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• THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS . VOL. LI, NO, 2 FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1967 15¢ PER COPY 16 PAGES Spanish 'Freedom Of w~nship' Law Weakened By Last-Minute Alterations MADR~Renewed pressures Prote stants said arbl trary defini old Article 12, which provided that by members of the Roman Catho tions might be applied to the con "Spaniards , moved by their relig lic hlerarachy and conservative cept of public order. ious feelings, have the r ight to Ministers are believed to be re The rewriting ef Article 9 establish educational, cultural, sponsible fo r the changes In a law appeared to limit severely the charitable and social associations, designed to offer legal protection freedom of Protestants to spread base d en general legislation on to worship by religious minorities their creed In writing or through this subject." In Spain. Protestant and Jew! sh other means, Including r adio and spokesmen were disappointed that television. In the context of the rest of last-minute changes altered "the the I aw, this change appeared to spirit of the law" although public The original text said: "re mean that non-Catholics might join Information Indicated that prac ligious freedom assures the right only In purely religious associa tically no changes had been made. of Individuals and religious com tions for the specific purpose of mtmltles for the dissemination of ho! ding rl tes and teaching their A comparison of the text Issued their faith, In word or In writing, creed. · by the Justice Ministry with the within the limits established In earllet text showed substantive Article 2 of this law." The adminis tration of relig changes. A high Government ious freedom was taken out of SOL KOLACK DUSTIN BROOKS 1 official said that nothing else was , The new text states: ' Free the hands of a proposed top-level dom of religion assures the right possible within the present phys lntermlnlster lal committee, free of. Individuals and legally recog ical rea)ltles of Spain. to Interpret the law and act po B'nai B'rith Quota Dinner To feature nized confessional associations not litically on It, and placed In a The original Article 2 declared to be prevented from the teaching Central Commission of Religious AOL Regional Oireetor, Comedian that religious freedom would be of their faith, In word or In writ- Freedom subordinate to the Min- - limited by the •"Just requirements Ing, within the limits established lstry of Justice. Mr. Sol Kolack, New England Leon Goldstein and Leo Weiss, of public order"-a wording taken by laws." The right of dissem- Regional Director of the Anti donor co-chairmen; Leonard Yale literally from the Vatican declara- !nation" has there(ore been abol- The central commission wlll be Defamation League, wlll be guest Goldman, sponsors: Samuel Kolod- tlon on religious freedom. The !shed. headed by a Deputy Minister of' speaker at the annuai B'nal B'rlth ney, reservations: Joseph Cohen, new text dropped the word "just." The new text eliminated the Justice and made up of lower Quota Dinner on Wednesday, March program; and Miss Harriet Win------'''------ranking represenbttlves ofvarlous ,22, at 6:30 p.m. at the Sheraton nerman, treasurer. · .. other Ministries. ' Bulltmore Hotel, Mrs. Leo L, Also, Me9dames Benjamin ~AA.r. (inly'J tm .f,1111.I D,u,;nc. truL '--•n 5 , ~tt!:;hlhei~t-OHI~~C;~'i- Jacques Is general chairman of the Odessa, souv!liF1·J6ui'l11ll~'l:'.ffatl:'- "• •1!!n~"~"~~ • ..rwi ' ui-,~ iI'-- :,1.,.# 1 WIH ft •• 2 ~..----:,us associations wlll re dinner, sponsored by the Roger man; Sydney Blazer and Yale Udin, qulre~r the new text, the .Williams, Hope and Cranston souvenir Journal co-chairmen; Leo . T H I N d ( I b t p ~ presentation of their proposed Warwick Ch!'pters. Mr . .Kolack Is Sonkin, journal treasurer; Miss O e p ee y e e ra e assover statutes "cletermlnlng with pre a m~ber of the Board of Govern Marlon Kessler, editor and Miss The 10th annual Passover Ap fund may be properly allocated cision" what their alms are. ors of the Boston University Human Gertrude Tarnapol,arrangements. Protestant spokesmen said that Relations Center, and a member of Donor chairman from Hope peal began this week with the and special foods bought In time tmantmous endorsement of the for the first seder on April 24. the Insertion of this new word- . l the Governor's Civil Rights Com Chapter Is Mrs. Norbert Kiefer, Ing left "Impossibly vague" the mittee In Massachusetts, assisted by Mrs. Sidney Dogan, ad Rhode Island Board of Rabbis. More money Is needed this year The United Moes Chltlm Ftmd than In the past, as the cost of problem of applying for authoriza Dustin Brooks, comedian and book chalrm an: Mrs. Arthur Levin, tion. to form these groups. popular singer will be the featured ad book co-chairman: Mrs. Stanley makes possible the celebration living has upped the cost of ob entertainer. He has appeared at Reitman, secretary, and Mrs. of Passover by families, Indivi taining special foods and supplies Minority spokesmen said after many top hotels. Samuel Perelman, clearing. duals and persons In Institutions for the feast. About 165 families studying the new text that under Mrs. Irwin Kay Is donor chair who .would otherwise not have the were enabled to enjoy Passover the Circumstances the actual en Roger Williams Chapter mem man for Cranston-Warwick Chap means to celebrate the festival. last year through the gifts made forcement of the law would de bers assisting Mrs. Jacques are ter, and Is assisted by Mrs. David The Ladles Festival Commit to the United Moes Chltlm Fund, pend more onlnterpretatlonsglven Mesdames Benjamin Agronlck, Torman. tee provides for seders for Jew and about the same number will It by Individuals-Justice Min ish Inmates of the various state need help this year, !twas estima istry officials or provincial gov j Institutions, and for Jewish chil ted. ernors-than on the law Itself. . James Baldwin, Ossie Davis dren at the Ladd School. j New members of the Board of Directors have been annotmced Fasting Orthodox Private Speak Out Against Racism by Edmtmd Wexler, Ftmd presi dent. · They are Irving Brodsky, NEW YORK-James Baldwin Protestants, Negro and white, they Martin M. Temkin and Irving J. Confined In Mental Ward and Ossie Davis have spoken out are exploiters. In a war against vigorously against Negro anti Zaldman, Louis M. Fain has been WASHINGTON-A U.S. Army been filed against Le'O' because he all exploiters whomsoever I am an named a sponsor. The officers, Semitism. In a pair of Ietters ally. But Mr. Ellis seems to be private who embarked on a "death Is being held under mental obser published In the new winter Issue tmchanged since last year, are fast" because he claimed his re vation. The spokesman said that calling for a war against Jews, If Dr. Nathan A; Bolotow, George al "Preedomways" ("a quarterly that ls the case, I am an enemy." ligious conviction as an Orthodox the Army regarded adherence to reTtew of the Negro freedom Labush, Charles Oelbaum and Jew prevented him from serving Judaism as consistent with Callin~ himself a "black na · Mrs. Samuel Sheffres, vice-pres movement'') the author and the · tionalist.' Mr. Davis In his letter "an army practicing violence" in military duty and considered use actor commented on a series of idents: John Newman, treasurer, Vietnam has been taken Into of the Jewish religion as justifi den01mced "black radsm" as "no and Herman L. Go! dberg, secre anti-Semitic articles that ap different from any otherraclsm," custody and confined In a mental cation for refusing service to be a peared last year in "Liberator," a tary. ward at Madigan General Rospltal, symptom of derangement. Levy and recalled that the late Malcolm Mr. Newman annotmced that Negro monthly. Both Mr. Baldwin X "at last became wise enough Tacoma, Wash., military authori wlll be confined Indefinitely In the and Mr. Dllvls have since resigned contributions may be malled In ties revealed. mental ward on these grotmds, to see racism as a vicious, de care of the Jewish Family and from the monthly's advisory board The soldier, Pvt. Robert Levy, the spokesman said. structive crime against the human Children's Service, 333 Grotto because of Its anti-Semitic nature. 22, of Kansas City, Mo., started a Army authorities said that spirit with most frightening Im Avenue, Providence 02906. Ear Both asked Its publisher, Dan hlDlger strike at Fort Lewis, Wash. Levy, as a mental patient com plications." ly gifts are needed so that the Watts, to carry their letters con For 14 days he ate only milk and mitted by order of the commanding demning the monthly for antl honey. Then he stopped eating al officer, wo,uld be forcibly fed. Semttlsm, but their requests were together, stating that "as an ex Army officials In Washington rejected. Italian Rabbinate Lifts Ban On Trent pression of my religious ~on pointed out that Levy voluntarily · "I think It Is distinctly tmhelp ROME-The Italian Rabbinical Jewish responsibility for the vlcrlon as anOrthodoxJew,lbreak joined the Army 18 months ago and flll, and I think It Is Immoral, to Board has ended a writ of excom , cructflxlon of Jesus. the law of the United States and served In' the medical corps. He blame Harlem on the Jew.'' wrote mtmlcatlon Imposed on the town and The Incident took place In 1475 refuse to remain a soldier." had Jusi completed training as a Mr. Baldwin, attheendofalengthy province of Trent nearly 500 years when a two-year-old boy named Defense Department officials clinical specla11st and was sub attack on many aspects of ciirrent · ago after a group of 12 Trent Jews Simon, son of a local tanner, van disclosed that the Army Is trying ject to assignment to Vietnam. In American ltfe, In which he lndi- were executed on a ritual murder ished. His body was fo1D1d two to get rabbis to convince Levy that a s tatement released by a Quaker • cared that he considers anti-Semi- , charge. The action which declares days later, on Mar. 26, by one of the war Is righteous and his fast attorney, Levy said that "as long tlsm "the most ancient and bar that Jews are now perm! tted to live the 25 Jews of Trent. Under tire IDljustlfled. A jewlsh chaplain, as I remain a soldier, I am sup baric of the European. myths." and trade In the area, was purely authority of the Prince-Bishop of Martin Felnsod, met with Levy at porting an Institution whose sole Mr. Davis assails "wild and symbolic, since they have long done Trent, a "trial" was held of most the request of his parents, Chap reason for existence Is to kill and murupported contentions" made by so. of the 25 Jews. Most of the "de lain Felnsod saw Levy at the destroy. I am prepared to die Eddie Ellis In an article, "Semi The rabbinical action was In ef fendants" were tortured to death, mental ward where he Is confined now, but It will be for what I tism In the Black Ghetto.'' that fect a response to a pastoral letter A panel In a Trent church, and sought "to Utltbllsh the think right. I choose to starve appeared In the Februarv 1966 19sued In October, I 965, by the . graphically portraying the alleged facts," The Army public Informa myself to death rather than serve Issue of "Liberator." ' 1Where Archbishop of Trent, Alessandro murder of Simon by the Jews, was tion officer for Fort Lewis stited the lfods of war." Is that proof?" he asks, ' then Gottardl, declaring the Jews Inno covered up several years ago. that the chaplaln,agreed with him Levy bring writes: cent of the charge. The letterwas The Rabbinical Board also ex that was "unfair to Hl!N'.iARlAN. LAW CODIFIER religion Into It." "Whatever Jews are guilty of dated to coincide with the promul pressed gratitude to Archbishop BUDAPESf-Dezso Markus, a exploiting Harlem are not guilty gation by Pope Paul VI of !he Gottardl for his Initiative In end An Army spokesman for Madi Jewish legal scholar, Is credited 1-UN they are Jews, but be Ecumenical Co1D1cll dee! ara tlon Ing the five-centuries-old libel gan General Hospital said that no with having contributed greatly to .:a-, along with many Catholics, repudiating the charge of collective against the Jews. court martial charges have yei: the codification of Hungarian law.
l ( .. 1 2 11-IE RHODE ISLAND HERAlD, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1967 ~ Chaim Grade Awarded American Council for Judaism Leader AJC Still Approves Jewish Research Prize NEW YORK-The American Calls World Zionism 'Colossal Hoax' lnterf aith Dialogue Adademy for Jewish R~search an DENVER, COLO.--The leader dents of Major American Jewish NEW YORK-The' American nounced that Its first award for a of a national Jewish membership Organizations, had been set up by Jewish Committee has reaffirmed creative work of scholarly Jewish organization characterized as • the Jewish Agency for Israel- Its determination to pursue dia Interest has been given to Chaim· "colossal' hoax," the World Zio World Zionist Organization In logue with Christian groups as a Grade, Yiddish poet and novelist. nist structure with Its appendages order to claim It speaks for, and proven method for bettering Inter The award, which Includes a In countries outside- Israel. He represents, the majority of Am faith relationships. gift of $6,000, ts to be presented charged the Zionist structure with erican Jew~. Korn said that a An editorial entitled "TI,e Uses "from time to time," the Academy being ,"committed to the national United States Senate hearing on of Dialogue" In the latest Issue of Indicated. Prof. Saul Lieberman, Interest of a country other than unregistered foreign agentslnl963 the AJC' s newsletter describes Academy president, said the award the United States." Most Ameri had revealed that the Jewish such talks as Important aids In would be presented to Grade on can "Zionists,'' ·he declared, are Agency had paid 50% of the cost advancing the security and equal the occasion of the Morris Adler wholly unfamiliar with the compli of the Presidents Conference. ity of Jews everywhere. memorial lecture, In memory of cated structure which executes this Korn noted that the total mem A high-ranking official of an the Detroit rabbi who was shot and commlnnent. bership of the U,S. Zionist organ Orthodox Jewish group recently killed by a deranged congregant In Richard Korn, of New York, izations was aboutSSO,OOOorabout questioned the merits of Inter his synagogue last year. The President of the American IO% of the 5,500,000 American faith dialogues. Discussion of re lecture Is sponsored by the Council for Judaism, at a Jews. Hence, the Presidents Con-' ligious -beliefs with Christians Academy. meeting of the group's Denver ference was conceived, he threatened the religious commit-. The 1967 Academy prize was chapter said that Zionism cloaks continued, "to suggest broader ment of the Jewish community, awarded to Grade for the first Its political,- Jewish nationalist Jewish support for speclftc mil he said, and tended to divide Chris volume, "Zemach Atlas," of his activities, In religious and phil itary and political policies of the Mrs. Salmanson Named tians and Jews still further. He two-volume Yiddish, "The Yesh anthropic frameworks, In order to State of Israel." added that Jewish "secular organ tvah." "Zemach Atlas" 1s an give It mass appeal. The Council 11,e Council president as To National Committee izations" were not competent to account of life within the Jewish official claimed an American body, serted that the Presidents Confer Mrs. Leonard I. Salmanson, \mdertake such discussions. academy of Eastern Europe. called the Conference of P_esl- ence Is the "most committed Is president of the Women's Division The editorial denies that ex raeli-Zionist propaganda agency of the General Jewish Committee posure to Christian Ideas weakens For news of your organiza on the American scene,'' and fre of Providence, has been named to the religious commlnnent of Jew tion, read The Herald. quently claims to speak "for the the National Committee on ish dialogue participants. On the vast majority of American Jews Women's Communal Service of the contrary, responsibly-conducted on International Issues." Council of Jewish Federations and Interfaith dialogue so consistently NEW DOWNTOWN LOCATION Korn analyzed the Zionist prop Welfare Funds, Inc., It was an strengthens Jewish self-under aganda play that since ''Israel Is nounced today by Louis J. Fox, standing that some rabbis call It , the bastion of democracy In the president. He said she was named ''the secret weapon of adult Jew WEINBERG'S FINE FURS Middle East,'' and "the Unltec' to the committee for her outstand ish education," says the editorial. States Is the bastion of democracy ing leadership here. Mrs. Sal Slmllarly, open di_scusslon of - HOl'l'IN HOMESTEAD ILDG. In the West,'' therefore, "the pol manson has been active In annual religious differences does not 357 WESTMINSTER ST. icies and Interests of Israel and Women'Q Division campaigns and heighten antagonism, the state TELEPHONE 272-9545 the U.S. are Identical . . . " other community activities. ment continues, but actually In Hehce, "what Is good for Israel 11,e National Committee works creases Christian understanding of 71WI.'-"" • Restyling • Repairing Is good for the Uilted States." to strengthen fUl\d-ralslng organ Jewish belief and history, as well • Storage •Cleaning Korn expressed the hope that izations and methods, and to In as of the positions Jews take In MOC.Cl\ $IN~ Israel would "endure and pros crease women's participation and contemporary affairs. CHOICE STOCK OF FINE RJRS per,'' but he made clear that leadership In local communities. 21" 8RooK Pttov AVAILAW FOi lNSPICTION American Jews have no special Mrs. Salmanson and Mrs. Mer DIRECT~ PLAY AT RIC responsibility •; apart from other rill L. Hassenfeld, also a member Sue Ellen Wittner, daughter of 7 U,S. citizens,'' for building and of the National Committee, will Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wittner of Represented by defending the Israeli state. attend a meeting In New York City Pawtueket, and Julian Lastowsld, OIL 421-4641 Korn considered the American MAX ROTHKOP.F Res.: 941-4810 on March 16. son of Mr. and Mrs. Julian T. Council for Judaism as the "pro Lastowsld of Johnston, are student teetor of the Integrity of Judaism ISRAEL IRRIGATION directors of "Anne of the Thousand In America and , of I ts Inst! tu THE LAWRY COMPANY TEL AVIV-Israel has nearly Days" by Maxwell Anderson, to be tlons" against the "heavy pres one million acres of farmland presented last night, tonight and Est. . 1922 sure of 'Jewish' nationalism" under Irrigation, more than half Saturday, March II, at 8:30 p.m. at which threatened the purity and Its total farm acreage. · Rhode Island College. Monuments - Cemetery Lettering 'fltallty of the Jewish faith." He pleaded wtth his fellow Jews to •loin hands wt th uncll In "• •- ,- -· ~ -,---- - (11,iJ:ualwM ..... "'t"... r •n,._ ...... ; 4 ... the body politic of our country ••• (to) contlrbute all of your unique MRS. HYMAN PRANK Park West Memorial Chapel In moral worth and Its greamess." Funeral services for Mrs. Lina New York City. BurlalwaslnMon When Jewish nationhood Is elevated (Smith) Frank of 102 lrvlng Avenue, teflore Cemetery In Queens, N. Y. above human brotherhood, said who died March 1, were held the. She was the wife of Sol Granoff. Korn, Judaism and Jews castaway following day at the Max Sugarman · Besides her husband, she Is their right to speak with moral Memorial Chapel. Burial was In survived by two daughters, Mrs. authority. He continued: "Na Lincoln Park Cemetery. She was Seymour Sanders of Moorestown, tionalism will not save the Jews the wife of the late Hyman Frank. N.J ., and Mrs. Bernard Marble • GENUINE - MILK FED here or In Israel. Judaism will Born Aug. 14, 1880, In Russia, stone of Sunnyside, N.Y ., and four • save the Jews In Israel andevery she was a daughter of Julius and grandchll dren. : VEAL STEAKS lb. 1.19 • where else." In the United States, Rachel Smith. She was one of the • • • • he concluded, weneedanAmerican original members of Temple MRS. ABRAHAM GOLDENBERG • FRESH-YOUNG- TENDER •' Jewry which approaches Its prob Emanu-El and Its Sisterhood• Funeral services for Mrs. Re • lems "from an American Jewish Mrs. Frank ls survived by a becca Goldenberg, 88, of Boston, : CHICKEN LEGS lb. 59( • viewpoint," seeking to serve "not daughter, Mrs. Hugh M. Laird of Mass., who died March I, were • only Itself and Its brother Jews Providence, and three sisters, held March 3 at the Solomon Fu • NO CHARGE for killing or plucking on • everywhere, but also Its country Mrs. Elizabeth Aaron, Mrs. Her neral Home In Brookline, Mass. • our (U) poultry. Save 30c: on each bird. • and all mankind." bert Tieman and Mrs. Dora Berks, Burial was In Lawrence Avenue CRANSTON all of Brooklyn, N. Y. Cemetery In West Roxbury, Mass. . . .. Born In Russia, · she was the FREE DELIVERY ·~Av.·~:~~· JA 1-3888 Jersey Jewish Leader widow of Abraham Goldenberg. WOONSOCKET MRS. JULES P. GOLDSTEIN To Get Catholic Award Funeral services for Mrs. She Is survived by two Caroline (Weiss) Goldstein of 500 daughters, Mrs. Jeffrey Davis of NEW ARK - Herman Gering Providence and Mrs. Barnet Nern of South Orange, a leader In many Angell Street, who died March 3, were held Sunday at the Max Sugar row of Brookline; a son, Joseph Jewish endeavors, has been Goldenberg of Brookline; nine selected as the recipient of the man Memorial Chapel. Burial was In Congregation Sons of Israel and grandchildren and five great first annual Pope Paul VI Hu grandchll dren. manitarian Award, the only David. She was the wife of the late Jules P. Goldstein. citation of Its kind to be given Card of Thanks In the Unfted States. She was born Sept. 11, 1882, The family of the late DR. ALAN ,------ENTIBE CONTENTS OF------.. Selection of Gering, a member. In Massachusetts, a daughter of Fo.....ty of the Essex County Tax Board, Albert and Henrietta Weiss. She J. PEKOW wishes to thank their was announced by Archbishop was a member of Temple Beth El. friends and relatives for the many by expressions of sympathy during :J le Car/ton · JJo le/ Egidio Vagnozzl, Apostolic Dele Mrs. Goldstein Is survived their recent bereavement. THE ARISTOCR.tlT 0111 NARRAGANSETT a daughter, Mrs. Philip Smith of Orfglnally Built in 1891 tty • Muni-MUUonaire Cigarette Mognote gate to the U. s. whose offices MRS. ALAN J. PEKOW are In Washington. Washington, D.C., and a sister, MRS. MORRY S. ROSS Ocean Road (F~.. Narragansett Pier R.L r· Presentation of the award will Mrs. Herman BergofCarllsle,Pa. be made on June 3 at The • • • ln ·Memoriam SAT., MARCH 25th-Time 10:30 A.M. Goldman, West Orange. A 1966 - ROSE ROTNER - 1967 Antique & Modern Furniture • Life Size Bronu Statue. Quantity of Catholic spokesman said Gering MRS. SOL GRANOFF / Funeral services for Mrs. Jen Deep in my heart is a picture, Marble Fireplaces •Oriental Rugs •Marble Sinks •Marble Radiator was chosen for the honor for his More precious than silver and gold, Tops •Shower Stalls, Bathroom Fixtures •Metal Stairway Railings devotion to such causes as the nie Granoff, 68, • of 41-43 39th •Large Gol_d Frame Hallway Mirrors •Complete Interior Intercom Sys It's a picture of you, dear Mother; United Jewish Appeal, Israel Bond Place, Sunnyside, N. Y., 'formerly Whose memory will never grow tem •Carpeting •Crystal Chandellers •Gold Window Cornices •38 Or of Providence, who died Feb. 13, namental Chairs •Etc. •Etc. •Etc• .. campaign, Daughters of Israel old . Home and other Jewish causes, were held the following day at the DAUGHTER and GRANDCHILDREN Dining Room •Coffee Shop •Cocktall Lounge Complete as well as his service to a number SELLING EVERYTHING TO THE BARF. WALLS of Catholic and non-denomlna-' BUILDING COMING DOWN t12nal charities. This is a bonanza ror Collectors. Dealers. Speculators, Hotel and Motel Owners. Apt. House Operators, and the Public AWARDED GOLD MEDALLION Max Sugarman Funeral Home Ira M. Stone of 128 Reservoir " THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" ANYONE CAN Avenue was recently presented the . BID AND BUY Gold Medallion Award by Provident -MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION- Mutual Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia, In recognition of competent service to his clients DE 1-8094 45 8 Hope Street DE 1-8636 and production of a substl\lltlal amount of business during his first FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUTaOF-STATE year with the company. Mr. Stone Is associated with the company's CALL COLLECT Rhode Island Agency and has of fices at 155 Angell Street. • ..' n!E RHODE ISLAND HERAI.D 1 FRIDAY. MARCH 101 1967 3 PERU-ISRAEL: IRRIGATION ONLY 2 MURDERS LIMA, Peru - P·resldent TEL AVIV-Only two murder In Fernando Bel alDlde. Terry of Peru cases occurred In Israellast year, signed a $930,000 . contract with according to a report by the Min Taha) Water Planning Ltd., an ister of Police. Hollywood ... Israeli firm. 'Theagreementcalls for the company's Lima Branch to JOE ANDRE'S complete a technical study for a By Borney Gloaei- small Irrigation system In the ORCHESTRA coastal and Sierra region of the La Music for that very special offoir Ubertad Department of the Everyone, and I mean everyone, ever used more than a desk and Weddings Bar Mitzvahs . Is anxlo118ly awaiting the Joey some chairs. If Orr wishes to a northern part of the cotmtry. Pay 944-3344 Res. ST 1-9080 Bishop Show, scheduled by ABC void clutter, he'd be wise to con ment will be made In five yearly 'IV for April 17 latmching. centrate In the guest area. lnstall~s • . Paul Orr, who once produced Bishop wlll use an annotmcer E~TABLISHED the Jack Paar show, gladly ac and musical conductor and that's /Ht_ --ffe, ACCREDITED Windsor, Conn. c.pted the production reins for no startling Innovation either. Re- · . ~ NATIONAtlY KNOWN Bishop. Orr knew Joey as one of gis Philbin will be Joey's annO\Dlc ruN • FOR BOYS and GIRLS 6-15 s•1LLs • the ftmnlest men on Paar's late er; Johnny Mann, his muslcman. fiJENDS ALIVE WITH ACTIVITY FOR EVERY AGE GROUP ACHIEVEMENT show, recognizing him as a deep Regis Is an odd choice. He All Land and Water Sp(lrts, Crafts, Orama, Trips, Skiing. Scuba, Pioneering. man with many facets and diverse aspired to the same kind of posi 1!iflery, Riding. Lake and Pool, Dietary laws, REQUEST BROCHURE. CHARLES M. BROWDY, Dir., 205 Mohawk Or., W. Hartford, Conn. 203-233-1673 Interests. tion Joey lnher:its. Regis Is a like Al though one or two wrl ters able chap, warm and Ingratiating. wlll help keep Joey abreast of He fiopped In his bid to emulate the times to establish him as one Paar and Carson. Know-It-alls ENGAGED--Mr. and Mrs. William HAVING A PARTY? LET VS DO THE COOKING. of the best Informed humorists In claimed Regis couldn't handle hu . Friedman of Edgar Road, West KOSHER CUISINE AND SERVICE AT ITS BEST America, Orr made It clear, "Re mor and was too nice. a sure Orange, N. J.. announce the en marks heard on the show will be kiss of death. Others disagreed, gagement of their daughter, Ki 6-1011 - 376-8456 strictly ad lib. We will do nothing pointing to Merv Griffin who Isn't Beverly Ruth, to Jerald Marshall NOVICll'S MILLIS, MASS. Mr. that Is prepared unless we advise controversial or ftmny either. In Engel, son of and Mrs. Ber ,:,er person. (Includes hot and cold hors d'oevvres, full course the audience. Joey agrees that Merv's favor, he scores with a nard Engel of Sixth Street. dinner, colored linen, cake, flowers on tables, Mt ups, fresh this Is the route he want~ to go." · keen sense of showman ship timing, Miss Friedman Is a graduate $5.95 frvit bvffet). All in our beoutiful, newty decorated tenoce From 11:30 p.m. to l p.m., something else yotmg Philbin of West Orange Motmtaln High dining room ond lobby. Chapel on premises. Satisfoction is directly opposite Johnny Carson, lacked. School and Is In her junior year yours at Novicks. Dietary law, strictly observff. the Bishop Show makes Its bid Don1t rule out Griffin In the at Syracuse University, where she to share late viewers. Orr eulo late-hour competition. Due to In Is majoring In edueatlon. She Is gized Joey, calling him "a man dependent booking, his show won't a member of Phi Sigma Sigma. who Is seriously concerned with necessarily run In the same time Mr. Engel graduated from Hope his work and audience_:• He added, slot. In the overall, Griffin stands H!gh School and Providence Col "He loathes common lnsul tor any as strong as anyone In acquiring lege and Is studying for his thing cruel and would never con- and holding audiences . Master's degree at the School of . sider anything vulgar." Johnny Mann-has acquired many Journalism, Syracuse University, CAMP LowN That's painting Joey too Illy musical honors and recording hits where he Is a member of the staff OAKLAND, MAINE of the Dean of Men's Office. white. Substituting for Carson I ast In his travels. 14 years of educa tional camp ing ex perience year,. Bishop jokingly slapped Ed Bishop holds a big advantage with boys and gi rls 7-17 . All land and McMahon. A I ady reader wrote me, over Carson. He operates from aquat ic spo rt s, music, cra fts, arts, pionee ring. "That was terribly cruel of Bish Hollywood where stars outnumber Excellen t moder n fa cilit ies, large sc en ic lake, op." She took him too serlouslv. New York's membership 30-1. Asks Time Off To Observe all ca mping activities. SEASON : $650 When I told Joey, he replied, "rll Matter of fact, expect Carson to NOW UNOER THE SUPERV ISION OF ·do anything to get a 1 a u g h. Ed eliminate his westward h<1 trips Non-Christian Holidays thought It · was ftmny and so did hereafter. Bishop will use rv and THE JEWISH THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY the audience. Anyway, I think movie stars so frequently, Carson WASHINGTON - Rep. Leon OF AMERICA you wrote that letter your self." won't want them. ard Farbsteln, New York Demo Providing an un usually interesting program in Jewish studies and Hebrew language. I own two or three shares In crat, has Introduced a bill to grant I laughed, which Is exactly what No prev io us Jewish sch oolin& required . Joey-expected. Bishop's success. I frequently time oft to Government employees for the observance of Jewish and Fo r information and app lica tions: In handing Bishop many other wrote, "Joey Bishop always han CAMP LOWN compliments, too sticky to repeat cil es Jack Paar's (and later, John other non-Christian holidays. here, Orr probably meant well but ny Carson's) show capably. Why Mr. Farbsteln told the House he covered the comedian with a doesn't an opposition network hire of Representatives that ' 'in this halo where Joey merits a crown. Bl shop to host a slmll ar show?" country of many religions, It Is The deadpan champ Is a nice Bl shop was too modest to clearly Inequitable for all Gov guy, not a saint, and he'd be the second the motion. Nobody took ernment employees to be given first to admit It. '· , _ - my seriousness seriously. Any time off only to celebrate Chris Orr said he'Tl aim at a clean way, don't ask me to prove it. If tian hollpays." His bill wouJ d al anti ·styllsh look for his set, de I can't find my old copy, you might low Government workers to choose void of clutter. Personally, I can't embarrass me. Even when inno the days off that coincide with their remember that Paar or Carson cent, I redden easily. own religious convictions. MIAMI BEACH \ I Sir Victor Gollancz PACKAGE TRIPS - FREE BONUS Dies In London Free cocktails at 3 nightclubs-Entertainment LONDON-Sir Victor Gol lancz, 73, Jewish publlsher, phil osopher, and essayist, died re EXPO CRUISE-S.S. SHALOM cently after a short Illness. The Departing from New York July 28th Oxford-educated scion of a rabbin ical family, who became highly EXPO PARAGON BUS TOURS successful as a publlsher, he was . URBAN RENEWAL: AN A VENUE widely known for his Individual TO RENEWAL IN RETIREMENT CONCORD-GROSSINGER . lstlc approach to Judaism. · He RESORTS NEVELE-JUG END accepted Its ethical teachings, The rub of a retirement job, "These wrecking companies, IMMEDIATE MAGNOLIA, FALLSVIEW or any other kind of retire while rejecting formal observance. you see, want to sell most of the CONFIRMATIONS Many Others Al though he kept out of most ment activity, is that it doesn't stuff they knock down. It's part have the dignity or. the status of their profit, so they welcome Jewish commtmal affairs, he was IMMEDIATE a member of the board of govern people expect in their sixties. buyers."' PUERTO RICO HOTELS ors of the Hebrew Unlversl ty of Wllat friends or fellow-workers Mr. Douglas owned a three CONFIRMATIONS Jerusalem and an active member back on the old job might think year-old station wagon. He fig. of Its ftmd-ralslng organization In -or what the retired think they ured that ·in the beginning he Britain. might think - has probably could haul back home anything HAWAIIAN He drew sharp antagonism for veered more people away from a he bought. He got his wife's advocating forgiveness for Ger productive retirement than any consent to tap their savings for mans and the German nation after other one thing. $500 to start his buying_ CARNIVAL $699* World War II. His position re Mr. Willard J. Douglas has "There were some confusing Includes round trip jet from Boston, vio United Airlines, 2 meols doily, mained tmchanged In the face of solved the problem. And he has weeks after that," he· explains. stghtseeing, transfers, deluxe hotels, 3 nights las Vegas, 7 ntghts Honolulu, 3 . criticism by Jews, victims of the done it in a pile of debris. "I had our backyard looking like nights Son Francisco. (In las Vegas - ringside tables for big name dinner shows . Nazis and anti-Germans among the He got his idea from a story a dump heap. I was tagging each No charge for all foods and be~roges in Los Vegas). general public, bui at the end in the paper that told of a path item with its purchase price, and *plus transportation toJf. many respected his peaceful that was to be cut through a I was hurrying all the time be• motives, which had also Jed him to section of his town for a highway. cause I couldn't" buy any item advocate nuclear disarmament. It was an old section, now largely until the wrecking started so I Lowest fares Sir Victor's publishing ·career slums but once an area of fash• had to be on hand as the bull ISRAEL - EUROPE ever ionable homes. The next day was marked by his publication of dozers got to an interesting via EL AL Israel Airlines a famous series Qf brllllantly he drove over for a look. building " wrl tten works on Sodallsm, "The "The old homes," he says, He had invested about $400 Yellow Books," which attacked the "looked pretty sad, what with Free Complete listings of his budget when he put his CRUISES T,ps on tippi"9-whot to woo, established order and Br! tlsh for their years of decline and their operation on a business basis. He eign pollcy between World Wars I slum tenants. But it seemed to leased a long-vacant lot for $40 and. II. me that surely they must still a month. He moved in all the He was himself the author of contain metalwork, handsome things now stored in his yard noteworthy essays dealing mostly door and window frames, and STUDENT TOURS and the additional things he Complete information and brochures with Interfaith relations. other things that could be bought bought. He turned a corner of as wreckage and resold as trea the lot into his sales Qffice, and ARISTA, BARRON, SIMMONS, UNIVERSITY, WEATHER PROJECT sures out of the past. hung a large painted sign out FUGAZV and GARDENS VOYAGE JERUSALEM - Leo Krown, "But more intriguing than the 1ront: "Treasures For Sale." former head of the Jewish homes were a couple of old Mr. Douglas apparently is do• Meteorological Service, will churches that also were doomed. ing all right. He has a new truck "Honeymoon· Trips Our Specialty'' direct a project for predicting the Both of them had magnificent on his lot, a mountain of "treas weather three months In advance. bells and enough stained glass ures." and is directing a crew Call Anytime · Research wlll test Krown' s theory for a cathedral " of three helpers while he scans that pressure systems In the area Mr. Douglas visited the offices the newspapers to see what prog between Israel and the Eastern of the three wrecking firms, in ress is going to tear down next. Zelda Kouffman c:r.c. Atlantic can be used to forecast volved in the demoli~ion, learned ( Certified Travel Counselor) general weatlier trends such as how he could gain access to the New GOLDEN YEARS 36-paQ'; booldet the extended drought which the buildings to make appraisals, and now r•crdr. S.nd 50c iD coin to Dept, CRANSTON TRAVEL-80l PARK AVE ., CRANSTON whom he could see to buy any cotmtry Is now believed to be en fs~':5• ~-~ S~:i=.i-lf'.!0 y!4:: Eves. !,y appointment 781-4977 tering. thing that struck his fancy. 17, N.YG~=. ,,
THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY1 MARCH 10, 1967 URGED TO TRADE LONDON-British industria lists were urged recently to dis -ORGANIZATION regard Arab boycott threats and to develop trade relations with Israel, which "can well be a better NEWS market than the Arab markets." =cRUISl!S Workmen's Circle Plans Don't miss the boat! Annual Purim Party Send for our free booklet Bridal ·Portraits CRUISES & TOURS EVERYWHERE Members of the Workmen's and Circle In Rhode Island will hold · "It pays 1a call Price their annual. Purim Party, spon PRICE IS RIGHT'' sored by the Providence District Candids Committee, on Sunday, March 19, ar 8 p.m. ar the Jewish Community PRICE TRAVEL I / DE.1-59~ Cenr.r on Sessions Street. The full-length film, "The Inherit .,:,;.-;,~,. 831-5200 abermann ance," produoed by the Amalga -BUSY StNCL 18H mated Clolhlng Workers Union, ~ l$Jl .: 77 t, Hop,· St will be shown. ltpresentsahlstory '•:tn ~~\" Prov1dt•n
{6: 15 P. M . to l A.M.) Champagne and Hors WINTER ADULT SERIES d'Oeuvre Party - Gourmet Dinner - Dancing to $7so Dick Show Quartet - All-Star Fl oor Show - The ftnal session in the Winter Midnight·Swim Per Person THE WEEK'S LETTER: a 16 year old. If it is true, your Serles sponsored by the Adu! t Edu Plus Tax & Tip "Please help me. I have a 16- parents have a real problem. cation Committee at Temple Sinai year-old brother whom I con- Your parents may feel they will be held on Saturday afternoon, sider almost stupid. When he are doing the best they can March 11, at 4:30p.m.atthehome. 00.YALTY FOR A DAY comes home he acts like he is the under the circumstances. If they of Rabbi and Mrs. Jerome S. Gur (Tuesday & Wednesday, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M .) ·steam 'boss' of me and my younger have -a problem with a boy who land, n Garden Hills Drive, Room - Lockers - So lt Wate r Indoor Pool - P ing Pong - Sun Deck - Coffee Shop - TV sister. My mom and dad say leaves home, apparentlytheytry Cranston. Prof. SldneyGoldstein, Lounge - Massage available $3.50 Per Person - Per Doy they are through with him when to make him want to stay home. chairman of the Sociology Depart- · he Is awliy. and that he's good- In any event, they should not • ment of Brown University, will for-nothing. But, when he comes be unfair lo you and your speak Informally on the subject of Reservations Only Special Holiday Rote, home, they seem to worship him young sister. They are creating' "The Jew and the Secular Com 90 Minutet from Providence via 5',per-highwoys and to forget about us. When he a new problem and most.likely muniry-tlie Problem of Inter For Reservations and Rates Call ATiantic 9-1333 bothers us, they never tell him to not solving the other one. marriage." (No charge local call) stop. They act as If ii ls our Try to get along with your Anyone who Is . lnterestad is - OR SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT - fault, and I know ii ls not. When brother - and your parents. invited to at11end. he's home, everything he says Give every one concerned the 'goes'. What can we do but least possible reason lo be PIONEER WOMEN BOARD MAGNOLIA MANOR obey?" unhappy with you. The Board of Pioneer Women OUR REPLY: When you say " _yov ha ..... '•¥09• problem you want to will meet at the tiome of Mrs. MAGNOLIA, MASS. he is "away" do you mean that !~~.,~~-~ ,:",cr■ ':V,..:,"o;1~u,";;;...:!t:;~ Charles Lappin, 246 Fourth Street, he leaves home for a period of caMMUNIIY ANO suou-N NHS snv,q. on Thursday, Marci, 16, at 1:30 time? This is rather unusual for FIIAM 1liE RHODE ISLAND 'HERALD1 FRIDAY1 MARCH 101 1967 7 Herald subscribers comprise excellent results, advertise In an active buying market. For ~he Herald. Call 724-0200. SINGLE ADULTS BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CLUB of JCC PURIM DANCE PARTY by Leonard Lyons Sunday, March 12, 8: 15 to 11: 30 P.M. Mrs. Adam <.;tayton Powell ts & Moments.'• Miss Shepard sa!d Georgian Ballroom Crown Hotel Telltng All-more than she told she'd never· dreamed such a fan- ( Downtown Providence) tbe Congressional Committee, tastlc coincidence could happen about Ufe With Adam-to the during a car ride. ' MUSIC by Bob Benton Ladles Home Journal • .•Pablo . · "And the car, don't forget,'' Hamentoshen & Wine - Free Checking - Free Parking Casals was to enter the hospital In Taylor added, "Isa Rolls-Royce." San Juan last week, for· prostate Jack Valenti's latest woe ls the DONATION - 1. 99 surgery ..•Vladimir Horowitz scene In "St, Valentine's Day ls arranging for a series of con- Massacre" which has Jason Ro- . certs In nearby cities, this spring. bards, as Capone, using a word The pianist returns to Carnegie never before used In a movte- f KOSHER Hall ln the fall • .. LBJ ls putting except by Initial . .. MGM's s J U LI E DELICATESSEN a trip to Europe on his travel • Playtape signed The Beatles and schedule before summer. Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass ..• Barbra Streisand's first per- The Royal Dahomey Pofl~ and . ENGAGED-Mr. and Mrs. Morris 731 HOPE STREET 621-9396 formance since the birth of her Mllltary Band supplled the music Sudman of Cleveland, Ohio, an child will be at the Waldorf's at "The Comedians" party before n01mce the engagement of their March 12 "Evening with Pat the Richard Burtons flew to Eng- daughter, Adrienne, to Michael Neal," for the N. Y. Assn. for land. The ma!n course consisted Berlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvtng Brain-Injured Children ... Be- of two lambs cooked on an open Berlin, 84 Sterling Street, Paw cause of her Impending mother- fire. tucket. hood Luci J. Nugent canceled her WIit Chamberlain, who decided Miss Sudman ls a graduate of agreement to be hostess at Sonny against fighting for the heavy- Ohio State University and ls pres & Cher's April 11 party for the weight title, also spurned Frankie ently teaching In the Euclid School BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON Austin premiere of their "Good Lalne's urging that they try be- System. Mr. Berlin, a graduate of YOUR CHOICE Times" fllm ... Joanna Petitwlll coming comedians. Laine was Providence College, ls now a record an album of Shakespeare wtlllng to try. Chamberlain re- senior at the Ohio College of ballads for United Artists. fused: "Who wants the distinction Podiatry. His fraternity ls Kappa TONGUE SANDWICH 85( The Frenchmen present!n City of being the tallest comic ever to Tau Epsilon. WITH CUP OF SOUP Hall didn't translate this response bomb at the Copa." A May 28th wedding ls planned. by Marc.Chagall In accepting from Julie Andrews' first leading Mayor Undsay the city's top role was In the musical, "The Boy The threeco-starsoftheforth SPICED BEEF SANDWICH medal: "Americans are such good Friend." She may do the movie 75( comtng Broadway play: "The Un WITH COLE SLAW OR POTATO SALAD people," Chagall began. "AndUfe version with Tommy Steele,who's employed Saint,' are Shelley Ber ls much more fantastic than Art. now filming ' 'Half a Sixpence" ... man, Jackie Vernon and Dorothy KOSHER - LEAN - SLICED - SA VE 71 c When I was a child at my mother's For his Battle of Gettysburg scene Louden. All three are alumni of I bosom, In a village where the In the movie, "Robert E. Lee,'' the late Blue Angel nightclub. The I, houses are so small, who would director Roger Corman wlll use ,alaries paid all three totaled $800 ever dream that one day rd be In 15,000 VMI and Citadel students a week. SPICED BEEF I . a great city with the tallest sky- ... Tony Bennett has never s1mg Natslav Roscropovtch, the So KOSHER scrapers-receiving anaward In Europe. He'll make his first viet cellist, Invited Israel! vto from Its mayor ••. " trip In May, concerts In six co1m- llnist ltzhak j'erlman to play FULL POUND Museum officials are positive tries, with Co1mt Basie. Brahms Double Concerto wtth him TONGUE 1· that the anonymous donor of the Geraldine Brooks Just received at Carnegie Hall March 7 • • • I $5,000,000 for the National a postcard from ColllerY01mg, the Elaine Strltch wlll play the Rosa WHILE THEY LAST - ONLY KIND AVAILABLE Gallery's Leonardo 0a Vinci producer-director. The card had llnd Russell role In the City painting ls Mrs. Mellon Bruce . . . on It a color photo of Yo1mg's Center's revival of "Wonderful Lou Gossett, who starred on house. He Inscribed It, "The Town" . . . Rocky Marciano had POTATO BLINTZES Broadway In "My SWeet Charlle" Former Home of Ida Lupino end his first taste of tequila at the and "Zulu & the Zayda,'' tested Joan Fontaine" .. . Both ladles Chateau Madrid, then announced: his new folksinging act at The Bit- are his ex-wives. "Anyoni: want to go 15 ro1mds?" WATCH FOR NEXT WEEK 'S _ ..lllr End re~ntly •.. Os~ar Werner Cyrll Rltchard ls directing and Peter Ustinov, told NBC's Ed BIG ANNIVERSARY AD · --- will make his U. s. stagedebutfor playing two roles-"Bottom" and Newman: "My fatherwa~ British, .-- Impresario Jay K. Hoffman at "Oberon"-ln "Midsummer with a German passport. My uncle LOOK FOR OUR BIG, BIG BARGAINS Town Hall March 25. The pro- Night's Dream" at Stratford, ls Canadian but lives In N. Y. My IN NEXT WEEK 'S JEWISH HERALD gram: "An After-Dinner Evening Conn. . . . Lee Hazlewood, who other 1mcle ls Argentine and my with Oskar Werner." la1mched Nancy Sinatra's career, aunt ts Lebanese. There ls no Ex-Ambassador H. J. Taylor Just recorded a duet with her, National Anthem which sets my dined with Elaine Shepard the other "Summer Wine" ... John Her- foot tapping . .. " night. They drove down 5th Ave. bert, the former Inmate of a where Miss Shepard's eyes sud- Canadian prison, Just Joined die denly were riveted on Doubleday's Actors Studio's playwrights unit. AUTO window: Her new book, "The Doom Herbert wrote the new off-Broad- The Herald is now accepting Pussy,'' wasdlsplayedthere. Also way hit, "Fortune and Men's INSURANCE "Younger Set" Photos l.a.w quarterly payments LAST WEEKS for accident-free drivers. For early publication and ~or our Files TCROSSWORD "PUzZLE ANSWER. Member Downtown Parking Plan INSURANCE The R. I. Jewish Herald MAS • ?1.-:.w ACROSS DOWN 18. Minced M& F AGENCY INC BO DE • A i l AS 1. Public l . Volcano oath E V I L C R E MAILING ADDRESS : BOX 6063, PROVIDENCE, R. I. notices of Sicily: 19. Used up $LI T• -SA0 M P A N 331-9427 PLANT AND OFFICE : HERALD WAY (OFF WEBSTER ST.) 4. T aste var. 20. Spanish I L E ET • st ME 131 Washington St 7,0oze 2. Properly hero R E SI OuE D ~ [ PAWTUCKET, R. I. T l DAL Providence 8.-- of transfer 21. Accu AWL T IR AD ES habeus 3. Coverlets mula.te RH EA ■ 0 S A LE corpus 4. Aquatic 22. Straight co AS TS• S H I N 10. Chang.1 28 2, 30 SI UNITED PASSOVER APPEAL group ~ ~ 32 n 34 38.Browna % Jewish Family & Children's Service In the ~ 35 31, 31 sun ~ 333 Grotto Avenue Providence, R.I. 02906 39. Greedy 38 39 40.Man's ~ EDMUND WEXl£R name ~ ~ JOHN NEWMAN ◄O "'"ldent HERMAN L GOIDIHG Treaturer , 41. Cherished ~ ~ 0"1 ~ F2 S..Ntary, ACSW animal J = ~ ----~~ ------~======-=;:-:-:-:-~Si 4 x:zz:_ _ s;ee______--· ...... r•~-·------::;:..---·-= ==\/=,==·,-.--:::-,- 8 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY1 MARCH 10,-1967 .Survey Seeks Motivations For Israeli 'Brain Drain' Hello Again! NEW YORK-The Israeli Gov Israelis In this country who have ernment has conducted a sury~ completed their studies but, for In the United States to determine varlous reasons, have not replied Sports News By Warren Walden the reasons for the "brain drain" to questionnaires sent out by hl_s of professionals and students who New York office.Mr. Ben-Zvl said. work or study In the United States, While the latter group maylnclude MAKE AMILLION-Youprob that a $100,000 player can't play and to encourage them to return to many Israelis who have no Inten ably could If you could master the his position. I think I could do It Israel. Special offices to aid the tion to return to Israel, the ma art of being a "swltch pl tcher." for that money. return . of the trained Israelis to Jorlty of the 1,500 Israeli profes Mr. John H. Rooney, who qualifies GRACE PERSONIFIED-Down Israel, where they could contrlb sionals working In the United States himself at the top of his letterhead through the years graceful first ute to the country's development, Indicated by their answers thatthey as "Warwick's Independent Man, basemen have provided many of have been established In New York do pl an to go back to Israel. Of the 1959-1967 Official Rhode Island the beautiful plays In the game. and Los Angeles, with a branch In total of those 1,500, all but 15 per Ambassador Of Goodwill," calls From the little fellows such as Tel Aviv aiding the project by,ar cent have retained their Israeli It "an orlglnal Florlda million George Sisler and Stuffy Mcinnes ranglng Jobs, homes, and on,er citizenships, Ben-Zvl stated. dollar suggestion" In a letter from to the railer targets like Bill facilities for the returnees. N. Miami Beach. Mr. Rooney Terry and Lou Gehrig and Hank He disclosed also that a study Some results of the survey were writes an ambidextrous letter, attempting to trace the motivations Greenberg, the first-sacker shift ~ealed this week by Abraham using both rlght and left hands In Ing feet In ballet style or making for continued or permanent resi- Ben-Zvl, American representative excellent leglbleform. HeattaJned a long stretch ro dig one our of the of. the Israeli Ministry of Labor, dence In this country l:!y both the accomplishment at the age of dirt has played a big role In making ~CED-Mrs. Maurice Kay of who Is In overall charge of the stude!)ts and professionals was 83 ,and says In addition to wrltlng the game attractive, Babe Ruth 119 Elton Street announces the en project, with anofflcelnNewYork. I aunched by the Israel Govern with both rlght and left hands, he was clever around first base with gagement of her daughter, He said he has found that there ment. The study Is now being con can also throw a baseball with a smoothness of motion that made MarJorle Ann, to Remmie Jay are 2,000 Israeli students In the ducted by the Bureau of Applied either. "What a man at 83 can the dlfflcul t plays seem easy, Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis· United States, of whom the ma Social Research of Cohnnbla Uni accomplish, surely a youth of 12 Jimmy Foxx and Rudy York vio A, Brown of 74 Humboldt Avenue. jority, 1,100, are graduate students versity. He said that the United or 15 years can do the same thing," lated many of the principles set Miss Kay Is also the daughter of or men andwomenengagedlnpost States Government has underwrlt wrltes Mr. Rooney. "It would be down by the Jake Dauberts and the late Or. Kay. doctoral studies. In addition, 1,500 ten this project, believing that the sensational to see a good 'swltch Hal Chases as have some of the She Is a graduate of Hope High Israelis are In this country, having study may brlng our motivational pltcher' who could pitch to either behemoths who have been placed School and a member of the Junior completed their studies and work Information relating, lngeneral,to a rlght or left-handed batter. Such at first base Just to have them In class at the University of Rhode Ing here In varlous professional the researches Into reasons why a fellow could even fool the the lineups for their hitting power. Island. Mr. Brown, also a grad pursuits. Among the latter, 40 varlous countrles are threatened 'switch-batter'. Ir wouldn't be Back when the Eastern League uate of Hope High School, Is an percent are engineers, 10-15 by "brain drain." necessary to take a pitcher out of played In Providence at Kinsley alumnus of Dean Junior College and percent are physicians, and 20 per a game as they do now. You can Park, It was the first-base play of a junior at Parsons College, Falr cent are scientists, artists and so DUBLIN'S IRISH JEWS make_ a 'switch-pitcher' just as Joe Rodrlquez that created more t'.leld, Iowa. cial scientists. DUBLIN-The Jewish Com easy as a 'switch-batter' and all Interest and excitement than did D.A, Gunning Photo There are al so about! ,000 other munity of Ireland dates back to the It needs Is the patience and self the home run hiners. Middle Ages , and numbers today willed determination ro succeed." SAY IT ISN'T SO-Let's hope about 5,400 persons, most of them So writes Mr. Rooney. that Mickey Mantle wlll not be one living In this capital city. An Idea-So there's an an Idea of those misplaced first-basemen. for you boys. Learn to pitch with Let us hope that he will carry Grand Tour either arm and otter something grace and smoothness and the new and different and sensational ability that enabled him to drift ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED WF In baseball. As Mr, Rooney sug after a lofty fly or race after a Mr, and Mrs. Louis Gilbert - of 48 Roger WIiiiams Circle, gests, "Jr' s a million dollar line-drive, with him to the Infield. idea." However. as ttz said that What a pity If one of the great Cranston, announce the engage there's nothing new under the Sun, reputations In baseball slides Into ment of their daughter, Paula Ruth, Europe the Idea of an ambidextrous pitch disrepute as a player who dese to Richard S. Lewis, son of Mrs. er Is not without precedent. crates the memories of the clever Ruth Rabinowitz and the late Her Back there somewhere In the misty fleldlng first seekers of the past. man Fuchs of 2786 Park View Ter -21 DAYS- past, Johnny Glover claimed he What a pity that baseball shouldbe race, Bronx, N.Y. could pitch with either arm when forced to use an Incompetent any Miss Gllbert,acumlaudegrad he was In Tim O'Nell's Inde where, Let's hope Mickey fools uate of Classical High School, pendent Amateur League at old all the critics who think he can't spent her Junior year of study In Davis Park. I don't recall that do It. France and In June will graduate magna cum laude from New York Johnny went up the baseball ladder WITH AN EAR TO THE l to any great extent and don't re University. A finalist for a Wood / '8-39 GROUND-(Thls Is what I found.) row Wilson National Fellowship, member whether he wa; a right Father Walter Heath, who ls Inter- hander learning to throw left she will enter graduate school In l , ested In teaching youngsters how September for a doctorate In d handed or a southpaw striving to to play hockey, was a recent fea throw equally as well with his French. ' Leaving" from Boston _July 21 tured speaker at Temple Emanu Mr. Lewis,_ a graduate· of De 'I right. Maybe he Just wasn't El; referred -with praise several effective enough either wa y, Mr . Witt Clinton High School, holds a • Personally escorted times to Gen. Leonard Holland and B .s. degree In Labor Economics i Rooney's letter Is a good one and R.I. Reds goal Judge Joe Waldman: by the suggestion promising for some from New York University and I Gen, Holland at on·e time having ' Dorothy Ann Wiener young fellow out there somewhere will receive a Bachelor of Laws I I more time for Interest In hockey If he can accomplish It. degree from Brooklyn Law School at the Shipyard Rink . . . · "The - visiting TO BE OR NOT TO BE-The In June, 1968. He Is the grandson ~ positive always overcome• the of Mrs. Dora Levin of the Bronx •FRANCE •SWITZERLAND CONTACT stories are many concerning whether or nor Mickey Mantle will negatlve--Courage overcomes and the late Morris Levin. !' •HOLLAND fearl"-CARRY ONI I •ITALY be able to play first base. Base A June II wedding Is planned. •ENGLAND ball writers must be hungry for ~,\ • something to write about. They're Russia, Egypt Sign Joint Defense Pact saying that the second-baseman f Includes,- •Round Trip Jet BEIRllf, Lebanon--Sovlet The pact provides for a Joint wlll have to play out of position ~ • All First Closs Hotels Russia and Egypt have concluded military chief command In the and that the catcher and pitcher I a defense pact, under which Mos- event of an attack on Egypt. Thus, •Sightseeing •Meals, Tips. wlll also help with Mickey at the cow Is pledged to come to the aid Egypt Is reported to have approved Initial cushion. I don't think he'll of Abdul Nasser In the event his the establishment of a Sovletport Call for Itinerary be that bad. If he Is clumsy and reglme Is In danger of being over- base In MarsaMatruchandln Sudl ELLIOT F. SLACK awkward, It wlll be a shame. A thrown, the newspaper .. Al Nadua0 Sarani on the Mediterranean, a shame for baseball and a shame ,, 1018 INDUSTRIAL BANK BLDG. published In Saudi, discloses. submarine base In Alkazlr on the PRICE TRAVEL __ DE 1-2422 The newspaper, which bases Its Red Sea as well as areas of land SUN LIFE ASSURANCE To Hold Parade report on reliable diplomatic on which the Russians wlll build sources, adds that the pact was modern air. fields foll Jet bombers. '> 776 Hope Street • 831-5200 COMPANY OF CANADA In Jerusalem signed In December 1965 during JERUSALEM - The Israel Nasser's visit ro Moscow. It adds One of the most significant t Government Intends to go through that Egypt has placed at Moscow's clauses In the pact Is Egypt's con PASSOVER-'67 ..Ji~~ PASSOVER-'67 with Its plans to hold this year's disposal a number . of military sent -to facilitate Soviet Russia's ! bases which are operating under penetration In Aden soon after Its ) lndependenee Day parade In Jeru ) ''K'S Millis, Mass. salem, In spite of protests by the supervision of Soviet experts. evacuation by the British. Novl'-' KE 6-1011-376-8456 •' Jordan. • SynogogveondSen,ic»sonPr.miles Reaction by political circles • Trodmonal Socio, S..-vices by PromiMnt here followed a note the Jordanian FRED SPIGEL'S • Cantor ond Robbi, Open to the Public Government sent to United States Spociol Entortoinmont ond Social Prog,om Doily _secretary-General U Thant, pro Kosher CuWne and Service at its Best testing the plans by Israel to hold KOSHER MEAT MARKET HAVING A PARTY? LET US DO THE COOKING the parade In Jerusalem. 243 RESERVOIR AVE., PROVIDENCE HO 1-0425 Political circles here stressed that Israel Is entitled to hold the parade In the capital In accordance OPENS TUESDAY with the 1949 armistice agree ment with Jordan,butmustexclude EACH TRINITY SQUARE from the city heavy arms such ~ CRIA,;r c"HEESE ~-~z 11 ~ REPERTORY'S as planes and ranks, which will be omitted from the parade. Asserting that there Is "no hint of provocation whatsoever nor ~~ll~OVA ¼ THE BIRTHDAY PARTY any desire to show off" In the ~ LOX lb.191 ~ by Harold Pinter · decision to hold the parade In Jerusalem, the Israeli circles England's most controversia_l playwright described the parade plans as ''legitimate." * * * * * * Last year, the decision by the ~ R';~~rRolled Beef lb.1.89 ~ 4 wks. T~es.- Sat. 8:30 Sat Matinees 2:30 Government to cancel the parade In Jerusalem a<1d hold It In Haifa MARCH 14 thru APRIL ,8 Instead gave rise to a storm of opposUlon protests. The Govern - BLACK ANGUS TRINITY SQUARE PLAYHOUSE• 7 Bridgham St. 9 - ment was accused of giving In to foreign pressures and threats. 351-4242 Cooked Corn Beef 1b_ For news of your organiza ~ I. 9~ Box Office Rm "A" The Arcade tion, read The Herald. I[,,,,,,,,,,,~ THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1967 9 · SWIM CLASSES Subscribe to the Herald! YWCA swim classes.are begin ORGANIZATION NEV.VS . ning at the Johnson and Wales ' . .,, Pool In downtown Providence, at the South Providence Boys' Club Hobby Show Planned Hope Chapter #735 and at the Pawtucket-Central Falls For Senior Citizens Plan.s Paid-Up Dinner YWCA Building. A class for teen Rhode Island senior citizens age· non-·swtmmers Is scheduled a t are Invited to P!'rticlpate In a Hope Chapter 11735 B'nai, 6:30 p.m . on Tuesdays.followed by state-wide senior citizens' hobby B'r lth Women will have their an family swimming from 7 to8p.m., show on Friday and Saturday, . • nual paid-up membership dinner and a women's non-swimmer class March 17 and 18 . The show Is open ·meeting on Wednesday, March 15 , at 8 p.m. Junior classes are held to men and women 60 years of age at the Eden Park School, 180 Oak- dur!ng the afternoon. Those Inter and over who have Imaginative and land Avenue, Cranston, at 6:30 ested may register at the YW CA, Interesting hobbles. p.m. Mrs. Samuel Kopel, mem- United Fund agency, at 54Jackson > Open to the public, the hobby bershlp chairman, will be assisted Street. show Is sponsored by the YWCA by Mesdames Samuel Perelman, of Greater Rhode Islandandwiil be Arnold Bigney, Stephen Wasser, SABBATH OBSERVANCE held In the YWCA gymnasium at Milton Ettinger, Joseph Lenz, WEDDINGS· BAR MITZVAHS 28 Adar I AND SPECIAL PARTIE~ 62 · Jackson Street, which will be Gerald Staub, Bernard Pierce and ndl ellghting Time-5:29 p.m decorated for St. Patrick's Day Morton Kessler, who wlllcoordln- JOHN C. FORYS Prop. lD!der the chairmanship of Teresa ate the dinner. . Castano Clanfaranl, local artist. Mrs. Norbert I 'IllE RHODE 1SLAW HERA1D1 PRIDAY1 MARCH• lO, 1967 ll fReadiustment' Of Israeli Sen-Gurion Recalls Romance Economy Seen Indispensable During Visit To NewYorlc MIAMI BEACH, Fla.-An Jews from Syria, Egypt, Iraq, NEW YORK-David Ben-Gurt- nadon and make Its conttibudon Indispensable fact or In reha Ubya andYemen,aswellasothers on, welcomed as Israel's patti- to world peace only through the bllltadng the survivors of the Nazi from Tunisia, Morocco and Al- archal statesman, recalled last pursuit of excellence lneducadon, holocaust Is the consolidation of geria. week another visit 52 years ago science and Intellectual ,Israel's . economic framework, "Israel," Mr. Rothberg con- when he was welcomed without" activities." Samuel Rothberg told the Israel tlnued, "wlll provide the passport or visa,asarefugeefrom Mr. Ben-Gurton left for Miami Bond Organization last week at pioneering people and most of the Turkish oppression. Beach on the first leg of a three- the Fontainebleau Hotel. Chair scientific and technical know-how. "I met an American Jewish week tour of the United States on man of the International con What It needs from us Is the In- girl here and fell In love " he behalf of the United Jewish Ap- ference of Israel Bonds, he vestment capt ta! for develop- said, and his wife, Paula: still peal's campaign for $75,620,000. addressed 3,000 American and ment.'' dark-haired and lively, added: At the press gathering at the Canadian Jewish leaders. Mr. Rothberg praised the fore- "'This Is our 50th wedding annl- Plaza Hotel, his mind was on the He said that Israel Is sight of former Premier David versary." past. He recalled that he came to confronted with problems of re Ben-Gurlon, who opened the first It turned out It wasn' t really. New York during World War I adjusting ·her economy to eliminate Israel bond campaign In this 'They were married on March 17. with the late lzhak Ben-ZVI, who temporary unemployment and prq country In 1951 during a visit to Mrs. Ben-Gurton said, "Make out became Israel's second president, vice the expansion of Industrial New York. From then until the that the anniversary Is now, while after they were expelled from Pal- production for export to Improve end of last year, more than $900- we are In New York." 'They In- estlne by the Turks for attending a her bat ance ot trade. Annual lsr ael mllllon In Israel bonds were sold. dulged In the nostalgic backward Zionist congress. bond campaigns have become the Later at a reception Mr. Ben- TO PLAY DOROTHY-Lori Ann look at a press gathering to cele- From Palestine, they made major single source of funds for Gurlon was given a large, leather- Solinger, the II-year-old daughter brate the publication of "Days of their way to Egypt, where they were the development of Israel's bound testimonial volume, 20 by of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Solinger David Ben-Gurton," a pictorial arrested by British authorities as economy, he said. 24 Inches, containing the names of 48 Chestnut Avenue, Cranston, history of the life of the 80-year- Turkish nationals, sl-nce Turkey II Describing· the burden borne by of 80,000 persons who purchased will take the role of Dorotby 1n old former Premier, published by and Britain were then at war. An the people of Israel In the rescue Israel bonds In honor of his 80th "The Wizard of Oz" on March II Grossman Publishers. American consul Intervened, Mr. \ · and resettlement of victims of birthday. and 12. The TAM Repertory Play- At another gathering at the Ben-Gurion sald,andtheymanaged Nazi persecution, Mr. Rothberg As a special tribute, SO roses ers' performance of the classlc Twentieth Century Fund, and later to get to the United States aboard t· said Israel, since her establish were presented to Mrs. wlll be given at the Warren High at a dinner with the Advisory 8 Greek ship. I ment as a nation on May 14, 1948, Ben-Gurlon by the bond leaders to School Auditorium. Lori Ann, a Board of the Israel Education Fund, At Ellis Island, he said, "the had received and provided a new commemorate the fact that the student at Eden Park School, Mr. Ben-Gurton explained the first official who spoke · to me home for about 1.3 million Immi Ben-Gurions will celebrate their s tudie s ballet at Barrington Col- purpose of his visit to the United addressed me In Turkish. He grants, and, despite her heavy 50th wedding anniversary during lege. She has performed at the States. thought I was Turkish. Then he defense burdens and economic their current visit to the United Worlds' Fair and the Warwick "I believe," he said, "that Is- turned me over to an English- problems, had taken In most of States. Musical Theatre. rael can become an Important speaking official. I knew only a the Jews from Poland, Czecho ------few words of English but, even slovakia, Germany. Austria, Yu though I had no passport or visa, goslavia and Bulgaria, and those he only asked me one question: who were able to leave Hungary and Austria Seeks Extradition Of Commandant 1 How ol d are you?' Rumanla. "Twenty-six, I answered, and He said Israel had also pro RIO DE JANEIRO-Extradition denied complicity In mass mur After. years of searching, In he admitted me to New York. I vided homes for almost all ot the proceedings were begun last week ders . They said he made the 1964 Mr. Wlesenthal was told by a think he was a Zionist." by the Au strl an Government tollowlng statement: woman who said she was a cousin "In those days," he said, 14pro against Franz Stangl, Identified as "I only obeyed orders, which of Stangl's wife that the Stangls gresslves In America were an AFL-CIO Urges U. S. the commandant of the concentra at times came from the Fuhrer were In Brazil. Some remarks by archists. The girl I tell In love tion camps at Treblinka and himself, for I was an oberleutnant Mr. Wlesenthal to the press about with was an anarchist. Emma Gold Not To Aid Aggressors Sobldor during World War II. He In the Gestapo," Nazis, on the previous day, had man was her heroine. I said to BAL HARBOR, Fla.-The ex was arrested by the Brazilian At the war's end, according to prompted her approach. her: 'Usten, Paula, If you agree ecutive council ot the American Federal Security Police In Sao the dossier, he went to Berlin, A day later the former Gestapo to marry me, you must be prepared Federation of Labor-Congress of Paulo on Feb. 28 at the request of then became a vagabond until the member 11:ave Mr. Wlesenthal the to go with me to Palestine. There Industrial Organizations, meeting the Austrian Government, after occupation, when he was arrested address ot the man Identified as Is no electricity there and none of here, adopted a five-point state years ot Investigation by the head and sent to a prison camp. After Stangl . the things you are used to.' ment on the mounting threat to of the Jewish Documenta t ion three years there, It says, Stangl According to the authorities, • 'She agreed. Two months after peace In the Middle East. The Center In Vienna, Simon Wlesen escaped and eventually came to Stangl said he arrived at Santos we had married, I got word that statement declared: thal. Brazil. aboard the Italian liner Paulo Tos the Jewish Leglonwastobeformed "I. The executive council views The prisoner, who had lived In The man Identified as Stangl canelll In 1951. and I went to her to say, 'I have I wt th deep concern the systematic Brazil with his wife and three was held Incommunicado at first All ot Stangl's papers were In enlisted In the Jewish Legion and Intensification of Soviet Intrigue daughters since 1951, worked at and later flown secretly to the name of Paul ·stangl. Paul Is you must go with me to Palestine.' In the Middle East during the the Volkswagen do Brasil plant In Brasilia, where he Is being In his middle name. Stangl had no "She cried, but she went. And past year ;-especially In Egypt and Sao Paulo at thetlmeofhlsan-est. terrogated. police record In Brazil. His neigh In 1953, when I de~-i:o· gl\'e-up Syria: He Is being kept under maxlmun, Austria has no extradition ' bors In a Sao Paulo suburb, Brook as Prime Minister and go to the_ " "2. Notes-the repeated acts of security In Brasilia, the capital. treaty with Brazil, but the Inter lyn, described him as quiet and Negev:-she went there.'' aggression by the Syrian regime Federal security police are said national principle of reciprocity Industrious. Governor Nelson E. Rocke against Israel, thereby threaten to be Interested In his knowledge would apply In such cases. Mrs. Stangl, a stocky, gray feller greeted the former Premier Ing the security and stability of of other former Nazis now living It was on Feb. 22, 1964 that haired woman, said she had met before he left New York. The the entire Middle East; In Brazil. Simon Wlesenthal learned that a her husband In Linz, Austria In Governor has been active In UJ A "3. Deplores Nasser's gas Ernst DI singer, the charge man believed to be Franz Stangl 193-4. They were married the next campaigns since he became the bombing of Ktaf Village on the d' affalres at the Austrian Embassy was working In Sao Paulo. year. first chalrmau llf the Appeal's Saudi-Yemen border and the pro here, said his Government had Mr. Wlesenthal was given the nonsectarian community commit "I do not know what Franz did vocative aggressive actions by Sy Initiated extradition proceedings. Information by a former member tee 1n 1946. chn1ng the war," she said. 0 We ria against Jordan calculated to Stangl, who escaped from an Aus of the Gestapo In return for a He visited Mr. Ben-Gurton at subvert and replace Its Govern lI'ian prisoner-of-war camp In promise to pay the Informer $7,000 did not have much contact. At times I received news that he was the Plaza Hotel , where he told him ment with a dictatorship which 1948, Is high on the list of war If Stangl was "brought to Justice.'' that the Herbert H. Lehman Memo would follow the warlike course criminals Issued by the Austrian Details of Mr. Wlesenthal's In Poland, other times In Holland. rial Award would be presented to In -1949, Franz returned home (to pursued by Damascus and Insti Government In 1962. activities In the search for Stangl hlm for distinguished humanitari Unz). He was very discouraged gated by Cairo: Austria wlll be assisted In the and other high Nazi officials are an achievements. and poorly dressed." "4. Draws particular attention legal proceedings by Evaristo de recounted In his forthcoming auto to the Incitement and menace of Morals Fllho, a Brazilian lawyer biography. Wby the apprehension She added that she did not be border warfare against Israel retained by six survivors of the of the suspect took three years Is lieve he was responsible for the Gallup Poll Finds Belief such as the lnfll tratlon of Its ter Treblinka camp now living In not made clear In an exceil>t mass murders of which he Is ac ritory for the perpetration of',\'ar Israel. published In the current Saturday cused. "He did not have that kind llke acts, the laying of mines and Mr. Morals said he had re Evening Post. of heart," she said softly. In Hereafter Declining other forms of aggressive action: ceived Instructions from his ST PAUL, Minn. - -America's "5. Urges the United States clients a month ago to look after Jewish and non-white minorities Government to adopt a strong stand their Interests In the case. Both Wiesenthal Expects 2nd Arrest show the most drastic decline In against such aggression, to refuse Brazilian and Austrian authorities belief In an afterlife, according to all economic and technical as here, as well as local Jewish In South America Of Ex-Nazi a Galluppoll sponsoredby"Catho llc Digest" magazine, published sistance t!> those countries spon groups, said theyhadnokriowledge AMSTERDAM, the Nether the size of Its membership. soring a policy of encouraging of Stangl• s presence In Brazil here. In comparison with a similar lands-Simon Wlesenthal, head of According- to Mr. Wlesenthal, survey conducted by the magazine border warfare and eliminating before the Austrian complaint, but the Jewish Documentation Center Kameradenwerk did the same sort their neighbors.'' the statement by Mr. Morals In In 1952, Jewish faith In a personal ----- In Vienna, said Sunday that anoth of work that the Odessa organi hereafter dropped from 35 per cent dicated that Stangl' s whereabouts er Important suspected war crimi zation did In Europe In the late had been known In some quarters. to 17 per cent, and the non-white nal would be arrested soon In 1940s and 1950s. Odessa was said group from 79 per cent to 61 per Anti-Vandalism Bill · The request forextradltlon ·South America. He said the man, to be the Initials for Organiza must be considered by the Supreme cent. whqm he would not Identify, worked tion der SS Angehorlge, or Organ Dr. Gallup's researchers, In Pends In Georgia Court ot Brazil within 60 days. for a branch of a German company. ization of SS (Elite Guard) mem During that period, under Bra both Instances, asked adult Amer ATLAITTA, Ga.-Three major Mr. Wlesenthal said during al\ bers. The group helpedwarcriml icans: "Do you think your soul faiths-Catholic, Jewish and Prot zilian law, the prisoner can be Interview that most of the war nals cross borders and found shel kept In custody. There appeared will live on after death?" About estant-have signified support ofa criminals In South America were ter for them, Mr. Wlesenthal ex 75 per cent of those who responded measure now pending In the to be no legal difficulties In the assisted by an organization that plained. way of the extradition. answered "Yes," a decltne of two Georgia State Legislature which he Identified as Kameradenwerk "Onen the war criminals were per cent from the poll of 14 years would make It a felony to deface Becaqse Brazil has no capital (Action for Comrades). presented by victims of Russian punishment, her laws stipulate that ago. or desecrate any place of worship. Mr. Wlesenthal described aggression and were supported by Percentages were down In House Blll No. 201, already no prisoner can be extradited un Kameradenwerk as a "very in charitable organizations," he add less the requesting country agrees almost every category: religious passed by the lower legislative fluential and dangerous organiza ed. denomination, sex, age,race,edu body, has been approved In a joint not to apply the death penalty. tion.'' He said he suspected that Mr. Wlesenthal said Odessa '--' Ausliia also has no death penalty. catlon and occupation, Income, city statement by the Catholic Arch It had good contacts In some di and Kameradenwerk "have been size and region. diocese · of Atlanta, the Atlanta According to the Brazilian plomatic missions In South Amer my enemies for 20 years.'' dossier on Stangl, he was born In Ten per centfewerwhltecollar Jewish Community Council and the ica. Kameradenwerk has branches workers believe In a hereafter Georgia Council of Churches, with Austria on March 26, 1908. The He said Kameradenwerk was a In most South American states, no dossier Indicates he was an Aus today than In the previous survey, an urgent appeal that It also be continuation of Fascist organiza tably Chile, Argentina, Brazil and and In both New England and the acted upon favorably by the Senate, trian police officer at the time of tions that operated In many South Paraguay, and cooperates with for the German occupation. He soon Pacific states . an 11 per cent These groups, In the first such American towns long before World mer Nazis In South Africa and the decline was reported; Inter-faith action, endorsed the . Joined the Gestapo, and rose ·.war II. He said he did not know United Arab Republic, he said. through the ranks from Informer Another conclusion was that measure as a means of discour belief In an afterlife apparently aging acts of vandalism against to captain In charge ot the con PRAISES TRUMAN struction of the camps at Treblinka TEL AVIV-Former Premier decreases with educatlon-butln churches and synagogues. Premier reiterated, "has helped creases with advancing age; that During the discussion of the and Soblbor, both of which he later David Ben Gurlon, on the' eve of ' Israel more than any other per commanded. his departure to the U. S., told belief Is higher among farmers bill In the House, Rep. Elllott son.'' Mr. Ben-Gurion once told than among professionals, and that Levitas of DeKalb County, one of Mr: Wlesenthal says he ls re newsmen that he has the highest the former U. S, President · that sponsible for the death of 700,000 regard for former President Tru more women than men are the bill's sponsors, pointed out he did not know what place he believers In an afterlife. that ,many such desecratlve acts Jews at the camps. man and the role he played In will hold In · American history but had occurred recently In the met According to federal the establishment of Israel. that he wlll remain "Immortal In Por news of -your· organiza ropolitan area. authorities In Sao Paulo, Stangl Prealdent Truman, the former our history." tion, read 1lte Herald. \ 11' Cong. Cell er Honored At Bnai Zion Dinner NEW YORK - Congressman Emanuel Geller, dean of the House of Representatives'llnd chairman of Its Judiciary Committee, charged that the "Palestine Liberation Army, which ts sending Its terror istic bands on missions of murder Into Israel, der1ves financial aid from the United Nations Rellef and Works Administration, through funds allocated for radons to Arab refugees.•• I ► Mr. Cellertoldl400personsat \ ,) tending the annual dinner of Bnal Zion, American fraternal Zionist ' organization, that members of the terrorist Arab army are being re cruited from the ranks of the Arab refugees. Despite strenuous ob jections, he said, UN funds are being spent for Arab refugees who are members of the army, wt th the excuse that they could not be MILTON JACOBS distinguished from ordinary ref ugees. Beth Torah To Honor Mr. Cell er was presented wt th the I 96 7 Bnal Zion American Immediate Past Heads Israel Friendship Award, a gold Temple Beth Torah-Cranston medal, In recognition of h Is Jewish Center wfll honor Its im services in strengthening the ties mediate past presidents, Milton between the two democracies. Jacobs and Sheldon Sollosy, at a Special messages lauding Mr. Testimonial Oneg Shabbat after the Celler' s long service In Congress Sabbath service on Fr1day, March or on behalf of Israel were sent 17. Mr. Jacobs was congregation to the dinner by President John president from 1958 to 1962, and son, Israel's President Zalman Mr. Sollosy, from 1962 to 1966. Shazar and Israeli Prime Minister Judge Frank Licht will be guest Levi Eshkol. Mr. Johnson noted speaker. Harold Tregar, also a in his message that ••no man in past president, will be chairman. the House of Representatives has 'BIRTHDAY PARTY' ATTRINITY-"TheBlrthdayParty"byHaroldPlnter will open Tuesday at the Trtnlty served longer or with greater ded ication to the publlc interest," JWV INSTALLATION DANCE Square Playhouse and wfll play through Aprll 8. Adr1an Hall Is director. Above, from left, seated are Sacktn-Shocket ]WV Post 533 Richard Kneeland, Pamela Payton-Wright and Cllnton Anderson; standing, Wllllam Cain and Marguerite Lenert. ANTIQUES SHOW will hold Its annual Installation The 13th annual Antiques Show dinner dance on Sunda~ March will be open from I p.m. to 10:30 19, at 7:30 p.m. In the Emerald p.m. weekdays and from I p.m . to Room, Congress Airport Motor 6 p.m. on Saturday at Rhodes-on Lodge. For the first time In the-Pawtuxet In Cranston, March Rhode Island JWV history, four 14-18. More than 20,000 Items col brothers are not only members of lected by 50 dealers will be dis the same lodge but have been Its played. The Junior League of commanders also. Commander Providence will use Its share of the elect Robert Penn will be Installed proceeds to sustain current com by the Regional JWV Commander. munity projects. The publlc ts Invited to attend. Real Estate Bias In Wayne Heard By New Jersey Court -~ ·~1 WA~, N.J .-The question natlng a group of club officers of bias In Wayne Township's ex as "class representatives" (reP cl us Ive Packanack Lake sec don resentatlves of the entire com again came under public scrutiny munity whose action binds the In a case Involving allegedly dis community) after ;he club was cr1mlnatory deed restrictions dropped as a defendant. which was heard by the State Su The Conovers and Mooneys perior Court's appellate division. shifted their legal attack when the A three-judge panel headed by club announced In court that It 'judge MIiton B. Conford reserved had no Intention of enforcing the , decision on an appeal to uphold covenants, and their attorney1 restrictive covenants In Packanack Burrell I, Humphreys of Wayne, property deeds. succeeded In substituting the "They are unquestionably null "class representatives" as defen- and void and no court will rule dants. · otherwise," he said of the deed Hutchinson argued that the de restrictions during the hearing. fendants were deprived of "due The question facing the court, process" by the lower court and however, is whether a lower said he appealed the case to pro court's ruling that the restrictions tect his cllents against Individual Star-Spangled Foundation are fllegal applies to the com judgments. munity at large, the 17 defendants You can start your new home with Savings Bonds right now- In the suit, or only In the case Hutchinson replied at that time of two couples who originally In that Lora was wrong because every and look how easy the Payroll Savings Plan makes it: itiated the litigation. It was noted. Individual ts free to obey or disobey the covenant since the club and Its Another lawsuit may be neces officers are no longerenforclnglt. There is nothing more disappointing than to discover the sary to determine whether all In Humphreys answered that this dividual property owners are bound home of your dreams, only to learn you don't have enough stance "is a sham and subter cash for the down payment. · by the decision, Judge Conford fuge" and that the appellants said. "are In fact extremely Interested Buying Bonds on the Payroll Savings Plan is one way to The two pl aintlff property own make certain your dreams come true. In enforcing the restr1ctive cov ers, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Con enants In the Packanack Lake com You can forget the worry of having money to save after over and Mr. and Mrs. John J. munity." Mooney, had contended In the the bills are paid. The money will be saved, automatically, He quoted an August, 1965, let beforehand. lower court that the covenant re ter of officers to the club mem quired all property owners and And your savings will build fast. With the new 4.15% their successors to be members bership which says In part: interest rate, Series E Bonds give you back $4 for every $3 of the Packanack Lake Country "Packanack Is the largest and in just seven years: Club and Community Association. most successful operation of Its Membership was controlled by type In the country and a great Bonds give you the good feeling, too, of knowing for sure deal of credit goes to the deed that your savings are safe. Your $4 for $3 return is guaran a committee which could bar mem restrictions which perpetuate bership and thereby admission to membership and support." teed by the U.S. Government. the community, they contended. It's important, too, that Bonds help protect your freedom In their complaint, the defen Judge Conford said that Fed to build your own home. They help keep AMERICA trie dants charged that the committee eral courts have just revised rules secure, free land you want for your family-maintain a "has repeatedly and continually, concerning class actions and that stable economy and back our men in Viet Nam. over the years, used national or rules of the state are not clear. igin, religion and race as a basis Humphreys then told the court , There's no better time than right now to start a financial for determining the qualifications that since class action Is In doubt, foundation to "build on." Sign up today for the Payroll for membership. he will file a motion to dismiss Savings Plan where you work. "Specifically, the association the appeal on the grounds that has, at various times, refused to "there are no aggrieved parties." admit persons of ltallan-Amertcan He argues that property titles, are background, Spanish-American or In doubt until the legal question Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Latin-American background, of ts cleared up. " the Jewish religion, andotherper Wayne was the scene of com The U.S. Oove,-nment does not pai, for thia advetti.,ement. sons who were not ·of a northern munity tensions and national pub f1 e"'rr:::::i et:;ar1m~~~"g"~ert'li: !dv:~rtfn~"C':,u!!':ft European, Christian background." llclty recently that stemmed from Charles W• 1Hutchlnson, repre an appeal by Newton MIi t er, formo!r senting the 17 defendants, claims Board of Education vice-president, that Superior Court Judge Eugene that two Jews be defeated In the" L. Lora was mistaken In · destg-. school board election. · . I THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1967 13 Deeter Compares Soviet Jewish Youth 41st YI VO Conference,.. Attracts Young Scholars NEW YORK-Scholars ,from the United States, Canada and Is To Maccabees, Calls Them 'Zionist' rael will presentpapersatthe4lst By MOSHE DECTER remaining Jewish community In, synagogue, and got her to agree annual conference of the YIVO In (Mr. Deeter Is director of Jew the world that Is still Zionist, In to take one of his manlfestoes out stitute for Jewish Research, to be ish Minorities Research for the the old, pure, romantic Messianic d the COIU!try with her. for pub held In New York from April 8 to American Jewish Congress. This sense. These yo1U1g people are lication In the United States. She 12, !twas anno1U1cedbyDr. Nathan article appeared In the Feb. 6 Issue true latter-day Maccabees, In their did so, and It subsequently Retch, chairman of YIVO' s Board of 'Congress bl-Weekly.') defiant resistance to spiritual at appeared In translation In The of Directors. In the current Issue of "Dis trition and cultural lmproverlsh Jewish News of Detroit, her home Dr. Reich, Professor of Econo sent," the well-known Democratic ment. town, on October 23, 1964. It ls mics at HIU!ter College, expressed Socialist periodical, Stanley Plast Every so often we hear stories a searing Indictment of Soviet satisfaction that the program re rlk, writing of his recent visit of courageous Individuals whose anti-Semitism and a sta1U1ch vin flects YIVO' s success In attracting to the U,S,S,R,, observes: " ... personal acts can, In Soviet cir dication of the historic and abiding yo1U1ger scholars to Its work. Most Yet many yo1U1g Jews, Including cumstances, only be calledherolc. association of the Jewish people of the speakers are In their thirties l I' I Your Money's Worth (Continued From Pap 6) company. The ratio won't appear HARRY GOLDEN '1f adjustment for your company,' In an ann\181 report, but you can you · can assume It was a bad calculate It by dividing the current year." Or you can simply market price of a share of your The Parents And The Teachers turn to the record Itself and stock by the company's 1966 judge. per-share earnings noted In the The goals for annual reports earnings r e p or t. 1be average. finally are becoming readablllty, price-earnings ratio today for-ihe M Mf '. .: :[Ifl.t'tfkil4Wt 4:4f$£P,&lf$..,~~ fairness, completeness, simpli 30 stocks In the Dow-Jones Indus · My local newspapers are ft1led ·a• soon as possible. city. And cor;porations are com trial average Is about 15 . A ratio with PTA notices. The Parent- My parents never participated peting to disclose more rather well below this figure may renect . Teacher Associations are active In In' the school activities and on my tha~ less Information to explain Investor wariness of the future ·schools today and parents go to first day of school It was not my rather than to cover up bad news. profit potential of the company these meetings often. Here they mother or father who took me to Despite the .progress, though, and/or the Industry. learn about Junior's progress and school, but Jacob, my older It's not easy (and never wlll be) 5) The "Retained Earnings how wen they did on the!astpaper brQther. We called him Jack, for to 1mderstand a corporation an Statement" tells you what share of drive. Every school has a paper Jack was a real American name. nual report season!' This year an company profits are being re drive these days, ltseems,andthe Even some of the baseball players . estimated 23 mllllon of us who to turned to you as dlvldends and money these drives bring In helps for the Giants had Jack as a first day own stocks wlll what share Is being held back. If beautify the schools or buy new name. the proportion going toyoulndlvl books for the school libraries. If we had had a PTA, Jacob AT MELAYEH MALKAH-Rabbl If the price-earnings ratio of dends declines sharply, 1ook for an When I was a boy, we gotalong would have participated, or a Martin Cohen, professor of hls the company In which you own explanation of how the e xtra funds without PT.A groups and we man- sister, an a1mt, or someone else. tory at the Hebrew Union Col stock Is 7, what does this suggest are being reinvested. agad to get through school without Anyone who could speak English lege-jewlsh Institute of Religion, about Its pros p e c ts-and your 6) The Ratio of Current Assets any real damage to ourpersonall- well, anyone who was Anierlcan- Is the weekend guest at Temple prospects-for future profits? .to C11rrel}t Llabllltlas tells you how What key clues to the financial ties or the schools. !zed. Beth-EL This evening he will much of a flnanclal cushion your heal th · of a company can you get It would have been embarras- In those days the teacher preach on the topic, "Reform: company would have left I! It paid sing for me and most of my East cracked you over the knuclcles with The Tradition of Judaism." On from Its annual eport7 off all the current debts. As a Here Is a glossary of the major Side New York friends If we had a ruler. There was no disciplinary Saturday evening he will address very rough rule of thumb, many Items fo1md In today's typical an had a PTA, My mother could not problem because lfyouwerebadln the Religious School staff and the Industrial corpor ations maintain nual report, prepared with the help speak English and my father wore school It meant two lickings, one Religious School Committee at rwl ce as large a volume of current of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner a beard. This was not Amert- from the teacher, and one from their anriUal Melaveh-Malkah. At assets as the volume of current and Smith-and brief guideline s on canlzed enough for us, and I was your father when you got home. 10 a.m. on Slmday, March 12 , he liabilities. how to Interpret them: no different from the other yo1mg- Tris tram Coffin once wrote a will speak at the Brotherhood 7) The "Debt to Equl;Y, Ratio" I) The President's Letter 10 sters. We wanted to be Americans nice poem: Breakfast on ''Jesus, Observant (or "leverage factor' ) Is a Stockholders Is the first place tt · , They started at the bottom Jew and Pharl!lee." The public Is measure of the amount of long look for a summary of your com And built up strong and sweet, Invited to attend. term debt your company Is carry They shaped our minds and pany's r In an c I a I hi ghlights for Ing In relation to stockholders ' BOSTON moods, Rabbinical Leader 1966, pl us the reasons why prof! ts Investment. This rs tlo Is figured were up or down. This lerter·or RADIATOR AND With switches on the seat. Urges Peace Parley by adding to ta I stockholders' • • ,he subsequent text al so should equity. Normally, this ratio Is BODYWORKS NEW YORK-Rabb! Edwar d T. give you the company's own as above 50 per cent form anufactur DO YOU WAITT YOUR BROTHER sessment of Its long-term outlook, TO MARRY A NEGRO? Sandrow, re-elected recently as lng companies. president of the New York Board with supporting facts. 8) Footnotes often reveal Im How Is It the segregationists 2) 1pe "Income Statement" or never ask, ''Do you want your of Rabbis, has proposed a world portant Information. A footnote, conference of religious leaders " Earnings Report" is a s ummery for Instance, might tell you that ~ brother to marry a Negro?" of 1966 sales volume, other In APPRAISERS FOR INSURANCE The fear among Southerners of• to press for a peaceful solution an unusually high profit stemmed come. costs, profits or losses with 1 OMPANIES SPECIALIZING IN mixed-marriage ls utter non to the war In Vietnam. The govern from a one-shot ( non-recur ments of the world could hardly comparative figures for 1965. The rlng") financial windfall. It may INSURANCE LOSSES sense. The prospects somewhltes initial figure Is the company's net Ignore such a uni ted, religious out be tedious, but you should read th~ may marry Negroes has nothlng to Income or net profit and this figure WRECKS REBUILT cry for peace, he told the rabbin footnotes . do with the colored m an's rights to should be compared to prof! ts over RADIATOR REPAIRING ical group at Its annual meeting. If the annual report you receive move about freely, to compete with the previous 5 or 10 years (usually He also proposed that the City does not contain at least these BODIES, FENDERS hls skills In the employment mar summarized separately). Council, the State Legislature and basic Items of Information, or the SEAT COVERS ket on a fair ba sis, to vote, and to 3) The "Net Prpflt Ratio" Is the United States Congress approve facts from which to calculate them Tops Uphohtery Duco Paints participate In all public !actlltles. a prime Indicator of your com ""°" legislation requiring compulsory yourself, ask your stock broker iVERY JOii LOOKS UKE NEW Now I! someone asks you the pany' s e ffl c le n c y and you can question, "Do you want your sis arbitration of strikes In the areas for further details. He also can of health, welfare and public util figure It by dlvldlng total net profit provide you with the Industry-wide TOWING SERVICE ter to marry a Negro,'' there are by total net sales . This ratio today ities . record. This Is the minimum you several good answers. One answer may range from I per cent to 30 is, "My sister can always say He mentioned, particularly, the should know about the company and per cent or more, so you must the Industry In which you are In no," another answer is, 11 I don't gravediggers' s trllce, describing Its effect as a "traum,tlc shock compare 1966's record against the vesting your savings. have a sister ," and a thlrd ls, record for previous years, and to families standing by while their (Distributed 1967,byTheHall Syn BOSTON Rad~atc, "My sister Is 43 years old and I agajnst the performance of other own klth andklnmustdlgthegraves dicate, Inc.) (All Rights Reserved) Body Works , would be very happy I! she got companies In Its Industry. married." for their dear ones. 11 185 Pine St., Providence 4) The Price-Earnings Ratio I • Pl Is a mea sure of how the overall nvest19ate acement Give a gift subscription to The GA 1-2625 .(Copyright 1967 by Harry Golden) Herald. Investment community views your In Law At Harvard ,;;;;;=....;;;.==.;;.;..------, CAMS RIDGE, Mass. - Know Your Newspaper Better Pl acement of Jewish students by the Harvard Law School job placement office Is under Investi gation by the Massachusetts Commis sio n Against Dis crimination, it was revealed here. Can You Spell Mxlequatzke? Al though there have been no specific charges made, the Investigation has resulted from a That's a hard one! &ut a newspaper encounters names that statement by Eleanor Appeal, head difficult every day. And there's only one way to make of the Harvard Law School place ment office, that "there Is no sure the spelling is correct , , . to check . , , and check . question but that the Jewish boy and sometimes trip)e-check. is slower to receive an offer than a Gentile applicant." The statement appeared in a recent Issue of the Harvard Law Record. Now Smith Is Easy . NDP Tests Unions .. . but is it Smith or Smythe? It is spelled John or Jon? On Political Bars Is it Nelson or Nelsen . . or Johnson or Johnston? Names BONN-The National Demo ore tricky, even the seemingly easy ones. Yet, hard or easy, cratic Party, the neo-Nazl group a newspaper· is expected lo hove them right, that recently scored Impressive elections gains In Bavaria and Hesse, has Instituted a test case to establish the right of Its mem bers to belong to trade 1mlons. The party maintains that 1mlons Hundreds of Names Every Issue should not be permitted to make political distinctions among mem bers. Some unions maintain they All spelled correctly .. Hlodky, Porseghion, Bjornson, will not accept non-democratic Prybsch, Laderfield, Prycho . . . on and on. Is it any won elements. A leader of the powerful Ger der we make a mistake now and then? man Clothing Workers Union an no1mced 1ast week that his organ ization has expelled four members because they had Joined the NOP. AT COITTACTSSYMPOSIUM But Accuracy Is the Watchword NEW YORK-Dr. Albert RHODE ISLAND Glucksman- of Warwick partici We'll do all possi ble to spell your name correctly .. . and pated In an all-day symposium on contact tenses last week, Con all the others , . , all of the time. That's one of the rules JEWISH HERALD ducted by the Optometric Center of for a reliable news paper. And we feel that our newspape r New York at the New York Hilton is reliable! . Hotel. Papers were presented on new developments In both corneal and scleral contact lense s, tech niques forthelr fining and methods 1...------~ In prescribing. 11-IE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, ,FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1967 15 Christians, Jewish Council Rightist Party Pickets WJC International Affairs Spokesman Hold Pion-eering Conference AJC Headquqrters NEW YORK- A pioneering ·and some Orthodox Jews, said the NEW YORK-The head Considers Covenants' Implementation two-day conference on mu tu a I conference was the first between quarters of the American Jewish on Human Rights. The reports are problems was held here last week the Episcopalians and representa- Congress was picketed here last By Roberta Cohen to be submitted one year after the by the Synagogue Council of tives of the council. It was spon- week by the ul tra-rlghtist National International Affairs Department Amertca and the Episcopal sored by the Episcopal committee Rena ts sance Party, World Jewish Congress · entry Into force of the Covenant Church's Committee on Jewish- and held at Temple Emanu-EI on Demonstrators carried plac Mter long years of study, and "whenever" further requests Christian Dialogue, Fifth Avenue. ~;ds deno'/!'clng the Congress for debate and drafting the United are required by the Committee. The conference was attended It was the first of three con- torturing Germany. The picket Nations has finally adopted what This Committee Is to transmit Its own reports and "general by about 200 Episcopal and Jew- ferences. The others will be held Ing lasted one hour, lnaccordance are surely the most comprehen comments" to the States Parties !sh laymen, rabbis . and priests, In the Middle West and the West. with a police permit. sive human rights treaties ever A spokesmanforthecouncll,whlch One problem of the Christian, The pickets Included Joseph H. prepared, the International as well as to the Economic and _Includes Reform, Conservative said a University of Chicago pro Madole, leader of the group, who Covenants on Human Rights u Social Council. While the Com fessor, Dr. J. Coert Rylaarsdam, carried a placard stating "Jewish nanimously approved on December mittee may be able to Influence was that he does not know how to Vampires Bleed Germany." 16, 1966, Together with the Uni States Parties by lts "comments" Prelate Refuses To Act define the Jew theologically, Madole and five others, guided versal Declaration of Human and requests for reports, It Is Christians, he said, see Jews by . a contingent of police, stood Rights, they constitute the Interna conceivable that It will be subject On Passion Play Issue as an entity that appeared before across the street from the entrance tional Bill of Human Rights first to DOlltlcal pressures. If one stare considers another i:oNooN-The Roman Catho the coming of Jesus, or perhaps to the Stephen Wise Congress conceived by the United Nations 20 lic prelate, John Cardinal Heenan, as po ten ti a I converts to House as guests were arriving for years ago. While the Declaration to be violating the Covenant, ltcan will talce nQ official action on a Chris! tlanl ty, a meeting on Germany sponsored was to express the UN's determin not take the matter to the Com report by members of his ad Another problem faced by by the Horace Kallen chapter of the ation to safeguard human rights, mittee unless both states have visory commission that the Ober Christians, he said, who regret Congress. Dr. Neils Hansen, West the Covenants were envisioned as declared that they recognize the a_mmergau Passion Play to be past treatment of Jews, was "not German deputy Consul General In the Instruments making these competence of the Committee to presented by Catholics In Man knowing how to avoid this past." New York, saw the pickets as he rights mandatory upon the Stares receive and consider such com chester ts anti-Semitic and a mis Christians "have not yet arrived to address the meeting. Parties. In the twelve years that munications. { representation of the Gospel story, decided whether the role of the Jew they have been on the Assembly's Currently a state can ratify ,, Sister Louise-Gabriel and Dr. Is equal to that of the Christian ag.,nda hardly a session of ' the the Covenant without being ac Patricia Keefe, two members of he has not yet surrendered a mis Young Jews To Visit Commission on Human Rights countable to other sta·tes the national commtulon appoint sionary mandate to convert Jews. passed without the World Jewish for Implementing Its provisions. I' ed by the Cardinal In 1965 to Im "If you don'twantaworldwlth Homes In Other Lands Congress pressing for action on It remains to be seen how many plement the Vatican Declaration out Jews," he said, "this mandate NEW YORK-A World Jewish these Covenants which now will States Parties will accept the I on the Jews, charged that the for missionary z ea I has to be Fellowship to promote exchange come Into force upon their ratifi Committee's competence to deal play was directly opposed to the altered. But, on the other hand this programs between young Jews In cation by 35 states. with Interstate dlsoutes. !J)lrlt of the Vatican Declaration question has to be asked of the different countries has been estab Originally planned as one ln Recourse to the International after they listened to tape record Jews: WIii they give an equal role lished here at the Initiative of srrument, the Covenants consist of Court of Justice by States Parties ings of It. to Christianity?" rabbis and lay Jewish leaders of all two - an International Covenant of the Committee was excluded · Sister Louise-Gabriel said the The two-day meeting was re sectors of Amert.can Jewry. on Civil and Political Rights from the text of the draft Covenant play presented Jews as "bad, quested by the Episcopalians and Rabbi Hertzel Fishman, chair (ICCPR) and an International by the Third Co~mlnee following s~ly emphasized the role of follows similar conferences be man of the coordlnatlngcomm!nee Covenant on Economic, Social and Its decision with respect to Inter Judas • and was likely to h11ve a tween Jews and Roman Catholics. of the new group, announced the Cultural Rights (ICESCR). The state disputes. It was felt that It would be Inconsistent to malce the prejudicial effect on the minds of Speaking at a closing session of project. He said that the program reason for the two Covenants Was children who watched It, Specta the conference, Dr. Rylaarsdam, would enable young Jews of one that while economic, social and Court arbiter of Interstate tors, she said, might gather the who specializes In theology, said: country to spend periods of time cultural rights were only progres disputes when the Implementation wrong Impression that It repre "The Jew, like the Negro to as guests of carefully selected sively Implementable In many procedure as · regards these sented Catholic thinking toward some whites, has been a faceless Jewish families In another country, countries, civil andpolltlcal rights disputes had been made optional. Jews. , 'whose religious home practices_ could be automatically guaranteed, The Protocol to the Covenant Individual to many Christians .... empowers the Committee to con Christopher Hollis, chairman do not violate those of the visiting The ICESCR requires States We are blinded to the stereotypes sider petitions from Individuals of Cardinal Heenan's advisory of the past." fellow." Parties to secure these rights In commission on the Vatican Dec "Unfortunately," he added, The program will be launched progressive steps, while the and m&ke its "views" known to I laration, said that he believed the "the Christian has defined the Jew with a pilot project next summer ICCPR calls for recognition and the State Party concerned and the I Cardinal held the view that no In which American boys and girls Immediate guarantees of their Im petitioner. However, the right of I as having a has-been religion, j Passion play could be presented while the Jew has defined the In their sophomore or junior years plementation. Individuals to petition the Com without appearing to convey Christian as having an upstart In high school will live with The two Covenants recognize mittee Is not Included In the Cove the Interdependence of both cate nant per se but In an Optionai I some anti-Semitic sentiments. religion that happenedtomalcelt." selected families In Israel. · I gories of rights as well as their Protocol attached to the Covenant, derivation from the "Inherent which comes Into effect when ten 2 Arab Nations Refuse dignity" of the Individual. They States Parties have ratified It, __C~ _mpares Jewish Youth state that the ideal of 11free men" Al though there Is reason to can only be achieved "If conditions doubt that It will come Into effect To Boycott Coca-Cola are created whereby everyone may for some tlme-;-the-ProtGCol's BE!Rllf--Morocco and Tu enjoy his civil and political rights, existence opens up new prospects . ~ Of Russia To Maccabees nisia have refused to subscribe to as well as his economic, social for the International protection of (Continued from page 13) recent ·decisions by the Arab boy and cultural rights." Both Cove the Individual . The International young Jew, Mordechal Blum, was nants recognize the right of all Convention on the Elimination of arrested In his home, accused of con committee against American Scrvtet Jews who crowded the con peoples freely to determine their All Forms of Racial Discrimina having attempted, on the night of enterprises, Including Ford and cert halls to hear her. Not l~ ss political, economic, social · and tion Is the only other UN treaty July II, to release the Garber girl Coca Cola, on the grounds that lI amazing was the extraordinary cul rural s ta rus. on human rights providing for the attention showered upon the artist by force, after she had been boycott against these enterprises would ca use great harm to the Many of the substantive right of Individual petition. In her dressing room, as she arrested and placed In a police car ' Arab economy, according to an articles of the Covenant on Civil The Covenant on Economic, ' left the theater, as she made her waiting on the street. 'I The police questioned many aMotmcement by "Al lzapha,'' and Political Rights were Inspired Social and Cultural Rights recog ' way to her hotels. And this, by the derogation of human rights nizes In Its substantive articles: witnesses, but they refused to ac published In Beirut, mostly from young people, even prior to and during World War II; the right to work, to Just and ' cept the testimony volunteered by The newspaper adds that addi teenagers, who understood little or many are appllcabletopresentday ' many Jewish witnesses. But one tional Arab countries, among favorable working conditions, to nothing of the Yiddish and Hebrew problems. One article, for form trade unions, to strike, to ' of those non-Jews whose testimony them Egypt and Lebanon, have ' words she sang, but who came as example, provides the right of social security and social was talcen 'was a Mrs. Gr!tsenko, refused to sign the boycon agree a demonstrative act of Jewish "ethnic, religious and linguistic insurances, to adequate standards a teacher In the school where ments. Identification and love of Zion. minorities" to enjoy their own of living, to freedom from hunger, Naomi Garber was a student, Grlt Cairo Justified Its attitudes by. The experience, as GeulahGll her culture, profess and practice their to physical and mental health, to senko told the police that among the the fact that Coca Cola furnishes self has recounted It, was an own religion and use their own education, to take part In cultural girl's papers and boo.ks she dis employment to 9,000 In Egypt who electric thrill for her as well as language, a statement welcomed life. Provision Is made for pro covered a diary that contained ex will Jose their Jobs In the event for her auditors. by the Israeli Ambassador to the tecting the family and for Inter cerpts from books which describe of a boycon. As far as Ford Is By the time she got to Riga, UN, who referred to "a large national cooperation In the the sufferings of the Jewish people, concerned, the firm assured the on July II, the Latvian regular section of the Jewish people" economic, social and cultural Grltsenko complained that "this Arabs that It has no plans for as well as secret police already suffering from "cultural depriva fields. behavior apparently was not pun the establishment of a branch In knew what to expect-and they tion." Another article provides The carrying out of the under ished by the girl• s parents, who Israel. didn't welcome It. During the con that everyone may "leave any takings In . this Covenant will be seem to think this Is perfectly cert, they closed all the surround country, Including his own." The through reporting to the Economic acceptable." Reparations Payments Ing streets to traffic and stationed Covenant prohibits "any advocacy and Social Council, which may As a minor, the Garber girl many policemen at strategic of national, racial or religious submit recommendations and was later released, but the three Reported By Eban points. When the concert ended, hatred that constitutes Incitement rl!ports to other UN bodies with a a large crowd of Riga Jews gath other arrested Jews were put on JERUSALEM-According to trial on August 31. Reliable re to discrimination, hostllltyorvio view to aiding Implementation of ered at the stage door, and the reliable estimates by experts In lence." Neo-Nazl groups and the the Covenant. children and y01mg people of this ports have only recently emerged this field, Jews were robbed by the that each of them was sentenced dissemination of anti-Semitic Intensely Jewish city tried to aP Nazis of $12-bllllon In funds and propaganda can well fall under !!! two years In prison. proach Miss Gil to get her auto personal possessions. The loss of the UN-created ban. Full religious Babylonian History graph, · There Is a pattern to these Income and labor of those mas freedom Is recognized In the new In the confusion, a ftfteen Incidents. They represent ad sacred amounts to an additional Covenant. year-old girl, Naomi Garber, re ditional evidence, that the policy $17 billion. These figures .were The Covenant provides for the Pu_blished By Dvir sponded with bold dignity to the of cultural deprivation goes on. given In a reply by Foreign Min right to life; prohibits torture or JERUSALEM - A 400-page anti-Semitic remarks made by a They reveal the persistence of ister Abba Eban. cruel, Inhuman or degrading volume throwing new light on the police official, w~o promptly ar official, police repression of what Mr. Eban reported that the treatment, Including medical or history of the Jews In Israel and rested her, Also arrested was a to us would seem perfect! y or State of Israel and the Jewish scientific experiments. It bars Babylonia In the period of the twenty-three-year-old Jew, Max dinary Jewish communal enter victims of Nazi nersecutlon slavery and forced or compulsory Talmud, written by M.A. Tenen Im Kushltn, who was accused of prise; but they also Indicate that throughout the world received from labor. A man's liberty and se blan, former head of the Jewish assaulting a policeman and a plain the repression has eased off Germany reparation payments to curity are guaranteed, for the Telegraphic Agency In Israel until clothesman. These two arrests, enormously since Stalin, and taling 3.8 billion German marks. Covenant pro h I b Its arbitrary his retirement In 1958, ~'s been as well as the rough behavior and substantially even since Kruschev. Israeli cl tizens have until now arrest or detention while safe published here by DI .r, a • the anti-Semitic expressions of the Above all, they are manifestations brought Into . the country, In In guarding such rights as liberty of , prominent publishing house. police especially against the young of Jewish courage which will not dividual compensations, the sum movement, fair trial and I' Il · - 16 TI-IE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY1 MARCH 101 1967 Ellenville Rabbi -2C ::,c =2C -:ac =#C :tc :cc ' HERALD Named 'Citizen' Herald Recipes ELLENVILLE, N.Y.-Rabbl • Classified Zvl Elsner, splrl tual leader of MONTE BIANCO Individual baking dishes, allowing congregation Eras Israel here, (CHESTNUT PUREE) 3 or 4 stuffed noodles per person. Call 724-0200 has been chosen "Citizen of the 1 pound raw chestnuts or 2 cups .2. This dish freezes very' Year" by the local residents of canned chestnuts nicely. al) faiths. · 3 - Apartments For Rent 6 tablespoons-confectioners• * * * This was the first time In the sugar ME LBOLLER CIOYLANO .IOAD: nv.. room,. history of Ellenvllle, an upstate 1/8 teaspoon salt (FLOUR DUMPLINGS) third. Stow, refrigerator, wnetions, New-York resort area, that a Jew 3/ 4 cup whipped cream 1 tablespoon fat combi-K>ns. Oil heat. WI 1-"420, after 4 P.M. has received that distinction. Rabbi da,sh of nutmeg 1 tablespoon' flour Elsner was honored for his devo cup bolling -water When using raw chestnuts, cook l/2 9 - Carpent4'rs and Builders tion to communal service. chestnuts In bo!llng water until 2 eggs, separated Rabbi Elsner took on the.rab the skins peel, remove outer and salt ADDITIONS, alterations, residential, binic post here In 1949 after being Inner skin, Replace In water and ground cardamom industrial building. Garages. Bath graduated from Yeshiva Uni cook until soft enough to mash. Melt fat In a saucepan. Stir In rooms, cement work, · dormers, store versity. I! using canned chestnuts, mash flour. Add bo!llng water. Stir until fronts. Free estimates. 942-1044, fine, add sugar and salt. Combine mixture leaves the side of the 942-1045. Banquets Don't _Need until a smooth puree. Fold In the saucepan. Cool. Add lightly beaten ufn whipped cream, sprinkle ·with nut egg yolks, salt and ground 19 - General Services meg, place In dessertdlshes.Chlll cardamom to taste. Beat eggwhlte Representative Clergy about 6 hours before serving. until frothy. Add to flour mixture. FLOOR CLEANING ond polishing. ST. ' LOUIS-An organization · Serves 4. Form Into tiny balls. Drop Into Also general home cleaning. Fronk representing 25 Protestant, Ro * * * bolllng salted water and cook Dugan. 944-9081. man Cathollc and Jewish clergy MARINIERTE PILZE slowly for a few minutes. Test ufn men has charged that the practice (PICKLED MUSHROOMS) one for