Censored Editorial Blames Israel Politics, Not Security For Secret Trial Of Editors JERUSALEM - The Israel said: "The court decided to give Government jtasconflrmed that a light sentence as It accepted the two editors had been sentenced to statement of the accused that they- THE ONLY ENGLISH -JEW/SH WEEKLY IN R. /. AND SOUTHEAST MASS . ),, one-ye'ar prison terms after a had acted unthinkingly, and also secret trial earlier this month for the reason that this was the I Involving security matters. The first occasion In the history of VOL. L, NO. 52 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1967 15¢ PER COPY 16 PAGES _;: secrecy Immediately came under the state that Journalists had been press attack. sentenced for publishing a report

~~itttE:r~ff:~~~::l~;~~:J ::et:;£:~i~~7::e;;e ~l~~tp:~~ Brown-Pembroke Students Invite Dr. Nesher 1 r:i: ::::t~>E:1i~;::~ ~t!l:t;~r:~~i~~~r~;::f;~ To Tomorrow's Arab-Weighted Conference found guilty and sentenced without state prosecution." a whisper of this sequence of The statement said the court's By LOIS A'TWOOD · oil Interests." The registration events reaching the press." findings, of which one passage was A conference on the Middle fees will al so be used for con- The Government disclosed Ina omitted for "security reasons," East which almost Ignored Israel ference costs. press office statement that She- were that the accused "published was planned for today and Satur- (A Jewish Telegraphic Agency muel Mor, editor of the weekly or caused to be published matters day, Feb. 25, at Brown University story which appeared In a New magazine Bui, and an assistant Impl ying s ecret Information and Pembroke College. Thanks to York newspaper on Sunday editor, Malxlm Gllan, were tried contrary to the state security an editorial In the Brown Dally reported that two New York Con- In sessions Feb. 6 and 12 for an law." Herald and the earnest efforts of gn:ssmen, William F. Ryan and article that allegedly contained The newspaper Ha'aretz said three Israel-oriented persons on Benjamin S. Rosenthal, have false Information "harmful to the the Government had tried to keep the Brown campus, the student "condemned the help which the state." · the trial and conviction secret committee planning the third CIA provides to an anti-Israel or- The statement was issued after 1 'not as a result of securt ty.. con- international conference realized gantzation. 'They have mentioned The New York Times had reported slderatlons but out of pollr!cal the necessity of giving Israel a reports that the CIA finances the that Mr. Mor and Mr. Gilan were considerations." place at the table. Dr. Aryeh so-called American Friends of the arrested Dec. 11, the day of the Ha'aretz said "it was even ~sher. thecoor,~nator oflsr~el's Middle East, a pro-Arab anti- appearance of 8 Bui Issue featur- more shameful that the Attorney Peace Corps, Sherut La am, Israel propaganda front. . . . Ing a story that hinted at the (Continued from page 12) has been Invited to lead a morning They menr!oned the attacks on Is- futur~ downfall o! Premier Levt ~~ group di s c uss i on on "Israel rael which this organization has Eshkol. c· 6' T. k , Today: lntegrar!on of Soclery" and Issued through Its former Middle The Government statement mer am a 1ves IC ets to be present at one of the after- East director .. . . The congress- stressed that the two editors had noon discussions. men also Indicated that this or- pleaded gull ry under. civil law To 24 For 'Grand Prix' The heavyArab welghting ofthe ganlzatlon helps finance another that prohibits the unauth

I THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1967

0 se~~i:;~:Bi;d :::~:;:~ Human Rights Commission Acts Only ~l::r1?:~~1;ri!i;:; For Negroes, Says Resigned Rabbi 75. Rabbi Chayon had also been president of the Council of Admin­ NEW YORK - The chairman known to Mr. Booth, who "didn't Rabbi Jacob Joseph School. He istration of the Rab bl nl ca I of the New York Commission on do anything about them." was a co-founder of Operation Institute, comprised of all Moroc­ Hwnan Rights acts only on the The commission Is appointed Yorkville, an organization that can rabbis. The Grand Rabbi of complaints of Negroes, said Rabbi by the Mayor. The chairman, fights the dissemination of smut Morocco, Mikael Encaoua, and Jullus G. Newnann who resigned who receives $25,000ayear,lsthe among minors. presidents of the Jewish organi­ last week from the commission. only salaried member. He Is president of the Jewish zations participated In the funeral He charged that the chairman The agency Is supposed to en­ American Board for Peace and ,services. Ignores discrimination against force a city law against discrimi­ Justice, Inc., and vice president Jews. nation In education, accommoda­ of the Society of Supporters of the Wllllam H. Booth, commission tlons and inunlclpal government. House of Sages, Inc., an associa­ chairman since last February, It Is charged with the responsl­ tion of 35,000 rabbis. He Is also denied the charges. Mayor blllty of barring discrimination on splrlrual adviser to the asso­ PARKa, Lindsay ~fended his appointment the basis of race, creed, color, ciation. 1 DI Mr. Booth, a Negro, and said national origin, age or sex. An­ Dr. Neumann Is a member of Cie111t"v ._.,r, &m that Rabbi Newnann had never other of Its tasks Is to ease com­ the Union of Orthodox Rabbis of made such charges or allegations munity tensions. the United States and Canada, the • • known before. The rabbi, however, About 850 complaints were Rabbinical Council of America • said he had made his charges formally filed wl th tpe commission and the Rabbinical Board of LUNCHEON CHAIRMAN-Mrs.' • • last year, according to Mr. Booth. Greater New York, and Is an Bernard C. Gladstone ls chairman He asserted that this Indicated executive member of the Metro­ of the annual spring festival • • 1 ' the commwrlty' s confidence" be­ politan Board of Rabbis. luncheon sponsored by the Ladles • • Bridal Portraits cause the figure was an Increase In his statement of reslgnatlon Association of the Jewish Home • • of about 600 over that of 1965. from the Commission, he said, "It for the Aged on Wednesday, March and Earl Brown, a Democrat who had Is myconvlctionthattheCltyCom­ I, at 12:15 p.m. at the Temple • • held several posts In the ad­ mlsslon on Hwnan Rights Is to Emanu-El meeting house. Cantor • • ministration of Mayor Robert F. serve people of all creeds, races, Ivan E. Perlman will present • • Candids Wagner, preceded Mr. Booth. colors; that the rainbow of our musical selectl_ons. Mrs. Sidney Rabbi Newnann worked with horizon contains many colors, be­ Dressler may be contacted for • • Mr. Brown for about two months. liefs and customs and thus can It reservations. • • /7 He said Mr. Brown dlda better job show the world that New York, the II aL,,.:;;:;, • than Mr. Booth. greatest city In the world, can and to ease tension, not to create it; • • ~!uSY SINCE 1e:1e Mr. Booth suggested that the wants Its people to live together to build better understanding In­ 236 Westminster St. rabbi may have crt tlclzed the com­ in peace end harmony." stead of whipping up animosl ty • • mission because of "'suspicion or Then he added that '"this con­ among people." Information" that he would not be viction does no t seem to be re­ reappointed by the Mayor. The flected by the present human rights BROTHERHOOD PROGRAM Represented by Off., 421-4641 chairman emphasized that he had leadership." Cranston AZA will sponsor a MAX R<;)THKOPF Res ., 941 -4810 no Information about Mr. Lind­ Brother.hood Program for all say's plans. Asked If he were referring to BBYO groups In the area at 8 p.m. Rabbi Newnann's term expired Mr. Booth's leadership, the rabbi on Thursday, March 2, at Temple THE LAWRY COMPANY Dec. 26, but a member can con­ said yes. He said he was also Beth Torah-Cranston Jewish Cen­ referring to Mr. Booth when he Est. 1922 tinue to serve untll replaced or ter. Guest speaker will be • the redeslgnated. He said that he had declared in his sratemC!ttt: .. It Rev. Joseph L. Lennon,O.P.,detin Monuments - Cemetery Letterine "the hi ghest regard for Mayor Is the function of the commission of Providence College. 9 a.m., · .5 p.m , Lindsay" and that he resigned 440 Cranston St.J because '"Booth has a one-track I.. Eve s. 'and Sunday by opp!. Providence, R.I. mind and I couldn't change It. ., According to the rabbi, the commission has not accepted com- MR S. RUBIN MILLER plaints by Jewish persons who al- Bernard Davidson of Cranston. leged they were discharged from Funeral services for Mrs. Son- Jobs because they observed their nle Miller. 76 , of 99 Hillside JULIUS PHILLIPS sabbath. Chairman Booth said he Avenue, who died Jan. 30, were Funeral services for Julius had never heard of any such com- held the following day at the Max Phllllps, 48, of 90 Park Forest I I Sugarman Memorial Chapel . Road, an electrical supply sales­ P a nts. Burial was In Lincoln Park Ceme- .I A television show that pictured man, who died Feb. 16, were held 11 Negroes as anti-Semites by three rery · the following day at the Max Sugar­ Negro self-representative s Born In Russia, the daughter man Memorial Chapel. Burial was brought no comment from the of the late Isaac and Sarah In Lincoln Park Cemetery. 1 chairman." Rabbi Neumann said. Krasnoff, she had lived In Provi- The husband of Ida Pearl (Gold­ NOIMAN MAITIN I . dence 52 years. She was the ~NSON, au ...... stein) Phillips, he was born In' Mr. Booth replied that hi s staff widow of the late Rubin Miller . Providence on April 29, 1918, son attempted to preview the television , Mrs. Mlller was a member of of the late Charles and Etta Phil­ show but failed, and that It later the Workmen's Circle. lips. privately voiced Its obJectlon to the Survivors I nc I u de a son, CONGRATULATIONS statlon about the program. Survivors besides his wife In­ The rabbi asserted that the Morris Miller of Corinth, Miss.; clude a son, Charles Phillips of Phoenix Mutual proudly announces the appointment chairman was "srrangely silent" a daughter' Mrs. Anne Levin of Cranston; a daughter, Mrs. David when at Intermediate School 201 Dorchester, Mass., and five Seidman, al so of Cranston: two of Messrs . Robinson and Feibish to• the PRESIDENT'S - where Negroes opposed a white grandchlldre:, brothers, Jack Phllllps of Brook­ CLUB for placing more than $1,000,000 of new life prlnclpal, Stanley Lisser - '"a line, Mass., and Peter Phillips insurance each on the lives of their clients in 1966. minority group was shouting: "We BENJAMIN KAPLAN of Providenc~; a sister, Mrs. want no Glnsburgs, Kaplans or Funeral services for Benjamin Charles Hurwitz of Providence, Lissers nmntng our school as Kaplan, 70 , a retlred electrician, and one grandchild. principals.' " of 66 Landon Road, Warwick, who PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Mr. Booth replied that he died Feb. 17. were heldonFeb. 19 WALTER WE ISMAN "stood with" Mr. Lisser and had at the Ma x Sugarman Memorial Funeral services for Walter opposed attempts to have princi­ Chapel. Burial was In Sharon Park Weisman, 45, of 177 Sumter Street. GEORGE L. SCOTTI, Manager pals selected on a racial basis. Memorial Cemetery, Sharon, an accmmtant for the Internal Mass. 120 Wayland Avenue Providence, R.I. Rabbi Newnann also criticized Revenue Service for 19 years, who the Human Rights Commission for The husband of May (Perlin) died unexpectedly on Feb. 3, were· not having held hearings on Kaplan, he wa s born In New York held the same day at the Max charges by the American Jewish City on May 19, 1896, the son of Sugarman Memorial Chapel. Burl­ Committee that Jews were dis­ the late Morris Aaron and Sarah al was In Lincoln Park Cemetery. criminated against In banking. Mr. Ruth Kaplan. Born In Providence on Aug. 17, Booth said none of the commission Survivors Include two daugh­ 1921, a son of Sarah (Katz) Weis­ Jewish Herald members had requested hearings, ters, Mrs. William Kelman and man and the late Louis Weisman, as required. Miss Shirley Kaplan,bothofCran­ he served In World War II where Rabbi Newnann's family had ston, and two sisters, Mrs. Rose he received the Purple Heart dur­ fled. Czechoslavakla In 1938 and Gluck of Hillsdale, N.J.,andMlss ing the Battle of the Bulge. come to the United States where Esther Kaplan of the Bronx, N.Y. A graduate of Cl asslcal High Advertising • • • School, he anended the University Dr. Newnann tried to arouse the American Jewish community to the MRS. ISADORE DAVIDSON of Rhode Island and was graduated dangers of a Nazi victory In Funeral services for Mrs. from Bryant College. Europe. The head of Congregation Gussie Davidson, 76, of95 Bogman Mr. Weisman was an R. I. Zlchron Moshe for the past 18 Street, who died on Feb. 16, were Amateur tennis player. He was a Brings Results held the following day at the Max • • • years, he says, "I felt then that member of Triggs Golf Club and much of the community was too Sugarman Memorial Chapel. the R. I. Bowllng Congress. , Inactive and placid. I feel the Burial was In Lincoln Park Besides his mother, with whom Cemetery. lor people who sell drugs same today about I ts a ttl rude he lived, survivors Include three toward the plight of the Jews In The widow of the late Isadore brothers, Harry Weisman of the Soviet Union. The same errors Davidson, she was born In Russia, Cranston, Israel Weisman of lor people who sell cars are being repeated." daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Worcester, Mass., and Joseph Dr. Neumann In weekly talks on Samuel Mehlman. Weisman of Providence; four the Jewish Hour on radio statlon Her only survivor Is a son, nephews arid one niece. for people who sell groceries WEVD each Friday morning dis- cusses theology and the problems of American Jews. lor people who sell clothes He served as chairman of the Max Sugarman Funeral Home Town and Village Committee of " THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" for people who sell insurance the United Jewish Appeal and re­ ceived Its Freedom Award In 1955, -MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION- as well as the Shekel Award In 1956· and the Ben-Gurlon Award In TAP THE BUYING POWER 1958. He Is a former vice chair­ DE 1-8094 458 Hope Street DE 1-8636 man of the Permanent Manhattan Of JEWISH HERALD READERS Division of the Federation of FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUT-OF-STATE Jewish Philanthropies. Other posts In which he has CALL COLLECT 724-0200 served Include the presidency of the Parents Association of the TI!E RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1967 3 SEPHARDIC TRANSLATION For news of your- organiza­ NEW YORK - Dr. Mair Jose tion, read The Herald. Bernadete, retired professor of Spanish at Brooklyn College, will help select scholarly Sephardic JOE ANDRE'S works of the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries for translation. Money ORCHESTRA for the project will be sought Music for that very spedol affair through a new committee Weddings Bar Mitzvahs • I established to foster Spanish­ 944- 3344 Res. ST 1-9080 Jewish culture. I, ESTABLISHED ;1!t. • • ACCREDITED Windsor, Conn. l ~ ~ NATIONALLY KNOWN ruN • FOR BOYS and GIRLS 6-15 I s•1us • rl FRIENDS ALIVE WITH ACTIVITY FOR EVERY AGE GROUP ACHIEVEMENT All Land and Water Sports, Crafts, Drama, Trips, Skiing, Scuba, Pioneering, Riflery, Riding, Lake and Pool, Dielary Laws, REQUEST BROCHURE. CHARLES M. BRDWDY, Dir., 205 Mohawk Dr., W. Hartford, Conn. 203-238-1673

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KE 6-1011 -376-8456 NOVICll'S MIUIS, MASS. per person. ( Includes hot and cold hon d 'oeuvre,, full course dinner, colored lineft, cake, Rowers on table,, set ups, freth PYTIUAN OFFICERS ATTEND BENEFIT FOR CYSTIC FIBROSIS-What Cheer Lodge #24, Knights of $5.95 frvit buffet). All in our beautiful, newty decorated tenoce Pythias, sponsored a benefit showl~g ofthenewfllm, "Grand Prix," at the Cinerama Theatre on Thursday, dining room and lobby. Chapel on premises. Satisfaction is Feb. 16, as Its annualfund-ralslng affalrforthe benefit of Cystic Fibrosis, an Incurable children's disease, yours at Novidui . Dietary laws strictly observed. Attending the performance were, fromleft,flrstrow,Paul Botvln, Prelate; Ira Stone, Grand Vice Chancel­ lor; Harry Finklestein and Harvey Millman, co-chairmen; Bernard Rosenfield, Inner Guard; second row, Morton Afrlck, Master of Works; Stanley Smlth,Chancellor Commander; Harvey Levinsky, Outer Guard, and Sidney Backman, Financial Secretary. They hope to contribute between $1 ,000 and $2,000 this year to REGISTER NOW! combat the disease. . Fred Kelman Photo CAMPYAVNEH BOSTON HEBREW TEACHERS COLLEGE . Stopping a skid on Ice Is largely a matter of turning Into the direc­ CAMP AND SUMMER SCHOOL tion of the skld, says the Rhode ages 9-17 Island Council on Highway Safety. ORGANIZATION -NEWS If the rear wheels skid to the right, Hebrew Speaking Camp 75 miles from Boston the driver should turn to the right. 24th Season If they skid left, turn left. Of FR EE VISION SCREENING VWCA GOLF CLASSES 1 All land onc:I Water Sports course, prevention of a slcld In the Dr. RlchardM. Bello,Cranston YWCA golf classes are· being 2. Hebrew Mus ic and Dance • Arts and Crofts • Dramatics • Choir • Hebrew first place Is one of the main optometrist, has been appointed scheduled Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. News,poper chairman of the Cranston Lions or 7:30 p.m. at the Providence 3. Formal Hftbrew StudMes for credit under Profenionol Instructors including safety practices of winter-wise Jewish History • Hebrew language - Bible • Hebrew literature - Mishnah - Toi· _mot9rua_, Club Free Vision Screening, to be building of the VWCA of Greater held during national "Save Your Rhode Isl an d, 54 Jackson Street, mud. Vision Week," on March 9, 10 and Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at the .C . Mature Hebrew Speaking staff enables camper to develop o natural fluency in Hebrew sptteh. and II, next to the Old Colony Middle School, Wlckford. Bill S. Modern New Accommodations including 19 new bunks ond buildings. Mog­ Cooperative Bank In the Garden Cute, Class A PGA pro, Is the nrficent new Recreation Holl. City shopping area. The general Instructor. 6. Doily Ond Sobboth Se,..,ices create on attitude and appreciation for the Jew• public Is Invited to take advantage Registration should be made at ish Trodition. The Spirit of Eretz Yisroel and Jewish Tradition fostered through ac­ of this free screening. the Providence building, 861-2910, ti..,ity ond P1oy. or the Wlckford building, 294- 7. Diet carefully planned • All Baking done on Premises · MASHGEEACH on BALL IN TAUNTON 3805. The VWCA Is a member P>-em;se, and DIETARY LAWS ARE STRICTLY OBSERVED. Congregation Agudath Achlm' s · agency of the United Fund. 8. Modern Well equipped Inf irmary. 51st annual ball will be held Satur­ --,- C.I. T. Program day, Feb. 25, at the Jewish Com­ DISCUSSION OF 'SOURCE' Atl oppijcanh mvtl ho"'• a minimvm ol l .,.an of Hebr•w School Of 1 y.on of a Doy Si:hool to mlDlity House, Tatmton,Mass. 1be The second half of Rabbi Saul berwfit fram thk uniq.,• p,eg,am. cocktail hour wlll begin at 7:30 Leeman's discussion series based ,., addit>tlftal informatton and iilk11t,ativ• brad'lu•• ,.,,.;t• to: Moshe Avital, Director Camp Yavneh Pol~an p.m., and Don Mello will play for on "The Source" by James A. H.br•w' T..clM-rt c.Hes•, 43 Hawn St. lrooldin., Mau. IE 1-8710 ~C::uklne dancing. Michener will resume on Wednes­ \· . • , .... Senlco. day, March 1, at 10:30 a.m. In ·wHAT CHEER LODGE #24 the library of Temple Beth Torah­ i I 461-1410 The next regular meeting of Cranston Jewish Center. The sul>­ What Cheer Lodge #24, Knights of ~ct will be two chapters entitled MIAMI BEACH kM ,o..l,ti"I Pythias, will be held on Monday 'King of The Jews" and "Ylgol 10 mim. ~ hov. IN. 95toltto.37 Feb. 27, at their Castle Hall , Tem­ and His Three Generals", which PACKAGE TRIPS FREE BONUS 1271 ,_, Id. ple Beth Sholom, at 8.00 p.m. A deal with the Roman period of WarNicl. special collation will follow the Jewish history. Sessions will be Free cocktails at 3 nightclubs-Entertainment meeting. held for the next seven Wednes­ days. Each chapter of the book EXPO CRUISE-S.S. SHALOM Is a unit In Itself, a miniature SWINGERS hfstortcal novel, so new members Departing from New York July 28th may Join the group even If they EXPO PARAGON BUS TOURS RELAXERS have not read the earlier chapters. are WILD About Our New J FIJ.N 1,0VERS ◄ Following the 10:30 session CONCORD-GROSSINGER Modified American Plan and those who wish may remain and Low Off-Season Rotes RESORTS NEVELE-JUG END & ROYALTY have lunch at the Sisterhood's MAGNOLIA, FALLSVIEW Luncheon An which Is conducted IMMEDIATE CONRRMA TIONS Many Others WEEKEND SWINGERS • Fri. to Sun. every Wednesday. All Rooms with Private Both - 2 Deluxe Breok­ ORT FOR THE UNATTACHED IMMEDIATE fasts - 2 Gourmet Dinners - Champagne and The newly-organized UNITED Hors d'Oeuvre Porty .;_ Movies ---:- Steam Baths PUERTO RICO HOTELS CONFIRMATIONS - Dancing - Atl-Stpr Floor Show - Famous chapter of ORT, for tmattached Sunday Breakfast- Smorgasbord - Newly recon­ Jewish men and women 30 years ditioned Salt Water Indoor l>ool - Ping Pong - $29~d~ old and older, wlll hold an open Billiards -Ice Skating nearby - New Coffee Shop - Sun Deck - Cord Room Per Person meeting on Sunday, Feb. 26, and HAWAIIAN Double Occupancy every fourth Stmday of the month thereafter, from 3 to 6 p.m. at Zionist House, 17 Commonwealth CARNIVAL $699* MID-WEEK RELAXERS • Sun. to Fri. Avenue, Boston. Everyone Is Includes round trip jet from Boston, "lio United Airlines, 2 meals doily, welcome to attend the meeting, at sightseeing, transfers, deluxe hotels, 3 nights Los Vegas, 7 nights Honolulu, 3 All Rooms with Private BOth - Deluxe Breakfast nights Son Francisco. (In Los Vegas • ringside tobles for big name dinner shows. - Gourmet Dinner - Steam Baths - Cord which there will .be entertainment. No charge for all foods and beverages in Los Vegas). Room - Sun Deck - Solt Water Indoor Pool - $13so Ping Pong - Billiards - Ice Skating nearby 2ND BUREAU LECTURE *plus transportation tax Per Person. - Per Day Double Occupancy The second lecture of the adult education program of the Bureau of Jewish Education will be given Lowest fares SATURDAY NIGHT FUN LOVEllS by Rabbi WIiiiam G. Braude on ISRAEL - EUROPE ever 1J,ursday at 9 p.m. at Temple via EL AL Israel Airlines (6: 15 P. M. to 1 A.M.) Champagne ond Hors Emanu-EI, on the topic, "Sym­ d'Oeuvre Porty - Gourmet Dinner - Dancing to $7so bolism In Haggada." Three Dick Show Quartet - All-Star Floor Show - Free Complete Listings Midnight Swim classes, In Hebrew, modern Tips on tipping-what to weo, Per Person Jewish history and Yiddish litera­ CRUISES Plus Tax & Tip ture, will precede the lecture. Those wishing to register may ROYALTY FOR A DAY call the Bureau office, 331-0956. Chairman of the adult program Is STUDENT TOURS (Tuesday & Wednesday, 10 A.M . to 5 P .M.) Steam Complete information and brochures Room - Lockers - Solt Water Indoor Pool - Joseph Teve~ Ping Pong' - Sun Deck - Coffee Shop - TV ARISTA, BARRON, SIMMONS, UNIVERSITY, Lounge - Massage ovoiloble $3.50 Per Person - Per Doy HUG IVRI TO MEET Dr. Aaron Sovtv, executive di­ FUGAZY and GARDENS VOYAGE rector of the Bureau of Jewish Reservations Only Special Holiday Rates Education of Greater Providence, "Honeymoon Trips Our Specialty" 90 Minutes from Providence via Super-highways will speak on "The Dimension of For Reservations and Rates Call ATiantic 9-1333 Depth In S. Y. Agnon's Writings (No' cha'I• lacal call) as Exemplified In his Story, 'The Call Anytime - OR SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT - Kerchler " at the meeting of the Hug lvrl (Hebrew-speaking Circle) on Sunday, Feb, 26. Everyone who :zelda Kouffmanc.T.C. MAGNOLIA MANOR speaks Hebrew will be welcome at ( Certified Travel Counselor) the meeting, to be held at 8:30 CRANSTON TRAVEL-801 PARK AVE. , CRANSTON MAGNOLIA, MASS. p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Resnik, 61 Dartmouth 1 Eves. by appointment 781-4977 Road, Apartment 10, Pawtucket. ,,.

Reconstructionists Ask End To War In Vietnam NEW YORK, N.Y.-The edi­ torial board of "Reconstructlon­ J lst" magazine has called (not unan­ j imously) upon the administration to ., concentrate upon ending the war ::::::::::CRUIS!S rather than upon winning It. In an Don't miss the boat! editorial In the current Issue of Send for our free booklet the bl-weekly publication of the Jewish Reconstructlonist Founda­ CRUISES & TOURS EVERYWHERE tion, the editors who had hitherto "It pays to call Price refrained from approving or dis­ PRICE IS RIGHT"· approving the position of the gov­ ernment or the dissenters, called for a 4 'new heart and a new spirl t' • on the part of theAdmlnlstratlon In dealing. with the Vlemam Issue. The editors, Including Rabbi Mordecai M. Kaplan, founder of the Reconstructf.onist movement, Rabbi Ira Eisenstein, editor, and Rabbi · Emanuel S. Goldsmith, as­ JCC NAM ES BUSINESS DIVISION CAMPAIGN HEADS-Named chairman of the Business and Industry Divi­ sistant editor of the magazine, sion of tile Jewish Community Center building fund campaign Is Clarke Simonds, left, head of the Investment said that as 196 7 began their be­ firm of G. H, Walker & Company, and as co-chairmen, Clarence H. Gifford Jr., center, president of the liefs and feelings about the war Hospital Trust Company, and John Slmmen, president of the Industrial National Bank. Bertram L. Bern­ had crystallized. hardt, general campaign chairman, an nounced the appointments of the "three outstanding community The magazine listed the fol­ leaders." Mr. Simonds, when still a boy, helped raise funds for a children's shelter In Lakeside, and has lowing seven basic points of Its worked, with the YMCA and Nickerson House. He was United Fund campaign chairman last year, Mr. Gifford position: Is In 1967, and Mr. Slmmen was In 1963. Mr. Gifford has also been active In the American Cancer society "'We believe that this war Is the Red Cross, Brown University's Development Council and the National Conference of Christians and being waged without the formal Jews' fund drive. Mr. Slmmen, a United Fund board member, has worked with the Rhode Island Historical declaration which the law requires, THROUGH Society, the American Bankers Association and the Business Development Company of Rhode Island. · that the alms of this war have not LIFE been revealed to the people who NAMED BY MUTUAL are expected to participate In It INSURANCE Norman Robinson and Martin Israeli-Syrian Border Talks and to support it. that. in the 8. Felblsh, representatives of prosecution of the war, American Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance leaders have concealed the truth Company of Hartford, Conn., have Suspended On Agriculture so often that their word Is no been named to the' company' s J ERUSALEM - The Israeli­ munition. longer to be relied upon, that re­ President's Club, for representa­ Syrian border talks appeared to Several hundred yards away a liance upon the use of military tives writing $1,000,000 of new life have broken down as a result of Syrian Army anti vehicle mine was force defeats Itself, that we have Insurance In one year. The Club an Indefinite postpOnement of the found and dismantled. A com­ Ignored the opinions of our allies. will meet In Mexico Cl ty this year. scheduled fourth meeting since the plaint was lodged with the Israeli­ to our own hurt, that we have been They have also been designated talks began Jan. 25 . Lebanese Mixed Annlstlce Com­ beating ploughshares Into swords Executive Field Underwriters, an Lieut. Gen. Odd Bull, chief mission. and that life-saving Is more sa~red 'award made for outstanding sales United Nations observer, who has Meanwhile the United States than face-saving." and service to policyholders. Mr. been acting as mediator, an­ Amba ssador, Walworth Barbour, The editorial went on . to ~•y Robinson and his family live on nounced the cancellation and said spent two days touring the disputed that "We launched a program \o Eighth Street, and Mr. and Mrs. lie In tended to convene the se ssion border areas of northeastern abolish poverty, to r'"'1ew the CONTACT Felblsh an President Avenue. at a later date. lsraei. Accompanied by a mili­ cities, to eliminate air pollution, The Israeli delegation agreed tary attache,Mr. Barbour traveled and In many ways to approach the to the Indefinite suspension after from Dan In the far north to the high ethical and social goals of the KELLER'S having been Informed by General Sea of Galilee. 'New Frontier' and the 'Great So­ KOSHER MEAT MARKET Bull that there was nothing to An embassy spokesman, Jay ciety.' Instead, we have had to set WILLAID SHOPPING CENTEI Indicate that the meeting would be Gildner, said the trip had been these goals aside while America KASHRUTH and QUALITY productive. made at ~he Initiative of the Is­ pours Its wealth of young people It Is believed that the United raelis. and material Into an open-ended OUR HOMEMADE military struggle, whose purpose CHOPPED Nations official had sought some assurance from the Syrians that For news of your organiza­ Is not clear and the end of which LIVER IS THE TASTIEST they were prepared to discuss the tion, read The Herald. caMot be foreseen." ELLIOT F. SLACK Wf NOW HAVE N. Y. SREI FEET single agenda Uem - practical arrangements for agrlcul rural 1018 INDUSTRIAL BANK BLDG. If rt·. ,... MSt, -· NII it ~abbi Says 'Jewish View' Of Issues DE 1-24U Try u1 •cl '" cultivation In the demilitarized "The proof 9f the puddin, zones along the border. SUN l lfE ASSURANCE is ffl the eatint" FREE DELIVERY TO ALL POINn The Syrians have declined to Upholds Privacy As Kennedys' Right k:OMPANY OF CANADA JA 1-0960 discuss cul tlvatlon procedures al­ NEW YORJC - A prominent man has the moral duty to protect though they had agreed to the rabbi who has stirred the religious his own privacy, to safeguard his agenda as proposed by Secretary and scholarly communities wi th own Intimacies from the inqulsl- General Thant before the talks writlngs on the relevance of tra- tlveness of bis neighbors," he PETER PAN GIFT SHOP began a month ago. dltional Judaism to contemporary declared. 1084 HOPE ST. 521-2292 Informed sources Indicated Issues has sided with Mrs. Jacque­ that when the Syrians dldnotreply line Kennedy In her efforts to Offer Free Services_ to General Bui I's request for as­ delete or change pas s a g es In At Home Beauty Salon:, IS NOW CARRYING William Manchester's " The Death surance, he asked the Israelis If, No appointment was necessary A COMPLETE LINE OF ·under theclrcumstances, they of a President." I ast Wednesday In the.Beauty Salon Writing In the current Issue of would agree to put the talks off at the Jewish Home for the Aged, PARTY NAPKINS & TOWELS Jewish Life magazine, Dr. Norman without setting a new date. when members of the Rhode Island Lamm of Yeshiva University s aid We have assorted colors The deflni te nature of the s us­ Hairdressers and Cosmetologists that a study of the Halachah, and designs of ... pension, coupled with the Inability Association offered free beauty of the -two sides to achieve any which makes up the bulk of both services to many of the women •COCKTAIL NAPKINS •GUEST TOWELS Biblical and Talmudlcal litera­ meaningful dialogue during the there as part of a program by ture, shows that the rights of pri­ •LUNCHEON NAPKINS •TABLE COVERS earlier session, fostered the be­ hairdressers throughout the state lief amongobserver:slnJerusalem vacy are held weightier than the In various Institutions during that the chances of future talks claims of history. National Beauty Salon Week, Feb. were slim. Dr. Lamm offered what he de­ 12-18. It was suggested by some ob­ scribed as "a Jewish view" of Participants In' this program servers that the United Nations­ the ethical Issues In the controver­ were Dolares Mancine, Glorls TRINITY SQUAR;==i· sponsored meetings had already sy In an article entitled "The Pri­ D'Orsl, Sherry Hedlson and John achieved one purpose In wovtdlng vate Lives of Public Figures." Ventetulo. REPERTORY CO. a means for ending the two weeks He noted that while Jewish law of tank and mortar shelling that stresses the obligations of the In­ HOSPITAL TR UST MEETING had created considerable tension dividual to the community and evi­ At the 99th annual meeting of along the border. dences respect for the com­ the Rhode Island Hospital Trust LAST WEEK The talks also enabled the munity's right to know, It never­ Company last week, Clarence H. Syrians to review their demands the less makes It clear that "when Gifford Jr., president, addressed for territorial rights In the dis­ life and the Integrity of the In­ the stockholders on the condition puted border zones and gave the dividual come Into conflict with of the bank and the economy In Israelis an opportunity of meeting the demands of the group - general. "Excellent national and "A Midsummer the Syrians face to face while whether community or nation­ local business conditions resulted demonstrating Syrian Intransi­ Judaism does not sanction the In heavy demandformoney,whlch, gence on the matter of cultivation. Involuntary sacrifice of the In turn, led to higher Interest rates Night's Dream" It was also noted thatthe United Individual." It not only denies and enabled us to show substantial­ Nations had demonstrated Its use­ society " the right to sacrifice the ly laI"f,er earnings than ever fulness In providing the forum for Individual In order to preserve before, ' he said. "By any the first such talks In elght years. itself or enhance its welfare," but measure, It was a difficult year WILLIAM SHAKESPEA RE The suspension of the talks al so that It also · has due regard fo r for the banking Industry. Our meant that Mr. Thant was not "his dignity and honor." principal concern was to service obligated to take a new Initiative He said that Jewish religious the requirements of our customers as might have been the case If law holds that a person Is culpable diJrlng many trying months." MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY the meetings had been summarily If he ''encroaches on the privacy Feb. 27 and 28; March I. 2, 3 and 4 ended. of another by acquiring Informa­ QUARTETTO ITALIANO . I An Israeli Army spokesman tion without permission, or hr, re­ The Rhode lslandChamberMu­ said that four lnfll trators were vealing ltwlthoutpermlsslon. ' He slc Concerts has rescheduled the CU RTAIN: 8:30 P. M. discovered last week by an Israeli said It was evident "that tHe pro­ Quartetto Italiano, which will play patrol at the Lebanese border near tection of privacy Is a greater on Wednesday, March 15, lnAlum­ SATURDAY MATIN££ Shomera In the Western Galilee good In Judaism than the knowledge nae Hall, Pembroke College, at CURTA I N 2:30 region. of hi story." 8:30 p.m. According to the spokesman, Dr. Lamm asserted that Mrs. School of Design Auditorium the lnfll trators fled after the patrol Kennedy' s d e term In a ti on to R.I. had opened fire but left behind protect her privacy Is notonlyher SABBATH OBSERVANCE Room A four knapsacks of equipment con­ right but her duty, and cited con­ 14 Adar I Box Office 351-4242 The Arcad(· taining two Jerrycans of ex­ tempt shown In a Talmudlcal Candl ellghtlng Time - 5:12 P .M. plosives, hand grenades of Soviet opinion for Individuals who will­ manufacture and other am- ingly relinquish their privacy. "'A nrn RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY I FEBRUARY 24, 1967 5 ZIONIST ISRAEL TOUR slon, wl!I Include 175 teenagers' this •um mer, an Increase of 50 NEW YORK-The Israel Tour In the number accepted. 'They for Teenagers, sponsored by the will visit Sde Boker Institute for BRIDGE American Zionist Youth Commls- several da s. nllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIHfllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIHIIIIIIIU By Robert E. Starr COMf IN AND Most players are under the was allowed to hold. South would Impression that when they hold the welcome another Spade lead which SEE THE IIW, Queen and Jack of a suit In one would give her two trlcks In that hand and the Ace In the other, they suit and West obllged for she was EXCITIM6 SPRING should automatically, to capture not positive who held the Jack. the King, play the Queen andpray, When East showed out West was FASHIOH CUSTOM In other words, finesse. A few now marked with a six card suit. weeks ago an article appeared here Next came the DlamondQueen, MADE BEDSPREADS showing that under certain condi­ covered by West, the Acewlnnlng. tions, the proper play might be Had West not covered, all four All DIAPfRIES the Ace first, hoping that the King Diamonds would have been good ' Is In front of the Queen and the but now East's 9 was still good The lovely look of fashion th•t compli111enh you •ncl ' finesse would lose I! taken. To­ on the fourth round. Hearts were your home. We pricle ourselves for the finest selection ,,◄' day's hand shows still another now attacked and found to spilt ◄ of eleg•ntly custom macle ·clraperies •ncl beclsprucls. / , ◄ situation which will also show that evenly. Before cashing the last the play of the Queen should be Heart the two high Diamonds were You will m•rvel •t the snings of 20¼ to 30%. ,l far from automatic. played and then a Spade was led HADASSAH PROGRAM-Morton ,_, Shp At He- Senlce Alli Per: Blender, WPRO-'IV andradlovet­ North to the Jack, East discarding a SeN!uCNaleY l second Chm. She had to hold her eran newsman, will be featured ♦ 7 5 3 at the press conference on Israel l • A 8 4 I ast Diamond. The I ast Heart CHERNOV BROS., INC. ◄ ♦ A J 10 5 was now cashed and Declarer was and the Middle East at the Provi­ ◄ ♦ A 7 5 about to finesse for the Club King dence Hadassah meeting on 21' Ne. Mela St~ Pre•~ I.I, ·PL 1-4910 ' by leading her Queen when she Monday, Feb. 27, at Providence West East stopped to count what she already Hebrew Day School. Mr. Blender ♦ K Q 10 9 8 6 ♦ 4 had seenl. When East showed out shared In the George Foster Pea­ A PRICE TRAVEL EXCLUSIVE ff 10 5 3 • J 9 6 of Spades on the second trick, West body award for his coverage of the ♦ K 7 4 ♦ 9 8 6 2 Eichmann trial In Israel In 1961. ♦ 10 9 8 6 3 was known to have six, and she ♦ K followed · on three Diamonds and Members of the news panel STUDENT TOURS 1967 ..-' South three Hearts, therefore she could from Hadassah wlll be Mesdames TOUR ... U.S. - EUROPE - CANADA - MEXICO ♦ A J 2 have but one Club. If It were not Samuel Kouffman, David Hassen­ ISRAEL - PLUS MANY, MANY OTHERS . • K Q 7 2 the King then the finesse woul d feld, Manfred Well, Martin Lifland "PRICE TRAVEL HAS DONE IT AGAIN" • Q 3 and Merrlll Hassenfel d. Mrs . lose anyhow and when a Diamond WE HA VE AIIANGED INTERVIEWS IN OUR OfflCE WITH REPRESENTA­ ♦ Q J 4 2 was cashed Declarer would be Morris Povar wlll be moderator. TIVES Of THE LEADING STUDENT TOUR Ol'ERATOIIS IN THE COUNTRY. sorry she had not taken the Ct ub A coffee hour at 12:30p.m. wlll THE FOUOWING IS A SCHEDULE OF THBR VISITS, Mrs. Leonard Y. Goldman and finesse before cashing the third precede the open board meepng at which Mrs. Elisha Scollard wlll Mrs. Jordan Rice of Providence Diamond. If It should be the SUN. MR. JEFFREY were North and South, North King It would be a singleton so preside. TI,e community Is Invited FEB. 26 dealer, with this bidding: the pt ay of the Queen had to be to attend. BARRON TOURS BARRON. Dir. a bad play. So Declarer played N E S W SUN. MRS. AUCE ID P lH 1S small ro the Ace and when the ALBANY MINY AN MAR . 5 P P 3NT End King was played she made alt the ALBANY, N. Y. - Dally Jew­ SIMMONS TOURS FELD. Dir. . South might have responded rest of the tricks for six . ish religious prayer services - SUN. MR . WIWAM with a Tu,o No Trull]p bid, she had Moral: Each time an opponent the first to be held In this state MAR. 12 the qualifications for It, but she shows out of a suit, the complete capitol since World War II - ARISTA TOURS KUUK, Dir. decided to show her Heart suit count of that suit becomes known . are now conducted each morning Thew or• t#wt.._ peopJ. w#to con OMW9r y04Jr qtMllions. Coll now lo, o lrochure first; she knew she had a game The more . suits you can make and evening with some 30 to 40 and on appointment. and a new suit was a forcing them ,show out of, the better the Senators, Assemblymen and legls­ · - A 0-W• Fo, Our Ser,,;ce bid; North had to keep the Bidding count you can get. This can often latlve aides gathering In the office open. When West came ln"W!th lead to enough extra knowledge to of Assembly Maj!)rlty Leader "her Spade overcall, however, she govern the right play. Moses M. Weinstein for a mlnyan. PRICE TUVEL se• relieved North of her responsi­ 776 Hepe SI.. ~••u• · bility, for now a bid by the opener would be construed as a free bid, CALL 831-5200 showing a llttle more unless It Is lYININGS IY Al'N>tNTMfNf a raise · of partner's suit, So r~ THE North pa_ssed the bid around to her partner. South now realized THE PERFECT HOSTESS SERVES that with a minimum In her part­ ~GOLDEN YEARS ner's hand slam was out of the question and that as she had two "- likely Spade stoppers of her own, No Trump would be a fine place HE ELECTS TO RETIRE AT 62 to play the Hand, so she simply bid the game herself. Any other - AND DISCOVERS HE'S RICH bid would be wrong for It would . Any working man or woma n the company program m y hos­ place too much of a burden on who has reached the age of 60 pitalization and surgical premi­ her partner who probably would should get a copy of his em- urns a re paid until I reach 65, have passed any bid South might ployer's pension plan next week, at which time Medicare takes make unless !twas another forcing take it home, put on his specs, over. And under Medicare the bid. and read it. Line by line. cc;, mpany will pay my first $40 West led the Spade King which He may discover, as Wilber of hospital confinement, will pay H, Jennings did, that he will the extra $10 a day I will be have more money to spend if he charged if I am confined over Bulgarian Jews retires at age 62 than he'll have 60 days and up to 90 days, and if h e continues to work then will pay the entire tab for Publish Yearbook Mr . .Jennings worked for the 30 days after that. " SOFIA - The Cultural and a, ~ood company - a public Mr. ,Jennings isn't quite sure Educational Association of Jews In u_tihty - that has a better pen- just how much richer he is on s1on plan than most. It a ls_o was his $390 Early Retirement in­ Bulgaria has published a yearbook, ASSORTED CHOCOLATES - l lb. S l .70 - 2 lb. S3.35 a large volume containing a company that was willing to come than he was on his $625 considerable material on Bul­ pay a premium to encourage its job. "My wife says we're richer, garian Jewry, In addition to the older employees to scram. As and I know that we now have IVY APOTHECARY usual calendar material. many other companies a re these about $75 a month to throw Entitled· "Godlshnlk," the. days. around that I didn't have before. yearbook carrles an Introduction "I never made a lot of money • Some of the benefits are 736HOPESTREET 421-3047 written by Dr. Yossef Ostrukov, on my job," Mr. Jennings says. fairly obvious. The income tax the association chairman. The " I_got ~P to $400 a month in the is no longer deducted from what preface was prepared by Prof. m1d-fifhes, then to $500, a_nd fi. I get. Neither is the Social Secu­ Jacques Nathan, a Jewish member nally up to $625 by the hme I rity tax, or the pension contri­ of the Bulgarian Academy of reached age 62. Under our pen-· bution or the union dues And Sciences. sion plan I could get $390 a J no ionger need my $ 1°,50 a Essays In the yearbook deal month if I reUred. I took it , , . " day, or about $30 a month, with the hlstoryofBulgarlanJews, The pension plan offered Mr. which I took out for transporta­ Jewish economics In the Balkans Jenn_ings, w~.o h ad 34 rears o! lion to the job a nd lunches , , , " In the 16th and 17th centuries, the serv1_ce, an Early Rel!rement But the major benefits to the pens10_n of $157.25 ~ month at Jennings have come from the SALE fate of Bulgarian Jews during World War 11, and statements about 62. His Soc1,i.l Secunty came_ to changed way of life tha t retire- _ GREATLY Jews by Bulgarian statesmen. $ 105.40. Then there was them- ment permitted them. " I don't Summaries In English, French ducement - and "Early Retire- know where my money went PRICES REDUCED! and Spanish are Included with an ment Supplemental Income" of while I was working. We were explanation that Bulgarian Is not $127.35. dollared to death for sure, with SKI WEAR, WOODEN SKIS, known to readers outside of The Supplementa l Income donations to this and tha t · re­ Bulgaria. will stop when M~. J _e n n i_ n gs pairs on the house, a nd ah.:ays reac?es age 65, bringing his to- something extra at work for EQUIPMENT ,, tal mcome down to $262.65. gifts clothes beers. Always Brazilians Elect " But I'll, h'.'ve three good years som~thing. And month in and i: of free llvmg by then, and my month out we did little better NOW GOING ON 6 As Deputies wife assures me we can make do than break even . , , " RIO DE JANEIRO - Six Jews on the $262 after _65 , .. " . They sold their home (for Open D•tly 10 •·"'· to 9-p.m. were elected to the Brazlllan H ~d Mr. Jennmgs _co nhn~ed $12,225 riet) when he retired, Saturdays to 5 p.m. Chamber of Deputies, the lower working to age 65 his pension moved south, bought a trailer house of Brazll's parllament, In w_ould ?ave con:ie to $214 and (second-hand for $7,200), the recent countryWlde elections, his Social Security to $143, for parked it in a pleasant, shaded according to tallles completed I\, total of $357. trailer park (or $32 a month. here. "Apart from the Supplemen- Also elected to the national 0 3 tal ~ncome, I got ~ special con- ..:d r5~•i"G<~~~~~0 !!:!,,. ~~'.:,~,~~: Chamber of Deputies was Mrs •. cession on health msurance by lo- 1672, Grand Central Stotion, New York, 1241 Wilbur A:v•u•. Boute 103 Julia Stelnbruch. . retiring at 62," he says. " Under N. v. 10011. . - ''7 - - ,---

6 TIIE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, l'EBRUARY 24, 1967 true. TIie Labor Movements of the 20' s were not the same as the FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY Unions of today. It Is Just as_ hard for a Negro to become a member In the Plumbers Union today as It Is for a Jew to become THE ONLY ENGLISH JEWISH WEEKLY IN R I AND SOUTHEA ST MASS Brother To Brother a President ofa Railway Company. Published Every Week By The Pity the speaker at a Brother­ Jewish Press Publishing Company hood Week observance In 1967. Box 6063, Providence, R. I. 02904 - Te lephone 724-0200 PLANT AND OFFICE : HERALD WAY, OFF WEBSTER ST., PAWT., R. L 02861 How can the speaker work up By Beryl Segal steam when the people who sit CELIA ZUCKERBERG Mana'glng Editor arotmd the hall wlll not have a LOIS ATWOOD Editor Every year, about this time, during, or alter the greatbanquet. we feel a little embarrassed, and The clrcles among whom my Negro In their shops? Listen to Second Class Postage Paid at Providence, Rhode Island the comp! alnts of the Negro every­ Subscription Rates: Fifteen Cents the copy; By MaU, $5.50 oe r annum; outside we hope that Brotherhood Week education In Americanism took New England, $6.50 pe r amwm. Bul.k rates on request. The Herald assumes will soon be over. place have always looked with day. And this Is really Brother ­ fj Ubscrlpltons are continuous unless notified to the contrary in writing . Every year during Brotherhood skepticism on Brotherhood Week. hood, Isn't It? Week we read newspaper -edl- 1be speakers and the writers and How can Catholics and torlals that are similar to the ones the people Involved In the struggle Protestants and Jews sltand smile we have read last year and the for equality have never put much one to another when tomorrow the years before that. Every year we store in once-a-year warm-ups. Jew will have as much access to see pictures oJ the people Involved The Labor Movement preferred the home of the people with whom FRIDAY, FEBRUARY. 24, 1967 In Brotherhood Week ceremonies action to words. TIiey believed In he has dined tonight as the elephant and we feel sorry for them. 1bey the efficacy of strikes to gain an has to pass through the proverbial Still A Transitional Society are so self-conscious and the Inch of Improvement. And the . eye of a needle. Israel is no longer a society in transiti o n. It has passed, smiles on their faces are so struggle for Improvement was a And what wlll the speakers at contrived, and the speeches which year arotmd business and not the Brotherhood Week ceremony , through the pains of growrh, has developed from a n agric ultural they make at the banquets are so a one-week-In-year get together. talk about In 1967? a nd rural civili zati o n into a n urba n, modern, technological stilted, and the whole thing gives And the results were expected to Will they mention the riots of society. Therefore. it should not be included in a confere nce on the Impression that they them- materialize now, and not In pious last summer In our big cities? the Middle East as "a society in transit ion. " selves will be glad when it Is all expressions of hopes for the WIJI they refer to the subtle over. future. ways the heads of certain firms This, at least, was what the students pla nning the confere nce And It is too bad. The people Moreover, the Labor Move- have, and the heads of these firms this wee ke nd at Brown a nd Pembroke said . a nd this was wh y who formed the National Confer- ment has never made a distinction may well be..among the guests of the tentative age nda had o nl y o ne item in which Israel was men­ ence of Chris tians and Jews In between races and nationalities the dinner, of keeping out "tmde­ tioned, a group discussion late Saturday afternoon on the con­ I 928 meant well . The Brotherhood and creeds. The s trike was for slrable" nationalities from their Days and Weeks they lnstlruted all who wor ked in a certain In- shops and offices? tinuing Arab-Israeli di spute. had a vision of something great dustry. All who were Involved Brotherhood Week In 1967 Is The students at Brown a nd Pembroke are alert, intelligent and lofty. Then It became a rou- benefited from the s trike. No- an embarrassing thing, and the young me n a nd women, a nd well-informed on ma ny subj ects. tine. A Catholic Priest gives the body asked for certificates of birth sooner It Is over, the greater the sigh of relief from all concerned. but they did not know that Israel is a society in flu x. fl comes Invocation. A Jewish Rabbi gives or for Baptism papers. Jews and the Benediction. And lnbetween Catholics and Prote s tants and . . . as rather a s hock to kn ow that they are not awa re of the many people of all races deliver talks whites and colored were equal in (Mr. Segal' s opinions are his problems of society in tra nsiti o n whi ch face Israel as and express wishes and eat a meal the Unions. own, and not necessarily those of _dema nding ly as they face J orda n or the U nited Arab Republic together. But, alas , even tha t ts no more this newspaper.) the integratio n of Western-ori e nted Jews fr om industria li zed But as It happens so many tlmes with so many organizations , the countries a nd of Orie nt a l Jews who have grown up in a n old er. National Conference of Christians slower culture: the necessity of acce pting as ci ti Lc ns all Jews and Jews and the Brotherhood who come to Israel regardless of what they ca n offer the Weeks which that confere nce spon­ II! country, the eme rging "color" problem a nd the di ff ic ult y of sors , have become part of the natf.onal scene and no more. The combining a recession with find ing jobs fo r ne w imm igra nts. difference between the ideal American Jewish Committee Disagrees Many of the Arab countries seek to vie in arms a nd power and the reality Is too great for the with the Western nati ons, but are educa ting for wa r rather tha n organization to grappiewlth. What for peace. Israel attempts the more difficult j ob of integrating shoul d be, and wh at· really is in With Herald Observations On Russia the relations between races and not only Jews fr om backward Arab natio ns. but also of welding nationalities and religions are Dear Miss Atwood: fully selected from among the pre­ her Arabs a nd Jews into one body politic. She has lea rned much wort ds apar t. Your Interview wt th Dr. and dominately pro-Soviet writers). In in the continuing struggle . Her conquest of ba rren la nds.in which 1 was present at one of the ' Mr s. Carroll M. Silver, which addition to serving Immediate appeared in the Herald on Novem­ cul rural needs, these gestures the swamps ha ve been drained a nd the hills once again covered banquets arranged by the Brother­ hood Week and I remember a ber 18, 1966 was onl y recently show Soviet Jews that their with forests as they were in the days of Solomon's temple. have speaker saying: brought to my attention and I have culrural life still has vitality. stirred the world's im aginatio n. The concept of the ki bbutz. a nd "If we can sit here tonight, therefore been 1.Dlable to comment Similarly, In the r eligious and kibbutz life, have become for all men a bold example of a new eating together, speaking one to sooner. traditional sphere, more cities In general, I found the ar ticle communal way of life. another In brotherhood, enjoying were able to bake matzoth last informative and well-presented. year than in the previous four Among the matters to be discussed a t the conference by busi­ ourselves immensely, why can't we do lt all through the year?" However, I woul d like to make years, al though this Is not yet nessmen, scholars a nd dipl omats are how the problems of for­ It Is a good question. Why some comments on Dr. Silver's widespread. eign investment are linked to those of regional developme nt, the can't we? observations , as reported in your Nevertheless, Jews who wish impact developme nt is having on culture, how socia l cha nges in­ The. truth Is that ·for some s!Ory. There is little evidence to retain a commtmlty Identity to show that the position of the fluence international relations, a nd how "traditional tribal. fam­ 1mknown reason we do not stt still find themselves tmable to do together all the other nights of scattered Jewish communities has so, as opposed to other religious ily, sectaria n a nd local loyalties . . mold a nd are molded by the year. Like Canned Food Week changed ''tremendously" slnoe the or national groups In the USSR. problems of modernization.'' Among the societies of the Middle and like Be Kind to Animal s Week, ouster of Nikita Khrushchev. Thus, the lnstirutions for training East still in transiti o n, a nd discussed a nd represented at the con­ Brotherhood Week does notextend Llnie acrually changed during religious or cul rural leaders have to the rest of the year. Brother­ Krushchev' s .-eglme for he was not been restored and an entire fere nce this e ve ning a nd tomorrow. will be Israe l. anti-Semitic and merely carried {(="-~,-,-~~~~ hood Is a fine thing. The spirit generation of Jews Is growing up Is very willing, but the flesh Is over Stalin's policies . This cannot Ignorant of Its cultural and re­ too weak. The voice of brother­ be said of the present leadership ligious traditions. Bereftofteach­ hood that is heard once a which Is pragmatically concerned ~rs, books, and rabbis, etc., there year doesn't reverberate through with profotmdlnternal and external. are fewer and fewer persons who f YOUR MONEY'S problems. I the rest of the year. The evening can Instill the yotmg with a sense of warmth In which the listeners There have, of course, been :,f pride reinforced by knowledge. are basking Is not enough to last some welcome changes. There 1s Nor Is there a Bible press, con­ all through the year. Brotherhood less fear of physical violence, as trary to the article's Intimation, Week, unforttmately, does not have practiced during the Stalin era tmless one means the few any Impact. and the so-called "economic thousand prayer books Issued ~:~~~. In all the years that I have been crimes" latmched In Krushchev's In Moscow a few years ago. The I I administration. In the last years working among people of various promised Siddur has yetto appear. J State transfer taxes are not de- a few books In Yiddish have been !NfEREST, nationalities I have not heard Is it any wonder as Dr. Silver STATE TRANSFER TAXES ductible tmless Incurred In published. The Yiddish-language notes that the "yotmger people . .. A primary purpose of this business or for the production of Brotherhood Week mentionedeven Sovletish Helmland, latmched as once. And I have been.employed won't be able to read It" (the series Is to give you Income tax Income. Thus, the New York an official publication reflecting In an Institution that by narure Bible)? Despite the fact that savings guides which you could not State transfer tax on any sales traditional Soviet themes, has be­ hires people of all creeds and Moslems are taught Arabic to read easily find elsewhere. Another of stocks or other securities you races. Never had Brotherhood gun to publish articles by living the Koran: that the German objective Is . to help you avoid made last year Is deductible Week been discussed before, Soviet Yiddish writers.and Israeli minority can srudy.lts cul rural past mistakes which could bring your separately as a tax on page 2 of authors (even If these are .care- in German or, at least, ln the tax rerurn to the attention of an your Form 1040 and not deducted Russian language, and use facili­ examining agent, a development merely from the sales price of ties subsidized by the authorities, that obviously could be costly in the securities. But a transfer COMMU-NITY CALENDAR. Hebrew remains forbidden and terms of time and money. tax on the sale of a residence by FOR LISTING CALL GASPEE 1-4111 - Ask for Calendar Secretary Yiddish classes or textbooks are For in s tance, did you, during one homeowner to another is not MRS. BERTRAM L. BERNHARDT - CALENDAR CHAfRMAN ~UUUUUWWWQAUWWW~WQ~W~QWWWWUW~ non-existent. 1966's period of historically high separately deductible. If you sold It is certainly Inaccurate to Interest rates, buy bank "savings a residence last year and paid a Soturday, FebNory 25, 1967 3:00 p.m.-c.n.. Milhkon Tflk,h, Tolmff Oct.. state that "anti-Semitism Is no bonds," "growth certificates" or transfer tax, cut your sales price Sunday, ,.....,,_,. 26, 1967 more prevalent in the USSR than other Instruments which are slml- by that amotmt In calculating your 7:00 p.m.•C-.· Mkhlion TNeh, ,..,._. 0... In the United States." According tar to u. s. Serles E Savings bonds net profit, If any. If you bought Mendcry, """'-Y 27, 1967 to Dr. Silver, "they were told" 1:00 p.m.•Whtrt 0-, ..... f24, Knithh ef P'ythiat...... MNtint In that they Increase In value up a residence and paid a transfer 1:00 p.m.• ,_pa. Sinei-Meft•1 Oult, ...... this, presumably by officials and I to marurltylnsteadofpaylnglnter- tax, add this amotmt to your cost, 10:00 o.m.-Sitterhood TempM &nonu•B, INrd Mfftlr.g doubt If this represents a wholly est currently? If so, you must In deducting any stock transfer 12 :30 p.m.•"ovidenc:• Chapter S."io, HadCIUClh. 1-,..,lor Moetir.g objective source. As a matter of know that there Is a key tax taxes on your rerurn, note that 1:00 p.m .. C.,.naten eh.pt.r S.,_ ...... _., ...... MNtlftl 1:00 p.m .. Pawt.• C.-trlll ,... Sen* .....__.., ...u._ MNfint fact, anti-Jewish articles which difference between your Serles E there still ls.no separate line for 1:00 p.m.- lad. Au•. Gerold M. Como" f 369 JWVA, l-,1,110, Mffti"9 smack of blatant racism continue bond and your bank savings bond. that deduction In the "Taxes" 1: 00 p.m.- Molhort' An'n. Tomplo hlh David, l-,1,1lor MffUng to appear In Soviet journals and You, a cash basis taxpayer, pay block tmder "Part IV. Itemized 1:00 p.m.-S.torheod Temple hth hrael, '-"I MNtint periodicals. This, In a state 1:00 p.m.-5"..,.._ Templo loth Am, leaulor MNt"'9 no tax on the annual Increase In Deductions" on page 2 of Form 1:00 p.m.- 1.od. Aw• . lt. ~rd "- f214 JWVA. 1_.,t.r MMU.,. where all publications must have the value of your Serles E bond 1040. You must write In the line T~oy, Felwvory 21, 1967 some sort of official approval. In as Jong as you hold It. (You can tmder the last printed Item which 1:00 p.m.-Nonoef Womon ef PTovWonc:o , ..,..,1o, Mfft"'I this cotmtry national and local pay If you choose, but few do.) You Is for "Personal Property" taxes. 1:00 p.m.•CraMton-W-kk 0tapto, l 'noi l 'rith WomH, leonl MNtint1 1:00 p.m,-Jewlah S..,.M A«Mh, "Whet it, o Jew" officials and lnstirutions are do, however, have to report the Are you an Investor who sold Wodnotelay, M.ch 1, 1967 struggling to eradicate the pockets year's lncreuelnthevalueofyour real estate at a profit In 1966? 12:00-nMn- la.lllot AM '"· Jewilh Hlmo f., tho AeMI, 0-. luncho.n of bigotry and racism: the same bank bond, If .you could have re- If so, you may have a potential 1:00 p.m.-S.tor.._ '1A Cena, Sena el ..,_..,., INrd MNtfflt cannot be said for officials In the deemed this bond during the year. problem. The Treasury often 1:00 p.m.-S.~ Tem,&e loth T-.~C...natoft Jewllh Cont..-, htu'- MMN"I 1:00 p.m.-S.t..-hNII C-.- Mlahlion TNoh, ...ul.r MMtint USSR . In a sense, this Is what This Is 90 even If the Interest claims that an Investor held his I : 1 S p.m .....,. Ch.ptor l 'MI l 'rith w-n, lo.rd MNtint the poet Yevgenl Yevtushenko has not been paid to you and you property "primarily for sale to 1:00 p,ffl .-Tou,. Ftatomol Al1'n., lo.rd MNti.. meant when he clamored for the still hold the bank bond. customers In the ordinary, course Thurtlfoy, M.Rh 2, 1'67 10:00 o.m,."-Wonco Otaplor Se"* tW.Nh, Study ~ ell m Ina ti on of Soviet anti­ Did you pay any state transfer of hi• trade or business ' and If 12:00 _ • ..,.._. Tomp6e loth ■ , luMhNn .,_ tho lliNII Semitism In his work, Bab! Yar, raxes on sale of stock or other se- th!• proves to be so, the Investor I : U p.m.-,,..,..,_ 0-,.tor W_,..n•, Americ- 0aT, 0,.,. INrd MNtwl9 (Continued on Page 15) curl ties or of a house during 1966? (Continued on page 11)

/ THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1967 7 Herald subscribers comprise excellent results, advertise In Protest New Version an active buying market. For the Herald. Call 724-0200. Of Oberammergau Play PAR!S--A new version of the All fofms of personal and business insurance Passion Play stagedevery!Oyeara including - Life - Accident - Group - Fire - by the villagers of the West German village of Oberammergau was as­ Automobile - Casualty - Bonds sailed last. year by the American Jewish Congress as anti-Semitic. t That version Is scheduled for Murry M. Halpert ~. iii presentation ·agal11 In 1970. The 800 Howard Bldg. • play deals with the trial andcruct­ DE 1-9100 Residence: DE 1-6949- .ftxlon of Jesus. The adaptation to be shown In Parts, then In Britain, the United States and Australia, was prepared by Jacob Blume, a German actor I s KOSHER and director. J U LI E DELICATESSEN When plans were announced last November for the proposed pre­ 731 HOPE STREET 621 -9396 sentation of the Blume version In London and other British cities, _a controversy developed, capped by a formal appeal by the Board of Deputies of British Jews to have nothing to do with the planned pre­ sentation. Blume said In Paris that one of his parents was_ Protestant and one BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON Jewish and that he changed the Oberammergau version "only by OUR YOUNGER SET - Richard Eric, 17 months old, and Judith Iris, relating the Holy Scriptures." five and a half years old, are the chtldren of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Bologna or Salami Sandwich Critics. said that this statement Alexander of 3714 Country Club Road, Phtladelphla, Pa. , formerly of did not put the West German actor Pawtucket. Maternal grandmother ts Mrs. Altce Kastal of Phtladelphla, INCLUDES COFFEE 5 5 ( on record as saying he had re­ also formerly of Pawtucket. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. moved elements considered anti­ Isadore Paul of Dorchester, Mass. Mr. Alexander Is a second-year KOSHER Semitic. student at the Phtladelphla College of Osteopathic Medicine. office. "Out here.'' he said, Bolognas and SalamisP6~~D98( "there's too much reliance on INCLUDING MIDGETS AND GARLIC RINGS adapting successful plays and novels. If 1 ever do any campaign­ ing, It would be for more original GOLDEN-ASSORTED FLAVORS- REG. 75c screenplays.'' Jack Valenti ts being queried PKG. about three hot sex scenes tn BLINTZES 59( "Hurry Sundown" . .. Claude Le­ TOMATO by Leonard Lyons Louch, New Wave director of " To Be a Crook," wtll film his own At the Stiver Quill Award Las Ve gas' Caesars Pal ace, will screenplay, "The Sun Rises in the SARDINES OVAL CANS ,dinner Vice President Humphrey take the full version ro London ' s West," in Rio ... A caller at the acknowledged the glowing lntro­ Prince of Wales Theater. Copa asked: • -Who do 1 have to GULDEN'S YELLOW duct:ton: ,_There are times when, Muggsy Spanier, the great know to get a ringside table to see as Vice President, you must love trumpeter who died recently, used Tony Bennett?" The matrre d' to hear certain things that nobody to work In Ted Lewis' band. He replted: "You don' t have to know MUSTARD 2 FOR 19( really thinks except the Vice once heard that Lewis was In town, anyone. You have to be known ." President.'' He mentioned sur­ but couldn't get any phone calls Peggy Christiansen acted In BREAKSTONE prise drop-Ins, and said LBJ might through to the bandleader. Muggsy "My Fair Lady" and In "Around walk In and take his remarks right took his trumpet to a spot across the World In 80 Days." She' s out of his hand: the street from where Lewis was considered a look-alike fo r Sandy COTTAGE CHEESE CON~~INER 2 9 ( "It has happened before: In staying, and played "When My Dennis. Because no roles were fact, I have two very good speeches Baby Smiles at Me." The window available, s he's currently a that will be In the Johnson Library. opened and Lewis roared In recog­ waitress at the Jolly Sixpence ... These are memorable speeches nition, "Mugg-zzyl" "My problem," said Miss Chris­ Take Her To Dine Tonight at - the only two I never gave, The Netherlands' Prince Bern­ tiansen, "ts that Sandy Dennis officially." hard arrives In N. Y. on the I 9th. looked like Sandy Dennis before 1 Marlon Brando, who was wel­ He'll attend the Air Force Ball did." comed to Egypt last week although Veronica Lake will produce &l{i, ~~Kt§r here ...James Seligmann Just sold he had no vaccination certificate, Ishmael Reed's first novel, "The three films, wlth Texas Oil backing once starred on Broadway In Ben Free-Lance Pallbearers," to . ..Co nnie Frances will have 16 ST:E:AK HOT.J'S:E: Hecht's Israel pageant, "A Fla·g Doubleday ...S idney Glazier, who relatives at her Copa premiere ... Is Born" . . . Alan Bates wtll do produced the prize-winning "The Gila Golan, Joe Levine' s new star, "Richard Ill" for the Stratford, Eleanor Roosevelt Story,'' ls pro­ will leave N. Y. this week. She'll Ontario, centennial this summer ducing Mel Brooks' "Springtime make her film s In Brazil. .. In . . . Alfred Hitchcock will use for Hitler" . .. Regina Resnik will his new comedy, 11 Love in E­ . Houston's Astrodome as the make her Czechoslovakia debut In Flet," .Norman Krasna refers to . setting In a film scene .. . Pocket _.Carmen" at the Bredslava Thea­ the desserts served at our elegant Books made a deal with Doubleday ter, Feb. 28 . clubs, desserts flavored with for Louis Nlzer' s "The Jury Re­ Jimmy Stewart ts filming brandy, etc.: "A gtrl can become turns," for 1968. 41 Firecreek" at Warner Bros. a chronic alcoholic Just from des­ After Prime Minister Harold Stewart, who Is a Republican and serts tn N. Y ." Wilson met with Gen. de Gaulle, an Air Force general, was a sked If (Distributed I 96 7, by The Hall Syn­ about Britain's entering the Com­ he's pl annlng to campaign for dicate, Inc.) (All Rights Reserved) mon Market, the BBC man Olivier Todd was asked to reveal, off-the­ record, what had happened. "De­ Gaulte ," he said, "gave Wll•on ( For And About Teenagers ) what we call a Norman 'No.' It lo spelled 'NYes" In Engltsh, and ·,ronotmced 11 NOu1' in French." · · To promote travel here the U. S. Tourist Information Service Old Southwestern Spanish Atmosphere gave a typical American luncheon for 100 French travel agents, at Excellent Cuisine Tavern-on-the-Green. · . .Jeanne Moreau, who stars with Orson Welles In "Fa! staff," will do "The - ~~vlll""'"'I Try Big Joe's STEAK RANCH ERO Bride Wore Black" for Francois ~)-( ~ A choice Sirloin Steak. Chor-broiled to Truffaut... When Tony Randall, perfection over the embers and served starring In ABC Stage 6 7' s "Wide THE WEEK'S LETTER: " I think we are because we date with Rauchev'~ Butter Sauce. Includes ()pen Door to'' was as.ked what he am a girl, 15 years old. I like so often." Potato; baked with Sour Cream, Delmo· would like to be If he were not an a boy who is 17 years old. I OUR REPLY: Your friends nico or French Fries and Vegetoi:ile. actor t ~ replied, ''Dead." h ave been going with him for think you a re going steady be­ Includes Solod, Relish Troy and on Mel Ferrer signed Samantha quite a while. Lately, he h as cause there is no doubt of the osst'mt. of Hot Rolls Jones, the model, for "Walt Until become very jealous and can fact. You a re togethe, every •3~ Dark." She's shown hanging Inside hardly sta nd it if I ta lk to other weekend, a·nd more frequently, a transparent dress cover from a boys who are- ·m erely friends of as you indicated. Steaks • Seafood • Chops hook Inside a closet door. When mine. We are· not going steady, But, you haven't made any co-star Richard Crenna saw her at least he has not asked me to formal agreements. You haven't Open 11 :30 am-10: 30 pm Saturdays 'til Midnight there, he told her: "rd speak go steady. But, we do date each even admitted to one another to my agent, If I were you. That weekend and see very much of that you have developed a .pat­ dressing room Is ridiculous.'' each other. I want to know if tern of being together as much No Food Service After 9:30 pm - Closed Mondays Yogi Berra entertained se­ you call that going steady, if as possible. curl ty analysts and financial the boy has not asked you to go There is no obligation on the FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 767-1961 writers-by catching a f,rw · steady. I would also like lo part of either of you. If you pt tched balls-when his firm, Yoo know if you think it is right for have been going together for Joseph Pasonelli Maitre' de - Santiago Perez, Mgr. Hoo Beverage Corp., was listed on him lo act as he does toward some lime, it should not be too the National Exchange this week . .• me, even though we a re not difficult for you to talk things Terence Stamp finished "Par going steady! I would like to go over and decide just where you Visit Our New Bar & Cocktail Lounge Prom the Madding Crowd" and steady with him very much, but stand with one another. flew to Kuhta!, Austria-to tile don't you think I should wait • ,., tt-. •,..,...problem,.,-"' h. featuring the Lowery Console Music skl lessons from Jean Shrlmpton unW, or if, he asks me to go :--.:..; .;",~.._;~~u,";NA-:;:;~ . . . Juliet Prow11e, starring In a steady before I tell an7ione we c~NtY ANO SUIUBAN ,.HS SHYICE . EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT tab Terslon of "Sweet Charity" at are? I mean, all· my riends FIAN

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY 1 FEBRUARY 2-f, 1967 9 SOCIAL ILLNESS CONFERENCE ISRAEL'S MUNICIPALITIES Rabbi Ell A. Bohnen of Temple Emanu-El and Dr. Antonio Capone, HAIFA - Israel has a total of psychiatry chief at Pawtucket twenty-six municipalities with Memorial Hospital, will iead the populations ranging from 8,000 to discussion at a physician-clergy more than 400,000. ANNOUNCE FIRST CHILD conference on Interrelationships Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Martin In the management of social Ill­ Lyons of 52 8 Beaconwood Drive, ness, to be held Monday at the INDIA IMPORTS Newton-Highlands, Mass., an­ Rhode Island Medical Society nounce the birth of their first Library. Dr. Paul 8. McCleave, SARIES child and son, Bradford Gottlieb, a- Presbyterian minister and di­ RAW SILKS on Feb. 14. Maternal grandparents rector of the medicine and rell­ are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gottlieb glon department of the American Ha'ndicrafts of 150 Crestview Drive, Manches­ Medical Association, will be key­ ter, N, H. Paternal grandparents note speaker at the conference, to Jewelry are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard S. Lyons which about 100 clergymen have of 80 Lenox Aveni.e .. Great-grand­ been Invited. Musical Instruments parents are Mrs. Mary Lyons of 65 Laurel Avenue, Mrs. HarryCohen FABULOUS 14 DAY EMPORIUM - India of 211 Adelaide Avenue (formerly of 90 Sumter Street) and Mrs. 287 Thayer Street Gertrude Gottlieb of New York HAWAIIAN $ City. CARNIVAL 699 . Providence ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Sam­ ANNOUNCE DAUGHTER'S BIRTH ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Leo lnd.,dO'l Lo, \IO'gol S,o n ~, anc,u o & OPEN DAILY Pickar of 145 Colonial Road Ho!"lol.,1 11 PlUS food t,,_,.,.,. ,09" and k,n uel Wunsch of 274 Blackstone Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sharf­ an­ 1, 11.,.d n,9h1, 2 P.M. to 9 P.M. Boulevard announce the engage­ m an of New York Cl ty announce nounce the engagement of their ( All NOW FOR MOR£ INFORM A TLO N SATURDAY ment of their daughter, Susan the birth of their first child, daughter, Francine Leah, to IO A.M. to 9 P.M. Dene, to Charles Duncan Rice, son Ronald Allan Landay, son of Mr. Lauren Merril, on Feb. 6. Ma­ PRICE TRAVEL Phone 421-2283 son of Dr. and Mrs. James I. Rice ternal grandparents are Mr. and · and Mrs. Morris Landay of 6538 776 Hope St 831-5'200 of Hamilton Place, Aberdeen, Mrs. Irving Newman of Paris Darlington Road, Pittsburgh, Pa . . Scotland. Street, Pawtucket. Paternal Miss Pickar, a graduate of Miss Wunsch, a Hope High grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Classical High School, ts a student School alumna, will be graduated Herbert Sharfman of Stiver Spring, at Rhode Island College. Mr. Lan­ LIMITED OFFER! .from Wellesley College In June and Md. day ls a graduate of Taylor Aller­ will do graduate work next year In dice High School, Plttsburgh,and a OFFER EXPIRES SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25 philosophy at the University of SON'S BIRTH ANNOUNCED pre-med student at Brown Univer­ Aberdeen. She was chairman of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Thaler sity, where he Is a member of the Wellesley College Pressboard of Bethesda, Md., formerly of Tower Club. '_'Death of a President" and Is president of Zeta Alpha Providence, announce the birth Literary Society there. Mr. Rice of a son, Kent Myles, on Feb. by William Manchester received his M.A. with First Class 15. Maternal _grandparents are Mr. -· 1srael Ca binet Honors from the University of and Mrs. Saul Gerber of Portland, Regular $/0.00 Aberdeen (1964), did research Me. Paternal grandparents are Crisis Averted SPECIAL PRICE $6. 99 for a doctorate In American His­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thaler of Publication Date March 20 tory at the Universities of Edln­ Pawtucket. Maternal great-grand- ' JERUSALEM - An tn1er­ bl.lrgh, Oxford and London and at mother Is Mrs. Ida Cohen of Miami coalltion committee which was ◄ % So'-s Tax 28c; '-toee 25c • Check or MoMy Order Accepted Harvard University, and will re­ Beach, Fla., and paternal great­ named to seek a sol utlon to a ceive his Ph. D. from Edinburgh grandmother, Mrs. Kate Feldstein Government dispute over cost-of­ next October. He was visiting of Pawtucket. llvlng payments, began sessions last week amid Indications that a COLLEGE HILL BOOK STORE Henry Fellow nt Harvard In I 965- DAUGHTER IS BORN 66. He Is assistant professor of threatened Cabinet crisis had been 252 THAYER STREET PROVIDENCE, R.I . Mr. and Mrs. Manny Sherman averted. American History at the. Univer­ of 259 Cole Avenue announce the ( n!_xl lo Avon Theatre) sity of Aberdeen. birth of their first child and daugh­ The core of the dispute Is a compromise prop o s a I by the A July wedding Is planned. ter, Melissa Page, on Feb. 3. Eileen McClure Photo Alignment of Premier Levi Mrs. Sherman Is the former Joan Eshkol's Mapa[ party and Achdut Kushner. Maternal grandparents Avodah to pay In I 96 7 half of the are Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kushner scheduled. cost-of-living allow­ Sephardic Jews of 74 Savoy Street. Paternal ances given workers on the basis grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. HUB WHOLESALE CO. of chans,;es In Israel's cost-of­ Samuel Sherman of 72 Upland Elect Dr. Goon living Index. The leftist Mapam, Road, Woonsock~t. 212 North Main Street Providence, R.I. NEW YORK-The Rev. Dr. Ha­ a coalition member, had demanded NAMED TO DEAN'S LIST ful I payment but was understood tc ham Solomon Gaon, Chief Rabbi of have agreed to the compromise as ' ·the Sephardic Congregations of the Miss Francee Rakatansky, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Nathan did the Hlstradrut, Israel's labor ALL SALESMAN ? Brlttish Commonwealth, has been federation, but the religious bloc ' elected president of the Union of Rakatansky of 34 Old Tannery Road, has been named to the Dean's and the Independent Liberals Sephardic Congregations (In the served a virtual ultimatum on Pre­ BOWLERS United States and Canada). List at Connecticut College for the first semester of the academic mier Eshkol that If Increases In Dr. Gaon, who Is also director either the allowances or wages of the Sephardic Studies Program year. A graduate of Hope High \ . School, she Is a senior at the were approved, they would quit the Howie Backner (Class A) - Sid Green (Class B) at yeshiva University, heads an Government, precipitating Its col­ -organization whose major func­ liberal arts college for women. lapse. WIN 1st PLACE IN CONGRESS BOWLING TOURNEY tions are perpetuation of the rich ENGAGEMENTISANNOUNC~Q The 14-member lntercoalltion Sephardic heritage, placement of Mr. and M.rs. Al Lieberman of committee represents coalition Sephardic rabbis, publications, and South Orange, N.J., announce the parties and the Hlstadrut. Its distribution of Sephardic prayer­ engagement of their daughter, members In cl ude FI nan ce IT RICH AND books throughout the world. SPARE Barbara Sue, to Steven F. Weis­ Minister Plnhas · Saplr, Labor STRIKE HAVE MONEY TO The Union, founded In 1929 by man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Minister Ytgal AllonandHlstadrut Its honorary president Dr. David A. Weisman of Cole Avenue. Secretary-General Aharon Beck­ WITH POFIT ABLE ITEMS FOR de Solo Pool, also publishes the Miss Lieberman ts a student er. Fast Day Prayerbook under Dr. at Boston University. Mr. Weis­ WINTER CLEAR~NCE AND SPRING SPECIALS Gaon's supervision and In coopera­ Derails of thedlscusslonswere man ts a graduate of Boston Uni­ kept secret but sources close to tion with the Spanish and Portu­ versity's College of Liberal Arts. the Alignment said that It appeared SLACKS - SHORTS - SUITS - SWEATERS guese Synagogues of London and They will be married on May likely a solution ro the Impasse New York. 28. ' would be based on paymel)t of SPREADS - DRAPES - CURTAINS Its rabbinic placement efforts four per cent of the allowance­ have been assisted over the past BECOME BAS MITZVAH Cheryl Abrams, the daughter of about half of the actual cost - to three years by Yeshiva Universi­ Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Abrams,and workers earning less than 600 ty's Sephardic Studies Program, pounds ($200) a .month . .The ses­ directed by Dr. Gaon. Sandra Wasser, the daughter of FRED SPIGEL'S Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wasser, sion began In a spirit of guarded _,' Sephardic Jews trace their an­ optimism with participants quoted cestry to Spain and Portugal. Their became Bas Mtrzvah at Temple Beth Torah-Cranston Jew Is h as believing a Cabinet crisis KOSHER MEAT MARKET ' ritual and dialect differ slightly Center on Friday, Feb. 17. would be avoided. 243 RESERVOIR AVE., PROVIDENCE HO 1-0425 from those of Central and Eastern European Jews, known as Ash­ kenazim. Many of th<> earliest Jewish Immigrants to America Collector Of Jewish Art - ANNIVERSARY SALE - were Sephardic Jews expelled from Spain during the· Inquisition In the Dies In Palm Beach, Fla. - HOT DOGS a to pkg. 49· J. P - 15th Century. Dr. Gaon was born In Trav­ PALM BEACH , FLA - Mi­ to London and then to the United nlck, Yugoslavia In 1912 and has chael M. Zagayskl, a leading col­ States. He served as a vice con­ - ~:A~s~!~URST 4 to pkg. - lived In England since 1934. He lector of Jewish ceremonial ob­ sul here of the Polish Govern­ ~~ received his 8.A. and Ph. D. jects, paintings and sculpture, died ment In Exile In World War ll. degrees from the University of Saturday. He -was 74 years old and Later he became a United States lb. cont. also lived at 340 East 52nd Street, citizen. - COTTAGE CHEESE 2 5 London, and was named Chief Rabbi t - of the Sephardic Congregations of New York. Mr. Zagayskl had started col­ •he British Commonwealth In 1949. A major part of the Zagayskl lecting as a youth In Poland and He ase•.1med direction of Yeshlya collection, comprising 400 objects; by 1939 he had accumulated a great collection. "It. was like a muse­ ~100%ALL BEEF PATmsi.69(~•-~ University's Sephardic Studies was sold for $347,680 In 1964 In Program In 1964. the Parke-Bernet Galleries. The um" he once said. The entire col­ Jewish Museum, at which he had lection was lost - looted by the frequently exhibited his Judalca, Invading Germans In World War -COOKEDGCORN BEEF 1. 991b.- SEN. BILGOR NAMED bought extensively. II. Senator Irving J . Btlgor of Among the richly embellished A year later, he began a new collection. For years he spent - A WORD ABOUT POUCY - l:'rovldence has been appointed a ceremonial objects broughttogeth­ commissioner to represent Rhode ,er by Mr. Zagayskl from all over much of his time traveling In We at Fred Spige/'s. f rom top management on down . solemnly promise - search of works to buy. Isl and on the Compact for Educa­ the worl d since I 940 were some you - our esteemed custom ers - three all important things: tion .. Other state members of the Venetian wedding rings of the 16th At me 1964 sale, he said by - COURTEOUS SERVICE ~ QUALITY FOOD PRODUCTS and 17th centuries. - LOW LOW PRICES - commission are Governor Chafee. ·. telephone from Palm Beach, "It No right l~ink~ng bu_siness m en would promise 01herwise. Not if they Rep. Donald R. Bonner of West­ Mr. Zagayskl was born In Is heartbreaking for me to sel I. I - wanted to st~y ,n bustness and grow and prosper. which we do. Th erefore erly, Robert F. Pickard of East, Ktelce, Poland, andbecamealead­ -traveled months and years to find we make tlm pledge: If at any time )'O U are dissatisfied. with any. we re• - Greenwich, Dr. William P. Robin­ er In the cement and oil Industry a small Item, and sometimes !ex­ peat any. product or joodJtuff purchased in Fred Spige/'s S10re we will son Jr. of East Providence, and there. When Hitler Invaded Poland, changed many pieces for one that - gladly (and LEAPJN' LIZZARDS we mean it!) make amends, apologize, Mrs. John M. Saplnsley and George he was attending a meeting of the was wonderful and rare." He did W. Kelsey of Providence. Jewish Agency In Geneva. He went not attend the sale. ~,,,~, ''''',, 10 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1967 FLORENCE APPEAL MONUMENT TO ATHLETES LONDON - The W or 1 d LONDON - A monument to Sepha'rdl Federation's appeal for Jewish athletes who were aid to the Jewish community of murdered In the Nazi Holocaust Florence has realized more than will be erected In the Maccablah $2,800. vl11age In fsraelln1968,accordlng to Brit Hakoah, th_e association of former members of Hakoah, a Jewish sports club footba11 team In Vienna. The monumentwlll list the name·s of the martyred sports­ men and wtll be dedicated next year.

_Join Weight Watchers! · " ISRAEL 'ale NIY, no f~ way to reduft Meetings · NEW LOW RATES 7 throughout 5 degrees in Israel Now R.I . and Mass. OPEN TO 9 days departures $399 rd. tripi9I MEN WOMEN PURIM TEEN-AGERS PASSOVER departures $465_ For information or rd, trip .., free literature CALL 831-0337 PRICE TRAVEL · or Wrjfe 776 Hope St. 159 Elmgrove Ave., Prov. 02906 Providence 831•5200 EMANU-EL SISTERHOOD DONOR LUNCHEON COMMITTEE-The 'o ;J Donor Luncheon Committee of the Sisterhood of Temple Emanu-El met recently at the home of Mrs. Milton Dubinsky to plan the Donor Emanu-EI Confirmands' QUARTETTO ITALIANO Luncheon, to be held on Monday, Apr!! 3, at 12 noon In the meeting house wtth Mort Freeman, concert and folk singer, as featured artist. Mothers Hold Elections The above concert Rabbi Ell A. Bohnen discussed the Importance of the Sisterhood's The mothers of the Temple recently postponed by the · Youth Program which benefits from the luncheon. From ·left, seared. Emanu-El conflrmands of 196 7 are Mesdames David Horvitz, Sisterhood president; Mervin Bolusky, have elected officers to make the ijhode Island Chamber Music Concerts llDlcheon chairman; Harold Jagollnzer, co-chairman; Milton Dubinsky, necessary arrangements. They publicity; Stephen Wasser, hostesses; Sol Haas, reservations; Rabbi are Mesdames Saul Muffs, chair­ has 'been rescheduled /or Bohnen; and Mesdames Fred Strasmlch, decorations, and David Allen, man; William Nasberg, vice­ Wed., Mar. 15, 1967, 8: 30 P.M. program. Not pictured are Mrs. Benton Odessa, hospitality, and Mrs. chairman; Edward Silverman, ALUMNAE HAl:l Mortyn Zietz, treasurer. secretary, and Irving Goldfarb, Fred Ke! man Photo treasurer. PEMBROKE COLLEGE Committee chairmen are Mes­ dames Victor Abrams, reception, assisted by Mesdames Malcolm Bromberg, Seymour Cohen, Nor­ man Levine, Wllllam Melzer, 9 p.m. In the temple vestry. Mrs. Mitchell Sack, Edward Segal and Mrs. Lazar To Review David Silverman and Mrs. Morris Jacob S. Temkin; S. Samuel Kes­ Blazer are chairmen. Committee renman, photographs; Milton Book On Beiliss Case members are Mesdames Fred Levitt, CQps and gowns; Seymour Mrs. Emanuel Lazar will Robinson, David Robinson, Henry Cohen, flowers; James.Goldsmith Famous fOr review the book, "Blood Accusa­ Brtll, Sol Pollack, Ira Talan, tnd David Sadler,glfts,ant!Hyman Attention 1• AMERICAN AND -g: ;:: .,::J . :~: tion: The Strange History of the Charles Ross, Mary Mushnlck Blazer, Bertram Bernstein, C~INESE FOOD IN PARKING LOT ACROSS STRHT (ex officio) and Clara Lerner Belllss Case" by Maurice Samuel, Arthur Greenberg and Louis Orders To Take Ovt WEEKDAYS ARER 5 P. M. (publicity). ANYTIME SUNDAYS OR HOLIDAYS at a regular meeting of the Ladles' ----- Sandler, telephone squad. GA 1·2580 Association of Providence Hebrew The next meeting of . the be ROGER WILLIAMS CHAPTER PERFECT MEAlS AT LOW PRICES Day School, ro held on Tuesday, mothers of the conflrmands will be Feb. 28, at 8:15 p.m. ar the schoo\. The Roger Williams Chapter of BRING THE FAMILY B'nal B'rlrh Women held a held on Thursday, March 2, ar The wife of Rabbi Emanuel Lazar, I p.m. ar the Temple. she attenred Hunter College and Is llDlcheon report meeting lasrweek . Full Course Sunday Oinners at the home of Mrs. Harry Davis a graduate of the Seminary College The Kind You'll lib ro plan the Annual Quota Dinner to LUNCHEON FOR THE BLIND No liquor - Open 11 a .m. to 11 p.m. - Sat. ond Sun. 11 a .m. to 12 p .... · of Jewish Studies. She Is a member of the National Board of Directors be held March 22 at the Sheraton­ The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Biltmore Hore! . Mrs. Leo L. • 102 WESTMINSTER ST., Next to Arcade • of the Jewish Braille Institute of El will hold Its annual Luncheon America, and Is Immediate past Jacques , general chairman, an­ for the Blind on Thursday, March - nounced the appointment of the 2, at noon. Mrs. Leo Katzman, national president of the Women's foll owing captains: Mesdames chairman of the event, wtll be Branch, Union of Orthodox Jewish assisted by Mrs. Stanley Loeben­ Congregations of America. Raymond Botti em an, Joseph Cohen, Harry T. Davis, Samuel berg and Mrs. Burton Markoff. A Mrs. Sheldon Sollosy will pre­ Eisenberg, Herbert Gleckman, committee of more than 20 Sister­ side, and refreshments will be Edna Jacobson, Joseph Jacobson, hood members wtll prepare the prepared by Mrs. Milton Winkler, Morris Kramer, Martin Lerner, ltmcheon and serve as hostesses. hospitality chairman, assisted by 8 c:~~r:,r!;r U Wllilam Lipson, Lewis Nulman, A musical program by Mrs. James Mesdames Edward Aron, Robep Ely Portman, Frank Queen, Sidney Llper and Cantor Norman Gewlrtz Aron and Abbott Dressler. will follow the luncheon. Decora­ "SMALL FRY" CENTERLAND Hostesses will be Mesclemes L. Rabinowitz, Herman Rekant, tions will be by the Eden Garden Milton Owares, Bruno Harris, Nathan N. Rosen and Leo Swartz. Home Base: J.C.C. Club. Paul Levi ren and Joseph Teverow. For 4 and 5 year olds Mrs. Lazar will be presented by FOLK DANCING CLASS 6 Week season ( July 5-Aug. l l) Mrs. Seymore Winograd,program Mrs. Judith Schrler,amember ·chairman. of the Brown University Folk TRI-SISTERHOOD MEETING Dancers, will be the first guest The Sisterhood of Temple Beth CAMP CENTERLAND NEW WOONSOCKET RABBI Instructor for the adult dance Am, Warwick, will be hosts to At country camp site Congregation B'nal Israel of class of the Jewish Community Temple Beth Torah and Temple Center on Session>< Street. She Two 4 week periods ' Woonsocket has elected Rabbi Sinai at a Tri-Sisterhood meeting . William E. Kaufman, now assistant will concentrate on popular folk on Feb. 27 In rhe social hall on July 5-July 28 rabbi of Congregation Kehlllath dances at the class on Thursday, Gardner Street ar 8:30 p.m. Rabbi • ♦ March 2, from 7:30 to 8:15 p.m., July 31-Aug. 25 Israel, Brookline, Mass., to suc­ Norman G. Valley will be present ceed Rabbi Pesach Krauss who Is and will play rapes of folk music to greet the visiting sisterhoods, CALL THE CENTER, 861-2674 now spiritual leader of a congre­ from the countries where the A military whist will fo11ow the gation In Middletown, N. Y. Rabbi dances originated. meeting, and coffee and cake will for further details Kaufman Will come to Woonsocket be served. • on June I. ACCRIDITID IY AMERICAN CAMPING ASSOCIATION HADASSAH STUDY GROUP He holds a Hebrew teacher's The Providence Hadassah diploma from Gratz Co11ege, and· SPRING STUDIO OF CHARM Study Group will meet on The Spclng Studio of Charm, received his B.A. In philosophy Thursday, March 2nd, at 10 a.m. \Dlder the leadership of Miss Joan from the University of Pennsyl­ RHODE ISLAND PHILH/\RMONIC at the Wayland Square Branch of Zeller, wlll open on March 8 ar Francis Madeira. Musical Director vania. He studied at the Jewish the Roger Wtlllams Savings and Theological Seminary, was or­ 7:30 p.m. at the Providence build­ Loan Association. Ing of the VWCA of Greater Rhode dained In 1964, and has a master's The topic to be discussed Is FINE ORCHESTRA! degree In Hebrew-letters. Island. "Moses Mendelssohn and the En­ Model, fashion coordinator, lightenment" and Mrs. Morris MOTHERS' ASSOCIATION and former Miss Rhode Island In GREAT MUSIC! Povar wil1 be the discussion the Miss Universe Pageant, Miss A cosmetic demonstration will leader. Mrs. BarneyGoldbergwlll be given at the meeting of the Ze11er_ wil1 conduct a class In present the current events report. fashion, charm, clothes for you Mothers' Association of Temple Mrs. Aaron Sovlv, Hadassah edu­ Beth David on Monday, Feb. 27, and your budget, speech, poise, cation chairman, will be In charge. and correct make-up technique. ar 8 p.m. Refreshments w111 be Hostesses will be Mrs. Barney The series wlll be held on Wednes­ March 4, 8:30 o'clock served. Mrs. Charles Ross Is Goldberg and Mrs. Morris Silk, program chairman. day' evenings through April 26. Veterans Memorial Auditorium Advance registration Is requested COMMISSIONER TO SPEAK and may be made by calling Mrs. PROGRAM Safety Commissioner Harry PIONEER WOMEN TO MEET Dorothy Lunney, VWCA adultpro­ ~•m director, 861-2910. Symphonic Prayer •••. , ••.•••• , . *Tcherepnin Goldstein wtll be guest speaker ar Mrs. Saul Seigle will review the monthly family night services "The Fixer" byBernardMelamud Symphony No. 1 ..•••••••••••• *Gid Waldrop today at 8:15 p.m. at Temple Beth ar the meeting of Pioneer Women CHINESE AUCTION PLANNED Symphony No. 6 ...... • .. .. • • .. . Tchaikowski Sholom. Rabbi Charles M. Rubel of Providence on Tuesday, Feb. 28, 'The Pawtucket-Central Fall, .will conduct the servtces,atwh!ch at I p.m. atthe Sheraton-Biltmore •Firs# Perlorrnonc~ in Rhod• Island Hadassah will hold a Chinese auc­ the new Hebrew School choir will Hotel. Plans will be made for tion on Monday, Feb. 27, at 8 PJn, Tickets: $2.20 - 3.30 - 4.40 sing. An Oneg Shabbat will follow the Donor Event, to be held on at the Pawtucket synagogue, Mrs. Rhode Island ritllharmonlc Orchestra In the social hall. May 16 at Temple Beth El. William Melzer, Howard Rosen­ 39 Tho Arcade - rrovidHCe, R. I. 131-31 Z3 Mrs. Samuel Solkoff Is berg and Seymour Sherman wlll Also at' Anry, Axelrad and Gr19ory M ■ 1ic Stores TO HOLD RIMMAGE SALE program chairman. Hospitality be auctioneers. Mrs. Donald The Sisterhood of Temple Beth hostesses are Mrs. Leo Rappaport Solomon Is refresmMDts chair-­ David will hold a rummage sale and Mrs. Samuel Rosensbeln, and man for the auction, which the on Wednesday and Thursday, Mrs. Morris Ackerman Is general public Is lnvlted to atte:nd March l and 2, from 9 a.m. to publicity chairman. at 9 p.m.

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TIIB RHODE ISLAND HERAf o, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1967 11 • t p hi t S / Is reported from Kiev In a recent SOVle amp e (Ores Issue of "Folks-Sztyme," the • , Warsaw Yiddish newspaper. Ukraine Nat1onahsts The pamphlet ls conceived as ·- LONDON-The flrstpamphlet an answer to Ukrainian leaders In against anti-Semitism to be the United States and Canada who publtshed in the Soviet Union since are ,.white-washing" them selves 1931 has appeared In Kiev. It ls of crimes against the Jews during al so the first Soviet book devoted the Nazi occupation. It gives al so documentary proof exclusively to anti-Semitism of war-time crimes of Ukrainian during the Second World War. nationalists against the Jews In Publication of the . b_ook, "Anti-Semitic Activities of the Ukraine, Poland and Lithuania. Ukrainian Nationalists," which ls written In the Ukrainian language,

MIRlAM WOMEN'S ASSOClATION TO WIND UP DRIVE - Miriam Hospital Women's Association wtll end their annual membership drive with a paid-up membership meeting on Monday, March 20, at 1:30 p.m. at Temple Emanu-El. Roz Goldberg will star In "An Afternoon of Rodgers and Hammerstein." Shown above, from left, •eated, are Mesdames David Warren, Providence co-chairman; Herbert Brown, member­ ship drive co-chairman, and James Winston, chairman; and Martin Goodman, Woonsocket chairman; The standing, Fred Dunder, Cranston co-chairman; Karl Goldenthal, Barrington chairman; Joslin Berry, Provi­ WEDDINGS. BAR MITZVAH~ dence co-chairman;. Arthur Hurvltz, Pawtucket co-chairman, and Bob B. Motala, Cranston co-chairman. AND SPECIAL PAR_TIES Country Shop Not pictured are Mesdames Herbert Rosen, Pawtucket co-chairman, and Gerald Goldstein, Warwick chair­ Barrington man. Hospitality committee members wlll be Mesdames Simon S. Greenberg, David Field, M. Leo Pranl­ koff and Joseph A. Zwetchkenbaum. Drive committee members are Mesdames Louis Fain, Henry lzeman, Melvin Rosen, Herbert Trledman, Marvyn Woronov, Ray Friedman, David Field, Simon Greenberg and INVENTORY STORE-WIDE Boris Nelson. Fred Kelman Photo CLEARANCE FINALS casloned by the war facilitated ½ PRICE SLACKS this process. (In correct propor­ tion, Imagine If the United States BLOUSES-SWEATERS-SKIRTS were to receive 500 million new Immigrants within the next decade f'l BERMUDAS HARRY GOLDEN and a half and make Americans out of them). The Israelis were suc­ HOURS, 9, 30-9 DAILY cessful because they were oLaurenes DURING SALE threatened by annlhllatlon. 6 P.M . ON The Arab Contribution To Israel Lastly the huge adVance of the s,oRTSWEAR - DRESSES - LINGERIE SATURDAY Israeli economy was due to Arab pressures. When Israel became 1615 WARWICK AVE. , WARWICK (HOXSIE), R.I. 02889 ~J.t1ftlliC£i\1?t\; ·.-:\:_.:·.:.:x·;_·.-::t;t::::;:f._.:&.:/:~;t::}{:~:::*fWM\,; t.:. .t .. Yr:::&._·__ :__ :,.(. ., Independent, Its agrlcul ture was When Israel proclaimed Its of all the Arab chieftains ordered primitive. In the absence of war, Independence from the steps of the all their subjects to leave the Israelis would undoubtedly WE SPECIALIZE IN Tel-Aviv Museum, an appropriate Palestine Immediately so as not to have depended upon the produce of place for a history-conscious peo- Interfere with Arab military the Arab farmers who c;ould have HONEYMOON TRAVEL pie, only extreme optlmfsts gave It operations. The ch I e ft a Ins provided the Israeli population six a chance. On May 14, 1967, how- promised the Arabs would go back times over. TO FIT YOUR BUDGET ever, Israel will be 19 years old to Palestine as soon as they had Suddenly there were no i and t)!ose who held out little hope chased the Israelis Into the Med- farmers and the borders were neglel:ted to take Into ac~owttwhat lterranean Sea. Thus the Arab sealed as well . The Israelis were 8 l ·,, :~::r~•POCONOSi~c<=; :~t;~~Ls•HAWAII ' the Arabs did for Israel. refugee problem was created when forced to develop a highly efficient •BERMUDA •JAMAICA As -soon as the lsraells pro- the Israelis refused to be pushed. agriculture to feed their armies claimed their lndependence,seven lnltlally, the · Israelis were and their population. They were so Call Us at 831-5 200 t Arab states declared war and sl- faced with the problem oflntegrat- successful that In visiting the new "Ne.,., A Charge For Our ServKe" multaneously attacked. The Jew- Ing more than a million lm- states of Africa before you see 1 lsh population of 650,000 not only migrants from 70 different your first lion or giraffe you will fought back and repulsed the Arab countries, all with different back- meet two Israelis advising the new Price Travel Service attacl

other real or tangible personal JEWISH HOME FOR THE AGED Your Moneys· Worth property on the Jnstalment basis (com,noed From Page 6) and If you then In turn sell your must report his profit as ordinary you otherwise would have been customer receivables to a bank, Income Instead of preferentially entitled. This Investment credit finance company, ere. you got a Spring tax'ed capital gain. was suspended last year and, as valuable tax saving opportunity In 1966, the Supreme Court the law reads now, the suspension from Congress In 1966. handed down a decision whlc'h will last until 1968 . The Treasury had previously m·akes It much tougher for the But there were many ex- refused to let you deduct reserves Festival Luncheon Treasury to claim ordinary In- ceptlons to thesuspenslon,anyone for bad debts to cover any pos­ come (Malat v. Riddell). Unfortu- or more of which may help you get sible loss to you from making nately, though, the lower court de- the Investment credit even though good to your bank on your re­ Presenting clslons after the Supreme Court you bought your property after ceivables which cus tomers failed case have not been as liberal as Oct. 9, 1966. to pay. Now Congress has given CANTOR IV AN E. PERLMAN they might have been In applying As an Illustration, you still are you blanket permission to set up the High Court's new rule. Before entitled to the credit on up to such deductible reserves without of reporting your real estate sales $20,000 of purchases you make even getting advance permission profit as capital gain on Schedule during the entire period from Oct. from the Treasury. You can do this Temple Emanu- ET D, It would be wise to check these 10, 1966 to Dec. 31, 1967. for years which began before Aug. 1966 developments with your pro- Everi for purchases over 2, 1966, such as the calendaryear With an Afternoon Of fesslonal adviser. This will help $20,000, you still are entl_tled to 1966. But while ·these reserves prepare youforanyposslblefuture the credit If you were "com- are advantageous to you, Congress Musical Selections challenge by the Treasury to your mined" before Oct. 10, 1966, In added one "catch." You can't claim of capital gain. certain respects to acquire the deduct that portion of the reserves NEW LAWS 'property: for Instance, because equal to what would have been all owed as of the beginning of the Although there was no general you were obliged to do so under year If you had maintained such a Wednesday, March 1 Income tax Increase or decrease a binding contract made before· reserve In previous years. In 1966, Congress voted several Oct. 10. lf you made substantial h M of acquisitions after Oct. 9. be sure (4) lf you usually wait until Important tax c anges. any to discuss the many complicated deadline to file your return, one tax these Jaw changes can mean a change will give you peace of mind. at 12:15 p.m. bigger or smaller tax bill for the exceptions In this area with a You probably have thought all you millions directly affected-and, professional adviser. had to do was mall the return particularly In tnese cases, know!: (2) lf you have a son or other before midnight Apr. 15 {or ·Aprll edge of what lies beneath the relative who Is an officer serving 17, which Is thelastdaythlsyear,) Temple Emanu El Meeting House - surface of the laws ls a MUST. In Vlemam, remind him now that But te·chnlcally, tlie return had Below are four major tax when he files his 1966 return, to be received by the district di­ changes you should check for their his pay for service In combat rector by April 15. Last year, DONOR $10 PATRONESS $15 appllc;atlon to you before you start zones or for related bospltallza- Congress cleared up the problem fllllng out your 1966 Income tax tlon Is tax- exempt up to $500 a by specifying that If your envelope return. month, Instead of up to only ·$200 Is postmarked April 15 (April 17 - MRS. LOUIS L ROTTENBERG M_RS. BERNARD C. GLADSTONE a month, as before the new law. for your 1966 return)youaresafe. {l) If you are a businessman The combat pay of enlisted men Chairman or a professional man who bought Of course you understand that In Vtemam continues to be exempt none of the news now breaking on machinery and equipment for use In full, as before. In your business or profession af­ tax law changes In 1967affectyour MRS. AARON CASlOWITZ MRS. SIDNEY DHSSllR ter Oct. 9, 1966, you areaware,of (3) lf you are among the thou­ 1966 return. course, that you cannot get the tax sands of businessmen who •ell (Distributed 1967 by The Hall Syn­ Treasurer Reservations } savings Investment credit to which automoblles, trucks, houses an~ dicate, foe.) (All Rights Reserved)_ 12 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1967 Study Religious Attitude Of Students Brown-Pembroke Students' Invite Dr. Nesher {Continued from page I) measured by the trequency with "Many Catholic schools teach which respondents rated them on boys and girls to dislike Jews. a comparative basis. Respondents were asked why they thought To Tomorrow's Arab-Weighted Conference Some of the boys and girls tend to speak openly about disliking Catholics and Protestants were (Continued from page I) mined the Justice of represents- president, General Electric Jews. But even though I feel that, "less tolerant than others toward Horton, a member of the American t1·ons made to them. 1be _ HIiiel Company; Harrison Symmes, chief many Catholics do not share this Jews." Their responses provided University field staff who worked director mentioned that he has of the Near East Desk, U.S. State belief and make fine citizens." an opportunity to test an opinion with Arab refugees In the Middle been asked to take part In the Department; Gordon Torrey, pro- "They tend to believe that all directed toward a group perceived East. Prof. Whitney Trow Perkins convocation procession and toglve fessor of politics and military at Jews are Communists and any as hostile. Catholics were rated of the Political Science Depart- the benediction on March 14 at the the Institute of Advanced Inter- parochial school does not allow "more tolerant than others toward ment, who was an adviser to the Rhode Island School of Design, national Studies, Johns Hopkins; students to see the various sides Jews" by 113 students, while 144 student planners, mentioned that at the Awards to Foreign Students R. Bayly Winder, professor of of an Issue. Possibly this can In­ rated Protestants this way. Catho­ Mr. Horton and other friends of night. 1be university's director of Islamic studies, New York Uni- clude Hebrew high schools." lics were rated "less tolerantthan his had helped advise the students. International student affairs In- verslty, and T. Cuyler Young, Another characteristic applied others toward Jews" by 194 dlcated to him that It was over the chairman of Princeton's- Oriental respondents, while 75 rated Prot• Originally, the only participant to Catholics was that assumed protests of the Arab students that Studies Department. superiority. Expressions of It were estants In the same manner. Of with any Israel connections was he was Invited to participate In the Registration for the conference those who experienced discrimina­ Alex Welngrod of Brandeis Uni­ found In such phrases as "they convocation of welcome to foreign was to be closed on Tuesday, Brown think they are the only people that tion and prejudice 60% registered versity, an anthropologist who has students at all Rhode Island expects about 350 students and fa- negative ratings !or Catholics. For spent five years In Israel, who count " "better than others '' or colleges and universities, In which culty members from Northeastern "snobbish." Inferiority of l;telll­ Protestants It Is very nearly re­ told Rabbi Rosen he thoughthewas the Governor, andallcollegepres- colleges and 1mlversltles to be versed with 60% favoring a posi­ to give a 10-mlnute presentation gence, class, and morals, as well !dents will participate. present. Only thosewhoreglstered as descriptions of pugnacity, tive rating. In the cases of actual to a small student group. Dr. and paid the registration fee may Intolerance now under considera­ Nesher, who will be the spokes­ 1be Conference on the Middle trouble-maker, etc., were also at­ East will begin with registration attend the meals and receptions, tributed to Catholics. other state­ tion, Catholics are most frequent­ man for Israel now,_ along with but the panel dlscusslons,lnSayles ly perceived to be the source of Professor Welngrod, "has all the from 4 to 6 p.m. on Friday In ments cited religious and cultural the Crystal Room: a banquet In Hall, and the group discussions.In differences. One student wrote, "I frustration by the respondents. facts to -counteract distortions so the Barus-Holley Building, are That this question presented a likely from pro-Arab spokesmen," Andrews Dining Hall at 7 p.m., reel that our beliefs differ too and an Arabic Reception In AJmn­ open to the general public. greatly for us to be very friendly." challenge to the respondents was said Rabbi Rosen. evident rrom the type of responses nae Hall at 9:30 p.m. Prof. Man­ In contrast to the 167 state­ fred Halpern of the Princeton Uni­ ments assigned to boys and girls which occurred. Some simply Dr. Nesher, who Is In this WEVD Radio Offers stated that they did not know why cow,try recruiting yow,g men and versity department of politics will attending Catholic parochial give the opening address at the schools, only 29 were assigned to Catholics were less tolerant than women for Israel• s Peace-Corps 'Let's Talk Hebrew' others toward Jews with varying type program, Is a social scientist, banquet, on "lbe Tasks of Revo­ Protestant boys and girls. Five of lution In the Middle East." NEW YORK - "Let's Talk these used the same statement to degrees of conviction. One re­ a consultant In human relations Hebrew" Is the title of a ~adlo spondent wrote, "I have no idea to the Israeli Government and Registration will be held on describe the reasons !or not liking Saturday morning from 9 to IO course for beginners to be both Catholics and Protestants. A why they are less tolerant. It Jewish Agency. He was formerly presented over station WEVD In could be they !eel Jews have In­ a lecturer at the Tel Aviv School o'clock at Sayles Hall, and from typical statement Is, "There Is a IO to 11:30 a panel discussion will New York by the Tarbuth Founda­ certain minority among Catholics vaded their privacy In what was a ,t Law and Economics and Is a tion for the Advancement of Christian wor!d.i' member of the Afro-Asian Institute take place there, on "The Poll­ and Protestants who hate Jews. I Hebrew Culture In America. 1be Religious differences and In­ staff. He was general secretary of tics of Modernization." Nine must say I reel resentment and group discussions will be held, course will be offered in coopera­ hatred toward this minority." doctrination were themes which the Central Committee of Liberat­ tion with the Department of Ed uca­ appeared most frequently, 26 and ed Jews of the United States following the panel, from 11 :45 Other traits ascribed to Prot­ tion and Culture of the Jewish 49 times r espectively. Religious Military Zone In Germany after a.m. to I p.m. lbeie will take estants Indicating that they were Agency as a public service of dl!ferences were expressed In World War II. place In classrooms In the Barus­ a nti-Semitic were: "They don't Holley Building. They will be on station WEVD. like us," and "They are less tol­ terms of the nature -of religious He and his wife went to Israel social modernization: economic "Let's Talk Hebrew" wlll be erant." belier, lack of understanding, In­ In 1948, and Joined the armed modernization, planned orprlvate, broadcas t four times a week from Evaluations of Protestant boys tensity of commitment on the part forces. He was an Infantry lieu­ foreign or domestic; the military 11:30 to 11:45 a.m. with the Mon­ and girls included reports or an of Catholics, and their assmnptlon tenant, and after the truce was the In modernization: Lebanon: con­ day and Wednesday lesson to be air of superiority, lack of contact, of the superiority and exclusive­ officer In charge of the, Army fllct between worlds: Turkey: pro­ repeated on Tuesdays and Thurs­ and religious and cultural dtrrer­ ness or Catholicism. Integration and Absorption Pro­ totype for modernization: modern­ days In order to reinforce learning ences. These evaluations of Prot­ "In their religious zeal for gram. He became an assistant In izing elites In political develop­ and retention. estants are not as well crystallized their own beliefs, they refuse to economic affairs In the Ministry ment, U.S. foreign policy: Egypt: The series commenced on Feb. or as numerousasthoseforCatho­ accept the beliefs or others and are of Labor In 1950. test for socialism, and finally, 20 and will continue through Jw,e. llcs. This could be attributed In prejudiced against them. Also their The Israeli was born In Ru­ the additional discussion added Preparations are. 1mder way to part to frequency of contact and prayers harbor hatred to non-be­ mania and became an 1mdergro1md after · the decision to Invite an make tape transcripts cf. the ' the greater vlstbll1ty of Catholics. lievers." saboteur In 1941 when the Germans Israeli, "Israel Today: Integra­ course available to other radio Implied Intolerance toward "They think their religion Is the occupied Chernowltz. For months tion of Society." stations throughout the co1mtry. Catholics and Protestants was only one, whereas Protestants at he posed as a German offl.cer, and L1mch at the Brown Refectory least recognize the Jewish rell­ was arrested twice, but escaped. will occupy the hour from I to 2 don." '1 After the Red Army swept back p.m., and from 2:15 to 3:45 p.m. Censored Editorial Blames In an attempt to account for the I Into Rumanla In 1944, Dr. Nesher a panel discussion on "Middle reason why Catholics were thought resmned his studies at the Uni­ East Conflicts: Obstacles to Prog­ to be "less tolerant toward Jews" versity In Chernowltz, and then ress" will take place In Sayles Israel Politics, Not Security thirty-one asserted that they could made his way to the American Hall. 1be group discussions, In (Continued from page I) account for this "fact" In terms of Military Zone of Germany where JERUSALEM - 1be Israeli Barus-Holley from 4 to 5:15 p.m., General saw flt to accuse the edi­ Government denied on Tuesday the way Catholics treated Jews. he helped organize the displaced will consider the Arab-Israeli dis­ tors of the weekly, who at most Themes In statements cited less . persons who survived the Nazis. that the Moroccan Intelligence pute today, Islam In modernization, had comm! tted an offense against service had asked Its Israeli frequently than· those listed above He has made speal

I . ( 14 :--rni; RHODE ISLAND HERALD FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1967 Auschwitz Survivors BIG Criticize Otto Frank For Levin Play Ban In TEL AVIV-Two survivors of the Auschwitz death camp, who have written widely on the Nazi Hollywood FLOOR COVERING CO. holocaust, have sharply criticized J Anne Frank's father for barring the Israeli Soldiers' Theater from By Barney Glazer performing a drama based on his daughter's world-famous diary, Rosalind Russell isn't Jewish contract to Universal TV, Inc. Call ~ig T published posthumously. but continues to grab choice roles After converting to Judaism, ,J' or visit my s,howroom ot rear of 195 Cole Ave. Otto Frank, who has been wag­ that under ordinary circumstances Debbie married Richard S. Ing a 14-year-war against Meyer would have gone to prominent Jew­ Orshoff, 21, on June 18. He's In for lowest prices on Levin's stage version of the diary, ish actresses. Unforrunately for the music recording business. Carpeting, linoleum or Tile banned the performance by the the latter group, Rosalind controls TRICIA LEVINE , daughter of Expert workmanship guaranteed Israeli soldiers because they used the pull In weights atthe boxofflce. Rosalie and Producer Joseph Le­ Levin's script. The criticism was Her name sells tickets. Legiti­ vine, was graduated from a N. Y. ond bocked by 30 years of experience voiced by Elle Wiesel, now an mate theatre actresses, practi­ private high school and ls headed, Hoi,esty ond personal service is my Trademark. American, and A. Katzemlck, now cally unknown outside of their she hopes , for Boston University. an Israeli. immediate circle, don't attract The Levlnes maintain homes In Call me any time at: 521-2410 Wiesel wrote to Levin that "I long lines outside of movie houses. both N. Y. and Boston. fall to understand the behavior of It will be remembered that Joe's Embassy Pictures is Anne's father. That he should speak Rosalind's selection to play the finishing "Woman x 7," starring of rights, agreements and court film role of "A Majority of One," Shirley MacLalne and seven male DRAPERIES · trials Is beyond me. Your play ls the Broadway success starring stars. what It should be-an outcry." The Gertrude Berg, almost broke the It seems like only yesterday For Homes and Offices soldiers' troupe peformed the late Miss Berg' s heart. when Levine used to correct news­ Slipcovers-Upholstering Levin version for two months and Sympathetically, theatre and men regularly, "You keep report­ It received excellent notices. film buffs everywhere rooted ing that I'~ a producer. I'm not. We Will Gladly Help You With Any loudly and enthusiastically for I buy and release movies. I have Home Decorating Problem You May Have. Miss Berg. Wisely, Warner Bros. never produced a movie in my AUTO Ignored the popular but limited life." Joe has since produced Call Us Now. No Obligation. vote and heeded Its financial charts hundreds of fl! ms. INSURANCE which pay off In cash. This ls a This week, he said," Womanx hard business where It Is learned Call PA 5-2160 Low quarterly payments 7' ls my biggest and best." That early In life that sympathy never takes In a sizeable territory and FOR AN EXPERIENCED DECORATOR for accident-free driven. pays costs and returns profits. makes the film worth seeing. Le­ Window Shades M...,1,e, Dow-• l'orli1t9 Plan Now, Rosalind wlll star In vine doesn't brag Idly. Upholstering and .. Rosie,'' based on Ruth Gordon's JAN MURRAY said, "There INSURANCE hll Broadway play, "A Very Rich was a time when a vaudeville M& F AGENCY INC Woman." The main character ls comedian coul d go for 20 years Jack's Fabrics a weal thy woman whose chil dren with one routine and that was it.'' 72S DEXTER STREET CENTRAL FALLS 331-9427 try to gain control of her fortune. A New Yorker commented, ''Come OPEN . 131 Washinglon St They believe she ls squandering to think of It, Milton Berle's Jokes It. MON., TUES., WED., FRI . and SAT. 9 to S, 30; THURSDAY 9 to 9 Providence on his canceled television shows Ruth Gordon starred on Broad­ sounded similar to the ones he way In her own story. Like used around I 935 when he played Gertrude Berg, she sadly watched Lowe's State in New York." the film version go to Rosalind. Which could be a logical ex­ PAUL PUMPIAN, the Jewish planation why Milton's television make a clean break wrtrer wtrh an Armenian-sounding career has fallen on evil times. name, wrote some very funny special material for Johnny Grant ISRAEL SfUDY PROGRAM during the recent B'nal B'rlth din­ NEW YORK-A program fora with the past ... ner toast to Bob Hope but George year's study In Israel for second­ Jessel cut off Grant abruptly. year American high school stu­ George probably did It as a gag dents, beginning with the 1967-68 but the end result spelled dis­ academic year, will be offered by switch to flameless courtesy. tnrentional or otherwise. the America-Israel Secondary \. Grant, as well as Hope. has School Program, it was ann01.mced st.aged dozens of overseas shows here by Rabbi Mordecai Chertoff, J~ electric drying to entertain servicemen in Korea director of the newly-organized and Vlemam. No patriotic slouch group. Two leading Israeli secon- himself, because he has also en­ dary schools, Alone! Yltzchak In tertained overseas often, Jessel the Shomron Valley about five should have shown more respect miles from Caesaria, and Sha- for his copatrlot. fir's Yeshlvat Or-Etzlon, In the DEBBI WATSON, red-haired, Lac}J,tsh area, near Ashkelon, are hazel-eyed ''Tammy:• of tele­ participating In the program. Both vision fame, recently picked up schools will offer full American $28,600 In government bonds from second year high school programs the Los Angeles County Clerk when augmented by special courses In she turned 18. The bonds repre­ the Hebrew language and Israeli sent 20% of her earnings under studies. I..__CR_DSS____ WD_RD _PUZ_ZLE_ ri:w~=E~

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Baking 9 10 11 chamber ~ RCA WHIRLPOOL 5 CYCLE 38. Entitle 12. 13 42. Kind of ~ FLAMELESS ELECTRIC DRYER bay window I'\ IS' 44. Eagle's ~ ~ ~ lb 11 18 1'3 Choice of 5 drying cycles and 3 heat selections nail 0 10, ~ r0 ~ ~ f_or just right drying of every fabric. Ideal for 45. Apologetic :,.o '-1 ::u :l.'3 :l.Philadelphia, Pa. 2. Add 1 cup chicken llvers, 1 1/2 cups mushrooms, and l/2 He does. BETTER SURGERY red pepper, chopped. Increase wine TEL AVIV-Israeli physicians to 1/2 cup. He's working in Vietnam-for freedom. And he's supporting free­ entering as resident doctors In 3. Add l/4 pound parboiled and American hospitals are usually diced sweetbreads Instead of livers dom with his dollars, too. Every month he invests in U.S. Savings treated to a p.Jeasant surprise and 1 cup green peas to the rice. when the head doctors tell them NOTE: Rice Is to the northern Bonds . .. saving up for a college education or a home, perhaps. that Israeli· medical doctors are provinces as pasta Is to the south­ , There's a good way to show him you're or his side. Buy Savings adequately skilled In their pro­ ern. If meat, fish or fowl I• fessions and excel In knowledge served at the same meal, It Is Bonds where you bank or join the Payroll Savings Plan where you over their American counterparts, mixed with the risotto, alla work. You'll walk a bit taller. according to Dr. Z. Brat of Tel­ MIianese. Hashomer Hospital came to practice surgery In a hospital In BROCCOLI ALLA ROMANA Richmond, Va. Writing about this (BROCCOLI IN OLIVE OIL) Buy U. S. Savings Bonds to his colleagues In Israel, Dr. 2 bunches broccoli Brat said: "I have convinced my­ 4 tablespoons lemon juice The U .8 . OoveN1ment doe., not pa11 for th'11 adveru.,ement. self that tJie pracdce of surgery 1/2 cup ollve oil 1" 0 In Israeli Hospitals Is on a higher 1 clove garlic, mashed f~ e r:':=:;t ~:ar1nfe:t'~,.:er;t: 1':!v:r~~tiCou:!:r level than in American hospitals." salt, pepper 16 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1967 Thanh To- Scandinavia Women's College .In Ailanta HERALD PrQgram Wins Support ~ . NEW YORK-Richard Netter, Hires Only Christian Teachers Classified president of the Thanks to Scan­ ATLANTA, Ga. - Agnes Scon tlon without prejudice." dinavia program, reported that College, a liberal arts woman's Henry J.·Pratt, assistant pro­ Call 724-0200 j more than $300,000 had been con­ college known throughout the fessor of poiltlcal science at near­ ,-1 tributed to the program to provide South, has a long-time policy by Emory University and also a scholarships for students In four against hiring non-Christians as critic of the Agnes Scon hiring 1-3_.·_A...;.p_a_rt_m_e_n_ts_F_o_r_R_e_n_t __-ll j ,: Scandinavian countries In appre­ faculty members, but the policy policies, said he was convinced HOPE STREET, off-41 Exete, St,eet. 1- •· j ciation for the efforts of those has only recently become known to that Agnes Scott was not bigoted Second floor, five rooms. Oil heat. !__::., j countries In saving Jews from· the the public. or antl-9'mltlc. Combinations. Adults. 751 -2550. II. The board of trustees of the Nazis during World War "But I think a college ought EAST SIDE, near Cinerama Theatre. In a progress report for 1966, college, which Is a women's school to hire on the basis of merit, and Fi-.-e roo~s, two bedrooms, first. Mr. Netter al so said that pledges with close ties to the Presbyterian not religion,'' said Dr. Pratt, who Garage. Combinations. $85. PL totaling more than $150,000 had Church, reaffirmed the policy Ina Is active In Presbyterian affairs. 1-5895. been received. He reported that recent meeting and announced It In ''Emory, for example, ls owned by the original goal of the project had a current Issue· of The Profile, the the Methodist Church and It has EAST SIDE, Savoy Street. Newly reno• been $1,000,000, but that the pro­ campus paper. several Jewish faculty members. voted five rooms, den. Garage. Tile The paper said the trustees had bathroom. Modern pantry. Second gram had dropped such limits In According to Dr. Pratt, the floo,. Pl 1-0489. view of the widespread support taken the step to keep the campus hiring Issue was placed before shown for the project. . "distinctly favorable to the main­ the trustees at Agnes Scott late Jo - Apartments Wanted He said that scholarships of tenance of the faith and practice last year after Mrs. David Harris, $3,000 each were now being CENTENNIAL - The new 5-cent of the Christian religion." a Jewish graduate student from WOMAN would like three-room unfur• the Charles F. Wlnensteln, south­ nished opartment in Cranston or :~ granted for two years, and that stamp commemorating 100th Emory, applied for a job on the Edgewood vicinity. $85 to $90, in• selections were now being made . anniversary of the National Grange eastern area director of the · Agnes Scott campus. eluding utilities and parking. R.I. i for the 1967-68 school year. will be Issued on April 17 In American Jewish Committee, said "Some Agnes Scott faculty Jewish Herold, 99 Webster Street, ' He reported that, In the first Washington, according to Post­ last week that the trustees' action members were Interested In Bo.-: A-86, Pawtucket, R.I. year, scholarships had been master Harry Klzlrlan. The five­ "surprised and dismayed" many having me teach there next year," awarded only to Danish students color vertical stamp simulates a In Atlanta's Jewish community, said Mrs. Harrls,who lsa member EAST SIDE: College staff member, but that the seven recipients of poster of the type used by the which had been "largely unaware" of Phi Beta Kappa and a Woodrow wife, 2 gentle daughters, require scholarships for 1966 Included farmers• organization to recruit that a "Christians onl y" hiring Wilson scholar. "Butthls came to 6-7 room duple.-:, house , opattment, students from four Scandinavian new members. policy had existed on the Agnes a ha It after I was asked my for occupancy by April 30. Prefer countries-Denmark, Sweden, Scott campus. religion. oreo enclosed by Waterman, Mor• Conference of Israel Bonds In ris , S_essions, river. Londau Norway and Finland. "It I• difficult to understand," Mr. Alston said Mrs. Harris 861-3174. Miami on Saturday evening, March he added, "why a religious te st Is never submitted a formal applica­ 3-3 4th, It was announced by Samuel required of teachers of non-re­ tion for a job, that he never knew TO HONOR BEN-G~ION Rothberg, who Is serving as chair­ ligious subjects such as French, what her qualtflca tlons were, and 9 - Carpenters and Builders NEW YORK - David Ben­ man of the 80th Birthday Tribute English literature and mathema­ that the college's hiring policies Gurlon will be honored as the Dinner to the renowned Israeli tics." existed I ong before It had become ADDITIONS, a lterations, resident ia l, foun'der of ·the Israel Bond Or­ s tatesman, which wlll climax the Wallace McPherson Al ston, aware of her poss ibl e Interest In indu striol building. Goroges. Bath­ ganization at the 1967 Inaugural Inaugural Conference. president of Agnes Scott, said the a job. rooms, cement work, dormers, store trustees' action had been misin­ He said the college asks job fronts. Free estimates. 942-l 044, terpreted. 942- 1045. applicants whether they " support ufn ''We've had this policy ever Christiani ty" but does not Inquire since the college wa s founded into thefr church attendance, or 19 -- General Services nearly 78 years ago and It has their denominational affiliation. never been anti anybody - It's He added that there were no FLOOR CLEANING ond poli shing. always been a positive sort of r eligious qualifications at all for Abo gene~ol home cleaning. Fronk policy," he said, addlng thatltwas Dugan. 944-9081. students and that "many" have ufn his Impression that many church­ been Jews. related college s had s imilar hiring Mayor Ivan All en Jr., a ROTO-CLEAN : General cleoning con­ practices. member of the Agnes Scott board troctors. Residential and commercial He said hi s coll ege' s concern of trus tees, said he had not at­ services rendered. Special rotes for was with creating a "Christian tended a trustees' meeting tn 18 steody customers. 421 -4776. envtronmenr:• and that it had months and was unaware that the 3-17 "hired people with Jewish blood" college did not hire Jewish faculty 21 - Help Wanted - Women who have 'converted to members. Christianity. "I am opposed to any ell scrtm­ Rarely, he added, has the col­ inatory practices ,'' the Mayor A VON PRODUCTS lege received complaints from commented. ' 1 But l1 d like to know To Boy Jews. He said out of 800 to 1,000 ' more about the Agnes Scott hiring FRI. - SAT. - SUN. - SPECIAL job applicants who subinl ned practices before I say anything To Sell dossiers to Agnes Scott In the about them . It ts a progressive Call HEBREW NATIONAL - SAVE 79c last IO years, the religious ques­ school." AVON MANAGER tion ' 'came up In only about 30 The college wa s founded by GA 1-2908 4-14 STRICTLY KOSHER cases - and only two of those Presbyterians, but ls operated were Jews." UNIT HEADS for girls' comp with re• Independentl y of the church nowned reputation. O nl y e•· u The others , according to Mr. through foundation grants (the Q perienced need apply. Good solory, CORNED BEEF lb.2 .19 N Al ston, were agnostics, atheists most recent one a $300,000 grant excellent working co nditio ns . R.I. u LIMIT 2 LBS. and "secularists." from the Charles A. Dana Founda­ Jewish Herold, 99 Webster Street, C "Under the circumstances," tion), tuition payments and gifts ~ox A-88, Pawtucke t, R.I. VITA IMPORTED HERRING he continued, "I would charac­ from alumni and friends of the terize this as a case of dlscrtmlna- college. 42 - Special Notices LB WOMAN wou ld like to shore home JAR with another woman. Private room, TASTEE BITS R West Orange School Board Member fir st floor, kitchen privi leges. Elm'· ii n~ wood section. Goroge. ST 1-4561 . S.S. PIERCE - WATER PACK ALL WHITE MEAT - LIMIT 3 CANS Protests Appointment Of Third Jew 43 - Special Services NEW YORK - "Overt anti- sentatlon of all groups. I repre- ACCOUNTANT, degree, offers com· Semltlsm and religious bigotry" sented the Pr ote stants for five p1ete bookkeeping and fo x service . ~ TUNA 3CANS 1.00 displayed by a former vice-pres!- years. This was not In tended as 467-9633. I dent of the West Orange, N. J ., criticism of Jewish people, and 0 ffliD Board of Education were protested thank God the controversy here German Firm Relieves u MON. - TUES. - WED. - THURS. a SPECIAL las t week by the American Jewish was a local thing." R FEB. 27th thru MARCH 2nd Q Congress. · Frank P. Combs, a In his statement, Mr. Combs, Protestant, and a board member an executive of the New Jersey Ship's Captain Believed M u at the time when Mayor Louis Bell Telephone Company, said he Near -Sinking Hashlosha 0 A Falcone appointed Abe I. Charnack had asked not to be reappointed l to succeed him, had been lndlg- but had expected another HAMB URG--The German s nant. • Protestant to replace him Jan. 31. shipping firm of Rudolf A. Oetker T I "Unfortunately, Mayor Fal- "I know there will be some who relieved the captain of a tanker T cone appointed a person of the will disagree when I say we must of his command, pending Investi­ y Jewish faith In my place,'' Mr. not Inject religion Into publtcedu- gation of charges that he failed I FRE Co]Tlbs said at a board meeting· cation, which Is an Institution of to aid an Is raeli freighter which M last Jan. 9, "leaving a substantial the state," he said at the board sank only a few miles from his p F portion of the community, con- meeting. "How blind and lm- ship. slstlng of those of the Protestant practical they are when they fall The company refused to pub­ 0 0 faith, wlthoutrepresentatlononthe to recognize the many areas In lish the name of the captain. A R board," Mr. Charnack,a52-year- which religion andeducatlonover- company spokesman said the R old exterminator, became the third lap and often clash. captain was ordered to return to T • T Jewish member on the flve-mem-, "The problems of rellglous Hamburg Immediately to explain A w ber appointive school board of the holidays, curriculum, textbooks, his actions dur ing the sinking of . . prosperous suburb five miles west• prayer and recognition of God are the Israeli s hip "Hashlosha" off N 0 of Newark. The other two mem- but a few of those which are con- Sardinia In the Mediterranean Sea, hers of the board are Roman stantly arising." recently. MEAT DEPT. Catholics. Mr. Combs commented on the Israel had asked Bonn to probe OUR FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT IS CLOSED AT G Officials of the community said "Injustice" of Mr. Charnack's sp- reports that the 45,000-ton Ger­ I NOON ON FRIDAY AND ALL DAY SA TU RDA Y E it was about 40 per cent Jewish, polntment, then added: man- vessel "St. Michaelis" failed N N 35 per cent Catholic and 25 per "Let It be clearly understood to respond to fl ares and SOS sig­ G KOSHER-HEAVY STEER - BONELESS cent Protestant. that I in no way intend to comment nals from the "Hashlosha" only E The Am~rlcan Jewish Con- or reflect on the capabilities or six nautical miles away. The Is­ R R gress s tatement called the Incident religion of the gentleman who has r aeli ship was bound from Stelly E CHUCK ROASTS lb.79( A " s till another manifestation of ' been appointed. I do claim, to Marsetlles with 20 persons D SAVE 20c LB. overt anti-Semitism and religious however, that had Mayor Falcone aboard. T bigotry In a local school board In been so Inclined, he could have New Jersey." Officials of the found someone equally well quall- or wrongly, by the entire non­ ALL STORES congress compared the West fled among the Protestantcltlzens Jewish segment of the community Orange case to the controversy of our community." for everything that ts not to their ~---···' ...... ' OPEN ~ over the school board election In He noted that Jewish members liking." T .. • ' Wayne, where anti-Semitism was would be a "clear majority" of ALL DAY s Mr. Charnack, who served six ■. I an Iss ue. the board. years on the Htll side, N, J ., school . . "Our situation Is quite dlf- "Whether these three act In ; . . I . SUNDAY board before moving to West ferent from Wayne's,'' said Mr. unison or not at all times they Orange, declined to comment on Combs. "We've-always had repre- will be held responsible, rightly the Incident. - -