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Half ~Million Raised at GJC Initial Gifts; Sopkin Gives $75,000; Fine Bros., $50,000 - List Other Contributions Pledges tob:lliag ~ ,al{ a'Cl!llic:id~ l l l ~ dCJll3IT lamld:ed u-n CUDJ1e1p ot Ute Oen-
El" ProTid-.- W?.a,. ~ pledges YEre tsb ud. it -.ns renmed tl!;at ap ~lay $Ui.... 1D gifts- m ~ GJC ompalp W beelll. e ti the illfflal gifts cllaMr. mamed b7 t.l1e JIii ,e of Bau:,- Kcir Plllba. ~r- f_. Seuea:n a!! t:lli? Tls»UY. Ulla 1lca of other dhtlnp],il;el pests.. Leallllc Gifts Left to rtpt. am. A. ..,.._ a--d,.,.& fll die 1M'I - B' . B'rith Lecd1ag th lbt TU a gift paip ol die, 6-eral Zewiall 0¥-fte; Ga.-- Jelia 0. Pal&me. fta) $'fa.ff• from tile So,ku. famftr_ _1· • l A.a ditioaal "ia... ta IHmor II ·OJ ~~~! H--,, KtaglZlliJ&aa,, u .. -u-J ....,.__ "'II. Be UA; .... ~ -To c--a-. Henry ., b .Alia&uc.-'I. bald Slha G1C ~ - ffte7
0 N Raise Half-Million at ~;~u:~ ~~eA::::es~ :::::~ Lehman Nominated THI JEWISH HEULD tute Jew, a problem that Is shak- For Nobel Prize The Jewish Home N~per of ·Week in the Year by the ,le,riah ,n,_ the stability the world. .. fo::;~:::;~:ene~l ~ Initial Gifts Meeting a:~ !t::: -Pt-eaa Publlahing Company. a, - - 1,! l ,y$,.,~, ~ ' . (Continued ftom Page 1) .1011e~ . Gartner, '3,000; Hal'.!)' ~lgh,, praille... to Go¥- Pastore ~R .... , !s ~m!!._ilt; the nominees for SubecnptJon Ratee: Five Cenw the ai Sw~ ,'1,300; Jiai-neJP ~d- Mil-" ~ nkerson, '8,000; :ilarnet , Sa). ~as paid by .Mr: Morgenthau who the Nobel Peace Prize for #1947, Copy; _ By Hall, $2.Ci!) per Annum. Bulk aubacrtptlon -~ on. nqueet. ton Kay, .7,IIOO; 8amuel and JDIIJ180n .l<'amlly, '3,000; tack followed him as-the next speaker. ~twas reported here by _the Nobel Walter Rubnal, lunaging . Edit«. · ~ • Hennan _Boeen, · •7,IIOO; Charles Shore, '8,000; · Walter I._ Sund- "Ir there were t7 other gover- Prize Committee. 78 .Dorrance St., Tel. GAapee 4112, 15 ~ •7,IIOO; Max and ,lames Jnn, '3,000; Phtllp Welnllteln nors like him, there wouldn't Other nominees are .Pope Plus, Cue-Head Bulldfnir. I.: Slegal and BenJ~ Ruttenbf-.rg, Family, '8,000. be.1hls desperate situation facing Mme. Alexandra Kollontay, form Entered as Second-Clau Matter at Ofllce, Providence, R.' L, ~ '8,IIOO; Irving· and Archie_ Fam, Other ·gifts below the · $5,000 the United Jewish Appeal," he er Soviet Ambassador to Sweden, the Poat Under the Act' of Kareh 3, lffl~ '8,000; George Gerber, '6,000; level, which will be listed In stated flatly. Mohandas Ghandl, Eduard Benes The Jewiah :Perald invite. corre >- Max and Loal8 Kestenman, '6,· subsequent Issues of the Heral(\; Stressing that the UJA was .and Sir John_ Boyd Orr, director aporidence on aubjecta of lntereat ~ 000; Leollfl'd Levin, '6,000 (ad· showed substantial Increases-over more than 36 million dollars In of the U. N. Food and Agrlcultur to the Jewlah people but cllacialma a:: dltlonal contribution to be an- the 1946 contributions or the debt, Morgenthau declared that al Organization,._ r~J)OD81blllty for an indonement of the. views expreaaed by the ..._ noimced later). - same persons. Individual loo the $170,000,000 nation-wide C.,,.....a_r_dc--o-f--CTCCh_a_n_k_ s---- writers. Slgmnnd Rosenblatt, '6,000; creases, announced at the meet- goal set· by the UJA last Decem It la asaumea subacribeni wish th.Ir We wish to thank our ~Y ~ Arden ,Jewelry Company (~ Ing, showed percentages r!lilglDg ber, "already Is recognized as auamptlon ren-ed annually Ull· relatives and friends fqr the Abrams and Leo ·Welner) '8,000; from SO to 3 oo over 1946 gifts. being Inadequate. In amount." leas we receive notice to the kind expre881ons of sympathy . contrvy. ..., ~ 1 After the buffet supper, at_ The recent liquidation of UN- snown 118 during our recent be- ~ which guests waited upon t!!em- RRA and the "disorganization" Care for Children reavement ~ selves, Archibald Silverman, GJC or the Internatlo~n~l Relief Or- Unveiling .Notice · > Woman will take care of president. opened the meeting by ganlzatlon; the rise In living costs MR. PHILIP LIEBERMAN The un-.eWnc of a IIIGDU• 0 a:: Introducing .Alvin A.- Sopldu, 19'7 ' AND FAMILY c:,. children by daJ: or week. Would the trebling of the J ewlsh popu- ment fn memory of the late like a little girl to live with campaign chairman, as toastmas lation ·1_0 DP. camps throughout SAMUEL ~ will her. HOpldm 8957. ·ter. Sopkln, In turn, Introduced Unveiling Notice EurOJile, and the Increase of the take plaee on Sunday, 8eptem0 9 G11.vernor John 0 . Pastore as flrst -c Jewish population or Palestine The_ unveiling of a pionu ber 21, at 11 o'cloclt, at Lin a:: speaker.- were among the many factors ment In memory of the late coln Pane Ueml!lter)'. Re.la ~ Wanted Real Strength of ~ewry listed by Morgenthau as respon MRS. 80PHIE DAUE,R will tlvea and friends ue lnvlted _"The ren,l strength of Jewry sible for "the drastic need for tAl
11B. and llBS. IBTB'G S- BILGOR Ena.ds Best W-L.abes 10 His llanF T'Ti€1lds ¼ad Davghter, ~'° :md Cusioma-s for a Happy IU2d 18.llJma.~ _ Prosperous ~ ec.- Year W-1t'l Relal:i.-es and Fr:ie,ds a Happy, znd Pros;paucs ~ - Year ..LET US JUD YOUR HOME ONE TO M>JCIRF." PllllEIS 1H DECOIITIIS Louis Granoff I: fid t this ..-eek lba1 = oTel'flo,r ~------e KrH.ilJOt,( P ~ 0 3 ALL ffl'ES OP BUlla5GS _ a dia2ee voolrl be on to A...~~ hear Lerna- ~ Oilier oetstand- e ll'DmlOB P ~ _. DBCO&HDG 9PAPEBll&!{Gl50 e ~ Wos C --~ • EMwnte C'Mrrfw1q Gum A XAllE TO BEllEYBEll J"Oll QlJALl"l"Y ~ Best W-s!:e! To r-nm Re.!ati.6 a.ml Fri5'iE The GJC is .o.- euga..aal in W. B. BOSE & SON For a Glialom aoo raising z ~llg totzl 'l'm!:reea:BJ Y obr of f l .1~:..ltH in snpport ol the Caiied Jarish Appeal for reln- Call UN 0070 or WI 0531
K OCT TO RJDF'S Best Wishes For a Happy -and Prosperous New Year
E:n.ecd Best. Wbbes to Pna:ds. For a BaPP)" and P:na.:perous _·-ew- Year
Will Be Open All Day Monday, JIB. 1111d JIBS. JO:'BBAY 8lllltO - September 22 • Aad Saa. DAVID AABOlf 1'1'\"~.&-. RIDE'S GRILl4E Eatead Baa. Wllbe To Tklr Frfa4.s a.lllt lb:Ja.tins G.ulDE5 aad '\Ull srBEEYS :______hr a 8-PPTNnr aa4Tar Pnapetoaa ··,~======n
: .,dlllllllllllllllllllmm111111111111m11m1111ulmimn1i· -~l!l:l~~ ~!~~~l~tF~e;::~n:~ti:! ;,, ~ , ~.;> :ldal Sho~~ ·, \~ ~ ,; = , ':: pstelz ~~ln "·,is. Dr. A .. J~emkow =T!_ieatr _~__ I,..oup_g~. . . A bridal shower -wWs-:'.glven-;i!}: Miss Carol Ann Ropin, dau- ()pwroetriat . = Rabbi Nat-han Rosen and Rabbi' l).onf\:011: !-fiss 'E;velyn 9'il4t~~,i ghter of Mr:; -~nd . A{r,s . .~ Paui, -( ""LL.I a:, . · · " · - Israel ;;-:_1,1~ ' Go_l9'1J!!-!l _wil-1 speak, Wednesday, September 3.,- Th!! Robin, of Edgelilll"road, and Bur- ~ - Contact 'Lenses, . spectacles = , ~ .. 1- Fitted, Prelijirtptlons ,Flll_ed == and Mr!!\· Phllip· Dorenbaum· wlll hoB'tes jva_s _Mrs:· ,Jullui •"..!{e1Ji~; ton Epstel~ }o'¼• or, ~r:i ~~ !if~ 0.. LL.I 29 ABORN ST.-. GA ~1'7~ I take cllarge of refreshments. berg, of 401 bouglas avenue. . I;,ouls Epstein, of Worcester, Mass:, ti) ;r - - · A second shower· '!,as given· tor were married Sunday, Septem- ·------,-. -~--~-- · - ,,__.,., --• . "' - Miss Gllsteln at Howard John- ber -14, at t_he home of the ~ ---~r ~ son's on Tuesday, September. 9. bride's parents with Rabbi Mor- o fl · · • The ~ostesses. W4:!re the Mespames ris .Sch\lssheim officiating_. A f!: · , Aaron Gtisteln, Irving Gllateln rec!!p~lon followed at the Narra- ~ . . . Re.ado i and Miss Doris Gllsteln. gansett- Hotel. . :J!' i . Uha,lTen-Elman .l!;ngagement Mr. Robin gave his daughter Of / M_r. and Mrs. Benjamin Elman, In marriage. She wore a beige f of 237 Warrington street, announ- afternoon dress and carried bab:,' DIAPER SERVICE LL.I 0 , ce the engagement .of their· dau- yellow orchids. The bride's sis- z: A h of R. I. LL.I . n !It Ing ghter, Miss Doris Louise Elman, ter, Mrs. Nathaniel Bodner, Wall The "PERSONALIZED" 0 t(? Burton L. Charren, son of Mr. matron of honor and the best Diaper Service > 0 and Mrs. Harry Charren, of 457· man was Norman Epstein, brother • Twice-a-week Dependable Delivery ' ""0.. :uorris avenue. or the bridegr<;>om. e ~.ufE. DIAPERS Retumed .Both Miss EJman and her flan- After a wedding trip. to the Each Time 0 ..I ce ~re att~ndlng Rhode . Island Smoky_ Mountains, the couple e All Diapers INDIVIDUALLY "" State College. will live at 168 Mayfield street, FOLDED LL.I"" Stiller's Hav~ Daughter Worcester. • Automatic DWDfecUne = SANlTOP container = Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stiller, of. Engaged 6~ Sixth B'treet, announce the Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Elman, of tor detalls or 3: IMHEDIA"TE -DELIVERY .,LL.I birth ·or a daughter, -Maxine B~th, 337 Mount Pleasant avenue, an Phone on August 29. Mrs. Stiller ls the nounce the engagement of their LL.I former Miss Edith Pollack, of daughter·, Miss Trudy Elman, to UN 0680 I-= Newark, N. J . • Charles Kramer, son of Mr. and Not COnlJ\!Cted With Any Other Laundry or Diaper Service l\fittleman's -Have. Son Mrs. Israel Kramer, of Holyoke, ~r. and Mrs. Irving L. Mittie- Mass. man, o·r 7 4 Eighth street, an- Miss Elman, a graduate of Hope Right for school·... and aftet nounce the birth of a son, Shel- High School, attended Westfield Don't scpool. Styled with are .. : long don Allen, on August 29. Junior College and Is now com7 on wear. A practial shoe that · Rosen-Udisky pletlng \)er course at the Boston Discard an cake it. Scieotific,!Jy lined. Mrs. Zlrel Udlsky, of 66 Car- 1!chool of Occupational Therapy. , Those Sizes 8½ to 12 ...... : 6.50 rlngton avenue, announces the Mr. Kramer went to school - In ' Sizes 12 ½ to 8 ...... 6.96 marriage of her daughter, Miss Holyoke, and was in the Army y Dresses! ALSO "BABY ·DEER'' SHOES Mina Udis~y, to ~rthµr H. Rose!}, Air Corps two years. The wed. 11 .. son of Mi:s. Simon Rosen, of ding will take place February 22. FOR INFANTS ~t Just have the hems Woodbine street. The wedding (Continue(! on Page '7) dropped, Tl,ey'II FREE PEDO-GRAPH A complete selection _of styles 'l'AKE~ took place Sunqay, September 7, give yo~ that new OF ALL CHILDREN'S FEET and sizes, from Infancy up- Jonger, 1 I i m m • r' at the home of the bride. Rabbi effect found ill the . Widths A to E William G. Braude officiated. Wedding- latest styles. Sulos': WE USE EXTRA CARE Mrs. Maurice Robinson, sister clHnsit19 will r...: of th~ bride, was the matron of store their oriciinal lN F.l'l'TING CHILDREN lnvHations ·freshness ,.. d bH~ty ( honor, and Irving Rosen was the t-Hour Prlntlnr Service in jiffy-quick tim1. .. L best man for his brother. Pnmed. Emboued, Enpavell_ \ After a wedding trip to Mon Bar-Mltzvah Invttatlona ·fO"/. OFF FOR. CASH AND CAR.RY 2nd Floor ••• AL~ 81.14 treal and Quebec, the couple will .BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS reside at 7 O Corinth street. SHOWER CARDS-FAVORS WISTMINSTER STRSET THANK YOU INFOlU.LU3 Dressler-Rubinstein Engagement All Type• of PrfnttDr 1lt5ttd4 tt5rHt Mrs. Bertha Rubinstein, of 149 CLEANSERS Sumter street, has announced -the Technoprintc:,~;s'~~ .loo SRC' .. I' .; T • ""' 4810 FOR .FASHION FIRSTS IT'S betrothal of her daughter, Min Miriam Rubinstein, to . Arthur :------. Dressler, son of Mrs. Rose Dress- ler, of Elma_ street. ~Le Miss Rubinstein Is a graduate T~l3LI: or Hope High School. Mr. Dress e GENUINE LEATHERETTE TOP e ASBESTOS FILLJn) DUVETEEN FELT BOTTOM CHOICE OF 16 OOLORS ler served In the Army for five e e e HEATPROOF AND WAT)j)RPROOF e WASHABLE years, part or which was spent In Italy and ACrlca. The_ couple are Planning a . January wedding. Cu.atom Made to Flt An1 Sue or Shape Guests at Pier Table, Pre-War Quilty Mrs. Muriel Dwares recently had as her guest at her summer 10 Da7 DellftlT home at Narragansett Pier her Important! May the New cousins, Mr. · and Mrs. Anthony Sporza, and l?aby, Sandry, of Bue r- Tables Requll'e Year f:lring nos Aires,. Argentina. Mr. ..and ~ Accurate H..urement Mrs. Sporza returned to Buenos . Let Us Do It To I1llQre La$ting Peace Aires last Friday, September 12. Perteet Flt. , - Horowitz' Have Daughter Mr. and Mrs. M'llton S. Horo NoObltpUon witz, or 24 Pennsylvania avenue, announce the birth or a daughter, For Fret> Eat•-te Call Elaine Beth, -0n August 21: · Mrs. GAN88 FOR FASHION FIRSTS IT'S Horowitz Is the Col'lner Misa Rita Berger, of BufCalo, N. Y. -jjf ~ / • -~ l\Uiler's Have Daughter -~ ~ A daughter, Roanne Deboralf, A. B. C. TARl,E PAD CO. 370 BROAD 81'REET was born to Mr. and Mrs. Saul Cn1tom Hade lblce 1899 at Trinity sq. · 1 Mlller, of 232 Oakland avenue, '-----..,....------L___ _::._=.:_:.::,::!..::!:.. ___J . on September 2. '78 Dorrance Street 1A.1U-f.lli• F-,,. ~ii fvP,J,.~f ~oci•I functions l ~ ' ' • ~ r ,,.;¥ ~ - . ..-r-, ...~ ...,- · ,.,. .... ,,..., :'f
R.I. --- ·------_.,~ ~ ------<::I m ~ and MRS. z T·HE VAN -;DELL CORP. (") .• Benjamin Kapl~ .m Wishes Y o'u A Aruf Sons, Happy and Prosperous JEFJi'BEY and SHELDON 197 Grand Avenue . -n_., New Year MISS BEATRICE KNOPOW Ml88 SIIIBLEE LANDY Extend Best Wishes to Their ,,..<::I Co-cllalrman' Relatives and Friends · -< 18;; EDDY STREET PROVIDENCE,' R. L Voeallst For A Happy and Prosperous New Yeai' en The annual Yom Ktppur Dance, Representatives fiym alli of ~ first major social event of the Southern New England are ex- ______..;.__.;..;...__ rri Jewish Community Center sea- peeted to attend the dance, which I ffi_ 11on, will be .held on Wednesday la expected to be one of the fl.nest Rhode· ls'land - . evening, September 24, in the in the history of the event. . · , - main ballroom of the Narrag~n The arrangements committee, F • ff ·· I Our Best Wishes for a sett Hotel. l>ancing, to the muldc headed by Co-chairmen Bea Kno- urruture O&J)l.ta of Bob Clifford and llis ·Orche1- pow and Paul Litwin, includes Happy and Prosperous New'Year tra, will start at•S:30. Abe Goldstein·, mu1ic; Dotty 1614 }i:LMWOOD ~VENUE Shirlee Landy ls featured vocal Cl~k and SydBey Rakatanslty, ist with the orchestra, which publlcl~y. and Ruth Berman and Extend Best · WlshH ·to Their will otter dance ananeemelits Ed Bloom', tickets. Tickets may Friends .and Patrons from its repertoire ranging from be obtained In ad-ranee from any For a Happy and., :P~osperoua 'the smooth fox trot to the f•• of th·e ibove me(ntloned co~ New 'Year clnatlng rllum,ba. mittee members. For tlle convenience of cuesta, free refreshments will be AIT84 ;=;======::::;;=::===:::======.=, AHoclated With ~eral Tax Service during the evening. This 1s a new H. F. WOODDELL Audits 1111d Inveatlgations feature of the annual affair that 50 Tobey Street Providence, R. I. Sy1tem Installations the committee feel& lflll be most
_w_e_1_co_~__ t_o_a_u_. ______GERALD A. WEINBERG ;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~~~~~ PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT • AUDITOR • TAX CONSULTANT Sinai Hospital MONTHLY - QUARTERLY - ~NUAL / .Cancer Study ACCOUNTING and TAX SERVICE GAltpee 1661 413 Industrial Trust Bldg. Holiday Greetings NEW YORK-The syntheeia of a recently discovered vitamin' haa ~::::::::,;,-;,:;,:,;,;,:,:,:,:.-;,:,::,::::::,::,:,::,:,:,:,:,::,:,:::::.:.:.:.:.:.:.=: caused regressions .of Bl)Ontaneous ----OPEN MONDAYS FOR YOUR CONVENIEN.CE---- breast cancers hi 43 percent of animal tests carried out by a A.DAMS RADIO CO. UNIVERSAL E:NGRAV·E.RS' INC. group headed by Dr. Richard Lewisohn at Mount Sinai Hospi PRESENTS THE WORLD'S MOST HONORED l\flJSIC ON · tal In New York, it was announced WILLIAM WHALEN, President last week at the Fourth Intern• RCA VICTOR RECORDS- tional Cancer ·Bleearch Congress !ield ln St. Louis, Mo. .Alt the Kol ,.Jldrei - Jan Pee-rce $1.06 same time, William M. Mallsott, Sholom Alaychem David Putterman & Choh• 79c Chastdic in America Moishe Oysher 79c 45 Willard Avenue· Providence, R. L biochenilst and research director Ich Hob Dlch Tzuftl Lieb Seymour Rechtzelt 79c of ihe Longevity Research •Foun Mialrlou Seymour ,llechtzelt 79'c dation In New York, announced 7!lc .. .DI Chasaene Saul Me~els that he planned to try the Rus 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111,1111ii11111111i1iffi11ii111 . •; sian "KR serum" for cancer on three hopeless human cases this NEW VICTOR ALBUMS FOR' YOUR fall after getting some apparent . LISTENING PLEASURE cures ln . mice In · preliminary ·The Three Suns f<1ur recgrds P um $3 .31 tests. The Student ,Prince · Al Goodman and Chbrus P 180 -3.94 Best Wishes for A Happy New Year Dr. Lewisohn allJO reported on Sweethearts Al Goodffl!Ul and Chorus P 174_ 3.94., prellmlnary cllnl'cal testa w~th Irving Berlin Melodies Wayne .King --p 139' ·a.st ·· the new vitamin on a selected· number of .ca~cer patients with Radio Headquarters For results described as "promls.lng" RCA Victor Radios and .. li1 at least one case so tar: Other LAURENCE · H. COO~, INC.· tests · are · being made with 'the ~Radin-Phonograph Combinations . new vitamin on 100 hopeless bu . , l\~IL OR_PHONE ORDERS : CH,\RGE ACCOU~TS -· ... .man patlenis at . the Peter Bent ' . >r Brigham and Deaconess Hoapltals _ .. , , In Boato11, ' lt was reported by ADAMS~·RA·o,~o ·:(jjJ~\ -".. : '_\,' ..- ~ ·' .l· .. ~ __ : 65 MASSASOIT AVENUE EAST l"ROVIDEN,~, B. I. Dr. ,Sl!lney 'Jllir.ber or· B01too. ' .. I ' I '· 66 -Washlngton Stt•eet. -DEider MtO · Telephone EA 188,1 ' ' . Buy UD1te4 Statu 9&YIRl1 'R.\PIO AND RECORD HEADQU~ll'.J'EllS I' lllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRIIIHfni·H~Ulllfllllftlllll Boada aDd ataaJ,II
0 LU- ,pre1ddent or Yeshiva University, couples celebrati,d thei r wedding Ben Kaplans. has made a notable (,.) z: Dr. Stephen S. Wise, prg,sident of nnniversa1·ies. . . . contributlon to one of Droadway's LU Q , the Jewish Institute or Religion. Drs. Nafhan Chaset and Charles newest shows. Bob did the vocal > and Dr. Theodore Gaster, chief Potter now are Fellows of the arrangements and was rehears 0 Q< of . the- Semitic Dlvis_lon of th_e Clinical CongresS" of the Amerl- Ing director for Monte Proser's Q.. Library of Congress. <'an College of Surgeons (:E'ACS) . "High Button Shoe!!"," · directed by thf famed George Abbott. -, Q .J < For Quality The ~erald Press Needless to Ray, Lee and Ben Q< LU attended the show's opening.... ::c , More New Year Greetings ::c ~ Printing· JA- 2455 en 'fhe deman,d for New Year ~· :;c FIMAST greetings appearing in the Her- . LU.., ald continues. Since several. were· !=ANCY ' received after this week's dead or SLICED ' une was reached, · the remaining HALVES ~~~ 19•\ greetings will appear next week. So, ff you would like to se~ your New Year greeting in the Herald, " now is the time to place your RICHMOND order... . SLICED 2 29 f.19 Happy New YeJr ! ! ! The staff of the Herald wish e:LVES CANS• c FRESH,. .FOWL to extend their warmest and 1 Heavv Steer s1n·cerest -NeJW Year greetings to · Beef• LB 59C: PLUMP • MEATY . Booe In ; TENDER LB.; 45c all their friends and readers. May the year' :0708 ~be a.. ha~py, health-: .TURKEYS ful and pr:osperous -one for all Frankfods Jews wherever · they may be. FANCY FRESM • .LB' L,'Shono Tovah Tikosevu! ·-.-, ·Fancy Skinless Tf.11S YEAR'S CROP-· Ste IO to 14 LB. AVERAGE L8 53~-. 1 Native Fresh Broilers or Fryers ,.,C .· fdili,JuaLL : · 19 en · Chi~kens LB The Coming Year TOMATOES- ~~N 19C • I CANS ,zsc Mild Suga~ Cured· Either End _ (Continued_from Page l) Richmond STEAKS CUT G.9t:~ or BEANS New Pack Cooked Hams LB 75c But the crises that have recently• .Porterhou1e 89C de,·elopejl a , sense of frustration 20 en Club Lq Fresh Ground l can Meat Crushed N. Y. Sirloin DOLE'S PINEAPPLE CAN . _Ld ft9C and lack of confidence In worlt,l Hamburg action place a challenge of new Finast . Oven Baked 28 en BAKED BEANS New England Stvle CAN proportions at the door of the HADDOCK -FILLETS Jews of America. To focus na . Sliced• or By the Piece FRE~H CAUGHT ofFresh Heddock LOAF CHEESE · White or Colored . LB tional attention at this time on .Oe11ed As DHired La 17C I L~ 39c the United • Je,,1sh Appeal, the .... Hlgll Holiday perl011 has been designated as "Ten Days of Re membrance" - remembrance of the gt-eat losses in life b1•ought on by Na:zi devastatlon-remejll• _11.rance of the failure of the w01·ld's conscience to react to this incomprehensible tragedy- 1·em~mbrance of the obligations we have as the last bulwark of O~LlCIOUS NATIVE :., RED TURBAN hope and reconstruction for our Swan.on'• - No WHte Evan1ellnc 4 Boned Chicken c~t 49c t vap. MIik 3 ii~\ 35c fellow Jews In Europe, in Pal Swanton'• ~ Excep tonal V.afue Flna•t Bell Grade LBS ~ estine and ln the United States. ltolfed Turkey c~t 39c Peanut uutter _ ,~\ 31 c SQUAS.H 3 10c ~uring the High Holiday ser- A & B-, Pure Pork Pure Mirabel -rlces we place a great deal of Lune heon Meat b:..~ 32c Grape JellY. 12 O& 23c em1>hasls on the question of "Who JAR • Coo;;•LBS Paocal Apvple·,•teln 19c cc;(ery BUNCMLGli 19C shall Uve I and who shall die." --EGGS MARGARINE Sweet Tokay ' Fancy Oold•n Sweet If the new year ls to be a promise Native 8100•1ide • Farm F1e1h CLOVERDALE Grapes .1 Las !Sc Polato,s ta Lis 15c of redemption for our long-op Pull•tllH ooz Sic pressed people, every .Jew in this Vitamin Callfomla Valencia. Juice She Sweet• Meaty •'Jumbo Sbe u · 19C commwtity dedicate him M•dlumSIH DOZ 69C Enriched . PkG Oranges I ooz 49c Cantaloupe liAlfC must self \\ith spiritual fervor to the ----· -·- task of assm·lng the success of the' $1,123,000 campaign of ' the 1NEW ENCiLAND'S LARGEST RETAILEA General Je,vlsh Committee. In • that way we can, ,~ttlt heads erect, say "Happy New Year" to .. .. OF hlle rood.s . our brothers throughout the 0 "'Orld. Eect Yosinoff Recording Secretary Louis Yosinoff has~ elected ~ recording secretary of the Young ~ Progressive _Beneficial Association c.. (Continued ma Pap,> which opened its fall season last ~ Wattman-Borod Engagement week.. He will complete the term ~ of Martin Posner, who resigned :z: Mr. and MI"S; Esmond S. Borod, to to of Cole avenue, announce the return school. ~ Isadore ,Luarus, soeial chair-~ engagement of their daughter, man, aJlllOUDced that a. social 1l'ill Mrs. Ruth Borod, to Edwin Z. b " be held during the first week in - ' Wattman, son -of Mr. and Mrs. October. following on ~ Lewis Wattman of Cole avenue. The are Miss Borod was· -graduated the social committee: Max Wie- ~ from Edgewood Junior College ner. Sam Gladstone. Joseph Gold; ;; Irving Siegel, Morris Galer and ~ MR. and MRS. Sam Sbarpstein. ~ BE...'iJAMIN GROSS and SONS 670 PubUc Street BOYC(Jl"l' IN FOURTH, -\tEEK :' Extend Best Wishes to LIVERPO()~en here are in - Relati'\"es and Friends for a _ Happy and Prosperous New Year
MR. and MRS. Jack Glantz ,..,co and FAMILY -0 ~,.., 77 Taft A venue You Are Cordially Invited X Wish Their Relatives and CD,.., Friends A Happy New Year :::a to Attend a MAss~ MEETING
OUR BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY and PROSPEROUS of the KEW YE"AR
sn'('er China General~Jewish .. - Jewelry
GA. 4554 Committe-e- of Providence .l
to be-held Thursday Eve., Sept. 25
at 8 o·dock ' R. L School of Design Auditori1m
Guest Speak#r MAX LERNER
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00 MR, and MRS. ago and that he had been in MILTON 8, HOROWITZ , command or the refugees on· the And Daughter, Jil~ BETH Ea,t Less:, is.- ''Solutio-n_'~· H~ganah Chief of 24 Pennsylvamila Ave. steamer ~xodus from the start Extend Best Wishes to To High_Cost of Livin-g -·., of her voyage, which ended otf Relatives a'nd Friends Favors Revolt the. PJ1le11tlne coast In Ju~y when m · For a Happy and Prosperous WASHINGTON-A reduced one-fom·th that price." _ 1:,UEBECK, GERMANY - In the British, Navy intercepted and ·New Year standard of Jiving :'for lower-In- Anderson's \Vi·ong ?-_,,secret Interview inside a refu- rammed the ship. The leader come 1,roups as a s·olutlon· f<\! As housewives know, there ·are' ~ : camp• heavily guarded. by said he had organized secret im r~naway prices . was offered the no rib, roasts aYallable anyw.here· ,~,ripsh soldiers, the reputed com migration · In Eumpe before the American _people by leading Gov near 25 cents a pound. Ulander of · the Erodus Jews Exodus sailed from France. Jewish Record emment officials, as commodities Under Secretary of Agriculture threatened violent action If Brit l'ose again In the wh·olesale mar Norris• Dodd proposed that house- aln coutlnued to refuse to let kets. them enter. Palestine. > wives reduce purchase of meats, < 'Hit ,Parade DPs Jailed for 0 Thus Administration spokesmen milk, bu'tter, eggs and poultry. "We have no retreat," said the SEPTEMBER 19, 1947 joined the "eat less·" program These include the im1toi:tant pro- I;ader, who said he was a repre ""LL l'ecommended and previously out- tein fQPds - skyrocketing now, as se~tative ,of Haganah, Jewish un Attacking Gls The Week's Top lined for non-edibles by. Repub- a result or the short corn crop. derground defense army. ' '. This lie Steel head Tom Girdler who ls a -matter of life and d_eath ·. FRANl{FURT-81~-month pr!- Tunes· , ' Because or milk'~ high price, "" declared at last week's steel America's families already have Nothing can stop us-." son terms were Imposed here. last 1. Essen ( Both Versions) hearings that the public could get "voluntarily" rationed themselves The Interview was given to week by an American Mllltary .... 2. Joe and Paul <..) along with a: few less new cars to the point where milk. consump- three American correspondents In Govermnent Court on two Jewish 'Z: 8. Stoey of a Bar Mltzvah ...... refriger-ators . . . stoves." · tion- Is running r, pc\'· cent be- a cloak-and-dagger atmosphere. displaced perso!)s convicted on 0 Boy Only Answer hind last year. The news men- were taken to the charges of assaulting American > 4. Kolft a Chuse1i 0 6, Getzel at a Baseball Game Offered Ly CongreSBional and ____ leader by other Inmates through soldiers In the Ansbach DP camp ""0- 6. Moishe Pipick (Benny Government leaders as their only closely guarded corridors of bar- last month. The American sold- Bell) answer so far to growing pleas for British F.ree racks. They were not allowed to lere, who. a:dmltted that they had 0 7. Oetzel at a Football Game ...J 8. Kol Nldre . intervent!on in the price stam- see the leader's face; he spoke provoked the fight, were released < .... 9. Benny Bell Blesses the pede, th,e program of "voluntary Tw· O I Ma' yors from behind a . curtain of linen from military police custody with :c"" , Bride .· rationing" actually means ration- bedsheets. His 11tatements In a warn1ng not to antagonize the :c 10. Cockeyed Jennie Ing of milk, eggs and other foods Hebrew WAre translated by an- DP's. ' Cl) Another Red Hot Record -by moderate-Income famllle~ so JERUSALEM-Appearing l\ot other. Two other DP's, arrested on ~ by Lee Tolly . ..,.... "Today I am a Man" that they bear the majo11 brunt ancl glum, two or the three Zion- The leader said he had been the same charge, were acqultte4 .... of the world-food deficit and aid 1st mayors, held since Aug. G born In Palestine twenty-five years by the court. :c "New, England's Largesl I- to Europe. \ as- sus_pected tei'rorlst sympathlz- l ewiJh Recprd Stock',: In anpounclng that Americans ers, were whisked out of the Brit- should, eat "less-, extravagantly," lsli rletentlon <'a-mp at Lntrun this Agrl~ultnre s ·ecretary Clinton Au- WE' ek. They accepted iheir free B~.st Wishes for A Happy N~w Year ilElCON ,- s110PS dersou d~clared· "we all could dom grudgingly, protesting a MILTON ISRAELOFF, PROP. save on food and still be well- galnst the <'0ntlnued detention of 90l5 No. Main Street nourished." He said A:mericans the third mal'.or. UN 0820 Open Every Night "are buying steak at $l a pound, Mayor Israel Rokac'h of Tel and passing up rib rqasts · 81 Aviv, chief · executive of Pales 102o PLAINFIELD ST. WE10ll6 .JOHNSTON, R. I. ------'------tine's largest city, and Abraham Krlnltzl, chairman of the local council of Bam11-t Gan, Industrial suburb or Tel Aviv, were driven _.,, .. away from the camp In a police car. Left behind was Oved Ben ,um GLADDING'S w4YLAND SQUARE Amml, mayor of the diamond Best Wishes for A Happy New Year manufacturing town of N11,thanya. Upon arriving u,t his J1ome, Mayor Rokach declared·. grimly: .I· ' "It w~s uot a l'ele&se: it was a kldnap'plng... VILLA'S AUTO 'BODY WOR:KS Advanc<\ notice-!1ad been servf:!d° .- .... that tho . two-' mayors WOUld be ,. ' · \ ' ·;, ~ releas_~d ' at , ll o'.Cl9ck. ·ftumq'i-i ~. ;;;" '. ·-'.- '~ ·1 ~--.·~ -~ }/~ ~ then -s_pread that., they wou-ld -~t O~~S-~~REET .::_,. fssr '=f\. :-. leave unless ,- ·M(l,YO( Ben ~ml!l_l ;•': i .... .- ,~-~. ... 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·HAPPY: . NEW YEAR NEW·· YEAR GREETINGS - ISpo~tParade I REO MOTORS, INC. ' J. & H .. ELECTRIC COMPANY - . . . City College basketball players . FACTORY BRANCH - who are married do not play· as MOTORS - INDUSTRIAL WIRING (,/J i REO TRUCKS and BUSES good ball as they did before they :c wed; according to a survey made 200 Richmond Street Providence, R. I. . :c l 1 Waterman .&'venue East Providence, R. I. m of last year's squad. ream co-!------' ~ - r- captain Paul Schmones averaged ,------,,~------, 0 I a little over seven points a -game NEW YEAR GRJ:.ETINCS
In the three contests before mar- - TO OUR MANY FRIENDS FROM "Tl - A HAPPY NEW YEAR "" rlage but· fell to five and a frac- 0 tlon points a game In the next J~YD€€- J> - 15._ Regular Hilty' Shapiro and : ~-< Weinbiaub' s Silk and Fabric Shops, Inc. sub .. Milt Breenberg· joined Sch- .. (,/J mones in the ranks of benedlcts • c LE AN SE D ·$ • ,,m at mid-season. Shapiro did better · - -I 183 Weybosset Street Providence, R-. I. n m than seven p plnts per game -for ;______IN_c_. ______..; 3: a, - the first 11 contests but dropped _____.....;. ______., m - to under five points, pee contest "" J NEW YEAR GREETINGS for the 12 game'l remaining· after A HAP.eY NEW YEAR To .Our Jewish Friends and Customers • the chupah. Breenberg ·doubles BENJilfiN .ROBIN SIDNEY 1\1. CAPLAN his total after marriage, scoring -of the-- DODO'S TRANSPORTATION. once before, twice · after. · Ike - SJiiloh Bottling Company, Inc. Dubow married before the sea- (,/J I DAILY SERVICE · ' - and m eon began; he scored once, on a ("') .west Warwick - Pawtucket - Providence and Vicinity foul shot. Evidently basketball Royal Crown Bottling Co. of R. I. -I 116 Lester Street Tel. DExter 0187 0 Telephone, Valley 0196 • Gaspee 15811 s a game for single men. :z That was quite a promotion , _ J> • Herman Ta_ylor pulled off In Phil- .. :------'"i ' adelphia in conjunction with the Philly Inquirer. After consider-. HAPPY NEW YEAR I ; M~. and MRS. PHIL I. ZAWATSKY able wrangling Taylor man~ I to get the_two . lightweight holders 45 Halsey Street · De Mag1bro Radio Supply, Inc. Montgomery and Williams to --.., . gether in the city stadium to Extend Best Wishes to Their Relatives and Friends . settle once and for all the claims 90 Broadway Providence, R. I. to the title. Consequently, the For a ·Happy and Pro_sperous New Year .lightweight division now has one =------..: - ruler again, Ike \Vllllams. Sol _...,.______....., ______r, Strauss was on ·hand to slgn the BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS A HAPPY NEW YEAR two boys for a rettll'D match which NEW YEAR . 'Will probably take place Dec. IS _.., in Madison Square 'Garden. AR·ENA MOTORS, INC. Cal-Ric Paper Box Co., Inc. New Yorkers are talking about . the fine job done on the Cancer Nash Sales an~ Service memorial card at' Ebbeis field, l50 Sprague St. Provideni:e, · R. I. Brooklyn, which featured Jlilaurl- 11~ North Main Street . _ Providence, R. -i. . ello ·and . Lesndvlch . . Publicists :.,.______..;;,. ______.J ' Abe Yager, Marty Berg and In-,------=------..;·;,_ ___, Ing Rud_d gave their time freely NEW YEAR GREETINGS and put In three weeks of con-· To Ou'r Many Friends and Patrons HAPPY NEW YEAR centrated effort In making the show a huge success. Something MERRY-GO:ROUND KNIGHT STREET GARAGE I Ike $30,000 Was' realized for the • fund. · TOYS • GIFTS • GREETING CARDS 808 Knight Street . Providem;e, R-. I. Harry Mendel, the fight ptlblle lst, better known as tbe six day 242 Thayer Street . l'h>vidence, R. I . bike promoter, Is girding his loins '------,------1 . for the return of the bike mara- r------The Jewish Convalescent Home thon.. He confided to wi recently that , he Is currently _cohipleting , -Modem Paint and Wallpaper Co. - of Rhode Island arrangements to run a six day ' bike race.Ju New York City thJs E,XTEND SINCERE AND FRIENDLY wtntv. · The thriller will be held 112-114 South Main Street Tel. DExter 0759 GREETINGS TO ALL FOR THE COMING YE AR n a large armory cony_!lniently lo-. Our Membel'llhlp List Is Now Open T~ Those cated In the center of Manhattan. Exten~s Best Wishes to Its Many Friends and Customers Who Might Be Interested Harry tells us that Jerry Rodman, For a ~appy and ProspeMus New Year the · foremost Jewish rider, will '------:------....;.....;...... ______.J probably enter the match which ;------ will prol».bly take place December NEW YEAR GREETINGS 5 In Madison Square Garden. A HAPPY NEW YEAR To Our Many Friends and · Patrons - The ·- Navy football team w111 ' CARRIER AIR CONDITIONING train ori the Northwest Paclllc American Laundry, Inc.. Coast and ·then start the season • LUTZ ENGINEERING there · with a game against Cali & Vita Cleansing co. fornia. Myron Gerber ls slated 1611 W estmlnster St. t o see a lot of action at fullback.· Providence, R. I. 162 ~erset Street He started to come along rapidly . Providence, R. I. a few weeks before the Army game last fall. NEW YEAR GREETINGS J'rom - TRY TO D~COURAGE .JEWS ·. A HAPPY NEW YEAR LONDON - A Foreign Offtce MR. and MRS. EDWARD KOSSOVE Spokesman saye return of the Rhode Island Ice Co. • - Exodus 1947 Jews to Germany w.111 ._ in the British view, dls OF THE HOTEL P~MACY C ourage the orga.):!lzatlon or "fur 878 Reservoir Avenue Providence, R. I. t her odysse_ys" to Palestine. N VOGUE FLORIST ANN GERBER I I Fllnt News · 1 ..; MAX. BROOKl'l'ER z: 0 ~ WA~'D AVENUE HOLLYWOOD-Just what the 228 Broad Street Telephone GAspee 53-iO l e ffects of the British tax on Holly ...o wood eIJl()rts will mean, ulti EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO HIS MANY FRIENDS (I) WISHES HER FRIENDS and CUSTOMERS - mately, is still dlfflcult to pre AND CUSTOMERS FOR A JOYOUS AND A JOYOUS NEW YEAR d let . . . At the moment, it seems PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR - ~hat 'tar is about to become a ' s ynonym for 'ecl>nomy measures' --apd things look anything but AUTO SEAT COVERS AliTO TOPS AUTO UPHOLSTERING , r osy for the future of industry FOR THE BEST IN AUTO COVERS workers . . . 2Q.th Century-Fox, GAYLORD'~ STUDIO See The Universal-International were the ROOMM ARCADE BUILDING first to start the axe chopping MILLS BROTHERS - a t personnel ranks, and RKO Is EXTENDS BEST WISHES 1296 Broad Street WI 9065 trying to work out a plan where TO ITS MANY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS Best Wishes to All Our Friends and Customers by costs can be cut without re > FOR A HAPPY AND PROS.PEROUS NEW YEAR For a Happy and Prosperous New Year < 0 ducing staffs . . . Among the in d ependents, General Service stu 0:: -----· u. dio laid off 50 employees re NEW YEAR GREETINGS C ently, a sueable chunk for a 0 ..J To Our Many Friends and Customers s mall lot . -i· Production has < ...a: s lowed considerably and there re MR. and MRS. HARRY MINCOFF :: B & R ATLANTIC SERVICE mains a certain amount of con :: f usion In Glamortown as to what 315 EL.,rWOOD A VE:O.'lJE (I) Corner Orms and Davis Streets C 3: omes next . . . That the tax de ....., .MA IU17 p rives Hollywood of a large share WISH THEIR MA1'1-Y FRIENDS AND RELATIVES r ROAD WORK - TIRES - BATTERIES 0 ( the overseas proflts, is undeni A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR ::... I- a bly true . . . But why cut pro d uction costs and throw people 0 ut of gainful employment b& OUR BEST WISHES FOR A cause' of it? . . . There's a slight - HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Contradiction poking lts nose into Mr. and MRS. MORRIS B. SHOLES t he situation here . . . To offset MEN'S f BILLY'S SHOP r educed revenue from abroad, the 2188 Post n~. Warwick, R. I. ' 209-210 Woolworth Building 187 'Westminster Street 0 nly logical act would be t o in C rease production for the domes - EXTE D BEST WISHES TO THEIR RELATIVES t MAKERS OF FINE CLOTHES t ic market and that portion of A.ND FRIENDS FOR A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS Suits • Top Coats - Sport Clothes - Custom Made Clothes t he foreign 111arket not affected NEW YEAR ' by the British action . . . Yet, producers are whipping up a tre mendous hue and cry to decrease output, an4 at lower costs ... Looking Into the situation more - New Year Greetings closely, it becomes apparent that Our Best Wishes for a / . ' t he economy moves now shaping - up · have been in the wind for Happy and Prosperous New Year To Our Many Friends and Patrons some time, and that the British - tax was seized upon as the excuse to sharpen the axe-blade ... What happens then, H sutflclent ARROW ·TRANSPORTATION co. pressure is applied fo the British BA11RINGTON to force a modiflcation of the - tax! ... Does Hollywood con . template re-staffing· at pre-tax CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 28 Terminal Wa7 Prorldence levels! ... Or will It 11.nd, mean - while, that it can get along well - enough with slashed budgets and Alfred Farina, Jr. Sam and Henry Malcon less workers to keep proflts roll ing In at a comfortable margin! Barrington, R. I. WArren 1888-W • . . Whatever the reason- for the .,- ,. . . cuts, and however long, It . takes -----~~------· to cla.rify the tax situation, one thing does seem deflnite; the wo ple who work In the Industry NEW YEAR GREETINGS MR. and MRS. LOUIS SANDLER and who are chiefly responsible for serving glamor hot off l.he To All Our Friends and Customers And. Son, CARL MICHAEL Hollywood griddle, are going to learn lots about job security 88 OGDEN STREET the hard way. HARRY WEINBERG & SONS Extend Sest Wishes for a Happy Danny Thomas wlll sing two DISTINCTIVE CREATORS OF FINE FURS - .. Hebrew chants in "The BiJ City" Conrad Building • . . :ij'.e portrays a rabbi in the And Prosperous New Year Telephone 385 \\'estminster Street MGM vehicle, starring Margaret GAspee 6593 Pro,;dence, R. I. . ' O'Brien, who w!II appear as a ' youngster adopted Jointly by a Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish family . . . Betty Garrett ( Mrs. LOUIE'S Kosher DELICATESSEN Larry Parks) debuts In t!1e same NEW YEAR GREETINGS lllm . . . Herbert Kline, co-pro lit Douglas Avenue HA 2874 To All Our Relatives and Friends from ' ducer of "My Father's House," the PaJestlne story, Is making an Extends Best Wish~ to Its Many Friends effort to bring Ronald Cohan, Mr. and ~rs. Harry Weinberg and Family the film's 13-year-old star, to j and Customers For a Happy Hollywood . .. Groucbo Marx and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Weinberg and Family Norman Kraana are putting the ' And Prosperous New Year flnlshlng touches to. their play Mr. and Mrs. Hyman W.einberg and Family (Contillued oa Pace 6) ... . MR. arid MRS. MRS. S. BLUM MR. and MRS. RABBI and MRS. Attacl< on ' JOSEPH .L. SOLOMON WILLIAM BOLSKI and Son, Harold Everett CARO/, ~LEIN and SONS and Son, HOWARD And aughter Jewish Student of 64 Doyle Avenue 85 Thackeray Street of 309 Willard Avenue Extend Best Wishes to Extend Best Wishes Wish All Their Relatives Extend Best Wishes to ·' To All Their Friends Relatives and Friends for aJ RelativeS' and Friends for a Raises Dispute 'And Friends Happy and Prosperous For A :Happy_ and Prosperous A Happy New Y.ear Happy and Prosperous New Year · NEW YORK-A national con New Year troversy over the true lp.nocence - en New Year :z: ot "Innocent bystander~· who ..,:z: refuse to become h;volve~ In MR. and MRS. .. the defense of Individuals, groups S. P: BLACK'S REUBEN COHEN "")> MR. and MRS. r . .. and liberties under assault by race and Daughter, Marsha Gall 0 Se~al's l(osher . haters and native fascists, has 1033 Broad St. WI. 9861 of 77 Woodbine Street .., Isadore Wur.,.ftic been primed off by the case of Ext:end Best Wishes For Meat Market Delicatessen .• Groceries A H!!-PPY New Year ·.To Their "" Elihu Stamm Cooper, a Jewish Relatives 0 and FAMILY Dab·y Products.- - Fruits and Friends )> graduate ~tudent and HebrQW -< Hope Stree,t Vegetables 750 teacher, assaulted In the coffee Wish Their Relati~es and shop of Iowa University while MR. and )IRS, Extends Best Wishes To FrlendS' Wish ·Their Many Friends and Friends and ·customers "innocent bystanders" watched Customers a Happy and PHILIP HOROWITZ A Happy :.nd Prosperous and Son, Kenneth Charles For a Happy an
ew Year Greetings meant that legally nen the right to emigra1e was not admitted. I.a Olis. the C-Olonia.l poliey of Eng CHARLES and JULES land has seatt£ly mp.ed appar- e11tly from what it was yean ago What is all this opposition to ew Year Greetings JEWish im.migation to Palestine. ftL P'E&llM"XSYS BE.Ui:'l'll!l!L PEBKA..~ BXA-1ll'l'IFUL bnt the heritage of the idea that TS B&Ul71''1FtrL ~ BE.lll'l'IFUL FEBlU.i.~ immigration is essentially nnla...- B&UilDFUL ~""ES'l'S EBJU.~ ~UDFUL PBBHA fn.l. UJl}ess under or-firial au..~iees. 1i1Ul11!'L ~ BEA"Fl'IFUL l'EBKA.~ BEAl.fflF It was Thomas Jefferson who & CO. til, ~":ID"TS BEAt:'DFUL ~ BEAll'1'Il't>L - BROWNELL FIELD hl'as the great exponent or im- migration. He ics:fst_ed tbat eTer, .- o:ne had the right to settle where Autocrat Tea and Coffee , e,er he li1lllted to be and it YU Jefferson who worked to make To the Congregation Sons of Zion, Its I naturaliDtion easy. II The Tories in Ame:riea, of _eonrse.- too);_ Yie British point of 119 RABBIS Arn"CE PBOVIDESOB, B. L Board of Directors and Officers, Mem new. When the geDeral Amert- ,______. can anger oTer the British fm bers of the Sisterhood. and the Men's preuments th.reatene4 to lead to war, the Tory Federali5ts dam Club and to All Others Who Have Co ned Jeffeno.n for ha'li.ng made - the path o.t: the immigrant eaQ' . operated in Making the Past Year So One :Federalist pamphleteer Yrote as follows: ew Y ~r Greetings Successful for the Sons of Zion -oar country has become ill the lanpage of Democrau, the aqlum _of dtstresaed humanity Thlcll ls the neT name for the ~nd.8 and Y&Ddert.ng f~ou . ot the u.ni,erse.0 My Best Wishes for a But the Federallats did not SPEIDEL CORPORATION Happy and P g:,eperous New Year 11'111 ouL The people did - 11ot forget lbe lllddent of the Chesa- peake when tha Brttlsh a.rrogaiUJ;y lln!d npo.n tbat llhlp and took MORRIS FEINBERG, Preadent away RTeral of the ae'II' -..d '70 SHIP STREET PBOVID~OE, B. L eTm hanged Gile ot the men. (O@IINNd ca Pap, G) , ~------.. - I "One Man's Opinion" -l :z: ~~·~ ·· On The B.alance "'L By BERNARD SEGAL.------"'~ en :z: \..oi\lls-on I remember my c~ild- when the left platter Ups the :z: Extends Their Best Wishes for ho9d · vision of the goings on in scale. , "'""J> A Happy and Pl'osperoua r- New Year heaven on the day of judgement, A primitive picture, to be sure, 0 on Yorn Klppur. The Holy One but we all belleved in It. U there Kinsley Bulldi\lg Is seated on th~ throne In all hie were any among us who doubted ",· -v · . 33' WESTMINSTBR ST. 0 glory. A large_ book ls opened this High Court scene, we • did ""< Providence · it before Him. In are Inscribed not know them. 0 the names of all people who made Sobering Reality "'z: up my little world. A huge bal- 01:1 this day of Yom Klppur, C') ancc is suspended from nowhere in the _year 6708, this Innocent "' above the throne. The shining vision of long long ago, has "" Get - copper scales, the kind I have mercilessly been marred by eob- Greater Results = see_n at the grocer's - shop, are erlng reality. But the method . dangling in the air. Angele of of the balance ilr still convenient i .... from ~ all kinds, big ones and· little ones, to apply when we take ourselves ::ia gentle ones in white flowing to account. 0 J> Your A~verfising I cloaks, and angry ones wrapped Hang up the balance and let us -< in ash-grey capes, are coming watch· the scales shifting their * ~ and going In the Palace of Judge- position to the right and to the en Many small and large busi· -v ·men t. Each time the name of left. "'-l ness firms use the services of one of my townspeople ls called, Summer Camp Story J:: "'go this advertising agency to get the page in the big book is turn- Here ls a story about a summer "' greater returns from their ad ed, and the angels approach the camp where the chlldren of maDY "" balance. The good angel places of our well-to-do Jews arc sent co vertising in vestment. We can a handful of good deeds on the for recreation and rest. The dir help you too. platter on the scale, and then ector ·or the camp, I am told, co -4= the bad angel balances It with would not allow the · observ•nce ...... * - a heap of sins placed on the of a Save-A-Cltlld day conducted lefl platter. The Holy One Him- by a national child rescue agency. JOSEPH MAXFIELD CO. self watches the scales and his During that" day the children were 87 Weybosset ~!.. ?rovidence. R. r. = · face reflects the fate of the man to deprive themselves of deeserta foseph Fwle whose record iff in the balance. and sweets and the money to be Archie Fwle His fa ce brightens when the 'Scale sent to a fatherless child In Eu- ·, is weighted down by the load rope. The reason given by the on the right side, and it ls dark- director was that the parent& ened by a shadow of sorrow might object to spoiling the child- ren's fun. Approach, angry angel in the There is Nothing Finer Than ash-gi;ey l)Obe, and pface thtir .tal~ a Stromberg-Carlson Radio With FM; of 'shame on the left- of the ba:1- ance. But here ls one for the right scale. During the ·summer I ~t.ed a camp for ~JS and girls. apa 10 to 15, In a near-b,: state. The the camp was not a show place. The electric power gave out ever so when It comes from · one~ w..r.e,- still bad to be Canadian Fur Shop. pumped by hand. The tents were L u a t r o u a Beaver as. primitive as the tents of no dyed and seal brown mads. And the meals were no beauties .. . loadll of feaata. But these yoangsters cul style and wear at - tivated a vegetable garden and llttle prices. raised chicks. The proceeds froDl Flare Backs these two enterprises were banded Shirtwaist Cuffe over devoutly to a chlld .rescue fund. . Mandarin Sleeves Take this humble offering, oh Pretty Poc~ete angel In the snow-white cloak, Chin-cuddling Col and place It tenderly on the right scale. I am sure that It will over Jara ball!,Dce In the eyes of God and _From early t"lasaea MAD tbe shame of the other camp. to late formals, a Another Jncldent mouton coat from Or take this little story a Canadian Fur Shop THE NEW' WORLD-A magnUl.eent automatic radio-phoilo-. friend related to me. It concerns steps up yout date graP,h dealgned for tomorrow's lh1ng. Standard broadcaat., a group of gentlemen, at one of ra~lng. COMPLETE FM, spread-band shortwave. Engineered fqr Str9.. our summer resorts, who were berg-Carl10n Wlre Recorder. Equipped with 9 )landaome engaged In an uninterrupted game ,wa15 to Pay record albums. Plat:.s twelve 10-lnc:h or ten 12-1.nch recorcb of cards. My friend commltte4 automatically. Charge • ~ the unforglveable blunder of rushing In and disturbing the LaJ'&-Y at f4Ba.oo game with a tale of woe he has GA. 05M just ftnlehed reading In the even Buy Only an Oscilloscope Teated Radio ing newspaper. The news on: that particular day told of the force[ul dlsembucatlon of the Leo Miller Radio emigrants of "Exodus 1947" at the port of Hamburg by the Bri Furriers For Over a Qu!arter of a CentlJJ')' SALES and SERVICE tish. The worthy gentlemen at the 391 North Main Street DE 4242 RadJo Slnc:e 19118 game with a tale of w_oe he had - 419-417-429 WESTMINSTER ST. (Continued on Pace. 111) \ .
I organist, will be in charge of the w •. M p f Arab, Jewish states in a part!- · ~. Beth-lsrae musical part or the service. e,zmann ay resen tioned Palestine by September (!f L• ·t y Registration in the Sunday ~ - 1949. ,But it ls doubtful that the IS s om School will take place Sunday Jewish Case Before UN U nited States will consider the ~ K. s • es morning, at 10 o'clock. Enroll- · expect;d British- plea for military m lppur. erv1c ment in the Hebrew School is LAKF. SUCCESS-A decisive ish . reaction to the recommenda- help in the event of disturbances m The annual Yom Kippur radio now going on eacJ) afternoon. chapter in the history of Pal- !ions of the United Nations Spe- In Palestine. It Is likely that the broadea:!t of Temple Beth-Israel Ses!ions in both schools will be- estine may he written when the cial Committee on Palestin·e, United States will favor using :::; will be heard over WEAN, Mon- gin upon the advice of the Provi- UNSGOP report comes up fo1· there is little inclination here to an International army or police ~ day evening, Septem ber 22 at dence Health Department, due to conside1·ation before the General" speculate on the course to be fol- _r;;o;:rc;:e:;.=;::;;::;;:;:;::;=;::;;::;;:::;:;=;::;; ~ 8 o'clock. Rabbi Morris Schus- the Polio epidemlc. - Assembly or the United Nations. lowed by- the British representa- 1 th ~ ::~mw:;ln~e C~n:o;ar~::;!n!~eit- ~!~t7~:! ~~~v~:eshe::rto!~~~a~~ th~~~:::;: :i~~r~:s t!el~ev:P:!:~ ·;:, it is belie\~ed that! Britain Benjamin Yorn K.ippur at Temple Beth- 8: 15 in the evening and tomorrow committee of tbe 55 United Na- will insist on American aid, in ~ Israel wi11 be ushered in with niorning a.l 9: 30 o'clock. wi!Jt tion 1ne1nbers and that hearings niaintaining peace in the Holy PREMACK : the Kol Nidre Sen-ice on Tues- Rabbi Schussheiw and Cantor will he held by that committee Land during the interiai period u.. da}-, September 23, at sunset. Breitbart conducting the services. before the issue is submitted to in· the event the Assembly ap- Violinist Rabbi Schusshelm's serqion will ____ tlie Assembly itself. Jewish and p roves partition. There is also Has resumed teac'1lng be "Unafraid". On Wednesday Arab delegations 'Yill be given an. ground to belie\·e that an effort - 885 Westminster St. m,:Clo}IV•} INQUIRIES JA. 4815 Res. PL. :I052 cc: morning the Services will start opportunity lo submit their will be made by so111e of the Uni- at 9 o'clock and Memorihl Ser HAIFA-Leading Haifa maou- views on the UNSCOP report. ted Nations members to secure a ~ vices (Yiskor) will be recited :Cl racturers of building materials T here li:n-e been unconfirmed re Dritish promise or commitment ;::"; 11 o'dock. The sermon will be ai:e recelnog Inquiries from ports that Dr. Chaim Wei:1:mau to abide 1,y an ultimate decision. 0 " Choosing Life". Israel Breit Greece regarding Pale_stine-111ad'e )\"ill be among the pleadet·s for '.\lay Try Delaying Tactics Contract Bridge ~ bart. Cantor, and Robert Weiss, supplies and accessories. the Jewish cause. cc: It is also possible that the Brit- Instruction a.. Britain Will .Ask l". S. Aid - ish Government may resort to Beginners Advanced In the absencp o f official Brit- delaying tactics so as to prevent 0 -' nn Parly decision J,y the Assem Mrs. Barbara ...cc: UTNUR ~ISJEII w Arab Mufti bly_ ::c J\.delman .Teitelman ::c Pianist Opponent is 'l'h,·,·c· is ~; ,-owiug llelier here en Director of Temple Emanu-El Choir tl,:tl th,· lJt,itNI States will sup- INSTRUCTOR ~ BAS RESUMED TEKCBING port the 111:ijorlty report or the UJ-, Murdered Stadlo 15 Conrad IDdg. JF.RUSALEM _ Sarni F.rfencli Palestine Committee, calling for 175 Tenth St. PL '1040 w ....::c , T a ha, Secretary ~eneral Or the Utt• <'Slablishmi,nt or iudependent .,.~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ oppo~t>
\ - ot 1Miblc the moat 1llllvena1 and ·------About- -on aa 1ffll as the m• un- JIB. and MB8. Ahavath Sholom Lists eommou of' man•s eh&raeterlatles.. SAJIUEL GOLDIN Oriainality lleeently. tM Ne..- York Times H~N::-Y::-::_ Yom Kipper Schedule 1:9• SwtdaJr aeetton P11bliahed an ar- Extend Best Wishes to Their ~ Sabbath Shun.h Sernees at The folloYlng 1lrill aene u bT DAVID 8WAB'IZ Uele by an In~polls ~ool Relatives and Friends "' the Ahan.ih Sholom Synagngue special ushers ror the Kol Nldre I thift oue CODlDleDt ot the teaeher whJeh eons1sts merely of For a Happy and Prosperous ~ will be held tonight at 6: lO and M:iisaJ'. -services: Philip Abra Baal Shem To? rneals his great- the~ made at raudom by New Year ~ o'dock. and tomorroT monung ams. Harry Cbarren. Max Char Dest!.. He asked why la it Yl'IUen ehJ1dren in her class.. The Btate- ::;:;:;:;:;:;::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;:;:::=- ~ at 8: 30. Rabbi Morris G. Silk's ren. Joseph Chorney, Abraham in Ue Tonih. "'the God of Abra- ment of eTery one of tbeae child- _.. ' : sermon for the sabbath Shun.h Foster. Fred Junn.an. Samuel -. t.lae. God ol 1saae and the ren had eharm and •-"--- ~ God of Jacob?" Why Is It Dot The child Is New Year Greetings ~ Yill be given at 10:15. Kasper, Charles Lappin. Joeepb almost~=;.;;= written the God of - Abraham, naJ. Tbat la the great charm of from 0 Yom Kippur services at the II. Mattus. George llaah.nlek. Isaac and Jaeob? childhood. - SJ'nagogue will commence with Herman Reltant,. A. Louis Roeen DR.and MRS. ,.,~ tein, Morris Ross and Bernard The answer, Aid the cre-t As Ye get older, howeTer, most 0 the Kol Nici.re cl!ant on Tuesday < Wincour. Jewiab sage, la that each. Abra- of u loee this quality. Our minds nening at 6:30 o'clock.. Rabbi Ellis A. Rosenthal 0 ham, Isaae and Juob, had to become like beaten t.raeb on ... Silk's sermon. "The World's La.st Children's seniees will be held and Sons, IACY and MARK :z bd God for hiJILaelf.. Every -age whleh the aame old tralna end C, Cha.Dee" . will be given at 7 at l!:00 o'clock in the Chapel ... o'clock. Yom Kippur Da:y Ser• o[ the Synagogue under the dl.rete has IIOmetllJ.ag of a new reTela- lessl7 traTel.. We are a:fnld of ,., tion of God. being t.d!Tiduals.. We 1>ec¥>me 536 Pan: Avenue ~ 11i11 begin at 7: 30 o'clock tion or Samuel A. ~. who in the morning. The Rabbi's ser 1rill be assisted by J osepjl Jh.r\:U.S:, A dlffereat aspect of. the aame like P~h records.. What Cranston, R. I. mon, entitled "Ylsltor," Till be at Pa.Ill Gregerman and Marvin Silk.. Idea is CODTeJ'ed in the ~ in
Sbc,p Wbere It's Coavenil!llt Klein to Speak W'here a 0-- StCJ2 You Over Station WJAR We Wish All Our Friends and Custo~ers a Happy and Obtain ETI!rythlDc Yoa Need On SU.Ud:IJ' mo11Ull£ September %1, at 9:39 o'dodc a Yom Klp pur _program 1l'lll be preaented by the Congregation ~Sons of Prosperous New Year Jacobs over station WJA.R.. Rabbi Carol Klein will speak on the Best Wishes For A irabject, ..A United World", and Happy Ne,r Year the Synagogue choir will ch.&llt the musical part of the program_ Rabbi Klein will gpeak ou tbe subject ''Life Never Ends With Oates Tavern Death" at 11 o'clock o.n Tom Kippur morning.
1195 DOUGIAS A ~-uE Coronet Maguine has purchas We know of nothing· that will give you more satisfac- XOBTB PBOVIDESCE, B. L ed the rights to the life story of Barney Ross. tion and _comfort during the New Year than a Generous Contribution, at this time, to the 194 7 Campaign of the P.DWH SOFOREXXO and HOBTOS SXfl'II ot General Jewish Committee of Providence. IISURANCE UNDERRRERS INC. COMMERCIAL ,ad WESTMINSTER MOTORS PERSONAL ANALYSIS
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( - ' MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS. One Man's Opinion • - IRVING ABRAMS NORMAN H. MILLER ( Continued from Page 9) WEINSTEIN'S and FAMILY and Son, STANLEY _a nd shouted: · JAMES 2'76 New York Avenue of 66 Davis Street ~Lake Pearl Manor Extend Best Wlsh·es to All "We have enough of this all Extend Best Wishes to Their Lake Pearl Wrentham, Mass. ·Relatives and Friends Their Relatives and Friends y ear long. We are . on . vacation GOLDSM·ITH I Special Attention to For a Happy· and Prosperous for a Happy and Prosperous n ow, and we don't want to listen I WEDDINQS, PARTIES and I New Year- Insurance of New Year t o ,all this.'; · ALL SOCIAL OCOASIONS I admit that it was very tact , All Kinds UJ'"' The Ideal Spot tor a Vacation ID MR. and MRS. MR. ancl MR~. I ess of my friend. Nevertheless, · 805 Industrial Trust Bldg. •::E HERMAN J. BERGEL or a Week-end UJ IRVING W. DATZ I can see a dark robed angel ap Phone Residence OU:T/\RY LAWS OBSERVED I and FAMILY Q.. 125 Evergreen Street p roachlng the scale and throwing GA 6'700 DE 42'75 UJ 125 Evergreen Street
and Prosperous New Year . ~ for the Providence School Com- m mittee from District A, this week 0( en MR.and MRS. based his ·cauipa_ign on a~ 11- :c BEN.JAMIN KESSLER poi~t platft>rm which called for :c and .FAMILY public sessions 0of th,e school \ ~ l> ot·s7 Biggins Avenue committee and an adequate re NEWS EVENT .• ! r Extend Best Wishes to All' tirement and pension system for Far/ahead of the procession with BETTER Style, Tone, Performance and :' Their. Relatives and Friends •. department employes. for a Ha1>PY and Prosperous Value 7 .,, here are two outstanding examples of what you will see and hear ::0 New Year · In · addition, he tlrged · a:dop~ 0 tton· of a single salary schedule when you call for an Emerson Radio demonstration. N,ow is the time to Buy I < 0 ! and' salary scale recommended by m I :z MR. and MRS. the National Education Assocla- . 0 m Benjamin Ma,ybert tlon, ranging from $24·00 to $5000 wfu{ $200 year.ly increases. ::0 and FAMILY Other points: . of 145 Lancaster Street Closer co-operation between Wish AU- Their Relat!Nes· and parents and schqol, greater use of school property for, after-school ..., Friends a Very Happy ' ::0 and Prosperous New Year. and Summertim e educational and 0 l> recreational programs, 'a 5-year -< LI minimum •college preparation for . I all teachers, specialized training en Bennett Service for teachers in kindergarten and .,,m -I lower primary grade11r · smaller m I, -' Station X classes, greater teacher partici !lD m CUSTOM-BUILT RECAPPING pation In planning school pro ::0 TEL. MAnnlng 2422 grams and better restroom facil co I ities for both students , and tea I TIRE .REPAIRING ! ' VULC;ANIZING chers. co . BA'l'TERIEB His platform was announced at ...... ""' ROAD SERv,ICE a meeting of a nonpartisan com 4'12 North Main Street mittee supporting his candidacy SMALLEST Emerson Radio Self-Powered Portable. , Op~stte Beneflt Street at 15 . Westminster Street. The Only 8½ inches'wide-its power and "delivery" will amaze you! following were reported added to Its .beautiful, easy-to-carry cabinet is of Maroon• Plastic. It has the commltteEt membership: Alvin an Alnico 5 .Permanent Magnet Dynamic Speaker - oversize I So{!kln, Joseph Ress, Prof. 'and built-in· Super-Loop Antenna - Slider-ule Dial - Automatic ., M; s. Ray E. Gilman, Walter Ad- Volu~e Control and many other advance fe atures. For your I= ISLAND l~r John Lopez, Jr., Prof. Ben own use - as an IDEAL GIFT. (Less Batteries l .. ~ RHOD- L 6t~ugh, Robert G. ,Raymond and I .. ~rthur Feiner.. . , 1 fURNITURf HOSPiTAL Masada Conducts -- . WfRfP . Rhode Island's Largest• and Membership Drive The Providence Chapter of Ma- - sada announced this week that Finest-Equipped it Is conducting an intenslve membei:shlp drive ·this month un Refinishing Room d.er the direction ·of Lou Lerner, mem_bershlp chairman. The drive .Kl!ll'J\.llilNG and will be climaxed by a meeting . - Ba i - to be held on Sunday evening, REFINISIDNG of FINE September 28, at the Sheraton" FURNITURE Biltmore Hotel. Members of the MODEL 547 co~mlttee are: EvEUyn Block, Emerson Radio Compact. A.C-DC Joe Feldman, Ab\!,· Golds;tein, Superheterodyne with Alnico 5 HO 5592 D~rothy Green, Joe Joel, William Permanent Magnet Dynamic Kloner. Florence. ·Sternbach, · and Speaker and built-in Super-Loop 1614 ELMWOOD AVENUE Richard Superior. Antenna. It has Automatic Vol .,· ume Control. Ivory Plastic Cabi Buy U. S. Bonds and Stamps! net with Sliderulc Dial. It is re garded as the outstanding per former in its field. Nm» only BEST TIRE BUY! I
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SOLD ONLY BY INDEPENDENT DEAJ,ERS LEO MILLER RADIO ..AND SERVICE STATIONS! SALES and SERVICE A PRODUCT OF U. S. RUB-QER CO. 591 North Main Street DE 4242 Radio Since 192ll :s- :- ·Home-for Aied ObS8rves High tlqlydays ~ 0)
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. Max Deni>, Louis Polofsky and Natha~ Schecter as they began the solenn prayers• Adolph Cole ushers in-the New Year at the Jewish for the High Holy Days at the Jewish Home for Aged. Photo by Jer~y Rose. Home for Aged by blowing the Shofer. · ~ P~oto by Jerry Rose. Woodwork Hobbyists Make SChoc,1 Toys f,' I I'
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Left to right ,' Maurice, W. Hendel, Edward Scherz and Joe Gold as Irving. Bornside, right, watches Fred S. Rosenberg, as the two they work on equiprr~nt for the Center Nursery School. · make and r.epair toys '.for the Nursery School. Photo by Fred Kelman. Photo by Fred Kelman. ·
The Center Nursery School opening, originally sche~u~ed f?r and repair toys and equipment for the school. this week has been cancelled until Wednesday, October 1, 1mmed1- Mrs. James Blease, head teacher will be available for interr ately foliriwing Succos. ' yiews during the week of September 22 : Enrollment applications may lrvin Bornside has volunteered to direct ,the activioy, which is ' be obtained from the Center. · , scheduled .for Monday evening at 8:30 o'clock, during the school year. Over th~ summer, cabinets, shelfs, and other basic equipment Fathers of children_en,olled in the Center Nurse~y School, who were constructed. Further projects will be initiat'ed on Monday, are interested in the hobby of woodwork, have formed a group to make October 6, when regular sessions of the activity will start. ,.
I it? How shall we hold on to this prnnarily in a philanthropic sense. I u, prized child-like quality of or- No formal papers were signed> About iginality! nor is it planned to bring Leon The answer seems to be that to the nited States, as he · is -i ..,:,:: Originality there is no particular tormuli: beini; trained lo emigrate event c.. (<.;onunued from. Pare 11) Being original is an art. .And ually to Palestine. Eddie merely others . say, we repeat: The an- that is a COllsoling thing. One guarantees the child's mainten "'~ en cienl Greeks thought the most can cultivate an art. ance for a l 2 month period · a t :,:: sublime injunction was " know Strirlng for Originality - an estimated cost of $365. :,:: fTI thyself." Emerson seemed to When a.woman looking in the "">- think i! was "trust thyself." Most mirror tries out a - new color, -or •0 of us do neither. a new hair~o. she is striving for Dies a Hero:
· The Good Neighbor originality. She is cultivating the -0 I am inclined to agree with Em- art. It may be that there are 0"" erson rather than with the Greeks.. better ways for cultivating it. Saves Children <: 0 The Hasidim seemed to have the That, I suppose, depends on the CHICAGO_ Fune ral sen·ices ,.., :z Emersonian point of view too. person. The idea that you have were held here for Yrs. Helene C,..., They thought the happy man, the to write SOII\8 great work or Alinsky, 3 • who lost her life I man with faith in himself, was paint some great picture to be during .. the heroic rescue from "" the good man. The contented per- original is nonsense. There · is drowning of her adopted daugh- KORB'S 601! harbors no vindictiveness, no originality _a nd art in planning te r and another child. Yrs. Alin n mafice. He is the good neighbor. a dinner, in making your hus- sky was the wife of Saul Alinsky, .,, The discontent~d woman nags band content-in a thousand a nd author of the best-seller, ··R ev "" 0 at her· husband. The frustrated one things. eUle f-0r Radicals," and t echnical >- masses shout, " Down with the We may not always know when consultant for the Back of the lt(1JH1JNiT ~:£~.. £ -- ~;.:1·r!~~~~.. : .:~~--; .: -< Jews." They have lost their own we are original, but there is one Yards Neighborhood Council. en self-faith. They do not trnst sure sign to tell us when we lose Mrs. Alinsky was drowned near ,., -0 themselves. our temper. -That is the sure Yichigan City while saving hPr -i if as sign ~ Most, not all of us. we that we have lost self-faith, adopted daughter, Kathryn, 8, , • Spohge Cakes • Honey Cakes a,"' grow older. tend to fall into tbis for without self-faith, t hete e:in and a pl:.:,m:H?, Judy Fish':r, the ,., "" category. It Is not easy to trust be no or1ginallt,. same ace. afte r tll;,y were drs.\TTl • Pound Cakes • Pound Cookies one's self. 1 from a sand bar by the uqder ~ I seem to have wandered far ; tow.
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U) War Assets Social Functions MR. and MRS. New Fail Styles _Accommodator ~MPLETE FAcn,ITIES- Turns Down SUITS - TOPCOATS Wallace H. Genser OVERCOATS and Caterer Assorted- Faac7 PastrJ' and ~ ·ChurchiH House and FAMILY Quoddy Plan 'The Store That Built Hors . D'Oeuvre Partlea 165 ANGELL STREET 353 Angell street Richmond Street' a Speclalt7 WASHINGTON-The War As , Birthday and Wedding Cakea Reservations Wish All Their Relatives and sets Administration has publicly Made to Order -:_ IX Friends denied the request or officials of . MORRIS Experienced Table .., MA 2649 GA 2S41S A HAPPY NEW _Y_EAR Decontor Eastport, Maine, that they be CLOTHES SHOP for ~ ;;;;:::::;;;;;;;;;::::::;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;~ ·------' allowed ·to purchase n ear b Y Richmond Street WEDDINGS and 101 BAR-MITZVAH PARTIES "Quoddy Village" at a 100 per Providence, R. L ~ ARROW LIN:ES College Student Telephone BOpldna 6117 ~:::t~c:;:: !:~h:ba:~ ':::.:.:.:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_:_-:_:_:_:.:.=: DAILY SERVICE ~:o~::: ~ PROVIDENCE - HARTFORD Desires Ro·om converted into a training cen- :------. 0 Also l\fale college student desires ter for ·25,000 displaced families, Dry Cleaning - 1 Day Service, IX ... Charter Work room with a Jewish family on The Eastport officials had ."Wedding FOR ALL OCCASIONS CALL the East Side. Call DE 1244, hoped to have the Quoddy plan Shirts Offtc-77 Washington St.- classified as an ed,uca.tional and GA. 0872 . • 0 to I> o'clock weekdays. lnformals" public .welfare project, · which (Pickup and Delivery would have enabled It to secure _ Service) ... the 100 per cent discount under (.) The Jewish Community Center ...:z: the Surplus Property Act, Fred ,Kelman 0 WISHES YOU A HAPPY NEW' YEAR According to the W AA state MACE Home of Fine Cleaning > ment, Eastport's original bid was 1079 South Broadway, E. Prov. ~ Attend The Annual rejected because "the applica WI5402 Tel,: EA. 3318-M tion of the city to acquire the o_, YOM KIPPUR DANC ,E property is Ineligible for educa------: tional • public be~efit allowances ; Wednesday, September 24, 8:30 P. M. undei;- the provisions· of the Sur :: IN THE MAIN BALLROOM OF THE plus Property Act. W AA policy NOW IS THE TIME TO CHECK ~ · Narragansett Hotel permits such allowances only to ~ DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF ed~cational Institutions conduct . YOUR DIAMOND , Bob Clifford and His Orchestra ing fundamental educational pro ~ TICKETS $1.IW Tax Included grams which are normal•y a part or the curriculum of universities, Stones Tightened and Reset; Also ... ;,.,..,."""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'!!!!II!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!~ colleges, high schools or elemen tary school systems. The ba11is New Mountings Reasonably Pric~d of the city's program was the I · establishment or industry with ,I JQHN F: DONN·ELLY & CO., ·INC. the training program a second ary rather t-han a primary func Jewelers Opticians tion. WAA will not devlate from the provisions of the Surplus K4PL4N'·S 199', \VEYBOSSET ST. 'Specialists In f'._roperty Act."
/ Aven Wins Olympics'· , .JEWELERS a!td DIAMOND MERCHANTS SINCE 1908 HOME and OFFICE MAINTENANCE First.Golf Tourney · Harold aven won the· first an Consult Us About Your Investments HOUSE CLEANING - PAINTING nua{ golf tournament or · the William Gates Cutler Olympic FLOOR WAXING Club, held last Sunday at the M:ICHAEL INV,ESTM;ENT CO., INC. Bayside Country Club. Aven de feated Joe Schwartz by ~e STOCKS and BONDS RUG SHAMPOOING stroke, 88-89. Other leading con testants were Nat Gordon-96, 17 EXCHANGE -ST-REEll' PROVIDENCE DExter 0688 Bernard, Cohen-97, and Jack 1468 BROAD STREET HO 4848 Jacobson and Julian Holland-99. A trophy will be awarded the M. M. SOFORENKO JOHN F. DONNELLY JOHN R. CASEY winner, It will be retired by . Member of the National Association of. Securlcy Dealers the first member winning the Established 19~ tourn~ three times, Friendly pause ---~~ BARRY_MINCOFF THE' ORIGINAL HARRY'S
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At the bead table, left t orlgbt, Han-y Seeve, Rose Grub.er, guest speaken, Ardd Alvin A. Sopldn, chairman of the 194'1 GJO campaign, Gov• .Joful O. Put.ore and bald .suvermaa, president of the G.JC, HenrJ: Morgentbau, .Jr., national clulirDum,. Heney HJl'Bh1leld, noted mMter of ceremonies ~ teller of stories.
Harry Hirsbfield, one of the stars of the popular radio program, ... "Can You Top This?'', who entBtalned the audience Jut Than,, Left to right, Abe O. Fine. Mn. Alvin A. ·Sop)dn and HenrJ ll~thau, .Jr., caught ·day night at the :lpltlal pita -mee~ of the General .Jewleh In an hlformal Jl98(!. Committee. .
A few of the cbalrmen In the tndea and profeNloaal dlTUiona ae theJ uehanged of candy and tobacco; Charles Rothman, chairman of Jewelry; and Loa1a Fain, icleu for their reapectlve aniu. Left to right, Dr. Die Berpr, dullrman of d41Ddata; · chairman of ·men'• wear, HenrJ Le-.aar, cbalnnGI of aato, electric and bal'dWIINI; S-ael Ro.en, ebalrmaa .
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.....en 0 ---i 0 Ldt. to i-ight, Max L. Grant, Abe C. Fine, Samuel Shore, Rabbi Ab1eaham Chill, Left to right, Joseph Cohen, Irving I. Fain, Jacobs S. Temkin, Judge Philip C. 2' Rabbi Carol Klein and Aiter Bo;rman. Jo;;;lin, Louis Te~, Mack _Forman and Samuel Temkin. M.AJUNG PLANS FOR wo~m.... ·s Dl\"ISIOS O~E HUNDflED DOLLAR MINIMUM "AFFAIR 0(,' THE YEAR"-tbe One Hundred Dollar Minimum Luncheon aclleduled LUNCHEON. Sh9wn above an, members of the IniUal Gilts and E:lleeutive Com for Monday September 22nd at the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel. The men in the picture • m1Uees QI the GIC Women's Division who rtte11tlJ attended the garden luncheon :iire Archibald SJlverman, GJC president, and Max L. Grant chairman of the Campaign ae t.be home of Jin. Max L. Grant. At. tbJs meeting plans •- ~pleted for the Advisory Committee. ' A bumper crop of youngsters is growing up in the children into the world. But for your helo. these warm Palestinian sun under the care of happy kids might have grown into scrawny-armed. hun parents, who, in the o: P. camps of Europe three ger-pinched scavengers roaming the back alleys or four years ago, regretted having ever brought of Europe-as-thousands still are. When /our daughters wer~ going to -caped to Switzerland, whence she high school, Ava was already a vet made her way to Palestine. At a eran of three years in a French con Jewish setllement in Upper Galilee, centration ca mp. In 1943 she es- Ava is learning how to laugh again I - In some 300 agricultural settlements throughout Trained teachers and nurses watch carefully over Children who a short while ago These youngsters are going to greet Palestine., youngsters like these from Europe are these children and gradually guide them back to owned only the tattered clotbes on neighbors in a nearby settlemenL healing the scars of war through a balanced pro health. The U.P.A.-f\nanced Jewish Agency spon their back, now cultivate their own They will find other children from gram of schooling, recrea tion, work. Great em sors an extensive program of child care and wel gardens, and plant their own roots Europe there, and new friends com phasis is placed on the rehabilitation of children. fare in the cities and settlements of Palestine .. firmly in the soil of Palestine. ing in all the time. -How m~ny_mor6 .. Six months ag~ a year ago, the children you see in these photo- Lucky kids. graphs were nothing but skin and bones. But there are thousands--thousands--of children who aren't so They were undernourished, half-starved. ready to die. lucky. Kids who still are all over Europe, starving for bread. plead t Today, they are healthy and cheerful and happy. Eager to grow ing for milk, begging for someone to diow a little affection. up. Waiting to be fine citizens. Save one of them. Just_one child. And only because somebddy-it may ha"e been you-gave the All it tl!kes is a heart, If you have that heart, give your dollars ..• money which took them away from Europe's misery and sent them quickly, quickly. And give more than you think you can spare, be> , to Palestine. To flourish. To grow. To live. To be put in the hands cause the task is great, the need is urgent. of people wlio care . .. people who love them. Can you afford to give? How can you afford not to? fi-(YE THEM LIFE-unP'muke /r wurt/1 hr/Hf In Providence Give Generously to Support the United Jewish Appeal by Contributing Generously The 1947 Campaign of the General Jewish to the 1947 Campaign of the General Jewish Committee of Providence for $1,125,000. Committee of Providence ALVIN A. SOPKIN, Chairman IC . - (11 r---~M---R-.-an_d _ _...~-R-S-.----:I ---N-e_w_Y_e.,.a""r"""G---re_e_ti... ri-ga .... _ _..., . Pia.in Talk - MR. and MRS. NEW YEAR· GREETINGS. John B. Schechter MR. and MW:!- ' By ALFRED SEGAL Samuel Wexler and Son, DAVID ALLAN LOUIS . KRAUS. i am happy to be the one re- and F Al\UL-¥ B .. Gerlhman -j 69 Pinehurst Avenue .:r,..., Wish Their Relatives and of sponslble for brln_ging old Rabbi 760 Cranston Street · Peulb-f Co. c.. Friends a Happy and 118 Tyndall -1'.venue 1 Eliezer ben Hyrcanua to current w 'ish All Their Relatives ari'I! ,..., Prosperous New Year :....------,.---.. ·~ life after the 19·00 years during . Friends · _ I 176 Chalkatone Avenue ~ (/) which he lay dead and practically •· PrO.Wew,· ;I!. I. V :r :------.;....;...____ .;... ______,, forgotten by all but the scholars. A H.A,PPY NEW YEAR· Phone DExter 7695 / All these years .later he finds him- ,,______,• .., __ ,.... ______:r,..., )> 1 "' 1 self hi. the midst of the hot fury r- THE LION FOOD ·STOR E -_ 0 that always rages in Israel and MR. and ~RS. MR. and MRS. - l If I know anything about Rabbi Extends Best Wishes to All Their Friends "Tl Eliezer he must be enjoying It. · Charles Hurwitz · "' and Customers· fot · aoo, OHILDREN Benjamin Bigney 0 He was himself a dissident whd )> A Very Happy New Year w as excommunicated_ because 1 Rhoda and Errol and Family :<- I other rabbis couldn't agree with 768-770 HOJ;>E STREET PROVIDENCE, R. L . him. ol -251 Rochambeau Avenue · ,..,rn ' ' .,, ;:~;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~,I You may remember his sudden Extend .Best Wishes to ,..,-j > appearance in this column several Relatives and Friends for a Extend Best Wishes to :;::: ·Relatives and Friends for .a 0:, Best Wishes for a New Year of. Health and Joy Happy and Prosperous ,.., weeks ago. That was the week In . , New Year Hal)py and Prosperous · wl)lch, with t}!e aid of my cap- New Yiear · "' acious pipe, I ascended to heaven,..,______:? Newell Coal' & Lum-ber · Co. and spoke to Rabbi Ellezer about 0 !~:n c;:s::f:!~ ~i;~~~W~~;, ::~--t I to see the new day which God gives. Is it not everybody's mor Weyhosset Pure Food Markets -Senato~ Raymond, A. McCabe ning • and everybody's thankful WISH THEIR MANY FRIENDS AND PATRONS ness. May we not all speak out A _HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS . NEW YEAR with thankfulness together? I -Fifth· Senatorial District have been h~re a long time ana 66-72 Weybosset Street 197-199 \Vayland Avenue 149:)-1495 Broad Street this Is what I have learned. PROVIDl!:NCE RHODE ISLA..~ Indeed, Rabbi Eliezer's r eli Wishes His Many Frie nds a . gious education was started all ~======·' HAPP~ and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR oYer again after he attained hea- -- ven. The experience of heaven NEW YEAR GREETINGS caused him· to put away a great -from- many · rabbinical concepts. ··lb , this academy," he said, --1 dis Our Best Wishes for A Happy and covered the ultimate wisdom from YELLOW CA·B· COMPANY which I learned that on eartli" I r had lived and studied )Vil hin GAspee 5000 . Prosperous New Year narrow walls. Up here I could reach out and find my brothers To Our Many Clients ·irnq Friends and find God." Yes, he had found God, though .he hadn't seen Him yet. He • NEW YORK LACE STORE knew where He was, though. God PAWTQ'C.ILET, R. L was forever out in the universe CHllOREN'S SHOE CENTER keeping the seasons In their or. ~PECIALISTS IN JUVENILE FOOTWEAR der, giving fragrance to the now Wishes fts ,Many F rienda ers, walking among men and A HapP.Y and Prosperous New Year searching their hearths to fincJ a place for Himself among them. ... L 1· :1-HST FLOOI'. - AI\UdJE-i·>lW\· I l) F\( E Newly arrived rabbis in heayen frequently had upbraided Elieze1 . New Year Greetings .... "You, iJ.abbl Eliezer, scarcely : p~ak like one of us anymore" Providence Wholesale Drug _Co. . . . But then he was a: heretic • far back in his life-time ... Co-Operative \Vhole.'18le Druggi;ts of Rhode Island "It's no wonder you . were excom Connecticut - Massachusetts municated" . .. "SERVICE - ECONOMY - COURTESY" Well, it was toward dusk and tfme fo!" the service of the even- ing. I bade Rabbi Ellezer good~ bye . . . He said "Please tell the NEW YEAR GREETINGS J ews to be falthtul to their syn-_ agogues, for by this· loyalty men - FROM - are held to their obligations as the children of God. But t ell them, too, not to l>e their own STANiDA.RD WHOLESALE CO,. INC. prisoners within their synagogues. 115 HAilllIS A VENUE Let them reach out to firid their PROVIDEIICE, R. I. Mr. and Mrs. FRED SPIGEL brothers. If they find their bro- and FAMILY thers they find God." The congregation of heav~n Best Wishes For a Joyous and Extend Best Wishes to All Our Relatives, was g~thering on· the westei:n rampart to wori,hip before the Prosperous New Year Friends and Customers for a sunset. Rabbi Eliezer- took the Happy and Prosperous New Year arm or a pope named Gregory to walk with him toward the sun- COLONIAt LAUNDRIES set . . . "Gregory" he said. ··1t 190 WILLARD AVENUB , has been. another beautiful clay 1,'ROVIDENCE PAWTUCKET - of God." . " MR. and MRS. Husbands Too New year Greetings NAT E. DUNDER from and Children, NEW YEAR GREETINGS Joseph Monzack Kind, Say - ALViN and HEVERLY A...'li\'E -< ,: from & Sons · THE COLONIAL 57 Bogman Street ,,., c... 18 KANE STREET Psychiatrists .WALLPAPER CO. Wish Their Relativ~ and r, MR. and MRS. c Brass and Wrought Iron Work DETROIT-Th ~ee psychologists 1~ Empire .Street Friends A Happv and Alex A. Cohen Wish All Their Friends.:-a reported to the American psycho Prosperous New Year Happy and Prosperous logical Association today that ::c New·Year r, . youths of superior intelligence NEW YEAR GREETINGS , ;o and daughter, Jacqueline Best Wishes for ·ttie l> were better looking taller and NEW YEAR , DR. and MRS.. ,:, -l heavier than their less ro"rttinate HR. and HRS. 123 LANCASTER STREET brothers. Harry I. Goldman GEOR~ Joining in the report following John Sherwin and SON, HAROLD ,______and FAMILY -- THJ)l .JEWISH FAMILY AND MR. and MRS. · Husbands Too , CHILDREN'S SERVIC!i: IRVING GLASS CX) and MR. MRS. MORRIS Wishes All Members of the and Family MR. and MRS. · RESNICK q_d FAMILY JOSJ!a>H GALKIN and Jewish Comm11Dity of of , 1 '7 SUM'l'ER STREET RICHARD 48 Eaton Street Kind, Say Rhode Island ,. Wish All Their Friends· and. Wish Their and Re!at,tves a Happy and cc :aetatives A New Year of Good Health, t Extend Most Cordial Greetings Friends Psychiatrists Happiness and Achievement Prosperous New Year :z c:, For A Happy New Year A Happy and Prosperoua ro Tbe6 Relatives and Friends ( continued fr om page 1 ) I I- New Year NEW YEAR GREETINGS "MR. and MR& <.) grees and least conspicuous among uJ 'to Our MBJ1y Friends and ABRAHAM R. DICKENS V, :poo·rer women who, he said, are Customers and Daughters, Marcia Ann and E. P. Anthony, Inc. New Y~ Greetings too busy trying to make- ends Sandra Irma ,.:: Armory Hardware 1'76 CHACE AVENUE .,,. frem meet _worrying about their emo a, DRUGGISTS Co. Wish Their Friends .and tions. . 1 -:-- 940 BROAD ST. WI 9429 Relatlves ·a Happy_ New Year ~nds Wishes for A "The college woman has read ~ ,Happy New Year PLACE To Their Many Jewish Friends MUSIC COMPANY Latin and. ancient history," she l New Year Greet;ings ·MR. and MRS. MORRIS BUR.G 0:: Over At I.LI- 50 Years went on. " She baa. prepared for LARRY LORENZ and SONS a:, ANGELL and THAYER STS. a life of intellectual pursuits in- ' · Stanley Howard - Gerald Arthur ::E l?.O EMPffiE STREET w PROVIDENCE BE~UTY SALON 15 Catalpa Road · I- stead, she fi nds she gets wash- All Lines of Beauty Craft 0.. ing, Ironing and baby tending." 406 .lndustrial Trust Bldg. Wish Th.eir Friends and I.LI "Relatives (l'J Thus stymied, the married wo- DExter llJl ; ,Q~ and MRS. MR. and MRS. man day dreams, listens to radio :____ ..::.;=.;:.:.:...:.::a:..:,_.,...._.....J 1IAPPY NEW YEAR >-- HARRY GERSON Harry Winoker------11-_------_... _-_-_- _-_-_-_-_-_... _-_-_-_-_- _-:_ <( serial~ or reads popufal' novel~. 0 - and FAMILY New Year Greetings and SON. -STANFORD "And that's bow she bas her Best Wislies for A er 215 Forest Street of 60 Jefferson Street LL. ideal lover, who compensates for Happy and Prosperous Wish Their Many· Friends ·and Extend Best Wishes to G. Daniels . & Co. Relatives and Friends for a the shortcomings of her -real life. Relatives a Happy New Year · Curtains NEW YEAR 0 Happy and Prosperous All women, without exception, ..J New Year 969 Broad Street, HO. 4440 <( have a dream lover." ...."" August Bakery ::c DR. and .MRS. ·1 MB. and HRS. ::c Pension Bill for Nazi THE BARNEY ZISSERSON 24 CENTRAL ST&J:ET (/) Allen I. Novogroski · Lester L Aptel FAMILY and SONS . 3 and Daughters Central Falls · w -Victims Voted ·Down DlJ Warrington -~ ..., 51 Vassar Avenue MARILYN and MARCIA Wish to Extend Best Wishes BUCHAREST-A pension bill Wish Their Relatives and w I of 116 ()had Brown St;re;et Friends a Happy and for a Happy and Prosperous providing com11ensation [or the ::c Prosperous_New Yeai> I- NEW YEAR Wish All Their Relatives l\nd survivors of Jewish victims of Best Wishes for ·Frlends Nazism '\Vas voted down here this THE NEW YEAR A Happy_ Ne.w Year MR. and MRS. week by \he Rumanian Cabinet from on the ground of lack or funds. l(ew Year Greetl~s New Year Greetings to our Everett Levinson Reconsideration of the bill by and Children. Brynne Rolline Many Friends and Customen To .All Our Jewish . Patrons FAIRCHILD'S and Philip Robert _the Cabinet is expected to be The Good Housekeeping 35 Verndale Avenue Ruggles St. Market pressed by J ewish organizations -Store Wish •All Tlieir Relatives and 196 RUGGLES STREET on the ground that distinct Armenian Rug Co: Friends A Healthful and Joyous PROVIDENCE promises had' be.en made by the 10-12 Arcade Bnlldlng New Year government during last year's· '766 No. Main Street Providence, Jt. I. election t~ compenrnte Jewish MR. and MRS. ~. and M'.BS• . victims . NEW YEAR GREETINGS . NEW· YEAR GREETINGS Joseph Grossman Mitton lsraeloff 1 Newspaper· Scores from and Family Canadian Decision Pr-ovidence Picture ·East Side and Son, JAMES .JAY MONTREAL--The decision· of ,, of 16 Glenham Street Frame Company " Delicall:essen the Canadian Medical Association. Correct Picture Framing 1'7 Aldrich Te~ . lN W&XLAND l!IQU&.K.l!l to oppose the, admission of refu Marine and Sportl!lg Prints Extend Their Best Wishes to Etchings, Floral and ~eligions gee physicians to this country Relatives and Friends for a Wish Their Many Friends and Subjects e Lunch~s · • Fancy '.!'rays Happy and PI:osp!lrous Relatives a ]!appy and was strongly criticized by the OU Pajntlngs .Cleaned and Restored • Imported -Groceries New Year Prosperous New Year · Daily H erald here. Pointing to Canada'~ "scandalously high iµ• 61 Arcade Bldg. DExter 6196 Tom Quigley 'l'om Ca,lto fant mortality rate"-it is esti i_ mated that during the war period ~- and MRS. MAX ALEXANDER- the country lost 90,000 infants...... :. Greetings. To Our Jewish "and FAMILY, ALSO THE OLD FOLKS RESIDING IN TBB the paper asked: "If we are so NEW- YEAR GREETINGS Jewish Hr!>m~ For The Aa.~ - well fixed - for doctors, why is It Friends and Patrons for a that every hospital in the coun JOYOUS NEW YEAR Wish Rhode Island Jewry a Happy, Healt_by try pleads it is understaffed?" The Mill End ShOI? and Prosperolis ?iew:Year: · ... HOME DECORATORS Best Wishes.to Our FrlenQs and· LEROY Customers- for a Happy and Prosperous New Year "THEATRE 210-212 ~Orth Main St. M. Marks Glass· Co. . "GAspee 8800 Pawtucket, Rhode Island ONE ~N.~St. DE 8129 L MR. and MRS. ·BameyFradin I CAMPAIGN. and DAUGHTERS of ,21J Greaton Drive Wish All Their Relatives and Our Best Friends a H°appy- and / . Prosperous_ New Ysr. AT ONE TIME Wishes for a MR. and MRS. Leo Nussenfeld and Daughter FOR MORE THAN JUDITH FA.ITJ;l'- of 43 Burlington Street Wish Relatives and Friends A Happy and -Prosperous New Year New Year 100 NEW YEAR GREETINGS To.Our Many Friends and Customers Peerless Co. ·· Providence Photo Engraving Co. 231 MAIN STREET PAWTUCKET, R. I. CAUSES 111 EddJ Street GAApee 9294 -