January 26, 1962

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GJC f!pproves Plans To Set Up Committee For Community Planning THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. Levy To Head VOL. XLV No. 46 JANUARY 26, 1962 24 PAGES New Committee Large Per Cent Of Social Clubs Israel Issues The Board of Directors of the General Jewish Committee of Still Bar Jews, ADL Reports Directives For Providence last week unanimous ly approved the establishment of NEW YORK - Two-thirds of studied were Jewish clubs and Limited Contact a permanent Community Plan 1,152 clubs in the United States, discriminated to one degree or an ning Committee. . including country clubs as well as other against Christians." This is JERUSALEM - New directives General J ewish Committee similar organizations in the cities, an example of the further instit for limited contacts by Israelis practice religious discrimination, utionalization of religious preju with West Germany were issued President Joseph W. Ress, with it was reported here at the 49th dice and its perverse effects," he here last week to all Ministries the approval of the Board of Di annual meeting of the B'nai declared. following the approval by the rectors, appointed Arthur J . LevY, B'rith Anti-Defamation League Henry Edward Schultz, nation -~nesset of a new attorney and communal leader. as which concluded Sunday. The re al chairman of the League, point Government policy. chairman of the permanent com port was made by Bernard Nath, ed out in the floor discussion The Knesset defeated - by a mittee. of Chicago, chairman of the that "while private clubs do over ·•ote of 37 to 25-a Herut motion The formation of the perma ADL's civil rights committee, and lap into areas of public concern, to cease all cultural rlrlations nent committee and · appointment was based on a special ADL study they also involve issues of the "''ith Germany. The new Govern of its chairman followed a com conducted during the last year. rights of privacy that cannot easi ment policy included the follow prehensive report of an Interim .Arthur J. Levy Study Committee under the chair R e I i g i o u s discrimination in ly be dismissed. There is there ing directives: fore some comfort to be gathered 1. No delegations. missions or manship of Mr. Levy. This com- 1 Benjamin Brier, Al~r Boyman, American club life, said Nath, is mittee had been making a study Stanley Grossman, David Hassen "far harsher and more severe" from the fact that 33 percent of groups will be permitted to go of community planning and its feld, Mrs. Julius Irving, Judge than it is in employment, educa the private clubs-including some ·rom Israel to Germany unless va1·ious aspects for the past year. Frank Licht, Aaron H . Roitman, tion and other areas, and, "in the of the most celebrated in the t.hese visits are sanctioned by a long run, just as damaging." He country---do not discriminate on special governmental committee. During that time, the interim Milton C. Sapins!ey, Edwin S . found club discrimination "a dis religious grounds." 2. There will be no German committee discussed the subject Soforenko. Max Winograd. Joseph turbing, astonishing" phenomen The nationwide survey, called heatrical or artistic performanc fully with David Zeff. senior re- W. Ress, ex-officio, and Joseph on. He reported that the survey "A Study of Religious Discrimi ~s in Israel. A Governmental gional director for the Council of Galkin, secretary of the commit established: nation by Social Clubs," was con ~...,mmittee will recommend Israeli Jewish Federations and Welfare tee. ducted by the League's civil Funds, who furnished the group Mr. LevY has been active in 1. Sixty-seven percent of the artists or other groups that will rights division under the i....:per be pe1lnitkd to perform in West with d:!tailed information con- communal affairs in Rhode !s¥.'.!".d clubs investigated-781 clubs out cerning efforts along similar lines for many years. He was the flirst of a total of 1,152 surveyed vision of Arnold Forster, its gen Germany If invited by West Ger eral counsel. being made in cities throughout president and one of the founders practice religious discrimination. man organizations. the country. of the Jewish Family and Chil- Of the 781, there were 691 "Chris tian" clubs excluding or limiting This study committee was ap- dren's Service. He was chairman Jewish membership; while 90 pointed on Nov. 17, 1960, at the of the Providence Council of were "Jewish clubs" excluding or suggestion of Mr. Ress to "study Community Services for two years limiting membership of Chris and report recommendations con- and served as president of the tians. cerning the functions of the Rhode Island Bar Association from 2. The rates of discrimination General Jewish Committee in re- 1951 through 1952 . were 72 percent in country clubs. spect to community planning, if The Providence Council of Com By regions, the rates were 74 per possible with a plan for perma- munity Services is a community cent in the North Atlantic states; nent machinery and procedure planning organization for the 73 percent in the Midwest; 60 under the general jurisdiction of broader community. The new GJC percent in the South and South the Board of Directors." Community Planning Comittee west areas of the United States; The committee found many and will work closely with council on and 58 percent in the Far West. varied forms of Jewish communal some of its projects. 3. Of the 781 clubs that were organizations in various cities of With this step, Providence joins found to practice discrimination. the United States. It finally con- scores of communities throughout 696, or 90 percent, maintained eluded that it was incumbent the country that already havP. their restrictions "unofflcially" upon the GJC to establish its own Community Planning Commit without religious barriers in their community planning medium to tees as an integral part of the constitutions or by-laws. The re suit existing local purposes and work of their federation. maining 85 enforced religious re conditions. The report of the committee is strictions that were "officially" Mr. Ress and Mr. LevY said that printed on Page 4 of this issue of written into their constitution or Fred Kelman Photo members of the permanent com- the Herald. by-laws. mittee are now in the process of 4. Of the 781 discriminatory National Council Of Women being selected and their names RAP BLUE LAWS clubs, 640 practice total exclusion, will be submitted to the GJC LAKEWOOD, N.J ., - An ap 141 permit a few or token mem To Hold Thrift Shop Event Board of Directors for its approval PEal to governors and legislators bers of other religious faiths to at the February board meeting. throughout the United States to join. Mrs. James Lipet and Mrs. The year-round Thrift Shop Com Serving on the Interim Study liberalize the Sunday Blue Laws, 5. The total number of clubs Owen Kwasha, co-chairmen of the mittee are Mesdames Harold Mos Committee and unanimously so as to eliminate economic hard studied included 693 that were Annual Thrift Shop Event of the ko!, chairman; Shepard Freed, agreeing to the report that was ship suffered by Orthodox Jews considered to have maximum Providence Section, National vice-chairman; Harvey Snyder, submitted were Arthur J . LevY, was made at a session of the con prestige in their communities. Council of Jewish Women, met at secretary; Robert Braverman, chairman; Rabbi Ell A. Bohnen, ference of the Rabbinical Council. Among these "prestige clubs," the the home of Mrs. Lipet with their assistant secretary; and Samuel report states, 60 percent of them planning committee. Posner. treasurer. Mrs. Irving discriminate against Jews. The Annual Event will take Goldfarb is the Council's vice The fact that such a high per place Tuesday, March 20, at president in overall charge of centage of clubs discriminated on Rhodes - on - the - Pawtuxet. A Ways and Means. luncheonette will be served at Show in the photo above are, the grounds of religion, said Mr. Teen-.Agen and Hebrew Hi9h School Pages M-1, M-2 Nath, "indicates a serious failure 12 :30 P .M ., .to be followed by a left to right, Mesdames Albert Rigberg, publicity ch airman ; on the part of the American com fashion show entitled, "Spring Dr. Robert Krasner ...... _...... Page M-3 munity, on the business and social Into Fashion." Mrs. Norman Hor Stanley Loebenberg, vice presi level, to accept the individual on vitz and Mrs. Owen Kwasha are dent in charge of administration; Jewish Music Month ...... Pages M-4, M-5 the basis of his worth and merit ·directing the show, and the com Owen Kwasha, co-chairman of alone." mentator will be Mrs. Irwin M. the event; Bernard Carp, presi The Jerusalem Windows, Beryl Segal . Page M-6 One tragic and direct conse Siegel. Many fine shops will show dent; Harold Mosko!, chairman quence of the exclusionary prac their fashions. Music' will be by of the Thrift Shop; James Lipet The Thin, Grey Line of Separation . . . Page M-7 tices of the "Christian clubs," Mr. Billy Poore. co-chairman, and Irving Gold Volunteers ...... Page M-8 Nath said, "is the fact that al The Thrift Shop is the Coun farb, vice president of ways and most eight percent of all the clubs cil's sole - fund - raising activity. means. ( TEMPLE SINAI PHILIP KUSBEL Rabbi Heskins will speak on Funeral services for Ph111p Ku "Problems of Jewish Theology, I" shel of Long Beach, Calif., who ~ at services to be held this evening died Jan. 13, were held Jan. 18 ~ at 8:30 o'clock in Greenwood Hall. in the chapel at Lincoln Park s her husband, survivors Friedman 70, of 15 Woodfalls retiring about four years ago. are a son, Maurice Cornfield of PAWTUCKET Street, who died Jan. 18. were A Providence resident for 50 Providence, two daughters, Mrs. held the following day in the Max FOR Vicinity Oak Hill years. he was a member of the Abner Byer of Miami, Fla., and Sugarman Memorial Chapel. Bu:- Congregation Sons of Jacob. He NEW APARTMENT Mrs. Maurice Chorney of Provi ial was in Lincoln Park Cemetery was a son of the late David and dence; a sister, Mrs. Julia Weber . SEAFOOD Husband of Mrs. Pauline 2nd FLOOR Ethel Friedman, and was a native of Providence, and five grandchil- of Russia. PRIME STEAKS 12' x 16' Living Room; Bedroom; dren. Fully Equipped Electric Kit· He leaves, besides his widow, chenette; Small Dining Area; United States "Is three sons, Isidore Friedman of 'ITALIAN DISHES Generous Closets. MRS. GEORGE KROLL East Providence and Max Fried Funeral services for Mrs. Rose 377 MAIN STREET SUITABLE - PROFESSIONAL man of New Bedford. Mass.; two (Rothman) Kroll, 61, of 55 North BUSINESS, WIDOW daughters. the Misses Nora and Avenue, who died unexpectedly on Downtown Pawtucket REFERENCES I e • . • • Ethel Friedman ; a sister, Mrs. Jan. 17 in Miami, Fla., were held . : : . - . Mollie C...Oldberg , and a brother, Park Free - PA 6-9761 PA 6-6378 : . : : . the following day in the Max Su ...... Morris Friedman, all of Provi . : . : . garman Memorial Chapel. Burial ... dence and eight grandchildren. . • ! • • • • was in Lincoln Park Cemetery. Born in Russia Dec. 8, 1900, a - . . : ...... MAX BRANDT daughter of the late Jacob and . . . : • ii • • • . • Funeral services for Max Lena Rothman, she had been a ...... Brandt of 181 Somerset Street, Providence resident for 42 years...... hubsand of Mrs. Julia (Elsner) She was a member of the Pioneer . . . . . Brandt, who died Jan. 18, were Women, the Jewish Home for the held the following day in the Aged, Temple Emanuel and its Max Sugarman Memorial Chapel. sisterhood. Burial was in Lincoln Park Ceme Surviving besides her husband tery. He was a .self-employed dry are a daughter, Mrs. Milton Du GOING TO NEW YORK? goods salesman. bitsky, and a son, Sanford Kroll, THE SHOW YOU MUST SEE IS Mr. Brandt, a son of the late both of Providence; a brother, 0 Benjamin and Pauline (Friedlan Samuel Rothman of New York "All EIITHRALLIIIG,.,LOVELY PLAY!" der) Brandt, came to Providence City; two sisters, Mrs. Murray -Chc:ipmc:in N e- w s in 1949 from Europe .. He. was Garleck and Mrs. Gertrude Petru born June 28, 1901, in Germany. sky, both of Brooklyn, N.Y.; and In addition to his widow, he four grandchildren. FREDRIC MARCH leaves a son, David Brandt of Card of Thanks Cranston; two daughters, Mrs. DOUGLAS CAMPBELL In The "family of the late Rudi Flatow of Providence and IRVING J. KONOVSKY Mrs. Max Fine of Cranston; two Acknowledges with appreciation sisters, Mrs. Benjamin Eisenberg the many expressions 0 "~!~~o~o~lb: of sympathy received of New York City and· Mrs. Rose during their recent loss. PADDY CHAYEFSKY Peters in Germany; a brother, MRS. IRVING J. KONOVSY Directed by Salo Brandt in London, England, MRS. PERRY J. DEITCH MRS. LOUIS N. GREENBERG e , TYRONE GUTHRIE and seven grandchildren.

ORDER NOW FOR BEST SEATS! Max Sugarman Funeral Home Mon. thru Sat. Evgs. 7.50, . 0, 5.75, 4.80, 3.90, 3.00. Mats. Wed. "THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" & Sat.: 4.80, 4.30 3.60 3.00, 2.50. MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION DE 1-8094 458 Hope Street DE 1-8636 Excellent opportunities are in BOYCOTTS EMERSON its own cage. Special preparations Saturday Evening 5-8 P.M. "' the Herald's Classified ads. LONDON - Jordan placed on were necessary beforehand to as its boycott list this week the sure proper feeding en route. Ear BUFFET SUPPER lier in the day, the breeders had By Candlelight ATTENTION! Emerson Radio and Phonograph FABULOUS DESSERTS Corporation of the United States been flown in from Salt Lake City CRANSTON and all of its affiliates throughout and Minneapolis .. MISS DUTTON'S KNITTERS the world because it allegedly had DExter 1-5995 business transactions with Israel. ISRAEL FLOODED FOR THE NEWEST IN TEL AVIV - One of Israel's DORIC DAY SCHOOL YARNS AND STYLES heaviest rainfalls - a continuous Nursery Kindergarten ; THEADORA'S Accredited by R. L Board of COME IN A~D BROWSE AROUND downpour lasting 48 hours - Education - State Licensed !;: Styles For E,ery SCHOOL OF DANCING caused road damages estimated at All Day or Half Day Sessions Z Classes now forming Balanced Hot Meals Age And Figure nearly $300,000 and disrupted Register Now For Fall Session l:::i Tap, Jazz and Ballroom much .of Israeli activities. Floods Limited Enrollment : NEW FOR SPRING Teenagers and Adults Transportation between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem HO Ul251 WI 1-6051 ; Imported Silks, Straw Information - TE 1-3715 crippled telephone service. :i- And Nylon Yarn ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~ - Expert Designer A,ailable - We Shorten Italian Knits Wood - Copper - Galvanized Interior - Exterior GUTTERS (Repaired and Installed) ~ OPEN: 9:30 to 5:30 DAILY 9:30 to 9:00 THURS, and FRI. PAINTING (COPPER AND ~ Marshall Winograd Photo GALVANIZED) .. Cleaning - Repairing CONDUCTOR PIPES ;i. olucillej Engaged - Mr. and Mrs. z GUTTERS Samuel M. Berkowitz of 95 FREE ESTIMATES - WORK GUARANTEED d Shoppe Lorimer Avenue, announce '/jarn Insured the engagement of their ~ M. Weisman Sheet Metal & Roofing Co. N off Garden City daughter, Shirley Ann, to ASPHALT SHINGLES AND METAL ROOFING ~ WI 2-2150 Ray mo nd I. Du be Arnold J. Utstein, son of ROOFING TAR AND GRAVEL-SLATE-ASBESTOS ... Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ut "'CD MIDWAY ROAD, CRANSTON RE 7-1902 WI lliams 1-1940 onytim6 N stein of 48-25, 43rd Street. Woodside, N. Y. Miss Berkowitz attended Br yant College and Boston Uni R. I. LICENSED And INSURED ELECTRICIANS BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA versity. Mr. Utstein is a graduate of City College of New York. CHARLES MUNCH, Music Director The couple plan to be married HATHAWAY ELECTRIC CO. 80th Season in Providence on March 25. VETERANS MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM Wiring For Home and Industry Tuesday Evening, Feb. 6 at 8: 15 Ship Three Hundred FOR THOSE EXTRA OUTLETS OR Soloist : JEANNE-MARIE DARRE, Famous French Virtuoso SERVICE CHANGE I in Saint-Saens Piano Concerto No. 2 I Live Minks For Israel Tickets $2, $3, $4, $5 Tax Exempt A ED 6-8688 Call Us: 15 WINTHROP STREET A Limited Number Available NEW YORK - shipment of AT AVERY PIANO CO., 256 Weybosset St. 300 live minks, valued at $50,000, GE -4-0181 SEEKONK, MASS . left New York recently aboard a (GA 1-1434) HRS. 9:30-5:00 Jetliner for Israel to spur the country's new mink ranching in dustry. The precious animals, repre 11 TWI-LITE LOUNGE senting the finest specimens of American-bred ranch mink, are I 241 RESERVOIR AVE LOVETT the second shipment of breeders PROVIDENCE to be sent to Israel. The first ship ment went last April. ALUMINUM PRODUCTS, INC. "Where Old Friends Meet" According to the Government of FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS Is r a e 1 Investment Authority, Manufacturers of which has been instrumental in "Lovco" Aluminum Windows and Doors THE PAGLIARINI DUO developing the liaison between Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday ~venings American and Israeli mink ran HAS MOVED TO LARGER QUARTERS chers, Israel hopes to develop a . HENRIETTE at the New Stereo-Hammond Organ sizeable fur industry within four 479 DOUGLAS AVENUE OUR NEW TWI-LITE HOUR or five years. Farms are being planned to accommodate 200,000 Frl.-Sat.-Sun. 5 p.m . . 7 p.m. PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND Cocktails at reduced prices-Served with Hors d'oeuvres minks. Raised on The Dupler Ranch in Tllfue Has Been No Change In Our Telephone Number ST 1-5498 Open Doily 1 P.M. - 1 A.M. Sandy, Utah and the George Hel men Ranch in Warroad, Minne sota, the minks are destined for DE 1-5071 the Talpiot Farm in Jerusalem, maintained by the Israel Mink Ranch Association

terestUnited andJewi sfinancialh Appeal aidhas foren gethn-e !; ...;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ dered a growing organization Keller's won't offer yoou cheaper Antiquing qu11llty to give you cheaper prices, which increasingly encompasses but Keller will give you the hlghast by Master Craftsmen other fund raising efforts, includ qu11llty steer beef at tha lowest ing local causes. There is a great possible prices. variety of relationship with local Easy Terms community chests and United Fund organizations and with local KELLER'S councils of social agencies. ___w_u_lard Shopping Center The Committee concluded that FRESH KILLED CHICKENS Select antique there are as many varieties of NO ½ LB. ADDED white with gold community planning organiza FRESH N. Y . trim or choose tions as there are communities CALF TONGUES LB. 59¢ which have them, and that it was SPECIAL from an unlimited Breast of BEEF LB. 95¢ range of colors incumbent upon General Jewish e DIAMONDS-JEWELRY Committee to plan its own com Call JA 1-0960 and styles. e WATCHES-STERLING SILVER munity planning medium to suit FOR FREE DELIVERY TO CRANSTON • GARDEN CITY • CHINAWARE-LUGGAGE existing local purposes. NORTH END · EAST SIDE e TV-STEREO PHONOS To test its own thinking, the WARWICK e MAJOR APPLIANCES committee devoted a considerable REMEMBER: "The Proof of the • CAMERAS Pudding Is In the Eating" • TYPEWRITERS amount of time to a consideration of what local projects, problems, LISTEN! SUNDAYS The Original Discount House of R. I. unmet needs, and communal de WRIB - 2:00 P.M. Free Parking (Rear of Store) sires might be included within the For Radio Special of Week scope of the general concept of community planning. From our FOR THE FINEST IN discussions it was manifest that there are a number of matters with which the organized com WALLPAPER munity of Providence might con cern itself, that there are things English • Canadian • American --$ -n which ought to be made the sub WIDE VARIETY, OF #1 BUY ALUMINUM SIDINGS FOR YOUR HOME. ject matter of future action, but that many of these are for the PATTERNS present beyond the reasonable Buy Aluminum Gutters Installed For sl.00 manpower and financial power of TO SUIT ANY HOME the community and that still others should be approached with SEE THEM TODAY AT #2 BUY 10 ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOWS caution to avoid precipitate efforts before the community is Buy Aluminum Comb. Door Installed For genuinely ready to embark on new sl.00 enterprises. ADLER One important consideration has been the question whether Hardware & Paint Co. other organizations in the com ALUMINUM SALES CO. OF NEW ENGLAND munity should be included in a 198 Prairie Ave. DE 1-8135 904 EDDY ST. ST 1-6870 PROV. 5, R. I. plan to be proposed at this time. WILLAR~ SHOPPING CENTER ( Continued on Page 5) GAME NIGHT nity Center at 8: 15 P .M. One of every two cars sold will I time during its llfetime the ALA "' The Rhode Island Shelfhelp will Carl Passman is program chair- Planning Committee be involved in an accident some- states. hold a Game Night on Saturday man. Refreshments will be served. ------at the East Side Jewish Commu- (Continued from Page 4) Use Herald Classified ads. One possibility is a plan to organ ize something in the nature of a Community Council. Another al MISS JEAN JACK RESNICK, of 31 Rodcliffe E lectrolysls ternative exists in cities which Avenue, wishes to thank his rela have long time combined fund HEWEN6JJND Hair Permanently tives and friends for their thought raising for local charities: The Removed fulness during his recent stay in older federations; and in some of Jean Caroccl, Elec. the hospital. these cities the community plan 44 Washington St. MA 1-1145 ning arm of the federation in STAT/ONE.Rf tfJ. / cludes representatives of the a gencies which in turn rely on the ~ federation for financial support. THOMAS CERVINI Our Committee has reached the -Off/CE INTEfl/0/lS fb II clear conclusion that no effort NORRIS R. DOUGHTY should be made at this time to in clude other existing organizations, "\) -£/~ ROADSIDE CATER I NG either all organizations, in' the Formerly Associated with Commercial Catering Inc. manner of a community council, or all organizations directly func I ~NG wishes to announce he is now a·ssociated with tioning as communal agencies. All existing organizations will then be FRIENDLY CATERERS free to participate or not, on a l -:'!'.'.'.'. -~:0~ / 1199 Westminster St. purely voluntary basis, and none ·{ . \ will be asked to accept responsi , ., < 5-~: EXECUTIVE • COMMERCIAL GA 1-9525 bility or be bound by any action CONFERENCE • RECEPTION which General Jewish Committee ROOMS might take unless they affirma tively elect to do so. General Jewish Committee has We are ready to assist and ad through the years engaged in vise you in selection of the right desk and chairs, draperies, FRIENDSHIP community planning on the basis lighting and desk and wall accessories. Call soon! No of specific projects undertaken obligation, of course. BODY &. RADIATOR WKS. Inc. from time to time. Notable among these have been the study which resulted in the organization of the {__ GA 1-1192 '• BODY AND FENDER WORK Bureau of Jewish Education, and :IQ WIYBOIIET ..ROV. • WHEEL ALIGNMENT the study of leisure time and recreational activities. We believe • BALANCING that General Jewish Committee is • RADIATORS: CLEANED, RECORED, REPAIRED now ready to take a very simple step in the direction of perm11nent BERMUDA GOLF SPECIAL • UNDERCOATING • WRECKS REBUILT community planning by the crea tion of a standing committee di PERSONALLY CONDUCTED BY DAN KOUFFMAN rectly selected by the President $229, ALL EXPENSE - 7 DAYS, 6 NIGHTS JA 1-3366-7-8 and Board of Directors and at all (Per Person, Double Occupano;yJ times responsible to the Board. MEN AND WOMEN INVITED Such a standing committee if 111 Point St. Prov., R. I. created should in the course of a Includes Free Golf SELWYN M. KIRSHENBAUM year or two of experience be able Round trip transportation from Providence (Jet from Boston) - 2 meals to make further recommendations doily, Bermuda head tax, round trip transportation from airport to ~otel, concerning the expansion of its or all tips for porters, room and meol service. Rum Swizzle porty, doncir.g ganization or of !ts activities, and entertainment. based on practical experience. As the usefulness of such a Commun ity Planning Committee becomes LEAVES SUNDAY, MARCH 4 known to the community as a re and RETURNS SATURDAY, MARCH 10 FRJ:D SPIGEL'S sult of successful activity, in For Information and Reservations Call creasing community confidence will in turn engender increasing KOSHER FOOD CENTER responsibilities with more difficult DAN KOUFFMAN tasks, and increasing community Cranston Travel Service STuart 1-4977 225-229 PRAIRIE AVENUE acceptance of the results. GA l .8436 MA 1 -6055 We have concluded that there is II need for a permanent year round community planning agency in and for metropolitan Providence KOSHER ALL BEEF such as exists in one form or an other in every substantial city in BOLONEY lb 89c the United States. Some of these have existed for many years. In ROLAND - LIGHT MEAT - 7 oz. fact, we believe Providence is by far the largest city in the United TUNA 4 cans 1.00 States which lacks such an organ ization. We recommend a Com ROLAND - 3¾ oz. munity Planning Committee, un der the jurisdiction of the Gen SALMON 4 cans 1.00 eral Jewish Committee, to consist Each gown designed of fifteen members and the Presi dent and Executive Director, ex with an elegant whis ONIONS 3 lbs 35c offlcio, to be appointed annually. per of fashion and We believe that such a committee, NO½ LB. should proceed with its work fabric, creates a ·CHIC.KENS ADDED lb 29c modestly and conservatively with charming aura of a view to demonstrating to the Bridal beauty! MACKINTOSH community the growing usefulness of General Jewish Committee to APPLES 4 lbs 29c deal with matters of common con Bridals, $50 to $200 Bridesmaids, $19.98 to $59.n HANFORD SWEET cern by processes of voluntary co operation. Mothers of Brides $17.98 to $55 Attached to this report is a pro CREAMERY BUTTER lb 6 7 c posed set of governing rules for the Community Planning ·com FREE .. . Anniversary mittee, and upon their considera Gift with purchase of Sabbath Information tion · and adoption by this Board bridal and veil, a $10 WE GIVE Housewives of Directorsv.:and the appointment Light Sabbath by the President with the approv Bridal Hoop! GOLD BO~D al of the Board of the members of To~i~~!l~s:35 ~ the committee, the permanent Community Planning Committee STAMPS! Next Friday at • will be in existence. sorority shop 4:44 P. M. (The Governing Rules of the Community Planning Committee Providence, 211 Union St. Pawtucket, 17 No. Union S:·. will be printed nei_ct week.) L------Open Tues. & Thurs. 'tll 9 ------' l '° Kantrowitz; secretary, Mrs. Belle TUTORING Goldberg; treasurer, Mrs. Lillian REAL NEW YORK STYLE Berger; protector, Mrs. Barbara N James F. Reilly Weisman; guard, Mrs. Ethel Lury, CHEESE CAKE O> '°... Algebra - -Social Studies and press correspondent, Miss Dellclous and CrHmy r.o English - Latin - French Anne Manekofsky. N EAST SIDE DINER Spanish - German "OPEN SCHOOL WEEK" Bureau of Jewish Education. Pre Trustees are Mrs. Shirley Ladd, 360 Waterman St., at Red Bridge ~ Mrs. Ethel Mandell and Miss Aida Experience with public an;j private The Annual meeting of School sent at the meeting were represen =< school pupils Board Chairmen was held this tatives of: Beth Am, Beth El, Flores. Mrs. Ann Altman installed ;;, the officers. GA 1-5052 week under the chairmanship of Beth Israel, Community Hebrew PLEASANT ROOMY AREA_S ~ Irving Brodsky, president of the High School, Cranston Jewish FOR LEISURELY SELECTION OF ... TEMPLE BETH AM FINEST DOMESTIC AND Center, Ohawe Sholom, Provi IMPORTED WALLPAPERS ..,;- dence Hebrew Day School, Shaare Temple Beth Am will hold a < QUALITY PAINTS ~ Zedek and Sinai. The School paid up membership supper and Custom Tinting With Latest ... M. Gladys O'Gorman Board Chairmen discussed the entertainment will be supplied by Scientific Equipment =r.. Announces The Opening of role of school committees in ad Bill and Romana with their group vancing standards, teacher edu of Chaffin Dancers. Open Erenings cation and qualifications, a uni The supper committee includes Until 9 P.M. ~ fied calendar and the National Lucille Freedman, Terna Furman, • =lol Code of Practice. Edith Klemmer, Betty Ann Pierce, Ample Olf Street CJ ecr~larial Parking m Rabbi Saul Leeman, chairman Ruth Cerel, Ruth Jurman, Fay =~ Burditch, Ann Tubin and Marilyn • z of the School Council announced < -9 J erv,ce that school heads have recom Belansky. Membership chairman .,;i are Ben Forman and Emil Freed (IJ mended setting aside the week of ... 325 Phenix Bank Building, Providence February 11 for "Open School man . lol Phone 321-2250 Week" at which time parents ~ HUG IVRI 0 1 would visit classes and have an opportunity to meet with the A regular meeting of the Hug = teachers. Ivri will be held on Sunday at 8 =lol Pay Full Price for Your PM., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. PYTHIAN SISTERS Mordecai Shapiro, 264 Fairfax =~ Toiletries, Vitamins & Cosmetics? WHY Installation .of officers was held Drive, Warwick. Mrs. Jerome L. Stein will speak - SAVE UP TO 30% here! on Wednesday by the Pythian Daily Scheduled Flights Sisters. of Cranston Temple No. 1. on "Recent Discoveries in the They are most excellent chief, Dead Sea Caves". Mrs. Solomon Mrs. Ruth Stone; most excellent Bodner is chairman of the Hug ALBERTO .COMMAND senior, Miss Anne Manekofsky; Ivri. ~u~~~! $70* · V O s. most excellent junior, Mrs. Helen Hair Cream Shuman: manager, Mrs. Naomi "SIYUM" Hair Spray The Providence Hebrew Day CALIFORNIA Req I U8 Clo·e O ,.t &ac• School will hold a "Siyum" cele 1.00· P .M . Spec,d l bration on Sunday at 3 :30 in RoundTrip $160* the Temple Emanuel Vestry. Music and Dancing The children of t he fourth grade • trom New York. plus tax Fall Enrollment will discuss the book of Genesis in Starting NOW Hebrew followed by a "Seudath CALL ST 1-9225 Mitzvah". INTERNATIONAL Refreshments will be served by the parents of the Children. NEW TERM STUDY GROUP ART CLASSES Mrs. Simon Rose, of 148 Ever PAINTING - DRAWING green St,eet. will be hostess to the Tues., Wed., Thun. Study Group on Thursday at 10 Aft. and Evenings AM. when Mrs. Irving Wiener Portr.alb • Life will conclude the study of "The e Stlll Life • Landscape Five Megi!loth." TROL HAIR TRESSEMME A survey and analysis of cur TONIC rent events by Mrs. Isaac Gerber Creme Hair Coloring . will be included in the program. Barber Size Reg I ~O 1oo• DEVORAH DYAN CLUB Clo r- C.tt • Clo1•Rog USOut 50~• Spccidl The Devorah Dyan Club of the $p~cic1I Pioneer Women will meet on Mon day at the home of Mrs. Benton SALE •plus to• cod, & carry Fernstein, 23 Sarah Avenue. 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DAVID FOX, 13 Think? Son of Mr. and Mrs. Hy Kati 212 Lownocre Drive, Cranston Park View Junior High School I feel that the f irst f ive years of Hebrew is really basic training. What i s it for? In my opinion it is to further your knowledge of He brew. In Hebrew Hig h School we learn how to speak modern Hebrew, we receive further knowl edge of Israel and become better Je ws . My personal reasons for going to Hebrew High School ore that some day I hope to go to Israel, and also the study of Hebrew is useful toward getting into college. A modern phenomena has been the growth of attendance at religious services and the growth of the Hebrew schools at the synagogues and temples. Most of these in the Greater Providence area now require five years of Hebrew study in order that a boy become Bar Mitzvah on a Saturday morning, and require Hebrew study for boys and girls after tt.e third year of Sunday school. GAYLE ROBINSON, 13 Daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Justin Robinson 49 Massasoit Drive, Warwick Aldrich High School I think the first f ive years of Hebrew is really only basic and not rea ll y enough. Ev en if it may seem dull at first it gets more and more interesting as you gain a deeper knowledge of Hebrew. Also, I would like very In the greater Providence area there much to go lo Israel and I've heard that if you is now a Hebrew Community High School go to Hebrew Hig h ,.. School there is a chance which wa s started several years ago by go to Israel with a group. the Bureau of Jewish Education with classes at its office in downtown Provi dence, Recently it has had to expand and add two more classes which are held at the Cranston Jewish Center, for the Cranston-Warwick Hebrew High School. The teen-agers on these two pages are all students at one or the other of Dr. Harry Elkin the schools, They were not hand-picked; on. Also, they feel that it gives them a but are a cross section of the first, certain identity with Israel. Their further second and third year classes of the studies will enable them not only to con schools, verse in modern Hebrew, but will enable The reference by Gayle Robinson to them to study the Bible and Hebrew clas the tour to Israel is explained by Dr, sics in the original language. Harry Elkin, executive director of the Meir Zippor, principal and teacher of Bureau of Jewish Education, as an op the Community High School, feels that portunity to go on a Youth Tour to Israel the age at which the teen-agers finish sponsored by the Hebrew Culture Council. their elementary Hebrew training and go This group cannot be joined unless the on to Hebrew High School is "really the teen-ager is certified by a teacher. Stu age when youth looks at things for them dents at the Hebrew High School would selves, They ask questions and seek an be certified. swers. Where will they find the answers?., According to Dr. Elkin, there is a The Hebrew High School, he feels, helps new outlook now on the part of both supply the answers, parents and children towards the con There are now two branches of the tinuation of Hebrew lessons on the high Hebrew High School, a downtown branch school level, "You can't leave Hebrew which takes care of students from Provi education at the pediatric level," he says. dence and Cranston-Warwick school which The teen-agers who attend Hebrew provides instruction for students from STEPHEN FILLER, 14 High School come on their own because those cities. Classes are held two days they feel that they are just beginning to a week for an hour and a half each time. Son of Mr, and Mrs. Morris Filler understand the language and want to go 165 legion Way, Cranston !Continued On Next Pagel Hugh B. Bain Junior High School · In Hebrew school you are taught only the fundamenta ls. In Hebrew High School you learn conversational Hebrew and more about every JEWISH MUSIC MONTH day events. What you learn in beginning He brew is just a drop in the bucket. Also, yo .. SEE PAGES 4 AND 5 By learn so much more than just Hebrew in the Celia Zuckerberg advanced course. MARLENE TISCHLER, 14 Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Tischler 75 Potter Street, Cranston Park View· Junior High School TEEN-AGERS I believe five years of Hebrew is wrong. Yau are just beginning ta go ahead. ·Everyone should continue with Hebrew study. I feel mare mature now and have a better understanding of He brew educo.tian.- The fifth grade is .just the CLIFF KAR.TEN, 15 beginning of Hebrew education. Hebrew High · Son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Karten Schaal furthers it. 39 Western Promenade, Cranston Cranston High School East I think a person should toke Hebrew until he graduates Hebrew High School, but he shouldn't be farced ta go - he should go an his own. The study of Hebrew is not only good as a vacation but will also help if you go to college. Hebrew is one of the most modern languages and every year becomes more popular. Hebrew ,hauld be token because it is the way of every Jewish person's life .

What Do You Think?

!Continued From Page M-1) They attend Sunday School at their own ROBERT LEVIN, 15 synagogue or temple since the aim of Son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Levin the Bureau of Jewish Education is that 39 Lyndon Road, Cranston they identify themselves with their own Cranston High School East congregation. The program which has been developed Hebrew is our mother tongue and it is im by the Bureau is one which no individual portant to continue its study, to keep on learning school could-do by itself. Among the 51 it. Teen-agers have to set on example for others pupils of the High School, there are so that Hebrew won't die out. representatives from eight Hebrew schools in the Greater Providence area. Six years ago, the high school started with five pupils. A worry of the parents, according to Dr. Elkin, is that the teen-ager who is ·J__ _ just entering junior high school and in most cases, is facing new classes and heavier classwork and homework, will be unable to take the extra workload of Hebrew High School. But he finds that not only does it not affect their work in public school adversely, but in many cases, their public school marks go up. "lt' s a stimulant," says Dr. Elkin. JUDY DRAZEN, 14 Most of the students attend the high school · because they themselves want to Daughter of Mrs. Milton Drazen without any pressure from their parents, 35 Mayflower Drive, Cranston and in many cases, even when their Cranston High School East Hebrew is being more and more recognized Meir Zippor , as a modern language. If we didn't continue our studies we'd soon forget it. Also Hebrew is now accepted on the college board and so helps ./~:1 as a credit toward college entrance. _I \ I \I

parents are not too enthusiastic about the extra work involved. Mr. Zippor says that these classes are "not a threat to studies, but an en richment" of their lives. The new trend towards furthering the PAULA LICHTENBERG, 15 teen-agers Hebrew education, of course, delights Dr. Elkin during whose tenure Daughter of Mr'. and Mrs. Albert Lichtenberg as executive director of the Bureau, He -,- 87 Mayfair Road, Warwick brew education has advanced immeasur Veterans Memorial High School ably in the Greater Providence area. He You don't learn very much Hebrew in the adds that "It is only fair and vital to first five years - it is only a basis lo build on. point out that the various rabbis, You really have to go on to ·get working knowl principals and teachers at the end of each edge of the language. I believe it is goad for year suggest to the graduates and parents the identity of a Jewish person who without o and encourage them to attend Hebrew knowledge of Hebrew cannot understand the High School. Without this basic coopera services which he attends. tion, we would not ·get as many students as we do." To Study Infectious Diseases ~ t'l :,:, 0= t::, t!l A gr,aduate of Providence College it to overcome the resistance of the 00 with a Bachelor of Science degree in 1951, individual." ~ Dr. Krasner received his E>octor of Phi His studies on the trip are not direct- ~ losophy degree in Bacteriology from ly connected with his present research, o Boston University in 1956. but the government hopes that men who : At Providence College he teaches in are already doing research in various t!l the Honor Science Program, an acceler fields may become interested in doing ~ ated program in science with emphasis research on the many infectious diseases ~ on research orientation. This program which will be investigated at this time. .!=' probes more deeply into the sciences than do the regular college s c i enc e As a medical officer in the United ; Dr. Robert Krasner, above, classes. Under grants awarded by the States Anny from 1956 to 1958, Dr. S while a medical officer in R. L Heart Association and the U.S. Public Krasner spent time in Japan and Korea > Service, Dr. Krasner is also doing re where he did research on blood grouping.>< the army; at the right, be search in the area of streptococcal in problems, among them the rh factor, and' fore he left on his trip. fection and virulence. A National Insti worked with Korean medical officers on ~ tutes of Health grant of $35,000 will blood bank programs. ~ enable him to continue his re search Although he says his work is most of > in 1962. his fun, he is interested in many fields ~ His present trip is supported by a outside his work. He has been an active .,. U.S. Public Health Service, National In Boy Scouter for many years, and is :" stitutes of Health Grant to Louisiana State chairman of leadership and training of ..,. University of Medicine. The five-member the Providence District Committee. He ~ team will study areas of parasitology, also directs a Boy Scout Camp for the "° bacteriology, epiemology, disease vec New York Council in the Catskills during tors, enviromental medicine, nutritional the summer. As a matter of fact, he problems and other conditions prevalent directed a Boy Scout Camp while he was in the sub-tropics. stationed in Japan. Dr. Krasner is primarily interested Dr. Krasner is also on the Advisory in research concerning streptococcal Committee of the Rhode Island State De disease. Streptococci are organisms partment of Health and on the Rhode which cause many diseases, among them Island Council of Community Services, Undoubtedly at this moment, Dr. Robert L Krasner of rheumatic fever, scarlet fever, kidney and he belongs to numerous professional Pinehurst Avenue is trying out his newly reviewed Spanish diseases. His research is aimed at the organizations. His particular hobby is in Costa Rica. His facility with the language must have im basic biological point of the properties photography, at which he is obviously these organisms have that sets up thi s quite proficient. proved considerably by this time, since he has not only trouble. Dr. Krasner says, "I"m con A bachelor, Dr. Krasner is the son of already been to Panama, but has been in Costa Rica for cerned with the virulence mechanism Mrs. Lillian Krasner and the late Jacob several weeks. As a member of the Louisiana State Univer of the streptococcal cell which enables_ Krasner. sity Inter-American Fellowship Program in Tropical Medicine and Parasitology, he left from New Orleans on January 2. other stops for the group will be in San Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico. Dr. Krasner will return to Louisiana on February 28 and will be back at work in his position as associate professor of Biology at Providence College by March 2. Dr. Robert Krasner Leaves On Research Trip

By Some pictures taken by Dr. Krasner Celio Zuckerberg ..I · i

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By Brenda Slack

"Eighteen years ago, more than thirty of the leading Jewish religious, cultural, educational and communal organizations formed the Jewish Music Council under the sponsorship of the Jewish Welfare Board. Jewish composers, artists and scholars, social workers, educators and rabbis all c~perated. Yiddish, Hebrew and English speaking groups were represented, together with Orthodox, Conservative and Reform religious bodies. Here was a. truly united effort of the American Jewish community toward perpetuating and developing Jewish music. It was clearly realized that the flaming torch of our rich Jewish culture which was slipping from the tortured fingers of the Jews of Europe, had to be picked up by the Jewish community of America •••• "

So wrote Dr. Bernard Carp, This year, however, the Jewish the originator and fo under of the Community Center, under the di Jewish Mu sic Council .. . a Council r ection of Dr. Bernard Carp, will which for 18 years has presented present just such a combination the Jewish Music Festival through of Jewish music and talent ex out the country. A council which pressed through a concert to be aims to enrich American Jewish held on Sunday , March 4, at Tem culture by high-ligh ting its musi ple Emanu-El by the Center Civic Jewish Music cal heritage. By elevating stand Orchestra. ards of Jewish music in content The orchestra, composed of and performance, and disseminat some forty m-.isicians, who enjoy And Talent ing knowledge about it, the Council playing for music alone, is under endeavors to accord Jewish music the baton of Dr. Morton Gold, DI dignity and status in Jewish and rector of Music at Temple Emanu Find Expression general culture in America. The El. Dr. Gold has written works council has grown since its found for both chorus and orchestra and ing in I 944 by Dr. Carp, from 29 some chamber music. He received affi Ii ates to approximately 80 his orchestral training under members representing national Pierre Monteaux and has conduct Jewish organizations and local ed various groups, including his community Jewish Mu sic Councils. own compositions with the Boston The 18th Annual Jewish Music "Pops," at the invitation of Arthur Festival commenced last Saturday, Fiedler. and will continue until February 20 Dr. Gold's latest composition, throughout the United States. The "Adagio For Strings," will be Festival has become as traditional premiered by the Jewish Com now as are Jewi sh Holidays and munity Center Civic Orchestra the dates are listed on almost on March 4. every calendar .. . c. nd as Dr. Carp When the Civic Orchestra was states, "it has become really a formed in October of last year, part of a way of Jewish life." musicians and music lovers ga The Jewish community of thered until the group now ranges Providence and surrounding areas in the forties. Among this talented has done linle in the past to cele group, there are many with inter brate this Festival of Music ... it estin'g musical backgrounds. has done next to nothing to com Ermete Maiani, who Is serving bine the musical projects that go as assistant to Dr. Morton Gold, on throughout the year· and cul as· well as concertmaster of the minate them in a specific week orchestra, started to study violin in such a manner that Jewish at 14 years of age. He studied with Dr. Bernard Carp music will be high-lighted and private teachers for five years dramatized for the masses of peo and then attended the Boston Con ple whose Interest and participa servatory of Music for two years tion are the foundation upon which where he won a student scholar further development depends. ship in 1929. Former concertmas- '.A People Who oflve3 -Sn~, A People Who Sn~ -oflve3. ' Eliezar Ben Yehudah

the strin g department of San Antonio's Our Lady of the Lake College. He was instructor and string ensemble director of Du quesne University Music School ter of the Providence Philharmonic After the surrender, he managed and composed a cello-piano suite Orchestra, he is now concertmas to reach Southern France where and several transcriptions, which ter of the new Providence Sym he went into hiding for 18 months were later published. phony conducted by Nathan New before reaching Portugal where He moved from Pittsburgh to burger and is also first violinist he and his wife sailed from Lisbon Providence two years ago and is with the Rhode Island Philhar to the United States. Mr. Billing engaged in the field of tax and monic. Mr. M<\iani is a dedicated is presently employed by the S. estate planning, which he entered musician who loves music and Fr~d Sussman Company of Provi in 1950. loves his violin. dence. His love for fine music In spite of his attributes, Mr. Studying violin in New Haven, dates back to early childhoodwhen Sametini is a modest, unassuming Connecticut, Ernest Reger, later he studied the violin at the Frank lover of music. studied with Vladimir Graffman, fort Conservatory. Mr. Billing was Among the women in the Civic assistant to Leopold Auer. He had a member of the Jewish Civic Orchestra, there is Harriet a violin scholarship with Herman Center Orchestra in 1948 when it Krauss, who began her study of Liebman, who proposed a fellow was under the leadership of Harry the violin at the age of 11 and con ship for him at the Julllard School Ellis Dickson and is married to tinued with conductor-composer, of Music because of his musical Paulette Billing, who was a balle Rudolph Schiller. ability. Mr. Reger also studied rina in the Frankfort Opera. Mrs. Mrs. Krauss relates that her with Professor Arlan Coolidge of Billing is now affiliated with the greatest disappointment was dur Brown University and Harry Ellis Rhode Island Civic Ballet in an ing the time she was a member Dickson, conductor of the former advisory capacity. of the high school orchestra and Jewish Center Civic Orchestra. Born in Chicago, the son of a contest was being held with He was a member of the Brown the late and eminent violinist and Rubinoff, the great violinist. After University Orchestra and is now pedagogue, Leon Sametini, whose practis ing for months to prepare a member of the Rhode Island abilities were known internation a concerto, her strings broke in Philharmonic Orchestra, playing ally, Robert Leon Sametini began the midst of the audition and she the viola. Engaged in the life in the study of the violin under the had to use another violin, to which surance business, Mr. Reger is guidance of his father at the age she was unaccustomed, and her an agent with Occidental Insurance of three. At seven, he made his performance was not what she Company of California. debut and as a child prodigy, he expected. Mrs. Krauss plays the Professor of Biology at Brown continued to give recitals and con violin now as a hobby and enjoys University since 1946, Dr. Paul certs until he was 12 years old. p I a yin g with the Center Civic Weisz has also added his musical At fifteen, he fractured his wrist Orchestra. talent ·co the Civic Orchestra. A while playing high school football One very vital personage, Mrs. graduate of McGill University, he and his aspirations for a violin Herman Rekant, is the personnel is the author of biology text books ist's career ended. Shortly there manager of the Civic Orchestra. used in many universities and after, Mr. Sametini began to study A violinist who studied under the co 11 e g es throughout the United cello and became a pupil of Eman late. Louis Zisserman and the late States. He studied violin for eigllt uel Feuermann and Pablo Casals. Leo Shoob, Mrs. Rekant played years and has found playing with Under their guidance, he became for the New Providence Symphony the Civic Orchestra very stimu a brilliant performer on the cello. Orchestra for four years and was lating. He has played with the Chicago President of the Providence Phil Frederick R. Billing, a violin Civic Orchestra, led by Frederick harmonic in 1958. Her desire is ist with the Civic Orchestra, was Stock; the Kansas City Philhar to encourage those who have talent _ born in Frankfort Main, Germany; monic; the San Antonio Symphony and to help further young musi and graduated from Breslau Uni and the Pittsburgh Symphony, con cians in their musical inclinations. versity with a Masters Degree ducted by Fritz Reiner. He has Needless to say, the Civic Or in Liberal Arts. He entered the been soloist with the Frankfort chestra is composed of many export business and did extensive Germany Symphony, the Paris musicians, talented with excep,, travelling throughout Europe and Conservatory Orchestra and was tional abilities, who devote many North Africa before he was forced permanent cellist of the Dussarps hours of rehearsals to their love to escape into France when Hitler String Quartet in France. As a of music and certainly the concert came into power. During 1939, he teacher, Mr. Sametini headed the to be presented on March 4, will entered the French army as a Bi arr it z American University be their musical stepping stone volunteer and participated in the chamber music and cello depart for the entire Jewish community Dunkirk evacuation of June, 1940. ments and was later in charge of of Providence.

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THE JERUSALEM W-INDOWS

Twelve windows did Chagall make, the subjects of the windows. for the Ten Tribes of Israel. A window The charm of childhood is in these for' a tribe, a window for a tribe. windows. And what windows they are I The story in the Bible, the book that · Each window is a hymn of praise to inspired so many artists, has again . our forefathers, they from whose loins evoked the imagination of Chagall to Fr O m we sprang. make these windows. He put the words The artist is usually concerned with from the Bible in pictures so beautifully color and with form, with light and with that it almost ached while you stood and •d shade, with space and the relation of viewed them. F objects to space. Chagall added another The Museuni of Modern Art where r I a Y dimension to his work. He added history, the windows are exhibited says in the the dimension of time. bulletin: You stand at the windows and you "Following the Jewish tradition, no wander with the artist back in time human figures are represented." To when man was blessed with the fruit of This oft repeated fallacy is unfortu the earth, with the fowl in the air, and nately not true. There is no such Jewi~h Marc Chagall with the fishes that swim the waters tradition. Excavations of synagogues m •d beneath. And with peace. Israel and elsewhere are evidence to F You also go back with the artist to the contrary. Jews were told in the r' a Y the Cheder in the little town on the Ten Commandments: . Ukraine when you learned the blessing "Thou shalt not make thee a graven of Jacob before he was "gathered to image •••• thou shalt not bow down his ·fathers." The blessings that are unto them nor serve them." By Beryl Segal

Images of beauty, for beauty's sake, were not forbidden. Just remember that they are creations of God. To Him you may bow down, Him you may serve. Not to an image of His creation. I am afraid that I almost bowed down before the windows. 1 certainly stood blinded by the fire that emanates from them, by the beauty that bursts un expectedly from all sides. The colors that flare out suddenly. The birds that fly all around you. The fi shes that swim toward you from the depths. The eagle that screams at you. The Menorahs that burn with a light of another world. And over all, the abundance of color that makes you wipe a tear out of your eyes. Is it a tear of happiness? A tear of humility? The Children of Israel standing before Mount Sinai must have felt something like this when there was "thunder and lightning and a thick cloud upon the Mount and the voice of the horn exceedingly loud." They trembled when they heard this in the camp. We trembled when we stood in front of the windows. There is the window of Joseph, the favorite son of Jacob. It is golden yellow, the color of the sun on a summer day. Here is what it says of Joseph:

"Blessed of the Lord be his land. For the precious things of heaven, For the dew. And for the precious things of the fruit of the sun. And for the precious things of the FIRST WINDOW yield of the moons. ELEVENTH WINDOW Tribe of Ruben And for the tops of the ancient mountains, Tribe of Joseph And for the precious things of the everlasting hills. And for the precious things of the earth, and the fullness thereof. Let the blessings come upon the head of Joseph, And upon the crown of the head of him that is the prince among his brethren." What beautiful words. Made even more beautiful by the paintings of Chagall. The sun in all its glory rests on the window of Joseph. A golden yellow sun with all its blessings of field and the fruitfulness of tree and the abundance of God's full ,measure. In the long line of waiters to be admitted, a line that stretched along a full block, and over a long month, for the "Chagall Only" entrance, I overheard a man saying to his wife: "It -would be easier to go to Israel and view the windows there than to wait here." I hope that you can go to Israel and view the win dows in the Jerusalem sun for which they were made. It is said that Chagall sent trial panels of the windows to Jerusalem, and did not proceed with his work until he received word from there on the effects of the sun shining through his windows. They are breathtaking at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. How much more beautiful they will be in Jerusalem, the sun filtering through the blues, the yellows, the greens of the windows. Blessed is the day when we saw The Windows. Blessed be Chagall, the creator of The Windows. Blessed be Hadassah who had the good sense and the good taste to select the artist and the subjects for the Synagogue at the Medical Center in Jerusalem. SEVENTH WINDOW THIRD WINDOW Tribe of Dan Tribe of Levi is: ...I

~ ,I =tll Pi:! 0= t:I ...tll r,i t"' >z t:I =,,tll > Mrs. Al Goldstein and Mrs. t"' Matthew Rossi ~ ,,..."!l t:I > !<... Nine months ago, in May of 1961, an idea was born. ~ From this idea, a group of some 167 men and women met ~ > with Dr. and Mrs. Richard Arlen to form the Rhode Island Pi:! League For Emotionally Disturbed Children. ~ The members, all strangers to one another, shared one ..., analogous characteristic •••• each had an emotionally dis :7' co... turbed child •••• each had answered the following advertise ...,Cl) ment which appeared in a Rhode Island newspaper: "All parents with emotionally disturbed children who are interested in education for them, please call WI 1-7764." The Thin, . Thus the group met and realized that swimming. Many of the children who were childhood emotional disturbance is Rhode afraid to even venture near the pool were Island's number one neglected h e a l t h swimming and splashing at the end of problem. In a survey taken In 1959, there the eight weeks. The last session has existed some 2,500 cases of emotionally long since ended and a permanent pro Grey Line disturbed children, many of whom were gram of this nature remains in demand. not even attending school. It is a fact The Ice Bowl has donated one and that in 1952 a law was passed to educate one-half hours of free skating and in all handicapped children but nothing was struction to the children every Tuesday Of Separation done for the disturbed child who, usually, afternoon. Where once these timid child has an excellent I. Q. Although emotion ren were even afraid to sit on chairs ally disturbed children sometime suffer and be pushed along the ice, they are now from learning impairment, their primary either holding the back of chairs and By Brenda Slack defect is psychological, not intellectual. skating .or skimming along on one-runners Once their psychological defect Is suc with the confidence of any child. cessfully treated, the barriers to.learn The Rhode Island League for Emotion ing disappear, and there is no pre-set ally Disturbed Children are seeking a ceiling on their capabilities, talents and centrally located state day school in accomplishments as there is with a re.: Warwick, and according to Mrs. Matthew tarded child. The emotionally disturbed Rossi, whose husband is Vice-President child often clings desperately to things or of the League, a proposal for just such a to people, as if to strengthen his hold on school is on the Governor's desk at the reality. Sometimes he withdraws from present time. With a treannent center in the world he cannot understand into a Warwick, a trained teacher, and special more comforting world of his own ... . it classes, the ground will be broken in is only through teaching and understand Rhode Island for those parents who cannot ing that the child will grow as other afford a private hospital for their children. normal children . . . . this is the goal of It is also the aim of the League to provide the League. recreation as well as educational training During the relatively short period of in such a school. time that the League has existed, the,e "We don't want to care for one or two have been promising accomplishments, children," said Mrs. Goldstein, "but all Mrs. Al Goldstein of 187 Somerset Street, of the children who are emotionally dis a member of the Recreation Committee, turbed in the state of Rhode Island regard cited that a Boy Scout Troop (#14) has less of their parents' financial status." been formed and meets each Sunday after Many are interested in the League for noon at the Benefit Street Recreation Hall. Emotionally Disturbed Children, butmore She also explained an eight-week pilot people, interest and money is needed so study which was undertaken at the YMCA that in time, these youngsters may find to obtain the reactions of emotionally dis the way back over the lost years of their turbed children under physical training. childhood and the thin, grey line, that The children were given one hour of separates . them from the happy world of gymnastics and forty-five minutes of other children, will be erased.

I I l '•I Before May of 1957 - and the inception of the Butler Auxiliary -there were from twelve to· four teen volunteers at the But 1 er Health Center. Today, the casual observer may walk the corridors of Butler and see over 600 vol unteers working with patients and giving invaluable service to the needs of Rhode Island's mentally ill. Few organizations have an Aux iliary as active and helpful as the one at Butler Health Center. It has been, from its inception, a vital part of Butler's success. Through it, the public relations of the Q Center have been strengthened and ~ by the volunteer service, their ~ program has been enriched. [al According to Mrs. Allan Fine, = Shown in the lobby of the Butler Health Center are, left to Public Relations Chairman, "The ~ .right, Dr. Charles H. Jones, Superintendent of the Butler Auxiliary is an enthusiastic, ener ~ Health Center, Mrs. Allon Fain, Public Relations Chairman, getic organization that has con ~ and Mrs. Bertram Buxton, President of the Butler Auxiliary. centrated on membership, volun ... teer recruitment and public re [al lations in an effort to bring the Q story of Butler to the community." The Auxiliary, aside from the thousands of hours volunteered, has given Butler a coffee shop; an I Isaac Ray portrait to hang with ~Volunteer~ Workers • those of other founders in the American Psychiatric Associa tion; electric washers and dryers for patient use; a photo-enlarger AVital Cog for the photographic laboratory; a circular saw for the hobby shop, and many other items too numer ous to mention. Butler offers a general vol In The Butler unteer training course to all in terested persons and the days and hours on all jobs are flexible. According to Mrs, Fine and Mrs. Bertram Buxton, president of the By Brenda Slack Health Center Auxiliary, there is a great need for assistants in the Coffee Shop which the Auxiliary runs com pletely on its own. The hope for the future is a greater participation in the Vol unteer Program of the Auxiliary by Auxiliary members and by the community at large. It has become e vi dent that the Butler Health Center is now well established in I. I carrying out new ideas in mental . j .._ r------s:;,- I health care and its future can be p I an n e d with confidence. The ''open door" policy of Butler Is no longer an experiment--lt is a way for hope and encouragement to many _and the Butler Auxiliary ha s done much to make this possible. Many activities are under way doily at the Center. Top right Mrs. Fred Morrison, an OT volunteer works in the kitchen. Mrs. Clarke Freemon, Jr. is shown serv ing a patient in the coffee shop. New washing ma chines, donated by the aux iliary, ore shown to a patient by Mrs. Fain. Mrs. Hyldo Ladd, who began at Butler as a volunteer, is now a full time school teacher at the Center.

.J and all they represent, and he is '° on his way to Warsaw, the c 1 ty that fascinates him with its pace ,. . •:, ,. and its tempo. He stops over to -i .. ~ ~.· GERALDINE RUTH FOSTER fetch Magda, his- assistant and = mistress, and he dallies with Zef- t"l :, \~ ~'. ~~;~ "'?~•• ~ 'i ·, tel and the thieves, and he is off : THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R_ I AND SOUTHEAST MASS to Warsaw. . O In Warsaw, the juggler Yasha C, Published tvery Week By The 'The Magician of Lublin' falls , under the spell of Emilia t"l Jewish Press Publishing Company Box 6063, Providence, R. I. - Telephone 724-0200 J and decides to convert to Catholi- ; ~ cism and marry her. But this re- ~ CELIA ZUCKERBERG Managing Editor quires money, and it leads to his ; BRENDA SLACK Editor A Jewish book can be defined descendant of a family of the abortive attempt to steal the '-' as a book written by a Jew, about Polish nobility, the widow of a wealth of old Zaruski. Yasha is : Second Class Postage Paid at Providence, Rhode Island Jews, treating of their special university professor, who reads an adept at opening safes. It would t"l Subscription Rates: Fifteen Cents the copy; By Mall, $5.00 per annum; outside J\lew England, $6.00 per annum_ Built rates on request. problems, and of the way they Schopenhower and Byron, the Po have been child's play to him at ~ solve them as Jews. lish mystics and Swedenborg. She another time. But at the moment b The Herald assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors in advertisements, but will reprint that part of the advertisement In which the This is not as simple as it represents to him thewiderworld, of truth, his strength and his cun- • typographical error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the management seems. Many books written in the a world even beyond Poland. This nlng leave him, and in running "l Immediately of any error which may occur. last decade by Jewish authors, do Emelia, is like Warsaw itself. It away from the safe, the sure- ~ FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1962 not fulfill this seemingly simple stimulates and-exhilarates him. footed Yasha loses his footing, and ~ criterion. Yasha, the juggler, Isa product injures his leg. Pursued by police, ~ TIie requirements of a Jewish of Polish Jewry and its children real or imaginary, he turns into • novel, to my mind, are to be found who yearn to get out of the Ghetto, the courtyard of a Synagogue and ;i: in the works of Isaac Bashevis but somehow never go too fa r takes refuge in the house of study. Z 'IOUR MONEY'S Singer, one of which, "The Satan away from it. There he fell under the spell of ~ in Goray," I have reviewed be As the book opens, it is Spring. the prayer, and chanting with the ~ fore. Today I shall tell you about Yasha is about to embark on his others, while he wears the phy- ~ another of his books called "Tile annual trip to Warsaw for an en lacteries and praying shawl, he :;; WORTH Magician of Lublin." This book, gagement in one of the summer feels a long forgotten childhood • too, was written originally in theaters. Yasha has come to his devotion returning, a faith that ~ Yiddish and translated into English present height as a performer the demands no proof, a real sense of ~ by Sylvia Porter by Elaine Gottlieb and Joseph hard way, literally by touring the remorse at having transgressed. Singer. provinces on one-night stand s, But this faith is only tempo The search for a Messiah, until he was_discovered in Warsaw. rary. The perfect faith has ebbed, either as a person or as an ideal, BUDGET - BALANCED ON PAPER OR IN FACT? Yet, though he is celebrated all and the doubts have returned to is a problem that interests Bashe over Poland, the Alhambra Thea torment his mind, just as the pain The question is not whether President Kennedy will submit a vls Singer. We find it in "The ter Is the highest rung on the balanced budget for the year to start this July. He will, and it's no in his leg torments his body. Satan in Goray," and in several theatrical ladder he can reach, Later that same day, after an secret that the budget he'll send to the reconvened Congress will be of his shon stories. He comes because he Is a Jew. Yasha iswell balanced on paper in the $92-$93 billion range, the biggest spending argument with Magda, and an en back to the same theme in • 'Tile aware of this discrimination and counter with Emilia, which marks in-income totals ever recorded by the U.S. Government in peacetime. Magician of Lublin." it inspires in him a feeling of in their final parting, Yasha once Yasha Mazur, the Magician, is feriority and also a measure of again stumbles into a Synagogue. Rather, the question ls only whether the budget will turn out to be a man in limbo. He has cut him self-hate. But perform, he must. His mood of doubt and skepticism balanced ln reality as well as on paper. self off from his Jewish traditions, It is his life blood. persists. But before leaving the Here, one answer ls that the chances that the new budget will end but is still an alien in the larger And so after Shevuos, Yasha Synagogue, he happens to pick up up in balance are greater than most observers -- including those sym world to which he aspires. He is leaves Lublin and his wife Esther, (Continued on Page 10) pathetic to the Administration's alms and problems -- believe. a man on a tight rope, on stage In fact, assuming no unforeseeable international crisis pulverizes and off. A Juggler adept at keeping all predictions, our economy's performance well may shame the skep the various facets of his life mov tics who even before the President submits his budget, are calling it a ing, yet always apan. sham and saying openly he knows it's a phony. Yasha can also be viewed as a The reasons the Kennedy budget may turn out in balance are: modern man in his dilemma. Al (1) Our progressive income tax system soaks up cash with drama ways searching, always seeking tic rapidity in any business expansion. A major rise in paychecks and the answers to unanswerable ques profits is immediately translated into multi-billion dollar increases tions. He is an introspective man, ln the Federal Government's tax collections. with a great thirst for knowledge and experience. He asks himself by Leonard Lyons (2) We are into a strong solid business expansion and in these why he always becomes so involv months, paychecks and profits will be climbing spectacularly. Personal ed with people? Why he always incomes at last report were running at an annual rate of $429 billion, Walter C. Teagle, the retired Richard Boone is narrating seeks wider, newer, horizons? And head of Standard 011 who died last CBS-TV's taping of Stephen Vin up $23 billion from a year earlier and heading for new recor_ds. Cor he answers himself: poration profits soon will be smashing the previous annual peak rate week, numbered the late Amon cent Benet's "John Br own' s "Perhaps because lam bored." Carter of Fort Worth among his Body." The producer, Richard of $51.7 billion, achieved only once before in the spring of 1959 and It is this thirst that has en profits will be heading for and through the $55 billion mark in 1962. friends. Their friendship began Siemanowski, was dissatisfied with meshed his life with so many years ago when Carter brought the number of Negro extras on others: with his wife Esther, a some Texas football stars -- all ''the slave-ship." Because no (3) The likelihood is that the expansion in business in 1962 -- the pious, childless woman with whom first full year following the 1960-61 recession--will be stronger than wearing 10-gallon hats, boots and more Negro extras were avail he has little. in common, but to spurs -- to Teagle' s office. The able, he had white extras put in the expansion in business in 1959, the first full year fol!owmg the whom he always returns; with 1957-58 recession. Consumer spending is in a powerful upswmg. Busi doorman asked Carter: "Does Mr. behind them, in silhouette, to fill Magda, his mistress, who is his Teagle know you, sir?" ... "If he the hold of the ship. Boone shout ness spending is climbing again and business spending on factories assistant on the stage, and her and equipment will be stepped up in 1962 as Congress stimulates this doesn't" replied Carter, twirling ed: "Congratulations. You've mother and brother', these poor a lariat, "he's missing a helluva created the first integrated slavr type of spending by tax incentives. Government spending at all levels Polish peasants for whom Yasha is still increasing. This time -- in marked contrast to 1959-- the mone lot." ship in hi story." feels a compassion tinged with Irving Berlin couldn't attend Mervyn LeRoy is building a tary authorities are not choking off the advance by a brutal squeeze on fear. Fear of the violence that al credit. It's an impressive combination for continued advance. the memorial services for Moss movie theater and restaurant, with ways lurks beneath the surface of Hart because he was detained in closed circuit TV, in Palm Springs (4) The importance of the above point (3) must not be under their relationship, the violence Paris by Mrs. Berlin's illness --across the way from the new ski estimated. Moderate as the 1959 recovery was, it poured enough extra kept in check by their dependence there .... Ulanova, Russia's fore lift. He will call it "The Chalet" tax money into the U.S. Treasury to switch former President Eisen on him. He feels a kinship with most ballet star, who retired last •... For the first time in all his hower's record peacetime deficit of $12.4 billion in 1958 to a surplus the thieves of Piask and especially year, will dance again -- in a marriages, Billy Rose is wearing of $1.2 billion in 1959. The Treasury's tax collections went up $10 with Zeftel. He pities them, but he minor role in "Spartacus" with a wedding ring . ... Mitzi Green's billion in just a 12-month period. feels near to them because they Plesistkaya, Feb. 15 at the Bolshoi 9-year-old son, Jeff, will play a always took care of their own. He .... Theodore White's best seller, member of the newsboys' sextet (5) While there'll be a big deficit in this fiscal year ending June 30, dislikes the occupation of the peo "The Making of the President, in the film "Gypsy." it'll be nowhere near the deficit of 1958 and thus the shift from red to ple of the White Slave market, but 1960.'' will be adapted into a 90- Eugene Black, of the World black ink won't be so hard. A solid business expansion plus a slower enjoys their CO!f!pany. TIiey are minute TV documentary, produced Bank, visited Israel last month. pace of U.S. Government spending as calendar year 1962 wears on plus human. He can understand them. by Dave Wolper for the duPont He made• a speech praising the the postal rate hike on which a deal has been made between the Ad He is at home with Emilia, a Company. country .... The next day, he had ministration and key Congressmen would do it. a luncheon appoinnnent with Prime This is guessing. It can't be anything else in view of the fact that Max Sugarman Funeral Home Minister Ben-Gurion, who said: the new budget covers a period stretching to 18 months from now. But "I understand you said some nice it's informed guessing, based on facts about budget swings in the past, things about Israel yesterday. economic-financial trends already well underway. And although, of COMMUNITY CALENDAR Frankly, I'm interested in what course, Congress won't take the budget as Kennedy submits it, our you think is wrong with Israel." \ lawmakers aren't stupid or ignorant. Fredric March takes only eight GENERAL JEWISH COMMITTEE WOMEN'S DIVISION minutes for his elaborate make-up They know as others know that a balanced budget would be a great For listing call GAspee 1-4111. Ask for Calendar Secretary. Mrs. Bertram weapon against renewed inflation and inflation must be controlled. L. Bernhardt, Calendar Chairman. in "Gideon." In Hollywood it took They know as others know that a balanced budget in the new year him three hours to make up In would be vital ln convincing the finance ministers of the world that we Saturday, January 27, 1962 "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" .... are determined to protect the U.S. dollar's value and that if the dollar 1:00 p. m .-Slsterho9-d Temple Emanuel, Oneg Shabbat Alfred Hitchcock's TV programs Sunday, January 28, 1962 sinks, the whole free world is in trouble. 8:30 p. m-- Bureau of Jewish Education, Hug lvrl are shown in France, Japan, Ger Monday, January 29, 1962 _ many -- everywhere except in his Admittedly those who believe the budget may be balanced in reality 12:30 p. m.- Cranston Chapter of Hadassah, Board Meeting native England.... When Dave Gar are in the min~rlty. But until the skeptics come up with more evidence 8:30 p. m .-Slsterhood Temple Beth Am, Regular Meeting raway is in Las Vegas, he gambles Wednesday, January 31, 1962 than they have, rve sufficient faith In 1962's business rise and its 8:00 p. m. - Jewish Community Center, Current Issues Serles by sitting in at the downtown poker capacity to create taxes to line up with the minority. 8:30 P- m .-Slsterhood Cranston Jewish Center, Board Meeting games. So far he has played in 14 Thursday, February 1, 1962 · _ (Distributed 1962, by The Hall Syndicate, Inc_) (All Rights Reserved) 1:00 p. m _-Prov. Chapter Women's A?'erlcan ORT, Board Meeting (Continued on Page 14) ~ Of the motor cars now in use, -----~------T"'"------57 ,.,er cent are equipped with PELI G HTF UL DINING automatic transmissions, 22 per 'The Magician of Lublin' cent with power steering, and 20 i ------·-~------per cent with power brakes, the ... Capri Room Our impression-of the Isle of Capri has always been one ( (Continued from Page 9)') of carefree and happy _living, with good food and liquors ALA states. N 55 Memorial Dr. playing a major part. a volume of the "Eternal Path" carrion, in the most distant star ..,. Pawtucket, R. I. and in the heart of man. What can PA. 5.3550 We, in our own way, are trying to bring you the same by Rabbi Leib of Praga, and there = one call this force . if not God? cf! Samuel A. Penta atmosphere . .. naturally, good food, liquor, and friend- he finds some answers to his CLARK'S ,;;) your host ship being the commodities we can best offer. troubled mind. For a life to be What difference if it is called nature? ~ __O_P..::E_N_F:....0=..Rcc...::L:.::U:..:.N:.::C:..:.H:._-::_7"""_:-:-_::--.,------~O~P~E:..!:N!._!!M~O~N~D~A~Y~S~ meaningful, Rabbi Leib said, there must be discipline. That discipline Yasha reminded himself of the Flower Shop, Inc. ... Jo· hnson,.s Southern New England's most inviting Restaurant for Psalm: ~ better than half a century .. . serving Ocean Fresh Sea comes from a religion that im FLOWERS FOR poses strict adherence to com "He that planted the ear shall cl! Hummocks Food, Hard Shell Lobsters and tender juicy steaks. The not hear? He that formed the eye EVERY OCCASION Q fabulous "Prime Rib Room" for succulent Roast Beef. mandments, to daily restrictions, to dogma. A faith without dogma, shall not see?" 294 Thayer Street ; 245 Allens Ave. Enjoy cocktails and piano music. Five dining rooms. Yasha had sought for a sign GA 1-6700 "" Tel. HO 1-6000 Open every day. Free parking for 500 cars. a purely abstract faith, leads to Q -==-----==-=:--:--:-=--.:___....:____:_ _ __:..:__~.:.:.:_..:.:.::_:::.::.... ___ i nevi table chaos, and even to from God that he exists, yet every ,.;i The ROME LA FESTA is held every Wednesday evening. Music, gay cos destruction. · minute, every second, within him ~ R t tumes, buffet. Visit our attractive new Cocktail Lounge. Yasha decides to do something and outside, God signalled His r.. es aurant Banquet rooms available for parties. We are still serving a about his life, to rectify his ways. presence. : Route 1, fine Italian Cuisine, featuring "La Carretta." Also delicious He must return to Magda and Q N. Attleboro, Mass. Steaks, Lobsters, Chicken. Roast beef, Saturdays and Sun- make provisions for herself and (Part of this paper was read be ~ MYrtle 9-4041 days. Open Daily at 5; Sundays at 12. for her mother. But it is too late. fore a gathering in Bristol, Rhode Island) ,.;i OSCAR KOOLOIAN'S New adventures in Gourmet Dining in a captivating Magda choses death by her own 00 hand rather than continue to sub ... Arabian Nights atmosphere. Featuring various Near East One of every two cars sold will SE-VENTH mi t to the humiliation and ultimate be involved in an accident some delicacies, American Foods and Seafoods. Wines and cock "'Q VEIL desertion she foresaw for herself. time 'during its lifetime the ALA 0 Armenian-American tails. Authentic Near East entertainment Friday, Saturday, He searches out Zeftel to ask states. = Restaurant Sunday only. Open 5 to 1; Sundays and Holidays open at for refuge, but finds her with Her = 12 Noon. Closed Mondays. Member Diners' Club, Ameri man, the White Slaver. Douglas Pike, Rte. 7 Twice in one day there had "' Smithfield can Express. =E-- CE 1-9652 been unveiled to him things which SAMMARTINO are best concealed. He had looked on the faces of death and lechery DIAMONDS - HALF PRICE and found that they were the same. 1468 Elmwood Ave. In trying to win the world, he had lost everything. He had reach - OPEN EVERY EVENING - ed the end of the road. MIAMI But the day has not ended for FREE AND IMMEDIATE Yasha. He must return to Lublin, to his wife, to do penance. Just as WE ARE CONFIRMATIONS he was previously too much a part of worldly existence, so does his MAKING A All Ocean Front Hotels - Motels penance take an extreme form. He orders a small cell built around CLEAN SWEEP Air and Package Reservations himself in his yard from which there is no egress, only a small • BOSTON - MIAMI JET-Non Stop $127.80 barred opening through which food FINAL and books might be passed. This Round Trip - Daily evening flights plus tax Is a kind of Asceticism that cuts CLEARANCE • LAS VEGAS-All expenses ...... Only $239.00 its e If off completely from the • HAWAll, LAS VEGAS and HOLLYWOOD mainstream of life, that has been SALE frowned upon by Jewish tradition. All expenses - 13 Days ...... Only $527 .00 It Is written that there is no merit NOW GOING ON • VISIT SPAIN-All expenses ...... Only $498.00 in saintliness where no temptation exists. Man is endowed with free GROSSI NGER - CONCORD will to make the constant choice REDUCTIONS SPECIAL FAMILY PLAN, FEB. 18 - 22--4 Nights between good and evil, and It was for the exercise of this volition Only $52.00 up - Children $48.00 that the world was created, ac cording to Jewish tradition. The 20o/o - 50o/o TEEN-AGE TOURS real test of faith is whether it can FUN! TRAVEL! EDUCATIONAL' survive in the face of all that is evil. From $695.00 up Even in his cell, apart from the world, surrounded by his holy r 758 HOPE ST. BERMUDA GOLF SPECIAL books, Yasha is beset by tempta If.~~'~ J GA 1-8856 tion and feels his faith waver. As Personally Escorted by Dan Kouffman long as he is so immured, he con CHILDREN'S SHOP siders himself protected against All Expenses - 7 Days - 6 Nights - $229 the graver transgressions that Departing March 4 from Providence might result from his actions. He feels as though all the husks of his existence had fallenaway,have separated from human interests, take your mid-minter CRUISES EVERYWHERE and only the kernel, the essence, is left. But even this essence is school holiday • M.S. ITALIA - S.S. FREDERIKA not free from doubt and impure Cruises to Nassau ...... from $170 up thoughts. at the 1~000 acre Nevele-land S.S. HOMERIC - S.S. ATLANTIC What Yasha does not realize is that the state of grace he seeks Outdoor artificial ice rink B'NAI B'RITH CRUISES - S.S. JERUSALEM depends upon mental bulwarks, Waikiki indoor pool and health club S.S. ARIADN-£ FROM PROVIDENCE and not upon physical restraints. In the meantime, Yasha the Ski beginners and intermediates BERMUDA AND NASSAU Magician becomes a Wunder Show Center and Safari Lounge • ISRAEL - ALL TOURS, TRANSPORTATION Rebbe. People come with their Teen Age Programs JET TO EUROPE-Round Trip troubles, with their personal prob Children's Counselor Supervi.sion. 17 Day Excursion To March 31 - Only $350 lems to the Rebbe. They look to Yasha for answers he cannot give, Vacationing at its best FREE AND IMMEDIATE HOTEL -AIR RESERVAT:ONS for blessings he cannot bestow, tke year 'round BERMUDA - NASSAU - JAMAICA - HAITI for wisdom he has not achieved. ST. THOMAS - MEXICO - HAWAII That adds to his mental torrure. - OFFICIAL AGENTS ALL AIRLINES - Finally, there comes a day with a dawning of perfect belief. Yasha can now appreciate the truth Honeymoon Planning Our Specialty of the teaching of the Rabbi in CALL ANYTIME , another of Bashevis Singer's stories. .·.· ~'.~ Nffllt. "Act as if you believe and faith ~ {ft® Hotel Tel. Ellenville 2100 Zelda Kouffman will come," said that Rabbi. It is snowing outside of his cell. , ll Or see your travel agent. CRANSTON TRAVEL SERVICE Each flake that falls on the small 801 Park Avenue, Cranston window sill is a perfect hexagon, The Neuele proudly recommends for a different 2nd vacation ST 1-4977 formed by that hidden hand which Tise Mapificent New Sun Spa Hollywood-by-the-Sea Florida ST 1-4977 Eves. By Appt. is everywhere -- in the earth as - ATC and IATA APPROVED SALES AGENT - in the clouds, in gold and in SOON 'Tiu Mapific:nt New 200 Acre NEVELE FALLS PARK JET FINANCING ... ATLANTA - Delta Air Lines CANDID WEDD,NGS DECORATIVE Wednesday announced the com BAR MITZVAHS pletion of arrangements with 23 banks and three insurance com EMBASSY STUDIOS NETTING panies to finance the company's 820 PARK AVE. • CRANSTON expanded jet program. ST 1-6769 HOPE FISH -SPRAY PAINTING Specializing In NETTING MILLS Refrigerators - Kitchen Cabinets Steel Office Furniture Wl'YI MT 1'111 Inc. Any Color Desired fl - Work Done on Premises - \ Call VAiiey 1-6604 MOBILE WNAll•J SPRAY PAINTING SERVICE GE 4-0180 HOUGHTON MARINE Eut Greenwich 1114-5161 DEMONSTRATIONS A. J. SHATKIN, D.D.S. BY APPOINTMENT Announces The Opening Of His Office For The Practice Of ATTENTION Winter Cruise - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chase of 168 Fourth Chinese Food Laven! GENERAL DENTISTRY Street are shown together aboard the "M. S. Italia", just 2861 Pawtucket Avenue before they sailed from New York Harbor on their winter For the Best in Chinese Food (Near Wampanoag Trail) holiday vacation cruise to Nassau. We recommend you to the East Providence, R. I. By Tel. CHINA MOON Appointment GE 4-1334 Start Internship Program RESTAURANT 1530 Broad St., Crandon For Rabbinic Students CID Waablnirtor, Park) NEW YORK - An internship what congregants expect from a For Take Out Orders, . MEE . ''/:g/~· project to enable rabbinic stu service." ST 1-8797 dents to cope with the practical Other meetings will center on problems of their future minis teaching - how a religious school +f ON.G Restaurant · is set up and administered, how tries has been announced by the EVERYTHING UNDER ONE ROOF educational standards are deter Famous For Attention WE WILL ,AY HALF Jewish Theological Seminary of SALESROOM - SHOP - WA REHOUSE AMERICAN AND ,------OF THE FIRST HOUI America, principal institution of mined, what kinds of relationships CHINESE FOOD I IN ,AIKING LOT ACIOH STIIIT Conservative Judaism, according exist between rabbis and school Orders To Take Out WEEKDAYS AFTEI 5 ,. M. staffs. and the adult education GA l-2SII ANYTIME SUNDAYS OR HOLIDAYS to Irving Spiegel of the New York programs for affiliated groups. ·------Times. Dr. Arzt said rabbis in the semi ,ERFECT MEALI AT LOW ~RICH The program will be started nary's project intended to help ~ BRING THE FAMILY next month as part of the course • the students not only to under in practical theology for senior stand and handle some of the per ALUMINUM MART · Full ~C:'!~ndS~=~:yL1~innera rabbinic students. Details were sonal and family problems relat No Liquor - - open 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.-S.t. and Sun. 11 a.m. to 12 ...,n. given last week at a meeting at ing to the rabbi but also to cope 1369 Main Street. the seminary by Dr. Max Arzt, the with problems and obligations to ■ 101 W£STMINST€k ST· NtrttDAACAOE ■ seminary's vice chancellor, and the general community, including West Warwick Rabbi David C. Kogen, registrar other rabbis, clergymen of other of the seminary's Rabbinical faiths, civic betterment and social VA 1-3217 School. welfare organizations. and na A FAMILY RECREATION ... Under the program, eighteen tional fund-raising agencies. Best In LET'S ALL GO ICE SKATING TODAY! seniors have been assigned to a Rabbi Kogen said the typical Aluminum Products seminary graduate today had four -SAFE AND SUPERVISED- rabbi with a congregation in the metropolitan area. The rabbis have years of college, three years in the BUY NOW MORNINGS: Mon. thru Fri. 10 A.M. to 12 Noon agreed to meet with a student for School of Judaica, and three years in the Graduate Rabbinical AFTERNOONS: Mon., Wed. and Fri. 3 to 5 Sat. at least eight sessions during the and Sun. 2:30 to 5 p.m. month-long program. School. EVENINGS: Wed., Fri., Sat & Sun. 8 to 10:30 p.m. He said that during this period The meetings, Dr. Artz and "representing virtually his total CALL ST 1-8244 Rabbi Kogen explained, will focus adult life, preoccupation with his on specific functions such as sick studies has kept the students :tr oSKATES RENTED oSKATES SHARPENED calls. visits to a house of mourn somewhat removed from ordinary ing, weddings, funerals, prayers, community concerns." Sabbath services and Bar Mitzvah "If this young man." Rabbi ceremonies. Kogen added, 'is to leave the The student will accompany his seminary prepared to lead his ~~ mentor at a particular function congregation and his community, When You ,t,. T THE SH 'P\ ,\R '.J and then will have a chance to it is incumbent upon us to provide Off Allens Ave., PROVIDENCE-CRANSTON LINE discuss its implications - "the him with opportunities to learn personal relationships involved in to know the community at first the problems of counseling and hand, not simply to learn 'about' Think of it in the classroom." " Eshel Takes Post EDWIN S. SOFORENKO Of Counsul-General Travel NEW YORK - Arieh Eshel. Israel's deputy permanent repre HOWARD S. GREENE sentative at the United Nations with the rank of Ambassador, was Think of to take over the post of Israel's Consul-General in New York. ALL LINES OF INSURANCE Born in Berlin in 1912 and ed FOR BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, HOME ucated at the University of Ber The AND PERSONAL PROTECTION lin, Eshel came to Palestine in 1934, joined the kibbutz move ment, and later became active in the Haganah, serving as a unit 211 ANGELL STREET commander in the southern part Tradewinds UNion 1-1923 of the country. During World War 2, he fulfilled a number of mis sions in several Middle East coun 500 Angell Street tries. From 1945 to 1947, he was INSURANCE private secretary to Moshe Sha Providence re~t. then director of the Jew ish Agency's political department, UN 1-4055 UNDERWRITERS, INC. and later he headed the Agency's Latin American department. AGENCY SECRETARY Subscribe to the Herald. ~ ~~S:!.t:l=L~V=E~R~:=t:1'; ·says Eichmann -Sentence In Marvin Eisenstadt, formerly Supervisor of the Agency Depart Electric Co. ment of Puritan Life Insurance MIRRORS Accordance With Jewish Law Company, has been appointed Electrical ~ontractors H JERUSALEM, - The death pest, but the judges ruled there Agency Secretary, according to an RESILVERED sentence meted out to Adolf Eich- was insufficient evidence to sup announcement by James B. Ross, 628 BROAD STREET !I mann was in keeping with Jewish port this charge. R. I. Glass Works Inc. ~ Industrial - Commercial ll Puritan Vice President. In this n law, according to Dr. Zerah Wahr- _ Deported Jews to Poland capacity, Mr. Eisenstadt will sup 375 Washington St., GA 1-4131 · ~ Il and Residential H haftig, Israel's Minister of Rell- The burden of the charges on ervise and manage liason opera gious Affairs. which Eichmann was convicted tions with Puritan's independent ~ ~wcciuJ.!, ...k:~~wwcdJ The special court that tried the was that he rounded up Jews and agents throughout the United ;,.;' former Nazi official sentenced him deported them to camps in Poland States, working in conjunction ~ to death for crimes against with . the company's regional Q and elsewhere, where others put CUMBERLAND ... For a Satisfactory humanity and war crimes. them to death, the court declared: managers_.______= Dr. Wahrhaftig, who gave his "The legal and moral respon Use Herald Classified ads. MANOR "'Q HEATING SYSTEM views privately before sentence sibility of a person who delivers a was pronounced, said that from victim to his death is, in our ~ • Hot Water study of the Halakoth he had ar opinion, no smaller, and may even Specializing In Iii= Baseboard rived at the conclusion that the be greater, than the liability of a $845. up sentence must be death. person who puts the victim to FINE FOODS = The Halakoth are a rabbinical death." O'NEILS ~ • Forced Warm collection of legal precepts am The Halakic argument on this ~ ROUTE 122 - MENDON RD. .I Air. plifying points not specifically set point, Dr. Wahrha!tig said, is that RADIO & TELEVISION r/J $575. up CUMBERLAND HILL, R. I. ... forth in Mosiac law but deduced a person who puts someone to STORE Iii COMPLETELY INSTALLED from it by analogy. death must ordinarily bear res Q ponsibility for his act, since he 0 S YEARS TO PAY Eichmann was not charged in 289 Pawtucket Ave. For Reservations the indictment with murder by is not bound to do evil even when Call POplar 9-7190 = his own hand. Attorney General the victim is sent by his teacher Pawtucket, R. I. Iii JUDSON HEATING Gideon Hausner attempted dur or mentor. OPEN 11 A.M .. TO 10 P.M. ing the trial to link him with the But another passage of Halakic ~ CE 1-4811 PA 2-2561 CLOSED MONDAYS = murder of a Jewish boy in Buda- law, the Minister said, places the guilt on the person who sends a victim to his death i! the one who • Local and Interstate actually performs the murder has no choice. HANNIGAN'S GARAGE • Our 54th Year Gravity of Crime Emphasized • Modern Storage Eichmann sent his victims to COMPLETE SERVICE the camps knowing that they ,,_ • Packing and Crating would be killed and t hat the m en BUMPER TO BUMPER put ting them to death would have BRAKES, IGNITION no choice, Dr . Wahrhftig asserted. AUTO TRANSMISSION To bring Eichmann out of h id ~ _,,J Ing to trial, the Minister said. A Full Line af Cities Service Procluch made it necessary to let justice 790 PARK AVE. STuart 1-8706 =--=-~UN ion 1-1110 take its course to the last point . To Authorized Agenh for North American Van Lines, Inc. withdraw short of that point would FORD SPECIALIST FORMERLY WITH DUNNE MOTORS turn t he long proceedings into a show trial, he said. Dr. Wahrhaftig said he would object to an execution In Jeru ANNOUNCING THE GLAMOROUS salem because the city is regarded as holy. He also said t hat he had new '62 LARK WHARF TAVERN favored shooting as a method of by ltvdelNlker (ON THE WATER, WATER STREET, WARREN, R. I.) execution when t he subject was considered in the Knesset shortly before the trial, but that _a ma Choose Your jority had voted for hanging as WeU,e Own Lobster the method of execution in laws The Best Beef .a:· ; where the death penalty is pre- From Our scribed. In The World . Live Lobster U.S. Prime · ,,,,,. ·· Pool Bulgaria Lags in Open Every Day of the Year Claims Settlement Performability YOUR HOST AND HOSTESS : LOUISE AND ED BUSIERE JERUSALEM - Foreign Minis YOU HAVE TO DltlVE IT BUCKY'S ter Golda Meir last week expressed TO BELIEVE IT AUTO SALES FOR RESERVATIONS CALL CHerry 5-5043 regret over the fact that the Bul • New nn~Ltne garian government had not yet • ~~wlln~visb 205 ATWOOD AVE. Ample Parking For Cars - Boats - Yachts Interiors settled the claims of the r elatives • New AcUon CRANSTON - WI 2-1800 ,AJ...J\.-ICC~CWCCJ...tWWCC~ of persons who died in the El Al Styling - Inside and Out aircraft shot down over Bulgaria in July, 1955. Mrs. Meir was re ;;Ill II ■ 1 1 ■ 1 1 ■ II ■ 11 ■ .. ll!!!! II ■ II ■ II ■ ' ll ■ . 11 ■ 1' 11 ■ m1 ■ : m ■ 1 m ■ 1 ; 11 ■ li ll ■ l' l1 ■ 1 111 ■ 11 11 ■ 11 11 • 111 1 ■ 11 ll ■ il - plying to a question in the Knes ~ ~ set, Israel's Parliament, as to I THE I what steps the Government plan AUTO LEASIN·G ned for obtaining redress over the incident. She expressed the hope that I CHINA INN I Now under new manogement Bulgaria will show readiness to I I ALL MODELS - ALL MAKES settle the "distressing human epi I I sode" in the near future. Fifty I Specializing in I eight persons were killed when DOMESTIC and FOREIGN the El Al Constellation was shot I HARRY YEE, Mgr. i down over Bulgaria on July 27, and TRUCKS 1955. A week later, the Bulgarian i Exotic Chinese Foods . . . I authorities announced their in I I tention of punishing those respon I Barbecued Chicken Wings Barbecued Spare Ribs i Come IN - Let us Arrange sible and compensating the fam ilies of the victims. I Egg Rolls I An Economical Leasing I I 600 RETIRED JEWS I plus a variety of delicious, original and i Program for You. TEL AVIV - Some 600 Jews I authentic Cantonese dishes i from the United States who are retired on Social Security benefits I ORDERS i,uT ' up To TAKE ouT I are now living in Israel. The an I I COLONIAL nual midwinter conference of Re tired Residents from America and I CHINA INN I AUTO 1.-EASING CO. Canada called on Jews in the I 90 Rolfe St. HO 7-8916 Cranston i U. S. and Canada who are retired I i 1246 NO. MAIN ST. TE 1-6000 on Social Security benefits to con I open every day 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Free parking In rear i sider settling in Israel. ~ lll ■ ll ll ■ ll ll ■ lll ! ■ ll ll ■ lll l ■ l lll ■ i ill ■ ll ll ■ lll! ■ lll l ■ llll ■ lll l ■ llll ■ ll ll ■ l lll ■ ll ll ■ lll l ■ llll ■ lll l ■ lll l ■ llll ■ lll l ■ l lll k ~------~------,------=--~--~-----~~~------Excellent opportunities are in TO COPY JEWISH HOME the Herald's Classified ads. Attack Moroccan Government LOS ANGELES - A Japanese ------.;::;DREYFUS HOTEL municipal offical said here this TRANSIENT and In Jewish Passport Issue week that a non-profit' home for RESIDENTIAL PROFESSIONAL the aged soon to be built in Kyoto, RABAT, Morocco, Dec. 16 - Twenty-two thousand Jews Japan, will be modeled after the BUDGET RATES The Moroccan Government came have requested passports in re For Reservation ••• Los Angeles Jewish Home for the GA 1-6343 Rug Cleaning under heavY attack by leading cent weeks and are expected to Aged. / Left and Right wing political leave by the end of January, it parties for permitting passports to was learned from reliable sources. Jewish citizens according to a re At Tahrir, organ of the Left port by the New York Times. wing opposition, accused the Gov ernment of "betraying" pledges i'"1MMt:1t:1Mr-!t"'IMMMMMMM"' to the Arab League in authorizing .The Gaylord Lounge a "mass departure of Jews." Shortly after independence in 1144 N. Main St. GA 1-8356 1956, Morocco prohibite.d emigra D tion to Israel on the grounds that By Norigian & Son ;:Qo 's Moroccan Jews would settle on PROVIDENCE lands that rightfully belonged to NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS Wall to Wall 116 Mathewson Street Arab refugees and would swell the Carpet Cleaning ranks of the Israeli army. NOW OPEN Even Al Alam, organ of the dom ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY WI 1-4655 inant Conservative party, ex ... Quality Clothing and pressed concern over the "heavY ii>z 712-718 BROAD ST. emigration" of Jews and said the Furnishings Personally I ■ ' ■ _;, ■ ■ , ■ , ■ :■ 1; ■ m■ ;m ■ ,11 ■ :, 11 ■u 1 ■ 111 1 ■ 11N ■ 1 n1 ■ 1 m ■ : m ■ i; 11 ■ 11 11 ■ i: 11 ■ 1111 ■ 1 111■,~ 9a ~ Cor. of Public St. Selected by Bill Vellella Government's "tolerance" on the issue was being exploited. • . ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR I~ Official quarters have made no statement on the Jew's departure. Security officials, when question - Can say to yourself: ed, asserted that the Jews were I!!! wo~~REN~~~!~?ou~~!~•CE? =■-~- -- ; you honestly SHIRTS, PANTS, SHOP COATS, SHOP APRONS, _ •- tourists and had received auth COVERALLS, JACKETS, HAND TOWELS. "I have enough life insurance orization for travel in Europe." to look after my wife, my children, Since the end of last month, i Rhode Island's Own Supplier ! large groups of Jews have left I A-1 WORK CLOTHES CO., Inc. !! my future?" the country daily by plane. The ■I_ !! French liner Lyautey sailed for 318 POCASSET A VE., PROV. ! Elliot F. Slack Marseilles last week with 700 J ews ST 1-3550 Be a Rooster Booster JA 1-5554 aboard. i I 1019 INDUSTRIAL BANK BLDG. The Arabic press reported the I n■ 11 ,. ■ 11 ■ 1c; ■ u., ■ 11 , ■ 11 ,. ■ 11 : a H ' • ■ n;; ■1 P■ 11 ■ 11 ■ 11 . ■ 11 ■ 11 " ■ ir- ■ 1r ■ ir ■ 11 : ■ 1r ■ I:' ■ :1 ■ ir- 1 DE 1-2422 widespread sale of Jewish goods and property. Tracts were reported SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA to have been distributed in some centers, threatening Moslems who purchase any Jewish property with severe reprisals. BROWN Jewish circles have remained OLNEYVILLE LUMBER CO. sumably from fear that publicity might lead the Government to MOVING & STORAGE INC. FREE 12 Edna St., Prov., R. I. FREE curtain Jewish travel abroad once more. Rhode Island's Most Modern Armstrong ceiling Tile Application Kit with the purchase of 4 cartons, The trade-union weekly Avant Any choice, A,mstrong Ceiling Tile Also "fr!e" use of Staple Gun to apply your Armstrong Ceiling Tile. We will -demonstrate how to Guarde labeled the emigration "Do-it-yourself." "Operation Eichmann" and alleg Fireproof Storage Warehouse Finished Mahogany Paneling, full ¼" in thickness, 4 x 8 sheets at an ed that the operation was the re exceptionally low value $4.95 per sheet. These panels are very light sult of a "deal Involving tens of R. I. 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The newspaper described the ¼" v Grooved Ash 9.60 ¾" AD 4x8 Sheet 6.24 4xl Shfft ...... movement as "a concerted Zionist ' 1/," v Grooved Walnut 10.56 plan to strengthen the state of •' 4xl Shfft Israel." For Your Convenience we are open all day Saturday. Tuesday and Thursday Evenings Till 9 P . M. PHONE EL 1-5100 The Government's position can be considered "treason" to Moroc can principles. At Tahrir said, Qualified Drivers warning that the "general discon tent and irritation" over the is sue could produce "an explosion." Can Save Up To 44o/o Israel Has Drop BROWN UNIVERSITY In Liver Disease · GENEVA - The World Health On Quality Evening Extension Division Course~ Organization, a United Nations Jk agency, reported recently that Is Starting the week of February 5, 1962 rael was the only country among 16 surveyed which had a drop ra Automobile Insurance ther than an increase in deaths Applications bei~g received for evening courses in ART

Stonegafe Music & Arts Camp CAMP on beautiful Long Lake, New York t (A camp to develop the highest art -" the art of living") ( (Continued from Page 9) ) the key" .... But the Salvation Co-ed 10 to 18 For Information Contact: Mrs. Melvin L. Smalley, Area Representative HADAR games, and won in all of them Army has had experience with "Character Growth this: Once they did it, and found 515 Woodland Rd., Woonsocket • Tel. PO 9-9337 Through Camping" except one. Carter HIii The Salvation Army. receives that it came from a landlord anxi CLINTON, CONN. calls and letters to pick up furni our to get rid of a tenant who was Exit 63 Conn. Turnpike ture, clothing, etc., as donations. on a trip. They had to make resti Here your child will enjoy a These are repaired and sold ...• tution. CAMP PINE H·I LL happy summer amidst the beau Ethel Merman is preparing a tiful and exclusive scenic setting One letter enclosed a door-key, CENTER BARNSTEAD, N. H. of New England. Here he will an address and a note, "Pick up one-woman show for Broadway ON BEAUTIFUL SUNCOOK LAKE learn to swim and fish, play base and TV . .. . Fred Clark and Senay ball, ba$ketball and tennis, Here everything, f!Jrniture, clothing, "A SELECT CAMP FOR GIRLS" he will go boating, canoeing, window-shades. And throw away 'Venuta, who are husband and wife, Completely Kosher Kitchen horseback riding, overnight camp will star in Palm Beach in "Come outs, trips to summer stock FULL CAMP PROGRAM theatres and Important points of Blow Your Horn." . ... During the Interest. At Hadar he will have matinee of "Ross" a woman came For Information Call MRS. AVON S. CHALEK the opportunity to Improve his slowly down the steps from the skllls In rlflery, archery, arts PL 1-6977 and crafts, ceramics, music, dra balcony, plodded to the box-office matics and the dance. At Hadar and asked if she could exchange nothing Is spared to give your and we are child the best In good food, ma her tickets for another perform ture counselors, expert guidance MASTER FUR ARTISTS ance. "Something wrong?" the and select programming. . see our exciting new patterns treasurer asked. The lady said: GOLDEN RING CAMP HADAR - Where Standards Are High and Reputation the Finest for the coming year "No. It's just that I'm in labor." On Indian Head Lake, Pembroke, Mass. DIETARY LAWS - Mink A Specialty - Jack Kirkland, who dramatized (former site of Indian Head Camp) Max & Phyllis Kleiman Erskine Caldwell's "Tobacco 40 Miles From Providence • At the Gateway to Cape Cod Directors Road" -- it created a long-nm re BOYS AND GIRLS 6-15 64 VICTORIA ROAD MARK WEINBERG cord on Broadway-- had some firm - 35th SEASON - MIDDLETOWN, CONN CUSTOM FURRIER negotiations about the sale of the All land and water sports ; horseback riding; overnight camping; rlflery; In Providence Call a rc hery: nature; campcraft ; dran\atics; music; dance; a rts and crafts; PA 2-7203 290 Westminster Street movie rights. Every year the play ceramics: photography; Oneg Shabbat; trips to places of inter est, best In ran, Kirkland raised his movie q uallty food ; excell ent supervision and guidance by mature staff. price. He finally was reminded Fee: 8-Week Seoson $450.00 -- 4-Week Period $250.00 that he was ·asking more than For further i nformation and booklet write to: Kosher Facilities Robert E. Sherwood received for Mrs. Rose L. Andelmon "Abe Lincoln in Illinois" . . .. "I 333 VFW Parkway Tel. FAi rview 7-1455 Chestnut HIii 67, Mass. deserve more," Kirkland said. Your choice of nine "As a show-business figure, Jeer function rooms for er Lester is more important than Abe Lincoln." NOW OPEN • BAR MITZVAHS Benny Goodman received his third letter from Russia this year, • COMMUNAL DINNERS from fans who heard his music Boulevard Fish Market on broadcast programs. But Good WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF • WEDDINGS man himself has been negotiating Approved by the for a Soviet tour, in vain, for eight FRESH FISH and SHELLFISH years .... Portugal has de ta In e d 908 NARRAGANSETT BLVD. ST uart 1-8343 Waad Hacashruth three Indian nationals ab o a rd ~ Phone GAspee 1-9200 extension 344 planes which landed In Lisbon be FREE DELIVERY cause of foul weather . . . . Charles Buckley will stay on as Bronx L. L. Quinn, Prop. Louis M . Smith, Mgr. iiii leader, hoping JFK will mend his Formerly with Weybosset Pure Fd. Mkt. HERATON feud with the Mayor. Edward Mulhare, of "Mary, BILTMORE HOTEL Mary," worked In English reper George Thomas Cullen, General Manager tory, and once memorlzed6l plays I In 63 weeks. He sayd, "I've had ins om n I a ever since . . .. Henry pay 1/3 each month I Guttel ls currently associate pro I ducer on two of Gore Vidal's plays "Romulus" and the touring "The for three months Broadway AutO Lease Best Man". I . . . Claude Dauphin was at the Stork Club with Nancy Kelly , his co-star with Ask Your Business Associates In "Giants, Sons of Giants." The French star confessed that after Who Already Do Business With Us the Saturday night premiere, he NO SERVICE CHARGE was positive the show would close ANY MAKE . .. ANY MODEL immediately. And so he quickly , at Rhode Island's Largest Auto Lease Company forgot all his lines -- and had to stumble through them, almost ad For Rates libbing, at the following perform Write or phone: KEN STEINGOLD ance Monday night. Broodway Auto Lease CHARLES WOOLF (Distributed 1962, I by The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) I (All Rights Reserved) ct~fi/tlt Nasser Gets Loan I Broadway Auto SaleS .·. Of $22,400,000 WASHINGTON A total 766 Broadway, Pawtucket . "· · PA 3-4~00 , , . equivalent to $22 ,400,000 has been r YOU'L~ BE DELIGHTED .,~ ,-- ---~~. . • -- I made available to the United WITH THESE Arab Republic, the International ( R~~~i N : ·,? - ' Monetary Fund announced last week. The drawing - half in ' DELICACIES P·ROTECTION FO ..R , · pounds sterling, and half in Unit .. ,,v<\ fabukus Served at ed States dollars - is to be re ' YOUR FAMILY· paid within 12 months. Prior to . ' the transaction, outstanding UAR Cafe midnight Life Insurance - Annuities drawings from the fund amount Bagels-Cream Cheese PRIME RIBS for your Family During You, ed to $49,800,000. In announcing the arrange and Lox - Blintzes with Active Years. ment, the fund stated, "The Unit A Monthly Annuity In ed Arab Republic is experiencing Sour Cream-Corned OF BEEF come for Yourself when you balance-of-payments difficulties Beef Sandwiches decide to retire or curtail which have been intensified by a your activities. sharp decline in agricultural pro and SELECT CUTS FROM For full information call duction. Pests have caused a de ' Fabulous Cheese Cake THE RIB ROOM CART cline in the cotton crop of more Thick and C:-eamy than 30 % , and other crops have Piano stylings by Borelli ... been affected in a similar way. FRANK LAZARUS Open Until 1:00 A .M. ~MOCKS ,· Life Insurance Protection It has been agreed in · the cir cumstances that the country's PRIME RIB ROOM Office - GA 1-3812 Res. - PL 1-0716 foreign payments problems Ca/e midnight 635 Industrial Trust Building should be the subject of further L.. 245 ALLENS AVE ., PROVIDENCE~ discussions." A subscription to the Herald is · a good gift idea for the person ◄~.►------~-----~----~------t WEATHER PERMITTING ◄ t ~ who "has everything" else. Call The Age Of Innocence u :: SLEIGH RIDES and 0 loj 724-0200. By Eddie Barker SKATING 0 ::c ◄ t The two boys came into the first trial at a store. AT ◄ l"'.I drug store, hopped onto stools at The little fellows looked at ◄ t SUNDIAL the counter, and put change - themselves and tried their best to 0 WION KH I EGE ◄: ~ dimes, nickels, pennies-- in front figure it. "Is my face dirty?" the 0 Antique Shop white boy asked of the Negro. ◄ • VALLEY FARM •• o of them. Boy-Hice: they laughed a ALWAYS GOOD FOOD ◄ t l"'.I 548 Broad St. Valley Falls lot, read from a board that listed "No," he answered. "Is my ♦ shirt mes"sed up?" ♦ IN THE TEAROOM ◄ ► 00 "Beautilul Antiques ~ sundaes and splits, shakes and Nope. ◄► Log Road Smithfield ◄ ~ to Enhance your Home" sodas, and had just decided that a CE l-0417 ♦ z banana-type thing, something with Neither could figure it, but ◄• Wedgewood - Meissen they tried no more to crash the ------♦ O Art Glass - P a rian cream and nuts, was the best buy ::c Gone with the Wind Lamps for them. The clerk came, looked counter. l"'.I Sandwich Glass long at the two eight-year-olds, They gave it up and had started :i, Brasses - Fine Bindings away from the drug store when > Haviland China - etc. and instead of asking their choice t"' ordered both boys from the shop. suddenly the face of the Negro FREE~ !=' We Buy, Sell, Appraise brightened, his eyes shone, and he if One of them was a Negro. "l PA 2-3052 Engaged - Mr. and Mrs. They went outside, stood on the said he bet he knew what it was, :i, because he remembered something 6 TRANSISTOR RADIOS ... Robert Hyman of 32 Grotto street, and from time to t i m e 0 pressed their noses against the his mama had said about the peo- Given Aw•y Every Week > Avenue, announce the en ~ window. This suburban section of ple for whom she worked: Plu~ _S&H Green Stamps gagement of their daughter, Atlanta fills a shopping center and "Ain't you," he asked, "a NIGHT SERVICE Ann-Judith, to Marshall people constantly came through Jew?" The age of innocence t r u l y SOCONY Bazarsky, son of Mr. and the free swinging doors, and many SERVICE FOR THE CONVENIENCE Mrs. Morris Bazarsky of of them headed straight for the must be eight. SAM'S OF OUR CUSTOMERS soda counter. Reprinted from CANAL • NO. MAIN • MILL STS. 246 Lenox Avenue. The Jewish Digest Service and Parts Depts. The couple, who are both grad The two boys remained outside. uates of Hope High School, will Why , they wondered, couldn't of be married on June 3. they, too, sit and eat that superb split. MACK TRUCKS LEARN TO They had the money, didn't PLAY NOW they? MORE and MORE INC. Worked it out, too. Popular Music Too little to mow lawns , the 35 Corliss St. Taught Quickly boys had banded together, borrow PEOPLE RELY ON ... Interesting-Tuneful-Rhythmic ed a broom, and set up a driveway UN 1-3800 PIANO - ORGAN sweeping business. If hou sewives ACCORDIAN didn't believe these little broom Are Now Open Until l A.M. wielders could do a good job, they Unique Method for Adults GALKIN'S Mon. - Fri. never let on. CHRISTENSEN o:T~~~~c For a dime, or a nickel and Sat. 8 A.M. - 12 Noon 511 Westminster St., Prov. some pennies, they could do busi AUTO BODY & RADIATOR SERVICE GA 1-0277 ness with the boys. No one thought it strange that a Negro boy was in the neighbor OVER 60 YEARS OF FAIR DEAUNG hood. They had seen him come ICA w with his mother, who did day labor 161 CHESTNUT ST., PROVIDENCE GA 1-6285 S'KIFFS__. as a maid, and through the sum OWENS mer he had helped her a little, ME~EI OF THE IETTElt IUSIHESS IUltEAU but mostly he played with the boy CUPPER FLEET CRUISERS who was his own age. on display Together they built tree houses, caught tadpoles from a creek, and, when they were tired, they would G ,A!!:¾ 7 come around and 1:!rink Kool-Aid and eat ice cream in the kitchen. 35 MODELS TO This, though, had been their FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CHOOSE FROM 1803 Cranston St., Cranston Dealers for Jewish Group Backs TOWN CLASS 17' Sail Boats OPEN - DAILY AND SUN 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (We Need Trade-Ins) Sale To Aid Negroes NEW YORK - The National Reform J ewish_ group backed last WE SPECIALIZE IN App(>ncut'-CJ Jrar£or J}f1.1ri11cr week a project to help evicted Ne gro sharecroppers in Haywood Weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, ARNOLD'S NECK DRIVE County. Tenn., support them selves so that they can stay in the Cocktail Parties, Banquets WARWICK, R. I. county and vote. Sixty-five families were evicted Gift Items by white landlords Jan. 1 when their land leases ran out, a spokes TELEGRAPH ORDERS ACCEPTED man for the Negro group in the county reported. Charged that the - - - - - ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ continued evictions are reprisals------• aganist the Negroes because they had registered to vote. Twenty families of evicted far- i SYD BANDER mers are Jiving in tents and others have been taken in by Negroes DISCOUNT JEWELER, INC. who own small farms and busi nesses, it was reported. But few so far have jobs. Diamonds - Famous Name Watches - REALTORS . Eric Weinberger, a full-time volunteer of the New England Rings - Silverware - Appliances Committee for Nonviolent Action, APPRAISALS, SALES, MORTGAGES left here last week to beign a pro Unusual Gift Items - Leather Goods ject in Haywood County in which evicted Negroes will make wom 170 WESTMINSTER ST. en's leather tote bags for sale Transistor Radios - Hi Fi & Stereo commercially at $9 .75 each. GA 1-6010 The Commission on Social Ac tion of the Union of Hebrew Con-. SAVE 2So/o-60o/o-ALL NAME BRANDS Warwick Branch Office, 1373 Warwick Ave., HO 3-8300 gregations decided to back the sale of the bags in the more than Gift Wrapping • Delivery • RE 7-7771 600 Reform temples across the -•- O ..EN 9 • 9 Lincoln Branch Office, 12 Grove St., Tel 724-2140 country. Albert Vorspan, executive direc -•- tor of the commission, said it GATEWAY SHOPPING CENTER Bristol Branch Office, 420 Hope St., CL 3-6039 would send out a mailing to all Hoxsie 4 Comen the temples, asking their social 1633 Warwick An. action groups to display. SALES RISE Use Herald Classified ads. C. A. Pettengill NEW YORK - Sales exceeding JEWELER $10,300,000 topping the total 1960 WI 1-2140 Dynaflow Service IMPORTED AND UNUSUAL figure, was announced here last JEWELRY - WATCH REPAIR In BUICK SERVICE Excellent Assortment Of Rings week by Ira Guilden, chairman of Clark's Auto Service, Inc. For Ladies, Kiddies, Gentlemen the Greater New York Israel Bond Specializing In Buick Since 1920 24 The Arcade Providence Hollywood 33 SEABURY ST., PROV. Committee. Between Potters & Huntington Ave.

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He She's Vic Tanny's secretary and succeeds Eddie Cantor who pre an arch foe of Metracal. Her dad R. l.'s Largest Typewriter Display sided capably for 27 years. is Benny Miller, former heavy Easy Terms QUALITY Cash Price weight boxing contender. No. 2 FUEL OIL 200 Gallons PENDANT WINNER s25.6o At the opening night of Monte SURPRISE! oon• • Oil Burner Contracts Available If Desired Proser's "Flower Drum Song" at Although I sat one evening with YPEWRITER CO. the Thunderbird Hotel, Las Vegas, Burt Metcalfe, who plays the 14 EMPIRE STREET • Call Now For Your Winter Requirements I observe a Mohgen Dohvid dangl bridegroom in "Father of the ' ing from the neck of a pretty Bride," I never gave it a second member of the cast. Later, I thought that he might be material PREFERRED OIL CO. learn she is Janice Bradley, of for this column. In today's mail COMPARE Englewood, New Jersey, but she came this note from Metcalfe: "I 413 INDUSTRIAL BANK BLDG. confesses she isn't Jewish. hear that you write for the Winni OUR PRICES! CALL UN 1-2238 NOW! I ask: "Then why do you wear peg Jewish Post. Did you know that Mohgen Dohvid?" She asks: that rm a Bar Mitzvah boy and at B& B Upholstering "That what?" I repeat but she one time lived in Winnipeg? In 500 LONSDALE AVE., PAWT. wears a blank look. "Don't you fact, I still have a number of I : I! ■ :I ■ II ■ :: ■ :: ■ II ■ II ■ 1: ■ ·:11 ■ , 11 ■ :: 11 ■ :. 11 ■ ,:11 ■ 11 ■ ·,11 ■ . : 11 ■ · 11 ■ ,, 11 ■ : : 11 ■ ·: 11 ■ .. ll ■ lill ■ 'll ■ 1 111 ■ know what a Mohgen Dohvid is?" friends and relatives there." All {Opposite Coots Field) I ask and she replies: "Of course. right, friends and relatives, tell It's a wine." us more about Burt. Rugs & Carpets of oll types When I recover, she tells me SATISFACTION I her Massachusetts boy friend, who I in Although Jewry lost its ace is Jewish, gave it to her. Gertrude Berg in the filmed ver I Expertly Cleaned and Repaired I In the 90-minute version of the sion of "A Majority of One," we Rodgers and Hammerstein stager, had excellent representation in i ! Linda Harris, of Chicago, who Mae Questel. Did you know that 11 In Our Own Modern Plant I s i n g s the role of Helen Chow Mae played tbe same role on I i beautifully, is Jewish but doesn't Broadway and that she was the wear a Star of David. voice of Olive Oil in the Popeye FREE ESTIMATES I C II DE 808 I cartoons? .... So that's why Israel CALL PA ,5-37'33 I a 1- 6 1 LIBATIONER is developing the A-bomb- to find i At the Cocoanut Grove, Joe E. an easier way to break open a I Lewis relates how he advised a bagel. ... Did you hear about the bachelor friend: "Why don't you little Jewish boy who walked get married? You should p i c k around Hollywood boulevard sing i Providence Carpet Cleaning Co. I yourself out a plain lewish girl ing: "God rest ye, Jerry Mandel WATERPROOF i I like Elizabeth Taylor' .... Jerry baum"? i Complete ·Rug and Carpet Sales - Service I Rosen, the famous Hollywood · YOUR ; SAMUEL AND BERNARD GREENE agent, who handles Joan Staley, = Ii Nikki Jamieson and Cindy Lynn, Report Discouragement !1111 ■ 11 :· ■ ll !! ■ lll i ■ lll : ■ 11 11 ■ 11 :: ■ 11 ' : ■ 1r : ■ 11 :: ■ 11 ,: ■ 11 ■ 111 : ■ m l ■ lll ! ■ ll 'l ■ ll :l ■ ll '.! ■ 11 1 ' ■ 111 : ■ 11 " ■ 11 '1 ■ 111 ! ■ 1111 ~ beams with pride because his son Of Russian Judaism BASEMENT NEW YORK - A special re port by the president of B'nai PERMANENTLY . WINTER SALE B'rith has disclosed new efforts WITHOUT DIGGING by Soviet officials to discourage EXCLUSIVE PATENTED the p,actice of Judaism inside Russia. VULCAN METHOD Label Katz, head of the or NO DAMAGE TO LAWN, ganization and chairman of its SHRUBS, DRIVEWAY AT International Council, disclosed NOW! h1hr, the latest information showing Soviet efforts to reduce Jewish leader.ship, particularly last June I and July. It was then, Katz said, that the Russian authorities: Quadrupled a special tax asses Wolfe sed against clergymen and made the ruling retroactive two years. Dismissed Rabbi Judah Li Great Redoetions! chterov as head of the only Jew ish seminary in Russia, the Mos cow Yeshiva, and replaced him. Sport Coats • Slacks Disbanded the governing coun cil of the Yeshiva and placed its authority in the hands of Rabbi - Copyright Sport Shirts • Sweaters Exclusive VULCAN METHOD seals Yhuda Yehuda Leib Levine. Chief basement cracks from the outside Rabbi of Moscow. by a patented presaure pumping Ties • Robes • Pajamas process of applying Vulclay, a per It was further pointed out that manent water-resistant, expandable it was during this same period that mineral which forms a waterproof six Jewish lay leaders in Moscow seal on exterior walls. and Leningrad were arrested. Written Guarantee :Katz said the Yeshiva had an FREE ESTIMATI enrollment of 12 students "who are ultimately to guide and assist 'fJldfr1Jof/HABERDABHEBS the religious activities of hundreds of thousands of devout Jews." DOWNTOWN WAYLAND The fact that the Yeshiva had . PROVIDENCE so few students, he said. "clearly 970 BROAD ST. SQUARE implies a form of suppression of l"ROVIDINCE, R. I. Cor. Dorrance 4'c Weybosset Sts. 180 Wayland Avenue Judaism in contridiction to Soviet WI 1-2208 guarantees of freedom to wor Netlonwlcle hrvlce snip." Offices In 40 cities