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NEWS Arab Block Fails To P.-t Through ,11.. Resolution ·At UN ., PINF.8 OP 15 POUNDS EACH THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUiHEAST MASS. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. - were lmpased in London on 8 The Arab bloc's only drive to put members of· the neo-fasclst Bri- VOL nu N ,...'""'AY MAY 1961 16 PAGES tlsh National Party for disturb- __· __ ,_"• __ 0_· ______9 ,.._~ ___ • ___ 5' ______through an anti-Israel resolution at this year's General Assembly Ing and carrying anti-Jewish PoSt­ failed last week. Two clauses of a ers at a rpemorial meeting in Rabbi Sandrow Urges Support Of -resolution aimed at establishment honor of the Warsaw Ghetto of United Nations cuatodlan over heroes. The court warned them Kennedy's School Aid Program property allegedly left 1n Israel by they would receive heavy fines the Arab refugees were defeated and prison terms If they were KIAMESHA LAKE, N. Y. - stltutions, but declared that such In the Assembly's closing day, fall­ brought up on similar charges In Support for President Kennedy's schools "muat be supported by the Ing to get the needed two-thirds the future. program for federal aid to public families who want their children majority. JEWISH STUDENTS WISHING. schools, and the ellmlnation· from trained 1n them or by Jewish com­ One of the clauses was voted to take college entrance exams at such a program of government aid munity councils or Welfare Funds down by 44 votes in favor, 38 Mc0111 University will be offered to religious schools, was urged or Pederations whoae respon­ against with 12 abstentions; the the opportunity to take tests on here last week by Rabbi F.dward siblllty It ts to enhance the teach­ second clause was defeated by a a day other than Saturday, when T. Sandrow, president of the Rab­ Ing of Torah 1n our communities." vote of 44 in favor, 35 against and the tests are generally adminls- blnlcal Assembly of Amerlca. Appeals for Stady 15 abstentions. tered. Rabbi Bandrow made bis state­ The opening session heard an When the talles were completed, THE MOROCCAN NATIONAL ment at the annual convention of Impassioned plea for a deeper a resolution which simply affirms Radio last week broadcast a pro- the Assembly, attepded by more commitment to religion and Jew­ that the next Assembly ,in the fall, gram paying warm vibute to the than 500 delegates representing ish study from a layman. The 18 to review the UN's work in Jews of Fez, the country's relig- Conservative synagogues 1n · the speaker was Irvlng Kane of aiding the Arab refugees was pass­ lous capital, for the manner 1n United States and Canada. Point­ Cleveland, president of the Coun­ ed by 37 to 17, with 38 absten­ which they acctalmea -the recent ing out that support of the Prest­ cil of Jewish Pederatlons and James Goldman tions. The Arab members, which visit to that city of King Hassan. dent's plan for federal aid to Welfare Funds. had pushed for the entire resolu­ PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST public schools 18 needed because "The dlfflculty with many dls­ tion, were among the abstainers Is still "unhappily far away," "the public schools are a bulwark musslons of the American Jewish Community To Sponsor on their own draft, since it no Arthur Lourie, Israel's Ambassa- of our democratic system," Rabbi community 1s that they have longer contained the clauses ob­ dor to Britain declared in London Bandrow declared: somehow overlooked the American Tribule Dinner In jectionable to Israel. last week at a meeting celebrating "We should oppose the grant- Jew," Kane said. ",t believe that Honor Of James Goldman The United States delegation led Israel's 13th anniversary. 1ng of federal aid as well as loans at least 1n America, Jews wlll the fight for .Ute defeat of the PRESIDENT BEN ZVI AND to pr.lvate and/or sectarian ele­ ultimately survtv♦ 'u a rellgloua A community sponsored tribute anti-Israel moves, and was sup­ c~unlty, or I(~ at all. When dinner tn honor of J ames Gold­ powers, ( Prlme 'M1nlster Ben Gurion were mentary and high schools. The ported by other Western present when ,a formal report on separation of church and state we are asked wh&\; ,L la that has man for close to fifty years of de­ Latin Americans and the repre­ the recent Dead ijj!a archeological has been the staunchest safe- enabled our peo~, to survwe voted community service wlll be sentatives of those new African ., finds was presen~ last week to guard against the Involvement of against all outra:,eoua fortune, held Wednesday evening, May 24 states that belong to the Prench the members of the Cabinet and any church 1n government or of against all obstacles, we know at the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel. community. Francis T . P. PllmP­ the Jewish Agency Executive by the government in the affairs of that it has been our faith. It ts Archibald Silverman, chairman ton, deputy chairman of the Am­ the Hebrew University group which any religious institution. We muat our highest credentilU 1n a non­ of the Citizens Committee, said erican delegation, told the As­ carried out the excavations. The attain this cleancut separation. Jewish world. that a cross-section of community sembly that the Arab drive for report Included the first showing This principle· 1n no wise Implies "What are sometimes rtferred to leadership has Joined together to property custodianship 1n Israel of the more than 430 brom.e, Ivory the lack of respect by government as secular activities, because they sponsor this tribute to Mr. Gold­ amounted to "shortsighted poli­ and ebony relics, dating back to for religion." are not directly under synagogue man, one of the leaders of the tical manipulation." the Chalcollthld period nearly Rabbi Sandrow alluded to an auspices, are not only necessary Providence Jewish community. Throughout the long ftght for 6,000 years ago. earlier section of his tallt in which but they, too, are Torah, for they Ira 8. Galkin has been named Injection ·of the refugees' "prop­ A STAMP ~EARING THE IM- he had declared his devotion to were born of and are informed treasurer for the affair. erty rights" Into the anti-Israel age of Albert Einstein, who was Intensive Jewish educational tn­ and Infused by our rellglous faith. This year also marks the 50th drive by the Arabs, the U.S.A. had drlven from Germany by the nazls Judaism as a rellglon has always wedding anniversary ·of Mr. and held with Israel that no resolution w1ll be one of a new Issue of West been a social force - It 18 the ap­ Mrs. James Goldman and this at all on the Arab refugee problem aerman PoStage stamps in June. Beer Admits plication of timeless principles to event ·wm be marked at the tri­ was needed at this year's the Bonn Post Office announced timely problems." bute.dinner. Assembly. last week. '£.. t • ' ~:=1e:::1;.,~lv~~!e !~~er~1°!:. the Woman Tells Horrors Of Warsaw Ghetto Death ly in Washington by President muttary analyst under arrest here JERUSALEM - Survivors of fraction of that number. She told "The Jew Stood Alone" Kennedy and discussed with him for alleged espionage on behalf of the Warsaw Ghetto told the Eich- how they ·lived twelte to fifteen in varloua domestic and foreign pro- a communist count.... , admitted All week Attorney General '""ff th Mlddl ..,._at •J mann trial yesterday of the upria- room. Telllng of the intolerable Hausner· had been asking eye­ blems, inclu...... e e .,..... last -eek that he was "•-• a a ltuati Bl tein l ft f Is l " __,,_ ing in Aprtl, 1943, in which a few conditions of the so-called shelter witnesses to the Nazi atrocities s on. aus e or rae participant In the Spanish Civil, thousand Jews struck back with against the Jews why they had not at the invitation of Prime M1n18- War and that he had never been a homemade bombs and rifles. ho,~~~e :1:~ into such a resisted. This woman hero of the !:thBei:m ourt;no:: :i;i:,:5 member of the Boclaltat Self Be- "The population of the ghetto shelter house for the refugees to Jewish resistance continued: an r • fense Corps under ihe Dollfuss re- was 500,000 and was reduced by look for a family I knew before "When I came there in the first clals. .gtme of Austria. ·starvation, desease and deporta- the war. They were a well-off months the Jews were already THE MERGER OF THE OEN• Until now he had claimed both tion to 60,000 at the time of the family, he was a teacher and she terrorized by the Germans. Each eral Zionists and the Progressive these connections, giving himself uprising. Spectators wept as they a· doctor. They had children in Jew already stood fighting for his Party in Mexico into a united or- credit for having a pe:.-sonal mU-, heard the story but Eichmann be- youth movements. When I came v.ery existence for a piece of bread. ganlzation was announced 1n itary background. Some Israella trayed no emotion as he sat be- to look for this family I found He was alone, facing this bt, mon­ Mexico Ctty last week. The merg- who were famlliar with both the fore the courtroom. _ them on the floor, one on top of strous machine. When a Jew saw ed · group telegraphed an appeal Bociallat "Bchutzbund" in Vienna An·' eyewitness account of the the other. They were in a comer a German in the ghetto he knew to the two competing Confedera- and with the Loyalist Spaniards Warsaw Ghetto uprising was tolci of the room. that the German had the bt, tions of General Zionists urging who fought against Franco, had by Zlvta Lubetkin. "I could not go to them because powerful army behind him-the them to unite into one body. doubted Beer's claimed "mllltary" In a rather husky voice she there was no room to put my foot army which had conquered THE EICHMANN TRIAL WILL background: painted a picture of the Warsaw to cr088 the room. In this house Europe. Whole nations gave tn to cost Israel approximately $750,- Beer's attorney here said his Jews ln January, 1940, and up to there was no lavatory 1n the whole this German power: The Jew -000, It waa cUlcloaed In·Jeruaalem client admitted to both "el[agger- the Jewish De.Y of Atonement in house, only In the yard. There was stood alone." recently. atlons." The lawyer quoted -Beer that year when the announcement no water 1n the house. And this SEVERAL HUNDRED JEWISH as saying he had only "given the was made by the occupying Ger- 18 the way people lived." · GETS LIFE SENTENCE leaden and educators are expect- Impression" of put mllltary ac- mans that all Jews of Warsaw and The women identlfted for the A,NSBACH - Karl Chmielewski, ed to converge in Atlantic Ctty on tlvtties when he anal.ned mill- surrounding_areas -were to be con- prosecution actual photographs former commandant of the Ousen May 25 for .the 35th Anniversary tary hlatory. According to the at- centrated into a ghetto. taken in the ghetto during this sub-camp of the Mauthauaen con­ Conference of the National Coun- tomey, Beer stul tnslats he told She deacrlbed the movement of period showing people dying on centration camp, was given a life ell for Jewish F.ducation, it was the truth when he claimed havlns 350,000 Jews into the deetanated the streets· and families living on sentence by a Jury here which · announced by Harry L. Woll, earned a doctorate of phlloioPh7 1hetto area which waa not actual- sldewalu all swollen with itar- found him guilty of murdertn, prealdent of the council. .at the University of Vienna. 1Y bt, enough to accommodate a• vatlon. some soo,camp inmatea . .. N Excellent opportunities are th~ He~~d's C~ified ads, Bicycle-Riding .Rabbi ... ..,.I l""'iiiiiil""_..__..~,,.--,..._.,.._...._r·t• Wins ~An Acquittal · ~ .· ... NEW YORK - A bicycle-riding Iii' rabbi won' -an acquittal last week: MRS. NORMAN JO.&CRJM on charges of' Weplly P,edallng Funeral services for Mrs. Mild­ through Central pgi,k_ red Joachim of 101 Norwood Rabbi Walter Zanger, 25, of Avenue, Cranston, a former resi­ East Ninety-first St., pleaded not dent of Providence, and an inter­ guilty in Upper Manhattan Sum­ ior decorator, who died April 27 mons Court to a charge that "he at the Miriam Hospital after a did ride his bicycle on the sidewalk long illness, were held the follow­ in Central Park," on March 21. ing day in the Max Sugarman He explained he bicycled dally Memorial Chapel. Burial was lh to classes at the Hebrew Union Lincoln Park Cemetery. College, where he expeets to be The widow of Norman S. Joac­ ordained next year. He now has him, she was born in London, Eng­ a congregation of ninety families land, a daughter of the late John in his hometown of Aberdeen, Md. and Fannie Wool!. She Neatly dressed in collegiate came to this country as a child style, he contended his westward and had lived in Providence until route across the park waa legal moving to Cranston a short time because "No Bicycling" signs were To Speak At Rally - Mrs. ago. not in evidence there as they are To Be Director Archibald Silverman, Zion­ She ls survived by a son, Gerald elsewhere in the park. Five More Years ist leader, will present the F. Joachim of Cranston, with Additionally, he said, he has met resolution and will be one of whom she made her home; two "hundreds of policemen" in his Announcement has been made sisters, Mrs. Joseph W. Strauss of dally rides and no one had ever by the Board of Directors of the the principal speakers at Providence, and Mrs. Leo Nussen­ Rhode Island's Bar Mitzvah stopped him. Congregation Ohawe Sholom of !eld of Belmont, Mass.; two broth­ Before finding him not guilty, Pawtucket that the contract of rally for Israel on May 11 ers, Samuel Wool! of Providence, the Magistrate observed: "He's a Samuel S. Cohen as educational at 8 P.M. at Temple Beth­ and Leo Wool! of Staten Island, visitor to our city, and obviously director has been extended !or five El's meeting hall. N . Y . a substantial citizen. Obviously, Make it a habit to dine more years, commencing with the • • • he didn't intend to violate any academic year in the !all. The principal speaker will be at the Windsor regularly Rabbi Irving Miller, chairman of ISRAEL RABINOVITZ ordinance, and I have a reason­ The officers of the Congrega­ Funeral services for Israel Ra­ able doubt that he did." tion are Abraham M. Mal, presi­ the American Zionist Council and binovitz, 59, of 427 Park Avenue, -you get so much more spiritual leader of Congregation and it's all moderately dent; Herman Geller, chairman Woonsocket, who died Monday in of the board of education; Mrs. Sons of Israel of Woodmere, New Woonsocket Hospital less than 24 He leaves his wife, Mrs. Helen priced! Abraham M. Mal, Mrs. Harold York. hours after hls official retirement r ca l l DE 1-959S For Free Delivery J . Lindsay Almond Jr., defended never willlng to compromise on Rothman. 377 MAIN STREET the State, ,"Corporation Commls- principle, ever dedicated to his She was a member of the Pio­ ·Why not get your money's worth! ner Women Association and Con­ Downtown Pawtucket Ladies, don't forget, there 1, a dlf. sion's decision to grant a charter work." ference when you buy the choicest to George Rockwell, of Arlington, Mr. Rabinovitz was graduated gregation Shaar.e Zedek. selection of meats at George Ber­ Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Ample Free Parking llnsky's Kosher Meat Market. Why Va., to promote nazislm in Vir- from Brown University in 1923 not try It for yourself! g!nia. and from the Harvard University Sydney Richman of Providence, PA 6-9761 The Governor supported Cor- Law School in 1927. two grandchildren, and five great­ reg. tic. lb grandchlldren. 1 poration Commissioner Ralph T Ope 11 D aily 11 A .M . To 1 A .M . STEER LIVER lb 79c Catterall for according "rights" PLAN FOR BIG DAY • • • to nazism, as a political move- Volunteer workers in the 1961 MORRIS SHAPmO ment. Israel Bond campaign will meet to Funeral services !or Morr i s Shapiro, 71, of 112 Cass Street, a Mr. Catterall had equated the report on their Israel Bond sales retired Jewelry worker who died American Nazi party with B'nal on Wednesday at 8:00 o'clock in April 30, were held the following B'rith tn Justifying his decision to the Parlor of the Sheraton-B!lt­ day at the Max Sugarman Mem­ grant a charter to Rockwell. Re- more Hotel. orial Chapel. Burial was in Lin­ plying to a protest, Gov. Almond Another feature of the meeting FUEL OIL coln Park Cemetery. cited the Virginia state constitu- will be the formulation of plans Born in Boston, a son of the . . tion, and added: "What you are !or BIG Day, a one-day drive in late Isaac and Goldie Shapiro, he demanding Is that officials who which men and women volunteers had lived in this city . !or more Industrial - Commercial - Residential have sworn to obey the constitu will be visiting Jewish families to tion should disobey it. enlist their support of Israel than 50 years: Bonds. The "BIO" ln BIG Day He ls survived by his wife, Anna "Mr. Catterall's reference to stands !or "Bonds of the Israel Shapiro; a daughter, B'nai B'rith was not to equate Government." Mrs. John Souza of Providence; METERED that organization with the Nazis, Heading BIG Day will be Gard­ a sister, Mrs. Deborah Rotman but to point out that all appll- ner L . Grant and Martin M. Tem- of Providence, and a grandchild. cants, whether 'they are the best h lt Hour like B'nal B'rith, or the worst, lik~ win, co-c airmen of Commun Y Card of Thanks _, Sales; and Mrs. Beryl Segal, Mrs. The family of the late GUSTAV Service the Nazis, are entitled to charters Herman Winkler, co-chairmen of AWERMAN acknowledlH with a..­ 24 no matter what ·he as an indivl- Comunity Sales; and Mrs. Beryl preclatlon tlM many expreulons of dual may• think of them." Segal, Mrs. Herman Winkler. co- sympathy received durln1 their re- ANY QUANTITY lt was pointed out in Richmond chairmen of Chen. Robert A. R!es­ cent los.;,.HE AWIRMAN FAMILY however, that the state had denied man ls general chairman of the In Memoriam legal recognition to groups seek- 1961 Israel Bond Campaign, and 1960-EUGENE S. WEINBAUM-19'1 JOE GLADSTONE CY FELDMAN ing equality.,tor Negro citizens and Mrs. Louis I . Kramer ls Women's MemorlH are trusures no one can steal. to extreme leftist organizations. Division chairman. DHth IHVH a hHrtache no one can A subscription to the Herald 18 N:1.!iiith of time can take away GERMANS AID ARABS ·our thou1hts of you from day to day DUSSELDORF _ The West a good gift idea !or the person •For In our hHrts you wlll al"'ays. ENTERPRISE German world Refugee Year who "has everything" else. Call L:J:: and remembered every day. . MOTHER and DAD Committee was reported to have UN 1-3709. BURT, IRMA Ind LOIS- collected 850,000 ,marks <$212,- FUELS, INC. 000) for Arab refugees in the Mid­ dle East. It was alao reported' that Max Sugarman Funeral Home · the North-Rhine Westphalian "THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" • Government had given an Arab r e ! u g e e educational center ma­ .- MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION - ~ ✓ DExter 1~1985 chinery .worth , 150,000 marks DE 1-8094 · 4.58 Hope. Street ,DE ·.1-8'36 ($34,500). TQ· RECEIVE AWAIU> the ftrst annual Louis D. Brandeis w NEW ...~ ~¥oRK>· - Dr. Nahum Award . of the American Zionist Council at a dinner here on May EaSt- '. Of MOSco;; With' Goldniahn, president of the World 24, it was announced by Council ij1 Zionist· Organization, is to receive president Rabbi Irving Miller. I.Ii Willfahl Brickman ...... ~~...... ~...... ; IContlnuecl from Lad WeellJ At my request, Shimon hailed a :J.or Gxr;ui6ile Jewelr'I anJ g;/b ! STALINABAD, TADZHIKJSTAN taxi and took me to Dekhanskaia -VISIT- I needed a haircut and soon Ulltsa. where the synagogues are found _my way into the barber shop located, After several wrongturns of the hotel in the capital of the -evidently few people who were LAWRENCE M. BAY AN republic of Tadzhikistan in Central asked could give directions--we Stylist and Designer ol Fine Jne/ry ond Removllts I Asia, which proudly advertises its arrived at the place, There were Office and Showroom :· no signs or symbols to be seen reverence for the dead dictator. 194 WATERMAN STREET anywhere, We walked through an While waiting for my rum. I asked · ly Appointment Only • Please Call PLantatioas 1-1100 the woman cashier which of the unpaved alley into a courtyeard. I barbers could speak German and · told Shimon to borrow a tyubeteilca, LMB I she said that none of them could. a native Central Asian skull cap, ; Then I inquired about any languages from a working man who was doing other than Russian or Tadzhlk some repair work in an adjoining which they might know, since I alley. Shimon had forgotten that he ;:;;;;::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ~ should like to convey to them pre­ was not allowed to enter a syna­ A MORE FLATTERING YOU HAIR STYLES gogue with his head uncovered. D o n o r D i n n e r - The cisely the kind of crew haircut I'd DESIGNED BY: like to get. This woman understood There was a complex of four Seventh Annual Donor Din­ ! my basic Russian perfectly and synagogues. On the right, as we ner of the Sisterhood of told me that all four barbers are entered from the direction of the Temple Beth Am will be Yevreiski and maybe they speak street, was the main synagogue of An /le,.,., ~ the Bokharan Jews, some of whom held on Tuesday at 6:30 Hebrew, P.M. at the temple. The barbers were Sephardim, had been born in Stalinabad and /Jeaul'I Slop and two could convey some mean­ others ln Samarkand. At right The theme of the program will ing in basic Hebrew. Every time I angles to it was a smaller shoo!, be a muaical presentation of "OUr asked or explained something in also for the Bokharan Jews, with Pair Ladiea" by the original cast • Personalized Styling Hebrew, ·they would reply, "Sho­ the courtyard also used for pray­ of the Sisterhood Dramatics • Permanent Waye meah," which I interpreted to sig­ ers by this community. Facing the Workshop of Temple Israel in Na­ nify "I understand," One of the smaller synagogue across the yard tick, Mass. 315 WASHINGTON AVE. - WASHINGTON PARK SQ. barbers recited for my benefit the and to one's left on comlnginfrom Mrs. Marshall Bornstein is WI llioms 1-9886 PROVIDENCE S, l. I. blessing "Al netilath yodoyim." the street is the small shool of the chairman of the affair assisted by Another recited in r.eview the Ashkenazi Jews, of whom on I y Mrs. Max Bezan, co-chairman. names of "Avraham, Yitzchok, about fifty attend services. The committee In charge Includes Yaakov," etc. A)l four were proud The main Sephardi synagogue, Mesdames Rubin Zeidman, Albert to tell me their own Hebrew names. which has a high bimah and an Lichtenberg, Bernard Feld, Joseph THE COLOR HOUSE They ,were interested in looking at ezrath-noshim, ls very neat and Belinsky, Leonard Goldman, Fred PAINT and WALLPAPER STORE the interior resembles that of the Jurman, Burton Hileltarb, Meyer some photographs of scenes of PAINT and WALLPAPER STORE Israel which I had, but refused to Bokharan synagogue which I visited Jarcho, and Samuel Berdltch. take ;my as souvenirs. in Jerusalem. I was ln the shoo! 1107 RESEVOIR AVE. - Next to Forest Hill Nursery, In front of the hotel, a man in but a iew moments when a delega­ tion came to greet me. Since I COME IN AND SEE OUlt SPECIAL FOl SPllNG his e:arly forties looked at my tie­ United States-Britain PAINT PACKAGE DEAL clasp and asked me in English to came unannounced, I can only as­ pronounce the Hebrew "Ze'ev." sume that members of the Sephar in teaching, for which he was qual­ sire to participate though It was ified by education, because he · understood some Hebrew, and most explained this did not mean it ob­ : KOSHER FOOD CENTER made considerably more money as of them could make themselves jected to Israel's goals in holding a photographer. understood in the sacred language. the trial. The United States said 22S - 229 PRAIRIE AVENUE The Hacham, Rabbi Abba, is I was invited to Shimon's home it did not wish to take seats in GA 1-85SS MA 1-60S5 one afternoon. He lives in a detach­ eighty-two years old. The commu­ the courtroom which wer.e in short ed house, about ten minutes walk nity also has a mohel-shochet, I supply. from my hotel, situated in a fair­ asked if they had siddurim, chumo­ shim, and so forth. The Hacham The Bet Haam was made into a sized garden in a residential dis­ veritable fortress for the trial in 'trict. By Soviet standards, he assured me, "Yesh lonu harbeh. Yesh lonu hakol." However, since a detailed plan to prevent any HEAVY dwells in rare luxury. The house attempt on Eichmann's life. Giant consists of a living room which had I saw no seforim anywhere, I asked to see some of their religious searchlights flooded the comp0und Steer Tongues lb 59c a piano and a television set, a study during the night hours and special room which doubled ..as his fifteen­ books. Alter a minute or two, I was given thirty cardboard-bound guards carrying su~machine guns year-old son's bedroom, one mas­ patrolled the comp0und area and Broilers lb 33c ter bedroom, one bedroom for two booklets. I opened all of them. Each 2 killings for the price of 1 one contained a page of the stand­ the bullet-proof glass encloUBure daughters aged thirteen and six, a in which Eichmann Is placed dur­ COUNTRY MAID kitchen with gas heating, and a ard Tehillim edition used in our synagogues. Only one psalm to a ing the trial. WHITE BREAD 2 loaves 33c veranda which had an electric re­ Only the three judges hearing FRESH BULK CREAMY frigerator. An outhouse was being booklet I This is what the Hacham meant when he said, "We have the trial and diplomats are exempt used until the inside bathroom, from a rule that all persons en­ COTTAGE CHEESE lb 19c many books. We have everything." FARM FRESH now being built, would be ready. tering the compound mUBt un­ ' Shimon owns the house but pays the ITo Be Continued Nen Week) dergo' personal searches. EXTRA LARGE EGGS doz: 49c government four hundred rubles a year for the use of the land and for TEXAS ONIONS 4 lbs 29c the privilege of having a home, NaziFound Working AtNY. Center NEW YORK COOKED Like my acquaintance in Alma-A ta, KOSHER CORNED BEEF 1b 1.79 Shimon has a dog and several NEWYORK -- The American AJCongress learned Holthusen doves. Jewish Congress disclosed last had been an active member of the The lady of the house, non­ week it had learned a former Nazi SS in the early days of the Hitler Jewish, was born of a Georgian SS member was working at Goethe movement. Reber repled on Mar. mother and a Russian father. She Houae, the German cultural cen- 2, indlcatin~ he was unaware of is Shimon's second wife and moth­ ter tn New York. He is Hans E,gon this, and that he would have a er of his ·children, the first wife Holthusen, a writer employed as a "thorough Investigation made." having died in PolandduringWorld cultural attache at the center. Baum then met with the Ger- War I I, The son was not circum­ A m e e t i n g was set up be- man official, who confirmed the cised, tween AJCongress officials and fact that Holthusen had been a save, save GOLD BOND stamps Shimon last went ·to school Goethe House at which the Ger- member of the SS, but that the Sabbath Info on three years earlier on Yorn Kippur. man group a,reed to investigate full investigation of Holthuaen's From Tuesday to Friday He had not spoken Yiddish for the charges. Nazi record had not yet been com- - Our - BoUNWl.,_t twenty years. Even though he ad­ The AJCongreu charges were pleted. Reber asked for-additional FISH DEPARTMENT Licht Sabktb • mitted to me that he sought out contained, in a letter written Feb. time to complete the investigation CncU• Americans tn order to keep alive 28 by, P))il Baum1 director of the in Germany. OPEN DAILY Tonia-lat 'f :II . . his conversatiomJl facility in Eng­ AJ Congrell8 Commislilon on Inter- A date has now been set for - With - Ne:st l'rldQ at lish. he wa!T glad of an opportunity national At!atn. 'n,le, letter tn- next week at which Reber and FRESH WATER FISH 7:SI PJIL to .spend some of his time with mE: formed S.amuef lteber, executive Baum wm meet to review the re­ in speaking "mameh loshen." director of . Goethe House, that .,.suits of the investigation.

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Next to Shaare Ztdek Synogogue J,\ Owner: IT 1-AOT. I . . . FINE ARTS FOR Rl!NT Ninth Street, first floor, S Weekend Specials rooms, kitchenette, hNt and hot OPERA THEATRE water fumlshttd. Garage. Adults. DE RIB CHUCK lb 59c 1-1411. PRESINTI . . . LEAN FLANKEN lb 49c WANTID - Four modem rooms, pr­ VERDI'S Mrs. l"ing (Soro) Fain Mrs. Benjamin Gruber •••• flnt floor for mlddle aged FRESH couple. HO 1-773' or MA 1-73A. STEER LIVER lb 79c . . . BARRINGTON - 61 FalM Avenue, for FARM FRESH Be rent or for sale five rooms fumlshecl, Extra Lg EGGS doz 59c RIGOLETTO Mrs. Irving Fain To Be Mrs. Gruber To Modern. Always A Complete Line of ATURDAY, MAY 6, 1961 NARRAGANSl!TT - Hochman's - For sale, thrH story bulldlng 17 rooms, HIGH QUALITY MEATS 8:15 P.M. Installed President Installed President two apartments. Community kitchen, two dining rooms. Hot water. lcrNn• VETERANS MEMORIAL Mrs. Benjamin Gruber w1ll be eel porch. Four addltlonal apartments Coll GA 1-7513 Of Hadassah Chapter installed as the twelfth president In rHr. All fumlshed. Good Income. AUDITORIUM ~~r~'!::ta. ,10,000. RHIO~lln.... For Free Delh•ery The annual installation of offi­ of the Roger Williams Chapter of B'nal B'rlth Women at Its 24th . . . cers and meeting of the Provi­ BARRINGTON BEACH - 17 Lorraine dence Chapter of Hada&11ah w1ll Annual Installation of officers at street, :S, 4, and 5 room apartments. be held Tuesday the Ledge­ the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel on Near BHch. $175 up for IHIOR. D ■ at 1-lffl. • • • ufn TO DELIGHT MOTHER mont Country Club. A brunch w1ll Wednesday, May 17, at 8 P.M. BARRINGTON B■ACH - For sale or be served at 11: 15 P .M. followed Other officers to be Installed are rent, waterfront summer home. 5 by a musical program to be pre­ vice-presidents, Mrs. Abraham cool1 bright rooms plus porch. PL sented by Mrs. Lawrence Gold­ Israel, Mrs. Martin Miller and 1-72•'· • • • ufn berg, accompanied by Mn. Loula Mrs. A. Loula Rosenstein; ftnan­ OIIC JOCK ■Y - Record hopps, 111 OC• CHlons. RNsonable· rates. Call PA Rubin.stein. clal secretary, Mn. Murry Davis; 2-1092 - 6 P.M. 7•11 Mrs. Saul Feinberg w1ll Install treasurer, Mn. William Hyman; Feel the pride of accompli_shment in · giving the the new officers and board of di­ recording secretary, Mrs. Sam­ rectors. The new officers to be In­ uel Eisenberg; and Mrs. Ell Port­ most everlasting of gifts - fine jewelry. In all price stalled are Mesdames Irving man, corresponding secretary. Ben Gurion-Blaustein ranges, for all tastes you'll find the gift that will for­ Pain, president; Meyer Sa­ ever please. The committee In charge of val, Conrad Kramer and Arthur planning thl.s event Includes Miss Clarify Relationship NovograsJtl, vice presidents; . Ad­ Oertrudt B. Tarnapol, chairman; rian Go l tfls t e I n , co-chairmen. Mrs. Harry T. Davis, Mrs. David NEW YORK - 'lbe relation­ Frank Oolasteln and Albert Ber­ Meyers, Mrs. A Loula Rosen.stein, ship between Israel and Jews In ger, "'ftnanelt,i secretaries; Max Mn!. Joaeph ..L Seefet, Mrs. E. Max other frl!'e -aemocraeta; which Leach, corresponding secretary; Weiss, and Mrs Joseph Cohen. provoked s t r o n g controversy George TUok, recording secretary; earlier thl.s year, haa been clari­ George Ludblan and Loula • Abe­ LAST LECTURE fied by a flrm understanding In don, malling secretaries; Harry The concluding lecture of the the form of the Joint statement by Feldstein, - treuurer; Ch a r le s Israel Prime Minister David Ben Temkin, Loula Klrshenbaum and spring season at Temple Beth Is­ rael on the "Aspects of Judaism" Gurlon and Jacob Blaustein, Aoraham Wexler, auditors. U. S. lndWltrlallst and Honorary The nominating committee con­ w1ll be held Wednesday at 8:30 P .M. at the temple. President of the American Jew­ sisted of Mesdamea George J . ish Committee. . Levin, chairman; Leonard Gold­ A summation of the previous man, Maurice Hendel, Edgar Bar­ lectures will be by Rabbi Morris An Important point In the un­ derstanding, as stated by Mr. Ba .. wood, and Irving Fain, ex-officio. SchUBShelm In "All In the Name Reservations for this event may of God". Gurlon, la that "we, the people ' be made with Mrs. F.dgar Barwood A coffee hour will follow the of Israel, have no desire and no . "~jI •~ '' at UN 1-1113. lecture. Intention to Interfere In any way • II i'/• --. ~·,;_; In the Internal affairs of Jewlah ,,, ' /. ,, communities abroad." Under­ { y~:) -~ scored In the understanding la the ~ ,, ( ):'I fact that the emigration of Jews to Israel Is at their own "free dla­ creation" and that nothing should be done by the Israel YOUNG ADULTS ELECT government which would "under­ Mrs. Stanley Gilbert and Mrs. mine the sense of security and The Young Adults of the Jew-' Charles Wiesel are co-chairmen stability of American Jewry." lsh Community Center held elec­ of the honor roll membership tion of officers on Sunday. Those Assisting Mrs. Gilbert and Mrs. Mr. Blaus.teln· asserted here A) Florentined 1'K gold flower pin with large diamond center .. 135 elected for the 1961-62 season were Wiesel In arranging the affair are that "in particular, Prime Min­ 8) 14K gold opal cluster earrings ...... -30 Carl H. Bakelman, president; Mesdames Robert Galkin, Jack ister Ben Gurlon undertook to do Felbelman, A. Lloyd Bazelon, everything ~thin his power to C) Antique gold unusually graceful pear! pin with diamond ... . 150 Avis Jacobson, vice-president; Ann Ackerman, secretary, and Daniel Lintz, Nat Sugarman, and see to It that the understanding D) Soft bracelet with alternating sopphiru ond diamonds in Martin Spiegel, treasurer. Irving Goldfarb, ex-officio. In the future la kept In spirit and gold tulips ...... 380 · Those elected to the Board of In letter." The Prime Minister also undertook to advise the mem­ E) Antique yellow gold bracelet with diamonds ...... 225 Directors were Bob Roth, Bernie BRAZILIAN SCHOOLS Gordon, Shelly Cohen, Sylvia bers of his cabinet and other re­ F) Charming 14K gold and pearl circle pin ...... 25 RIO DE JANIERO - There are Zuckerman, Harold Kessler, Ever­ 30 Jewish schools In Brazil hous­ sponsible members of the govern­ G) Graceful 14K gold and cultured pearl ring ...... 40 ett Schiffman, Cindy Coleson, and ing more ~an 5,000 children, with ment, of his desire "that the spirit H) Gold and cultured pearl earrings ...... 44 George Galkin. 25 schools,· under the aegis of the and content of the understanding be fully respected." - I) Contemporary pearl and gold brooch ...... Events to be scheduled In May Council for Jewish Education of 50 will include a general meeting, a the Zionist Organization of Brazil, In effect, Mr. Blaustein, who J) Antique ·gold leaf pin with oriental pearls and sapphires .. . 45 dance, another Adventures In Eat­ having a total enrollment of 4,216 went to Israel at the Invitation of K) 14K gold pearl and amethyst earrings ...... 30 Ing and an all day picnic. pupils. ' Mr. Ben Gurion, gained a "strong The Young Adult Canteen will official reaffirmation" from tbe be open Tuesday evenings at the JEWISH STUDENTS LOSE Prime Minister of their 1950 un­ South Side Center at 8 P.M. CASABLANCA Although derstanding with an expression of three Jewish students emerged as Intent to avoid future vlolatlona. WOMAN'S ORT the top cont,.estants In a test, to A salient point of the Prime Min­ RELIABLE GOLD~!,£, "The Providence Chapter of determine_fitness for studying el­ ister's 1950 statement stressed Woman's American ORT will hold ectronlca In France, not a single that "Israel r e p r e s e n t s and Established 1934 Its Honor Roll Luncheon on one of them was so honored. In­ speaks only In behalf of Its own stead the reward went to Moslems cltlr.en.s and In no way presumea 181 WAYLAND AVE., WAYLAND SQUARE GA 1-5160 Thursday, at the Colony Motel, and. will feature a fashion show ranking fourth, fifth and sixth In to represent or speak In the name and entertainment. the contest. of Jews In any other country''. ln memory of his father and "" Postpone -Ceremony mother, Morris and Bessie Cohen [ Ress. The Salmanson family has "l·Just Like To Sing'' At Hebre.w D,ay Schoo.I pledged a room in memory of ~ their father, Barnett Salmanson. ~ B1 . Brenda Slack Until Sunday, June 11 Mr. Pearlman said that there are still many memorials avail- ~ . A fervent dislike for playing The cornerstone laying cere­ able, Including the auditorium, o cards, a talented husband, and a mony for the new Providence He­ several classrooms and many ;l beautlfUl voice have linked aus­ brew Day School has been post­ smaller Items. piciously for the lovely and grac­ paned until Sunday, June 11, lt ious lady who will step out on was announced today by Jerome the stage of the Veteran's Mem­ Feinstein, chairman of tt e build­ orial Auditorium tomorrow even­ ing committee. Ing to play Giovanna In the Fine The ceremony was originally Arts Opera Theatre's presentation, scheduled for May 28. Mr: Fein­ ~"Rigoletto". stein said the event has been No years of operatic acclaim are postponed for two weeks to allow behind the POrtrayal for this Is a more time to plan for community­ "first" for Sylvia Weinstein. A wide participation. He said that WE SPECIALIZE IN "first" which travels back four the state's civic and educational Charcoal Broiled Foods years and began quite simply leaders will take part In the cor­ when Mrs. Weinstein and her hus­ nerstone laying ceremony. Mr. Steaks - Lobsten band, Irwin, moved to their home Feinstein reported, meanwhile, 1195 DOUGLAS AVENUE at 64 Julia Street, Cranston, with that satisfactory progress Is be­ No. Prov. EL 3·2200 their son Mark, now 15, and Ing made in the construction of - Open 7 Days A )NHk - daughter Deborah, 13. the modem $450,000 two-story The couple were asked to be brick school. chairmen of the Ways and Means Thomas W. Pearlman, chair­ Committee ·of the Sackett Street man of the school memorials com­ School Parent Teachers Associa­ mittee, announced that the lat­ at FRED and CAROLE'S tion. The Association had previ­ est · memorial pledges have been ously spansored card games as a made by Joseph W. Ress and the Magnolia Manor method of fund raising but. Mrs. Balmanson family. Ress has Weinstein, with no love for cards, pledged a stained glass window Mother's Doy Weekend suggested they present a show. The Moy 12-14 idea took hold and the Wein­ Special Attraction! steins organized three produc­ tions: "The Hilarities". Mrs. MARTY CURRAN HENNY YOUNGMAN Weinstein and her husband com­ • LOW RATES FOR CHILDREN • bined as a dancing team in the Mn. Weinstein with Mark, Debby, Margie, and Tammy. Orchestras performances and she sang. The TE 1-6400 PL 1-9176 couple were so extraordinary that of operas and stage presence. daughter, Debby, were playing a they were asked to dance for "Everyone crlticlze's everyone brother and sister part In the other groups and organizations else," Sylvia says, "and that's good Warwick musical, "Plain and and It · was during these perfor­ for the more we watch one another Fancy". Debby, who studies danc­ mances that Sylvia realized she and the more we criticize, the more ing and violin, was auditioned re­ Listings Wanted enjoyed singing for people and de­ we learn . . . why even watching cently for "CaroUBel", to be cided to "learn to sing right". someone's feet reflects our own presented at Hope High School in * Residential *Industrial errors of grace and movement." June, and was chosen for the part Directors and producers attend of, Louise, the ballerjna. *Apartments * Rentals the Opera Showcase meetings on When asked how ,Ml~ felt about occasion and this ls where the music and what aspirations .she - Prompt Courteous Service - Fine Arts Opera Theatre found might have for the. ,future Mrs. Sylvia Weinstein . . . auditioned Weinstein said, "What.ever will· be­ ANN REALTY her, and gave her a part in "Rig­ come of all this I don't know . . . oletto." If the presentation Is suc­ I Just like to sing." •n u HO 1-4950 cessful, Mrs. Weinstein hopes to be in future productions next year. DONATES WINDOW ANNA BROOMFIELD, Broker As a child, Mrs. Weinstein sang Mlller's Delicatessen, Inc., of Hebrew music at Temple Beth Is­ Hope Street is donating a full win­ rael and now sings on High Holl­ dow for all advertising of events ·, days at Temple Emanuel. "I love for all charitable organizations. announce the formation of the firm of sacred music", she says. "I have We loved It since childhood". ISRAEL'S HOUSING STATUS As a devoted mother, Mrs. HENDEL STRAUSS &SURDUT Weinstein has high asperations for UNITED NATIONS - Speak­ her already musically-minded ing in the Social Commission on Attorneys and Counselors at Low children. When she first began to the Issue of housing shortages and study voice her son Mark and worldwide efforts to find a solu­ * * * tion, Israel representative G!ora MAURICE W. HENDEL Lotan revealed that, although the Rabbi Seeks Parent CONRAD K. STRAUSS 54 Custom House Street population of his state was now RAYMOND J. SURDUT Tax Exemptions three times larger than It was In Providence 3, Rhode lslond 1948, only 8,000 fam111es were still Leo M. Cooney, UNion 1-1050 DENVER - A leading Conser­ deprived of permanent living quar­ vative rabbi prop o s e d here Associate that Income tax exemptions be ters. permitted to parents who send " their children to religious schools. Rabbi Samuel Adelman of BMH She enrolled as a pupil with Synagogue suggested that present HOWARDS. EDWIN S. Herta Sperba of New York who Income tax provisions on deduc­ comes to Providence once a week tions in the controversial church­ to teach voice. Of Madam Sperba, state separation argument were GREENE SOFORENKO Mrs.' Weinstein says, "Herta ls Illogical. He pointed out that if a very severe

Helen E. Feinberg B.B.Y.O. ' was started two years ago. The Michael Margolis heads the response for membership was so executive board as president of large In the Cranston area that Helen E. Feinberg A.Z.A •• Work­ the ·group separated and formed Ing along with him are Arnie an· A.Z.A. and B.B.G. chapter. Wasserman, vice president; Stan Kanter, secretary; andJackSilver, trt:asurer. This group will hold a dance at the Cranston Jewish Community Center on May 6. Another project Harold Stonzler is the acquisition of new jackets for the boys in the chapter. These Stanzler Nominated activities might be considered the SAVE CASH! task of some of these chairmen: Steve Rose, athletics; Richard President' .Of Jewish Honig, social; and Howard Kauff­ man, religious, A boy who has Community Center HUNDREDS OF MEAT proven himself outstanding beyond the chapter level is Richard Harold Stanzler has been nom­ AND Cohen, vice president of the inated as president of the Jewish Blackstone Narragansett Region Community Center of Providence A.Z.k.. for the 1961-62 sea.son. Mr. Stan­ GROCERY PRICES zler heads a slate that is to be Basketball Is one of the favorite elected at the Annual Meeting on NOW sports of the members, for they IT'S YOUR DOLLAR­ can be found at the Park View Wednesday, May 17, in, Temple~ MAKE THE MOST Of IT - Junior High every Wednesday Beth-EI. SAVE CASH AT A&P! night, practicing. Vice presidents nominated to REDU(ED! serve with Mr. Stanzler are Sam­ uel Frie()been Nathan N. Rosen. A chapter journal David Meyers, Edwin Soforenko, will be compiled at the end of the Leon Temkin and Norman D. Til­ reducedl Checf< them ... you'll find .' they'll year, reviewing all that has hap­ les. Added nominations are Merrill pened during the year. L. Hassenfeld and Thomas W. help to cut your total food bill way downf The officers this year are Pearlman. Karen Honig, president; Toby Board members continuing un­ Rosenberg, vice president; Helene til 1963 are Alfred Abelson, Irving Perler, recording secretary; Sue Brodsky, Sanford Fern, Mrs. Leo Steiner, corresponding secretary; Glecklen, Leonard Y. Goldman, Marsha Abrams, treasurer. Stanley Grossman, Robert M. Kap­ WEEK-END SPECIAL! lan, George Katz, Martin Miller, The chairmen are Phy 111 s Pr. Eugene Nelson and Louis B. Greeuben, Jewish Heritage; Donna Rubinstein, New added nomina­ Summer, Community Service; tions are Lawrence A. Paley and - Linda Koslow, Recreation; Judith Joseph T. Rublen. · · Tr.oup, Creativity; Julie Altman, Board members continuing to Citizenship, and Sue Greenblat, 1962 include Melvin Chernick, Fell0wship. Judith Troup will be Raymond Cohen, Max Leach, Mrs. the reporter for the B.N.R. next Richard Loebenberg, Solomon E. Chickens year. Selinker, Samuel Smith, Miltoi.1 FRESH, 21/2-3 LBS, WHOLE At the end of the year, a Com­ Stanzler, Dr. Gustaf Sweet, Mur­ munity Service Award will be pre­ ray Trinkle, Haskell Wallick and READY-TO-COOK sented to an outstanding member one new member, David S . Sch­ who has shown eagerness and par­ nelerson. Added nominations are ticipation in Community Service Mrs. Joseph Adelson and Dr. Earle SPLIT or CUT-UP LB26c projects. Cohen. . The nominating c o m m1 t t e e . AJC Seeks Probe which will be the slate of officers and board members is headed by Of Birch Society Murray Trinkle. Other members NEW YORK - The American of the committee are Peter .Bar­ Jewish Congress last week asked dach, Dr. Joslyn Berry, Samuel President Kennedy to order a De­ Friedman, Max L. Grant, Stan­ fense Dept. probe of the extent to ley Grossman, Mrs. Leo Glecklen, HALIBUT which military commanders have Samuel Smith, Milton Stanzler, "abused their official powers by and, Charles J. Fox, ex-officio. urging the views of the John FRESH, WHITE . Birch Society on their troops." The AJCongress statement op­ tion applies even to such despic­ SLICED pOsed an investigation either by able associations as the John L849c . the llouse Committee on Un­ Birch Society. American Activities or the Sen­ "At the same time, however, ate · Subcomm~ttee on Internal there can be no Justification for Prlc" ..... I• 1111s a,-~ 11n Set., - • I elftct"' Ill AU AIP 11Nr -• IJ 1111s -•IIJ I wklllll security. any arm of the U. S. Government "We have repeatedly condem­ - civil or military - to aid and ned the use of these Congressional abet the Society's propaganda tompii.ttees• to "exPoSe' -unpopular campaign." pplnlon, as, repugnant as t?iat op­ inion may be," the resolution A Herald ad always gets the stated. "We reaffirm our belief that best, results-our subscribers com­ the right of freedom of associa- prise an active buying market. , '

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w I o· . . A I M Fred Kelman Photo COMUltallt for •-•' -,.or• omens 1v1s1on _nnuo eeting - f'Ars .. ~u_lius Irving, shown making her report at the tion, estate and gift tax-. Approved company and prlvm ~ EXCELLENT recent annual meeting of the Womens D1v1s1on of the General Jewish Committee, was pensions. "LAWN SERVICE re~elected to a second term. Also shown at the head-table in this picture are, left to right -.l!xecutive cempensatlon plant. ~ Non-can llckneu and Acclcleflt !:, Fertillzi,:ig • seeding • cultivating Miss _Gertrude Tarnapole, Mrs. Arthur Kaplan, Mrs. Martin I. Dittelman secretary· Dr' Covera... pruning , .• spraying- clean up Francis H. Horn, president of t~e University of Rhode Island; Mrs. Joseph J. Seefer, c'hair~ ;.. SatlsfJICtlon Guaranteed ~ Reasonable n:,an of the meeting; Joseph W. Ress, GJC president; Mrs. Raymond L. Cohen Mrs. Mer­ HO 1-4704 r~ 11 L. . Hassenfeld and Mrs. Stanley Grossman, vice presidents and Joseph Ga'lkin execu- BERNARD ROSEMAN 732 Industria l Bank Bldg. ~ I tive director of the GJC. ' ' Provid e n ce 3 GA 1-5401 > S. S. Ariadne don, Leo Sonkin, and Albert Tilles, 100% air-conditioned; All staterooms with private baths vice presidents; Edward Goldin, Governor John A., Notte will Sailing from Providence - September 30th - give a message of congratulations corresponding secretary; Peter K. to the State of Israel on its 13th Rosedale, financial secretary; Is­ • 6 days ...... from $1 SO up anniversary of statehood at the ador Nachbar, recording secretary, Israel Bar Mitzvah Dinner at the and Irving Kaplan, treasurer. Colony Motor Hotel on Sunday Refreshments will be served. From Boston evening. Sailings each Saturday From August 19th Reservations for the dinner can PYTHIAN SISTERS be made by calling Jackson The Cranston Temple No. 1, Py­ • 7 d ay cruises· ...... from $ 170 up thlan Sisters held their monthly 1-8914. Book now for choice of accommodations ., .. Call • SPECIALS THIS WEEK • meeting on April 26 and the new Fresh KIiied Gold-Man arand STUDY GROUP members Initiated were Dorothy Chickens lb 29c Mrs. Samuel Michaelson of 21 Karten, Ethel Weinstein, Jeanette Cole Farm Court, will be hostess Winkleman, Ruth Fain, Ethel Pickled Wallach, Mildred Feinberg, Syl­ Tourist Travel Bureau, Inc. on Thursday at 10 A.M. when Steer TONGUES lb 59c Mrs. Irving A. Wiener will con­ via Shoenberg, and Esther Yan­ 776 HOPE STREET 568 CHARLES ST. ker. Tender clude the study and discussion of GA 1-9422 GA 1-9424 A second Annual Su~per will be SJ~Etr LIVER_ _ lbi,9.c "The Book of Jeremiah." ( Current events .will be.given and held at Vasa Hall 01~ Wednesday, OFFICIALLY AP P.:R_O_VED t ~LES AGENCY For :Your. Convenience, We WIii May 24. KOSHER All Your Meat and Poultry ·evaluated by Mrs. Isaac Gerber. Coffee will precede the pro­ ' For Early Delivery To All Points DRAMATIC PROGRAM Call MA 1-7596 gram. "Scattered Showers", a play ANNUAL BRIDGE about pre-school children and Shop at the market that meets The Sisterhood of Temple Beth their problems, wili be presented you half way . . . Halfway from either end of The Willard Shopping__ Sholom will hold its annual by members of the Jewish Com­ Center ... and MORE than halfway bridge in the temple vestry on munity Center's South Side Nur­ in value .. . with the finest meats sery School Committee at a pa­ ii~c~~ultry, anti the LOWEST Wednesday, at 8 P .M. Mrs. Irwin Rubin is chairman rents discussion program to be and Mrs. Martin Wexler is co­ conducted Tuesday at 8:15 P.M .. chairman assisted by Mrs. Karl at the South Side JCC building. Kritz, prizes; Mrs. Joseph Morri­ Members of the cast of the play son, tickets; and Mrs. Philip will be Mrs. Irving Kaplan, Mrs. Nemirow, ex-officio. Committee Morris Schwartz, and Mrs. Sol KELLER'S Resnick. The discussion following members are Mesdames Charles .., ~•: In The New ""':,:• :: the play will be led by Alex Cohen, Wdlc1rd Shopping Center Bazar, Jack Dinin, Morris Kagan, Bernard Schwartz, and Abraham social worker on the staff of the Emma Pendleton Bradley Hospi­ Winkleman. DYEABLES tal. The play will be directed by "White Peou-de-Sois" Strawberry dessert and coffee Mrs. Israel Tabatsky and Arthur will be served. New slimness, New Fabric lb 59c Eisenstein. tinted free for you! A short business meeting, fol­ SELECT GRADE A ANNUAL MEETING Mid High and High Heels lowed by a social hour, will also AAAA-AAA-AA-B-C STEER LIVER lb 79c ltoger Williams Lodge B'nai be included on the. ppogram, Ad­ B'rith will hold its annual meeting mission will be open to all pa­ Sizes 3-10. Fresh Killed Poultry on Thursday at the East Side rents of pre-school c~Udren. no½ lb added Jewish Community Center at 8 ------P.M. A highlight of the meeting ~ We Carry Farm Fresh GOLDEN AGE ELECTIONS Jumb.o and Xtra Large Eggs will be the annual reports submit­ ted by committee chairmen and The South Side Center's Gol­ Call -JA 1-0960 election of new officers. den Age Club will nominate and FOR FREE DELIVERY The nominating co m m it t e e, elect its officers for the 1961-1962 I TO CRANSTON • GARDEN CITY program year at their next meet­ I NORTH END • EAST SIDE headed by Sidney L. Rabinowitz, I WARWJCK will submit the slate for the com­ ing, on Tuesday at 2 P .M. it was h REMEMBER: "The Proof of the ing year which includes Lewis M. announced this week by club pre­ Pudding Is In the Eating" Goldstein,. president; Albert Gor- sident, Mrs. Sadie Jacobs. I MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN "O'.tLt. ~ ~,, The Jewish Community Center I Will hold its May Membership Campaign from May 22 to 25, ac­ The ~,raid is now accepting cording to Alfred Ableson, Mem­ bership Campaign chairman. "Younger Set" Photos · Mr. Ableson and his commU,tee plan a telephone campaign to ac­ For early publication and For our Files quire membership renewals and • Glossy ,c Prints Preferred • 5" 7" or larger sign· up new Center members. ' "CHARGE ACCOUNTS, INVITED" , _• Snapshots will not be ac~epted · Assisting Mr. Ableson will be .~aymond Cohen, associate chair- 176 Wayland Avenue . - , 103 Washington St man· for the South Side 'tltea,- ,._.-, •' , ,(Waylill)d Square) · Downtown • THE JEWISH .HERALD Martin Miller, Morris . Di:essl!!r, Q_pe_n - F.ridays:till? Open Tues.-Thurs. till 9 1117 Doqlila A••· . p....,w.■ co.t. I. and Hans Heimann. · · \

ao • Bridge ...co 0,... . SAVE ON WEEKEND by Be.eke II .,; Unique Plciy Declarer's dummy play shows a East held up the ace but won the high talent, which his · partner's continuation and switched to a FOOD SHOPPING! adventurous bidding ·is likely to diamond. Declarer finessed the develop. queen, cashed the ace (discarding North a spade from the table> and threw •-5, 4, 3, 2 East in with a third diamond, on •-A, J, 8, 6 which dummy's last spade was ♦ -7 .thrown. This was now the Jou Can Depend on Our Quality •-K, Q, J, 9 position: West East North and lo.,,. Savings Prices. More 4'-None .--Q. 9, 7, 6 •-A, 8 •-A, J ,8, 6 Homemakers Save at First National •-7, 4, 2 •-K, Q, 9, 3 ♦ -None than any New England Food Retailer ! ♦~. 4 ♦ -K, J, 8, 2 ,ft--Q,J .,.__10, 7, 5, 3 .,.__A, 4, 2 West East South Choi.;e Grade - Every Roast is cut from Gram-fed Quality Steers. •-None •-K, J, 10 .--Q •-7, 4, 2 •-K, Q, 9, 3 •-10, 5 ♦ -None ♦ -K TOP OR ♦ -A, Q, 10, 5, 3 .J,--10, 7 .,f.-4 BOTTOM ROUND LB 69c -,.._a, 6 ROASTS South With North the dealer at love All Good Eating, Choice, Lean, Hearty, Mouth-watering all, the bidding went: 4'-J North East South West •-10, 5 ♦ -9, 5, 3 lC Double Redouble 18 Face Rump Roast LB 79c Pass Pass 2D Pass .,.__None 2H Pass 2NT Pass East played off his fourth dia­ Cut into Steaks or Serve as Roast - Choic~ Grade Pass Pass mond and dummy discarded by a West Jed a small spade and East small heart. East then exited Top Round Steak Roast LB •1-09 won with the ace and returned a with a small club and declarer second spade. The declarer won took dummy's two tricks in that Choic'3 Grade - Corn-fed Beef - Tender and Juicy with the king and Jed a club, tak­ suit, discarding a spade and a ing an Immediate finesse of the diamond from hand. LB nine-a brave play, but his best Declarer had already tQ,ken six Eye Round Roast •1-09 chance for three tricks in the suit. tricks-three clubs, two diamonds, and one spade. Both East and Choice Quality - Ground Fresh Several Times Daily dummy held three hearts as their last· three cards. Declarer now led LB a small heart from the table and Ground Beef 49c East's position was hopeless. If he FINAST - SKINLESS - U. S. No. played the queen of hearts his next lead would be into the A, J, and would concede declarer hla LB TEMPLE SINAI Frankforts 59c Sisterhood Sabbath Services contract. His one slender hope to aD1llllUOM!lll!JllllUUIUU!llll!IJllliUIJIUUll!.111!!11JlUIP11!111! will be held at Temple Sinai to­ defeat the contract was that his DELUXE - 9 DELICIOUS VARIETIES Save Sc night. A special Mother's Day partner might hold the ten of hearts and so he played low. De- . -~ CAKE lLB Yoz •1•00 program will be presented and clarer's ·excellent card-reading was MIXES 3 PKG$ members of the Sisterhood will richly rewarded when he held the DUNCAN HINES assist in the services. AMERI( A'S FAVORITE SOUP trick with the ten and made an Save Sc A Torah Breastplate will be dedi­ overtrick with his long diamond: TOMATO cated In memory of Mrs. Yetta 6 l~~NoSz 69c Wang. Herman Foster will serve CAMPBELL'S SOUP as cantor and he wm be accom­ There will be a car wash set up In the Temple Beth-El parking DELUXE, PROCESSED - WHITE, COLORED AND SWISS Save 11c panied by Mrs. Albert Berger, organist. lot from 1:30 until 5 P.M. All 2 8oz money collected will go into the KRAFT c·HEESE PKGS 59c REGISTRATION Prov. T.Y. Scholarship Fund. Anyone who wishes such work RICHMOND - GARDEN FLAVOR Save 11c Sunday and Hebrew school done for him will please contact registration for Temple Sinai for CUT. GREEN either Ellis Waldman, 184 Presi­ 6 15'hoz •1•00 1961-62 will be held on Sunday dent Ave., PLantatlons 1-1511 or STRING BEANS OR WAX CANS from 10 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. at the Harold Kotler, 221 Hillside Ave­ Garden City Elementary School. FINAST - CALIFORNIA FANCY Save 15c nue, PAwtucket 3-0990. TO HONOR MRS. WEINER JACOBS HONORED CANS The Jewish Mothers All!ance On Sunday Hope Link No. 46, TOMATO PASTE 10 98c wm honor Mrs. Harry Weiner at "YOR" GARDEN - UNSWEETENED Save 16c their meeting to be held on Mon­ 0. G. C. honored Ann Jacobs, day, at 1 :30 P .M. in the vestry of junior post matron and Sam Ja- ., 1or14o=s 1 4 1.00 the Sons of Jacob Synagogue. cobs, Junior post patron, at a GRAPEFRUIT JUICE CANS Mrs. Weiner was the organizer testimonial dinner dance held at the Garden Room of the Sheraton FINAST - WHITE OR PASTEL .COLORS Save 23c of the Jewish Mothers All!ance over 43 years ago and served as Biltmore Hotel. More than 130 ROLLS in •1•00 president for 25 years. She has members and friends of Hope I BATHROOM TISSUE 10Poly Bag been honorary pr~nt for 18 Link were present. -I years and has been devoted to the Edward 8. Goldin, patron of PROTEIN ENRICHED , Save 26c cause of helping orphans in Hope Link, was the general chair­ Europe and Israel. man, assisted by Morris Brom­ 1 00 The friends of Mrs. Weiner are berg and Joseph Jacobson. Elea­ VET'S DOG FOOD 13 c~!s 1• invited to this meeting. nor Rotenberg, the associate 1111111111m111111111UlffllfflfflDl1llffl11DlllllllllllllllmllOPIIMliiMHM The friends of Mrs. Weiner are matron, presented Ann Jacobs Extra CLIP COUPON be guest speaker and will discuss with an engraved plaque. NO COUPON NEEDED the "Thirteenth Anntversay of Is­ Sam Jacobs was given a dozen ~ Stamps rael." initialed golf balls. WtlEN YOU eu, ,. C116 l&' C.AN Of 50 FINAST CHICKEN T.Y. SCHEDULES "M-DAY" SHELTERING SOCIETY W>iEN YOU BUY A 6 oz PK r.; "- COLUM!O On Sunday, Prov T .Y. will hold The Ladies Awdllary of the PEPPERED HAM its second annual M-Day. On this Providence Hebrew Sheltering So­ 25 ciety will hold their meeting on W~EN tOU BUY A 6-PACK ~EVANGELIN< day, members wm sweep out gar­ ages and cellers, wash first floor Monday at the Sheltering Home. 25 EVAPORATED MILK windows, rake leaves, and do Final plans will be formulated WHEN YOU BUY ONE - 1 LB JAR FINAST other household chores. Prov­ for bhe annual luncheon to · be 25 CRANGE MARMALADE tyltes will mow lawns provided the held May 16. A social hour will · WHEN -YOU BUY ONE - FINAST employer furnishes hand mow­ follow. ers. Members wm not be permit­ 25 MARBLE CAKE 1 ,. ·"· • .:i- .,;_ . . , ,,_ ,,_ . , ;_ _ _ . . L.:_,__ - ,------~ ted to use power mowers. A drive A subscription to the Herald ta I Gold Bond Stamps In All Rhode Island Sto,,1 and the Attltboros for returnable bottles will also be a good gift idea for the penon Same Low Self•Ser.v1ce Price, in All S1orit1 in This Vicinity - (We R~H;;,.. the Righi to Limit Ouantit,es) held. All work will begin at 11 who "has everythlnc" else. Call ~) I A.M. and end at 5 P .M. UN 1-3709. . I j Avla, and go to their ~stlnatlon "' in the morning. A restaurant and bar in the ONE MAN'S OPINION hotel will serve those that wait -t for relatives and friends. Direct [Ii communication with the Airfield AVIA will keep them informed of the ar- ~ THE O N LY ANGLO JEWISHfll!lfm WEEK LY IN f( I AND SOUTHEAST MASS rival of planes, O Publlsheil Every Week By TIie HOTEL So If you go to Israel this year C, Jewtah Press Publlablnl Company or next, you may drop in the Avta. lll 1117 Dou,lu Ave., Providence, R. J. • UNlon 1-3709 They say, it is very beautiful. ;J by Beryl Seral • • • &: CILIA ZUCKIRHRG You will ask: ~ BRINDA ILACK Editor There ls a new hotel in Israel, Mr. Levite also secured the "What is the excitement? Why t:I and when you go there, you might services of an architect, and made tell us in America aboutAviahotel = Second Class Postage Pald at Providence, Rhode bland look it up. As a matter of fact, if the arrangements with the govern­ in Lydda, Israel?" ~ Sublcrlptlon Rates: Flfteen Cents the copy; By Mall, '4.50 per annum; outalde New England, 15.00 per annum. Bulk rates on request. you arrive by plane, you are like! y ment and with contractors. He had The reason ls this. American !: to be there. more work than he bargained for. investors find it profitable to in- .I!" The Herald asmmes no ftnanclal responslblllty for typograpblcal erron In But Mr. Levite stuck to his work, advertisements, but will reprint that part of the advertisement In wblch the The new hotel has a story at­ vest their money in Israel enter- C:I typographical error occurs. Advertisers wW please notlfy · the management tached to it, as everything in Here was something he believed prises. No longer is Israel a "'l lmmedlately of any error whlch may occur. · . Israel does. People don't build in in, and he was not giving it up. It subject of charity. Here are my e! "- FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1961 Israel. People get inspirations became his Ideal. few dollars and leave me alone. C, there. And the story is told in the The plans were completed. The No. Israel is a place where people -~ Jerusalem Post of last mo1,1th. hotel is now owned by 25 Califor­ can invest their money and, with A newspaperman by the name nia investors. These were people all the government supervision, ~ ct Theodore Levite was watching who never before were interested make a profit. It is entlrelyuntrue :;j the old hotel at Lydda airport in Israel, and would have laughed that the Israeli government makes JOUR MONE J'S being torn down to make room for if somebody asked them to il\vest it difficult for foreign money to be !" an airstrip. The hotel was small in Israel. The other parmer is the invested in the land. On the other ::;; and dilapidated, and not worthy at Israeli government. Nothing is hand, foreign investors; American :!? all of the modern Lydda Airfield. done in Israel without the Govern­ investors are invited to come and WORTH There was a need, he thought, for ment. It is a guarantee that the bu i I d industries, establish bus­ a new modern hotel to go with the enterprise is solid. inesses, open hotels. The I and by Sylvia Porter expanding Airfield. He remember­ The dream began in l 958, and needs more and more of foreign ed the International Airfield he last month the Hotel opened its investments. had visited, and the convenient doors to visitors. Americans will feel welcome JEWS IN THE EXECUTIVE SUITE hotels near them. Why shouldn't It is banana shaped, and has in Israel. Israel have one? 100 rooms all facing South and . . . At the highest levels of politics, the great breakthrough in prejudice Mr. Levite took a leave of ab­ North. It stands in an olive grove, r Mr. Ser,al'a o,nntom are hu against the Catholic in America was the election of John F. Kennedy as sence from his newspaper and and is only seven minutes from own. Hu vietD1 are ,wt necu- President of the United States. At the highest levels of industry and went to ..•. you guessed it. He the airport. All architectural de­ 1arll11 those of thu new,s,as,er.1 finance, the breakthrough in prejudice against the Jew in America is came to .the United States to seek vices were installed to divert and now gathering momentum. support for his idea. He traveled absorb the noises that come from Max Sugarman the length and breath of the land, a busy airport. Though it is so No one even pretends that prejwdice doesn't exist on a great and and he came to California. There near the Airfield, one feels the Funeral Home shameful scale in the executive suites of industry and finance -- those he met Mr. Frederick R. Weis­ stillness on entering the lobby of practicing the discrimination know what they are d·oing, and those man, who was then president of the hotel. COMMUNITY feeling the discrimination know what is being done. Hunts Foods, a large fruit and Each room has a balcony, and As Karl R, Bopp, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of vegetable canning concern. He told. is equipped with air-conditioning CALENDAR Philadelphia, put it in a remarkably frank statement last week, Mr. Weisman 01 his mission. The and central heating systems. These "Prejudice and outmoded attitudes with regard to members of the mission was ace ,mplished. can be operated by each individual Jewish faith still exist, This remains a disturbing problem." No one Mr. Weisman is now the chair­ occupant. The rooms have outlets GINIRAL JIWIIH COMMITTII even attempts to deny that much of the progress being made is due to man of the board· of directors of for radio and, when available, for WOMIN'I DIVISION the hotel. television. For llatlng call GAapee 1-4111. All the need for the skilled brainpower of the Jewish executive rather than ,..m:. ror Calendar Secretary. Mrs. Bertram to a sincere tolerance of all races, religions and ethnic origins in As soon as Mr. Levite was And the hotel has a beautiful L. Bernhardt, Calendar Cbalrman. American industry and finance. assured of the n~1.1>ery financial name. Avia is the name and it backing, he went back to. Israel means "Airfield Hotel". MONDAY, MAY I : and resigned from his newspaper­ Avia will serve special clients, . Nevertheless, the walls of prejudice are perceptibly crumbling. 12:00 Noo11-Pawt. - Central Falla Had­ man's Job. He secured a SO and its policies are not the ordin­ assah, Donor Luncheon. · Again to quote Bopp on religious discrimination in banks, "What is 12:00 dunams land tract that belonged p, m.-Cranaton Chapter of Had­ encouraging is that bankers are aware of it and ar_e addressing them­ ary policies of all other hotels. assah, Regular Meeting, to the Jewish National Fund. This The hotel will serve mainly Installation. selves to it." Although this is an offbeat business story for me, events is the fund that collects the Blue Airfield peop'e. Half of the rooms 1:30 p. m.-Jewish Mothers Alliance, now occurring warrant this unusual report. and White boxes in your home and are taken by the crews of the 8:00 p. m.-~f.'18i!~etf'{ Leonard in mine. The fund does not sell various airplane companies that Bloom #234, Board Meet­ ITEM: At its 54th annual convention in New York last Thursday, ing. land. It only rents it to worthy use the Lydda airstrips . 8:00 #35, the American Jewish Committee released the results of a two-year p. m.-Redwood Lo d g e The hotel will also serve trav­ Board Meeting. ···· survey of employment practices in banks which emphasized that "The clients, for a definite number of 8:00 p. m.-Temple Beth El, Board years, so that the Land of Israel elers that come and go on the door is no longer firmly shut" to Jews on executive levels in banking, Meeting. belongs forever to the People of planes of Israel. People coming 8:00 p. m.-M o t be rs• Association, and concluded that there is a gradual and continuing easing of barriers Temple Beth David, Moth­ Israel. in at night can take a room in er's Day program. in this field. TUESDAY, MAY t: The report noted that during the time it was conducting its pilot 1:00 p. m.-Prov . . Chapter of Had­ assah, Annual Installation study of banks in Philadelphia, "One of the largest banks named its first and Brunch. Jewish member to the board and two others have hired their first Jewish I :30 p. m.-Slsterhood Temple Beth executive trainees." In his statement accompanying the survey, Bopp David Regular Meeting. 6:30 p. m.-Slsterhood Temple Beth declared, "On the whole, the results of this careful and objective re­ Arn, Donor Dinner. search are encouraging," and stressed his belief that the study itself 8:00 p. m.-Cranston - Warwick B'nal B'rlth W om en, B o a rd "will help to create a climate that will bring about" further progress. Meeting. 8:00 p. m.-Roger Wllllams Chapter, B'nal B'rlth Women, Board ITEM: Pioneering studies are underway right now at four univer­ Meeting. 8:15 p. m.-Evenlng Group of Had­ sities -- Harvard, Michigan, Cornell, California-- on var{ous aspects of by Leonard Lyons assah, Board Meeting. religious prejudice. One is probing prejudice in the initial selection of WEDNESDAY, MAY 10: BUSINESS NOTE: Near New 10:00 a. m.-Slsterhood Temple Eman­ management trainees; a second is analyzing pr_ejudice at the middle phone Greg Bautzer, the Hollywood uel, Study Group. management levels; a third is evaluating the attitudes of students toward Ross, County Wexford, Ireland, lawyer. "Happy anniversary!" she 2:00 p. m.-Mlzrachl Women, Board lives John Kennedy, a cousin to Meeting. their chances to get executive jobs; a fourth is tracing connections greeted him .•. Bautzer was puzzl­ 8:00 p. m."-Slsterhood Con&, Sons of between a community's attitudes and prejudice in the executive suite. At President Kennedy's grandfather. ed .•• Miss Cobb explained: ''It's Abraham, Regular Meet­ least three of these studies should be completed by the year-end and He's in his 7()'s, and when he was the 15th anniversary of our ing. asked to lead the county parade to 8:00 p. m.-Slsterhood Temple Beth they, too, will help create the "climate" of which Bopp wrote. divorce." Sholom, Annual Bridge. celebrate JFK• s new high office, he 8:00 p. m.-Israel Bonda Campatp, declined. "The only time I ever SOCIAL NOTE: RichardNixon, B I g D a y Organlzatfon who but for 112,000 votes might Meeting Report. ITEM: During the past few decades, the ratio of Jewish executives led a parade," he said, "was when 8:00 p. m.-Touro Fraternal AAocla­ in heavy industry (petroleum, steel, drugs, chemicals, autos) has been I was let ·out of jail during the have been concerning himself with tlon, Regular Meeting. Russia, Algeria, Laos and Cuba, 8:00 p. m.-What Cheer Lodge #24, an infinitesimal 1/3 of 1 per cent, but an analysis of data just of the past Trouble." Knights of Pythias. five years reveals a ratio of 2/3 of 1 per cent-- still tiny, but, as John He decided, instead, to cele­ told us of his current important THURSDAY, MAY 11: problem. His daughter Tricia has 1:00 p. m.-Prov. Chapter Women's Slawson, executive vice president of the AJC, remarked, "suggesting brate in his own way-- at the local American ORT, Honor Roll considerable change." In the areas of research and technical workers, pub. He described the good farm­ been invited to her first prom, in Luncheon. in- such industries as electronics and fabricated metal products, there Los · Angeles. "She's only 15," 1:30 p. m.-Ploneer Women of Prov!• land his family now owns. "Our dence, Regular Meeting. isn't any problem of prejudice at all. family has been very lucky since sighed the ex-Vice President. "Do 8:00 p~ m.-Lad. Aux. R. L Post #23 the (amine," said old John Ken­ we give permission? And let her JWVA, Regular Meeting. use the car?" 8:00 p. m.-Slsterhood T~le Beth This is just a sampling of the evidence indicating the developing nedy. "We now have good land Arn, Board Meeting. breakthrough--which is also illustrated by a little incident at a larger around here. And," he added, "I · DRAMA DEPT,: Robert Dowl­ 8:00 p. m.-Unlon of Amertcan He­ brew Congregation Meet­ corporation in the Midwest recently. understand that the Kennedys in ing is leaving for Moscow to ar-' ing, When the president of this corporation retired, the vice president, the U, S, are doing well, too." range for "The Miracle Worker" 8:00 p, m.-Bar Mltzvab Celebration for State of I1r11el and obviously qualified to be his successor, was told that because of the PERSONALS: Buff Cobb, grand­ to be performed there. It would be Rally by R. L Zlonlat religious bar another was to get the position. He promptly resigned, the daughter of the late humorist Irvin with an all-Russian cast except for CouncU and Community Relations Committee of company has been floundering sin~e -- and the board thus has been fOn­ Cobb, has a busy work schedule. Patty Duke, who created the Broad­ GJC. sidering reconsidering. But the VP won't return for any job. Why? She runs a five-shows-a-week TV way role of Helen Keller as a FRIDAY, MAY 12: 1:00 p. m.-Unl\ed Order of Tr u e He has a post high up in the Kennedy admlnlstratlon. SERIES, "Tea Time." Neverthe­ child-- a role for which there is Slaten, Inc. Board Meet­ (Distributed 1961, by The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) 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SPECIAL ECONOMY RATES MAY JUNE NOVICK'S HOTEL , - ~ ..,,. .,.!t- 1 .. .. ·MILLIS, MASS. FRontler 6-145' YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME \.' ' $45 wk -- MAY AND JUNE ONLY DIETARY LAWS - SPECIAL RATES FOR FUNCTIONS Fred Kelman Photo Planning For Donor Dinner-The Donor Dinner of the R. I. A Herald ad always gets the best results-our subscribers com­ Council of Pioneer Women will be held at Temple Emanuel prise an active buying· market. social hall, on Tuesday, Moy 16, at 6:30 P.M. Shown plan­ GOLDEN RING CAMP ning the dinner ore Mrs. Gerald Melamut, seated, and stand­ On Indian Head Lake, Pembroke, Mass. CANDID WEDDINGS (former site of lndlan HHd Camp) ing left to right ore Mesdames Alex Goodblott, business and BAR MITZVAHS 40 MIies From Providence . At the Gateway to Cape Cod professional; George Konisky, Sabra Chapter; Nathan Alt­ Boys: 6. 15 CO-ED Girls: 6 -14 man, Dvorah Doyon; Bernard Siegel, president of the R. I. - 34th SEASON - EMBASSY STUDIOS Council of Pioneer Women, and Nathan lzemon, general 120 PARK AVE. · CRANSTON All land and water sports; horseback riding; overnight camping; rlftery; archery; nature; campcraft; dramatics; music; dance; arts and crafts; chairman. The speaker will be the Honorable Meron Med­ ST 1-6769 ceramics; photography; trips to places of Interest; best In quality food; zini. The talent will be Cantor and Mrs. Harold I. Dworkin. excellent supervlslo11 and guidance by mature staff. Fee: 8-Week Season $450.00 - 4-Week Period $225.00 For further Information and booklet write to: Ex-Premier Speaks Up Mrs .. Rose L. Andelman For Algerian Jews Announcing 333 VFW Parkway Tel. FAlrvlew 7.1455 M ■ II . Chestnut HIii 67, PARIS - The Jews of Algeria The Opening Of should have the right to decide for themselves whether they ·wish to be French or Algerian citizens The Massasoit Hotel YOU In an independent Algeria, Pierre Narragansett, R. I. ARE Mendes-France, former Premier of &a ◄ :li'U!i·> Prance, told a packed press con­ ON THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1961 Do you know that with a wi1ely ference here. ANTHONY J. YEAMAN, Owner selected Life · Insurance pro­ Commenting that Algerian Jews Residence: STerling 3-7229 gram your family can have an were "truly in a unique situation," the former Premier said that on RESERVATIONS NOW income of $400.00 per month the one hand, Algerian Jews con­ for 25 yean? sidered themselves as natives of Algeria, having lived there for For full details, consult centuries. Johnson & Wales New Course Series: On that basis, he said, Algerian Jews felt they should have the "Programs for Achievement in Reading" right to live and work in Algeria, FRANK LAZARUS like all other Algerians. On the Life Insurance. - Annuities other hand, he noted, there have been since the Cremieux d_ecree 635 Industrial Trust Building deep ties between the Jews in Al­ geria and France. 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Classified ads. ::.._ ...... t • ... :., . The Herald finds it necessary IThe choice of articles to be omit- :: many. times to .edit or omit. news ted Is purely arbitrary. Om~ions · · releases submitted for publicatio/:1, are due to lack o! space;~ .' ;';. . ~ >.· e1t,fKY'S "~ ~. In lll=, , WINDOW ~C~~NIN~ CO. WEtNSTEIN'S ~Lake Pea~I . Manor; l~c. . FLOORS • WALLS • WOODWORK Hollywood ...... ·- • • • ·l;ake Pearl,. ·wrent,haJn, Mass._ ,. FREE ESTIMATI: ·· GE 8~2242 By Barney Glazer . WE Wl~L SERVE A SPECIAL DINNER· ON ALFRED ARRUDA, J~ MOTHER'S DAY - Sunday, ·May 14th Hollywood, Calif. -- Leading prized · by most families. ·As a Please phone EV 4-3102 for your reservations _· now juveiiile motion picture, television former vaudevillian and emcee, and recording stars 'have titled I'm in full agreement. If you can't EXPERIENCED KASHRUTH SUPERVISION RABBI ·I. 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• • • • TIME MA rzos ON Herschel Bernardi's al bum, "Chocolate Covered Matzos" (Vanguard) was such a success the label called for another and Hersch responded with "Songs I Love to Tell" his memories as a Jewish ~ immigrant lad ••• Sidney Frey, president of Audio Fidelity Re­ cords, tells me about a group of NEW WAYS WITH FOOD WAKE UP, influential Jews who fled the Span­ ish Inquisition and escaped to Mexico. When the Inquisition from Susan Shaw struck Mexico in 1527, they fled to APPETRm! the hills where their tiny sect built a synagogue hidden. away for more •.. an extra touch that makes shopping than 400 years. The~e Jews were cl the Indian type. European Jews lime for wou'd have nothing to.do with them. more interesting at Stop & Shop! • good freafing CONTINUED• HEAT • About the new television series When you check your Stop & Shop ad every week, don't forget "Some Like It Hot," thought you'd to read the little assist we've included for you - to put new ideas w1tf11~ -.~.. like to know how it works. As you will remember, in the motion pic­ in your meals- to make your food planning easier. It's the "Kitchen ture, Jack Lemmon and TonyCur­ tis decide on plastic surgery to Talk" column, packed with recipes and cooking tips by our own TIie@ conceal their identity and escape Susan Shaw, a gal well qualified to pass on the hints and ideas H the label the gangsters. The TV series' first means segment will open showing "Jack she's found through her experiences in her own home. This column it's kosher ..• Lemmon and Tony Curtis" in .a is often based on the Weekly Stop & Shop "best buys" - so why hospi.tal with their faces complete- · 1y bandaged. When the gauze is not clip and save it to use now unwound, "Tony" becomes Vic and in the future? It's another ex­ Damone and "Jack" is Dick Pat­ terson. tra touch to tnake your meals more enjoyable - to make your Also enjoy SO, NO MOREi• • • STOP&SHOP United Jewish Campaign lead­ food shopping more interesting at SUPER MARKETS DROMEDARY CHOCOLATE-NUT ers have warned comics playing DROMEDARY ORANGE-NUT ROLL their fund-raising events to desist Stop & Shop! from jokes bearing vulgarities, At grocers everywhere aspersions, and direct insults to We give Top Value Stampa! marriage, home and the decencies

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Jacob- Yahrzett Services in the Home Bletween M!~h 25,el961 oanmd andA~~~usF:~~FF,from commence at sunset the day pre- a memora 1onof u_n ~°:: ~~:.te!~~,~~~=: vious. ~ f --- In Memory Mrs. Morris Young, Mr. ai:id Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Max Pollock, Mr• • April 28, 1961, the following co~ • • • Zelig Flink, Mr. and Mrs. Ben- and Mrs. Joseph H, Cohen, Min 9 tributlons were received arid are, DAVID BERMAN, from Ruth Jamin Eisenberg. and Marty Alnnan, MaxandLouise SAn.JRDAY, MAY 6 ~ hereby, gratefully acknowled~ and Lou Silverman, Department of PHD..IP FEINER, from Mr.and Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Sarah Glogos ,.. 0 Employment Security Friendship Leo H R Glantz. Israel Goldman Fund, Mrs. Abe Sief. MrjOSEPH·F~~ERG,fromMr. IDA _KESSLER, from Alpha SUNDAY, MAY 7 ; In Honor I... Abraham Epstein Q MR. AND MRS. N A TH AN HYMAN BERMAN, from Mr. and Mrs. George Ganz. Sigma Phi. b h MCJIIDA Y, MAY 8 z KAHN'S 50th Wedding Anniver- and Mrs. Morris L. Schwartz. Beloved mother, LENA FINK- ARnruR XLDS.5, Pitts urg , sary, from Mr. and Mrs, Morris Beloved parents, DAVID AND EL.STEIN and grandmother, Penna., from Eva and Sam and Samuel Asltins j Sarah Wexler Ill Berry. ES'IliER LEAH BLISTEIN, and ESTI-IER GARBOWSKY, from Mr. Grandma Welner, Mr. and Mrs. • MR. ANO MRS. SAMUEL KO- beloved brother, ALBERT BU- and Mrs. Harry Finkelstein. Sanford White, Aunt Rose and Uncle WEJ:::NESDA Y, MAY 10 ~ PECH'S 50th Wedding Anniver- STEIN, from Mrs. Abraham L. MORRIS FISHBEIN, Central Jack Goldenberg, Uncle George Nettie Landesberg sary, from Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Kelman. Falls, fromMr.andMrs.Benjamin and Amtt Mildred Leven, Aunt Ida Samuel Ganzer § Esther Rose Sherman m Malfack. CAllfERINE BROOKS, from H. Millman, Mr. and Mrs. James Robin, Mr. and Mr:.. Philip Leven. Ill MR. AND MRS. FRANK KO- Mr. and Mrs. David Pollock, Mr. Goldman, Mr. and Mrs. Julius SARAH KOLODOFF, from Mr. Harry Siegel li1 NOVSKY'S 40th WeddingAnniver- and Mrs. Max J. Richter, Jessie Weisman. _ and Mrs. Charles s. Bochner. Benjamin Brenner ~ sary, from Mr. andMrs.Benjamin and Louis Goldstein, Mr. andMrs. BARNEY FREEDMAN, Ports- REBECCA LEBOW, beloved llfURSDAY, MAY 11 Berger. George J. Berger, Mr. and Mrs. mouth, N. H" from Mr. and Mrs. mother, from Miss Rose Lebow. Samuel Milowitz MR. AND MRS.IRWIN SILVER- Louis Fain, Mrs. Rose A. Gerber, Louis Gol:lberg and Dorothy, Mr. SAMUEL MACKTAZ, Woon- Joseph Keller MAN'S 30thWeddingAnniversary, Mrs. Jacob Ernstaf, Mrs. Samuel and Mrs. Milton · Dubinsky, Mr. socket, from Mrs. Milton Adler. SAn.JRDAY, MAY 13 from Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. N"ewburger, Mr. and Mrs.Leonard and Mrs. Aaron Burrows, Mr. and Beloved sister, CLARA Etta Torgan Charles C. Brown Falk. Engle, Mr. and IVrs. Irwin B. Mrs. David Friedman, Mr. and GOLDSMAN MILLER, from Lottie MR. SAMUEL FLANZBAUM'S Hamln, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zahler, Mrs. Murry Burrows, Mr. and Greenfield, Moille Snyder, Ruth Lena Jacobson 80th birthday, from Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Hamln, Mrs. Clinton Grossman, Mr. and Wasserman. Samuel Goldstein Ille Berger. · Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F .Rutten- Mrs. Albert Brown. DAVID MORSE, Dorchester, SUNDAY, MAY 14 Simon Pansy MR. MAX J. RICHTER'S 75th berg, Mrs. Max Siegal, Mrs. C. HARRY M. FRUIT, from Anna Mass .. from Mr. and Mrs. Louis birthday, from Mrs. Arthur Eln- Joseph Fox, Mrs. Maurice L.Fox. E. Frucht. M. Berman and Family. Rose Matzner stein, Dr. and Mrs. Ille Berger. DR. MARK BURKE, Boston, ROSE GERBER, from Mr. and MINNIE MOLASKY, from Mr. MCJIIDA Y, MAY 15 Father, MORRISCHARIFSON'S Mass., from Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mrs. Leo H. Rosen, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. David Pollock, Mrs. David Sackett birthday, from Marsha s. Charif- A. Cohen. Julius Weisman. Rose Wallace, Miss Dora Sher- 11-fURSDA Y, MAY 18 son. Bernard Abrams Beloved son and brother, Beloved husband, 8EJljJAMIN man, Mr. andMrs.NathanSamors, Drezel Jaffe The Bar Mitzbah of FRED JAMES BUSCH, from Mrs. Nathan GERSHMAN, from Mrs. Rose Stanley and Beverly Sliver, Henry MISSEL, Quincy, Mass., from Mr. Marlon Fisher Silverman Wiesel and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gershman. and Anne Silver, Mr. and Mrs. Max Zuro and Mrs. Max J. Richter. Brownstein. SAM GERSHMAN, from Mr. Jacob Brier, Mr. and Mrs. Jack The birth of a GRANDDAUGH­ Anna D. Marcus Beloved parents, MR. AND and Mrs. Benjamin Goldenberg, Pritsker, Mr. and Mrs. Leo H. FRIDAY, MAY 19 TER, from Mr. and Mrs. Louis MRS. LOUIS CHESTER, beloved Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Mc- Rosen, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gar­ Goldstein. father, JOSEPHHORENSTEIN,and Govern, Mr. and Mrs. Edward flnkel. Rachel Brier The birthday of a granddaugh­ Gilbert s. Morein uncle, CHARLES ROSEN, from Leif, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Resnick, EDWARD NORMAN, from He­ Francis B. Morein ter, JUDITH KATZ, from Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Horenstein. Mrs. Rose Gershman, Mr. and brew Bakers Providence Unit Lo- Bessie J agollnzer. Leslie August ANNA COHEN, from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J~ Sindle, Mr. and cal 45, Th~ Gorflne Famlly• . Mr., Mu-Salk- ·. Mrs. Louis Kramer Mr. and-Mrs. Mrs. Harold Gershman, Mr.. and .. and Mrs. ,P-eter Perlow, Mr. and SAn.JRDAY, MAY 20 In Thanlcfuln~ for Leo H. Rosen. Mrs. Buddy Friecbnan. Mrs. Harry Goldshlne, Mr. and Al Goldberg REBECCA COHEN, New Bed- RUTI-1 qoFF, Worcester, Mrs. Louis Fain, Mr. and Mrs. MONDAY, MAY 22 The Recovery Of ... ford, Mass., from Mrs. Terry Mass., from Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Charles s. Bochner, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Greenberg Miner, Mr.andMrs.HarryBarles, Richter, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob I. Ell Feingold. MR. IRVING ABRAMS, from Reuben Joseph Novogroskl Ben and Cell Elman, Mr. andMrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldshine, Felder, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gross- Beloved parents, DORA AND TIJESDA Y, MAY 23 Mr.aildMrs.SldneyZlsserson. man. JACOB ORLECK, fro_m Mrs. Hyman Waldman Max J. Richter. IDA COHN, from Mr. andMrs. His beloved daughter, RUTI-1 Marlon Marzocchi. MRS. ROSE DICKENS, from llfURSDA Y, MAY 25 Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Richter. Leo H. Rosen. GOFF, from Mr. and Mrs. Her- ANNA PINKOS, Boston, Mass .. Goldie Feldman MR. HENRY KATZ, from Ben DR. DAVID CORN, from Mrs. mans. Caine. from Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Rachel Goodman and Cell Elman. Max Siegal. Belove'1 brother, CHARLES Rosen. Ethel Mirman STELLA DISRAELLY, from GOLDSMAN, from Lottie Green- DORA PRAGUE, from Mr. and Rose Millman MR. ABRAHAM LINDER, from Mrs. Jules Sorgman, Rose and field, Mollle Snyder, Ruth Was- Mrs. Ira Galkin. Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Richter. SAn.JRDAY, MAY 27 Ruth Aellman, Mrs. Selma L. serma.i. REV. MAX PRESSMAN, from Bas Shevah Dwares MR. JOSEPH MATZNER, from Lesser, Mrs. Mollle Presel, The CHARLES GOLDSMAN, Bur- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Resnick. Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Richter. Lena Lyon . Wll..LIAM NELSCJII, from Mr. Misses Sadie and Pearl Jacobs. bank, CalU., from Phlllp and Har- BESSIE COHEN RESS, from Harris Polinsky and Mrs. Sam Nelson. WILLIAM DWARES, from Mr. riet Baron, Sonnie and Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Schuster, MCJIIDA Y, MAY 29 and Mrs. Samuel Zltkln, Mr. and Smith, Morris and Louis Mlller, Mr. Abraham Linder, Mr. and Dr. J. Sanford Siegel MR. MARTIN ROSES, from Mrs. Jack Comras, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Newman. Mrs. Harry Krakowsky, Mr. and Max and Louise Cohen. Frances .Greenberg David Pollock, Mr. and Mrs.Sam- MILTCJII J. GOLDSMl1lf, from Mrs. Louis Krakowsky, Mr. and TUESDAY, MAY 30 MR. GETZEL ZAIDMAN, from uel Salmanson, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Charren, Mrs. Samuel Salmanson, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Richter. Jacob Greenberg MRS. SIDNEY ZISSERSON, Frank E. Cohen, Dr. and Mrs. Ira Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cohen, Rose and Mrs. Alfred Spear, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mirman Blum, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gold- Ruth Hellman, Mr. and Mrs.Louis Jack Platkln, Margaret and Henry Frances Kenn.son from Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. stein, Jean and Phll Dwares, Mr. Garfinkel, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sack, Dr. and Mrs. Ira Blum, Mr. Cohen. Ida Heller and Mrs. Manuel Slate, Mrs. Ida Spear, Mr. and Mrs. David B. and Mrs. Samuel Gereboff, Mr. 11-fURSDAY, JUNE 1 MRS. GEORGE KROLL, from Dwares, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Resh, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford I. and Mrs. Louis Garfinkel, Mr.and The Bernats. Bayla Chernov Young, · Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Goldman, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Relt- Mrs. James Goldman, Mr. and Sara Gereboff In Memory of . . • · Kolodney, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel man, Mr. and Mrs.Leonard Engle, Mrs. Albert Davis, Mr. and Mrs. SAn.JRDAY, JUNE 3 . SAMUEL ABESHAUS, F a 11 Gereboff, Be and Babe Perlow, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Efros, Ben Benjamin H.Mlllman, Miss Lucllle Lewis Wattman River, Mass., from the Providence Mr.andMrs.JackDress,Mr.and and Cell Elman, Mrs. Samuel A. Laferriere,Dr.andMrs.llleBer­ Louis Meisel Wholesale Drug Co. Mrs. Harry Fain, Mr. and _Mrs. Hamin, Mrs. Max Siegal. ger, Dr. and Mrs. Nathan A.Bolo­ FERDINAND ALEXANDER, Isaac G. Chorney, Rona Snyder, MINNIE GOLDSTEIN, from Al- tow, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Ma their souls rest in peace from Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Joyce Share, Mr. and Mrs. Harry pha Sigma Phi, Mr. and Mrs. Falk, Mr. and Mrs. AbrahamBau­ Winkleman. Leven, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Morton Fine. man, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leven, In Memory Of ... JACK ANHALT, from~- and Friedman, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Beloved father, HARRIS GOR- Mr. and Mrs. Sanford White, Mr. gan, Thelma Blanco, Mr. andMrs. Mrs. Ille Berger. Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney MAN, from Miss Celia Gorman, and Mrs. Aaron E. Welner, Mr. Henry Weintraub. GUSTAV AWERMAN, from Mr. Kramer, Mr.andMrs.NathanNor- Mrs. Edward Kertzman. and Mrs. Nath.an Samors, Mr. and SARAH RODINSKY, from Mrs. and Mrs. Leo Gershman, Mr. and man, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schoen, LOUIS M. GRANT, from Mrs. Mrs. Leo H. Rosen, Mr. and Mrs. Rose Wallace. · Mrs. Harry Sarles, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goldberg and Hattie Max, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Louis Fain, Mr. and Mrs. Ira S. SOPHIA ROSEN, from Wed­ Max J. Richter, Mr. and Mrs. Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin 1. Darman. Galkin, Mrs. Ida White, Mr. and nesday's Club. Mil ton Dubinsky, Sanford a n d M. Falk, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beloved brother, CHARL~S 1. Mrs. James ·s1egal, Mrs. Rose A. BARNETT SALMANSON, from Elsie Gimbel, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weinstein, Joseph and Edith Per- GRAUBART, from Mrs. Julius Gerber, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mr. and Mrs. Saul Spitz. Dress. . low, Dr. and Mrs. Ille Berger, Irv.Ing. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Engle, BENJAMIN SASS, from Mr.and JACK BARAD, from Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Platkln, Mr. Beloved parents, SARAH AND Mrs. Charles Brier. · Mrs. Jack Goldenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Leo H. Rosen, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Sam Friedman, Mr. and HARRY GREENBERG, from Mr. SAMUEL RlGELHAUPT, from Mrs. Samuel Oriel, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Slepkow, Betty and Jack Mrs. Jona Leach, Jessie and Louis Burleigh e. Greenberg. Mrs. Hattie Max, Mr. John V. Ille Berger, Mr. and Mrs. Benja­ Broadman, Mrs. Rose Efros, Mr. Goldstein, Miss Selma Hamer, DR. RUBIN GURALNICK, from Kelly, Miss Ruth Kelly, Dr. and min Goldenberg, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Louis Garfinkel, Mr.and Mrs. Morton Hamer, Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Morris Charifson. Mrs. Joseph Urlcchlo. Harry Leven, Mr. and Mrs. M. Mrs. Paul Robin. Keller, Betty and Jack Broadman, Beloved mother, SARAH HUR- JULIUS ROCHMES, Bronx, Wllllam Gollls, Mr. and Mrs. Ju­ SADIE BARON, from Mr. and Mrs. Ida White, Mr. and Mrs. EU WITZ, from Mrs. Harry Fowler. N.Y., from Mr. and Mrs. Gates llus Weisman, Mrs. Anne Tversky, Mrs. Murry Burrows. Feingold, Miss Barbara Feingold, MANUEL HYMAN, from Mr. Feltal, Mr. ~nd Mrs. LoulsGleck- Mrs. Rose Rubin, Mrs. Ma ta Beloved mother, FANNIE BER­ Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fox, Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Zlsserson. man. Salomon, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Hal­ COVITZ, from Anne and Moille and Mrs. Albert Berger, Beloved mother, SADIE MILDRED ROCKOWITZ, from pert, Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Bercovltz. AR1l-fUR EINSTEIN, from- Mr. JAFFE, from Mr. and Mrs. J. Mrs. Rose MacDonald, Anne Jani- (ConUnaecl on Pap IS) PBATUBBS 1.uz· ff N 8TNAG001JB DO:NATIOlfB .,. Some mcm.thli .asc, at 'ibe N~vele O~e· . 8~ ... I,;,. Memory Of ..• • . In Memory 91 ... Temple .Beth Israel Rellgtoua .. Counu-, -~ub, l!lllenvWe, N. (ConUnaed from Pap U) :r., G. Caldarone, Mrs. MolliePresel, Henry Sack; Mr. and Mrs. Jack School, Mr. Leonard Sheer• Mr. Sadie and Pearl Jacobs, Miss Jda_ . Platkln, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hyman J. Malin, ¥r. Max Alperin, llll fn~ J~U: ~:_:~ In Memory of ... Mr. Harry Winkleman, Dr. Morris Ill their Saf._rt LoUJ)le, offt!l'ed tbru Glantz. Hamin, Mr. and' Mrs, Joseph lf. Frank, Mr. ·and Mrs. Jack Prtts- Upsitz, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin ker, . • L. Keller, Mrs. Eva Melnick,Mrs. ii I . midnight. It scored aucb·a bit with BER1lfA SCHL~BERG, from H. Libman, Mr. Henry Oelbaum, . the Swerling, Mrs. fda White, Mr. and I ' resort vacationers tbat Claude Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mamls, Mrs. Mrs. Richard Misch, Mr,andMrs. Beloved father, PHILIP TEV­ Mr. Frank F. Swartz, Mr, Myer HoPtlna, one ·or the irreat names Hattie Max, Mr. and Mrs. Israel Danief Jacobs, Mrs. LouisRunen- EROW, from Mr. JosepbTeverow, Prltsker, Mr. Irving Chandler, 1n day who Edelstein, Mrs. Sarah Weiss, Mr. i modern: muatc, stars berg, Mrs. Rose A. Gerber, Mrs. FANNIE VIGO, from Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Charlfson, •.,, In the feature, baa now been sign- and Mrs. Max J. Richter, Mr. and Jacob Ernstof, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mrs. Leo H. Rosen, Mr. David Schonfeld, • eel to remain tbru Oc:tober at the Mrs. William Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. year round vacation resort. With Ira Galkin, E. M. Irons Asso­ Ruttenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Louis - GD'T8 TO TD iGD M. Berman, Bernard and Anita FREIDA WEISS, Paterson, BNDOWlllBNT FUND Hopktns are Individual Jazz stars elates, Inc., Dr. and Mrs. Samuel N. J" from Mr, and Mrs. Frank and suest solo llll8ers who offer ' I. Kennison, Mrs. Wllltam Amber, Berman, Harvey and Anne Berman, E. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. J aclc Plat­ Mr. George Gerber in memory their talents as long as the cele- Mr. and Mrs, A. Halpen, Mr. and Samuel and Bea Gillson, Edward kin, Mr. and Mrs, Leo H. Rosen. of beloved wife, ROSE GERBER. 1111 brants at the hotel desire to re- Mrs. Harry Fowler, Mrs. Samuel and Rita Zamll, Margaret and Mrs. A. Lloyd Bazelon in mem- ; main awake, Join In and merely Newburger, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Henry Sack, Mr. and Mrs, Archie EUGENE WEINBAUM, from ory of beloved father, ALFRED H•• GILSTEIN. enjoy the tunes. The feature 11 a Weinstein, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Chaset, Dr, and Mrs. llie Berger, Mr. and Mrs. Max Pollack, Mr. companion piece to the offering Krauss, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldshine, and Mrs, Benjamin H. Millman, Mrs, Pearl Rosen, Bronx,N.Y.. of name talent shows In the star- Narva, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ber­ Mr. Edward Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. Beloved brother, GEORGE in memory of beloved husband. j; dust Room, the hotel's nightclub covitz, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Is Leo H. Rosen, Mr. and Mrs. Sid- WEISMAN, from Mr, and Mrs, LOUIS ROSEN. I; sector. Madowsky, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ney Zisserson, Mr. Al Garofalo, Julius Weisman. Mr. Otto Gottschalk in memory ► of beloved parents, BEN CARL and ,-i ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;,I Engle, Ben and Cell Elman, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Louis Fain, Dr. and JACK WERNICK, Brighton PEARLS _ IIADS Rose Rubin. BERniAROSAGOITSCHALK•• Mrs. Joseph H. Kolodney, Mr, and Mass., from Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Miss Anita Mollo and Mrs, ~ llUTllUNG, AND ICNOTTaD Beloved sister, BERniA t • Cultured Pearls SCHL~BERG, from Mr. and Mrs, Ira S. Galkin, Mr. Antonio PrleS • Rose O'Brien in memory of .,. • Beautiful Clups Mrs. Samuel A. Cohen. Garofalo, Waterproof Paint&Var- IDA WILLIS, from Mrs. Mata JOSEPH L, PORT. MOLLIE SHAPIRO, from Mr. nlsh Co., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Salomon. Mrs, Betty Temkin In memory !II WOODMAN'S and Mrs. Nathan Fink, Mr. and Mason, Fall River, Mr, and Mrs. Beloved M01lfER, from Mr, of beloved husband , LOUIS J. i II llddy at. ,A 1477 Mrs. Julius Weisman, Mr. and Reuben Salle, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Samuel Specter, TEMKIN. .,. Mrs. Charles S. Bochner. Goldenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beloved mother, MRS. MAR- Mrs. Sadie Popkin In memory R. ROBERT SHAPIRO, from Leven, Mr, and Mrs, Charles of beloved husband, RUBEN POP­ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Comras, Mr, Rouslln, Mr, and Mrs. Samuel N. VIN MUINIK, from Mr, and Mrs. KIN, Saturday EYenlng 5-8 P.M. and Mrs. Samuel Salmanson, Ada Deutch, Mr, and Mrs, Jacob 1. Gllben Wasserman. Mrs. Cella Rose, BUFFET SUPPER and George Carson, Mr. and Mrs. Felder, Mr. and Mrs, Louis Gar- Beloved PARENTS, from Mr. ay Cancllall1ht finkel, Mrs. Sally Brown, Mr. and and Mrs. Abraham W. Foster. BEQUEST FAaULOUI DIISIRTS Louis Goldstein and Joyce, Mrs. Pauline Lofslcy, Mr, and Mrs. Beloved brother of MISS MISS DUTTON'S Samuel Gereboff, Mr, and Mrs, Mrs, Lester Asher, Mr. and Mrs, FLORENCE GOLDSTEIN, from Estate of Israel Dlclcens, $1,000. Jack Dress, Betty and J a c le Maurice Fox, Dr. and Mrs, Albert Mr, and Mrs. Raphael Kelman. DI 1-5ffS Berger, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Broadman. Rice, Mrs. Ella Abrams, Mr, and ,;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;; DORA SHARFMAN, Tucson, Arizona, from Mr, andMrs.Harry Mrs. Leo Grossman, Lamps, Fix­ Fowler. ture & Wallpaper Depanments of SAYLES AVE., PAWTUCKET OAK HILL PLAT ABE SHEINBERG, from Miss City Hall Store, Mrs.SamuelNew­ EXQUISITE COLONIAL RESIDENCE Distinctive Eth\!! Stone. burger, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beloved grandmother on her Engle, Employees of City Hall ~ 8 Room Colonial birthday, ZLOTTA SHINDLER Store, Miss Evelyn lanuclllo, Mr. Four bedrooms, su11l'OOffl, from Carolyn and Susan Mon~ Howard I. Lipsey. ope11 porch, Shein, PAUL S. Sll..VERMAN, from Double garage. Cor11er locatio11. NETI"Y SHORE, from Mr. and Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Kennison, In Superior Condition Mrs. Jona Leach. Mr. an d Mrs, A• Halpen. MAX SIEGAL, from Mr. and ST. LOUIS - PRICE -.. Mrs ... Nathan Samors Mrs c Beloved brother, PAUL s. - REALTORS - Joseph Fox, Mrs. Maurlce ·L;Fo,C:- · -SILV.ERMAN, from Mt. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lipsey, Mr. George Silverman. PA 6-2244 and Mrs. Mitchell Emers, Grace ES1lfER SORGMAN·; from Mr, Gammelll, Mr. and Mrs, Raymond! and Mrs. Samuel Jacobs, Mrs. 'A..V••A'""l..-~WJ..TJTJL.WJ...TJ..rJ.TJ..."J.TJ.TJ.TJ..~WJ...TJ..TJ.T.Lll.TJPDI Ben Jamin Brenner, Mrs. J u I e s Sorgman, Mrs. SadJe Jacobs,Mrs, ht FLOOR Uv1q room, dln1DC room, We kitchen break· Moille Presel, Misses Sadie and fut room, We lavette, rear acreen porch. • Automobile Liability Insurance Pearl Jacobs, 2nd FLOOR three lar1e bedroom., tlle hath. FREDA STIEGEL, from Mr. two bedroom. and full bath. and Mrs. Rubin Sugarman, Mr. 3rd FLOOR • FIRE - ·THEFT - COLLISION and Mrs. WUllam Lipsey, Mr. and Fireplace, Ook Floors, Oil Steam Heat, Two Stal/ Garage Mrs. Barney Mayberg, Mrs. Sylvia . • ALL CASES :::- AU,. AGES Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL • ASSIGNED RISK CASES Deutch, Mr, and Mrs.Julius Weis­ man, Mr. and Mrs, I, G. Chorney, WILLIAM C. CARDEN, Realtor • ALL NECESSARY FILINGS Mr. and Mrs. Israel Luber. Beloved mother, ROSE STONE PA 2-2788 PA 3-3890 from Miss Ethel Stone. ' • Motor Truck Long Haul Liability Insurance MORRIS SWERDLICK, Everett, Mass., from Joseph and Edith Perlow. MAY TARLE, from Mr. and s Duncan B. Campbell Co. Mrs. Samuel J. Kolodney, Co­ workers of Mrs. Ruth Sheffield, B 9 South Angell Street at Wayland Square Dept, of Employment Security, R ProYdence, R. I. PL 1-3312 - 3 - 4 LOUIS J. TEMKIN, from Mr. and Mrs, Leo H. Rosen, Mr. and THE I STATE BALLET OF RHODE ISLAND Mrs. Samuel I. Mamls, Mr, and Mrs. Louis Fain, Mr. and Mrs. · Presents pupils of Louis Madowslcy, Mr. and Mrs. George J. Berger, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rouslin, Mr. and Mrs. ..../.Jerci and m,1e:J mar:Jchn Samuel N. Deutch, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Weisman, Dorothy and Nor­ in a man London, Mrs, Rose Efros, Mrs. Rose A. Gerber, Mrs. Jacob Ernstof, Mr, and Mrs. Jacob I. Felder, Mr, and Mrs. Leonard IJaffet Concert Engle, Mrs. SadJe Pon, Mrs, Rose Rubin, Mrs, Charles Brier, Mr. East Pro•idence High School-Sun., May 21, 3:00 P.M. and Mrs, Hyman Brosofslcy, Mr, and Mrs, David Pollock, Mr. Harry -PROGRAM- 1 Komlnslcy, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Resnick, Mr. Franlc J. Darman, 'Strauss Variations'-'Kolo'-'Three Graces' Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Salmanson, Mr. and Mrs, Ira Robinson, Mr. and · and Mrs. Morris· Katz, Mrs, Mar- "LITTLI RID RIDING HOOD'' - A Children's ...... In One Act tha Fruit, Miss Mai::garet Camp­ ORCHESTRA-CONDUCTED by MARTIN FISCHER I bell, Mr. and Mrs. Mllton Dubin­ Tickets et Avery Plano Co., sky, Mr. and Mrs.Aaron Burrows, Weybosset It., Providence Dr. and Mrs. Ille Berger, Mr. and DONATIONS ADUL Tl-$2.00; CHILDRIN-$1.SO Mrs, Max J. Rlchter, Mr,andMrs, . ::·i

..... A · Herald ad always - gets the best results-our subscribers com­ ... SILVER- prise an active buying market. '°...O> Electric Co; ,,; Electrical Contractors HaYe You Tried . ~ . 628 BROAD STREET •- CR~PE SUZETTE MUSICAL REVIEW form Achievement tests · in He­ ; ~dustrial - Commerc;lal The Summit Avenue P.T.A. will brew be given in all schools dur­ ;.,; and Residential -at Di MAIO'S · present· as its fund raising event ing the last week of May. The ad­ -e GA 1-6864 RIVERSIDE Open Mondays for the year a musical review, ministering of these national tests Q "Slightly Off - Broadway" on will enable Providence schools to Monday, and Tuesday at 8 P.M. in relate local achievement to na­ f the school auditorium. tional norms and also to establish • EVERYTHING'S The Production committee In­ norms In Hebrew achievement for ~ - cludes Mr. and Mrs. Art Torg, local schools. • SHIPSHAPE! George Price, Mrs. C 1 are n c e Or choose 1111 from our iii Home, Milton Ettinger. Mrs. Mar­ NEW RITULARIUM many A MAGNIFICENT LAKE, . a vin Greenberg, Mrs. H. Leonard The new, Rltularlum, or Mlkvah, superbly =· fisherman's paradise, a white Is now open and ready for use, it restored sand beach, a boatman's Waldman, Mrs. Eugene White, models. ~ , Mrs. J. Lee Bonoff, Melvin Silver­ was announced by the Daughters Buy or dream, beautiful lawns & old trade trees, luscious foods (dietary man, and Mrs. Paul Field. Also of Israel, the sponsoring group. ... at rn assisting are Mr. and Mrs. Ger­ This Mikvali, located at 688 Broad tremendous "'! laws), entertainment, a fine savings. iii orchestra, a splendid day camp shon Salhanick, Mel Paynor, Sayre Street, has been tiled in decorator Full Q for junior, a teenage program, Summer, Mrs. Nathaniel Gold­ colors, and Is equipped with two guarantee. Easy· Terms _ 0 a congenial atmosphere and 128 No. Main St., stein, Mrs. Melvin Silverman, Mrs. seperate showers, baths and dress­ Faln's Bldg., EL 1~568 hosts who really care, these It =1111 Richard Sondler, Mrs. Leonard Ing rooms. Is expected to serve Open· 9.5 - Wed. 9-9 are the . things that· make ours Levin, Mrs. William Humphries, the women of Rhode Island and Frff Parking iii a different, exciting vacation experience. Mrs. Jack Bresler, Morton Paige, nearby Mass. and Conn. =~ Mrs. Sydney Factor, Larry Gold­ Appointments may be made by · enberg, and Lyle Fain. calling PL 1-0961. The program will consist of Reacn• Now for LEBANON, CONN, • Tel,: NIAGARA 2-1591 DECORATION DAY skits, solos, duets, and dance NAMED CHAIRMAN Joe & S7l•ia Tannenbaum, Ownerabip-Mct, routines performed by students of Miles Goldberg of Temp.le the Joan Ann McGee Dance Emanuel Men's Club has been Studios. named general chairman of the THE committee to plan the ninth an­ DISCRIMINATING Jewish Home For The Aged of Rhode Island PIONEER WOMEN CLUB I nual banquet and sports awards The Pioneer Women, Club 1, will night of the R. I. Jewish Bowl­ MAN SCHEDULE OF hold their regular meeting on ing Congress. RESIDENTS ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS Thursday at I :30 P.M . at the Merlyn Rodyn of the Brother­ thinks of Sun Life of Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel. hood of Temple Beth El, congress Canada when he thinks of FOR MAY 1961 president, also named George The gUest speaker will be Mrs. life insurance because he Saul Feinberg who recently visit­ Konisky of the Profa Beda league, SPECIAL EVENTS knows that the Sun Life is Tues. May 2-Program Committee Meeting of Sholom ed Israel. Her topic will be "Pio­ Len Waldman of the Bud Trlnkel LeagUe and Charles Stem, duck­ one of the world's great Bayls Club - Recreation Room . . . , , ...... 1:30 P .M . neer Women and Israel." A cof­ fee hour will follow. pin division tournament chair­ life insur:rnce companies Wed. May 3-Ladles Association - Auditorium , . . . 1:30 P .M . The new slate of officers for the man, to the planning committee. and that its up-to-date Thurs. May -&-Lag B'Omer Outing Program ...... coming year will be presented by BAZAAR AND AUCTION policy plans are backed by Tues. May 9-Lecture Serles, Rabbi Morris Schuss- Mrs. Charles Lappin, chairman of 89 yea rs of experience in helm - SynagogUe ~ ...... 10:00 P .M . nominations. She was assisted by The Men's Club of Temple Beth her committee, Mrs. Alter Boy­ David will hold their annual Ba­ the public service. Wed. May IO-Party sponsored by Ladles Associa­ zaar and Auction on Saturday at tion, Mrs. Samuel Perlman, Chairman, Mrs. man, Mrs. P. M. Phillips, Mrs. Harry Beck, Mrs. Samuel Brodsky, 8 :30 P.M., and on Sunday at 2:30 I Harry Cohn, Co-Chairman - Auditorium ... : . . 1:30 P.M. and Mrs. Peter Banks. P.M. and 8:30 P .M. I' Thurs. May 11-Sholom Bayls Club Meeting - Audi- The 'Committee Is headed by Ray :30 P .M. torium ...... 1 DONORS LUNCHEON Muffs, chairman, and Charlie Kli­ berg, co-chairman. Other officers Tues. May IS-Admissions Committee Meeting - Pawtucket and Central Falls Recreation Room ...... 7:30 P.M. are Pete Feinstein, treasurer; Nat Hadassah will hold their annual Kniager, refreshments: Bob Clark, Wed. May 17-Ladles Association Board Meeting - Donor's Luncheon on Monday at Auditorium ...... 1:30 P.M. decorations; Isadore Worl, tickets; 12:30 P.M. in the Garden Room Ray Muffs, publicity, Max Tlppe, Wed. May 17-Blrthday Party - Auditorium ...... 7:00 P.M. of the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel. games; Bill Knopkln, secretary, Thurs. May 18-Party sponsored by Hope Lll'lk Order Chairmen of · the day are Mrs. and Cy Goldenberg, Charles Co­ of the Golden Chain, Mrs. ,Le·o Greenberg, William Fellner, and Mrs. Mervin hen, Herbie Wagner, Al Glad­ Elliot F. Slack Chairman - Auditorium '...... I :30 P.M. Bolusky assisted by Mesdames stone, Eugene Cornfield, Ben Kenheth Stelngold, Milton Rlgel­ 1019 Industrial Bank Bldg. Sun. May Zl-First Day Shavuos Lewis and Henry Matzner. haupt, Edwin Wells, Joseph Sch­ DE 1-2422 Mon. May Z~Second Day Shavuos wartz, Eugene Schwartz, and Al­ WHAT CHEER LODGE Tues. May 23-Sholom Bayls Club Meeting - Audi- bert Max. A business meeting of What I represent the Sun Life As­ torium ...... 10 :30 P.M. Mrs. Victor Schlesinger and Cheer Lodge No. 24, Knights of surance Company of Canada. Pythias will be held at Castle Hall Our modern plans ca·n be Wed. May 2-&-Party sponsored by Ladles Associa­ Mrs. Robert Levine, the New Eng­ tailored to fit yuur own in­ tion, Mrs. Samuel Perlman, Chairman, Mrs. land Regional president and vice­ on Monday, at 8 P.M. dividual needs. May I dis­ president, will be guests of honor. Harry Cohn, Co-Chairman -Auditorium ...... 1:30 P.M. MELAVEH MALKE cuss some of these pla ns wit.h A feature of the afternoon will be you? There is no obligation, Wed. May 2-&-The Winn Choral Group - Audi- a tribute to the New Life Mem­ Congregation Shaare Zedek will of course. torium ...... 7 :30 P.M. bers by Mrs. Samuel Rlgelhaupt. hold a Melaveh Malke on Satur­ day at 9 P. M. at the synagogUe. Thurs. May 25-Monthly Meeting Board of Trustees A Life Membership will be award­ SUN LIFE OF CANADA 11 - Auditorium ...... 8:00 P.M. ed by the Youth Commission A gUest rabbi will be present. chairman, Mrs. Milton Rosen. I REGULAR ACTIVITIES The Orgay Zemer Troupe Every Monday through Friday - Physiother-

-~ 1 ..-r:-"---..:...-- ...• DANCE FOB SINGLES 18 and 35, on May H between 8 Beverly Kwasha w1lJ entertain The Young People's League of P .M. and 12 P .M. at the temple. with the. "Best of Broadway" show Temple B'nat Moshe, 1845 Con: • Music will be by Marty · Kaye tunes, accompanied , by Robert \ =monwealth Avenue, Br 1 g h ton , and his orchestra. Kaplan. := Mass., w1ll sponsor a dance, "Mid­ Mrs. Herbert Woolf w1ll install .,;- May Madness", for single men TO INSTALL OFFICERS the· officers. They are Mesdames Let's Make Up "'4 and women between the ages of The Cranston Chapter of Had­ Benjamin Me 111 o n , president; assah w1ll hold its Annual Meet­ Hayvls Woolf, George Roitman, BJ' lack Stein ~ Ing and installation of officers on Harold Koslow, and Leonard Solo­ MAKE-UP ARTIST DORIC DAY Monday, at Mama Olso's Restau­ mon, vice presidents; Bernard Summer Camp rant in Cranston. Lunch will be Wexler, f 1 nan c 1 a 1 secretary; served at 12: 15 P .M. Mrs. Leonard Walter Chucnln, recording secre­ 141 l'olltlac Avenue, Cranston Solomon Is chairman of the after­ noon. tary; ~ward Wasser, correspond­ The Eyes Have It St4lfe Licefl,ed • Ctttilied Teoc• Ing secretary, and Bernard Mar­ Regardless of the season, a first, then apply mascara on the 17,IOI SQUARI fllT Of WI IPICIALIZI IN great deal of emphasis ts placed top of the lashes by brushing INCLOIID PLAY ARIA golis, treasurer. TYPING • MIMIOORAPHINO on malctng the eyes look brighter downward. Allow to dry for a • Swlmmlna Pool • Hlkea IIOOKKIIPINO and larger. It ls not only important minute or two, then brush on aar Mltnalt • Pknlc Area • CNaUve Play to make-up the eyes for the fash­ mascara with an upward motion. • Beat Pertocla • Indian Lore AMWNlllne-lllYftatleM ~? ionable look, but it ls used to en­ Apply to the upper lashes only. - IIALANCID HOT MIALI - HE0.1£ FINEMAN A ...: J to I YNn We Ho•e E•erything hance the beauty of them. 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To make your own lashes learn to frame your eyes as you MARK WEINBERG custom furrier, inc. look extra heavy, powder them would a beautiful picture. 290 We&tmjnster Street • GA81)ee 1-8096 Torah Umesorah ~ ~ Seeks Federal Aid 1~~=$o.=====c====i11.=t=u=====~7' _ NEW YORK - Emphasizing NOW! that more than 50,000 pupils are (Continued From Page 15) now attending about 250 elemen- Engagement Announcement tary and secondary Hebrew Day Up to 8 years Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rosen- Schools In 26 states at an annual . berg of 23 Timothy Drive, West cost of $25,000,000, the National Hartford, formerly of Providence, Society for Hebrew Day Schools to finance announce the engagement of their _ known as Torah umesorah - daughter, Roberta, to Sheldon S . last week asked congress to ln­ Frankel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira elude religious schools in the bill education costs ... M . Frankel. of 526 Wilson Street, to provide Federal aid to the na- Falrfleld. tlon's public schools. Miss Rosenberg will graduate from the University of Connect!- The Administration measure ex­ with an cut in June. She Is a member of eludes aid to private religious Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority. schools on grounds such aid would Mr. Frankel graduated from the violate the Constitutional prtncl­ Industrial National Universlty of Connecticut in Jan- pie of seperatlon of church and uary. He was a member of Tau state. Epslon Phi Fraternity and will at- The Torah Umesorah state­ tend B o s to n University Law ment, which was submitted to the School in September. Senate Labor and Public Welfare Student An August wedding Is planned. Committee and the House Educa- · Wedding Anniversary Party tion and Labor sub-committee, as- A party was given in honor serted that restriction of the Fed­ of the 35th wedding anniversary era! aid program to the public of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Baker of schools· only, as proposed in the 799 Elmwood Avenue by their Administration blll, would be dis­ Loan children, Mrs. Earle Resnick, Mrs. crimlnation "against religiously Wllliam Sweet of Fairlawn, N. J., orientated schools" which have and Jason Baker of Boston, at "enriched" the educational system • Lindy's Restaurant on April 22. in the United States. More than 35 guests attended. The statement rejected the ar- Third Child gument that Federal aid to re- You may apply for an Industrial You can apply any time for an Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hornstein ligious schools was contrary to the National Student Loan for any amount Industrial National Student Loan. It announce the birth of their third first amendment of the Con­ child and first son, Adam Jon, on stitution. up to $10,000 to cover education costs. can cover tuition, room and board, April 7. And you can take up to twice the length laboratory fees and other related ex­ Maternal grandparents are Mr. DONOR'S LUNCHEON and Mrs. Morris Goldstein of Wil­ A brother a.nd sister team, Lil­ of the- course to repay the loan : two penses at any school or college. cox Avenue, Pawtucket and ma­ lian and Alfred Lee, wlll present a years on a one-year course - up to Want more information? Visit your ternal great-grandmother ls Mrs. program of music •and song at the Fanny Primack. Cranston Jewish Center on Wed­ eight years on a four-year course! nearest Industrial National office. Dinner Party nesday, May 17, at the donor's Any parent, relative, guardian, or A dinner party was given in luncheon sponsored by the Sister­ honor of Benjamin H. Trlnkel at hood of the Center. responsible sponsor may apply for an Ballard's Restaurant on Wed­ Miss Lee, a lyric soprano, was Industrial National Student Loan. nesday evening. graduated from the New England Industrial Mr. Trinkel was presented with Conservatory of . Music and has When your loan is granted, borrower's NATIONAL BANK a Masonic ring by his employees performed with the New England In appreciation for his guidance Opera Theatre, Actor's Theatre life is insured so that continuation of · and advice. and Boston Opera Guild. education is assured. Thirty-seven employees of the Alfred Lee has a master's de­ m'en's furnishings department of gree from Yale University and has the Outlet Co., of which Mr. been on tour in Europe for two Trlnkel was a buyer, were present. years.

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