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La gaceta., 1940-04-05
NOTAS SOCIALE
La Defensa de la FamiliG

La DefenSG de la FamiliG
Celebrara mafana una impOr
tante junta, a La 80, en- Ell Cen
tro Obrero, la conocida sOciedad
ia Defensa de la Familia."
Protege esta sociedad a los po-
bres duenos de vacas y chivas,
que usan la leche para el mante
nimiento de sus familias.
Asuntos de Importance recla
man la mayor aSistencia, segtln
ell Secretario.
La gaceta., 1940-04-05
LESIONAD0 UN OBRERO
EN- Ell AERODROMO MAC
DILL

TrabajaHdo hoy EN- el aerodro
mo del ejercito, en- MacDiA
Field, sufri6 lesiones graves el
joven James Ellerbee, de % a.
nos, un vecino de Sulphur
Springs, I'm pedazo de acero del
tim6n de un CANTON, lie penetro
en- ell abdomen.
Ingres6 en- ell hospital NUM-
cipal.
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FUE UN EXITO Ell T
A BENEFICIO DE LA DEU-
DA DEL ClRCUIO CUBANO

BESIDE la Habana reulbimos o.
ira carta del querido amigo Pa
quito Garcia, preSidente del C.
Cubano, en- la cual nos comuni-
ca que ha Sido un exito ell sorteo
a favor de la deuda de la socie-
dad cubana,
La gaceta., 1940-04-05

tinee mas, EN- su edificiO de "a
Septima Y Gale 16.
Existia la costumbre de sus-
pender esos bailes con La Mega
da de la Fiesta Primaveral, pc
70 en- este ano la Fiesta Sc veri-
fic6 con 15 o mas dias de anti
cipaci6n.
don Francisco Jocara Ell dc
mingo Y regiran los precios de
so y Is centavos,
La gaceta., 1940-04-05

Completan Ell programa pc
lea5 entire Tommy Gomez, el de
los punos "peligrOsOs'', y Leo
Bailey, un veteranO de allende
ell puente de Candy,
Bob Monin sc batira con Ru-
dy Cancela, a ocho asaltos, y
Cyclon Diaz con Flash Burke
a seis.
Ccmenzara el primer "bout'
a las 8 80.
La gaceta., 1940-04-05
Junta de CmturG

Juntd de CNltuTG
Para esta noche esta citada
la Junta de Cultura Espanola,
en- ell Centre Obrero.
Ruegase la asistencia de to-
dos los companeros y compane-
ras. Sera electa la nueva mesa v
Sc tomaran acuerdos en- relaci6n
con ell aniversario de la Segun
da R~epGblica, ell dfa ID de abril.
va saben n~uestros lectores
.Eue Sc lie ha pasado una invita-
oi6n a Ia Sra. Isabel de Palen-
cha.
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Cdmara de YbOr

Ell directorate de La Camara
de Concrete de Ybor sc reunira
hoy, a las OchO, en- ell edificio de
la Octava avenida y Gale IA.
Informara ell Comite de nomi
naciones nombrado EN- una jun
ia anterior.
La fecha del banquete annual
sera acordada.
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CON Los cUANTEs

Tenemos ia creencia de que
Rafael Legion derrotar& hoy,
sin apuros, q Buster Carroll.
El cubano posee habilidad,
juventud, experienced y fuertes
punos. Carroll pele6 Ell lunes, en-
Sarasota, derrot6 a su oponen-
he.
Legion aspira a boxear, y cree
mos 10 merece, con los mejores
p1giles de este pals, en- la lat
libras.
La gaceta., 1940-04-05

En- la pelea Tommy Gomez
Bailey. Ivencera ell de mayor
experienced o ell de mas fuertes
puios?
Gomez descarga Electives pu-
netazos; Bailey sabe boxear, re-
sistir v defenderse.
La gaceta., 1940-04-05

fabrica de CueSta y Rey, en- w.
Tampa.
Agradecemos al Sr. Luciano
Pazos Ia valiosa information.
La gaceta., 1940-04-05

"Nuestra casa, gracias a
Dies, podra salir de su deuda Y
no Sc saldran con su gusto aque
Hos que hablaban de un derrum
be- "Todo 10 que me ha sido po-
sible hacer, 10 he realizado, en-
.beneficio de la sociedad Y de los
socios del Circulo."
Pahuito ha cumplido bien Y
merece la gratitud, 10 mismo
que el senadOr Enrique Recio,
Abelardo Adam y otros, por ha-
Der coronado la obra con ell
triunfo que TODD esperabamos,
Preside el sorteo Ell SIR. An
La gaceta., 1940-04-05

El dia II de abril, en- Denver,
Lou Ambers, Ell campe6n del Pc
so digero, peleara con Wally
Hally, ell rubio gladiator de Ca
lifornia. Sera un combate a diez
asaltos.
La Association nacional de
Boxeo lie quito a Ambers Ell titu-
10 de las 1876 libras pero ell tia
liano es un verdadero campe6n.
La gaceta., 1940-04-05

Make Berger, de Montreal,
wenci6 por puntcs al zurdo John
MY Rohrig, de Clifton, New Jer
sey. Pesaba eltriunfador 141 IL
bras y Ell vapuleado 139.
La gaceta., 1940-04-05

Joey Iannotti, de New Hai
ven, demostr6 superioridad
sobre Curley st. Angelo, del
Bronx, y los jueces lie otorgaron
Ia victoria. Fue la decima move
ma victoria consecutive del gla-
diador de New Haven.
La gaceta., 1940-04-05

Jose EchewerriaG de Puerto
Rico, anot6 menos puntos y la
victoria Sc lie concedi6 a Hi-Ho
Silver, de Elmhurst.
PeSaba el puertOrriqueno
1291R libras, SA mas que su
contrario.
La gaceta., 1940-04-05

En- ell Centre EspOHOl
La Secci6n de Recret piensa
dar por 10 menos dos bales ma
La gaceta., 1940-04-05

Pancho Villa, de MEXICO, 129S4
libras, superb a Monte Pignato-
re, 1904, de Bay Ridge.
La gaceta., 1940-04-05

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athletes foot, scabies, rashes and other ex-
tenally caused skin troubles. use world-iamous,
cooling, antiseptic, liquid d. d. Prescription.
Creaseless, stainless. Soothes irritation and
quickly stops intense itching: 35c trial bottle
proves it, or your money back. Ask your
druggist today for D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-12-20

u..,,,,,ng the radio dial the 9TH
w. this listener ran into an
e s Of Yiddish from station
e .sTVn. WhoOps of laughter and
' % applause from the studio au-
l .,o"ce told him that they, and a
olc'. - tnners-in, were unquestiOn-
"SIv having a swell time.
'D Unfortunately your correspon-
..u MS Yiddish, in spite of what
= S nicked up, of all places, in Pal
- ust;ne. is just about enough to
s ssswl at snail's pace through the
|.implicities Of the Forward" or
. S front page, and he there
ere couldn't follow the proceed
mos very well. So he went over to
see 2. H. Rubinstein.
He found Rubinstein (his cOgnO-
man is wi, but everybody calls
nom 81. H.") at station WMCA,
|rehearsing Molly PicOn and her
troune for their Tuesday evening
variety show for a cOffe concern.
This is an English program sailed
with enough Yiddish cOIlOquialism
and comedy to give it flavor for
The general trade Molly does dial
|ect skits based on reaI-life Jewish
stories sent in by listeners and
|sinps her comic ballads in English
Allan Williams, the
very NOrdic announcer, gets tang
led up trying to pronounce Yid-
|dishisms-that sort of thing.
ITS just pure fun" explained
|Rubinstein, a little alphabetically.
His all : YiddiSh programs, he
added, are intellectual and educa-
|tiOnaI, as well as entertaining. Ru-
|binstein, a chuncky, tan, quick
smiling fellow, who immigrated
from Lemberg to RiVingtOn Street
thirty years ago, seems to enjoy
Ibis programs as much as the audi
|ence. At rehearsal, he chuckleS Ov-
Ter the gags, beams when La PicOn
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-12-20
Test Your /. @.
BY DAVID B. FEINBERG

1. Who was tn Q first Jewish
"LOrd' in England?
2. Of what date are the oldest
coins with Hebrew inscriptions
8. How many sons did Moses
have?
4. What languages belong be-
sides Hebrew to the group of the
Semitic languages?
S. Is Leopold GOdOwsky Jewish ?
6. Over how many years were
the So Portions of the Week" in
to which the Five Books of Moses
are now divided originally spread
out?
Z. When was the Jewish COM
munity in Newport, r. l., organ
lied?
8. Where was Ludwig Lewishohn
born?
9. Which Jewish dialect is to
Spanish what Yiddish is to Ger
man?
20. Who wrote the first Hebrew
novel?
CONTINUED on Page Ten)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-12-20
BY ROMAN SLOBODIN

sings or acts, and smiles benevOl-
emily at behind-t h e-mike horse
play.
He's the P. T. Barnum, Tex
Richard and Major Bowes of
broadcasting. He doesn't run all
the Yiddish shows on the air, but
he and his partner Meyer Keilson,
who handles the business end land
who's still a bit miffed because
the newspaper PM called him 70
ly-poly" in a write-up), were put
ting on thirty-nine shows at the
peak of last season.
Rubinstein's big hit Yiddish pro-
gram now is "YOu Ask, We Ans
wer," a quiz program. He begs
you not tall call it the Yiddish
Information Please" But that's
just about what 1t is, and Rubin
stein is the Yiddish Clifton Fadi-
man.
Every Saturday evening at 8 P.
M. Rubinstein, as master of cere-
monies, convenes his board of ex-
perts" plus guest guesser, be-
fore the WEVD microphone. It's a
heavyweight board DR.. Samuel
Margoshes, editor-in-chief of 1.-THE
D ay;;" Harry Rogoff, managing
editor of "The Forward" Jacob
Fishman, columnist of "The Jew
ish Morning Journal" and Harry
Sackler, playwright. Recent guest
experts have included Miss Picon;
Mrs. Rose Jacobs, member of the
Jewish Agency executive; Rubin,
Palestine's foremost painter (he's
forgotten his first name); and the
Raw Tsair, Rabbi Chain Czerno-
WITT.
The Jewish public is invited to
challenge the eruditiOn of the ex-
perts, and they do it with brain
twisting questions about the BIZ
BILE, Talmud, Jewish history, art
literature, and current events.
1.-THE trickier the question, the
better I like it," said Rubinste1n
Here's one that melamed from
Brownsville sent in: Mention three
famous kisses in the Bible, when g
son-in-law kissed his father-in.
law, a daughter-in-law kissed hel
mother-in-law, and a son kissed
his dead father. And give the Bi'
BILE quotation for EACH"
The answers are: Moses a nj
JethrO; Orpah and Naomi; JOSEPH
and Jacob. Look up the quotations
for yourself. (The "YOu Ask, We
Answer" experts got it rightly
Another sample: What JewesS
was the first woman to fight fol
women's rights in America? (Ans
wer: Ernestina Rose, an immi'
grant from Poland, who appeared
in Albany in 1886 to plead fol
women's right to own real es-
tate). And another: Who coined
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-12-20
The yiddish Information Please
By sLOBODIN them ~.n+.s - = :

1A10An dnCl-0em1C1c Z" (AnSWer: A |
renegade Jew, William MARI. in a
pamphlet published in Germany in
1879, attacking the Jews). Still
another: Who were the four most
beautiful women in history, ac-
cording to the Talmud? (Answer:
Sarah, Rahab, Abigail and Esther). |
If you want to get an idea of
how many people are interested
in this kind of Jewish eruditiOn,
take a look at the CrOssIey report
on "YOu Ask, We Answer" The
CrOSsley people checked Jewish
listeners during the Saturday at
one period, and found that as ma
ny were tuned to the Yididsh quiz
as to WABC, and more than to
any other station on the air.
The quiz is one of the two COM
mercial programs Rubinstein does
for Jewish business houses. Most
of his sponsors are non-Jewish
firms. He's built up his clientele
and experience-in fifteen years
on the air. He's really one of ra-
dos pioneers. Back in 1925 he
started Yididsh hour on Sunday
over the Columbia Broadcasting
System. It ran as a sustaining
program for eleven years.
IL used to get all the big Jew
ish stars to come on as guest ar
tists," Rubinstein reminisced. Gal
JOIsOn, George Jessel, Eddie Can
tor, Belle Baker-peOple who get
all kinds of money every time they
step in front of q mike now.
"And I gave a start to some of
the topnotchers. Four years ago
Carson Kanin was working for me
, for $40 week. Martin Gable, Sam
Levine and Alice Frost are some
of the others. After Alice Frost
clicked and landed on cigarette
program, she used to come straight
over from that broadcast, which
paid her $3.50 an hour, to work in
my show for ten bucks, just be-
cause she liked it."
Second only to "YOu Ask, We
Answer" is RubinStein's program
''What America Means to Me-" He
called for letters from American
Jews on this subject, paying SIS
for each one used, and he turns
them into personal playlets. His
radio dramatic works have also in
cluded a series of 800 playlets
based on Midrash stories. Then, in
community sing" program, "Let
Us Sing the Songs of Israeli" he
dramatized the lives of Jewish
composers, weaving their works
into the stories.
And just in case you didn't
know, all this radio writing, broad
casting and impresario-ing, is just
a sideline for Rubinstein. He's
managing editor of '"T h e Day."
with which newspaper he'S Deen
connected for FL years.
How does he do it?
"Well, I get up at AM" Ru-
binstein said. That's when I start
preparing my first program of the
day, an early morning news broad
cast in Yiddish.
He always closes this program
with what he calls "twO-minute
editorial" There aren't many Oc-
caSiOns for CHEEKY comment on
Jewish topics nowadays, but Ru-
binstein always winds up with the
remarks: 'Die Zuhn vet nOch
sheinen"-"The sun will yet shine"
Which, for anyone who ends his
nights work at 9 or 10 Pm. and
starts his chores again at 4 in the
morning, shows a cheeriness so
irrepressible that it must be con-
tagiouS.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05

The Marriage of Miss TuFennf
Martin Of 0antief. 20 MF KEEL pen
ton. also q 0antisf. sas solessfzase
on Saturday evening. March %. faf0
1t TO O'Clock IN Ouean Springs
with Rev. John BesAn prrformifzz
The single ring ceremony 81 a.
presence o. . small circle gf relatives
ard friends
Tie bride waA lovely Ia . p0Nder.
blue dneeA uau4 navy Accessories
and ne wore = pAnk shoulder 0
naee Her Only attendant was Ms
MIRA RobsFtA. VITO H0re nksy
with white Accessories ard 4 write
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tezldant wa3 Henry L~sbataFd. eoaslf
Of TIE groom.
FuiioWing TIE ceremony. : r.
cspttoa waa held at TIE hs4ae1.
home IN 0autlm. with ne bflasl
party present
Hrs peuton = . daughter of Mrk
David Martin Hfe i = rrafMn
q he rseeaesuls Hsgn aeh11I. ~
b employed ct fhe Jackson cuauty
MiIia Tbe groom u tire son II ~
and Mrs ~ A psntan. % 0AaaseF
Re graduated from ne pAacaeu1ia
Hign school and l. employed sta
ne l. A = + r. c.
Ire beNt q lack ard much hap
plneak b the ulan extended y u1is
foanR couple from uselF nanY
friends
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Births and Deaths
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BIG


Remember preaching service 81
the church house next Sunday.
Mr2 Leonardy entertained friends
Tuesday from Iowa. Minnesota and
F1oea6a.
Having Lost - Of their members
- moving away. etc. the Union
Sunday school has dlabanded
Herbert Vincent has Fe-ro0fed hh
house with galvanized roofing
Several from here attended the
library meeting AZ Hurley. Monday
night. and enjoyed 9 fssh fry served
b the male members q the asseeia-
ton.
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erred ~ the h0ne Of MF and MFn
Clifton Long. sunday night. % re-
mind the former Of RS birthday
Mr. Long HAe taken anay from
home and en- returning ab0at 8 DC
Ehe lights we're turned eff ard a ~
entered TIE nsing Foasn IRE hgi1tz
came on ard Uhe efo~d began sing
ing ~Hagsg Birthday - You AT.
CT enjoying the evening until ak1sii
1900 o'cio1k. refreshments weFe
aHrzed ard al departed wishing Mr.
Iosax many happy returns u ths
day.
watch for tie ECLIPSE q ths sun
next Sunday - Boa ? N.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05
REVIVAL SERVICES
To BEGIN FRIDAY
Night, APRIL 9Th

HesinainK Friday nhsht Aprai xlh
and continuing for twa wn4k1 the
Hall Brothers a Meridian Mss. wtia
cuaadspi . series al revival hefstpus
Ia q tent al the ouffsaf af ffsluAa
avenue and e1 rsFnI street 1fals
situation h central ard eTerFuasa
should be able 20 find a viii no
trouble A large cFuse b expscsad
70 attend and llNtrn 10 thnae rufsne-
Grated yosfne msn.
These swo youfse naen II tl1x nap-
ust faith started their carver e
youngsters uf eight ten ana iasise.
with their brother David n& uatnHf
Of the group Veal, he youngest Of
these three esanRriistA Il use nca1x
leader Their wurk hes taken them
over many states and they have
been cordially reserved. local minis
terra usually eo-opsFstlEe freely IL
their WORK. They are better known
IN ahe South. vbefe They ARE called
the Boy Preacher
The HAli Brothers began preach
inc several years ago ~ Meridian.
Miss Their father. tfae Reverend
Wiibufu Hall. una preaching Al Nc
fidian when ne suffered q physical
breakdown With their father un-
abla 20 preach. the three little bufa
felt they should 90 something auuaf
Il and having been reared h :
Christian horne and in the constant
practice Of Christian pFtuesEasa
their first ldsa ran. uf cnufn. %
continue at their FATHERS basi.
mesa This they did and went tntn
uae business district Of Meridian and
held their flrst service On q street
corner
It must have been > thrilling
SIGHT 20 the ~paasersby a. 0SsR
youngsters carried on thrif Services
and Ne feel SURE that ; great mary
who stopped and listened out q
pure curiosity felt their thoughts ~.
lifted and their minds placed a. =
permanent spiritual level TnFnnsh
Tie years since uarn these mefs hare
been the means Of converting q
Christianity untold numbers
The services wili begin each niehl
At 20 and continue each night Ter
two weeks Kxxx
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-04-05


nassux ard his famsly Tfse nnxoa-
as so then xszag b. NE osSagFewa.
ttnn and hrn fnssorsAd nurnrfgafs
personal teetimoniais frsss msesnbefs
a TIE ccz1krrEstipn Of their ap-
preciaAann q Rev Mr. DAY MEA
Day and billie A pserA essnfx0eH6
b Mr1 r " Hudson ara dsdcatec
10 ths paxfax and his famtlx. uaa
stlen read ~ Mrs J & stone and
presented e the pAstuw A feature
az the service w&s = meek trial
whxn followed. al which The pas
tor ard his family verx nrraaEnrd
and charged with having dam Al
TIRE things testified Is ere meEnosss
CT the congregation. ard the aefrn-
dant2 Rere sentenced by he judge
Mrs J r. Co,le 10 receive q Ktft az
q matched sci of beautiful eiaNs-
ware ard china After q resfsaEasf
hs the pastor. the congregation sang
R.exs Be The TIE That Binds and
the benedictian was pronounced By
W W Robertson xxxx