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Rhode lalond's Only Anglo-Jewiah Greotest Newspoper Independent In Weekly The Jewish Herald Rhode lslond VOL. XXXX, No. 38 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1955 P ROVIDENC E . R. I. T WENTY PAGES 10 CENTS THE COPY Plan Dedication Week for Soy Is rael Jewish Groups Charge Center's South Side Branch Stand W on't Completion of the Providence victual persona lity and integrity, Kill Eden Pion Jewish Community Cen ter's South and significant gToup experience. Infringement of Rights Side Branc h building will be Hence, they arc splendid instru LONDON- The British g·overn m a rked by specia l programs for a ll ments working for a finer democ ment expressed regret over Isra NEW YORK - Forty- three age groups during Dedication racy and a more fruitful life for el's "uncomprom ising attitude" J ewi sh organizations charged this Weck. which has been set for Dec J ewry. towa rd new Middle East peace Miriam to Open week that serious infringements of ember 10-1 7, according to Pet er "As J ews we have cause for re proposals made by Prime Minister constitutional provisions guaran H. Ba rdach . Center pres ident. joicing t h a t our Center is reded Eden . But there was no indica teeing religious freedom and the "Chanukah W eck will have spe icating itself t his Chanukah to de tion that a com bined Anglo-Amer Heart Lob Service separation of church and sta te velop progra ms for th e atta in ica n drive to arrange an Israe li cia l significance to us this year in A n ew cardio-pulmona ry lab are taking place in four "major ment of an informed J ewi sh com Egyptian settlement would be de Providence. for t his is the week oratory service, the first of it s areas " of American life. munity, a ble to participa te intel terred by the Israeli reaction to chosen to dedicate Providence kind in Rhode Isla nd, will be These four areas were described ligent ly in our society. Sir Anthony·s major policy speech J ewry 's newest communal struc ina ug ura t ed by Miriam Hospi in a letter to the Senate Subcom "The n ew building and facilit ies Wednesday nig hL. t ure" sa id Mr. B ardach. ComplP t a l on Monday, Nov. 28. mittee on Constitutional Rights by mean t ha t t he Cente r leade rship Am erican Ambassador Winthrop t io!1 of t his fi n e n ew Center in the Design ed to fill a n important the Synagogue Council of Amer a nd sta ff can plan more intensive W. Aldrich call ed on Sir Anthony South Side of our city, with in gap in the investigation of ica and the National Community ly for adult and yout h activities this morning. Officials said it could cr eased opportunity for our chil h eart disea se in this state, the Relations Advisory Council as along recreationa l a nd education be assumed that the principal rea dren a nd adults. will be hailed by n ew la b service will be con follows: al lines a nd that it can provide son of their meeting was the com all. For th e community. it rep duct ed with n ew X - Ray a nd 1. Involvement of the public resents an add itional aid in mak more adequa t ely for programs mon interest of both governments connected with the J ewi sh festi clectrocardiogra phic equipmen t school in religious instruction and ing Providence a better place in in the re-establishment of order a nd necessary ch emistry labor observance. wh ich to li ve. vals . socia l functions. a nd such in the Middle Eas L. community-wide types of pro a tory facilities a lread y installed 2. Grn.nt of tax-raised funds One obvious aim of Amer ican by the Miriam. for religious education and use of ''Concretely, wha t does the new grams as J ewi sh Book a nd Music a nd B ritish policies at the mo Exercises incident to the government property by reli gious Center edifi ce. d edica ted to the Month. ment is to patch up the quarrel h ighest J ew ish ideals . symbolize "Fina ll y. our n ew Cente r build ope ning of the service will in organizations for religious pur between Israel and the Arab states c lude a progra m of h eart su r poses. for us? It epitomizes. we think. ing will ena ble us to oITer to the Un and thus interrupt the Soviet ger y tha t will feature lectures 3. Enforcement of compulsory th e faith of our community a nd J ewi sh community additional fa ion·s new attempt to establish it its leaders in t he fut ure a nd un by two n a tion a lly prominen t Sunday laws against person s ob cilit ies tha t will draw to Center self in the Middle Eas t. de rlines their concern with th e heart s pecialis ts, Dr. John B. serving the seventh day as the all segments of our J ewi sh com Sir Anthony Eden ·s settlem ent developmen t of a well-equipped munit.y , and further stre ngthen Gr ow a nd Dr. Herbert Harned. S abba th. proposal is that Israel and Egypt will fn 1x ic;; h vr'lllt,h n n rl ~ Sf',..L!rr, h:?.r - ! 'JU.!.' Center as the cultural. rccrca These exercises b~ h e ld on 4. R Pst rictions on the erection sta1 t negm,iation~. with Grea t Nov. 28. of houses of worship and rell Riou:-. m onious community. For th e I tional and socia l hub of our com Britain as a mediator Sir An Centers of our nation stress indi- munity." Com plete d etails on the Mir organizations for residential com thony said a compromise could ia m's n ew community ser vice munities. Uc found between the 1947 reso will be list ed in n ext week's Letter Filed \\Ti th Sen ator s lution on boundaries and the I 949 Herald. The letter of the J . A. C. was YAD Initial Gifts Dinner Shows Palestine armistice lines. fi led with the S enate subcom mittee with expressions of r egret One Third Increase in Pledges South Side Pre-Schoo lers that the latter had canceled a scheduled hearing on the st a tus Young Ad ults of the Grea ter Magazine. of religious freedom in this coun P rovidence a rea gath ered last Oscar Goldstein was the feature try." The J. A. C. represents n a Sunda y evrn ing a t the Lcdgemont entertainer of the evening. tional synagogal and rabbinic or Coun t ry Club to hold their annua l S idney Rabinowitz represented ganizations as well as regional a nd initial gi fts dinner. The tota l the General Jewish Committee local civic J ewish groups, includ a mount of money ra ised was one- a nd explained the function of ing the American Jewish Congress. t h ird more tha n last year a nd is ma ny of the local agencies that t he Central Confe rencp of Ameri eviden ce that Young Adults in the benefit from GJC funds. can Rabbis. the Rabbinical Assem area are r.ognizant of their rcspon M a rtin Dittelman. chairman of bly of America, and others. s1b1 li ty to their community a nd to the a ffair a nd Lewis Goldstein, Sign ed by Rabbi Abrah a m J . Israrl. Young Adult Division chairman, Feldman. president of th e Syna Peaturc speaker of the evening sta ted they we re pleased with the gogue Council of America. a nd was Leo La nia. editor of World line a ttenda nce. Mortimer Brenner , a New York communal lead er a nd a ttorney. the st a t ement said in pa rt that J ewish organizations today arr Seized in Hiding of Orphan Girl finding a " most serious t h reut" to the principle of religious freedom THE HA GUE- A nun a nd an- Belgium. the Dutch Foreign Min othC' r Roma n Cat holic wo man istry announced today. Their cx a nd sepa ration of church nnd conv1ctt>d by a Dutch court of pre- tradition to this country is being state becnuse of "eve r tnc re:1.si n g: vr ntmg a 14 -yrar-old Jewish f.{ irl sought. pressure to in t roduce reli p. ious in struction nnd prncticrs into t hl' f rom Joining- hl'r h·1rn l frna rcli a ns The nun is Dutch - born Mother public sch ools." have- bC'rn arrrstl'cl at Brussels. S upC'nor Vc rspeck, of the Belgia n con vrn t of Wa lmeer who w as sel) t('ncrd 111 ubscntla to six months Captains Meet imprisonment by nn Amste rda m THE DEADLINE court on Oct . 24. S h e was charged To Plan D-Day Fo r a ll News Stories, with hiding orpha ned Anna 1-l cn rit' tte Beekman in the convent in D- Day capta ins met last T ues Pictures, Societ y Item s, et c . .s pite of a demand by Out.ch au d ay n ig h t to fo rmlulate plnns for FOR NEXT WEEK 'S thori ties thnt th t• girl be turned t h r onr-day solicitation for t h C' ISS UE IS ovrr to guard ians of the J ewi sh 1955 cnm paign of the Genf'ral fnlth J ewish Commit t ee on Sunday, T h t• oth(' r woma n ulso scntt• nced Decem ber 4. MONDAY, NOV. 21 in abst• ntln, Is Ge rtn1dP Lunden T he O-Day d rive will open \\'1th dlJk-Vn 11 Moors L. who looked nft a brm kfast a L the Narrnganset at S P. M. er thr girl during t he Germa n oc· Hot.cl where h eadqua rters will be All Cooy MUST Be at the cuµRtlo n of t his country nnd wns S h own h ere ls the firs t group of children Tcglstcred tn t h e t wo· set up for the d ay. 1117 Douglas Avenue Office nlso found ,.m tl ty. by t he same d ay· n- wcck progr a m for pre -sch oolers at the J ewlsh Community at this time. More tha n 300 m en are ,, , pect<'d court. or drfylnJ,? the Dutch gua rd Cen ter's South Side Branch Uuilding. to voluntrrr t his yC'nr for thr n inn .!-h lµ ordpr Photo by F red K elma n I D ay effor t . ., CRANSTEEN TURKEY TROT to the United Fund in the School's "Cruel Seo" to Open THE JEWISH HERALD Cransteen wi ll present a "Tur- name. The J ewish Home Newspape r of Rhod• Island. Published Every Week ln key Trot" tomorrow evening at 8 CLASSIFIED the Year by t he J ewish Press Pub- PLED GE 25 JCC Film Series :g o'clock at the Cranston J ewish OPPORTUN ITIES ~~~!"iefon1~fc!1ri•l- ~~~- Douelaa Ave- ~ Center. A 12 -pound turkey wi ll be Iota Phi Sorority h eld its first A series of eight foreign and Subscription Rates: Ten Cent. the Copy: Clusifie-d Advertising R•tes: le p er f'JO~ awarded as a door prize. pledge meeting at t he home of By Mall., $4.00 Per Annum; Ouu1d e American fi lms will be presented wo rd : $1.50 m inimum for 11 w o rds. New England, $5.00 P er Annum. ~ As a result of a danae held last Miss Roch ell Harriet on Tuesday. by t h e J ewish Community Center 15c d isco u nt if paid before in ser Bulk subscription r ates on request. tion. C•II UNlon 1-370f . Deadline ~ week in honor of Hope High T we nty-five pledgees were in Walter Rutman, Manag1ng Editor ; Syd d uring its 1955-1 956 "F ilm Clas W adnesd•y noon . Cohe n, News Editor . l':l School. Cransteen will contribute stalled at the meeting. sics Series," wh ich will begin on Enter ed as Second-Class Ma tter at the Post Offlce, Providence, R. I., Under :.1 Sunday evening, Nov. 27, at t h e D UN CA N AV EN UE, we ll furnished the Act of March 3, 1879. South Side Branch building. 45 room, all convenie n ces, heated, com The Jewish Herald lnvites correspon .."' ARE YOU CONSIDERING SELLING fortable home, n ea r b us lines, busi dence on subjects of inter est to the 0 H a m ilton Street. and continue at ness girl. DE• 1~ 03~ or JA 1-7993. J ewish peole but disclaims r espon z YOUR HOUSE OR BUSINESS? three- week intervals thereafter, sibility for an indorsement In the Com e In a nd T a lk Over You r Real Est a t e P roblem s W it h Me CAST SIDE, 1 Eames St reet, corner views expressed by t he writer s. ~ alternately at the Sessions Street Morris A venue, n e ar Temple Eman ,,: Appra isals Mode Without Any Obligotion- The Jewish Herald assumes no finan building. uel. Ne wly decora t e d room s, p rivate cial responsibility for typographical Cl e ntrance, parking. Ge ntlemen. errors in advertisements, but will r e :;a FAST ACTION GUARANTEED Milton Stanzler and Dr. Richard pr int that part of the adver tisement ROOMS FOR R ENT - Oakla n d A v enue. in which the typographical error oc Deutch. chairmen of the Film DE 1-9014. curs. Advertisers will please notify "' Classics committee, announced the management immediately of a ny ci RANCH HOUSE FOR SALE: Six rooms, ..i that "The Cruel Sea" wlil be the error which may occur. ,,: SAM RIDDELL b a th, la vatory, laundry, attache d opening feature. two-car gara ge, sc reen ed p orch. Sell i,: ing a t sac rific~. CH 5-3675. REAL ESTATE 0 0 Other films to be seen in the se (Steingold) Garfinkel. he is sur "':i: 79 Burlington Street - (Just off Hope Street) F IVE-ROOM FLAT, f ir st f loo r, o il heat, vived by a daughter, Mrs. Bernard ries include Alfred Hitchcock's ti le b at h, venet ians and co r n ices, :i: GAspee 1-8814 PAwtucket 2-6683 Greenberg of Springfield, Mass.: "The Lady Vanishes:" ''The Mal garage. Adult! p_ref0erred. PA 5-7245. ;!.: " 00 B U SIN ESS W IT H A LIVE W IR E" four brothers. Louis. Joseph, Sam tese Falcon." "State Fair," ''Bicy WANTED TO BUY : T h ree-bedroom, t wo ..i;i cle Thief," ··carnival in Flanders." fa m ily house, b unga low o r cotta ge uel and William Garfinkel, and with a t least one d ownstairs b e d roo m . three sisters. Mrs. Etta Garfinkel. -, , ••• , ••••••••••••••••••••• _I "Children of Paradise" and "Open Pre f e ra b ly Eas! S_id~; PL 1-1612. City." Mrs. Bernard Schneider and Mrs. u"' REFI N ED, MID DLE -A GED LADY wo uld Albert Hanzel. all of Providence, z ORDER YOUR FROZEN like p osition a s ho u sekeep e r or coin panio n to small f ami ly or single p e r and a grandchild. "'Cl son. Best o f r e f e r e n ces. Driver's lic Arrest Pro-Peron ense. Box 220, . J e wi~h H_erald . ~ THANKSGIVING TURKEY NOW 0 MORRIS S HEER 0 ROOM FOR RENT, good locat ion, pleas i,: Argentine Jews a nt home, kitchen p rivi le ge s. Nea r Funeral services for Morris c.. AT DAVE MILLER'S bus line. Re nt reasonable. ST 1-2693. Sheer, 77. of 423 Huntington Ave NEW YORK-A number of Ar nue, a tailor, who died Nov. 9 after :i: Make Your Holiday Meal A Real Pleasure "' gentine Jews are a mong the pro CRANSTON U. S. Y. a short illness, were held late Fri By Ordering One of These Tasty Turkeys "" Peronists who have been arrested Th e newly-organized Cranston day at the Max Sugarman Funeral Orde rs Also Token Now for recently in Argentina. according U.S.Y. group, under the direction Home. Burial was in Lincoln to in formation received by the Park Cemetery. • CHICKENS • KISHKA • CUT UPS • KNISHES of Mr. and Mrs. David Cohen, will World Jewish Congress. Those meet on Sunday at the Cranston The husband of Mrs. Mollie A. And Many Oth er Thanksgiving Delicacies arrested include Pablo Manguel, Jewish Center. The program will 213 WILLARD AVENUE S87 NO. MAIN STREET Cord of Thanks American Furniture Co. Next To Ko rb Bakinq Co. The family of the late R UBIN FREEMAN gr•tefully acknowledges Choicest Se lection of TURKEYS, CAPONS, TON GUES your kind expression of sympathy. 70 EA ST A VE. PAWTUCKET ALL DO UB L E BREASTED MRS. RUBI N FREeMAN MRS. SAMUEL WEISER for perso rtal sl'n ·icc artd/i111' 1rnrkmart ship Turkeys Ib49c OVER 18 L.BS . Mox Sugarman \\: brn you in vrRl in a ('arpt' t you \\'Ufl t l o llf' ~lire Fun eral Home you're getting the right eolor. th,· fi 11 1'!-- I \\ork111a 11 - FUNERAL DIRECTOR d1ip and CXJH'rl i11 stu ll 11tio11 , Our 1woµlr un- 1rai11rd Capons Ib45c and EMBALMER and cxpcrirncc .., Here's Big Turkey News For Thanksgiving~ f'I=.,, :,, 0 ,, · FRED SPIGEL'S Market ~ are from a new breed, called "Empire TURKEYS !?' Whites". They were all raised out-of-doors ~ in Winnecunnett Farm's Ladino Clover Turkey "' Ranges. These Turkeys are ALL MEAT, "'\ with small legs (no larger than chickens). \ REMEMBER-FREDDIE'S is the only Kosher Meat Market 49c1b. in R. I. to carry these fine Birds. Make sure, before buy ing Turkeys elsewhere, that you come down and look ot -- NET WEIGHT - ours. We're sure you'll buy them! Over 18 Pounds Special This Weekend!! !FREDDIE SAYS: WHOLE 59c RIBS · lb. Prime and Choice CHICKENS ALL THE CHICKENS IN THE STORE lb. 29c net weight-no half pound added NONE HIGHER! Rib Steak Boneless Veal lb J 9 Vea I Chops All Cuts We Also Have Plenty lb Calves Tongues C Rib - Shoulder - Center Cut of Fine, Tasty LAMB BRISKETS lb 15c CAPONS • GEESE Rib Chuck Ge nuine Spring 69c Il- i, CHICKEN LEGS lb. 49c DUCKS .t CHICKEN BREASTS lb. 59c BABY LAMB CHOPS HOLIDAY SCHEDULE This Sunday ti 11 5 KOSHER HAMBURG lb 59c BROILERS Monday till 8 P. M . Tuesday t il l 9 30 2 Killings For The Price of 1 W ed nesday till, 9 .30 Th ursday till Noon Steer Tongues lb 49c S ABBATH I NFO RMATION .En· SPIG·EL'S Kosher Meat & - llouscwi vl's! FR · Poultry · Market · Li ght Candles T onlte at 4 :03 190 WILLARD AVENUE GA 1-8555 -- MA 1-6055 ' Nex t Friday at 3:58 P . M. \ 1~~~-:U:~~AJ=,,:'l):::o:=1~.:.,~::o:::o=:.~=,,:~..::~>=l>=,,:~~i);:::l)::l~~).:l):::l~o'Q=oo-wo'\.J J ~nhhhhh=~ Engaged Do you have a "white elephant" Imon ey through a Herald classi · Oh, Those Dreamy Gifts on yow· h a nds. T w·n it into fied ad. - At - ~ -~ JAMES KAPLAN, Inc. PORTRAITS and CANDIDS ~"' SPECIAL TOUR TO They really send me, W eddings, Bar Mitzvahs ~ you hear? Banquets, Parties ::: ISRAEL In our Family, all the gifts AND EUROPE "'= - as well as appliances for SAUL ROSEN :e our house - are bought at PHOTOGRAPHER - 1956 - "';> that beautiful, room y ... a nd HO 1-0654 Under The Leadership Of 0 \ z dreamy store. And you can't DR , ALEXANDER BRIN beat JAMES KAPLAN, Inc. tditor And Publisher Of ;.i The Jewish Advocate <: I "VffJfa.../ \ for I.ow price as well as high a quality. Prove 1t for yourself! EDITH DUSHINSKY Leave by Steamship- ::: April 11 Specializing in the care of Leave by Air-April 15 "'Q JAMES KAPLAN, INC. .l -- J EWE LE RS -- <: n ew-Bom .Jn/antJ ALSO ::: 250 Auburn Street, Cranston All Cruises and Tours 365 DOYLE AVENUE "' ST 1-0939 ST 1-0940 CONCORD • OCEANSIDE GROSSINGERS ' And Othe r s eJE W ELRY •LUGGAGE eWATCH REPAIR UN 1-0814 MIAMI BEACH HOTELS MISS MINDEL SPIGEL EASTERN AIR LINES And Others Mr. a nd Mrs. Fred Spigel of 176 CALL ANYTIME Ontario S treet a nnounce the en - Congratulations u"' - November 21st thru December 3 - gagement of their d a ughter , Miss ZELDA KOUFFMAN z Mindel Spigel, to Mr. Lawren ce to Dennis ond Anthony, Cranston TraYel Service Berna rd Levine, son of M.r. and "'C ALL LADIES' and MEN'S Ho i rstyl ists, 801 PARK AVE. CRANSTON ;;: Mrs. Samuel Levine of Ma lden , WI 1-2652 WI 1-2814 Mass. on the opening of Open Sat. And Eve. By Appl. ~ Miss Spigel was graduated from their swonk, "No Extra Charges" ::. Hope Hig h School a nd attended r;.;i SUITS Bryant College. Mr. Levine is a ;.. graduate of Ma lden High Sch ool BLACK MAGIC CLEANSED AT a nd attended North east ern Uni versity. BEAUTY SALON The couple will wed on April 29. 20o/o Discount 828 Hope St. GA 1-0309 JULES- 42 CYR ST. Snnllh/- Washington Pork 72 DORRANCE ST., Pro , . ~ ll HELENArS Victor WAYLAND SQUARE Receives Award CLEANSING CO , 22 HIGH ST., Pawtucket Miss Carolyn Lois Freedma n , Beauty Salon OR CALL WI 1-2000 OR PA 2-7620 daughter of Mr. a nd Mrs. Michael Freedman of 12 Jillson Street, a BRISTOL- CA LL W I 1-2000 and REVERSE CHARGES senior at Pembroke College, was Don't Let Attleboro & W oonsocket- ENterprise 32 10 (N o Charge) appointed a n Elisha Benjamin UNWANTED Andrews Scholar at the College's HAIR "Honors Day Convocation" on Cast a Shadow NEW DRIVE-IN STORE Nov. 8. The award is given for Over Your Life! Have It 628 Reservoir Ave., Cranston excellence in college studies for the previous academic year. Removed By Opens Monday, Nov. 21st Miss Freedman was graduated Electrolysis summa cum la ude from Classical Mr. CONRAD Registered High School in J a nuary 1952. Jo~lectrnlogist Anniversary Pa rty Day or Evening H.hode lsland "s only authorized by Appointment Baldwin dealer Mr. a nd Mrs. Leonard Litowitz - F ree Consultation - 2B7 Weybosset Street were honored on their 20th wed 975 Central Ave., Pawt. Acr-oss From T he Round Top Church Jor Wecfdi,up anJ A nniverJarieJ ding anniversary at a surprise pa r PraYidence · ty on Nov. 6 at Governor Dyer's. CALL PA 5-7176 TEmple 1-6304 The affair was given by Mr. a nd Mrs. Max Cohen. Miss Sylvia Co :~ hen and Mr. Herbert Cohen. Sixt.y THE ENTIRE FAMILY WILL ENJOY guests attended from Providence. Lowell, a nd Bridgepart, Conn. Twin Sons Born Mr. and Mrs. Floyd J . Kra mer Thanksgiving Dinner of 6131 Fenimore Way, San Diego. Calif. a nnounce the birth of twin sons. Stuart David and J oel Bruce. on Oct. 30. Mrs. Bertha T a~ of San Diego, formerly of Providence, is the m aterna l grandmother. Pa UutJtt af (j/LJ ternal g randpa rents arc Mr. and Mrs. Aaron L . Cohen of Omaha. Nebr. Mrs. S. L. T atz of 353 Rug WAw;;~~FUiSHINGTON AT MATHEWSON STREET of by Street is the maternal ~rcat grandmot.her. Stn.Ang £Iver Michaelson Son Born - COMPLETE·------ML a nd Mrs. Julius C. Michncl son of 44 F'ourt.h Street announce f/, a / are the b1rt.h of t.hdr son. Mnrk. on TURKEY DINNER Nov . 13 . Grandparents arc Mr. anct Mrs. Cnrl Michaelson of 131 With Alf the Fixings {:11e ,.faJli11 g Pembroke Avenue nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. M . Caslowitz of Woon Adults- $3.00 Children- $2.00 socket. a11c/ Announces fi:nga~cnw nt • Mrs. Leo Grrenbl'r!-! of 15 Eat.on For Reservations, Call St.rcrt. announces the l'UJ.mgemcnt GAspee 1-6343 Beatdi"ji, of her daughter, Rose, t.o George I Deza n. son oft.he late Mr. and Mrs. JOE LOZOW Morns Dezan. JIMMY FERRARA llon or Visitor ,',tanager Maitre d'Hotel Reliable (}ofJ /Ju'lerj Mr. a nd Mrs. J acob M. Brill of Barrington were hosts at. a cock Make Reservations Now 133 Washington St. Mayflower Hotel tail party on Nov. 10. g iv en in hon Provide'ftce Plymouth, Mass, or of Mr. James H . Sharp of St. For A Gala NEW YEAR'S EVE . Louis, Mo. y ~ H erald classifieds get quick r e- I suits. a honeymoon? Let ITravel Bureau h elp you. Call a. Cohen of the H erald DE 1-7388. OPEN THURSDAY ' TIL 9 P. M . .., DRAPERY, SLIPCOVER and BEDSPREAD = FABRICS AT LOW PRICES "'.,, New Selection of Foll ond Winter Fabrics DO YOU REMEMBER when decorators :,, 0 Full Line Of Prints And Solid s In All Price Ranjes were hired by the wealthy only? < CALL PL 1-4066 ;:,i:a~;i:~ s :::,a~o::e~ii~:c::m:~:;_ra:; Th ings have changed today! The "'z 3 PIECE SLIP COVER SET, -CUSTOM TAILORED-$55 COMPLETE average man can afford to have his n NO. MAIN FABRIC SHOPS home decorated in a very professional .."' "':;; "The Blue Front Store" manner for much less than he would ex ::;; BUDGET 177 No. Main Street LAYAWAY pect to pay. OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY TILL & = Please call or write and we will be = r..,.,.__..,-=-..,.Y',.,..~..,.,,,,.~..,.~...._..,-£=~~ :,,"' glad to give you an estimate on your .. I"' ~~ A party topper ~~ decorating or remodeling job at no cost ~ ~ ~ "1 § to a holiday weekend! ~! or obligation to you. ..s:,, ~ ~ ~ ii MEN 'S ASSOCIATION :~ FRED S PIGEL z ii OF THE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER :~ Mr. Spigel was named chairman 0 or the board of directors at the r e [I- < cent elections of Congregation "';,= ~~ "SHOW - DANCE" ~~ Shaar e Zede k. ,. non, .UIIII, PIOYltllU, I., .. tta,h 1-St71 0, ~ ~ ~ ~ ?• Saturday Evening, November 26 :~ "':,, ,, ' ~ ,... - At The - \. Teen-Agers Begin !"' :~ SOUTH SIDE CENTER BRANCH BLDG. ~ ,, ~~' South Side Activities !I "'g: '{ 45 Ha milton Street :, ' ,, Last week saw the beginning of :~ Featuring -- LOU SHOR :~ activities for boys and girls of RAYCREST MILLS ?< Top Co m ic Entertainer '~ junior hig h school and high school age. at the South Side t~ BEN PARIS ~~ Branch of the Jewish Community ~: And Hi s Orchestra ~~ Center. The boys a nd girls who RETAIL SALESROOM ~ ' attended t.he opening m eetings, :~ Come One 1 Come All 1 :~ selected committees to begin S60 MINERAL SPRING AVENUE, PAWTUCKET ~ ~ pla nning activities and programs ,: - Admission: $1.00 Pe r Person - ~... for lhc coming weeks. TUES .-SAT. ~ '~· Call UNian 1-2674 Far Ticket Information '~ Th following boys were elected t.o help organize a junior hig h ~ . . ~ DRAPERY FABRICS '~~~';."',OOo/," Ocean Spray CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 c~~s 37c & PAINT CO. 198 PRAIRIE AVENUE Stuffing Bread IANE PARKER LO AF 22c DE 1-8135 '~ 66 South Main St. Jane Parker Stuffing Mix PKG 23c Distributors for ARNESTO Paint Products Providence •d O JUICY swn ,· 39c Fl on a ranges EXTRA LA RGt DOZ McIntosh Apple$ 4 Lss33 c HOWARD L. INDELL. who be came Bar Mitzva h on Oct . 29 at Bose Pears DELI CIO"SEATING 4 LBS 49c Sons of Abraham Synagogue, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cranberries RUBY-RED I , BPKG 19C lndell of 43 Detroit Ave nue. Photo by Saul Rosen Mixed Nuts INS' IFll LE 49c f)11AL &.du.aul! 911.aJl.t:l u~_! J erry Ross Crisco or Spry 3 cL!NSSC ~1~ 32c Di es; 'Nriter Gold Medal · OR ~~~~URY 2::~ 2.23 1 Of Hit Songs • p k• 14 , , oz 10c 0 ne P1e ump 1n OR SQUASH CAN NEW YORK - J erry Ross. 29 . None Such Mince Meat :ir: 25c who wit h Ric ha rd Adler wrote the DExter 1-4265 Toke Home ORDERS scores for the musicals "Pajam a Day or Night • 13oz 43c 2 60Z 45c Game" and " Damn Yankees." died SkI ppy PEANUT BUTTER JAR JARS last wrf'k :1t, Lenox J.Jill Hospital of a chronic lung infection . H e BRING TH E FAMILY FOR \ 1"' ~~i'j1~ 59 EDDY ST. ~ tfllllirµL-Savin.q.- a.&6) lived in New Rochelle. N. Y. A DELICIOUS 11.u,µ_! ~ ;- Rear of City Hall Mr. Ross h ad been suffering Thanksgiving Fruit Cake from UlC' lung infrction. ch ronic T Cheung Luke ';~:~sl.39 ;e 2.69 ts 3.99 bronc hicct.asis, since his high Dinner Owner school clays when his desire to JANF PARK ER EACH Giant Jelly Roll 49c co11 tinuP his education nnd pur You'll Really Enjoy Our American and Chinese Foods 3 SU L' a can •rr as a bo,v stn r in Toke a Look at Our Downstairs Room Eight O 1 Clock Coffee L!!~G ~;~ 79c t h C' Yiddish theater cost, h im so An ideal place to enjoy your favorite COCKTAIL in com fort. S f LGE 27c GIANT 63c much siL'<' P thnt a physic1nn J u~t right, for pnr ties, ba nquets and fam ily dinin~. ur CUTS WASHDAY TIME IN HALF PKG PKG forcr d h i m Lo choose brtwN•n thr two. I Ir chosr school. m;i~~~:itcE 2 ~~~; Ocean Spray 45c • Mr. Floss wns born in the B ronx as Jrrolcl Rosen br rg, thr son of ENJOY THE HOLIDAY WITH US 1 Heinz: Pickles CUC UMBER 2 J:~s45c ,Juck a 11 cl Le 1111 Rm.;f'nbt.~rg, who hucl m igrntA•cl h l're from H.ussin. A Superb, Full Course S'harp Cheese AGED CHEDDAR tB 59c His fnUwr wns u 11 embrolclrry ma THANKSGIVING DINNER Domestic Swiss Cheese l~ 65c ch1rn• 0Pl'l'at.or u11t.l\ h is !-i0ll, a ft.C'r t he succrss or "Thr PnJnma Chinese-American A&P Orange Juice ,oo,'N 2 ~~~' 29c Oum r," prrsuaclrcl him to retire HON HONG Restaurant nnd fu lfi ll a lon g a mbition to be 194 Washington Street, Providence P,,<,, ~t,,,·•n , 11 111 1 1d Qu1ranttt'd thn, S11 , Hin lV & , 11 , ctht ;,. tltls c.o111m1111 li, & ~1, 1111 1, n palntrr. Good Food -- Quick Service Do you have n " while elephant." We specialize in Chinese Dishes - Boston Chinatown Style on your hands. Turn It Into money th.rough u Herald classi - Orde rs Put Up to Take Out - fied nd. " This Is Your Life" ..This Is Your Life'". the story ;;~ of a volunteer at the lfuiam B ospita.l. will be presented as :: a s..k:it at a meeting of the llir 0 i:a.m BospitaJ n ·omui·s .~ia < tion in lb~ Hospital auditorium C on .llo.nday at ! P . ll. 2 C'l ~ ' Bar M itzvoh "":,; § ::: i::: verything is ready at your First National S tore fer the 5: big traditional Thanksgiving dinner. Use this nutslanding ? list asyour shopping guide to a finer meal for less cost. ~ ,;; ;;;. 16 Fancy Plump N orthe rn OVf N Up to lbs. < Just. A 11i,ed READY 16 lbs LB 57c and LB 49c z TURKEYS for the 1-folidays • 0.-er 0 < BELTSVILLE TURKEYS ICu f [,;w Sma'I j:'4,111.iH O VEN SH~DY 5 8 {h. A•g. LI 57c ie:: ~ Choite - Po,1 . ,houw-, C lub, Choice - S:ac• Rump or Top Round LI ,... LS Roasts Steaks f -80""•, N .Y S ulo•n 69c H.a...., Wuh•,n St••r 8••} 69c 0 .,"' Veal Legs l , a.!«Ye<>rgM.llF«l LS 45c Pork Loins You;s.~;n~~/ •• La 25c "' L.\WR~CE H_.\RR'f BERK i:ieAe ii Y,o.ui ehecf £i-1,t o. f 2Aani:a-g,iu..ing, 'fleedA, "·bo be<-a.me Bar 2\l itz,ah on Oct. 15 at Son, of ..\brah am S :rnagog-ue. Note the Low Money Saving Prices is tht> son of :'llr. and 2\ lrs.. \ f il S trained or Whol~ 16ot 37 liam Berk of Pa~oag. A reception Cranberry Sauce Ocean Spray 2 c .. Ns C in bis honor wa.s held that eYe ning a t the- Cro\\n H otel. •d W,nt" H ,11 GAL S: inu t Qt A pp I e CI er ½Ga l. Jug 33c JUG 59c" ayonnaise Pt Jar 29c JAR 49c I I Juniors Donate TV Di•-ond i=•n 2 OJ Vanilla Extract Bu, .... . CHANUKAH Poultry Stuffing ~~ 2 ,~~s 27c 801 39c Flour Q !d' Ho,,a-,lud Putry 2 9 5 • CANDLES Wyler's Onion Flakes ~A°,.; 12c io.~ 1.59 2 LB 8 o, • LAMPS , F •1 R, ,no'.f, . Hw, lSR 55 Go'd' M..d'•J Al UmlnUm 01 Duty o, 8,,,,., ROLL C Bisquick PKG 41c • DECORATIONS • GAMES • BOOKS N o not specials - they're our everyday low • GREETING CARDS ~ prices. Do you save? Prove it to yoursell • DREYDLACH Not Too Late To Start Count the Total - because the Total Counts. • PRAYER BOOKS FUNK & WAGNALLS • TALEISIM 8,oclscf~ ~.l,..., ~ Me d ium • TFILIN Fresh Eggs le;• Sa O,:u 6,9< Site :>Ol 59C ENCYCLOPEDIA 8 i.ry Yo"", R• ,9 ,0.n C ooch In A 2 LB a 0 1 Sto,• n .... t h Ck».Nf s.. turd~y-1 Mui Spaghetti ci,ul .. t" 8• , C4N 49c Volume 11 Now On Sale lzzie Zeidman J'.' _,t Jt, ..... b,o I lb Join the thousands or our customers who have Salted Peanuts & o, 8.-9 73< SAG 45c started this famous sel it's not too lat.• lo slart LIBERTY Volume 1 Still Available at 25c Cheese Spreads P,-..,.to,"''' • le: 2 1A°i:s 43c PRINTING CO. '8 ~0-• 1 .e t~ 1 V,c: ,. t'l'-W• lu•r-·• tk• IJqhl ~ li,n.,t 0....,·fit 91 295 No. Main St. Provide nce, R. I. =-- -= DE 1-5560 PL 1-4696 CALL NOW- WHJLE WE HAVE STIRES A FULL SELECTION NATIONAL LATKE PARTY kelstein and Al Adelman. toys and A latke and bridge party will be European Trip Main Prize for novelties. held by the Sisterhood of Temple Carniva l officers are Bert Fort Creative :g Beth David on Monday evening at louis. chairman; Bertram Bern ~ 7:30 o'clock in the Temple Audi- Temple Beth-El Carnival hardt, ex-officio; Herman F ein Photography ~ torium. Proceeds from the affair stein and Frederic Schwartz, co :S will be sent to the Beth Israel An all-expense European trip chairmen; K enneth Logowitz. ESON STUDIO g: Synagogue and Religious School for two will be one of the main John Sapinsley a nd Max Good MOVED TO ~ of Winsted, Conn. The public is raffle prizes to be awarded at the man, treasurers; Saul Zarchen, Temple Beth El carnival, which chairman, and Mrs. Morris Ba ti ). invited to attend the party. 108 WATERMAN ST. will be held in the Temple m eet ~ ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ruch. Dr. Samuel Pritzker, a nd PROVIDENCE ing hall on Monday, Tuesday and Edwin Soforenko. co-chairmen for 0 Portrait - Wedding - Children W ednesday evenin gs, Nov. 21, 22 tickets: William Bojar, chairman, z MAKE EARLY APPOINTMENT FOR and 23. from 7 to 10:30 o 'clock. a nd Ben Bloom, co-chairman of ;,.; Drawings will also be h eld for a ~ construction; Ben Rutten berg, Chanukah Q new 1956 car and 50 other prizes. 1 merchandise chairman; Murray Gift Portraits ; The carnival will feature a mid M . Halpert, publicity chairman, way and booths, with free gif ts DE 1-4772 "' and Miss Frances Cohen, secre Q for all attending. A merchandise tary. ., auction will be held on Wednesday g:~ evening. There is no admission charge to the event on any of the "':c three evenings. :c Captains and co-captains of ~ various categories include Ray s: Laurans. Al Shore, Nat Alterman .,"' and Mrs. William Matzner. food: Ira Green and Lou Handwerger, "'u z soft goods and sundries: Mrs. "'Q ;;: BECAUSE OF THE Carnival Co-Ch airman 0 WONDERFUL RESPONSE Walter Adler, gifr.s and antiques : g: OF OUR MEMBERS AND FRIENDS, THE GALA Sam Cohen and Charles Miller. "' appliances: Arthur Bernstingle, :c"' 50th Anniversary Lou Goldstein a nd Mrs. Charles '"' Dinner Graham. jewelry, and Archie Fin- OF THE South Providence HEBREW FREE LOAN CRAWSHAW'S YOU CAN 8UY THE NEW, BIG MERCURY ASSOCIATION FOR LESS MONEY AT BROADWAY AUTO SALES To Be H eld On RESTAURANT Authorized Direct Factory Mercury Dealer Sunday Evening, Dec. 4 22 Waterma n A,-e nuc CHARLES STEINGOLD HAS BEEN MOVED TO A LARGER HALL, THE JUST OVER RED BRIDGE CHARLES WOOLF KENNETH STEINGOLD UNITED COMMERCIAL In East Providence TRAVELERS "WHERE FRIENDS MEET On Franklin Stree t TO EAT" ofyos SPECIALIZING IN Make Reservations Now SG pe r pe rson CHARCOAL come down fast with the Stauf BROILED FOODS lfer System ... Foremost for 18 years, in 200 Largest Selection of cities nationally, the Stauffer Chanukah Supplies System must be getting RESULTS! Call your OWN Stauffer System In New England! salon today for a figure analysis - Including - • Israeli Menorahs and free trial. You'll be glad HLACK • American Menorahs you did! • Miniature Menorahs • Is r aeli Candles • American Candles RUTH REBACK • Wra pping Paper MAGIC 725 Hope St. • Dreidlac h • Embroidered entrance 6 Br•m•n Street (nur Roch•mbuu) C h a lla h Covers Phone • Many others Beauty q PL 1-7916 GA1-38S0 IShabbos Box of 6 Doz. Free Puking Reu of Building Candles 65c DENNIS Salon ~~~ MELZER'S Shopping Center r~ 299 Willard Ave. Gt\ 1-7155 DENNIS and ANTHONY ALBERT BERLINSKY'S fiairJf'J-fi:5f:5 KOSHER MEAT MARKET 748 Hope Street GAspee 1-0950 828 HOPE STREET at the corner of Rochambeau Avenue SPECIALS FOR NEXT WEEK ~tarti ng Tomorrow _1Sa turday) N ite HI lb. 28cj BROILERS lb. 36c GAspee 1-0 J 09 _ ,. _. ,_ lb. 37c Fresh Ground KOSHER HAMBURG 'i~ Corner SHOULDER STEAK- Prime Beef lb:- 98c TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY VEAL BREASTS lb. 39c FREE DELIVERY EAST IIDE ANO THE PLAT OPEN NEXT MONDAY, NOV. 21 FR IDAYS T ILL 9 ' Dance Cha irman wa;..t:;: 42 = i:::! rec:.i±. = T. and I. Report ~ "' Luncheon Tuesda A repo:-t i..:..=.ci:-=0n t:€:X: T 0..:esd.ay. ~ o-;err::Jer 2~. a.: :::.oon. a: :he ~a.: ragac....~:t E::ace: r..I: c'.:-.~,:: .:. :'.; day :!::Oe=.5~•,-e f::nd-~1~--.-~ C::-:ve by ~~ T~C~ an!: :.:u:i::.stry On"'! son c! U:e l9~5 car:ipaigr: 0: :t.e Gene:-:al Jer~t. Con:.m..::tee Jo...~p:: K. :.evy d:v-'°i.SIOU ct-.i..a...:: rn ::aid :.1.a: wH:i: 2. ~..:~,._m••""'.ea ~ roc:rra.c: u: e:f ect th.!.5: year a..:: cards a..:1= ~.xpected to be cc'w"'::--ed before ::he repo:-t :'".II1C1:~::1 E e po:Z::eri ou: :1-...at i.:::cre--d...~ 50l.:c.: ~a.:ron ;;;.r.h a goal of :.r.crea..... ~ con:r::n:,.~o~ rs be~ s:.res...~ d~ :b :o- ~e r~-p,:.rt OJC - ~ ,bold e:tc. col- ·- --J ::: News copy for the Herald sh ould be typewritten on one side of a Contributions To The Memorial Fund large sh eet of paper. Incorrect ~.. ··················- !g spelling of names if often due to Ladies Association by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horowitz. TURKEYS ~ the poor h andwriting of the sub of J ewish Hom e for Aged In memory of J oseph Chernov, DOUBLE BREASTED :f mitter. Mr s. Albert Coh en , Ch a irman by ML a nd M rs. Sam uel Mich ael AS LOW AS T el. WI 1-7420 son and Mr. a nd Mrs. Louis Millen. w 60c a lb. In memory of beloved sister. "' .--- In memory of Bessie Horovitz. They're Best Because They're Freshest "' Bessie Horovitz, by Mrs. Morris by Mr. a nd Mrs. Sam uel Mich ael ; Rugs• Carpets Feinberg. son and M r. a nd Mrs. Sam uel ALL SIZES GIFT TURK EYS A SPEC IALTY In memory of beloved father, Chernov. 2-30 Lbs. OPEN DA Y & N IGHT ;;.. • Cleaned · Shampooed · Demothed "' • Wall to Wall Carpeting Cleaned Nissan S. Simon , by Mrs. J oseph In memory of Ann Sayres, by 0 in your Home, Office, etc. z • Upholstery Cleaning Waksler. Mr. a nd Mrs. Sam uel Fabricant. • Ci garette Burns Hcpai r1:d In memory of beloved mother. I n memory of Philip Woodma n. w ARREN'S TURKEY FARM > • Summer Rugs Cleaned -.: • Free Storage tll next Summer Mrs. S. Rubin, by Mrs. H enry Oel by Mr. a nd Mrs. Lewis Kapla n, Rehoboth, Mass. Taunton-Prov. Pike Tel. 38 "R:ing 2 e • Carpets Repaired • Cut baum . Mr. a nd Mrs. Al bert Cohen a nd f Fitted - Seamed - Bound In memory of beloved husband Mr. a nd M rs. Morris Waldma n . a nd father. Israel Nozick, by Mrs: In memory of Sam uel Port, by ···- ··-···· Installed W all to Wall Q I. Nozick and Family. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Port. ..J BILL GI LSTEI N & -.: DE l -8086 In memory of beloved broth In memory of Ma x Weinba um, er, Philip P . Priest. by Mrs. by Mrs. Rose K a hnovsky. JOE EDWARDS "' Charles La ppin. In memory of Victor Hittn er, by = PROVIDENCE In memory of beloved fa ther. Mr. a ncl Mrs. Louis Kelma n. THEATRICAL AGENCY C Cl . C 11T obias Strick, by Mrs. Morris Sho- In memory of Shirley Ax elrod, ~ a rpet ean1ng O. ham. Mrs . Max Greenberg and by Mr . and Mrs. Morris Waldman YOU ASK FOR IT - .,~ Esl. 1931 Mrs . Haskell Ma rk. a nd Mr. and Mrs. Cha rles Brier . WE HAVE IT1 In memory of beloved parents. In memory of Abraham Botvin, Enterta inment For Your Ida and Simon Kotlen: in m emory by Mrs. Bessie Miller, Mrs. Slep u"' New Year's Pa rty, of beloved brother, Hany Kotlen, kow and Mr. a nd Mrs. Harold z Ba nquet a nd Ha nuka h Party T h e T hanksgivin g Men u by Mrs. Fred Adler. Wolfe. "'0 - Phone - ;: h ad b een under dis - 11 In memory of beloved father, In memory of Reverend Philip 0 cuss ion i n t he F oible Hany Fabrica nt, by Rose E., Sally, Blazer. by Mr. and Mrs. Barney PL 1-2701 HO 1-S863 and Samuel Fa bricant. Goldberg . Will Gill and Rusty R uggles "'.. h ome for m ore than a In memory of beloved son , Leo In memory of Isaac I'vl oses. by "',... week, a t least. Glass. by Mrs. Ma r y Weitman. Mr. and Mrs . Ban,ey G oldberg. = In memory of Sam and Dora In mem ory of Mary Korb, by Port, by Mrs. Harry J acobson. Give Your Thanks " No lo n ger i s .it up to Mr. a nd Mrs. Mitchell Sherwin, In memory of beloved husba nd Mrs. Bessie Miller, M r . and Mrs. over a fu\\-course you to hunt the fore s t i Harry Glassman: in memory of Sam uel Michaelson. Mr. and Mrs . g lade to shoot us a beloved son . William Glassmari Sa ul Siegle and Mr a nd Mrs. Bert turkey like a P ilgr i m," by Mrs. Harry Glassm a n . Brown. 1\Ui\\SG\~\NG In m em ory of John Sherwin, Jo M r s .F . poi nt ed out to In memory of Morris Presel. by seph Chernov. Esther Kenner and Mr and Mrs. Barney Goldberg. her husband, " and n o Rose G arfinkle, by Mr. and Mrs. I n memory of Esth er K enner, l on ger i s i t n ecessa ry Leo Rosen. by Mr. a nd Mrs. Samuel Michael D\NNt\l In memory of J acob Cossack, by Delicious fu\l-l>r easteo turkey for m e t o dedi cat e son. Mr. and Mrs. D avid Linder, Dr In memory of J acob Gorflne, by $3.00 - $3,75 per per son weeks of m y life to and Mrs. Joseph Koloclney, and Mr. and Mrs. Sa muel Michaelson, Ca ll (.'.hri8, 1h c ~hcr-aton'8 bringing thi s meal to Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Sher win. Mr. a nd Mrs. Barney Goldberg (~fn i11\ 1\hill"C 11'Ho td. for · .ct- In memory of George Pullman fruit ion". S he mea nt a nd Mr. a n d Mrs. Mitchell Sher t'11n,ily l\r 8cr~· 11tion8 - by Mr. a nd Mrs. Abraham Ber cook it. wi n. (~/\ l -9200 man. Dr. a nd Mrs. Myron K eller In memory of J ennie Galkin. Mr. and Mrs. T homas Goldberg by Mr. and Mrs. Leona rd Salmon "We'll sta r t w ith a n Mr. a nd Mrs. Barney Goldberg son. Mr. and Mrs. J oseph Dressle r EGG NOG, 11 she w rote In mem ory of J osepl1 Paley, by t,::~.'.:;':;:::::::·::.:::····' Mrs. Max T emkin. Mrs. K . F eld Mr. and Mrs. Julius Licht. on h e r pad. M r, F . stein. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Sher immediate ly g low ed win. Mrs . Ha rry Norma n and Mr (Con t inued on Page 11 ) p leasantly a nd they and Mrs. Charles Brier In memory of. Clara Goldberg whizzed through t h e by Mr. and Mrs. Willia m Berman rest of t h e menu i n Mr. a nd Mrs. Al Goldberg, Mr nothing fla t . and Mrs. George Ludman. Mr. a ncl 0 Mrs . Thomas G oldberg and M r Q and Mrs. Barney Goldberg. Beat You've n ever t a s t ed a n In memory of Rose Garfi nkle EGG NOG li k e our s . by Mr. and Mrs. William Berman Proud of it, we a re, Mr. and Mrs. Al Goldberg, Mr and Mrs. Albert Cohen, Mrs. Bes by Bilk? a nd tha t' s the trut h . sie Mille r. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wolfe, Mrs. Sam Goldberg, Mr Well,we s hould b e ,too. and Mrs. Irving Solomon. Mr. a nd Mrs. Edward Weiner, M r. and Mrs Lus cious a nd crea my . . F rank Mellion. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Plan On Plantations m ade w ith REA L EGGS is Kaplan, Mr.• and M r s. Leste1 When those ever-present bills gee ahead of you, bo rro w the mo ney you a nd flecked w ith a Emers and Mr. and Mrs. Cha rles need fro m Pla ntatio ns Bank-wipe the slate clean-a nd rep3)' us in fro m w hisper of nutmeg . Brier . six co twenty-four mo nthly payments. lt's a cinch. Look at the figures: In memory of Rose Wolfe, by T ypica l P lantations Repayme nt Plans Mrs. Fannie J acobs. Mr. a n d M1 s. For Monthly With tl,e With the We ' ve h ear d tha t some Leo Mille r a nd Mr. and Mrs . Albert Poymenls o f . I 2 Month Pio n 18 Month Pion Cohen. folks m ay add a d r a m S10.00 Yo u receive in Cash SI 10.40 or 5158.40 In memory of Gussie Adelman. of somet hing s lightly 20.00 220.80 .122.20 by Mrs. Morris Young, Mrs . Max 30.00 334.80 48.\.20 potent, b ut we can't Brier and Mrs. Sadie Cohen . ,10.00 446.40 644.40 see why .O ur EGG NOG In memory of Rose Bernstein, 50.00 558.00 805.50 is utt erly d e licious in by Mr. and Mrs. Hany S inger, These Loans arc Covered by Lire I nsurance Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell S h erwin No need to get frayed nerves over bills. Yo u can plan on the folks at itself. a nd Mr. a nd Mrs. Murray Trinkle. Plan tatio ns to help. ln memory of Fannie Kortick, Try a q ua rt or two . A by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bosler. phone call will cau se In memory of Perry Summer. by Mr. nnct Mrs. Edward Bosler. one of our Driver ln memory of Mnx S ugarman. Sales m e n to stop a t by Mrs. Lrmt Wc,:lcr. Mrs. Rosen Plantations Bank your dour . Smiling, of Knhnovsky, Mr. nnct Mrs. Thomas a tt O O l \ \\~ M O __,,,,, Goldberg, Mr. a nd Mrs. J ohn course: 0 f Newman, a nd Mr. a nd Mrs. 1\l t>mber r"''""' Df'f)osil Charlrs Emers. l 11111r," ,c11 Corpo,-,,tio n In memory or Sam ue l Abrnms. I!~~ , by Mr. nnct Mrs. Frank Goldma n. 6 i&Wil~• ln memory of Sigmund Horo WEYBO SSET S TR EET PR OV I DE N CE vitz. by Mr. nnct Mrs. John New ma n. OlNEYVtllE PAWTUCKET WOONSOCKEf WEST WARWICK NEWPORT WESTERLY PAwtucket 2-609S (,(II Uro11dw:iy JS Exch,rn,:e S1. 11 7 Main S,. ll19 Main S1. JO Wuh1ngron Sq. 27 Broad Sc. In memory of Abrahum Ablsch, ~=------:---,-=---- \ Looking for a house? Use a Hera ld Classified s are the an- I swer-UN 1-3709. :: Herald classified ad. Call UN (J.uJL 1-3709. 'IJo.lUlfPIL SRI.- -THE .., l'l= BENJAMIN PREMACK .., MASTER Ill HOUSEHOLD & INDUSTRIAL HEBREW JUNIOR CHOIR 0 CLEANERS, INC. s< Our Comple te Cleaning Services For BOYS and GIRLS, 9-16 years af age l'l For Hom.es and Industry includes: z C"l Shampooing & Drycleaning Providence 6, R. I. l'l of Rugs & Upholstery - Also .. Washing of Floors, Walls, l'l Woodwork, Blinds & Windows. ! FREE ESTIMATES 118 Hadde Avenue "'= RFD, Manville, R. I. SERVICING PA 6-0495 =l'l ~ -="l REFINISHED Ills > LIKE ~ ·oa:o~H~TICH~ATl,.,G NEW~ KAPLAN, - ~ STEVEN HARRIS HODOSH, shown at 6 months, is the son of < sh own at one year. is t h e son of Dr. and Mrs. Irwin Kaplan of 765 l'l Dr. and Mrs. Milton Hodosh of 30 Newport Avenue, South Attleboro, ~ Adelaide Avenue. Mass. l'l Ill ,-. ;~~"~~;~;:~~~ ff" Untrmited In m emory of Morris Levin, by I ' ,-. h range of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dress. Home Ladies and All Other Makes FEW days ago there w.as a thunderstorm A over the Gaz.a region. that Egyptian-held strip of Mediterranean co.a.st thrusting oortbw-a..rd into Israel. At the first flashes of lightni ng. many z Israelis in near.by settlements jumped with ap~ ( prehension. They feared that war had started Q ~nd the fear w.15 undoubtedly duplicated on the ~ other side of the deep-plowed furrow t~at ma.rlu 0 tbe troubled border. With raid.s flaring both in ') the Gaz~ sector a.ad in the El AuJa ··demilitarized"~ zone to the south~ the dange r of war is real It produce·s constant tens1on--and scenes like the1e. PEACE TRY-Cuu:-fu• t•fb 0 o1 lh hue rn eo1 rfy Scpu:mbu led to dlmod i'w-o mont1'u of rc l• hvc quiet 1n th" G • td ,tu o ~u1\ G•td ,tn c, U. N ttv ... -· ,aiSONEl OF HWAR0 ---0ff..c:'40T 0-c. J.b.t...,nloiu •rtd r••d, •ua t • •1-b ,.,t to llGH-T MOMEHT-ffrloc. E,ypt,.,.. 111f•l'lt:ty-,c., M•c. fo-vnd sotncttl-""' to ,'• u,h •bovt• 1 ~ b -..dfoldul h•ul., ff•"'llcd br t-o EtYPL•" 1• •1d,. rt .u tnvd u:cm &.-h tJ.t. 1u l th,ag bvt th11:,, 'JUl'II • •c •l "'•"d E:1ypl,•n pctb Jc.tlC.r• Oy • re. •bowt SOO ,.,.ch l:>•d lro'TI th l,,.c. THE REFUG£ES--B ur n1ng with hatred tow•rd the h ruli, , who now hold their former homu them hue no• bun orovidc-d with ,ohd huh li~e thu~. About en ,000 more. refu9c.n dnd la nds, 120,000 Pa le,t1 n1an Ar •b rdugeu crowd the U. N . c•mp1 in th e ,trip where moit of room w,th perm•nent ruidcnb of the dtlputed •re:a or camp out in te:ntt and lean•tot:. ISkA(LJ MAN(UV(R-Clou to the frontier. ,nf•ntry • nd •Pmor tra,n for b•ttle. With WHAT'S MIW1-ln ,n hru.l, ufc at a road junction nu, the ,tnp, pol,u. ,old1cr1 E9ypt 9dt1n9 • '"" from the Sow'!C:t bloc, hr• eln fc., the balance .,,If tip ,19 a1n1l them and Cl't1ltar" c•rnutly ,tudy ncw1papcn for the late:,t word on the rc cumn9 conflict. H~ tht , , T·m, The deadline for news copy to Vacations ca n be fun - if t hey j T ravel Bureau. Call Mrs. Anne : Bar M itzvah a ppear in the Nov. 25 issue of the a re planned with the Herald Cohen. DE 1-7388. Cote to Address J ewish Herald is no la ter than 5 "' P . M. on Monday, Nov. 21. Copy :;"' received a fter t hat t ime will not 00 Joint Services be used in next week's issue. A n !Jnvilalion . . . T he mem bers of two Cra nston congregations. the Woodridge PAwtucket 3-9009 · PAwtucket 6-H77 Congregationa l Chur ch and the Fred's Tavern Cra nston J ewish Cente r. will join STEAKS · CHOPS · LOBSTER together in a T h a nksgiving S erv SEA FOOO ice on \Vednesda y evening a t 8 : 15 ITALIAN CUISINE OUR SPECIALTY MIRIAM HOSPITAL JR. AUXILIARY 1021 M ine ral Spring Avenue o·c1ock at the Cranston Center. No. Provid ence, R. I. co rdially invites the public Ar m a nd H . Cote. Secretary of State in R hode Island. ,i.:ill read to attend the Go,·ernor·s Tha nksgiving P roclam ation. T he \Vood rid ge SILVER C hoir. along with Ca n tor Sam uel CanJ/e/ighl Ball Berditch of the Cranston Cente r . Electric Company ,, will present a num ber of selec SEMI-FORMAL SUPPER DANCE tions. Rabbi Julius Goldberg will Electrica I Cantractars deilver the serm on . 628 BROAD STREET DATE Dec. 3, 1955 People of all faiths are invited Industr ial - Commer cial SUPPER served at ~ to attend this fourt h annual unit a nd R esidential T IME 8 :30 P. M. 11 :00 P. M. GA 1-6864 ~ I ed service. Refreshmen ts will be STEPHE~ ..\LEX.-\:S- DER KOF- sen·ed following- the sernces. PLACE Gorden Room, DONATION $8.00 .. FLER. son of )[rs. Irving K offler Sheroton-Biltmo re per couple ~ of 2; 0 Cole ...\ Ye nue a nd the la te Are Yaur Family .. . Hotel ~ )Ir. Koffler . wh o became Bar Tween Girls Elect : )IitzYah on O ct. 22 a t T emple Your Business . . . Yaur ; Be t h Sholom. :\ r eception fol Officers, Chairmen Hame . . . PROTICTED? Call For Reservations Today :: lowed . Keep Them Safe! Make - ,-- Mem bers of t he J ewish Com ADELLE QUE EN MYRNA PEKOW m u n i t. y Cen ter·s Tween G irls Reliable Window PL 1-8883 DE 1-8922 G roup ha'"e elected the following ~1111~ Cleaning Company officers and committee personnel ENID HORVITZ 9 Meni Court HO 1-2889 to sen·e during the current sea PL 1-9234 Est ablished 1921 son: - - S. H. Wilk Realty Co. PRIZES - ENTERTAINMENT - FAVORS AWNINGS AND STORM W INDOWS :\hss Susan Mazo. president: 1359 BROAD STREET INSTALUD and REMOVED j :\I1ss Leslte Barad. nee- president: I HO 1-9290 GA 1-11l5 2\hss Brenda Sarrat. secretary. - Real Estate Specialirls - and 2\11ss Lois Znkin. treasurer. T he educattonal committee m cludes :\llss Joan Goralnik. chair KOSHER • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••,.._KOSHER BETH ISRAEL man: :\hss Carol Lessler and 2\11ss Elaine P hillips. Social commit Chapter of U. S. Y. tee: :\11ss Lmda Ca n toff. chau- - Presents m an: 2\t 1ss G ail Perlov a nd :\hss i For Thanksgiving ! :\1arla Pearson. Community serv "Starr-Light Ball" ice committee: l\I1ss Fermet Field. ------chairman: :\I1ss Leslie Stanzler .• .• ot the a nd 2\t 1ss Enid Gorodetsky. Ath : Order The Very Best!! : CROWN HOTE L letic committee: :\Ilss Carol Cohen. chairman: 2\tiss Judy Ann Eisen •: A ROSEMARSHI turkey at the WHITE HOLLAND •: Sat., Nov. 19, 1955 stem a nd 2\hss Laune Bernstein. DANCING T he Junior high school g1r1s· : FARM. It will save you time and work and it tastes so : om 8-11 30 P M e:roup meets weekly at the Sessions Street building on T hursday eve : much better than ordinary turkey, yet : RALPH STUART nm2s at 7 o·clock. \\"eekly pro ond His Orchestra ~rams. co-sponsored with t he J CC • actually costs no more. • • Refreshments Tween Boys. are cond ucted on • • • Door Pr12es Sunday afternoons. from 3 to 5 o·c1ock. $2.00 pe r couple : Up to 9 lbs. . . . 92c per lb. : Herald classified ads get results' •+ b d b •+ c-= r,...,... ======u: 9 1 S. an over . . 8 2 C per 1 . : f. THANKSGIVING SPECIALS H: OVEN-RE ADY W EI G HTS, ALL WASTE REMOV ED : r: STOCK UP NOW ON THESE U : + f. OUTSTANDING VALUES AT a+ All our poultry is koshered a ccording to Je wish ritual la w, under the : + strict supe rvision af Rabbi He rman S. Spiro of Brockton. + : W e are the only farm a pproved by the O rthodox Rabbinical Council : + of New England. + : Also Chicken Broile rs, Fryers, Capo ns, Pullets and parts of Chicke n : [. : and Turkeys. + f, 1025 BROAD ST. r. HO 1-7964 r: • .------.:• r. WEEKEND SPECIALS .+ Our ROSEMARSH I PRODUCTS Are Also Sold at + C r. Saturday Night and Sunday t KESSLER'S DeLICA TESSEN : r: ONLY! + 180 Camp Street, Providence - DExte r 1-1482 : C + KESSLE R' S Carries A Complete Line of All Ou r Products + [. +,______.. [. • -- Free Delivery -- + r. Kosher HAMBURG reg . '8Gc._ lb. 55c l. SHOULDER STEAK reg. $'t-2Q lb. 90c WE ARE OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS : r. CHUCK reg. rSc__ lb. 60c : OUR SALESROOMS ARE HEATED AND AIR CONDl"i" IONED : r. : e + e WE HAVE PLENTY OF PAYED PARKING SPACE + [, - All Meets Cut fra m Choice and Prime Bee f - I f SORRY- We cannot offer delivery service a t these [. prices These specials opply only o t our store. • • [,. ~PECIAL FOR THANKSGIVING [ , YOU N G T ENDER .-.J WHITE HOLLAND FARM i R TURKEYS lb. SOc :329 High Street Telephone 676 - 677 Whitman, Mass.: r, 18 lbs. and ove r _ __J •• From Pro•,dence Take ~ out e? 44 thru Taunton, t urn left a t the M,ddleboro tra ffic circle on Route 28 towa rd s Boston, + j • continue on Route 18 to W hitman, t urn left on Route 27 to wa rds Brockton l ook for the sign. B - F REE DELIVE R Y ON H OLI DAY ORDERS - t -----=~ .A:,...:tc..l=~~ KOSHER -••-·•••-•••••---••••-•---- KOSHER To Install Abelson Home fo r Aged Membership Committee .,~ Life Membership Thanksgiving T i me Is Here Again· Adorn Your Festive Board with At Beth Sholom The Tenderest, T astiest, Plumpest (Continued from Page 11 ) TURKEYS and CAPONS from ::l Alfred Abelson will be installed l\lrs. Leonard Y. Goldman ;;; as president of Temple Beth Sho "O lom on Sunday at 8 P . M. at the Chairman KELLER'S :,, Temple. The installation pro JA 1-5620 KOSHER MEAT MARKET 0 1841/;z WILLARD AVENUE < gram will feature Mrs. J ean Brody We welcome our new life mem Order NOW and get the Weisberg. New England R egional bers: p ick of the crop. sl'l The Market Unrivaled . in Reputation· president of the National Wom z Mrs. George Ludman. Mrs. J o FOR TENDER CUTS OF C'l en ·s League. as guest speaker. KOSHE R STEER BEEF l'l seph Slefkin, Mrs. Hyman Slefkin, V EAL A ND LAMB Other officers ~re Dave Weiner, Mrs. Marshall Leeds, Mrs. Samuel ... CHUCK lb. 69c l'l vice-president; Irwin Field, vice Lazarus. Mrs. David Sadler, Mrs. BREAST OF VEAL lb. 39c ::;; president: Samuel Horvitz. treas Eli Winkler, Mrs. Aaron Bramson, Fresh and Pi ckled ;;; urer; Robert l\Iushnick. recording Mrs. Henry Hassenfeld, Mrs. Irv TONGUE lb. 55c = secretary: Ernest Newman, finan ing J. F ain, Mrs. R obert H ym an. Well T rimmed cial secretary. Elected to the Tem Mrs. Samuel Fabricant. Mrs. Hen Any Cu t ;;; :,, ple board of directors were Dr. ry Sack and Mrs. Simon Lessler. VEAL CHOPS lb. 69c ;;. Alan Pekow. Berlick White. Sam Stewing or Roasting ,... uel Horenstein. Martin Dittel LAMB 2 lbs. 25c _o man. Norbert Kiefer. Bruce Ja H UG lVRI MEETING - FRESH KILLED DAILY - Plump Tasty ~ cober. l\.Iarshall Weiss, Louis Isaiah Tadmor will discuss TENDER CHICKENS ; Dwares. Joseph \Vasserman and "Contemporary Problems in Is ;;. :\tartin \Vexler. rael." at a meeting of the Hug BROILERS :< Rabbi Reuven Siegel will install Ivri. Hebrew Speaking Circle, on 2 Killings for the price of 1 )lernbers of the J ewish Home for the Aged members hip com z t.he officers and board members. Sunday evening at 8:30 o·c1ock at F or Free Delivery To All Points 0 mittee a r e. seated left to rig ht - 2\lesda m es Louis Horvitz, co-c h a ir I Including Cranston, Garden City, Cocktails and a buffet will follow the home of Dr. and Mrs. Harry < man ; Sidney August, treasurer . a nd Howa rd S. Greene, c h a irma n . Gaspee Plateau, Call JA 1-0960 l'l the installation program. The Elkin. Dr. Aaron K lein is chair Remember : "The proof of the S tanding-~lesda m es Dud ley Block. secret a ry ; ~feyer Miller , secre public 1s invited to attend. man of the Circle Puddin~~ Eatin£," ta r y; George Glick, publicitY. and Thomas H . Goldberg , ex-officio. 8l'l :,, Herald Classifieds are the an Photo by Fred K elman swer-UN 1-3709. PROTECTION FOR _.. .,"' Fo r Yo ur Pub licity end Orgonizotional YOUR _FA ·MIL Y ., - PHOTOGRAPHS - CALL FRED KELMAN Life Insurance - Annu ities far your Family During Your WI lli om, 1-S402 Acfr,e Years. A Monthly Annuity In B. Simon came far Yourself when yau PIANO TUNER decide to retire or curtail Slnce 1910 Pianos Tuned, Regulated -your activities. Repaired Reasonable - Rellable For fu ll in formation coll Money Back Gu arantee Life Insurance Protection 226 WEBSTER A VENUE 635 Industrial Trust Building EL 1-22 15 - TE 1-4205 Office--GA 1-3812 Re1.-PL 1-0716 FRANK LAZARUS TUTORING JAMES F. REILLY 2 words to remember GA l-5052 Latin, French, Spanish German, Algebra Social Studies, English Experience with PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOL )IR . .-\SD )IRS. ROBERT B OLUSKY. who were married on STU DENTS Oc t. 23 at the :\perion Pla za, Boston. The bride is the former Geral dine Coh en. P hoto by Lafayette Studios For The Life of Your Mink Emanuel Men's Club RESTYLE and REPAIR at To Entertain Children WEINBERG'S The full- length Technicolor. Your Mink Receives Our 35 Years of \Valt Disney cartoon. ''Peter Pan." will be shown at the annual Fath Fur Service "Know How" er and Ch1ldren·s Day meeting of ~~ LUXURIOUS MINK STOLES the i\len·s Club of T emple Eman • uel. to be held on Sunday a fter- 1 IN STOCK noon at 2 o'clock. Refreshments w I\\~· HARRY WEINBERG & Sons will be served and toys will be dis ~- ·11 tributed to all children attending. A short message with a lot o f meaning! Money put 385 W estminster St. Provi de nce, R. I. The meeting is open to all paid up members and their children. aside regularly out o f income earns a w o rth. while Those who wish to become Men·s return here. Sa,·ings a re insured to S10,000 by Fed· WJAR-TV--"Frontiers of Fa ith" Club members m ay enroll at this eral Savings and Loan Insu ra nce Corporation. a meeting. government agency. Open a n account soon with a 10:15 to 10:45 A. M. Sunday, November 20-" THE PHONOGRAPH" conven ient amouM - add to it regularly - and COUNCIL STLDY GROUP watch those savings g row. W JAR--"The Eternal Light" Prank Harold Malley will speak on " Is Our Community a Good Ev ery Sunday- 12:30 ta 1 :00 P. M . Place for All its Families? .. at a Sunday, November 20 meeting of the study group of " A WRESTLING WITH AN ANGEL" the Providence Section. Nationa l Council or Jewish \.Vomen. on l;ItI1qjjjm;IHF1 Tuesday morning at 10 o·clock at the home of Mrs. Su.mner Ra ~~ phael. 335 Doyle Avenue. Mem AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 'J1ae Cutlet ~fftj bers wishing to bring guests are asked to call Mrs. Raphael. hostess ,1ov1DEHCE AND PAWTUCKIT of the day. ~ ::; Sale Chairman Receives National Award Now Open :g (l)j f).oh.nj_ ~ ~ l]Jtidal Sha~ c:: Brides, Bridesmaids, Formals "' Dresses for A ll Occasions ~ Ope n Mon. thru Sat, 9 - 6-Friday 'till 9 "';. 0 Evenings by Appointme nt :z RI T A DI CARLO ET H E L JOHNSON ,.; 1480 Broad Street ~ at Washington Park =f Q ..l ~ PACO CO. c:: 63 WASHINGTON ST. PROVIDENCE, R. I. a - UNian 1-6784 - iii 111RS. ALBERT WEINBERG, ; w h o is c h a irma n of the white ele Jn/l._ 'Un.u.a.u.aL Siji,,i. . . ..,~ p hant sale of the ltoger 'Willia m s Lest er E. S iegel. right, of Automa tic Ve nding Machines, Inc. is "1.J Ch a p ter . B'n a i B'rith \\' om en, to congr a tula ted by Fra nk B ettgcr a fter S iegel received the nation a l u he h eld on Monday e ve ning a't Kwik- Ka fe a wa rd a t t h e r ecent Phila delphia con vention for coffee ll.MJ1iif-ul Siji,,i. . . . :z ;.J 8 :30 o'clock a t C hurc hill H ouse. ve nding m achine oper a tors. Looking on a re Cy Melikia n a nd Lloyd :::) :\'l rs. Sid ney L. R a bin owitz is co Rudd. ... J~ Siji,,i. ;;;: chair man of the e ve nt, whic h will 0 a lso fea ture a sale of h om em a d e e L'AMOUR CERTIFIED DIAMONDS • IMPERIAL ~ ca kes. cranberry r elish a nd food Dedicate Window Young Adults Plan t.vlng o. Pasto, CULTURED PEARLS e WATCHES • WALLETS i.i.l baske ts : a kosh er turkey r affle, Gene,at Manage, e DESK CLOCKS • CAMERA OUTFITS • EVANS : a n d an a uction conduct ed by S id To Brill Family Latin-American Night CERAMIC BONE CHINA • STERLING SILVER HOLLOWARE • JEWELRY ~ n ey R abinowitz a nd l\'lrs. Joseph H e nry BrilJ. pres ident of T e mple T he Young Adult Divis ion of the ITEMS e POOLE SILVERWARE • PEN S AND PENCILS, Nome B,onds. Secfcr. Beth David. was honored for his Jewish Commun ity Center will The public is in\•ite d t o a t 12- year service to the T em ple at hold a "' Latin-American Dance tend . R efreshme nts will be a testimonial dinner last Sunday Night.. Sunday. Nov. 27. at 8:30 served. Mrs. Ha rry G oldman HEADQUARTERS for BOWLING PRIZES attended by m ore than 200 guests o·ciock at the Sessions Street and ) l rs. Irving M it tle m a n arc including Governor Dennis J. Rob Center. C~airman o~ the, newly hos pit a lity cha irme n . berts a nd Rabbi Morris Schus formed social committee 1s Flo Far Holiday Reference ... sheim. rence Sicker. Committee mem bers FACTORY and EXECUTIVE GIFTS Telepathist to Appear Max Resnick. a member of the include Corinne Newman. Estelle T emple board of directors. dedi R ubin. Margie Pomera n tz. Nancy ~ Are Our Specialty · At Gentleman's Night cated a stained glass windOw to Cohen a n d Milton Nachbar. Irv Wermont. mental telepa Mr. and Mrs. Brill and thei1 thist. will be the guest entertainer family_ of the Ladies Aid and Sisterhood Speakers at the affair included of Congregation Ohawe S holam, Mrs. Mary Musnick. president of Pawtuckel. nt. the group's " Gen the Ladies Auxiliary: Benton tleman's Night" on Monday in Odessa. vice- president of t he Lhe Synagogue vestry. " The Other T emple: Max Tippe, president of : 1/)ke" t.p"' Side of the Mind"' is the sub ject the Me n's Club, a nd J acob J. Al of Wermont's program of tele prin. general chairma n of the ELLIOT F. SLACK pathy, thought projection and testimonial a nd toastm aster for sightless vision. the evening_ Irving Shechtman, tM.nk o6 J.i6e The committee for the affair in Temple t reasurer. cludes Mesdames Edward Slern. of arrangements. Benjamm Jacobson, HO\vard Ro SUN LIFE OF CANADA senberg, Mary Friedman. Harry Get quick results - Use H erald f} "J a ,z,a.#,(,l, . . . Goldstem, Louis Levin, J oseph classified ads to buy, sell. rent, K urtz. Al Max and Ha rry Port e mploy. job-hunt. etc. Call UN 1019 INDUSTRIAL BANK BLDG. DE 1-2422 ney. Refreshments will be served. 1-3709. before Wednesday oon. II Jlvz_ ~~ Jn.w.11.JL GIANT REMOVAL SALE Albert's is moving soon to their new location on North Main Street, SiwfJPJL, !)~.\ ~~. ·, opposite the Rhode Island Auditorium. All regula r inventory is now on ~ ,~? sale at tre me ndous reduction. Come in a nd see Murra y or Norm for terrific ~ - () buys on such nationally-adve rtised floor cove rings a s Bigelow, Need letuft, 626 Reservoir Ave. ~ fl Wilton, Archibald Holmes, Ale xande r Smith, Church Wall Tiles, and Arm strong linole um. You' ll find a brillia nt a rray of patterns and colors in this C,oodoo, R. I. ~ ~ huge stock and it's all guaranteed fi rst q ua lity, no seconds o r irreg ulars. You' ll receive the same courteous attention, and the some skilled installa tion service a s always, whe n you buy at b ig savings during Albert's G iant Your One-~~ Re moval Sale. Open EVERY night till ni ne during the sole. Beauty Salon and Gift Shop NOW OPEN TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY )AY alhert•s 9 TO 5 30 P. M . 1111 UltRAY TltINKLE, l NC,J FLOOR COVERINGS in rful Norma" Tille1 LaSalle Square, Prov idence • GAspee 1-5513 Mu"8J Trinkle J FR EE PAR KING AT OUR DOOR I M_9s he Sharett societies of scholars . in many and drank from the wells of Torah. ... lands across the seas, the name of In 1903, at the age of 16, Wolf ... The tempo and nature of events within the past few Harry A. Wolfson stands for one son came to the United States and of America's great sons. resumed his study of Torah in Ye- COMMUNITY weeks sharpens interest in the visit of Israel's Foreign Mini .. The Learned Know shiva Reb Yetzchok Elchanan in ster, M oshe Share ll. Beyond question history will accord t'l= him distinction as one ol the principal architects of the mod we are told, for instance, that New York. Fate brought Wolfson CALENDAR when the Ministry of Educa tion of to Scranton where he was a teach e rn Sta te o[ Israel. Future generations may also regard him ~ India prepared a series of books er at the Talmud Torah and a 0 wilh admiration and gratitude for his part in alerting the < on the "Philosophies of the West- student a t the local high_ schooL WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS W estern world to the international implications of what ~1r. ern world," the work of Wolfson B:e was 21 w_h en he received his 8 Sharell himself has d escribed as Israel's "suprem e emerge ncy." on Spinoza was translated a nd in- h1_g h school diploma, and together of Al:i~rst~d.;~~:~~:t~~:a~ !:r:!~i~nlsea~~~ ~ His mission to Geneva, while he was still Prime ~1finister, eluded in the series. It is that with it a one year scholarship to ;~~~~e~a!fs Hiy 1~a51~~~g Mrs. Alfred D. ~ did not succeed in halting the shipment of communist arms authoritative. Harvard, awarded by the Harvard Club of Scranton to the outstand SATURDAY ; to 1-his, however, must be viev.,e c.l in relation to ,vhat 7:00 P. M.- l ! ~'tele Emanuel Dinner Egy pt. We learn that Harry A. Wolf ing graduate. ! he did accomplish: the attraction of world attention to the son is the only person to hold One Grows To 40 MONDAY 00 fa ct tha t while the \rVes tern powers have been affli cted with a honorary degrees from every Jew 2:00 P. M.- Ladles Assn. Miriam Hos- := strange somnolence in rega rd to ce rtain basic realities in the ish school of high er learning in Harry A. Wolfson came to Harvard on a one-year scholar 8:00 P. M.- ~t~~~r~~~tash:~~~tinledek = ~1icld le East, the Soviets have, in effect, moved in. America. The orthodox Yeshiva ~ :~~fng Sale and Yiddish ~ University, the Conservative Jew ship a nd has stayed there ever The nightmare vision of Russ ia n-manned submarines ish Theological Seminary, a nd the since. Degrees followed in rapid 8:00 P. M.- ,~~~aar" M·eefi~;kle Aux. ~ monitoring the Suez while fl ying Egypt's flag, the prospect Reform Hebrew Union College, all succession. Bachelor in 1911, 8:00 P. M-- k~gu¾!~":1:eti~~om Aux. ~ Master in 1914, Ph. D. in 1915. of the dreaded, ;ige-o ld Russ ian imperialisl drive-LO·lhe-east have conferred honors· upon him 8:00 P. M.- [!';ai'f::n~~ Women Regu- ; becoming successful under its latter-d ay g uise of "people's for his contribution to H ebrew Then came appointmen ts to 8:00 P. M.- Temple Beth El Ca rnival 8 delllocracies," the danger of comple te loss of hope that the thought and letters. the faculty. For forty years now Harry A. Wolfson walks TUESDAY ~ backwa rd lands in this area mighl ma ke reasona ble progress The newstands across the n a 12:30 P. J\L- Sisterhood Temple Eman- lo( uel Training Program ~ towards a dcmocraLi c and produCL ive way o[ life, Lh e threa l of the paths of the Harvard cam tion are now distributing the Nov pus, and literally dwells among 2:00 P. M.- Telshe Yeshiva Regular '2! liquid:itio u of the o ne State there, Israel, that is intellectually, ember issue of Holiday m agazine the stacks of Harvard's library. 8:00 P. M.- r:::::;,.t~feg Beth El Carnival ~ sp iritually and lll orall y linked with the \Vest - these are some In it is a story on the Ivy League A profile of the m an and scholar WEDNESDAY t".1 of the larger perils o f which i\lr. Share ll gave eloquent warn colleges. The only photograph 2:00 P. J\1.- Sisterhood Temple Eman- ~ of a m ember of the faculty of appeared last May in the Ha rvard u el Board Meeting b:i ing. /\t this point, "'e ca n only ho pe that this man's clarity Crimson, the University's daily FRIDAY t".1 o f vision a nd presentatio n will be matched by appropriate any of these schools included in 2:00 P. M.- Sisterhood Temple Beth ~ this story is that of Dr. Wolfson newspaper, part of which reads: El Board Meeting ~ action on the pan of the d emocracies LO ensure Lh at their one The legend underneath the photo "With an enthusiasm unabated JO reliable :i ll y in the ~liddle East will be powerful enoug h to graph reads: today by 40 years of research and a 15 th century J ewish philoso- ..,. defeat a ll assaul ts o n her integrity. "A professor in the great Ivy teaching, Wolfson works as near pher , Crescas. I strain m y eyes on ~ League tradition is Harvard's ly around the clock as he can at its pages often now, but in it will Harry A. Wolfson, professor of Widener B-45, a study crammed I hardly find the answer to the Philosophy a nd Hebrew Litera to utter confusion with books, question of "Wolfson a nd We, "(JJtfl ~ (Jp,iltwn,, ture. Famed for his studies of pamphlets, and papers that fill up What does h e teach us?" Spinoza, he is now at work on the ceiling-high shelves on three The Essays Tell sides of the room, overflow the a monumental 12 volume in The a n swer lies in his essays. Wolfson of Harvard mammoth desk in the middle and quiry into systems of philosophy Fortunately we have a few Wolfson from P lato to Spinoza." encumber every available chair By BERYL SEGAL with piles of envelopes." essays on m atters of immediate A Landmark concern to the American J ew. . . One story has it that Wolfson Part of this monumental m- 1keeps books in the icebox of his These we may read with ease and with profit. These I hope to dis On more than one occasion I teI; ectual indebtedness to a i< reat qu1_ry 1s a two volume study of the bach elor apartment. have heard Rabbi William G. master. philosophy of the Church F ath cuss at som e other time. The profile goes on to say that: In t h e meantime, it is good to Braude declare publicly that the And yet, if you were to men ers. The completion of this study "After a lifetime of research know of a man n a m ed Wolfson in one person he calls "Moree Verab tion Harry A. Wolfson to your was the occasion of a unique cere he is considered today the out our times. even though we m ay not bee," my guide and m y t eacher, friends. the name would convey mony at Ha rvard on November 2. In the presence of 200 invited standing Judaic scholar in the h ave the pa tien ce nor the capaci i~ Dr. Ha.rry A . Wolfson of Har hardly anything to them, and - United States." vard University. Now, this title. guests Dr. Wolfson presented the ty to read his writings, or, reading I confe~s that I, myself, know But What To Us? "Moree Verabee," is not used deplorably little of h is writings first bound copy of "The Fathers' them , to understand them well. lightly in the world of Jewish and ideas. It is a commentary to the library of Harvard. Among But you might ask, what does Our fathers and grandfathers scholarship. He who is the re on our times that we are quite the guests were representatives of Harry A. Wolfson say to us? You knew the scholars and t h e great cipient of this title must stand familiar with the names of ty the Roman Catholic, the Greek and I who are neither students of spirits of their times, though they h ead and shoulders above the coons of industry, wizards of Orthodox. the Episcopal and the philosophy nor readers of theo did not always understand them scholars of his gen eration, a nd he finance, and stars of screen Jewish faiths. In accepting the logical tomes, what words of rele fully, and they spoke their names must have ea rn e d a "Yad and television, but know not the two volumes for the library, the va nce does he speak to us? with reverence and awe. Veshem," a stronghold and fame names of contemporary giants Dean of the Harvard Divinity I glance at the two Wolfson vol- In J ewish tradition, reverence in the world of learning. He who in the world of thought. School said that this work is a umes on m y sh elves treating of for the scholar is as great a nd as confers this title "Moree Verab But at Harvard, and in the halls "landmark in almost 2,000 years "Philo, the J ewish Philosopher of meritorious as the study of the ee" procla ims a spirit ual a nd in- of learning of America , a nd in the of Judea-Christian rela tions." It Al exandria." I nibble at a para Tora h. For through reverence we was said further about this study graph here and there, now and are brough t closer to study. that: then, but I doubt that in them It is a tradition worth renewing "For the first time, the will I find the answer to this ques in our times as well. The Officers and Trustees of philosophy of the Fathers has tion. been a nalyzed and ordered as At my elbow now is another ( The opinions expressed by Mr. an epoch in the history of Wolfson book, "Crescas' Criti Segal are his own. His views are r e I i g i o u s and philosophical que of Aristotle," a translation not necessarily those of this news thought." a nd analysis of the writings of paper!. Jhe Jewi:Jh fiome /or lhe __A'JeJ In case you wonder why this study awaited the labors of a J ew ish scholar, let me remind yo u that o/ RlioJe .J:1 /anJ a nother Harvard scholar, a teach THE JEWISH COMMUNITY er of Harry Wolfson, Dr. George Foot Moore, wrote a fundamental of Rhode Island analysis of Judaic thought and cordially invite you principles in a three-volume work Is Invited To Attend the called "Juda ism." Dr. Moore was a Christian. Such a re the ways of 4th Annual to attend the study and research on the uppe1 rungs. UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE Who Is He? Jwenl'J-lhird __Annual m eelin 99 HILLSIDE AVEN U E to live and to study in the famous • Armand Cote, Secretary of State in Rhode Island, Slobodka Yeshiva, a scat of learn will read the Governor's Proclamnt.ion Ing of great renown in the J ew ish world of Eastern Europe, un • Rabbi Julius Goldberg \'fill deliver the sermon Jacob I. Fe lder til the destruction of that world Morris S. Waldman in the years o[ the Second World • Members of Both Congregations Wlll Participate President Recording Secretary War. A Slobodka Yeshiva student In the Service sat at the feet of great scholars ~ "' ::.:"' SYD CO.HEN· 00 ....-< . ~ ~ The $64,0.00 Question ~ ~ ~ ~ Attention, baseball fans in gen ing major league managers Z eral, and Red Sox fans in particu from the minors continues in > Jar! This is for you. vogue for sever a l more years. it ~ Would you-if you wer e in m ay be tha t one day soon some 8 the shoes of Mrs. Myrt Powers big league club will be a n ~ have da red to try for the S64,000 nouncing the hiring of the first question on that fabulous give Jewish manager in big league t1llmj- Around ""Q away show? history. the Leagues. :;l Well, decide for yourselves, all Assuming for the moment that all this comes to pass. the man II ci:: of you, after absorbing what is I ~ said to have been the question ager's name will be Cohen- Andy 9n.Mip CRANSTON cap tournament, which was the : that woul d have been asked of Cohen, that is: a nd the promotion By Ben Bloch feature of last \veek's session. Al 00 Mrs . Powers had she chosen to go will mark the climax of a long By Joe Gutterba.11 Moe Gofma n fashioned three had 319 plus a handicap of 102 to ~ all the way. climb to the heights from the very steady strings for 366. top effort give him the winning 421 total. ~ Now pretend you are up on the depths of the minors. For Andy of the night, while Ben Mellion The best single of the night was ~ stage, with no assistance possi probably never dreamed he· would "Bowling style a nd form are as rolled 344 with the a id of a 131 144 by Sol Trieff, while Nat Gold ~ ble, with $64,000 your reward for make the grade. individua l as fingerprints and st ring. Three men. Phil Chopak, man posted 370 with a 139 single. ~ success: a miserable, insignificant This Andy Cohen is the same ha ndwriting," Ben Bloch reports Irv Bierenbaum a nd Mike Miller, William Lurie came up with 355, ~ Cadillac the booby prize if you one who was John J. McGraw's of Cranston bowlers. rolled 339. and Ruby Lipson hit 354. Among S lose. And 'here is the question: last J ew ish hope back in the Johnny Kaufman is tops in us The league's top bowler, Ed the better singles was Phil Os ; G ive a ll the d etails concern 1920's. That is, McGraw desper ing speed to get boundbacks that Lang 015 av.) . had a 133 single, troff's 131. "' ing the play that won the 1946 ately wanted an outstanding J ew change chops to strikes. Moishe but ta pered off. T eam-wise, the Sam Ratner is pacing the league C.. World Series. But I said ALL ish ball player to bolster the New Filler can start a ball on the right All -Stars with 1541 and the Ath with a 127 average, followed by ~ the details. Who was the York gate. Andy got a tremen and hit a pin on the left. while letics with a 535 single recorded Lipson 125 , H arry Weisberg 119, ~ pitch er at the tim e, and the dous buildup, a buildup of such Moishe Bernstein can duplica te the best marks. · Goldman and Selig Levine 118, hitter , et c. If you cannot give overwhelming proportions that he tha t from the southpaw side. Ed and Joe Stern and Ostroff 117. the entire story, you are a has was unable to fulfill it. La ng, who has a knack of sliding SACKIN-SHOCKET been who would be r educed to Cohen lasted just a few years pins effectively, has a slight faun By Sid J acobson WARWICK riding in Cadillacs· if you h ad in the big time as a player, then like leap. Art Siegel's ballet form After Coast Guard had won the By Irving Zaidman m a de the show. drifted to one lower minor league netted him a 323- 121 last week. first t\VO strings, Na vy came back T eam Al eph set a new league I'm not going to give the a'nswer a fter another and eventually Doc Fershlman's unorthodox to take the third and a lso knock single of 551, sparked by Al Ro here right now. of course. Wa nt dwelled in obscurity. stance is n o detriment to his 106 off total pinfa ll to earn a split on din's 140 and aided by the efforts you to think about it. and see how Three or four years ago, I average. Moe Cofman pushes t he strength of J erry W aksler's of Marv Baron, Ben Pearlman, much you really know about the cam e across his n a m e again, as rather than throws the ball, while 352 and a 149 single. Other Navy Bob Fields and Sam Katz. Rodin play in question. Maybe I'll list the manager of a team in the Ben Mellion resembles a twin "destroyers" were Sam Jarcho totaled 335. the information a t the end of this Cuban League. In order to learn bladed windmill. Bill Deitch's with 341, including strin gs of 125 Still, Team Gimel was a ble to column, maybe I'll save it for next his tra de properly, and because slow roller creates much action a nd 123: Joe Epstein 315 and AI wrest two points from Aleph, with among the pins, a nd Ed Berman week. Get the old thinking caps this was the only way he could Spater, who boosted his 84 aver Si Aron rolling 333 with a 120, appears to curtsy at the foul line. on, and see what you can do. continue to stay active in the age with a 103 string. and good singles of 122 by Jules game h e loved, Andy t ook a n y Jordy Hoffman hit a 123 twice, Koteen a nd 110 by Bernie Silver. First J ewish Ma nager? manager 's job a nywhere. The A big salute to Sam Gordon, a I finishing with 339, and Morty Fine Merl Rodyn, pinning 324 with a If the current trend of pick- 1Co ntinued on Page 131 Beth El stalwart, for his untiring rolled 106 to pace Army to a 3-1 string of 120 , doubled µp with Jack and unselfish efforts in giving victory over the Sea bees. Hotzie Cha iken, who rolled 332, to pull bowling instructions to_ the blind. IStrelow rolled 333 and Larry Koff their team out of the cellar. Early Starting Time for Contest His volunteer efforts m helpmg Ier had 302 for the Sea bees. blind men find recreation that Jim Weiss posted 123, Irwin normally is limited to those who covinsky and Norm Bader 110. PROV. FRATERNAL Meets With Bowlers' Approval can see is a tribute to a great By Nathan Miller Climbing into average high spot bowler and a fine sportsman. BETH DAVID The earlier starting tim e of the 97 to 107 , and B for bowlers with by a narrow margin, Leo Lazarus By Joel Zarum a nnual Turkey Tournament of the averages 96 and under, will be giv rolled 334. Moe Seltzer still has Ha rry F ellman of Independents T\VO bowlers penetrated the up R. I. J ewish Bowling Congress is en ¾ handicaps, based on the his 105, a few pins behind Laza got a head start on the Florida va per strata of the league's season m eeting with a ll-around approval average of the top bowler in each rus. cationers. We understand he is records. Izzy Yamuder rolled 366. a mong bowlers who feel they m ay category. George Diamond broke 300 for in the midst of a two-week so with strings of 11 3. 131 and 122, participate. yet have their after The entry fee is $2 for the three a tota l of 314 with a string of 11 5. journ in the Southland. the second best triple, while Ken noon this coming Sunday free for strings. Cy Goldenberg also rolled 314 . . Resµick recorded a new second their families. Turkeys will be a warded for the with his best single a 120. Larry high single of 144 while rolling Just a reminder: The tourna top three totals and the high si n Sam Osterman, the Beth Israel Zeidel hit 121. ment opens at 11 :30 A. M. at the gle in each class, a nd the high to correspondc,nt, likes to give credit 364. "Rosy" Rosenfield continued his Joel Orchoff rolled a neat 140 Legion Bowladrome on Park Ave tal in each class also will receive where credit is due, aside from the streak and is now 12th in average while totaling 336. Al Snell came nue in Cranston. The committee a trophy. bowling scores. He says Donald sta nding. Al Gladstone, whose av up with 131. Sam Kopel was wel headed by Sam Segal of Beth Is Berstein is one who has bowled erage is better left unmentioned. rael hopes the fina l bowlers will for years, takes the sport serious comed back to the league after a says h e will try throwing left two years' absence. After he got toe the line by l :30 o'clock in the Remind Bowlers of ly. is well liked and is Osterman 's handed next week. afternoon. candidate for the bowler of the the kinks out of his joints, Sam rolled 80, 84 and 111. Sam was Foul judges will work the a lleys Next Sweepstakes week. R . I. JEWISH FRATERNAL made to feel a t home by the where bowlers in the Open and A . . By P erry Agronick Interest is running high in the classes wil l compete. There is a report from Provi league m embers. A torrid 140 single by Lou Green second monthly sweepstakes tour The league-leading White Sox Open bowlers, those with aver dence Fraternal that Lou Sheet helped his team. the Dodgers, to a nament of the R. I . J ewish Bowl maintained first place with the ages 108 and over, will bowl from m an has dropped his nick-name four-game victory over the league Ing Congress to be held on the scratch. but bowlers In the other "Bet-a-Buck" after checking his three men present rolling as fol lead in g India ns. and put t he regular bowling nights of mem latest scores and now wants to be lows: Leon Nachbar 315, Leon Dodgers in first spot. The Dodg- classes, A for bowlers with a ver ber-leagues, Nov. 28, 29 and 30, ages at the end of last season of known as " Bet-a-Penny a nd K a plan 291 and G eorge Peddle and Dec. 1. what's the odds?" 307. (Continued on Page 13) Congress officials are pleased The Red Sox boasted t he night's with the better than two-thirds The entire R. I. Jewish Bowl Nat Alterman, congress presi top efforts of 582 a nd 1552. The Week's Best ing Congress joins m embers of respanse of the bowlers in the init dent. and Murray Trinkle, first ial tourna ment, In which 638 keg I NDIVIDUAL the I ndependent League In president of the congress, crossed KAVODIANS lcrs took pa rt. mourning the death last Friday the state line to visit the Kavod By Evelyn Ratner I Single Also or interest was the fact that of Harold I. Bloom a nd extend ia ns. The report is tha t Nat and Al Levy, a bowler with a 93 av- Jerry Waksler, Sackin-Shocket, condolences to his family, a ll the winners were in the so Murray were warmly welcomed. erage, won the Individual handi- 149 : Al Abrams, Beth Israel. 148 ; call ed Class A (97-107) category, Sol Trieff, K avodians, 144 : Dave A veteran of World War II. with many bowlers In the low 90's "There's hope for all of us," Resnick, Beth Israel. 144 : K en he bowled with Post 23 and and upper 80's show ing well on the J ack Appelbaum, the Beth El Resnick, Beth David, 144 : Alie Joined the Independe nt League A special meeting of dele strength or the full handicap to scrivener, writes in his weekly re Shatkin, Beth El. 14 2. when it was for med this season . gates to the R. I, Jewish Bowl a 120 average, which Is given In port as he records a 327 by Saul Ing Congress has been called Total He was 36 years old and re the sweepstakes. Hans. for 9 o'clock Sunday morning Bert Himmelfarb. Beth El. 397; sided with bis wife, Irene F . Once again , bowlers are remind at the Legion Bow1adrome on Na t Alterman, Beth EI. 377: Si (L abusb ) Bloom, and their son, ed to deposit their 25-cent entl'y Park Ave .. Cranston, by Nat Aron, Beth Israel. 376 : F rank Sup Arl!Jur, al 131 Cass St., Provl lees with their league represent.a nick, Beth El, 373; Nat Goldman, d6DCe , TURKEY Alterman of Beth El, congress t! v<:11 prior to the start o! bQJ.'l· ""'sident. Ka vodlans. 370. Aa >. mark of respecl lo hie lng . . Results W1U be tabulated at TE1'M memory-. the Independents can the Dec. 4 congress delegates' TOIJRfWAENT It is hoped that ratillcation Single celled last Tuesday night's meetlng and will be announced in of the con gress by-laws wtu be Red Sox, Beth David, 582. bowling session. this section, Dec. 9. THIS SUNDAY completed at the m celinl', Total Good luck and good bowling ! Al Hurvitz's team, Beth El, 1597. pinfall of 160 pins. The victors 126. H arv Fellman rolled 323 dering how in heck this column is concerned, all you would have ~ Around The Leagues were Al Hur..-itz's team. with B ill Ho..-ie LaPidus 130 and Shelley " knows" the big query. Oscar had to know, of course~ was that Bot,in. Harry Gordon, Dewey Summer 123. Ruhl, a columnist of the Sporting Slaughter scored from first base (Continued from Preceding Page) S hatkin and J oe Schwartz. Hur News, is the source. He claims on a single when Pesky held the j ers rolled 508 and 1430. G reen's to "-itz's team rolled 1597 and 558. DiDEPENDENTS that this question of the 1946 ball-but you also would have ;; tal was 328. J oel Orchoff's quintet had a sin By Harry Fellman Wo rld Series is the one. H e does had to furnish a little additional - Ining K otlen. aided his 83 a ver gle of 569 and t-0tal of 1589. The A bowler of a 92 average, Julius not give his source. Rig ht or information, such as the name i age with a string of 114. teammates included Milt Weis Nasberg, rolled the best triple of wrong. it certainly is a h ot ques of the pitcher, the n a me of the ~ Arden Klar·s Yankees a nd the man. Cy Berkelhamrner. Supnick the nig h t, 349, including strings tion. with the m any parts that hitter who singled, and the : Red Sox. captained by Lenny Var a nd Ben TTinkle. of 122. 123 and 104. have to be answered correctly. name of the outfielder who ~ ga, are t ied for second place. Air Poree set new team records Before writing this column, I threw the ball to Pesky. Tha.t Z FIXE.)l&'> -TRIXKEL of 1561 and 557, including totals took a poll of the baseball fans is where this one hurt. g BETH EL By Barrie and Cherlen of 299 by Doc Lyons, 270 by Art in the Herald p lant, and ther e The pitcher was Bob Klinger, ._ By Jack ...\pp elbau.m Five st rings of 116 were pinned Ro thstein, Maurice Greenstein"s are a Jot of them. Not a single the hitter H arry Walker, the out- ~ A pair of 134"s and a 129 gave by bowlers of the Cubs and the 336. Ernie Einho rn's 327 a nd 329 one of them answered the ques fielder Leon CUiberson. _ Ben Hirnmel!arb a total of 397. Whit.e Sox in a m a tch that saw the by Harold Weisel. Incid entally, the !ion entirely, although most r e Come clean now-Wou.ld you '.!: the best league triple to d ate. Nat CUbs com e up with a 1553 total. previous records were bettered by called the highlights of the have won the S64,000 if that question had been put? Alterman pasted a 377 including including a s tring of 557. the Reserves, who rolled 1531 a nd play. ?'\eith er djd I. The names 5:: a single of 140. a nd Frank S up- :'.Iax Cohen got two of the 116's. 541. of all but the two main princi- ;:: nick rolled 373. while the others were m a d e by Good scores were posted by H ar- pals bad long since escaped m ey ELECT SCHOOL oo=cn .. League president Alie Sha tkin Seym our Golden. W illie Edelman ry Pellman who ro lled 340 with a and that is what makes this a Bernard S . Barasch, principal ? had the night"s best single of 142 and G eorge F"eldman. Cohen also 122 str ing. Mo Co h en and Charlie loaded question. It isn't just a of the Congregation Sons of Abra- "'I and George Goldm an racked up · had the best total of t he night. S tern 321. G reenstein had the s imple matter of naming some h am S u nday School, announced :: strings of 137 and 136. Dewey I 355_ including a 133. This from best single of the nigh t. 131, fol- long-es tablished baseball rec- this week that the following stu- ~ Shatkin rolled 135. Warren F-os- a 96 bowler. lowed by Ted Nasberg with 130. ord that ~·ou can ch eck in the dents have been elected to the < ter. Joe Schwartz 128. l\lyer Jar- Sid Pulner gave his 89 a verage ------record books. S tudent Council: · cha 12, and Joel Orchoff 125. a giant leap forward with 346. in- BETH I S RAEL So. here we go. The question Robert Baker. Robert Cohen, ~ Gene B rown·s team. including eluding strings of 110. 128 and 108. By Sam Osterman a gain-Give all the details involv- Gerald Cooperman, S amuel Finn, < Eliot S lack . G us ::-le\\·m an. H ook :'.Ierl Rodyn m ainta.ined his 115 , · S i Aron rolled 376 with strings ing the decisive play o f the 1946 G erald Grossberg, Beverly Le,·in- i S ilverstein and ~!al ~lickler es- average with 3~3. Len Decaf had of 143 and 127 to pace the night·s World Series. son . Beth Rosen and Robert c, tablished a dubious distinction a 138. !-OP single o f the night. Mur - bowling. Al Abrams pinned t he T he reason I specified at the be- Weiner. ~ when it lost four points by total ray Gordon found time between evening·s best single of 148. ginning that Red Sox fans sh ould := his duties as president to roll 329. Dave Resnick m aintained his be particularly interested was be- OOt;SJ_>; CLUB '.IIEETS :,;; while Bob Barrie hit 323. 11 3 a verage ,vith 345 and a solo cause the Sox were involved in of 144 and Sa m Osterm an pinned t hat World Series-they and the P lans for the annual Chanukah "' PROVIDENCE OHAWE S HOLO)I 360 with strings of 131 and 122. St. Louis Cardinals - and that is dinner party were discussed at a t~ meeting of the K aplan-Silverman B y Leonard I . Le,··in Bernie Kraus PoSted 354 in cluding the first part of the quest ion. Cousins Club held on Oct. 23 at AUTOMOTIVE Ed \"is.nick. bowling in the a 122. S ext part~ln what game d.id the home .of Mr. and Mrs. Abe league for the first time. fired Other good scores were by this decishe play occur? The :\1ayberg of Elmgrove Avenue. A Engineering Inc. strings of 136, 92 and 136. sweep- Charles :'.Hiler. 3'12 and 132, Ma x answer is the se,·enth. In what Co., coffee and social hour follo..-ed the ing single and three string honors L-evy 327 and 115. Barney Coken inning did it occur? Answer- 773 Broad Street meeting. :Mrs. Joseph K aplan for the night. 335 and 114. In·ing Zenofsky 328 the eighth. and ~1rs. Anna \Veber were host WI 1-0733 \'isrnck·s teammates, takmg and 124. Nate :'.1.illm an 322 and Describe the play itsel! (I a m esses who assisted Mrs. Mayberg. their cue from hllil. turned m an 128. Wal! :'.f) rQ\\ 129. Shelly S um- breaking 11 do" n mysel! mto the FRONT END outstandmg effort and s v. ept four mer 334. and 135 vanous part.s, all o f which, accord SPECIALISTS games :'.I.lit Rosen pmned a 126 1 Also H arry Stemberg 319 and mg to R uhl. m ade-up the complete string for 334 and Jim Jenkm 124 Al Abrams 331 MarL) B uck - 1correct ans" er >-Enos Slaughter Ste-ering Ge-ometry Corr e-ded rolled 313 \\Ith a smgle of 132. !er 127. H erbert Fam 339 and 124, was on first base w1th t.,0 out and STANDARD • Wheel Alignment Other high strmgs "ere Leon Beb K raus 334 Art Lenn 132 and the score !led on a smgle to the • Wheel Balancing Resrnck _122 Rob Robm 119. :'.lar- Sayre Summer 328 and I 18. outfield. Slaughter raced around shall Rnch 119 and 114. H ank S yracuse rolled 1873 to insure second a nd steam ed easily 1-0 third. PLUMBING • Brakes Relined Solom on 116. Frank Horovitz 115 their grip on third team total. B En d .d to th H for al I cars· and oa,·e K amlnsky 114. H arry Frehof and Charles ~flll- _ut 05 1 nots P ere. e Hornntz has the highest aver- er k nocked double strikes only to haa gotten a good Jump. a nd . the and HEATtNG HARRY P. CHASE, Mgr. aoe of 108 h . 1 ball had been \\ell h it. and smce ., - - 1see t eir team ose. there was n o play on him at third. ..\EPi - S laughter took a gamble on cau:h- COMPANY By J erry Freiberg S d Cohen mg the Red Sox defense nappmg. 459 Pine Street League- leadmg :'.lurrav Hahn Y IH e did Just that. J ohnny P esky, bolstered his 114 a\"era-ge with (Continued from Preceding Page) ~ton's sh?rts~p_. took t he relay. 354_ including a string of 137_ ana never 1m agl.ll.1.Ilg that the old PL 1-3633 PAUL Don Decof also rolled a 137 t-0 res ult-a ~ast storehouse of war-horse would dare to go home, finish W!th 345_ and Bob Luber had knowledge, and a fine ability to he h~ld_th e ball a m om ent. When 8 total of 342 with 8 s ingle of 134_ hand.le teams. _ _ h:e did throw: the throw was h~r • HEYMANN Beans Feinstein pinned 352 and It took ~-~ars a eep 1n the bush ned an~ high. a n d S laught-er 123 and Jerry Freiberg recorded . for rec?gn1t1o_n :o ~om e: but final- scored w1~ the run t hat v:·on the ABE ROBRISH 353 w1th strings of 133 a nd 123_ 1 ly. Anny ~3:ae tt _into the South- \Vorld S eries for the cardma~. 1 LIFE The first- place F lyers. with ern Assoc1at1on wtth_ N~w over the Dressler 328 and 123. Bob G ittle- Plttsburgh_ Pirates.. Should Andy DE 1--6254 GA 1 -411 5 3? 6 d 13? Do C h 3? _ gam this Job. he w1II be treadmg 302 Smith St. DExter 1-9178 man - an - · n ° en - ~ the sam e path that broug ht m en a nd 131. and Roy K essler 349 and like Casey Stengel. Buck Harris. ..,,,,,,,,"," ,","," ,",",',',',',',","',"' ,.,,,.,,,,,. ..,",",',",",',","',',"',"',',",',",:!,",",',","," ,",", ".,, Bragan. Chuck Dressen. and F'red- nrorHHHt:1HPPPPPPHt:iHHDHHHHDbHHt:it::tt::1H~ 1~ ROB IN INC l~ :::re::l~hefr:: ...... ,... 1:~;t::~:now on to see what happens to MOTORVILLE :: • ,: Andy Cohen. If h e gets the Hol- ,: :.. lywood. post. of course. h e will be :: M U.,L J&1p., rzjJJ.u_ $.oJ.v£. :: I m an excellent spot to display his SELLS MORE \ .... ability. If not, he undoubtedlv :, (JJ".lUI. C ..,.,,./,, 1'..,'01 /,) ,J;lilm.., •: will stay with New Orleans. :: VF _, l/'~~ :J~ f.rlU1 :: I n any eve nt, bi.s stature a.s a DE SOTOs and PL YMOUTHS ,: :, m ajor league managerial pros- :, Moy W e Suggest: :: peel is g-rowing. He could yet Than Any Dealer In New England :: • Keepsake D•omonds • Samson t L :: j be tbc first J ewish big lcacue .... 1 e uggoge ..... ma nag er. ,: • S,lver C,ty Crystollwore ,' :: • Sheridon Silver • Evans Bogs and Accessories :: THE S64.000 Ql1ESTION "Their Deal Must Be Best" ~: • Long1nes, W ittnouer, Bulova and Benrus Watches :~ Well. let·s get to that $64.000 quesuon a~a1n. now that you have ~: 105 EMPIRE STREET \ had tim e to mull over the ques 1184 North Main Street SerYice: 1100 Hope Street tion m entioned at U1e start o f this Pro•idence ProYidence ~~ GAspee 1-5383 Morty Miller .~ column. And here lS the back ~,,.,,~...,..,"",...;:'.;",...... ,.!',"";...,..,"',~';~"',"';., ,,,,,,_,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,..~,,,,. .., ,,",',' .. :' ground for It. ln case you are won- ters A venue. ents, who helped m ake the first Chase, Mrs. Herman Rosenberg, ~ Plan to Present Play Mrs. Na than Shwartz, chairman Sunday Club program " a success Mrs. Betty Hammerman, Mrs. Ben of the South Side Committee for ful and enjoyable experience for Paris, Mrs. Stephen Siner, Mr. and .,, Children's Activities, expressed her our children:" Mrs. Herbert F eldman, and J ulian appreciation the following par- Mrs. Samuel Tippe, Mrs. H arold Lightman. ~ to ~ Ill i l