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Detroit Center Approves Sabbath Program Plan DETROIT - The board of di­ like" activities as smoking and rectors of the Detroit Jewlish Com­ handling of money. They also en­ munity Center unanimously ap­ dorsed the curtailment of such proved this week proposals for center functions as its snack bar, THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. Sabbath programing aimed at shoe shine facllity, massage room ending a two-year controversy and vending machines. VOL. XLV NO. 36 over the issue. The committee then developed The recommendations were pro­ and endorsed Sabbath activities _Organization Asked posed by a Committee for Sab­ of informal clubs, assembly-type bath Programing, organized five mass activities, older adults pro­ weeks ago by Max M. Fisher, presi­ grams, story-tell1ng for children. TCf Advertise And Back dent of the Detroit Jewish Welfare Among the activities urged as pro­ Federation. The plan for the com­ per for the Sabbath were swim­ Jewish Newspapers mittee and the selection of its ming -and informal recreation and members was undertaken by Fish­ athletics. BOSTON - Joseph G. Weis­ er as an interested citizen and not The committee also proposed berg, editor of the Boston Jewish in his capacity as head of the Fed­ that a representative committee Advocate and president· of the eration, which provides a subven­ of religious leaders, educators and American Association of English­ tion for the center's budget. laymen should re-evaluate its pro­ Jewish Newspapers, declared that posed program within the year. national Jewish organizations, The committee began its task by eliminating such "un-Sabbath- Rabbi Eliezer Levine, named to "which spend thousands of dollars represent the Detroit rabbinate, each year for publicity," rarely on the Fisher committee, objected think of advertising in the Eng­ to the proposals drawn up by the lish-Jewish press." Herald To Be Mailed committee and on that basis re­ Some organizations "have even fused to participate in the final entered into advertising competi­ On Friday, .Nov. 24 deliberations. tion with the weekly Jewish papers by actively soliciting ads for their Since Thursday, Nov. 23 ls The Jewish News of Detroit, in own house organs in territories Thank.s&ivin&' Day the Herald an editorial comm!i!nded the agree­ ment on the Center programs. It served by the weeklies from cus­ , Fred Kelman Plfoto issue of Nov. 24 will be malled tomers developed by the news­ on Friday rather than on pointed out that although it is Dedicate Honor Plaque - Shown left to right are Max Al­ doubtful whether any proposal for papers," Weisberg said. Thursday as it UllUally is. The perin, re-elected president; Jacob I. Felder and Max Wino­ Sabbath programing could enroll "Organizational heads, who grad, past presidents and now honorary presidents with a deadline for news will remain would not hesitate to pay enor­ Monday noon and the . dead­ the endorsement of all elements plague that reads "Dedicated to the presidents of the Jewish in the Detroit Jewish community, mous fees for a guest speaker," he line for advertlsinc will remain Home For the Aged of Rhode Island who have served with the agreement "ends a contro­ wrote, "get apoplexy at the Wednesday noon. distinction and Devotion." (See story on page 6). versy" which aroused -deep feel­ thought of buying advertising ings in the community. space to go along with the free publicity they demand. Arrest Three Jewish Leaders In Leningrad Mother Told Debate Brings Arab NEW YORK - Three leaders of ly forced his demotion in 1956 to to Leningrad but also to im­ the Jewish community in Lenin­ the post of deputy chairman." portant foreign visitors who toured Anti-Israel Blast grad have been arrested, and one Between 1953 and 1956 Pecher­ the synagogue which for years has She Must Teach UNITED NATIONS - Another years' imprisonment, after closed sky, according to the correspond­ served as a showplace to tourists." _bitter exchange between Israel trials on charges of being "secret ent, "had succeeded in repairing Evans reported further, that the Judaism To Son and one of the Arab delegations agents" and carrying on "treason­ the premises of the Leningrad Jewish community in Leningrad NEW YORK - A Jewish divor- . took place here last week, when able" activities, The New York synagogue, establishing the ritual was "known for its aggressive cee who became a Christian Scien­ Ambassador Arieh Eshel, Israel's Herald Tribune reported this slaughtering of fowl, and gaining stand and its stubborn struggle" to tist was fined $250 by a New York deputy permanent representative week. offlicial approval for · the baking restore and preserve Jewish tradi­ Supreme Court justice this week 11-nd his country's representative The report was written by Row­ of matzot." tions. "The history of Soviet dis­ who held she had failed to live up in the General Assembly's Special land Evans, Jr., a Washington cor­ In 1957, Evans continued, Pecher­ crimination against Russia's Jews to a seperation agreement to allow Political Committee, clashed with respondent for the Herald Tri­ sky was demoted still further, be­ offers evidence to support the view her 12-year-old son to be raised : Lebanon's Ambassador to Wash­ bune, who returned recently from ing stripped of his deputy chair­ that the Pechersky trial, disclosed in the Jewish faith. manship, but "he continued his for the first time in this report, ington, Nadin Dimechkie. an 8,000-mile tour of the Soviet Justice Thomas A. Aurelio ruled The committee is currently dis­ Union. The arrested men are re­ public pressure for reforms." could be a harbinger of a new Evans reported that Pechersky anti-Jewiish campaign," he that Mrs. Sylvia Gluckstern Glas, cussing the South African Apart­ ported to be Gedalia Rubinovich former wife of Phllip Gluckstern, "was a prominent figure, not only stressed. heid issue, but this is the same Pechersky, former lay chairman owner of a kosher restaurant in group before which, later this of the Leningrad Jewish Com­ New york City, was in contempt month or early in December, the munity; and Jews named Dynkin of court. The couple was married Arab refugee debate is scheduled and Kagnov, whose first names Nathan E. Sklar To Address in 1934, lived together as Orthodox to develop. Speaking in condem­ could not be established by Evans. Jews, and had three children. nation of South Africa's discrim­ According to the correspondent, Annual Pedagogic Conference inatory practices, Mr. Dimechk.le The youngest, Lewis Jay Gluck­ Pechersky was put on trial on or The Seventh Annual Pedagogic and Sisterhood followed by the stern, was awarded to the mother told the committee that Israel, about Oct. 9, his trial lasting four too, practices discrimination, al­ Luncheon-Conference will be held the singing of Hanukkah songs in a 1959 seperation agreement, on days. He had been arrested in on Sunday, November 19th, at 1:00 conducted by Cantor Harold conditioned that the father "shall legedly directing its p o l i c i e s June, accused of "crimes against against the Israeli Arabs "in P .M., at the Temple Beth Sholom Dworkin of Temple Beth El. have full charge• of the religious the State." Pechersky was four education" of the boy "and may subtle and disguished" fashion. auditorium according to an an­ Greetings will be brought by the years "the outspoken advocate of nouncement by the President of President of the Bureau, Irving bring him up in the Orthodox Jew­ Jewish religious life," the report the Bureau, Irving Brodsky. Brodsky. Rabbi Saul Leeman, ish faith, notwithstanding any dif­ Remains of City Found said. He was elected to the leader­ Nathan E. Sklar, Executive Di­ Chairman of the School Council ferent religion which the mother Buried Near Ein Gev ship of the Jewish religious com­ rector of the Jewish Family and will serve as Chairman of the may have." JERUSALEM - The remains of munity of Leningrad in 1953 im­ Children's Service, will address the Conference, which is open In his ruling, Justice Aurelio a great city built at the end of mediately after the death of dic­ teachers on "The Emotional Needs to teachers in all departments and said that each had since remar­ the reign of King David or at the tator Joseph Stalin. Lenlgrad has of Children". Following his presen­ in all nearby communities. Joel ried and that Mr. Glasser "has start of that of King Solomon a Jewish population of 250,000, tation, teachers will divide them­ Sharir, Principal of the Beth Sho­ converted to Christian Science." were reported last week to have but not all of them are 'practic­ selves in accordance with the age lom Hebrew ~hool is in charge of He cited the seperatlon agree­ been uncovered near Ein Gev dur­ inig" or religious Jews. levels they are teaching for a dis­ arrangements for the Conference ment by Mrs. Glasser that she ing recent excavations in the area. Election Approved cussion of the Conference theme. and Avis Jacobson will serve as would not try to teach the boy any A team of archaeologists found The head of the Leningrad Serving as discussion chairmen Secretary for registration. Mrs. other religion. At a trial of a suit the city and reported that one of State Committee for Religious are Seymour Krieger, Primary Philip Nemirow, President of the brought by the father, Mrs. Glas­ the -most remarkable excavation Affairs approved the election of Age Level; Rabbi Saul Leeman, Beth Sholom Sisterhood, is Chair­ ser testified she took the boy to findings was a large Jar bearing Pechersky to the Jewish religious Intermediate Age Level, and Na­ man of the Hostess Committee for Christian Science services every the inscription "leshakya," which leadership, the report emphasized .. than E. Sklar, Upper Age :Level. luncheon arrangements. · Sunday. The boy testified that he was interpreted to mean "belong­ However, according to Evans, The Conference will open with Reservations for luncheon can wan~d to become a Christian ing to the wine steward," in Pechersky's "stubborn and public a luncheon to be served by the be made by calling the office of Scientist. Aramaic. battle for Jewish rights apparent- Beth Sholom School Committee the Bureau of Jewish Education. (Continued on Pace 19) __=:-]

operated a butcher shop in Fall Ribicoff To Address River for 30 years. He had lived ... in Providence ~or the last five ~ O> years. He was a member of Tem­ ... Jewish Federations ple Beth David ...... : Secretary of Health, Welfare Besides his wife, he is survived and Education, Abraham A. Ribi­ by a son, Israel Rashkovsky of coff will deliver the first Herbert Kansas City, Mo., and a daughter, R. Abeles Memorial address at the Mrs. Gilbert Wasserman of Provi­ 30th General Assembly of the dence, and four grandchildren. Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds at Dallas, Texas, BERNARD BANDER Enioy Your Traditional Nov. 16 through 19. Mr. Ribbi­ Funeral services for Bernard coff will speak on "America's Wel­ Bander, 36, secretary of Priscilla THANKSGIVING fare - A Time for New Ideas," Warn Co., who died Nov. 8 at his on Nov. 18 at the annual banquet. home, 47 sargent Avenue, were DINNER Delegates from the Providence held the following day in the Max Jewish community are Mr. and Sugarman Memorial C h a p e l. with all the trimmings . . . with your Mrs. Merrill L. Hassenfeld, and Burial was in Lincoln Park Ceme­ family-where fine dining is a pleasure Joseph Galkin, executive director tery. at the delightful .. . of the General Jewish Committee. Son of Samuel and Sadie Auer­ l :30 P.M. in the Hospital bach, the mother of two Provi­ Auditorium. dence women, died Nov. 10 in San Director of Medical Education Francisco after a short illness. at the Miriam and Pawtucket Me­ She is survived by four daugh­ morial Hospitals and Consultant ters, Mrs. Harry Leven and Mrs. in Medicine at the Rhode Island George Leven of Providence and Hospital, Dr. Burgess ls also a SQUARE DANCE PARTY Mrs. Syril Makoff and Mrs. Les­ major officer of the Association of ter Levy of San Francisco, and a The Jewish Community Center Hospital Directors of Medical will conduct its second monthly son, Herman Auerbach of Los For The Best Holiday Turkeys Education of the United States. Angeles. Burial was In Salt Lake "Folk & Square Dance Party" at City. the East Side Center building on Sunday, Nov. 26, at 8 P .M . Ask For "GOLD-MAN" Brand HYMAN SOLISH Open to all adults' and young YOUR ASSURANCE OF TOP QUALITY adults, the evening's program will Funeral services for Hyman So­ None feature American and foreign lish, 50. of 288 Sackett Street, who Genuln• Finest Kosher folk dances, with Dick King as I died Nov. 10 after collapsing in Without front of the Narragansett Park Poultry AYOilable caller. A refreshment hour will JOSEPH RASHKOVSKY This clubhouse, were held Nov. 12 in the follow the dancing. Funeral services for Joseph Ra­ Tag shkovsky, 66, of 25 Pumgansett Max Sugarman Memorial Chapel. On The Street, a kosher meat inspector Burial was in Lincoln Park Ceme­ Wing THANKSGIVING DANCE tery. The Jewish Community Center who died Nov. 8 after a short lll­ Young Adult Association will hold ness, were held the following day Born in Providence, March Ii', 1911 , a son of the late Morris and a Thanksgiving Homecoming at the Max Sugarman Memorial Rose (Mark> Solish, he had been Dance at the Crown Hotel on Chapel. Burial was in Lincoln Park Cemetery. a lifelong resident of Providence. Wednesday at 9 P .M. Music will His only survivor is a brother, be furnished by Irving Rosen and The husband of Fannie en to both Center members· and 1 P.M. In Lincoln Park Cemetery. At Regular Price Relatives and friends are Invited to non members. attend. • This Ad (cut out) must be presented when garments are brought in • Good only at Reservior Ave. Branch Max Sugarman Funeral Home • Gift - Free Emergency Phone Number "THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" Stickers 458 HOPE STREET, Providence· . . · DE 1-8094 DE ·1-8636

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Houghland, Acting As­ sistant Secretary for Congres­ all ready for your admiration and selection in our sional Relations. in a letter to Rep. gayer-than-ever Gift Shop, on the Second Floor Leonard Farbstein, New York Democrat. who had asked , for Brookside State Department comment on a, - Thanksgiving Dinner lpeclala 1- the latest Arab League boycott action against Eddie Cantor and ICE ~ SQUASH or PUMPKIN six American business firms. The State Department official ' CREAM reiterated earlier statements that the United States did not reco­ All lP~pular '12 Gal Cont. 69c nize or condone the boycott of Is­ F avers FINAST - Whole, SmaH, Fancy rael, "particularly as it affects ~ American citizens or firms." But, ~ Casual ... I LB he added, the boycott, "as it has COPLEY Onions WHITE 2 JARS 53c been represented to us by the Arab states, does not use race or reli­ Relaxing. 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Co 1111• - Call Fred ~ ~ "Should evidence be presented or Carol Bloom at LAke­ :-side 5-3411 and make All Bonus Stamp Items are Clearly Displayed and Identified at WE GIVI to the Department that in the y II n r reRervation now! 1 : cases which you have cited there your First National. rffim Open all year. I has been discrimination agl!-inst Jifrf ' ~ the individuals or companies con­ ·STAMPS NO COUPONS NEEDED - BUY ALL YOU WANT! STAMPS cerned on the laasis or religion. you may be assured that the Depart­ ment would take action appropri­ ate to the situation and in conso­ LAkeside 5-341~ nance with our national interest," Magnolia, Mass. the State Department official eoncluded. 1961 •u 113U'J\13AON 'AVOJ11,I 'O'IV113H ONV'ISI 300011 3H.L • \, 5 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1961 Auschwitz: A Portrait of Hell pened there. This, I must remind the crime, Into damned souls, Himm­ PIAILS - BEADS reader, Is for the period before the mass ler and Reinhard Heyclrich and RIITaUNO AND KNOTT■D (Continued from Last Week) exterminations, which began in 1941. Theodor Eicke believed that they • Cultured Peu-la . ' Such, very briefly, is what life in enemies. They could and did pretend that The Nazi Government wished the would bind them forever to the Nazi • Beautllul Clupa Auschwitz was like. This was the world, these were dangerous men who had to be people to know that any disobedience chariot. They were successful. It must be remembered, which Rudolf segregated lest their machinations over­ would be cruelly punished. But, being In One other prime purpose of the WOODMAN'S ,. 1""'77 Hoess created, over which he presided, throw the Hitlerian regime. However, some respects excellent psychologists, camps, of all the camps, was deg­ 11 ■-lylt. In which he had absolute power. It was a their prime motive, in so far as the they realized that by leaving the exact radation. The Nazis talked a great place of madness. prisoners went, was undoubtedly revenge. details vague, In fact by giving the imagi­ deal about being supermen, per­ The Inmates of the concentration It was to house these enemies that the first nations of the people a free rein, the verting In their usual fashion the camps, and particularly of Auschwitz, concentration camps, Dachau, Columbia­ terror would be increased even beyond complex ideas of Nietzsche and CHA-CHA CLASSES were, In the over-whelming instance, hau and Oranienburg, were created. that which could be aroused by revealing Stefan George. But superior to COUPLES ONLY guilty of nothing whatsoever. They were But into them they also put men who the truth of what went on in the camps. what? The answer came back: the transformed Into objects to be starved, could certainly not be regarded as danger­ Whenever, therefore, a man was released Jews. So far so good, and a well­ ADULTS mishandled, murdered and burned, not ous politically: homosexuals, professional from a concentration camp-- and at least fed member of the lower middle­ because of anything that they had done, criminals, even alcoholics and men who a million Germans passed through them class who had Joined the SA or· 10 Weeks but because of what they were. Further­ would not work. These were there, as In the 1930s -- he had to swear never to SS might well regard himself as more, the majority had no reason to be­ were many of the politlcals, technically divulge what he had seen. Should he break superior to a Jewish old-clothes­ Starting Nov. 24th to be "re-educated." this oath, he knew the fate that awaited lieve that what they were, or had been man from Ruthenia who could 8 to 9 p.m. when free, was In any way inferior to the The Nazis, however, made no attempt him. He usually kept his mouth shut. Fur­ barely speak German. But could average of society; and It was certainly to educate their prisoners in the generally thermore, this policy of quasi-secrecy he really believe that he, the half-­ PAWTUCKET superior to the nature of the Kapos and SS understood meaning of that word, let alone permitted the Nazi Government to pretend educated man In the brown or CENTRAL FALLS men whose objects they now became . to cure psychologically unbalanced cases. abroad that the camps were simply places black shirt, ·was absolutely better The Na zi concentration camps fulfill­ What they did was to subject their prison­ of internment or enlarged prisons. But than the well-dressed Jewish doc­ Engaged - Mr. and Mrs. rd a number of functions of varying im­ ers to such appalling !II-treatment that, the Germans knew; they did not know quite tor who lived up the street, that Y. W. C. A. portance, and sometimes mutually contra­ once released, they would take very good what, but they knew, and those who might his tow-headed wife was absolutely Joseph Katz, of 129 Wood­ dictory, not all of which were primarily care not to fall into the hands of the Nazi have resisted were frightened and obeyed. the superior of the beautiful Jew­ bine Street, announce the 324 Brood Street authorities again. A far more important Another result of this fear, of this playing concerned with the inmates themselves. ish actress he had seen at the engagement of their daugh­ Central Foils In the first place, and particularly in the function of the camps from the very be­ on the imagination and of their seeing the cinema, that his boring beer-hall ter, Joyce Elaine, to Wil.liam early days of the Nazi revolution, they ginning was the terrorization of the popu­ silent, broken men released from the acquaintances were supermen Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. PA 3-30S0 PA 3-790S were places of segregation, torture and, lation outside the camps. camps was that they knew it was wiser not compared to Einstein or Heine or How much did the mass of the German Irving Nelson of 37 Homer to a very limited extent, re-education. to know too much. That Is terrorism in Freud or even the Jewish lawyer Street. The Nazis always pretended that their people know about what wa s going on In action. or journalist he had once met? It demagogic vote-catching was somehow a thE: camps, and to what extent were they A secondary purpose of the brutality was hard, even for the SS. Miss Katz is a graduate of Clas­ military campaign, and that their political therefore accomplices In crime? The an­ Inside 'the camps, and again one in which Therefore, their prisoners, sical High School and is present­ PORTRAITS swer ls that everybody In Germany knew ly a senior at Pembroke College. enemies, in particular the Communists, the prisoners were only a means to an whether Jews or political enemies, PAINTED FROM were military ones, too. As soon as they about the camps as places of brutal im­ end, was the demoralization, in the first must be degraded to the point at Mr. Nelson is also a graduate of had achieved power, they proceeded to prisonment and maltreatment, but that sense of that word, of their SS guards. By which they almost cea·sed to ap­ Classical High School, suma cum YOUR FAVORITE round up, Intern, and torture or kill such very few of them knew what actually hap- making the SS men into accomplices in pear human to their tormentors, laude, and of H arvard College. PHOTOGRAPH who would then feel all the more The couple plan to be married free to torture and degrade these on July 8. Size 16 to 20 inhuman objects even further. A Hand Painted In Heavy Qils man's humanity is what distin­ GJC Campaign Fund guishes him from the animals. Starve him, beat him and terrify Stands At $566,000 $45.00 - him down to an animal level and, The total pledges and contribu­ Samples On Request saints and other such fantastic and tions to the 1961 campaign of the Phone admirable exceptions apart, he General Jewish Committee now will, temporarily at least, cease stands at $566,000. PA 3-2649 to appear a man. His torturer has thus proved that he is "superior" The latest figure was announced Or Write to the object he has created out of today by Joseph W. Ress. GJC what once was a human being. president, and Merrill L. Hassen­ ELEGANTE STUDIO feld, general campaign chairman, Then, as at Auschwitz, drive this 89 Prospect St., Pawtucket captive to perform on his fellow who said that GJC leaders are still prisoners those same tortures he optimistic of attaining the goal of has learned to suffer at the hands a 25 percent increase over last of his guards--which most men will year's total of $640,000 in the 1961 do, to save orprolongtheirlives-­ fund-raising drive. For THANKSGIVING and the degradation and consequent They said the present total re­ ELIZABETH Suggests sensation of superiority are almost presents a substantial increase or entirely complete. over the amount pledged last year A friend of mine, an extremely by the same contributors. HOSTESS BOXES sensitive and kind-hearted Ameri­ The next report luncheon, a pre­ 1, 2, 3 and 5 lb. Boxes can, was put In charge of one of Thanksgiving affair, will be held ALL CANDY HOMEMADE the concentration camps liberated at Wednesday noon, Nov. 22, at In 1945. He told me that after a BY ELIZABETH GJC headquarters. 203 Strand few days, he came to hate the • Chocolate Turkeys Building. starving, dying, filthy inmates. It • Thanksgiving Mints was all too repulsive for pity and Plump, Meaty, Broad-Breasted - ALL OVEN READY 8 to 14 LBS LB J4c charity. DEFICIT OF $14,000,000 • Ass<;>rted Bon Bans These wretched people were, JERUSALEM - Hebrew Uni- In their degradation an Insult to verstiy has an accumulated deficit ELIZABETH 16 to 22 LBS humanity. He had a ~omplete ner- of $14,000,000. The building of a CANDY SHOPPE vous collapse, this healthy young new medical school, which had 802 Pork Ave. TURKEYS Lal2c man who had undertaken his duties been halted, was resumed when Cranston with a real desire to help the vie- the university obtained a loan for Serve with Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce 2 1 LB CANS 39c tims of Nazism, a breakdownfrom $1,680,000 and an anoymous le­ Store Hours which -he has never entirely re- gacy of $560,000. 7,530 students Weekdays 9 A .M . . 9 P.M. Sunday 10 A .M . - 6 P.M. LB covered. And tt· was· Into camps I will report to classes Oct. 29. Beltsville Turkeys · f~E~ ~~i: 37c containing scores of thousands of I 11 these ,degraded :human beings that f Chickens Roasting . ..,~,~~p~ .~e:':__ -::__ LB 4~~ men and :women from all over Rn:.. I

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You do not tie up any Capital Investment - This Cost is deductable. Use this Art Mart - Members----- of the ,Jewish~ \,Community Center's money in your own Business. Dec. 2 and 3 "Art Mart" committee prepare posters to publicize the event. Seated, left, Mrs. Leonard Rumpler, Call and we will go over the details. committee chairman; others, left to right - Mrs. Marvin Kerzner, Mrs. Lee Bonoff, Mrs. Morton Africk, Mrs. Ernest Designers & Suppliers of_Off ices & Contract Interiors Gervai, and Mrs. Alan Symonds. The Center's Nursery School Committee, headed by Mrs. Jason Siegle, will con­ 150 Dorrance Street • Providence 3, R. I. • GAspee l -5228 duct the "Art Mart", featuring w-0rks by Rhode Island I artists, for the benefit of the .Center's Nursery School Scholarship Fund. l Enjoy The "GOURMETS FESTIVAL" Home For The Aged Re-elects ·1 j Max Alperin As President Max Alperin was re-elected Samuel M. Magid, the first I president of the Jewish Home for president of the Home from 1932 the Aged at the Twenty-ninth till 1946 was not present because Annual Meeting held Sunday, of Illness. Jacob I. Felder, who was Nov. 12 at the Home. president from 1946 to 1955 and Elected vice presidents were Max Winograd, who held his post JOE SULLIVAN'S Maurice Fox. Mrs. A. Lloyd Baze- from 1955 till 1960 were present at Ion, Peter H. Bardach. and Dr. the occasion and were praised for Nathan Bolotow. their outstanding work by Rabbi ~ Other officers elected were Morris Schussheim who unveiled STEAK HOUSE St an 1 e Y Grossman, treasurer; the plaque. Samuel Michaelson, assistant Rabbi Pesach Sobel of Temple An Outstanding Selection Of All Your Favorites treasurer; Gerald Jacobs, finan- Beth Am, Warwick, gave the in­ cial secretary, and Martin Tern- vocation and spoke the benedlc­ To Make This Holiday Meal A Festive Occasion kin, recording secretary. tion at · the end of the meeting. Three retiring officers were Speakers included Max Alperin, elected to honorary positions. president; Mrs. A. Lloyd Bazelon, MENU They were Alexander Rumpler, president of the Ladies Associa­ Gourmet's Festival Corner Of Selected Appetizers honorary vice president; Morriss. tion; Maurice Fox, who gave a Waldman. honorary recording se- report as chairman of the budget /Unlimited Choice and Servings At The Festival Tables) cretary, and Dudley J. Block, committee, and Max Alexander, honorary financial secretary. executive director. SOUP DU JOUR Also elected to the Board are The latter reported that the new members Joseph Ackerman,. Hom~ is fil~ed :° capa_city an~ that Choice Of Gourmet's Festival· ENTREES: Morris Bromberg, Norman Fain. a wa1tmg list 1s formmg agam. Dr. David Fish, Jerome Fish, Hy- Mr. Alperin informed the audi­ ♦ Roast Stuffed NATIVE YOUNG TURKEYS man Fishbein, Dr. Joseph G. Fish- ence that a committee will be ap­ bein, Saul Friedman, Esquire, pointed shortly to look into the ♦ FILET MIGNON of PRIME BEEF Harold Leavitt, Harry Leach, Ro- future requirements of the Home ♦ ROAST PRIME RIB of HEAVY STEER BEEF bert A. Riesman, Harold Ratush, and he also told of efforts to in­ and Joseph Thaler. crease the revenue to overcome ♦ o ·ne Pound New York Cut SIRLOIN of PRIME BEEF Elected to the Endowment Fund the mounting deficit. He also an­ ♦ BROILED (or Hot Boiled) LOBSTER Committee was Samuel Rosen, nounced that the entire board had chairman; Benjamin Brier, Ben- been invited for next Sunday to Gourme.t's Festival Corner Jamin M. Falk, stamuel J. Medoff, the Ledgemont Country Club as Samuel Rapaporte. Jr. Alexander guests of Harry Blacher, who is Of Assorted Desserts Rumpler, Max Winograd, Max Al- chairman of the membership drive (Unlimited Choice and Servings) perin, ex-officio, and Stanley this -year. Grossman, ex-officio. Mr. Fox told the audience that District representatives who the estimated deficit for the com­ were elected are Herman N . Sil- ing years would be about $35,000. verman, East Greenwich, Mrs. Mrs. Bazelon gave a detailed re­ IN OUR HOWARD JSHNSON'S ROOM Max Adelson and Edwin Joseph- port of the activities of the Ladies Complete son, Newport; Herbert Pansy and Association and their financial THANKSGIVING DINNER Ben Sinel, Pawtucket; Max Mar- contribution to the Home as well Children Under 12 - SI.SO $2.50 gol!s, West Warwick; Paul Bernon, as the contribution in entertain­ Arthur I . Darman, Benjamin M . ment and recreation. Falk. Philip J . Macktez, Israel James Goldman, who has been THANKSGIVING DINNER FOR RESERVATIONS: Medoff and Samuel J . Medoff, active in the Home's affairs for SERVED FROM TE 1-4143 Woonsocket; Ed\tard L. Leibovitz, 30 years. was presented with an 12 O'CLOCK TE 1-4576 Westerly. illuminated scroll of apprecl!l!ion The slate of officers was pre- by Max Alperin,. president. sented by Peter H. Bardach, chairman of the nominating com- ESTABLISHE!S HONOR CORPS mittee and Bernard B. Abedon in­ NEW YORK - Formation of a stalled the officers ·and new board National Honor Corps which would members. provide "elite volunteer leader­ One of the highlights of the ship in new and untried areas of meeting was the unveiling of an building Inter-religious and inter­ aluminum ·plaque dedicated to the racial brotherhood" was announc­ 1303 NORTH MAIN STREET, PROVIDENCE Across From SEAR'S past presidents of Jewish Home ed by the National Conference of for the Aged. Christians and Jews. A subscription to the Herald is/ who "has everything" else. Call POWEREADING CLASSES at the YMCA, and in Provldence ~ a good gift idea for the person UN 1-3709. Powereading, the nationwide at Johnson & Wales Business course in reading improvement School. t■ : !11 ■ : : 11 ■ , ll ■ :; 11 ■ .;:1 ■ , : 11 ■ .. ll ■ ii ll ■ ] l ■ : , ll ■ i lll ■ ll ll ■ li ll ■ llll ■ llll ■ I Ml ■ ll ll ■ ll ll ■ llll ■ l lll ■ l ill ■ ! lll ■ llll ■ l':a and study methods, is now locally At -Johnson & Wa1es, hundreds ~ i I available in the Taunton and At­ of students from Rhode Island and ~ ·I Food With A Flair~ I tleboro areas. These clases, offered nearby Massachusetts have com- :0 by Johnson & Wales Reading In­ pleted Powereading course. Stu- = I ; llllil I stitute, will be conducted in At­ dies show these courses to be 0 I i Thanksgiving Menu i tleboro at the YMCA, in Taunton ninety-seven percent successful. ~ I- ; I LOUNGE & RESTAURANT ; I ZIGGY'S 524-530 BROADWAY, PAWT., RT. 1 i • ROAST NATIVE TURKEY 3.50 I Playing Nightly CQntinuous Entertainment - • BAKED CLOYED COUNTRY HAM 3.50 ■ SAL PELLI QUARTET ! • ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF, AUJUS 4.50 i , AND DAVE PARKER DUO

• ROAST LONG ISLAND DUCKLING 4.50 !~=~-:==-=- FEATURING I~■==-· • FULL COURSE - ALL THE FIXINGS THE DANCE CRAZE OF THE NATION THE The "TWIST" and the "PACHANGA" INSTRUCTORS DIRECT FROM New Manager Ben Co­ THE PEPPERMINT LOUNGE IN NEW YORK NO COVER NO MINIMUM hen, well known in the ap­ Res. PA 6-9382 pliance field, is now associ­ I S~R~ Iated with Robin, Inc. of l 05 RESTAURANT_ AND LOUNGE Empire Street, and will take ! -i over full management. i I .. :' lfft · Cl) ! ' .. ! ! DEVORAH DYAN CLUB GOOD LIVING CONSISTS OF GOOD WINING, ■ A meeting of the Devorah Dyan ·!--- GOOD DINING AND GOOD-----~ CONVERSATION != WE HAVE ALL • Club of the Pioneer Women will be ! · ! held Monday at the home of Mrs. ! - Parking Privileges - I Mordechai Shapiro, 264 Fairfax ■ THEODORE F. GREEN AIRPORT - WARWICK, R. I. I Road. Warwick. ci1l ■ ll ll ■ l lll ■ lll l ■ lll ! ■ l lll ■ ll ll ■ ll ll ■ llll ■ W ! ■ ll l' ■ ll :. ■ il" ■ II. ■ ,, ■ ; ■ I!' ■ ■ 1 1 · ■ ' ■ " ■ 11' ■ 11 ■ II ■J Mrs. Shapiro will report to the group on the convention which was held in Pittsburgh. Pa., recently. A Chanukah program and re­ For The Entire freshments will be served. TURKISH BATH DRAG The United Synagogue Youth of Temple Emanuel will hold the an­ nual paid up membership dance, the "Turkish Bath Drag", on Sat­ urday from 7:30 P.M. to 11 P.M. ti FAMILY in the temple meeting hall. Refreshments and Turkish deli­ cacies will be served.

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION A birthday celebration, marking the 65th anniversary of the found­ Gone to the GAS Company to ANNOUNCING ing of the Providence Section of the National Council of Jewish Women, will be held on Tuesday Change to SURE AND SEC_URE at 12 :45 P.M. In the Temple Beth El meeting hall. The Opening Of Following a luncheonette there NATURAL GAS HEATI will be a musical program featur­ ing Mrs. Jay Orson, soloist, and Mrs. Louis B. Rubinstein, accom­ HE'S HAD ENOUGH COMPLAINTS AT HOME ABOUT pianist. FUEL DELIVERY PROBLEMS, FUEL GRIME COLLECTING ON THE TWEEN EVENTS mqe FURNISHING - AND IT LOOKS LIKE THE TANK MIGHT LEAK! A tween "Masquerade Dance" will be conducted at the South Side Center building by the Sad Sacks Boys Club on Saturday at Charlie's neighbors (who switched to GAS) told him that all these 7:30 P .M. Bus transpor.ation will problems disappear with SURE AND SECURE NATURAL GAS HEAT. ©oarlf ~ouse be provided from the East Side It's the immaculately clean heat with an uninterr.uptable supply of fuel, Center at 7 P. M. no matter how snow-bound the streets. A "Splash Party" will be con­ Charming Decor - Excellent Food ducted at the Plantations Club on Friday, Nov. 24 at 1:30 P.M. Bus CHARLIE'S GOING TO Specializing In transportatiion will be provided from _the East Side Center at 12:- Prime Steaks Seafoods 30 P. M., and from the South Side Center at 1 P . M. RENT Special Children's Menu TEMPLE BETH DAVID A G·as Burner Installed For $3.00 A Month On Sunday Evening, Dec. 3, the SEEKONK, MASS. Men's Club of Temple Beth David Here's the easy way to find out for yourself just how good GAS heat really will sponsor a showing of the At The Junction of Rt. 114 - 5 mi. From Prov. is. At the end of the heating season . .. if you don't like it, we'll remove Film, "The Seven Wonders of the World" at the -Cinerama Theatre. the burner. II you do like it (we think you will), you may rent the burner All seats will be reserved. for as long as you like - or, you may buy the burner with rental payments OLD ENGLISH Tickets will be sold by the mem­ credited towards its purchase ·price. Call us for a free heating estimate, soon. bers of the Board of Directors. LIVE BETTER, FOR LESS ... With Natural GAS! COCKTAIL LOUNGE STUDY GROUP Open Daily From 4° PM Mrs. Herman Wenkart of 160 Dinner Served at 5 PM- · Sundays at 12: 30 PM Sixth Street, will be hostess to the Pioneer Women Study Group on Saturday. PROVIDENCE GAS COMPANY Mrs. Diane Silk will be guest speaker. Current Events will be 100 Weybosset Street ♦ Call TEmple 1-8800 given and a discussion will follow. - - -•••v••-••• ~~ ------Of Worship You Are Cordially Invited .....: i:i= -To Attend . .. ~ ; THE FINAL ROLLOFFS ~;;. OF THE 0 z N. E. DOUBLES MATCH GAME Congregation B'nai Israel, ,.;­ Milburn, New Jersey. Per­ < cival Goodman, architect, Q CHAMPIONSHIP 1958 ~ to be held at ! elang '.i /Jowfarama ; NIANTIC AVE. (Off The Huntington Expressway) Q The finest tenpin bowlers in the entire N. E. area will z compete for. $1250 in cash prizes on Saturday and < Sunday starting at 10 A.M. Ark detail of B'nai Amoona Tern- ~ '======::=:::..'.___'.p:::le:_a:::_n:.::_d_~c::::om_:::m:_::u:::n~ity:._:Ce::_:n:_:te'.__r ____

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.& 'J .. ~~.. - ✓ and Protestant, white and black,; ' - ,;:,, ~~~~~, ·~~~;: ~ the native born and the newcomer, :ii, AS WE ARE THANKFUL the rich and the not so rich, all = THE ON LY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I AND SO UTHEAST MASS . sit at the same table and discuss 0 Published Every Week By The the fate of the dollars and cents~ Jewish Press Publishing Company that come in from people of all .,. 1117 Douglas Ave., Providence, R. I.• UNlon 1-3709 By Beryl Segal walks of life. ;a For this, we are thankful, be-> CELIA ZUCKERBERG Managing Editor Thanksgiving is almost here, sees to it that they who need It, cause this Is an American insti- Z BRENDA SLACK Editor and we will do well to sit down shall not go hungry, shall have a tution and nowhere else do we find i:, and consider the things for which corner they can call their own, Second Class Postage Paid at Providence Rhode Island such a community undertaking. = Subscription Rates: Fifteen Ctnts the copy; By Mall, $5.00 per annum; outside we are thankful. and that their body is covered So important is the United Fund; New England, $6.00 per annum. Bulk rates on reque_st. We are thankful for our health, summer and winter. that every President of this land> -ours and that of our family. Jf The Herald assumes no financial responsibility for ty pographical errors In We are thankful that we live supports It, gives to it and urges b advertisements, but wili reprint that part of the advertisement In which the we have all our faculties: eyes in a land where men In uniform the people to open their hearts· typographical error occurs. Aclvertisers wili please notify the management that see, ears that hear, feet that immediately of any error which may occur. protect us and our dear ones from and their pockets for it. .., walk, limbs that move at our com­ all indignities. Other people In So important is the work it does~ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1961 mand, and a mind that makes us other lands do not have such good that the spirirual representatives~ conscious of the things around us, fortune. There, the man in uniform of all faiths and denominations'( we are very thankful. is the lord and he has the power of unite in giving it their blessing~ This health of ours is not due life and death over the people who and their loyalties. o to our great wisdom, nor to our cringe at his sight. The Jew has his charitable in-< influence with somebody up above. And we are thankful that the stirutions, and the Christian con-; Wiser people than we are afflicted United Fund contributes to the tributes to the funds maintained :,:, with sickness, and men of greater United Service Organization, by his church, but here, In the :I'.! worth than ours are distressed by better known as U.S.O., and we United Fund, they have a common ;i, WORTH disrurbances of mind and body. will, therefore, give to the United purpose -- the needs of the com- ::; And because we have nothing Fund that this work can go on as munity in general. to complain about, our health we long as boys are wearing uniforms The Jew does not say: ;: by Sylvia Porter will be thankful, and contribute and are away from home. "I will take care of my poor. - to the United Fund that helps those And we are grateful for the Let the others take care of theirs." who are afflicted. Big Brothers of America, and The Catholic does not point to ISRAEL - IN THE COMMON MARKET We are thankful that we are their branch In Rhode Island. They the Catholic Charity Fund and say: not going hungry, neither we nor do not let a boy that needs the "I do my share. I take care of Jerusalem -- We were six, sitting around a luncheon table In this our children. If we have our daily guiding hand of a father be without my poor. Let each take care of capital city of Israel and discussing the economic furure of this brave, bread, and we have a roof over one. He Is not neglected nor for­ his own." young nation which lies at the western tip of the continent of on our head, and clothing on our gotten. And for this, we are thank­ The Protestant does not say: the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea. bodies, we are very thankful. ful and we give to the United Fund, "I shall give to my church. The bread that we eat, and the who helps the work of the Big Why must I worry about those that Earlier, we had agreed that if Israel Is to survive economically, roof over our heads, and the cloth­ Brothers. are not mine?" she must sharply boost her Industrial production and exports of goods, Ing that protects us In the winter For the 85 agencies and organi­ All together, united in the Unit­ for she is importing far more from abroad than she is selling abroad cold, Is not due to our great abili­ zations, each of which cares for ed Fund, they give and distribute and is deep in the red In her trade accounts with other nations. We ties, and to our wise dealings the sick, looks after the old, caters and leave nobody out. had deplored the fact that the hostile Arab nations are not only boycott­ with fate. I have seen men greater to the young, and brings succor to For that we are grateful, and ing Israel, but also threatening to boycott any company or country in wisdom than I am ,- and deeper the needy, we are thankful. give to that Fund that makes us which does business with her. We were up to the point of listing what in discerning than many that-walk Without them, we would live In unite into one, with one purpose, Industrial products she might develop to sell abroad and where. the streets, and yet they have a Jungle. "Everyone for himself. one goal. come upon hard times through With them, we live In a community. We are thankful for all that. "If, despite the Arab threats, foreign Investments do help you circumstances bey.ond the Ir con­ Everybody cares for the other. raise your industrial production for export and if a boom in tourism trol. We take care of the needs of \ Mr .• Segal's opinions are his For the worldly goods that we the underprivileged as a commu­ brings in increasing millions, Is there a' chance 'you might have your own . His fliews are not neces­ trade books in balance by 19657" I asked one of the Israel officials. possess, we are thankful and be­ nity, and that Is where the great "Only if we can get Into the European Common Market," he re­ cause we are thankful, w~ con­ value of the United Fund lies. sarily those of this newspaper.) plied matter-of-factly and so quietly I wasn't sure I'd heard him. tribute to ihe United Fund who Other organizations underscore membered where he'd put the big "Israel Into the European Common Market? Why, you're 3,000 Wall St. explosion story: "Young miles away from France!" My astonishment surely would have been man, you'll find it where It belongs yours. -under 'mishaps.'" . "Yes," and his voice was louder and grim. "We sell most of the TRANSLATION: Thurber told 1 products we export to the six countries now in that market and to Great me about his Paris meeting with Britain, who's applying for membership. As the common market nations Janet Flanner, who said some pro­ erase the tariff walls among themselves to make their products cheaper, fessors there were translating his and as they maintain the tariff walls against outsiders, we'll be at a stories into French. "And," she terrible trade disadvantage -- if we continue an outsider." added, "your stories are even better in French" ... "Oh, I can by Leonard Lyons understand that," Thurber replied. "Have you tried to get in yet? Become an associate member?" "'Ibey tend to Io se something in "We have -- informally," was his equally frank reply, and he Thurber came to New York, he the original." went on to reveal that Israel officials have been taking every opporrunity SPOILS: In a post-election talk was hired by The Post. One day SCHOLAR: Dr. Robert Hofstad­ to talk with leaders of the European Common Market to test the at­ about patronage, the story was told he was assigned to write a story ter, who just won the Nobel Prize tirude toward Israel's admission. (As was the case with Britain, Israel of the late Will Hays, who was around the historic Wall Street in physics, was graduated from wants to be assured first informally that she won't be rurned down chairrn,an of the Republican Nation­ dynamite explosion. The new li­ CCNY in 1935. Tomorrow, at the before she makes a formal application.) "They're sympathetic to us, al Committee. He was asked how brarian couldn't find the clippings annual alumni dinner, he will re­ but they're listening to the Arab threat 'If you let Israel In, we'll not . he felt at seeing his Democratic about the explosion. Thurberphon­ ceive the college's Townsend sell to you or buy from you.' It's a paper threat, but so far it has · rival, Jim Farley, handing out ed the librarian's predecessor, Harris Medal for postgraduate barred us." jobs to loyal party workers. Hays who had retired. Yes, the man re- said it reminded him of a poker !Continued on Page 10) "If.you don't get in, then what?" game kibitzer who whispered to a "Then we're In trouble. While it's a political ·problem for the player: "Watch out. The dealer Max Sugarman Funeral Home European nations, It's a problem of economic survival for us." just dealt himself an ace off the bottom" .. . . The player shrugged: The simple statistical facts dramatize this latest of Israel's "So what? It's his deal, isn't it?" COMMUNITY CALENDAR challenges. Of her total a~riculrural exports, 90 per cent goes to the present common market members and those applying. Of her industrial .- AUCTION: A record $1,000,000 GENERAL JEWISH COMMITTEE WOMEN'S DIVISION exports, 35 per cent goes to these nations. Of her top export -- citrus For listing call GAspee 1-4111. Ask for Calendar Secretary. Mrs. Bertram --half Is taken by England alone. Not only must she maintain these opening bid will start this·week's L. Bernhardt, Calen< ' Our Younger Set - Jeffrey 116 Mathewson Street z Martin Factor, two ye0rs 0 Bar Mitz:vah - Dennis For­ < old, is the son of Mr. and NOW OPEN t"l man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Alfred Factor of Lawn­ ::: Emanuel Forman of 75 Gar­ Quality Clothing and t:= acre Drive, Cranston. Furnishings Personally t"l den Dr-ive, East Providence, Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Selected by Bill Vellella :,:, became Bar Mitzvah at ,B enjamin Factor of Detroit .... I :' Temple Beth El on April 22. Avenue. .... "' MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW "'... FOR These THANKSGIVING DINNER two men have (THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23) just been to an AT WEINSTEIN'S £aJui d)RQJJ ?r/mwll opening night. 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---!. WE DELIVER - WEEKEND SPECIAL MIDGET SALAMI EACH 79c PROVIDENCE ZIONIST DISTRICT Zionist Organization of America GENERAL MEETING A MELAVEH MALKAH & HAVDALAH Guest Speaker Rabbi Joseph S. Shubow Temple Bnai Moshe, Boston An outstanding Rabbi, Orator, Zionist and Educator Place: Temple Emanuel Vestry Date! Saturday, Nov. 18, 1961 Light in character, brilliant in flavor / Known by th e company it keeps ... Seagram's Imported Time: 8:00 P. M. For Refreshment - For Song - For Thought IMPORTED IN THE BOTTLE FROM CANADA . SEAGRAM'S V.0. CANADIAN WHISKY-A BL ENO OF SELECTED WHISKIES.SIX YEARS OL0 .86.8 PROOF. SEAGRAM- DIST ILLERS CO ., N.Y.C. I Come and bring your family and friends :;:! BBYO, REDS DEBATE sian life, was debated by a Soviet , 1 WASHINGTON - The notion professional youth delegation and that Jewilsh teen-age organiza­ the national director of the B'nai ; · tions in the would B'rith Youth Organization, Dr. FRIDAY ~ have a divisive influence on Rus- Max F . Baer. AND SATURDAY THANKSGIVll''{G SERVICE TO BE HOSTESSES POLYNESIAN QUINTET s·URPRISED! I WAS PRACTICALLY OVERCOME For the 10th consecutive year, Members of the Sisterhood of "CUISINE EXTRAORDINARY" members of Woodridge Congrega­ Temple.Beth Sholom will serve as Those people at JAMES KAPLAN, INC. - Intimate Cockiail Lounge - came -up with the perfect birthday gift tional Church and the Cranston ·hostesses at a luncheon ·for the for me-It was just what I wanted. Jewish Center will gather together Bureau of Hebrew Education of Private Dining Room Available­ Shopping for any happy occasion Is a Up To 25 Persons pleasure at JAMES· KAPLAN, INC. to observe Thanksgiving. Rhode Island. There Is such a wide selection and Rte. 146. New Louisquisset Pike everyone's so friendly. The non-denominational serv­ The Bureau will hold its annual Lincoln, R. I. PA 6-8893 ice. alternating each year between conference in the temple vestry on Member . Diners Club, American the two houses of worship, will be Sunday, at 1 P. M. Express . held Wednesday, at 8:15 p.m. at james Kaplan, Inc. the Jewish Center on Park Ave. HADASSAH PLAY - JEWELERS - Governor Notte will read his an­ A play, entitled. "Hadassah Goes 74 Rolfe St., Cranston nual Thanksgiving Proclamation to College", written and directed LOOK! QUALITY! by Mrs. Meyer Sava! was presented HO 7-6660 HO 7-666.1 and the Rev. E. John Yuells. pas­ • TOP GRADE MATERIAL • JEWELRY • CHINA • LUGGAGE tor of Woodridge Church, will on Tuesday. • APPLIANCES • .WATCH REPAIR speak on "Thanksgiving and Valid The members of the cast includ­ e VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY • DIAMONDS" Religion." Dr. Saul Leeman, Rab­ ed Mesdames Abraham Berman. e PAINTING & PAPER HANGING Industrial Discounts bi of the Cranston Center. will Leonard Goldman. Jack Mellion. • LOW PRICES preside. Frederick Mushnick. Jacob Orch­ Traditional hymns will be sung off. A Louis Rosenstein. and Math­ HARRY WINOKER by Cantor Jack Smith of the ew Sherman. Mrs. Harry Selt­ center and the Woodridge choir. zer was the accompanist and Mrs. 60 Jefferson St. Bible readings will be given by Morton Grosman was in charge PROVIDENCE, R. I. Mrs. Henry F . Koller. church mod­ of properties. Mrs. Benton Odessa Call After 5 P.M. - erator. and Milton Jacobs. presi­ and Mrs. Barney Marinsky were in PL 1-7691 dent of the center. charge of hospitality. Prior to the start of the service. Rabbi Leeman will explain sym­ THANKSGIVING SUPPER ~~'""tc::!': bols of the holy ark in the sanct­ Temple Emanuel Sisterhood's "W~~t You c.;J;t: uary, and a tour of the center will annual Thanksgiving Supper be conducted after the service for Dance will take place Nov. 25 in guests. the temple social hall from 8:30 Mm Is Pleased to Announce The committee for the center in­ p.m . to 1 p.m. Supper will be cludes Warren M. Pulner. chair­ served at 10:30 P .M. the Opening of A not her man: Mrs. Harold I. Tregar. sis­ Mr. and Mrs. Barney Cramer terhood president: Mrs. Robert are chairmen of the dance, and BRANCH OFFICE Goldberg. refreshments: Harold their committee includes Mr. and B. Silverberg, chairman of the re­ Mrs. Archie Chaset. co-chairmen FAMOUS NAME GOLF SHOES LocateKonrad Adenauer's Chris­ .-;;._>;:tt~":,1,~~ Albany last week. ~ tian Demoratic Union. f.J·. ·n your ·-, .._ snow far away from New Square plans to enact an The demands. it was reported. operator. Simple construction, ordinance clos_ing all streets to all include an amendment to a pen­ I ., . hbOf ·. but emergency traffic every Sab­ sion Jaw and a bill for general I ne•f 109ether F sturdily built to last with a bath. from sundown Friday to amnesty of nazi crimes "with the minimum of maintenance. nightfall Saturday. Other ultra­ exception of those perpetrated ~✓ - Orthodox practicrs will become for personal,' deliberate individual 3 OTHER MODELS criminal motives." A draft for local law in New Square. At pre­ TO CHOOSE FROM srcnt: television is forbidden - al­ such a bill, offered by Free Demo­ though nearly every home has a cratic deputy , radio. Women may not wear has been circulated among Bunde­ slacks in public. stag deputies for the past two 3 WAYS TO BUY! COME IN! PHONE! MAIL COUPON! years. Otto Eisenmann, another Free Ir------~---, J. J. NEWBERRY CO. 201-209 Westminder St. : WRATH ON RICH Phone GA 1-3226 Democratic deputy, told a meeting I Plea~ rush me the 18'' Sno-Blower at $77. 77. I TEL A VIV - Commenting on of the HIAG. the SS aid organiza­ I I wish to open a charge ,account and will pay l -ON SALE­ Nasser's confiscation of property tion. that it was "about time" for­ I $2.00 per week. · I and the arrest of the rich, Hat­ mer members of the regular SS D New Account D Charge to my Aocount I DOWNsums S'Al.ES J'LOOB zofe, the religious newspaper, were fully rehabilitated. writes: "As a result of his bitter­ No~~I'..~:::~ -~~I~~~ ... ,..... ~-~:~:~: .. PLUS TOP VALUE STAMPS ness and despair at his 'betrayal' ( Husband.'• if Married) I • by his Syrian associates and his MENTAL HOSPITAL Address ••• _. ••• ,., •••••• ••• .•••••• , ••••.•••••• , t loss of prestige in the world. Nas­ LOS ANGELES - The $2,000,- ser has turned to the last retreat 000 Jewish Federation · Council City •••••••••••• ,Stata •••••••• Phone •••.•• l of all falling dictators and is vent­ Gateway Mental Hospital was de­ l____Employed ...... , by ______• . • • • • • • • • • , ...... _____ l dicated here by Mrs. Eleanor add $2.00 /or delivery t ing his wrath on "the internal ~.Bowntewa l'H'l'llleaeo enemy'." Roosevelt. •... The Jewish Herald serves a \ community of 35,000 TEMPLE SINAI REAL HOME MADE TO APPEAR IN CONCERT Family services and birthday- ... Dorothy Winn, concert singer blessings for children with birth­ ted that the new law cannot go · victims of the Nazi period in into effect until the West German For The FINEST CLEANING Austria. Bundsetag ratifies an Austrian It's I The statement was made in re­ West German agreement which r~,~~ - Gift Wrapping and Delivery, of Course - ply to moves by the Socialist Party provides a substantial West Ger­ cu•••••• -~ EL 1-9280 - 81 ROOMS 805 - 810 in the Finance Committee. Dis­ man contribution to the Austrian cussions had been held on the pos­ fund for such payments. The de­ LAPHAM BUILDING, 8th FLOOR Ii sibility of such advance payments puty added that since West Ger­ 290 WESTMINSTER ST . • PROVIDENCE, R. I . to victims entitled to such pay­ man ratification cannot be ex­ ,,. ments, under the Twelfth Amend- pected in the near future, the HOXSIE 4 Corners, Warwick Open Mon . thru Sat. 9 • 6 and Tues. and Thurs. Nites Route Service to Prov., Cranston and ______. Lawment. Parliamentto the Victims approved Restitution the law Austrian Government should pro­ I ceed with advance payments. Warwick - RE 7-4567

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DARIO WILL NEVER KNOWINGLY BE UNDERSOLD Some cars have new names ... THIS name has a new car! ' A subscriptioJ;l to the Herald is HOUSING LOAN a _ good gift' idea for the person -1 JERUSALEM - Israel's Parli­ who "has everything" else. Call UN 1-3709. ament approved an Absorption Loan bill requiring Israeli taxpay­ ers to make a loan to the Govern­ ment during the next six months WORRYING ABOUT equal to about 12 percent of their i:1corrie tax percent of their income THE FUTURE? tax payments. The loan will pro­ vide an estimated $14,000,000 to Southern New England's most inviting Restouront for .. be used to absorb the increased Johnson's better than half a century ... serving Ocean Fresh Sea ~ Then maybe it's time to call number of immigrants. Food, Hard Shell, Lobsters and tender juicy steaks. The ;ii. Hummocks fabulous "Prime Rib Room" for succulent Roast Beef. Z 245 Allens Ave. Enjoy cocktails and piano music. Five dining rooms. C::, CHILDREN Tel. HO 1-4000 . Open every day. Free parking for 500 cars. ; Elliot F. Slack LA FEST is held every W~dnesday evening. Music, gay cos­ ::c, ARE BEST A ;ii, . 1019 Industrial Bank Building The ROME tumes, buffet. Visit our attractive new Cocktail Lounge. DE 1-2422 PHOTOGRAPHED Banquet rooms available for parties. We are still serving a - BY - Restaurant ~ fine ltal:an Cu:sine, featuring "La Carretta." Also delicious "l SUN LIFE ASSURANCE Route 1, FRED KELMAN - Staaks, Lobsters, Chicken. Roast beef, Saturdays and Sun - ::C, COMPANY OF CANADA N. Attleboro, Mass. WI 1-5402 MYrtle 9-4041 davs. Ooen Da ily at 5; Sundays at 12. S It's a pleasure to dine at Topsy's of Swansea. Success- ~ Guest Rabbi- Maurice Da­ TOPSY'S ful service to the public taste for 14 years. Noted z vis, Robbi of the Indiana­ of SwCirlsea for delicious food . Try our Baked Stuffed Jumbo 0 pol is Hebrew Congregation Shrimp, Broiled Rainbow Brook Trout, 1½ lb. Broiled < Prov.-Fall River Hwy. ~ in Indianapolis, Ind., will Jctn. Rte. 195 E, Rt. 6 Live Lobster, Lobster Fro Diavolo, Chicken Cacciatore l::: ATTENTION! ALL STORES preach at Temple Beth El at Newport cutoff, Rt. 136 ond other fine foods. Famous for our Chicken- in- ci, on Friday, Nov. 24. FRontler 9-9882 o-Bosket. ; Rabbi Davis is President of the Wi Ide Goose Full Course Dinners and Luncheons daily, featuring .. Indianapolis Council on Human Prime Steaks. Ribs of Beef ond Seo Foods. Facilities for ..., Relations and is the founder of SELLING TOYS ... Steak & Lobiter House parties, weddings, showers, etc. Cocktail Lounge open ;;; the bi-weekly television program, Post Road, Route 1 .,, "Scope". in which clergymen at­ so. Attleboro 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Diner's Club. Reserve early for ... * EASTERN TOY COMPANY * tempt to evaluate news of the day. Tel. SOuthgate 1-8724 Thanksgiving. the largest WHOLESALE toy distributor in New England offers you LARGER DISCOUNTS 'Babi Var' Hit As A 'Cheap' 'Sensation' ·CASH &CARRY - The Literary Ga­ zette, which published Evgeny Yevtushenko's controversial poem. , was charged here re­ EASY PARKING PRICE POLICY cently with "irresponsibility" and HANDY Phone: Connecting All Deph. "systematically publishing cheap LOADING PLATFORM PAwtucket 6-6060 sensations." according to a Reuters report. Babi Yar is an attack on OPEN EVERY NITE 'ti/ 10 Soviet anti-Semitism. EASTERN TOY DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. The accusation was leveled by WHOLESALE ONLY Nikolai Gribachov. editor of the monthly international Journal. ~ 533 MINERAL SPRING AVE. PAWTUCKET, R. I. Soviet Russia. in an address be­ fore the 22nd Communist Party Congress. The speech was publish­ ARE YOU ed in the party newspaper. ~ Pravda. In reminding Soviet writers that JOIN HOSPITAL TRUST'S FAILING? the party line comes first in Soviet literature and that they cannot CHRISTMAS CLUB ... NOW! Or write what they like. Gribachov said, " It is high time to stop ad­ ROUGH TOUGH SHOW N. Y. Herald GETTING vertising scandals which are the Tribune result of low intellect." CRACKLING STAGECRAFT Life LOW GRADES He said some Soviet writers fell under the influence of "western Poor Reading Habits May soul-catchers a couple of years Farley Granger ago, " and had demanded an end Be Causing Yoµr Trouble? to party influence in literature. He said these writers had demand­ ed that everything should be printed, however bad. because. as one· had said, "A writer has a per­ fect right to write nonsense." Can• Help Solve Your School Problems~ Israel-American Oil -- Presented by - - Many students doing poor work ore suffering Quits Prospecting because of poor reading habits. Don't let in­ TEL AVIV - The Israeli­ The BROADWAY THEATRE LEAGUE of R. I. efficient reading affect your future• American Oil Corp., which incor• porates the "Miami group" of in­ • Learn New Study Methods vrstors in Israeli enterprises and MONDAY, NOV. 27 • Develop Better Comprehension which has invested more than$3,- - at - 500,000 in unsuccesful prospecting • Improve Your Spelling and Vocabulary for oil in Israel. announced plans Veterans Memorial .Auditorium • Learn How to Concentrate to drop prospecting and become • Develop Reading Speed a general development corpora­ PROVIDENCE tion. • Learn New Reading Techniques Yekutiel Federman, president, TICKET PRICES for "ADVISE & CONSENT" said the revamped flr.m will have Saturday Classes for GRADES 7-12 the name of Israel-American In­ ORCHESTRA ...... , ...... $5.50-$4.25 NEXT CLASS BEGINS NOVEMB'ER 18 dustries. It will finance a new ho­ MEZZANINE ...... $5.50 tel and textile factory in the Arad BALCONY ...... $4.25-$3.50-$2.50 section. a new development area. Phone-Write-Come In for Complete Details The project, he estimated, would PAR Courses Offered Exclusively in R. I. at- - STUDENT DISCOUNT AVAILABLE -,_ cost 3,000,000 pounds <$1,680.000). Tickets Available Now At- JOHNSON & WALES READING INSTITUTE 42-ACRE TEMPLE 40 Fountain St. Providence DE 1-3915 WORCESTER, Mass. - Temple BROADWAY THEATRE LEAGUE Sinai plans to purchase a 42-acre Classes A !so At c(o AVERY PIANO CO., 256 Weybosset St., Prov. Attleboro YMCA, 163 No. Main St., CAstle 2-7422 estate with 16-room coionial resi­ Taunton YMCA, 71 Cohannet St., VAndyke 3-3320 dence to serve as a sanctuary and GA 1-1434 as school facilities for the temple . . l!lJ~;;o;;:o;;:u;;:i~~.:iJ;~~:o=u=i~~.:iJ;~~:o=ti=1~~=1J;~~~i;:::i~~(j -...... - '°... Men are accident victims 3 times more often than women the Auto­ ... GIFT TURKEYS mobile Legal Association reports. "''°... are one of our specialties! In ...,.: Place your order now for Thanksgiving - We Guarantee Satisfaction - FUEL OIL Hollywood Buy direct from our fcirm Major Brand Produch Sizes 8 to 30 lbs. They're best because they're freshest! . Double Breasted Birds - Ready For The Oven ONLY s24.ss By Barney Glazer ♦ FARM FRESH ♦ Cash No. 2 In 200 Gal. Lots Hollywood, California - It was pictures strictly for entertain­ Service Contract Avallable WARREN'S TURKEY FARM If Wanted a heart-tugger and an eye-moist­ ment, and never for a message. REHOBOTH, MASS. - U. S. ROUTE 4C -, PROV.-TAUNTON PIKE ener at the recent local Hollywood "If I want to send a message," Blackburn 2-3361 -LYNNE OIL CO. Emmy Awards watching Mel Blanc, LeRoy has often said, "I'll use - OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9 P . M. - famous voice of Bugs Bunny and Western Union." Warren, N. E. largest Turkey grower guarantees Affiliate Potter's Gas Outlets other movie cartoons, seated in every turkey purchased from his farm At the testimonial, George GA 1-10S0 MA 1-4971 a wheel chair, wearing a cast on Jessel told about the Catholic girl his right leg, carrying six silver and the Jewish boy who were going screws in his body, and malcing steady. Said the girl's mother: the audience laugh. Only recently, "Talk him into converting to Ca­ my good friend Mel fought his way tholicism." One nfght, the girl out of the shadows following a arrived home in tears. ''The wed­ EDWIN S. tragic auto accident. It was bad ding is off," she moaned. "But, enough that I lost one friend, Jeff why?" asked the mother. "Ifollow­ Chandler, In the same period. ed your advice but I oversold him," GREENE SOFORENKO By the bye, Mrs. Anna Sheve­ wailed the girl. "Now he wants to lew, Jeff" s mother, recently staged be a priest." memorial services for her beloved late son here In Hollywood at Con­ Jessel also told the packed ALL LINES OF INSURANCE gregation Shaarel Tefila. Proceeds Beverly Hilton audience about the first day at a kindergarten class. FOR BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, HOME of the event will be used to estab­ lish a memorial to Jeff at City of The teacher asked each student to AND PERSONAL PROTECTION Hope and Mt. Sinai Medical Cen­ arise and talk about anything. ters. Little Kathleen Arden stood up and JACK E. LEONARD was sim­ said: "I have a kitty. He drinks ply fabulous at his opening here in milk." Cute Janice Carmen bounc­ 211 ANGELL STREET Gene Norman's Crescendo. When ed up and lisped: "I have a dog. UNion 1-1923 Shelley Berman, seated in the au­ His name is Jingles." Serious­ dience, attempted to heclcle him, eyed Meyer Levine raised his Jade hurled one squelch after hand, stood up stiffly, and in sten­ another until Shelley howled for torian tones barked: "I pledge mercy ... . When Milton Berle was $500." INSURANCE first introduced to his present Jack Warner, pride and joy of wife, she obvlouslyfailedtorecog- Youngstown, Ohio, poured out a UNDERWRITERS, INC. nize his name. "Have a chair," barrage of corny humor that has she told him. "Miss.'' said Miltie, been his specialty for years. In "maybe you didn't hear. My name introducing Warner, Jessel had is Milton Berle." Replied the young warned: "Despite the fact that he lady: "So have two chairs." is th.e top ranking executive of one A TOURIST friend from Boston of the most gigantic motion pie­ unfortunately met some Hollywood ture studios in the world, Jack stars here who refused to sign his Warner would rather be a sue­ autograph book. When he left for cessful comic." home, my old friend (we went to After Warner had concluded English high together) told me: his Joe Miller jokebook slaughter "Hollywood would be a better place I Jessel held his head and remark~ if they .~hot less movies and more ed: "That's nothing. When he actors. blacks up, oy vayl" LAST WEEK in this space, I covered the Friars testimonial for producer-director Mervyn LeRoy. Await December There is much more of Interest I left unsaid about this highly re- Eichmann Verdict spected executive of the Jewish JERUSALEM - Israel's three­ faith who believes in producing man court which tried AdolCEich- mann for crimes against the Jew­ Dubnow Year Is ish people and crimes against humanity, is expected to hand Ended in Britain down its verdict about Dec. 15, it LONDON - Celebration of Si- was learned here last week. mon Dubnow Year, observing the The four-month long trial of I centenary of the late, great Jew- Eichmann ended Aug. 14. The ish historian, was concluded here· judges were reported last week to last week at a meeting conducted be completing their deliberations. in Yiddish. when Dubnow's con- It is expected that the court's ver­ tributions to Jewish learning and j diet will be handed down in a history were acclaimed by pro- document running to about 500 minent British Jews. pages. Dr. Aaron Steinberg, head of Correspondents from news serv- the cuJt.ural department of the ices, newspapers, radio and tele­ W JC, presided. He told the audi- vision are expected to flock here ence that the Simon Dubnow again from most parts of the world Year had achieved "more than ex- to cover the culmination of the pected," resulting in the publica- trial. The verdict will be read in tion of books and pamphlets and Hebrew and . will be translated, the holding of exhibits in many simultaneously, into French and countries, including Israel, devoted German. The reading of the ~er- to honoring the historian. diet is expected to take six days. ■ ■ .with an Improvement Loan Rabbi J . M. Litwin spoke of Dubnow as a historian, pointing Stenographers and translators Finance your "fix-up" projects with Industrial Time out that his 10 volumes of uni­ working for the court in the pre­ Credit. You may have up to 5 years to repay ... bank rates versal Jewish history were trans­ paration of the final verdict are being held incommunicado, and all ... convenient mo)'lthly installments. Life insurance pro­ lated into many languages. A tragic note. was struck by one of precautions have been taken tection at no extra cost. Ask your dealer or contractor, or against revelation of the verdict the speakers, Arnold M . Kaizer, visit any Industrial National o_ffice. who told of meeting Dubnow irr prior to its delivery in court. , .....r1.1 Riga., Lativa, in 1939. At the age TIMI CRIDIT ·of 80, Dubnow was murdered by The Automobile Legal Associa­ INST AUMENT LOAN DEPART~ENT Industrial the nazis. tion reports that there are enough NATION~L BANK automobiles in the United States A Herald ad always gets the to provide every man, woman, and ,, Member Federal Reserv• System M~ber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation best results--our subscribers com- child with a ride simultaneously prise an active buying market. without crowding. f Use Herald Classlfled ada. Two Jewish Leaders Saturday · Evening 5-8 P.M. I CLAS SI FI ED , loi BUFFET SUPPER -- - By candlallght Murdered In Algeria =I.I.I FABULOUS DESSERTS CHRYSLER '54. Powergllde, radio and EATON STRl!ET, 70. Second, 5 rooms, heater. A-1 condltJon. Call 64 Savoy modern, Immaculate. Large front PARIS - Two prominent Al­ the back while picking up his mall CC MISS DUTTON'S Strfft, Providence (near Elmgrove rooms with picture windows, bllnds, gerian Jews were killed and a third in the Seti! post office. ~ DExter 1.5995 Avenue). cornices,. wall to wall carpeting was shot and seriously injured Dr. Cohen was not known to be ::; available. TIie bath, shower, combln• last Saturday, culminating a week actvie in any political movement, .,. MIDDLE AGED widow will rent room atlons, garage, yard. 131-341'. to woman or girl. Complete privileges. of high terror during which more but was considered a liberal. ~e I'll Meals optional. Hope Street. Flnt BOY WITH CAR wanted to make col­ than 20 plastic bombs were ex­ was widely known in Algiers parti- ~ LISTEN! SUNDAYS ;10:~d ~n ,u~'.1n;i. ~~i;~r.on• betwNn IKtlons on Sunday. Call Miss Cella, ploded in Jewish homes and shops cularly for his work among the ~ WRIB - 3:00 P.M; UN 1-3711. in the capital of Algiers and in Moslem poor, whom ·he had been other sections of Algeria. serving since his graduation from ~ For Radio Special MRS. EUGENE CORNFIELD The deaths were attributed to medical school. cc LABOR SUPPORT the OAS, the French underground of Week From Wishes to thank her many relatives During last week, at least 20 > TEL AVIV - Histadrut can be which opposes Algerian indepen­ a~d friends for their gifts, cards plastic bombs of 50 exploded in a ; sure of the support of the Ameri­ dence as proposed by Pres. Charles single day were aimed at Jewish ~ and good wishes during her recent can labor movement George de Gaule. shops in the Bab El Oued district Ill KELLER'S illness. Meany, president of AFL-CIO The dead were David Zermati, in Algiers. The bombs were of a 9 said. 54, president of the Jewish Com­ type used both by the OAS and > -..J"8SHBRi'DJ munity of Seti!, a provincial city by Algerian rebels. ~ It's MELZER'S For The LARGEST DISPLAY OF of about 42,000 population; and Nazi Control? Dr. Joseph Cohen, 32, a well­ The Jewish community, its mo­ In The Heart Of The known Algiers physician. The in­ rale shaken by the recurrent at­ llJ~ WIilard Shopping Center CHANUKAH MERCHANDISE jured man, who is in serious con­ tacks, is wondering whether Nazi The Taste Is Worth The Price! ~ IN NEW ENLGAND dition after having been shot elements had obtained control of llJ MAKE MELZER'$ YOUR HEADQUARTERS through the neck, is Yossef Pe­ the OAS, although efforts have ~ FOR -THANKSGIVING rez, warden of the synagogue in been made of late by the OAS to ::; FOR ALL YOUR RELIGIOUS NEEDS the Casbah at Algiers. enlist the sympathies of Jewish • TURKEYS lb 39c RECORDS - BOOKS - RELIGIOUS ITEMS The shooting of Perez was at­ residents in Algeria. ~ Cl> 20 LBS OR OVER AT GENEROUS DISCOUNT PRICES tributed to his recent refusal to Dr. A. Zaffran, a member of the ... Also-Select Special Quantity Discount Given To turn over his apartment to a administrative council of the "GOLD-MAN" Brand Moslem who had insisted on tak­ Zionist Federation in Algeria, ROASTERS - BROILERS • Sisterhoods • Organizations • Schools • Shuls ing over the Perez home. The at­ made hasty plans Sunday to leave PULLETS - Religious Dept. Closed Saturdays and Jewish Holidays - tacks against zermati and Dr. the country after receiving mur­ To Adorn Your Holiday Table Cohen were laid to OAS terrorists. der threats from the OAS. Free Delivery - JA 1-0960 MELZER'S Department Store Shot In Back Dr. Zaffran was a close friend EMBER: "The Proof of the 238 Prairie Ave . ....::.. Store Number 3 - MA 1-8524 zermatl was known as an ar­ of Police Commissioner Golden­ uddlng Is In the Eating" IN THE NEW WILLARD SHOPPING CENTER dent Gaulllst. He had held high berg who was assassinated recent­ posts in the Algerian Ministry of ly. The aggravation of the general the Interior and, for two terms, conditions in Algeria has resulted served as president of the Seti! in an increase of Jewish emigra­ Bar Association. He was shot in tion to France. ARE YOU THINKING OF ... REMODELING STANZLER RE-ELECTED FENCING CLASSES Let us beautify your kitchen or bathroom for the holidays. No down pay­ M1lton Stanzler, Providence at­ Fencing classes, for teen and torney and former president of the tween agers, and for adult men ment, yo.ur first payment starts March l st 1962. Call anytime, free Providence Jewish Community and women, are now being offered estimates without any obligation to you. Center, was re-elected vice presi­ at the East Side Jewish Com­ dent of the New England Section, munity Center, under the direc­ National Jewish Welfare Board at tion of Jules Cohen, former na­ the Section's recent 51st Annual tionally ranked intercollegiate Meeting, held in Providence last fencing champion, it was an­ 2 BIG Each week. nounced this week by Dick King, $964 A former Center board member, Center physical education di­ SPECIALS chairman of its Adult Activities rector. Committee, and participant in the Classes, in a series of ten ses­ Center's dramatics activities, Mr. sions, will be open to Center mem~ A COMPLETE BIRCH KITCHEN Stanzler is a partner in Michael­ bers. Including the following Items: Pre-finished birch panel­ son & Stanzler. Classes for tween and teen aged Ing 4 ft. high. New birch casing, for your doors and boys and girls will be conducted windows. Fonnica counter top and back splash. Amerl• TWEEN TRIP on Mondays from 7 to 8 P .M., be­ can Standard white sink, double compartment, size 2lx42 with new faucets. And to complete this beautiful The Jewish Community Center ginning December 4. kitchen we furnJsh you with the Shelrch factory built is planning a one-day excursion Classes for adult men and wo­ bronze glow kitchen cabinets. Including four wall cabi­ to New York City for junior high men will be conducted on Tuesday nets, 4 base cabinets and a valance. Including Arm­ school boys and girls during the evenings, from 7 to 8 P.M., begin­ strong linoleum for your kitchen floor. school vacation on Tuesday, Dec. ning Dec. 5. 26. A COMPLETE BATHROOM Mrs. Matthew Mlllman, chair­ "CONCERT PREVIEW" All white fixtures, 5 ft. recess tub, shower over tub, These are ... man of the Center's Tween toilet bowl, 19x22 lavatory, ceramic tile walls and floor, SHEIRCH BRONZE GLOW BIRCH "Event-of-the-Month", announced The program to be played in medicine cabinet and painting. We use American Stand­ Providence by the Boston Sym­ KITCHEN CABINETS that the trip wm include visits to ard or Kohler Fixtures. the United Nations, Empire State phony at its Nov. 28 concert will Building, a television show and be the subject of discussion at the other points of interest. Jewish Community Center's next Registrations are being accept­ "Concert Preview" program, at the We Do All Types Of East Side Center building, on ed now at both Center bu1ldings. Home Improvements Wednesday at 8 P.M. MEN'S "BOOSTER CLUB" Discussion leader w111 be Dr. Playrooms Breezeways A new Jewish Community Cen­ Morton Gold, who w111 use record­ • Additions • Dormers ter "Men's Booster's Club will be ings and piano selections to 111us­ trate his discussion. • Garages • Plastering formed at a breakfast meeting at • • the Wayland Manor on Sunday at Dates have been set for "Con­ Porches- Tile Work 9: 30 P .M., it was announced by cert Preview" programs for the • Painting • Formica Harold Stanzler, Center president. balance of the 1961-1962 season, • • Mr. Stanzler h~ asked active it was annolµlced this week by Center members to join him as his Miss Esther Morse, prograi:n secre­ guests at this first meeting session. tary. Bank Financing - 5 years to pay - No money down Purpose of the group ~ill be to work with the Center Board o! Di­ ADULT BRIDGE CLUB WEST SHORE REAL TY CO., INC. rectors to develop support-and as­ A new Adult Bride . Club, spon­ sistance for the Center's member­ IJ AURORA DRIVE CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS WARWICK, R. I. sored by the Jewish Community ship and its program. Center, will open at the South RE 7-3143 We also do all types home improvements RE 7-3143 Head of the new "Boosters' Side Center bu1lding on Monday Club" will be Maurice Dressler. at 7:30 P.M. IN MOROCCO PRISON formed the court he could not be Nazi~ Hunters· L~.dwigsburg CASABLANCA, - Two Jewish present because of the imminence ~The . of women arrested a month ago for of Yorn Kippur. ... By Herbert Freeclen !- "Excuse me, sir, how do I get alleged possession of false pass­ to·the prison?" I asked a passerby Dr. Otto Bradfisch, ~o was fotmd "Of course, we have been ports were sentenced here to three ::; at Ludwigsburg, the little township guilty as an accessory to the mur­ closely studying the EI chm an years' imprisonment each. They Fresh Killed i:i: near Stuttgart, with its beautiful der of 15,000 persons and whowas trial," Or. Bauer said. "They have were tried on the eve of Yorn Kip­ r.i palace and stately gardens, once sentenced to ten years' penal ser­ told us nothing that we did not know pur, and convicted In th.e absence DUCKS lb 45c of their Jewish attorney who In- ~ the residence of the dukes of vitude. Two of his accomplices-­ before. All the names that were WE HAVE YOUNG ~ Wurnemberg. The man stared at Wilhelm Schulz and OskarWlnkler mentioned have been in our files, ;;,,. me but directed me expertly. --were sentenced to seven and and proceedings are in various i Everyone in Ludwigsburg knows three years respectively. stages of preparation against those TURKEYS the district prison. In many cases, such arrests crtmlnals we were able to find. CORSAGES ~ It ls a rule with prisons that lt cause chain reactions -- each ac­ From the viewpoint of history, the FOR ALL OCCASIONS HARRY KATZ < ls easier to get ln than to get out. cused dragging others with him trial did a good job; its legal Roses $1.75 KOSHER MEAT MARKET 9 Not so in Ludwigsburg. I had to and opening up new possibUities aspects were not always equally f prove at IP.Ilgth that I had an ap- for the prosecution. Herr Schuele revealing." Camations $1 .50 WIiiard Shopping C:•nt•r pointment with state a tt or n e y himself takes charge of the actual Dr Bauer told me that he had Special Prices For DE 1-9675 9' Schuele, and when I had passed a arrests when the culprit in ques­ posted a 20,000 marks reward for Bar Mitnalts - Parties - S/towers S complicated system of gates and tion was "a big shot." Many such information leading to the appre­ .., controls, one of his assistants persons are living under false hension of Dr. Josef Mengele, the PL 1-2343 ; came to take me up to the wing names and are respected citizens infamous Auschwitz physician. But NOW where the Center for the Investl- and even leaders in the German he is rather skeptical about the FEATURING ~ gatlon of Nazi Crimes has its economy. Altogether there are 291 chances of success. "Mengele Is :j spacious offices. cases pending, in different stages a man of great resources," he AT 00 Herr Schuele, a tall and lean of preparation, involving thousands explained. "His family are wealthy LA NORMANDIE Incorporated "" figure with greyish hair and the of people. The Auschwitz tr i a I industrialists with worldwide con­ 105 Empire St. Antique Shop GA 1-5383 r.l air of an army officer, came to alone has a list of 950 accused, of nections. Therefore, shelter for ROBIN 1911 Smith St. N. Prov. § greet me. His name ls feared and whom so far only 27 are under this fugitive will not be lacking." The New J66 :5 hated among the Nazis in Germany, arrest. In two years' time, so Herr Reprinted from .., those who .have gone into hiding Schuele hopes, the Center will Congress bi-Weekly Direct Shipmenh and have shed their identity, and have completed its task. From France ~~~E~~D $84.9S those who just hope that their Naturally, our talk turned to Compl•te with kit crimes wlll remain anonymous. the ever recurring question of how HONORS PHILIPS ALSO This Center Is unprecedented many Germans were more or less TORONTO - The square ?tl Objech d' Arts -H. P. china, GORHAM'S SILVER in Germany's history. When, four active accomplices in the mass which Toronto's new $25,000.000 crystal, Dresden, Sene's, opoline, years ago at the great Nazi-trial murders, and the figure of 80,000 City Hall ls being built has been Amberina, paintings, pedestals, FLATWARE ln Ulm, lt became evident that Is brought forward as the nearest re-named Nat han Phillips Square marbles. At 30% off many of the Nazi crimes com­ approximation. When I raised the In honor of Toronto's J ewish subject of the activities of the Ger­ Mayor. Trophy Center or Empire St. mitted outside Germany had gone Open all day Sunday Open Tues. & Thurs. Nltes . unpunished, a conference of the man army in Poland and Russia, Dally except Friday or by appointment Tu• s. •ve. tll f :00 p.m. ministers of justice of the German the state attorney rang for his Mah Jong Sats Stlll $19.'5 "Laender" decided to unify all secretary and asked for a certain Histadrut Plans "'>..l,...µ1..:.n..:U• .JQQ>..li-:.A1..:l\ • .Jl,..J)..j • investigations under one authority. file. Instead of an answer, he pro­ This Center was set up and charg­ duced the copies of two letters-­ ed with the task of investigating one written by General Ulex, com­ Large Israel ·Nazi war crimes ln the countries mander of infantry in the southern under German occupation and to sector of the Eastern Front, to the Development search for the guilty. Once the commander- in-chief of the East, TEL A VIV - The H!stadrut, Is­ c rim i na ls were identified and General Blaskowltz, and the other rael'.s Labor Federation, plans to arrested, the Center was to hand one by General Blaskowitz ad­ raise 500.000,000 pounds (280,000,- sun: o, IHODf ISLAND f., ,1ov1DE NCE 'LANTATION .S them over to the competent Ger- dressed to Hitler. 000 dollars> during the next three I read this in General Ulex's :man courts. ' ' or four years for large scale de­ ,1ov1DlNCl letter: - When state attorney Schuele velopment projects, Aharon Beck­ JO,tN A N01 U , J I "The acts of violence of ·the showed me round his offices and er. general secretary reported. PROCLAMATION introd'Uced me to his team of part of the police forces .. . show He made the announcement at THANX SG I VING DAY young and keen collaborators - an incomprehensible lack of human the opening plenary session of the and moral feeling, and bear the BY JOH.'I A, NCYITE, JR , attorneys, each of them respon­ Hlstadrut's 107 member executive. mark of bestiality .. . the only sible for a certain area--1 had the He said the projects would be lo­ GOVER.~OR impression of being at an army remedy to this undignified situa­ tion which defiles the honor of the cated in the new settlement re­ headquarters. And, indeed, at the gions of Arab, Habsor and Carmel. As ano the r Thanksgiving draws near , l et us take time out Center an unrelenting war is being German people is the transfer of f r om t he of t en hec tic pace of our lives to t r y and r eca p t u re The first two are In the Negev and the feelings that filled the hearts of t he Pilgr i ms on t he waged against the Nazi criminals. all police forces, Including all su­ the-third In the upper Galilee. fi r s t Thanksgiving. # Each room is dominated by a huge periors and all civic authorities · He reported that half of the de­ The Pilgrims ga the red to thank the Lord for Hi s benevo­ wall map demarcating the area of at the General Governmentwhofor velopment fund would be raised In lence during thei r first yea r in t he new land. They had been inquiry. All criminal acts commit­ months now have been onlookers thr ough t r ying times. but their faith in the Almi ghty had Israel and the other half with the g iven them the courage and the st r ength to meet and over come ted in such an area fall within the of· those ghastly- crimes; their t he many problems and diff i culties tha t were the pr ice they competence of one investigation places should be taken by honor­ help of European and American had to pa y for freedom. And as the Pi lgrims bowed their heads unit. Special units have been as­ able units." labor movements. in humb l e g ratitude . they shared anothe r fee ling - -the anticipa­ He also disclosed plans for nu­ ti on of what the future held for them and the ir pos t erity. signed to the concentration camps Four days later, General Blas­ They c ould not _guess that fr om their concepts of libe rty and merous projects through which the freedom would some day be born a new nation that f or years --Auschwitz, Mauthausen, Ravens­ kowitz wrote this to Hitler about would be the symbo l of hope to the oppressed countries of tbe brueck, Sachsenhausen. Others Hlstadrut will advance workers' wor I d . They s i mp l y tur ned to God fill ed with gratitude and the killing of 10,000 Jews: f aith. cov·er the former territories of "With high authorities of the education and living standards. the special SS commandos in Es­ SS and police encouraging violence "These," he said. "would Include a We who a r e living toda y may l earn a va luab l e l esson from 'broadcast university• through Kol those who celebrated the first Tha nk sgiving Da y . Th e Lo rd has thonia, , Latvia and Lithu­ and terror, and even praising them shown time and time again Hi s l ove for us. We have only t o ania, and of the extermination Israel, the Israeli radio construc­ compare the libe rt y and high s tand a r d of living we e njoy in publicly, the beast will reign in no this gr ea t countr y with the oppr ession and fruga lity of o the r camps that were set up in the time. People of doubtful character tion of three more educational na t ions t o realize with humble gratitude that God ' s Provi dence "governmei:it general" of Poland; centers and home courses." has been with us s ince the very beg inning of our count r y . And whose minds are diseased, •flock yet , accompanying our gratitude i s the r e alization that we are again, others cover the domain of together, as happens here in Po­ Joshua Levi, Histadrut treasurer, living in a • c ruc i a l time. With world peace cons t antly being the security police in Cracow and submitted a 1962 budget of 34,- threatened, most of us r egard the futur e skeptic a lly, and e ven land, and let their animal and path­ with fear. lt i s at this ti me that we should i mitate the Warsaw and those areas which at ological instincts run-amok. .." 000,000 pounds ($19,040,000) _ He Pilgrims by accompanying our pra yers of thanks with the con ­ one time were incorporated in the said this represented about one­ viction that we s hall continue to be in dire need for the Lord's He added that the army was protection in the fu t ure , if we are to have peace; NC,,,.' , THERE­ Reich--Bialystok, Lodz and the · shocked· and disgµsted. "Its atti­ fourth of Histadrut's income since FORE. DO I , JOHN A. NCYITE . JR, , GOVERNOR OF TIIE STATE OF RHODE eastern provinces of Germany dur­ tude to the SS and police was one the other three quarters goes · to l SLA NO ANO PROV IDENCE PLANTATJONS, PROCLAIM ing the war. A special department of aversion and horror." the H!stadrut sick fund, Kupat THURSDAY, NOVF.M BER 23RD, 196 1 , AS deals with countries such as Bul­ Hollm. He also reported that the THA NXSG I VI NG DAY , garia, Denmark, France, Greece After l finished these letters, Federation now has 177,000 dues and Italy. . a secretary brought clippings from paying members. And so, l et us remember on thi s day not only to thank the me morning newspapers. The state Almighty Who gave hope and courage t o the Pilgrims, but a l so The Center's task is to collect Two factions of the Histadrut, to p lace our trust i n Him that He wi ll continue t o pr otec t us all obtainable material, to sift and attorney pointed to the headlines the Mapam and the Liberals, were i n the fut ur e as He has in the pas t . on the "Einsatztruppen" trial be­ evaluate it, and ultimately to pre­ expected to vote against the budg­ I N TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have sent the evidence to the prosecutor ing conducted in Dortmund. This et reflecting their opposition role he r .eunto se t my hand and case against· Dr. Hermann Jahr, caused the seal of the for criminal indictments. In Israel"s new government. How­ Stat e to be affixed this head of the Staatspolizeistelle in 21st day "of November , in How do the Nazi-hunters of ever, the Mapai majority plus the TUsit, and two of his assistants, the year of Our Lord , one Ludwigsburg obtain their materi­ votes of the religious workers and thousand nine hundred and is the outcome of investigations sixty- one and of lndepend- al? A principal source are the Achdut Avodah were believed ade­ of the Center. At the beginning of enc~, the o ~ ~ hundred and orders of the Reichsfuehrer of the quate to approve it with no diffi­ SS and chief of German police. But next year many more cases will culties. no less important. are the many be brought to court. incidental pieces of information, Not a few of the trials will take DIABETIC FAIR PR.OGRAM picked up from talks and quarrels place in Hesse whose attorney By the Gove~~~ . , among the one-time comrades in general, Dr. Bauer, wc;,rkinghand­ PROVIDENCE - Dr. Leonard ~~/Jt. ,~c.<._ crime and sometimes even from in-hand with the Center, has long H, Lerner, Podiatrist, of Warwick - / Secr e ta r y of State ordinary trials. The divorce pro­ been Germany's chief expert in Avenue, Warwick, was recently ceedings of a former member of prosecuting Nazi criminals. I call­ appointed Chairman of the Dia- I one "Elnsatztruppe," for Instance, ed on him at his offices in Prank- betlc -Fair Committee of the R. I. : led to the arrest-of its commander, - fun-on-Main. Podiatry Socll)tY - · . ; lj t! \o, I }· l

decision." 111 •.. lsfa,t"s UN D~leg'ation_ Many Former Nazis Win Must Teach Judaism In imposing the ftne, the Justice Rebukes Russ1an·s · BONN _ The names of some other is Ernst Achenbach of (Continued from P~e 1) suggested that the father consider ~ · UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. - Is- former Nazis appear on the om- North-Rhine Westphalia, who has The judge ruled, however, that instituting a seperation suit to gain = rael lined up last week with many cia1 list of deputies elected to the been accused of aiding in the or- "this infant should not be permit- custody of his son. The father llJ 9ther delegations here in demand- new West. German ganization of the deportation of ted to abandon so easllY the faith said that Lewis had atended clas- ,i !hg that ~e testing of nuclear de- published by the Government In- French Jews, was associated with he was born in. He has not reachea ses at a synagogue in New Ro- 8 vices be discontinued and in re- formation Office last weekend. the neo-Nazi Naumann under­ the age of discernment and un- chelle, N. Y., until about six c, buking the Soviet Union for break- Hermann Conring, a member of ground movement after World derstanding to fully appreciate months ago but that since then, llJ ing the nuclear testing stalemate. Konrad Adenauer's Christian De- Il, and is the initiator of a bill for the slgnlftcance of this momentous the boy had refused to attend. ; - - Israel's position was outlined by mocratlc Union from Lower sax- general amnesty for Nazi crimes. ~ ~ itli representative Gideon Rafael ony who was- a war-time Nazi Four Drop Out ~ in an address before the General provincial commissioner in Gron- Among the deputies who had INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Assembly's Political and Security ingen, Holland, charged with help- served in the last Bundestag, who =llJ Committee. A member of this ing to break the strike of Dutch were asociated with the Nazi re­ • FIRE • CASUAL TY • . LIFE year's Assembly delegation, Rafael workers against deportations of gime, and who dropped out in the • FIDELITY and SURETY BONDS ~ is assistant director-general of Is- Jews. most recent election were four ~ rael's Foreign Ministry. Two of the former Nazis are Christian Democratic party mem- Be Sure! INSURE Rafel told the commlttee that deI:>uties of the Free Democratic bers. They are former Refugee With .Israel would vote for several pend- parties. One is Siegfr-led Zogl- Minister Theodor Oberlaender, ing resolutions which call forces- mann, of Dusseldorf, who was a who was eased out of Chancellor sation of nuclear testing. Reich Hitler Youth Leader. The Adenaurer's Cabinet after a leng- SAMUEL C. RESS thy campaign by the opposition AUOCIATID WITH HA_llOLD HOLT & CO. Ecuador Jews Find Way TO Educate Their Youth =~~~ fo~r;i~a:ricul=~~:~ 10 Dorrance Street - GA 1-7771 - Res. GA 1-2652 NEW YORK - The-1,200-mem­ the Association de Beneftcia Is­ pert in occupied Poland. ber Jewish community of Ecuador raelito, said Ecuador Jews live In has devised plans to fly_ children Quito, which has Jewish educa­ ... from one town that has no Jewish tional facilities, and in Guay­ :-' educational facilities to another aquil, which does not. The two ... which does, for three months of cities are 300 miles apart. He said COBB'S '° intensive Jewish education, a the plan ls to fly the 12 Jewish "'... leader of the community revealed children in Guayaquil to Quito THE BLUE SWAN THE VINTAGE ROOM here this week. for the three summer months. He Herbert Gedalius, president of Iadd ed that a number of Jewish famllies in Quito had indicated THANKSGIVING DINNER they would accommodate the children during their stay. COMPLETE DINNER "MARTY" Gedalius came to the United States to confer with officials of $3.00 Weissman the World Jewish Congress, of KOSHER MEAT MARKET which the Beneftcla is an affiliate. 682 Broad Street Current arrangements, he said, Next to Shaare Zedek Synagogu~ have provided for the teacher, who came to Ecuador from Israel to visit Guayquil occasionally. Now is the time to place your • EXCELLENT CU ISi NE order for a full selection of fine TEMPLE BETH DAVID meats and poultry for the holidays. Jewish Veteran's Night will be • LUXURIOUS SETTINGS observed this evening at Temple • UNEXCELLED SERVICE Freshly Killed Beth David. .. ' Principal speakers will be Her­ Advance Reservations Required • TURKEYS bert Hyman. past department • CAPONS commander of the State of Mass­ RESERVATIONS - GAspee 1-8483 achusetts, and Aaron Mittleman, GOOD SERVICE AT LOW PRICES! National- Commander. 129 W eybasset Street Downtown Providence Services will be conducted by Open Mondays Cantor Eugene Cornfield, who will be assisted by the Children's Call GA 1-7513 IChoir . For Free Delivery I Excellent opportunities are in Largest Selection of ------~ 1 the Herald's Classified ads.

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