A union for Shabbos, and other stories of Jewish life in America
By: by Sholem Asch [and others. Edited, translated, and with an introd. by Max Rosenfeld.
Contributors: Asch, Sholem, 1880-1957.
Publisher: Sholom Aleichem Club Press
Published: 1967
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 221
Subjects: Jews -- United States -- Fiction.; Short stories, Yiddish -- Translations into English.; Jewish fiction.; United States -- Social life and customs -- Fiction.
Table of contents: title: A common language, by L. Kobrin.; title: Bubba Basha's Turk, by L. Kobrin.; title: Little souls, by L. Kobrin.; title: My first theft, by Z. Libin.; title: Apples, by Z. Libin.; title: A union for Shabbos, by S. Asch.; title: First day in school, by S. Asch.; title: Chasing after Villa, by A. Reisin.; title: The contribution, by A. Reisin.; title: Save your dimes, by A. Reisin.; title: The trial, by A. Reisin.; title: Poker game in a synagogue, by J. Opatoshu.; title: Family pride, by J. Opatoshu.; title: How the fight began, by J. Opatoshu.; title: Isaac leads a strike, by I. Raboi.; title: Mister Goldenbarg settles in the West, by I. Raboi.; title: Goat in the backyard, by B. Glasman.; title: Vreplamrendn, by J. Rosenfeld.; title: The Eatabananists, by M. Nadir.; title: Thoughts about forty cents, by M. Nadir.; title: The power of a bull, by M. Nadir.; title: A few observations, by M. Nadir.; title: Gershon, by C. Paver.