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VOL, XLVIII , NO. 6 FRIDAY , APRIL 10, 1964 15¢ PER COPY 16 PAGES Organization Leaders Express Concern "1 ,- ' w.:.__ ►-~ ~✓ Over Suppression Of Jews By Soviet WASHINGTON - Five hun munlcating official American con ference was a resolution tha t ~ r . >.. '(;Y dred leaders of 24 major Ameri cern to the Soviet Government, r ecognized th e Soviet t..: n I o n' s can Jewish organizations formu MRS. M. DRAZIN look s at the water-soaked books left after the fire and to seek adoption of Congres "heroic resistance to the Nazi lated an extensive program thi s sional resolutions and polirlcal last Sunday at Congregation Sons of Zion was put out. Ar ti cles of onsla ught " and presented the ap week to comba t Soviet ant t - party platform planks on the Issue peal to the Soviet Government as value which had been saved had been removed to other places of Semitism. safety. of Sovie t anti-Semitism. "within the framework of our ar The group, endlng a two- day Organization of community dent desire to see an end to the emergency conference at the Wll cold war and to lessen and hope lard Hotel, unanimously expressed support from chur ch , civic, labor Congregation Sons Of Zion and voluntary groups. full y eradicate inter-national ten concern at what it called Soviet sions.'' efforts "to cr ush the spirit of So The conference received strong In fact, the idea of a meet ·ro Hold Services Tonight viet Jews and seve r their ties" support from leadJng Protestant Ing between American Jew 1 sh with Judaism. and Rom an Catholi c clergymen. leaders and Sov iet authorities "on Services will be hel d tonight working in a print shop across The participants in the con They Inc luded Albert Cardlnal at Congregation Sons of Zion for the s treet fromthebullding ,helped the hi ghest level " was raJ sed by ference represent a majori ty of Meyer, Archblshlp of Chicago; the Morris B. Abram, president of the first time since the fire which remove sacred scroll s and other 5.5 m111ion American Jews. Most Rev. Eugene Carson Blake , valuable possessions. the Am erican Jewis h Committee, heavily damaged the basement Sovtei suppression of Jew! sh ch 1 e f executive offi cer of the rooms in the synagogue took place The cause of the bl aze ha s not and Lewis H. Weinstein, chairman spiritual and cultural activities United Pr esbyterian Church, the of the National Community Re last Sunday. Tonight's services as yet been determined. Most Rev . Patrick A. O' Boyle, Rev . Drazln said that the build was the subject of a meeting of lations Advisory Council. Bot h will s tart at 8:30 o' clock and conference leaders with Secre Archbi shop of Was hington, and Saturday morning services will ing Is ins ured and that plans w111 s aJd they were prepared to form tary of State Dean Rusk this week. Herman Rei sslg , internatlonal-re a delegation to visit the Soviet be at 6 o'clock. Services will be be made for repairing the damage latlons secretary of the United held on the second floor which to the buil dl ng. Program Provisions Union 10 discuss the pr oblem. The program adopted by the Church of Christ. has been Judged safe and in good The oldest orthodox synagogue Labor leaders al so expressed The 18 point s addressed to ~ condition and for which a perm! t in Providence, the bui lding at 45 conference calls for the following: the Soviet Government embodied An appeal to the Soviet au support . I has been issued. According to Rev. Orms St r eet was built in 1892. A major theme of the con- requests for Jewish equallty in Moshe Drazin, temporary lights Ben Formal of 86 Jefferson thorities to take 18 speclf1c s teps the r ellgious, educational, cultural have been Installed and the heat Street, the Janitor of the bulldlng to eliminate dlscriminatlon and and economic life of the country. ing has been restored. fought hi s way through heavy smoke restore the cultural and r eligious The program was outlined to the to save the scroll s and other rights of Soviet Jews. C. J. C. Adopts Code convention by Dr. Joachim Prinz, at The fire, which was r eported articles . He was assisted by A national day of prayer In president of the Am erican Jewish 11:30 A.M. last Sunday morning, Morris Lecht of 20 Richter Street every synagogue In the United For School Faculty Congress. caused much damage, destroyed and by the childr en of several con States to dramatize the plight of many prayer books and other re gregation members. Soviet Jews, the date to be set In The Board of Trustees of Points Are Listed /) ligious materials. Covers of the Ad d 1 t 1 on a I assistance came the near future . the Cr anston Jewish Center, Ten of the points dealt with Blnah were burned and some of from Joseph W, Venable of 152 An extensive c ampaign of In upon the recommendation of its freedom of r ellglon, Including the the Torahs were smoke-damaged. Nelson Street who used hi s car to formation in the United States and Sc h ool Committee, endorsed free functioning of synagogues and No one was in the building when transport the scroll s to another the world over to publicize the and adopted the t:ode of Practice private prayer meetings and the the fire s tarted. synagogue for safekeeping. Mr. Soviet repressions . for Hebrew School Personnel , right to publlsh Hebrew bibles , Several persons, includlngcon Venable was working in his print Efforts toenlistthe cooperation according to an annoi.mcement prayer books and other religious gregation members and a man shop at the time. of President Johnson in com- by the president, Sheldon S. texts. Sollosy. Other points included the re The Code of Practice has establishment of Yiddlsh publish been developed by the Bureau ing houses an d theaters, as well of Jewish Education and the as permission for Jewish wr iters, School Councll to guide schools artis ts and intellectual s to estab in their relationship with per lish their own institutions for the sonnel and to advance edu encouragement of Jewish cultural cational standards In the com and artistic life. munity. (Continued on Page 16) Torah Umesorah Director To Speak At School Dinner The new audltorium, library, classrooms, memorial windows and plaques of the Providence Hebrew Day School wlll be dedl cated at the school's annual dlnner on Sunday , April 19 , in the audltorlwn. Rabbi Nathan Bulman, director of the school organization of Torah Umesorah, the National Association of Hebrew Day Schools, wIII be the guest speaker at the dlnner. Rabbi Bulman, a graduate of Yeshiva l 'niverslty, has served In rabbinates In A PROVIDENCE FIREMAN examines the area where the fire ls believed to have originated in the base Danvllle, Va., Fallsburg, N. Y., ment of the Synagogue on Orms Street. and Newport News, Va. He ls a former member of the Yeshiva University faculty and ls co-founder of the Henrietta Leader Condemns -Anti-Jewish Remarks Kurzer Hebrew Academy In New port News, Va . were made in the heat of the mo for racial peace and was against JOHANNESBURG - A leader Thomas A. Pearlman, Provi of the governing Nationalist Party ment, they were out of pl ace. anti-Semitism. He blamed some of the Jewish members of Parlia dence attorney and communal RABBI NATHAN BULMAN and a member of the South African "I have had the personal leader, ls the dlnner chairman. Parliament, has added his voice assurance of our leaders that they ment for the comments that had compiles with the r equirement, been made. Joseph Ress Is the honorary to the condemnation of the "Go to wlll not tolerate anti-Semitism, chairman and Judge Frank Licht of the Providence School Com Israel" and other anti-Jewish and I think we can s tate that em The New York Herald Tribune, wlll serve as toastmaster for the mittee and all of the school' , remarks made recently by some phatically," Dr. Jonker said. The In a cable from London Sunday by affair. teachers are licensed by the stat< colleagues In the Parliament. Prime Minister, Dr. Verwoerd, Seymour Frledln, its executive The new building contains 13 and city boards of education foe Abraham Jonker, the National and the previous Prime Ministers, edltor, reported: "The Jewish modern classrooms, an audi secular studles and the National ist leader, sald In an Interview Dr. Malan and Mr. Strljdom, had community In South Africa Is torium , combination library Association of Hebrew DB} Schools. In "Sunday Times" here that the all spoken out against anti singled out by the m111tant chapel , kitchen facilities, com Rabbi Aldva Egozl, principal anti-Jewish remarks had come Semitlsm. apartheldlsts today as the mos t pletely equipped science labora from a few Individuals and did not Another Nationalist member of Influential Internal bloc s upport tory, offices, a firs t aid room, of the Hebrew Day School, sale reflect the feelings of the National Parliament, J. von S. Von Molte , Ing African desegregation aspira and arts and crafts room. the school alms to develop , Party. "If they were manifesta who had In the 1930's been a tions. Jews also have been Students at the school receive well educated and well-roundec' tions of anti-Semitism, then they leader of the anti-Semitic Grey charged with furnishing, Illegally, an Intensive secular and Hebrew indlvldual with a thoroughly In were to be condemned as strongly shirt movement, told the "Sunday funds to Africans to promote their education during regular school tegrated American Jewish per as possible," he said. "If they Times" that the Government stood objectives. hours. The school currlculwn sonality. Excellent opportunities are In SEEK IMMIGRANTS the Herald's Classified ads. T EL AVIV - Finance Min Origin Of Torah Spa.rks Controversy; I ster Pinhas Sap! r and Moshe MRS. HARRY BORNSTEIN Sharell. chairman of the Jewish Agency executive. last week called 73 OYERHILL ROAD Splits Jewish Community In Britain upon the Jews of Latin America :: WI SHES TO TH ANK All HE R to immigrate to Is rael, asseting LONDON - A theological dis withheld the certificate necessary to God." Both Dr. Jacobs and Or, d FRIENDS AND RELATI VES FOR THEIR that Is rael needed that type of pute over the origin of the Pen for Dr. Jacobs' appointment. Now Rob Ins on question traditional the New West End Synagogue wants views of faith. g': KINDNE SS DURING HER RE CE NT Immigration. They issued the call tateuch or Torah. the five Books him back as Its minister, but the < ILLNE SS. at a conference of the Association of Moses, has split Britain's Jew Unlike Structure In U.S. >- of Latin Am e rican Jews here. ish community and left a synagogue Chief Rabbi has vetoed that move In Britain, unlike the United without a rabbi, too, States, there is a kind of "es 9 r------1 The argument has resulted In The synagogue, whose mem tablishment" of Orthodox Jews. an Impasse between Dr. Is rael bers Include Lord Marks and Sir The Chief Rabbis Is recognized INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Brodie, the Chief R abbl, and Dr. Barnett Janner, a member of Par by the Government as their spokes Cl • FIRE • CASUAL TY • LIFE Louis Jacobs , former spiritual liament, has decided to challenge man on religious matters. ..J Dr. Brodie's veto. < • FIDELITY and SURETY BONDS leader of the New West End Syna His approval Is needed for the ex: gogue, who has questioned some Whlle the Issue remains dead nomination of rabbis to head all t,.J Be Sure! INSURE traditional beliefs, locked the synagogue Is without the synagogues that belong to the J: a spiritual leader. With Dr. Jacobs , an Orthodox Jew, United Hebrew Congregations In zCl has challenged the view that the The synagogue Is one of more Britain, There Is no corresponding < five books were dictated by God than 100 In the London area linked office over Orthodox Jewish con ..J to Moses. that the text has been under the United Synagogue. Sir ~ SAMUEL C. RESS gregations in this co1mtry, ASSOCIATED WITH preserved 1mchanged through the Isaac Wolfson, prominent British Dr. Jacobs' position was viewed t,.J Cl ages , and that consequently all the businessman and philanthropist, Is In bc,il Orthodox and Conservative HAROLD HOLT & CO. INC. president of the United Synagogue. ~ rules of the Jewish faith can be Jewish circles here as a challenge ex: 10 Dorrance Street - GA 1-7771 - Res. GA 1-26S2 obtained from an Infallible text. He Is reported to be a supporter to the spiritual authority of the He has argued that modern of the Chief Rabbi. Chief Rabbi. They noted that Dr. L1l .~------research In the Bible, the Tal The argument has spread from Jacobs• Interpretation appeared i: ~======:..... mud and other classical sources the London synagogues to many of closer to that of the Conservative of J udaism has made It necessary Britain's 500,000 Jews. theologians In the United States HOUSE FOR SALE to reinterpret this view. The argument In the Jewish than to the strict Orthodox view. The Torah, In this view, Is the community has prompted com The Conservative view, which NEAR CRANSTON JEWISH CENTER product of the growth of centuries. parison with the recent dispute Is traditionalist but not literal In A like argument has been raised In the Anglican Church aver ar its Interpretation of the Torah, has In the Christian church. It raged guments put forward by the Right developed Its own synagogues and SIX ROOM CAPE In the United States at the turn Rev. Dr, John Robinson, Bi shop Institutions In the United States In of the century. of Woolwich , In hi s book "Honest the past century. INCLUDES DI SHWASHER , DIS POSAL, CEDA R CLOS ET S, BUI LT The dispute here has encour INS. AIR CON DITI O NING IN UPSTA IR S BEDR OOMS. aged Orthodox Jews to take sides. LOVELY FI N ISHED BASEM ENT. Dr. Jacobs Is called a liberal by some , a r e bel by others and a heretic by still others. FOR APPOINTMENT: 467-6140 Expected to Head College The 43- year-old Rabbi Jacobs left the New West End Synagogue GEORGE GORDON Wi ener of New Yo rk City , Harry ln Bayswater to become a tutor Wi ener of Alabama , and Lt. at Jews' College In London. Ac FW1eral services fo r Geor ge Go rd on , 5 1, of 255 Calfo rnla William Wi ene r , who Is stationed cording 10 Dr. J acobs' colleagues Avenue, wh o died on Wednesday, in Korea: a br othe r , Irving A. he was expected to be come prtn Wiener of Pawtucket and two clpal. wer e held the fo l lo"-ing day at 292 Elmwood Ave,, Prov., R.I. ~randchlldr en. When that post became vacant the Ma x Sugarman Memori al Chap el . Burial wa s In Lincoln Park . two years ago , the Chief Rabbi Now accepting applications Ceme tery. SID NEY M. J ACOBSON for admittance The husband of ~usan (Kesten Fune r al service s for Sidney baum) Go r don , he was born in \of . J acobson, 27 , of 602 3 Veni ce For ORGANIZATION Providence on July I , 1912, the Boulevard , Los An geles, Calif. , Inf ormation CALL 421-1020 son of the 1a te Max an d Sarah who died on Apr il 3, wer e hek or inquire within · NEWS - (Horvitz) Go r don. Monday at the Max Sugarman He was the prop rie tor of Gor Memorial Chapel. Burial was in REASONABLE RATES TO LECTL"l< E do n' s Service Station on P in c Li ncoln Park Cemetery. Rabbi Aklva Egozl, dean of the Street. ;alllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII@ Mr . J acobson wa s born in Pr ovidence He br ew Day Sc hool, Mr. Gor don wa s a member of P r ovidence on Mar ch 21 , I 937. a wll I de! tver a ser ies of seven Congr egation Shaar e Zedek, the s on of Leonard and Sophie (Wald lectures this spr ing at the Ner t.:ntted Comme r cial Tr aveler s , and man) Jacobson. Isr ael Ra bbinical Coll ege in an Air For ce veteran of World War He was gr aduated from Hope Baltimor e. Md. II. Hi gh School in I 955 and fror., The firs t lecture in the ser ies Beside s hi s wife , he is sur Bryant Coll ege , whe r e he was a will be delive red by Rabbi Egozl vived by a daughter, Mis s Phyllis member of Sigm a Lambda Pi next Sunday, with the r emaining Gor don of Providence ; a s is te r. Fraternity , In 1958 with a B. S. lectur e s to be given between that Mrs . Jennie Snow of Pr ovidence; degree In accounting, He moved date an d June. and two br other s . Harry Gor don to California In 1958 to do ac The lectur es wlll be on of Providence , and Louis Go r don counting work. CLOSED methodol ogy of teaching for s tu of Fort Lauder dale, Fla. He was a member of Congre dents preparing to enter the fi eld . . . gation Sons of Abraham. of teaching and adminis tration In Besides hi s parents, he Is MAX JAFFE the Hebrew Day Schools of the survived by his grandparents, Mr, United States and Canada, Funeral services for Max Jaffe , SUNDAYS 80, of 29 Powell Avenue, Newport, and Mrs , Julius Llebovltch and Mrs, Sadie Blackman; and a CAMP ADMINISTRATION wh o died on Aprll 4, were held Sunday at the Fowler Avenue sister, Miss Frances Jacobson, The committee on Camping of all of Providence. DINE AT THE WINDSOR the Rhode Isl and Council of Com Chapel with Rabbi Theodore Lewis munity Services, Inc. will conduct of Touro Synagogue officiating. • • • MRS. SAMUEL MALKIN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY a special pre-camp season meeting Burl al was In Middletown, The wife of Bertha (Nass) Jaffe, F1meral services for Mrs, on camp administration on Annie (Goldstein) Malkin, 55, of FROM 11 A.M. to 1 A.M. Wednesday, April 15, at the down he was born in Poland, the son 666 Blackstone Boulevard, who town Providence YMCA. of the late Abraham and Rose died on S1mday, were held the Directors, board members and (Schwatz) Jaffe. He came to this following day at the Max Sugar administrative staff members of country 52 years ago and became the owner of a store and real man Memorial Chapel. Burial was all Rhode Island camps, private In Lincoln Park Cemetery, and agency-sponsored, have been estate business. THE Mrs. Malkin was born In Bos WINDSOR Invited to attend. Chairman for Mr. Jaffe was a member and ton on May 13, 1908, a daughter the evening will be Arthur Eisen trustee of Touro Synagogue, 377 MAIN STREET PAWTUCKET of the late Isaac and Bessie Gold stein, chairman of the Council's Besides his wife, he Is sur stein, and had lived In Providence FREE PARKING - PHONE PA 6-9761 Committee on Camping. vived hy two sons, Harry Jaffe for 28 years. She was the wife of New state health and sanitation of West Hartford, Conn .• and Dr, Alfred Jaffe of Providence; a Samuel Malkin, regulations will be outlined and She was a member of Temple discussed at the session by Edgar daughter, Mrs, Edward Prescott Emanu-El , the Jewish Home for Speers, sanitarian for the State of Newport; a brother, Harry Jaffe FARBAND LABOR ZIONIST ORDER the Aged, Women's Association of Department of Health. Aspects of of Fall River, Mass.: a sister, and Miriam Hospital , Hadassah and the federal mllk program for Mrs. Nathan Cohn of Newport, THE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER the Women's Association of - present - camps will be discussed by Mrs, seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Brandeis University. for the third successive year Elizabeth S. Angell, chief of School Besides her husband, she Is L1mches for Rhode Isl and. • • A Tri-Lingual Musical Revue SAMUEL WIENER survived by a daughter, Mrs, Sl'NDA Y CLUBS Samuel Wiener, 59, of 916 Lewis Scolllard of Providence: Sunday clubs will be suspended Carrol Street,' Brooklyn, N. Y., four brothers, John Gold of this week at the Jewfsh Community died on Sunday In Jamaica, N, Y. Sharon. Mass. , David Goldstein Center due to the Chlldren' s Funeral services were held at of Chelsea, Mass,, Nathan Gold Theatre Serles presentation of the the Boulevard Chapel , Brooklyn. stein of Newton, Mass., and Rockefeller Players in "Robinson He was the son of the late Abraham Goldstein of Detroit, Crusoe", the final production of William and Becky Wiener and Mich.: a sister, Mrs, Morris the 1963-64 season. the husband of Nettle Wiener, Lichter of Cambridge. Mass., and Sunday afternoon performances Mr. Wiener was a member of two grandchildren. will be at 2 and at 4 P .M., with the New York Bar Association single admissions avallableforthe and was a member of the national Unveiling Notice 1 a s t show only, at the Nathan board of the Coat and Dress In The unveiling of a monum•nt in mem• Bishop Junior High School. dustry for the past 30 years. ory of JACK FEINGOLD will toke place on Sunday, April 19 at 11 A.M. in lincoh, Besides his wife he Is sur Pork Cemetery. RelotivH and friend, are Featuring "THE TRAVELS OF BENJAMIN 111" MATH PIONEER vived by three sons, Dr. Stanley invited to attend. A-17 Sunday, May 10, 8:15 p.m. James Joseph Sylvester, a 19th HOPE HIGH AUDITORIUM Century British mathematician, Cast includes : Ben Bonus, Miriam Kressyn, was a pioneer In the development Seymor Rex.site, Mox and Reizl Bozyk of the field of. Invariants, He was Max Sugarman Funeral Home For theatre parties, tickets, or information the first professing Jew to be "THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" Call admitted to Cambrdlge University 458 HOPE STREET, Providence PL 1-00S4 DE 1-7747 ST 1-2960 WI 1-6477 although he was barred from re The Jewish Community Center, UN 1-:i:674 ceiving his degree until he was DE 1-8094 DE 1-1636 Re~rved Section ~2 .S0 General Adm . $2.00 58 years of age. A subscription to the Herald MEMORIAL SERVICES was commemorated in solemn c... Is a good gift Idea for the person ceremonies sponsored by ct ty and who "has everything'' else. · ROME - The memory of 332 men and boys, Jewish andnon national Government officials I ast _ Jewtsh, who were massacred by week on the 20th anniversary of ::r PORTRAITS the nazts in the Ardeatlne Caves the atrocity. : ::r Speciely pric.cl for C ~ MOTHER'S DAY It's Clean Up Time! v r cliildr•,.__.dults Need walls washed? Repairs :,, 2 family groups made? Yards cleaned? C O ther types of cleaning help? :r. l,y •PP"iftlma..t m ;,:, Don't Do It Yourself! :,. DE 1-5946 r /7 / C ':::fabermann HIRE YOUR BUSY SINCE 1938 HANDY MAN TODAY! 1311 WIESTMINSTIER ST, fh,ough the CLOSED MONDAYS Rho ch. Island State Employment Service Ends Saturday TO BE SPEAKER - Benjamin GUEST SPE AKER - Dore " PARIS WHEN IT SIZZLES " Geblner. national executive sec Schary, national chairman of the STARTS SUNDAY retary of Workmen's Circle and a Anti-Defamation League of B'nal New York City radio news com B'rlth, will speak at the Roger mentator. w111 speak at the annual W 1111 ams Lodge B'nal B'rtth concert and meeting of the Provi Dinner on Thursday, April 23, at dence area branches of Workmen's the Sheraton-Blltomre Hotel. Circle on SlD!day at the Crown Guest of honor at the dinner Hotel. w111 be Sidney L. Rabinowitz, past ~:·on president of the Lodge and vice beautiful Belgrade Lakes·:--~ Joint Meeting To Hear chairman of the New England Re gional ADL Board, who will re - - ceive the B'nal B'rlth Service Development Report Award. AN ENGLISH SPEAKING CAMP OFFERING The guest speaker, In addition JEWISH LIVING AT ITS FINEST .. . By ADL Executive to hi s work as ADL chairman, is one of the nation' s outstanding FOR SOYS AND GIRLS 7 THROUGH 16 Sol Kolack, executive director playwrights and producers. of the New England regional of Dedico ted lo the physical and socio! developmenl of young fice of the Anti-Defamation League of B'nal B'rlth, w111 speak at Mon N. E. Meet people in a meaningful and hoppy Jewish otmosphere. day's Joint meeting of Roger Wil Cantors To liams Lodge and Chapter B'naJ CAM• TUITION B'rlth scheduled for 8 P ,M . at At Temple Emanu-EI ~ Hillel House. The New Engl and Region of the $540 fo, th• UOIOn * bten,lve athletic pr09rom Mr . Kolack, who has been asso Cantors Assembly of America will Jwne 2S to Awgust 20, Discuuion groups on Jewi1h topiu 1964. Two or more * ho I d an all-day conference on Water dding, swimming and ciated with the Anti-Defamation compeu hom th• some * booting under safety 11,1pervi1ion League since 1945 . w111 deliver liturgical and vocal studies Tues famil y rece ive a $2.5 ,... a report on recent developmencs day at Temple Emanu-El. dwcl lon per camper. * Doily dosse, in Hebrew which should be of great Interest Participants In the program $27.5 fo,4wMk pe,iod,, * Modern comfortable bunlu and Importance to the Jewish com will be Prof. Salomon Braslavslcy, 1st period - Jun• 2.5 to Oellclou, Kosh., Cuisine di re c tor of music of Temple * munity. July 23, 1964. Doily and Shabbot Services The program will be preceded Mlshkan Teftla, Boston, Mass.; * 2nd period-July 2 3 to * Jewish songs, folk dancing by a brief business meeting and Prof, Frederick Jager, chairman Aug. 20, 1964. and dramatlu election of officers of Roger Wil of the vocal department of the New liams Lodge, and a report by England Conservatory of Music, CA.MP lOWN IS WHERE LASTING F•IENOSHIPS ARE MADE Joseph M. Finkle, chairman of and formerly leading tenor of the For Appl,co t•o n ot1d Brochure , wr ite lo · the nominating committee . Met ropol It an Opera Co.; Rabbi Abraham F. Yanover, Director TOP The proposed slate of officers Pesach Kraus of Temple B'nal CAMP LOWN Israel. president of the Rabbinical and delegates Includes: Peter K, 179 LINCOLN STREET , BOSTON 11, MASS . Rosedale, president; Leo Sonkin, Association of Rhode Island; Can OPENINGS Edward S. Goldin and Howard I. tor Leon Masovetslcy, Cantor of HAncock 6-3621 Lipsey. vice presidents; Irving Ttfereth Israel, Winthrop, Ma ss.; IN NEW ENGLAND Kap I an . treasurer: Stephen A. and Dr. Jacob Hohenemser, Can Wasser , recording secretary: tor of Temple Emanu-El. PURCHA~ l:Sti Ac. t ::ST: Sl·(oot+ -~------I Martin Lerne r, correspondJng Greetings w111 be brought by Executi\ e Spo t w it h x ,,t iu na.1 Co. secretary: Eric Steiner , financial Rabbi Ell A. Bohnen, spiritual DESIG:S t::SGl:St:t:R: t o Sil.Ml se cretary; William Shechman, leader of Temple Emanu- EI, and from ROUND-the-CORNER ME or EE, 2.5 Yt•ar .'! i n fl,, !d. warden, and Albert I. Gordon, the sisterhood of the Temple w111 CO:STBOI.1.t: R : t o Sl?.000. Mul chaplain. host a luncheon. tiple Store Experi l'nce. Mr. Go r don and Mr. Sonkin ISRA EL CRITICIZED to are the proposed District #1 Con ROUND-the-WORLD BEGIO:S.-\L SALt:::S MGK. Bue PARIS - President Ha b ib SH.OM. F ood Co ntaine r Sales. vention delegates , with Mr. Goldin Bourgulba of Tunisia declared In and Mr. Lipsey as alternates. Pro "We ·ve been there!" PR.O,I ECT E:SGl:St:t.:R k JI .... an interview with a Lebanese new s ME some experien ce all phasea. posed Central New England Council paper that "the cancer of this part delegates are Mr. Rosedale , Mr. CALL US FOR FIRST- HAND INFORMATION P RODUCT PL.4.S SIN'G A N AL of the world Is Israeli colonial Sonkin, Mr. Goldin, Mr. Lipsey l'SIS, 911 .000. MBA and EI\'GR. ism."' it was reported here from Degree. Some market research. and Mr. Steiner, with Mr. Kaplan, Tunis. This, he added, was some FREE AND IMMEDIATE Mr. Lerner, Mr. Wasser, Mr. thing that "neithe r the statesman There are many more top poa Shechman and Isadore A. Nachbar nor the man in the street can ig tiou available th r·ough otw as alternates. CONFIRMATIONS office,. 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Owner's Representative: American Israeli Shipping Company, Inc., 42 Broadway, New York 4, N.Y. 801 Park Avenue, Cranston Midtown Office : 580 Fifth Avenue , New York, N.Y., 01 4•7600 ; Eves. By Appt. ST 1-4977 Other Offices : Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami Beach , Philadelphia, Montreal, Toronto l learning In u,e USSR. He could have further shown that nine per cent al the scientists in the Soviet FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY Union are Jews. 'Their number Is over 36 thousands. Jou r n a Ii st s make up about eigl>t percent al the THE ONLY ANGLO JEWJSH WEEKLY JN R I AND SOUTHEAST MAS$ The Story total force in theland,andjournal ::l lsm Is a mighty arm cl the gov a:: Publithed Every Week By The ernment in the USSR. He might Q.. Jevd1h Prt-t1 Publl1hlng Company The Press Missed < Box 6063. Pro,·idence, R. t. 02904 - Teltphone 724-0'200 have named several wen btown • PLA:,CT ASD OFFICE, HERALD WAY. OFF WEBSTER ST .• PAWT.. R. I. 02861 scientists with Jewish names. >- ly leryl S.,ol Why do I tell you all this? g CELIA ZUCKERBERG Managtng .EdUor 0:: STEPHES SISS ...... Advertising Manager ::,acmey L. Rabinowitz ls a famil ligious practices. Those that are I am citing the words of Mr. Victor Karpow and the statistics i,.. iar name in the community. His Is concerned can do so the same as Second Class Po1tage Paid at Providence. Rhode Island a I so a familiar face at every other religious groups. The gov from other sources to show the So O SubscrlpUon Ratet: Flt'leen Centi the copy; By ~fail, SS.00 per annum; outside Sew gathering where community de viet Union's point of view. These ...J England, S6.00 per annum. Bulk ralN on requHL ernment does not help them. No < - ---- e I s Ions are made and policies one can expect the government to are the answers the 30 Rabbis re 0:: The Herald assumes no financial responslbUlty for typographical erron in advertise- are mapped. The nameofSidneyL. do so. ceived and these wlll be the ~ ments, bnl will reprint that part or th e advertiumenl In which the typographical error Rabinowitz appears on most lists This accounts for the Matzo answers the Conference ot the 24 ucrurs. Advertlsen wUI please notify the managemenl lmmedlalfly or any error which of names of the Board of Directors Presidents of National Organlza ~ may occur. affair that we were so upset about, of major organizations and Institu and also for the pitiful state of the tl on s convening in Washington, < He D.C., wlll receive, If they receive !!J..l ______FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1964 _ tions. ls also the chairman of Synagogues in Russia that declined the Anti-Defamation League of from 400 to some 90 in the lastten an answer at all . Chances are that B'nai B'rith. years. The government of the USSR the conference will be ignored al gAnti-Semitism In The U.S.S.R. Mr. Rabinowitz Is not always Is not Interested In the growth of together. pleased with opinions I express the Synagogue or the Church. There ls a chasm between the ~ Belatedly and under the force of worldwide in- on community affairs, but neither Why are the people descended world of the USSR and the world 1ii digriation expressed by Communists and non-Cam am I with his convictions and be from Jews so registered in their of the Conference. The two do not liefs. That does not deter me from passports? The word Yevrel, Jew, understand each other. To the i: munists alike, the Soviet Government has moved to holding Mr. Rabinowitz in high appears on their registration. The USSR the Jews are people, and are repudiate some of the cruder anti-semitic aspects of a esteem, and 1 hope that the feel secretary answered that nationali treated as such, either for good book published in Kiev last year in the Ukrainian lan ings are mutual. ties are classified In the Soviet or for bad. The Conference of Jew guage. The book, "Judaism Without Embellishment," Apparently disturbed by my Union and not religions. The word ish organizations look at Jews as is so patent an example of racist hate-mongering article on ••A Dangerous Venture'' Jew signifies that a person belongs members of a religion and when that even such prominent Communists as Gus Hall in that appeared here a few weeks to the Jewish people and not neces this religlon Is suppressed the fate ago. Mr. Rabinowitz underlined sarily to the Jewish religion. of the Jews ls in the balance. this country and John Gollan, the leader of the British for me an article that was pub Mr. Karpow cited st at I s t I c s ' This ls what I was trying to say Communist party, were moved to public protest. This lished In the "Jewish National showing that the Jews are partici in my article. This Is why I thought crude piece of virtually Hitlerite propaganda was Monthly", a publication of B'nai pating In the economic and intel that the Conference ls embarking published by the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences and B'rith. That article tells of "A lectual life of the USSR undis Story the Press Missed". It ls turbed. on a dangerous venture. We have carried an endorsement as a "profound and substantial no right to talk for the Jews living a story of an Interview some thirty There are 2,800,000 Jews In the work • • • which contains a tremendous amount of In Russia. A community of nearly Rabbis had with the First Secre Soviet Union. That Is about one per factual material, conscientiously and scientifically 3,000,000 people can speak for tary of the Soviet Embassy, Mr. cent of the population. But fourteen itself. The government of the USSR analyzed." Victor P. Karpow, In Washington, percent of all the doctors and eight can not allow Jewish organizations, The disabilities placed upon those who would ob D.C. This was the first time that percent of all the lawyers are Jews. a Soviet high official confronted Mr. Karpow might have also who convene for whatever reasons, serve religious ceremonies in the Soviet Union are to change the course of Its policies. many, and by no means restricted to Jews. But in a conference of American Rabbis, stated that over seventy-six hun and the Rabbis wanted to make dred elected deputies to the nation Why we cannot understand this fact ls beyond me. cidents such as the publication of this book and the the most of It. al and local Soviets are Jews. He extensive efforts made to deny matzohs to religious The secretary anended a Con could )lave cl ted statistics to show • • • Jews during this and previous Passovers indicate that ference al Disarmament and Peace that seventy-seven thousand stu (Mr. Segal's opinions are his special passion and animus are being brought to that held by the Rabbis. and he spoke dents of Jewish descent are in the own. His views are not necessarily part of the Soviet struggle against religion which deals In tbe usual manner that a Soviet colleges and institutes of higher those of this newspaper.) diplomat, or any diplomat for that with Judaism and the Jews. The partial recantation matter, talks at such conferences. , I of the Ukrainian tract suggests that not everyone in Nothing was new, nothing reveal authority in the U,S,S,R. feels the same wav. ing, nothing world shattering. But the Rabbis wanted to question the secretary on the position of the Jews In the Soviet Union. And this YOUR MONEY'S ls where our interest ls aroused. This Is why Mr. Rabinowitz un derlined the article for me, In the issue of March, I 964. by Leonard Lyons WORTH The questions the Rabbis put to the secretary are not given In the BUILDING NO'Jc: The world's BUSINESS NOTE: "P\mny article. but from the answers we tallest skyscraper wlll be built Girl," the new musical In which· by Sylvia Porter can Judge what the questions were. In Lausanne. starting this fall. Barbara Streisand portrays the No, asserted Mr. Karpow, the The building, In the middle of the late Fanny Brice, Is produced by Jews are not suppressed In the Vaud foothills overlooking Lake Ray Stark. He's Miss Brice's son The 1964 Tax Law Soviet Union. There must be a dis Geneva, will be 125 stories high, in-law. "She wu a wonder Limits On Insurance Tax Breaks tinction between the Jews and their with the five top floors used for woman.'' says St.ark. "In fact, w.bo religion. As Jews they are citizens shops and restaurants. else can say his mother-in-law was The 1964 tax law has cutdowntwowldely used tax breaks connected of the Soviet Union, with all the du TRAVEL NO'Jc: Corne! Wilde not only great butalso$9.60tops7" with life insurance. el es and the privlleges given to revealed this new form of movie FINANCE DEPT.: A Texan who First, taxpayers across the nation have bought or are considering every group in the land. But their criticl!lm: WIide's most recent visited J ackle Kannan' s Rat Fink the purchase of life insurance under plans called "minimum deposit" religion, as well as the religion of film. "Lancelot." was shown on Room left a $50 tip on tbe table. or "financed" or "bank loan" insurance. o t h e r groups, ls neither sup a TWA plane flying to N.Y. Be Kannon said: "You must be one of The key appeal used to sell this insurance has been that the buyer pressed nor encouraged by the gov cause of tailwinds the plane ar those big Texas tippers" ... 0 No," can get much higher coverage for his money than through a regular ernment. Religion Is entirely sepa rived ahead of schedule - while said the modest Texan, "rm one of insurance purchase because under "financed" and similar purchase rated from the state in the Soviet the film had 10 minutes to go. those small Texas tippers." plans, the Insured borrows the cash to cover his premium costs either Union just as It ls in the United The passengers refused to dis ETIQUETl'E NO'Jc: A lady at from the insurance company or a bank. The policy is used as collateral States. The Jews are in the main embark, and sat there to see the the Colony said that the most im for the loan. The only money the insured actually pays out of his pocket not concerned with the Jewish re- flnlsh of the movie. pressive gesture she experienced ls the interest on the loan and he gets part of that back by deducting was when she drove to Philadelphia the interest on his income tax return. with Sam Spiegel, the film produ Because the interest Is deductible, this plan has worked out so Max Sugarman Funeral Home cer. They went there to see a mat that the higher an insured person's tax bracket, the more tax he has inee and then an evening perfor saved with his interest deduction and the less has come out of his own m a nee of musicals written by pocket to pay for the insurance - which Is being bought with borrowed COMMUNITY CALENDAR friends of theirs. funds. They entered the dining room 1 The treasury has disliked this practice for years and It finally I Sunday, AprU 12, 1964 al a local hotel, between shows. persuaded Congress to add a provision to the I 964 tax law which wlll 8:30 p.m.- Sisterhood - Men 's Club, Cranston J ewish Center. Combined Mtg. for dinner with the authors and sharply limit the plans. In general, the law bars an interest deduction Monday, April 13. 1964 directors. She suddenly wanted to for loans used to buy or carry life insurance under a plan which in 10:00 a.m.-Bureau o r Jewish Education, Modem Hebrew Literature Course 10:00 a .m.-Women's Ass'n. ~1iriam Hospital - Corfee Hour powder ber nose . . . Spiegel said, volves systematic borrowing of the increasing cash surrender value 10:45 a.m.-Board Meeting ''Just a moment.please-.~• andwben of the policy. 1:00 p.m.- Cranston Chapter or Hadassah. Regular Meeting be returned he handed her a key. 1:00 p.m.-Lad. Aux. Prov. Hebrew Sheltering Society, Regular Meeting ·niere are certain exceptions which will allow the interest to re 8:00 p.m.-Lad. Aux. Lt. Leonard Bloom •284 .JWVA, Hoard ~eeting He'd rented a suite for her, Just main deductible - for instance, if the Interest doesn't exceed $100 a 8:00 p.m.-Redwood Lodge •35. Hegular Meeting to powder her nose. year or If the policy Is taken out In connection with a trade or a busi 8:00 p.m.-What Cheer Lodge •24, Knights or Pythias, Board ~leeting MUSIC NO'Jc: Ira Gershwin's ness. But the general objective clearly ls to knock out the tax deduction 8: 15 p.m.-Slsterhood Cong. Shaare L.edek, Board ll.-leeUng gesture was even more spec (Continued on Page 12) 8: 15 p.m.-Lad. Aux. Heback-Winston •406 JWVA. Regular Meedng tacular - concerning his wife, 8:30 p.m.-Lad. Ass'n. Prov. Hebrew Uay School, Board ~leeting Lee, wbo fotmd a used Rons-Royce Tuesday. AprU 14, 1964 which had "L.G." on the door. 1:00 p.m.-Pro.v. Chapter Senior Hadassah, Board Meeting 1:30 p.m.-Sisterhood Temple Beth David, Hegular ~leeting Gershwin refused to let ber buy 8:00 p.m.-Sisterhood Temple Beth Am, Board Meetinf It: "I can't have my wife drt~ 8:00 p.m.-J-:vening Group or Hadassah, Regular Meeting around town In a second-hand car.' !II 8:00 p.m.-CraMton-Warwick Chapter B'nai B'rith \\"omen, Board :\leetlng a new Iii 8:00 p.m.-Temple Emanu-EI, Board :\1 eetlng 'The next day he bought her article about Rabbi Hauser and Rolls. WHAT HAPPENED TO Wednesday, April 15, 1964 MEMORIAL PAGE? wish at this time to congratulate 9:30 a.m.-Bul'eau or Jewish Education, Hebrew L"lpan LllEAM DEPT.: Arthur Murray you on a wonderful write-up on a 1:00 p.m.-Lad. A11'n. Jewl1h Home for the Aged, Board Meeting tells of the man who confided to his most remarkable man. We regard 1:00 p.m.-Sla1erhood Cong. Sons o( Jacob, Regular Meeting psychiatrist: "l have terrible Dear Sir: 1:30 p.m.-United Order of True Sisters, Inc., Membenhip Tea I am Interested to know what him with the highest esteem and 6:00 p.m.-lsrael Bondi Stag Dinner, Sheraton-lllllr\lore dreams in which lturnlntoaftsh." happened to the Memorial Page have felt his loss more than he 8:00 p.m.-Bureau of Jewi1h Education School Council Meeting 1be doctor assured him that lots in the Herald which I have not knows. Our loss has been your 8:00 p.m.-Touro Fraternal An'n., Board Meeting ol. people have that kind ol. dream. 8:00 p.m.-Roger Williama Lodge B'nal B'rith, A D L Program seen since last October I 963. gain and I, for one, am glad he "But doctor," the patient sighed, 8:00 p.m.- Union of Orthodox Si1lfrhood1, Combined Meeting 0 has received the recognition de 8:00 p.m.-Hope Chapter B'nal B'rith Women, Regular Meeting 1 can't swim." Yours truly, served while he can see It. 8: 15 p.m.-Slaterhood Cong. Mlahkon Tflloh. Board Meeting HISTORY NO'Jc: At Harry S. Laser Frank Thank you for your trouble. 8:30 _p.m.-Cranston-Warwlck Chapter B'nai B'rlth Women, Regular Meeting Truman's 80th b(rthday dinner In 29 Buswell Street Best wishes for a prosperous Thursday, April 16, 1964 Wasblngton May 8, a cbeclc w111 be Boston, Mass. and good year. 12 :00 noon-ltrael Bonda, Women'• Division, Luncheon presented to Wesantnster College • • • I remain, f~ : ::::~°:ra~j'!,11~ht!!~t:t!:. ~O:rdciti!:.8rn~ for Residents, J H F A In Missouri. 1be cbeck wlll cover Very truly yours, 8:00 p.m.-Temple Beth El, Combined Campalan Meetlna: the setting i., ol. a Truman chair RABBI HAUSER (Mrs.) Catherine Lehman 8: 15 p.m.-Women'• American ORT, Rerular Meetlna: In American history. 87 Division Street Friday, Apll 11, 1964 NEWS DEPT.: Jules Peltfer, Dear Sir: 1:00 p.m.-Unlted Order ol True Sllten, Inc., ftesular Meetlna: • • • We are interested in your Amsterdam, N.Y. (Continued Oil Pap 13\ ORGANIZATION Excellent cppornmltles are In the Herald's Clustfled ads. (JI NEWS JOINr MEETING Israel! Anny Major Ell Bar Lev will speak at a Joint meeting of the Jewish War Veterans, De partment of Rhode Isl and, and the Dept. AUX!llary on Wednesday at 7:30 P .M. at the Jewish Com mWtlty Center. :i: Department commander Irving [Tl [ Levin and Department AUXIiiary Mn. w ;mam Salobu,9 ~ president Mrs. Irving Levin will (n••= Miss Dona Fish•r) r conduct the meeting. The Insurance program of the Departmentand the 2~~~~:::::=::::::::::::::::::::~~~=====:::=::::::::::::::::~~=====::::::::::::.::·c blood program of the Auxiliary ;:i f will be discussed. ~ Major Bar-Lev will present a -< talk on current affairs and con > ditions In Israel. 'O Refreshments will be served PROVIDENCE CONCERTS :Middlesex Broadcasting Corp., and $144,593 during the first three George J.M. Rlseman, Inc., Ad months of 1963, a decrease of 3.3 per cent. Gross Income of vertising Agency. " MUSIC FOR Mr. Sweet Is the son of Mr. $7,334,916 was up 5.9 per cent, I and Mrs. Louis I.SweetofLlncoln. while expenses totaled $6,078,153, an Increase of $1,081,000 or 21.6 ALL OCCASIONS" TALK ON HYPNOSIS per cent. Cranston Chapter o! Hadassah MAIL CHECKS TG: will meet Monday at 8:15 P.M. at MOSCOW GREETINGS GLENN JORDAN PROV QENCE COMMUNIT,Y. CONCERTS the Cranston Jewish Center to hear JERUSALEM - Chief Rabbi 433 Westminster St a talk on "Hypnosis - Its Use In Yltzhak Nlsslm's office disclosed Dieting" by Dr. J. Jerry Rodos. It had received a cable of Pass ORCHESTRAS Providence 3, R. I. Dr. Rodos Is a member of the staff over gre,rtings from Moscow Chief of the Osteopathic General Rabbi Yehuda Leib Levine. WI 1-1572 or Hospital . An election of officers for the JAMAICA COMMUNITY TU 4-4100 coming season will be held during THE JEWISH commWtlty of Ja the business portion of the meeting. maica, West Indies, which dates Mrs. Burton Salk and Mrs. Leon back to the 17th Century, today Saperstein are the program chair totals some 1,500 persons, most man and co-chairman. re of whom live In Kingston, with a spectively. smaller commWtlty In St. Andrew.
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FAIR SABBATH BILL Co-Chairmen Announce RESTRUNG AND KNOTIED ALBANY, N,Y. - TIie New Community Concert Association Opens • leautifvl Cloapa York State Assembly has approved • Cufturecl Pearls a statewide Fair Sabbath bill which 109th Annual Meeting would give limited exemption to Subscription Campaign For 1964-65 WOODMAN'S merchants to do buslsness on Sun The 109th amual meeting ot The Providence Community Committee chairman Include ::l 55 Eddy St. JA 1-4977 day. Congregation of the Sons of Israel Concert Association wlll hold Its Mrs. Joseph 8. Webber, artists ex: c.. and David wlll be held on Sunday, membership registration session and program; Mrs. John O. Shep < May 3, at Temple Beth El. II April 13 through 18 for Its 1964- ard, headquarters; Mrs. Robert All lorms ol persona/ and business insurance w a s amounced by meeting co 65 series of four concerts to be F. Pyper, publicity; Mrs. Townes >- chalrmen, Joseph M. Finkle and held at the Veterans Memorial Harris Jr. , area; Miss Janet Drab g including - life - Accident - Group - Fire - Benjamin F. Ruttenberg. Auditorium. ble, poster, and Ray Gardiner, ex: A buffet supper and reception The Philadelphia Orchestra, ti. speakers. Automobile - Ccuualty - Bonds for new members of the Congrega the Chilean National Ballet, and Other workers Include Mes tion wlll be held In the Temple duo-pianists Gold and Flzdale have dames Robert E. Barrett, Ben meeting hall at 6:30 P ,M. The been scheduled for the concert jamin Cook Jr .• August Jaccacl Murry M. Halpert business meeting wlll commence at series. A fourth attraction will be and Burton I. Samors, captains, 8 P.M. selected at the conclusion of the 800 Howard lld9. and Raymond Carl son, Maurice Members of the meeting com subscription campaign. DE 1-9100 Rftidence: DE 1-6949 Bissonnette. Mason Cocroft, mittee Include president ex-officio Mrs. John Slmmen Is presi Walter Adler and Mrs. Acller. dent of the association and Mrs. Thomas S. Johnson Jr .. Marlon D. Means, Herman C.Pltts Jr.,Henry Nathan L. Alterman, Mrs. Ber H. Nord K1tchen Is chairman of tram L. Bernhardt, Herman M. the membership campaign. C. Hart Jr .. Philip Cruikshank, Feinstein, Albert I. Gordon, Rabbi Membership may be obtained Charles A. Reynolds and Virginia Jerome S. Gurland, Leroy Haft, by calling Avery Paino Co .• DE 1- Catten. v Ice president ex-officio Dr. 4406, or any of the workers. Ad Also. Mesdames Theodore Samuel Pritzker and Mrs. Pritz mission to the concerts Is by Low, Nancy Lewis. Joseph Markel, ker and Mrs. Joseph W. Pulver. membership only and no tickets Richard Stlmets, Alan Symonds, are sold for Individual programs. Thomas Glclley, Thomas Littleton, CLEAN-UP SERVICE New members this year will re Parmelee H. Fitch, Gordon C. ceive a bonus concert - the Allen and Dorothea T. Borden, Mr. Cellars, Yards Bayanlhan Dance Company from and Mrs. Benjamin Farrell, Miss Attics, Garages, Etc . Manila. Philippines - on April Donna Page, Miss Jean Cahlll and 27. Matthew Blender. WE TAKE All SIZE JOIS RE 9-5010 Bridge PROVIDENCE by Revoke HEBREW DAY SCHOOL Israel will compete In the World NORTH Team Olympiad that begins In New • Q4 York on May I. This wUI be the \} AQ965 first time that an Israel! team has ◊ Q2 is pleased to announce the beginning of taken part In an International tour ♦ KQ74 nament according to Al an Truscott WEST EAST In a New York Times article. In • K 1085 • 972 \}- \} 4 3 2 view of the fact that many Jewish ◊ AK 10 9 7 3 ◊ J 86 5 REGISTRATION players are members of teams of a "'J92 '" A106 number of major bridge-playing SOUTH {D) countries, It might be expected • AJ63 for the Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten and First Grades that Israel could produce a for O K J 10 8 7 midable squad. However. the Ir ◊ 4 ♦ 853 for the nex t school year commencing players will be s uffering from two major handicaps. Both sides were vulnero.ble. The first of these Is lack of The bidding: experience ln international com September, 1964 ,petltion. In the post-war years South West North East no .. unknown'' team has finished Pass 1 D D'ble 2 Ds better than fifth In a European 3 Hs Pass 4 Hs Pass For further information please call or visit championship. Knowledge of the Pass Pass opponents and their methods Is a West led the king of diamonds. our school office primary need, and steady nerves I are not always displayed In a debut afte r dr awing trumps and ending -1 performance. An extreme case was In his hand, South must lead a • I low spade . If East wins, the club the woman player from Eastern ace mus t be favorably placed. If 450 Elmgrove Avenue Europe who was so tense that she Tel. DExter 1-5327 was quite unable to hold her cards, West wins, South throws two clubs and had to be benched for the from dummy on his spade winners. Finally, If We st ducks , South plays whole tournament. clubs , losing only two club tricks Star Player To Be Ab sent and one diamond trick. The second handicap of the Is rael players will be the absence through business commitments of their leading performer, Paul Lu kacs. He has had an international reputation for 25 years as a bridge w r It er specializing In unus ual situations In play. MAH J ONG TOURNAMENT The deal shown today is taken The Pawtucket Chapter of Ha from a book written by Lukacs in d ass ah wlll hold a Mah Jong collaboration with the late Paul Tournament on Wednesday In the Darva s , a Hungarian card expert. vestry of Oh awe Sholom Synagogue. The book Is "Spotlight on Car d Mrs. Edward Stern Is chairman of play," published by Barclay Bridge the event which wlll benefit the Ha Supplies In 1960. This little-known dassah Medical Supplies Fund. work provides practical tests, In Committee chairman are Mrs. dummy play and defense, and Is far Robert Hodosh, refreshments, and more valuable to the average Mrs. Morris Goldstein, tickets. reader than many more pretentious Mrs . Milton Rubin Is co-chair volumes. man of the refreshments com The right contract was reached, mittee. Assisting the committee a I thou g h most experts would leaders wlll be Mesdames Seymour choose a simple overcall of one Sherman, Jerome Berry, Albert heart on the North and In prefer Max, Robert FIM, Howard Rosen ence to a double. The double would berg, Herbert Katz and Arthur give North a problem after a spade Ziegler and Miss Shell a Gershman. response, because a rebid of two The public ls Invited to attend hearts would then show a stronger the tournament. HILLEL Presents hand. South ruffs the second round of OPEN HOUSE diamonds, and must plan his play Johnson & Wales Junior College before drawing trumps. It would of Business wlll hold Its first NAOMI ALEH-LEAF be presumptuous and fatal to as open house on Sunday from 2 to sume that West must have the club 4 P .M. Mrs. Rena Troiano, di and the MIDDLE EAST DANCE COMPANY ace for his opening bid: a club rector of admissions, wlll serve play by South would allow East as hostess. In A Program Of Israeli and Middle East Dances to win and return a club. 1be Members of the college's staff defense would then make two clubs, and faculty wlll be on hand to Sunday, April 19th, at 8:00 P.M. a spade and a diamond. To lead better acquaint the community the spade queen from dummy would and prospective students with the Alumnae Hall, Pembroke College be equally disastrous. facllltles of the school. Informal West Is sure to have either the tests wlll be given during the Donations S1.50 - Students 50c club ace or the spade lclng. so course of the open house to give For tickets write or phone : Hillel Foundation, 80 Brown Street those In attendance an Idea of or call 421 -7160. Tickets available at the Box Office ANTI-SEMITIC MAILINGS their aptitude In the areas of the school curriculum. TOROl'
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The next day begins with a 4 Sabbath service. A layman par ticipat ing in the worship de livered the sermon. Here Rabb, Rub in reads from the Torah . The Inst lec ture of the day is 5 led by Or. Herbert C Brichto, associate professor of Bible and Homiletics of the Hebrew Un ,on College-Jewish Institute of Rel 1g1on ,n New Yo rk.
The week-end beg ins wi th the Friday eve 2 ning Sabba th meal as Mrs. B,ener b1e sses the cand les and Rabb, Alvan Rub in and Mr s. Rubi n (Ruth-Anni lead the service . Phyllis and Martin Biener. parents of four , participated in the study retreat to " learn 1 abou t Judaism in a relaxing atmos phere - to re -eva lu ate what life's meaning really After the meal all gather to discuss the 1s and gain a ne w in si ght to ou r faith.'' 3 study outline on the theme of " Judai sm and immortality."
6 Th e Bieners felt emphasis on Cont inu ing the le cture , Rab bi 8 The study ends for the day with the spice death, in the topic under discus 7 Brichto ope ns the Torah to review box , wine, and tw isted candle of the closi ng sion,.was a bit morbid , but as Or. Br ichto a passage from the port ion of the week. Sabbath Havdolo service led by the Bieners. elaborate d th ey changed their mi nd s. Many were exposed to th is ceremony for the Here th ey go ove r a poi nt with the first time . teac her an d Ra bb i Rubin .
After dinn er time, the cou pl es re lax with 9 songs and dances. Eve ryo ne is fee ling grea t except perh aps Mr. Bie ner who winces as some VERY SUNDAY MORNING parents tak\l their youngsters to the temple one steps on hi s toe dur ing a fast hara. Ereli gious sc hool. Thi s has beco me a regular practice in Reform Judaism but a new custom finds parents going bac k to sc hool at the same tinie to study a course in Jewish theology, Bible, Jewish history, Reform Judaism, or comparative religion. No one expects to emerge as a scholar out of this educa tional renais sance but many adults today are thirsty for knowledge and answers to the complex problems of our contemporary society. During the last few years 426 adult education committees have mush roomed in Reform temples. The UAHC Department of Adult Education has produced books, study guides, curricula , lectures, and discussions on tapes. All of these programs do not take place in the classroom . Some are held as week-end retreats under the tutelage of the rabbi and a scholar. One such week-end took place recently at the UAHC's camp in Great Bar rington, Mass., with couples from Temple Sinai in Roslyn , L. I. Perhaps they don 't know all the answers now, but all who departed from the Great Barrington retreat have shared a week-end of study and meaningful dialogue they intend to pursue, and some have· had real con Even at Sunaay breakfast this 11 young couple find nourishment versation with their neighbors for the first time. They had even come to secondary to a discourse on the probin1 know their own families in more serious ways ·than before. 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F'ree estimates. ?42 -I0H , 942- IUINING FUEl * In the hills of Judea In memory of the six million Jews who died with the 1~5. 4-N IETTEI CHIEF State and land of Is rael . Local B'nai B'rtth leaders who were present at Opens At Providence 17- Floor Servicing HEATING OIL the ceremonies were, left to right, Thomas W. Pearlman, Judge Peter HEATING YOUNG MAN - Floor cle-an ing, wu, K. Rosedale , Les ter Karz, Morris Gasrfreund, Gove rnor C h a fe e, Hebrew Dav School Ing, polishing. Commerclal, residen Lawrence H, Hopfenberg, Mr s. Milton Ettinger and Raymond J. Surdut. tial. Fine quality work - reason• The Providence He brew Day able rates. 751-9S80. ufn Sc hool today announ ced the open KALLAHER ing of registration for the fall 21-Help Wante d - Wome n term which will begin in OIL HEAT Defendants In War Crimes Trial Deny INSURE your happy s pring a nd sum September, I 964. mer vacation, et c Ea rn your money Applications are now being selling Avon 's national! ' advertised Call PA 5-6000 accepted fo r th e pre -kinder garten, gift set . Call GA 1-2908. Accusations Of Auschwitz Survivor WOMAN to sher• comfortable- home FRANKFURT - The trial of he did not know " of a single case" klnde r ~arten and first grades. with elderly lady . Oakland Ave n ue, The minimum age s for applicants fi rs t floor, o pposltc T emple. J A 21 former Auschwitz camp guards In whi ch the Nazi r egime puni shed l · l 182. WI 1-8992. almost got our of hand this week SS Members wh o r efu sed to par are three and a half years old when a spectator s houted, • 'Why ticipate in mass executions of for pre-kindergarten, four and a 23ac- Houses For Re nt half years ol d for kindergarten don't you beat the pig to death?" Jews. NARRAGANSETT PIER - Four roofflS The interruption came as a Dr. Han s Gunther Seraphim, and five and a half years old for furnished . two bed rooms. Central fi r s t grade. h eating, bullt-ln-appllances, screen witness testified that one of the the hi s torian, granted that pun ed porch with f ireplace. WI 1-27 16. defendants, Oswald Kaduk, had ishment might have been mered Rabbi Aklva Egozl. dean of forced Jewish children at gun out. But he told a Brunswick court the Hebrew Da y School , said that 23ad - Houses For Sale no child above the first grade point into ga s chambers. trying five former cavalry officers CRANSTON {nur Woodridge- ), Sl/1 The witness, Ludwig Woerl of that a search in SS internment will be accepted un less he or she room ranc h . Two yea rs o ld. Ga rage, Munich, described Kaduk as a camps during the time of the 1945 quallfles in both the Hebrew and breezeway, extras. WI 2-8088. Englis h departments. Appllcarlons uconstent drunkard and e vil Nuremberg war-crimes trial pro 24-Jobs Wanted-Women slaughterer" who drew a pistol duced not a single witness who received durln~ the month of April to chase a gr oup of 12 children coul d confirm that elite guar d will receive first preference. EXCELLENT cleaning woman wants Rabbi Egozl said that students wo rk o n East Ide only. Can do to their deaths at the wartime men were put to death for having Iro ning , all do mes tic chores. Ex concentration camp. He s aid the disobeyed or der s. who wl sh to enter the hi gher cellent references. Call 33 1-6941 children ranged from 4 to II Dr. Seraphim , who ls 60 years grades will be r equired ro pass (after 7 P .M .) years old. old, quoted Heinrich Himmler, who qualifying examinations in both Hebrew and secular subjects. Shouting "Liar, liar!" Kaduk headed the elite guard, as having GENERAL LANDSCAPING let loose a tirade against the said that uvio1ations of honor" The secular program Includes witness. Mr. Woerl tried ro cut were punishable by death In the SS, English, mathematics , algebra, • Cleaning • Fertilize him short by reel ting more de but not disobedience. s cience, social studies,llterature, • Tree Removal The BFunswtck court, I lk e arts and Latin. The Hebrew de • T opdressing • Lime tails of the episode. "Now you I, don't have a gun and at long others in Germany that are try partment incl udes modern con ABE ZELTZER versational He brew, Hebrew lit last we can speak to one another!" Ing alleged war criminals, had 3S1 -1494 Thot's why Strid e- Rite makes so the witness cried. sought the historian's testimony erature, the bible, prophets, mony kinds of boby shoes. to f it It was at this point that the because most of the accused, U Jewish history, Mlshnah and the the- ronge of boby needs. Our spectator Interrupted. After an not denying they committed Talmud. fillers a re specially trained to unsuccessful effort by the court crimes, have argued that they All teachers are fully licensed motch the right shoe 10 your boby's to Identify him , the trial went on. acted on orders. and approved by the stare and city weight and goit - exactly. boar d of education for secular KELLER'S Another Accused Failure to carry our such or Mr. Woerl testified earlier ders , the defendants have asserted, s tudies and the National Associa Willard Shopping Center about Joseph Kl ehr, another de would have meant death . tion of Hebr ew Day Schools. fendant, who served as an SS (elite guard) medical orderly In Grand Chapter, OES the camp. According to the wit Pioneer Women Plan We won't offer you cheaper quality ness. who spent· three year s at Sets Ball For Friday to gi¥e you cheaper pricu. But we THE SH OE THAT UNDERSTA!lDS CHILDREN Auschwitz, Klehr specialized in Holiday Observance WILL 9ive you the highest quality selecting for gassing inmates who The fourth annual Charity Ball steer IMe f ot the lowut pouible had been found " fi t to work" in of the Grand Chapter of Rhode Of Yom Hatmaut prices. Ko1hruth & Quality previous selections. Island, Order of Eastern Star, Member s of the Pl one er "I saw with my own eyes how will be he! d on Friday, April 17, Women' s Organization of Provi Fresh Killed POULTRY NO lh LI. ADDED Klehr, acting entirely on his own, from 8 to 12 P ,M .. at Rhodes-on dence will observe Yorn Hatzmaut, pushed healthy prisoners Into the the-Pawtuxet. Is r a e 1 ' s In dependence Day, on Farm Fresh Eggs lines of the doomed," the wit The evening's program wil 1 in Thursday with celebrations In their Fresh Tongue . . .. 55c lb. ness said. clude a grand march and special homes. As always "Then we saw him adminis ter entertainment. Music will be pro The observance will culminate Steer liver AA . . . 79c lb. o perlect fit is guaranteed Injections of deadly phenol." vided by Tommy Masso and his with a Kobbolat Shabbar on Friday, He said this happened "sev orchestra. The ball Is open to JA 1-0960 - FREE DELIVERY April 17, at Temple Beth Israel. eral hundred times during a two the public and dress Is semi TO All SECTIONS Rabbi Robert Layman will conduct EA.ST SIDE • NORTH END week period In 1942." formal. the services. EDGEWOOD • CRANSTON Estimate Is Extended The ball, sponsored by Grand GARDEN CITY • WOODRIDGE ~OBERT'S The guest speaker will be Mrs. Mr. Woerl said "one or two Chapter, Is the major fund raising " Remember The Proof of the Blanche Fine of New York, na zeros" appended to this estimate project of the year. Proceeds are Pudding i1 in the Eoting '_' tional president of Pioneer Women. 5 BROAD STREET PAWTUCKET of "htmdreds" would indicate the used to support the chapter's She recently returned from Israel extent of Klerh' s killings by In charities. where she attended a conference jections. The accused, who In pre Thomas Milloy Is general of the World Jewish Congress. vious sessions had admitted he or chairman, assisted by Mrs. Devara Pioneer Women who will par dered the killing of 250 Inmates, Poll, co-chairman; Worthy Grand ticipate In the Friday night ser rejected the estimate as "absurd." · Matron Mrs. Ada Frey, chairman Canton Village vices are Mrs. Raymond Cohen, The witness said he remember ex-officio; Mrs. Poll, Mrs. Freda Mrs. Mordecai Shapiro and Mrs. 1230 Elmwood Avenue ed one case In which Klerh direct Dunford and Mrs. Katherine Faria, Samuel Grossman. Mrs. Leo Rap llelow l'arlc AvenH at l'ro'vidence City l.inel ed the deportation for gas sing of an program; Worthy Grand Patron paporte Is chairman of the hostes entire prison compound of 700 Jews Hobart S, Caswell and Mrs. ses and will be assisted by Mrs. suffering from spotted fever. Audrey Andrew, tickets; Mrs. Anna Bernard Glantz, Mrs. Joseph featuring Naked or In torn underwear, Caswell and Mrs. Virginia Phil Greenberg and Mrs . AbeGreb the emaciated v1ctlms were thrown lips, secretaries; Richard Wlsch steln. CANTONESE Into open trucks and driven to the nowsky, treasurer: Donald Dun Pioneer Women have asked that Style Disltes gas chambers, he said. ford, ushers; Mrs. Lillian Ramsay all friends of Israel join In the Historian Testifies on SS and E. Laurence Murdock, pub- home celebration by plaMlng a • ORDERS PUT-Ul'-TO-TAKE-OUT BONN - A German historian 11 cl ty and Mrs. Andrew, festive meal, offering a moment of decorations. testified In court 1asr week that prayer, and singing Israeli songs and I "Tlte Hew Chinese American Restaurant SPIES TRIED or listening to music, portions of Everybody's Talking About!" LONOON - The Syrian gov BALKANS EXPERT Israeli literature, or the Bible. ernment announced that 16 Syrians Adolf Strauss, a 19th Century Information on planning an ob Tel. 941-9746 accused of having spied for Israel, Hungarian diplomat and political servance may be obtained by call economist, was his country's pleaded gull ty before a military Ing Mrs. Beryl Segal (PL 1- 8013), OPEN TUES. 1h,u SUN . court here last week, it was re leading expert on the Balkans In Mrs. Joseph Teverow (CA 1-1339), CLOSED MONDAYS ported from Damascus. the years before World War I. or Mrs. Harry Sidur (831-5219), sr------~ JOIN PROTEST AMSTERDA~! - P au I de Groot, president of the Dutch Com Education Most Important MEL SHUMAN munist Party, last week added his v o Ice to those of communist OF leaders in other western countries I when he protested against the pub I ., To German Democracy lication In Kiev of Judaism With I SHUMAN'S KOSHER MARKET out Embellishment. (Continued from Page 7) number, 1,097 were still active Ing Jews In the Soviet Union, In I 962. 230 of these officials I Wishes To Thank His Loyal Patrons MORE REACTION practiced law at the time of his were pensioned off and left their STOCKHOLM - The Swedish arrest; Hans Ulrich Kasper, position between 1957 and 1962. communists have joined the pro prosecuted for crimes in Poland In March I 962, the percentage of For Their Patronage test against the Soviet anti-Semitic and Russia, was a high official Naz I -tainted judges and public book, Judaism Without Embellish prosecutors was nine percent of Since The Retirement ment. in the police force of Lubeck ln postwar Germany; Dr. Franz Bert the total legal force. Cl .J Of Albert Berlinsky hold Kihn, accused of participa The police officials with whom < tion In the euthanasia program, Justice caught up were not as for "' was a professor of psychiatry at runate as the judges and prosecu ~ 748 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE the University of Erlangen. tors, who were discreetly retired Other medical men who did not or permitted to continue In their GAspee 1-09 50 shrink from criminal activities, posts. A number were accused and included Dr. Hertha Oberhauser, tried, including: Alfred Krumbach, Dr. Heinz Baumkoettner, Dr. Alois a liaison officer of the security Gaberle, all of whom remained un bureau of Westphalia In the post disturbed In the medical profession war period; Walter Pohl, a high . until Justice recently caught up police official ln Dortmund; Guen with them. One man, Dr. Bruno ther Tebert, a police Inspector In Bourweig, an accomplice of Heyde, Dusseldorf. was actually employed by the Ger The case of Theodor Saeveke, man defense ministry. one of the highest security officers A notorious case, that of Her In the central government (he mann Krumey, a llcensedpharma played a role In the famous Spiegel cist in a small Gennan town, who affair), made headlines ln the Ger killed 86 Czech children, only man newspapers. It was dis came to light during the Eich covered that Saeveke had killed mann trial. 1-ie ts now in prison Jews ln Milano (Italy) and had awaiting trial. supervised the slave labor of Jews Possibly the most damaging as ln North Africa. No court action pect of the infestation of Nazis ln has thus far been taken. Another German public life ls the degree prominent case Is that of Fried which the ex-Nazis have Infiltrated rich Karl Vlalon, who had been a the Judiciary. Many judges like high official In the finance minis Kruegger participated during the try, dealing with compensation Nazi period In many acts of in questions, an d ls now an under justice and it took time, patience secretary of s tate In the econom and the granting of pensions until ics ministry. He ha s been accused these Judges were finall y willing to by German newspapers of having resign. A German studenr, Wolf participated in the persecution of gang Koppel, In an excellent Jews. He testified ln the case of study, "Jus ti ce In Twilight," lists Georg Heuser who was accused 1,384 Judges. public prosecutors and sentenced for shooting, burn and ministerial official s Impli Ing and gassing more than 30,000 cated in the crimes committed Jews and non-Jews during 1941- during the HIiler period. Of this 1944 In Minsk. Heuser became a high police official In the slate of Palatinate In the postwar period. J During the campaign against res ORGANIZATION titution conducted by Josef Diehl, a member of the CDU In the legis lature, Heuser supplied him with NEWS disparaging, libelous material QUARTER PAST CLUB against Jewish claimants. The Quarter Pa s t Club of the Titls list can be extended in Jewish Community Center w l 11 definitely and proves to what de sponsor a lecture by Shepard Saun gree the Nazi criminals have pe11e de rs , a han~•riting analyst , on trated German society. This raises Sunday at 8 P .\1. at the JCC. the most serious questions. It is Mr. Saunders will lecture on evident that the denazlflcation pro the method s used by handwriting ceedings introduced by the Western analysts to determine various as Allies have not worked. In the be pects of a pt:r son ' s character and ginning there was unanimous personality. He is a member of agreement that the Initial steps the ln1erna1l onal Grephanalysis must Include Just punishment of Society and the R.I. Association of Nazi war criminals, complete con Handw riting Analysts. trol and limitation of Germany's A musical social, with r efresh military establishment, breaking ments , wlll precede and follow the up the huge monopolistic cartels lecture. that provided the German war machine with their engines of de CORRECTION struction, and finally, a broad The dance group which per gauged program which would help formed recently at Temple Beth the spiritual rehabilitation of the Am was the Israeli Dance Group German people. of the Temple and not of Rhode Island College. The Herald regrets This program was nullified and the task of cleansing German so the error. ciety has become a sole Germ an TO DISCUSS MIDRASH responslblll ty. Attempts have been The Cranston Chapter of made In that direction, many of Hadassah Study Group will meet them laudable, but as shown by Thursday ~t I P. M. at Temple this sampling of reintegrated Nazi Beth El 10 hear Rabbi William criminals, they have fallen short, G. Braude discuss his forthcoming Therefore, some of the recom new book on The Mldrash. mendations made a number of years ago In the American Jewish YOL'NG MARRIEDS Congress pamphlet, The German Herman L. Goldberg, director Dilemma, remain urgent. It Is of the Jewish Family and Chil imperative that the German Themaa dren's Service, will speak at the government act to prevent further first pro!_!'ram meeting of the Infiltration of ex-Nazis Into the ad newly-formed Young Marrieds on ministration and It must remove Sunday, April 19 , at 8 P.M. at the those who have been compromised wllo ha• hi• nose In hi• paper Jewish Community Center. by their activities during the Nazi ."What Makes A Marriage period. Since so many Nazi crim Tick" wlll be the subject of Mr. inals continue to hold responsible knows wllat It'• all about Goldberg's talk, positions In the new German so Members of the Jewish Com ciety, the reestablishment of In munity Center, and non-members vestigating bodies Is necessary, If as well, are invited 10 attend the only to spare West Germany the He isn't missing much that goes on in the world. He's getting lecture and open discussion. embarrassment It suffered ln the the news, and the inside dope behind the news. He's deliberately NEW CLINIC cases of Peters and Krueger. A new orthopedic speciality The most Important con sL;bmerging himself in his paper in a mood of taking all it has to give. clinic was opened at Miriam Hos tribution that can be made by If an ad about cars or liquors or maybe real estate pital on Wednesday, It was an German authorities In promoting nounced by Dr. I. Herbert Sheffer, democracy and redeeming Ger gets his attention, he's ready to soak up all the fads you can give him. executive director of the hospital, many from Its criminal past re The newspaper is the place where you can tell your whole story, and Dr. Michael G. Plerlk, medical mains education. The attendance director of the Rhode Island by students at the Auschwitz trial to receptive prospects. So whatever you want to sell them, Arthritis and Rheumatism Foun ls definitely a step ln the right· direction. Education directed to tell them about it in the newspaper. dation Chapter. The clinic, devoted to the re recalling the past and a deter habilitation of arthritic hand de mination to root out the Nazi formities, Is a direct result of criminals will provide evidence MORE MONEY IS INVESTED IN NEWSPAPERS the work of Donald J, Murray, that the Germans are sincerely treasurer of the R, I. Arthritis seeking to remove the pol son from THAN IN ANY OTHER ADVERTISING MEDIUM and Rheumatism Foundation, and their bloodstream. Mrs. Jack Queler, a member of Reprinted from the hospital and foundation boards. Congress Bl-Weekly !sh agency transported the refu gees from Italy to Israel, where New Book To Detail Facts Mr. Levi now lives and works as a R. I. Chapter hotel clerk. PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS From the story m Mr. Levi, the book goes to an account m the Monthly Business Meeting In Ben-Gurion, Lavon Cases Lavon affair. It states that the MONDAY, APRIL 13, 8:00 P.M. C a Ir o spy trial Indicated mis GARDEN CITY HALL, 30 MIDWAY RD. NEW YORK - A 38-page months' separation from the Gov management In the Israeli Defense GARDEN CITY, CRANSTON accotmt of an Israeli sabotage plot erment and returned as Defense Ministry, and that pressure then Movies and Lecture by John W. Abbott In Cairo In 1954 and ofltspolltlcal Minister. Reports from Israel on mounted for the resignation of ''THE HIGH AND LOW OF MEXICO" repercussions In Israel, Involving the Issues Involved have been cen Defense Mlnlster Lavon. He asked Guest Guitarist: Foreign Folk-Singing Pinha;.Lavon and David Ben-Gur sored. Mr. Sharen for an Inquiry, and Penny Social and Refreshments lon, Is Included In a forthcoming He Presents 'Case Studies' :t: the Premier appointed Yltshak Ol Donation Non-Memben $1 .00 Members 50c m book, "From theEndsoftheEarth: Dr. Sachar, who obtained his shan, justice of the Supreme Court, for Information: Box 1255 ··· TE 1-6822 The Peoples of Israel," by Howard Moy Meel in9 - Election, - Closed - For Mem~rs Only Ph.D. from Harvard University and Ya' akov Dorl, president m the r"'> M. Sachar. and subsequentlr served as di Technion School and former chief .o The book wlll be Is sued by the rector of the B nal B'rith Hillel of staff of Israeli armed forces. World Publishing Company. The Foundations at the University of "ll The book Indicates that the In LANDSCAPE YOUR HOME WITH LIVING BEAUTY author Is the director of Brandeis California at Los Angeles and at telligence division of the Defense "'8 University's Jacob Hiatt Institute Stanford University, presents a Now Is The Time For Planting > Ministry had worked out a plan -< In Israel. In the preface he writes: story of the development of Israel by 1954 to Induce the British to SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES "Ari Rath, political editor of The in the form of ,.case-studies,. of keep their Suez garrl son In Egypt Always a goad supply of EVERGREENS and FLOWERING SHRUBS > Jerusalem Post, and Jon Kimche, ,, her diverse Inhabitants. by the alleged creation of simu • SEEDS e FERTILIZERS • ETC. editor of The Jewish Observer and One study concerns Pascal lated anti-British and anti-Ameri Our Cosh & Carry Policy Saves You Money r"' Middle East Review, kindly shared Levi, a jlfflior executive of Bar can Incidents In Egypt. The book with me their specialized Infor clay's Bank In Cairo. The story states: .. Lavon. so the accoWtt Stop In And See For Yourself _o mation on the Cairo spy trial and told In the book ls this: He was went, approved the Idea, and In "Serving R. I. For O,,er 25 Years" the Lavon affair." arrested In July, 1954, beaten February he reactivated an In The Lavon affair has figured dally for four months, and put on telligence arm for work In Egypt." In Israeli politics since February, trial before a military court on Two Names Withheld 1955, when Mr. Lavon presented URBAN NURSERIES the charge of having been part of The book says that the Israel! 400 Atwood Ave., Cranston, on Rte. 5 his resignation as Defense Mlnls an Israeli spy and sabotage ring. WI 2-1600 chief of army lntell1gence then sent O~n f -rery Day 'iii Doric ter to Premier Moshe Sharen. There were 13 Jewish defendants. his deputy to give orders to the Mr. Ben-Gurlon then ended 15 The prosecutor charged that man In charge of an lntelllgence the 13-12 men and l woman - sal)otage team. The Intelligence Golden Brown Crisp led by lbram Dar, alias John chlef"s name Is given as Col. PINEAPPLE PANCAKES Darling, an Israeli Army officer, Alexander Harari and the sabotage had sought to assist agents for head as Mordecai Weinman, but CHINA STAR Hot Syrup & Butter Israel In gathering Intelligence two footnotes read:•• At the request EAST SIDE DINER and had tried to organize dis of the Israel Ministry m Defense, 140 NEWPORT AVE., E. PROVIDENCE turbances that would disrupt 360 Waterman St . Red Bridge the author has agreed towlthhold" Egypt's International rel atlons. both names. Near Canutt Race Traci, The ring was accused of hav The deputy's name ls given as ing placed Incendiary bombs In Maj. Motke Ben-Tsur. "Weinman" LA PALETTE United States Information Service was ordered tc recruit agents In offices In Cairo and Alexandria, Egypt, the most Important being Galerie Gift Shoppe In two cinemas, a railroad station lbram Dar, alias John Darling. 1;11m111 DISHES A Unique line and a post office. Two defendants Bombs bearing Egyptian markings, Of Gifts From were hanged, two received life arranged not to go off, were to be sentences, two 15 years and two • Cantonese Native Holland and the Scandina put In the United States Infor seven years. Pascal Levi and two mation Service otflce and the Brit Dinners vian Countries. Also other others were pardoned as unwitting ish consular library. foreign imports. accomplices. Two men had ~n The book says that Mr. Lavon SPECIAL Franessi Cards tried In absentia. • Combination Plates Works as Hotel Clerk contended later that "Weinman" FAMILY DINNERS HOURS , at Ben-Tsur's order had arranged Mon., Tues. & Wed. Mr. Levi got his old job at • Special Dishes 1:30 • 5:30 for a bomb to be thrown In a Thun. & Fri. 1 :30 · 1.00 the bank back, but after the Sinai Sat. 10-S Invasion by Israel In 1956, he and cinema where American and Brit Manager: Mrt. Sh irley I. Resnid1 ish films were being shown. Mr. 793 Hope St. GA 1-6315 900 other Jews were Interned and shipped out of the country. A Jew- Lavon told the Inquiry that he was ORDERS TO TAKE OUT blameless. The book goes on to say that when the Intelligence chief, WINES & Ll(i)UORS 438-5559 DOCTORS WANTED "Harari," appeared before the In quiry he said he had taken no ac OPEN SUNDAYS OPEN SUN. th"' WED. 11 A.M. lo 12 A.M. To Lease A New Car tion without the direct approval of THURS. THRU SAT. 11 A.M. TO I A.M. Mr. Lavon. He gave as evidence a WE LEASE ALL MAKES - ALL MODELS letter he had written toGen. Moshe CALL Dayan, Israeli chief of staff, who was out of the country, explaining HAROLD CHASE that the moves In Egypt had been "according to the orders of the To Work Out An Economical Lease For You Minister of Defense." "Weinman" also testified he understood the Egyptian scheme COLONIAL AUTO LEASING, INC. had been Mr. Lavon's Idea. 1246 North Main St., Providence, R. I. TE 1-6000 The report of Justice Olshan and Mr. Dori to Premier Sharen said the men were unable to fix responsibility. Special-laundry Bags uu, v.,•• i $1.50 This report satisfied no one. Mr. Sharell Indicated he would Fluff Dry ...... lb. 12c I TRY OUR transfer "Harari" and Major Ben Tsur to other army duties. Mr. Fluff & Fold ..••.. lb. 14c CASH &CARRY Peres was to continue as director Flat Worfc ...... lb. 16c I 0% DISCOUNT (Continued on Page 16) DRY Suits ID,.,.., S1,25 OPEN I 7 a.m. to CLEANING Pants I Shim 65& 8 p.m. Parliament Member Rugs - D,ppes - Etc. - Special Prices Raps Anti-Semitism ROGER WILLIAMS LAUNDRY, INC. ~~. GE 4-1964 JOHANNESB URG, So uth Africa - One of Parliament's senior representatives has called on South Africa to · knock anti semitism on the head as If It were a snake. PIERCE and ROSENFIELD Johannes S. Labuschange, a Government front-bencher made Kosher Meats and Delicatessen his appeal after a series of out (Across from bursts from the floor of the House 136 Oakland Ave. Temple Beth David) of Assembly against South Africa's 100,000 Jews, who make up the I a r g est Jewish community In lrom our nf!W beau nasb collection by weimon "DON'T MISS THE BOAT" Africa. SALE OF SALES AT PRE-WAR PRICES Outbursts ranging from cat calls of "Finkelstein" and taunts BONE-IN of ..Go to Israel" had come from back-bench supporters of Prime Minister Hendrik F, Verwoerd. RIB STEAK lb. 1.29 They were directed at the three Jewish members of the House. TRIMMED - REPEAT OF SELLOUT - Mr. Labuschange paid tribute to the role the Jewish settler Blade Roast and Steaks lb •99 played In South Africa's com merce, Industry and early history. Furniture Showrooms NOVA He denied that Dr. Verwoerd's . Tues., Wed., Thurs. SCOTIA LOX lb. Afrikaner Nationalist party was Decorators • Antique Gallery ½ 1.99 9 a.m.-9 p.m. anti-semitic. lhode l1lond'1 Furniture Showroom, ALBERT BERLINSKY wishes ta thank his many friends and The antl-semltlsm Is reported Friday and Saturday 1655 Elmwood Ave., Cranston, R. I. customers for the warm way he was received at his new to have arisen because a s I g - 9 nlflcant segment of South Africa's a.m.-.s p.m .. (Nut to th• ln ..rnatlot1al Pancah Hous•) 136 address - Oakland Ave., Providence. Jews often support the efforts of Closed Mondays the country's black majority to Ample Parking - Terms A1TC1nged FREE DELIVERY DAILY - JA 1-3888 achieve political and racial Call 467-5351 equality. ::! Excellent oppornmities are In CHIEF OF STAFF NO BONN TIES the Herald's Classified ads. Enrico Guastalla, a 19th cen 'TEL AVIV - Labor Minister Your Money's Worth tury Italian military leader, was Yigal Allon expressed sharp op the first Jew to analn the rank position last week to plans enter .. JOE ANDRE'S (Continued from Page 4) of chief- of staff during the wars tained by some Israelis for es which makes the plan a money-saving way to buy more insurance for of unification of the country under tablishment of diplomatic relations ORCHESTRA less cash - and this change applies from I 964 and on to insurance Garibaldi. between Israel and WestGermany. d 'fery special affair contracts bought after Aug. 6, 1963. g:; 0.. • Bar Mi1%vahs This means that, unless the exceptions apply to you, you will not < Res. ST 1-9080 get the tax deduction under any "financed" or "minimum deposit" or "bank loan" insurance you may buy from here on (or even if you bought ~ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. it since Aug. 7, 1963). If, though, you bought this type of insurance ::: before Aug. 7, 1963, you can continue to deduct your interest as before. g:; The other widely used life Insurance tax break which Is cut back by u. FLORIDA HOME the new law involves group life insurance. FOR SALE Up to this year this Insurance has enjoyed complete tax exemption. Millions of employes are covered by group life Insurance for which their Owner being transferred employers pay, but under the Treasury's rules, the employer's payment of the premium has not counted a s Income to the employe. Located in Miramar, West Holly The 1964 tax law limits this tax adVan tage to $50,000 of group life wood . Strictly residential area. Close Insurance for each employe. Premiums paid by an employer for cover by shopping cente r. age over $50,000 for an employe are now considered as that employe's Ranch Style, lot 60 x 100. 2 bed taxable Income. rooms. Refrigerator, washer, wall Most of you who ar e covered by group life Insurance won 't be af ~ oven, garbage di sposal, drapes. fected by this cutback because you don't get that much protection. ,,,,, ~ Closed, sc reened porch, 15' x 30'. But there are many key executives and many owner-employes who g:; Fenced yard, trees and bu shes. get more than $S0,000 group life Insurance coverage. If you are among Furnis hed if desired. these, the premiums paid by your employer for your coverage over Price $13,500. Small monthl y pay- $50,000 are, as of 1964, taxable Income to you. APPROVAL ... ments. The Treasury wanted Congress to bar still a thi rd life Insurance tax break - this one arising from use of so-callled "split-dollar" life RE 9-0146 Insurance under which an employer and an employe generally spilt the premium payments and the rights to the insurance. YOI/ Jl/fT CAN'T BEAT llftTNATIONAL MEAT! Congress refused to make any law change on this, but it has told the Treasury to study this type of In surance and to close the tax break by administrative rulings If It decides this Is desirable. Business Purchases , U.S. Citizens Abroad, etc. Here's a final catch-all of special provisions In 1964's massive tax CORNED BEEF Anyone law affecting comparatively large groups of taxpayers or of unusual in terest. LEAN ENDS N# On business purchases of machinery. If you're among the hun Just Right for an Old Fashioned dreds of thousands of businessmen who have bought or will buy LI for Boiled Dinner 59, machinery. equipment and vehicles eligible for the Investment credit, you will now find this credit even more valuable than before. a free When the Investment credit was wrlnen Into the 1962 tax law, Congr ess required a businessman to reduce hi s basis for depreciation by the amount of the credit. For Instance, If you buy a machine which candy costs $10,000 and which ls eligible for a S700 Investment credit, the 1962 law permltsyoutotakedeprectatlonononly $9,300 of the machine's cost. GROUND BEEF The 1964 law, though. allows you, the businessman buying this party? $10,000 machine , to take not only the $700 Investment credit but also depreciation deductions on the entire $10,000 cost. It's set. Friday, April 17 The Incentives to businessmen to step up investments tn plant!!: and equipment have been sharply Increased by the 1964 tax law's rate 3 lb. package When we open our de cuts and special provisions - and this ls potentially of enormous Im 1.19 licious Barton 's Candy portance to our entire economy. Department. So re ## On U.S. citizens working abroad. To these Americans, the law ls mixed news. The good news Involves U.S. parent corporations member the date and operating abroad through subsidiaries which employ both foreigners 'f.}' remember to come on and U.S. citizens. The parents often have qualified pension or proflt ~~~ down ... hungry. The sharlng plans for their own employes but generally do not set up simi candy's on the house. lar plans for foreign subsidiaries employing mostly foreigners. This LARGE GREEN SPEARS - Low, Low Price has prevented U.S. citizens working abroad for the subsidiaries from getting the valuable tax-deferred benefits of a qualified employe benefit plan. The 1964 law nowmakes ltposslblefor the L'.S. parent corporation LBS to cover U.S. citizen employes of Its foreign subsidiaries under the par Asparagus 2 39c 'ART~® ent's own employe benefit plan. NEW YORK • LUGANQ, SWITZERLAND The bad news for C.S. citizens who have resided abroad for over SPRING MclNTOSH - U. No. 1 - 2 v.'' and up three year s - during which they are technically "non-residents " of s. MERLEN PHARMACY the L1.S, - ls that, from 1965 on , they will be able to earn only 1111 WARWICK AVE . $25,000 of foreign Income a year free of t.: .S. Income tax, Instead of $35,000 a year as at present. APPLES 3 s~G 39c WARWICK, RHODE ISLAND ## On using holding corporations as a tax shelter . The 1964 MERWIN SUMMER, BS . REG . PHARM . law makes It much more difficult for you to use holding corporations LEONARD SUMMER as a tax shelter for accumulating dividend and interest income. If you have corporations of thi s sort or are thinking of setting them up. now ls the time you should look hard at what the law does to them. ## On "revolving credit., charge accounts. If you are a retailer who sells on the so-called "revolving credit" plan, the new law may "YOR" GARDEN - Vacuum Packed help you add substantially to your working capital. 12 oz The reas·on is that a business man who sens his merchandise on Corn WHOLE KERNEL 2 CANS instalments and reports the income for these sales on the instalment 29' basis only pays taxes on his profits as he collects payments due. In ANAST - Also RASPBERRY a business which normally has large amounts of uncollected Instal 2 LB ment receivables outstanding at the end of each year, the deferment Strawberry PRESERVE JAR of tax from Instalment reporting of income can add up to big-time 69' money. CUT - Fancy - Blue Lake Variety The 1964 law flatly makes "revolving credit" plan sales eligible for installment reporting. If you are a r etailer who sells on a .. re 151/ioz volving c,-edlt" type charge account, study carefully the adVisablllty of Green Beans ~ 2 CANS 39' switching to the Instalment method of reporting your Income. You may be able to Increase your working capital considerably by deferring ANAST - White, Convenient your tax. 1LB There are hundreds of other provisions in the 1964 law, but they CAN affect relatively few of us. In this series of 12 reports, you have Whole Potatoes 10' read the key details of the greatest tax reduction law In our history. ANAST - For Stews and Casseroles You will Just begin to realize its Immense Impact as the year rolls on. I LB (Distributed I 963 by The Hall Syn Stewed Tomatoes 2 CANS 39' dicate, Inc.) (All Rights Reserved) FINAST - Sedions 1LB ORGANIZATION -NEWS Grapefruit 2 CANS 49' ANAST - Ruby Reel, Tender, Sweet 1LB 25TH REUNION Road, Cranston, to elect officers. Whole Beets 4 CANS 49' The January, 1939, graduating The program for the evening class of Hope High School will will also Include three foreign ex Beef in Lean, Meaty Chunks - with Potatoes, Carrots hold Its 25th reunion on April 18 change students who wlll comment at Sullivan's Steak House, on their Ideas of life In America. You'll be the very picturi~ Dinty Moore ~A~oz 45'· Class members are asked to 'The students wlll also talk on the s~= of a beautiful bride that day contact one of the co-chairmen If customs and traditions of their Highly Digestible and Poly-Unsaturated, Too respective colDltrles. -and yoW' wedding portrait they have not yet been notlfll•d. 1 PT 8 oz The co-chairmen are Mrs. BlDlny -preeervee lovelineea fw CONSTIUJCT MEMORIALS Salad Oil FINAST BOT your North (EL 1-9545), Mrs. Ulllan Vienna - In response to re 35' the yean. Phone ue now Kleamovlch Casman (RE 9-2077), quests by a number of Austrian for your appointmeDt. and Jerome Ruben (PA 3-8900). writers, the Vienna Town Co\Dldl f... has decided to affix commemora FIRST ' NATIONAL ---, STORES FRED KELMAN ORT MEETING tive tablets to the houses . where Providence Chapter, Women's four Austrian Jewish writers and S-tow ~er-In Al SI-In This Vicinity Photo9n1pher American OF. T, wlll meet Thurs scholars - Artur Scbnttzler, day at 8: 15 P .M. at the home of Peter Artenberg, Sigmund Freud rH• .-..W tlie Rig~ to llinil Quanlitl•I WI 1-5402 Mrs. Sydney Barber, 157 Deerfield and Stefan Zweig - used to live. A Herald ad always gets best Excellent opportunities are i!1 the Herald' s Classlfled ads. result!:- - our ~ubscribcr .:; com ~······-···-················-~♦ prise: an active buying market. : Jiw JJµJn ~ (/JM ♦ ♦ ♦ Julius Caesar in ,.Cleopatra," "An Infinity of Mirrors," will be will play Pope Julius in "The THE WORKMEN'S CIRCLE published in 17 countries, Agony and Ecstasy," Groucho Marx said of this: "If I'd known PRESENTS A WRITING NOTE: Marcel Julius would become so popular, Achard, the playwright, made a note of this line, for use in one I'd never have changed my name.'' of his plays: "In love one never SCHOOL DEPT.: Carroll Baker Concert - meeting lectured at Nairobi University last knows where exaggeration ends and week, She told the students about SUNDAY, APRIL 12th - AT 8:00 P.M. 0 lies begin." her own classes at the Actors MUSIC NITTE: 1ne Claremont Studio, The first question asked Crown Hotel her was: ,.Is the Actors Studio the • MISS SONIA LEZERON - Sop,ono p I ace where Marilyn Monroe • SAUL GORODETSKY - Pianist ORGANIZATION studied?" Miss Baker nodded and invited, .,Next question." BENJAMIN GEBINER-Guest Speaker The next ques tion was: "Then Oe-dicotN to the Obw,...once ol the NEWS ls the Actors Studio a special Anniversary of the Individual - Fleet THEATRE PARTY school for sex symbols?" .. , Worsaw Ghetto R"olt Against Tbe Noris The Dvorah Dayan Club of Miss Ba~er replied, "Next Admission Free Public lnYited CHOICE OF COLOR the Pioneer Women's Organi question,'' AND EQUIPMENT zation will hold a btnefit the atre DRAMA NOTE: "Cafe Crown," the new musical , is adapted from THE REPERTORY Cadillac Chn party on Tuesday, April 21, at 8 P .M. at Cinerama Theatre. Pro the 1942 comedy based on the old Olds Lincoln ceeds will go to the Pioneer Cafe Royal on Second Av . The THEATER in the SQUARE Pontiac T-Bird Women's Child Care Centers and busboy-charge d' affaJrs at the THI TRINITY SQUAD ,a.AYHOUR ,. Royal was Hymie, who was por Others Vocational Schools in Israel. ~--,1 ...... Sh, • ll'r•v-e, ■ ,I, The Cinerama spectacle, 11 1t's trayed by Sam Jaffe. Hymie phoned Specializing In a \1ad, ~lad, Mad, Mad World," the producer to say his banker Personalized SerYice by Stanley Kramer, will be pre wanted to see the play and to leave Now Playing Thru ~ay 2 - sented. Mrs. Mordechai Shapiro three tickets ln hls name, That ·w Rates Include is In charge of arrangements and night the vtce president of the Chase Bank asked for "three No Capitol Investment tickets may be obtained by calling Pridoy \ 11 "THE HOUSE OF Mrs. Shapiro (HO 3-8793) or Mrs. tickets for Hymie. No Insurance Expense Charles Bernstein (ST 1-8017). THEATER NOTE: John Gar No Repair or Tire hp. field went to see hls former col =.1;-.1 BERNARDA ALBA" Your Special Plates Moy Be Used TO ATTEND CONFERENCE leagues in the original "Cafe Crown." He wore a prop mustache, at J13pCIIINI\ By Gama lorca Directed By Ira Zuc:lcermon Em e rg'!ncy Car Available Mrs . Irving Baker, Mrs. Irving walked onstage in the third act, sat We Bu y Your Present Co ~s Goldfarb, Mrs. Samuel Posner and Mrs. Jack Rabinowitz wlll repre at a comer table of the restaurant set - where he was served with a •••~~~,~~ E:,,:,A:.~1~~ 11 1~~10:~~ ••• Call PA 3-4700 sent the Providence Section, Na ii\\i . final Three Perfor mantH of the Spring Setnon real meal, played pinochle and tional Council of Jewish Women, • . T1cl.:~ 1i At AVERY PIANO CO., LADD 'S MU SIC CTR ., won $1.65. at the 32nd New Engl and Regional • \ ROTH TICKET AGEN CY o r by callmg th~ BOX OFFIC E Conference to be held ln Bridge BROADWAY port, Conn., April 12 to 15, (Distributed 1963 by The Hall Syn Ttl EL 1·2111 $2.75 - $2.25 - $I.SO The delegates wlll meet with dicate, Inc,) (All Rights Reserved) Council leaders to plan for ma AUTO LEASE CO. jor program s ln equal opportunity 766 Broadway for youth and leadership training. The Council, the world's oldest • Pawt. R. I. major Jewish women's organi THERE IS a difference zation, with 123,000 members in 329 affiliated local units, sponsors nearly 1,000 community services, a broad public affairs-adult edu between a REALTOR cation program an d services for Jewish communities overseas .
TEMPLE BETH AM and a REAL EST A TE BROKER Tonight's services at Temple Beth Am will be conducted by Rabbi Alfred Fruchter at 8:30 P ).,1, Rabbi The term REAL TOR, indicates Membership in the Provi ilucation Fruchter's sermon topic '"''ill be "Seared Souls." dence Board of Realtors or similar Boards in other areas. Cantor Sam Berdltch will chant is for life the Hebrew liturgy. It is not synonymous with Real Estate Broker. Only Real In its VALUES IN EDUCATION Adu l t services on Saturday Estate Board members are RE AL TORS. They are the series, Sun Life of Canada is morning will be at 8:30 A.M,, wl th offering leaflets ranging from Junior Congregation services at professionals. And only REAL TORS can supply you with 10:30 A,M, Sunday morning ser Why Stay .in School, to Adult vices will be held at 8 A,M. and MANDATORY MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE. Educatio,i Today. will be followed by breakfast and For sch ool children there are Bible study. leafl ets on how they can im ------prove their grades and h ow they ALL-DAY CONFERENCE can get more fun out of school. An all- day conference of prin For teen-agers planning their cipals of Hebrew Day Schools ln advanced education, four leaflets New England will be held on Wednesday at the Providence should be helpful-The Value Hebrew Day School. of a College Education, Scholar Rabbi Akiva Egozl, dean of ships and Bursaries, So You're the Providence Hebrew Day G~ing to College and Why Study School, said the purpose ·or the the Humanities? conference is· to visit classes of And those who wish to make the Providence s<:hool and to the most of their retirement study the accomplishments and might be interested in Educating the metho
LONDON - Obviously per turbed over the protes ts whi c h !he ::;j II ill anti-Semitic book "Judaism With- r.i out Embellishme n1" - published:,, Birth Announced Elected President Mr. and Mrs. Calvin C. Krich Miss Roberta Leslie Sydney, by the Ll
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