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NEWS To· Install , I BltiejlL New Knesset This Month DELEGATES TO A NATIONAL JERUSALEM - Israel's new Jewish ·youth convention in Star­ THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. Knesset, the fifth since the es- light, Pa., this week criticized their parents for failing to give VOL. XLV, No. 26 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1961 16 PAGES tablishment of the State in 1948, them a more adequate Jewish;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.------is expected to be convened here on Monday, Sept. 4. That wlll be ~~:ro~~ID ARAB BOYCOTT Religious Zealots the date for the official convoca­ Only Yiddish Literary Review tion of the new Parliament, re­ which has barred some major sulting fi;wn last week's elections, brand cigarettes from shipment to Still Hold Some Makes Debut lil Soviet Union if the final vote tabulation - in­ Israel since 1956 is near the break­ MOSCOW - The first Yiddish- early as 1956, shortly after the ex- eluding the ballots cast by service­ ing point," according to Congress- Israeli Children language periodical published in posure of Stalin's "cult of per- men and women in Israel's Army man Alfred E. Santangelo. A PLAN TO INSTITUTE COM- JERUSALEM (Israeli Sector), the Soviet Union since 1948 made sonality" and the posthumus re- - are completed. Should a hitch pulsory savings as one of the - A few immigrant children were it debut here. habilitation of leading Yiddish develop in the final counting, the means to meet the needs of in- still missing last week following a The first ~ue of the publlca- writers executed in 1952. Among Knesset may not meet until after tegration programs for new Im- raid yesterday by religious zealots tion, a bimonthly literary review them were David Bergelson, Leib the forthcoming Jewish High Holy migrants is to be submitted for on the children's reception center called Sovietish Heimland (Soviet Kvitko, Perets Markish and Issik Days. Knesset approval by the Govern- at Ramat Hadassah Srold. Homeland>, was exhibited with Fefer. In any event, the opening meet- ment Treasury. compulsory sav- More than 100 of a group of evident satisfaction by its editor Writers' Union Decision Ing of the Knessetwlll be largely ings, it is f'stimated, would bring zealots calling themselves the during an interview in his new of- When asked about the five-day ceremonial. Members of the Parli- in about $25,200,000 toward the "Torah Camp" of the ultra-Ortho­ fices near the center of Moscow. delay, Mr. Vergelis replied: ment will take their oaths. After expected raising of about $56,000,- dox Agudat Israel party broke in- The editor, Aaron Vergelis, who "The decision was up to us in that, President Izhak Ben - Zvi 000. • to a center near Haifa last week is a Yiddish poet, said a printing the Soviet Writers Union. We did will call on the party receiving the POLICE AT GRAZ LAST WEEK with a bus and two trucks. of 25,000 copies would go to sub- not know at first whether there largest number of votes to form a arrested a former Nazi SS officer, With loudspeakers they sum­ scribers and appear on newsstands was interest in Yiddish-language Government. That means that Stephen Rojko, on charges of moned the children to leave with over the week-end. publications. We began by publish- Premier David Ben-Gurlon, as . having murdered "a number" of them lest they be "converted" from The 130-page Issue covers July Ing Yiddish works In Russian head of Mapa!, will once more be Jews in the Theresienstadt con- Orthodox Judaism. According to and August. translation. Two years ago, on the given an opportunity to form Is- centration camp during 1944 and personnel at the center, the zea- The Soviet Union has had no occasion of the hundredth an- rael's next Government. 1945 Czechoslovakian authorities lots distributed candy, cigarettes national Yiddish-language pert- nlversary of Sholom Aliechem's The Knesset's only other busi­ recently requested the Federal and money to the children and in odical since 1948, when publish- birth; we · printed a selection of ness, at the opening session will government in Vienna that Ro- Ithe ensuing panic and confusion Ing houses, theatres and other his works in Yiddish. be the election of the Speaker. It jko be extradited to Czechoslo- left with between two and three Yiddish cultural institutions were "Then followed publication in is believed that the Speaker of vakia. dozen children. The children were closed by the Stalin regime. A Yiddish of works of two other the last Knesset, Kaddish Luz, of THREE ISRAELI ACTORS LEFT between 9 and 16 years of age. small Yiddish newspaper in Bir- classic writers, Mendele Moiker- Mapa!, will be elected unani­ Tel Aviv for Poland last week to According to an instructor at obldzhan, a Jewish autonomous Sforimand I. L. Perets. The de- mously to head the House again. stage readings of works by Sholom the center, the police, who had region in the Soviet Far East, has Imand for these books demon-I Aleichem, by invitation of the Po- been summoned from Haifa, over­ been of local importance. Blrobid- strated a wide interest and we (Continued 00 Paire 3> lish Government's Ministry of took the bus ten minutes after it zahn contains less than 5 per cent felt Justified in starting a Yid- CUiture. left the center and when it stopped of the Soviet Union's 2,000,000 dish-language literary review." Keren Hayesod Marks THE 50 MOROCCAN JEWS WHO the children ran out and dispersed Jews. Mr. Vergelis said the decision were arrested recently and charg- in the countryside. Publication of a Yiddish lit- to publish the new Journal was 40 h A • ed with attempting to lllegally (Continued on Paire 3) erary review was predicted as encouraged by leaders of the t nnlVersary emigrate to Israel, were released Writers Union, including Ilya NEW YORK - Forty years ago, in Rabat last week but will have to To Ehrenburg and Konstantin Fedin. stand trial on charges of attempt­ Conduct Enrollment In The Yiddish editor noted that cir­ a newly ordained young rabbi ing to leave the country without culation of his review compared played a minor role in the first exit visas. favorably with Russian-language fund raising campaign of Keren A JOINT SENATE-HOUSE CON- Providence Jewish Schools published by the Writers Union. Hayesod on behalf of the Yishuv ference began last week to act on Enrollment in the Jewish Schools the existing requirements for Jew- Staff is Introduced (Jewish community) in Palestine, compromises, including reconcil- in Greater Providence will be ish education in the congregation Mr. vergelis introduced mem- according to the New York Times. ation of differences, between the conducted during the coming where the Bar Mitzvah will take bers of the editorial board. They Last week, this spiritual leader, strong House antiblas clause in week according to an announc- place. Since this resolution goes included Moshe Teif, Avram Dr. Israel Goldstein, rabbi emeri­ the foreign aid bill and the ment of the Bureau of Jewish into effect in September, 1966, Gontar and Nokhem Oislander. tus of Congregation B'nai Jesh­ weaker Senate clause - conflict- Education. The School Council has parents whose children are now Mr. Teif and Mr. Gontar have run, noted that Karen Hayesod, Ing legislation on Arab discrim- set Wednesday and Thursday, eight years of age should check contributed material to the first known as the United Israel Ap­ inatory practices having been em- Sept. 6 and 7 as opening days for with their schools about this edu- Issue. Mr. Oislander is the author peal, had reached its fortieth an­ bodied In the bills passed last mid-week Hebrew Schools and cational requirement. of a recent Yiddish-language book niversary. week by the two bodies of Con- the completion of the enrollment Affiliated schools of the Bureau on Osher Shvartsman, an early Rabbi Goldstein is the world general chairman of Keren Haye­ gress. program. Sunday, Sept. 10, will which are now accepting enroll- Soviet Yiddish poet. sod. HADASSAH CONSIDERS IT A · be the first Sunday School session ment include Beth Am, 40 Oar- Asked whether there had been Karen Hayesod was established "cardinal" principle "not to be and also to arrange for additional diner stret, Warwick; Beth David, any difficulty in obtaining a suf­ forty-one years ago ·1n London at affiliated or identified with any registrations. For variations in 145 Oakland Avenue; Beth El, 70 ficient number of Hebrew type a meeting of the World Zionist political party in Israel," the local school enrollment practices, Orchard Avenue; Beth Israel, 155 iaces that are used in Yiddish th Organization. Its. main purpose 1,500 delegates attending e 47th parents may communicate with Njagara Street; Beth Sholom, 275 printing, the editor replied: was to aid those entering Pale­ national convention of Hadassah their schools. Camp Street; Community Hebrew (Continued on Page 3) stine. were told last week by Mrs. Sieg- Parents whose children have High School of the Bureau; Cran- ;:======::::;; But it was not until 1921 that fried Kramarsky, national presi- reached or are reaching their ston Jewish Center, 330 Park Ave­ dent. Karen Hayesod launched its first SEVERAL THOUSAND PERSONS eighth birthday may enroll them nue; Emanuel, 99 Taft Avenue; campaign in this. country, headed from all over Israel, led by Prime in mid-week Hebrew school, since Ohawe Sholom, 12 Jackson Street, BERYL SEGAL by the .late Dr. Chaim Weizmann, Minister Ben-Gurlon and other most of the schools in the state Pawtucket; Providence Hebrew scientist and Israel's first presi­ members of the Cabinet, partici- do not offer one-day-a-week Jew- Day School, 295 Morris Avenue, Resumes dent, and the late Albert Einstein. pated last week in the celebration ish education for children who (offers an English and Hebrew In the last forty years, Karen of the 4oth anniversary of Na- have pased their eighth birthday. studies program); Shaare zedek, Hayesod has raised more than halal, the first Jewish settlement In accordance with the resolu- 688 Broad Street; Sons of Abra­ His Weekly Column $900,000,000 to meet the needs of in the western portion of the Jez- tlon passed by the Rabbinical As- ham, 364 Prairie Avenue; Sinai in Israel's newcomers. It conducts reel Valley and the first workers sociation of Rhode Island, and the Garden City School, and Work­ In This Issue its own campaigns in the free cooperative village to be establish- eleven congregations in the area,, men's Circle, 170 Sessions Street. world. Its chief beneficiary in this ed in Palestine. Founded by a candidates for Bar Mitzvah on a For additional inform~tion of The Herald country is the United Jewish AP. small group of pioneers in 1921, Sabbath morning must be enroll- about enrollment in Jewish peal, which provides between Nahalal now numbers 1,200 mem~ ed in a recognlz.ed mid-week He- Schools, the office of the Bureau, on Page 9 seventy-fi,-e and eighty per cent I brew achool In accordance with 'DB l-o958, may be called. of lta budaet. f . 2 THE It. 1: HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEJWPER 1, 1!61 , and had been a resident of Paw­ Tuesday, were held at the Beth­ tucket for 13 years. El cemetery, Springfield, Mass. ISRAEL READY FOR TV 1• TEL AVIV - Television experts A veteran of World War II, he The services were conducted by from the United Nations and Aus­ was a member of the Veterans of Rabbi Eli Bohnen of Temple tralia agreed that Israel has the Foreign Wars. He belonged to the Emanuel and Rabbi Samuel Dres­ necessary cultural and artistic re­ Providence Fraternal Association. ner of Temple Beth-El, Spring­ sources to produce interesting and He is survived by his wife, four field. signiftcant television programs. MRS. B. F. KRIEGER the New Jersey College for Wo­ sisters, Mrs. Robert Clark of He was the owner of Distinc­ Funeral services for Mrs. Rose men Manchester, N. H. Aug. 22 in childbirth were held J ewish Home for the Aged. . president of the New England He is survived by three sons, . . Downtown Pawtucket the following day from Park West MRS. NATHAN GALIN Women's Press Association in Albert and William of Providence Park Free • PA 6-9761 Memorial Chapel in New York. 1959. She also served as secretary Funeral services for Mrs. Fania Burial was in Rochelle Park. and Martin N . Chase of Swamp­ (Grebstein) Galin, wife of Nathan Closed Mondays of the Providence Newspaper scott , Mass.; fi ve daughters, Mrs. Mrs. Taylor was graduated from Guild. Galin of New York City, formerly Abraham Blivis, Mrs. Milton Kel­ of Providence, who died Monday, man, Mrs. Benjamin Zall, Miss were held Wednesday in New HARRY DRESS Gertrude Chase and Miss Mollie Funeral services for Harry York City. Chase, all of Providence; a bro­ She is survived by one daughter, Dress. 50, of 188 Hillside Avenue, ther , Alex and a sister, Mrs. Ma­ :l>orolh';f Pawtucket , who died Sunday after Mrs. Manuel Weisman of Need­ mie Broadman. both of Provi­ ham, Mass.; two sons, Martin and a long illness, were held Monday dence. nine grandchildren and Herbert Galin, both of New York at the Max Sugarman Memorial two great-grandchildren . Chapel. Burial was in Lincoln City; t wo brothers Israel Greb­ - Piano :leach.er - stein of New York City and Na­ Park Cemetery. He was the hus­ JOSEPH H. COHEN Grodu~te of Boston University College of Music band of Dorothy (Shultz) Dress. than Grebstein of Miami, Fla., Mus. 8 . Funeral services for Joseph H .. five grandchildren and one gr~at­ Before his illness, Mr. Dress had Cohen , 70, of 88 Sackett Street Moster of Arts Brown University been .a salesman for the Senak Co. grandchild. Among other surv1ors who died Sunday after a short in Providence are three brothers, Member of Music Faculty, Providence Public Schools of Rhode Island. illness, were held Monday at the He was born in Providence on Sigmund, Abe and Benny Greb­ Plantations 1-8439 Max Sugarman Memorial Chapel. stein and a sister, Mrs. Alfred May 25 , 1911, a son of the late Burial was in Lincoln Park Ceme­ Nathan and Ida (Darenda) Dress, Yasnoff. ,l::JQ)...tµ~QQQWWQQQWW~ tery. icontinued on Page 3) Mr. Cohen was the founder of the Empire Radio Co. at 97 MIDWAY Card of Thanks Broad St. The family of the late PAULINE He was born in Fall River on WEISINGER would like to thank their ALIVE friends and relatives for their kind­ Aug. 25 , 1891, a son of the late ness and sympathy at a time when It WITH C Abraham and Yetta

JEWISH CALENDARS For The Year 1961 - 1962 Are Now Available Upon Request I Religious Zealots Extra Matinee of THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1961 3 "This Is Cinerama" KNESSET CLEARS LAVON CLAS-SI Fl ED WANTED Hold Israeli Children There will be an extra matinee DISC JOCKEY - Record hopps, all OC• JERUSALEM - Israel's Parlia­ , casions. Reasonable rates. Call PA ment sustained, at a special ses­ 20 HOURS PER WEEK ( Continued from Page 1) showing of "This Is Cinerama" at Group workers for older adults .. 2·1092--4 P.M. l!M sion, a decision of the Cabinet last Recreation skills and professional the Cinerama Theatre on Labor training desired . . . Allled experi­ Most Are Returned Day, Monday at 2:30 P. M. NICE ROOM in private, comfortable December clearing Pinhas Lavon Moshe Kol, director of Youth home. ldNlly located. Kitchen prl• ence will be considered. This will be in addition to the vllliges. Femal! ~nl~. PA 3-3582. lMapai, 34.51 Asked if his party had organized dence who died August 29, were percent; Herut, 13.7 ; Liberal. the raid he said: "Of course." He held the following day in Temple 13.38; National Religious, 9.98 ; also said there would be more Beth-El. Burial was in Congre­ Mapam, 7.58 ; Ahdut Avodah, gation Sons of Israel and David FRED SPIGEL'S raids unless steps were taken by 6.52 ; Communists, 4.3;. Agudat Is­ Youth Aliya to provide children Cemetery. rael, 3.75 ; Poalel Agudat-Israel, with more stringent Orthodox Born in Russia, Sept. 16, 1882, 1.99. The remainder of the votes KOSHER FOOD CENTER Jewish environment. a son of the late Moshe and Han­ went to Arab parties. 225 - 229 PRAIRIE AVENUE He charged that because of the na Finkelstein, he had lived In Meanwhile, jockeying for posi­ GA 1-8S55 MA 1-605S press of recent immigration chil­ Providence for more than 5-0 tion for formation of the next dren had been farmed out to com­ years. Government is now under way munal settlements where pigs He was a member of Temple here. The Mapai campaign work­ were raised and where there ex­ Beth-El, the board of directors of ers held a large raly at Tel-Aviv SEPTEMBER 10, 11, 12 isted violations of injunctions of the General Jewish Committee, addressed by Mr. Ben-Gurion. and Jewish faith. The bible forbids Providence Fraternal Association, the Mapai secretariat held its first Only 8 more Shopping Days Before Jews to eat pork. Roosevelt Lodge, F . & A. M., the post-election meeting to evaluate At the center, which can ac­ Jewish Home for the Aged Associa­ balloting. Rosh Hashonah commodate 300 children, Mr. Po­ tion, Zionist Organization of Menachem Beigln, leader of He­ rush added that girls were given America, Rhode Island Jewish rut, has proposed that the Liberal shorts to wear, which he said was Historical Society, Providence He­ Party join Herut In a United parli­ We Will Have A Complete Selection "against the laws of modesty." brew Day School association and mentary bloc as an alternative to He said that a "mass prayer the Miriam Hospital Association. the dominant Mapai Party. Herut of Holiday Items At Low Prices. and protest meeting" would be He is survived by his wife, Mrs. has empowered Mr. Beigln to take held by Agudat Israel in Jeru­ Rose Aliyah. Liberal bloc proposal before their MRS. HYMAN MELNICK respective groups. Most of the funds come from Funeral services for Mrs. Eva Hadassah, the women's Zionist Melnick, 85, wife of the late Hy­ FULL LINE organization, which is holding its man Melnick and a resident of Literary Review Makes convention in Denver. the Jewish Home for the Aged who OF HOLIDAY POULTRY­ died Tuesday, were held Thurs­ B-G Says Election Was day at the Schlossberg Memorial Debut In Soviet Union CHOICE SELECTION Chapel, Mattapan, Mass. Burial (Continued from Page 1) Disastrous For Israel was in Congregation Hadrath Is­ "Any country that launches OF MEATS and FOWL TEL AVIV - Mr. Ben-Gurion rael Cemetery, Melrose, Mass. sputniks can also supply Yiddish was philosophic about the out­ She was born in Vilna, Lithu­ typefaces." LAMB CHOPS lb 59c come of the elections. He termed ania, and lived in Boston from The editor said it would be the the results a victory for Mapai, 1905 until 1957, when she entered journal's policy to introduce every even though it lost seats, in view the home here. Yiddish writer with a photograph LEAN FLANKEN lb 49c of what he termed an "unprece­ She was a member of the Jew­ and brief biographical sketch, he dented smear campaign" against ish Home for the Aged and the added: Heinz BAKED BEANS 2 jars 39c it. ' Bayles Club In Providence. "It is often said abroad that The results, however, he as­ She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Yiddish literature in the Soviet No Deposit serted, were "disastrous" for the Maurice J . Cohane of Providence Union has ceased to exist. Here ½ gallon country because they failed to and Mrs. Delles Kritzman of on the last page of the journal ap­ Brighton, Mass., four grand­ No Return bring about a change in the pears a list of 100 persons who Homogenized MILK 40c children and six great-grand­ electoral system. are now writing in Yiddish in children. No Breaking Mr. Ben-Gurion has long ad­ this country - novelists, short 2 ½ gal. for 77c vocated a two-party system for . . . story writers, poets and play­ Israel and the elimination of the HAROLD GREENFIELD wrights." Country Maid BREAD. loaf 15c present system of proportional Funeral services were held in Mr. Vergelis said the publica­ Brookline, Mass., Monday for representation which makes it tion of -his review would promote ASSORTED FLAVORS Plus Deposit virtually impossible for a single Harold Greenfield, 62, of 11 Kay the appearance of more Yiddish­ party ever to command a majority Boulevard, Middletown, a direc­ language works in book form. RED FOX SODA 2 bots 29c of the Parliament and exercise a tory publisher, who died unex­ Contributions from "progressive ALL FLAVORS clear mandate. pectedly at NewPOrt Hospital foreign writers," he said, were Sunday. welcome. He defined progressive Budget Pak ICE CREAM ½ gal 49c U.S. ASKED TO TAKE Mr. Greenfield came to New­ as anything that was "not anti­ ARAB REFUGEES port in 1940 and established the Soviet reactionary." WASHINGTON - The U. S . Eastern Publishing Co., which and other Western nations should since then has published the an­ setts- Bar. For some years he Sabbath Information offer to accept some Arab refugees nual Newport City Directory and practiced law in California. EDDIE IS BACK! Bowiewlves as immigrants in pressing any tax books, the NewPOrt County He was a member of Touro FRESH WATER FISH plan to solve the 13-year-old re­ biennial directory and Greater Synagogue, the_B'nai B'rith and Licht Sabbath ~ fugee problem, said Congressman Providence directories. the NewPOrt County Chamber of FOR THE HOLIDAYS Candles John Lindsay. He said a solution Born in Boston, a son of the Commerce. BEGINNING Tont«ht 7:00 appeared to lie in "some combina­ late Barnett and Rachel Green­ Besides his widow, Mrs. Helen Next Friday at tion of integration, resettlement, field, he was a graduate of Boston (Baker) Greenfield, he leaves a SUNDAY, SEPT. 3rd 6:48 P.M. - and a measure of repatriation in University and its law school and son, Daniel R. Greenfield of New­ Israael." was a member of the Massachu- port. ----

THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1961 SLICHOS SERVICES Rabbi Saul Leeman and Cantor TOURISTS KIDNAPPED Jack Smith will officiate at the My sincere thanks to my friends TEL A VIV' - Two tourists, one Sllchos services to be conducted and relatives for showing their con­ ·American and one British, who Saturday at midnight in the Cran­ cern in so many different' ways dur­ were kidnapped by six Syrians, ston Jewish Center. ing my recent illness. were returned unharmed to Is­ rael this week through United Na­ SAMUEL FRIEDMAN tions observers. They are still hunting for another American.

OPEN FOR BUSINESS TEMPLE BETH DAVID high school. For Information The Sisterhood of Temple Beth about enrollment In the high Sherman ·Price David will hold their first meeting school classes the Bureau office, of the season on Tuesday at 1 :30 DE 1-0956 may be called. P.M. in the temple auditorium. WfwfeJa/e Plans will be formulated at this HUG IVRI time for the Sisterhood Annual A committee of the Hug Ivrl, CASH and CARRY Bridge. Hebrew Speaking Circle, met with the newly elected chairman, Mrs. NURSERY SCHOOLS ENROLL Solomon Bodner to discuss pro­ GARDEN CITY PHARMACY S20 NORTH MAIN STREET Registration for the fall sem­ grams and plans for the coming WI 2-t300 year. Present at the meeting were C. A. Wiesel, Reg. Ph. · Llc. #43 NEXT DOOR TO KENT FURNITURE COMPANY­ ester in both the Jewish Com­ Headquarters for AND MAIN WHOLESALE TOY CO. munity Center's South Side and Mrs. Solomon Ellaash, Dr. and Mrs. Harry Elkin, Dr. and Mrs. GAspee 1-S380 East Side Nursery Schools open­ ed this week, It was announced Aaron Klein and Mordecai Sha­ piro. • COSMETICS • BABY NEEDS by Arthur Kleinberg, Center Pro­ BART~ gram Director. The committee announced Sep­ • "FIRST AID SUPPLIES • VITAMINS Both Nursery schools will begin tember 30th as the opening meet­ Ing Night for the Hug Ivrl. Men • PIPES • HEALTH AND their 1961-1962 term on Wednes­ day, September 13 . and women In the community In­ • TOBACCO BEAUTY AIDS Enrollment in the Center Nur­ terested In joining the Circle may Sewe leave their name at the Bureau • CIGARS-DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED HAVANAS sery Schools Is open to pre-school children aged 3-5 ½ years who are office. OPEN DAILY FROM 1:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. Center Family Members. Both TIME SATURDAY 8:30 A.M. TO 1 P.M. schools operate two sessions dally, SCHOOL REGISTRATIOJ\t Mr. Daniel Jacobs, chairman of "Gift_ Counselors To Industry" Mondays through Fridays. Enroll­ EFFORT ment In morning sessions, from 9 the School Board of Temple A.M. till noon, is open to children Emanuel announces that registra­ MONEY aged 3 to 4 years. Afternoon ses­ tion in th,e weekday department of the Temple Emanuel Religious sions, from 1 to 4 P.M., are open . . . with Sun Life of Canada's to children aged 4 to 5 ½ Years. School wll be held on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 6 and 7, from brand new Automatic Pay­ Transportation Is available ment Plan for life insurance 3:00 to 5:00 P.M. and on Sunday, REGISTER where required. Only a limited premiums. number of openings Is available at Sept. 10, from 10 :00 A.M. to 12:00 both Center schools. Require­ noon. Pupils who have already at­ If you've ever neglected to ments, and registration procedures tended the school and also new pay a premium througll over­ YOUR CHILD NOW for both schools may be obtained pupils must register for the new sight - if writing checks is now by calling the East Side school year. one of the nuisances of your Center, Union 1-2674. Information Parents who have any questions life - let me tell you cibout will be available at the South concerning the eligibility of their Sun Life's A.M.P. • When you AT THE Side Center after Labor Day. children to attend the school, or instruct y9ur bank and the any questions connected with the Sun Life, your premiums are HEBREW SCHOOL school and Its program, can con­ paid automatically each month tact the director of the school, Dr. from your bank account. It's C o m m u n i t y Hebrew High Aaron Klein at the school office not only convenient-the plan's School classes of the Bureau of

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[I 6 THE R. I .. HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1961 Goldmann Reports Austrian Jews Willing To OK Restitution Plan Youth Is His Major Interest JERUSALEM - The Jewish that could have been achieved. · Agency executive convened here Dr. Goldmann also announced le.st week under the chairman­ that there were good chances that largest independent label 1n the ship of Dr. Nahum Goldmann to the Swiss Parliament would pass country. hear a report on the results of a law enabling receipt by Jewish After five months 1 n Provi­ his negotiations with the Vienna organizations of bank accounts dence, Mort Downey feels pretty Government on restitution to deposited in Switzerland by well settled here. If he didn't like Austrian victims of Nazi persecu­ European Jews before the Second Providence, he says,hewouldhave tion. Dr. Goldmann noted that the World War and in the early years left a lot sooner. over-whelming majority of or­ of the war, and which became The son of thewell-lcnownlrtsh ganizations of Jews of Austrian heirless property when the owners tenor, Mr. Downey at almost 24, origin had accepted the agree­ fell victim -to Nazi persecution. has been a disc jockey for thepast i'nent with the Austrian Govern­ He said such a law would prob­ four years in Texas and California ment feeling that it was the best ably release those accounts which and other parts of the COlllltry. He have been inactive since 1940. The is now disc jockey and music di­ Jewish leader also reported on an rector at WICE and its allied sta- U.S. Poll Shows agreement reached with the West - tion, WHIH of Norfolk, Va. Eichmann Is Guilty German Finance Ministry over the NEW YORK - Americans in 21 payment of compensation to those He isinterestedinyOllllgpeople, cities, questioned in a sample poll Jewish victims of Nazism who left particularly those between 12 and through man-in-the-street inter­ Eastern Europe after 1953. 17 years of age. He has been work­ views, believe "almost without a The executive also discussed . Ing with the teenagers at the Jewish the situation of the Zionist or­ Commllllity Center since he has single exception" that Adof Eich­ mann is guilty of crimes against ganization of France. It was de­ Preparing to sign over 10% of the royalties which will be been in Providence. He has also the Jeiwsh people and crimes cided to make an effort to estab­ realized on his latest recording is Mort Downey, seated. On worked with the Youth for Christ Movement (a non-sectarian or­ against humanity. The New York lish a broad confederation of all the left is Jeff Davis, president of the Jewish Community Hearld Tribune reported here. Zionist parties and non-Zionist Center Summer CanTEEN, and ·on the right is Art Klein­ ganization) and received an award from them for his work with ju­ The poll was conducted by the organizations in France. A founda­ berg, Center program director. veniles. Herald Tribune and other news­ tion conference for such a con­ Having worked with yollllg peo­ papers in various cities. including federation will be held in Paris ple for a great many years and At the present, he Is the only Chicago. Detroit, San Francisco, in the near future. You are SURE of the FINEST having enjoyed it, there is no great Downey who Is working with music. Washington. Houston. Salt Lake CHOICE meats, fancy turkeys, surprise in the fact that Mort His father Is president of the Coca City. Cincinnati, Dayton, St. Louis, "The margin was very narrow broilers, capons, plump fawl, spring Downey, Jr. In the five months he Cola Company, and his three bro­ Rochester (N .Y .), Los Angeles and between those who thought Eich­ pullets for the holidays at: has been here, has become Inter­ thers and sisters are Interested in I Oklahoma City. mann should be put to death for ested In the youth at the Jewish other areas. Respondents were asked If they his crimes and those who thought : George Berlinsky' s Community Center. Not only has thought Eichmann received a fair he should be given life imprison­ he acted as disc jockey for the He feels that youth needs good trial before the panel of three ment. There was a shade more : KOSHER MEAT MARKET dances at the Center, but he is now times and good facllitles, and It Is judges In Jerusalem, which had opinion favoring the latter. As to a member of the Center. what the court probably will de­ : 232 PRAlrflE AVENUE for that reason that he Is giving the heard the case for four months: • Willard Shop!)ing Centef Just the other night he showed money to the Jewish Commllllity what they thought his sentence cide: Most persons questioned be­ his true desire to help by offering Center. "The stupid things that lieved Eichmann would be found GENUINE should be if convicted; and what to give 1(1,t of the royalties on his teen-agers do can he controlled type of punishment he should re­ guilty but that his life would be Steer LIVER lb 69c newest recording to the Center. and forgiven,'' he feels. He has ceive if found guilty. Summarizing spared. Many seem to think he Since Mr. Downey received a been working at the Center with the results of the poll, The Herald would get life Imprisonment." Golden Record for his recording of teen-agers Syd Gershman and Jeff Tribune reported: Short RIBS lb-29c "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" Davis, president of the Summer "Almost without a single excep­ for Imperial in 1957 (this record CanTEEN; Mark Forman, South IN QUALITY tion, the men and women inter­ Tops AND SERVICE sold one million copies within Side Director and Art Kleinberg, viewed believed Eichmann WB8 three months) his offer Is not just East Side Program Director. guilty and that his trial had William and Gertrude Newman's Call DE 1-9595 an empty gesture. His newest re­ proven him to be. The very few cord "Ballad of Billy Brown" and Does he feel that he should say For Free Delivery what will be done with the money? people who disagreed made a FISHMAN'S "Flattery" was made for the Ca­ point of Eichmann's claim that dence Record Company, the second "No," says Mr. Downey, "the leaders of the Center know the pur­ he was an underling taking orders , t!,' zi r.!-' zi poses of the Center and will use it from higher-ups. Kosher Meats , 1n whatever areas of need that 214 Prairie Averrue' - are most necessary." Rabbis Ordained In South Africa - For The Holidays - JOHANNESBURG - So u th Choice Selection of Israel's Population African Jewish history was made TURKEYS - CAPONS here le.st week when, at a gala SPRING PULLETS Over Two Million event at the Carlton Hotel here, this country's first two locally BROILERS - CHICKENS Diamonds • Watches • Rings • Silverware JERUSALEM - Israel has a FRESH record population of 2,170,082 trained rabbis received their or­ Unusual Gold Jewelry and Charms • Fine China persons, according to provisional dination. They compose the first Steer LIVER lb 69c results of the May 22 census re­ graduating class of the Ministers For Early Delivery To All Points Giftware • Cameras • Radios • Leather Goods, etc. ported this week. The total is Training College, established here Call MA 1-7596 nearly two and a half times as five years ago jointly by the Jew­ much as that indicated by a previ­ ish Board of Deputies, the Federa­ ous census taken Nov. 11, 1948, six tion of Synagogues and the Board THE CUT YOU WANT! months after Israel statehood was of Jewish Education. Cut The Way You Want It! declared. Chief Rabbi L.1. Rabinowitz and - Gift Wrappi ■ g a11d Oeli•ery, of Coune - -AT- The findings were presented to Rabbi Hillel Medalie, of Leeds, England, currently visiting here, EL 1=9280-11 llOOMS 805 - 110 President Ben-Zvi by Prof. R. Ba­ chi, the government statistician, were the principal speakers at the LAPHAM BUILDING, ltli FLOOll and senior members of the .census reception tendered to the two new­ KE~LER'S 290 WESTMINSTER ST.• PllOVIDENCE, It . I. staff at a reception. Three cities ly ordained clergymen, Rev. Ab­ ner Weiss and Rev. Gerald Mazi­ O.pe• Mo■ • thru Sat. 9 - 6 and Tues. a11d Thurs. Hites were listed as having populations -,W.!J KOSH.ER '1'DJ of more than 100,000. bow. Rev. Weiss has just been ap­ They were Tel Aviv, with 386,­ pointed as spiritual leader of a congregation in Durban . . ! 612 residents; Haifa, with 182,­ . 007; and Jerusalem, with 166,301 In The Willard Shopping Center persons. Jerusalem has almost Calendar of JWB Special For Your Idoubled in population since the HOLIDAY FESTIVE BOARD 1948 census. Published for. Gis A Choice Selection of The next two largest urban NEW YORK - The National The Herald is now accepting areas are Ramat Gan, near Tel Welfare Board (JWB) le.st week • CHICKENS Aviv, with more than 90,000 resi­ announced publication of the • BROILERS "Younger Set" Photos dents, and Petah Tik.vah, with 1961-62 edition of the official Jew­ 53,000. Forty-nine other towns ish Calendar for Members of the • CAPONS For early publication and For our Files with populations of from 5,000 Armed Forces, more than 3,000,000 • TURKEYS • Glossy Prints Preferred • 5" x 7" or larger to 50,000 include three all-Arab copies of which have been issued PLEASE ORDER EARLY towns, as well as a dozen points since 1917. • Snapshots not accepted will be in the Negev which were un­ A member agency of USO, JWB Call JA 1-0960 populated In 1948. The new Negev FOR FREE DELIVERY Is auhorized by the U. S. Govern­ TO CRANSTON • GARDEN CITY THE JEWISH HERALD settled points rang in population ment to serve the religious 1md NORTH END EAST SIDE 1117 DoatlaAff. Pnm•••11:1, I. I. from 6,000 in Eilat to 24,000 in morale needs of Jewish service­ WARWICK Ashkelon. men and their dependents and REMEMBER: "The Proof of the Pudding Is In the Eattn11" Use Herald Classified ads. hospitalized veterans. r,-

Use Herald Claaaifled ada. THE IL I. HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1961 7 -;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;; -----:,------_-_-_-_-_-__- ,_-_------r SLJCHOS SERVICES PLACE YOUR HOLIDAY .Slichos Services will be held at midnight Saturday in Congrega­ ORDERS EARLY! tion Sons of Zion. • GEFUL TE FISH • (Strong) HORSE RADISH A Herald ad always gets the home made best results-our subscribers com­ • CHICKEN SOUP • KREPLACH prise an active buying market. • CHOPPED LIVER • ROAST CHICKENS & CAPONS • TAYGLACH • TZIMMES WANTED 20 HOURS PER WEEK • SPONGE CAKE • HONEY CAKE Group workers for older adults . . • KUGEL • KNISHES Recreation skills and professional training desired . . . Allied experi­ • STRUDEL ence wlll be considered. • BUTTER COFFEE CAKES Send Resume At Once • MOHN COOKIES • MONDLEN THE HERALD, BOX 60I Many Other Fine Delicacies All Home Made And Strictly Kosher Jessie Diamond \0 -1£ARS WITH 13 Burlington St., lust off Hope DE 1-2279 EL 1-2817 COHN. MUTUAL LIFE Fred Kelman Photo Alumni Room - The Alumni Planning Committee of the SLICHOS SERVICES Back from Camp Special ! ! Providence Hebrew Day School met on Aug. 28 at the home Slichos services will be held of Thomas W . Pearlman, 203 Blackstone Boulevard to dis­ Saturday at midnight at Con­ cuss with Mr. Pearlman, 1961 Building Fund Chairman of BLANKETS the new Providence Hebrew Day School Building on Elm­ gregation Anshe Kovno. (DRY CLEANED) grove Avenue in Providence, plans for an alumni room in Consuttant for Income, corpora­ A ·Herald ad always gets the tion, estete and -gift taxes. the new building to be· supported by the alumni in honor of Approved company and prlvete Rabbi Akiva Egozi, Director of the Day School. Present were best results---Our subscribers com­ pensions. prise an active buying market. Executive compensation plans. Gloria P. Korn, Simmons College; Paul S. Berger, Colum­ Non.Can Sickness and Accident bia University; Arnold L. Blasbalg, Brown University; Bar­ Coverage. bara Feit, Pembroke College; Arthur A. Smith, Massachu­ COMPLETE SELECTION setts Institute of Technology. These five students are typical BERNARD ROSEMAN of the over 100 Day School alumni. They have been honor 732 Industrial Bank Bldg. e Until Sept. 9th students in high school and college. Two of them received NEW YEAR CARDS Providence 3 GA 1-5401 800 scores on their college Scholastic Aptitude Tests, which HELEN'S CARDS & GIFTS • No limit 718 Reservoir Ave., Cranston is the highest score attainable. Open Dally • 9:30 to 6 p. m. • This ad (cut out) must be "MARTY" used when blankets are presented for cleoning Non-Interference Stressed As Weissman KOSHER MEAT MARlAlgebra Imagine looking your best and being Congregation Beth David of ! ! comfortable too. And the best part of Narragansett will hold ground­ ; But You'll Give Us A+ for Our I l breaking ceremonies for their new ; Beautiful Selection of . . . I I· all is alterations are free and you don't building on Sunday, Sept. 3, at 11 J have to wait. A. M ., at Kingstown Road and I I Fifth Avenue, Narragansett Pier. Members of the Building Fund Committee are Harry Miller, Harry YOU TOO SHOULD VISIT Halpern and Karl Foss, with Paul I"campus correct clothes" i Leviten as Campaign chairman. The Building C o m m I t t e e In charge of construction includes i • Sweaters • Skirts I THE JOBI SHOPPE, INC. Barney Cramer, chairman; Elisha ! • Shorts • Slacks I Scollard, Jacob Frank, members; Morris Horovitz, president of the ! • Shirts • Dresses I For The i § Congergatlon, ex-officio. Mr. Hy­ I • Jackets • Suburban I " ULTIMATE IN INTIMATES" man Stone ls vice-president; Ben­ ton Odessa, treasurer; Lazar = • Rain Coats Coats ■ THE Finest in Foundations Kaufman, gabbal; David Hassen­ I I feld, secretary. I • OPEN FRI. 'TIL 9 ST 1-0048 ii 138 Wayland Ave. MAnning 1-7305 KENYATTA TO VISIT ISRAEL ( next to W oyland Bo leery) JERUSALEM-Jomo Kenyatta, the Kenya African nationalist, i ,,_e,,..JS4' I leader, has accepted an offlc;lal In­ FREE PARKING IN FRONT OF STORE vitation to visit Israel, Foreign I 42 Rolfe St. I ■ ~ Mlnlstcy sources here revealed. No § Cranston, R. I. ■ date has yet been set. !.llll ■ llll ■ lll l ■ llll ■ lll l ■ llll ■ l lll ■ ll l! ■ ll ll ■ llll ■ llll ■ llll ■ lll, ■ II H . llll ■ h , ■ 1111 ■ 11 11 ■ 11 11 ■ 11 11 ■ 1111 ■ 11 11 ■ 1111 ■1 B THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1961 ~Or:-c-st"1MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMCMMMMM Teeners Find _LUYE THE SHOWERS :.:ro THE BRIDES, Weatherman! Keep the rain away, and the skies Parents Lack clear, until AFTER we have completed our gift shopping at JAMES XAPLAN Inc. for those June Weddings and Graduations. Such beautiful gifts . . . Jewish Spirit and such fabulous JAMES KAPLAN STARLIGHT, Pa. - Delegates prices . . . deserve fair weather ror all us girt shoppers lo get together. to a national Jewish youth con­ vention here last week criticized their parents for failing to give .James Kaplan~ Inc. them a more adequate Jewish - JEWELERS - background. 250 Auburn St., Cranston "It is a sad commentary on the HO 7 -6660 HO 7-6661 current status of the Jewish home that the only way young people • JEWELRY • CHINA • LUGGAGE • APPLIANCES • WATCH REPAIR can fulfill their needs for Jewish Open Thurs. and F·rl. • DIAMONDS identification, or find out what U.ntu , Industrial Discounh Judaism has to offer them is to I ft MC-li-lJ-IAAAJ-IAJ...;li--iJ-14-n-.JA4J----aU=tibb t Join organizations," said a com­ mittee report presented at the 38th annual convention of Aleph Za­ dik Aleph, the boy's division of Honeymoon Cruise - Mr. the B'nai B'rith Youth Organiza­ Stock up now· for the long Holiday ahead - and Mrs. Edward Rotmer tion. 160 Lowden Street just re~ Guest Robbi _ Rabbi Saul This alleged parental disinter­ F ramowitz, wi II serve as th turned from a honeymoon est, the report said, "leads among A&P QOSED MONDAY ~~~:: cruise to Nassau aboard the other things to confusion on the Rabbi and Cantor during 100% air-conditioned S. S. part of youth as to which branch the High Holydays at Con­ BAHAMA STAR, sailing di­ of Judaism they wish to follow if gregation Shaare Zedek. rectly from the heart of Indeed, they wish to follow any: It Rabbi Framowitz, of New York M iami. is certainly true that many pa­ received his Smicha from the rents cannot be looked to for Mesivta Torah Vodaath and his Mrs. Rotmer is the former Miss secular education at the John Elayne Ackerman, 28 Fisk Sreet. guidance. Their allegiance to a particular branch of Judaism, as Hopkins, Columbia and Temple often as not, stems from a variety University leading to a B. A. In of factors - least of which are Sociology. Agh Deportation Order conviction and understanding." Another c o m m i t t e e report Reversed By Board sounded a warning against inter­ WASHING TON - The United marriage. "Aside from very real ADLER States Immigration Appeals Board problems of assimilation which could result from intermarriage," SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY READY TO COOK last week cleared Lazio Imre Agh Hardware & Paint Co. of Scotch Plains of charges that he the report stated, "facts are clear tortured Jewish laborers In Hun­ that marriages in which partners gary during World War 2. The are of different faiths are headed SPECIAL TURKEYS 2~~;s LB34c ruling reversed a deportation or­ for potential trouble, particularly der handed down last October in once children arrive and the question of their religious training FACTORY CLOSEOUT -4TO8LBS LB 37c 8TO1HBS Lit 36c Newark by the U. S. Immigration Service. arises." The appeals board in a 32-page PLOT TO KILL NASSER WALLPAPER report said the Government had Sunny Brook Grade A failed to prove that Agh mis­ NICOSIA - Zeev Levin, Is­ Values Over $1.00 rael Ambassador here, vehem­ treated Jews at the Komrom. ently denied a report spread by Hungary, labor camp, and found Combat, a mass circulation news­ to the contrary that there was paper, alleging the existence of some evidence Agh had reacted 39c per roll an Israeli "plot" to have Gama! violently against a display of pro­ nazl sympathy at the camp. Abdel Nasser assassinated when 198 Prairie Ave. DE 1-.8135 FRESH 0 the United Arab Republic Presi­ '-'II L L AR;:J SHOP P ING C:E NTE-R . - Witnesses had testified last Oc­ dent visits Cyprus next month. tober that Agh had workers bea­ ten, humiliated and tortured while he served as a lieutenant at a Shop MELZER'S For the LARGEST SELECTION OF EGGS forced labor barracks in Kom­ rom in 1942. It was alleged he JEWISH NEW YEAR CARDS Medium Size forced workers to do push ups And A Complete Line OF RELIGIOUS MERCHANDISE: over upturned bayonets, had • TALEl~IM • MAHRZORIM • YARMULKES e TALIS BAGS guards trample on conscripts' • CHROME CANDLE STICKS e ·cANDLES • ISRAELI GIFTWARE • RELIGIOUS JEWELRY stomachs and partially buried (Gold and Sliver Stars, Etc.) DOZEN workers. 45c Agh Cleared of Beatings For Succoth! A Big Selection Of The report stated that the beat­ ESROGIM AND LULOVIM ings of Jews were done by labor PLEASE PLACE YOUR ORDER BEFORE YOM KIPPUR service men regularly stationed at the camp, not by Agh or any of Buy In The Store That Gives You The Best Yellow, Ripe, Nutricious Discounts And Fairest Dealings .... the artlllerymen under his com­ -RELIGIOUS DEPT. CLOSED ON $ATURDAYS- mand. The board stated, "We do not bPliPve we can completely ilmore MELZER'S SHOPPING CENTER the fact that the respondent has 238 Prairie Avenue MA 1-8524 Open Eevenings Bananas now lived in the United States for over 13 years, and that since his arrival, he has not committed any act which could breading It to­ day, will some clay be inspired to Second Class Postage Paid at Provtdence, Rhode Island I am changing the name of my Philadelphia be the only city to write In this ar a stmllar Style ID SubscrlpUon Rates: Fifteen Cents the copy; By Mall, $5.00 per annum; outside colwnn from "OneMan'sOptnlon" have a man with an opinion. the years to come. New England, $8.00 per annum. Bulk rates on request. to the name above. There ls another reason far the And now that I have expla1Ded The Herald assumes no financial responslblllty for typographical errors In The reasons are many. change. People have come to know the name, let me tell you something advertisements, but will reprint that part of the advertisement In which the begin typographical error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the management To with, I am tired afthe me by the name of the colwnn, and I have ·read, which ls very appro­ Immediately of any error which may occur. name. I suspect that so are you. have forgotten my name altogether. priate to the vacation season that After fifteen years af v o 1 c 1 n g A gendeman In Providence always FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1961 has just ended. "opinions," I think that it ls time greets me by the name of the col.:. A teacher In Israel -II telling for a change. Not that the content wnn. Here comes Mr. Opinion. her class about a bird that came• of the column wlll change. It wlll And so I decided to change the to Israel every year while winier be the same as before. I cannot do name. rages In his mtive land. She was otherwise. But ltwUlbedoneunder And the reason for the new a very good teacher, and she de­ ,ouR MONEr'S a different name. It's like changing name ls also fUll almeanlngtome, scribed In minutest detail the beau­ your hat, your tie, your brand of at least. tiful plumage al the ~lrd. the strong cigarettes. In my father's house, In the nests he bullda for his children, Then I have noticed thau Phil­ Uttle town on the Ukraine, the post­ the big spread of his wings, and WORTH adelphia newspaper carrtes a col­ man delivered a weekly newspaper, bis long journey lDltil he comes wnn under the name "One Man's Hamodla, the Messenger. In that to Israel. Opinion." At first glance I thought newspaper there was a weekly col­ by Sylvia Porter "And," the teacher said, ..we that it was my colwnn. "He, he,'' wnn called '"Me Erev Shabos Le­ welcome tile birds. Let them come I thought. "You are getting up In Erev Shabos," from Sabbath Eve and drink In our sunshine and our GADGET-CRAZY AUTO BUYERS this world. A Philadelphia news­ to Sabbath Eve. That newspaper hospitality. Let them remember paper reprints you." But then my and that column have long disap­ us when they return to their native vanity began to sag. I realized that peared. I was a youngster al nine lands, and let them come back Would you Ulte a "bottom cool­ ly upholstered compact. the author ls another man 'With the ar ten then, andlremembermyfa­ again and again." er., for your auto--a rig which As one illustration, on GM's ~e Idea for a title. So there are ther asking me to read the colwnn. The teacher almost torgot him­ blows air Into a special seat cush­ compact Corvalr, 62 per cent al two men• s opinions. At the begin­ I do not remember the content, but self and delivered a fiery speach ion to circulate breezes under the buyers are ordei:tng factory­ ning, I became enraged. How dare I do remember the mood al the about the Land al Israel, how beau­ you and thereby to give you the Installed automatic transmissions, that man talae my title. I might colwnn. It was a colwnn as sharp tiful it ls, and how pleasant it Is ultimate In driving luxury? It's 95 per cent want heaters, 50 per even, I thought In my anger, make as a razor, and as bright as a ~y to Uve In Israel. available: $12.95 at Hammacher cent want radios. On Dodge's com­ a case al it. I had visions of a law in June. It was the only newspaper "And now," the teacher asked, Schlemmer, New York. pact Lancer, 60 per cent specify suit that encompassed two states, In our Uttle town, and everybody "tell me children, what ls the name Would you like to have a "Cof­ pushbutton transmission, 40 per Rhode Island and PennsylvanlL But cane to Usten or to read it. My of that vtsltar to our shores?" fee, Soup and Toddy Warmer" cent want a radio, 95 per cent a then I did not know who was first, younger brother, who was the A child raised his hand and which you can plug Into· a socket heater. On Ford'scompactFalcon, he, the Philadelphian, or I, al Rhode "Genius" in the family, would said: on your car's dashboard so you almost 50 per cent select the auto­ Island, with the title "One Man's stand on the table andreadthecol­ • 'TIiey are American tourists." can have a hot drink at will? It's matic transmission, 47 per cent Opinion." And so, to my shame, I wnn aloud. All would shake their . . . available: $11. 95 at Lewis Iii Con­ take radios, also 95 per cent want decided to clear the field. Let heads and clap their tongues. Ha, P)' woman who h ■p­ chromed, leH powered, more thin- 12:30 p.m.-Unlted Order of True Sisters, Inc.. Board Meeting. adoon" ••. David Sussldnd s I g n e d pens also to be ugly." 10 .THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1961 i.n the United States. It had open­ Israeli Bank Unit ed a representative office in New Opens on Wall St. York in 1950, and became an NEW YORK - The opening last agency in 1959. Conversion of the week of a branch in the United agency into a full-fledged branch For The Best In . . . States, at 60 Wall St. here was now enables the bank to transact every kind of commercial banking • MACHSURIM announced by Bank Leumi le­ Let's Make Up IsraeL The bank, which has 135 business. TALEISIM branches in Israel and affiliated • By Jack Stein · , TFILIN § banks in London and Zurich, is Saturdoy Evening 5-8 P.M. • among the first six foreign banks BUFFET SUPPER ESROGIM licensed to open branches here, By Candlelight • following last year's revision of the FABULOUS DESSERTS • NEW YEAR CARDS ~~~,::==~~~~;;J Ne·w York State banking law en­ MISS DUTTON'S RELIGIOUS GOODS Cosmetics and hairstyles of was required throughout history. titltng it, among other activities, • DExter 1-5995 And • BOOKS the modern day may seem revolu­ Through the years, l have accum­ to accept deposits and savings ac­ tlonery, but .the pages of history ulated some interesting items counts from t he general public. of Every Description deny this. The laws governing which I have placed in a note book Establishment of the New York them have been brought up todate, entitled, "Did You Know." I have branch is the culmination of 11 Jee_Sf '1/ing is an Come To but the styles have changed very selected a few which I am sure years of Bank Leumi's activities little. As a make-up artist, l have you will find as interesting as I ZAIOMAN'S to continuously do research to keep have. Did you know that: Ari and we are up with the changes In modern In ancient Egypt the Hebraic BABY PORTRAITS BOOK STORE grooming as well as knowing what law forbade the use of the human MASTER FUR ARTISTS form in any picture or design. Taken In Your Home see our exciting new patterns 308 North Main Street Make-up artists appeared on Anywhere tor the coming year DORIC DAY SCHOOL By 0. T . DELANEY Nursery Kindergarten the scene during the Renaissance - Mink A Specialty - DE l'-5560 Providence Accredited by R. L Board of Education - State Licensed Period (1519-1589). They were A Jewish Religious store should be All Day or Half Day Sessions called beauty doctors and used In­ Little Folks Studio MARK WEINBERG closed on Saturdays. Balanced Hot Meals Phone: TUrner 4-9663 Register Now For Fall Session formation about cosmetics gather­ CUSTOM . FURRIER ed by the Crusaders from the Pay calls deducted Limited Enrollment 290 Westminster Street Zaidman's Is Closed on Saturday. Transportation Orient. Many of the same pigments from order. HO 1-8251 WI 1-6051 used were those that were em­ ployed in the art of painting on any ~ : ::1 ■ 11 11 ■ 1 ill ■ : lll ■ lll l ■ llll ■ il ll ■ II U■ ! lll ■ llll ■ ll 11 ■ 1 111 ■ 1 1 ll ■ ll ll ■ llll ■ llll ■ lll l ■ llll ■ lll l ■ ll l lll llll ■ llll ■ llll ■ IH l 'ii surface. ■ ~ Having the hair dressed for the weekend dates back to the ATTENTION I HOUSEKEEPER · : Eighteenth Century. Men and wo­ i men sent their wigs to be dressed Meadowbrook and Pawtuxet Bowlers! ! on Saturday so that they would be neat for the weekend functions. "Rags" Gallagher, former manager of the Meadowbrook Bowling Center, i FOR TWO ADULTS : wlll be pleased to welcome his many friends at his completely renovated Hairdressers and hairdressing ! HUSBAND ILL • schools as we now know them " GATEWAY TO BOWLING," located in Pawtuxet at the Warwick­ ! i originated in Paris in 1769. There Cranston City line (vicin ity Rhodes-on-the-Pawtuxet) - opening date were men and women who were about September 10th. ! LIGHT HOUSEWORK, PLAIN COOKING ■ called artist hairdressers and ! • charged a high fee for instructing For league reservations please call REgent 7-9135 new students. ! LIVE IN ■ In 1870, no lady used make-up ! ■ or allowed any one to believe that ! PRIVATE ROOM AND BATH !!ii she did. Many would hide and apply a dash of powder and a little rouge ! ! discreetly in the privacy of their , PROTECTION FOR ! EAST SIDE HOME 1. boudoir. ! ! There was a law introduced in YOUR FAMILY ! CLEANING HELP EMPLOYED ! the New Hampshire legislature in 1925 to forbid the sale of cos­ Life Insurance - Annuities ! I metics. In ancient Egypt, 1800 Coll evenings years before, a similar law was for your Fomily During Youi ! PL 1-8887 ! Active Years. 7 - 8:30 debated by the council of elders. I I The Aztecs were also against A Monthly Annuity In­ alll lll l ■ llll ■ l11 l ■ lll l ■ llll ■ lll l ■ lll l ■ lll l ■ l lll ■ llll ■ lll l ■ ll ll ■ llll ■ ll ll ■ lll l ■ ll ll ■ ll ll ■ ll ll ■ llll ■ llll ■ ll! : ■ 111 1 ■ 111 1 ■ 11 1 ; I the use of make-up. A mother come for Yourself when you wrote her daughter: "Don't paint decide to retire or curtail your face and lip~. It's ugly, un­ your octivities. healthy and dishonest." In 1770, a bill was introduced For full information call in the British Parliament to stop women from deceiving men: "All women of whatever age, rank, de-­ FRANK LAZARUS gree or profession, whether vir­ Life Insurance Protection gins, maidens orwidows, who shall Office - GA 1-3812 Res. - PL 1-0716 from and after such an act impose 635 Industrial Trust Building .upon, seduce or betray in matri­ IMMEDIATE RESERVATIONS mony any of His Majesty's sul):.. jects, by the scents paints, cos-. , \ (Official Rates-Absolutely No Extra Cost To You) metics, washes, artificial teeth, ALL LEADING HOTELS PERSONALLY INSPECTED false hair, spanish wool, high heel­ ed shoes, holstered hips, shall For The HIGH HOLIDAYS - Complete Information On Types Of Resort, Age Groups, Rates, Etc. • incur the penalty of the law in ~~=~i:D g~~~~:~~RS 1::,ii~~l~~USE force against Witchcraft." A Complete Selection of BALSAMS IRVINGTON PLUM POINT Women today feel that they BERKSHIRE KERNAN'$ SAMOSET spend a great deal of money on BIRCHTOFT KINAPIC SEA CREST BRICKMAN'$ KUTSHERS SCA ROON make-up, history would dispute BROWN'S LAURELS SHAWANGA this fact. Many a cosmetic firm CHALET LAUREL IN PINES SINCLAIR FRESH WAT·ER FISH EASTERN SLOPE MAGNOLIA SPOFFORD would ·have liked to have Napoleon's · FALLSVIEW MARCY TAMARACK Josephine for a customer: Her FLAGER MAPLEWOOD TARLETON Available at our Providence, Westerly GRANDVIEW MT. WASHINGTON WENTWORTH ·HALL yearly cosmetic bill was $200,000. GLENMERE NAPANOCH WHITE ROE The wearing of a small beard and Fall River stores. GRISWOLD NEVELE YOUNGS GAP by many men was first introduced HARRISON PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY - AND MANY OTHERS EVERYWHERE by the Venetian gentlemen in the year 1600. -Brochures On Request­ • • • FAMOUS MIAMI BEACH PACKAGE TRIPS You can plainly see that cos­ Air - Roil Transportation Arra,.ged metics has a very interesting EUROPE-ISRAEL-BERMUDA-NASSAU history and there is very little that CRUISES - CRUISES really originated in this century. BRANDEIS BUILDS WALTHAM, Mass - Brandeis Zelda Kouffman University will erect a new Art Enclave containing studios, class­ CRANSTON TRAVEL SERVICE rooms and workshops for the 801 Park Avenue, Cranston teaching of painting, sculpture, OPEN DAILY - MONDAY THRU SATURDAY TEL. ST 1-4977 and the graphic arts, it was an­ "Visit Our Honeymoon and Vacation Exhibit" nounced here by Brandeis presi­ - 9 A M . TO 9 P. M . - dent, Abraham L. Sachar. ~E R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1'61 · ll

- 'Excerpts from an Address l}y Campajgn Chairman MERRILL L. HASSENFELD at the National United Jewish Appeal Conference.in New York City in a Report given on his-return from a Special UJA Study Mission to Israel. Rhode Island is proud to · ; have one of its own leaders chosen to represent us ·at this great National Conference. ,"g .1:Jul llJlad:iDnlJ. oj lliR lo.uAi.ld • . < moaAJ.on• • oj !J#U,Ulf. ,, ......

' ... "'I refer to the invasion by sincere well- meaning ·Jews, who in ever­ increasing numbers come back from Israel after seeing a thriving land covered with beautiful and pro­ ductive agricultural communities, magnificent universities and medical centers, museums, hotels and concert halls. Seemingly everything is ac­ co~ plished, all needs are met. But the_se people have seen the surface and the surface picture only. They ~annot discern the profound prob­ lems under this surface. They do not realize that we are only a fraction of the way toward bolstering and making the lovely facade a per­ manent reality ..."

" Documentary evidence disproves the over­ MERRILL L. HASSENFELD, our 1961 relaxed and complacent returnees. Increasing im-. I GJC Campaign Chairman, meets migr_ation; agricultural needs, chronically ill and· PREMIER DAVID BEN GURION on his handicapped im~igrants, educational and vocation­ UJA Fact-Finding Mission to Israel al training needs . . . prove that Israel needs even more help in 1J61 ! ! " •., -•~ • I

·9.Mald'A r-.... . tldtuw/lmJlJtt/J ·oilaJ ;J{µjnm,_ ?1RP.rh Sli11 [xW! ' ' .. Your, flelp~· vo·ur 'Contributions To ·th~-1961 Genera_l- Jewish Committee· Campaign Can Meet These Needs •' ' ...... ; . .GI .VE GE.NEROUSL_Y TO GJC ' Campaign Chai,;.,o~,-MERRILL: L. HASSENFELD GJC President, JOSEPH W. RES'S ' ~ '.N.: • ~ , • ' • ... ••. •• . • This adHrlisment paid lor by o friend ol- th« GJC ' •' lZ 'THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1961 Shapiro Appointed N. E. Style Home Mede ACCUSES USSR COPENHAGEN Ya a CO V To R. I. S. D. Faculty PIES and CAKES Sharett, First Secretary of the Is­ The appointment of Dr. Nathan Many with fresh frultl raeli Embassy at Moscow. who H. Shapira as assistant professor East Side Diner was ousted by the Soviet Govern­ in the Industrial Design Depart­ Near Red Bridge ment recently, accused the USSR ment at the Rhode Island School 3'0 Waterman Strfft of trumpting up "a fake espion­ of Design was announced by Dr. age charge" against him. John R . Frazier, president of the college. WEINSTEIN'S Dr. Shapira completed his un­ dergraduate studies at Lycee Spira Haret and the University of Bucharest. He received his Doc­ tor's Degree in Architecture in LAKE PEARL, WRENTHAM, MASS. - OFF ROUTE 1A 1954 at the Politechnico di Milano, Spend Your Labor Day Weekend Here Italy. During 1956 he was a visit­ Ing scholar at the Massachusetts - EVERYTHING FOR YOUR PLEASURE - Institute of Technology with a specialization In advanced visual HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES design and graphic presentation. ON OUR OWN PREMISES During 1957 and 1958 he was a Make Reservations Now - Call EV 4-3102 lecturer to the faculty of archi­ RABBINICAL SUPERVISION - RABBI ISADORE PICKHOLTZ tecture at the Institute of Tech­ nology, Haifa, and director of the Israel Institute of Industrial De­ sign. He has served as visiting At SACKETT'S professor and lecturer at Weslyan University and Vassar College.

BACK-TO-SCHOOL PEARLS - BEADS RESTRUNG AND KNOTTED MRS. DAVID MARSHALL GREENSTEIN SUPPLIES • Cultured Pearls Miss Deborah Ruth Smith. bodice and front panel of the Complete Selection Of • Beautiful Clasps daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Newel gown was of hand clipped chan­ L. Smith of 172 Chace Avenue, was tilly lace. A sash of folded organza NOTEBOOKS - PAPER - PENS - BRIEF CASES WOODMAN'S married Sunday In Temple Eman- fell from each side of the waist­ 55 Eddy It. JA 1-tf77 FULL SELECTION OF uel to David Marshall Greenstein, line down to a large bow over the son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Green- bouffant skirt ending in a chapel WI IHCIALIZI IN stein of 93 Caporal Street, Cran- length train. Her silk illusion five JEWISH NEW YEAR CARDS TYPING • MIMIOGRAPHINO ston. tiered veil of finger tip length fell BOOKKIIPINO Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen officiated from a queen's crown of pearls For Friends and Family Bar Mltlnh And Weclcllne- 1n,.1tatloM at the 6 P .M . ceremony. A recep- and aurora crystals. She carried tlon followed in the temple. a cascade arrangement of stepha- HEENIE FINEMAN Given in marriage by her father, notis and white orchids. SACKETT'S WAYLAND OFFICE SHVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR THE HOSTESS the bride wore a princess line Mrs. Howard A. Weiser was ma­ PL 1-2800 gown of white silk organza fa- tron of honor and Miss Diane 742 HOPE STREET Near Rochambeau 45 IIIKONK ITRIIT shioned with a portrait neckline Bloom and Miss Patricia Pastille at Wayi.ncl Square and short shirred sleeves. The were bridesmaids. Howard B. Greenstein. brother of the bridegroom, was best man. dining comfort at Nell Greenstein, brother of the ~~ GAS AIR - CONDITIONING for your bridegroom, Charles J . Garfinkel, Lewis S. Pollack, and Howard A. Weiner were ushers. Following a wedding trip to Ellenville, N. Y . and Niagara Falls. the couple will reside at Edgewood Avenue. Cra nston. Walter Bedell Smith Praised By Abba Eban JERUSALEM - Highest praise TERRACE of the late American Gen . Walter Bedell Smith, who died in Wash­ ington recently, was voiced here last week by Minister of Educa­ tion Abba Eban. The latter knew Gen. Smith intimately during the years Mr. Eban served as Israeli 2003 POST ROAD, WARWICK e Opposite New State Airport Terminal Building Ambassador to the United States. Cantonese food in the Chinese Gen. Smith, who has been called cuisine has the same reputation by ex-President Dwight D . Eisen­ hower "the general manager of that French cookery has by West­ World War II," was among the ern standards. It is considered outstanding Allied military ex­ the ne plus ultra in Oriental perts during the war. foods and this rating is well earn­ Mr. Eban disclosed for the first time that Gen . Smith had told ed as Cantonese dishes .are ex­ him a t a dinner in Washington quisite in texture, flavor and once, "in a burst of emotion." that unusual selection. there was' J ewish blood in his veins. "He never saw the living Israel," Mr. Eban declared, in a eulogy of the general in the Jer­ Cantonese cooking is in a class usalem Post, "but the Israel idea Our way of preporing choice Cantonese foods is to by itself. Probably no other type conquered his heart and illumin­ carefully select and blend them in a harmonious man­ ated his vision." Gen . Smith was a of food preparation is so depen­ ner to bring out the exquisite flavor of exotic For East Catholic. dent on rapid changes in cooking dishes, many of which ore unknown on this continent "It is difficult to convey" Mr. temperatures. Fast, extreme heat Eban wrote, "how intimately, -such as Block Mushrooms, Water Chestnuts, Bam­ though anonymously. Gen. Bedell is required to sear foods to keep boo Shoots, etc. Each dish is cooked to order to insure Smith was entangled in our juices in . .. then · the heat is freshness . . . a quality that sets our cooking apart affairs. His counsel could be harsh varied to undercook them. There as well as amiable, but there was from the others and provides the taste and contrast no major issue in which we did is only one modern fuel that can that make dining a delightful experience at LEE'S not ask ourselves - and some­ allow the various applications of CATHAY TERRACE. We invite you to enjoy our ex­ times ask him - what Bedell heat so rapidly Smith thinks." citing Polynesian drinks, also. Mr. Eban disclosed that Gen. Not Affiliated With Any Other Restaurants in R. I. • TELEPHONE REgent 9-2523 Smith congratulated Isr ael's Gen. ·Moshe Dayan on the latter's con­ Iduct of the Sinai campaign . Excellent opportunities are in ~e Herald's Cla8slfled ads. Ben-Gµrion Shows Readiness THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1961 13 Back To School Specials Look Your Best By In Forming Another Cabinet Visiting Your JERUSALEM - Prime Minist.er Hard Barpininc DINNER SUGGESTIONS EAST SIDE BARBER SHOP David Ben-Ourion has expressed Mapai will, in the first instance, 359 Hope Street his readiness to try to form an­ Open Tues-SaL 8 a.m.-6 p.m. other cabinet, if he is entrusted soundwing Herutall parties and exceptthe Communists. the right------­ Closed Mondays with the task:, announced Josef Negotiations are bound to be pro­ The Tides New experience in dining in beautiful su~roundings on Almogi, Secretary-General of the tracted, with hard bargaining by 217 HOPE STREET Bristol Horbor. Excellent cuisine. We prOYide the food Mapal party. He made that an­ both leftist J)arties and by the BRISTOL, R. I. For Reservations Call nouncement at a news conference Liberals. CLlfford J.5777 - You provide the bottle. SILVER aft.er returning from Sdeh Boker, The Liberals have Indicated they Mr. Ben-Ourlon's home in the will join a coalition - but only if Treat your family, treat your date. It's a pleasure Electric Co. South, where the Premier and his they ent.er the government as full to dine at Topsy's of Swansea. Successful service party's principal executive officer -TOPSY'S Electrical Contractors partners and are given key port­ to the public taste for 14 yean. Noted for delicio!IS discussed the results of the Knes­ folios. Mapam quart.ers Insist that 628 BROAD STREET of Swansea food . Try our Baked, Stuffed Jumbo Shrimp, Broiled set elections. Mapal, which Is In a minority in Rainbow Brook Trout, 1 ½ lb. Broiled Live Lobster, Industrial - Commercial However, the main task con­ the Knesset, cannot demand for Prov.•F•II River Hwy. Lobster Fra Diavolo, Chicken Cacciatore and other and Residential fronting the Mapal leaders, now, Itself a majority of the cabinet Jctn. Rte. 1'5 E, Rt. , fine foods. Famous, of coune, for our Chicken-in- GA 1-6864 Is where to look for partners for posts. Both Mapam and Achdut Avodah also demand rectification •• Newport Cutoff, Rte. 136 a-Bosket. The children lo•~ it. Dine in our beautiful the next coalition government. FRontler ,.9112 dining room at popular prices. Toke Route 136 cut­ Feelers to other party leaders are of all the ills that have result.ed off from 195 to comer Route 6. RESERVE NOWI expect.ed to be put out in the from the split over the Lavon LABOR DAY and HIGH HOLY DAYS next few days. affair which led to the fall of the Your Home Away From Home last government and the subse­ Johnson's Southern New England's most inviting Restaurant for Mr. Almongi made It clear that quent need for new elections. They better thon o half century . . . serving Ocean Fresh Seo . NOVICK'S there are only two alt.ernatives want Mapai to put tight.er reins Hummocks Food, Hord Shell Lobsters and tender juicy steaks. Try facing Mapai's efforts to form a on the "young" elements In Its 245 A II ens Ave. the "Prime Rib Room" for succulent Roast Beef. Enjoy new goevrnment. Since It Is as­ leadership. Tel.H01~ Cocktails and Piono music. Free Parking. HOTEL sumed that, In any event, the Na­ MILLIS, MASS. tional Religious Party would be a TOURS ISRAEL The ROM.E LA FEST A is held every Wednesday eveniflg. Music, gay cos­ Tel. FR 6-8456 member of the new coalition; the JERUSALEM - East Nigerian tumes, buffet. Visit our ottroctive new Cocktail Lounge. Every Sport • All Activities question Is only whether the other Banquet rooms ovoiloble for parties. We are still serving a Pool 160' x 40' • Hom ■ Cooking Premier Boltor Michel Okpara be­ Restaurant Old Fashioned Hospltallty partners are to be Mapam and gan a tour of Israel, Including fine Italian Cuisine, featuring "La Carretta." Also delicious Special Attention to Diets Achdut Avodah or the Liberal Par­ Route 1, Steaks, Lobsten, Chicken. Roost beef, Saturdays ond Sun­ Dietary Laws - SuJ)ffb Cuisine visits to asricultural settlements, N. Attleboro, Mau. ty. But a coalition with all these and development projects. MYrtle t-4041 days. Open Doily at 5; Sundays at 12. TNn-Age Program • Day Camp parties does not seem feasible, be­ cause it Is assumed Mr. Ben­ Gurlon may find It impossible to $4 7.50 ::.i. reconcile the varying demands for cabinet posts.

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The Rabbis, Officers, and Members of the WAAD HACASHRUTH Of Providence Extend Best Wishes For A H·appy New Year

I- I Lo.ok For This Placard MISS JUDITH TARSKY WEDS HOWARD WEISER I Temple Emanuel was the scene Lawrence Newman was best TLis Eatablialunent is under aupenision of Aug. 20 of the marriage of Miss man and Lews Pollack, Cary In The Judith Anne Tarsky, daughter of Runde, Marshall Greenstein, Louis Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Tarsky of Friedman, Michael Margolis and Columbia Avenue. Warwick, and Herbert Weiser ushered. Howard Arnold Weiser, son of Mr. The bride, given in marriage by Windows and Mrs. Sam Weiser of Gordon her father. wore a silk organza WAAD HACASHRUTH Avenue. over taffeta gown that was de­ Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen officiated signed with a square neckline, at the 5:30 P.M. ceremony and short sleeves. fitted bodice of re­ a reception followed in the temple embroidered Alecon lace appll­ Of Your OF PROVIDENCE hall. ques and full skirt with match­ Mrs. Louis Friedman was ma­ ing lace and a court train. A tron of honor for her sister. crown of orange blossoms held her Bridesmaids were Miss Mary bouffant veil of English illusion Kosher Walsh. Miss Diane Bazar. Miss and she carried a Bible with Raula Newman and Miss Deborah stephanotis and an orchid. Smith. Miss Gayle Ann Friedman, The couple will live on Columbia niece of the bride, was the flower Avenue, Warwick after a wedding Meat girl. trip to Canada. Market Rockwell's Nazis Use U. S. Mails For Hate Propaganda If You Want To Be SURE That Your MEAT WASHINGTON - The atten­ listing them as subversive would tion of President Kennedy to the give Rockwell a national public inciting anti-Jewish propaganda forum to spread his "obnoxious And POUL TRY Are KOSHER, Patronize ONLY carried through the U. S. mails by doctrines," the American Nazi Party was Kennedy contended that the The Markets Which Display The Above Card. drawn this week by a delegation practical way to deal with Rock­ of the Jewish War Veterans well and his followers was for which was received in the White local authorities to prosecute The Markets listed below are under the supervision of The W AAD HA CASH RUTH Of House. them when they violated local The delegation, headed by JWV laws. The Attorney General made Providence and our Rabbis, and they are visited regularly by our Mashgiach (Inspec­ national commander I . L. Feuer, his views known in a letter to tor). They carry Poultry that is stridly Kosher and freshly killed in Providence by our showed Kennedy postcards dis­ Sen. Kenneth B. Keating er. Hebrew volumes, some of them I DAILY SERVICES dating back to the 16th Century, SBACBRIS MINCBA MAERIV are all printed. · They include a I~~-~ - ~ .. ~-~ - ~ - ~ ..~ -STATE~-~.. _, '7:00 A.M. '7:00 P.M. '7:15 P.M. Hebrew Bible published in Leip­ zig in 1567. 16 THE B. I. IIEBALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1961 COMPENSATION CLAIM tlan Government during the 1956 LONDON - An Anglo-Jewish Suez campaign was disclosed to CANDID WEDDfNGS family whose properties in F.gypt have filed a claim for compensa­ BAR MITZVAHS were expropriated by the F.gyp- tion of $35,000,000. EMlASSY STUDIOS In 121 PARK AVE. • CRANSTON IT'S FASHIONABLE TO DINE AT · ST 1-6769 Hollywood ... oflncofn _jjrmd , CUISINE EXTRAORDINARY QUALITY PAINTS and BJ' Barne,. Gluer PERFECTLY PREPARED COCKTAILS Beginning Sept. 8 FINE WALLPAPERS Hollywood, California - Mort scrtpt?" but the producer cast him give enduring satisfaction and are Sahl, the comedfanwhoshouldhave pronto as the spoiled 10-year-old SMART DINNER DANCING the most economical in the long run. been 1n Washington in the first 1n the Laguna Beach Summer Play­ Friday and Saturday place, will play the bead of the house production, "DarkattheTop To The Cosmopolitan Tunes Of White House press corps in "Ad­ of the Slatrs. ., Kid ts son of genial vise and Consent" for Otto Pre­ Gene Gach, famour PR exec, and BEN PARIS Open Doily 8-6 minger .•.. Shelley Berman will his temper tantrums in his role AND HIS ORCHESTRA · Tliursdays make his Broadway bow 1n a mu­ were most realistic. Exit one DAILY LUNCHEON FROM 11:30 TO 2:30 P. M. and Fridays ta 9. DINNER - 5:00 TO 10:00 P. M. sical, "A Family Affair," early script writer. Enter a newborn OPEN MONDAY HO 1~6555 next 'ff".r following his "Guys and star. Rte. 146, New Loulsqulsset Pike appearance here in IT'S a second gnnddaughter for Lincoln, R. I. PA 6-1193 Dolls• Holly­ Member - Diners' Club, American Express wood with Dan Dailey and Janis the Jules Sletns thanks to daughter Paige at our Philharmonic Audt­ Jean. The Steins paced the corri­ tori\DJI. dor at UCLA Medical Center 1n the GARY GACH, 13, wrote a junior absence of the father,, Wllllam Van 361 RESERVOIR AVENUE, Rte. 2 and 3 1107 Resel"foir Ave., Cranslon high school play script, asked a den Heuvel ..•• DtckShawntsmak­ legit producer: "Wamia buy a tng his momma and poppa happy in PROVIDENCE Buffalo by opening his one-man show on Broadway October 2. LONSDALE AVENUE at MAIN STREET All forms of personal and business insurance INA BALIN returns to Broad­ PAWTUCKET way in December as the star of including - Life - Accident - Group - Fire - Tennessee Wllllams' "20 Wagon­ loads of Cotton." She's done some Automobile - Casualty - Bonds excellent work here in Hollywood .... Marty Racktn, Paramount's I Murry M. Halpert production manager, caught little Jan Rhodes, who plays Mitzi 800 Howard Bldg. I Green's daughter, Baby June, in DE 1-9100 Residence: DE 1-6949 the Las V.egas Riviera Hotel pro­ duction of "Gypsy." He noted how closely Jan resembles Mitzi when the latter was a Paramount child HAROLD E. FALES actress so he'll remake '•rve Got a Secret" with Jan in the same IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT role that catapulted 9-year-old Mitzi to stardom many years ago. HE IS THE NEW OWNER OF: BERNARD BARUCH turned 91 PLAN YOUR HOLIDAY ORDER NOW! August 18, same day Molly Bee became 17 .... Eddie Fisher won't tell who ts backing the financing (}it~on ~ CarJ S/wp of his upcoming movie "The Car­ petbaggers" .... Cbarlle Levere, who once accompanied G e or g e STOP & SHOP LARGE SELECTION OF NEW YEAR CARDS Burns, will once again slt in at the • GREETING CARDS • STATIONERY piano for Geor~•s night club act. WILL HAVE THE FINEST • PARTY GOODS e LEATHER ACCESSORIES MAXIE llosenhloom ts ~r­ • LENDING LIBRARY ing here on a nightly radio show. He's a natural comic .... Mitzi 130 Wayland Ave.. Providence, R. I. Gaynor ls being named for every femme blog. Wewantherfor Fanny Brice's celluloid life and now FRESH-W-ATER someone else ls suggestlngherfor "The Elsie Janis Story." MORRIS LANSBURGH, bead of the Las Vegas Flamingo Hotel, ttOCK'f PDJNT wasn't kidding when he told me last FISH FOR month that be was keeping bis fin­ Shore Dinner Why Cook Dinner gers crossed over Bobhy Darin's s ch e du 1 e d performance. . Sure Hall Open Daily! Tonight, Mom? enough, Darin canceled out one day THE HOLIDAYS before his opener .... Peter Falk The Whole Family Will Enjoy made a "Twlltgbt Zone" and was paid $3,000. Not bad for this 34- CHOWDER ..and CLAM CAKES year-old Jewish lad who not long AT MONEY SAVING children under 12 - ½ price ago felt he was very lucky to play (all you can eat) $110 plus two free • rides weekdays the role of a bartender in an off­ SUPER MARKET PRICES Broadway theater. ROBERT WISE recentlypassed At ROCKY POINT'S the two-year-mark in the produc­ You'll find a choice variety of fresh-water fish FAMOUS SHORE DINNER HALL tion of "West Side Story." He says delivered every day. They will be scaled and tbt~ ls the price to be paid for tm­ cleaned to order by our trained fish men. ponant films which just can't be rushed. Fresh Pike • Buffet Carp Novick's Hotel Plans Holiday Fun Whitefish • Carp · A Labor Day Holiday is planned for the guests at Novick's Hotel, Millis, Mass. Fresh . Mullets, Pickerel and Perch · Cy Novick, host, has arranged SEE YOU NEXT for a Joyful time for all. A specially • AT AMAZING SAVINGS! appetizing menu, sw1mmtng in SUMMER New England's largest pool, facil­ ities for tennis, ping pang, shuffle board, hand!)all etc., and a day Thank you for your camp for the kids, with night pa­ Mon. through Thurs. Eve. '3.90, 3.80, 3.30 support and trol for the convenience of the Fri. & Sat. Eve. '4.50, 3.90, 3.80, 3.30, 2.50 patrollllge. parents, baby sitters available TICKETS AT· A:selrod's, Providence; Kay's Drug, Warwick Neck. help to complete and outstanding program. Entertainment has been arranged for the week between Rosh Hash­ onah and Yom Kippur.