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263 SPRING, N. W. JAckson 9574
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Established 1894
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Earl G. Dowtla Optical
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132 Vi Whitehall Street, S. W.
MAin 1010
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37 COURTLAND, N. E.
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1111 HEALEY BUILDING
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412 Church Street
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IN THE LIMELIGHT
DR. D. A.
ABRAM S,
New York
engineer, was pre
sented the Turner
Gold Medal for the
most notable services
to the industry, on
his retirement a s
President of the American Concrete In
stitute.
SAMUEL I. ROSENMAN, legal ad
viser to Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt,
has been appointed by his friend and em
ployer as a member of the New York Su
preme Court. In announcing the ap
pointment, the Governor said: “This act
is the most unselfish one I ever did, be
cause I am cutting off my right arm.
Rosenman is only 36 years old.
I)R. L. GINSBURG has been elected
president of the Medical Association of
Belgium.
SAMUEL GLUCK STEIN, noted Eng
lish tobacconer and philanthropist, has
been elected chairman of the Finance
Committee of the London County Council.
A former mayor of Westminster, Gluck-
stein has been identified with the Con
servative Party, under whose banner he
stood for parliament three times.
EAMON DE VALERA, who won a tri
umphant victory in the recent Irish Free
State elections, is of Jewish origin, ac
cording to Arthur Brisbane, Ilearst syndi
cate columnist. Brisbane claims that
de Valera’s father was a Sephardic Jew.
DR. IRA SOLOMON WILE, head of
the child mental hygiene clinic at Mt.
Sinai Hospital, New York, was elected
president of the Orthopsychiatrists’ Asso
ciation at the closing session of its an
nual convention.
HAROLD L. EHRICH, international
art expert, and owner of one of the fore
most art galleries in New York, died at
Pinehurst, N. C., at the age of 52. He
was recognized as an expert on the paint
ings of old masters.
RABBI ABBA H1LLEL SILVER, tak
ing issue with Cleveland leaders, has de
clared that private and State unemploy
ment relief efforts have failed and as
serts that the Federal Government must
step in at once with aid. Rabbi Silver
was recently charged by Maurice Samuel
in his “Jews on Approval” as never rais
ing his voice in public issues.
BENJAMIN GREENSTEIN, sculptor j
Dr. Isaac Goldberg, who has been com
missioned to write a new book on South
American literature; Dr. Frank Tannen-
baum, economist; Adolf Weiss, com
poser, and Ernest Fiene, artist, are among
the fifty-seven artists, writers and scien
tists who were awarded scholarships by
the Guggenheim Memorial Foundation to
continue work for the next year.
JUDGE HENRY HORNER who an
nounced his candidacy for Illinois Gov
ernor on the Democratic ticket, received
the endorsement of the State Democratic
Committeee. Horner, who is 54, is the
first Jewish aspirant for governor in the
state since 1907.
FRANK L. NEWBURGER was unani
mously reelected president of the Phila
delphia Stock Exchange for a third term.
ABRAHAM ZIJCKER, one of the lead
ing figures in the Jewish labor move
ment and secretary of the board of di
rector of the Rand School for Social
Science, died in New York at the age of
42. Zucker was born in Galicia and came
to this country as a child. He was one
of the men responsible for founding va
rious American relief associations for
European Jewry during the war. He was
once a candidate for Congress on the So
cialist ticket.
RABBI LOUIS D. GROSS, publisher
and editor of the Brooklyn Jewish Ex
aminer, who withdrew from the pulpit
to devote himself to the English-Jewish
weekly he founded, has been named by
Mayor Walker as a member of the New
York Board of Higher Education.
HUGO KAHN, noted composer of op
eras, symphonies and other music, died
in Berlin at the age of 69. He was in the
United States the latter part of the cen
tury and served as director of the Mil
waukee Conservatory of Music. He was
a conductor and teacher as well as com
poser.
ALEXANDER UNINZKY, son of a
Kiev cantor, and Imre Ungar, blind boy,
won first prizes in the nation-wide Polish
piano contest in commemoration of the
5()th anniversary of Chopin’s death. Of
the fifteen prizes awarded by the commit
tee, fourteen were obtained by Jewish en
trants. Uninzky and Ungar, who are 24
and 23 respectively, played so well that
the judges unable to decide which was
better, divided the first prize equally.
NOAH BIELSKI is the latest addition
to the growing army of Jewish violin
prodigies that have sprung up since
Yehudi Menuhin flashed across the mu
sical sky. Ten years old, Bielski ap
peared at his debut at Carnegie Hall in
the traditional short velvet trousers, pat
ent leather slippers, black and white socks
and silk blouse. The prodigy played
Mendelssohn, Bloch, Debussy, and Rim-
sky-Korsakotf. Most of the critics were
generous; some felt that a little more
study would not be amiss.
KING CAROL conferred the title of
Grand Officer of the Order of the Ru
manian Crown on Rabbi M. Niemerower
on the occasion of his sixtieth birthday.
Niemerower, who is Chief Rabbi of Ru
mania, is also a member of the Senate.
MORRIS LEVINSON, head of the
Maccabee Association of France, and one
of the pioneers in the movement to pro
vide physical education for young Euro
pean Jews, died in Paris at the age of 39.
He had been engaged in preparing the
French delegation to take part in the
Maccabiad at Tel Aviv.
WALDO FRANK, noted American
Jewish novelist and critic, started out
from New A ork City as one of eleven
writers carrying food and words of com
fort to striking miners in Pineville, Ky.,
but he ended up in a hospital in Knox-
' I enn., after being a victim of a
severe beating by Pineville police who
escorted him and his fellows to the State
border.
S. H. KRESS & COMPANY
73 Whitehall St., S. W. 43 Whitehall St., S. W.
New S,ore "< 10th and Panel,tree Streets
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