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Vol. X, No. 45 PROVIDENCE, R. I., FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1935 5 Cents the Co~ Anti-Semitism will WAR VETS Catholics Asked to Wane with Recovery CARNIVAL Ban Nazi Goods PLANNED Jewish Youth Wins Moonlight Sail on World Boycott is So Says Ab Cahan, Highest Honors at Esmond S. Borod, Ge neral Chair Bay is Planned by man of Rhode Island Post, No. 23, Editor of "Forward" Georgetown School Jewish War Veterans carnival com the Center Council Urged by Paper mittee, announced today that the an Seventy-five years old last Sun NEW YORK (JTA) - Philip nual carnival to benefit the relief The J ew ish Center. Council is BRUSSELS (JTA)- The demand day, Abr aham Cahan, famous .Jew Paul i\Ia renberg, a Jewish youth fund and to establish a fund for the fo rmulating plans for a moon• that Catholics all over the world light sail aboard the Naugatuck, ish ed'itor, novelist and Socialist, of Brooklyn, has been awarded purchase of a permanent home for fo llow the J ew ish exam1>l e and start viewed the possibilities of a Euro Jewish War Veterans will be held the largest steamer on Narra. a world-w id e boycott of German pean war in the near future as very hi ghest honors at the George gansett Bay, having a capacity made goods is voiced in La Libre s light and predicted that anti-Semi town L:1w School, a Catholic in for more than 1500. Those who Beige, the leading Catholic daily of tism in Europe w ill decrease as eco stitution. He was g raduated at attended the moonlight sail last Belgium. nomic conditions improve. year, remember the pleasant and "A strong boycott of German the head of his class and was interesting evening enjoyed by He was reached by the J ewish ,·aledictorian at the comm ence• goods by Catholics can greatly con• Daily Bulletin for an interview at a more than 500. It is expected tribute to the termination of perse ment exercises. that this year's eveitt will sur cution of Catholics in Nazi Ger• nearby seashore resort where he pass e,·en that of last year. was spending the day qu.ietly with Last yen, Marenberg was many," the paper States. It adds that There will be dancing and en the position of the Catholics in Ger Mrs. Cahan. If it hadn't been Sun awnrded the :\lallory Medal for tertainment on board ship from day, he would have celebrated the the best essay on the constit u many is worse than that of the J ews the time it sails at 8.30 o'clock there. event working at his editor's desk until it returns to Providence at in the Jewish Daily Forward Build tionality of t he National Indus tria l RecoHry Act. midnight. Watch for date and Leading Catholic circles in Bel ing. further particulars next week. gium, it is common knowledge here, As he interpreted European are making an effort to induce the events, !\fr. Cahan regarded war as Grain Plan Hits at Vatican to issue a proclamation urg unlikely because the dictators who Sunday Laws to be ing the Catholics of the world to join rule Europe realize that war wou ld Jews in Lithuania the boycott which the J ew·s are now be disastrous to their own power. conducting against products made "No dictator," he said, "can afford Eased by Hungary in Gerniany. a war today." KA UN At:S (JTA) - Thousands Says Bias Will Wane of J ew ish families are in danger of BUDAPEST (.JTA) - The relax- Pact Would Aid Jews Discussing the question of anti losing their livelihoods in Lithuania ation of the Sunday Law in Hungary In certain Catholic circles here the Semitism·, he expressed the opinion because of a new plan proposed by to ei:iable the J ews there to keep belief exists that the situation of that in every country except Ger the governr.:ent which will eliminate thei r establishments open on Sun- the J ews as well as of the Catholics many where anti-J ewish sentiment Jews from trading in grain. days, was promised by Geza Borne- in Germany would be considerably exists, it is a result of economic de This pla!l is considered of such m's.~za, Hungarian l\l.inister of ameliorated if the Vatican agreed pression and he predicted that when serious import by the J ews that a !;;:.· in a ~tpfcmJ!Dt given to the lf01{~i~n~a~i~n;~;\t t~~sltt~ft~;= conditions im proYe anti-Gemitism meeting of grain Ul.erclian s wa"shel will wane. here to decide upon measures to ESMOND S. BOHO D The promise was made because cott movement. In Germany, he continued, the counteract the intentions of the gov orthodox J ews do not keep their It is pointed out here that a united anti-Jewish policy tends to be more ernment. July 20 through 27 (excluding Sun - stores open on Saturdays and en- front of the Vatican and representa political in character. "It is due," he day) at the post headquarters, 100 forcement of the Sunday Law would tives of the J ewish religion was af said, "to the pressure which the al The government plan provides Niagara St. actually mean that J ewish firms fected several years ago when the lies exercised on Germany after the that the entire grain trade be con One of the features of the carnival would have to suspend their business Vatican was interested in raising a war, forcing the country to infla centrated under a few big coopera will be the distribution of free at- for two days. world-wide protest against the per tion." tives. If this project is carried out, tendance prize tickets entitling the " It will be of service also to the secution of religion in Soviet Russia, He gave as a second cause of Hit it will mean in effect the complete holdor o( the lucky number drawn non-J ewish population i! J ews are This united front contributed great• lerism the propaganda of the Ger eli mination of J ews from the grain each evening to a vsluable prize. permitted to trade on Sunday," the ly to the fact that practice of reli man Communists in which, he said, trade and the consequent economic Winners must be present in person Minister of Trade declared. gion is no longer considered a crime they agitated against democracy ruin of thousands of Jewish fami on the grounds, or a new drawing The failure of the Nazi movement in Russia. and thereby paved the way for Hit lies. will be taken. to gain ground in Hungary was ad- It is believed here, consequently, ler. The grain industry is today prac Bingo games will be staged in the mitted in an announcement by the that collaborative effo rt on the part " Hitler Business Unreal'' tically the only field which has not auditorium under the leadership o( Hungarian Nazi organization, of Catholic and J ewish religious "Thi s Hitler business has never yet been monopolized by the gov Commander Barney Taber. There known as the Pfeilkreuzler. fo rces against Germany would pro• seemed real to me," Mr. Cahan de ernment or by cooperatives for gen will be no entrance fee and the The announcement declares that duce a similar effect upon Nazi Ger• clared. "It is too much like a night erations in grain trading and in the games will be conducted each even- the Nazi movement in Hungary will many and would force Hitler to soft mare. I always loved Germany and export of grain abroad. The elimina ing, rain or shine. be reorganized and that new leaders en h.is attitude towards the Catho- considered her in the forefront of tion of Jews from this field will not Committee chairmen assisting Mr. will Ce appointed to develop greater lies and the J ews in the Third Reich. the highest culture and progress." only affect the J ew ish grain traders But Mr. Cahan was optimistic but also Jewish peddlers who deal ~~ft~~ iic~~~=y Pa1~~b~~' ~~~ii~~rfu°!~ ac~~1!~!ish circles here it is believed The recent renewed wave of re• about Palestine. He declared that with the peasants on the basis of Aaron Cohen, cashier; Harry Hoff- that no matter how the Nazis re- ~~~ss~~~~ f:ag!~~ai~lt~: t a~~~::d the development of the Jewish home bartering t heir goods for grain. (Continued on Pa_g_e_F_;v_e_) ____(_C_ on_t_in_ue_d_ o_n_ P_a_g_e_F_·; _ve_) __ Catholic sentiment throughout the land is "wonderful" and lauded the cultural contributions which refugee German J ews are making in Pales Boy Scouts Mark 25th Anniversary ,Tvot ld.R d N b tine. .,.,J.:'J'I o e uce um er Mr. Cahan recalled the day in 18~7 whe n he first became editor of By GERTRUDE M. WOLFENSON __ the Forward. "We had a lot of fan The Boy Scout wave swelled over Je;~~Y~iiPXu!:!~de ~~!u{{:~~!}:!1;~:Tv}:::1ff~~e;;~~] of Jewish Doctors atics," he said, "who were well Rhode Island in the summer of 1910, Great Distinction obJect1ves and with programs for NEW YORK(JTA) _ The foture meaning but didn't understand what when a troop of 6•1 boys was formed. ______special meetings, contests, stunt policy of the German government a newspaper was. I saw things Scouting then was merely an idea. scouting to the youth of the nationl mght s, celebrat10ns, and hikes. They will be to decrease further the num• wouldn't work out, so I reti red from Now in this year, 1935, which marks 1s the opportumty 1t offers young also give advice on matters of pol- ber of J ewish doctor~, Dr, Herman the post." the 25th birthday celebration of the Was Police Heporter peopl e for a share m affairs of the icy Brauneck, officia l spokesm3.n of the For five years he worked under Boy Scouts of America, the organi commumty, for genuine helpfulness All-J ewish troops mclude: J ewish 63 N.1z1 phys1c 1ans who arc here Lincoln Steffens as police reporter zation is a Vi tal reality, with 231 to others; in short, preparation for Community Center, Troop 5, Scout• for a tour of the chief medical cen• for the Commercial-A dvertiser. troo1>s in Rhode Island, comprising citizenship. master Victor Abrams ; troop com- ters in this country, declared this (Continued on Page Six) 5406 scouts, of which number 1723 That J ewry has realized this val• mittee, Dr. Harry I. Goldman, Dr. week. abide in Providence. ue, is shown by the fact that there Louis Pom iansky, Albert Gilstein. Exhibiting with pride a metal This district unit, officially desig are five all -J ewish troops in Provi- Candace Street School, Troop 14, "No. 9" which he wears on his lapel, Soviet Allots Sum nated the Narragansett Council, Boy dence, with a total of some 138 J ew- Scoutmaster Bernard Oster, Assist- Dr. Brauneck explained that every Scouts of America, has a national ish scouts; and as many more J ew- ant Scoutmaster Leo L. Miller; physician wears a similar numbered. reputation; and has during its his ish boys are scattered among other troop committee, Milton M . Frank, tag and that they prefer to be ad- to Aid Biro-Bidjan tory graduated approximately 25,000 boys from scouting into an inspired tr~~Pf1a0~i~h~ci\W~m s, efficient scout ~~Wa~:~~!~.l\~~rb~srtB.Jvin~·r.HT~i- dressed by number. MO SCOW (JTA) - Sixty mil citizenship of our nation. executive of the Narragansett Coun- pi e Beth.EI, Troop 50 , Scoutmaster Explaining the attitude of the lion rubles (nominally about $30,· Scouting affords worth-while ac cil since 1918, came up through the Alexander Gl adstone, Assistant ~}t~it~i}owar aganda , Hothenberg last \~'eek put forth his the administration. A faction headed it is reported from Berlin. You Owe Yourself a Glorious new program at the Atlantic City by Louis Lipsky ( Lipsky himself The report st at es that Otto Zionist convention. did not speak against the adminis Gebuehr, another well know n He told the delegates that the Z. tration) started a drive against t he Germn.n actor, has a h'So been Vacation at the New Agassiz! 0. A. needed some reorganizing. To leader~hip which Aoiged precipitate barred from Ge rman films by this end he outlined a plan whereby: ly. Rothenberg was re-elected pres orde r of the Minist ry of Propa L In the heart of the White Mountains. (I) Jewish organizations in 1'11 ident with little t rouble. Lipsky was ga nd a on the charge that his communities would be organized into 1amed honorary president. "Ar yan" origin has not been 2. Every sport you wish available. Palestine councils. Brandishing his inevitable cigar, proven. (2) Zionist district committees 'Jr. S. Margoshes voiced the preva------ 3. Entertainment de lu xe. would be set up in the communities lent sentiment on Histadruth. As a was also indicated when they adont and there would be reciprocal rep tabor union, the Histadruth is a ll ed a neutral stand on the question. 4. Chef Extraordi naire. resentation between lhe councils and right, he said, but when it tries to They didn't take a definite st~nrl the committees. run the whole Zionist movement, on war and peace. The delegates had 5. Jewish Dietary Laws observed. (3) The councils would be repre that is a different story. rejected a proposed resolution O" sented at the Z. 0. Z. conventions. And wh il e the Zionists were meet war becaui>e it was too sweeping. 6. Al Sherman's Social Slaff. The plan found favor in the eyes ing in Atlantic City, the refor!l' At the end of the convention, a com of the delegates and a commission ·abbis in Chicago elected Dr. Feli x mittee brought in a substitute reso 7. Mary ,volfman, Prima Donna. was named to plan the sweeping .\. Levy of Chicago's Temple Eman lution - far more sweeping than changes in the structure of the or- u-El to the presidency of the Central the first. So they appointed a couple 8. Joe Bieber, National Dramatic Play- ::::onference of American Rabbis of commit.tees to spend a year on the ers. he first Zionist ever to ·get t.he post. question. 'hat the reform rabbis are swinging But they did. however, record 9. Sid Gray and his orchestra. NOVICK'S .1way from opposition to Zionism themselves for taking the profit out of war and against compulsory mili 10. Mountain trail saddle horses. Summer Re sort Outings Fishing Moonlights tary training in schools. Also, they ··1'/11: Ideal f>/aec !o Spcud Your Accommodations fo r 45 Persons asked uniform marriage laws thru 11. Incomparable golf course. \lacatio"" out the country and medical exam- 1 i\l!LLI S, i\l ASS. ination of would-be husband and 12. Regulation Tennis Courts. Where you will be 1:"r«-tcd by fl most coui:,'ni"I nnd entertaining soci11l stnlf Yacht Valhalla wife. Ho~tess. Mi ~s Thdma Tucker Capt. Ed. Downes While fireworks boomed July 4, 13. Bathing ... Boating ... Fishing. of Hnrtfo,·d. Conn. Senator Bennett C. Clark told ' 'i1e Hccluced Rates fo: this Season Dyer Street Wharf Jewish War Veterans that there was 14. Hand ball and Basketball. $15 J)CI' Wt!el1 at Foot of Orange Street too much likelihood of some real 7 Co urse Chicken Dinner Sl.00 Phone EA 3065 MAN. 8998 15. Large, comfortable, ai ry rooms. S single. Country P alestine : Students Stri ke NEW HAMPSHIRE The noon hour ~truck at the He MICHNOFF & SPJWACK, Managing Owners Catering to Banquets, Weddings, etc. brew University one day la.st week. By prearranged signal, every stu Phone Millis 124 dent in every classroom stood up PHON E BETHLEIIEM 8032--8033-8034 andleaving walked instructors out onto lo thelecture campus. to ~====~~~~==: ======~ ~~;ins;at~· ~~f~~~et.h:id;~rnt ;J; Discover Gold in ~~~rt; ~po~~=- Falastin, Arab news pa- i~\t~di~~0i:e0fsi~~-ai~~cd~~~r~lt:tk~~0J Palestine Town On sample taken from the mines Why, it's just like home. contains three percent gold, accord- Fu~d~'lnn:~~~~e~h:cq~!;r~~n :ra:t~J J ER USALEM (J 'l'A) - Gold has ~l~~bt~u~~1eh~:!:,::~.1. l1~a~s f1~~s\~~~!~ dunams of land in northern Pales- been disco\'ered in Palest ine near can be exploited, since there is lit tine, evoking great jubilation in Zi- gan: "The people above any party." tie water in the vicinity. onist circles. The tract very nicely It decried class war in Palestine. The new Palestine radio broad- lAHE SVOFFORD HOTEL rounds out the Jewish holdings in Greece : J ews Wa nt Monarchy casting station, the first permanent that part of Palestine. It was reported last week that radio base in the Near East, will be SPOFFORD, :N.H. In Haifa, shades of Hitler, it Was the Greek Jews are predominantly dedicated and officially opened at the learned that Arab youths have or- pro-monarchist because the Republic end of November, it was announced. 200 Miles from New York - 90 Miles from Boston ganized a Nazi club that goes under has brought them nothing but un Ma ny new features! New guest annex on the lake, new the name of "Red Moon." They wear easine~s. An exclamation mark was Beach House; entirely modernized. Pine scented country, brown shirts too and seem to be placed at the end of this despatch New York City well-financed. by one which a r rived the next day mountai n air; large rooms, priva te baths. Ever y outdoor Throughout Palestine, the Jewish disclosing that the Nea Alit.hia, Ven spor t- golf, tennis, bathing, fi s hing, horseback, casino community was grieved last week to izelist organ, has turned from a neu - grill. Da nci ng every night. Smart entertainme nt. learn that Chief Rabbi Abraham T. tral stand to anti-Semitism. Kook had been taken seriously ill. - -===--=====~ Dt•li,·io u,i; mea ls ( Di etary Laws.) Prayers were offered in his behalf. Poland: Electorul La w E choes Special Rates for July - Daily, $6.00 and up The new Polish electoral law de TAKE TIME TO LIVE/ Weekly, $35.00 and up creasing representut.ion of mi nority and opposition groups in the Parlia Management: ABE H. JACOBSON ment, isn't much li ked. So little, in fact, that the Polish Zionists and Socialists decided to bovcott the next elections in protest. · Meanwhile, the Lodz Municipal Council was dissolved becnuse its anti-Semitic majority had made it. impossible to adopt a budget, In Cracow, the World Union of PICCSDILIY .:.. -i>!Bl\.Y..,.f!.~,gm General Zionists adopted a new slo- 1 1, J BETH UH.EM• NIW HAMPSHIRE ' ' S TREAM L INE SERVICE ' • 8 11ort, recreation nnd rest in n vncntion la nd of C H ARM IN G ROO M S many chnrm". The l'nrk View is n mode rn resort DAILY TARIFF F ROM Two - FIFTY nceommodnting 200 guests. All outdoor 11 cUvltll'8, Swlmmlnl( In R hu(l'e 400-foot Ol) t'll nlr GEORG I AN ROOM Pool. Fnllt h •n nl• rou rt.11. Golr nt•nr lly. C11 nocl11 ii:. Snd,lle hor,~'11. For n l'erfrct Vncntlon A lnll-ntrd Wt'lnl Bln fT th11t mnkc for (•nJoynble ev.-nlufP!. For Matinee Luncheon. The.11. tre Ddlcl01.1•, wholl'l!Omc food , 1, re11nrt d on d ll1Rry lnwB, llutd Accommodnlio11ll Dinner, After - T heat re Supper Country Club Almu,1,hcrc Moderate Hales DINE. DANCE - untll 2 a. m. - to ENJOY Golf, Tennl,. Rid Phone Dcthl chcm 7L ing, Swimming, Etc. Lllrlj'.e LARRl 'S CONTINENTALS Vcrsatlhi Soi:lnl St11fr. F'II- Cul,ine. (Dll•lllry S ILVER L INING LOUNGE J,'or lho« perfoct Cocktail• Write t or Ask lor • Booklet "PH°', Sar11h Solomon, "Courtesy Identifiu tion Card"' Man, Dir. Potterullle. 24 FLOORS 700 ROOMS Warren Co., N.Y. II~ ' ~,n1:~~~r,,.1.~n, :~,~f O~t!M!S '?\ A~f THE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1935 i--·· 8 Arab Gets Month in P1ison for Stealing IThe OBSERVER I Kiss from Jewess Good-day to you all, my friends, and a good day it is. The days have JERUSALEM (JTA) - Fo, come when all our merry country stealing a kiss from a Jew'ish siders gather in sections of the girl in a public place, Ismail beaches to display their tans, which Hassan, a native Arab, was sen indeed seem to be a very rare croo tenced to one month in prison. this year. Among the smoothest and The Jewish girl was selling the darkest there glimmers forth flags at a local charity bazaar. that of one Ruth Pickar who resides Hassan offered to buy one of the at Barrington. flags, and the offer was accept And while Barrington is the sub ed by the girl who thought him ject of talk, it has been noticed that Jewish. When, however, Hassan Helen Horovitz is a popular, addi kissed her. the police were tion to that spot. Methinks this new call<>d and he was taken into addition has caused our friend Ab custody. bott to go a-riding in that direction, The Best Vacation too. AT BLOCK ISLAND A large party of . beach notables gathered one day for an ice cream Mrs. Joseph Marcus and daugh of Your Life party, each having bought his own ters, Arline and Myrna, of Luriston ice cream; it was very much enjoyed. St., have opened their summer cot Among the consumers, Seymore tage at Block Island. Mrs. Marcus Bedrick and his humor, or should we has as guests this week, Mrs. Sam MAPLEHURST - The Meeting Place say stories, blazed forth to capture uel Glaser and son, Peter, of New for Rhode Islanders the day. Warren Kl ein, Pearl Singer, Haven, Conn. and thousands of others lent at mosphere to the gathering. BERGERS ON VA CATION Chatting of that popular resort Come Now in July - Forget Your forces us to introduce a clever young Mrs. Albert Berger and dau_g-hters, lady in the person of Charlotte Wei Dorothy and Norma, of Blackstone Troubles in Nature's Wonderland ner, a resident of uptown Provi Blvd., have taken a cottage at Block dence in the winter months. To say Island for the month of July. nothing of all her male friends, we I==-=====-=== pass along to her female friend. the Riverview are turnfog out "en Tennis, Golf, Horseback Riding, Sight elder of the Cornfield s isters, Dena. masse" to watch the crowd donate Seeing, Swimming. $20,000 Ballroom T his young lady has of late been t o the fund which will help buy new very much occupied by J. C. who is black shirts for those who Protect a swell guy and all you Pawtucket- the waterfront. ites who patronize Jack and Harry's A few of the onlookers were Milt DON GORMAN AND HIS BAND must know him. Leavitt, Abe Gordon, and Mervin OF RADIO HEADLINERS Celia Gilstein is still a resident of Backman. ln the meantime, Joe this resort but this year her inter- Priest and myself were very much Social Staff Headed by ests have wandered. At Conimicut occupied at the soda filling station, with the volunteer fire department's just fill in g up. Jn the city, old man Danny Grayson and his Night Club carnival in full blaze, many of those Jupe Pluvius opened his cloudy Stars who reside in nearby Shawomet and gates to· send forth his overempha- Playground and Governess for Children ~ized· dew drops to flood the city st ANY WEEK END ~~~ GO ~:;',~· while the main come, of ALL THE WAY TO Pawtucket's basiness section wa~ be- Special Reasonable Rates for July ing buried in the downpour, Jerry N E W Yo R K Oster, one of Presco's best men, calmly watchc ::I the scene, occupying And $4 Go Saturday Only. himself with an eskimo pie. P. P. To avoid Disaopointment Make Reservations Now Back Return Sunday or and F. S. still say sweet nothings by Writing ~1a plehurst Hotel, Bethlehem, New for Monday. By 1teamer. to each other. The summer months H::mp~h:re or Phone J o=: eph M. Finkle at GAspee bring no halt to the popularity of 22£6, or PL. 3320, Providence, R. I., f :: r Rates. etc. Regular Fares Jeannie Benharris for she was seen ONE WAY ...... 3.50 having a swell time at Lavaggi's 30 DAY ROUND TRIP.... 5.00 Show Boat and at several other Out.aide room, running water : $1 u p ( I or spots. 2 pei:110n1). Daily & Sun. from Colonial Line B. C., to you I con,·ey a message Wharf, Providenee. 7.30 P. M. Daylight from one of your greatest admirers. Saving Time. Orchestra and Dancing. "I (meaning that particular person) COLO 11 Al LI NE t~~~\ 0{efu~' Cr~:by~"~~ ~h::thbe~ Uptown Ticket Office hind me.) Bes t wishes for a s peedy New Location reco,,ery to Sam Shlevin who was lodged at the Homeopathic Hos pital. 38 DORRANCE ST. And now I bid you one and all "a Phone GA. 9424 --- happy tanning."
MAX M. FRITZ' "Jews, Moths, Bugs" WEINER-ZITSERlHAN Picketing by "Black NUPTIALS AT SHARON Banned from To\\m PINE BEACH CAMP Hitler" is Tabooed An attractive wedding was sol BERLIN (JTA)-Signs read emnized last Sunday when Miss Center Ossipee, New Hampshii-e NEW YORK (JTA) - Sufi Abdul ing: "Jews, Moths and Bugs Florence Zitserman, daughter of !\fr. Hamid, who has assumed the name Enter This Town at Their Own and Mrs. Jacob T. Zitserman of A Select Summer Camp for Adults on Beautiful Lake Ossipee in of "black Hitler of Harlem." was Peril," were erected last week Emeline St., became the bride of the Heart of the Mountains enjoined from picketing the Lerner on all the roads leading to Edwnrd Weiner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ratzebuhr, a tow•n in Pomer Leo Weiner of Sumter St., at even Swimming - Boating - Theatricals - Dancing - Athletics Company, a women's apparel store, by Supreme Court Justice Cotillo ania. t ide on the lawn at Singer's Inn, Make plans now to spend a most enjoyable vacation at a modern here last week. Sharon, Mass. Rabbi Morris Schus equipped summer resort where good fellowship prevails Affidavits submjtted charged Ha LEAVES FOR ANNISQ UA i\l sheim of Temple Beth Israel, and Cantor J oseph Schlossberg offici ated. RATES FOR SEASON mid with campaigning t o "drive Miss Rose Davis of Mallett St., $25 and $30 per week - $4 and $5 per day them whites and particularly the The bride and bridegroom left on will leave next Sunday for Camp a wedding trip to Atlantic Cit y, N. Make Reservations Now white J ews out of Harlem," and Annisquam in Gloucester, Mass. warned that his activities may be J ., and the South, and upon their !\,lax M. Fritz, Center Ossipee Telephone Center Ossipee 8060 where she will vacation for the next return will reside in New York. "the seeds for another racial riot month. :• similar to the recent one in Harlem." Another store which members of New Winthrop Hotel SON TO KLIBANOFFS 26 Sturgis St .. Winthrop Bench, MM!!, Hamid's Negro Industrial Clerical R. N. Chapman, Prop. Alliance had been picketing was the Dr. and Mrs. Harold F. Klibanoff 100 Snn ny rooms, overlooking the Kress five-and-ten-cent store where of Halsey St., announce the birth of ocenn. c.-.; ccllent bnthini:. One minute PLAN YOUR VACATION NOW the race riots broke out last spring. a son last Sunday at the Homeopa• from bench nnd R. R. Station (Win• thic Hospital. Mrs. Klibanoff is the t hrop Bench). Single dny ratl't $1.50 UP Justice Cotillo said that "the de Special rntes by the week or for long fendant is using the union name as former Marie Zarchen of Central s,•nson. ,vr ite or telephone your reser- at a cloak for its activities." The pick Falls. vnlion s - Oeenn 1652 eters bore signs stating that the N. I. C. A. was affiliated with the " A. F. of L." which the court char acterized as an ingenious device to induce the belief that t he American WEINSTEIN'S Federation of Labor was involved. Lake Pearl Manor Simon Rottenberg IS NOW OPEN The seashore and country camp on Awarded Prize Building Newly Renovated I picturesque Cape Ann A summer of s tudy at the Acad Special Attractions - emy of International Law, at The Hague, Holland, was awarded Si Follow Rout e t.10- Worcester to Wrentham All land and water sports to make for an ideal mon Rottenbe rg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Telephone Wrentham 8113 Ring 2 Isaac Rottenberg of Carrington and complete Vacation Ave.. by the Carnegie Endowment Fund for the unus ual record made Be among those who participate in our varied and by him at Georgetown University Fourteenth Season of Highly Satisfnclory Sen·ice School of Foreign Service whe re he has been studying nights. He has MAl(E THIS YOUR BEST VA CATION interesting trips along the No rth Shore been vis iting his parents here prior at the to sailing today aboard the Rotter dam. Foll owing graduation from Hope Forest and Stream Club CAMP ANNISQUAM High School, Mr. Hottenberg, in An Ideal Adult Cami) 1933, passed a Civil Service exam• WILMI NGTON, VERMONT inntion and was appointed to n po 3 ½ Hours from Providence West Gloucester, Mass. sition with the Agr1cultural Adjust 9-Hol0;1 Uol{ Cour11e Right on the Preml1ee. Compklc Socla l a nd Atbletie Progn,,n. ment Adminis tration. He has contin Booklet on Request Gloucester 2992 - 70768 ued to work the re while studying at Season Rates - $30.00 per week and UJ) Georgetown University. He has been New York Offlee Boston Offiee ABHAJ\1 RESNICK, Director 66 We.t 42nd Stt1'd Sydney S. Rosen a llowed two months' leave of ab Lackawanna 4.9247 294 Waehln(lton St., Liberty 9826 sence a nd will resume his duties in Hel1, us Dedicate our New Up-to-date Sociul Ha ll and Lounge the fall. 4 THE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1935 Post Anti-Semitic !!mttt JJeroish Jfieralb!! I JEWI~~tO:~~!~RNOTES Slogans in Sho ps BERLI N (J'TA) - An order to The J ewish Home N,wspape, of Rhode Island Win Wo'1d Secies Tickets en inch stogie, "but somehow they J)OSt anti-Semitic slogans in all fac Published Every Week in t he Year by The 'St' How would you like a couple of never seem to land in New York. tories and offic es in Berlin was is sued by local Nazi offic ials. Jew ish Press Publishing Company Annie Oakleys that wou_ld admit you Probably the greatest Jewish player ••-_, _____ ••-- to the next worl_d. series?. They're in the big leagues was J ohnny Kling. The order advises particularly that f'~tcher and brains of lhe famous old extracts from the anti-Semitic week 08 E11:change Place - 1-1 3 Westminster Street, Providence, Rhude Island Y0 ~[! f~r ih\ ~r~img prov~ded you Chicago Cubs of the Frank Chance ly "Judenkenner" be posted in the TELEPHONE GASPF.E 4312 ~ r~ side/th:smo:t e;0 ;~la~ ~:i ~~~ era. You know - the Tinkers to factories. Special attention should be best J ewish athlete in professional Evers to Chance combination. But Paid, the dictum states, to the slo Member Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc., With News Correspondents Johnny was no help to his Jewish gan in this weekly demanding the All Over the World baseball today. This is a contest for ·everybody compatriots in New York. Rather he death penalty for "Aryans" main fHE JEWISH HERALD invites correspondence on subjects of interest to and is not limited to the rabid root was li sted as anathema. for New taining relations with Jews. the Jewish people, but disclaims responsibility for an indorsement of ers who suend all their time beyond York hated the Cubs with a deep A list of 38 more Jews whose citi the views exvressed by the writers. the left field fences waiting for a and abiding hatred and J ohnny rep senship has been withdrawn was foul tip to topple in their mitts. resented the enemy. made public by the authorities here. Ent.tm.-d a1 $t_..::ond-Cl"u Matter, Nov.,mber 7, 1929, at thl' Poat O ffice at Withdrawal of citizenship from Jews Provid.:nct:, R. J •• Under the Act at March l. l SU Whether you park in a bleacher pew "Moe Berg, Buddy Meyers, Sam Sub8cription Rates: Five Cents the Co py. By Mail, $2.50 per Annum, or perch yourself in a grand stand Bohne. of the Cincy Reds, and Al is officially reported from Breslau, box you have the same chances of Schacht all were in the same cate Uuebeck and Upper Bavaria. A CENTURY OF JEWISH EMANCIPATION winning the two t ickets that will ~ory. Enemies to the New York fans The Jewish settlement in Gross The centenary of Jewish emancipation in Great Britain is admit you to the ball park for the because they wore rival uniforms." Gaglow, which was liquidated re entire week that the world series are "Of course you know that Ma<' cently by the Nazi authorities, has no w being celebrated by the Jews in England. held - no matter whether thev're tried Solomon and Bentley, and I've been offered to 15 "Aryan" horti A hundred years ago the Jews in England were poor and held in Boston, Peoria, or Brooklyn Hank Greenberg Chosen Last Year he certainly was fooled. What Mac played in the bathing resort of Koe the Jong fight that he endowed a scholarship in the City of In a similar contest sponsored by would have done to have gotten a nigstein were removed by the local the J. T. A. last year (this contest lad like Greenberg." authorities. The Frankische Zeitung, London School. was limited solely to New York As Frick finished his eloquent one of Julius Streicher's anti-Semi But the actual emancipation of British Jewry does not readers-Ed. Nole) Hank "Bruggy" musings on J ewish ball players, we tic daily newspapers, was requested Greenberg, first-sllcker for the De asked whatever became of Johnny by the local authorities to announce start with Lord Rothschild's becoming a member of t he Parlia troit Tigers, was chosen by the wid Kli ng. J ohnny happened along 'way that the anti-Jewish signs in Koe ment. It starts with the appointment of David Salomons as est majorities. Hank received a sil before we were able to climb fences nigstein were erected by irresponsi ver-cup emblematic of the people's ble elements without the authoriza Mayor of London in 1835. Salomons was the first Jew ever to into ball parks and was finished long choice and a certificate of distinction before we started getting free duc tion of the local administration. be so honored by the city of London. His election was the from the United States Maccabi As ats for the games. sociation. BACK FROM TRIP first step towards removing all the civic and political disabili Do you consider Meyers, Sington, At this moment the ticker began its staccato message: ties of British Jewry. Danning, Weintraub, or Manush a Mr. and Mrs. H. Goldberg and better player than Greenberg? Let "Here's an A. P. flash from Kan daughters have returned from a The progress made by British J ewry during the Victorian us know why and the tickets are sas City on Kling/' said Frick. week-end visit to friends in New reign towards its emancipation and the gaining of equal rights yours. "How's that for a coincidence?" York. They will open their home on Ford Frick on Jewish Bambi nos "Johnny Kling, old time star Hi ghland Ave., Barrington Beach. was chieOy due to the liberal attitude of Queen Victoria herself. lt was only the other day that we catcher of the Chicago Cubs, now in The great Queen of England had no animosity whatsoever were whisked up to the 63rd fl oo r the baseball, hotel and real estate GUEST OF SWAI<'l'Z' business here. is decidedly not in fa towards Jews. A few months after her accession to the throne of the Radio City building and ush Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Swartz and ered into the news sports emporium vor of night ball games." family of Woonsocket, had as guests she made history by knighting the first J ew. This was Sir that Ford Frick, president of the na "Johnny owns the Kansas City Blues. They're the outfit who played at their Barrington Beach home, Mr. Moses Montefiore, who received the title from the Queen per t ional league, calls his "cubby hole and Mrs. Si Rubin and Mr. and Mrs. of an office." There. was Ford with quite a few night games last season Hy Weiner of Boston. sonally on November 9, 1837. his feet on the desk preparing his to buck the competition from the evening broadcast. horses races in the afternoons. ·with the bar removed, Sir Isaac Goldsmid was the first "Yessir," Cricked Ford, "fate and "'Night baseball should be el imi Jew to be made a barnnet in 1841. The first to receive a peer baseball are great pranksters. For nated,' wired Kling. 'If a minor a quarter of a century J ohn McGraw league wants to develoo a player and age was Lionel Rothschild. searched the highways and byways t!et a good price for him from a ma The pro-Jewish sentiment introduced by Queen Victoria of the baseball hinterlands for a jor league outfit, he must be sold has become a tradition in the British Court. The King of Jewish ball player of big league cal on the basis of what he does in the ibre. dav-time and not under the flood ,, England today has a great admiration for the Jewish people "But, somehow, he couldn't find lights'." and though he has not so many personal J ewish friei1ds as h is what he sought. He got Andy Cohen "And that," chirped Frick, "is the but Andy couldn't hit half as well reason why he was called the brains father, King Edward VII, he has met nearly all the leading as he could sing and he faded out of the Chi Cubs." British Jews. His warm sentiments for the J ews were dis of t he picture. McGraw came up with "But," concluded the maestro of young Levv but the latter proved a the N. L., "You've got some mi ghty played best by him only a few weeks ago when on his Silver better fiddle player than a µitcher good J ewish players in the big parks Jubilee he surprised Whitechapel - the J ewish section of and the concert stage rather than today." the bull pen soon claimed him. How about it folks. Who do you Save the Cost London - with a special visit. think is the best and why. Enter "Mac tried strategy and ~uile. He OF The complete emancipation of the J ews in England has wanted to cater to New York's huge the contest today. Mail all entries population. He knew that some man to Morris Weiner, Sports Editor, not been regretted by the English people to this very day. The agers in the past had acquired a. J. T. A., 1150 Broadway, New York Roof Insulation services rendered to Great Britain by such J evvs as LOrd Read Jewish bambino and the fans out of City, N . Y. ing, the late Ge neral Sir John Monash, Sir Herbert Samuel, Sir town were actually paying. In those Jews_R_e_s_i-st- "-T.-B- _,-, - When houses are protected with days a Jewish ball player was greet this remarkable shingle, the re ed with just as much curiosity and Philip Sassoon, the late Lord Melchett and other outstanding Better than Non-Jews sult is a thoroughly insulated figures in J ewish life in England and the acknowledgment re awe as young Alabama Pitts is be ing greeted in Albany today. And LONDON (JTA) - The resist roof and you save the cost of ceived by these J ewish statesmen from the English people are Mac wasn't even above a little trick ance of Jews to tuberculosis is separate insulation. the best proof that t he anti-Semitic feeling now raging in Ger ery. He let it be bruited about that stronger than of non-Jews, accord J ohnn y Herzog was J ewish and he ing to an article in the British med In addition to making homes many and other countries will find no root in England. never bothered to deny the rumor, ical Journal publi shed here. cooler in summer and warm or for that matter, that Artie Nehf, The Jews in England today are playing an honored and The article is written by Dr. E. er in winter, Carey Cork In the great little southpaw, was of Fischman and states that during the prominent part in almost every sphere of British life, without Hebraic descent. Neither was, of middle ages and up to the 18th cen sulated Shingles are most at any handicap. They had to fight stiffly for their rights during course, but Mac had one eye on the tury the ,Jews paid heavy tribute to tractive in appearance. Their 2,000,000 Jews in New York town tuberculosis, but since the beginning beautiful colors and deep sha the last century, but they have proved well worthy of these and the other on the box office. of the 19th century it is generally dow lines are always admired. rights. Enjoying complete emancipation, the J ews in England "And now," continued the prexy agreed that their resistance to the of the National League "less than di~ease is much greater and the We'll be glad to supply samples are at the same time devoted to Jewish interests, and no move two years after Mac is out of ·base mortality much less than that of the and a free estimate for any ball Terry comes up to bat with two ment to convert them to Christianity has so far been successful. surrounding population. building. J ewish players - both of whom are Acute forms of tuberculosis are ex - fine looking prospects. One is Harry tremely rare among Jews, the arti Danning, the slugging catcher who cle asserts. The disease, when it oc Here are a few sample prices: receives all the calls when Hubbell curs, is showing a tendency to chron is on the mound, and the other is icity, thereby enabling the individ HOOFING PAPER Going Away Butcher Boy Phil Weintraub, the ual to lead an almost normal life. 108 square feet Chicago meat packer, who has been Nails & Cement incl. C)8C on the Giant bench all year. What's AT DARRINGTON BEACH ON more, both H arry and Phil look as As low as ...... though t hey will spend the rest of Recent arrivals at Darrington the season with the Giants a nd the Beach for the season include Mr. Co rk Insulated S6 so Shingles, per sq. • I Bronx and the Ghetto are wailing and l\.'lrs. William Chernick and fam As low as ...... VACATION? patiently for their chance to cheer ily of Pawtucket, Mr. and Mrs. Phil their boys in the grand style. ip Sugarmnn, Mr. and Mrs. Max We co rdially in vite you to come There Have Been Great Ball Players Polinoff, Mr. and l\frs. J oseph Slef in and get acquainted with the "There have been great Jewish kin , Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Waltman, entire Carey Linc, and with our Consult our Travel and Resort Bureau players in baseball," mused the Ford Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Richter and as he puffed the smoke from a sev- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weiner. full line of building material. Let us snYe yuu money. Let us for details and rates on New ex11lain the advantages of Co rk For a Complete Line of Building Mate1·ials See the Insulated Shingles. England Resorts ATLAS LUMBER CO. --4X}-- INCOHPOHATEO 980 W cstminster Street, Providence, R. I. JUST DIAL GASPEE 4312 Dexter 7563 Manning 6576 by lookin g o,·er our line be SAVE fore you bu y. Our Prices arc And Particulars and Circulars will be Gladly Just Hight SAVE Furnished Cume in and get at'quainlcd with Julius Dworman, 11ro1>rietor of the first J ewish lumber yards in Hhode h1 land THE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1935 i
I I I I I I I I I 1 I 1 1 I I I I I I 111 I I I tJ I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I 111 I i" Goldberg and Goldberg Around ATIORNEYS-AT-LAW Announce the removal of their offices -from- The Town 85 P rovidence Street, P rovid ence, R. I. -to- Wi t h J OSEPH \1. F IN KLE 36 Exchange Place, Provide nc e, R. I. :r ROOMS 512-5 15 DEXTER 6221 J: I I I 11 I I I I 1111 H·+++++++++++H I I 11111 J J tt·+++++H--H-ti REFLECTIONS I week I find that the following jot- With most of us back home from tings made news - the Jewish War To Ease Sunday Laws our very brief week-end vacations, Veter~ns dedicate a plaque .at (Continued from Paie Ont') OBITUARIES ~~hi~in:rjuis~ ~~sta~~!~ize~ ~;:w~ I:a _;~w;:~~n tC!~~t~;:~o~v~ ~~~~!l organize their machinery in Hun- '------' longer respite from our everyday ~ubm, Br~cktoi:i boy, sightless s1_nce gary their activities will have no MISS CELIA GO LDSHINE duties later in the season when some infancy, wms highest honors a~ New effect. Funeral services for Miss Celia of us will go to the many holiday England Conservatory of Music and T he publication of the first Hun Goldshine of Roxbury, Mass., who spots in the mountains, the seashore, for the ~ast three years .has als.o 1 garian-Hebrew dictionary is an died there last Tuesday, were held or on one of the many finely adver- acted as m~tru~tor at. Perkins l_n~tt nounced in the new Jewish magazine last Wednesday from the Max Su tised ocean cruises or to the vaca- tute for Bhnd m subJects requmng "Beke" which started publication in garman Funeral Home here. She is tion camps which dot nearly all of the use of Braille. Debrezin, Hungary. survived by her mother, Mrs. Eli za New England and New York- now Two hundred representatives The announcement states that Dr. beth Goldshine; three brothers, many of us will probably just glance of leading J ewish fraternal, Ernst Grosz and Dr. Moritz Mann Harry, Nat and Louis of Providence; back for a moment and reflect a tiny co mmunal and labor organi za- heim, two J ewish teachers of the lo- and two sisters, Mrs. Tarnapol of bit on last summer when we saw tions meet in New York and DAV ID C. ADELMAN cal high school in Debrezin, are Cambridge, Mass., and Mrs. Bern new places, new faces and will think urge boycott on German-made . . working to complete the dictionary stein of Providence. Burial was in of the many fine friends we made. goods . . . Many Rhode Isla nd- David C. Adelm an was this week which will be published within this Lincoln Park Cemetery. ap))ointed a member-at-large and month. I always regret the end of vacations, ers pla nning to attend Worces- j wondering whether I shall see the ter, B'nai Brith dance at bal- a- ::t ~h~er sr! 1!h~ xt~-~~1t:::~~t!! ha'£ri:11::s~nrri:ssJ{~~l i~ld~f~; MRS. AARON GOMBERG people again who come and go. Liv- !'air . . . So. P rov. Talmud To- assist in the selection of Republican were elected as members of the Funeral services for Mrs. Aaron ing close at hand with these people, rah to haYe picnic at Godda rd candidates for the co ngressional post Hungarian Academy of Science in (Ruth Bassing) Gomberg, daughter sometimes makes us so attached Park .. . l\fr. and l\1rs. Henry vacate_d by former Congressman recognition of their scientific contri- of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bassing of that we are loath to leave our tern- Lazarus to hold open house at Francis B. Condon. butions in the fie ld of religious lit- Bristol, who died after a brief ill- porary vacation home, probably their home in Shawomet in hon- Peirce H. Brereton, chairman of erature. ness at St. Vincent's Hospital, Wor- never to see again our new friends- or of their son, Herman, who the Republican State Central Com- --~------• cester, Mass., were held lust Friday do you feel the same way about va• has jus t returned from two mittee, appointed Mr. Adelman to is now in Cleveland . . . Dave afternoon from the Sugarman Fu- cations as I do? I wonder. years' voice stud y in Vienna. represent the Jewish voters. Other Adelman has been honored with neral Home. Burial was in the Lin- A YEA R AGO TO.DAY Unveiling is conducted at Lincoln racial groups are likewise to have selection to serve as a member coin Park Cemetery. IN J EWISH NEWS Park Cemetery in memory of the representation. Mr. Adelman's ap- of the adv isory committee of t he She was born in Bristol 34 years Looking back a year ago this late Isaac Nathanson ... Antin pointment was made in recognition Republican State Central Com- ago, and was a graduate of the Bris- ,:;;;======"; Burke, pioneer resident of Provi of his services to the Republican mittee ... Charles (lns urance) tol Colt Memorial High School. Fol- dence, passes away and funeral party over a period of many years. Brown is all set to attend this lowing her marriage she moved to Dr. Gerald G. Feinberg services are held from his home on He was clerk at the State House for Sunday the wedding of his niece Worcester where she resided for the CHIROPODI ST - PODIATRIST Prairie Avenue ... Morris Wald 10 years, during the last six of which in Worcester. past 11 years. FOOT SPEC IALIST man elected head of the Order of he was recording·cJerk of the House Herman Bennett, ACe Chevrolet Besides her parents and her bus- Now located at Hebraic Comcradeship . .. Daniel of representatives. Dealer, had a great time last Wed- band, she leaves two children, Bev- Suite 704 Alice Buildin g Frohman, well known theatrical pro- ~..,.~------nesday at the Doctors' Golf Tourna- erly and Joyce; four brothers, Sam 236 Westminster Street tic~sl;cru~o b~~:~:e 11:;gisI s~ hospitality of this trio ... Mr. and ment at Ledgemont, when he was uel Hassing of Providence, Peter ~~~3•~ Mrs. Sam Soforenko and Mr. and the guest of Dr. Nat Bolotow . . . Hassing of Baltimore, Md., Milton Jew . . . Dr. Jay Fishbein, chief of Mrs. Herman Goldberg spent the Mrs. George Rose of New York, the Bassing of Washington, D. C., and week-end at Maplehurst, Bethlehem, former Beatrice Marx, together with Rudolph Bassing of Bristol. United Printing Co. ~~u~c~; N,,Yr;~,En/~,.D;:;.~~~;~t ·~f N, H. her son, Charles, are visiting her GENERAL PRINTERS asthma and hay fever. Mrs. Archi bald Sil verman sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Vets Plan Carnival Others on the medical s ta ff Poster Work a Specialty are Drs. Perry Bernstein, Da ;;.~ot:rric1~1: "nd i~p~~~tl~~~mJ f: ! : ::~- ~il£h:i~~~~~n Mi1dr!!i'si1~!-~e-r~ (Continued from Page One) 75 Sabin St. Providence vid Brodsky, Stanley S. Freed is m, " a 1l1>ea ring in the July 7 Echoes from Arcadia, near Lake man, cigarette booth; Max A. Co- Tel. G.. pee H1' man, ls ra~ I Mandell, Samuel issue of the Jewjsh Dail y Bui- George, N. Y .... seen there over hen, candy booth; Samuel Mistow- Morein, N. Rakatansky, Robett let in , , . Recommended fo r r-ead- the holiday week-end were Saul sky, penny grocery booth; Irving D. C. Robinson, Edward . Seltzer, ing : J ohn Erskin's newest book, Feinberg and Phil Caplan. Paster, sugar-blanket and novelty .. For Qualit)' and Ser vict'" Jacob Warren and Eske Wi nds "Solomon, My Son" . . . Did you I Dr. a nd l\frs. Archie Alberts booth; Irving Epstein, baseball berg . . Valencia Lapsitz's kn ow that John .D. Rockefeller's and Mrs. Milt Sapinsley . .. I booth; Mrs. Nettie Cohen, refresh- E. S. CRANDALL'S thoughts were hundreds of miles personal dentist is Dr. Max A. understand that Mrs. Sapi nsley, ment booth; Max Blumenthal, audi- away from Providence a year Goldstein of Lakewood, N. J .? a fin e golfer, won first prize in torium announcer; I rving J. Glantz, DAIRY ago .. . R.ose Sta.ndel and Ger • .. Harold Pulver, Lennie Lev- the approaching contest . .• Doc general treasurer ; David A. Gold- Properly Past eurized trude Kahn have left for Holl y in and Harry Greenspan were Alberts played from 36 to .15 berg, law and order; Samuel Schech- wood, Cal., for t he summer . . . among t he low scorers at Ledge- holes one rainy day .. . Walter ter, penny cigarette booth; Dr. Ar- MILK and CRE AM Mr. and Mrs. l\1a ur.ice R. Preiss, mont on Sunday . .. while Tom Cobe, from New Haven, must be thur L. Stone, prize drawing and "A HEALTH BUILDER" on the occasion of their 12th Kornstein was a mo.ng t he lead- looking forward to vacation tickets; and Dr. Maurice J . l\lellion, wedding anniversary, leave for ers at Winncsauket which is lo- days at Bethlehem, N. H. . . • general secretary. A Friend to the Jewish Peo plt' t he Catskills. 12 Lowell A ve. WJmanager of the Norwich, Conn., Newport. Camay VELVET Lifebuoy Soap ...... 5 cakes 25c Ml1'TEN offi ce ... That beach party, t he night T AT'fLE-'l'A LES Soap P & G Soap ...... 7 cakes 25c 15 PI NE STREET 6 CAKES Hair before the fourth, given by the More than 1,000 young J ewish Ivory Guest ·······-··· 12 cakes 45c Waldman sisters, Mildred, Dorothy men have been converted to Chris 23c Remover Telephone GAspee 929-1 Lux Flakes ...... 3 pkgs. 63c and Ruth, at Oakland Beach, at- tianity in Warsaw in the last three Chipso ...... 3 pkgs. 5fic 35c tracted more than two score of our months ... most of these converts Rinso ...... 3 pkgs. 58c 3 FOR $1 young people who enjoyed the fine were of the professional class, who Welcome Ivory F lakes ...... 3 pkgs. 23c as J ews were unable to secure any Soap work, even as laborers ... thus the TOI LET TISSUES reason for the change . .. Joe 10 CA KES OUTLET Schlossberg and the Mrs. are all kgs. 22c CARNIVAL agog over that trip to White Sul Paste phur Springs, Va., which begins Au gust 8 ... The fish are biting in Waldorf HOME REMEDIES 15c JU LY 20 to 27th INCLUSIVE New Hampshire thus the reason for Tissue (Except Sunday) that trip to Lake Winncpesaukee Hussian Mineral Oi l, Pt. .. 37c taken by Mrs. Morris Narva and 12 ROLLS Hussian Mineral Oil, Qt . .. 55c 1:-0R Seidlitz Powders ...... 17c REG. 76c Mrs. Samuel Marcuson. 50c R. I. Post .. No. 23 Friend s here of Mrs. Josc1>h Cotton ... . 25c Hair Bl uzar, formerly promi11 1:nt As1>irin ·················-··· · 21c Brushes leader in 'l'em11le Enrnnu- El's E1>som Salts, 1 lb. . . .. 10c Jewish War Vet:erans oJ t:he U.S. oun. soc Ovaltine ...... , __ ,...... 52c 59c activities, will be deli ghted l o M l l•' l<'UN hear that s he is visiting here Marcell o Oli ve Oil ...... 10c 100 NIAG ARA STREET with her children . .. Her home Alcohol Marcello Olh•e O il 19c Corner Congress Avenue, Providence, H. I, 1/, price Listerine 19c CLEANSING TISSU,ES 7.:w I'. M. EVENINGS ADM I SS ION FUEE DAY, NIG HT Oil SUNDAY Shaving Wi l-lo Tissues, 200 s heets .. 12c Cream DExter 9452 Wit-lo Tissues, 600 sheets .. 25c APRIi, and Styptic Bingo Ga me in Our Auditorium SIIOWEH8 Wil-lo Tissues, 500 s heets .. 34c llAIN OR SH INE ROYAL RADIO ( 1>nstel colors) Cotton Talcum BOTH FOR l;-REE A'M'ENDANCE P IU ZES SERVICE 21c Tolhit Artlcle Slote-Stret.1. F1oor 23c THE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1935 Boy Scouts Mark 25th Anniversary Admit Jewish _Law- (Continued from Page One) I~ PERSONAL -:JIJ John's Cathedral on North Main time, for it is the stuff lives are yer t_o_S_ov,et Bar ~ ft!!- , SOCIAL , ~ Street, and has a large number of made of." l\I OSCOW (JTA) - The first for- - Je,vish scouts. In hiking under safe leadership, eign citizen permitted to practice . Mi_s~ floren~e Glantz of Sixth St.. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Zuckerman Leaders in Scouting a boy learns the art of caring for law in the Soviet Union is Henry is v1s1ting Miss Selma Schultz of of Elmwood Ave., had_as their guest During the 25 years' existence of himself in the open. He must pass Shap'iro, a New York Jewish at- Lynbrook, L. I. last week Mri;. Zuckerman's brother, the Narragansett Council, death has a test in the open in fire-building called some of scouting's staunchest and cooking food-frankforts and ~~~:::~ ;;;. was admitted to the Mrs. Minna Blazar of Cleveland, ~itio~:~~~;m B~;crew York City supporters. Col. Harry Cutler was other prepared meats are barred. Shapiro ]1ad spent the last two 0., accompanied by her two children, Chief Scout in 1912-1913, and his The scout's "good turn" is the years studying Soviet law. BPfore is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. B. Pickar of Forest speeches condemning racial preju- community's dividend coupon on its that he practiced in New York. He is Harry Norman, at Shawomet Beach. St., who a re at their summer resi dices and extolling patriotism are investment in scouting. With all the a graduate of the Harvard Law M,. and Mrs. Morrii:; Krichmer of dence on Bay Ave., Barrington, en not forgotten. A unit at Camp Yaw- energy and enthusiasm of youth, tertained for Miss Sally Berman of goog was named in his honor in our Boy Scouts performed an out- School, class of 1932. He also at J ewett St.. announce the birth of a 1925. standing good turn last year for -the tended the Geneva School of lnter son on J u]~, 3 at Miriam Hospital. Boston, last week. Herman Galkin served as deputy relief ?f the needy and s~tre~ng in national Studies in Switzerland. Mrs. Krichmer is the former Doro- Shapiro said he intends to appear thy Ma_cc_u_s.______Mr. and Mrs. E. Rosen and Mrs. scout commissioner of Providence collectmg 80 tons of clothmg m the mainly in cases involving Anleri C. Rouslin and daughters have for several years. He has continued Share-Your Clothes Campaign under cans. Under the Soviet law, foreign Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Garr of Ex opened their home on Bay Rd., Bar to be helpful at all times, and his the Central Relief Committee. They c:s are permitted to enter profes eter St., are receiving congratula rington. Recent visitors were Mrs. interest in the development of scout- also distril;mted some 50,000 circu s10ns as freely as citizens but Sha tions on the birth of a daughtel', Simon Rosen and sons. ing is always keen. Walter Acller is la rs _and wmdow-ca;ds fo~· the _Com Herma Irene, on June 26. Mrs. Garr a member of the board of directors mumty Fund. Certamly with this ev piro is the first attorney t~ take ad of the Narragansett Council and idence that the coming generat_i on vantage of that law. is the former Fannie Cohen. Mr. and Mrs. B. Bander of Con chairman of the Providence area. can render such unselfish serv1ce, gress Ave., accompanied by Mr. and Every lad seeking admission to the future of our country is as~ured. Caro Fantous Chemical Mr. and Mrs. Loui~ Gershman or Mrs. Nathaniel Rosner of Congress the great world-brotherhood of A boy ~cout has an opportumty to 11 Ave., motored through the Berk 'Technician Dies at 64 1g~i!~-.;.~a~~u~~n ! , e;r~u:~t3, ~{:::: shire Mountains during July 4 scouting subscribes to lhe scout oath learn thrift, for he must earn a dol Bernard Rabitz and daughter, Har week-end. and law as his own code of action, !ar_ after joining the scout ranks, and ROME · (JTA) - Nicodem Caro, riet of Washington Heights, N. Y. by which he states that he will be it 1s recommended that he earn the one of the foremost chemical tech Miss Mollie Zuckerman of Prairie Mr. and Mrs. Morris Marks of trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, money from some p~rson other than nicians in Italy, died here at the age courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, a parent or a relative. Ave., left last Wednesday for a va Oakland Ave., announce the engage• o( 64. cation through upper New York ment of their daughter, Rebecca thrifty, brave, clean and reverent. J ewish Eagle Scouts Caro was born in Lodz, Poland, in Betty, to Peter J acob Berger, son of Oath and Law Among the Jewish boys who since 1871, and lived for some time in Ber St.ate, Chicago and Minneapolis. While in l\'linneapolis, she will be Mr. and :M rs. Abraham Berger of A million Boy Scouts in America 1919 have reached the Eagle Scout lin. He was internationally known Oakland Ave. stand with the boy who joins scout- rank, are: Tevis Shusman and May the guest of i\lr. and Mrs. Harry as an inventor and contributed many Greenberg. ing when he takes this oath : "On nard Suzman of Bristol; and in articles on scientific subjects to the ------Miss Janet Sarah Kaufman, my honor I will do my best to do my Providence: Louis Tarnapol, Harvey foremost chemical journals. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan duty to God and my country, and to M._ Bernstein, Max Flaxman, Saul He left Germany after Hitler's ac Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schiller of Reservoir Ave., entertained at a din Kaufman of Freeman Pkwy., and obey the scout law, to help other Friedman; Benton H. Rosen; Ber cession to power. Lester Robinson of Princeton Ave., people at all times, to keep mself nard Oster, Nathan Fink, Sidney ner p_arty in the Weber Duck Inn, Wrentham, last Saturday evening in were married last 'l'hursday at the ~~a5~~1~ru;t~1~i·gh~.~.nlally awake, :~;~~fn~' ~i1!~u~~r{e~~:old JSf1~ So. Providence Hebrew compliment to Miss Bessie Conowitz home of the bride's parents. Rabbi and Bernard Dubbin, who have been Lasker of Havana, Cuba, officiated. nar~~ f:t:~·re ~;~~fs :1d b~~! ~~rsr;~,n,E1~::r~aB1~g~~!~i.n, Inst. Picnic Sunday ~~ ~~~ ro~l~~~ guests here for the week. Abraham Bazar, di strict deputy who learn and adhere to such a Silverman and Henry Wise. Games and athletic events will splendid creed. The oath and law of Once upon a time the small boy feature the annual South Providence \\fr. and Mrs. Charles Steingold and grand mast.er of Grand Lodge the Boy Scouts are marvelous dee~ was a nuisance. He was always tag- Hebrew Institute outing to be held and so n, Kenneth, of Prairie Ave., Progressive Order of the West, in larations of citizenship. ging around with the older fellows next Sunday on Plat E , Goddard are spending the season at Shawo- stalled new officers of Rhode Island The promotion of health is a defi~ and spoiling their fun. He wanted to Park. Mrs. David Yankau, chairman met, Visiting them last Sunday were Lodge, last Sunday afternoon in nite part of the scout program. Boy do the things they did, but he was of the arrangements committee, has Mr. and Mrs. D. Steingold of Paw- South Providence Free Loan Associ- Scouts haVC been taught that good not big enough. In the eyes of his completed plans whereby pupils, ;~1dkef:~n~l;· ;;a;;;ti;;;';;;'o ;;;H;;;al;;;l.;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::==== health and happiness are not just scout brother he was a kill-joy. Then friends and members who have no ;Ttr~~~~gta~;e~~ ~~~~ accidents that come to fortunate in 1930 was developed the "cub" means of transportation will be and l\Iiss Sadie Woolf of Providence. OR. PH ILIP OOHENBAU!\I people only. They recognize that program for boys of 9, 10 and 11 picked up at 10 o'clock, at 129 Ches Anno1rn<:<' S thC lU-150 RANDALL STRIDT ~~~t::~l: 0rf~~ele~oc1:~:l~(,h:o~~~f O1::der 8094 D1:xLer a,:u generation are training in the boy ror Tor1•ln• ord•n scout ranks of todny, DANCE SATURDAY ••• )·our loe• t t,anlr. •r • utborlzed •1•at Al so Danci ng l\"londar- Lndies' Night; Thursday, Old Timers'
W anted-V o~unteer Singers l·IEHE'S A DEl.,IGHT FOH ANY .1 \PPETITE'. Men ~nd Women for Temple Beth-El Choi,·. To be tramcd ?Y. Henry Gideon of Temple Israel \fi-~1.'.\.f CLAM BAKES $1 and $1.50 of Boston. This IS _an unusual opportunity. Apply Oe"er. l Res,re""tatlve '" U.S.A . .. :Jill to Mrs. Caesar Misch, Room 526 Caesa1· Misch FHEE AMTORQ, 211 Fifth Ave., N.V. Building, Providence, R. I. ' PICN IC GHOVES ... FHEE PAUK ING