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jNEWS Israeli Premier C Refuses To Form ! 8lli.ejA. I New Government A $50.000 GIFT TO THE JEWISH JER'{]SALEM - In a letter to National Fund and three "living President Itzhak Ben- Zvi, Pre­ lagacy" contributions totaling mier David Ben Gurion refused $128,000 to the Histadrut Develop­ THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. this week to form a new Israeli ment Corporation were announced 20 PAGES government and in this same letter in Los Angeles. Samuel A. Fryer, took leave of the Israeli Army of Santa Monica, a retired bio­ that he has headed for twelve chemist, who previously contri­ Officials Criticize Yellrs as Defense Minister. buted more than $1,000,000 to Is­ His refusal to head a new gov­ raeli institutions, made the $50,- ernment and his resignation with 000 gift to establish a village in Proposed Swiss Law the Army have been interpreted his name near Tel Aviv where an JERUSALEM - Israeli bankers by observers as a decision to re­ area would be set aside for re­ tire for good from both offices as search in organic farming. and Foreign Ministry officials are privately criticizing here a pro­ soon as he is relieved as head of AN AMENDMENT TO A PRO­ posed Swiss law that Israel had the present regime posed international agreement hoped would provide her with mil­ concerning the legal status of It was understood, however, that lions of dollars in unclaimed de­ the secretariaat of his Mapa! stateless persons, outlawing any J posits. according to Lawrence country's deprivation of nationa­ pary did not accept Mr. Ben­ Fellows of the New York Times. Gurion's reasons for declining a lity to any person on the basis of The officials feel the Jaw would racial or religious discrimination, new Premiership and will continue raise a serious obstacle to Israel's inter-party negotiations in the was proposed in New York by the claim to the deposits of Jews who World Jewish Congress. hope he will yet be able to form perished in Europe at the hands of a coalition. TWO LOS ANGELES RESI­ ..• .,/. the Nazis. These Jews either left dents, angered by reports of con­ no heirs or covered their identities Mr. Ben-Gurion's Mapa! de Island. The schedules of 3:30 o'clock and Neilah service at Jewish Board of Deputies, the Irving Gertsacov To Serve many of them are listed below. 4:30 o'clock. Federation of Synagogues and the TEMPLE BETH DAVID TEMPLE BETH AM Board of Jewish Education. As President For Second Term Rabbi Elihu Michalson will con­ Temple Beth Am w!ll hold Kol THE WEST GERMAN GOVERN­ duct the Kol Nidre Services on Nidre service on Tuesday at 6:30 ment is considering to extend the Irving Gertsacov will be install­ Tuesday evening at 6: 30 o'clock P .M. Wednesday, Yorn Kippur, deadline for filing of claims for ed for his second term as presi­ and Cantor Milton Levine and the morning services w!ll start at restitution by refugees who suf­ dent of the Jewish Family and Rev. Bernard Brown will conduct 9 A.M. with the Yizkor service at fered Joss owing to their national­ Children's Service at the 32nd An­ Yorn Kippur Service on Wednes­ 11 A. M. nual Meeting of the agency, it was ity. day at 7:30 A.M . The sermon and CON_GREGATION THE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD announced to-day by Stanley Yizkor wlll be at 12 noon. ANSHEI KOVNO Grossman, nominating committee Kol Nidre services at Congrega­ announced revision of the Li­ In the last edition of the Herald quor License Act to permit the chairman. tion Anshei Kovno w!ll be held at The meeting which is open to the Rosh Hashonah schedule of 6:30 P.M. on Tuesday. The Wed­ serving of Liquor on a Sunday in services at Temple Beth David was a religious institution of a deno­ the public will be held at Ray nesday Yizkor service will be held Hall, Butler Health Center on inadvertantly ommitted. The Her­ at 10:30 A.M. and the Nilah ser­ mination that does not observe ald regrets the error. Sunday as its Sabbath. Wednesday ·Sept 27, at 8:30 P. M . vice will be at 6 P.M. A $2,000,000 FEDERAL LOAN TO Preceding the meeting the new TEMPLE BETH-EL Rabbi Moishe Drazin w!ll con­ finance the construction of a new agency offices which are on the Rabbi W!lliam G. Braude w!ll duct all services. dorminitory and infirmary build­ Butler Health Center grounds will officiate at the early service on TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL ing for Yeshiva University in New be open for public inspection. Tuesday at 6:45 P.M. and Rabbi Rabbi Morris Schussheim will York, has been approved. Other officers who will be in­ Jerome Gurland w!ll officiate at conduct the Kol Nidre service at TWENTY-TWO AMERICAN AND stalled for the ensuing year are the 9 o'clock service. Temple Beth Israel at 6:45 P .M. Canadian young men and first vice-president; W. Irving Cantor Harold Dwarkin and Wednesday services will be held at women will participate in the Wolf, Jr.; second vice-president; Benjamin Weiner will be in charge 8:30 A. M. with Yizkor at 10:45 American Work-Study Program Dr. Charles Potter; treasurer, of the choir and will blow the A.M . and Mussaf at 12 noon. sponsored by the Student Zionist Howard G. Brown, and Secretary shofar on Yorn Kippur and at all All services wlll be combined Organization under the auspices Irving Brodsky. Iuel Friedman representing the services. services in the sanctuary after of the Youth Department of Assisting Mr. Grossman on the board; representing the communi­ Services for Yorn Kippur will Mussaf beginning at 4: 15 and American Zionist Council and the committee are Dr. Nathan A. ty at large are William Bojar and _begin at 10 A.M . with special 5:15 P.M. Jewish Agency for Israel. Bolotow, Norman Fain and Sam- Lawrence S. Gates. readings at 12 : 15 P. M .. The after- !Continued on Pace 6) ;;;:--,--. =:==-- - - -•-;·

2 THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1961 Born in Romania, daughter of pern and Mrs. Morris Talan of the late Halm and Eta Cohen, she Povldence; Mrs. Milton Mandell had lived In Providence for 50 of Miami, Fla. and Mrs. Israel years. Woolf of Worcester, Mass. The WINDSOR She - was a member of Hadas­ • • • sah and the Jewish Home for the SAMUEL BERNSTEIN Comfortably Aged. In addition to her husband, Funeral services for Samuel Air-Conditioned MRS. SAMUEL MATZNER Ruben Sallt of Providence; three she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Ger­ Bernstein, 78, of 136 Byfield St., Funeral services for Mrs. Cella sons, William I., Leonard and shon Salhanick of Providence; a who died Tuesday, were held Matzner, 73, wife of Henry J. Matzner; two sisters, son, Herbert Fink of Carbondale, Thursday at the Max Sugarman Samuel Matzner, of 423 ·-0rms Mrs. Edward Robinson and Mrs. Ill., and three grandchildren. Memorial Chapel. Burial was In Street, who died Sept. 2 at Miriam Louis Guny; three brothers, Ben- • • • Lincoln Park Cemetery. Hosptal after a long illness, were Jamin Maurice and Max Berger, HAROLD H. ROTMAN Mr. Bernstein was proprietor of held the following day at the Max and three. grandchildren all of Funeral services for Harold H . the Bernstein Meat Market on S u g a r m a n Memorial Chapel. Providence. Rotman 51 of 53 Fisk Street who Prairie Avenue, formerly of Wil­ Burial was In Lincoln Park Ceme­ She was a member of the Anshe died Sunday after a long illness, lard Avenue, for 40 years until his tery. . Komo Synagogue, the Ladies were held Sept. 13 at the Max recent retirement. She was born In Providence on Union Aid and the Jewish Home Sugarman Memorial C h a p e 1. April 4, 1888, daughter of the late for the Aged. • Burial was in Lincoln Park Ceme- He was the husband of the late Kopel and Nellie Rotman. Penn, all of Providence, and two five years before illness forced her Surviving, besides his wife. are grandchildren. Fine Service ... For The Very Best! retirement In 1959, who died Sept a daughter, Miss Judith Rotman, He was born in Austria and had 5 in Harbor View Nursing Home and a son, Morris Rotman, both been a resident of Providence for Make Dining At EAST SIDE BARBER SHOP were held Sept. 7 in the Max of Providence and two sisters, more than 40 years. He was a 359 Hope StrNt Sugarman Memoral Chapel. Mrs. Joseph Solomon of Miami, member of Rhode Island Jewish The WINDSOR Two BarMrs - No Waiting - Burial was in, Lincoln Park ceme- Fla., and Mrs. Samuel Posner of Faternal Associaton. Closed Mondays tery. Providence. A Pleasure ... A lifelong Providence resident In Memoriam she was born here Feb. 11 , 1919 DR. MORRIS BOTVIN Funeral services for Dr. Morris THEODORE L. ZITSERMAN {Closed . Mondays) a daughter of Abraham and the In sad and lovlng memory. late Rose

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Young, Realtor) Studio offers every concept In slenderizing, figure · contouring (reproportlonlngl. and figure de­ at Wayland Square JAckson 1-3360 velopment !or both men and women. There are no appointments necessary and visits are made to suit your convenience. NEW YEAR GREETINGS The results of Lalanes treat­ ments prove gratifying, both !rom a figure and psychological stand­ INDUSTRIAL SHOE REPAIRING point. Criticize Swiss Law (Continued from Pace 1) DYEING AND CLEANING At the Paris Conference. on Re­ parations In 1946, neutral govern­ COIUMBIA P.:ll#IIS presents ments were asked to make avail­ FOR ALL YOUR SHOE REPAIR SERVICES able the assets they had of victims France. Czechoslovakia and Yugo­ THE GUNS* NAVAROME slavia were designated to use these ■ ICOIOI "' CIIIIASCOP( I to administer a rehabilitation and resettle Jewish victims. 'Mad Doq' Coll simtY BAKf R· ANIHONY OUAYlf • IRfNf PAPAS 86 MATHEWSON STREET wayThe to Israeli get theargue Swiss that to the report only _.______John Chandler GIA SCAlA ... JAMfS DARR[N _ BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND FOUNTAIN STS. these old deposits ls to require them to report all the deposits ' about which no communication has been made since May 9, 1945, FRED> SPIGEL'S either by the owners or by their Don't woit 'til row December heirs. KOSHER FOOD CENTER reminds you how bone-chill­ ing on improperly heated home YOM KIPPUR DANCE 225 - 229 PRAIRIE AVENUE con be. Moke certain of winter Temple Beth Am will hold a GA 1-8555 MA 1-6055 comfort now with Lennox Yorn Kippur Dance on Wednesday Worm Air Heating. It's the from 9 P.M. to midnight. Music modern comfort system thot will be by the Ben Paris Orchestra worms, freshens, cleans, humi­ and refreshments will be served. FULL LINE difies, distributes air to nery corner of every room - ond A.z:A. OF HOLIDAY POULTRY_ Little Rhody A. Z. A. will have does it oll so outomoticolly CHOICE SELECTION there's never ony work for you! Its first meeting of the year on Sunday at 11 A.M. at the East Side OF MEATS and FOWL 'Jib 2 ' Jewish Community Center. This I•S&C 2 222£2 I I NO PAYMENT 'TIL DECEMBER! group Is composed of Jewish teen­ age boys. The first meeting will include social and athletic plans We Will Have A Complete Selection for the coming year and an elec­ NO MONEY DOWN- tion of first vice president. of Holiday Items At Low Prices. RE-APPOINTED Shop Early For A Full Line. Take To Dr. Samuel Dlnln newly elected Up To S Years Pay! editor of Jewish Education and Dean of the University of Judaism announced the re-appointment of Sabbath Information • Store Open Dr. Harry Elkin for a new term as Bowiewlves Book Review Editor of the Jewish Tuesday Until 2 P.M. Education Journal. Licht Sabbath ~ Prov. Sheet Metal Co. The second volume of the He­ Candles • Closed All Day brew Educational Encyclopedia TonJKht 6:36 Wednesday 29 ORMS STREET PROVIDENCE, R. I. published in Israel contains a con­ Next Frida:, at tribution by Dr. Elkin, who Is a 6:H P.M. • Store Open Thursday Phone DExter 1-7455 vice-president of the National Council for Jewish Education. • TBE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1911 Fate Of A Russian Yiddish Poet JERUSALEM - The selected Jewish, and that his grandfather telllgensta in the revolutionary GRAND OPENING works of Peretz Markish, a Yid­ was even a practicing rabbb days. dish poet who threw in his lot But the whole of the published Ehrenbeurg survived because he OF THE with the Russian Revolution, have part of the autobiography is a de­ was so cleverly adaptable; he was been published in Russian trans­ fense -of his Russianlsm: Ehren­ not the man to die to maintain a lation, nine years after he was burg Is at pains to prove how tradition. Cas«-£eone ?eutau,af liquidated by orders of the party Russian he always felt, how Len­ In a self-asserting majority, in which he had believed. in praised him, how Russian and self - respecting minorities have TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1961 A native of southwest Russia communist were other the birth of their second child and first daughter, Lori Susan, on Aug. MR. AND MRS. PHILIP ABRAMS 26. Mrs. Blodnick is the former /J,31JJ1/_lj,?/, f And Daughters, FRANCINE and KAREN Miss Janice Fern Lieberman of Extend Best Wishes To All Their Relatlvea, Friends and Customers Providence. For A Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year (Ji~, ff5 J'M? PHILIP ABRAMS KOSHER MEAT MARKET ';i)i '/e,/ ;J (/;I} tfa I'

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FIRST MEETING New Year Greetings The first meeting of the season (Continued from Page 1) of the Farband Labor Zionist Or­ TEMPLE EMANUEL GREETINGS New Year Greetings from der Br. #41. wlll be held on Sun­ Yom Kippur services wlll begin For the New Year day at 8 P .M., in the club room of BELLE WINDOW & HOUSE Harry Winoker at Temple Emanuel with the MME. SOPHIA MILLINERY the Crown Hotel. Nomination and CLEANING CO. SALON and Family election of officers for the coming chanting of Kol Nidre on Tuesday 17 Evaleen Street evening, September 19th, at 6 :45 Painting Contractor year will take place. Plans for 422 Lloyd Avenue Central Falls the Succoth Celebration wlll be P .M. In the Main Sanctuary Rab­ Providence PA 5-4127 60 Jefferson St., Prov., R. I. made and refreshments will be bi Eli A. Bohnen wlll speak on e TOP GRADE MATERIAL served. "The Synagogue on Trial". In the • VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY Meeting House Rabbi Nathan Ro­ • REA,SONABLE PRICES A Happy New Year , New Year Greetings sen's sermon wlll be entitled "Is - CALL AFTER 5 P. M. - MIL and MRS. Truth An Absolute?" J. L. INTERIORS Mr. and Mrs. David A. Linder aod Daughter, Sara PL 1-796.1 HARRY BROMBERG Services on Wednesday morn­ Complete Interiors ing, September 20th will begin at • Institutional • Residential 19 Lorraine Ave. And FIUDll7 9:00 o'clock. Rabbi Bohnen's ser­ 211 Norwood Ave., Cranston Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Glick mon in the Main Sanctuary is en­ HO 7-9028 1720 Broad St., Cranston 161 Lorimer Avenue Best Wishes For titled, "The Meaning of the Mil­ lions". Rabbi Goldfarb will speak A HAPPY NEW YEAR! Wish Their Relatives in the New Synagogue on the sub­ And Priends A Happy And ject "A Time To Remember". Rab­ For The Finest Prosperous New Year bl Rosen, speaking in the Meeting P R O V I D E N C E :t~~l1~~~ House, wlll preach on "History - 479 Westminster Street CUSTOM MADE The Great Teacher". GA 1-1934 In the Main Synagogue the serv­ Extends Best Wishes For A Happy, Healthy and New Year Greetings ices wlll be chanted by cantor Ja­ Prosperous New Year MODERN cob Hohenemser, assisted by the From Choir under the direction of Dr. KITCHENS Morton Gold; in the New Syna­ NEW YEAR GREETINGS JERRY D'AMICO gogue by Cantor Louts Ainsberg, - Visit - assisted by the Choir under the KEEMA OIL SERVICE Complete Remodeling ot direction of Dr. Ralph Einstein; Quality Fuel on - on Burning Equipment NU-MODE Bathrooms and Kitchens and in the Meeting House by 603 Elmwood Ave. Providence, R. I. Cantor Morton Freeman, with HOpkins 1- 6472 Store Fixture Co. 440 WARWICK AVENUE Mrs. Louis B . Rubinstein at the organ. 348 CANAL ST. WARWICK Children's services will be con- UN 1-2210 UN 1-3750 WI 1-5844 ducted by Rabbi Bohnen in the Main Sanctuary from 2:00 to 3:00. During this period the adults will D & H Building Wreckers Inc. meet in the School Auditorium for a question and answer period with BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR Entire Plants Demolished Rabbis Rosen and Goldfarb. Yizkor Services wlll - NO JOB TOO SMALL - MOOSEHEAD DINER be conducted in all three locations during the course of the Musa!. 89 Celia St., Johnston TEmple 1-5200 1350 Hartford Ave., Johnston TE 1-9346 CRANSTON JEWISH CENTER Kol Nidre Services wlll take EXTEND BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY place at the Cranston Jewish HEALTHY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR GREETINGS FROM Center Tuesday at 6:45 P.M. Rab­ NEW YEAR HOPE BUILDING CO. bl Saul Leeman wlll speak "The Words of Our Mouths." cantor·~======~ Jack Smith wlll officiate with Mrs. ,: JOSEPH A. FAMIGLIETTI, President Ellis Rosenthal at the organ. 12 Sliver Spring St., Providence UN 1-6289 Yom Klppur Services on Wed­ BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND nesday will begin at 9 :00 A.M. PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Yiskor Services will take place before noon. Rabbi Leeman wlll GREETINGS AND BE$T WISHES FOR A s p e a k on "Recognizing Our NEW Y,EAR OF HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY Losses." DYTEX CHEMICAL CO. TEMPLE SINAI UNITED SUPPLY COMPANY "For the Sln of Superflcial!ty" CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL 327 West Exchange St. Dexter 1-7488 wlll be the sermon for the 8 : 30 SPECIAL TIES P .M. service at Temple Slnal given by Rabbi Donald Heskns. On Yorn Kippur he wlll speak at 9:30 A.M . 140 India St., Providence, R. I. JAc:kson 1-6570 childrens service. Yom Kippur service wlll be held at 10:30 A.M . and Memorial services wlll be held at 3:30 P .M. Herman Foster, Cantorial solo­ NEW YEAR GREETINGS ist, will be accompanied by Mrs. Albert Berger. , HAMMOND . CONGREGATION SHAARE ZEDEK ORGAN STUDIOS Rabbi Saul Framowitz wlll glve All Models of the World Famous the sermon, at Congregation Sha­ Hammond Organs are Zedek on Tuesday at 6 :30 P.M. Wednesday morning services will SALES - RENTALS - SERVICE begin at 7: 30 o'clock -with the INSTRUCTION May the joy of the Season Rabbi's sermon at 10:30 o'clock; David S. Owen, Manager Yizkor at 11 and Musaf at 11 : 30 48-50 Airport Road Warwick, R. I. your coming year o'clock. Call REgent 7-4450 light way through the Neilah services wlll begin at bringing you a fuli measure of 6 :15TEMPLE P.M. BETH SHOLOM ~===~======;;:. happiness and prosperity Yorn Kippur services at Temple Beth Sholom wlll begin Tuesday BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW -YEAR evening at 6:45 P.M. The Wednes­ from day morning service wlll be held at 9 A.M. with Yizkor and sermon at 11 :30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Na-than Weiss and Family CONGREGATION Stanley Brown SONS OF ABRAHAM Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 'Weiss and Family Yorn Klppur sermons by Rabbi And All Of Us At . Abraham Chlll wlll be "How Do Mr. and Mrs. Howard Weiss We Ask ·aod?" at Kol Nidre on of Tuesday at 6 :45 P.M. and "Things JOHNSON'S HUMMOCKS We Cannot Buy" at the Ylskor NEW ENGLAND STATIONERY COMPANY service on Wednesday at 10 A .M. 263 Weybosset St. 41 Broad St., Pawt. Wednesday morning services wlll be Shachrls at 8 and Musaf GA 1-1192 PA 2-3526 ( Continued on Pace 'J)

■ RAISES $2:4 MILLION drive for support of the Union of THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1961 '1 NEW YORK - The Combined · American Hebrew Congregation Campaign for American Reform and · the Hebrew Union College­ at Congregation Lenas Hazedek Judaism raised a total of $2,480,- Jewish Institute of Religion. Yom Kipper Services on Tuesday evening at 6: 15 P .M 000 in its · 1960-1961 nationwide Wednesday services will begin on (Continued from_ Pace 6) 9 A.M. with Yiskor se1vices at New Year Greetings at 11 A. M. Mincha service will be 11 A.M . CINDERELLA FLOWER SHOP at 2:30 P.M.; Neilah at 4:30 P.M. Rabbi Kalman Shachet will and Maariv at 7 P .M. Laurenza 512 Reservoir Ave., Cranston conduct the services with Cantor LENAS HAZEDEK Ira Zaidman. ST 1-7904 Kol Nidre service~ will be held Home Improving Mr. and Mrs. Verdone, Owners NEW YEAR GREETINGS EDITH REHNBORG Company MOISTURE CREAM BILTMORE PHARMACY Restore that special glow NEW YEAR GREETINGS Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel to your skin. • SIDING call: EDITH REHNBORG Representative DE 1-0489 • ROOFING PLANTATION HELEN McLAREN RE 7-7631 • PAINTING CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. • GUTTERS CONCERT PIANIST Contractors ' 51 Wood Street Champagne Hour-Zvi ORGANIST 1089 Greenwich Ave., Warwick Providence, R. I. itz, Israeli journalist, au­ RE 7-7200 thor, and motion picture JA 1-9267 Francis J. Cooney, John J. Hoey producer, will address the Pace Setters at the 1961 * Graduate and Teacher of The Frankfort ConserYatory campaign opening event of State Accredited In Germany the Women's Division of * the General Jewish Com­ * Formerly Director of Music at Temple Beth-El mittee on Wednesday after­ * Individual instruction for beginners and advanced students :lJorofhy noon, Sept. 27. * GROUP INSTRUCTION for beginners according to latest m~thod1 The champagne hour launching this year's fund-raising drive by 168 Lloyd A venue Tel. DE 1-5667 Ithe Women's Division will be - /J;,ano :leacher held at the home of Mrs. Merrill Graduate of Boston University College of Music L. Hassenfleld at 4 Woodland Ter­ ■ . ■ ,■ I' ■ II ■ ' ■ : 11 ■ II ■ II ■ n ■ 11 ■ :, 11 ■ :. 1, ■ i 1U ■ 1 Jl■ i lll ■ .1 ll ■ ll ll ■ llll ■ , ll ■ " ill ■ .. 11 ■ 1 111 ■ 11 ■ "11 ~ Mus. B. race. Mrs. Morton Smith is co­ i THE YOUNG ADULTS I Master of Arts, Brown University chairman. • 5 Member of Music Faculty, Providence Public Schools Mr. Kolitz. born to a well known i of the I rabbinical family in Lithuania, i Plantations 1-8439 I Providence J .C.C. I studied at the Yeshivos of Tels "' will sponsor a ■ .wwwww~wwwwwwwww~ww~www~ and Slobodka. ! I An Invitation has been extended to the husbands to join their wives I Post Yom Kippur Dance i at the Pace Setters event for cock­ i SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1961 I tails at 5 :00 P. M. I2 CROWN HOTEL I• ORGANIZATION NEWS I Music by IRVING ROSEN I "OPERATION SUPPORT" !■ DANCING 9 P.M. TO 12:30 A.M. I= 5 $I .SO P"' person • Stag or Couple i "Operation Support" group of Cranston held a meeting Thurs­ I - All Adults and Young Adults Welcome I day at the Cranston Portuguese I ,■ 11 ■ 11 · ■ 11 · ■ 11 ■ ,1 ■ 11 . ■ u 1 ■ 1 .. ■ n •: ■ 1 1 11 ■ 11' ■ 11· ■ 11 .. ■ 11 " ■ 11" ■ 11 ■ 1r ■ 11 ■ ir ■ II' ■ :: ■ , r ■ n · ■ Club. Mrs. Dorothy Morin is chairman of the group. The main speaker of the eve­ ning was Mrs. Annette Cusson. Democratic National Committee­ GRAND OPENING woman. Other speakers included Representative Eleanor Slater. Mrs. Mary Freeman, state vice LALANES HEALTH CLUB chairman of "Operation Support" 1 and Michael Sepe, Democratic · City chairman. I FIRST SO MEN JOIN TODAY FOR ONLY ALUMNAE GROUP MEETS I A Fall luncheon meeting will be held of all local alumnae of Al­ pha Epsilon Phi National Wo­ $ ~onth men·s Sorority at the Colony Mo­ 4~e~ For a Course tor Hotel on Saturday at 1 P.M. Individually Designed Futher information may be ob­ for YOU! tained by calling Mrs. Arnold BEFORE: .• Sherman at HO 3-9317 or Mrs. Jim Ratcliff, age 33, weighed 234 pounds. Paul Leviten at WI 2-3606. • AFTER: Three months later, Ratcliff weighs 187- trlmmed off 47 pounds-lost 10 Inches In NEW YEAR GREETINGS his ·waist. Your Membership Includes: WEIGHT LOSS · MR. and MRS. WEIGHT GAINING · BODY CONDITIONING · STEAM TREATMENTS · MECHANICAL MAS­ SAMUEL CHARLES SAGE. Son, Donald GUARANTEED RESULTS­ MR. and MRS. REGARDLESS OF YOUR AGEi SIDNEY MARCUS GUARANTEE: ONE YEAR FREE If we fall to get these results In 60 days: Overweight: Lose 15 pounds - 3½" off hips I . Best Wishes and waist. For The New Year Underweight: Add l½" to each arm-3½" on ' /Pfalr,fj chest and shoulders - Gain 10 pounds body­ weight. oHABERDASHERS Mr. and Mrs. SIMON CHORNEY RESULTS 1st VISIT YOUR SPORT COAT SPECIALISTS And Daughter, Estelle FOR FREE TRIAL-CALL MA 1-7179 TODAY FROM $35 Mr. and Mrs. 153 Weybosset St. MAnning 1-7179 Shop Philip Wolfe First at­ BURTON FISCHMAN Mon., '\\'.ed., Fri. · 9 A.M. to 9 P .M. And Son, Harris Tues., Thurs., Sat. · 10 A.M. to 10 P .M. DOWNTOWN WAYLAND Mr. and Mrs Health Club For Men PROVIDENCE SQUARE HAROLD GOWSTEIN 1 • Lalanes Figure Studio For Women Cor. 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8 THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1961,

the year

that lies ahead • • • •

The pages of the year that is behind have been inscribed. What lies ahead is yet blank. Your page is waiting for you to be its author, the writer of your deeds. In looking back this year from the annual peak of time that is Yorn Kippur, you may see much that fills you with pride as a Jew - the accomplishments in Israel, the fulfilment of commit­ ments to your country, to your community. But these are precarious times, and it is given to us on this Day of Awe to make a fateful decision, one that will affect thou­ sands of desperate refugees: A sudden emergency unexpectedly releases thousands of our people from oppressed lands ... what are we ... YOU, going to do about this? The blank page - the freedom of men, women and children - awaits your signature. Now, ~sit is seldom given to our generation, is the opportunity to write a deed of last­ ing achievement, a profound act of humanity, a great satisfaction. What will you in­ scribe on your page for the year 5722?

MERRILL L. HASSENFELD, 1961 Campaign Chairman JOSEPH W. RESS, President, General Jewish Committee

GIVE GENEROUSLY TO THE 1961 CAMPAIGN OF THE GENERAL JEWISH COMMITTEE 0 THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1961 9 A kind of receipt for all the moneys that came in to the office. FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY How great was my surprise and my joy to see my name in print. Collected by Beryl Segal. . . . $32.15. THE ONLY ANGLO JEWISHll~!lfm WEEKLY IN R I AND SOUTHEAST MASS Name In Print I let out a yell of delight, and Published Every Week By The showed my name .In print to all Jewish Press Publishing Company 1117 Douglas Ave., Providence, R. I. - UNlon J-3709 who were around. Here it is, black By Beryl Segal on white. My name. CELIA ZUCKERBERG Mana9ln9 Editor The book, as I said, was quite The days of Yorn Kippur re- the Synagogue, and L a volume. It included all the Rus­ BRENDA SLACK Editor mind me of the time when I, a lad To the credit of the men of our sias. I had to look up first the of twelve, was initiated in the art little town, no one objected to this Second Class Postage Paid at Providence, Rhode Island Gubernia, then the district, and Subscr!ptlo11 Rates: Fifteen C~nts the copy; By Mall, $5.00 per annum; outside of collecting money for a "noble plate. It was not a charity plate in the town, and under the name of New England, $6.00 per annum. Bulk rates on request. cause." Later on· came others, the same sense of the others, but Orinin, my little town, I found my and The Herald assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors In house to house, street corners, redeeming the Land of Israel, buy­ name among ten other names. But, advertisements, but will reprint that part of the advertisement In which the selling of flowers. But this first Ing land and settling Jews on the I am not ashamed to tell you, all typographical error occ,urs. Advertisers will please notify the management immediately of any error which may occur. one stands out in my memory be- land, was considered a Mitzva. the other names in the book were cause of something of which I will And that is what the fund was about. just a prelude to my name. Ilooked FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1961 tell you. And every Jew who came to tbe at it from all sides. I read it out In our little town on the Ukraine, plate read the note aloud, smiled aloud. I glanced at it several times as in the other towns and cities to himself, and dug down deep into after the day it came in, and I kept all over the old Russian Empire, his pocket: tbe book somewhere up in the attic it was customary to give charity "Jewish National Fund, heh? a long, long time. In fact, I kept it YOUR MONEY'S on the Eve of Yorn Kippur. lsitnot Very nice, very nice." until the time came for our home written that repentance, prayer, To tell the truth, I was not quite to be broken up, and for my family and tzedoko, charity, avert the clear on the meaning of the card to come to this country. severity of the decree? myself. I did not understand the And to. this day, whenever I see WORTH During the days of Awe, the word National, and . did not know someone cherishing a pie c e of days between Rosh Hashanah and what a Fund was. But in the course· paper on which his or her name Yorn Kippur, every ~an is judged of the afternoon, I caught on to the appeares, I sympathize with them. by Sylvia Porter according to his merit. Who shall purpose of the plate, and couldex­ Ah, to see your name for the live and who shall die? Who shall plain it to any one who asked. first time in print. What a joy! GOOD TIME TO BUY? prosper and who shall be poor ? Months later, a book came to . . . Is now a good time to buy goods you need and want? Who shall find peace and who shall our house from the General Office

10 THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1961 A Herald ad always gets the best results-our subscribers com­ DORIC DAY SCHOOL prise an active buying market. Nursery Kindergarten Will Sue Company Accredited by R. L Board of Education - State Licensed Bowing to Boycott All Day or HaH Day SessloM PIAILS - IEADS Balanced Hot Meals JERUSALEM - The Kaiser­ Rqlster Now For Fall Sesslori RIITRWtO AND KNOTTED Limited Enrollment Ilin Industries indicated it would • Cultuncl Pearla HO 1-1251 Transportation WI 1-4051 sue an Austrian motor- producer • Beautiful Clupa for yielding to the Arab boycott and failing to meet a contract to WOODMAN'S 55 ..., It. provide engines for a popular­ '" 1-4t'17 is an priced car the Haifa assembly JZ_S,'J/ing plant is producing for domestic sales. ~rf and we are It was not indicated how large MASTER FUR ARTIST_$ a sum from Steir-Puch, the Aus­ ; MATHEMATICS, MODERN Printed in the United States, original owner of the prayer Instruction . . . LANGUAGES Italy - Israel - India tion," the group declared in a ALGEBRA I FRENCH - Thailand (Siam) - Hong Kong - Japan - Hawaii. Just statement that "the vast major­ ALGEBRA 3 GEOMETRY, Plane I listing these countries for you awaken~ exciting mem­ ity of people wish to maintain AMERICAN HISTORY I INVESTMENTS ories. Sunday as a day free of labor, as ART ITALIAN And, of course, since I .have always made it a a day for church, for the family, ART METAL LAW FOR THE LAYMAN point to visit personally all local popular resorts and for · recreation, rest and relaxa­ BASIC MATH MACHINE SHOP tion." BIOLOGY MECHANICAL DRAWING . other places of interest as well - from around the cor­ BOOKKEEPING, Beginning PHYSICS I ner to around the word-I am able to give you invalu­ "Each Sunday," the statement continued, "more and more non­ BOOKKEEPING, Advanced PHOTOGRAPHY able, first-hand information in these areas too. This essential businesses are opening BRIEFHAND I READING IMPROVEMENT is so important because it helps you to select the hotels their doors to steal the lead on CALCULATING MACtilNES SEWING, Beginning best suited to your needs at rate desired, the best pos­ their competitors. In self-defense, CHEMISTRY I Sewing, Advanced sible itineraries and program of sightseeing, and last responsible merchants are being DRIVER ,EDUCATION SHORTHAND, Beginning but not least--:-- particularly for the gals, to learn of forced to consider opening their ENGLISH 1 (10B grade) SHORTHAND, Advanced stores. We are reaching the point ENGLISH 3 (11 B grade) TYPING, Beginning the best "buys" available. ENGLISH S (128 grade) TYPING, Advanced I welcome the opportunity to be of help to you. ·where Greater Columbus will be­ come a wide-open city, and all ENGLISH, Junior High WOODWORKING Cordially, businesses wlll be operating on YOU MAY EARN A DAY HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA Sunday. · "When that occurs, Sunday as AT EVEMING ~CHOOL Zelda Kouffman a day of rest will be a thing of COURSES FREE to Residents of Pro.vidence the past because all of us, no mat­ CRANSTON TRAVEL SERVICE ter what .our job Is, will have to Nominal Fees for Non Residents · 801 Park Avenue, Cranston gear to a seven-day work week. Per Order of the School Committee TEL. ST 1-4977 We don't want that to happen, JAMES H. FOLEY, Secretory and we fell most people don't." - . THE R. L HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1961 11 Bridge = 111 ~~:.. Col- lege of Los Angeles~c;~ty will offer dur­ DINNER SUGGESTIONS By Revoke ing the coming fall credit courses A Desperate Success in elementary and intermediate 1 Southern New England's most inviting Restaurant for modem Hebrew. Johnson s better than a half century . . . serving Ocean Fresh Sea The Furbish Club is the great in a heart of club contract, and The courses include reading, Hummocks Food, Hard Shell Lobsters and tender juicy steaks. Try center of rubber bridge in this as my partner was bound to be writing and essentials of Hebrew 245 Allens Ave. the "Prime Rib , Room" for succulent Roast Beef. Enjoy country. Its highest-stake room short in spades it was worth try- grammar and a content on the Tel. HO 1.000 Cocktails and Piano music. Free Parking. provides one of the finest and ing to find him with something geography, customs and culture fastest games to be found any­ in diamonds. West, the doubler, of Israel. Each course will meet The LA FEST A is held every Wednesday evening. Music, gay cos­ ROME tumes, buffet. Visit our attractive new Cocktail Lounge. where in the world. Many master one of the talented members of 1five times a week and will en­ players play and famous people this year's Open team, led the king able. students-to earn four college Restaurant Banquet rooms available for parties. We ate still serving a fine Italian Cuisine, featuring "La Carretta." Also delicious from all walks of life and from of spades. I trumped with a small credits for each semester. Route 1, every country are to be seen there. N. Attleboro, Mau. Steaks, Lobsters, Chicken. Roast beef, Saturdays and Sun­ diamond in dummy and played days. Open Daily at 5; Sundays at 12. The bidding is aggressive and the king of clubs. East won this Use Herald Classified ad&. MYrtle ....1 shrewd and the play of the hand, trick with the ace and returned ------in general, is of an extremely the queen of diamonds. This I high standard. Bold pre-empts, won in dummy with the ace. aggressive bids for game and slam and low-level doubles are the If at this stage the queen of order of the day. clubs is played and a heart dis­ carded the contract cannot be Here is a hand I played there made. because declarer can trump the other day. North-South were only two hearts and is, therefore, game and 60 with North the deal­ a trick short. The declarer must er and both sides vulne,:able: realize that the king of hearts has North to be right for the contract to be •-None made, and act accordingly. I •-A Q XX X therefore decided to trump a small ♦ -A 10 5 club· into my own hand, abandon­ •-K Q XX X ing the king of clubs as a trick. I West East then finessed the heart. cashed •-K x •-A Q J XX the ac~. ruffed a heart into my •-K J 10 X •-9 X own hand, ruffed another spade ♦ -K 9 8 4 2 ♦ -Q in dummy, and ruffed another •-8 X •-A J 10 9 X heart in my own hand. I thus South came to three ruffs in my own •-10 9 8 7 XX hand, the ace of diamonds and two ruffs in dummy, and the ace. •-x X ♦ -J 7 6 3 queen of hearts. The contract is not broken even on a diamond Hoxie 4 Comers Plant The bidding•-x went: lead. as East cannot return a 1550 Warwick Ave., Warwick trump when he wins the ace of North East South West lH lS Pass lNT clubs. New Riverside Plant 2C Double 2D ( ! l Double The swing on this hand was · 459 Willett Ave. Pass Pass Pass very considerable. East - West I am not ashamed of my eccen­ could, in fact, have played in what ------­ tric desperation bid from the would have been an unbreakable .~outh J ?O..§it!on. I knew that my 3NT. Their decision to take the hand would be virtually worthless "safe" penalty was a costly one. Claims 'West Be11iners Sitting On Powder Keg' NEW YORK - "West Berliners Dr. Prinz said he was "horri­ know they are sitting on a powder fied" at the wall which the East keg, and they fear that the keg German regime put up dividing can blow up. And if it blows up, East and West Berlin. He saw the whole world can blow up with the wall being put up. "There is it," Dr. Joachim Prinz. president nobody in West Berlin," he as­ :>f the American Jewish Congress serted. "who expects the wall ever A word to clever young wrves ••• and r.abbi of Temple B'nai Abra­ to go down." Your man's appearance is Herbert ham told The Jewish News this The man in the street in West Brown's business, and the young week following his return from a Berlin, the rabbi observed. is one-day visit to Berlin. "feeling very apprehensive. Ber­ man with the "unmistakable Herbert Dr. Prinz, who was in Geneva lin is tightening its belt, but at Brown look'• has made good attending a meeting of the World the same time West Berliners are business contacts! Jewish Congress, went to Berlin laughing it off with their own to preach before the Jewish com­ brand of wit and the sense of munity, which he served as rabbi humor they have about them­ from 1926 to 1937. He found the selves. These are a realistic peo­ 7,000 Jews in West Berlin "ter­ ple, however, and they have a general attitude of resignation ERBERT ribly disturbed" over the crisis in the divided city. about the future." "Here are people," he said, "who Dr. Prinz said he had found stayed because they were too old that some young West Germans have a "tremendous sense of guilt BROWN to move or could not be moved in a positive way - they feel for some other reason, or who re­ Send him in tomorrow during his lunch turned with some hopes of find­ that their fathers were respon­ ing a new life. The vast majority sible (by starting World 2) for the hour, or meet him after work Friday (We're present divided Germany, and they spent some time in concentration open till nine). Look over the wide camps, and now they find them­ should foot the bill." selve·s confronted with a new cris­ He added, "Young people say selection of suits, topcoats, sportsjackets, is. The home they hoped would be this is their own business. and odd slacks. Notice the elegant tailoring, stable is no longer stable, and they cannot let other people act and again they are faced with for them. They feel that it is mor­ handsome fabrics, superb fit ••• ally wrong for Germany to permit making a decision to move or not an excellent investment in your man's to move, and this is a situation other nations to be drawn into a of pet"sonal crisis." conflict w h i c h i s G e r m a n - future potential! created." Free Choice As for indications of a desire for "The difficulty which I find is "neutralism" in Germany, Dr. that these people have chosen to Prinz said that he could not be 194 WAYLAND AVENUE• PROVIDENCE. live in Berlin. They now have to considered an authority in as­ indicate they are a part of the sessing the feelings of the people, OPOI MON. THRU SAT. 1:30 A. M. 11 5:45 P.11. people, and they must share prob­ but that most West Germans FIii. NIGHTS Till 9:00 P. M. • UN. 1-112' lems and difficulties with the seem to consider the United States Christians in Berlin." "their foremost ally."

- .... 12 THE R. I. HERA_,l,D, FRIQAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1961 A subscription to the Herald is Ia good gift idea for the person Excellent opportµntttea are in I the Herald's Classified ads. who "has everything" else. Call I In UN 1-3709. FINANCIAL SECURITY ,' ___ ·.·. "_'~ Hollywood 1.• QUALITY PAINTS and , GUARANTEED LIFE INCOME -~ FINE WALLPAPERS give enduring satisfaction and ore FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY By Barney Glazer ' .. the most economical in the long run. Are Available Through The Modem Annuity Way gether with my good friends Lorne I Hollywood, Calif. -- Madlyn Greene, Michael Landon and Pro­ You get Life Insurance protec­ Rhue's lip, injured as the result of ducer David Dortort to make ital­ a recent auto accident, Isn't pre­ Open Daily 8-6 tion for your family PLUS Re­ most an all-Jewish cast for "The Thursdays venting her from Indulging in tor­ Smiler" segment of "Bonanza" tirement Income for yourself rid love scenes with Yul Brynner and Fridays to 9. ... as long as you live! · Sept. 24 .•. Director Abner Biber­ HO 1-6555 . . . . Red Buttons joined James man and star Sam Jaffe of ABC­ For Full Information Call Cagney in Munich for a scene In lV' s "Ben Casey" series resumed Billy Wilder's"One, Two, Three." an old friendship. In 1936, Biber­ He speaks one line: "Where did man was Jaffe's understudy In the you go?" Last time Buttons ap­ Max Reinhardt stage production FRANK LAZARUS peared In a foreign locatloned film Life Insurance - Annuities "Eternal Rogue," and in 1938 he was also with Cagney In "13 Rue played a supporting role to Jaffe's 1107 Reservoir Ave., Cranston 63S Industrial Trust Building Madeleine" In Paris. He spoke one "Gunga Din" in films. Office-GA 1-3812 Res.-PL 1-0716 word: "Go." DAVE BARRY, the comic, HERSCHEL Bernardi gets to- reminisces about the time he re­ cited his famous Bar Mitzvah sa­ tire In Glasgow. Following the per­ formance, he was approached by an elderly Scotsman who offered: "Would you join us Frrrriday b'nacht frrrr a wee bit of lohchshen ART New Electric soup, laddy?". . . Sidney Miller, CLASSES Donald O'Connor's "song-writing Fall session partner" in their famous lV act, once did a never-to-be-forgotten drunk role in one of Jack Webb's PAINTING House Heating "Dragnet" episodes. Although he has been busy directing lV shows, Sidney found time recently to ap­ DRAWING clean . . . safe • • • costs less than you think pear In the movie "Terror" as-­ starting Tues., Sept. 19 you guessed it-- a drunk I Register Now PRODUCER Joseph Pasternak and y_ou £!!!!. haYe ft ~ ! was reminiscing about his search many years ago for a young girrto ITCHKAWICH play the lead in Universal' s "Three S MEDWAY ST. Smart Girls." He was told that JA 1-5S74 MGM had two girls under contract Tues., Wed., Thurs. Afternoons but was dropping one. Viewing a and Evenings borrowed film, Pasternak became enthusiastic about one girl and an­ nounced: "That's our girl. Get her!" He was told: "Sorry; but that' s •the one MGM Is keeping. Her name is Judy Garland." Pasternak almost wept but continued to scan the film. Pointing to another girl, he exclaimed: "She's great, too. She sings beautifully and has a natural sweetness. We'll use her." Yes, it had to happen! Now, electricity, that does about every­ And that's how Deanna Durbin got her first break. thing else in your home, can supply practical, efficient house LEONARD SILLMAN, the pro­ heating, too, at surprisingly low cost. And it costs less to install! ducer, remembers the late pro­ ducer Irving Thalberg as a fabled boy genius who lived up to all his Moreover, electricity is the safe way to heat your home. There advance notices. Thalberg was short, dark, wiry, Intense, and was '\, :..: .):Y' is no pilot light, no fumes, no flame of any kind. It's as safe powered with the energy of a and silent as electric light .. . and it's just as clean. O<;lorless, terrier. Sillman once told Thalberg draftless, dustless your home stays fresh' and clean from to stop frittering away his talents in the film business. "Return to basement to attic. New York with me," he advised the lad who was to become one of WAKE UP. Hollywood's most prolific produc­ Slim baseboard units that you hardly see, or heating wire con­ tion magicians, "and I'll see what cealed in the ceiling plaster, furnish comforting warmth like I can do for you." DID you know that Eddie Cantor APPETRml southern sunshine. A thermostat in every room lets you ad­ once hired Gracie Allen without just room-by-room temperatures as you like. There's nothing George Burns for his Chase and to interfere with your arrangement for furniture - no piping, Sanborn radio show and, with Can­ lime for tor playing straight man to Gra­ no ducts, no registers, no radiators ... and you don't need a cie's inanities, the pair were a chimney. riot? "All right, so they were a good freafing riot,'' George Burns will admit if wlfht .· • .,~-· you remind him about this Incident, If you are thinking of buying or building, consider electric but he'll Invariably add: "Don't forget that I wrote the material." heating. It's your next logical step in modern living. Stop LIZ Taylor will visit Israel m or call for full details ... now! after she completes "Cleopatra" The@ In Egypt ... Someone asked Richard on the label Nixon: "How do we get your old means stickers off our windshields?" and it's kosher ... YOU LIVE BETTER IN A TOT AL-ELECTRIC Nixon replied: "It takes four years." GOLD MEDALLION HOME 0 TWO QUALIFY Ira M. Stone of 128 Reservoir Avenue, and Howard J . Pass of 19 · Evergreen Street have qualified Also enjoy ~.....;~ ,' ~- g~ NARRAGANSETT ELECTRIC 0 as members of the 1961 Star Club of New York Life Insurance Com­ DROMEDARY CHOCOLATE-NUT pany, according to Edwin G . Wild­ DROMEDARY ORANGE-NUT ROLL er. general manager of the com­ pany's Rhode Island General of­ At grocers everywhere fice. L A Herald ad always gets the THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1961 13 best results-our subscribers com­ prise an active buying market. Site Disagreement With Moscow For Your Publicity and Organizational ~eeeeeeeeeee~ - PHOTOGRAPHS - SILVER On Jewish Cultural Interests CALL l NEW YORK - A g1roup of appearance of a Yiddish maga­ FRED KELMAN Electric Co. B'nai B'rith officials have just re­ zine in the Soviet Union, the first WI lliams 1-5402 ~ Electrical Contractors turned here from a visit to the in thirteen years, "may become a Soviet Union. The group showed positive, if small, step toward the ff 628 BROAD STREET disagreement with Moscow's con­ restoration of Jewish cultural acti­ Saturday Evening 5-8 P.M. Industrial - Commercial tentions that Soviet Jews are not vity." BUFFET SUPPER and Residential interested in Jewish cultural and By Cendlellght Mr. Katz said he had suggested FABULOUS DESSERTS GA 1-6864 educational institutions, accord­ to Mr. Kuznetsov that Soviet Jews ing to the New York Times. should be represented at the forth­ MISS DUTTON'S Label A. Katz, president of the coming international conference DExter 1-6995 organization, said that Jewish on Jewish eduucation. BENJAMIN cultural interests "could flourish He said Mr. Kuznetsov told him N. E. Style Home Mede in the , Soviet Union if they are that a request for this kind of in­ accorded the same encouragement PIES and CAKES ternational participation must be Many with fresh frultl PREMACK that ls shown other Soviet ethnic initiated by individual synagogue groups." groups in the Soviet Union. East Side Diner Violin Studio Mr. Katz said that during a Near Red Bridge nine-day stay ·1n the Soviet Union Engciged - Mr. and Mrs. Use Herald Classified ads. UO Waterman StrNt for Harry Perlow of 153 Lafay­ the group "found a persistent ette Street, Pawtucket, an­ streak of Jewish consciousness Beginners and Advanced even among young Jews, but they nounce the engagement of are without almost any cultural Students their daughter, Sheila Beth, means to express it." YOM KIPPUR DANCE to Murry B. Winkleman, - PL 1-2052 -- He said this lack of cultural son of Mr. and Mrs. Abra­ means was in sharp contrast with TEMPLE BETH AM ham Winkleman of 261 the Soviet Government's support 40 GARDNER ST., WARWICK, R. I. Rochambeau Ave. of cultural activities for other Miss Perlow is a graduate of groups. Mr. Katz said he had an WEDNESDAY EVENING opportunity to discuss this "ap­ The West Senior Hgh School. Mr. 9 P. M. - 12 Winkleman ls an alumnus of parent contradiction" in Soviet pol!cy during a six-minute meeting Rhode Island College and the with Aleksandr N . Kuznestov. First Music by BEN PARIS University of Rhode Island where Deputy Minister of CUiture. Fox he was a member of Tau Eps!lon REFRESHMENTS $1.50 per person Phi Fraternity. Mr. Winkleman is Lack of Interest Cbar~ed presently teaching in the Warwick Mr. Katz said Mr. Kuznetosov a·nd the School System. An Apr!l wedding was among those who attributed ls planned. the almost total absence of Jew­ ish-content publ!cat!ons, either in SAYLES AVE., PAWTUCKET Yiddish or in Russian and of Jew­ EXQUISITE COLONIAL RESIDENCE Stork ish educational fac!lit!es or even secular school courses in Yiddish or Hebrew to a lack of interest among Jews themselves. The Soviet offlc!al.s, according to Mr. Katz, also told the B'na! EMANUEL REGISTRATION B'rlth leaders that his Govern­ Daniel Jacobs,, cha!rman of the ment, as well as Soviet Jews, fa­ School Board of Temple Emanuel, vored the growth of a dominant announces that registration in the Soviet culture and the elimination Sunday Department will take of cultures that might tend to place on Sunday, from 10 A. M. to set groups apart. 12 noon. Pupils who attended Mr. Katz said that, in reply, he class at the close of the school asserted that "American ex­ year, and also pupils who are eli­ perience has shown that the living room. dining l'oom, We kitchen, break, gible to attend, are required to strengthening of diverse ethnic 1st FLOOR fast room, We lavette, rear screen porch. register before admission to class­ cultures in a nation does not com­ 2nd FLOOR three large bedrooms, tile bath. es. Further information may be pete with or weaken the national 3rd FLOOR two bedrooms and full bath. obtained from Dr. Aaron Klein, culture but, in fact, enhances it." director of the School. Mr. Katz brought back with him Fireplace, Oak Floors, Oil Steam Heat, Two Stall Garage a copy of the 130-page new Yid­ One day a Fox Invited a Stork to ISRAELI STUDENTS dish bimonthly, Sovietish Heim­ P'OR APPOINTMENi CALL dine, but when she arrived she The first meeting of the Provi­ land. He said a B'nai B'rith an­ found the delicious dinner of soup dence-Temple Youth will be held alysis of the editorial matter had WILLIAM C. CARDEN, Realtor served on such a shallow plate that in the meeting hall at Temple found only a "minimal amount" she could barely wet the tip of or Jewish content. However, Mr. PA 2-2788 PA 3-3890 her bill. So, a few days later, Beth-El at 2:30 P .M . on Sunday in return, she entertained the The program will feature two Katz expressed the hope that the Fox at dinner, serving some Israeli high school students, Eli finely-minced meat which she had Reches and Za'ev Har'ari who put In the bottom of a jar with a studied at the Lea Baeck School in very long neck. She could thrust her bill Into this, but the Israel and are now staying in Bos­ Fox could get nothing ton as guests of NEFl'Y._The stu­ ATOMIC SURVIVAL CENTER but the drippings. dents will offer a varied program including Israeli folk music. HAVE YOUR FALLOUT SHELTER BUILT NOW PROVTY is open to anyone at TO THE OFFICIAL SPECIFICATIONS OF THE 111111111111 least 15 years of age or a sopho­ more in high school. What suited the Stork was not OFFICE . OF CIVIL DEFENSE MOBILIZATION necessarily suitable for the Fox. Thus It Is with life Insurance, YOM KIPPUR DANCE BASEMENT MODEL tax exempt WITH NO MONEY DOWN where each person has his own The Men's Club and Sisterhood FOR FAMILY OF "5" ONLY $13.00 particular needs. You will find that of Temple Beth Israel w!ll spon­ PRICES START AT PER MONTH Sun Life of Canada's wide choice s600 of modem policy plans can be sor a Yorn K!ppur N!te Dance on lallored to your exact requirements. Wednesday beginning at 9 P.M. FALLOUT SHELTERS BU ILT IN BASEMENTS, at the temple. Life Insurance Is my profession Gerry Wein and his orchestra ABOVE GROUND OR BELOW GROUND and I am at your service. will provide music and refresh­ Why not call me today? ments w!ll be served. You will be under no obligation. This w!ll be the first affair of the When It Happens Be Prepaired new season for both organizations which are headed by Mrs. Ben­ SEE OUR MODEL SHELTER NOW AT Elliot F. Slack jamin Bulten and Peter K. Rose­ dale. Mrs. Samuel Bochner and 1019 Industrial Bank Bldg. Samuel Eisenberg are program ATOMIC SURVIVAL CENTER DE l-2422 chairmen. Phone: REgent 9-0450 - 9-0451 2258 POST RD., WARWICK, R.. I. SUN LIFE ASSURANCE Open 9 A.M. To 8 P.M. -1 Days A Week COMPAN,Y OF CANADA Excellent opportunities are in , I the Herald's Classified ads. ,~T..,,W~--.JJ7..---..-.-r.~-..-.-.-.c---.JA'T.gJ,,♦~'T..,,-.-§.m..,."lltr~sac-D-•-'t-•-"T"DC-'t-•Drn't-"'tA H THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1961 David's Curse CANDID WEDDJNGS Chicago Founds First Hebrew High BAR MITZVAHS CHICAGO - The Association sorship. It is the first such school Talmud Torahs of Chicago and in Chicago. Is Wiped Out EMBASSY STUDIOS the Board of Jewish Education an­ The afternoon high school, 120 PARK AVE. . CRANSTON nounced last week the establish­ which expects an initial enroll­ ST 1-6769 ment of a united community He­ ment of from 400 to 500 students, Around Gilboa brew high school under joint spon- will have branches in four Chi­ TIBERIAS - Finishing touches cago suburbs. The new high school are being applied to a development will provide facilities for con­ program begun three years ago, SELL-OUT-SALE tinued Jewish education for grad­ aimed at reclaiming 14,000 l!,Cres uates of elementary Jewish . of barren lands in the vicinity of schools who previously had to the Gilboa Mountains southwest Evergreens - Azaleas - Shrubs turn to sectional and congrega­ of Lake Tiberias tional ·high schools to continue Hundreds to pick from their Jewish studies. The project, which is being car­ ried out by the Jewish National Many • Sheared • Specimens Fund, will literally revoke the curse on the area pronounced APPLES 3,000 years ago by King David, ALL • MUST • GO admonishing the region to remain MACKINTOSH barren following the violent deaths Prices• Start• At• $1.25 there of King Saul and his son, Jonathan. HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS - $2.SO ::'. Work on the project included the construction of some 20 miles All Colors - 75c and up U-PIK-UM of roads along the Jordan fron­ Rte. «, West from Prov., North tier to make the area accessible on Rte. 5, Left on Swan Road, Left on Mann School Rd. Follow for new settlement. Modern earth­ URBAN NURSERIES U-PIJ<.UM Arrows. moving equipment removed gfant 400 Atwood Ave., Cranston, R. I. WI 2-1600 LARRY SASSO Mrs. Jerrold Lewis Lavine boulders and thousands of acres of FREE CONTAINERS brush accumulated over the cen­ ------•COME IN AND LOOK AROUND ______, Miss Barbara Ellen Showstack, turies, to expose rich, fertile soil, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Irving where 2,500,000 trees were planted. Showstack of 9 Richardson Ave­ nue, Wakefield. Mass., was mar­ Close to Lake Tiberias, another ried on Aug. 26 to Jerrold Lewis JNF development project is near­ Lavine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ ing completion at Korazim, where ward H. Lavine of 167 Evergreen 4,400 acres of land are being pre­ Street. pared for settlement later this year. Overlooking Lake Tiberias, Rabbi Israel Kazis officiated at Korazim was recently a base for the ceremony in Temple Mishkan Syrian infiltrators who harassed Tefila. Israeli fishermen and frontier set­ Given in mariage by her father, tlements. The Korazim area, the bride wore a candlelght ivory which was also made accessible peau de sole gown with scoop neck by new approach roads, was men­ and traditional sleeves. She car­ tioned in the Misha in connection ried a prayer book with a white with its rich wheat. orchid and stephanotis. The project, carried out at a Mrs. James Showstack was ma­ cost of $476,000, will provide an tron of honor and Miss Susan area of settlement earmarked for Goldberg.- was maid of honor. immigrants from England. British Harold Lavine, brother of the Jewry has pledged $700,000 to bridegroom, was best man. The fine.nee the first stages of settle­ ushers were James Showstack, ment. Michael Ross, Wlliam Albert, Joel Levin. Michael Mallick, Howard LICENSE FOR SUCCOTQ Penin. Laurence Kleinman and LONDON - An order prohibit­ Herbert Bookstien. ing the erection of Succoth with Following a wedding trip to out obtaining a license was issued Bermuda the couple will reside at here by the Borough Council of 1 President Terrace, Allston, Mass. Hackney, a district in E. London. Jewish War Veteran Is Mailed Nazi Threat The national administrator of Department Commander Aaron the Jewish War Veterans of the Mittleman, and past department USA displayed the latest and pre­ Commanders Charles B. Kushner, haps the most blatant move by Paul J . Robin, and Abraham Gold­ the American Nazi Party. Joseph stein. Also at the convention were Barr offered as evidence three post Department service officer Char­ cards mailed to him which bore lotte Kwasha, and auxiliary mem­ the Nazi seal of the vicious anti­ bers Shelia Mittleman, Beatrice semitic group. The postmarks were Miller, and Ethel Cohen. If you hate to wait ... all from Arlington, Va. the known headquarters of the party. The contents of the postcards carried UN Acclaims Unit .Renew your driver's license by mail with an vicious threats to Mr. Barr and For Solar Energy all Jews. ROME - Israeli Dr. Henry Ta­ Industrial National HandiCheck or Money Order The evidence was given at the bor's solar powered generating national convention of the Jewish unit is attracting considerable at­ War Veterans which was held in tention at the United Nations There's no quicker, easier way to renew your driver's license. Baltimore, Md. Attending the con­ Conference on New Sources of Just mail an Industrial HandiCheck. You can open your vention from Rhode Island were Energy here, The Jerusalem Post reported last week. Dr. Tabor's HandiCheck account - and get a book of 20 personalized LEAVE FOR U.S. unit, which is the result of a study HandiChecks - for only $3. Or mail an Industrial Money JERUSALEM - Minister of La­ made over a period of 10 years at Order. It's fast, safe, economical - only 15 cents. Cheaper bo Giora Josephthal and A. I. the Israel National Physical Lab­ Pinkus, treasurer of the Jewish oratory in Jerusalem, has been than a postal money order. And you get a copy for your records. Agency, left for the United States acclaimed as a small power unit to find additional sources to cover suitable for use in underdeveloped the increased cost of immigrant rural areas in hot countries. absorption in Israel. The unit· is relatively simple and powerful, and has produced Industrial NAZI LOSES PENSION electricity from the sun for what HANNOVER-The former staff it costs to operate a small Diesel NATIONAL BANK chief of the Nazi storm troops, generating set. A further asset of Wilhelm Schepmann, was ordered the unit is that it can also be used 45 Neighborhood 0.ffices Serving Rhode 1s·1and dropped from the pension rolls in at night, or in the winter, either a decision here by the Lower Sax­ by connecting it to a simple boller, ony Administrative Court. Schep­ or by storing the heat in an in­ MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION mann resigned as Deputy Mayor. sulated tank. THE R. I. HERALD, FlUDAY, SEF.l'EMBER 15, 1961 15 NEW YEAR GREETINGS New Year Greetings Favorable Reaction A subscription to the Herald 1s BIGGINS REALTY CO., INC T. D. ·BROWN, INC. NEW YEAR GREETINGS a good gift idea for the person Real Estate - Inaarance · from who "has everything" else. Call 1119 Wanrick Ave., Boule School Photocraphers To Eichmann Trial NIANNI BUILDING CO. UN 1-3709. . A large segment of the western 1415 Atwood Avenue RE 7-7272 ST 1-6320 world's mass media reacted favor­ Johnston ably to the conduct of the Adolf WI 2-5220 New Year Greetings LION CLEANSERS MR. and MRS. Eichmann genocide trial, despite Best Wishes For The New Year 172 Dean Street BENJAMIN KLEBR their earlier criticism of the cir­ cumstances and legality to Israel's DExter 1-0079 Wish Their Customers and EAST SIDE BARBER SHOP Best Wishes For The Friends A Happy New Year 359 Hope Street capture of the former Nazi. 247 Academy Ave. KLEHR KLEANSERS · This was the conclusion drawn New Year To Our DExter 1-2470 Cleaning . Pressing • Tailoring , Two Barbers - No Waiting Repalrlng by the Anti-Defamation League of Customers and Friends 587 Broad St. UN 1-9090 Closed Mondays B'nai B'rith following a just-com- • pleted survey made by a team of researchers headed by Arno Id KAPLAN'S NEW YEAR GREETINGS NEW YEAR GREETINGS Best Wishes ·For A Forster, general co\Dlsel and civil CAMPAGNA'S PHARMACY rights director of AOL. The sur­ Very Happy New Year BAKERY 123 Bradford St. .JUDY'S BEAUTY SALON vey studied editorial viewpoints of From Bristol, R. I. Open Evenings By Appointment MR. and MRS. some 1800 newspapers in the Unit­ 300 Prairie Avenue CLifford 3-8808 92 Academy Ave. MORRIS TALAN and FamilY ed States, Western Europe, the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, MA 1-9263 EL 1-8935 41 Baxter St. Providence the Middle East, and Latin Amer­ HENRY BLOOM, Manager ica, plus news coven,ge of 400 NEW YEAR GREETINGS dailies in this co\Dltry. · NEW YEAR GREETINGS NEW YEAR GREETINGS A separate check was made of KNIGHT MARY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE JULIB'S BEAUTY SALON magazines, radio, television, and CLEANERS & LAUNDERERS the religious press. ;}u,Ji.dmJ 7 Carney Road 1076 Hope St. 1694 Cranston St., Cranston (Cor. Strawberry Field Rd.) The survey was made public Warwick Providence this week in "Facts," a periodic WI 2-5320 RE 7-7156 TE 1-9662 report of AOL, and covered the EllJllllinrµ period from April 11, when the trial began, to July 31 , just before A Happy And Healthy HAP.PY NEW YEAR NEW YEAR GREETINGS it closed. The Israeli court is New Year To Our scheduled to return its verdict in BREWSTER'S CLAIRE'S BEAUTY SALON Family And Friends November. J. Suali & Sons A breakdown of 1033 editorials 1384 Greenwich Ave. From in American newspapers during CASH Warwick Roofing Co. the trial showed: RE 7-9669 Mr. and Mrs. AND CARRY SHEET METAL WORK Seven h\Dldred and fifty-five ARNOLD ELMAN TAR AND GRAVEL ROOFS (73.1%) generally in favor of the ASPHALT SHINGLES trial. And Daughters, Two h1mdred andfifteen(20.8%) 135 Linwood Ave. LUMBER Melanie Leslie, Iris Lori despite what they believed to be TE 1-8899 irregularities, thought the trial AND RANDEE REISA should take place. Building Materials WI 2-2431 GA 1-9253 Sixty-three (6 . 1%) opposed to Fresh Fish 116 Galatin Street the trial or \Dlconvinced that Israel • Residential & Sea Food had a right to hold the trial. FISH Said the AOL report: "It is • Commercial WHOLESALE Best Wishes significant, perhaps, that as the & RETAIL Best Wishes For A trial began to tmfold negative edi­ • Industrial BAIT For A Happy and Healthy torials began to disappear from of All Kinds for Fishing Happy New Year the press. Not a single negative Acres of Free Parking Parties New Year editorial could be found in June • or July." _ LOBSTER MEAT SPACE IN MAGAZINES ON 3 HOUR The report said that just before NOTICE E. S. CRANDALL ZIGGY'S and in the week following the start Manny Duarte• . of the trial, American magazines Prop. · ,· Lounge - Restaurant devoted substantial amo\Dlts of DAIRY CO. . space to the subject. The over- 30 Shipyard Street BEST WISHES FOR 524-530 Broadway whelming number of articles about A HAPPY. HEALTHY Eichmann's capture and subse­ off Allens Ave. NEW YEAR Pawtucket quent trial were highly favorable 245 Morgan Avenue in their approach. But a number of magazines IDA AND BEN GROSS were editorially opposed to the Of Johnston, R. I. FOR RESERVATIONS CALL trail, among them "The Reporter" Gross Kosher Catering Service and "U.S. News 8< World Report." WISHES THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS EL 1-0700 PA 6-9382 Among those favorably inclined ,.,_ HAPPY NEW YEAR editorially were "Newsweek." 456 Prairie Ave. "Only after the trial began," HO 1-6460 said Facts, "did editorial com­ NEW YEAR GREETINGS ment become slightly more-favor­ able. Many magazines seemed to generalize and moralize about the Ten-Twenty-Five Club situation avoiding the hard facts Mr. & Mrs. Frank F. Swartz Newly Decorated, Spacious Dining Room of the case." Weddings, Showers, Private Functions The most consistent television 30 ALTON ROAD, PROVIDENCE 1025 Plainfield St., Johnston TE 1-1025 coverage, according to the report, was a half hour every week night to local stations within the New BEST WISHES ON THE OCCASION York City radius. It was put on by the American Broadcasting Com­ MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS. OF YOUR NEW YEAR FOR HEALTH pany, and was in ·a prime evening MANNY YOUNG SANFORD S. SCHWABER HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY spot with a real estate corporation as a sponsor. The program fea­ and Daughters and Daughters tured tapes of the trial and attract­ ed a wide audience. Rhonda Francine Cynthia Beth MAYOR ABC also put onaS1mdayafter­ noon network· program over 60 and Cheryl Lynne and Joanne Audrey stations, the report continued. This did not attract a sponsor. In the 23 Colonial Road Reading, Pa. WALTER E. REYNOLDS first days of the trial the station asked its New York audience to request a copy of the full indict­ Extend To -Their Many ment. It received 10,000responses , DEMOCRATIC the first week; 8,000 the second Relatives And Friends week; and 6,000 the third week. CITY COMMITTEE Four weeks after the trial be­ gan, the National Broadcasting Best Wishes Company gave an hour, from 10 to 11 p.m. on a Monday, to a special For A New Year Rich In Blessings CHARLES F. McELROY, Chairman trial broadcast. About 180 stations (Continued oti Page 18) 16 THE B. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1961 A Happy New Year New Year Greetings A Herald ad always gets the A Happy New Year An Early Plea For best results-our subscribers com­ RUSSO'S AUTO BODY CO. :nelda and Insurance Work Our Specialty PAK-ALL prise an active buying market. CUSICK TRAVEL SERVICE A Jewish Homeland 519 Dyer Ave., Cran. 953 Namquid Drive Warwick PRODUCTS CO., INC. WI 2-6980 NEW YEAR GREETINGS HO 3-9200 100 Manton . Avenue From An Italian If No Answ.er - TE 1-5318 Jim Cuatck Mary Rupke,, AVON JA 1-4050 By Erwin Fetters PHARMACY This Is the adventurous life NEW YEAR GREETINGS Happy New Year 268 Thayer St. story of a warmhearted, broad­ minded patriot of the Garibaldlan SOCIAL WOONSOCKET NEW YEAR GREETINGS GA 1-0845 TO ALL OUR FRIENDS period, who was not only a great DEPARTMENT STORE GLASS and MIRROR CO. friend of the Jews, but who also 596-610 Social St. Mr. and Mrs. Sheppie Dressler -From- studied the Jewish problem and MR. and, MRS. NEW YEAR GREETINGS eventually worked out an elaborate PO 2-3346 37 Corey St. Woonsocket, R.I. HARRY MILLER FRAZEE REAL ESTATE, INC. plan for the re-establishment of 245 Brettonwood Dr., Cranston the Jewish State in Palestine. In a 5840 Post Road NEW YEAR GREETINGS nwnber of the "Revlsta lsraelitl­ New Year Greetings Warwick ca" published half a century ago NEW SHANGHAI SERVICE GLASS CO. TUmer 4-1300 at Florence, I folllld an article by RESTAURANT Prof. Moses Finzi, a well-known 606 Warren Ave., E. Prov. Best Wishes jurist and professor of political American and Chinese Food economy at the Technical Institute GE 4-2551 For The New Year HAPPY NEW YEAR 267 Main St. Woonsocket, R.I. of this town, about Musolino and KNIGHTSVILLE hts plan. PERSONALITY Wee-Wash,-lt Laundry New Year Greetings 1790 Cranston St. Short Life ·Sketch of the Hero New Year Greetings CENTER Cranston KIRK'LO WI 2-5638 The philosemite mentioned was BEAUTY SALON Benedetto Musolino, a fervent 118 Doyle Avenue 828 Hope Street Italian patriot of great courage McCARTHY'S MAnnlng 1-9520 NEW YEAR GREETINGS and daring, inspired by high and noble political ideals, ready to MA 1-6664 MR. and MRS. sacrifice everything for the liberty Department Store JACK SONDLER of his colllltry. He was one of the Best Wishes For A 56 Dexterdale Road heroes who made the success of 191 Main Street the revolutionary movement in MR. and MRS. Happy New Year Italy possible. NEW YEAR GREETINGS SEYMOUR MILLER Benedetto, an illustrious son of Woonsocket, R. I. WIWAII C. IANNONE & ASSOCIATES Irwin Barry, Steven Mark hardy Calabria, spnmg from an and Scott Richard old family, who had suffered great­ our SPECIALTV 27 Burlington St. ly for several generations from 1111 MR. and MRS. Bourbon cruelty. Their magnifi­ IWILLl11 Is Hotpolnt Service cent family seat in Pizzo was sack­ i HAROLD KAPLAN We wish all our friends and and David Alan ed and burned in 1799 by the fana­ 182 Whitmarsh St. tical hordes of Cardinal Ruffo and fl➔ patrons a happy holiday BARRINGTON •LUT PROVIDENCE o:~ again in 1848 by the pllllldering (Rlvenlde • Rumford) soldiers of General Nunziante. and Surrowld ing Amos At the age of 22, Benedetto 884 Willett Aw,., E. Providence IRlvenld•l --..~ founded and was for 7 years the ... hope drug ... FRIGIDAIRE )I . CONDITIONERS leader of a Secret Society called "Sons of Yollllg Italy". at Hope Street •VJ, ,. • COMMERCIAL In 1839 he andhisyoungfriends -~ °::J~ • INDUSTRIAL were Imprisoned in Naples and, Corner Olney ~~~w... o. Fn.uly ~k-ll~I WIIITU • RESIDENTIAL after 20 months, tried for high ~r I-;,'""'~'\ treason. Although they were ac­ , ~ GE..,. 4-2010 • GE nova 4-3575 ~ New Year quitted, they were sent back to Greetings prison for a long term. Finally, ,,- ;~ Commercial Musolino escaped to Corfu with a Refrigeration price on his head. Mter the estab­ NEW YEAR GREETINGS lishment of the Republic at Rome, Inc. 1 25 BATH ST. Musolino lived in exile In London DORA Y S DRESS & MATERNITY SHOP EL 1-8700 and Paris, earning a precarious 1252 MAIN STREET living by teaching Italian. Our service men are trained He returned in 1860 after an WEST WARWICK VAiiey 1-6507 to perfection on all Hot­ exile of 12 years and took arms HAPPY NEW YEAR lll!der Garibaldi. Mter the brilliant point Quality Appliances. success of the cause of the pa­ NEW YEAR GREETINGS We can give you prompt ATLAS triots, he entered civil life and was a member oftheltallanParllament DI JOHN'S BRIDAL SHOPPE and dependable service eco­ BOILER WORKS, INC. for more than 19 years. Washington Park Square 1480 Broad Street nomically. Just letus know Retublng, Welding, Repairs when you need it. Musolino and the Jewish Homeland ST 1-1846 215 Geo. M. Cohan Blvd., Prov. Early in his career, Musolino DE 1-3370 became interested in the Jewish +h,tpabd- problem. He travelled extensively BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR TO OUR Herbert M. Johnson In Turkey and Palestine and was MANY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS FACTORY l■ RYICE · 241 HARRIS AYE. Alan I. Maylor honored and decorated by the Otto­ PARAMOUNT SALES CO. INC. PROYID■NC ■ Edmund B. Ward man Government. DExter 1-3833 276 North Main Street Providence 3, R. I. In 1851 (9 years before Herzl's WHOLESALE birth), he submitted to his friend, • Drugs • Vitamins • Sundries Professor Finzi, 150 sheets of his WE WISH ALL OUR FRIEND.S AND CUSTOMERS intended book In which he had out­ A HAPPY NEW YEAR lined a statesmanlike plan for the re-establishment of the Jewish THOMAS B. GRAY Community in Palestine. He had JEWELERS SINCE 1878 travelled far and wide to submit ADAMS WATCHES - DIAMONDS - CLOCKS his plan to the leaders of European Corner North Main and Smith Street thought and politics, had long in­ terviews with Lord Palmerston, at that time Prime Minister of Eng­ DRUG STORES BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY, HEAL THY AND land, with the Rothschilds in Lon­ don and Paris and with many dis­ PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR tinguished rabbis. But it was. of no • PROVIDENCE • PAWTUCKET • CRANSTON avail. Although his plans were • CENTRAL FALLS • NORTH PROVIDENCE considered, they were never acted JJ.efene ~ &aul'I Salon upon. Professor Finzi regretted • WARWICK • WARREN that he himself was in no position Helene Martino, Prop. to do anything about it. In his man­ uscript, Musolino pleads warmly EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR A NEW YEAR for the persecuted children of Is­ -- Modern Styling -- rael ... "a people who, having seen OF HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND the overthrow of the throne of their 1117 Park AYe., Cranston HOpkins 7-8941 kingdom, the destruction of their PROSPERITY temple and holy city, had wander- - BY APPOINTMENT ONLY - (Con&baaM On Followin&' Pace)

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GE 8-2468 humanity and considering that the public oplnlon of the 19th century HARRY'S SUPER SERVICE was definitely committed to the STATION reconstitution of all nationalities Beat Wiahea for the Year· Best Wishes for a - A Texaco Station - - :Jew Greetings For The New Year under the supreme law of racial Happy New Year 1586 Broad St., Edgewood Identity," Musolino courted the DeUsrs MAIIXff C. P. FENCE CO. WI 1-6410 FRAGER BAIGEL BAKERY hope for the re-establishment of 961 Hope Street the Jewish people in Palestine. 60 Cedar St. 363 North Main St. MAlllllq 1-881'7 GA 1-1325 DE 1-96'73 Musolino had entitled his volu­ VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP minous manuscript "La Gerusa­ East Greenwich, R. I. lemme e 11 Populo Ebreo" Oeru­ salem and the Jewish People); he BEST WISHES FOR DISCRIMINATING INTERIORS New Year Greetings had drafted it as early as 1851 Extends Best Wishes THE NEW YEAR after his return from a lengthy For A Very Happy New Year HANOVER DRUG CO. 187 Elmwood Ave. stay in Palestine where he had gone to gather the necessary DE 1-8217 materials. STEIN-GOLDSTEIN Marvin Klar Real Estate DRAPERIES B. S. Reg. Pbarm. SLIPCOVERS M&-dMR& An Evaluation Uat YHr BED SPREADS WUIS STRASmf)CK , ...,.rty CARPETING Although political conditions of 14'7 Tenth Street New Year Greetings Wltll Us WALLPAPER have greatly changed during the ...... _.._or Extend Best Wishes To PROVIDENCE CHEESE CO. past 110 years, Great Britain has llieahAIWIJI learned to appreciate a friendly Waltiq ~-=•=='.==,._._ Relatives and Friends For Cheeee Min. & Importen A Happy and Prosperous Jewish State. The refusals by Lord Ho OWlptiatt fer ..,._._h 223 AtweUa Ave. Palmerston and the Rothschilds, S- Stein Joo &oldsttln New Year (IUD THACKER, I.D.I GA 1-5653 however, lcilled all hopes. Thus IUIDUTIAL • OIIIMHCIAL GAspee 1-0242 Musolino was, for upwards of 30 IIDUSTIIIAL 957 N, MAIN ST,, (Ilea, IIDdlaml>Nu Av,,) long years, unable to getanyprac­ PROVIDENCE, (Open Thlnd«J Efflllng;J Best Wishes For A tical support, because his plan HOpkns 7-7676 Happy and Healthy A HAPPY NEW YEAR appeared visionary and impracti­ BEST WISHES FOR New Year cal to prospective sponsors. 92½ ROUE ST., CRA,HSTOH Such was the plan that occupied THE NEW YEAR Rochambeau Centredale Benedetto Musolino before Theo­ dor Herzl was born. It is interest­ Ba rbe·r Shop Stationery Shop Ing to compare the ideals of these Lew Manufacturing Co. two men, differing in race, religion Complete Line ot ERNEST MANSOLILLO and language: it is not only the re­ Coventry, R. I. VAl1ey 1-HSO Greetin,: Cards sult of the thought of two noble 247 Rochambeau Ave. kindred spirits, but reflects the EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR - 3 Barbers - 2043 SMITH ST., civil progress and human solida­ rity which, constantly unfolding, For Prompt Service! CENTREDALE opposes the injustice and prejudice of the past and looks forward to a GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES future more serene. The plans of Musolino and Herzl are signs of FOR THE NEW YEAR the prevailing sentiments of fra­ BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR ternity and justice. Both men died KUNZMANN CHAIN CO. without having seen the realiza­ 25 CALHOUN AVENUE PROVIDENCE, R. I . DIMEO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY tion of the lofty plan which was the _; very breath of their noble lives, 511 WESTMINSTER ST. GA 1-9320 but their names will be remember­ ed and blessed at all times, not SPECIALIZING IN FRIED LOX and only by the descendants of Abra­ ham, but by all men of heart. NEW YORK CLUB SANDWICHES NEW YEAR GREFI'INOS Sues Police Chief Lester - ~~1 1, 1 Delicatessen QUALITY ENGRAVING CORP. ~- ' STEEL AND COPPER ROLL ENGRAVING On Work Permit Kessler's I ~ ::_ Luncheonette FOR ALL PRINTING AND EMBOSSING ,,r ' BOSTON - A suit accusing the 122 Orms Street ' ' Open Weekdays , 93 Sabin St,_ A. B. MacDonald, President GA 1-1162 chief of police of Fall River. Comer Davis It. at 7 A. M. Mass., of religious discrimination against a Sabbath observing mill A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR owner will be heard in Superior MR. and MRS. LEONARD'CHASET Court here, Superior Court Jus­ TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS and Children, MARJIE and LARRY tice Charles S, Bolster last week 52 Westford Road ordered Fall River Police Chief Wish All Their Relatives and Friends Norman Bowers to show cause NEW YEAR GREETINGS A Happy and Prosperous New Year why he should not be enjoined against discrimination allegedly directed against Charles S. Wein­ stein of Fall River, and Weinstein's HOMESTEAD NURSING -HOME firm, the Trans-American Spinn­ BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY, HEAL THY ing Mills, Inc. The suit was filed on Wein­ AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR stein's behalf by Edward J. Bar­ of This Home shak, counsel for the New Eng­ Must Be Seen land region of the American Jew­ to be Appreciated ish Congress. According to the in­ East Providence -Fuel Oil Co. junction petition, Bowers has re­ COMPLETE CARE fused to grarit )Veinstein a Sun­ for CONVALESCENTS day work permit, solely on the· Aged o Post-Operatives 995 South Broadway East Providence o Diabetics ground that Weinstein's mill is Ext~ll~nt Food closed on Saturdays, Weinstein R,-a,onable Role• GEneva 4-1160 contends that enterprises which do stay open on Saturdays are granted Sunday work permits, ) llJ THE R .- ·I. HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1961 NEW YEAR GREETINGS HAPPY NEW YEAR A subscription to the Herald is I who "has everything" else. Call Favorable Reaction a good gift idea 'for the person UN 1-3709. CITY BAKERY COLONIAL BEAUTY SHOP 103 Broad St. 2664 Pawtucket Ave. To Eichmann Trial Pawtuck_et East Providence · (Continued from Page 15) New Year Greetings NEW YEAR GREETINGS PA 2-2035 GE 4-7294 in the co1.U1try picked up the pro­ ,/ ADRIENNE'S gram. NBC, in addition, carried a BEAUTY SALON nwnber of special programs. CLUB OASIS, Styllng • Cutting • Permanents NEW YEAR GREETINGS NEW YEAR GREETINGS 1715 Cranston St. Newscasts of a 11 stations de­ voted spot coverage to the trial. Cranston WI 2-5614 HASKINS PHARMACY FLAIR STYLING SALON INC. the report said, adding "but TV officials seemed to feel that the 895 Smith St. 58 Burlington St. Cor. River Ave. and Smith St. 180 Washington · St. New Year Greetings To Our public was either 1.Ulinterested or TE 1-9144 unwilling to watch the resurrected Marie Castaldi - Louise Ttrocchl Friends and Customers MA 1-3668 West Warwick horrors of the Nazi atrocities. from Advertisers, by their response, were in accord. No one offered to NEW YEAR GREETINGS HAPPY NEW YEAR VA 1-9727 IDA THURSON of sponsor a national network show DONNA'S BAKERY on the trial. " FOREST HILLS SUNOCO Open Daily and Sunday The AOL survey co1.U1try-by­ Closed Monday country is as follows~ 763 Reservoir Ave. 2247 West Shore Rd. NEW YEAR GREETINGS Cranston ST 1-8746 CANADA Warwick RE 7-3655 PAT CORRENTE REDUCING SALON The reaction was similar to Continental 1491 Broad St., Washington Pk. that in the United States, with the ST 1-8510 bulk of press, radio, television, New Year Greetings Best Wishes For Catering Co., Inc. and letters to the editor over­ Home Phone: RE 7-4721 A Happy and Prosperous SPECIALIZING IN whelmingly in favor of the trial. PARK AMERICAN and . An estimated 90 percent of the New Year ITALIAN CUISINE New Year Greetings Canadian press was favorable in BEAUTY SHOP editorial comment, but there were FOR ANY OCCASl~N Edray a nwnber of publications which Cranston Our Own Hall Has voiced criticism over the manner (Across From City Hall) Whirlpool Service Accommodations For 300 • QUALITY FOODS In which Eichmann was brought to MR. PETER, Stylist trial and the basis in which legal 1903 Smith Street • WEDDINGS • CHOICE LIQUORS charges were brought against him. Serving Cranston Since I 935 • BANQUETS • SEAFOODS • • • 860 Park Avenue Centred ale • STEAKS ISRAEL • OUTINGS WI 1-0411 CE 1-6080 SERVED IN OR OUTDOORS • CHOPS Newspapers gave a consider­ 342 Cranston Street able proportion of their total space 316 Pocasset Avenue to the trial. The Israel broadcast­ TE 1-9S78 MA 1-0993 ing service, "Kol Yisrael ," relay­ MARGIE'S BEAUTY SHOP ed the trial from the courtroom on opening day, and a survey show­ 478 Warwick Ave., Warwick, R. I. WI 1-9533 ed that 60 percent of the population BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR SEASON over the age of 14 listened in. A BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR HON HONG nwnber of subsequent sessions 194 Washington Street were also broadcast, and each ?====;;;;;;;;:;:;:;:;======: evening at the peak listening hour, CHINESE-AMERICAN RESTAURANT NEW YEAR GREETINGS "Kol Yisrael" provided a 30- We Specialize In Chinese Dishes - Boston Chinatown Style minute review of the proceedings. ORDERS PUT UP TO TAKE OUT FLORIDIAN RESTAURANT, INC. Facts reported that extensive CHAR-BROILED FOODS coverage by the mass media pro­ Home Made Pies and Fancy Pastries duced a feeling of profolllld unity 123 Mathewson St. MA 1-9212 among the people--a unity notex­ BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR perienced since the establishment of the state. Equally significant Pauline's Dressmaking & _Alteration Shop was the Impact on the youth of the NEW YEAR GREETINGS country who for the first time, AUSTIN'S PLANTA RAMA 92 Larch Street PL 1-8303 learned what their parents had experienced in Hitler Europe. GREEN HOUSES and GARDEN CENTER • • • Rhode Island's Largest Grower of Tropical Foliage and Plants Extensive coverage by the OLD POCASSET RD., OFF RTE. 6, JOHNSTON JA 1-7818 press spared readers none of the NEW YEAR GREETINGS details. Twice a week the West German television network gave NEW YEAR GREETINGS LANG'S BOWLARAMA summaries and commentaries. The barrage of press reports PHYLLIS'S BEAUTY SALON 225 Niantic Ave., Cranston EL 1-2262 and comments together with the BUTTONWOODS TERRACE ED LANG radio and TV coverage had a great COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE initial shock effect on the youth of Germany. 440 Buttonwoods Ave., Warwick RE 7-9650 NEW YEAR GREETINGS A poll taken in West Germany showed that ·the trial elicited a C. J. HEFFERNAN COMP,ANY strong interest and wasn't "taboo" BEST WISHES ALUMINUM WINDOWS - DOORS - JALOUSIES among the West German people. It FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR METAL WINDOW STRI~S - AWNINGS also showed that "p r a c ti ca II y 1101 Elmwood Avenue ST 1-7150 every German family had to con­ cern itself with the past because of the extensive German press, tele­ vision and radio coverage of the ST. GERMAIN PHARMACY BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR trial." TIie majority of the press con­ Prescripti,ons For Over 50 Years Newport Creamery Milk Bar sidered as the central issue the moral responsibility of the German 612 Pawtucket Ave., Pawtucket WILLIAM DI MUCCIO, MGR. people for the crimes of the Nazi 1387 Broad Street, Providence WI 1-9695 regime which were symbolized in CITY LINE • NORTH MAIN ST. the figure of Eichmann. Practically PA S-304S without exception, they appealed to their readers consciences to face the facts as they were re­ vealed by the trial. BEST WISHES FOR A Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Riddell Facts noted that up to the con­ clusion of the survey, the German HAPPY, HEAL THY AND PROSPEROUS and Family press continued to devote to the NEW YEAR 209 Sixth Street Eichmann trial much space and editorial comment. Fifty German journalists attended the preceed­ WISH ALL THEIR RELATIVES AND FRiENDS ings, including such highly quali­ ROBERTT'S BEAU-TY STUDIO A NEW YEAR OF PEACE, HAPPINESS •fied historians as Dr. A I be rt AND PROSPERITY Wucher, who reports for the 1 S89 Warwick Ave., Warwick "Sudeutsche Zeitung" of Munich. Leading periodicals and illu­ REtent 7-9868 REALTOR strate'1 weeklies also published (Continued on -Followinc Pace) THE R. I. HERALD, FJUDAY, -SEPTEMBER 15, 1961 19 New Year Greetings New Year Greetings OAKLAWN F~vorable Reaction BEAUTY SALON EAST SIDE New Year Greetings BEST WISHES FOR SHOE, REPAIR Complete Beauty Culture 928 Oaklawn Ave. To Eichmann Trial · WHITE ROOFING CO. THE NEWYEAR 230 Rochambeau Avenue Cranston WI 2-9822 Miss Marie and Miss Rachel, Props. (Continued from Pr~ Page ) 20 India Street Pawtucket PA 5-8456 extensive studies of the Eichmann FEDERAL DAI RY case. CO., INC. Best Wishes Happy New Year 1be West German "national­ For The New Year ist" press, representing the views I 83 Greenwich St. HAPPY NEW YEAR Cedar's of neo-Nazis and Nazi apologists, STuart 1-UZO ELWINN attempted to play down the evidence S & W TELEVISION CO. Prescription and the impact of the trial. But, MIik - Cream - Butter SHOE SHOP Pharmacy the repon nbted, the total circu­ 104 Prairie Ave. lation of these newspapers. was Ice Cream 108 Main Street In Cranston It's Cedar's only about 75,000 to 80,000. GA 1-0942 Woonsocket, R. I. Your Rexoll Stare • • • EAST GERMANY PO 9-7152 82 Rolfe St., Cranston Woonsod:M's Only Children's ST 1-5818 The press used the trial to em­ Call ... TRAINOR BROTHERS Shoe Shop barrass the West German govern­ Your Health Is Our Business ment. They played up alleged form­ Moving and Storage Co. er Nazis still or again In the ser­ 376 Smith St., Cranston - WI l-49t6 - In No Answer HO 1-6737 vice of the Bonn government, par­ '.=.=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-~ :======, ticularly Dr. Hans Globke, Konrad BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Happy New Year Adenauer's state secretary. • • • Mr. and Mrs. M ■ ke Your Fuel 011 ENGLAND BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Go TWICE as F■ rl "Joe" Chalfin The reaction was similar to IDENT JEWELRY COMPANY SPORTS ART that of the American press. Ex­ & EMBROIDERY CO. tended and comprehensive cover­ 595 PLAINFIELD ST. JA 1-012$ 2IO MAIN STREET age was given to the trial, and ..... WINKLI ■ WOONSOCKET, R. I. legalisms which had taken up con­ _l,,P * New Low Pressure Burner Bowling Shirts - Lettering siderable space before the trial, Hds Fuel W11te • Cuh Se"ice Cosh. diminished and disappeared after 1 Week Delivery NEW YEAR GREETINGS 5- II 4••-••- IM41y1 it began. OIL BURNER ~ DONE ON THE PREMISES - As the trial wore on, editorial • LOW PRESSURE comment dropped off. Commonwealth Thread Co. Television provided substantial FUEL OILS New Year . Greetings coverage with one channel showing 86 Tremont St., Central Falls PA 6-0216 MR. AND MRS. films flown from Jerusalem two or three times a week. ATLANTIC COAL CO. ARTHUR SALTZMAN One important development, the EL mhurst 1-7000 And Michael repon noted, was the reversal of 28 OLNEYVILLE SQ . - PROV. ANNA DEL SANTOS and MARIE HENEBURY of the 207 Greenwood St., Cranston position by many who had been MR.~ MRS. critical of Israel's seizure of Eich­ COZY CORNER BEAUTY SAWN EXTENDS BEST WISHES ARTHUR WARREN BERGEL mann and the competence of the 733 Park Avenue WI 1-9851 Cranston, R. I. FOR A HAPPY, HEALTHY And Steven Irwin Israeli coun to try him. Wish All Their Many Friends and Patrons AND PROSPEROUS 238 Gano Street • • • A Happy and Prosperous New Year FRANCE NEW YEAR MR. AND MRS. JOEL H . SALTZMAN 1be reaction of the press was 76 Blackstone Blvd. one of utter repugnance for Eich­ mann and the Nazis and the wann­ BEST WISHES FOlt A HAPPY NEW YEAR est sympathy for lsraelln its effon NEW YEAR GREETINGS to bring Eichmann to Justice and to LUMB MOTORS, INC. ivake the world once more aware • Oldsmobile • Singer Gazelle House of Robert Hair Salon of the Nazi system. ..• GREENWOOD • The French press, from the 180 Broadway, Pawtucket PA 6-0300 OPP. ROBERT HALLS ON POST RD. time of Eichmann's capture, gave 2757 Post Rd., Warwick extensive coverage to the pre-trial RE 7-5494 developments and to the trial itself, Facts said; even with the major NEW YEAR GREETINGS difficulties of its own: Algeria, STANDARD GROCERY milltary mutinies, public service Stylearama Hair Fashions strilces, etc. 72% EDDY STREET DE 1-0423 COMPLETE LINE OF BEAUTY STYLING • • • EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR 1163 Main Ave., Warwick HOILAND RE 7-5577 Wide coverage of the trialln all its aspects was given In the press. There was a great deal of opinion BEST WISHE;S FOR A HAPPY, HEALTHY which maintained that Israel more A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR than any other nation had the right TO ALL AND PROSPERO.US NEW YEAR to try Eichmann. • • • ITALY RAINBOW BAKERY Rewrts of the trial were given COFFEE-AN' S~RVICE, INC. full distribution. The semi-official 728 Reservoir Ave., Cranston - INDUSTRIAL CATERING - news agency and all leading news­ MR. and MRS. BARNEY KAPLAN papers assigned their best corre­ spondents to Jerusal~m. Condem­ And Children 476 Silver Spring St. TEmple 1-4946 nation of Eichmann was virtually MR. and MRS. HAROLD KAPLAN \Dlanimous in the Italian press. And Son Louis Bilow · Morris Feldman • • • SPAIN

Spanish press acco\Dlts were superficial, giving the impression GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES FOR A that the Franco government (since BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR the press was state controlled) NEW YEAR OF HEALTH, HAPPPINESS didn't want to reveal to Spaniards AND PROSPERITY the full horror of the Hitler era. There were publicized and offi­ RHODE ISLAND TIRE INC. cially condoned pro-Fascist out­ bursts but they made no impact on 653 NORTH MAIN STREET Spaniards in general, who were CRYSTAL SPRINGS GRILL neither Fascists nor anti-Semitic. · Elmhurst 1-3300 One such report claimedthewrong side won the Second World War. Post Road TUrner 4-4238 No. Kingston • • • JAMES · E. GOFF, President (Continued on Followinl' Pal'e) t .

20 THE R. I. HERALD, ·FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1961 A subscription to the Herald is / who "has everything" else. Call a good gift idea for the person UN 1-3709. Excellent opp0rtunities are in I the Herald's Classified ads. Favorable Reaction

NEW YEAR GREETINGS SARA CARLETON NEW YEAR GREETINGS To Eichmann Trial GREETINGS M. S. L. BEAUTY SALON Wishes Season's Greetings MARSHALL'S BAKERY (Continued from Preceding Page) 2189 Broad St. From Her New Location AND 1476 Broad St. Cranston SOVIET RU8.51A ST 1-8739 557 Broad St. BEST WISHES HO 1-0270 The presschargedls.raeUswlth FOR THE acting as accomplices of the Bonn Government by suppressing evi­ NEW YEAR A Happy New Year dence about supposed Eiclunann _ NEW YEAR GREETING~ NEW YEAR GREETINGS relations concerning prese.nt-day HAROLD'S DELICATESSEN ~ ALICE'S BEAUTY SALON Bonn leaders,particularlyt>r. CYNTHIA'S BEAUTY SALON 1088 Willett Ave. 76 Dorrance St. 1428 Broad St. Globlre. The Western governments East Providence were also accused of protecting MA 1-5808 I~ HO 1-9360 Nazi war criminals. GE 4-8003 There was a general minlmiz­ 1,K fng of Eiclunann's crimes against Jews as compared to his crimes NEW YEAR- GREETINGS against humanity. NEW YEAR GREETINGS NEW YEAR GREETINGS MARTIN'S BAKERY • • • 0 DOTTIE'S CATERERS ANN'S HAIR FASIDONS Birthday - Wedding Cakes POLAND A SPECIALTY 203 East St. 377 Broadway 934 Branch Ave. The press gave the trial and its Pawtucket R GA 1-1054 preliminaries extensive documen­ PA 6-3723 MA 1-8218 tary reporting. Eichmann's role was elaborated upon in consider­ ~Bl New Year Greefings -­ able detail. While criticism of the current West German government New Year Greetings ICE was found in the press coverage, SKATING 7ai1t1N

NEW YEAR GREETINGS Both gave. little attention to the trial, although the Rumanian press NEW YEAR GREETINGS -FROM- was more anti-Israel than the Bul­ garian press. VIRGINIA RUTH BEAUTY SHOP (Facts, commenting on the So­ KOMOR MANUFACTURING CO. viet Bloc countries, said: "It is 80 Pontiac Avenue H~ 1-1340 obvious that external considera­ tions -- the strategic placement of each country in relation to West BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Germany and the particular atti­ tude of each to Israel - controlled DYKEMAN ELECTRIC CO. LIGGETT'S DRUG STORES the decision of each in its_handing 14 Burgess Ave. East Providence of the Eichmann case.") 1764 Broad St., Cranston HO 1-6438 • • • GEneva 8-4350 MR. JAMES MESSIER TiiE ARAB NATIONS Extends Best Wishes For A Happy New Year

Everything in the way of anti­ Jewish comment was forthcoming, ranging from bitter ·attacks on Ben-Gurion as a Jewish prototype DICKEN'S FO.NTAINE'S of Adolf Eiclunann, to a glorifica­ tion of the defendant as a Nazi Route 1, -Wrentham, Mass. hero. • • • EV 4-7593 LATIN AMERICA

EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY, In spite of initial strong resent­ ment and criticism of Israel for From The HEAL THY AND PROSPEROUS her method of apprehension of Eichmann, extensive andfavorable NEW YEAR press coverage was given to the OLD GRIST MILL trial.

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