An Emergency Messa.ge ! "".ditor of Jewij:;h Herald · Providence, Rhode Island. THE JEWISH i--lERALD Dear Sir: Will you please give us front page space in your coming VOL. XII, No. 62 PROV., R. I., FRI., NOV. 19, 1937 5c Per Copy issue for this most urgent message. With the Community _, und Campaign about to end next Tuesday night, the Jewish Liason Committee faces failure in raising its quota of $33,500. 3 Students Branded , need Liason Fund Drive This sum is only about half of what our Jewish charlties Zor 1938. And it now appears that we will not. even raise With Silver Nitrate this modest amount among the Jewish contributors of $10 Mark Jewish Boy Extended One Week and more in Providence and Cranston. This message is the literal truth. We are holding nothing With Nazi Swastika back. We have nothing up our sleeves. Unless the Jews of Newark, Del. - University of Latest Reports Indicate re officials promised dras­ ity do as they have usually done in the past and Delawa this commun tic action if they identify soph­ turn to the task of taking care of their own- and do it with­ omore students who branded three Quota Will Not be Reached in the next three days- we shall be several thousand dollars freshmen with silver nitrate. Failure to reach its quota in short of the minimum needs by which our charities will get It was charged that one of the the Providence-Cranston Commu­ Holzman, 19, To Honor Memory a.long during 1938. freshmen, Joseph nity Fund Campaign faced the Brooklyn, was branded on the This letter comes straight from the hearts of 140 men Committee as it face with a Nazi swastika becau~ Jewish Lia.son and women who are devoting all their energies to this task he is Jewish. turned into the home stretch of of r~ising this money efficiently with a minimum of cost and Sigmund Lipstein, president of the drive at the time of going to a maximum of value t o those who need it most. Please-if Sigma Tau Phi fraternity, filed press. This same committee which Dean George E. you haven't yet subscribed, or if you feel that you can stretch charges with covered itself with glory ~ year Dutton on behalf of Holzman and give a little more- please get in touch with any well over its quota, a p oint and Ray Hecht, 18, Paterson, N. J., ago by going officer of any of the Jewish agencies in the cp.est or with who were taken to Flower Hos­ notwithstanding the earnesi ef­ the office of the Federation at the Jewish Community Center pital for treatment, and announc­ forts of 140 workers working and send in your subscription. Or just telephone and we will ed, "We have retained an attor­ harder than ever, appeared at last reports to be likely to fall send for it. Checks are not necessary. All we want is your ney and we will go the limit." A third victim was discharged short of its goal by about · 15 per that you will do your share during 1938. word after treatment and his name was cent. THE JEWISH LIASON COMMITTEE not disclosed. The quota of $33,500, which is about half the amount which the six Jewish agencies in the Com­ munity Fund require for their Margoshes Quits Congress Ends His Lile budgets, includes the general in­ crease of 13.1 p~r cent which is Due to Argument Where If Began necessary to be raised by every Chicago.-When Moris Schnie­ division of the campaign. The With Rabbi W ise derman, a used car salesman, de­ workers are reporting a number New York (WNS)-The govern­ cided to commit suicide, he return­ JOSEPH BERGEL of increased gifts which equal the ing council of the American Jew­ ed to the house where he was born A memorial tablet will be dedi- necessary increase, a few gifts ish Congress has accepted the re­ and shot himself to death in a cated to the memory of the late which substantially and gener­ signation of Dr. Samuel Margosh­ bedroom. Joseph Berge! by members of the ously exceed the quota, and many es, editor of Yiddish daily, The Schniederman's father, Max, a Chesed Shel Emnes at 11 o'clock gifts which are either the same as Day, as a member of the council junk dealer, passed the unoccupied Sunday morning at Lincoln Park a year ago or show su'b6tantial re­ and as chairman of the Congress' house and noticed that a lock had Cemetery. Morris Feinberg is ductions. commission on propaganda, after been wrenched loose. Entering the chairman of the occasion. Rabbi The difficulty appears to exist Dr. Margoshes had submitted it house, lie discovered ·the body of David Werner will be speaker. Mr. among many who are not .tul1y in a brief note. his son. Beside the body was a re­ Berge! was one of the founders of informed concerning the broad The resignation was due, it is volver belonging to another son, the organization. scope of the work of 42 agencies said, to a dispute between Dr. Jack Schniederman, a policeman in the combined drive, and who Margoshes and ·or. Stephen S. at the Racine avenue station. regard the campaign as a single Wise, president of the Congress, Young People Io Hear charity instead of a large num­ growing out of the farmer's at­ 42 Jewish Soldiers ber in one. There are a great tack on Mayor La Guardia during many givers who used to contri­ the mayoralty election for having Killed in Accident Brown Professor bute reasonable amounts to the Prague

R. I. Brewer Pledged to Public Interest Veterans' Post of Providence and Historian to Speak Prominent Bristol the Bristol Boy Scout Council. He leaves besides his wife, two At Tempie Emanuel sons, Robert B. and Maynard F., Civic Leader Dies two daughters, Mrs. Ruth M. Deutsch and Miss Charlotte M. Dr. A. L. Sachar Suzman Funeral Suzman, a brother, Abraham of Institute Lecturer Boston, and two sisters, Mrs. Eli Services Last Mon. Fellman of New London and Mrs. Dr. Abram L. Sachar, historian Funeral services were held last Rebecca Zides of Boston. and popular lecturer, will be the Monday for Frederick E. Suzman, speaker at the fourth lecture of p_rominent Bristol _merchant and Iy ale Alumni Mourn the Institute of Jewish Studi~ civic leader, who died on Sunday on Saturday afternoon, November at his home, 551 Hope street, Death of Shorty Moses 27. He will speak on the subject, Bristol, after a brief illness. He New Haven, Conn. (WNS) - "Four Modem Princes in Israel," was in his 60th year. Old Elis are . mourning the death the story of Disrali, Luzatto and Mr. Suzman was a veteran · of of Leopold Rosenblum, known to Leon Blum, modem Jewish Prime the Spanish-American war, a two generations of Yale under­ Ministers and Walter Ratheneau First Lieutenant in the Bristol graduates as "Shorty Moses." who helped to bind the wounds of Train of Artillery and for many Banker and tailor to students war for defeated Germany and years had been actively identified in the 1880's and 1890's, Rosen­ was rewarded with a half-dozen with civic betterment projects. He blum was once voted the most Nazi pistol shots. was president of the Chavera popular campus character. He This is the fourth consecutive Aquedas Achim congregation and died in Los Angeles at 1:lhe age of year that Dr. Sachar is coming provost of the Fraternal Hebrew 80. back to lecture before the Insti­ Association. tute. • Born in Poland, January 1878, This Saturday afternoon, No­ the son of the late . Reuben and vember 20, Marvin Lowenthal, Freida (Boroshie) Suzman, Mr. "For Quality and Service" author, lecturer and traveler, will Suzman attended the public T. Reed Montgomery, right, vice-president of the James Hanley speak on the subject, "The Pri­ schools of his native community, E. s. Crandall's vate Memoirs of a Famous Jew­ Company, is shown here signing the brewers' Code of Practice at the where his father was a merchant. convention of the Brewer's Foundation in Pittsburgh. With Mr. Mont­ ess," being a review of his own He married Sadie R. Solomon in Dairy book "The ·Memoirs of Glueckel gomery is Rebe Besse, of the Spokane Breweries, Inc., of Spokane, East Greenwich, January 9, 1900. Wash. of Hameln." Besides his affiliations with mil­ Properly Pasteurized Mrs. Esther Pritsker will pre­ itary organizations, Mr. Suzman MILK and CREAM sent the speaker. held membership in United Bro­ Strike Forces Apology thers Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., Burnside I A Friend to the Jewish People War in Spain and China has Lodge, Knights of Pythias, the shown the world that aircraft Teacher's Insult to Jews Bristol Aerie of Eagles, the Bris- 12 Lowell Ave. WEst 4358 can destroy anything, but cap­ tol Rotary Club, the Jewish War ------ture nothing. Causes Student Walkout . Winnipeg, Canada (WNS)­ The Winnipeg superintendent of JURIES are awarding higher and higher i,er­ schools has circularized all prin­ dicts in automobile personal injury damage suits. cipals and teachers in the public Are you sure you have enough protection? Leading Jewelen prefer Watldu fine quality findings. schools with a letter cautioning • They lpiow the service and consideration given every • them against doing or saying any­ OUR BUDGET PLAN WILL ENABLE YOU TO order. Send us yo111' speciflcatioD11 or write for samplei, thing likely to offend the racial INSURE . .. AND PAY AT YOUR CONVENIENCE now! / and religious feelings of th~ir pupils. D. M. WATKINS CO. The letter was issued after a Edwin S. Soforenko Representing Ga. 2758 274 PINE ST., PROVIDENCE, R. I. Ga. 27~9 special meeting of the board of ed- ,______. ucation had been called to settle a INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, Inc. strike of 21 Jewish students in the 73 WEYBOSSET ST. NEXT TO ARCADE. TEL. GAspee 3120 St. John's Technical High School JOHN, the Shoeman, 184 Mathewson Street who refused to attend a class in ______mathematics until the instructor------• ~ IET. ~' @\LTR SDnA\IRIE OF aPOlogized for having said. to them, "It's no wonder your people are persecuted everywhere and WEEK-END that Hitler is hounding them. You do not obey the laws of the land." Uttered in a moment of anger VALUES when the instructor could not quiet the class, the words led the Jew­ ish students, and some of their non-Jewish classmates, to walk out in a body. They declined to attend the mathematics class even though EGGS Unclassified do:z. 27c they were thereby excluded from all other classes. The incident be­ Hampton lb. came public when a petition bear­ Sodas 2 pkg. 17c ing the signatures of 300 Jewish CRACKERS and non-Jewish students was pre­ sented to the board of education. 40-50 Size lbs. 19c The teacher finally apologized PRUNES 3 to his class. California WALNUTS New Crop lb.23( Judaea Leaders Plan First Winter Formal At a special meeting of the FLOUR IONA 24½ lb. bag 69( Young Judaea Leaders Club a committee was selected for the first annual winter formal which CRISCO !3 lb. can 55c 1 lb. can 19c wll1 be held at the Hotel Hixon, North Attleboro, on December 16. Gene Gray and his Savoy TOMA TOES IONA 3 No~a!s2Oc Country Club orchestra will fur­ nish the music. The committee includes Oscar Davidson, chair• No.lean man; Arline Sass, Edith Fisk, A&P PEARS 15c George Harrison and Myrtle Abe­ don. IR-TREil LAMB LEGS G;;~~~e lb.29c YOUR WEDDING, SHOWER, BAR-MITZVAH, FRESH PORK LOINS 1b.25c ~lo.ea_ MEETING or P:ARTY Rib or Chine End Will Be A Success If Held At 4 lbs.23( JOHN THE SHOEMAN ZINN'S BANANAS "NEW ENGLAND'S LARGEST SHOE STORE", RESTAURANT 133 Mathewson St. THE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1937 8 Jubilee Soloist Center Lecturer ladies' Free Loan p·ersonals to Sponsor Review At a meeting of the ladies' Queler-Samdperil ent from Boston, New An attractive fall wedding took and this city. Miss Millman Hebrew Free ·r..oan Association place last Sunday afternoon, when celebrating her 19th birthday. held last Wednesday afternoon, Miss Natalie Samdperil, daughter final plans were made for the Have Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Samdperil dance and review to be sponsor­ of Morris avenue, was married to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lewis ed by the group on December Mr. Jack M. Queler, son of Mr. Westerly announce the birth of a 12 at the Plantations Club. Mrs. and Mrs. Moe Queler of New daughter, Donna Beth, on No­ David Rabinowitz is chairman of York. Rabbis Israel M. Goldman. vember 7. Mrs. Lewis, before her the affair, and Mrs. Ira Kulman David Werner and David :Bach­ marriage, was Miss Lillian Gertz is ticket chairman. rach officiated. of this city. A new slate of officers, to be The ceremony took place in the published at a · later date, was Daughter Born I living room of the bride's home presented at the meeting. Enter­ where an arrangement of palms Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Young I tainment was a reature of the of 109 Eleventh street are receiv­ and white porn porn chrysanthe­ afternoon. mums made an attractive back­ ing congratulations on tJile birth ground. of a daughter, Olivia Irene, on Mrs. Nathan Samdperil, sister­ November 13 at the Homeopathic Cash and Business SAMUEL BERDITCH in-law of the bride, was matron Hospital. Reward Honest Tailor Samuel Berditch will sing sever­ of honor and the maid of honor DR. TEHYI HSIEH New York.-"So I wasn't a s uck­ was Miss Gertrude Samdperil, the Miss Soforenko Betrothed al tenor solos at the 37th Jubi­ Dr. Tehyi Hsieh, Chinese er after all," Herman Rosenzweig bride's sister. Mr. Samuel Queler Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Soforenko lee banquet of the Tferith Israel of this city have announced the statesman, economist an dauthor, exulted today. "Honesty-it's the Synagogue, Sunday evening at of New York was best man for his best policy after all." brother. engagement of their daughter, will be the speaker at the Jewish Weinstein's Banquet Hall. Max Miss Marion Ruth Soforenko, to Rosenzweig, tailor at the Cor­ Ginsberg, chairman, is being as­ The bride wore an imported Community Center this Sunday nish Arms Hotel, 311 West Twen- gown of silver lame and a lame Mr. Paul Heymann of this city, sisted by Louis Fink, Morris Levy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand evening at 8:30 o'clock. Called ty-third street, found $1,598 cash Morris Filk, Morris Glad. Rev. skull cap with silver face veil. She 'One of the brilliant speakers of I in a customer's suit, returned it carried white orchids and lilies of Heymann of Cologne, Germany. William Malet will be guest speak­ our time," by Lowell Thomas, Dr. and received no reward from its the valley. The matron of honor er. Celebrates Bar-1\litzvah wore a gown of taffeta, the skirt Hsieh will speak on the many owner. The Bar-Mitzvah of Maurice of which was black and the bo-' problems that confront China, ------­ Joseph Perlman, son of Mr. and dice, cornflower blue. The maid Plans Are Complete Mrs. Sidney Perlman of Woodbine and on the many Chinas that go of honor wore a gown of pink and For Emanuel Dance street, took place last Saturday to make up that tremendous part Room for Rent silver damask. Both attendants morning at the Ahavath Sholom ose Final plans were completed last carried old-fashioned bouquets of of the world's population, wh Furnished room for rent. Only Synagogue. Mr. and Mrs. Perl­ Mond!J.Y evening at the home of mixed flowers. destiny must inevitably affect the two people in home. Use of en­ man held open house on Saturday tire home available. Call HOp­ Mrs. Henry Hassenfeld for the The mothers of the bride and rest of the globe. Admission for annual supper dance to be held evening, honoring their son. kins 8780. bridegroom were attired in black members is free. by Temple Emanel in the ball­ lace with which they wore orchid room of the Biltmore Hotel on Visiting From California corsages. Mrs. David Freeman of Holly­ Thanksgiving night. Mr. and Mrs. Queler left this Mrs. George Triedmon is gen­ wood, California, is spending a week for an extended motor trip in this city visiting her eral chairman of the affair and few weeks to California. brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Resnick is in charge sister and Mrs. Oscar Klemer, 100 Glenham of floral decorations. Mrs. Has­ Honored On Birthday street. senfeld reported OIJ. reservaitions. Miss Sylvia Millman was feted at a surprise party, given Wedding Anniversary TO BOYCOTT BOUT last Sunday evening at her home Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J . Butler New York (WNSl-The Jewish on Public street by her mother, of 84 Gallatin street are celebrat­ War Veterans of the United Mrs. Peter Millman and Miss ing their twenty-second wedding States and the Non-Sectarian Claire Spaniel. ~ Guests were pres- anniversary. Anti-Nazi League have launched a boycott of the Max Schmeling Al Thomas heavyweight buot to Theatre Attractions be held at Madison Square Gar­ ' dn on December 13th. Mike RKO ALBEE I which depicts love that is tender Jacobs, promoter of the Twentieth A young girl on trial for her gay and that forgets there's th~ Century Sporting Club, has been life and a woman. beautiful, dis- devil to pay. With a star support­ advised by both organizations that tingufshed and talented, on trial ing cast of Stuart Erwin, Claire their members are being mobilized for her past, her present and Trevor "Second Honeymoon" to withhold support from the bout. future, is the theme of "Portia threatens to surpass the recep­ on Trial," starring Frieda Ines- tion of and similar madcap ex­ cort and Walter Abel, which is periences. The Jones family with now being shown at the RKO all their troubles comes to life on Albee Theatre. Joe E. Brown the screen once more in the sec­ brings a new series of laughs in ond feature, " Borrowing Trouble."' Win Your his new comedy romance, "Fit Starred in this first run produc­ for a King" with a supporting tion are Jed Prouty, Spring By­ / Turkey cast of Helen Mack and Paul ington and Shirley Deane. At Kelly. As an extra attraction the management will present Walt B'NAI B'RITH FAYS CHARITY FUND Disney's first color cartoon, "Ha­ A fast and mirthful stage show, I waiian Holiday," with Mickey THANKSGIVING PARTY "Candid Camera Capers" is now and , , TUESDAY being shown at Fays Theatre. and . Starring Joe Besser, Diane and Duval, Jackie Starr, Sybil Kaye November 23 MAJESTIC and a host of comedy dancing 8 P. M. Tyrone Power and Loretta stars, this week's show promises Young are co-starred .together in the tops in entertainment. On WOMEN'S a hit that is even greater than the screen, exciting, glamorous USE J/J __ "Love is News," which brought Annabella is starred in "'Dinner Also OUR /' (IUIJ- REPUBLICAN CLUB waves of lau~hter from the Pa­ at the Ritz" with a supporting 63 Washington St. cific to Atlantic Oceans. This cast of Paul Lukas, David Niven time its "Second Honeymoon" and Romney Brent. Jack Shea Batteries 8 U DG ET PLAN and his :big local amateur con­ test is presented on the stage every Monday. ■ ■ Au'to and ■ Tel. DExter 3273 "Jewish Songs a Specialty" ■ ~···············································~■ ■ a SAMUEL BERDITCH aOpen Meeting Held Home Radios I Tenor Soloist =by What Cheer Lodge An open meeting and social of Oil Burners ■ Entertainment furnished for all occasions ■ = What Cheer Lodge, No. 183, In­ = Dancers, Singers, Orchestras or Novelty Numbers I = dependent Order of Brith Sho- I 221 Oakland Avenue Providence R I = ' Bicycles ■ ' . ' . . ■ lorn, was held last Tuesday even- ing at their lodge rooms, Chest­ ~···············································~ nut street, with Saul Wald, pre­ and All Auto siding. The social was under the chair­ Accessories manship of B. J . Kaplan, assist­ f.ut..'a to the Voice of Firestone; Monday evening,; Na B,C.- WEAF Network ed by E. Greenberg, M. Kahn Uf4ffiUMlfMIB and B. Rice. Speaker was David G. Geffner. Refreshments were General Insurance served. Nomination and election of of­ ficers will take place on Decem­ FRANKLIN s!:~ry1 ber 7. All members are urged to 184 Broad Street Providence, R. 1. hila&IIIHJII I I 4 THE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1937 The Jewish Herald Something To Be Thankful For Scene Around Town I OF LOCAL HAPPENINGS The Jewish Home Newspaper of Rhode Island A DIGEST Published Every Week in the Year by LET US GIVE Tl-4ANKS .._____ By JACOB LEICHTER The Jewish Press Publishing Company THAT WE CAN CELEBRATE OUR OAY OF TMANl

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Conference Speaker Dictator Clamps Sheltering Society B'nai B'rith Charity Raffle Down on 1,000 Jews BUENOS AIRES (WNS) -An Appoints Committee Groups Combine appeal from the Jews of Para­ For Charity Fund guay to American Jewry to pro~ At a special meeting of the Pro­ tE>st against expulsion from the vidence Hebrew Sheltering Socie­ The combined B'nai Brith orders country of a number of prominent in Providence, namely: The Roger ty to discuss plans for celebration Jews and the arrest of many oth­ ; The Rober Wil­ Williams Lodge ers was received here this week of the burning of the mortgage to 1 ary; The Roger Wil­ liams Auxili from Asunscion. be held at Weinstefo's Banquet : liams Chapter, Aleph Zadick Al­ Hall, Sunday evening, Nov. 28, eph; and The Roger Williams Morris Rotman, acting chairman, Junior League; have completed appointed the following general final arrangements for its gala The Awful Truth committee. 1 charity affair, to be held at the About Your Figure Morris Feinberg, Louis Fish- . Women's Republican Club, 63 bein, Sol Wald, Abraham Heller, Washington street, Tuesday even­ can be remedied ... Samuel Michaelson, Joseph Gross­ ing, November 23, at eight o'clock. Consult Us Free of Chnrge Con­ man, Barney Coren, Jacob Uloff, , For the first time in the history cerning your J!'lgure Problem.s Harry Weiner, Benjamin Resnick, ' of the local B'nai Brith organiza­ Jack Resnick, Morris Wilkes, Ben­ tion, a t1J,rkey raffle and bingo will jamin Mandell, Samuel Shore, be held, for the benefit of charity. ~uAe Beaalii John Schneider, Chas. J. Ehrlich, In addition to the raffle and bin­ and Morris Cohen, ex-officio. go there will be a liquor and fruit ./~~ 299 Westminster St. wheel. An unlimited amount of H. DAVID FALK I I Beth-Israel Men BISHOP G. G. BENNETT turkeys will be offered for prizes, and will be dressed as desired. The Bishop Granville Gaylord Ben- Hear Irwin Tobin proceeds shall be the foundation Irwin Tobin, secretary of the nett will be the main speaker at of the new B'nai Brith Charity SUPPER DANCING EVERY Rhode Island Peace Movement, the Twelfth Annual Jewish Youth will take care of all Conference which opens on Fri- Fund, which social service SATURDAY EVENING IN THE addressed members of the Men's day night, December 3rd. This will the organization's Club of Temple Beth-Israel last be followed by a Youth Forum on activities. the Thursday evening. William Lip­ Friday night, December 10th, and In order to accommodate Providence son, program chairman, intro­ the Youth Conference Dance on patrons of the first MEXICAN IA.. of the season, duced Mr. Tobin, who spoke on Saturday night, December 11. In­ Community Concert the charity affair will "Analyzing World Events." vitations are shortly going out to the time of prolonged. Prior to Mr. Tobin's talk, mo­ all the youth organizations of the be Sino-Jap Mrs. Joseph J . Seefer, H. David .r' vies were shown of the BOOM community. clash and two travelogues. Re­ Falk, and Sidney Hanzel are in A Bit of Old Mexico in Prov'idence freshments were served after the charge of arrangements. meeting. FEATURING- Liason Fund Drive tended to be a victory celebration by the Liason Committee, but un­ • CARL TATZ • WILL CARRIGAN Ext·ended One Week less there is an unanticipated And His Music Radio and Stage Singer stepping up of contributions, it ENTERTAINMENT Page 1) (Continued from will be a report of not enough CHARGE totals which they formerly gave. progress and the Jewish Orphan­ NO COVER $1.00 Per Person Minimum Food or Beverage Minimum dues to the six agen- age, Jewish Family Welfare So­ I Center, Community cies in the fund, prior to their ciety, Jewish Miriam Hospital and North End IDEAL FOR ALL campaign joining the annual Dispensary will face reduced bud­ SOCIAL FUNCTIONS amounted to approximately $25 Beautiful and colorful with a backgro1111d gets in 1938 in spite of increasing Room is including tickets for typical of Old Mexico, Tne Mexican per year, not costs for food, fuel and most of the ideal place for all social functions-Lun­ H advertisements in pro­ cheons, Banquets Civic Clubs, Sales Meet­ dances, their other absolutely essential ings etc. It has it's own private kitchen and a grams and other things of the is conv,miently located 0n the lobby flo or needs. with a direct entrance from Garnet St. Ample T same character. Many people who parking soaee nearby. Your inspection ls at least that cordially invited. E used to contribute RABBINICAL COLLEGE - amount now content themselves Rabbi Joshua \\. erner will ad­ ------with $5, or as their charity $io dress members of the Rabbinical for the year. The effect of LiinPERIAl fund College of Telshe at their regu­ this is to offset to a considerable ONE BLOCK FROM PENN STATION lar meeting Monday a,t the Com­ contributions degree the generous munity Center. Following the J,vly "• preferred locelion"- of others. tt. fine 600 room hotel of fen speaker program and entertain­ its work was to have the utmost in eccessibility, Although ment, refreshments will be served. of this week, comfort end economy. been ended the first J. EDWARD DOWNES, Manager the committee is putting in an I extra week of hard work in a final effort to reach the quota and will OBITUARY 32 ND & BROADWAY hold its final meeting at the Jew- .__------­ ish Community Center at six SAMUEL PRESSEL NEW YORK o'clock on Sunday. This was in- Samuel Pressel, of 74 Ontario street, died last Friday after a long Start saving noW illness. He had resided here for 33 years and was a tailor by occupa­ tion. Surviving Mr. Pressel are his "CREDIT A-1 wife, Mrs. Mollie Pressel, and a with Steiner. with all the stores" sister, Mrs. Samuel HARRY E. MILLER Funeral services for Harry Ed­ ward Miller, Eastman Professor of Political Economy at Brown Uni­ "' versity, were held last Monday from the Solomon Funeral Home, 420 Harvard avenue, Brookline, Mass. Rabbi Louis Epstein of Bos­ ton officiated. Prof. Miller died Sunday after­ noon at Beth Israel Hospital, Bos­ ton, where he had been a patient be• In many cases, the difference for a month. 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