Layer Cake~ bring this adv ar ~r~ larly 18c, NOW C Sale Of Glenwood FULL LINE of CARMEL MEATS Fruit Cocktail N:r~y½2:.n·N~~- 20c Gas Ranges In 8 Years Rolled Beef 79c lb Variety of Cheese, Krasnow' s More people have been buying new GAS Ranges Chicken Salami 39clb Sweet Butter, Rubin's R. I: Eggs lately. To make it easier for you to bring your kitchen up-to-date, we offer, for a limited time, Salami 39clb Oven fresh Rye Bread, ·Rolls, a brand new, beautiful Glenwood, with many Pastry. outstanding features .. . all meeting the very Frankfurt, 29clb ' latest approved American Gas Association The ,best Chalah in Providence standards . .. at the very unusual $8 9 5 Regularly 85c box o Candles (6 doz) NOW 23c every Thursday. price, c~mpletely installed of ...... , I cash and your old range, Free Delivery Daily Manning 9645 Convenient terms of $5.00 down and only 90 cents a week, payable monthly. II Hochman's Bakery ' I• Established 1920 160 CHALKSTONE AVE. Providence Gas Company n
II Pase Four THE RHODE ISLAND REVJEW through o;it the dinner h our n · Panama, Launched The Rainbow Room Miami t he dining room, as well as on the The St. Regis marine deck over t-he bay and on At Quincy, to Start the F loridian .pool-deck. You are In New York City and Miami Beach--A gay tropical Maiden Voyage you seek entertainment that Is mardl gras and frolic w elcomed A brilliant floor show, featur Whether you plan a ~lslt for a different. the New Year In at the Floridian , l_ng 12 dance and novelty acts, w,~,ek or more ... or even just -~ The new governffient own-ed passenger liner , Panama, -:aunched Foi-tunat8iY, you decide upon Hotel Miami Beach, Saturday was presented. Outstanding on week-end in New York this sea~on evenl~g, When the betel was host the prog ram was Miss _Didi Doran, last September at Quincy, wlll The Rainbow Room. it is of the u tmost importance you U:-ake her maiden trip beginning Tbe trip Itself I, quite an ad to several hundred northern blues singer, who recently com g uests and many fam-0us local pleted an .en·gagemen_t with Leon carefully choose. the hotel most March 30 when she sails from venture. and Eddie's restaurant in New suited for your comfort. personages. !',e,v York to Port au Prince, Haiti Situated well nigh to the very York. Prominent dancers ·who Among the guests seated at the The success of your visit de- and Cristobal. top of Rockefeller Center you ex took part included Miss Foley formal banquet ta):,le were some pends on your selection to an Im- She will be a ship of the Pan- perience an awareness of the flne Miller, acrobatic tap dancer, who of this country's most colorful ama Rall~oad Line. dignity and beauty of this restau bas Just returned to this country measurable d egn'!e. personalities and most distinctive rant the Instant you enter. following · a Cuban engagement, May we suggest for your con The dining room, oval In shape, citizens. Dozens of prominent and Miss Kaye Moody, known as sideration the St. Regis, Fifth First Vessel in boasts the rare charm of great New York business men attended the "London L assie," whose ape- avenue and 55th street? the affair . U.S.M.C. Building height. cialty was a mllltary tap dance. Spacious window arrangement The Floridian chimes rang in Amusing comedy n umbers . were th:h~:.re::!::da:d d~::r~~~::~~i:; Program Launched affords .breath-taklngly beautiful the New Year at midnight, and Immediately afterwards the din a lso presented. -people since 1738 offers 1939 The tanker Cimarron, first ship views of the out of doors. Throughout the evening the ner was served In the formal din lnnovaUons to a d evoted cllentele to be launched in the United We hope you too wlll fortun guests enjoyed the tropical beau ing room. Dancing to the music whose numbers are legion. States Maritime Commission's ately find yourself visiting here ty of the Floridian bayside of Alan Fielding's band continued gar- You wlll fi nd your room here bullding program, left the ways of an evening when yo·u may dens and outdoor pool. watch the magnificence of a star unusually well appointed and Saturday at the yards of the Sun lit, moonlight night in all its quiet. Shipbulldlng and Dry Dock Co., splendor, from this towering edi ~ewelry Exhibited Hadassab The St. Regis ls famous for its Chester , Penn. The launching was fice. restaurants which include the ar- preceded by a luncheon. Soft lights, unobtrusive waiters Afternoon tea and a private tistic Persian Room and the equal- The Cimarron and a sister ship from whom you swiftly r ealize view opened an exhlbitlon of Jew- Providence Chapter of H adas ly popular Iridium Room. to be la unched later, have been your every wish,-a fine place to elry and enameled pictures by Ma- sah held Its annual linen shower You and your friends will de- 1 sold to the United States navy. enjoy dancing and entertainment be! Wilcox Luther and bookbind- at the meeting Tuesday afternoon light In being served fine foods These two ships and ten others definitely featuring the unusual. lngs and hand-marbled papers by in the vestry of Temp.le Beth-El. with dancing to the tune of the now b0uilding are among the larg
For example--the program this Dorothy Barrett Moulton last Linens are necessary for equip best in music and entertainment 1· est tankers in the world, and writer was privileged to enjoy in Tuesday afternoon at the P rovi ping the Rothschild Hadassah you wlll long remember. wer e built tor the account of the cluded: dence Art Club. University Hospital, which' ls to Conveniently near art museums,! Standard OU Company of New Al Donahue and his orchestra; Mrs. E. Tudor Gross was in be opened in tbe near future. current exhibits and the most lm- 1 Jersey, with tbe Maritime Com Alec Templeton, r ightfully termed charge of tea a rra ngements. The Mrs. A . Blackjllan, chairman, was portant shopping district you will , mission contributing approximate "The Genius of the Piano," whose table was covered With a Royal assisted by Mrs. S. Michaelson as rejoice in the discovery of tbe I ly 28 per cent of the cost to de diversified original selections hol Miami Beach, F la., Jan. 11.:_ Shoes· are tbe primary cause of I h f II f many foot ms for most of us are Horses oe a s arms The difference between American The old-fashioned habit of hav• mutnn tins, filling two-thirds full. and Europe~n attitudes toward Bake 20 25 mins in a hot oven born with healthy, norma l feet ___ ' their Jewish citizens could not .be Ing the entire family sit down to 425 '. - . ' and yet In the adult stage most of j You can call Carolina R. ~ explained more clearly than In a proper breakfaSt semes to have Menu IL Cereal, omelet, with us have foot defects of one sort 33·R·4 and have the phone charg the words of Morton Mencher, gone Into the discard. Nowadays or without a sauce, hot biscuits, er another. es r eversed, and do your famnY manager of the Floridian Hotel breakfast, If eaten at all, is taken coffee. Mixing the drop .biscuit If we only realize the structure one of the greatest of favors-in here, when he said in a recent in- literally and actually on the run dough took but 'a few minutes; I and mechanism of the foot, Its in- regard to milk, tervlew that "in the United States by first one member of the family dropped It from a spoon Into tricate, compllcated yet marvelous You will reach the Horseshoe the Jewish people ·are respecte~ and then the other, as he or she greased muffins and cooked the construction, its ever interesting Falls Farms at Shannock (South and beloved, and their spe~1.;1 makes an· appearance. More often biscuits at 460 ', putting them In function, we would stop and think County J, R. L wants are catered ' to by some of than not, breakfast Is omitted, to a cold start oven. While they not twice but thrice before we You can order for delivery next the finest )lo tels In the ,country." except for that Indispensable cup cooked ( It took them about 15 carelessly shackled, harnesse~. morning and thereafter the deliv The Floridian Hotel · ls one of of coffee. This habit Is rather mlns.) I browned the butter In the strait-jacketed one of otir most ery of Golden Guernsey Milk. You a chain, considered the larges,t hii.rd on one's health and the nerv- omelet pan, started the- coffee and faithful serving friends. and your wife and children will chain of hotels In the world ca- ous system. Just for a week try then cooked the omelet. The Another thing that must not be find it as different from the ordl tering particularly to Jewish peo- having a real breakfast and see whole breakfast was ready In overlooked is faulty posture nary milk as milk is from water. ple, which operates under Fr.auk how different you feel. You will eighteen minutes. There's no rea caused by foot defects, on e of pri- Horeshoe ·Falls Farms milk Is Selden management In four cities. have mote zest and energy all day son why the oven for the blsc~lts ll)ary causes of over 100 body ail- from a Rhode Island herd every Other hotels are Laurel-in-The- long, and by ·the end of the week could not have been lighted at ments. animal a pure bred registered Pines, Lakewood, New Jersey; you will wonder how you ever got the beginning of the mixing of If you have hitherto failed to Guernsey, You Buy direct from Hollywood Hotel, at Hollywood, along on .only a cup of coffee. tbe biscuits; this would have cut find a particular type of shoe that the farm. Yon may visit there at West End, New Jersey; and the Now, lest you think that break- off a few more minutes. will help your foot problem you any time and note the matchless Grand Hotel, High Mount, New fast takes too long to prepare or Plain Omelet: To each egg add may get a free shoe fitting at the cleanliness, the care and the pains-· I York. cook, that there's no time for It 2 tbs. water and a small amount well known P. T. A. Shoe Shop at ta king effort that combine to "While It may seem on the sur- In your day's schedule, let me go of seasoning. Beat together 171 Westminster street. make this milk as high In stand- face as though Jewish people are , over with you some menus I have slightly then turn into a pan In A visit to this reliable firm will ard as it is possible for a product being made a target for the wrath recently been getting on my new which butter, 1 tb. for each egg, enable you to secure exactly the to be. of all nations, the operation of C/ P gas range. This range is so has been slowly browning. Cook proper type o'f shoe that will be Please remember milk Is your this hotel chain proves clearly speedy that a full breakfast menu : slowly until the bottom is a light a definite solution to your foot best food and Horseshoe Falls that In this country Jews have ev- for four or five people can ~e Ibrown, then gently lift the sides problem. F arms Milk- Carolina 33-R-4- ery privilege extended to other cooked well within half an hours , of the omelet and let the uncooked is the best milk. races," Mr. Mencher said. time; In fact, most of the menus Iportion on top slide underneath This combination of hotels have take considerably less time to and get cooked. READ LAURA'S DINER facilities for catering to 2500 per- cook. Drop Biscuits: Sift together 2 THE LAURA BEACON, Prop. sons at one time. They a:ll oper- Menu L Oatmeal, muffin, eggs cups flour, 4 tsps. baking powder, 1,~ormerly with Lindy's a te In strict accordance with the and coffee. The procedure for this ½ tsp. salt. Cut In 4 tbs. fat un RHODE ISLAND G9od Food at Reasonable dietary ·Jaws observed by Jewish· breakfast consisted of _mixmg the tll mixture is like coarse corn Prices people, and outstanding Jews muffins · and putting them into a meal then cut in 3/., cup liquid, from all over the country con- cold start oven set for 425 ' ; then M~nu III. Cooked cereal, 855 Cranston St. :. Cranston, R. I. REVIEW I opp Narragansett Brewery stantly write In for accommoda- I started the oatmeal and the cof- scrambled eggs (with or without WEst 2208 tions. fee. While tbese were u nder way bacon). toast made In the broiler. Rabbi Herbert S. Goldstein, ·the table was set and family sat Everything was started at the president of the Rabbinical Coun- down to their fruit. By the time same time and the whole break COMPL IMENTS ell of America and prominent In the fruit and cereal were eaten I fast was cooked In ten minutes! Jewish ·circles in New York CiW, was ready to cook the eggs, a nd Menu III. Fruit juice, un OF expressed the feeling of many In no time a:t all the muffins aud cooked cereal, pan-browned hash when he said to Mr. Mencher at coffee were ready, too. In fact, with dropped eggs, toast and cot the close of his recent visit here : the cooking time for the entire ·fee. Beef Hash: 2 cups chopped "In all my travels and In all my breakfast was twenty-five minutes. cold beef or steak (corned beef PILLING CHAIN CO. life I have never heard of hotels, Muffins: Mix and Sift together may be used) , 2 to 4 cups chopped before which observed sincerely 2 cups sUted flour, ½ tsp. salt, 1 boiled potatoes, 1 cup beef gravy 140 Benedict St. the Jewish dietary laws and at tb. sugar and 5 tsps. baking pow- or hot water, 4 tbs. butter or the same time created for their der. Add 1 cup milk beaten with other fat. Put fat Into frying ,--,--,..,"'~:J EWtLRY· CHAIN'' guests ·-such a thoroughly Ame~!- -1 egg, ·th.en 2 ·tb~, meHed shorten- pan, 'add rest of- lugre ANNA T. CASEY TRADE: 1111.RX nso. U, l , PAT. OH, A better battery for · every season-Needs l~as Globe Garage Public Stenographer attention and will give greater satisfaction. A. A. A. Service - Towing and Repairing It is Acid Sealed to Prevent Corroded Ca bles THE PROVIDENCE BILTMORE 24-Hour Service - Body Work Typewri ting of All Kinds IT HAS THE KICK SANTO DiMAURO RATES REASONABLE MULE BATTERY MFG. CO. 59 Broadway GA 9200 31 BORDEN STREET Tel, MAnnln1 8491 Page Six THE RHODE. ISLAND REV~EW CONGRATULATIONS! BALLOU, Membership .Meeting Swedish Art Compliments of JOHNSON &''NICHOLS A membership meeting of the· A comprehensive exhibition of co. Providence section of the National Swedish Prints is being shown at Council of Jewish Women °will be the Art Museum of the Rhode Isl- A. C. Company Established for over half a cen• commercial stru1'ture, and yet held on Tuesday, January 17, at and School of Design until Jan tury-one of the oldest general . was vibrant with all the calls of 2.15 P, m. In the vestry of Temple uary 29th. merchandise firms-and still go- modern and advanced business Beth-El. A special feature wlll be Ing strong, sums up the story of thinking. "A Journey Through Council Ballou, Johnson & Nichols Co. I It Is no easy matter to compete land." Guides will be Mrs. Caesar LEONW.BLAU This fine firm started the new In the present day business world. Misch, founder, and other past Daniel P. Kiley year In a rather 1.Jnique way. IThe tempo Is -a~ exceedingly en- presidents, and chairmen. Painter and Decorator For a number of weeks car- ergetic one. Tea and reception lo honor or penters and painters an.d e1ecti1c- rt 1s delightfully refreshing to new members will follow. Rayon Converter I ! Interior and Exterior Work !ans bad been busy In reconstruct-1 be reminded that we !lave among A shower for the patients at 129 FRONT ST. Ing the first floor show room of our business enterprises an or- Wallum Lake will be held, at this Estimates Free the -Ballou Jqhnson & Nlcl)ols i ganlzatlo'n which, wb(ie possess- meeting. Please bring a small con PAWTUCKET, R. I. building on Dorrance street. Itng the lofty traditions. and splen- trlbutlon of cigarettes, : playing Tel. DExter 9295 A day or two after the first of did. reputation resulting from car.dB or bed socks. It will be PErry 0295 the year with the r enovations Inear ly 75 years of commercial ef- greatly appreciated. complete there was to be a cele- fort, yet at the same time Is bratlon of the event and from 7 I among the leaders In every phase PEDlC PUOTECTS p. m. until 11 there was a con- of m-0.dern. alert and enterprising F. & M. Compan' y TARSAL THE stant stream of the firm's friends mercbandlzlng methods. AID ARCH who called to Inspect the estab- The present officers of this If you have been unsuccessful in your search for a shoe which lishment. splendid concern are: Albert ¥, would help r elieve your foot condition- Consult an expert at the There was music by an orches Nichols, presideilt and treasurer; Bronze Molds P. T. A. Shoe Shop_ Get a scientific COURTESY shoe fitting and be tra, graceful · souvenirs · in the Ray H. Cornwell, vice president ,I convinced. No obligations, of course. form of a beautiful rose for each 3:nd assistant treasurer, and yvu P.T.A. Shoes a re STYLISH, ORTHOPEDICALLY correct yet 191 PINE STREET reasonably PRICED. visitor; there were cheerful greet liam L. Perry, secretary. ings by officers of the firm an4 a GAspee 7937 P.T.A. Shoes for MEN , WOMEN , CHILDREN corps· of employeer and there was Remember, P.TA Protects the Arch a remarkable display of spic and I Fireplace Wood span new household merchandise [ . P. T. A. SHOE SHOP in one or the most handsomely 171 WESTMINSTER ST. - PROVIDENCE, R. I. appointed · showrooms that you Seasoned Oak Fireplace Wood 'l'ake Ele ,•ator to 4th Floor . could possibly Imagine. It w11s a I $1 0 . per Cord Delivered R. I. LAUNDRY home beautiful exhibition Itself. We have sometimes visited the Weybosset Ice Co 136 SIL'lER LAKE AVENUE display rooms of well-established I Tel. WEst 4103 JOHN D~ PECK Inc .. firms that lacked In modern equlp-1 · ment, and· too h~ve noted cases Phone Plantations 7260 . of the attractive display of mer- Hay, Grain, Flour and Salt cba'ndlse by firms whose standing ______..______Oairy and Poultry Feeds, Rabbit Feeds, Dog Foods - Cedar bad not as' yet been tested, but Bedding - Peat Moss - Poultry Litter - Salt -Marsh l:iay for here· We were meeting up with Mulching and Covering Concrete a firm that was old In experience, AGENTS FOR that m'easured up to the highest Davis & -- Davis \ ideals of business ethics that had JAMESW A Y BARN & POUL TRY decades of fair d ealing ,ma m seg ,o ~EYBOSSET STREET EQUIPMENT rlfy woveh into the fabric of its GAspee 7100 243 Dyer Street ·· PRIMROSE' PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND ,Members New York Stock Exchange DExter 3351 \ 1 --LAUNDRY ... . :~-~ - ·1. ' . -'·-~, -~- ..--...... - -- -.~-~--,):~\_ .-,:--,- =""111!11111 ALL TYPES OF SERVICE TERESA'S SPAGHETTI PLACE Simmonsville Avenue 176 COLUMBUS AVE. - PAWTUCKET, R. I. Edmund A. English Johnston, R. I. 25 RandaU St. ' Teresa's is t~ J> l-1ce where you can inspect the ki tchen and Established _at this address over 40 years Tel. WEst 1520 see your food cooked at all times. You can also dance tp the rhythm of T-eresa's Serenaders every Thursday, Fdday and HEATING AND SHEET METAL WORKS Saturday nights. Let smiling Joe take the microphone to your BRANFORD OIL BURNER booth to sing your favorite songs, and drink one of Red's fa W. H. GREATON mous fancy drinks. Agent for ' For reservations call Perry 9754 International Heater Company, of Utica, New York Telephone DExter 2650 Nurseryman NORTH MAIN ST. ,PAULINE'S BAKERY At City Line ,,------~------·I I Since 1876 the Store of Quality, Value and Service '. 609 ELMWOOD AVE. Telephone Hopkins 4180 'GAspee 1690 11 147 ELMGROVE ~VE. Telephone Gaspee 8084 11 Special Groups of Foster Diamonds Proprietors __:_ , P~uline Patrick, Joseph and Peter P. Patrick 1 ______.:...,______1 FRANK TROTTA I up· TO D-ATE SPA I D_rainage an~ I $15 - $50- $75 I I JOSEPH GREENBERG, Prop. Sewerage .. I 1, 504 DOUGLAS AVENUE Feun,ain Service - Candy Cigars $100 - $115 - $150 - I , And Up 1, DExter 0412 Newspape,s I, 86 GAY STREET MAnnin1 6441 1 ' I, A Foster Convenience Account Enables You to Pay for Your Purchases from Income! Open One Now! No F. & W. GRAND CORNER SPA Red Tape-No Embarrassing Questions' I, 5-10-25c Store 244 PRARIE AVE. MAnnin1 7975 346 WESTMINSTER ST. 1, F asters - Jewelers :I Lunch and Drinks I, Cor, Snow St. The J, A, Fo1ter Co, - Dorrance and Middle St,. Cl1ar1 - Candy - Newspapers I I I -~~~~~~~~------THE RHODE ISLAND REVIEW Page Seven ------,,~"',,-. ------,,,_------RETAIL SALES IMPROVED WHEN IN 'NEW YORK I, - --· .. . 1------Erminio Migliori BY CHAIN STORES Yiddish Art Theatre ,, 7th Ave. & 50th St. Oircle 6-17 'IO ELStE JANIS .. Mau r ice Schwar ~z , productions.. RETURNS TO THE STAGE With her 1939 Company. Open'lng Under the title "Retail Sales ucts, organized r etail campaigns THREE OITIES Registered Architect, Sun., J an. 1 Campaigns for Farm Products," I seem to be among the most e!fec by Sholem Asch Engineer and A. C. Hoffman, agricultural econ- live." W orld P r emiere Fri. Evg., Dec. 23 Music Box omist for the Bureau of Agrlcul- "Tl:)e 1 936-37 crop of grape 0 WHO IS 'WHO" 45th St. West of Broadway Surveyor tural Economics of the United fruit wa11 the lar gest on r ecord to A new play by H. Leivlok Circle 6-4 6 3 6 States Department of Agricultu re, that date," states the report as has submitted a report which summarized in a statement re "Pins and Needles" 2.41 WEYBOSSET STREET summarizes the results of his leased by the Unite.d States De THE In Its Second Year studies of producer-consumer partment of Agriculture. "Th ree Music and Lyrics Mostly by Tel. GA. 8735 Harold J . Rome · campaigns. First National Stores Ic ha in store systems put· on a "Girl from Wyoming" were one of three chain food drive in the winter of 19 37. Sales LABOR STAGE "Italian Food Our store groups which furnishe.d data were more than doubled over AMERICAN MUSIC HALL West 39th St. and 6th Ave. IlRyant 0-1168 Specialty" for the study. those of_ the corresponding period 14 1 e. M th St. Economist Hoffman connned his of the previous year. The increase F'or Reser.vations P hone P laza Olsen & J ohnson's Musical Revtie CIMINl'S analysl_s of _'necessity to fo ur typi- was much greater than would ·or 3-85 65 cal campaigns, namely, the 1937 dlna"rily"be expected fro'm general W AYSIDE GARDEN HELLZ A POPPIN grapefruit drive, t)l.e 19 3 6 beef supply conditions, the Bureau • 80 S\llkirk St., Pawtucket The WINTER GARDEN campaign, the fall egg sale of says." B'way ·& 50th St. Eves 8.80 "At the City Line" 19 37 and the dry bean campaign Further comments are made on Telephone PErry 2860 of 1938. the beer a:nd egg campaigns. International Casino Superb Ent,erta.l.runcnt. Formal ·I Among the significant s tate- A detailed report of the study B'way from 44th to 45th ments is this: "Of a ll the efforts is obtainable from the Bureau of Dress Requested for J)apcing , EXCELL made to influence or stimulate ..tgrlcuHura l Economics, Wash (Ch. 4-2244) RAINBOW ROOM · -the ' consumption of farm prod- ing,ton, D, C. For Reservations call MFG. CO. Circle 6 -1400 CASIN9 RUSSE ROCKEFELLER CENTER 1 45 Richmond St. A Fine Choice beautitully appointed Super Club The Waldorf-Astori~- GAspee 5958 RICE'S Willi Irvin_g_ J __ - Bilgar , newly 157 WEST ·s6th sT.~N . Y. (Carnegie Hall Bldg., N. Y. ) Dtne In Ute /nstalled as president of Rhode Telephone Circle 6-6116 Restaurant Isl.and Workingmen's Beneficial t t The Sert Room or the Jewelry Chain · Association at Eag'les' hall West- Dinner, Supper, En ertalnmen Informal Empire Room I ' Dance Or'Chestra, Gypsy Trio 764 HOPE STREET , nese,-vations: ELdorad o 5-8000 PROVIDENCE, R. I. minster street, the association a n· Exotic .Bagdad Room. Murals by .,·· MAnning 7158 tlcipates new and interesting ac- Roman Chatov. Interior Decora- _------1 tiv. Hies. ·· -,. tion by Sudagae. Architectural work by J ohn Barry. Superb cui- ST,. MORITZ ------'·•c cine u nder' supervision of MISH. 50 Centro.I_ Park S. A'RMBRUST MOSER , Chet of the Russian Tea Oresto Di Saia Room Restaurant. Choice Domes Wic 2-5800.. CHAIN co. ARCHITECT tic and Impor ted Wines. . Aqange 6th Ave., facing Central Park ROBERT ments avallable for private parties ' ' .,_ 509 WESTMINSTER ST. Opening Tuesday, December 2 7 95 Chestnut Street McLAUGHLIN William Kilcullen presents ' GAspee 4687' OUR LESSON . Providence, R. I. "BRIGHT REBEL" IN EFFICIENCY A Play About Lord ·Byron Real Estate by Stanley- Young -,' •' AND l~ROGRESS LYCEUM THEATRE ED. DAYIAN L.,L 45th St. E. of, Broadwa y Appraisals - 4 1,,.. l DRUGGIST Over a t 1 60 Chalk stone avenue there is ·an exatii.ple of · resource- TER . LAUDATI 250 NORTH, MAIN ST. 713 Smith Buildin1 fulness, deterrlitnat!on and busi Realtor Prescriptions Carefully 57 Eddy Street ness acumen that may be taken CAFE LOUI-S XIV ,. Co,:npounded as a lesson by niany other busi Providence, R. I. 15 West 49th St. · · Plantations 8619 ness men. In Rockefeller Center 49 Westminster St. GAspee 5829 Almost 20 yeal's ago J oseph ------GAspe~ 4300 Successor to John Metzger H ochman· esta:bllshed a little - - ~ - bakery in .. a · n!).l!descrlpt wooden American Landscape building on Chalkstone avenue. 1 But he baked good bread and I CORT THEATRE .CASINO BOWLING ALLEYS E. S. CRANDALL· his pr oduct beca me· known in oth· By .Elmer Rice er parts of tile• city. Then the de G·uernsey Milk W. 48th Sta. IlRy. 9-0046 27 Standard Sanctioned Alleys pressio n came >ftong. Quite a few "The .Onl y Ones in the City" , , and Cream of h is neigh9orlng merch,ants LADIES ARE INVITED From our own Rhode Island far m moved or discontinued. Not so 180 PINE ST. Frank E. Englebrook, Mgr . . - Fu\ly tested for tuberculosis Mr, Hoch man. :He called in one I and blood test. . . . of olir best known architects; Mr. EL MOROCCO --c------Oreslo Di Sala, Y "Propasanda In the Motion Plc 1 NATIONAL ture1 and Cher the Radio" was Dry Yeast Baking Powder ~IN 17c dl1cu11ed, Report, on current LOW CONVENIENT ST O R E S LOCATIONS oventa were presented, -Royal Ming Powder '.M1 33c PRICES