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Seventeen Year Old Jewish Refugees Threatened After From Congo Revolt Testifying In Court Arrive In Brussels MIAMI, Fla. - A slender 17- THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. BRUSSELS - The number of year-old Jewish girl bore the brunt Jews fleeing from the Congo and of bitter and threatening verbal VOL. XLIV, No. 21 FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1960 12 PAGES arriving in Belgium continued to attacks last week after having mount last week. Many families testified in court that she was of from Luluabourg, one of the hard- fended by school prayers "to a God .On Professor Surplus Of Food In Israel est hit centers of rebellious native who is not mine," according to a Technl assaults on European whites, ar- New York Post article by Milt M l d T N f • f C • • rived here without luggage or Sosin. The telephone at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Milman Admits Espionage J!!ALEMea Israel's~ood ~a:~r~~ the ol~·~:~vim ~£:}!aE1{~t~:~~vi~1::!~}~ rang constantly for six hours until TEL AVIV _ Professor Kurt shortage has ended and in its claim that gluts in certain crops for four generations. after midnight "with nasty and Sitte, internationally known phy- place is a food surplus in many and dropping prices have made The refugees called the situation threatening" calls for their daugh sicist who headed the physics de- crops - and herein is the making farming too precarious. But for in Luluabourg "very grave" and ter, Lois. partment of the Haifa Institute of of what the Jerusalem Post terms the drought, Israel would have expressed deep concern about male Police cruisers kept a protective Technology until his arrest in a "permanent, national farm crisis been inundated with plums and members of their families who re eye on the house through the June has admitted contacts with -of terrifying proportions." grapes this year. Good farms mained and who are now presum- night but there were no incidents. a foreign agent it was reliably re- Discussing Israel's new farm stand empty, while good farmers ed to be isolated in that Congo Lois, who graduated from Dade ported, crisis, the Jerusalem Post editorial seek jobs in town. city. says: Saphir suggested in the Knes- Arrive In Nightclothes Country High School a month ago, Dr. Sitte, who conducted various denied in court that her God was research projects at the Te·chnion The first surpluses showed that set that the cure· was to let the Some· of the refugees arrived in the same as the Christian God. under contract with the U. S. Air small-scale farming is too expen- best and most efficient farmers ' nightclothes and described scenes "These people (Christians) don't Force particularly in cosmic radia sive to compete in world markets, survive, including those fortun- of violence and pillage. Many of believe m one God," she said. tion, also admitted passing infor especially when products must be ate enough to have a little dairy- them said they wanted to emigrate "They pray to a Trinity or to the mation to a foreign power through shipped over considerable dis- farm on the outskirts of Tel Aviv, to Israel. Son of God." that agent. It was also reported tances. Only Israeli oranges are and not the radical reorganization J ewish social welfare agencies She said she had been offend that Dr. Sitte, who was sent to produced by economic units, and that is already bemg enacted by swung into action to aid the· refu ed by prayers in school that used Israel specifically to conduct even these can hold the market Minister of Agriculture Moshe gees. phrases such as "in Jesus' name." espionage, met once a month with only because of their better quality. Dayan. Previously a group arrived from Outside the coourtroom she was the foreign diplomat who was re Exodus From Farms Saphir's recommendation is at- Leopoldville on a U.S. Army plane. greeted by a small but angry crowd portedly sent to Israel to meet him While the new villages are tractive· for the consumer, but it They included an Israeli family of t.hat heckled her. One woman for espionage purposes. just beginning to find their feet, spells disaSter for the immigrants six persons, a Tunisian woman and shouted: there has been a market exodus who were deliberately settled in a French woman. They had fled to "Who taught you to hate like The meetings took place at a from the villages that were most the diStant and empty lands in Brazzaville from Leopoldville leav- that?" cafe in Haifa and were· secretly successful before the State. the Negev which are a liability ing all their possessions l;_.-,__>,1,-,:1 _ Lois was only one of a parade photographed by Israel security and not an asset if they have no They reported that 5,000'bf Leo- of witnesses who testified during forces. Dr. Sitte now holds a West population. poldville's 10,000 white residents a hearing on two suits before Cir German passport which he ob Dayan Confident had sought refuge in Brazzaville cuit Judge J. Fritz Gordon which tained two years ago. Between Religious Zionists Israel cannot afford to aband- community of Leopoldville joined seek to outlaw religious programs 1954, when he arrived in Israel, on half the country because it is and described the situation as one in Florida public schools. and 1958 he had no nationality Plan $2,000,000 harder to make a living there of complete chaos. The Jewish The programs include class status and traveled with an Israeli than in the Sharons. The country with the rest of the whites in the room observances of feasts like "laissez passe" document serving Campaign In 1961 is too small for such a luxury. trek to Brazzaville as refugees. 1 Christmas, Easter and Chanu the functions of a passport. There is no way of settling un- Not Alarming NEW YORK - The Religious kah and daily readings from the Police sources said that the in skilled immigrants except on the At Eli:ffibethville, where most Bible. The suits were fil ed by Har vestigation had been completed Zionists of America announced last land. The tools for every other Congo Jews reside, the situation low Chamberlin, an agnostic, and and data handed over to the Israel week plans for the launching of a form of employment are even was reported as not alarming. by four Jewish parents and a Uni attorney general's office for use in $2,000,000 campaign for the sup more costly. Chief Rabbi Levy has not left tarian. Hearings are entering their preparing an indictment. port of religious institutions in Minister of Agriculture Dayan, Elizabethville. The situation in third day. Israel. The campaign will be start admits no insuperable problems. Stanleyville was reported, in tele The Czech-born· physicist was ed at the beginning of 1961. Livestock breeding is relatively phonic communications received The J ewish witnesses complain reported to have been under Israel Rabbi Bernard Bergman, presi profitable, and a good share of the In Brussels, to be calm. The Jew ed most bitterly about daily de Security Service surveillance since market must be reserved for the ish population was not molested votional exercises which make dent of the RZA, said that the his arrival in 1954. Accordfng to campaign was made necessary by new villages. and there has been no pillaging. references to Christ as the Lord an earlier report, he had become and Savior. the cancellation of a $750,000 an Pull Up Stakes Information from Leopoldville, very friendly, as an inmate in the nual allocation to the organization Ha'aretz observes that the dif- an area of considerable disorder Nazi Buchenwald Concentration by the United Jewish Appeal. The ficult situation in the Galilean said that, Maurice Alhadeff, presi Dispute Rages Over Camp to which he had been sent fund-raising campaign will be settlements is to be seen in the dent of the Leopoldville J ewish for anti-Nazi activities, with Com known as the Religious Israel Ap southward trek of scores of fam- community, and his staff were "all munists who now hold important peal and the funds will be sought ilies who are· heading for the cit- right." Election Of Rabbis posts in the Communist worl<1 . from local federations in cities ies and development towns in In Panicky State JERUSALEM - The chaotic During his interrogation, he tried throughout the United States. The quest of a livelihood. In some Many members of the J ewish situation which has developed over to deny the charges but when he RZA will conduct independent places, individuals are pulling up community of the Congo are in a the election of new chief rabbis was shown documents and photo campaigns \n communities where their stakes who have been on panicky state because they do not the land for the past 10-15 years. for Israel took an unusual turn graphs he admitted his espionage requests for allocations were re have Belgaian nationality but Expensive water, higher labour last week when the chairman of activities. Subsequently, he has jected, Rabbi Bergman said. none of them have been harmed, and equipment costs: lower income the nominations board a nnounced cooperated with his interrogators. "The United J ewish Appeal will according to an eye-witness report that one phase of the dispute had no longer include the Religious and the burden of nigh t vigilance, are the causes of this movement by an Israeli offi cial who returned been directed to a secular au Zionists of America among its to Tel Aviv from the strife-torn thority, the Israel attorney gene BEGIN WAR GAMES from village to town. JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector beneficiaries in terms of mone new African republic. ral. for clarification. tary allotments for religious ac Yaacov Levav, a Sole! Boneh di Rabbi Yehudah Lev Maimon, The Israeli defense forces last BREAK INTO TEMPLE week began large-scale summer tivities in Israel. " the RZA presi rector, who was a member of an the chairman, made the announce war games in the Negev Desert. dent declared. "Our fund-raising COLOUMBUS, Ohio - Vandals Isrneli delegation to the Congo in ment at a meeting of the board campaign, to be known as the Re broke into .Temple ';I'if.eJ·eth Israel. dependence celebration. said the Deputy Defense Minister Simon which was boycotted by three of ligious Israel Appeal, will fi ll the causing widespread damage to the Congo J ews who were frightened Peres said at a Tel Aviv meeting the four appointees from the void left by the withdrawal of executive offices and the kitchen had retained their former Greek Supreme Religious Council. that the Israeli forces must be monetary subventions by the and taking $50 in cash . No esti or Italian nationality. He added constantly prepared to ward off The four representatives named United J ewish Appeal which in mate of damage has been made that among the 2.500 J ews in the any Arab attack. by Rabbi Yaacov Toledano's Min the past three decades has made and no reli gious objects were Congo J ewish community. many istry for Religious Affairs were He warned that the United Arab possible the achievements of Mlz taken. of whom are former residents of present, as was Rabbi Amram Republic Army had been re-equip rachl-Hapoel Hamizrachi for a The intruders broke locks and Rhodes, talk about migrations to Abu ravia, an appointee of the ped with modern weapons and was reli gious life In Israel. However, door knobs a nd damaged a door Israel was becoming more fre Supreme Reli gious Council whose a highly mobile aggressive force·. the United J ewish Appeal is still and some furniture. The contents quent. accreditation had been withdrawn Among weapons being used in the main source of revenue for of various drawers were found He said he had heard that J ews by the council because he ignored Israel's' maneuvers, scheduled to Israel and should continue to re emptied on the floor. The temple of other Africa n countries. south a di rective to boycott inaugural last several days, were French ceive the support of the J ewish was the target of vandals earlier of the equator, also were think meetin!( of the nominations board. made S-10 antitank guided rockets. community at large," this year. ing about migration. ..., All organizational news MUST o.e in the Herald offices before noon of Monday each week. It will Visiting Day At Camp Jori ~ NOT appear in that week's paper - - ~ if it is r eceived later . • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• .. . - - . - Dine In . • • • • • • • . . . . Cool Comfort Delightfully Air Conditioned
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~ ~ ...Cl> ~ ...IN Out for the Count ~ ;l By Revoke ... Here is a slightly more advanc ;,.' < ed example of the advantage to ...~ be gained by getting a count of ~ opponents' hands. \ North "' 4-A K 9 x X 9 •-AK 10 x < ♦ -KQx r..~ REAL VALUE •-x = West East ~ .-Q 10 XX XX 4--J :§ •-x·XX •-x XX rn ♦ -10 9 8 ♦ -X XX X ... •-X XX XX r.. •-K South ~ 0 4-x .-QJ X ~ = ♦ -A J X r.. •-A Q J 10 9 8 =~ HEAD FOR With both sides 'vulneratile and North the dealer, the bidding went: FALL RIVER North East South West lS Pass 3C P ass 3H Pass 3NT Pass 4D Pass 4H Pass 4NT Pass 5H P ass 5NT P ass 7C Pass 7NT Pass Pass P ass I will assume that none of my readers would have been respon sible for so extraordinary a se Homemakers throughout New England who know value shop Mason's quence of bidding. However. it can be seen at a glance that there in Fall River. They know that Mason's is New England 's Largest Fur is no difficulty in m aking the con niture Showroom where acre upon acre of floor space is devoted to the tract at double dummy. All that display of quality furniture and home furnishings. has to be done is not to finesse the clubs but to drop the king. Before They know that Mason's features one of America's largest selections reading on you may care to ask of period furniture - Traditional. Colonial, Provincial, Dan ish, Con yourself whether you would, in fact, have made this play for good temporary and Modern in every wanted size, finish, fabric and cabinet reason. wood. For the comfort of those who, at this point, have notionally gone They know too, that Mason's carload fac tory purchases combined with light I can record that they play Mason's low rent warehouse location result in tremendous sayin gs ed the hand as ably as the well in Mason·s cost of operation and th at Mason's pass these savings along known player sitting South. Those who for the right reason in the form of lower prices. dropped the king of clubs instead Come to Mason's in Fall River and bu y more quality furniture than \ of finessing can. therefore be suitably impressed with their own you thought your budget would allow. \~ acumen. The correct procedur is to play off the four hearts, three dia m onds, and two winning spades. Then, instead of taking a club For Direct Local finesse in the hope that East h as king and a small club. South must Phone Service To do a little simple arithmetic. East has proved to have only one spade, Mason's In Fall River EXPERT DECO RA TING SERVICE three hearts, and either three or Dial Clifford 3-5645 At No Extra Cost four diamonds. He. therefore. Betty Nusbaum Teitz, Member of cannot h ave fewer than four clubs the National Society of Interior in his hand. If the king is one of Designers and her staff of exper them the contract is doomed. Again a little arithmetic shows that ienced decorators will help you West has six spades, three h ear ts. create a home where you can live and three or four diamonds. West happily .. . entertain proudly. is, therefore either void of clubs or possessed of a. singleton. If h e is void, a well-protected king of clubs is with East and the con tract cannot be m ade. West must be assumed , therefore, to h ave a singleton club - the singleton \ king. Hence at t he tenth trick South must lay down his ace of clubs to make the contract. The grand ·Jam should not , of course, h ave been bid, and in m y BUDGET ACCOUNTS INVITED , view the correct bidding would lead to a contract of 6NT.
TO HOLD OUTING The Annual Summer Out ing of the Farba nd Branches and th e Poale Zion will be held Sunday at 4 P.M. at the summer residence of s Mr. and Mr . Samuel D. Orodenker of 62 Lippitt Avenue. Riverview. There will be a weenie roast at 5 p L Y M O U T H A V E . a 1 R O D M A N oS T . F A L l R I V E R P .M .. entertainment and refresh ments. Members a nd frie nds are invited to attend . 1------•-ing one-third of those who returned to their old companies returned to better jobs. >-l There's no doubt that the new ::i:: YOUR MONEY'S Administration will have to do a t'l major recruiting job among bus ::,:, inessmen. There's no disputing THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. 0= that the businessman must play a t:I WORTH key role in Washington's bureau- t'l Published Every Week By The cracy. in Jewish Press Publishing Company by Sylvia Porter What, then, might the new Ad- ~ 1117 Douglas Ave., Providence, R. I. - UNion 1-3709 ministration do to improve the i situation? The Harvard group t:1 SYD COHEN Advertising Manager makes these provocative s ugges- ::i:: CELIA ZUCKERBERG BUSINESSMEN IN GOVERNMENT News Editor tions: t'l Second Class Postage Paid at Providence, Rhode Island American busines smen a re "Businessmen in Government" by Subscription Rates: Fifteen Cents the copy; By Mail, $4.50 per annum; outside making a louder noise this year the Harvard Business School Club sho~Jd ~!n~~~\;~~~~~t~L~~f;u~= ~ New England, $5.00 per annum. Bulk rates on request. than ever before about plunging of Was hington, D.C., would indicate ·o act as a clearing house to find .o The Herald assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors In into politics, but unless there's that: 'le right candidates and to maintain "'l advertisements, but will reprint that part of the advertisement in which the The businessman who'll enter ~ypogr~phical error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the management an extraordinary reversal in their ~ reserve file of capable business- ::,:, immediately of any e rror which may occur. basic attitudes in the next few government service during the next men willing to serve. 6 months, when it comes to serving administration will, in general, Businessmen at all levels ;i. FRIDAY, JULY 29 , 1960 their government in Washington, plan to stay Je ss than a year, not should act aggressively to develop ~ the vast majority will play the role even long enough to learn the a greater understanding of the need e of the man who wasn't there. ropes. Hi s average tenure will be for serving in government and to ~ Magazine Reports Continuation Even the Eisenhower Adminis 1 1/4 years. stress public service as a desir- ~ tration--both praised and damned He'll not volunteer and typically able factor in our society. Cor- ~ as a "businessman's government" will be recruited in a most hap porations should define, adopt and Of Soviet Anti-Jewish Policy --has had an extremely tough time hazard way, often on a strictly publish their policies on executive LONDON--A continuation of the and technology." attracting the kind of businessman political or personal basis. As the leaves for government service. anti-Jewish policies of the leaders For years, the magazine noted, it has needed and wanted, study emphasizes, "There exists Trade associations should put on of the Communist Party in the not a single Jew has been elected Even businessmen whose terms a frightening lack of interest in the education drives. Soviet Union in the field of science to full membership in the Acad in Was hington have been glaringly business community for participa The principle s hould be estab was reported recently in the emy, "whose immense pres tige publicized have, in most instances, tion in the government service." lished that no citizen coming from British magazine the "Jewish Ob in the Soviet Union can hardly be stayed only a shor_t time and have Half of the businessmen surveyed outside government is to servefor server and Middle East Review." compared with that bestowed on its resigned just when they were be didn't even know the attitude of less than two years except in an "These policies," the magazine members by similar scientific ginning to become useful. their companies toward public emergency. Those engaged for stated, ••are to make use of Jewish institutions in the West." Even industrialists who admit service; 85 per cent of the major shorter periods should be used as brains but to eliminate Jews in The Jewish candidates were: their public service enhanced their trade associations canvassed said consultants, and not cons idered top positions as soon as non-Jews Dr. I zrail Moiseyevich Gelfand, corporate career s have, in most that the question hadn't even come regular employes. become available either through department head at the Steklov cases, left disgruntled. up as "a Jive issue." The businessman' s plunge into demotion, dismissal or . .. by not Institute of Mathematical Sciences; What has been true in the Eisen He'll gripe, when he does take a politics s hould involve much more allowing newly-proposed Jews to Dr. Vitaly Lazarevich Ginz hower Administration is likely to government job, about the restric than getting out the vote, trying to take up positions to which their burg, department head a t the ue more true in the next Adminis tions, red tape, sacrifice of money influence results. It mus t and brilliance and achievements entitle Lebedev Ins titute of Physics, pro tration, for neither of the candi and time with his family, etc. He'll should involve service, for, as the them.'' fessor at the Gorky University, dates will have the almost m ystic hardly be a help in recruiting study s ays, the calibre of the public The magazine made the state famous for his work on cosmic appeal to the business community others to a tour of duty. servants recruited from indus try ment in reporting that although rays and the dissemin.:~ion of radio of General Eisenhower, in the He'll consider his service in "may have more to do with our there were apparently nine Jews waves in the ionosphere; White House as the first GOP government as a "career detour". survival than the profit motive ... " among the 50 candidates for elec Dr. Geory Abramovich Grin President in 20 years. This despite the fact that half who (Di strib.uled 1960. berg, department head at the In In fact, a prediction based on have served in government admit by The H all Syndicate, Inc.) tion to full membership in the (A ll Rights Reserved) Soviet Academy of Sciences, not s titute of Physics Technology of solid evidence collected a while thi s background furthered their one was among the 11 c hosen. the Soviet Academy of Sciences, back in a three-year study of business careers and that a strik- All of the candidates had their Stalin Prize winner in 1949 for s tarted writing a Sunday piece, he candidacy for election to the high his work on electro-magnetic noticed a friend packing a bag, and est scientific body in Russia en fields; shouted, • 'Be quiet. How can I work dorsed by groups of scientis ts, Dr. Leonid Vita]y·Kantorovich, if you make all that noise? " scientific research institutes and deputy-director of the Siberian LOCAL NEWS: F rank Sinatra even branches of the Soviet Acad Statistics department of the Si will do the film version of Elmer emy. Some of the candidates are berian Branch of the Soviet Acad Rice's "Counselor- at-Law" ... already associate members of the emy of Sciences, Stalin Prize IJJJUL Paul Newman will be E lizabeth Academy. winner in 1949; Taylor's co-s tar in rhe movie ver The fact that so many Jewish Dr. llya Mikhailovich Lifshits, sion of "Two for the Seesaw" ... scientists were sponsored, the department head at the Kiev In by Leonard Lyons Tom Poston will return to the magazine said, is evidence that stitute of Physics, professor at Broadway stage next season in a "Russian scientists havepreserv Moscow University; first play by Bill Gunn, "Marcus ed their liberal traditions , in which Dr. Isaac Yakovlevich Pomer in the High Grass ." Bryan Shaw FOREIGN DISPATCH: After in Rome, to sign the star basket will direct, there was never room for anti anchuk, department head at the Jack Kennedy's war service ended, ball players after the games . He Semitism ." Institute of Experimental Physics MARITAL NOTE: At the Gene in '45, he went to England as a w i 11 make available to South Fowler funeral in Hollywood, Ben The Jewis h candidates, the re of the Soviet Academy of Sciences, newspaper correspondent to cover American clubs the USA pro port s aid, with one exception were professor at the Institute of Hecht told of the day he and Fowler the British elections. None of his basketball stars, who are idle in tried to talk to their friend, John all physicists and mathematicians, Mechanics in Moscow and Stalin father's eminent British friends the s umme r -- when it's winter several being holders of Stalin Prize holder; Barrymore, about his imminent saw him for a while: young Kennedy Down Under. marriage to Elaine Barrie. Barry Prizes. " Even the most perfunc Dr. llya Mikhailovich Franch, was spending his time, instead, tory lis t of their qualifications," department head of the Lebedev more cur them s hort: " Gentlemen, with the man-on-the-street. He BOOK DEPT.: Zsa Zsa Gabor you are looking at a man who is the article asserted, "shows the institute of Phys ics; came to the correct conclusion was given a party at the Four important contributions Jewish Dr. Bruno Pontecorvo; and about to go over Niagara Falls in that Churchill would be defeated, Seasons recently, by McCall's , in a barrel." brains continue to make to the Dr. Lev Andreyevich Zilber, and that Clement Attlee as head of celebration of the publication of POLITICS: In Los An gele s the latest Soviet achievements in the Stalin Prize winner, an associate the Labor Party would become her story. One of Miss Gabor's convention-men proceeded on their fields of pure and applied physics member of the Soviet Academy of friends mentioned that this party Prime Minis ter. business trying not to utter a wor d Medical Sciences. But then, -before he sent his was bigger than any of her wedding about religious bigotry. Thus one dispatch, he visited Lord Beaver parties. Zsa Zsa replied that this of them said to Gov. Abe Ribicoff brook, who insisted that Kennedy's was as it should be -- the lite rary of Conn.: "You can't run for Vice conclusions were nonsense, that he party bigger than her wedding President with Kenn edy. That would be making a grievous error parties: "After all, I have had two would be an unbala nced ticket--rwo if he were to report that Churchi II and a half husbands , but only one Easterners'' ...And at the mome nt book," would lose. Beaverbrook was too Kennedy was nominated, Mayor persuasive; Kennedy believed him. Bob Wag,ier, who is Catholic , was THEATER. NOTE: ·Boris Aron Mrs . David Baratz was c hair Jewish Telegraphic Agency. Con SPORTS NOTE: Gene Tunney told: "There goes your chance for son, rhe scenic designer, is work man of the telephone squad of the trary to other countries where lunched ar the Cote Bas que the the No. 2 spot. Afte r all, you're other day with Bill Fugazy, of ing with Garson Kanin on "Do, Re, Women' s Division of the General there were more wome n than men, from Yale and Kennedy' s from Feature Sports , Inc . Tunney men Ml." He heard Kanin quote Dorothy Jewis h Committee. Israel always has had a s urplus of Harvard, and an Ivy League ticket tioned that in his final fight, against Thompson on Show Bus iness, "It A bac helor's chance of getting young men. In 1950 that s urplus just wouldn't do." was around And among the Tom Heeney, he was guaranteed combines all th e aspects of a crap married in Is rae l in 1950 was 30,000 . ART NOTE: Re ne Bouc he was new immigrants , there were at $550,000 -- a s u m no promoter game and a dictatorship of . the rather s lim, according to figures painting a noted New Yorker for released by Boris Smolar of th e least 20,000 more men than women, today could matc h. "But we topped prole tariat" ... Aronson, peaking your gros s ," Fugazy boasted," that as a veteran of countless shows on hi s se ries t o be exhibited in Is , by us ing a closed-circ uit TV two continents , said "The theater Nove mber. The New Yorker s aid to • • • audience. With TV, the Johanss on is organized calamity." Bouche: • 'I once heard P icasso te ll Patterson fi ght was seen by 660,000 BUSINESS NOTE: TI1 e report an artist, 'When you do a portrait, Twenty Years .Ago This Week people" ... "TV," Tunney grunted, ers covering the conventions mis s people r ecognize the s ubjec t; wh e n "a s tealthy way ro beat my the ve te rans of other s uch gath e r I do it, people recogni ze th c record." ings long since gone. H. L . Men artis t'" ... "When I do it," replied Bouche, "I try to have people Beac h Pond ar Escoheag, R. I .. In attendance. Of the present group TRAVEL NOTE: Bill Rose n cke n, for one. I watched Mencke n recognize both the s ubjec t and th e operating under rhe s upervis ion of at Beach Pond, 18 were spons ored sohn, who lost out In his fi ght pro work hi s typewriter for hours on artis t." the R. I. Camps, Inc., opened its by the Jewish Family Welfare motion role here, Is bus y promot end, through all the din of th e Phil (IJislrlbutcd 1960. camp season at the beginning of Society. Seven more children were ing a Pan-American Basketball adelphia conv e ntion. Then later, by T he lla lt Syndicate, Inc.) July with 96 Jewish boys and girls to be sent to Camp by the Society, League. He'll be at the Olympics bac k In his hotel room wh ere he (A ll !lig hts Hescrvcd) Use the Herald Classified ads. Heart Specialist Dies chagrin of the Boston writers? NEW YORK: - Dr. Aaron N. Williams is generous in his discus 0 For Your Publicity and Organizational Gorelik, a noted heart surgeon sions with writers all over the ! - PHOTOGRAPHS _ who perfected a three-part opera- SYD COHEN country. But h e will not give more ..; CALL tion for the strengthening of the than a mass interview to the writers of his team's home city_ h eart muscles, died here June 17 of ; FRED KELMAN When it comes to exclusives, out S WI lliams 1_ 5402 cerebral stroke. He would have Vacation Talk of-town scribes get all the plums . .., -:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::__'.'.b:'.'.e".'.en~5:'._'.8~y'..':e'.'.'.a~r."._s __'o~l~d~o'...'.n~J~u~n'._'.".'.e_l~8~.- So have their past follies caught up with the Boston bunch. ;,.' ~-~~~~~~:::{t=~:::{t=~::(!:=~::(!:=~::(!:=~::!.t::~::!.t::~::!.t::~ -
:~ ~::======::! Clouds On The Yank's Horizon =E-< As the American League season PLASTERING started. this column forecast that the Yankees would have plenty of Serving All Rhode Island pitching, defense and spirit, and that their pennant chances would Ce iling in One Day hinge on the abili ty of the hitters Patching and Repa ir Work to come th rough. Further, that if the Yanks could stay within five RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL games of the leaders by All-Star Elmhurst 1-8224 time. they would have an excellent I IMMEDIATE RESERVATIONS chance to win, because they could ANTONIO TIMPANI & SON OFFICIAL RATES-Absolutely No Extra Cost To You! then be expected to put on a sen "All Leading Hotels Personally Inspected" sational spurt down the stretch. COMPLETE INFORMATION ON TYPE OF RESORT Well , the hitters h ave been WtNTWOllfH HAU. IN ,JH1•: w _HI_TI' MOUNTAINS, AGE GROUPS, RATES, ETC. coming through , the rest of the Free Brochures on Request team has been holding up, and the JACKSON, NEW HAMPSHIRf PLAN NOW FOR LABOR DAY All-Sta r interval has passed with CONCORD GRANO VIEW PLUM POINT the team in first place, although POLLEN FREE BANNER LODGE GRISWOLD SAMOSET BALSAMS IRVINGTON SCA ROON another might come in August . BERKSHIRE KERNANS SEA CREST So far. you would have to admit BIRCHTOFT HARRISON SHAWANGA BRICKMANS KUT~ HER' S SINCLAIR that my script was well conceived BROWN' S LAUREL In The P ine SPOFFORD and written . CASTL EBURKE LAUREL Country Club STEVENSONS CHALET LOON LAKE TAMARACK LODGE But Yankee fans are cautioned COLONY CLUB MAGNOLIA MANOR TARLTON against over - optim ism. Their COON AMESSET MAPLEWOOD TEO HILTON'S EASTERN SLOPE MARCY TE;lRA MAR club may not pull away from l:VANS MARTHA WASH. WALOEMERE the pack as fast as they think FAIRMOUNT MANOR HOUSE WENTWORTH HALL GROSSINGERS MAYFLOWER WHITE ROE it should ; indeed, it may .even FALLSVIEW MERRIEWOOD RALEIGH have substan tial trouble in win FLAGLER MT. WASHINGTON ROXY GLENMERE NEVELE POCONO' S ning. There are a couple of GOLDMAN' S PAUL' S serious chinks in the Yankees' ANO MANY OTHERS - FREE BROCHURES armor. By his own admission as well as MIAMI PACKAGE TRIPS his actions. Whitey Ford has re A s low as Includes room with pri vate bath for 7 days - 6 vealed that he is on the down nights at famous oceanfront hotels. Fabulous grade. With his arm in good shape (UNLIMITED) White Mountains' Only m ea l s - m ar velous entertainment. Dancing Beach again for the first time in three • IRVING FIELDS--TWO ORCHESTRAS s4a.so* Pool - Plus tra nsfe rs to and from hotel. years, Ford still has lost the con P.G.A . Tourna men t Course • OUTDOOR DA NCING NIGHTLY •Basis - Do uble occupancy - a ir fare e xtra sistency that used to guarantee a Special Bachelor Rotes CHECK THESE AMAZING VALUES! top performance whether h e won • POOLSIDE BUFFET LUNCHEON S Su pervised Doy Ca m p Casablanca - Dilido - Nautilus - Shore Club - She rry Fronte nac or lost. • SPARKLING ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY W ri te f or Color Broch ure V er sa illes - $48.50 Many batters who once would BROADWAY STARS, CINEMASCOPE Beau Riv age - $53.00 Algiers . $54. 50 San Souci - $54.50 have bee n lucky to get the ball out Deauv ile - Montmarte • Sa x ony - $60.50 • TENNIS, All OTHER SPORTS s~ Seville . $63 .50 Fontaineblea u . $69.50 of the infield on the spunky south Manager • NEW THRUWA YS FOR EA SY DRIVING !I~ /,.. America na (to Sept. 30 ) $77.00 paw now take outrageous liberties A dd $ 1.00 d ai l y p er p e r son f o r ,July • Aug u st with him. Defenders of the faith For Reservat ions: Boston: Hlghlands 2-1441 ar you r travel agent (exc ep t A m erica n a) argue that he is just careless. But Provid ence to M iam i • No change of planes, $65.80 plus tax Whitey himself admits that he h as WENTWORTH HALL FOR ELEGANT VACATIONING via East e rn Airlines
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