11, 1938
MARCH 11, 1938
THE JEWISH TRANSCRIPT
TO SPEAK
ek • ORGANIZATIONS
sh Seattle Talmud Torah
r Peace
Sunday, A1)ril 3, will m.u'k ol>ening
22 ,,r tile new semesle,' of daily lleln'ew
;or Council t classes at Seattle Tahnud Torah,
soring a cit. lI. Tavris, principal, announced
Lake place today.
aftern<)un ( Children from the ages of 4 to 6
mjamin Rest will be accepted in the kindergarten,
],;very Jowls + and past the age of 6 will be admitted
asked to bio regular beginners' classcs.
,g, where di "The school office is now open daily
:m . subjc¢ for registration," Mr. Tavris said.
utn's heart "Parents are re'god to cooperate and
not to delay tile registration of their
children.
.a of bu(i(lill "Only through the cooperation of
it on Mends the parents shall we be able to adjust
rsch Auxiliar the classes properly, right from the
luncheon start."
Ralph Lewi Annual children's banquet for
• ranged a di students and prospective students in
t of four f all different branches of the Talmud
leaner Roosf Torah -- kindergarten, Sunday
land, was irt School, daily Hebrew classes and
John Danl Yeshiva--will be given on Thursday,
hear, made at 5 p. m. by the Talmud Torah
e." Mrs. L0 P.-T. A. in the school.
clive Duche The Purim spirit will reign.
3ilhert Rose B'Noth Jeshurun girls' club of the
Eve Currie" Talmud Torah will l)resent a playlet
)n of her r depicting highlights of the story of
story of h+ Purim.
m Marie Cul Herman "Pop" Kessler will dis-
tribute Sholach Menus to all and
prizes to leading students of each
fiore Societ: class.
r meeting o
ill the BikU
Importall Herzl Junior Guild
sed. By Robert S. Miller
Guild members who attended tile
oenfeld feted seattle Tahnud Torah Bazaar Sun-
L of New Yorl day night were not disappointed at
. R. Ii]. Lanth e postponenmnt of the regular
rgian Room €Guild meeting. Seen there: Guilders
nday. Othe Ida and Cunsiance Golden, Julia
E. Frank a l Diesenhaus, Betty Aronin; Bess and
. Mary Kosher, who canle down from
uho arc gues Fvm "- "
f "et, t with their parents, Mr and
, were coln|)llA, "
vu's. A. Kosher; Jean Pinch, Gertrnde
, dinner 1)art,, •
: . . ", .... ultl, leson, Betty Funk, Fay Stone,
'l('k v lmn:Madm
• ' ' and Dorothy Margolis, Bob
t night, and George Silver Sam Mincus,
ammy M.trcus and llenry I"uxon.
It is conservatively estimated
that Guihlers alma; consumed over
97 feet of ]lot dogs and 36 quarts of
so(la water.
;age I
;raction-- Last night, Lydht Pearl again acle(I
OVER" s hoe',tess 1o board members, who
met at her honle at 559 19th Ave., to
--25 :liscuss the next meeting to be held
y Chorus March 20 and to make plans for the
aaturesl-- ie°ming convention onMay 30. Mere-
Boots and hers of the Young l'eol)le's League in
Saddles" 'all the N n'thwest cities 't '( ( x )( ( tea
}one Autry ' '
it ) be here lu {'tke Imrl in festivit es.
P.M. j Thursday. night, March 24, the
..n.onthly Guihl book review will be
|given })
i_ I " -y years truly. A current
r I |l I M Pl took and a lllay l)v Moliere have
i'gHIIIUt;, , , lfurihe", "
ht( II (hosel evlew You le
invited to tile home of Betty Funk,
303 16th Ave. N., at 8:15 p. m.,
h/reh 24.
Junior Sephardic
Leaque
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Furniture
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By Victor Scharhon
First in a series of "Get Acquain-
! ed'' mixers will I}e hehl Suuday
-vening, March 27, at ]terzl Syna-
:tgue vestry, Sl)Onsired jointly by
muor Sephardic League and the
Jewish Athletic Club, to
promote a closer rehltiunshi 1) be-
Ween the lwo clubs. Everyone is
ApProxinmtely 35 nle,nbers will go
a ski p'trty Sunday near Snoqual-
ma sllecially chatered bus,
M I|tal allllOUllCeS.
Census (}f all Sephardie youth in
Icattle has been coml)lcted and a
Ystem.tic membershil drive will I)e
aade to increase our meml)ership, it,
allllou i/cod today.
C
°ngratul.ttions were beiug ex-
en(led to Miss Jeannetle Benaroya
--,ld David J. Rein:l, and Miss Chtre
,(.laroya "tnd Larry Schwarlz, on
'FCn'ma'"'"]ilGOgslP:g<'sl)ixie '' Allmdeff es-
)orting 8ally Nahmias all day Sun-
lay... Diane lsr.ml being stern
)
!It!so days... AI Benezra giving
F E enlce Albert a break... Advisor
[aordon Leon "truckimz" It la Turkey
i the Wedding recepti';m... Max Is-
lel demonstrating late moclel cars.
I ) •
'" ' resident Leon France editing
(he m;w 1)ulletin.
erve
IN OLDEN DAYS
Arsonius of Orta, a Catholic bis-
otl) of the ninth century, wanted to
reduce the Jewish tallit (prr, ving
mwl) rote the Christian services.
THE OLYMPIAN
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Refinishing of Household
and Office Furniture
USED CHAIRS a DESKs FOR SALE
ELiot 2012 1006 Howell St.
(00alendar
Mrs. Andrew A. Jordan--East 3342
March 12--Lioneers' l'urim Chttrity
l)ance, 9 p. m.
March 14--Talmud Torah Auxili-
ary, 2 I). m.
March 15--Montefiore Aid Society.
March 16--Scphardic Talmud Torah
Auxiliary, 1:30 p. m.
March 16--Bikur Cholum Auxiliary.
March 16--Junior Hadassah, 8:15
p. ln.
March 16--B'nai B'rith, 8 p. m.
March 17--Workmen's Circle Wom-
en's Club Executive Meeting,
8 p. m.
March 10--Tacoma Section Jewish
Juniors' Spring Formal.
March 19--Herzl Sisterhood and
Men's Club Purim Party, 8:30
p. m.
Fraternal Order
Of Ashphard
By Sol Altabet
The second Ashphard Mixer, held
at Educational Center Saturday
night, was a social success. Chair-
man Max Kaminoff stated that
Ashphard's new idea for this type of
dance will be continued in the future
because everyone there enjoyed danc-
ing to the music of the nickleodeon.
Another mixer will be held in a
couple of weeks.
Persons wishing any particular
songs or orchestras should submit
their request to either Max Kami-
neff or yours truly.
Ashphard skating party 'will be
held Saturday night at Playland.
Members and alumni planning to
go but have no means of transporta-
tion shouhl phone Herb Epstt:;n.
The Ashphard I)aseball team h.A
a softl)all practice at Garfield play-
field Smulay. Herb Epstein told
menll)ers that 'it the next practice
they will nse new equipment pur-
chased by the organization.
On the team are IIynlie ]3aderman,
catcher; Morrie Weinberg, pitcher;
Myer Grashin, first base; Herb
Epstein, second b'tse; Joel Reib-
stein, short stop; Jess Brown, third
base; Sol Altabet, left fiehl; Joe
]lalw(, center field and Morrie
Jaffe, right/ieht.
DO YOU KNOW? -- Ashphard
metal)ors are supporting tile Seattle
Tahnud Torah Bazaar. President
Al Cal)lan is i)hmning to go to Cali-
fornia. Gal)riel Bensussen is tile
Big Apl)le King. (?hester Gel(I-
stein is Ashphard's ski aml)assador
at Paradise.
Ezra Bessaroth
Conqreqation
By Max Bonsai
Sunday at 11 A. M., ]]Zl'lt Bessaroth
C, ongregation melnbers will meet at
the synagogue.
Smal'kv at 7 P. M., in IIerzl Syna-
gogue vestry, Rev. D. Behar, spirit-
u.d leader of Ezra Bess.truth Con-
grcgation and principal of the Scph-
ardic Tahnud Torah, will lu'esent his
pupils in a free puriln celebration.
Candy will be served to childl:en at-
tending.
Seattle Jewish Athletic
Club
By Jack Tacher
Rolmrt Ilasson, Israel Ahnoslino,
Victor Cahteron, Albert Israel aud
Robert Ferrara are new members of
Seattle Jewish Athletic Clnb, all-
Sel)luu'dic groul), bringing member-
shi 1) up to 32.
Date for a sld l)arty headed by
Leon Israel was set for March 20. A
"Sl)orts Mixer" at which l).lsketball
teams of the Club and the Junior
Sel)hardic League will tangle fur a
gohl trophy awarded by the Scphar-
dic Brotherhood is being l)lanned.
University News
S1)orting new Sigma All)ha Mu
pills on their vests are Raymond Le-
vin of Chicago; Henry Marcus, Spo-
kane; Irving Chernick and Fred
Rogers, Seattle... Harold Drel)in,
the chapter's ace boxer, fought his
way to the quarterfinals in the Uni-
versity uf Washington's tournament.
But if 1)r. David C. Hall's advice is
taken, there'll l)e no more collegiate
boxing.. • Sigma Alpha Mu ping
1)ollg artists were tops in tlmir league.
Herzl Reliqious
School
By Barney I. Shain
I"or tim first time in Seattle's his-
tory a l'alestini.ui Purim festiwd--
called "Adhlyada"-- will 1)c hchl
Sunday "It llerzl Synagogue vestry
'Lt 10 a. m.
Instead of having the usual Pu-
rim plays, a carniwtl will bc held at
which all children will wear cos-
ttuYtes.
The program will consist of com-
munity singing, especially of Purim
songs; an amateur hour, and a grand
march in which judges comt)osed of
members of the board of the Herzl
Religious School will pick the girl
typifying Queen Esther.
Besides Queen Esther, the judges
will pick Mordecai, Haman. and
King Ahasuerus.
"Piece de resistance" is expected
to be two boys portraying "Hitler
holding hands with Haman."
Students who have had perfect
attendance on Sunday morning and
Saturday morning services will be
honored.
Competing in the amateur pro-
gram will be Zalie Cordova, Esther
Golembeck, Lorna Cohcn, Joey Leo-
pold, Allan Goldman, Jerry Schain,
George Rickles, Jerry Cohn, Gerald
IIalpern, Shirley Silver, Rhoda Mae
Cohn, Bernard Porad, Mercy Cape-
loto, Marian Walker, Sally Ann
Cohn, Selma Golembeck, Norman
Calve, Edwin Lewis, Eddie Ben-
sussen, Clair Silver, Marvin Lewis,
Evelyn Porad, Sylvia Schain, Elea-
nor Capeloto, Dorothy Capeloto,
Je'm Capeloto, Paul Lewis, Milton
Lewis and Sigmund Lieberman.
School teachers will take part in
the festivities. Miss Lydia Pearl
expc,.,s Lo come as Rebecca at the
Well, while Miss Shirley Rickles will
be Queen of Sheba.
A feature of tile "Adloyada" will
be a game "Knocking Out H.unan's
Teeth."
Sephardic Talmud
Torah
AI)lU'oaching of the 2,400-year-old
festival of Purim will 1)e marked in
the Scphardic community Sunday at
7 p. m., with a specitfl Purim pro-
gram, prep.u'ed by 50 Sephardic
Tahnud Torall students under Rev.
D. Behar, principal, at Herzl Syna-
gogue vestry.
Chiht,'en of the Hebrew school will
emtct the roles of the arch-villain,
IIam,tn, and the l)eautiful, Queen
Esther, who saved her people. Dia-
h)gues, songs, recitations and a Pal-
estine sketch will be included on the
program, Rcv. Behar said.
Refreshments will be served and
candy distributed to children, ac-
cording to traditiomd custom. The
celel)r'ttion will be free and open to
the 1)ublic.
60c, $1.00,1.25 (Tu Included)
NEW PRICE POLICY
PAUL BOESCH
presents
WRESTLING
Civic Aud.--Each Friday Nite
Just arrived
New and smart im-
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Come in and see
them. Learn the
marvelous satisfac-
tion and comfort to
be gained by wearing
Metropolitan Cus-
tom Tailored Shirts.
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LEO W. SCHWARZ, young auth-
or-lecturer, who edited "A Golden
Treasury of Jewish Literature,"
will make his first appearance
before a Seattle audience Monday
night, March 28, at Temple Cen-
ter, in a free lecture on "The Jew
In Europe Today," sponsored by
Seattle's Federated Jewish Fund.
Author Schwarz has just returned
from a visit to Europe and Pales-
tine. He is touring America get-
ting material for a new book,
"Contemporary Jewish History,"
Max Block, Fund drive chairman,
explained. Lecturer Schwarz will
also show a new slide film,
"Through Europe with J. D. C."
Seattleites To Attend"
Portland J. D. C. Meet
(Continued from Page 1)
conference in Portland include Max
H. Block, Nathan Eckstein, Sol Es-
feld, Fred V. Fisher, Jules Glant, Al
Goldblatt, Otto S. Grunl)aum, Leo
Kreielsheimcr, Melville Monheimcr,
P. Allen Rickles, Berman Schoenfeld,
Jr., Julius Shafer, and Alfred Shem-
anski, Seattle; David Alexander,
Chehalis; Hyman Altose, Belling-
ham; Dr. L. S. Baskin, Harold I.
Da¢i,s Morris Kleiner, and Lestcr
Seinfeld, Tacoma; Martin Brown,
Yakima; Ben Cohn, Theodore H,
Galhutd and Joseph I. Rubens,
Spokane; Simon Nash, Olympia;
Jacob Shanedling, Contrails; .)'oc
Tanzcr, Longvicw; and Joel Wolfe,
A berden.
Delegates arc expected to bring
their wives to the conference, Mr.
Lang said. IIe lminted out that
round-tat)le discussions and ques-
tioning of Rablfi Wise, who will give
his first-hand .tccount ef Jewish con-
ditions in Europe tod'ty, are in-
cluded on the l)rogram.
A sound slide tilm entitled
"Through Europe with J. D. C." 'tad
a motion 1)icture, "Founding "t N0w
Life," showing work of the Agro-
Joint in Russia will t)e shown.
The confab will inclnde represent-
atives from 15 Oregon communities;
9 Washington Jewish centers; Salt
Lake CiLy, Utah; ]3illings and Butte
in Montana; Reno, Newda; Boise
and Pncatello, Idaho; and Van-
couver, British Columbia.
Martin Klatzker, 33,
Is Taken By Death
,Continued from Page 1)
Mr. l(latzlwa' was agency org'mizcr
for West Coast Lifc Insurance Co.,
it.s to 1) nlan here for several years.
Martin Backer Faces
Kidnapers, Kids 'Em
Martin Backer, who 10 years ago
was witming headlines as a inem-
1)or of the city ehaml)ionship
"wonder team" at Ga,'field tligh
School and who is now manager of
a Marginal W'ty tavern and fruit
market, got into the headlines
again this week. This time he was
victim of two teen-aged bandits
who jammed guns into his ribs,
told him to get in their car or
they'd kill him. He talked thein
ont of kidnaping him by promising
not to (;all police, but they robt)ed
him, then went on to kidnap five
other l)ersons. Ex-Athlete Backer,
still nervous when repurters
reached him, reported he had a
gun, but it wasn't handy.
CORRECTION
in Ilistadruth news of last week,
it was reported that a card party
was hehl in Bikur Chohun Synagogne.
The llarty was held at Educationa!
Center.
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PAGE FIVE
Dean Willis Uhl Of U.W. To
Speak Tuesday In Synagogue
TACOMA--A false gh,'y surrounds
"white collar jobs," though skilled
llhqllual lal)o,' is often l>etle,' l).dd- -
This w,ts the conclusion adwtnced
Monday night in Tahnu(l Torah
Syn.tgogue 1)y two non-Jewish cdu-
c.ttors--Dr. Samucl E. Flemiug, as-
sistant stq)e,'intendent (>f Se.tt|le
pul)lic schools, and Dr. Charles T.
Battin, head of the College of Pugcl
Sound economics depa,'tment -- as
they opened a series of eight lectures
on "Youth Prepares To Face Life,"
arr.tnged by Rabbi Baruch I. Treige,'.
They spoke in 1)lace of Prof. C.
Eden Quainton, University of Wash-
ington history ¼,eacher, who was
unable to lectm'e because of the
death of both of his parents.
Next Tuesday at 8:15 p. m., Dean
Willis Uhl, nationally-known edu-
cator and head of the University of
Washington college of education,
will speak on "Youth Fashions Its
Desigus For Living."
Tall, white-haired Dean Uhl re-
turned this week from the national
convention of the American Associa-
tion of School Administrators at
Alhmlic City, N. ,l., will 1)e speaking
for (h(, firsl 1line ill :t 'l'a(!onl:t syna-
gOKIle.
To h(,:tr th(, lectures inaugurating
the series--lirst of its kind ever heht
here--several hundred 1)ersons flled
the synagogue. Many were non-
Jews.
Both Assistant Sul)erintcndent
l,'lenfing and l)r. Battin emphasized
the need for vocational guidance.
Dr. Battin dechtred: "Some profes-
sions, such as law, medicine and en-
gineering, have been overcrowded
and oler opportunities for only a
small percentage of students, who
sl)end htrge sums and much time in
study and preparation.
"Better opportunities are available
in the fields of teaching, social ser-
vice, politics and research."
Itoward R. Goold, superintendent
of Tacoma's public schools, voiced
endorsement of Tacoma Jewry's first
adult education experiment. Rabbi
Treiger presided. Players of the
College of Puget Sound Conservatory
provided music.
"Shall We Love Enemies?" Is
Purim Theme Of Rabbi Treiger
TACOMA.Rabbi B. I. Trcigcr's
sermon tonight at 8:15 at Talmud
Torah Synagogue will have a Purim
theme: "Dare We Love Our Ene-
mies?" The synagogue choir will
sing. Following services there will be
an Ones Shabbat social hour.
Auxiliary women are I)usy plan-
Repertory
Plays Comedy
Jewish patrons of Seattle's civic
theatre, ReI)ertory Playhouse, last
night saw the delayed opening of the
fifth l/reduction of the Repert ory's
tenth annivers'try season, talented
Miss Evelyn Fargo starring in
"George and Margaret," a comedy.
The veteran Burton W. James,
whose last role was that of a tired,
ning a PuriIn Seudah, to take place
Wednesday evening, following the
reading of the Megillah. This will
bc the first public Purim Seudah to
be jeht by the congregation.
hi charge are Mesdames S. J.
F,trhcr, H. Warnick, 1. A. Drues, J.
Bender, t. Lorber, A. Rose, J.
Buchner, W. D. Meier, M. J. Fried-
man and M. Werbisky.
Auxiliary mcmbers assisted in dis-
tribution of lecture series tickets in-
clude M,'s. Joseph A. Sussman, presi-
dent, who is genend chairman; and
Mrs. I. A. Drues, Mrs. Itarry Lorber,
Mrs. Robert Warnick, Mrs. Bernard
Witenberg and Mrs. Abedeaux Fried-
lntl II.
In Week's News:
Rabbi Works For China
(Continued from Page 1)
laX)or leader. IVleanwhile, a menfl)-
resigned Jewish father, takes the . ..er !)f Rb!?.!.R!!se,}!?(y(4's ' q,,2g.:eg!3-
role of Mah;om Bender, an ai:dcnt- " ti(m, lean, graving-hsired Louis
minded, addle-paled hust)and. Dulien, Seattle's scrap metal king.
The antics of the Benders and their
children (Jean lIughes, Ken Pet,us,
Max Joimson) and two maids (Mil-
dred Andcrson and Elizabeth Bets-
ford), and a friend (Roy Collins)
make up a sparkling comedy.
"George and Margaret" will play
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings, Miss hla Fink, in charge
of group reserwttions, alulotlnced.
U. W. Prof
Will Speak
Prof. Garh)s Garcia-Prada, cul-
tured University of Washington
Spanish department head, will speak
on "Whither Latin America?" Thurs-
day at 9 p. m. at Bikur Chohun Syna-
gogue vestry--his first visit to the
Orthodox synagogue--at an open
meeting stlonsored I) 3, the Kadimah
Club, young married peot)le's group
of the congregation.
Harry Sidell, l)residcnt, will be
chairman at the lecture, part of a
series on worht (rends st)onso,'ed by
the Kadintah Club.
P. ALLEN RICKLES, Northern Lifo Tower'
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF"
REAL ESTATE
STATE OF WASHINGTON,SS.
County of King. f
Sheriff's Office
By virtue of an ORDEH, OF SALE i'sued
out of the Honorable Superior Court of King
County, on the 4th day of March, 1938, by
the clerk thereof in tbe ease of HOME OWN-
ERS' LOAN COH.PORATION, a corpora-
tion, Plaintiff, versus KATHERINE WIL-
SON, a widow, also known as CATHERINE
WILSON, and E. D. GERMAIN, Defend-
ants, No. 302577, and to me, as Sheriff,
directed and delivered:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That I
will proceed to sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, within the hours pre-
scribed by law for Sheriff's sales, to-wit: at
Ten o'Clock A. M. on the 16th day of April,
1938, before the Court House door King
County, Jefferson Street entrance, in the
State of Washington, the following described
property, situated in King County, State of
Washington, to-wit:
Lots 3 and 4 in Block i of Hiliman City Ad-
dition to the City of Seattle, Division No. l,
as per plat recorded in Vol. 10 of Plats, page
57, records of King County; levied on as the
property of all of the said defendants herein,
to satisfy a judgment of a foreclosure of a
mortgage amounting to Two Thousand
Eight Hundred Ninety One and 67-.I00
(2,891.67) Dollars, attorney's fees of $100.00,
$121.01 taxes and title search, the cost of suit
and interest in favor of plaintiff.
Dated this 8th day of March, 1938.
W. B. SEVERYNS, Sheriff,
By H. J. Ries, Deputy.
3-11-38 5t 4=8-38
was l)reparing (o send the htrgest
cargo of scra 1) metal ever to leave
for Japan ai)road a specially-
clmrtered freighter.
$ $ $
Samuel E. Friedman, quiet-spoken
certiiicd public accouni:ant, turned
educator last week, h;ctured before
an a(Ivanced accounling chtss at
the University of Washingtou.
$ $ $
Ella Staadeeker, bright-eyed, witty
candid CalllCra ex])ert, who canle
here front Mannheim, Germany to
ntake her home, left Wednesday
for l ouy Sun Valley, Idaho, where
she will assist the official t)hotogr't-
grapher. Leica-carrying Miss
Staadecker first started taking
i)ictures as a hol)by, has served as
oftMal photogral)her at the Sno-
tlualmie Ski Bowl, where she also
(aught skiing. She is a niece of
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Staadecker.
$ $ $
Melvin Oseran, lanky, 19-ycar-ohl
University of Washington we-law
student who wears (he coveted
gohl key of l)hi Beta Kd[)l)a, na-
tional sch(>l.tstic h<morary, today
I)ears a new title: i)resi(hmt of the
l'acilic C(>.lst's first Young israel
groul), urg'tnized at Bikur Cholum
Synagogue., with 35 membe,:s ranz-
ing ill age from 9 to 29. Joe Rus-
sak, 19-year-old, hefty University
of Washington junior in economics
who livcd in Palestine for 2L.
monlhs, is secretary of the new
group, which conducts services
• each Saturday morning at ]3ikur
Chohnn Synagogue as a "junior
congregation" in the vestry rooms.
Nachum Ketzlach, 17-year-ohl
Garfieht Iligh School junior, is
treasurer. Advisors are Louis
Lawson, young accountant; Ben
Genauer, nten's clothing manufac-
turre; and Sam Gershon, attorn-
or--all under 30. Youngcst meta-
l)or of the "junior congregation" is
9-year-ohl Melvin Wolpin, who is
already a graduate of the Seattld
Tahnud Torah; ohtest is Rabbi
Sam Genauer, suit manufacturer.
That I)ious youngslers are no
sissies, Young Israel members will
l)rove by organizing their own
sofil)all I)asel)all team, with the
city's o,dy twin coaches, 21-ycar-
ohl Mendel and Jack Genauer,
wire haven't missed a Sat)bath ser-
vice at Bikur Cholum Synagogue
since they were first old enough to
accompany their luxuriant-bearded
f.tther.
