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World Jewish Population Now 12,915,000; U. S. Figure 5 Million NEW YORK - The World Uruguay, about 50,000. Another Jewish Congress has Just com 14 countries house communities pleted a statistical survey of between 5,000 and 20,000, while Jews all over the world, finding Jewish populations of between that there are 12,9 15 ,000 Jews 1,000 and 5,000 live In 18 lands. THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. living In 122 lands. Jews In numbers ranging be -- - The survey, carried out by the tween Just a few and several VOL. XLIX No. 43 JANUARY 4, 1963 12 PAGES WJC's Institute of Jewish Af hundred live In 64 countries and fairs, reports that 10 ,000,000 regions. Jews live In three countries; In announcing completion of 5,500,000 In the United · States; the new statistical ,survey, Dr. 2,200,000 In Israel and about Soviet Government "Scapegoat" Policy Nehemiah Robinson, Director of 2,300,000 In the Soviet Union the Institute of Jewish Affairs, according to figures available said that no basic changes had following the 1959 Russian cen occured in the geographic dis Pin-Pointed In London Study sus. tribution of the Jewish people in With the recent Influx of Jews 1962, with the exception of a from North Africa, particularly move on the part of North Afri Trials Involve Algeria, France has moved can Jews into France. ahead becoming the fourth lar Providence To Observe gest Jewish community in the Algerian Jewry was reduced Fifty Jews from an old-established, pros world with a population of 500,- LONDON - or 90 citizens of 000 Jews. Next are Argentina perous community of about 130,- 25th UJA ~nniversary 000 to between 10,000 and 15,- Judge Frank Licht, a vice the USSR sentenced to death and Britain, 450,000 each; Can for "economic crimes" since the ada, 250,000 ; Rumanla, 150,000; 000 . There were also reductions president of the General .Jew In the number of Jews in Mo ish Committee, has been named death penalty for such offenses Brazil, 140,000 ; Morocco 125,000 was reintroduced by the Soviet rocco and Tunisia, many of chairman of the Providence ., .• .. and the Union of South Africa /'r,;s .• ,,,· Government a year and a half 110,000. whom, with Algerian Jews, Committee for the observance of moved to France, boosting that the 25th anniversary of the ago, 50 were Jews, the Sunday The eleven largest communi Telegraph stated here In a ties, in which 12,175,000 Jews country's community to become United Jewish Appeal. the fourth largest in the world. The appointment or Judge summary of recent anti-Jewish live, comprise 93.7 per cent of actions In Russia. the total world J ewish popula Except for Jewish Immigrants Licht was announced by Joseph tion. There are communities of from North Africa, some of W. Ress, GJC president, and /g'_ ..., . Characterizing the number between 20,000 and 'ess than whom went to Israel, Jewish mi Merrill L. Hassenfeld, general of Jews executed during the 100,000 In 14 lands, t.. .~1llng in gration was on a minor scale In campaign chairman. Soviet campaign against "ec • ...... ·'-' all 570,000 the largest being 1962, involving only modest Providence w!Jl be Joining -. onomic criminals" a point of Iran, about 80,000; Hungary, movements of Jews from East scores of other communities -:-.v "significance," the newspaper 75 ,000, Australia, 70,000 and ern Europe to Israel. throughout the country In pay-_ \ ~ called the facts a reflection of Ing tribute to the UJA which, "a deliberate policy of making since 1939, has given direct as the J ews the scapegoats for Other Campaigns sistance to three million persons .··.~i :J widespread embezzlement and Sees Need For and rescued and resettled a mil profiteering." Interfere With lion and a half people In free Recent examples of the man lands, including Israel and the ner in which Jews are chosen US-UJA Drive Central Body United States. J for treatment much harsher NEW YORK - Nahum Gold Other members of the 25th than that accorded other So JERUSALEM Separate UJA anniversary ProvidencP. viet citizens were cited by the J ewish fuw.1-ralsing campaigns mann, President of the World Zionist Organization, asserted Committee will be announced Judge Frank Licht Sundd.y Te!egrapl-\ i.:. COJ.1nec In the United States are "serl- that the American Jewish com soon. tlon with trials held at Kish meet the unprecedented chal JI/ . ously · interfering" with the munity suffers from "a harm inev and Chernovits, where 10 J , United Jewish Appeal's drive in Judge Licht said that during lenge posed by the forces of persons were executed-all of ' America, Aryeh Pincus, treas ful decentralization" as any the mlllenial history or the central body or platform from the Nazi era, the American Jew them J ews. urer of the Jewish Agency J ews, few periods have been as ish community united to form which the great problems of filled with tragedy and such Another Instance noted by warned here at a meeting of one strong fund-raising agency the newspaper was the case of the agency executive. He re American Jewish life are being swift recovery as has been the to rescue and resettle victims discussed and clarified." He al case in the last 25 years. To a man named Tespuro, a non turned recently from a visit to of oppression. Jewish director of a state farm the United States. so charged that there is "a Jack of understanding in the com at Irkutsk, who was tried and Urging an "immediate solu munity for the great historical convicted for "numerous of tion" of the problem, Mr. Pin dangers facing Jewish survival Separated 50 Years, fenses." Tespuro was given a cus said that some of the Amer in the 20th century, with the 10-year prison sentence, but ican drives competing with the reduction of the central prob his subordinate, a Jew named UJA are being conducted "with lem of J ewish life concerning Brother, Sister Meet Yudln, was sentenced to death. approval coming from Israel." the relations between the Dias CHICAGO - O'Hare Airport were united when an 8 P.M. He stated that the current UJA pora (lands outside of Israel> was the scene of " heartwarm plane landed from New York. drive Is facing "difficulties" be and Israel to the lowest com ing reunion last week. Riva Ehrlich left Berchever, cause UJA campaigners "are Judge Blames mon denominator · of tl.nanclal A brother and sister who near Kiev, In the U.S.S.R. about unable to divulge full details help in various forms.'' were separated for 50 years. two years ago and was brought Parents For about the Influx of Immigration to the Jewish State by the Is into Israel, thus being unable to rael government. Once there Son's Thievery • provide the full background of she sought the aid of American the needs." Hadassah Event On Tuesday JERUSALEM - "You have newspapers to tl.nd out if her failed In the education of your At the same meeting, Aaron brother, Ben Shulman, was Zlsllng, head of the Agency's Headed By Mrs. Benj. Glasser children.'' Juvenile Judge David alive. Relfen told the parents of six Immigrant absorption depart Luckily, someone noticed the ment, reported that the cur Mrs. Benjamin Glasser has teenagers who pleaded guilty to been named chairman of the story and called his West Rog car accessory thefts In J erusa rent housing budget would not ers Park home. Letters began meet the needs to be felt dur Annual Donor Event of the lem. Providence Chapter of Hadas to flow between Chicago and ing the coming year. Israel, and friends of the Shul The parents, " well-to-do edu sah to be held Tuesday at Tem cated people, veterans in the ple Emanu-El beginning with man family began dropping In on the Erllchs when they would country" - In Judge Relfen's Vets To Conduct a champagne hour at 12 fol In travel to the Jewish State. Were words -<,ach turn had risen lowed by a 12: 30 o'clock lun and tried to answer the JIJllge's Insurance Seminar cheon. it not for these intermediaries, brother and sister would have Insistent question, "How do :,011 Malcolm A. Tarlov, National Lenore Siegel, dramatic sopra explain It? had ~ hard time recognizing Insurance Officer of the Jewish no, will present the musical "These are all homes where War Veterans, w!Jl conduct an each other, since Riva was only program. two when 20 year old Ben left one could expect children to be insurance seminar to be held Proceeds from this function "I do not know how my sister brought up properly and Imbu Monday at 8 P.M. at the De will go to the Hadassah-Hebrew escaped from the Soviet Union, ed with decent values. These partment of Rhode Island University Hospital In Israel for and I do not ask her,'' Shulman were not the type of youngsters Headquarters at 100 Niagara research in cancer~ excitedly told a Sentinel re who generally appear In this Street, It has been announced Mrs. Glasser's committee in porter. "I thought I · didn't have court with backgrounds of pov by Harold N. Pansy, Depart cludes Mesdames Abraham Ber any family,'' he said, but his erty." Judge_ Reiten said he ment Commander. man, Benjamin Brier and Sam- · sister brought an added sur could not understand the par The National Insurance pro uel Michaelson, co-chairmen; prise. Two brothers and a sister ents' inaction when they saw gram will be explained by Mr. Nathan Samors, treasurer; are still living In Russia. "I was their sons coming home late at Tarlov during the seminar and Meyer Sava! and Irving Wiener, the only one of eight children night over a period of time. questions regarding J .W .V. In program; George Leven, reser-. to leave the old country and They had preferred not to face surance coverages w!Jl be an vatlons; Israel Mandell, dona come to America." up to their ..r~sponslbllltles. swered. tions; Maurice Hendel, print Fred Kelman Photo According to Shulman, of The Jerusalem Post reported Refreshments w!Jl be served. Ing; George Tuck and Israel Mrs. Benjamin Glasser 6207 N. Francisco, his sister will that In their efforts to explain Mandell, hostesses; Herman visit In Chicago for about three their children's straying, most TO DRAFI' CONSTITUTION Libman, evening group; Bernard and Leonard Salmanson, ini months. of the parents, particularly the JERUSALEM - A commis Podrat, decorations and publi tial gifts; Saul Breslow, Barney mothers, cried, "I don't under sion charged with drafting a city; Ille Berger, Bertram Bern Goldberg, Nathan Izeman, Isa KING VISITS stand . . . It• won't happen a constitution for the State of Is hardt, Archie Fain, Louis Fain, dore Klrshenbaum, Isadore JERUSALEM - King Charles gain." A few blamed "the rael has been set up under B'nal Saul Feinberg, F. Raymond Korn, Henrietta Kramer, Sam Mwambutsa IV of Burundi, the films", and one declared that in B'rith sponsorship and Is head Frank, Samuel Friedman, Leo uel PreSBman, Frank Queen, first monarch to visit the State her youth here, the police en ed by Professor Benjamin Akzln nard Goldman, Irving Gordon, Theodore Rosenblatt, Slmon of Israel, was given a rousing sured that youngsters did not " of the Hebrew University. Arthur Kaplan, Joseph ReSB Rose, and A. Louis Rosenstein. welcome. see forbidden tllms. .. -Birch Society Withdraws · Argentina Won't I From Boston Book Store· Give Welcome ,,; To ~azi Rockwell BOSTON - Spokesmen for membership revoked and Indi .... the John Birch Society were cated also .the Birch Society NEW YORK - An assurance MRS. JOSEPH LECHT Mrs. Julius Moss, all of Provi ii that the Argentinian Govern ,e reported to have concluded this would supply no more books to Funeral services for Mrs. dence: four grandchildren and ment and Its people would not .I "lfeek that the organization Lagoulls for his Joe McCarthy Bessie
Mrs. Charlotte Rabinowitz; Son , Martin; Daughter, Irene; BALKS AT SMALL DRIVES Brothers, Perry, Ben, Jack; Sisters, Ida, Sarah PHILADELPHIA Edwin Wolf 2nd ended his term as federation president by urging the elimination of splinter fund-raising campaigns. He said these competing drives weaken Max Sugarman Funeral Home ~.;~ '-Jlze the solidarity of the total J ew WINDSOR " THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" 11 A. M. ish community's philanthropic Free Porking PA 6-9761 Till effort and divert funds from es 458 HOPE STREET, Providence 1 A. M. 377 Main St. - Downtown Pawtucket sential needs to projects of less- DE 1-B094 DE 1-B636 er importance. ·
/ ] Center To Sponsor - . ESTABLISi, •BOOK ·AW,'\JtD w NEW YORK - A $1,000 an AYA Ski Trip nual award for the best book ),,j written in Hebrew dealing with gj All members of the Jewish Hebrew language, literature or Community ·c enter and their culture has been established at : friends, in all age groups, who New York University's Institute o are interested in skiing and ski of Hebrew Studies, it was an- I:, trips are Invited to a special nounced here by Dr. J . LaRue, t"l meeting at the East Side Center dean of the Graduate School of 1;l building on Sunday afternoon, Arts and Science. Any scholar I:"' January 13 , at 4 P.M. in the United States or Israel ~ A discussion has been planned will be eligible for the award. I:, with members of the American Youth Hostels of Boston on low =t"l cost ski ·weekends in New Hampshire, sponsored , by the Quarter Past Club ~ Center in cooperation with AYC. Of The Jewish Community Center ~ Last season:S hosteling ski week ends included 3 days at Stowe DANCE for $16.00 and 2 days at Tucker SUNDAY, JAN. 6th man's Ravine for $9.00 - in 8:30 to Midnight cluding transportation, all meals and lodgings. CROWN HOTEL For additional information, ART ROSSETT call Dick King at the Center, Dance Band UN 1-2674. Cocktail Social Excellent opportunities are in $1.50 Free Parking the Herald's Classified ads. -~.. Fred Kelman Photo -w Kick-off Tea - Gathered to discuss the theme of the an YES!!! Everyona Is Talking About The Big nual -luncheon-fashion show ' "Shapes· of Fashions -Tots to .. RGANIZATION Nona's" to· be held under the auspices of the United Order of Sandwiches and Delicious Knishes at True Sisters, Inc. , Providence No. 48, at the Colony Motor :: NEWS Hotel at 12: 15 P.M. on January 23 ore committee members Les Kessler's Delicatessen in charge of the affair _which will be participated in by a.II STUDY GROUP TO MEET leading specialty shops in the Providence a rea. The group Mrs. Diana Silk will review WHERE FRIENDS MEET! met recently at the home of Mrs. Frederick Weingeroff, ex and read excerpts from "The officio, who is shown seated pouring tea for the attending Spinoza of Market Street" by TO EAT! me mbers which include Mesdames Richard Oster chai rman· Isaac Bashevis Singer during a meeting of the Providence Ha ...... Henry Oken, publicity; Bernard Wasserman, ho'stess; lrwi~ dassah Study Group on Thurs 735 NORTH MAIN ST. MAnning 1-5888 Siegel, donations; Marvin Granoff, vic e president and co day at 10 A.M . at the home of choirmon; Jordon Rice, co-chairmo.'1 ; Irvi ng Gordon, presi Mrs. Samuel Yoiin of 6 Greaton (BETWEEN PLEASANT & JENKINS STS.) ______..; dent; and Alan Frank, decorations. t--.ot present we re Mes Drive. dames Burton Somors, reservations, Ben Foulton, tickets; and Included in the program will George Tuck, menu. Proceeds from thee\ ent will be present be an analysis of current events ed to the directors of the Miriam Hospital and Roger Wi l by Mrs. Isaac Gerber. liams General Hospital for free radio isotope treatments to 1963 NEW OFFICERS cancer patients. Reservations may be mode by col ling Mrs. Miss Anne Manekofsky was MIAMI Burton Samors at UN 1-9778. elected Most Excellent Chief of the Cranston Temple No . 1 Py thian Sisters at the last meeting held recently. Bridge Other officers elected were BEACH Mrs. Helen Shuman. Most Ex cellent Senior; Mrs. Barbara by Revoke Weisman. Most Excellent Ju Over 100 Hotels - Motels nior; Mrs. Naomi Kantrowitz. ... _.,,. .. · .High Level Judgment Manager; Mrs. Isabella Gold Free And Immediate Reservations All Leading Hotels Personally Inspected" They say that judging bidd East, who could then return a berg, Secretary; Mrs. Sue Brom I. ing situations at a high level diamond. I n fact the defense ley, Treasurer: Mrs. Estelle PROVIDENCE - MIAMI requires more skill than any could come to one spade trick, Churnick, Protector; Miss Aida ROUND TRIP other part of the game. A one diamond trick. and two Flores, Outer Guard; and Mes Day Jet - Special Excursion player may be considered very ruffs in each of the red suits. dames Ethel Mandell. Ethel Mandell, Ethel Weinstein and • Plus Tax good, but if he lacks this judg It seemed therefore. that South Monday N oon $144.00* ment he will be responsible for had done the right thing by Kay Zuckerberg, Trustees. To Friday Noo n Installation of Officers will many expensive errors. I supporting hearts. SH. even on 126.80* watched the hand below being a diamond lead and two ruffs. take place at the January meet • Jet Boston - Los Angeles . . ... bid and played. would only produce 500 for ing. • P LUS So/o TAX New York - Miami - Nassau 157.00 Both sides vulnerable; South East-West. Nevertheless I agree • with West's judgment in bidd BRll)GE TOURNAMENT Jet - Round Trip dealer: The following were winners North ing 5S. On his freak hand he Jet California - Hawaii ..... 599.00 could not be sure where the de in the regular Sunday Night • Air •-x Duplicate Brid!(e Tournament 15 day Package - Including ¥-A, Q,10, 8, X, X, fense's tricks would come from held at the J ewish Community Las Vegas - 5 Nights ...... 239.00 ♦ -K, 8, 7, X, X if opponents played the hand, • but he knew that if he found Center last Sunday, December Including Air - Hotel - Extras ,f,-4 30: North-South winners: West East the right cards in his partner 's • San Juan - Jet - Round Trip ...... 115.50 hand he might have a chance First-Mrs. Sally Schwartz, • -K, Q , J, x, • -A, 10, 9. x. Mrs. C h a r I e s Manekofsky • Bachelor Party Tours - Single Men And Women ¥-None ¥ - 9, X, x. X, x to make his contract or at Various Age Groups least a cheap save. 115 ½; Second-Malcolm Sing ♦ -A, Q , X, X ♦ -X er, Dr. Robert Luber 91 ½; ,f,- 8, 6, 3, 2 ,f,-9 7 And this is in fact what hap Third-J erome Salter, Louis St. South pened: North led the four of Germain 80 ½. • -X, X clubs and South cashed his two East-West winners: F irst - Cruises ¥ - K , J club tricks and returned a dia Mrs. Eugenia B. Tener, Joel Book Now Call Us For Information And Reservations ♦ -J , 10. 9 mond. After seeing dummy he Orchoff 94 ; Second - Mr. and ,f,-A, K , Q , J , 10 5 should have realized ·that his At Published Rates For All These Cruises Mrs. Paul Lavallee 92 ½ , Third Ask For Free Booklet Listing Cruises, Ports, and Rates The bidding went: best chance to beat the con - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Talan 92. South West North East tract was a trump return. E ATLANTIC HANSEATIC QUEEN FREDERICA Average for evening was 84 . AMERICA HOMERIC RIVIERA IC IS 2H 3S ven if his partner held the ace The monthly Master Point ARGENTINA INDEPENDENCE ROTTERDAM 4H 4S SD Double of diamonds, the trump return ARKADIA ITALIA SANTA PAULA game will be held next Sunday, ARIADNE JERUSALEM SANTA ROSA 5H 5S NB NB was ' indicated. Declarer took January 6, 1963 at 7:30 P .M . BERGENSFJORD KUNGSHO.LM SANTA BARBARA Double NB NB NB advantage of the slip in de BRASIL LEONARDO da VINCI SANTA MARIA . BREMEN MAASDAM SANTA MONICA •· Without seeing all the hands fense by making the ace of Problems of Chicago, of which CONSTITUTION MAURETANIA SANTA SOFIA it seemed that a club contract diamonds and t,rumping his CORONIA NIEUW AMSTERDAM SATURNIA the committee was a founder. EMPRESS of CANADA OLYMPIA STATENOAM for North-South would be the five losers in dummy and five The bureau surveyed 2,289 job EMPRESS of ENGLANOOSLOFJORO _ T YPOLDOS LINES best bet. but after supporting hearts in his own hand for e FRANCE QUEEN OF BERMUDA UNITED STATES orders, received by two private GRIPSHOLM QUEEN ELIZABETH VICTORIA hearts before rebidding clubs leven tricks (plus 850), instead job agencies from 2,000 business VULCANIA South could never have con of going one down doubled. concerns in the Chicago area. vinced his pi rtner that the With one round of trumps The bureau also studies appli hand should be played in his South would have held the con cation blanks of 13 private em EUROPE ISRAEL suit. As the cards were placed, tract to 10 tricks--four heart ployment agencies. Air - Ship- - Hotels SC would have been much more ruffs in West's hand, the ace The bureau reported that, expensive than 5H, especially of diamonds,· and the five of 1,070 job orders of one Special Low Rates to March 31 on a spade lead taken over by trumphs in dummy. agency, 155 or 14 percent were CONCORD - GROSSINGERS - NEVELE ( found to be biased. or 1,219 orders from another agency, 34 MAGNOLIA - PINES - RALEIGH Find Bias In Employment or three percent were discrim CONCOR.D - GROSSINGERS FEBRUARY SPECIAL Chicago Survey inatory, the committee said, ad Agencies In ding that bias against Catho fione'J.moon :},.ip,s Our Specia/4',' CHICAGO - The J ewish La survey showed these two types lics, Negroes and J ews ran as bor Committee of Chicago, cit of business to be the "worst high as 20 to 25 percent of all CALL ANYTIME ing survey fvidings of employ offenders." and that the feder Job orders at one agency. ment agency bias against al agency should seek to learn The committee reported that Catholics. Negroes and J ews, whether, by underwriting de requests were found for "Nor Zelda Kouffman urged the Federal Deposit In posits in banks, "it is not un die only," "gentile," "Protestant CRANSTON TRAVEL SERVICE surance Corporation to investi derwriting racial and religious only," with specific rejections gate such discrimination in bias." of Negroes and J ews. The total 801 Park Avenue, Cranston bank and insurance company Surveyed Job Orders effect was to bar Jews In 30 ST 1-4977 Eves. By Appt. ST 1-4977 employment. The survey was made by the cases, Catholics in seven, and - ATC ond IATA APPROVED SALES AGENT - The committee said that the Bureau of J ewish Employment Negroes In 15 .
... take passage to the Land of Se curity. Rab!>! Meir and his fampy reached Lombardy, where they -FROM FRIDAY , TO. FRIDAY waited for the members of his co111.munlty. Tt-tE ONlY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. /. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. But while in Lombardy, he was Lette·, recognized by a baptized Jew who ;a.. . Published Every Week By The was accompanying the Archbishop ~ Jewish Press Publlshlnl Company off Mayence. The Archbishop p~., Box 8063, Providence, R. L - Telephone 724-0200 From Florida PLANT AND OFFIC•: HliRALD WAY, OFF WliHTER ST,, PAWTUCKIIT, R- I. ordered the Rabbi seized and re ------turned to Emperor Rudolph. C ■ LIA ZUCKIIRBERG Mana9ln9 Editor By Beryl ~egal The Emperor confined t he LIOl!f SAPIRSTl!IN Advertf1ln9 Mana .., The ransom paid for the Cuban In general, every fund in ·the Rabbi to prison and prevented Second Class Po1ta1e Paid at Providence, Rhode Island captives is the news of the day community should be diverted to other Jews from I ea vi n g the SubscrlpUon Rates: Fifteen Cents the copy; By Mall, '5.00 per annum; outside here. is headlined in every country. New Enfland, '6,00 per annum. Bulle rates on request. It the paying of ransom, -states newspaper and ls commented on another law. Friends of Rabbi Meir offered by every radio and 1V program. It Such was the great duty of the Emperor a ransom of 20,000 ls also the topic of discussion Pldyou Shevayim, Ransom of Cap marks in sliver for the release of wherever people get together to tives in Jewish life. the prisoner. But when Rabbi Meir talk about Castro and Donovan and Yet when the ransom demanded heard of the ransom offer, he re ransom in general. was too severe, the law prohibited fused to be released and stayed in FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1963 We Jews are old bands at pay- paying it, lest the enemy be en the fortress for seven years until § -r-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-_-:_-:_-:_-_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_:-:_-_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_-:_:::::-;;;.;;,- Ing ransom for our captives. We couraged to repeat the capture of his death there. He received visit ~ have paid ransom as far back as innocent people again and again. ors, among them disciples whom ~, Talmudic times, and we have paid There is a very touching story he taught; and some of his works of a man who refused to be re were written within the prison ... vouR MONEV'~ ransom In Medieval times. We walls. fol , , • · have even tried to pay ransom in leased from prison because the § Modern times, but the enemy was ransom demanded was too high. The story goes on to tell that :5 bent on destroying his victim and It is a story dating back to the even after his death, his body was "' WORT'U not Interested in ransom money. 13th century In Germany. In the not released. It was 14 years later fol ff The Laws of Ransom constitute city of Rottenburg of Tauber was that a Jew from Frankfort paid a ~ a major part of Talmudic and a very distinguished Rabbi. He high ransom for the body which Rabbinic Writings. We have laws was known as Meir hen Baruch of was buried in Worms. nus man's by Sylvia Porter on the duties of ransom on the Rottenburg. He was Chief Rabbi of on! y reward was that he was communities. It is placed higher Germany, appointed to this high burled next to the great Rabb I when his time came. CRACKED CRYSTAL BALLS than the duties of feeding and post by the Emperor Rudolph of clothing of the poor. Hapsburg. Rabbi Meir was the The dunes of ransom are We're now into the days when year's sluggish rise has been the We have laws governing the foremost authority in Jewish law known in the communities of Rus economists the nation over gaze disappointingly small increase in paying of ransom for captives who of his day and he wrote numerous sia even to our day. As a child, I long and hard into their crystal business spending. Second to crack were W a 11 are old; for women and children; .:..esponse~ , decision~_ ~'!_Jewish well remember that my father balls to get guidance on their 1963 for scholars and Rabbis; and even would go around from house to predictions. The "standard fore Street's crystal balls. Not even custom that were accepted the most pessimistic stock market laws for paying ransom for· the house and collect from the house cast" which already has emerged throughout the world. In Rotten professional predicted the market release of proselytes. burg, he established a Yeshiva and holder Pidyom Shevayim. The is for a continuingly modest rise "He who causes the delay of money was used to release a pri through the early months of the crash of May 1962. taught many disciples who became Why did Wall Street's forecasts the work of ransom Is In the same teachers and Rabbis in Germany. soner who was held for no crime, new year, not sufficient to take up category as a murderer," says or to help someone escape to free the slack in employment or pro go wrong? A key answer here is But due to repeated persecu that while many investors recog one law. tion in Germany, the constant in dom because of his political ideas. duction, but no serious downturn nized that stock prices had soared There was a maxim In Jewish security of life and property, Rab As Mr. Donovan explained on either. far out of line with corporation law that a community building a bi Meir took his family and start one of his 1V appearances here: .( Could be right, could be not. earnings and they had backed away Synagogue should stop the building ed out on the long Journey to Pal "Mr. Castro had something we How the economy actually will from buying, they didn't expect and even sell the building materi estine. Many Jews from his com wanted and we had something Mr. perform will depend on m a n y others would act similarly. They als in order to pay ransom for munity did the same. They agreed Castro wanted. So the exchange forces -- ranging from congres forgot how sell!ng feeds on sell captives. to meet in Italy where they would took place." sional action or non-action on tax ing, underestimated the attraction A very simple and a very old reduction to easing or worsening of simple savings accounts and practice. The world of man J,as of world crisis. At this stage, the bonds in comparison with low Brad Dexter, who played Shilo; for treason. Clearly seen Is the not changed much. most one can make on taxes, yielding stocks, didn't realize the and Perry Lopez, Tony's film Impact of the pistol ball and the world crisis and a lot of other extent to which gamblers had brother. resultant hole In the armor. fundamentals is an Informed /Mr. Segal's opinions are his weakened the market's foundation. Said Curtis, "This is one of nus was no trick shot, ex guess. Then came the steel price crisis the few public appearances I've plained Tony. The armor was soft. own. His views are not neces ever there has been a year sarily those of this newspaper.! If in April -- which no one could accepted since returning from Ar Underneath, a breast plate made in which the economists' crystal have predicted -- the severe blow gentina. I made it a point to be of heavy steel covered his heart. ------ balls have been shattered, It has to business confidence, and the here to express my personal An expert marksman stood out of been 1962. The noise of the crack groundwork was laid for the panic gratitude for the Moskva Cliff's camera range and fired an air gun. ing balls in Washington, Wa 11 of May 28. tribute." The pellet pierced the soft armor The Lyons Den Street, the industrial cities of our When Tony Introduced Chris and struck the steel plate. I I Third to crack were the crystal nation has been thunderous month 11 balls of business economists who tine Kaufmann, his film and real 1 was worried," Curtis ad after month. concluded that the sluggish econo life sweetheart, he pronounced it mitted. "In the first place, the First to crack were Washing by Leonard Lyons my and the crash of stock prices "Kowfmann." The beautiful 17- marksman could miss the steel ton's crystal balls. Even as the would lead us Into recession by year-oid actress was asked for plate and hit me In the face or THE BEARDS: A British beard White House's experts were still 1963. her personal pronunciation and elsewhere. Luckily for me, he ed contingent -- Alec Guinness, uttering their glitteringly optimis Why have these business fore she replied, "Kaufmann. 11 Tony, didn't. As it was, when the pellet Peter Ustinov and Hugh Griffith- tic forecasts for 1962, the econo casts gone wrong? A factor here who thought he knew his new girl struck the steel plate, it felt like arrived in N. Y. a few days ago. my was slowing down. surely has been our successful friend well, looked surprised and Sonny Liston punching me In the Ustinov flew here for the produc Why did Washington's forecasts 11 showdown over Cuba in late Octo commented, "That's interesting. chest. When I tell over backwards, tion of his play, "Photo Finish," go so wrong? A highly important ber for this has significantly I wasn't acting." in which he also will star.. . When answer here is that the optimistic buoyed sentiment and has helped During the film's pageantry Perry Lopez, who did a highly Ustinov learned the play would projections were based on the send the stock market sharply and glamour, Brynner chops off sensitive job as Tony's brother, open here Feb. 12, Lincoln's premis" that U.S. businessmen upward. Who could have forecast Guy Rolfe's right hand (a fearful said, "It was a tough assignment Birthday, he said, "Okay, but would step up their spending on the stand President Kennedy would shot that made our household en all the way. When Mr. Brynner, don't sell the box-seats." inventories and new plants in this take after proof of Russia's mili gineer bolt 10 feet out of her Mr. Curtis, and I were charging Hugh Griffith is here to star in expansion of the 1960s the way tary buildup in Cuba, the retreat theater chair. our horses in advance of the Cos "Andorra." He said he'd polled they accelerated their spending in sacks' sweeping attack, we didn't of Khrushchev? Curtis explained it. A false his household staff on whether or the expansions of the 1950s. Forecasts on business in I 963 wrist and hand were attached at know what to expect ahead of us. not he should grow a beard. The This premise turned out to be must be made. The White House the end of Rolfe's own hand. All At f_ull speed forward, our horses beards had it... "It's like having fa I s e. Instead of stocking up couldn't even submit a budget Rolfe had to do was pray thatwhen could have stepped Into holes, gul two husbands. one bearded and the heavily on inventories in the ex without projecting profits and pay Yule made the downward sweep lies, or tripped over roots or tree other clean-shaven." said hiswife pectation that customers would be checks and the taxes to be paid on with his sword, his aim would be stumps. . .. Griffith said the beard saves waiting in line to buy, business these. A manufacturer couldn't true. Otherwise, Rolfe might lose "Afterwards, in my dressing time and effort. in not shaving. ·men this time have adopted ex even begin to plan production with his real hand. room, I suddenly thought, 'What if "And it's warmer, too, in this ceedingly cozy inventory policies. my horse fell in the path of those out estimating his probable sales. Fortunately, Brynner's swords cold weather." The new computers are helping manship found its target. Thus, the annual economic hordes of 1700 wild Cossacks Griffith won an Academy Award them to maintain much stricter In the final scenes, Curt i s charging behind me with their forecasting season arrives on for uBen Hur.'• He said, "It's no control over inventories. Their stands on the Russian steppes swords churning the air?' good having only one Oscar. I want schedule -- and this year "stand 11 awareness of surpluses and their ard" for the forecasts is restraint (actually the plains of Argentina) 1 wasn't scar:ed during the a second one, so that I could use in battle armor. His father, Yule charge, but the thought of it later eagerness to hold down costs also in both optimism and pessimism. them as dumb-bells in my exer Brynner, shoots him in the chest have been factors. Instead ofrush- · Could -be, - could be not. After made me turn white." cises ... Ing to build modern plants in an gazing back on 1962' s unforesee THE GROOM: Joe Mankiewicz, ticipation of big demands for their ables and peering ahead into who directed and wrote the production, this time businessmen 1963's unknowns, I'd suggest that Max Sugarman Funeral HOffle screenplay of "Cleopatra," intro have waited for the demands to the crystal ball industry go into duced his bride to a group of his appear and have only moderately all-out production -- just in case friends at a party recently. Man increased their spending on new it's another year of shattered COMMUNITY CALENDAR kiewicz acknowledged the toasts, factories. At the heart of th i s glass. then said: ''This should end the i rumors about Richard Burton and Monday, January 7, 1963 1:00 p. m.-Slsterhood Temple Emanu El, Open Board Meeting. me... g;gg ~: ~:=1~t:~~~ f~'t:: ~~:!tt~gy~~ra:~e~~! It's \~S::hings. THE PROJECT: Columbia Pic 8:15 p. m.---Sisterhood Temple Sinai, Board Meeting - Temple. tures has created a recording 8:15 p. m.-Lad. AJd &: Sisterhood Ohawe Sholom, Pawt. Board Meeting - sub-division, "Colpix Corp." for Vestry. In 8:30 p. m.-Slsterhood Temple Beth Israel, Regular Meeting - Temple. recording the live performances Tunday, January I, 1"3 of Broadway plays. Burgess Mer 12:30 p. m.-Prov. Chapter Senior Hadassah Donor. Luncheon - Temple edith will start the series by do Hollywood EmanuEI. 1:30 p. m.---Slsterhood Temple Beth David, Regular Meeting - Vestry. ing Joyce's "Ulysses In Night 8:00 p. m.- Roger Williams Chapter B'nat B'rlth Women, Board Meeting. Town," with Zero Mostel. Then 8:00 p. m.-Bureau of Jewish Education, Board Meeting. 8: 15 p. m.-Evenlng Group of Hadassah, Regular Meeting. Meredith will record, at the thea By Barney Glaaer 8:30 p. m.- Cranston - Warwick Chapter B'nai B'rith, Women, Board MeeUng. tre, a complete performance of 8:30 p. m.- Lad. Ass'n. Prov. Hebrew Day School, Board Meeting. Of 8:30 p. m.-Blble Convocation, Temple Beth Israel. "Who's Afraid Vi r gl ni a Wednesday, January 9, 1963 Woolf?" 12:00 noon-Sisterhood Cranston Jewish c~nter, Luncheon An' THE POLITICIAN: Now th at HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA- picture. 12:30 p. m.-Slsterhood Temple Eman11El, Garden Club. James Michener was defeated in Tony Curtis and Christine Kauf The spectacular action film is g;gg ~: ~:~~!t:~~~~~ Ve~~~nLfhoish~fo~~r~~~~ ~t:e'U~.Meet~g - Vestry. his run for Congress, he Is busy mann headed a list of press and based on Nikolai Gogol's powerful 8:00 p. m.-Pawt. - Central Falls Hadassah, Board Mee ting. 8:00 p. m.-Jewtsh Community Center, Board Meeting. with two assignments; (I) He's celebrities who gathered at Raya novel of Taras Bulba, legendary completing his new novel, about Cossack hero played by scenery 8:00 p. m.- Touro Fraternal Ass'n., Regular Meeting. Penoff's Moskva Cliff Restaurant Thursday, January 10, 1963 Asia; (2) He's started dieting, to recently to help dedicate the fam chewing Yule Brynner. Others on 1:30 p. m.- Ptoneer Women 0£ Providence, Board Meeting- Sheraton Biltmore. 8:30 p. m.---Slsterhood Temple Beth Am, Board Meeting - Temple. shed the 20 lbs. he gained in all ous San Fernando Valley restau hand at the Moskva Cliff dedi those coffee-and-cake sessions of cation were Harold Hecht, pro Friday, January 11, 1963 rant's new "Taras Bulba Room!' 1:00 p. m.- Prov. Sec. National Council of Jewish Women, Board Meeting. his campaign. ducer; J, Lee Thompson,director; inspired by the epic motion t :00 p. m.- Unlted Order of True Sisters, Inc., Board Meeting. · · Continued on page 12 ., In Memory of rr=====~=~,;~:=il"'....-. Beloved parents, MORRIS AND PAULINE MILLER, from The Miller Family. HARRIS MILLER, from Mr. and Mrs. Jona Leach. " ■IJU.&TIM roa AND A■Qtrr . nu: JEWISH HOIII!: roa THIE ,l(ilU) ANNA MOLAN, from Mr. and It IWlude Aye,._, PrOYldence, &. L Mrs. Jack Resnick.
IDA NOZICK, from The Green ..Cl) In Memory of Family, Mr. and Mrs. David Rubin, ~ ~Gifts To The Commemoration Fund Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Melamut, .. GLORIA GOODMAN, from Mr. 2 Between November 24, 1962 In Memory of and Mrs. Leo Rosen. Mr. and Mrs.JamesRakusin,Mrs. Y ahrzelt services in the Home t: and December 27, 1962, the fol ROBERT GORDON, from Mrs. Charlotte Schimmel and son, Mr. commence at swiset the d a . SARAH . MARCUS COHEN, lowing contributions were re Rebecca Siegel, Mr. and Mrs. Leo and Mrs. Jack Goldberg, Mr. and previous. ceived and are, hereby, gratefully from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rous Rosen, Mr. and Mrs. Lester D, Mrs. Nat Dtmbar, Mr. and Mrs. acknowledged:, Un, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fain. Emers, Mrs. Samuel Hamln, Mr. Lawrence B,Kulman,Mr. andMrs. SUNDAY, JANUARY 6 Beloved father, ERNEST I, and Mrs. Leonard Engle. Jack Resnick, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bertha Kroll ·1n Honor Of ... DAUER, from Mrs. Morris Rocko Beloved daughter, GILDA Strelow, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Max Wexler MR, AND MRS, JACOB 1, FEL witz. GREENE, from Mrs. Harry Dean, Mr. and Mrs. A. Sender, Jean Jacques DER'S 50th Wedding Anniversary, SARAH AND SOLOMON Greene. Rose, Fae and Jen Miller, Mr. and MONDAY, JANUARY 7 from Dr. and Mrs. llie Berger, DAVIDSON, from Mrs. Abe Heller. Beloved husband and father, Mrs. Ira Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lieberman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tesler, Beloved husband and father, · ARTHUR HARRIET, from Mrs. Irving Newman. TUESDAY, JANUARY 8 Mrs. Leo Weiner. MILTON DRAZEN, from Mrs. Elliot Berkowitz, Mrs. Harry Gor Beloved husband, MILTON Rose Feldman Awn and Uncle, MR, AND MRS, Milton Drazen and Judy. den, Mr. Melvin Harriet. POTTER, from Mrs. Nora Potter. Sarah Novogroslci MORRIS WILKES' 50th Wedding CHARLES L, EMERS, from ARTHUR HARRIET, from Mr. RIFKA PRIMACK, from Anne Mamie Goldstein Anniversary, from Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lester D, Emers, and Mrs. Philip Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Manekofsky and sons. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9 Reuben Salle, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Mrs. Ruth Harris. Morton Gleckman, Mr. and Mrs. NATiiAN RABINOVITZ, from Charles Borenstein Widrow. SAMUEL N, DEUTCtf, from Louis Gleckman. Mr. and Mrs. George Goldman. Yale Gershman MR. AND MRS, IRA S, GAL Mrs. Jules Sorgman, Mr. and Mrs. Beloved husband, ABE HEL IRVING RABINOWITZ, from THURSDAY, JANUARY 10 KIN'S 46th Wedding Anniversary, Lester M, Brenner, Mr. and Mrs. LER, from Mrs. Abe Heller. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uschner, Leo Weiner from Mrs. Jacob Kenner. George Goldman, Mr. and Mrs. ISADOR HIERSH, from Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Berger and Herman Hopfenberg MR, AND MRS, WILLIAM . George Silverman, Mr. and Mrs. Lena Hiersh and daughter. Ted, Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Richter, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11 GOLLIS' 25th Wedding Anniver J, Field, Mrs. Jacob Ernstof, FANNIE HYMAN, from Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Max Pollock, Mr. Ida Gtmy Lippman sary, from Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mrs. Max Abrams, Mrs. Abraham and Mrs. Leo H. Rosen. and Mrs. Benjamin Millman, Mr. Brina Chernov Isenberg. Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mas JOEL JOEL, from Mr. and and Mrs. J. Sandler, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Biller MR, AND MRS, GEORGE M. sover, Mrs. Louis Fahl, Mr. Ed Mrs. Manfred Hohenemser, Mr. Samuel D, Goldstein, Mr. and Mrs. SATURDAY, JANUARY 12 CARSON'S Anniversary, from Mr. ward Blackman, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Daniel Kaye, Mrs. Wil John Newman, Mr. and Mrs. A. Jennie Polofsky and Mrs. Ira Gallcin. Albert Rosen, Mrs. Leo Weiner, liam Israel. Taubman, Mr. and Mrs. JackRes- Abraham Leon Singer MR, AND MRS, MIKE COOP Mr. and Mrs. George M. Carson, nick, Mr. and-Mrs. Julius B. Russ, SUNDAY, JANUARY 13 ER'S Anniversary, of Miami Mrs. Sadie Port, Mr. and Mrs. KATE KAHN , from Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Schuster, Charles Fradin Beach, Florida, from Mr. and John Hood, Mrs. Ruth Harris, Mrs. Leonard Chaset, Mr. and Mrs. Sadie Port, Mr. and Mrs. Dora Lena Port Mrs. Ira Gallcin. Mrs. Jacob Kenner, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Sidney Jaffa, Mrs. Rose Charles Samdperll, Dot and Bob Lena Flerstein MR. AND MRS, ALFRED Samuel Rapaporte, Jr., Mr. and Levin, Mrs. Jacob Ernstof, Mrs. Musbnick, Mr. and Mrs. Jack MONDAY,JANUARY 14 SPEAR'S Anniversary, from Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Thaler, Mr. and Mrs. Rose Abrams, The Novice Inves- Platlcin. Simon Pearlman Doris M. Mendelsohn. Lester D. Emers, Toure Fraternal tors, Mr. and Mrs. A. Saltzman, Yahrzeit of ANNIE WEINER Fannie Cohen Marriage of granddaughter, Assn., Mr. and Mrs. Harry Singer, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Horvitz, RICE, from Mr. Albert Weiner. TUESDAY, JANUARY 15 CAROL MIRIAM HAZEN, from Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Samors, Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Rabb, LIily Beloved husband and father, Bessie Sutfin Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Glantz. and Mrs. Samuel Pressman, Mr. Rabb, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fain,,MYER RICH, from Mrs. M.Rich WEDNESDAY,JANUARY 16 MEYER M, SOFORENKO'S and Mrs. Leonard White, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leven, Mr. and children. Bella Cohen 70th Birthday, from Rose and Abe Mrs. Leo Sonlcin, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Murray Neldorf, Mrs. Beloved sister, ELLEN David Newman Weiss. Benjamin Tr!nkel, Mr. and Mrs. Annie Cohen, The Wagner Family, RAEPE, from Mr. and Mrs. Max Herman P, Goldberg The marriage of her grand Edward Bosler, Mr. and Mrs. Louise Hyman, Jen and Dave Pol- Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel THURSDAY, JANUARY 17 children, DAVID JOEL andBETii Samuel Salmanson, Mr. and Mrs. lock, Mr. and Mrs. JacobPrltsker, Grossman, Mr. and Mrs. George Hyman Bercovitz REDA WEINER, from Mrs. Leo Maurice Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mr. AbrahamLinder,Mr. and Mrs. Berger, Anna E. Frucht. Rachel Rosen Weiner. Rosen, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Karp, Albert Rosen, Mr. and Mrs. Carl FANNIE RICHMAN, from Mr. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18 MR. SAMUEL MAGID'S 82nd Mr. and Mrs. Sol J. Schiff, Mr. Goldblatt, Mrs. Leo Logan, Ruth and Mrs. Louts Massover.. Mary Blum Birthday, from Mr. and Mrs. Her and Mrs. ErvIn Epstein, Mr. and and Lou Silverman, Mrs. Mata IS>JJORE M. ROBERTS, from Meyer Narva bert Zakon and Mr. William Zakon. Mrs. Saul Lerman, Mr. and Mrs. Solomon, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beth and Ben Garfinkel, Mr. and Simon B. Rosen MRS. ARCHIBALD SILVER Leonard Chaset, Mr. and Mrs. Ja Salmanson, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mrs. Max Pollock, Mr. and Mrs. SUNDAY, JANUARY 20 MAN'S 80th Birthday, from Mr. cob L Felder, Mr. and Mrs. Abra Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Leo H. Rosen, Harry Schlossberg, Dr. and Mrs. Clara Sugarman and Mrs. Jacob I. Felder. ham I. Israel, Edith Sallet, Mr. Dorothy and Ruth Berm8J!, Mr. and Harry Goldberg, Mrs. Reba Silver- Abraham Wexler MRS, MEYER SIEGEL'S 60th and Mrs. Harold Alberts, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Karp, Mr. and Mrs. Sol man; Mrs. William Israel, Mr. MONDAY, JANUARY 21 131~,W-:. from,,Mildred and Nate Mrs. Harry Leven, Dr. and Mrs. J, Schiff, Mr'. and Mrs. Ervin Ep- and Mrs. Samuel Salmanson, Mr. Rose Moskovitch Samors. • . ' ll!e Berger, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard stein, Mr. and Mrs. Saul Lerman, Maurice Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rose Goldstein Engle, Jen and Dave Pollock, Edna Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rapaporte, Rosen, Dr. and Mrs. Ille Berger, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22 ln Thankfulness For B. Jacobson, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thaler, Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Robin, Mr. Eda Dubin The Recovery Of . . :_ Gertsacov, Mr. and Mrs. Ira S. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rossman, and Mrs. Nathaniel M. Bodner, Bessie Horowitz Gallcin, Mr. and Mrs. MeyerRo Mr. and Mrs. Lester D. Emers, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thaler, Mr. Ignatz Weiss Daughter, NANCY FERN AL sofsky, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel BERTS, from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. David Paull, Dr. and and Mrs. Hyman Weissman, Mr. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23 Botelho, Mr. a'ld Mrs. Angelo M. Mrs. Samuel Pressman, Mr. and Joseph Kessler and family, Mr. Eva Kessler lin Alberts. Onorato, Mr. and Mrs. Max Pol AL Mrs. Leonard White, Mrs. Samuel and Mrs. Leonard Engle, Mrs. Samuel u. Goldberg Niece, NANCY FERN lock, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schloss BERTS, from Miss Frances N, Deutch, Dr. and Mrs. Ira Blum, Hattie Max. Fred Adler berg, Mrs. Rose Rubin, Mrs. Ar Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rotmer, RACHEL AND LEON ROSEN- Pauline Leach Schechter. ther Lesser, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brother, MYLES DWORKIS, Mrs. Hattie Max. FIELD, from Mr. and Mrs. Emil lliURSDAY, JANUARY 24 A. Cohen, Mrs. Joel J. Pincus, CELIA KARLIN, from Mr. and Ross. Anna Sonkin from Mrs. Irene Golden, Mrs. Eva Mrs. Daniel Donig, Mr. and Mrs. Barbarita and Mrs. Ruth Austern. Mrs. Philip Levine, Mrs. M, Rich ABRAHAM RUBIN, from Mrs. Samuel Rosenfield Sidney A. Kane, Mr. and Mrs. Ed and Children. Emelia Marks, Sadie Cohn, Mr. FRIDAY, JANUARY 25 DR, DA YID LITCHMAN, from ward Levy, Mr. and Mrs. Martin DR. MAURICE KAY, from Mrs. and Mrs. Ben Gittleman. Samuel Goldman Mrs. Sophia Weinstein. Goldberg. Rose Kahanovsky, Mr. and Mrs. MOLLIE RUMPLER, from Ida Cohn RAY WAKSLER, from Mr. and LEONARD FEIRMAN, from Murray Neldorf, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Samuel Starr, Mr. and Mrs. SATURDAY, JANUARY 26 Mrs. Samuel Rosenfield. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lipsey. Sidney Eisenberg, Harry Eisen- Ira Gailcin, Mrs. Rebecca Siegel, Simon Smlra ALICE FRANK, New York berg, Mrs. Annie Cohen, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Sol Kaufman, Mr. Bessie Rlfka Chester City, from Mr. and Mrs. Gates Mrs. Jack Goldenberg. and Mrs. Edward Bosler, Mr. and SUNDAY, JANUARY 27 . Feital, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L, EDWARD KERTZMAN, from Mrs. Maurice Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Blazar Beloved parents, DAVID AND Rosen. · Mrs. Edward Kertzman. Leo H, Rosen, Mr. and Mrs. Na- Rebecca Elsner RAE ABOWITT, and grandparents, MRS, DAVID FRANK, from Beloved mother, IDA KNASIN, than Samors, Mrs. Samuel Hamln, MONDAY, JANUARY 28 from Mrs. Samuel Steingold, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Andelman, Mr. from Mrs. John C, Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Engle, Mr. Rachael Abrams Harold Steingold, Miss Linda and Mrs. Ira Robinson, Mr. and JACOB KOPIT, from Mr. and and Mrs. John Hood. Shirley Sophie Fisher Carol Steingold. Mrs. Louis Fain. Mrs. Jona Leach, Mr . . and Mrs. BENJAMIN RUSSIAN, from the Morris Villar SARAH ABRAMS, from Miss Beloved aunt, ANNA FRANK, Joseph Thaler. Russian Family Circle, Thelma Rachel Cohen Rose Bloom, Pearl and Louis from Mr. and Mrs. Harry S, Ponty, Mother's Yabrzelt, from Harry and Joe Morrison. TUESDAY, JANUARY 29 Scherer. Worcester, Mass. and Goldie Kopelman. GEORGE SAFFIR, from Mr. Lena Blacher LAURA EPSTEIN, from Mr. SAMUEL GILLSON, from Julia BENJAMIN LAPIDUS, from and Mrs. Louis Yanoff. Sarah Hurwitz and Mrs. Simon Gordon. and Jacob Farber, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Goldberg. GEORGE SAMDPERIL, from Jennie White Beloved father, HENRY AL Daniel Kaye, Mr. and Mrs. Jolm BESSIE LECHT, from Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank F, Swartz, Rebecca Jacobson BERTS, from Harold and Gertrude Hood, Miss Sadie C, Arken. Mrs. Samuel Cohen. Mr. and Mrs. John Hood, Mr. and WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30 Alberts, JOSEPH GINSBERG, from Ce CLAIRE LEVENSON, from Mrs. Simon Gordon. Morris Brenner Beloved mother, JENNIE BA cilia Millman, Mrs. Emma Ricci, Rose, Fae and Jen Miller. SEYMOUR SAX, from Mr. and Nathan H. David RIS and sister, ROSE BARIS Ethel Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Harry MORRIS LEVINE, from Mr. Mrs. Sam Rosenshein, Miss Rose Harry Dubin LADD, from Bessie B, Pinto. Freehof, Leon andBarbaraSloane, and Mrs. Benjamin Schuster, Dr. Bloom, Mr. and Mrs. J, Golden- Benjamin Bronstein Beloved father, ADOLF BER John and Mildred Newman, Harry and Mrs. We Berger, Mr. and berg, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wein- Charles Makowsky COVITZ, from Edna B. Jacobson. and Anna Nozick, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jack Stallman, Mr. and Mrs. berg, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sock. 1HURSDAY, JANUARY 31 Beloved tmcle, ADOLF BER Sol Haas, Mrs. Rebecca Friedman, Joseph Bernstein, Mr. and Mrs. JOSEPH SCHMIDT, from Mr. Lillian Nusbaum COVITZ, from Miss Anne Berco Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sloane, Murray Burrows, Irwin Weiner, and Mrs. Fred S. Herz, Mr. and FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1 vitz. Mrs. Faye Chernick, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Katzman, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ludwig I. Regensteiner, Mr. Abraham Nelson GEORGE BERNSTEIN, from Judah Rosen, Mrs. Jack Bochner, Harry Kaminsky, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Posner, Mrs. Celia Rice Abrams Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Hood, Mollie Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Newman, Ben Gross, Mr. and Mrs. J. Man- Alice Haas, Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Hattie Meshnick Presel, Sadie and Pearl Jacobs. Mrs. Becky Levin and Family. · dell, Mr. and Mrs. Max Greene, Iannotti, Rudolph Reider. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2 PERRY BERNSTEIN, from Beloved mother, ETTA GOLD, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fox, Mrs. MIRIAM SCHWARTZ,Paterson, Israel Levin. Mr. Ignatz Wenkart. from Mrs. Rose Efros. Sadie Port, Mrs• . Sidney Zisser- N, J., from Mr. and Mrs. Jack VICTOR BERNSTEIN, Brook Beloved grandmother, ETTA son, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Green- Platk.ln. May their souls rest in peace. lyn, N,Y., from Mr. and Mrs. Sid GOLD, from Dorothy and Norman field, Mrs. Sadie Rogln, Mr. and SAMUEL SHIENFELD, from '------.J D6'/ Dressler, Jessie and Louis London, Mrs. Jacob Chorney, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Goldfarb, Goldstein. Aaron Burrows, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Cella Izeman, Mrs. Abraham Avedislan, Eva and Harry Feld CARLOS BLOCK, Lima,Peru, Beloved father, SIMON GOLD stein, Mrs. Al Goldberg and fam BERG, parents, FANNIE and Barney Buckler, Mr. and Mrs. Strauss, Mr. and Mrs. William from Mr, and Mrs. John Hood. Morris Levine, Elsie and Frank Berman, Mrs. Al Goldberg and ily, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S, Gold WILLIAM BLOOM, from Mr. MOSE STEINER, aunt MRS, W, N, berg, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Levin, FORBES, from Mr. and Mrs. Mar F, Swartz. family. and Mrs. John Hood, Mr. andMrs. Beloved husband, LEOLOGAN, DAVID SHORE, from Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Gershman, tin Goldberg. Leo H. Rosen. from Mrs. Leo Logan. Mrs. Leo Rosen. Mr. and Mrs, Morris Homonoff, BE$1E BOXER, from Mina MYER GOLDMAN, from Mr. PEARL MAINICK, from Mr. JOSEPH J, SINDLE, from Mr. and Mrs. Harold Homonoff, Boxer. and Mrs. Irving Feldman, Dr. and and Mrs. Nathan Samors. Frances F. and MorrisGershman, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Cohen, Mr. MAMIE BROADMAN, from Mr. Mrs. llle Berger. Beloved mother, SARAH Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nelson, and Mrs. Murry Burrows, Mr. and and Mrs. Irving J, Glantz, Mr. and IRA GOlDSTEIN, from Mr. MATUSOW, from The Marusow Marguerite M, Gladhill, Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Brosofsky, Mr. and Mrs, Saul Falcofsky, Mrs. Irving and Mrs. Leo Rosen, Mr. and Mrs. Family Circle. Mrs. Arthur Levine, Mr. andMrs. Mrs. Norman Hecker, Mr. and Kanovsky. Lester D. Emers. Beloved moth!'!r, TAUBE Louis Gershman, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Oscar Hecker, Mr. and Mrs. HERMAN CASLOWITZ, from ROSE GOLDSTEIN, from Mrs. MENDELSOHN, from Mrs. Philip . Harry Llpsey,Mr. and Mrs.James Joseph Alterman, Mrs. Cella ~ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rosen. Leo Logan. Pusar and Mrs. L Solomon. , Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Continued on page 6 ...: •'•'
'° '. Home News In Memory of : .. SUTJ'ON, from Mrs. Alice Sutton. A Dilemma Confronts l: (Continued from Pace 5) ~ SARAH TOLCHINSKY, from Mr. and Mrs. Jolui Newman, Mrs. Welfare Fund Raisers ... In Memory of Pauline Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Ed man, Mr. and Mrs, CharlesSamd ward Levy, Employees of Tolchin The General Assembly of the 19'6 to 1961 Period perll, Norman L. Alterman, Mr. sky' s Furs, Inc., (Henry Abramo Council of Jewish Federations In the 15-year-perlod from Loufs M. l(ortlck, The Gershman witz, Henry Kocher, Fred Kalver and Welfare Boards convened 1946 to 1961, the Jewish fede Family Circle, Mr. and Mrs. Jo ly, Louis Maccarone, Hazel M. in Philadelphia in November. It rations raised over $216 billion. seph Thaler, The Boys of Coats McAllce). was the usual annual get-to The annual average campaign Field Market, Mr. Armand Clnlnl, Beloved father, ISAAC WALD gether .of the big city and the now nets about $125 million. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Burrows. MAN, from The Waldman Family. "grass root" fundraisers - pro This does not include the reve HARRY SILVERMAN, from SAMUEL WEINER, from Thel fessionals and volunteers-who nue of the New York Federa Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Sugarman, ma and Joe Morrison, Mr. and provide the cash for much of tion which in 1962 raised $66.8 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rosen, Mr. Mrs. Harold Alberts,Mr. and Mrs. the American Jewish establish million for its buildlng fund and and Mrs. Leo Rosen, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Richard ment, as well as for the Israeli over $23 million for its regular Saul Falcovsky, Mr. and Mrs. Klein. and overseas budgets of the maintenance budget. Barney C, Mayberg, Edna Sack, MRS. L GORFINE'S brother, United Jewish Appeal. The per capital "federation Max and Louise Cohen, Mr. and from Mr. and Mrs. Leo Grossman. The small number of "non contribution" of U .S . Jews was Mrs. Maurice Musler, Mr. and !und-ralsers" present felt out of about $25 , larger In small com Mrs. Leo E. Blumen,Mr. and Mrs. place at most of the sessions munities and smaller in the Jolui Hood, · Mrs. Lena Cohen, and workshops where the "gift large communities. According to Leola and Babe Silverman, Judith SYNAGOGUE DONATIONS dollar" was the subject of sta "Council Reports" of October and Burton Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. Edna Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Wil Engaged - The engagement tistical studies that explored 1962, "it ls imperative to find William Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs. liam Kaplan, York City, Mr. ill New of Miss Pauline Cooper to campaign finances with the lat answers to these core guestlons: Q Harry Freehoff, Mrs, Doris Kar Isadore Zaldman. est psychological and account lin, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Feldman, Donald P. Dress, son of Mr. 'Why the difference in giving 0 ing methods. It was "all about levels, with some cities raising Dr. and Mrs. Die Berger, Mr. and and Mrs. Louis Dress of 130 =Ii: ' money" and how to get it. Even less than $10 per capita and Mrs. Frank W. Slepkow, Moille ' GIFI'S TO THE Fifth Street, is announced by the sessions devoted to the Jew Presel, Sadie and Pearl Jacobs, others ten times as much? How LAURA STANZLER FUND her mother, Mrs. Milton Coo ish Day Schools and to the fe can the levels be lifted?" Sylvia and Donald Bernstein. per of Brooklyn, N.Y., and derations' Jewish Culture Foun ANNA SLEPKOW, from Mr. In Memory of ... the late Mr. Cooper. dation revolved about finances Low "Per Capita" and Mrs. Leo H. Rosen. The "worksheets" of the A fall wedding is planned. - the financing of Jewish day DAVID SOKOLL, from Mr. and IRVING FLEISHER, ULUAN schools and of Jewish culture in Council Campaign Steering Mrs. George Goldman. SUNDLUN, KATE KAHN and JO America. Committee clearly show that LOUIS SOLOFF, from Mr. and SEPH W. STil.AUSS, from Mr. and Free Literature the federations do not reach Mrs. Samuel Young. Mrs. Archie Orleck, Dr. and Mrs. the Jewish masses. The large LILLIAN SUNDLUN, from Mrs. Louis Pomlansky, Mr. and Mrs. In the convention lobbies were sums raised bespeak the larges Leo Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Max Bezan. huge tables covered with free se o! the "big donors." Many Samdperll, Ruth and Lou Silver Beloved father, JOSEPH W. items of "campaign literature." federations, especially those in man, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fox, STRAUSS, beloved sister, LAURA Among the forty-odd with communities with Jewish popu The Wagner Family, Mr. and Mrs. WINOGRAD STANZLER, from Mr. 55th Wedding Fete which I came away !rom Phil lations over 40,000. do not ac Sidney Eisenberg, · Mrs. Norma and. Mrs. Mllt9n Stanzler. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Pavlow of adelphia are a 130-page piece tively solicit those who might Pulner, Louise Hyman, Mr. and Glenham Street were guests of on "Building the Successful contribute small sums. They re Mrs. David Paull, Mr. and Mrs. GIFTS TO THE honor at a recent family dinner Campaign." several varieties of gard contributions of less than Murray Neldorf, Mrs. Annie . { ENDOWMENT FUND party held In celebration of a model "Worksheet for Cam $25 "unprofitable" owing to the Cohen, Edward arid Lee Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. their 55th wedding anniversary. paign Steering Committees," a expenses connected with collect Mr. Joseph Kessler and family, Paley In honor of the 80th Birth set of the 1962 "Cash Collec Chance of Address ing and accounting. As a result, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ress, Mr. day of MR. ABE BRONFMAN of tion Cues" and the pamphlets "per capita" participation In fe Westmount, Quebec. and Mrs. A. B. Halpert, Mr. and Miss Minnie Kebrek of Uni of the national organizations deration campaigns is extremely Mrs. Ira Galkin, Mrs. Hattie Max. Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Katz, versity Avenue has moved to which are beneficiaries of the small. In Los Angeles only 9 out Beloved son and brother, GER New York, In memory of JOSEPH Santa Monica, California, it federations and which put their of every 100 Jews contribute. In ALD STEINGOLD, from Mr. and J. SINDLE. was announced here last week. "best foot" forward with all the Philadelphia, the percentage is Mrs. Samuel Stelngold, Miss Linda Mrs. Samuel Kennison in mem lure and seduction which the Carol Stelngold, Mr. HaroldSteln ory of beloved husband, DR. SAM Birthday Celebration 8. The Chicago and New York manual on "the successful cam federations, which do not pub gold . . UEL I. KENNISON. A party in honor of her sixth paign" prsecribes. birthday was held recently for lish this type of statistic. have SIMON SUMMER, from Mr. and , Mrs. Dorris · M, Mendelsohn The council represents 217 lo In memory of beloved mother, Mistress Joan Katz of 80 Fair the lowest "per capita" partici Mrs. Maurice Musler, Mr. and cal J ewish federations and wel Mrs. Harry Singer. SARAH E. COHN. weather Avenue, Cranston. pations. Cake and refreshments were fare boards, the central fund Towns Over Cities - Beloved mother-in-law, ROSE Mr. and Mrs. John Soni on. raising organizations of virtual served by her sister wuo acted The rule without exception ls as hostess. The honor guest is ly all American and some Ca nadian J ewish communities that the larger the Jewish com the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. munity, the smaller the "per Morton Katz. which stage "united appeals." SIDNEY W. PAULL The New York Federation of capita" participation and gift. For example, during the most BIBLICAL SCROLLS ARRIVE J ewish Charities, however, has Announce? the Opening of His Office always gone its own separate lucrative campaign In the 1951- for the Practice of Low NEW YORK - The White way and is set to continue in 60 decade, Baltimore. with a House announced that the Jewish population of 80,000, l its splendid Isolation of provid GATEWAY BUILDING first two Biblical Scrolls in a ing exclusively for Greater New raised $3 ,760,584 ; while Los An total shipment of 200 had ar York local institutions. geles. with a population of 1645 Warwick Ave., Warwick, R. I. rived from India. Ambassador 435 ,000. raised $6 ,369,967. The Galbraith, acting at the request Special Cabinet largest "per capita" participa Office Tel. Home Tel. of the White House. intervened Unlike all other federations, tion and gift scores are attained with the Indian Government to REgent 9-1020 WIiiiams 1-5630 the New York Federation does in Jewish communities with po obtain permission to release not raise funds for overseas pulations of under 5000. Thus. these ancient Torah Scrolls. needs. As a result, the UJA has in Michigan City (Jewish popu a special "campaign cabinet" lation 350 > the "per capita" and offices !or the metropolis gift in 1961 was $106, as against where almost half of American $13 in Philadelphia (Jewish po Jewry live. pulation, 331.000). Statistics Prove Strength In In verse Ratio To Community The fund-raising statistics Cities with six-figure popula prove that the strength of Am tions
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Douglas, Meir. < World Zionist Organization, ted States Supreme Court has in his dissent from the ruling Mrs. Meir hailed the estab 9 said last week at a press con- agreed to review a ruling by yesterday, argued that this ex lishment of a new $300,000 re ~ ference that he was "astonished the highest court of South emption emphasized the religi search center to be devoted to and sorry" over the "excite- Carolina which maintained that ous nature of the law. 'The law general, marine and industrial 9· ment" in Israel over the dee! it was legal to deprive a per is thus plainly an aid to or microbiology. < sion to hold the next meeting son of state unemployment ganized religion, bringing to = of the Zionist Actions Commit compensation for refusing for heel anyone who violates the Saturday Evening 5-8 P.M. ; tee In New York. He asserted religious reasons to work on religious scruples of the ma Saturdays. The case involved a BUFFET SUPPER that the Israeli press had "dis jority by seeking his salvation By Candlelight torted" facts of the discussion Seventh Day Adventist, a sect not through organized religion DExter 1-sns in American Zionist groups on which, like the Jews, observes but on his own," Justice Dou FABULOUS DESSl!RTS the proposal. Saturday as the Sabbath. glas wrote in his dissent. MISS DUTTON'S He said he had supported the Now that the Supreme Court In a series of rulings in May fol 1961, the Supreme Court upheld Q idea of a New York meeting be has accepted jurisdiction, Jew 0 cause it was "bound to be im ish groups are considering fl Sunday closing laws against the t••··········•~. = pressive to the highest possible ling friend of the court briefs. contention that they violated : BEN SILVER : = degree and carry influence, and The case will be argued early the church-state constitutional Bar Mitzvah - Robert Dovid next year. separation principle. The ma : ELECTRICIANS : be the beginning of a great Chusmir, son of Mr. and Mrs. Zionist activity among Ameri The Supreme Court yesterday jority held that the laws were ♦ Industrial - Residential ♦ can Jews." He emphasized that Joseph Chusmir, formerly of dismissed a challenge to Ken not to aid religion but to Sessions Street, became Bar assure everyone a day of rest. ♦ Time Payments - Insured when he gave such support to tucky's Sunday closing law Broad I ♦ 628 St. the proposal on his vlsi t to Mitzvoh at Temple Israel, which forbids the opening of Justice Douglas dissented then. Israel last November, It was Miomi, Fla., on Dec. 29. business places on S,unday ex In his dissent he asked "by : 24-HOUR SERVICE clear that "even then, we de Maternal grandparents are cept for "work of necessity or what authority can government ♦ GA 1-6864 cided first of all to consult with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Weinberg charity" and some entertain compel one person not to work ,. •••••••••••••• 11 the members of the Actions of North Miami, formerly of ment activities. The Kentucky on Sunday because the major Committee from the United Hope Street. Paternal grand law, like that in a few other ity of the populace deem Sun FOR THE FINEST IN I States and the Zionist Organi parents are Mr. and Mrs. Her states, exempts Jews and other day to be a Holy Day?" --J zations in the United States." man Caine of Smithfield and who observe a day of rest I Miami, Fla. other than Sunday. WALLPAPER J He declared that the Zionist Center Basketball I Organization of America did English • Canadian • American not oppose such a meeting. Ad Game Saturday j ding that "there were differ Center To Inaugurate WIDE VARIETY OF The Providence J ewish Com ences between ZOA leaders" on PATTERNS I the idea, he said that the ZOA munity Center wiJI play Basket had decided to leave the final Open Discussion Program ball double header against the tween and teen varsity of the TO SUIT AMY HOME decision "to the appropriate in The J ewish Community Cen in Thinking" series. Mr. Blen Winthrop, Mass. J ewish Com SEE THEM TODAY AT stitutions, which means through ter will open its new reg ular der has recently been appointed munity Center t his Saturday the Zionist executive and the series of provocative open dis chairman of the Center's Adult evening, J anuary 5, at Nathan J ) praesidium of the Actions Com- cussion programs. "Adventure Activities Committee. i , I Bishop J r . High School Gymna mittee." in Thinking", at the East Side "Should State Money Pay for sium. T he general public is in i He said that this was the JCC building, 170 Sessions Music and Opera?" wiJI be the vited to a ttend at no charge. ADLER .J stand taken by Mizrachi and Street , this Thursday evening, subject of the first "Ad ve nture The tween game will begin at j the Labor Zionists, even though January 10, a t 8 P .M . in Thinking" on January 10. 7 :30 P .M., with the teen match Hardware & Paint Co. I the majority of these organiza fo ll owing at 8 : 30 P .M. The new discussion series will All of the questions about the 198 Prairie Ave. DE 1-813S tions had supported the idea of cover the whole gamut of sub government's da bbling in the a New York meeting. Hadassah, W I LLAR:::> SHOPPING CENTER jects as timely as today's head cultural arts are included ; Who Use Herald Classified ads. he declared, had decided to op lines - from politics to parent is to make decisions on quality? pose the idea "but it has never hood. and from fiddles to fall Who decides whi~h groups are stated it would not accept the out. Prominent authorities, both worthy of support? Does the decision of the majority." local and visiting, will serve on state then control and influence KODAK FILM "The problem of duel loy the panel for each program. the arts? These are only some ality was never mentioned,'' he and all those who attend will of the issues to be touched added, " and it would be dis have full opportunity to ques upon. ~4 honest to accuse the ZOA of tion and to participate. The evening's panel will in • OF RHODE ISLAND allegedly demanding any kind Mort Blender, WPRO news clude the following: Senator of censorship over speeches at commentator and special feat Pat Nero ; Martin Fisher, Pro 1287 NO. MAIN ST., PROV. the proposed meeting." He said (Across From Sears) ures personality, will serve as fessor of Music at Brown Uni Open 9:30 - 9:30; Sats. Til 6:00 that the ZOA decided only that moderator for the "Adventure versity and conductor of the If the meeting did take place Nashua Symphony Orchestra; • DIAMONDS-J EWELRY in New York, "an agenda and Howard Presel, prominent local • WATCHES-S TERLING SILVER Golden Age Clubs • CHINA WARE-LUGGAGE and program would have to be figure in the arts; and Francis • TV-STEREO PHONOS thoroughly prepared." KODAK PROCESSING To Resume Schedule Capr elli. president of the Prov • MAJOR APPLIANCES Dr. Goldman then added he idence Local, American Federa • CAMERAS-CHARMS felt that it would be better to The Jewish Community Cen tion of Musicians. • TYPEWRITERS 113 off postpone the proposed meeting ter's Golden Age Clubs will re Admission .to "Adventure in The Original D15count House of R. I. in New York to a later date be sume their regular weekly Thinking" is open at no charge Free Puking (Rear of Store) 24 Hour Service cause the American Zionist meeting schedules this coming to all interested adults. Council was currently in "a week. The South Side Golden stage of reorganization." At the Age Club will meet on Tuesday, same time, he stressed that a January 8, at 1 P .M., and the meeting in New York would East Side Golden Age Club will "Increase the expenses very meet on Thursday, January 10, substantially." at 1 p.m. "The Zionist executive In The new Golden Age Club Choral Group wm meet at the New York, at a meeting attend East Side Center on Wednesday ed by the chairman of the Jew afternoon, January 9, at 1 PM., ish Agency executive, Moshe under the direction of Mrs. Sharett, and Its treasurer, Ar Aaron Relford. yeh Pincus, both now on a visit to New York, decided unanim The Golden- Age Handicrafts ously to propose that the prae Group meets at the East Side sldium of the Actions Commit Center on Wednesday afternoon, tee postpone the final decision January 9, at 2 P.M., under the to Dec. 24 . at which date Sha direction of Mrs. Sanford Za rett and Pincus wm be back In rum. Israel, and a joint meeting of Both of the latter two activi the Zionist executive and the ties are open to all golden agers. praesldium wm be held," he said. "Any decision adopted at flight to Israel, London, Paris, that meeting wm be impled and Rome wm be conducted mented." from March 3 to March 25. En rollment wm be open to some 25 adults on a flrst-come-first Center To Sponsor taken basis. Special group rates When borrow you must - come to Hospital Trust have been obtained for the tour "Flight To Israel" and all accomodations will be All adults Interested in ob deluxe thruoghout. taining information about the Following coffee and dessert If each month you're faced with problems, Jewish Community Center's this Sunday, those attending Who to pay and who must wait; RHODE ISLAND coming 22-day luxury "Flight to will have ample opportunity to Here's a tip we want to give you Israel" are invited to attend an ask questions about the trip's "Israel Trip Coffee Klatch" at itinerary, arrangements, and Why don't you consolidate? HOSPITAL TRUST the East Side JCC bullding this special features. Tour directors Total all your bills ·and pay them Sunday evening, January 6, be and Center staff personnel will We will lend you what you need, COMPANY ginning at 7 P .M. be on hand to answer all In When it's money you must borrow Admission wm be open, at no quiries. Hospital Trust's a friend indeed! MEMBER charge; to all Center members, Additional trip discussions F.0. 1. C. their famUies and their friends. have been planned for January Attendance In no way obligates 13, 16, 20, and 23. Information anyone. may be obtained by calUng the The Center's Purim holiday Center, UN 1-2674. than half of those who disap "' Jewish 'Yomen proved are quite pragmatic In Do Women Work For Charity? their reasons," the report not ,; W·hy Ied, adding that such marriages More Opposed "often do not work." =Ill What are the motivations that To Intermarriage Ill induce women to become "Fed yf NEW YORK - Jewish wom- eration or Community Women?" 0= en in the United States are Di Pippo t:, In an article taken from the much more strongly opposed to l:'l Intermountain Jewish News, mixed marriages than are Prot ... Mrs. Jacob Blaustein, wife of a estant and Catholic women The School of Music "'I,' past president of American Jew Saturday Evening Post reported 259 Atwells Avenue >z ish Committee, gave these an In Its current issue. t:, swers at the Council of Jewish The report was based on a " There Is no truer truth obtain• Federations Assembly: sampling study by Dr. George able by man than coffles of Music," l:'l= 1. "Boredom, or frustration Gallup, head of the Gallup Poll, -R. Browning Ill.. with routine activities." This is I,' and Evan Hill, of 2,300 women- By Appointment a very strong motivation for 1,800 wives and 500 single J:' participation in activities out women. One of the questions GA 1-3393 .., side of the home. A young wife put to the respondents was, Ill with a houseful of children is "Would it make much differ 9 glad for a day away from ence to you if a daughter of .. "mommy this" and 0 mommy yours wished to marry a man -~ that". Or the older woman with of a different religion?" .. children all at school or marri > The answers indicated that ~ ed finds herself suddenly in 74 % o! the Jewish women said > the house alone with a strang they opposed such marriages. Ill er-herself- and she longs to compared with 54 % o! Catho PreciouJ JurJ ~ get out among her kind: Statis lic women and 45 % of Protes !" tics show that the average tant women. The report added Avoid the Fall Rush . See us today .. American woman is 32 years that few of the women protest "' old when her youngest child ed such marriages on grounds for free ex pert consultation, ~- goes to school, and 77 years old of religious conviction. "More advice and estimate. when she dies, and this leaves 45 years of more leisure than Fred Kelman Photo CALL GA 1-8096 Mrs. Malcolm C. Goldenberg WEDDING most people want. INVITATIONS Storage your little fur 2. "Home influence started me Temple Beth David was the man while ushers were Charles scene of the wedding last Sa Strauss. Michael Hoffer, Ste Engraved or Raised Letter MINK A SPECIALTY in volunteer service." said the Heenie Fineman daughter of a tried and true turday night of Miss Avis phen Gordon, Roger Gleckman. community volunteer. "I was Strauss. daughter of Mr. and Robert Levins and Irwin Green WAYLAND MARK WEINBERG raised on Federation." Mrs. Joseph Strauss of 89 Wash berg. OFFICE SERVICE A reception for 130 guests Custom Furrier Religious Education ington Avenue, who was married 41 SEEKONK STREET to Malcolm C. Goldenberg. son was held at the Temple. follow •t Wayland Squue the Lapham Bide-. 3. "Religious education made of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Golden ing which the couple left for a PL 1-2800 290 W estmins ter St. me community conscious". she berg of 83 Huxley Avenue . honeymoon trip to Bermuda. said. "It brings you closer to The 7: 30 o'clock ceremony existing problems and makes was performed by Rabbi Chill. you want to help." Here we see Given in marriage by her fa a direct connection between ther, the bride wore a gown of commitment to service and Jew imported silk bengaline with ish education. molded bodice and bell shape 4. "Desire for growth. It is skirt. The jacket featured long an outlet for me. I feel good tapered sleeves with a butter!ly when I leave the clinic where back. Her veil of French silk il I work. I have done something lusion fell from a cap of lace for them but also for myself." and imported stones. She car 5. "Social climbing motivates ried a prayerbook with an or many. Many husbands want chid. their wives to work in the cam Miss Eleanor Goldenberg. sis paign for status." ter o! the bridegroom, was the The Dean of the New York maid of honor and Mrs. Michael School of Social Work at Co Hoffer, sister of the bride, was lumbia Un1versity says: matron o! · honor. Bridesmaids "Charity has traditionally were Mrs. Charles Strauss and worn two faces. One is the face Mrs. Stephen Gordon. of the giver, striving for his Harvey Wagner was the best own salvation. The other is turned outward more mindful of the object than of the act of charity. Both represent noble .ORGANIZATION attitudes and humanity conti nues to depend on them . NEWS "The commitment of J ews to QUARTER PAST SOCIAL communial service is part of the The festive January Dance essence of Judaism. Jews Cocktail Social of the Quarter throughout history have had to Past Club of the Providence rely ·upon themselves. Our num J ewish Community Center will bers are .not large, each one be held Sunday night in the counts. J ewish life must be Georgian Ballroom of the nourished by an inner loyalty to Crown Hotel. Judaism. I believe the Federa Entertainment and dance mu tion woman feels this too. in sic will be furnished by the addition to the personal satis Rossett's with Vicky Romny as faction that Federation offers songstress. her. To be a worker in this cause makes you at home CONVOCATION AT TEMPLE among Jews wherever you tra A Siyum Convocation will be vel and at once establishes a held Tuesday night at Temple bond between you and them. Beth Israel to mark the con It is the common denominator clusion of the Book of Exodus. among Jews everywhere." said Discussion leader will be Rab Mrs. Blaustein. bi Joe Zaiman of Temple E manu-El with Rabbi Robert LAST OFFICIAL ACT Layman as moderator. JERUSALEM Attorney General Gideon Hausner has SISTERHOOD MEETING formally carried out his an A panel discussion, "Some nounced resignation. He attend thing Important Happened at ed part of the Cabinet meeting the Concord," will be featured recently at which Prime Minis at the open Board meeting of ter David Ben-Gurion reported the Temple Emnau-EI Sister on the Attorney General's de hood to be held Monday at 1 termination to leave his post P .M. in the Meeting House Fo over differences with Justice yer. Minister Dov Joseph. Sisterhood delegates to the Dr. Joseph will assume the recent national conference of post o! acting Attorney General the National Women's League. Now On Sale until a successor is named by United Synagogue of America, the Cabinet. will participate in the discuss TICKETS ion. The panel members will be For Our Complete Mesdames David Horvitz, Louis MORE HOSPITAL BEDS Horvitz, Henry W. Markoff and Bridal Show and Luncheon JERUSALEM - The esta Samuel Bresnick. who will act blishment of a National Hospi as moderator. 2• lnduclin9 tu and tip talization Authority providing a Mrs. Matthew Sherman and four-year hospital expansion Mrs. David Linder, membership Sheraton-Biltmore Ballroom Saturday, January 12th program at a cost of 60.000,000 chairman and co-chairman. will Israeli pounds , $20.000.000 ) . welcome new members at a spe was 'announced here this week cial reception to be held in their Luncheon 12:30 Fashion Show 1:30 by Yitzhak Rafael. Deputy Min-· honor. Tickets available at Convenient Desks, ister of Health. There are now Mrs. Milton Levin and Mrs. 16,000 hospital beds in Israel. Nathan Curland are in charge Main Store, Garden City and Wayland Square Mr. Rafel said. representing a of hospita lity for the meeting ratio of 7 .2 beds per 1.000 po and table decorations will be by pulation in this country. Mrs. Bernard Podrat. A subscrjption to the Herald Is a good · gift Idea for the· per "Qui et" Drive son who "has" everything" elae. Jailed For Call 724-0200. In_Detroit Nets Two Million Defacing Shul DETR OIT - In one of the NORWALK, Conn. - A for "quietest" fund-raising cam mer German national was in paigns ever conducted on such Norwalk jail, ser ving a 60-day a scale in this county. the De sentence for defacing a Nor troit J ewish comm un ity h as walk synagogue with swastikas. raised all but $171.000 of a to after dropping his appeal to tal of $2,200,000 needed to sup the United States Supreme plement th e facilities of the Court against the sentence . present Home for the Aged William Arnold. 24 , now liv with a new building program ing in Milford. Pa., had been scheduled to be completed dur convicted with a friend. Harold ing 1963. Fahy, 24, Norwalk. of defacing Announcement of the success Beth Israel Synagogue on F eb ruary I. 1960. They were con Individual - Fleet of the drive was made by a committee headed by Harry victed by the Bridgeport Su Q CHOICE OF COLOR Barnett and Leonard R. Sim perior Court in June, 1960. z They appealed to the Connecti < AND EQUIPM ENT mons. The Jewish Welfare Fed ,-l eration announced a contribu Donald S. Horowitz Jerome L. Lefkowitz cut Supi-e m e Court of Errors. f!l Cadillac Chev tion of $1,000,000 toward the and that court rejected the ap Admitted As Partners - Donald 5. Horowitz, a Providence l,j Olds Lincoln project and private contributors pea l last July. They had been Q Pontiac T-Bird gave $1,100,000. resident, and Jerome L. Lefkowitz, a native of Fall River, free on $3.000 bond each. pen 0 Others Simons said that care for Mass., have been admi tted as partners in the firm of Glass ding the outcome of their ap i:,: the aged represents a major Dittelman and Company, Certified Public Accountants, with peal to the U.S. Supreme Court. = Fahy continued his appeal. l,j Specializing In medical program. There are 305 offices in the Industrial Bank Building. Both Mr. Horowitz, a Personalized Service residents at all times, often ris graduate of Syracuse University and certified in Rhode Island, The prosecution had called ..= ing to 311 when it becomes and Mr. Lefkowitz, a graduate of the University of Massa them Nazi sympathizers in the trial. who had tried to shrug f Rotes Include necessary t0 place additional chusetts and certified in Massachusetts have worked for the ag2d in waiting rooms. The off the daubings as a prank. No Capitol In vestment firm for several years and are member~ of the American In No In surance Expense home, he said. is always at cap acity or over-capacity. with stitute of Certified Public Accountants. No Rep a ir or Tire Exp. Pearlman Elected 400 new applications being re Your Special Pla tes Moy Be Used ceived yearly and space being General Rabbi Minority Leader I Emergency Co r Availa ble available for only 90 yearly. Goren Sees Thomas W . Pearlman was e ► We Buy Yo ur Present Ca rs Max M. Fisher. president of lected minority leader of the f the J ewish Welfare F ederation, Benefit In Religious Dispute Republican minority of the praised Simons at a dinner Coll PA 3-4700 PITTSBURGH - Paratrooper (which he believes is a flexing Providence City Council during m eeting at which the announce Shlomo Goren. brigadier general of muscles to flaunt Syrian in an organizational meeting held ment was made of the results and chief chaplain of the Israel dependence or Egypt in the joc recently. of the campaign. Referring to BROADWAY Defense Forces Is equally at keying for leadership in the Charles A. Kilvert was elected the functions of the capital home in discussing the "dawn Arab world). deputy minority leader. Both ' ';i needs committee of the F ed of the Messianic Age"
('--' Orthodox Jew whose religious ::: Judge Explain·s principles require him to keep his head covered at all times." ,,i A LOOK AT Why He Forced Epstein expressed the hope = Skull-cap Removed that the Governor would see l"l to it that the courts of the Ill NE WARK Magistrate state avoid "such abuses" In ~ George V. King explained last the future "and, in particular, i:, SPORTS week in a statement issued to that they are instructed that l"l by LEON SAPERSTEIN the press why he instructed an Orthodox Jews are permitted '"' Orthodox Jewish defendant to to keep their heads covered in remove his skull-cap in court. E Little Sam Homer the last chance for the gallant the court room." SI Stood Near The Goalpost Corner but outclassed New York con His action against Morris Steig Watching the Football Fall tingent. man was protested by the New Subscribe to the Herald. Jersey Region of the Ameri From The Sky So far as the brilliant Giant can Jewish Congress as a "di He Stuck Out His Thumb defensive unit performed, not CANDID WEDDINGS Then Suddenly Was Glum rect impairment of religious enough can be said. Not only BAR MITZVAHS And He Said: were the defensive operatives freedom." "What A Fumbler Am I" immense, especially in the sec The magistrate said in his statement that in his 17 years EMBASSY STUDIOS Sam Homer's fumble was the ond half, but they also contri 120 PARK AVE. - CRANSTON big break in Green Bay's win buted the lone Giant score. of law practice he had never i. over the New York Giants. On witnessed anyone wearing a hat ST 1-6769 Immediately after the New in court and that he had never 1·, a day where the weather was a Yorkers made the scoreboard is key factor, the team getting heard of a law or rule covering where the key to the game de Meeting Chairman - Louis such a situation. He pointed out and exploiting the breaks was veloped. After blocking Kra 7th SMASH WEEK due to come up with the cham I. Kramer, principal of that it had always been cus mer's punt, which was covered tomary and traditional for a TONIGHT at 8:30 pionship. by Collier in the end zone, the Mount Pleasant Hig h School, person to remove his hat In and Saturday Night Certainly, the cold and windy Giants were a fired-up club. has been appointed chairman weather reduced the effective of the 33rd Annual Meeting court, and added that the de RICHARD O. WATERS They held the Packers for three fendant had refused, at the re In ness of the Giant passing at downs forcing them to kick. of the Jewish Family and tack. However, the Giants were quest of the court officer, to When the unfortunate Horner Children's Service to be held remove his cap; he informed "The Truant able to move the ball on many fumbled, and Green Bay's Nit at the gymnasium of the But occasions. Only when they schke pounced on the ball, the the defendant that he would reached the Green Bay inner ler Health Center an Sunday, have to do so. Apostle" back of New York resistance Jan. 20, at 3 perimeter, were they stymied. suffered an irreparable blow. P.M. The Judge said that Mr. Trinity Square Playhouse The announcement made by Stiegman "said it violated his 7 Bridgham St., Providence, 11..L A good deal of space was de The tide o! battle was now on Irving Gertsacov, Board- Presi voted to the deflection of a the side o! the opportunists and religious principles, but he re TICKETS $1 .50 Tittle. pass by linebacker, Ray the fine Packer team quickly dent, lists other board members moved it without any further Coffee and Conversation: assisting Mr. Kramer as Mr. Meet the Director and Cast Nitschke. This stopped the added three more points to comment." The Judge added ln our Coffee Shop Giants on one o! the two times Gertsacov, ex-officio; Mrs. Ber that there were no threats following the performance their total. FOR R&SERVATIONS they could move inside the tram Bernhardt, chairman of made of holding the Brook.!yn This was a tough g-ame for the social committee, and Mes man In contempt of court. CALL 941-5898 Packer twenty yard line. The the Giants to lose but one clear other threat was nullified by dames Saul Feinberg, Perry The protest was sent to Oov. 'nckets Available at ly deserved by Green Bay. Un Bernstein, Stanley Grossman, Hughes by Benjamin Epstein, A VERY PIANO CO. two successive fifteen yard pe less the Giants can come up AXELROD MUSIC CO. nalties. This turned out to be Benjamin Brier and Ludwig president or the New Jersey R
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