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Title	Jewish boys learn new trades in British school
Publisher	New York City : Acme, 1938 ; Chicago, ILL : Acme Photo
Physical Description	1 photograph : black and white ; 19 x 23 cm
Summary	"The photo shows: Philip Pomper, 13-year-old son of a West End tailor, polishing the six-inch mirror of the telescope which he is making with Jack Schneider (watching) for the school's planetarium." -- verso.
Notes	"LONDON, ENGLAND -- With the object of leading Jewish boys away from such trades to which Jews have tended to gravitate, pupils of the Jewish Free Boys' School, Spitalfields, are being taught engineering and similar work which they will afterwards take up as careers. The training is said to be definitely more advanced than that given in any other schools in the same age class -- 14 years."; "PLA480064"; "CREDIT LINE (ACME) 12/15/38 Burs Can";
LC Subject Headings	Pomper, Philip. Schneider, Jack. Jewish day schools--England--History. Kindertransports (Rescue operations) Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) Jewish refugees--Great Britain. Spitalfields (London, England)
Time Period	Interwar Period (1919-1938) World War II (1939-1945)
Call #	PHOTO 00327
Item #	700363
OCLC number	875180332

Jewish boys learn new trades in British school

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