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Polish· Jewish Co:mmu.nit.y .Bewildered By'Purg-e WARSAW - "Recently it's anti-Semitic tradition, so does · better to be called Radziwill than most of Eastern Europe. Indeed, Rabinowicz,'' remarked a Pole ln the Warsaw regime ls on solid comrpenttng on the offfclal "antl­ ground in pointing out that Jews Zlonist" campaign, which tbe from the rest of Europe fie4 to THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEW/SH WEEKLY IN R. /. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. regime has conceded ls getting Poland as a haven of tolerance in - out of hand• past centurie~ The remark was not without a The current cam patgn has its VOL. LIi, NO. 10 FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1968 15¢ PER COPY 24 PAGES p e c u 11 a r for m of Polish roots as much in recent history compassion for, in an earlier as in ancient history. Many • period, the regime had also Polish Jews fied to the Soviet SAM:LEVENSON: at t a c k e d form er landowning Union as the Germans advanced, familles like the Radziwills, and returned with the liberating some of whom remained in Red Army to high posltlons in the Poland under Communist rule. new Communist regime here a 'We Were Brought Up All Wrong. • • Love of country had been as quarter of a century ago. much a deciding factor in their A substantial number of them staying as it was for the Jewish held important posts in the much­ survivors of Hitler's "final bated secret police in the But It Worked Out All Right' solution." s ta 11 n i st period and were regarded by Poles more as Soviet By CELIA ZUCKERBERG bad had the misfortune of losing That love, and often a long A return -to basic ethics, such one a brother a short while ago, commitment to Communism, have Stalinlsts than as fellow Polish as the Ten Commandments, ls the but that the rest of the family was prompted questioning by some of citizens. only hope Sam Levenson sees for doing all right, and were still to­ the Jewish victims of the current U 1 ad y s Ia. w Gomulka, the - the future of. the world. He keeps gether (as a matter of fact, it was purge that is strangely similar to C o m m uni st pa rt y' s . First in touch with youth, he says, con­ his brother, Al Levenson, who that Arthur Hoestler described in Secretary, has offered Poland's stantly - he has to - they originally had answered the tele­ 'Darkness at Noon." That novel remaining 30,000 Jews passports constitute the majority of the phone at his office and set up the described the Stalinist purge for Israel and has tried to population in the country. "When interview). "We were raised all trials of the nineteen thirties in moderate the "anti-Zionist" you•re out-numbered and out­ wrong,'' he chuckled, "but it , the Soviet Union. campaign, the popularity of which voted ... " worked out al\ right . . . All you "What went wrong?'! one constitutes a threat to his need is a Ii nle loving . . , it purged Jew asked. His dismay leadership. Statistics show, said Mr. Le­ But for many Polish Jews the venson in a telephone interview works." was genuine, for if Poland has an harm has been done. They had a this week, that juvenile delin­ chance to emigrate earlier and } ' ~ quency is increasing (the question remained. \' 'i was whether it was increasing or .Black$Jone Valley UJA Merges 1'~ 4 After telling themselves for '() ( whether there was simply more years that Poland was their publicity now) and it is becoming o ' homeland, they are now being tpld 1, l more varied and more sophis­ With General Jewish Committee that their loyalty is suspect. l 'l icated, but when he was asked The Blackstone Valley United agency for the Greater A recently purged Jew - one what he would suggest as a solu­ Jewish Appeal has merged With Providence Jewish community. of hundreds dismissed from job ' tion, he commented, "The whole ation. The fear that has been ex­ pressed over the past few years, the General Jewish Committee of Mrs. David Horvitz has been or from t.he party in the last ' world ls delinquent. All a kid has Providence in a first major step named co-chairman in the GJC I\ ' seven weeks - bewailed his • to do is imitate his elders." ·The people who insist that mixed in what is planned to eventually Women's Division phase of the fat e : "Fifty years in the ,,, j return to basic ethics "may be marriages and assimilation are result in a combined statewide campaign. · decimating the Jews in America, movement, kicked out of the the only solution." annual campaign for Jewish Mr. Sinel said that now with party, lost my job and my son in he feels is greatly exaggerated. )1, • At present, he continued, all causc-s w.r'afi' 'IQi\ajor Rhode Island the merger completed, Pawtucket jail." one can do with youth is to try to · Statistics of identification and at­ comr:nunkles, Id •vas announcerl - lelJ..d~rs are working closely with ~ ~ trition, Mr. Levenson says, show Even tho&e who have been ?-1 convince them, to reason with tod.-'Y by Ju~ge'~ Frank Lich1. thefr' Providence neighbors in that there are now more mem­ p e n s i o-n e d off, rather than • them. Asked about the present t,resident <:Ii wM·JJC. organizing for the 1968 fund­ bers of Jewish congregations than dismissed, find little solace ' in 1 /,. 1 difficulty at the universities, spe­ Judge Ucht said the merger raising drive which will be the pensions. "They won't tiave to cifically at €:olumbia University, before. As an entertainer, he has been under discussion for conducted.during May and June. ,. -comments, he has traveled all pay those pensions for long," ' • he said the tragedy is that the several years and be feels that Robert A. Riesman, Rhode I over the CO\llltry, and he is said a man who knows many students "start· with a noble this combined effort wUI result in Island industrallst, is general important Jewish party members. premise, but it ends in violence .. pleased to find that no matter great benefit to Jewis.h people chairman for the 1968 campaign. where he may stop, there is al- - •" A lot of them are going to die ot . I do not believe in the destruc­ everywhere. He said that Judge Licht said provisions broken hearts." tion of lives, or of propery." The way.-s a Jewish temple or syna­ solidification of these two major are being made for the naming of first group of students, in this in­ gogue, not always a big one, but communities in Rhode Island a GJC vice president from the Just how far the "anti­ stance, he feels, had a proper always at l~ast one. Pawtucket area together with Zionist" campaign has taken root comes at a time whe~ the :5 I cause for complaint, but there The anti-Semitism of the Ne­ emergency in Israel is great and represent at i on from the i n the Polish people was groe, he feels, is partly an ex­ are always some who will make demands t~e ;fu_!I' ~~p-p6ri Qf_ every Pawtucket area on the GJC Board i 11 us t r at e d recently in a sure the ~nd is violent. He feels tension _of hls anti-white fe.eling, Jewish commo:filty in Arqerica. of Director s , All o ca t l on s conversation between a ttiat they do this to discredit the bbt be· insists there should ·be no The GJC prestaen~ ,also Committe~ and other important Westerner and a customs official. quite proper motives and actions ''pussyfooting around . ., When the annotmced that Ben Sinel has committees. "You Westerners dgn!t of the original idealists. - Negro says something against agreed to serve as an associate Mr. Sinel was chairman of the understand because your pi:ess The first sound of the voice, 'tha white tailor,"it is anti-White: c h a i rm a n of the combined 1967 UJA campaign in Pawtucket lies about Poland,'' the customs and immediately after, of Mr. but if ~e says something against campaign and as chairman of the and is • active in communal and official said. "Of the 30,000 Jews Levenson's unmistakable chuckle "that Jewish tailor," it is anti- . Blackstone Valley Area. The civic activities in that city. He is in Poland, many occupy important _\ I were all the identifica.tlon neces­ Semitic and should be treated -and annual fund-r.aisigg drive, which president of the Blackstone p o s t s , e s p e c i a 11 y in the fougJtt as such. Much of this feel­ sary. Hearing the same around supports 55 overseas, national . Valley Jewish Civic Center, a m1nistries, and it's quite natural ) I the corner in Timbuctoo, you ing against the Jew, he says, is and local beneficiary agencies, member of the board of directors that we want to get rid of them - would know who it was. Serious because the Negro has had direct will be launched this month. The of the Jewish Home for the Aged, because they don't work, they contact with Jewish businessmen, as he may be about many mat­ General Jewish Committee also and a.. past member of the board only work for themselves and ) ters, his humor and good nature_ and he adds, :•why not? The Jew serves as the community planning of directors of Miriam Hospital. have no national spirit." keep, breaking through. He has, he was there, first . . . I was raised replies, two children, a boy of 22, in Harlam," which is now a Ne­ and a girl, 15, going on -22. As for gro community. This, of course, the fact that he is now an en­ is true, since the change of neighborhoods is _almost always tertainer rather than the teacher .\'' ~. he had been, he answered, "No," in this pattern - witness South he had never expected to become Providence here. But when it an entertainer. Had his mother comes to the fight for civil still been -living, he continued, rights, "Everyone has to help, ' should would never have allowed Jewish or not, white or not." him to give up a "good, steady Mr·. Levenson will be in Prov­ idence on Sunday night to enter­ job," (I ike being a teacher), to ,,... earn a living. tain at the Champagne Ball of the The Jewish people, he says, Jewish Community Center which l have a commitment to Israel of will be held at the Sheraton-Bil­ historical support. It is the tmore Hotel on Sunday evening. country of our people, and is part He explained that since the au­ and parcel of the future history of dience expects to be entertained, the Jews. But he does not feel he will say "nice things," and that this includes the necessity of will try to say "something in­ living in Israel. As a matter of telligent." fact, he remarked, this policy has He rememrers having come to alienated !"QOre p~ople than it has Providence about ten years ago to attracted: it does not reflect a appear before a Catholic group. realistlr; appraisal of the situ- He feels he has the approval and '4 understanding of all types of REDUCED OPTIMISM people since he does not, in his , TEL AVIV - The Institute entertaining, belittle himself, his for Research in Publtc Opinion own people or other people. just concluded a poll which There is nothfng hurtful about reveals that the nine months Sam Levenso11's h11mor, and when following last June's War have one talks with him, it is obviously reduced Israeli optimism about a not a forced or planned sort of humor - it would be just as ' peaceful solution of the Israel­ AT 20th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION: Attending the dinner celebrating Israel's 20th anniversa-;., held last • Arab conflict. Compared to July, much fun sitting and talking to Sunday evening are, left to right, Lord Edwin Samuel of Great Britain and Israel, guest speaker; Joe Thaler, l • him for an evening, as sitting in honored at the dinner, who is being presented with a Western Wall Plaque by Judge Frank Licht, toastmas­ • 196 7, the feeling of optlml sm •. dropped 4 points - from 72.2 in an audience and listening to him. ter; Mrs. Max Leach, chairman, Women's Division, State of Israel Bonds, and Paul Leviten, 1968 chairman of July, to 68.7 by the end of March, He finished by saying, when the Israel Bond campaign. "' 1968. asked about his family, that they Fred Kelman Photo l I I' r .... · =

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PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN. MAY 5 - FRI. MAY 10 ELECTED TO OFFICE: Elected to the office of the Jewish Children's Home of Rhode Island at the annual din­ LEAN-BONELESS-ROLU:D ner meeting of the group on April 29 were left to right, William l. Mayer, secretary; Lawrence A. Paley, vice•president; Milton I. Brier, president; Leonard C. Mandell, outgoing president, and Bertram M. Brown, chairman of the Camp Jori committee. Benjamin F. Ruttenberg, treasurer, and Bert Fortlouis, vice-president, . were not pr~!ent when this picture was taken. · UNDERCUT ROAST · A Herald ad always gets re- Mrs Cohn To' Serve Second Term suits ••• our subscribers com- • prise an active buying market. I .J As President Of Beth -El Sisterhood , ------™ -~ ] I • • Mrs. Newton B, Cohn wUI be assistant treasurer; Max LB. ,. installed for her second term as Broomfield, financial secretary; I {1/,~ · president of the Temple Beth El Mathew G. Swartz, assistant I Sisterhood at the Annual Meeting fl nan c I al secretary; Maurice .. - · -- - - .s - - "OUR OWN" and Installation of Officers which Applebaum, recording secretary; MRS. PHILIP BLISfEIN WESTERN STEER R&L-fANCY will be held on Monday, May 6, in Melvin Hoffman, corresponding FW1eral services for Mrs. MllO CURE &LUE LABEL the temple meeting hall . A petite secretary; Harvey Millman and Lena (Melnick) Blistein, 77, of 35 l\Dlcheon will be served at 12:15 E 11 o t M. Solomon, mailing Johnston Street, Pawtucket, who p.m., followed by the meeting at secretaries. died Monday after a two-week "' PICKLED 1:15 p.m. Entertainment wlll be N d h b _,, Ulness, were held the same day ·SllMON provided by the p .D.Q,, a ame to t e oard of- at the Max Sugarman Memorial • TONGUE Pembroke College singing group. directors for three years are Chapel.· Burial was in Lincoln Mrs. Robert Hochberg wUl be Mrs. Burton Markoff, Mrs. Park Cemetery. installing officer, and Mrs. Samuel Pritzker and Mrs. Arnold The wife of Philip Blistein, Eugene M. Nelson is chairman of Rose. she was born in Russia on J\lly ~.s,, CAN 51' the day. Members of the nominating 29, 1890, a daughter of the late Other officers to be Installed committee for 1968-69 ax:e Mr. and Mrs. David Melnick. She ,· inc 1 u de , Mesdames Justin Mesdames Bertram Bernhardt, had lived in Pawtucket for 60 Abrams, Joseph L. Dressler, chairman : Justin Abrams, Roy years. Herbert M. Kante-:.-d'.n~\. $2ymour 'Forman, Charles Lindenbaum, She was a member of Sherman, vice-pxfe·slctnts: Sifiney Morr i s Os tr a ch , Marv 1n Congregation Ohawe . Sholam, a Nulman, treas~ -er; Sydney Ster, · Pltt~nnan and Charles Woolf.' founding member - of the ~ '° ,:' 1~ CAPE KOSHER FOODS • . ~...... r..iiiiiiiiii :======-- Pawtucket YMCA Mothers' Club and a member of the League of Women Voters and Hadassah. She 58 WASHINGTON STREET BRANCH OUTLETS was also a member of the Miriam PAWTUCKET R I NEW BEDFORD Hospital Women's Association 726- 1200 MATTAPAN TO SPEAK AT YUWO present the slate of officers for and the International Sunshine Abraham Carmel, a member 1968-69. Society. of the Department of English at Mrs. Hermand Wenkart, Survivors besides her husband ·.·Another Colonial Extra . Yeshiva University, will be the chairman of the Annual Donor include a son, Elmer M. Blistein guest speaker at the anniversary Dinner, which wlll be held on May of Providence; tw·o daughters, celebration of the Greater Boston 21 announced that this w111 be Mrs. Henry B, Cutler of Quincy, Chapter of the Yeshiva University discussed at the meeting. Mass., and Mrs. Arthur B, Kern Women's Organization which wm of Pawtucket; seven be held on 'Tuesday, May 7, at 8 grandchildren, and four great­ \ p.m. at the Longwood Towers, 20 CHAMPAGNE DINNER grandchildren. Chapel Street, Brookline, Mass. A Champagne Donor Dinner His subject will be "World w111 be held by the Temple Beth Religions - Where Judaism Am Sisterhood on Tuesday, May Unveiling Notices Differs." 7, at 6:30 p.m. in the temple The unveiling of a monument in Vault social hall, marking the 14th Mr. Carmel, who had been an memory of the late SAMUEL ROiff ordained priest in the Catholic anniversary of the group. Irv will take place on Sunday, May 5, church in England, •embraced the Wermont, comedian, will provide at 12:30 p.m. in Lincoln Park Cem­ Jewtsh faith. He lived and worked the entertainment. etery. ~elatives and friends are in­ Mrs. - Benjamin Furman 1s vited to attend. in Is r a el and subsequently * * * Prote;ction I tr ave led throughout America chairman of the affair. Members The unveiling of a monument in lecturing. of the committee are Mesdames memory of the late THOMAS BERK ~~# Mrs. Judah M, Stone is Louis Friedman, co-chairman; will take place on Sunday, May 5, chairman of the meeting assisted Joseph Belinsky and Israel at 1 p.m. in Lincoln Park Cemetery. by Mesdames Alexander de la Moses , ex-officio; Leonard Relatives and friends are invited to \\\\\llll/JJ11/I,~ Fu e n t e , pr e s id e n t: Samuel Lerner, decorations; Harry attend. · ,,,~• ' IO 1/,, ~ A 1 kins and Larry Kulman, * * * Feurerstein, consultant: Moses Feuerstein, coordinator; Stanley invitations; Leonard Goldman, The unvei,ling of a monument in ,~ o ~o~ Emiel Freedman and S~muel memory of the late RABBI IGNACY Sydney, sherry hour: Abraham HAUSER will take place on Sunday, ~ ~ Rosenbaum, program book; Philip Berditch, catering; Bernard Levy May 5, at 2:30 p.m. in Lincoln Park .::: ,.)' ~ \ -;::: Fe 11 g , Abraham Hal bfinger, and Milton Flller, program book; Cemetery. Relatives and friends-are .:: o; ~ wo~ Abraham Rudy, Archie Sr:nith, Harold Halzel and Miss. Pamela invited to attend. :::-- (i~ ,, 111 ( =~- Marvin Wiener and Professor Belinsky, program cover design; * * * - ·· . (' /1 / . - Miriam Kallem. Mes dames Milton Pierce, . The unveiling of a monument in · -o ' - treasurer; Sheldon Land and memory of the late SELIG WEINS­ Yeshiva University, located in will =-co \ 4 ~ New York City, is the oldest and Arthur Silverman, ads; Henoch TEIN take place on Sunday, Cohen, reservations and jewels, May 5, at 11 a.m. in Sharon Me- . ~ 0~ largest university under Jewish morial Park, Sharon, Mass. Rela­ auspices in America. and Marshall Bornstein, tives and friends are invited to at­ publlclty. ~~:;, 0 t"'~ ~'" 1 tend. .-::,. ~/

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At 6:08 p.Jn ,, she presented Yossel Gottlieb, more popularly Rc:sh and Horwitz refused to her husband, Dr. Edward known these days as Joey Bishop, comply so comedian Murray Rissman, a resident pediatrician, HEBREW and his beloved Sylvia staged a made the most of an unpleasant with their first child, and her grand tamtly reunion with Joey's acting by proving he could cut the par e n ts with their first brothers and sisters, ranging in chrain in a dramatic role. grandchtld - Joshua Adam - and LETIERS When Jan 'filled Elijah's glass you can't get any more biblical age, from Claire, the eldest, to WALL Moish, Freddy and Betty. At the and asked someone to open the than that to flt the occasion. other end was Joey, the baby. door, there stood Jackie Gleason, In ijollywoo::I, Pomerantz DECORATIONS Friends included Mr. and Groucho Marx and Jack Haley but engineers publicity projects foD !I 1-2" HIGH Mrs'. Lee Snitoff; of Chicago, and _no sign of the prophet. A dozen m a k i n g motion picture - and Sonny Sands, young Miami glasses of wine later, Jan said, television greats, including Dinah Hand-car¥ed and·' tf!l comedian. "When Dean Martin hears what's Shore and Nanette Fabray, even Hand-r~bb'ed in _.. · · • · Does his son, Larry, 20, ask going on here every year, he'll greater. the teer kahshes creditably? Joey ask Sammy Davis, Jr~, for a When the family finally sat GOLD-BURNI.SHED ANTIQUED flNlSH _: ~ ~: replied, "It all depends how shortcut to becomlng a Jew." down to their belat ed s eder and hungry he ls. This year, he was Last year, when Danny David, 16, asked, "Wherefore is Each letter an Individual Work of Art so famished he asked them in Thomas joined the Murray seder, this night distinguished from all Available in Aleph and Chai Hebrew shorthand." each time the reading related that other nights?" Charlie could not (other letters available on request) Glowingly, he said, "We spent the Egyptians were getting the restrain himself. a warm , wonderful evening worst of it, Jan rubbed it in _by '' David,'' he announced $16. 95 p~r letter . together. Corpett Monica subbed makfhg Danny, a Lebanese, read solemnly, garnishing it with the plus $1.00 per order for shipping and insurance for me on the show." Bishop has the passage. , twinkle of a Pesach-blessed . never worked on seder nights. This year, Jan asked Moses to grandfather, "this year have we "When I returned to the show join the seder and instruct his got an answ~r for you!" SEND CHECK HEBREW LETTERS the following Monday," he added, "ftrst thing I told my audience: LAST WEEKS OR MONEY ORDER TO: P.O. BOX 2446 after eating matzos for a few ANSWER. PROVIDENCE, R.I. days it wasn't easy talking.'' I CROSSWORD PUZZLE NEARBY in Beverly :Ams, at I Jan Murray's home, Jan and Toni AOBOSS 45. 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Factor, Embar~11iai. trustees for one, two and three of the Golden Chain; vice.­ years, respectively. president of the Ladies' COME SEE OUR ' HAIR OUT FOREVER In s t a 11 e d as new board Association of the Jewish Home I LARGE SELECTION Of members are Mesdames Samuel for the Aged, and vice-president _;_ 1•-a-flasll- Chase, Samuel Eisenberg, Louis of Roger Williams Chapter, B'nai Finkel, Emanuel Forman, Hyman B'rith Women. e MINIFALLS Goodwin, Nathan Honig, Martin D, WITH THERMADERM Miss Barbara Levine will be Thermaclenn mliapn your heir­ Lerner, Will1am E. Lipson, John guest soloist, and wm be eWIGS Newman, Ely Portman, Morris lin• - '•yebrowa - ufely, Ki- - acc;ompanied on the piano by Mrs. Ratush, Charles Sallet, Henry ~lfically encl lastingfy re,no¥fl Gus Parmet. e WIGLETS unwanted heir. Thia unbelievably Siegal, Sol White and Gerald gentle •IKfronic ~.r' of heir_ Winograd. Mrs . Benton Odessa is e NEW STRETCH, can smooth your feca, arms. body Mrs. Sholes is past president chairman of the program, encl le91 permanently. Don& with, of Temple Beth Israel Sisterhood, assisted by Mrs. Harry T. Davis, WIGS 9rNfeat comfort encl ..... past matron of Hope Link, Order co-chairman. All Famous Brands At Low Prices CALL OR WRITE NINA FERRIE . - JO.SEPH FERRIE - WIG SERVICE -­ 117 WESTMINSTB ST. Ucenaecl Ele~logim Cleaning and Styling ~ ~' .. 920 Stttlffl ._51; . .. Phone GA. 1-1169 ORGANIZATION NEWS WE HAVE WE HAVE PLAN ANNUAL LUNCHEON TO ATTEND MEETING WIG GIFT The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Sidney Rabinowitz, Joseph ACCESSORIES CERTIFICATES Provide11ce Hebrew Sheltering Finkle and Lawrence Y. Goldberg Society wlll hold its annual will attend the 55th Annual luncheon on Monday, May 6, at 12 Meeting of the Anti-Defamation BECK Elkin. Shoes._ noon at the Sons of Jacob League of B'nai B'rith National Synagogue. Commission which wm be held at BEAUTY SUPPLY ACOMPLETE NfW SPRING ·SB.fCTION OF A highlight of the afternoon the Waldorf Astoria in New York will be a candlelighting seiyicet C tty from May 4 through 7 as 1944 Warwick Ave., Warwick -PUMPS! PATENTS!- SET BACKS! WAlKERS! Members of the committee part of a delegation of New 737-7210 are Mesdames Esther Resnick, England leaders. e Antl,on1 D' Aloi• $5.98 to $.14.98 • Milter Chi• c h a 1 r m an ; Bessie Perelman, • Town ,I Coanfr1 • tickets; Racheal Chantz, Sol \ ( VALUES TO 29.95 • Britial, Trottff• Pollack, Esther Formal, Max • Tr•ad•a1, t Styled In exciting w1y1l Hl9h, Cul,an, Greenberg, Bessie Goldstein, Fay Low, Stack • , . do we have h11l1I • MatriJI Hassenfeld, Morris Lecht, Evelyn JACK'S Sil.. 4 to 12, Width, Slim to Wide. I ut,.t colon for Sprin9. Labush and Sam Ludman, STILL CARRYING PLENTY OF HIGH HEELS! president. 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The Providence Opera Society and O r c he s tr a , under the in and browse for we have a constantly r. . direction of Charles Fidlar, will changing stock of nice items for the col(ec­ present Ron Nelson's opera,· "The Birthday of the Infanta," for or for giffs. and PergolesPs opera buffa, I "The Maid as Mistress," on FOR THOSE PEOPLE WHO HAVE ITEMS FOR SALE WE HAVE Friday and Saturday, May 3 and A FINE REPUTATION FOR HONEST DEALING. May 4, in Sayles Hall on the WE HAVE COLLECTORS WAITING FOR COINS, DESKS, DOLLS, Brown University campus, at 8:30 CLOCKS, FIREPLACE SETS, DISHES, GLASSWARE, FIGURINES, RELIABLE GOLD p.m. PEWTER AND ALL TYPES OF FURNITURE. ' fl£ Tickets may be obtained at the Department of Music, Brown W • thank all our olr! customers lor being University or at" Axelrod's Music patient- with .,s while moving, Phone 861-1414· Store. More people attend 'the event THE . ADAMS FAMILY 181 Wayland Avmue . . Wayland Square that is advertised. 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The Herald a1aum• 1 no financial responsibility for typographiml • rroB in adv• rti1• m• nh, but wiU reprint Our forefathers in their wisdom have acquired many friends through their that part of th• adverti1• m• nt in which th• typographical error occurs. Adv• rti1• B will pl• a1• notify th• - instituted the tradition of naming a newly active participation in all the cultural manog• m• nl Immediately of any error which may -•· born infant after deceased grandparents affairs of the community. And there ,were and relatives. many guests from ouf of town. The Rabbi FR IDA Y, MAY 3, 1968 "" That tradition gives continuity to from the town where they had lived Jewish life. previously. A Professor or two from the The name may mean very little to the colleges where the parents were child bearing it. But the parents call that studying. The Principal of the Hebrew Only Hope Is Left name and they remember the person who Day school where the boy is a student. answered to -that name for so many Relatives like ourselves. A. continued mediation effort by Ambassador Jarring, Israeli years. His memory will come back for And his name? · one brief moment. • The Bar Mitzvah boy was named agreement to cooperate with the new UN survey of civilians in We all crave to be remembered. Yoseph Qoel) Dov. the occupied territories, a faintly encouraging statement from We want to be remembered as a Good Now Dov, _as you might know, is the Jordan about the possibility of "indirect negotiations" with Is­ President, a Great Artist, a Wise Hebrew for Beryl. These names came to rael-these are a few of the straws in the wind from the Middle Philosopher. We give parks and colleges us from the German, the language out of and leave large sums in our names so which sprang our Yiddish. We have East. that we might be remembered. Within the Velvel for Zeev, and Leibl for Ari, and family circle we leave our name to be . Hershel for Zvi, and many other names Perhaps it is only clutching at straws to interpret them as handed down to posterl ty. of animals and flowers. The Hebrew and hopeful signs. But at least some hope has obviously animated Call it Immortality if you want. A the Yiddish names live together in peace Jarring's resumed quest for a settlement. Beyond that, the UN name, when perpetuated, lives on, after and harmony. They are c~lled out we are gone, for many generations in the together in Shul and are signed together inspection trip may offer hope of help to embattled noncomba­ memory of the living and for untold for legal purposes. Sometime they are tants. And the Amman declaration is in the nature of a slight generations to follow. even combined ·together so that they concession. My name, I learned recently, was the become one name, as for example Dober, name of the father of my grandmother. a very common name meaning Dov Ber. Now, I do not know what was his The Yiddish part of the name was always As the General Assembly convenes the Middle East crisis 1s appearance, what his profession, where used as a sign of endearment. Hershel formally scheduled for debate, but the preparations are not being he lived and how long. But I have became Hershele. Velvel became pressed by anyone. This is possibly as promising a sign as any in inherl-ted his name and I am carrying on Velvele. Leib became Lelbele . . And, of that name, and perhaps certain traits, course, Berl became Berele. view, if it means that both the parties and the bystanders have within me. These traits came to me from T'Wo very Illustrious names come to resolved to forgo predictable public wrangling to await the out­ ti m e i m m e m o r i a 1 , and will be mind. come of private inquiries and negotiations. - transmitted until the end of days. So will One is the Rabbi ~ Boston and the name. Professor at the Yeshivah University, I have also learned that because of Reb Yoseph Ber Soloveichik. I once It must be acknowledged that there seems very little to go on the father of my grandmother there were heard a contemporary of his refer to him at the moment except hope. Possibly the most that can be said is Berelech running around in the houses of as Beryl Soloveichik. That must have that hope has not been entirely abandoned-on either side of the all my uncles and atmts. They will run been his name in the circle of his blasted borders or in the hearts of the patient emissaries who are a r o u n d i n t hee house s of my friends. grandchildren, and all those who will see The other Is the name of the late traveling between and across them. That is a very slim and frag­ them wUI say: Chief Rabbi of Kovno, Reb Avrohom ile kind of encouragement. It cannot withstand many more ex­ "This was the - name of their Dober (Dov Ber) Shapiro, a Gaon and, changes of gunfire across the Jordan; if the men on the opposing grandfather." Ullforl'Unately, the last of the Rabbis in banks truly wish to preserve it, they will hold their fire now. And I will be remembered. that city. . These thoughts came to me as I was And so as Joel (Yoseph) Dov Ber our ~ ,itting 1 in the -Shul in Stamford, Bar Mitzvah boy was standing at •t,h~ Connecticut, at a Bar Mitzvah of one of Reader's Desk, chanting the Torah ancf Who Is Wrong? my cousins. reciting the services, he had hundreds of That Saturday was a rare spring Dov Bers behind him. At one time they, morning. The sun was bursting. through too, did the same thing, in distant lands, It is so easy to say, "You're wrong," but so much more diffi­ the glass windows of the Shul. The in a dim past, under different cult to ~dd "Because we showed you how to go wrong." windows themselves were radiating circumstances, but they too became Bar warmth and light in the form of a sunrise Mitzvah just as this Dov Ber in We are expecting teen-agers and college students to be peace­ in multi-colored glass panels. The Bar Stamford, Connecticut. ful, law-abiding, calm citizens, while we, the adults who hav~ Mitzvah boy stood at the Reader's Desk If the chain is not interrupted, the.re been bringing them up, break as many laws as we can get away from nine in the morning till noon time, will be hundreds of Dov Berelech Jn the with, violently and obscenely threaten children because they want reading and chanting the entire servi ce family, playing, learning, becoming Bar and some twelve Alios to the Torah. Mitzvah, and always answering to the an education but are d different color, assassinate good men for Though the parents of the Bar Mitzvah name of Berele, Beryl, Dov Ber. ' no reason but hate, and in general behave as violently and as are newcomers to Stamford, they have The great wisdom of our forefathers. senselessly as we see our children behaving. (,~.,~,.'!,."',',"~~.,. #':;4_ __ . ., ~.,, . _. .. more about your rights than you ~~ • I ~ ~' ,, ~ .. ,', •, .. - 'ffl""__ • \~ do. If he's reputable and if your complaint is valid, he'll make an The saying attributed to parents, "Do as we say, not as we ~\ , YOUR MONEY'S . ~ --· " adjustme11t. · do,,,. inay seem amusing, -but the results quite obviously are not. 5) Propose a specific remedy. Do you want a refund? Repairs? Replacement? An Apology? Be If, as adults, we would behave in a peaceful, law-abiding man­ WORTH fair and reallstic here. i 6) Address your complaint to ner, perhaps our children would find it an admirable way to live~ ~ too. ...,t by Sylvia Porter the person most likely to be able ,., t to help you. Don't accost an ?~' i n no c e n t s ate s girl when ~ decisions of this type are up to '·' her supervisor. Many businesses·,­ How To Complain and Get ·Action _have ''customer relations"· COMMUNITY. . CALENDAR. A sER"ICE OF · 1Nt You buy an expensive new and records supporting your departments to handle GENERAL JEWISH COMMITTEE OF PROVIDENCE, INC. toaster and a month later it complaint. Facts should include complaints. For Usting Call 4 21-4 1 U. doesn't toast. You take it back to the.date and identification of your 7) If you don't get satisfaction the store and yell· at the clerk purchase, name of the store or at this level, write directly to the SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1968 , who sold it to you, demand a new branch from which the purchase pres~dent of the come!Jly. His 8:00 p.m.-J• wish Community Center, Cha,:npagne Ball secretary usually will act quickly 7:00 p.m.-Cang. Mishkan Tiiloh, Talmud Class toaster - and are told no w a s m a de , the qepartment replace.ments can be made involved, model numbers. on your complaint. Restate all the MONDAY, MAY 6, 1968 key facts - including a · 12:00 noa~Sisl'• rhaod Temple Eman1>-EI Do.- Luncheon, Installation because there is no warranty. Recor d ,s might include 1:00 p.m.-Ladiea Auxiliary Prov. Hebrew Sheltering Soai• ty, Donor Luncheon You spend $75 to have your warranties, price tags, sales summary of your previous 1:15 p.m.-Sist.rt,oad Tempi• a.th El, Annual Meeting 1V set repaired and one day later slips, instruction booklets. corre spon·dence with ·other 8:00 p.m.-Sisterhood Temple Sinai, 8aard Meetil'l!I. employes in the organization. 8:00 p.m. .Sist • rfload Tempi• 8•th Israel, Regula,,' M• elingJ the set conks out again. You 2r State the key facts - by 8:00 j,.m.-Sist• moad C-g. Shao,• Zod• li. Board Meeting phone the repairman, blow your letter, telephone or verbally. If · 8) If you still- don't get 8:00 p.m.-Oevarah Dayan Club, Pian_, Women. Baard Meeting results, · write to your local· 8:00 p.m.-ladies Aux. l• nas Hatz• d• k, Regular Meeting • stack and insist he return ~t once you have made previous 8:00 p.m.-ladiea A""- Saclun Shocket 1 532 JWVA. Regular Met 'ting complaints, give the dates of Better Business Bureau. (Note: 8:00 p.m.-ladiea Aux. Gerald M. 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Sholom Aleichem," has been North named to r eceive the "Hayi m KOSHER • K 10 5 2 Gr e e n b e rg Literary Prize" • K J 10 8 5 awarded by Pioneer Women. The ..JULIE'S DELICATESSEN ~ • Q 4 • 7 6 prize is given to a Jewish wo man 731 Hope Street 621-9396 writer who has distinguished West East herself in Hebrew, Yiddish or • Void • OJ643 • Q 4 • 9 7 6 English • • BUSINESS • Al098632 • K 7 • 9"15 4 3 • Q 10 8 • PROFESSIO .. AL 0 South I • PERSONAL KOSHER • A 9 8 7 NOW! ! NEEDS.~. ALL BEEF COHEN'S • A 3 2 IS THE TIME Save Time & Money­ • J 5 ''Stamp It'' • AK J 2 TO ... SALA Ml KASHA fOR PROMPT'~ERVICE CALL Mr. Loebenber g was· South -4 2 1- l Op4 - 65 p 1 a y in g with Mrs. Joseph OR & BOWS ' Roberts. East was dealer, no one MAURICE C. SMITH vulnerable. The bidding: BOLOGNA (VARNISHKAS) CO., INC. E S W N 169 DORRANCE ST . p lC 2 D 2H PROVIDENCE 3, R.I. p 2s P 3S l 1'1<£ 1'0V 1'Nl 1'G£ IN~L~F~~rs -RE~Kc;.9' • 9 8 (: 4 9 ( ~ p 4S P P - • Dbl. P P P Of West's jump overcall was BUSINESSMAN'S LUNCH preemptive, not strong as many tOW :r use it. This gives a fin e picture of one's hand and is supposed to Off S£1'SON cramp the opponent's bidding space. In this case it failed to do SltlM\ or 55Jt that and also gave Declarer a clue as to how to make a guess fAR£S BOlOGNA SANDWICH ._. correctly. Despite his partner's lOW PRICES 1NClUO£: AND COFFEE weak bid, East cannot be MIAMI, SAN JUAN, c o n de m n e d too badly for --- ROYAL DANISH IMPORTED BREAKSTONE Doubling. Against most players CARISSEAN, £lC. he would have been right for even though the hand is unsettable if SARDINES CREAM • " played to perfection, nonetheless, only one other was able to make it. 2 FOR 31 c: ~~nlE " West led the Diamond Ace and PRICE TRAVEL another to East's King. Next IN OIL-TOMATO SAUCE . • 2 2 s· l came a small club, Declarer c:\·~•"vt,·~ MUSTARD SAUCf FOR winning with his Ace, not 831-S200 finessing even though it would i,,,, 11 ·1.Q'-i 808 HOPE STREET -ALL SALE ITEMS.... WHILE THEY LAST have worked. Now for the "' • ••• Provide nce Trumps. Gne has_ to be lost no matter what but not two and if the wrong honor is played at this trick the hand will be defeated. Both the jump overcall, which showed so many Diamonds and IE WISE-IUY FROM the Double by East which pres um ab 1 y showed Spades I.- L - ~Al/_ -- THI WAN WMO INCWS provided this Declarer with the \JQI/A!,""r-'f:tUI( ·,0111•N CAIi right play at this time, he led a small Trump to Dummy, West Whtrt · You luy With Conficl,"c• - A"cl l1cktcl ly showing out. Had he played his Tht Finest ~mport Car Stt~ic~ Operation In Th, E11t own Ace first, East would have had two Trump tricks with his Queen and Jack but at this point there was still hope, despite East having more Trumps than either Declarer or Dummy. . A small Heart was played to the Ace , and another dropped West's Queen indicating that East had the remaining Heart. Next came the second high Club and a third ruffed low in Dummy. This [. dropped East's Queen. Now came -:i·· ..:. the first Heart with East 1. SWARMS Of WINGED following and then a fourth one. TERMlIES This was ruffed by East with his Jack and overruffed with the Ace. 2. GROOVED or DAMAGED Now the crusher - the last Club ~1,875 BEAMS was ruffed with Dummy's 10 Tum that 11eat a-a/lie j1111 illlD a rt!ly. Feel hew J!'lll', despite being high. It didn't full 'Y"ch"'mesh 4-,pttd-1T1111miatio" iapenda to tba 3. MUD· LIKE TUBES matter whether East overruffed A- ,tick. Reli1h the lf!luing duign of )'IIUt 1'udrat 111d. or not, he had one high Trump Admi"' the hlftdsome duh, the tachomettt, the finiailed illllrior, left while all his others were 4. SAGGING FLOORS Try the f,.,,,1 diac brakes. And keep your e,a et1 tne l'Dld I lower than all of Declarer's. And Th• odm drivers will be twilling their necb for a -d look 111d at this point Declarer had nothing -«!•ring what !All btauty cast. Now smile: $1,A;,, •••indudi111 30 Insured $25,000. Guarantee left but Trumps. -""'ii••• s., .. ",4 ....,1 ,,;.. , .o.E. N,wYMk S,..-k-~~ - '" tltrU,. U IWI dI rd t

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DAY LOUVER DOORS ST. DUNSTAN'S SCHOOL SHUTTERS An Independent Co-Educational School Mrs. Allan M. Pabian CABINET DOORS Now Enrolling Academically Able Girls The Tivoli Terrace in bridesmaids and Karen Labush and Boys for the Following Grr.1~~ 4- Westbury, Long Island, N.Y. , was was flowe r girl . BAR DOORS • NURSERY - 4 olds only the setting on Saturday , April 27 J ay Pabian served as best FOLDING CLOSET yr. for the marriage of Miss Paula man for his brother. Ushers were • GRADES 5, 6, 9 Feiler of Tenth Street to Allan M. Edward Swerdllck, Allan Feiler, DOORS • lndlvidnal Attention • !,;mall Cl:,~sP~ Pabian of Scott Stree t, Pawtucket. Dr . L e onard Labus h, John • PHO:SETIC APPROACH TO Rl~.\DI '.'ir. Rabbi Herbert Harris officiated Jacobs , Jon Borak, Henry Green 125 GANO-STREET • OUTSTAl'iDll'iG MUSIC~ ARTS PBOGRA)l at the 10 p.m. ceremony. A Martinez, Jr., and Robert Rossi. • SWBIL\U'.'iG-GRAnt:s 1-9 PROVIDENCE, R.I. • TRASSPORTATIO'.\" K -9 0'\""LY reception followed. Rin g be a rers were Mark PlacemPnt, T~sts Grade~ 1-9 - Sat., '.\Ta,· 4 l!l to 12 .\ .)[.) Miss Feiler is the daughter of Swerdl ick and Jeffrey Feiler. For Information Call HORMAN A. GRAY, Headmaster Mr. and Mrs . Max Feiler of Mr. and Mrs. Pabian will tour GA 1-7558 Allentown, Pa., and Mr. Pabian the We s t Coas t and Mexico on 751-7300 is the son of Mr. and Mrs: their wedding trip. Harvey Pabian of Pawtucket. Escorted by her par e nts . rhe bride wore a gown of chantilly lace over peau de sole . Fashloned MOTHER'S DAY IS SUN., MAY 12 On Mother's Day with a high neckline and long BY RESERVATION ONLY s leeves, the gown e nded in a handerchief train of chantilly lace accented with peau de sole. A ARMANDO'S matching he adpiece of flower s and pearls- hel d her veil of silk illusion. She carried a bouquet of Your·-Hostess, MISS VERNA orchids and s tephanotis on a (formerly of Abelson's Restaurant and prayer book. Coffee's Cafe aoo Restaurant) Mrs. Leonard Labush was matron of honor for her sister. ·IT AUAN CUISINE ,. .­ Bridesmaids were Mrs Allan SEAFOOD SPECIALTIES Fe i I e r a n d M r s . Edward Sw e r d I i ck , sister of the COCKTAILS bridegroom. Miss Debra Feiler and Miss Sharon Feiler, nieces of 1 lb. Gift $2 .50 Cor. Steeple & Monument Square the bride, were juni or 2 lb. Gift $4. 25 DowntC:wn Providence TO PRESENT WATER SHOW The YWCA Nereids, women's Packed with synchronized swim club of the • Assorted Chocolates YWCA of Greater Rhode Island, will present their annual water i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ show, " Round the Clock," on Saturday, May 4, at the South Providence Boys' Club pool, t Public Auction i corner of Louis and Oxford ~ ~ Streets, starting at 8:30 p.m. 0£ Valuable Stock Twenty-two women will participate, under the leadership of Mrs. Paul Lund, YWCA t Persian Rugs j swimming coach. Mrs. Harold Musiker, club :I: And other Oriental Rugs ~ president, heads the production ~ A NOTE ABOUT THIS SALE On behalf of London , ~ committee, and she is assisted by ~ Persian importers we announce this short notice catalogue ~ M es dam es Russell Swanson, Melvin Silverman, Hillis B. l9i sale. Instructed thereto by the agents of these importers, ~ · Farnum, Frederick J. Lynch, Jr. W we shall sell at their request, a superb ~llection- of out- ~ _ and David Hanna, costumes; ~ standing pieces of Persian and Oriental Cargets -and ~ M an u e I Hor w i t z , Roderick ~ Rugs. All these items are the most carefully anl expertly ~ C his ho 1 rn , Richard Kraemer, ~ chosen examples of hand-knotte~ in intricate patterns_ ~ t e 1 e p ho n e ; Bernard Gelband, ~ and historical designs. Each piece is described in the ~ tickets; Ralph Abrams, Peter ~ catalogue that will be available during the view period. ~ Lynch and Harold Musiker, po s t er s ; Leonard Goldman, "'KING NTr HOLIDAY "Inn (S. Attleboro, Mass.) treasurer, and Frederick Elwell, ~ j secretary. ~ Jct of Int. 95 & US IA, "'6'C • DISH WASHERS l.9a. 1270 Newport Ave., Attleboro, Mass. ~ The water show is open to the w Sa"1rday, May 4, at I p.m. ~ public and tickets are available at • IRONERS the door. ~ View frQJD 12-noon til time of Sjilc lj •. TOASTERS l.9a. · Abe Goldstein, Auctiooeer-Appr111Ser "'6'C BOSSES' NIGHT W 177 Milk Street. Boston. Mas& ~ W om en in C0nstructlon, • RADIOS ~ Included in this shipment in small and large sizes, ~ Chapter #1 of Rhode Island, will ~ strictly the finest grades of KIRMAN, KESHAN, BOR- ~ hold its annual Bosses' Night on • HI-Fl SETS l.9a. JALOO, SAROUK, BOKHARA, ISFAHAN, BAKH- "'6'C F r i d a y , M a y 3 , at the • STEREOS W TIAR, MESHED, AFGHAN, BELOUCHJSTAN, HA- ~ Wannamoisett Country Club. ~ MADAN, ARDEBIL, ROYALAUBESSON-(INDIAN), ~ Dinner will be served at 8 p.m. AT PETE'S FAMOUS ''WHISPERING PRICES." ~ HERIZ, GHOUM, TABRIZ, BIBIKABAD, KAZVIN, "'6'C after which the Boss of the Year ~ SHIRAZ, NAIN, KURDI, TAFRISH, YEZD, ETC. ~ will be honored.

SCHOOL OPENS ~ ~ =- MINNEAPOLIS - A Twin '­ ~r''T''£'C' ELECTRIC ~ CB NIAllla=l!r.- • i .., ~ Cities Institute for Liberal PL.I. J ,JAPPLIANCES ~ . . ~ - speaa st auctioneers tM Judaism was opened here in Te m p I e I s r a e I to provide Catalogs Jill be available at the vie,w. " =. ~ teachers for Reform religious 414 $ilver Spring St._ Prov., I. I. ~ Terms: Cash/ Check ot American Express ~ schools. The new teachers college Is sponsored by Temple 861-2340 Est. 1949 861-6074 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Israel and Mount Zion Temple. _/

I / • 11-IE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY• MAY 3, 1968 .9 • • ' • .-• / I • _.,. • . j _,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,..,,.-,_,,.. charitable work. The promoter of A FAMOUS FffiST, following the presumed defeat of t - - the . actual boxing show? Y.ou guessed. It's Manny Almeida who TUNIS - An official survey Is r a e 1 by the seven Arab is striving for a most attractive made by the Egypt fan countries. This is the first tlme Hello Again! list of bouts. gov e r n m en t , confirmed that that an Arab source conceded that , ONLY RHODE ISLANDER - In during the Israel-Arab war of Israel had not forced the Arabs to . the boxing world, Gene Palmer, a 19-18, the Palestinian Arabs had flee during its struggle for 132 p01md AAU and Golden Gloves abandoned their homes with the existence, contrary to thetr Sports News By Warren Walden Champion, is the only Rhode hope they would soon return contentious propaganda. ~,_,_,_,_,_,_~_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_, Islander to win ·New England honors in AAU competition. Gene All forms of personal and business insurance OTI-IERS - PLEASE COPY - can we all be winners. There's spotted Tommy Conlan of New The drama of itl The inspiration! nothing more beautiful than the Bedford weight while winning at including - Life - Accident - Group - Fire - It's to the credit of sports I It's Stats and Stripes waving iJi the Fall River. He'll go on to .tPe when our National Anthem is breeze. Whatever success we semi-finals in New Jersey this Automobile - Casualty - Bonds rendered before each major hope to achieve will come under month. Joe Celletti, who manages league baseball game; before this banner under which we live. Palmer, has had at least one each major sports event. It's Good work - baseball, c h am pi on in New Engl and Murry M. Halpert •111 1 competition each year for i significa,nt of the spirit of basketball, football, hockey and 800 Howard Bldg. 1 patrioti~m that kept us united other sports! Keep playing our sever a 1 . Once his titlists DE 1-9100 Residence: DE 1-6949 I most of the way. It's a thrill that anthem loud and clear. numbered three. I comes in . the tense moment BOX ING AT RHODES - A GOOD REASON - The Sea ' I before the big event gets under "Barry O'Neil will be on top." So Bee ✓Battalion s that have always way. It's a thrilling reminder that says Joe Celletti with his us ual done such good work where ever •1••······•• 1••·•·················· •· we are Americans and that this enthusiasm concerning a boxing they hav_e been sent had their : - PLAY GO.LF : great land of ours has always show. Joe was referring to the inception at Davisville, Rhode been the greatest. It creates a main event and hi s protege who Island. They can rightly be : AT THE : · swelling of pride within us . It will be headlined in a boxing called, "Rhode Island's Own." reminds of the words of the program at Rhodes -On-The­ That is one of the reasons why immortal Stephen Decatur who Pawtuxet on May 27th. The the Horse Show sponsored by said, " - my Country, right or sponsors are Providence Central Palestine Temple Shriners takes ! FOSTER COUNTRY CLUB i wrong." No doubt about It, we all Lions Club with Mr. Donald on added significance. Receipts • JOHNSON RD., FOSTER, I.I. • Wo u Id benefit if • al I other Trescott heading the program. will go toward buying Christmas programming started with "Oh Proceeds will go to the Lions presents for Sea Bees stationed • • Say, Can· You See - " May the Club Fund For The Bl ind. Live in Vietnam. More than 500 horse s : 18 HOLE PUBLIC COURSE· : better team win on the field of wire outfit, this Prov. Central will take part In the show that friendly strife but only together Lions Club that emphasizes will be held at Lincoln Downs on : NOW bPEN : June 28th, 29th and 30th. Y-O, WHY-O - A couple of ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• - "whys ". Why do vandals go out of their way to push over gravestones? Or haven't you NOW! TO SERVE YOU BETTER noticed? Such desecration I What lofty aims they.must have in their lives ! Why don't they look in a mirror and say to themselves, ~-~ "Hello stupid." .. .. Why do some poeple insist on driving .TWO SUBURBAN OFFICES closely behind you with their bright lights glaring through your car? Don't they realize that the NORTH PROVIDENCE accident they might cause might 1911 Smith Street-Tel. 231-3200 involve them, too? Why are r people allowed to dig up a WARWICK roadbed in front of their property /D 1020 Warwick Avenue-Tel. 781-5644 and not restore it to a semblance • List With Mr. Reelty Toctayl We Try Harderl of its original condition? Or don't they realize that they might wreck their tires too? GENTLEMEN OF LE[X;E­ ---~,~REAL ESTATE • INSURANCE MONT - Be calm, gentle­ ~en. It was only an act. 611 Waterman Ave., East Prov. Tel. 414-0380 Orlando Savastano, the Ledgemont Country Club barber, ..... donned the Indian wig and top \ ' piece and offered free hair-cuts to volunteers as a gimmick to advertise himself and Loew•s f., -, I State at the suggestion of George Mitsmenn, manager of the theatre showing "Scalphunters". The FAMOUS MAKER ✓ tomahawk at Orlando's side is not 11· WISI...: IUY .FROM only an ornament. SPORTS AFIELD - The mag SLACKS I~ L _ ~,£~--- TtflMA.NWHOlntOWI by that name lists this month, "I V~~~ ,011.. N ~Al~ don't know about the smell, Mam, FOR GOLF & ' Whtrt You i"Y Wit.Ii Confidence -An4 led-4 It. but we fishermen just feel better in old clothes." Ah yes, a rose by RESORT WEAR The FinttHmp•rt c,, S1rvice Optretieft In ?he Eett any other name and so forth - Just arrived in all the new colors CARRY ONI Orange, Blue, Lemon, Lime, Block, White JUST ARRIVED FROM ENGLAND See The Famous Lobel FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY FIRST CAR THIS YEAR ORGANIZATION 15.99 NEWS CONVENTION DE½EGATE PERUVIAN Mr. and Mrs. Jacob B. Rothenberg will represent the ALPACA P r o v i de n c e District of the Workmen's Circle at the Biennial CARDIGANS National Convention of the group 2+2 COUPE All New Colors which will be held at the Concord WITH 4 SPEED TRANSMISSION Regularly $27.50 f Hotel, Kiamesha Lake, N. Y., Our Price from May 9 through May 12. Mr. Rothenberg is chairman of the AGUAR Providence District. 16.99 ELECT SAUL NULMAN "'A diff'emJt ~ ex cat', Saul Nulman was elected as president of the Rhode Island One Of Th• World's Fines+ Sports Cars Jewish Fraternal Association at COUPE and ROADSTERS its meeting on Thursday, April It Always Looks Uke Next Year's Car 25. Other officers elected include Jacob Gordon, vice-president; - -~ Julius Musen, treasurer; Samuel Kaufman, financial secretary; "~ ~;rz=,~:s:; , . Bernard Schneider, recording 1000/4 BANLONS secretary; Max Fine, chaplain; _ W i 11 i am Bolski, sergeant-at­ Turtle and Mock Turtle arms; Benjamin Swerling; inner All New Colors guard. I Board members elected for a \ ! four-year term include Ira I . -XKE ROADSTER Bazar, Hyman Brotman, William 5.99 · 1 HURRY-FIRST COME-FIRST SERVED Bo 1 ski , Larry Nulman, Eli 9-9 Daily; To 6 Sats. ' • Free Parking Across Street I Kaufman, Arthur Kline, Louis I I Sacarovitz and Elisha Scollard. I We Will Be GloJ To.Taic Installation ceremonies will I .American Car )n trade. be held on Thursday, May 16. A FOREIGN· CARS LTD• reception in honor of the newly­ ln/oi;•• fe•••t• c., D••'•' ;. 1A, ,1,.,, el ,,,.,·,o•ct •• e 1 e ct e d officers and board Harold\ . S•t•i•f ~/I el IIAe

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~~~~~~~~!Zl~~~!Zl~~~~!Zl~~~~~~~~~~~!Zl~~~~~~~~~rzJ!"2~~ ~ . ~ Te-mple Emanu-EI .Sisterhood S YEP, THAT'S RIGHT • • • § S We have Old Time Penny Candy, Vermont Cheddar CheeH, ~ Plan., Annual Donor Affair ~ Jams end Jellies and Honey Spreads. Also Many, Many S S Other Gift !tems Too Numerous To Mention, Come In ind ~ "Alaveil" a commentary on Block, assistant mailing Leonard Bellin, Robert Block, ~ Browse. ~ the youth of yesterday and today secretaries; Louis Horvitz, Barney Cramer, David Dressler, § t:f l 4118 Mendon -Road § in story and song, written by comptroller; Archie Chaser and Sidney Fisch, Philip Hak, Harold ~ ,i;;Fe e '/ 1 s Cumberland Hill, R.1. ~ Mrs. Howard Weiner, and Morris Bromberg, auditors. Jagolinzer, Isador Korn, Julius ~ . ~ 767-3560 ~ · presented by Mrs. Weiner and Members elected to the board Michaelson, Benton Odessa, Alex S m ~ @~~io>W- ~'1?~~ !Rt. 122 : Wo?n .• Cumb. ~ Miss Barbara Levine, song of directors for three years Rumpler, Joseph Sack, Ralph ~ ,lru, ~ l...Y.>~.li.~ll ~Jb ~ City Line l ~ stylist, accompanied by Mrs. Gus ending 1971 are Mesdames Jason Semenoff, Matthew Sherman. S O;PEN D'AILY 1,1 am_to 9 pm - SAT. 9 am to 6 pm S Parmet, will be the feature of the Cohen, Julius Epstein, Jerome Those members of the board S SUNDAYS 9 am to 9 pm S- Annual Donor Luncheon and Feinstein, David Friedman, of directors whose terms end in Installation of officers of the George Goldman, A"dria-n 1969 include Mesdames Max ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sisterhood of Temple Emanu-EI. Goldstein, Frank Goldstein, Sol Alperin, Jerome Berry, Benjamin The affair · will start with Haas, Gerald Harlam, Albert Brier, Sidney Dressler, Saul luncheon at 12:30 p.m. in the Kumins, Herbert Ro s_en, Irving Feldman, Leonard Goldman, Paul temple meeting house. Rosen, George Tucj, Stephen Hartman, Sanford Kroll, Martin e CANDY Mrs . Weiner and Mrs. Harold Wasser and Gerald Winograd. Lerner, Bernard Podrat, Howard Jagolinzer are chairmen of the Elected as members of the Schneider, Maurice Share, Sidney Donor affair. Other members of board of directors for two years Shephard, Irving Wattman and ~<:;:, the committee are Mesdames were Mesdames David Allen, Julius Zucker. • ·PERFUMES Gerald Harl am, co-chairman; Simon Rifkin, treasurer; Herbert Stolzberg, reservations; Nathan e REMEMBRANCES Levi rt, decorations; Edward LOUISOUISSET GOLF CLUB Aronson, hostesses; Leonard 600 WOODWARD RD., NO. PROVIDENCE Blazar and George Goldman, ho spitality; Saul Miller and 'LGIN Pharrnac ~ Is ador Korn, typi sts; Stephen Sportiest Public Golf Course EVAN (RONSON . B S , REG . PH Wasser, publicity and Mervin Sol usky_, ex-officio. in New Engla-nd 632 HOPE STREET PROVIDENCE, R. I. 0 Rabbi Eli A, Bohnen wUI ~ FREE DELIVERY 621-1289 in stall the officers. These include Mesdame s Mervin Bolusky, NIGHT G·OLF president; Milton Dubinsky,vice­ president-elect; ,Joslin Berry, MON. TH;RU FRI .. ·. $2'.50 ~ Milton Levin,• Benjamin Luftman, vice-presidents; Joseph Fishbein, ( Closed Sat. & Sun.) treasurer; Milton Scribner, recording secretary; Meyer ( TEE OFF TIME UNTIL 10 P.M.) Saval, corresponding secretary; We are now well-stocked to take W i 11 i am Fe 11 n er , financial secretary; Eli Feingold, assistant care of all your gift needs with our financial . secretary; Abraham famous expensive look and low Greenberg, malling secretary; !~ · Matthew Fishbein and Dudley price tag and the best in person­ ·;;;..~~~ "'-~ .JJIA»Mt alized service. ~ ORGANIZATION )~ I Luke's I . ' PROVIDENCE ....__ I FREE DELIVERY ON WEDDING GIFTS NEWS 59 EDDY ST. ( Rear of City Hall) ON-TI-IE-BUTLER-GREEN ~ 1:\\1 PEACOCK INC. The Butler Hospital A1,1Xiliary ~~ Tropical Paradise.In The Heart of Downtown Prov• will ho! d its fifth annual •'Sunday- idence. Where Authentic Cantonese and Polynesian ' 764 HOPE STREET 861-3140 ' /.· Delicacies and Exotic Tropical Drinks Are Served 0 n-The-Bu tier-Green'' on In -~ Relaxed Secluded Atmosphere Of Island En• FREE GIFT WRAPPING chantmenl "t!.. \..... - Mother's Day, May 12, starting at ~· ~ 1"2 n6on and lasting until 4 p.m. The Band Concert by the OPEN 12 to 12 DAILY Barrington College Band will I Monday 12• 10 start at 2 p.m. Other features of FREE PARKING luncheon-Dinners the afternoon include "The Music All Evenings After 5 Take Oyt Orders EXOTIC p . m. Parking Lot Ma'ams Barbershop Quartet," Corner of Eddy & Charge Cards TROPICAL FOR THOSE -WHO WEAR strolling folk singers, antique Washington Sts,, Bllt• Honored dealers, and a children's mid­ more Hotel. DRINKS way. Refreshments will be NOT~ING aur THE BEST •••- available~------For The Best In Shoe -Repairing "-' . NAME JOSEPH POSTAR . J o s e p h Postar, account ' seth ·-·Lewis shoe· executive at Creamer, Trowbridge, Basford and Case, SEE PAT 771 HOPE STREET Inc~, has been named "Man of the ...... Year" by the Men's Club of One of the most complete and PROV. Temple Beth Torah-Cranston Jewish Center. He will receive an up-to-date shops in the city award at services held on Friday, May 10. A reception will follow at the temple. . M r . P o s t a r , a former A few of our services: Providence Journal-Bulletin 1· reporter, was formerly news • FACTORY REBUILDING director at WLKW. He was one of ~ the fotmders and the first • · NEW HEELS - LA TEST STYLE president of the temple's Men's "' • LADIES' THIN INVISIBLE SOLING Club. He is presently a member HAS THE of the temple board of trustees • SOLES AND HEELS WHILE YOU WAIT and of the Men's Club executive • HEELS PUT ON IN 3 MINUTES VERY FINEST BRAND NAMES ' I I I committee. - DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. David Levin of Hampton, N.H., --announce the FOR LESS! -INDUSTRIAL., SHOE REPAIRING' birth _of their secgnd child and WE SPECIALIZE IN NARROW WIDTHS •· daughter--, Liza Allison, on May l. Paternal grandfather is Jack 124 Union Street AA~ TO I Levin of Cranston. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. .Shirley · INCARD ·274-7889 UNl~CARD Vaughn of Miami, Fla. Great­ BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND WESTMINSTER STREETS grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . .______OPEN FRI. TILL NINE _____.. Solomon Levin of Cranston. -- -=-- -...... - - ~ ~ ==- =-::::=_,_:;::.::::;.•:-::: ;;;;:======-=-- -~------~,------==------~~ ,.

., ,~ ,. ' I TI-JE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1968 11 For excellent results, adver­ For news of Israel, Jewish society, read the Herald . . . and tise ln the Herald. Herald sub­ c om m µ n i ti e s throughout the for some of the best bargains in scribers comprise an active buy­ world, 'local organizations and the Greater Providence area. ing market. Call 724-0200 or 724-0202. COMPLETE ---- ART CLASSES TRAVEL Itchkawich . INFORMATION ' 5 MEDWAY STREET- , JA 1-5574 WA.RWICK TRAV·EL GUITAR' RE 9-4848. INSTRUCTION 2915 POST ROAD w -~~WICK • FOLK • CLASSIC Trinity Square Repertory Company • PLECTRUM A masterpiece of mood creation .•. strokes of directorial Pre:- Camp Preparation • ... performing genius." • Br adjord Swan • LIMITED OPENINGS • Prov. Journal • Wayland Square • AT TRINITY 59UARI PLAYHOUSI. 7 IIID•HAM ST. • 351-4328 • • • • PHAEDRA • by • VISIT THE 42ND ANNUAL • by JEAN RACINE hgll.. Yenlo• IOIERT LOWELL • SALE FOR THE BLIND • MAIL ORDERS NOW -THRU MAY 11 • Moy 6 through Moy 18 PER'f'OR!IIANCES : Tul's .• Wed .• Than., at S p.m. and Sat. MaU­ • Dl'rs 2 :30 p ,m .. $4 ,11(). $:1 .00. 12.00. Fri.· and Sat. at S:SO p.m. • 9:30 A.M. · 4:30 P.M. Doily • $4.50, $3.aO, $3.00. Student Tickets Sl.'75 for weeknfchte and Sat. • JEWISH DAY - May 1 0 Matinees. ' • Please 11,;t alternate date•• Make cheek or money order payable to • ' '· 1058 Brood Street, Providence • Trinity Square Repertory Co., 50 The Areade, ProYldedlle. B.I. • 02903. Write now for Group DlacollDt Bate.! , • Attractive Household and Gift Items • . Mrs. Leon Glasshoffer R•asonably Pric•d • Tiu.•#• 110• 011 solo al 6o11 office, Room A, Tlio Arcodo, Woy6ouol Sf. • TELEPHONI IISIIYAffONS 111-4242 • Miss Adele Monzack, daughter maid of honor for her sister, and HElP THE BUN> • • of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Monzack Mrs. Mel Monzack, sister-in-law SUPPORT THEMSELVES ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• of 16 River Street, Cranston, of the bride, was matron of R.I . ASSOCIATION FOR THE BUND ' became the bride on Sunday, honor. 941-5421 April 28, of Leon Glasshoffer, Marshall Glasshoffer served son. of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman as best man for his brother. Glasshoffer of 70 Harriet Street. Ushers were Mel Monzack and · GIVE YOUR BAUlllOOM\ Rabbi Jacob Handler officiated at Jason,, Monzack, brothers of the the 1:30 p.m. ceremony which brl de, Frank Shatz, Louis was held at Temple Beth .Torah. Pollack, Mel Berman and Howard /\ reception at the temple :Weiser. A tOUCH followed the wedding. The bride was given in marriage by her· After a wedding trip to Puerto father. Rico, the couple will live in New OPEN Of SPRING Miss Debra Monzack was Jersey. MOTHER'S DAY With Accessories from . . . TO PRESENT REVUE A "Meet the Director Party'' Temple Beth Torah will wUI be held at the temple on 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. ., . present a musical . revue, entitled Tuesday, May 7, at 7:30 p.m. Special Family Dinrwr ''Away We Go ~68'' on Saturday Anyone wishing to participate 1n and Sunday, May 25 and May 26, the revue i,s invited. to attend. ORDERS PUT UP TO TAKE OUT ,.~~ltil~~ J at 8:30 p.m. in the Park View )_, Junior High School, Cranston. A special children's matinee wm be TO HOLD CONVENTION MEE,FONG. 127 Wayland Avenue Providence held on Sunday, May 26; at 2 p.m. Rhode Island Jewish War Ouf own free Parking Veterans and Auxiliary wlll hold 772 Hope St,eet Providence .. The revue ls under the their convention this year on Call GA 1-2075 general co-chairmanship of Mrs. Sunday, May 27, starting at 9 Harriet Gorftne and Dr. Hayvls a.m., at the Sheraton-Biltmore Woolf. Proceeds from the show, Hotel. A slate of officers wm be which wlU be under the direction nominated following breakfast, STARTING of a New York City producer, wlll and memorial services will be go to the Te_mple Beth Torah held. at 11 a.m., followed by the • Reconstruction-Fund. presentation of awards.- MONDAY, MAY 6th ' OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 P.M. {aj)TimeTo UNTIL MOTHER'S DAY \f~ Spare MOltlEll' SDAY SPECIALS CALART What Sport Do You Prefer? every time that we're in J>etter The other day I was waiting shape because we run around FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS to catch the bus back from the court batting the ball over town when Jack and Martha the net." Conner pulled up to the curb Jack swung the car onto our 3.00 each I I and offered me a lift. Jack's street. "You've written a lot I in his sixties. Martha - well about the benefits of exercise," CAR'NATIONS I \ I I've never asked Martha her he reminded me. "Well, tennis age, and don't intend to·. is good exercise. I'm not saying . 1!25 per dozen My reason for mentioning mind you, that just anybody this is that they're both sold our age should 'take it up. Qn tennis. Play a few sets every We'r.e used to it. If we were just Friday morning at the local beginning a sport, we might club. Seems like they might prefer golf or swimming - or be tempting fate at their time just walking. Less strenuous." of life. So, after some chlt-ehat "The old rule," I observe

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12 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD• FR IDA Y, MAY 3, 1968 LINCOLN'S ORDER command by Gen. t..nysses S. Abraham Lincoln gave an Grant in 1862 expelling Jews order during the Clvll War that from the military department of resulted in revocation ,.,., of a- Tennessee. Fletcher Preparatory School An Independent Co-educational Day Scl1-0ol Grades 7-12- Small Classes Entrance exam8 now being given for SEPTEMBER MATRICULATfON CATALOGUE SENT UPON REQUEST 136 County Rd., Barrington, R.I. 245-5400

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Radiator & Body Works A DRAMATIC MOMENT: Terrence Turner, as lsmene, and Dorrie Kavanaugh, as Aricia, are shown in a dra­ I;I•J..1 l•l ~ I matic moment from the Robert Lowell version of Racine's "Phaedra" , the sixth and final presentation of the Trinity Square Repertory Company's fifth season. "Phaedra" will continue through May 18. 185 Pine St GA. 1-2625 Providence ·rragic Phaedra 'Magnificently Played' ''Richards By .Katherine Helmond At Trinity . The passing centuries have flavor in the scene. Hippolytus, barefoot-on-gravel exits of Custom Shop not dimmed the fire of love­ more human than the upright running actors; Phaedra's crazed Phaedra, whose ~licit yen young man of Euripides' play, is tortured hair and the witch­ takes Shape'' for her stepson was first enjoyed well acted by Peter Gerety. The woman robes of her final scene m by Athenian audiences. Pre­ physical contrast between him when she looks at first like eminently an actress• vehicle, the and Theseus, accentuated by their Medea; the clanking, pulleyed And we take shape in deep ribbed. tragedy ls magnl.ficently played placement on stage, makes even doors that open in the castle Engli~h twills. in fourteen fabulous by Katherine Helmond in the more pointed the father-son walls; and the dusty fingernails of Tri n 1t y Square Repertory relationship and the age-youth Phaedra, which she sometimes shades ,.... we suggest this fabric Company's current production of conflict of the queen. curves like predatory claws. be cut in our suppressed waist the Robert Lowell version of Richard Kneeland (Theseus) This portrayal of one 6f the Racine's "Phaedra." and Miss Helmond dominate the great dramatic roles will be shaped model for the latest London The company could scarely stage. Whenever the play begins savored for many years by those look with deep side vents ..... $160 have picked a more impressive to seem longer than it need be, who see it. It is to be hoped that s e as o n' s e n de r than this one of them comes on again and the company will run through the impassioned, tense drama, then "Phaedra" could go on great plays ;for women, one by. distinguished by perfection of indefinitely without tiring the one, while Miss Helmond•·ts here detail, impressive scenic design, audience. Their speeches, to play them. splendid costum lng and more than carefully and artfully LOIS ATWOOD s at is factory acting. Director constructed, always have point. Adrian Hall has never presented When Theseus describes Directed by Adrian Hall, sets .?!J~!The Door To A a dull classic. Instead, he makes compellingly how two old men designed by Eugene Lee, lighting Man's World us know why certain plays have stormed the gates of hell, the designed by Roger Morgan, excited audiences in quite scene seems acted before our costumes designed by , John different cultures. eyes. Lehmeyer, music by Richard This is not a balanced play, It is the tragic queen, eummtng. The cast: with equal time for all, But young however, on whose interpretation Hippolytus • • . • • • Peter Gerety Hlppolytus is the only character the play m 1st succeed or fall. She Theramenes ••.• James Gallery who really mtght have stolen the woos as cunningly as any Circe, Oenone .••• Marguerite H. Lenert scene from Phaedra - because of in flowing gowns which eJI}phasize Phaedra. . . . .Katherine Helmond his costume: in the opening scene the nudity beneath, and she Panope •.•...... •.. Ed Hall it consisted, as far as could be speaks a monologue as it if were Aricja •.•.•. Dorrie Kavanaugh easily discerned, of a very short a dialogue. Her Phaedra ls a Ismene .•...•.Terrence Turner cape hanging from his shoulders woman who has been rational and Theseus . . . . . Richard Kneeland and open on either side. proper but is so no longer, yet As the curtain rises the portrayal never slips out of For news of Israel, Jewish (figuratively; in fact, at Trinity control. com mun i tie s throughout the the lights come up), Hippolytus ls This production has many world, local organizations and s17so,oc about to set out on a search for society, read the Herald . . . and JINl1 WI • '1! ~ KUI.IO"IILe,tloni. other pleasures: music used like l: eit hl INI 1.1.lU ldrl• his father., Thes~us, mtssing for a Wagner motif; Oenone's winged, for some of the best bargains in the past six months. Hippolytus, graceful exit to a chosen fate; the the Greater Providence area. taught by his Amazon mother to Get -More Car love chastity, hates the too-often­ told stories or all the women who refused to resist his father. The For Your Money latest, so far , as he knows, is ( For And About Teenagers J ..J Pnaedra, for whom his own I. A 90 H·P, -1900cc mother was dethroned. Upon his exit Phaedra enters. Hi-Torque. Engine Strange make-up and barbaric ------~~ ' dress carry always the reminder 2. 90 MPH Maximum Speed that she and her old nurse Oenone are Cretan rather than Athenian. 3-. Zero-To-60 in 16 sec. Pick.;.Up The nurse strikes stiff, almost­ formal poses which carry with them the m,~mory of sibyls and 4. Owners Report Up to 30 other wise women of folk-lore; ·Miles per Gallon Economy her attitudes offer contrast to the love-tortured queen who seems to THE WEEK'S LETTER:"! teen year old who has a re­ ·_s. Optional Eguipment Includes crouch a great deal. But - even am twenty years old and puz- sponsible job and is self-sup­ Phaedra's bestial poses are zled aa can be. My boyfriend is porting probably knows what Automatic Transmission credible as part of her departure nineteen years old. He has a he is getting himself into. from convention and morality. Job 1n another town. I have a Where the matter of giving up &. 47 Safety and Comfor1 Tfre tormented queen soon v~ good Job tn town. He your job is concerned, let's an­ Features At No Extra Cost declares her love for chaste asked me to marry him and I s~er it with a question. Would - Hlppolytus, and recalls that the agreed. After we marry, he you rather have your job than goddess of love murdered her wants us to move near his job, marry? The husband is the mother, who was driven to love a out of town, which 'means I 'primary' breadwinner. It may bull; of this passion was born will have to quit my job. Do be true that today some career P ha e d r a ' s half~brother, the •you think I should quit my job wives earn more than their Minotaur. (Greek legend is not or put off our wedding plans? husbands, but in the successful TOYOTA for the squeamish.) • Please 'give me some objection marriage, thehusband'scontri­ CORONA, Another woman lives in the about our age also." bution to the family welfare castle, beautiful Ariela, legal OUR REPLY: There ls real- can never be placed in a sec-­ IMSKIP MOTORS INC. heir to the throne of Athens rrow ly no great objection we can ondary role. Women must of­ held by Theseus. Her Grecian give about youf' ages. A dlf- ten take time out to have chil­ 776 ELMWO·OD AVI., PROV. HO 7-9111 gown and giggling-girlishness are ference of one year is not so dren and take care of children. counterpoint to the intensity of important where mature indi- • Y- "-• a '-na•• pni1»1em Y- want 1a 10YOTA,Japan'1 No, l ~...... ,,..., ~ - the blazing queen, and wheI\ she viduals are concerned Nine- diacuu or an oliaervalion lo ...... add,.. ~ ' y_, letter t,, fO• AND AIOUT THNAOEIS. becomes sweetly serious, her teen years is perhaps young to COMMUNITY AND SUIU~Nl'HSSSEIIYICI. attendant keeps the schoolgirl be getting married, but a nine- FIANKFOIIT. n . . - . - ¾ r --~ __._ -----~------~--,_._.... ______~-·---~------=---~------~------·-~~~------~=~-~---~~~· ------"

IBE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1968 13 - LA TIN WORKSHOP CLEVELAND - A workshop on Latin-American communal .DRAPE_RY SERVICE? - problems, organized by the ac:f responders ofttimes phone and ask . . . what International Council of Jewish precisely do you do? i install drapery rodding. it Women, opened in Buenos Aires, makes no difference whether on wall or ceiling, in April 22. 1 plaster, cement, tile, brick, aluminum or ste.el. and once up it stays up. DISTRIBUTORS FOR VIRGINIA WOODWARD PRODUCTS there are many in the decorator trade who say i do Experien~ed Cosmetologists I . th1s better than anyone else in the area. ,perhaps i do. Come in for your consultation the difference, i think, is that J really care, try my CHAPEL HAIR FASHION hardest and my_standards are very high._ CHAPEL FOUR CORNERS if this clarifies matters for you and you think i ccin DIAMOND HILL, CUMBERLAND 726-8886 be of service .. , call. if you are still not sure .... call SHOPPERSTOWN, Corner TAUNTON anyway. perhaps i can or know someone else that & Pawtucket AVES. 434-9896 might. f d · Route 44, Next to Chasse Nursery stan or s. stevens OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 - WED. , 42 scott street, pawtucket, r.i. THURS. & FRI. 'til 9 P.M. WALK IN SERVICE call evenings, 722-2882 .. SERVING TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY (5 TO 10), SUNDAY FROM (1 TO 9P.M.) ..

/ ✓-~~-- ~:: - - ~ / 'X ,._-"~" =-- ,: - ~~~~ ,~~ 'OPERATION STORK': Mrs. Samuel Kolodney, above left, is coordinator ( ·~ ~;. · . . ! \:', - ,~ - ·. -- of "Operation Stork" for the local chapters of B'nai B'rith Women. This ~ ~E:ST~IND volunteer project will assist in implementing the maternal and infant ... ~~ •. . RESTAURANT care projed already established at St. Joseph's Hospital. The volunteers ,-~ (.- will work with the M.I .C.P. staff in processing prenatal clinic patients ~ ~ - ~ through various hospital procedures. M.I.C.P. is being advanced at St. Joseph's Hospital by Dr. Walter Durkin, chief of Obstetrics, and Dr. Rob­ ·~~~~rk_ for f iue food and beverages ert R. Barol'!e, project coordinator. The project is under the direction of --.....~· the R.I. Depa·rtment of Health. Shown with Mrs. Kolodney at St. J~ seph's Hospital is Miss Sylvia Glickman, M.I.C.P. Medical Social worker. 555 CENTR_AL AVENUE,(ROUTE 152 ),IN NEARBY SEEKONK,MASSACHUSETTS .•:•: • :• =:= ·:· · ······:~-= · - ···· ·· ···· .._,, ' : ::: ::::::::::::::::::: ,,:: ,:,{'\ : ::::::{{)\f(?\·J: .j,.,.: .-'..: ❖·· · ·~·'.:.:.• .•.•~ .•. ·.•····=•C::•:~•:•:':•:•:•:-:.::~::::~:<•)\:,~ " HARRY GOLDEN Israel and the South - ···tt\rrrriftt tf@~t(ttmtrr~tIItlt~f It II If f tf I{~~If ti~Ir If t~~~IttttIII??Jim~~)f l~J.I? MOTHER'S It m '. ght seem that the Israelis Israel calls itself a social­ and the American Southerner dem::>cratic society and b-elleve3 DAY share little in common. It is true it has struck the proper balance I that there are· few, if any, between socialism and individual similarities in attitudes, incentive. The problems are the MAY 12th - topography and mores. But in same and so is the method of [ {I industry , .a~d economics _ the att,acking them. cons·ervative Southerner and the (Copyright, (C), 1.968, by Harry social-Democratic Israeli have Gold~n) \. very m,1ch in com -non. (Distributed by Bell-McClure Keep Her c•9l and"Carefree In One Of.Our ' Both live in · a rapidly Syndicate) expanding economy. "Nip' 'N' Tuck" Easy Care Cottons. Her fa­ The Southerner with the white vorites because the waist is youthfully nipped in, flannel, suit and the black string the bodice is smartly tucked, and she can whip bow-tie rocking contentedly on ORGANIZATION on the front porch of a many pillared it or off with· a touch of the zipper. Sweet­ maslon while the hired hands NEWS heart Neckline with delicate embroidery trim, p 1 UC k t h e C O t t O n is an Just 2 styles from ··a group in assorted colors. anachr0nlsm, a picture from the CHILD DEVELOPMENT ~tticed Neckline.with open weave detail.S~es ,, past and a dreamt-up picture at Dr. Hector Jaso, psychiatrist, that. The typical son of Dixie a member of the staff at the 12 to 20; 14½ to 24½; 38 to 44: 5.00. today sells rolled steel, owns a Rhode Island Hospital and Butler 26½ to 32½; 46 to 52: 5.50. Ford distributorship and ls Hospital, will be guest speaker at expanding his b0-dL!lg plant. a discussion program on "Child T.oday, the South is the last Development and the Problems It great untapped American market. Raises for P!!rents," to be held DOWNTOWN Within the next 10 years it will be at the Jewish Community Center bursting with the growth of new on Thursday, May 9, at 8 p.m. DAYTIME DRE..5Sf.S industry. Dr. Raul Lovett, chairman of SECOND FLOOR In, both Israel and the South the Center's nursery school free enterprise is a sacred thing. committee, has announced that MIDLAND MALL The _Southern, civic leaders and , the program is open to all LOWER.LEVEL Chambers of Com m~rce are parents of children of pre-school constantly probing throughout the age. ' North to entice new businesses. Dr. Jaso is at present child The Israeli Government helps psychiatry consultant to the Child finance new industry. Once the Dev e 1 op men t Center, Rhode industry is on a paying basis, the Island Hospital. He is also ' government pulls out its - ··consultant to the- Jewish Family & investment and leaves the Children's Service, training. business to the private ownf:lrs .supervisor at Emma Pendleton am, tlmi•r stock;tolders, The . Bradley Hospital, and consultant . \( conservative South operates on to the Martin Luther King School similar lines. It encourages new through the Providence School industry to move from the North Department. to Southern locations guaranteeing concessions in rent, TO PERFORM AT HOME taxi:!•, an:t w~ter· pi)W<-ir. The .Gold Nuggets Choral -- '.J In b0th Israel and· the South, Group, made up of members of t h e g O V e r n m e n t fulfills an the Golden Age Clubs of . the essentially socialistic function: it Jewish Community Center, will grants business certain present its annual performance at She Deserves To Be Sheltered In Our concessions, believing that these the Jewish Home for the Aged on Exquisitely Embroidered Cardigan full c o n c es s l o n s will encourage. Tuesday, ·May 7, at 1 p.m. ' fashioned and delicately graced with wide b u 5 1 n El s s and pay off in employment, schools, roads and panels of embroidery. So pretty to·go over her the like. TO HOLD ONEG SHABBAT Summer things in softe5t acrylic: Tender The real differnce between the Pioneer Women of Rhode· pastels of white. pink or beige: 36 to 42 : 8.00. conservative South and Israel Island w111 hold their annual Oneg pollcies ls that one of the Shabba t on Friday, . May 3, at DOWNTOWN SPORTSWEAR inducements the South can offer Temple Beth Israel at 8 p.m. ' ts that there are no labor unions Mrs. Harold Organic, guest SECOND FJ..pc>'R w h 11 e Is r a e 11 s are fully speaker, w111 discuss "Prophets, MIDLAND MALL LOWER LEVEL organized. Pioneers and Women." Rabbi The compa.rison ls a Jacob Handler's sermon will be p h t 1 o s o p h 1 c a 11 y and socially on Israel's Independence Day. interesting one in that it reveals The social committee includes See Other Shepard Advertiains On Succeedins P..­ th e s 1 m l I a r 1 t y that obtains Mesdames Joseph Greenberg, between industrial societies. The S a m u e I . R o s e n s he i n , Leo DOWNTOWN. OPEN 9:45 to 5:45 EXCEPT TUf.SDAY AND "THURSD,AY South calls itself "conservative" Rappaport, William Bo! ski and Al NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. MIDLAND MALL OPEN MONDAY THROUGH . SATURDAY 9:30 AM. to 9:30 P.M • . and Republlcans are beginning to Diner. Mrs. , Beryl Segal ls pro lifer ate throughout Dixie. .chairman of the event. I I

14 TIIE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 3; 1968 - r ··.· . FLEA MARKET Fcir East House All. Day Sunday ' Oriental Gift Shop What Stuff! I · 183 Angell St., Pro,. 6, R. I. · . 421-8019 ROCKY HILL FAIR GROUNDS FIRST CHILD BORN , Open 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. Route 2, EAST GREENWICH Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Siegel of 112 Hale Street, Beverly, Mass., announce the birth of their first child and son, Steven Reid, on April 6. ~~ tM (9~ Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Siegel of Pe ab o d y , Mas s . Maternal ef grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Reid of Beverly. $teven'J .IJfue '])anu,Le Jr2eJlauranl . Great-grandqlother is Mrs~ Hungarian - German Ethel Kaufman of Cr anston. Specialties SECOND CHILD BORN 475 Taunton Ave., East Providence Captain and Mrs. Bruce Parness, currently residing in Stefan Bokor. Open: 5 p.m.-10 p.m. Tues.-Fri. the Canal Zone, announce the Steven Bokor 434-5391 Noon- 11 p.m. Sot. & Sun. ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. Raym'ond ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. Carl birth of their second child, a son, Muffs of 89 Huxley Avenue an­ McOure of Plainville, Mass., an­ Andrew Michael, on April 2i. nounce the engagement ol their nounce the engagement of her Maternal grandparents are • Black Pattina ~aughter, Miss Iris Z. Muffs, to Mi­ daughter, Carolyn Ann Hinton, to Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Gitlin of FAMOUS NAMES • Poppy Orang, Pattina chael Neil Goldfinger, son of Mr. Thomas E. Block, son of M,. and Fall River, Mass. Paternal AT e White Pattina and Mrs. Albert Goldfinger of Mrs. Joseph Block of Narragansett, gran(iparents are Mr. and Mrs. • Gr11 n Patti na 1177 Frank Parness of Lowell, Mass., • Yellow Pattina Albert Road, North Bellmore, formerly of Cranston. FAMOUS SAVINGS N.Y. formerly of Providence. Miss Muffs, an alumna of Clas­ Miss Hinton is a graduate of sical High School, was graduated King Philip Regional of Wrentham, TIIIRD CHILD BORN from Russell Sage College, Troy, Mass. Mr. Block, a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph N.Y., where she was a Kellas Cranston High School West, at­ Rottenberg of · 26 Lenox Road, Scholar. tended the University of Rhode Cranston, announce the birth of Mr. Goldfinger was graduated Island Exten,ion before completing their third child and first ONLY from E.C. Mepham High School in his military service. He is treasurer daughter, Julie Beth, on April 22. Bellmore and Rensselaer Polytech­ of National Products Co;poration Mrs. Rottenberg is the former $7.95 nic Institute in Troy. He was chair­ of Pawtucket. Lois Greenberg. zza WEYIOSSET STREET CHARGE IT WITH INCARU 0~ 4NICARD man of the Architectural Society at A June 9 wedding is planned Maternal grandparents are college. at Temple Sinai. Mr . and Mrs. Abraham Greenberg of Pawtucket. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rottenberg of Providence. CAMEO BEAUTY SALON ORGANIZATION NEWS Maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cooper 422-424 LLOYD AVE. (AT ELMGROVEl PROV . R. I. SELFHELP TO HOLD FIRST MEETING and Mrs. Isreal Greenberg of Rhode Island Selfhelp will The Rhode Island Association Worcester, Mass. Paternal present an "Evening with Hilde fO r Chlldren with Learning great-grandparent are Mrs. H. SPECIALIZING IN Marx" on Saturday, May 4, at Dl&abll1ties wm hold its first s. Frisch of Lynn, Mass.. and 8:30 p. m., at the social hall of meeting on Wednesday, May 8, at Mrs. Isaac Rottenberg of COLOR AND HIGH FASHION Temple Mishkon Tflloh. She will 8 p.m. at the Roger Wllllams Providence. pres e 'n t "Outside USA Savings Bank at 19 South Angell 9 OPERATORS Spot Ii g ht s and Highlights.'; Street. Dr. Joseph M. Cuddy, Refreshments wm be served. c h 1 e f p s y c h o 1 o g i s t of the ON DEAN'S LIST TO TAKE CARE OF ALL .YOUR Providence Child Guidance Marc Bornstein, son 'of Mr...... TO SPONSOR CONFERENCE Clinic, will be the guest speaker. and Mrs. Gilbert Bornstein of BEAUTY'NE~DS . The B'nai B'rith Youth The general objectives of the Boston, and grandson of Mr. and Organization Committee of Roger association will be to promote Mrs. Jacob Pepper of Call .421-1975 For An Appoantment Wllliams Lodge, B'nai B'rlth, 1 m pr o v e d special educational Providence, was placed ·.on the ·~ wlll sponsor a career conference opportunities, better professional Dean's List for the fall term at 1.. .: for the members of Masada AZA, care, the general welfare and Columbia University in New York L.lttle Rhody AZA and greater understanding of children City. and youth of normal intelligence Narragansett AZA on Wednesday, MIZRACHI WOMEN who have learning disabillties of lini-S-T-R-E-T-C-H Wig May 8, at 7:30 p.m. at the Jewish The Providence Chapter, a perceptual, conceptual or Community Center. Mizr~chi Women, will hold a coordinative nature which may or Albert Savitsky of Quincy, b<>ard meeting on Thursday, May may not be accompanied by Mass., a counselor at North 9, at 1 p.m., at the home of Mrs. behavior difficulties that have an Quincy High School, will be the Louis Chasan of 134 Verndale o r g an i c basis arising from keynoter and general coordinator. Avenue. The forthcoming Donor's· neurological impairment. Mr. Savitzsky is also a special Dinner will be discussed. consultant to the B'rtai B'rith Vocational Guidance Service of TO HOLD HONOR LUNCHEON TO HOLD INSTALLATION ' Greater Boston. A Hawaiian Fashion Show will The annual installation of Special workshops have been be the highlight of the 8th Annual officers of . the Henry Friedman · planned in the fields of business, Honor Luncheon of Temple Sinai , Lodge #899, B'nai B'rith, of medicine, engineering, I aw and which wlll be held on Thursday, Pawtucket, will be held at a several other fields of interest, May 9, at 12 noon at the Copper dinner-dance on Sunday, May 12, and will be conducted by local Galley. In keeping with the at the Colony Motor Hotel. members of the Lodge. Peter K. Hawaiian theme there wm be a Cocktails will be served at 6 Rosedale is general chairman of Luau and a floor show from the p.m., followed by dinner at 6:30 the program. The sessions w111 Islands. Sisterhood members will p.m. Sidney L. Rabinowitz wm be be foll owed by a crl tique and serve as models. the installing officer. refreshments. Installation of officers wm be To be installed for the coming held and there wm be a candle- year are J. Ronald Fishbein, ANNUAL LUNCHEON MEETING 1 i g ht in g ceremony by past pr e s id e n t ; Edwin L Adler, Dr. Stanley D. Davies, presidents and donor chairmen in Jeremiah Gorin, and Kenneth president of the Rhode Island celebration of the· 19th St el ng o Id, vice-presidents; Medical Society, will be guest Anniversary of the temple. Mrs. Me Iv 1 n Landesber. g, speaker at the second annual Irving Garrick ls chairman and corresponding secretary; Melvin luncheon meeting of the Women's Mrs. Eugene Schwarts ls co- D. Harriet, financial secretary; Auxillary of the Society which chairman. · S e y m our Sherman, recording will .be held on Tuesday, May 7, Members of the committee 'secretary; . Howard Rosenberg, at the Rhode ls! and Country ChJb are Mesdames Willlam Fa~, treasurer; Benjamin Corin, in West Barrington. Sidney Levine; Arthur Bell1n, chaplain; Harry Schwartz and Al A business session wlll follow Alan Hornstein, Elllot Berkowitz, S a It z m an , tr us tee s ; Irving registration at ·10 a.m. Mrs. Harold Pansy, Judah, Rosen, Feldman, warden and Simon perfectly one size fits all heads ... ThQmas Long, president, will Samuel Weisman, Dan Weisman, _f eldman, guardian. preside, and Mrs. Clifton C. Henry Shapiro, Zelig Gertzis, Julius and Sophie Robinson, Try a New Look for _Sprin_g .. . Long, president-elect of the Jerry Einhorn, Nelson who have been active for many Women's Auxlliary of the Gandleman, Martin. Kraus, Abe years in vital community affairs, with our easy-to-manage new Mini-Stretch Wig .. . American Medical Association Kaplan, Robert Mlller, Myer wUI receive the Man of the Year completely covers even great lengths of hair ... with wlll bring greetings from the Mushlln, Nathan Sandler, Julius Award, the first given by the perfect blending at hairline and neckline. reg. $175. national organization. . · Gertz, ,Max White, Jerome Weiss · Lodge to a couple. During the social hour a_nd· and Phillp Sehal, Jr. Delegates to the District inform a 1 "Paint 'n' Talk" Mrs. Sidney Bander wlll be Grand Lodge Convention which Sale program wlll be con9ucted by ' fashion commentator. Models will be held from May 26 to May 50 Mrs. Betty Cappelll. · i n c 1 u de M es dam es Herbert 29 at the Concord Hotel will be Following Dr. Davies' Galkin, Bernard .Goldberg, Mr. Fishbein, Samuel Shlevin and Price $124· address 1 the installation of Richard Goldstein, Jake Kaplan, Mr. Corin. officers will be held. Sanford Klrshenbaum, Harold Sadler, Barry Miller and Eugene .... DR. DAVIm TO SPEAK Schwartz. TO RUN CAR WASH Dr. Anthony Davids, director Further information may be Temple Beth Am USY wlll run of Psychology at Emma Pendleton obtained by calling Irene Levine a Car Wash on Sunday, May 5, Bradley Hospital, w_ill speak at at 942-0789 or Serna Dwares at from 9 a.m. to 1- p.m. on the th e fa C u It y of the Flynn 942-5168. temple grounds. ilshion fflgs Elementary School in South 22 Arcade Bldg.-Providence Providence on Monday, May 6, at 3 p.m. His topic ,wlll be "The PLAN SPECIAL MEETING Tel. 421•2131 OPIN THUU. DL 'TH, t congregation Anshe Kovno For news of Israel, Jewish Treatment and Education ' of c om m u n i ti e\s throughout the Credit Term• Aoail.We - Emotionally, Disturbed ChJldren. will hold a special meeting about \ lndallment Plan - wyt1UH17 a merger on, Sunday, May 5, at world, local organizations and As part of his presentation Dr. society, read the Herald ... and Davids will show the new Bradley 10:30 a.m. at Congregation Sons of Zio,n on Orms Street• . for some of the best bargains In ft'lm "How I Wonder .••" ' the Greater Providence area. '

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, ~y 3, 1968 15 SIKH SWORD FOR D.A. YAN genius. The sword was turned NEW DELHI - A group of over to Minister Yosef Saplr who bearded Sikhs sent a silver hleted ts on a visit as head of the Israeli­ J~'Jjp,nA sword as a gl!t to Israel's delegation to the u.N. Conference Defense Minister, Moshe Dayan, on Commerce and industrial IJJJJn in recognition o! his military development. by Leonard Lyons

- ~ Mollie Parnis visited Mrs~ Weaver were among those who / I LBJ · last week. She received received awards from Albert permission to bring Lulu, her Einstein College on Sunday, April ~ / showroom aide, and Martha, her 28 . . Morris Novik, member of CALl household maid. When the tea was the U. S. Advisory Committee on served Martha notice.ct there were Information, just returned from . ( no doilies on the silver. She said: Saigon and flew off again to the "Miss Parnis, we've been doing conference in Bonn. •it wrong all these years." When Alfred Lunt was last at "No, Martha. We've been Kenny's Steak Pub he revealed 40-ORMS ST., PROVIDENCE, R.I. doing it right, with doilies," Miss how he and Lynn Fontanne Parnis replled. "They're stumped Edna Ferber with their 1 wrong." mind-reading trick in "The Great DE 1-8086 Frank Sinatra will campaign Sebastian s. '' They told her NAMED CHAIRMAN: Mrs. Max Al­ for Humphrey, s tarting with an exactly what she and her guests perin has been named chairman RUG and • Sales • Tackless Installations all-star fund-raising show in had had for dinner . . . It was a of the 1968 campaign of the • Repairing • Fitting & Laying Oakland May 27 ...Jill Haworth Women's Division of the General simple trick: Lunt knew she was CARPO • Storage • Dying & Moth Proffing wore a wedding ring while singing coming. And at 8t25 p.m. he Jewish Committee, it was an­ her "Cabaret" number in the phoned her home and asked her nounced last week at the group's SAM AND BERNARD GREEN Tony Awards show ...Lillian cook for the dinner menu. annual meeting. The campaign Hayman, who won a Tony, will Pianist David Bar-TI!an played will be conducted during May and team with Marian Beatty in a the spinet at Eugene's anct-cut his - ...;-...;-:.;.·;;...;;.;;.June. ______comedy act for cafes- . . . The finger. He told the audience: "I'm BACK TO WORK other night sculptor Luis the first one here to bl eed for TE L AVIV - Defense Sanguino unveiled his head of Sen. McCarthy'' . . . The Franco M in i st er Moshe Dayan was HAWAIIAN' . _~- Ernest Hemingway, which will be Corellis agreed to travel by released from Tel Hasomer set up on the street in Pamplona plane, for the first time, to the Hospital where he spent the last being named for Hemingway. Met's tour dates - jus t to keep three weeks recovering from Robert Goulet's Tony award their pet poodl e with injuries he received while JUBILEE for "The Happy Time" resulted , them ...Michael Kermoyan will exploring an archaeological say·s producer David Merrick, co-star with Con s tance Towers in excavation. Dr. Dayan ls . . . Greatest Vacation Offer You 've Ever Seen from a mistake in my column. I'd the City Center's "The King and expected to rest at his home !or reported that Goulet was the I" ...The love theme from the the next few days and then to 15 DAYS favorite for the role. ' Merrick, b i rth control film comedy, resume work. 4 Days - Nights Las Vegas • I who hadn't even approached or "Prudence and the Pi II," will be 4 Days - Nights San Francisco ·' 5· 5 considered Goulet, read the item. titled "Too Early to Tell ." 7 Days - Nights Honolulu ,_,. __,! 1 "The more I mulled it over, the Groucho Marx declined an KOSHER DINING CLUB better I liked the casting," said invitation to a preview of "Hair," BALTIMORE - The ye ar- ALL INCLUSIVE Plus tax · double occupa~cy. Merrick. He then negotiated and the musical with mixed nude , and-a-half old Young Israel signed him. scenes . He explained, "I don't Ko sher Dining Club at Johns Deluxe Hotels Los Vegas (Flamingo), you 'll enjoy 3 meals daily Vanessa Redgrave will join care to look at five nude men. I Hop k I n s Unfversf ty will be at your hotel - unlimited beverages and cocktails - plus .,, Simone Signoret in "The Sea don't even care to look at five dedicated on May 12 . Started in many extras. In Son Francisco (Son Fron-Hilton or Jack Tarr) Gull." Sidney Lumet will s tart nude women. At one nude wom an, September, 1966 , for sever al and Honolulu (Hilton Hawaiian Village or llikai - breakfast filming it in Stockholm in s t u d e n t s , the factlf ty now at hotel. Dinner every evening at yoor hotel or at a list of top I look." , ,. restaurants to be supplied. Included: Transfers, Baggage Han­ July ...Simon _ __ & Schuster ha s (Distributed 19'68 by Pub! i shers- provides two hot meals daily for 62 s tudents under sponsorship of dling, sightseei ng, cocktail parties. announced its major coup - Hall Syndicate) WANT MORE INFORMATION? CALL publication rights for ''The Love (All Rights Re served) the National Council of Young Machine" by Jacqueline Susann. Israel . She wrote "Valley of the Dolls." . . .'Lyricist Adolph PRICE Green overruled his c-hildren's Mark 25th Anniversary of Deportation 1rnrse and ordered the youngsters TRAVEL to,,be kept" awake to see the °I'ony 08 HOPE ST 831-5200 Award telecast. Green won a From ·Safonika Of 56,000-J~ws .~ OVIDEN CE Tony. ' Benjamin Sonnenberg sent one SALONIKA, Greece - What asked me if we all knew German. of his paintings, damaged in a remains of the centuries-old I said yes , even though I was the London museum, to William Suhr, Jewish community of Salonika only one in the family who did. who's restored 300 Remflrandts gathered today to mark the 25th "He said fine and put us all to here. Suhr said that in anniversary of its worst tragedy work in the camp offices - my restoration work he applies the - the m~ ss deportation by the son and husband in one part and same yardstick as on humans : "If Nazis of the city's 56,000 Jews. my daughter and I in the other. you have a minor master, like in Only 1,000 survived World We c·ame back to Salonika two and making up an ordinary woman, War II concentration camps, a half years later." ~ddt(~ it's not neccessary to bring out including Mrs. Helen Cougno, who Gerhart Riegner, Secretary the full color. Leave it a bit watched today's ceremony under General of the World Jewish (/:_ s\-\Ol:5 hazy ... a hot sun in the Jewish cemetery Congre~s. on behalf of the Jew­ ish communities of 65 countries 176 WAYLAND AVE. "You wouldn't use_Klieg lights on the outskirts of the city. .. n,e shoes theY talk about" on a wrinkled old woman; so don't The Jews first arrived here mourned the "disappearance of overclean a minor master." about 1492, from the same port in this great spiritual center." He Kenneth lynan, co-producing Spain and at the same time as expressed regret that the "active "Soldiers" here, arrives this Columbus set out to discover the help and sympathy" given the week with his playwright, Rolf New World. Jews by the Greek people and the Hochhuth .. . . James T. They brought with them their Greek Orthodox Church had been Fa rre 11, the novelist, is Sephardic Judaism threatened by urtable to save more lives. campaigning to be an alternate the Spanish Inquisition. Mr. Riegner, who warned the de I e gate pledged to Hubert More Jews followed and t:he Allied powers in 1942 of the Nazi Humphrey, in the 17th influence of this communty threat to kill the Jews, said he Congressional District. The next spread throughout the Jews of the now saw a new threat.' issue of Fortune will list 66 new world. Salonika became known as He pointed to the "resurgence "centimiUionaires.'' Madre de Israel (mother of of a spirit of extreme and Annemarie Huste, the chef Israel). aggressive nationalism in West who was fired by Mrs. JFK, told The chief Rabbi of France, Germany and the reappearance the press Billy Rose paid her Jacob Kaplan, Greek Government .there of an active anti-Semitic $250 a week. Rose was never a n d c h u r c h o ff i c i a I s , the campaign by extreme right-wing known to pay that much more than Ambassadors of Britian and West groups." · the going rate. His files show he Germany, WUiiam Hamilton, the The re · was a memorial paid $150 a week. Maybe the United States Consul General s e r vice in the Monastriote extra $100 was in stock tips. here, diplomats from Spain. Syna~ogue, where black veils of Yehudi Menuhin's wife just Israel, Yugoslavia and other · mourning covered the. light bulbs leiJrned that one of the violinist's countries, and representatives and stretched across the small English teachers had been Willa from many Jewish communities stained glass windows. It is the Cather .. . Gov. Rockefeller will last week placed wre-aths in only synagogue in a city that once designate June 16 as "Jennie memory of those who had lived had about 50. But the influence of Gros singer Day," saluting her here. the Fifteenth century was still 7 6 th birthday • . . Leonard Mrs. Cougno, a slight woman evident; the program was printed Sillman has decreed black tie now in her 60' s, took pictures of in Spanish. only, and no turtlenecks,· for the the ceremony and then pose<;) with Of 77,000 Jews in Greeee premiere of his "New Faces." some other survivors in front of before World War II, there are Robert Whitehead sat next · to the new white marble memorial now about: S ,000 - 3,000 in his "Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" that sits back from the road amid Athens, 1,000 in Salonika •and star, Zoe Caldwell, at the Tony yellow tulips and red roses. She 1,000 in smaller towns. Awards. The best-actress prize explained how she had survived. came too late in the program. "I still cannot believe our BLAMES'USSR Whitehead said that just as he survival," she said. "I was in the JERUSALEM - A Foreign · finally began explaining to Miss very first group to leave Salonika Ministry spokesman charged that Caldwell not to feel too badly by train for Auschwitz. the Soviet Union with A bold buckle emphasizes the new because Maureen Stapleton would "I arrived there with my " d e I i b .e r a t e I y fanning the short vamp look, the broader toe of Joyce's el~ant pump. win - Zoe Caldwell's name was husband, my 15-year-old son and aggressive emotions of the Arab called as winner. my daughter, who reached 16 that countries" in contravention of its The heel is higher, new-shaped. The total effect is young, Caesars Palace cabled a high day. Other famlles separated at obligations under the United _ feminine excitement. Bright magic in black. bi d t o L o r d Snowdon to. the camp but we decided to try to Nations Charter. The spokesman parade blue, dry ice or white patent; photograph the $100,000 party at stay together as long as possible. referred to an article ln the AAA-B 5 to 10 their new Palm Springs "A Nazi officer heard me Soviet Communist Party place .. . Henry Moore arrived singing a German song I knew. It newspaper, Pravda, which upheld New Crescendo $16. 95 in N.Y. last weekend. The was my way of trying to cheer up Arab terrorists as "fl"eedom scµlpt_or and Secretary Robert D. my tearful husband. The officer fighters".

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ISRAEL STUDY PROGRAM c-ontlngent in the 15-year Israel NEW YORK - Twenty-five program of the institute. seniors at Yeshiva University's Herald Teachers Institute for Wom8n have been selected for a . six­ Norma Jane Beauty Salon J.'>89 Warwirk Avf!. month's study program at Machen (Hoxie Four Cor.) Recipes Gold in Jerusalem to improve 7-37-9589 I their qualifications as future SPRING SPECIAL Wuh & s.. t ...... $2.IIO MO:rHER BROWN'S CHEESE Hebrew teachers. The girls, all Children'• Haircut •••••.• fl.SO BLINTZES from the New York Metropolitan - No Wait:ng - Batter area, represent the largest 2 c Fl our, all purpose 2 c Mtlk 2 Eggs 2 T Butter or Margarine, melted • f urn·itu.re 1/2 t Salt • carpeting • lamps Combine milk and flour by · • accessories slowly beating milk into flour to • interior avoid lumps. Beat eggs and add to pl4nning flour mixture, beating until smooth. Add salt and butter. Heat small greased frying pan and contemporary furniture pour enough batter to coat the for home and office bottom of the pan. Brown on one side and then the other, I owe ring the heat so they will not scorch. 724-5050 ~ NEW INTERIORS no. main street at Filling 'orovidence-pawtucket line 1 lb C.0ttage Cheese 2 T Sugar 2 Eggs 1/2 t Cinnamon Combine ingredients and pl ace "DELECTABLE" a heaping tablespoon of filling on each pancake. Roll up and tuck in . . This is the word that ends. Place in shallow, greased describes any one of our baking pan and bake in 350 oven Cantonese, Chinese, dishes for 15 minutes. on our menu . . . try us Serve with sour cream and soon! frozen (thawed) strawberries, if desired. HONOR OUTGOING PRESIDENT: Mrs. Edmund Waldman, newly-elected president of the Women's Division of the General Jewish Committee, ORDERS PUT UP TO TAKE OUT who was installed last week at the annual meeting, presented a gift to CALL 941-9746 FRUIT AND NUT Mrs. Leonard Salmonson, left, outgoing Women's Division president. SPICE DROPS Mrs. Salmonson was made an honorary president. 3 3/4 cups unsifted flour 1 teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon cinnamon ehinese 3oocl 1 teaspoon nutmeg BOOK REVIEWS 3/4 teaspoon baking powder 1/2 teaspoon salt Canton 'l/;l/a9c 2 cups firmly packed dark rrhe Holocaust' brown sugar 1230 Elmwood Ave. (Near Park Ave. at City Line ) 3/4 cup oil WHILE SIX MILLION DI ED book's seriousness is not in - Albert Chin, Prop. 2 eggs by Arthur D. Morse doubt, even though it is marred 1/4 cup water by occasional journalistic ploys. 1 3/4 cups raisins TH E FINAL SOLUTION, It was not until January, 1944, 1 1/2 cups chopped salted by Gerald Reitlinger that the United States established BIG peanuts a War Refugee Board, "In little Combine unsifted flour, baking TH EY FOUGHT BACK, more than a year." says Mr. soda, cinnamon, nutmeg, baking edited by Yuri Suhl Morse, it was "responsible for powder and salt. Set aside. Mix the direct rescue of several thoroughly the dark brown sugar, ' ' Ho lo c au st , ' ' says the hundr~ thqusand men, women, oil and eggs. Stir in the water. C on c is e Oxford Dictionary, and children, -~nd· .the,:, sustenaqce ... - FLOOR COVERING CO. Blend in dry ingredients. Add means "~ole burnt offering: of additional th6~d# Bnt, of raisins and chopped peanuts. wholesale sacrifice (fig.) or course, well before J anuary, SHOWROOM: Rear 195 Cole Avenue destruction." It is a grim 1944, the extermination had been Drop by rounded teaspoonfuls Hello Friends: onto oiled baking sheets. Bake in comment on our age that there is in full spate. Morse's book indeed hot over (400 deg.) for about 6 now within modern history a begins dramatically with the Just a note to let you know you con shop for carpeting the easy way. minutes or until done. c o m pa rt m e n t of "holocaust evidence available in Switzerland, two years earlier, to the No crowds - No excitement - Just plain personal studies" - dealing with the attention, by yours truly. SWEET AND SOUR CARP wholesale destruction by the representatives of the World Nazis of European Jewry. These J ewish Congress. It cannot be Stop by anytime (Rear of Cole Avenue Drug) if only to visit my sample show· 10 lbs. carp sliced in serving room O[ ask for information about any of your floor covering problems. pieces three books show the full d~ied that, between 1942 and dimension of this horror. 1944, "·' saveable" refugees were Remember - you con still buy quality and save money, the answer is, over 30 salt - years floor covering experience and " low overhead" . 6 cups water lost - and needlessly so. ''The Final Solution" first Interallied bickering, war-time Thanl,. .,· 2 onions, sliced appeared in 1953 - before the P!-IONE DAY OR EVENING 1 1/2 cups white vinegar pressures, bureaucratic inertia, 521-2410 capture and trial of Eichmann. all combined in this. .\fllrrc/1' Ji·i1d/e sugar to ta ste Mr. Reitlinger has now produced 2 bay leaves a revised edition - taking Morse tells in detail of the 15 peppercorns account of new material• . Here is attempts from 1942 to 1943 lo 2 carrots, sliced the definltiv:e story of the whole relieve the situation in Rumania odious bu s'l n e-s s from the and France. This called for a Salt fish and refrigerate over­ Nuremberg laws to the Warsaw transfer of dollars to Europe - night. Next day, boil water, vine­ ghetto, the deportation of a first instalment of 25,000 gar, onions sliced and carrots Rumanian Jews to dollars was urgently r equired. It sliced, sug:ar to ta ste 1.5 minutes; Tr-ansdniestria, and the ultimate took eight months, and the direct wash fi sh of salt, add to seasoned horror, which came to symbolize intervention of U.S. Treasury water and simi;ner 25 minutes it all, in the gas-rooms of Secretary Morgenthau, to get this partly covered, add peppercorns Auschwitz, arra,ngement through. The British and bay leaves and simmer 10 No one knows how many Ministry of Economic Welfare \ minutes more. Remove from perished. "Whether 6,000,000 or seems to have passed on in stove and cool. Remove fi sh to a 5,000,000 or less, it was the most December, 1943, the view of the large platter, put strained sauce systematic extermination of a Foreign Office: "The Foreign over it and refrigerate: Decorate race in human history.'' Mr. Office are concerned with the with carrots simmered in sea­ Reitlinger offers a conjectural difficulties of disposing of t any soned sauce. The gravy jells on "low" total of 4.2 mlllion and a considerable number of Jews the fish. The fish marinade can "high" total of 4.57 million. But should they be rescued." keep fresh two weeks. this was an infamy which no statistics can measure. As Mr. As for the Russians, the Soviet leaders, whose own Jews NEWER~ BOILED FLANKEN Reitlinger obs.erves, its scale can h b~ gauged from the offical Nazi were bleeding, were still less 2 lbs. flanken helpful. When Joel Brand arrived NEWEST Boiling water to just cover meat record. For Germany's "rational" bureaucracy in the Middle East later in the 2 sprigs parsley war and conveyed Himmler's 3 peppercorns recorded, in appalling detail, the 1F=IE= I C :• - 1. grotesque activities that it ambiguous offer of a "lorries for 1 onion, peeled Jews'.J' deal, the Soviet s.anctioned and administered. Yes, the new :st Stretch w,g is not a copv r>f or ootl!rned ofter 1 clove garlic, peeled Government was consulted. Back t anv other, but a bold and d1fferPnt aoprooch. Our Stretch wi9 • 2 carrots, peeled and cut is of the finest aualltv, 100•~ human ho,r, with on exclusive The , destruction was came the reply, (June, 1944): "It designed nettina. It is fullv contoured, not lust cut around the into chunks · does not cbnsider it 'permissible ears, and it olso ellminote5 lhe need for ,tucks and various unparalleled - but the victims grades of elastic nettin11 . ' Now vnu con be assured that the~•• 1/2 small turnip, peeled and cut did not, as ls often claimed, all or expedient td carry on any oulkv unsightly, onnov,no tuck;; common In other stretch wli:is,~ ore now o th ing of the post. Our exclusive nettlno and design · into chunks go like sheep to the slaughter. conversation whatsoever with the eliminates oil of the com~o11 nu i~ance factors found In other~<• 1 bay leaf Both in Eastern and Western . German Government on the stretch wigs, Stretch wiq wos created for EASE In stvllno and~ Salt to taste Europe there was desperate questions which the Note from the COMFORT In weorinci . t- 2 potatoes peeled and quartered "resistance," though here again Embassy touched upon." CHARGE IT WITH INCARD statistics are of secondary It is pleasant to contrast this J Pour boiling water over flan­ importance. "They Fought Back'' temporal inertia with the more · Cinderella Wigs Inc. ·." ken just to cover, add onion, gar­ gives short poignant aceounts of effective exercises of Angeio &16 RESERVOIR AVE. lic, parsley and peppercorns, collective resistance and Roncalll, later Pope John XXIII. te1. 461,5050 •. lt:X partly cover pot and simmer for individual heroism. The Jew, Chaim Barlas, who Distributors ol two to two-and-one-half hours "While Six Million Died" came~to tell him of the imminent until meat is partly tender. Add All Types of Wigs retraces some of the general peril of Bulgarian Jewry, later WE CAnKY .\ t \'LI. Ll:Sl'l vegetables and bay leaf last hour ground covered by Mr. recorded: "Whenever during my OF WIGS. Wl(,LETS. &: FALLS of cooking. Serve meat with the Reitlinger. But its novelty lies- in interviews he would hear of the ,\T REALISI'IC .PRICES vegetables around it with horse­ its documented account of the news from Poland, Hungary, and radish sauce. Use the water for inaction of Germany's opponents Slovakia, he would clasp his soup or stock. Meat should boil in the face of known Nazi hands in prayer, tears flowing .three to three ,and one-half hours. intentions towards the Jews. The from his eyes."

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Dally and Evenln91 • Corsages The former British Prime May 13-Sept. 27 Minister, Harold MacMillan, 20 weeks of tenni s on four championship discerner of the "winds · of clay courts CONTINENTAL change" in the developing world, when he was asked if he thought RHODE ISLAND TENNIS CLU& FLOWER SHOP that Britain, now having abdicated 434-5550 the imperial throne, would resign 1100 WARWICK AVE., 781-2919 itself to becoming "like Sweden", replied; " The future I hope for '~COUPON SPECIAL~ Britain is more like that of Israel . . . They have what any NOW THERE ARE TWO great people need - resolution, courage, determination, pride. ANDRE~s BEAUTY SALOMS These are the things that count in . men and nations ." 219 WEYIOSSET Cor. MATHEWSON How has this young and SPECIAL SHAMPOO & SET CREME RINSE microscopic country, so wanting in natural resources, come to be $2.50 REG. $3.75 so widely admired? And why has Long Hair Extra: Mon., Tues., & Wed. Only it aged so fa st? PERMANENTS $10.00 - REG. $20.00 The State of Israel came into TINTS $6.50 - REG. $8.00 being on 14 May, 1948 . It was the child of the Jewish people WALK IN ANYTIME OR· CALL 621--9801 throughout the world , reunited after a long separation with the Land of Is rael, which the ancient Romans had named Palestine. The midwife, it was said at the time, was the United Nations, but the day, ol d infant wa s abandoned by it and left alone to defend TA•s itself against the armed forces of the six Arab countries which, on DIISSSHOP 15 May invaded its designated ,46 lol,_ StrNt, Crnstoa territory. lsrael proved a lusty babe. Egypt, its enemy to the Personalized Attention South, was forced to call off the by RITA REUTER figh t and sign an armistice on 24 AERIAL VIEW: Aerial view of the Old City of Jerusalem with the Jaffa February, 1949. The others soon Gate and David's Tower visible in the foreground is sh(!wn above. The followed. But the cost had been Church of the Holy Sepulchre is at the middle left; the Western (Wailing NOW WE heavy. Of the toll in young, Wall) and the Mosque of Omar are in the center, and the Mount of hopeful lives only too many Olives can be seen on the ridge at the skyline. widows and orphans, too many ARE mourning__ parents at memorial In July 1950, the Knesset dredged, evaporated and refined. ~ therings, or in silent prayer in decreed that any Jew . entering Within · two years, a similar military cemeteries, are eloquent Israel would be entitled impetus \IIBS given to agriculture evidence . automatically to Israel and related processing by the .Opea Dally IO to 6 p.-. There were some small citizenship. It was an historic inauguration of the Lachish territorial gains, but the map of l1l111r-., • Fri. TIii t) culmination of centuries of regional settlement plan, north of Israel, after an enervating war homele ss ne ss and often Beersheba_ Here, in an i:lrea of a that ended in armistices which sta,telessness. The Wandering quarter of a million acres, fifty­ the Arab States, maintaining Jew, coerced into legendary six villages with a population of belligerence, never· for a moment vagabondage from one 6,500 are grouped around the inclined to convert into peace principality to the next, across town of Kiryat Gat, which has treaties, was, to say the least, ocean after ocean, could return 15 , 0 0 0 inhabitants , mainly irregular. The perimeter was home at las t. In the first forty employed in ginning the cotton seven hundred and fifty miles, months of Israel's existence, and turning into sugar the beet and, in its most populated zone, 686,000 Jews from abroad were grown in the region. The farmers round about Tel Aviv, was barely added to the 675,700 who al ready also raise dairy herds and grow twelve miles across, from sea to dwelt here at the Declaration of vegetables and peanuts. The hostile border. Its - capital city, Independence. In the first year, Lachish plan is one of Israel's for Jeruslaem, was at the end of a the survivors of the Nazi death­ show-pieces and many of the twelve-mile long corridor, a bare camps. Between the spring of experts who took part in it, or two miles wide, tapering to a 1950 and mid-summer 1951, who learned from it, have spread mile-long wall which split the 110,000 Jews from Iraq, and that their knowledge to developing city between two States. The marked the end of the ancient countries in Africa, Asia and other half of the Capital, and all Jewish community of Babylon, Central and Latin America. the land westwards to the River going back to the days of Daniel Two months after the Lachish Jordan , were occupied for an d Ne bu c h a d n e z z a r . By project got under way, another nineteen years by the Kingdom of Sep te m b e r 1950, the entire highly significant project was Jordan, whose sovereignty over Jewish population of the Yemen, carried out: the Yarkon-Negev the area was formally recognized the pious craftsmen and scribes, pipeline. This takes surplus by Pakistan and the United al I 45 ,000 of them, had been fl own water from the River Yarkon, Kingdom alone. No other Arab out of a pre-mediaeval, pre­ which otherwise would flow State endorsed it. Egypt, for its feudal I ife - if I ife it could be uselessly through Tel Aviv into part, seized and held, also for the Mediterranean, and carries it ~ , .. ,_ 0 called - into the impressive nineteen years, the ribbon of land h u s b a n d r y , commerce and \POWn to where the thirsty Negev around the town ~ of Gaza, manufacturing, twentiety-century soil had turned to dust for I ack of OMEGA exploiting it purely as an arsenal State. it. In this way, 25,000 parched and springboard for attacks on Israel's industry is based acres were restored to the lsr ael , not claiming it to be chiefly on the skills of its plough. Then came the giant Egyptian, granting its inhabitants artisans and the ingenuity of its National Water Carrier, along neither autonomy, nor rights of engineers. Utilization of the more which water from the Sea of citizenship. basic riches of the Land was Galilee, in the north of Israel, is Now both occupying Powers · furthered in March 1953, when a brought all the way down into the have been dislodged by the first-class highway _was opened deep south. How necessary is this desperate counter-thrust of from Beersheba to Sclom undertaking will be realized if - $X~ Israel to a noose of iron and fire from the plains where Abraham one remembers the variegated ~~~ Sa pphette facet­ that was being drawn tight about chose to live to the salt-caked climates of Israel, and that is, edge·d crystal its nectc. Israel can never again cauldron of Sclom where his altogether, less than four degrees watches in 14K COlllltenance, next to its vital white or irresponsible newphew Lot met of latitude in length. Rainfall yellow gold. . centres, the armed strength of disaster. The highway is only averages as much as forty inches C - $120 States that unreasoningly reject forty-four miles long, but the a year in the northern part and D - With Matching the possibility of peaceful drop in altitude is some thirteen dwindles to a few drops in the bracelet $225 ·coexistence. · E - 6 diamonds $175 hundred feet. Sclom is the lowest southern wilderness. * .. * spot on the earth's surface. The , Water is life-blood to any One of the earliest legislative magnificent route, plunging down countrf, and Israel's leaders acts of the first elected Israel from gently rolling h1Ils through have declared more than once Parliament, the Knesset, was _a hairpin bends cut through sheer that any attempt to deprive, Israel compulsory education law, c\lffs into a lunar, pock-marked, of its main water supply, the LO UIS MILLEN Jeweler~ adopted in September 1949, crater beside a lagoon of brine. River Jordan system, would be providing free schooling from the Much as tourists may revel in the deemed an act of war. Jordan, Registered Diamonds - Cultured Pearls years of 5 to 14 (later extended to spectacular descent, the highway Syria and the Lebanon refuse to Watches - China - Crystal 15, with compulsory evening wa~ built not for that thrill, but to accept any scheme of dividing the classes for any children who fail quicken and cheapen the export of headwaters equitably with Israel 180 vVayland /tycnue - \Vayland Square . to finish elementary school). The the precious magnesium, bromine and at times embarke'd tentatively law is for girls as well as boys, and calcium salts found in on diversions designed to rob Phone 421 -I 561 an inn 0 vat ion-- l n the astronomic quantities in the Dead Israel of its fair share. But the predomj,nant~Y. Arab Middle East. Sea, and needing only to be (Continued on following page) IBE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1968 19 Give a gift subscription to The Herald. State 0 REPAIR VAC. CLEANERS· lsrae 1 YEAR GUARANTEE.:2 DAY SERVICE' (Continued from Preceding Page) through the desert mountains and EVERY Israel retort was such that things extinct volcanoes by the Israel SUNDAY NIGHT never went beyond beginnings. Army's -engineering corps, was OPEN HOUSE ALL MAKES AND M·ODELS Egypt stepped up its ready. For the first time in D ..\~(·F ( SMALL APPLIANCES REPAIRED-HOOVER ONLY) warmongering. The klaxon of history, there was a safe. impending assault was sounded in overland route - a dry •Suez SOCIETY OF September 1956, when Canal' - from the Indian Ocean EWISH SINGLE ADULTS' to the Mediterranean. R.I. YACHT CLUB Czechoslovakia announced its Ocean Ave., Cra·nston PETER PAN CARD & GIFT SHOP sale of a vast volume of heavy This swing towards Asia and 1 084 HOPE STREET PROVIDENCE Afr\ca gave Israel a new Philip Grossman HOURS: MON., THURS. :- FRI. - 8:30-5:30 armament to Egypt. In the first Nat'I. Pres. - 941-0789 TUES .• WED .• SAT. 8:30-6:00 three months of 1956, . feeling dimension. The Jewish State was Transportation Arranged their way, the Egyptians committ­ brought face to face with peoples For Sinzles of aJI ages ed nearly two hundred acts of u n o b s e s s e d by age-old 8 p.m. to I a.m. aggression, sending gangs of preconceptions and Perr_r Borrelli Orch. saboteurs and murderers across misconceptions of what a Jew ls. the Gaza Strip border. Egypt al so He was not for their minds, as a c t e d through other Arab fo.r most Europeans, at one and comnries, as Syria does today the same time heir to the pecilar with the Fatah raiders, and there of the past and scientist and LISA'S were a hundred and sixty artist. He could be judged on his violations of the Armistice merits. For their own part, the people of Israel were now nearer HAIR FASHIONS Agreement by Jordan in the 1730 SMITH STREET service summer of 1956. On 25 October, to their origins. Almost all of the • Cocktails political and intellectual NORTH E gyp t , J o rd an and Syria PROVIDENCE AUTHENTIC CANTONESE CUISINE and fine liquors announced the creation of a leadership of the Jewish State unified military command with were products of Europe. Its CE 1-9695 2003 Post Road, Warwick, R.I. RE 9-2528 the de cl a red intention and education, culture and art were in Your Genial Hosts: Bill and George Lee the main Western. Now the purpose of making war on Israel Miss Elisa Coletti· 1,.' and ·reversing the defeat of 1948- people's physical - restoration to · ASSOCIAT_E 49. their birthplace, at the junction of Asia, Africa and Europe, was The Israel Defence Forces, in Miss Mory Ann Iacono ESTABLISMED l9SC large part a militia of civilian c om p 1e m e n t e d by a new reservists , struck swiftly at the geopolitical awareness of Israel's E .. R~ D AVENPORT & po. camps from which the guerrillas intercontinental responsibilities. ITS had come and at the regular In August l960, the first of a I H C O R P O A ·A 'T E D Egyptian , army bases prepared series of Rehovot Conferences was held designed to bring the for Israel• s destruction. In a VACATION hundred hours it was over, the resources and expertise of the Members New York Stock Exchange and other Principal Exchanges Sinai peninsula demilitarized and Western world to bear on the problems of the newly-emerging TIME! menace scotched. 908 Hospital Trust Bldg., Providence, R. I. 02903 One of the main results of this States. The following March, Complete Information on All Sinai Campaign was to smash the sixty-four graduate students from twenty-four countries completed TOURS- Egyptian blockade of the Red Sea. CRUISES TEmple 1-7150 the first course of the Afro-Asian Israel could now reach out to -RESORTS Institute set up in Israel to train Africa and Asia. Eil at, hitherto Large Enough to be of Service, as insignificant a port as administrators and technicians Interlaken, began to appear on from developing countries in Small Enough ,to be a Friend seafaring charts. In March 1957, trade-unionism and the the first large ship reached its cooperative movement. In haven, and trading connections January 1962, Foreign Minister PRICE TRAVEL Offices in: New Haven, Saybrook and Newport were speedily established with Golda Meir toured the Far East; 808 HOPE ST. 831-5200 the entire eastern seaboard of ·1n the same year, the Heads of Africa and as far off as Japan and five African nations paid _State the Antipodes. A joint Israel­ visits to Israel and President Burma shipping line was formed. lzhak Ben-Zvi made a tour of Africa. So began an unbroken Israel fishermen sailed into the series of exchanges of visits Indian Ocean and travellers between Israeli and foreign 1' ,,foHowed in the tracks of the statesmen. ..,a• "'Uorb's,, •• ••~ !I Queen of Speba; coming to As though this political re­ Jerusalem through the port that for amazing Bakery selections ' Solomon's galleys once used. In orientation were not enough, J. t ... 1 J an u a r y 1 9 5 8 , the Eil at­ Israel was propelled further into ~ Bee rs he b a turnpike, carved (Continued on following page) jj.OOK] f To The State Of Israel ••I THE WHITE HOUSE Another ti,orb•1 WASHINGTON

April 9, 1968 OPENING SOON Dear Mr. President: At UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS I am ple'ased to extend to you and to the people of Israel my congratulations and those of the people - SHOPPING CENTER of the United States on the twentieth anniversary Next To STAR MARKET of your independence. / Cor. No. Main St. and Doyle Ave., Prov. DuriJl-g this brief peri_o~ of time, the State of Israel has made great strides, socially, economically, ' and politically. It has set an outstanding exa~ple HOT BAKED SEVERAL TIMES DAILY . I of how _people of widely disparate backgrounds can I / become a thriving, democratic_nation.

But three times during these twenty years war has For Your Shopping Convenience •I C broken out. The Middle East rerhains beset by Visit Our Other ••• :• vioience and hatred'. These are trying:time.s -­ ~ times in which patience and cool judgment mu.st ~ 1• prevail. My warm wish.es to your people on this Korb's ;l milestone of statehood-are thell'efore acco~anied l • by my confidence that your government will devote Pawtucket Ave. all its energy to the ef~ort to ' re'a."cli. a secure, just, (Next to Dario Ford) and lasting 1>eace -- acceptable and beneficial both to Israel and to her neighbors. Hoxsie ( Gateway Shopping Center) Darlington (Armistice Bfvd. - I at Newport Ave.) I ' His Excellency Outlet Co. · Z al man Shaz ar { Downtown Providence) President of Israel Jerusalem ~-~

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(Continued from Preceding Page) The State budget in the first year I iv in g became an agonizing Standard #200-~ llftder licensed qreement. ·­ th e pact by an amazing of statehood had been IL 28.9 m ., solicitation for life itself. -~ and there was a surplus of IL l. 4 FRIENDSHIP BODY archaeological discovery. Just Two days after Independence three months before the first m. The budget for the current Day, President Na sser brazenly & RADIATOR WORKS, INC. Rehovot Conference, there were year is IL 5,900 m ., and there is deployed masses of troops into 111-117 Point Street Providence, R.I. found in a cave on the western likely to be a deficit. Even taking the Sinai buffer zone between JA 1-3366 Dead Sea s hore a number of into account three devaluations , Egypt and Israel. He expelled the ancient jars with bundl es of th l s m a rk s a tremenJ ous UN troops which, since 1957, had SELWYN M . KIRSHENBAUM papyrus in them . They proved to expans ion in production and in the kept the peace along the Sinai and be letter s from the times of Bar ­ standard of -living. A -sl ow -down Gaza Strip borders. He r enewed Kochba , establishing, beyond any was Imposed in 1966 by the force the bl ock_ade of the Straits of doubt, that the great - and of events. It had the effect of Tiran. He declared before the some thought, the mythical - flattening our the lorrg arch of rhe world hi s intention to · attack '. CARPETS and FURNITURE hero of the I ast Jewis h revolt cos t of I iving but al so put many Israel and destroy ,it. Syria and CLEANED IN YOUR HOME again st the might of Rome in 132- men out of work, particularly in Jordan allied themselves with,,' I 135 CE was a very real pe r son ·the newly-settled town ships him in that intention. by the . indeed. This finf together with where indus try was not yet ~ Since 19J0 the w or I d-f amo u s Masada s olidJy based. Immigration al so Israel appealed to the world to r e v e I a t i o n· s four ye a r s I agged: the bulk of the Jews of sto p th e outrage . - ~ h-e~ ~ afterwards, brought forcibly Moslem countrie s had al ready compassionate everywhere, if -'Du·rac·lea-n home to every man and woman in come; countries with I arge they lifted no fin'ger to help, ~ere Absorption Process Israel, and to the worl d at large , Jewis h communities made exit ready to weep for the undoing of that the long centuries throughout almos t impossible . Building , till Israel - so young, so faiv, sor'. which the Jewish people in then Israel's liveliest Industry, full of promise. But I'srael . was -' We leave- them Di s per si on dreamed of the slumped heavily. not prepared to succumb. It knew "flower-fresh" Return, prayed for the Return, for sure that the Arab oligarchs were not,centuries of vanity, that Th e In d e p e n d e n c e Day would, if they only could, utterly NO messy soaking Jewry belonged wholly and solely festivities on 15 May, 1967, were, annihilate the Jewish State, and NO harsh scrubbing to the Land of Israel . therefore , less gay than has been that the end of the Jewish State the tradition. But very soon might be the death-blow of a NO upset house It wa s not until Is rael was memory of the hardest of times people that had barely s~rvived See fibers revive - colors approaching its sevenceenth was blotted out. Days of penny­ the massacres of Europe twenty­ come alive! Everything birthday that a prominent Arab pinching turned into hours of five years ago. And it knew how dry, ready for use in leader, Tunisian President Habib peril; concern over making a to fight. just a few hours. Bourguiba, expressed publicly, in March and April, 1965, what ,,.,,,~ for_EREE quotation phone ; .. many Arabs bad been saying in ; .. Duroclean Is the professional private, that its neighbours cleonino method !hat hos DURACLEAN SERVICE eomed the commendation should now admit Israel's right to .... of Parents' Mooazlne and exist in this part of the world . and the aoorovat of the Amerl­ ..,: _,,,.... 884-1920 a:in Research & Testing that their quarrels - should be -/ - Lc.t>orotorles. resolved round the conference t ,' y-- ' ,Y table and not on the battlefield. ., . .,- · - .~ .. - .,. As tb_e years went by, ~ .... ,_ relations between the Jews and Arabs of Israel improved, with Arab townsfolk and villagers ONE CALL p r of i t i n g from unprecedented economic and social progress. A symobolic climax was the de di cation by the Moslem DOES IT ALL community of Nazareth, in - r· December 1965, of a mosque LIST WITH OVER 200 SALESMEN! which it has called "A-Salaam'' - "Peace". The following t month, it was announced in When you're buying Jerusalem and in Kansas City, Missouri, that a Centre for the or Advancement of Peace was to be When you're selling established in the Capital of Israel to honour former US You can save yourself time and ef­ President Harry S. Truman. It is• fort when you cail Sam Riddell, the hope of the sponsors that once Realtor, member 'of the MULTIPLE again the message of peace will LISTING SERVICE because we make available ~ot only our own listings go forth from Jerusalem through , but those of the other 70-odd Real­ a study of the causes of war, the tor offices that are members of deflection of national energies to MLS, which enables us to give you construction, and the fast results. · concentration of the minds of the I world's scholars, politicians and ordinary human beings on how all SAM R:IDDELL, Realtor can live in harmony without differences meaning disputes or '\ RUTH ROFFER, Associate Realtor disputes le_ading to blows. But, in the meantime, Israel was still not at rest. Its borders 421-8814 • 941-5236 were disturbed day and night. An 1074 Hope Street, Providence ( Opposite Boulevard) . economic ·recession supervened, not least due to the exhaustion GAZE IN AWE: ·Soldiers of the Israel Defense Forces gaze i'n awe at the 11 D0 Business With A Live Wire" ' which followed the effervescence ancient Western .(Wailing) Wall in the Old City of Jerusalem, imme­ of the first years of: rapid growth. diately following the liberation of Eastern Jerusalem in. June, ,1967,

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-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1968 21 For excellent results, adver­ 1_24-0202. tise in the Herald. Herald sub­ scribers comprise an active buy­ DICK BARROWS ing market. Call 724-0200 or Summer Homes ~ Opened PROFESSIONAL SummiJ ~leaning Co._ FREE ESTIMATES- REFERENCES by The history of the scroll, as sacrifices and offerings OFFICE TE 1-6729 ~ Yigael Yadin far as I am concerned, goes back according to the Festivals: Established for Professor of Archaeology and to the early sixties. I can say, c) a detailed description of - Former Chief of Staff though, that prior to its latest the Temple; Dentist or Physician LADDERS The intrinsic importance of history, the scroll was kept in cl) the statutes of the king 721 BROAD STREET the so-called Dead Sea Scrolls most unsuitable,condltlons. There and the army. FOR HOME has been heightened - from the are good reasons to believe that I do not yet know - for PROVIDENCE moment of their first discovery this unhappy situation contributed reasons which will be explained PL 1-5367 ' COMMERCIAL USE to this very day, - by_ in no small measure fo its .later - how to name this unique • circumstanial events concerning deterioration in parts, in addition scroll. Temporarily - since ID lllllIll I Ill llllllllllllIll Ill II lII Ill IllI Ill lllllllllIll Ill llll(g EXTENSION OR the ways of their discovery, to the damage it suffered in the nearly half its length deals with STEPLADDcRS purchase and' contents. Although last two thousand years when it the Temple - I have named it these additional ingredients are was hiddeo.--- ln one of the Qumran the Temple Scroll. I HON HONG ; In wood, aluminum : of no scientific significance, their caves. I am happy to say, CHINESE-AMERICAN or magnesium incredible nature of strange however, that its prompt ** ** ** RESTAURANT coincidences has added to the unrolling, and the treatment it One of the strangest aspects FIBERGLASS• interest in the scrolls by the lay received against further decay, of the scroll is the fact that the 194 Washington Street FLAG POLES author believed or wanted his IN ALL SIZES 11 public, both in Israel and the has saved, for the scientific world at large. Thus, for world, considerable parts of one readers to believe, that it was a WE SPECIALIZE IN example, the fact that the of the most important scrolls divine decree given by God to CHINESE DISHES Combina·tion acquisition of the first three· ever to be discovered. Moses, i.e., a Torah. This is LADDER CO. scrolls by the late Prof. E. L. manifested in many ways; the = Boston Chinatown Style = s ukenik, from a dealer in ** ** ** rules are given by God in the Corner Harris and The scroll, even in its present first person singular; even in his ORDERS PUT UP Bethlehem, happened on the 29th condltlon, is the longest known ~ ~ Sims Aves. of November 1947 - the very lengthy quotations from the § TO TAKE OUT ~ - 8.6 metres - as compared Pentateuch, the author 5111 IllI IllII II Ill I Ill Ill IIll II Ill Ill IllIll Ill IllIll IllIll Ill II Ill Ii: GA 1-1330. day on which the United Nations with the 7.3 metres of the decided on the establishment of a methodically changes the third complete Israel scroll, hitherto person singular of the traditional Jewish State in Palestine - was the longest in existence. Its end . ' -~ regarded by many people as text into the first person .. is partically intact, as indicated singular. For example the verses highly symbolic, particularly by the blank sheet at the very ROBERT STARR BRIDGE Clue· since one of these scrolls, that of . of Numbers 30, 2 ff.; "when a end. The beginning, however, ls man voweth a vow unto the Lord" 1060 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE 831-4669 the "War of the Sons of Light (the not preserved, but probably not children of Levy, Judah and (Continued on p~e 23) much of it is missing. I was able, PLAYING CLINICS WITH BOB STARR Benjamin) against the Sons of e I n e v e rt h e l s s , to secure a Mon, Wed. or Fri. · 10 a .m. to 12 noon Darkness (the nations continuous sequence of all the - SPRAY PAINTING - surrounding Israel)", was fragments and the well-preserved Specializing In unrolled and studied in the midst &efrigeraton - Kitchen Cabinet• BEGINNERS' LESSONS WITH MRS. PHILIP FINKLE whole. Altogether the scroll Stffl Office Furniture ... of ferocious attacks on the newly in its present condition - Work Don• on PremiM• - Monday Mornings - 10 a.m. to 12 noon created State, and in the besieged consists of 66 columns. MOBILE Jerusalem, itself a scene of SPRAY PAINTING SERVICE BEGINNERS' LESSONS WITH MRS. NANCY STARR bitter fighting. The dates GE 4-14'2 Monday Evenings · 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. I have the great pleasure to <¥, The scroll was copied by a n------•••--•-ft announce the unrolling of yet skilled ' scribe of Qumran. His·---z..:<.---'-•------DUPLICATE BRIDGE another scroll, which came into style, which is the common so­ Tues., Thurs. & Fr i. at 11 a .m. · Mon., Wed. & Sat. at 12:30 p.m. our hands in the midst of the called Herodlan, indicates that e DIAMONDS recent Six Day War, one day after ,. Sun. Eve. at 7:30 p.m. · Every other evening at 8 p.m. the latest possible date for its the battle of Jerusalem was over. composition was the second part e WATCHES Again, the importance of this of the first century A.D. In fact, - scroll was further enhanced, for there are good reasons to believe · • CLOCKS many of us, by the symbolism that the composition took place Sales and Service that two of the main subjects it perhaps even earlier. . EAST SIDE deals with, a,re the rules of mobillsation of the "children of The contents (}«'I Israel" when threatened by In addltlon to its unusual ':J~omaJ B. HARDWARE multitudes of their enemies, and length, the scroll ls also unique Jewelers Since 1878 a detailed description of the Holy in its contents, which concerns Cor. No. Main - Smith Sts., Prov. r--'"~ City. and the Temple. four groups of subjects: 270 County Rd ., Barrington Now Is The Time To Tend To Your Garden! 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22 IBE RHODE ISLAND ,HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1968 Hebrew Day. Schoo.I To Sponsor _o -f Th --, f ., t· Israeli, American Art Exhibit . · . ·, · ·. I :· • : ! 1 1 _ An Exhibition a~d Sale of Day School on Monday and . · Israeli and American art will be Tuesday, May 20 and May 21, . e u ure . • • held at che Providence Hebrew from 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. and from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. by Sponsored by the school's General Moshe Dayan Ladies' Association, the exhibit Israel Mini sf er of Defence will open with a Sponsor's and It has been said that land should not be won by force of arms. I was Patrons' Sherry Hour Preview on ·brought up on the slogan "one more dunam and one more goat" but the :Jfia11er~ Sunday, May 19, from 7 to 9 p.m. reality of tne past 30 years has been otherwise. Israel arose by force Among the works shown wm of arms, against her will. She was compelled to take up weapons, and be paintings by William "Sonny" it has been war which set the borders of the State and ensured her •ANTIQUE JEWELRY Weintraub, a graduate of the existence - not because we wanted it, but because we· had to face up Maryland Institute of Art, and a to Arab belligerency. e ANTIQUE REPRODUCTIONS well-known painter of Israeli It must be made clear that when peace is offered, the territory of the State of Israel must be such as to ensure that peace will endure. 2nd Floor, 287 Thayer St. p e op I es . Other Israeli and American artists include Mary The old borders - 15 kilometres from N etanya - are untenable,. OPEN DAILY 10 TO 4:30 Casett, March Chagall, Chaim and the fact that they were set in 1948 does not mean that we have to Goldberg, Joseph Margolies, · go back to them. If we want a viable state, we must not go back to the BEE MILLER TRUDY GURWITZ Pablo Picasso, Pierre Auguste frontiers which created a situation of perpetual warfare. Renoir, Ruth Schloss and Moi she But that is still hypothetical. There is a drawn out, arduous period Tamir. ahead of us and to assess it properly we must look at it from the point YOUR MOTHER Mrs. Martin Lifland and Mrs. of view of the other side. _.For example, the security enjoyed by the Manfred Weil are co-chairmen of settlements of Upper Galilee since the Golan Heights were taken has DESERVES THE BEST! the art show. Members of their been pointed out often, but how do the Syrians see this? Israeli armed BUY HER FLOWERS committee are Mesdames Sam uel forces are now an easy 60 kilometres from Damascus, from the Br es nick, Henry Bromberg, government which has shown less readiness than any other to come to AT Benjamin Chinitz, Jason Cohen, terms with Israel. The Syrians are unlikely to accept this as a basis Norm an Cohen, Jerome for peace, and lf we wish to stay on the Golan heights we shall have to MOORE Feinstein, Joseph J. Fishbein, be ready for a lengthy conflict. David Has se n f el d , Leonard FLORIST, Labush, Irwin Levy, Kenneth Neither the Arab leaders nor their policies have changed. The Inc. Liffman, Samuel Malkin, Ivan rulers have not been required to pay the price for dragging the people 11 Smithfield Road into war - and losing it. So we must be prepared for a renewal of North Providence Perlman, Kenneth K. Re snick, Seymour A. Sherman, Harvey M. warfare. And we must realise that if the Arabs open host-ilities, much Admiral Plaza of the world will see their attempts to dislodge us_from our present 861-4 777 353-1290 Snyder, Mathew Schwartz, Joseph Teverow and Milton Wlnkler. positions as a defensive measure, aimed merely at regaining territory they lost as "victims of aggression". The rebuilding of the Arab armies has taken place at an the finest in • • • unexpectedly rapid rate. The Egyptians will probably have replaced all INDIA IMPORTS the aircraft and tanks they lost in the War, to some extent with ' equipment even more modern than before. This will certainly act as an HIGH QUAUTY incentive for them to try and dislodge us from our present positions Wedding without coming to terms or recognizing Israel. IMPORTS The Arab reaction to military defeat has been a change in style, but For Men and Women Candids not in the contenf of their policy. In ·order to gain time for mllitary preparations, they speak of political solutions. They declare that it Sll1-37A' was a mistake to announce their intention of destroying Israel - not EMPORIUM-India that it was a mistake to want to destroy Israel, but to announce this 287 THAYER S'TREET MARSON fact. 1 OPEN DAILY STUDIOS This change in style might encompass a few verbal declarations. They may say they will renounce belUgerency; Egypt may say it is 421-2283 85-87 ACADEMY AVENUE willing to consider changes in the status of Gaza, and Jordan may say ,, 1t is prepared to reconsider the status of Israel in Jerusalem. These declarations may satisfy the Great Powers, but we must not be FORS.ALE deluded. Their intention is to play for time, while rehabilitating their TheTimely Sh·op armies. There are no signs of a change 1n their refusal to reconcile ~ East Side-(Hope St.) - ~iH dispose of themselves to Israel's existence. tf\ It was this refusal, in the context of a certain set of circumstances, 1: Specious ,. IO room - Coloniel­ your selective which led the Arabs 1n the Jun!:! War. They were drunk with power, fHturing 4 beclrooms-lclHI for apparel · with the vast quantities of Mig fighters and tanks. They belittled Lerg• F11mily or Prof111S1ionel Men. especially sizes Israel's strength, believing that we had taken Sinai in 19 56 only with Shown by Appointment. Cell French and British aid. Once the Russians set the ball rolling on May 16 and 18 13 with the "tip" that Israel was preparing to invade Syria, the Gomel & Co., Inc. Must be a recent Egyptians worked themselves into a frenzy and couldn't stop style, seasonable and cleansed themselves - and none of the powers were prepared to do so. It was 833 Hope. St., Prov. Items accepted a combination of hostility towards Israel, indifference to repercussions of war, and lack of external restraint, which led the 421-3913 only by appointment 421-0759 Arabs into war. \ Whether the Arabs planned the war or not - and it appears that tliey diq not, but were dragged into it by losing control of the RELIABLE - EXPERIENCED momentum of the chain reaction which started on May 13 and culminated on May 23 with the closing of ·the Straits of Tiran - TEMPORARY HELP nothing could be further from the truth than saying that Israel planned ' AT A MOMENTS NOTICE it or wanted it. V RATE'S BY HOUR, DAY, WEEK OR PC. RATE~ Once the war aims were achieYed, and EgYP.t's Jordanian .?nd V ALL HELP .FULLY INSURED V ALL WORKERS REMAIN ON OUR PAYROLL Syrian allies dealt with, the question was: What were our peace aims? ,J WE - HANDLE ALL INSURANCE, TAXES, RECORDS They can be defined as new relations - not the armistice • LABORERS ' I .PACKERS agreements, but workable peace treaties as are normal between states • STEVEDORES • ASSEMBLERS • LUMBERMEN • STOCK WORKERS Serving - and a secure frontier. • WAREHOUSEME'N • FACTORY CITY & SUBURBS • MATERIAL HANDLERS i.. Direct negotiations and freedom of navigation are among our ~.iE_VENI_NG _WQ~KE_!t$ ?./-V AILABLE objectives and they are terms upon which we shall insist, but they are essentially functions of peaceful relations·. If there were peace, there would be freedom of navigation. And lf the Arabs were prepared to make peace, they would not object to direct talks. The refusal to sit . down to talks is part of the rejection of reconciliation and recognition. ·of Isr.ael. This is the importance of direct negotiations, which, 36 RICHMOND ST. PROVIDENCE although not an end in, the.mselves, are the means of attaining recognition and new frontiers: '- We have no interest in a resumption of combat and Israel's interest is to observe the cease-fire closely. Our forces have orders not to open fire automatically when fire is opened on them. But the other side also has a policy and one of their assumptions is that Israel is not For INFORMATIVE NEWS of the capable of maintaining the, present cease-fire lines and the new territories, with the opposition of the one million Arabs living in them. ~ewish Community ·... It is their active policy to make things difficult for us~ During this interim period, just as we shall try as far as possible to keep the borders quiet, so we shall attempt to discourage the Arab population in the_ territories under our control from engaging in hostile Read The R. . I. Jewish _Herald activities and encourage them to live peacefully. In this we seem to be 1 succeeding. The terrorists are forced to live on the periphery of MAIL YOUR SUBSCRIPTION NOW societ)'._, ~nd have had few successes. Perhaps if we were able to deal directly with the- 80 million Arabs The R. I. Jewish Heraid - without the inter~erence of the Great' Powers, we could come to an MAILING ADDRESS ~ PL_ANT AND OFFICE arrangement wJth them. Even from the military point of view, the Box 6063 Herald Way, off Webster St. problem today is not the Arabs. If not for the Soviet arms-supply Providence, R. I. Pawtucket, R. 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And this can be done by showing that the alternative is even less realistic, that we cannot be ~ PRICE: $6.00 PER YEAR - 10% DISCOUNT IF PAID IN 10 DA VS compelled to withdraw to the previous borders and the previous \ armistice agreements. OUTSIDE OF NEW ENGLAND $7.40 PER YEAR Jerusale~, January 1968. --. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1968 23

NEO-NAZIS RUN ADS a gal n st Israel through BONN - A self-styled advertisements in the neo-Nazi, "Arab Aid" organization ls antl-Semttlc newspaper, Deutsche recruiting West Germans to fight National and Soldatenzeitung. Counlrg C/ot~~,Jnc~ HOPE (Continued from page 21) writtng from the hand of the of a highly emotional nature to all VA[ET SYSTEM is rendered here: "when a man Lord". This missing Torah must of us in Israel who shared the ma1enwi~elle, Jnc. voweth a vow unto Me'•. ' have tantalised the ancients, and terrible anxiety which prevailed 815 HOPE STREET · The author of the scroll it ls quite likely that efforts were during the two weeks preceding FOR TEENS ( CINERAMA BUILDING) groups together many rules which ·made from time to time to . supply the Six Day War. it. AND HAS RE-OPENED in the Pentateuch are dispersed . in various books. The main interest of the The main interest in this part Temple section lies of course in The Statutes of the Kings YOUNG JUNIORS' MR. JULIUS GOLD THANKS of the scroll lies precisely in the the detailed prescriptions and This section deals with the 591 MAIN STREET ALL HIS FRIENDS FOR many additional rules which are measurements of the courts, the statutes of the king of Israel. THEIR GOOD WISHES AND not mentioned tu the Pentateuch sacrificial technical m achlnery, Although it begins with a direct EAST GREENWICH INDULGENCE DURING HIS at all. and the procedure to be followed quot at ion from Deuteronomy TU 4-4430 ILLNESS The scroll has a special in the Temple during the various XV II, 14 ff., (incidentally, chapter on the rules of burial and festivals. We have here for Deuteronomy is heavily quoted in cemeteries: "Thou shall not example a grandiose description o u r s c r o 11) , it proceeds follow the customs of the gentiles of the celebration of the feast of immediately to the two main who bury their dead everywhere, Tabernacles (Succoth) with the subjects of interest t.9 the author; RI CA 1-R· even in their houses; thou shalt detailed description, with exact the king's body-guard and the · allot special places in thy land in measurements, of the booths to mob111zation plans - phase by I.I. COASTAL which thou shalt bury the dead; be erected for the chiefs of the phase - to be taken by the king these places thou shalt fix tribes of Israel, ln the Temple's when the "land of Israel" is AIRWAYS. INC. between four cities''. Here the courts, on the roofs of the side faced wlth the threat of a war of author concerns himself also with chambers. This is an innovation exter mi natlo n. On the first STATI AIIPOIT . WESTERLY. R.I. the 'economy' of cemeteries, lest as far as the existing sources go. subject God prescribes, Single Ir Twift Engine Air Taxi the land be defiled. · However, Th e basic concept of the according to our author, that the these addltlonal rules are so Temple's courts is that there kl n g' s body-guard comprise SPECIA'L INTRODUCTORY OFFER numerous that space will not should be three courts, each of twelve thousand soldiers - a Providence-Block Island S Passengers $6.00 Each permit me even to mention this, them an exact square, one- inside thous and per tribe. These but enough has been said to another: an outer, a middle and soldiers must be without blemish, 24-Hour Answeriftt Senlce Call 1401 )_ 348-840~ indicate the nature of the scroll an inner court. The "round" "men of truth, God-fearing, I, measurements of these courts on this subject. hating unjust gain". While some - -- - ···- - are 250, 500, 1600 cubits for each of the expressions and principles ------~ The Festivals and the Qumran side of the inner, middle and are borrowed from Exodus xvm, r.~ : Calendar outer courts respectively. An our interest ls ln the additions There is ample proof on interesting feature is that bo~ which refiect the political paleographic grounds, spell1ng the m lddle and outer courts had situation of the period. The main pe0Ullar1ties and so on, that the twelve gQtes named after the purpose of this guard is to don·t l twelve tribes of Israel. To this I scroll's scribe was a member of protect the king "day and night". I the Qumran community; but one should compare Ezekiel's and In another place the scroll i there seems to be even enough Revelation's concept of the twelve prescribes ~ death • penalty for evidence to show that the author gates of the Tribes of Israel of anyone who betrays the people of himself must have been a Jerusalem (and not the Temple Israel, and passes information to you. forget member of the Essene sect, or at courts). The exact measurements the enemy. However, the. most least belonged to the same of the courts, the gates and the 1 n t e r es t i n g part - also apocalyptic circles which adhered distances between them, etc., are historically - refers to the May -12th is to the special Qumran calendar, of much interest, as ls also the mobillzation phases. When the the Book of Jubllees, etc. a 11 o c at i o n of the various king ls aware of a danger from an Mother's Day A considerable part of the chambers to the tribes of Israel enemy who wants "to take scroll ls dedicated to prescribing and the priests and Levites; these everything which belongs to detailed rules concerning the show ingenuity in using all the Israel", he should mobilize a ... and who but c elebratlon of the various d at a known to the author tenth of the nation's force. If the festl vals (such as Succoth, concerning the Tabernacle, the enemy force be large, one fifth of Passover, Day of Atonement, and First Temple and Ezekiel's the klng' s force ls to be called ~ accents inc. _ Temple, and forming out of each, so on) and their sacrifices, meal­ up. Should the enemy come ."with I o ff er 1 n gs and other ritual with many additions, a plan which his king and charlotry and ·great practices. Now, in addltlon to the . reflected also the Temple's multitude", a third of the force has such a ' : ;. , normal ''Festivals of the Weeks" m i s h m a rot h (th e Priestly should be moblllzed; two thirds ,­ · spectacular -,f (Shavuoth - Pentecost) in which C our s e s) according to the should remain i_n ·the land to the bread of the first fruits was Qumranic calendar, as attested protect lts frontiers and citles colledion of ' · offered, the scroll decrees the also in the War Scroll. lest "an enemy band penetrate decorative celebration of additional two C o n s i de r ab 1 e space is into the country". If, however, festivals of the same nature: that dedicated in the scroll . to the "the battle be strohg" the king accessories of the New Wine, and that of the rules of cleanness and must mobilize half the total New 011, each to be celebrated uncleanness to be observed in the · fighting strength and "the other to choose from! fifty days after the preceding one. city itself. These apply• inter alia half wlll remain 1n the cities" to The latter festival is known to to sexual intercourse, to the defend them. Having read these have been practiced by the lepers and the maimed, to the rules immediately after the war, 203 Waylan~ Ave. Qumran community (as is nature of the vessels with which I could not help commenting at 521-6090 evidenced by a hitherto offerings should be brought to the the time, that there was an unpublished text mentioned by Temple, and so forth. excellent description of the actual Father M111k in Supplements to Another interesting subject of phases of moblllzation preceding Vetus Testamentum IV, 1957, p. this .scroll - the fourth - was the Six Day War In Israel. 2 5) and it fell on the 22nd of the sixth month. It can now be proved on the basis of our scroll,, that WICKF~R~~ 11' 1 this festival could fall on that ·day - after the counting of fifty plus fifty plus fifty days - only if one followed the Qumran calendar and festival reckoning. Incidentally, the new evidence derived from ·the scroll, concerning the three "first fruit" festivals, each to be ,celebrated after the counting of flty days, will throw interesting new light on the structure and principles of the festivals practiced in the ancient near east. The Temple From many aspects - and and d e f 1 n 1t e 1 y from the space - dedicated to its description - The MARINER HEARTH the most important subject of the scroll is the Temple. As a matter -STARTING MAY 7, 1968- of fact, this is not really a description of the Temple, but JULIQ GIONTI rather detailed commandments to MAIN DINING ROOM build it and how to set about it, following the manner and style of Opening May 14,..... Exodus XXV, ff., dealing With the Tabernacle. Thus our- scroll differs from all the hitherto ~~~: TOP-OF-THE-D.OCK known ancient scources TOPSIDE-Overlo·oking Wickford Harbor for concerning the First, Second and Casual Dining-Open All Year. Featuring the Herod's Temples (I, Kings; finest in Charcoal Broiled foods and Seafoods Chronicles; Ezekiel; the letter of dired from our open hearth. ~rlsteas; Josephus; and the Mishnah). It appears that the author of the scroll endeavoured OPEN DAILY 5-1, SUNDAYS 1-1 to supply the missing Torah concerning the Temple which is ---The· finest Private Facilities lo,--- alluded to ln I Chron., xxvm, 11 ff.: ''Then David gave to Solomon PARJIES, WEDDINGS, BAN9UETS his son the pattern of the porch (of the Temple) and of the houses Call for thereof, and of the treasures Reservations -2401 thereof • • .all this (said David) AT WEITZMAN INSTITUTE: Nuclear 1cienti1t1 are. at work at the Weitz­ have been made to understand in man Institute.

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They do what they like - more than they try lo get back al mommy 19 - Ge"'ral Services and daddy. OPEN: Tues., Wed., Thurs. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Actually if anyone is going to be in the vanguard of the system (as 1l has FLOOR CLEANING and polishing. Fri., and Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. been termed it will be today's youth, Also general home cleaning. Larry particularly the graduates from the best Duaan. 353--96:48 colleges, and that would include those ()fr, SPACIOUS PARKING AREA who now profess anything from atheism to anarchy. Certainly, a fragment of 21 - Help Wanted, Women them are truly committed to causes · which they hope will oblilerate the MOTHERS . .. Does your budget fall artificiality, the sterility, and the short of your needs? Earn extra m tstakes of previous generations. But needed income by working a fev. they are among the small m lnorily - at hours a day. Exclusive Avon Cos- £. }3utfe, metics territory now available. For v¥. Columbia University only 200 out of the interview coll GA l-2908. . 1 0 , 0 0 0 undergraduates seized the 1655 ELMWOOD AVENUE administration buildings recently. The CORSETIERE: Full or port time, no l MILE SOUTH OF Rt. 95 others may indeed experiment with evenings. Excellent salary. Moyer marijuana or rail at navy r ecruiters, but Corset Shoppe, 183 Mathewson such activities won't persist for long Street. after their graduation. Call it a phase if NURSES RHODE you'd like. Instead the younger generation will be Practicals funneled back into the system that has Aides been designed for them by their Companions forebears. They wm find jobs similar to Qualified • Tested those their parents had - unless the jobs Experienced nursing core rendered by yield, more financial benefits, more our employees in your home. Call Day or Night Cadillacs. and larger houses in better neighborhoods. And probably they will MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL \ 421-4888 l ma.ke just about the same errors their - u parents did. 25 - Lawns, Landscaping Even now the conservatism, the a N prejudice, of the older generation comes LANDSCAPING:- New lawns, complete u PRICES GOOD C through even among the so-called maintenance. Shurbs, fertilizing, A THRU THURS . MAY 9 0 intelligentsia who inhabit all the college crab grass control, ligl\t tree' work, , L hills of the country. Girls after all are- in rota-tilling. PA 3-7517. '; 5-10 M college - although the-y have many other HEBREW NATIONAL - STRICTLY KOSHER worthy motives - to find a husband. And 32 - Plastering the boys in many instances are here to · - ~n;.. N~nuii~-i~Kl~l~U~i O ~ seek out security and take courses they I C_BUNGS AND WALLS replastered, may not be interested in just so that also repair work. Free estimate. CORNED BEEF IB. when they graduate they can obtain a 2. 3 9 Harold Greco, 739-0022. COOKED IN OUR9UR OWN KITCHEN-SAVE 79~7~~ LB. respectable job. ufn ' . - . Many of the college students are living out their lives from a true love 35 - Private Instruction comic book, wandering from panel to l'I panel until the happy end, dwelllng PRIVATE Accordion instruction. i-..FRESH---SA VE 1 o~· Le_ - blissfully in a four-color world that 351-7655. ufn smudges if you rub it too hard. Colleges A ...... A • !· IIIIAA .. A IR are designed to be the training ground GUlTAR INSTRUCTION: for the middle class; fraternities and Folk-classic-plectrum. Pre-camp dorms have their own cocktail parties so preparation. Limited openings. the students can learn to banter about Wayland Square. 351-4328. meaningless phrases very early in life. 5-24 Very few stop to question what they are FANCY SMOKED 38aa - Room And Board doing here - in college, in this country. Wanted LARGE MEATY . What in fact does their existence mean? (Or what doesn't it mean?) Courses are GENTLEMAN, mature, will mind and taken and they are regarded as tutor children in exchange for room WHITEFISH s o m et h in g s e par at e fro m the and board. Write R. I. Jewish Her- meaningfulness ofJheir own lives. . aid, ~x B-38, 99 Webster Street, True, these are generalizations and Pawtucket, R. I. 0286 l. they can in many cases be assailed as :i false ana unduly cynical. N everlheless, 38ab - Rooms Want~.d- the malaise, th~ ennui of the society outside has contaminated the colleges.· ROOM with kitc~en privileges in kosh- OUR FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT IS CLOSED A 1 er home for elderly woman. Things - parties, education, drinking - 942-5735. NOON ON FRIDAY AND- ALL DAY SA TU RDA Y have become institutionalized. People - speak out against the war in Vietnam and TO HELP APPEAL KOSHER-HEAVY STEER against racism without realizing that TUCSON, A,rlz. - A BONELESS-SAVE 20~ LB. they may be underneath their self­ committee of leading Christians im:;><>sed veneers just as reactionary as has been established in this city their parents who violently disagree with to obtain support for 'rucson's them. The worst form of racism - pity -... Combined Jewish Appeal which CHUCK ROAST IB,-~79( and condescension "for the blacks - is 1 n c 1 u des the United Jewish present here and on all the other . Appeal, the Israel Emergency carn~mses. But everyone doesn't consider Fund and the regular budget of it racism; actually they don't think about the Jewish Community Coune,;11. D KOSHER-STRICTLY FRESH-SAVE 20~ LB. it much at all. Because in their ,quest for T security they will end up by avoiding the I I , world outside, the world that is burning NOW THAT E 0 up on them. 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