Young Republicans Convention Charged With Racist Singf esl TRENTON, N.J. -- New Jersey so the state convention was Young Republicans sang anti-Sem­ scattered among a number of mo­ itic and racist songs at a state tels. On a Friday evening Mrs. THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS . convention in this state and at Kading went to a motel that was J a national convention in Florida, the headquarters of the "Rat Fink'' VOL, XLIX, NO, 49 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1966 15c PER COPY 16 PAGES It was charged last week by State element within the state. organiza­ Senator Nelson F, Stamler. He tion. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII said they have been "infiltrated Mrs. Kading reported that a by a tiny group of exrreme right­ large gr oup of Young Republicans Israeli Scholar Al Harvard GJC Women's Meeting wi ng bigots who would destroy were enthusiastically singing anti­ the party for the sake of their Semitic and racist songs and that own selfish interest." song sheets were being passed Postponed Until March The songs were reported to about to newcome rs. After return­ To Teach 'f ailh, Perplexity' the Anti-Defamation League of Ing to Boise, Mrs. Kading re­ B1 nai s•rtth by a prominent, na­ ported the songs to a lawyer, tional Young Republican. Their who got in touch with the Seattle existence al so was confirmed by office of the Anti-Defamation several New Jersey Youn!J Repub­ League. licans . After an investigation the According ro league sources league, working wlh the Amer­ and Mr. Stam Ier, Mrs. Robert ican Jewish Committee and B. Kading of Boise, Idaho, was the American Jewi sh Congress, Instrumental In bringing the songs quietly approached Republican to light. She attended the Wild­ state leaders several weeks ago wood, N.J. convention as a can­ and asked for an Investigation. didate for national co-chairman A copy of the song sheet wa s of the national Young Republican given to the oarrv's state com­ organization. mittee, but i[ refused to release Wildwood has no large hotels, It I ast week. At a Republican parry lead­ ership meeting earlier this Few Attend month, Senator Stamler asked how the party could win If it con­ tinued to exclude labor, Negroes Legion Post's and other minority groups from Its council s. Award Dinner He pointedly asked the lead­ ers to look about them and see if there was a Negro or even another Jew ln the room other than himself. There apparently wasn't. (Continued on Page 12) Theologian Says Christians Guilty In Nazi Crimes LONDON - "Christians (;;nd not only Catholics) have more to make up for In regard to the Jews than do any other group." This ls stated by Professor Hans Kueng, of Tublngen Univer­ sity, Germany, in a review of the achievements of the Second Vatican Council In "London Sun­ day Times." Professor Kueng, who has been described as "the most brilliant of the younger liberal theologians of the Catholic Church," added: "The monstrous crimes of Nazi anti-Semitism would have been imposslbl e with out the hidden and often 'Christian' anti-Semitism of more than 1,500 years, an anti­ Semitism which was manlfesteven in the council debates. "The council, here again fol­ lowing the personal Initiative of John XXIII, ls attempting to place the relationship to Judaism on a new and positive basis. The church proclaims her Indissoluble unity with Israel, where Jesus and the early church have their origins: ,I, she also apeals to Israel's ' _) parrlarchs and Holy Scriptures. I" , "Even though most of the Jews rejected Jesus as Messiah they are in no sense accursed, but re­ main the chosen people. The re­ -sponslblllty for Jesus's death can­ not be I aid upon all the Jews of NEW YORK - The Inter­ agogue and Rabbi Israel Mow­ magazines and books In many In Mexico gave a sliver coin struck his own day, still less on those ',I national Synagogue at Kennedy Air­ showltz of the Hlllcrest Jewish languages. when It established "I ts religious of our own day. port wlll be opened to the public Center In Flushing, Is board chair- Among the museum's exhibits school. "Sermons and instruction In early March. It ls adjacent to man. are a torah that was hidden In a Mr. Stiver and Rabbi Mowshow- should aid mutual understanding the Roman Catholic and Protestant German cemetery while the Nazis ltz declared that the synagogue and e~teem: the church condemns chapels, on the Tri-Faith Plaza The facade of the synagogue were In power, two sliver breast- wtll "stand as a symbol of Amerl- all manifestations of anti-Semi­ opposite the International Arrivals cons!Sts of two tablets of the Ten plates from the collection of the cs's heritage of freedom of re- tism, Indeed all discrimination Building. Commandments, each 40 fee t high, Central synagogue of Moscow and llglon and conscience. based upon race, color, class or flanked by stained glass windows. a 200-year-old shofar used by "It wtll be a spiritual beacon religion. The few phrases which A "dedication dinner" for the Bloch & Hesse of New York were the so-called "black Jews" of JI h Id t I d h the architects. g t to every wor rave er, e- were not Included In the text are synagogue wtll be held In t e Cochin, India. daring that In this country religion not decisive for the future. Waldorf-Astoria Hotel for about The building wlll contain an In addition to the three-foot- ls considered a powerful and ' 'This unambiguous rejection of 2,000 guests on Sunday, at which Information center for travelers long shofar, the Cochin Jews do- salutary Influence for the main- anti-Semitism and call for co­ Governor ·Rockefeller and Mayor and a museum for the display of nated a set of weathered copper tenance of the dignity of every operation with the Jews Introduces Lindsay wtll speak. religious objects gathered from plates, listing their rights as cltl- human being, regardless of a new period of Judaeo-Chrlstlan It Is a project of the New over the world. The main sanctuary zens and Inscribed by a fourth- the faith he professes, the color relations after 2,000 years of York Board of Rabbis, which rep- was modeled after New York City's century maharajah. of his skin or his national origin." church history. To appreciate the resents the Orthodox, Reform and old Mtll Street Synagogue, one of The objects were collected on Each religious group wlll con- change which has taken pl ace one Conservative branches of Judaism. the first to be built In this country. a two-month world tour by Rabbi duct Its own services In Its own need only compare the declaration Charles H -SUWr, former pres!- A small chapel w111 be open Mowshowltz. cliapel, but there will al so be of Vatican II with the anti-Semitic dent of !ht Nl!w' York Board of da11y, and a reading room will Jews In Hawaii donated a sliver events In which the three houses measures of the best of medieval Educalton, Is president of the syn- be stacked with newspapers, torah pointer and the community of worship will cooperate. counclls, the Fourth Council of the llllllllllllllllllllNINIIIIIINIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIHIINIIUINIIINIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHNIIINIHhlllNIINIHIHllllllllllfflllNNftlllllllHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Lateran, 750 years ago." Z THE RHODE ISL~D HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1966 Chicago Rabbis Deny Cantors Can Ma,ry CHICAGO- The Chica- ritual." . . Orthodox Leader Asks .End go Board of Rabbis has revived It held that a couple "emhark­ ORGANiZtJION a controver sy over cantors of- Ing upon the s acred responslblll­ ftclatlng at weddings, with a state-· ties of marriage,'' should have NEWS ment that "the proper officiant the "spiritual guidance, counsel To Conversions By Reformed at all Jewish wedding ceremonies and Inspiration of a rabbi," LAKEWOOD, N.J. - - An Or­ of the Orthodox Rabbinical Council Beryl Segal To Teach should be only a duly ordained The cantor could properly par­ thodox leader called Reform ef­ of America , pointed out that Ju­ rabbi.'' The board Issued the state- tlclpate In the ceremony by for ts to conve r t Christi ans a threat dais m maintains the rights of all Yiddish At Beth El ment because of "recent discus- chanting appropriate portions of to the good r el ations generally faiths to share In the he r eafter. A course In Yiddish , open to slons In the community concern- the service only with the rabbi, prevailing today between Jews and that It " never claim s the exclusive Ing the officiants at the wedding - the board said. the whole communi ty , will be taught member s of other faiths. Rabbi monopoly on salvation." He spoke at Temple Beth El by Beryl Segal , Bernard A. Poupko. chai rman of at the Brunswick Hotel where the Herald columnist. Everyone In ter­ ,he annual midwinter confer ence conference wa s held. es ted In lear ning Yiddish ls asked "In our long his tory, we Jews to come to the temple library at TUTORING were the victims of such soul­ 8:15 P.M. on Wednesday. Feb. 9 . II-WEEK REVIEW COURSE - 90-MINUTE SESSIONS Rockefeller Grant capturing by various means of Dr. Marvin P!tterman. chairman of inducement and ruthless force," CERTIFIED TEACHERS - REASONABLE RATES the Adult Education Committee of he added. "We do not take kind­ the temple , said In announcing the To Benefit Trinity ly to being the objects of prose­ course that Isaac Bashevls FRENCH - MATHEMATICS lytlzatlon and we must defend our­ T r inity Square Playhouse, Singer's vlslt caused new inte rest LATIN - CHEMISTRY selves against It. We should not In the language . Rhode Island professional reper ­ do to others what ls dis tasteful ACADEMIC ADVANCEMENT CENTER tory theatre. has been awar ded a ·co ourselves:• he said. grant of $15.000 by the Rockefeller CRANSTON MEN' S CLUB BARRINGTON SHOPPING CENTER Rabb! Daniel Davis, director Foundation, It was announced yes­ of the New York Federation of Rabbi David Jehuda, Dean of 245-2846 - 3-8 P.M. terday by David Tauslg Frank , Reform Synagogue s , said that the the Pr ovidence Hebrew Day School , executive dlrector of the pl ay­ Union of American Hebr ew Con­ will be the gues t speaker at the house. The Rockefeller funds . the gr egations (R eform) had been con­ Cranston Jewish Center Men' s maximum amount avallable under ducting classes for converts at Q ub Lecture Serle s breakfas tthls the Foundation' s Gr ants-In-Aid Its center at the Hou se of Living Sunday. Fe b. 6. The public ls In­ Progr am. are Intended to augment J udaism In New York Ci ty for vite d to attend. funds already slated for the Play­ the last 10 year s . He Indicated house under Title Ill of the recent that 250 to 300 students took these Federal Education Ac t. TI1e com­ classes each year. BETH SHOLOM MEN' S CLUB bined gr ants , of approximately All branches of Judaism, he The Men's Club of Temple $23,000, will enabl e the T rini ty s aid, accept conver ts. He e sti­ Beth Sholom will hol d thei r regu- Squar e company to present Shake­ m ated that mor e than 5,000 people 1ar monthly breakfast mee ti ng on speare' s comedy "Twelfth Night," a year turned to Judaism. Sunday at 9:30 A.M. Jauob N. Temkin free of charge to all of the nearly Last November , at the bien­ 40 ,000 senior high school s tudents nial convention of the Un ion of PYTHIAN SISTERS INSTALL In Rhode Isl and pub! le, private Am er ican Hebr ew Congrega­ What Cheer Temple No. 14. and parochial schools. tions , the Rev. Dr. Maurice N. Pythlan Sister s, r ecently Installed Accident - Sickness - Major Medical The Title Ill funds already Elsendrath, It s president, called Mr s. Sa muel Bochner as Most schedul ed for the Playhouse are on Ame rican Reform J udaism to Excellent Chief fo r the third te rm, part of the $42 ,500 r equested by 469 Angell Street approach the ' 'unsynagogued and Grand Chief Mi ss Li llian Klitzner Pr ovidence School Superintendent unchurched" in a more prosely­ as manager~ Mesdames Mary Charles A. O' Connor J r . fo r a tizing spirit. Mus hnl ck and Charles Coken as Providence, Rhode Island cultural enrichment program for Following Dr. Eisendr ath' s ad­ excel lent seni or and junior. re­ Pr ovidence students. This pro­ EL 1-5000 RES. PA 5-2576 dress , delegates adopted a mode­ spectively; J oseph Belinsky , pro­ gr am ls one of the first of !ts rate resolution. It authorized the tector : Bernard Lazar. gua r d; Sam kind In the nation to be financed The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. un ion to cooperate wi1h the Cen­ Belinsky, pas t chief; Sarah Ritter, by the Education Act. tral Confe rence of Amer ican Rab­ first representative to Grand Announcement of rhe grant co­ bis, the Reform rabbin ic group, Temple; Philip Goldfarb. al ­ incided with the opening of the to formulate a program to ~ut de ternate; Sa m Belinsky, second r ep­ fifth play of th e current season, congregations a s they dealt with resentative , and Ethel Troberman, PIERCE & ROSENFIELD Eugene O' Neill ' s " Long Day' s the needs " of those wh o seek second alternate . Journey Into Ni ght ," which Trini ty us and to demons trate their will ­ Mrs. Ann ie Wood, installing Sq uare ha s been invited to present ,~ MEAT & POULTRY MARKET ~ ingness to r eceive with warmth" officer, was assis ted by Mrs. Hulda In Boston on Feb. 21 as part those wh o wi sh to Ident ify with Long and Mrs. Neille Gebler, past 136 OAKLAND AVE. (across from Temple Beth David) of "Wlnterfest," Boston' s 10- day the Jewis h fai th and the J ewi sh grand chiefs. A social hour fol ­ fe s tival of the performing arts. people . lowed 1he ceremonies . "The House Of Prime" Israel's Moslems Hope • KOSHERED (U) • : CHICKEN LEGS lb. 59c: To Make Mecca Trip I J ERUSA LEM - Impllc!!Saudl I : PRIME - TRIMMED - HEAVY STEER BEEF • SAMUE L ARA EITSMAN daughter of the late Hyman an d 1 Ar abia n recogni tion of passpor ts Funeral services fo r Samuel Doba Messing. issued by Is r ael was seen here as : TOP RIB ROAST lb. 1.09: Ar beitsman, 59 , of 15 Ralston Besides he r hu sband, she Is a possibility when It was learned Str eet, Warwick. who died Jan. 27, See Surprise Weekly Specials At Store that the Palestine committee of the survived by a daughter , Mrs . Ben­ • • were held the following day In the jamin Gil stein of Providence; a • Our Low, Low Overhead Means Savings To You • Arab League has been requested by Max Sugarman Memorial Chapel . s ome Moslem leader s to per mit son, David Kr ak owsky of Crans­ • • Burial was in Lincoln ParkCeme­ ton, and six gr andchildr en. Moslems Ji ving In Israel lo make tery. He was the husband of Mrs . holy p!lgrlmages to Mecca. . . FREE DELIVERY JA 1-3888 Charlotte (Kaplan) Ar beltsman. . •t~:vJii~~• Israel! Moslems have no! been Mr. Arbeltsman, who operated allowed to participate In the t ra­ Sam' s Auto Supplies at hi s home , MRS. MAX ROSENTHAL ditional trip to Mecca. Is rael has / has been a Warwick resident for Funeral services for Mr s. Re­ r epeatedly told Moslem leader s In I I years. He previously lived In becca (B illard) Rosenthal, 83, of 6 Rhode Island Avenue, Newport, this country that member s of their Providence for 47 year s. He was community wishing to make such a born J uly 4, 1906 , In New York who died Jan. 27, were held the WATCH pilgrimage would be allowed lo do City. a son of the late Nathan and following day at the Fowler Avenue s o, but Saud! Ar abia has r efused Bessie (Shaw) Arbeltsman. Memorial Chapel in Newport. Bur ­ to permit such voyages. Mr. Arbeitsman wa s a mem­ ial was In the Jewish Cemetery, Israeli Moslem leaders have ber of Temple Beth Am of War­ Middletown. FOR asked Moslem statesman fr om. wick, and the Workmen's Circle. Asia and Africa who have vis ited Besides his wife, survivors T he widow of Max Rosenthal , Israel to Inter cede on their be­ are three daughters, Mrs. Nor ma she was born In Russia on July half in regard to fulfllllng their Glasberg of Providence, Mrs . 18, 1882, the daughter of the late THE LATEST r eligious obligations by going to Charles Summers and Mr s. Rosa­ Pincus and Gol die Blllar d. She Mecca for holy vis its . lie Bules, both of Warwick; a came to this country as a young s is te r , Mrs. Max Metz of Provi­ woman and had lived in Newport Newman Clubs Propose dence , and fou r grandchll dr en. for the last 64 year s. REPORT • • • She was a member of the New­ Jewish School Support MRS. NATHA N SCHWARTZ por t Chapter of Hadassah. OTTAWA - A pr oposal that Funeral services for Mrs . Gus­ She is survived by four son s , tax money be used for the sup­ sie Krakowsky Schwartz of as Loui s Ro senthal of Newport, and BY port of denominational schools , Lillian Avenue, who died J an. 26, Everett, Irving and Sidney Rosen­ Including J ewish schools, has been we re held Jan. 28 In the Max thal, all of Fall River . Mass.; made her e by the Cathollc Fed­ Sugar man Memorial Chapel . two daughters, Mrs. Herman J . eration of Newman Clubs. Burial was In Lincoln Park Ceme­ Rekant of Providence , and Mrs. The propos al, flied with the te ry. She was the wife of Nathan J acob Helfanbeln of Fall River, Royal Commission on Blcultura l­ Schwartz. and eight gr andchil dren. DREW PEARSON lsm and B111ngualls m, recom­ Mr s . Schwar tz was a mem­ . . . mended that "the rights of min­ ber of the Ladle s Auxiliary of ''Washington's Liveliest Reporter'' ority denominational s chools be Congr egation Sons of Abr aham, Card of Thanks r ecognized In practice so that, In Pioneer Women and the Ladles The f amlly of the late MICHAEL provinces where education tax In­ Auxiliar y of the Lt. Leonard Bloom LUBIN w ish to thank their many f r iends and relatives for the expres• STARTING equities exist, all schools become Jewish War Veterans Post. slons of sympathy shown them In fully self-supporting through tax She was born June IS, 1894, their t ime of sorrow. formulas which wlll be distribut­ In Russia, and had lived In Provi­ GLADYS LUBIN IN THE RICHARD LUBIN ed on a standardized cost-per ­ dence since 1912. She was the ESTHER MILLER pup!I bas is." The br ief cited as examples the denominational R. I. JEWISH HERALD s chools conducted by Ukrainians Max Sugarman Funeral Home In Canada and "the Jewis h schools " THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" which give partial Instruction In February 11 Special Issue Hebr ew.'' MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION More telephones wer e added to the world- wide communications DE 1-8094 458 Hope Street DE 1-8636 "DREW PEARSON IN ISRAEL" network In I 964 than in any other FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUT-OF-SJ:ATE year In history. Ther e ar e now CALL COLLECT more than 182,5 million telephones t-" S. In the world. - , I

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f•,loor ,..,., American Jews to raise ties are marvels or organization, CALL US NOW FOR RESERVATIONS AT money to aid their poor, the ar­ but beyond that there does In­ 1 ticle recalls that the American deed seem to be a strong historic J ews started Improving their fund­ and religious thread that motiv­ tONCORD-GROSSINGER-NEVELE raising techniques about 1895, with ates the leaders. the formallon of "the federated "In ancient times the highest FREE and IMMEDIATE CONFIRMATIONS charitable fund drive." presllge was accorded the trus­ Now, the writer states, with 5,- tees of the 'Kuppah.' Ir a Jewish PLAN NOW FOR PASSOVER 585,000 Jews In the United States, businessman today prizes the es­ about 80% of them native-born, teem of his peers, then the way 550 PAWTUCKET AVENUE "the Jewish federated fund drives to earn It, whether he be an ac­ ISRAEL $535 raise $130,000,000 a year, and this PAWTUCKET PA 2-1960 tive religious worshiper or not, Is Is exclusive or endowment Income to do his run share In behalf of JET ROUND TRIP FROM BOSTON Jewish philanthropy. 1----~-----~----.1. and a variety of large capital Tickets good for from 14 to 60 days and longer "It ls lhepractlceofsomeJew­ RESERVE EARLY FOR SEDERS AND DINNER Having a Bar Mit1:vah - Wedding - or other Simchah? lsh golf clubs and luncheon clubs to check first or all on the ade­ FREE AND IMMEDIATE quacy of the applicant's Jewish Pu ERTO RI Co CONFIRMATIONS Nov ICK ~s CoifO TEL c;;:·.·sfs~irt 11:;:::~11 and United Fund gifts, Selective Dining Plans With Entertainment ONLY A Truly Unique Package at down -to-earth Prices "Non-Jewish fund raiser mar­ INCLUDES : 1) a dozen varieties of hot and cold hors ·Vel at the technique or the fa­ A ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME TRIP 5 PER d 'oeuvre,, extra generous quantities; 2) complete deluxe mous •calling dinners' that kickoff 95 PERSON dinner (Choice of Turkey, Half-Broiler, Capon, Choice Prime Ribs of Beef); 3) -,II o;,ratuities ., 4) flowers eve,v toble; 5) cake; major Jewish philanthropic cam­ 6) free set-ups; 7) bring your own s~irits - All in the newly-decorated and paigns. After the formal speeches beautiful English Room. HAWAIIAN CARNIVAL I - Dietary laws strictly observed - by visiting dignitaries, the chair­ Call or write - It will be our pleasure to serve you man starts calling the roll. JET VIA UNITED AIRLINES "Each guest rises as his name Is called, and the chairman cool­ EVERYTHING IY asks, • All right, Jack, what INCLUDED will you give?' Or perhaps, •Well AMAZING VALUE! s669* ,, now, Morris, yo u gave $25,000 ,, five years ago, what wlll you give DELUXE HOTELS - MEALS AT FINEST RESTAURANTS ,. this time?' 3 Nights Las Vegas; 7 Nights Honolulu "A noted Jewish businessman 3 Nights San Francisco smlllngly comments, 'It sounds •PJu1 fed. Trani. Tax. kind or brutal, doesn't It? But actually, It's a lot of tun, and I what's more - it works.' ,, STUDENT TOURS - U. S. and EUROPE ,,l Ages 14 to 22 l ZIM LINE EMPLOYEES All boys, all gi~ls or coed HAIFA - Of a total of 4,- 858 employees on Isras?II ship:,, 1,715 or 35 per cent are non­ Jews, according to an announce­ Cruise Headquarters ment by the Zim Shipping Line. FROM THE TOP DOWN or the 514 on the luxury liner "Shalom" 165 are non-Jews. .JJ.one'Jmoon :},.ip:, Our S,,ecia/t'J There are 120 non-Jews out or -tt-'Wft SKIS! a total or 142 workers on the liner "Nill". Among the 102 sea Ca// .An'Jlime captains employed by the Israeli fieet, 43 are non-Jews. Israel's com merical fieet now numbers Zelda Kouffman t!tbt 6ki J,ou~t more than 100 ships which em­ ploy a sta!r consisting or mem­ ~,.,~l• ''"~~RANSTON TRAVEL SERVICE OPEN 9-9 DAILY: SAT. 9-5 bers or 40 nations, In this 801 Pork AYenue, Cranston "foreign legion,•• Chinese are in :t~~. RENTAL EQUIPMENT-CALL 673-3354 the first place, followed by Span­ -,.~ Ens. By Appt. ST 1-49n 1241 Wilbur Ave., Rte. 103, Somerset, Mass. iards, Italians, Dutch, Greek and fOn~I . other nationalities. 4 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1966 A · subscrlp!ipn to the · Herald AMBASSADOR'S VIEWS Is a good gift for the -person UNITED NATIONS -- Ambas­ who "has everything" else. Call sador Arthur J. Goldberg ''ex­ 724-0200_. acted only one commitment from the President" when he was asked PHARMACIST to take the position at the United 45 hr. wk. • no Sundays • no Holi• Nations vacated by Adlai Steven­ days. Salary open. Fringe Benefits. son's death. He said he would express In public the viewpoints Hillside Pharmacy of the United States Government, 749 East Ave., Pawt. and not his own, but that he wish­ PA 5-8464 ed to tell his opinions to Presl­ derft Johnson frankly and freely . "The President has honored that KNIGHTS ··PYTH IA commitment, and that Is all I asked for," the Ambassador told OF WR.I. "COMING & GOING" newsmen. ACCIDENT JOE ANDRE'S SPONSORS PROTECTION ORCHESTRA Music for thot very special affair Up to $50,000 airline • Weddings • Bar Mitzvahs CONQUER and $25,000 944-3344 Res. ST 1-9080 for other travel. $15.00 for 1 Year Bridal Portraits SYDNEY KRAMER and ERNIE CHERNICK ' BULGE' BENEFIT - The Knight s of Pythias What Cheer Lodge #24 sponsored a benefit pe rformance of 11 8arrle of the Bulge" a[ the Cinerama Theatre on J an. 20 for Cystic Fibrosis , an incurable chil dren's Candids disease. Show n from left, in the theatre lobhy, are Euge ne Troberman , grand chancell or of the Grand Lodge of R. I., Knights of Pythias; William Ke r wlck , president of R. I. chapter, National Cysti c Fibrosis K. C. INSURANCE /? / DE. 1-5946 Founda tion: Warre n Cutler, Whar _Cheer Lodge f/ 24 olller guard; Lyman J. \.Vill lam .s , pa s t chancellor and AGENCY, INC. member of Cystic Fibr osis Committee ; Harry Finke ls te in, co- c hairman of Cystic Fibrosis Committee 6 Braman St . (Off Hope) ':J'!bermann And treasure r: Stanley Smith, vice chance ll or: Mor ton Afrtck, chance ll or commande r, and Harvey Millman, BUSY SINCE 193B PROVIDENCE chairman of Cys tic Fibrosis Committee and past chancellor. Tel. 751-4000 236 Westminster St. Name Jacobson \ Hotel Manager l'I tTI t 1111 t t t 11 t 111 t 111 t 1111111 t 11111 t It t It I !:>a turday servtces w tl l rake place SABBATI-1 OBSERVANC E 8 RETTON WOODS, N.H. 14 Shevat at 8 A.M. In the chapel, and at in 9:30 A.M . In the main synagogue . David R. Jacobson has been named Candlel!ghtlng Time - 4:4 7 P .M. general manager of the Moun1 CONGREGATION SONS OF Z ION James David Engle, son of Mr. COME ON IN - PERK UP! AND ANSHE I KOVNO and Mrs . Leonard Engle, will be­ Wa s hington Hotel he re , tr wa s an­ Service s at Congre~art on Sons come Bar Mtrzvah durin g these Let us take care of your "crowning glory" services. ____ noun ce d by Morri s J . Fl e is her, of Zion and Anshel Kovno wll be I hote l owner.Mr.Jacobsonhas been Call 421-1975 For An Appointment conducted today at 5 P.M., and TEMP L E SIN AI tomorrow at .8:30 A.M., 4:30 P .M. Rabbi Je rome S. Gurland wil l general manager of the Lido Beach and 5:30 P .M. The s tudio class preach the ser mon, " On Seeking Hotel on Long Island; m anaging wlll meet at 3:30 P .M . Sunday Conve rts ,'' ar rhe 8:30 o' clock director of the Bath and Tenni s BEAUTY SALON se rvices wil l be hel d at 8 A.M., evening service today at Te mple CAMEO and weekday services at 6 A.M .. Sinai. Participating In the morning Cluh In Westhamp1on , Long Is land; 422-424 LLOYD AVE . (AT ELMGROVE) PROV. 5 P .M. and 5:20 P .M. The syn­ service, at 11:iS A.M. on Satur­ general manager of the Lake Spof­ agogue is opened eve ry afternoon day, wll I be Donna Resnick, speak­ ford Hotel, Spofford , N.H ., and at 4:15 o' clock. er, and Ell en Fos ter and Bruce oper a1or of Ha rder Hall, a Fl orida ---- Gandelman. golf r esort. C RANSTON J EWISH CEITTER Norman Orodenker, Provi­ dence attorney, and a Sunday School 'I re acher at the Cranston Jewish Cente r, wi ll be gues t speaker at their se rvices at 8:1 5 P.M. tod ay . He will speak on "The Right To Be Wrong." Rabbi Sa ul Leeman and Cantor J ack Smith wlll of­ ficiate, and Mrs. Bernard Barasch ..... will be organist. An Oneg Shabbat will foll ow the services. FOR HUSBANDS WHO CARE

TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL A WIDOW TELLS HOW IT IS Rabbi Jacob Handl e r's sermon H usbands may want to make others that now had large bills at services at 8:10 P .M. today at note of this: against me that my husband's es­ Te mple Beth Israel will be en­ " It was just seven months after late was sufficient to meet all titled, "A Tree is a Teacher." his retire me nt that my husband debts, and thus took these worries Sarurday morning services will be died. It was sudden. There was off me. He made an effort to get held at 7:15 A.M. and 9:30 A.M., no lime for any final advice to some of my husband's life insur­ with the junior congregation meet­ m e. ance for me, but my husband - Ing at II A.M. under the direction "The seve nteen months that probably not understanding what of Stanley Freedman. There will have passed since have been a he was doing - had made his es­ be a Sunday morning brotherhood shocking and frightful exper­ tate rather than me the benefici­ breakfast for the Tails and Tephllln ience. ary of his policies. So that money group at 8:30 A.M. Sunday school "I am not speaking of the sor­ also went into the estate. classes will meet at 9:30 A.M., row and the awful aloneness. The wife got from Social Secu­ the confirmation class on Tuesday These are the very private mat­ rity a lump payment of $245 as a at 7 P .M. and the adult classes ters one must face as one can. I death benefit - five weeks after at 8 P .M., the dally Mlnyan at am speaking of money. the death. She got, starting in a Mlnlaturn with every kind of temptlr,c center. In either mello-dark or milk chocol1te. 7:15 A.M., and dally Hebrew School "My husband and I had been month, her share of her husband's classes from 3 to 6 P .M. nice people. I had never worked Social Security benefit - $68 a and have never taken more than WORLD FAMOUS TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM month. The stocks and bonds !hey a passive role in our financial owned, which constituted most of "The Song of Moses - and affairs. My husband managed Tu B'Shevat" will be Rabbi Charles what they had, were all in her well, and when he died he left BARRiCiNi CANDY M. Rubel's sermon topic at late husbands name. 1:hey went into behind a will, drawn by his law­ services at Temple Beth Sholom the estate. The house was in his yer, that gave to me all we had. COMES TO today at 8:15 P .M. Rabbi Rubel name. Into the estate. "Or so one would have thought. and Cantor Karl Kritz will conduct Some Bar Association execu­ So he thought. But in the seven­ the services and Fred Very will tives and a few lawyers are going teen months since the funeral I be organist. Saturday services will to protest immediate ly that all ~~i; CANDY SHOPPE still have not been able to get this need not have happened, that begin at 9 A.M. and 4:30 P .M., his estate out of Probate Court. and Sunday morning services at the widow could have easily 167 ANGELL ST • PROVIDENCE DE 1-4057 I have not been able to get any 8:30 o'clock. The Talls and drawn needed funds from the es­ money from the estate except for FREE PARKING AT ATLANTIC STATION OPPOSITE STORE Tephllln Club will meet with the tate before the estate was settled. a few small sums that were given adults; the pre-confirmation cl ass Wei I ... rich people with a mil­ to me after I had made pleas of will meet at 9:30 A.M. A class lion can get proper advice, and virtual poverty to my husband's COME TO OUR FREE 3-DAY CANDY PARTY In the study of Chumash and Rash! can make a lawyer jump to get lawyer ...." FEBRUARY 7 Through FEBRUARY 9 at which everyone is welcome, them 50,000 or so out of an estate I~ being formed, to meet on Tues­ This wife had a joint checking to tide them over until a settle­ Help us celebrate our new Barricini candy department. We 'll day nights at 8 o'clock. account with her husband at the ment. Poor people with virtually have a complete selection of luscious Barricini candy crea• bank. It had a balance of $285 nothing but good lungs can yell when her husband died. The bank tions. Just wait until you taste their mouth•watering, kitchen• TEMPLE EMANU- EL loud enough to make lawyers Rabbi Ell A. Bohne n's sermon knew her. So she was allowed to jump. But many of the great mass fresh goodness. World.famous Barricini Candy ... with the topic at 8:10 P .M. services a t draw out the money to meet im­ of nice, average people in be­ I unforgettable taste you'll love! Temple Emanu-El tonight will be mediate expenses. They also had tween, in their dealings with some "Is War Horrible Enough?" Rabbi a joint savings account. It had a lawyers and courts (not all of FREEi FREEi FREEi Joel H. Zalman and Cantor Ivan balance of $2,284. The bank hesi­ them, now) are running into ex­ j E. Perlman will conduct services, tated for about a week on this, perience such as the widow here All the Candy you loll/pops and bal• Theatre size box of with the assistance of the choir, then told her she could draw out has had. loor,s for I~• chi/· miniatures with directed by Benjamin Premack. $1, I 42 of it. The other half went can eat. New GOLDEN YEARS 3& .. pa-,- boolrlet dren. every pound at• Music of the service was com­ into the husband's estate. now ready. Send SOc in COln lo Dept. tortmtnt or more. posed by Lewandowski, Golds tein, "The lawyer notified the fune­ CSPS, care ol Ibis newspaper, to Box 1612, Gnmd Central Stcltioe. New York Katchko, Goldfarb and Freedman. ral home, hospital, and several 17, N.Y. -.

THE RHODE ISLAND HF.RALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY A, 1966 I ''My parents came here in BANI< IN 141st PLACE the "American Banker". "Only a steerage from Russia, settling In JERUSALEM - Among the year ago Bank Leumi was In the Amsterdam, N.Y. They didn't find 500 largest banks In the free 146th position and five years ago In .',· ·,..-,t· gold bricks In the streets but they world, the Israeli Bank Leumi In the 410th· place. The radng did find where their son could Le-Israel occupies the 14lstplace, ls based upon the total amounts Hoilywoocl enter a profession of his own according to the last edition of of deposits. ,rI choosing. "In my tours over~eas, my family story always clarifies the !JJ1.JJilation ]JJ o}H.tLillM By Barney Glazer Image of America." Modestly, the star concluded, " I feel a little guilty that I liaven't done more HOLLYWOOD, Calif. - It Is at me, a Chris tian who looks but I'm proud to be honored to­ PRICE TRAVEL only fitting In casting good guys like a Jew. Even God can be wrong night." against the bad guys that Kirk sometimes." 776 Hope Street Douglas finds himself banded with Danny beamed, "I'm very thril­ the do-gooders. In real life cast­ led that Kirk received this award. _-q trinity Providence, R. I. Ing at the Beverly Hilton Hotel I'm very fond of this man." recently, the Beverly Hills B'nal :~ ~uare B'rlth honored Kirk as their Man Producer Stanley Kramer Sondra and Sherman Price invite you of the Year. proudly r ecalled his firs t meeting playliouse with Douglas . "He was so ready to ioin them on the "Sholom." Soiling I, . They acknowledged his work for everything that has since hap­ EUGE.NE O'NEILL'S I for the U. S. Information Agency pened to him. In order to per­ Autobiographical Masterpiece Morch 8th for Son Juan and St. Thomas l and our State Department by pral s­ suade me to give him the leading 8 days from $265 per person. ing his many contributions to hu­ role for 'Champion,' he kept In­ "Long Day's Journey manitarian and philanthropic sisting, 'I . can do - It, you know i: causes. They s ingled him out for I can do it.' " Into Night" P.i rh: Tues.-Sor. a P.M. spreading I ove abroad among Mots. Sot. 2 P.M. people who otherwise might hate Kramer finally went for a mid­ dleweight boxing champion with Phone For Resuvation1, 351 -4242 us . They called him a "citizen Broad and Bridgham Sts., Praw . ,,' In the di plomatic service of hi s a dimple. "The bankers gave me ,, country" and acclaimed him for a $250,000 loan," he admitted performing his unofficial duties with a smile , "and I made sure at great personal sacrifice. I was well Into production be­ fore they could learn It wasn't George Jessel performed the MELVYN Douglas." , M. Louis Abedon, Julius C. Michaelson, Milton Stanzler Toasnnas ter honors , introducing In hi s acceptance speech , Kirk celebrities and dignitaries includ­ said with regr et, "I wish that Alvin N. Biener and Richard A. Skolnik ing: Mike Frankovich, Mike Gar­ my parents coul d have attended rett, Jim Piersall , Edward G. and ilstened to the wonderful things ATTOR~EYS AT LAW Robinson, Jack L. Warner, Na ta­ said about me. Even If my father lie Wood, Mrs. Simon Glass, Rich­ came al one, he could have told announce the formation of a partnership ard Ettinger, Sid Rogeli, Jack my mother and she might have Freeman and Rabb! Edgar Magnln. beileved him. under the firm name Rosalind Russell proudly an­ " This ls a great honor . Frank­ ABEDON, MICHAELSON, STANZLER and BIENER nounced that she and her husband ly, I wouldn't have chosen me. Freddie Brisson ilve in Beverly Whatever I've done on my tour s , and that Hllls back to back with Ann and I couldn ' t have accompil shed any­ Kirk, separated only by an alley. thing without a gr eat team - my Richard S. Mittleman, Esq. wife. Ann. "We were delighted when the Doug­ is as=iated wilh !heir firm las' moved in:' said Roz. ''They DOCUMENT STOLEN are two of the dearest peopl e on MADRID - An Important doc­ M . Louis Abedon this earth. If they eve r move, we'll ument In Hebrew and Spanish, dat­ move right in with them.'' ing back to 14 96 and deJ.llng with Julius C. Michaelson 626 Eddie Fisher sang a parody the contributions made by Spanish Milton Stanzler Industrial Bank Building about "the most beautiful Jew Jews to the fields of medicine, Alvin N . Biener In the world is thi s man wi th astronomy and na vlgatlon, has been Richard A Skolnik Providence, Rhode Island his honors unfurled, a noble sort stolen from the city ar chives of 02903 of chin with a cleft that a truck Valencia, officials here announced Richard S. Mittleman recently. can drive In, among J ews working David C. Adelman 861-5700 and Jews out of work is the wonder­ ful work of talented Kirk, to mil­ KELLER'S lions he brings Joy, this man j with muscles ilke a goy, the B'nal KOSHER MEAT MARKET •1 . · B'rlth Man of the World is no quirk, to us he' s the mostwonder­ KASHRUTH and QUALITY ful Kirk." Our Own Homemade Chopped Liver Is The Danny Thomas comp! alned, "Between the Jews wi th their din­ Tastiest ELI and BESSIE COHEN ners and the Catholics with their Try Our Regular l bingo games , they:ve driven me Heat and Eat Fra:r:en Foods If i1 '1 th• best, we NM it nuts for 20 years. I've yet to meet ~- Try us and IH FOUNDATION CAMPS a needy Protestant." Free Delivery To All Points Looking at Kirk. Danny ob­ JA 1-0960 served, "There sits a Jew who " Th• praof of th• pudding ! oaks like a Chrl stlan and I ook is in the eoting" 35 Years of Purposeful Camping

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Daub 12. Camp Tel.Noar 24. Wary ~ 14 IS 25. Made on v½ HAMPSTEAD, NEW HAMPSHIRE a1oom lb 11 26. Sanskrit t;0 MR. GEORGE MARCUS, Director school '" ~14 20 27. Harem 0, ~ ~ MR. TED RES_NICK, Administrator room 2.1 22. 21 ,4 28. Talebearers ~ ,32. Second­ 25 hand ~ 2" ~ ~ ~ **** bargains 2.1 ze, 2.4 10 111 3-4 . Betel,, ~ M _R. HERBERT KOPINS, Co-ordina tor 35. Propels 12. 111 1+ 36. Koran ~ t .L chapter· 35 3" Office: 426. MAIN STREET ·· STONEHAM, MA.SS. 37. Halrnet ~ 38, Lined with ~7 16 Telephone 438-0003 pelt ~ "!,9 40 39.c~ ~" ~ ~ ~ ~ point O " ' / ' and they had nothing to eat, your l uncle planted this tree. And now l/llf1,~,l~"1 '!~Tree For J~f look at it. It ,i · beautiful, Isn't it?" , , .,:.'t'~, ~ ~ ~By Beryl Segal~ Judy could not II herself Every year, year after year, sky-blue eyes of her sister Vivian away from the tree. She forgot THE ONLY ENGLISH JEWISH WEEKLY IN R I ANO SOUTHEAST MASS ~bout her own trees that she wanted ever since Judy came to Hebrew smiling through the trees. She saw School, the chi! dren brought money the Iong blond ha! r of her sl ster to see. She embraced the trunk for trees in Israel. At winter Libby swaying In the wind as It and she covered her face with the time when the snow covers the played with the leaves of the tree. branches and she felt a sweet aroma coming from the crushed Managln& Editor earth and children go sledding In And she could see her brother In CELIA ZUCKERBERG leaves. LOIS ATWOOD Editor their little sleds ; they are told the bushes by theroadslde,playlng that It ls Springtime In Israel mischief with the passersby and "Do you want to plant a tree, now and children go out pl~ntlng his black eyes sparkling. Judy?" one of her cousins asked. trees In honor of the Festival of When Judy grew older her "O, yes. I planted many trees Tu B'Shevat, the Fifteenth Day In grandparents took her with them on before but I don't know where they the Hebrew month of Shevat. a visit to Israel. Now Judy would are. This w!II be the first tree ~:erl/;!~~~nis~su~rs ~Wt ':~:~i~1r1 t~!tP~~s~~ 11~7 th~ ~ae~:t~::!1!~~ i~ro:shi~~ Judy brought her money for see with her own eyes al I the trees which I will plant. with my own the typographical error occurs. Ad vertisers will please notify the management trees and she traveled with It to she and her sisters and brother immediately or any error which may occur. hands," said Judy, and the child­ Israel and to tree planting time. have planted. She woke up In the ren led the way to the Ch!ldrens' FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1966 She saw her tree on a hlllock, morning and looked ou t Into a sea Forest. open to the wind on all sides. of green and dazzling sunshine. She In the Forest stood many sap­ She saw It standing In the bright ran outside . All around her were lings and grown trees and there 'Society Has No Obligations sunlight turning her leaves to the green trees an d a high blue sky was room for many more. The rays of the sun. and a bright white light of day. The children took Judy to the Tree In refreshing contrast to the words and deeds of many Judy did not even know the Kibbutz stood on a hlll and where­ Nursery and Judy picked out a sap­ politicians are some remarks made by Mrs. Golda Meir, who name of the tree that wa s planted ever Judy looked she saw trees and ling. They dug a deep hole In the has just stepped down from the . Foreign Ministry of Israel. for her In Israel. Was It a Cypress grass and blue sky. ground. They poured water in the tree? Was It a Cedar? Or was It The cousins from Israel came At a luncheon given in her honor by Israeli editors, Mrs. hole, and put fertilizer around it, a fruit bearing tree? An orange out and took Judy to the playground. and Judy planted her tree with Meir took stock of her years in the Government and stated tree, perhaps? An Almond or Lem- On the way the children passed her own hands . the principles which have governed her actions. on tree? A Palm tree? an ol d tree , with gnarled trunk Judy looked at her sapling. It Judy did not care. She saw her and knotty branches that spread .. Standing at the crossroads of my life, I see that I have was young and frail, and bare . tree standing tall and straight and their arms over the pathway. She w~tspered a prayer silently: always tried to abide by certain principles: I see that nothing glowing In the sun. "This tree was planted by your "May you grow and prosper in was owed to me for my being a servant of the people. The When he r sis ters an d brothe rs uncle over rhtrry years ago." the this land.' concept that society has obligations to a public serva nt, whether grew up and came to Hebrew chil dr en tol d Judy . School they, too, planted trees on Judy touched the silky leaves Judy had a tree now. Not a to the position or to the title, has been entirely alien to me. I Tu B' Shevat. Judy saw the ir trees between her finge r s , she bent he r have also noted that some people attach too much importance dream tree, but a re al tree. She standing in a row. Judy stopped head and stood in the shelter of knew that the children Will water to their own deeds." counting them. She onl y saw them the branches together with her It, and they will prune It when the grow bi gger an d tall e r . and she cousins. An d it was so quie t and time comes for pruning. Now when She amplified the last sentence by telling of the impact saw the faces of he r sisters and serene and the children spoke Tu B' Shevat comes around Judy caused by her arrival in Moscow, as Israel's first Ambassador brother in the crowns of rhe rrees . again: thinks of her tree In Israel, and to the Soviet Union. The envoy could have been a broomstick, She saw the wavy head an d the "When the Klbburz wa s yo ung she yearns to see it ag ain. she said, although in fact she was "the privileged instrument," but what mattered was not who wa s there, but that a represen­ and maintain effectively, by demo­ cratic means, a Providence Board :1 tative of Israel was there. 111--[difo.h. ~ ?'fl..ai//,IJX of Jewish Ed ucation .. . . " In Not many persons in publiclifecouldvoicesuch sentiments 1952, the Bureau of Jewish Ed­ without having their sincerity questioned. Mrs. Meir ca n. She ucation of Greater Providence was has consistently acted as though conscious of her own obliga­ created. Since the day of its incep­ Compares Home for Aged, Bureau tion , every energy of I ts Board of tions to society, that is, to the state of Israel, a nd as though munity , permit me to draw upon 11 Dear Sir: Directors , and its Executive Di­ unaware of anything owed to her by the state. May I respond to a phase of the experience of the Bureau of rectors, has been exerted not only :- ?(~,'!,.... ,','~J''!°, ... _ Be ryl Segal's article , " The Home Jewish Education of Greater to fulfill the recommendations of and The Survey", an d hi s reply Providence, its development an d the Engelman Report, but to raise, to protests of hi s article. It would progr ess during the past 15 years effectively, the standards of Jew­ be unrealistic to expect that any - a communal agency which re­ ish Education, to improve on the Ii YOUR MONEY'S ill ., study" of a communal concern ceives its entire financi al aid from curricula, to provide for better would meet with unequivocal sup­ another agency. teacher training and teacher wel­ port and endorsement. Indeed, In Impelled by a similar spirit, fare, to fo s ter a continued desire ~ WORTH ~ just such an area, Is the expres­ as launched the Krakow report on the part of the youth to pursue sion "one man's opinion" most on the Aged, the respon sible their Hebrew education beyond the ~ ~ applicable - the very title of leadership of our Jewish commun­ ~~ by Sylvia Porter ~ arbitrary, and long-adhered to, Mr. Segal's former masthead. But, ity, nurrured by the direction of Bar Mlrzvah period - In all, to an irresponsible expression, re­ the General Jewish Committee of strive for the attainment of the ~\ ii plete with unwarranted Innuendo, Providence an d the American As­ best possible Jewish Education in MA5SIVE IG'.'IORANCE roll until Oct. 1, 1967, and they'll although expressed, presumably, sociation for Jewish Education, ,this community. Throughout these OF MEDICARE not be eligible for benefits until as "one man's opinion", yet pub­ brought forth the Engelman Report 15 odd years of its existence, the By the Social Security Admin­ July 1968. lished and read by a credible per­ of th e survey of Jewi sh Educa­ Bureau has received Its entire op­ istration's latest count, only 10.1 ## Of those interviewed one in centage of an Interested public. tion In Providence , Rhode Island, erating budget, including the grants million elderly citizens - 54 per five had forgotten that they had breeds a di sservice. in March, 1951. That report was made by the Bureau to the several cent of those eligible - have en­ even received doctor insurance ap­ Mr. Segal Is entitled to his a singul ar example of a united com­ schools, from the General Jewish rolled in the ne w $3 a month plication cards last fall and nearly thoughts about the utlltty of the munal effort; every Jewish agency Committee. voluntary doctor insurance plan as many had lost their cards In Krakow " Study of the Jewish Com­ in our community was sol lei ted ·Mr. Segal has been,and, grate­ which, starting July 1, wjll cover the interim. munity Services for the Aged in for, and provided, the membership fully, still Is, a valued member $1.1 billion In doctor bill insur­ ## Nearly one-third of the" no" Greater Providence". To cite the of the Commun! ty Survey Com­ of the Board of Directors of the ance annually. To date, more than group reported that the reason they recommendations of this "Study" ml ttee. In addition to the many Bureau for a greater part of those 1.1 million citizens aged 65 or had turned down the offer was that as endangering the "Inde­ findings and constructive recom­ 15 years. He, himself, can best over have flatly turned down the they couldn't afford even the cut­ pendence" of the Home, ro state mendations to improve the stand­ testify, therefore, to the programs, offer. About 7 m!llton have not rate $3 a month premium for this that the receipt of fina.7clal aid ards of Jewish Education in Provi­ directions and plans, initiated, yet responded either way despite Medicare plan - apparently un­ by the Home from any agency dence, the Report besought (quoting sponsored, and completed by the the federal government's massive aware that many local welfare would cause the Home (quoting Mr. from the Report) "the responsible Bureau, with complete and "sales" drive and the repeated agencies and some private em­ Segal) "to become subordinated Jewish congregations, and organ!- _ thorough '•independence'' of the urging of employers, physicians, ployers have offered to pick upthe to the agency which bestows the zations of the City of Providence, General Jewish Committee, and private insurance companies, etc. tab for these very poor. aid, and to submit to its con­ with the active participation of without a scintilla of "subordina­ The tragedy ts that millions But the biggest tragedy Is that trol" - ls truly distressing. professional and lay-leaders at tion" or "submission to its con­ are falling to sign up for the more than .half of those who said For Mr. Segal's edification, and large, and the moral and financial trol" - as Mr. Segal's fears voluntary program because of "no" to Medicare's voluntary in­ more compellingly, for the edifi­ assistance of the General Jewish were expressed in his letter to the gross misunderstanding or gross surance plan did so on the grounds cation of our entire Jewish com- Committee (to) create forthwith, Editor of January 21, 1966 , con­ Ignorance of what th·e insurance that they already have private in­ cerning possible domination over actually would do for them. surance or somB other means to the Home by the aid-giving agency. Studies just completed by Soc­ cover doctor bills. A majority do COMMUNITY CALENDAR Acknowledg!Pg Mr. Segal's per­ FOR LISTING CALL GASPEE 1-4111 - Ask for Calendar Secretary ial Security and other agencies, not realize that virtually all pri­ .MRS. BERTRAM L. BERNHARDT - CALENDAR CHAffiMAN sonal devon'on to, and interest In, both public and private, reveal vate and company health insurance Jewish Education in greater Provi­ these facts: dence, his fortification with the policies are to be drastically SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1966 /ff/ A vast majority of those changed - or. eliminated alto­ 2:30 p.m.-Cong. Mlshkon Tfiloh, Talmud Class. Information which gave rise to the whose financial condition ts most gether - on July 1, when Medi­ SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1966 Bureau, his active participation in precarious are precisely those care benefits begin. 7:00 p.m.-Cong. Mlshkon Tfiloh. Talmud Class. the services and aims of the who already have said "no" or who MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1966 Bureau, his knowledge of the Almost certain to be cut out 12:30 p.m.-Sisterhood Temple Ema nu El, Regular Meeting. have said nothing about their In­ 1:00 p.m.-Slsterhood Temple Beth El, Regular Meeting. Bureau's complete dependence, fi­ tentions to enroll. from private health policies for the 1:30 p.m.-Lad. Aux. Prov. Hebrew Shclte'rlng Society, Regular Meeting. nancially, upon another:.agency, has # # Among those who have In­ elderly as of July 1 are these 8:00 p.m.-Slsterhood Temple Beth Israel, Regular Meeting. Mr. Segal found a single Instance costs to be provided under the 8:00 p.m.-Slsterhood Cong. Shaare Zedek, Board Meeting. dicated to Interviewers that they 8:00 p.m.-Devorah Dayan Club • Pioneer Women, Board Meeting. In the programs and work of the understand what benefits will be Medicare doctor insurance pro­ 8:00 p.m.-Lad. Aux. Lenas Hatzedek, Regular Meeting. Bureau which became, or were available, 65 per centalreadyhave gram: physicians• fees for office, 8:00 p.m.-Lad. Aux. Gera ld M. Clamon 1369 JWVA, Board Meeting. subjected to, any "subordination" signed up - against a dismal home and hospital or nursing home 8:00 p.m.-Lad. Aux. Dept. or R. l. JWVA, Regu lar Meeting. to the General Jewish Committee, consultations and services; psy­ 8:00 p.m.-Temple Beth El, Boa rd Meeting. 16 per cent of signers among those 8:00 p.m.-Redwood Lodge #35, Regular Meeting. or a " submission to its contro1? 0 who have indicated ignorance of chiatrists• consultation fees; up to 8:30 p.m.-Sisterhood Temple Sinai, Board Meeting. Recently, in 3 very effective what the program wtll mean. 100 homn visits by skilled nurses, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 8,-1966 areas, the Bureau acted with com­ social workers, therapists ( in ad­ 10:00 a.m.-Prov. Chapter Senior Hadnssah, Board Meeting. ## Whtie most elderly citizens I :30 p.m.-Sh1terhood Temple Beth David; Regular Meeting. plete autonomy - 3 areas which are aware that Medicare's doctor ditiQn to the maximum 100 visits 8:00 p.m.-Bureau or Jewish Education, Board Meeting. necessitated greatly increased fi­ Insurance benefits begin July 1, provided under the Medicare hos­ WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1966 nancial aid from the General Jew­ few realize that the enrollment pital plan); ambulance costs; sur­ 10:00 a.m.-Bureuu or Jewish Education, Classes in Israeli Sho rt Stories .. ish Committee over and above the gical dressings; radioisotope 12:30 p.m.-Prov. Sec. Nal'I Council Jewish Women, Regular Meeting. deadline for all-those who were 65 12:30 p.m.-Emunu El Garden Club, Regular Meeting. annual grant afforded to the or over before Jan. 1, 1966, ts treatment; artlflcla1 limbs and I :00 p.m.-Slsterhood Cong. Sons of Jacob, Regular ~ting. Bureau: first, the selection of the Mar . 31 - three months earlier. similar medical hardware. 1:00 p.m.-Pawl-Centrul Fulls Senior Hada s1mh, Board Meeting. present Executive Director, Dr. ,(For those reaching 65 on Jan. 1 Obviously, It Is Imperative that 8:00 p.m.-Slstcrhood Temple Beth Sholom, Board Meeting. Aaron Sovlv, who succeeded the or later, the 7-month enrollment you find out AT ONS E what Is :;gg ~::::~::1:! ~~7c;nua71~s~~~.tc~:u1:~dM~e;:~;~· late Dr. Harry Elkin, of blessed period runs from three months be­ scheduled to happen to the health 8:15 p.m.-Crunston-Wurwlck Chapter D'nnl B'rlth Wo men, Regular Meeting. memory; second, the removal of fore the month of your birthday Insurance you now own when MedJ.. THURSDAY, FEURUARV 10, 1966 10:00 a.m.-Bureau of Jewish Ec:h'1catlon. Classes In lvrlt Kuh1. Its offices and the enlargement of until three months after It.) care• s voluntary doctor Insurance 1:30 p.m.-Ploneer Women of Providence, Boa rd Meeting. Its physical faclllties , sought for, ## Even fewer realize that becomes effective. 8:00 p.m.-Slsterhood Temple Beth Am, Board Meeting. and designed, by the Bureau Board, Mar. FRIDAY,FEURUARY I I. 1966 unless they enroll by 31 they (Distributed 1966 by The HallSyn­ 1:00 p.m.-Unlled Order of True Sisters, Inc,, Board Meeting. will not get another chance to en- dtcate, Inc.) (All Rights Reserved) (Continued on Page 11) THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRII;lA'(, FEBRUARY.4, 1966 7 cash It. But Spades ·did not sput. , Now the ·Hearts, but they didn't A subscription to the Herald who "has everything" else·. Call . break either. The last chance was Is a good gift for the person 724-0200• Clubs and when they brode 3-3, BRIDGE Declarer's care was rewarded, IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Most Declarers persisted In one suit at a time without glvlngthem­ KOSHER ·, By Robert E. Starr selves a chance at all three. They JULIE'S DELICATESSEN went down. In tocfay•s hand an opportunis­ evenly, It would yield an extra Moral: If a suit Is going to 731 HOPE STREET 621-9396 tic declarer"· took advantage of trick. The Idea was to try them split evenly, It will do so at the every possibility to make a 3 No all without giving up too many end as well as at the beginning Trum:;i contract most players tricks In any one suit that didn't of a hand. Don•t rush trying It failed to make. Mrs. Samuel Reed­ break; and the defenders m!ght as If It doesn't, you will set up an er and Mrs. Myer Prltsker of switch to Diamonds. extra trick for the opposition. Pawiucket were North and South with this bidding: After winning the first trick Duplicate Tournament with the Ace, declarer led the Heart 8 P.M. Every Sunday N E s w 10 and let It ride to East, hoping p p INT p that party would r eturn a Spade. Wayland Manor BUSINESSMEN'S SPECIAL 2C ·p 2NT p East knew by the bidding that 3NT End South had denied a four-card Spade Lose Weight Wisely FRANKFURT PLATE North suit so had no reason to switch. Potato Salad, Cole Slaw, • 7. 5. 4. 3 This lead was won by declarer's ¥ A,K,8, 2 Kin;: who now turned her attention with Pickle, Bread and Coffee 85c ♦ K,5 to the Clubs, again playing a low ... 6. 4. 3 one won by East's 10. East had Only Pareve Cream Used - No Substitutes West WEICHT WATCHERS East no more Spades so returned the • 10, 9, 8, 2 • J,6 ¥ 4,3 ¥ Q, J ,9, 7 Heart Queen while saving his Dia­ MEETINGS ♦ J,9,8, 3 ♦ A, 10, 6, 4 mond Ace In back of Dumm·,•s King. . Providence ,f, J, 7, 2 ... Q, 10, 5 Mondays: 1 P .M. and 8 P .M. South IN£~gtNG 1b. 7 9c Frankfurts KNOCKWURST At this tim9 Declarer decided Tuesdays: 9:30 A.M. and 8 P.M . • A,K,Q to get her Diamond trick estab­ Wednesdays: 9 A.M. ¥ 10. 6, 5 lished so led the King from dummy, Thursdays: 8 P .M. GOLDEN - CHEESE OR BLUEBERRY ♦ Q,7.2 ... A,K. 9,8 East winning the Ace and r eturn­ 159 ELMGROYE AVE . ing the 4. Declarer wo n the Queen REG . 75c Pkg. After West led the Spade 10, a nd was now in this position: If BLINTZES Declarer could count but eight any of the suits now split, the Cranston ------sure tricks, three Spades, two ninth trick would come and If two Wednesdays: 1:30 P.M. and JULIE'S OWN FAMOUS - REG . 49c Hearts, two Clubs and one Dia­ split she would make 4. First, the mond with a ninth available in last high Spade was led for if BEGINNING FEB . 10 SOUR TOMATOES lb. 35c several places. If either of the they br oke there was still a Heart Thunda s: 10 A.M. seven-card s uits (comhingcj) broke entry in Dum .n :, to get there to YMCA , 1225 PARK AVE. Julie's Is Famous For Home-Made Chopped Herring Invalidity Of Reform Marriages Ruled OTHER MEETINGS, NEWPORT, FALL RIVER , NEW BEDFORD - Men, Women, Teen-agers - By British Rabbinical Authorities For Information Or Literotur~ YOU 'RE PAYING FOR KOSHER - DENVER, Colo.--Reform Rab­ of Reform or Liberal ceremonies, 831--0337 MAKE SURE YOU GET IT bl Earl Stone of Temple Eman­ the wlmesses - for example, uel, Denver, expressed shock and the minis ter and the reader - Indignation at the ruling of Brit­ were posul (Invalid). "They flout ish Orthodox rabbinical author­ the laws of the Shulchan Aruch," ities that Reform marriages are . Rabbi Fisher declared. The ketuba Invalid by Jewish law. Comment­ (marriage certificate) and the Ing In the Jewish Intermountaln blessings were not properly made, News, he said, "It is a shame, and there were many other rea­ In the modern world where Ju­ sons to invalidate the ceremonies. daism faces such tremendous Participants in such marriages problems In meeting modernity, could not llve as man and wife, that we are hindered by such he concluded. obstructionists as in England." Marcus Carr, clerk to the Lon­ Rabbi Stone challenged the Brit­ don Beth Din, told the London ish Orthodox rabbis to prove that Jewish Chronicle that on the ques­ the Torah Law forbids Jewish tion of the chll dren of such mar­ marriages by Reform rabbis. Ac­ rlages who wished to be married cording to Rabbi Stone's Inter­ In an Orthodox synagogue, the Beth pretation of Jewish Law, a Jew­ Din would Investigate each Individ­ ish marriage is consecrated when ual case. a Jewish man pl aces a ring upon Chll dren of a Reform or Lib­ the finger of his Jewish bride, eral m arrlage could not be de­ in the presence of two witnesses barred from.marrying In an Orth­ of Jewish faith, and they recite odox ceremony merely because the traditional blessing. they were the offspring of such a The English rabbinical state­ marriage. In Jewish law a child ment was challenged by the Brit­ born out of wedlock was not a ish Union of Liberal and Pro­ mamzer. gressive Synagogues, in defense An authority on ha! acha dis­ of thousands of couples married puted tJie view that Reform or in Reform synagogues in Britain. Liberal marriages were not per­ Rabbi Stone, who was station­ formed In accordance with Jewish ed for a few months In England law. as a World War II army chaplain, A valid Jewish ceremony, he said he was famll!ar with the told the London Jewish Chronicle, u ssm s11111•1· J\ i: UR Rl, , 1. 1 i ,, , • backwardness of the English Or­ required only the declaration. be­ thodox rabbinate and the strong fore two wtmesses, of "hare! at feelings they aroused among many ..." The standards of religious British Jews who could not follow observance of wimesses could be their archaic thinking. Rabbi questioned for "Orthodox" wit­ Stone said a number of former nesses as ·well as non-Orthodox. British orthodox rabbis left Eng­ The act of officiating at such land In search of free air among a ceremony In Itself · had no val­ United States and Canadian Jew­ idity In Jewish law and the par­ EVER SEE A GRINNING lsh communities. ticipation of Reform or Liberal clergy, for example, could not Rabbi Dr. Solomon Schonfeld, detract from the legality of such CAR SHOPPER ? presiding rabbi of the Union of a marriage. Orthodox Hebrew Congregations of Great Brltian, said that "any­ LOOK IN THE MIRROR. thing carried out by the Liberal Post-Mortem Problem mechalelel Shabbat (desecrators of AFTER VISITING OUR SHOWROOM, THAT IS. the Sabbath) Is not a solem­ Faces Israel Doctors nization of marriage." JERUSALEM - If Prime Min­ Come ta us disgusted, beat, frustrated - we'll cheer you up. You'll be Dayan I. Goldltch of the Man­ ister Eshkol accepts the demands tantalized with a le Mans and made happy by a Tempest. You'll get n1ore chester Beth Din told the London of the religious parties to change Jewish Chronicle that participants the "Law of Anatomy and Patho­ "go" in a G.T.O. and be captivated by a Catalina. Nat enough? We'll really In a marriage performed In a Re­ logy" which permits the dissec­ add the crowning touch with !he be-lightful Bonneville. form or Liberal synagogue were tion of c.orpses by doc.tors, Israel "being misled Into thinking that will be forced to Import corpses We've got what it takes to put you in the best car YO\I ever owned. You'll they are taking part In a valid from abroad. be smiling about the price and grinning with pleasure. We do lots of things ceremony." As Is known, the religious to stay on top. Rabbi Goldltch added thatmar­ parties consider the dissection of rlages in Reform synagogues were corpses a violation of "Halacha" You'll like the way we listen to you, pamper and spoil you. We're even no different from cases where two and demand to restrict' to a mini­ thrilled when you just phone us or walk in to browse. people cohabited. The participants m um the right of physicians to would still require a get (bill of perform post-mortems. In this Need a shot of grin therapy? Come in. Even if you don't buy a car, we divorcement) should they wish to case the progress of medicine promise you'll walk out smiling. be divorced. In Israel will be made more dif­ Rabbi Michael Fisher, chair­ ficult. man of the rabbinate of the British Federation of Synagogues, said, EXPORTS ESTIMATE "My conscience cannot a11ow me TEL AVIV - Is raeli exports STEINGOLD Pontiac to say that Reform or Liberal this year will reach $430 million, marriages are legal. They are It Is estlma ted by the Ministry of 766 BROADWAY, PAWT. PA 3-4700 not properly constituted." Trade and Industry. The original Marriages required two wit­ estimate by the Government was On Route 1 at the Massachusetts State Line nesses, he said, and In the case $440 million. 8 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1966

~ AUTO FACTS Jews At Oxford losing Jewish ld~_ntity ~INSURANCE NEW YORK - - The situation University, but there Is no Jewish FROM of the Jewish students at Oxford chaplain, no Hillel organization HISTORIC NOTE Low quarterly payments ls pretty dismal and gelllngworse, and no local rabbi. The Society CINCINNATI - Nearly 175 for accident-free drivers. according to an American rabbi lists a paid membership of 140 years before Jews Joined the gen­ ~ ~ MAX who has Just returned from two of the 400-500 Jewish students eral population In the Aug. 28, Member Downtown Parking Pion ·~ years there. Rabbi Edward M. at Oxford, but "no one has ever 1963 March on Washington for A friend of m ine, after Gershfleld, Assistant Professor seen that number together at any Jobs and Freedom, their forebears I INSURANCE M& F his car was involve d in an of Talmud at the Jewish Theolo­ one time, with the possible ex­ marched In Philadelphia. The July I AGENCY INC. accident, couldn't locate it gical Seminary of America, re­ ception of the time a guest lec­ 4, 1788 Great Federal Parade 331-9427 ports in "Conservative Judaism" ture by Rabbi Louis Jacobs drew celebrated the news that Virginia for three days. Why don't that there Is a J ewlsh Society at a large crowd." Rabbi Jacobs was 131 Washington St. t h e y tell y o u p romptly had decided lo r atify the Con­ the university which provides Involved In controversy with the stitution, assuring establlshm~nt Providence w here they take your car? kosher lunches In term, and offers Chief Rabbi at the time. of the Union. Your car i s YOUR "some sort of Jewish cultural About 30 students "come more A surviving document, a let­ A. program -- very widely defined." or less r egularly for lunch" at property. YOU p i c k the ter by 15-year-old Naphlall Phil­ HARRY'S The Society participates in syn­ the Society's quarters. "They are lips, who paraded, te!ls that after­ garage of your choice . NO agogue services during the school jammed Into the small space, and 0NE, including your insur• wards the Jewish participants join­ Buy of the Week 1 term on a semi-formal basis. manage to survive only by develop­ ed In a repast of salmon, bread, ance company or police, The students do most of the Torah Ing the knack of elegantly stepping crackers, almonds and raisins at · can tell you where ta take reading and lead the services. over each other's heads while they the home of old Isaac Moses, a FRANKFURTS 79c lb. you r car. There Is also an Israel Society serve themselves." coobler. The original letter ls in which Is secularist and "Includes Rabbi Gershfleld Is critical the files of the Library Co, of a number of Israeli students, most of the Orthodox Establishment In Philadelphia. A copy is In '. he BOSTON Radt•• of whom do not often show up at London for "persistently ignoring Body Work, American Jewish Archives of the SUMTER the J ewlsh Society." the needs of the J ewlsh students Hebrew Union College, Cincin­ 185 Pine St., Providence al Oxford, laking absolutely no nati. DELICATESSEN Conservative Judaism Is the steps to help either spiritually qua rterly published by The Rab­ 993 lrood SITu t - HO 1-3220 GA 1-2625 or financially. "The Kashruth pected lo attend to the needs of binical Assembly. In his article Commission, when informed that the Jewish students. II is obviously Rabbi Gershfleld says the Jewish the kosher meal service at the a matter for the Anglo-Jewish Society Is supported entirely by Society was running into larger community at large, for they are students and has no professional All forms of personal and business insurance and larger deficits , flnally "kicked the most Interested party, and director or organizer. While he in" last year with "a munificent they ar e the only ones who have including - Life - Accident - Group - Fire - was ther e they had a "lady who subsidy of $70." The Reform and the means lo do anything about did the cooking" but he thinks Liberal congregations, on the other It. A Hlllel organization such as Automobile - Casualty - Bonds that she has retired. Ever y Col­ ha nd have made attempts In the the one al London . . . would be lege at Oxford has a Christian past year lo set up a J ewish a godsend •.. The overriding need chaplain, and there are Protestant chapl aincy, so far unsuccessfUl­ is fo,· someone, preferably a per­ Murry M. Halpert and Catholic centers ar ound the ly. " son of considerable religious and 800 Howa rd Bldg. academic stature, to be made DE 1-9100 Residence: DE 1-6949 American Professor Just Returned avallable to work full time with the students, and to be given a decent budge! to work with. If this Is not done , and frankly I do not Hopes Students Can 'Muddle Through' see much prospect of Its being CAMP MENDOTA During the 25 years of his size only to the Univer s ity of done, the out I ook for the quail ty of FOR BOYS r esidence at Oxford, Dr, Cecil London, the place which, a long Jewish life among the s tudents of CASCO, MAINE Roth, the noted historian, acted with Camoridge, educates the very Oxford, and for their !Uture com­ I as unofficial counselor to the J ew­ cream of the Jewish crop, the mitment to Judaism, is dim in­ ish students and was the faculty bulk of the community' s future deed." i CAMP DEERTREES advisor of the Jewish Society. leadership. The only answer to this Is I FOR G IRLS " Especially pleasant were the " Meanwhile, in London, the a "concerted effort on the part I Shabbat afternoon open house teas, of the community al large" but I BR IDGTON, MA INE big Issues In Jewish life are I beautl!Ully arr anged by Mrs. Roth, whee her somebody Is going 10 gee "anyone acquainted with the Anglo­ I Ages 7.15 In clusive al which students could meet each a 'license' to operate a kosher Jewish scene w!ll lmmedlately be WHY NOT THE BEST FOR YOUR CHILDREN ? other, and oft en also distinguish­ catering business al a posh hotel, struck by the outlandishness of ed guests, In a very friendly and the very Idea that the community, CALL JOE SC HEIN, Director, 751-61 66 or whether a certain shammash cosy atmosphere,'' Rabbi Ger sh ­ Is going to be fired from his posi­ especially the r eligious leader ­ fleld r eports . With the r etirement tion, or whether the embalmed r e­ ship of the various groupings, of Dr. Roth, who ls now In Israel, mains of Jeremy Bentham at one might act in concert about any­ Sabbath gatherings have ceased. thing. GA 1-1229 MRS. LEO GLEKLEN GA 1-1229 of the Colleges of the Univer sit y l. The new Reader lnJewlshStud­ of London provide sufficient reason "Anyhow, the English have a OF les who s ucceeded him Is to discourage young kohanlm from I a Dr. Vermes, a Chrisrtan clergy­ long tradition of 'muddling ► studying In that building.'• I man born In Hungary of Jewish through' . One can only hope that I PETTERSON TRAVEL INC. Rabbi Gershfleld concludes: the .Tews of Britain w!ll be able parents. "I am told that he Is ► 76 Dorrance Street Providence 3 , Rhode Island " Neither the J ewish faculty mem­ lo turn the trick somehow with a man of moderate views and ber s (al Oxford) nor the local this difficult but very pressing kindly disposed towar ds Jews, but community ca n reasonabl y be ex- problem ." [ / Suggests even so, enlargement and deliver ­ ance will have lo arise lo the I· EUROPEAN TOURS FOR THE HANDICAPPED Jews from another place .... " FABULOUS ESCORTED OFFERINGS FOR The remaining Jewish faculty THE BLI ND, DEAF, MUTE, ETC . members, "even those who as­ sociate themselves with things J ewish and are concerned with the well-beingoftheJewlsh student bod y, are prevented by circum­ WHY PAY MORE ! stances from being much help." Professor Sir Isaiah Berlin, Dr. NEVER A LIMIT ON QUANTITY Roth's successor as Senior Mem­ ber of the Jewish Society, Is loo busy with his other responsibll­ SPECIALS ltltes, as Is Professor David SUNDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Daube, Reglus Professor of Civil Law, who is " warmly interested FEBRUARY 6 - FEBRUARY 11 In Jewish affairs." Professor Max Beloff has addressed the Israel Society "but otherwise has been little heard from" because of his ESTERN STEER lb. ~:~:::~; iois1 9 9 c busy schedule. Other faculty mem­ bers "generally avoid beingdrawn Into any sort of connection with J ewlsh affairs," FRESH - KOSHERED (U) - CUT UP The net result of all this Is that "Jewish student life at Ox­ Chicken BREASTS lb. SSC ford presents a ver y gloomy pic­ ture." Outside of the handful who "OUR OWN" FLAVORFUL are falth!Ul to the J ewlsh and Israel Societies, the other Jewish students "out there In the 'real R~:~EiR BEEF lb. 1. 6 9 world' '' are struggling to "divest themselves of evidences of their J ewlshness and largely suc­ R & L - EXTRA FANCY ceeding; the general prepon­ derance of males over females SALMON 7 ¾ 0 z. Can 5 9c at the University exerts especial pressure on· the Jews and Inter­ marriage is rife." OFTEN IMITATED - NEVER DUPLICATED Maoy "highly cerebral Jewish students get caught up with such All Meats And Poultry Koshered outfits as the Humanist Society, (SOAKED AND SALTED) a vibrant and dynamic bunch of ap,tkorslm , or expend all their spiritual and physical energy In anti-apartheid drives or nuclear BISHOP TAKES J EW ISH INS IG NIA - The Mose Rever end William J . disarmament demonstrations, or Moran, wh o wa s made Titular Bishop of Centuria and auxl1lary to CAPE KOSHER FOODS set the pattern for their future the military vicar at r ecent consecration services in St. Patrick's religious lives by pondering the Cathedral, New York, has decided to have In his coat of arms the Jew­ "KEEP KOSHER AND SAVE" teachings of the University's phl­ ish Chaplains' Ins igni a - the two tablets of the Ten Commandments losphers and theologians." SB WASHINGTON STREET , PAWTUCKET, R. I. 726-1200 and the Star of David. Formerly the deputy chief of Army chaplains, "And all this," Rabbi Gersh­ Bishop Moran retired at the end of January to become Cardinal Spell ­ Branch Outle t Stores: New Bedford- Mallapan- Swampscoll fleld remarks , "at Oxford, second man's asslscant a s the auxil iary military delegate to the military vicar In the United Kln~dom In sheer of the U. S. Armed Forces.

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9 Kindness To Patients OLD COLONY MEETING New highs in assets, savings, New Goal _For Doctors mortgage loans, earnings, divi­ dends paid to shareholders and employee efficiency were reported Trained At Mt. Sinai to shareholders of Old Colon;, Co­ NEW YORK - Humanities operative Bank by President Ray courses will be taught at the School B. Owen, Vice-President and of Postgraduate Medical Education Treasurer Charles C. Horton, and of the Mount Si nai School of Medi­ Vice-President and Senior Loan cine, In. order to broaden the out- Officer Russell D. Pierce at the 1ook of doctors who are more In­ annual meeting on Jan. 26. terested In symptoms than patients. Courses In philosophy, lan­ guages, literature, anthropology, sociology, political science and VANITY FAIR economics wi11 be taught on a con-· BEAUTY SHOP tinulng basis , said Dr. Martin Steinberg, director of the hospital. Moreover studies in the WALK-IN humanities wi11 make up one- third of the total courses in the new DISCOUNTS medical schools, and one-third wlll be devoted to community medi­ OPEN MONDAYS SPRING FESTIVI.L - The Ladies' Association, Jewish Home for the Aged, wlll hold Its Spring Festival AND EVENINGS cine, according to Dr. George on Wednesday, March 2 at Temple Emanu- EI, with luncheon served at 12:15 P.M. and the program begin­ James, former city Health Com­ 737 HOPE STREET ning at 1:45 o'clock. Chairman is Mrs. Loui s L. Rottenberg, who Is being assisted by Mrs. Joseph J . Fish­ {Cor. Rochambeau) missioner who will be the school's bein, reservations: Mrs. Herman Wa sserman, treasurer, and Mrs. Irving Feldman, contributions . dean. The final third of the study Fred Ke! m an Photo MA 1-6031 program wlll be devoted to tra­ ditional bio-medical science. "Anybody who takes a look at 'Prominent Americans' Stamp OUR EVERY DAY LOW PRICES COMPARE QUALITY medicine today sees that there's much more involved than the bio­ Shows 1.947 Portrait Of Einstein CHOICE - TRIMMED medical ski11 s and sciences," Dr. CHUCK lb. 79c James said. "The physician must A portrait of Albert Ein stein relate the medical condition to the by Philippe Halsman Is the basis CHOICE for a new postage starop honoring U · ds gc STEER LIVER total life experience of the patient. mte tates He must understand the socio- eco­ the physicist, according to Post­ EXTRA FANCY - FRESH KILLED nomic factors, the psychological master Harry Kizirlan. The S­ factors, the environmental factors cent stamp, to be issued on March SPRING PULLETS that created his condition. 14 at Princeton, N,J .. where the lb.45c ''We are interested in the con­ physicist spent the last years of trol of di sease, not merely the his life, Is the fourth In the "Prom­ GEORGE BERLINSKY KOSHER MEAT replication of a medical skill ." inent Americans" set= tes of 18 To make room for the new new regular stamps co be issued WILLARD CENTER DE 1-9595 FREE DELIVERY emphasis and the new courses, in the next f:everat years. the traditional medical courses Frank Sebastiano of New York wi11 be compressed. designed the purple s tamp, using "The course wil I be so in­ an Einste in photograph Mr. Hals­ tense, the passing mark wil l be man made on May 10. 1947. The close to 100," Dr. Steinberg said. portrait ha s appeared in magazines "Doc" G. R. Mill•' Di " We' ll be teaching what every and books he re and In Europe. For 30 years Mr. Hal sman has photo­ pre,cription for win- ~ good doctor mus t know, not mer ely ter-weary wardrobes what he should know." graphed the great and the near vlously Issued s tamps In his great in many parts of the world. Dr. J ames noted that the whole honor , the American Jewish proves a ,mcuh Las t year' s Adi al Stevenson fiel d of medical education was Archives in Cincinnati points out. memorial s tamp was based on succesa! being carefully reviewed. "Do you Several of the leners Dr. Ein­ have to spend a full year in human a Halsman portrait. stein exchanged with prominent dissection?" he asked. "Do you Engravers are Arthur W. Din­ Am~rlcan Jews are lodged at the have to spend a full year of clerk­ taman and George A. Payne, of Archives on the Cincinnati campus the Bureau of Engraving and Print­ s hip on the wards?" of Hebrew Union College-Jewish ing. The vertical stamp, to be Some of the subjects tradition­ Ins titute of Religion. They fo rm printed on the Cottrell presses , They loved it! ally taught in the medical school s part of the Archlves' unique col­ will be issued In panes of 100. wil l be reserved for the years of lection of Jewish Americana which Collectors desiring first day interneship and residency, the incrudes the pape r s and corres­ They came by dogsled. physicians said. cancellations may send addressed envelopes, together with remit­ pondence of many of America' s bobsled, skis and sleighs . .• The courses in community most prominent Jewish fi gures and they're coming medicine are ba sed on the con­ tance to cover the cost of the stamps to be affi xed , to the Post­ dating· back to colonial times. back for more. cept that physicians will be in­ German-born Albert Ei nstein (WHY DON'T YOU]) creasingly supported by a team master, Princeton, New Jersey 08540. Postage s tamps and pe r­ was mos t renowned for hi s Theory Doc Mills' simple formula] made up of men specializing In of Relativity which appeared in sonal checks will nor be accepted. Lots of refreHunter College and the Jewish Aleichem Institute in Tel Aviv, of Czarist days - In which a Theological Seminary, will be on the 50th anniversary of the distinct Jewish culture was de­ guest speaker. A new Israeli pic­ writer's death. veloped over a period of nearly ture _will be shown. Holltlay · re­ The Institute, to be dedicated 1,000 years. freshments w111 be served. There on May 15, is being made pos­ ts no admission charge. The Committee Issues an Invi­ sible through the efforts of a tation to join them at the dedica­ PIONEER WOMEN group, American Friends of tion together with the group which Pioneer Women of Providence Shalom Aleichem, and members will leave on May 10, and wll! I wlll hold an Oneg Shabbat at the of Hlstadrut and Farband, together include S.J. Rodman; Marie W. ', home of Mrs. Beryl Segal at 94 with the Municipality of Tel Aviv Goldberg, daughter of Shalom Alei­ Overhlll Road on Saturday, Feb. which donated the land. chem, and Bel Kaufman, his grand­ 5, at 1:30 P.M. Mrs. Aaron Klein The Institute will contain a daughter and author of "Up the wlll speak on "Israel Today as museum, little theatre and library Down Staircase.''

FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS By C. D. Smith Will Boy Ask Her To The Dance? not. My friend says he wlll ask me to the coming dance. How can I make sure?" CJ,"r "uclt a little tim~! OUR REPLY: You.. can't be Today young Bill likes to tinker but tomorrow sure-until he asks you, and your first experience should be enough he will be deciding on his career. Whatever to prevent you from telling your profession or vocation he may settle on, there friends that you think he Is going will be no financial problem. A life insurance to ask you. program with Sun Life not only guarantees the The boy apparently does like funds for Biirs education but provides an income you-and he may have been for the whole family if Dad should die pre­ truthful when he said he was maturely. taking a cousin somewhere. At any rate, the thing for you to do I'm a.,.wdmed wit!, Sm, Life of is wait until he asks you for a Cw;m/a , th e Company ll'ith the policy date before you say anything to that'.'i rixht for yvu and your family. anyone. You will then be talking Wl,y not call me to,Jay? about something that happened THE WEEK'S LETTER: "A that he might ask me out that -rather than something which ELLIOT F. SLACK friend of mine has a good friend, weekend. She told her brother, might happen. There's a differ­ a boy, and I like him very much. and he told the boy-who then ence. 1018 INDUSTRIAL BANK BLDG. He told my friend he was going didn:t ask me for a date. He said DE 1-2422 to ask for a date, and for me he had to take his cousin some• to 11dj,0~'!.:■~"!: ~:9n0~~~~~m {.".. W:.,!~ not to tell anyone. But, big­ where. Aft rward, at school, he addtt11 ,-oar letter to PO• AND ABOUT l SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA mcftith me, I had to tell another greeted me with a big smile, so ~~~i~GE~~t~!ll':~:~J"E. AMD~=: friend how I felt about him and I don't know If he likes me or . FORT. i,;1·.

•f·\· THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1966 11 LIFE TRUSfEES Subscribe to the Herald. Likens Home, Bureau CLEVELAND - Two former ,; tOf Ii (Continued from Page 6) presidents of the Cleveland Jew­ TREMENDOUS VALUE t ~, In order to serve more effectively ish Community Federation. Max the needs of Jewish Education; Freedman and M. E. Glass, have Golf Package third, the furnishing of the new been elected trustees for life by PUERTO RICO facilities according to the stand­ the federation's board of trustees. DORADO HILTON HOTEL ards set by the Bureau Board - Freedman served as presiden, lOdays In each case, the sights of those from 1962 to 1965. 9 nights $429 added expenditures were set for Inc. trans., meals, free golf, the Improvement of the services of WATCH REPAIRS transfers, etc. the Bureau to the community, not Departures Mor. 7, 16, 25 by considerations that the Bureau's Colt Now While Spoce Is Available requests be fashioned In a man­ JACOBSON ner most favorably to be r eceived PRICE TRAVEL by the aid-giving agency. JEWELRY 831-5200 More positively, the General 76 Dorrance St., Prov. Jewish Committee has been ever • 776 HOPE ST PROV zealous to be of ready assistance to the aims of the Bureau, and the Bureau Board has cherished this concerned Interest. Our Board has profited, lmmeasureably . from its inter-related contacts with the several Jewish agencies of our community. Mr. Segal labors, badly, upon the shop-worn cliche - what was good for our fore­ bears, should be good for us. But more poignantly, this thought and fe ar that the Krakow >. Survey's recommendations will OUR YOUNGER SET - Nancy Lori, three years old, and Gayle Iris, destroy the Independence of the eight months old, are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Katzman of Home for the Aged must now be Warwick. They are the grandchildren of Mrs. Shirley Welner of Bronx, banished. New York, and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Katzman of Providence. Sincerely yours, Irving Brodsky, President Bureau of Jewish Education of Greater Providence PHILIP A. TORGAN, M.D. ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS FR EE MARRIAG E GUIDE NEW YORK - ·The tenth edl­ OFFICE FOR THE PRACTICE OF tion of "Jewish Famlty Life", the Orthodox Jewish marriage GASTROEMTEROLOGY ritual guide (" Taharas Ham! s h­ pacha"), is being distributed free 382 THAYER STREET by Leonard Lyons of charge by Agudath Israel of PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND Ame rica, national Orthodox Jewish Office Hours by movement. The 76-page book, The White House's new pair prized art coll ection ~s much as Appointment Telephone 521-1033 of doves are not part of LBJ's the loss of all hi s championship written by Dr. Sidney B. Hoenig , is published by the Spero Founda­ peace offensive, but a gift to Mrs. medal s for shorthand. "The paint­ tion. LBJ from her Austin friends, Dr. ings I bought; but the medals I To cover shipping expenses, 10 and Mrs. Charles Balley ... The won,'' he said. Rose assigned some cents must accompany the request We Believe: movie rights to "Fiddler on the researchers to find wher e those addressed 10: Rel!gious Ob­ Roof" wlll be sold this week, medal s had been made -- and for over $2,000,000 . .. Cassius servance Division. Agudath Israel That we sell more Oldsmobiles to had every one of them reproduced. of Ame rica, 5 Beekman Street, Clay's ex-wife refused a $25,000 On ly the Tass and Red China 'New York, N.Y. 10038. offer from a sports magazine for correspondents are permitted to Jewish Herald readers than any other her story about Clay and the Black remain in In donesia. .Burton Muslims. She'll write another Lane, head of the American Gultd dealer. We must be giving the best story, for Redhook . .. Edward of Authors and Composers. wilt DOMESTIC HELP Albee was elected to the National start microfilming the Guild's LIVE-IN deals. Institute of Arts and Letters. 100,000 copyright contracts dating FROM JAMAICA, a.w.1 . When LBJ swore In JohnGard­ back to the early ' 30s. ner as Secretary of Health, Edu­ The gifted Noah Greenberg, Minimum wage cation and Welfare he read an ex­ who died last month, headed the $50 per week Try us - - - cerpt from Gardner's book, com­ Pro Mus!ca troupe. He enjoyed paring good social programs to having special music written for Agency fee required good plumbing. That's why the the odd instruments hi s group in advance plumhers union Just elected Gard­ used. He borrowed a trumpet from UNITED EMPLOYMENT SCARPETTI OLDS ner to honorary membership ... the Williams College Library, dis­ Sean Connery turned down$1,000,- covered it was an instrument made EXCHANGE, INC. 000 . • . as against· a percentage in 1450 and wrote special music 139 Mathewson St. 421-34~8 79 Elmwood Avenue UN 1-3310 deal . . • because he didn't like for It. As a result of the public­ the screenplay ity on this fund, the owner of This statistic was complied by the trumpet Insisted that Williams a Kennedy, probably on Christ­ College return it to him . ANNOUNCING OUR EXPANSION mas Day: U all the children In Julie Christle may star op­ the Kennedy family, and their par­ posite Michael Caine In "Funeral ents, exchanged presents with each In Berlin" ... Miss Christle agreed TO NEW OFFICES ON THE SAME FLOOR other, their parents and grand­ to star for producer Jay Weston MAIN ENTRANCE: 908 HOSPITAL TRUST BUILDING parents ... then each child would In Joseph Kessel's "Belle de receive 110 presents. Jour," if a suitable director were signed. Weston is negotiating with Harry Tugend, author of "The E. R. DAVENPORT & co. Peter Brook, director of "Marat/ ESTABLISHED 193 ! Temole 1-715C Wayward Stork," the Bob Cum­ Sade" ... Noel Coward Is tltung INCORPORATED mings show that ran only three his three new one act plays " Suite MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE nights on Broadway -- gave up in Three Keys'•. a $5,000-a-week TV job to de­ ANO OTHER PRINCIPAL EXCHANGES vote him self to this play. . . Darryl Zanuck discussed the John Dexter, director of "Royal spiraling costs of movie-making. DIRECTORS Hunt of the Sun," wilt direct "The Hi s statisticians chose a r ecent­ Edward R. O.venport Clarence F. Andrew, J. Irvin g Mc Dowell Fair Country,'' the Jack Holmes ly completed film, and reported C. Richard 81,ke Allen U. Catlow Paul S. D.iven porl musical Holmes wrote the book, that three years ago the salaries Beojamin M. Falk lyrics and music .. . David Lean, of the star, director and crew OFFICERS director of "Dr. Zhivago," makes were $1,600,000 less than today. Edward R. Oa\'tnport. Chairman And Zanuck's "The Longest Day," C. Richard Blake, President ond Treo surtr Benjamin M. Falk. Sen ior Vice Prtsident \ his domicile in Venice rather than \ England because of "choice, he said, would cost half as much J. Irving McDowell, Senior Vice Pruidenf Clarence F. Andm\'$, Vice President I Allen U. Catlow, Senior Viet Pmidtnl Albtrt J. Benharri1, Vice Pmidenl chance and taxes." again, today. I, Jack Pearl, the "Baron Mun­ John H. 8. Macho n, Vice Prclidcnf 0 Kar W. Drummond,Auislonl Treas urer ' Artur Rubinstein. who won Paul S. Davenport. magnificent notices for hi s recent chausen" of radio, caused con­ Vice Pruidenl and Secretary sertes of concerts, was curious sternation among the fancy chefs about an ultra-modern music con­ at the Four Seasons by ordering EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE cert In N.Y. last week. Rubinstein • 'a plain cheese sandwich". . . Benjamin M. Falk Allen U. Catlow Paul S. Davenport met Abram Chasins, the pianist­ Zero Mos tel, whose marvelous new J. Irving McDowell C. Ri chard Blake . author-critic, In the Russian Tea photo-sketches-scrlDI book for Room and asked about the ultra­ Horizon is "Zero, by Mostel," REGISTERED REPRESENTATIVES modern music evening. "Artur," Is sketching his CBS-TV rehears­ F redtrid, C. Brown Thom.u W . FOiey Mario C. Pr.ittico said Chaslns, "the audience was als with Carol Burnett and Lucllle Robert F. Burnett William J\t FraM:r Henry ( . Rccve1 Ball . .. A playwright In rehearsal Dominick Capucia ti William Hargru.,·es Leon \V. Sa.undcn small -- but apathetic." Charlu T. Cavu Lo\·ell J. Holabi rd Arthur C. Simo11d1 Artie Shaw bought an option said at the Pen and Pencil: "U God had been a playwright, on Stuart T . Coleman J. Edward Joyc e Alfred \V. Swanson on the film rights to "Etta at Gmld Connell Lill ia n C. l'\'langione Harry Tcitz: Night," a short story by Frederick the seventh day He would not Alf1ed OeCenaro Roberl \V. Pittmon Rollin C. Whyte Morton, author of "The Roths• have rested. He'd have been re­ Edwud H. Doerr Richard T . Powcn chllds" and current Holiday artjcle writing." on El Morocco . . . Frank Crosaro Harold Mlnsky,oftheburlesque OFFICES will direct Harry Essex' s play family, and Tom Brlgans, the Providence 908 Ho!pital T nut Bldg. with music about Fatty Arbuckle ladles' sportswear designer, Newporl 106 Bellevue A,•e. •• •Billy Rose, still recuperating shared a cab Into N, Y. from Ken­ New Haven 250 Church Stmt Old 5,yb,ook 900 Boston Post Road from complicated surgery, bought nedy Airport. When they Introduced a pair of seats to the "Sweet themselves, Brlgane said: "You CORRESPONDENT Charity" premiere at the Palace make a living from women taking Josephthal &. Co., New York City, Establiahed 1910 Direcl Pri-..ate Wire lo Nc 't» Yort on Saturday night, and expects their clothes off, and !from women putting them on ." to be In his aisle-seat. Large Enough to be of Service, Small Enoui;ih to be a Friend• When, incldentally, Rose's Mt. K1"co home was delitroyed by fire, (Distributed 1966 by 'The Hall Syn­ he didn't mind the toss of his dicate, Inc.) (All Rights Reserved) 12 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD. RIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1966 Israeli Scholar To lecture- On ·Bible (Continued from Page 1) ministers In cl ass, no less than language and artificially Imposed for the next three years she also with the Jewish students." on Hebrew. Medieval Hebrew, In­ taughr modern Hebrew literature _ She finds that it ls necessary cidentally, ls not as far removed and medieval Hebrew poetry at "to PE!_Ve the way" in teaching from modern Hebrew as Chaucer BECOMES BAR MITZVAH Brandeis University. Modern He­ medieval poetry, as there are from modern English. Miss Rosen­ Dean Alan Schachter, son of brew poetry (since 1880) began both language and conceptual bar­ berg's research has also Included Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schachter of as rebellion against the old, es­ riers to be overcome, whereas a necessity for learning Aramaic, Uniondale, Long Island, N. Y.,, tablished religious way of life. the Bible has become so universal Syriac and Ugar!tlc. became Bar Ml tzvah on Jan. 29 Bialik, In particular, gives ex­ that ''it is a much more immediate Almost every other sport ls at the Uniondale Jewish Center. pression to these yearnings and thing." Medieval Jewish poetry­ more readily available In this Dean ls the grandson of Mr. longings, said Miss Rosenberg, and this was the Golden Age of cotmtry, she remarked, but not and Mrs. Leo Schachter of who found there was "so much Hebrew poetry, she said - uses what has almost become the Is­ Cranston and Mr. and Mrs. Murray rapport between Bialik and the a meter taken over from the Arabic raeli national hobby, amateur Freedman of Brooklyn, N. Y, archeology, as "We have more SON'S BIRTH ANNOUNCED Jersey Attorney General st0~hse a~~s~u~}-~lss Rosenberg' s Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon D. Heller • lectures, next Thursday, wlll be of Providence announce the birth Begins 'Rat Fin k 'Inquiry tltled,"TheOptlmlstlcSolutlonof of their second son, Jonathan Marc, the Book of Proverbs and Its on J an. 15. Maternal grandparents (Continued from Page 1) tiny group of extreme, right- wing Limitations." The lecture w!II be are Mr. and Mrs. Manuel E. Finn bigots who would destroy the preceded by classes at 7:45 p .M . of Malden, Mass. Paternal gr and­ TRENTON, N,J. - Attorney party." The songs are printed on a in Modern Jewish History, Bible mother Is Mrs. Abraham Heller General Arthur J. Sllls, a key seven-page song s heet that has and Beginner's Hebrew, taught re- KIWANIS OFFIC ER -Dr. Charles of Providence. member of the Democratic admln- reportedly been used extensively spectively by Dr. Sovlv, Rabbi P. Jagollnzer of 32 Dartmouth !strat!on of this state, began this at "Rat Fink Sing-alongs." Saul Leeman and Mrs. Esther Road, Cranston, was Installed on MARRIAGE IS ANNOUNCED week an Investigati on Into the New National and s tate Republlcan Elkin. Sa turday as lieutenant- governor of Dr. and Mrs. Murray Klein of Jersey Young Republican faction party chairmen have ordered a ------Kiw anis Divi sion 12, the Rhode Wilmington, Del. , announce ' the known as "Rat Finks." purge of those Rat Finks who took &,nator Stam I er said that he Island and So uthern Massachusetts marriage of their daughter Miss The ultra-conservative fac- part In the " slng-alongs." An of- knew of a number of Jews who had region, New England District of tion' s alleged racist, anti- Semitic ttcal Young Kepubllcan inves riga- applied for membership in Young Kiwanis International A native Leslie Ann Klein, to Gerald R. Rubin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry and extremist ac tivities Include tion will meet Feb. 12 and 13 Republican county units only to be Rhode !slander, the Pawtucket op­ systematic dlscourai,:ement of to hear testimony about Rat Fink turned away and harassed by Rat tometrls r ls a graduate of the Rubin of Cranston. The couple are Jews and Negroes from joining the activity. Fink elements until they stopped Massachusetts College ofOptome- making their hom e ln Oskaloosa, Iowa , where both are attending Young Republlcans of New Jersey. Peter E. Butler of Un lonCoun- coming to meetings. try. He ls a past president of Republican State Senator Nel son F. ty, a prominent Rat Fink and the He said that he could not now B'nai B'r!th and the Kiwani s Club Wlll!am Penn Coll ege. Stamler and a numbe'r of Young state chairman of the Young Amer- Identify those who were dlscrlml- o_f_P_aw_tu_c_k_e_c.______Al\'NOUNCE DAUGHTER'S BIRTH Republlcans accused the Rat Finks leans for Freedom. a right-wing nated against , but added that he Day School To Open Dr. and Mrs. Elie J. Cohen of using fear and Intimidation; of organization, ha s charged that was hopeful that a number of them of Middletown announce the birth using reprisal s against moderate, Senator Stamler and other Repub- would tes tify at the Young Repub- In Kansas City, Mo. of their second daughter, Audrey liberal and conservative elements l!can llberals were "trying llcans ' hearing next week. KANSAS CITY, Mo. - - Plans J acqueline, on Jan. 20. Mrs. Cohen within the group, and of creating to smear the right wing." One meth0d of harass ment, ac- wer e announced this week for the ls the former Mi ss Mar cia Cohn. a threatening atmosphere. Mr. Butler also Is head of the cording to Mr. Stamler, the onl y !lrsl Hebrew all-day school in Maternal grandparents are Mr. Mr. Sills said inves tigators Union County Republican Conser- Jewish Republican In th e LeglSla- Kansas City, to open next fall and Mrs. Hyman Cohn of 150 from hi s department had gone to vatlve Action Committee, an ul- ture, was to subject Jews to hos- with first and second gr ades. The Lancaster Street, Providence. the State Republlcan Party head- traconservatlve organization that tile quest10nlng, place them in school, to be called the Hebrew Paternal gr andpar ents ar e Mr. quarters here to get more in- ha s been leading a pollt!cal ven- seats apart from the members hip, Academy of Greater Kansas City, and Mrs. Joseph Cohen of Balti­ formation on the intraparty detta again s t Mr. Stamler,Senator aoci not invite them back, may also ha ve a kindergarten and more, Md. charges . He indicated that the Clifford P. Case and Representa- W!lllam W. Wright, a 32-year- third grade. It w!ll be a private reported singing of anti-Semitic tlve Florence P. Dwyer. all lib- old Negro lawyer from Plainfield, day school independent of any con- NOM iNATED TO 'WHO'S WHO' and racist songs might con- eral Republlcans . , said that he had appeared before gr egatlon, Hebrew school or other Mi ss Ellen Linda Rodman, the stltute "discriminatory proceed- Senator Stam Ier In partlcul ar the Union County Young Republl- local or national organization. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard lngs " that violated state civil has been the target of an ava- can organization to discuss lnte- During Its initial year, classes Rodman of 695 Hope Street, has rights laws. lanche of crude and obscene hate gratlon In 1963, on ly to be v!!l- w!ll be held at the school fac!ll- been nominated to "Who's Who in He said the songs showed that mall since the charges against fl ed from the floor by a number ties rented by the Academy. Mil- American Colleges and Un lver- the " New Jersey Young Republl- the Rat Finks we re made public of Young Republican' s who called ton Firestone is among the found• s!tles." Miss Rodman Is a senior f cans have been Infiltrated by a last week. him pro-Communis t. ers. at Emerson College, Boston. l!!llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!!' I iB ea In i ks Working At Ei I at Evicted 8y City Residents~ EILAT , Is rael - A colony day's work and sometimes pro­ the Information that "You can get and a ship' s turn-around time is of 200 beatniks wa s ousted from vide special skill s." They earn a stick of 'hash' for four pounds measured in hours in stead of days. the beach here a few weeks ago, about $8 a day, the going rate ($1. 30) here , but it's cheaper In T he port's capacity Is ex­ f- when the city burned their wooden for ca sual labor. Istanbul ." pected to climb from last year ' s shacks. "They were becoming a One man working for Mr. Richard l!ves in a tent on the 250,000 tons to one m111!on tons heal th hazard," said Mayor Joseph Ofer disclosed that he had beach, lifts soda-bottle crates In a few years. A new oil port l Levy. "A few beatniks, okay , but electrical training when he when he needs money and ex­ ls providing the same improve­ 200 was getting too much. And overheard a conversation deal­ presse s himself nicely . .,It' s a ment In the Import of ·oil essen­ anyway, we are developing that ing with some faulty wiring. The subculture we have here. Places tial to Israel's growth. portion of the beach." "beatnik" offered his services. like this are more or less non­ The project of waterways being The city' s development pro­ fixed the wiring and casuall y re­ existent, right? That's the ap­ dug at the opposite end of the gram includes a network of canal s turned to 'lis manual labor. peal." seven-mJt e , crescent shaped and I agoons to the north, being Some Ell at people whose own Ellat owes it s modern ex- coastline, a coast th at begins at pansion to the brief Slnal cam­ dug out of 300 acres of fiats, earlier experiences included liv­ the Egyptian border to the south paign of I 956. lsraell armored and the construction of a new port, ing on the beach are not so and ends at Jordan, and the city vehicles eventually withdrew from large enough "to take the biggest quick to condemn the beatniks . of Aqaba, to the east will link ship that can flt through the Strait the Egyptian peninsula but not be­ resort fac!Ht!es and add another of Tiran," according to one en­ "They would wash if th,~ clty fore they had neutralized the guns few miles ro the coas t whose every gineer. provided a single shower. one on T!ran Island that had barred Inch has been planned by muni­ Many of the beatniks , who pre­ woman said. "They are quiet Israeli shipping from the Gulf cipal authorities. fer to be called travelers, hire people with thelr own ideas of Aqaba. Not everyone in this town Is out as laborers. A French trio, about how to Itve. •• The new $9-m1\l!on port has enthusiastic about the face­ two young men and a girl , now Tourists who ask about where a 500-yard wharf and, possibly lifting. Old timers feel that the camped legally in tents on the all the beatniks have gone are more important, two massive preoccupation with "image" beach nearest the J ordanian bord­ directed to the strip near Jor­ warehouses with equipment to wlll destroy the frontier town er, Insisted that they were not dan. "Do they really smoke handle potash and phosphates at atmosphere. beatniks. "We work here to sup­ hashish?" the bell boy w!ll be the rate of 10,000 tons a day. The streets are wide, the port oursei v·.as. We like to tra­ asked. "Only a few, ma'am," he Until now, freighters bound for vehicles dusty and rugged and vel, to see the world. This makes w1\I reply. Asian ports had to wait days until no traffic light has yet Intruded us beatniks?" One s uch smoker was a 22- huge trucks could haul a capac! ty on the town of 10,000. But things Amos Ofer, who hires laborers year-old San Franciscan named cargo from the Dead Sea works are changing, as Mayor Levy said, for the oil port, says: "They Richard. ''Let's skipthelastname, more than 100 miles north of the and those living on the beach know ask no questions, put in a good right?" he suggested, then offered port. Now they fill the warehouses It better than anyone.

EILAT BEATNIKS - Hans Cales, 17, a member of Ellat's beatnik colony, works on ONCE-SOLITARY OUTPOST - Ellat, separated from the populous north by the vast a carving before his tent, pitched near the Jordanian border. At right ls Richard, a Negev, Is developing In all directions. A network of canals and lagoons (above) being 22-year-old San Franciscan who also occupies a tent on the beach. He lifts soda crates dug out of 300 acres of fiats north of the city, wlll eventually link 'resort facilities, t to earn money. add to the coastline. '/ !,. --

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THE RHODE ISLAND HERA~ F~Y, FEBRUARY .., l966 13 comes of $4,000 to $6,000. The JAPANESE SHIPPER 'f .'f.OVICE FOR Y-OUl'H Philadelt,1HttiJC Race Riot Study lists Presidential executive order that JERUSALEM - Shaul Elsen- ' WASHINGTON - B'ml B'rith bars federal loans and grants to berg, the owner of large ship.. s Voc&Uonal Service, 1640Rhode Is­ segregated housing must be broad­ ping and mining Interests In Ja- 14and Avenue NW, has ~11shed vo­ Causes, Possible Solutions For Cities ened to cover all federally aided pan, announced recently that he, -catlo~l guidance pa~ets on housing as well as bank loans will open a major branch of his careets In medicine an4 blologl­ to an automated economy. School NEW YORK - A major In­ Issued by the Federal Housing company In Israel. Eisenberg said cal science. They deal with per­ Integration should be hastened depth analysis of a large­ Authority. that he has settled In Israel In sonal and educational require­ through sight selection and re­ city Negro race• riot warns that Building and maintenance codes order to "assure the Jewish up.. ments, earnings and working con- Negro ghettos Tin big cities could zoning. must be s trictly enforced and gov­ bringing" of his six children. dltlons. blow up "next week, next month In 1960, Philadelphia' s over ­ ernment rent subsidies should be or neXt summer." The report, all unempl oyment rate was 6.5%. established to absorb part of the which Isolates and Identifies fac­ Among North Philadelphia Ne­ cost of middle Income housing, tors contributing to the 1964 riot groes, the estimates of unempl oy­ thus permitting poor city dwell ers Temkin, Merolla & Zurier In Philadelphia, urges a far­ ment range from 13 to 20% . a wider choice of living quarters. ranging five-point program aimed The report proposes that Fed­ Poor merchant-consumer re­ ATTORNEYS AT LAW at eliminating the major causes eral, state and 1oca l governments lations are partly due to the fact of these eruptions. take the Initiative In providing un ­ that poor and in many instances ANNOUNCES THAT The 72-page pamphlet, "The skllled and semi-skilled jobs for illiterate Negroes are often vic­ Case Study of a Riot: The Phil­ Negroes. Unions and management timized by " I ay- away" plans and EVERETT A. PETRONIO adelphia Story," was com­ must expand apprenticeship and "easy credit" offers. A great missioned by the Philadelphia training programs , and the govern­ source of friction lies in the re­ IS NOW ASSOCIATED WITH THEM IN THE Chapter of the American J ewish ment must enforce non-discrim­ possessing of appliances and other GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW Committee, and Issued today inatory clauses in government con­ items from financially disabled through Its Institute of Human tracts. buyers unable to meet the required 832 INDUSTRIAL BANK BUILDING JAckson Relations Press. The s tudy pre­ Mor e than half the homes in payments and other "added" fees. PROVIDENCE, R. I. 1-2400 sents a comprehens ive picture of the riot area have been adjudged Often as much as 50 or 60% the Negro ghetto in North Phil­ by the Philadelphia Hous ing Code of the total cost is lost In such adelphia. to be sub-s tandard. Many have reposse ssion s. The report, prepared by Lenora rat-Infested pool s in rheir ba se­ ...... ~ ments. rotted and missing fl oor­ , E . Berson, a writer and research­ er, and a graduate of the Uni­ boards and exposed wiring. Seven­ SICKROOM versities of Chicago and Penn syl­ ty per cent of the r esidential fires vania, says that what is true of in Philadelphia occur in the Negro SUPPLIES slums , as do 80% of the child Philadelphia applies in large TOILET ARM SUPPORTS DAVIS' fatalities from lead poisoning and ~ ~ measure to all Negro ghettos in Fits Any ~ large cities. The solutions offered 100% of the death s from rat- bite. Toilet $11.00 are equally applicable to other Overcrowding is common, with as - 721 HOPE STREET - DE 1-4239 - cities. many as seven persons in a single Major causes of the riot are room. Rents are high because Sales and Rentals listed as s ub- standard education , landlords often taci tly ag ree on Call PA 5-8464 unemployment, slum housing, poor a rent minimum for rhe area. merchant-consumer relations and The gap between the housin~ For Prompt Free Delivery lb.1.89 hostility between the police and market and Impoverished fa mil !es On Prescriptions ~ f[i~Ev ~ the community. ability to pay is wide. The average The average Negro in North Negro pays 35% or more of his ~ ECLIPSE ,.. Philadelphia Is relatively unedu­ family Income for shelte r, com­ cated. Achievement in school Is pared with the 20 to 25% recom­ HILLSIDE PHARMACY ,.- COFFEE SYRUP each 25c - low; sixth-grade children are at mended by the U. S. Department least one year behlndchll drenfrom of Labor. 749 East Ave. (al City Line) more favored schools in reading Evenings 'Til 9; Sun. 'Til 1 and arithmetic. School buildings Public hous ing prC>l' rams, rec­ i ,;,:~;::,;.:·,-.-;: ~~;;:.~ .J. are over aged and overcrowded , ommends the s tudy, must be ex­ many of the teachers are new . panded ro include not onl y increas­ and textbooks and equipment are ed numbers of new dwellings with Infe rior in quality and quanitity. I arge units suitable for family Proposed is a cras h program Jiving but al so the refurbl shing of education for every age group, of old housing inside the central and special programs for pre­ city. A rotating fund should be school Negro chil dr en. Progr ams made avail able to purchase and of adult education should be geared repair old houses on terms feas­ to developing technical sklll s vital ible for families with yearly in- Ghetto Shopping Area rworst' For Violations Food s tores prices in the im­ five Negro women were as saul red poverished Negr o ghe tto in Phil­ on one block in North Philadelphi a, adel phia are about five per cent yet no ar res ts were made nor higher than elsewhere in the city. was any additional police coverage In addition, the ghetto shopping assigned. area is, In the words of a Phila­ It is indicative of the hostility delphia city commissioner, ''one between Negroes and the police of the worst for violations like that every race r iot in recent shor t-rating and overpricing." years has been sparked in one To bring more consumer goods way or another by a hostile con­ within the Negro' s reach, steps frontation between a Negro and must be taken to deal with the a police officer. It Is therefore fact that the poor generally pay Imperative that the tendency of · more for what they buy. Legal police officials to view human advisors to protect consumers relations a s peripheral to their against credit abuses and unfair main functions must give way to repossessions, credit unions to an active program of police train­ Row to build a port for a storm provide low-interest loans, con­ Ing In human rel atlons and the sumer banks and similar ec­ expanded recruitment of Negroes onomic Innovations are all vitally and other minority groups for needed. Thecreationoflarge shop­ police work. Federal funds are ping centers on I and made avail­ needed to help train policemen, A little stockpile of U. S. Sav­ So get with the millions of able by urban renewal would help expecially in the enforcement of ings Bonds can turn into a Americans who have found . bring prices down, as would the 1aws affecting civil rights and development of cooperative stores. civil liberties. mighty snug harbor in an Bonds a safe port in a storm. The Negro merchant should Other measures include an end emergency. And a solid base for the future to II alley courts" (the name police become a familiar sight In the If an emergency never crops of their families. Negro community. Low-cost gov­ officers use for roughing up prisoners), signs in all precincts up (and we hope it doesn't), ernment loans and aid provided acquainting prisoners with their by civic groups can help Negroes you' re ahead considerably i right to legal help and a phone i establish stores of their own. Pov­ call when arrested, a sharp re­ more than your Bonds cost you. Quitlc fads about erty Fund grants can be used to duction in Investigative arrests, Series E Savings Bonds train Negro youth for responsible Bonds earn interest at a increased law enforcement In high rather than menial positions in guaranteed rate. At maturity, v You get back $4 for every $3 at crime precincts, and a ban on maturity e xist!ng stores. the use of police dogs, which have you get back $4 foi· every $3 Philadelphia at the time the become a symbol of race hatred. v You can pt your money when you invest. And your invest­ you need ,t riot broke out was the only city In a special chapter on the ment is backed by the United that had a civl1ian police advisory possibility that anti-Semitism was v Your Bonds are replaced free if board to hear citizens' complaints a primary factor· in 'the riot, ~he States of America. lost, destroyed or stolen of police brutality, racial or re­ report concludes that it was not. And there's that quiet satis­ v You can buy Bonds where you ligious discrimination or vio­ Although the majority of the mer­ bank, or on the Payroll Suings lations of constitutional rights . chants in the area are Jews. "not faction that comes from know­ Plan where you work Residents of the Negro ghetto, one eyewitness to the riot recalls ing your Bonds are helping however, continue to suffer 111 Buy f Bonds for growth­ mobs shouting anti-Semitic slo­ Uncle Sam build the cause of ff Bonds for current income treatment and haras sment .at the gans, although anti-white slogans hands of policemen, they say. It abounded." freedom throughout the world. Is not unusual, Negroes say, for Coples of the booklet are a­ a police officer to order a Negro vailable from the American J ewish off a white residential str eet Committee, 165 East 56th Street, after IO P .M. or, without a war­ rant, to search a Negro patron New York, N. Y. 10022, at 75c Buy U.S. Savings Bonds In a I ocal taproom . per copy. Negro spokesmen point out al so The AJC, the pioneer human STAR-SPANGLED SAVINGS PLAN ~ that I~_ a sp~ce of six months relations agency in this country, FOR All AMERICANS .l,... combats bigotry, protects the civil A Herald always gets best and religious rights of Jews here ~d Tht V.8. Government doe, not JXJ!/ for thia 44,:trti.uim,nt. It i, prutnt,d tU a pubrlc results - our subscribers com­ and abroad and advances the cause 1trvfct in cooperation 1dlh th, 7'rta,uru Ve1>0 rlmf'nt and The Advtrti,ing Council. prise an active buying market. of human rights for all . \

14 THE RHODE ISL~D HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1966 Tel Aviv Reform Rabbi To Air Prot~f On Worship Obstacles Over Israel Radio JERUSALEM - The only of­ said, "Apparently there Is pres­ The Minister for Rel!glous Af­ ficially sanctioned Interpretation sure from the locaJ rabbinate." fairs, Dr. Zerah Wahrhaftlg, has of Judaism In Israel Is Orthodox He said there was ufear that said that he would be prepared Judaism. Both Conservative and If they allow the congregation to to regard Reform Judaism as a Reform Jews are forced to live worship on their premises, their sect and to treat it as a minor­ accordlng to patterns laid down by hechshers will be taken away." ity like Islam and Christianity. the Orthodox. They al so fin d dlf­ The hechsher Is an Orthodox "We do not see ourselves as a flcul ty In worshipping, and a Re­ rabbinical seal of approval ln­ separate sect," Rabbi Zager said, form rabbi Is protesting this In dlcatlng "that the premises observe ''but as a legitimate interpreta­ an Interview taped for broadcast the law s relating to kosher food. tion of Judaism." by the state radio this Sun day. Orthodox Jews wlll not eat in a In many places "throughout the Rabbi Moshe Zager charged hall that lacks the seal, nor will world, he added, "both rhe Pro­ that hi s newly-formed group, the bar mitzvahs or other religious gressive and the Conservative Congregation for Progressive Ju­ fesrlval s be celebrared there. communities far outnumber the dai sm, had been refused permis­ Israel's Jews give the Ortho­ Orthodox communities.'' sion to worship in two public halls dox rabbis full aurhorlty In mar­ " Progressive Judaism" is the In Tel Aviv. They were turned rers of marriage , divorce and name used here and throughout away by Z.O.A. house , a cultural adoption for Jewish citizens. Civil much of Europe for what is known center maintained by the Zioni st marriage , for exampl e, does not In the United Srates as Reform Organization of America, and after exist here. Judaism. Conservative Judaism, one Sabbath service by B'nai B'rlth Rabbi Zager, who Is ho! ding the third branch of the faith, com­ house, which was built with the services for hi s ISO-member con­ bines some moderlzed rlrualswlth help of the American Jewish B'nai gregation in a nongovernmental a retention of baste traditions, B'rlth organization. hi gh school in a Tel Aviv sub­ generally Including rhe dietary Ironically some chief officers urb, said there were "a great law s. of B'nel B'rlth and the Zionist num ber of people In Israel who Many in Israel look upon the Organization of America are find rhemselves In a spiritual no Reform movement with an­ among the leaders of reform Ju­ man•s lend between secul arism tagonism, recalling rhat most of daism In the United States. Rabbi an d Orthodoxy." Its leadership was opposed to Zion­ OUR YOUNGER SET - Susan Lynn Kudlsh is the 15-month-old Zeger said he had asked Jacques "They want to find a way of Ism - the advocacy of a Jewish daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Edward Kudlsh of Whitmarsh Street. Maternal Torczyner, president of the life that fl ts rhe real! ty of Is­ state - In Its early years. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Zitkin, end paternal grand­ Z.O.A ., to Intervene, but In vein. rael In 1966 ," he said, "and It's This opposition to Zionism has parents , Mr. and Mrs. Boris Kudlsh. Mrs. Eva Gordon Is maternal In his taped Interview, Rabbi my feeling thar the Israel! rab­ virtually disappeared over the great-grandmother. Zager, one of four rabbis who lead binate Is apparently not able to years , however, except tn a branch Reform congr egations in Israel, speak to rhese people." group, the American Council for Judaism , which adheres to the B'nai B' rith Director principles of Reform Judaism but Former Stanislav, Is unaff!llared wlrh the organized 'Can't Comment' Yet Reform movement. The late Rabbis Srephen S. Nazi Security Police NEW YOR K-RabblJayKauf­ Wise and Abba Hillel Silver, two man, executive di rector of s•nai American Jews instrumental in To Be Tried B' rlth, said thi s week rhar the ex­ the establishm ent of Israel, were clusion of Rabbi Zager's congre­ leaders of the Reform movement. BONN - Eighteen former gation from the Tel Aviv meeting members or a nazl security police To Orthodox Jews, the Idea of hou se was an action of the local a group of men meeting to de­ unit In Stanlslav, Galicia, will go B'nai B'rtth there. on trial In Muenster In April on cide which of God's laws should "They did not consult us ," be observed In I 966 and which charges or wartime murder of Rabbi Kaufman said. "As soon as thousands or Jews. The Indict­ ere obsolete Is repugnant. Rabbi l heard about It last Wednesday, Zager replies that each generation ment charges them with the mur­ l fired off a cable ro fin d our der of 120,000 victims In the. ha s rrled to understand and ln­ what Ir Is all about. Until I re­ rerpret the Bible according to Its Stanlslav cl!slrlct alone between ceive an answer to that cable, I 1941 and 1943. own experience. cannot, of course, comment." The rabbi, an American, al so Hans Krueger, 56 , or Luedlng­ Rabbi Kaufman, a leader In: questioned the rradltlonal partici­ hausen, the principal defendant, Reform Judaism, added: served as chief of the unit for more pation of Israel's religious leaders "Most Israelis believe in free­ In the nation's political life. "When than a year, starting In August, dom of religious expression and 1941. one must quiet one's conscience believe the rights of all branches In order to gain certain political 1 The Indictment charged that, of Judaism should be respected." under his command, the "final ends," he said, "when the choice j Acts agalnsr the rights of Re­ of the chief rabbinate and the prob­ solution of the J ewlsh question" form Jews, he said, 41 are taken began with the murder of 600 lem of the establishment of local by Individual Orthodox Jews who religious councils depend on cer­ Jewish doctors, lawyers and rab­ mistakenl y think they are serving bis. tain political issues, then the pri­ the cause of Judaism." mary religious concerns cannot be The trial Is expected to last A New York spokesman for the j several months with 179 survivors taken care of.' ' Zionist Organization of America from several countries coming lo Two of the five parties In said the Z,O,A, House In Israel Premier Levi Eshkol's coalition OUR YOUNGER SET - Natalie E. Fox, thre? and a half years old, and Muenster to testify. had been built as a cultural cen­ A survivor or the Czestcho­ are religious parties. They hold Todd S. Fox, two years old, are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Howard ter and had never been Intended three Cabinet posts - the Min­ Fox of Brooklyn, N.Y. They are the grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. howa ghetto broke down last week to serve as a house of worship. as he described to a Lueneburg istries of Religious Affairs, In­ Charles Lindenbaum of Providence and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fox The spokesman added that the rerlor and Social Welfare. of Brooklyn. war crimes trial court how one Z.O,A. had members in all three of the defendants sent his two branches of Judaism and would children to a nazl death camp. never take a po sition favoring one Israeli Non-Orthodox The witness was Moses branch. U.S., Israel To Consider Financing Gluecksmann, 65, who testified that Paul Degenhardt, 70, com­ Congregation Refused . mander of the ghetto In 1942 and 'Do Americans Approve Of Cooperative Nuclear Desalting Plant 1943, ordered his two children, Place To Worship TEL .A VIV - A second recent WASHINGTON - The coop­ aged six and 12, sent to Tre­ Permission Withdrawalr Whether the project Is eco­ blinka where they were murdered. case of a non-Orthodox congre­ erative desalting program of the nomically acceptable lo Israel de­ gation being barred from use of Two other former members or TEL Avrv - Protest mount­ United States and Israel, first pends largely upon how far the Degenhardt's nazl police unit, Kurt an organizational facility for wor­ announced In June, I 964, Is now United States Is willing to go In ed among non-Orthodox circles ship services was reported here Jericho, 57, and Alired Loebel, over a decision by the B'nal B'rlth moving from the englneerlngtothe underwriting the cost, either 51, are on trial with Degenhardt. last week. political level. building management here not to through research assistance or The three are charged with the The newly~formed Conserva­ President Lyndon Johnson and low-Interest loans, This financing permit Tel Aviv's first Reform tive congregation In Ashkelon has mass killing of Jews In the ghetto congregation to hold Sabbath serv­ Premier Levi Eshkol announced, question, In turn, will bring lo In occupied Poland. been Informed by WIZO head­ after a White House conference ices on Its premises. the tore all the project's politi­ Degenhardt Is charged with · quarters that It can no longer use nearly two years ago, that the two cal complications, personally murdering or ordering The congregation reportedly a WIZO kindergarten for Sabbath Governments would· sponsor a co­ services. The earlier case In­ operative desalting program as the execution of 496 Jews In the first received perm'.sslon to hold For political and technical rea­ ghetto and with helping to select volved a refusal by B'nal B'rlth part of an International effort to Friday evening services In · the sons, the Administration Is w!lllng many thousands of the ghetto's building but the management later to allow use of a building In Tel solve the Increasingly serious wa­ lo make certain financial contri­ Aviv by a new Reform congrega­ ter shortage of the world. 50,000 prisoners for the gas cham­ notified the congregation that the butions to the construction of the bers of Treblinka. The witness tion. a decision confirmed last The technical feaslbll!ty has permission had been i;ranted with­ plant, although probably not to the described Degenhardt as "master week by B'nal B'rlth here. been agreed on or building a large out due authority and that no Re­ extent wished by Israel. of life and death" In the ghetto. form services would be permitted. The actions Incensed non-Orth­ nuclear-powered desalting plant odox opinion In Israel. A typical that would tap the Mediterranean For the United States, the Is­ reaction was a cartoon in Haaretz, as a source or fresh water for raeli project Is the technological Supersol Executive Sentencing Feinberg, the Dis­ showing a medieval knight labeled lsr4el. Engineering studies Indi­ spearhead or the "Water for trict Court Judge said he was uB'nat B'rith" and a medieval laking Into account his previous cate that the plant, one or the Peace" program proclaimed by Sentenced In Tel Aviv Lady WIZO, both on a horse, good character. ·, world's largest, would be situated President Johnson earlier this charging with a fixed lance at a on the Mecl!terranean south or Tel year. Furthermore, In the Israeli TEL AVIV - Abraham Fein­ The Judge also said the court couple praying In a Reform pew. Aviv, Using the heal from an project, the President sees an op­ berg, the 34-year-old former had received a letter from Su~ persol' s new management saying Meanwhile, Prof. Efralm Ur­ American type or atomic reactor, portunity lo use technology to re­ director of the Supersol Company, bach, a noted telmudlc scholar Feinberg had paid them $10,700 It would be capab)e o! producing solve many or the political dif­ was sentenced to Jail for four on the faculty of the Hebrew Un­ lncompens~ 115 million gallons ot fresh water ferences that grow out otthe Middle years recently alter pleading iversity announced this week the a day, and of generating 200,000 East• s competition tor water. guilty to arson and falsifying the HISTADRUT TO HONOR establishment of a non-political • I kilowatts ot electricity. accounts and stock lists of the BOSTON, Mass.--The Honor­ "Torah Jewry Movement," aimed The engineers' studies show In return tor financial assis­ company by $1-mllllon. able Edward W. Brooke, Attorney et separation of religious affairs that such a plant could be built tance, the United States may Most of SupersoJ•s sharehold­ General of Massachusetts, wlll be from party poll tics In this coun­ and placed In commercial opera­ attempt to Impose some political ers are Canadians and Americans, honored by the Israel Hlstadrut try. Prof. Urbach recently resign­ tion by mld-1972. The teaslb!llty conditions. One posslb!llty under Feinberg, who was born In at a testimonial dinner at the ed from Hapoel Hamlzrachl. He report ot the engineers, preplred consideration Is that In return for Detroit, admitted setting fire to Statler Hilton Hore) here on Feb. stressed that the new movement by Kaiser Industries, Inc, and American assistance on the de­ Supersol• s central otflce at Bnel 27 for his assistance In establish­ Is not Intended to become another the Catalytic Construction Com­ salting plant, Israel would agree Braq, near Tel Aviv, last July. Ing a vocational training school political party .but that, on the pany, Is being submitted to a Joint to open all her atomic activities The defense claimed, however, he In Israel, Alexender Shapiro, contrary Its aim Is the "de­ United States - Israeli board for to Inspection by the Internatlomll had not gained personally from H!stedrut chairman, has an­ polltlzatlon" of religious life &Dd approval. Atomic Energy Agency. his actions. _nounced. lnstlrutlons. · THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4,-1966 t5 continuing to argue that only the h Professor Galls Orthodox are the legitimate bear­ ~ ers of the Jewish tradition. He Denver Hospital Team Uses says that a "counter-reactionary" ox Judaism 'Heretical' movement In Orthodoxy ls begin­ ning to make Its voice heard, NEW YORK - A young Jew­ Laser To Kill Cancer In Rats that Orthodox leaders "have fail­ "pleadinl for an aggtornamento DENVER, Colo, -- Dr. David ish scholar has charged that ed to cope with such problems ward H, Dingman, physicist for within Orthodoxy" and strength­ Kramlsh and a research team the Martin Co. who built the lasers "Orthodox Judaism · preserves as the relationship between Jew ened ties with other Jewish reli­ at Beth Israel Hospital here have used at Beth Israel. theological convictions that err" and non-Jew, the role of women gious groups. He points to state­ and "misinterprets and mlsreP­ succeeded In kl11lng cancer In In religious life, and the recogni­ ments made recently before the rats with laser Irradiation, The Th~ scientists say their work resents the facts of Israel's liter­ seems to have special promise tion of the radical criticism of Orthodox Rabbinical Council of laser beam was Invented by Dr. ary history." In treating growths In hitherto religion raised by modern America by two Yeshiva Univer­ Ted Maiman, a native of this Rabbi Jacob Neusner, profes­ thought." sity professors. When similar city. Inaccessible areas such as the sor of religion at Dartmouth Col­ Rabbi Neusner criticizes Pro­ thoughts have been voiced by Con­ Dr. Kram!sh, who Is associ­ liver, lungs and brain. lege, writes In the current Issue fessor Llebman•s lack of regard servatives they have been as­ ate professor of surgery at the of "Conservative Judaism," that for non-Orthodox Jews who are sailed as "heresy. 0 University or Colorado Medical Orthodoxy "presents a quite wrong denied thg claim or being Center, said, "The laser shows ALL TRAVEL Interpretation or both the letter and legitimate bearers of Jewish tradi­ great promise of becoming a clin­ the spirit or Judaism." tion, which Professor Liebman Fight Religious ical and surgical tool at least AGENCIES ARE Professor N eusner charges reserves exclusively ror the Or­ as effective as radium and X-rays t~at Orthodox, not Conservative, thodox. Adoption Rule In the treatment of tumors, ma­ Judaism Is "heretical" - "not He also criticizes the cla!ms lignant and otherwise. There arg ALIKE! NEWARK: Feb. 1 The only because Orthodox Jews do that the "only group within Jew­ biochemical effects In which the American Civil Liberties Union of not eat swordfish, or use a ketu­ ish life which has "charismatic laster appears to be unique. It New Jersey pei:!oned the Superior ONLY SERVICE bah (marriage contract) which leaders" Is the Orthodox; that Is not just a cutting and cauteriz­ Court this week to strike down a leaves unresolved a terrible hu­ the only remaining vestige of Jew­ ing tool. It seems to bring about state adoption procedure that re­ MAKES THE man dilemma, . or pray In Isola­ lsh passion" lies In Orthodoxy; chemical changes In the living quires applicants to list their re­ tion from their famllles (women that the "only spontaneous move­ tissue which cause the host's sys­ ligious faith. DIFFERENCE are separated from men In Ortho­ ment concerned with Soviet Jews" tem to reject a tumor, No longer The petition was filed on be­ dox synagogues) • . . but also - the Student Struggle for Soviet tolerated and nourished, the tumor because Orthodoxy preserves Jewry - Is "directed and led half of a childless couple married Call . .. MILDRED CHASE seven years. The couple was told cells start to die, and are not theological convictions that err, primarily by Orthodox youth," and replaced by new ones." ~ I are Incongruent with the spirit that the "only other college group their application would not be pro­ and letter or Jewish theology • •• to show signs of dynamic move­ cessed until they produced written Dr. Kramlsh and his research misinterprets and misrepresents ment and growth" Is the Orthodox evidence of religious affiliation, • associates at Beth Israel have the facts or Israel's literary his­ Yavneh. the A.C.L,U. said. photographs of a malignant tu­ tory, and presents a quite wrong Professor Neusner does not However, the couple, Mr. and mor weighing 145 grams removed Interpretation of both the letter argue that the Orthodox are not Mrs. John Burke of Newark, re­ from a 170-gram rat atler laser and spirit or Judaism." active In the areas mentioned, fused to out and " get themselves Irradiation. He has always hesitated to but he points also to Professors. religion" and were told they were Apparently the wound healed say such things, he writes, out Louis Finkelstein, Abraham J, therefore considered Ineligible as normally as the rat regained of respect for the deep com mlt­ Heschel and Mordecai Kaplan as adoptive parents. health and appetite. This could m ent of many Orthodox Jews and among the great leaders In Con­ The A.C.L.U. said other be compared to removing a 14 5- for "their learning and love of servative Judaism and to "their coupl es in a similar situation are pound cancer from a 170-pound Torah.'' equivalents In Reform J udaism" forced to make the choice between man. Joining a r eligious Institution or Working with Dr. Kram.I sh are Conservative doctrines, he as well. He asks Professor Lieb­ 33 WESTMINSTER ST. says, Include a willingness to com­ man if there are "no loyal and attempting to adopt a child through James A. Phl!Ilps, Ph.D., r e­ UN 1-4055 promise If It will "contribute to dedicated Jews" In the Conserva­ a private arrangement wtth the search coordinator; Dr. William the unity of the Jewish people." tive and Reform movemUkraine." HOT DOGS :t~~A0G\ lb. 79c He strived so for an authentic sional men by 1969 because of on stories by Sholem Aleichem, ln~ufficlent high school gradua­ WE GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO FREEZER ORDERS the Yiddish humorist, whose char­ portrayal of the tradi tl on- boun d dairyman of Anatevka that he balk­ tions, Hanoch Smith, director of acters are as familiar to Jews Israel's Manpower Planning Au ­ THERE ISN'T ANY SUBSTITUTE FOR DUALITY from Eastern Europe as Mark ed at wearing the hat Mr. Zur thority, said recently. Twain's are to Americans. had worn. --samba's whol e costume wa s Asserting that only 15% of Reviewers who had er! tlc!zed the high school age students com­ Joseph Stein's script as a banal authentically Ukrainian," he said in an interview. ''but the cap was plete their high school education, Clearance Sale! travesty of Sholem Aleichem, are he said that a decrease even In now saying that Mr. Rudensky's Gallclan. I asked how come Boris Aronson approved that hat since this percentage was likely portrayal raises the s how from because Oriental newcomers and entertainment to theater. " It made he's himself Russian. They told me he didn't deal with the cos­ their first generation children the plastic s urgery on Sholem show a high dropout rate. tumes. I told them I wouldn't go Aleichem artistically acceptable," He added that the shortage was wrote a critic In Haboker. on stage with a Gallclan hat." The country was scoured for likely to be most severe In regis­ NOW The switch was made possible tered nursing and In Industries a suitable Ukrainian- type hat, and by a transaction reminiscent of requiring technicians with highly one was finally found In the pocket baseball trades. Mr. Ruden sky, a specialized training. member of the Hablmah company, of a costume that was worn by an· had been picked to play Mr. Bumble actor who played a nonmuslcal GOING ON In "Oliveri" but Hab!mah lacked Tevye 20 years ago. an actress to play Nancy. While he reached back to his Medical Congress The producer of "Fiddler on own origins In the Ukraine for the Roof," G!or a God!k, traded authenticity, Mr. Rudensky also Focuses On Atom Rivka Raz, hi s star for "My Fair Injects Zionist Ideology Into his Lady," to Hablmah for Mr. Ruden­ portrayal . TEL AVIV - Benefits to Many Floor Samples sky. "When we're expelled from medicine developing from the ap.. When the Hablmah actor took Anatevka," he said, "I don't leave plication of nuclear energy were over, there were no changes in the stage bent and beaten but stressed recently at a two-day the staging, which had been based erectly with my head up. I'm free second National Congress of Nu­ Drastically Reduced on the book prepared for the or­ and I'm going home!" clear Medicine here. A major re­ iginal Broadway production. The port was presented by Prof, E.D. changes In the portrayal stemmed Mr. Rudensky, whose roles Bergman, chairman of Israel's from differences In temperament have Included Iago In "Othello," Atomic Energy Commission which, and background between two gen­ particularly strengthened the sec­ together with the Israel Medical cA/.£.}3utfe, erations of Israelis. ond act of "Fiddler." He gave Association and the Tel Aviv Un­ Mr. Zur, representln,1,thegen­ theatergoers goose pimples with iversity Medical School, sponsored eration of free-born Israelis who his frenzied, foot-stamping, arm­ the event. FINE FURNITURE are casual abotft·the!r Jewishness, waving shouting of "Tradition!" said In an ln~ rilel#. that as far, when he refuses to sanction his More than 75 papers were pre­ as he was c6ricenied, the fact third daughter's marriage out of sented, compared with 17 at the 1655 Elmwood Ave., Cranston -467-5855 that Tevye was a Jew was a coin- the faith. first coni,ress five years ago. - - ,-~-

16 THE RHODZ ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1966 RELIGIOUS STONERS one of the demonstrator s. A com- TEL AV N - Two hundred re- pany whose buses and drivers HERALD llglous youths In Bnel Brak, rel!- were the target of stone throwing Synagogue Council Asks President glous suburb of this city, demon- said It would suspend ser vices In strated against Sabbath desecra- the a r ea of the rioting until Its To Prevent Escalation In Viet Nam tlon by the local Working Youth men a r e secured pr otection fr om @assifi2] Club. They lnjur ed apollcemanand assault and It Is compensated. NEW YORK - - Rabbinic and - -- r epresenting three and a half mil~ lay leaders of the three br anches lion American J ews, r ead: Call 724-0200 of Judaism urged ~resident John­ son to resist escalation of the "No one course of action in • furn:itu.re this complicated situation can ?- Apartments For Rent war In Viet Nam if present peace • carpeting clearly solve the moral dilemma efforts fa ll, in a policy statem~nt EAST S IDE, off Hope. Twelfth Street. • lamps in which we find ourselves. The Modern four rooms, Ule bath, first. • accessories Issued last week by the Synagogue GA 1-9827. • interior Council of America. United States commitment to the planning 0 government of South Viet Nam : EAST SIDE, six rooms, second f loor. The statement of the coordina­ has created a moral r esponsibil­ Combination windows. oil heat, garage. Adults. Call weekends. PL - ting agency for the six congr e­ ity which we cannot Ignore In our 1-1530. contemporary fu rn:rriture gational and rabbinical bodies, quest fo r peace. Yet having search­ for home and office ed our conscience, we have come 17-Floor Servicing Go lden Brown Crisp to the conclusion that peace and the ATTENTION BUSINESSMEN! Office cessation of hostilities must re­ floors washed and waxed, evenings PINEAPPLE PANCAKES and weekends. Exper t F loor Serv- NEW INTERIORS main our major objective.'' Jee. 751-9580. ufn 724-5050 ~ Hot ·Syrup a nd Butter The statement was signed by no. main street at 19-General Services orovidence-pawtucket line EAST SIDE DINER Rabbi Seymour J , Cohen, presi­ 360 Waterman St. • Red Br idge dent of the Synagogue Council; Rabbi Jacob J . Weinstein, presi­ KEA N KLEAN SERVICE co. dent of the Central Conference of American Rabbis; Rabbi Max Will wash and wax your home and J. Routtenberg, president of the office floors. Will clean a 9 X 12 Rabbinical Assembly; Rabbi Is­ ug for $8. Free pick-up and de- rael Miller, president of the Rab­ livery. Wall-to-wa ll carpeting cleaned binical Council of America; Rabbi n you r home. All prices reasonable. Maurice N. Elsendrath, president of the Union of American Hebrew Please ca; II Congregations; Moses I. Feuer­ HO 7-1601 u rn stein, president of the Union or MILLER'S Orthodox Jewish Congregations or I'll - Help Wanted - Women America, and Henry N. Rapaport, COMPAN ION • n d housekeeper lo president of the United Synagogue e lderly couple. To live In. Fall or America. River area. Write R. ,. Jewish THE "INTERNATIONAL" DELICATESSEN Herald, 99 Webster Street, Box "We ar e deeply concerned," A-44, Pawtucket, R. I. the statement said, "that In the event the present halt In the bomb­ ~5-Private Instruction D D Ing of North Viet Nam fails to ~LL SCHOOL subjects 1-12, A s pecia l elicit the prayed-for response low-cost plan available. Call or visit A SALE OF SALES A 4-9, nights; 9-4 Saturdays, MES, 100 from Hanoi and the Adml.n!stra­ Washington Street, 421 -6280. 2-11 y y tlon reels constrained to resume GUITAR Instructio n. Finger or pick, these bombings, discouragement folk or plectrum styles. Funda• s FRIDAY, FEB. 4 TO THURSDAY, FEB. 10 s and frustration may alter the pr es­ mentals. Wayland Square. 351-4328. 7 ent character of the conflict as 2-11 7 a limited war for limited goals, HARVARD gradua te w ill t utor high I. e. the Integ rity of South Viet school and college subjects. Call ALL STORES ALL STORES EL 1-7152 . • Nam. ' ' The danger of new pressures PIANO Instruction for beginne rs, $1.50. 861-7574. COOKED IN OUR OWN KITCHENS for unlimited escalation of the war r esulting from Impatience and 42-Special Notices STRICTLY KOSHER - CHOICE di sappo!ntm~nt Is grave Indeed. WAY LA ND SQUARE - Wom a n Such an escalation would not only wi.cJ·. es I J share her oresent two- fall to achieve our goals, but bedroom apartment. R. I. Jewish pound Hera ld . 99 Webster Street. Box would ultimately Involve the world A-46 . Pawtucket. R. I. ROAST BEEF 2.19 in a war of mutual destruction". l SLICED TO ORDER The Jewish leaders commend­ cern, differences as to specific • ed the Pres ident for calling a policies can and do exist. STRICTLY KOSHER halt to the bombing and urged "We recognize that those who From Our Kitchen - Strictly Kosher the Adm inistration to stand by see the need for checking Com­ FROM OUR KITCHENS th e principle that "there cannot munist subversion by military STUFFED CHICKENS be a satisfactor y military solution means ar e no less dedicated to to this problem, and, until a ne­ the cause of a just world peace READY FOR THE TABLE NOODLE KUGEL gotiated settlement Is achieved, than those who believe the United FREE GIBLET GRAVY WITH EACH CHICKEN ~LEISHEDIK not to per mit a change In the States must cease hostilities In restrained character of this con­ Viet Nam . lllct through military escalation." "We do believe, however, that CHICKENS AND KUGEL - HOPE STREET STORE ONLY the Imper atives of our religious They also suggested that the commitments call for the r ec­ United States r equest the United ommendations we prayerfully FROM THE AUSTRIAN ALPS - SAVE 41c CHEESE OR BLUEBERRY Nations to begin negotiations put fo r ward and commend to the wherever and whenever possible attention of our synagogues RAE PEARL - SAVE 41c for a cease-fire agreement among PKG. throughout the land. •• CHEESEWISS the governments of the United The Synagogue C ouncll will lb. 98c OF States, North and South Viet Nam BLINTZES 6 convene a confe rence on J udaism SLICED FRESH TO YOUR ORDER 55c and repr esentatives of the Na­ and world peace here on Feb. tional Liberation Front. 22. The meeting Is expected to S.S. PIERCE - WATER PACK " We do not lay claim to moral bring together repr esentative certitude and refrain from mor al spokesmen of the J ewish religious SAVE dogmatism In this complex and community for a discussion of 17c cans agonizing situation," the state­ " the relevance of J ewlsh r eligious 3 1.00 ment asserted. "Within the range tradition to the major problem ~~z: TUNA of r eligious commitment and con- of our age, world peace." MANISCHEWITZ - ROKEACH VITA - HOME STYLE Survey Shows Students HOROWITZ - SAVE 14c HERRING GEFILTE Pt. SALAD Each 39c Confused About Judaism Jar PARIS - A s urvey of first­ this was the busines s of the In­ FISH 55c SAVE 10c - 8 OZ. PLASTIC year Jewis h students In Paris has dividuals concerned. Fewer than r evealed that many of them ar e half the students ques tioned ex­ FROM OUR OWN KITCHEN confused about Judaism and their pressed strong disapproval. own Identity with It. What about r eligious observ­ HOMEMADE CHOPPED LIVER HOMEMADE CHERRY CREAM CHEESE For Instance, a lthough 72 per­ ance? If the survey accurately HOMEMADE CHOPPED HERRING ALL HOMEMADE PIMENTO CREAM CHEESE cent of them said that they would mirrors the situation, 43 per cent HOMEMADE COLE SLAW HOMEMADE LOX AND CREAM CHEESE have their sons circumcised, only of the students a r e not even "three HOMEMADE POTATO SALAD KOSHER HOMEMADE RICE PUDDING 48 percent adduced r eligious times- a - year J ews." They do not HOMEMADE HORSE RADISH HOMEMADE GRAPENUT PUDDING gr ounds; the other 24 per cent said fast on Yorn Klppur. they would because they consider­ The ans wer s to this particular ed It " hygienic." question, broken down turther, MEAT DEPARTMENT On the other hand, mor e than a showed the Ashkenazim were con­ KOSHER FRESH third (36 percent), asked w h a t sider ably Jess observant than the Our Kosher "Fresh Meat Department Is Closed Friday at Noon And All Day Saturday they thought of J ews who became Sephardlm. Of the former, 49 per­ conver ts to other faiths, said that These Specials Are In Effect SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY, February 6 - February 11 cent fast on Yom Klppur.

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