'5 ( -: - Te_mple Beth-El 683 Broad St. Providence, R. I. Attn: Miss Pi?1CUS
Only Anglo-Jewish Serving 30,000 Newspaper in This State in Rhode Island The Jewish Herald 7 CENTS THE COPY VOL. XXXIV, NO. 30 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER----''------30. 1_?49 PROVIDENCE, R- I. TWENTY PAGES New Role for Center Is Casi by. Board GJC Drive Close to $600,000 An enthusiastic opening meet life is a basic objective of Jewish ing of the Board of Directors of Center programming. the Je\viSh Community Center saw Extension Programs Planned adoption of plans for establishing "The Center hopes to more eff- GJC TRADE DIVISION CHAIRMEN Workers Luncheon the Center as an important instru ectively serve the community by mentality of the Jewish Commun <:arrying its program from the • ity through which the entire range four walls of its present building of Jewish interests can be pro- into the community as a whole," Next Thursday mo~d. _ · he added. "We hope tn go 1nto Morris Kritzman, executive di unserved areas in the South As arrangements were be in g rector, told the Board that the Providence, East Side and North completed for the first Worker's success of Center programming End areas where there are people, Report Luncheon in the. GJC's could be measured by the degree particularly children, who can't Trades and Industry Division on to which individuals and groups come to the present Center build Thursday noon, October 6, cer are helped to relate themselves ing. Our staff will work with A tain conclusions concerning the to Jewish and general community Parents Committees which will be 1949 campaign were becoming evi affairs. "Not only is individual set up in each area· to plan and dent,. They were: human experience enriched by organize programs utilizing Syna 1 l The drive's ultimate total ever-widening group associations," gogue and Hebrew School facili- • which, at the writing, was ap said Kritzman, "but the commu ties, where available, and public proaching the $600,000 level-will nity requires for its survival and recreation and school buildings, if compare favorably with last year's progressive growth the active par necessary. total of one million dollars. ticipation· of all its members. The· Report On Conference 2) Virtually all contributors enrichment of Jewish community Present as Board guests were have been "holding the line" in the Misses Fredlyn and Seena making their '49 gifts, when the Kovitch, who attended the Nation latter are compared to previous al Jewish Youth Conference in campaign donations. Present Two Torahs New York recently. They reported 3) Overall coverage (the num on the discussions in which they ber of donors finally listed on the participated involving the role of drive's books at its official close) To Cranston Club the Jewish Youth in Jewish life. will be greater than ever 'his In regard to the proposed plan of CHARLES BOLOTOW year. Center organization in Providence, Home Utilities, Glass Presentation of two Torahs to Miss Fredlyn Kovitch, who h a s and Mirrors Cons\derably he a r ten e d by the Cranston Jewish Community been elected to the National Gov these aspects of the 1949 "Home by Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Fried and erning Board of the youth Con coming for the Homeless" cam William Sklut of Olneyville took ference, said: "Through a Jew paign in behalf of the United i;,lace at Rosh Hashanah services i.sh C01nmu.nity Center all Jews of Jewish Appeal and three score aL Legion Hall, Cranston. One of all views and interests come to other benerkiary agencies, key of the Torahs was originally use'd by gether in planning activities of ficials of the local GJC this week a pioneer J ewish group of Crans common interest." paid high praise to the volunteer ton 50 years ago. Raymond Franks, president, workers actively participating in Dr. Daniel Kouffman, who ar asked for the understanding and the drive. ranged the presentation, accepted cooperation of all elements in the Praise \Vorkers, Donors the Torahs and in turn presented Jewish community, in moving for "The gratifying results of our them to Monis Lenz, president of ward with a i;ontemplated Center campaign thus far can be credited the Cranston group. program. directly to the unselfish efforts of Rabbi Saul Landau conducted Committee chairmen appointed our workers and to the general a social hour after the presen for the coming year are: Saul community's sincere realization of tation, at which time, Israel Kar Feinberg, Membership; Milton the 1Neat objectives involved," ten presented a bouquet to Mrs. Kay, Camp: Dr. E. Budner Lewis, said Alvin A . Sopkin. campaign Fried. Adult Activities; Saul Leibow, chairman, and Archibald Silver Mrs. Fred Adler was in charge House; Sidney Green, Health and man, GJC presiden t . of refreshments. Physical Education: Bernard Bell, "Despite somewhat 1 es se n e d In the choir were Mrs. Archie Children and Youth; Nathan business activity and the many Finkle, Edward Charren, B e n Temkin Sunday School; Jules P. other demands made upon them, Kaplan and Dr. Hayvi11 Woolf. Goldsmith, Community Relation; our loyal contributors .have not Mrs. Ellis Rosenthal was the or Edmund Wexler, South Providence failed to make a sacrificial res ganist . . Center Advisory Council. ponse to the pleas of the unfor I/ LOUIS NASS tunates in 'Israel a1~ Europe who Liquors and Beverages will benefit most b'y their gene1' YAD Chairmen Planning Oct. 20 Party ,, osity. "The remarkable work already performed by the enthusiastic Fain Heads Home personnel of the Women's Divi sion- the greatly intensified acti vity in the Young Adult's Divi sion-and the highly coordinated Nominating Group efforts of the various Trades and 'I Industry groups- all are combill Irving I. Fain last week was ing magnifice11tly to m ake our 191'9 appointed chairman of the nom drive a resounding success thus inating committee of the J ewish far," said Sopkin and Silverman. Home for the Aged by J acob I. Holding the campaign spotlight Felder, president. next week will be the Worker's Others on the committee are Report Luncheon scheduled for Bernard Goodman, Charles Brier, Thursday noon at GJC head Hany Blacher, Benjamin Gittle quarters. Under the guidance of man. Bertram L. -Bernhardt and Joseph W. Ress, T, and I general _._.~, I Saul E. R. Feinberg. chairman, and the chairmanship \ of i.he leaders of the various sub Besides a rranging a slate of divisions. the Trades and Industry officers and members of the Board Division already has staged three of Trustees for the Home. the successful fund-raising dinners. nomina ting committee will also Represented at these dinners appoint seven members to the actually were more than a dozen endowment committee. JOSEPH COHEN··. different trades and professions Scrap Metals and Cables due to the innovation this year Stanley Snyder I left), Miss Ruth Tanenbaum and Joseph POSTPONE 1RADIO SHOW of combining related groups at Teverow, co-chlllrmen of the general division of the Young Adults j'oint gatherings. Dlvl!lion, GJC, who are preparing plans for the workers' rally Because of the Yom Klppur aid Radio Program, usually heard Ress this week urged all T and I and i,arty to be held by their division October 20 at Ledgemont Holiday which begins Sunday at 6:30 o'clock over WHil\l, will workers- to whom cards have Country Club. Photo by Fred Kelman evenJng at sunset, the Jewish Her- not be broadcast this week. ( Continued on Page 6) Engaged What Kind of Jewish Educationl CLASSIFIED · · A discussion of Jewish Educa - 1 , The following leading Jewish OPPORTUNITIES tion in our city will open the f educators will speak: Rabbi J ames Classified AdverUsing . Rates: '1c Center Forum Series 3.t the first Gordon. Principal and Director of per word: $1.25 minimum. Ctill m eeting of the P aren ts Associa- Providence Hebrew Da y. since =:: GAspee 1-4312. Deadline Tuesday tion, this Tuesday even ing. at 8 1947 : Joseph Bloomfield, Princi ~ CIQ night at 5 P. M. o'clock in the Life Members Audi- ,· pal of Te_mple Beth - Israel Sunday ~ tonum at the Center. S chool smce 1937: Aaron Klein. (al The topic "Wh at kind of Jew- Education Director at Temple 1-" =,. T.4RLE PADS Custom made, high- Broad or Elmwood section. WI ish Education for our Children?'' I Emanuel since !942: Bernard ;; est quality, reasonable prices. 1-1079. is. being presented in con junction j Segal. Principal of Temple Beth ,_; prompt ser\'ice. Call HO 1-9658 with J ewish Ed ucation Month, as El Sunday School since- 1944. .., 'for representati\'e. No obligation. a round-table discussion. with a n I George Samansky, Field-Secre < . • • • ROOM FOR RENT in clean opportunity for parents m· the tary of the Ne\v England Jewish Q .. modern apartment. Broad St. i2 "-PAR~MENT WANTED - f o u r a udience to raise pertinent ques- j Welfare Board will be the mod- • section. Convenient to busline. tions. era tor. r,., r o o-m s , healed. Two adnlts. Business woman preferred. WI 1-2596. ::-ARROW-· -LIN ES ,i • s EC RE TAR y ~ STENOGRA YAD Initial Gifts Pledges Show Gain of 24.o/d- PROVIDENCE - HARTFORD PHER. also some bookkeeping. 8 DAILY SERVICE years experience. Rapi\f typist. Fifty-seven percen t of th e total act~vely. participati~g \ n c~- Also l Bryant trained. Avaifable at 1 number of Young Adult Division munal activities or making con- Charter Woaik ·' once'. GA-si>ee 1-8159. i r. • -, contributors at the Initial Gifts t ributfons to cornmtmal c.a m - Affair held September 15 increased pai.gns. In short, our plll])ose was FOR ALL OCCASIONS CALL ROOM FOR· - RENT off Smith MISS SANDRA EDITH PER- their contributions OY er last year. j ust as much to increase atten Offlc~77 Washington St. according to Bruce G . Sundlun. dan ce and interest as it was to GA 1-0872 Street, . near State House. Large ELMA:--/. whose engagement to room, suitabje for one or two Irving Magier of New Bedford, ch a irman of the Division. T h at raise money. people. Box_j 256-, the -Herald. Mass. has been announced by a ttenda nce at the a ffair this year "It is known that 228 _persons - :.- _;: . her parents, Mr. and Mrs'. Ber was more than double was ap- were in attenda n ce af this -vear's ROOM TO RENT; North end. Kit nard A. Perelman of 58 Garfield paren t. in Sundlun·s report to the Idinner. This represents .a~ in chen privileges, use of home. Avenue. Executive Commit tee of the Gen - crease of approximately , 120 peo- eral J ewish Committee. p ie over last year. ~ GtTINdN Tile kitchen. bath. Couple or Miss Perelman was graduated . THE C.J.c.c. woman. UN 1-7186. from Hope High School. Mr. In eYaluati~g the attendance at ··one hundred forty contribu- l\lagier, the son of Mr. and t h e Y AD Affair this yeHr. Sundlun tion s were received. totalling Sl3, LOST - LADIES WRISTWATCH l\lrs. Simon Magier of Bend said, " It was decided this year to 298.20. These same contributors at Lincoln Park Cemetery. Oct.P zin, Poland, is a graduate of give the young adults m ore in- gave Sl0.660.50 in 1948. Thus the - ber 18. If found, please contact I the 1.;niversit)· of, Paris and Art Iduc ement to attend the dinner percentage of increase this year G. Zaidm:rn. DE 1-2309. Mets Ecole de Model, Fran ce. than h'.ld been the custom m the a m oun ted to 24.6 percent. f,JJ/~"f past. It was not the desire of the Photo by Loring Studios y AD Initial Gifts Committee to "Of the 140 persons contribut- ••• MORE I.AT'ER GIRL WANTED-TYPIST, high minirnize the am ount of m oney iI'1g. 80. or 57 percent. increased school graduate, little know rooms. Must be clean. Moderate which would be raised at the din·- th eir contributions over last year. ledge of bookkeeping. Write par rent. PL 1-1079. ner, but it \vas felt. that a n equally F ifty-one held the lin e and gave ticulars, Box 2257, the Herald. the sam e a mount as in 1948. There im@rtan t prima r y function of the . . " · ct 1. T BUSINESS COUPLE to share 7- YAD in Providence was to create \\ e1 e on!. m n e . ec eases. he APARTMENT WA:--ITED - Quiet, room house-all conveniences. interest among youn g people in average . c_ontnbutton g1v_en at the SUM ·TER refined young business couple, Good location. WI 1-5930. communal a ffairs in order to ere- Y AD In1t1al ?tfts dmne1 amount no children or pets, desire 3-4 ate a foundation of leadersh ip ed to s94 .99. · DRIVER WA1'TED - a vailable for the vears to com e. , ------Delicatessen Oct. 18 or 19-to drive 1949 "If the youn g people of Provi- veteran of World War II. were Formerly Known as Malin's Buick to Miami. References re dence could not be attracted to I held yesterday from the Max quired. Write Box 2258. the attend y AD functions. it g O es Sugarma n Funeral H orne . R a bbi WEEK END SPECIALS: _JEN JEWELRY Herald. without saying that ihere \rnuld Eh Bohne_n . assisted by Canto: be- even less- likelihood o! their . Jacob Honen ernser. officiated ane.~ September 29 Thru - · burial was in Tincoln Parlf' Ceiffl!- October 1 Company r------. tery. Ready-Made Gefilte B orn in Pro\·idence Dec. 18. Rokeaclr Barley 76 DORRANCE STREET 1922, he attended Hope High Mushroom Soup can 14c Fish Available ISc hool. a nd sen·ect as a staff ser Hein:a:e Catsup bot. 23c Jewelry Repairing . . geant in the Army Air Corps for Bravo Tod a Y Jewish m others ca n •------= three a nd a half years. Tuna Fish Flakes can 29c Diamond Appraising serve their families delicious ge- WALTER H. LIST l'.'1r. Gilstein was the husband of Sunsweet filte fish without any of the fuss Cecelia 1Goldstein l Gilstein . a nd J. KENNER. Prop. or expense usually connected with W a lter H . List.. 72. a former a son of Alfred H . ' and Anna Prune Juice bot. 2Sc th e preparation of this family Pro v idenc e resident. died 1Bornstein) Gilstein. He was a Hungarian Deluxe bot. 29c favorite. September 17 at his home in R e - member of R oosevelt Lodge, No. Sweet Butter lb. 7Sc The makers of Mother's Old- vere. Mass. He was the husband 42, F . & A. M.: Finernan-Trinkel Long Thin Franks lb. S9c Fashioned Fish offer a dish th at·s ! of Mrs. Fannie I Berman ) Ltst. Post. J ewish War Veterans. a nd HIGH SCHOOL OR easy and econ omical to buy a nd Born in Russia. Mr. List cam e Temple Ernan u-EI. For The ·Best In Delicatessen , COLLEGE h~dy to keep on hand at a ll times to this country 70 years ago. He I Besides his widow a nd his par- - j>ecause it comes in \·acuurn- was educated in Pr o\' id enc e ents. he lea\·es a daughter Donna SHOP packed jars that can be stored on schools and was a graduate of Lee Gilstein. and two sisters, Mrs. BOY WANTED the pantry shelf until rea dy for Bryant College. Arnold L. Bazelon and Miss Lil- Sumter use. Survivors besides his wife are lian Gilstein of Providence. · By Men's Furnishings Store Mother's Old-Fashioned Gefilte a da ughter, Mrs. Eli Leavitt of Delicatessen Fish is made in spotless kitchens. Providence: a sister. Miss Mina • • • For Afternoons ond HARRY FAIN. Mgr. under strict kosher supervision. List of Providence: a brother. Dr. I Unve1hng Notices 993 Broad Street ?aturdays Expertly-chopped fresh lake fish Rudolph List of New York and I Experience Preferred. and fine spices are combined wit h one grandchild. j A monument in ~emor)· bf FREE DELIVERY a carefully-timed cooking sch edule • MRS. SONIA MARKOFF. will Write Box 22S5 HO 1-3220 that brings out a ll the fine flavors A1'DREW L. GILSTEIN be unveiled on Sunda)·, October The Herald ·and light , firm texture tha t m ean s Funeral sen-ices for Andrew L. 2 at 11 :30 o'clock at Lincoln good gefilte fish . Advt. Gilstein, of 57 Seventh Street, a Park Cemeter)·. Relatives and friends are im·ited to attend.
The unveiling of a m onpment A CALL TO JEWISH PARENTS in m emory of the late JOSEPJI PARENTS ASSOCIATION . l\lARCl ' S will take place on JEWISH COMMUNITY Sunday, Ot'tober 2 a t 11 :30 · Heartiest Gre~tings ' FORUM MEETING CENTER o'dock a t Temple Beth-El Ceme tery. Resen ·oir Ave. Rela ti\'el; of the Season A Spirited Discussion- and friends are inv'ited to attend. "What Kind of Jewish Education Max Sugarman For Our Children" Funeral Home HEAR : Fl'1'ER.-\L DIRECTOR Rabbi James Gordon - George Samansky a nd El\IBALME R FLOOR COVERINGS Bernard Segal - Joseph Bloomfield - Aaron Klein MEMORIALS , In a frank discussion o f Jewish Educat ion E:u~llent Equiflment in the city of Pfovidence 'The .Tewish Funeral Director" TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1949, 8:00 P. M. Refined Service 0 ll O AOlO OM • C A.lrlTING . LINOllVM . As , _~ALT . •utlll , ,l A STI C T I LlS 459 HOPI: STREET Public Invited No Admission Fee DE 1-8094 DE 1-8636
~C!I
I er. A white porcelain plate with !:; a blue border of flo wers and birds. a nd a card · with a large Star of The Jewish Herald David. and three words hand- ~ ~~one Man's Opinion" printed inside the star: -Keren e,:t The Jewish Home Newspaper of Rhode Island. _Published Every K ayem es L y1sroel. the National "1:1 Week in the Year by the J ewish Press Pubhshmg Company, Fund of Israel: so. that the land ·of ~ 76 Dorrance St., Tel. GAspee 1-4312, Case-Mead Building. DAYS OF AWE IZion m ay be redeemed. 0 Subscription R ates: Seven Cents the Copy : By Mail, $3.00 per And everyone gave, The poor ;S Annum. 1 and the rich, the young and the i::, . By BERNARD SEGAL :=::':'==:::::::::=:::':==" old, the fathers and the mothers; Bulk subscription rates OJ) request. . ~ Walter Rutman. Manai. ing Editor: Syd Cohen. News Editor. · f l G · t the sons and the .daughters also C") Crisp Autumn days of a long I And here 1s the Eve o t_1e 1_ea I ave · t'!l Entered as Second-Class Matter at the Post Office. Providence. ago. The willows by the brook Day, the ho_urs of tens10n Just g, Tr~ly a One-Day Drive. Th e '"' R. I.. Under the Act of March 3. 1879. sway mournfully to a nd fro. and before Kol_ Nidre. The young la_~ M-Day of om· Women's Division ·l!l The Jewish Herald invites correspondence on subje_cts of interest dip their long fin gers 111 the blu- 111 his_ hollday beS t entei: feai . is indeed more in the traditional ~ to the J ew ish people but disclaims respons1b1hty for a n m ish waters. The brook itself is fully mto the old Synago.,,ue b~ J ewish spirit than the ela borate 00 do!'sement of the views expressed by the writers. no longer the cheerful. playful the brook. The Holy _Ark is_ cov-_ campaigQS. and luncheons.• and :: thing of- a few short weeks be- erect With white satm CUI t;ms Ithousand and one sch emes that = fore. when we splashed. and dived. ~nd drapes. Men , young a nd 01ey we have to devise in order to pro- !".I and wall owed in its warm em- beards ahke. dressed 111 the white i vide for our com111on needs of : A Summing Up Of brace. A moody brook now. cold . garb of the dead . . the Kittel. Ile I tod~Y- t"' and grim. and detached. lapping prostrate on the gl ound a nd beat I The youno lad in the stiff holi- 5' the deserted shores. and moving their breasts tearfully. askmg for- day clothes "'ctrops his pennies giv- "'l on toward some secretive pur- g1v eness for transgress10ns. The . e;1 to him by his mother one by ~ A· Journey to Israel pose. A gnawin g_ nostalgia ho- , Sham_os moves sternly from one . one. in plate after plat~ . as he S ve rs over the quiet streets and I prost1ate• _fi gu1 e. to the othe1_ and moves toward the door of the syn- > The ~rticle that fo)l?ws was written by I. ~- , Stone a nd . low houses. and old barns. and I counts thirty nme lashes with a ,. , . !< appeared m a recent ed1t1on of the New York Da_il) Compass. ovei· tli e little children trudo-in" la ther whip over then· backs. And agogue. . 1 b d 1 0 0 , . . f , But w 110 1s t 1e grey- ear Y- oo Washington, Sept_. 1_9- Washington is a _b loodless kind of a place, to sch_ool in the little _t~wn of by the Westen ; wall. 111 a pileu~- ing at the threshold of the door, ~ and newspapermen m 1t are constantly wntmg of econom1<: and poht1- 1 my ch1ldhood. on the Uk1 ame. I clay. the yellO\\ wax ca'.idle~. ~~ be beating his breast, and receiving ~ cal abstractions. I wanted to get away from that sort of thmg m Israel The D.,ys of Awe a~e here. the di eds of them, sta n ct I ead:'I . ., gratefully the lashing of the lath- t'!l and to have the pleasure of writing about people as individuals rather melancholy clays, the Joyless days I lit . at sunset. Canctles foi th~ er whip? Is this his grandfather? ;s: · f ntanc bet\\•ecn Ros·h Ha- li vmg and candles for the souls . . . t::i, than as items in a chart or fi gures 111 a theory. I wanted to know what I O repe • e . · · . For what s111s? This octogenanan e,:t 0 1 was the spirit of the people, for it was spiril:,-will, desire, courage, com- shanah a n cl Ytomf Kippur. Dayls of I 1 f dtlsieof d:~:i'.Yte!.ot~e~-d ~o ~l;e ; ~: a sinner ? For what sins. o, God, ~ · ·h · th t b 'lt I · I d d ·t ct f I t · ·f I Of prayer. regre or wrongs cone ' ian ' is l e lash ed? "' iades IP- a Ul siae an _ma e _1_s e ense 'as _yea1 suc:.ess u. knowingly and unknowingly, clays I companiment of appointed prayers 1 ' . := this I learned a little: Of othei ttrtngs, my kno\\ ledge 1s sketchy and I when relig'ious fervor is at a . high ; and copious tears. w1U not pretend to give more than 1mpress1011. . _ pitch. Out in the corridor of the Ole! Crisp Autumn days of a long, ~ _First, as .~o _the gove,1;nment. The prmc1pal complamts ar~ . b~reau- ______I Syn agogue. 011 a long table. cov- Jon g ago. The Days of Awe of ~ c1acy and p,10tectsia: The people and most of the leade1s 1ema m maxim of great power policy in I erect with a white table cloth. are my childhood. simple and unpretentious. In the lower ranks of the g·overnment 1s the area. i the "Plates" . These are arrayed / ,"," ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,'," ,, ,!,t,!,:!,,~,, ,~,...,..,,,. pomposit_Y, bad ~anners, an arrogan_t attitude toward the public wl_1i_c h For a quarter century the Jews I in a 1011 0 line for the receipt ol of Palestine had an apparent 0 MR. and MRS is a hentage from the undemocratic ways of Europe and of Bnt1sh disadvantage which turned out to ' donations for all kinds of cha ri- HARRY D. LIPSEY Colonial Administration. be an advantage. They had no , table causes. On each plate o:· and Son. HOW ARD "Protectsia" is "pull"-the quick way to shortcut red tape is to g·overnment. As a result, the peo- I tray is a li ttle card naming the 51 Higgins Avenue have a friend who knows a friend, etc. But "protectsia" is the influ- , pie themselves, through the col- I charity. Men, women. and chil Wish All Their Relatives ence of friends and not of money. I heard no complaints of ~orruptioi:i, lectives. the co-d'peratives and the I dren. before en tering the syna And Friends A Happy The Israel Government has many faults but 1t has mtegnty on this labor movement, had to do for I gogue. stop at the table to deposit a nd Prosperous New Year level. themselves what a gove1nment I their offerings into the plates. ~'!;.Ot,Ot;.~~;~~'t>G~t>~~#''§' would have done for them. This I None is sli ghted. Not a tray is Another Integrity Lacking was go9d, for it drew strength I skipped. No one \\"ill ever think fi~J~@Jc!Jc1/i~Ji~Ji~Ji~Ji!1/i~f~@Jmi~ili!foc!l I add the words "on this level'' because neither those in power nor from the grass roots. It developed of passing by the --plates" with- tbose in opposition have another kind of integrity-the integrity which people by imposing responsibility MR. and MRS. upon therri. Now there is a tend- out leaving a coin in each one oJ rises above petty partisanship, which builds a civily service above patty, ABRAHAM L. BOTVIN ency to look toward Tel Aviv and them . ~ which is magnanimous a.nd honorable in political controversy. I have to let the government do it, and There are three ga tes to man's 313 Hope Street never seen a country of such fiercely lllliputian partisanship. the governing forces themselves salvation. They are: Prayer. Re Wish Relatives and Frie.nds This partisanship Is rendered ludicrous by the fact that fundamen reel in the delights of mediocrity pentance, and Charity. Only by A Happy New Year"' tally, though perhaps only Implicitly, there is a vast area of agree -in being ministers and members doing all three can a man justi ment among the warring parties of Zionism. The parties of the right, of Parliament and diplomats, i.e., fy himself in the eyes of his ere ~IBl.@[email protected]~Jc!ii~@mJ~ though anti-socialist, accept tJie fructifying.and pioneering role of the in being and doing· what is !amiliar a tor. All three arc done on this and coi'nmonplace in every banana agricultural collectives and co-operatives. The Zionist left, though antl republic. holiest of days~ Yorn Kippur. A capitalist, accepts the necessity for a mixed economy in the building The heroes of the underground whole day of fasting, of praying. Best Wishes for ·ot Israel. It ls easy to be deceived by the violent temper of party con and the army find it hard to ad- of penitence, and now, on _t he eve THE NEW YEAR troversy. just tl}emselves to the new life. : of the day, acts of charity. An extraordinary.job· has been done in elimirrating the black mar For them, ordinary tasks seem a And it is charity at its best. from ket. There is no more black market in currency. The austerity program letdown. X, who ran the under- 1 No solicitations and urgings. is working. The big hotels serve the same meals one gets elsewhere. ground _railway in Italy, is openmg I but a li ttle card with a word or Savage penalties have scared the. small business man stiff. He takes a tounst service. Y, who was two. naming the purpose. FAIRCHILD'S no chartces. This is quite an acco1,11plishment in dealing with a com disowned by his we_althy par~nts No glorification of the bi g giv- \ 1 munity accustomed as a patriotic duty to evading regulation under the w~en he enlisted m the. Israel er. nor embarrassment 'for him I The Good Housekeeping British and including not a few skilled black marketeers among the forces, is trying to eStablish an who can give but little. No one · Store insurance business. Z, who knew , . . . , new immigrants. what it ·was to elude the ss, is but the p'.a te and the ca1d 111 ,t\ 10-12 Arcade Building The government's 'main peacetime job has been the absorption of doing secretarial work. are the witnesses to t!Je ffer111 g. new immigrants and the terrific task of taking a one-third increase in,. Israel today ls a series of c1Jses, No .. publ'.ca twn of n ames_ of Providence, R. I. population in a. yea r has been accomplished better than anyone had a moral, economic and political, dono1s. 1101 that of the 1ece1ve1, right to expect. Certainly the failure of the United Jewish Appeal this l!ke those of an adolescent mov- , because the essence of ch anty 1s year gives American Jews no right to criticize Israelis who are literally Ing into maturity~ The land is no its a nonym1ty, 1t.s secrecy. sharing their bread with newcomers. Utopia; the people react like And so they move- from plate to A single man without depend- I --- other people. They complain, plate. all those who enter the ents earning $450 a month in Similarity to West Europe grumble, gripe and protest under doors of the synagogue. and they Israel pays abou_t $150 a month in The intemal political situation the huge burd~ns imposed upon drop silcntl:v their g- ifts. taxes. rftuch_ of _1_t for rese~t)ement resembles the general pattern in them-the handful on whom the A plate for Talmud Torah . so Robertson's of the new 1mm1grants. Tnis a_nd Western Europe. The government fate and destiny and honor of,the that the children of the poor may I the fact that since 19_3 6 the J ew ish is a coalition of right-wing So Jews as a people depend. be given the li ght of knowledge commu111ty of Palestme has borne cialists and clericals. The differ a nd learning. I Overland Express the burden_ of constant warfare ence is that the right-winz So Neuroses . Are Gone A plate for Hachnosas Kaloh. make 1L easier to forgive a _certaln cialists are much stronger than so t ha t the cla ughters of the poor Boston and Providence Daill' let9own 111 Idealism, especially on in Europe and they, rather t han There is much to disappoin t and disillusion one in Israel. But then;, may be fitted out properly on their I the part of the youth. Many of the clericals. have the ·ctominant wedding cl ay. 32 Anthony Street these have known nothmg but role in the government. At the is also much to comfort. The land war, firs t in the Haganah'. then m same time the left socialists ure Is beautiful. The newer genern A plate for Bikur Cholim. so East Providence. R I. the British Army dunng the also fa r stronger and the Commu tlon stands erect, and has lost that the poor may be given medi I Worlcl War a nd last year 111 the nlsls- ~aker than in Western the neuroses of the "galut." cal nicl nnd comfort in sickness. , EA 1-0027 . I Ismel _Army. There ls a gap In Europe. In Israel as elsewhere, Nowhere does ·one find so mRny A plnte for the Widow and t.h e their hves where other youngsters American influence is one or the good and earnest people doing so Orphnn a mon ~ the poor...... h_ave time for ed ucation. for mar- factors preventing unification of devoted a job. /\ p Ia tc for :1 N ism f. a n u n for tu - ~ n age and for the beginning~ of a the labor movement and the lubor The longer I stuycd the more nn te ma n whose house burned I ' ciu·eeL parties, but it is far from being the fascinated I became. Sometimes, clow n and he is in need of help NEW YEAR GREETINGS 0/ foreign policy I may write on ly factor. as I walked along the roads of to rebuild his h ome. I later, when the UN Assembly ge ts Wllut about the possibility o'f the Emek or Galilee waiting for I\ /\ ph1tc for Malbush Arnmim. underway. I wi ll only say that In war with the Arnbs'/ Everybody hitch, I wished I could tell the so tlwt the chilclrC'n of the poor I my c,pinion 90 per cent of the assumes it Is possible but nobody story In music. East Side p('ople of !srnel, want nothing so seems apprehensive ubout it. The rna :v not ~o in tatters when win- , If I could set down n II the ter comes. much as fnendly . relations with go vernment, acts on the ussump dreadful cacophony, the screec h Del icotesse.n the U . S . and the U.S .S .R. but with l ion that war Is possible. People ing, the quanellng, the petty A plate to h C' lp in the defense of sub,;ef vience to nC'i ther. • They seerl} to assume, however, that screaming, the ugly pressures wi th one wl10 lnn~ui shes in prison for IN WA\'LAND SQUARE fcai· tJ1 e State Departme'M re- peace ls here to stay. My own very all their agonizing rnsp , a nd put no crime. but for t.h c non-payment mains a.n enemy and on the other definite feeling Is that. left alone, under this the drnmbcat of I\ of n debt. •Lunches • Fancy Tray·, hand they shrewdly draw their Israel and the Arab states would greut people's vitality , and over A nrimeless plate. for a ma n who own clear -sighted conclusions· come to terms but that both Eng It the sweep and soar of the violin:, knew better df\Y S. a nd who has • Imported Groceries from the Italian-Tito dispute. Jund and America are doing their In the rebuilding of a nation. I come dow n the ladder through the It's a hard world for the smaller best to prevent direct negotlatJons. would begin to exp~ss all that mysterious ways of fate. TOM QUIGLEY TOM CAITO powers. 'Divide et lmpern" ls stlll the cries out in Israel for expression. And one more plate, a newcom- ~ -· ------,-IGraduates as Nurse MR. and MRS. Mr. and Mrs. MORRIS B URG NEW YEAR GREETINGS . MAX GOLDBERG MR. and MRS. I And Sons And FAi\llLY Stanley Howard, Gerald Arthur of 112 Porter Street FRYE CIGAR I Abraham Factor i 466 Grotto Ave., Pawtucket- Wish Their Family a nd Friends 0 Wish Their Friends and A H appy and Prosperous M COMPANY I j 450 Prairie Avenue j Relatives A H a ppy New Year New Yea r _ C:: : ! Extend Best Wishes to Their! I JJ...6,.JQQQQOWWWW=W'-1)...b: ~ 110 WASHINGTON STREET I j R elatives and F riends i ::;,; , , F or a H appy and Prosperous 1, I l:; PROVIDENCE, R. I. , l New Year i . Mr. and Mrs. MR. antl 1\µtS. 1 SAMUEL D. ROSE HARRY FISHl\lA:'11 Iii "fJ~MMMM~MMMMM~:l. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ------·------~ and children. Leslie S usan and FA.MIL Y Sherwin ;.. and Stephen 4270 South Wes t Third Street '.\liami. Florida :;;; NEW YEAR GREETINGS of 389 Potters .-\venue Extend Best W ishes for the ::: Wish T heir Relatives and - ATLAS from Fi·iends A Happy and New Year to their Many P rosperous New Year Fi·iends and R e latives CHAIN CO. Mrs. I !I ~~,...,,._',~,t',',"'.'-,+,~~ ~~~~l;!/rdr~~~J- ••.. 75 EAGLE · STREET l •••••e•••••• Sonya Bernstein New Year . G reetings Wishes A Happy a nd r MR. and MRS. from 11 -"fj Prosperous New Year to All of And FAl\ULY i I MISS SHIRLEY NORl\lA:'11. Harry Chorney Providence Picture Our Customers 72 Dana Street 1 .., who was graduated from the and FAMILY }§ Rhode Island Hospital School Frame Company · a :1t:(Ml~:1t=l:t::11:::it::!t::!.:~::!l::(Ml~~ :11~_rr. _::!l_? _'J:._ ::!l_.?_"t_ ft_ =5._!=_ 'SJ:._ =:_ e._?_-:fj_ e::._ (t:-~~-~....:.~_ of :-.urs ing recently. is n :iw on · i,,, 71 Tyndall Avenue I Correct Picture Fram ing z ..-.'/4~~""",..,,,,.,,,,",,,','1-",",","',',"',","',"',',,.,, dutv at the Rhode Islan'd H os <= '.\'larine and S porting Prints ~ I pit~I. She is the daughter of xtend Best Wis hes T o Their , Etchings. Floral and Re ligious - '.\Jr. a nd '.\lrs. Harry :-.orma n ~ S ubjects -> :IIR. and '.\IRS. fi·iends a nd Relatives ~ Oii Paintings Cleaned and 0 NEW YEAR of 456 Ch a lkstone .-\venue. P hoto by Albert N. Zelnicker or a H a ppy a nd P ros pe rous~ Restored ~ GREETINGS f Solomon Lig htma n New Year I 61 Arcade Bldg. DExter 1-6196 and F .-DIIL Y Proe e eds of Do nc e i:icl!fl.cic!.if!j~ff~Jfl,~fflrr,!i~iill~~~ ..... • • • • • • • • • • • • • Atlantic Optical ~ '-'--t:...! , ,· 1 . , . '-< · . , ·· · , · · / ,~',.'!"-,..~",~~~/4.....,_..,~A,."',.~/'~ 240 Baker S treet To Aid Medical Center f "" ...... - c·. =--,,"1:--,~ ..= ---=-,= ·~, Best W ishes F or a H a ppy a nd Products, Inc. Mrs. DHid G olne r is chairman ~ '.\IR. a nd '.\IRS. ~ W is h All Their Frie nds a nd of the Ca bare t Dance of the Paw- i Otto rnn K oppenha g!'n. cellist. 1 Wkue l'ou ALIVA YS Shop With Cunfi dence a nd, Alice Liffma n . pia nis t. a s part of the Yorn Kippur services Sun day e \·ening at T emP.le Be th El. PROVIDENCE will present i\Ia x Bruch·s a r rangem ent of ·· K ol Nidre·· Mr. K oppenhagen . f orm e r I y 1 with t h e Ne w York Philharm onic Symphon y Orch es tra. is now a Takes This Opportunity m embe r of the de partm ent o f ' music at Brown Un h ·er sity. Mrs. To Wish All Their Liffma n is director of m u sic a t T emple Be th El. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jewish Friends AND VETER.-\~ DECORATED and Patrons S h e ldon R othsc h ild. 24. of 11 3 ' THE EMPLOYEES K een e Str~e t. received the Bro n ze OF THE S t a r with V d l'n ce rece ntly from Ma jor Don a ld D . Taylor . Com m nncl in l! Officer o f thr Army nnd A Happy and Prosperous Air Force' rec ruiting main . tation . Vnlor n C' a r Ede nhn u e n . G ermnny Miriam Hospital on i\la rch 11. 1945 won h11n t h e d ecorntion . The c ita tion a ccom EXTEND T O T H E COMMUNITY NEW YEAR panyin l! the mC'dal sa id he b ra,·ed T HEIR BEST WISHES F O R A HAPPY AND e ne m y fire to get nrm ored support PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR i for h is hard-pressed infa ntry j Genevieve L. Nesby com pany. R othschild is a gradu I Hospital Administrator ate o f Bryant College . c la ss of 1 1948. - -=-- GLC Speaker ~C S. S. ROSEN REAL TY CO. MR. and MRS. SOL KAPLAN Extend Season 's Greetings THE HARTFORD AUTO CO., INC. 470 Morris Avenue To a ll our P atrons and F riends EXTEND HEARTY WISHES FOR A Wish relatives and friends HAPPY NEW YEAR WIiiiams 1-1204 STuart 1-0820 A H a ppy a nd Prosperous I New Year DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH ~c l l!!l ~ ( Sales and Service) ELmhurst 1-7100 469 Hartford Avenue NEW YEAR GREETINGS ! KELLER'S •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • Cranston Oil Service Sanitary Meat • Market •+ The Management of the •+ F UEL and RANGE OILS BURNERS 184½ WILLARD AVENUE • • Insta lled a nd Serviced • • JAckson 1-0960 • • 642-644 Dyer Avenue Extend Best Wish es to Their : STRA.ND THEATRE : Cranston, R . I . Friends a nd Custom ers F or a H a ppy and P r osperous ELmhurst 1-5200 .., • • New Year ::i:, • Extends Best Wishes • .. + ~eeee~~.. I ~ DR. CARL H. VOSS ------), •: for a Happy and Prosperous •: Lecturer. Author and Minister I ~.;.~~ ~~,.-;,,,,,,.-;.-,••,v.;.t;;,..~~~~~$, ~ ~ t oo ,, Best Wish es for the New Year ; t!l · • • ,, -l '-:I + New Year • ,, to our m an y Jewish Fr iends a nd Custom ers ¢ "'3 I '\' J tt, To Address Two ,, ;':( ~ • • ~ K •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • I ~~ ~ 1;l Trade Divisions i! ~ Hope Street Sea Food Market i: Dr Carl H erma nn Voss wh o h as '~ 1070 Hope Street JAckson 1-7673 ¢ · . . ' - ~ ... just retur ned fr?m an .e xten~ed ,~ , ., .. ., ., ., ., ,_,.,.,, ., .. .,. ,, ... ., ., ., ~ ., ., ., , .. ., ., ._.,_ ,,_, _. ., "' ~ , :f tour of 19 f ore1 gn nations. 1n- ... , ,...~,.-r,.._~ ' , __,~ ~" ~·' ,-;..., ,,.., , ~, ""' , -.., .. , ~ ; ., -~, ,~ ,~, ., !;.~ .....,. ~~~ - -- · c:> eluding Israel. on th1·ee contin - • ents. will be t he principal spea ker next Tuesda y even in g at 6 o'clock ALL G OOD WISHES F OR Bernard W-. Pollack · Leo D. Waldman in the Narragansett Hotel at a A NEW YEAR OF HEALTH AND HAPPINESS com bined din ner-meetin g of the Furniture a nd H om e Utilities. of the SAMPLE SHOE SHOPPE Glass a nd Mirror divisions of the Dr. I. Sydney Gorfine overa ll T rades and I ndustry Divi sio n of th e G en eral J ewish Com m ittee of Providen ce. Aaron R oit Dr. Samuel Gorfine m a n . ch airma n of t he Furniture Extend Best Wishes to Their group, a nd Charles Bolotow. wh o h eads t he combin ed H om e Utili- Dr. H. Lewis Gorfine Many Friends and Customers ties, Glass and Mirror units. will i share th e duties of presiding of Dr. H. A. Goldstein for a Happy and Prosperous New Year fi cer. At th e m om en t. Dr. Voss h as in- 1,;1:n;;-:n::1i:::1i:::ll~;;;J;;;n::~i:::ll~;;;J;;~-il:- ~" ~~~ -IA- ~~~~~Z~li:::l~~- -~--~-:U terrup ted th e writing of h is n ew book. "T he Five Cit ies." in order ''!," ," ," ,"," ," ," ,," ,, ," ,, ," ,"' ,, ,, ," ,"' ,, ,, ,, ,"' ,"' ,"' ," ,"' ,"' ," ,"' ,"' ," ,"' ,"' ,"' ,"' ," ,"' ," ,"' ,","' ," ," ," ,"',","' ,"' \. ' ' to devote h is time to brin gin g to ' ~ the Am erican a udien ce the pro ~ $ found stoi-y of th e J ewish DP in ~ ~ Allee Bldg. 22 Washington Europe seeking a fina l way hom e ~~ Sincere Best Wishes ~~ Prov., R. I. to the new state of Israel, which ~ . Square fi gures prominently in Dr . Voss's ~ ' ~~ Newport, R . I. tome. sch eduled for publication ~ ' ~~ For A Happy and Prosperous New Year ~~ q~E SHOPPE early next Spring. ~ '~ ~ To Present Comedy ~ ~ At Linen Shower } SILVER TOP DINER ~~ A com edy, "T he Matinee". will j ~~ ~: be presen ted at th e J ewish H om e ! ,' Junction of Harris AIR Opposite Brown ~- for th e Aged An n ua l Linen a n d ' ~~ ,~ Eq uipmen t Shower to be h eld Nov - ! ,, and Kinsley Avenues CONDITIONED And Sharpe ', em ber 2 a t the Na!Taga n sett H otel. ! -~ ~- Frank F. Swartz Mrs. Thom as G oldberg. ch airm a n . I \_.,"',"',",!,"',","''","',"',"',"',","',".;",~"',","','O~.;."',","',"',t'~,-~~~~ announced at a recen t b o a rd j. m eeting h eld at the summer home I · ei of Mrs. · Mitchell Sh erwin. presi dent. OF T II E 1 On Mrs. G oldberg's executive The Officers and 1 com mit tee are Mesdam es Ephraim Feinberg. associa te ch a irm a n. Ab ra h a m Singer. h onorary ch a ir m a n : I Barney M. Goldberg, treasurer : The Board of Directors Samuel Schneider . program : Dud- : ley Block. Murray Trinkle. secre- I ta ries: Samuel F abr ican t. publi- !.~ of the I city: F red Pin kney, ush erettes: I' . I J ules Goldsm ith. printing: Na th a n SWARTZ Roy, I ra Blum. hospita lity. a nd M. 1 1 1 S h erwin, ex-officio. Area chairmen a re Mesda m es Samuel Dcutch . Samuel Ganser . Insurance Agency Narraga nsett Pier : Samuel Mich l nelson. Ba rrington : Morr is Wald Chesed Shel Emes I m a n. Smith Hill : H enry Mason . D E l -556G- l -5567 54 CUSTOM II OUSE ST . Isador S . Low. Daniel J acobs. East I, S id e: Harry YulofT . Edl,! ewood : Al- 1 bert Schus ter . Benja min Tich- Extend Best W is hes to R. 1.- Jewry 1 m a n. Elmwood : Albert Co 11 e n . Crnnston : Philip Mn cktag, Woo n - W ishes His Ma ny Fri ends a nd Cli ents s0t;kct. a nd Samuel F a bricant. \ Pn wtur.ke t . I for a Happy and Prosperous Nnmes of Oenernl Committee A Happy a nd Prosperous New Year men will be a nnounced soon . Refreshmen ts were served with I New Year Mrs. Lester Fierste in. Mrs. T . I Goldberg a nd Mrs. Feinberg pour- I l!:::::~======:::::::~~======:::::::~====~=====:::::::::=:::~~~=====:::=::::~====::::::z:::=::::::::!.l . 111 1-( . - ... __. -- - These are u·ell co11 str11ctt:d recept ion ca111fn. fi ,u for r r;ughing it. But yo11 gel tir ed of ·11J11 15 J recept ion CJ 111p i n l sr.Jcl. l-1 11,ulred< J111111ed t ogether i n J b.arracks. l srae/'j rfJ41ghi11g it afte, t e 11 ) eJrJ. L'J .-f. 11111st proride hom es for lhrJ> e pouring i nln l sruel. ,·ictor) iu bJ1tle must 11vt he iust i11 the recep110 11 CJ111pj. Safe in Israel, BUT 60,000. live on bare ground , These :rre lu cky J.unilies. Only l:ro of 1he111 to J h11 t -J1ui eJch h .Js ilJ o u·n p u rt:Jble (20,000 without even a tent over their heads) stoi·e. B111 it 's 1'0 111hstit 11t e j ,.J r the ho111es :re promiJed :hem. \Xie dare no c lee cheir homecoming curn from a criumph inro a tragedy! This moment in che history of Israel calls no c fo r tears tO be wepc. noc for liYes co be lose. buc for mone; - money co be turned inco ho uses. cloches. food. medicine. Mo ney 110 11 · so char hopes shall b righten and screngch shall gro,...- and li fe increase in Israel. Make ~-o ur pledge co che U J A - 110 1l'. GiYe sacrificiall y - G IVE NO\\-- co make chis che Year of Fulf-illmenc-G IVE l':O \\·-co make cheir This fu111il) fool.,, r, 11/ '>] p/Jre hej1Jrt J l c 11I . Te11I< look oul '>/ pl.Jct 111 / ,r.Jd. L)A homecoming che beginning of a new and creaciY e life. must g et t he i111111igrJ 11ts out of 1b , t c11/s Jtlll g i 1 t tin m d d, crJJI b,11JJ.e. _In Providence Support the UJA by Contributing Generously For the Greatest Homecoming in History to tfte 1949 Campaign of the General Jewish Committee, Inc. UNITED JEWISH APPEAL 203 STRAMD BLDG. must raise $250,000,000 in 1949 Archibald Silverman, Alvin A. Sapkin, For the resettlement and rehabilitation programs of President Campaign Chairman Joint Distribution Committee, United Palestine Appeal and United Service for New Americans Henry Morgenthau Jr., Genera / Chairman • RC.~ T_Ec m.-ic.-u. COXSL'LT ~ '-T I Mr. Bloom . a graduate of Hope "" ..:!ffi'!l~..JN~=_r,u~!~!@J~~ ·JCC. Women's As~n. , A. W illiam Bloom of ~Orth Ar- Hlgb School and Rhode 1.Sl.s.nd IJin gton_, _ : J .. !tlil> 1lo\Til .o L,~ms. 1 S t.ate Col ege. is the son of Mr. . L o ms LOVITT To Aid Youngsters · France as a technica.i consultant j and :\!rs. . fanuel~ Bloom of 19 ;: and Family I for RCA. G.endaJe A,enue.· - : ~ - 208 Baker Street Youth acunues and Camp Oen- . . Extend Best W ishes I ter!and Will be the direct benefici- ,. for the New Year I aries of proceeds from the formal 0 ~!!!J'l!!Ji"..JN.Jiu.J~jf;!.~...ffe~~ ·d mner dance t.o be held on Satur ~ day e,enmg. October 22 at the -... Narraeansett Hotel under the ?-ea uring the Pan.s You Like &.st - N ow Playing at Regular Prices I sponsorship of tl e Women·s As- Freshly Killed :'\'ath-~ Milk Fed C IDGK.ESS sociation of the Jewish Com- All Sizes-Drawn. React.., -·.o-Cook • ; mu.nit, Center. No Waste ... . lb. 59(> "- -.'41~~-)~l 1 :Me_mbf'rs of the committee for Freshly Killed Satin C:\PO:'\' S · • _ _ _ __ 1 the dmner-dance urged the sports- large size ...... _ ...... _ . ... _ .. _. lb. 5 ": c . WSOMl::RSE T MU iGHHI m inded husbands of the co=u- B reasts and Lers Win;-s and Giblets ,..,,,.n.,;i,- · mcy t.o back t.he affair, parucu- lb. 79(> lb. l5c · · ··hri n ~, h,s ~r,·•lness larl:, because the_ welfare of gr?'''" - '° ,h r scr.-cn ! mg youngsters IS 111\"0lved. · We tt 'S NATIVE CO-T-UP POULTRY DAVE 699 BROAD ST.(Nea;- Public St. ) ,·. UARrrrT1 "~fafr: -~r:~Fdf;:.~~;·~~ ll (_, hope they will make sure that ~e:. ·wives plan to stt.enct:· they l 'ili 40 F.O!OlS l'L.4H:R.5 ! 1 MRS. DOSA.LD S T U A R T KERW'Di befoN! her m~e Getting Married? A J . AkTHt'ft ltA,,,_., P r·f""Wn1 • Uee was '.'\liss Laura A. cl.erman. See the DtStinctiYe NEW Aa lH, L[ LIUS .. ,...... Alumni Club Program '. daught~r of Mr. and Mrs.. Mor- DRESS CLOTHES for Hire at Contin uou• P~rformanc~• ris Acl.erma.n. . ~ To Feature Film P hoto by Oki Seize ~ SC The Pro\·idence Alumni Club of Church will lead a discussion of DANNY'S ... Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity will the film afterwards. FORMAL WEAR - - Lindsey Tavern h old its regular m onthl_, meeting The business session wU.I start ..- on Friday. Octobf'r 5 in the Sky promptJy at 8 o·clock and -- H u 188 lillAIN STREET 609 Smithfield Avenue Room of the W ayland ~fanor. The man Reproduction .. will be shown Over Michaels-Bauer PA 5--1~ program will consist of the show- at 9. Dr. Joseph G . Fishbein is Lincoln, R. I. ing of t.h~ much-discussed. adult - in cha:-ge of t.>ie program and In· Dan Saltzman, Proprietor- le,el sound film. ·· Human R.epro- im i SU\·erm an o: East Greenwich duction .. . R.eY . R ichard &-ebode oi · is -president. Rhode Island's the Westminster U n i t a r i a n . Fi nest Foods Providence Dentists Everyone Is Talking- J\l>Qut- _'° SERVED DAILY Invent New Process LOUIS~ SEMI-CA T-ERED . SERVfC£ --~ Monday through Sa turday 5-1 for the b~-y hostes;; ;,;r.o does..'1·, haYe tbe time prep--.,__re Sunda.Y s and Holidays 1-1 A new !.€'chnique in denial sur food fo~ :-ie~ .sma . any or recepllon gers. invented by tu-o Providence PRIVATE BANQUET dentists. was the subject oi a ROOMS clm1cal discussion at t.rie 1949 Na Louis supplies the Food On Hts Own Trays ' Jional Conference of .-\USt<'nal Dis- 1Completels gounished and _decorated! Reservotions . t.ribut.ors. held in Chicago last PA 2-4449 weekfnd. And Sets Your Table D rs. ~ orrnan I. G oldberg and .-\ aron Gershkoff conducted tJ .e I D ocs she J r ea111 o f BRl LLl- f IRVING'S ~MARKET i \ '-CE:' OF FIRE? - • • 0 F D IA .U O i\ · D S '! _:--; o ' : 597 N. MAIN ST REET : , Eve r y j!,1rl w o n d er · + F~EE DELIVERY MAnning 1-4755 : wishes for :i. spark ling •:• Specials For This Week! • r i n g o l her o wn. \ h ke her dream a EASY r ~ality. now' : Mother's Gefilte fish 1J p. jar_55c ~ : CREDIT . - ~ . TERMS : Scott Tissues 3 rolls 29c : ATNO ------EXTRA . . : Manischewitz Noodles · ~E OR WIDE , 1 lb. pck. 27c : COST ,. . : Hunt's Bartlett Pears , uEAYY sYRCPl t lb. tan~:11c : . ------.: tfemorial Glass Candles 2 for 13c .: . ------. J Vita Party-Snacks ,wr~-.: ntRIU~G , 12 oz. jar 43~ : • • : Imported Sardines IS nu: OLn'I Oil.) can 19c : I + ·1 Open All Doy Sunday For Your Shorping Convenience • ,..•.•.••..•.•.•.••.•••••••.•••...... ! r The H er ald's normal deadlin e ... for n ews copy is Tuesd ay at 5 p . m . Reliable Window PERSONALIZED 1 Our Younger Set Cleaning Company TELEPHONE SERVICE 9 Meni Court HO 1-2889 Desk Space Available Established in 1921- I ABBEY TELEPHONE AND AwDU1gs and Storm Windows I SECRETARIAL SERVICE I Best Wishes for ::i:: Installed and Removed 86 Weybosset St. JA 1-3411 "'CQ Happy and ~~ Prospe·roL:JS : The Grade-A· Fish Market , .,,-. ~ New Year Q 3 CAMDEN AVENUE, PROVIDENCE, R. I. .. ; Around the corner of Sm ith and Chalkstone '- ' JA 1-3459 We Will Carry a Full Line of FRESH WATER FISH .VENETIAN BLINDS Art Type, cu,tom or Prices Start at s2.so Stock RHONDA F R ANCINE YO UNG , 3 months old, is t h e d a ugh ter -ALMONTE- of Mr. a nd Mrs. Manuel Young, 94 Market Str eet , Per th Am boy, :>/ . J . Mrs. · Yo ung is t h e former Miss Av is Swart z, d augh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swar tz of For est St reet. THE B·LIND KING Mrs. Youn g. wh o was t h e 1947 Purim Queen , will celebr a te 4S Atwell, Ave. JA 1•9672 her birthday today. T h e baby was born June 20. Mr. Young is m a n ager of Virginia Dar e's in Perth Amboy. s~ !r,.,, ,,,_,,_~,.,•. ;-:, ;~~=~-~;;;~;:~~;w-o~.w-1 CABARET DANCE SPONSORED BY ;,....,_,______:I ANNUAL FALL DANCE I PAWTUCKET and CENTRAL FALLS HADASSAH Klein Ba r Mitzvah 1 ~~ ON YOM KIPPUR NITE ~t· Joel Moshe K lem , son of Mr. 1 ,, CHURCHILL HOUSE - Providence ! a ndMrs. Aaron K leinofRocham - : ~~ This M onday Night October 3 ~ beau Avenue. will become Bar · ~~ ' • $, Wednesday, October 5, 1949 Mitzvah tom orrow morning at ,'\ HOTEL NARRAGANSETT - 9- , P. M. ~ 8_:30 to 12:00 _ I T emple Ema nuel. Mr. Klein is th e ~~ . . $ 1.20 (Tax , inc,luded) , ,_ __ __ , g. educa t10nal d irector of T emple ~- ·Music by Tommy Mas'sn and ~is Orch estra • ~ Tommy Masso and His Orchestra I Ema nuel. ,, Direct from a successful season at the >,.. Hors d'oeuvres Dancing Edinburg-Port ••' R ocky Point P a ladium ~ The m arriai,.e of :\1iss Shirlee I~t •" CONTRIBUTION - $3.00 per coup le P ort. daughte{ of Mr. a nd lvlrs. >;.",',',',',",',',',',,,.,.,,.,,,,,,#.,,,,,","',~,t;."',',","...,f-,....~~.,,.....,,,,,,,.~,.. ~,t~~~~~ Proceeds--Medica l School Center a t J erusalem Sa muel P ort of this city. to Her- ' Exhibition Dancing by Mr. and Mrs . George King ben N. · Ed inburg of Worcester. IMa ss .. took place September 17. at I 7 o ·clock at T emple Em a n u el with ~~='=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-'=-~~~':.':.'::.'::.'=-'=-'=-~~'£':.':.':.':.'=-'=-'=-~~~( I a reception follo\,·i n g at th e Na r - ragansett Hotel. R a bbi Eli A. iB ohnen officiated a~ t h e candle light ceremony. Given in m a rriage by her fa th er. the bride \\·as a ttired in a go\,·n of candleligh t satin: The neck - YOU lContinued on Page 11 ) I Masada Plans - For Fa II Season Dress Shoppe At a board meeting of the P rovide nce Cha pter of Masada 748 No. Main Street held September 20 at the home ... and save at least 1 0 % of Miss Beatrice Sock. plans were from street-floor prices m ade for a s~ason of program s I Be Guided I to ad van ce Masada m embers edu cationally a nd socially. An Oneg Shabba t Succoth cele by Smart W omen 1949's bration will be h eld at the home Come to the House at of Miss Tobie K a ufma n . 25 Sixth I Street. on Octobe r 7. l'vliss Elayne I 748 No. Main Street Bornside. program ch a irma n . is LOWEST PRICES in c ha r ge of the a ff a ir. Miss Born Amazement Center of side h as a lso a nnoun ced that the Nationally Advertised on FINE FURS Octobe r m eetings of P rovide nce , Masad a will be held on October N e w WINTU fa1h lon1 In luxurious furs ... re ady-made or 19 ancl 30. Dresses custom•fa shlone d o"d tailored for you . . . are here now far your choo1i ng * * Or, if you wont one more sea son Suits from your present coat, let u s re mode l or re pair it at low M R. a nd MR S. Septe mber p rices. Te le phone for an appoint m e nt, o r ltop 100% Nylon Hosiery i,,. tomorrow. Eli Rodinsky Save 20-40 % by shopping at and Sons. this Magic Wayside ·Shop- SAMUEL You Large r W ome n W ill Thrill MELVI N, Bi\nR Y and ROBBY mgora a t the Youthful Collection. W E I N B E R G of 73 Sta n iford Street stitch And Our La w Prices for Such 'fJ \ ' FURRIER Wish n il t heir Relatives nnd • II/ Quali ty are Really Amazing·. Frie nds. a Happy a nd OPEN TUES. - FRI. 4th Floor Alice Bldg. 236 Wtstmlnster St . GA spee 1-67 83 Prospe rous Ne \v Year TILL 9 P . M . ~i:.JJ-JJ-JJ-J:.,...~J-JJ....b..JJ..JI-J).. I1.!::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::z:z~ I ,I • Engaged -·-·~---~---~ co Mr. and Mrs. -EDWARD PORT MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS. and Sons, Andrew and ·David MR. and MRS. 93 Woodbine Street Leon A. Resnick Milton Schoenberg ' Wish All Their Relatives and Irving Chandler 1 Friends a Very Happy and And Son, GEORGE MICHAEL And Daughters · i Prosperous. New ..Year And FAMILY · 414 A~elaide Avenue 143 Melrose Street ' 66 Overkill Road Wish Their Relatives and Wish their friends and relatives Friends A Happy and t Wish All Their Friends A:qd A Happy and Healthy I ... t'l R elatives a Haopy New Year Prosperous New Year New Year ! Mrs. Mollie Levy ...~ J o.l,_.-,_.,_,_,_,_,_,,_._,,_ ,_ ~··- ··-··- ··-··-·-··-...... ·· -·- >--; I . 99 Hillside Avenue Best Wishes for a MR. and MRS. DR. and MRS. Extends best wishes for the Happy and Prosperous New Year to her many friends HARRY FAIN Irwin A. Graubart New Year and relatives. and takes this of the And Son, RONALD MR. and MRS. MISS BARBARA C. MANHEIM opportunity to thank them for Sumter 35 Gallatin Street Mrs. Joseph Manheim of 88 Pembroke Avenue announces their kindness during her re - Delicatessen Wish R elatives and Friends a Sherman Price the engagement of- her daugh cent illness - especially th e 993 Broad Street Happy a nd P rosperous And Son, MICHAEL LEE ter. Miss Barbara Carolyn Man / heim, to Norman L. Levine, son residents of the J ewish Home W ish Their Friends And New Year 10 Glendale Avenue of Mrs. Minnie Levine of Woon Custom ers A Happy and socket. for the Aged . P rosperous New Year The bride-elect was graduat ~ ed from Hope High School. Mr. : ...... Levine. a veteran of four years : MR. and MRS. ; in the Army Air Corps, is at tending Union University in + Leo-,Sonkin :. .Jackson, Tenn. • And Daughter, ELLEN SUE : 24 Fifth street : Select Chairmen of + Extend Best Wishes To All Their + A 1· F- 11 D + Relatives and Friends + nnua O Once : For A Happy a nd Prosperous New Year : Chairmen of the Annual Fall ••.. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •,.... Dance on Yorn Kippur Ni g h t sponsored by the J ewish Commun- ity c ·enter , were chosen at a com mittee m eeting held last week with MR. and MRS. Sid Pulner as gen eral cha irma n OUR BEST WISHES FOR A Named were Esther Tillinger HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Wolf E. Myrow co-ch a irm a n : Celia Spa hn. pub licity: J erry K atz, tickets: Harold and FAMILY Dubin, treasurer : Elsie Gorman KAGAN & SHAWCROSS 276 Niagara Street secretary, and H . Dubin, refresh- INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED ~ents. ,-· 805 Industrial Trust BuiJding GAspee 1-6700 Proceeds of th e affair, to be Extend New Year Greetings W e Wish to Announce Our R ecently Added To Their Many Friends a nd Relatives held Monday at th e Narragansett Hotel with T ommy Masso a,nd his Real Estate Department ba nd, '-Viii be given to the Young Adult Division of the UJA. t Beverly Resnik Also · Licensed East Side Electric Electrical On Win·ning Team Contractors In last week's issue of the Her & Appliance Co. a ld, it was a nnounced that Miss LOUIS GOLDSTEIN, Proprietor Ela ine D . Coh en of Pratt Street won the Na tional Senior Young Extend Best Wishes to Their Many Friends Judaea Deba ting Contest . It h as since been brought to our atten and Customers for A Happy and tion that Miss Cohen was one of ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,";",",",',","',',',"",',",',',',',",',',',",'':',t;"',';-',';";"',~,t,",',',' · a team of two · who won the Prosperous New Year 77 Burlington Street DExter 1-6624 ch ampionship for the New Eng- 1 Residence Telephone PL 1-4023 BEST WISHES TO land Area. RELATIVES AND FRIENDS FOR A H APPY AND PROSPEROUS StreMisset Bevwase rlythe Rothesniker ofmember 96 Moor ofe j---~~·Fii~~i~~i~~~~~f~~f~~~~~~li~~~~~l~~~~~~i~i~~~~~;~~~~~~~~- - - · : r ,:-; r ::; "' 2 V NEW YEAR the t eam. M lss R esnik, corres- ~ /" ~,:; ~ ~, : ,~·,:~~&.B{B{-?,:-e',C!-2-l~\:3!C~~~:~~~,of::.,K>1 , ponding secretary of the N. E. region, is the sister of Sol R esnik, The Officers, Board of Directors A. ALLAN CHARLES former N. E . president of Senior Judaea and former nationa l treas- 950 Park Avenue Cranston, R. I. urer. and the COMETTE MEETING T h e first regular m eeting of Orthodox Rabbis in Providence Best Wish es To Our Frien ds Com ettes will be held T hursday <, And Customers for a Happy and P rosperous at th e J ewish Commun ity Cen - of the NEW YEAR ter at 8 o'clock. All m embers are urged to attend to vote on th e ten - ; : MARY'S BEAUTY SALON tntive ca lenda r and pla ns formu- , , la ted a t a bonrd m eeliin ~ h eld <' 3 EXC HANG E STREE T I Pa wtucket , R. I . recently Ma r y Bliss. Prop. Mary Adelman, Mgr. i; V AAD HACASHRUTH ;_ PA 6 - 9454 Best Wish es for t ...... ~~ PROSP::;;;:;; YEAR j of PROVIDENCE, Inc. 1_,:::, N E W Y EAR GREETINGS - from - EMPIRE STATE MUTUAL Namerow's Auto Extend Best Wishes to R. I. Jewry LIFE INSURANCE CO. f 605 Union 'frost Bl Find Remnants of Ancient Synagogue ONLY JERUSALEM - R emna nts of an ancient synagogue bearin g Sa Choose from lovely, soft o Id m arita n inscriptions have been silver in Sterling or in Shef l 1 uncovered by archaeologists dig field. or from smart American 1, ging in the village of Salvith, Sheffield reproductions. in tea which overlooks the Ayalon Val- sets. . trays, fruit-bowls and 1 ley. serving pieces. ! Dr. Eliezer Sukenik. Israel's $1691~ leading a rchaeologist, who is di- I 1 recting th e excavations, thinks h e EASY TERMS THE MAYFLOWER · has discovered the site of a town · whose base is not known but ,ANTIQUE SHOP which dates back to the era of IF DESIRED 249 BROAD STREET King . Solomon. The excavations PROVIDENCE. R. I. are financed by a special fund do • GAspee 1-9078 n a ted by Louis M . Rabinovitz of SEE IT TODAY/ New York. O. K.I Want some Famous Reading Hard Coal? 0. K. Just say the word. And it will be genuine Famous Reading Anthracite-trademarked with the tiny red spots to show it's the real thing. ,;, 7~ NARRAGANSETT ELECTRIC ~ THE ELECTRIC SHOP, 2 WEYBOSSET STREET DAVID KORN & SONS Branches- Warren • Bristol • Arctic • East Greenwich • Wicklord • Westerly • Wakel.eld DExter 1-7730 - 1-7731 PART OF THE NEW ENGLAND ELECTRIC SYSTEM 195-197 WILLARD AVENUE YOl' R FliEL PROBLEMS SOLVED Ql' ICKLY. YOUR BIGGEST HOUSEl4OlD BARGAIN EFFIC IENTLY and COURTEOUSL\' ELECTRICITY CHEAPER TODAY THAN EVER BEFORE I L ... Named to West Point ... OUR BIRTHDAY BUT YOU GET THE VALUES l / 'I »;,,_-::.' .,-: / ~.- PFC. WILLIAM SWEET, the To make the Second Anniversary of our new retail store son °of Mr. a nd Mrs. Maurice the greatest event ·in our history, we're offering really Sweet of 14 Hart Street. was re cently appointed by Sen. Theo sensational values in every one of our Candy depart- dore Francis Green to the M ili tary Academ y a t West Point. ~ ments! Don't miss these truly remarkable savings! Pfc. Sweet. a graduate of Hope High School, atte nded Brown University before en ter REMODELED ENLA·RGED in g the Army. He is now a stu - dent at the Stewart Air Force Base. N. Y. WE WISH ALL A HAPPY NEW YEAR BIRTHDAY SALE HERSHEY or HERSHEY .I Continued from Page 4 l CHOCOLATE CHOCOLATI line a nd waist ·were em broidered with seed pearls a nd crystal beads KISst·s 4 MINIAT URES a nd the full skirt en ded in a lon g flowin g train. A m atch in g satin bonnet h eld her fin gertip veil of French illusion a nd she carried a white satin fa n decor lb 69c lb 69c ated with white orchids and lilies of the valley. " -Attending the bride were Mrs. FR·EE~ FREE Sanford Goldman. matron of hon FRESH FANCY or. a nd Miss Renee R apoporte. m aid of honor. BUBBLE SAL.TED CANDY Murray Edinburg, brother of CASHEW th e groom. was best m an a nd FOR ushers were J erome Port and J er GUM ome Levy of Providen ce, Ma thew NUTS a nd Selwyn Sherman of Boston. FOR THE THE Saul Zitowitz a nd J ack Waxler of Worcester and Sid Bloom of H a rt lb 89c ford. KIDDIES KIDDIES After a honeym oon to the Ad irondacks a i;id Ca n ada t h e couple will reside at 211 Dewey Street. ,. Worcester. BIRTHDAY SALE 11 Daughter B orn Mr. a nd Mrs. Irvin g Wa llack VIENNA HON-E-SEED of 14 Balcom Street a nnounc1e the birth of a Mr. and Mrs. HAROLD CHASE of 21 Verndale Avenue =00 Extend Best Wishes for i 1 The New Year ..,;.i 1 ~.;;!,'!,","',!.,"',"',..,,,..,,,".,",,.,"',"',",",',","',"',:',",---. ;.i -.; I :z I ;.i Q I ..;;. ~ I 0 - =:: • :. I JEFFREY LYNN HOFFMAN, 6 years old, and DETRA j LORNA HOFFMAN, 3 years old, are the children of Dr. and Mrs. j Seymour Hoffman of 1338 Broad Street See Kaplan's Be.fore ;:::; :,:;:,~:"~.. ~ I You Make Over Your Diamond ~~b~ ~ a·1!:1:inS o~ ~~n7:ega- I tion Sons of J acob will speak on I "The Psalm of Life·· over radio Jewelry. Ista tion WPRO, Sunday mornin g , at 10 o'clock. _ Jewelers for almost : The syn a gogue c hoir, under the 50 years leadership of Eugene Cornfield, I will present the musical portion 1 of the program. In the -choir are Al G oldberg, I rving Sc hmuger . Ben Ra binowitz. Isidore Wuraftic 1 and Edward K elman. KAPLAN'S i K ol Nidrei services will be _held I a t the synagogue Sunday at o :45, JEWELERS 1 with t h e R a bbi speaking on "The i Meaning of Prayer··. His sermon 199 Weybosset Street I will be "The Jewish Heart Res : ponds" a t Yorn Kippur services. , T a blets in m em ory of Hyman I F eldstein . Louis P edlikin a nd Rose Pedlikin will be dedicated at Yorn · Kippur se_r_v_ic_e_s_. ___ Baby 1 Portraits Taken I Syd Cohen In Your 1Co ntinued from Page 8 ) Home I . I h ot-blooded Yankee or Red Sox I j fan do under the circumstances? · It wouldn't surprise the men to I !l earn that Emily Post herself Jis- 1 tens to a ll the gam es. I What to do. from the viewpoint I of the suffering female I the col- i umn is h a ppy to assume for the , 16 proofs su_bmitted moment the viewpoint of the suf- 1 . fering fem a le)? Two choices are 1 open. One-limit dates to non- Specialists in 1 Yankee or Red Sox fans. This • Children's Portraits , of course applies to those who 169 Weybosset Street 1 h a ,·e not yet become engaged or DE 1-5946 . WI 1-5250- i married. Second-and this they a r e "iJoing in self -defen se-is to be come intereste d in baseba ll and Guaranteed Income for Lite Ao a nnuit~· whirh not only gives you Life Insura n ce Protection but a lso guarantees a r etire ment in come to you for as lon g as ~·ou li\"e. FOR FULL I NFORl\1,\ TIO"N"· CALL Frank Lazarus INSURANCE ADVISOR 635 Industrial Trust Bide. GAspee 1-3812 Providen ce. R . I. ------···------r- affiliated with WEAN, will speak ~ Miss Wallace , Is Ion "Behind the Scenes of Broad casting". Home Ladies.Speaker . ~ JAMES Caroline Wallace will speak at Tea at 1: 30 will precede ·the = the opening meeting of the Ladies business meeting. Mrs. Isador' S. t!l Association of tbe Jewish Home Low is hostess for the day, and -o GOLDSMITH for the Aged, Wednesday after Mrs. Murray Trinkel is hospitality ~ noon at 2· o'clock. Miss Wallace, chairman. · < Insurance of ~::;::;;;;;::;::;;;;;::;::;;;;;::;::;;;;;::;::;;;;;::;;;;;;;;::;::;;;;;::;::;;;;;::;::;;;;;::;::;;;;;::;::;;;;;::;::;;;;;::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~9 Every Type t!l "You Furnish The Baby ~ t!l 805 Industrial Trust Bldg. Mal's Will Furnish The Nursery" ... Phone Residence <' t!l JA 1-3900 DE 1-42'75 ~ .·..oo ~IOIOIOIGIOIOlOIOl010i0rc+QIOKlt01€* Mr. and Mrs. = Listen to "The Eternal Light" MAL A program series drawn from the rich storehouse of Jewish literature, history, and music. Lorge Selection of Baby Furniture! EVERY SUNDAY 12:30 to 1 P. M. • BASSINETS • CRIBS • BATHINETTES • CARRIAGES • HIGHCHAIRS • PLAY PENS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2 • BABY WALKERS • TOYS • DOLLS Morton Wishengrad's · . ' '. The F-ou rth OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK Confession". MR. AND MRS. LEONARD BUCKLER are shown after their WJAR marriage September 4 at the Churchill House. Mrs. Buckler is the former Miss Ruth Bloom, daughter of Mt. and Mrs. S. Henry Bloom of Robinson Street. The groom is the son of Mr.,.and Mrs. Hime Buckler of Harvard Avenue. More than 440,000 voters--0ver · · J s6 percent of the electorate-took Chase. Fami y PAwtucket 5-2122 PAwtucket 5-6038 part in the election · of Israel's first Parliament. Association Meets· - . A meeting of the Chase Fam- ily Associa ti6n was held on the For Today and Everyday evening of September 25· for the purpose of electing officers. 'Ule following were elected: Irving I. Chase, president; Dick Chase, vice 1-; .-J WISE MOTHERS f'} president; Walter Chucnin, treas urer, and Mrs. Albert Chase, sec CHOOSE ,(, retary. Following the meeting movies were shown of the family Sedar -;ft0Y~ and refreshments were serveq. _ • I I 'l .., RA ~ ,.-. • ·-._:; •'•\ ' ,.J. . · SHOES~ -- ,_ Playoff Struggle to protect active growln_g feet Resumes This Sunday . open daily The largest crowd in the two Visit us soon ... we'll g ladly help you select 9:30 a. m. year history of the Jewish Softball che right fie , the ri g ht style, the rig ht pair of to 5:30 p. m. League is expected to be on hand Sunday morning at Hopkins Park Red Goose Shoes fo r your ·boy o r girl. Extra when the Old Timers of Jack's Fabrics and the Miller's Delicates smart styles, built of quality leathers 765 sen outfit clash in the second and westminster third games of their best three extra rein fo rcements. out-of-fivl- championship series. street The first game will start at 9:30 o'clock. Saturdays The Old, Timers lead by one until game an'tl could win the champion 8:30 p. In. ship with ·a twin win Sunday. Mil ler's Delicatessen, who finished the regular season In, first place, must win at least one · game to stay in the running for the title. Mana ger Sid Green of Miller's has In dicated tn_at he will pitch his NARRAGANSETT HOTEL two aces, Myer Guests May Check With the Management to Learn 12 Lowell ~ ve. EL 1-0700 Which Kitchen Is Used for Their Dinner ------ .. Yom Kippur Services Post Hallowe'en chairm.an, reported that .a dona magician, followed the meeting ... WEDDING-~ tion of $15 had been made to the and refreshments were served. Da nee Saturday widow and children of a veteran I NVIT ATIO NS At Ahavath Sholom for Rosh Hashanah. It was an BETH-DAVID SPEAKER 4-Hour Printinc Service Mrs. Sylvia Price, chairman of nounced that the organization's . Kol Nidrei services at the Aha the Hallowe'en Dance of the Fine donation to Camp Jori was used State Senator Frank Licht will vath Sholom Synagogues will be man-Trinkle Post 439 Auxiliary, for a campership for the child speak at Congregation Beth David Jewish New Year gin Sunday at sunset. Rabbi Mor reported at a meeting held Sept of a veteran. before the Yorn Kippur services Cards ris G . Silk will sermonize on "Once ember 19 at Temple Emanuel. The Mrs. Avis Smir11". was named Monday morning at 11 :30 o'clock, In a Year". dance will b~ held at the Oak hospital chairman. Henry Brill, president, announced Printed to Order Yorn Kippur morning worship Hill Tennis Club October 31. Mrs. Entertainment by Maurice Kay, this week. will commence at the H o w e 11 Esther Kaplan, Mrs. Irma Silver Street Synagogue at 7:30 o'clock man and Mrs. Irene Price are on TECHNOPRINT and at the Rochambeau Avenue the committee. 8 Empire St., Cor. Weybosset Syna.gogue at 8 o'clock. Yiskor Mrs. Frances Friedrn.an, welfare MICHEL services will be held at 10 :30 o'clock and at 11 o'clock. LOSHAKOFF Perpetual "lights and memorial e~s~ plates for Simon .Blazer, Samuel French Dressmaker Cohen, Ziesie Koffler, Ida Nadel Distinctive Creations • o1e~ DON'TJpendyour berg, Isaac Olshanatsky, Sarah Finest Workmanship Olshanatsky and Katie Steiner q.Jfz.otogtaphn Candids and Movies will be consecrated at the ser Suits, Gowns, Dresses HOLIDAYS vices. Alterations of All Kinds q_f Bar Mitzvahs and Weddings In the kitchenl Cantor Nathaniel Zolodnik, as Tel. PA 5-8559 UNion• 1-5509 sisted by Rev. David Einstein, will Be at your bestl• · "For That Compliment To GAspee 1-6847 chant the Yorn Kippur services in ' Your Wardrobe" the new synagogue, and Cantor Serve the bestl Louis Hayman, assisted by Rev. Tlae Snil&! Tel Snilll 1-, Snflal Jacob Wine, will chant in the old synagogue. Children's services will be held REFORM CONSERVATIVE - TRADITIONAL. RABBIS in the new synagogue at 11 o'clock Monday morning and 3 o'clock in the aft,,rnoon, conducted by M . Goldberg, Miss. Shirley Goldberg, Saul Lipis, Dr. Norman Kahn and Marvin Silk. YAD Plans Worker's Rally, Party Oct. 20 · Plans were formed this week for the big worker's rally and party to be held by the General Division of the Young Adults Di vision at Ledgemont Country Club, Thw·sday evening, October 20. Entertainment, including dancing, will be the order of the day, and .. a full night's program will be staged in a new and different manner. Bernard Beli is the associate chairman of the Y AD supervising the General Division, and Ruth Tanenbaum, Joseph Teverow and Stanley Snyder are co-Chairmen. Mbt et-s The program committee includes OLD-FASHIONED Ethel Kleinman, Irving Pickar and Bob Kaplan. Bruce Sundlun Y AD chairman, and the co-chair Gef ilte Fi~h men of the YAD Initial Gifts Di vision, Rona:1'd Sopkin, Leonard KOSHER (y) PARCVE Chaset and Harold Ratush, are all 6 generous servings acting ex-officio. • . . in vacuum-packed jars with the ACCOUNTANT MEETING .new Steriseal cap that comes off easily and quickly, without-any trouble! Clinton W. Bennett of Boston spoke on "The Need for Profes of l.,odirtt grocers, delicoteu.,.,, doiri•• ot de,>art,...nf dore,, ot write: sional Accounting Societies" at a MOTHU'S FOOO PRO0UCTS, INC., Hewn, H . J. meeting of the Rhode Island As sociation of Publi'c Accountants last night at the Wayland Manor, WHY NOT? Good coal costs no more than the "not so good". So why not bum our red trademarked Famous Reading Hard Coal? It's a better Pennsylvania anthracite-adually "laun dered" and laboratory tested for purity and cleanness • • , The first HEBREW DAY SCHOOL in the State of Rhode Island DAVID KORN & SONS Prov. Hebrew Day School DExter 1-7730 - 1-7731 151 WATERMAN STREET PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND 195~197 WILLARD AVENUE This odvertisement contributed by a friend of the School 1, YOUR FUEL PROBLEMS SOLVED QUICKLY, I EFFICIENTLY and COURTEOUSLY I J r-· • I - I .-,..-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-;_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_:,_,..._- _-_---_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-;_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-;_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-;_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_----.----· t: ••• may it shine brightly forever Governor John 0. Pastore Senator Theodore Francis Green Senator Edward L. Leahy U. S. Attorney General J. Howard McGrath Congressman John E. Fogarty Congressman Aime J. Forand Lt. Gov. John S. McKiernon Sec'y of State Armond H. Cote Attorney General William E. Powers Gen. Treas. Raymond f1. Hawksley Mayor Dennis J. Roberts Stephen A. Fanning ' (Chairman, Dem. State Comm.) • L _ At BV UJA Men's Initial Gifts Affair Mr. aQd Mrs. MAX RUBIN New Year Greetings from of 154 Wesleyan Avenue Mr. and Mrs. ...."' STANLEY PEIRCE "' Extend New Year Greetings .. To Their Children, Sisters ="' and Brothers It's Always a Holiday at FREDDIE'S .! We Mean a Holiday from High Prices and Questionable Quality. Housewives Have Learned It Pays to Shop at Fred Spigel's! -•- Here Are Really Low Prices! -CAPONS lb 57c Net Weight DUCKS lb 44c Net Weight TURKEYS lb 67c Net Weight Remember: at Freddie's There is No Half Pound Added--You Pay Only for The above pictures were taken at the recent initial gifts Old Established Company Net Weight. affair of the BV UJA Men's Division at Ledgemont. Left to right: D11vid Chernack, secretary of Blackstone Valley UJA; Mrs. Offers Attractive· Rates · Frances Pritsker, chairman Women's Division Blackstone Valley To Israel by Plane· or UJA ;- covered by the speaker's paper is Morris Espo, co-chairman Lamb Chops lb, 69c Blackstone Valley UJA, and Thomas J. Meehan. state r epre by Steamship sentative to meeting; Harry Schwartz, chairman Blackstone Val ley UJA; Dr. Carl Voss, speaker of the evening and member of faculty of New School for social research, N. Y., and Rabbi Aaron Calf Tongues lb. 69c Goldin of Pawtucket. Below is a general view of the assembled guests. Rib Steak lb. 69c Photos by Michel Losh akoff Steer Tongue lb. 69c Breasts of Chicken lb. 69c Veal Chops lb. 69c FREDDIE SCORES AGAIN! STILL ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF PLUMP CHICKENS ••. WHEN YOU lb 35c ''PLAN WITH PLANTATIONS'' Before buying that new car, refrigerator, automatic washer, or any major No Half Pound Added - Net Weight Only home appliances ... get the full details on Q.ur planned method of financing. When making any purchase on time payments it pays to, "Plan With Plantations!" (/~Spigtt. MEATfiPOULTRY THE BANK WITH MORE THAN 33 YEARS' PERSONAL LOAN "KNOW-HOW" OPEN UNTIL 5:30 P. M. ON FRIDAYS PLANTATIONS BANK. NEXT TO THE ARCADE ol~~ I HOUR IIUE PARKING 61 WEYBOSSET STREET ASK fOR OfTAILS PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS 1-1000 190 WILLARD AVE. GA 1-8555 j 1,000 tons' Seigal's Kosher Meat Mctrket i50 Hope Street Extend B es t Wishes T o Friends and Custom ers F or a H appy and Prosperous ... New Year t".l New Year Greeti_n gs from ~ ,"',",",',"',",',",' ,"',",","',"',","',",' ,",",",',", '. ~- HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE HAVE ENJOYED OUR FINE CATERING! YOU CAN'T GO WRONG IN QUALITY OR WITH PRICE WHEN YOUR CATERING IS BY STAR .For That Fall Party, Large or Small, On the committee of the J ewish Community Center Annua l Colt JULIE or DAVE at GAspee 1-4794 and Fall Dance o n Yorn Kippur :'>ite a re. seated. left t o right. Celia Make Your Reservation Now. . -... Best Wishes KETCHUP on th; Occasion of the Ne; Year for Health, Happiness and Prosperi ty FINAST 14 oz /«~ BOTS 35c CHILI Fi nut Tender Golden Kernel, • SAUCE Cream Style 'l=int1t Home St,I• Finut Golden Sweet 0/JJRRD dOHNSON's 2B16is 35c Whole Kernel 2 21~1s33c ' HICKORY HOUSE, INC. fhese Prices Effectiu at Finl National Self-Service Supe, Mukeh in Thi, Vicinity - Subject to Market Changes NORTH MAIN STREET _• NEAR CITY LINE F I R S T ,- N A T I o N A L - S T O R E S .• ,.11.i, .,. ) I~' I ~,. .._ , ··'f:.I, News copy submitted to the . portation to and from the con- Mrs. Dame! B Miller, president of -:' } ~.~~G~E~O~,R~. ~G~J3~, ~P~lJL~{~M,~A~N~. -~. ~~ Herald should be legibly written, ; vention may )?e obtained from the local ·c!iapter. and double spaced, if typewritten. Hillel Aw.amt/ oft 546 'Wayla~ ., MR, and MRS. ZIETz:.·& SONKIN LAZAR Cl PKI N And The Republican State Attorneys· at L~w MR. and MRS. ARTH.UR TOPOR Central Committee 331-332 INDUSTRIAL TRUST BUILDING PROVIDENCE And Chi,ldren, or Providence And Mortyn K." Zietz MR. and MRS. Raoul Archambault. Jr. Leo Sonkin BERNARD CIPKIN Chairman And Children Julius C. Michaelson or New Bedford, Mass. Extend Best Wishes For A Republican Club of R. I. Milton Stanzfer Ha ppy, Healthy and Ii' Prps~rous New Year: to Their ROBERT BROWN, president t. i' Many ~ends and Relatives. . .., ·,~• \ 00 ·1 looked the whims and idiosyn cra cies of t heir dates. only to be con- FULLY .AUTOMATIC, FAMOUS· ~ S Y D. CO H E N.: . ~J~~~ ~~ dw ~~\;1 t~~~ ;:t~~l;i~=~- a- ~ . , Nowadays, in the -mi,ldle of a SILE~T GLOW* 0 Bas· eba I I-- delightful conversation, either a- '* "" lone or in a pa~ty, the brute tha t =:: is man suddenly gets a glassy._ va- Oil Burners Installed t.. !__ A Social Evil cant stare in the eyes that only g:i )_ a few moments before had been .50 ! l/b:::::=:::::::=:::::::::::::::;;=':::::::::::=:==:::::::::::=:==::::=:::::'::::::::::::=:==::::::::::::'::===::::::: a ffectiona te. He mumbles some- Plus Three Years 197 GUARANTEED !:" The softba ll playoffs a re sch ed- At any rate, two fine games are thing unintelligible about the To Pay 1.:l- uled to be resumed this Sund ay on tap. If you weren 't among th e score-then he defies every so- tn m orn in g after a h oliday layoff. spectators two weeks ago, you cial law in the book by tuning :,..' A doubleh eader is on tap between ought to get out to see t h e Ii oys in the radio and listening to the ~ the Old T im ers of J ack 's F a brics go at it. They _know how· to play ba ll gam e from Boston or New YEARS S and Miller's Delicatessen . It is ba ll, they h ave pitching, hitting, York. =:: possible th at th e cha mpion ship de fense a nd stra tegy, There If he's a, Ya nkee fan a n d !is "'- will be decided t his week , but it should be a record a ttenda nce on tens to Mel Allen direct from New Three MINNEAPOLIS© HONEYWELL CONTROLS with Q will require a double win by th e Sunday. York. the static a lone is enough Thermostat Oil Filter ..l Old Tim ers to pull this tr ick off. The Touch Footba ll League to drive th e girl slightly crazy. Pressuretrol Automatic Damper ~ Leadii;ig by on e big gam e over But th e Ya nkee fan impa tiently Master Rela ~ Firomatic Val ve t.. Miller 's in the fina l playoff sen es. In th e column just prior to La - brnsh es th e static by h is ears Z7~ Gallon Tank A ll Tank PipinK II: the Old T im ers could ga in t h e bor Da y, th e subject of touch f got- as if it isn 't th ere and someh ow Ta nk Gau,,. Tank Valve ::i: required t hr e e- wins-ou t - of-five. ball was brough t up. Nothing h ad com es up with every play. Finest Combustion /I I Cha mbtr All Electrical Work ~ without going th e five, were th ey been heard a bou t that sport up It doesn't m a tter t h a t the pret Ventalarm floile~ Cltaned & Painted ;:: to sweep Miller's on Sunday. to that time. a n d since softba ll ty youn g thi11g is looking h er best . JACK L. EPSTEIN, Owner ;.;i Needless to say, th e Hope S tree- still had several weeks to go_. no a nd carrying on in an intelli .., ters h ave other ideas on th e sub- formal pla ns were laid un til it gen t ma nner . to boot : th e Ya n ks P~NNA COAL CO. ~ ject. T hey h ave h opes of bein g could be seen wh a t in terest . if a n PIZZO'S Baseball-A Social Evil 791 HOPE ST REET PAUL PIZZO. Prop. As th is is \\Titten. it is n ot ~~~ kn0\\·n h ow importan t those t\\'0 · · I ga m es bet\\·een th e Red Sox a nd UPHOLSTERY ; Yankees in New York tom o1T0\\' 1 and Sunday will prove to be. On e F a b r i c s . tapestries. jac I thing is cer ta in. though . Baseba ll quards. EDWIN SOFOREN-KO and MORTON SMIT H or INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, INC. .CDLD COLONY 1~'. -~ CO-OPERATIVE BANK COMMERC IAL and ~~ 58 WEYBOSSET ST., PROVIDENCE I',\\\ I l.,CK!c r .w uoN~ll( Kl· I',\\ I. ~ r \\'1\11\X' t ('K ,N O HTII PHO V I DENCl:i PE RSONAL ANALYSIS M l: MUEU. H ' UEllAL IIU ME L O AN 11/\NK SYST EM 93 EddyStred l!Nion 1- 1923 New York Offlce- 26 Platt Street. N. \ ' , Whitehall 3 - 5770° , I A Mutual Savings-&-Loan Association