. empl e Be th-EI.. Brood & Glenham Sts. Providence, R. I. Leaders to Meet in London For Discussion of Problems THE JEWISH I-IERALD .XE"W YORK - The American inals, repatriation and resettle 1 Confe.rence, the Board of Deputies ment of .the Jews, reconstitution of VOL. XX. NO. 18 PROVIDENCE , R. 1., FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1945 5 CENTS THE COPY of British Jews and the World IPales tine as a Jewish Common C-Ongress, which recently formed a wealth, rep~l of the vestiges of 1 j~int co~tttt for the implemen- 1racial legislation ancf restorati~n to tation oi their common program, Jewish commdnities of the nghts Congress Scores Harsh Treatment will meet in London in August to U1ey possessed before the ad~ent discuss fart.her action in connec- 1o f Nazism. tion '\nth the forthcoming inter- The American Jewish Confer na tional conferen~ and meetings r ecce mll be represented at the of Jewish Victims by Allied .Military of intergo."\" ernmentaJ agencies, it ,·meeting by its three co-chairmen, v.-as announced here. Henry :l(onsk-y, 'Louis Lipsl.."Y., and Conditions Same Among the problems to be dis- Dr. Israel Goldstein. They will Terrorists Hi-jack_ cussed are reparations for the _ . Not a Jewish · b I · d nifi . . t Ce accompa nied by lle1r Gross.man, J e.ns peop e. LD em canon to t Child.in Berlin As Under Nazis individual Jews and Jev.;s.h com- ronference director of overseas l-oad -of ,Explosives LONDON - There are no Appeal to Big mu.nities. punishment of war crim- I relations. Kill Escorting Jewish cltildren to be found in Berlin 'although a fe""· thousand Three for Help British Policeman Jewis h adults have s unived, a ·LO~DO:S - The World Jewish Political Prisoners Receive JERl-SALEll - A band of ten correspondent of the EYening Congress charged this week that J e.v.ish te·rTOrists hi-jacked a truck Standard reports from Reich J e'\\ish victims of Nazi persecution Favored Treatments by Reds load of e_,--plosives last week and capital. were being "treated ,,ith a callous killed one of the British policemen Relating conversations he had and shameful neglect and indiffer BERlLI:S - Only those Jews a.nybodr, there should not be any escor ting the veh.k le. with some of the surrivors, the ence by their new masters, the who were sent by the Ges tapo to nlcia1 ad,·antages. Howe\"er laud- l n an official communique, the I cor re~ndent says that most of Allied Military Control Authori concentration camps for political able this decision may be, it over-· police disclosed that the truck, them told him that they v·,,,.e ties in occupied G€rmany," and ap r easons are being considered by the looks the fact that no other group which was carryirig gelignite, I their life to some exceptional pealed to the Big Three leaders for Russian military government as sufiered from racial persecution blasting powder and detonators I piece of good fortune, such as help. "victims of Fascism.'' This deci- like the German Jews, who, from from Haifa~to Petack Til,.·ah, was an influential friend wbv either Asserting that Jews and others sion has affected. proiou.ndly t'he I a health a nd economic •iewpoin~ forced to stop by another truck hid them or warned them to now were " 1almost contemptuously rehabilitation of the few thousand a.re completely ruined. which had been placed across the leave Berlin •·hen a new wave described by the Allied Military J ews now le.ft in Russian-occupied · Recognition as a ''-nctim (!f road. It was immediately sur of persecution •·as imminent. Authorities as 'DP's'-{displaced C-erma.ny, because only a small Fascism'' entails the advantage of rounded by ten Jews armed with persons)-the Congress declared n mber of them were persecuted higher iood rations a nd certain revolvers," the communique con f or politic-al reasons. tl,at "under this control', th eir con other advantages in connectioc tinued. who after killing the police Co sider c1os·ing dition, except that they are no The Russians ha'"e ruled ouT ";th the allocation of apartments guard, compelled the driver to n 2..ny racial diffe·rences ancl are es longer in per il of torture and mur and public financial support. F or proceed at gunpoint to the vicinity 7 tablishing simple straightforward Of Os Ca der. is little better than when they a time some district buergermei- of the settlement En Gammin, near roles for go,·erning Germany. wego mp were under the heel of Nazi per sters in Berlin. acting on their own Petach Tib.-vah, where he was ~ecutors" They say that ii there should not iuitiati,e, had accorded the rights forced from the truck, which pro- WASHINGTO~ - It is highly b€- any racial disad"i'antages for In a 14-point statement, the to bigger food rations ro J ~--s, but ceeded to an unkno"-n destination. probable that the refugees at Cc.ngress asserted that among now an o\·er-aU ruling by the So- The vehicle used by the teno- F ort Ontario (Oswego, N. Y .) v.ill other things detention camps are ,·iet m1htary g overnment bas put rists was stolen near Petach Tik- soon be r eleased a nd permitted to 11scandalously dirty and unsani- CJ:.i._.._ :_/. an end to a ny differences. vah, and ' it's driver was detained reside in any part of the Unit ed ~ II tary," detainees are "raYaged by (;.UUO/U.Ul.4, f - -- until after the raid, police said. States, and that the camp v.ill be disease" and underfed, and that. I M" rity Qro Both trucks were found abandon~ permanently abandoned, your cor- ex-Nazis ha_ye been put in charge D I , p IRO ups ,·n the same area. respondent has 1earned from re- r. S i ver s osition liable quarters. of the victims. The pa:blic "ill gene.rally wel- f u "ty Co .,· --- The House Committee on ImD1i- <0me the ne.. · peace effected in orm DI UDCI Seek Jewish gration and Naturalization, meet- Army Chaplains the ranks of the ..\m erican Zien- 1 • • • • h J DE);YER - Eig_ h_ty-five m_ inor- mg In executi-,e session, as a - ht E.mer~enc·.v Count-ii. The . Reli"ef Workers d t d h b t ~ I1ty groups, compnsing all hbera! rea Y ac e on t ese cases, u Fear Lifting of peace means that Rab~i Abba G ·11 t bl" h ·t d · · t'I eiements in the city ha,·e united For ern1any ~,, no pu IS I s ec1s1on un 1 Hillel SiJl"er "ill resume his post ir the Den\"er Unit;,· Council to possibly August. Informed quar - Fraternization Ban a.s co-c.hairman of the Emer- c-cmbat outbrea~ of anti-minority LOXDOX - The United Xations ters contend that the decision is PARIS - Je,\ish chaplains of gency Cou ncil I P..e:ief and Rehabilitation ..\ dmin- to permit t he refugees to remain the British and American armies 2nd Sc-,me ha l"e said that Sil\"er is · ,iolence racial and religious istr2.tion has been asked by the in this country, perhaps under a in Europe fear that the lifting of the Churchill of Zionism. Cer- di.scrimination. I f d c ·t t A. ·d the fraternization ban, imposed tainly_ he is one of the outstand The Cn:cy Council. created at an nhew Y· orme .. omm1 tee lo . I quota system. U ". on .' nglo-.' mer1·can sold,·ers oc- t e Jews of Germany" to a low a ~ ,.,_ ,.,,. ing Je";sh or-a t~. The late aE-day conference by delegates of large number oi Jei,,ish relief cupying Germany, ,vill giYe the X ewton D. Baker. "·ho was Sec eighty-fii;-e. cine religious and \Yorkers to enter Germany to assist F Oltnd Little Germans an opportunity to further retary of War in the cabinet of communfry groups adopted a pro- Ji::ws in camps and elsewhere. R • l p • d • plant anti-Semitism among Allied P res.ident 'WilS-O n. c.nce described gram of action to fight bias acia reJU ice troops. Sill"er as the best orator in throu£"h educauon and to act when. The Committee also appealed to A T The chaplains base their fear on A merica. • ,·er n-ghts of minon. ti--· <7T'0Ups are the Bnnsh Forel!?Tl Office to fac1l- mon(! roops J e-• v the iact that it has already been Rabbi Sil~er b-ecame a Zionis t threatened. The Council '\\711 also Hate the sendmg of aid to the Jews ::SE\YARK Capt. J ack Ble1- 1 of Germani,~ The new group shown that wherever German Ci\·- Tery early. A..s- an East Side press for tra1mng of pohce m the - · · 1berg, pbys1C1an who Just got back ilians had contacts \\ith Allied boy. he •·as a member of the i.n ~.-oper handling of race relanons which was formed u nder the aus- from E ngland, says that soldiers troops, the latter became infected i-t ial Zi c..n.ist group formed in pie-es of the Board of Deputies of O', erseas have a deep mterest mm- with anti-Semitism. .-\me rica. Later, attending the = ,ooo ~Il"RDERED British Jews . . consists of the An- ternational affairs motl\ated by a T b . h . 7 Hebre•· Cn.ion College. where J glo-Jeu-ish Association, the Asso- o su stantiate t ese warmngs, A:\1STERDA:\.I - The Dutch ra- ciation of Refugees, the British desire for permanent peace. Je,,ish inmates of concentration Zfonjs m was looked on "·ith Yery dio reports that 95,000 Dutch Jew5 sections of the 1\-orld Jewish Con- "There are few isolationists in camps in Germany have complain- hcoetile eyes a t the time. Sill"er \"'rere m rdered by the Germans. I gress and the Agudas Israel, the foxholes." he declared. e
I l ' TitE J'.EWISH HERALD, PROViDENCE, R. I., FRIDAY, JULY 27 1945 Ninety Enrolled for Camp c,nterland Second Period To Be Married stationed w:ith the U. S. Army at Registration figures at Camp Samuel H. Workman, Saul E. R. Miss Martha Yetta Hirsch, Manila, is the former Miss Minnie Centerland, conducted on the Feinberg, Mrs. David E. Feldman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gordon. grounds of the Jewish Community 1/3 cup blended shortening Miss Edith Sporer and Mrs. Joseph Hirsch, 74 Hanover street, will be At White Mountain& Center, show that 110 boys and J . Seefer. On Thursday the chil 2 cups sifted flour married to William Steier, son of Mr. and Jllrs. Abraham Rubin, girls enjoyed the camping' activi 3 -teaspoons baking powder dren participated in a carnival. i. Steier of New York, on Sunday, of 20 Richter street, are spending ties for the first four weeks and ½ teaspoG,n salt Camp' Center land wili continue August 6, at the Narragansett the summer at the White Moun 90 children are enrolled for the .z tablespoons sugar until Friday: August 17, when the Hotel. The couple w:ill reside in tains and w:ill return home at the second period. I egg activities will close wit4 the pres New York after a honeymoon in end of September. A weekly mimeographed news ½ cup milk entation of an operetta. Atlantic City. Brookner's Have Son paper, "Camp Centerland Journal," 2 taiblespoons milk for brushing The dessert committee for next Home on Furlough Mr. and Mrs. Paul' Brookner, of published by the campers, contains top Tuesday includes the Mesdames Cpl. David Cleinman, son of Mr. Vassar avenue, announce the birth the events of the camp. Special Sift dry ingredients. Cut in Arthur Newman, Paul Heymann and -Mrs. Harry Cleinman, of 71 of a second son, Marvin Alan, on happenings on the program include shortening until consistency is that and Harold -Mosko!. Duncan avenue, is home on a 30- July 11. .Mrs. Brookner is the trips to Roger Williams and Cres c-f cornmeal. Beat egg and add day furlough after l;l months in former .MJss Hilda P. Samuels. cent Park and on Tuesday the chil milk. Add to flour and fat mixture, England. , Miller-Goldin dren w:ill be taken to Lincoln 300 Attend Returns from Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldin, of stirring just to blend. Place on Woods for an all day picnic. 274 New York avenue, announce floured board. Knead lightly 10 Mrs. Bernard Rubin; of 118 Bur Last Tuesday the following the marriage of their ,laughter, times. Roll out ½ inch thick. Cut lington street, has returned from' board members were the campers' JCRS Party_ into squares or triangles. Brush a vacation at the White Mountains. Miss Frances Goldin, to Norman guests at lunch: , Nathan Temkin, More than 300 guests attended with milk. Bake on a cookie sheet Mrs. Rubin, whose husband is H. MiHer, of Taft avenue, at Tem the annual card party given for iu a' hot oven for from 12 to 15 ple Beth-El' on Sunday, July 22. at 226 Rochambeau avenue. the benefit of the Ill. I. Auxiliary, minutes. Serve with jam. The single rine ceremony was per: Bloom-Labush Jewish Consumptives' \ Relief Soc formed by Rabbi William G. Miss Irene Frances iLabush, iety, on Tuesday evening in The ceremony and Billy Kroner and his daughter of ,Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Braude. Casino at Narragansett Pier. Dr.Corl Jogolinzer ,Mrs. Harry J . Rosen, sister of orchestra played for dinner AT Frank Lazarus LIFE INSUllANCE-ANNUITIES Your Inquiries Solicited CITY FURS FllANK LAZARUS 466 WESTMINSTER STREET Try on the Illustrated Coat and Others In INSURANCE COUNSELLOR (Above Empire Street) Our Cc,mfortably Cool New Store 907 Turks Head Bldg. GAspee 3812 Providence, R. I. 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 8 made guests pay for their meals. "New" and 410ld0 potatoes have z· ists ... about the same nutritional value. , IOn fflVUffl *'*** **'** ...... *** *·-· Think double features are bad? (So don't be so fussy,) H · A Buenos Aires movie house ex hibits five different films daily, (A When Mount Pelee (a volcano on erman Shulman Be a cure for insomnia?) the West Indian island o! Marti- Was Spokesman for nique) erupted aome time ago, it Em A Rajah· in India has a billion killed all of the 26,000 inhabitants ergency Council dollar a year income, He's almost of the town of St. Pierre but one. NEW YO,RK' - Leaders of Am. "TIN THINGS YOU KNEW as pros_perous as the owner of a That one was a prisoner in the erican Zionism this week joined in ALL ALONG: hot dawg on the road to ruin.) town jail. (Make your own moral.) mouzning the passing of Herman (But Which I Didden Know Shulman, vice-chairman of the ex 'Ti! Now) The universe is one solid mass ecutive committee of the American SOLDIER" Mozart was an enthusiastic bil Scientists claim singing inspires liard player. Much of his music traveling at 180 miles per minute. Zionist Emergency Council, who robust health. Yodeling is sup was co.mposed while awaiting his ( Correct, Prof. Einstein?) died last Sunday. posed to invigorate the circulation, turn. (I dun't believe it either.) Mr. Shulman, one of. this coun- and proud of it! revitalize the tissues, eliminate This is the origin of the word try's outstanding attorneys, earned toxins and strengthen the throat A sneeze lasts about a tenth of "cop." ll.ondon's first police force 1ft unique place in the American and lungs. (Oh sure. That's why a second. ( Or just long enough to wore blue uniforms with large cop- Zionist movement during the past •- If you've ever thought Sinatra is bhe cave man type.) ruin the big scene.) per buttons. These buttons gave years. One of the most active there's nothing very "dra the police the name copper, later members of the executive commit matic" about preparinll: your Patrick Henry was one of the The first railroad tunnel in the shortened to cop (Ho-hum!!!!) tee of the American Zionist Erner. empty tin cans for collection world's great orators, but he U. S. was built in 1833 near Johns gency Council, he contributed and salvage, think of this: couldn't WJ"ite a memorandum that town, Pa. (And you always Snapping turtles have been greatly to the deliberations of that made sense. thought the only famous thing known to bite completely through body. He served as chairman of Part of every American about Johnstown was the flood.) an oar. (Ain't that oarful?) the Administrative Committee ship, plane, submarine is Verdi's biggest competitor was from January of this year until TIN. Enrico Patrella, who aped his About sixteen million thunder- A halibut always lies on its left last week, when, with the reorgan- Tin is needed to make pro style. Patrella penned twenty storms occur each year throughout side, and ho.th its eyes are on the ization of the American Zionist tective containers for the operas (now forgotten) and died F.mergency Council, he was elected. the world. (That's wqat the man right. (Gruesome, ain't it??) blood plasma, medicines, and in poverty. Famed Verdi died a said.) a vice-chairman of the Executive millionaire. (Copycats beware.) Lack of common salt actually Committee. food our fighting men de pend on. I P oison ivy is most poisonous in caused Napoleon's failure before During the past three years, Mr. Caligula, a Roman emperor, the spring and early summer when M,oscow. Because his soldiers didn't Shulman devoted his talents and And 90% of America's the 'sap is most abundant. (So have sufl'icient salt in their diets, energies to the presentation of the reaular source of tin supply stay in the city and out of the their wounds refused to heal and Zio11ist case in official circles. · He is still in Jap hands! bushes, you dope.) their systems were unable to repel led numerous delegations to Wash Max Goldberg "TIN SOLDIER?" Yes, sir! PLUMBING and HEATING disease. (Amazing what you can ington and achieved wide acclaim "Economize with Plumbing , The building of railways in Eng find in books.) for his statement of the Zionist That Satisfies" land was at first forbidden by Par position at the hearings on the 53 STAMFORD A VENUE liament. Because it would inter W. Va. has a law which makes Palestine Resolution held before Telephone Wllliams 0417 fere with ~ox-hunting. (You've it illegal for an alien to own a the House Foreign Affairs Com- p-ob'ly heard this definition of a dog, mittee in February 1944. fox: He gets what a wolf goes after.) Pioneers' Sponsor Woman Wanted Job Bias Ads Mah Jong, Bridge Jewish wO.man wanted to act You can't hide strong emotions from the tips of your fingers and A mah jong and bridge, spon as companion for elderly able Barred in N. Y. sored by the Women's Pioneer Or woman. Good salary. Room toes. When you're excited they get cold. NEW YORK - Employers and ganization of Providence for the a,'ailable if desired. FGor further advertising agencies in' New York benefit of the Child Rescue Fund, information telephone HO 8647. Gobbling too much sweet food State are liable to $600 fine and a will be held this Tuesday after n,akes the body susceptible to year in prison if they express pref.. noon at 2 o'clock in tbe borne of M,s. Fred Adler, 18 Steele street, colds. (Your medico would charge erence for workers of ariy particu Remem~r. '. 'rIN i• a "precioul Dr. William Waxler- money for this kind of informa lar race, creed, color or nation~ity, Conimicut, R. I. metal" that goes to·war in hundreds EYES EXAMINED tion, you lucky 'yo·u.) now that the Ives-Quinn anti-,,m- Members of tbe committee in of wa}'t. TIN helps make protective Prescriptions Filled ployment discrimination law is in clude the Mesdames Fred Adler, containen for blood plasma, medi cines, foods. TIN goes into every ~ Oranges contain practically n o effect. chairlady; Rose Smira, co-chair Dorrance , Telephone field telephone and radio, into every lady I -Max Brown, L. Gordon, S. Street DE 4160 starch. (Ain't that wonderful The law forbids advertisements cannon, machine gun, and hand gre ne~s, girls????) specifying Jew, Gentile, Christian, Brodsky, David Spahn, J . ?Yliller, nade. Practically everything that' ~ C&tholic, Protestant, Italian, Ben Silverman, Peter Banks, Anne rolls, flies, fights, or that feeds, Typing for 45 minutes burns up French, or even "American" work Musen, Richard Brodsky, Mr. heals, or ,aves our men-needs TIN! And America's only "tin ·j ers preferred, "unless based on a Samuel Brodsky, treasurer; Mr. 100 calories. (Which makes this a mines" are in your kitchens! CARS WANTED 200 calorie colyum.) bona-fide occupational qualifica and Mrs. Goldstein and the Misses tion." Responsibility for violations Zelda Banks and Gfofia Brown. For information, call your ANY CONDITION In the 19th Century, Kalesnikotr, rests on employe and advertisers. Prizes will be given and refresh ments served. a Russian shoemaker distinguished Newspapers accepting the ads are local Salvage Committee WILL PAY CEILING PRICES himself as a doctor and rapidly not affected. Household help ad r ose to the office of chief surgeoJ1: vertisements are not subject to the Dr. Sara Seal-- Sandy's Auto and at the Kieff Hosp. He performed law. Optometrist Providence 600 major operations before his Eyes Examined and Glasses Parts Co. Accurately Fitted at deception was uncovered. (Try Urges Salvaging Reasonable Rates and top that, Dr. Kildare.) Pres'criptions Filled Promptly Gas Co. 235-241 Allens Ave. ProTidence Of Tin Cans 76 Brood Street , GA 6256 Uncle Sam needs twice as many Wllliams 9478 In Siam a man is allowed only tin cans as are now being sal one divorce, but he can sell his vaged, Louis F. Adams, executive other wives. secretary o~ the Rhode Island Sal vage Committee announced today. That means that Rhode Islanders NATIONAL GLASS CO., INC. are expected to produce twice as Distributors of many prepared tin cans than ever LIBBEY-OWENS-FORD GLASS PRODUCTS Vitrolite 1 before. This is entirely possible, Adams Where You ALWAYS Shop With Confidence (Permanent Glass Wall&) said, in view of the fact that less than 50% of the available tin cans GLASS an~ MIRRORS coming into the State are now be FOR EVERY BUILDING AND HOME PURPOSE ing salvaged. As reclaiming the NATCOR METAL STORE FRONTS tin from these cans is our largest AUTOMOBILE GLASS source of supply, housewives of STORE· CLOSED 164,5 Westminster St...... WEst 6667 Rhode Island are asked to redouble their efforts to help increase our EVERY MONDAY rapidly diminisbinr stock pile of FOR THAT AFTER THEATRE this vital material. DURING THE SUMMER BITE COME TO Schussheim on UP TO AND INCLUDING SILVER TOP DINER "Eternal Light" 13 HARIUS AVE.- NEAR JUNCTION OF KINSLEY AVE. Program Sunday SEPTEMBER 10th Rabbi Morris Schussheim, of Specialist in Home Baked Pastries and Temple Beth-Israel, will be the Pies - Take Some Home speaker this Sunday morninr on Store Hours: 9:45 to 5:45 "The Eternal Light" procram, car· e A CLEAN PLACE TO EAT ried over the national hookup of Tuesday through Saturday e EXCELLENT FOOD e POPULAR PRICES NBC. Providence receives the program, sponsored by the Jewish Open at 9 P. M. Daily- --Except Saturday Theological Seminary, over station NOT OPEN THURSDAY EVENI NGS W JAR from 12 noon until 12 :SO. I THE JEWISH HERALD, PROVIDENCE, R. I., FRIDAY, JULY 27 1945 5 L d IAfter all, Jimmie, Ralph is my ,l·,;1 friend too, Ben Trinket squelched e ,gemont 'IJimmie's hopes 5 up. -Might as It Happened This Week Lry c· lub lil..leWS Jw.ell tell the whole story. Deutch Coun ~ n continued his good golf to banish here all mght" the strikers ,Vere ·------By BERT BERNHARDT------Kopit from further competition. thVanBdatlsh hDav~dagaSm broken~ [..eo has only a sore back now to e e - a VI ynagogue on told, 41 we might as well make you The high spot last week at the , The waitresses had difficulty show for his efforts. Other re- Chalkstone avenue...... The damage comfortable. Here are some mat ·club was the auctioning of 32 I navigating the steps, weaving in sults : Leo Rosen toppe floo r to learn the mysteries of the loss on this deal. Saul Fein Ladies, Handicap Tournament showing serious weaknesses caused Finally1 the strikers' wives were what appeared to be a complicated 1.Jerg made a 500% profit on his The womei1 are holding a quali- by the vibration of passing trains, brought into the plant and the process. After two or three teams purchase of tickets. Do I get a fying round to assign handicaps. has solidified the desire of Congre strike was broken. had been put on the block the year's supply of candy for my Best score turned in so far by gation members· to press their pro crowd quickly caught on and start- 1 coJUmission, Saul? The tournament Belle Frank (my best. be,t to re- posed campaign f~r funds to erect CHIEF RABBI RETURNS ed to form syndicates to- pool their I committee wishes to express ap peat), Rosalind Winograd, Pearl a Hebrew School and Synagogue LONDON - Chief Rabbi [.eo hids. Form sheets, team pairings, preciation to the following mem Nathan, Margaret Stone, Irma on the Oa~and avenue site...... Haeck of Berlin, who has just ar handicaps, recent scores, tourna- bers for their generous donation Finberg, Martha Oresman and Warning rived here from Theresienstadt ment temperament were given due of merchandise: Abe Fine, M,ax Margare"t Fine. A scotch foursome · Many merchants have been ap after a short stay in Paris, revealed -.consideration before the spirited Margolis, Leo Kopit1 George Ger featured ladies day last Wednes- proached in recent weeks for dona that he is- the only survivor of the bidding started. Matches will be ber, Ben Trinkel1 Hy Cot.ton, Has day. tions to support the work of the pre-war Jewish leaders of Germa~y played on a lo)f ball, aggregate kell Frank, Ed Deutch and Arth~r Short Putts anti-Defamation Committee of and Austria. per hole, basis which should give Kaplan. A husband and wife scotch tour- B'nai B'rith ...... The solicitor, ac- -the average golfer a better oppor First Results nament started Sunday arl.d will be cording to Joseph Finkle who con- t unity to participate in the team The first two matches were play concluded this ·weekend. The Ar- ducted an investigation, has not Cook Wanted prizes. Owners of the eight win ec! last Sunday and the results thur Kaplans turned in a com- been auth0rized by the B'nai B'rith Jewish cook wanted, male o,r "lling teams will receive War ~onds. proved surprising to many people. bined score of 51 and the Bert o solicit funds and, furthermore, female, for Jewish institution. Mowry Lowe1 Hy Cotton, Murray The partnership of Max Margolis Finbergs a 52 before deducting the since the anti-Defamation League Good pay. 8 hour day. Kosher 'Trinkle and Bert Bernhardt divid and Mort Smith put the skids un allowable ,1,.an«ica'". Erratum: obtains its money from the Gen- cc-oking. For further informa~ ( ,, P tion telephone G As pee 5492. ·ed the auctioneering duties. Mrs. der the team of George Gerber Frank Barad did not defeat Harry era! J ewish Committee, it cannot · ::-::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::= ,' Sam Chase, Milton Pliner and Ed and Frank Barad, Although Mort Blacher as they didn't play their conduct a public campaign...... So, Deutch tabulated the results. v..-as off his game Max came scheduled match but advanced by be on the watch-out and check up through at the psychological mo Apartment for Rent default. Fact: Frank became a before you reach for your pocket- Furnished apartment avail RELAXATION - RECREATION ment. George had a bad day and book ...... pappy-a bouncing girl-felicita able on Blackstone Blvd. 2 Frank could d~ nothing to over Odds and Ends ½ tions to Mr. and Mrs, Barad. It newly-Insulated rooms. Priv come the added burden. Joe was good to see Mrs. Samuel Sof J ean Krasnow travelled to Anna- Levin-Mpwry Lowe crashed ate bath. All modem conven orenko at t he club looking so well polis last week-end to visit brother iences. Third ,-100<. Adults. through in g,rand style by upset after her recent illness. Dr. and Arthur who's studying to be a Permanent. References. (.;all ting Lou Stone and Ed Deutch. Mrs. !lie Berger were guests of the Navy man...... N. Russell Swartz is PL 9669 or MA 6481. The dopesters made a mistake in Kanes. Many families gave .up vacationing in Oak Bluffs ...... San. this prediction, their weekend golf to visit off- ford Reffkin is now stationed in Duffers Tc.urnament springs at summer camps. Camp Sam Houston, Texas ...... Jimmie Goldman wanted to h.7low S/ Sgt. Isidore Horowitz was dis All for $4.9$ \vhy I failed to mention his feat charged on points from the Army Car Greased, Motor Flushed of beating Ralph Rotkin .8 up. this week ...... Tech. Sgt. Samuel I Oil Changed, :Rear End and Wants Reduction in Schleifer, stationed with t he 103rd · Transmission Filled Field Artillery, 43rd Division, is AL ALTER 1 FOR SERVICE A1ttomatic lmmigration Quota the recipient of the Bronze Star Electric Ranges ...... He was cited for heroic 791 N. Main St. GA 9071 WASHINGTON - A fifty per- Radios achievement against the enemy in Electric Water Laundry cent reduction in immigration the vicinity of Bamban, Luzon, ac W ashi11g quotas was proposed by Rlepresent Heaters Electric cording to word r eceived by his e.tive Ed Gossett (D. Texas), Machines Electric Flatirons parents, the Max Schleifers ...... Billy's Kitchens member of the House Immigration Orders Taklen, Delivery and aturalization Committee and Labor Relations Alumimmi Within •90 Days Refrigerators MEN'S SHOP I an advocate of tighter -immigration Vincent Bendix, the industrialist e SUITS p bars. who died recently, once contr01led e TOPCOATS Representative Gossett's pro a factory in which one of the ear e SPORT CLOTHES I posat calls for the reduction by liest sit-down strikes was called. Second Floor Woolwort• Bldg. I half of existing immigration Bendix broke the ' strike this way: I quotas for a ,period of ten years, 'As long as you're going to stay 644 ELMWOOD A VENUE Williams 5605 I as of July 1, 1945, and would also deny admittance to the United States to persons who have served in the armed forces of any country DR. PHIUP GOLDFARB at war with the United States since 1941 and to persons who at any Optometrist time were allied with the Nazi or SPEND 31 Snow Street, Providence Fascist parties. moo~ A Complete Optical Service Devoted Exclusively to the $1000, OR MORE, A YEAR Care of Your Eyes EYES EXAMINED - GLASSES FITTED Masada to Hold FOR ADVERTISING ? DR. PHILIP GOLDFARB, 31 Snow Street, DExter 0334 Oneg Shabbat you can have the benefit of th .. se rvices and advice of this adve r Pay For Your Glasses as You Wear Them The Providence Chapter of Mas- Small Weekly Payments tising agency without added cost. 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I., FRID.AY, J ULY 27 1945 ., ____:______:::::::::::: :::~~~~~~~=-=h:.:..e::_, h~a=d~be.:..e::_n_:_as_s_O_Cl-:-.a-:t:-ed-:-:f---ro---m=--:t-:he~_~::::::::::::::::~~~~;_;~C-:;o~ll~e-g-e~~R~e-m~o-:--v-e~s-:--- FIGU.RES Itime -it was established. Has Mezuzah I Eccnomic Advisor in 1928 For Each Ba ttle Hate Material , A re H;s TI7 :p ' Washington _administrative prob- F C II rr ea o.ns !ems sucked him mto the national NEW YORK - Chaplain rom OUrSe caPital. He becalpe economic ad- Morris Frank had just conclud- ATLANTA - The action of the f M 't" A · c · t ed a service s:omew here in E ur- There is nothing humdrum about sis Division o um lons ssign- visor to the Senate omm1t ee on University of Alabama in eliminat a slight, studious looking man w_ho ment Board, Combined Chiefs of Education and !Labor which in 1928 ope not long ago when he saw ing from a correspondence course S ff " h' h · th t he main · · · J t a soWier pull off his dog-tags, occupies an office in the East wmg ta . ' ·v 1c means a - was 1nVest1gatmg unemp oymen I offered to Civilian extension stu Of the white House. He has hiked tains a constant survey of the in this country and followed that to which were attached several ~ dents anti~Semitic excerpts from f f ductl·on of d · · h S te c 'tte ' mezu. zahs, and hook on still an- through Norway. He was one o progress o war pro by a v1smg t e ena omm1 e 11 America Comes of Age," by An the fi rst people to make an auto- munitions, supph_·es and shipping. on M,anufactures. I c.ther one. dre Siegfried, French writer, was I t F . · d The chaplain went over and' mobile trip from Texas to Mexico He nter1pre s 1gures Labor problems have remame a hailed by the Southeastern region City over what was then a new, 1fis work impli~s more than li felon~ dominant inter~st for Dr. ll inquired about thiS> mezuzah al office of the Anti-Defamation and very rough road, the begin- merely an extraordinary grasp of Lubin. When the Umted States collection-there were six in all. League of B'nai B'rith, which was ning of the Pan-American highway figures. It means . that he is the entered the International Labor " You see, rabbi," t he young instrumental in having the anti which will one day link North and man who interprets those figures Organization in Geneva in 1935, man replied, ''I have one for J ewish material removed. South America by land. He has and summarizes them. He is the Dr. Lubln was our first represen- 1 every campaign: The Beach: The course was purchased from fished in the waters of the Yellow- cfficial hopper in which the most tative on the !LO Governing body, , Nc.-mandy, t he St. Lo Break- the University by the United stone, canoed in northern Canada, complicated statistical raw matter and he went to Geneva almost t hrough, Paris, Huertgen For- States Armed Forces Institute anq.· ridden horseback in wild places is dumped to come out in clear every year, pausing on his jour- est, and Stopping the Left sent to over 2,000 servicemen be and his official journeys have tak - f orm as a gm"d e t o th e na t IO· n' 9 neys to travel t h roug h out E urope, I Shoulder of t he German Coun- fore presence of the Siegfried en him from Finland to Egypt, Chief Executive. For a year Dr. '.Lubin lived in Eng- ter~Offe·nsive.'' quotations were discovered. from England to Turkey. Expert on Labor Pr«;blems land gathering material for a book It was subsequently withdrawn On Reparations Commission More than that, Dr. Lubin is one on "The British Coal Dilemma," Worked With Herbert Hoover I,y the institute after protests had His Jatest job will take him far of the nation's· foremost interpre- published .in 1926. In the first world war, Dr. Lu been made to the War and Navy from the White House. He has ters of labor problems. That in- Visited Europe in 1929 bin worked with Herbert Hoover department. F ollowing disclosure been appointed _the American mem- terest declared itself early in his In 1929, having projected a book of the contents of the USAFI ber of the Allied Reparations Com- career For Isador Lubin worked on the inter-national control of on food admi!}istration and then joined Bernard Baruch's staff. In course, representatives of the Anti mission, which will sit in Moscow. his w·ay through c91lege, Clark radio, Dr. Lubin visited England, this war the statistical production De~amayon League conferred with This body will decide how much, College in his native city of Wor- Germany, Austri~ Switzerland, picture is a book which it is his I umve rs1ty officials, as a result of t o whom, and in what form Ger- I cester, Mass. He e~rned his way Fngland, Russia1 "Turkey, Egypt function to open for those who which the material was deleted. many will make restitution for the I as a collector for his fa~her wh_o ~nd France. The book was never translate figures into action. devastation it has left throughout ran an installment clothmg bus1- fini shed. Because the President of DIES IN ACCIDENT Europe. ness. t he United States decided _that he When he is at home, Dr. :Lubin loves to garden ,ind raise vege- ' LONDON - Derek John Henry This man, whom the President The visits the young collector wanted Dr. Lubin within call. In tables at his home on Chesapeake Mond, 22, eldest son of :Lord Mel" occasionally reminds that he is un- made, day in and day out, to the May, 1941 , he moved over to his Bay. Together with Leon Hender- chett, prominent Zionist leader, der weight and should take ca;e o1 homes of working people, gave him present office in the East Wing of \vas lost in a flying accident over son he owns a boat, on which they himself, is Dr. Isador Lubin, wlro an insight into the problems of the White House. the Atlantic on April 30. boils down most of the statistical those who must purchase what His long journeys continue, Dr. go fishing when the , garden has matter that comes to the President they need on the installment plan. Lubin is only just returned from been taken car~ of. But mostly, 1' WE BUY AND SELL of the United States and puts it He saw what it meant to working t he international labor gathering Dr. Lubin is to be found in his USED CARS in such form that it is readily people to have illness and unem- in I,ondon. He is ready to go to C' ffi ce, quietly nursing a smoke usable on short notice. ployment. He determined there the far ends qf the world at the blackened pipe as he passes in r e AL AL,TER view the figurei that reveal the Statistical Expert and then to help them. drop of a hat. And his chief knows 791 N. Main St. GA 9071 Officially, Dr. /Lubin, or 0 Lube" Cc.Jl.ege Background that information will be quietly, pulse of the mightiest war effort as his friends know him, is United So he polished up a rigorous effectively and accurately gathered in history, States Commissioner of Labor course in economics at Clark Col- and presented with such ease and -ARROW LINES Statistics on leave of absence. He lege and then at the University of clarity as to be instantly useful to LEA YES FOR ENGLAND DA ILY SERVICE is also Chief of Statistical Analy- Missouri. In January, 1918, when the hard-pressed staffs who are TEL A VIV - Field Marshal PROVIDENCE - HARTFORD he was 21 years old he became conducting the world's greatest Viscount Gort, High Commissioner GREAT BARRINGTON instructor in economics at that in- war and planning for the ensuing cf Palestine, left Palestine for the P IITSFIELD -~ ---.J Edwin S. Soforenko stitution of learning. The young peace. United Kingdom because of illness. Terminal-38 Fountain St. man's abilities were immediately in ------ In his absence, it was announced, GA 4004 and public demand and have continued Chief Secretary J. V. W. Shaw Office--77 Washington St. Quonset 1to Present GA. 0872 MORTON SM ITH in public demand ever since his will administer the Government. - Representing - college days. Navy Variety Show Taught for a While As part of an observance of the INSURANCE UNDER· In 1918 he became statistician third anniversary of the Women's WRITERS, INC. with the United States F ood Ad- ·Reserve of the Navy (WAVES), ministration, then special expert the Quonset Players, under the General with the U. S. War Industriei direction of Roy Johnson, presL Board 1918-1919, and after the first dent will present an all-Navy var Insurance world war, resumed his academic iety entertainment "Navy Blue on career by serving successively as Review" on Monday, August 6, in .!'..OMISSION Counselors a sS:istant professor of economics at the Rhode Island School of Design 25c GREYHOUND the University of Michigan, asso- Auditorium. Lt. Co mdr. George (includJng tax) 73 Weybosset St. :.. : ,:LY o o uaLE WINDOW CLOSES 7:35 RACING Next to Arcade ci~te professor of economics at the 0. Hackett, 'CSNR, officer-in PO ST TIM E 7:4S University of Missouri1 and mem- charge of the Providence Navy ,. REGULAR BUS SERVICES ~ Providence to Fall River, New Bedford and Bos Telephone GAspee 3-120 ' ber of the teaching staff of t he Recruiting Station1 is the sponsor PA~S t,IP.ECT LY BY PARK, ton - Brockton to Taunton - Quincy to TaW1ton Brookings Institution with which cf the show. ...... ~. 7 ·'"·"'; ,· .. REATALE! THE JAMES HANLEY COMPANY, PROVIDENCE, R. I.• • • • • Brewers of Fine A les and Porter Since 1876 COl)f . TlorJ. R. Co.. 610 ' ' emple Beth-EL Broad &. Glenham S4s. Provid~nce , R. I. Worshippers 'Molest:ed in Home of lnt:er-Fait:h Plan NEW YORK - Anti-Semitic in- been molested by gangs of teen- TH{JEW1SH ~ ERALD cidents have ocC'Urred in Spring age hoodlums loitering across VOL. XX, NO. 20 PROVIDENCE, R. I., FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1945 5 CENTS THE COPY field, Mass., for the first time since from the synagogue grounds on 1943, and leaders of the Jewish land adjoining the Forest Park community there have .called for Junior High School Seven win Hasten Location of 1 Demand Aotion for police action1 it is reported in the dows in the synagogue were brok Almanac Clarifies Jewish Ledger of Hartford, Conn. er, recently by members of the 1 Jews, Race, Religion Jewish men and women in the vic gang. The Springfield Police De Relatives .in Europe NEW YORK - The World Non-Repatriables inity of Kodimoh Synagogue have partment, which patrols ,the a;ea New Commm{ications Almanac will _omit in its 1946 Conclave Makes with squad cars, has assigned foot issue this sentence: "Jews in• policemen to watch the section Speeds Results elude Jews by r~ce not neces Appeal to UNRRA Lehman Confers more closely. N EW YORK - Extension of dir sarily by religion:" LONDON - Action on behalf of: The last outbreaks of anti ect communication between the The reference is in the 1945 an estimated 500,000 Jews in Eur- With Rome ·Leaders Semitism in Springfield, home of United States and various Euro Almanac under the classification ope who were displaced from their the Springfield plan for inter-racial own countries and need immediate: ROME - Director General Her pean countries during the past. I Religious Population of the car while permanent homes are be bert H. !Lehman of the United Na harmon3r through edu'cation oc month has resulted in a marked World, page 367. 1 I ing sought for them was urged· tions Relief and Rehabilitation Ad curred -in 1943, when Jewish boys, bcrease in the number of success Archibald Bromson, labor at ministration met t his week with en the way home from a swimming ful locations of European Jews for torney, pointed out in a letter UP.On UlNRRA at the opening of' 1eaders of Italian Jewry to discuss party, were ambushed and attacked their· American relatives, Isaac L. to the publication that "Jews its council session here by the the special relief problems of t.he by a gang. During the same year Asofsky, executive director of. the 1 are not a race. Jews are peo World Jewish Congress, the Amer Jews of Italy. a Jewish boy was attacked and Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant ple who acknowledge the J ewish ican Jewish Conference, and t he The conference was arranged by beaten by two youths who were Aid Society (HIAS), announced religic:m .... of all races, includ Board of Deputies of British J ews in a joint memorandum Benjamin Brook, Joint Distribution later arrested but given suspended this week. The organization con- j ing Negro and Mongolian." Recalling that this i~ the third Committee representative here, and sentences. ducts a location service which has E. Eastman Irvine, editor, an request by the World Jewish Con was attended by Guiseppi Nathan, to date reeeived inquiries from f nounced in his reply that the gress in three years for a solution president of the Union of Italian American Jews concerning the I sentence would be dropped, and Services in Army of the pr_oblem the memorandum Jewish Communities; Vitale Mil whereabouts of 60,000 family that "we regret t1te inco.rrect reviewed the impoverished condi ano, president of the Rome Jewish A re Conservative groups, consisting of over 240,000 reference." tion of Jews in German camps, the community; Raffaele Cantoni, com individuals. 1 ' tragic" condition of Jews in for missioner of the ,Milan Jewish Not Reform With the establishment of direct and Sweden the speed increased. mer enemy coUntries, the need of' community and leaders of other NEW YORK - Despite reports postal and cable communication The number of locations in July immediate relief to all displaced principal Jevdsh institutions. to the contrary, Jewish services in with France, however, transit time was almost twice as large as the persons, particularly those who are· the army are along a Conservative for tracers was cut, and the tempo Itotal for three months previous, not repat'riable, and scored with. religious line rather than Reform Ra.bbi Miller's 13 o{ locations was speeded up. As !llr. Asofsky declared. Approxi three demands f or immediate ac Pvt. Joe Fried reports in an articl~ direct communications were opened rnately 12,000 persons sought have tion. Year-Old Son Dies sent out by the National Jewish FAR ROCKAWAY, N. Y. - up with Italy, Belgium, Rumania . been located thus far, he declared. "Of the displaced Jews," said the Welfare Board. " There is no or Joseph Miller, 13-year-old son of memorandum, "over 700,000 are gan playing, or passing of the hat Rabbi and Mrs. Irving Miller, died still outside the borders of their but rather a concentrated and well here after a brief illness. pre-war countries. \Ve may rea prepared program," he writes. "It Jewish WAC Was Among Rabbi Miller was in Mexico sonably assume that almost half a consists of Hebrew and English City, Mex., attending a meeting of million of them require care for· prayers, the reading of portions of Those Killed in Shangri-la the Jewish National Fund to the time being, while new perman the Torah, on shabbos, and the FAR EAST AIR SERVIGE said. launch a campaign for funds in ent homes are being sought for· COMMAND, Southwest Pacifiic ~· The services were conducted Mexico for land redemption in Pal granting of 'al1eahs.' Feature of them. ln in earlier account of the burial from a plane flying over the val estine, and Mrs. Mi11er was with each service is a complete and con_ "Only part of these displaced cise explanation of _meanings of the services for members of this Com- ley, and as there was no Rabbi him, when J'!eWs reached t hem of Jews will be able or wnling to go · their son's iliness. They returned particular passage of the Torah mand who perished in tne crash in available, Lt·.' Colonel Carl C. E. back to their previous homes, since immediately and arrived only a read at the service," the article the hidden valley of Shangri La, no Mellberg, Command Chaplain, read the majority of them cannot or d9 few hours before his death. continues. mention was made of the prayers the Jewish burial service for Ser not wish to be repatriated. The Pvt. Fried's article ,vas an in- of the Jewish faith having been geant Belle G. Naimer, WAC, stateless Jews and almost all of the terview ,vith Chaplain Mordecai daughter of David Naimer of New German and Austrian 1Jews, a s , Waxman. York City. ,v·eJl as the great majority of the Nei1moller a Refined The crash occurred on May 13; 1I Polish, Rumanian, and Hungarian however the plane was not located .Jews, will certainly be unable or t Ludwig Lewisohn until three days later. At the next Nazi, Says Chaplain unwilling. to go back to their pre Dr. Meitner Friday evening services at the Syn vious homes." i\'lys,tery surrounds t he where To be on "Eternal NEW YO.RIK - Pastor Martin agogue at Base "G', Hollandia, abouts of Dr. Lize Meitner, the Light" Program Neimoller, World \\Tar I "U" boat twenty-five miles from FEASC, German Jewess whGSe mathema commander who spent the present Hq, the appropriate service was Yehudi Menuhin tical calculations played such an NEW YORK - "Young Joseph," war in a German concentration held by Rabbi Joseph T. Weiss of i1TJ1portant part in the unlocking a radio adaptation by Arthur camp is a "refined Nazi" who New York City. The Kaddish was To Play in Nazi Ai:ent, will be a first in a series of atomic energy. would not torture or kill Jews but c I1ante d in memorial by members It is believed that she went c,f three dramatization of Thomas would like to deprive thera of t heir of the faith. The Star of David Prison Camps Mann's famous book, "Joseph" equal status of citizens, according from Berlin-her furmer home- was dropped into the valley to LONDON - Yehudi Mehuhin, to Denmark to confer with Dr. presented on "The Eternal Light" tu Maj. Samuel Teitelbaum, U. S. mark her final resting place. fc1med violinist whose concert in Niels Bohr, the Danish physicfst, broadcast this Sund8.y over Station Army chaplain, who interviewed London on July 11 on behalf of the who learned cl her work and ,vJA.R at 12 o'clock noon. Pastor Neimoller. relief and rehabilitation fund of the spread the news, to the scientific The radio dramas, based on In a letter to the New Republic \\.orld Jewish Congress attracted a world. Mrs. H. T. Low-Porter's transla- liberal weekly here, Maj. Teitel Chicago Sentinel packed audience of 7,000 in Albert Nothi ng has been heard cf her t:on of the Mann work, will be dir~ baum writes that Neimoller insist Hall, is on his way to the former s in ce she left Denmark. It is rcted by Frank Papp_ ed that the Jews form a distinct Sued for Libel concentration camps in Germany to ironic to consider that Hitler Ludwig Lewisohn, the noted racial classification, and strongly CHICAGO - A group of al play without charge before the who sought deEipe rately to dis~ author ,vill be guest speaker on objected to the immigration of leged native fascists have filed li thousands of persons still interned cGver a "secret weapon" which program. "eastern Jews into Germany." bel suits, totaling $140,000, against there. These are the stateless, the would gain for him conquest of the Chicago Jewish Sentinel: A non-repatriables, and others who the world eliminated the scien $50,000 suit filed by Geo. Vose, for one reason or other have not. tists who have given the basis, Union Hits Committee on former Gerald IL. K. Smith aide, yet been returned to a normal life_ for the discGvery of atomic ener who claims he was libeled by Before leaving London for Bel gy which today will help end tke Collective Bargaining Issue statements in the paper based. on sen, Buchenwald, Dachau and other an expose published in Reader's greatest war in our history and N EW YORK - The major J ew- attacked the union and have liberated camps, Menuhin, who has tomorrow will · assist in the re Scope, a party to the suit. not appeared in Germany since· ish organizations in New York City 1 sought to discourage its employees Another suit asking a t otal of coo.struction for peace. have endorsed coll ective bargain- 1 from joining. We think that the November 1932 when he gave a. $90 ,000 was filed by J oe McWil concert in Berlin, said there would ing for their clerical and profes- public has a right to examine the linms, ex-Yorkville . Hfuehrer/ ' be no more fitting re-entry than to Another Restoration sional employees by recognizing as sincerit y of any organization which George E. Deatheridge, Eugene N . vi sit the horror-camps and try to In the days when Adolf Hit their collective bargaining agent presumably seeks to promofe ' hu- Sanctuary, Ernest F. Elmhurst, heal t'he spirit of the survivors ler flourished it was the fashion the Social Service Employees man rights' on an international Robert E. Edmondson, Lawrence with his music. to strike t.he names of anti-Nazis Union, [Loc al 19 of the CIO United scale while deny ing them to· its Dennis, E. J. Parker Sage, \Villinm from various roll s of honor, such Office and Professional \Vorkers of own employees. H. Lyman Jr., and Charles B. as list9 of World ,var I heroes Mobile Synagogue Ameri ca 1 Bernard Segal, the "The Joint Defense Appeal, Hudson, nlleged lend ers in the nn and uni Ye rsities' alumni. union's executive director announc. which is the fund-raising organi- tive fascist, anti-Semitic move Leaves for Reich It seems to us that a cere cd in a statement made public this zution for the American Jewish ment. LONDO1 - The seventh mo monial re9tc,.ration of those week. The American Jewish Com- Committee and the Anti-Defamn- bile synagogue organized by the names, under AIUed a uspices is mittee and the Joint Appeal are tion League hns 1·efused to deal GRANT FOR SCHOOLS Chief Rllbbi's Emer gency Council in order. a lone among the mnjor Jewish or- with our union for more than a BUCHAREST - A grant of was consecrated here and · will The action wou ld be unpopular g nnizntions in refu sing to bargain year. 600,000,000 lei (npproxinrntely leave for Germany this week-end 1 only among the Nazis whr,, re with the union of their employees, 11 ,Ve do wish to point out that $6.000.000) has been mnde to J ew t ogether wit h a convoy of six main in various lands, and it he charged. individuals and groups associated ish community schools for the trucks filled with food, clothing would be the occasion for real "The Ameri can J ewish Commit~ with both organizations have made current year by the Rumanian and religious appurtenances. Tile celebration among those who tee has refused to bargain with dear to the leadership, their di s Government, it was disclosed this sy na~0J?'U C w as donated by the stood up against the fascist ter our union since last September.'' agreement with anti-union poli week. 0! this sum, 16.000,000 t,,, American VRnd Hatzala organiza ror through the y~ars~Israelite. Mr. Segal snid " Its leaders have ciee." have already been paid out. tion. 2 THE J EWISH HER.AILI>, PROVIDENCE, R. I., FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1945 THE JEWISH HERALD No Dates for This Luckless The Jewish Home Newsp&pef of NOVICK'S HOTEL Rhode Island. Publish ed E v ery 'Week in the Year by the Jewish MILLIS, MASS. TEL. MILLIS 133 RING 2 Pilot-De Das Gal-Lergy Preaa Publishing Company. ATLANTIC CITY - Lt. Alfrd Elkin has a dismaying ailment Subscription Rates: Five Cent.a the Now is t he time t• plan your vacation at NOVICK'S - Healthful - a gal-ler gy woold seem to be the only word for it. As a naviga Copy; By Mail, $2.JO per Annu.w. Country Surroundings - Wann Sincere Hoepitality - Friendly Walter R utman, Managing Editor. tor with t he 13t h Air Force in New Guinea, he had no trouble at all, Atmosphere - Famous ~ ovick Cuisine - Dietary Laws Observed. 76 Dorrance St., Tel. GA.spee '431 '\. But when he got back to the state&, he learned that he had p icked ONLY A SHORT DIST ANCE FROM PROVIDENCE Case-Mead Butlding. up something mysterious dc.wn there. Doctors were baffled for Entered a.s Second-Class Mauer at four mont hs. Then they found out what it was: face powder and the P ost Office. Pro,..idence, R. I., Under the Act of March 3. 1879. r ouge irritate his eyes and ma kes him sneeze. W&rse t han that, The Jewish Herald invite.s cor~ lipstick, if he gets too close, makes his lips sore. spondence on subjects of intereat NEW HOLLY INN T he luckless lieutenant has beep at the Air Forces Redistr ibu to the Jew ish people but d1scJa 1tns Sophye F. Redrick, P rop, t ion Center in Atlantic City for six mGonths now- ll·ithout a single responsibility tor an indorsemeot of the views expressed by the PT. !~DEPENDENCE, ONSET, MASS., ON T HE CAPE date. writers. It is assumed subscribers w ish their A Few Desirable Reservations Are Available subscripuon rene\vAd a nnuaUy un less we rece1,..e natice to the For August contrary JEWISH-AM ERICAN CUISINE Rabbis Werners Announce 50 Miles from P rcvidence - Rates on Request 1 Telephone: Wareham 914 Formation of Yeshiva Here !Germans Re~at ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I Formation of the Yeshiva Achei the stite of Jewish education in Propaganda Lme t Tmimim Lubav"itch of South Provi- P rovidence," Rabbi J oshua ,verner I • dence \~hich wi~l offer gener~l a nd said in :1aking the above announce- I KE"' YORK - You ca n't talk I The Ideal Place to Spend Your Vacation Hebrew educat10n for Providence ment. Upon our request a special to the German people "without I : children _was announced th~s week d_eleg_a tion ~f :he Luba \itcher Iroticing how t he a nswers and ex- .1 COHEN'S PLEASANT HOTEL by Rabbis J oshua and David Wer- Yesh1vos, which is pledged t o ad- cuses of the Wa r Criminals them- •N·T STREET , ' IILLIS, ..ASS . ner. The temporary location of Ivance the cause of J e";sh learn- Iseh·es a re parroted by much of the PLEAS-t 1. , i , m. the Yeshiva, is at 129 Chester ave- mg, visited t his city and after an i:,opula tion_" Edgar Snow, Sat ur- 1 nue. Rabbi I. D. Groner, a stu- examina tion of our educational day Evening Post editor, reports in B~s Service Right .to Hotel (Inquire Johnson Bus Lines) dent of the Central Yeshiva in status they have pledged their co- 2!1 article from Salzburg 1 Austria , t Dietary Laws Strictly Obser ved - CateFing to Parties, Brooklyn, has been named super- operation in reorganizing Jewish appearing in the Post. f Bar Mitzvahs, \Veddings and Banquets visor of the institut ion. education here. To date the tLuba- Said Mr. Snow: " Our men a re REASONABJ,E RATES _ WRIT E OR CALL MILLIS 83 " For many years I have deplored vitcher has established 31 Yeshi- not in town a week before_ after I vas and Torah schools in as ma ny getting acquainted with the local cities." people. they come back to camp Anti-Semitism A kindergarten ,-..ill be organ- reporting how German girls, once ized next month "ith modern gh·en the confi dence to speak their Flares in' Germany equipment and a t present a pr o- / n!inds. say tha t H itler was a great gram is being established f or a man; saved Germany from Bolshe- PARJS - The population of oc- I · h b cupied Germa ny is making no a t - pa rochial school with both Hebrew v1sm and t e Jews;. anished u~- te:mpt to camouflage its anti-Sem- a nd secular studies for boys six employment and tried to avoid itism, J ews arriving here from r ea rs of age and older. w__a_r'_' ______former German la bor camps report. In Sharon, Massachusetts The _ _a nt i-Semitic lines ad,iseslFirst All-Jewish WE CATER TO ALL SOCIAL FUNCTIONS nm1abil1 t y toward Brit ish, Rus- Privat e Bath and Showers in Every Room - Spacious Sun Porch sians and Americans, stressing Chapel is Erected 06itu11J-~ and Solarium - Distinguished Cuisine - Dietary Laws - Verv tha t Germany's real enemy is the Attractive Rates. Ownership-Management, MAE DUBI NSKY J ew. This attitude allegedly is At Marine Base )IRS. )!OLLIE K.-\. t:DIA,_- ~ ~ ;:;;;~;:;;;~;:;;;;;:;:;;,;;;:;:;;,;;;:;:;;,;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;:;:;::;~- :;:;::;::;:;::;~;;::::::;;::::::::: lent encouragement, in the A mer F uneral services for :.\Irs. Mollie llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllJIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli' ican zone of occupation, by some GUAM - The first exclusively (Shaw) Kaufman, 5§, a resident of American officer s and enlisted men J e,,ish chapel in the Pacific Thea- Scuth Pro,idence for more than -10 Non-Cancellable tre has been erected at a Marine ,vho fail to conceal t heir Jealousy years. were held last week at the ACCIDENT and HEALTH of J ewish fellow-solcners, holding Base, as part of a relig ious center Max Sugarman Home. Rabbi Ab- INSURANCE important administrat ive positions providing separate chapels for raham Chill off iciated. Bu.rial was Written By because of t heir knowledge of th,e Catholics1 Jewish and Protestant in Lincoln Pa r k Cemetery. worship. The center, believed to German language. .>!rs. Kaufman was born in Aus be the fi rst of its kind in the tria. daught er of the late :--:athan P ~cific area, consists of t hree quon Frank Lazarus and Ruth Shaw. Recently she had set hut chapels which stand side LIFE INSURANCE-ANNUITIES Point Schedule been making her home with one of by side. For Next Week her daughters_ )lrs. :--:ettie Tolchin- Your Inquiries Solicited T he P rotestant and Ca t holic sky. of 19 Calaman road. Cranston. i\leats and Fats - Book No. buildings are topped by simple FRANK LAZARUS 41 Besides :.\[rs. Tolchinsky. ~Ir-s. Red Stamps worth 10 points each ,v·hite crosses while t he synagogue Kaufman lea,-es another daughter. INSURANCE COU:--I SELLOR r egardless of numbers on them. 1 is sur mounted with a replica of a Mrs. Reba Brier of P ro,-idence; two Red tokens worth one point each st one tablet bearing t he Ten Com 907 Turks Head Bldg. GAspee 3812 Providence, R. I. sons. Cpl. Harry Kaufman. now in m ay be u sed as change. Validity l ma ndments. The interiors have 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 the South Pacific. and Ralph E:auf- a nd expiration dates are: Is imila r seating a rrangements a l- man of Providence; a sister, :\!rs. Red Stamps E xpire thoug h a lta rs and other furnish- )_nna Rubin of P ro,-idence. and six Q2 U2 ...... Aug. 31 ings are in 'keeping with t he dif- grandchildren. Something a Home Owner V2 Z2 ...... Sept. 30 ferent faiths. Al El ...... Oct. 31 Appreciates ... F l Kl Nov. 30 Unveiling No~ice Canned Goods - Book No. 4 Alabama Drys Hit Blue Stamps worth 10 points each The unl*eiling of a monument r egardless of numbers on them. "Foreign Elements'' in memc.ry of the late )[RS~ You. too, will appreciate the I ETHEL GREGER)!.-\.,_- will quick service. the absence of Validity and expiration dates are: K EW YO RK - A list of Je,Ys, take place this Sunday noon. 12 ~ed tape, the eas-e of complet- Blue Stamps E xpire Greeks and Italians who have liq 111g a Jc.an at this home financ Y2 Cl Aug. 31 t.or licenses in Birming ham, Ala., o'clock, August 12. in Lincoln ing institution. Money is r ead Dl Hl ...... Sept. 30 has been pr inted by t he Alaba ma Park Cemetery. Rabbi )(orris ily 3 \' ailable, aU t ra nsact ions G. Silk will offi ciate. Relatil*es a re ha ndled locall y, No title Jl N l ...... Oct. 31 Temperance Alliance \\ith the com fee. . Pl Tl ...... Nov. 30 ment t hat uthe iniquitous business and friend a re inTited to attend. Sugar - Stamp 36 in Book 4 in which these foreign elements now valid for fi ve pounds ; expires so congenially engage is not ex A~g . 31. Next stamp valid on cused by t he fact tha t some of Unveiling Notice Sept. 1. those holding licenses were born in The un'"eiling of a monument Shoes- Stamps 1, 2, 3 and 4 on America, or that some of t hem in memory of the late MRS. "Airplane" sheet of Book 3 now have sons in the a_rmed forces," A1':--:A GERSTEIX will take v nlid for one pair each. Good in the maga zine Nation, liberal week 1>1ace Su_nday morning . August defi nitely. ly. reports here. 26, at 11 o'clock in Lincoln Park Cemetery. Relati'"e9 and Fred Spigel friends are in\·ited to, attend. Cordially Invites His Many Friends and Cus tomers Max Sugarman TG Visit His Attracti,·e Market- the Fi.nest in New Funeral Home E ng la nd- Where You May Sho11 in S pacious, Clean Surro undings F U1'ERAL DIRECT-OR and E MBALMER MEMORIALS SPIGEL'S KOSHER M,EAT MARKET E:tcellent Equipment "The Je>t1· ish F uneral Dirtttor" NOW LOCATED AT Relined s~ni<11 458 HOPE STREET 190 WILLARD A VENUE DE:stor 8094 DExter 8636 THE JEWISH HE:iLU..0; l>ROVttlENCE, R. t., FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, i945 s Scene from " O ver 21 " Coming to Strand chopped off'. On the way home he told his police chlef: "You'd better fook fo; a new job"...... "But why?" asked the Police Chlef. ,or. P. Goldfarb "Didn't I chop off' their heads, as OPTOMETRIST you asked, thobgh they were inno Complet e Optical Service cent '?" .. .' ..... "True," said the Man Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted darin. "But next week everyone practically will have become a 31 Snow Street DE 0334 Waldorf foyer member of the police force." Roosevelt, USNR, calling to his wife, " Mrs. R, will 1":,'ou please hurry ?" ...... A new story on Chur- NATIONAL GLASS CO., INC. chill during the battle of Britain, Distributors of in which Churchill said: " Never in LIBBEY-OWENS-FORD GLASS PRODUCTS the history of man have so many Vitrolite owed so much to so few." But Ile ( Permanent Glass Walls) also said to his companion: "Gen. I smay if I can cry, you can cry GLASS and MIRRORS too."..... Southern newspapers are FOR E VERY BUILDING AND HOME PURPOSE rooting for the showing of the United Artists film, "The South- NATCOR META'L STORE FRONTS erner"...... Insiders suspect that AUTOMOBILE GLASS Rankin, et al., are behind the drive 164{; Westminster St...... WEst 6667 to ban it. Alexander Knox, Irene Dunne a_nd Charles Coburn are pictured a.1bove in a scene from the fi lm of Broadway comedy ''Over 21" which \Var correspvndents who headed opens, at the Strand Theatre on Monday. The second fi rst r un feature s traight from t he Queen Mary to will be "Ten Cents a Dance," starring Jane Frazee. RADIOS Electric AUTOMATIC Billings,ley's Stork Club reported men start slicing bacoo in prepar• WASHING Steamomatic LAUNDRY some of t he remarkable details of ation for the return voyage ... . Henry Sharpe ELECTRIC a redeployment-crossing: The There are two drills a day. The MACHINES Radiators, $32.95 Ja,000 troops aboard ate 40,000 fir st calls for all men on deck. Ideal for that Cold Room K ITCHENS th To Direct ,Drive eggs each day · · · · When e sol- That's to make it possible to clean ALUMINUM Or Office diers boarded the ship they were the rooms. The secOnd calls for all Henry D. Sharpe, president of Refrigerators g iven tags specifying t he "Army" men to go t c, their quarters below. Brown and Sharpe M·anufacturing to which t hey were ass,igned. And t hat's to make it possible to Company, has been named chair- There are 3 shipboard Armies-- clean the decks. man of the Corporations Division Red, White and Bl ue-and each of the R. I. United War Fund "Army" must remain in its secti(i,[1 Business Dept. Campaign to take place in late of the s,hip. Otherwise, if 15,000 When Gen. George Patton's men Octobe1· by general chairman Ray- 644 ELMWOOD A VENUE Williams 5605 men were to rush to one section, met the Thir d Ukrainian Army, h_e mond H. Trott, it was announced the ship's balance would ,be tipped and the Soviet General held a cele· this week . . . . . The troops eat 90 much !bacon bration. After the speeches were lt is the first time Mr. Sharpe, that, as soon as t he ship leaves made and the toast gulped, the who was a prime mover in estab N. Y. for England, the kitchen shrewd Russian general drew from lishing the Providence Community IT'S GREAT TO GET BACK FROM NATURE hi s holster an old, common pistol Fulld in 1926 a nd has played an and presented it) beaming, to active part in its growth through a George Patton ...... Patton acc-epted period of nearly twenty years, has .. it and resignedly drew from his accepted a major campaign respon Optometrist EYES EXAM INED own holster the pistol into whose sibility sin ce Rhode Island com rescription s Filled Promptly fin e ebony handle four dia monds munity cheSts began sta te-wide Brnad Street GA 6256 had been set by way of flamboy- cumpaigning in 1941. He has been -'°----_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_...:._ ant indication of his rank. Gen. a director of the United War Fund since its organization. Patton grim!:( presented it to the WE BUY AND SELL I smiling Soviet General, in "ex- did the s idewalk interview-broad- USED CARS change." casts for the Army in Africa a nd \L ALTER Jtaly, is back in civilian life. In l N. Main St. GA 9071 Social N G.tes Re-me, where he !broadcast for the George "The Real'' McCoy, who American Expeditionary Stations, Sgt. McCoy was with a group of radio men invited to the castle of Ambassador Kirk. The Ambassador discussed post-war programs, and Sgt. McCoy told him: "Soap oper r R3 will die with t he American Ex peditionary Stations" . . . . ''Ser SPEND geant," Amiba.ssador ;Kiri< coldly moo~$1000, OR MORE, A YE.AR rt.!m inded him, "my family made ite fortune with sc.ap." FOR ADVERTISING ? The War Department's records you can have the benefit of thr ,;e rvices and aavice of this adver t isi ng agency without added cost . We have helped ma ny sma ll and now include the copy of Gen. Pat large businesses to get greater returns from thei r advertising ton's repf during the Nazi break investments. We can do t he same for you. through, when the General was Consult uJ with out oh/igation asked whether he could shift his JOSEPH MAXFIELD COMPANY troops to come up the narrow roads R 1s0N IVY, mosquitoes, ants, sunburn, rain from behind the Nazi armies and I IG HTY SIVIN WIYIO U IT STlllT • PIOV IDINCI Roughing it on a camping trip is great stuff. For a I GAspee 44 56 - GAspee 44 :'i 7 relieve the pressure on Montgom. ~OSEPH M. FINKLE ARCHIE M. FINKLE cry. " I'll get there so fast," re week or so. Then you begin to long for the comforts plied Patton, 11 1'11 Ta m Von Rund of home. stedt right up Montgomery's back" A good li ght to read by .• . a hot shower . •• your ...... A war correspondent sent word of, his coll eagues •"here that one of electric ra zor .. . an el ectric range ... and, of course, Important Notice fo r, All Jewish the captured Nazi documents was your radio. a list of newspapermen a nd their It's surprisin g the number of every-day conveni ences 1 probable purchase price ...... Doro- made possible by electricity. You take them for granted •arents .of Providence and VicinilY, thy Parker was asked whether YOU CAN NO W REG ISTER YO UR CHILDREN' IN THE she'd like to go to Europe. " I'd -until you have to get along without 'em. YESHIVA ACHEI TMIMIM give my right eye to go," she said, The big reason why you forget 'em is because LUBA VITCH OF SO. PROVIDENCE "but they're not taking right eyes electric se rvi ce is so good and so cheap. E lectri city is a t this time." still availab le at low pre-war prices. There have been 129 CHESTER AVENUE no shortages. At SHAEF, during a discussion CLASSES NOW GOING ON of how to treat incorrigible Nazis, And yo u ca n be sure there will be plenty of power Hegi.!J tration is also open for the modern Kindergarten, a lawyer r epeated t his story once for the post-war electric era-thanks to the practical 1ges 11 to 6, and for the newly organized Parochial ' School told by J'ustice Oliver Wendell experience and sound busin ess management of America's :rad es I b to 8a. Bus service, Physician's Care, P layground Holmes: A Mandarin ruling a cap light and power companies. \ ctivities, Hot Lunches tured community learned of a mur THE LOCATION WILL BE ANNOUNCED der committed t here. He called l.iden to uTHE SUMMER ELECTRIC HOUR" ._,;,1, Robert An11bruster's IN THE NEAR FUTURE ull the men to n meeting, then or Orclaestro 11nd •ueJI sldrs. E,,ery Swndll')' 11Jternoon, 4,JO, EWT, CBS. dered h is police ch ief to chop olf Do Not Delay! Register Your Child Today! tt.e head of the fir st one chosen at No Tuition Fee! random, although he was innoCent. Write or ca ll our temporary offi ce at 129 Chester avenue Next week another murder was 41- NARRAGANSETT ELECTRIC e~ felephone MAnning 2397. Hours, 9 to 1 o'clock. After 1 o'clock committed. The Mandarin again 49 WIIIMINIIH ITIIII PIOVID I NCI elcphone Habbi Joshua Werner, PLantations 2292 or Rabbi David ca lled a t own meeting and ordered We rner , PLnntotions 6140. ' · 6 heads chopped off. The third time he ordered 10 innocent head& DON ' T WASTE ELE C TRICITY JUST U CAUS! IT'S CH EA P l THE JEWISH HERA(LD, PROVIDENCE, R. I., FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1945 I Goldstein Finds War Dept. Seeks __ . Only One BabY, LONDON - Dr. Goldstein, 10,000 More WACs Kroll- Schlossberg by the bride--elect's parents, Mr. president of the Zionist Organ.. Urgent Need for Miss Selma Schlossberg, daugh- and ,Mrs. Harry Malin of Sumter ation of America, who has re street. BAKED NOODLES WITH tor of -Mr. and Mrs. JoseJ14 turned to London from a tour Trained Workers Schlossberg, of 163 Warrington Mr. Spaniel, a former c'orporal in VEGETABLES of liberated E urope, said t hat A program to recruit 10,000 ad street, was married last evening to the Army, has been in the service I 8-oz. package fi ne noodles during his stay in the A-.ieri ditionaf members in the next six Dr. Harry Kroll, son of M.rs. Bessie five years, three of which were ½ cup chopped onion can zooe of Germany he found rr,onths for the Women's Army Davison, of Chicago, Ill. Rabbi spent in the ETO. ½ cup chopped celery only one Jewish baby. Corps was announced by the War Morris Schussheim performed the Ta, Be Married Sunday 3 tables'poons shortening ''The mother told me she had Department today. Main purpose ceremony, assisted by the bride's Miss Estelle Harriet Solomon, 1 No. 2 can tomatoes strapped herself up so that SS cf the pr?gram is to supply train father, who sang traditional wed- d2ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Levi 1 H>. string beans guards would not notice her eel workers to a ssist in re THE JEWISH HERALD, PROVIDENCE, R. I.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1946 1, 5 ~=l!~urned in adjustments can be Four-Way Match ~ap..;,~~ This Week llt; 1 I _Ledgemont is sending a repre sentative aggregation of golfers to Irwin, Priest, president of the night services and for the high Boston on August 25' and 26 to Ahavath Sholom Synagogue, t old holydays ...... meet selected teams from Tumble The Ledgemont Four Ball Cham- feedbox tells me that "Bink" is us this week that the new Syna Ser°'iee Notes broo~, Pinebrook · and KernwoOd pionship is providing plenty of up- determined tJo capture that $25 Country Clubs. The foll'owing g·ogue and Hebrew School will be After five - year s in the army:, sets. Bear in mind that I am re- War Bond which will be forthcom constructed on a plot of land loc twelve men made the varsity teani: S / Sgt. Herbert D. Goldman, son of porting locker room evaluatiOn of ing if he breaks 80. Came mighty ated at the corner of Rochambeau Pro ILou Meyers ( each club sends Mrs. Sonia Winokur, received his a team's chances in this particular close with an 81. their professional) , Al Sopkin, Len avenue, Colonial road and Camp discharge recently at F ort Devens t ournament and not reflecting on Doc Alberts and Al Pilavin were ...... He participated in every cam nie Levin, Murray Trinkle, Harry street...... It was previously re the golfing abilit ies of an indiv- pressed hard by Dr. Mal Winkler Fo1.Vler, Lou Rosenberg, Archie Al ported that the building would be paign in the Philippines, and has idual. Many folks lose sight of and Ed Goldstein but came through berts, H arold Pulver, Barney on a Forest street site...... Max numerous battle stars and awards the fact t hat if the committee has a nd then clicked to nick Sopkin Efros, Hy Cotton, Barney Kay and Charren , who headed t he buying ...... A party in his honor was held assigned proper handicaps the . and Garfinkle in the initial play 1 Lou Stone. committee, said construction would at the Beachwood Hotel at the matches should be fairly even. Up- off of t he second round. Max begin as soop as wartime restric- Pier, which was attended by more Husband, Wife . Tournament set number one of the week: Ben Winograd and Norman Feinberg tions are removed ...... When the than 300 people...... T / 5 Milton Eleven "ball a nd chains" entered j Rutten berg and Frank /Licht knock- ousted Moe Borod and Nat Sam Congregation Sons of Abra han\ 'Teder, son of the J ohn Teders, is the Scotch F oursome competition ing off the hig hly favored team ors. Max sunk a "looloo" on th!! heard that 12 Jewish boys were home from the European Theatre with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kaplan ~f Ha rry Fowler and Dr. Leo Co- 18th to clinch the match. Sa m a mong the new crew of the USS of Operations ...... Overseas for two I winning' low gross, M.r. and Mrs. hen. Al Sopkin and Lou Garfinkle Chase and Archie Finkle sweated cruiser Providence and that the and one-half years, Teder has been J oseph Stanzler first net, Mr. and had to come from behind to lick plenty in their match with C. Mc ship was sailing for ports unkno\vn, i11 the North African, Sicily, Ital 1\-irs. Alvin Sopkin, second net. The Maynard Bliss and Archie Fain. Kenzie and Lester Emers. They a number of members did some ia n and Southern France cam. Bert Finbergs tied the Peter At one time they were fi ve down. were six down with four holes to frantic rushing and purchased a pa igns ...... He bas five battle stars Woolfs for third while fourth net l\lurray Trinkle and Harvey Cohen go but applied the pressure to pull Menorah, two candlesticks, a wine a nd has accumulated a point t otal was shared by the H yman Cottons ·made an auspicious start when this match out of the Pre. Jack cup, tallises, skull caps and a cab of 100 ... PFC Abraham Schwartz and Nathan Samors. Also played: they bested Harold Weiner and Dr. F ain and Ralph Rotkin struggled inet which they presented t o the ~HTived at Hampton Roads, Va., Edward Deutchs, Harry Blachers, Herman Winkler. l\ THIS APPEAL FOR WAC RECR ITS IS SPONSORED BY 10 RACES NIGHTLY_ ADMISSION 25C GBEYHDDKD ( including la•) ' DAILY DOUBLE WINDOW' CLOSES 7:35 RACING POST TIME 7:45 1£CULAR BUS SERYICtS ~ rrovldenco to Full River, ])'ow Bedford nnd Dos~ PASS OIRCCTLY BY PARK 'ton ~ Brockton to Taunton ~ Quincy to Taunton · Children Under 16 Years of Age Positively Not Admitted THE JEWISH HERAlLD, PROVIDENCE, R. I., FRIDAY, AU(i,UST 10, 1945 . 6 -It Happened-. Hunter and His Prize Bilbo's Outbursts Against ~EWETT'S KOSHER DELICATESSEN and CREAM·ERY I This WE!ek I Minorities A re Denounced Distributors of NEW YO.RIK ..:.... Wives, Inc., an it was your duty to uphold qn the PREMIER FOOD PRODUCTS (Continued from Page 5) organization of servicemen's wives, home front the American tradition 204 Willard Ave. Providence this week ...... has called on Sen. Theodore G. of security and democracy for all." Odds and Ends Bilbo (D., Miss.) to apologize pub Meanwhile James J . Lyons, Joseph Schlossberg is licly for his recent outbursts Bronx Borough president, writing -ARROW LINES- well after his operation and rather I against American minority groups. as "a private citizen," asked Sen. lengthy convalescent period...... J oe DAILY SERVICE · "Our husbands-J ew and Gen- Robert F. Wagner (D., N. Y.) to PROVIDENCE HARTFORD visited the down-town area t his tile, Negro and white-together de- ir,stitute proceedings to impeach GREAT BARRINGTON PITTSFIELD past week and rernarked that his feated those who would put race "this un-American Senator from first singing job would be at his Terminal-38 Fountain St. against race, color against color, ] Mississippi." daughter's wedding ( Selma Schlos GA 4004 and creed against creed," the And State Assemblyman Philip sberg and Dr. H arry Kroll were Otrice-77 Washington St. Wives wrote Bilbo. 11 As a mem- J. Schupler (D., B'klyn) released GA. 0872 married yesterday) ...... Max Gold ber of our highest legislative body, an exchange of letters with Bilbo berg, who spent nearly a year in containing these statements- Iceland on a government project , I Schupler to Bilbo: " The blood of says that he prefers Providence Silver's Zionist "For QUALITY and SERVICE" American boys of every racial ori any time...... It wasn't the cold or PARIS - Second Lt. Rolf War- snow that bother ed, he said ...... but tenberg, a ref,ugee who escaped Policy Committee gin and religious persuasion has E. S. -CRANDALL watered too many battlefields for that wind! ...... " It1 swept down from from Nazi Germany, is shown es- Will Not Disband us remain silent :when attacks DAIRY the mountains and was sucked corting Hermann Goering, the fOl- to NEW YORK - The A~erican are made upon their loved ones." through our working area ...... as mer Reichsmarsha) of t he Third Prope,-]y Pasteurized , Zionist Policy Committee, which Bilbo to Schupler: "If you take far as I was coiicerned we had a Reich, to a judicial examination was formed on the resignation of personally, or ~s your race as a MILK and CREAM constant hurricane blowing''...... hl'ld in Augsburg, Germany, re to Dr. Abba Hillel Silver from the whole, anything I may have said Fred Spigel has opened his new cently. The National Refugee Ser A Friend to the American ~ionist E,nergeney about a few of the members of J ewish People meat market on Willard avenue vice, which assisted 2nd Lt. War Council and which led the fight for your race, then you are just carry and he has done a fine job of ren tenberg and his family on their 12 Lo,.el! Ave. WMt '358 his r ecall, will not disbaf!d now ing a chip on your shoulder." ovating ...... It's probably the most arrival in the United State9 in despite Dr. Silver's reinstatement. modern and bright-appearing mar- 1940, has made it p<;esmle for tens 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII In a memorandum to the mem ket in New England ...... of thousands of refugees to play bers of the National Council of the Vacatie,n Bit9 an important role ia the American -~ AMERICAN-CHINESE American Zionist Policy Commit ;11 RESTAURANT The Al Alters and their children war effort. /;~ are at Bristol Narrows for the t ee, Abraham Goodman, secretari, n't- 205 WEYBOSSET ST. OPP. CROWN HOTEL. summer...... Arthur B. Flink, a se- p 1· A t } l declared: "It is our duty to make nior at t he University of Pennsyl- O Ice rres the unity which has been estab Enjoy a ·eocw Drink vnnia, has just returned from a For Anti-Semitism lished count for something in the Hot Weather two week vacation at the Cedars I PARIS - Eleven persons were kternational arena. We must no~ Enjoy In Our Delightful Country Club in Lakeville...... Joyce arrested and a fairly large quan pool all our energies and resources Salads and Cocktail Lounge Honigblum, Clarie Schleifer and tity of explosives seized when to meet the challenge of the hour Cold Dishts Prompt and Mrs. Mildred Schleffer are spend- police raided the headquarters of ...... Our Committee can render a it< a Cool Courteous Service ing ten days at the New Richmond a ba nd engaged in anti-Semite and great service to the cause by Atmosphere Hotel in Atlantic City...... On t heir anti-Communist activities. A for- watching closely the developments Orders Put Up to Take return trip the trio will visit mer woman member of a clandes- on the American Zionist scene and • LUNCHEONS Out Washington and Philadelphia...... tine resistance movement was making such comment as it deems • DINNERS GAspee 3631 New Year Thought among those arrested. necessary." JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIINIIIIHDIIIIIQIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII We want to remind our r eaders that they can save time, trouble WORLD PREMIERE and expense by inserting their New Year greeting in the special issue NEVER SUCH RARE DELIGHT of the H erald which will r each every Jewish home in Providence on September 8...... Your friends FOR THE YOUNG will be looking for your greeting ...... Don't di sappoint them ...... Dial GAspee 4312 and make arrange / ments now.. ... Work Goes On While most of us are vacationing from our communal duties, mem 1 bers of the executive co mmit tee of the General Jewish Committee are holding r egul a r di scussions on the program for the fall ...... The meet ings have been well-attended and there's a grand spirit of co-oper- ation ...... The conference room in the Strand Building has been ren vated whi ch makes it a convenient and comfortable place f or these im p,ortant conclaves. Ledgemont Country Club News .1/lEATE (Continued from Page 5) r attcnda nce...... Harvey Co hen cele brated winning his fir st match in the IIABC with a dinner party. FLASH- Pete Woolf and Al Shore, Jr., pu1led n r abbit out of t he hat a nd v a nquished ·Arthur A££filA1JJ£/l CHA/l££S Kaplan and Martin Silverstein. Du NN E Low storage temperature helps prevent loss of flnvor in canned orange juice. KNOX COBURN Edwin S. Soforenko and A MORTON SM ITH COLUMBIA - Representing - 1 PICTURE INSU RA NCE UNDER WRITERS, INC. ~l lW:llllI >t; A SIDNEY BUCHMAN Production General i Ad3 1ted from th e play by Ruth Cordon • Screenplay by Sidney Buchman Insurance . ~~ Directed by CHARLES VIDOR Counselors PLUS ST ARTS MONDAY, AUGUST 13th! PROYIDENCE 73 Weybo~set St. "TEN CENTS A DANCE" Next to Ar<'ade J ANE FRAZEE Tel•phone GAopee 3120 NEWS e CARTOON STRAND