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March 8, 1957 ) Tempte Beth El lO 7'0 ,0rchard Ava. PrQvidence, ~. I. Car~ Sandburg and CB$' Murrow To Speak at Beth El Forum Carl Sandburg, American poet will speak, and authority on Abraham Lin- The program is in obser.vance coin, and Edward R. Murrow, CBS of the Feast of Pµrim and is dedi­ news analyst and commentator, cated to the memory of Mr. will be the speakers at the pro- Friendly's mother, Therese Friend­ gram of the Festival Forum of ly Wachenheimer, born March 16, Temple Beth El Sunday, March 1878. 17, at 8: 15 P:M. Mr, Murrow will Rabbi William G. Braude will speak on "Great Jews I Have introduce the speakers and Don­ Known." A question period will aid Bernstein will chant the bless­ follow. ing over the Megillah. William Fred W. Friendly of the Colum- Bojar, chairman of the Beth El bia Broadcasting System, who Institute on Judaism will be chair­ grew up in Providence, arranged Iman of the evening. the program of the evening and T~e public is invfted to attend. JCC to Re-elect Stanzler At Meeting Wednesday Officers ,and board members for the 1957-1958 term will be offi­ cially elected and installed at the Jewish Community Center's 32nd annual meeting, to be conducted at the main building Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, The general public is invited to attend this function, according to Edmund Wexler, general chairman for the event. The evening's program will in­ clude a feature address by Judge Frank Licht. Other remarks will be presented by honored guests and reports will be made by Mil­ ton stanzler, Center presJdlent, and Solomon Selinker, treasurer, The report of the nominating committee will be presented by Abraham Beacken, committee chairman, Following elections, newly elected officers and mem­ \ bers of the board will be installed Milton Stw-der by Joseph Galkin, executive di­ rector of the General Jewish To Be Re-t\hted Committee, JCC will present a Scroll of Ap­ Entertainment will be provided preciation to Morris Kritzman, by "The P, D. Q,'s", talented recently resigned executive direc~ singing stars from Pembroke Col­ tor, in appreciation for his con­ lege, who will render a program of tribution to the community. light songs, Refreshments will be Rabbi Julius Goldberg w111 give served following the meeting pro­ the invocation. gram. Women's Organization of the Members of the committee in Israeli Boar<t of Strategy which operated during the recent mideost crisis ore shown in con­ charge of the evenillg's program ference, Mrs, Golda Meir, Foreign Minister, is at top, Others (clockwise) · ore Dr, Jacob include Mr, Wexler, chairman; Robinson, Emile Najar, Ambassador Ebon, Moshe Tov, Doniel Levin, Michael Comoy, Mor- Study Shipping Mrs. Edward Waldman, Mrs, Her­ deco~ !(idron and Gideon Raphael, , man Rosenberg, Norman Tilles, Through Red Sea Saul Abrams, Leon Temkin and Judge Licht then presented Leo Mrs. Isadore Wolf. Lania. prominent foreign corre­ JERUSALEM- Israel's Minister Israel Bond Group Lists spondent who is assigned to the of Communications, Moshe Car- United Nations by six of Europe's mel, flew to Eilat to study ar- Israel Holds Four leading newspapers. rangements for the transshipment of goods from Europe to Africa, f Q t· · Providence Chairmen ·Mr. Lania stressed the fact that via the Israeli outlet on the Red Or UeS lOillilg Several prominent civic leaders lay, Women's Division coordinator. while "Israel is now in a better Sea. The proposed arrangement position than she has been at any TEL AVIV - Four persons were have accepted appointments to In greeting the 20 top commun­ which envisages transshipment of being held today for questioning the Providence Committee, State ity leaders at the organizational time during the nine years of her freight by rail and road from Hai­ existence as a sovereign state, she about the shooting of Dr. Rudolf of Israel Bonds, it was announced meeting at the Sheraton-Biltmore fa to Elath, and reloading on Kastner, editor of a Hungarian­ last evening by Judge Frank Licht, last evening Judge Licht said: is also at the most crlUcal and ocean freighters bound for African decisive period of her life." language newspaper and Jewish general chairman of the 1957 "We have a duty to educate our ports, offers substantial savings leader in Hungary during the Nazi With the right of passage campaign, fellows in Providence ·to the im­ for a limited number of European occupation, The new appointees are Rabbi portance of the Israel Bond effort. through the Gulf of A11aba, Israel shippers. Ell A. Bohnen, honorary chair­ "I look forward to a successful w!ll for the first time be enabled At present the Israelis use the Kastner was gravely wounded man; Dr. Ille Berger, chairman drive because whereas prior to to Integrate her economy Into a route In reverse : African goods in the attack, but the hospital Trustees and Guardians commit­ recent developments many may broader realm. The Gulf Is an are brought to Elath via the Red indicated that he is now out of tee ; Alter Boyman, chairman,' not have had a sense of urgency "open door" to the countries of Sea and the Gulf of Aqaba and danger. The attack occurred yes­ committee for organizations, and towards Israel, I feel this Is no SW Asia and Africa which have are either used In Israel, or trans- terday outside Kastner's home. Jul!m C. Michaelson, chairman, longer true. They are no longer been marked for future markets shipped to Europe after the over- The victim is a controversial BIG Day committee. taking the news In their stride. for these Industrial materials. land journey to Haifa. The savings figure, with some Hungarian Jews Serving -6ti the Women's Divi­ Shown the way by those valiant "If this vast Industrial program over the Cape of Good Hope route looking on hlm as a hero and sion of which Mrs. Edmond W. people, the spark and the willing­ can be stepped up with the help around Africa Is estimated at one others viewing him as a collab­ Goldstein Is chairman, will be ness Is now here to assist Israel of Bond, dollars, Israel wm no month of what is now a two- orator. In 1954, one of the latter Mesdames Howard Schnelder, ln the re-building of her capital longer be a small agricultural month journey and at least 25 called Kastner a collaborator. - chairman, Chen Committee; Beryl funds. This Is a community re­ country In that area, but the only percent In cost. When the railroad Kastner's accuser was tried and Segal, chairman, BIG Day com­ sponsibility and I know we wlll Industrial country. The Impact of Is extended past Beersheba to acquitted on a charge of criminal mittee; Perry Bernstein, speakers get the people to go along with this on other countries would be Elath the cost will decrease stlll· libel. The case has been appealed committee, and Abraham Perce- us." tremendous,'' he said. further. to the Supreme Court. ---------------------~-----~=....... N Pupils Present Couneil To M t .- Piano Recital Israeli Stud~nt ll') I ,, :!.l Pupils or Mbhur l!lln.eteln pre- Menibei's of bhil fl1'tWltlililtlll StJ(la "".iJ:aaluJ ..; so1ited a pl'ogrsm oI plsno mllSUl h1tm, Nsbli:lrlal ounoil tif J@Wi!ih WILLIAM liRABL i:a Sunday afternoon ab bhe Music Womtlh, lmV@ betln itH'ltl!tl l:lt bh@ Fun@nl §@l'Vi @!i f r Willlll Q ManS1':Jn . 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Wifll, urviVOl'!! tu'll e tho Music Mnnslon on Sunday, Membet'!l !nay dbLaln W'll11spo1'a twti ti11ugi'lt@I'!i, Mr!! , Nm•mllfi 01·= , Aprll 7, at 3!16 P .M , tntlou to Bosboh by onlilng Mt'tl , Rt:iGkfflt:in f gn~re~a tl§n ffifiU l\fifl Mt'!! , !llli@l llYO of Sht:it:irt:iy iefil a( t:ir Rg k= ~ 'fhe foll owing recital will be 011 Pet'l'Y B01'11Sbel11, UN 1=0'178 , P1•ovid nmi : tlir h1'0Hm·ll, fl= ~ April 211 , featuring _MIS S Russllrn, aw1ay, N, , wl I de liver the Wlll'fl 6f Ir Vlti!i OOO, l\l'l 6f illi= Asy11 lllllash nnd Martin NMS, third Fes tiva l Le tu re t:lf tl'ie ml\ntio, onn .
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