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April 22, 1948
GREETINGS
ATLAS AUTO PARTS CO.
2226 S. STATE STREET
Passover Greetings to Our Many
Friends and Customers
BELL TOOL COMPANY
ALFRED BUHL
1910 LAKE ST. HAY. 8955
PASSOVER GREET:
CENTRAL FUE
5693 N. Lincoln Ave.
Passover Greeting
EDWARDS OPTIC
25 E. WASHINGTON AN
PASSOVER GREET]
Ed Groble
Edward J. Meyers C
CARTAGE CONTRAC
1014 W. Van Buren St.
PASSOVER GREET]
Protection Produ
PASSOVER GREET]
Richman Furniture C
1538 W. CHICAGO
PASSOVER GREETI
STEWART HARD
COMPANY
Everything for the 1
506-512 E. 79th ST.
PASSOVER GREET]
TRAVIS COAL
4700 ROOSEVELT RD.
PASSOVER GREETIN
Universal Picture F
Art Co.
Solomon Bros.
820 NORTH FRANKL
DELaware 8136-81
Season's Greeting!
WRIGHT & CO1V
CO A L
POLISH JEWS
(Continued from Page 35)
The Society for Fostering Jewish Art
This society was formed a year ago
by a group of surviving Jewish artists
and sculptors. Among its 22 members is
the sculptor Natan Rapaport who is now
working on a monument dedicated to
the heroes of the Warsaw Ghetto up-rising.
This monument will be uncov-ered
in Warsaw in April of this year,
the fifth anniversary of the uprising.
Among other outstanding members are
the sculptor Chaim Hanft and the
painter Prof. Wlodarski.
INGS The aim of this society is to collect
Jewish art, take care of historical treas-
CO. ures, bring moral comfort and financial
aid to the remaining artists, and en-
LON. 2580 courage their creative work.
A permanent exhibit of Jewish art
- is shown in the headquarters of the
Association. The pride,of the collection
is "The Head of a Jew," a painting
AAL CO. by Maurycy Gotlib. Gotlib who was a
student of the great Polish painter,
Dover 2488 Jan Matejko, died at the age of 23,
but he left so many eminent works of
art, that he is considered the greatest
Jewish painter of the 19th century.
INGS Paintings by Samuel Hirshenberg are
also exhibited. Hirshenberg, a former
o weaver in Lodz, became professor of
ompany Art at Betzalel in Jerusalem. Paintings
:TORS by Arthur Markowicz, frrom Krakow,
Mon. 3202 and others, are also shown.
Special attention is being given to
the collection of works by Jewish art-
INGS ists who were killed during the Ger-man
occupation. There is an exhibit
cts Co. of sketches by Bruno Schulz, a talented
author and painter who was killed in
Drohobycz; landscapes by Maurycy
Trembacz, and paintings by Maksy-milian
Eliowicz, both of whom died in
[NGS Treblinka; paintings by Dr. Szynagel
who died in a concentration camp at
uompany Janow, near Lwow.
Among the paintings of the surviv-
SEE. 0949 ing artists are: "Motives from the
Ghetto," by Jonas Stern from Krakow,
and compositions by Anatol Wroblewski.
[NGS The association receives subsidies
from the Central Jewish Committee in
WARE Poland, and from the Ministry of Cul-ture
and Art. Non-Jewish artistic cir-
-l ome les in Poland, as well as Jewish artists
VIN. 1990 abroad, are very much interested in the
work of their Jewish colleagues in Po-land.
The Association has received gifts
from abroad, including paints.
[NGS The Association is running a contest
of posters commemorating the heroes
CO. of the ghetto and outstanding person-alities
in the field of Jewish art.
- COL2. 570 There is, talk about creating a travel-ing
exhibit which would visit all Jew-ish
settlements in Poland.
GS D. Journalists' Convention
rame & The Jewish Writers and Journalists
Association in Poland participated in
the eleventh (but 2nd since the war)
IN ST. convention of the Polish Journalists'
52 Union in Szczecin, on November 16
-- through 18, 1947. Mr. M. Mirski, a
.journalist from Lodz who represented
3 the Jewish group, addressed the Con-rPAVY
vention. He pointed out that out of
the great number of Jewish journalists
and writers who remained in Poland
407 SOUTH DEARBORN STREET during the German occupation, only
WABash 5028 (Continued on Page 43)
PASSOVER GREETINGS
TO CHICAGO JEWRY
REVERE CAMERA CO.
320 E. 21st St.
al. 7900
Cal. 7900
MAY THE PASSOVER HOLIDAYS BRING
JOY TO OUR FRIENDS EVERYWHERE
FLORSHEIM SHOE 00.
MAKERS OF FINE SHOES
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
CHICAGO
I -- - - - - -- -- - - - - I
39
Object Description
| Title | The Sentinel, v.162 no. 04, 1948 |
| Subject | Jews--Illinois--Chicago--Periodicals |
| Description | v.162 no. 4 (Apr. 22, 1948). The Sentinel was published weekly by the Sentinel Pub. Co. from 1911-1996. |
| Publisher | Sentinel Publishing Company |
| Contributors | Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies |
| Date | 1948-04-22; 1940s (1940-1949) |
| Format | Periodical |
| Language | eng |
| Coverage | United States--Illinois--Cook County--Chicago |
| Rights | Made available by Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership. To request reproduction from a print copy or inquire about permissions, contact resources@spertus.edu. |
| Collection Name | The Jewish Sentinel |
| Contributing Institution | Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership |
Description
| Title | 01620004 27 |
| Transcript | April 22, 1948 GREETINGS ATLAS AUTO PARTS CO. 2226 S. STATE STREET Passover Greetings to Our Many Friends and Customers BELL TOOL COMPANY ALFRED BUHL 1910 LAKE ST. HAY. 8955 PASSOVER GREET: CENTRAL FUE 5693 N. Lincoln Ave. Passover Greeting EDWARDS OPTIC 25 E. WASHINGTON AN PASSOVER GREET] Ed Groble Edward J. Meyers C CARTAGE CONTRAC 1014 W. Van Buren St. PASSOVER GREET] Protection Produ PASSOVER GREET] Richman Furniture C 1538 W. CHICAGO PASSOVER GREETI STEWART HARD COMPANY Everything for the 1 506-512 E. 79th ST. PASSOVER GREET] TRAVIS COAL 4700 ROOSEVELT RD. PASSOVER GREETIN Universal Picture F Art Co. Solomon Bros. 820 NORTH FRANKL DELaware 8136-81 Season's Greeting! WRIGHT & CO1V CO A L POLISH JEWS (Continued from Page 35) The Society for Fostering Jewish Art This society was formed a year ago by a group of surviving Jewish artists and sculptors. Among its 22 members is the sculptor Natan Rapaport who is now working on a monument dedicated to the heroes of the Warsaw Ghetto up-rising. This monument will be uncov-ered in Warsaw in April of this year, the fifth anniversary of the uprising. Among other outstanding members are the sculptor Chaim Hanft and the painter Prof. Wlodarski. INGS The aim of this society is to collect Jewish art, take care of historical treas- CO. ures, bring moral comfort and financial aid to the remaining artists, and en- LON. 2580 courage their creative work. A permanent exhibit of Jewish art - is shown in the headquarters of the Association. The pride,of the collection is "The Head of a Jew," a painting AAL CO. by Maurycy Gotlib. Gotlib who was a student of the great Polish painter, Dover 2488 Jan Matejko, died at the age of 23, but he left so many eminent works of art, that he is considered the greatest Jewish painter of the 19th century. INGS Paintings by Samuel Hirshenberg are also exhibited. Hirshenberg, a former o weaver in Lodz, became professor of ompany Art at Betzalel in Jerusalem. Paintings :TORS by Arthur Markowicz, frrom Krakow, Mon. 3202 and others, are also shown. Special attention is being given to the collection of works by Jewish art- INGS ists who were killed during the Ger-man occupation. There is an exhibit cts Co. of sketches by Bruno Schulz, a talented author and painter who was killed in Drohobycz; landscapes by Maurycy Trembacz, and paintings by Maksy-milian Eliowicz, both of whom died in [NGS Treblinka; paintings by Dr. Szynagel who died in a concentration camp at uompany Janow, near Lwow. Among the paintings of the surviv- SEE. 0949 ing artists are: "Motives from the Ghetto," by Jonas Stern from Krakow, and compositions by Anatol Wroblewski. [NGS The association receives subsidies from the Central Jewish Committee in WARE Poland, and from the Ministry of Cul-ture and Art. Non-Jewish artistic cir- -l ome les in Poland, as well as Jewish artists VIN. 1990 abroad, are very much interested in the work of their Jewish colleagues in Po-land. The Association has received gifts from abroad, including paints. [NGS The Association is running a contest of posters commemorating the heroes CO. of the ghetto and outstanding person-alities in the field of Jewish art. - COL2. 570 There is, talk about creating a travel-ing exhibit which would visit all Jew-ish settlements in Poland. GS D. Journalists' Convention rame & The Jewish Writers and Journalists Association in Poland participated in the eleventh (but 2nd since the war) IN ST. convention of the Polish Journalists' 52 Union in Szczecin, on November 16 -- through 18, 1947. Mr. M. Mirski, a .journalist from Lodz who represented 3 the Jewish group, addressed the Con-rPAVY vention. He pointed out that out of the great number of Jewish journalists and writers who remained in Poland 407 SOUTH DEARBORN STREET during the German occupation, only WABash 5028 (Continued on Page 43) PASSOVER GREETINGS TO CHICAGO JEWRY REVERE CAMERA CO. 320 E. 21st St. al. 7900 Cal. 7900 MAY THE PASSOVER HOLIDAYS BRING JOY TO OUR FRIENDS EVERYWHERE FLORSHEIM SHOE 00. MAKERS OF FINE SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN CHICAGO I -- - - - - -- -- - - - - I 39 |
| Collection Name | The Jewish Sentinel |
| Contributing Institution | Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership |
