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VOL XXXIU NO. 20 . FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1948 PROVIDENCE, R. L 7 CENTS THE -COPY Bernadotte's .Decis.iori, EnvoyI . Blasts Epstein /iccepts Gift of Supplies . NE w YORK-UN mediator Count Folke Bernadotte and the Arabs alike were castigated this week. by Eliahu Epstein, Israeli envoy to this country, for the terms of the latest truce agree ment in Palestine. • Epstein, who visited Mayor O'Dwyer at City Hall prior to ac cepting 18 carloads of supplies do nated by Americans for the Israeli government, declared: " We consider Count Bernadot te's recommendations a: departure from the original truce terms. We suggest that Count Bernadotte follow the original decision, in cluding no limitations to be made on immigration." Of the Arabs, he said that they "are going against the whole letter and ·spirit" of the original truce t;erms by inserting conditions in the new agreements. The Arab conditions, he warn ed, might "be only another way ,/ to torpedo the truce." He added that if the truce failed it would be the Arabs' responsibi,lity and pointeChicago Council of the • Leo A. Marks, associate chairman of initial gifts; Samuel Fab B'nai B 'rith and included medical I supplies, trucks tools, canned ricant, chairman, general solicitations; Morris Pritsker, chair Just 4 Months Make It Legal man, women's division; Abraham Peree!ay and Alex Rumpler, goods, clothing, and radio and co-chairmen initial gifts. NEW YORK-Rabbi Stephen S. photographic supplies. Washington announcement of Wise predi<.ted yesterday that the an exchange of "special diplo In the second row are Mes- of general solicitations, was not dames Nathan Levitt, associate fighting in Palestine would end matic representatives" with Is chairman, genez;al solicitations; present. within four montl}s. rael is merely another step in the Rabbi Wise, president of the direction of a path from which Arthur Newman, treasurer; Sam The affair will be held early in Asks Probe of uel Gorman. secretary; Samuel M. September to help. meet the $20,- American and the World Jewish the U. S. A. should never have Shlevin and Philip M. Hak, as Congress, arrived on the Queen strayed. The first step was our 000 quota, double the amount sociate chairmen, general solici raised last year. A dessert lunch Elizabeth from a conference of the U.S. Foreign Service recognition of a de facto govern tations. 'Mrs. Benjamin Golden WJC at Montreux, Switz.erland. ment in Israel The next must eon was served prior to' the meet berg, alsp an associate chairman ing. The war in Palestine will stop, WASHINGTON - Rep. Arthur obviously be transformation of he said, because of the "ever-in G . Klein CD.; N. Y.>, this week this de facto recognition to de creasing protest upon the con called on the State Dept. to in Jure. • science of mankind." vestigate charges that some U. S. In the lexicon of diplomacy, the Mo~f lrgun Recruits Want to Come Home foreign service officers "permit difference between the two kinds racial and religious prejudices to of recognition is Important. De TEL AVDI-Jerry Salzman, 25, shoulder, one in his left, and a influence the.Ir official acts." facto recognition ls simply ack- of Brooklyn, said today he is "still fractured right )eg ' which was Court Term In a letter to Secretary of State nowledgement that a government strong for a Jewish state, but struck by shrapnel. Doctors said Marshall, Klein particularly de exists which effect-ively controls this business of Jews killing Jews he is out of danger. Liberal manded investigation of John the area it purports to govern. came as a complete surprise." Joe Levin of New York, cele Most Bernard Faust. U. S. consul at There is implicit In it no acknow- · Salzman, a lieutenant in a Ma brated his 22nd birthday this week. Beirut, Lebanon. ledgement that the iovemment rine • raider battalion In World He said his best birthday present Faust recently represented the II, In History recognized ls legitimate and rests War was wounded by Israeli was "still being _alive." Levin, who U. S . A. in obtaining the release upon a firm legal basis. Only a de troops in the battle for Irgun served two years In the Army Air The race relatio~ decisions of of 41 American citizens seized Jure recognJtion concedes legaUty Zval Leum1's Altalena-the munl Forces Medical Corps , was in the United States Supreme Court from the American shJp _Marine and transforms what, In the in- tlons ship Irgun tried t.o unload charge of the ship's first aid sta at its last term were the· most Carp when it docked at Beirut. ternaUonal. sense, is a nameless on Palestin ~ shores in deftance ?f tion during the beach battle. Hbcral of any term in recent Sup Americans Interned foundling- Into a legitimate child Ithe truce. He Is in a Tel Av1v 1 "I was taking care of Jake reme Co',lrt history, Shad Poller The Arab Nation interned the In the famlJy of naUons. hospital. Horn when a shell or armor pierc v1ce-pi:esldent of the American Americans, charging they were He saJd he was among 20 Amer ing bullet hit the bulkhead and Jewish Congress. announced this "Zionists" en route to fight in icans, mostJy Jews, who volun steel splinters hit me In the pel week in making public a detailed Palestine. Future of Zionism teered for the George WashJngton vic region," Levin said. analysis of such decisions pre-· Klein said the Americans, who Legion In New York to flj ht t he pared by the Commission on Law returned to this country last week, Zlonls&s are concerned, as the Arabs. and Social Action of the Ameri were quoted by New York news _FIUsburgh convention indlcatell, "Most of us want to go home Herald Photostory; can J ewish Congress. papers "to the effect that . . . o•er the' future of their movement now." he added. Of the nine cases before the Faust made stror:igly anti-Semitic and or,-anJzatlon. With the estab S a l 1, m a n and three other A Day at the Pier Court Involving group relations, and anti-Negro statements." U hment o( the Jewish what wounded Amencans in a hospital state eight resulted in rulings extend 'If these charges are supported happens to the Zionist or,-anJza here said they ha
I:;} "ThJ:s camp has it all OTB' Hope Elkin., d&~ of Mr. Bostrn Kn11pow, da,llDllff of "Diring- and baseball are my ~ last y-ear's eam-p," says Roch and Mrs. Saul Elkin of 35 811:f Mrs.. En. Knopo"III' of 67 Wood f'aTcorite pa.slimes at Camp w eI1e Wolk, daughter of Mr. and folk. Street. sums wp hB im bine Street, ~ in~ Centerland... is the opi:nfun of e Hrs. Lawnnce Wolk of 58 pressicms of Camp Centerla.ncl Jlbo:o'1 the new Camp Cen:ter E'Iliot Gold:man. son ef Dr. and ;;. Ro s l y n A venue. Cranston. nry neatly. "I lie to pla:r in land by Simeon Kins:le;J', ex Mn. ffillTy L Geld:man of %17 ~ "MY" fuorite acli"rity is wri:ti:nK the san4. I like Ute lties aN ecu:tire di:reetor of the Jarish. Summit A.enue.. .Just to shmr - for ~ newspaper. We bare a swinn. Blrl best ef all I like te Cemmunit,, Center, s ta t e d : ibat he is aware of the camp's sw-eil z;rou:p of colIIISelon.. ... pla7 in the T&ier 1Fith ll..rtl a Arts and crafts, table tennis other featares, Ellrot adds: Th.is is my third y-ear at Camp (M=tin Tab. Vlltednmt in an.d ~ are IIlJ' besi "I like all the ~ts. Cen:terland... s:truewr) ." aetivities-b:o'1 I like erery ET~ is S1FdJ.• f.b.inK. I wish all the kids in doos ~ and despoUc Pnrridence could hare some Asks Probe of pov.ers thrown on snch officers by thi:Dz like Camp Cen.terland..· The Jewish Herald law and custom are not stultified Th£ Je..:ish Home Newspaper cif by pri"rate Jll"eiUdices." ' Rhode Island. PubJi-obed Every Foreign Service Week in the Year by the Jewish By introducing Heilenl.c cw:tme I Press Publishing Company. (Continued from ~ 1 ) mt-0 Syria and E:cpt. AJrundier Suhsctiption Rates: Seven Cenls indrn.dual... the Nelli' Yorl!:: Demo the GreaL b&d probahJ:r more m ------the Copy; By Mail. $3J,O per crat \rent on. "but should extend Ouence on the developmem of. HYMAN DATZ Annum. to e.ery state Dept.. officer abroad. Jllda.L1;:m than any ODe lndiTida&l l"\meral semces for ~ Bulk Sl!bsc:ri:ption rates on request. to Dl.llke certain that the tremen- not a Jp;y; by birth. Datz, 88. who died Thtmida.J'. July Walter Rutman. Managing Edi 15. at the Je'ESh Home for the tor. '16 Dmnmce st.. Tel. GAa Aged. following a short ~ pee -1312. Case-Mead Bm»ting were held last Friday s t the Sug- Entered as Seamd-cl&ss Matter Why Cook on Hot Days? l"Uneral Home. Burial was at the Post Office. Providence. - Jenailn• Kart-In. - ef arman Come to CHASE1 S • Prefesor and Mrs. Isnr.el Kap in Lincoln Park Cemet.ezy_ R. L Under the. Act of March Mr. Datz, a nain'e of Russia. 3. 18'19. FOR YOUR DELICIOUS COLD CUTS aein of H8 Manis ATenae, ex pressed this Qinion: "I ba'l'e brought his family to this coun A..;,a} HOT P~ try about ,ro years ago. His lfife. COME IN AFTER THE THEATRE cane to camp for sereral y-ears Rabbis Israel M. Goldman and and mue liied each y-ear bet Mrs. Ida CLel'ine) Datz died 13 We Caitt to Small Parties years ago. Morris ScJuu;sbeim Bmial was in. ter. Thls :rq,r is the best. I like Lincoln Park Cemetery. te drre in deep waiH and the Before his retirement · from actire life,. Mr. Datz bad operated Lt. Weiner. son of Mr. and Mrs. CHASE'S DELICATESSEN lleach is SW'ell." Ale:xBnder Weiner. died in Eng a c:ream<'.Iy store OD Willard A ¥e- il.6 :Hanh Main Slrttt We Delrrer M/ln:ninr 9111 land March 28. 1945. He W&S a n. ue for .ten yea..-s, and prior to of We Are Open '1 Dan a Week that he had a creamery on Doug- nam-e Providence, and was January From 8:3 A. M. Till l?- M:mniv,t. - Frthys Until i O'clodr .las A,enue. born 25, 1918. SUrvivms, J in ad
:; -~ 1 mu be pole. adorned wHh & br&ss Kosen Ing ihe gift,, spate on ~ tlmeJ7 - .. Parents Association oseph Pot,- Dovid. the gifi of the FirA Pres- sfpiffcance of the offer wtih tbe byterlanchmch.. rebtnh of I.lnel. Social Functions To -Sponsor Hayride - Bev. .John HungarJ•nd who -COKPl,E'l'B FACU.J'IDB made ihe preseritaUon dmtng The Parents' Associ:stion of the Church Makes Gift Sabba&h senices, said the clft b7 - Jewish CornrnIIDm> Cenla- TIil _ his rnernbers 1li'&S in s,ppredaUon hare a hayride tomorrow erening Of Flag to Tempie f~ use of Temple~ Dr. A. Nemtmw • Churchill House the ~ Tern- dw:ing the winter months when Optometrist 155- ANGELL S'l'.BEBT his own church was 1IDdergotng .Jewi<;h FlUed. Pres, alpH..ns l1Uled Besen&timas bad & reyairs- Z9 ABOBN ST. GA'n'n MA !M.9, GA.23,'5 and flag- Rabbi Martinband.. in accept-
3J n 'lllitntss ~btrtof, {he undersig;ned organizations I have joiued in presenting this certificate. \ LIFE ·s CE AGE:' CY · ~ATIO rAL SOCIATIO r I lL.\..:- GEMK. -T ASSOCIATIOX OF LIFE NDER\YRITERS :i . For Reliability and Complete Coverage of -AJI Your Insurance Needs Call on Swartz Insurance Agency DE 5566-5567 -························~························································! Jack Garfinkel of Willarcj. Avenue and New England with their .. (Continued :on P~e·, 5) and Mr. and Mrs. Louis D. Gleck bridal consultants man of Mulberry Street. Mr. Gab . suits.-~ rilowitz is the brother,- and Mes del-mar-lee Hats - exclusively dames Kiener, Chafetz. Garfinkel IO Let ..... and Gleck:man the sisters of Mrs. ... ~de,,eei., Go<:uiman, .the 'former Miss Fay ... Ea. . ProT. Gabrilowitz of - Providence. ... Moves to Houston, Texas ABE ·,KROLL l>4 Mrs. Clara Perelman and dau- the Florist 5 · ghter, Elaine Perelman, formerly ... of 28 Felix Street, this city, have SUGGEST THE taken up permanent residence at ~ 2418 Blodget t , Houston, Texas. "SOMETHING NEW" IN • .: < ...Q Return from Trip WEDDING DECORATIONS- Miss Ruth Tanenbaum a n,d 633 Westminster Street ~ Miss Eleanor J acobson have re-; GAspee 8088 ~ turned from a vacation trip to. t he Laurels Country Cluo, New York. ~ ~ 111 Lazarus' Have Son ~ Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lazarus For Quality Cleansing U's of 67 Thackeray Street announce = the birth of 'their first child, a White House rn...= INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED son, Philip James, on July 11. Mrs. Lazarus is the former Miss Cle~nsers :l: CUSTOM MADE On Your Way to the Pier ~ Charlotte Brownstein. ... Stop at Our Main Office DONNA MAE Lerners ha·ve Son and Plant -0~ Mr. and Mrs. ;Howard Lerner 444 Wellington Ave., Cranston z MILLINERY announce tht birth of a son, FOR YOUR ~ Robert Mark on July 7th. Mrs. Q 93 Eddy St. Room 4Q5 Mrs. Jack Skashnick, the former Miss Ann Martha Goldblatt, - - SUMMER CONVENIENCE Lerner is the former Miss Rose ;..... Cor. Weshninster DE '7094 who was married o.n July 10 at the Narragansett Hotel. • While At 0 O'Gorman BuildinK Miller. Narragansett Pier ..,.. == Vacationers from New Orleans Stop at our Branch Office ~ The Misses Simone Brumberg Main Street, East Greenwich ~ (':> ,J,,,, rlI • . n~ I I and Esther Zion of New Orleans, (next to the diner) =E-< I._ ___ c'>_1oc_~_~_-,, ___ .,~HU_· __ -IIV_•een, ____ I La ., are vacationing in New York
Adelmans in Onset Miss Taber Engaged ' Mr. and Mrs. Murray Andelman Mr. and Mrs. Philip Taber of and family, of Providence, are Congress • Avenue announce the spending the summer at the Asia engagement of their daughter, KOSHER CATERING Hotel', Onset, Mass. Miss Frances Taber, to Samuel WITH ALL THE CONVENIENCES OF II g-eats lnlS!blJ. I Olloves Have Daughter Granoff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis alu fix ZIPPEn, Hud Granoff of Lorimer Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. George Ollove of Returns From Clinton HOTEL AND DOWNTOWN LOCATION bigs, JewtlrJ,' Hosiery, 279 Rugby Street announce the sweaters, Gines, C1ocis, Miss Joan Iris Gabar, daughter birth of a second daughter, Eli of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gabar, Tmtat, lrctlS. 11 (let zabeth Ann, on July 3. Mrs.. Ollove_ ilGCSI uytt;lag, of Cypress St. has returned from is, the former Miss Faye Botvin. a three week's vacation at Clinton, Westermans Have Son Conn., where she was the guest NARRAGANSETT HOTEL Mr. and Mrs. Jack Westerman of Mr.- and Mrs. William Gins- burg. _ · of 40 Shirley Boulevard, Cranston, announce the birth of a second Goodmans ~isit Providence STRICTLY KOSHER KITCHEN son, Michael, on July 16. Mrs. ¥1°· and ~ , Irv ·Goodman and 212 Qnion Street UNDER THE Westerman is the I former Miss sons. Joel Marvin and Richard of ·Providence Sara Braun of New York City. Detroit, Mich. !ll'e vacationing in . .1Ar.ksou 2805 Providence at the home of Mrs.· Supervision of the Woad Hacashruth ( Mrs. Friedman Feted Goodman's brother-in-law · and In celebration of the 13th wed sister, Mr. and Mrs. R. Maurice ' ONLY HOTEL IN RHODE ISLAND APP.ROVED ding anniversary of Mrs. Eugene Cohen of 57 Higgins Avenue. Friedman, a luncheon was given CLOSED MONDAYS Other relatives whom the Good BY THE OFFICIAJ, KASHRUTH ORGANIZATION July 14 by Mrs. Sidney J. Hoff mans are visiting while in this man at the Open Door, Wakefield, city include Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. I. Gabrilowitz of Willard Avenue, FALL and WINTER BOOKINGS After the luncheon the party of Mrs. Annie Kiener of Mulberry NOW BEING ACCEPIED friends drove to the new home Street, Mrs. Dora Chafetz of of Mrs. Ann Robinson at Narra Mansfield Street, Mr. ·and Mrs. gansett. Pier where cards and mah jong were played. In the evening Mrs.. Hoffman continued her en tertalrunent with a supper at Howard Johnsons. Those present at the celebration included Mesdames- Celia Hoff Open man,~ Robinson, Rose Parizer,, . Ann Strumfeld, Esther Sorgman, Late Tillie Reuter and Sylvia Jacobs. Economical I Evenings To Shop Center Players and at Broadcast on WHIM Sunday! The Prime The Center Players, under the 111 ORMS STREET direction of Gerald Oster, will present "Next Year in Jerusalem" COTTONS - SILK over station WHIM, next Mon DRESSES day evening at 7 :30 o'clock. The SPECIAL SPECIAL half hour play written by Ala n \ Marcus received favorable pub Agnes Hanks licity when produced last year DRESSMAKING over the Eternal Light Program. FRESH CREAMERY NEW YORK KOSHER It presents the problem\ confront STUDIO ed in Israel and is particularly timely. , BUTTE.R Play Suits Participating will be Alan Os ter, Sumner Pearl, Nathalie Levitt, .FRANKFORTS Alterations Marjorie Kramer , Paul Litwin, G loria Gray,- Edwin Wattman, Dreues - Gowns - SuU.s - Coats Ruth Bored, Edith Fink, and Ida Conrad Bldg. Rooms 45-46 Linder . The Center Players, who 385 WESTMINSTER ST. are interested in promoUng the Cor. Empire St., Providence brotherhood of man, h ave been Open Daily h ea rd over WHIM for t h e past 9 :00 A. M . - 5 :30 P. M . two Mondays, and will continue 79~~-Slightly Sailed ' Tel GA!l]>ee 084.Z d uring the s ummer to broadcast every Monday a t 7 : 30 o'clock. .. l
I ,JEWS ENTER INDl'.i\ · marriage l,)y her parents•, was at- of Bernon Street. Witz; ~ Liesel Roth and Miss u:> tifed -in a pale pink. crepe·· (Jress ' , .'.Pl~· 1pouble ting ·c;erem<>DY Wali Siµlona , Holly Go~dsmith, all of NEW DELHI-Official Indian I g~ ~ith a ma~Iwig ~r ~d. v~U. :A ·~rtormed at the Sberatou Hotel Worcester, and Mrs. Har.Jan Hur• sources said a number of· Jewish I y Ilavender · orchid- :.de~oray!d '. the ir:i' w~,r~stei' on Bupday; .,JUly_, 4;_ witz -of'W.ashfngtoh, D.. C. families ha~e crossed into India Bible ·she- carried. , , • • , by ~!>bi· ~vi Qlan. ·, ,, ' . • · · Harry- Moses of Chicago served 1-J from Pakistan. The Mo/llem Dom ~------, -- Miss Josephine Berman of Wor- ,Tne, btl.de.'was attended by her as ,best man for his brotller. His = (Continued from ·Page 5) ' cest.er, a cousin of tiie. J>#de, the sister,:.in-}aw,. ~ii. ' Bernard Hur- ·.son, ~ruce, was r,lng-bearer: ' , l'J inion has sided with the Arabs in maid · of honor, seleetei:i' a , white ·witz, as matron of honor -and.the ': N:ter a reception, the couple left 'lj the Palestine conflict. the bride of Philip Simon of Plea- crepe . dress and pal_e -~een s,iit ,.bU-.. ,4.. e_sm, · aids were Miss Mol;ly, ,ior a .weddin. g . trip to -New York ~O sant Street at an afternoon wed- · · ding ceremony pe,rformed Sunday, acce§SOries. Her bouquet. )V~ W:- Moses ~d Miss Sll:irley Port of. and Atlantic City. They are mak- ~ July 4, at Temple Emanuel by isman roses. The bride's mother .~ovi_~encei, Miss ~ Pearl Hur,-, , fng' t~e4:iJ1ome at_15 Balcom st, . S wore a royal blue crepe dr~ss.and • · l'J Rabbi !srael Goldman, assisted by a corsage of roses. · · " . ' ~eat, g· ilj:<~. Z · Cantor David Einstein. Arthur · · ~ () Einstein was the .organist. Irving Lii.Pidus was the best . ~ l'J 1 maI), for the groo~ 8.I/,d his sisl:er, ~d(/ . ' A .receP.tion was held, following and brother-in'-law, Mr. an
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We Suggest That You Make Your I Reservations. Now
1. ucation next week, Monday li'i======for the remainder of the summer =State PTA ·To Hold through Friday, in the interest of and play regular exhibition games home. school and community re with other teams of the l~e so Workshop At RICE lations.. that they might be in better con I dition when the season i$ resumed ~ All PTA-members in Rhode Is The workshop· will ~ore the SYD COBEN: in September. ~ land are eligible to enroll in a opportunities for more rounded is a good idea-IF the teams "Workshop" to be conducted at PTA -service to the children of n co can muster enough strength to .., the Rhode Island College of Ed- this state by learning of other Plans "Operation Baseball" ;,,c ,______agencies working in specialized make the games worthwhile. And ways for the same ends.. In addi- it is a problem that only the in 5.., tion to the opening addresses by dividual teams can sol'"e. ARROW LINES leading R.. L !!ducat.ors and offi It was..no mere coincidence that, thoughttion needs than much we- morewere time able and to ______....., __ _ i>C PROVIDENCE - HARTFOBD cials of the n_ational and state in a recent column, I suddenly < DAILY SERVICE PTA congresses, large groups of pointed t-0 the fact that more and give the softball league last spring. Have your tennis rackets re Q Also consultants in the various fields more Jewish athletes are strtving The boys did a great job in or strung and repaired by factory studied will be on hand to answer to make careers for themselves in ganizing the latter in a hurry last experts - also badminton and f Charter Work professional baseball. The idea April. Knowing now what we can squash rackets!! FOR ALL ~ONS CALL questions.. The program is being sponsored was rooted all the way back to do when we know what we want Q Office-'1'1 Washington Si- Shop R. L 's friendly sports by the R.. L Congress of PTA's and January, when I first mentioned and how to go about it, we should GA. OS'n st.ore for a complet.e line of ~ the R.. L College of Education. aloud that our community should be able to do a better jo~ on each w have a softball league. It was but sport to which we turn. balls, covers, presses, plus many the first., in ·a series of articles I ·more values for fishing, base = intend to write from time to time ball, or whatever sporting items The Softball Layoff you have in mind!! =ID on that subject. ... Wedding Gifts The reason is local in origin, It is still more than a month ~ although you may wonder how a before the soft.ball league season COMPLETE SELECTIONS OF sports column can claim to be ~a-a.in will get under way, and in FILMORE-BURTON local by di,erting to the national the meantime many members of sports scene. Here's how. the various teams are chafing at the lack of activity. Some are WATCHES - FOUNTAIN PENS Until this spring there was no COMPANY organized le~"1..le or association working out Sunday mornings, !_: 11* '145 EAST AVENUE, PAWT. ~ SILVER HOLLOWARE and -FLATWARE that catered to all elements of but they tell me they don't have .g the Jewish community, as the the same feelingo r ambition when End of Hope St., at City Line they are just fooling· around. softball lea.,"1..le does now. T h e Open EYenings Until 9:30 P. M. The s~ogestion has been made birth of this column- was accom BLackstone 3821 panied by the determination to that the fellom; who still are in sponsor such organization, to in t-0wn should reorganize their lines ------terest the people in more active KAPLAN'S participation in sports and to get more Jewish sports activity under ~1 JEWELERS way_ 199 WEYBOSSET STREET Softball, a popular sport with ffl men of all ~oes, was the event D URAND's::;.~.:- I OUR 45TH YEAR IN BUSINESS chosen to be plugged because I realistically figured · it would be ,42 HOPE ST., PROVIDENCE ¼ ~ ~~~ the easiest to get going, since AT ROCHAMBEAU AYE. . ;:., ;: many men already were t urning CANDY and ICE GREAM li~L@ out for pick-up games on Sunday MA.. 9281 • mornings in the - spring. summer Mods, of the choicest ingredients: Rich fresh cream. creamery and early fall. butter, gronuloted sugar, luscious fruits, selected nut meots, end _LISTEN TO The Next Project _ pure fla vorings. Every item sold in Durand's is o wholesome, . Now that the ball is rolling and nourishing food that moy be safely en1oyed by o il the fumily. gathering momentum, now that ~ SUMMER CANDY ASSORTMENT-lb 79.c "THE ETERNAL LIGHT" the community. is ~ in terms of leagues and tourna Includes Creom Rings, Jelly Rings. French ougots, A PROGRAM SERIES DRAWN FROM THE RICH ments, now that even the women ~ Commels, Cream Mints, Cocoanut Pieces STOREHOUSE OF. JEWISH LITERATURE, are planning a sports program HISTORY AND MUSIC bigger than any they have had to ICE CREAM OF THE MONTH date. I would like to put in the B .: PBEBB¥ HIPPLE· Every Sunday 12:30 to l p. m. first plug for the nel!.-t, and fav in lee Crean1 S4das or Sur.does-for your orit.e project, of this column.. "take home.. dessert, party or bridge. Baseball, not soft.ball, is the so "Durand's-the 1ilenl partner for the fastidious hostess." Sunday, July 25 called national sport. Baseball , - -OJ>iN. SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS UNTIL 11 P. M. c a r r i e s most of the headlines. 1 11Joseph and Benjamin11 Baseball is the best of all sports ·----- 0...ned ond Operated by Leo J. Btennan _____ from a career an.,"1e, financially and otherwise. Yet, among the Jewish population of Providence WJAR and vicinity, the kids with pro mise P~ relatively no baseball. .FRED SPIGEL'S Kosher Meat Market I have heard the opinion !!."{ pressed, and I agree "With it, that it is a wonder. and a pity., that ... no local Jewish athlete has dis Freddie Says: _ ~~ ~ed himself in baseball.. ,., Yet, why should we wonder when Shop Here and Save TELEVISION '!< we continue to ignore the pos ...~ sibilities and provide so few op Guaranteed INSTALLATION ~ portunities for the kids to play ,,...~ ball? Guaranteed SERVICE ,., Looking to the Future LAMB CHOPS lb. 85c .... Admitting that it is too lat-e Guaranteed PERFORMANCE .... to do anything about it for the ,., 1948 season, I bring up the sub LAMB BRISKETS 2 lbs. 45c ...~ ject now with reference t-0 the fu IRA'S RADIO SERVICE CO. $ ture. I believe we should organize CHICKENS ,, a Jewish baseball league in addi 46c lb. 395 SMITH STREET DExter 91'18 ...~ tion to our one-season-old soft NET WEIGHT · NO HALF POUND ADDED ~ ball league. I belie,-e we should - do all in our power t-0 make this league a success--a large, per A FREDDIE EXTRA ! manent organization. I believe we should encourage the boys to Spring Chickens Available Non-Cancellable play baseball. And I don't be lieve that such an organization With No Pin Feathers ACCIDENT and HEALTH would hurt the softball leag ue in INSURANCE any way, except possibly among And When You Buy Chickens You Get the WrUte.n By the present Junior division. where the change would be for the better. U it should be found that not Added Benefit of Clean Plucking by enough men, either in quanli~ or Frank Lazarus qualU,y, are amiable at the start Freddie's Exclusive Machine Which LIFE INSURAN ~S to make the baseball league a ~oing concern. then we should Your Inquiries Solicited pool our resources and try to get Removes All Pin Feathers one team orpnized, or two, and FRANK LAZARUS apply for admission to one of INSURANCE ADVISOR Providence's amateur lea~es, or plllJ' apinst Jewish or non-Jewish SHOP FREDDIE'S FOR QUALITY Indus1rial Tnat GAQ,ee 381! B.. ,u m11x. Proridence, L teams of other communilies. 190 WILLARD AVENUE The planning of such a promo- Submit your news items to the Women, Miss Shirley Stein, Chair- 1--R-e-,,-·a_b_l_e_w_.·_n_d_o_w__ , ::: Herald. They are printed without man, announced this week. Both char-ge. ~:~. to study psychiatric. social Cleaning Company Mrs. Isabella Sichel of Jawa- 9 Meni Court HO 2889 :i1 row, Poland, whose studies at the Established In 1921 l".I Medical University of Lemberg in Awnings and Storm Windows .u.... Poland had to be terminated in Installed and ·Removed ;g 1941, will attend the New York ;Uow.AR0J~nsol6 School of Social Work under the grant. ~ - .. t:I DELICIOUS Ml;ALS Jacob Jupiter, of Vienna, will l".I complete the requirements for his FINE LUGGAGE ~ DAIRY BAR Masters Degree at the School of l".I Social Work at Washington State ... Only 12 Miles from Providence College. VACATION TIME l".I Route No. 1 at No. Attleboro Mrs. Eleanor Burdick Mandel IS NEAR-- ...~ - 00 Open 'Till Midnight baum of Syracuse, N. Y. and Miss GET YOUR LUGGAGE AT Marie Rosenzweig, of Chicago, Ill., = received the other two grants. FINECRAFTER ;; WEDDING- A new suburban settlement LUGGAGE SHOP ~ "Beth Emanuel Neuman" being DIVISION OF .!' l_NVIT ATIONS built at Ramat Gan in Palestine 4-Hour Printing Sen!ce has been named in honor of Dr. ;J. & R . FEINSTEIN, INC. ='3 Printed - Embossed, Neumann, president of the Zion- 229 North Main St. 9 I 11• Engraved 11is~t~O~r!ga~nlz~~a~ti~o~n~of~Am~~e~ri~c~an~.- ~~!!':!~~~~~~~~!!':!~~ _,. Bar-Mitzvah Invitations l : - ~ BffiTH ANNOUNCEMENTS A reception was 'held in the Sons of Abraham Congregation · SHOWER CARDS after the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Brier on Sunday, June ... FAVORS 27. -Mrs. Brier is th-e former Miss Etta Shatkin. COME IN ···SEE WHY ~ THANK YOU INFORMALS ...~ $'° All Types of Printing I I A F W O d .... g EmJ;ec~-~~~t~~osset _srae i ir orce as rganize co ..00 , In 1943; Has Been Underground 5 Years -POLLACK s- NEW YORK-The Israeli air Ea rly in 1945 the group moved force was organized in August, to Naam, where it engaged in a Everybodyt 1943, but remained "underground" photo reconnaissance project for Delicatessen for five years, the monthly jour- Haganah's planning division. The nal of the Palmach, the Hagan- operation was secret because the Grocery ah's commando force, said this British would have considered· the week. action "wartime espionage," the· In August, 1943, 30 youths and journal said. Shop Where It's Convenient girls met secretly to study ele- The British learned of the air Where At One Stop You Can mentary gliding and flight theory. force in June, 1946, and arrested ,Pointing 11 lo Obtain Everything You Need. Later students obtained com- m a ny .fliers, but it was rebuilt mercial pilot's· licenses, and, with secretly and continued to operate six others from the gliding school, in such tasks as warning isolated 230 Willard Ave. MA 2834 set up a flight unit at Mishmar settlements of impending Briti,:,h Haemek. raids and carrying supplies to re- ,/ - mote outposts. .- By the time the war with the Arabs- started, the journal said, A Cool Modernized Kitchen! the air force was composed of scores of skilled pilots plus a flight Hotpoint I Modernizing your kitchen is one sure way of Lu rning a training school. place of necessary Loil inlo one of cool comforl and 1 .f enjoyment. ·
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" Leonard Meyer~. thirteen years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Meyers' of Gor ton Street. •Photo by Michel Loshakoff
,. Neil Mandell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mandell of Philadelphia, Pa,, form erly, of Providence.
,!' I Jeffrey Stephen Lipet, one I ... ' ' year old, . son of Mr. and Mrs. James Lipet of Forest · Jane Susan Hozyitz, 1 Street. Mrs. Louis Horvitz of 45 ~ Photo by Michel Loshakoff ..
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Cynthia Lee Snyder, three m o n th s old, daughter of , Mr. and Mrs. I. Lewis Sny der of 109 Ruggles· Street. Photo by Loring Studios
,:\nn ~i ladys Greenberg, I one year old, daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. Selig Green berg of Forest Street. • I Photo by Michel Loshakoff ••
Michael Howard W Mrs. Mark Weinberg of 2 - - ''0-ur -Yo~nger Set"
Judith Lynne Ger b er , eight months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Gerber of President Avenue. Photo by Michel Loshakoff••
Sally Diane Mandell, dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Theo dore ~andell of Philadel phia, formerly of P r o v i - dence.
_Michael Gerald Berger, 20 •. months old, son of Mr. and ; months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe · Berger of 106 >llrY A venue, Pawtucket. Olney Street. Photo by Gabermann- Photo by A. N. Zelnicker
Naomi S. Klein, eleven months old, daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. Arthur B. Klein of Saunderstown, R. I. Photo by Lorin~ Studios
Carl Michael Sandler, two years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sandler of Ogden Street. Photo by Michel Loshakoff..
ierg, two years old, son of Mr. and an Avenue. Photo by Loring Studios ·l \' ..... Fine Feathers for Fall Fasl1ions ao ..O>... ..;... ~ 5... ~< ..~ ~ r-, Q
~f,;l = =00 S';.. f,;l ' ... f,;l 0z ~ Pheasant and coq feather fancies .. Sweeping .iridescent coq feathers trim this pu.tf-crown bonnet of beige ;> 0 lend smartness to this Winter white and taupe felt, with narrow brtm. ~ i:i.. profile bonnet by B. ]. Goldenberg. Morris Schachter gets credit.
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The city's wh?lesale 1~.illinery1 r!narket p~t its best_ hat foncar,d at the Astor .yesterday. This sweeping creation of beige felt, like a pa~re s, has· a velvet -flange trimmed with pheasant br~ast a,nd quills. It's a G. Howard H • Upslwoti~1 1vi11gs .of bright tier111illon and a dotted This cocoa. brotv,1 De/our vagabo11cl /wt by Kurz, with veil set o this e11u.m1ld green scoop bonnet, It was Re111inisce 11{, of 192,5 is Alba t11rba11 of s11eckle . ----·------''---- co American; South African, Join · ~{~ ' . =In For~lng-Palesfirii Movie Industry LOUIS SA.NDLER $ . ,. v;,-- L Cf ,Y: . ' . = "i . ( ' • ' Because history is something "A Place Call~ Home," written OF ~·"! ~ a. llt.tle off on if.s timing, the film and directed by Krumgold, and ~ industry of the ne~ State of Is- produced by both members of the .;a rael will always · be a. year older firm. LOUIS' KOSHER CATERING i:i than the country it represents. It Of "A Place Called Home," ~ Wllf in 1947-when j;he Jewish Lourie says: Wishes to Thank The Hundreds of Customers Who Made ;i,;- state began to emerge out of the "It is, we think, a bit unusual. · < realm of hope, ,and to proceed If one were asked to put into any His Opening Days such a Su_ccess at the Delicatessen, Dairy and e into the area of realization-that category at all-sa.y tragedy or Restaurant Departments of !he f a motion pictllre, J?roduction com- comedy or whatever-one would pany called Palestine. Film, Inc., say it is a comedy. Joe Krum Q was formed by a South African gold felt-and I agreed with him ~ named Norman Lourie, and an completely-that another fl. Im PRIME KOSHER MARKET ~ American natl¼.~ Joseph Krum- depicting the drama.tic_ su<;ceSS ~ gold. that the Jews have had m build He Pledges Continued High Quality Products = It may be the bet:ter part of en- ing up their country during the =thusiasm to call Palestine Films a. pa.st few decades, would be just and Courteous Service ~ motion picture industry. Certainly, that-dramatic. But it would 111 ORMS STREET JAckson 6021 ~ by the glossy cstandards handed hardly have any freshness or nov ~ down to us from Hollywood, it is elty about it. We wanted to tell ~ far from it. Here are no 100-acre a story that would indentify our f5 studios, no lofty _sound stages, no hero with a~y one of ten million z aggregations of technical person~ young men m any ot~er country, ~ nel, and certainly no great supply and not as a single-mmded, high- 8 of equipment. .But just as there purpose ;;uperman who overcomes :> are people who· -are firm in their every obstacle, and ends the show _A_f ' See this spectacular new ir•vention that will wash-clean 750 cars a day. Housed in a new modern $150,000 Plant. See haw our skilled staff sets the thrilling process in mo tion . . . how the immense soft-textured ro tary brushes powered by giant motors whirl the dirt away and restC:res your car's I ,good finish to a glistening appearance of newness. You're Next •.• this mobile car washing · marvel is just this fast . • • You drive in, leave your car, and walk to the other end of bulldi~g and drive away. At lut . .. this lone alep fonn.nl taku car wubinc out of the hone and buny WITH BUTTERMILK dua. • MAil, AND PHONE Will not Irritate the most delicate ORDERS F'll.LED skin. Boxes of 12 cakes in blue, MIHIT -MAH AUTO LAUNDRY pink, white, green. l.'75 DYER & DORRANCE ST., Providence GA K1i; TOll..ETRIES, FffiST FLOOR 8-S Doily - 8 -1 2 Sundays • ARAB RECRUITS the. t,:r__ab countries-if they sur- ~ ;~:ir1:~!eofbe~~n:: - 1"1i1i\i ~,.-- el'•It is estimated that more ro:~~: Jane,·(ohen Entered In Fraternity Contest JERUSALEM-Poles and Yugo Christadelphians, a Christian sect . / - than 300 already have enlisted. - slavs who ' fought in the N a,zJ who believe that the resurrection• -;Jane Lee Cohen, daughter Mi&!! armies and are ,~ow in d.lspla8ea will ~ of Christ come about only of Mie\ a.nd Mrs. Hy D. Cohen of persons' cam}'.)S in Germany, fear when the Jews have returned ·169 Lauriston Street, will repre to li:ig . to return-to ~eir homes, are t.'.! Palestine. sent RHO Chapter of Alpha Epsi- Loc~l-~o.rp_~~ M.~~t, = being recruited to fight in the lon Pi Fraternity at the first na Arab armies. They are being of Survivin,g ,P~lish Kin tional "Sweetheart of A. E. Pi" fered salaries of -$40 a week and 0== contest. to be ' held at Narragan the 1right to make their homes in Mrs. Isadore Wuraftic of this AUTO SAFETY sett Pier on Saturday September city and her sister, Miss Shir 9 11. ley Filler of Boston are on a t.'.! GLASS Miss · Cohen, now attending §!!111111111111111111111m111111111111111111111111111111111111111~ z Installed While You Wait trip to the home of their bro 0 Wheelock College in Boston, was ther, Philip Filler in Montreal, " t.'.! chosen from among many parti ~- PAUL'S ~ Canada, where they will be re ... Arrow Glass Co_. cipants at the annual Spring For t.'.! §J~ united with another sister, Mrs. 1·16 Broadway UN 2525 mal held at the Chapter house at" ' Ida Pearl of Poland. ...~ Rhode Island State College. She Mrs. Pearl is the only sur r:n wm compete against girls rep Featuring Bo.'ltonlan anrt vivor of the 18 members of her resenting chapters from coast to :\lansflel ~ Are,i Yeu f>_lanning a Wedcli'nQ? .. May I Suggest Something New -..... in Wedding p e-c or at ions, [_~-J-;. , Bri~al Flower:s and -the. Ar.. , ... 0 N ranging • of Your )Veddin_g l!::=z:::.· ==· :=;:• • With, ~RL~NE . S~B : .. 11,4 Ceremony? For Appointments Call There's a 'Feldman Everywhere! other birthday 1will be celebrated ~- The Isadore Feldmans are hav- by Phyllis Robinson. ,phyl will be ing a hard time keeping' track , of 19,- July 29. · ~ < . J. "PONCE their four, daughters. Tpe young- Return from ·Mount Washington , S 16 Te~ple St. ' WI '156'1 est, ·Phyllis, is spending the ,sum- . Janis Sopkin. and Bob Roth ~ mer at Camp Eaglepoint in New man with their family have re r... Fall I and Winter Bookings • Hampshire; Joan is touring the ·turned from a two week· stay_at I Now Being Accepted ~ country, :qer destination Califor- Mount Washington Hotel. ,., nia; Mrs. Sydney Chafetz and her Acce1t,~d at College· ~ ~ husband are touring Europe on, Allan Blackman has been ac- fal HEADQUARTERS FOR their way back from studying in cepted at ·colby College in Ma'ine. France., and Mrs: Sydney Boren d • = and her husband and· son, Dickie; :You can uncross your fingers -an 00= DIABETIC ·are at Narragansett ·Pier. ·y,ou toes now, Allan! i can't blame Mr. ·and"Mrs. Feldman Change their Address ..,fal -~'rooo - for being lonesome! You won't find Mr.' and Mrs. A Large Line to Select . From Return from Visit Jerry Brownstein or · their dau- fal );'rices Reasonable The Harry Fains have just re'- ghter, Myrna, at home if you ~ turned from visiting their two visit them at Camp Street. The fal Peirce's ,Mr. and M~. Jerry Roth;· of J30 Pe~ Stre!'t, who were sons, Bert and Bob, horseback Brownsteins have a new home s • married recently. riding counselors 'at· Indian Acres now on O~den Street. ;.,. Hea.lth· Shoppe camp in Maine. Visiting at Home · Mrs. Bernard Kral, daughter ~ 96 Dorrance Street I, i:i. Surp,rise Visit of the Max Sadlers, is spending Opp. Narragansett Hotel Mintz Lauded for "Me and Molly''' Role Mrs. · Barney Stone certainly the summer at her parents' home. fal - . was surprised last Saturday when Mrs. Kral and her daughters ~- NEW YORK-,One of the can- or other. with the theater. As her daughtei:'-in-la\111, Mrs. Natha:n \Yendy and Marcia, will be here, = dictates for honors for the best a boy in Lemberg, 'in ,that pa:rt 'Stone, came home'fox: a few weeks until September. Dr. and lvlrs. supporting performance of the or' Austria which is now Polish visit. Formerly of Providence, the Kral are residents of New York. • season is Eli Mintz, whose por- territory, he would listen for Nathan Stones have been r.esi- Seen· On Yacht . . Have ·trayal of the kindly, philosophi- hours while his father, a tailor dents of California for1 the past ' The. Abe Fines, Marris ·Espos, 81by . cal Uncle David in "Me and Mol- by vocation and playwright by two years, Peter Wol'.fes, George Gerbers, Photo- ly," the new Gertrude Berg com- hobby. would dictate plays as he Birthdays Are Celebrated and Harry Blachers seemed to be 9rephed , edy at the Belasco, won the pla1:1- was sewing. dits of virtually every ·dram a Mintz made his debut .as a per- Little Debbie Resnick, daughter having a grand time on the Fine's ' the ., critic. former when he was only ten, of Mr. and' Mrs. Earl Resnick, yacht last week. The crowd was 1