Te::nple Beth El 10 70 Orchard Ava. Providence• B. 1.
To Hold Israel Bond Drive Honoring Cantors 65th Birthday
A special na,tional drive in cele leaders of the Providence Israel bra.tion of Eddie cant.or's 65th Bond Committee a,ttended a lWl birthday was announced toda.y by cheon meeting 3ast WednesdaY the State of Lsrael Bond drive. (January 23l - and heard, on a The special campaign in honor closed circwt telephone confureBee.. of the noted entertainer who has Foreign Mmister Golda Meir :and VOL. XL, No. 47 been a leading personality in work Ambassador Abba Eba:n gjve a for lsrael for many years, will confiden tial report on the critical highlight Providence's intensive political and economk problems effort. to provide the Israel Bond confronting Israel and the dire Israel Insists Egypt End dollars needed to maintain Israel's need for Bond dollars to shore up .roonomic strength during the Israel's economy dming tJ:ns criti presen.t Middle Eastern crisis. cal period_ A total of S1'7,500 in The Providence effort is part of Bonds v.ere purchased by those in a nation- wide campaign to sell a attendance, renelring their mem Blockade, Live Up to Pact minimum of S75,000.000 in l:srael bership in the Guardians of Israel Bonds during 1957. The first and Na.tionai Sponsors. The Com NEW YORK - Israel insisted~------ S20,000,000 of this sum must be mlttee decided to immroiately"'elll this week that "effective guaran raised before the end of February, bark on a drive to re-enroll and tees" must be obtained from to meet Israel's pressing need. to obtain nev. Trustees, Glllll1dians Egypt assuring freedom of pass 67 4 Egypt's Jews Sail for Israel As the result of the emergency and Sponsors for 1957. uge through the Straits of Iran. Israel now faces, an intensified In stressing the importance of ATHENS - SLx hundred-and- "Two days later they took us to effort will be made to re-enroll guarding the entry to the Gulf a ma:rimum sale of Israel Bonds ::eventy-four Jewish refugees from the Jewish district schO?i v.here Israel Bond Trustees. G uardians of Aqaba. I during tbe coming weeks. Rabbi Egypt. many of them with stories we slept on the floor, SL',.'teeD to I of Israel and National Sponsors Eli A. Bohnen. cl:lairmaD of the 1\n Israeli spokesman in Jeru oi Cairo police brutalit-y, sail from each classroom. I for 1957. Trustees are those v.ho salem denied Secrntary G eneral Providence Committee for lsrael the Athenian port of Piraeus this '·British and French Jews were j purchase Sl0.000 or more of Stat£> Bonds. drev. attention to Israel's H ammarskjold's contention made week for new homes in Israel placed in separate classrooms. One of Israel Bonds each year: Guard- in his report last week tha t the n eed for economic strength_ They arrived in Greece aboard day we heard they had been led ians of Israel are men and Nation P...abbi Bohnen emphasized that right of free passage in th!:! gulf the Egyptian vessel Misr and away and we never heard anymore a l Sponsor s are women who buy was a controversial issue. h e dJive in honor of Eddie Can transfeJTed to a Greek ship for the about them:' sl.000 or more in Israel Bonds tor·s 55th birthday v.ould give de The spokesman recalled that final leg of their journey. Another On Nov. 17, the young engineer each year. cisive impetus to the current d seven years ago today Egypt it 182 Jews who sailed from Egypt said. an officer came and asked More than 50 men and v.omen fort for Israel Bonds. '"There can self accepted the idea of freedcm with them will remain aboard tbe ihe prisoners to sign a declaration ~··;-::;:::;=:::;,=::;::;;::=::;=====i bf' no more appropriate tribute to of passagl' in the gulf in a formal Misr until it reaches Naples. that they wanted to leave Egypt j Eddie Cantor,- he said. =than tbe note to the U. S. A 26- year- old electronici; engi- voluntarily. l I 1 H I sale of the greatest possfule IlDID " What is required is an un neer from Cairo. who asked that 'Couldn't Lea\"e' I srae . onors ber of Israel Bonds." equivocal and official announce his name not be published bceause Tbe engineer said: : Ann f ank m e n t by the ,;-overnment of his mother may still be in Egypt_ " I couldn·t leave because rm the l e r Egypt," the spokesman continued. said he was arrested on the night only support of my mother v.ho is "that it is abandoning its block-· of Nov. 1. shortly after Israel in- too old to traveL The officer TEL A VIV - An Anne Fran!; 'Not Anti-Israel; ade policy and that it is rea.dy to vaded Eg-ypt. sla pued me across tbe faoe. knock- l m emorial forest is to be planted in t,he mountains of Jerusalem.. sign a non-aggression pact witb 'Five l\Unutes' ing -me dO'l»'Il and breaking -my 1 Israel." He said police took him to bead- spectacles. R e told me I wa-; a Jew t It will h.onor the young .i:-irl Just Anti-Zionist' quarters without letting him and that was enough." and others who were tortured At the ON, Israel representa by the Nazis in Bolland during change out of his pajamas because A few days later. he said. be was JERUSALEM - Lessing Rosen tives used the renewed discussion World War IL in the Assembly of tbe G aza and they 'Xanted to question him only forced to sign a declaration, and wald praised lsrae1 and the acoom The ~Diary of Anne Frank" Aqaba issues to press for direct for " live minutes." j on Nov. 19 . he and 65 others ..-ere plishments of its people last night is being perfO'l"Dled in Israeli talks with Egypt under Assembly Tbe five minutes. he said. turned led h2ndcuffed to Alexandria and af1.er completing a v.eek·s tour of auEpices. out to be two-and- a - half months placed aboard the Misr. theaters. the countrY. but insisted that he and would have been longer if the Charles H. Jordan. director-gen- still Zionism. Hammarskjold's report, an Is ..as opposed to P.o InternationaJ Red Cross had not .era) of the American Distributlon raeli spokesman cautioned "in senv.ald suessed tha:t. the an·· - come to his-aid . Commiitee. who new to Athens stead of moving forward to a bet • Zionist Council for Judaism, of On the night of his arrest. he from Paris to mee~ the DPW refu B ta- system of relations, tends to laS I wrneh he is a former preside,n; is said he was put in a single room- gees estrmated that some 10.000 o f Hit Religious argue in favor of a patchwork re n ot anti- lsraeL wit-h 58 other prisoners, many of the 50.000 Jews livin g in Egypt e!.tablishment of the collapsed· During his visit as a guest of them among Cairn's wealthiest '" have been expelled or forced 1.0 structure" set up in tbe armis In Job Practices the GovEIT1IDen of Israel Rosen Jews. flee in the pas1 two months:· tice. wald conferred rjtb Premier Dand .. In the early morning." he In Cairo official circles were NEW YORK - Religious bias Ben Gurion. v.ho bad extended .be added, '"Egyptian officers lined us reported displeased with Ham Protest Posting Of still keeps " whlte collar~ workers invitation to visit IsraeL Re toured marksjold's suggestion t hat the up and began heaping each of us ou of jobs "on all le,els. f rom Israel and e,en VlSited Sbann el with abuse _ __ some of the most Israeli- Egyptian armistice agree clencal to professional"' according Sheikh. at the Sinai Peninsula. frightful obscenities we ever heard. 'Ten Commandments' ment might be transformed into w a fn·e-year s!lT11'eY of six major a non-aggression pact. Tbey were ALBANY. N . Y. - The p ostin g areas m a de by he Anti- Defama also c1itical of developing Assem of J he so-called ·' Public School T en Uon League of B'nai B'rith.. Channel l O to Show bly moves to enlarge the functions Army Admits Commandments·· in sch ools was T he r.eport, detailing prejudicial of the UN Emergency Force. deplored th i., week by an attorney hiring practices in Chicago, Los Drew Pearson Film for the American Jev.-ish Con gress Angeles. San Francisco. Dem·er. But E;gypt·s reaction to t h e It OKd Kilmer's Drew Pearson v.ill narrate an and the New York Boai·d of Rab1J1s Pennsylvania and among the col Hammarskjold report was a model hour- long document.an" film entit as "" bad theolog-y. ba d pedagogy lege placement bUTe.aus of the of gentleness compared to Israel's. led. - The Hol,y Land''_ this SUndaY Pro-Nazi Sheet a nd bad law:· At a hearing con- Midwest. was ma.de public by Hen A Foreign Ministry spokesman in a 11 :30 A. M_ over WJAR-TV. ry Edward Schultz. ADL national Jerusalem called the report "neg NEW YORK- An Army spokes- ducted by James E. Allen. Jr .. Ne w Mr. Pearson. an the f"llm. inrer man this week conceded that a York State Commissione r of Edu chairman. A:bout 18'1 of 20.000 viev;s Prime Minister Dand Ben ative and unconstructive" and in -·..,;hite co11ar- job vacancies listed parts "a masterpiece of obscur new Hungarian-Americ"!l n weekly cation at the Education BuilrlL'lg Gurion and other o er Israeli here. Leo P feffer. representing the for f11ling m Chica.go in the las ity." newsp'3. per published by a man tv.o organizations. argued that the leaders, and speaks to members of described as '"a veteran propa - sLx months barred Jews from con bath Jev.ish and Arabic oommun The Israelis take exception to gandist of Nan anti-Semitism pra-:tice of displaYing a ··non-sec Fi d ration for those openings, the Hammarksjold's apparent doubt ities in Israel on the problexru; of both in Hungary a nd the u. S." t.arian'" Ten Commandments m ~UI-Yey sbov.ecL survival of the coun tn". on the right of free passage ln Los Angeles. all but one Qf was being di.stribut.ed with Army schools oonstitu:tes ··anot?er s p To.e film. made during the la..<:t through the Gulf of Aqaba. Ham 126 employment a.gencies SUITeyed apprcval to refugees a t, cam P m he thr atemng evolut10~ of _a three mantb.s of 1956. is presented marksjold iI!lpli6d the doubt by new religion m Amenca - public " had agreed ro screen out J ews I und& the auspices of the General referring t.o a controversy in the Kilmer. N. J _ school religion·:· when referring applicants to pros Je-rish Oommitt.ee's in erim co - International Law Commission on Irving M. Engel. president of The case of the ··non-sectarian" pective employers."' the data shov. mittee on ,the ddle East. Asso tbP !>Ubjeci. the Ameiican Jewish Comm.it.tee, Ten Commandm nts has come be ed. The single agency tha had ciate Justice Frank Licht of Su '· The fact that a commission of said that Zoltan Fay·s paper. Sza- fore Mr. Allen in the form of an refused to discriminate agains perior Court is chairman. the General Assembly has decid bad Magyarsag
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The bridesmaids wore VEGETABLES Yes, for crystal ball gazers mony under a flowered canopy at ballerina-length gowns of white · •.. however, the demands 2 P.M. at the Narragansett Hotel. satin with pink cummerbunds, of our profession require A reception followed. pink picture hats, and slippers. Specializing In something more precise ... Given in marriage by her father, They carried bouquets of pink car - Foney - exact knowledge .• • drawn the bride wore a ballerina length nations and ivy. The flower girl from years of experience. gown of blush pink satin with a wore pink organdy embroidered in To prepare your prescrip portrait neckline, cap sleeves, and white, and a matching bonnet. tions accurately, we must a nylon tulle skirt with petal ap- Jordan Reuter of Providence was ignore guesswork and con gliques of lace. Her cap of blush best man for his brother, and the 21 Douglas Avenue centrate on the practical, pink satin held a small veil. She ushers were Charles Greene of the proven methods which carried a prayerbook with a white. South Hempstead, L. I., Averua J. next to Star Delicatesse·n you and your doctor rely Engaged-Mr. and Mrs. Is orchid and pompoms on streamers. Sprecher, the bride's brother, Her- upon. rael J. Adelman of 247 Gal Miss Sunny Miller was maid of bert Levinson of Philadelphia, Pa., latin Street announce the honor. She was attired in a gown Benjamin Levine of New H aven, of yellow tulle and carried a cas- Conn., and Irwin Hassenfeld and No "Mongrel" Merchandise - All engagement of their daugh cade of orchid pompoms. (Continued on Page 11) FOR THE LATEST IN Our Prescriptions are compounded ter, Phy II is Sondra, to Har Richard A. Finn was best man. from fresh stocks of the most repu vey Irwin Chernov, son of The mother of the bride chose Wallpaper table brands. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cher an ice-blue lace dress trimmed To Dedicate New FREE DELIVERY SERVICE nov of 77 Raymond Street. with seed pearls. The bridegroom's Designs mother wore a cinnamon and sil WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS Miss Adelman is a graduate Children's Library At Most RHsonable Prices of Hope High School and ver metallic dress. Both wore or chid corsages. A new library, stocked with AND THE BEST IN her fionce is a senior at the Upon returning from a wedding for children will be dedicated at -=AST SIDE I. R. College of Pharmacy, trip, the couple will reside at 63 late Friday evening services to PAINTS where he is a member of Savoy Street. night at Temple Beth Sholom. PHARMACY STOP IN AT Rho Pi Phi fraternity. A Third Child Born Cantor Karl Kritz will officiate "As Near As Your Doctor" June 23 wedding is planned. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stern of at the service, and Mrs. Milton 7S6 Hope Street 40 Blaisdell Avenue. Pawtucket Upsher will speak on "Books in Our Library". Karen Wexler, The Jewish Herald serves a announce the birth of their third GA 1-8618 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin 9ommunity of 35,000 - it follows child and second daughter, Leslie Robin. on Dec. 22. Wexler, and Joel Premack, son of that Herald ads are widely read. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Premack, YOUR~PHARMACIST Place your ad today. Blitz' Have Son 198 PRAIRIE AVENUE will chant the children's Kiddush. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Blitz DE 1-813S of 26 Grotto Avenue announce the Sabbath morning services will be held at 9 o'clock, and Junior Distributors for birth of their second child and ARNESTO Paint Products STOR.E-\VIDE first son. David Albert. on Jan. 3. Congregation services at 9 :30 A.M. CLEARANCE SALE Mrs. Blitz is the former Barbara Ruth Albert. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. Albert of Executives- Building or Home Owners 92 Laurel Avenue and Mr. and Toke advantage of the slack season to hove your Mrs. Edgar Blitz of Chicago, Ill. Dresses-Coats-Hats Announces Engagement Mrs. Samuel Shomstein of Bridgeport, Conn. announces the PAINTING Sportswear engagement of her daughter, Miss . Needs Attended To Clare Shomstein. to Harold Stein EXPERT WORKMEN - CAREFUL SUPERVISION gold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A Group ol Wool,. R•yon Goldstein of 27 Taft Avenue. Miss DRESSES Crepe,, Puro Si ll-Mine,. Jr's Shomstein is also the daughter of T. R. SCOTT~ Inc. the late Samuel Shomstein. 4S ALGER AVENUE - WI 1-8442 5 5 5 She is a graduate of the College Since 1872 Quality Work 10 15 25 of Pharmacy at the University of Connecticut. Mr. Steingold is a graduate of Central Falls High COATS 33% OFF School and Brown University. He {;,;~;~;;;;;;;;-;;;~;;;~~;~-~~~~~~~~, is an electronics engineer with the Were 49.95 to 159:95 Universal Atomics Corporation of 10% to 50% SAVINGS Westbury, Long Island, N . Y. ~~ I ~ ~ The couple plan to be married ,, =~~~=- ,~ SWEATERS 25% off on April 7 in Bridgeport. 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Shop Joseph Marcus; you'll be glad you ·, Formerly place last week in the Synagogue ,, did but shop now: . ~ , 12.95-lb.95 JEWELRY Adath Israel in Middletown. Conn. Rabbi Joseph J . Spevack officiated. Mow $4 ½ PRICE Given In marriage by her father. the bride was attired in a gown ~~ ~~ Y~ I ALL SALES FINAL of white peau de sole and Alencon ~ ~ I lace fashioned with a scalloped ~i r;;;;- &i·MM . ~ OPEN MONDAYS neckline. which was trimmed with ,~~ seed pearl:; and sequins. The lacy 184-194 North Main Street ~ TIIUI • scallo1:>lng also circled t!er full, t, GRAND OPEN WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ·oourrant skirt. which terminated ~ EVENINGS 'TIL 9 P. M. EVERY In a chapel train. Her fingertip 8 CLOSED MONDAY veil of lmROrted Illusion fell from § ~ THURS. - FRI. 1r double crown of seed pearls and 11equlns. She carried a bouquet of 'T1l ' C.AIDIM C:ITT white and plnk- camelllas. ~ Pro,idem:e Oeoler Membe( of tile Grand ,.opids Fum;ture Mattrs G11ild Mrs. Jordan Reuter. the bride- '~...... ~~...... ~~...,~~~~~~~~~~ .------1 "' Watch For the REGISTER NOW! Announcement Nursery -Play Group South Side Branch Bldg. About Our Opening , Jewish Community Center In A • MO DAYS • WEDNESDAYS New location • FRIDAYS Two Sessions ._ 9 A.M.-Noon or 1-4 P. M. ~. DAVE MILLER'S Openings in both sessions :; KOSHER DELICATESSEN Transportation Avaifoble ~ 204 Willard Ave. FOR SOUTH SIDE - CRANSTON NORTH ENO AREAS ... -!!J ~======:.:.!:======~~MA 1-024S Phone ST 1-2080 for Information := 5'.., From the turbulent Middle East- - :=... C Laiay e!te Studios Photo Be sure to see on up-to-the-minute ;.. Planning Bri dge-Meeting to complete plans for the an !< nual bridge sponsored by Hope Chapter B'no i B' rith Women television program .., CAMP MAR-VEN at Temple Beth El on Feb. 6 ere, seated, le ft to right- By DREW PEARSON, outstanding columnist !!J Co--ed Ages 6-13 esdames Joseph Postar, pub lic ity; Lewis W e instein, tic =:= 0 WELLFLEET, CAPE COO, MASS kets; Seymour Sherman, general chairman; Arnold Sokoloff, ;.. Sal Vi"a Beth David Lists Services, Sermons Dancing Night·ly Never o Cover Rabbi Abraham I- Jacobson of Sunday 3 P. M . to 1 A. M . I T emple Beth David "A1ill preach on "'Symbols of Worship" al the late • FEB . 1 - 2 - 3--Friday, Saturday, Sunday The Largest Car Wash In R. I. IPriday night service this evening MARION McPARTLAND TRIO at 8 : If> P 11(1. at the Temple He will With the Most Modern Equipment ' dtscus.s the symbols or the " Golden " England's Gift to the World of Music" Calr" and the "'Cherubs of the - A CLEAN CAR RIDES BETTER - • OPE NI HG MONDAY H oly Art"'. Sabbath morning service beg1ns In Honor of Heart Month, CARMEN McRA Y at. 9 o'clock_ Rabbi Jacobson will RED BRIDGE M init CAR WASH gtve his sermon at. 10 A.M. on the will present o Gift to the and the Ronnie Brown Trio subJect. " A BeauUful Temple R. I. HEART ASSOCIATION fe,I, . 18 BuJld1ng or a BeauUf ul Jewish in place of o g ift to eoch customer '"· 11 Heart". CHIIS COMHOIS DUKE ELLINGTON Junior CoogregaUon sen1ce be Open Wedftffdays 8 to 5 - Sulldoys and Holidays 8 to 2 tt;;;.~;::t;;~n;::i~~~~~~~~n;;t;;;:n~~M>~~~~~~=I g1n.s a~ 10 A..M. in the chapel ~uQP.l,..luu~~uu~uuww~wuuuu~ -CHUCK ROAST 35~ BONE IN, BLOCK STYLE-CUT FROM HEAVY WESTERN CORN-FED STEER BEEF ; Our Younger Set-Lester Joel, four ond o half, and A lan Boneless Chuck !~~~~:s~r~ LB 49c ~ M ichael, eight years old, are the sons_of Mr. and Mrs. Irv .., ing Kushner of Goddard Street. • ...... ,, lil ~ Appoint Mrs. Dunder Lazarus to Head Q SUPER-RIGHT, FRESHLY GROUND, ALL BEEF ;:;: To Head Festival Congregation Board 0 / f Mrs. Freel Dunder was appoint Isadore Lazarus was elected chairman of the board of directors H.-mburg3P~G ,., ed chairman of the Purim Festi 1.00 :: val and dance to be held on of Congregation Sons of Abraham !"' March 1 7 by the Mother's Asso- at a recent meeting at the home .-:urkeys FA~Y PlUMJ>, 8ROA0-8REAST!O of Rabbi Abraham Chill. Charles 1 ciation of Temple Beth David. I • REAOY0 TO-COOK 10 TO 16 L.BS Bressler is vice-chairman. Also appointed were Mrs. Law After installation of the board. Fresh Hams WHOU rence Bertman and Mrs. Jordan the program for 1957 was dis- , Reuter. tickets:· Mrs. Joseph Lap cussed. Morris Kirshenbaum is atin. . [1·s. J esse Edenbaum and cha.irman. and Harry Tanenbaum, Mrs. Cy Goldenberg, publicity: co-chairman. of the committee for Mrs. Han-y Stairman. Mrs. Irving r,he 1957 jow·nal. Segal and Mrs. Ernest Coleman. refreshments: Mrs. Phi.lip Woled. Mrs. Peter Feinstein. Mrs. Stan ley Grayboyes_ Mrs. Charles Kil Mrs. Model to Speak be1·g and Mrs. Nathan Knaiger , decorations and prizes, and Mrs. At Donors Luncheon Bananas Reuter. telephone. Mrs. Harry Model will be guest speaker at the 12th annual donors HPrald classifieds get results! ·luncheon of the Providence Chap Yellow-Ripe Nutritious ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;:::::::::::;:: t.er of Mizrachi Women to be h eld on Monday at the Narragansett NEW LOW PRICE! Hotel. Mrs. Model is a member of the administrative and national boards of the organization. She has tJ·a\·elled extensively and h as . Tomatoes SELECTED RED-FIRM 2 ~l~29c vi ited Israel where she sa w the work of the Mizrachi Women . She 19c was appointed national hospitality Iceberg Lettuce lARGE HEAD chairman at the organization·s Spinach Wa,hed and 1 lB 4 oz PKG la t convention. Trimm•d EQUAl TO 2-1 0 OZ PKGS Mrs. Harry Yuloff will be chair When Your Car Needs man of the afternoon. and M;·s. A Friend ... Philip Plushner is general cha.ir man. The invocation will be given CALL ON US! by Mr . Morton Berkowitz. Mrs. . ····--- When your car runs smack Abraham Chill. president. will ex 1 into I.rouble. or when trouble tend greetings from the Providence Fish Sticks CAP'NJOHN'SFROZEN2 ~~~59c runs m ack into your car. drive Chapter. The benediction will he given by Mrs. Leon Chait. Enter- mNC:H RUED 2 9 QZ 29c ror have us tow itl to BOSTON I A&P Potatoes FROZEN PKGS RAD IATOR & BODY WORKS. tainment will be provided by Mrs. we·u iron out those crumpled ID a v1d Mermelstein. vocalist. She Iona Peas 2 1~~L2J<= fenders, restore that smashed will be accompa nied by Mrs. Moses Rosenberg. 1 front or rear in jig time .. . at A&P Corn ·wHOlE KfRNEl charges that are not hru·d to Mrs. Morris Lecht. honorary 2 ~1: 25<: take. president of the Cha pter and pres- 1 We Make Cars Like-New ident of the Union of Orthodox Sisterhoods. a nnounced that the ... FAST! luncheon . which will begin at Pep up your day witl, A&P's fine BOSTON 12 :30 P.M .. is kosher. Radiator & Body Works An informative a nd interesting brealclast foods at low, low pricesl 185 PINE STREET ga thering of community a nd na near Loew's St.a te Theatre tional news is available every - GA 1-262S - week in the Herald. Why not give .Supe r-Right Sliced, 53c omeone a ub cription? Bacon Fancy, Lean-1 LB PKG SUNNYBROOl< FRESH 49c EDWIN SOFORENKO Eggs GRADE "A" LARGE DOZ INSURANCE HOWARD S. GREENE Orange Juice FRESH UNDERWRITERS, CHlllEO co~:. 2~ 1 General Pancake Flour suNNYFlelo 2 PK~~ 23c Pancake Syrup AN~ PAGE 1 Pre oz c Insurance INC 12 oz bot 2'c IIOT 45 Counselors • PrlcN \MWft ii tlth ad tv•MtHd t~ Sit., Fffl-. 2 & ffffttlTI ift AlP SliP Sisterhood and Men~s Family ·circle Plans ·------.YOU GET ALL THREE ...... - 1957 - • Price • Quality CARAVAN TOURS Club to Meet Jointly Purim and Seder • Free Del-ivery ~ervice Make Your Shopping Easy A panel discussion , "The Age of Plans for the Gersh-Mandell JUST CALL Conflict", will ·be the program for Family Circle's annual Pu r i m EUROPE - the joint meeting of t he Men 's party and Passover Seder were GEORGE Club and Sisterhood of Temple discussed at t he meeting on J an . $698 TO $849 Beth Israel on Monday at 8: 15 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. BERLINSKY'S P .M. in the Temple vestry. The Bob Miller of Somerset Street. ROUND TRIP ON discussion will deal with teen The Purim party will be held on Kosher Meat Market agers and their problems from the March 16 at the h ome of Mr . and 208 Willard Avenue S.S. UNITED STATES paren ts' point of view. Mrs. Paul Gross, 187 Princeton Call DE 1-9595 Queen Mary - Queen Elizabeth Mrs. Anne Cowan , <;iirector of Avenue. Election of officers will All Expense - Personally Escorted the Oaklawn Training School for be held at the affair. The nomin WESTERN STEER BEEF Girls, will be moderator. Other ating committee includes Bob Mil U. S. Graded Choice 11 Countries ler. Stanley Tolchinsky and ·Paul ENGLAND • HOLLAND - BELGIUM panel m embers are George K atz, CHUCK-any cut lb. 59c LUXEMBURG • GERMANY executive director of Big Brothers Gross. Each of the members will 999 Brand, Vacuum Sealed SWITZERLAND • LIECHTENSTEIN of Rhode Island; R a ymond bring a por tion of the supper to FRANKFURTS Pkg. 75c AUSTRIA - ITALY • MONTE CARLO the Pur im party. FRENCH RIVIERA • FRANCE Houghton, president of the Rhode GENUINE - Book NOW - Island Guidance and Personnel The Seder will take place on STEER LIVER lb. 69c April 16. Officers will be installed Avoid Disoppointment Association, and Morton Coken , 999 Brand Midget advisor of U.S.Y. at Beth IsraeL at that time. Morris Koffman and SALAMI ~ Also Student and Other Tours Mrs. Harry Goldber g is chair Mr. Miller are chairmen of the .. FOR FURTHER IN F ORMATION Engaged - Dr. and Mrs. and BALONEY ~ AND RESERVATIONS m an of the even ing. affair. lb. 79c Manfred Stern of 771 West Fresh Kill~d, Native Call Anytime End Avenue, New York City Paul Gross won the raffle at the CAPONS lb. 39c ~ ISRAEL'S POPULATION J anuary meeting. Refreshments announce the engagement were served. Extra Large Farm Fresh Zelda Kou ff man JERUSALEM-Israel's> popula of their daughter, Gabrielle EGGS doz. 53c tion stands at 1,872.000, according Jeannette Stern, to David New Entrance to Willard Avenue Cranston Travel Service to the Ministry of Interior. This Try a Herald classified! On Prairie Avenue 801 PARK AVENUE • Regensteiner, son of Mr. WI 1-2652 WI 1-2814 includes 200,000 non-Jewish citi CRANSTON, R. I. zens. and Mrs. Ludwig Regena steine r a f 90 Woodstock ~-~~;;t#;...~;,:!;....~~,.t~ ;,.t;:r-~~,..;;.f~~,;;,t~,;:;,.,,",\. Lane, Cranston. Miss Stern Well, I don't know ... never thought ~ .,, mu~h about boys before. U_p to now my is a graduate of New York heart hos belonged to Daddy (and i I .,reAII ,,.. - For Boys - ~~ Uni versi ty; Mr. Regenste in Mommy) and that wonderful JAMES , r, .\•V--::..• q4'o ~- er is an alumnus of Brown KAPLAN , Inc. They hove the loveliest Uni versity. An April 27 gifts, you know ... for all occasions. I, ~ 5 - 16 ~~ wedding is planned. CAMP Fee: $450 ~~ I { Warren Walden to Be James Kaplan, Inc. t( Camp is located only 40 miles from Providence · ?• - JEWELERS - ;f in Pembroke, Mass. at the gateway to Cape Cod ~~ At B'nai B'rith Affair 250 Auburn St., Cranston '-, FOR FURTHER INFORMA T/ON OR /LLUSTRA TED ,' ST 1-0939 ST 1-0940 i~ BOOKLET, COMMUNICATE WITH : '~ W a r re n Walden , sportscaster • JEWELRY • CHINA • LUGGAGE WILLIAM- FALK, MR . AND MRS. JOSEPH HURVITZ, ~~ and sports director of WJAR-TV, e APPLIANCES e WA·TCH REPAIR ~ E · D. ,, will be the principal speaker at • DIAMONDS ~I Associate Director xecut,ve ,rectors ,, Industrial Discounts ~ 263 No rthup St., Cranston 26 Wallis Road, Chestnut Hill ,~ the second annual "Sportsman sh ip Ni gh t" progr am of Plan ta ;;::.'iWWQ~WWW~WQWQ~ 1? STuort 1-6338 Homestead 9-0060 ~- ~Mt"'IMt"'l~Mt"'lt"'lt"'l~Mt=IM• U ~ tions Lodge, B'nai B'rith , it was r..,,.~,.~~~!~~~,.._~;...<,.'-f-;:!-~.;:t,...~,;t,';1,.1,'~;t,".,"",'~~;,:!;,.t~,, announced by Raymond Surdut, The Oceanfront chairman . _ _ ATRICIAN T he affair will take place on $ Wednesday at 8 P . M. at Temple P HOT E_L Beth Sholom. Named as judges to NEW RANCH HOUSE Completely Air Conditioned c on s id e r awards for six high Private Beach • Pool sch ool studen ts are Mrs. Br uce UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT . Dining Room Bigelow, assistant dean of admis FEATURING Cocktail Lounge sions of Pembroke College; Miss Planned Entertainment June Aline RackliJfe, associate R. 1. 's MOST COMPLETE Newly Decorated r ec.reation director of the Provi Your Host : Providence's Own dence YWCA; Syd Cohen , sports MENU SANFORD SLE PKOW editor of the Herald, and H. Web prepared by the famous_ New management Al Schwartz & Sand Slater ster Youlden of the Providence J ournal-Bulletin, former sports On the Ocean at 37th St. Miami Beach editor of that newspaper. ANTONIO PISANI Trophies will be awarded to a .'ormerly al the Taunton Inn's famous h igh school boy and girl. Honor Herring Run Room Miami Beach Hotels able mention will go to two other boys and two girls. and "RICKY" The committee for the aaffir formerly of Sullivan's Steak House and Motels includes Alvin Ecker, social chair WI 1-2652-0NE CALL ... DOES IT ALL-WI 1-2814 man;_ Martin Uffer and Lawrence Waldman , refreshmen ts; M a r - 36 IJJ~ IJJllVtJlJL [~ Complete Free Service sh all Weiss, publicity, and Mor ton Paige, basic arrangements. INCLUDING SUCH RARE GOURMET'S DELICACIES AS IMMEDIATE CONFIRMATIONS The a ff air is open to t,he public. Lobster Frn Diavolo - Partridge i11 Coco/le, a la Godard Official Rates-Absolutely No Extra Charges High school students are especi Sm.tie' R ainbow B rook Trout, Amandine "All Leading Hotels Persp nally Inspected" ally urged ~o attend. Soft Sh ell Crabs - Squab - Pheasant AMERICANA PATRICIAN SAN MARINO ALGIERS FONTAINEBLEAU SAXONY Chateaubriand B011q11 etierre - many others BELAIR LOMBARDY SHERRY FRENTENAC ~ nGATES' - AN D M ORE T H AN 20 A LA CARTE DESSERTS - BETS.Y ROSS LUCERNE SEA ISLE CADILLAC MERCURY SEVILLE CASABLANCA MONTE CARLO 5HELBORNE Generous Portions - Surprisingly Low Prices CARAVAN NATIONAL SORRENTO COLONIAL INN NAUTILUS SHORE CLUB CORAL REEF PROMENADE SOVEREIGN N)!JII)) DELMONICO RITZ PLAZA SURFSIDE PLAZA Complete Family Dinners Dinner Served Daily DI LIDO ROYAL YORK VENDOME Served Sunday EDEN ROC ROBERT RICHTER VERSAILLES A MEW LUXURY RESORT from 5 P. M. EMPRESS SAN IOUCI MOTElf HOLL VWOOD BEACH - PALM BEACH - AND MANY OTHERS Banquet & Party Facilities Sunday from l 2 Noon Air Transportation-Eastern and Other Lines · SPREAD OVER SEVEN ACRES Private Parties up to 600 - CRUISES and TOURS Everywhere - LOW SEASON RATES MOWf CAR RINTAL.S - HAVE CAR MEET YOU AT AIRPORT OR STATION. New! Fabulous supperclub Hors d'Oeuvres Served DANCING CONCORD - GROSSIHGERS - LAURELS danclnr - entertainment - pool - tennis cqurt - com nightly- 7:30 to 9 :30 FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY OCEANSIDE - MAGNOLIA - BIRCHTOFT - NEVELE plete recreational facllltles! - CALL ANYTIME - Coffee Shop, ff'otel rooms, apartment and efficiencies. Air conditioned - heated. Your Hostess . EVA MAHAN farnierly with the Taunton Inn and Barnstable (Cope Cod) Inn ZELDA KOUFFMAN - - Special Rate, far Canventian1 CRANSTON TRAVEL SERVICE On Route A 1A between Miomi 801 Park Av_e., Cranston WI 1-2652 - WI 1-2814 Beoch ond Hollywood For Reservations - EL 1-6699 Open Saturdays - Evening Appointments Hallandale Beach, Florida " No Extra Charges" ' Witte or telephone Hollondele J-1121 1460 HARTFORD AVENUE, Johnston ~WQW~WQ~WQ~ JI Herald ads offer a buying mar When looking for a gift for For the best results-use Her- 1 l I ket of 35,000. someone hard to please - give a ald classified ads! year's subscription to the Jewish :; ------iz"..... --- CLA s·S I FI ED Herald. 0>... OPPORTUNITIES C lassilied Advertising Rates: 8c per WANTED ..; word: $1.50 minimum for 18 words. 25c discount if paid before inser· - 1, 2 and 3 Family tion. Call UNion 1-3709. Deadline ~or Your Wednesday noon. Houses EAST SIDE--57 Rochambeau Avenue, Have Customers Waiting 41h rooms; oil heat; modern. Rent o/ .JJ.earlj S70. Available March 1. Phone DE With Cash! i-n42. Saturday and Sunday call UN 1-3882. - FREE APPRAISALS - - CALL-;- GROCERY AND VARIETY STORE - on Valentine 'J)a'I Doing S20,000 annually. Must sell, other interests. Asking $1700. Call Sunday throug!' yu~ay, WI 1-3841. SAM RIDDELL Whatever the Occasion ... 79 Bu.rlington Street WOMAN WANTED to live in, to help afternoon luncheon _or eve care for woman iust out of hospital. Just off Hope ning formal ... You'll agree Good salary. C~II .PA,. 3-. PA 2-6683 GA 1-8814 that an unusual bracelet, SECRETARY with knowledge of book 24 4 Hr. Aut omatic Answering Service 0 e kffping, wanted by Temple Emanuel. "Do Business With a Live \Vire set with lustrous p a r I s , Call Mrs. Brodsky, DE 1-1616, Sunday brilliant diamonds or fiery morning or Monday through Thurs day. opals, provides a touch of Guest Soloist - Mrs. Lester REGISTERED PRACTICAL N U RS E distinctive beauty she is would desire 8--hour duty. If conven FINAL sure to admire . Friedman will be soloist at ient, five--day week .. Monday through a meeting of the Sisterhood Friday. Good r.efe.re~ces. GA l-4658. You' re cordially in,ited to inspect Iii our collection. 0 of Temple Emanuel, which EAST SIDE, off Hope--Room in private z wi II be held on Monday at home. Private entrance, phone, tile Iii bath. PL 1-6496. SALE Q 1 P. M . in observance of .. POTTERS AVENUE, off - Pleasant ... Jewish Music Month. Ac three-room apartment. Refris;f'?rator, We offer you the balance 0 (}ibaon~ companist is Mrs. Euge~e stove, venetians, private porch. Third c=: floor. 29 Croyland Road. WI 1-4420; of our winter stock at fur 182 Wayland Ave. GA 1-7522 Field. Mrs. Jacob Hohenem GA 1-11S7. =-- ther reduced prices. ser is chairman of day, and POTTERS AVENUE, near Prairie-Four rooms, first fl oor; oil heat. HO 1-S675 Mrs. Alfred Abrams is hos or RE 7-S5S3. tess. COATS - SUITS RE: Editor's Mailbox DRESSES TO HEAR HAIR STYLIST The Herald has r e c e i ,. e d Gowns & Cocktails Albert Einstein BBG will pre many letters concerning Beryl sent a noted hair stylist at a Se.gal's column on the Jewis h meeting on Monday at 7 :30 P . M. Community Center and t h e about ½ Off at the South Side Center. All BBG resignation of Morris Kritzman and more members are invited to attend. as its executive direct-Or. Although we were unable to publish the letters this week, Sizes 10-44-14!/2-22 ½ John P. Carney they will appear in subsequent PET ITS--JUNIORS Let Experts House Cleaning issues of the Herald. put your car in shape Floorr-Washed, Waxed & Polished again! - PAlNT WASHING - I ~IBI 204 NEW YORK AVENUE 133 Washington St. Your car suffered any traffic Providence scars lat-ely? Let our expert col HO 1-2693 Army Admits lision repair men go to work on (Continued from Page 1) :\1ayflower Hotel Ll--tose bashed-in bumpers, bat F irst Ave .. had been screened by P lymouth. Mass. Hollywood Beach Hotel tered grills, smashed fenders Army intelligence and approved Th.a ye,. at Hollywood Beach. Florida and broken frames. You'll see +~··············~ LINGERIE, BLOUSES, + for d istribution t-here. Angell St. a big change in a hurry at a : JEWELRY, ACCESSORIES: Writ.ers for the paper include real reasonable price! We've got + Department + L'.lj o~ Marschalko·, who was de t he skill and precision tools pori ed from the U. S. in 1951 as to • - BY - • make smashed-up autos gleam - --an active p:·o-Nazi:· according like new again! See us NOW. . .to immigraUC;n authorities. fRANK f. SWARTZ _Ajjocialej i {J/oria Coh en i BOSTON + localed at + E Radiator & Body Works + Kavanagh's Oval Room + Beth 1 Sisterhood UNITED LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. • 750 East Avenue. Pawtucket + 185 PINE STREET • o n the City Line • To Hold Musicale near Loew-'s State The.atre + Distinctive STYLI NG at + ANNOUNCE THE REMOVAL OF A " February Musicale .. will be - GA 1-2625 - + Moderate Prices + ~ held by the Sisterhood of T emple THE IR OFFICES TO .~...... Beth El on Monday as a celebra tion of J ewish Music Month. The guest artists for the day are Mrs. 7 44 HOPE STREET Madeline T alamo. Providence pia ANNA SANDBERG, M.D. nist, graduate of New England corner Rochambeau Avenue ANNOUNCES THE OPEN ING OF AN OFFICE Conservatory and student of Viv Providence 6, R. I. ian Revkin: and Mr. David Laur FOR THE PRACTICE OF PEDIATR ICS ent. baritone, member of Music AT Department of Brown University On Or About February 15 314 ANGELL STREET 2nd also a member of the choir of T emple Beth El. . . . With the Some Familiar Phone Numbers . . . ~ROVI0ENCE, RHODE ISLAND Mrs. Louis J . Symonds is hospi TELEPHONE : tality chairman for the meeting. DE 1-2244 DE 1-224S HOU~S IY MPOINTMENT GASPEE 1- 7~32 which will be conduct.ed by Mrs . Edmund Waldman. first vice-pres ident of the Sisterhood. A coffee For the Convenience of Our C li ents .. hour ·will start at 12 :45 P .M. and t he meeting at I :30 P .M . W e Will Maintain In Our New Home THE PERFECT PAIR ... ONE OF THE MOST .. . Your Appetite a nd a Couple or Lester·s Sandwiches. The Passover Journal will be You·11 ackle the rest of the day·s routine with renewed zest MODERN INSURANCE OFFICES i_. ucd a gain this year. it was an a fter enjoying these really GOOOOOD Sandwiches. A meal nounced at a mcetinl! of the La in itself! Try ·em and see. bor Zionist Poale Zion held last IN RHODE ISLAND Sunday a the Strand Building. • • • t. • Away from the Congested Downtown Area ' -~ S l ":"1/0A \" BRl' NCH Mannml! T esscr of WJAR-TV • Easily Reached from All Sections .•., ·,., LESTER KESSLER'S w ill be l!Uf'~t spcakPr at the annual ·· Pathcr and Daughter Brunch .. • With Ample Parking Facilities - . · f KORNER DELICATESSEN on Sunday at 11 A. M. at the M:r f:JI 122 Orms Street Corner Davis Street iam Hospital. During th affair. a preSf!nlly located al 54 Cu,tom HouSf! Street, Pro•idence MAnning 1-S888 presentation or a spinet piano wlU ~;: i-4 .., be made to the hos pital. Occupation in the Sinai ONE MAN1 S OPINION Every oocupa1ion force has prohlems, JJ. wlly p.l)YlmloRirnl -and s0cial ones whid1 no1 e,,en 1he he. 1 of plmwing cau for;-ee. Tho-se oj a Jewish army in pos~.. ~Jon of A rah 1erri10ry are .,p<,rinl indeed. EJ--A rish, an odoriferou.~ nmd-walled e.xnmple of Egypiian moder11- Of These Things We Must i.ty--a1 once 1he adminis1m1fre rnpiwl aJ1d hashfab-1-muggli'fl.~ cen- 1er of 1he inai peninrnla---rypifies se1•eral of 1Jiem. · Be Sure One is !raterniution. N o, n ot the boy-girl kind. Bu t the Je\':-.., are a friendly people. So a.re the Ar:)bs when there is no on;, around to st oke the fires of their hatreds. TIP re,;ulr ls that fol"\" :mingle in the streets and public places c,I this iown of some "'n. · The hour= o latJe Jor a tele counteracl. the .UUI proJl'&.,...-....nda.. inhabirants in the easy, matter-of-fact way f j)('Ople ~·ho haw• pllone calL Wben th telepbone W c h-ave m ch con-nncing hi d-0 in k"llown each otJ1er all their ll\·es. d - ring at ch :an hour :,ou our own midst. Aft,er- 311 is said exJ)ect th worse. Bftd ne-o; . An :and done. Israel TIU .somehow sur- There is 11otl1ing budds-buddy in Jewish-Arab relal.fon- .-\, ,mergency? _ ~s mind- were tbe."e-- -rive 'tlith 11t the good lOll of this .Jew doesn' t trust an Arab am· further than he can ,lwow one fore unste>1ds when J lifned the or th:a.t- prof-e:sso,r nt it <.'.a.nn t over his shoulder. A11d it \\iil be a Jong. long tlme hefore an reoover. :and ms vo was a.ii stand np for ru1t d-a_,- without our .\rab evidences genuinely irhwdly f~l\J.gs to" ·-wd li .kw. t;._q tei:L But th vo'ice of tne caller own belie.f in its insliec. at tl1 otller end sounde'l:l even Israel ,nlJ s=d or :fa.ll PY me .But thi- Arab I'i'Specl:s his Jewish conqueror llS h,• N'-"P<'·ds SJ\.'°· nm up,,---eL than min It was a. sn-em,'1h of our .tsJtb m the ls.nd one ~tronger tb:i.."I him;;elf. partknla.rty whe.n ilu.t ..,_treng"ih is bds. though she mentioned 2nd th -peopl snd the trnih of _proved as conclu.~wl.), a.,; ii was by tht> daulin._~·l_y qnk k ~i,u.i ,md 'its w.ay- We cs=ot tire of :repes.1. cant~ ~~~~~e!l~eiM~M~M~~~~it:'l~M~MiM~M;M~M~M~M~M;N~M~M~M~M;M~M~M~M~~~~ : :ti ~ FLORENCE'S i .. 'I ' : Dressmaking and Alterations . ' : : ' ' : • Women • Teen Agers • Tots : "'I Repairi ng - Reweaving - Zippers Replaced :: Engaged - Mr. and Mrs. Engaged - Mr. and Mrs. 0 ;;. A lexander Gladstone of 212 Abel Gold of 109 Central Oakland Avenue announce Avenue, Seekonk, Mass. an 852 Park Avenue, Cranston -ff: the engagement of t h e i r nounce the engagement of UUU~UU~UQQAUUUU~~ ~ daughter, Rochell e Glad- their daughter, M iss Gilda := ' stone, to Arthur S. Rubin, Gold, ta Louis Brody, son of ~ son o f Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mrs. Clara Brod of 442 ander Rubin of 70 Chatham Prairie Avenue, and the late Road, Cranston. Both Miss Ben jamin Brody. M iss Gold, BERNICE-! Gladstone and her fiance who attended Hope High of HOPE STREET .... are graduates o f Hope High School, is a student at Fin ""<,-.... I School. an's Beauty Cu lture School, our g reat end-of-Season Pawtucket. Her fiance at tended Hope High and has served with the U. S. Navy. CLEARANCE He is in the Police Reserves on all winter merchandise of Providence. C URRE T FASHIO STAKE FROM STOCK (Continued from Page -i l Mrs. Norman Weber was matron DRESSES and 1 of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss /3 to ½ Marvin Broomfield. both of Provi Ca rol Manekofsky. another sister dence. Michael and Bruce Reuter. of the bride. and Miss Marilyn SPORTSWEAR OFF nephews of the bridegr oom . were Yoi; ino ff. the bridegroom·s sister. rin g bearers. The bridesma id wore blue and The bride wa graduated from pink gowns. Open th e ·a tha n-Ha le School of Moo Best m an was Marvin Manekof Open dus. Conn. a nd attended Cornell Thursday sky. brot h er of the bride. Ushe rs Every Un iversity. Mr. Reuter wa grad included J erry and Alan Manekof Till uated from tJ1e Un i\·e1-si ty of Con sky. also brothers of the bride. a nd Monday necticut : received h is master's de Allen Reffkin . Carl Dubinsky. Nor 9 P.M. gree at Brown Uni\·e1-sity. a nd is m a n Weber and Leon Lebman. pre~ently attending North western T he mother of the bride chose Hope St. Bus Stops at our Door University Medical Sch ool. wher e a pink cockta il length cire of la ce Free Par kin g lot Ne:rt to Store he is president of Phi Delta Ep- with a satin bustle-bmv. The bride- ! ilon fratern ity. T he couple will 1·es ide in Chi , •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• b cago. Ill. • • T Yosinoff-Manekofsky In a cand lelight ceremony a t even o·clock on Dec. 23 in LhP i 6th SEMI-ANNUAL A iA Cran ton J ewish Center. Mi M il dred Manekofsky. daughter of i\lr. • • a nd !\!rs. Charles S . Ma nekofsky of Methy l Stree t. becam e t he bride of Richard Lewis Yosinoff. eam a n a p;Jren tice. U.S .N .. som of Mr. and i SALE! ! K'l rs. Peter Yosinoff of Homer S treet. Rabbi Morris Schussheim :+ Herbert Brozcn Announces His Sixth Semi- :+ officiated . G iven in m a rriage by her father. : Annual Sale of fine Winter Clothing and Furnish- : t he bride wore a gown of Chantilly + ings. Here you. will find wonderful aai,ings all + , lace a nd t ulle over a t in . m ade with a Queen Anne col.l ar a11d : from our regular stock. Shop Nole in the mod : i itled hod ice a ccented with eed + lashionable store.. + pearls a nd sequ in . a nd a tiered kirt ending in a long u·ain . A : crown of pearl held her fingertip + Open Dc1 il y 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 Reg. $5.95 &, $6.95 .: • ilk illu ion vei l. a nd he carrii?d + -Friday Eve nings 'til 9! All Fancy + a Bible with orchids a nd teph a n- ot1s. ·· : Free Park in g in our Wayland C d Sl cks : Miss J oan Manekof ky. 1s t.er of + Sq uare Parkin g Lot Between Ot Utoy a + the bride. was m aid of honol'. a nd + W ayland Avenue and Butler : •+ Avenue on Medway Street- Sizes lf:2 Price + W JAR -- "THE ETERNAL LIGHT" : Through to W aterman Street. :6 to I 8 : Every Sunday-12:30 to 1:00 P. M. : : Sunday, Febru~ry 3 "The Man Who Hated God" i ,~::~ ~~ ~~~~' i i ------i : 194 Wc1ylc1nd Avenue .•. At Wc1ylc1nd Squa re . .. UN 1-1926 · i L ...... ; Mrs. Weiner , president, an ~ Auxiliary Plans nounced that nomination of offi cers will take place at the next ....,. Exeter Party meeting . ~ · Mrs. Jack Resnick was named Mah-Jongg and other games • chairman of a party to be given at were played following the business ,... the Exeter School in March, at meeting. Mrs. Chernov and Mrs. ~ a meeting of the Sackin-Shocket Robert Penn served refreshments. < Auxiliary, Jewish War Veterans, ; held last Monday. Mrs. Resnick BOARD MEETS cc will be assisted by Mrs. Louis Reports of the luncheon com- r.i Weiner and Mrs. Philip Chernov. mittee were given at a committee ,_ '"" Mrs. Resnick, who was also and- board meeting of the Ladies ,.;- chairman of the Auxiliary's recent Auxiliary of the Rabbinical Col Emergency Service ~ cake sale, presented a report on lege of Telshe on Jan: 15 at the Always Available! ; the event and expressed apprecia- home of Mr. Joseph Young, 21 '"" tion to those who contributed to Sessions Street. A luncheon pre- Whether it's an accident on • it. ceded the meeting. a lonely road in the middle of the night, rely on us to ·come to ~ ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;::;;;;.;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, the rescue, ANYTIME! We're prepared to help you 24 hours r.l a day. = YOUR ONE-STOP Established rates assure you of reasonable cost for our ser =00 OFFICE SUPPLY .. vices. Tape our phone number HOUSE inside your glove compartment. ==...r.l r.l BOSTON 0 z ~moom Rodiotor & Body Works r.l c:l Mr. and Mrs. S. Harold Reuter, who were married last week 185 PINE STREET . OfflCE ' SUPPLY Ct me. near Loew's State Theatre .. at the Synagogue Adath Israel, Middletown, Conn. Mrs. ; ·----111n::1• 37 BROAD ST. JA 1-5800 GA 1-2625 Free Parking In Rear Reuter is the former Miss Stephanie Sprecher. f FREE DELIVERY SERVICE =._r.l ______Irving A. Ackerman, General ·.Manager ,J Brandeis Offers ~ ------~ ...... ~ ...... ~~ .... ~ ...... Freshmen Aid BROWN UNIVERSITY KELLER'S Kosher Meat Market : w AL THAM, MASS. - Incoming Extension Division 184½ Willard Avenue JA 1-0960 • freshmen of "exceptional promise" Spring Lecture Series who enter Brandeis University in SPECIAL THIS WEEKEND-While They Last September will be eligible for na Commencing the week of February 4, 1957 Pickled TONGUE lb. 50c tional scholarships with stipends Applications now being received for courses in ART (Painting); Any Cut Tender, Plump Fresh Killed Daily of $1500, it was announced today BOTANY (Plant Functions); ENGLISH AND LITERATURE CHUCK AA Steer lb. 59c CHICKENS lb. 29c by Dr. Ab.ram L. Sachar, president (Effective English Writing, Improvement of Reading, Journal Select BROILERS of the University. ism, Public Speaking, Voice and Diction, Workshop in Creative STEER LIVER lb. 69c 2 Killings for the Price of 1 Scholarships will be awarded for Writing, Shakespeare); GEOGRAPHY (Europe Today)-; HIS BREAST OF VEAL lb. 35c Any Cut study in the University's four TORY (Armenian Civilization); INTERNATIONAL RELA I, For FREE DELIVERY VEAL CHOPS lb. 69c fields of concentration, the Schools TIONS (The Modern Far East); MATHEMATICS (Topics in To All Parts of the City, of Humanities, Social Science, including Garden City, Cranston - Remember: "The Proof of the Pre-College Mathematics); MODERN LANGUAGES (Armenian. and all suburban areas Pudding Is In the Eating" - Creative Arts, and Science. French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Portuguese Industrial Increase Listed as 24 % An Increase of 24 % in 1956 net operating earnings after taxes to an all-time high of $3,299,905 and the transfer of $4,000,000 to sur plus, were reported by president T. Dawson Brown at the annual The Concord's radiant meeting of the shareholders of heated Indoor Tropica l Pool Industrial National Bank, held last - supervi sed by Buster AND WINTER FUN week. Mr. Brown also announced Crabbe, Olympic swimming the retirement as chairman of the champ and TV star. AT THE FABULOUS board of directors of Walter F. Farrell. Mr. Farrell will continue Hold tight! It's a lhrllllng to serve as a director and member ride .. . with no walking of the executive committee, Mr. back, !hanks to our Brown said. Toboggan Tow. Mr. Brown reported that the board of directors voted to transfer HOTEL $4.000,000 from undivided profits to surplus. increasing the total of Kiamesha Lake, New York capital and surplus to $35,000,000. BUDDY HACKETT, Only 81 mi/es 1~m N. Y. C. JOHNNI E RAY, AND "This action", said Mr. Brown, JACKI E MILES are just a Write direct for particulars or consult your "will Increase our lending limit to few of the many stars who Local Travel Agent or call Monticello, N.Y. 1140 entertain regularly 1n $3,500.000 and permit us to meet SEND FOR SPECIAL " HONEYMOON PROGRAM" the Increasing credit demands of lhe Cord llllon Room. Ray Parker, General Manager large Rhode Island corporations." PASSOVER - APRIL 15 TO APRIL 23. MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS IMMEDIATELY. .. sportsmanship. 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