The Texas Jewish Herald (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 18, 1934 Page: 3 of 8
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Congressman Samuel Didtetein, now
conducting an investigation of Nasi
affair* in this country as chairman of
the House of Representatives Commit-
tee on Immigration and Naturalizes
don, will speak at Columbia Univer
tity, January 17, on'"Evidence of For-
eign . Propaganda in the United
States,”
Benjamin Sisbjgr, who came to this
country from Russia as an immigrant
and became one of the most promi-
nent clothing men m Cincinnati, died
at his home in thet city on Monday
last in his sixty-eighth year. Mr
Siebler retired from acuve business du-
des six years ago, but the firm was
still conducted under his name.
Louis Hsilbroner, for many year*
widely known in the baseball world
died suddenly at his home in Foe
Wayne, Ind., on December 21, of r
.heart attack, at the M£uf 72. He waa
the manager of tbe Htilbroner Base-
ball Bureau, organized in 1908, which
for many years provided minor and
major baseball leagues with confiden-
del information. He also had pub-
lished the Baseball Blue Book sines
1909
Abraham Goldberg of Pittsburgh
for 15 years editor of Yiddish Volk
and well known Yiddish writer and
Zionist, received a tribute at
monial meeting tendered him
Zionists on Wednesday of last week
in Pittsburgh, on the occasion of his
fiftieth birthday -inniversary. * The
meeting was held in fjie local Y. M.
H. A. and was. followed by a recep-
tion held at the home of Oscar Robins
an active Zionist worker.
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a testi-
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Miss Bertha C. Gordon, 18-year-
old student at Washington Institute of.
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Symphony Orchestra, all sf whom sen
her letters of high praise. She has
dedicated the song to the chief execu-
tive and expects it to be broadcast in
the near future.
Rabbi Solomon B. Freehoff, spirit
ual leader of the K. A. M. congrega
tion in Chicago sines 1924, ha* an
nounced his resignation from his post
and his acceptance of a call to Tempi*
Rodef Shoiotn in Pittsburgh. Rabbi
Freehoff will occupy his new pulpit
just before the high holidays next Sep-
tember. In Pittsburgh, Rabbi Freehoff
will replace Rabbi S. H. Goldenson
who was recently named rabbi of Tam
pie Emanu-El in New York.
Helen H. Jacobs, United States ten-
nis champion and outstanding player
in the Wightman Cup series with
Greet Britain, has taken - her p|acc
alongside Ctrl Owen Hubbell, the
New York Giants’ great southpaw, as
an outstanding performer in sports for
1933. Over a third of 180 sports ex-
perts balloting in the third annual As-
sociated Press sports poll in New York
lest week, named the former crown
princess of tennis as the queen of
sports for1933. at they had named
Hubbell the outstanding performet
among the men.
~7« League on Thursday, February
22, at 6:30 o'dodt in Montefiore Hall,
Crawford and Lamar. Maas. Robert
Kaplan, N. Krakower, Ben Kalmans,
I. A. Solomon, and M. Polakoff will
be hostesses of the affair. A very en-
joyable evening is being planned and
members and friends are invited to
arrange tables and communicate their
reservations to either Mrs. Kaplan or
Mrs. Krakower.
Jr-riTac?
benefit of the Heb
party is donated by Mf. *
Rubenitein as a1 token of
for her recovery from her rot
Supper will be served at 7
mission 50c including the
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A program for organized Jewish
philanthropy in this country, revised
and adapted to meet the changing
needs of the day, will be discussed at
the first national assembly of -Jewish
federations and welfare funds to b*
held at the Standard Club in Chicago
on Saturday and Sunday, January 6
and 7. Sol M. Stroock, former pres-
ident of the New YorkFederation for
the Support of Jewish Philanthropic
Societies, will. preside at the banquet
.which is to open the conference, and
will deliver the keynote address.
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Over 1000 men and women, from
all over New England, representing
various New England Jewish organiza-
tions, gathered at an Emergency C6n-
ference called last Sunday afternoon
at the Hotel Sutler, Boston, Mass.,
and. after listening to inspiring remarks
from sedlrtl of these representatives
with ode accord pledged themselves to
launch an Emergency Campaign to as-
sist in the settlement- of German-Jew-
ish refugees in Palestine. .This £150,-
000 fund-raising group will act with
Central Bureau for the Settlement of
German Jews, a body recently organ-
ized with Dr. Chaim Weizmann, the
former World Zionist president, th<
chairman, and created for the express
purpose of aiding persecuted, Harassed
German Jewry to settle in Palestine.
Ten million dollars will be raised for
this emergency throughout the world
two millions of which have been allo-
cated to the United Sutes.
CARNIVAL
Mrs. Morris Rauch, chairman, and
Mrs. Sam Lavih, co-chairman of the
Women's League Carnival committee,
announce that arrangements have been
completed for the Carnival and Bazaar
to be given on Sunday evening, Febru-
ary 4th, in Montefiore Hall, Crawford
and Lamar. An unusual array of at-
tractive articles have been assembled and
wijl be offered at the affair. A buffet
supper will be served.
MORTUARY
Mrs. Bella Wise, 58, of 2802
bor, died at a local hospiul MdU
at 2:40 a m. Surviving Mrs. Wise ...
two sons, Abe Wise of Houston and
Louis Wise of Chicago; two daughter*.
Mrs. M. Jack LaVine of Chicago and
Mrs. Louis Silver of Houston, and one
grandchild, Barbara Jean LaVine.
Funeral services were held .at 4;30
p.m. Tuesday from the; Westheimar-
Vollus Funeral Home, Rabbi H. Bam-
ston officiating. Burial was in Beth
Israel Cemetery.
Adath Yeshurun
Activities
W. & MORELAND SPEAKER
This coming Friday night, Mr. W.
E. Moreland, Principal of Johnston
Junior High School, known as a very
forceful and eloquent speaker, wilj oc-
cupy the pulpit of Adath Yeshurun,
and will-speak on "Citizenship Train-
ing in the Public Schools." A large
crowd is expected, visitors are cordial-
ly welcome. Services will begin at 8
p.m. Please be on time.
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Connecticut College
Invite* Jewi&h Scientist
Hertford, Conn —Or. Max Sulz-
bachcr, worljd renowned biochemist,
who lost his position in Germany be-
cause be is e Jew, has been invited to
accept a research position at the Con-
necticut Sure College by the trustees
of that institution. His salary will be
paid from a fund raised by thirty
members of' the faculty.
CARD PARTY
Sunday, January 21st, at 7 p.m.,
at the Institute, a novelty card party
will be giVen by the Sisterhood. Very
beautiful score prizes and table prizes
w.ill be given away. Admission 35c. A
very enjoyable evening will be had by
all. Come and bring your friends. Hos-
tesses are Mrs. Danburg, Mrs. * P.
Goldstein, Mrs. L. Friedman, 'Mrs.
Sam Rosenberg, Mrs. A. Silverman
and Mrs. M. Pomerantz. ,
FATHER AND SON SABBATH
Friday evening, February 2, and
Saturday-morning. February 3, Father
and Son Sabbath will be held at the
Adath Yeshurun Synagogue. It is ex-
pected that dl the parents will accept
the children’s invitation and artend the
services. Program is as follows: Fri-
day evening services; Hebrew ’ part by
Louis Gordon; English part, Abe Gor-
don; Kiddush, Morris Levit; Welcome
address, president of Junior Congrega-
tion* Moe Rudy. Sfrmon by Herman
Lovitz^ Mourners Prayer and Kiddush
will be led by Sybil Oshman. Choir
will be led by Abe Dunn.
Saturday morning, February 3, at
8:30 o’clock: Morning services (Shac-
haris) by Benjamin Scher. Readihg of
the Torah (Scroll) from Exodus,
Chapter X 1 to XLV 17 by Max
Lewis. Maftir by ). A. Cohen. Sermon
in -English by Moe Rudy. Sermon in
Yiddish by Charles Lidsky. Additional
service (Musaff) by Bennie Kin. Dr.
Lobel will pronounce the Benediction..
Invitation is extended to each and every
father and mother to be the gueet of
Adath Yeshurun Junior Congregation.
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Beth-EI Activities
The Bar Mitzvah of Melvin Benin,
son of Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Bertin of
Victoria, Texas, will, be observed at
Temple Beth El at the Saturday atom-
ic services at 9 a m. The confirmant
iU conduct a section of the services.
Including the traditional Bar Mitzvah
ritual, and Harry Brocks tarn; repre-
senting the Junior Congregation, -will
conduct the general services. Rabbi Na-
than ft. Colish will officiate and deliv-
er a charge to the-Bar' Mitzvah.
A reception will be given by Mr.
and- Mrs. Battin, and Mrs. J. Gaber,
grandmother of the confirmant, in
honor of the Bar Mitzvah in Monte-
fiore Hall, following tha religious ser-
vices.
DRAMATIC GROUP
Adath Yeshurun Dramatic Group
will present on Sunday night, Febru-
ary 11 th, at 7 p.m., at the Hebrew
Institute, three very humorous one-act
comedies. "I Want a Divorce.' Partici-
pating, Adolph Lidsky, David Met-
rick, Abe Lewis, Libby Morris, Sam
Proller, Geraldine FUrris, Minette
Davis, David Axelraa. "A Rural
Belle,’’ a very brisk and breezy com-
edy. Participating, Abie Berinbaum,
Miriam Pomerantz. And i very de-
lightful one-act comedy, "Runaways.”
Participating, Minecte Davis, and Ida
Golf. Admission 25c. Thara wilj also
be a stage surprise for the first time
in the history of amateur players.
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LITERARY SOCIETY
da Kruifs highly interesting book,
"Mao Against Death,” will be review-
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El Literary Society misting on Mo*-
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