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Bernhard's Wife Dies

Donation to United Jewish
Charities

I'ARIS (WNS) - Frau Georg
Bernhard, wife of Dr. Georg Bern.
hard, famous German-Jewish
journalist and eConomist, died at
her home here, an exile from her
native Germany. Since her husband
fled from the Third Reich Frau
Bernhard had worked side by side
with him in mobilizing public
opinion against the Nazis.

The United Jewish Charities
was the recipient of a donation
from Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Semp-
liner in memory of Mrs. Tillie
Wolf, mother of Mrs. B. Handler
and Sol Wolf, of Garden City,
Mich.

Gifts to Fresh Air Society

OBITUARY

To honor their father's 50th
birthday, the Misses Helen Vera,
Jewell, Beverly and Barbara
Prentis, daughters of Meyer L.
Prentis, made a donation to the
Fresh Air Society.
The Fresh Air Society also re-
ceived a gift for the purchase of
a boat from Mrs. Harry Gross-
man.

BESSIE KLAVONS

of

15600 Normandy Ave., 72
years old, died on July 13. Fu-
neral services were held on July
14 with interment in Beth Tephila
Emanuel Cemetery, Rabbi .1. Ei-
eenman officiating. She is survived
by three sons, Cantor David Kla-
vons of Chicago, Albert and Is-
rael, three daughters, Mrs. Belle
Walter Winchell and Ben Bernie
Finkel, Mrs. Ida Shlien and Mrs.
Leah Schayowitz and a brother, holding a temporary truce in their
battle of words at a luncheon in
Isaac Katz.
MGM's new studio commissionary
. Norma Shearer and her hus-
ALVIN H. FROSH
band, Irving Thalberg, yachting
of 3309 Webb Ave., 42 years old, off the coast of Catalina .. , Luise
died on July 13. Funeral services Rainer dining in a secluded little
were held on July 15 with inter- restaurant with Clifford Odets, the
ment in Clover Hill Park Ceme- playwright ... The Marx Brothers
tery, Rabbi A. M. Hershman of- parking their luggage for a trip
ficiating. He is survived by his around the country on which they
wife, Rubye G., a son, Murray, will try out some of their new
and three sisters, Mrs. Lew Rud- Jokes and gags for their next pic-
ner of Barberton, 0., Mrs. Law- ture . . John Barrymore and
rence Lewis of Los Angeles and Elaine Barrie, his constant com-
Mrs. Martin Ross of Detroit.
panion, at the opening of the Hol-
lywood Bowl season of "Sympho-
nies under the Stars."
DEBORAH WOLTMAN
of 2470 Gladstone Ave, 83 years
old, died on July 14. Funeral
Paramount has exercised its
services were held on July 14 option on Jack Benny's services
with interment in Machpelah for two additional films to follow
Cemetery, Rabbi Glans officiating. "The Big Broadcast of 1937." You
She is survived by a daughter, may not think so or remember,
Mrs. Dora Brechner and four but Benny has already appeared
sons, Solomon, James 13., Ilyman in five other pictures since 1929.
and Samuel.

ABE SCHMIER
Co•Chairman, Sh
Zedek
Moonlight Committee

for the occasion. The affair is in-
tended not only for the members
of the synagogue and tl.eir friends,
but is also open to the general
public. This will afford members
and their friends an opportunity
to get together and enjoy a pleas-
ant, cool summer evening.
Two orchestras will provide con-
tinuous music for dancing. There
will be entertainment in addition
to the music. Refreshments will be
served on the boat.
All earnings will be given to the
general fund of the synagogue.
Tickets may be obtained at the
office of the synagogue or •from
Abe Sander, Harry Satovsky,
Elconan Saulson, Harry Shulman
and Leonard Sidlow as the commit-
tee for the Men's Club, and from
Abraham Satovsky, Barney Kaye-
nau, Sylvia Shatzen, Beatrice
Steinberg, Dorothy H e i d e m a n,
Harold Helper or Marvin Rosin in
charge of the moonlight for the
Young People's Society.
Those intending to attend the
moonlight should get tickets in ad-
vance at 75 cents. The price will
be $1 at the boat.

There is a rumor around town
that one of the biggest motion pic-
ture magnates of the Jewish faith
donated about $10,000 in reaponse
to the American Olympic Commit-
tee's frantic last-minute pleas for
help in sending athletes and badge-
Teel uussip oT apcpqm pa3aA03
week . . • Universal Studios
adopted a "hands-off" policy and
refused to give any support, fi-
nancial or moral, to the American
Olympic team entry in basketball.
The team chosen for the Olympics
did win this honor at the A. A. U.
meet in Denver under the name of
Universal Pictures, but the studio
refused to permit use of its name
since that contest ... Sam Baiter
of Los Angeles is the only Jew on
the Olympic basketball squad. He
left for New York, prepared to
sail for Germany, despite a con-
troversy which had arisen over the
competition of Jews in the Olym-
pies.

Can't Fool Him

Four men met in a smoking car
on the way to Chicago. Soon they
began talking and decided to in-
troduce themselves.
"Conrady's the name", said the
first puffing his cigar.
"Carleton," said the second.
"Carson," chimed in the third.
The fourth was silent.
"And your name, sir?" asked the
others, turning to him.
"Also Cohen," was the reply.

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Sending Olympic Flag to Reich
LOS ANGELES (WNS) - By

the narrow margin of two votes
the Los Angeles city council re-
jected an ordinance which would
have appropriated $2,000 to fi-
nance a Berlin trip for William
May Garland, senior American
member of the International
Olympic Committee, who is car-
rying the Olympic Games flag
from Los Angeles to Berlin. The
vote on the resolution was 10 in
favor and 3 against, 12 affirma-
tives being needed. The opposi-
tion was led by Councilmen Par-
ley P. Christensen and James M.
Hyde, both of whom bitterly cri-
ticized Nazi Germany and de-
clared that their eonstitutents op-
posed the spending of municipal
funds for this purpose. Mr. Gar-
land is already on the way to Ger-
many at his own expense.

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Monuments of Character

fencing; Samuel Baiter, Los An- ditions of this agreement with
geles, basketball; and Joseph Nazi Germany," the Stimme de-
Goldenb, rg, New York rope clares. Already the economic situ-
climber, gymnastic events.
ation of the Jews, thanks to the
The sum of $50 was remit-
The Olympic team sailed with process of driving them out of
(CONCLUDED FROM i'AC1E ONE)
ted by Avrunin Camp to the
a deficit of $57,709.
business and commercial life,
PROMPT ACTION
Fresh Air Camp. This sum, July 1, is said to have cried
When Mavis Freeman, of the which has been progressing for
representing the proceeds of "Streicher is a scoundrel."
women's Olympic swimming team, a couple of years, is forcing our
win
yes be mooted atone
the circus staged on the
Helene Mayer, former Olympic arrives in Germany she will not Jewish community in Vienna
the smart one. ulie leaked
grounds of Camp Avrunin on fencing champion, will be the only attempt to score for Uncle alone to support 65,000 destitute
their Net dnilnr os Detroit
Big Wolf Lake, near Gram only non-Aryan on the German Sam but will try to carry out her persons. The impoverishment of
during Oils Brat real mast.
Lake, Mich., last Sunday af- Olympic team, the list of 477 Ger- father's injunction to counteract these Vienna Jews is increasing
eoltatme In 40 year.? Normal
ternoon, takes the form of ■
man entries for the Olympic Nazi propaganda in the Olympic alarmingly."
mime ern Come again.
gift to enable poor children to
Games shows, In 1928 Miss Games. Miss Freeman's father,
In an effort to allay Jewish
secure camping privileges dur- Mayer won the Olympic fencing John P. Freeman of Port Wash- anxiety, M. Ludwig, head of the
ing the summer.
title, and in 1932 she placed fifth. ington, L. I., a non-Jew, was government press bureau, told
$3,000 DOWN
Mrs. Clara Avrunin, director
militantly opposed to American foreign Jewish correspondents
Fine 8-apts, 3 rooms and
of the camp, personally super- Antti.Nazi Olympiad in Barcelona participation in the Berlin Gaines. that the Austro-German pact will
bath
and
2 wall beds each.
vised the circus, with the as-
The only hope left for myself not affect the Jews at all, and
Called Off Because of Uprising
New Frigidaires. Best rent-
sistance of the entire staff of
LONDON (WNS)-The inter- and others opposed to the tactics that-Austrian Jewry has no cause
ing
location.
Normal $30,-
camp counselors. I'atrons who national anti-Nazi sports festival of the present German regime," for alarm.
000. Price only $12,000.
contributed included Messrs.
scheduled to have opened in Bar- he said, "rests with these young-
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Barr, Brode, Benkoro, Duch, celona, Spain, on July 19 was sters of the Olympic team. Soprts- Czech Nazis Call Hitler
"Jewish
Chalet!, Fink, Feigelman, El- called off because of the Spanish manship, the upholding of the
$5,000 DOWN
Meitner"
conin, Gold, Halperin, Holtz- civil war. according to a Barce- Olympic ideal will help counteract
Beauty 14-apt, 4 rooms and
PRAGUE (WNS) - Hitler is
man, Kaisin, Krupnick, Korn-
lona report in the Daily Herald. it.. That's the job Mavis must do described as "the Jewish momser"
bath and wall_ beds each.
wise, Lyons, Lipkin, Marx, Mel- None of the athletes, who in- for me."
Rents about $5,000. Normal
in a proclamation issued here by
len, Norber, Posner, Pelavin, cluded many Jews, were hurt dur-
The conclusion of the Austro- the Czech Nazis, protesting bit-
$60,000. Price only $21,000.
Paperno, Rogoff, Snitkowoky, ing the fighting in Barcelona.
German understandings does not terly against the new Austro-Ger-
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Schwartz, Sharfman, Schul-
mean that any "change will occur man understanding. The procla-
witz, Silverstein, Silberstein,
$10,000 DOWN
BORDEAUX, France (WNS)- in the treatment of our racial or mation accuses the "Jewish mom-
Starlew, Stein, Sucher, Sevin,
religious minorities," Chancellor
One of the finest 20-apts,
Silver, Thomas, Weinberg, A group of German Jews who Kurt Schuschnigg of Austria de- ser (Hitler) of betraying Naz-
fled here from Barcelona reported
ism."
3 rooms and bath, showers
Weller, Wolk and Zitimor.
that most of the Jews of the clares in a copyrighted article
and wall beds each. Kelvin-
Spanish city were remaining published in the New York Times. New York Nazis Declare War
ators. Steam heat with new
there, end that Jews as such had All the citizens of Austria will
Marx Smokeless Grates.
on Jews
not been affected by the civil continue to enjoy equality with-
Carpeted halls. Normal
YAPHANK, L. I. (WNS) -
out any restriction," he said. "We
WAY
$100,000. Price only $35,-
shall remain loyal to our historic An open declaration of war
Expense
000.
against Governor Lehman because
Brundage Irked as .Olympic Team tradition of disseminating Ger- he is a Jew was issued by 6,000
man
culture."
Hillei Bernstein, author of that
Gets Anti-Nazi Literature
Germans gathered at Camp Sieg-
$40,000 DOWN
swell story, "L'Affaire Jones,"
BERLIN. (WNS) -Copies of
fried for the second summer fes-
Magnificent 85-apt with
which was a sensation in this "An Intelligent Traveler's Guide Britain May Ban Uniforms of tival of the German American
Fascists
large lobby. Apts. 2 to 4
country and in France several to Germany," a clever anti-Nazi
League, formerly known as the
rooms. Rents $45,000. Ap-
years ago, has written another guide, were distributed on board
LONDON (WNS)-A hint that Friends of the New Germany. A
praised 1927 for $650,000.
story in which he pokes fun at the the Manhattan among members the wearing of uniforms by anti- stone's throw from the site of the
Price only $215,000.
expense of the dictator. Although of the American Olympic team Semitic Fascists in England may famous war-timg American train-
he 's not as effective in this as he and tourists bound for the Olym- be prohibited by the government ing camp Walter Kappe, secretary
MR. BEDFORD
was at the expense of the French pic Games. Discovery of the pam- was given to the House of Com- of the League, addressed the
•
in his earlier book, his new book, phlets drew an indignant protest mons by Home Minister Sir John crowd of Nazis and declared that
"Choose a Bright Morning," just from Avery Brundage, chairman Simon when he answered ques- "Governor Lehman won't be sup-
Homer Warren & Co.
published by Frederick A. Stokes of the American Olympic Com- tions on the continued attacks on ported by Germans in New York
REALTORS
Co., 443 Fourth Ave., New York mittee, who called on the captain Jews. Sir John said that he is State because he is a Jew. We
Our fed Si Center, of &Mee
(2.), is nevertheless an entertain- to investigate. The guide books in constant touch with the police will defeat Communism by de-
ing work which will provide relief inform the traveler of the usual commissioner concerning meas- feating Jews for any office for
through satire for those who wish sights in Germany, but also call ures for the protection of the which they might run." Kappe
to see dictatorship crushed.
attention to the various persecu- Jewish population.
described the 1,600-acre camp for Contributions to the Council
The story-wrongly classed as a tions of the Nazi regime.
young Nazis as a place "to train
Camp Yacation Fund
novel-is told through the medium
Paper Warns Austrian Jews of youths because they are the
of the experiences of Keets Wilber, Rumania Ready to Crack Down
Dangers Ahead
originators of Communism." Ru-
The
Council Camp vacation
American millionaire and adven-
on Anti-Semites
VIENNA (WNS) - The un- dolf Markman, Eastern diiector.
turer who, armed with a check
BUCHAREST (WNS)-Rather concealed fear of Austrian Jewry of the League attacked Mayor La fund of the Detroit section of
the
Naticinal
Council of Jewish
book, is in quest for heroism in than permit Foreign Minister that the Austro-German rap- Guardia and promised that Ger-
the state of Bidlo. He presents to Nicolas Titulescu to carry out his prochement presages increased mans would defeat him foe re- Women received contributions
from Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cap-
this state a statue of the Hero, threat to resign unless the gov- difficulties for them, if not official election.
lan in memory of Mrs. Minnie
Winsatz, but propaganda that ernment made an immediate anti Semitic legislation, was given
Cohn and from Mr. and Mrs.
preceded him estranged the Hero about-face in its policy of toter- formal expression by Die Stimme,
That
great
"liberal,"
Dr.
Nicho-
Maurice Caplan in memory of
from him and the statue was not ating pro-Nazi, Fascist and anti- leading Jewish weekly publcation,
dedicated. Exciting events follow , Semitic violence, Premier Georg when it warned the Jewish popu- las Murray Butler, president of Mrs. Mannie Phillips.
Columbia
University,
returned
in the course of which he is placed Tatarescu and members of his lation that serious dangers are in
Judge Joseph Sabath of Chicago
in a concentration camp, then cabinet agreed to the draft of a the offing, "We have to reckon from a conference of the Carnegie
emerges as the confidant of the program for suppressing the anti- principally with the psychological Endowment for International has heard 45,000 divorce casts, but
Peace,
of
which
he
is
the
head,
on
is
still wed to the wife he married
Hero, later again landing in a con- Semitic and Nazi organizations. effect on internal Austrian con-
a German liner.
48 years ago,
centration camp, as a "voluntary" The text of the program has not
subject, emerging as an opponent yet been made public, but enough
of the dictatorship. The fun poked of it is known to indicate that an
at the expense of the dictator go immediate shift in policy is likely.
to make up a timely plot Rimed at It is expected that the govern-
belittling the heroes of states ment will deal vigorously with all
ruled by dictators.
anti-Semitic a g i t a t o rs from
Kee!' Wilber suffers from the now on.
The government's hand will be
fact that his wife eclipsed him in
the public eye while he was in further forced by the cold-blooded
this country. His politician wife murder of Michael Stalescu, lead-
tried to have him declared insane er of the Cruciada, a dissident
in order to gain control of his wing of the anti-Semitic Iron
fortune. Wilber returns to this Guard. Stalescu, a former lieu-
country to fight his wife and to tenant of Zelea Codreanu, head
prove his sanity. It develops that of the Iron Guard, was shot down
No down payments usually means higher prices and
his financial representative had by a gang of Iron Guardists who
larger carrying charges. That's as plain as the nose
made investments for him in invaded a hospital where Stalescu
was
awaiting
an
appendicitis
op-
on
your face. Compare Ned's low budget prices
Bidlo and in other states where
he himself in actuality refused to eration.
with others before you buy. Ned's have the lowest
invest The court believes that
carrying charge in Detroit. Only 6c'e on unpaid bal-
with such a knack for money-mak- I Rhode Island Judge Bans Implied
ance. 30 days same as cash.
Slur on Jews
ing he must be sane and his wife
HARTFORD, Conn. (WNS)-
loses her case against him.
In the course of the story, of- Judge Herbert L. Carpenter of
ficials in Bidlo are presented as Westerly, It. I., refused to allow
searching for scapegoats upon the injection of racial issues in
whom to pin blame for national the Washington County Superior
troubles, and Jew-less Bidlo seeks Court when he sharply rebuked
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to settle there, and innocent peo- a Jew and Christian, according to
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Judge Carpenter re-
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4 ' 0 4.75.20
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CAPETOWN. (WNS)-A total
5.00-19
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6.00-18
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Iiiidassah has moved from 111 of 1,044 German Jews were ad-
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Book Pokes Fun at
Dictator's

MINNIE EVANS
of 2490 Gladstone Ave., 60 years
old, died on July 23. Funeral
services were held on July 23
with interment at liar Ilarmoria
Cemetery. She is survived by her I
husband, Samuel.

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Real Estate Bargains

HITLER WILL NOT
GET U. S. SALUTE
AT THE OLYMPICS

Fresh Air Camp Gets $50
From Avrunin's Campers

ROGER WILLIAMS' NAME IS INSCRIBED IN THE GOLDEN BOOK

LOUIS WALDMAN
of 2652 Hazelwood Ave., 62
years old, died on July 16. Fu-
neral services were held on July
17 with interment in Westwood
Cemetery. Ile is survived by his
wife, Gertrude, two sons, Bernard
and Harold, four daughters, Lil-
lian, Ann, Rose and Ernestine
and seven grandchildren.

I. Ilia

July 24, 1936

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

The name of Roger Williams,
founder of the State of Rhode
Island, was entered into the Gold-
'en Book of the Jewish National
j Fund of Jerusalem as a tribute
I to the memory a the great cham-
pion of religious liberty on the
occasion of Rhode Island's Ter-
! centenary celebration.
l The presentation of the Golden
Book certificate was the principal
feature In the observance of Jew-
ish Day, proclaimed for July 5,
'coincidental with the sessions of
the 39th annual convention of
the Zionist Organization of Amer-
ica, at Providence. Many not-
ables and thousands of spectators

attended the exercises at Roger
Williams Park, Providence, Rhode
Island.
In the background of this pic-
ture is visible the Temple of
Music where the exercises were
held, while in the foreground is
seen an enlarged composite of the
three principal figures in the pres-
entation ceremonies: (from left
to right) Dr. Israel Goldstein,
president of the Jewish National
Fund, who presented the Golden
Book certificate to lion. Theodore
Francis Green, governor of the
State of Rhode Island, and Judge
Ira Lloyd Letts, chairman of the
Tercentenary Committee, irbo in

accepting the scroll, paid tribute
to the contribution of Jews to Si: Jews Sail with American
Olympic Team
the development of American life.
NEW YORK (WNS) - When
The Golden Book inscription
for Roger Williams reads as fol. the S. S. Manhattan railed for
lows: Berlin with the American Olym-
1636 - Roger Williams - 1934 pie team on board she carried
Founder of the St•t• of with her six Jews who will wear
Rh ode lased and Providence the American colors in five sports
plantation., author of the di. on the Olympic field. The Amer-
vine concept of religious liberty ican Jewish Olympians arc: Sam-
lad Stoller of the University of
to all
• men.
lescrbed is grateful r•cog• Michigan and Martin Glickman of
Syracuse University, 100-meter
elitism by the Zioeist District of
Providence on 'Jewish Day" reiny,• Lt Harold S. Isaacsen of
July 5th, 1938. of the Tees...
the U. S. Field Artillery at Fort
Sill, Okla., equestrian events;
lousy ef che State of Rhode
Wand.
Norman Armitage, New York,

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SPECIALIZED BRAKE ADJUSTING

Plymouths,

Chen, Fords-All Chevrolet. and Ford. 'y
except 1935 and 1936 models .
6 ail:
All Other Car., Except
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SUMMER OIL and LUBRICATION

Oil Change

$1.25

()mete 100% Pere Femsylmala

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$

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NORTH SIDE
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NEVADA AVL
LONGFiLLOW 4400

NORTHWEST:
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946IGD RIVEN AVE. 14701 cPurr. AVE

at 41.1111CAGO IRMO

TYLER 44400

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$2.00

NED'S AUTO SUPPLY

at MAXIM:VIA

LENOX 9400

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WEST SIDE:
13223 MICH AVE.

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