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MERIBOLAS Official Averages and Records (end of first series) STANDING
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B. Koch _—--_—
L. Kahn -—---__
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C. Boyaner _ G. Chess
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Y.M;H.A. MIXED FIVE-Fm BOWLING LEAGUE
Official Averages and/Records (end of first quarter)
STANDING
RECORDS High Three-Games
P. Herman _ S. Lechtzier . A. Goldbloom
High Single-Game
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P. Brown — .„..,..:.--_——..
A. Goldbloom :--__-
L. Kahn .—_--—
Results of Mon., Nov. 20th
Chess—. Herinaii _ Lechtzier . Le Polin _1 Goldbloom Diamond _
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280 277 262 246
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Honor Roll
Jeanette Chese _ 602 (255,215)
Pearl Herman___ 559 (210)
Ella Obtover \_-_^_ 556 (209)
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t'nai B'rith 10-Fin League The boys are really beginning to go to town in this loop, and in the past two weeks have shown flashes of their old time form. Barney Pul-1am hung up a nice 544 (214) a few weeks ago, and the following week Saul Lechtzier pushed them over for 1 538. Eddie Goldberg was ilgiit in there with a snappy series of 537, followed by Aaron Kolensky with 533 and Louis Abramson with 513.
With five weeks of the regular season completed, Manny (^Idsmith's fast stepping maple-crashers are out in front by two full games over Jerry Lancaster's crew, with Hyman
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OFFICIAL AVERAGES ^Gents H. Lubin ——
A. Mackoff _-----.-
H. Levinson _---—
A. Garber___----:
H. Angel-----—
T. Cook —i_-—
D. Braverman
H. Feldman _ D.Berman
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is. Cook____
R. Brail__
M. Rothstein _ M. Goldberg
D. Rosenbaum S. Angel—
E. Rosen __— H. Phich
H. Greenberg _ M. Garroway _ S. Maser _— W. Simmons _
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C. E:alensky —:— B. Cook _---__
J. Baumgart E. Brown .— M. Arenson . B. Angel
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J. Brand A. Crystal .— S. Diamond . Z. Davis
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T. Cook——--—--_
H. Angel__________~
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and Abramson trailing the field. The introduction of the handicap system should make the competition very keen from now on.
High Single
T. Cook -R; Lubin . D. Sisson
Ladies EBgh Tliree Games
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S. Barret--------------
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PUN TO RAISE 120,000 FOR REFUGEE CHILDREN
NEW YORK (WNS)—A plan to intensify activity in behalf of Jewish refugee children of Greater Germany,, including Poland, with the object of transferring them from Europe to agricultural settlements and trade schools In Palestine will be presented at the sixteenth annual convention of Junior Hadassa.h to be held in Baltimore from November 23 to 26.
Mrs. Claire Gottfried Jacobson; chairman of the Youth AJIyahdm-migration) committee, announced that a minimum goal of $20,000 will be set for the purpose of maintaining and educating a group of children In Palestine for two years.
Mrs. Jacobson said 1,200 boys and girls of Central and Eastern Europe, most of them between the ages of 15 and 17, are now in Youth Allyah training camps. In various neutral countries awaiting transportation tO Palestine.
CONFISCATE BERLIN JEWISH LIBRARY
AMSTERDAM (WNS)—Nazi authorities in Berlin have confiscated the famous. library ' of ; the. Berlin Jewish .Community without compensation, it was reported here, ^e library contains 80,000 voltimes and a large number of manuscripts. It has been placed at the disposal' of the Institute for Racial Research (Rassenschande Kultur) conducted by Alfred Rosenberg and Julius Streicher.
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B.B. Ladles' Auxiliary League Mon., Nov. 13th:
Sisson, 3; Mandleman, 0.
Cohen, 2; Angel, 1. ;
Marge Black 532 (195), G. Sloman 448 (182), Lottie Sisson 445 (181). .' Mon., Nov. 20th: \
Cohen, 3; Mandleman, 0.
Sisson, 2; Angel, 1.
M. Black 500, Fay Cohen (210), D. Walters (200), Irma Goldberg 499 (189).
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DRAMATIC DEVELOPMENTS
A play within a play Is the story of Rudolph Porster, non-Aryan, who once was Germany's most beloved stage and screen character actor. On one of Reinhardt's recent birthdays he sent the Professor a cable saying that although, the Hottentots (of Germany) don't like him he still remains the greatest German theatrical .fifinnre. . . . That cable spelled Forster's finish. . . . Now he is playing the role of a refugee doctor In Sidney Kingsley's new play, called ''The World We Make". . . . And you ought to know also that the splendid sets for this play were designed by Harry Homer, another refugee artist, who Is one oif Retohardt's discoveries and who promises to. become An^er-ica's greatest theatrical designer. . . . "The tale of ex-Viennese Lionel Royce (fionnerly Reiss) comes to iis from Jimmy PidlerJ ... VtThen the Nazis came in he assumed the name Kas-par Brandhoffer and became a popular stage star. ... So he thought he'd teach the Na^ that race doesnt count, revealed his non-Aryanism— and got thrown into concentration camp for his pains. . . . Finally he was' released and went to Hollywood, where he now specializes in playing parts portraying Prussian army officers. . . . Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer is going into the caviar business, Hollywood scouts report. . . . It seems that fishreggs are the only valuables the Russians had to offer in exchange
-.......3 Garbo film "Ninotchka"—and
M-G-M- accepted the deal. . . . And don't forget that "Ninotchka" pokes fun at the whole Stalin outfit. . Kurt Weill, the refugee composer, has turned innovator by introducing into a stage show a new type of elec-txic organ, the novachord. . . .
ABOUT PEOPLE
Soviet Ambassador Constantin Ou-
mansky, who has just returned to this
country, is being snubbed socially by
official Washington. . . . N;on-Aryan
C^onstantin could easily bear this, because he is the studious type, preferring his pipe and a book. ... But what bums him up is the fact that he has to maintain friendly contact with the Nazi Embassy crowd. . . . Edward M, M. Warburg, son of the late Felix M, Warbiu-g and himseli active in philanthropic and cultmral affairs from mom to night—it was he who sponsored the American Ballet some years ago—will soon be married to Mrs, Mary Whelan Currier, one of the editors of Vogue. . . . Our deep sympathy to Mrs. Sadie Abrams of New York, whose son, Sidney Spier, died last week. . . . Sydney was the young press agent who did more than all , his predecessors to make Billy Rose famous. . . . He planted the stories about Billy's marriage to Eleanor Holm in the newspapers while he lay seriously ill in the hospital. . . . Governor Lehman is preparing his exit from politics by giv ing all the limelight to the State's Lieutenant-Governor. . r". Broadway columnists have it that Luise Rainer will marry an important British Government official after she. divorces Clifford Odets, and that Clifford himself Is showing great interest in Prances Parmer. ...
SEEK TO AID EMIGRATION OF JEWS TO PALESTINE
PARIS (WNS) — A delegation headed by Dr. Israel Schwartzbard, representing Polish-Jewish refugees,
sailed for Palestine this week to enter into negotiations with the Palestine (Government for the emigration Of thousands of refugees from Nazi-occupied Poland, according to word received here.
The same sources disclosed that Robert Stricher, well-known Zionist leader in Vienna, has addressed an ajppeal to Galeiter Bierkel for permission to be removed to the proposed ghetto-state. Stricher, one of the most prominent Jews in Vienna, said in his message that he was prepared to go to Lublin to render any assistance for the relief of distressed Jewish refugees.
Jews being sent out of Austria to the ghetto-state are permitted to tcdce only 300 marks and the clothing they wear.
HUNGARY CLOSES BORDER TO REFUGEES
: LONDON (WNS)—Pollowlngk dfr-mand by Nazis in the Hungarian Parliament that measures be taken to prevent further entry of Jewish refugees from Nazi-occupied Poland, reliable information 'from Budapest disclosed that the Hungarian government has strengthened Its border patrol on the Hungarian-Polish border. Thousands of Polish Jews; seeking to escape being sent to the Jewish "reservation" in the vicinity of Lublin, fied to . the Hungarian frontier. Increased vigilance of the border patrol, however, has virtually closed that avenue of escape, the; report said.
Further demands by Hungarian | Nazis that the government deport I all Polish-Jewish refugees fron\| Hungary were* not accepted and it| is not considered likely that any a&>| tlon will be taken to. force refugees;] out of the country'at this time. .
SUICIDES SPREAD tllROUGH REICH AS JEWS FEAR REPRISALS
LONDON (WNS)—The Nazi terror in Grermany, Austria and Czechoslovakia has been considerably strengthened since the bomb explosion in.a Munich beer cellar last week. In the wake of the widespread persecutioia hundreds of Jews have sought escape through self-destruction. Jews in Vienna, detained In their homes and fearing reprisals, live in constant fear of being removed to labor camps. Already more than 80 Jews, Including 15 women and 4 children, are listed as suicides In Vienna. Information from Ip|m-burg, Dresden, Hanover, ..Manheim and other cities disclose that a wave of cuicides has swept over Jewish communities indicating, that many Jews have chosen death rather than suffer continued persecution.
PLAN REORGANIZATION! OF ITALIAN JEWRY
ROME (WNS)—Dr. Dante Alman| si, former high ofilcial of the Fin| ance Ministry, as president of th^ Union of Jewish Communities, sue ceeding ex-Naval Commander Fed] erigo Jarach, who resigned,is organizing: the entire structure; Italian Jewry.
Probably the most important facing Dr. AlmansI is the greatc movement of Jewish -prose since the days of the Spanish' quisition. In the 14 months^ of clal anti-Semitism in Italy :moz than 6,000 Jews, approximately neai ly.lO per- cent of the Jewishpopif latlon, have • turned to Catholic! in the hope that protection would' forthcoming from the Vatican. .As president'of the Jewish Unic Dr. Almansi directs Jewish acti\ ties not only i in .Italy .proper hi throughout the Empire, incluc Libya, Rhodes^ Albania and pla. Dr. AlmansI Is highly re{ ed, not only among Italian JewB-also in official Fascist circles. PpnJ Ing his Induction Into oMce; >Vic president Aldo Ascoli has been ing president.
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