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VOL. XLVI, No. 16 JUNE 29, 1962 12 PAGES Jewish Leaders Uphold Supreme Court Decision By Brenda Slack Some Jewish leaders In States and as such was to be are "kicking God out of our Rhode Island hailed the recent followed. lives." "The decision of the decision of the United States Rabbi Saul Leeman of the United States Supreme Court This Is The Year To Supreme Court outlawing the Cranston Jewish Center and restraining prayers in public use of official state prayers In president of the Rhode Island schools Is a welcome reaffirma the public schools as a reaf Rabbinical Association com tion of the fundamental doc Become Bar Mitzvah firmation of the constitutional mented, "Jewish leaders for a trine of separation of Church or so It would seem if you were may stay in a previously select doctrine of separation of long time have claimed that and State," he says. one of the three boys from ed home In order to see exactly church and state, while others the meaning of the separation "Compelling children to re Rhode Island who will board a how the Israelis live and work. were noncommittal, simply as of the church and the state is cite a prayer even non-de Jet at Idlewlld Airport on Tues They will also spend a weekend serting that since the Supreme Just that. All elements of re nominational In substance, is day. on a Kibbutz. Court had made this decision, ligion, whether they be holiday definitely a breech of this bas Along with nlnty-seven other Steven, the son of Mr. and It was the law of the United celebrations or recitation of ic doctrine. However, I am youngsters from all over the Mrs. Seymour Block of 78 Bry prayers, denominational or frightened by the preliminary United States, Steven Block, ant Road Cranston; Robert, the otherwise, do not have a place Interpretation of this ruling Robert Dreyfuss, and Bruce son of Dr. and Mrs. Jack B. USSR Condemn In the classroom. We feel that that may have some far-reach Sherman will make up the even Dreyfuss of 76 Weetamoe Drive, this Is a step In the right dl ing sordid Implications. hundred who will fly from New Warwick, and Bruce, the son of rectlon and trust that the "Already there has been talk York to Amsterdam for a two Mr. and Mrs. David Sherman More Jews To school authorities will cooperate that we are 'kicking God out of day tour and then on to Is of 83 Rugby Street, Cranston, ln every way to make It a real our lives' and that we are rael for a Bar Mltzvah Pilgri are all members of the Cranston Prison, Death ity." Rabbi Leeman continued, showing preference to seculari mage that will last for six and Jewish Center. saying that the general senti zation because of this ruling. a half weeks. The Center Is perhaps the PARIS - Five more Jews ment for many years of rabbis This is totally, completely and Their exciting adventure will only temple in the country that have been condemned to death and Jewish organizations has thoroughly untrue. I do not be combined with an educa has a "Summer In Israel" as In the Soviet Union recently been that religion does not know of any country that is tional program and extensl ve a part of · the regular program for "economic crimes," accord belong In the public schools. more God-fearing and obser . touring, all designed to fully of its religious school. Rabbi Ing to reports made public In The fact that prayers are ving than the United States. acquaint them with Israel and Saul Leeman has explained Soviet newspapers arriving here not allowed In public schools, Merely because the thinking of Its people. The rich religious that this program Is set at the this week. Rabbi Abraham Chill of Con the early fathers, confirmed by and cultural aspects of their 15 year old level upon the com Two of the death sentences gregation Sons of Abraham the recent decision, was to gua- were meted out to Jews after a visit will Include receptions pletion of two years study In feels, does not mean that we CContinued on Page 3) with leading figures in all walks the Hebrew High School. trial In Odessa. where two oth of Israeli life including govern Banking Program er Jews were given long prison ment representatives, rabbinical The religious school has sentences. This rePOrt ap Israel To Get $25 Million authorities and educational of- launched a banking program peared in Prava Ukrainy, of ficials. · with a Providence bank to fi ficial organ of the Ukrainian nance the venture. It is known Communist Party. As Loan From West Germany In addition to the varied cul The June 12 issue of that JERUSALEM -Israel has and roads in the Ashdod devel tural activities, attention will as the "Cranston Jewish Cen ten Israel Pilgrimage Fund" and newspaper listed the condemned received a $25,000,000 loan from opment area. A World Bank be given to a wholesome rec as Blnyamin A. · Gulko and West Germany which has mission now in Israel in con reational program at Camp children at the age of seven are encouraged to make a de Moshe A. Fuks. The newspaper promised another Joan of the nection with the Joan met with Alonei Yetzchak, located in reported that an eight-year same amount before the end Israel Bar-Yehuda, the Trans Benyamina, where the group posit every Sunday in their classroom so that by the time prison sentence was given by of the current fiscal year, POrtation Minister and with will be Ii ving w bile in Israel. they are ready for the pilgri the same court to Betya B. Maariv, the leading evening Finance Minister Lev,i) Eshkol This unique project is plan mage, financial consideration Rothstein, and a five-year sen newspaper in Israel. rePQrted last week. ned and directed by Jewish will be reduced to a minimum. tence was ·Imposed cin TZila G . last week. educators in America and Is Steven, Robert and Bruce Lapidus. All four had been ac According to the rePQrt, the rael. The special religious and are about to embark on an un cused, the newspaper stated, of loan Is outside of the West Rabbi Denies cultural programs will have the forgettable experience and all "dealing in foreign cllrrency ." German-Israel rep a rat lo n s active participation of the Is children who were born In 1949 Three other Jews were con agreement and was made in Complicity In rael Ministry of Education and and have received a minlmllII} demned to death after a trial fulfillment of a promise given other agencies. The boys and of two years Hebrew education at Dniepropetrovsk, which is by Chancellor Konrad Aden Kidnap Charges girls wfll be divided Into four are eligible to apply for the also In the Ukraine. The men auer to Prime Minister Ben groups of twenty-five each and Pilgrimage. condemned, a c c o r d in g to Gurion at their 1960 meeting in JERUSALEM - Testifying in will be guided and supervised With the high standards set a Moscow dispatch, were N. New York. The promise was . his own defense, Rabbi Binya at all times by four educators forth in the Rhode Island Re Scachevsky, I. Stavisky and L. understood to be for a $500,- min Mendelsohn of Kommem and their wives. ligious Schools we will no doubt Kocher. All three have already 000,000 loan -to be made over a iut settlement, who with three One weekend will include a have many more than three on been executed, the Moscow re period of 10 years. others is on trial for alleged visiting period where the chil the Bar Mitzvah Pilgrimage in port stated. At least four Jews The daily declared that complicity in the abduction of dren may visit their relatives the years to come, perhaps even had previously been sentenced sources in the West Yossele Schumacher, denied and friends in Israel or they a few girls next year. to death in Moscow. German Treasury Department that he had anything to do said that he Chancellor's prom with the kidnaping of the nine ise was not an unconditional year-old boy who was taken assurance that the total loan from his parents because of Israeli Officials Initiate Talks would be made. Within the fears that he would not receive general framework of the com an Orthodox education. To Prevent Possible mitment, the Bonn officials In a dramatic statement Yarn Embargo were reported to have said, the occasionally Interrupted by WASHINGTON - Israel! of Senate-House conference com States this year. The Industry matter will be reviewed each choking tears, Rabbi Mendel ficials here this week Initiated mittee has reported other legis had planned on shipping 40 year on the basis of specific de sohn told the court that he had talks with Washington autho lation that would emliower the percent of its output to the velopment projects to be sub no knowledge of Yossele's rities with a view to preventing Executive Branch to take what U.S.A. In 1962. Editorials In Is mitted by Israel. whereabouts and had nothing a POSSlble embargo on the Im ever steps may be necessary to raeli newspapers expressed the Report Denied to do with the abuctlon. He ex portation of Israeli cotton yarn reduce foreign Import quotas. hope that Washington would JERUSALEM - A denial was pressed sorrow that those hiding to the United States as a re The legislation Is designed to reconsider Its ban and continue Issued here this week by the him did not heed the call of sult of the new U. S. policy to prevent "circumvention or frus the pol!cy of encouraging free Treasury Department of a re the rabbis urging his return. curtail such Imports. tration" of an agreement made trade. POrt that Israel had received a Rabbi Mendelsohn branded The Department of Commerce under the Geneva Textile Cot The United States Tariff $25,000,000 loan from the West as a malicious lie all the stories said no freeze has as yet been ton Arrangement of last July Commission meanwhile was German Government. The re told by !'n earller witness about Imposed on Israeli cotton yarn by countries that are not mem urged to Issue "without further POrt was published last week In an alleged meeting of rabbis at exports to the Unjted States. bers of the arrangement, Israel delay" a report on Its recent Maarlv, · Israel's largest evening which It was decided to abduct The Department noted that, In Is not a member of the Geneva Investigation of the effect of newspaper. Yossele and declared that such ti.seal 1961, Israel exported 3,- Arrangement. foreign textile Imports Into the Expect Loan Approval a fabrication was reminiscent 200,000 square yards of textiles Half of Out Put United States lncludlng Isra JERUSALEM - Approval by of the "black libels" of which to the United States. However, Israel, reportedly, has hun el-made products. the World Bank of a projected Jews In the dlasPQra were ac the effect upon Israel's cotton dreds of tons of manufactured $22,000,000 loan Is expected cused many years ago. "It Is a yarn Industry may arise from textiles awaiting shipment to The call came from Repub soon, P. Glntzburg, director terrible libel," Rabbi Mendel Congressional attempts to pro the United States. Half of Is llcan Rep. Charles Jonas of general of the Transport Min sohn declared, "an woe to me vide rellef from foreign com rael's output In this field Is ex North Carollna who complained istry said, last week. that I have heard such a Ile petition· to the American tex POrted to the United States. that the Commission had been The loan Is stated for use In told by a Jewish witness under tile Industry. Accordlng to the latest figures, stalling on Its rePQrt on which road development with priority oath." He concluded his state While no official action has Israel exported $7,000,000 worth hearings were completed Mar. for building and developing a ment by dramatically reciting been taken as yet, a Joint of cotton yam to the United 26. road between Sodom and Ellat the "Sberna." .. A Herald ad always gets best FRlE..; PSYC~TR.JC CA~E results----Our subscribers comprise SAN FRANCISCO . ...:; A fund OBITUARIES l!,n active buying ma!ket. to provide P6Yohiatric treat UNVEILING NOTICES ment for r~s,!dep1i5 of the ~n CARDS OF THANKS - . IN MEMORIAM ORO.RS Francisco J ewish Home . for •the PUT UP Aged who cannot pay for such APPEAR ON BEAT TO therapy has been set up at the PAGE 10 OF THIS ISSUE home. · 1Jl\ ISRAEL BACKii EGYPT ! JERUSALEM - Israel wlll 1.IIRU I support Egypt's application for I membership in GATT. - The WINDSOR for CANDID WEDDINGS ~ delightful dining BAR MITZVAHS - famous for ... EM~~R~~!e. ~I.~?s!25 ST 1-6769 SEA FOODS PRIME STEAKS Engaged-Mr. and Mrs. Jo ITALIAN DISHES seph J. Sindle of 86 Eaton Street, announce the engage ment of their daughter, So n WINDSOR dra Roberta, to Joel Ira Sisit fTI a~rJl~~vlu Time Pa yments - Insured sky, son of Mr. and Mrs. 377 Main Street l:l. 628 Brood St. Lean A. Sisitsky of 45 Eaton ! Downtown Pawtucket 24-HOUR SERVICE Street, Springfield, Mass. Pork Free • PA 6-9761 Miss Sindle is a graduate of t GA 1-6864 Closed Mondays a Classical High School and is I presently a senior at the Uni versity of Rhode Island. Mr. Sisitsky is a graduate of the Mrs. Donald Heskins I Springfield Technical high School and the American In Miss Jane Selya. of 119 Park a id Heskins, son of Mr. and I ternational College. He is a S t r e e t . Brookline. Mass. Mrs. Harold Heskins of San HOME HEATING'S member of Tau Kappa Epsilon. daughter of the late Mr. and Francisco, Calif. The couple plan to be mar Mrs. Hyman P. Selya, was mar Rabbi Albert Goldstein and ried on June 30, 1962. ried on June IO to Rabbi Don- Rabbi William Braude officiated at the 4 P.M. ceremony in Tem I{ ple Cha Bi Shalmon. •' SMARTEST BUY! Given in marriage by her broth er, Paul Selya, the bride ~ wore a gown of white Du Luna I taffeta with a high square ~ neckline. three quarter length ' sleeves. v-line bodice, pleated '► skirt and lo w back with a panel parqe,0.n which was attached to a fly '►' ► away pleat. She carried small ► ► phaleonopsis on a bible. ' OIL-FIRED Miss Noame Neeman was '► maid of honor. Mrs. Jack Gum ► bensi was matron of honor. ' WARM AIR The bridesmaids were Miss Al :i bert Selya, Miss Jane Bartlett, CONDITIONER Mrs. William Reevkin and Miss Joan Bengers. All of the at tendants wore gowns of blue organza with scoop necklines THE LEADER LEADS and tight bodice, and carried yellow daisies. I AGAIN-WITH A DYNAMIC Jack Gumbiner was best man. NEW HEATING UNITI The ushers were Rabbi Charles !1 Davidson, Rabbi Jerome Gur ,', land, Richard Newman and ► ' The new, attractive Paragon Oil-Fired Warm Au Roger Selya. Following a trip to ·1taly and :~ Conditioner provides unvarying and healthfully Scandanavia the couple will re :1 humidified heat in cold weather ... during sum •ide in West Warwick. :1 mer it can be the convenient source Jf filtered ,, Mrs. Barry J. Alperin ,< clean, circulating air, which makes for better, Want Re-Hearing :,,1 more comfortable home condition&-homes already Temple Beth El was the tron of honor. The bridesmaids In Rockwell Case ,< scene on June 24 of the wed were Miss Hope Alperin sister ,,\ equipped with old fashioned warm air heat can ding of Miss Ethel Miriam Fish . of the bridegroom; Miss Joan NEW ORLEANS. - The Dis ,, now be easily and quickly converted by installing daughter of Dr. and Mrs. David Katzman. Miss Paula Gold trict Attor11ey's offi<:e here said •' Fish of 29 Lincoln Street , to smith, Mrs. Allan Klitzner and last" week it is seeking a re •,. a Paragon Oil-Fired Warm Air Conditioner. Barry J . Alperin. son of Mr. Miss Sue Newman. h earing of a ruling by the Criminal Distric of Appeals • and Mrs. Max Alperin of 400 Melvin Alperin. brother of ,•,' ' BE SURE TO INQUIRE NOW, Blackstone Boulevard. court which dismissed a con the bridegroom, was best man. viction of American Nazi Par . ABOUT OUR SPECIAL LOW COST The bride wore a gown of The ushers were Michael Pish , ty leader George Lincoln Rock I talian satin- with a chapel brother of the bride. Allan ,. DURING THE TERM OF THIS OFFER( length train with two panels of well of disturbing the peace. Klitzner . Steven Rosenberg, Rockwell as arrested here in :· Belgian alencon lace and seed Harry Kramer. Richard Feld ,. PA 5-6000 pearls. Her trench illusion May, 1961, after he and a group ' stein, and Thoma: Green. of his "troopers" wearin2" nazi GA 1-8121 bouffant veil fell from a satin t1 pillbox. She carried a cascade Following a wedding trip to uniforms with swastikas picket KALLAHER of baby orchids, lily of the the Candian Rockies the cou ed the showing of the film, : ple will make their home in Exodus. They carried anti-JewL ► valley and ivy. ► Miss Carol Fish sister of the Hanover, New Hampshire. ish and anti-Negro signs. A Criminal District court ruled '► bride was maid of honor and ( Mrs. Melvin Alperin was ma- against Rockwell but the ap ,. Express Thanks peals court held that the signs were not intended to incite to ' I For Italian Help violence. ' ROME - The gratitude of Rockwail came to New Or ' i the Rome J ewish community leans two weeks ago and said ' for actions taken by the a uthori he would file suit in United i ties against Rightist election States District court against HOWARD S. GREENE campaigners who invaded the Mayor Victor Schiro, the Anti i J ewish section of Rome and Defamation League of B'nai ! clashed with J ews was conveyed B'rith and police officials "for last week to Interior Minister conspiracy to deprive" him of Taviani. his "civil rights" and to have ALL LINES OF INSURANCE caused "false imprisonment." i FOR BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, HOME The Cabinet member received Subsequently h e said he had AND PERSONAL PROTECTION Chief Rabbi Elio Toaff and dropped the idea. i Prof. Pitigliano, president of the Rome -Jewish community, PRODUCTION GOOD iI who presented the thanks of 211 ANGELL STREET JERUSALEM - Minister of I the Rome J ews. The incidents Agriculture Moshe Dayan said ! UNion 1-1923 occured on June 5 and 6. that Israel's farmers can pro ! Tavian reiterated to the two vide food "at reasonable prices." ! Jewish leaders the determina While beef a nd certain fruits tion of the Italian o, crnment are in short supply here. com i INSURANCE to prevent any renr of acts pared with the European con ! of intolerance .n anti- sumer market, h e said the UNDERWRITERS, INC. Semitic character 11. •• J to guar Israeli farmer can make up the i antee constitutional freedom to shortage by providing more ! all citizens. poultry and eggs. --)-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-) -)-)-)-) -)-)-}-)-)-}-)-)-)-)-)-)-)-) LESS ARAB HATRED ' DEDICATIO.N CEREMONY selections will ,be presented. ... UNITED NATION-'rhefe is J ewj_sh Leaders A Dedication Ceremony wlll Refreshments will be served. be held at ·the newly construct less hat~ed: toward Israel among (Co,itinued from Page 1) David Hassenfeld secretary· .;i the young · In the Arab refugee ed . buliding of the Congrega of the Congregation Beth-Dav- ~ camps than among the other rantee the religious liberty of tion Beth-David of N arragan id has announced t\19.t services people, It was Indicated here by every group, , particularly min sett,. en Klngstow.i!._Road and will be held at the Synagogue ~ Sherwood Moe, UN· stall aide orities - this does not consti Fifth Avenue in Narragansett every week-day evening at 8 g tute a denial of God nor the re Pier on Wednesday at 10:30 to Dr. Joseph E . Johnson, special o'clock and on Friday evenings, l"l emissary of the UN Palestine legation of religion to an in A . M. Conciliation Commission. significant status." The program wlll open with Saturday mornings, evenings .. Rabbi William G. Braude of a Torah Procession and musical and Sunday mornings. ; ~• :; 11 ■ : 111 ■ 1111 ■ 1111 ■ 1111 ■ 1111 ■ 1111 ■ 111 1 ■ 1111 ■ 1111 ■ 1~ Temple Beth El stated, "The decision of the Supreme Court LAKE PEARL MANOR I PROVOST of the United States represents WEINSTEIN'S Rte. 1A - Wrentham, Mass, i the law of the land. Such de AS ALWAYS THE BEST I HEALTH CLUB ! cisions the citizen Is not called - STRICTLY KOSHER - WONDERFUL VACATION, DIRECTLY ON THE LAKE BOATING, I ! upon to comment on or to con FISHING, SWIMMING, EXCEU.ENT SUNDAY DINNERS demn, but to accept." RESERVE NOW I FOR MEN ! WRITE OR PHONE EVergreen 4-3102 A prominent member of the ! 11 Peck St. ! Fred Kelman Photo I I Sheldon S. Sollosy, was in Providence school committee, i MA 1-3678 !! Sherwin Kapstein agrees that a stalled as president of the decision of the Supreme Court I Steam Baths - Massage ! Cranston Jewish Center on must be followed. He says, "One Les Kessler's Delicatessen I . Jiu-Jitso - Karate Les.sons I Saturday Evening, Junia! 23. of democracy's chief charac AND LUNCH BAR Rabbi Eli" Bohnen of Temple teristics and assets Is Its reli ! Tues., Thurs. Nights I ance on the rule of law. As the Emanuel was the installing HOMEMADE officer. presidency and Congress each • CORN BEEF '1■ 111 ! ■ 111 1 ■ 111 1 ■ 1111 ■ 1111 ■ 1111 ■ 111 1 ■ 111 1 ■ 111 1 ■ 1111 ■! has its unique function under our form of government so does • ROLL BEEF KNISHES "SAM" WILK IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT the Supreme Court. Recognizing FRESH DAILY the Court's unique function, • HOT PASTROMI "BESS" HARRIS law-abiding citizens will obey SPECIALIZING IN IS NOW ASSOCIATED WITH the recent decision handed down by the Supreme Court of Jewish S~ndwiches And Kosher Style Cooking S. 1-i. WILK REALTY CO. the land relating to prayer In 735 NORTH MAIN ST. MAnning 1-5888 BESS IS HANDLING ALL the public schools." (BETWEEN PLEASANT & JENKINS STS.) 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National Mrs. David M. Hirsch, Jr. Miss Arlene Kampner. daught yoke of alencon lace and tiny Stores er of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham pearls. She carried a bible with Kampner of 270 Gallatin white orchids and stephanotis. Street, was married on June 2 Mrs. Ira Kanter was matron to Dr. David M. Hirsch. Jr., of honor and wore a light blue son of Mrs. Jeanne M. Hirsch. flowered chiflon dress. She car ried a bouquet of white mar Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen· oflciated quarites and blue larkspur. at the 9 P.M. ceremony. Or. M. Freedman, uncle of Given in marriage by her the bridegroom. was best man. Week-end Meal Values! father the bride wore a gown The couple took a wedding of ivory peau de souie with a trip to New Hampshire. TURKEYS Oven Ready 8 to 14 LBS 18 to Plump, Mealy, 22 LBS Broad-Breasled LB 39c LB 35c CORN BRISKET Cryovac - N. Y. Delicatessen Style Note the Low, Low Price lb 69c Same Low Self•Service Prices in All Stores in This Vicinity - (We Reserve the R,ghl lo lim•I Quanlities) "< '/~-. " .;~ ;•,·.. Mrs. Richard Samuel Mittleman CANTALOUPES Mr. and M/s. Richard Samuel henemser. Dr. Samuel Pressman Mittleman left on a wedding was the soloist. Jumbo Size-Spoonfulls of lusciousness, trip to Miami Beach, Fla, fol The bride wore a white satin F9R lowing their wedding in Tem gown with see1 pearls and se sweet, juicy, rich and flavorful 2 49c ple E m a n u e I on June quins. white organza skirt and 24. Mrs. Mittleman is the for wore a closed crown of seed m er Miss Linda Ann Weiner, pearls. She carried white or daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ha chids. WATERMELONS rold Weiner of 3 Harian Road Miss Ronni Louis Weiner, Fiery red, vine-ripened, full of sweet juice and Mr. Mittleman is the son sister of the bride, was maid of LB of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Mittle honor. Steven Mittleman, bro a summertime favorite man of 74 Eighth Street. ther of the bridegroom. was 6c Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen offici best man. The couple will make ated at the 1 P.M. ceremony their home at 107 Gordon BEST GROCERY BUYS THIS WEEK! assisted by Cantor Jacob Ho- Street, Brighton, Mass. reliance. Instead, he held, Is Says Young rael should stress "the unfi ·FINAST - Creamy, Smooth Texlure nished character of her major QT problems." All Israeli actions Mayonnaise JAR 59c Generations and utterances, he stated, "ought to be directed toward Swe-,1 Tasty, Tender Drift Apart' evolving and strengthening the equal partnership" between Is 1LB 1oz JERUSALEM - Minister of rael and Jewries abroad. Del Monte Peas ·4 CANS 79c Education Abba Eban, who Eban suggested that Israel knows America well after years develop a .rfew outlook in regard of service there as Israel's Am to American Jews. warning that bassador to Washington and to Israel should "stop lectw-ing the United Nations, warned American Jewry about its in here last week that the younger security." What should worry generations of both Israel and Israel, he said, is "not Ameri HUNDREDS OF ·Yt.i-BONUS STAMPS! the United States are drifting can Jewry's desire to 'intervene' apart. in our affairs, but its occasional Big Bonus for you - on an array of Bonus Stamps He was one of the principal signs of disipterestedness and speakers at the "dialogue" be apathy. Generations are grow Specials in every department. All items clearly tween representatives of the ing up in Israel and in Ameri displayed and identified. Fill your stamp book American Jewish Congress and can Jewry which are becoming faster - get your free gifts sooner. top IsraeUs. aUen and foreign to each other, Eban said that "the begin sharing no memories, cherish NO COUPONS NEEDED - BUY All YOU WANT! ning of wisdom" for Israel, in ing no common dreams." her relationships with world J ewry, especially American A Herald ad always gets the • 1 Jewry, involves the abandon best results - our subscribers liiiiilC ment of "the premature and comprise an active buying mar illusory pose" of absolute self- ket. ------~--
proudly and gratefully the name A subscription to the H~.!_ald 1s' who "has everything" else. Call "' of his mother-in-law -- Edel's.) a good gilt Idea for the person 724-0200. Certainly, Ruth's faithfulness made her worthy of being the mother of the royal House of David; yet, at the cradle of the lcingdom we find Naomi -- the Broadway Auto Lease Jewish mother-In-law. Naomi desires nothing for her self. She refuses, at first, to Ask Your Business Associates accept the sacrifice of Ruth's decision to accompany her. She Who Already Do Business With Us pleads with Ruth to "rerurn to thy mother's house." Naomi wishes ANY MAKE ... ANY. MODEL to bear alone the burden of her Rhode Island's Largest Auto Lease Company fate: "For It gr.leveth me much for your sakes, for the hand of For Rotes the Lord is gone forth against Write or phone: KEH STEIHGOLD me." Broadwoy Auto Leose CHARLES WOOLF Naomi, Ruth, Or.pah. These three lonely, unforrunate widows stand at the parting of the ways (the crossroads of history?), If I Ruth would have taken the logical Broadway Auto Sales Our Younger Set-Linda Joy, 7 years old and Lisa Beth, one step, not in the direction of Naomi, year old, ore the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gepner of -the story would have stopped right 766 Broodwoy, Pawtucket PA 3-4700 Elizabeth, N. J. Mrs. Gepner is the former Mi ss Sandra Wein ---(Continued------on Page 6) ------'°.. stein of Providence. ... "' The Biblical Mother - In - Law .."' The "Book of Ruth," which woman, broken In heart and that's -right l recounts the story of perhaps the : spirit, who has sustained the most most famous of converts to •grievous of losses, to embark dn Judaism and Jewish commitment, the plans and acts which we wit is traditionally read on the fest!- ness In the "Book of Ruth?" To val of Shavuot, the "Season of this we can only reply: it was her the Giving of the Law." Ruth is • Innate goodness, her kindness, not only the best known Jewish her love. convert, but also one of the most The Sages of the Talmud tell appealing Biblical heroines. But us that the "Book of Ruth" was is Ruth really the heroine of the written because of the quality of Book that bears her name? A kindness (hesecl) It portrays. But careful reading of the text must whose kindness? r eveal to us that the true heroine We read about the lcindness of is Ruth's indomitable mother-in- Ruth. Boaz says to her: "Thou la)II_, . the long-suffering and ul- hast shown more kindness In the timately triumphant Naomi. end than at the beginning." We As the charming tale progres- are also told about the lcindness ses, we discover that Ruth's r ole of Boaz: "Blessed be he of the in the unfolding of the drama Lord, who hath not 0 left off his about her is a passive one. She kindness . . . " Even the kindness takes no independent action. of Or.pah Is mentioned: ' 'And Na Everything that happens, happens omi said unto her two daughters to her or through her but not by in-law: ' ... . the Lord deal lcindly her. Her one independent act wa s with you, as ye have dealt with the brave decision to leave her the dead and with me'. 0 But there home for the certain hardships is not a single mention of the of Judea. Nevertheless, she de- lcindness of Naomi. clares to Naomi, in the immortal Such, perhaps, is the fate of words: "Whither thou goest, I the Jewish mother-In-law, of will go ." whom Naomi is the highest ex- ' Tr1,1e, the unhesitating utter- ample. She works and worries, >' ance of these words was the most suffers and sacrifices herself, but fateful act in Ruth's life and the she remains discreetly In the most consequential. But from that background -- self-denying, self point on, everything that Ruth effacing. As she is, so Is does is done on Naomi's prodding. her devotion -- unobtrusive and 1 It is Naomi, not Ruth, who manip- anonymous. ulates the events. Naomi plans In our present culture, everything. She goes about her mothers-In-law generally serve purpose with care and tact. She as the targets for uncompllment flgures out, down to the last detail, ary Jokes. But how unfair this Isl all the possibilities, risks and Consider Naomi. How much good dangers. She anticipates Ruth's ness and love she displayed. How Viceroy's got the taste that's right! every step and action. She draws much warmth and devotion In her S~me filter cigarettes taste too strong-just like the .oh her vast experience and know- every word and deed. And how ledge of human narure to bring many Jewish mothers-in-law like unfiltered kind. Some taste too light-and they're no fun at all. about the happy ending. her who, down through the genera- But Viceroy tastes the way you'd like a filter cigarette to taste. There is no doubt about It, tions, have worked day and rµght Naomi Is the motive force behind and endured gr.eat hardship and Smoke all seven of the leading filter brands, and you'll all the events and Incidents de- deprivation so that their learned scribed In the Biblical book that sons-In-law might Ile able to de agree: some taste too strong . .. some taste too light .. . but ls called-- not too accurately-- vote all their time and ability to Viceroy's got the taste that's right. That's right! That's jjgh!J the "Book of Ruth." the study of the Torah. (One of But what is the power that the greatest commentators on the {') 1902, DROWN & WILLIAMSON TOl.lACCO COHPO llATION :7Zc . f/ari ,(Oua lil!J i,1 .
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She re 0, story and no "Book of Ruth." brakes, the ALA states . ... hearses every word to be spoken I But Ruth took the illogical step --the right one. as we know now. by Ruth, instructs h_er as how to speak it, and when. Care is taken Saturday Evening S-B P M ~ She proclaims her fateful commit-' p not to hasten things, not to pre Al Abelson's Fine Foods ment -- "Whither thou goest, 1 BUFfET SUPPER ... cipitate prematurely the flow of 776 Hope Street, Providence, R. I. will go" - and what might have By candlelight events. For correct timing is very DExter 1-5995 been the end thus becomes ~ a be FABULOUS DESSERTS e ginning. What could have been the important in such matters, as all CLOSED FOR VACATION dissolution of a relationship sub good matchmakers -- amateurs MISS DUTTON'S =r.. merged in disaster becomes the and profess ionals -- know. But apart from her clever Q start of a moving chain of events ,,. AND REDECORATION which culminate In the Kingdom management of events and oppor of David. tunities, one factor, though unseen, ~"-l What prompted Ruth to forsake is always present -- love. This is JULY 4th THRU JULY 15th her family and country for Naomi? the force that directs and guides BUYING = What so fascinated this young wo every step of Naomi's in her guid- ~ (Contlnued on P~e 12) < man that she decided to give up .,;a her loved ones and her homeland? A CAR? ..00 The tragedy that had befallen "-l Naomi was the cruelest that could Q Buttonwoods Crest happen to any woman -- the loss 0 of her hus band and sons within a ► short time of each other. Never SAVE ' = Nursing Home the less, though she felt that ''the "-l ' Almighty hath dealt very bitterly ' ( ' =!-< Public Inspection with me," Naomi was not bitter. ' True, she had lost a great deal- UP TO ' Saturday, June 30th lrom 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. but not herself. Despite the ' "Enjoy our magnificent bay vieiv cu you broivse., calamitie s, she r etained the charm ' Lois Handy Roger Handy of her goodness. She s alvaged ' from the disaster her love of $200 '• Admini,trator On,n,r people and the will to help and 139 Hemlock Aw.., Warwick RE 1,1321 to serve. r Even though she asked her on Financing ' countrymen no longer to call her ( Naomi (Naomi means ..pleasant") and Insuring ' but Mara (meaning "bitternes s"), ' CANDY CANE still, there was no bitterness in ' her. She deserves her given name, I can save you money ' true even in her darkest hour. with a low-cost 6% ' NURSERY SCHOOL, INC. What is more, she had grown In ' Auto loan and add t.o ' her sufferings as had her good Bor Mitzvoh - Eric Drew ' ness Increased. It was this that ' Olney Arnold Rd., Cranston, R. I. Stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. your savings with low ' attracted Ruth and determined her cost, top coverage auto ' decision to cast her lot with that Samuel Stein of 45 Homer 'I -New School• New Equipment• New Buses- pay I of Naomi. Street, became Bar Mitzvah insurance. It will I And no sooner has Ruth utter at Temple Beth Israel on to I we11-rounded program. Lovely country environ you check with me I ed her Irrevocable decision, than April 28. before you buy. I me The DARIO PRICES The Year America The Motorists Will Will Never Forget Never Forget BRAND NEW 1962 FALCON 2 DR. BRAND NEW 1962 FDRD FAIRLANE 2DR. I . --· ~~~-~ -~,~-. ----·----- . •·~· . . ,' ' ' .tt · !l (! --~/\ -."fmt' . INaUDING - FRESH AIR INCWDING - FRESH AIR HEATER AND All STANDARD HEATER AND AU STANDARD FACTORY EQUIPMENT FACTORY EQUIPMENT FOR ONLY FOR ONLY Model Close-Out OVER 100 BRAND NEW Prices in the Fall '6! 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Genter, son of Mr. the Beverly Hilton Hotel. / SEALS WARWICK and Mrs. Maurice Genter of Given In marriage by her ~- ----::::~: I • PRIES LIDS sl 92 Lyndon Road, Cranston. father, the bride wore a chan Near Temple Beth Am -tllly lace gown highligh ted with silk organza. She carried white JUST LISTED orchids with stephanotis. FAIRCHILD'S 10-12 ARCADE • 130 WESTMINSTER ·sT. • GA 1-909S 6 Year Old, 3 Bedroom I! Miss Sandra Genter, sister of Rumpus R..Jom, the bridegroom , was maid of Lot. ldeol For honor. Be Bought FHA Weddlnir Announcement Charles Silverman was best RECREATION, CAMPS AND ORGANIZATION Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Llbowltz man. Followlug a wedding trip to Why Collect Rent Receipts? of Baltimore, Md., have an nounced the marriage of their Lake Tahoe, the couple will NEED INSTRUCTIONS? daughter, Carol Ruth, to Ben make their home at 1528 Vet We set up Projects to suit your Budget and bock it up with the SAM RIDDELL jamin Bugllo, son of Mr. and erans Avenue, Los Angeles 24, Largest Handicraft selection you con find in N. E. Mrs. Michael Bugllo of Rankin Calif. l GA 1-8814 or WI 1-5236 Avenue, on June 17. Plus a Sudio to Teach Your Instructors. The couple will r eside In Cronson-Hyman Baltimore where Mr. Buglio is No Budget Too Small At a 3 PM. ceremony on ...... = .. ····~··~ doing oceanographic research at Sunday, Miss Ruth Marlon Hy Chesapeake Bay Institute, man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johns Hopkins University. KNICK 'n' KNACK William Hyman of Providence, Fourth Child was married to Harry Marvin 120 FORBES ST. Mr. and Mrs. Michael H . Cronson, son of Mrs. George EAST PROV., RIVERSIDE, R. I. MONEY Silverman announce the birth Cronson, of Providence, In the of their fourth child and sec chapel or T emple Emanuel. ond son, David Marc, on May 434-8362 Rabbi Ell A. Bohnen offici 18. MEANS ated at the ceremony which Maternal grandparents are was followed by a reception at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stanzler the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel. INDEPENDENCE of Brookway Road and patern FUR STORAGE TIME! Call Mark Weinberg al grandparents are Mr. and The bride, escorted by h er father, wore a gown of ottoman Some day either your family Mrs. William Silverman of And Say Doyle Avenue. with short sleeves "nd con will need money to replace trolled bell-shaped skirt. Its Know you'll treat Wins Award I square neckline and bouffant your earnings or you your Sheldon J . Miller, son of Mr. chapel train were trimmed My furs gently self will need an income for and Mrs. David Miller of 15 with Imparted Irish lace. Her K ingston Avenue, was awarded ~ ' ·; '' ' ' I·', ! retirement. Sun Life insur silk illusion veil fell from a the Anthony Medal, given for CALL GA 1-8096 ance can provide both. matching fabric rose. She car outstanding scholastic achieve for pickup service ~·•·''""'"''·''''""'. ried a bible with an orchid and ment. • restyle ELLIOT F. SLACK stephanotis. We Have 8ccn Awarded 1he Sheldon graduated from Na- • repair than Bishop Junior High Miss Minna Claire Saxe was CERTIFICATE OF MERJ:r 1019 INDUSTRIAL BANK BLDG • clean ~~ of the MASTER FURRIERS School. maid of honor and Evan L. Cronson, brother of the bride GUILD OF AME.RICA DE 1-242) In California groom, was best man. Mrs. Robert Kudish and daughters, Beth and Joy, left After a month's trip across CUSTOM the country, the couple w!Il FURRIER LIFE on Sunday for Hollywood, Calif. Mark Weinberg SUN to be reunited with their uncle make their home at 228 Water ASSURANCE and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. man Street . 290 Westminster St. Providence, R. I. 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Jose Ferrer may play Second Class Postage Paid at Provide nce , Rhode Island DANCE DEPT.: One night re stage of the nightclub, and said: the title role In the London pro Subscription Rates: Fifteen Cents the copy; By Mall, $5.00 pe r annum; outside cently, the owner of a dock-side "When I started in show business, duction of the musical "Kean." . .. New "England, $6.00 per annum. Bulk rates on request. · nightclub on the Greek Island of I· often worked to fewer people Romain Gary's play "Johnny Hydra saw the yacht "Christina" The Herald assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors in than Welle has onsp,ge." Coeur" opens in Paris Sept. 3• • . . advertisements, but wlll reprint that part of the advertisement ln which the come Into port. Aristotle Onassis typographical error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the management FOOD DEPT.: Eddie Arcaro Carson McClurrers left the hos and Marla Callas were at the rail. lmmedlately ot any error which may occur. dined at the Four Seasons and pital last week. She'll return to FRIDAY, JUNE 29 , 1962 The club owner asked his cus ordered a series of rich dishes. her home In Nyack to write a book tomers to start dancing, please, "You Ciln see I'm rettred," said of poems for children. to attract the famed arrivals. The Arcaro. "I'm eating like a horse WALL ST. NOTE: The stock customers obliged, and Onassis Instead of !lice a jockey." market crash added an lnadvert-· and Mme. Callas stopped to watch. MEMO: Sargent Shriver, now ent laugh to "How to Succeed. .. " "1 'IOUR M-ONE'l'S The dancers, who were doing head of the Peace Corps, may In the scene where Robert Morse Q Improvisations of Greek steps, 0 take over Fowler Hamilton's job discusses possible giveawayltems were Hal Prince, producer of as head of the foreign aid pro for the firm's 'IV, the line which ~=- "Take Her, She's Mine" and ., A gram .... James Mason, who'd In now gets a laugh is: "I know what "1 WORTH Funny Thing Happened on the Way tended to fly to London the other we'll give away-- stock In the to the Forwn°: Nora Kaye, one night, Instead flew to Berlin for company." = of America's foremost ballet the premiere of ., Lolita" there "" by Sylvia Porter DRAMA DEPT.: Edward Albee stars, and Herb Ross, the Broad .... Frank Sinatra offered to put Is completing his dramatization of way director and choreographer. up all the financing of the Undsay "Ballad of the Sad Cafe." He re They stomped and twirled In their and Crouse-Irving Berlin musical ONE OF EVERY SIX ADULTS HIT BY STOCK CRASH sents It when he reads that his lmprompru version of a native "Mr. Pres ident.. in return for the next play "Who's Afraid of Vir dance. At least 17 million of us have been directly hit by the stock market recording rights. His offer was ginia Woolf?" ls his first full They were rewarded by hear declined. length play. It will run three crash of 1962 to date. This Is the all-time peak total of us who now Ing Mme. Callas say to Onassis, Producer Walter Wanger and hours. His "The Zoo Story" was own shares in the nation's publicly-help corporations , an Increase of "So typical." screen writer-director Joe Man one hour long, and his "The Sand 161 per cent over the number of us who owned shares In 1952 and BOOK NOTE: U.S. Ambassador representing one out of every six adults In the country. kiewicz, who reamed to do "Cleo box" 12 minutes long. "But each Stockdale gave a reception· at the patra," will end their association of them" said Albee, "Is full embassy In Dublin for the James with 20th C. Fox. They were to length. A play has its own dura At least 4.5 million of this total are either sitting with paper Joyce Memorial Comm I tree. losses In their stock portfolios or have sold out and taken losses. This have been partner s In f I I m Ing tion and Is in itself Its own full Among the guests was Sylvia "Justine" .... Dr. Bernard Finch, length." ls the number who since 1959 have entered the stock market for the Beach, who first published Hem first time -- and with the stock market on average below the lows of serving a life term for the s laying THEATER NOTE: Geraldine ingway in Paris and firs t publish Page, now one of the most sought 1959, with many of the most glamorous stocks violently de-glamorized, ed Joyce's "-tnysses. r, Any Van after actresses In Hollywood and the odds are that this estimate of those with losses on paper or In derbilt said to her: "It mus t have Magnes Museum fact is conservative. on Broadway, dissented from a taken much courage to publl sh To Be Established magazine's description of her as •tnysses.'" At least 1.5 million of this total really have been socked in the SAN FRANCISCO - Estab "an overnight success." Miss "No," replied Miss Beach, "It lishment of a Judah L. Mag Page said: "A girl can't very well pocketbook. This is the number who came Into the market for the first was fun. Everything I've ever done nes Mem orial Museum, to be called an overnight success time in 1961, when the marker was touching its highs. Unless they were In my whole life has been FUN." far more nimble than the most professional pros, they didn't retreat honor the m emory of the late when It took 10 years of srudy and BUSINESS DEPT.: Al Levy, president of the Hebrew Uni acting to get there. It would be In time. the founder of Talent Associates , versity In J erusalem who was an awfully long overnight." Inc .• who dled recently, once was Another 120 million are being Indirectly affected by the slump, on Frank Sinatra's manager . He born In this city, has been an (Dis tributed 1962, nounced by a group of Magnes by The Ha ll Syndicate, Inc.) paper anyway. This ls the total who have s avings In fi nancial lnstiru worked at that job with dedication. (A ll Rights Reserved) tlons which In tur n have put part of their funds In stocks -- and When Sinatra was released from admirers in Oakland. The mu financial lnstirutions haven't escaped this stock crack-up either. the hospital after a siege of ill seum will be housed at Temple Free Rome Jew ness, the worried Levy s aid, Beth Sholom , San Leandor, Still another 35 million who don't now directly own stocks are "Frankie's been In the hospital- built in 1885 a nd one of the On Riot Charge on the threshold of Investing or are Interested In learning more about but who d'you think has been doln' oldest synagogue buildings in ROME - Angelo Terra -cina, buying stocks -- assuming the action of the market doesn't scare the real suffering?" the West . a Rome J ew who was arrested them to the sidelines for an indefinite period. ART DEPT.: A New York A fund of $25,000 has been earlier this month dueing a stockbroker tells of the day he raised for the museum by an clash in the clty;s Jewish quar The Impact of Wall Street now runs across the nation, touches went to solicit the account of Ed Oakland committee, of which ter with members of the neo every state, cities both big and small, all occupations, all Income ward Gilbert, the financier who Seymour Fromer Is secretary. groups. fasclst Movimento Soclale Ital fled to Rio. Gilbert showed the Magnes m em orabilia, including iano was acq,:litted here this These are just a few of the statistics and conclusions that leap his writings and documentary broker his office, and said, "Do week by a Rome tribunal which out of the fourth and most comprehensive survey of stockholders In you like stamps? Look at these. I material, are now on display at the U,S, yet undertaken by the New York Stock Exchange and released dismissed for Jack of evidence, thought I'd better have some, so the Oakland Public Museum, charges that he had assaulted a today. In this tale of the spread of stock ownership you can read one and will be installed In the new I told a stamp dealer to send me police officer. of the most dramatic social-economic developments of modern times. a million dollars' worth." Gilbert permanent Magnes Memorial continued: "Do you like art? Look Museum. During his trial, Terracina Only a comparatively short time ago, stockholders were concen at these paintings. I thought I'd Dr. Magnes was born here In admitted that h e had struck a trated In cities In a few old, wealthy states. No longer. New York still better have some. and sent to an 1877, the son of Rabbi David L. man who, he said, approved of leads with a shareowner population of 2,341,000 but my home state art gallery for a million dollars' Magnes. He · r eceived his early a remark by a woman bystand Is losing Its lead, now accounts for only 14 per cent of the total share worth." education in Oakland and after er that 'the nazls killed only owner population against 20 per cent In 1956. California ls in second NIGHTCLUB NOTE: Sammy a brilliant career In the Ameri 6,000,000 of them; they should place with 2,037,000 shareowners, Is pulling up fast. Pennsylvania and Davis Jr. , recently finished his can rabbinate, he became one have killed them all." The pub Illinois follow, each with more than one million shareholders. Srock one-man show booking at Harrah's or the founders and later presi lic attorney also conceded the ownership has been soaring In smaller cities, paralleling the rise of In Lake Tahoe. He stayed the next dent of the Hebrew Uuniverslty strong provocation of the neo suburbia and exurbia. night to observe Lawrence Welk's In Jerusalem . He died In New fascist group which drove Also, I'm sure the aggressive promotion of murual funds through opening. Davis watched Welk's York In 1948. through the J ewish quarter. out the nation has much to do with the skyrocketing number of stock holders. Nearly 2.2 million stockholders own shares In investment young lady remained for a year, companies ONLY, up 75 per cent in just four years and now represent rerurned to this country. and then ing 13 per cent of the shareowner population against 4 per cent as persuaded her flancee to go bacJ, · recently as 1956. with her. In They were married In Israel Only a relatively short time ago, the typical stockowner was a and are still living there. fairly elderly man, at or past the peak of his earning power with • • • money accumulated over the years and placed in stocks. That profile Hollywood ... AT the Desert IM, Las Vegas, is obsolete. The average age of stockholders today is 48, the average Jack Benny remarked about age of stockholders who have entered the market for the first time Sammy Davis, Jr.: "He has so since 1959 is 39. · By Baniey Glazer much talent, if he weren't of the -same faith, I'd hate him." Only a few decades ago, many Individuals In the stock market HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA- If I don't make It, I think I'll be were In ~th their entire nesreggs and borrowing to the hilt In addition. Star of "Bye Bye Birdie" · at the come a brain surgeon." Shades JEWRY •Is very • proud• of the When they were taken to the cleaners, they were taken all the way. Not Las Vegas Riviera Hotel ls Elaine of Ben Casey' s influence I rising success of young Soupy so today. Of all stockholders, 86 per cent also have savings accounts, Dunn, one of the most talented • • • Sales (that's a man's name) who 87 per cent have life Insurance, 77 per cent own their own homes, 26 dancers, singers and actresses At the Flamingo Hotel, Las performed quite capably as a per cent own other real estate, 50 per cent have pension plans, 56 per I've witnessed in years. Cleveland Vegas, famed vocalist· Gog! Grant recent fill-In on NBC-'IV's cent own U.S. savings bonds, 10 per cent own other types of bonds. And, born, Elaine attended Glenville (Mrs. Bob Rlfklnd) discusses her "Tonight" show. What we like of course, most stockholders are not on thin margins; quite the con High School. Her parents are Sam daughter, Jeri, 19, who attends best about Soupy: when he throws trary. The nm,,oer caught in the late May collapse who were over and Goldie Dombclk. He's a com- the University of Oregon. It seems his famous pies Into the faces of borrowed was a minority. mercial artist. · that young /er! Is weary of the suspecting celebrities, he does It When she sings "I'm notSwed modern girl s makeup and Ideas. the orthodox way -- never mixes The key message shines through every statistic. With so many lsh, not British, not Yiddish, but She sneers it down as "pseudo meat pies with cream pies. millions In all classes In all parts of the nation Involved in the stock Spanish," Elaine Isn't telling the sophistication." • • • market, what happens In Wall Street now Is sure to affect what happens truth. She's Yiddish. She Is mar Jeri's ambition Is to go to PAUL Winchell, the ventrilo In the economy In general. ried to Dean Shendal, a Las Israel and live on a kibbutz and quist, maintains a home in White It's another warning to Washington not to shrug off what Wall Vegas hotel executive, and has her mother is highly pleased. stone, N.Y., but his pretty wife, Street says, for this new Wall Street can help make true Its own a son, Adam, 7, from a previous Jeri's best friend, Nancy, a UCLA Nina, and their three children forecasts. marriage. srudent, also wants to go to Israel usually accompany Paul in his . iVistrlbuted 1962, by T he Ha ll Syndicate, Inc.)(All Rights Reserved ) "How' d I ~et Into showbusi and work on a kibbutz which Is show travels across the country. ness?" the 5'3 ' attractive sensa quite commendable, thinks Gog!, Do they fly? No. They drive, Communities Cite _Jewish Chaplain tion mused. ,.My uncle, Bennie because she's Christian. using a U-haul trailer to cart Ray, was with Olsen and Johnson However, Nancy can't afford their belongings. A rutor also goes FORT DIX - Lt. Col. Meir Chaplain Engel, senior Jewish for years. He got me interested the trip, · but a certain source, along to keep the kids up with Engel, post chaplain at Fort chaplain In New Jersey, was and I did what apparently came which I am honor bound not to their schooling. Dix, was honored at an Oneg presented with a plaque "for narurally." ·divulge, has promised to come From wrong to right, theyoung Shabbat last week by represen outstanding devotion and ex In the same delightful Riviera up with the expense money. srudenrs are April, 2, (she hasn't tatives of the Jewish commu emplary activities for Ood and musical, which Is creating a Backstage at the Flamingo, learned much except she gets what nities of Philadelphia and New country." The affair also · com furore in Gamboltown, Barry Gog! also told me how Michael -she wants when she cries): Vicki, Jersey, prior to his departure memorated the centennial of Pearl, 12, was asked If he Intends Blankfort, the famous screen 8: and Janet, 12. 'There is also for a new post In Fort Ord, the Jewish Chaplaincy, which to make acting a career. Replied writer and novelist, had sent one Jerry, but he can't seem to learn Cal. Is being celebrated this year. the lad: "I'll give It a few years. of his daughters to a kibbutz. The a thing. He's a real dummy. ..[!l ;,. _3_5_ _- P-ri_v_a_t_e- ln_s_t_r_u_ct_i_o_n____ I ~ 1.:....Accounting, Bookkeeping 10-Cement, Asphalt Work 19-General Services 30-Painting, Decorating ------,--~I= BOOKKEEPING, ac~ounting, clerical ALTERATION - Asphalt and cement Announcing the opening of OUTSIDE painting our specialty. Re TUTOR, French, high school and col- tt, service, including preparation of paving. General contracting. Also, pairing and roofing. A vallable im ~e ~;trea~tact:cs :x~r1enced C~-~ : monthly statements, collection let Lawnmower Service Co., Inc., mediately. F. H. Daniel. DE l-5r: 1 6 machinery rentals. UN 1-7673, EL 203 Division St., Pawtucket, R. I. 4 ters, pickup and delivery service. 1-8676. 5-63 TUTORING by qualified teacher in ~ UN 1-6292. 9.3 Complete lawnmower repalring and ASPHALT driveway, 9 x 45, special physics, chemistry, biology and • sharpening. Also all makes of small PAINTING math. Junior and senior high level. "!j BOOKKEEPING, all phases. Arrange $45. All other sizes in proportion. motor repairing. Guaranteed A-1. ments made for pickups and de Specials on parking areas and side (pick-up, delivery service anywhere). UN 1-7554. 8-3 ~ livery. Call GE 4-8304. 9-14 walks. All work guara nteed. New Interior, Exterior TUTORING high school English. High .,. England Paving Company, 621-9510, Call PA 3•7057, Taunton, Mass., school teacher, master's degree, 0 DE 1-7917. 8-17 VA 4-7144 Carpentry, roofs and gutters repaired. 2-Antiques For Sale Carl and Art Shaw 8-10 East Side. Call evenings. PL 1-7905. ~~ / ASPHALT driveways, small iobs, Reasonable prices. Free estimates. EXPERT Pest Control Service. Re.a ANDRE'S INTERIORS, 479 Tlogue patch repairs, water problems. 30 Guaranteed. F. Notarlanni. years experience. Reasonable. sonable rates. Ants, roaches, mice, 36-Real E_state For Sale Avenue, Coventry. We buy, sell An etc. Call Kelly 461-7810. 8-17 HO 1-4397 - ST 1-4690 tiques, Washstands, dry sinks, ta RE 7-7629. 8-3 7-20 bles, commodes, glassware. VA 1- ASPHALT driveways, sidewalks, park SUMMER houses opened. Reasonable PAINTING, Inside, outside, papering, 0220. 7-27 ing areas, all work guaranteed, rates for cleaning your home from GLOCESTER top to bottom. Free estimates. Call ceiling, 2 rooms, $30; four room~, equipment rental. Quality Pavlng, TE 1~729 anytime. 8-3 $50; papering, 8xll rooms, $4. Free 3-Apartments For Rent ST 1-4081. 9.7 estimates. EL 3.J335. 9-14 Waterfront cottage, 4 rooms. 140 foot ~"" ASPHALT p.aving, driveways, side waterfront. Idea l swimming, boating .,.. and fishing. $3300. i COWESETT: 398 Cowesett, Third, 3 walks, parking areas. Cemen t wor k, 20-Heating, Plumbing 31-Pet Column rooms, heat, hot water, bath own all kinds. RE 7-9219, GA 1-1155. 7-13 LONG REALTY, INC. "" thermostat, combination. $60. 647- HEATING problems, Call TE 1-2716 AQUARIUMS, fish, birds, puppies and 3015. 7-20 Asphalt driveways, sidewalks and speciallzing in resealing and rese~ NI 7-5454 parking areas. Driveways, 50 x 9, $65; pet supplies. Larry's Pet Shop, NI 7-2347 PROVIDENCE-Pawtucket City Line. ting oil burners, etc. Cleaning or 75 Manton Avenue, Providence. 7-6 8-17 Modern three rooms, tile bath, heat, other sizes ln proportion. All work hot air a specialty, 8-10 hot water, stove, refrigerator. PA 5- guaranteed. Free estimates. AIREDALE terriers Black, heath WASHINGTON PARK 0388. ROYAL PAVING CO. breeding, AKC. Shots, wormed, 2 Custom built ranch. Three spacious 21-Help Wanted - Women months. EL 1-3363 anytime. bedrooms, double closets, cedar clos· SARGENT Ave,, near Morris. 5 rooms, TEL.: 751 -3303 1st. Combination windows and CHIHUAHUA puppies, AKC, 6 weeks, et birch kitchen, built-ins, l½ 7-10 A. M. 5-9 P. M. WOMEN with s.ales a bility. Steady in 4 males, one female, one moc ha, 2 ba'ths, fireplace, broadlooms, 2-zone doors. Call after 7 p.m. PL 1-2701. come, pleasant work, chance for ad black and 2 chocolate; lovable. GE heating. Gracious living! Many added 8-31 vancement. Avon Cosmetics. GA 8-4438. features. Must be seen to be appre 4-Appliance Service 1-2908. DOGS and cats bo.arded. Bathing, clip ciated. · ASPHALT WORK ping and grooming. Make your re IRVING H. LEVIN APPLIANCE refinlsher, kitchen cabi Attention property owners! Have you 22- Hi-Fi , TV servations early. Rocky Knoll Ken WI 1-6032 nets, refrigerators, etc., done on parking problems? Asphalt driveways, nel. PA 6-6115. 9.14 SOUTH ATTLEBORO, New Colonial premises. Porcelain Patch Co., parking areas for home and indus TELEVISIONS. All sizes and makes. ENGLISH setter pups 9 weeks old, 2-famlly, 5-4. 2 fireplaces, excellent 781-7897. 8-10 trial areas. Manufacturers or "Black Name your price. No reasonable of• AKC registered, excellent bird dogs location. Brogan. SO 1-7787. urn top" pavements. Hot and cold mixes. fers refused. EL 1-1995. 8-3 4a-Articles For Rent or pets. Reasonable. NI 7-2291. MONDILLO CO. IR ISH Setter puppies, AKC registered, 37-Real Estate Wanted CE 1°9000 WI 2°7919 23-Home Repairs 9 weeks old, inoculated. Also reg STEEL staging, ladders, all kinds, Long established 8-3 l istered stud service. 397-5566. 8-24 from manufacturer. Low as $1 da ily. PAINTING, p.aperlng, roofing, c.ar POODLE Pa rlor: Cli pping, grooming, APARTMENT houses, 2-3 f.amllies. Cape Cod Staging a nd Equipment, CEMENT contracting: Garages, single, Ranches, Capes, bungalows, lot 7 Dike, UN 1-7192. 8-31 $850; double, $1,250; cement-cinder pentry, cement work, S5 up. Alu shampoo, hair styling and nailacures. minum siding and storm windows. Reasonable. PA S-9710, PA 3-7682, PA acreage wanted. Prompt service blocks, complete. Angelo Mirando. Gazzero. EL l-0368. S-31 285 Laurel Hill Ave., EL 1-8524. 8-10 Prompt service. EL 1~539, EL 1-5155. 3-8581. 7-27 6-Ash, Rubbish Removal 8-17 STUD, German Shepherd, 2 years old, BUCKLEY-Fitzgerald. Need homes. CEMENT drives, walks, patios, walls, excelle nt pedigree. Call TE 1-7149 . Have buyers, Jack selle rs. Personal ASH removal: Cellars, yards cleaned. re pairs. Leaky cellars. Spring service. CE 1-404 1, DE 1-0781. 8-17 specials. GA 1-1908, PA 4-1276. 8-10 8-10 Hedges cut, trimmed. Prompt serv 23a-Jobs Wanted- Men BUNGALOW, r.anch, C.ape, multiple ice, JA 1-5348, TE 1-6979. 8-24 CEMENT repairs; chimneys, steps, dwelling; recently transferred. £laking, leaking cellars. Brick point CANTOR wishes to seek position In 32- Plastering ASH, rubbish removal; yards and cel P~~~~~ative. ST 1-6192, HO 1-7:~t? lars cleaned. Lawns cared for. ed. UN 1·4842, UN 1-6992 any time. Rhode Isla nd area. Well-e xpe rienced :f Reasonable rates. TE 1-4814. 8-24 8-31 Torah reader, oro£esstonal Bar CEILINGS plastered, one d ay service. Mltzvah teache r . WI 2-9555. BUNGALOWS, cottages w.anted. East ASHES, rubbish removed, lawns cut, SIDEWALKS, cement a nd .asphalt, Reasonable. Patches and repair Providence, Pawtucket, Cranston, yards cleaned. No Job too small. small job accepted, call ST 1-7862. MAN, 43, 21 years food, beve rage fol work. E. Anderson , JA 1-2880. 8-3 Providence, Courteous, effective Phone Blackhawk Truck, prompt 9.7 lowing, 12 years driver sales. Con• service. Dalton. PA 5-1962. 8-17 service. HO 7-7928 anytime. sider reasonable offer Inside-out CEILINGS side. Good work refe rences. CRANSTON neighbors. Buyers wait CELLARS, attics, ya rds cleaned. Light 10a-Children's Column PA 5--0139. 7-6 Plastering completed one day. GuAr• ing. Homes and land. Relocating expressing low as $5. For quick Freeway evacuees. Saccocclo Real service. TE 1-2923. 8-10 YOUNG man, 2 years business college, a nteed. No dirt. Reasonable. tors. ST 1-0901. 11-9 CARRIAGE, stroller, tender, teeter 3 years retail grocerv, desires posi CELLARS, yards, .attics cle aned, S5. JAMES FINE, Rea°lt0r-Rei"lfst k ap-:. babe, mattress, chif£erobe, best 0£ tion with future. Wllltng to learn. L. W. JAMES On the spot service. JA 1-5797, PL rers. CH 5-4860. WI 2-6677. 1 1-3463. 9-7 &!"~~ss~~;i;u~~m~~s:ici~t ~-~~~~~U~lf CRIB, m.attress, carriage, bathlnette, YOUNG teacher desires full t ime sum WI 2-5390 Experience." HO 7-9226, ST 1·3°;~'7 RUBBISH, attics, cell.ars, y ,a rd s car bed, $35 everything. RE 9-0012. mer work. Mechanically inclined, 9-14 cleaned. Reasonable. A. R. and Son. varied background. EL 3-3086. HO 1-8499, RE 7-4975. 9-7 HOMES wa nted, East Side, Cr.a nston, 11-Chimney Repairs 33-Plating Providence. Free appraisals. List 24-Jobs Wanted - Women today, sell tomorrow. Irving H . RUBBISH KING Levin, WI 1-6032. 9-14 CHIMNEY rep.airs, brick, stone and CHROME PLATING •• R U.bl>lsh reritOVal, reasonable. No general masonry work. Reasonable BABYSITTING days, and for vaCI· WILK Suburba n will buy, sell, trade charge for rag:;, junk or n ewspapers. rates. Call CE 1--4214. 8-24 lions. Own transporta tion for Boat hardware or anything made of nights. Reliable. WI 2,-8777. 8-3 metal. Special department for repair ri~r;g hJ~~att~:~ JEP~~i~tl: Ad7~io Also doing moving and trucking. GRADUATE licensed practic.a l nurse, a nd reflnlshJng all types silverware. EL 1-2977 12-Clothing, Furs interested In 11 -7 duly. 3 nhrhts R. I. PLATING WORKS 25 Navaho St., Cranston 38-Roofing, Siding 7-20 weekly. J u ly 2 to 30th. W1 1-1617. CHILDREN'S, men's, ladles' clothing, RECEPTIONIST, clerk typist, filing, Established 1870 RUBBISH remov.al, cellars, attics, EXPERT leak rep1irir,g, guttering, good selection. low prices. Council etc. Medical background. Wlll ac 161..0022 yards, reasonable rates. Also buy cept oart time. EL 1-9849. 7-27 carpentry. No job too small. Free Thrift Shop, 174 Ives St. 8-10 estimates. JA 1-2512. 8-10 junk. Warwick, Providence a rea. SCHOOL girl, experienced ba bysitter, Davis and Sons, RE 7-3278. 9-7 preferably In Hoxsie area. War 34-Plumbing, Heating PAINTING, roof p,atchlng, roofing, RUBBISH removal, yard$, cellars. Rea 13-Dressmaking, Alterations wick. RE 7-5855. gutter work, chimneys repaired and sonable rates. Also buy junk, War ELECTRIC drain cle-anlng, sewer con rebuilt. Insurance estimates. PL wick vicinity. P eck and Sons, 737- nections, backhoe. Fuel oil dealers. 1-6847. 8-24 7025. 9.7 ANNOUNCING 25-Lawns, Landscape Plumbing heating contractors. Cul SCIP'S Rubbish. Cellars, .attics, linan Brothers. GE 4--3013. 7-27 39-Sewer, Cesspool Service cleaned - vacuumed. Landscaping, A new sel"vlce in the convenience of CARE of lawns, odd jobs. loa m .and PLUMBING .and heating rep.airs. No painting, repairs. Odd jobs. Reason your home. Alterations, repairs, tat fill. rubbish removed . Reasonable. job too small. Appliances installed. Call RE 9-0532. 8-24 CESSPOOL, septic tank service, avlll• able. ST 1-1272. 7-20 Iortng and mending of all kinds. Phone EL 3-2257. 7-27 COW manure, $12 load delivered: able 24 hours. Rellable, reasonable. 7-Auctions VA 1-6593, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Monday to fieldstones, $13 load delive red. 11..J 4· Aames Cesspool Cleaners, GA 1-9029. Friday. Will go anywhere. 1280. 7-27 35-Private Instruction 8-10 WEDNESDAY, Thursday, Friday, 7-20 FARM LOAM, excellent quality, also Saturday, 7:30. New, used, tools, PICK UP Service. Dressmaking, Alter- foundation. breezeway, garage. AUTOMOBILE driving lessons. Certi 40-Shore, Mountain For Sale furniture, antiques. e tc. Consignees ations, hems. Reasonable. Call trench digging, reasonable. CE fied Instructors. Courteous treat• welcome. CH 5-8382, 330 Central 434-3089. 8-3 1-7802 -.a fter 5. 8-24 ment. Patience, our policy. Mr. Napp, UN 1-3743. 7-7 BARRINGTON - Beautiful, heated 6 Avenue, Pawtucket. 8-3 WILL do .all types of sewing in my LAWN .and garden maintenance, reas room ranch. Knotty pine living home. Reasonable rates, call onable ra tes. Call after 5 p. m. HEBREW teaching a:id Bar M1tzvah room and dining room. Tile bath. 7a-Auto Financing RE 9-0681 9-14 week da.vs. RE 7-9136. 9-14 preparation by orofessional and cer• 2 porches. 100 x 100 lot. Call UN TREE service, tree removal and land tlfied teacher. P hone DE 1-8537. 7-6 1-6999 in A. M. urn FOR A DEAL-SEE O'NEILL clearing; done. Reasonable rates. Call TEACHER, female, music and ele JAMESTOWN Shores, Helm Street 14-Electrical Work EL 3-3083, 5-8 evenings. 7-20 m entary grade subjects, available (second right) 2 lots, 120' deep. Service men, civilians, come one, come July 8. Will travel. HO 1-5793. 7-6 $700 each. ST 1-8284. 7-6 ALTERATIONS, electrical, 111 types. 26-Lost and Found TUTORING~rtified-teacher, Brown JAMESTOWN: Semi-waterfront lot. a ll. No money down, no credit needed. Providence Minimum Housing. Esti graduate student, secondary gr ades, O'NEILL MOTOR SALES 60 x 120. High e levation, beautiful mates. Insured. Robert Williams, ST BRACELET, lost, charm, 5 coins, cross social studies, English. Individuals, view bay. Reasonable. 739-1547 3034 POST ROAD, WARWICK 1-7577 anytime. • 8-10 between Danford and Candle Lane, groups. Have car, will travel. VA J- evenings. 7~ 5663. 7-fi RE 7-5657 SERVICES, 100 Amp-Revamps-Appli on Gaspee Plateau bus. or hetween GREENHAVEN SHORES, P1wcatuck, 7-27 ance installations. Industrial, com Outlet and Allee Building. Reward. Conn., waterfront Watch Hill. 1 cot mercial, r esidential. Estlmates. Ray Ho 3-8157. LOMBARD'S PRIVATE TUTORING tage, 2-famtly home, adjacent lot, 8-Auto Paint'g, Parts; Rep'rs Patterson, GE 4-7393 . 7-13 Math, English side-by-side. ST 1·0561. 27-Miscel laneous For Sale HARDTOPS: Molded flberglas for American History Sprite, TR3, MG Midget, MGA, $125 15-Employment Agencies Italtan 41-Shore, Mountain Rental FOAM rubber for .all purooses. Cut to Business Law 11fud. uir~~:c~~~itf3.1n~~f~ size. Plastic le:tthers, larg;est selec gi:!f $~~:: ADVANCE Employment. Place the tion In thP. State. Ff'rdman Up BARRINGTON Beach--3-5 rooms, Com Inc., Fat\ River A venue, Seekonk. right person in the right place. Qua holstery, 178 Mineral Spring Ave For Appointments DE 1-3608 pletely renovated. 15 minutes Provl• 7-27 llrted screened applicants. 421-2341. dence. Month, season, $85 up. CH 7-27 nue, PA 5-3874. 8-3 5-3062. ufn 9-Carpenters And Builders DIFFLEY Employment Consultant, 144 EXPERIENCED teacher, tutoring pri NARRAGANSETT, Bay View Hotel, 3't Westminster. Men • Women. Quality 28-Moving, Storage mary and elementary grades. Mrs. Congdon Street. Rooms with ef ADDITIONS, 111ter1tlons, resldentlal, ficiency, low rates, Mr. Adelberg. industrial bulldlng. Garages. Bath :~f~!~~~s. t~A ~~fJ70_particular 7~:o Jerome R. Loyd. 438 Pequot Ave .• rooms, cement work, dormers, store ARCH MOVERS S7.00 hourly In Oakland Beach, Warwick, RE 7-4957. NARRAGANSETT, 11 Perkins Avenue. fronts. Free estimates. 521-4384. 7-27 Rhode Island. Local and Long Dis 7-6 Nicely furnished 3 room bungalow. 1 Sa-Farm and Acreage tance. Insured. PA 2-5760. 7-20 Also 3 room apartment. For ADDITIONS, recreation rooms .and gracious summer living. ST 3-8049. home remodellng. Free estimates. MEN OR WOMEN urn Reasonable prices. RE 7-3340. RE CONNECTICUT, North Stonington, 7 MOVERS 7-8268. 8-31 miles from Westerly, 160 acres, 2 Prepare for better business career In NARRAGANSETT, Salk's Manor, 1 dwellings, poultry house. Suitable Insured, one truck, 2 men, $7 hourly; trucking. Learn to be rate clerk. Perkins Avenue. Rooms, 2 double ADDITIONS AND REMODELING development. ST 1-0561. 3 men, $9 hourly. beds, $20 weekly, kitchen privileges. Kitchens, bathrooms, dormers, gar Mrs. Morgan, EL 1-5571 STerting 3-7997 GA 1-1268 ufn ages, playrooms, breezeways, jalousie JACOB'S TRANSPORTATION Mornings or Saturday or Sunday ROCKY POINT, 154 Ogden Ave. fur windows. Free estimates. 5 years 16-Firewood, Fuel Pawtucket, R. I. nished 4 rooms, heat, hot water, bank financing. 7-20 showers, season. Adults, 739-2952. PA 6-8917 anytime 7-6 WEST SHORE REAL TY CO., INC. CHARCOAL, Charco.al briquettes, 111 7-20 PRIVATE swimming instruction 43 Aurora Drive, Warwick sizes wholesale. Weekly delivery or SMALL moving lobs. Stoves, refrlger.a. cash' and carry. Gilbert's, Main tors, washers, our specialty, Call Teaching done In sm.all groups by Call anytime d ay or night Street, North Scituate, NI 7-3i~'7 competent Instructor - reasonable. RE 7-3143 8-31 Hank, WI 2-7354. 7- 13 RE 7-2790. 7-20 CARPENTRYJ cabinet work, 1ddltlons, FUEL, 200 ga llons, $24 cash, plus tax. PRIVATE tutoring by experienced remodeling, kitchens, bathrooms, Limited. Comet Fuel Oil. GA 1-1157. 30-Painting, Decorating teache r ln all elementary subjects, YOU GET rumpus roo'ms. Quality work al the 7-20 Also Remedial Reading. WI 1-5303. right price. EL 1-3938, EL 1-5781. 9-7 ALTERATIONS, exterior painting, carpentry, paper hang lnft". Complete READING RESULTS HOME REPAIRING 17-Floor Servicing home repairs. InsurPd, Re,11so nable. Five weeks beginning June 25. Indi GuAranteed. Alger, EL 1-6775. 8-17 vidual help. Small groups elementary, Interior, exterior, kitchens and bath FROM HERALD FLOORS washed and waxed, also all -EXTERIOR painting, qu1HfY- work, at Junior High. Competent reading rooms remodeled, additions, jaJousled specialists. $45 Inc ludes testing, ma 1 0 a reasonable price. Work guaran terials and instruction. breezeways, garages built. ~;~e~~m~' elre!1li"ng~TE r.~~~1·.· \~r1 teed, Insured. DeLuca, HO 7-847~~ 20 MRS. RUTH OLEVSON and CLASSIFIED ADS PORRECA'S CONSTRUCTION FLOORS, washed, waxed, buffed. Rea MISS LUCILLE MOREAU sonable. Call Binky's Window Clean i::-:--&- P. painting and decorating. In JA 1-7251 TE 1-4149 ing. All work guaranteed. PA 4- terior-exterior: wall oaoPrlng. Rea JA 1-4307 PA 3-4810 8-31 1690. 7-20 sonable. 724-1237, GE 4-8714. 9-14 ,) ( ,,' BAND, 3 piece, available for parties, weddings, showers. Night club ex perience. Call GE 4-1241. 8-3 BAR MITZVAH and Wedding invita tions $6.95. Rush service. Crosstown Press. 777 Broad St., WI 1-4061, ST 1-2710. B. Levy. 7-20 BURGLAR-Fire alarms. Installation. service, repairs. Fast service. Call Allstate Alarm Corp. DE 1-6624. 7-28 PRIVATE investigators, criminal and domestic lnvestt~atlons, misslnf/er- 165. and surve Hance. Call 7_~ SID OLIVER'S orchestra. Music for all occasions. Good music for good times. PA 4-0725. 7-27 THE WARWICK Press gives S & H green stamps on all commercial ri!tt~u~-n~0 ~:!~::a~:rd:nsUed~i~, Shore Road. RE 7-4040. 7-20 Recently electecl--Shown above ore the officers who were re Awarded Medal - Alon M . 43-Special Services cently elected at Temple Sinai. In the front row, left to right, Goldberg, 13, son of Mr. and ore Herbert Golkin, treasurer; Mrs. Bernard Goldstein, record SYLVIAN the Magician presents 30- Mrs. Bernard Goldberg of 73 WATERMAN'S 60 minutes entertainment for chtld ing s.!'cretory; Mrs. Albert Kotler, corresponding secretory; ren and adult parties. RE 7-0251. 8-31 Sackett Street, was awarded Phil ip Segal, president; Mrs. Mitchell Geller, financial secre BEACH VALLEY Answering Service. West on Anthony Medal for excel tory; Soul Feinstein, second vice-president, and Nathan Lud Warwick and Coventry area. Whtie lence at George J . West Jun you are out. Reasonable r ates. Use mon, first vice-president. In the bock row, left to right, ore Rt. 44 Greenville, R. I. your number or ours. VA 1-5700. ior High School lost week at Raymond Gertz, third vice-president; Dr. Albert Goodmon, 20 Minutes from Providet1c• 8-17 graduation exercises. S•idney Resnick, Junius Gertz, Albert Davis and Julius Savage, Open Doily Noon to I P.M. 44-Stamps, · Cains, Books In awarding the medal Guido trustees. Not present when the picture was taken was Philip Cerill!, school principal. said Square Dance Sat. Nites ENCYCLOPEDIA Britannica, 24 vol Silver, trustee. umes; dictionaries, world atlas. Ex that as part or the accelerated cellent condition. Cost $400. Make program Alan had completed offer. HO 1-2948. three years or Junior high PRIVATE coin dealer will buy old coins and gold coins paying highest school in two years. He w!ll prices. DE 1-4057, GA 1-7126. 7-27 attend Classical High School ~HAIMISHH next year. : is the word lor • 44a-Swaps Ii • .• Maternal grandparents are (Continued from Pace 1) First DaU&"hter • Magnolia Manor • SWAP my reel power mower for a Mr. and Mrs. Morris Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Minkin • • deluxe Snow blower. Weekdays, Sweets Have DaU&"hter • MAGNOLIA, MASS. • evenings, WI 1-2480. 7-6 of Providence and paternal of 188 Osborn Street. Fall Riv • • grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. • Sweet or 97 Strathmore Road, er. Mass .. announce the birth of • on picturesque North Shore 46-Upholstery, Draperies Morris Goldberg or Hoboken, a daughter. Etha. on June 17. • and ocean-cool Cape Ann N. J. Brookline. Mass.. announce the UPHOLSTERING - refinishing: dra birth of a daughter. Haley Mrs. Minkin is the former, whereyou are never a str•nger - personal attention to your peries, carpets. K. J. Stannard Up. Beth. on June 11. Miss Shirley Sharpstein or holstery Company, 242 Montgomery MRS. ABRAM BRANZ every need by your hosts ••. Avenue. H~ 1-0970. 8-3 Paternal grandparents are Providence. Funeral services for Mrs. Ida Mr. and Mrs. Louis I. Sweet or Maternal grandparents are Fred And Carole Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sharpstein Magnolia Manor Is small In size 47-Vacation Guide Clara Branz. 86 or 21 Laurel Lincoln and maternal grand but large In facllltles •nd Avenue, who died June 20. were parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred of 50 Goddard Street and pa ternal grandparents are Mr. ~::::~1~esG1o;;est~;n~•~J ~~~ held June 22 in the Stanetsky Kaplan or Brooklyn, N. Y. port art colony. CAMP WESTWOOD and Mrs. Oscar Minkin or 188 Memorial Chapel, Brookline, Mrs. Fannie Zukroff or Lin GRAND MANNER LIVING IN A RESIDENT CAMP Mass. Burial was In Baker Osborn Street. Great-grand FOR BOYS - FOR GIRLS coln Is paternal great-grand AN INFORMAL MANNER Street Cemetery. She was the mother and maternal great mother Is Mrs. Harry Covinsky. RELAX IN SLACKS I widow of Abram Branz. 47TH SEASON grandmother Is Mrs. Mosko • American Plan rates from VACATIONERS!! $99 per week, per person, ln· Mrs. Branz. who formerly witz or Brooklyn. N . Y. elude Swedish massage and A well rounded camping program lived in Brookline. had been In Second Child Rock Finnish steam bath for boys and girls 8-16 years or age. this city five years. She was a Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Yo i:~J ~~~- t\~i~sedPat~!f. 1962 season June 30th-August 25th native of Russia. sinoff of 84-35 Lander Street, • Heated indoor and outdoor (Four 2 week periods) Tuition $70 Surviving are four daughters, Jamacla, N . Y. announce the ocean-fed swimming pools. per 2 week period. For further ln rormatlon call: Mrs. A. Budner Lewis of Provi birth of their second child. a • Poolside barbeques and gala dence, with whom she Jived, daughter. Dana. on June 9. hors d'oeuvres parties. • BilUards, ping-pong, shuffle PAWTUCKET YMCA Mrs. Samuel Sokolsky or Chest Maternal grandparents are board, badminton, horse PA 2-4900 nut Hill. Mass,, Mrs. Josef Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manekof Dekel AA Lean lb 79c shoes, skin diving, volley ball. OR Stopak of Hartsdale. N. Y .. and sky and paternal grandparents • Summer theatres, antiquing, CAMPING OFFICE Mrs. John Blldy of Beverly are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Yosin Steer LIVER AA lb 79c sight-seeing, boating and PA 5-G808 Hills Calif.; a son. Samuel _Pff. both of Providence. world's best deep-sea fishing Fresh Killed POUL TRY a ll close by. Branz o! Brookline. seven , Receives Medal 48-Window Cleaning grandchildren and a great NO ¼ LB. ADDED ·• Delicious Jewish-American Milton L. Goodman. son of WE CARRY EXTRA LARGE cuisine • dally pool-side PROFESSIONAL window clunlng at grandchild. & JUMBO SIZE luncheon buffet • Enter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodman tainment • Movies • Danc reasonable rates. RE 9-2088. 7.27 of 240 Gallatin Street. was the FARM FRESH .EGGS ing. SAMUEL KABALKIN recipient of the Senator An All super highways JA 1-0960 - FREE DELIVERY planes and tralns met in Funeral services for Samuel thony Medal for general ex TO ALL SECTIONS Boston on request. EAST SIDE • NORTH ENO Kabalkln, 59, of 385 Morris cellence at promotional exer EDGEWOOD - CRANSTON For reservations, Call or wrHe Avenue, who died Sunday, were cises at Roger Williams Junior GARDEN CITY • WOODRIDGE Fred & Carole's held the following day at the High School on June 21. REMEMBER: "The Proof of the Magnolia Manor, Pudding Is In the Eating" Magnolia Mass. ii Sugarman Memorial Chapel. Leave For Israel Phone: LAkeside 5-3411 Burial was In Lincoln P,.ark CLOSED SATURDAY NIGHTS PHILIP BERRY Mr. and Mrs. Merman Aus JUNE 2nd Thru SEPT. Ith or in Boston: AT 9-1333 Funeral services for Philip Cemetery. ;He was the husband tern of 126 Howie Avenue, Gas Berry of 27. Carver Street. of Edith (Sheffres) Kabalkln. pee Plateau will leave for Is Pawtucket, former Providence Born In Fall River. May 12. rael on July 11 for one month. MY SUMMER VACATION PLANS? resident who died June 20, were 1903. he was a son of the late The couple will visit two of M:y agent recommends a trip to J AMES Abraham and Bessie Kabalkin. Mr. Austern's sisters whom he KAPLAN Inc. held the following day In the A cool and comfortable gift resort .. . Max Sugarman Memorial He had lived in Providence for has not seen in 42 years. with a friendly relaxed atmosphere . . . 27 years. There's unparalleled sight-seeing among Chapel. Burial was in Lincoln Bar Mltzvab the hundreds of breath-taking displays Park Cemetery. Mr. Kabalkin was founder Jonathan Solish. son of Mr. of beautiful and unusual gifts .. . and the service is of the best. Besides, tt Mr. Berry became Ill at the and proprietor of the Printers and Mrs. David Solish. will costs less with those famous JAMES Majer Home outfitters, Inc., on Service and Supply Co.. of 357 become Bar Mitzvah at the KAPLAN PRICES! Carpenter Street Pawtucket. a Weybosset St.; and had owned Cranston Jewish Center on son's place of business and died the company for the last 17 --Saturday at 9:30 A.M. James Kaplan, Inc. years. First Child shortly after arriving at the - JEWELERS - hospital. He was a member of Temple Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stern of Born Aug. 17 1885, In Russia, Emanu-El and its men's club. Attleboro. Mass.. announce the 74 Rolfe St., Cranston he had Jived In Providence and a member of Narragansett birth of their first child and HO 7-6660 HO 7-6661 more than 50 years before Lodge, AF & AM, of Fall River, son, Lloyd Scott. on June 9. • JEWELRY • CHINA • LUGGAGE Mrs. Stern is the former Miss • APPLIANCES • WATCH REPAIR moving to Pawtucket five years of the Rhode Island Consistory e DIAMONDS Seena Joan Troob. ago when his wife, Mrs. Lena and of the Palestine Shrine. and ltrl. Untn Maternal grandparents are Open Thain.. t Industrial Discounts ,t -...,~----- ... A subscription to the Herald Is were made for a Joint top,-a South .. a good gift Idea for the person reward for superior technique. ¥-None who "has everything" else. Call This was the position with four •-7 ,,i 724-0200. , Bridge tricks to go: ♦ -7 = By Revoke North ._K 6 I.I! NOW OPEN! ¥-A When dummy leads the ace : Sunday Dinners Served Twenty-point slam •-None . of spades East must discard 0 ♦ -None a club and South can now [;l NOVICK'S HOTEL The following hand was the West East ,f,-A 10 3 throw his seven of hearts. West .,. last one played in this year's is squeezed with both minor ~ Millis, Ma11. .-Q 7 2 •-10 West East Master Pairs, and apparently :,. FRontier 6-8456 ¥-Q ¥-J 6 3 •-None •-None queens. the winning hand for Reese and 1 ♦ -A 9 5 4 ♦ -K Q 10 8 2 ¥-None ¥-J Every Sport - All Activities ~ Schapiro. Point-count addicts ._K J 8 6 2 ~ 9 7 4 ♦ -Q ♦ -None Excellent opportunities are in s49so WNk"' • Dancing should take note of the bidding. ~84 ~97 the Herald's Classified ads. =I.I! • Hayrides South Worth twice This is an excellent slam with the money • Cookouts •-A 8 4 • Tours 12 points opposite 8. NEW POOL ¥-K 9 8 5 4 ~ 160' by 40' • Farm Trips, etc. North _CJ. Teen-age Program. Village Day Camp ♦ -J 7 6 3 ------THE MORRIS HOUSE ~ •-K J 9 6 5 3 .... for the Children. Dietary laws strictly ~ "'-' observed. ¥-A 10 7 2 Onset, Mass. ~ We coter to outings, weddings, bar ♦ -None With both sides vulnerable Cor. West centr•I Ave., West Boulevard Cl mitzvahs, etc. ._A 10 3 and West the dealer the bid WATERFRONT, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE ; ding went: MAIN BEACH d North South z Rooms For 2, 3 or 4 People I.I!