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Only .Anglo-Jewish Serving 30,000 Newspaper in This State in Rhode Island The Jew,rstr Herald VOL. XXXIV, NO: 16 FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1949 PROVIDENCE, R. L TWENTY PAGES 7 CENTS THE COPY Camp Centerland GJC Women's -Division ·Names -Officers Opens Monday Plans Made for Camp Centerland, the country - day camp operated by the •Jewish Community Center, begins its sec ond season Monday at the camp Early Campaign site in Hope. ready for almost 300 ' children throughout the summer. Campaign plans for the Wo men's Division of The General Milton Kay, day camp commit: Jewish Committee of Providence tee chairman, recently announced are now swinging into full gear that the staff of 33 counselors with the announcement of divi and supervisors and 13 junior sional officers. Mrs. Albert Pila counselors will be in charge of vin, chairman. reports a quick activities. Swimming, scheduled a c c e p t a n c e by all those ap for twice daily, will be under the proached thus far in this great supervision of Arthur Levin, a attempt to end the misery of our certified Red Cross swimming in people overseas. structor. Mrs. Bernard Pollock is The following is a list of the the camp nurse. officers appointed to date. Cap The camp is completely en tains for the "M" DAY drive will rolled for the first four weeks. be announced at a later date. Parents are advised to make ap And elsewhere in the HERALD plications immediately for the there is an opportunity for every 1 i m i t e d number of vacancies Jewish woman in Providence, who available for the second period. MRS. MAX L. GRANT MRS. ARTHUR J. LEVY MRS. AL VIN A. SOPKIN wishes to take part in the one ------~- - day campaign to sign up for the September campaign. Israel to Reduce 5400 American Associate chairmen: Mrs. Max Arab Underground Railway Used by Mufti L. Grant, Mrs. Arthur J. Levy, Tourists in Israel Mrs. Alvin A. Sopkin. Special Cost of Living TEL AVIV- An Arab "under It was learned Monday from offi-· Gifts: Mrs. Nathan Samors, Mrs. TEL AVIV- The Israeli Gov ground railway" operated from cials of the American· Friends TEL AVIV-5400 tourists, most Samuel Michaelson. Special Gifts ernment intends to lower the cost Palestine areas held by Trans Service Committee, which is ly American Jews, arrived in Is co-chairmen; Mrs. A b r a h a m of living by 25 percent within the jordan through Israeli territory handling relief for the Arab refu rael during the last ten weeks. Black.man, Mrs. Albert Cohen next few months, Eliezar Kaplan, to Egypt-held Gaza districts is gees in the Gaza area, that the While the governJllent and people Mrs. Irving I. Fain, Mrs. Thoma; Minister of Finance, told the being used mainly by followers major surreptitious movements of of Israel are pleased with this Goldberg, Mrs. Joseph W. Ress. Knesset last week. He emphasized and supporters of -Raj Amin El Arabs across Israel is toward the influx of tourists who spend con Mrs. Abe C. Fine, Mrs. Samuel that the high cost of living is Husseini, exiled Grand Mufti of sea from the Hebron area to the siderable amounts of money in Rosen, Mrs. Charles Temkin, Mrs. frightening away investors and Jerusalem, who are escaping from Egyptian-occupied Gaza coastal the new State, nevertheless tour Henry Hassenfeld, Mrs. Samuel constitutes an obstacle to deve King Abdullah's jurisdiction. strip. ism as a whole is looked at ask Rapapo1:te Jr. . T e I e p h o n e lopment of the country. Conflicting reports appearing The Egyptian military authori ance in Israel now. squad chairman: Mrs. David Ba in the Arabic and Hebrew news ratz. "M"-DAY chairmen: Mrs. The Israeli Minister estimated ties in Gaza approached the Am Conditions in the country are papers last week-end stirred con erican Friends Service Commit so bad, and hotel and other ac Harry Fowler, Mrs. Morris Ba that the Jewish state will this siderable speculation here as to tee 15 days ago and presented a commodations are so scarce that ruch, Mrs. Samuel Chernov, Mrs. year have to import $180~000,000 the direction of the "railway" and list of 364 new arrivals, for whom tourists are subjected to many Burton Finberg. Special assign worth of goods, including $100,- its purposes. ments committee; Mrs. Herbert 000,000 for essential commodities. the Egyptians requested food ra inconveniences and they leave Is ' tion cards and other relief sup rael displeased. M. Woolf. Mrs. Samuel Schneider. It is therefore imperative to re Public relations; Mrs. Robert strict the import of the non-es plies. It was explained by the Apart from that, they actually Mrs. Nelson Gives Egyptians that the newcomers deprive the natives of food and Hochberg, cha irman . Public rela sential goods and to develop Is accommodations. tions co-chairmen, Mrs. William raeIi exports to the largest pos were "political refugees." Check to Hadassah Although not expressed, the im G . Braude, Mrs. Charles Reit sible degree'. he declared. plication was clear that the "refu-· man. Mrs. Martin Silverstein, The chief problem facing Is- A check for $1 ,000 for the Negev Mm. J acob Temkin, Mrs. Nathan rel. he pointed out, is the need Hospital in Palestine was pre gees" seeking asylum were parti sans of the Mufti who had active HOME N"EWS Traber. Motor corps chairmen. for increasing production in order sented by Mrs-. Gussie Nelson, Mrs. Joseph Adelson , Mrs. Nor to halt the inflationary trend in president of the Ladies' Union ly opposed Abdullah's plan to On Page 17 the country. Schemes for the use League for Consumptives, to tep annex the Ara b parts of Palestine man Fain. Arrangemen ts com to Transjordan. m ittee: Mrs. Charles Brown , Mrs. of savings which will be accumu- resentatives of Providence Chap Barbey Kay. Mrs. Joseph J . Seef lated through the reduced cost of ter of Hadassah, at the annual er, Mrs. Archie Albert, Mrs. Eph living are now being formula ted, bridge of the league at the J ew raim Feingold. he said. The government is plan- ish Community Center June 14. ning to increase production and Ra b b i Joshua Werner wns Ruvain Klein Wins Year's Study in Israel encourage foreign investment by g·uest speaker. Chairmen of the lowering duties on building ma- 1affair were Mrs. Morris Kelman Ruvain Klein, son of' Mr. and Comb Palestine terials. and Mrs. Lewis Spader. Mrs. Aaron Klein of Rocham beau Avenue, will leave Sunday for a year's stay in Israel. under For Scriptural Scroll a scholarship awarded him by the AMMAN. Jordan- A search is Rhode Island Zionist Region, now going on for a scriptural Fol low the Trend Frank Licht, president of the re manuscript. older than a ny yet gion. announced this week. known. which is believed to be The scholarship, which consists somewhere in Palestine. prob In the North End of six months study in the Heb ably in the hands of a nomadic rew University Annex and s ix shepherd. months in a kibbutz, was awarded Its existence can only be sur to Ruvain by the judges. Rabbi mised from the discovery of frag Rabbi Klein Morri s G . Schussheim, Mrs. ments in a cave from which other The Jewish Herald Radio Program Archibald Silverman and Dr. Ilie scrolls have been taken . But Ger Berger. ald Harding, director of Antiqui presents Ruvain. a 19-year old sopho ties of the J ordan Government. more at Brown University where says he is con vinced that at least Rabbi Carol Klein he is a member of Hillel and one scroll and perhaps more were OF CONGREGAT ION SONS OF JACOB IZFA, has also studied at the found. besides the eight already Boston Hebrew Teachers College. known. a nd that they are prob In a discussion on the proposed Both his parents are associated ably still in existence. His hope is Menorah Community House with the religious school of Tem that the shepherd who made the ple Emanuel, his father being original discovery. if he can be SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE 26 AT 6 :30 O'CLOCK director of religious education I RUV AIN KLEIN found, may know what became Ove r Station WHIM there. of the extra scroll or scrolls ALSO: Music, News and Comment by Art Milne r Ruvain will have little trouble since Hebrew is spoken in the I which a re of priceless value ~ in conversing with Israeli citizens. Klein home. a rchaeologists. , man Funeral Hom e with Rabbi : Willia m Braude officiating. Burial N Young Adults Map Plans for Campaign 1was in Beth El Cemetery. 1 She was born in Charlotte I N._C .. a daughter of the lat~ Michael a nd Caroline Lichtenstein ! and had resided in Providenc~ for 45 years before moving to Greenwood fi ve years ago. l\liss Lichtens tein was a member of : Temple Bet h E l. i Survivors are -three brothers· Lewis oi G reenwood , Sa muel of i Cranston. a nd William of Boston.
~ h e family .of the late .-\:'\:S IE R dst (B E R M.-\~) .-\B R .-\nSO:S wish to thank their m a n v friends a nd relatives for th~ kind. - expressions of symp~thy extended them in t heir recent berea;-~m e n t. ·
T he family of the late iU .-\...X H ERCO\" wish to t h ank their many relatives and friends for t h e kind expressions of svm 111 i'r"O, IU,13 1ST. Opp. Jo•pb Harn, J"ar-a!tu. Co. pathy during their recent · be ---· OPE~ MONDAY TO FRIDAYS:~: s.,TURDAT S:»·1 N~"w'li' reavement.
Unveiling Notices
:'ol.-\X HERCO\" T h e unveiling of a monume nt in m e,m ory of LOl"IS Wl:\" K __ By_Re ~quest Funeral sernces :· or :\la x H er- , LER · \<'ill''"fili~ : place'--' Siiuday, : co,· oi 196 Sarnrog:1 su·eet "·ere 1 June 26. at one o'clock at Lin held Sunday :1t he Sugarman I coln Park Cemetery. Relatin•s fRlS\-\ DELie F unernl Hom e \\"lth Rabbi Wil- I and friends a re in,-ited to at . AiESSEN Jiam G . Braude offic1atim!. Burial te nd. t-At",S o1'd was m Lmcoln Park cer:i:ieten· . .-\ resident or Prondence · for The un,·e iling of a m o nume nt 'MILLER'S m ore than 50 years. :Vl r. Herco,· l " L . in memory of S .-\ ~I EL l>O\)\.,R'X • sen·ed as secretary of the Rom- I S H .-\ R P will take place Sunda/ ' OF , anian Con greg,1tion and of the / June 26. at 11 o'clock at Lin FROZEN , R hode _Ls land Jewish FT:1ternal j coln Park Cem e tery. Relathes 1 Assoctatlon ror m ore tha n 25 and friends are in,·ited t o at years. I Fooos tend. • HOPE STREET He \\·as a etgar manufacturer for m any years. reur ing a bout 15 I The unveiling of a m onument WILL • years ago. Sinc t> that time he had ' in memoQ- oi the late S.-\:'oll"EL rngaged in tht' r~d estate busi- 1 Rl"S.-\ KO\ " will take p I ac e O"\R'X nes.s. Sunday. June 26. at 11 o'clock S un·i\·ors are two da ghters. / at Lincoln Park Cemetery. Rel PARiy NEEos :\frs. Pau :ne Gagnon and Mrs. I DELIVER atives and friends are invited Leon K nowlton: three sons. Peter I to attend. • TO and \Iendos Herco,· oi Pro\"i- 1 deuce. and Sg t . N:1than !-!ercov The un,·eiling of a monument • stationed m J,1pan with the I in m e mory of the late LOl"IS i Army : th1-ee gr:1 1dchildren ,rnd K .-\TZ will ta ke place at Lin ~"\{tR'X BARRINGTON two great-grandch1 dren. SPECIAL ii ES coln Park Cemeter~·. Sunda y. EVERY July 3. at 10 o 'clock. Relatfr~s .-\BR.-\H.-\:-01 GOLDBERG and friends arc invited to at F1!1 era! sernces for .->. brah:1m 1 tend. • Gotaberg of 1 ,S Holden S treet TUESDAY • ,,-ere held Sunday at the :\!a x ! The un\"eiling of a m onume nt I Sugarman Fun,:>ral Home. Burial in memory of the late :\RO:\" AND was m Lincoln Park Cem eterv CL.-\RK BECK will take place oclR\tS BEVERAGES :\Ir. Goldberg w.1,; :1 fouz{cter , ,1t Lin,·oln Park Cemeter~·- Sun GR oi Congregatto n Sons of La ton . da~-. June '!6. a t I : 30 o'c:-lock. and a memb<' r oi the Jewish 1 Rel,~tin~s a nd iriends :He in FRIDAY Hom e for the .->. ged az ct Chesed dted t o a t tend . . ,el_ Emes. Born 111 Russia. he / - ll\·ea m this cny ior mm·e than I ALL ORDERS MUST BE IN BY 12 NOON, DAY OF DELIVERY 60 ye,1rs. He IS Stlr\"l\ ed by his Wife. Max Sugarma n Phone Phone Jennie Goldberg. a son. Herman RE V ERSE CHARGES ACCEPTE D Goldberg oi Pron ence . iour Funeral Home JA 1-0368 PL 1-8682 daugh ers. :\!rs Jenme Ganzer. Fl":\" ER:\L DIRECTOR Mrs. Rose Ge rber and :\ltss :\Iae a nd E:'\'18.-\L:'of ER G oldberg of Prondence. and :\!rs. u Hy Bonoff o i :\l:1d1son Conn. MEMORIALS a.nd l ,rrnndctllldren Ex~llent Equipment 'The Jewish Fur.era! Director" Miller's Delicatessen, Inc. JE.-\ :\":\ETTE LICHTE'.'/STEI:\" Refin ed Sernce F\mernl . ernces for \ lis.s Jean 776 HOPE STREET nette L1chtenste1n. l:!5 p oner 459 HOPE STREET A,·enue. Greenwood were held DE 1-8094 DE l · 8636 Wedne.day fro11 the :'-lax Suga r- ~) were Barbara Mason , daughter of Advertisements are seen when "" I Cranston Club Installs Officers the H e nry Masons; Elaine Cort, they are published in the Jewish daughter of the Irwin Carts: Herald. R ichard Sharp, son of Dr. and I Mrs. Be nja min Sharp, and Elliot Goldman. son of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Goldman. SAVED! First Anniversary An hour and a half in Mrs . ;g Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Smith's kitchen last night. She- 0 G eorge Connis who celebrated served delicious, jiffy-quick ;:; . . their first wedding a nn_iversary Rumford Potato Pancakes. ~ Sunday, June 19. z ' (") I ~ CHILDREN'S SERVICE DESK SPACE Children's ser vices at. the Be t h- I CENTRAL LOCATION 1 D avid Synagogue were concluded Personalized Telephone Saturday, June 11, until the fall .-\nswering Ser vice I when the children will conduct I Nominal Rates ;th e ir own ser vices in Hebrew and Call JA 1-3411 IEnglish. i Clifford Fis hman. a pupil of the Providence H e b r e w D a y School. headed the services under ' the s upervision of -Ra bbi Jacob Bulka. a teacher a t the school. - i SAMUEL GILDEN R efreshm ents were ser ved by the· Mothers· Association. ' Interior and Exterior e.. S hown a t the Crans ton Jewish Community Club's installa Painting z tion of officers June 15 a t the Coco Cabana are : left to right, ' ~ Other Resort Sydney Markoff, ,·ice president; Morris Le nz, president : Ann N Fishman, secretary : .-\bel Gurwitz, retir ing president, and Mortyn 32 years experience .. Advertising Will be K. Zietz, insta lling officer. Photo by Bill P ockar Found on Page 19 55 HAMILTON STREET PAWTUCKET, R. I. PAwtucket 2-7747 ~e u7VIaplehurst 0:::::':=::::::::::;:::=::= with .-\RL~'.'IE Sl ':\fMER B ETHL EHEM. N. H. Gradua tion Chit-Chat Burton G oldberg were comparing Heart ·of the White Mountains Graduation was doubly thrilling notes about their new daugh ters 1· Newly Decorated & Enlarged for Bert F'ain a nd Lois Jagolinzer las t week at the Lyin g - In Hospi Tennis - Golf - Swimming who botll received their diplomas tal where they have room s near Solarium - All S ports and Monday at Brown University and each t>ther. Lonnie Goldbe rg was Socia l ActiYities - Excellent Pembroke College comm e n cem e nt. born June 16. The Wolfes· baby Cuisine - Die tary Laws. At a cocktail p arty h eld a t the was born June 18. a n d might be Management-RAY SILVER Ja!:!olinzer home Sunday. B ert named Jamie or Janie. Both are Brenner, Inc. and Lois a nnounced , their en "firsts" Bruce Allan La m ! Write for B ookle t J . ) gagem ent. Congratulati9.ns o. n c hick. firs t son of the J erom e Shop !, ·· !, P-trone-, ---Be thlebem ,-...,136, ;_,! both counts Al S ydney was Lamchicks. was born June 9. graduated from B i·own in the Mothe r is the former J a n i th sam e cap and gown h is fa ther. Bernstein. KINAPIC LODGE J. T. Sydney. had worn when he Home For Awhile I LOVELL VILLAGE, MAINE OH 9 MILE UK£ KEZAR I graduated from Brown 31 years Bill Sweet. who's been in the . Ot-1£ OF AMERICA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL U.KES 'ago' Al's younger brother. Stan Army alm ost a year. is looking I Wood Burning Metal Croft CABINS ON THE LAKE ley. jus t return ed from a two forward to seeing all his buddies ; INFORMAL--lor Adult & Family Groups Baseball Equipment Fishing Tackle American-Jewish Cuisine, Sandy Beach, week t r ip to K e ntucky, a gift from again when he comes home for , Booting, Fis hing, Tennis, Good Golf, Out hi~ fa ther for making the dean's t h e weekend of the Fourth. Bill's 1 58 BURLINGTON STREET, PROVIDENCE board Motors. Recordings, Books. HAY lis t in llis fres hman year at M IT an IBM , International Business i FE VER RELIEF -- Counselor Supervision (Near Hope Theatre) BOOKLIT BY M AIL Although it was a \,·arm e ve n Machine , technician in W ashing - 1 OHL Y 1S0 MILES FROM BOSTON - GOOD ROADS ing Monday night when l11e Da \'id ton. 1 '=-='=-~~::'-==='=----=-"-~====::'::::::=:::==:':=:::::=:::==:':=::_"':;_=._ ::=_c':._=E_ "":;_'=-Y,_-S~e:.- '::._'::._ =-~'S _e:._=E_ '::,~ =-Y,~-S_'E_'::. _"":; _:3. _-S_~_ =E_ '::._ '=-Y,_~_~ - 2-_1 R:Jomsons held open house in .-\II .-\ bout Lobs ters honor of son Mendy , Pili Be t e. W a l t e r Gartne r took som e . NOT~ THE llAY ... BUT~~\l \\ ~ Announc;11g the opm;ng of Sigma Xi , . no one felt tl1 e heat fl'iends on a boat trip last week. on the Robinson's la\\'ll. Sisters cru isi n g nround the bay and RIGHT Deana and Leila were charming s topping at King Gorman·s for hostesses - proud a s punch of lobster dinners. On the way back the ir brother. to port the g:a n g aboard began · Sil vf> r Wedding nurs ing the ir s unburns and the Celebrating 25 years of m ar boat lookecl like a hospital s nip. riage are the Abe S h e inbergs and Ask tile Murray Cohens or Louis ' PRESC IUl'TIO'.\' S FILLED ' the Charles Borods. The She in K aprove and his wife-they were , bergs enter tained a t a lawn party a m ong the lobs te red gues ts. Eyeglasses Duplica tcd and HOME Of at t lleir h om e Sunday. and the Repa ired New Job WORLD FAMOUS Borods were feted by t h e F'rank Janice Kramer. recently gradu Hearini: Aids and Batteries Goldsteins at the Goldstein' h ome. a ted from the Boston Dispensary SHORE DINNERS KNOWN FOR OVER 100 YEARS . .... 50 1 ANGELL STREET Honeymooning as a qualified hospita l laboratory \\'AR\\'IC K '.\" EC K . RHODE ISL.-\:\"D above BLANDING'S at Received a card from Ruth technicia n. is pre tty e xcited about WAYLAND SQUA R E and Danny Cerel < married two 11er ne w job that s h e'll s tart in SHORE DINNERS SERVED DAILY DE xtcr 1-3061 weeks a go,. from Scaroon Manor. the fall. She's accepted a pos i :\I on. thru Fri .. 12 to 8 l'. M . Sat.. Sun .. 12 t o 9 P . M . !"RED DUNDER N . Y . tion in Was hington . D . C .. and CHOWDER AND CLAM CAKES-All You Con Eat Registered O ptician Comparing '.'/oles p la ns to live wi t h h e r sister a nd Mrs. Marshal Wolfe and Mrs brother-in-law. the H arry Gold ------·-- --- blums. -·- Looking for Informa tion Free Acts Every Day Afternoon and Evening The Historic Famous FABY AN . Sam We ich selbnum of Cleve ALL THIS WEEK IIOTF:L ANO COUNTRY CLU B lnnd ,\·ould like to con tact a Mr. Snookums -- The Wonder Bear SEASON RATES F'ROM $56. Seigel wh o usecl to be a m a nnger J ulv 4th wC'C'kencl . th ree full cla ys. $30. room with bath. Social of C layton's on Weybosset Street and athlet ic s taff. Entertainment ni !:! htly in our ben utif ul bnll in 1924-25. Mr. Seigel had t hree -·- room D-holf' (( Olf course. clnuuhte rs ;ind on e son who died MERRY MIDWAY l'hnne Twin Mts. 40 or 8002 s h ortly afte r graduating from One rJ f NP\\' F.n glnncl' s finer resorts dental sc llool. If anyor·,c hns in New Rides · • New Games Owned and m a n aged by formation con cern in i, Mr. Se igel. KIDDIES ' DAY EVERY WEDNESDAY M ILDRED M . ORLOFF please contact t h e Re ute rs of !'LENT\" OF F R EE PARKING Croylancl Road. Seltzers at Onset ~ * * Tlic Manuel Seltzers and their Fabyan son Be nton a re vacation inu this s umm,•r nl O nset. Mass HOHL ond COUNTRY CLUB Honor S tude nts 111 ttt, Hurt t f Th• Whitt Mou nhdnt and Br.ttew •Wtollt rABYAH , NEW HAMPSMIRE Amonµ t h e s t ude n ts at Nathan Bis h op recei\'inu sc h olas tic h on ors • ------...,._~r::':!7""- ~--,.---~
:t::!~t:::lt::!,...~t:S' B th ..J> Malcolm A. Seligman of Harts- medical society, and president of • -::,r:,.r:,~r:,r:,or:,r:,r:,r:,~pr:,r::,r:,r:,r·u::,r:,r:,r, 0 ~ etFO - eu · ' dale, N. Y., sister of the groom. Phi Delta Epsilon' fraternity. He Malcolm A. Seligman was t he will intern at Beth Israel Hospi best man, and the ushers were tal, Boston. David Horvitz of Pawtucket, Guest.s of Club Richard W. Headstrom · of Des Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cohen =... Moines, Iowa, Frank S. Alschuler were guests of the Men's Gin Club of Chicago, Stanley Jacobs, Her- (Continued on Pa&'e 6) bert A . Kerman, Richard Heller The Home of Qualliy Work and Excellen·t Service and Richard Jacobson, all of New Where Clothing Is Cleaned As You Want It York. For Your WE DO A BEAUTIFUL JOB ON SHIRTS The bride attended the Univer sity of Connecticut and was grad · Try Our Shirt Service and See for Yourself uated from Ohio University in Convenience Main Office And Plant 194°8. The groom attended the 444 Wellington Avenue, Cronston HOpkins 1-7520 University of N0rth Carolina and will graduate from Yale School EXCLUSIVELY RETAlt of Architecture in August. We Deliver After a honeym oon at Cape Cod the couple will temporarily re To side in New Haven and later will live in New York. FEATURING Bliss Son Born Barrington Beach VISIT THE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bliss an- ~ nounce the birth of a son , Wil Jean 'k)iliu,u liam Maurice, on June 15. Mrs. Tuesdays and Bliss is the former Miss J e a n and her orchestra MISS RUTH ROSSMAN Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Benjam in Ross .C//dRAITT Wedding Anniversary Fridays for your dancing pleasure i m an of Wayland Avenue, an Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Miller nounce the engagement of their every of Willard Avenue celebrated t hei. Delightfully daughter. Miss Ruth Rossm an to 36th wedding anniversary J une 18 . For Information • Harold David Fine, son of Mrs. Air Conditioned SATURDAY EVENING Graduates from Tufts J essie Fine of Attleboro, Mass. Herman J . Sugarman . son of Miss Rossman ,_ a graduate of Call No cover charge-minimum charge $1.50 .per person the Nursery Training School of Mr .' and Mrs. Rober t Sugarm an of Sargent Avenue. was graduated Boston. is now studying at Bos ton University College of Educa cum laude froin T ufts Medical S c h oo I on Sunday. While at tion. Ample Free Parking Tufts. he was editor of the Tufts Halmar's Mr. Fine is a graduate of Rhode Medical Journal, a member of Facilities Island School of Design and is Route 44 and 140 now attending Harvard Graduate Alpha Omega Alpha honor ary I Delicatessen and School of Business Administra J. EDWARD DOWNES, Host Taunton, Mass. t ion. During the war he served as a First Lieutenan t with the i Arm y Engineers in the South __FO_U_N_ D!_ Sandwich Shop Pacific Theater. A new, faster, tasti~r way to I 778 HOPE STREET - serve potatoes - with Rum- ford Potato Pancake Mix. Apply , M A 1-3285 at your grocer's.
Attend Graduation Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K orn stein, · 49 Smithfield Road, Woon socket. and Mrs. Leslie August of ROBIN-SON - Pawtucket. have just returned from Philadelphia where they a t tended the graduation exercises LODCE of their son and brother, Arnold For an Exceptionally I. Kornstein . from the Whar ton . .: - School of Finance and Commerce I LOW Summer Price of the University of Pennsylvania. Ui Meaut,ft! f:taf.c Jlfm,ejtejmd-e~ He received his Bachelor of I Science degree in Economics on • Luxurious Rooms with Private Baths J une 15. and was recently selected I as the outstanding senior of 1949 I • Unsurpassed Food • Recreational Facilities .,, from the Beta Sigma Rh o fra- I • An Ideal Lodge for Your Vacation YOUR COAT CAN BE ternity. ' • Perfect for a Memorable Honeymoon Lunch eon- Shower Special rates for June. Open to October 1 1. RESTYLED A luncheon-show...er in h onor i of Miss Laura Ackerman was held i Folder on request. Write or wire for reservations. at the home of her aun t. Mrs. I TEL.: CENTRE HARBOR 5002 - RING ! 2. CLEANED Samuel Sugarman . 162 Prospect 3. GLAZED Street. on Saturday, June 11. I Bar Mitzvah Party I Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miller 4. RELINED entertained at a dinner reception at the Coco Cabana. Sunday even- , ing, J une 12, in h onor of the Bar and 5. FITTED TO YOU Mitzvah of their son. Donald Evan I Miller. Eigh ty-five guests we r e present from Boston . Brookline. by and this city. I Ch ase-Curla nd The wedding of Miss Vivienne M. Curland. daughter of Mr. and 21 Douglas Avenue GA 1-4794 Mrs. Nathan Curland of Sixth MICHEL Street, to James Maxwell Cb ase. son of Mrs. Samuel M . Chase of THE FINEST MEATS LEADING DESIGNER OF FURS New York City, was held June 19 at the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel. MEAN THE FINEST FOOD PERSIAN LAMB SPECIALISTS Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen 'performed the afternoon ceremony. The bride. given in marriage Whether It's a Sandwich, a SOLE OWNER OF by her father. chose a white ny lon-tulle gown. en train. The Full Course Meal, or a Catered finger -tip veil of tulle was at tached to a cap of duchess and Affair, Our Finest Meats Will hose-pointe heirloom lace with Make Your Meal a Deli c ious clusters of orange blossoms. She " ' carried a bouquet of white bou One. vnrdia, lilies-of-the-valley a n d tiny white spray orchids. Mrs. David Horvitz of Paw De licious Sondwiches - Lunc hes - Sunday Dinne rs tucket attended her sister as mat ron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Stanley Jacobs of New York. Sandwiches Mode Up for Picnics twin sister of the bride. anel Mrs.
I ~ ~------. "" The Jewish Herald The Future The Jewish Home Newspaper of Rhode Island. Published Every ~~One Man's Opinion~' Week in the Year by the Jewish Press Publishing Company, Of Zionism 76 Dorrance St. . Tel. GAspee 4312, Case-Mead Building. Subscription Rates : Seven Cents the Copy : By Mail, $3.00 per Thoughts ·for the Summer ~ ~ Annum. In the U.S. 0 Bulk s ubscription rates on request. By BERNARD SEGAL By MRS. NATHANIEL GOl)SE ::l Walter Rutman, Manai.ing Editor: Syd Cohen, News Editor. Entered as Second-Class Matter at the Post Office, Providence. My rem:frks here two columns school. This is not a pipe dream. The State of Israel is no long er ~ R. I.. Under the Act of March 3, 1879. ago a bout the ridiculously small It is being done in many cities just a dream. Today the people of Z The Jewish Herald invites correspondence on s ubjects of interest number of graduates from our the size of Providence, and right Israel as well as Zionists a ll over ~ to the J ewish people but disclaims responsibility for an in J ewish schools disturbed a great here in New England. Modern the world have the realization dorsement of the views expressed by the writers. many people. It is a good sign. Hebrew is being offered in high tha t their m anual, diplomatic ~ All is not hopeless with Jewish schools, colleges and academies, and fina ncial investment has been ::;; · education in Providence as long just as French, Italian, Spanish, worthwhile. For, certainly, each 00 Li I ienthal Defends Right to __ Criticism as people become aroused over it. a n d other languages, wherever of t hese forms of effort has been = Letters, telephone calls, and face there is a sufficient number of expended, not only by the settlers = David E. Liiienthol's calm forbearance and unruffled to face comments came from students willing to study it. of Palestine. but also by idealistic l:'l young and old, fellow teachers, J ews all over the world. ~ patience in the face of the avalanche of criticism and They are not m a king a ny sac parents, and communal leaders. rifices by taking that subject, be The contribution that Pales- ~ even vituperation which hos been hurled at him in Hearst Said one of our leading edu cause they receive credit for Heb tinian Jews have made toward e, papers and other editorials, is truly admirable. In fact cators: rew. just as they would for an making their dream a reality can- · "I knew the situation was bad, other language, and the credits not be minimized. Yet they, as ~ we wish he would get angry and hit back, but probably but did not think it was that are accepted for college entrance well as the rest of the world, ... that 1s what his enemies wo"uld relish most of all. In fact appalling". requirements. In America today, give full acknowledgment to the ~ Remarked a man who is active fact that without the assistance >< he leans backward in being understanding, even of his a recent report stated, there are in school work: 1 600 colleges, universities, and pro of Zionist organizations every- • slanderers. As speaker at the Michigan State College "I have read about the twenty fessional schools that accept H eb where the dream would not have ;; Commencement lost week the chairman of tl,e Atomic f our graduates from all the rew for admission credits. been realized this quickly. z schools combined, and am not In New York City, during the Now the effects of World Zion- l:'l Energy Commission defended the right of his eriemies myself all 'evening. Even though academic year just ended, Hebrew ism's toils and dollars have "paid .,, to criticize and said that " stifling" of criticism, "even it hurts, you did well to tell the was being taught in nineteen high off". The work of over fifty years !" truth". of Zionist activity has produced ... when it gets pretty rough, is wrong." schools, five junior high schools, But from all quarters came the and in two evening high schools. its designed product. The Jews :f query, what to do? How to remedy of Israel have a land of their own. "" The audience of 13,000 gave him a two minute matters? Hebrew in Providence which is, as Herzl desired, legally ovation. His address reiterated what he hos said so many Suggestions Offered Here in Providence we should sanctioned by all other world times-that he hos faith in our democracy and our tradi And also suggestions were of be able to introduce modern Heb powers. fered-some extravagant, others rew as a language in Hope a nd Even before this achievement, tion of ethical guides, which ore imperishable. He made more realistic, but all pointing to Classical High Schools and in however, the early colonists of reference to his chance to get away from "that neutron a resourcefulness and a readiness Roger Williams and Nathan Bish the land worked and conc~ntrated on the part of so many of us op Junior High Schools. But it on developing the land that they infested squirrel cage atmosphere of Washington" and to improve the lot of Jewish edu will not happen by itself. The some day hoped would be theirs. later he referred to his attackers when he said, " We con cation in our community. Committee for J ewish Education They came upon a barren. unde be fooled for a time by the cheap headline hunter--or First of all, all seem to agree will have to urge parents to ask veloped land when they first colo that an organized effort is needed. their ·children to r-egister in Heb nized in 1882, and they-the fer political smear artists. Sometimes we ore slow to repudiate A Committee for Jewish Edu rew at their respective schools. vent, almost fanatic believers of cynical disregard of our moral standards-but they ore cation should be created, whose The Committee will have to con a Jewish State for the Jewish always there, the foundation of our buying and selling, sole purpose it should be to stimu vince the local school authorities people-needed much o u ts id e late interest in and provide op of the desirability to approve this help. our hiring and firing, our political and financial institu portunities for the dissemination subject, and also provide certified Like all pioneers, they were tions." Even in the lotter statement which st a rte d of Jewish lea rning. We cannot teachers for the classes. fleeing r efugees who brought with out as a personal defense, Mr. Lilienthal turned to the wait for an outside foundation to Then there is the grossly neg them a minimum of wordly goods: larger aspects of t_he issue and interpreted it in terms _of do it for us. We will have to hicted field of adult education they tilled the soil and developed his unfailing faith in our democracy. . do it by ourselves, and we can that cries for a sponsor. This too industry. All, even tho,e who did do it. is within the province of a Com not wish to live in the Jewish The Senator from Iowa doesn't understand a man of Here in Providence today we mittee for Jewish Education. State, yet believed in the need Lilienthol's integrity. He should hove referred to Mr. h ave a fine group of educators, for one. rallied behind the colo Lilienthol's statement to the Congressional Committee men and women to whom J ewish But enough of suggestions. The nists, utilizing their financial abil teaching is not accidental nor a Sum,mer season is h ere. The time ity a nd diploma tic influence, to several years ago when they probed his fitness to head side line. These are trained tea for relaxing, for vacationing. for m ake the land theirs. This es the AEC. His reply at that time to the question of his chers. accredited teachers, who g etting away from it all. has sentially h as been the a ctivity of Credo, was "I believe, and I do so conceive the Constitu bring to their Jewish subjects a come. Let this be like a seed a ll Zionists not actually coloniz tion of the United States to rest upon, as does religion, combination of knowledge plus pla nted in the soil to be aurtured ing P a lestine. This; on the whole. the fundamental proposition of the integrity of the in enthusiasm . Theil' interest in and warmed all through t h e h as been the American Zionist Jewish education is not merely Summe1,. Many of us will think contribution. dividual; and that oil Government. and all private in a m a t e u r i s h but professional. about it, will talk about it. a nd But now the United Nations stitutions must be designed to promote and to protect These teachers can be counted on will r efl ect on it. In the Fall we recognizes the J ewish State. The the integrity and the dignity of the individual; that in planning a community pro will. with the help of God and war between the Israelis and t h e that is the essential meaning of the Constitution and the gram of J ewish education. the efforts of • men of good wi ll Ara bs has been terminated. The Bill of Rights, as it is essentiol-ly the meaning of religion." A promising field for the acti toward J e wish learning. c o m e Israelis. like a ll · victorious wa r vities of such a Committee lies back to this subject. riors. have laid down their wea in the introduction of Hebrew as Until then. a h appy Summer pons. a nd like the Americans a subject in the public hi g h to all. a fter t he Revolutiona r y W a r . h ave now concentrated upon develop ing a democr atic constitution a nd governmen t. And they are of the DANCING coiwiction that if their land is Ito develop it must cease to h ave SATURDAY NIGHT OLD SILVER AND a n economy dependen t upon phil- 1 a nthropy. MONDAY-LADIES' NIGHT True. they could ask for. and THURS.-OLD TIMERS' NIGHT ilTiiii iilWILRY probably get J ewish financial sup ROLLER S KATING Wed., Fri., por t for a n a lmost indefinite Sat. Nights, S unday Afternoon lrtdudt'J2/I period. But t. he Israeli leaders. and Night a nd for that m atter a ll Israeli citize ns. d o no t. wa n t t his. They ~now A Y Thrills Sat. Nite & S un. OJlryinal lfet·')(/(X)?11,, h ave been given a glor ious gift /iieceJ, in Stateh ood a nd they want to World Famous just if:,- it. That can n ot be done by pe rmitting it to rPma in a de SHORE DINNERS JtJ ERE is a wonderful opportunity to pendent R epublic. This would pick up (at a fraction of their value) n ei,rnte I.heir wish to take a n in SERVED SUNDAYS n exquisite and unusual silver pieces for wedding, ternationally independent stand. FAST BUS SERVICE So. while still acceptin ii foreign SCHOOL OUTING RESERVATIONS - Phone EA 1-0116 anniversary and graduation gifts, a s we ll as your own a id . t hey must work towa rd t he personal coll ecti on . end th at Israel sh all eventually be a self -sustaining and econo Inc luded ore many fine pieces containing mict\ ll y independent nat ion . precious and sem i-precious stones - in necklaces, All of t his poses t h e question What r ole will Zionist or ganiza rings, pi ns, brooches, bracelets and earrings tions now h ave in t he State of Israel ., Further. what relation sh ip will Amer ican Zionists h ave to the new nation "! Gradua ll y. RELIABLE GOLD BUYERS hopefully. Israel will need less 133 WA SIIINGTON STREET and less American Zionist diplo l\li\nning 1-6970 matic a nd financial aid. We a rc 1Continued on P aire 16 ) ' c Israel may ask for a billion dol-1 German State at Bonn to pay ... lars in reparations from the West- I for Nazi-confiscated Jewish land.
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NORMAN JAY BOLOTOW, c;mfs y'Hn~f// son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles POLLACK'S -~u/vzv,re~" Bolotow of 365 Cole Avenue, was C Bar Mitzvah at Temple Eman BRANCH MARKET AT THE PIER' Cd lip POULfflY uel, June 11. Guests from this city, New York, Boston and Philadelphia attended the din ner which followed in the ves try. Photo by Fred Kelman IS NOW OPEN Providence's Original Cut Up Poultry Store To Serve Their Many Friends 64 Washington Street GAspee 1-6496 Who Summer at Narragansett Pier Buy the World'~ Finest Poultry the Thrifty Way. Pick out your Family's Favorite pieces- buy just as· much as !Continued from Page 6) you need-you'll save money, because· you pay for ganza gown with matching hat. -•- only net weight eating portions. Her bouquet was of pinochio roses, forget-me-nots and lilies-of-the WE WILL HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF r-GRIIES , HAUER 1 valley. Make your own Southern Albert P. Shore was best man Delicatessen - Groceries - Fresh Fruits for his brother. Fried Chicken with Grimes Among the guests present at · Vegetables - Bread and Rolls , and Houer's famous Batter the ceremony and the dinner Mix. reception that followed were Sen DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING AT POLLACK'S p~~!!~ ator and Mrs. Howard McGrath and son. David. FULL STOCKS TO SELECT FROM Mrs. Shore completed her stu dies at Pembroke in February and NEW LOW PRICES received her degree in absentia Frying Legs Back and Neck this week. -•- The couple have just returned lb. 79c 2 lbs. 25c to New York from the first part of their wedding trip to Bermuda 66 BEACH STREET Frying Breast Wings lb. 39c and are now on a Canadian cruise. lb. 79c Gizzards lb. 39c Walder-Berlow NARRAGANSETT Pl ER Miss Leona Berlow. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berlow Starting July 3, Our Providence Store will close of Fourth Street, became the .bride Every Sunday at l P. M. During July and August 0TH ER STORE LOCATIONS of Richard Walder, son of Mrs. 279 MAIN STREET PROV. PUBLIC MARKET J ennie Walder of New Bedford, Pawtucket 380 Westminster St., ·Prov. in a candlelight ceremony at the Churchill House, June 19. Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen performed t h e double ring ceremony under a floral canopy. The bride, given in marriage by her parents was attired in a SPECIAL NOTICE gown of candlelight satin with a full court train .trimmed with seed pearls and bugle beads ac TO VACATIONISTS AT THE BEACHES centing the sweetheart neckline and peplum. Her full-length veil Call In,. And Your Orders fell from a coronet of braided net. and she carried a white or Will be Ready for You to Pick Up chid and st.ephanotis on her ivory heirloom prayerbook. The maid of honor. Miss Cyn Save! Save! Save! thia Berlow, sister of the bride, chose a gown of silver lace over FRIDAY and SATURDAY seafoam green taffeta with a CHUCK Steer lb. 59c matching lace stole, and carried TRIMMED a bouquet of, American beauty LAST TWO DAYS roses. Leo Walder was best man for FLANKEN Steer lb. 59c his brother. and ushers we r e MILK FED Stanley J. Kaplan, Isaac Aren berg, Leo Barish, Steve Braudy. VEAL CHOPS lb. 69c Business Booster Abraham Schlein and Sa m u e I Walder. The groom was graduated from VEAL BRISKETS lb. 37c Rhode Island State College in June. 1948 and the b;-ide received her degree from the same school Stop In Today or SALE last week. The couple will live in Hamp Call DE 1-9595 for Free Delivery ton, Va . where Mr. Walder is an OFFERING SUPER VALUES engineer. Sliver Weddlnc Celebration to Mtlltf • big increese in our sales volume. A 25th wedding anniversary party honoring Mr. and Mrs. H. BERLINSKY luy summer needs for the whole family and for the home Samuel Pepper of 164 Oakland Avenue was held Sunday at Top 252 WILLARD AVENUE in this sale at BIG SAVINGS! Hill for the immediate family. (Continued on Pace 15)
I Jewish Art in New York which has been or ... Engaged ganized under the a uspices of the ARROW LINES ... Exhibit in Worcester · Jewish Theological Seminary of PROVIDENCE - HARTFORD America. DAILY SERVICE An exhibition of Jewish reli- The Worcester exhibition, to Also .., gious art has been chosen by the continue until July 3_ opened on Charter Work ;; Beth Israel Synagogue of Wor- the eve of the Shavuoth festival FOR ALL OCCASIONS CALL -i, cester to celebrate the 25th an- which commemorates the giving Office-77 Washington St.- ~ niversary of its founding. T h ese of the Torah on Mount Sinai. 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MA 1-3611 ..c::, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Reit Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ber zas of Fall River, Mass., re m a n of Prairie Avenue a n -_-_-_-_""._-_-_-_-_-_- _-_ -_ -_ - =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-·~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'.':"" ; cently a nnounced the engage nounce the engagement of their ment of their da ughter. Miss daughter, Miss Florence Leah Carol Harriet Reitzas, to Harold Berman, t o Lowell Norman Weisel, son of Mrs. Bessie Wei Delerson, son of Mr. and Mrs. sel of 136 Reservoir Avenue and Joseph Keller of North Miami, Mr. Israel Weisel. Florida, formerly of this city. IT'S ALWAYS ••• Miss Berman, a graduate of /I~ ... You'll enjoy listening to "The Hope High School, and Mr. "'... J ewish Herald Radio Hour" every D e I e r s o n , a veteran of 38 "' Sunday over WHIM. It's new m onths' service in the Naval Air and different-- Corps, are planning a fall wed ding. 1ALK- Reliable Window , I ' ~ Cleaning Company S. Prov. Day Camp 9 Meni Court HO 1-2889 Established In 1921 WHEN YOU HAYE A FAIN'S FLOOR Awnings and Storm Window~ Installed and Removed Opens on Monday The South Providence D a y I never realized what a difference . Camp will start for an eight --- STOP AT week period on Monday at Joseph Fain's broadlooms could make. William s P ark. th e South P rovi- 1' My rooms look so much larger - ZALKIND'S dence Recreation Committee of so lovely_- so luxurious. For Your Delicatessen the J ewish Community Center an ' ' and Dairy Products nounced this week. As in pre 977 Broad St. HO 1-6280 vious years, a bus will provide transportation for the children. a ges 6 to 13. Senior counselors a re Eleanor Now, I have a modern store. J. MIGNANELLI Galkin. Seena Kovitch. Fredaline FURNITURE Kovitch. Leonard Jacobvitz a nd Fain's asphalt tile gives such Repairing - Refinishing Harold Bernstein. Junior coun a "clean" look - and main- Antiques Restored selors are Marcia Lustig. Joan Gabar. Marilyn Pierce. Beverly 877 WESTMINSTER ST. Hochman, Samuel F a ber and EL 1-0064 Arnold K erzner. Miss Minna L. , Dorn is camp director. a nd Mrs. J . I. Cohen is· music director. The Sou th Providen ce Recrea Baby tion Committee works in coop eration with the Men's Club of Portraits Fain's prices are really moderate! Taken T emple Israel, Temple Beth El, Congregation Sons of Abraham, In Your Their service is "tops". No wonder Summer the Center Parents Association. so many people go to Fain's for Home the Women's Association of the JCC, Council of J ewish Women , a/I floorcoverings. by Jewish War Veterans. post 23, and other unaffiliated, interested 17 aber~J'L~ individuals. '::J -.:)/udw Rabbi Goldman We know how to make customers happy - and 14 proofs submitted to keep them satisfied. : Honored by Brown You'll always find greater selections, expert in Specialists In The honorary degree of Doctor I Children's Portraits I of Divinity was conferred upon stallation service, and best of all, money saving 169 Weybosset Street Rabbi Israel M . Goldman of the prices when you come here to Floorcovering 1 Chizuk Amuno Congregation in DE 1-5946 - WI 1-5250 1 Baltimore, Maryla nd. at Brown Headquarters. University's 181 st annual- Com m encement. held Monday morn ing. UPHOLSTERY R abbi Goldma n cam e to Provi Fa b r I cs, ta pestries, jac dence in 1925 to found Temple qua rds. dobby cloth, awning Emanuel. In Ma rch. 1948. he ac materials, leatherette for all cepted a ca ll to the Ba ltimore purposes. New plastic fabric Congregation. for kitch en chairs. b rid g e t a b I es . headboards. outdoor Rabbi Goldm a n was !( rndua tcd furniture, many colors, long from the City College of New w,:- a ring. Will not crack or York in 1924 a nd was awarded peel. Complete supplies for his m aster's degree from Colum ~·our upholstery requlremrnts. b{a University In 1926. He was Wholesale - Reta il ordained a t the J ewish T h eolo- gical Semina ry of America the KRAMER'S samf' y a r a nd in 1937 received a Doctrls Litterarum Hcbalcarum ._2______7 Franklin St. PL 1-5678 . I· cle g-rf'r.
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CHILDREN's ODYSSEY, from German DP camps Aliyah. This Zionist org;rnization has been settling A to port of Marseilles, en route to Palestine, was .orphaned European Jewish children in Palestine photographed by Sam Rosenberg, a U. S. War since 193-'.3, and will continue its work until the Department photographer who made these pic remarnmg 60,000 Jewish DP children have tures on his own. The children, German and Polish reached Israel. Those photographed h ere ha\·e al Jews, orphaned by the Nazi crematoria, are a ready ended their journey. small part of the migration conducted b y the Youth
In U. S. Army trucks, the 292 ch ildren collected b,· Youth .-\ Ii, l man DP camps, arri\'e at the ~I unich freight yard to board the·
Sleeping space i~ c:1ref11 lh- purt illJH· W aln w," rn tione:-tl du1i11g the tl1 rct:-.111 Their farewt> lls to friends 1naue in the c,unp a re hap py; they all e xpect to L11n ch e n rcn ,t e com t>s out of cans: l t's corned beef. Portuguese sardin~ 2 meet again in l ~rnel. The c hi ldren's long ride to F ra nce was in cattle cars. 3 a nd bri-a d. Breakfast a nd dinne r me n 11s aboard 40 a nd s·s are the same. there\ li ttlt> room tu sp;, 1-e. The c l,il ·lo thes a 11d food hv the Yo 11th .'\li va h. "st inc fro,n I I i, \l ,1j c,t1 ·, ( :11 11•rn 11 1< 111. W ith a dult e mi~ra 11l s. the childn·11 hoa rd the S.S. Pro, id C' II CI' lo b rcOlll t' f11tme ci tizens of Israel. O n the ir trip from \,e of Cenna11}:S t·o11 c(:n l n1tinn ca,nps. 7 Gnma 11 y, Yo11tli Aliyah teach t•rs h ave briefed the m in .Jew i~ h h i,t11r v a 11cl in the gepgrnph y of the ir new honw. American students -will be ad :!: The day is Sunday-the time r Ogram • The Jewish Herald 6:30-the station WHIM-the IpProgram. Our Younger Set mitted to the Hebrew University in Jerusalem for the academic year 1949-50, in the School of Agriculture, the Faculties of Hu manities and Science, and t h e NARRAGANSETT HOTEL Departm en t of Education. Operates A Separate Kosher Kitchen UNDER THE Supervision of the Woad Hacashruth Kosher Catering "For QUALITY and SERVICE" AT ITS BEST E. S. CRAN DALL DAIRY Com bin in g All th e Con Th e Narraga nsett is th e Properly Pasteurized venien ces of a M o d e r n Only H otel in Rhode Island Hotel With Those of Down Approved by the Official Milk and Cream K ashrut h Organization. town Location . A Friend to the Bookings for Summer and Fa ll Now Being Accepted J ewish P eople RAYNA SUE FELDMAN . one year old. lhe daughter of Mr. a nd Mrs. Cy Feldma n of Roch a mbeau Avenue. 12 Lowell A ve. EL 1-0700 Photo by Michel Loshakoff "You Furnish The Baby .. . ------·-- -·- Mrs. Joseph Bram Mal's Will Furnish The Nursery" HARRY BALLON and CO. Heads Motherhood 73 Dorrance Street, Fourth Floor Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J oseph Bram was elected Providence 3, R. I. president at th e m eeting of th e Where you will always find a fine selection of Moth erhood of Beth David Syn a loose diamonds of first quality MAL gogue June 14. Others elected were: Mesdam es Also Pl a tinum diamond wedding rings J . B. Russ. vice presiden t : Albert Platinum enga gement rings styled, designed and executed at our own factory. Large Selection of Baby Furniture! l.Jisker. correspon ding secretary: P . Page, recording secretary: I. All purchases posit ively at factory prices • BASSINETS • CRIBS • BATHINETTES Bram an. financial secretary : W . • !tlAGES • HIGHCHAIRS • PLAY PENS S ch nopper , treasurer; H ar r y --- - • it~.BY WACKERS -- • ·ToYr -: • . DOLLS-~ - cnmair.-J oseph- Fisnma 'n~· nav id K osofsky, social committee: M . OPEN EVENI NGS UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK Goldm an. sunsh in e chairm an : J . NOTICE Kaplan , P. Norm an, trustees. a nd SCHEDULE OF DELIVERIES TO TH E J . Lazarus. D. Kosofsky, Satur LOCAL BEACHES AND NARRAGANSETT PIER BY day services committee. Mrs. J . K a pla n was appointed KELLER'S KOSHER ch airman of the donors lunch eon to be given in October. MEAT MARKET 184 !-'.! WILLARD AVENUE J Ackson 1-0960 For Delivery to-Conim icut. Oakland Beach. Lon gmeadow. PAwtucket S-6038 Hear Report on Na usauket, etc .. call Wednesday for delivery Thursday. For Delivery to th e Pier. call Tuesday for Delivery Wednesd ay. B'nai B'rith Meet R EMEMBER : T h e Proof of the Pudding is in the Eating. A repor t on t he 97th annua l district con vention of B'n ai B'rith held recently in Boston was given by Saul Young. delegate from the Henry F r iedm a n Lodge. Pawtuc ket. at the last m eeting of th e WEDDING season of the local lodge J un e 13. tn,ar Y nu ALl l".O".-; !'-h np S HOP TU ES D AY THROPGH Mr. Young. in his report, empha ll",11, Cu 11 fi When you send your furs to us, you k.now they wi ll Donald Miller be safe' Safe from moths, theft, fire, ond summe r Honored as Camper Guaranteed heat . . in d ry cold storage Donald E . J . Miller of the vaults. Providence Chapter of Y o u n g Judaea has been selected as a Income for Lite camper to attend the second an An annu ity wh ich not only gives nual session of the N a ti o n a I you Life Insurance Protection but Fur S lora,:e Box store Winter clothing In Senior Young Judaea camp. Tel also guarantees a retirement In Summer S ummer clothing in Winter .. . in Yehudah. from June 26 to July come t o you for as long as you .. T he Snfe Deposit Oal'ment Box'·· We deliver It 17. at Tel Noar Lodge in Hamp live. you pack it . . write your name Qn box tapes stead. New Hampshire. FOR FULL I NFORMATION we pick It up I Charges not payable until box CALL One hundred Senior Y o u n g 1s removed from storage I Call DExter 1- 7500. Fur S tornge Department. Judaean s from all parts of the United States will participate in Frank Lazarus the camp program designed to INSURANCE ADVJSOR present a n Unde1·standing of con Fur Storage- Fourth Floor temporary J ewish Life. through 635 Industrial Trust Bid ,: . GAs!M!e 1-3812 Providence. R. I. m!'nnin!l flll C'XPC'rience. \, was assisted by Cantor •Da,id gansett Rote). the couple left on Master of Science degree in En- - IEinstein . a wedding trip to Old Orchard, gineering and Harold Ludman., his .,. I Tne bride, given in marriage by Me., and Montre.a.l, Canada. Upon Bachelor of Arts degree at com I her parents, was attended by Mrs. their return. they will reside a t mencement exercises a t Bro;.n Celia Spa.ho as matron of honor. 159 River Avenue. IUniversicy Monday. They are the ,.. Harry Zeltzer was best man for Ludman Sons Grad·uate sons of lli. and~ Samuel Lud- :: his brother. Nathan Luciman received his man of 55 Hig_g:iru .~senue. :-: A reception was held at the . Narra.gansett Hote l. G uests were -,~,,~~,~~,,,~,,~~,,~,,~,,,~,~,~~,~,~,,,,,~,,~~,~,,,,~,,,,~,,~,~- -:::: 0 present from Bangor. Me .. Fram ~ Iingham and Nanta.sket. Mass. . I Pro,idence and New York. rCELEBRATE THE ~- After a two wee.ks trip to the ,..~, z Wnite Mountains and Canada, ('l the couple will re.side a 15 Pum ganse· t S treet. ... Temkin -Baker D r. and Mrs. Max Baker of ~ ew --.r. M a r k e t . New Hampshire. an n ounce the marriage of their i daughter. ~!.iss Elaine Baker. to = Da,id B . Tem.1.."i.n, SOD of :\1rs. -... Max Temkin and the late lli. ::: Temkin. on June 19. Rabbi Dudley $ 1 ,\ einberg of T emple Oh a b e i $ ! Scholom of Boston officiateO. A $ ·- reception fo: the immediate fam- $ :: ily was held at ihe Somer set { ;;; Hotel. Boston. ~ ,( Craduate:s from Pembroke ,. Miss Selma P . Go d . daug hter of $ 1 :Mr. and :\lrs. ::\!orris Gold oi 18 z I G a 11 at in Street., recei\'ed her Shown at the dinner-reception following their marriage Bachelor of Arts degree in Socio WITH A MOTOR TRIP Ma,· 29 are Mr. and Mrs. Harold H . Shore. ~trs. Shore is the ' logy at the P embroke College former Miss R.osal ie F . Adelman. j commencement- Monday. Plan Now! Remember-One Stop P hoto by Kenned.v-B lake Studio j Entertain for Son ------:-.Ir. and :\l.rs. Samuel Steingoid Here Means Non-stop There! berg was graduated from Yeshiva of_ Knigh· _S t.reet. Cent.ral_ Palls. Tora VadaLl:l. Brook.l:,n. and the "rill_ ent.enalD Sunday _eve~g for " We Service All Make ·c ':_ __._ . ~ ~P- f. X I will ...-or); on -- :1,1 ·· D AY. Sept 18th. 19-4 9 76 DORRANCE STREET or Telephone M n F"ow lu al HO 1-5695 VERSATD,E EDDIE ---,-o, - MU d" '°' from Col~:~ 7 "'... Home Ladies Edward G . Robinson. fa med as j Univer~ity a nd speaks 11 lan gu - To Present Play a movie gan gster, holds a Master ages fluently. A matinee. "Ladies, Please". is *B'~:tCICfDl'~IClcK:U:td~U,.IC*-K~ to be produced for the annual . ' Linen and Equipment Fund of the Jewish Home for the Aged in November at the Narragan sett Watches for Graduation Hotel. J Pla ns for the affair were m ade Featuring at the luncheon given by Mrs. Thom as Goldberg. genera l ch air I m an. at her summer home in HAMILTON • Gruen • Bulova Touisset Point. 1 : > ·~ j Other m embers· of the executive . ; Longines • Elgin I committee are : Mesdames Eph- 1<• 1 raim F einberg. associate chair- · I m a n: Abraham Singer. h onorary : , · chairman: Barney M. Goldberg. · . treasurer : Murray Trinkle. sec- : 1 retary: Dudley Block. associate I KAPLAN'S 1 secretary: Sa muel Fabricant. pub- I ' ' licity; S'amuel Schneider. pro- I JEWELERS r.n= 1 gram : Jules Goldsmith. printing: I ... . Fred Pinkney, chairman of usher- \ 199 WEYBOSSET STREET ~ ; ettes; Nathan Roy. · hospitalit~r GOING INTO OUR 47TH YEAR .,"' ; chairman. a nd Ira Blum. associate 1 · , --... I h;1spital chairman. : IC!6tGl~s+ctGa~~_:!"~~ MR. AND MRS. RALPH KOLODNY are pictured after their wedding at Temple Beth Israel, on June 19. The bride is the SUCH former Miss Vivian Orodenker. Photo by Fred Kelman \\i~ll SAW Roo"' .------..ii z·10n .ism ,s · Futu re . 1 WEDDING-- t • INVITATIONS I In the U. S. 4-Hour Printing Service 1 1 Continued from Pag-e 9 J Printed - Embossed. forced to ask. does this mean that I Engraved gradually, as the need for this Bar Mitzvah Invitations assistance lessens, that Zionist BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS organizations will die a natural. SHOWER CARDS painless death? I have been asked i FAVORS this and I can only give my de- ' THANK YOU INFORMALS finite belief that this will NOT All Types of Printing happen. TECHNOPRINT Yes. as time progresses, Ameri 8 Empire St., Cor. Weybosset can Zionists will be called upon Jess and less to give of their effort and money. But does that mean that the Zionist Organization of ------~ IAmerica . La bor Zionist Organiza tion of America, Hadassah, Wo : men Pioneers. Mizrachi and the The Mayflower Revisionist groups will cease to Antique Shop Iex ist° Hardly. More likely, Jews throughout the world, who have , has a wide selection of ' ap by their Zionist activities identi- ! propriate suggestions for fled th emselves with a Jewish : Weddings, Showers, Anni State. will want to retain that I versaries and Birthdays, as identification. And you never saw a finer well as little casual i:ifts for Lacking a concrete and material i value than this big Kelvinator ~pj!dal . ~rcaslo'n1. program. the question does follow. i : how does this identification con- ! that storH 40 lbs. of packaged tipue 0 I feel that we can best find i th e answer by exploring what . foods and ice cubu In its ; first· formed or induced this iden- j tification. One of the most basic ; spacious Froun Eood Chest .. 1 bonds to the Zionist principle has , been religion. Yet. unique to our · See the magic Fold-away · history is that this religion con Shelf, the 12 qt. crisper, roomy stitutes. and actually is. a cul ture. And now. given the State . toll bottle shelf and other fea for which we have worked so long. , Clwose from lovely. ~o ft u 1 d we can concentrate·on J ewish cul- 1 tures that mean more for your silver in Sterling or in Shef ture. Certa inly it is rich enough · field. or from sm art American to hold our organization together. ' money. Sheffield reproductions. in tea Therefon·. with . the satisfac sets, trays, fruit-howls a ncl tion of a Jewish S tate. Zionist serving pi.eces. organizations can integrate th eir ancient enriching culture. with ~~=====_=- ----_-:::::::___r, i - --r,,1e Fl,f)O/l,, literature. art. drama a nd m usic. I THE MAYFLOWER into a program of national stimu ANTIQUE SHOP lus that will favorabl y rival that cow cf,EAR.:0 ~oJ& of a ny other belief. '?49 BROAn STREET Zi on i s m h as a lw ays had a . t;ef ./-l~-lf.; PROVIDENCE, R. I . bright future: now th e strugg les MODEL CM GAspee 1-9078 ' h ave ceased a nd the pleasure a nd r;e,...,._, _ satisfaction sh a ll multiply. NOW ONLY ..• 95 Powered by famous penny-pinching Polar,sphere, E D\\' !:\' SOFORt:NKO and MORTON SMITH of Kelvinator is refrigerated clear to the floor, in $299 Plus State Sale• Tax eluding the big 2 cu . ft. Fruit Freshener. INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, INC. IUDGET TERMS If DESIRED NARRAGANSETT ELECTRIC COMMERCIAL and THI ELECTR•C 5.-tOP, 2 WEYBOSSET STRIET PERSONAL ANALYSIS Bronches-Wonen • tlristol • Arctic • le.mt GrHnwich • Wiclcforci • Westerly , Wakefield l ' Nion 1-1 92l PART F THE N LA D ELECTRIC S T M :-,;~.., York omrr-26 l'lalt Str rrl. :--1 . \'. Whitehall 3-577 11 OF ALL THE THINGS YOU BUY - ()Jt, ELECTRICITY IS CHEAPER IT ' S UUfl llfCTIJC RATH POI YOUR HOMl ARl ACTUAUY lOWfR THAN BffOU THf WAR 1· J ) FREE TO MOTHERS-TO-BE: WRITE OR PHONE for a subscription to the American Bqby Magazine On Our 2nd BIRTHDAY DIAPER SERVICE of-R. I., Inc. proudly reviews TWO years of serving Rhode Island and neighboring Massachusetts with DEPENDABLE TWICE-A".'WEEK deliveries. The ONLY twice-a-week TWO · YEARS of service in this entire area. (we never missed a delivery) YE AR S of individually folded diapers, ready to use as they come in the door. TWO (we introduced this feature in R. I.) YE AR S of Personalized service--The very same diapers every time. TWO .(the originators in the State) · -··-· • · II ••~ -·--c.....------. ··7 -· EXCLUSIVE!!! We treat all of our -diapers with "FABRASEPTIC" 11- • (this germproofs, rashproofs and odor proofs all the diapers) For yo1.1r further protection our diapers are reg·ularly tested_ to insure perfect STERILIZATION aMd SANITATION DIAPER SERVICE of R. I. is the choice of leading doctors and hospitals including the Miriam and Osteopathic and i~ TRULY "The Choice of Particular Mothers". DIAPER SERVICE of R. I., Inc. 1040 CHARLES STREET PAWTUCKET, R. I. THE SAME SERVICE IS PROVIDED TO ALL THE SHORE POINTS INCLUDING NARRAGANSETT PIER AND NEWPORT AT NO ADDITIONAL COST ., For Immediate Delivery or Information, Call PAwtucket S-S622 TOLL CALLS DEDUCTED FROM BILL l • • I I Youl' Be.st ,; DAIRY GUIDE JUNE IS DAIRY MON'J'.H ICE CREAM FRESH EGGS CHEESE ~~ ..... ~tidl.~y.s-ft S,p,NWn.-.-, , ..... L--' PT M.illl • . LB :\{R. .-\.S"D MRS.. M.A...X .U SOS w~n m.urie-d Jun~ 5 a t ~th LUin.fnT P1C& DOZ 49c IWftl 25c ...... 51c ,-.,s.a.,;-. Dand Sr n~o,r-ie.. '1rs- .-\.L<-on i:s the former Miss Se1:na C~1- Pc to by I.oc-.ke· s. •cuo;; :.. ;:::::::::::::::::::::::::~------~ h•,.., a...i M·.il k f·re• a. ,.:-e-,.;..me_-; of ~ rtobon a:;d c-m.,,.-. ~ O.i,y s-n.. ;I ,S • i I; :--c . s--e-e: p.::s.s. 1iaSS 'lll :n a.: · he Evangeline Milk 3llils35c ~ ::.l::> . :\!..,. K !oril::.." sel e<-tee s , • "ii"CC-:- Oh i-C :e~ g °"~ ::.,m.m-e,o ------.. ;nl!'": su,-er s.n-0 bl ~ ~ . ' tjc· JUST REDUCEO • • • u la Flour ~is' 93c eA6 s1 e 99 • FINAST BEEF ~0 0Q AU. "'-J~,5 ~-= W....i.rlwl F·er s.._.., M-b • S.r,e a ._ la F·inast Flour.:!-: 37c ll~$1.65 c.u_.....i...... er...... r-t Cl.O~.i T.UU Q(J-4U1Y W'NIT1 Margarine ~~ 33c Pi:t 21c 39c • ~~ 59c SU.NO-U-0 HD Rll'i tl~s i~ F4.NCY Q I <5 S JCiS OR MAI.V'ES I M~VY SYlltl > Tomat·oes 2 25c 19c Fina st Peaches ~ N 2 7 c ICRASi'-i ~o o~ IN SWEET MliAV'f S'IR\JP Miracle W-hip 1f..' 33c • fil 55c Finast Pears ~42c FANCY L•llG E SA.Q T .Ell IH M'EAV'r S l ln.Ji> Already Acdaimed . . . Yor Garden Pears ~ 45c l The N- Fi-n.ast Sm,oothy NATU.>AL. JUI :i O~ S lE,l,lONS Lemon Juice PEANUT BUTIER ~lT A.A. 'fOt: ro S'f'ilU9S Zarex Jt.11 25c I ~~ 29c POPUl.•R su. ... oUll ;:1,. voi:ITT Princess Marshmallows ~~s 19c N.a- - ~ P .wia;;), ~ M.ld s.g.., ~ . wi.ol• o- E,tlt., ~ Br·oilers Also Fryen Lb 39c Cooked Hams Lb 65c ~ l'io-t;.. 11.-,.;.g - SMo«JD • l .,. M.•t,, II~ $Qle •½ t-o 6 u,._ ·- Chickens Lb 49c Shoulders Lb 49c r=. .... N.o t;... • ~ - ~tJ r • ...i... ..,,,tt ~ Fowl Lb 45c Veal Legs Lb 59c 1-....., Yo,lou Co.a F-.. S_, 11...1 • Yel T~ F•• were Barbara Mason, daughter of Advertisements are seen when w Cranston Club Installs Officers the H enry Masons; Elaine Cort, they are published in the Jewish daughter of the Irwin Corts; Herald. R ichard Sharp, son of Dr. a nd Mrs. Benja min Sharp, a nd Elliot .., Goldman. son of Dr. a nd Mrs. H arry Goldman. SAVED! =t'l First Anniversary An hour and a half in Mrs. ;g Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Smith's kitchen last night. She ~ G eorge Connis who celebrated served delicious, jiffy-quick ... their first wedding ann_iversary Sunday, June 19. Rumford Potato Pancakes. ~ ,==-======:: r'l~ CHILDREN'S SERVICE DESK SPACE Child ren's ser vices at. t h e Beth- I CENTRAL LOCATION D avid Synagogue were concluded Personalized T elephone Saturday, June 11 , until the fall Answering Service I when the children will conduct Nominal Rates ,their own ser vices in H ebrew and Call JA 1-3411 ;;...· IEnglish . j Clifford Fishman. a pu pil of ~iiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii~-~r:- 1 the P roviden ce H e b r e w D a y ? · School, h eaded the services under "'1 ' t he s upervision of -Rabbi Jacob :i, B ulka. a teacher at the school.- ... I -SAMUEL GILDEN 0 Refreshments were served by : ;», the· Mothers' Association. Interior and Exterior !< -I Shown a t the Cra n ston Jewish Community Club's installa Pointing tion of officers Ju'ne 15 at the Coco Cabana are: left to right, Other Resort Sydney Markoff, ,·ice president: Morris Lenz, president; Ann Fishman, secretary: Abel Gurwitz, retiring president, and Mortyn 32 years experience Advertising Will be K. Zie tz, installing officer . Photo by Bill Pockar Found on Page 19 55 HAMILTON STREET PAWTUCKET, R. I. PAwtucket 2-7747 ~e u7V1aplehurst ~===== with A RL!;:-IE S CV! MER :::::=:'::=:::::::::= BETHLE HEM. N. H . Graduation Chit-Chat Burton G oldber!-( were com paring Heart ·of tt1e White Mounta ins Graduation was doubly thrillin g notes a bout their new daugh ter s Newly Decorated & Enlarged for Bert Fain and Lois Jagolinzer last week at the Lying -In Hospi Tennis - Golf - Swimming who both received their diplomas ta l where they have rooms n ear Solarium - All Sports a nd Mond ay at Brown University a nd each tith e r. Lonnie Goldber g was Social ..\cti\'iti es - Excellent Pembroke College commencement. born June 16. The Wolfes· ba by Cuisine - Dietary Laws. At a cocktail p a rty held a t t he was born June 18. a n d might be Managem ent- RAY SILVER J agolinzer home Sunday. B er t named Jamie or J anie. Both are Brenner, Inc. a nd Lois a nnounced , the ir en "firsts" Bruce Allan Lam. Write for Booklet J . l gagem ent. Congratulp.ti;ms o n chick. firs t son of the J e rome Shop !, .. 1, Phone-, .. Bethlehem;-...,136, ;_:! both counts Ai' Sydney was Lii m chicks. was born June 9. \ graduated from Bi-own in the Mother is the form er J a n i th same cap and gown his fath er. Bernst ein. KINAPIC LODGE J. T. S ydney. had worn whe n he Home For Awhile I LOVELL VILLAGE, MAINE OH 9 Mill LAKf KEZAR ·I gradua ted from Brown 31 years Bill Sweet. who's been in the . ONE OF AMERICA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL LAKES ' a go' Al's younger brother. S t a n Army a lmost a year. is looking I W~od Burr,ing Metal Craft CABINS ON THE LAKE ley. j ust returned from a two forward t o seeing a ll his buddies ; INFORMAL- tor Adult & Fomily Groups Boseball Equipment Fishing Tackle American-Jewish Cuisine, Sandy Beach, week trip to K entucky, a gift from again when he com es h ome for 1 Boating, Fish,ng, Tennis, Good Golf, Out hi~ father for making the dean·s the weekend of the F ourth. Bill's i 58 BURLINGTON S·TREET, PROVIDENCE board Motors Recordings, Books HAY lis t in his freshman year at MIT a n IBM , I nternation a l Bus iness \ (Near H op e Theatre) FEVER RELIEF ..C ounselor Supervis,on , BOOKLET 8Y MAIL Alt h OU l! h it was a wa rm eYen- Machine, technician in W ashing - 1 ONLY I SO M ILES FROM BOSTOH - GOOD ROADS ing Mon day night whe n the Davie! ton . I ';:.::.:::...::':--.:::'.--~-=':-;:=::;;~::::;:::::~::::::::::~::::::_ _::: _=:_:::_'= _::: _::: _:::_=:_::: _::: _::: _::: _:::_=: _::: _::: _::: _::: _=:_:::_::: _::: _'::: _::: _=:_:::_::: _::: _:::_:::_=:_::: _:!.I R :> b'insons h eld open h ouse in All .-\ bout Lobs ters I h onor of son Men dy , Phi Be te. W a l t e r G artner took some , Announcing the opening of Sigm a Xi i . no one felt the heat friends on a boat trip lnst week. on the Robinson·s lawn. S is ters c r u i s i n g around the ba y and Deana a na Leila " ·ere charming stopping at K ing Gonna n ·s for h ostesses - proud a s punch of lobs ter dinners. On the way back t heir brother. to port th e gang aboarcl began · SilvPr Wedding n ursing their sunburns a nd the Celebrating 25 years of mar boat looked like a h ospita l sh ip. riage are the Abe S he inber gs and As k the Murray Coh en s or Louis ; PR.l::SCRll'TIO~S FILL ED the Charles Borod s. The She in Kaprove and his wife-th ey were , E~·eglasses Duplicated and bergs entertained at a la wn party a m one< the lobstered guests. R epaired at t h eir h om e S unday. and the New Job Borocls were fe tecl by the Fra nk J ;rnice K ram er, recently gradu Hearing Aids a nd Ba tteries Golds teins at the Golcls teir( h ome. a ted from t h e Boston Dispensary 501 ANGELL STREET Honeym ooning a s a QL,ialified hospita l laboratory above BLANDING'S at R eceived a card from Rut11 tecl111i c inn . is pretty excited a bout WA\'LA~D SQLARI:: and Da nny Cerel , married two 11e r ne w joll that s h e'll s ta rt in DExtcr 1-306 1 weeks a go,. from Sca roon Ma nor. the fall. She's accepted a posi FRED D UNDER N . Y . tion in Washington . D. C .. a n d Regis tered Opt1c1a n Comparing :'llo tes p ln n s to li ve with h er sis ter and Mrs. Marsh a l Wolfe ancl Mrs brother -in-la w . t h e Harry Gold - •- blums. Looking for Information Free Acts Every Day Afternoon and Evening . The Historic Famous FABY AN Sam Weichsclbaum of Cle ve ALL THIS WEEK IIOTt:L AND COU1"TltY c u .: B la nd would like to conta c t a Mr. Snookums -- The Wonder Bear SEASON RATES FRO M $56. Sei!:(e l who used to be a manager Jul,· 4th wrc·ke nd. three full cla ys. $30, room with bath . Social of C lnyton·s on Weybossct Street and ath erlc s taff. Ente rtainment n it: htly In our benutiful ball in I 924-25. Mr. Seigel hac! three -·- room 9- hOIP golf course. daughters and one son who died MERRY MIDWAY Phone Twin Mts. 40 or 8002 s h ortly after gradua ting from One of NPw F:n gland ·s finer resorts dental sch ool. If a n yon e h a s in New Rides · • New Gomes Owned a nd m a n aged by form ation con cerninl! Mr. Seii Attend Graduation Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K orn stein, · 49 Sm ithfield R oad, Woon socket. and Mrs. Leslie August of ROBIN-SON Pawtucket, have j ust returned from Philadelphia where they at tended the graduation exercises LODCE of their son and brother. Arnold For an Exceptionally I. Kornstein. from the W h ar ton . ~- School of Finance and Commer ce I LOW Summer Price of the University of Pennsylvan ia. Ut %a{(t,jtl £ Jc J/(m,ejtejmrle~ He received h is Bachelor of I Science degree in Economics on • Luxurious Rooms with Private Baths June 15. and was recently selected I • Unsurpassed Food • Recreational Facilities as the outstanding senior of 1949 1 from the Beta S igma R h o fra- 1 • An Ideal Lodge for Your Vacation YOUR COAT CAN BE 1 ternity. · • Perfect for a Memorable Honeymoon I Luncheon-Shower Special rates for June. Open to October 1 1. RESTYLED A 11,mcheon-sh owe r in honor i of Miss Laura Ackerman was held i Folder on request. Write ar wire for reservations. at the hom e of h er aunt, Mrs. I TEL.: CENTRE HARBOR 5002 - RING! 2. CLEANED Sam uel S ugarm an, 162 Prospect Street. on Saturday, June 11. I 3. GLAZED _ Bar Mitzvah Party I Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miller 4. RELINED entertained at a dinner reception a t the Coco Cabana, Sunday even- I ing. June 12, in honor of the Bar and 5. FITTED TO YOU Mitzvah of their son. Donald Evan I Miller. Eighty-five guests were present from Boston, Brookline. by and this city. I Chase-Curla nd The wedding of Miss Vivienne M. Curland. daughter of Mr. and 21 Douglas Avenue GA 14794 Mrs. Nathan Curland of Sixth MICHEL Street. to James Maxwell Cllase. son of Mrs. Sam uel M . Ch ase of THE FINEST MEATS LEADING DESIGNER OF FURS New York City. was held June 19 at the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel. MEAN THE FINEST FOOD PERSIAN LAMB SPECIALISTS Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen perform ed the afternoon ceremony. The bride. given in marriage Whether It 's a Sandwich, a SOLE OWNER OF by her father. chose a white ny lon-tulle gown. en train. The Full Course M eal, or a Catered finger -tip veil of tulle was at tached to a cap of duch ess and Affair, Our Finest Meats Will h ose-pointe heirloom lace with Make Your M eal a Delicious clusters of oran ge blossoms . She carried a bouquet or white bou One. vardia. lilies-of-the-valley a n d tiny white spray orchids . Mrs. David Horvitz of Paw Delicious Sandwic hes - Lunches - Sunday Dinners tucket attended her sister as mat ron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Stanley J acobs of New York. Sandwiches Made Up for Picnics twin sister of the bride . anti Mrs. L...... Mal's Comets In Thick of Softball Pennant Race .. SEE PAGE 8 ... ~- For a Special Announcement About Fred Spigel Freddie Leads in Shopping Comfort and Shopping Values Freddie's Is - ;:-_.. Air Conditioned ·-~ The Comets oi liars Bab:, Stora . deiendi:ng c-.hampion.s of th~ Je-wish So hb:1.Il Lea~- a.re currenUy staging a d.riTe f(N' th-e t ~.::=- s - I 1LCtrs :, Kre-..-?W.rr':i ;:im up a dese..>::mined KOSHER CHl~CKEN W::!6._--:" ?J::.c..:c~ - b2.Gtle tn the se=c game. t ak:!ng ·7;~ Re.•.Jdtt CtASSff IED · ,h.; te:o:.t ,-..-tee a.mi finEil:y ra.tiy - - o ::c ~=-=-:; 3:,:-~::...:::·:: - 0P~ORTUNITlES :.ng : -: tl-~tt runs Lri c.he la..5t cw :c -:----=.:c.--:; - K.r;.:..s::.-2 ~s 6 mr_:_J.0-s :a.n 2. 6-6 ;ie ill the SE :,- - Cm::,;;-..; : ~ .;.nch_ The- o: O> ..O> ... WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, ARE PROUD ..N r.l ..,~ TO PRESENT ~ < 8 C: '"' Q ~ THE NEW FRED SPIGEL C: r.l = ...=f/l :: ..,r.l r.l KOSHER MEAT MARKET zt,) r.l .....Q 0 Following is a List of Fl RSTS for Freddie! c:: ~ [al =E-< FIRST Kosher Market in N. E. to be Air Conditioned Fl RST to Have Chickens Machine-Plucked FIRST Refrigerated Window Display Fl RST in Maintaining Consistent Low Prices FIRST to Offer Cut-Up Kosher Poultry Fl RST in Quality of Meats • • • • • • • • • I •i • #~ I i : i MELDON STORE FIXTURES, INC. ARROW SHEET METAL & ROOFING CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS - CABINET MAKERS INSTALLATION OF STAINLESS STEEL Sup~lies or Equipment for All Purposes 27 Dryden Lone DE 1-4687 314 Blackstone Street GA 1-3518 i :• MUEHLBERG ENGINEERING CO. FRANKLIN GLASS & MIRROR, INC. • i AIR-CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION INSTALLATION OF GLASS •+ i 165 Gould Avenue, Worwick WI 1-8534 .90 Brood Street JA 1-9067 . : ...... !