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La Guardia's Sister Attempts To Form To Off er Testimony . For Eichmarm Trial New Government NEW YORK - Among the doc­ JERUSALEM - Israel's Foreign uments of testimony to be offered Minister Golda Meir and Com­ against Adolf Eichmann in March THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS . merce Minister Pinhas Sapir - will be a memoir by the sister of two Mapai members of the Cabi­ former New York Mayor La VOL. XLIV No. 51 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1961 ' 16 PAGES net who had been refusing to Guardia. serve in another Ben-Gurion Mrs. Gemma La Guardia Glu­ Cabinet-were reported last week eck, 80, now living in New York, Tunisian Newspaper Observes as having reversed their refusal, wrote a ninety page account of thus making it easier for David her experiences in Ravensbruck 'Danger Signals' For Jews Ben-Gurion to form a new govern­ concentration camp and her life in ; ment under his premiership. pre-Nazi Budapest with her Jew­ PARIS - "Danger signals" re­ that while one J ew is usually in­ garding the Jews in Tunisia were cluded among the members of The two, reportedly, agreed re­ ish husband. Mrs. Glueck - is an luctantly only after close party enumerated this week in the in­ various public bodies, that prac­ Episcopalian and was born in New associates had warned them that York. fluential Tunisian newspaper, tice is followed only so that the Afr-ique Action, which ran a sym­ country might not be charged of­ their refusal to serve in the new Her story was brought to pub­ Cabinet may lead to the neces­ lic notice as a result of memo­ posium on the Jewish situation in ficially with anti-Semitism. Moslem North Africa. A large part of the 120,000 Euro­ sity of holding national elections randum written about her to Eich­ which neither the country nor the mann by Eberhardt van Thadden Serge Guetti, prominent Tunis­ peans who left Tunisia since the country won its independence in Mapai party could afford at this an "expert" on Jewish affairs in ian-Jewish writer, summarized stage. the Nazi German Foreign Office. the principal "danger signals" as 1956, are J ews, most of them now the fact that Tunisian J ews. un­ living in metropolitan France, Having won Mrs. Meir and Mr. In this memorandum dated Sapir, but unable still to overcome June 6, 1944, von Thadden wrote: like the Moslems of the country, Jewish circles said here. The state­ are not required to serve ·in the ment was made after a Tunisian the reluctance of the Progressive "It has been requested that, be­ party leaders to serve in another cause of the position of her army; the inability of Jews to -ob­ newspaper , La Depecha, reported tain certain administrative posi­ that, since 1956, 120,000 of the Ca binet under his premiership, brother, Frau Gleuck not be sent Mr. Ben-Gurion then concen­ with- a mass transport to the tions; and the barring of Jews country's 180,000 European resi­ from enrollment in institutions of dents have departed. trated on winning the National Eastern territories; but rather be Religious party with a view to for­ held in a special camp in the Reich higher learning, especially the Meanwhile, reports stating that Teachers Training Institute. the expected independent regime ming- a new government based on or in Hungary · in order to be To Head Campaign - Mrs. a narrow coalition of his own available for eventual political The failw·e to make army ser­ in Algeria will not discriminate against non-Moslems, J ews or Raymond L. Cohen wi 11 Mapai party, the Arab parties al­ use." vice obligatory upon Tunisian lied with Mapai, and the National This memorandum turned up Jews, said Guetti, "may make the Christians, were acepted by head the 196_1 campaign of French Jewish leaders in Paris the Women's Division' of Religious party. This coalition recently in the Yad Vashem ar- Moslem population distrustful of would command a majority of 67 chives. the J ews." The writer pointed out this wee!<; as "reassuring." the General Jewish Commit­ Afrique A ct i on. considered out of t)1e 120 votes in the Knes­ tee. Mrs. Cohen's appoint­ set, Israel's Parliament. close to the Algerian rebels who ment as campaign chairman Orthodox Rabbi In Cincinnati have their headquarters in Tun­ Mr. Ben-Gurion reportedly of­ isia, declared that "there will be for the second successive fered the National Religious party equality for all in Algeria, assur­ year was announced today three Cabinet portfolios against Approves Center Sabbath Program ing all minority groups so that by Mrs. Julius -Irving, presi­ the two it held in the previous dent of the W o m e n ' s government, appointment of a DETROIT - Cincinnati Jewish orthodox leaders, in Cincinnati, they will remain in independent Algeria." party member as Deputy Minister Center's decision . to open on Sat­ why not in Detroit? Division. The newspaper added, however, In accepting the chairmanship, of Education and concessions long urday for programming in the Commenting upon Uie Center's new Sabbath program in Cincin­ that the leaders of the Algerian Mrs. Cohen said she was looking sought by the Religious group. Sabbath spirit caused Philip Slo­ Under his proposals, the Ministry nati, a venerable orthodox leader, rebels would have to "make a forward to another successful drive movitz, editor of the Detroit Jew­ number of concesions to reassure in 1961. She announced that con­ for Religious affairs would be one ish News, to ask editorially if he who writes a weekly column, wrote of the posts going to the junior as follows in the Cincinnati Eng­ the !Ilinori ty groups as to the tributions to the 1960 campaign hasn't erred in opposing Sabbath treatment they will receive in in­ of the Women's Division totaled partner in the coalition. programming in the Detroit JCC. lish-Jewish weekly, Every Friday: dependent Algeria." $80,000. (Continued on Page '1) Commenting on the Detroit Cinci Comment , Center's financial difficulties-which This quest10n of opening the caused it to ·cancel music pro­ Jewish Center on Saturdays has grams and orchestra concerts, the plagued the leaders of that popu­ Comay Says Israel's Road Ahead lar Jewish institution for the past I Jewish News editor, past president ! of the American Jewish Press as­ several years. To · Be Rougher For Several Years sociation, wrote in part as follows: A committee took it upon itself I Now, after all the turmoil in De­ to consult Rabbi Eliezer Silver as UNITED NATIONS - "Israel's velop a new diplomatic offensive valved in the conflicts of others. troit, the -Jewish Community to the possibility of keeping the position in the United Nations now at the United Nations against Is­ But we may have some disappoint­ Center of Cincinnati is conducting Jewish Center open on Saturday, faces new tests and challenges, rael. and to drag the so-called ments in this field and must re­ programs on the Sabbath with the and to their very pleasant sw·prise, and the road ahead is likely to be Palestine question into the fore­ main constantly vigilant." The Is­ approval of Rabbi Eliezer Silver, the committee found Rabbi Silver rougher than it has been for front of UN' concern once more." rael representative stressed the who is considered by many as the in warm sympathy with them and several years," Ambassador · Mi- Ambassador Coma;v sees one _of following p~ints: Dean of Orthodox Rabbis in actively cooperative. chael S. Comay, head of the Israel the reasons for this greater bellig- Rabbi Silver told the members delegation to the United ·Nations, erence in the tensions within the (Continued on Page '1) America. of that group that there were declared here last week. Arab world itself, and the tendency Sabbath Program many things in the way of recrea- Addressing 500 participants in to cover them over by a collective GERMAN BIAS The Cincinnati Center's Sab­ tion that were permissible on the the annual Seminar of the Zionist crusade against Israel. "But may­ NEW YORK - A 35-year-old · bath programs were announced Sabbath under certain rules and Organization of America, held at . be the main motive f-0r renewe.d former German soldier declared to be as follows: regulations, and if the responsible the UN headquarters, Mr. Comay Arab activity agains~ Israel at the recently that no one in Germany "Social and recreational activ­ heads of the Center would obli- pointed out that the United Na- United Nations is the desire to in­ wants concentration camps, "but ities will include general club and gate themselves to see to it that tions is now in a state of flux be-· fluence the new African countries also no one wants .his daughter to other group activjties; informal these rules and regulations will cause of new African countries, ~nd to disrupt their ties with Is­ marry a Jew." swimming programs devoid of in­ not be violated deliberately, he the Soviet attack on the present .rael," he added. "However silly "I have many good Jewish struction or competition; informal (Rabbi Silver) would not object to UN structure, and the-involvement the charge of Israel colonialism !rlends," declared WoJfgang Mar­ recreation with no competitive the Center opening on the Sab- or the-UN ,n the Congo. may be; it should not be ignored. quard of Berlin, "but I feel the activities." bath . . . "The rapidly changing United The turmoil in ·Africa produces same way." We immediately asked ourselves Orthodox Shocked Nations hold for Israel both op- Arab A.frican gr.oupings, which the Marquard, whose remarks ap­ the question; does this mean that Some of our strict Sabbath ob- portunities and dangers," Am- Arab~ do th.eir best to exploit pear in an article on Berlin in the we must add another hatosi to the servers feel shocked 'and cannot bassador Comay stated. ••on the against Israel, as recent events current Issue of Look Magazine, is list of all the confessions we recite understand how Rabbi Silver one hand, the ,United Nation is have shown. presently studying industrial psy­ on Yorn Kippur? But if a hatosi should permit such a thing. "This the world's meeting place, and we "I am not _pessimistic about the chology. Discussing Germany's (I have sinned) is required, will bring- about flagrant violations must there foster our relationships outcome," Mr. Comay continued. Jews in Look, he added: shouldn't it be a communal hatosi, of the Sabbath on the part of our both with our traditional friends ''For most of the African countries "The Jews came out of the nay, an orthodox community youth," they claim. Some very' and with the new friends we-have have •direct and· positive contact ghettos of Poland long ago. They hatosi? For, if Sabbath program­ sincere Reform and Conservative made in Asia and Africa. On the with Israel, are suspicious of Nas­ became rich by being shrewd'. They ming is permitted with the ap­ Jews argue: "Rabbi Silver made other hand, there are• many signs ser's ambitions in Africa, and in were resented by may'Qe half the proval of one o·f the most revered (Continued on P_age '7) that the Arab states want to de- any case are reluctant to be in- German people." .- ·~------~==------~-:-;--:---~~ - - --,------~cc,-,~ (

t f i,(·-, ~ CIIUBCll~ATTENDA!,fCE Mrs. Sadie Young of Los Angeles, NEW YORK - Mount Holyoke ~ - ' Mrs. Julius Irving {JJ,/lllaltll Calif., and fl~; ~fchildren. College notified ,the B'nai B'rith · . l II II i Hillel Foundations recently that · 'AA..111,/1/V...,.,. BENJAMIN FEINSTEIN '"4 compulsory church attendance at Heads Rhode Islanders Benjamin Louis Feinstein, 78, ·• the college was discontinued 1n e;;;;======;:J husband of Mrs. Hooe United States and now Is­ Becker, wife of Abra­ 14, Pythlan Sisters. Ausdale Road, Cranston, HO 1- raeli Minister of Educatilon, will ham Becker of 83 Maplewood Besides her husband, she Is sur­ fresh seafood, thick juicy vived by two sons, Stanford Gold, 2583. be the guest speaker. Avenue, West Hartford, Conn., steaks or our famous Ital­ who died Feb. 16 after a short USA, and Victor Gold, both of ian dishes· - with your fav­ Illness were held Feb. 19 at the Providence; three' daughters, Mrs. orite drink in a pleasant Jewish Holiday Of Purim Stanetsky Memorial Chapel in Bernard Labush, Miss Enid Gold atmosphere - you get so Brookline, Mass. and Miss Trude Gold, all of Provi­ much more at the Windsor - Besides her husband, she is dence; two brothers, Leo and Al­ and it's all . moderately Starts At Sundown Wednesday survived by two daughters, Mrs. bert Landesberg, both of Cran­ priced! · One of the most joyous Jewish pagan idols or face extinction. Benjamin Mendelovitz of Provi­ ston, and four grandchildren. holidays, Purim, the Festival of Current struggles by all people dence and Mrs. Barney Marter of • • • MILTON RIGELHAUPT Lots•, w!ll be commemorated by against discrimination in our Brookline, Mass., and two sons, MRS. ISAAC KANTER Managing Director Jews this year in synagogues and world today take on stronger Gerald and Richard Becker, both Funeral services for Mrs. Polly homes beginning sundown, March meaning as this initial resistance of Hartford. Kanter, 90, of 99 Hillside 1. In the synagogue the holiday is Dorchester, Mass. She was the Funeral services for John Man­ widow of Isaac Kanter. DINING VISIT THE Festive in spirit, the celebration marked by sermons stressing re­ tell, 61 , of 41 Hilton street, who ligious liberty, prayers of thanks­ Born in Russia, she had lived marks a successful struggle in an­ died Feb. 17 after a short illness giving, reading of the Megillah, in Providence for 10 years. Previ­ cient Persia against the forces of were held the following day in religious bigotry. The story of gay musical selections and special Otu;ly she had lived in Dorchester, the Max Sugarman Memorial Mass. Purim is recorded In the Megillah, temple social activities. Chapel. Burial was in Lincoln a scroll containing the Book of Children find a particular de­ She is survived by a son, Harry -WINDSOR Park Cemetery. E. Kanter of Brighton, Mass.; a Esther, found In the Bible. · light in this holiday. During the Born in Providence, Oct. 15, daughter, Mrs. Samuel Garr of 377 Main Street This biblical tale relates the reading of the Book of Esther the 1899, a son of the late Samuel Persian Queen Esther's fight youngsters are provided with Providence; a grandson and a Downtown Pawt. and Sarah (Metz> Mantell, he had great-granddaughter. against Haman and his attempts noise makers to drown out the been a lifelong resident of the to persecute the Jews. The story name of Haman each time it is • • • Free Parking city. MRS. BENJAMIN KESSLER tells how Haman, the Prime-Min­ uttered. He leaves a brother, Harry Man­ PA 6-9761 ister, tried to force the Jews to Religious schools u s u a 11 y Funeral services for Mrs. Ida tell and a sister, Miss Yetta Man­ Kessler, 78, of 264 Cropsey Ave­ abandon their form of worship schedule Purim carnivals and mas­ tell, both of Providence. and prostrate themselves before querades. Parents and children nue, Brooklyn, formerly of Hig­ present special gifts to the • • • gins Avenue, Providence, who died needy. MRS. ABRAHAM SIEGAL Feb. 19 after a short illness, were Special delight is taken in the Funeral services for Mrs. Rose held in the Max Sugarman Me­ eating of Hamantashen, a trian- New York City; · two us but men of whatever race or dence for about 50 years. She daughters, Mrs. Frank Goldstein belief. May we strive unceasingly was a member of the Ladies Pio­ of Providence and Mrs. Sarah BY SPECIALISTS SINCE 1920 for the triumph of truth and right• neer Association, Jewish Home for Teplltsky of New York and five ' · over · falsehood and wrong. Thus the Aged Association and South grandchildren. Savifigs in time and money are the rewards you shall we be united In a true cove- Providence Ladies' Aid. nant of brotherhood and' peace. Besides her husband, she is sur- receive when specialists are on the job. We are In Memoriam Amen." vived by a daughter, Mrs. Blanche 1953 - ZELLA JACQUES • 1961 experts on dynaflow and all phases of Buick *The word Purim means "lots", a Mantell of Providence; two sons, In memory of beloved mottler­ Always remembered; never operation. When in trouble give us a call. drawing by chance used by Ha­ Aaron of Providence and Max forgotten. man to select tlie day fot the Siegal of Windsor. Conn.; a sister, JACQUES FAMILY murder of the Jews . .

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NAME- STATE- . » SABBATH ______cITY J INFORMATION Housewives! Light Candles Tonite 5:10 Next Friday at 5:18 P.M. • • - INVESTOIJ,S TOUR Shoshana Damari_ NEW YORK - A• group of 47 private investors departed on the To Appear In Boston S first Shareholders Tour of Israel .. ..,... : last week. Before their- departure, Shoshana Damari, Israel's out­ • they were guests at a-reception at standing folk singer, will give her c-1 Idlewild Airport given by Aryeh first concert in Boston Saturday, 11-4 Manor, Economic Minister of Is- March 4, 8:30 P.M., at Jordan ' rael, and Shimon Hom, · North· Hall, as part of the Folklore Con­ p American director of the Govi:rn- cert Series presented by Manuel I ment of Israel Investment Au- Greenhill. ra:-i thority. Born in Yemen and brought to II. Israel by' her parents at the age ~ of two, Miss Damari gave her • ~ first concert at the age of 16. She .,. visited the U.S. three times, sing- f ing in her coast to coast tours in 62 cities as well as in Canada, Cuba and Brazil. She also toured Europe. Appearing as a star in the latest Israeli stage show at Radio City Music Hall, sqe received rave reviews. Miss Damari's annual Highest Quality Town Hall concerts were a com­ plete sellout. Steer Beef At Low Prices Fred Kelman Photo Compare . . . Quality For Quality Tickets now on sale at the Jor­ And Price For Quality! Bon Voyage - Shown above are some_ of the 34 Jewish FRESH KILLED dan Hall box office. Community Center members who last Sunday left Providence POULTRY DAILY by special chartered bus for ldlewttde Airport, New Jersey NO¼ LB ADDED and a 17-day jet air liner trip to Israel. Given an official MAKE A PERMANENT Rib Chuck AA lb 62c "bon voyage" by Melvin Chernick, Center vice president LIFE TAPE RECORDING TO READ MEGILLAH and chairman of the trip committee, Mrs. Ida Silverman, Fresh or Pick led BAR MITZVAH - CONFIRMATION Joseph Shwartz will read the Committee leader and Dr. Bernard Carp, Center executive Tongue · lb 62c RECITALS - SPEECHES Meg1l!ah at Temple Beth Am on director, the group included Mrs. Yetti Abramson, Mrs. - WE CARRY - This Event Only Happens ONCE Wednesday at 7 P.M. - Rose Amber, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Blazar, Mr. and Mrs. Even If you don't have a tape FARM FRESH JUMBO and James Bloom, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Bromberg, Charles XTRA LARGE EGGS recorder now, play it on a friend's untll you gel your own MAN OF THE YEAR Dickens, Miss Gertrude Finn, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gersh­ CALL JA 1-0960 Edward Zwetchkenbaum, presi­ ALLAN M. GOODWIN man, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldberg, Anne Horvitz, Mrs. FOR FREE DELIVERY dent of the New York Lace Store, Morris Kirshenbaum, Dr. and Mrs. Harold Klibanoff, Mrs. TO CRANSTON • GARDEN CITY 61 Westford Road Pawtucket, was honored last week NORTH END • EAST SIDE Eva Knopow, Miss Lena Leviten, Mrs. Rebecca Limer, Mr. WARWICK Providence 6, R. I. as "Man of the Year" in Taunton, Mass. and Mrs. David Linder, Mrs. Rose Sachs, Mr. ar,d Mrs. Louis REMEMBER: "The Proof of the UM 1-3882 Sherman, Mrs. Rose Shocket, Charles Swartz, Dr. and Mrs. Pudding Is In the Eating" Mr. Zwetchkenbaum was cited at the fifth annual Brotherhood H. Winkler, Mrs. J _ Zuckman, Harry Leach and tour di­ Week Brunch which was arrang­ rectors Mr. and Mrs. Israel Karten. ed In conjunction with the Na­ tional Conference of Christians CULLINAN BROS. and Jews and sponsored by the ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF A Taunton Ministers' Association, NEW OFFICE AND SHOP AT Council of Churches, Area Associ­ Go Mter the Kind of People ation of Commerce and the Broth­ 324 B WATERMAN AVENUE erhood of Congregation Agudath Achim. I I EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. Mr. Zwetchkenbaum, was cited You Want in Your Store for his leadership in the building PLUMBING, HEATING and FUEL OIL and perpetuation of the Jewish 24 Hr. Service - All Work Guaranteed Community House, his active fos­ USINESS is a battle. And the master of busi­ tering of fellowship among all GE 4-3013 ness is the man who thinks-plans-directs - DISTRIBUTORS OF PARAGON HEATING EQUIPMENT - faiths, his contributions to chari­ ties of all faiths and, his exem­ the fight with the cool and calculating eye of plary family life. Governor Notte an experienced general. Competition is daily •e,t-<1 ::ie:S.OO~MOe:-ft:(t-1Meil «! Q"'"'\He---fAU)... ~$--b--iU,;..tUUWAJ-.JWQ. of America. The lecture is open to the public. made with regard to the character of the merchandise Rabbi Nathan N. Rosen, Hillel you , are offering. If you c:rre engaged in distributing Director at Brown University will goods of the better grade, you know that your logical LYNCH'S Your Willard Center preside. SUPER MARKET _ field of sale is that of the substantid, prosperous class WHAT CREER LODGE of people-the folks who can appreciate and afford MEATERY What Cheer Lpdge #24, Knights your wares. of Pythias wlll hold a regular Carnation Ml LK - lg. can 3 for· 45¢ meeting at their Castle Hall on Your problem is to reach possible buyers WHITE - COLORED - PIMENTO AND SWISS 8 OZ. PKG Monday at 8 P.M. --and no ·others. Kraft Deluxe Sliced CHEESE pkg. 31¢ , Maximum results at minimum cost - that's The REG. 1.69 PURIM PARTY Herald's claim on vour advertising appropriation. Club 29 wlll hold their Purim GLOCOATWAX ½ gal. 1.39 party this Sunday at 8:15 o'clock LIBBY'S HAWAIIAN at the Brookline, Brighton, New­ PINEAPPLE JUICE 46 oz. can 29¢ ton Community Center, Brighton, · crispy Green LETTUCE head 15¢ Mass. REGULAR OR DRIP - The Herald finds it necessary AUTOCRAT COFFEE lb. bag 65¢ • many times to edit or omit news THE ONLY ANGLO JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. 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GAMES WITB ISRAEL Sun Life ,Assurance "' Once Again It's ISTANBUL - Sports contact.a between Turkey and Israel, which JESSIE DIAMOND'S For were suspended under the regime lncreases Dividends H.AMENTASHEN of Adnan Mendeser, have been re­ PROVIDENCE - Sun Life As­ '\o · ~-£ARS ll(tr11 i AND OTHER FINE DEµCAC.,IES swned. surance Company of Canada will FOR PURIM Increase dividends · to policy­ COMM. MUTUAL UFE = ELECTIONS, POSTPONED holders In 1961 for the 12th con­ JERUSALEM - Postponement secutive year, Francis T. Hughes ~ of the rabbinical elections for 6 to manager of the Sun Life branch ... Jessie Diamond 12 months · was voted recently by In Providence announced here, Knesset. 93 BURLINGTON STREET followlng the company's 90th an­ At the same time. Knesset turned nual meeting In Montreal. DE 1-2279 EL 1-2887 down a rider extending the ten­ i - Open Sundays - ure of the expired Chief Rab­ Mr. Hughes said Sun Life had Consultant for Income, corpor• binate. an outstanding year In Rhode Is­ tlon, estate and gift taxes. ~ land and Southern Massachusetts. Approved company and private In all its operations the company pensions. ~ lxecutlve compensation plans. ~ sold $1 ,034 m1ll1on of life Insur­ Non-Can Sickness and Accident P-ASSOVER ance to a total in force by the Covera ... TRADITIONAL SEDER SERVICES WILL BE company of $9,573 million. This CONDUCTED ON THE PREMISES is 7:1 per cent more than the BERNARD ROSEMAN amount in force at the end of 732 Industrial Bank Bldg. Enjoy the full eight day holiday or bring your family for Sedorum Providence 3 GA 1-5401 1959. !llj First Seder - Friday fyening - March 31 Rabbi To Speok - Dr. Joseph Shubow, rabbi of ---~-0-,-6-x

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LOW PRICES ON QUALITY MEATS and GOLD BOND STAMPS, TOO! Accepts Chairmanship - Marvin S. Holland has ac­ cepted the chairmanship of CHUCK the Temples and Synago­ gues Committee of the 1961 Rhode Island Israel Bond campaign. 1961 marks the thirteenth anniversary of Is­ rael's statehood, and is be­ ing celebrated as its Bar ROAST Mitzvah Year. The temples and synagogues in od specl11l11! Jewish communities throughout p.rozel'I Fo BONELESS the state are expeated to partici­ All cul from heavy -:orn fed steer pate in this celebration with ap­ lASlE O'SEA 9 oz ~9t beef - Ideal for pol roast Le59c propriate events of their own as lladdotk Dinner pKG ;, part of the community wide un­ dertaking. LONG ISLAND - Tasty, Young. Plump and Tender Mr. Holland, an attorney, is as­ RED L ,ooz ~9, pKG ~ sistant to the president of the Sbriml' Dinner LB School House Candy Company, DUCKLINGS 43c and has long been associated with RE0 l 10 ox Jewish communal activities. 49t Freshly Ground - Lean, Choice Beel Sta\\011 Dinner PKG FINAS1' ALL HADDOCK Ground Chuck LB 59c FISH Larg":!, Lean, Tender Pieces of Choice Beel PANEL DISCUSSION Braising Beef LB 79c "Two for the See-Saw - Parent STICKS and Child", a discussion of the FINAST - Large - Luncheon Favorite pre-school child and his activities 0 inside and outside the home, will l :K ~<49t be presented for all parents of 8 oz CELLO children of nursery school age at Bologna 29c the South Side Jewish Community Center this Tuesday at 8 P.M. ------· Panelists will include Miss Syl­ via Lapin, Associate Professor of FLORIDA - Seedless BAGS Child Development and Family Full of Juice Relationships at the University of of 5 s1.oo Grapefruit Single BAG. 3 Rhode Island, Alex Cohen, social 39c worker at the Emma Pendleton Bradley Hospital, and Mrs. Israel Rich in Vitamins - LGE Tabatsky, Center Nursery School Tender, No Waste BUNCH director. Broccoli 29c The evening's pro~ram will al­ low questions to the panel from members of the audience. Refresh­ ments will be served. Admission FINAST - Pea, Yellow fve, Red Kidney Sal.ad Specials! will be open to all parents of nur­ 1 L811oz sery school aged children. 4 CANS s1 BAKED BEANS . BUMBLE BEE - -Solid White GOLDEN AGERS Members of both the Jewish Tastes Better - Goes Further 7oz s1 Community Center's Golden Age CANS Clubs · will celebrate the coming HEINZ KETCHUP ·2 ~~% 45c Purim holiday at a joint "Golden Age Purim Party" to be conducted FLOUR - "10c off" Sale - Never Bleached at the South Side JCC building Tuesday at 1 P .M. Special bus transportation will KING ARTHUR ~l~ 48c be provided for members of the East Side Center's group who wish Ready to Heat and Eat OUR BEST QT to attend. Advance reservation will BEAN SPROUTS Reg JAR be required. 2 CANS SELLER LA CHOY or CHOW MEIN 25c C a n t o r Israel Tabatsky will present a program of Purim songs New Wash and Wear Floor Wax , RICMMOND - Bartlett Halve~ and lead group singing. Prizes will be awarded to Golden Agers wear­ 14 oz ILB13oz s1 ing the most original, most beauti­ CAN 3 CANS JOHNSON'S STRIDE 65c PEARS . ful, and most amusing Purim cos­ FINAST - "Sc off Sale" - Pure Vegetable, Poly -Unsaturated twnes. 4 VARIETIES Admission to the party will be REG 0 open to members of the Golden ~KGS SJ SALAD OIL ~i:1 49c Age Clubs only. · BERAN CANDIES 4 General chairman is Mrs. Fannie Same Low ~If-Service Prices in All Stores in This Vicinity - Kaminsky, assisted by Mrs. Lena (We Reserve the Right to Limit Ouanlolies) Cohen, Harry Rosen, and Mrs. Peter Strelow. .. CLASSIFIED• COUNCIL OPPORTU~ITIES a t Claalfled Adftrtlllng Rates: le par word: $1.75 minimum for 11 words. · BBOTBERBOOD DINNER rence, Judy Marks and Jacque­ 25c discount If paid before IMer• CORNER A rabbi and m1n1ster whose con­ line Weinstein. tlon. Call UNlon 147t,. DNdllne gregations meet and worship Wednesday noon. = Tickets may be purchased from bf Enldl[apn 8l!.I under one roof in New York City any member of Counc!lettes or R.1.1.D. GRADUATE student, desires room In return for babyfem••·· sit• will be the speakers at a Brother­ from representatives at Classical Narragansett AZA Is one of the with ULPs and play basketball on ~ hood Dinner of Roqsevelt Lodge ting or H compan1011, Call Jewlah - High School, Lincoln School, Hope Family and Children's Service, DE four AZA's In the Providence­ the Center League. ~ No. 42, F & AM; Tuesday, March High School, Nathan Bishop 1-1244. Cranston-Pawtucket area. The re­ To quote the president, "We are S 7 at the Ma.sonic Temple, Dor­ Junior High School and Slater OFF BROAD-for rent, modern 5 room, vival of Narragansett AZA was the only AZA chapter who can rance Street, it was announced by Junior High School. t::~~:,n•~t ol~.:-.:-ab~~"ttoen1~\~i noted about two months ago by use the motto, 'Hi, neighbor' ". ~ Al Silverstein, worshipful master. after 4 or betc:r••, f-.M,. the present executive board. The speakers at the 6 P.M. din­ SATURDAY NIGHT CLUB The members included in the ex­ AIDE ARRESTED ~ ONE OR TWO rooms available on EHt VIENNA - Min- Cl ner will be Rabb! Irving J. Block An Innovation In Saturday night Side. Call JA !°~•. ecutive board are Harvey Leib, The Austrian of the Brotherhood Synagogue and istry of Justice reported las.t week • programming for high school teen APARTMENT for rent, East Side, Savoy president; Richard Levitt, vice Dr. Jesse William Stitt, minister agers will get under way at the StrMt, betwMn Morris and Elmgrov•. president; Mickey Finn. secretary; that Hermann Hoene, 49-year-old ; S rooms, second, tll• bath, modern, former SS officer who was arrested 9 of the V ! 11 a g e Presbyterian South Side Jewish Community nice yard, gu~ge; ~dults. PL 1.a21,. and David Isenberg treasurer. in Salzburg, has been charged with ;i,, Church. Center on Saturday March 4, at Many events have been planned The activities and programs of SHOE SALESMAN - experienced on by various committees for the having been an accomplice of ~ 7:30 P.M. when the Center's Can­ men and boys• sho.., Salary and com­ Adolf Eichmann in "solving the :., the two congregations are jointly teen Committee presents the fl.rst mission. 662 Elmwood Avenue, comer coming months. A few of the boys sponsored under the Brotherhood of Gallatin. will form a delegation to escort Jewish question." l!.I in its weekly' series of "Saturday The Ministry said that Hoefle's tll council. Night Club" programs. CARPETS, RUGS direct from factory. young children belonging to the Rabb! Block graduated from the Savings up to 40 and S0%1 Example: Center to the Rhode Island School arrest was carried out after re- ~ These weekly programs will pre­ t' x 12' rugs from $19.901 100% all­ University of Connecticut in 1947 wool, 100% virgin nylon, wool and of Design Museum on Benefit St. celpt of documentary evidence sent dances, parties, canteen = and attended Hebrew University nylon blend. All sizes - scatter, room At Temple Emanuel members of from the German State Prosecu- l,t events, and special features on a and wall-to-wall In lovely broadloom, in Jerusalem. He attended the woven, hooked, novelty, tufted, Orien­ the chapter will take part in an tlon Office, indicating he had a regular basis during the Center Jewish Institute of Religion and tal , .. and braided rugs made right AZA Friday night service. In the leading role in the mass murders :: program year. With the exception here In our own plant. The Magic in was ordained a rabbi in 1953. C • r P et Rug Factory Outlet, 125 social activities category, Narra­ of Jews Poland, particularly in ,.. of' the opening program, admis­ Dr. Stitt is a native of Penn­ Thames Street, corner Church It gansett will sponsor a casual Warsaw and Lublin. He had re- I sion w!ll be open to high schoolers (former Collins and Aikman Muij sylvania and received his bachelor Bristol, R. I. lrvlng L. Solomon, Man, dance scheduled for April. On the cently worked as a commercial re- "" who are Center lI\embers only. ager. Open Mon., Tues., Wed., 10 sports side, the boys go bowling presentat!ve in Salzburg. of divinity degree from the Union The opening program will be open a.m.-7 p.m. Thun., Fri., Sat. 10 a.m.- Theological Seminary in New York to all high schoolers. 9 p.m. 3.3 City in 1933 and his degree of Young Adults of the Jewish Community Center Doctor of Divinity at the College Set In night club style, the open­ of the Ozarks, Clarksville, Ark. ing program will featuring danc­ State Sign Company - Presents- ing to music by Ronnie Chase and COUNCILETTES' DANCE his orchestra. a floor show featur­ Moves To Eddy Street Counc!lettes will present "Song ing Norm Lofsky, folk singer. re- PURIM FESTIVAL BALL of the Orient" at Temple Beth El freshments. - The State Sign Company has on Saturday March 11. Dancing Chairman of the planning com­ relocated to a larger and a more SATURDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 25, 1961 will be from 8 to 11 PM. to the mittee, Miss Leslie Jaffa, · an­ modern plant at 836-838 Eddy music of Art Tancred! and his nounces that boys w!ll be required Street, Providence. ,Harry Finkel­ Colony Motor Hotel - Main Ballroom band. to wear jackets; girls will be re­ stein. owner of the plant. has been NARRAGANSETT BLVD. Candidates for Queen are Con­ quired to wear skirts or dresses. in the sign industry for 40 years. nie Botvin, Abby Elkin, Leslie He is known for the beautiful Dancing 9 to l Dress Optional diarama displays at the New York Freed, Diane Grace, Lynn Lau- MRS. BRAUDE TO SPEAK - Ralph Stuart's Orchestra - Mrs. William Braude will speak World's Fair in such buildings as on the "Symbolism of Jewish Art the United States Building, the the Rom an and Byzantine Switzerland Building, Westing­ CROWNING OF PURIM QUEEN Israel's Road Ahead house and Standard Brands, in Periods" with slides at the Tem­ $1.75 per person $3.00 per couple (Continued From Page 1) ple Beth-El Sisterhood Discussion 1939-1-940. "l. As the new United States Ad­ Group on Monday at 10:30 AM. In Rhode Island. all the sign work at the Willard Shopping ministration has emphasized, the at the home of Mrs. W . Irving Center, the Gateway Shopping DO YOU WANT TO MAKE A LITTLE EXTRA United Natjons should be regarded Wolf, Jr., 538 East Avenue, Paw­ as a forum for reconciling differ­ tucket. Center. Peck Corners in East ences and not for inflaming them Providence. was done by him, as by sterile controversy. This applies was the work at the Plaza Shop­ MONEY to the Israel-Arab conflict as New Government ping Center in Whitinsville, Mass. OK, then: strongly as it does to the Cold Mr. Finklestein has also been (Continued from Page 1) active in community work. Ile is Scout around your house, gather together your WASTE PAPER, RAGS, War. chairman of the Farband Labor IRON, BRASS, COPPER, LEAD, even bric-a-brac: In short, anything you The National Religious party think you won't need anymore. Then, call us at PL 1-3897, ask for Bill, "2. The United Nations should Zionist Order; treasurer of the that's me-I'm here from dawn to dusk six days a week. Ask me for refrain from tampering with re­ was said Monday to be badly split Providence National Fund; on the prices and any other Information you may desire-for example, news­ over the Ben-Gurion proposals and papers today are worth ~Oc per hd. lbs. delivered to our plant. You'll solutions, and writing into them board of directors of the Con­ get a kick out of your efforts, and from the financial benefit derived what might appear to be minor subject to intense pressure from gregation Shaare Zedek; vice­ therefrom and you'll meet me too! ~ the rightwing Herut party to re­ concessions to Arab demands. It president of the N . E. District #10 must be understood that these de;. ject it. The conservatives within of Farband L. Z. O.; member of NATIONAL WASTE CO. the Religious party and those now mands are not made in the in­ Poale Zion, Knights of Pythias, Olneyville Section of Prov. terests of a solution of the re­ in Government posts were reported What Cheer Lodge, D.O.K.K., and 12 ADDISON PLACE fugee problem, but in the interests in favor of disregarding the La­ the Jewish Home for the Aged. of political warfare against Israel, von affair and of joining the pro­ in the hope of undermining our posed new coalition. The leaders of position and eventually trying to the Religious Kibbutz movement and the young intellectuals of the Sabbath Program settle accounts again with Israel. party were opposed. (Continued From Page 1) HOPE ST. BAKERY In the long run, therefore, such a big mistake, because the closing 727½ HOPE ST. MAnning 1-8331 gestures of appeasement are de­ Menahem Beig!n, leader of of the Jewish Center on Saturday, near corn•r of Rochambeau structive. Herut, met Moshe Shaplra, lead­ er of the National Religious par­ gave that institution a Jewish dis­ "3. The true role of the United ty, and.proposed a wide _coalition, tinctiveness, which will now be Order Your Hamentashen for Purim Nations is to go on insisting on a headed by Mr. Shaplra of all par­ removed." settlement of outstanding issues ties except Mapai. Later Mr. Sha­ Personally I feel proud as a between Israel and the Arab states pira had a three-hour meeting In member of the Cincinnati Jewish by negotiation. Even if the Arab which Shapira avoided definite community where the question of ALWAYS A Complete Variety Governments refuse to negotiate, commitments stating only that he Sabbath .observance on the part of they should be discouraged from would present the Prime Minis­ an institution, such as the Jewish of the Very Finest believing that in a changing and ter's views to the party executive. Community Center, is settled on expanding United Nations, they Hundreds of .students demon­ the fundamental basis of Jewish • Bread and Rolls can gain ground . at Israel'.s ex­ strated in J er us a 1 em last law (Halacha), as interpreted by pense. Here the United States has week, protesting against the Rabb! Eliezer Silver, whose out­ • All kinds of the Tastiest a vital stabilizing role to play." "anti-democratic" trends mani­ standing position in Halachi Juda­ "CHALAHS" Ambassador Comay concluded fested in public circles in con­ Ism no on.e can challenge. I feel his address with the warning that nection with the Lavon affair. that the leadership of the Center the friends of Israel "must be fully They carried placards protesting should be congratulated for obli­ • Assorted PASTRIES aware of•these dangers, while not the ouster of P!nhas Lavon as se­ gating itself to conduct the Cen­ exaggerating them." He empha­ curity-general of H!stadrut, the ter's Saturday activities. I also • We will have "CHALAHS" sized that Israel has many Israel Federation of Labor. Mr. wish to congratulate Rabbi Silver Wednesday for Purim in 'the world and at the United Na­ Lavon was ousted by a solid for his great faith In the leader­ tions, but the shifting battle lines Mapa! vote after Mr. Ben.Ourion ship of the Jewish Center that It of bloc politics at the UN may not had announced he would not seek will sincerely endeavor to follow All Products Baked Right On Our Own Premi~es always produce the kind of resolu­ to form a new government unless Rabbi Silver's blue-print for the Owned and Operated by IAMUIL GUTTIN tions which are helpful or con­ Mr. Lavon were removed from Saturday activities of the institu­ structive. office. tion. .. l .. CLASSIFIED {~*Q~GA"IZATION ._NEWS OPPORTUNITIES COUDCIL ,},,_.\,\f :;~~ :£: ;;~..._, \ ~.)..:~ ,,: . '~' . •' ' -. . a Clmlflecl Advertising Rates: le per & -rd: $1 ,75 minimum for 11 words. . BBOTBEBBOOD DINNER rence, Judy Marks and Jacque­ 25c discount If paid before lnser­ CORNER A rabbi and minister whose con­ line Weinstein. Hon. Call UNlon 14719. Dodllne Wednesday noon. = gregations meet and worship Tickets may be purchased from i under one roof in New York City any member of Counc!lettes or R.I.S.D. GRADUATE student, fem••·· will be the .speakers at a Brother­ desires room In return for baby sit• ... from representatives at Classical Hng or u companloi,. Call Jewish Narragansett AZA Is one of the with ULPs and play basketball on ~fll hood Dinner of RoQsevelt Lodge High School, Lincoln School, Hope Family and Children's Service, DE four AZA's in the Providence­ the Center League. No. 42, F & AM; Tuesday, March High School, Nathan Bishop 1-1244. Cranston-Pawtucket area. The re­ To quote the president, "We are 7 at the Masonic Temple, Dor­ Junior High School and Slater OFF BROAD-for rent, modern 5 room, vival of Narragansett AZA was the only AZ~ chapter who can ta rance Street, it was announced by Junior High School. ~:r~::~e~t ol~H"::-ab~~~nHJen1~\~i noted about two months ago by use the motto, 'Hi, neighbor' ". l.'ll Al Silverstein, worshipful master. after 4 or be~r•• t !'M· . the present executive board. The speakers at the 6 P.M. din­ AIDE ARRESTED ; SATURDAY NIGHT CLUB ONE OR TWO rooms avallable on Ealt The members included in the ex­ ner will be Rabbi Irving J. Block An innovation in Saturday night Side. Call JA J·~•. ecutive board are Harvey Leib, VIENNA - The Austrian Min- t:I of the Brotherhood Synagogue and programming for high school teen president; Richard Levitt, vice lstry of Justice reported J.as.t week • APARTMENT for rent, EHt Side, Savoy that Hermann Hoefle, 49-year-old ; Dr. Jesse William Stitt, minister agers will get under way at the StrMt, betwMn Morris and Elmgrove. president; Mickey Finn, secretary; of the V 111 a g e Presbyterian S rooms, second, tlle batfl, modern, and David Isenberg treasurer. former SS officer who was arrested 9 South Side Jewish Community nice yard, 1•r!1e; ~dults. PL 1_.216. in Salzburg, has been charged with ;,,. Church. Center on Saturday March 4, at Many events have been planned SHOE SALESMAN - experienced on having been an accomplice of ~ The activities and programs of 7:30 P.M. when the Center's Can­ by various committees for the men and boys' shoes. Salary and com­ Adolf Eichmann 1n "solving the :., the two congregations are jointly teen Committee presents the flrst mlulon. '62 Elmwood Avenue, comer coming months. A few of the boys sponsored under the Brotherhood of Gallatin. will form a delegation to escort Jewish question." t!J in its weekly· series of "Saturday The Ministry said that Hoefie's tlO co·unc!l. Night Club" programs. CARPETS, RUGS direct from . factory. young children belonging to the Rabbi Block graduated from the Savings up to 40 and 50%1 Example: Center to the Rhode Island School arrest was carried out after re- ~ These weekly programs will pre­ 9' x 12' rugs from $19.tol 100% all­ University of Connecticut in 1947 wool, 100% virgin nylon, wool and of Design Museum on Benefi t St. ceipt of documentary evidence = and attended Hebrew University sent dances, parties, canteen nylon blend. All sizes - scatter, room At Temple Emanuel members of from the German State Prosecu- ~ events, and special features on a and wall-to-wall In lovely broadloom, in Jerusalem. He attended the woven, hooked, novelty, tufted, Orien­ the chapter will take part in an tion Office, Indicating he had a Jewish Institute of Religion and regular basis during the Center tal .. • and braided rugs made right AZA Friday night service. In the leading role in the mass murders J program year. With the exception here In our own plant. The Magic was ordained a rabbi in 1953. C • r Pet Rug Factory Outlet, 125 social activities category, Narra­ of Jews in Poland, particularly in ,.. of' the opening program, admis­ Thames Street, corner Church St., gansett will sponsor a casual Warsaw and Lublin. He bad re- I Dr. Stitt is a native of Penn­ sion will be open to high schoolers (former Collins and Aikman MIii) sylvania and received his bachelor Bristol, R, I. Irving L. Solomon, Man­ dance scheduled for April. On the cently worked as a commercial re- ,.. who are Center m.embers only. ager. Open Mon., Tues., Wed., 10 sports side, the boys go bowling presentative in Salzburg. of divinity degree from the Union The opening program will be open • .m.-7 p.m. Thurs., Fri., Sat. 10 a.m.- Theological Seminary in New York to all high schoolers. 9 p.m. 3-3 City in 1933 and his degree of Young Adults of the Jewish Community Center Doctor of Divinity at the College Set in night club style, the open­ of the Ozarks, Clarksville, Ark. ing program will featuring danc­ State Sign Company -Presents- ing to music by Ronnie Chase and COUNCJLETTES' DANCE his orchestra, a floor show featur­ Moves To Eddy Street Councilettes will present "Song ing Norm Lofsky, folk singer, re­ PURIM FESTIVAL BALL of the Orient" at Temple Beth El freshments. ~ The State Sign Company has on Saturday March 11. Dancing Chairman of the planning com­ relocated to a larger and a more SATURDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 25, 1961 will be from 8 to 11 P .M. to the mittee, Miss Leslie Jaffa, · an­ modern plant at 836-838 Eddy music of Art Tancredi and his nounces that boys will be required Street, Providence. Harry Finkel­ Colony Motor Hotel - Main Ballroom band. to wear jackets; girls will be re­ stein, owner of the plant, has been NARRAGANSETT BLVD. Candidates for Queen are Con­ quired to wear skirts or dresses. in the sign industry for 40 years. nie Botvin, Abby Elkin, Leslie He is known for the beautiful Dancing 9 to 1 Dress Optional diarama displays at the New York Freed, Diane Grace, Lynn Lau- MRS. BRAUDE TO SPEAK - Ralph Stuart's Orchestra - Mrs. William Braude will speak World's Fair in such build1ngs as on the "Symbolism of Jewish Art the United States Building, the the R o m a n and Byzantine Switzerland Building, Westing­ CROWNING OF PURIM QUEEN Israel's Road Ahead house and Standard Brands, in Periods" with slides at the Tem­ $3.00 per couple (Continued From Page 1) ple Beth-El Sisterhood Discussion 1939-1-940. $1.75 per person "l. As the new United States Ad­ Group on Monday at 10:30 A.M. In Rhode Island, all the sign work at the Willard Shopping ministration has emphasized, the at the home of Mrs. W. Irving United Nations should be regarded­ Wolf, Jr., 538 East Avenue, Paw­ Center, the Gateway Shopping DO YOU WANT TO MAKE A LITTLE EXTRA Center, Peck Corners in East as a forum for reconciling differ­ tucket. ences and not for inflaming them ------­ Providence. was done by him, as by sterile controversy. This applies was the work at the Plaza Shop­ MONEY to the Israel-Arab conflict as New Government ping Center in Whitlnsville, Mass. OK, then: strongly as it does to the Cold Mr. Finklestein has also been (Continued from Page 1) active in community work. Ile is Scout around your house, gather together your WASTE PAPER, RAGS, War. chairman of the Farband Labor IRON, BRASS, COPPER, LEAD, even bric-a-brac: In short, anything you The National Religious party think you won't need anymore. Then, call us at PL 1-3897, ask for Bill, "2. The United Nations should Zionist Order; treasurer of the that's m<>-l'm here from dawn to dusk six days a week. Ask me for refrain from tampering with re­ was said Monday to be badly split prices and any other Information you may desir<>-for example, news­ Providence National Fund; on the papers today are wort h ~0c per hd. lbs. delivered to our plant. You'll solutions, and writing into them over the Ben-Gurion proposals and board of directors of the Con­ get a kick out of your efforts, and from the financial benefit derived what might appear to be minor subject to intense pressure from gregation Shaare Zedek; vice­ therefrom and you'll meet me too! · concessions to Arab demands. It the rightwing Herut party to re­ president of the N. E. District #10 must be understood that these de.;. ject it. The conservatives within of Farband L. Z. O. ; member of NATIONAL WASTE CO. mands are not made in the in­ the Religious party and those now Poale Zion, Knights of Pythias, 12 ADDISON PLACE Olneyville Section of Prov. terests of a solution of the re­ in Government posts were reported What Cheer Lodge, D.O.K.K ., and fugee problem, but in the interests in favor of disregarding the La­ the Jewish Home for the Aged. of political warfare against Israel, von affair and of joining the pro­ in the hope of undermining our posed new coalition. The leaders of position and eventually trying to the Religious Kibbutz movement and the young intellectuals of the Sabbath Program settle accounts again with Israel. party were opposed. (Continued From Page 1) HOPE ST. BAKERY In the long run, therefore, such a big mistake, because the closing 727½ HOPE ST. MAnning 1-8331 gestures of appeasement are de­ Menahem Beigin, leader of of the Jewish Center on Saturday, near corner of Rochambeau structive. Herut, met Moshe Shapira, lead­ er of the National Religious par­ gave that institution a Jewish dis­ "3. The true role of the United ty, anp. . proposed· a wide _coalition, tinctiveness, which will now be Order Your Hamentashen for Punm Nations is to go on insisting on a headed by Mr. Shapira of all par­ removed." settlement of outstanding issues ties except Mapa!. Later Mr. Sha­ Personally I feel proud as a between Israel and the Arab states pira had a three-hour meeting in member of the Cincinnati Jewish by negotiation. Even if the Arab which Shapira avoided definite community where the question of ALWAYS A Complete Variety Governments refuse to negotiate, commitments stating only that he Sabbath .observance on the part of they should be discouraged from would present the Prime Minis­ an institution, such as the Jewish of the Very Finest believing that in a changing and ter's views to the party executive. Community Center, is settled on expanding United Nations, they Hundreds of .students demon­ the fundamental basis of Jewish • Bread and Rolls can gain ground . at Israel'.s ex­ strated in Jerusalem last law (Halacha), as interpreted by pense. Here the United States has week, protesting against the Rabbi Ellezer Silver, whose out­ • All kinds of the Tastiest a vital stabilizing role to play." "anti-democratic" trends mani­ standing position in Halachl Juda­ "CHALAHS" Ambassador Comay concluded fested in public circles in con­ Ism no on.e can challenge. I feel his address with the warning that nection with the Lavon affair. that the leadership of the Center the frtends of Israel "must be fully They carried placards- protesting should be congratulated for obli­ • Assorted PASTRIES aware of•these dangers, while not the ouster of Pinhas Lavon as se­ gating itself to conduct the Cen­ exaggerating them." He empha­ curity-general of Hlstadrut, the ter's Saturday activities. I also • We will have "CHALAHS" sized that Israel has many Israel Federation of Labor. Mr. wish to congratulate Rabbi Silver Wednesday for Purim In the world and at the United Na­ Lavon was ousted by a solid for his great faith In the leader­ tions, but the shifting battle llnes Mapai vote after Mr. Ben-Gurion ship of the Jewish Center that It of bloc polltlcs at the UN may not had announced he would not seek will sincerely endeavor to follow All Products Baked Right On Our Own Premi~•• always produce the kind of resolu­ to fol'.Dl a new government unless Rabbi Sliver's blue-print for the Owned and Operated by IAMUIL GUTTIN tions which are helpful or con­ Mr. Lavon were removed from Saturday activities of the Institu­ structive. office. tion. .. I

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PAWTUCKET. (city line) - PA 6-4-·s·so ' .FREE PARKING / was himself a passenger on the . co "Exodus." He and his wife and their two-year old son were among .-~(;.- .-( >: .. 1·:~;:.f ONE MAN1 S OPINION the 4,500 passengers of the "Ex- ~ odus," and what he tells is the ~ 'l, ~· : .' < ! :~~• ;,~"' first hand experience, and we might · :-, . . -~~-, - ..... THE PEOPLE add, the dramatic experience, of r= THE ONLY ANGLO -JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I . AND SOUTHEAST MASS . one of the actors in the drama. 0 OF EXODUS nie author, Yltzholf Perlov, and i Published Every Week By The his wife, Lola, entertained the Jewish Press Publishing Company passengers while. the ship was ; 1117 Dou,fas Ave., Providence, R. I. • UNlon 1-3709 . attacked by the British, and its it" crew was fighting for its life. In CELIA ZUCKERBERG Editor In July 1947, a ship set out that name. mid-ocean, Yltzhok P'erlov and his wife tossed a closed bottle ~ Second Class Postage Paid at Providence, Rhode Island from a European port and was The novel and the movie "Ex­ Subscription Rates: Fifteen Cents the copy; By Mall, $4.50 per annum; outside headed for the shores of Palestine. into the sea. It was picked up on New England, $5.00 per annum. Bull< rates on request. odus" did more for awakening an the shores of Israel, at Haifa. The r:! The ship carried a cargo of interest in Israel, its people, and -The Herald assumes no finan.clal responsibility for typographical errors In "illegal" immigrants -- 4,500 of note was written in Yiddish, and it ~ advertisements, but wlll reprint that part of the advertisement In which the the Haganah in particular, than read: typographical error occurs. Advertisers wlll please notify the management them--from all parts of Germany. scores of books on the subject. Immediately of any error which may occur. It was the purpose of the Haganah, "We are proud al our suf- "'1 The book is not the best narrative, ferings and our struggles." ~ FRIDAY, FEBRQ'ARY 17, 1961 the underground army of Palestine, and the movie is probably not a to rescue all the Jews from the While the book "Exodus" was -~ work of art, since it ls based on written after lengthy interviews "' Nazi concentration camps and the book. But they are effective, bring them to the land of their and back breaking research for and they serve their purpose. contemporary material, the author ~ fathers. The ship was the former There is a large segment of the President Warfield, and it was re­ Yitzhok Perlov wrote his novel as !5 population that has grown up during a personal account of the heroism .,,. named "Exodus," that ls, going this time, which knows very little out of bondage to freedom, as in and suffering of one of the passen- ~~ of the events of 1947. What ls gers of the ship "Exodus." .,,. the time of Moses who brought the more, these young people are not children of Israel" out of Egyptian The novel was written in Yid­ WORTH going to study and look up the dish in 1949, just two years after I: bondage into the Promised Land. tragedy rl. the time. The novel and That was not the only ship that the sailing of the Exodus. It has the movie give them this informa­ been translated now into English i carried "illegal" immigrants, but tion, in a melodramatic way, but by Sylvia Porter it was the more famous one. The by Jeanene E. Shoham. Many ofus ... nevertheless in a painfully moving will remember Jeanene and her reason for its fame was that the manner. English authorities overtook the husband, Maurice, from their stay HIDDEN SOURCE OF BOOM-'REPLACEMENT' ship, used seven warships to sub­ The book is not accurate. It is in Providence and in ·,v JOnsocket. due her and her crew, and sent the not meant to be an accurate ac­ He was the Hebrew teacher at For the first time since we built our house in the country on the immigrants back to the concentra­ count of the events that led up to Beth Israel and later in Woon­ eve of the Korean war in 1950, we are in the market in a big way for tion camps in Germany. Other im­ the Journey d. the ship "Exodus." socket. She was very active in replacements. migrants that were removed from The captain of the ship, who is Hadassah. They are now living in their ships on the way to Israel now a student at Columbia Univer­ Petach Tikva, in Israel. In the kitchen there are major purchases I can no longer duck; were merely rerouted to Cyprus sity, says that he did not recognize For an accurate account of that repairing the appliances again doesn't make sense. In the cellar, my where they awaited their turn. Not himself in the novel, nor any of the historic journey, and a personal husband is holding long conferences with experts who know about the so the 4,500 people of the "Ex­ passengers. narrative of the sufferings of the expensive things that go into cellars. In the living room and bedrooms odus." On them the British turned Now, there is another book people of "Exodus," you will want the need for new furniture becomes glaringly obvious in the revealing with their full fury. They were the to read "The People of Exodus." sun of. a winter noon. about the "Exodus." It is much . . . . most stubborn, and they broadcast thinner than the "Exodus," less r.llr. Segal', oinnwna are hu We are re-entering the market for durable goods after a long to the world their plight, while interval. We soon will be shifting back to buying big-ticket items for pretentious, gives less political own. Hu meu,s are not necu­ fighting a losing battle against the and social background to the story, sarU11 tho8e of thi& newspaper., the simple reason that we need them to replace items we have. might of Britain. What we are about to do, I submit, millions of other middle income and it is less known. But it is The story of that battle, d. that much more accurate, gives the families will be doing too on a rising scale as the goods they bought in ship, and of the heart breaking the earlier postwar years get old, tired, rusty. daily events d. the ship's journey, Max Sugarman journey of the "Exodus" is well and is more a personal diary than told in the novel and the movie by Funeral Home REPLACEMENT DEMAND is going to emerge as one of the great a recreation of the trip. The author stimulants to the vitally important durable goods market in -our nation as this decade wears on. COMMUNITY. Buying to replace an appliance, a car, a couch -- and a house -- you now own is going to represent an increasing percentage of our total CALENDAR spending in coming years, to be a truly cruel.al factor in expanding factory employment and paychecks, spurring our rate of growth. GJNERAL JEWISH COMMITTH WOMEN'S DIVISION While few commentators are as yet even touching on this point, one (/)JUL For lls~ call GAIIJ)ee 1-4111. Ask nationally respected economist who also believes strongly in the rising for Calendar Secretary. Mrs. Bertram significance of replacement demand is Will1amF .Butler, vice-president L. Bernhardt, Calendar Cbalrman. of New York's Chase Manhattan Bank •.Butler has, in fact, been working by Leonard Lyons Monday, February 27: out estimates of the studpendous size of replacement buying in this de­ 10:00 a. DL-Slsterhood, Temple Beth cade, thinks that ·this is one "underlying factor ~ingi~g to the side of El, Discussion Group, Jew­ supporting a quickened rate of economic growth. Let s review for an ish Art Series. Jack Benny attended the 50th President of the United States. 12:00 Noon-Pawt.-Central Fall8 Hada&­ instant the way you and I have been living and buying in the postwar wedding annlversatypartyforTom One of Dag Hammarskjold's sah, Luncheonette. period and you'll get the full meaning of this. 1:00 p. m .-Prov. Chptr. of Hadassah, '.111d Anita May in Los Angeles. In friends said of the Soviet attack on Regular Meeting. his tribute to the Mays, Benny him: "Dag can take it. He feels it, 1:30 p. m.-Ploneer Women of Prov., From the end of World War II through 1955--a full decade-- the Regular Meeting. mentioned that Mrs. Benny had but he can take it" •••Tyrone Guth­ 8:00 p. m.-Lad. Aux., Lt. Leonard American economy soared from boom to boom under the stimulus of been a salesgirl at May's depart­ rie, the 6 ft. 7 director, read Paddy Bloom Post #284, Regular our vast demands for housing, appliances, furniture, cars, etc. The Meeting. ment store when he first met her. Chayefsky's play, "Gideon," and 8:00 p. DL-Slsterho~L Temple Beth upsurge was powered by two forces. First, all of us were starved for "We've been married for 34 decided he'd Uke to play the role Am, Regwar Meeting. every type of product that was hard, heavy and expensive as a result of 8:00 p. m.-What Cheer Lodge #24, years," said Benny. "One of the of Godin it.•• WhenKayMcCraken, Kn!J(hts of Pythias. the depression in ·the 1930s and World War II in the 1949s. reasons why we've been together the singer, made her New York 8:00 p. m.-Motlters Ass'n., Temple The backlog of our demands inherited from depression and war debut at Judson Hall her accom­ Beth David, Regular Meet­ this long is because the May Co. ing. was huge and we had the cash to buy. Second, on top of this came the has a policy -- once you take some­ panist was Vernon Dulce, composer 8:15 p. DL--Slsterhood, Temple Beth postwar marriage boom. In the 1950-55 period, 1,500,000 new house­ thing out of the store, you can't of "April in Paris" and "Cabin , Israel, Board Meeting. holds were formed annually and each household had a multiplicity of return it." _in the Sky." He's her husband. 8:30 p. DL-R. L Council of Pioneer needs. Women, Regular Meeting. Kim Stanley is on a crash diet Darryl Zanuck will have four Tuesday, February 28: to lose 20 pounds quickly. Her ·10:00 a. DL-Brandels University Wo­ Then in 1955, these underlying trends shifted. As Butler em­ directors for his film about D-Day, men, Life Membership director husl>and, Alfred Ryder, "The Longest Day." The director Meeting. phasizes, "The backlog demand was made up -- with a dramatic flourish likes· her in full bloom -- but then 8:00 p. m.-Mirlam HOBPltal Ass'n, in autos "an_d the formation of new households fell to 800,000 last year. in charge of the dominant attacking Board Meeting. there's the scene in theirnewplay, force in each section will take 8:15 p. m.-Lad. Ass'n, Prov. Hebrew Only be~ause replacement demand' began to rise did we see "general "The Far Country," where the Day School, Regular Meet­ stability in the over-all market during the past five years." over. Thus, when the Germans ing. leading man has to lift her easily attack the All1ed paratroopers, the 8:15 p. DL-HWel Hassenfeld Memor­ • • • •Herbert Hoover is writing the ial Lecture. Now replacement demands are really on their way up. Butler German director will rule the set. Wednesday, March 1: history of America• s relations with In the scene where the American 1:00 p. DL-Lad. Ass'n., . Jewish Home estimates total replacement requirements, at $60.6 billion in 1960, will Russia. He works with three sec~ for the Aged, Open Meet­ be up to $68.4 bill1on in 1963, up to $70.8 billion in 1964, up to $73.5 troops invade, the American direc­ ing. retaries ••• Anita' Loos, author of tor will be in charge. To coordinate 8:00 p. m.-Hope Chptr., B'nal B'rlth billion in 1965. These estimates are in 1947-49 dollars -- me~ning the ''Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," fin­ Women, Board Meeting. totals would be billions bigger if figured in dollars of today s buying any style differences, Zanuck will 8:00 p. m.-S~rhood, Congregatlon ished her new novel, "No Mother be over-all director. Sons of Abraham. power. The replacement market for autos alone is calculated at $12.3 to Guide Her." 8:00 p. m.-T our o Fraternal Ass'n, billion in 1965; for other consumer durables, at $23.4 billion; for William Saroyan took off for Board Meeting. William Black, head of Chock Thunday, March 2: housing, at $9.9 billion; for business plant and equipment, at $27.9 Full O'Nuts, had a dinner appoint­ his native San Francisco the other 1:00 p. m.-Prov. Chptr.:, Women's billion. night, and will Oy home to Paris American OnT, Regular ment at the Caravelle w i t h hi s Meeting. son-in-law, Eammon KennedyJ from there •• .Leonard Bernstein's 1:30 p. m.--Slsterhood, Cong. Sons of If yours is a home built, bought or furnished before 1955, your "Joy of Music" just went into its Jacob, Board Meeting. counselor to the Irish delegation to 2:00 p. m.-Ladles Hebrew Union Aid family is likely to be one of America's "hidden" sources of boom by the UN. He told the maitre d': seventh printing -- over 100,000 , Asa'n. Board Meeting. 1965. And in the ·next few years, the other two underlying forces will be "Mr. fcennedy' s table, please" ••• copies sold••• Jim Hagerty's first 8:00 p. DL-Prov.-Pawt., 1961 Israel shifting back to the favorable side as well -- adding mightily to our bylined magazine piece will be in Bond CamPllll!n, Men and The maitre d' bowed and led him Women ExecuUve Meet­ chances for a fully prosperous economy. to a recessed table where sat TV Guide Feb. 25. ing. 8:00 p. m.-ststethood, Temple. Sinai, (Putrlbuted 1961, by· The· Hall Syndicate, Inc.) · (All Rights, Reserved) Joseph P. Kennedy, father of the (Continued on Pap lt) Bridge. "==-==;:;;..._.:===---=-~======~======/ ======~- --,----• =------

~ DINNER SUGGESTIONS (Continued from Pap 9) ;I -~~~~""!"'~!'------CATHAY Authentic Cantonese dishes such ai Moo Gai Pan years from now, he replied: "A Goo Peter Finch, who starred in (breast of chicken), Lung Hai Gai Kew (Chicken, Lobster, pleasant memory.'' PURIM MEETING N DEN the film version of "Oscar Wilde," Av., Waterchestnuts, etc.). Specializing in Family Dinners. Sophie, of Saks Fifth and The Ladies' Association P.T.A. ~~ Chinese And plays a politician in "No Love for Moille Parnis flew to Elizabeth American Restaurant Take out orders prepared quickly. Open daily 11 to 11 in­ Johnnie" and will be Elizabeth of the Providence Hebrew Day 623 Reservoir Ave. Arden's .Arizona resort. All guests ~ (neer Park Ave) cluding Saturday and Sunday. Call ST 1-5039. Taylor's Caesar in "Cleopatra." School will hold a "Purim Meet­ IQ Cranston, R. I. there are handed, on arrival, a Finch said, afterexploringpolitics terry cloth robe and an Annette ing" on Tuesday at 8: 15 P .M. at for these roles: "Acting is a lowly Temple Emanuel. The feature of ~ Kellerman swim sult--their entire Johnson's One of America's largest, finest sea food restaurants, profession, but now and again I wardrobe for their stay. Both the evening will be a review of think some politicians give us an ladies knew this. Nevertheless, Andre Schwarz-Bart's book, "The since 1905. Acclaimed by "Gourmet," Duncan Hines, opportunity to look down." . Last of the Just", given by Mrs. Hummocks AAA. Fabulous 1 lb. steaks, roast beef. Free Parking since both are eminent designers, ~ 245 Allens AVL Syd Hoff's "Upstream, Down­ they packed their bags with such Pesach Krauss, wife of Rabbi ·f Tel. HO 1-6000 500 cars. Cafe Midnight-Cocktails-air conditioned. stream and Out of My MinBessarabia. absolutely FREEi cial Annihilation Squads

M. A. Gl'ffnhlll pr-nts· • In Boston ------. In the Folklore Concert Serles SHOSHANA ... i~~~a::1 ..1 DAMARI Israel's outstanding folksinger Weight-Watching f JORDAN HALL Sun-Seekers ~ SAT., MARCH 4, a:30 P.M. Tickets: $3.IO, 2.IO, 2.20 Sl!mm~ng KE 6-2412 3 Trimming DAYS 25of65 _Rooms $2950 Two N ights REgent 7-1396 _40 Years Experience 1 Mon. thru Fri.

• 900 Colorle Supervised Protein Diet Osear Palmquist ' e Rock Finnish Steam Both • Arlsona Dry Heat Roo111 COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE • Dolly Swedish Hond Massoge • Heated, Indoor Sa It W o te r SwlMMlng Pool Remodeling a Speclarty Fred Kelman Photo • Vito Glass Poolside Solarlu111 Receives Plaque--President Mitchell Shulkin, in behalf of • TY Louna- - CoNI Roo111 MASON WORK - PAINTI_NG - MODERNIZING Congregation Sons of Abraham, presented a plaque to Charles Bresler, retiring chairman of the board of direc-tors FRED and CAROLE'S 178 MARYLAND AVENUE WARWICK for his efforts and devotion of 20 years continued service to MAGNOLIA MANOR the congregation. "MEE -~· ,HONG Restaurant THE HADASSAH STUDY GROUP A membership tea will be held Wednesday. March 8. at 1 P.M. FAMILY Famous For Attention WE WILL PAY HALP Mrs. Irving Fain of 62 Glaren­ AMERICAN AND .------OF THI FIRST HOUR l don Avenue, will be hostess Thurs­ at the home of Mrs. Irving Gold­ MAN . CHINESE FOOD I IN PARKING LOT ACROII STRIIT day morning, March 2, when Mrs. farb. 54 Lowden Street, Pawtucket. Orders To Take out WEIKDAYS AFTIR 5 P. M. is conscious of his respon­ ANYTIME SUNDAYS OR HOLIDAYS Irving Wiener will present a com­ Mrs. Goldfarb. president of the GA .1·2511 posite on "The Eichmann Case". chapter. will be assisted by Mes­ sibility to his family. He PIRFECT MIALI AT LOW PRICH Current events and dally Bible dames Lewis Rice, Martin Dittel­ _ therefore has a Sun Life of man and Sidney Bander. BRING THE FAMILY reading will be included in the Canada insurance program • program. Mrs. Goldfarb, and Mrs. Ban­ · Full Coune Sunday Dinnen der, will appear on the Jay Kroll specifically designe

I ner Groff. We'll have en­ ,~~. ORT DAY tertainment and dancing -~~ · Mrs. Sidney Bander of Cran­ to make this the Greatest ston has been named chairman of Pauover aver. .•+., ROGER WILLIAfflS arrangements for ORT Day, Wed­ ,l li· ' I nesday, March 8, the climax of the For your comfort, a new I• --- Providence Women's American · heating system . . . . and '---"•~ ORT membership drive. of course, you will still AND- LOAN ASSOCIATION Governor John A. Notte, Jr. enjoy our private 2-mlle has proclaimed the date as ORT lake, superb foods (die■ PROVIDENCE Day and this observance will be LEBANON, CONN. held in conjunction with other tary laws) and wonderful Joe & SyMa Tannenbaum, Owner:-Mgt. PAWTUCKET • WARWICK • WAKEFIELD • CUMBERLAND ORT groups throughout the coun­ day camp for iunior. Tel: before Mar. 25: Norwich: Turner 7-7ffl try. aft.r Mar. 25: Lebanon: Nlapre 2-15'1 I A subscription to the Herald 18 Iwho "~as everything" else. Call a good gift idea for the person UN 1-3709. What Is The Miami Story? By Richard· Cohen litigation are contained in "The major stake in the Miami litigation. FREE FREE Miami Story," a brochure recently Perhaps more than any other group I April 4, 1961, has been set as the issued by AJ Congress. What fol­ ROOF SURVEY date on which the Dade County in the U.S., American Jewry is Severe winter temperatures and snows have damaged many Indus­ lows is a condensation of "The committed to the unimpaired and trial, commercial and farm roofs. Let me Inspect your roof free of Circuit Court will hear final argu­ Miami Story." obligation - submit a report as to the condition and show you how ments by the anorneys in Miami's uncompromised preservation of to save 75% of normal repair cost. The product I represent ls tax the principle of separation of deductable and backed by a 7-YEAR GUARANTEE. The manufacturer fa m o us religion-in-the-schools The setting Is the assembly hall ls a leader In asphalt and aluminum roof coating that can be applied trial-- the most significant lawsuit in a Miami, Fla., public school. church and state. For two thous­ by unskilled help at a big saving In labor cost alone. No middle affecting religious liberty and and years Jews suffered persecu­ man profits. The occasion: an Easter Holiday church-state separation i n o u r program for children. In the spot­ tion for adherence to their faith. PHONE or WRITE: It was in the United States, with .1 generation. A comprehensive ac­ light on the darkened stage stands j count of the events leading up to a child In the role of Jesus, naked its constitutional guarantee of re­ H. A. GILBERT the suit, the testimony itself, local except for a towel around his loins, ligious liberty and church-state separation, that Jews first achiev­ 2568 Cranston St., Cranston, R. I. and national repercussions and the his arms outstretched against a WI 2-0358 factors that impelled the American large wooden cross; his thin body ed a full measure of equality and Jewish Congress to sponsor this is smeared with ketchup, simulat­ freedom. ing blood. The silence in the audi­ Recognizing this, Jewish or­ torium is broken only by the voices ganizations have unanimously and of two students--a boy and a girl-­ consistently opposed all efforts to alternately reading the verses In impair the integrity of the separa­ the New Testament describing the tion principle. The most- recent Crucifixion. expression of this position was " •..and he saith unto the Jews, made on October 27, 1960, at a behold your king. special meeting of the Joint Ad­ "But they cried out, Away visory Committee of the Synagogue with him, away with him, crucify Council of America and the Na­ him. Pilate saith unto them, Shall tional Community Relations Ad­ : crucify your King? The chief visory Council (NCRAC). This priests answered, We have no king meeting unanimously adopted a but Caesar. resolution which read in pan: "Then delivered he him there­ "The Joint Advisory Commit­ fore unto them to be crucified. And tee of the Synagogue Council of they took Jesus, and led him away. America and the National Com­ "And he bearing the cross munity Relations Advisory Coun­ went forth into a place called the ·cil, having heard a report of the place of a skull, which is called Miami litigation, believes that the in the Hebrew Golgotha; cause of American Jewry and the "Where they crucified him, and principle of religious freedom two others with him, on either would be promoted and furthered side one, and Jesus in the midst. if this suit were to proceed to "An Pilate wrote a title, and ultimate determination by the put it on the cross. Andthewritlng United States Supreme Court. It was, JESUS OF NAZARETH THE believes that the Jewish community KING OF THE JEWS." of Miami would render a great As the last verse is read the service to American Jewry and boy on the cross moans and gives the cause of religious liberty if it a final tortured gasp. His head would cooperate in the achieve­ drops; the agony of the Crucifixion ment of this purpose." is over. Whatever Judge Gordon's de­ This scene took place In a cision at the Dade County Circuit Miami, Fla., public school Easter Court level, all Interested parties program In the Spring of 1960. It agree that the case is important was desc;:ribed in DadeCountyCir­ enough and the issues significant cuit Court last summer, by a enough to warrant an appeal to a pupil who had been required to higher court and eventually, to the attend the pertormance, in a law­ United States Supreme Court. suit challenging the religious prac­ The AmericanJewishCongress tices of the public schools of Dade believes it Is in accordance with County, Fla. But while the imme­ the basic premise of American diate Issue was the holding of democracy for such an issue, af­ sectarian observances in the public fecting one of the fundamental schools of Miami, the national freedoms of our Constitution, to be significance of the case was man­ heard in a court of law and re­ ifested by the corps of newsmen solved ultimately by the highest covering the trial and the deter­ tribunal in our land. This reliance mination of lawyers for both sides on the law as the guarantor of tci take the issue to the United freedom_ is among the highest States Supreme Coun for final values of the Jewish heritage as LOW PRICES ON FOOD ..- . adjudication. The ultimate decision well. For it is in the tradition and is expected to comprise one of the the liturgy of the Jews -- a people most significant Supreme Court whose history has been shaped by rulings affecting religious liberty the concept of Torah-- that "the and separation of church and state law is a tree of life to those who TOP VALUE STAMPS, .TOO within recent years . embrace it, and its advocates At issue In the case are ten shall prosper," different types of religious ob­ • • • an extra touch that makes shopping servances practiced In the Miami public schools: (1) Bible instruc­ more worthwhile at Stop&Shop! tion, (2) Prayers and Grace, (3) Sermons, (4) Religious films, (5) Religious Hymns, (6) Religious Smart New England homemakers are saving the Top Value Holiday Observances, (7) Religious BUG IVRI Stamps they get with their purchases at Stop & Shop for FREE Symbols, (8) Baccalaureate Pro­ Dr. BenJamin J. Shevach, execu­ nationally advertised gifts. And to help you select the gift you grams, (9) Religious Census, and tive director of the Bureau of Jew­ (10) Religious Test for Teachers. ish Education of Boston, will be want, all Stop & Shop stores have the full color. illustrated Top Four parents (three Jewish and the guest speaker at the meeting one Unitarian) have challenged Value Gift Catalogue-so come in and pick up your copy. There's of the Hug Ivri, Hebrew Speaking these observances as divisive, Circ.le, on Saturday at 8:30 P.M. s_ectarian and violative of the U.S. a wicie range of beautiful merchandise to choose from ... any­ The meeting will be held at the thing from casseroles to cameras-to give to friends or to keep and Florida Constitutions. The Brown University Faculty Club, parents are being represented 1 Megee Street, corner Benevolent for yourself. Yes, at Stop & Shop you save TWICE ... once with without fee by counsel provided by street. Dr. Shevach will discuss low, low everyday prices and advertised specials, and again with the American Jewisb Congress -­ "Problems Confronting Hebrew Leo Pfeffe of New York, director Language and Culture in the valuable Top Value Stamps. So of its Commission on Law and United States". Social Action (CLSA) and one of be a Top Value Stamp Collector the . country's leading authorities Dr. Shevach is a leading Jewish on church-state law; and Bernard educator and Hebraist in the yourself . . . · it's another extra S, Mandler of Miami, CLSA Chair- • United States. touch that makes shopping more STOP&SHOP man for the South Florida Council The meeting is open to the SUPER MARKETS of AJ Congress, public. Mr. and Mrs. Phillp Lelt- worthwhile at Stop & Shop. ln the view of the American ner will be hosts for the evening. Jewish Congress, the Jewish com- Mrs. Jerome Stein is chairman of munity of the ,entire co~mtry has a the Hug Ivri. We give Top Yalue Stamps/ J ...c,, DO YOU HAVE A ~ In MAIL or PARCEL DELIVERY =t_lJ 0 Hollywood =t:, PROBLEM? t_lJ ... PLANTATIONS ENTERPRISES 00 By Barney Glazer ~ 642 Potters Avenue Providence, R. I. ~ t:, Hollywood, Calif.--Jack Krus­ Jfowever, I'd be willing to getup in chen, who played the doctor in the •middle of the night anytime and HO 7-9010 =t_lJ "The Apartment," has an excellent say Kahdish for Nasser," CAN HELP YOU SAVE TIME chance to win an Oscar for his Continued Jessel: "I live at the ~ · supporting role, Jack's grandfath­ Santa Monica Beach where my only 5=' er was a rabbi in Russia •..Efrem visitor is an anti-Semitic seal" ••• AND MONEY Zimbalist, Jr., former star of the Jack Warner,headofWarnerBros, • MAIL and DELIVERY SPECIALISTS TV show "77 Sunset Strip" and Studios, commented: "I've always ~ now a co-star of the movie -"Fever had faith inGaryCooper. What else USING BONDED and UNIFORMED DRIVERS ;i. in the Blood," is one of the few can you have in a guy getting 22 ~ celebrities to become more famous thousand dollars of your money .., than his father. You will remember l'l every week, no faith?" ... Sam Second Speaker - Dr. Ben­ 1:,:1 that Zimbalist, Sr., was a widely Goldwyn couldn't remember the ~ [1 known concert violinist. name of the first picture Gary z ion Bokser, Robbi of Forest !S· That Ralph Blum, whose short Cooper made for him, so Jessel Hills Jewish Center, will be ~ story appeared recently in The interrupted: "It was 'The Winning the second speaker . in the ~ New Yorker, is the 28-year-old of Barbara Worth' and your name Beth El series " Jewish Law" SALEI "° son of Carmel Myers, the silent Is Samuel Goldwyn." on Sunday, March 5 at UNCONDITIONAL CLEARANCE !"... film star .. . My sincere sympathy Milton Berle then arose and 8: 15 P.M. in the temple co to Aaron Rosenberg, producer, on O> said: "George Jessel has spoken meeting hall. Dr. Bokser's NOTH I NG RESERVED ... the death of his beloved mother, at so many Jewish affairs, he's Bessie, 78 ... Whoever thought up the only man'who ever spoke at hi s topic will be " Jewish Law­ Our Entire Stock of Top Quality the idea of those buttons on the own briss. He said: 'Ouchi'" ..• What Does it Mean to the "Operation Eichmann" movie set Continued Berle: "Jessel has eaten Modern Jew". Men's Suits, Topcoats, Sport Coats, Slacks has a perverted sense of humor. at so many charity banquets, he's The buttons read: "I Like Eich." now trying to kick the liver habit" 100% WOOL WORSTED IMPORTED and DOMESTIC WOOL That's a tragedy, not a joke. • ..Also, "Now that Marilyn Mon­ Harpo Marx, the famous deaf roe divorced Arthur Miller she's SUITS $27.95 TOPCOATS $25.95 mute with the blonde curls and auto giving all her kosher dishes to reg. up to $59.50 reg. up to $54.50 squeeze-horn, is now retired and Sammy Davis and May Britt." So.cittq. living in Palm Springs, Calif •.. Also, if any of you readers are L _I 100% ALL WOOL 100% ALL WOOL Marge Hoshelle will pursue a sing­ still harboring any old-fashioned (Continued from Pa.ge 11) ing career again under the name of memories about the late Henry Bermuda from the Deborah Sport Coats SLACKS Harriet Lee. She's Jeff Chandler's to $14.95 $6.45 Ford's alleged anti-Semitism, Organization. reg. up to $39.50 Flannels and Worsteds ex-wife ...Leonard Bernstein and let's forget it, because George Elmer Bernstein are each other's Mr. and Mrs. Rubin. formerly • ALL COLORS • ALL SIZES Jessel reminds us that Henry of Providence, will leave New devoted musical fans ••.Old vaude­ Ford, II, who was present at the York on the "Queen of Bermuda" • ALL GUARANTEED FIRST QUALITY ville fans will be happy to hear Friars tribute to Gary Cooper, re­ that I met two former headliners-­ cently gave the Israel Welfare Saturday. They are the son and Senator F. Murphy, now 73 (real Fund a check for $20,000. daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. name Samuel LeTraunik) -- a n d Abraham Rubin of Providence. Hirsch Clothing Co. Julius Tannen, now 81, Julius was raised in the Hebrew Orphan Asy­ A Herald ad always gets the STORE: 22 ARCADE BLDG. GA 1-4001 lumn at 138th and 10th ave., N, Y. Singapore Resumes best results-our subscribers com­ City, when Harlem was Manhattan, prise an active buying market. Open Mon., Tues. and Thurs. Hites . Adolph Zukor, grandaddy of Hollywood producers, is now a very Hebrew Education active 84 .•. He received a thrilling HUMMOCKS Neptune & Prime Rib Rooms standing ovation at the Friars NEW YORK - After a lapse of tribute to Gary Cooper recently... about 15 years, Hebrew education At the Friars, George Jessel said: has been resumed in Singapore, "I've spoken for Catholic, Prates- · according to a report received by tam and Jewish faith. I'm not so the World Jewish Congress in _close anymore to the Moslems. New York." G Ed S 11 In an appeal to the World Jew- ive U iVOil ish Congress to help develop Jew- Brotherhood Award ish education in Singapore. Mr. Eli Kelman. of London. newly NEW YORK - Ed Sullivan, appointed principal of the local famed newspaper columnist and Talmud Torah Hebrew School, re­ television personality, was honor- ported that more than 100 child­ ed here last week by the Men's ren enrolleq when classes were Club of New York's historic Con- opened early this year. gregation B'nai Jeshurun. for his The community, which dates efforts to promote the cause of back to 1840, once numbered racial and religious goodwill in 2_000 _ Today it totals 650. America and better understanding "There has been no Jewish ed­ among the nations of the world. ~cation in Singapore since the The occasion was a special Broth- erhood Service, at which the war, therefore we have to start Congregation bestowed upon Mr. from scratch," Mr. Kelman wrote Sullivan its 15th Annual Brother- to the World Jewish Congress in hood Award. New York. He added : "There is Rabbi William Berkowitz, who a keen spirit amongst the com­ recently succeeded Dr. Israel munity, both young and old ')li'.a~t Goldstein as . spiritual leader of to learn, to know more about their B'nai J eshurun, presented the religion." award in the form of a Scroll to Mr. Kelman's plans include Mr. Sullivan. classes for the younger children, The special Brotherhood Serv- a special Bar Mitzvah class, even­ ice, in keeping with a tradition_ ing instruction and discussion established by the Men's Club of group for adults, and a two-year Congregation B'nai Jeshurun in- course to provide the Talmud former years, served once again Torah with locally trained ·Jewish as the kick-off for the nation- teachers. wide observance of Brotherhood The World Jewish Congress has Week. In attendance were dele- undertaken to extend all possible gations from other Synagogues assistance. and from several Chri~~an The community has two syna- for those whose traditions have churches. gogues, and a communal center A Herald ad always gets the and school, which was recently always included fine dining best results-our subscribers com- constructed by the Reuben ·Meyer prise an active buying market. Trust. 245 alle.ns avenue • rt. 1-a • providence, rhode island - := . All organtmtional newa MUST ding he would have reasoned thus: Education will conduct the exami­ be in tlie Herald offices before North's 3NT bid could hardly have nation as the representative of the 1··········B;td~;·~········1 been made after his original pass Department of Education and Cul­ ... noon of MondaY, each week. It will If he had held a singelton heart; ture of the American Zionist Coun­ NOT appear in that week's paper I South's insistence on hearts with cil. Men and women interested in "" If it 1a received later than noon. by Revoke only a king-high suit places him preparing for the examination with a six-carder. The trump may receive copies of former =1,,4 ,;;:::;;;======~ Analyzing The Bidding position could, therefore, be clearly examinations and applications at worked out by West before he led. the Bureau. HOPE STREET North .- ! South His first consideration should .--J 8 6 4 •-AQ have been to remove the two GARAGE •-92 •-K 10 7 6 4 3 trumps from dummy to eliminate CHILDREN =t! • Delivery Service ♦ -A 10 9 5 4 ♦ -6 any ruffing values. The indicated ARE BEST ..,_AQ ~975 lead by West was the ace, followed • Fireproof Insured PHOTOGRAPHED ~ West East With North the dealer and by the queen of trumps. Against -BY- 825 Hope Street •-10 9 3 •-K 7 5 2 neither side vulnerable, the bid this defense the contract cannot (rHr A & P) Q J fRED KELMAN •-A 8 5 •-None ding went: be made. WI 1-5402 -i MA 1-1794 ♦ -Q 8 ♦ -K J 7 3 2 North East South West ..,_K 6 3 ..,_10 8 4 2 Pass Pass lH Pass 3NT Pass 4H Double Pass Pass Pass West opened the ten of spades I Arthur B. Kern, M. D. - and South had no trouble iifmak­ ing the game. The club finesse Announces held, the ace of clubs was cashed, MUSICAL TRfflUTE and a spade return enabled South ! The Removal of His Office to lead a club for dummy to ruff, A committee which includes ""' Cantors Harold Dworkin, Jacob [11 dropping West's king. Next a spade Hohenemser, and Israel Tabatsky from was ruffed, the ace of diamonds is working with the School Council = cashed, and a diamond ruffed. De­ 247 Waterman Street of the Bureau of Jewish Education clarer thus won the first eight i to tricks and could not be prevented to plan a musical tribute to Israel from making two more tricks in at the Annual Inter-School func­ 151 Waterman Street, Providence trumps. tion which is held annually in ! observance of Israel Independence I! West had analyzed the bid- Day.

PIONEER WOMEN A seminar for the Pinoeer Wo­ men was held last week at the home of Mrs. Charles Lapplu, 246 Fourth Street. Mrs. Leah Weinberg of New York, national board member, spoke on the "Role of Women in Israel".

MOTHER'S ASSOCIATION The next meeting of the Moth­ er's Association of Temple Beth dine David will be held Monday at 8 P.M. Final plans for the Donor in our Dinner will be discussed. intimate Mrs. Henry Brill, president of the temple, will show slides on the atmos­ paid up membership tea. phere TEMPLE SINAI with a Dividend Increase Rabbi D. Hesklns will give a ser­ mon entitled "Are You a Purim candle­ Jew? Take off the Mask" tonight at services in Greenwood Hall at light 8:30 P.M. VI Oneg Shabbat will be given by 0 charm to Policyholders! the sisterhood. 0 at 0 TEMPLE BETH AM . dusk For the tweHth consecutive year, San Life of Canada ... Sabbath Eve services at Tem­ .., announces new dividend scales which will result ple Beth Am will be held this tonight! in an increase in the total amount to be paid in evening at 8:15 o'clock. z dividends to its participating policyholders. In Rabbi Pesach Sobel will speak 1961, over $41 million will be paid out in the on "Two Types of Miracles". ... form of dividends, an increase of nearly $3 mil­ Those who have celebrated their lion over the corresponding amount in 1960. wedding anniversaries during the month of February will be -...0 For the second consecutive year, Sun Life's representatives honored. An Oneg Shabbat will follow the sold over billion of life insurance, more than. _ $1 service. any · other Canadian life insurance company, .and thereby protected the lives and futures of MIZRACHI WOMEN thousands of families. The Providence Chapter Mizra­ chi Women will hold their meet­ And for the ninetieth comecutive rear Sun Life ing at the home of Mrs. Bernard has offered its policyholders up-to-date policy plau Yanku, 166 Oakland Avenue on and the finest life inllurance eervice. Tuesday at 1 :30 P .M. Refresh­ ments will be served.

~-Another Record Year for Sun Life BROTHERHOOD NIGHT New Life lmuranc:e • • • • • • • S 1,034,745,577 The Department of Rhode Is­ Total Life lmurance in Force • • • , S 9,572,801,199 . land, Jewish War Veterans, USA, will hold their annual Brotherhood Paid to Policyhold,en and Beneficiariee. • S 185,195,6?0 Night at Temple Beth Israel, to­ night. A copy of the Sun Life Annual Report for 1960 111ill be sent to policylwlders; copies may also be obtawd from tmT of CM 150 of/icu of 1M company from coiul to coa.11. EXAMINATIONS 55 The National Committee for the Francis T. Hughes; Branch Manager Jerusalem Examinations of the MEM0RIAL E. P. Jenkins, Branch Secretory Hebrew University has announced that examinations will again be DRIVE 1019 Industrial Bank Building, Providence 3, R. I. given this year for those who wish I to receive the Jerusalem Certifi­ off Columhus Ave. SUN LIFE ASSURANC:E C:OMPANY OF C:ANADA cate Issued by the Hebrew Uni­ ONE OF TIit: GREAT LIFE IN~URANCE COMPANIES OF THE WORLD H••d 01/iNt Monlr•I versity. PA.5·3sso . Locally the Bureau of Jewiah

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