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NEWS Says Soviet Union tBJti~ To Continue To Send Arms To UAR ANTHENEUM PRESS IN NEW VIENNA-;--Nikita s. Khrushchev York plans to release today an said here last week that the Soviet American edition of Richard H . S. Union will continue to send arms VOL. XLIV, No. 20 Grossma n 's book, "A Nation Re­ 12 PAGES to Arab countries, particularly the born." Grossman was one of two United Arab Republic, because British M. P.'s who had served on Name Prosecutor som e Western countries are con­ the Anglo-American Commission Assistant Executive Director tinuing to rearm Israel. of Inquiry into th e Palestine prob­ IIn Eichmann Trial He told a press conference be­ lemn i_n 1945. In his book he tells Appointed At Home For fore concluding his state visit to the story of Israel's rebirth. Aged this country that the Arab states JERUSALEM - Gideon Hauser, needed arms to protect their DR. ISAAC KISH. N OT E D new Attoiney General, will act as Charles Vogel has be·en appoint­ scholar and Zionist, h as been ed assistant executive director of "positive n eutrality" in view of chief prosecutor in the trial of the "aggressiv e intentions" of named by Queen Juliana to the Adolph Eichmann, Hitler's specia­ the J ewish Home for the Aged Dutch Supreme Court. The new of Rhode Island it was announced the Western Powers. li st in the mass murder of Euro­ The Soviet leader asserted that appointee is the only J ew on the pean J ewry, it was disclosed this by Max Winograd, president of high court. h e h ad proposed to the Western week. the Home, at the June board m eeting. Born in New York City, Powers to stop all arms ship­ ORTHODOXY IS GAINING Police officials meanwhile indi­ stren gth in Western Europe, it Charles Vogel was graduated from m ents to the Middle East but, he cated that the investigation of the Yeshiva University in 1948 claimed, the West only .wanted was reported in Paris at a meeting the Nazi and collection of material of the permanent committee of with a B.A. and B.H.L. in religious to block Soviet shipments with­ in preparation for the trial may education. He is now a candidate out halting their own arms ship­ the Conference of European Rab­ last longer than had originally bis. The parley in a resolution for the degree of Master in Social ments to I srael. been anticipated. possibly as much Work at the University of Connec­ Can't Advis1: B. G. urged the J ewish Material Claims as a year. Conference to augment financial ticut School of Social Work. The Soviet Union, h e argued. a id to m eet the religious needs of Draft Amendment Mr. Vogel, who assumed his du­ thus was compelled to give sup­ European Jewry, particularly in In the meantime, the I srael ties on July 15, was formerly a port to countries in the Near East the area of religious education. Ministry of Justice is drafting an principal of J ewish Schools in in order to preserve the balance of power. POLICE COMMANDER, ABRA­ amendment to the Lawyers Ordi­ Lewiston, Maine. and in Holyoke, nance to make it possible for non­ Krushchev became sarcastic h am Selinger, who is head of the Mass. While preparing for social Israeli attorneys to defend Eich­ when asked by a correspondent special police bureau assembling work he was a staff member of man in an Israel cow-t. what I srael could do to improve data for the trial of Adolf Eich­ the J ewish Community Center in Under present law, only locally Springfield, Mass. and the Hart­ relations with Moscow. H e snap­ m ann, left Tel Aviv for Europe to ped back that he could not advise obtain more documenta ry ma­ registered attorneys can appear ford Neighborhood Centers in in Israel courts. Foreign attorneys Hartford. Conn. where he super­ Charles Vogel Prime Minister Ben Gurion since terial on the Nazi killer 's role in he believed that Ben , Gurion the extermination of European can appear only as aides to Israel vised youth programs, summer and the National Association of Social Workers. neither sought his advice nor J ewry. Joseph Nahamias, police lawyers or as "friends of the camps, and acted as adviser to Mrs. Vogel, the former Rita would be pleased by that advice inspector genera l, said Selinger court." I n the latter role, the Golden Age groups who engaged Feder , is a graduate of the Uni­ if it were given him. would vi sit several countries but court recognizes the counsel as in recreational, educational, and versity of Colorado. The couple He m ade no refer ence to re­ h e did not specify which countries. working without remuneration. social activities. He is a m em­ have three children . David 10, peated attempts by Ben Gurion The Israeli press expressed cauti­ Such a development was consid­ ber of the American Camping Judith 6, and Paula 4. They will to vi sit Moscow and m eet with ous optimism over the possibility ered unlikely to happen in the trial Association. the National Associa­ of Eichmann. tion of J ewish Center Workers, reside at 153 Chace Avenue. him. that President Frondizi of Argen­ Khrushchev was infuriated by tina will change his adamant another question dealing with the position with regard to the Eich­ Rabbis' Intervention In Politics Rio De Janeiro Opposes status of the J ews within the So­ ma nn case when he returns from viet Union. When h e was asked his present European trip back to if he would permit Russian J ews Buenos Aires. Causes Trouble, Says Reporter Citizenship For Cukurs to leave the Soviet Union to be A GROUP OF GROSSE POINTE reunited with family m embers in residents went on record in Detroit JERUSALEM - The introduc- has no pull to religion whatso- RIO DE JANEIRO-The Rio other countries, h e angrily re­ as strongly opposing the "point tion of Reform or Conservative ever. de Janeiro city council went on plied that the Soviet Foreign Min­ system " used to bar Jews and Judaism is Israel would not cure U. S. "Revival" record last week as opposing the istry h ad not received a single other "undesirables" from the ex­ the sickness of religious life in the The much-vaunted religious re­ granting of Brazilian citizenship a pplication from a Russian J ew clusive area as "an affront to the J ewish State, according to a Jeru­ vival in the United States is part­ to a former Latvian Nazi SS offi ­ for an emigration permit. On the standards of decency in human salem Post columnist, Geoffrey ly the result of social pressure cer, Herbert Cukurs. who has been other hand he asserted , it was re­ relations." The group expressed Wigader. and partly the outcome of a sick cha rged with killing 32,000 J ews ceiving m a ny applications from its view in a letter to Corporations The trouble with organized re­ society. It is little more than a in Riga during World War II. The Israel asking permission to im­ and Securities Commi ss ion e r ligion in Israel is, according to the desperate clinging to a reed. council voted unanimously to ask migrate into the Soviet Union. Lawrence Gubow who is holding J erusalem Post columnist, that Attempts have been made to in­ the Minister of the Interior to re­ In any ~ase, he said , "reuniting hearings on the Grosse Pointe the obscurantism of the Israel rab­ stitute Reform and Conservative ject Cukur's citizenship applica­ families" was a vague expression housing bias practices. It com­ binate as well as its intervention but it is significant that such ser­ tion. which did not mean anything. m eded the co m m i s s i on for in politics has robbed it of respect vices, although presented attrac­ The council also decided to r e­ "searching out the truth." The in the sight of the majority of the tively according to R eform tenets, quest the Minister of Justice to signa tories to the letter said they young people. We are witnessing have had no appeal to the I sraeli institute proceedings against Cu­ First Jet Plane "hold firmly to the belief that the tragic spectacle of the ecclesi­ and the meagre congregations are kurs in accordance with the UN racial reli gious and na tiona l pre­ astical authorities living in a drawn largely from ex-Americans Convention on Genocide. to which Delivered To judices have no place in our de­ world that is basically out of touch and ex-Germans. Brazil is a signatory, and turn the Israel Air Force mocracy" with modern reali ties. Wigader Comes From Within former Nazi over to Israeli auth­ TEL AVIV - The first jet plane THE HOMES OF THREE JEW­ wrote. It would be apparent that any orities fer trial. An extradit ion ever ass e m b I e d in Israel - a ish Families in Absecon N. J ., Neither the synagogues nor the spiritual regeneration will have agreem ent is in force beween the French Fouirn Magister jet trainer were defaced with swastikas and rabbinate as a whole have any­ to come from within and will not two countries. - was delivered to the I rael Air anti-Jewish slogans warning the thing to do with youth work or be kindled by modes of worship The Brazilian Government turn­ Force last week by Israel Air J ewish occupants to leave town. education, Wigader wrote. His int.roduced from outside. ed down a similar citizenship ap­ Industry, Ltd. formerly the Bedek T wo of the three homes had been article continues: The problem goes deeper than plication by Cukurs nine years Co . similarly defaced last February. We a re alw ays being told that the external forms of worship. ago after a strong protest was The plane was assembled with Police said lha t they believed our youth is "groping for some­ Basically there is no sign of a r e­ lodged by the Rio Dr Janeiro Fed­ components shipped from France. adults we re responsibl e. thing." Some of them doubtless­ li gious awakening. The Israeli eration of Jewish Institutions. Eleven more trainers will be a - MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE ly arc, but it is time that we re·al­ is finding his values in different Cukurs. who operates a trans­ sembled h ere on this basis . Al Moshe Dayan told the Pa rliamen­ izcd tha t only a minority is grop­ worlds - some in the world of portation firm in Sao Paulo. testi­ Shwimmer, head of the aviation ta ry Economi c Committee that no ing for reli gion. Reli gious reform nationa lism , som e within the fied at a recent hearing on his company, a id all parts will be new agricultural s c t t I e m e n ts might help to the category of framework of general J ewish application for naturalization that manufactured locall y except for wou ld be established in Israel those who drift from orthodoxy, culture. lw hated Jews because they re­ the engine which will continuf:' to during thr next four ypars except and, if thry find no a lternative. The craze for Archeology in this ceived the Russians "jubilantly" be imported from F rance where security considerations pre­ wi ll inevitably land in secularism . country is understandable when when Soviet troops marched into The use of jct trainers will vailed or where sr ltlf' ment could For this comparatively small it is reallzrd to what extent arch­ Riga in 1940, a nd because "Jew­ shorten considerably the time be e ffected without having to brim:: group, Reform might provide a eolo1u and the preoccupation with ish Communists exiled 15.000 Lat­ needed to train pilots for the Is­ m water from other sources. cushio 11 . But the great majority IContinu,•d on Page 3) vins to Siberia". rael Air Force. -""---'------'==--~=~~~==~~---~~~------.... "" A subscription to the Herald is TO BUILD AT YESHIVA U. a good gift idea for the person who "has everything" else. Call NEW YORK - Plans for con­ struction of a $3,000,000 class­ ~ UN 1-3709. room and administration building "'... for Yeshiva University were an­ N nounced here by Dr. Samuel Bel­ "" kin, president of the university. MRS. JACOB GOLDEN The WINDSOR The five-story structure will be Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Comfortably built on the Washington Heights (Mendick) Golden of 67 Bowen campus. Street who died unexpectedly July Air-Conditioned 13, were held the following day at the Max Sugarman Memorial Tel. HO 1-4503 Chapel. Burial was in Lincoln Park Cemetery. Mrs. Gordon, widow of Jacob Golden, had been a Providence resident for 54 years. She was born in Lithuania in 1887. She was a member of the Mir­ iam Hospital Association, Congre­ gation Mishkan Tefilah, Hebrew Free Loan and the Jewish Home for the Aged. Initial Gifts Co-Chairmen - Samuel Rosen, Initial Gifts Survivors are a daughter. Mrs. DAVE SWERLING chairman of the 1960 campaign of the General Jewish OF Mitchell Finkelstein of Mattapan, Committee, today announced the appointment of Ira S. Gal­ Mass.; five sons, Samuel, Ruben, STERLING FURNITURE kin and Sol Koffler, as co-chairmen of Initial Gifts for the Abraham Golden. all of Provi­ Quotes Teddy Roosevelt forthcoming annual Fall fund-raising drive. Both Mr. dence, Harold Golden of Los An­ Who Once Said Galkin and Mrs. Koffler have played an active role in past geles, and Max Golden of Long Is­ campaigns. land, N . Y,. and five grandchild­ "He Speaks Softly But ren . . . . And now to the Irving Jay Fain Hope To Complete First Wields A Big Stick" JACOB N. COHEN Windsor for tall Named To Board Funeral services for Jacob N. refreshing drinks We at Sterling Furniture Say We Pipeline Stage By 1963 Cohen. 76, of 40 Harvard Avenue, MAY NOT MAKE THE NOISE of Irving J ay F ain of Providence who died July 14 after a long and a delicious So-called Big Discounts in Furni ­ was recently elected by the Union TEL AVIV - The first stage of illness. were held the following meal ... ture but WE DO WIELD A BIG of American - Hebrew Congrega­ the Jordan-Negev pipeline, Is- day at the Max Sugarman Memor­ STICK When it Comes to REAL tions to serve on the Board of rael's largest irrigation project, ial Chapel. Burial was in Lin­ VALUES in Name-Brand Furniture. Governors of its seminary, the should be completed by the end of coin Park Cemetery. For QUALITY You Can TRUST, Hebrew Union College-Jewish In­ 1963 if the current work pace The husband of the late Ger­ Stop in at Sterling Furniture TO­ stitute of Religion in Cincinnati. keeps up, according to Aharon trude (Gorman ) Cohen, h e was DAY Where You Don"t HAVE to The UAHC represents 605 Re­ Wiener, chief engineer of the born in Odessa, Russia. in 1884, KNOW ANYBODY to Get the Fur­ form temples in the U. s. and Israel Water Planning Authority. a son of the late Nathan and Lena delightful dining nitu re You WANT at Prices You Canada with a membership of 1,- The pipeline is being constructed I Cohen. He had lived in Provi­ CAN AFFORD. 000,000 with headquarters in New to bring the waters of the Jordan dence since 1901. famous for OPEN EVERY DAY 9 TO 6 York City. River to the Negev. Before retiring 15 years ago, he THURS . AND _FRI. TO 9 Mr. Fain, a Rhode Island busi­ Israel's plans to divert some of owned and operated the old Amer­ I SEAFOOD nessman, is vice-chairman of the the Jordan waters have evoked ican Cornice Works on Charles NOTE: Closed Monday during July and August UAHC and was recently elected threats of war from President Street. a sheet metal company. PRIME STEAKS chairman of the Union's Commis­ Nasser of the United Arab Repub- He was a member of the Touro sion on Social Action of Reform lie and announcements of plans Fraternal Association. -,J Judaism . He is president of Tem­ by Lebanon and Syria to divert Survivors are four daughters, ITALIAN DISH ES Sterling ple Beth El in Providence. tributaries in their territories of Mrs. William Schnopper of Provi­ the Jordan River. dence. Mrs. Hyman Karp of Chel- I Large volumes of Jordan water sea, Mass., Mrs. Charles Feldman FURNITURE Present 'Monique' will begin irrigating parts of the of Huntington Station, N. Y. , and 829 PARK AVENUE Negev on completion of the first Mrs. David Kaplan of Stoughton. WINDSOR stage of the project at the end Mass. : a son, Arthur Cohen of In Downtown Cranston At Matunuck Theatre 377 MAIN STREET of 1963, Weiner said. Providence; a sister, Mrs. Louis AT Pontiac Avenue Elizabeth Wilson is featured as Stepak of Providence and six Downtown Pawtucket a scheming woman doctor, who grandchildren. REE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE employs her medical knowledge VISIT NAVAL HOSPITAL Park Free• PA 6-9761 to perpetrate an ingenious murder Members of Roger Williams in "Monique," the macabre and Chapter, B'nai B'rith, visited the fascinating thriller that is being Newport Naval Hospital on July The Unveiling of o Monument presented by John G. Holmes in 14. Mrs. Morris R atush, chair­ association with George Quick at man. was assisted by Mrs. Louis In Memory of the Late the Theatre-by-the-Sea, Matun­ Blattle and Mrs. Morris Kramer. FUEL OIL uck, nightly at 8: 30 through Miss Wagner, the American Red Saturday, July 23, with a Satur­ Cross field director, and her HERBERT H. GREEN workers, assisted the visitors. day ma tinee at 2: 30. In this sus­ will take place on Sunday, July penseful melodrama, which held Games were played with the· audiences breathless when it was patients and refreshments and 24, at 11 A. M. in Lincoln Park WITH SERVICE seen on Broadway in 1957, the prizes were given out. Cemetery. Relatives and friends strong-willed Monique ruthlessly plots a "perfect" murder with The Jewish Herald serves a ore invited to attend. elborate skill. ;ommunity of 35,000 - it follows CALL John Ramondetta will have the ,hat Herald ads are widely read. role of the apprehensive husband, dominated by the purposeful and Joe Gladstone · Cy Feldman sinister physician, and Mary James will play the frigid, jealous wife who stands in the way of his at happiness. Others in the cast will ~Monuments= include Joseph Warren as the in­ quisitive frind who suspects that things are not what they would ~ for appear on the surface, Susan a Trustman in the role of a roman­ tic, adolescent neighbor. William lasting ENTERPRISE Harahan as the unsuspecting remembrance brother of the murder victim, Stuart Damon as a talkative and Always A Large Selection On Display At good-natured carpenter and 146 Randall Street (Rear) Louise Blakemore as a family ser­ FUELS, INC. vant with a penchant for stealing Open Sundays - Closed Jewish HolidayJ from the household larder.

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weihrauch • SAGUENAY CRUISES-Only $75.00 up of Newton Highlands, Mass. an­ • CRUISES - TOURS EVERYWHERE nounce the birth of their second • BACHELOR PARTY TOURS-"Why Travel Alone?" son, Michael William, on July 8. Maternal grandparents are Mr. CRUISES - TOURS EVERYWHERE and Mrs. Louis L. Schwartz of 30 ISRAEL - Air - Ship - Tours Elmway. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Max Weihrauch HONEYMOON TRIPS A SPECIAL TY of Worcester, Mass. Raisner-Richman Call Anytime Miss Elaine S. Richman, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rich­ m an of Overhill Road was married Zelda Kouffman on June 26 to Harvey L. Raisner, CRANSTON TRAVEL SERVICE son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Raisner of Payton Street. Rabbi 801 Park Avenue, Cranston Eli A. Bohnen and Rabbi Morris I ST 1-4977 Eves. By Appt. ST 1-4977 Schussheim officiated at the 6 - ATC and IATA APPROVED SALES AGENT - P , M. ceremony in Temple Eman­ uel. A reception in the· temple's

■ DINNER ,,j . ::c t!l (Continued from Page 4) . SUGGESTIONS :i:, sh eath in cocktail length. ::c The bride, a graduate of the 0 State Teacher's College in Bos­ Camille1 s One of New England's finest Italian restou - ~ ton is a teacher in the Quincy rants. Lorge variety of famous Italian dishes, ..,. Public School System . Mr. Rais­ *Roman Gardens prepared to the Gourmet's delight. Wines, ~ 71 BRADFORD STREET ner is a graduate of the University Tel. PL 1-4812 cockta ils. Closed Mondays, except holidays. ~ of Rhode Island College of Phar­ i::, macy where he was a m ember of Rho Pi Phi fraternity. He is Johnson's On e of Am erica's largest, finest sea food restaurants, ; continuing his studies at the Uni­ since 1905. Acclaimed by " Gourmet," Duncan Hines, ..li:l versity of Wisconsin towards a Hummocks AAA. Fa bulous 1 lb . stea ks, roost beef. Free Parking t"" 245 Allens Ave. l\fasters degree in Pharmacy Ad­ Tel. HO 1-6000 500 cors. Cole Midnight-Cocktails-air conditioned. i::, ministration. I n September, the "'l couple will reside in Madison. Wis. :i:, Italia n foods with tho• rote Old World flavor ... ser,ed Leave For Vacation THE OLD 0 in R. l. 's most beautiful Italian Restaurant. Perfect for all ;;,, Miss Salena Levine of 49 Edge­ occasions-luncheons, busi nessmen's luncheons, family and ~ hill Road has left for an ex­ CANTEEN party dir,ne rs , private party room upstairs, banquet hall '­ tended vacation in California Italian Restaurant 120 Atwells Avenue seats up to 200. Our beautiful dining room is very popu- ~ where she will visit with Mr. and Providence Mr. Sam Diamond and Mr. and lo r wit h our many Jewish friends. Open 12 to 12, closed ~ Mrs. Leo Sosen. MA 1-5544 Mondays. ~ Starting Morch 6th, LA FESTA wi ll be held every Sunday A Herald ad always gets the The ROME i evenin g until Easter Sunday. Vi si t our attractive new Cock- 0 best r esults- our subscribers com­ j Restaurant toil Loung e. Banquet rooms available for parties. W e prise a n active buying market . ore still servi ng a fin e Italian Cuisine, featuring " Let Car­ Lafayette Studios Photo Route 1, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goldberg were married on May l 5 at N. Attleboro, Mass. retta ." Also delicious Stea ks, Lobsters, Chicken. Open Do ily CHILDREN Temple Beth Dav,d Mrs Gol dberg is the former Lois MYrtle 9-4041 at 5; Sundays at 12. ARE BEST J eannette - Pollack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard PHOTOGRAPHED Pol lack of 34 Eaton Street. - BY - FRED KELMAN UAR'S Anti-Israel Campaign Why Settle For Less Than The Best? WI 1-5492 Top Quality NONE GENUINE Assumes Anti-Semitic Pattern 11 without this tog For Yard Parties . "GOLD-MAN For Families At The Beach JERUSALEM - The United tone. In addition. Cairo Radio re­ Brand Poultry on the wing ... bearing Pick Up A Package Of Arab Republic's anti-Israel cam­ cently in a program for children the seal of the paign under Presiden t Nasser's blamed "Cohens" as people who KNISHES and other Sells For No More WAAD regime is assuming a n anti­ were e x t r a c t i n g money from Home-Made DELI CACI ES Semitic pattern reminiscent of "starving peasants." Than Some HACASHRUTH of Nazi Jew-baiting during the ­ Providence. Jessie Diamond ler era, it was declared h ere by The broadcast ended with a INFERIOR Grades! Pick- Up PASTRIES and expert analysts of the propaganda choral expression of hope that Fresh Fruit PIES which has been emanating from '·every Cohen in this world die." Locally Raised - Processed Exclusively For Sole In Retail Kosher Made To Your Or der Cairo in recent months. Further evidence of Cairo's un­ Meat And Poultr y Markets mistakable anti-Semitic direction OP,.en Sundays Till 1 o'clock Indicative of the anti-Semitic was seen in the fact that the 83 Burlington St., just off Hope pattern. it was pointed out, is Egyptian press utilized the Adolf DE 1-2279 EL 1-2817 the fact that Nasser himself last Eichmann seizure as an opening GREYLAwN· PouLTRY Co. month borrowed a Nazi phrase for violently anti-Semitic and WARWICK RHODE ISLAND when he said that U.S. aid to the pro-Nazi outbursts. United Arab Republic was "in the Lake Pearl Manor style of Cohen." CATEP.ERS Cohen, in Nazi sem antics. was WRENTHAM, MASS, a synonym for Jew. He made the snide remark against the back­ SUMMER SALE • Weddings • Banquets ground of Washington disclosures • Bar Mitzvahs that the U. S. since the start of j -of- Bookings Available for 1960 this year had contributed m ore Call Selig at STuart 1-9761 than $6 0-million in a id to the ' or EVergreen 4-3102 UAR. Another practice attributed by - Strictly Kosher - Nasser to the U.S. was practice of Weinstein ?amily Owner ship­ Managem t: nt "usury" against his people. Here, I too. was an anti-Semitic under- Th~ Uomt. Of- Tht.. RA-RF A,.,j 71,t BEAU n FLJl

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It was later gMonday Evening 5-8 P.M.~• Attorney-At-Law W eizmann I nstitute scientists ascer tained tha t the dead m an BUFFET SUPPER ran qe from fuel r esearch . geo ­ ~j had . indeed. been a n a thlete of , By Candlelight 1 54 Custom House St., Providence, R. I. physical survey , the isotope in­ sorts. and th a t th e running speed ves tigation of under groun d water, estimated by Dr. J a ffe h ad been I Ta kes Pleasure in Announcing That to ai d to I srael's industry. Ev en well within his capacity. Thus, a MISSLDUTTON'S t 0 DE 1~ff3 ~ the Poli ce D epartment m akes use th eory of suicide, strongly sug- ~,,," ,. , ,,,, , ,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,"',, ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,, ...~ of th e brains of the W eizm ann HOWARD I. LIPSEY I nst i t u te. R ecently D r. Josep h H. J af]e. H ead of t he I nfrared Sec­ Is Now Associated W ith H im In the Ge ne ra l tion was called upon t o solve a DR. 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PRIME ROAST RIB 2.00 scott, Mass. is unde r new manage­ BAKED HAM nl"'nt. has a soacious h eated NEW The demonstrators included OF BEEF au jus 3.75 salt-water swimming pool between youth groups from most of the with fruit sauce Children the hote l and the ocean ... with (The finest you have ever tried ) top-flig ht entertainment and an political pa rties ranging from the BARBECUED SPARERIBS excellent cuisine this is fast be­ 1.00 coming a favorite resort of this Democratic Christians - the Ca ­ ITALIAN TOSSED SALAD CAPRI area .. . they intend to operate PEACH MELBA Babies in High Chairs - Dinner On Us year-round . tholic Pa rty - to the Communists. ESPRESSO ITALIAN TOSSED SALAD A MAGIC CARPET DESSERT COFFEE TOUR OF ISRAEL Cigar e ttes Mints and EUROPE starts Cigar ettes Mints Sept. 2nd and in­ Dine from 5 to 12 P.M. Dine from 12 to 12 cludes Rosh-Hasho- - nah services in VACATIONERSI Tel-Aviv and Yorn ~ Kippur Services in Call in your order in the a Jerusalem . . . for A. 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3 to 4 pounds fresh fi sh (fi llet­ ed and chopped) 1 1/2 tablespoons s alt 50% 1 large onion, peeled & grated 1 large carr ott, scraped and ~ grated 1.cup diced celery, leaves too ON Imperial 3 s li ces stale bread (Challah), soaked and squeezed dry 3 eggs 1/2 c up fine cracker crumbs (or Matzo Meal) The filleted fi s h may be put through the fine blade of a food WONDA-EDGE chopper for best results .. . takes ...... less time, too. Add s alt, grate in the onion and raw carrot and then put through the grinder again with the diced celery and the squeezed STAINLESS out bread. Into this work the eggs, one at a time. Form the mixture into patties 3 inches in diameter and about 3/4 inc h thick. Make rhe parries smaller if desired, but we CUTLERY- have found the 3-inch ones bes t for serving, allowing rwo per portion. Dip each in crumbs. Line·a s hallow baking pan or cookie sheet with aluminum foil, and arrange the patties about an inch apart each way. Slip under the broile r flame or oven for 10 minutes at 350 deg. F . or till lightly browned on top. SPECIAL SAVINGS PLAN ... Turn to brown under sides. Serve 7 piece KITCHEN CUTLERY SET hot or cold with relishes to suit the taste . . . . ONE VALUE ITEM EACH WEEK. Serves 8 or more. If a double or triple recipe i s prepared, wrap the unused Patties in aluminum FIRST WEEK-SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER! foil, several together and freeze. May be served re-heated or un­ NOW ON SALE! frosted at room temperature. * * * KNIFE BLOCK 3" PARING KNIFE While you have the oven on, why not bake the following tasty cake?

• PINEAPPLE CAKE

2 cups sifted all-purpose flour l teaspoon baking powder 1/4 teaspoon s alt 1/2 teas poon baking soda 1/2 c up vegetable shortening HAND RUBBED NEW PATENTED 3/4 cup granulated s ugar A dash of ground ginge r, op­ HARD WOOD MIRACLE BLADE ... tional 2 eggs STORAGE FASTER CUTTING ACTION - 3/4 c up canned c rushed pineapple , BLOCK undrained STAYS SHARP LONGER l c up semi-sweet chocolate (LESS KNIVIS) mor sels (6oz. package) Sift together the 4 dry ingredi­ ents into a mixing bowl. Blend the shortening and s ugar till smooth and sprinkle in the ground ginger. Beat into the c reamed mixture one • High carbon ttelnlest ,t.. 1- frigid tempered • Mew hand contoured WondaW ood Handles - egg at a time , using rotary beater for extra hardnfft encl toughnfft. won't crack, bum, stain or chip. for best res ults. Add the dry mix­ ture alternately with the undrained • Full hollow ground plut tiny cr ...ntt • Bra11 compre11ion riveh. • Fully guaranteed. c rus hed pineapple and chocolate of cutting action. • Made in America by America:, Craftsmen. morsels, mixing we ll. Spread the batter mixture in a greased pan, 15" x 10" x l" and s prinkle the fo ll owing combination topping over $1a,1 Today-Gel a Complete $el in 6 Wee.~1! as evenly as possible. Bake in a pre-heated oven 25 minutes at 375 deg. F. Let cool in the pan before 4 • • ,,!'· .. ,. _,w g 4 ,(., cutting into 3" x 2" piece s . Or 11t WIIK ' ', WUK omit the topping a nd sprinkle s ome 3" PARING KNIFI 4f' 8" ROAST SLICER 99c c hocolate " s hot" overtopofbatte r jus t before removing from oven. This cake, c ut as above, serves 25. 3rd WIIK 4th WIIK TOPPING A L L P U R P O S I FOR K 69' 6" U T I L I T Y KN If E 79' 1/2 c up canned crushed pineapple, undrained l cup s hredded cocoanut, tinted Ith 6 t h @MM❖R~~~t:~~·~:-:~~t:~~~di~t- ~~{,.,·' .., with vegetable coloring to WIIK WEIK s uit the taste I " FRI N C H C H U ' S K N IF I ffC 9" COLD MEAT SLICER Combine before s tarting c ake mixing for bes t res ults . Spread as directed in r ecipe,

■ labor costs." Our workers can turn out more goods per hour be­ cause they have more equipment YOUR MONEY'S behind them and they are more effective than equivalently skilled European workers. (2) Other costs beyond wages THE O NLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS WORTH must be considered-- such as the Published Every Week By The cost of fuel, power, construction, Jewish Press Publishing Company raw materials -- and these other expenses frequently are higher 1117 Douglas Ave., Providence, R. I .. UNlon 1-3709 by Sylvia Porter abroad than here. ARE WAGES PRICING US OUT OF THE WORLD MARKETS? (3) The trend is toward a SYD COHEN Advertising Manager A CELIA ZUCKERBERG News Editor fallacy which shows danger­ factors make it possible for a long more rapid rise in wages in Europe ous signs of becoming folklore in list of products to be produceci than in our country. Between 1950 ::r: Second Class Postage Paid at Providence, Rhode Island our land is that our climbing wage cheaper in our country despite and 1958, the wage rise in six ; Subscription Rates: Fifteen Cents the copy; By Mall, $4.50 per annum; outside New England, $5.00 per annum. Bulk rates on request. rates are progressively pricing our higher wage rates. European countries averaged ::; American products out of the These facts are underlined in a almost 8 per cent a year against ? The Herald assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors In advertisements, but will reprint that part of the advertisement In which the world's markets -- that, in short, new study by the French National about 5 per cent here. And Euro­ typographical error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the management because of our far higher wage Institute of Statistics and Economic pean labor unions are tightening ; Immediately of any error which may occur. levels , our products are less and Studies and are considered so their organizations, building their 0 FRIDAY, JULY 22 , 1960 less competitive with the goods of "important" by New York's giant financial resources, pressing ;.. "cheap labor" nations. Chase Bank that it is harder for more pay, shorter ~ Another fallacy which shows sending them in a report to all hours. .., equally dangerous signs of be­ "U.S. businessmen considering in­ What is hurting us in the world ~ Why Do Americans Leave Israel? coming folklore is that our wage vestments in Western Europe." markets is not our always superior >< level is rising much faster than They surely will be of interest to wage scale. What is hurting us is ,.. (Continued from Last Week) thesis, even though the original the wage levels of the major you too. our lack of real selling, our in- !'" Unless he is an immigrant from had long since been deposited on nations of Western Europe, and To begin with, the fact which is ferior if not deteriorating servic- Ireland, none of the "Anglo­ the open shelves of m y university thus the wage spread between our the basis for the fallacies about ing of our products, our unnecess­ Saxons" has ever considered theo­ library. country and European countries our problems in the world's arily tough credit demands, our cracy an advantage of a modern, The Israeli impression of Is­ is widening and making our com­ markets today is that our wage complacent indifference to top­ democratic state. In Israel, he is rael's freedoms may stand up very petitive position worse and worse. level is st i 11 so much above notch planning to compete with exposed to it on the evening of well when compared to other areas It well may be that you believe Europe's. Our hourly average of our alert, vigorous , aggressive his first Sabbath. in which we Jews have lived, but these fallacies; they certainly are $2.68 compares with $1.08 in . European competitors. Assuming that h e has accepted for the settler from the Western being publicized widely enough. But Sweden (highest in Europe) and To accept the fallacythatwe're the six-day week as a necessary democracies there are unpardon­ they cannot be supported by facts. with 57 cents in the Netherlands being priced out of the world's thing in Israel's economy, that able gaps in the rights of the· I s­ Rather, new statistics just brought (lowest average in Europe). These markets by our wage rates is to the hours for starting work should raeli. Personally, I feel that a jury out by world-respected sources comparisons include fringe bene­ accept defeat. We certainly are not be early because of the climate, trial is not ideal and that there emphasize that: fits or social char ges which, in­ going to slash our wage rate£, and that the hour for ending work are valid arguments for bench Wages in Western Europe are cidentally, account for a much it w i 11 be a long time before should be late because of the long tria ls. I m ay also agree with other rising faster than in the U.S. and larger part of total labor costs in Europe's leve l reaches ours . The lunch period and tha t egalitaria n aspects of Israel's constitutional the likelihood is that they will Europe than here. In Italy, for answers lie in our common sense wages are justified, the American system. But to most Americans, continue to rise faster -- thereby instance, social benefits account and courage, qualities American oleh must still accept more. First some of these things come as dis­ c Io s i n g, not w i den i n g the for 43 per cent of total labor costs. industrialists are supposed to and foremost is the Orthodox tinct shocks. If one is not from labor cost gap. In view of this central fact, how possess in abundance. Sa bba th. No sports, no entertain­ a traditional J ewish background, Although Europe' s wage levels can it be argued that wages are (Distributed 1960, not pricing us out of the world's by The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) ment, no fun. As Hal Lehrman the religious strictures, in par­ are substantially below our wage (Ail Rights Reserved) levels -- as they have been for markets? Here is how: has said, you rest despite your­ ticular, are difficult to associate generations -- many factors other (1) The hourly wage fi gures self. On the only day on which with freedom. City, Texas." you can sleep late, you have no, than wage levels decide the total may often, as the Chase Manhattan But there is still another diffi­ cost of a product, and these other Bank puts it, "unders tate actual Johnson told of a political reason to, as there was little for culty. A form of anti-American­ leader who, during the depression, you to stay up for on the night ism constantly hits the oleh from notified a judge that his job had before. On the only day can see the States in the face. He is criti­ been abolished. The judge asked the country, there is no way to cized because the J ews in Ameri­ who was responsible for this de­ travel except by private car which ca have not come to live in Israel. cision, and was told the mayor, the you will not be able to afford or It is like the teacher who scolds department store owner and the by "sherut" taxicabs which _,e the pupils who come for the local banker were responsible. The still steep. If you go to the beach, absentees. The oleh is blammed judge said he'd been s itting on you must walk to and fro. for the foreign policy of the indic tments for stuffed ballot boxes But even if the oleh can learn United States and is expected to in the mayor's election. As for the to accept a required day of rest defend the United States posi­ by Leonard Lyons store owner, the judge said he'd and a predominantly kosher meat tion on McCarthyism, lynching, been s talling off the man's cred­ itors who held overdue notes. diet, h e is still faced with further Little Rock, "restricted" housing, The Los Angeles political ga­ tributed $1,000, which entitled him And regarding the banker, the dema nds. He must either worship and all other things which liberal to two tickets. Perlman received thering was a convention to end all judge said he'd been deterring the in an Orthodox Synagogue or only one ticket and the co-chair­ Americans also criticize. The conventions -- as well it might, or grand jury from indicting him for none, for h e will not find any of American oleh is never fully ac­ should. Bickerings, dealings, art­ man's badge issued to him mis­ the less strict American forms of loan frauds . The political boss cepted as an Israeli and always ificial "demonstrations" reminis­ spelled his name.Adlai Stevenson's quickly told the judge it was all a Jewish religious identification to cent of the "applause" signs once s upporters lined the streets out­ remains an American. This is dis­ joke -- that the job really was hi s which h e is accustom ed. crimination in reverse. For the held up by announcers at second­ side, carrying banners, but were Totally aside from the religious for life, irrevocably. "Thenwhy," Israeli, the American is an enig­ rate radio and TV shows, and warned that anyone caught bringing as ked the judge, "did you make issues, there are other fundamen­ m a . He cannot understand why cliche-ridden nominating speech­ a banner inside would have hi s tals which we in America are used me tell those lies about my dearest more do not come, yet cannot es, except for McCarthy of Minn­ ticket taken away. Some women friends?" And so, said Johns on to to a ccept as a matter of course. esota, which made you suspect comprehend why they come at all. smuggled the signs in under their the delegates, if they gave him Israel has no trial by jury, there that the orator, in most cases, He is catered to as a tourist or dresses. their votes he'd be spared from is prior censorship, based on se­ would wind up with "Sunny Tufts." The unenthusiastic air matched a tempoa ry sojourner, but never having to talk about his dearest curity needs, but som etimes going On one room door of the Bilt­ the tone of the early speeches. regarded as an equal. If he is suc­ friends, Stu, Adlai, J ack. beyond the scope of military real­ more Hotel, the convention head­ Most of them were morefittingfor cessful in surmounting the obsta­ Prof. Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., · quarters, was placed a sign, a Rotarian convention. The bands ities. I h a ve a lso seen a newspaper cles, American money is given the friend and adviser to Stevenson in "Men" -- and inside were two nude played "Yellow Rose of Texas," banned for publishing a speech by credit. If h e is a flop, it is because both campaigns, visited the Minn­ women. A pompous newspaperman "Missouri Waltz" and "Dixie." its party secretary which had esota cauc us to urge votes for h e is an American. saw the "crummy" suite assigned Outside the arena a group chanted previously been published in full Ke nnedy, whose cause he had join­ I know an engineer whom I him and complained to the hotel's "Glory, Glory Hallelujah," and in Israel's p a rliamentary record, ed. He lingered to hear Stevenson consider an outstanding example manager: "There must be some over a mike an engineer roared: Divrei Haknesset . Leaving Israel address th at caucus and then the of an oleh who tried to stick it mi s take.•' The manager said: "What? Who is Zsa Zsa Gabor is n ot easy either. An exit visa Pulitzer Prize- winning historian out. He spent eight months work­ "That's right. There has been a for?" costs an arm and a leg. A huge and Harvard professor wept. Real ing on the railroad with a sledge mistake. You've been given the Eleanor Roosevelt had no of­ tax is added to the ship or airline tears , too. Too s oon pe rhaps , had h a mmer. H e made little rocks out Governor's suite. Your room is ticket. The red tape, which re­ ficial invitation to the convention. he believed Stevenson' s avowal of of big ones. The various offices down the hall." When Perle Mesta Her ticket, in the stands , came quires the dep a rtee to collect disinteres t, "The more I see of asked David Lilienthal, ex-head of documents from agencies scatter­ could find nothing better for him, from a N,Y, friend. Her doctor this terrible mess , th e more I although h e has a magna cum the AEC, "Are you a Republican? wandered the convention hall alone ed all over the country, adds to want to be President less." You look like one," he walked out. because, he told me, he couldn't the burden. I actua lly h a d to pay laude from MIT. So now he iE Much of the excitement came Because no liquor was permitt­ keep up with her activities. Before working in New J ersey. from the parties which offered a for a bla nket and a bed (which ed to be sold at the Sports Arena her plane left ldlewild, she chatted A Boston girl cried when she rare combination of politics and I n ever received) before the J ew­ convention site, Ed Pauley, the with two other passenger s , Martin m et m e on her return from Israel. scr een s tars. At Gore Vidal's ish Agency would certify that I California oil man, had a trailer Gabel and Gen. David Sarnoff. They She was unable to find work in party to the N,Y. delegation at had no obl:gations to them. set up nearby, with a well-stocked couldn't find her during the fli ght other tha n m enia l chores. H er Romanoff' s , G i n a Lollobrigida But cen sorship is the most di­ bar for the convenience of friends. because s he was in the tourist year In the Negev h a d been spent s howed up a s a r ed head for her rect form of irritation. Almost Paul Butler, the chairman, had the section. In a kitchen. Six years with vari­ current role of a tart. It was odd every letter one receives or sends trailer removed du1ring the night. At the N, Y, caucus , Lyndon to hear Mi ss Lollobrigida tell has gone through som eone's ous punched card procedures were Pauley went to Gov. Brown, ob­ Johnson paid pa ticular tribute to Don Murray that s he'd seen hi s hands. Every package is checked . listed on h er applications for em­ tained a liquor license from him, Rep. Anfuso of , who had new movie in her home town - ­ On entering Israel. the agent ployment. Meanwhile, the Israelis then removed the trailer' s wheels decided to support the Texas Sen­ "You know, in Toronto." questioned my King James Bible. were spending precious time and so that Butler couldn' t move it. ator. J ohnson s aid: "It took as On leaving Israel. the agent m on ey training people to run Its Ex-Solicitor General Philip much courage for him to support data processin g machines. Ap- (Distributed 1960. fought with m e violently over the Perlman, who was co-chairman of me in Brooklyn as It would take b)' The 1-i a ll Sy n d ic ate, Inc .) carbon copy of my m aster's (Contlnued on Page 12) the Platform Committee, had con- for me to support him in Johnson (A ll Ri ghts llc ·crvcdl ...= SAFE IN CONGO RIOTS The Jewish population of the same play, while the first base JERUSALEM - Concern was newly proclaimed state is organ­ stood dumbstruck. The = felt here l.ast week over the fate ized in eight communities affiliat­ Indians won t.hat particular game :I; of an estimated 2,500 Jews living ed with the central community by just one run, which gives you '""._ in the Belgian Congo, scene of in Elizabethville. SYD COHEN an idea.) ~ widespread anti-European rioting. All members of the Israel dip­ As I said, Vic Power is regarded ;.,,t ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ lomatic staff and advisers as­ BY THE PLAYERS as the best signed to the new state, about 10 Vacation Talk first baseman in the League. 5... in all, were reported safe in Leo­ Yet these same players selected ~ poldville althought some of them Bill Skowron of the· Yankees to had been molested by insurgent represent them in the All-Star ~ Game! soldiers. Thoughts saved up by a man The teams played every day, and f about to get out of town for two the fans came. Why? That happens to be a weeks: Nevertheless, the owners are very good question. Believe it or ~ CUSTOM-MADE This column has never been nagged by the yelping about the not, the only answer you can get a round the League is that "the A&oard Norwegian America line'• SHIRTS willing to admit that there is any­ other league getting all the publi­ FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN players don't like him." !al~ thing to the premise that the Na­ city for a full week : and so the Lovely Imported Fabrics WEST INDIES CRUISES tional League is stronger than the American has moved to join the Which is a heck of a way for = Moderately Priced early movement. Q BERGENSFJORD American. Now. for the first time, the ball players themselves to z LISA LTD. Which brings up the third ri­ pick their All-Star team. -i: 1960 HO 1•5996 doubts are beginning to creep in. ..i The climax. of course. was the diculous element in this tale. In 00. COLUMBUS DAY Oct. 11 ... 13 Days, 5 Ports ...... Mln. $300 double barrelled setback in All­ only one city, Chicago. is there As this column prepared to Star game competition last week. more than one t eam . So what leave for Fort Devens, two ques­ HARVEST MOON Oct. 26 •••••••••••••••• difference could it possibly m ake tions that have plagued me all 12 Days, 4 Ports ...... Mln. $275 Now the score begins to add up year in regard to the rejuvenated in no uncertain terms. The 1950s. in attendance that one league POST-ELECTION Nov. 9 Landlords . .. started at a different time. The Red Sox remained unanswered. 8 Days, 2 Ports ...... Mln. $185 of which 1960 is really the ten th AL should remember how slim are All season, Tom Brewer h as been THANKSGIVING Nov. 18 protect rental property for and last year, were pretty even more than just fire damage - when you look at the record. t ill the crowds when the teams are strictly an in-and-outer as a start­ 17 Days, 9 Ports ...... Min. $390 playing in blustery cold April er. Every good game is punctuated protect your income, too, with you omit the first three years, and OSLOFJORD concentrate en tirely on the last weather. But that's too much to with two or three or four bad 1960 seven. The sigh t that then evol ves expect of any organization headed ones. Nobody knows the reason, CHRISTMAS-NEW YEAR Dec. 22 RENT is enough to make any old AL fan by Joe Cronin. but Tom cannot win as a starter . 12 Days, 5 Ports ...... Min. $275 shudder . Me, for one. . . In the spring, it will be re­ 1961 INSURANCE Starting with 1954, the NL has A Lack of Power called, Billy Jurges and Sal CARIBBEAN GRAND Jan. 6 won four World Series, lost only In the 29 years