\0 _;11-LIAM G. eRAuoE 1-1aRAR'f I "-" £,\ ~ 029Qb OF. TEMPLE BETH•E~ tf"~ e,n\,C> f'l\'I.' a .o e r,_'1 e • ~ 'J O Q"t'cn?.Sli \ · C C> t\• ~ ., . J ~r o"\(\et\ - ' ,.... ) AJC Asks End Of Military Chaplaincy; " Replacement By Civilian Chaplains j' RHOD·E. i MIAMI - The American believe must certainly be no less Jewish Congress, an advocate of ind e pendent , ' ' the resolution i. '\ ISLAN:D church-state separation, called added. today for termination . of the In an interview, Leo Pfeffer, military chaplaincy system and the organization's special counsel THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEW/SH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. its replacement by civilian and an authority on church-state chaplains paid by their respective law, said the Supreme Court had faiths. never decided the question of the VOL . Lil, NO. 13 FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1968 15¢ PER COPY 16 PAGES F iv e h u n d r e d delegates c o n s tit u t i o n a lit y of m Uitary unanimousl y approved a chaplains. The reason for this, he resolution on this issue at the said, is that taxpayers seeking to organizatlon•s national biennial challenge the practice in the convention~ at the Doral Country courts have been held to be Club. without legal standing to sue. The resolution asked the He noted that the Supreme National Council of Churches, the C our t was now considering National Confer ence of Catholic whether taypayers had the legal B i s ho p s and the Synagogue right to challenge an expenditure Council of America - the of Federal funds on th€ ground r e pres e nt a ti ve body of the that such spending violated the rabbinic and congr egational arms principle of church-state of the three branches of Judaism separation. - to ask the Administration for Mr. Pfeffer, a professor of "an orderly termi nation" of the constitutional law at Long Island ] present chaplaincy system. University, said the use by the "Religion," the resolution state of priests to bolster the said, "must always r emain the moral of soldiers in war went guardian· o f t h e nation's l back to ancient. times. He noted cons cience and the moral judge of that the Book of Deuteronomy tts actions. It cannot fulfill that contained a reference to it. He s acred r esponsibility if it is at noted also that the Biblical the same time the handmaiden of prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah had gov er nm ent." strongly opposed the military Th e · action r eflected an policies of the state. inc r e asin g discontent among "It is this confiict between t religious groups with the idea of s up port of the state and AT GJC DINNER: At the head table of th General Jewish Committee Initial Gifts dinner held on Wednesday spiritual leader s serving in adherence to conscience that evening were, seated, left to right, Samuel Medoff, chairman Initial Gifts, Woonsocket; Joe Thaler, Initial uniform ln the Vietnam war, represents the dilemma of many Gifts chairman; Robert A. Riesman, general campaign chairman, and Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman, guest which m -a ny clergymen oppose on military chaplains," Mr. Pfeffer speaker. Standing, left to right, ,are Joseph Galkin, executive director of the GJC; Philip Macktez, chairman, moral grounds. The Christian said. "They feel a sacred Woonsocket campaign; Harry A. Schwartz, chairman Initial Gifts committee, Pawtucket; Ben Sinel, chair­ Century, a leading Protestant obligation to minister to the man, Pawtucket campaign; Judge Frank Licht, GJC presient, and Merrill L. Hassenfeld, honorary president. weekly, has urged church groups rel i gious needs of soldiers to reconsider their position on engaged in battle. But they can the chaplaincy question. effect this only by accepting a General Jewish Committee Raises Recently the student bodies of mllltary rank, military pay and the rabbinic training school at military discipline from the $903,000 At Initial Gifts Dinner Yeshiva University, which is political state. Implicit in this is Orthodox, and the Jewish the obligation to support the ~, \ "Noboctv raised money last peace ... The total Arab strength arms , personnel and equipme nt to ,··: Th e olog ical S e minary of military policies of that state." ~~, year, you just poured it out," i s now higher than lt was I ast Egypt. America, Conservative, ended ~ ~aid Rabbi Herbert A. Friedman May," he said, "and Israel is Rabbi Friedman ended by their self-imposed draft of newly r at the General Jewish Committee much· weaker than it was last saying, "You stretched ln 1967. o rd a i n e d r ab b i s into the Claim Desecration " Initial Gift s dinner held June. . . Israel ls s tronger in This year the same ls required. chaplaincy service. They Wednesday evening at the home of conviction and support, and it has All the regular money is needed replaced it with a voluntary Of Moslem Shrines Max Alperin. better borders, but in terms of and a few million dollars more." program of mtlitary service as This year, Rabbi Friedman hardware, it is much les s A major announcement was UNITED NATIO:NS, N.Y, - A chaplains. docum 9nt containing photographs continued, Israel is stil 1 at war prepared.'' made at the meeting by Judge On the other hand, some and the same emergency exists Frank Licht, GJC president, that purporting to show evidence of Thus far, according to Rabbi Jewish spiritual leaders have Israeli desecreation of Moslem as did last year during the Six­ the United Jewish Appeal Friedman, "Israel has had 19 called it a "moral imperative" shrines and Christian churches Day conflict. years of armistice and one year age n c I e s of Pawtucket, for newly ordained .rabbis to Woonsocket and Newport had and cemeteries in the Israel of cease fire . . . The casualty serve as counselors to Jews in sector of Jerusalem since 1948 $903,000 has been raised thus merged with the General Jewish far by the General Jewish rate keeps mounting; there have the armed forces. was made public recently. been half as many casualties Committee of Providence to form In their resolution, the Committee in its 1968 campaign. "a total united committee for the The document, subml.tted by A mass meeting will be held by since the war as there were delegates said the nation's Jordan to Secretary Gen~ral U during it - mos of them State of Rhode Island." Newport, newspapers "can be the GJC at the Sheraton-Biltmore which has already run its Thant on April 19, was prepared Hotel on Thu~sday, June 6. military, some civilian. We have c o n s c i e n t i o u s and truthful bY - "The Institute for Palestine lost 10 aircraft in fighting. Do campaign, will run its next year's reporters of military events and ''Logically," continued Rabbi campaign with the other cities. Studies." _ you call that peace?" And he effective critics of military The Institute describes itself Friedman, executive vice added, firing on the Suez Canal Also speaking at the dinner policy because they are not chairman of the United Jewish were Robert A. Riesman, general as "an independent non-profit had started just the night financed by the Government and Arab research organization not Appeal, "you should pour out before." chairman of the campaign; Joe their reporters neither bear more money; emotionally, no. . . Thaler, Initial Gifts chairman, jl.ffiliated to any government, military rank nor are paid by the political party or group, devoted But one year_ later there is no The Russians, the rabbi said, and Merrill L. Hassenfeld, Government. peace whatsoever, nor any sign of are supplying more and more honorary president of the GJC. to a better understanding of the "Religion and chaplains, we Palestine problem.'' AT TEMPLE SINAI t Along The Yellow _Brick Road With Changes By CELIA ZUCKERBERG • • • There are about 70 of them, piece orchestra will play for the ranging in age from 6 up through production. the teens.- There is noise, there Mem'Jers of the cast include seems to be utter confusion. The Joan Segal, announcer; Janet adults shake their heads • • • it Roseman, Dorothy; Phil Sadler, doesn't look like anything other Strawman; · Scott Bander, Tin than maybe a teen-age sit-in. Man; Peter Fellman, Lion; Rob­ Particularly with some of the ert Morse, Wizard; Nancy White, costumes they're wearirtg. Good Witch; Lori Solinger, Bad But on Saturday, May 25 at Witch; Andy Segal, Mayor; Marc 7:30 p.m., and Sunday, May 26, at Berkowitz, Coroner. The leaders 2:30 p.m .•, at Pilgrim High School of the Munchkins are Sue Wexler, in Warwick, members of Temple Sue Gertz, Michael Abrams and Sinai's youth groups (the Rebels Alan S:idler. and Crafty), the members of the In charge of the dance ar­ temple Sunday school, and the rangements is Janice Abrams. adults of Tem~le Sinai, under the The dancers are Janice, Ann direction of Edward Davidson will Bender, .Margie Berko, · Stu Bla­ present what undoubtedly will be zer, Ellen Block, Sharon Jacobs, an extremely well-done and Ellen Halperin, Michael Nathans, . pleasant version of the Wizard of Robert Morse and Lois Roth. Oz ••• with changes. Jerry Gorden arranged the char­ According to Mr. Davidson, acter dances and Mrs. Wendy this Wizard of Oz is different Billig was the musical director than the ordinary _production. New for the "Munchkins. songs and dances have been added Those who woFked behind the as well as a corps de ballet. 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There's no time to beat nation and they're strug­ -- around the bush. gling to keep it from be­ Look at today's head­ ing torn down. lines. The Six-Day War is The story has not over. But the emergency changed since last June. is not. That desperate fight These immigrants But now, in the after- Yes, we know you gave forexistencesaved Israel have escaped from perse- math of war, the people generously before. But from obliteration but cution and deprivation of Israel can no longer the need is greater than <' drained her funds. In the for a new life in IsraeL help provide everything ever. meantime, thousands of They need food, shelter, necessary. . And the immigrants immigrants are flooding medicine, clothing, educa- The,people of Israel are our responsibility. in from all over the world. tion, rehabilitation. are, struggling to build a Give. Israel Emergency Fund of the UJA Give More Than Before 1968 GENERAL JEWISH COMMITTEE CAMPAIGN Now In Full Swing .. Give With Your Heart

STATE-WIDE MASS MEETING, Memorial for Israel's Six Days War . THURSDAY EVENING, June 6, Sheraton - Biltmore Ballroom I ~

6 ~l_!ODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY,1 MAY 24, 1968

- ~ materials that history is being made. 'Ille · events may be ordinary in our own eyes today, but they will assume tremendous ~ '.,\:-.=t., FROM F-RIDAY TO FRIDAY significance to those who will ~ ' read about them twenty-five THE ONLY ENGLISH JEWISH WEEKLY IN R I AND SOUTHEA ST MASS years or fifty years later. R.I. Jewish Historical Association And if you have materi-al Published EYe,y WNli By The relating to, organizations now Jewl1h l'Nu Publi1hing Company Box 6063, Providence, R.I . 02904 Telephone 724-0200 ex-tf.nct, any papers of man no PLANT AND OFFICE: HERALD WAY, OFF WEBSTER ST., PAWT., II.I. 02861 longer with us, any newspaper By . Beryl#·Segal clippings of events of Jewish aUA ZUCKERBERG ...... , ...... • ...... Managing Editor Interest that took place anywhere . The first president of the Lasker. His life and his work is in Rhode Island, please send them Rhode Island Jewish Historical remembered by Rabbi Meir to the Historical Association. The Second Oa11 Postage Paid al Pro~idence, Rhode Island Association, David C. Adelman, Lasker, of Philadelphia, a son of '.iubscription Rates: Fifteen Cenll the copy; By Mail, $6.00·por annum; outside New England, $7.S0 per an­ Library will preserve all of them ' died during the year. His image the teacher, and Beryl ~gal. The num. Bulle rates on request. The Herald 011ume1 subscriptions are continuous un'-11 notified to the contrar, for future studies. in writing. will stand in front of every one many students of Reb Hyman The Annual Iy1eeting of the who knew him at the Annual Lasker will want to read this The Herald auumH no flnanci~l1 responilbility for typographical erron in advertisemenll, but will reprint Historical Association this year that part of the advertisement in which the typographical error occun. Advertisers will pleaM notify the Meeting of the association. article and reminisce. will take place on. the afternoon of managemen_t immediately of any error which may occur. David C. Adelman was not Rabbi William G. Braude Sunday, May 26, at the John only one of the founders of this writes in his inimitable way about soc i e t y which collects and Brown House. As at previous FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1968 the three Synagogues which Annual Meetings the Association preserves and records the events Temple Beth El has built in of Jewish interest ln the state, will hear this year Dr. M'alcolm Providence since 1877: It is H. Stern of Philadelphia. He will but he al so · gave direction to the imposslble to impart the essence A Step Toward Peace? Historical Association and he set speak on the Genealogy of a of his paper called "We Look Jewish Family in Old Newpor~. a pattern for the publication of Back." You hav~ to read it. Egypt's declaration that she is prepared to move toward a Historical Notes. The volume also carries Rabbi Malcolm Stern ls the Titis pattern is: Middle East settlement in which Arab concessions might precede pictures of Adelman, of the New author of many articles and books Nothing that is of historical Providence Conserva·tive ·on American Jewish History. H~ the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Arab lands is, on the face value to the Jews of the state ts Synagogue in 1921, of the Home of is not only a member of the of i't, a positive step toward peace. Heretofore, the Arabs have to be left out of the library or the the Congregation Sons of Israe·I American Historial Society, but' insisted on prior withdrawal of Israeli forces . . Notes. t and David (Temple Beth El) also of the Society in England. Eve r y even t mus t be between the years 18 77 - 1883, Recently he was made a But the sincerity of Egypt's gesture toward peace is cast into substantiated by careful research and of Hyman Lasker and his Fellow of the American Society of and study before it may be wife. doubt by the manner in which Cairo chose simultaneously to Genealogists. printed in the Notes. A Volume of Historical Notes We hope you can - come· on publicize an alleged agreement to open discussions with Am­ History must not be colored to read and to keep on the shelves Sunday afternoon· and listen to bassador Jarring at the United Nations. The Egyptians have irri­ by personal opinions, nor biased of the home libr ary. Rabbi Stern as well as to the tated Israel and embarrassed the UN envoy by releasing what by prejudices. We never get tired of plan s of the Historical The present editor of the they said was the text of a Jarring letter to U Thant. The letter reminding every secretary of an Association for tpe future . Historical Notes adheres to these organization, every director of an reports that Israel and the United Arab Republic; have " accept­ three principles. Dr. ~ebert J. institution, to keep records of all • • • ed" the Security Council resolution of last Nov. 22 and intend Goldowsky has brought out three that is going on in the (Mr. Segal's opinions are not "to make arrangements under my supervision to implement the volumes of the Jewish His torical organization and to preserve all n e c es sari I y those of this provisions of this resolution." Notes with the meticulous care the proceedings. It i s of these newspaper.) and concern of a surgeon, which (f'4~'/ ,',',','~.,'/4~,,,,~~/~ ,,~ is his profession. Each Volume is Even if this is a true text, it was Mr. Jarring's prerogative to a book you would want to keep in '~ . f..i _ · ~ ~~ I determine the timing and nature of its release after consulta tions your library. Each Volume ls I with both sides. so ugh t by Universitie s and /i YOUR MONEY'S . ~ I I H 1 s tori cal libraries of the f country. I Remembering Cairo's past performa nce in a nnouncing a nd I then rejecting an agreement to negotiate, at the same time at­ Now the Jewish His torical ~1 - WORTH t I Association is pr.eparing Volume }. \ f tempting to shift the bl ame to Israel, there are grounds for won­ 1 Five of the Historical No tes. The ' \ I dering whether Cairo may not be preparing once more to try, as content of this volume is typical ,~ by Sylvia Porter ~~ I an observer put it, " to put the monkey on Israel 's back. " of the kind of material publi shed ~ ' t ~ ' in the Notes . ·' \ I f- Israel can best avert such a ploy be avoiding provocative ac­ Miss Freda Egnal and Mrs. Less than four weeks from today, you probably have not Gertrude Nisson Goldowsky are tions and cooperating fully with Ambassador J arring's discreet today, on June 12, the new Age e x perienc e d th e bitter publishing their e xhaus tive study Discrimination in Employme nt frus trations of job di scrimination effort to promote fruitful discussions. The -best place to put th e of the names of any Rhode Island Act of 1967 goes into effect. The against those in your age group. true intentions of both sides to the test is in th e arena of quiet di­ Jews ever mentioned in the state law, passed by Congre ss late last You've lived mostly in " good plomacy offered by Mr. Jarring, not in public declamation. depositories. This is besides the year, coul d turn out to be a times" and during an era of great 500 page com pi I a ti on and surprisingly important " s leeper" and g rowin g demand s for bibliography published in the legislation. workers. •.-. • .•:•:•:•:-:;"":--~· ··•·········• · ❖ · •w, ·,• ··•·· ··· · ··w·•···· · . · ··.- . · · · . · .··; _ · . ·~ - • . · , . ;}:: ,. :.:.).: ..= .:.:.:.:,:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.{:j':~:.:.:.:.<:.:_; _.. w. •.·•~·.· previous Volume. With these two Here are the bas ic provis ions: But the fact is that employe rs studies we have a complete # Employers of 25 or more acro ss the U.S. are still document of Jews who have persons, involved in inters tate practicing the cruelest type of job written anything and who are commerce, may no longer refuse d i s crimination agains t many mentioned anywhere in Rhode to hire workers aged 40-g?: workers in their 40's , 50's and ~ 13 HARRY GOLDEN Island. # Employer s may no longer 60's . Over and abq_ve the personal Mr. Benton Rosen is writing fire employes in this age group agony, the facr is '!.bis is cos ting about the First Conservative be c a u s e of age al one , or the U.S. economy an estimated $4 ~\ l Irving Berl iii At 80 Synagogue in Providence discriminate against them in b i I I i o n-p I u.s {I · ye a r . in Temple Beth Israel. The terms of s alary, seniority and unemployment compensation and Congregation has been the subject other job conditions. lost production. ~mtttt(Jl]]fflltitiffIIII@]fl!IIIIIlB@IIIllt[:Il@!Iftil/ItftDr of several articles by Harry # Employment agencies may Today, more than one in four Rosen. That was in the 1920' s. no longer refuse to refer workers job openings are closed to those It happened the day after the peek. Inside were a group of They appeared in the "Herald" of in this age group to prospective over age 45 and two in four job Americans entered Rome. Berlin ragged old men, including a those days. Harry Rosen wrote employers, or no longer may openings are barreq to those over and his troupe of GI performers Chl.Jlese, picking over some rags mainly of the early days of Beth even try to classify them on the 55. Workers aged 45 and over arranged a show to which and paper. It looked like some Israel. Now Benton Rosen brings b9.sis of age . now. constitute a disproportionate hundreds of Italian citizens were sort of salvage business. the Congregation up to date. It is # Labor unions may no longe r 40 .per cent of the nation's long­ invited. This is where Irving Berlin the irony of fate that just as Mr. exclude those in the 40-to-65 age term unemployed, and two out of This was the first rree wrote his first song. It was a Rosen's article was handed to the bracket from membership or ../ five unemployed workers aged the at r 1 c al performance these saloon in those days known as the printers the Temple was all but refuse to refer older members to 45-65 have been out of work for Italians had seen in 20 years. Pelham Cafe, run by a Roumanian destroyed by fire. What will employers simply because of 15 weeks or more. This type of Under Mussolini their culture had Jew, lv1ike Salter. happen to the Congregation after their age. job discrimination is a key been regulated. But no matter Irving Berlin, the young the fire will have to await a # Help wanted ads may no reas on why so many Americans how hard Irving and his troupe immigrant boy from Russia, as future historian. longer contairt age specifications. are now ch o o s ing early tried they• received very little Izzy Baline, got his first job at · A teacher who is In essence, only where age is retirement at greatly reduced response from the audience. the Pelham Cafe as a singing remembered, nostalgically re­ a bona fide occupational pension benefits - all the more Finally Irving thought of the waiter. Nick Schenk, later the membered, some thirty year·s­ qualification reasonably significant when you consider that Lower East Side. of New York movie mogul, was the bartender. after his death must have given to· nece s sa,ry td the normal the average 55-year-old worker where he had been raised, and he While working for Mike Salter his pupils something to car-.ry operation of the particular has 12 more years of work ahead had an inspiration. He went to the Berlin wrote his first song, with them all the days of their business'' may employers of him, more than one-fourth of center of the stage and in his "Marie from Sunny Italy.'' life. This was the case of the man continue to bar the older workeF. his working lifetime. high-pitched voice sang that old A few years later Berlin got a w h o w a s the Director of If you are the typical middle­ For years, employers have Italian folk song: "01 Marie." job at a cafe owned by Jimmy Education at Sons of Zion, Hyman - _aged employe in this country been shunning the older worker The Italians rose in their Kelly, a famous prize fighter. on the basis that he is physically seats, first they cheered, then Soon thereafter the entire country weaker, has a high rate of they wept for joy. Here in Rome, w as h u m m in g "Alexander's COMMUNITY, CALENDAR absenteeism and isn't adaptable the capital of the operatic world, Ragtime Band" and Irving Berlin to change. But also for years, the Italians poured their hearts was on his way. I've been submitting study after out to a simple llttle song, "01 Millions of American boys study to show that older workers Marie," to bring them closer have marched off to three wars actually have lower absenteeism home. singing . Irving Berlins' tunes: SUNDAY, MAY26, 1968. rates , change jobs less On May 11, 1968, Irving "Oh How I Hate to Get Up in the 9:00 a.m.-Dept. of RJ. J.W .V., Annual Encampment frequently, and perform their Ber 11 n celebrated his 80th Morning," "A Pretty Gir! ls Like 2:00 p.m.-R.I. )ewisli Histaricol Association jobs more enthusiastically than 3:00 p.m.-Proviclence Hebr- Day Schaal, Open House and Registration anniversary. Two years before a Melody,'' '!Remember," 6:00 p.m.-Bu,iness and Prafessianal Hadauah, Donar Dinner do younger workers. Berlin added a new song to his "White Christmas," "There's No 7:00 p.m.-Cong. Mishkon Tlilah, Talmud Clan The ban on age discrimination musical, "Annie Get Your Gun." Business Like Show Business," MONDAY, MAY27, 1968 is a vitally important .addition to The song was a sensation and had "This is the Army, Mr. Jones," ~ 12:30 p.m.-Prav. Chap. Senior Hadassah, Installation the national prohibition, under the 8:00 p.m.-Temple Beth David Mother'• Ass'n., Reg11lar Meeting the audience standing at their "God Bless America," and 8:00 p.m.-Sisterhoocl Temple Beth Israel, Board Meeting 1964 Civil Rights Act, against job cheering. Said Irv: "lt'i;; dozens of others. 8:00 p.m.-Sisterhood Temple Beth Am, Regular Meeting discrimination because of race, seats 8:00 p.m.-R.I. Council Pioneer Wamen, Regular Meeting wonderful at the age of '18 to From. a singing waiter on the 8:00 p.m.-Ladies Aux. U. Leanard Bloom 1284 JWVA, Regular Meeting creed, col or, sex or national up and it's stm Bowery to the position where he 8:00 p.m.-Temple SinC!i Men's Club origin. But as far as age is reach find 8:00 p.m.-What Cheer ~dge '24 Knights al Pythias, Regular Meeting there." earned $15 million for Army concerned, this should be just a And I wanted to see where it Relief with his show, "This Is the TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1968 starter. 8:00 p.m.-8ureau al J-ish Education, Annual Meeting all started. I walked over to Pell Army, " all within the lifetime of 8:00 p.m.-Cranstar>-Warwick Chap. B'nai B'rith Wamen, Board Meeting Our corporation mandatory Street in the heart of Chinatown, an immigrant boy. retirement rules are a hangover WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1968 and stood in front of Number 20. You can say it again: "God 10:00 a.m.-Sisterhood Temple Emanu-EI, Board Meeting from a , perfod when life The glass in the window was Bless America." 8:15 p.m .-Sislerhaod Temple Beth Torah-Cranston Center, Board Mtg. expectancy was much shorter and I black with the dust and grime of (Copyright, (C) by Harry Golden) SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1968 their was a surplus - in · years, but after a few moments ( A B e_ll-M c C 1 u re Syndicate 3:00 p.m.-Cong. Mishkan Tfiloh, Talmud Clan contras.t to today's shortage the door opened and I was able to Feature) · of skilled workers. I ,,,. . - \ .. I .J ----, r -: -.------..,, -- --:-~ ------=------"------~-- ______..._ ___ ------1 j

IBE-RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1968 7 l j MOST POPULAR MT. HERZL BURIAL Central Military Cemetery on -Mt. j TEL AVIV - According to a 4 Herzl. ~ recent poll Moshe Dayan was .. • JERUSALEM - Some 5,000 ,.:. _. I voted the most popular figure in I BRIDGE mourners attended re-burial ~ · JOE ANDRE7S_:_ ! Israel. He s~ored 88 points, two services on Mt. Herzl Tuesday Ill Ill Ill lllll IIll II 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ' more compared to the census ,..&-\l :;. for 89 Israeli soldiers killed ih ORCHESTRA taken last September. Foreign ' action in the Sinai and Gaza Strip By Robert E. Starr Music t~ that very speaal off~ , Minister Abba Eban ran a close last June. The/ bodies which were WMfdtngs Bar Mitwalis second with 84 points, one point One of the best features of showed out of Clubs then he would originally buried in a temporary I more over the previous count. running a Bridge Club and indeed ruff and would now have to war cemetery near Kibbutz ·944-3344 Res. ST 1-908<,/ directing the Tournaments there rely on that Diamond finesse but Beerin, were re-interred in the ~Pfblll ..-.ct~ is- the opportunity to follow the if West was the defender bolding n~o®~~~oo~~ooor:m,;,;a~~~~aorn~~~rmrJa~ Las Vegas interesting hands from table to that remaining Club as he table. Sometimes, however, the actually is then a better line of crowd is so large I am too busy play has just presented itseU. It · 8 . INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS I to do this and have to wait until was actually there for all the FIRE • CASUALTY e· LIFE § •FIDELITY and SURETY BONDS HAWAII the end of the evening to hear Declarers but only this one . '\ e about the better problems. availed himseU of it. I ~ Be Sure! INSURE ~ San Francisc.o Naturally, slams create the most When West played that Club interest even though they usually Jack, instead of ruffing, Declarer ~ ~ With ~ are easier to play than the part­ discarded one of the losing score hands. Only one· Declarer Diamonds in Dummy. He was now SAJ!!!!!.~.JESS was able to make today's hand certain of his contract no matter I ! because this Declarer gave who held that Diamond King for S HAROLD HOLT & CO. INC. 8 himself every possible chance West was now on lead and what ~ . ~ whereas the others relied on a was he to do? He was now out of ~L 334 Westminister Mall - .• 421-7771 - Res. -'21-'2652 g P_ost Offic~ Box 814, Provid~l"!ce, R.I. 02903 . ~ $499 finesse. The good player will not both Hearts and Clubs. A Spade ~rmr.il~rmrm~rmr.ilrEmrm~rmr.il~rmrm~~!'ltA take a finesse unless it is the last lead would provide a sluff and ,: resort. ruff while a Diamond lead would North be donating a free finesse right • A J 6 into the Ace, Queen. He did lead a .AQJ72 Diamond taking the one chance BUSINESSMAN'S • 707 Jet from Boston • 8 4 3 that his partner held the Queen. LUNCH • Deluxe Hotels • 6 5 At least that did have a JULIE'S West East possiblllty whereas the Spade • Sightseeing • 10 9 8 2 • K0543 KOSH Ell DELICATESSEN lead would automatically concede FRANKFORT • Fully escorted • 9 3 • 5 731 Hope Street • K 10 7 • J 9 6 2 the contract. This defender was Call or write PLATE • J 9 7 4 • Q 10 8 counting, too. 621-9396 BEANS,INctuo,NG South So the contract was made and ?t?~ • 7 deservedly so. I only pity the • I< 10 8 6 4 poor opponents who received a ;z~E SI.,\ IV 7 5 ,I, ~ TRAVEL • AQ5 bottom through no fault of their POTAro ,. S3 WESTMINSTER ST. • AK 7 2 own. This is one of the few faults ,MORRISON---SCHlff SA!.40 861-4055 Mr. and Mrs. Saul Breslow, of to find with the fairness of l Providence were North and South, Duplicate Bridge when one plays all vulnerable, South dealer. The the wrong hand against a certain opponent and to use the applicable KOSHER bidding: KOSHER-ALL BEEF S W N E term, they are "Fixed". These ALL WHITE MEAT 1H p 3H P do tend to even up, however, when 4NT p 5H P one gets a gift from an inferior FRANKFORTS 6H p P P pair. At times, no matter how bad TURKEY · The only comment I can made a pail' may be they can do no INCLUDING ' on the bidding is that South had no wrong on some hands. GRIDDLES, KNOCKWURST Moral: This has to do with thoughts whatever to go to seven CELLO WRAPPED attitude. No matter what may FULL even though all the Aces were POUND 2 e 49 accounted for. North's Three happen to you in any one Heart bid was a limit bid showing particular hand, forget it and play the next one as if it is the only LB. 89( REG. 2.98 no more than 15 points so South knew that many high cards were hand you are going to play. This out against him. The problem goes for rubber Bridge as well as NEW LOW PRICE! soon arose to make six. Duplicate.------M&S West led the Spade 10 won by SAYS TO FORGET KOSHER IMPORTED Dummy's Ace. Declarer could SALONIKA, Greece - Nazi ·1· see that he had one sure Diamond crimes against hum3lllty must be DANISH loser and that if he took a losing . exempted from the injunction to ROYAL SILD finesse in that suit he could lose "forgive and forget," a leader of a second trick and go down. All of the Greek-Jewish community KISHKA the other Declarers did exactly declared in an address at a SARDINES * that and failed to make the hand. memorial meeting here honoring li But our hero was not going to those who perished in the nazi gamble everything on one card, at Holocaust. 2 FOR 31 ( least not yet. He ruffed a Spade, . Prof. C, Azarias of Salonika drew the Trumps in two rounds, University said "Of course we played the Ace and King of Clubs must forget and forgive and try to and ruffed a Club. He tMn ruffed eradicate hatred from ou:r hearts. A~~ SALE ITEMS v\'HILE THEY LAST Dummy's last Spade. - But there ara some events, like At this point he was going to the crimes of the nazi era, the­ do what the others did but in the m ~mory of which must be kept m ea n ti m e he was carefully undimmed throughout the ages. watching the cards played by the "This must be done as a . :. :·. ... . defenders. He then realized that sacred duty to the memory of the he had an additional chance that victim:- and to mankind as a was actually foolproof depending whole. We must remember and on who showed up with a certain remind future generations so that ,,,, seemingly insignificant card. He they are forewarned against a e '•, . played his last Club ready to ruff repetition of such crim,1s against •L; it in Dummy if he had to but first any group of exposed human - he awaited West's play. If West beings.'' . ,. ..'_ ~-- . ":.·. ~ ·_!: ">~- ST. DUNSTAN'S iJt,\;~tt ~: ~"', . DAY SCHOOL ::<' :.~ ~ 1. SWARMS Of WINGED An lndependerit Co-Educational TERMITES School -.;: . .:,,· - --~--·--·: 2. GROOVED or DAMAGED NOW ENROLLING ACA0~MICALLY ABLE GIRLS ·"" AND BOYS IN THE FOLLOWING GRADES: BEAMS ~-:::: ---~ • NURSERY-4 YR. OLDS .ONLY l½ DAY) ,. . !'f;, -~~t,--"' · I 3. MUD LIKE TUBES • OPENINGS IN GRADES 1, 7, 9 -~•, I I • SMALL CLASSES I_ 4. 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Review, Make-Up new world of fmh Fabr iu ideu, and color Work or Advanc!Jd Study, interpretations - Some subdued, some bold and 17 Randall Street • Elementary School stresses ~eading, Phonetics, Arithmetic • Junior duhing - the collt,e and career man will ap­ Senior High Offerings: French, Algebra, Geometry, History, English preciate the ,lim hnu and the easy but ac.cur1te GA 1-1981 Grammar and Composition. · fit of e,·ery Richard, gument - an ucellent in,·e.i tmtnt in quality and all priud w1th1n a Study Skllls Emphasised • lndMdual T11torhl«J Available young man·, bud,et - Why not 1top in and Providence. R.I. ••Yhello - you're alway, welcome- Vested irJJ.a~!The Door To A .Van'a Wor14 . For Information Call NORMAN A. GRAY, Headmaster, 751-7300 ~wtJ from $8S - Sport Coats &om $,4S - Siu 1r- $18. • - ~

8 IBE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY-, MAY 24, 1968 ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT TO BECOME BAS MITZVAH NEEDS 5,000,000 JEWS Mr. and Mrs. Arnold R. Maybeth Abrevaya, daughter PARIS - Former Premier Dickens of Newton, Mass., of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham David Ben Gurion was quoted formerly of }'rovidence and Abrevaya; Ellen Joy Mushlin, here by the weekly L'Express as Toronto, Canada., announce the ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myer having told its correspondent in engagement of th~r daughter, Mushlin, and Lori Ann Solinger, an interview in Israel that Israel Miss Linda Sue Dickens, to daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel must have _ five million Jews Kenneth Paul Schwartz, son of S 1 i n g e r , wil I become Bas 6 before the end of the century "not Mr. and Mrs. Gershon Schwartz Mitzvah at services on Saturday for secutiry reasons but in order of Newton Highlands, Mass. morning, May 25, at 11:15 o'clock to build the civilization we want." at Temple Sinai. Miss Dickens ls a freshman at Boston University School of Public Communication. M r . S c h w a rt z attended Cha.mberlayne Junior College and now holds a management position SPECIAL SALE with S.S. Pierce Co. A June, 1969, wedding is planned. A Herald ad always gets re­ ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I. sults ••• our subscribers com­ All Bluhm of Sharon, Mass., announce prise an active buying market. suMMER the engagement of their daughter I ------Miss Susan Merle Bluhm, to Robert NOW OPEN ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gerald Roth , son of Mr. and Mrs. UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS • S\.AtKS Sternbach of 61 Gallatin Street Alfred Roth of 51 Ralls Drive, BARBER SALON announce the engagement of their Cranston. FEATURING : 50% Off · daughter, Miss Dina Ruth Ster­ Miss Bluhm will graduate from Razor Cutting • Hair Styling All SIZES AVAILABLE nbach, to Paul Steven Berger, son New England College, Henniker, of Mr. and Mrs. William Berger of N.H., in June. UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS 31 Kipling Street. Mr. Roth, a graduate of the SHOPPING CENTER Miss Sternbach, who attended Massachusetts Institute of Tech­ Cor. No. Main l!t Doyle Ave. Classical High School , will gradu­ nology, is attending Rutgers Uni­ LIMITED OFFER Tues. - Fri. 8 to 6 ate from Barnard College in June . versity. -HOURS: She was the editor-in-chief of the A June 23 wedding is planned. Sat. 8-5:30 college newspaper. 831-9707 For news of your organiza­ A graduate of Columbia Col­ RONALD J. CROCE, Prop. CJeuth : cApparef lege, Mr. Berger is a third year tion, read The Herald. student at New York University FINE SPORTSWEAR • DRESSES • LINGERIE School of Medicine. He attended the Maimonides Educational In­ FRED SPIGEL'S 7 64 HOPE STREET PR OVIDENCE, RH ODE ISLA ND stitute of Boston. A Sept. 15 wedding is planned. KOSHER MEAT MARKET 243 RESERVOIR AVE., PROVIDENCE HO 1-0425 ,. If. $.IJ.cie.tu.. I ENGLISH CUT-PICNIC DELIGHT I I&I~~~ (I M STEAKS LB. 1.19 ~ HIGHE.s,T AVERAGE § I· A Ian Kaplan, son of Mr. and I co RMED BEEF LB. 1. 99 I -~-/ Mrs. Max Kaplan of 83 Fourth Street, was honored speaker at the Honors Societies' Rec,:,gnitlon I HOT DOGS - i~Gs 79~ I B:rnquet held at the University of COOK-OUT HEADQUARTERS Rhode Island oa Aprll 27. A I 5 ~ ALL DEPARTMENTS OPEN MEMORIAL DAY m em h ,3 r of Tau Beta Pi, I FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. engineering honor society, and Phi Kapp a Phi, national IIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH\HllllllllllllllllllfflHHI\IIHII\I\\IIIIIIIIIIIIHHKllll"mmum "'. scholarship society, Mr. Ka.plan was honored for attaining the \ highest average in the senior class at the university. RECEIVES AW ARD Watch Your. (}raduale Arthu:!' Pitterman, son of Prof. a.n1 M.rs. Marvin P :i.tterman o f B r et t o n W o o d s Drive, Cranston, has received the She will remember you for life and be forever Annual Sophomore A ward of the jewelled with these "Chic" Watches .... Beta Pi Chapter of RllO Chi. AccorJlng to the letter or perhaps some ·other fine piece of Jewelry? announcing th•:l a.ward, "Rho C~ is the na~ional hon0r society of ph arm ac y, and encourages r-e cognition of undergraduate I 4K gold covered students who qualify Watch encl Brac1l1t. scholastically for Rho Chi but do n?t have the required amo-.mt of c ours e w•Jrk completed for $122 member ship. "For this reason the Beta Pi chapter annually makes an a.ward to the sophomore stud•:>nt showing the high ,3st scholastic achievement in the College of Pharmacy at the University of Rhode Island.

FIRST CHILD BORN Mr. and Mrs. Alan Gilstein of 168 Calaman Road, Cranston, announce the birth of their first child, a son, Adam David, on May 17. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin G,ilstein of Providence. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bograd of Cranston. Maternal great-grandparents are Mrs. Gussie Flint and .-,,,._,..,, Ch a r I es Bog rad, both of ... Providence. Paternal great­ . grandparents are Mrs. Aaron , First Ti.me Evcr·Offered! .. Gilstein and Nathan Schwartz, . both of Providence. ' . Monog,-ammed . ., I BK gold EvropNn lu1ch .. TO APPEAR IN REVUE Girod Watch with Alligater David Wexler, six-year old band. 100'3/o Banlon® Knit Shirt son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Wexler of 159 Western $240 Sizes S-M-L-XL 8.00 Promenade, will sh!_g and dance in "Away We Go - 68 ," Temple Beth Torah musical revue to be °'1 _.'.- Smart Mw look in sportsweat- ••• desigMd for eornfort pre sen te_d on Saturday and and with your initials! Styled with a moek turtle neckline Sunday, May 25 and 26. David has end short sleeves in 4 smart colors: White, light blue, appeared at other benefit puMpkin and marine blue. Embroidered l'noriogram in performances for local organizations. black only, bloek style. (Not More than 3 letters). Please . RELIAB\~. ~-~4LD !£· ellow 9 days for delivery whel'I otderil'lg. f DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Irving A. men'• lvrni•liinr•, .treef lloor tlownfoum Silverman of 275 Crestwood ' Wayland •qu"7• anti rne,a eify Road, Warwick, announce the 18 l Wayland Avenue ••• Wayland·Square eNn by lfllllil or eall SJl-1800 birth of a daughter, Jennifer Sara, on May 15. :IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllflllllllllllllllllllHllllllH:HHlmlHIHH~~,mHIIIIIIIIHIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII TIIE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1968 9 TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE Parents of school age children who are to ·be enrolled in pre­ Ktndergarten, Kindergarten or ldil:J,ll A ?n.ai16Dx first grade at the Providence "! Hebrew Day School will have an opportunity to visit the school during an Open House which wlll Nurse Remembers Miriam be held on Sunday, May 26, from 3 to 5 p.m. Rabbi Norman Cohen, As Mr. Segal Wrote Of It principal, and the faculty of the Each week I enjoy Beryl many questions we might have. three grades will be present to Segal's column in the Herald, but The Miriam Hospital is indeed answer questions. Refreshments this last week's tribute to Ann fortunate in having such loyal and will be served. Corey and Mollie Fulton really qualified people on its staff. Cantor Ivan E. Perlman is brought back fond memories. As Ruth B. Hellman, R.N. chairman of the enrollment a recent graduate nurse 58 Marion Avenue committee which is sponsoring embarking upon private duty Providence the Op-an House. Mr. and Mrs. nursing, Ann Corey, Mollie Jason· Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Fulton and Beryl himself were of • ENRAGE COMMUNITY Richard Kumins, Mr. and Mrs. great help to me nearly 30 years MEX. ICO CITY Paul Greenberg, Mr. and Mrs. ago on my first trip into the old Participation by Jewish reds in a Alan Brier will act as hosts and Miriam Hospital. Warsaw Ghetto observance under hostesses. Mrs. Milton Win.'der As Mr. Segal noted in his the auspices of the Polish and Mrs. Perlman will be in story, Mollie was one of the Embassy in Mexico has enraged charge of refreshments. Also greatest nurses I have known. the Jewish community here, attending the Open House will be Ann Corey did more than just run trig erring astonishment and David H:1.ssenfeld, chairman of the switchboard for 10-12 hours bitter denunciation . the Educational Committee, and at a stretch. She wa s and still is Mrs. Hassenfled, public ever ready to give a helping hand •••••••••••••••• relations.------or just be a good listener when • • LIBAN APPOINTED we had something to get off our MONTREAL - Dr. George chest. :- TENNIS· : J. Liban was appointed as Mr. Segal always had time to National Executive Director of brief us on the medications we • 4 CHAMPIONSHIP • were using -and could and still can the Federated Zionist : CLAY COURTS : Organization of Canada. Dr. take time out to answer any of the Liban is the former Assistant • • Showers • lockers • TOURS, CRUISES, AIRLINE TRIPS, ETC. Executive Director of the World • • Sou1111 lath • Loung• • · Jewish Congress of Geneva. . • • Pro Shop • h1structlo11 • PRESENTS CHECK: Mrs. Eugene M. Nelson, outgoing president of The MRS. LEO GLEKLEN . Twin Miriam Hospital Women's Association, presents a check of $20,000 to OF e • Unllmlt•d Play e COLUMBUS THEATRE Paul Levinger, hospital president. : %0 WEEKS FOR SSO : 270 Broadway Prov . 621-9660 PETTERSON : INFORMATION • 434-S550 : NOW SHOWING Women's Association At The Miriam DOWNSTAIRS SCREEN TRAVEL, INC. e RHODE • e 0 ISLAND e "491" . Presents $20,000 Check_To Hospital 7 6 DORRANCE STREET Plus Short Subjects A check for $20,000, Mrs. Eugene M. Nelson, PROVIDENCE, R.I. : @ .TENNIS : SHOWN AT 7 & 9 P.M. retiring president of the women's e CLUI, inc. e representing the fund-raising CALL At Studio Cinema Upstair~ Screen efforts of The Miriam Hospital association, said that the bulk of • 70 l • y4 ...... , ..., ,,..;4..... ~-'· • W o m e n' s A s s o c i at i o n , was the money is for the new 421-1229 331-7106 • • "BEDAZZLED" presented to Paul Levinger, emergency unit, now nearing •••••••••••••••• hospital president, on Monday completion at the hospital. Plus Short Subjects Mr. Levinger discussed the SHOWN AT 7 & 9 P.M. afternoon at the annual luncheon­ DRAPERY SERVICE meeting of the group. hospital's aff111ation with the daily Brown University medical often nitely science program and said ground and usually week ends I would be broken during the ! i put up or take down draperies ,...j HALL WORTH. HOUSE s u m m er for the recently I NEW EXTENDED CARE FACILITY announced $1,600,000 research usually they are big, or heavy, complex or costly building at The Miriam. but not always ~ > bffNING SOON Mrs. Nelson was succeeded as sometimes it is because 1 REGISTERED NURSE$ women's association president by i do it professionally I LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES Mrs. Sidney Weinstein. Associate ' beautifully •• Justice Alfred Joslin of the Rhode stanford s. stevens NURSES AIDES Island Supreme Court, a Miriam l TOP SALARIES AND BENEFITS trustee, installed the officers. 42 scott street,- pawtucket, r.1. FULL OR ,,AIU TIMi These included Mesdames call evenings, 722-2882 ALL SHIFTS Leonard Triedman, _first vice­ CALL 831-5071 FOR APPOINTMENT president; Joseph Thaler, second v i c e-pr e s 1 d e n t ; Ab r ah am Schwartz, third vice-president; INTRODUCING Ben· Slnel, treasurer; Robert Sholler, recording secretary; and A DIFFERENT· AUTO POLICY Sell & Save Inc. J as on Siegel, corresponding You've Never Had. Insurance HAS MOVED TO LARGER QUARTERS secretary. NOW LOCATED AT Also, Mesdames George B. Like This! Botvin, mailing secretary; Robert SAVE ON YOUR AUTO INSURANCE 111 SUMMER STREET, Providence, R.I. Kingsbury and Geoffrey O'Brien, WITH THE Serving property owners in Providence, Cranston and Warwick assistants; Ephraim Feingold, GOLDEN KEY AUTO POLICY and all of Rhode Island. financial secretary; Ell Adelman Representatives: and David Pollock, assistants, MRS. CYNTHIA J. KElMAN 467-9894 and Louis Fain and Robert S. H. WILK REALTY MRS. KATHERINE D. REMINGTON 739-3252 Sauber, auditors. 1429 BROAD STREET MRS. GLORIA V. COUPE 739-4271 Elected to the board of 461-9290 MAJOR JAMES J. GIBBONS, Broker directors for two years are Listings Wanted "Buyers Waitiag" Mesdames Joseph Adelson, Irving Bak er, Do rrald Barrengos, Herman Bennett, Robert Bernstein, Leonard Chaset, Samuel Fabricant, A. Henry Fox, In real estate Arnold Goldman, Seebert J. ONE -CALL Goldowsky and Robert N. Greene. · A 1 so , Mesdames Howard LOOK TO Lampal, A. Budner Lewis, Howard R. Lewis, Mlllon Lewis, DOES IT ALL AN EXPERT! Aaron Mittleman, Samuel Rapaporte, Jr., Herbert Rosen, I Jules Sorgman, Herbert UST WITH OVER 200 SALESMEN! Tried man and Banice Webber. O u t go i n g off i c er s who When you're buying automatically serve on the board ... for one year are Mesdames or Milton L Brier, Henry Husserl, When you're selling EXPERIENCE-PROFESSIONALISM Joseph Scwartz, Henry Mason and Sidney Nulman. You can save yourself time and ef­ Mrs. Howard R. Lewis was fort when you call Sam Riddell, Mr. Realty invites you to take advantage chairman of the nominating Realtor, member of the MULTIPll: committee. Mrs. William P. LISTING SERVICE because we make of our experience and professio.nalism. Weinstein, a past president of the available not only our own listings W o m e n' s A s s o c i at i o n , w.as but those of the other 70-odd Real­ Cell ••• tor offices that are members of chairman of the day's program. MLS, which enables us to give you • fast results. PREDICT DROP I -II.IIT7~, "2!:;,NUJ.~ PHILADELPHIA - The P hllade lphi a chapter of the SAM RIDDELL, Realtor ~- American Jewish Com:nlttee and ' 611 W•term• Ave., East Prev. Tel. 434-0380 the Philadelphia C<;>mm:.ttee and 1911 11111 .. St., Nerth Prov. Tel. 211-3200 the Phlladelphi~ Jewish RUTH ROFFER, Associate Realtor E m p 1 o y m en t and Vocational 1020 W•rwlck .Ave., Warwick ,.1. 711,-5644 S ervlce predicted a substantial drop in discriminatory 421-8814 • 941-5236 employment practices against 1074 Hope Street, Providence ( Opposite Boulevard) Jews and other minorities 1n executive employment in the next "Do Business With A Live Wire" f,lve or ten years.

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10 THE RHODE' ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY• MJ\¥ 124, 1968 .,._,_,_,_;_,_,r_,_,,.,,,~,-,~,--,,..,...,,.,t . \ NO ABATEMENT factory workers, educators and to LONDON - There are no all levels of Jewish participation, signs of abatement in the Polish accon;tlng to reports reaching campaign against Jews, which is · here from reliable sources in Hello Again! now reaching out to Jewish Eastern Europe. 11111INSTALL OFFICERS .------.. , Saul Nulman was installed as All forms of personal and business insurance Sports News By Warren Walden president of the Rhode Island Jewish Fraternal Association at a including - Life - Accident - Group - Fire - '#',_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_~__ ,_,__ ,_,_,_,_, meeting held on Thursday, May SO WHAT? SO THIS -.- I'm his excitement and enthusiasm 16. Automobile - Casualty - Bonds pr0testingl I'm objecting will sweep you right into the Other officers who were vehemently! And that's realty banquet. Joe will tell you that installed were Jacob Gordon, Murry M. Halpert objecting. I'm battirig for the Russ Gray is going to be honored vice-president; Julius Musen, people who do good and I want the and that Ambrose Smith is going treasurer; Samuel Kaufman, 800 Howard Bldg. world to know when someone does to be toastmaster and more and f i nan c i a 1 secretary; Bernard Residence: something commendable. And, more too. Looks like a big night, Schneider, recording secretary; I'm suggesting that good deeds eh . _ .• A good one - and stop, Max Fine, chaplain; William get at least as much recognition RATED SIXTH - (Not bad) - Bolski, sergeant-at-arms; as bad things get when the news Jim Lonborg of the Red Sox is Benjamin Swerllng, inner guard. media is making up its pages or rated sixth by "Sport World David Brandt will serve as programs. Magazine." Juan Marichal is chairman of the board for two 1HE TIME IS NOW - It's listed as No. 1 in the top years. Members of the board who time that the good guys receive ten ....The same mag says, were installed are Aaron Siegal, praise. The news media, it ''Dark must light fire to keep vice-chairman; Ira Bazar, Hyman seems, jumps at the opportunity Indian Teepee in Cleveland" and Brotman, William Bolski, Larry for headlining something bad and, it cal Is Sam McDowell a Nulman, Ell Kaufman, Arthur if one didn't know different, one "flamethrow1ng southpaw". . . Kline, Louis Sacarovitz and Cl.CJ Y.a:J Vacation Offer You've Ever :)e"" might think that the bad outweighs Well that's it - and - this is Elisha Scollard. the good. It doesn't. If it did, too: Jf you can't say something A reception in honor of the 15 DAYS 4 Days - Nights Las Vegas there just wouldn't be any good, don't say a thing! - CARRY newly-elected officers wlll be charitable funds for the purpose 9NI held on Sunday, May 26, at 4 Days - Nights San Francisco of helping those less fortunate Temple :Seth Torah-Cranston · 7 Days - Nights Honolulu than others. Thousands of good Robert Riesman Named ., Jewish Center. A cocktail hour •595 people contribute to charities will precede the kosher dinner. unheard, unsung and unheralded. Plus tax - double occupancy Congress 'Man Of Year' Dancing and entertainment will ~' CAPPY SAID SO - I was follow dinner. WANT MORE INFORMATION? CALL talking with president-elect Louis Robert A. Riesman, executive vice-president of Carol Cable Capobianco of Providence Central TO PLkY SOCCER Lions Club to'other night. Louis Company of Pawtucket, Division Soccer players of the of Avnet, Inc., and civilian aide to is the entrepreneur, connoisseur. Providence Hebrew Day School, the Secretary of the Army for PRICE gourmet and gourmand at both elementary and junior high Rhode Island, has been selected TRAVEL Johnson's Hummocks when not schools, will meet players from a as Rhode Island Jewish Man of attending to Lions Club charities. Boston junior high school in a 08 HOPE ST 831 5200 the Year by the R. Jewish ---- ~ ROVI0ENCE - I. Soccer Match which will be held He was modestly mentioning that Bowling Congress. He will "We gave a thousand dollars to receive the Joseph Dressler between the halves of a game this - and a thousand dollars to Memorial Award at the 16th between the Vancouver Royal help that - etc. and no one ever Annual ·Banquet of the Congres on C a n ad i ans and the Boston Beavers at Fenway Park in knows about it." And now the June 3 at the Colony Motor Hotel. ATTENTION MEDICAL PERSONNEL Lions are sponsoring a boxing Boston on Wednesday, May 29, at Leon a r d Waldman, Congress 8:15 p.m. show that will be held at Rhodes- pre s id ent, made the Members of the Hebrew Day • General Practitioners 0 n-Th e-Pawtuxet on Monday announcement today_ night for the purpose of enriching School team are Curtiss Dwares, Major-Gener al Leonard • Specialists In All Fields the funds that enable them to give A r i e Bucheister, Gil Stein, , Holland, adjutant general of the B er n a rd W id aw s k i , David to this and that. I want everyone state and recipient of the same \ to know about it; about the effort R es nick, He n r y Kouffman, • Senior Staff Nurses honor in 1963, will present the by the Central Lions; and 1 want Richard Winkler, Roger everyone to attend. award to Mr. Riesman. Pearlman, Kevin Dwares, Joshua Mr. Riesman, a 1940 graduate Dr. S. Loebel GOOD SHOW - GOOD CAUSE Pearlman, Barry Zeltzer and of Harvard University, served in. Director of Personnel of The Central Board of Kupat Cholim will This isn't just another A r o n R a i s m an , under the --- "smoker-type" charity show. It's the field artillery during World direction of Adi Tuker, Hebrew be in the U.S. - During June 1968 to Interview Candidates for a real one_ The Lions asked War II, and was demobilized a Day School physical education lieutenant-coloneL A member of Positions with Kupat Cholim Institutions in Israel. Manny Almeida, well versed in instructor. the board of directors of the boxing lingo and well known in ------Appointments with Dr. Loebel Development Corporation of SCIENTIFIC EXCHANGE ring circles, to be their match­ r May be Made by Writing Israel, he has been campaign maker. Manny agreed and he has PARIS - A Franco-Israeli To chairman of the General Jewish protocol was signed here last lined up an attractive card. His Committee for the past two week by a visiting Israel main event lists a pair of years. He is a trustee of the de I e g a ti on and the French The Israel Aliyah Center heavyweights in Dennis swears of Miriam Hospital, Rhode Island Ministry of Cultural Affairs. It Worcester and Barry O'Neil of Jewish Home for the Aged, provides for increased scientific Cranston. It's scheduled for ten Temple Emanu-El and Lincoln co-operation between the two S1S Park Ave. rounds but could explode in less School, and is a member of the countries and for exchanges of due to the pulverizing powers and President's Council of studies in medicine, physics and New York, New York· 10022 devastating punching Providence College. chemistry. potentialities of those big fellows. (212} PL2-0600 Almeida has an eight rounder sch e du l e d as a semi-final, Please enclose a brief resume bringing together a pair of lightweights in Hector Rodriquez BeaVACATIQN!l~tV ,-,-.._ \...- J-\ I I \ of Providence and Marcelino Alicia of Worcester. They are a pair that provided fistic OPEN fireworks when they met several EVENINGS weeks ago at R.I. Auditorium and, 'TIL 9:30 in continuing their feud, have what it takes for spelling INSTALLED lightning action from the open IN SAT. 'TIL 6 P.M. bell. Two six round bouts and a four round preliminary round out HOURS , TEL. the card which should give you 861-4640 fans an idea of the type of show the Lions are sponsoring. One BOSTON Radiator & Body Works more thing: Harry Devoe, who 0 has generally been known as a 185 Pine St GA. 1-2625 Providence track and field authority, is chairman of the boxing committee for the L'ions. And so, those Mr. Executive! ... Mr. Office Manager! L i on s are trying and are deserving of recognition and help Mr. Purchasing Agent! . . . in their efforts. Who can tell? You might n~ed the help of their Why not do business charities sometime_ I might, too. with 'the best? WEEB'LL BE THERE - It's Weeb Ewbank, the successful head coach and general manager You owe it to yourself to visit one of New England's largest and most mod­ ,of the New York Jets of The ern office equipment and supply American Football League. Weeb houses. is going to be the principal speaker at the 16th annual banquet and sports awards night ON DISPLAY ARE : of_ the R. I. Jewish Bowling INQ'UIRE ABOUT OUR • the most up-to-dote new office fur­ Congress on June 3rd at Colony LEASING PLAN! nitvre Motor Hotel. Ewbank was • the most complete line of refinished backfield coach and basketball One of our salesmen wil l be used office furniture coach at Brown U. after World pleased to call on you at your con­ • over 20,000 office supply items venience or if you prefer, enroll in • complete p'rinting ser'vices War II. Since then he has our 'telephone order service.' developed some great pro football stars including Johnny Unitas. Our Fleet of Trucks and Special Delivery, Same Day Service And, if you encounter Joe Postar, Cannot Be Equaled FIRST BORN " T tw (hw"Slnp Olli,·,• S11ppl_, 11 1111 , ,· .. The first born, according to , ...... _,. Hebrew tr adi ti on, receives ,t• I' • .:. '- t\..~t°'l·l ., - h • special privileges and a double ..... ,i. , \ ,.., share of the father's inheritance . PA fi A~'~'~'~'r, } ~,r,1,~.~''"' .~~.:. ~'~'~'"'.~ 0. , In C. t ---- ..... • ...... ";\ But modern Israeli Jaw does not 819 Westminster St. ( At Hoyle Sq.) JA 1-5800 recognize special privileges for FHl•: I•: l '.\HKl'd , 1, 01 I{ 0\\, l'\Hl,l's<, IOT - the first-born. .,., ,.. ,- - ~ 7 ------·------··----,._-· 6 ------'------,- - ·-

IBE RHODE ISLAND HERAbD, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1968 11 NEW DEPARTMENT If you can't afford sable, give her the Herald. NEW YORK - Establishment · of an urban affairs department in 41 st YEAR SERVING THE JEWISH COMMUNITY the Anti-Defamation League of GOLDEN RING CAMP B'nal B'rltlLwas announced at the of the Workmen's Circle 5 5th annual meeting of the League INDIAN HEAD LAKE . PEMBROKE, MASS. here. The department which will 8 weeks $525.00 CO-ED Ages 6-15 4 weeks $275.00 "systematize, coordinate ·and ACTIVITY FUN CULTURE c at a 1 o g ' ' ADL activities in REGISTRATION CLOSED FOR GIRLS · connection with the uban crisis BUT STILL SOME OPENINGS FOR BOYS and race relations, will work -APPROVED MEMBER OF AMERICAN CAMPING ASSOCIATION through the League's 28 regional Send for br~chure: · offices and the B'nal B'rlth constituency. 1762 Beacon St., Brookline, Mass. 02146 . 617-566-6252 MAGIC SHOWS FOR ALL OCCASIONS BY Na.nci ,QH,H, B~ S~-- Rhode Island's Youngest Magician -"'~ ...... 91 Waterman Ave.,.. · E. ,Prov. BRUCE KALVER ~: A e PERMANENTS •• e SPECIAL • Reg S20 00 Now $10.00 Mon. Tues> Wed. Reg . 525.00 Now $12.50 \ Reg . ~30.00 Now $15.00 ;~ ~rNst~l~cE Open: M!)n . thru Sat. - Mon., Wed., Fri . 9-9 Miss Nanci Miss Ann r Miss Claire Miss Mary Low quarterly paym~nts i~ By Appointment 434-9646 for accident-free drivers Member Downtown Parlcing Plan SURE AS SEASONS GO! WINTER 1968-1969 IS COMING SO MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS i}, < Mrs. Bentley F. Kaplan ( ~ Temple Emanu-EI was the Abraham Koniarsky. NOW scene of the wedding on Saturday, After a wedding trip to Puerto for May 18, of Miss Barbara · Gail Rico, the couple will reside at CHRISTMAS 1968 Weiss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8705 166th Street, Jamaica, N.Y. Nathan Weiss of 293 Doyle SCHOOL VACATION, FEB. 1969 Avenue, to Bentley Felix Kap! an SMALL DEPOSIT WILL GUARANTEE YOUR RE­ of 54 Orange Street, Brooklyn, Serves As Liaison N. Y. Rabbi Eli A, Bohnen and SERVATION Cantor Ivan E. Perlman officiated Between Egypt ,Israel Pol ynesian e MIAMI BEACH e NASSAU e ACAPULCO at the 8:30 p.m. ceremony which and e SAN JUAN • BARBADOS e ST. THOMAS Cantonese Cu,sinc e JAMAICA • ARUBA e ANTIGUA was followed by a reception at the JERUSALEM - A prominent "COCKTAILS SERVED" temple. Mr. Kaplan is the son of West Banker who was once a • Take Out Service • ALL THESE AND CRUISES TOO .. Mrs. Irving Diamond of 1655 m1~mber of the Jordanian Cabinet Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, and and speaker of the Parliament in 1 467-7440 1 the late Louis Kaplan. A m man, ls serving as a • Ai r" C?nd1 l1

12 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1968 our serious urban problems are surely areas- in which our N. Y~ Archbishop Vows To Continue To Seek Closer ~- Ties -· Wilh Jews cooperation can bear rich fruit." NEW YORK - The Most Cooke said. "Conscious of our ' luncheon held in his honor by the St re s s i n g an ecumenical Archbishop Cooke noted that Rev. Terence J. Cooke, the new common heritage of salvation in Americijn Jewish Committee at theme, Archbishop Cooke called the Ecumenical Council Vatican Archbishop of the Roman Catholic the covenant made between God its national headquarters. About New York "a great Jewish city II, adopted a document absolving and a great Christian city" and ~-=· Archdiocese of New York, and Abraham and his 60 leaders of the human relations the Jewish people of blame for pledged to continue to seek closer descendants, we pledge ourselves agency attended the luncheon, said opportunities were the death of Christ. relationships between Catholic to continue fostering stronger and which the committee said was the extraordinary for the two faiths and Jewish organizations here. more extensive bonds of mutual first public event arranged by a to work together. Referring to Herald subscribers comprise "In 1968 we Catholic people respect, concern and Jewish group for Archbishop such areas, the Archbishop said: an 'active buying market. For ex­ are anxious to salute our Jewish cooperation." Cooke since his investiture on ''The pursuit of justice in cellent results, advertise in the brothers anew," Archbishop Archbiship Cooke spoke at a April 4. civil rights and the resolution of Herald. Call 724-0200.

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THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FR IDA Y, MAY 24, 1968 13 A NEW LINK Herald subscribers comprise cellent' results, advertise in the NEW r YORK - The Israel .. an active buying market. For ex- Herald. Call 724-0200. Government has realigned ifs BARNEY GLA-ZER economic offices in this country to incorporate export promotional ..J ~ activ.lty with the functions of its Ma~a ag LIONES' Investment Authority office here, ITALIAN RESTAURANT In Hollywood it was announced. The combined ~ operation wlll be known as the 102 DePasquale Ave., Prov., R.I. Israel Government Investment I lb. SPAGHETTI or MACARONI, Faf1!ilY Style $1.50 ,1.:..- el'li and Export Authority and wlll be DAILY MENU Jackie Cooper, West Coast TV star Burt Metcalf advised he under the direction of Baruch chief of- Screen Gems, and his is now casting director at Screen Barak, who recently assumed ½ SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKENaa• direction· of the American office French Fries, Lettuce & Tomatoes ' charming wife, Barbara, recently Gems for Here Come the Brides of the' investment Authority. hosted a party at their Beverly and Bewitched. Burt once played TRIPE and SUFFRITO_ Hills home in honor of Renee with Jackie Cooper in Hennesey J5~ Valente, transferred here from and later portrayed the FAMOUS NAME All Types of SANDWICHES New York as the studio's new bridegroom costar role in the TV talent director. series, Father of the Bride. SHOES AT • VEAL CUTLETS PARMAGIANA While I was telling Miss Metcalf said he gave up the • EGGPLANT PARMAGIANA Valente that I had thought she is acting ghost because "I had it up FABULOUS SAVINGS We serve pitcher beer-Choice wines and liquors Italian but had just learned she is to here with an actor's NO RESERVATIONS NEEDED Jewish, actress Jan Sterling problems." He claims he found Block, white and Orange Potent overheard and said, "Did you two his true happiness behind the • know that I'm now one of you? I camera. Burt's parents lived in BIG just converted to Judaism." Montreal and he later lived for a I told Jan, "Yes, I m:~ntioned few years in Winnipeg, where it in my column recently and I'm many of his family still reside. delighted." Michael Ansara, husband of I She repeated Sammy Davis' Dream of Jeannie's Barbara original statement that she too E den, highly praised Irwin had studied many religions before A 11 en's new science-fiction FLOOR COVERING CO. deciding that Judaism offered series, Land of Giants, in which SHOWROOM: Rear 195 Cole Avenue w h at s h e c o u I d not find Ansara played a guest role. The J elsewhere. actor predicts the series will be $7.95 Hello Friends: Also at the party, Shari one of the new season's hits. Irwin Allen has come a long way Just a note to let yoo know you con shop for carpeting the easy way. Lewis, without Lamb Chop, "CHARGE IT: Charley Horse and Hush Puppy, with many successful TV series No crowds - No excitement - Just plain personal discussed her new book, "The since he first communicated with INCARD - UNICARD attention, by yours truly. Truth about Golf and Other this column as a press agenf. Stop by anytime (Rear of Cole Avenue Drug) if only ·,'a visit my sample show­ Lies.'' You can't get much cuter Jackie Cooper announced that room or ask for information about any of your floor covering problems. than Shari or her book title. Her Screen Gems has scheduled a Remember - you con still buy quality and save money, the answer is, over 30 husband, Jerry Tarchet, is a junket to Mexico City and years floor covering experience and " low overfieod". Acapulco at the end of May. prominent book publisher. PHONE DAY OR EVENING Thanks Bob Claver, executive During the trip, arranged by ,220 WEYBOSSET ST., PROV.. S21-2410 producer of Screen Gems' new Pub 11 city Director James (NEXT TO LOEW'S THEATER) Murrar Trinkle series for the coming season, H a r d i m an , assisted by Len Here Come the Brides, told me W e is s m an, TV editors and an interesting fact about columnists of major national Occasional Wife, another show he newspapers will interview stars once produced for the same of the studio's new series studio. including: Here Come the Brides, Although the canceled series The Outcasts, .and The Ugliest costars, Michael Callan and Girl in Town; also stars of Patricia Harty, soon will be r en ewe d series including: married, Claver said they started Bewitched, I Dream of Jeannie, out in complete disagreement. At Days of Our Lives and The Flying the time, both were married to Nun, the latter . oddly enough others and they argued constantly produced by my good Jewish during production. friend Harry Ackerman and Not until their respective c o s t a r r i n g th at wonderful , marriage had started to melt at Sephardic Jewish actress, Shelly the seams did Callan and Patricia Morrison, as Sister Sixto. find solace in each other's News about these series and I ~ interviews with their stars may c o m pan y. That changed to < friendship then admiration, and, be read in this column following in time, to love - shall we say? - my return from Mexico, where I at last sight. · I'm anxious to seek out and visit ~ Also at the Coopers' house with the country's Jewish party for Miss Valente, former citizens.

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THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY,MAY 24, 1968 13 A NEW LINK Herald subscribers comprise ce\lent' results, advertise in the .. NEW r YORK - The Israel an active buying market. For ex- Government has realigned its Herald. Call 724-0200. economic offices in this country B,ARNEY GLAZE-R to incorporate export promotional activity with the functions of its M·a~a ag LIONES' Investment Authority office here, ITALIAN RESTAURANT In Hollywood it was announced. The combined operation wm be known as the 102 DePasquale Ave., Prov., R.I. Israel Government In\restment I lb. SPAGHETTI or MACARONI, Family Style $1.50 and Export Authority and wm be DAILY MENU Jackie Cooper, West Coast TV star Burt Metcalf advised he under the direction of Baruch Barak, :,vho recently assumed ½ SOUTHERN FRIED chief of- Screen Gems, and his is now casting director at Screen French Fries, Lettuce & TomatoesCHICKEN99• ' charming wife, Barbara, recently Gems for Here Come the Brides direction of the American office of the• investment Authority. hosted a party at their Beverly and Bewitched. Burt once played TRIPE and SUFFRITO_ Hills home in honor of Renee with Jackie Cooper in Hennesey J5t Valente, transferred here from and later portrayed the FAMOUS NAME All Types of SANDWICHES New York as the studio's new bridegroom costar role in the TV talent director. series, Father of the Bride. SHOES AT • VEAL CUTLETS PARMAGIANA While I was telling Miss Metcalf said he gave up the • EGGPLANT PARMAGIANA Valente that I had thought she is acting ghost because "I had it up FABULOUS SAVINGS We serve pitcher beer-Choice wines and liquors Italian but had just learned she is to h er e w i th an actor's NO RESERVATIONS NEEDED Jewish, actress Jan Sterling problems." He claims he found Black, white and Orange Patent overheard and said, "Did you two his true happiness behind the • know that I'm now one of you? I camera. Burt's parents lived in just converted to Judaism." Montreal and he later lived for a BIG I told Jan, "Yes, I m:c!ntioned few years in Winnipeg, where it in my column r ecently and I'm many of his family still reside. delighted." Michael Ansara, husband of I She repeated Sammy Davis' Dream of Jeannie's Barbara original statement that she too E d e n, highly praised Irwin had studied many religions before A 11 e n's new science-fiction FLOOR COVERING CO. series, Land of Giants, in which det:iding that Judaism offered SHOWROOM: Rear 195 Cole Avenue w h at s h e c o u 1 d not find Ansara played a guest role. The ) elsewhere. actor predicts the series will be $7.95 Hello Friends: Also at the party, Shari one of the new season's hits. Just a note to let yoo know you can shop for carpeting the easy way. Lewis, without Lamb Chop, Irwin Allen has come a long way ·cHARGE IT: Charley Horse and Hush Puppy, with many successful TV series No crowds - No excitement - Just plain personal discussed her new book, "The since he first communicated with INCARD - UNICARD attention, by yours truly. Truth about Golf ana Other this column as a press agenf. Stop by anytime (Rear of Cole Avenue Drug) if only ·,'o visit my sample show• Lies.'' You can't get much cuter Jackie Cooper announced that roam or ask far information about any of your floor covering problems. than Shari or her book title. Her Screen Gems has scheduled a Remember - you can still buy quality and save money, the answer is, over 30 husband, Jerry Tarcher, is a junket to Mexico City and years floor covering experience and " low overliead". Acapulco at the end of May. prominent book publisher. PHONE DAY OR EVENING Thanks Bob Claver, executive During the trip, arranged by r ,220 WEYBOSSET ST., PROV-. 521-2410 producer of Screen Gems' new Publicity Director James (NEXT TO LOEW'S THEATER) Murrar Trinkle series for the coming season, H a rd i m an , assisted by Len Here Come the Brides, told me Weissman, TV editors and an interesting fact about columnists of major national Occasional Wife, another show he newspapers will interview stars once produced for the same of the studio's new series studio. including: Here Come the Brides, Although the canceled series The Outcasts, .and The Ugliest costars, Michael Callan and Girl in Town; also stars of Patricia Harty, soon will be renew e d series including: married, Claver said they started Bewitched, I Dream of Jeannie, out in complete disagreement. At Days of Our Lives and The Flying the time, both were married to Nun, the latter _ oddly enough others and they argued constantly produced by my good Jewish during production. friend Harry Ackerman and Not until their r espective c o s t a r r i n g t h at wonderful marriage had started to melt at Sephardic Jewish actress, Shelly the seams did Callan and Patricia Morrison, as Sister Sixto. find solace in each other's News about these series and c o m pan y • That changed to interviews with their stars may ;~ friendship then admiration, and, be read in this column following in time, to love - shall we say? - my return from Mexico, where at last sight. I'm anxious to seek out and visit Also at the Coopers' house with the country's Jewish party for Miss Valente, former citizens.

formerly of South Providence OPENING ' Fresh Fish Department 95 On Or About May 28, 1968 _ IN SUGARMAN'S KOSHER MEAT MARKET LOW MONTHLY TERMS 727 HOPE STR~ET, PROVIDENCE WESTINGHOUSE FROST· FREE SEE THEM ALL REFRIGERATOR FREEZER ON DISPLAY NOW! 16 cu. ft. of refrigerator-freezer space and never a sign of frost in • MERCEDES BENZ • AUSTIN-HEALY either. Slim wall design means more • TOYOTA • ASTON-MARTIN usable storage space inside. Snap­ in adjustable full-width shelves let • AUSTIN-COOPER • SPRITE you store large size items with ease. " •MG •BMW 7-day meat keeper ho.Ids up to 16 lbs. of meat fresh for 7 days with­ • ROLLS-ROYCE out freezing. Separate 137 lb. frost Stop' In And See free freezer with tilt-up shelf. Ice These Beautiful Cars cube server set included ... many On Display In Our Showroom L other features. AMERICAN CARS TAKEN IN TRADE BANK FINANCING ARRANGED-OVERSEAS DELIVERIES SALES - SERVICE - SATISFACTION

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/ 14 TI-IE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1968 MT. SINAI Moses rece'ived the Law. The site AUSTRALIA CLASH Scholars disagree on the exact of St. Catherine's Monastery is SYDNEY - Supporters of the location of Mount Sinai, where believed by some to be Sinai. Australian nazi Party clashed with local Jews in a melee that broke up a public meeting held by the nazis to "explain their Fletcher Preparatory School policies." Police reinforcements ,.. were called in and arrestetl six Grades 7-12 - SmaH Classes persons who were to appear in court on charges of assault and An Independent Co-educational Day School using indecent language. Entrance exams now being given for SEPTEMBER MATRICULATION CATALOGUE SENT UPON RE(i)UEST 136 County Rd., Barrington, R.I. 245-5400

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NEW OFFICERS Breakfast will be served. Mrs. Howard Brynes was installed as president of the ME:MORIAL DAY Cranston-Warwick Chapter, B'nai Ribb.':>n cutting ceremonies at B'rlth, at a meeting held at the dedication of the JWV Valle's Restaurant on May 22. Memorial Highway wm be held at Income Savings Certificates Other officers installed were the State Airport in Hillsgrove at Mesdames Seymour Golden, 1 p.m. on Memorial Day, Available in Any Multiple of $100 R a 1p h R o tt e n b erg , Harry Thursday, May 30. • Sipe rs t e 1 n, vice-presidents; The Jewish War Veterans of EFFECTIVE MAY 15 al! Income Savings Certificate ac­ Norman Saltzman, corresponding Rhode Island will observe special counts with balances of at least $1,000 when left witti us secretary; Paul Gross, financial Mem0rial Day Services in honor secretary; Joseph Mednick, of all veterans on Thursday, May for at least 6 months from that date (as required by Federal r e c or d 1 n g secretary; Hyman 30, at Lincoln Park Cemetery at regulations) will pay 50/o yearly. Certificates with balances L e v 1 n e , t r ea s u r er ; Allen 11 a.m. ___ of less than $_1 ,000 or those which do not remain with us for Kerzner, donor chairman. CHANGE DA TE TO JUNE at least 6 months will continue to earn 4¼ % yearly. Quar­ The date for the annual terly dividend payment dates are: May 15, August 15, TO HOLD AUCTION meeting"'of the R.I. Jewish Youth November 15, and -February 15. The Sisterhood and Men's President's Council has been Club of Temp~e Beth Sholom will changed to Thursday, June 6, it nold an auction sale on Sunday, has been announced by Carole May 26, starting at 1 p.m. in the Young, Council president. The Pr~paid Savings CertJ.ficates temple. On sale will be furniture, buffet st1pper will be at 5:30 p.m. _ 1 amps , bric-a-brac, jewelry, Election and installation of c 1 o t h e s , g r o c e r 1 e s , baked officers will be held, and an Available ·in Any Multiple of .$75 products, etc. A spaghetti , supper illustrated re1x>rt on the council's will follow the sale. activities will be given. EFFECTIVE MAY 10 all Prepaid Savings Certificate ac­ Co-chairman in charge of the affair are Mrs. Charles Kaufman counts with balances of at least $1 ,000 when left with us PRESENT AW ARIE and Samuel Lapatin. Mrs. Martin for at least 6 months from that date (as required by Federal The Center Youth Council of W ':!Xler is in charge of the Snack regulations) will earn 50/o yearly. Certificates with balances the Jewish Council Center paid Bar, and Harold Aidelberg of tribute to outstanding senior high of less than $1 ,000 or those which do not remain_with us H a r o 1 d I s Auction House is school youth and their clubs at its for at least 6 months will continue to earn 4¼% yearly. auctioneer. an nu a 1 dinn-er. Dr. Stanley Dividends are automatically added to your principal every ------TO A TT END CONVENTION Loebenberg, former chairman of 3 months on the 10th day of June, September, December, Samuel J. Kolodney, Peter K. the Sen.tor High daily advisory and March. Compounding of earnings on these Prepaid Rosedale, Leo Sonkin, Joseph· M ,. committee of the Center, was Savings Certificates can raise the effective r ate to as high Finkle and Sidney L . Rabi nowitz installing officer. , as 5.090/o yearly! will represent Roger Williams Awards that were made Lodge, B'nai B'rith, at the Annual include the LS.Low Youth Award Convention of the District Grand to Nancy Burt, CYC president; Lodge #1, B'nai B'rith, which the Senior High Department and starts this Sunday at the Concord Committee Special Youth Award Earnings begin on the day you start saving with either of these well-known Hotel, Kiam-esha Lake, N. Y; to L y n n e Diwinsky; "Miss Old Colony Certificates ... Mr. Finkle and Mr. Congeniality" award to Nancy OLD COLONY CERTIFICATES ar' redeemable anytime ... no special no~ Rabinowitz will also attend Schwartz;, Outstanding Advisor's meetings of ,the board of award to Mrs. Merle Green of tlce, no written notice. Just say .J want your money. For dependable ,governors of the Grand .Lodge of Judy Ann Leven BBG. income and fo~ growth, both at ~ 'gh rate - with your funds insured up to which they are members. Mlss Carole Young, outgoing $15,000 - start saving in Old Colony Certificates now. Just telephone or president of the R.L Jewish Youth stop in at SPZCIAL MEETlliG P r e s 1dent s ' c o u n c il, was The Reback-Winsten Post appointed to represent all Rhode #406 will hold a special meeting Is land Jewish youth on the on Sunday, May 26 at 9:30 a.m. in Gover nor • s C o m m i tt e e on Old Colony Co-operative Bank the vestry of Congregation Ohawe Children and Youth. 58 Weybosset St., Providence or: Pawtucket Sholam. A color slide Five of the Center clubs Woonsocket o West Warwick o North Providence presentation of JWV's recent trip r 'eceived Honor Club Certi.ftciates East Greenwich o Cranston to Israel will be shown by David, _ . of A ward. They were Alpha cc Penn, Department commander, Lambda Sorority, Dodeem BBG, and Harvey Green, national Masada AZ·A, Little Rhody AZA executive com mi tteem an. and Judy Ann Leven BBG.

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COME SEE OUR ORGANIZATION LARGE SELECTION OF NEWS ·• MINIFALLS Jewish Center Plans ,y,.f ·~ - •( .. ~ eWIGS Annual Meetjng June 9 - ..- - e WIGLETS ''Reshaping Our Center For e NEW STRETCH, The Future" will be the theme of the Annual Meetfng of the Jewish t, WIG'S Community Center on Sunday, All Famous Brands At Low Prices June 9, at the Center building. A reception honoring the Center's - WIG SERVICE - full time staff will open the Cleaning and Styling meeting at 7:30 p.m. A social hour honoring the outgoing and -. WE HAVE WE HAVE incoming presidents will follow f ..,,. ~ WIG GIFT the meeting. ACCESSORIES CERTIFICATES The theme was chosen by the ~,,· ~ Center's annual meeting committee under the NAMED FROM PAWTUCKET: Harry A. Schwartz, center, Pawtucket industrialist and communal leader, has BECK chairmanship of Richard been named chairman of the Initial Gifts Division of the Pawtucket-Blackstone Valley area of the 1968 cam­ Loebenberg and Mrs. Edwin paign of the General Jewish Committee, it was "announced today by Ben Sinel, associate campaign chair­ BEAUTY SUPPLY Spindell . man and chairman of the GJC Pawtucket-Blackstone Valley area. Mr. Sinel also announced the appointment The meeting, which will begin of Al Saltzman, left, and David Horvitz, right, as co-chairmen of the Pawtucket Initial Gifts division. Paw­ -, 1944 Warwick Ave., Warwick at 8 p.m., will include the tucket and Blackstone Valley, which in previous years conducted its own UJA campaign, has been in­ 737-7210 election and installation of Center tegrated with the state-wide GJC. officers and board members, and assisted by Mrs. Charles Lappin was general secretary and she reports by Sidney Meyer, Center B&P HADASSAH president; Dr. ' Bernard Carp, and Mrs. Abraham Grebstein, co­ was assisted by Mrs. , Paul The Business and executive director, and Bertram chairman. Mrs. Samuel Solkoff Goldstein. Professional Group of Hadassah L. Bernhardt, chairman of the wil hold its Annual Donor Dinner Building Fund campaign. 1 , on Sunday, May 26, at 6 p.m. in the State Suite at the Sheraton­ l_ ELECT OFFICERS Biltmore Hotel. Mrs. Lottie Th e Knights of Pythias Povar wlll install the officers. TO OUR recently elected their Grand Entertainment will be provided by it'\lt Lodge officers !or 1968-1969. Mrs. Betty Presser, soloist. NEW and LARG'ER Paul Goldstein of Providence Miss Nellie Silverman, Donor was named grand chancello:r. chairman, will be assisted by Other officers include Warren Mrs. M. B. Block, Miss Jennie "'o~\\\G QUARTERS Boulester, grand vice chancellor; Cohen, Miss Ida Garr, Miss George Hochman, grand prelate; · Frances Herzon, Miss Lillian Register NOW! Harvey Mlllman, grand master­ Lipson and Miss Esther Stone. AT at-arms; Melvin Shuman, grand UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS SHOPPING CENTER Inner guard; Stanley Smith, grand ( Next to Korb's Bakery-Cor. No. Main & Doyle Ave.) outer guard; Morris Kantrowitz, CHAIRMEN NAMED THREE - grand treasurer; Joseph Myron, Due to aif incorrect notice the names of several cha1rm0n of the grand secretary. Annual D:>nor Dinner of Pioneer Trustees are Abraham KOSHER Women w'hlch was held Tuesday Factor, Harry Wasserman and MEAT MARKET evening wer~ oml.tted from last STONE'S Alfred Bearcovitch. SUMMER we~k's H-~rald. 780 Hope Street, Providence 421-0271 Members of the ex~cutive The overall chairman of the - ~, board includa Max Portnoy, M ,) r r i s M z. r k ow 1t z , Robert affair was Mrs. Herman Wenkart, SESSIONS McLeod, Harry Wasserm~.n and Ira 3tone. Supreme representatives are Mitchell Shulkin and Eugene 1. INTERSESSION Troberman. ~ '~ \·' ,.,, c• ""UorL~s ,._. ,.. . ~ June·3 to June 21 COMPLETE PLANS Fin al plans have been J. t .. . for amazing Bakery selections completed !o:r the Lillian Lazar ~ 2. SUMMER SESSION M •~ m o r i a 1 Lunch e o n e tt e sponsored by the Southern New England Chapter of Women's ffeOi] June 24 to July 26 Branch of the Union of Orthodox J e w 1 sh C on gr e g a ti on s of / America. It will be held on -. 3. EVENING DIVISION Sunday, May 26, at 1 p.m. in the soc 1 al hall of Congregation M.ishkon Tfiloh. June 3 to July 25 Mrs. Nathan Greenspan, national treasurer of Women's Branch, UOJCA, a close friend of V All Courses Given the late Mrs. Lazar, will be the For College Credit guest speaker. Mrs. Ell Lazar, daughter-in-law of the late Mrs. NOW OPEN L a z a r , w 111 e x pl a 1 n the V LIBERAL ARTS Courses significance of the Ritualarium • . At UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS As Well As BUSINESS SUBJECTS GOLDEN AGERS ELECT SHOPPING CENTER V DORMITORIES Open E l.e ct e d u.nanimcusly as officers of the East Side Golden Next To ST AR MARKET for students who wish Age Club were Rose Shocket, to live on campus president; Bessie Hamer, first Cor. No. Main St. and Doyle Ave., Prov. vice-president; Arthur Linder, second vice-president; Anna K ore t , recording secretary; Write or Telephone M i n n i e Po 11 a ck, financial HOT BAKED SEVERAL TIMES DAILY "SUMMER PROGRAMS" secretar-y, and Fannie Sherman, I treasurer. I ADMISSIONS OFFICE Memhers of the nominating committee were M.U'garet For Your Shopping Convenience BRYANT COLLEGE Behrens , chairman; Joseph Providence, R. I. 02906 K op la n, Madeline Sherman, Visit Our Other ••• Minnie Pollack an:i Max Tel: GA 1-6840. Silverman. Korb's PIERCE & ROSENFIELD ,~., MEAT & POUL TRY MARKET ~ Pawtucket Ave. (Next to Dario Ford) 136 OAKLAND AVE. (across from Temple Beth David) "The House Of Prime" Hoxsie ( Gateway Shopping Center) • CLEAN-KOSHERED • Darlington ...... : BROILERS EACH 1.29 : • • (Armistice Blvd. : COMPLETELY TRIMMED \ : at Newport Ave.) : TENDERLOIN STEAKS LB. 99(:, : Outlet Co. ( Downtown Providence) fREE DELIVERY P~~Av~~;~~E JA 1-3888 WARWICK WOONSOCKET

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16 IBE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 24, \ 968 Herald subscribers comprise cellent results, adv.ertise in the --HERALD-- an active buying market. For ex- Herald. Call 724-0200. Re-Elect Max Alperin For Fifth Term As President Of Temple Emanu-EI Classified Max Alperin was re-elected Also, Samuel Malkin, Henry for a fifth term as president of W. Markoff, Thomas W, Coll 724-0200- That we sell more Oldsmobiles Tem!)le Emanu-El at its 43rd Pearlman, Joseph w. Ress, Louis - Annual Meeting which was held on Baruch Runbinstein, Leonard 3a-Wanted To Rent Jewish Herald readers than any other May 19. Also elected were Milton Salmanson, Clarence Schneider, M. Dubinsky, Judge Frank Licht Herman c. SeJya, Mitchell EAST SIDE: I need a 3-bedtoom, 6 and Martin M, Zucker, vice­ Sherwin, Edwin s. Soforenko, room flat. Garage or parking. We must be giving the best P r es id e n t ; Adrian Goldstein, Jacob N, Temkin, Joseph Thaler, Adults. Occupancy late June. Call treasurer; Hym3.Il Fishbein, Irving Wattman, Manfred Weil, 941-2751. financial secretary, and Louis L Harold Weiner and Sol M. White. 4-Appliance Service Kramer, recording secretary. A pp o i n t e d as additional Honorary officers for life are meml:> ers of the board were WE SERVICE washing machines, Try us--- s am u e I Rosen, Herman J. Martin Lifland, Julius C. ranges, driers, all makes, models. Aisenberg and Arthur Kaplan, Michaelson, Robert A, Riesman We make calls Saturdays and eve- honorary presidents; Alexander and Gilbert Sachs. nings. Call anytime. 467-7184. M.G. Rum pier, honorary vice­ Gabboyi m are Isadore Katz, Appliance Repairs. president, and Leo H. Rosen, Isador Korn, Samuel Michaelson, SCARPETTI OtDS honorary treasurer. Dr. Solomon· Rubinstein, Matthew 19-General Services , Rabbi Eli A, Boben, on behalf Sherman and Nathan Y. Temkin. FLOOR CLEANING and polishing. of the congregation, presented a Rabbi Joel H. Zaiman Also general home cleaning. Larry specially designed Talis (prayer installed the officers. Members Dugan. 353-9648. ufn shawl) to Samuel Rosen, Mr. of the nom lnating committee I Aisenberg, Mr, Kaplan and Mr. included Dr. Albert Kum~ns, FLOORS washed ond waxed . Alperin. chairm a n; Mervin Bolusky, 861 -4118. 6-14 Board mem'Jer s are Harry L Sam;iel Bresnick, Samuel M. JACK'S Aibert, Edward Blackman, Milton Gerstein, Abr aham E. Goldstein, 26a-Merchandise For Sale Blazar, Bertram M. Brown, A b b o t t L i e b e r m a n , Benton Archie Chaset, Charles R. Cohen, Odessa, Maurice Russian and BEAUTIFUL new 1968 electric sewing FABRICS machine . Zig-zag, buttonhole, darn, Lester Cohen, Dr. Joseph G. Irving Wa.ttman. Dr. Joseph G, weave, etc. Only $29.95. Call any Fishb e in, David Friedman, Fishbein was chairman of the time, 724-3351 . 5-31 DRAPERIES Samuel M. Gerstein, Abraham E. meeting. Goldstein, Sim')n S. Greenber g, A reception followed the SIMMONS Hideaway sofa; rug, 12' J ames Goldsmith, Merrill L. FOR HOMES AND OFFICES meeting. Sol M, White was X 12' broadloom; miscellaneous. Hassenfeld, Mar vin s. Holland, ch a ir m an of the hospitality 725-4675. Sol Koffler, Dr. Albert Kum lns , committee and Mrs. Fishbein a:1d e SLIP COVERS e BEDSPREADS Sanford I. Kroll, Paul Leviten, Mrs. White were in charge of 3 2-Plasteri ng e UPHOLSTERING • WINDOW SHADES Abbott Lieberman. decorations . CBUNGS AND WALLS replastered, also repair work. Free estimate. WE WILL BE HAPPY TO HELP YOU Harold Greco, 739-0022. ufn WITH ANY HOME DECORATING PROBL~M Rabbi Eli Bohnen To Speak 35-Private Instruction r- ·· CALL US NOW. NO OBLIGATION. PRIVATE Accordion instruction. PA 5-2160 At Bureau's Annual Meeting 351 -7655. ufn 725 DEXTER STREET CENTRAL FALLS Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen of Schol ar ship Fund, will present GUITAR INSTRUCTION : • WED., FRI, and SAT. 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. ; THURSDAY 9 to 9 Temple Emanu-EI w111 deliver seven scholars hips to teachers the keynote add ress at the 16th Folk--classic- ptectrum. Pre-camp and students who are going for a preparation. Limited openings. • Annual Meeting and gr aduation ye ar of s tudy to Israel or to Wayland Square. 351-4328. exercises of the Bureau of Jewish Hebrew speaking summer camps. RHODE ISLAND'S FINEST Education of Greater Providence, A recepti on given in honor of TORMAN AUTO DRIVING School. it has been announced by P rof. the graduate s is being planned by Call 351-7477 after 6 p.m. any Sidney Gol dstein, chairman. The Mrs. Charle s Bernstein who w111 night. - 6-7 ~ meeting will he held on Tuesday, be a ssisted by Me sdames May 28, at 8:15 p.m. in the Leonar d Be llin, Jerome 4 1-Shore, Mountain Rental meeting house of Temple Emanu­ Diwin s ky, Lester Eisenstadt, NARRAGANSETT PIER: 77 Kingstown EI. Rabbi Bohnen, who will be Na than Fink and Manfred We il. Road. One and two-room apart- introduced by Rabbi Wllliam G. ments. Chandler. Inquire all day Braude of Temple Beth El , will SAO P AULO CENSUS Saturday, Sunday. speak on "What Shall We Do With SAO PAULO - A team of ~ ' u Our Children?" 500 university students, carefully BARRINGTON BEACH: Nice 5-room .,_ a N . Students who will receive d r i I 1 e d i n e I i c i t i n g the cottage. $750 season. 421-3603. u graduation diplomas from the inform a tion r e- quir e d, is ~} PRICES GOOD C Community Hebrew High School currently conducting a house to 42-Special Notices A house survey of Jewish homes in THRU THURS., MAY 30 0 include Susan Bellin, Hattie WHOEVER BORROWED my blue l Berns tein, Lynn Diwinsky, Pearl Sao Paulo in connection with a Parker 51 fountain pen, please con· COOKED IN OUR KITCHEN Eisenstadt, Roberta Fain, Steven census and sociological study tact me . Harriet Winnerman, , STRICTLY KOSHER U.S. GRADE A Farber, Edward Fink, Bernard organized by the Jewish 781 -5525, days; 353-3665, eve- Formal, Joel Gereboff, Toby Federation of Sao Paulo in nings. 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I I I Li ~- l • • " l• • THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, I:_RIDA Y, MAY 17, 1968 Join Your Friends And Neighbors ...Leaders and Workers in ISRAEL'S EMERGENCY FUND and thee 1968 GENERAL JEWISH COMMITTEE CAMPAIGN

As the campaign progresses it will invo-,.ve thousands of workers and givers - but here are some of the leaders now organizing their divisions and recruiting assistants. NOW IS THE TIME TO JOIN WITH THEM AND ALL OF OUR PEOPLE in helping with humanitarian needs as Israel fights for her life as a counfry. WORK . .... GIVE WITH ALL YOUR HEART!

JUDGE FRANK LICHT I): ROBERTl~ A. RIESMAN Ifl JOE THALER I'f MAX ALPERIN .fo ,MERRIU L HASSENFELD GJC President I] General Campaign Chairman :} Initial Gifts Division Chairman m Associate General Chairman w Associate General Chairman

MRS. EDMUND I. WALDMAN j ' MRS. MAX ALPERIN j~~ NORMAN M. FAIN _ J STANLEY GROSSMAN f JOSEPH W. RESS President Women's Division ,>~ Chairman Women's Division f: Associate General Chairman · ,j Associate General Chairman W Associate General Chairman

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LEONARD I. SALMANSON ":::: :: A . t BENG SINELI Ch . I,~::: ALBERT I. GORDON i;:,:-: PAUL LEVITEN '":::,,: MARTIN LIFLAND Associate General Chairman :}: ss~~::--~~~~.... ,1.~:rman, t Associate Chairman Initial Gifts % Associate Chairman Initial Gifts /: Associate Chairman Initial Gifts ,. -

MILTON M. DUBINSKY it ---- · -- - "' -w: :g •--~ ...... Initial Gifts Associate Chairman, }j EDWIN S. SOFORENKO Ji MELVIN G. ALPERIN I@ LAWRENCE Y. GOLDBERG ]i HARRIS N. ROSEN _._._._,_ ._.__ .. ____ <:_~_

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DR. SAMUEL PRITZKER ] j DR. JACOB STONE f: MELVIN L. ZURIER {: MARTIN M. TEMKIN ___ MARTIN I. DITTElMAN Chairman Professional Division . {:=: Chairman Physicians Division :{ Co-Chairman lawyer's Division fi C:o-Chairman lawyers Division Ii Chairman Accoi 0tants Division -

HAROLD LEAVITT }{ HAROLD I. TREGAR \{ MARVIN S. HOLLAND j( HERBERT S. GALKIN .. BENJAMIN J. PULNER Chairman Community Solicitations Division \} Chairman Public Relations :j} Chairman Area Division :\ Chairman Cranston { :. Chairman Barrington

SAMUEL M. GERSTEIN MAURICE S. SHARE JOSEPH GALKIN Chairman Service Organizations Chairman Telethon Executive Director

MAY 21 WOMEN S DIVISION LUNCHEON Home of Mr and Mrs Mo, Alperrn Campaign Dates To Remember! MAY 22 MEN S DIVISION OPENING CAMPAIGN DINNER 400 Blackston<> Boule vard 111111111 • ..

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Advertisers will please notify the Electrician, the Carpenter, the management imme~Hately of any error which may occur. the Herald you may remember 1\ this picture of the Miriam , -Furnace Man, and _the Driver of Hospital. Her is Ann Corey being the Hospital Car. FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1968 pinned by Miss Catherine Little Bill was an , English Gergora. Mr. Jerome Sapolsky, sailor who was stranded in Israel and the Arabs the Executive Director of the America. He came to work in the Miriam Ho spital; looks on, while Jewish Orphan age as the • The Arabs insisted that the recent Israeli parade in Jerusalem Maintenance Man and .the All­ • I am standing and laughing at • was a provocative affront. The Israelis insist that President Nas­ some remarks made by the Around-Handyman. But he was • like one of the Orphan family. He ~ ser's speeches are not just provocative but menacing. In fact, nei­ photo~rapher. • What was the occasion? taught the boys al I kinds of • ther the parade nor the speeches make much difference to the re­ tricks. He worked with them in • Ann Corey completed. thirty • alities of the Middle Eastern situation. The parade, celebrating years while I worked twenty-five the Orphanage garden. And he • 20 years of independence, has meant a great deal to the Israeli years at the Miriam Hospital. fate decreed otherwise. took them for walks in the parks • Molly Haskins was the Night • nation but it does not mean that they are about to invade an When the pinning and the of the city. • picture taking Vf as over, Ann said Supervisor at the Hospital. She When the Orphanage was • Arab country. Nor does Pesident Nasser's persistently warlike was ·a heavy woman and she was a • to me: liquidated, Billy came over to the talk mean that Egypt is ready to start again. The oqviou.s deduc­ "Where did the thirty years skillful nurse, and she worked hospital . There he de! ighted with competence and compassion. tion to be drawn from Nasser's flow of fierce oratory is that he go?'' - everyone with his rich Doctors knew that when Molly t wants to keep control of his people. If he stopped:saying wa rlike I remember the first day I vocabulary. Me hardly ever • came to '· work at the hospital was in the house they coul d rest opened his mouth without a choice • things someone else would take up the thread of his discourse in peace at home . Molly did not profanity coming out of his lips. • some twenty-six years ago. > and (perhaps) outbid hiµ1. leave the bedside of a sick But Billy was the mainstay of > It was a crisp September day In practice, of course, there is no reason, military or other, and I entered timidly into the person. She always hovered the hospital. He had a room above t -Laboratory. I wa s to work with around the room and kept the the laundr:y and the supply room, wby Israel should withdraw from the lands that she won last doctor informed about any change and he was on call every minute • summer except in return for a guaranteed settlement. A volun­ Miss Rose Duggan, a lady who • came to the Miriam on graduation in the condi tion of the patient. ' of the day and night. He knew that tary Israeli withdrawal would be a "miracle," as the editor of from Rhode Island Univeristy, And Ann, Corey wa s always everybody loved to hear his f "Al Ahram," Mr. Haykal, candidly observed in his newspaper in and stayed here until she retired beside her. Many a child was swear words and he obliged us born at the Miriam before the December. The Israeli Foreign Minister, Mr. Eban, has told the about three years ago. The while he went about his work. doctor arrived. It was def lvered When Billy died during the UN that Israel's determination never to return to the vulnerable Laboratory, X-Ray and the Pharmac y Wt!r e all c~mbined and by Molly, assisted by Ann . first two or three years in the position of a year ago must "prevail over every other considera­ shared between the two of us. In I remember the first day we New Miriam he left all his tion." This is a justifiable demand. the morning I was to do Blood moved into the New Miriam. The possessions to the hospital, and Analysis in the Laboratory while excitem e nt. The inevitable we put up a Memorial Fund in the The Security Council resolution, sponsored by Great Britain, confusion . The elation with the name of William Patton. and accepted unanimously in November might seem a solution. Miss Duggan took X-Ray pictures and did Electro-cardiographs. In new surroundings. The b l d That was the only time when . This resolution still enjoys the support of all the Great Powers, the afternoon I wa s busy Miriam was only· a remodeled we referred to him by his full France and Russia included . This resolution calls for Israeli with­ preparing medication at the boarding and convalescent home. name. William Patton. Pharmacy while Mi ss Duggan Now we were like all the Where did the years go, Ann? drawal from the occupied territories but it equally insists on hospitals , with a buil di ng of our worked in the Laboratory. Let me quote from the book, Arab recognition of Israel's "sovereignty, territorial integrity and own, and departments that looked II) addition to all this the two "Sayings of the Fathers·" independence." It calls for free navigation through in­ imposing. political of us gave Intravenous Solution to "Rabbi Duso said: Then at night It happened. ternational waterways, a settlement of the refugee problem, and patients, there being no Interns at ' ' S I e e P. i n g away in the the creati<;>n of demilitarized zones. The only problem here is Mo I I y wa s on the floors morning, ,,, ,.,., the Hospital, and gave Blood in s truct ing the purses and • Transfusions. · "Carousing around at no0ntime, • • ,· would the Arabs, even if they agreed, kee-p to their ~greement? orienting herself in the new "Listening to the babbling of • d 28 • We doubt it. To a y th e r e a re hospital, when suddenly she the vulgar, • Israel has quarrels with three ·neighbors-Syria, Jordan and technicians in the Miriam dropped to the ground and died. "Waste the days of man ." Laboratory and 18 assistants in . She was the first person to die Egypt-and the quarrel that can be settled most easily is the one We could not sleep late In the X-Ray, tiesides the two in the new hospital. morning. We had to be at work at - with Egypt. In practice Israel wants freedom of passage for Is­ P a th o I o g i s t s and the two I remember Billy as he stood .seven. You, Ann, for thirty-odd raeli cargoes (not even necessarily for the Israeli flag) through Radiologists. stunned and wiped tears from his years and I for over twenty-five. the Suez Canal and the ,Straits of Tiran. Israel also w.ants to be But then, the Miriam of those eyes, as he tol d me how Molly We did not carouse in the days was a small hospital of 64 had died. noonti91~. W~ •ha_g to rush back to recognized de facto by Egypt, and, above all, Israel wants the se-1 I , beds, twelve of them were Little Billy. He, too, would our duties. curity insisted on by Mr. Eban. President Nasser could afford to Obstetric cases which required ' . have been in the picture with Ann We did not. listen to the concede all this in return for a really massive internationally fi- no Laboratory or X-Ray work. and Me. babbling of the vulgar. We had nanced resettlement program for the1 refugees, a program that But we were to come in at We called him Little Billy our work to do. Hospital work is could bring to the Sinai Desert the kind of development that night on alternate weeks, when because there were other' Bills serious business. called, which was most of the working at the hospital. , There both Israeli and Egyptian experts have already proved possible. Our years were not wasted. time. was Big Bill, and Slscriptlon "salesmen." A may for ultimately it makes another war more likely with grievous may pose as a school official, then attempt to convince parents Joss and suffering to both where instead there could be peace and WORTH that their children will not be new prosperity. The only, problem has been . that the Arabs, in able to pas·s examinations or even Egypt or elsewhere, will not agree to talk with the Israelis. by Sylvia Porter get through school unless they Unilateral negotiation is cquite impossible. buy this-or-that -reference book. Psychiatrists have reported slum parents having nervous Ghetto Gyp$ Could there be an answer in breakdowns due to guilt about . COMMUNITY CALENDAR the evidence that hardest hit by being unable to afford to buy the The American Insurance the riots has been the ghetto books.' Association has just reported that gypster who charges exorbitant # Slum stores will advertise the nation's cities suffered a $51 prices . and exorbitant interest apparently low-cost products million loss in property damage rates, and generally spared has strictly to get the customer into SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1968 during the riots set off by the - been the merchant who sells his the store so he can be the target 6:00 p.m.-Temple Beth El, Annual Meeting 7:00 p.m.-Temple Emanu-EI, Annual Meeting assassination of Dr. Martin goods at fair prices on fair of pressure sales tactics. In one 7:00 p.m.-Cong. Mishkon Tlilah, Talmud Class Luther King - and these are terms? recent case, a New York victim 8:00 p.m.-ladi .. Ass'n. Prov. Hebrew Day School Arl Festival / losses on insured property alone: Al though there are few hard responded to an offer of a MONDAY, MAY 20, 1968 It's also widely predicted that facts on the subject, I suspect the complete kitchen for $250; he was 12:30 p.m.-Women's Ass'n. Miriam Hospital, Annual Meeting 8:00 p.m.-Roger Williams Chap., B'nai B'rilh Women, Regular Meeting U.S. cities this summer may connection is strong. To back up talked' into a $1,629 contract, and 8:00 p.m.-Devarah Dayan Club, Pioneer Women, Regular Meeting suffer property damage losses even then, the promised work was 8:00 p.m.-Sislerhaad Cong. Shoore Zadek, Regular Meeting my hunch, here is a partial list of 8:00 p.m.-Sisterhoad Temple Sinai, Regular Meeting exceeding $150 · million (the the gyps and excesses now being partially finished. In another 8:00 p.m.-Jewish Family ond Children'• Service, Boord Meeting estimate for the 1967 riots.) widely perpetrated by case, a patio was advertised for 8: 15 p.m.-lodie• Aid and Si1terhood, Ohaw• Sholom Synagogue Why, millions are asking, do unscrupulus ghetto merchants: $275; the victim ended up signing TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1968 people Uving in the ghettos, burn # When a poor-risk ghetto a contract for more than $1,000 12:00 noon-General Jewish Committee, Women's Division luncheon 6:30 p.m.-R.I . Council Pioneer Women, Donor Dinner and loot their own stores and dweller buys a car, ·he easily can and the patio caved in soon after 8: 1 S p.m.-Miriam Hospital, Baard of Trustees Meeting businesses? end up paying double the actual it was installed. WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1968 Surely, the biggest single value of the car because of fl Consumer goods of many 1: 15 p.m~Sisterhood Temple Beth El, Boord Meeting factor is the Negro American's fantastic interest charges, types are routine Iy sold 'at 1:30 p.m.-Pianeer Women al Prov., Regular Meeting 6:00 p.m.-GJC lnilial Gilts Dinner deep - resentment over his although ads may imply .big outrageous prices in the slums. 8:00 p.m.-Sisterhood Temple Beth Shalom, Regular Meeting inability to find a decent job or bargains. In one version, cars In Washington, D.C., a portable 8:00 p.m.-Tauro Fralerrial Association, Regular Mealing decent housing, -or t

IBE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1968 7 HEADS RELATIONS UNIT by . Sydney C. Orlofsky, JCRC PHILADELPHIA - .-Selection presitlent. Mr. Cherntn·, who has of Albert D. Chernin as executive .been a member of the executive BRIDGE •director of the Jewish Community staff of the National Community II II Ill IIll IIll Ill II Ill Ill II Ill II Ill II Ill IIll Ill Ill Ill Ill IIll Ill 1111111111111111111111111 U1 Ill 1111111111111111 ·, Relations Council of Greater Relations Advisory Council since Philadelphia, to succeed the late 1957; will assume his new duties By Robert E. Starr Jules Cohen, has been announced here in July. There is a common saying outstanding high cards. that is so often true, "A little From the Oum my I discarded knowledge is a dangerous thing." a Club and a Diamond while East This certainly does apply in had to make three discards which aus,~iSSMAN'S today's hand. All the declarers I watched carefully. He threw one LONcH knew that proper technique is to Heart for he had to guard against JULIE'S lead up to honors, so they all did Dummy's Jack and then a Club KOSHER DELICATESSEN to their dismay. This does not and a Diamond. Now I had him. I 731 Hope Street SPICED BEEF mean not to lead up to honors for simply played the Diamond Ace no r m a 11 y that statement is and King exhausting East of that 621-9396 correct. .It only applies to this sUit and then let him have the SANDWICH hand and others exactly like it Heart Jack on which I discarded a when the outstanding honor cannot Dlam0nd. All he had left now possibly be in the desired place. were the two Club honors. He led -~~ff~ 75( North the Jack which I allowed to run ANO COFFEE • Q 8 3 around to the Queen in Dummy. • J 8 6 5 That was the tenth trick• NAMED TO LAWYERS DIVISION: j • K 3 2 Moral: Normally, leading up Lawrence S. Gates, executive ! Q 7 6 • to an honor has an even chance o( counsel to the Governor, has been KOSHER-LEAN KOSHER-THICK. • West East working, depending on where a named associate chairman of the • • 4 2 • 10 6 certain other honor is but when it Lawyers Division of the Genera I l • 7 3 • AK Q 10 9 is impossible to work because of • J 9 6 5 Jewish Committee's 1968 cam­ SPICED • Q 10 8 knowledge gained by the bidding • 10 8 4 3 2 • K J 9 paign, it has been announced by or preceding cards played, try Robert Riesnian, general chair­ • BOLOGNA South some other way _to get the job BEEF man_ Martin Temkin and Melvin (ONLY) • AKJ975 dorie. SLICED TO ORDER . • • 4 2 Zurier are co-chairmen of the divi.. • • A 7 4 sion. • • A 5 FULL I l FULL North - South were vul­ POUND 2 • 29 POUND 98.( nerable, East was dealer. Hy Kalus To Speak At Luncheo.n The bidding: E . S W N Opening GJC Women's Campaign VITA HOME-STYLE ENJOY lH lS P 2S Hy Kalus, a native of , . - --. HERRING SALAD SUGAR-FREE Dbl 4S End Providence and founder of the 8 OZ. CONTAINER You will notice that no names Is rael Actors Studio, will be the ! _... -4' are mentioned as having played NO-CAL guest speaker at the 1968 S~~E the hand correctly. The reason is campaign opening luncheon of the 41( that no one made the hand except Women's Division of the General SODA ! . • the writer which was very GOLDEN'S Jewish Committee on Tuesday, ASSORTED FLAVORS unfortunate for my opponents. In May 21. The affair will be held 67 the parlance of tournament tmder a tent at the home of Mrs. POTATO PANCAKES 6 16 oz. ( Bridge, they were "fixed", a Max Alperin of 400 Blackstone NO RETURN BOTTLES term meaning that through no Boulevard, starting at 12 noon. 59( fault of their own they received a Mr. Kai us spent several years bad score because of something studying · for the theater as an done to them by the opponents. If actor, director and producer. He All SALE ITEMS #HILE THEY LAST all the other Declarers had taken went to Israel ten years ago and adv·antage of the bidding as I did decided to settle there. He served they would have done the same as in the U.S. Army during World I. War II and attended New York Reviewing the bidding, after University following it. A East had opened, many players "(J.uA f/Ji,JUlfpllJ Sid" member of the Actors' Studio in • would make a take-out double New York, he worked with Lee .; ~ with the South hand to _ show Strasberg, Joe Anthony and The Herald is now accepting strength. An overcall does not Michael Chekov. • ~ necessarily show as much in Mrs. Alperin is chairman of "Younger Set" Photos point count but does show a good the campaign, assited by Mrs. Hy Kalus < ' sllit and could be as strong or David Horvitz who is co- For early publication and For our Files· ' even stronger pointwlse than a Gordon, chairmen, and Daniel c h a i rm an . Other campaign double. A vulnerable overcall has Jacobs, Jacob Stone and Joe officials are Mesdames Merrill ' to be a good hand but I would have Th a I er, co-chairmen, initial L. Hassenfeld, chairman, and The R. I. Jewish Herald ~: made the same bid without the gifts; Irving C. Goldfarb, . Philip Dorenbaum, Archie Fain two side Aces. North, my chairman, and Philip Hak and and Albert Pilavin, co-chairmen, MAILING ADDRESS: BOX 6063, PROVIDENCE, R. I. partner, fortunately did not Sheldon Sollosy, co-chairmen, take Vanguard; Lawrence A. Paley, L the attitude so many people do vital gifts; Gerald C. Finkelman, PLANT ~ND OFFICE: HERALD WAY (OFF WEBSTE_R ST.) chairman, and Milton M. take. They pass saying "You only­ chairman, and Joslin Berry, co­ PAWTUCKET, R. 'I. Dubinsky, David Horvitz, Leo made an overcall". She raised chainnan, life savers; Manfred Marks and Leonard I. Salmanson, that we should be close to Weil, chairman, Sidney Dressler feeling co-ch a i rm en , Pace Setters; making two and if I had a good and M()rris P. Schwartz, co: overcall I could go on as far as I Martin Lifland and Albert I. chairmen, telethon. liked. If I had the minimum, the opponents could make something LAST WEEKS and maybe she could keep them ANSWER. out. With my two Aces, I jumped I CROSSWORD PUZZLE . Investment Guidance RUB I right to gam-a. ACROSS DOWN 17. Of SC OU R• SC AO RT A• TH ERE No matter how the bidding 1. Drinking 1. Orna­ / interest from G. H. Walker vessels mental to TU BE S• RA N GE went most pairs reached the • N s• •w,_ AR DEN 5. Dibs molding sam 9 contract and all received graph­ ST •1 MA GE New Research Report 9. Goddesses 2. River in olo­ TE E M I N G• ~~.Q. the same lead, the Heart 7. East OR R I s • L 0 •••I RE of the Russia gists answers today's questions about won the 10 and played two more seasons 3. Heraldic 20. Chinese PS I. TH EA TER high Hearts, all Declarers ruffing -e RI SK • AM J.0. Egg- division mile DEV O UT PW• TRUNK AIRLINES STOCKS the last one_ high knowing West shaped I f. AL I AS Witpess 21. Wurt­ EMIRSI II had no more either. Nine tricks AMEN "T --so NVA figures 5. Tyran- tem­ This study coocmtrates on industry p(obJems were certain but how to get the 12. Ecclesiasti­ . nizes berg FADES PU SSY tenth was _the problem. ' All the cal 6. Affirm meas­ and pr~ts that every long-term. investor other Declarers drew Trump and vestment 7. Tropical ure 30. Precious should consider. ~ then did what apparently came 13. Mfr11,y trees 22. Resort stone It explains '.W''hy· currently depressed airline naturally, they played the Club 14. Exclusively 8. Driv_ing 25. Division 31. Apostolic sto..-:ks should represent outstanding value at Ace and then led toward the 15. A viators . ice and of the 32. Cubic some point. And. -it presents our opinions 16. VirginitJm: rain Bible: meter about Queen hoping that West would sym. 9.G-man abbr. 36. Stonn four assumptions which today's 'inves­ h ave th e Ki n g and that 17. Vase 11. Legis­ 26. Deified 37.Bodyof tor need make to take. a favorable long-term subsequently they could play to 18. Fleet, lators: mortal water view of airline stocks. Reasons· are given for the Diamond King and use that W&lland abbr. 27.Famous 38. Odd: the conclusion that these ·stocks have a great now good• Queen. When East others: 15. Land ' inventor Scot. deal of appeal on a work-out basis long­ u for • pounced on the Queen with his abbr. . measures 29.Lamprey 40.Craz.e term investors.. 19. Obscures • King they could no longer make 2 ?, 4 5 7 6 Read this report and discuss it with a Walker ~ 23.Scene ~I b • the contract. of Nazi ·. ~~ ~ account executive if you own or consider • I had no intention of playing surrender 9 10 II purchase of airlines• stocks. To get a ~opy, the hand that way . for I was well 2f. Aftersong ~ use the cropon or call us. · · aware of what would happen if I 28. Repeated 12 ,., ever did lead to that Club Queen. - 30. Goddess of ~ ·~ I realized that my only hope was harvests 14 15" to make East lead Clubs to me at 33. Legal ~ o:iif~iA.wi~KeiPiACo. lb 17 1& some time so I set the s'tage for action . , suit ~ ~ ~ that happening. I drew the 20- CJtnuwt Oe'vllice 19 u Trumps but did not stop there, 3f. Music note ~· , ~ ~ ~ instead playing out all of my 35.Scout ?~ 2.4 ZS z- 21 Trumps. ~emember I was 37. Girl's ~ confident from East's bidding that ?& ~ name G. H. Walker &'Co. he probably held all the 39. Vertically: ~ ~ -~ naut. !>O ?II '32. ' '3'3 ~ ... 840 Hospital Trust Bldg., Providence, R.. L 40. Cltyin ~ ~ r0 Send me the report on Trunk Airlines ~tocks PROTEST NAZISM 1S ?,'- '37 ?t& MORE IBAN _20,000 Jews and North Dakota ~0"'. non-Jews crowded into Chicago 41. Immense ?,, • O Stadium 25 years ·ago this month 42. Cltytn ~ to protest the nazi extermination Ohio 41 "12. I of the Jew.s and to urge the United 43.Drep ~·. Nations to undertake immediate 44.Not •'3 •4 steps toward rescue. living ~ ~ ~ I~ , ,, ' I l' r-' " •. ' ' \

8 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1968 .,;,-.,,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,..,.:,:-;.,A' Mrs.- Edwin Z. Wattman, Cheryl SYMBOLIC? Lynne Young, daughter of Mr. and - Mrs. Manuel Young. TEL AVIV - Non-Jewish Czechs have asked their friends GEMILATH CHESED in Israel to send them emblems Hello Again! Samuel Shlevin was installed of the Menorah, according to as president of · the Gemilath press reports. In their letters the Chesed Association of Pawtucket Czechs said they wanted to use Sports News By Warren Waid en and Central Falls at the 59th Israeli insignia to demonstrate Annual Dinner and Installation their solidarity with Israel ~,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_/_,_,_,_,_,_. held on Monday, May 13. Rabbi Chaim Raizman of Congregation · LIKE GUNGA DIN - It could while wearing the padded mittens. NOW OPEN Ohawe Shalom was guest speaker be said of boxing as it was AND THEN - Suddenly the UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS and served as installing officer. written of Gunga Din that, g a m e of box i n g a 1 m o s t Harry Cokin was master of BARBER SALON r«Though you've belted m,~ and evaporated. It w~nt into discard FEATURING : flayed me etc. etc.'' Ah yes, the and it disappeared from the ceremonies. Other officers installed were Razor Cutting • Hair Styling game may be down but never sports scene. Some said that really out. At one time weekly television helped to put the small Louis Lev In and Seymore UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS shows were held at R.I. boxing • clubs out of business. Sherman, vice-presidents: Martin SHOPPING CENTER Auditorium and sometimes it was They said that the very thing that Duch an , treasurer: · Herman Cor. No. M•in & Doyle Av•. even difficult to get a ticket. built the game to its highest Geller, financial secretary: J. R on a I d F i s h b e i n , recording HOURS: Tues. - Fri. 8 to 6 That's when Manny Alm~ida ~was pinnacle also sent it skidding. setting records for attendance Others said other things. secretary. Sat. 8-5:30 and the acc0mpanying financial AND NOW - Here in these Members of the board of directors are Abe Barnett, Ben 831-9707 receipts. It was when Rockey plantations and environs, we now NAMED AGAIN: Ernest Nathan Marciano and Ralph Zannelll find ourselves being offered · a Corin, Carl Passman, Saul RONALD J. CROCE, Prop. has been again placed in nomina­ Young, Dr. Leonard Komros, were the magnets of attraction choice in the boxing menu. We tion for the position of president of - find something to arouse interest Howard Rosenberg and Ralph H. Temple Beth El, Congregation Fishbein. in a new setting with two ring Sons of Israel and David, when it ~ shows , scheduled on successive holds its 113th Annual Meeting on Gue s t s at t e n d i n g the BulVACATIQN Jerg, secretary. Trustees un­ vice-commander, Reb ack­ INSTALLED take over. til 1971 are Joseph M. Finkle, Mrs. Winsten Post JWV, representing A NEW NAME, TOO - Next Robert Hochberg, Dr. Melvin D. Commander Aaron Feinman. IN Wednesday, May 22nd, ls the date Hoffman, Dr. George F. Meissner, for a presentation by Dario :USTOMIZED° FOR YOUR CAJ HOURS Harold S. Roberts, Arthur H. Enterprises, a new name . 1n Rosen, Harry Schlossberg, Dr. Ja­ A Herald ad always gets re­ boxing promotions. Paddy Reed, a son C. Siegel, Perry Shatkin and sults .•• our subscribers com­ former boxer himself, is Dr. Albert C. Salzberg. prise an active buying market. j;f•lil•1~-Radiator & Body Works spreading the word concerning A buffet supper at 6:30 p.m. the program of four eight will precede the meeting. Benja­ 185 Pine St GA. 1-2625 Providence rou'nders and a couple of min F. Ruttenberg is chairman of "fours." In the eights: Dave the nominating committee. David Hilton of Canada and the No. 7 H. Gaines is head of the com­ contender for the British Empire mittee of arrangements. Championship, is paired with TO OUR It a 11 an B1lly Wallace; Dick Gambino of Providence will meet ~t\lt NEW and LARGER Julio Cruz of Puerto Rico; Tony ORGANIZATION I SmJth and Jimmy Cherico are listed for another eight; and Hank Giorgio ls bracketed with Frank NEWS "'o~\\\G QUARTERS Smockvltch in another. TO BECOME B'NOS MITZVAH COLORFUL LIST - Several Seventeen girls wlll become outstanding names in the world of B'nos Mttzvah at Sabbath eve AT boxing are being invited to attend services to be held at Temple UNIVERSIT·Y HEIGHTS SHOPPING CENTER and be presented. First of all, Emanu-El on Friday, May 24, at ( Next to Korb's Bakery-Cor. No. Main & Doyle Ave.) . that "w11l-o-the wisp," Willie 8:10 o'clock. PQUEENS OF THE resumption of a feud that started of Ms. and Mrs. Louis Morse; APOSTLE COLLEGE OF at R.I. Auditorium w!1en the last Sandra Hollis Schaeffer, daughter ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S boxing show was there. of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Schaeffer; DAY CARE CENTER. AND so - Here W-c find Lori Diane Silverstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myron RHODES-on-the-Pawtuxet ourselves being served two , dishes of boxing warfare all of a Silverstein; Linda Susan . FREE PARKl~G - sudden. And here we find the ~attman, daughter of Dr. and 1. SWARMS Of WINGED - g am ei being tried in new TERMITES Wednesday, May 22 surroundings. and while on the DAVE HILTON 8:30 PM. boxing subject, that perennial Touro Fraternal Plan 2. GROOVED or DAMAGED promoter of the game, Joe BEAMS Celletti says he is not going to 7 - Bout Boxing Show allow Gene Palm er to enter the Club boxing will return to 3. MUD LIKE TUBES 4 MAIN BOUTS 4 Eastern Division competition for Rhode Island on We_dnesday, May - 22, in the form of a seven-bout - the Olympics and he is also 4. SAGGING FLOORS MAIN· BOUT 8 ROUNDS ' scratching the name of James show at Touro Fraternal Brown from the listings in that AssocJation, at 8 p.m. at Touro ED IMON>I, DICK GAMBINO'S MANAGER HOPES TO SEE A BIG ENOUGH ,Hall. Insured $25.000. Guarantee TURNOUT SO HE CAN BRING HIS FIGHTER BACK . competition that will be held . at Against Termir e Damage Trenton. "They'll be ready next The exhibitions, each of which year," says Joe who adds, _ will go three rounds, will feature "Anyway, Eugene Palmer has a Harold Gones, former junior bad right thumb at the present lightweight champion: Dick FREE Estimates DICK GAMBINO vs. JULIO CRUZ. time." French, former New England PROVIDENCE. R. L PUERTO RICO welter and middleweight Semationdl Ba1tler. Puncher - ChmlN Strool 1[0 ltmg Hard Punching Light Heavyweight l.aal 4 F'ighls br 1[0 Route Winner ol 10 Straighl 11:0'o HE'LL PROVE IT - Ask Joe champion: Willie Green, former Langton, who is an all-time great New England middleweight king: Refereeing Ma1n Bout WILLIE PEP as a punter at LaSalle Academy, Kenneth Campbell, current New DAVE HILTON VS. ITAIJAN BILLY WAIJACE to prove that he can still kick England Golden Gloves NEW ENGLAND • • OJfTIIE~ CANADA. IEIU·F'DfAL • OH!ON, ILU8A.CJIU8EffS ctuar 1 ..i.ta..scotu FIPl• r - JS IO-. Oal at U PIPII I ROUNDS ClffH BeHr~PIIDdl• r - UIMl ....t .., 2' Wlm a Row higher than his head. He can do it featherweight titlist: Kenneth PEST CONTROL CO. HANX GORGIO . FRANKIE SMOKOVITCH with ease. And remember, if you Nelson, New England Golden P'IIOYIDl:N«n:1 R. I. vs. POI..UfD Federal am•, t.u aattln - A RNl Orowd Ple&Nrl • ROUNDS - Rn1h ud Toatll - Bu WI.a 0.or Oortlo can't say something good, don't GI oves we! terweight champion, 17 Rartdall Street , JIMMY CHERICO TONY SMITH say anything. - Carry On! and Gene Palmer, current New LITTLE ITALY, IIULIIEBllY IT.. NEW TORI OITT vs. YIROIN' Ill.ANDI, BABAIIAS 01--, KO PlllldleY, tJad.tu... la 11 Pro Fl1ht1 I ROUJiDB Ill•,. 8o•u-Paadliu - I KO'• la • Row England AAU lightweight GA 1-1981 PATSY ORTIZ EDDIE WYNN champion. , SAJfftJUC, PVDRTO IUOO vs. llAJI IUAH, PUERTO RICO Slid ao.or - Wlaav of I ltn.lPt , IIOVNIJS WWu nl 11 KO'• I.a • Rcnr - Sezu.Pudter Phil Addison, local manager More peopl\:! attend the event Providence, R,I. Free Karate Exhibition by Mattson Academy and trainer, is promoting the that ls advertised. Call the Her­ show. The show is µnder the TICKns $2. $3. $3.50 $4. $5. ald office, 724-0200' or 724-0202. chairmanship of Lenny Levin. f I ...... f J ~ - - - - -., ~-:,.... --=-:.. _4_ - -- --·------. ·-- ---; -==.i::...... -

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Alice Littmann Plan·s FINAL SESSION Student Recital May 26 The final session· in the Dialogue series sponsored by Alice Llffmann will present several churches and TemplE some of her students in a recital Sinai in Cranston will be held on at the MtISic Mansion on Sunday, Sunday, May 19, at 8 p.m. at St. May 26, at 7:45 p.m. Mark's Convent at 31 Poplar Students who will participate Drive, Cranston. The sisters of include Debra Aaronson, Andrea St. Marks School will host the Berger , Edmund and Susie meeting. i::tie topic w1ll be Carpenter, Anne Martha Cohn, ' ' Re Ii g i o ti s Aspects - of the Barry Field, Lisa Frank, Vietnam War.'' Jeanette Guevara, Ruthie Korn, Karen Liffm ann, Jill Newman, Doreen and Kathleen O'Donell, FOR THE Linda and Marcia Resnik, Diane Rollenhagen, Emily Roornach, Debra Samdperil, Cynthia BECK Shartzer, Rachel Siegel, Kathy and Paula Silberthau, Marjorie IN BEA .UTY and Tamara Weinstein, Jo Woolf and Gail Yashar. SUPPLY Compos it lo n s by Bach, Clementi, Diabelli, Kabalevsky, DANCE CO-CHAIRMEN: Rene CALL OR VISIT Mana-Zucca, Pinto, Russel, Freedman and Paul Michaels are Schubert and Villa Lobos will be co-chairmen of the da nee held ev­ , included in the program. There ery Sunday night at the Rhode wtll be several numbers for two Island Yacht Oub from 8 p.m. to BECK pianos. 1 a .n'I ., sponsored by the ln­ terna tional Society of Single Adults. Further information may HONORED s ·y HADASSAH: Marfin 'Lifland, local industrialist, is shown SUPPLY, be obtained by calling 944-921 7. above being presented with a certificate from Mrs. Elisha Scoliard, left, Orthodox Establish· president of Providence Hadassah, as the first Rhode Island man and ISRAELIS WOUNDED co·. INC. the 500th in the United States to become an associate of th~ new­ New College · TEL AVIV - Two Israeli : 1944 WARWICK AVE., soldiers were wounded in a seven ly-formed Men's Associates of Hadassah, the Women's Zionist organiza­ NEW YORK - A new WARWICK . . tion. The Men's Associates group has been formed to return, restore and Orthodox Jewish college has been hour gun duel on Friday between rehabilitate the Hadassah Hospital on Mount Scopus in the old city of e s tablished here in an attempt to Israeli and Jordanian forces ln Jerusalem. Mrs. Lifland and their daughter are shown with Mr. Lifland. cope with a "serious decline" of the northern sector of the Jordan TEL. 737-7210· The liflands have been frequent visitors to Israel. Most recently they s ki 11 e d teachers in Jewish Valley, a mUltary spokesman went with the National United Jewish Appeal Mission in October, 1967, educational in s titutions. reported. The mnn ta rget, of the BE SURE TO VISIT OUR 1 and with the General Jewish Committee in March of 1968. The school, the College for Jordanians was Kibbutz Gesher Fred Kelman Photo Torah Educators , will begin but they also shelled Beth Joseph PUBLICATION CHIEF Triangle Publications , lnc. The classes with an Initial enrollment and Yardena in the Beisan Valley, WIG SALON PHILADELPHIA - Joseph society is the world's leading of about 45 students at 200 P ark the spokesman said. M. First wa s re-elected to his publisher of books on Jewis h Ave;rne South, the headquarters of third te rm as president of the subjects in the English I anguage . the National Council for Torah Jewish Publication Society of Dr. Chaim Potok was r enamed Education of Mizrachl-Hapoel All forms of personal and business· insurance America at the society's annual editor of the JPS and Les ser Hamizrachi. including - Life - Accident - Group - Fire - meeting. First is vice-president, Z u s s m an w a s r e- e 1 e c t e d Heading the new institution is secretary and general counsel of ei ecutive director for his 19th Dr. Rabbi Bernar d Be r gm an, who Automobile - Casualty - Bonds the Philadelphia Inquirer and term. outlined the new ins titution's functions and its major purposes. 40 MINUTES FROM PROVIDENCE Dr. Bergman, a graduate of Murry M. HQlpert . both New York and Ye shiva 800 Howard Bldg. AUNIQUE CATERING PACKAGE Universities., cited a r e cent s tudy DE 1-9100 Residence: by the National Council for Torah . OVICK'S , MILLIS, MASS. I Of N 376-8456-KE 6-1011 E ducation that cited whole structure of learning in a Includes All Liquors "serious breakdown in the Jewish Full Course Dinner . d~y schools, afternoon schools l. ·= Excellent assortment of fletcher Preparatory Scbool $-J:; 50 PER- apd general Hebrew centers.'' Hors D'Oeuvres, Cake for occasion, He pointed out that there are • PERSON Grades 7-12 - Small Classes Floral decor, Gratuities about 300 all-day Jewish schools, An Independent Co-educational Day School Two beautiful new dining rooms and chapel combining secular and religious New Lounge-Rib Room-Dancing and Entertainment studies, with an enrollment of Entrance exams now being given for Nightly 68 ,000 pupils. Dr. Bergman SEPTEMBER MATRICULATION Dietary Laws Strictly Enforced stressed that the lack of CATALOGUE SENT UPON RE(i)UES'r "competent teachers for the schools ls so great that it ls 136 County Rd., Barrington, R.I. threatening their breakdown as FRED SPIGEL'S well as that of afternnon and 245-5400 evening religious and educational I institutions ." KOSHER MEAT MARKET The new college will seek 243 RESERVOIR AVE., PROVIDENCE HO 1-0425 students· from four major IMPRINTED SKULL CA-PS sources: those in the higher FOR BAR MITZVAHS, ~ ~ ·-;- classes of rabbinical seminaries who do not intend to become WEDDINGS AND SIMCHAS ICORNED BEEF LB. 1.99 I rabbis; ordained rabbis who prefer to enter the teaching WE .ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE LINE I WIDE AND LONG 19 ~ I prof e s s ion , Orthodox college OF RELIGIOUS MERCHANDISE LB. . ., students and Orthodox public § BOLOGNA § school teach~who are Religious Department Closed on Saturdays i n t e re s t e d in teaching • in L.,..,..,.,....,.....,..,.,....,..,.,....,.....,.....,..,....,..,..,..,..,.,..,..,.,..,..,.,..,.,..ALL~DEPARTMENTSOPENMEMORIALDAY I afternoon religious schools to ·get extra income. ·· MELZER 'S DEPARTMENT STORE Rabbi Bergman said the new 238 Prairie Avenue • Open Eves. • MA 1-8524 college would offer a two-year­ intensive course with 800 hours IN WILLARD SHOPPING CENTER l of instruction in Judaic studies Jewish Herald and professional \:raining. Classes are scheduled for four days a week --- four periods on Sunday afternoons, and thre~ periods each on Monday, Tuesday Advertising and Wednesday evenings. Rabbi Bergman said that in addition, 75 '- ' hours of practice teaching under _ expert guidance and supervision I would be pro;yided. Brings Results • • • The ·spirit u a I I ea de r . . . Greatest Vacation Offer You've Ever Seen emphasized that the new college l would adhere to strict Orthodox 1-5 DAYS principles. 4 D~ys - Nights Las Vegas for people ·who sell drugs_ Instruction will be given in the 4 Days - Nights San Francisco Hebrew language, Bible,. Jewish 7 Days - Nights Honolulu f~r people. who sell cars histoy, the Talmud, the Codes, I , and the' history and problems of Pws '595tax - double occupaJ'!CY ALL INCLUSIVE Jewish education, as well as for people whq_·sell groceries methods of teaching, classroom Deluxe Hotels Las -Vegas (Flamingo), you'll enjoy 3 meals daily management, general education at your hotel - unlimited beverages and cocktails - plus ' many extras. In San Francisco (San Fran-Hilton or Jade Tarr) and psychology to be taken at a and Honolulu (Hilton Hawaiian Villcige or llikai - breakfast for people who sell clothes recognized college. at hotel. Dinner every evening at your hotel or at a list of top The chairman of the college's restaurants to be supplied. Included: Transfers, Baggage Han• executive c.ommittee is Joseph dling, sightseeing, cocktail parties. for people who sell insurance Straus , with Charles Bick, WANT MORE INFORMATION?· CALL . ch a i rm an . of the board of governors. Both are lay leaders TAP THE BUYING ,owER in American Orthodox Judaism. PRICE TRAVEL ,OF JEWISH HERALD READERS For excellent results, adver­ .... SHOPE ', T 831 5200 tise in the Herald. Herald sub­ OYtDE NCE - scribers comprise an active 'buy­ 724-0200 ing market. Call 724-0200 or 724-0202. •

;o TI-IE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1998 For excellent results,· adver­ DEFENSE SPENDING UP tise in the Herald, Herald sub­ TEL AVIV . -· - - Israel's scribers comprise an active buy­ defense budget will be increased So.cillhL ing market. Call 724-0200 or by $123 million to nearly $630 724-0202, million. ~- Estimates to supplment the ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT MAGIC SHOWS budget approved April 1 w111 be Mrs. Jeanette Volinetz of East FOR ALL OCCASIONS BY submitted to the Knesset 16th Street, Brooklyn, N.Y., (Parliament). · announces the engagement of her Rhode Island's Youngest Magician Finance Minister Pinhas Sapir daughter, Suzanne, to Richard said that 40% of the additional BRUCE KALVER Goldfine, son of Mr. and Mrs. sum would come from cuts in Nathan C. Goldfine of Gaskill 434-3183 development spending. Street, Woonsocket. Miss Volinetz, a graduate of Brooklyn College, is now a CoJt£111¢ - treacher in the New York City / ?rlmdiJuJ School System. AUSPICES OF THE WORKMEN'S CIRCLE Mr. Goldfine was graduated Sunday, May 19 at 8:00 P.M. from New York University and is • present I y attending Boston JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER College Law School . 170 Sessions Street, Providence An Aug. 11 wedding is planned. I. SHMULEVITCH ENGAGED: Mr. and Max lsserlis of ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE: Mr. and • NOTED YIDDISH JOURNALIST 241 Freelove Street, Fall River, TO BECOME BAR MITZVAH Mrs. Milton Kessler of Summit Av­ Mass., announce the engagement Mark Richard Krakowsky, son enue announce the marriage on GUEST SPEAKER of their daughter, Judith Anne, to of M r . a n d M r s . David Sunday, April 28, in Boston, of MISS SONIA LIZARON Stephen Harris Yoken, son of Mr. Krakowsky, w111 become Bar their daughter, Miss Paula J. Kes­ 728 sler, to Sheldon L. Levine, son of ( OF NEW YORK) and Mrs. Albert Yoken of Mitzvah at Temple Sinai on IN A SPECIAL PROGRAM OF YIDDISH AND HEBREW SONGS Langley Street, Fall River. Saturday, May 18, at services Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Levine of MICHAEL BRODSKY AT THE PIANO Miss lsserlis is a graduate of which start at 11:15 a.m . New Bedford, Mass. PUBLIC 1s· INVITED ADMISSION FREE B.M.C. Durfee High School, and a Given in marriage by her fa­ graduate of the Chandler School FIRST DAUGHTER BORN ther, the bride wore a pale pink for Women, where she was on the Mr. and Mrs. Richard z. Karp peau de ~oie with a matching For sociable singles, aged 28 and above. Dean's List. She is currently em~ of Belcher Avenue, Brockton, headpiece which 'held a French il­ ployed as a legal secretary at the Mass., announce the birth of their lusion veil, and she carried a bou­ law firm of Horvitz & Horvitz in second child and first daughter, quet of orchids on a prayer-book. Ii~ "CABA.REI DANCE" , Fall River. Tracy Anne, on May 8. Mrs. Karp Miss Roberta Blair served as ~ ~~ This Sunday, May 19 Mr. Yoken, a graduate of Provi­ is the former Sandra Rodman of honor attendant for the bride, and dence College with a Bachelor of Edgewood. Herbert Cohen was best man. Af­ '\-~!9Ville"~,-- ~ _ 8:30 P.M. Arts degree in English Education, Maternal grandparents are ter a wedding trip to Bermuda, 1 Mr. and Mrs. A, Arnold Rodman ' · '.!} AT THE JEWISH is employed as a teacher of Devel­ the couple will reside in Boston, opmental Reading at Taunton of Edgewood and Hollywood, Fla., Mass. COMMUNITY CENTER High School. He is working for his and paternal grandparents are Master's degree in Reading at Mr. and Mrs. Irving Karp of Bridgewater State College. He is Brockton. associated with the firm of Secur­ ity Planners Associates, Inc., in ON DEAN' S LIST "THE MERRY TONES " Boston as an investment securities Robert I. Baruch, son of Mr. • Cabaret Decor salesman . He also works as a disc and Mrs. Morris Baruch of 39 Tenth Street, has been placed on 111111 • Free Party Punch • Free Nibblers jockey and master of ceremonies. NAME SPEAKER A February wedding is planned. the Dean's List at Bryant Colle'ge ADMISSION - $2.00 of Business Administration for Weeb Ewbank, head coach and the las t marking period. He is a general manager of the New York graduate of Hope High School. Jets of the American Football YOUR League, will be the principal • speaker at the 16th Annual JACK'S MONEY'S WORTH TO APPEAR WIIB PLAYHOUSE Banquet and sports award night of Debbie Coppel, daughter of the R.I. Jewish Bowling Congress (Continued from page 6) Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coppel of on June 3 at the Colony Motor FABRICS of work-at-home schemes in 238 H11lside Avenue, Pawtucket, Hotel . which the advertised lure ls high­ has signed a contract to appeal" The Bowling Congress will paying employment, but the actual as a principal player with the h'onor J. Russell Gray, executive DRAPERIES purpose of the ads is solely to ' ' PI a y house on the Hudson secretary and treasurer of the R. .. sell "instructions" at excessive Theater," of Cornwallis, N.Y • I. School Principals' Association, FOR HOMES AND OFFICES prices. In other instances, the Debbie has appeared in Committee on Athletics, for victim is told he wtll receive, television, with' the Pawtucket service to sports by presenting • SLIP COVERS BEDSPREADS say, a free freezer if he can Players, at the Orleans Arena him with the Bert Summer e supply the names of X number of Theater, and with the Tri.nity Memorial Award. ArT}brose R, e UPHOLSTERING e WINDOW SHADES potential customers; he soon Square Repertory Players in (Amby) Smith, sports editor of WE WILL BE HAPPY TO HELP YOU finds he is stuck with an ironclad "The Grass Harp." the Pawruxet Valley Times, will instalment contract. And slum be toastmaster. WITH _ANY HOME DECO~ATING PROBLEM dwellers are lured by unethical druggists into buying quantities of FOURTH DAUGHTER BORN CALL US NOW.-NO OBLIGATION. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Ji Katz useless patent medicines at TO CELEBRATE fantastic prices. of 70 Sinclair Avenue, Cranston, PA 5-2160 anndfmce the birth of their fourth . The New England Region 725 DEXTER STREET CENTRAL FALLS No report of the riots which I Religious Zionists of America MON.,TUES., WED., FRI. and SAT. 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; THURSDAY 9 to 9 have read says anthing about the child and daughter, Michelle Diane, on May 7. Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi will gyps being peddled In our slums. hold a special breakfast in honor But they are, I am convinced, Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold A, Bellin of of the 20th anniversary of the explosive duel for rioting, looting Providence. Paternal grandfather State of Israel on Sunday, May 19, and arson. is Harry Katz of Cranston. at the Hamil ton House Hotel, 1110 OPEN (Distributed 1968, by Publishers­ Commonwealth Avenue, · Boston, EVENINGS Hall Syndicate) at 9 a.m. Guest speaker at this 'TIL 9:30 (All Rights Re served) SON BORN annual Midway Breakfast will be Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Rabbi Charles Weinberg, past Leapman of 60 Fosdyke Street pre s i den t of the Rabbinical SAT. 'TIL 6 P.M. Jewish Groups Join announce the birth of their son, Council of America, who will Scott David, on April 22. Mrs. speak on "We and They." TEL. Others In ProtesJing Leapman is the former Phyllis 861-4640 Kirshenbaum. Welfare Requirements PLAN DONOR DINNER WASHINGTON - Two major Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Samuel Kirshenbaum of The Mother's Association of Jewish organizations joined Providence.Paternal Tample Beth David ·wm hold their recently with national Protestant D:>nor Dinner on Monday, May 20, and Catholic groups in a petition grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eli Leapman of Lancaster, Pa. at 6:30 p,m. Mrs. Harold to the Supreme Court to outlaw Winklem.'.3-Jl and Mrs. Allen Law state residency requirements for are co-chairmen, Mrs. Sylvia welfare recipients for whom ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF Factor will present a program of federally sponsored relief help is DAUGHTER songs. sought. , · I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lazarus 0th er m -~ mbers of the The five organizations filed a of 1 High Service Avenue. North committee are Mesdames Philip joint brief supporting lower court Providence, announce the birth of Woled, children's page; Benjamin decisions which invalidated such their second child and daughter, Ludmw, m,~morian and raffles; residency requirements enacted Stephanie Sue, on May 5 . Paarl~ Tippe, raffles; James by Connecticut, Penhsylvania and Paternal ' grandparents are Riseberg, dinner; PhiHp Rubin, the District of Columbia. , Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lazarus of treasurer and professional; J olning with the American Blackstone B.oulevard. Maternal Albert Snell, professional; Bunny I Jewish Congress and 1he Council grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Greenfield, reservations; Henry of Jewish Federations and Robert Sturman of New York. Berger, program, and Samuel Welfare Funds, were the National /' Snegg, decorations. Conference of Ca thollc Charities, the National Council of Churches, CORRECTION .. and the Scholarship, Education The caption under the picture TO GRADUATE and Defense Fund for Racial of the son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Temple Sinai will graduate . Equality Inc., among others. Isaac Segal of Savannah, Ga., in four students from its religious Federal aid is provided under last week's Herald was incorrect. school who have completed 12 the aid to families with dependent It should have read, Binyomin years of formal Jewish education, chll dren I aw. · Gershon Segal, 18 months old, is at services on Friday, May 1 7. The brief argued that the son of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron The graduates are Linda residency requirements placed an Isaac Segal of Savann{lh, Ga. Bienenfeld, daughter of Dr. and "unconstitutional burden" on the Maternal grandparel'its are Rabbi Mrs. Norman Bienenfeld'; Susan '-•h, ..: ~..- . ,~,-~. \ right to travel between states and and Mrs. David Zupnik of Buckler, daughter of Mr. and . 1 •"' • , , • .,:.., ·.. \, il\\'.fn"'I. that the requirements punished Chicago. Paternal grandparents Mrs. Martin Buckler; Barbara ... . (,. h • \· .... tv ~ \'- \ t-._ ;-: I"' are Mr. and , Mrs. Isaiah Segal of Dunder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . ------not only persons who might move \ \ ~"·'' for htgher welfare payments ''bu,t 58 Bailey Street, Cranston . Fred Dunder, and Barbara Cohen, al so the family I ooking for Maternal great-grandparents are daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph - work." Rabbi 'and Mrs. Abraham L. Shur. Cohen. Ii f ---

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AT ANNUAL AOL MEETING: Key participants in the Annual Dinner meeting of the Rhode Island Area Com­ mittee of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith are shown at the recent meeting held in Providence. Left to right, they are Sol Kolack, executive director of the New England Regional AOL office; Charles E. Du­ rant Ill, executive director of the Providence Human Relations Commission; Bertram L. Bernhardt, chairman LIONS of the AOL Committee in Rhode -island; Alex Miller, of New _York, guest speaker and AOL director for com­ munity servjce; Lawrence Y. Goldberg of Providence, dinner chairman; Harry Goldstein, commissioner of Public Safety for Providence,and William A. McNamara, executive director of the Diocesan Human Relations .T.RADE Committee in Providence. • , - Fred Kelman Photo

..•;,_, ,_ ;.; ..;. ;.~: ,::;:; : ; :; :; : · ::=•:❖:• :•: • .·:· .··· · ·:•: • :•: •:• : ❖:❖ :•:•: • : • •• : •:•:•···• ···· ··w··:·: · :•:•:::•:·:•:·:·········:·. • . · . · . · :.-~.-.:: :·.::: ~---=-.::. ; :, ~• .•...... ~--•.· .... the symbolic rejection for the young men of the day cons isted of SHOW appearing in the arena in sacerdotal nakedness. But Judaism won over the HARRY GOLDEN Greek "invasion." It returned in -Pawtucket Armory time to an even greater · austerity EXCHANGE STREET with regards to the clothed body. The Vanishing Jew~ ,The Jews celebrate ,Chanukah to TUES., thru SAT., MAY 21-25 CQmmemorate this victory. NOON 'TIL 9:00 P.M. DAILY But Sissy the fair in the bloom fltftlffittIJ\tir@%ilif/lltIIftiltttttIIItfilttfffIIUMEflf:llfJtl of 16 was another story. Married I recall reading a dispatch fi ght to the death for someone's in the mude, wearing a Star of FREE ADMISSION from Delray Beach, Fla., several right to say what di spleases me , David around her neck, she FREE GIFTS FREE DOOR PRIZES years a_g o which described a but if you want to go around proves that in America the Jews nudist wedding ceremony. "A witliout clothes on, you'll have to can do everything everybody else shapely brunette who wore only a go around alone as far as I am can do . .euuu (1/,u/,. oiJ p~ veil, the 23-year-old sailor, her concerned. I admit the prejudice (Copyright (C) 1968, by Harry groom, clad only in a sun tan, is very deep. Golden) INCORPORATED ' were married Saturday under 0 the The Orthodox Jewish home (Distributed by Bell McClure 1- palms," it said. was strict about the- l,I.IlCovered Syndicate) - l,., The disQatch, I remember, body. My mother. made me turn said the 200 guests were also my back whenever she adjusted nude. But the socko sentence on'e of her four petticoats, even read: "Besides the veil, which when I was only ten years, old. I hung to a strategic length down _ was a son but also a male. her back, the bride, Sissy Despite the crampea quarters of Dawson, 16, also wore white our tenement, and by cramped I patent leather pumps and a Star mean seven members of a faimly of David hung on a long silver occupying four room~, we only AWAY chain around her neck." presented ourselves to each other . - .. ~ The Jews of my father's completely clothed. generation pondered each event in There i s in fact an the world, asking themselves, "Is apochryphal story about this law this good for the Jews or bad for of the Jewish religion. It is told the Jews?" I, too, shall ask, "Is of the Jewish girl condemned to w·E· ·.. , .~68 a nudist wedding good for the the stake by the Inquisition. When Jews or bad for the Jews if the asked for her iast request she bride is Jewish? . begged her judges for some pins My answer is that it is good to pull together her skirts so that fQr the Jews. It shows everyone when she was dragged to the that we are as normal as stake her lower limbs would not everyone else. We are no enigma. be uncovered. MUSICAL REVUE We are part of the grand design, Nakedness is contrary to our ' like everybody else. religion. During the Hellenistic I am not sure ·my liberal period, when the Jews turnel1 SATURDAY-SUNDAY . . . convictions extend wholeheartedly their /back on thet'r religion and to nudism. It is true that I will tried to adopt the Greek culture, Israel's Merchant-Marine MAY 25th - 26th Modern, G·rowing Rapidly PARK VIEW JR. HIGH SCHOOL, PARK AVE., CRANSTON TEL AVIV - Israel is dead weight" tons to about 1.5 entering the third decade of her million tons. Mr. Recanati noted EVENING ·PERFORMANCES existence with a modern, rapidly that there had been a number of \AV / growing merchant marine. Her growth problems, among them the I SA TURD"' I fleet was described recently by country's inability to train enough DONATION, $3-$4 two of her shipping executives as merchant seamen. - AND not only capable of fulfilling its _ "One third of our seagoing per p~rson basic economic obligations but m anpowe;-,'' he said, "are SUNDA·v also of becoming an increasingly foreigners. but then again we are All Seats Reserved important factor in world in the same boat as Norway, 8:30 p.m. shipping. , which also has to recruit one The executives, Avner Manor, third of her seamen from president of the American-Israeli . abroad." Shipping Co., Inc., and Raphael • ------SPEClAL FOR CHILDREN Recanatl, fiead of Cargo _Ships El- ANNl_JAL CHARITY BRirx::;E Yam Ltd., expressed gratification The Ladies Ala and Sisterhood that it wa~ their country's of Congregation Ohawe Sholam announce~ policy to make are preparing for their Annual SUN1DAY MA.TINEE-MA Y 2·6-2:00 P.M. freedom of navigation through the Charity Bridge which they wUl Suez Canal one of the conditions hold on Monday, May 20, in the $~.00 per person of a peace settlement. vestry at 8 p.m. Mrs. Samuel , Mr. Manor, whose company ls Trachtenberg ls chairman of the owners' representative in North event assisted by co-chairman, ADULTS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED· BY CHILD American for Zlm Lines, Mrs. Samuel Brown, and Mrs. Is r a e 1 i • s largest steamship Abraham Mal, ticket chair-man. BENEFIT TEMPLE BETH TORAH RECONSTRUCTION FU"D company,, said that free Mem'Jers of the committees navigation through the waterway are Mesdames Harold Kerzner, FOR TICKETS CALL~ \ might prompt his company to Elllot Brown, Robert Finn, Ida ,, establish rotmd-the-world cargo Wittner, Herman Braff, Carl . TEMPLE BETH TORAH 941-43·50 services. Passman, Rose Shock'et, Herman -During the last decade the Geller, Katherine Loewy and Eva or 467-6170 463-9288 ...... size of the Israeli merchant Kaplan, and Raymond Marks, ex­ " marine had tripled from 500,000 officio. " i~ ' ,

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12 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1968 will incorporat~ a "significant" helicopters would ~ used in amount of war booty. expansion of the Air Force but he Israeli Army Plans To Remain On Present Cease-Fire Lines Is r a e 1 seized scores of stresed that the Army will always TEL AVIV - Israeli Army require an increased use of He said the planning will take Soviet-made tanks, guns and 1 be ready to absorb the French­ planning for the current year is troops, Brig . Gen. Ezer into account the lessons. of last other equipment in its smashing made Mirage-V supersonic jet based on the assumption that the Weizmann, chief of the Army's June's Six-Day War and will victory in the Sinai Desert. plans if and when France ends its Army will remain on present headquarters branch, reported include an increase in armor and He reported that United States embargo on their shipment to cea------s e-fire lines wl.1ich will last week. reorganization of artillery which Skyhawk bombers and Bell-250------Israel.

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