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Vol. XI, No. 10 PROVIDENCE, R. I., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1935 5 Cent.s the Copy Miriam Hospital to Prov. Levi ~ies Be Neighborly! · Support In Paris at 72 The Community Fund Observe Celebration PARIS (JTA) - Pro!. Sylvain Levi, noted French historian and Team Organizer Drive Starts Tuesday; Hospital to Recognize 10th I Work to be Recognized I orientalist and president of the AJ. Five Jewish Agencies Anniversary and Work liance Isr.telite Universelle, leading of Max Grant J ewish organization which is this Allotted Funds year celebrating its 75th anniver­ With the Special Prospects Divi• Miriam Hospital, in observing its suy, died here suddenly today. He sion already hard at work under the 10th anniversary wi t h a banquet was 72 years old. inspiring direction of Benard M. next Sunday evening at the Nar'ra­ G-oldowsky, the full strength of the gansett Hotel, will make the jubilee Prof. Levi was born here March 28, 1863, and educated at the Sor­ J l'w ish Federation for Social Service a double celebration by recogn:izing will be throw.n into action next Tues­ the decade of service Max L. Grant bonne, later serving on its faculty. He has been on the faculty of the day as part of the Providence-Cran. has given t he Hospital as president ston Community Fund Campaign of the ins titution s ince its founding College of France since 1894 and with Ecole des Hautes Etudes since which will seek in one week to raise Mr. Grant by his work duri!lg thi:; $634.908. for the support of 38 ·so­ ten year period has helped carry on 1885. At both schools he occupied t he chair of Snascrit Language and cial agencies for the entire year, of t hE: work of that band of unselfish Li terature. 1936. Included among the 38 agen­ J ewish Women, headed by Mary cies which will wait the result of Grant, who together to pl'Ovide At the Peace Co nference at Ver­ the campaign with anxiety are five ki ndly, sympathetic care of the sick sailles, Prof. Levi, representing major Jewish institutions upon and injured of the Hebrew faith. French Jewry on the Committee of whose work the welfare of many At the dinner, commemorating the Jewish delegations, took a vigorous sick and poor and orphaned and un­ opening of Miriam Hospital on No­ stand against Palestine as a J ewish fortunate individuals in the city. vember 15, 1925 the fo llowing sveak­ national home. Ile was always a ers will review the history of t he strong opponent of Zionism. With James Goldman in charge of Je,vish participation on the teams Hospital and its influences in the A · brilliant orientalist, his pub­ medical world; Wiiliam S. Innis, in the general divisions, assisted by h£hed works include "Le Theatre Mrs. Ethel Cohen as organizer, and president of the Providence Com­ Indien," "La Doctrine du Sectifice Mrs. Harry Guny and Miss Anna munity Fund, from which the Hos­ dans Jes Brahmanas/' "Le Nepal," Field as assistants, several hundred pital derives part of its financial and "L'lnde." scpport; Rt. Rev. Msgr. Peter E. Jewish workers will step into stride Blessing, D. D. Vicar General of the Prof. Miller to Open I Palestine Enacts with an army of more than 2000 for Catholic Diocese of Providence and this annual drive. This year for the secretary treasurer of St. Joseph Educational ------ Sanctions Against first time, the Cranston Community Hospital; Mayor J ames Dunne, Dr. Fund is included marking another (Contnued on Page Three) Lectures Italians (Continued on Page Two) ,JERUSALEM (JTA)- The H;gh Prof. Harry E. Miller of Brown Commissioner of Palestine Monday Reich Forces Ur.h·ersity will speak on " Stakes i11 enacted sanctions against Italy Arab Strike Is Et hiopia," at the opening lectu-e in based upon recommendations of the th<' Adult Education Groups, to be Privy CQunril. The sanctions are in Big Jewish held next Saturday afternoon at 2 three categories, prohibiting: Not Effective; o'clock at Temple Beth Israel. Prof. 1. Import and export of war ma,. Miller will discuss the situation in ~c rials. retroactive to Oct. 25. Firms to Sell Ethiopia w,ith its implications for 2. Credits to Italy. Peace Prevails minorities, among whom the J ewish 3. All imports from Italy. BERLIN (JTA) - Over 75,000 people are numbered. The Palestine Government is JERUSALEM (JTA) - The Jew­ Jewish and semi-Jewish enterprises The Study Groups are under the printing a special gazette embody­ ish population of Palestine relaxed will pass into "Aryan" hands under direction of Rabbi Morris Schus­ ing the resolutions on sanctions this week from the tenseness that the Reich's present J)olicy, the Ger­ sheim and the general topic for di s­ against Italy. had accompanied the general strike man press reported today. Average cussion this year has been announc­ of the Arab population against al• value of these enterpris~ was esti­ ed as "The Jew Faces the Contem­ U. S. Envoy to Leave leged Jewish arming last Saturday. mated at 30,000 to 40,000 marks, porary World." The lecture serie:-­ The strike was only partly effec ­ official statistics indicde. The mark will continue for 14 weeks. Mrs Jemsalem on Nov. 17 tive ancl there were few disorders. value was set at 40.33 in yesterday's Rose Markensohn and Dr. Carl Jag­ JERUSALEM (JTA) - Ely E. At Nablus, 400 Arab youths threw market. Special empha~is was placed olinzer, chai rman for the women's Palmer, consul-general of the Unit• stones and smashed windows in the upon an immediate anti-Jewish boy­ and men's divisions, respcc'. ivcly -:!d St:J: tes at J erusalem for almost Shomdonim quarter of the ancient cott in the fur trade by Hitler's per­ are registr8;rs for the Saturday a ft­ two years, will leave here on No­ city. Nobody was wounded, accord­ sonal organ, the Voeelkischer Beo­ ernoon sess10ns. vember 17 to take over his new post ing to reports. bachter. Other speakers for these lectures at Ottawa, Ont. He is president of Many Arab shops and restaurants BERLIN (JTA) - The Jarge include: Prof. Israel Efros, Buffalo the Rotary Club here. refused to close their doors in defi­ number of forced sales of J ewish­ University, Buffalo, N. Y.; Prof. A. MAURICE SAMUEL ance of the orders issued by Arab owned business enterprises shows a A. Neuman, Dropsie College, Phil­ Revisionists to Vote party leaders. The strike also failed decided increase throughout the adelphia; and Rabbi Milton Stein­ Maurice Samuel will be guest On Reich Barter Pact to cripple transportation lines, many Reich, and now incluYiddish when emigrating to Palestine, has against the J ews since 1929, the enterprises have been compelled to Wilhemina has created Herman Ley­ been called by the New Zionist Or­ year of the riots, was given to the densdorf, famous J ewfa h violinist, scholar and orator. His translations transfer their business assets at of the autobiography of the late ganization of Palestine, Zioni st-Re­ elaborate precautions ag-ainst dis­ only a small percentage of their ac­ a Knight of the Order of Orange visionist group. turbances taken by the police. and Nassau. Schmarya Levin is a masterpiece of tual values. literature. He has caught the spirit and life of Levin's inimitable Yid­ dii;h style and the latter's writings Creation of a Genuine Jew­ Britain Rebukes Reich; Nazis live again in English. Maurice Samuel has had a varied ish Art is Goal of Resent "Truth About and colorful career. He was educat­ ed in England and upon graduation from the University of Manchester, Saul Raskin Hitler" he continued to study in various French and German Colleges. Fol­ "Creation of a J ewish Ar,t, dis­ was necessary that I pass through LONDON (JTA) - 'l'he Foreign "The twentieth century," he con­ lowing the war, he served for a year tinctly Jewish in conception and three stages. First, the technicque Office has rebuked the German Gov­ tinues, "witnessed with surprise not with the United States Pogrom In­ style, is the a.im of every Jewi sh of painting and drawing had to be merely the promulgation of these vestigating Committee to Poland, artist today," declared Saul Raskin, conquered which then permitted me ernment in connection with its pro­ and test, offered by the German Ambas­ ferocious doctrines but their enforce­ the Inter-Allied Reparations well known artist to a J ewish Herald tn reali ze my own capabilities. Se­ sudor to Great Britain upon instruc­ ment with brutal vigor by the Gov­ Commission in Pari s, Berlin and Vi­ reporter in an interview yesterday. condly, as a J ewish artist, I had to tions from Berlin, against an arti­ ernment. Past services, proved pa• enna. Mr. Raskin, whose works are ex­ ktiow my people or it was they cle in the Strand Magazine by Win­ triotism, even the wounds sustained Besides his literary activity, Mr. hibited at Temple Emanu-EI under whom I as to portray. Their actions ston Churchill in which Hit\erism is in war do not procure immunity for Samuel is undoubtedly the most the sponsorship of the lnstitue of in their homes, their synagogues, bitterly denounced. persons whose only crime is that popular orator of the present day. JC'wish Studies, was born in Rus­ their methods of business and their their parents brought them into the He has recently returned from his siu and came to this country in 1904 enjoyment of life had to infiltrate The Foreign Office bluntly in• world. Every ki nd of persecution, after he had completed his studies at my whole being. formed the Ge rman Ambassador grave or petty, upon world-famoUR European, Asian, and African trav­ the Universities of Berlin and Paris. ''The third factor, and to me the is that it does not exercise control scientists, writers and composers, at eJi.1, and well versed with first A II of his time since has been spent mos t diflicult is the creation of a over Mr. Churchill. the Co p, to wretched little Jewish hand information concerning the in this country except for the peri­ di stinctive Jewish art. There are The Nazi Government's action in ch ildren in the nation's schools, was current crisis on the Mediterranean odical visits he has made to Pules• innumerable J ewish artists but only protesting the article created con­ practiced, was glorified and still is and in northern Africa. Whlle the tine, the land which has greatly a few dealing only with Jewish sub­ siderublc resentment in journalistic being practiced and glol'ifl ed." text of his to11ic for discussion is influenced and inspired his work. jects and it is through these few ci rcles here where it wus widely in­ Churchill expresses astonishment not yet announced, it ia expected Although Mr. Raskin is 67 years that we can ex1,ect the greaest ad­ terpreted as a Nazi attempt to ce n• that he will speak on the effect of old hi s begi nning as o painter only vance towards genuine and original sor the British press. !~:!nreu:1ea~.~i:~Lien°i1:~~bat~c!. the Itnlo-Ethio1>ian conflict u1m.n the sturted fourteen years ago while J ewi sh inter11retation. In the past, n~; world minorities. Churchill 's article was entitle(] Juno 80 Inst yenr1 but even endorsed visiting in Palestine. "The beauty famous Gentile . artists have por­ '•'fhe Truth About Hitler." ll.e!er­ ond acclaimed its author with hon­ Samuel R. Finegold, chairmun of or the land," Mr. Raskin said, "wm• trayed J ew ish characters and situ­ ring in it to the J ews or Germany, ors as though he were a god. the progrum committee of the Men's r<'ally the one sig nificu nt factor that ations but des1>ite their technical hE' writes that "a community num­ " Here," Mr. Churchill concluded, Club, announced to members of the turned my interest and energies to skill, the inner emotions could not bered by the hundreds of thousands " is the (rightful !act before which board of governors at a meeting ))ainting." be reflected in the finished works, has been declared a foul and odious what is left o! European civili za­ held last evening that the Hon. "But to become a painter, a good for they, the artists, were not Jew&. rnce." tion ,must bow its head in shame." (Continued on Pal'e Four) p&inter," Mr. Raskin continued, "it (Continued on Pap Foar) 2 1 -- 1 l'""1THE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1985 Drive Leaders Urge Support for Community Fund Warn Professors to "Lay Off" Anti­ Nazi Activities MINNEAPOLIS (JTA) .... Postal authorities are investigating threat­ ening letters received here by Uni­ versity of Minnesota professors and other liberals, who were advised to "lay off" anti-Nazi pronouncements or undergo "tar and feathering." Chief among those to receive the missives are Dr. Lotus D. Coffman, president of the University of Min­ nesota, and Professor Benjamin E. Lippincott, of the University's Po­ litical science department. J AMES GOLDMAN ALTER HOYMAN ARTHUR LEVY First disclosure of the threats was made by Professor Lippincott, vig­ (Continued from Page One) Propaganda Spread "Love in an Inn," orous exponent of liberal thought in Jewish Show, at a lecture before one of his classes great step forward in coordinating The statement continues to describe on the campus. The threat, written charitable work in this community, the work of the above-named insti­ by Nazi Agent Modern Theatre on one of the periodic letters sent in eliminating waste and duplication tutions and also asks that subscrib­ out by the Edmonson Economic and in saving many hundreds of dol­ ers remember well that there are 32 In Mexico The first J ewish show of the sea­ Service, 80 Washington Street, New lars in campaign costs. other ai:rencies in the Community son, 1'Love in an Inn", will open York City, was not received by Lip­ Message of Support Fund which deserve ample support, MEXICO CITY. D. F . (J TA) pincott directly, but by a faculty On the eve of the campaign, the next Thursday evening, November including the Lying-In Hospital. A group of Nazi agents arrived here colleague. The Edmondson letter ap­ Federation has sent to several thou­ Providence and Cranston District 14 at the Modern Theater for one p11. rently had been sent to St. Paul sands loyal supporters in this city Nurses. Providence Tuberclosis Lea­ recently and are spreading among performance with a cast and chorus and from there mailed by the a statement of the urgency of the Jru.e, Children's Friend Society, S.P. the Mexican population propaganda from the Franklin Park Theater. "threatener." The threat was signed campaign. It is entitled: C.C., Charitable Fuel Society, and against the Jews and for Hitlerism. Featured in the main roles are "Christian Vigilantes." "AN URGENT PERSONAL AP­ a number of others. Sadie Shoengold, Sam Aurbach and PEAL TO YOU." They are conducting their activities Gift Increases Necessary with the aid of the Golden Shirts, Max Kletter whose delightful antics League Calendar "Never have your J ewish chari­ Mexican anti-Semitic Fascist organ­ make this musical show extraordin­ ties been more needed than today. It has been pointed out that owing ization. ary in humor and action. Others in Never have they been better able to to the increase in the needs of the the cast include Sam Gershtenzang, Friday, November 8 meet that need since joining the fund agencies, and to certain deaths "Jewry and Crime" is the name Luba Wesoly, Anna Weisman, Abe Council Board Meeting, afternoon. Community Fund - Never before and other causes in the community, of one of the pamphlets distributed Harl, Liza Tuckman, Pearl Adler, Tuesday, November 12 tliat, were their directors able to increases in gifts are needed to by the Nazi agents in trolley cars Sam Gertler, Max Klass, and George give full time to the real job of Hadassah Victory Bridge, after­ make this year's minimum quota throughout the capital and in many Gould, all from the first run cast noon. caring for the needy - Never be­ attainable. Due to the passage of towns and cities of the provinces. that played to enthusiastic audien­ fore were your orphans and sick and au act of Congress exempting cor­ Information contained in the pam­ ces at Franklin P ark Theater. Wednesday, November 13 poor unfortunate so well cared for­ corporation may now increase their phlet was compiled by the Nazi se­ Lad·ies' Montefiore Association, Never will they need your help more gifts to the Community Fund from cret police in Germany under the Tickets may be obtained. at Har­ afternoon. than in 1936. · 12 1-2 per cent without spending an direction of General Dalige. ry's Delicatessen on Clemence Temple Beth-El, "Russian Kretch­ "For you, conditions are improv­ extra cent for the purpose. Thus a Street; Rakatansky's Spa, Willard ma," evening. ing. For you, jobs are more plenti­ The pamphlet charges that the and Prairie Avenues; Berman's corporation which gave $100 last Thursday, November 14 ful. For you, business is better. year may give at least $112.50 this Jews always contributed the largest Spa, Willard Avenue and Gay St.; percentage of criminals in Germany and at the box office the day of the Ladies' Auxiliary, Jewish War BUT for the poor, they are still year and the net cost to the concern Veterans, evening. waiting for the sun to rise. will be just the same. From reports and that Nazism did away with performance. "Show yo~ appreciation of the es­ already received at the time of go­ them, but that Germany is now sential work your char.ities are do­ ing to press, it is apparent that a overrun by Jewish criminals in in­ JUNIOR HADASSAH MEETING ing. Show your gratit ude for your dustry and commerce and that Jews great many corporations will avail The monthly meeting of Provi­ own improving position. Express themselves of the opportunity to give are engaged in gambling and nar­ your thankfulness for the good cotic traffic. dence Chapter, Junior Hadassah, more generously in this manner. was held last night at the Biltmore TORGSIN things in life which are yours by Another of the pamphlets, sent a generous subscription, once a year Hotel. Mrs. Leon Semonoff, past here from Germany and bearing the president of the Rhode Island for all these charities, payable in SHOWER FOR IDA WEINER imprint of the Falken Verlag, Leip­ stallments throughout the year~ Chapter of Professional Artists' A shower in honor of Miss Ida zeig, is published by the Anti-Sem­ "The Community Fund seeks a League of America, spoke ori art GIFTS Weiner of Pleasant Street, was held itic League Deutsche Fuechte Bund. and ideals. Mrs. Semonoff studied at minimum of $634,908. this year. Of Readers are asked to spread the in this total, your own charities re­ last Saturday night at Zinn's Res­ the Rhode Island School of Design pamphlets and invited to write to and is now studying with John quire at least $65,001., nearly 11 % taurant. A dinner was served which the Verlag for a supply gratis. of the total." Sloane of New York. Mrs. Anita RELATIVES This statement is signed in behalf was followed by a round of bridge. The propaganda is conducted Strangseld entertained. with a group of their agencies by the following; More than 250 people from New without interference although there of vocal selections, accompanied by Mrs. Helen Dudley at the piano. TORGSIN" STORES are u Max L . Grant, president of the Fed­ York Pennsylvania, Boston and are laws on the books prohibiting eration and of Miriam Hospital; Providence attended. spreading of race hatred, particu- located in the larger 1~;:_ by foreignei-s. ' GILDENS HAVE DAUGRTER cities of the Soviet Alter Boyman, vice-president of Hostesses for the evening were Miriam Hospital; Arthur J . Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gilden, of Union and carry vari ­ :Mesdames H. Weiner, M. Moskowitz, One instrument of propaganda president of Jewish Family Welfare was checked recently when the gov­ 55 Hamilton St., Pawtucket, are re­ ous domestic ond im • Society; Milton C. Sapinsley, presi­ S. Weiner, 0. Zinn and J. Schrei­ ernment prohibiting the film "Loyal ceiving congratulations on the birth ported articles of high dent of the Jewish Orpanage of ber. of a daughter, on October 30, at Rhode Island; and Mrs. Milton Fuld, to the Death," a UFA picture de­ quality. Miss Weiner will marry Irving picting the clash between Nazis and Miriam Hospital. Mrs. Gilden was president of North End Dispensary. formerly Celia Schwartz. Moskowitz, of Oakland Ave., the Communists during the early days Prices compare of the Hitler revolution. The official latter part of December. s•·'· explanation of the ban is that it favorably with might have stirred clashes among Dr. Gerald G. those in A m erica Mizrachi to Hold the workers. The newspaper sharp­ World-Wide Appeals ly criticized the government for Feinberg ~IIDISON banning the fi lm, accusing it of • Communist sympathies. Podiatrist J ERUSALEM (JTA) - The World Mizrach.i Organization, ortho­ UFA films monopolized Mexican Children's Shoe Specialist s markets recently because American dox Zionist group, announced that it Prepare your child for happy companies refused to pay the high school days by providing prop­ ~nom!,~~~ is shortly sending delegations to tariffs imposed on American pic­ perly fitted shoes 57 MADISON AV'f!.. Mlw 'IOU England and the United States to tures. This disagreement, however, rACIND HAOIION l~UAAI l'AIIK is being straightened out. Children's Shoes professionally start a fund-raising campaign for fitted Mizrachi colonization activities in A. DESICiN FOR COUNCIL BOARD TO MEET 704 Alice Building Palestine. emy mode o/LIVJNO ...... The Executive Board of Directors 236 WESTMINSTER ST. ,of the Prl'vidence Section, National Council of Jewish Women, will meet $•so TRANSIENT today (Friday) at 2 o'clock at the I ,iN GLE PERMANENT Jew~:n~:~ple IBiltmore Hotel. • SORORITY BOARD MEETING HAVE YOU HEARD ? 1 'fo occupy five room tenement, ~ ni:i.tspa~ci~iemh~~~g 0faMi~: situation of world Jewry is greater Maj. Charles M. Hoffman became The co-operation of all these work­ ThE;tr par_ty affiliations are: 28 La­ in Germany" and because, he sai

Operetta in 2 acts a•1d 5 scene 1 tematically. Tickets 50c, 75c and $1 plus tax OUTLET - Women•, l hoo On sale at Harry's Delicatessen. lltor e, lltrifl. nuor Clemence St.; Hakataneky's Spa, Prairie and Willurd Ave; llcnnan's Spa, Willord Ave. and Gay St., nnd at Box Office 0~1 MBMBBR, PSDBRAL HOM& LOAN BANI: SYSTBM day of pcrfonnnnce. ' THE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, OVEMBER 8, 1935 BOOK NOTES IJe~~:,~::~~;:e to I By Esther Levine WarDead n. Jnri,,i, H-• !iewspa- of Rbodo l.sland Pab1iuec1 B,-ery Week m tlle Yea.r- b,- Th~ '------1 1 Past Co..ander Pau.l J. Robin, J...u Presa Pubmmc Company Robert ~ult'• "'E a r- o p a • cerned with a ...-orld which is rotten du.irm.an or the Armistiu Day a,m. (Curles SJaibeaier"s Som) is one of and decadent and he describes it in lllittee for R. L Post :So. %3. J~h W alte:r Rut.a.a.a, Ed.ilor tire iaportaat boob of tlae seuon. the James Joyce manner, in which War Yetff'a.JU. a.DJU)D.Dttd today th.at JacN Leidaler, A.d-9°. lip-. ______It is lengthy detailed ac:coo:nt of a ~ is not only called a spade plans far the commemoration <>f Emopean ~tions, especially in but the quality of the earth un- Araistitt Day an wmpld,e. The '8Esd,aacef'latt-H3W...-..,._Pn_Rhodelslud the higher social strata. during the turned is analyzed in minute ~ entire poEt will tom ont for the an- TELEPHOl'o"E GASPEE 431.Z late nineteenth and early twentieth Prominent figures wander in aid no.al parade and will be headed. for cert:ury out of the pages of this remarkable tm' first time, by the R. L J~h 1hmber Jewish Tel~~~- News eo=-­ It depicts a soeiety with '"3lues book.. Aristocrats of the period look Junior Vdft"a.D UDiformed band. so distorted, with auings so un- on bewildered as the st.andardis they com-isti:n_g- of 30 pier:~ u.nder the natural, with tastes so avid for ha~e immutable are n.ept leadenhip of Senior \ itt-Comman­ THE JEWISH HEE_.\LI) invites eonespondenee _on sob~ of interest : new beliel'ed the Jewish people. but ciisclajms responsibility for an indorsement sensatiom that it has lost sight of aside. l..ady Pemoore,, Julia.n's aunt der Esmond Borod. the news expressed by the writers. th 0 ~such~ o~ ;:~~ ::U~:.U ~~~spo:°~ P~t!2 s~~~ ne;!n -!1°:;: .__ •::::Z:::-a.xr:u~~ fd~ ~if:' ~ u ed., bot that lS was allowed to eDSt home. Hollli"e.er, when the Liberals tration committee chai.nnan, will for such a ~ of time. sail into pow-er, she is at a loss.. decorate the gra~es of the departed Suacriptioa. Rates: Fin Cets thr Cop1. B,- Yail. $%.OI ptt Alllma The story E drawn about young '"One amaot ask people like }lr. comrades. Ceremonies will also be Julian Bern, the son of a minor Lloyd Georp or )Ir. Burns, an one'! coodnd:ed at Cleinman Square. English diplomat with good connee- Or dnadfaJ persons lib }lr_ Kier t:iDns. Young Julian's early educa~ Hardie or llr. )l.aaaay lledonald. llondar e.eni.ng, at o'clock, the ONCE A YEAR! ion in Italy quickened a naturaly tba.t one simply cou1dn.'t know." Post and tire Auxiliary will hold ~ rniM:- He found mum to 'The re,-olt against the reigning their annual dance in the Post ball ~on. ~y the_ contra- sys:tem5 is traced. Julian witnesses room on !\iagara St. At 11 o'clock If one little Jewish boy in this city had no place to lay dictions of life. When his father a coal strike in England. He lL~ that e'\"ening, taps will be sounded by Bugler Esmond Borod, in mem his head tonight, a hundred of us would be up in arms OYer him he is free to to speeches made by Rosa Luxem­ ":lls ~ ~ oey of the dead. the situation and would see to it that he was fed and _tucked bis o~ decisions ~ to form his bou:rge and Karl Llebknecht in Ger­ own judgements Julian P~ many. He attends a meeting where General committees indwk: the under the co,ers somewhere. Such is the spirit of neighbor­ "How &hoold I be able to Judp he bears Jean Jame's, the great following chairmen; Paul J. P.obi.n, liness among the Jewish Community of Pro,idence. Likewise, (or myself when. as far as I can. socialist leader. Through his manip­ parade; Dr. John J. Rooslin, danee mab ou.t, most pow-n-np people att olations, be seem-es a job as sec­ asadf- the beautiful Princess Zenia, are m Je\\ish Institute of And ,rb,a I ask qHStion.s. I ... Berlin. '111ere 1S much ..-ar talk. The Begins Activities the spirit neighborliness among the Je"ish Community of told that I mast wait llll.lil I pow Social-Democrats are sure that ~ Pro,.;dence. np. 'When I try to find out for my- masses of the ~ people ~w; The J~h Institute acthities, self I am told ta.i I am wicked they wil not be dri~en to w-ar. But condu.ct.ed by P..abbi Abraham I If you and I were told that the :lliriam Hospital, the Jew­ ant1' ehoaJd not read wicked books. .-ar is declared. Julian is left numb, Schechter at 49 Orms Street, will ish Orphanage, the Jewish Commnnity Center, The Je,vish Do you eaU that being free?" paral~ hr the stupid futility sur- be held this season at t he Ladies Julian's years at Cambridge did ~g him. ~ book _cl~ on t.:nion Aid Building, 191 Orms SL Familv Welfare Society and the Korth End Dispensary were not stop his mental growth.. His in- this note of chaooc uneertamty. going· to close their doors for lack of funds to carry on, not terests in science kept his mind op- Reading Suggestions Two groups have been organized hr Rabbi Schechter, under the name merely a hnndred of us, all of us would drop everything and ~ ~~=~= :.tt:.::t Personal History, by Vinttnt of Young Israel. Their purpose is would empty onr pockets to see to it that such a thing did not ter:-ded by royalty to resai.ing wo- Sbeean.. Doubleday. A straightfor­ religious, c:ultu..ral and social, and men snffragettes from the hands of 1ili"ard,, well written account of the one feature of their programs 13 happen. Such is the spirit of neighborliness among the Jew­ pol.itemen. Throogh the dr,-elopment aothor's life as a newspaper and holding semces ewry Saturday ish Community of Pro,idence. of this cosmopolite, the entire so- special correspondent in £-urope and morning , at which all prayers are read and the sermons delivered by But such a thing cannot happen. Why? Because that ciaJ and political backgroond of :-g !°:~~ Of~ mc.mbers of the Young Israel ~~ ~tion is spread be- cial concern to us is his eyewitness same spirit of neighborliness prevails all the time, e,·en when The boys' group meet e.ery w-eek he main aiticism of this book account of the d.a.sh between the for a cultural hour, during whk:h no yonngsler is out in the cold, when no patient is suffering lies in its o~e.rwhelming w-ealth of Arabs and Zionists in Palestine. thE- prayers and their meaning, as nnattended pain, when no family is hnngry and cold, when no detail. The.re i5, for a no.et, too lit- \" ei:n of l.roo, by Ellen Glasgow. ,;i("ell as Jewish ceremonial:e are dis­ tit: disttimi:nation in the selection Harcourt, Brace. Re\"lewed la.st cussed. boy or girl need hang aronnd the corners. Because yon and I of material. lt is decidely for adult week.. A splendid, thoughtful st0ry and onr fathers and mothers took care of these things long re-zders. It is not a book for the in ,rirlt:h they w-ere met by Ada Fin­ The girls' group .-as organiz.ed squeamish. ll.r. Briffaolt is eon- castle. last Saturdar e,·enig ar: the home of Bil<> by organizmg onrsel,·es to care for those less fortunate Rabbi. and Mn. Schechter, and the than onrseh-es. Je\\ish Art follov.ing ofEcers .-ere elected by Combined Hebrew the members: Bertha Friedman, (Coutilllled frva Pace One) We ha,·e established these splendid institutions, we ha,·e president; Editb &boenberg, nce­ Institutes president; Anita Brill, secretary united them in the Jewish Federation for Social Senice, and "F"or example," he continu.ed as he Elect Esther Blazer, corresponding secre-­ w-ent rapidly o~er a group of pain­ w-e have linked arms in genuine American teamwork '";th our H. Leach as Head t.?ry; l liriam Weiss, treasurer, and tings and etclrings. "here is a group Lilyan Shu.shamky, repor..er. nm of prophets that hID-e been pictured non-Jewish neighbors through the medium of the Pro,idence­ group will also the many rimes. They differ from all H.. Leach w-as elected president of participate in Cranston Community Fund. Thereby we haw reduced the the Combined Bebrev.- I.nstitDtes of Jtmior Congregation Sabbath se-ni DreTiOO.S attempts to materialize costs South Proridenee at their first an- ces. of raising funds for efficient social work to a minimum. °what our ancient prophets resem­ nual connntion held last Sunday .,______------.' Therebv we have inspired cooperation, have a,-oided duplica­ bled.. In the past. the prophets were pictured as blond, smooth s.ha~en =' t~! ~.:;:.~ ,..1!;;, I Temple Emanu-El tion of effort, ha,e made onr charitable doUars do the most men whose :C.aces lad.ed the He­ good. Thereby we have eliminated connUess money-raising braic intensih- we have come to as­ read by the financial and recording Dr. Samuel Clifton v.ill speak on sociate with ~ our ancient thinkers. secretaries. "The Way to Peace," at the annual "affairs" and with them have abolished expensi\·e and unneces­ Tru! tanperamental delivery of mes­ Other oflirE.rs elected were B. Peace senice this evening ( Friday) sary items of o,erhead inrnh-ed in such "affairs." Thereby sages, thundering o~er the heads of ~ k,~ at .15 o'clock.. Dr. Clifton is l lin their oppressors, is sorely missing. == w-e have sa,~ed ourselves from perennial annoyance from so­ '""llany of the majestic charac­ cia1 secretary; and S. Tatz, rtt0rd- ~at~i!fcr:u,ge 1i:1t~~~e licitation. teristics of oW' prophets are well ~~.::;,~ ~~~~ choir will participate in the sen1ee. ' displayed by the dignified J...uh of members from the fOOT syn.a- Stanley Garn, son of llr. and l1rs. Once a year and once only we determine the amount we aged. a g,oup that ..-ill someday be gogues of South Prmidentt. Harry Garn will celebrate his Bar can afford for a whole year by one single subscription. Usually ertind. It will be a great loss A gift was presented to P~pre-- llitZ\·ah tomorrow (Saturday) to the J ewi£h people, despite the we add a few doUars for good measure and for the sake of onr SEUtatfre Elisha Scoliard in appre- morning. ~ha~e:n~~ ciation for his excellent work. in Last Su.nday at a special Ke-re own hearts and consciences. Four times a year, or more often ==- the organization. Rabbi J oshua ..\mi program. under the direction merefr a subterfuge to co~er the Werner opened the meeting of lli. Weiser, Douglas Seigal, Les­ if we like, we pay onr subscriptions in coll\·enient installments. hope ~of appearing non-Jewish. And throughout the year - for 36-5 days - we ha ,-e the deep ter .\lillman, Hilda Pritzker and "'The old men of oor race are true Hebrew Institute Milton lsserlis,, ga\"e brief talks. personal satisfaction of knolling that we have done our part cbaraden and splendid in their Shirley X orm.an presided.. knowledge of higher wisdom of life Appoints Chairman for those who are most nnfortnnate. and I feel as if I were drawing a F oUowing are the nominees for each time poses Plans for the South Providence DC.bool offices as selected by the monument one for Hebre,r lnstitue annual dance w-ere That opportunity to join in this great annual campaign me. A.s a distinct group, they will be Stndent Council; Bind.a Pri ker is with us now. This week we are all in,ited to subscribe, not gone.,. d.i.Ecussed by the society's members and llaynan:I Bun, president; Ar­ at their meeting last Tuesday after­ tbu.r Spear and Lester lliJJ.man., vice In dL~ his w-ork wh.kh was noon at their headkuarters on Ches­ only for the fiye great institutions which we ha,·e developed llr. Raskin president;. Shirley 'Sorman and colorfully displayed poin­ ter A ~enu.e. It was decided to stage but for all the 38 great agencies in the Pro,idence-Cranston ted out, with merry irony, ~ of Douglas Siegal, trea.su.rer; and Rita the eTent Tuesday e.ening, January &rm.an and Wallace Gen...-e.r, tl'ea5-­ Community Fnnd, most of which in any event are non-sec­ the titles with which he had adorned 14, at Probe( HalL se.eral of ha paintings. But through urer. Elections ....-ill be held Sunday, Mrs. Baroid A.. Belin W"8S appoin­ tarian in their policy and program, most of which are ours just the entire e:xhibition is was dearly Xo'"em.ber 17. ted dance chairman; llnL D. Spahn, Re.gi.stntion is still open for ch.il aa much as they belong to anyone else in the city, all of which mdent that lli. R.ukin's subjects associate chairman; Mrs. Harry dren from the ages hrn to 6\"e for were his own people in natural pos­ Glassman, secretary; and Mrs. Da­ should be supported by us "ith equal generosity and with equal es. the Xursery School which opened nd Gentenbtatt. tttasnrer. la.st llonday under the direction of enthw,iasm. Whether is was an old fashioned Mrs. Harry Gta.sman ..-.. du.en ~ a Simchas Torah celebra­ llrs. llorris L. Gro,-er. Registratio cha.in:nan of the committee in charge is also open for the Kindergarten. As in the past, we will gi,·e to the limit of our ability. tion, a scene in the park. the centn.J of the annoaJ: bridge; llrs. Darid As in the pa.st we will consider the needs of each of them, characteis were Jewi5b and in many Y anku as chairman of the refresh­ he captured that deliciOU5 J...-w, and our gift will be the sum total of our loyalty to all 38 ment t'Om.mittee; and llrs.. Darid Ladies' Association for humor that is inherent with J~ Horowitz. as chairman of Tag Da)· agencies. As nenr before in the past, we wiU remember Palestine, the .-orkers, in play and arrangements. Aged Holds Meeting in labor, in them he has personified that 1936 may be the crucial year when it will be determined hope and freedom from religiom The Ladies' Association of t~ whether these absolutely essential institutio11J1 will go on or oppression. There ii litUe superfic­ Maurice Samuel Jf"Wish Home for the Aged of Rhode (Colllinued froa Pace OM) not. Such is the spirit of neighbor! iness among the Jewish iality about M.r. Ra.skin's .-orb for be atlempta qujte --.Cully to ~ ~;11be i: ...-:-~ ": Community of Pro,idence. give each cbaracteristic some mean Louis Brodsky, Juatice of the >lag­ day a!le.moon, al the imtitution o ing; th.re is no waste of mate.rial ntnte Court in ~ e..- York ii being Hillside A~e. There is something greater radiat­ contacted for the second meeting. Palestine Starts Drfre ing from his work u a Jewish ar­ Jud~ Brochky, it will be remem­ Master All.an llamb. local pian u:t, ,.,u featurN on the program, On IDegal Immigrants ti.st and his etrorts are not merely bered, recm.llr became famous for painting,,; they ~eel J.-.rish life certain run.arks in diam.wing cha.rg• .-hk:b .-as in charge of Mn.. J ohn and penonalitia es agaimt alleged rioters on the J. Rou5lin. Bremen. Annual report& were TI!Ddered by IGMA >IU TEA The offioen of the Men's Club of the ,·arious committee chairmen. Temple Beth l.srul for the present Mn.. X a than Temkin read the open The Tau Sigma Mn Sorority lu!ld year an: Or. Carl Jagolimer, pres­ ing prayer. The meeting .-as pre­ a tea for prospect:i..-e pledg-ees tut ident; Hy Luker, vice president; med onr bJ Mn.. Samwtl Kichael Sueda,- al\unoon at the home of J ...pb Bloomfield, -..,; and son. Mn. Jacob Emstof beaded the lliu Eunice J....i., OD Camp SL Mallriee W. Bendel, treuurer. committee of hospitality. THE JEWISH HERALD,- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1935 6

Around T: i's?{:.~~:~:c~~::I!.... ___co_N_T_BR_ Y _J~_c K_~_. T_AN_ H_Aa_LT_R._D_G----:E-~ known diseuse, will appear at a This column is to be devoted to Duplicate - Both sides not vul• meeting of the Young Women's He• the interests of contract bridge, the nerable. The Town brew Association, Wednesday eve- card game which is constantly ga•in- .... WEST (Dealer) 1 Heart, 4 Clubs C~!in!~;;m1c!nt~} ai.u~~e i::b~ ing in favor throughout our state. Pass 'Pass. performed at a similar meeting last ~:!\1 z ; ni~8 ~~ ~! l~e in t~i:i; NORTH, 2 Diamonds; 5 Clube-;· 5 With JO~RPH \1. :FINKLE year and was .received so enthusi- Island; but I am confident that this Spades, Pass. ,· .. ;- .... :;:caJ!~!~d!l return performance : ::hu!:~!~a~fos.!i r:,t it wlic~ o::;~1:~ EAST, 3 Clubs, Pass, P&&a, Pass'. Although her home is in New Ha- as .i t is in other cities, where dupli- SOUTH, 3 Spades, 5 Diamonds, ven, Conn., Miss Jacobs has achieved cate match may be found on any 6 Spades. ' COMMUNITY FUN!) CAMPAIGN whose hands rests the ultimate de­ a distinctive reputation throughout e\"ening during the week. In the play of the hand, West The most important event on next cii;:ion of participation, is publishing New England for her fine work. Her Contract bridge proves to be fas- made the very clever lead from tlie week's calendar. and everynne'i:i cal­ a 16 page booklet covering the situ• repertoire is extensive; but most of cinating at times because o~ t1!e law Ace and Queen of Hearts. The' 'ace endar, Jew or Gentile, is the Provi­ ation. her presentations are of Jewish of distribution. Perhaps this ts the was led and West contin\led with dence-Cranston Community F und HITS AND MI SSES context. When last here, she read reason we find so many gray-haired the Deuce of Hearts. Even with. the campai1m which begins this coming As a veteran and seasoned mem­ "The Golem," and her realistic adherents of the game. cue of West's heart bid, I did not week. Hundreds of men and women ber of the J ew.ish Herald staff, we charcterizations will long be re- The following hand was one of the want to take the chance of being set will cheerfu]ly g ive of their time. welcome t wo new members, Miss membered. Her program for No- most interesting I have experienced on the second trick with the. lorlg the majority at the expense of their Esther Levine who will cont ribute a vember 20 has not been announced. during my playing in the past Diamond suit to be established. This businesses to personally solicit book review column and our good Miss Helen Sapsowitz will preside. month. This heart-breaking hand play was my undoing, for on going pledges for funds to can-y on the frie.nd, J ack Anhalt whose new col­ which occurred recently in one of in with the King of Hearts I was work of the many agencies who umn will cover that important sub­ where he attended sessions of the the Hotel Dixon Duplicate Touma- unable to get a break in Diamonds. serve the underprivileged and un­ ject of "bridge" and who will en­ Laundry Owners National Associa­ ments. Incidentally the Hotel Hixon With four Spades in West's hand fortunate men, women a nd children deavor to help you with your. prob• tion - more than 3800 laundry is in North Attleboro, Mass., and and no other entry in my partner's of our community. It is our duty to lcms . . . the coming to the Jewish owners from all pats of the U. S. t{i:Jcm:ii:: ~i~f:t 1~;~ hand, the contract was lost. welcome these worker s. with our Rerald of t hese t wo well qualified were in attendance and friend !Jt ::~~]:' best smile and to give willingly. individuals is but one of the first Charles brought back many new are farmers; take a look and see This col umn is always open 'for of many new features to be brought ideas for the Washington Laundry. how two of their women players a discussion of any hands, unusuaJ Many of our own J ewish charities kept my partner and my~elf from or controversial, that any J ewish are dependent upon the Community to these columns by the new pub­ Mrs. Morris Cowen is talcing her Fund and we, the J ewish people of lishers. rank as one of our "ace" book re­ a highly successful everung. ~d~~~ ~~~terc~~ai:.r:.!.~ ~·tr~ the commu.nity, should at least con­ Wonder why so many of our pret­ viewers, her talk on "Paths of tribute as much money as our agen­ ty young ladies like to meet every Glory" by Humphrey Cobb, was a Mr. Gi::~~~ Kay ::::ider:t your problem will. · ~ cies take out. If you are not ap­ noon at the corner of Westminster feature of the meeting held by the s. Q J 6 5 proached during the wee!<'s cam­ and Dorrance . . . see for yourself International Relations department H. K J 7 "Ary~ns;' paign for your contribution, call about 1 o'clock -every day ... When of our local Council of Jewish D.K J 6542 Business Bad; Community Fund headquarters and ! was young and handsome, Clad­ Women .. . this brilliant young lady C. - Seek Ghetto a worker will call. By a ll means do dings' was the favorite spot and be­ was an honor student at Pembroke West East not shirk this important duty- let fore that, when our mothers and College and taught at East Provi­ -. 10 9 8 3 s. - Cafes us adopt the campaign slogan and d&ds made their dates before the H. A Q 10 2 H. 8 5 3 dence High School until her mar­ 1 be "Good Neighbors." advent of the gas buggy, Shepard's riage to the likable Morris Cowen D. 10 7 D. Q 8 3 BERLIN (JTA) - A number' OLYMPIC GAMES SPOTLIGHT clock was the spot where "romeos" and this couple are now blessed with C. K Q 8 C. J 10 9 7 6 5 4 of "Aryan" cafes in the Kur'f'~ The United States' participation and their "belles" kept their dates two fine children ... they are telling South uerstendamm district, the ••main in the coming Olympic games con­ -remember. I got my names a bit me the story of one of our local Mr. J . C. Anhalt stem" section of BerHn, applied tinues to be front page news al­ for permission to enga ge J ew~ , mixed last week - it was not Manny attorneys who went to the Brown S. AK 7 4 2 though many non-Jews of promi­ Soztam with Va·lencia Lapsitz but Stadium on last Saturday to wit­ ish musicians and give Jewi8b, · nence have declared themselves H. 9 6 4 programs, signif ying readiness Manny Somtom - sorry, the best ness the Brown-Harvard game and D. A 9 openly against our cou ntr~ ~nding to abide by the rule limiting -1 of us go wrong at times .. . Sam he brought one of our local females C. A 3 2 its athletes to Germany, 1t 1s our Workman is the lonesomest man in with him, but wasn't his face red clientele to Jews and accepting personal opinion that when all is town since friend wife Ruth and when arriving at the field he was the classification of · .. ghetto · said and done, the United States child left for Los Angeles last week told the game was in Cambridge-­ Jewish Center News cafes." will be found in the ranks of the lo spend four months with Sam's better luck next time. The owners complain that·· competing nations. In the mail last folks in the C3lifornia city - well, The Jewish Center Religious with Jews forbidden to enter week l received a letter from a Sam, now you will know the life of Sisterhood of Temple Beth-lsr'Bel planning annual dance at Nar ragan­ School opened its 7th season with "Ar,yan" cafes and forced to friend in New York who requested a lonesome bachelor like yours truly a registration of over 200 children. patronize only "ghetto cafes." m(' to make five copies of the same ... nearly everyone in town will be sett latter part of month and Mrs. New children desiring to register in the business of the Gennan es~ letter to mail to friends asking them at the Narragansett on Sunday Arthur Galkin is head of a fi ne com• the school should come to the Center tablishments has suffered seve~ to send their objections to our par­ night on the occasion of the 10th mittee ... did you know that l\lrs. next Sunday morning at 10:15 o'• ly." ticipation in the games to the Amer­ anniversary or Jubilee celebration J erome J . Hahn is almost a daily clock. lloys and girls from 6 to 15 .,______,,, ican Olympic committee. This is th~ of our Miriam Hospital . . . The Leo visitor at our J ewish Home for the are urged to attend the classes. Temple Beth-Israel chain letter idea and l understand Grossmans fittingly celebrated Aged and many, many more of our New classes opened with the co­ that thousands are doing this in their 25th wedding anniversary on good women can be seen there on operation of the Rhode Island School different days of the week ... Isa• On next Friday evening, Rabbi other sections of the nation. Al­ Friday night last when scores of of Design. They are Monday crea­ Morris Schussheim will exchange though the Hitler nation through its their many friends crowded their dor Low, head of Low Supply does tive expression; Tuesday evening, high powered pre~s agents are ~x­ most of his reading mornings start­ pulpits with Rabbi William G. heme on Reynolds A venue and sur­ aeroplane making; Tuesday evening, Braude who will address the congre­ claiming that it will not bar J ewish rounded by their five strapping sons ing at 5 a. m. noon, classes in all crafts; W ednes­ athletes from its teams, many facts gation on "The Future of Peace.'' they proved gracious hosts. We are hoping to see many of our day afternoon, puppet making; and The public is cordially invited. of a contrary nature are being dis­ The Boston Symphony concerts friends this week-end in Springfield, Thursday evening art metal. closed, the latest is that Baron Gott­ are again proving a maget for many Mass., where the annual convention The rehearsals for the Center Fol­ Adult registrants for the Temple fried von Cramm, who almost de­ oi our locals who like good music of the Associated "Y's" of New lies under the direction of Harry Religious School will be accepted feated the great English tennis sta~ but believe it or not, only five were England will be held . . . the ses­ Herbert are steadily growing in pop­ next Sunday morning at 10 o'clOCk. Perry, will be barred from t~e 19.36 seen enjoying themselves in the land sions begin on Saturday, with a ularity. There is still room for ad­ Class rooms have been re-equipped Dav;s Cup tourney because hts wife of Morpheus, so last Tuesday's con­ dance and will continue until Mon­ ditional talent and anyone desiring and refurnished to make room for is Jewish. cert must have been loud and good day night, Armistice Day ... J o­ to take part in the Follies is reques­ additional students. A survey condu~ted a few w~eks ted to come to the Center next Tues­ ago amongst \eadmg sport writers ... the Nat Roys, Dernie Payto~ seph Finberg, prominent civic leader Post Bar-Mitzvah boys are meet­ and sister Neda with Norma Gouse of Attleboro and prime factor in day evening. ing Sunday momings at 9 o'clock by the United Press as too w?~ther were amongst those spotted at the the Camp A voda movement has a In the expectation of a large at­ for religious services. A community the United States should part1c1pate wrestling matches last week and I public school named after him in tendance for Molly Picons recital, breakfast is then served at the Tem­ in the coming games brought .this do wish that Cy Mitchell, local the Massachusetts city ... at Clinic the Elks Auditorium has been en• ple prior to Sunday School sessions. 13 11 information . .. for, agamst, wrestling impressario would bring Day at Memorial Hospital in Paw­ gaged. Members will be admitted All boys of Bar Mitzvah age are eli­ and six non-committal. We under­ on a good Jewish wrestler . .. Al tucket last Wednesday, medical free as usual. Tickets may be secur­ gible for admittance. Election of stand that the people of the German Brenner, -Maplehurst Hotel man­ men, Herman Winkler, Nate Bolo­ ed now at the J ewish Community officers wi ll be held Sunday, Novem­ nation the rank and file, do not ager of Bethlehem has named his tow and Ditl Cohen took an active Center, 65 Benefit Street. ber 10. know ~f the agitation in this coun­ eating spot on the campus of R. l. part - more than 150 physicians try because of the strict censorsJ:up State College, the Kampus K.lub ... were in attendance . . . the Armis­ which is exercised there and which seen on Exchange Place, crowds tice holiday, made legal this year in does not permit of any news reach­ watching a Packard with N. Y. R. I. for the first time will find many ing them of a contrary nature. As number plates which had attached locals leaving for New York and a result of the tremendous amount to it several dead deers, evidently other points - and a holiday from of publicity a~d agita~ion, the fro'm the Maine woods . . . Charlie one's regular duties is good for all American Olympic Comm1ttee in Felder has just returned from a of us - so this is all for another five days' stay at Atlantic City seven days.

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Complete Lubl'ication Expel't Mechanical Service JA y w5 DRESS STORE · INDUSTRIAL Phone MA. 7072 125 Washington St., Cor. Mathewson TRUST COMPANY Night Phone MA. 1794 THE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1935 Emanu-EI Lecturer to BETWEEN YOU AND MEI DrA~~lr~;sM;~i:~eto Spholom Adsfch Discuss Work of ·B, PAUL A. PETERS M M ass ee t·ing ropose or• Peretz Spotlight on Small Town following wire to Goebbels: 'Send us --- Nobel Prize Dr. A. A. Roback, of Harvard · A city of about 12,000 • .. lt'stwo Jews immediately or boycott Prof. James P. Adams, vice presi- University, will be the second lec­ called Hudson, appropriately will be failure'." .•. 1\1ondzac, in- dent of Brown University, will serve tc.rer in the series under the gen­ enough. being located on the east cidentally, is one of the most en• as chairman again this year of the eral heading, "Jewish Literary Mas­ bank of the Hudson River, about thusiastic fellows we've ever run fifth annual Armistice day mass ters and their Masterpieces," pre­ half way between Albany and New across in the Anglo-Jewish field •. , meeting next Monday evening, at .s sented by the Institute of Jewish York City • , . About the time you You can mark this prediction in o'c.Jock, in Sayles Hall, Brown Um­ Studies of Temple Emanu-EI tomor­ are reading these words, that town your memory book and hold us to it versity. Prof. Adams will pre~nt row (Saturday) afternoon, at 2 is going to be one of the ..most un- some time in the future: he'll be one the speaker, Dr. J. ~?ward ~ehsh, o'clock. He will speak on the sub­ 0 1 0 1 ject, " Peretz, the Psychologist of ::~: :!;~heie ~~e~h! Un~:!l"Sta~~~ of t~e mos~ successful Anglo-JeMsh c:~~;h ~~ B~~~l~~ N~\'.,E!~S:~il: Literature." •• , We have it on the highest au- publishers m t~e co_unt.ry. take as his subject, "If This Be Dr. Roback, formerly Prof. of thority that a group of outstanding . Spht Ticket . Treason." Psychology and English, Northeast­ Christian leaders, BIG NAMES wh~ Morris Rothenberg, president of Dr. Melish is a pioneer in the so- ern University, Sometime National are prominent in the anti-Nazt the Zionist Organization of Arneri- cial service movement of the church, Research Council Fellow in the Bi­ mo,·ement in this country, are pre- ca, was given a dinner on the occa- in which he has been active since ological Sciences; University Ex­ paring to turn the full glare of a sion of his return from Palestine U/04 . A graduate of the University tension Lecturer, Commonwealth of l)OWerful SJ;)Otlight on t~at commun- . . . Among t hose attending were of C!ncinnati and the Epis.copal ~e­ Massachusetts, and now Lecturer at ity •. • First, they will co~duc~ a two of Mr. Rothenberg's sisters (he olog1cal School of Cambndge, smce Harvard University has written Complete survey of the s1tuat1on has five sisters and three brothers) 1910 he has been a member of the some 20 books, many of them on there . • • if the survey produces ... And those two sisters are Biro• social service ~epartment ?f the various phases of J ewish literature. :.!'et:x::!:1e rE:~!~itH1d~:n,a N~a~: Bidja.n roote:s . . Rabbi Steph~n g~~~~hl ~on;::.i~~~~- of the Episcopal He has just issued a great work on paign sponsored by this group to S. Wise, at his openmg sermon, .~aid Mrs. Samuel Wachenheimer, chair­ Peretz, and it is a groo.t privilege th st to bring this great outstanding au­ demonstr.ate how Nazism can ta~e at t~ mo New Yorkers, the man of arrangements, •stated today thority to lecture on one of the hold and spread in a small city m world is bounded. on the north by that interest in the Peace movement foremost J ewish literary masters of the United States ..• The whole th€: Yankee Stadmm, on the south is growing rapidly and that she ex­ our generation. It is 20 years since atrair started when a Lutheran pas- by t he Aquarium, on the west by pected an increase in group repre­ SHOLOM ASCH the most famous Jewish writer of tor, Walter Pfeil, came back from Hoboken and on the east by Coney sentation. Yiddish short stories died, but al­ Germany stuffed full of anti-Jewish Island." ... He probably wasn't re------ready the works of Peretz have be­ propaganda ... Pfe·!I, on his first !erring to his son, James Waterman Mrs. Louis Smira LONDON (JTA) - The Man­ chester Evening News in an editori­ come classics. Mrs. Nathan Temkin appearance before his fi?4!k, stood Wise as one of those New Yorkers D' will preside at this lecture. in his pulpit and read, without one ... James, among his other varied to irect Dance al proposes that the Nobel Prize for word of comment, a stateme_nt hand: activities in li beral causes is now Committee Literature be awarded this year to Sisterhood to Begin ~!oar:~ _P;.h:ns~~ie~:i ~~ ~:~ an as~.ociate edi.tor of :'People:s Sholom Asch. If the suggesteion is start to finish an attack on J ews and Press, ~andsomely gotten up radi­ Mrs. Louis Smira has been selec­ Study of Jewish 1 ted general committee chairman of heeded, Asch wouli become the sec­ it wasn't couched in mild or gen- ca: tabl~1d ~eekly of 1~ pages, t he Womens Pioneer Club Club an­ ond J ew in the history of the Nobel Personalities tlemanly 011 churchly language ... prmted m Chicago ... Inc1dentally, nual dance to be held Tuesday, J an­ awards to receive the prize for lit­ Also without comment, the town's Pere Wise doesn't hesitate to state uary 21, at Frobell Hall, it was Mrs. A. George Blotcher, chair­ two dailies reported the "sermon" that in his opinion the greatest erature. Henri Bergson, noted man of the educational committee of announced today. Assisting Mrs. French Jewish philosopher, was practically verbatim ... Publication American Jewish figure today is Smira wil be Mrs. Clement Pows­ the Sisterhood of Ahavath Sholom. of the "sermon," of course, created Justice D. Brandeis, whose 79th ner, co-chairman; Mrs. John Lisker, awarded the coveted prize in 1927. announced at a meeting last Wed­ a furore among the town's Jews . • birthday falls on Nov. 13. treasurer; Mrs. Henry Halpem and All of Asch's work has been writ­ nesday night that the study, "Per­ The whole affair was brought to the Furrier and Farmer Mrs. Morris Golin, junior page ; Mrs. sonalities in Jewish Life," will be­ ten in Yiddish. Amonk his works gin next Tuesday at her home on Harry Schliefer, tickets; Mrs. Kra­ translated into English, in which c~:i~:~-le~~~r~h=~d a:::~:~!i~r;: Moshe Smilansky is a farmer . mer Phillips, programs and Mrs. Wilcox Avenue. you are eyeing these words the R ud- A Palestine pioneer, he's also famed Morris Beeber, program secretary. language they have attained large The meeting opened with a prayer son fur should begin to fly and there as a writer of Hebrew tales of pas­ Mrs. Kramer Phillips was compli­ circulation, are "Salvation," "Three led by Rabbi Isaiah Rackovsky. Mrs. will be squirming in that town such toral life in the Holy Land . . Z. mented for her report on the recent Cities," and "Mottke the Thief." Joseph August, president, took over as can't be witnessed outside of a Stalbow is a furrier in London ... Women Pioneer's meeting held in the meeting and introduced Mrs. Jo• Holy Roller meeting. . He is also an enthusiast on the ques­ New York City. Mrs. Morris Sho• seph Schinagel, chairman of the :Mark Twain Could H.ave Told Hitler tion of the Jewish National Home ham reviewed, "The Jew Comes ways and means committee, who re­ Mark Twain, the 100th anniver ... And a friend of Smilansky who Home." by Albert Londres. Swastika Display ported that the first of a series of sary of whose birth on November always wanted to see Smilansky's The next cultural meeting wil be chain bridges will be held the latter held next Wednesday evening at by Jew Angers part of this month at the home of 30, 1835, is being celebrated, on~e Hebrew stories translated into En­ Mrs. Abraham Cokin on Marbury wrote something that sounds as 1f glish ... And now let Vic Bienstock, t he home of Mrs. Henry Burt on Avenue. it were written especially as a re- Chief of European Service of the Wayla nd Avenue. Salonica Jews Mrs. August then presented Mrs. Martin Curran a bouquet of roses ~rtaton;;:Pi;,1;::r:e~!~le~fhe!~~;l;s; ~i~ t~lo~~s~ r~~~;!izt:t~o!:orywhi~h World Jewish Congress SALONICA (JTA) - Spokesman in appreciation of her fine work called "The Sweaters of the Tene- has financed publication of many To Convene Next Year for the Jewish community are ex­ during the recent carnival. Mrs. ments," the folowing passage ap- books on Palestine," he writes me pressing indignation over the hoist­ Arthur Goldenberg introduced Miss pears . . . "This great mass of from London, "has strangely over­ PARIS (JTA) - The Committee ing of the Nazi swastika by Samuel Lillian Cokin who gave several ---=­ ghetto-dwellers are living refuta- looked these stories of Arab life." of J ewish Delegations has decided Mordah a Jewish leader, on the oc­ readings. Refreshments were served • tions of a popular anti-Semitic libel t hat the projected World Jewish casion of the royal celebrations. under the direction of Mrs. Louis Lipson, hostess. -that the Jew is congenitally a Young Judaea Convention Congress will be called before the Mordah, who represented Greek money-changer, a trader and not a end of 1936. Present at the meeting Jewry at the World J ewish Confer­ workman, a manufacturer, an actu­ at Temple Beth-Israel at which the decision was adopted ence in Geneva, raised the Nazi em• Providence Council al producer of wea'lth." on November 23 was Abraham Goldberg, New York blem over the Salonica branch office Seeks New Members Joke journalist and Zionist leader. of the Victoria Insurance Company, David Mondzac, enterprising Mr. Goldberg, who arrived in Par- a German firm, of which he is the Mrs. Everett Cowen, membership The Fourth Annual Convention of ris en route to New York from Pal- local head. chairman of the Providence Section, young journalist who has just start­ the New England Region of Young ed publication of the Washington estine! was . instructed to inform Mordah's fifteen employes are National Council of J ewish Women, Judaea, postponed in October, be­ American-Jewish leaders that the Jews announced today that the member­ Jewish Review, breezed into town cause of the infantile paralysis epi­ European J ews would not insist on · ship rank of the organization would the other day and pulled this nifty demic, will be held at Temple Beth­ democratic elections for delegates to The swastika, now the official be enlarged because of increased • • • ''The head of a small village in Israel on November 23 and 24 . the world congress. German flag, is always displayed on pliilanthropic work undertaken this the German hinterlands, when in­ Prominent Zionists and represen­ The idea of a congress represent- holidays. The firm was obliged, un­ season by the Council. formed of the official anti-Jewish tatives from the New York office of ing J ews throughout the world is der the laws enacted by the Reich• Those assisting Mrs. Cowen in her boycott, sat down and composed the Young Judaea will be present. A being pressed by the Committee of stag Sept. 15, to hoist the flag. project include Mesdames Edward special feature of the convention J ewish Delegations under the lead­ M. Altman, Frank Abrams, Nathan will be a "Parents' Session." The ership of Rabbi Stephen S. Wise of Foreign Policies Berger, Lewis J. Blumenthal, A. G. customary meetings for various age New York. Blotcher, David Brodsky, Jack Ce­ .PROVIDENCE groups will be held during which Will be Discussed rel, Harry Cohen, Leonard Fain, HOTO many Young Judaean problems Aid Society's Coal by Council Group Norman Feinberg, Max Golden, ENG RA YING CO. will be discussed. Drive Successful :Maurice Handman, Amnon Horvitz, The Council's International Rela­ David Luber, Max Kestenman, J . George Nathanson, Nathan Perlow, E~fANU-EL SISTERHOOD Success of the Coal Fund Drive tions Group will begin the 1935 Makers of Halftones Marathon Round Tables next Wed­ David Pollock, Nathan Rosner, John At a meeting of the Sisterhood of M~!. rf.l(~~ity c~-~hat!::,vi:~ ~~~ nesday, at the home of its leader, J. Rouslin, Al Saltzman, Jack and Line Plates Temple Emanu-El, held last Monday Mrs. Samuel Wachenheimer, 39~ Schreiber, Mathew Segool and Jack night at the Temple, the members Ladies' Union Aid Association at Davis, ex-officio. their regular monthly meeting held Lloyd A venue. The subject will be, 15 PINE STREET were entertained with a number of "An American Foreign Policy." readings by Mrs. Abby Huddish. last Tuesday at their headquarters FLOWERS OF ZION Telephone G As pee 9294 Following t he meeting the Sister­ on Orms Street. Mrs. E . Rosen, Irwin Tobin, executive secretary Misses Anita Bernstein and Dor­ hood reviewed the art exhibit of president, thanked the workers and of the Rhode Island Council for othy Chorney will preside at a Saul Raskin. Mrs. Charles Stras­ the many contributors who had Peace Action, will address the group. meeting of the Flowers of Zion at mich presided. helped to fulfill this worthy project. The customary tea hour will fol­ the home of Mi ss Irene Margolis, low. 65 Corinth Street. EMANU-EL JUDAEANS The Emanu-El Judaeans at their third meeting last Thursday night welcomed their new leaders, Misses ~~ ' Smith and Snell. When in Boston It's Smart to Go ua CREED/ OLD GOLD Highest prices paid for old gold HOTB. 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