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Assembly Deplores Israel Proposes Competitive Efforts Widening Curbs In Aiding Soviet Jews On Newspapers NEW YORK - An end to the "chaotic, conflicting and compe­ THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. JERUSALEM (Israeli Sector) - titive efforts" on the part of The Israeli Government is pro­ American Jewish organizations VOL. XLVI, No. 1 MARCH 16, 1962 16 PAGES posing legislation that would ex­ concerning the Jews in the Soviet ------tensively widen its restrictions on Union, and an attempt to make Domestic newspapers and on re­ c:mtact with them strictly on a European Council Providence Hebrew Day School presentatives of the foreign press, religious basis; is asked in a state­ it was reported by Lawrence Fel­ ment issued by the Rabbinical As ­ Delays Decision Plans Dedication For April lows in the New York Times. rembly, central body of Conser- Under the draft anti-defama- . bb BRUSSELS - The European vative ra is. Economic Community's Council Rabbi Norman Lamm, associate tion Jaw. which the Government Acts Shocking' f rabbi of the Jewish Center in New offered in the Knesset (Parlia­ "It is shocking how every na- o Ministers has decided not to ment) last week, a newspaper tional Jewish organization acts on take up at the current session Is- York City and Jewish philosophy could be closed if it was found its own, issuing pronouncements rael's request for the immediate teacher at Yeshiva University's guilty of publishing two libelous sometimes contradicting one an- opening of negotiations that would Teachers Institute, will be the statements In the course of two other, confusing everyone and lead to a link between Israel and guest speaker at the Dedication years. th 0 Any citizen or foreign resident ~:~~~iw_n;re~~~~t ~~b~~e ~~;:;~ ~::r~~::: c::tv o~e:~~ke:~ite ~~~~:~~~e an:e~i;;erD:~ t~:io~ of Israel who publishes libelous bly, said. He drew attention to ·a of high hopes in Israeli circles and on Sunday evening, April 1, at Information abroad about the call he made during last year's repeated pledges from statesmen the school auditorium. state would be held criminally convention of the Rabbinical As- representing the six-nation EEC Thomas W . Pearlman and Ja­ liable in Israel. The bill provides sembly requesting the Soviet Gov- that Israe-l's case would be taken cob N. Temkin, co-chairmen of for imprisonment for one year but ernment to permit the establish- up at the Council of Ministers ses- the Dedication Dinner, said a does not provide a definition of ment of formal fraternal relation- sion which opened here last week. great deal of interest is being libel against the state. ships between Jewish religious The Council decided instead, not manifested throughout the state. Further, the proceedings of libel communities in and similar to examine Israel's request. in A native of Brooklyn, Rabbi action would be made public only communities in other countries. view of the complex situation still Lamm graduated summa cum with the permission of the court, similar to the relationships which prevailing as to the EEC's general Jaude .from Yeshiva College in which could prohibit publication have been recently established be- philosophy. It is understood that 1949. He also attended Polytechnic even of its judgment. tween some of the Christian chur- 1 the Council will not act on Israel's· Institute of Brooklyn and was No Privileged Matter ches in Russia and the World request until a flnal decision is ordained by Yeshiva University. Should the bill become Jaw, a Council of Churches. taken on the admission of Britain After his graduation, he served as newspaper could be found guilty Urges Delegation ' to the Euromart. Only after the rabbi at Congregation Kehillath of libel if it should repeat the The statement of the Rabbin- case of Britain has been disposed Jeshrun in New York City, and libelous words of anyone, even ical Assembly urged that the of will the Council examine cases later at Congregation Kodimoh In Rabbi Norman Lamm though reporting the words in American J ewish religious com- of other countries such as Israel. Epringfleld. Massachusetts. Since his name. munity request the Russian Gov- It was hoped that Israel's case 1958. he has been serving as as­ Fall are now being taken. The A Knesset member, for instance, ernment to invite an official dele- may be considered by the Council sociate rabbi of the J ewish c enter fire-proofed structure, which will might make a libelous state­ gation "representing the Syna- as its next session. scheduled for in New York City. contain ten classrooms and a ment in the house in the heat of gogue Council of America to meet April. with the religious leaders of the Professor Walter Hanstein of The new modern. half-million combination gymnasium and as- an election campaign and be pro­ Russian Jewish community, pa- West Germany, president of the dollar two-Story brick school will sembly hall, will accomodate 350 tected by his parliamentary im­ ralleling the several visits by lead- EEC executive committee, con- be opened for the Fall term of pupils. It is located at 450 Elm- munity. The protection would not ers of the National Council of ferred with Levi Eshkol. Israel's 1962 and registrations for next grove Avenue. (Continued On Page 15) Churches with their Christian Finance Minister. The latter has ------r counterparts in the Soviet Un- held a series of top-level confer­ i' ion." The Synagogue Council is ences here and in Paris. Catholic University Honors Israel the rabbinical and congregational (From Washington it "was re­ organization of the Orthodox, ported that information reaching DETROIT ' A vraham Har­ country, paid homage to Israel. national organization adopted a Conservative and Reform move- there from Cairo indicated that man, Israel's Ambassador to the Father Laurence V. Britt, presi­ resolution denouncing as "mor­ ments in America. the Arab countries are determined United States. and the State of dent of the university, said the ally wrong" all discriminations Makes Suggestions to exercise maximum pressure on Israel were honored here at a events were "eminently fitting" at because o frace or religion prac­ Rabbi Sandrow suggested that the European countries affiliated series of events crowded into one this time. when Detroit is cele­ ticed by club or fraternities. the Synagogue Council of Ameri- with the Common Market to pre­ day and evening, when the Uni­ brating the 200th anniversary of The board, representing the ca take the initiative; that it in- vent any EEC arrangement with versity of Detroit, the largest Ca­ the settling here of the first Jew­ National Catholic Conference for vite representatives of all major Israel.) tholic institution of its kind in the ish family in Michigan, as well as Interracial Justice, declared that Jewish organizations who are con­ the hundreth anniversary of the no ethical grounds exist for the cerned with the Russian Jewish formation of the first J ewish con­ exclusion from membership of community to meet informally, Settlers Stop Police Attempt tingent from this area to fight on any citizens on the ground of race and without fanfare, "to discuss behalf of the Union during the or religion. Americans, stated the on a regular basis all develop­ To Civil War. board, are embarassed at segrega­ ments and incidents affecting the Arrest Komemiut Rabbi In the day's principal address, tion and discriminations, showing Russian Jewish community, and TEL AVIV -Attempts by police in courts in Jerusalem, Ramla, delivered by Ambassador Harman. "increasing moral sensitivity" to what would be best to do or re- to arrest the rabbi of Komemiut Lydda, Beit Shemesh and at the Israeli envoy told the large this problem. frain from doing, under the cir­ settlement, near here were thwart­ Komemiut where the boy was be­ audience of Israel's devotion to cumstances." ed last week by the settlers who lieved to have been held during the principle of "fundamental He said he was not ready to blocked the road to the rabbi's the first weeks after he was taken Equality" among all peoples in Gives Books To enter into the c o n t r o v e r s y home. Orders for the arrest of the from his parents. The nine per­ the Jewish State, including not Lutheran Church whether public protests are help­ rabbi were countermanded after sons were interrogated by the only Jews but also Moslems, ful to the Russian Jewish com­ the Minister for Religious Affairs, police in attempts to flnd the Christians, ·Druzes and members HARTFORD, Conn.-A series of munity, his own opinion is that Zorach Warhaftig, intervened the whereabouts of the Schuh­ of other religious communities. books on various aspects of Jew­ they are not. But this has nothing with the police authorities. macher boy and ordered held for Mr. Harman emphasized the ish life were presented here to the to do with his thesis. he said - 15 days on suspicion of complicity need of peace in the Middle East, religious school library of Our that _"we ought to make a con­ The rabbi was sought in con­ in the kidnapping. telling the assemblage: "My coun­ Savior's Lutheran Church by certed effort to establish more nection with all-out efforts by the Police continued searching a try is not an anti-Arab country. Temple Sinai, both in Newington. communication between world police to locate Yossele Schuh­ number of centers largely popu­ We do not believe there is in­ The books are intended for use in Jewry and the Russian Jews on macher, who was kidnapped from lated by religious persons. The compatibility between Arabs and the Lutheran religious school's the basis of our common religious his parents ·two years ago by his grandfather of the kidnapped boy Israelis. We do not believe the curriculum which includes the traditions. The public outcries grandfather. Nachman Shtarkes, has been in jail for a lengthy world must choose between Israel study of Judaism. have not done this so far ; perhaps because the latter feared he would period in efforts to get him to and the Arabs. We believe the The gift of Jewish books was this other way might turn the not be brought up in a religious reveal the boy's whereabouts. world must accept both." Among given as a token of appreciation trick. There is precedent for it in manner. Nine persons were ar­ Shalom Shtarkes, the boy's uncle, the prominent personalities who by Temple Sinai, which conducted the recent contacts between the rested in various parts of the is presently under detention in greeted the Israeli Ambassador Friday evening services in the Christian communities. Perhaps country in connection with the England on a request by Israel was Mayor Jerome P . Cavanaugh. Lutheran church before the pre­ there also can be between us and case. for his extradition in connection Meanwhile in Chicago, the sent temple building was con­ .our brothers in the ." Those. arrested. were arraigned. with the case. board of directors oJ, a Catholic structed. ----

EICH~ TRIAL j JERUSALEM - Justice Yitz- . .., hak Olshan, president of the Is­ ·I rael SupFeme Court, will preside · ORGANIZATION NEWS. - ,• ' "" at the hearing on the appeal by ' - • •. ' , • : ,., , ,. ' , •~,,_ - .,.. l r f ,.. ,._,•. - tti Adolf Eichmann of his death sen­ ... tence. The proceedings will open DISCUSSION PROGRAM PURIM CARNIVAL ; in Jerusalem on March 22 and are The John ~irch Society, Rock­ The J ewish Community Center ; expected to last five days. well, and his compatriots of both will conduct its annual "Purim the left and right will be the sub­ Carnival" on Sunday from 3 to PEARLS - BEAD.S ject of an open discussion pro­ 5 P .M ., at the South Side Center gram at the East Side Jewish building, it was announced today. RESTRUNG AND KNOTTED Prepared by Center elementary • Cultured Pearls Community Center on Wednesday, • Beautiful Clasps March 28, at 8 P.M. school and tween clubs the event "Extremists on the Right and will feature all sorts of carnival Left" will be the title of the eve­ booths and special features, a ning's program. It will be the costume parade and prizes for third in a series of discussion pro­ elementary school children, dis­ grams on "Current Issues in Jew­ plays of arts and crafts projects, ish Community Life". and refreshments which will in­ Guest speaker for the evening clude the traditional Purim "ham­ will be Isadore Zack, Civil Rights antashen". Director of the New England Re­ Bus transportation to and from gional Office of the Anti-Defama­ the South Side Center will be pro­ tion League of B'nai B'rith. Mod­ vided for members of the East eratorwlll be Robert Greene, local Side Center's Sunday Club pro­ attorney. The program will be co­ gram . sponsored by the Center and Ro­ HEALTH CLUB ger Williams Lodge B'nai B'rith. ( Members of the J ewish Com­ Mr. Zack came to the A.DL. in munity Center's men's and wo­ ' 1946 after 5 years service with the men's health club may now enjoy U. S . Army. He received six cita­ the use of health club facilities Celebrate Anniversary - Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Gershman of tions for his service as an intelli­ at J ewish Community Centers and 76 Detroit Avenue, celebrated their 60th wedding anniver­ ( gence agent and Is presently the YMHAs in scores of cities through­ sary on Jan. 24. A reception was held in their honor at the national vice president of the out the United States and Canada, home of their daughter and son-iin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ben­ Counter Intelligence Corps As­ It was announced this week by sociation. He serves with ADL. as jamin Matusow of l 00 Sackett Street. The couple have eight Richard King, Center Physical children, ten grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. a fact-finder, Investigating and Education Director. YOU'LL LOVE reporting on the activities of pro­ Under a special agreement con­ fessional hate mongers and bigots. cluded by the National J ewish FASHION SHOW Purim Services i. DINING AT THE W elfare Board, Center health club The Nursery School Committee INCOME TAX members who possess an up-to­ of the South Side Jewish Com- ANSHE KOVNO Preparation of the 1961 Income WINDSOR - FOR date membership card will be per­ munity Center will present a Services for Purim at Congre­ Tax Return will be discussed at a mitted to use health club facil­ "Junior Fashion Show and Des­ gation Anshe Kovno will be con­ program at East Side Jewish fabulous taste tempting ities in other cities up to five visits sert Party" at the South Side ducted by the Rev. Morris Drazin. Community Center on Thursday seafoods - prime steaks, per year in any participating Center building Thursday at 1 Services on Monday night will at 8 P.M. by Michael W . Pasqua­ agency. P .M. start at 5 : 45 P .M. and the Megil­ roasts, Ital ion dishes all in relli, U.S. Department of Internal Membership in the Providence lah will be read at 6: 15. Tuesday an atmosphere of comfort­ Revenue agent - reviewer. The display will feature sprin g Center's h ealth club Is open to morning services will start at able leisure - with delicious Open to all Interested adults, children's fashions using Center adult men and women who are nursery schoolers as models. 5 :45 A.M . refreshments all moderate­ The discussion. entitled, "Deduct Center members. For those who G eneral chairman of the event, LENAS HAZADEK ly priced. or not to deduct That Is the Ques­ are already members, special re­ Mrs. Irving Kaplan, announces R ev. Kalman Shuchet will con­ tion" will Include opportunities ciprocal cards may be picked up babysitting service will be avail­ duct the Purim services at Con­ Milton Rigelhaupt for questions to come from those from Bob Clark, Center masseur, able to mothers. gregation Lenas Hazedek which Managing Director In the audience. or Erlene Blanchard, masseuse at will start on Monday night at 5:45 Chairman for the evening's pro­ the East Side Center building. The committee on arrange­ gram is Irwin Sydney. ments are, decorations, Mrs. Fred o'clock with the Megillah schedul­ ed to be read at 6: 15 o'clock. Ser­ J. T.O. Kelman; arrangem ents, Mrs. Al­ vices on Tuesday morning will The next meeting of the J ewish bert Krasner; publicity, Mrs. start at 6 :45 o'clock. For a Real Community Center's Citywide Morris Schwartz and Mrs. Robert COMING Jewish Youth Organization will Fell ; tickets, Mrs . Jack Fradin SONS OF JACOB Adventure in be conducted on Thursday at 7 :·30 and Mrs. Albert Davis; hospitality, The reading of the Megillah at P .M., at the South Side J . C. C. Mrs. David Troup ; assisting the Congregation Sons of Jacob will SOON Building. models; Mrs. Sol R esnick, and take place on Monday at 6:30 Fine Dining Presidents of all organizations Mrs. Philip Dimond, Mrs. Sheldon P .M. THE meeting at the Jewish Community Sollosy, Mrs. James Gallogly, Mrs. The scroll will be read by Ira THE Centers are urged to attend or Perry Deitch, Mrs. Jack Fink, Zaidman. send delegates arra alternates re­ Mrs. James Genser, Mrs. H erbert KOVOD NIGHT presenting their organization. Feldman and Mrs. Edward Gold­ The Congregation Sona of Jacob NEW Delegates requiring transporta­ en; Hostess for the afTair: Mrs. will hold a Kovod Night on Sun­ tion to and from the South Side Seymour Sax. Mrs. Michael Soscia, d ay at 7 P.M. to honor m embers WINDSOR building contact Mark Forman, at Mrs. George Howard, Mrs. Sey­ of the Congregation and Sister­ in downtown pawtucket HERALDI ST 1-8110, before Tuesday. mour David, Mrs. Anthony T esta, hood. Mrs. Robert Galkin. Mrs. Sanford Jack Glantz, chairman of the 377 MAIN STREET • New Size WltESTLING Chorney Mrs. Robert Klitzner, affair, will be assisted by George Instruction in wrestling, tum­ Mrs. Alvin Kurzer, Mrs. Joseph Labush, Alec Goodblatt, Dave OPEN DAILY 11 A. M. to 1 A. M . • New Features bling, and body building for teen Wexler, Mrs. Herbert Wang. Mrs. Weintraub, Morris Winograd, and FREE PARKING and tween age boys will be of­ John Silva, Mrs. Avon Chalek, Mrs. Morris Lecht, president of • New Color fered at the South Side Jewish Mrs. Edwin B rooklyn, Mrs. Fred the Sisterhood. DIAL PA 6-9761 Community Center building on Weingeroff, Mrs. Joseph Churnick PURIM EVENTS Monday evenin gs from 7 to 9 P .M. and Mrs. Paul Leviten. The Cranston J ewish Center Enrollment in the program will will hold a cornerstone ceremony be open to all junior and senior "COBWEB" and Purim Dedication Carnival high school boys who are Center The J ewish Community Center on Sunday at 2 P .M . Broadway Auto Lease members. Coverage under the will present the motion picture A reading of the Purim Megil­ Ce nter's Accident Insurance Plan film "Cobweb", starring Richard lah will take place on Monday at will be required of all participants. Widmark, Lauren Bacall, Charles 7:15 P .M . Ask Your Business Associates Instructor for the program will be Boyer, Gloria Grahame, Lillian TEMPLE SINAI Tony Ferarro, South Side Center Gish, John K err, Susan Strasberg, Services will be held this eve­ Who Already Do Business With Us Physical Education Director. 'oscar Levant and Adele Jergens; ning at 8 o'clock at Temple Sinai directed by Vincente Minnelli, and birthday blessings will be ANY MAKE ... ANY MODEL WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION from the novel by William Gibson. given to children having birthdays At the open meeting of the The fllm will be shown on Sun­ in February and March by Rabbi Rhode Island's Largest Auto Lease Company Miriam Hospital Women's Asso­ day, March 25, at East Side Donald Heskins. ciation on Monday, Alexander For Rates - Center, with a coffee hour to An Oneg Shabbat will follow Rumpler and Raymond Hogan Write or phone: KEN STEINGOLD follow. the services. Broadway Auto Lease CHARLES WOOLF will discuss the current status of the Building campaign for the expanded Miriam Hospital. Dr. I. Herbert Scheffer, execu­ Max Sugarman Funeral Home tive director of the Miriam Hos­ " THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" Broadway Auto Sales pital, will give an illustrated talk on the new hospital facilities. - MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION - 766 Broadway, Pawtucket PA 3-4700 The meeting will be held in the DE 1-8094 458 Hop; Street DE 1-8636 Hospital Auditorium at 12 :45 P.M . .. .I ,!f.

,_> ... Seminary Medal Ask Court To Call Report On Work Given To Hodges New Witnesses Of Youth Aliyah NEW YORK - Youth Aliyah, MIAMI BEACH - Secretary of- JERUSALEM - West German ~ which is supported partly by Ha- t'l Commerce Luther H . Hodges last attorney Robert Servatius, de­ week was awarded the Seminary fense counsel for Adolf Eichmann, dassah and Pioneer Women in the ~ Medal at a special convocation has asked the Supreme Court to United States, · absorbed in Israel = here of the Jewish Theological call 15 new witnesses, including 3,500 youngsters from North g Seminary of America. The only Israeli Justice M i n i s t e r Dov African and European countries t'l other recipient of the award to Joseph, Jewish Agency chairman during 1961 , it was reported here .. date has been Israel's Prime Min- Moshe Sharett. Israeli diplomat last week at the annual Youth ~ ister Ben Gurion. Ehud Avriel and Joel Brand, for Aliyah conference of the Hadas- ~ sah. C The award cited Hodges for the hearing beginning March 22 The work of the Youth Aliyah exemplifying "the human poten- on the appeal against the death = in absorbing Jewish immigrant t'l tiality to develop in the market sentence handed down against children in Israel was highly ~ place and in the councils of gov- Eichmann last December by the praised at the conference by Leo- ~ ernment the ethical and moral Jerusalem District Court. nard W. Mayo, president of the _c principles of mankind." More The appeal brief covering 60 International Union for Child "'.I than 1,000 educators, scholars typewritten pages. challenges vari­ Welfare. Mayo said, "The record ~ public officials and business lead­ ous aspects of documents intro­ of Youth Aliyah over the last 10 S ers attended the ceremonies. duced in the trial by Attorney years is not only outstanding, it i> General Gideon Hausner and has blazed a trail in creative work. -~ A Herald ad always ge ts the again questions the right of Israel It is a program designed to pre- ~ best results-our subscribers com­ to try Eichmann in view of his pare them for full i:-articipation in ;; prise an active buying market. abduction. a new world." - -=e Miami Vacation - Mr. and Mrs. Fronk Queen of .119 Woodbine Street, ore shown with their daughter, Adelle, at the Di Lido Hotel in Miami Beach, Flo ., where they ore spending their vocation. Israel Proposes To Restrict Location Of Pig-Breeding Farms TEL AVrv. Israel - Israel is bers asserted, curbs also would moving toward confining pig have been proposed on horses. farms to Nazareth and some can­ rabbits, camels and other animals , tons in Galilee. whose flesh is not "kosher." 'j It is expected that a law pro­ Ancient Tortures Recalled hibiting pig breeding elsewhere in Scriptures say "And the swine the country will be adopted soon. . . . of their flesh ye shall not eat." The bill passed its first reading in but that is not why the Knesset the Knesset (Parliament) last law has been proposed, declared week. The laws of some religions. Mrs. Esther Razielnaor of the Moslem and Druze as well as Jew­ Herut party. The reason was the ish, forbid t}le consumption of pig's role in Jewish history, she pork products. Nevertheless, 49,- said. 500 pigs were slaughtered in the Alluding to Antiochus Edipha­ I country during t he last Hebrew nes. who attempted to enforce , . calendar year, and 4,950 tons of worship of Greek gods in Jeru­ pork were marketed. salem in the Second Century B.C. Attempts to restrict pork con- and who tortured Jews who re­ sumption through zoining laws fused to eat swine flesh . she said: have been largely ineffective. Most ''Perhaps, if he or one of his city and village authorities have soldiers had thought of forcing RIChaRbS passed measures restricting the J ews to eat camel meat in order raising of pigs and the sale of to subjugate them, the camel custom their meat, but dealers have cir- would occupy a place in the na­ ,. cumvented the restrictions by es- tional consciousness of the Jewish shop: tablishing pig farms outside city people. But it happend with the limits and opening butcher shops pig." ~OR th€ ( on the highways. I Antiochus and other tormen- Feeling Runs Strong tors of the Jewish people had been man This has outraged many Israelis aw_are that abhorrence of the and Jewish tourists. Socialist swme was more deep-rooted m members of the Knesset have Jewish consciousness than any­ who joined rabbis in demanding action thing else and the animal became to terminate it. Many tourists, their instrument of humiliation. has who acknowledge that they eat degradation and subjugation, pork products at home, have ex- other speakers said. It pressed shock that pork is avail- There is a strong demand in the able in Israel. Knesset for a sweeping measure mab€ The depth of feeling on the that would prohibit the raising subject stems from countless I and sa-le of pigs. It is improbable stories and legends about Jewish that a majority can be mustered martyrs from the period of the for such an amendment to the First Temple in Jerusalem to that proposed law. Howver, Premier for you who have difficulty in buying ready made of the Russian Czars who pre- David Ben-Gurion has committed !erred dying in agony to touching his Mapai party to secure the pass­ clothing, we are proud to announce the swine flesh. Pig farming in Israel age of a measure that would re­ opening of our new Custom Dept. .. . makes a mockery of such martyr- strict pig breeding to areas in­ here you may select from hundreds of imported dom, advocates of the anti-swine habited mainly by Christians. law assert. That was one of his concessions fabrics, choose your own lining and work in Opponents of the bill argue with in the political bargaining last conjunction with experienced designers in equal conviction that legislation year with the National Religious selecting a Rattering style. Your measurements are enforcing a 3,000-year-old dietary Front and the Agudat Israel taken by expert fitters and a pattern which we law would make a mockery of the Workers on the formation of the Knesset and would constitute re- present Government. retain for future orders. is made especially for you ligious compulsion. An unexpected problem cropped . .. You are guaranteed the exacting fit for which Supporters counter that their up in the Knesset when Arabs Richards is so justly famous - from $95. motives are not religious but na- noted that there were considerable -~ ..... tionalist. "The 'Shulchan Aruch' Moslem and Druze populations in

HATE CAMPAIGN dead Jews is a pure fiction." Use Herald Classified ads. < z. Hammerman, Beth.El Congre­ rant, meeting place of the stars. gation of Baltimore, Md., in a COLLECT, TO GET THE First thing I said to the old-time concert Feb. 28 at Wilshire Ebell favorite was the natural thing to Theater and I hasten to advise my say: "How do you dol" . .. . Did you Massachusetts and Maryland read­ know that Mae Questel played the ers that the boys were simply same role in "Majority of One" PLAID STAMP STORYI wonderful I both in the movie and on the stage but she played under two different Back Marriage stars -- Gertrude Berg on Broad­ way and Rosalind Ru ssell in films? With Indian Jews PRODUCER Jerry Wald is up JERUSALEM - President Ben and around following his serious Zvi came out vigorously last week heart attack. Good health, Jerry, in support of the recent Chief and slow down. The world will wait for your movies .... 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He hailed the decision rec­ family name is Jacobs and she ognizing Bene Israel members as was recently married here in Long full J ews, and expressed the hope Beach by my good friend Rabbi that the directives would not be Abraham Maron to New York misinterpreted to the extent that new sman Joseph Morgenstern. such criticism might negate the Here, too, Piper's competition is decision. re a I rough -- Audrey Hepburn, The President also said that he Sophia Loren, Geraldine Page and felt that the leaders of the Bene Natalie Wood. Israel community had no justifi­ cation for objecting to the ques­ PETER FALK represents Jew­ tions since rabbis had a complete ry in the Best Supporting Actor right to question a ll marriage ap­ category and wasn't he fabulous Merchants by the hundreds are signing up, because Plaid Stamps plicants concerning such Jewish in "Pocketful of Miracles?" He matters. 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The The dedication committee, head- latter won last year with Morris More than 3,000 gifts to choose from! ed by Sheldon Sollosy, chairman, Stoloff for scoring "Song without and Harold Tregar co-chairman, End" while Ernest Gold was e EASY SAVINGS - l 200-stomp saver books. have announced that special another winner for Jewry in the events will be held each week until scoring category for his work on e BEAUTIFUL PLAIDLAND Redemption Stores opening in Passover to celebrate the comple- "Exodus." t!on of the center. The Youth WE'RE keeping fingers cross­ convenient locations. Activities Committee under Sher- ed for Dimitri Tiomkin (his second man Kauffman chairman, has nomination) and Ned Washington .. EVERY GIFT BACKED by the Plaid Stomp Pledge been assigned March 25 for a pro- for best song "Town Without Pity" gram to depict the various activ- which competes wl,th "Pocketful of Satisfaction ! itles of the young people. of Miracles," a tune written by James Van Heusen and Sammy Make the call that•will make your business grow, now. Call collect or write: A Herald ad always gets the I Cahn who is a 1 ways being mis­ best results-our subscribers com- taken for an oriental named E. F. MAC DONALD STAMP COMPANY prise an active buying market. I Sammy Chan. 282 N. Main St., Providence, R. 1. NAMED AMBASSADOR served as Israeli Ambassador in JERUSALEM - Yosef Tekoah, Moscow until last year. currently Israel's Ambassador to Brazil, has been named to be new A subscription to the Herald is Israeli Ambassador to Moscow, it a good gift idea for the person was announced here last week who "has everything" else. Call He succeeds Arieh Harel, who 724-0200 .

• • • • • • • • • • • • Fred Kelman Photo • Kick-Off Meeting - The combined Chapters of B'nai B'rith Women launched their plans for the Annual Quota Dinner MARTY CURRAN at the home of Mrs. David Meyers recently. The Dinner will RAINCOATS be held on Wednesday, March 28, at the Sheraton-Biltmore First Impressions Orchestras Hotel. Shown above, left to right are Mesdames Isadore are lasting! You're 1-6400 1-9176 ALWAYS at your TE PL Nachbar, Sidney Eisenberg, Abraham Israel, Benjamin • best, weatherproofed Agronick, Leo Weiss and Leonard A. Linsky. Mrs. Burton • by Herbert Brown. More Salk was not present when the picture was taken. impressive than the cli• mate, the Man or Boy in a FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE raincoat with the Herbert Brown Look! Absolutely Great! TWO BARBERS Sue New York State For AT ALL TIMES - No Waiting - Morgue Identification Error SPECIALIZING IN NEW YORK - A court of ing the State of New York for Herbert Brown TRIMMING AND THINNING claims took under advisement last $25 ,000 for "mental anguish and ·1·i r~· OF WOMEN'S HAIR week a suit by relatives of a Jew­ suffering" caused by the switch. ish and a Roman Cathol!c woman Michael Tumminelli filed one of ~:~~~~~~~~°!~ r~~ ... EAST SIDE ... ~s·~: -~ : UNION 1-1926 : ,.. ·, : who each received the rel!gious the suits. Frank Lott filed the services of the other's faith be­ : •, • • ••• : Ol'EN MON. 1'HMI SAT. - 9.30 A.M. to &'5 r.M. : , • •. •, •: BARBER SHOP other. Attorneys told Claims Judge Bl. NIGHTS 'TII. HO r.M. 359 HOPE ST. cause of an error in morgue iden­ Melvin Osterman that Mrs. Mary OPEN 8 TO 6 - TUES. THRU SAT. tification. Tumminelll, 87, a l!fe-Jong Roman------­ Cathol!c, and Mrs. Rose Lott, 66, CLOSED MONDAY The relatives filed suit for $50,- 000 in damages, each family ask- a Jewess, died the same day in Brooklyn State Hospital. An error in identifying the bodies caused them to be sent to the wrong mortuaries, the plaintiffs asserted. As a consequence, Mrs. Lott was embalmed and placed in a casket with rosary beads, a crucifix in her hands and the sign of the cross on her bier. Mrs. Tumminel! was placed on the Taharah board and wrapped in the traditional white shrouds under a black cloth PROVI DENC-E COMMUNITY bearing a Star of David. The attorneys said the mistake was discovered when the families CONCERT ASSOCIATION visited the morgues. Assistant At­ invites you to explore torney General Robert Schwartz representing the state, disclaimed any liability for the error. A WORLD OF MUSIC 1962 - 63 SEASON * LENINGRAD PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA U.S.S.R. TEMPLE SINAI * CLAUDIO ARRAU, Pianist, South America The Sisterhood of Temple Sinai will hold a meeting on Monday at * CHOIR BOYS, 8:30 P.M. at Greenwood Hall. A Brilliant Young American Artist To Be Announced Folk singer, Alex King, will be guest speaker and entertainer. VETERANS MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM Mrs. Murray Miller is program chairman and Mrs. Sidney Res­ $15.00-Sustoining Membership nick will be hostess. 10.00-Regulor Membership A business meeting will pre­ Entire Series { cede the program and refresh­ 5.00-Student Membership ments will be served. To Memberships Now Open The Public APPOINTED DmECTOR No Single Admissions Will Be Sold CLEVELAND - Western Re­ serve University announced last Buying or building a home? HEADQUARTERS: United Camero Exchange, Inc. week that Israel Katz, a candi­ date for the doctor of social work For expert financing advice, see your 69 Dorrance St., Prov., Tel. JA 1-2383 degree, has been appointed direc­ tor of the Paul Baerwald School Industrial National Home Loan specialist Moil Checks To: 433 Westminster St., Prov. 3, R. I. of Social Work of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ------· ~ ------·------~------~-

this might be precarious and in­ Use Herald Classified ads. .. volve them in jeopardy, to invite A Seder Iii Moscow ... Americans to their homes -- al­ though on this night, which is d1fferent from all other nights, REMEMBER A Different Nighl Over The Kremlin _ strangers are by tradition made welcome. By Leonard Lyons the service: "Blessed art Thou, the ancient Hebrew words came The NEEDY .. Our host arose, patted the from him not in tones of solemn (Continued On Page 15) Lord, our God, King of the Uni­ PLEASE SEND YOUR white silk yarmulka into place on verse." His eyes darted around prayer, but as if in simple decla­ the back of his head, and began the festive table as he spoke, and ration. ... "And Thou hast given us, Lord, PASSOVER 00 I:"' our God, with love, Seasons for PLANNING ;,.. . Gladness . . . ',' CONTRIBUTIONS z ,: There were forty of us in the A WEDDING? 0 To The !J.n Apprecialion room in Moscow, women and chil­ CONSULT dren and men wearing yarmulkas. t"l= ­ W e, the musicians of the Center Civic Orchestra, w ould We had come from many lands, MISS FRANCES UNITED MOES like to express our gratitude t o our personnel manager, but we picked up the recital and TO ACHIEVE WHAT YOU ~ chanted in unison: "Seasons for CHITIM FUND ~ WANT EASILY .., Gladness, Holidays and times for 333 GROTTO A VE. :,:, rejoicing, this day of the Holiday FOR YOUR COMPLETE PROV. 6, R. I. of Matzah." This was a Passover BRIDAL ATTIRE s;,.. f or h er t irel ess efforts t oward the success of this Seder, the oldest continually-ob­ J OHN NEWMAN , TREASURER _>< orchestra. served religious service in the DE 1-5549 EDMUND WEXLER, PRESIDENT ;:C One cannot im agin e the enor mous amount of wor k sh e hi story of the world. ;,.. We heard our host's youngest has devoted t o this endeavor . This concer t , sponsor ed by the ~~~~e,;ee,;e,;ee~ ~ Jewish Communi ty Center, was performed on Sunday, child begin the four Kashes by March 4th, at t he T emple Em anu-El Audi torium. asking, "Wherefore is this night = different from all other nights?" B ecause of Mrs. R ekant's loyalty and unselfish devotion One difference was that now Sylvia t o this cause we w ould also like t o express our deep admira- was using her seventh language tion and r esp ec t f or h er . · in one day: The Haggadah, in She is a valuable asse t to the community and we h ope Hebrew; English, to our Intourist sh e will continue to carry on h er dedicated wor k in t he Guide; German to a cleric at the G U M department store; French future. FORMERLY OF EMILE OF PARIS The Musici ans to an actress backstage at the Puppet Theater; Yiddi sh at the of the Orch es tra synagogue; Italian to the Roman AND HIS STAFF servants in our host's household; and Rus sian to the driver who'd o re pleased to announce the opening of EVERYTHING IN brought us to this home where the Star of David flunered in the his modern hair fashion salon \ breeze, above the two uniformed I Red guards. Yes, this night certainly was AT . \ different from all other nights: IIF.EIEE For this was a Seder at the home 355 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND of Arieh Harell, a one-time law­ yer in Germany and then the Is­ raeli Ambassador to Moscow. UN 1-13 13 But what was I doing in Mos­ .j ◄ cow this Passover? I'll tell you ◄ what 1 was doing. , TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS , l ◄ My parents came from r~e vil­ ◄ lages of Zxinyetchlca and Hori­ BY APPOINTMENT 1 denlca, near the city of Czerlca, near the city of Czernowicz in the province of Bulcowina, on the shift­ ing border between Austria, Hun­ I ◄ gary and Rumania. 1 have this on l the word of my sister, Rose Spec­ ◄ 3; BRO.\I) ... TRFET . J .\ 1-:,Kno tor may she live to be a hundred ◄ and twenty. ◄ ◄ My parent's native v i 11 a g e s ◄ were the booty in many wars and were annexed to several nations, l but their prime allegiance must FRED SPIGEL'S have been to Au stria-Hungary. I base this assumption. on the fact that my earlie st recollection of I KOSHER FOOD CENTER any art-worlc on the walls of our l 225-229 PRAIRIE AVENUE New Yorlc apartment is of a pic­ ◄ ture of a bearded gentleman I GA 1-8436 MA 1-6055 thought was my grandfather -­ because my mother, may she rest in peace, always referred to him FRESH CREAMERY as Der Heiliger, "The Holy One." I He was Emperor Franz Josef. 1◄ SOUR CREAM pint 30c Austria-Hungary , Rumania or Poland, it doesn't maner now, for 1 ◄ lb. 53c Bukowina has been absorbed by ◄ RIB CHUCK the Soviet Union. My sister Rose, 21 Favorite Foods For Memorable Parties ◄ EXTRA LARGE the sole survivor of that journey Superbly Prepared And Business Functions, See 1 now, tells me that it toolc them In The Famous 1 .EGGS doz. 59c 24 days to malce the migration to THE ◄ GEISHA LIGHT MEAT PACKED IN WATER New York. And I made the return Sullivan's Manner ◄ trip, via Sabena' s first direct jet­ COLONIAL 7 oz. 3 cans 89c flight from New York to the Soviet ROOM TUNA FISH Union, in less than ten flying l FRESHEST KILLED CHICKENS IN TOWN • Parties up to 240 hours. 3.50 • Spacious and Beautiful "This bitter herb which we eat, lb. 29c Children Under 12, Half Price • Completely Private CHICKENS what reason has it?" Ambassador • Menus Available BUDGET PACK Harell read. These very words Every Sunday - 5 to 9 were being recited this night by ICE CREAM ½ gallon 45c countless Jews among the 2,200, TEmple 1-4143 000 remaining in Russia, the only nation where citizens' passports Sabbath Information still are stamped "Jew" after the JOE SULLIVAN'S WE GIVE Housewives question of nationality . . I had hoped to be invited to a Light Sabbath ~ Candles Seder at the home of Soviet Jews, GOLD BOND and inquired about such a possi­ STEAK HOUSE ,, Tonight 5:35 blllty at the Friday night services STAMPS! Next Friday at in the synagogue. But the man had And the HOWARD JOHNSON'S ROOM 5 :43 P.M. frowned, and suggested: "Come here, to the Pesach services, and then we wlll see." I suspected that ~~----,:--~------~==~--~------

00 A subscription to the Herald is Iwho "has everything" else. CJLll a good gift idea for the person 724-0200. CLASSIFIED "- THOUSANDS of women are adding as much as $40 a week to the family In­ JOBS WANTED come as Avon Repre5entatives. We GOLDEN AGE CLUBS TEEN PROGRAMS train you to start earning at once and provide an established territory. GA a) Professionally trained refugee woman with legal back­ The East Side Jewish Com­ An introduction to two new 1-2908. munity Center's Friendly Jewish activities for teen age girls will be ground. Speaks English and Spanish. Desires retailing LESS EMOTIONALISM position or office work. Golden Age Club will open its presented at the East Side Jewish Bridge Club and Knitting Club Community Center, on Monday at WASHINGTON - Rabbi Nor­ at the Center, on Monday at 1 8 P .M . man Gerstenfeld said some com­ b) Middle-aged refugee - mole. Speaks English and Span­ promise on the question of reli­ P .M. The evening's program will in­ ish. Formerly self-employed as manufacturer. Desires gion in public schools might be Dr. Mary Mulvey will be guest clude demonstrations of Modern possible if emotionalism were re­ selling position or office work--ony salary considered. speaker at the East Side group's Dance and Swedish Gymnastics, moved from the discussions. regular meeting on Thursday at both of which will- be the subject c) Porttime employment for college student. Available 1 P. M. of a new series of ten one hour after 3 P. M. The South Side Center's Golden sessions at the Center. Nobody gives anything away, but we're doing the next best Please Contact Age Club will conduct its annual The Creative Modern Dance Purim Party at the South Side Classes will be conducted by Mrs. thing at comparable Quality. Center building on Tuesday at l Ruth Rice at the East Side Center The lowest prices anywhere. Jewish Family & Children's Service P .M. The afternoon's program will on Wednesdays, beginning March include entertainment by Wendy 28. DExter 1-1244 Billig. Mrs. Claudine Ackerman. re­ KELLER'S cently arrived from Belgium. will Willard Shopplng Center TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL conduct classes in Swedish Gym­ Rabbi Robert Layman of Con­ nastics for teen age girls. Classes STEER gregation Beth El. Edison, N . J ., will be conducted at a time con­ RIB CHUCK AA LB. 55c a candidate rabbi for the position venient to the majority of re­ left open by the retirement of gistrants enrolling. DEKEL AA LB. 79c Rabbi Morris Schussheim. will FRESH KILLED POUL TRY conduct the services at Temple DONOR DINNER NO ½ LB. ADDED Beth Israel tonight starting at Plans are being made for the FREE DELIVERY 8 :10 o'clock. 12th Annual Donors' Dinner of TO ALL SECTIONS The Junior Choir. under the di­ the Temple Beth David Mothers' EAST SIDE - NORTH END EDGEWOOD - CRANSTON rection of Cantor Louis Blumen­ Association to be held at the GARDEN CITY - WOODRIDGE thal and accompanied by Miss Temple on March 26, at 6:30 P.M. JA 1-0960 Violette Marks. will sing. An Oneg Mrs. Frederick Stone. chairman REMEMBER: "The Proof of the A Unique Selection Of Quality Homes Shabbat and Kiddush will follow will be assisted by Mesdames Al­ Pudding Is In the Eating" the services. The public is invited bert Snell. memoriams: Abraham to attend. Shuster, advertisements; . Frede­ EAST SIDE rick Stone and Alexander Glad­ FOR THE FINEST IN stone. professional page; James LAUREL AVENUE - Attractive Colonial 3 Bedrooms, 1 ½ baths, Re-elects Paisner Riseberg, jewels; Samuel Rich­ Lorge Maid's room with both - con be converted to family room or man. raffle tickets; Abraham Le­ WALLPAPER bedroom. vin and Morton Kessler. table de­ English - Canadian - American As President Of corations; Albert Blau. candy; COLE AVENUE - Completely modern Colonial, 3 family bedrooms, Herbert Wagner and Samuel WIDE VARIETY OF Richman. reservations. 1 ½ baths, 2 rooms on 3rd with both, finished basement. Miriam Hospital PATTERNS Other donor committee mem­ The Annual Meeting of the bers are mesdames James Kaplan, TO SUIT ANY HOME EAMES STREET - Spacious 4 bedroom quality Colonial. Miriam Hospital was held Tues­ Charles Kilberg, Benjamin Lud­ day evening at the hospital's man. Barney Tennenblatt Henry SEE THEM TODAY AT WOODBURY STREET - Completely modernized 3 bedroom house, auditorium. Matzner. Raymond Muffs, Joseph large family room . Officers elected for the coming Bram Philip Rubin, Isadore Wolf, year were Isadore Paisner, presi­ Peter Feinstein, ex-officio. ADLER VASSAR AVENUE - Most charming and spacious two bedroom dent ; Paul Levinger . first vice president; Merrill L. Hassenfeld, COMMUNITY CONCERTS Cope with 1 ½ baths. second vice president; Harry A . The Providence Community Hardware & Paint Co. Schwartz. Treasurer. Daniel . Ja­ Concert Association has announc­ 198 Prairie Ave. DE 1-8135 OLNEY STREET - All brick, three bedrooms, 2 ½ baths.den, panelled cobs. secretary. ed that their next concert will be WILLARD SHOPPING CENTER recreation room. Elected to the board of trustees held on Wednesday, March 21 in for a three-year term are Howard the Veterans Auditorium at 8 :30 MEMORIAL ROAD - Port brick, 3 bedrooms, 1 ½ baths, finished G. Brown. Louis Fain, Irving P .M. instead of Tuesday, March basement - out of state owner - must sell. Gertsacov, Robert A. Reisman. 20 . Samuel Rosen, Sidney F. Green­ wald. John M. Sapinsley, Morton DINNER DANCE EL TON STREET - Reasonable price, allows for necessary renovation. Smith and Leonard Salmanson. The Rhode Island Jewish Fra­ COLONIAL ROAD - 6 Rooms, 1 ½ baths, under $13,000 The following were elected mem­ ternal Association will sponsor a bers of the corporation: Dr. Ezra dinner dance on Saturday at the A . Sharp, Louis A. R. Pieri, Mr. Cranston Jewish Center. Greenwald and Raymond T . Members of the committee in­ CRANSTON Laurans. clude Dr. Marshall Bornstein. Mr. Paisner told the meeting Samuel Jamnik. Ira Bazar. Louis MAURAN STREET - Beautiful Custom Built Colonial, Brick front, that plans and specifications for Sacarovitz, Joseph Solinger, and "The Moderately Priced Aaron Siegal. 2 large bedrooms, 2 r, baths, den panelled recreation room. the proposed $5 ,000,000, 4-story addition at Miriam · went to con­ Speciality Shop" MEMBERSHIP SUPPER tractors for bids last week. The Invites you to the bids are returnable April 17 . The Women's Chapter of the RIVERSIDE Cranston - Warwick B'nai B'rith Warn of Danger will hold their paid up member­ FLORENCE STREET - Corner of Willett Avenue. Modernized 3 bed­ ship supper at the home of Mrs. Opening room Colonial, recreation room, 1 full both and 2 lovettes. Ideal for pro­ In Slaughter Bill John Kaufman. 95 Briarcliff Road, Cranston, on Wednesday fessional home and office. NEW YORK - Jewish groups charged last week that the Con­ at 7 P .M . OF THEIR NEW klin humane slaughter bill, now Membership chairmen are Mrs. pending in the New York State Sylvia Kafrissen and Mrs. Alice MORE SPACIOUS BARRINGTON Senate, would prevent Jewish Rosenberg. ritual slaughter in the state by Street Floor Shop .. Outstanding 4 bedroom split on a 26,000 square foot lot. 2 ½ baths, family forbidding shackling and hoisting SPECIAL MEETING ► room, gorgeous interior. Middle 30's. of meat animals prior to slaughter. Jack Dinin. president of Temple 126 UNION STREET The Jewish Community Rela­ Beth Sholom, has announced that tions Committee of Utica said that a special congregational meeting Smith Building will be held on Sunday at 1 P .M. the Conklin bill - and a com­ (Opposite Shepard's Side Entrance) ROTKIN & SYDNEY panion Calli bill in the state As­ to discuss future plans of the sembly specifically exempt temple. schechita as a humane method of THURSDAY killing. The committee added, which would not interfere with • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL however, that since there are not schechita. the practical effect of now any means of pre-handling passage of the measures would be • DRE SSES • COATS • SUITS 812 HOPE STREET JA 1-3346 available to New York abbattoirs. to halt all kosher meat provisions • MILLINERY other than shackling and hoisting, ~ithin the state. ./ man, who Is innocent, to do to '° escape the wrath of the relatives of the dead man. Where shall he escape, and for how long. The .,i FROM FR(DAY TO FRIDAY children ask questions and argue ; over the laws as If it concerns 1. VISITED them today. : THE ONLY ANGLO -JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I AND SOUTHEAST MASS . Corne with me Into the sixth 0 THE HEBREW DAY grade and hear the children review t:I Published Every Week By The Jewish Press Publisbini Company SCHOOL what they have learned during the t!l Box 6063, Providence, R. L • Telephone 724-0200 season. Hear them remember ;i By Beryl Segal CELIA ZUCKERBERG Managing lditor :1~~:n:t:!c;;e: ::~t~:e~h;::~ ~ BRENDA SLACK Editor The boy came with his father You go from room to room occurs in the Bible. It ls the kind t:I to the Rabbi's house. The father and you are aware that here Is a of thing that is asked of scholars = Second Class Postage Paid at Providence, Rhode Island came first and the boy followed. place where Important things are in the Jerusalem Bible Contests, t!l Subscription Rates: Fifteen Cents the copy; By Mall, $5.00 per annum; outside being done and where the study of New England, $6.00 per annum. Bulk rates on request. The Rabbi noticed that the boy or of students on the College Quiz. ~ always kept a respectful distance Torah Is ~Ing pursued seriously. Phrases that you and I have for- e-­ The Herald assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors In behind the father. The Rabbi point­ Where Jewish studies are not advertisements, but will reprint that part of the advertisement In which the gotten come back to life in the _t:I typographical error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the management ed to two chairs and Invited them forced but ls part of your life, of mouths of these youngsters. .., Immediately of any error which may occur. to sit down. The boy watched the your growing up. And think that only five years el FRIDAY, MARCH 16. 1962 father, and not until the father was Come with me Into the second and ten years ago we all thought t:1 seated did the boy take his place grade. Little tots of six or seven. that this was impossible. That ~ at the table. During the conver­ This is their second year in you cannot teach American child- • sation, the boy never once inter­ school. Keep this in mind, because ren this kind of thing. It was all l::: rupted, neither the Rabbi nor his you could not tell it from what you right for Eastern , but not ~ FOUR MONEY'S father in the midst of their speech. see and hear In that second grade. here. The children will not under- b He did not speak until asked by Children talk Hebrew as naturally stand it. The parents will not = the Rabbi. as they talk English. They ~put stand for It. ... And I want you to know that aside the story of Purim which I asked the principal, Rabbi :" WORTH the reason for the boy's coming they are now studying, and they Akiva Egozi: ~ to see the Rabbi was of great talk. "Tell me, please, do these ~ concern to him personally. It was Do you know Proverbs? Hebrew children come from homes where by Sylvia Porter a matter of Bltul Torah, or Honor Hebrew is understood, where Jew­ your Father and Mother. Which Proverbs, of course. Yes, they know. And hands are ish knowledge is the order of the of them came first? day, where at least one parent Now Bltual Torah ls a concept going up, and each child recites HOW MUCH IS YOUR DOLLAR WORTH? a Proverb that would put to shame can study with them, encourage How much is your dollar worth in terms of the_i:oods and services developed by the scholars of the them, teach them?" Talmud and to this day, students older people than they are. Good it buys for you today as against what It could buy yesterday? wonderful proverbs and sayings And the Rabbi answered: at the Yeshlvos, as well as older "I wish it were true. Most of Jews of learning, are avoiding it that should hang on the walls of It's worth only 46 cents if you compare It with the dollar you or every Jewish home. the children come from homes older members of your family were earning and spending In 1939. with all their might. where neither father nor mother Bltul Torah ls anything that Come with me to a fourth To put it more specifically: When you consider increases in the grade. They are In the hands of know the image of an Aleph. But d l st r acts from the pursuit of they want their children to know consumer price index -- the yardstick we use to measure increases study. Anything that ls not of the an English teacher now. But the In our cost of living-- the dollar which would have bought 100 cents principal ls here and the teacher what was denied to them. As a nature of study ls Bltul Torah result we have about two hundred of the goods and services in a typical city family's marketbasket In and Is to be shunned. ls kind enough to rellnqui sh the 1939 will buy only 46 cents of similar goods and services in 1962. class. Entirely unprepared, the children, and we expect to have at But what If the wlll of the least three hundred children when But your dollar Is worth 96 cents If you compare it with the parents ls in conflict with that children answer questions from money you were earning and spending in 1958. It's worth 80 cents If the Bible they are studying, and we come into our ·own home." which to you Is Bltul Torah? What "Are you going to do something you compare it with the dollar you were earning and spending in 1948. then? · --wonder over wonder -- the Obviously, your dollar has continued to lose buying power as the children know the entire Song of for the parents, too?" I asked. This was the problem. What "Oh, yes," was the positive prices of goods and services you need or want have climbed but just Deborah by heart. The Song of the Rabbi advised Is not Important reply. "We are going to have as obviously, the pace of loss has been slower and slower. The de­ at the moment. But what ls Im­ Deborah which she sang on the courses for adults in our new cline In Its value comes to only 4 cents since 1958, a drop of a bit portant is the behavior of the boy, victory of the Jewish tribes over home which we will dedicate more than a penny per dollar per year. a lad of High School age, now a soon." This loss hasn't hurt the vast majority of workers. On the con­ their adversary Sisra King of the student at a Yeshiva. Canaanites many thousand of years And I thought to myself as I trary, most workers in occupations running across the board have Bltul Torah, wasting time when added much more than a penny to each dollar of earnings. They're ago. It ls a stirring song ofthirty­ walked home from my visit to the you can study and acquire kn<>W­ one stanzas. They knew it by heart way ahead. Hebrew Day school, my head still ledge, is the greatest of sins. This and understood the obscure pas­ swimming in the sea of learning How you rate the worth of your dollar today depends on the year Is ingrained in the heart of the sages in the song. which prevails there: you choose with which to compare its worth. For Instance, if you Yeshiva students. And this same Come with me to the fifth How great are the parents of compare 1962's dollar with that earned In 1920, It's worth 67 cents spirit ls in the air as you enter grade. Children learn the laws of these children who are not a sham­ In the market place -- meaning the annual loss over the 42-year the Hebrew Day school in Provi­ Innocence and Guilt. What is a ed to say, "We have been neglect­ period works out to a modest i per cent. If you compare 1962's dollar dence. ed, but we are not allowing our with that earned In 1939, though, it has lost more than half its pur­ children to go in our footsteps. cnasing power and that's no comfort to any one of us. Let them know what is meant by This point about comparison years is fundamental and it's ap­ the phrase of being a Jew, let the pallingly underestimated. Let's spell it out by comparing today's books of Jews not be a closed dollar against the dollar In previous major base years. world to them." And how blessed The base years selected are: 1913, because this marked the are the children who learn with introduction of the consumer price index; 1920, because this marked such eagerness and seriousness the peak of the post-World War I inflation; 1926, because this marked that never shall it be said that the mid-point in the decade of tinsel prosperity; · 1929, because this they are guilty of Bltual Torah. marked the collapse of the stock• market; 1933, because this marked . . . the bottom of the great depression; 1939, because this marked the c.) (Ail Rights Reserved) (Continued on Page 15) 1:30 p. m.- Ladles Hebre w Union Aid Ass"n. , Board Meeting •

~ The -Herald finds !t necessary IThe choice of articles to be omit­ '"' Seeks Endorsement Of Request For Intervention Find Strong many times to edit or omit news ted is purely arbitrary. Omissions releases submitted for publication. are due to lack of space. N w ASHINGTON - A resolution prompt and appropriate action be ~ calling on the House to unanl­ taken to stop all forms of bigotry An ti -Semitism ,... mously endorse a request for di­ and race hatred against the Jew­ I . ~ rect intervention by President ish people now living in the Soviet In Germany =Kennedy with the Soviet Govern­ Union." (.) ment against anti-Jewish dis- At the same time. Buckley asked ROME - Anti-Semitic forces DELIGHTFUL'1 ~ criminations practiced in Russia the President to prevail upon are increasingly active in efforts ~ was introduced last week in the Soviet authorities to permit Rus­ to undermine the democratic sys­ DINING . House of Representatives by Rep. sian Jews "who desire to do so" tem in West Germany and other ;.. Charles Buckley ( D., N. Y.). countries, members of the Euro­ to leave and seek haven "in Israel OSCAR KOOLOIAN'S New adventures in Gourmet Dining in a captivating ~ The resolution asks President and other free lands." The resolu­ pen executive of the World Jewish ; Kennedy "to convey to the Soviet tion also asked that the Presi­ Congress agreed last week. SEVENTH Arabian Nights atmosphere. Featuring various Near East '"' Union an expression of-the grave dent "take all possible immediate Meeting at Milan, the executive VEIL delicacies, American Foods and Seafoods. Wines and cock­ Q concern of the people of the Unit­ steps through the United States called attention to the continuing Armeni•n•Amerlcan tails. Authentic Near East entertainment Friday, Saturday,' .,. ed States over growing antl-Sem- delegation to the United Nations" growth of nazi anti-Semitic ele­ Restaurant Sunday only. Open 5 to 1; Sundays and Holidays open at . ~ itism, and to seek assurances that to bring to world attention the ments conducting open large­ Douglas Pike, Rte. 7 12 Noon. Closed Mondays. Member Diners' Club, Ameri­ Iii facts about "the cruel mistreat­ scale propaganda. In a strong re­ Smithfield can Express. ·-=­ ment of the J ewish people living solution, the executive members CE 1-9652 Q within the Soviet Union to the fully endorsed the recent warning Our impression of the Isle of Capri hos always been one z end that such mistreatment should issued by the Central Council of ~ Capri Room of carefree and happy living, with good food and liquors ... cease." J ews in Germany concerning the SS Memoria I Dr. playing a major port. 00 Pawtucket, R. I. .... In introducing his resolution, dangers involved in the freedom We, in our own way, are trying to bring you the same Buckley said that although Jews with which nazi organizations in PA. 5-3550 Samuel A. Penta atmosphere ... naturally, good food, liquor, and friend­ "are not being executed or ship- West Germany were able to dis­ your host ship being the commodities we can best offer. ped off to ," Russian anti­ seminate propaganda to poison OPEN FOR LUNCH OPEN MONDAYS I J ewish activities are taking ''a the minds of Germans, particular­ Southern New England's most inviting Restaurant for subtle but vicious form prevalent ly German youth. against J ews. Johnson's better than half a century ... serving Ocean Fresh Sea In many parts of the Soviet Union The resolution cited slanderous Food, Hard Shell Lobsters and tender juicy steaks. The today." He said that Soviet be­ attacks keyed to the argument Hummocks fabulous "Prime Rib Room" for succulent Roast Beef. havior toward J ews "makes it that the nazis did not murder 6.- Enjoy cocktails and piano music. Five dining rooms. quite clear the Moscow terror has 000 .000 European J ewish men, 245 Allens Ave. I Tel. HP 1-4000 Open every day. Free parking for 500 cars. I I Over 100 to. ehoo1e from for its real target the eradication women and children during World Reflnllhed b:, Muur Crafi1m,n of religion itself." War 2. It called on the West Ger­ I I Written parantee Beginning March 11 LA FESTA will be held every Sunday I man Federal Government to take Eaay term ■ Ffte Parldnir The ROME evening. Music, gay costumes, buffet. Visit our attractive I Faln'a Bide. 128 No. Main St. A subscription to the Herald is immediate steps to eradicate nazi new Cocktail Lounge. Banquet rooms available for parties. O.,.,n 9-11 Wed. 9-9 EL 1-8116~ influence by applying "sternly" a good gift Idea for the person Restaurant We ace still serving a fine Italian Cuisine, featuring "La and effectively legal and adminis­ Carretta." Also delicious Steaks, Lobsters, Chicken. Roast who "has everything" else. Call Route 1, LIFF UYW~~RILLI trative measures available for that N . Attleboro, Mus. beef, Saturdays and Sundays. Open Daily at 5; Sundays 724-0200. purpose . MYrtle 9-4041 at 12. •

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IMPORTS STOPPED trip to the Soviet Union. The im-11 One of every two cars soId will ....,. ~TEL AVIV - Officials of the ports were stopped, as an indica- I be involved in an accident some- Israel Citrus Marketing Board re- tion of Soviet displeasure over the time during its lifetime the ALA turned this week for a tourist 1956 Sinai drive. --- 'ltiL WJlJl.!L states. : - . I DORIC DAY SCHOOL Announce Wedding Return From Trip Nunery Klnd•l'l•rt•n CAMP MAR-VEN Miss Cyrille Ethel Bloom Mrs. Benjamin Hayman and Accredited by R. L Board of Education - State Licensed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel daughter, April Ann, have recent- All D•y or H•lf Day Sessions .,Boys-Girls Ages 6-14 - Serge Bloom of 19 Glendale Ave­ 1Y returned from J{ouston, Tex., ··••need Hot MHII Resistor Now For F•II Senion nue, was married on March 11 in where they visited with relatives Limited Enrollment Wellfle~t, Cape Cod, Mass. Temple Emanuel to Donald Stan­ and friends. Transportation HO 1"251 WI 1..o51 Combines best features of ocean location In a country atmosphere, ley Pokras, son of Mr. and Mrs Swimming and Water Actlvlhes In TWO POOLS, Salt water bay and Philip Pokras of 1319 Annex Ave­ A Herald ad always gets the pond. All land and water sports; sailing, skiing, tennis, rlflery, etc. . . . Dramatics . . . Crafts . . . Overnight Camping . . . Trips. Ex­ nue, Dallas. Texas. best results-our subscribers com- cellent Facllltles and Food. MATURE STAFF. Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen officiated prise an active buying market. Tuition: $475.00 for 8 weeks. (limited number accepted for 4 weeks) at the 1 P . M. ceremony. NOVICK'S HOTEL The br ide wore a white peau de - MIiiis, M•ss. Saul and Florence Richman, Directors soie princess gown with three FRontier 6-8456 In Providence area, call Mrs. A. IHnberg HO 1-9448 quarter length sleeves. She carried is on PLEASE MAKE RESERVATIONS a cascade bouquet of stephanotis Re-St'JAng EARLY FOR and white roses centered with white orchids. Ari and we ore Miss Donna Beth Lewiss was Passover Holidays GOLDEN RING CAMP maid of honor and Sheldon H . MASTER FUR ARTISTS On Indian Head Lake, Pembroke, Mass. St!egel brother-in-law of the . . see our exciting new patterns $72.50 per person (former site of lndl•n Ho•d C•mp) bridegroom . was best man. for the coming yeer Traditional Seder Services 40 MIIH From Provldon:o • At the Gatew•y to C•P• Cod Conducted By C•p•ble Cantor Following a wedding trip the - Mink A Specialty - Reserv•tions Avall•ble BOYS AND GIRLS 6-15 couple will reside in Dallas. For Seden - 35th SEASON - Bas Mitzvab Entertainment Program All land and water sports; horseback tiding; overnight camping; rlflery; MARK WEINBERG archery; nature; campcraft; dramatJcs; music; dance; arts and crafts; Yvette Baker, daughter of Mr. EYery W eelcday EYening ceramics; photography; Oneg Shabbat; tlips to places or Interest; best In and Mrs. Robert Baker; Sandra CUSTOM FURRIE1' DIETARY LAWS quality food; excellent supervision and guidance by mature stall. Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 2tO Westminster Street STRICTLY OBSERVED Fee: I-Week Season $450.00 - 4-Week Period $250.00 Martin Brown, and Roberta Fein­ For further lnform•tlon •nd booklet write to: stein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Rose L. Andelman Albert Feinstein will become Bas W VFW P•rkway Tel. FAlrvlow 7-1455 Chestnut HIii 67, M•u. M!tzvah this evening at the Cran­ Stonegate Music & Arts · Camp ston J ewish Center at 8 :30 o'clock. (I N THE ADIRONDACKS) Convalescing on beautiful Long Lake, New York Mrs. Julia Weber of 8 Miller (A camp to deye/op tl,e highest art - "the art of living"} PASSOVER Avenue is now home convalescing after her recent illness. DANCE • THEATRE • MUSIC • ART IN THE GRAND MANNER Flnt Son Balanced Recreational and Sports Program Mr. and Mrs. Melvin D . Harriet Co-ed 10 to 18 Traditional Sedar Services of Nottingham Road, CUmberland, For information Contact: Mrs. Melvin L Smalley, Area Representatin conducted by Cantor Abner announce the birth of their first SIS Woodland Rd., Woonsocket · Tel PO 9-9337 Groff. We'll have entertain­ child and son, Loren Galen, on ment & dancing to make Feb. 28. Mrs. Harriet is the former this the Greatest Passover Miss Estelle Alpert of Fall River, ever. Mass. Heated throughout for your Maternal grandparents are Mr. comfort .. . and of course, and Mrs. Louis Alpert of Fall you will still enjoy our pvt. River and paternal grandparents CRUISES 2-mile lake, superb foods are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M . Har­ (dietary laws) and wonder­ riet of Pawtucket. ful day camp for junior. Maternal great - grandparents Summer and Fall Sailings are Mr. and Mrs. Julius Sinman. The Joe Tannenbaum Family Fineberg-Perelman • Boston To West Indies ...... $250 up Tel: before April 17th: Norwich: Turner 7-7922 Mrs. Clara P erelman, formerly Luxurious M/S Gripsholm - 9 to I I days after April 17th: Lebanon: Niagara 2-7591 of Providence and the daughter of • Providence To Bermuda ...... $160 up Max P epper of Houston. T ex .. was S. S. Ariadne - 6 to 7 days married on F eb . 29 to Julius Fine­ berg of Hollywood Calif., at the • Providence To Bermuda And Nassau $210 up home of the bride's brother. Mor­ S. S. Ariadne - 8 days ris L . Pepper. • Weekly Cruises To Nassau ..... $170 up Mrs. B enjamin Hayman of KEEPFJ:T! M/S Italia - 7 days Providence, sister of the bride, -LOSE FAT! was matron of honor and Man­ • Cruise To Israel And Mediterranean . . . . $895 up ual Palmer was best man. Leave April 4th - Ship your Hotel in Israel S. S. Atlantic - 35 Days These are two suggestions for Following a wedding trip to teen-agers strc;ssed in Fit ! Fat! Fad/ Nevada, the couple will reside in one of the leaflets in Sun life's Hollywood, Calif. MIAMI Vaiues in Education series. This Israel To Publish AIR - HOTEL OR PACKAGE RESERVATIONS leaflet attempts to encourage an Poems From Soviet ALL OCEANFRONT HOTELS OR MOTELS awareness of the importance of TEL AVIV - Jewish poems Free and Immediate Confirmations keeping fit. lt outlines a program of composed by a political prisoner exercises. sensible diet habits and in a coal mine in the Soviet Arctic • Jet Boston To Miami ...... only $131.80 health practices. This and other have reached Israel and will be • Non -stop every eve - plus tax 'round trip leaflets in Sun Life's Values in published. They were smuggled out of a • Las Vegas - All Expenses ...... only $239 Education series are available prison at Vorguta near the Bar­ Los Angeles extension without charge or obligation ents Sea in 1954 or 1955 and were • Hawaii - Las Vegas And California . . only $527 merely by using the coupon below. brought here a few years later. All expenses The identity of the poet is being kept secret to protect him. He has • Teen-Age Tours ...... from $695 up since been released and restored • Bachelor Party Tours For Single People Only ~ SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA i to membership in the Communist Travel with your own age group party. ELLIOT F. SLACK I The works reflect the reawaken­ CONCORD-GROSSI NGERS-N EVELE-MAGNOLIA 1018 INDUSTRIAL BANK BLDG. DE 1-2422 m ing of national consciousness in a Russian Jew who was a teen-ager Europe - Israel Please send me a copy of the leaflets checked: ffl at the time of the Bolshevik Revo­ □ □ HOW TO GET MORE iii lution. The poet had thrown him­ FIT! FAT! FAD! FUN OUT OF SCHOOL m self heart and soul into the re­ Honeymoon Planning Our Specialty □ SPORTS-TIPS □ WHY STAY ffl volution, which he had viewed CALL ANYTIME i FOR TEEN -AGERS IN SCHOOL? ·as the salvation of mankind. His Jewish background was a dim I NAM£ . . ••• •..• •• • •••.•. • ..••...... , ...... •.•••• ..• • • •. ••••••••• • •••• • • •• It memory until he was cast into (PIHH print) Zelda Kouffman m prison. ·I His poems express pride in Jew­ CRANSTON TRAVEL SERVICE I AODIIESS. ···· ························ ··· ················--·····------·-- ······ ish history and a longing for Is­ m rael. They were copied by hand 801 Park Avenue, Cranston and circulated by Jewish prison­ ST 1-4977 Eves. By Appt. ST 1-4977 ers in the coal pits at consider­ - ATC and IATA APPROVED SALES AGENT able risk. ,~ .. .., ... Excellent opportunities are in j the Herald's Classified ads. Launch Campaign Against Israel drii ;; IHHMbr:1c1c:8-SMMMMOCC1He-n--n-,t-ee1e:o-1ee~ .., TORONTO - A group calling and children and even questions .., WE'RE GOING FOR A DRIVE, YOU SAY? itself "The Canadian Friends of Cl> the number of Jewish victims, de­ ... Po:,•-:-• s1:::d:r"J~1:~~llfc/1~!at~~ the Middle East" with headquar­ claring that "the whole story of r,D Now do you suppose that we mlabt jlUt ters in London, Ontario, has laun­ the 6,000,000 dead Jews is a pure ... hapen to go by JAMES llAPI.AR, Inc.? A visit to that most up-to-date of all ched a vicious campaign against fiction." gtft shops makes anr trip comrlete. Israel and against Jews, it was re­ I;;) = Rundreds of beautlfu and uaefu ~t ported here recently. The aim of the pamphlet ap­ =< l~~ JAMES•nit..,~c~u~Ct~".': .~• u- The first pamphlet issued by the peared to be to support the Arab ~ Open Thursday and Friday, TIii t group makes a mockery of the claim to Israel. Experts identified ><. nazi wartime slaughter of 6,000,- claims in the pamphlet as copied < 000 European Jewish men, women from propaganda material being Q James Kaplan, Inc. disseminated from Cairo by the ..=: - JEWELERS - anti-Jewish bureau headed by the r.. 74 Rolfe St., Cranston Saturday Evening S-8 P.M. BUFFET SUPPER former nazi Johannes von Leers. ' Q HO 1-6660 HO 7-6661 By Candlelight ... • JEWELRY • CHINA • LUGGAGE DExter 1-5tt5 < • APPLIANCES e WATCH REPAIR A Herald ad always gets the =: e DIAMONDS FABULOUS DESSERTS Ill Industrial Discounh best results-our subscribers com­ :c MISS DUTTON'S prise an active buying market. Q z <... ..rJ) Engaged - Mr. and Mrs . Ill Julian Nelkin of Great Q 0 Neck, N. Y. announce the :c engagement of their daugh­ =: ter, Susan Lee, to Gerald :cIll Swartz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swartz of 53 Lafayette "" Street, Pawtucket. Miss Nelkin was graduated from Great Neck North High School and is presently in her senior year at Boston University School of Education. Mr. Swartz received his B. S . degree in Business Ad­ ministration from Boston Univer­ sity in 1961 and is presently at­ tending the Rhode Island School of Design. He has completed training at Technical School in the Air Force National Guard. The couple are planning a Dec­ ember wedding. ' ~ ► ► on ... Kidnapper Of ► I ( Jewish Girl t Gets Pardon AMSTERDAM-Queen Juliana 7 ► was disclosed last week to have i pardoned Elizabeth van Moors, ► ► Catholic foster mother of Anneke ► I Beekman, after she served four Fleischmann's months of a six-month sentence ► /JM for kidnapping the Jewish child. r ► The 61-year-old Catholic wo­ man was one of four sisters to whom Anneke's Jewish parents Unsalted (Sweet) Margarine en trusted their child before their I deportation to a nazi death camp t in 1943. She was pardoned as a ► result of Anneke's intervention. I Dutch Jews opened a fight after Made from 100% Corn Oil the war to regain Anneke. The Moors sisters refused to return her because they planned to raise I the child as a Catholic despite ► ► her father's last plea that if he ( ¢ Contains liquid corn oil I x) Ideal for high-polyunsaturate diets I did not return, he wanted his daughter to be raised as a Jew. I While the Amsterdam Jewish ► ¢ Ideal for restricted diets I ¢ Ideal for low-sodium diets I Children's Welfare Committee I was seeking to obtain custody o! t the child, the sisters had Anneke ► ► z) Only unsalted margarine made from 100% corn oil I baptized. ( After a Dutch court officially ► turned the child over to the com­ ► CERTIFIED KOSHER ► mittee, officers at the committee ► went to a Catholic home in Hil­ ► ► versum where Elizabeth and Ger­ ► trude Moors Jived with the child. but they had fled, taking Anneke with them. They remained in hid­ Green Foil WORTH10¢ ing with Anneke for 12 years. In 1956 -a Dutch court sentenced To The D11111: For each coupon you accept as our authorized a1ent, Elizabeth Moors to six months' Package in we will pay you the face value plus usual handling char1es, provided you and your customer have complied with the terms of this offer; imprisonment in absentia. Ger­ any other application constitutes fraud. Invoices showin1 your pur­ trude Moors served a three-month Your Grocer's chase of sufficient stock to cover all coupons redeemed must be shown sentence but the girl remained upon request Vold if prohibited , laxed or reslricled . Your customer hidden. Last December Anneke. must pay any sales tax . Cash value I/20th of I cenl. Redeem only now 21, returned to Holland, pro­ FROZEN throu1h our representative or by malling to Standard Brands Incor­ fessing her complete loyalty to the porated at : P. 0. Box 29084, Cincinnati, Ohio. Offer 100d only in United four sisters. FOOD CASE ,..States. This coupon expires on June 141, 1962. LIMIT ONE COUPON TO A PAMILY The Jewish Herald serves a community of 35 ,000

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ST 1-2491 Mrs. Harry Singer, Mr.-Mrs. Jo- ALFRED VENETSKY, byMr.- Mrs. Harvey Blake seph Waksler, Mr.-Mrs. Morris Mrs. Norman Medrick. 108 Gallatin St. Q z Waldman, Mr.-Mrs. SamuelYoUn, ALEXANDER WEINER, by HO 1-8321 < Mrs. Abraham Wexler, Mr.-Mrs. Irene and Jerry Horowitz, Mr.­ ~-In Memory of . Saul Siegle. Mrs. Edward Weiner, Mr.-Mrs. .. ABRAHAM GREENBERG, by Samuel Young, Mr.-Mrs. Nathan In Honor Of .. r.l ANDREW CHARLES ABRAMS, Mr.-Mrs. M. Louis Abedon. Under, Mrs. Israel Dickens. MRS. - MRS. LOUIS HIMEL­ § by Mr.-Mrs. Thomas Goldberg, SAMUEL HOROVITZ, by Mr.- STEVEN WEis.5, by Mrs. F ARB'S 56th Wedding Anniver­ :5 Mr.-Mrs. Henry Mason, Mrs. Ab- Mrs. Barney Goldberg. Florence Wexler. sary, by Mr.-Mrs. Leo Greenberg . ... raham Wexler. JACOB KENNER, byMr.-Mrs. DORA WYSE, Mass., by Mr.- MR.-MRS. JACK F AIN'S 40th r.l MAX AIKEN, by Mr.-Mrs. Benjamin Gittleman, Mr.-Mrs. Mrs. M. Louis Abedon. Wedding Anniversary, by Mrs. t ll: Isadore Kirshenbaum, Esther and Julius Ucht, Mr. -Mrs. David Our beloved mother, TOBA Charles Emers. e,. Hy Wasserman, Mr.-Mrs. Sanford Sipper, Mrs. Anna Gilstein. BERCOVITZ, by Mrs. Edna B. MRS. SAMUEL GANZER'S Gimbel. SAMUEL KIRSHENBAUM, by Jacobson, Mrs. Sidney Eisenberg. 70th bir thday, by Mr.-Mrs. Morris Mrs. Ira Howard Shinberg Rockowitz, Mr.-Mrs. Leo Green­ BETIY AUERBACH, Calif. , by Mr.-Mrs. Harry Forman, Mr.- Beloved mother, ZLATA Miss Gail Lois Rosenberg, Mrs. Charles Emers. Mrs. Jack Glantz, Mr.-Mrs. EU BROMBERG, by Mr.-Mr!!. Harry berg. MR. ALFRED J. GOLDEN­ daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs." Moses ABRAHAM BAUMAN, by Mr.- Winkler, Mr.-Mrs. Samuel Tar- Bromberg, Mrs. Millie Kopel and Rosenberg of 74 Eaton Street, was Mrs. MelvinRabinowitz,Mr.-Mrs. sky, Mr.-Mrs. Louis Lovin, Mr.- Rienene. BERG' S 70th birthday, by Mr.­ Mrs. J os. Dressler, Mrs. Anna married to Ira Howard Shinberg. Perry Rabinowitz, Mrs. Ethel Mrs. Nathan Linder. Beloved parents, FANNIE AND son of Dr. and Mrs. John D. Shin­ Singer, Mr.-Mrs. Sanford Gimbel. SAMUEL KRAMER, Pins- DAVID CANTOFF, by Mrs. Mor- Gil stein, Dr. - Mrs . A. Lloyd Bazelon. berg of 38 Lakeview Avenue, Ha­ ANNE BERNSTEIN, by Mr.- burgh, by Mr.-Mrs. David Levine, ris Marks. verhill, Mass.. in a 2:30 P .M . Mrs. William Kaplan, New York, Mr.-Mrs. William Schleifer. Beloved mother, ANNIECHOR- Son , NATHANIEL'S marriage, Mr.-Mrs. Jack Stallman, Mr.- TAMMIE KRAMER, by Mr.- NEY, by Mrs. Ben Rabinowitz. by Mrs. Herman Baker. ceremony on March 11 in the I ballroom of the Sheraton-Bilt - • Mrs. Charles Silverman. Mrs. EU Winkler. Beloved husband and father, SON'S engagement, by Mr.­ more. MAURICE BLOCK. Mass. , by ISADOR KRAMES, Brooklyn, ROBERT CURRAN. by Mrs. Betty Mrs. Max Alperin. The bride wore a pure white silk Mr.-Mrs. Albert Cohen. by Mrs. Sadie Jacobs, Mr.-Mrs. Curran and Children. SON'S engagement, by Mr.­ IRA BRODY, by Mr.-Mrs. Samuel Jacobs. Beloved FATHER, by Lillian Mrs. Alfred Fain. mist gown with a chapel train Samuel H. Port. ROSE KROLL. by Mr.-Mrs. Eagleson. Birth of gr and daughter, and a lace mantilla. ZLATA BROMBERG, by Mr.- Samuel E. Fabricant, Muriel and Beloved FATHER, by Ro se E. DOBRITT SHOSHANA JOSLIN, by Mrs. Martin Cohen was matron Mrs. Leonard P. Waldman, Mr.- Zill Friedman, Mr.-Mrs. Albert Fabricant. Mr.-Mrs . Jay Isenberg. of honor for her sister. Miss Linda Mrs. A. Bellucci. Mr. Americo Brown, Mr.-Mrs. Irving Glass, Be loved mother, JENNIE Birth of grandson, BARRY JAY Krugman was maid of honor and Bellucci, Mr.-Mrs. A. Edward Mr.-Mrs. Thomas Goldberg, Mr.- Be Io v e d mother, JENNIE to Mr.-Mrs. Ben Poulten, by Mr.­ Mrs. Fredric Smith was brides­ Eisenberg, Mrs. Mary Berkowitz, Mrs. Robert Hyman, Mr.-Mrs. GOUSE, by Mrs. Leonard Y. Mrs. Leo Greenberg, Mr.-Mrs. maid. Mr.-Mrs. Wm. O'Brien, Mr.-Mrs. Joseph Perry, Mr.-Mrs. Charles Goldman. George Ludman, Mr.-Mrs. Joseph Frederic Smith was best man. Robert K. McNiel; Mr.-Mrs. Alex Salmonson, Mr. -Mrs. J O sep h Be I oved mother, BE&5IE Waksler, Dr. - Mrs. A. Lloyd Ba­ Ushers were Martin Cohen, Mel­ Castantlno and Family, Mr.-Mrs. Waksler, Mr.-Mrs. Morris Wald- HOROWITZ, by Lena Horowitz. zelon, Mr.-Mrs. Albert Cohen. vin Holtzman, Dr. Jules Perley, AI Lupo, Mr.-Mrs. Carmine man, Mr.-Mrs. Samuel YoUn, Beloved mother, EVA MARKS, Birth of daughter, MARJORIE Marvin Perley. Howard Perley, Sicilia, Mrs. Israel Dickens. Mr.- Mr. -Mrs. Herman Wasserman, by daughter, Rose Marks Brown. ILENE to Mr. - Mrs . Norman J effrey Newman, Lewis Newman. Mrs. Max Mittleman, Mr.-Mrs. Mr.-Mrs. Samuel Weiser, Mr.- Beloved mother, PAULINE Jacobs , by Mr.-Mrs. Albert Cohen. Ira Stone, Aaron Shinberg, Peter Samuel Michaelson, Mr. -Mrs. Mrs. Maurice Cohane. Mr.-Mrs. MILLER, by the Miller Family. Birth of GRANDDAUGHTER to Gould. Alan Cushner and Robert Maurice Miller, Mr.-Mrs. Harry Nathan Linder, Mrs. Ethel Singer. Our beloved MOTHER AND Mr.-Mrs. Daniel Jacobs, by Mr.­ Brody. Seltzer, Mr.-Mrs. Maurice Chor- BELLA LEVIN, by Mr.-Mrs. MOTI-IER-IN-LAW. by Samuel, Mrs. Albert Cohen, Mr. - Mrs. ney, Mrs. Jos. Silverman, Mr.- Henry Glassman, Mrs. H. Kerz- Rose and Sally Fabricant. Daniel Jacobs. Argentina Stops Mrs. Jos. Waksler, Mr.-Mrs. Al ner. Beloved husband, MICHAEL Bi rth of GREAT-GRAND­ Sherman. Jerry and Ivey Broad- LUCY MUFFS, by Mrs. Ethel MUSHNICK, by Charlotte Mush- DAUGHTER to Mrs. Fannie Hate Broadcasts BUENOS AffiES - After vigor­ man, Mr.-Mrs. J. Leaey, Paula Singer. nick. Jacobs, by Mr.-Mrs. Albert Cohen. ous protests by representatives of and Martin Waldman, Mr.-Mrs. MORRIS PERLOW, by Mr.- Beloved PARENTS, by Mr.- Grandson to MR.-MRS. BEN Chas. Silverman. Mr.-Mr,-s. Jack Mrs. Irving Glass, Mr.-Mrs. Na- Mrs. Abraham Coken, Mr.-Mrs. DAIA, the central organization of POULTEN, by Mr.-Mrs. Samuel Argentine Jews, and by the Jew­ Stallman, Mr.-Mrs. Morris Wald- than Linder, Mr.-Mrs. Thomas Samuel Miller. Fabricant. man, Mr.-Mrs. Semon Weintraub, Goldberg. Beloved PARENTS, by Mr.- ish press, a series of anti-Semitic Mr.-Mrs. Benj. Brookner, Dr.- JACOB REITMAN, by Mrs. Mrs. Maurice Miller. Son, RABBI GREENSTEIN'S broadcasts over the Buenos Aires Mrs. A. Lloyd Bazelon. Charles Brier, Mr.-Mrs. Mitchell Beloved father, GEORGE conducting services at Temple municipal radio and television ANNA CARRAZZO, by Mr.- Sherwin. PRICE, by Sam and Louise Beth Israel, by Mr.-Mrs. Charles stations was halted by the city Greenstein. Mrs. Sanford Chorney, Mr.-Mrs. JENNIE REIZEN, BY Mrs. Tarsky. and federal authorities here last Ben Rabinowitz, Mr.-Mrs. Perry Charles Brier, Mr.-Mrs. Julius Beloved husband, GEORGE BENJAMIN BRIER'S birth­ week . Rabinowitz. Licht. Mr. Harry Beck, Mr.-Mrs. PRICE, by Mrs. George Price. day, by Mr.-Mrs. Robert Grant. The privileges of broadcasts by ANNA CORNFIELD, by Mr.- Joseph Waksler, Mr.-Mrs. EU Brother, PHILIP PRIEST, by In appreciation of gift from all recognized political groupings Mrs. Benjamin Brookner, Freda Wolk, Mr.-Mrs. Lawrence Wolk, Mrs. Charles Lappin. MR. SAMUEL WINTMAN, by Mr. had been granted by the muni­ Dickens, Muriel and Zill Fried- Mr.-Mrs. Samuel Yolin, Mr.-Mrs. Beloved father, SHOLOM Carl Zimmerman. cipal broadcasting facility. Taking man, Addie and Albert Brown, William Schleifer. SCHNUR, by Mr. -Mrs. Harry General Contribution, by Mr.­ advantage of that Policy, the ' Mr.-Mrs. Irving Glass, Mr.-Mrs. HARRY ROSEN, by Mr.-Mrs. Bromberg. Mrs. Samuel Fabricant. Union Civica Nationallsta broad­ Thomas Goldberg, Mr.-Mrs. Ben Irving Adler. Beloved father, CHARLES I G f cast several programs which, ac­ Poulten, Mr.-Mrs. Robert Hyman, JACOB SAXE, by Mr.-Mrs. SILVERMAN, by daughter. Mrs. n rate ulness For cording to th Jewish leaders here, ~ Mr.-Mrs. Isaac Chorney, Mr.- Maurice Cohane, Mr.-Mrs. Sam- Leonard White. were "outright neo-nazi and Mrs. J. Potemkin, Mr.-Mrs. Isa- ueL E. Fabricant, Mr.-Mrs. Ben Beloved mother, EMMA The Recovery Of ... fascist in content." dore Kirshenbaum, Mr.-Mrs. Na- Poulten, Mrs. Morris Feinberg, SIMONS, by daughters, Mrs. Sadie Escurra Uriburu, leader of the than Linder, Mr.-Mrs. Ben Rabin- Mrs. Theodore Rosenblatt, Mrs. Cohen, Mrs. Benjamin Gittleman. ThomasMR. PAULH. Goldberg, CORIN, Mrby. -Mrs.Mrs. neo-nazi UCN, denounced Argen­ owitz. Ethel Singer, Dr.-Mrs. A. Lloyd DONATIONS TO Max Mittleman. tine J ews as collaborators with SAMUEL DASHOFF, by Miss Bazel on, Mr. - Mrs. M. Louis "Zionist imperialism," and sharp­ Lena Horowitz. Abedon, Mr.-Mrs. Thomas Gold- SYNAGOGUE FUND MRS. JACK QUELER, by Mrs. ly criticized the Federal govern­ I f Lo David Litchman, Mrs. Charles ISRAEL EDELSTEIN, by Mr.- berg, Mr.-Mrs. Norman Medrick, n memory o UIS POLUF- Emers. ment for implementing demo­ Mrs. Benjamin Brookner. Mr.-Mrs. Samuel H. Port, Mr.- SKY, by Mr.-Mrs. Milton Peskin. cratic principles. MILDRED EDELSTEIN, by Mrs. Ben Rabinowitz, Mr.-Mrs. In memory of JENNIE POLUF- MRS. MAX MITTLEMAN, by Jewish leaders complained to Mr.-Mrs. Benjamin Brookner. Harry Seltzer, Mr.-Mrs. Morris SKY , by Mr.-Mrs. Milton Peskin. Mr.-Mrs. Thomas Gildberg, Mr.- the authorities in charge of the MITZI FEINER, by Mr.-Mrs. Waldman, Misses PearlandMollie Mrs. Louis Harris, Mr.-Mrs. ------1 liarry Horowitz. municipal broadcasting facillties Thomas Goldberg, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mr.-Mrs. Samuel YoUn, ENEMIES OF U.S. MR. BARNEY SILVERSTEIN, as well as to Dr. Alfredo R. Vitala Emers, Mr.-Mrs. Eli Winkler, ·. Mr.-Mrs. Jos. Waksler. RICHMOND, Va. - A resolu- by Mr.-Mrs. Harry Horowitz. Minister of the Interior. An orde; Mrs. Ethel Singer. DAVID SCHONFIELD, byMr.- tion labeling George Lincoln was issued subsequently · denying IRVING FERDMAN , b y Mrs. Mrs. David Horowitz. R oc k we Il's American Nazi Party Mr.-Mrs.MR. BENJAMIN Harry Greenspan ELMAN,. by further use of the broadcast fa­ Abner Byer. HARRY SHAPIRO, Mass., by "enemies of the United States" DR. A. LLOYD BAZELON, by cilities to the UCN and Its leaders. JOSEPH FREEDMAN, by Mr.- Mr.-Mrs. Ben Poulten. was unanimously adopted by the Mr.-Mrs. Ben Poulten, Mr.-Mrs. Mrs. Benjamin Gittleman, Muriel LEO SHERMAN, by Mrs. Virginia House of Delegates im- Thomas Goldberg, Misses Pearl RIGHT TO PASSPORTS and Zill Friedman. Charles Silverman. mediately after it had voted to and Mollie Smith, Mrs. Israel CASABLANCA - Alla} el Fassi, ISADOR GENSER, byMr.-Mrs. DAVID SHUPACK, by Mrs. revoke the charter of the group. Dickens. Moroccan Minister for Islamic Benjamin Brookner, Mr.-Mrs. Ira Charles Emers. The resolution and the measures MR Affairs. told a conference of Nul M M I G • ALBERT COHEN, by Mr.- man, r .- rs. rving lass, HARRY SMITH, by Mr.-Mrs. to revoke the party's charter were Mrs. George Basok, Mr. -Mrs. students this week that Moroccan Mr.-Mrs. Edward Weiner, Mr.- Samuel Brown, Dr.-Mrs. Morris referred for further action to the Louis Greene, Mr.-Mrs. Louis Jews "have the same right to ob­ Mrs. Earl Goldenberg, Mr.-~rs. Marks, Mr.-Mrs. Maurice Miller. State Senate. Ef tajn passpqrts ,II,§, other citizens." -~ •lii·fi.i 111 !t li.tli••,..•••11iit.fs1iil!. .,. .. i11tii1il~,.,,1r,a •••• , ,., ~., · · ••· -- · -•··• • .. •~••• •••• i:- ros,Mrs. MinnaKeller. , , . , •1r===:;:::;;:;:::::::::;:;..;===:=-·-=-:-:-=--::.--::._==_.::.:::-:::::;;:::~---~======~=:.-:~~::::::===------.-----~--- _::::::::::::::_::_:::::_-:-_::_::::::::::::_-:::::::::::::::======-·---_ ~- - - ... dictator's yoke, in the room ten Cit .A Seder In Moscow minutes distant from the Red Star I (Continued from Page '7) moved to a seat beside me. He glowing in this different night ., 11iat's when Sylvia telephoned heard my wife pronounce, in per­ over the Kremlin. Reprinted from =l!l (Continued from Page 9) the Israeli Embassy. "Of course feet Hebrew, "One kid, one kid you may come to our Seder," said that father bought for two zuzim," The Jewish Digest :ii, Ambassador Harell. •'And bring then decided to extend the Seder with her own first performance. ing Wallace's new novel: "The your friends." · by having her sing with him the 0= It was due, she felt, to being over­ I:, Prize" .... Ai the Pen & Pencil We took turns in reciting the Yiddish song, "Uffen Prippit­ l!l awed by Miss Davis' reputation. the other night, Henny Youngman story of the Exodus: The monocled chock." He somehow Iostthe lyric, .. She found a way to solve it . . . The said "West Side Story" has had a Belgian lawyer, the travel agent and I sang the correct words. rJJ stagehands saw her, before the t" decided affect on our culture: "Oh, from New York, the businessman "Havah Nagillahl" we all sang, ;i,, curtain rose, standing onstage and Choice Kosher Meats z they still mug you in Central from Cleveland. And then the swirling and circling in the dance I:, shouting: "Damn It all, this is MY Park-- but now they first do a Delivered To role, MINE, not Bene Davis'. My Second Secretary of the Embassy celebrating the freedom from__!h~ pirouette." "1t:!'.!:""lt:!MMMMMMMMMMMMr:it"!~MeMeMMMMM~ role, mine . . .. " l!l= Diahann Carroll, star of Rich­ I Warwick - Cranston :ii, Raoul Levy, the French pro­ ard Rodgers' "No Strings," is f ducer who turned from Brigitte NEW YORK DRESS PLEATING CO. Garden City - Prov. ~ the musical comedy prize he's f !=' Bardot movies to a film on Marco sought for years. In casting "The 212 Union Street :: Providence, R. I. GA 1-5782 f Polo, will do the China sequences .., Flower Drum Song," Rogers spent Do You Know? :ii, in Nepal. .. . Ginger Rogers and $1,000 on makeup tests to see if f ~ George Berlinsky' s ► .. • her husband, William Marshall, We can convert Sweaters to Cardigans, shorten Knitted Dresses and I:, she could look Chinese .. .. The new f ◄ KOSHER MEAT MARKET ► ;i,, are forming their own movie pro­ painting on John Mills' dressing Skirts, assemble Bulky Knits, prepare and make Buttonholes on f ~ duction company. Marshall plans room wall at "Ross" is by his Sweaters. fl Shopping Center a: to direct .... Harry Weinberg, head daughter Hayley ... Ralph Bunche We shorten Leather Coats, repair, install, and sell all types of f ;i,, of the strike-bound Fifth Avenue flew to Denmark on Thursday, at Zippers. DE 1-9595 :ii, Coach Lines, planned to bring in the government's invitation, just , ...... el We carry a beautiful selection of Buttons for Sweaters, Dresses, an outsider to run the lines. The to make a four-minute speech in man is Dale Barren, head of Coats, and Suits. =... Copenhagen. ~ .Eastern Massachusetts Transit. Joe Mankiewicz, who is writing Dressmaking Supplies And Se"ices Of All Kinds REMEMBER ... In Albany recently, Mayor and directing "Cleopatra," · dis­ !.JWUWQWQW1.. n::.1 jrJc OPEN MONDAYS seizing the bus lines. Dora Cohn, those caused by Elizabeth Taylor's STAKMORE The NEEDY ... ' - · mother of Roy Cohn -- counsel to ailments: "From now on, when 1 ;:c_ the firm -- became indignant. She work with a top star, I'll insist BRIDGE SETS PLEASE SEND YOUR · ', phoned a mutual friend and asked: that her salary be based only on ,. , "When there was a milk strike per-hours of actual filming." l/1~~ PASSOVER -· here, did the Mayor seize the ~ OF RHODE ISLAND cows?" CONTRIBUTIONS r 1287 NO. MIUN ST., PROV. 9 • Bob Hope demonstrated hi s (Acrou From 5ears) To The version of the twist for Arthur Israel Proposes Ope n 9:30 - 9:30; Sais. TU 6:00 -,_ Murray, and said: "The only way • DIAMONDS-JEWELRY UNITED MOES . I can describe the twist Is -- did • WATCHES-STERLING S IL VER • you ever see a dog after he got Widening Curbs • CHINA WARE-LUGGAGE CHITIM FUND · out of the water?" . . . Sophia Loren • TV-S TEREO PHONOS ~ does a twist number in her next • MAJOR APPLIANCES 333 GROTTO A VE. · c-ovie, "The Third Dimension" ... On Newspapers • CAMERAS-CHARMS PROV. 6, R. I. ~ - Beach Haven Inlet, off central New 1Continued from Page 1) • TYPEWRITERS AT MURRAY'S JOHN NEWMAN, TREASURER I Jersey, which was swept by a 12- The Original D iscount House of R. I. LOW DISCOUNT PRICES extend to the newspaper that EDMUND WEXLER, PRESIDENT foot tide last week is where the gave a verbatim report of his Free Parking (Rear of Store) ~ late Moss Hart owned a summer speech. , home ...Groucho Marx may make It would not be sufficient de­ .:is nightclub debut in Las Vegas. ] fense to plead that the allegedly 1• ,. \ George Jessel, now at the In­ libelous matter was true. The ternational, has a project to film defendant must be able to show .,J , the life story of Samuel Gompers, that even before he published it 1 1 founder of the AFL. Jessel wants he had reasonable grounds for . Ben Hecht to write the screenplay, believing it to be true. He must 1.. and approached Jimmy Hoffa about also show that publication was Top O' The Evening!! financing it. .. . This week Jessel in the "public interest." outlined the story: "It opens in Atlantic City. Lillian Russell is The anti-defamation bill will '] being married, and a boy on the probably not come up for its first 'Tis the Weorin' ·of the Green this Saturday, and what could be more ·\/ same vi.udeville bill with her-- reading in the Knesset for several •J. that's me -- weeps, 'But you months because of the long budget timely than a Saint Patrick's celebration in the GREEN Room . . . Miss Out­ promised to wait for me, Mi ss debate ahead. Several Israeli ton's of course!! ) Russell'." newspapers have not waited to criticize the bill as striking at the I r ~, Hecht asked what all this had very roots of press freedom. i'... to do with Samuel Gompers. Jessel Sure, the Leprechauns will spread a Majestic Buffet to fulfill any Irish­ explained: "It's in Atlantic City, Severe Curbs Foreseen "j) Haaretz, an independent daily. man's dream ... Lobster Newburg, homemade Baked Beans, Barbequed i1 . see? That's where the AFL held its first conventions." contended that if the bill became Pork Chop, Plump Chicken baked in jardinere sauce, creamed mixed vege­ law. "even the publication of the Ex-President Kubitschek of tables, O 'Brien Potato, baked Stuffed Bell Peppers, and an assortment of Brazil, addressing the Overseas truth about a person, an event or Press Club, spoke in English--the a public accident will be largely Salads and Relishes and of course Our Famous King's Ransom Desserts . . .. forbidden ." first time he's ever tried a speech All this and more for only $1.95. in our language. He said: "Every­ "Severe new restr ictions are body was so friendly, I thought I'd proposed on newspaper publica­ try it" .. . When the scenery col­ tion," it added . "The cla use about Yes, the balance of your day from 5 to 8 P.M . should be spent at the lapsed at ••A Family Affair," Shel­ a court ban on a paper·s appear­ ley Berman ad libbed for five ance undermines the very exis­ Candlelight Buffet. minutes ....With his earnings from tence of the press." "Survival," Frankie Avalon bought Recently. in a second editorial. Anne Baxter's Hollywood home. It Haa retz criticized that section Mike O 'D'Ambra will be here to ploy all of the sweet tunes of Ole Ire­ was designed by her grandfather, that would threaten to make land. F z_:ank Lloyd Wright. foreign correspondents, some of Antonio Ordonez, the bullfight­ them foreign citizens. criminally John and Pat (O'Dwyer) Tabella liable for writing about aspects of er, rarely answers letters, for he Mr. & Mrs. John Tabella cares little about correspondence. life in Israel "which the fund­ A. E. Hotchner, adapter of Heming­ a rising propagandists generally do way's "Mountain of the Moon," not tell." wrote to Ordonez to find a place Haboker. the organ of the Li­ where they could buy a matador's beral party, said that "in the op­ costume for the bullfighter in the inion of broad sections of the play ... . Hotchner never received public, the ·proposals injure sev­ - a replying letter. But two weeks eral principles of the freedom of later a package arrived for him expression, both written and oral, at Customs. It was from Ordonez and considerably limit the free­ and C(?ntained two of his matador's dom of the press."' .. ,· costumes. Davar, the organ of Histadrut, The management at Basin St. the general labor federation main­ The Home of Fine New England Cooking East is in negotiations with Arthur tained that the existing slander 48 Washington Street, Providence - DE 1-5995 Godfrey for a starring date there law as inadequate but said that, •.. Gregory Peck may play the though the bill would do much to role of the alcoholic Nobel Prize corrcet this. it also would hamper author in the film version of Irv- the press. l \~ ------...co Use-- Herald -Classified ads . HOLLAND HOUSE Dr. Forrest McDonald Community Concert Campaign Gracious Di'!ing LANDSCAPING To Address Meeting To Open Officially Monday 1473 WARWICK AVE. SERVICE The Community Concert sub­ quarters, United Camera Ex­ FREE Plant Of GJC Young Adults scription campaign opens of­ change, 69 Dorrance Street, JA · i OPEN MONDAYS (Geranium) A Brown University associate fically Monday, March 19, and 1-2383 or one of the workers ·may To Every Customer professor of history, Dr. Forrest continues throughout the week. be contacted. 1 Closed Tuesdays Call ST 1-4566 or WI 4-0940 McDonald, will speak on "The Memberships are available for Mrs. A. William Meyer I is Role of the Jew in American the 1962-1963 series. headquarters chairman. Workers Politics" at the next meeting of Mrs. Joseph B. Webber is in the Providence area are Mes­ the General Jewish Committee's president of the Providence dames Murry Halpert and Mi­ Young Adult Leadership Training Community Concert Association, chael Meiselman, headquarters; FOR LEASE Program. now in its 31st year. Mrs. F . C. Burton Fain, area chairman; The meeting will be held next Whittelsey is chairman of the Arnold Soforenko, Norman Jag­ MANUFACTURING AREAS Wednesday evening at the home current drive. olinzer, David Warren, Aaron of Judge Frank Licht at 640 The Leningrad Philharmonic Helford and Stanley Blacher, Ellngrove Avenue. Orchestra, directed by Eugene captains; Harold S. Harris Ber­ 120 MAIN ST. nard Bell, James Goldsmith, James Radin and Lawrence Y. Mravinsky, will give its tirst con­ PAWTUCKET cert in America in Rhode Island Miles Shein , Leonard Chaset, Goldberg are co-chairmen of the Arthur Robinson, La w re n c e Young Adult Division program on this series; the Vienna Choir Boys, called the best-beloved Waldman. Walter Adler, Samuel committee. Gerstein, Edgar Fain, Melvin 48,000 Sq. Ft. choir in the world, will be heard A native of Orange. Texas. Dr. Hoffman. William Pinkos, Miss McDonald was graduated from in a program of sacred. secular. FIRST FLOOR - HEATED BRICK BUILDING folk music and operetta; Claudio Charlotte Presel, Mesdames Leo the University of Texas. Prior to Jacques. Richard Oster, Max Arrau. world-renowned pianist. SPRINKLERED - EXECUTIVE OFFICES his appointment at Brown in Bender, Irving Dember, Joseph 1959, Dr. McDonald was executive is the third announced attrac­ tion. The fourth program will be Adelson. David Sugarman, Mil­ secretary of the American His­ ton Brier, Burton Samors. Theo­ • WILL DIVIDE • chosen after the membership tory Research Center in Madi­ dore Low, Steven Feinberg. Max I drive is finished. FULL PARTICULARS: GA 1-3617 son. Wisconsin. Liffman, Alan Rekant, workers. Dr. McDonald Is continuing his One of the Association rules is Mesdames S. J . Goldowsky, work on early American history that no tickets are ever sold for David Strasmich Richard Abe­ by writing a two-volume work single concerts. Season subscrip­ don. captains; Meyer Saval, I I dealing with the Confederation tions. which entitle the member Louis J . I . Symonds, Leonard period. 1781-1790. He also is en­ to attend all four concerts, are Goldman. Arthur Einstein, Jacob PROTECTION FOR gaged In writing a biography of the only ones sold with special Hohenemser. Abraham Factor, Samuel lnsull. late utilities fi­ rates for students. Ludwig Regensteiner, Lawrence nancier. To become a member, head- , YOUR FAMILY Wolk. Leonard Jewett, Joseph Bloomfield and Barnet Fain, Life Insurance - Annuities workers. for your Family During You, Appoint Men, Women To Help Active Years. A Monthly Annuity In­ In R. L Israel Bond Drive come for Yourself when you Marvin S . Holland, general Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen, Stanley Bridge decide to retire or curtail chairman, and Mrs. Saul Fein­ Grossman, Judge Frank Licht, your activities. berg, Women's Division chair­ and Robert A. Reisman. by Revoke man, of the Rhode Island Israel Mr. Holland also appointed as For full information coll Bond Campaign, jointly an­ committee chairmen Alter Boy­ Decisive first trjck nounced today the appointment man. Organization Purchases North of 28 men and women campaign FRANK LAZARUS Committee; Barney Cramer, •-a 7 6 5 ·ley, officers and committee chair­ Temple and synagogue Commit­ ¥-K 10 3 :ey, Life Insurance Protection men. tee; Archie Chaset and Mrs. Har­ ♦ -A 3 Office - GA 1-3812 Res. - PL 1-0716 Named associate chairmen by ry Albert, representing Temple ""-Q J 3 2 Mr. Holland to assist him in Emanu-El; Dr. Samuel Pritzker West East 635 Industrial Trust Building overall campaign activities were for Temple Beth El; and Milton •-None .-Q 4 3 2 Lovett for Cranston J ewish Cen­ ¥-A 9 5 ¥-Q 8 7 ter: ♦ -10 9 8 6 5 2 ♦ --J 4 William Goldberg and Harry •-K 9 8 7 .,._A 10 5 4 A. Schwartz were appointed co­ South chairmen of Pawtucket. •-AK J 10 9 ¥--J 6 4 2 The Women's Division committee ♦ -K Q 7 members appointed by Mrs. ...-6 Feinberg are Mrs. Arthur Ein­ Against 3NT West led a dia­ Price Break! stein, who was named co-chair­ mond, and if the declarer had man of the Women's Division; played correctly to this first trick the Advisory Committee consist­ the contract should hav~ been ing of Mrs. Benjamin Brier, Mrs. made. South should take the Philip Dorenbaum, Mrs. Archie trick in his own hand and play Fain, Mrs. Louis Kramer, Mrs. the ace of spades. On learning of Luxurious Fabrics Samuel Michaelson, Mrs. Abra­ the void on his left he can now ' ham Percelay, Mrs. Joseph Pul­ see that nine tricks are there if ver, and Mrs. Herman Winkler; the ace of hearts is ri:ght, be­ Mrs. Beryl Segal, Chen Chair­ cause, the king of hearts will man, and Mrs. Max .Greenberg, AT PRICES serve both as a second entry to Chen Co -chairman; Mrs. Samuel dummy and as his ninth trick. At Gorfine, Telephone Committee trick three, therefore, he must Chairman; Mrs. Sidney Wein­ enter dummy with the ace of steni, Chairman of the Fashion YOU CAN AFFORD diamonds and finesse a spade. Show Committee: Mrs. Sidney Flanzbaum and Mrs. Albert Ro­ He then enters dummy again by sen, Fashion Show Coordinators; playing West for the ace of and Mrs. Bertram L. Bernhardt hearts. A spade is again finessed 1 Also visit our linen, domestic in charge of arrangements. and nine tricks are made. In fact - South took the first trick in - The Women's Division will hold dummy. He then played a small and ready-to-wear department a Petite Luncheon and Special spade to his king and now the Planning Session Thursday noon, contract cannot be made. o at the home of Mrs. Benjamin In the other room 4S was bid .e Ruttenberg, 82 Hartshorn Road, and made. Here, again, a dla- ,s Providence. Community leaders, mond was led. South won the '• ROYAL MILLS president of Jewish women or­ first trick correctly in her owr.ler· ganizations and their Israel hand. and played the king of Bond chairmen will attend. spades. She then played a heart, and when West played small entered dummy with the king of BARGAIN FAIR GETS PROBATION hearts. A spade was played and NEW HAVEN, Conn. - A. S. finessed, dummy was entered ROYAL MILLS, W. WARWICK, R. I. - Plenty of Free Parking Moyler, 34, artist and confessed again with the ace of diamonds, le mailer of anti-Semitic material another spade was played and '>f • Hrs.: Mon.-Fri. 9 am - 9 pm - Sat. 9 am - 6 pm was under concurrent two and finessed, trumps were then .n three-year terms of probation drawn, and so declarer came to,_ after paying fines totaling $700 10 tricks - five spades, two i " I ' fqr bis two-YE>Jlr hate _c11,piA,B,ig1'5. . hearts, and three dla.moq_ds ,