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VOL. XIX, NO. 22 PROVIDENCE, R. I., FRIDAY,======-==---=----=-- AUGUST 11, 1944 5 CENTS--- _-THE_-_-_- _-COPY_-_--_ Arthur J. Levy Present:ed Attempt Made on Wit:h Sixth "Roger" Award Life of MacMichael Arthur J. Levy, prominent in Was on Way to communal affairs in Rhode Island, was presented - with the sixth Farewell Function "Roger" award of the Providence JERUSALEM, - Sir Harold Journal Company last Sunday af MacMichael, retiring British High. ternoon at Rorer Williams Park Commissioner of Palestine and · during the weekly prr-gram known Trans-Jordan, ,vas slightly injured as Sun~ay-in- Park. this week when an unsuccess:fu.1 llfr. Levy, chairman of the Prov attempt ~a~ made on bis life idence Council of Social Agencies, while lie was traveling along the aud chairman of the Providence JNew York City, will displaced people as rapidly as NEW YORK - Only to prevent "quacker~T" in relig ious toring to a farewell function when serve as a channel f0r clearance changing conditions permit. J ews survive in Poland and they 1 radio programs, Fred Eastmans the car, under police escort, was of the names of hundreds of thou- Central Location Index will not are concentrated in Lodz, and ir. professor of biography and drama ambushed. Fire was opened on th0 sands of persons who are now be undertake any personal message the vicinities of Bendin, Cracow, of the University of Chicago's fed car by assassins along the side t")f ing soughL by relativ~~n~-i:en«.l-3 serviei! to 2 'THE .IEWISH HERALD, PROVIDE..',CE, R. l., FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1944 Levy Receives Citation 1 THE JEWISH HERALD T3E J.~ B.o::::l: - ·:=a-s;:i:~ d I ?.ho5r lslcd. p--.~ E>r-ery E\7ENTS OF THE \\t,IBK For "Community Service" Week :.... !:::l:: YBET by ~ J;T'.,s::! Press ?::!:,5s:±:g ~ - Seekiag WtJ Ou.t men1 of one of !.be wor]d~s ~ -t (Conti:nned froa Pa..ce 1) ~ ~ a. ~:n...-, ~?0:-0 E..a::.es; ?:T-:: Ce=.::.s ~ ~ria is seeking •fill - ·.ea important rs-;;- mareri.als. is Jess~- Tne qns.J.fty oi The se!ectioD of MT. ~ . 2£ C<,;,y; -:r lUil., ~:,o ,= = guarantee of its indepenrlenoe J obs for Senicemen .a citizen is shua-n a;: suc:b llB!ll"2!D- vell as prericm.s "-Eog-ern re.:i;,- u--~ ?.::::::=i&::J. ~ !D~- 7D ~ ~ T el. ~ -m.%. 'inthin its prew1i.r fron ·e..T-S as the P~-rw.ar operation of Scleotil".e 2ric.- stages -..rllere the goi!::g is ~ents., W3.s made by i:cr-ee <:uilegc l Cas£..Jole!d ~ :,g pric.e oi g-en:ing out o i the war_,,, Se~0= boards t.o help nnd _jobs far harDer .and lonelier. :µ residenr:s: Dr. He.!l!'Y M... \\!"L~ =- ~e.5.25~-~lu:.::.:.e cJ. acoording i.o repon.s from A.nhra s.erncemen ~as .ad•ocaled m Se3t- - A..?UJm I...eT-y has ~ suclJ s. um Gf BrDW!:! UriT-e-.siry. Yerr :.he ?.:s: ...... ce.. ?:'-or-~ :a. 01>oted '"die British Ramo. tle. "\"\"ash.. by Maj. C-en. Lewis B. !!l2.ll.. As cl.airman oi me educa- ~- Joh:, J. 1),3,.on. OJ'_ o: Pr= - L .:15:::- :.bE ..;.c: o: x.s...-o. a ~ ita.1rs Food Prospect:S E e.ribey. ~ .atlon.2l Se}ec:t:iTe Se.IT'- :i!t!l2J . ublic:h y eom..mittee oi U!£ idenoe College. ~ lli. Luci:::t:: ~ -,::..-,.aO 2Er-£.l:l ::=i--r=--.....=S ~ ~ u:! s=·:;~~-3 d. ::=::;_---esz Grady. ice: be \\nipple H€.DI"Y F. rlo recently Dir ec:Lur . Pnrti.dEJce Gomrouniry Fimd, o: the ~ ~de ~ C:,:1- :.J ~ Je..:S::. ;.i--~...U: :.i-::: ~ completed his ass:igmnent a£ C nit- •.\p ,pea.li, to Prench Isti c-ces.:--=-":)}!y 2~ the p:ibfu ).ege of Ed:Jcxtion. T!t= :--res.e-:..12- !"~:c-=-~ ~a:- ~ ~ ed Stat.es Special M.~~u :r :.o ltaJy. Ge-n.. Char]c:5 de G2:ille in an A~- undersu..ndkg and the pn_b5c ec,n- !ion ~ ??lade e.a6 -..eek ":iy 1.:1= .:,: ~ ~ Sa:;:,.!'"~by~ "111"7":.~ re:pon::ing t.ha1 the ~ar ha:; pas._~ giers radiocast beamed to Fn.nce lsd ence. A.s preside.I:~ of tbe Jev- ro~ m ~ ~ -: 't!.:: ]: !.s ~=-5 ~~ T~ t::ie:?" romp--....raO'°"eJy lightly o•er the ti.y,g·t,d all French.men to -rise into i5b F2!!illy '\7\eli.ar~ Soci£t}" (no.r Prorid~ J~-Er==±::.:g ir..Il: fs.nn 1an&- of Sou-..bern Italy. said b:auJe. - He n ou.ncerl ttl2.t ~ e?"T ::be J~..sh Pa:n.Dy and Cnild..Tc::J 5 t::n.. ~~~~~~~-- ~ ti:lat crop ;,!'05.per-ts t.bere are 5:0 ~oon a po~::.ri1ll FTen.e.b .,\..T1!l:f. S,e.-5CE- J and as an d::Bee oi tfn: Tru: progr.ao ,u W€ Pz:-1: 1£.s: CD=:!"'R:": good Ul2! expons of :"ood from ba.t'tle trained and • ell eqID.ppe,i, J e.;r.E.b Fede..T-2~ ::1 a::id I.be J~.ri:..M S:!:i!by T2.5 s;,o!:1S0!1ed by tti;: Je- th€ Cnit.ed Sun.es for relief in 'if7..ll e p3oy on F'r encb soil." Ccmm~ _hy Ca:~ be ;'}:ro:lrlJy !:!:2.S E:! Comm1tiry Cen:r~ ~er th: lt;aly b.a\ e been :;: pped. Rerogniz.es Leb:anon I si£t.a=-ied his ~_ee anrl rel::gicm a! ~:2-,,~7 .~ J . L C-c:be=... Cl > Electric ~g-es SoTiffi R.:!1.§ia ?32.5 f on:::uaHy es- :&:: e:_jee:j,e_ be:le.o}e::: }~~. ~-!-: di.~. Je-is,b 2..'T'!k-....5 Editorials The Wu· ProcluCUo!l Board a::H'i 12.blished diniom2ti.c ?'i:ilia~on-s ..-itiJ 1 .....--t5 cl:..s..i.rman o: the CTp rttrt t!I2t :a..ppao-ed ~~ Etbt-.: -S:;-3- I ori:z.ed th..~ m2.nuiaCT1.T-€T'S w TO· :lit ?..ep~tli~ of Le~n rlich bs,,_s i ~"n.der;c-e Co~ci1 ~: ~ Agen ney• .:-ocaEst.. accon.pu.ien :,y Be= duce s-tandard. iom--":.iu.rnei- ~Je('l.!i:- alres.d1 ~n rr.c zed Ir• th!- CJ"· ht- bdpeo ~ -y policy and ,;-l.C't.cr; A~ h:,,l ~c. Straws in the \\"ind Qll8.T'!ET ~--:;r-~. ranges in tbe lei. of 1.1\:' Lr:hed St:al.es.. Gre:&1 Brh:.ah ~ i ac:.i.c.,n : ur o!,,I.J. .ario:is ~ ~7: UZJ:.or Jose?:. ~:,-.::rg. The ...-s ""11> ~ m ear. ~thou1 in1.erlere...Tlc-e u-ith tbe Fren.ch ProTisiofl2.] Goran- tt.:~rie:5 i t~n ~:2-fa..T'c. All u:.is oi 1~:,le :B.a:b-1.SNel. ETeJ.-=: 5... mau,s 1h11 oesmiy -=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=---=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=--=-= ~ ~: ~~ :a ITHINK BEFORE YOU TALK! ... I f ~~-d~T~ Funeral Home f L - ,L Dtlll!lCTI>R ElCB.A Ul1i:ll IIEICOB.IALS Ii. J. IIEL'-2 00 -OepL ! Piwl,,op • Pa. I THE. JEWISH HERALD, PROVIDENCE, R I., FRIDAY, AUGUST 11 , 1944 3 ------teeth missing in frontj it's person- p le eo· d a!ity and naruralnes~ that count. l eg r n emns Attempt to Frame "Under Fifteen years ago, modelling • • was a part-time job with girls who Free Port ProJect worked m offices, had small roles Cover" Author Backfires in the theatre, etc. Today model- Attacks Policy of KEW YORK - An attempt to Itempt to invo!,e )Ir. Carlson, mg is a tu11 time job, v.ith mod.els T y · .t smear the character of a Govern- whose exposes or seditions efforts ta.King occasional part-time jobs" emporary ISi ors ment wimess in the trial of the are well k"1low·n, and against whom iiS radio actresses, etc. N E'\V YORK - '\\7e5tbrook Peg- 29 alleged seditioni.sts, and t h•1s · Banta is said to ha,e held a per- BY HARRY CONOVER Models have traveled all over ler, Scripps-Howard columnist who discredit his testimony, backfired sonal grudge. The League at that ~oted Authority on Beauty, Vt' rit· the country for location shots. It irequentIY engages in alien bait- in the face of its sponsor, Edwin time informed Mr. Carlson, througn ing for " "alter ,Vincbell is not unusual w take them to ing, lashed out again5t the "free Perry Banta, 'i3, anti-Semite and his associates., oi what appeared !O T he model business developed, F lorida, Mexico, far-western dude port" project admitting l,OOO refu- pro-Xazi. Banta, whose articles be the case, and ~r. Carlson was a long with the use of phot ography, ranches for special backgrounds. gees from ).;azi persecution now en appeared in the German American t hen in contact with the law--en in the ad,·ertising business. _.\...s One picture magazine took a model route from Italy by Presidential Bu.nd's Deutscher Beobachter, is forcement agencies. The name of the agencies got a way from the on a 60,000-mile trip through directive to a temporary haven at being held in $1500 ba il on charges the young lady mentioned by ~r. S h ~ · f Fort Ontario, New York. f · H M. H b bee 1 :;e~~~~:~ a:t:inp;sot:~~a~~:nt~: f:ru\o~t::ri::ct:res~w years ago Attacking the large number of O ;::~ir~c:.cnised of conspir ing !y0 ~:~·ed :~t~~h:~ ;_s Jose~:-~:~ need for models became apparent. l1.ail order houses who use mod- refugees admitted from Europe as with June Kelly, 21 , to bring \\·imams, sedition trial defendant, The first models, about 20 years els extensively spend about a mil- temporary visitors during aod im- charges of criminal attack agains". repeatedly e:,.--posed by the A nti ago, were actors " at liberty." hon dollars ann ually to preny-up mediately ·preceding this war, Peg- John Roy Carlson, autlior of .;Cn- ).; azi League in preceding years.!· th th T heir pay ranged from 1 a dinner their fashion books. er charged at e U. S. Govern- der Cover." ~lis.s b:. e l1 y said that t o the least amount of -cash they Successful stay in the field for ment was "juSt vdnking" at its Banta promised such charges could be appeased v.i th. Today a a mod.el is about six years, two immigration laws a nd predicted would "blow the sedition trial in m odel's !ee ranges from $5 to $25 years on the way up, two years th3t ··a ll of t hem v.ill presently be \\"ashington a ll to hell." Room Wanted an hour. H ighest model fee ever on top, and two years g oing down. permitted to settle permanently Banta, who at one t ime worked Couple de-5-ires furnished paid was $50 an hour to Betty Lots of prominent businessmen by taking a little trip to Canada for A merican ·w omen Against room, with kitchen pril"ileges.. nd Wyman and Gwill ..\ ndre. and socially prominent women get a re-entering as immigrants. Communism, is described in ··ln- , Hal"e own s upplies. \Yrite Box th ~ inety per cent of the modeling a kick out of seeing t heir faces ··Similarly,'' Pegler '\\'Tites, " e der Cover" as a "confidential trou- 1766. the Jewis h Herald. jobs in the country are held by in magazines. They freqeuntly present group of l,OOO might be ble-shooter for native fascists w omen. 8 per c-ent by men and 2 model under a ssumed names. One admitted permanently a nd not re- throughout the country." per cent by children. of the most successful "business- turned to their H omelands as :M.r. Bot h Miss Kelly and Banta ha,.-~ ' ..------. A top fashion model will pose in man type of model, who usually Roosevelt promised they would be sold information t.o the ~ on-Sec o,.-er $2. 000.000 worth of clothes b portrays a pr ofessional man in t he a nd f urther th0usands might like- tarian A nti-).;azi League. a year. ads, has never been able to make a v.;se be favored." A League spokesman said: CARS WANTED >Iany motion picture stars-mal~ success in the business ,vorld. ··Catehing a big bad man oiten and female--got their start in the >.·ot all calls are limited to t he u:;e of a word' Grover Clevela D girls in,;aded the field . About six A:-.;ECDOTA PRESIDE:-.;TJA: A Congressional committee was vany, '·a big Je\\;sh industrialist.," 1 years ago. the college girl made _.\ }though the \\.bite House is the meeting Vtith President 'Wilson, has been arrested by t he Germans her debut in front of the camera; las t place in the world (except a nd, as you can well imagine, many in Hungary and sent to a concen- today she leads the fi eld. of the good Representatives were tration camp, the );azi T ranskon Grant's Tomb you'd expect to fi nd shaking the walls with their loud, A ,.,·ell -known psychiatrist con tinent Press repon.s. The H at a gag-man, some of our Presidents but unraticrnal oratory. The Prez ducted a standard IQ test among va ny family, whose original name have f ashioned hon mottos that listened patiently for a while, and Edwin S. Soforenko -WO models recently. 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In Retro,apect I man Goldbergi,. &as been promoted Irving Gabrilowi.tz and Seymour , J ewisl home (ocate,f in good Says Statement on Well-deserved sums up the opin- to Corp~.tl.-..He's stationed some- K.a.u:fman ~ now wearing );avy .. Protestant" Altered ion of folks wb.en they b.eard or wb.ere m England...... - Th." Henry blue-...... r-e,ridential seetion.. ~ in- quiru,s to Box IBOO. the Jewish ~t:W YORK - Dr. StetJhen S. read oi A.rt.bur Levy receiving the l!asans, th.e- Fred Greiiers, the Wise this week issued a- public Providence Journal-Bulletin"s sin.n Paul Chernovs a.n.d Mrs. Pb:iliy, Buy Lnited St.ati:5 Wa.r Bands Herald. statement in which he termed the uRoger.-~ for aat::u.nding eommun- Dub.in are down at the Pier far and Sumps! i.::clusion of the _.\.merican Jewish ity service. . ~-ut.h.llI, for many the :.:um.mer months__ ___ The Sam ------Congrees in the ..\merican Jewish years, qas been an advocate of a Lovetts, we heard this week. are IIIIIIWIUIIIIUIIUIIIUIUIIUUWIIIIIIIUUIIUIUIDillUIIIDIIIDIHUIIOIIDlmmmr Com.mine-e's ati:ack again_~ "'The Jewish Fecieratio~ similar to at that lovely beach.,. Craigville...... Procestan.t"".,. a "'misinteruretation comm.unity councils in other citie~-. The David Gen..<:t&S e!!Caped the of the statement issued· bv the but the various factiens ju::-c could- h.is.-cocy m:.ak:ing h.ea.t.... Th.ey are at .American Jewish Congress."- n·t get together and the id? was. Grassingers...... Rut.h. Walli.c:k is Dr. Wise"~ statement refers to tem~orarily byya.ssed... ..- .He was vac.a.tioning in Ca:nada...... Th~ FANCY GROCERIES a story published in the July issue among the iL"T"St representatives on Jack Sydel!s of Bos"tOn visited' their of the ..\.me rican Je'W"is.h Commi-c- the J.iason c-omm.itte-e af the Com- daug.b.-cer. ltr:s. David Sherman.·-···· tee Reporter under a headline munic:y Fund and it was largely Al Coken was a.one too pleased reading ... Je~h ..\..ge.ncies Warned th.rough his efforts that separate witii that stif! .Sortheast: br:.eez:e Aga.ir:st strpport of Protestant anJ commie-~ were elimin.atal.. ... _\l- last l!anda:y.. . _ .. .lt sent all the fish COLE AVENUE MARKET Te.nbook Commission.'7 Toe Com- ter Bayman this week expressed scurrying to sheker and Al and minee·s ~ry scaceci unequivocally his regret that I.saac Feins-cein had his cronies had to come home 189 Cole A venue •hat the A.meriC"::J.n Je~~h Con. accepte ::~;t~~~~~stl to=- 529·: ·~ Irving Berlin The High Holiday is.sues of the Herald affords an appropriate, Caah oc C 1 Tota.I .Useu r.~.s.:iO.al I (ContiDued from Paiie 1) FRIENDS your New Year .Greetings. B y this established method, L.L.\.3ILIT1ES only about l O per cent of the aud ience understood English. the bal· which is annually gaining in increased popularity, you are SURE NOT ? a.:rmen:3 on LnSta.lb=.ect Ilads oi the las-c 25 years wen: :~::::;:~erntica:e.!I. S l.5.UD.d5 ~eeted li e aid friends by the .na· TO NEGLECT OR OFFEND ANYONE. i.c"T~St.meo.t Cen:.:icate,s; • m.200.00 tivs. The performance raised Acco1.J1u Pay-1ble ~.o-17 40 310.000 lira for relief oi Iu.lian t; :::earned tnterest a.=d. children. Jtscount L.157 32 The author of ·'Yip Yap Yap Following Are Three Typical Greeti gs ?..eser;e- (or .nterest ou UlS.1.!2 hank." the World War [ counter m vestmen certllicates P.l!SPJ71! (or losse.s on part of "'This I~ the A.n:c.y.•· man loans 571.42 age JC"O.~ C S"EX~OIT Pre.!tide-nL 8 F"LA.. '1ZBA L71l. SecretarY. wishes to the entire Jewish comm y. Sworn. to 1md ,ub&cribl!d bef~ me 26th day of July, 1944. ¥YER Mll.LJL"'-..~ ~ota:ry PubJJ.c. Alm AL.EXAi'iUER WED'"'EP~ DE AL VIN RICE. STD-: I j BREWER'S YEAST, a widely used pharmaceutical staple, has be come a valuable source of B Compfex Vitamins and Protein for war time use in fortifying and enriching stock and poultry feeds, as well as a nutritional food adjunct for humans. Recognizing the healthful values of BREWER'S YEAST, and anticipating eventual scarcities of common animal feed adjuncts such as fi sh meal, meat scraps etc., . the NARRAGANSETT BREWING COMPANY was the first New England Brewery to install special equipment to process its own yeast for supply to agricultural feed merchants. NARRAGANSETT bas made its facilities available for the processing of yeast supplied by other breweries, thereby making a valuable contribution to the food program of a nation at war. IRIWIR'S YIAST COLLECTED By NAIRACANSffl IRIWING CO., CRANSTON, It. I. "Yeast is a rich source of f/,e 8 vifomins ond also of good quality pro from CRIMO IRIWING CO., NEW BRITAIN, CONN. tein, aod is f/,erefore valuoble in diets. Probably the be,t-lcnown yoost DOVIR BREWING CO., HARTFORD, CONN. PfO(lvct avai/ol,/e is DRIED BREWER'S YEAST. " INTIRPRISI IRiwlNO CO., FALL RIVER, MASS. THI HULL IRIWING CO., NIW HAVIN, CONN, Ouoted from .. A Handbook for Better Feeding of Livestock," and "The Feed THI JAMI$ HANLIY CO., PROVIDENCI, R. I. ing of Chickens." Issued by the U. S. Department of Agriculture. j QANSTON, L L