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that the scramble is already on
among Jewish lawyers for a place
on the next Democratic munici-
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pal ticket .. The death of Al-
original August Belmont, came demonic ['resident Deutsch makes
over here in the 1830's as the fis- room for another Jew on the tick.
cal agent of the Rothschilds .. . et . . . A number of New Jersey
His name then was Schoenberg rabbis who have been earning pin
. If you know your French and money through soft jobs as prison
German you will note that Bel- chaplains will have to find other
mont and Schoenberg mean the sources of revenue , .. The state
same thing—beautiful mountain. budget commission is preparing to
put an end to the $10 fee paid
PERSONALLY SPEAKING
The Seven Arts' editorial tam- to prison chaplains every time
they make a visit . . . All rumors
ily is welcoming an addition in to the contrary notwithstanding,
the person of Allan Abel of Chi- Henry Morgenthau, Jr., will not
. Allan, who has been do- resign from the cabinet . , . But
sago
a radio column for the Chi- Jesse Isidor Straus will give up
ins
his post as the Paris embassy as
cago Sentinel for 10 years, has soon as FDR can find a suitable
joined the Seven Arts as radio: substitute . . . Col, Robert Gag-
editor and will do a monthly col-Igenheim, polo-playing brother of
umn on Jewish radio news and Harry Guggenheim, former U. S.
personalities ... Joe Louis' forth- ambassador to Cuba, is angling
coming European tour doesn't in- for a diplomatic job . . . If he
clude a stopover in Berlin because doesn't get it he can blame it
he couldn't find a non-Aryan man- on his famous monkey trick in
ager to handle his affairs ... The which he climbs on a table at a
black bomber wants no part of swell party and scratches his back
Aryan managers . . . Samuel like a simian.. .
Rothafel (Roxy to you) is due BROADWAY BITS
to make an announcement soon
Now that radio amateur pro-
that will shake the entertainment
world . . . Did you know that grams are so popular, you ought

Strictly

Community Closeups . .

THEODORE LEVIN
. . . . "Big Brother"

EDITOR t4 NOTE: Th. following In ime of a nein of biographic.'
nivelelim oninloodlon land Jew IA leaden which be Pal,
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wright who first crystalized an' both have justification. As liaison
aphorism into a phrase: "Man officer between board and staff,
in his time plays ninny parts." he promotes a spirit of co-opera-
Once a revelation, now a bromide, tion; helps level obstructions; gets
the truth of the matter is—Shake- results.
Conscientious. Seldom misses
speare was right.
Nlan is a creature of many a case or committee meeting.
facets. It is difficult, in the Missed a board meeting only
It
space of about 1,000 words, ; once. And that's a classic.
enls that the J. S. S. B. direc-'
to describe all. That is why, in
this series, friends of the subjects tors sat 'round the table, and—
sometimes accuse us of over- no Ted Levin. The other diree-

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Chanukah pros ram has
Alexander to Speak esting
been arranged by the chairman,
To Shaarey Zedek's Mrs. Charles Robinson, and her
committee.
Sisterhood Monday :klilton M. Alexander, president

of the Conference of J ewish Or-
The Sisterhood of Congregation ganizations to Combat the Nazi
Shaarey Zedek will hold its regu- Menace, will speak. H is subject
lar monthly meeting on Monday, will be "Facing the Issu e." A dis-
Dec. 9, at 2:15 p. m., in the social cussion will follow.
hall of the synagogue. An inter-
Sadie Cooper Alper, guest or-
tist, pupil of Leopold ■ 4uer, will
render violin selection , 9, accom-
panied by Rosa Bassin. The mem-
bers of the Sisterhood will pre-
sent a ceremony of Chanukah
candle lighting. Tirtici pants will
be Mesdames Irwi Colic n, Sidney
Nathanson, Herman Au gust, Na-
than Kaplan, Charles Lapedus,
Saul Jacob, David Seli gson, Jo-
seph Fineman, and Ds vid Fau-
man. A social hour wi II follow.
Mrs. David B, Lichtig, president
of the Sisterhood, will preside.

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emphasis on the wrong angles; tors became worried. Such a
of wholly ignoring others. They're thing had never been heard of
before! Something must be
right. But, so are we,
Consider Theodore Levin, for wrong! Very! So, they called
his home.
example.
"Where's Theodore?" asked the
A successful lawyer, with a
large corporate and individual spokesman.
"Right
here, at home. For
clientele; a practice that keeps a
busy office in the Barium Tower once.' It was Rhoda Levin, his
wife.
"Thank
heaven this is one
—busy. But there are otb-
ere in the community who qualify night when he has no board meet-
for the same bracket. Philan- ing." Ted had just forgotten.
thropist, prodigal of both time But his fellow directors have
and money in the interests of his never let him forget that one
fellows, but, no are many. Jew- lapse since.
ishly traditional in his devotions
Close-Up
as well as the spirit of Judaism.
A big fellow, Physically. There
That's rare—we'll grant you—in must be 200 pounds of him, well
one who is only 38, a native of distributed over a generous frame.
the U. S. A., a "modern" in every Looks like the student he is; de-
sense of the word. But, still, it's ceptively slow in speech, for he
not unique.
has a trigged mind, And quick
In association with Fred M on his feet, too, when the occasion
Butzel, he was counsel in having demands it. No athlete, he always
the Michigan Alien Registration plans to take up golf, when he
Bill declared unconstitutional , can get around to it. Hasn't
Thus Theodore Levin did yeoman found time yet. Plays squash at
service as spokesman for bewild- noon, because he can manage to
ered, defenseless, inarticulate pack a game and his lunch away
thousands; carved himself his own within one hour, and be back at
particular niche. And, since the his desk in the 60 minutes he
definite relegation to the limbo allows himself at mid-day.
of the "unconstitutional" of the
A lover of music, Ted Levin
proposed bill, no other state has learned to play the violin well
attempted to discriminate against enough as a youngster to be in
the non-citizen in the full enjoy- the London Civic Symphony Or-
ment of his civil -rights. That's chestra. Is a phonograph fan.
achievement of the kind that de- Will only tune in on the radio
when something exceptional (and
serves note.
President of the Jewish Social musical) is on the air.
Service Bureau; member of the
Democratic.
The immigrant
board of directors of the Jewish lad who is sitting across from
Unemployment Emergency Coun- Ted Levin's desk at 6 in his office,
cil; on the directorate of the may be sitting across the table
United Jewish Charities; governor frogs him in the Levin home at
of the Jewish Welfare Federation ; dinner, an hour later. It is a
on the board of Congregation comfortable, liveable home; hos-
Shaarey Zedek. None of them pitable.
An excellent raconteur and
sinecures. Ted Levin shoulder
the obligations as well as carrie s mimic, the staid and dignified
member of the bar and authority
the titles.
His is ■ full schedule.
It on immigration law, can, and
brings him down to the office first often does, entertain a gathering
in the mornino.; keeps him there with his stories and drolleries.
. • •
after hours. And there are fre-

Football

Ban on Anglo-German
Gam. Refused

LONDON (WNS) — Ignoring
a warning by the General Council
of the Trades Union Congress that
the football match between Ger-
man and English teams Dec. 4
might precipitate a riot, the Brit-
ish Home Office declined to pro-
MILTON M. ALEXANDER hibit the game.

Walter Danirosh is the son-in-law to know that George Jesse] fa-
of the late James G. Blaine, for- thered that type of program in
mer secretary of state . . . Dr. 1931 but never got a tumble from
Fritz Gebhardt, whose murder is the airmen . . . The chief finan-
still front-page stuff in New York, cial backer of Billy Rose's Jum-
left his entire fortune to his Jew- bo" is Herbert Swope. former
ish wife, despite the fact that he executive editor of the New York
was estranged from her , .. Our World . . That's what the pub-
old friend Chao Kung, the Budd- lic thinks . . . The fact is that
hist monk who used to be Swope is merely a straw man for
Trebitsch-Lincoln the Jew, has Bernard Baruch, who some years
gone to Spain with a delegation ago was Billy Rose's boss ... The
of Buddhists to negotiate for the movie moguls are falling all over
purchase of a monastery on Ma- themselves in offering Rose huge
deira, where he intends to lecture wads of money to come to Holly-
and do Buddhist missionary work wood , . . That long-delayed pic-
. . . Sinclair Lewis has been en- ture based on the life of Houdini
gaged to do the official biography is now being screened . . . David
of the late Adolph S. Ochs .. . Warfield, veteran actor, has fooled
Prof. Einstejn has the following old man depression and is still the
record to his credit: Sunday after- country's richest actor . . . The
noon, two weeks ago, he drove Artef Theater, Yiddish troupe, is
through a blizzard from Prince- to dramatize the famous novel,
ton to New York to attend the "Haunch, Paunch and Jowl" .
Dr. Franz Oppenheimer reception, Jane Manner, whose collection of
and drove back to his Princeton material for dramatic readings,
home the same night , . . The entitled "The Silver Treasury,"
next day, through the same in- has gone into its second printing,
clement weather. he returned to is a very busy woman, what with
New York to plead at a private innumerable readings, radio audi-
dinner for a Jewish cause, and re- tions and the like in addition to
turned to Princeton the same her regular classes, yet she has
night . , , When Franz Werfel found time to inaugurate a daily
left the reception tendered to course in English for refugees
him by Yiddish writers the other from Ilitlerland....
day, he whispered to his escort:
"I'm glad I have been pardoned
BERLIN (WNS) — Helene
for writing in German" . . . The
author of .'The Forty Days of Mayer's acceptance of Germany's
Musa Dagh" referred to speeches invitation to be a member of
by some outstanding Yiddish writ- Germany's 1936 Olympic team has
ers who branded him as a "for- been received and she will accord-
ed full German citizenship, de-
eign" writer.
spite the fact that she is half-
THE BACK ROOM
Through the smoke-clouds that Jewish, it was announced here
fill the backrooms of New York's by the German Olympic Commit-
political clubhouses comes word tee.

We have a theory that leader-
quent board meetings. But he
finds the time to do a little spade ship is not so much a matter of
work in the field in which he has birth as it is one of environment.
made a hobby, Immigration. and training.
Ted Levin—as we made note
With a new object now: The elim-
of Muni for this part comes as an
ination of technical bars, to fa- above—was the oldest in a family
added tribute to an actor who is
cilitate the entrance of German of eight. That's a mighty good
recognized as a genius in make-
refugees into this country. It is start in the dil'ection of rulership,
up, • reputation which he won in
• labor of love, and enthusiasm. guidance, the protective and the
several dramatic films. . . Musso-
He is a zealot. And he is doing directional instinct. Check with
lini could never have predicted
• job, for its own sake, that is your own experience! And it has
what his war in Ethiopia would
little heralded, but has its effects persisted. It is still his dominat-
do to Hollywood fashions, but yes-
(Copyright, H A. F
1111)
ing characteristic. Big Brother
in Washington.
terday the African influence ar-
Among kudos bestowed upon to the Underprivileged, the help-
rived—as exemplified by Sally
Theodore Levin, in recognition of less, the poor, the immigrant!
l
SPIEGEL
TO
SPEAK
Eilera, blonde film star, whom we
You couldn't tell it better, nor
standing in the legal profes-
HERE THIS SUNDAY' his
saw on her way to work in Eddie
sion, too, was appointment as in less words . .
Cantor's next picture. On Sally's
Ted Levin: Big Brother.
Special Assistant Attorney Gen-
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 1)
throat wag an Addis Ababa chok-
' eral in charge of the Grand Jury
And leave it at that.
er, on her wrists a war-mace type
—G. B. S.
Bank Investigation. This was in
of bracelet. Fashioned from the Pseudo-Ezekiel',"A Phophetic At- I1933.
noted actress' own designs they testation of the Decalogue, 'd
an
PALESTINE
APPEAL
Biographic
are of heavy chain silver with 'Midrash Hamirdafim Besifrutenu.'
Theodore Levin was born in
TO SEEK $2,500,000
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gel's
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
may be illustrated by the following a family of eight, the children of
HAS NEW JOB
passage from the first chapter of, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Levin. He
Anne E. Meyers. who was on
'Hebrew Reborn': 'The power of a I was educated in the public and' mestic Relations Court; Elihu D.
the editorial staff of the Los An-
language can scarcely be gauged.' private schools of London, Ont.; Stone and Nathan Straus, national
geles Evening Herald and Ex-
Language is more than language. took his LL. B. and Master's in chairmen of the American Pales-
press for a number of years and
Within language lie concealed !Law at the U. of D, in Detroit. tine Campaign; Prof. Franz Op-
was assistant women's club news
magic forces of nature and of Ile is married: Rhoda (Kattin) penheimer, Dr. Maurice Karpf,
editor until recently, has ■ new
blood, lees of instinct and culture.' Levin; has three youngster: member of the executive of the
Position with the Helen Ferguson
a heritage of emotions, habits of Charles Leonard (called "Zeke"), Jewish Agency, and David Wert-
motion picture publicity organ-
thought, traditions of taste. inher- Miriam, and Daniel. His home is, heim, secretary of Poale Zion.
ization in Hollywood. In her new
A conference to set up the cam-
of will—the imperative of on La Salle; his office—the firm;
work she has the task of publiciz- Winces
the past. It is impossible to mean- of Levin, Levin & Dill—where I paign organization will be held in
ing the great film stars and her
r and influence of all two of his partners are his broth- January.
t h powe
e
are
writings reach newspapers and
Shia neon the soul, upon its coo- Cr. Sol and Sayre, in the Barium
other publications from coast to
Helene Madison Urges U. S.
sciousness and .. upon its subter- Tower.
coast Anne is also gaining a
Withdrawal from Olympics
Serious: The presidency of the
ranean strata.'
reputation as an able movie fan
SEATTLE (WNS) — Helene
.
.1.
S.
S.
B.
means
••
heavy
demand
A. Eminent Scholar
magazine writer. She is a very
He gives it. Madison, world-famous American
Dr. Spiegel, generally considered, on his attention.
clever and capable writer and
0, 01.1 Three years ago, when the Bureau swimming champion and 1932
newspaper woman and should go one of the leading Jewiab
was without a professional diree- Olympic winner, ranged herself
ars of our time, was born in Bu-I
far in her new activity.
d et
months , on the aide of those who favor
or
kowina and came to this country Ifor f
"FIST" IN PACIFIST
American withdrawal from the
, Levin checked in at 51 W. War-
in
1929.
He
was
educated
at
the
"Eyes of Faith" is the title of
ren every morning; studied the Berlin Olympics when she tele-
of Vienna (Ph. D.
a new three-act drama upholding University
1922). From 1922 to 1928 he I daY'a grist of reports; okayed all graphed the Committee on lair
the cause of peace which is now
Play in Sports a statement de-
lived and taught in Palestine. lie I relief. When any case was bor- claring that "fair competition for
in rehearsal in Los Angeles and
der-line or involved angles out-
being prepared for early presen- is at present profeaoor
every eligible athlete in the world,
side
the
scope
of
his
experience,
!
tation possibly in the East as well language and literature at the
not hesitant about calling regardless of color or creed or na-
Jewish Institute of Religion in , he was
an in this Pert of the country. The New York City. ! on Director Kurt Peiser for ad- tionality is what the Olympic
!
Games stand for. I think Amer-
author, Sam Silverman, says that
His beat known work, "Hebrew ' vice.
while it is essentially a pacifist
book of literary! Broadminded: A une point of ice u a leading nation should
Reborn," is a
refuse to compete where sports-
play, there is nothing in it to of- criticism
which interprets for the view; a judicial one. He realizes
fend militarists. He describes the first time the world of Hebrew let- that there must be differences of manship is threatened by rein-
Play as a great document in be-
opinions; is willing to admit that dice."
to
American
readers.
half of the principle, "Live and ten

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