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MAX STEIN, NOTED COM THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I . AND SOUTHEAST MASS. JERUSALEM - The fourth ses mlll)al leader and philanthropist, sion of Israel's fourth Parliament has given $1,000,000 to Yeshiva VOL. XLV, No. 11 PRIDAY, JUNJ!! 23, UHll 16 PAGES - its life cut to less than half of University to start its $25 million its legal tenure by the Govern Midtown Center development pro ment crisis and resignation of gram, it was announce·d in New Says Exposure By Press Impairs last January - was adjourned York by Dr. Samuel Belkin, presi Makes First Non-Stop with attention to its members dent of the University. focused on campa1gn.lng for the Flight To Israel John Birch Society's Chances _general elections Aug. 15. THE STATE DEPARTMENT, IN KIAMESHA LAKE, N. Y.-Arn current Right-Wing anti-demo The session concluded with the a letter to Congressman Seymour NEW YORK - The first non old Forster. general counsel of the cratic group that has grown into passing of legislation abolishing Halperin, New York Republican, stop flight from New York to Is Anti-Defamation League of B'nal a well organized and financed xit visas for Israelis and perma reiterated its-' intention not to re rael was made here by a Jet plane B'rlth, .sald last week that the ex movement with actual programs ment residents and a law turning sort to "coercive tactics" to secure of the El Al Israel Airlines which posure of the John Birch Society and status." over the Government-owned ports Arab compliance with the anti started out from Idlewild Inter by the nation's press had sharply of Haifa, and Tel Aviv to a public national Airport carrying 100 Forster labeled the society "the discrimination provisions of the impaired Its chances for success. spiritual successor to the Amer authority. The ending of the re Mutual Security Act. passengers. This is the longest quirement for exit visas will take non-stop flight in commercial Forster told 2,000 delegates at ican First and McCarthy move- tending the 109th annual con ments." effect next Oct. 15, according to MORE THAN 400 PEOPLE CAME aviation. It is estimated that the the new law. to pay tribute to Itzhaid Mager, plane will land at Lod Airport 1n vention of the B'nai B'rith Dis He termed the society's pro noted Yiddish poet, dramatist and Israel 10 hours and 20 minutes trict 1 at the Concord Hotel that gram an "absurdity," asserting The port ~uthority law which novelist, on the occasion of his after leaving Idlewild. the program of the Birch Society that "it looks upon such dispar was passed also met with the sixtieth birthday and his publica El Al non-stop service between was "as dangerous to American ate matters as fluoridation of wishes of the World Bank which tion of collected works of prose. New York and Tel-Aviv is now democracy aa the communism it water, the NATO treaty, Integra promised a loan of $27,500,000 Highlighting the occasion was a scheduled for departure every purports to fight." tion, Social Security, and income conditioned on relaxation of Gov message from President Itzhak Thursday evening, bringing the taxes as Red plots, thereby hoping ernment control of the ports. The Spealtlng at the dinner seasion, law provides that each port will Ben Zvi of Israel lauding Yiddish passengers to Israel the next Forster said that the limelight to attract to Its ranks the dis creativity and Mr. Mager's place afternoon. sidents of our society.'' have a degree of autonomy and now focussed on the society "de each will determine its own bud in the pattern of Jewish artistic A dinner and ceremony attended nies It the secrecy of operation" The Birch Society. Forster sald, growth. by prominent personalities marked get to be self-supporting. The that its founder, Robert H. Welch does not answer two basic ques overall port authority will be op the first take off. The guests at tions "to Justify Its existence as SPECIAL PRAYERS OF REPEN tending the dinner prior to the Jr., "deems essential if it 1s to erated by a council of 11 to 13 avoid the failure of its predeces a legitimate organization in a members with a majority of tence for the sins of Adolph Eich take off included a number of free society." He gave these ques.. mann, Nazi butcher now on trial personalities who were on hand 1n sors." public figures and a minority of tiom as, "Does it describe the Government civil servants. in Israel, were read recently in all May 1927 to see Charles A. Lind He contended that because the problem It confronts with factual Catholic churches in West Ger bergh start his 111story-malt.lng John Birch Society waa able to accuracy and honesty?" and "Is The World Bank loan is aimed many. More than 21 million non-stop fflght to Paris. operate in secrecy 'it is the only the remedy it offers made with a particularly at development of Catholics were urged by their sense of responaibllity and within a deep sea port at A.shdod which bishops to come to worship and the framework of American con is scheduled to become a major beg "foregiveness" for the Nazi AJ Committee Testimony Centers stitutional concepts?" port. The Government will name crimes against the Jews. the chairman of the port authori The society falled "both tests," ty. General Halm Laskov, im PREMIER DAVID BEN-GURION, On Efforts Of Arab League Nations he asserted. Communist subver mediate past Chief of Staff, is a at a three-hour session with his sion In this country "is exagger candidate for the post. Cabinet, reported on his visits to WASHINGTON, D. C. - The ments, Mr. Marshall stated. They ated and distorted out of recogni Other bills approved included the United States, Canada, Britain American Jewish Committee, in include such measures as: tion." one setting up an Academy of and France, where he conferred testimony before a congressional 1. Blacklisting most companies Arts and Sciences modeled after with top government figures. The body here last week, urged that having Jews among their officers, the French Academy, a law grant cabinet approved a blackout on U. 13. loans or grants be "withheld owners or directors, even if they Ing pension rights to prison the report. A report by Foreign from any country which discrim conduct no business in Israel. Philanthropist Gives guards, a measure to overhaul Minister Golda Meir on her tour inates against American citizens." completely the Israeli Bar and its abroad was also kept secret. 2. Refusing visas to Americans The Committee's testimony on of the Jewish faith and forbid governing bodies, and technical this year's foreign aid bill before ding them to disembark in some Million To Yeshiva Univ. measures concerning the Aug. 15 THE MAYOR OF COVENTRY the House Committee on Foreign has received a number of anony Arab League countries. elections. Affairs, was centered particularly NEW YORK - Max Stern, New Speaker Kaddish Luz extended mous telephone calls that he and "on the efforts of Arab League na 3. Preventing American service York philanthropist, last week good wishes to all deputies and his family woUld "pay dearly" if tions to Invade and thus prejudice men and civilian employees of the gave $1 ,000,000 to Yeshiva Uni~ outlined the progresss made dur he did not abandon his scheduled the rights of American citizens, Jewish faith from serving at versity here to start Yeshiva's Ing the fourth Knesset. He an opening of an exhibit of Nazi because of their religious falth, American military installations 1n $25,000,000 Midtown Center de- nounced a contract for work on a atrocities in the death camps. The freely to travel and engage in one of the Arab countries. velopment program. Stem's gift permanent building for the Knes callers sald they were members commercial relationships." 4. Preventing the employment raises the total he has given to the set which will be awarded next of an organization called "The James Marshall, prominent at of Jewish personnel by American University, since 1941, to $2,500,- week. The new building will be Friends of Eichmann." torney, former president of the firms doing business in Arab 000. In 1954, he gave the Initial financed from a bequest from the countries. THE UNITED STATES OF New York City Board of Educa gift of $500,000 for establishment late James Rothschild and will be America "has not changed its tion and a vice president of the 5. Refusing visas to many of the university's Stem College completed within 30 months. policy toward Israel in the last American Jewish Committee, as Americans intending also to visit for Women, the nation's ftrSt The Speaker expressed the hope thirteen years," it was declared in serted that the Arab League ac Israel. liberal arts college for women that the ,:;ampalgning for the Fifth Jerusalem by Walworth Barbour, tion is "not only an affront to In his testimony, Mr. Marshall under Jewish auspices. Knesset would find a "golden mid.:. new U.S. Ambassador to Israel, as Americans, "but" an arrogant in asserted that "in granting or Stern is a member of the board die" between public responsibllity he arrived to assume the post left terference with their rights of cit lending to foreign countries funds of overseeers of the Albert Ein- and party differences and that the vacant by the resignation of Og izenship." He stressed that the derived from tax revenues," the stein College of Medicine, which Fifth Knesset would exist through den R. Reid. Mr. Barbour, who was U. S. should "not deny equal pro President and the Congress he was instrumental in establish- Its fUll four-year tenure. The received at the airport by repre tection of .the law to any '.t\meri should· · seriously consider "the Ing. Stem is president of Hartz final session was attended by most sentatives of the Israeli Foreign can" even on the ground of "dip persistence of systematic discri Mountain Products Corp. of Chi- members of the Cabinet, includ Ministry and of the U. S. Mission lomatic expedience." mination and repression against cago. Until seven years ago he re- Ing Prime Minister David Ben- here, is expected to present his Emphasizing that he was not the "free exercise of the rights of sided in Chicago. Gurlon. credentials next week to President discussing the boycott against Is American citizens." He added: ltzhak Ben Zvl. rael "which Is for the Israelis to "The foreign poll~y of the deal with," Mr. Marshall pointed United States should never appear AGREEMENT WAS REPORTED out that the scope of the boycott to tolerate the denial to American Urges Intensification Of Efforts iy reached last week between West has been vastly ·extended. citizens of rights guaranteed to German and Austrian negotiators Today, procedures of intlmida-. them by our Constitution. No ac NEW YORK - A series of re ing local federations and welfare on a West German contirbutlon of tlon and discrimination. directed tion of foreign states should be solutions urging the intensifica funds to financially support such $80,000,000 to an Austrian fund from offices in Damascus and the permitted to do even indirectly tion of efforts by chapters and re schools, was adopted at the closing for the payment of compensation British-protected Sheikdom of what the Constitution of our gions of the ~lonist Organizations session of a ZOA-sponsored two to victims of the nazi era in Kuwait, are applied 1n varying de country forbids our own govern of· America in establishing new day national conference on Jew Austria. grees by Arab League govern- ment to do." Jewish day schools and influenc- ish educatiQn last weekend. - ---~--=,.,------======:=:======:======::::::::==::::::'.:~==:::::::::::....:::_::-=..=-=.::::.-=-=..::x- --..
2 THE R. I. HERALD; FRIDAY, JU~ ,3, f961 , lowing day at the Max Sugar Born in Russia, July 15, 1902, jurist deeply concerned with the· man Memorial Chapel. Burial was son of the late Elya and Goldie rehabilitation of those brought .. in Lincoln Park Cemetery. Myers, he came to this country 55 before him on criminal charges. , l}qrn in Russia, July, 1891 , a years ag<_>, settling in Providence. Active in Republican party af i son of the late Jacob and Dora He was a member of Temple fairs for years, he became a mem C L A S S I F I E D , :- Tichman, he came to this country Emanuel, Jewish Home for the ber of the Republican State Cen as a boy, settling in Philadelphia Aged, the Providence Fraternal tral Committee in 1926 and the to Association and Redwood Lodge BARRINGTON BEACH - 17 Lorraine ELMWOOD, three family, five each, for before moving Providence where executive committee in 1928. He Street, 3, 4, and 5 room apartments. sale. 67 Bellevue Avenue. Excellent he had been a resident for more F . & A. M. was chairman of the Republican Near beach. $175 up for season. DE condition. Asking $16,900. Offers con than 40 years. Besides his wife he is survived 1924 1-1899, ufn sidered. Owner moving. Apply second State Conventions in and floor. He was a member of Temple by one daughter, Mrs. Benson H. 1928 and declined the nomination BARRINGTON BEACH- - For sale or REMEDIAL READING. Experienced th Baker of Providence; one son, for lieutenant governor in 1924. rent, waterfront summer home. 5 Be Israel, Louis Feiner Bene- cool, bright rooms plus porch. PL teacher with special training In dlas., · volent Association, Jewish Home Howard Myers, also of Providence; He was born in New York City 1-7269. . ufn nostlc testing wlll tutor all grades. for the Aged and the Jewish Vet two brothers, Ruben Myers of on March 8, 1886, a son of Joseph f~,tuth Olevson. JA l-4307 or TE erans. He was a veteran of World Providence and Philip Myers of DISC JOCKEY - Record hopps, all OC• and Jennie Joslin. He came to caslons. Reasonable rates. Call PA War I. Detroit, Mich., and two grand ROOM RENTALS - Wffk • month • - Providence when a boy, attended 2-1092-6 P.M. 7-21 son. Jlimestown, R. I. Corner Lincoln Besides his wife, Belle
at the meeting. (If Joseph Fisher reads these lines--a belated tritr. , The Story Of 'Prikaz Number ute to his courage four decades .31 ;· ago--he will know that brave acts live on in people's memories). by Ellahu Ben-Horin was left of the fiery oratory for The Zionist youth was ·notwill The strike andthemeetingwent The story about "Prikaz Num dependence, this episode, "Prikaz which he was known. Nwnber 31," was peculiarly suited ing to take it --lying down. The off without a hitch. The five-man ber 31," which I am about to re Needless to say, Mr. X (who, strike committee sent flying count, took place in Odessa the to their interests. Histadrut Hatalmidim Hazionim by the way, lives now in America (organization of Zionist high squads to all the gymnaslas with Russian Blaci Sea harbor, ~ in It took the Bolshevikswellover and is still active 1n Zionist af two years to establish their power school students) of Odessa, over large Jewish enrollments. They Eastern Europe. It so happens, fairs) rejected our invitation as stationed themselves at the however, that Dublin, at Europe's in the Ukraine. Odessa, the city which this_ writer presided at the we rejected bis efforts to dissuade where I lived, had changed hands time, decided to stage a one-day schools' entrances and diverted western extreme, provides a good us from organizing the protest. the pupils to theTorgovayaSbkola, beginning for the, story, · lnnmnerable times in the course strike of protest of the Jewish We found only one man among the students in Odessa's schools and where the meeting was to take Together with a colleague from of the civil war. Early in 1920, mature Zionists courageous place. · London I visited _Dublin, in 1938, however, the Soviets were in com a public meeting where the pro enough to take an active part in plete control and they could turn test would be voiced. At the Togovaya Shkola, as the on a Zionist political mission. The our anti-Soviet demonstration. His hall was filling with boys and girls first evening in Eire's capital we their attention to Intern a I Young as we were, there was name was Joseph Fisher. a full awareness of the· grave dan of the 7th and 8th grades, the spent at the home of Mr. Walsh, problems. Fisher, who was at the time· nervousness kept mounting. We had As an aftermath of the revolu gers involved. The red terror was the director of foreign relations one of the leaders ofHechaver (the no doubt that the news of the strike under Prime Minister De Valera tion and the prolonged civil war, at its peak. Human life was of no organization of Zionist university value. "K Stenke" ("To the Wall," must have reached the authorities, who entertained us at dinner. ~ Russia was in a state of complete students), later active In Zeirei and we bad every reason to expect disorganization, economic dislo meaning execution by a firing host, a handsome and highly cul Zion, and still later associated the worst. However, there was no tured bachelor in his forites, and, cation and political anarchy. There squad) was the slogan of the day. with the Jewish National Fund for of course, an ardent Irish nation were unquestionably many more In the cellars of the Cheka (the ~ n_J years, was the main speaker (Continued OD P&&"e 6) ~ist, off~f1!d us a most unexpected pressing problems to engage the secret police), thousands met their dessert : phonograph rec or d s thoughts and energies of the Soviet death without trial. Whoever ex containing Hebrew lessons by government than the question of pressed the sllghtest opposition to FREE ESTIMATES REASONABLE RATES David Y ellln. In answer to our sur the Hebrew language. The fact re the Soviet regime, was branded prised looks, Mr. Walsh explained mains, however, that they found counter-revolutionary and could that he was trying to learn Hebrew. the time to issue a prohibition easily face the death penalty. In Tirls experience was but one against Hebrew. deed, I vivicDy recall the expres GENERAL CLEANING indication of the lively interest in The prohibition took the form sion of sheer panic on the face of Hebrew among the Irish national of "Prikaz (order) Nmnber 31" an older Zionist leader, when we HOUSEHOLD -- COMMERCIAL ists. In our subsequent contacts of the Narobraz, the Soviet Minis told him of our protest plans. with leading statesmen of Eire, try for Public Education. Declar The man--we shall call him Windows • Floors • Wall Cleaning • Rug Shampooing they would time and again come ing that Hebrew was a counter Mr. X--looked aghast at the two back to the question of the Hebrew revolutionary language, the order youngsters who came to invite him ABLE JANITOR SERVICE language. They would ask: "How brusquely warned all and sundry to be the main speaker at the pub did you do it? How .did you manage that, henceforth, anyone caught Uc meeting of the striking students. DExter 1-9709 to revive a 'dead' language after teaching or studying the language Although the conversation was tak two thousand years and make it would be subject to punishment by ing place in Mr. X's home, with again the language of everyday law. the doors and · windows securely life?" To this day, 1 believe, after closed, the host had shown all the signs of a trapped animal. Nothing Some of our Irish friends had a more than four decades of Com theory that Gaelic was related in munist rule in Russia, accompan some way to Hebrew. This belief ied as It was by terror, prohibi To Honor Residents FRED SPIGEL'S of theirs might have been respon tions and suppression of individual sible to some degree for that in and group freedoms, this taboo of KOSHER FOOD CENTER tense , interest in their "grand the Narobraz occupies a unique Of Greater Providence place In the history of Bolshevist 22S - 229 PRAIRIE AVENUE mother-tongue." However, the Long-time residents of the main explanation was to be found ~ression. No other language ex cept Hebrew had gained that rare Greater Providence area and for GA 1-SSSS MA 1-605S ·•.J J_t ·the eur-rent realities of Irish life. mer residents will be specially Eire w'as facing the very same distinction of being proclaimed counter-revolutionary per se. honored during the 325th Anni problem that the Zionists did in the versary Celebration at ceremonies eighties of the last century. They, Odessa's large and strongly Zionistic Jewish population (from preceding the performance of too, were trying to revive a "dead" "The Acts of Providence" next language--Gaelic--which was de whose midst emerged--to mention a few Monday night. NET signed to replace English. just of the most outstanding WEIGHT --Abad Ha'am, Bialik, Ussishkin, Awards will be made to the old BROILERS lb 29c Their efforts were not success est man and woman present, to ful. In the Dail (parliament), I read Jabotinsky) was stunned by the FRESH Soviet edict. Not that the Zionists the man and woman having the CHICKENS KILLED lb 25c a notice warning the lrisJt parlia longest continuous residences in mentarians that they had only one entertained any llluslons as to the Bolshevist attitude towards nation the area, to those former residents year more to learn Gaelic. After coming from the furthest points RIB CHUCK lb 55c that, speeches in English would no alism. Nor could they expect any favors from the Yevsektzia (the of the compass - north, south, longer be permitted. At the time, east and west - and to the pa-· I was told, only two or three mem Jewish section of the All-Russian FLANKEN lb 49c Communist Party). If the new re rents of the largest family. bers of the Dail could claim mas Registration for residents and tery of Gaelic. One of them was gime had prohibited the study of the Bible o~ prayers In Hebrew, It former residents opened Thurs -- BEET THE HEAT BORSH·T -- De Valera. So far, English was day, at the Celebration Hospitali solidly entrenched in every sphere would have still been a bad blow MoTHERs - ROSOFF _ ROKEACH 29 to Russian Jewry. However, nobody ty Center, 126 Weybosset Street. ICE COLD •.. qt. jar C of life and it was defying all efforts Hours for registration are: Fri by Irish nationalism on behalf of could have denied the consistency day 9 A.M. to 5 :30 P.M.; Sunday, Gaelic. of such a prohibition with Bolshe . No wonder that the Irish were vism's avowedanti-religiousposi 1 P.M, to 5:30 P .M; and Monday, "CHINESE FOOD SPECIAL,,_ interested in the eminently suc tion. But to outlaw a language? ... 9 AM. to 5:30 P.M. LA CHOY MEATLESS cessful H_ebrew experiment in , Palestine. The more so, because CHOP SUEYor CHOW MEIN can 33c the Zionists--unlike the Republic UJA's Young Leaders' Mission LA CHOY FANCY MIXED of Eire-had no powers of com CHINESE VEGETABLES can 39c pulsion. The revival of Hebrew Brings 140 Youths To Israel and its supplanting of the many HUNG$ languages' spoken by the Jews had JERUSALEM - The United provided liaison officers for the to be achieved by voluntary means Jewish Appeal's first young lead- group, who quickly found a com MUSHROOM CHOW MEIN jar 59c alone. Yet ii was a success, while ership mission which brought 140 mon language with them. LA CHOY the lrish--with all the state instru- young Jewish communal leaders During the entire visit, the mentalities ·at their command-- to Israel for a two-week visit. has young leaders were never exposed CHOW MEIN NOODLES · 2 for 29c found the going tough and progress been 50 successful that the U.J.A. to speeches. Instead, numerous LA CHOY extremely slow. intends to bring over such a tnis- meetings were held, during which SOY SAUCE smaU My frit;!nd and I willingly told sion every year in the· future, the members of the group ques bottle 1 lc our Irish interviewers about the Rabbi Herbert Friedman, U. J. A. tioned Israel's top leaders, in Free Delivery Tues., Wed., Thurs. and Fri. Mornings methods employed by Zionism to executive vice-chairman, told the eluding Prime Minister David revive and revitalize the Hebrew press on the eve of the mission's Ben-Gurion, former Premier language. We also told them of departure. Mosi1e Sharett, Finance Minister Ele~zer Ben-Yehuda, · of hi s Instead of the usual conferences Levi Eshkol, Education Minister WE GIVE GOLD BOND STAMPSI kanaut (fanatical _devotion) which with lectures, the group, which Abba Eban, Giora Josephtal, Air had inspired the coming genera- comprised communal leaders aged Force commander Ezer Weiz From Tuesday to Friday Sabbath Information tions to follow in his footsteps and 30 to 40, made an intensive tour mann, Foreign Ministry Director Housewives! be uncompromising in making He- of the country ...:._ sometimes 16 Haim Yahl! as well as numerous - Our - brew the language of school, street hours a day - seeing imtnigrant other personalities in Israel's FISH DEPARTMENT Light Sabbath • and home. arrivals, ·settlement and develop- cultural and social life. OPEN DAILY Candles However, one episode out of my .ment projects. The members of Tonight 8:04 own experience in BolshevistRus- the group were 'particularly im- Rabbi Friedman announced - With - Next Friday at sia particularly impressed our pressed with the growing number . that the U. J . A. hopes to collect FRESH WATER FISH 8:05 P.M. Irish listeners. As revolutionaries of new imtnigrants and by pro- $32,000,000 cash by the end of the and fighters for freedom and in-:- blemsiof security. The Israel ~Y month.
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THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE Z3, 1961 ADDRESSES STATE DEPT. NEW YORK - Rabbi Bernard Bergman, president of the Reli gious Zionists of America, urged DINNER SUGGESTIONS that the United States Depart ment of State "should cancel the scholarships and academic priv Johnson's Southern New England's most inviting Restaurant for ileges of Arab students in the better than a half century . . . serying Ocean Fresh Sea United States." Rabbi Bergmann Hummocks Food, Hard Shell _Lobsters and tender juicy steaks. Try said such action should be taken 245 A Hens Ave. th? "Prime Rib Room" for succulent Roast Beef. Enjoy because the Arab students "have Tel. HO 1-6000 Cocktails and Piano music. Free Parking. been abusing the hospitality of this country, in a variety of illegal 1 LA FESTA is held every Wednesday evening. Music, gay cos and wanton acts. These student& The ROME tumes, buffet. Visit our attractive new Cocktail l,ounge. recently picketed the conference Restaurant Banquet rooms available for parties. We are still serying a of President Kennedy and Prune I fine Italian Cuisine, featuring "La Carretta." Also delicious Minister David Ben-Gurion to the Route 1, N. Attleboro, Mass. Steaks, Lobsters, Chicken. Roast beef, Saturdays and Sun everlasting humiliation and d.l.a MYrtle f-4041 days. Open Daily at 5; Sundays at 12. grace of our government," he said.
Presenh Annual Award Newly-elected president of the Rhode Island Optometric Association, Dr. Bernard J . Ber stein, left, presents the Annual Award of Merit of the Asso cia!ion to Congressman John E. Fogarty, second from right, at its 58th Annual Convention and Banquet. With Dr. Ber stein and Congressman Fogarty are left, Dr. Richard Albert, Convention chairman, and right, Dr. Lester Sugarman of Meriden, Conn., toastmaster. Israeli Arab Visits United States NEW YORK - Self El-din such a war. and If anyone should ll Zaub'i, mayor of Nazareth, who seek to harm our country, we shall A&P MANAGERS' arrived in the United States last resist it to the utmost. week to attend the international conference of mayors told the "Any efforts of this kind will not l leadership of the National Com last out a day. Apparently, Bour SALE CONTINUES •• mittee for Labor Israel at a recep guiba bases his views on the Arab tion that "If anyone should seek press and he thinks that all that to harm our country, we Israeli Is lacking is a match to light the Arabs will resist It to the utmost." fuse. He could not be more mis taken. The Arab minority in Is f~aturing hundreds of storewide low prices Mayor Zaub'i, born In Nazareth rael is free to criticize its Govern 48 year~ ago, was elected to the ment and our free press merely ... more proof positive that you really DO Knesset when Israel was founded proves that Israel is truly a dem ln 1948, and served seven years. qcracy. After an interlude of farming on save CASH when you shop at A&PI his family estate In Galilee, he was "Hlstadrut has done a great elected mayor of Israel's largesst deal for the Arab workers and Arab community In 1959. A mem peasants. It has gradually raised ber of the central committee of the wage level of the Arabs, so the Union of Local Authorities In that It equals that of the Jewish 750 Israel. Mayor Zaub'I Is also ac workers. It has brought water and tive in Hlstadrut affairs. electricity to Arab villages and has Prices Now Down cooperated with the Government Declared the mayor: "The Arabs In bringing about such improve- . at A&P ... 477 o ■ of Israel seek to be equal and ments. Joyal citizens of their country. Groceries ... 273 When President Bourgulba, of "In my own city of Nazareth, Tunis, recently stated that he ex Histadrut has been very active. We pected Israel to suffer the same have recently laid the corner •• Meats! fate as Algeria and that the Arabs stone of a new Hlstadrut Cultural would engage in guerilla warfare Center and of a Kupat Holim against the State of Israel, he ap Medical Center. Temporarily the parently did not know the situa- work has been suspended for lack . tlon in Israel. If he depends upon of money, but we expect to get the Arabs of Israel to begin such the funds soon and resume con Week-end Features ... · a war, he will have to wait a long struction. Moetzet Hapoalot, the time. We Isra1;li Arabs do not want Hlstadrut Women's Council, has established clubs for our women, where they receive training in HOLD INSTALLATION Ivarious crafts and also cultural activities. · Mrs. Mary Mushnick was instal- led as president of the Sisterhood "There are even schools for our RIB ROAST of Temple Beth David for her young people and successful cul seventh term at a meeting held tural activities at all age-levels. SUPER-RIGHT QL!ALITY, HEAVY STEER BEEF, DELICIOUS recently at the Temple. Mrs. Histadrut has helped our artisans Charles Coken, her daughter and small shop-owners to esta- OVEN ROAST -- 3rd to 6th RIBS NO 7th or SHORT RIBS served as Installing officer. ' blish cooperatives ARE INCLUDED Other officers who were instal "As you know, ancient Naza led include Mesdames Benjamin reth now has a twin city - Upper Resnick. honorary president; Nazareh, where recent Jewish im Henry Brill, first vice-president; migrants are being settled. There Samuel Horowitz, second vice are 25,000 Christian and Moslem 7-INCH president; Yetta CUtler and Hu Arabs In the Old City, of which I del Gladstone, honorary vice am mayor. There are 7,000 Jews presidents; Bernard Perelman, In the new city, which is governed CUT financial secretary; Fred Robin-. by a temporary commission. There JUICY and DELICIOUS FIRST 2 RIBS son, treasurer; Rebecca Shapiro, are close economic and cultural honorary treasurer; Morris Blazer, ties between these twins. LB Ls sunshine chairman; Clara Lerner, " It is a living example of how Rib Steaks 59c: Si,rloin Tip 67c publicity chairman; I . Talon, Jews and Arabs, as equal citizens hospitality chairman; Rebecca In the democracy pf Israel, can Greenfield and Annie · Adelman, live in peace ·and friendship. You trustees. Americans who support Israel and Delmonico Steak LB 1.39 especially the· work of Histadrut, A subscription to the Herald Is should continue to do so, as ...... II 11111111 _.ttocr tin Site, JUM M of ...... iwt I& ALL AV ...... llllttu ,. 1111, COffllDIOIIJ & ,,,,.,., a good gift Idea for the person Histadrut deserves every ounce who "has- everything" else. Call support, so that it may continue UN 1-3709. Its work succesfuly." THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, roNE 23, 1961 5 Jewish Culture While .You Wait A subscription to the Herald is a good gift Idea for the person by Bernard G. Richards who "has everything" else. Call When word of the new enter the retired high school teacher. UN 1-3709. prise of the community, which "Of course," retorted Keidan someone had designated as "Op sky, "everything is in a sense ed eration Jewish Culture," reached ucational --even crossword puz the Top Notch Tavern on Upper zles, watching TV comedies and PARTIES C~TERED Broadway, the little group of melodramas, our conversations Weddings - Showen habitues that assembles to discuss here--bui what does it all lead to? Blrthd•ys current problems was again faced Culture evolves, and it cannot be Call VERNA COLE with the questions of who, what and talked or ·written or ballyhooed into WI 1-8115 when in the proposed innovation. existence. It's not a matterofpro The habit of cafe-sitting sans motion and campaigning. And cul cocktails is of course declining; ture cannot spring full-biownfrom the Lend-A-Word Club, formerly the brow of a committee. It's a of Division and Canal Streets and matter of several and various 1£ARS WITH now in anachronistic exile on the elements, ingredients, basic com ,o West Side, is meetlnglessandless ponents, and each one has to be CONN. MUTUAL LIFE frequently, and there are dire pre made, produced separately and by dictions that the society is dis itself. To produce the several integrating and going the way of elements of culture, to advance the landsmanschaften, the lodge the purpose of culture generally. Graduates---Morris Bernard rituals, the coffee-ldatches and there would have to be a number Israel Issues Stamp - The MeJlion, son of Mr. and other ancient institutions. Now that of ideas, different approacheswith Mrs. Frank- Mellion of 137 the world is more or less placed Government of Israel this some notion of an ultimate synthe week issued a special post Sessions Street, was gradu on a firm foundation, the debating sis. A number of groups at work, age stamp to observe the Consult•nt for Inc-, •~r• ated from Cornell Univers societies may as well be dissolved. each one going all out, even going tlon, estat• •nd gift t•xn. ity College of Arts and Sci But there are still occasional somewhat meshuge for some high tenth anniversary of the Approved company •nd prlv•te gatherings and the discussions are er cultural objective, would make first issue of State of Israel pensloN. ences in ceremonies held on as heated and inconclusive as ever. Executive compenHtlon plans. June 12. independent and significant con Bonds. Bi -colored in light Non-C.an Sickness •nd Accident This time the new society to estab tributions to a cultivated society. and dark blue, with a value Covera... Mr. Mellion, who was graduated lish Jewish culture was mentioned These separate efforts would com from Moses Brown School, cum of SO agorot, the new com and Mr. Karabas, as usual, began bine to form what ultimately Is memorative stamp shows laude, In 1957, received his Bache with Genesis, wanted to know who called culture. It cannot be done in BERNARD ROSEMAN the figure ten surrounded by 732 Industrial Bank Bldg. lor of Arts degree with honors In had sprung the Idea and where it a hurry. Culture cannot be supplied P r ovidence 3 GA 1-5401 Government at Cornell Univer would land. Keidansky. the speaker while the customer waits. scaffolding. sity. of the house, was ready to oblige. "The new purveyors of culture, Recently elected Into the Cor "The Idea," he said, "comes catering mainly to parvenus and ' \ I / / nell Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, as a donation from the charity and mistaking excitement for intellec Mr. Mellion was also awarded a welfare workers, who are full of tual activity, apparently aim to Woodrow Wilson National Fellow noble impulses and Intentions to lump all parts of culture together. ship, and Is a member of Tau Del serve the commonplace good. The I am afraid that the whole flood of J;UJ..i-ii;."j!f.pf--1 i~(il ta Phi fraternity. immediate tasks of relief and re Ink from the duplicating machines, habilitation for our people at home all the publicity and proclamations, In an earlier ceremony on June are practically at an end, especi 12, he was commissioned Ensign, will produce nothing but a mass of ~-J h.,"""f',t,,~ufr --~ ally as many of our charitable and inanity with a lot of fluster and U. S. N. A recipient of the Cornell philanthropic endeavors have been Aeronautical Laboratory Award flurry hovering about it, and no Diamonds • Watches • Rings • Silverware taken over by governmental agen Sword, Mr. Mellion will study at cies. With the adventofthewelfare (Continued on Pace 6) Unusual Gold Jewelry and Charms • Fine China the Naval Justice School In New- state and social security measures -port for seven weeks. He will advancing fw:.ther and further, our British Ratification Giftware • Cameras • Radios • Leather Goods, etc. then Join his ship, the USS charity workers may suddenlyfind Intrepid. themselves out of employment and of UN Convention bereft of the means of expressing Under Examination their benevolent instincts. There Brown President fore new outlets for their altruism LONIX>N - A spokesman for had to be found." the British Government declared - Gift Wrapping ond DeliYery, of Course - Receives Degree "But why begin with culture?" last week in response to a query asked Mr. Levinsky, the reformed from Sir Barnett Janner that the EL 1-928:> - 81 ROOMS 805 - 810 poet. "Could they not start with a question of British ratification of LAPHAM BUILDING, 8th FLOOR the United Nations Genocide Con From Yeshiva better Jewish press, advanced ed 290 WESTMINSTER ST . e PROVIDENCE, R. I . ucation, a higher type of attractive vention was under new examina NEW YORK, N. Y. - Dr. Bar l lon. Open Mon. thru Sot. 9 - 6 and Tues. and Thurs. Nites naby C. Keeney, president of booklets for eager but •bewildered Brown University, received the Jewish youths, or generally with Sir Barnett raised the Issue with honorary Doctor of Laws degree at more advanced adult education?" a reference to testimony at the the 30th annual Yeshiva Univer "I know." replied Keidansky, trial of Adolf Eichmann In Jeru "there are a lot of things to be done sity commencement here. Dr. salem. "Clearly, the civilized Samuel Belkin, president of the • in spreading a wider knowledge of world has to ask itself how this Jews and Judaism and we are all happened and what could be done University conferred the degree. far from graduation, but 'culture' Dr. Keeney, who resides at 37 to prevent a recurrence," he said. MAY WE is such an impressive, resonant, Sir Bennett emphasized that Creighton Street, Providence, de fine-sounding and mouth-filling livered the commencement ad I more than J.2 years had passed word that it carries the day. It's since the then Foreign Secretary • Overhaul your oil burner dress. Other doctorates were pre on everyone's Ups now, and the sented to Dr. Jacob E. Goldman, had declared that the British Gov temptation to sound it off on all ernment hoped shortly to reach a • Vacuum clean your boiler 'associate director of basic re occasions is irresistible. What was search, Ford Motor Company's decision on ratification of the the phrase that won an award of Genocld,e pact but the decision Scientific Laboratories, Dearborn, $10,000 for the advertising copy • Replace filter cartridges Mich.; Dr. Deane Montgomery, still had not been taken. Pointing from the tremendous tycoon, Al out that 63 countries had signed professor of mathematics, In bert Lasker? Yes, I remember, It • Replace air filters stitute for Advanced Study, the convention, Sir Barnett de was 'so round, so firm, so fully clared that "surely It Is time the Princeton, N. J .: Dr. Maurice Hex packed' --as a description for a • Adjust for maximum efficiency ter, executive vice president, Fed United Kingdom was also in cigarette. 'Jewish Culture' is just cluded." eration of Jewish Phllanthrophies such a limpid phrase and it too of New York; Dr. Joseph G. Co has won its reward--this time from Undersecretary A. Godber re hen, former Dean of Teacher Ed the Jewish charity trusteeship." plied ·for the Government that all ucation, City Colleges of New "Everything is culture now," persons "shared abhorrence for York; and Dr. Emanuel Rackman, continued Keidansky, "from read the revolting crimes" committed Oil Burner PARTS spiritual leader of Congregation ing a tawdry novel of Jewish life, by .the Nazis and that the British Shaary Teflla, Far Rockaway, to listening to a reco~d of a Yid Government had always made it Oil Storage Tank and N. Y. dish folksong, to attendinganEinig clear they regarded it with "dis LABOR Sabbath devoted to a discussion of gust and horror." HONOR PHILANTHROPIST the Arab boycott. The young wo Adding that the Government re Controls INCLUDED man who was late for an appoint lized that a decision had been long LONDON - Sir Simon Marks, delayed and that the delay was ONE CHARGE - $20.00 PER YEAR 72-year-old chain store magnate ment said she had devoted the afternoon to Jewish culture by liable to misinterpretation, he told and Jewish philanthropist, has taking part in, the dedication of a Commons: been named a baron in Queen new home for the aged. So the "The whole question of whether Elizabeth n birthday honor list. make-believe and artificial notion or not the British Government ENTERPRISE FUELS, INC. The honor was conferred on Sir of Jewish cultur.e,.with itsenticing should become a party to the con Simon for "public and charltabie phraseology and slushy slogans, vention was being examined afresh JOE GLADSTONE CY FELDMAN services." Sir Simon, managing has become a new means ofwidely and the House will be Informed - director of Marks .and Spencer, diffused obfuscations." when a decision Is reached and has given away fortunes In "But is not all this talk educa the necessary legislation will be DE. 1-1985 philanthropy. tional?" interrupt~ Mr. Karabas, brought forward." 6 THE. R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1961 . J Th St ------~---'-'--·. e ory Of jewish Culture While You Wait Appro·ve Bias Ban At Northwestern · Prikaz No. 31' (Continued from Pac-e 4) EVANSTON, Ill. - A decision weekend by the Council on Under (Continued from P~e 3) culrural tachles in sight.•• life of trade, and often the death of adopted by the Interfraternity graduate Life. "What's the harm ln trying" the competitors, but this does not Council of Northwestern Univer The council recommended, in panic. Two speeches were deliv interrupted Mr. Karabas in a new ered and received with thunderous flush of tolerance, "any old way?" apply to creative intellectual en sity here, setting Nov. 1, 1963, as approving the previous student deavors. Thought is free. a deadline for removal of dis action, that the university take applause. We even had time to stan marching in a huge demon "Culture should grow from the criminator§ clauses from national "immediate action" if, by Nov. 1, "Any old way" reto"ed Mr. stration, when word reached us Keidanslcy, "is not the right way. bottom up and not be handed or fraternity constitutions, w as 1963, "the Interfraternity Coun that the Chelca squads were on pressed down from abovebyacen unanimously approved here last You cannot play fast andloosewith cil does not bring about freedom their way. We dispersed in the matters that have to do with the tralized or federated octopus. You of the local chapters at North nick of time. intellectual advancement of a com can have your concentration, high western to select their own mem Thus the only strike on behalf munity. 'Es bet sich a _gedanlc:,' as powered efficiency and ultimately Does your pipe pose ber,-, without regard to race, re of the Hebrew language had ended. the tenacious Yiddish poet used to even automation in your huge ma ligion or ethnic origin." c;:hlne of social work, but culture a transportation problem The strike committee summed up say-'you have to have a thought' I the exciting events of the day at a You cannot paclcage ideas and sell is not created, not even advanced these jacketless days? A Herald ad always gets the session held under open slcy, on them wholesale. This is a retail that way." best results-our subscribers com the grass in Odessa's Central business. Every separate element "What's going to happen?" ask Why not a pipe holster? orise an active buying market. Park. It was the only place where of culture has to be handled, treat ed Mr. Karabas. the Cheka was not likely to look ed, developed and delivered sepa "Lots of things" said Keidan We ha".e them. for us. rately. Poets are not made, they slcy. "There will be prospeetuses, This was the story which ap-, are born. Culture, too, ls born- repo"s, aMouncements, outlines OOatrs . pealed to our Irish listeners in out of the elements of human cul af plans, memorandtuns sent to all Dublin. Would lt also appeal to tivation and the graces of life. It organizations and welfare funds East Avenue and Hillside Jewish readers ln America, par :never comes out of a mimeograph throughout the country. American ticularly to the young generation, at the junction ol Wnutru ing machine. I am afraid it is an Jewry will beinundatedwithpaper. ;.!£ who enjoy all the freedoms, know awful sign of the Jack of cultivation Blackstone BIYd. and Hope To justify the movement and the WE SPECIALIZE IN « no prohibitions, and so often to prate so loosely and vaguely Tel. ... PA 5-5325 new official machinery, themythi Charcoal Broiled Foods take for granted all the blessings about culture, as a so" of mono cal culturists will attempttoannex N. B. We repair pipes on the of democracy? lithic plastic production. There some existing educational under premises .. . Steaks - Lobsters Reprinted from are many things to talk about and taJcings. This will assure them of a 1195 DOUGLAS AVENUE Congress Bl-Weekly they would maJce more interesting · we blend tobacco ta your place ln the scheme of synthetic No. Prov. EL :S-2200 and less monotonous subjects of culture and will surely prevent personal taste. - Open 7 D•ys A Week - conversation." them from developing any separate Ceylon Minister "What are some of them?" in character and distinctiveness." terrupted Mr. Levinsky. "What will all this lead to?" Promotes Trade Keidanslcy continued: finally asked Mr. Levinsky. INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS "We have some, andcouldhave "I hope" concluded Keidanslcy, • FIRE • CASUALTY • LIFE more, organizations and enter "it wtll lead to a perfect ilisgust With Arabs prises devoted to literature, to the with batlyhoo, publicity, palaver, • FIDELITY oad SURETY IOHDS NEW DELHI, India - The Min arts, to history, to the maintenance make-believe organizations and ister of Finance in Ceylon issued of archives, to the providing of built-up leadership. Then we may Be Sure! INSURE a directive to the Treasury that scholarshlps and fellowships, and begin to thinlc:, to analyze con With all Government requirements of so forth. Every thoughtful and ditions, talk sense and truth. We cement should be obtained from capable Jewish group, every com may then get somewhere." the United Arab Republic and that munity that enjoys sufficient lei Reprinted from SAMUEL C. RESS Congress Bi-Weekly AIIOCIAT•D WITH all transfers for the supply of ce sure and opportunity, should cul tivate and made a hobby of some HAROLD HOLT & CO. ment should include a condition that only offers from UAR sour educational or, If you must use _10 Dorronce Street GA 1-7771 · - Res. GA 1-2652 ces will be considered. the work, cultural project. Tht;se Aharon Cohen The purpose of this directive is separate activities should be help to promote trade between Ceylon ed. and encouraged and even egged To Testify In and the UAR as ·envisaged In the on to vie with each other for trade agreement recently entered achievement. Competition Is the Own Defense Into between the two countries. Community In Congo TEL Avrv - Aharon Cohen, a Go Mter the Kind of People Circles Interested in both Cey Mapam leader accused of espion lon and Israel affairs are disap Returns To Normal age for a communist country, be pointed by the continued misun gan testlfying in his own defense derstanding In Ceylon-Israel re NEW YORK - Community life in Haifa District Court. You Want in Your Store lations caused by the unilateral for the 700 Jews in Elizabethville, He began his testimony after the steps taken last year by the Congo, Is gradually returning to prosecution completed its presen Government of Ceylon. While normal according to a report re tation and' the court ruled that USINESS is a battle. And the master of busi maintaining diplomatic relations ceived by the World Jewish Con the charges must lie answered by ness is ·the man who thinks-plans--directs I with Israel and professslng in- gress here from the Jewish Con the defense. The defendant was the fight with the cool and calculating eye of Iterest in continued friendly ties, gregation of Katanga. The report charged with meeting a foreign the Government last year canceled is from Mr. J . Soriano and Mr. agent and passing classified in an experienced general. ·competition is daily the accreditation of its Minister J . S. Capelluto, the president and formation to him. becoming keener in every line of trade. Scientific Ito Israel. general secretary of the com Another spy trial, that of Lt. While the reason for the step, methods are demanded in _every department of busi munity. Col Israel Beer, aiso was resumed. unprecedented between countries All religious services at the lo All sessions in the Beer trial are ness. And all commercial organizations lead to defi not In conflict, has never been cal synagogue have been reswned being held in camera with secret nite and centralized effort. fully explained, It seems to have and the community center is service personnel giving evidence. been motivated mainly by Cey This accomplished, you next seek an economical and "coming back to life, little by The Beer trial is being held in Tel lon's desire to avoid antagonizing little," the two community offici Aviv. efficient vehicle of · publicity for the. marketing of the Arab states and jeopardizing als report. its considerable tea exports to A your goods. The selection of your medium should be those states. It had been hinted, census of the Jewish com Hits Ben-Gurion's munty is still incomplete but the made with regard to the characte1 of the merchandise I however, that the accreditatio!) of the Ceylon diplomat had been ef number of Jews in Elizabethville Loyalty Remarks ·. you are ,offering. If you are engaged in distributing NEW YORK - A charge that fected in an irregular manner by is put at 700, a decrease of about goods of the better grade, you know that your logical a previous government and that 20 percent over last yea,r's figure. Israeli Prime Minister Ben Ourion field of sale is that of the substantial, prosperous class his recall was designed only to re Recent celebrations marking Is Is · "unintentionally using the poisoned arrows -of all anti of people-the folks who can appreciate and afford medy that administrative flaw rael's 13th anniversary, in which and was not to be construed as a the Congo Government leaders Semites" by his suggestion that your wares. concession to Arab boycott participated, have been an im one could not be a fully loyal Jew Your problem is to reach possible b11yers threats. petus to community activity. The and a Joyal American, was made ·report notes that the Society of here last week by Dr. Abba Hillel -and no others. It had therefore been hoped that a new Ceylon envoy would soon Jewish Women, WIZO, Maccabi, Silver, veteran American Zi,onist Maximum results at minimum cost - that's The be accredited to Israel in a reg Habonim and the Zionist Organi leader, the Assoctated Press said. II Herold's claim on your advertising appropriation. ular fashion. As such a remedial zation are all reswning their Speaking at an Israel Bond step has not been taken. by Cey work. Dinner, Rabbi Silver, who is -Jon, the feeling is gaining ground In addition, a new group is chairman of the board of gover that the recall was motivated by active, a mutual aid committee, nors of the bond organization said, Ceylon's desire to appease Arab whose task is to help rehabilltate "When the head of the Israel boycott threats. those who suffered damage in the Government, in the heat of con This impresslson damages Cey recent past. The community in troversy, striking at some political rival over the heads of American THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTH EA ST MASS lon's international standing and Elizabethville has not yet been prestige, it Is believed here. able to establish regular contact Zionists, blunderingly suggest& . The W•kly N....,.,., of ... Heme II with Jewish communities in other that one cannot be a .loyal Jew and · - REACHES 35,000 READERS _ A Herald ad always gets the Congo centers. Under the Bel a loyal American at the same time, 'I., best results-our subscribers com- gian Government, the Congo he is using the poisoned arrows of ll======~======..: prise an active buying market. Jewry totaled 2,500. all anti-Semites." . THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE ZS, 1961 7 Other major addresses will be Representatives delivered by R a b b I Za I m a n Schachter, Director of the Hillel Barney Glazer -Mourns Foundation at the University of Of Orthodox Synagogues Manitoba in Canada; Rabbi Na than Bulman· of Congregation Ad ath Jeshurum in Newport News, Death Of Jeff Chandler To Meet In New York Virginia; Rabbi Israel Wohlegel- By Barney Glazer ment and after·I had previewed the ernter, Rabbi of the Inwood Jew- u NEW YORK - Over three hun- !sh Center in In"ood, N. Y; Rab- I feel positively horrible over film that Newman was anexcehent dred Youthful delegates represent- bi Pinchas Stopler, National Di- the death of Jeff Chandler. actor but Chandler wouldbell ave lng one hundred and twelve ortho- r::ctor of the UOJCA Youth Divi- I had dropped him a line during made the movie role modre .J ev- dox youth chapters from twenty- sion and of the National Confer- his hospital stay saying I hoped to able by appearance an pe,,orm- eight states including California cnce of Synagogue Youth who Is visit him soon. He passed away ance. th1 and Florida are meeting m. New in charge of the convention; and before the "No Visitors" sign th I talked tonigh Jeff aboutd h s atel a York City and ould be lifted. eater one t an e mer y Fallsburg' New Rabbi Aaron Gewirtz, Hillel D i - C h d hi h uld On thi York from June 22 through 25 for I hope Jeff received my note in s rugge s s o ers. e ng rector at the University of Con- was sure. He definitely wasn't a the four-day Eighth Annual Na- necticut. which I stated also that I was con- 1 H did dmi h uld tional Convention of the National stantlu praying for his recovery. comp alner. e a t ewo A major convention event is the r f th have welcomed the opportunity to Conference of Synagogue' Youth, National oratorical Contest, Jeff Chandler was one O e meet the role's challenge. th N ti l Y th M ·finest men I have everknownwhile · e a ona ou ovement ° f scheduled for Friday evening on On occasion, Chandler used to the Union of Orthodox Jewish the Topic: Conflict Between Torah covering the Hollywood beat. call me to discuss his brief sally C ongregati ons o f Amer i ca, accord - and Science - Fact or Fiction? He was forever tolerant, sym- Into the pops recording field. I I i ng t o H aroId H • B oxer, o f Fores t Ten contestants representing ten Pathetic, cordial and above all a thought his voice was real hep and Hills, Chairman .of the Union's different youth regions will enter real genuine guy. k I told him so. we agreed that he Joint Youth Commission. the discussion which will be mo- Whenever I found need to chec was no Sinatra or Como, but if he an item about him, he was always The convention serves the dual derated by Mr. Steven Goldman, prompt In replying. He always told could develop a commercial ap- ,., purposes of setting the policy and a physicist who Is the Executiv~ me what I wanted to know, never peal, he could I1.IJI it into a parlay program and electing the leader- Director of the Association of Or- withheld the facts. somewhere along the line. ship for Orthodoxy's synagogue thodox Jewish Scientists. If he wasn't ready to talk, he'd As it was, nothing ever came Mrs. Donald R. Greenberg youth movement, as well as to During the Sabbath the dele- apologize and assure me I'd have of his singing career but those Temple Emanuel was the scene provide the top leadership of gates will hear Mr. Avraham Car- the information when it was pos- were the days of rock 'n' roll. of the wedding o! Cynthia Ellen NCSY with an opportunity to me!, of London England. Mr. Car- sible to release it. He never failed More seasoned vocal vets than Lipinsky, daughter of Mr. and meet with outstanding Rabbinic me! who recently wrote a book on me. 1 never had to prompt him Chandler had been choking in the Mrs. Phil'lp Lipinsky of Lowell, and lay personalities for study, orthodox Judaism, is a 'Ger Ze- further. dust kicked up by a ridiculously Mass., to Donald R. Greenberg, discussion and re-evaluation of dek', a convert to Judaism from I don't believe I was Number young generation who were one son of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Green their local programs. Catholicism. Mr. Carmel had been One Newsman on his list but I have hit-record-bleating themselves 'berg of Providence. Rabbi Eli A. Among the highlights of the a priest before his conversion. always felt Jeff and I had a com- into an early fortune. Bohnen and Rabbi Joseph War program are addresses by Moses I. Dr. Nehemiah Mark, sculptor plete understanding about certain I caught Jeff's performance in Feuerstein. President Of the Uo- ·11 dis 1 h' matters. I cherished his friendship "Return to Peyton Place" and ren, assisted by Cantor Jacob Ho and scholar w1 Pay 15 un- despite the opinions of some henemser, officiated at the double JCA, spokesman for America's usual work, and lecture on Jewish dearly. critics that he wasn't their idea ring ceremony which took place 3 ,000 orth o d ox synagogues w h o art and J ew i s h you th . It isn't easy making friends in of a New York book publisher, I on June 4. will speak to the teenage dele- A program of Jewish music and Hollywood. There are too many felt he played the part to the hilt tes th "Ch JI f th "users" hiding behind the term. The bride, given in marriage by ga on e a enge O e entertainment will feature the f d and gave it all the finest shadings S A " Jeff and 1 weren't intimate rien s. her father, wore a pink mist gown pace ge. "Kol Simcha Quartet" led by Leib at his command for the best per- of peau de sole, fashioned with a Neither were we nodding passers. Dr. Samson R. Weiss, Executive Gilden. Mr. Dan Ronen or the Ed- TI!ere was just enough between us formance of his ·all too brief scoop neck 11 n e, elbow-length Vice President of the Orthodox ucation Department of Jewish Na- to know we could depend on each career. sleeves. designed in seed pearls, Union, a foremost religious think- tional Fund, Miss Thea Odem of other when the chips were down. 1 also noted that in the film he and a fitted bodice and full skirt er and educator, will introduce the UOJCA staff, and Mr. Irv I remember my first meeting looked gaunt and tired. Hts cheeks embroidered in seed pearls termin the Convention Theme, "Grant Schraub will participate in the with Jeff Chancller. were sunken and there was an air ating in a chapel train. A match our Portion in Thy Torah," this musical program. He had just completed a star- about him that indicated sub-par ing head piece, a three-tiered el morning. Dr. Weiss will emphasize Other participants on the pro- ring role in an Israeli-type film. I health. Prior exacting roles and bow length veil of French silk il the need for making the syna- gram are: Mr. Avie Waxman, As- immediately recognized his vast his spine injury, no doubt, had lusion fell from a pill box with the gogue a center of religious studies slstant to' the Director of NCSY, potential. It was the same feeling sapped him of the resistance he so same motif trimmed in seed for young people. Mr. Chaim Wasserman, Mr. Mor- I encountered when I first met sorely was to need later to help pearls. She wo.re wrist length Harold H. Boxer, Chairman of dechai Dolinsky of Tel Aviv, Rab- Clark Gable while playing a bit him win his fight against the rav gloves and carried a Bible of the Joint Youth Commission, and bi Moshe Fisher, Rabbi Daniel role in one of his early movies in ages of.his ill-fated surgery. white cymbidium orchids and prominent New York attorney, Stolper - Director of Camp Har- 1931. I don't have many closefriends stephanotls. will address the youngsters on the im, Mr. Sidney Green a senior When openseasonwasannounc- in Hollywood, but Jeff Chandler Mrs. Sidney Sands was matron "Art of Being Different" - an art Rabbinic stuudent at Yeshiva ed for the casting of "Exodus," was definitely one of them. Sadness of honor for her sister. She wore which orthodox teenagers must University, Cantor Paul Reiss of Chandler was seriously in the shrouds the town and the cortege a shocking pink silk organza dress cultivate if they are to triumph Charleston, West Virginia. Harry running but Preminger and Com- of his mourners will be long. with a scoop neckline, cap sleeves, over the prevalent conformist at- Ostreicher - Director of Educa- pany finally selected Paul Newman. I'll miss this great guy well be fitted bodice with a matching cum mosphere of today's teenage tion at Congregation Agudas Ac- It was my personal opinion both at yond tomorrow. H1spasslngleaves merbund and a full skirt. Her society. him, Peoria, Illinois. the time of the casti112 announc~ a void difficult to fUI. headpiece was a jeweled trim crown with matching veil. She - ~------wore wrist length gloves and matching accessories and carried a cascade arrangement of mono tone pink flowers. lively minds. Miss Barbara Greenberg, sister of the bridegroom, was maid of honor: Her pink dress had a shock ing pink cummerbund and she (like yours) wore accessories to match. Her jeweled crown and veil headpiece were pink and she carried a floral cascade arrangement similar to that of the matron of honor. Ii ke The bridesmaids were Miss Diane Lipinsky, Ronna Mann, Marlon Faber, Marlene Kaplan,· Caryl Yafa and Mrs. Henry Wer THE R. I. JEWISH HERALD rick, sister of the bride. Miss Re gina Rizeman was in charge of the guest book. Sumner Fishbein was best man. Ushe1s were Jack Conlon, Mark Silverstein, Charles Sokoloff, An thony Dibiase, Joseph Beerman, lively is as lively thinks. In a sense, Herald readers Murray Mayer, Henry Werrick are born, not made. They are equipped from the and Sidney Sands. • I The bride attended the Uni start with a hunger for more than the bare bones of versity of Miami in Coral Gables, life - a desire to know the How and the Why qs Fla. Mr. Greenberg is an alumnµs of New .York Military Academy well as the What. Such lively minds take naturally and is now studying at the Uni to the Herald, for here is information transmuted versity of Rhode Island, where he is a member of the Tau Epsilon into knowledge, knowledge given the extra Phi Fraternity. After a wedding trip to Puerto dimensions of wisdom. Were you born a Herald Rico and the Virgin Islands, the reader? couple will make their home in Wakefield. I THE B. I► HEBALD, FRIDAY, .1UNE IS, 1961
FOUR GENERATIONS AT.EIN HA.ROD, one of the oldest kibbutzim.
CARICATURES OF KIBBUTZNILKS- Drawn by Dan Gelbart of Alonim.
WATCH TOWERS· Structures that aided in the defense of Jewish settlements have a special place in the hearts Tt-l~ l\11313UTZ of the kibbutz.nicks. Battlescarred towers of yester day (right) have been replaced by newer sky scrapers of today. I§ t=ULL Ot= Lit=~
THE GOLDEN JUBILEE OF ISRAEL'S FAMED COLLECTIVE SETTLEMENTS is a national fete in which the leaders of the young State take personal pride, as many have themsel\tes labored on the land and helped shape the cooperative pattern of Israeli society. Reprinted from Histadrut Foto Hews
President Ben Zvi recalls the early days of Degania' s founding. W i t h him is Mayor Namir.
Prime. Minister Ben Gurion, accompanied by the Exhibit director and Tel Aviv's Mayor Mordecai Namir, tours the arts and crafts section.
FRUITS OF THE YEARS Minister of Commerce and Industry, Pinhas Sapir, and Mayor Namir get an eyeful of Kibbutz products.
FACING THE FUTURE - Youth vrepares for the Border Settlements. THE R. l. HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1961 9 boat. "I want to sail ittoHavana.' he said, "just to walk into a tobacco . shop there and order 200 cigars." Billy Wilder, the screenwriter director who won an Oscar for THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I . AND SOUTHEAST MASS. "The Apartment.'' will be a judge . at the Berlin Film Festival ... Cole Published Every Week By The Porter, who's been at the Medical Jewish Press Publishing Company Center for months, was host at a 1117 Douglas Ave., Providence, R. I. · UN!on 1-3709 champagne and caviar birthday party there recently . .._ A famed CELIA ZUCKERBERG Managing Editor by Leanard Lyons comic who lost $80,000 at the BRENDA SLACK Editor casinos of Las Vegas, started pay Marlon Brando's starring con there, enroute to the race tracs., ing off the debt in $75"'2-week · Second Class Postage Paid at Providence, Rhode Island tract for "Mutiny on the Bounty," and gave the ex-bookie a list of instalments. He explained thatthis Subscription Rates: Fifteen C«nts the copy; By Mall, $5.00 per annum; outside a New England, $6.00 per annum. Bulk rates on request. for $1,000,000 fee, has expired friends, who were to receive the is all tne Internal Revenue Dept. but the picture still hasn't been fruit . . . At the track Lewis learned allows him. The Herald assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors In finished. Brando now co 11 e ct s advertisements, but will reprint that part of the advertisement In which the that one of his friends, who was Joseph P. Kennedy sat with typographical error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the management $5,000 per day under the penalty on that list, had died. Joe E. called Immediately of any error which may occur. some friends and members of his clause... Lucille Ball will be Bob the shop, to cancel one order. "On family. He listened to a discussion FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1961 Hope's co-star in the film version that list I left with you," he said, of another vastly wealthy family, of "Critic's Choice . .. At the White "the No. 6 man--make that a Late whose fortune is as large as the House reception for the President Scratch." Kennedys' but whose members are of the Congo, the Offbeat record Because of script difficulties involved in varied and sometimes ing stars, jazz-guitarist Charlie Hugh Griffith, the Academy Award conflicting interests. "Yes," the Byrd and his Trio, entertained. YOUR MONEY'S winning actor who was in Tahiti senior Kennedy said about them, Judy Garland rented ~ summer filming "Mutiny on the Bounty.'' "they do have money-- but no cottage in Hyannis Port, next door has been written out of the film. DIRECTION." to her good friends, the Bobby The character he was to portray Shirley MacLaine will star in Kennedys. Judy says it's an ideal was ordered killed ... Carl Fore the screen adaptation of the WORTH vacation spot for her children, who Mar man. producer of "Guns of Nava cel Achard- Harry Kurnitz play, will be taught sailing . .. Erroll rone ," has to move from the "L'Idiot." Anatole Litvak w ii l Garner will appear with the New by Sylvia Porter London home he's occupied for direct it . . . Mamie Van Doren may , Haven Symphony at Yale Bowl. .. years. His landlord, Haro I d A new version of an old joke goes this way. A stock broker calls a succeed June Havoc in the Ameri Eleanor Powell, the tap dancer Caccia, who's been Ambassador to customer and tells him that such-and-such stock is being offered at $1 can Repertory Theater Guild tour who opened at the Latin Quarter Washiiigton, is backlnLondonnow. a share and is heading for $2. The customer says, "Buy me 10,000 of South America next month ... after 14 years of retirement, flew Burl Ives was in El Morocco shares." · from L.A. to N.Y. the other day. Mike Nichols will co-star with · recently with his Kentucky kinfolk, Phyllis Newman in e.e. Cummings' A few days later, the broker calls again, reports the stock bas hit It was her first plane ride. John Simms Kelly. Ives mentioned "HlM." They will introduce it, $2, is on the way to $5. The customer says, "Buy me another 10,000 Whenever Joe E. Lewis is in his boat, now at anchor in the shares." under George Morrison's direc Miami, he orders boxes of citrus Bahamas. The actor-minstrel, who A week later, the broker calls a third time, announces the stock is fruit shipped to friends, from the tion, at the Spoleto Festival. is an inveterate cigar smoker, in San Marino officials, checking at $5. The customer says, "Sell." Asks the broker: shop of an ex-bookie. Lewis went vited Kelly to join him aboard the "To whom?" the authenticity of the 100-year old letter from Abe Lincoln -- ac It's a bitter joke and the significant point to me is that I've heard cepting honorary citizenship- versions of it twice before -- during the height of the gambling spree in discovered that all succeeding U.S. new issues in 1953-54, and the height of the spree in 1945-46. Both In Presidents rate the same honor. binges ended shortly thereafter, and in the years since many of the The demands of San Marino's Com hottest of the hot new stock issues of those periods have sunk to next to munist legislators that Khrushchev ' zero or become entirely worthless. Hollywood be accorded this same honor was denied. JKF will become an honor . Perhaps the fact that the joke is circulating now is an indication that ary citizen this summer. Warner Bros. is bidding for the Merrill Lynch is right in its suspicions that 196l's wild movement also By Barney Glazer may be "running out of steam." Whether it is or isn't, though, one point forthcoming Jules Styne-Comden is clear: A joke of this sort can do more to remind the greedy and & Green musical, "Subways Are gullible that they can lose their shirts in unknown stock issues than a for Sleeping" ... Robert Preston, It was Lou Edelman, not Jackie water." who played "The Music Man" on thousand stern le~tures and warnings. Cooper, who finally ripped Barbara ONCE UPON a time a funny The lectures and warnings are coming too. Broadway for 882 performances, Stanwyck's lace dress at the TV fellow stood upon the stage of the refers to the movie version as his Academy Awards. Seated a few Moulin Rouge and, instead of being The Securities & Exchange Commission has just mailed an eight 883rd performance ... Gov. Rocke rows in front of Barbara, I watch funny as he was paid to be, he sud feller has pamed Nick Atlas to a page questlonaire to the more than 500 members of the American Stoclc ed the struggle and later asked denly decided that he was a politi Exchange demanding intimate details of their finances and activities committee of lawyers to make a her: _"How badly torn is y our cal sage. So he announced that our study of New York's criminal laws. since July 1956. With the questionaire, due back at the SEC by June 30, dress?" She replied: "I don't nation of bigoted electors would went a letter informing the members that supplyingfalse information to They'll make recommendations for know but I'll tell you this-my never, never vote Catholicism into eliminating outmoded rules. a federal agency is a criminal offense. Emmy is in excellent condition" the White House. So, recently, when The questionaire surely suggests that the SEC's investigation of Sir Tyrone Guthrie, the direc ... Dinah Shore, the kiss thrower, Pres. Kennedy invited only one tor, ls involved in a hectic varied the American Ex.change so far has uncovered evi~nce of vialations by finally implanted one with direct entertainer for his birthday dinner the members of the securities laws or the SEC s regulations or the schedule. This week he'll arrive contact. The lucky guy was Sammy at the Washington, D.C., Armory, at the Stratford Festival in Ontario, exchange's own rules or all three. Weiss, the kibitzing drummer who guess who got the bid. Yupl the to stage Gilbert ~ Sullivan's has played for some of the greatest comic who wasn't being funny when "Pirates of Penzance." Thenhe'll A week from Tuesday, June 27, a House subcommittee, headed by in showbizz, including Jimmy Du he predicted that like a snowball Illinois Democrat Peter F. Mack, will open hearings on a bill that would come to N.Y. to direct "Gideon," rante, Jack Benny, Paul Whiteman, in Hades, Senator Jack Kennedy go to Oberlin College to supervise authorize the SEC to launch the broadest investigation of the various Al Jolson, Frank Sinatra, etc. Fol would have no chance in the Capitol. securid.es markets since the 1930's. Testimony at these hearings will the local theater, then fly to Ireland lowing the Emmy awards, we all His name? Jerry Lewis. for the film, "Judith Hearne." make plenty of headlines and surely the revelations will at least hint at marched from the Moulin Rouge, STEVE LAWRENCE and Eydie major loopholes in the laws, gaps in the regulations, lax enforcement He's booked up to the summer of crossed Sunset Boulevard, and on Gorme opened here at the Cocoa '62, when he'll direct the movie. of rules, outright violations of the law. the way to the big tent at the Holly nut Grove and what a talented and Is the policing of the securities markets today adequate? NOi "The Fool Killer," with Arthur wood Palladium, tl\ere was Sammy smart couple they make! Without Kennedy. Weiss and his jazz band at the a doubt, this young Jewish couple, 1Vlstributed 1961 , There is a dreadful gap in the requirements for reporting by com corner of Sunset and El Centro who are married to each other, by The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) 1All Rights Reserved) panies with shares traded in the over-the-counter market and an awful serenading the press and celebri are the nonpareil of boy and girl gap in control over credit extended on unlisted securities, The possi ties. Which is where Dinah handed acts in the world today. At the bilities for abuses are tremendous. Sammy bis kiss in person. press party following the Grove Max Sugarman WASN;T ROD SERLING the opening, Steve Allen reminisced Funeral Home There are the (at best) borderline activities of some investment popular winner, though? He's a how Steve and Eydie were origin advisers. There are known instances of advisers building big positions wonderful lad to know, is short in ally featured on his local TV show, in a security, recommending it In a market letter, then unloading at a height but bas more talent per "Tonight,'' the forerunner of the COMMUNITY profit as the public buys. Tocurbthis,as of July l, the SEC will require lineal inch than some of the biggest Jack Paar show. The program went investment advisers for the first time to keep full records of dealings alleged giants in Hollywood. Rod's national, Allen told me, whereupon -CALENDAR involving their own funds and securities. "Twilight Zone" TV show is al the sponsor decided that Steve and ways a masterpiece of surprise. Eydi~ weren't big enough ·names. GENERAL JEWISH COMMITTEE There is the deceptive to fraudulent advertising of some advisory When I congratulated him later, I "Get rid of them" he told Allen. WOMEN'S DIVISION firms. The SEC at last is starting to clamp down in.this area. said: "Win another next year." He "As you say," replied Allen, "but For listing call GAspee 1-4111. Ask for Calendar Secretary. Mrs. Bertram replied: "This will keep me for a who else can we get to do the job L. Bernhardt, Calendar Chairman. There are the openly illegal operations of some underwriters of while." He's won two straight now. so well?" new issues -- for instar.::e, the tie-in sales under which a customer is JOEY BISHOP made every un The sponsor concentrated for a Monday, June 26: allotted a block of a new stock issue on condition that he _buy an equal scheduled incident count during the few days but couldn't come up 1:30 p. m.-Ploneer Women of_ Provl block in the open market days or weeks later. This supports the price dence, Regular Meeting. Emmies. The sad-faced one knows with a topper. The kids stayed. 8:00 p. m.---Slsterhood, Temple Beth of. the stock while the insiders clean up and clear out. how to ad lib ad libs and fame YES, I LOVE Jack Benny, the Am, Regular Meeting. 8:00 p . m.-Mothers' A:ss'n., Temple couldn't rest easier on a nicer lad actor, and Jack Benny, in person. Beth David, Regular Meet I've just submitted a sampling of what could and should be brought . . . Line I loved at· the Biltmore But I can't accept his TV show ing . out at the House hearings to pave the way for the probe. Theater here during the staging of 8:15 p. m .---Slsterhood Temple Beth being presented as a re-run with Israel, Board Meeting. This may be news to Congress and to you. It isn't news to re ''Majority of One" when a guest out the channel and the newspapers 8:30 p. m .-R. I. Council Pioneer Wo sponsible sources in Wall Street. The policing is not good enough, the asked Gertrude Berg if the soda telling us it's a re-run. It takes men, Regular Meeting. rules aren't stiff enough, our protection isn't strong enough. Wednesday, June 28: pop was Diatonic. Replied Ger 10 minutes to realize it's been 8:15 p. m.---Slsterhood Temple Beth '1Jlstrlbuted ms 1, by The Hall Syndicate, Inc./ !All Rights Reserved, trude: "If you want -Diatonic, drink shown before and that's fraud. Sholom, Regular Meeting.
■ 10 THE R I HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1961
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BAKERY For Complete Programs and Ticket lnlormation : Henry Tobias has been signed 149 Main Street East ."Greenwich, R. I. Festival Ticket Ollie• - TanglrNood, Lenox, Mass. for this season by Joseph B. Mohr and Milton Q. Shapiro as Pro Baldwin Piano RCA Victor Records gram Director of the Sea Crest Tel. Mr. TU 4-9061 Hotel in North Falmouth, Mass. -~ - --.. ···•-··-- ···-·------· ____ .
12 THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1961 A subscription to . the Herald is a good gift i_dea for the person who "has everything" else. Call BURTON SALK UN 1-3709. Attorney-at-law Announces The Removal of His Office ADDRESSES MEETING Test as a part of the Experimental SUMMER Stanley Snyder,. formerly of Program in testing conducted by - to • Providence, recently addressed the National Curriculm Research TUTORING the Annual Meeting of the West Institute. ELEMENTARY GRADES 2011 INDUSTRIAL BANK BUILDING ern New York Geriatrics Society. · All Subjects ANNUAL REPORT AVAILABLE Providence, R. I. The scientific session dealt with the Krauss Rating Scale System The Annual Report of the Brenda Kline TEmple 1-6096 of Older People Living In Institut Bureau of Jewish Edttcation, UN 1-7312 ions. Mr. Snyder's paper inter which appeared in connection preted the use of the scale and with the Annual Meeting, is avail its values. able to interested individuals. The Mr. Snyder is the Director of report contains a description of Social Service of the Rosa Cop various programs of the Bureau, BINKY'S FATHER LIKES I I I len Jewish Home and Infirmary School Council, and Hebrew Cul WINDOW CLEANING CO. In Buffalo, New York. ture Council. Speakers and topics MOTHER LOVES . I I I of the teacher education series, FACTORIES · HOUSES • SHOPS Hug Ivri and School Council Ped JUNIOR THINKS IT'S GRANDI ELECT RABBI LEEMAN GENERAL agogic Sessions are listed in the HOUSECLEANING Is it eny wonder that the Rabbi Saul Leeman was elected reoprt. All students who complet whole family agt"HS on FLOORS · WALLS · WOODWORK chairman of the School Council ed elementary Jewish schools in Grand Lake Lodge. We've last Wednesday succeeding Rabbi CELLARS got eyerything for a whole the Greater Providence area are some, truly enjoyable vaca Akiva Egozi who completed a two also listed In the report which is · FREE ESTIMATE · tion. 2 mile private lake, year term in office. Rabbi Leeman available at the Bureau. sand b..ch, fishing & swim• has served as program chairman GE 8-2242 ming. Air-cond. dining (die• for the School Council. The School TO ATTEND CONVENTION ALFRED ARRUDA, J~ tary laws), entertainment, Council adopted calendar recom Mark Weinberg of Mark Wein dancing nitely. Splendid day I mendations and a recommended berg, Custom Furrier, Inc., of 290 camp & nit• patrol for junior. pay scale for substitute teachers Special THn•Ager's program. Westminster Street, has been ATTENTION in the Sunday School and Hebrew elected as a delegate representing We tbinl: it's o School departments. Two of the individual members to the 32nd Chinese Food Lovers! different, e,cithtg QnuJMaek', schools, Cranston Jewish Center annual Master Furriers Guild of Yocotion erperience LEBANON, CONN, • Tel.1 NIAGAIIA 2-1191 and the Providence Hebrew Day America Convention which will be For the Best in Chinese Food Joe Ir: SylYia TanaeaLaaa, Owaersl,ip M1L School, undertook to administer held at the Laurel Country Club, We recommend you to the the Jewish History Achievement Monticello, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Weinberg will CHINA MOON leave on June 29 to atend the con vention which ends on July 3. RESTAURANT 1000 Acre estate • Tennis • 6 Mile· Lake 1S30 Broad St., Cranston Private Golf Course • Beach Club • Salling Dan Dailey To Star (In Washington Park) Water-Skiing • Drive Ur-Self Motor Boats For Toke Out Orders, AIR-CONDITIONED DININ!l ROOM • Outdoor In "Take Me Along" luncheons • Broadway Plays • Terrace Room for Dan Dailey, the Hollywood cele ST 1-8797 Dancing • Entertainment Nightly • SPECIAL FAIIIL Y PUN brity who inaugurated the star New Day Camp •- Night Patrol• Program for Teeners _,_ l policy at the Warwick Musical -J(- Minutes from the Marlboro Music Festival and ~, Theatre, returns on June 26 to tile New $2,000,000 Night Trotting Track. sing and dance in the recent Broadway hit, "Take Me Along". FREE, "Take Me Along" is booked at the Warwick Musical Theatre for Moth Proofing 6 evening performances beginning June 26 and a Saturday matinee ON ALL on JuiY 1. DRY CLEANING Alice Ghostly, recently featured In "A Thurber Carnival", will portray Lily. Also appearing are Doris Dal {.~~ ton of the original New York CWeel!e11d cast, Robert Smith, Joey Hether u(cooMtllodatloM ton, Jerry Dodge, Tom Roach and • HOXSIE 4 CORNERS <.A1,a~abte Ann Fraser, a member of the e WILLET AVE., RIVERSIDE Warwick chorus last year who re RE 7-4S67 turns in a supporting role.
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TOP BROADWAY ENTERTAINMENT Feature Movies, Entertainment and Dancing Nightly Hotel Tel: Kimball 8-3850 SPECIAL GROUP RATES CT/. Q Q (T) • c t· t· · c p c d M•re hours /1·0-m anywhere in the East _u Vie oewe '-150X Otl ap lVa Ltl9 a e O - thanks to sc•nic highways and superways. THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE %3, 1961 13 · HOM■ MADE PINEAPPLE CREAMED LOAF =eee-ee=----, Fresh whipped crHm. Urges Racist Bigot Be Quarantined r SILVER li East Side Diner NEW YORK - A report on or is quarantine - relegating him suaslve contacts with Americans. NHr Red Brld9e ganized anti-Semitism and on the to obscurity. No response should Electric Co. 360 Waterman StrHt The Arab Information Offce, pro activities of racists and bigots in be made even to his most frantic paganda arm of the Arab League Electrical Contractors the United States was 'published provocations for they will only in the -United States, also makes 628 BROAD STREET last week by the American Jewish succeed in adding to the pubic Industrial - Commercial pro-Arab speakers widely avail- Committee The report offers a attention he craves. and Residential four-point plan for community ac 2. Covert bigots _ who quietly able and distributes a wide variety GA 1-6864 ~ r' tion in dealing with the hate. give financial aid to hatemon- of literature the report stated. FUR mongers. ~ AND gers - should be publicly exposed. The report deals, with racist . ANNOUNCEMENT . agitation in the South, in the 3. Where bigoted action violates GARMENT wake of the Supreme Court's de Federal, state or local laws, the segregation decision of 1954; hate facts should be presented to the HOCHMAN'S mongers on the political scene; appropriate authorities. · , 35 Narragansett Avenue - Narragansett Pier, R. I. STORAGE Arab and neo-nazi propaganda in 4. When a bigot hides behind In Cold Storan Vaults the U.S.; synagogue desecrations; false facades of patriotism and WILL OPEN ----c,HIM.&~~ and a "case history" of the activ religion, repudiation by the very ities of George Lincoln Rockwell, institutions he claims to protect CLIAN:lll~ commander of the American Nazi are usually extremely effective. SATURDAY, JUNE 24th Party. Condemnation by communal, civ UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF e HOXSIE 4 CORNERS The AJCommittee urges the ic or religious leaders have been e WILLET AVE., RIVERSIDE following program to combat found to be valuable antidotes. SYBIL and VERA HOCHMAN RE 7-4567 bigots: Try Infiltration STerling 3-7115 1. For the bigot who thrives on "In the last decade various at publicity the "deadliest weapon" tempts have been made by hate mongers to infiltrate ultra-con It's The Unusual servative movements," the report Observers See No Break stated. "Recently such organiza That Is tions as the John Birch Society, Between Moscow, Cairo which disclaims religious bigotry. have become objects of their sup Shore Dinner Why Cook Dinner Appreciated JERUSALEM - Sharp charges port. Still functioning is the Na and counter - charges exchanged tional States Rights Party. an or Hall Open Daily! Tonight, Mom? recently between the United Arab ganized racist, hatemongering The Whole Family Will Enjoy Republic and the Soviet Union movement cast in a political for - seem more intense than similar mat. To date. most of its efforts CHOWDER and CLAM CAKES disputes in the past, but do not have been concentrated In the necessarily denote a serious rup children under 12 - V. price South." (all you con eot) $110 plus two frff ture of Moscow.Cairo relations, • rides weekdays according to political observers Reviewing the Arab anti-Jewish here. propaganda In this country. the At ROCKY POINT'S There was speculation here that report said that official Arab pro UAR President Gamal Abdel paganda confines Itself largely to FAMOUS SHORE DINNER HALL Nasser is permitting his controlled Insinuations of "dual loyalty" on press to publicize those exchanges. the part of American Jews. The in the hope that he would make terms "Zionist" and "Jew" are the United States believe there is used interchangeably In deroga a chance of wooing Egypt from the tory context. The Organization of Arab Stu Soviet orbit by giving the UAR June 26 • greater political and economic dents briefs some 4,000 young support. Arabs at colleges and universities July 1 Observers here point out that here for speaking appearances, Dan DAILEY the question of UAR treatment of student seminars and other per - native Communists has always IN been a matter of dispute between MAGNOLIA MANOR "TAKE ME Cairo and Moscow. The Soviet Magnolia JY[anor, the popular ALONG" Union gave asylum to Galed Bakh year-round resort at Magnolia, dash, who esoaped from Syria Mass.. is completing extensive after it was joined to Egypt, and remodeling of all main house A one of o kind estate pendent permitted Bakdash to publish rooms, to be ready by July 1. t,t..., ""°"th n,.,._ Eve•. in 14K gold with white ond vivid end S.t. Moti anti - Nasser articles in Soviet Owners Fred and Carole Bloom ALMACS ONLY U.00 green enamel, brilliant diamond ond mazazines. are planning innovations for ma fiery iridescent opal. 140- However, it is noted here, the jor expansion to make this re Federol Tox Included Soviet Union has always been sort one of the finest in the ready to forget about maltreat country. All work is supervised by ment of Communists in foreign Dorothea Cuppola, interior de countries, as long as the Govern corator. RELIABLE ments of those lands suited the Moscow Communists. After each flare-up of apparent GOLDjl£ disagreement between Moscow and Cairo, it is pointed out here the rapprochement and cooperation 181 Wayland Avenue between the two countries seem to grow closer. It is remarked here Wayland Square GA 1-5160 as noteworthy that, despite the current spate of Moscow.Cairo, -- Open Friday Evenings -- charges, Soviet arms shipments to UAR have not been interrupted.
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She carried a white America at a meeting of its execu bridal Bible with white ·spray tive council, it was announced orchids, stephanotis and white last week. ,.,. roses. In recording its opposition to Miss Ruth Hope G6ldman, sis ter of the bridegroom, and Miss government aid to parochial Joan Ellick were maids of honor. schools, the United Synagogue, ', Marc Freedman, brother of the representing more than 700 Con bride, was best man. Ushers were servative congregations in the Dr. Alden H . Blackman, Stanley United States and Canada, ex \ P. Leiba, Norman A. Jacobs, pressed grave concern over the David B. Rubenstein, all of Provi financial plight of the growing dence; William Meritz and Errol number of Hebrew day schools and yeshivot throughout the coun Korn of Philadelphia; Dr. Law- Engaged _ Mr. and Mrs. rence D. Page of New York, and Sa try, and called upon leaders of Albert F . Laub of Pittsburgh, Pa. muel 8. Alperin of 105 Jewish federations and welfare After a wedding trip to the Wilcox Avenue, Pawtucket, funds to include such educational Caribbean and Miami, the couple announce the engagement institutions in their communal will reside at 7225 Haverford of their daughter, Brenda budgetry plans. Avenue, Philadelphia. Joyce, to Lawrence Howard Twins Born Koffler, son of Mrs. Irving Embassy Studio Photo For You, Publicity and Organizational Mr. and Mrs. Philip Boush of Koffler of 270 Cole Avenue, Marcia Gold Weds Burt Jagolinzer In Newport - PHOTOGRAPHS - Miss Marcia Gold, daughter of val lace ruffled over embroidered White Plains, N. Y., announce the and the late Irving Koffler. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gold of Bos- organdy on skirt and bodice over birth of twin daughters, Ann and Miss Alperin is a graduate of CALL ton, Mass., was married on June blue taffeta. Her headpiece was a Linda, on June 14. West Senior High School and La- FRED KELMAN Mrs. Boush is the former Hope sell Junior College of Auburndale, 11 at a 6 P.M. ceremony, to Burt' Dior bow of powder blue and she WI lliams 1-5402 Jagollnzer of Boston, son of Dr. carried a cascade of white roses. Fain of Providence. daughter of Mass. Mr. Koffler, a graduate of and Mrs. Charles Jago!lnzer of Bridesmaids were Miss Sandra Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fain. Hope High School, was graduated Diamond Hill Road, Cumberland. Kotler, Miss Marsha Frommer Give Surprise Party from Boston University where he Rabbi Theodore Lewis officiated at and Miss Elaine Glickman. They A surprise silver wedding an- was a member of the Phi Epsilon PEARLS:...,_ BEADS the ceremony which was held at wore gowns of silk organza in nlversary party was given on Pi fraternity. RESTRUNG AND KNOTTED • Cultured Pearls the Viking Hotel in Newport. periwinkle blue with short sleeves June 11 In honor of Mr. and Mrs. -.-.-.-,-~-;~-~-i-i-~-i-il_i_ij_i_~_i_~_i__ _ • Beautiful Clasps and bouffant skirts, and Dior bows Hyman Rosen of Los Angeles, I Given in marriage by her Calif., formerly of Providence. father, the bride was gowned in of the same color. They carried WOODMAN'S old-fashioned bouquets. Hostesses were Mrs. Ann Stamp 55 Eddy St. JA 1-1977 white peau de soie, fashioned with fer, Mrs. Goldie Gilden, Mrs. Nor a portrait neckline outlined with Sumner Fishbein was best man. Ushers were Kenneth S. Jagolln man Dror, Mrs. Miriam J . Welner Swiss embroidered appliques, with and Miss Beth Doren Rosen. a street length bouffant skirt. Her zer and Philip Jago!lnzer, bro thers of the bridegroom; Robert Guests were present from Los veil of silk illusion fell from a Angeles, El Monte and Pasadena, JACOBS FAMILY CIRCLE WEINSTEIN'S crown of seed pearls and orange Gold, brother of the bride, Ken Calif. Samuel Jacobs was elected presl- neth Hillman and Michael Men -LAKE PEARL MANOR, Inc. blossoms. She carried a mother of Mr. Rosen is the son of Rev. I . dent of the Jacobs Family Circle Lake Pearl, Wrentham, Mass. pearl prayer book covered with dell. Rosen of Los Angeles and the at a meeting held on June 11 at off route 1A lace and white roses. After a wedding trip to New brother of Judah Rosen of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Directly on Lake Pearl York State and Canada, the 58 Payton Street. Mrs. Rosen is the Kaplan. Excellent Miss Barbara Cohen, her maid couple will reside in Waltham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Other officers who were elected of honor, wore a gown of white Mass. BOATING - SWIMMING Kahn of 151 Melrose Avenue. include Carl Arbltman, vice-presi- FISHING Graduated From University dent; Alfred Jacobs, treasurer; - Nominal Rates - Robert Gleckman, son of Mr. Belle Sandler, secretary, and Mrs. RESERVATIONS PLEASE I Don't Want To Be Loved ... t Want To GRADUATE! and Mrs. Louis Gleckman of 179 Sadie Jacobs, chaplain. ST 1-9761 EV 4-3102 Love can wait-but not Graduation! Not Calla Street. has been graduated, These officers will be installed Rabbinical Supervision I. Plckholtz with all those lovely graduation gifts at the next regular meeting of that are being snapped up dally at Come and enjoy the new buildin9 JAMES KAPLAN INC. They try to tell cum laude, from the University of the organization which will be us we're too young . . . but now that Miami, Fla. I've seen those gifts, I've simply GOT Mr. Gleckman is the husband held on Sunday, Sept. 17. to graduate from something - even If of the former Sheila M. Glass- The Annual Picnic of the Ja- DORIC DAY It's only from diapers! man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. cobs Family Circle will be held on Henry Glassman of 541 Fair Sunday, July 16· at Korman's Summer Camp Farm in North Attleboro, Mass. Street, Warwick. 145 Pontiac Avenue, Cranston James Kaplan, Inc. Leaves For California State Licensed - Certi,'ied Teachers .d G b f 3 PLAN ANNUAL PICNIC - JEWELERS - S1 ney ar er O 9 Overhill 27,000 SQUARE FEET OF 2S0 Auburn St., Cranston Road has left to spend his sum- The Annual Picnic of Temple ENCLOSED PLAY AREA HO 7-6660 HO 7-6661 mer vacation with his brother and Sinai will be held on Sunday, • Swimming Pool • Hikes e JEWELRY • CHINA e LUGGAGE sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Har- June 25, starting at 10 :30 A. M. at • Plcnlc Area • Creative Play e APPLIANCES • WATCH REPAIR ris Garber of Buena Park, Calif. I Goddard Park, Field H. • Rest Periods • Indian Lore • DIAMONDS Receives Degree ' Max White is chairman of the - BALANCED HOT MEALS - Open T1NJft. _. l'rt. TIii 9 Industrial Discounts · Allen Merrill Kirshenbaum, son committee planning the picnic. Ages: 3 to a Years of Mrs. Eda Kirshenbaum of 238 Members of the committee in- Two Or More Weeks Warrington Street, was graduated elude Syd Bander, Nat Sandler, Al - Limited Enrollment - on June 11 from Clark University, Parkin, Mel Blazer, Ed Bender, Register Early Worcester, Mass., where he re- Arnold Fellman, Leonard Levin, Call WI lliams l-60Sl ceived a Bachelor of Arts degree A~l~B~en~s~us;;a;n;;a;n;d;;M;ur;;r;a;y;;S;h~a~w~.~~======::=====::=~ · Broadway Auto Lea·se In Sociology. ii: He was elected vice-president and permanent class agent in his • BUSINESS EXECUTIVES senior year. In September, Mr. Kirshenbaum will enter the Bos ARE YOU • DOCTORS ton University School of Law. • LAWYERS Graduation Party Do you know that with a wisely • PROFESSIONAL MEN 'A graduation dinner party was se·lected ~ife Insurance pro given by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Soi gram your family can have an It pays for you ta investigate the many advantages fer of 77 Pinehurst Avenue at the of our long term full maintenance lease vehicles. Lafayette House in honor of their income of $400.00 per month two children who graduated re for 25 years? ANY MAKE ... ANY MODEL cently. The children are Dr. Morton M. For full details, consult Rhode Island's Largest Auto Lease Company Soifer, husband of the former Write or phone: KEN STEINGOLD Miss Naomi Fershtman, who re CHARLES WOOLF ceived his medical degree, cum hmde, from Tufts Medical School FRANK LAZARUS and who will intern at the Albany Life Insurance - Annuities Medical Center, Albany, N. Y., beginning July 1 and Miss Ann 635 Industrial Trust Building Broadway Auto Sales Ethel Soifer, who graduated from Hope High School and will attend Office-GA 1-3812 Res.-PL 1-0716 766 Broadway, Pawtucket PA 3-4700 the R. I. School of Design. UPS SCHOOL BUDGET PHILADELPHIA - Several all day schools were disclosed th1a week to be among Jewish schoola in Philadelphia which have been voted a record $364,955 in support by the Federation of Jewi.sh Agencies. The three Beth Jacob Schools for Girls, under Orthodox spon aorship, received $40,100. PRICES SLASHEDI on Bernhard Altman Imported Cashmere Cardigan Sweaters Engaged - Mr. and Mrs. Engaged - Mr. and Mrs. Engaged - Mr. and Mrs. With LAr.. Mink Shawl Collars Arthur Topor of 23 Jomes Mox Treistmon of Fairlawn, Horry Gershman of Paw Sweaters are double-lined with Street, announce the en N. J., announce the engage tucket, announce the en Er.gaged - Mr. and Mts. chiffon oyer lace. Jewel clasp - gagement of their daughter, ment of their daughter, Bar gagement of their daughter, Philip Paige of 102 Colonlol Cuff studs. Janice Gloria, to Alon Ste baro Nino, to Dr. Sidney Miss Sheila Esther Gersh Rood, announce the engage Chance ol a liletimef phen Cohen, son of Mr. and Hossenfeld, son of Mrs. Ger man, to Epword Swerdlick, ment of their daughter, Samples shown at your home Mrs. Abraham Cohen of trude Hossenfeld of 37 son of Mrs. Morris Swerd- Miss Hope Iris Paige, to o• request 336 Maple Street. Warrington Street, and the 1ick of Everett, Moss., and Freemon Arthur Finkel, son M1s8 Topor is a graduate of New late Jock Hossenfeld. the late Morris Swerdlick. of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fin OLYMPIA FURS Bedford High School, and is a Miss Treistman is a graduate of Miss Gershman is a graduate of kel of 52 Roberto Avenue, 44 IMP'IRI STREET member of the Class of 1962 at Temple University's School of Pawtucket. An August wed GA 1-4243 OR Simmons College. Mr. Cohen is tbe Roosevelt School of Stamford, TE 1-1169 ANYTIME Education, Philadelphia, Pa.. and Conn., and attended Chamberlain ding is planned. also a graduate of New Bedford past president of Delta Phi Epsi Junior College in Boston, Mass. High School and a graduate of lon. Dr. Hassenfeld, a graduate of Bolton University. Rhode Island University School of Mr. Swerdlick was graduated from Pharmacy and Temple University Malden High School and attended All forms of personal and business insurance School of Dentistry, is past Presi Emerson College in Boston. He is including - Life - Accident - Group - Fire - dent of Alpha Omega, dental now program director for radio fraternity~ An August wedding is station WNPB, Newburyport, M&1111. Automobile - Casualty - Bonds planned. An Oct. 22 wedding is planned. Murry M. Halpert Shohams, Formerly Of Providence 800 Howard lldg. PLAN SUllOIEK CLASSES DE 1-9100 Residence: DE 1-6949 The Jewish Community Center Fly From Sharon To Sharon will again offer summer classes in b:, M1lffll:, Greenfleld touch typing instruction for junior (Executive Director, Association of American. and Canadlana In brae!) and senior high school aged boys On a visit to their home town as a public speaker. One of bis and girls this summer, it was an of Sharon from the plains of Sha nounced by Arthur Kleinberg, pet hobbies is helping youngsters ron in Israel where they retired Center program director. with their school work, an after over three years ago, are Jeanette math of his many years as educa Classes will be conducted on and Morris Shoham. tional director of Temple Beth Is Tuesday and Thursday from 10 Officially retired, the Shohams rael in Providence and Temple A.M. until noon, beginning on lead a busy and exciting life in Israel in Sharon. Tuesday, July 11, and continuing Israel. Their home Is a tourist at Mrs. Shoham's career is literary. for ten sessions. Sire of classes traction for all visitors from the She has to her credit the publica will be limited. Boston-Providence area. Mr. Sho tion of the translations of two ham supervises the management novels "People of Exodus" and Registration in the program will of his small citrus grove at Kfar "He Who Returned" by M. Per be open to all junior and senior Saba and is in constant demand low, and "Silent Tears", a collec high schoolers who are Center ------ tion of poems by Eller.er Kalir. members. Registrants will be re- State Department Both are active members of the quired to furniah their own por- Tel Aviv Branch of the A.A.C.I., table typewriters. Evening classes Reiterates Stand On Mrs. Shoham is Program Chair may also be arranged if there is man, which represents almost 10,- sufficient interest. Those interest Coercive Tactics 000 American and Canadian set- ed may register or obtain informa WASHINGTON _ The state tiers in their integration into the tion by calling the East Side JCC Department has reiterated Its life of the country and asaists buildlng, UN 1-2674. . stand against "coercive tactics" to them in ftnanclng ot housing, secure Arab compliance with the guarantees tor customs, etc. A anti-discrimination clause of the growing overseas membership BAY RIDE Mutual Security Act. In a com- throughout Canada and the U. 8. The Young Adults of the ;Jew- municatlon to Rep. Seymour Hal- which helps support American lsh Community Center will hold pem, N. Y. Republican, the State Aliyah avails itself of its informa a hay ride Saturday at 8:30 P.M. Department crlticired the resolu- tion service and regularly receives Cars will meet at the East Bide tion adopted by the New York an information bulletin published Center and will leave at 8 P.M. for State legislature calling for Amerk by the A.slloclation. Rehoboth, M&IIB. where the affair can action against Arab black11st- Before taking up residence in will be held. All Young Adults and ing of u. s. ships carrying cargo Israel, Mr. Shoham was president thOlle out of high school are in- to Israel. of the Farband In Providence, vited to attend this affair. The While recogntzing that the vice-president of the Rhode Is program is under the direction of "general purpose" of this resolu- land Zionist Region and president Alan Pablan. tlon was "wholly consistent with of the Woonsocket Zionist Dis- The Young Adult summer can- U. 8. Government attitudes," the trict. teen Is now in effect. Tbe canteen State Department pointed out that Mrs. Bhoham was executive se- ·"certain promises therein are not cretary of the General Jewish is held every Wednesday begin- wholly accurate." The communi- Committee in Providence, prest_ N&IIATBS THE GEORGE M. COHAN STORY n1ng at 8 P .M. All recently gradu- cation to Rep. Halpern was signed dent of the Had&IIB&h Chapter In ated high school students are in- by Brooks Hays, A.s81stant Beere- Woonsocket and secretary of the "ACTS OF . PROVIDENCE" vlted to attend, as well as Young tary of State for Congressional re- Providence Zionist District. Adults between the ages of 18 to 30. latlons. Mr. and Mrs. Shoham are tat- BROWN UNIVERSITY STADIUM- 8:30 P.M. Mr. Hays said It remained the Ing advantage of a charter ftight 8 NITES- JUNE 24 • JULY 1 view of the State Department that leaving Israel on 29th June, or The Herald ftnds it necessary efforts to tie U. 8. aid to require- gan1zed by the Aasoclation of GENERAL ADMISSION: CHILDREN .75, ADULTS $1.50 many times to edit or omit news ments that Arab lift d1scrlmina- Americans and Canadians in I.s RESERVED: $2.00, $2.50 releases submitted for publication. tory policies would intensify re- rael, to visit Mrs. Bhoham's two ...... at Axtlrttl'1 IIHlc ca~ I, An,y•, PIMt ca. The choice of articles to be omit strictions and "play Into the sisters, Mrs. Haskel Mark and ted Is purely arbitrary. Omissions hand of the Soviet bloc by ex- Mrs. Max Greenberg both of are due to lack of space. acerbating Middle East tensions." Providence. 16 THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1961 Moyor Treatened Over .C"#I~ ~~- Rese"e Now For Anti - Nazi Exhibition JULY 4111 FAMILY • \ July 4th Sc:~~:.,~!:~ ~-j Your Home Away From Home COVE;NTRY, England -Al Harold Williams, provost of the '45 ~...... JimAJt though he had received a tele Coventry Cathedral, has called (1~=••1•> $)45 FULL phone call threatening him and upon all Christians to boycott ~ • Will HOTEL & COTTAGES NOVICK'S !.;:) Moodus, Conn. his family, Lord Mayor William "this exhibition of bitterness." Broadway Shows Callow last week officially attend Callow, however, denying the ex - Al Jarvis and His HOTEL Recording Orch. ed the opening of an exhibit at St. hibit was an attack against Ger Olymplc Pool • Sports MILLIS, MASS. ,Mary's Hall here, of photographs New Villas on the Green many, said, "we protest not Beautiful New Lobby Tel. FR 6-8456 depicting life in nazi concentra against any one nation, but and Dining Room Every Sport • All Activities . tion camps. Finest AMER-JEWISH Pool 160' x 40' • Hom• Cooking against an evil philosophy, against ~Al.;:i;ii!l Cuisine Old Fashioned Hospitality Callow notified police that a Day Camp . Nlte Patrol Special Attention to Diets man's inhumanity to man the man who had telephoned him told Write for Color PER world over." GOLF Brochure or ph: WEEK hiin, "if you and your stinking On Premises Moodus, TR 3-8151 . . . Jewish friends open this exhibit , MAY you and your family will suffer." Full Week, Room and and Good Food $45 JUNE The caller, said the Mayor, All Modem Dancing also (Square) • Tennis . $3 Private Baths. identified himself as speaking for 0 Hayrides· • Shuffleboard • Camp. Write BookleL fires • Tours • Cookouts . Volley "friends of Eichmann" and con PETERSON'S MOTEL Ball • Handball, etc. Complete pro cluded his message with "Seig Narragansett, R. I, gram and supervision for the Tel. 3-7933 Narr• children • Nlte Patrol . Unique Fred Kelman Photo Eichmann!" 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