lsr_ael Should Keep Territorial Gains, Declares Prof. Samuel Eliot Morison Bm,TON, Mass. - Profes­ "All-the promises made to Is­ sor Samuel Eliot Morison of Har­ rael have been broken by the UN vard, Pulitzer Prize-winning his­ and others ," Morison said. torian, declared last week that "Th~y naturally want boundaries THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEW/SH WEEKLY IN R. /. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. "Israel must not be pressured which are more logical and de­ Into rvlng up Its territorial fensible. gains' from the war with the "The touchy and dlfflcul t VOL. LI, NO. 17 FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1967 15¢ PER COPY 16 PAGES Arabs. He said that "the only problem Is that of the Arab refu­ guarantee Israel has of getting gees. Israel cannot take them all llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIUIIIIIIIII more defensible frontiers" ts to without the danger of a fifth Col­ retain certain areas secured in umn In Its midst. The Arab colDl­ ·GJC Reports $2.3-Million Contributed, Home Residents Give battle. trles ere not overpopulated, how­ ever, and the United States and $106. 25 For Israel "Isr:ael should have more than the UN might help the matter with $850,000 Sent UJA, Telethons Planned Residents of the Jewish she has had," Morison said, "in­ funds for resettling the refu- WI th extremely generous rael Emergency ~nd In the past Home for the Aged tn Rhode . eluding the mouth of the Gulf of gees." · pledges and cash continuing to 10 day~. that more Is being given Island, not to be outdone by Aqaba, while she should be wlll­ Morison said that Israel did pour In day by day, official s at every day and that pledges and other residents of the Greater lng to give up a good part of the not force Arabs out of Palestine the ·General Jewish Committee contributions continue to pour Providence area, have made a Sinai Peninsula. She should have during the 1948 war but that Pa­ today reported that total contri­ Into GJC headquarters from per- spontaneous collection for Is- all of Jerusalem and part of the lestinians chose to emigrate In butions to the United Jewish Ap­ sons of all walks of life. rael. west bank of the Jordan River." the hope they would return behind peal Israel Emergency Fund now He made a s trong plea for Im- Al though the residents of Morison added that Israel victorious Arab forces. That vic­ exceed $2,300,000. mediate payment to· matnratn the the home have no wa ges , just might give Jordan a corridor to tory never came, he said, and They emphasized that this Is by flow of vitally- needed cash to Is- spending money, they gathered the Mediterranean Sea but shoul d Nasser fomented lDlrest by-prom­ . no means a final figure since all rael. Pledges Include contrlbu- together their quarters and not be expected to leave her bor­ ising the refugees he would de­ prospects have not been reached. tlons to the regular GJC cam- dimes and through Bernard ders vulnerable to a recurrence stroy Israel and return them to Staff members and volunteers are patgn, which usually ls conducted Entman, executive director of of armed attacks by Jordan In the their homelands. working practically around the In the fall, and special extra gifts the Home, contributed $106.25 future. "Nobody should expect a defi­ clock to complete the campaign for the UJ A Emergency Fund. to the UJ A Israel Emer gency He stressed the importance of nite peace after this war ... Mori­ before the end of the month. Rober t A. Rlesman, general Fund. allowing Israel to retain control son said. "The Arabs will desire Judge Frank Licht, GJC ·pres­ campaign chairman, said that the Along with the contribution of the Gulf of Aqaba since the vengeance just as they have his­ ident, said that $850,000 from the response here ha s set an example and their prayers was a note United Nations "took a hands-off torically been nourishing hatred Providence Jewish . community for the entire country. UJA off!- saying that "because we live policy" after the UAR blocked the for the Israelis from one gener­ has been presented to_the UJA Is- clals report that the momentum in the Home; there ts no rea- Strait of Tiran. ation to another. ,. of giving ls being duplicated In s on to feel · 1e ss deeply about Jewish communtties throughout Israel ." B'II R · T B B • d E t 'Time' Discusses · the country. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIUIIIII I y ose O e une -- xecu ors Joseph Galkin, executive di- BERYL SEG L rector of the GJC, announced that A f. II ttl M I C t D' Launching Of War telethons to contact prospective HAS GONE ma y se e auso eum OS 1spute NEW YORK , N.Y .-Time contributors will be held during ON VACATION NEW OR magazine s ays Israel scarcely the next few weeks on Tuesday, "FROM FRIDAY y K-A dispute over When It ls completed, prob­ denies any longer that s he started Wednesday and Thursday eve- the amown that shoul d be spent ably In September, the mau­ the shooting that erupted Into war nlngs from 7 to 9:30 o'cloc_k by TO FRIDAY" on a mausoleum for the late Billy soleum. which was agreed to on with her Arab neighbors. volunteers et telephones In GJC Will APPEAR AGAIN Rose, who died on Feb. 10, 1966 , Friday, will be 20 feet wide, 15 The decision to launch the headquarters In the Strand Build- IN THE HERALD ha s delayed his Interment. He feet deep and 20 feet high. It wlll have three art or stained-glass war, according to the current ts- Ing. STARTING IN SEPTEMBER may be burled this fall. )J sue Of Time; was made at a se- _:.:______Lawyers representing Mr. windows with Impressions of the ~======.,===== trees In the Bllly Rose Art Gar­ cret meeting of the Israeli Cab!- Rose'sb rwo sisters, who are r e- net on June 4, the day before the New Orthodox· Congregat,·on sponsl le as next of kin for the dens that sra-,d on seven acres fighting began. burial arrangements, and an at- around the Na ti on al Museum of h I torney who is serving as one of Is rael In Jerusalem. A bronze At the meeting, t e magaz ne Pl r C I b t M three executors of the estate of . says, officials discussed whether ans '0 e e ra e erg er plaque on the center of the mau­ to launch a "pre-emptive" war the multf.milllonatre showman, soleum floor will be a replica of before the massing Arab armies The merger of Congregations chairman of Congregation Sbaare have agreed tha~the mausoleum a medal given to Mr. Rose by the attacked. Shaare Zedek and Sons of Abra- Zedek, drew up the contract and should cost $60,000. Government of Israel for arr Foreign Minister Abba Eban ham will be celebrated on Sunday, assisted In merger negotiations. In addition to providing for the works valued at $!-million he argued against the attack, and June 25, at 7 p.m. In the vestry of The new Orthodox congrega- large st mausoleum ever built In contributed to the museum. asked for further diplomatic ef- Congregation Shaare Zedek. Leo tlon , to be called Congregation Westchester HIii s Cemetery, the forts to resolve Israel's mounting Greenberg ls chairman of the Shaare Zedek-Sons of Abraham, e state has agreed to pay $45,000 Earlier this year, lawyers problems, according to the maga- event. will be housed In the present for a plot large enough to accom- were s till moving through legal zlne. The Defense Minister, Maj. Shaare Zedek building at 688 odate 80 average-slzed graves, entanglements surrounding set- Gen. Moshe Dayan, ls said to Charles Dickens , Shaare Ze- Broad Street. Its Talmud Torah which measure 10 by 3 feet. tle$3;nt of the estate, estimated have Insisted that the safety of de k pre s Iden t , and Stanley wing will be used by both after- Perpetual care of the grass at -million. A dispute and cost Israel would permit no delay. Peirce, president of Sons of noon Hebrew schools. The and the mausoleum on the plot cb1elkling for the mausoleum Abraham, formally announced the present faculty of each s chool will cost $19,000 according to oc ed the way to burial of Mr. The magazine says that "any merger, which was proposed sev- will be retained, with David Mer- Henry Ziegler, an official of the Rose. •Russo-Arab attempt to make cap- era! months ago. The boards of mel steln and Mrs. Abraham Chill Stephen Wise Free Synagogue , Mr. Rose's rwo sisters , Mrs.

Ital out of that will not likely directors of both congregations In charge of the school. 0 which owns and operates the Polly Gottlieb of Beverly Hills, make much headway among the - met separately and together to Congregation Shaare Zedek cemetery. Calif., and Mrs. Miriam Stern rest of the delegates" to the cons ider merging, under the was formed in 1954 as a result of The mausoleum will be made who lives here, were negotiating United Nations General Assembly chairmanship of Louis Trostonoff the merger of three orthodox of Carolina granite In the Faso- burial arrangements when execu- that convened Saturday. "The of Sons ofAbraham and Na than congregations displaced by a mu- lino Monument yards, Woodside, tors of the estate objected to the Arabs, after all, have for 19 Rosenfield of Shaare Zedek. The nlclpal reconstruction project In Queens. Construction engineers amount they planned to spend. years Insisted that they were In a entire membership of each syna- South Providence. They were already have begun work on the The executors are Morris 'state of war' with Israel, and gogue attended _other meetings, Congregation Beth Israel Anshel foundation for the mausoleum, Shllensky, a lawyer, Arthur Can- were clearly massing for their and voted overwhelmingly for the Austria, The South Providence which will stand oil the 4,255- tor, a theatrical producer and own first strike from the Sinai combination. David Hassenfeld, Hebrew Congregation and Con- square-foot plot at the cemetery press agent, and Charles Wohl - when the war began," Time says. · legal counsel and public relations gregatlon Tlfereth Israel. In Ardsley. stetter, a Wall Street broker. 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111n1111111111111111 Letters From Children In Israel Reassure Rhode Island Parents The few Rhode Islanders who plane, before the United States sleep. 1 and tanks. T he troops were head­ " It's so strange: we see the were in Israel when war broke clamped down on citizens' travel " .. . We landed in Paris two ed for up here. This ts actually bombs falling but we see no out stayed there, · Jgnorlng the to the Middle East. Herschel hours late only to find out that the last front. The way they baby wounded soldiers, no damage', no hasty ext t of many other non- Is­ Handler Is a USY leader and area war had broken out In Israel . Af­ us Is unbelievable. Al though the sadness. Here our bunker is alive raelis from the country. Rhode advisor In New York and on Long ter an eight hour delay we re­ fighting ls only two miles f,om with music, cardgames, bugs, Island parents have begun to hear . Island. He noted In his first Jetter boarded only to I and In Athens, here it seems much more distant. dust, good food , no bathroom, from their sons and daughter s home; written aboard the El Al where we spent the night and all The Israelis are on the offense; electric lights, mosquitoes. , • • again, by letter, cable and tele­ plane, that a6out 50 of his i.JSYers of Tuesday. Finally, Tuesday the Syrians retreating. The Leba­ · I'm very happy to be here. I phone. came to see him off. On Thurs­ night we left Athens for Tel Aviv. ne se are friendly; we travel promise that If there Is any real Mrs. Harry El kln's daughter, day, June 8, he wrote: Aboar d our plane were the six through their territory . . . . dan~er I'll leave. Abby Richter, wrote her of "the "Finally arrived at my desti­ ranking. members of the French There really ls nothing to worry 'The kibbutz ts very modern courage and the bravery and the nation . . . . We're located In Parliament, the Rothschild fami­ about. They keep us In she I ters and very rich. It has hundreds of sense of dedlca tlon to the Idea of the upper Galilee region, about ly, top US and French newsmen, Just In case any shells shoul d acres, seve~al different crops, the survival of Israel" which six miles from Syria and six Is raeli air force pilots, other misfire. The troops ' are based thousands of hens, new gymna­ were Widespread. Capt. Yohal from Lebanon. At this moment, VIPs, and us. What a nearby and they ta! k to us re­ sium, schools and a high school, Richter, her son-In-law, brought the bombs are falling on the flight .... Finally we arrived at garding the war, etc. It really Is post office, a swimming pool, the down a MIG on one of the 13 mountain about rwo miles from Lod at midnight. Naturally It was far removed. So far this kibbutz Jordan, paved roads, a hotel, a flights he made during the short where I am sitting. It's really blacked out and (I have to move to (Kibbutz Kefar Blum) has been clinic, a dentist office, much war. He Is a Mirage pll ot. very exciting. Right after we ar­ the shelter . ..) we had a Jet completely 1D1harmed . , . no much more ... Rabbi and Mrs. Jacob Handler rived, there was an alert, and we fighter escort In. Three planes In damage or Injuries. The country "It Iooks like the war 1 s Just heard from their son, Herschel, Joined the klbbutznlks In their a convoy landed together. We is at war but it's so unreal: cars about over/' he wrote on June 10. who telephoned them end has shelter. Three hours lat~ we left didn' t go through customs but aro, mud covered but shops are "The blackout was lifted tonight written almost daily since he ar­ It for our s helter, a s mall under­ boarded buses Immediately. Went opened, there's a philharmonic ., and for the first time, we're in rived. A fourth-year student at ground blDlker barely big enough to Herzlla and stayed In an old concert In Jerusalem tonight; all rooms, not bomb shelters. The Yeshiva University, he Intends to for 20 people. We are 22, and we aged home. · our exports are being shipped; fighting was at times Jess than study at Hebrew University In Je­ had a bit of a hard time. We "Finally, we came here yes­ rail roads are all opened; the hvc­ 1/2 mile away, but because Israel rusalem. When the crisis began spread 14 mattresses out last terday. On the five hour trip we urles are still available; there was on the offensive, there's al- he left for Israel on . a crowded night In order to have a pl ace to passed troops and more troops are no restrictions. It's fantastic. (Cont!nued on page 15) '.

\ ' I Ben-Gurion Emphasizes. N V Importance Of Nasser I TEL· AVIV-If President ., Gama! Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic agrees to talk with A Israeli leaders, Israel should T give up the Sinai Desert, David I Ben-Gurlon former Israeli Pre­ 0 mier, said In an Interview at, his villa here. N "I have great respect for NYE CHANNIU Nasser," Mr. Ben-Gurlon said. FROM "Nasser Is a patriot who wants to ; do something for Egypt." PETER CHANNELL "We should make an effort to to visit talk with him. If Nasser agrees to talk, we should give up the THE ELEPHANT WALK Sinai." 16 Pine· St. Mr. Ben-Gurlon said that he doubted that Israel would succeed . for unusual gifts In arranging bilateral talks with and gourmet foods each of the Arab states, as the Government has proposed. .

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THE LA WRY COMPANY HEBREW HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - Diplomas from -the Community Hebrew High School were Est. 1922 presented at the 15th annual meeting ot the Bureau-of Jewish Education ot Greater Providence on June 12. Graduates are, from lett, sitting, Deborah Leeman, Shelly Tragar, Elizabeth Spencer and Roberta Sher­ Monuments - Cemetery Lettering man; standing, Steven Bellin, Larry Marks, Jeffrey Bloom, Ethan Adler, Henry Spencer and Alan Schwartz, and also not shown In picture, Marna Sternbach and Mark Levine. Fred Kelman Photo 9 a .m. · 5 p.m. 440 Cranston St. Eves. and Sunday by appt. Providence, R.I. lived In Providence for 14 years Jobless Israelis Urged To Come To U.S. before moving to Chepachet In WASHINGTON - The so­ zation had learned that many Is­ 1948. called "Action Comm! tree on raelis yearn to Immigrate to the He was head bartender !or 12 American-Arab Relations" has U.S. because they are dis­ years at Johnson's Hummocks, asked a number of pro-Israel appointed with the 1ack of op­ and !or the last three years had senators to sponsor legislation to portunities In Israel. been employed at the Klrkbrae d facilitate Immigration of unem­ He said that among them are Country Club, Lincoln. He once ployed Israelis to the United capable young professionals who was the proprietor or Allen's could find useful employment In Drive-In Package Store on Allens States. Avenue. Dr. Mohammed T. Mehdi , areas where the U,S. requires Jacob N. Temkin skllled workers. He was a former member ot head of the Arab propaganda the Providence Lodge ot Elks and group, wrote the senators that H-0,-,N.,.O-,-R-A~G.,...N-ON ot the Providence Lodge, Frater­ there were more than 100,000 NEW YORK-More than 1,- nal Order ot Police. Life Accident - Sickness - Major Medical unemployed Israelis suffering 000 students, faculty members, Besides his wile, he Is sur­ "terrible hardships" and that an officials and trustees of Yeshiva vived by one daughter, Mrs. Den­ exodus of such persons to Amer­ University paid tribute to Israel's nls Pomposelll ot Chepachet; a 469 Angell Street ica would serve a ''purely human­ Nobel Prize winner S. Y. Agnon brother, Hyman Altman ot Miami, ' itarian purpose" and provide "a at a special convocation ceremo­ Fla., and a sister, Mrs. Milton " Providence, Rhode Island better life elsewhere." ny where the famed writer was Altman of Taunton. Dr. Mehdi told at least one awarded the honorary degree of . • • * EL 1-5000 RES. PA 5-2576 senator privately that his organ!- Doctor of Hebrew Letters. JULIUS GRAY Funeral services !or Julius The Mutual Benefit life Insurance Co. Gray ot Dorchester, Mass., who died Tuesday, were held at the ] Stanetsky Chapel, Brookll ne, I. Mass. . DANIEL SWEET the foll owing day at Congregation He Is survived by his widow, Funeral services for Daniel Agudath Achlm In Taunton, Mass. Sadie Gray; a daughter, Mrs. Ben­ SPECIAL sweet, 72, of 14 Diana Drive, Burial was In Mt. Nebo Cemetery, jamin Ross ot Providence, and a Rumford, who died June 14 after Taunton. son, Myer Gray o! Brookline. a two-month l.llness, were held The widow of Alexander Gla­ ANNOUNCEMENT June 16 at the Max Sugarman Me­ ser, she was a daughter of the Cards of Thanks morial Chapel. Burial was In 1ate Abraham and Golda (Sommer­ • Lincoln Park Cemetery. A semi­ MRS. SAM ROSENSCHEIN wishes MARIO Mario Persia is happy to stein) Arkanase. She was born In to thank all her friends for the kind retired pout try broker, he was the Austria and had lived In Boston for expressions of sympathy offered announce the association of two new barbers husband of Sarah (Wlshnevslcy) 30 years and lnWarmlnsterforthe her during her recent bereavement. sweet. 1ast seven years. She had also lived A son of Mrs. Minnie Rosen­ In Taunton for 25 years. The family of the late MARY * The sweet of Rumford and the late She Is survived by four sons, HIRSCM wishet to thank their SCULPT Louis Rosensweet, he was born In Louis of Providence, Abraham of many friends and relotivH for the Providence and lived here most Abington, Paul of Adelphi, Md., kind expressions of sympathy ·in * The of his life. He also lived two and Harry Glaser of Plainfield, their recent bereavement. PROFESSIONAL years In Miami, Fla., and had ADOLPH HIRSCH N. J .: three daughters, Mrs. Jo­ HARO.ID HIRSCH * The been a resident of Rumford for seph Horwitz of Warminster, Mrs. MRS. AUAN BIDA CONTINENT Al the past eight years. Rose Bender of New York City and Survivors are his wife: his Mrs. Samuel Plotkin of Pough­ Unveiling Notices ANGELO STEFANO mother: two daughters, Miss keepsie, N. Y.: two brothers.Reu­ Frances sweet and Miss Ruth The unveiling of a monument in Men who rely on competent and reliable services ben and Louis Arkanase, both of SWeet, and a son, William SWeet, Tatmton; a sister, Mrs. Fannie memory of the late JENNIE BAZAR will notice the professional care and work given all of Rumford; two brothers, Jo­ Garfinkle of Philadelphia, and six will toke place on Sunday, June them in our Salon. 25, at 11 o.m. in Lincoln Park Cem• seph Ross and Irving sweet, both _grandchildren. etery. Relatives and friends are in• of Providence: four sisters, Mrs. vited to attend. Samuel Irving and Mrs. Morris • • • Persia Barber Salon 1 HARRY ALTMAN Wish, both of Providence, and Funeral services tor Harry The unveiling of Cl monument in 3 BRAMAN STREET (Corner Hope) 621-7415 Mrs. Bertha Sheinberg and Mrs. Altman, 53, ot 52 Lake Drive, memory of the late ALBERT 3 Barbers and a Manicurist Richard Brownstein, both of Chepachet, who died Sunday in BRODSK-Y will toke place on Sun• Miami Beach, Fla.: and two Burrillville, were held on Monday day, June 25, at 1 p.m. in Lincoln grandchildren. at the Max Sugarman Memorial Park Cemetery. Relatives a·nd JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER • • • Chapel. BUrlal was In Mt. N eboh friends are invited to attend. MRS. IRVING WEISBERG Cemetery, Taunton. He was the The unveiling of a monument in Word has been received here husband of Laura (Bannister) Alt~ memory of the late NEWE SHOLES SUMMER of the death of Mrs. Tillie (Rosen­ man. will toke place on June 25 at ' thal) Weisberg, of 3408 Pinkney Mr. Altman was born In Taun­ 12: 30 p.m. in Lincoln PClrk Ceme• •Road,.Baltimore, Md. The widow ton, a son at the late Jacob and tery. Relatives and friends are in• -r_,, DAY of Irving Weisberg, she died on Jennie (Deutsch) Altman, and vited to attend. June 12 In Baltimore. Funeral services and burial were held The unveiling of a plaque in memory of the late there the following day. IRVING KOVITCH CAMPS Mrs. Weisberg Is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Shirley will take place on Sunday, June 25 at 2 p.m. ' CAMP CE.\TERu,o Lappin of Providence, Mrs. Alex in Sharon Memorial Park Passen of Frederick, Md., and Sharon, Mass. .-- 5.~:'~:~ ;f- .,,,.,-. Mrs. Jack Silverstein of Balti­ Relatives and friends are invited to attend SmaU fry • S,..Ci•I Pre-School Camp fo, 4 . S yr olds more: two sisters, Mrs. George .. b WUK S(HIDIJU Goldberg and Mrs. Sam L. Le­ /Nnicm • Six M\d S.v-,, '(Hr olds vine, both of Los Angeles and six ~- Eight •nd Nine yH) olds grandchildren. IMl'H.UIS 0N NIA&.1'HY IOOY AND HfAllH'I' MIHD ! Max Sugarman Funeral Ho~e ..\dwnrurc • Ten •nd over . Speci•I Pr•-T••n P,ogr•m • • • --- (AOI MUH II ATTA»a> IY WT. 1, 1ff7) MRS,ALEXANDERGLASER Funeral services for Mrs. Sa­ " THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" TWO -4-WEEK PERIODS -MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS rah (Arkanase) Glaser,83,ofWar­ mlnster, Pa., who died Sunday after -MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION- PERIODS BEGIN :JULY 5.- JULY 31 an Illness of one year, were held 'I CANNOT SING .. .' DE 1-8094 4 5 8 Hope Street DE 1-8636 l#IOtL ,ou1 fll/LO TODA 'I! . PARIS - "At a time when my brothers In Israel are fighting FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUT-OF-STATE FOIi APPUCATIONS Oa INFOaMATION ' for their right to live, I cannot CALL THE J. C. C., 861-2674 IC~ll sing,'' Sammy Davis Jr. said CAU COLLECT alffl• CAWS HI ~ ~ l'f AMUICAfll (AMPING AU0C1A tl0N -~~- when he cancelled a concert at the Olympia Music Hall. 'l. J,.",; ~-- JJ'

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4 11fB RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1967 ., ·10 Brandeis Students To Help In.Harvest WAL11fAM, MASS,-A group enrolled 1n Brandeis' lacob Hiatt ORGANIZATION of m ore than 70 · Brandeis' lnsdtute In Israel, a semester University students are preparing program of studies In Israeli po­ to leave for Israel, lldcal , science and sociology, NEWS ' Another 100 Brandeis students have asked to go to Israel early ue expected to apply for the to help In the harvest. 'The stu­ DVORAH DAY AN CLUB "&mimer Project Program,'' dents, who represent 26 other Fourteen members of the In addll1on, some 50 students unlversldes besides Brandeis, Dvorah Dayan Chlb of Pioneer were scheduled to begin classes Women raised $115 at their final In Israel on July 6. meel1ng of the season, making a 'The University has made total of $665 raised this year. loans available to the students The money has been sent to ls­ who have vohmteered for the r;iel. The meeting was held at the project during the current crisis. home of Mrs. Seymour Block and The loans help meet the $300 Included the Installation. of offi­ rolD!d-trlp air fare to Israel. cers. New officers are Mesdames CALL Mannie Kantor, president: Sey­ COLUMBUS TH1E";_%E mour Block, Samuel Grossman and Charles Bernstein, first, '621,-1289 270 Broadway Prov 621 9660 second and third vice-presidents, NOW SHOWING respectively: Albert Glucksman, FREE- , , DOWNSTAIRS SCREEN treasurer: Kenneth Resnick, MAI ZETTERL/NG recording secretary, and Warren I Foster, corresponding secretary. DEUVERY " NIGHT GAMES" Committee members for the Plus Selected Short evening were Mrs. Block, chair­ ELGIN Subjects man, Mrs. Merwin Summer and At Studio Onemo Up1tairs Screen Mrs. Bernstein. PHARMACY "THE GAME IS OVER" A rummage sale will be held Plus on June 21 at the Warwick 1 632 HOPE ST. PROV. "THE WRONG BOX" Grange. Rummage will be picked up after a phone call to WI 1-8785. TRI-STATE CLUB Fletcher Preparatory School The Tri State Friendship Club wilt meet at Grand Lake Lodge, An Independent Co-educational 'Dtll/ School Lebanon, Conn., during the June Founded on tho Princlplo of the Small ClemOOl'II 24 weekend. Attending wltt be Mr . • Mrs. Douglas M. Mellion and Mrs. Bob Riback of Water­ SUMMER SESSIONS-All Grades bury, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. Abe If Catalogue Desired, pl11se stipulate Miss Arlene Carol Cohen, ter of Phataenopsls orchids and Lebowitz and Mr. and Mrs. Mor­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry variegated Ivy _ ris Lieberman of Springfield, Summer, Fall or Both H. Cohen of Al ton Road, became Miss Nancy Cohen served as Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sla­ the bride of Dr. Douglas M. Mel­ maid of honor for her sister and vin and Mr. and Mrs. George 136 County Roacl, a.rtngton, R.I. lion, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Miss Gall Weitzner, cousin of the Bello of Dorchester, Mass.; Mrs, 245-5400 Louis Metllon•, on June 18 at bride, was bridesmaid. They Emanuel Wittner of Pawtucket, Temple Beth El. Rabbi William wore cage dresses of champagne and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Born­ G. Braude and Cantor Norman Alencon lace styled with a cowl stein, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kas­ Gewlrtz officiated at the 2 p.m. neckline, and their headpieces per, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Per­ NARRAGANSETT SUMMER SCHOOL 1967 ceremony, which was followed by were matching Dior bows. They lman, and Mr. and Mrs . John NARRAGANSETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL a reception at the temple. carried round ct usters of blue Newman of Providence. Vanda orchids. MUMFORD ROAD The bride, who was given In Benjamin Meltlon was best BOARD OF PIONEER WOMEN marriage by her father, wore an man for his brother. Ushers were Pioneer Women wm hold Its Designed for remediation and enrichment A-line gown of candellght gros de Dr. Edwin McCarthy, Dr, Steven final board meeting of the season Londres silk styled with a wed­ Rlndley, Bruce Weitzner, Robert on Wednesday, .June 28, at I p.m. Meltlon, Richard Melllon, Robert at the Sheraton-BIitmore Hotel. n<]GIAM~ UMITED TO JI. & SI. HIGH STUDENTS: Inglish, "9nd'I & Latin, U.S. Hi,to,y, ~ha!W- ding ring collar and short sleeves c:ol Drow1ng , Woodworki"9, ln1t11,1m•nlol Mu.Jc, OriY•r l:ducotion. of French Alencon lace encrusted Epstein, James Galkin and Ste­ PIOGIAMS FOi GIA,DES 1- 12: Mathemotk,, hodi"t, Art. with flower mol1fs of seed pearls. phen Koffler_ LEARN TO 'IYPE, DRIVE PltOGIAMS FOR GIA.DES 6-12, A.Id lioiot'f', S.wi"'I, Creoriw Writing, P'•r ..nol Typing. Her shoulder-length veil of silk They made a wedding trip to Miss Laurel Verlno, a recent FOR ~AIC~UP CIEDtT: Engll1h, Latin, U.S. Hhto,y, ft'ench, Moftt.morin, ond olhert. ( . HOUIS: I o.m. lo 12 n-. M.ndo'f' throu9h hiclo'f'. 111uslon fell from a matching silk Puerto Rico. graduate of Bryant College, will FEES: The fM for one courH 1, $25 e1nd $20 for _,h odditie1nal couf'M. pillbox. She carried a round clus- D,A. Gunning Photo conduct a typing course for be­ IEGISTIATION: Thundo'f', Jun• 22, 1 p.m. lo 3 p.m .; hid•'f', Jun9 23, 7 p.m. t• 9 p.m. ginners at the Jewish Community Oo1M1 betin Jun9 26 e1nd end Au9u11 4 Center for five weeks on Tuesday ADDRESS CORRESPONDENCE TO' JEROME I . McCAITHY, Oi,-ctor, NorrOffOnMII Summer School, and Thursday mornings from 10 Mumf!Kd Rd ., Norro~onMII, It.I. D2112. to 12 p.m. The first session will ] be held on Tuesday, July 11. Stu­ dents, wllo may register by call­ CLAUSEN-GOLDBERG HONORS GRADUATE ing the center (UN 1-2674), must Mr. and Mrs. Miles J. Gold­ Harvey Morton Reich, son of bring their own typewriters. berg of 16 Woodbury Street an­ Dr. and Mrs. Jacob Retch of 200 A driver's education course I nounce the marriage of their Taber Avenue, received a Bach­ wlll be hel d on Tuesday and TH~~·if daughter, Miss Ethel Linda Gold- . elor of Arts degree In Biology at Thursday evenings...... ,., 6 :a-,~ ' the recent commencement ex­ GAl.A OPl!NING FRIDAY, JUNE 23 berg, to John Dean Clausen of Brookline, Mass., son of the late ercises of Boston University. OLDER ADULTS SUMMER CLUB THRU SQT.,JULY 1 I Mr, and Mrs. Thomas J, Clausen A Dean's list student for four The Sum mer Club for Older ANY I 'l'eart of Brookline. years, Mr. Reich graduated sum­ Adults wilt hold Its first meeting ea Bro&cl,,,.y! ~ . The ceremony took pt ace on ma cum laude and was elected to on Thursday, July 6, from 11 Sunday, May 28, at TempleOhabel Phi Beta Kappa. In September, he a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Jewish Shalom, Brookline. The best m8'\ wm enter State University of New Community Center on Sessions was Anthony Filippone and Miss , York College of Medicine In Street, and wilt meet Tuesdays W..l~!,~, A~~ Joyce Susan Goldberg was her Brooklyn, N.Y . - and Thursdays through Aug. 17. PRICES: Mon. thru Thur. Eve1. S:30 P .M. & Sat. Eves. sister's maid of honor. Three trips have been planned, a The bride attended Bryant GRADUATED FR OM BRANDE IS 3 3 00 picnic at Capron Park, Attleboro, i'r.t~ l.:f6'· i!:v~f$3w.50f,{, lt:: u cio. lil'. College and Boston Hebrew Among the graduates of :MATINEES WE l·~Y at 3:30 P.:M.:T50. S3.00, t~· 3.50, 2.00. Brandeis University at Its recent Mass., an outing at Ocean Beach, lllAJ' WEl'.IS. 2:st P.M. Teachers' College. Mr. Clausen, New London, Conn .• and an outing 'TWILIG OWS SA.TS. 6 :00 P ,lll, a graduate of Holy Cross College, 16th commencement exercises were Toby Elaine Fishbein, in Lincoln Park, New Bedford, July 3-8 - •A THOUSAND CLOWNS"* PHONE Worcester, Mass,, Is presently Mass. There wl11 be social, doing graduate work, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H, Fishbein of 9 Blodgett Avenue, crafts and music programs, a " July 10-15 - iHE LION'IN WINTER" 789-9751 The couple Is residing In bingo party, cook-outs and a spe­ ...-.1._ . ; M•U & l'lloH Orden Now ...... , Allston, Mass,, after a trip to Pawtucket. An at umna of Barnard cial llsha B'av program. ~ ~ . Cape Cod. College (A.B., 1965), she re­ ceived a Master of Arts degree In Members of the Activity Advi­ sory Committee, which planned SECOND SON BORN Near Eastern and Judaic studies. the Summer Club's schedule, are Mr. and Mrs. Irwin R. Green­ Robert R. Cohen, son of Mr. Margaret Behrens, Lena Botvln, TEXTBOOKS berg of 27 Methyl Street announce and Mrs. Raymond Cohen of 47 Rachel Chantz, Dave Freeman, the birth on June 8 of their sec­ Sackett Street, was awarded the Rona Gutman, Bessie Hamer, Joe ond child and son, Todd Steven. Bachelor of Arts degree. A math­ Kopl an, Ann Koret, Sam Riback, NON-PUBLIC SCHOOL PUPILS Mrs. Greenberg Is the former emad.cs major, he plans to enter Fanny Sherman, Rose Shocket, Carol Elman. Maternal grand­ a Master of Education program at Ohio University. · Max Silverman, Beatrice Strauss PROVIDENCE, R.I. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and Malke Strelow. Residents of Providence who have children attending H. Elman of 211 Fourth Street. Maxine S, Haft, daughter of Bl.ls transportation to meet­ Paternal grandparents are Mr. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy .Haft of 48 non-public schools who, wish to borrow science, math., and Mrs. Myer Greenberg of 27 Pilgrim Drive, Warwick, re­ ings at the center will be avail­ able. or modern foreign language books for the school Mayflower Street. ceived a Bachelor of Arts degree year 1967-68 should report to Central High School, cum laude with a major In. psy­ PARADE AT MEDICAL CENTER 170 Pond Street on or befpre July 3, 1967 and make ANNOUNCE THffiD DAUGHTER chology. She wl11 study clinical psychology at Columbia Univer­ The annual Independence Day their requests _known. Dr. and Mrs, George Gold­ celebration of the Rhode Island stein of 52 Lorimer Avenue an­ sity as a Veterans Administration Parents should obtain from their Khool the following information: trainee. Medical Center wlll be held on nounce the birth on June 7 of Friday, June 30, from 9 a.m, un­ Title of Book - Author - Publisher - Copyright Date their third daughter, Debra Ann. SISTERS GRADUATE til 4:30 p,m. The parade, to form Mrs. Goldstein Is the former Miss Linda Welter was gradu­ No application will be accepted withouJ the above i•nfoi'=' at the Reservoir Avenue en­ Harriett Venetsky. Maternal ated m agna cum I aude on Tues­ trance, wlll have nine bands, fire motion. grandmother Is Mrs. Alfred day, June 13, from Classical High apparatus and floats (Elks, Lions, Textbooks to be supplied must be on the list approved by Venetsky, Paternal grandparents School. Miss Frances Welter was Jaycee Miss Cranston) and wlll are Dr, and Mrs. Frank Goldstein graduated magna cum taude on the Commissioner of Education. be led by Johnston Police Chief and great-grandfather; Isaac Saturday, JID!e JO, from Rhode Mendosa. Apply Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 3,30 p.m. All Goldstein, Island College, with the degree of , Approximately 4,000 patients books now on loan must be returned at the end of the Bachelor of Science In education. will be treated to refreshments, ANNIVERSARY CRUISE She Is also a Classical graduate. school year June 1.967. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Seltzer games and prizes during the day, They are the daughters of Mr. Band concerts and various acts By order of the School Committee of 139 Sessions Street celebrated and Mrs, Kurt Weller of 178 Tenth their 25th wedding anniversary will be held In the afternoon, Charles A. O'Connor, Secretary Street. recently by taking a cruise to The general public Is Invited (C ontlnued, on Page 7) to attend the celebration. Nassau. • ._1.,aJ \ ~i,H\ ------____ ,, ______,, 1lIB RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1967 5 _.; ••••••••••••••••••••••• YOU Will LOVE I BRIDGE. . The Month of June lllll1IIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIHlllllllllllllllllllliHIIIIIIIIIHNIIUNllilllllllll I at .... By Robert E. .Starr °?Md. ~ ~ Not long ago, partnered by or. Forquet was too smart and 1 Magnolia Manor Bob Fox, I had the extreme plea­ ducked, so the 9 won. I next fi­ MAGNO LI A MA SS sure of playing an exhibition Team nessed the Spade, hoping for a of Four match against the finest doubleton King In the East hand team In the world, the Italian Blue and continued Spades until East For Reservations ond Rotes Team, World's champions for the did win the King, but played my Coll (617) 525-3411 last nine years. We also had the Club Ace first to get It out of my thrill of competing directly against way so that a Club lead from ei­ the pair considered the best In the ther opponent would provtde me f world, Ben! to Garozzo and Pietro with a discard. ' Forquet. ·In fact we ac.rually East, however, led a Dtamond, played against that pair both which I ducked, hoping he was . halves of the match. leading from his King but West Unfortunately, not many hands won that trick with his King and from that match could really de­ returned another Diamond, won pict anything Vitally Interesting. by my now singleton Ace. At this Nevertheless, the fact that the point I had lost two tricks and had Italians still managed to win by a two possible Heart I osers, for wide margin merely served 10 despite the fact that the Dummy emphasize that they do not play had both the high Diamond and brilliantly, they Just make fewer high Club, I simply could not mistakes than do their opponents. reach them, there were no en­ They seldom go wrong. tries. Monday at S P.M: In today's hand, from that Up to now, my two Ill ustrlous Sheraton•Biltmore Hotel match, I was South, dealer; Ga­ opponents had given me exactly Wednesday at 8 P.M . rozzo was West; Fox, North. and nothing and I was still on my own ( FOR MEN ONLY) Forquet, East. The bidding: for I would now have to play the 159 Smgrove Avenue S W N E Hearts myself and In sucna way Thursday at 8 P.M. lS P !NT P as to not lose two tricks. After a East Providence YMCA 4S P P P brief huddle, I decided that the For Further Information most likely way to succeed was to Coll North find either opponent with a 831 -0337 • 3 doubleton Heart honor for If the • J 10 9 7 Mrs. Paul F. Waldman suit broke 3 - 3 the hand could ♦ Q 7 4 2 Mi ss Susan Tamar Steierman ♦ K 10 9 4 not be made. So I now played the Heart Ace and another Heart at of 2114 Roblnwood , Toledo, Ohio, West which time Signor Garozzo folded became the bride of Paul F. Wald­ Gala July 4th Week End Fri. June 30 .:. July 4 East man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max­ ♦ 6 5 2 ♦ K 8 4 his remaining cards and conceded • K 6 • Q 8 4 3 for he had had the doubleton well Waldman of 192 Raleigh Av- MILLIS, MASS. ♦ K J 8 3 ♦ 10 9 5 Heart King and had nothing left enue, Pawtucket, at 2:30 p.m. on I 376-84S6; KE 6-1011 ♦ Q 8 5 2 ♦ J 7 6 but Clubs and Diamonds, either Sunday, June 11, at Temple B'nal NOVICK'S Israel, Toledo. The ceremony Pool, l60x40; Eve ry Sport and Activity; Show; Dancing; Teen and Chil• South suit provtdlng me with my needed dren's SuperviMd Programs; Nite Patrol; Special Kitchen for Weight was followed by a garden recep­ ♦ A Q J 10 9 7 discard. Watchers and Diets. • A 5 2 Moral: Unless a complete tion at the home of the bride's Dietary Laws Strictly Observed-Oates Open For Parties parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard ♦ A 6 count of a hand can be obtained, '------RESERVE DIRECT OR YOUR TRAVEL AGENT------1 ♦ A 3 six cards In a suit outstanding L. Stelerman of 3631 Lincoln­ will more likely split 4 - 2 than 3 shire Woods, Toledo. The bidding Is simple. All 1 - 3. Govern yoursel,f accordingly. The bride wore a short white needed was a response from my gown of moussellne de sole appll­ partner to have a play for game qued with white silk braid MIN~~~IA~~~~A~~~~s~ In Spades. A strong bid might ARTISf'S PRIZE scrolls, and a short bouffant veil. JULY 4111 ,.,.__. FULL DAYS fr• 147 .51 . • WALTHAM,MASS.-Mrs. F. :rte, \ even spur me higher but when he She carried a bouquet of yellow CSlafflorou,i. :\'I.bl 1.Ut• ~ merely responded weakly, I Wllder-Odladek, a research fel­ orchids and stephanotls. 111 Our N.-w Alr-Cond llloned Playtiouu· 1 t Jumped directly to game In my low at Brandeis University's Miss Deborah Stelerman, the IIOUWAY SNOWS• OICMISTU Lown Graduate Center for Con­ AO s,wh-OLYMPlt: j)QOL. Spade suit where the bidding en­ bride's sister, was maid of hon­ TffHAGF Arliwlt!r• • f:hlldren'• DAV Vi \ .' :..i CAUP ( Nltt Patrol) • [ u:dlut Molt! ~- ded. temporary Jewish Studies, has or, and Dr. Peter M. Waldman, 4 C'to"1m1Hf1111ion• • Delo..,. r:011 1111::• West led the Club 2, which, In been awarded the 196 7 Theodor . 1Alr-Condltlonl111 Anllablt) • brother of the bridegroom, was rlnN I AM[RICAN-J[WISH Cuhint • I their style, promised an honor. Koener Foundation Prize for the best man. Ah·-Condillonl'd Dinin, RJom • Dummy's 9 was played hoping Advancement of Art and Science. Tlll&IHll-1,H, ., WHt tr luau RE$0R1 HOTEL The bride attended Antioch UW II Noll Clta•Jl1 ■ d1IJ & DAY CAMP East would cover so that I could The prize Is awarded annually College, Yellow Springs, Ohio. aou HUIIII H ,,.,.,,,, MOOOUS. CONN. °'469 later finesse against West's hon- In Vienna to promising artists. The bridegroom, a graduate of "'"'t. terr ,, .,._.111 Cnlm B rf'lr.l1 1m; r-/}:-f_ SIICI ,iy11c~ll~lMIU Suffolk University, received the r.t.M IL Y S P[CIAL $·t so FULL I Lt,J,o:{'"""7 Ull hlf Huts C•u11lr &. Child lron1 W[[K C7I/ · DIAL (203) 87].8151 Doctor of Jurisprudence degree I this year from the University of Toledo College of Law. They will make a wedding trip to Washington, D.C., where they plan to live. Welcome aboard!

AT CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE NOW is the time Rabbi Richard A. Weiss of WANT A RETIREMENT SPOT? Temple Menorah, Little Neck, N, TAKE A SQUINT AT THIS -ONE Y,, will represent the Jewish to choose your Fall or Winter Cruise! Chautauqua · Society as teacher­ (and Price's impartial advice costs you not a cent more) "J was very surprised to see "Electr.ical storms are rare and counselor at the Mfddle and Ju­ mild. Tornadoes and hurricanes the Golden Years column nior High Camps of the Rhode Is­ Certainly- the earlter you choose your holiday cruise•, the better your se­ tell retired people there is no are unknown. The snow, which land Congregational Christian lection. Why wait 'til it's too late for easy picking and risk having to take place in the U.S. where violent doesn't remain around long, aver­ Conference, to be held at Irons second choice? Price represents all steamship lines ... our experienced weather hasn't hit or won't hit ages 5.9 inches a year. Oppressive Homestead ln North Scituate June sales staff knows all the cruise ships and cruise ports . . . and it costs you if 'you wait long enough. humidity is unknown, . 25 - July 1, July 9 - 15 and Au­ not one cent more to get our valuable advice as to which best suits your "On the Pacific Coast north of gust 6 - 16. personal taste and budget. For your free copy of Price's complete list of all "Did you ever hear of Sequim, (over 300!) cruises planned for the com1ng months, call Price . .. the best Wash.?" Los Angeles, Sequim is the driest The National Federation of known name in travel. Well, no. And it's doubtful spot there is, with an average Temple Brotherhoods sponsors that most readers of this column rainfall as low as 16.81 inches. the society, an organization which ever did. But they are about "The fogs are infrequent and seeks to create better under­ Call PRICE TRAVEL 831-5200 to hear now ... and it certainly light," Mr, Lindsay continues. standing of Jews and Judaism 776 Hopi St., Providence Evenings by will be a shame if a flood or a "Mountains protect us from ex­ through education. Appointment . tornado sweeps through there cess rain and from Pacific Ocean next week. storms. We are .on level ground, / The surprised man with the and floods and landslides are un­ ' query is Mr. Alexander Lindsay, known . . . Our sunshine is daz- a retired analytical chemist who zling." - moved to Sequim. He is now the Mr. Lindsay now gets down to Sequim observer for the U.S. the crass business of money: ann~I~f~! reading program \ Weather Bureau. He should know "Houses, mostly frame, range from $4,000 to $25,000, with lhe whereof he speaks. So here goes: two fields 0 Sequim is an Indian name average between $8,000 and READING ELEMENTARY (pronounced SKWIM) whic_h $12,000, Taxes are based on the , of st~dy means bountiful creature com­ real value of property and, are , IMPROVEMENT READING forts," says Mr. Lindsay, "It is 0.75 per cent, which includes for junior high, senior high -­ for grades_4, 5 and 6 state, county, town, roads, schooJs, a pleasant town of 1,325 people and college students on the Olympic Peninsula, five etc. Water, sewers, and garbage miles from the sea and 70 miles collection are $5.75 monthly. T9e northwest of Seattle. It is known average electric bill for a six­ all classes will begin the week of July 9th as 'The Paradise of the North­ room house would _be $9 a month. and will be held at the fol lowing l'ocations: west.' Heating by oil ,would run $9 a . I "The climate, in a few words, month. A one-bedroom home Providence - Abbott Park Place Newport - St. Catherine Academy is mild winters and comfortable heated by electricity would have Coventry- Senior High School Woonsocket -St'. Clare High School a bill -of $16 monthly." summers." Attleboro - YMf=A • Narragansett The dl:tails, · as Mr. Lindsay From Sequim it is a long waf describes them: to grandchildren in the Midwest "In January the average max­ or in the East and South . . . a Cal I 331- 3915 for full details . . (Call collect, if necessary). imum temperature is 45 degrees, long way from anywhere ..except the minimum average 31. In July the Pacific Coast. But the jets the average maximum is 72, the are fast and frequent these days. & minimum 49. A day above 80 N•w GOLDEN YEARS 38-paq• booklet JOHNSON WALES, READING INSTITUTE degrees is rare, and blankets are 10 ABBOTT PARK PLACE ■ PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND used every night, even in July cm:•~~;~ o~•:li. ~-=.:=:r, toD~ 1172, Oraad CeatraJ ltcdlea. New Yott: ~...... ______;__ ' _1_,_·______. _. _~____ ._ .______._ ._._, ___._ ~, •• and August. 17. N.Y. •• 6 nm RHODE ISLAND HERALD, PRIDAY,JUNE 23, 1967 greater the proof that _the qualley of the product has survived the challenge of the marketplace. It Is a protection against false ,If#!l: description of the nature,. function ,m.,_r;;~,,., or capacity of the product. As an THE Or-JlY ENGLISH )f01/)H NEErLr /", R I /',t,.,O :01.,rHtt. T Y/4C lllustratlon, the Patent Office ..- Em, w,.• a, no would not permit registration of ~ i WORTH the "Nylodown" for a sleeping ...... :;:::.....~.'.;"~;:,... \::.,. 724,0200 i~ bag which contained neither nylon PLANT >ND omn:, Ht:RAW WAY, oft' WEBSTER ST .• PAWT.. • ·•· 02'161 \ by Sylvia Porter · \ nor down. ( 't:l.lA zunu:ReERG...... M•aa«i■a £Allcor ~, It Is assurance that the trade­ 1.0IS ATWOOD ...... · .• .I . , . £Alll(N' ., mark owner Is not taking undue pleasant to the ear and eye·." Be­ advantage of the name of a re­ - I 'WHAT'S IN A NAME?' ~cond (lu-. PO!ll•klf Paid •I rro,.IK'T. Rhok lsbN Would you buy a frozen food fore deeldlng,_ the company and spected national organization. S.bscrip1ion R•tlf!i; 1-ifltt ■ ( 'rats lilir co,,-; 8)· M•il. S5.SO ptt •-•: ot11hi4ir :\'.ir• £.n«laN, 56.SO ,.r .. Its advertising agency considered There Is ., a legal prohibition ~?': Bulk ratirs on r~q,HSI. Tlw Hu-•ld •swmirs wbscriJlltlOIIS •~ (:OMia,ou,s 11~ ■odlif:4 10 Ille ('Ollfrary i ■ called "Ready-Choke"? Or a wn11 ■a. cigarette, named "Cougho"? Or a and turned down almost 200 sug­ against the registration of certain shaving cream entitled "Slcfn- gestions - Including Being, ZZZ, emblems or names which are as­ llk· Ht'rald as..w~ no liult(:ial re."PQltSibilic, ((N' l)potrapliikal rrror'\ i ■ Mhtttls'"'tHli.. ltul •ill rtpf'illf 11ml Wow, Id and In. sociated with such national organ­ parl of llw ad,wfisirm~•• in wtu1;_h 1hr 1,-poe,.phial irrror OC"tW!li.. Achffll!!ier.i will pM'hr aodf)· 1W ••ur,-• Graft"? _ •HI hnmdi•tirl)· of ••n,· irmw which ma)· ot'aN". Almost surely you would not, Once "Wink" had been se­ izations as the Red Cross or Boy because no matter how- excellent lected, Canada Dry's legal de­ Scouts. 0 FRIDAY,'JUNE 2~. 1967 the product might be, the name paronent put on an extensive It Is a safeguard against our Itself would repel you. These ex­ search to make sure the name being misled Into thinking that a treme examples suggest how NOT was available. In Mahoney's new product Is made by a well­ Solidarity In The Diaspora to name a conswner product and words' "we had to be certain that known manufacturer because of there was no other soft drink on the new product's name. Of David Ben-Gurion to the contrary, there are many citizer.s of why coJ:1)0ratlon managements go to enormous efforts to find names the market with a name so sim­ course, If an alrpl ane and a beer the United States who do not believe they have to go to Israel to which will draw conswners to ilar that we would seem to be have the same name, there would hold steadfast their Jewish tradition. And notwithstanding the their products and thus which will trading on It. For example, had be no confusion. We wouldn't try isolatibnists who are still with us. Israel is peculiarly a home of protect their lnvesonent In the we found a soft drink with the to drink an airplane or make a development of t(:Je products. name of 'Wank,' we would have reservation to fly home on a the spirit even to the most devoted American patriot, i[ he be had to abandon our choice." beer. also a Jew. Would you be reminded of well-known products that have As soon as It received clear­ A major CoJ:llOratlon may The importance o[ Israel to Jews everywhere became apparent I ong been avail able In the mar­ ance from Its own searchers, Can­ spend millions of dollars on de­ when the tensions and incidents or the Middle East blossomed ketplace If you saw a new soft ada Dry flied application for the velopment and marlcetlng of a drink called "Canada Wet" on name's registration with the U.S. single product. "Yet, If the name into war. Men and women who had riot coatributetl at all. or your slJl)ermarket shelf or a new Patent Office. 11,e Patent Office It chooses leaves a bad taste or who had give·n only small sums in the years . since Israel's inde­ whisky named "Vat 70" In the then conducted Its own search and an erroneous impression," pendence was declared, have pledged i'n many,' -many cases all corner liquor store? only after It had concluded that Mahoney points out, "the entire that they can possibly give. Some have gone further and given Almost surely you would, be­ the name complied wt th the lnvesonent may end up worth­ cause these names would be so trademark laws, did the company less." more than they really should have, i[ they were logical about it. receive permission to use the So "what's ln a name?,. If it's The "u·ncommitted" teenagers, the college students and the similar to those of an existing soft drink and a whisky. These ,.R,, ln connection with the mark. a trademark, the lnvesonent of young men ' and women without family responsibilities have extreme examples explain why The original term of registration countless totals of dollars, count­ grasped al every straw that orrered as they tried to get to Israel the U.S. Patent Office automati­ runs for 20 years and may be re­ .Jess hours of thlnlclng and and help out. They knew the jobs offered weren't glamorous, as cally rejects any application for a newed there after. ·searching, countless hours of What does a trademark mean policing ... all go Into It. fighting looks from a distance. An American youth of sedentary trademark which Is confusingly similar to a name already on the to us? nature doesn't go orr lo drive a truck or do hard [arm work with­ market and which could mislead It Is a guarantee of the source out a consciously-willed motive strong enough to surmount the us. of a product and the level of qual­ (Distributed 1967 by The Hall Syn­ pelly, tiring, necessary tasks that need doing in Israel. Would you casually write on ity. The older the trademark, the. dicate, Inc.) (All Rights Reserved) your shopping list a reminder to From communities around the world came the q~ick and vivid buy kleenex or vasellne or band­ response, when Israel was in danger and one could offer willing aid bandages? hands or money, or both, to help her survive. There were many Almost surely you would, and "uncommilled" Jew~ in the world, so long as Israel did not need by so doing, you would commit them. Many who had no desire to leave their own country and the common error of using these . as descriptive names rather than live there, but had planned someday to visit, found that this time as Identifications of specific of war was the time to ·visit Eretz Israel, but in order 10 help products. Each of these Is a bring in the harvest rather than peacefully to lour hallowed at­ trademark and each must be cap­ by Leonard Lyons tractions. italized when you use It to Identi­ fy It as a specific product. (AI so The "community leaders" of Rhode Island are .iccustomed to trademarks, Incidentally, are TRAVEL: An eminent New PRAISE: When Mayor Lindsay initiating campaigns [or money. but in the recent crisis they Jeep, Dixie Cup, Ping-Pong, Dic­ York lady Just returned from a presented Ethel Merman to the found their task anticipated by individuals. More money has been taphone.) roUQd-the-world tour by Jet Queen ·of Thailand, the star's raised more easily in a shorter lime than would have been About two years ago, Canada plane. She said, at the Colony, curtsy was deep. The Queen had Dry Corp., developed a soft 'drink thought possible, not only here but all over the world. Almosr ev­ how little she really saw: "I wish greeted her: "Oh yes, I saw you which It named "Wink," Its I could afford the money and time In the great musical ..." ery other function of the Jewish community besides fund-raising search for this name provides a to travel around the world on the ROLE: One role In "Ladles. of came _to an abrupt end. fascinating Insight Into the little­ back of a donkey," the Corridor" - co-authored Many, probably most. United States citizens who are Jewish known story of trademarks and IMAGE: The King of Thailand by Dorothy Parker - was that intend to live here for the rest of their lives. They make substan­ their meanings to Industry and described American tourists he's of a man who rejected a young us. seen: "Your cotmtry seems to be lady. A top N,Y. actor rejected tial contributions to. support the domestic economy of Israel, and ,.We we.re reaching," says represented by elderly people the role, expla1!_1.lng: "I Just · many encourage . their children to study or visit there. They do •David J. Mahoney, president and who display energy beyond .their played a part In which I turned not, however, ~eact to the appeals for Israel at a normal time a\ chief executive officer of Canada years." And to Americans, His down the woman. rn never play they have reacted lately, even though ihe United Jewish Appeal Dry, "for: a name that could be Ma Jesty added, Thall and Is a such a role again" . . . Miss Parker replied: "That makes you all over this nation is emphasizing the use to which the Israel easily memorized, that would re­ place of "saffron-robed monks, flect action as part of the go-go temples, Jungles, Siamese cats the world's only actor who Emergency Fund will be applied: "to shore up the Israeli domes­ generation, and that would be and Siamese twins." doesn't want to play Hamlet." tic economy, to continue the humanitarian programs of health, COMMEMORATION: Teddy welfare and education. and to enable the program of reseulement Kollek, the Mayor of Jerusalem, has asked Jacques Llpshltz, the and rehabilitation of refugees to be continued." This is exactly sculptor, to create a Liberation what the UJA m?ney is normally used for. medal . It will show the Walling Money to restore what was damaged by war, to salvage and Wall. repair, Jo keep the nation gojng until its economy is upon an HARRY GOLDEN STAR: It was In Berlin, before the premiere of "Juclgment at even keel, and young men and women to labor at whatever jobs Nuremburg," that Spencer Tracy need doing: these. Israel is receiving in abundance from the Dias­ told me he used no make-up for pora, which is displaying an untypical sol_idarity of purpose. Newspapers And Students his role: "A long time ago I de­ cided there's not much ·you can do with a face like mine except wear • Separation Of Church And State ... It . . . And I'm no method ac- Wliet seems obvious to the with the First Citizens Bank?" · tor - I'm not good at being a The United States Post OHice must have enjoyed its fighi last visitor who passes through the The large corporations offer teapot." year over the Memling "Madonna and Child with Angels" repro­ schools of Journalism around the all sort of fringe benefits In- Tracy's best acting lesson, he duced in five colors as a special Christmas stamp, since they plan country Is that the 'sharpest col- eluding a counseling service ' for said, came from George M. Co- lege students are elsewhere. I do the good social life and a one ban: "Don't stand around with to reissue the controversial stamp. It was protested by Americans not mean that the boys In · these year's paid-up membership In the your hands In your pockets." United for Separation of.Church and State, several Jewish orga­ classes and schools ,are dopes, United States Junior Chamber of He made a screen test In nizations and the American Civil Liberties l)nion, which pfans .to but the truly astute students al- Commerce. 1930. Mrs. Tracy saw It and protest even more strongly this year. ways seem to be In the business, The student knows that his wrote to her sister: "Spencer accounting; or 'management first job In journalism, If he's doesn't photograph very well. For· courses: lucky, will be on some small the present, I'm afraid, we'll This, however, should not weekly paper and he'll get $60 a have to forget about talking pie- COMMUNITY CALENDAR surprise us. week. The corporaelon circulars tures" . . . In Tracy's effects FOR LISTING CALL GASPEE 1-4111 - Ask for Calendar S..cretar. The medical schools which distributed on the campuses of was found a Broadway Playbill of MRS. BERTRAM L. BERNHARDT CALENDAR CHAIRMAN. operated for years with a numer- America offer $125 a week a dram·a In which he played the sssu us clausus to control the accept- "while In training." heavy and Hwnphrey Bogart the Scnu,day, June 24, 1967 ance of students of various ethnic · But this Is not at Bil as pessl- romantic lead. l :00 p.m,-Co"9. Ml11d1"1 Tfiloh, Talmud Oc111 and racial groups have an open- m!Stic as It SQIJ!lds. At om: baek "Naturally,'; said Tr~. ~nday, JuM 2S, 1967 7:CIP p.m.-C."t• Mhhkon Tflleh, Talmud 0.11 door policy now. Literally they Is t~ American Negro who will, I about that show, "this was .Just 1:00 p.m.-J.with Community Center, Vlcte,y Dance are pleading for students any -am sure, eventua ly provide us before Bogey and I started star- Mon4ay, .lune 26, 1967 students. • with the vitality we newspaper vtng," 1:00 p,m .-What Chffr ~ 124 Kn'9ht1 ef PythtH, le9ula, Me.tint , . readers onee • enjoyed In . the DIET-: Clint Walker's contract 1:00 11.m.-TampM SinoJ..Mon'• Oult, ...,.. Mfftlnt 1 Where are tl\e smart boys? '1920's. Just as It has happened In for "The Dirty Dozen" stipulated 1:00 p.m,0 Mother'1 Au' n. Tamp.. lelh 01111,W , ...I.I.., M.ol\nt 1:00 p.m.-Sk,-,tt..d TempN ..th .....I , ...,d MHtl"9 Why, .1b\,y are reading the cll'Cll- the elementary and secondary that Jhe studio would provide him 1:00 p.m.,Sh.. ,hNd Tample leth Am, ..,ur.r MHll"I lars of· the huge eoJ:1)0rations: schools and In the Post Office, with the health foods he uses. At Twwfay, June 27, 1'67 'electronics, space, aircraft, ap- the Negro will take the place of the post-premiere champ8P. 1100 p.m.-Mlrtam Hotpltal An' l'I ., Bo.rd ef J,v1tN1 Me.ting pllance, automotive, banlttng, and "whites" who go higher and high- party this week, In the Rainbow Wochwsday, JuM 2i, 1967 Insurance, which promise them . er In business Into banking, elec- Room, Walker will be served nut- 1:00' p.m.-,toneor Women of ,,...,ldonco, leord MHli"I 1:00 p.m.-S.1torhMd TompM' leth Sh.tom, ....,._, Me.tine cradle to grave security. These tronlcs, space physics and the . casserole, cheese and organic 1:00 p.m.- Touro "-tornol A11' n., 1.. ular Me.tint boys occasionally even write rest. . . vegetables. Thu,tCNly, Ju·ne 29, 1967 their uncles for advleei ','Shall I (Copyright 1967 by Harry· Golden · MEMOS: Billy Rose's Turner, 1:00 p.m .. Jowlth ~ J., .!tt;,. A~, ~ ..1.~ ~tint go with General Electric IBM, Distributed hv Bell-McClure the most valuable \tern. 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TI-IE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1967 7 Voznesensky Reads Nazi Massacre Poem In NEW YORK-Andrei Voz­ with the murder of Jews In the ' nesensky, the Soviet poet, Includ­ bottom of a ravine which was lat­ ed In a poetry recital here one of er converted Into· a lake. Hollywood his works inemorlallzlng the In one stanza of the poem, the wartime Nazi massacre of Jews poet recited: "It would be near Stanislav In the western Uk­ desecrating llfe/fo. wash myself By !lomey Gloaer raine. In this placefUke smearing Mary "The Call of the Lake" deals or Moishe over my face." Those who aren't postage "Our religion ts an Important stamp collectors probably missed part of our way of life. It's been Is r a e I ' s currently available good for the children." stamps, all significant, of the ELDAD PEERY AND Yoss! young democracy'ss··IJ'h• th and Almog, Israel! musicians, played JULIE'S growth. These releases currently recently at The Salem House In are the talk of Hollywood, wher­ the Farmers' Market. It's an KOSHER DELICATESSEN ever stamp collectors gather. lrallan restaurant. Kosher Italian They are of equal Interest to food, anyone? . . . The new-mov­ Jewish and non-Jewish phllatel­ ie, "Tora, Tora, Tora," ts not a lsts. Jewish film. They are the Japa­ Four stamps honor the growth nese code words flashed to Tokyo of Israel's postal system since by the commander of the naval Independence In I 948. force In charge of the Pearl Har­ GRADUATE -Sybil Shiela Goren, Ancient art treasures on dis­ bor attack to signal the mission's daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan play In the new Jerusalem Mu­ success. A. Goren of 17 Aldrich Terrace, seum appear on six stamps. SANDY KOUFAX for his 10- received a Bachelor of Arts de­ -. These artistic relics date back to year, $1 mllllon NBC contract, gree In English at the 81st com­ the 9th century, B.C. They In­ has to work every Saturday with mencement exercises of the Uni­ ROYAL clude: a bronze panther figurine, only six days rest. That's how versity of Rhode Island on Sun­ SALAMI or synagogue stone Menorah, Phoe­ television announcers are ~y, June 11, nician Ivory sphinx, gold earring, created. A 1963 alumna of Class Ical BOLOGNA MARSHMALLOWS gold drinking horn and miniature "THE RUSSIANS Are Com­ High School, she was vice-presi­ ! INCLUDING MIDGETS ! gold capital. ing" may have been a mllestone dent ot Sigma Delta sorority and FULL POUND Five stamps showing religious In Theodore Blkel • s motion pic­ was on the Dean's list, She was SLICED I LB. objects used In the home and ture career, but the celebrated recently one of the ftnallsts In the PKG. temple were Issued for Rosh OR BY 98~ 29( Jewish singer-guitarist, who Is a Jantzen Smile Girl contest spon­ THE POUND ~ Hashanah, 5727. These Include: a true linguist with French, Span­ sored by the Outlet Company. spice box, candlesticks, ldddush ish, Hindustani, Hebrew and Zulu, Miss Goren will teach secon­ ( SAVE 23c i cup, Torah pointer and hanging builds his highest enthusiasm dary English In the Providence lamp. when singing spirited songs of the public school system In Septem­ The Town Emblem Serles of­ Russian cavalry. ber. fer eblems of the historic towns of Lod, Petah Tlqwa and Bet SMALL-FAT Shean. Fired For Arab Clients, GINGER ROGERS, currently WHITEFISH on tour with "Hello, Dolly!" al­ Says Refugee Aviator ways enjoys a bowl of matzoh ball ! (BAKER' S DOZEN. 13) soup In her dressing room fol­ (Continued from page 4) MIAMl, Fla.-A Cuban refu­ lowing the final curtain . . . If gee said recently tha1 he was 2 FOR 39(. you think "Fiddler on the Roor• TO BECOME BAR MITZVAl-f fired from his Job at American Is enjoyable In English, get your Michael Hecker, son of Mr. Alrmotlve In Miami because he 1.20 i SAVE2Sc i big kicks out of hearing the origi­ and Mrs. Norman Hecker, wlll wanted to head a contingent of nal Israeli Yiddish cast sing It In become Bar Mltzvah on Saturday Cuban aviators to fight In the Is­ Yiddish. morning, June 24, at 9 o'clock rael-Arab war. ALL SALE ITEMS WHILE THEY LAST HOW DOES Mrs. Tlllte Alpert services at Temple Beth David. Capt. Eduardo J. Whitehouse, take the success of her famous Stephen P. Benharrls, son of 48, told the Jewish Floridian that FREE PARKING ON BRAMAN ST LOT I IN REAR OF STORE ) ) son, Herb? Not too lightly, I Mr. and Mrs. Albert Benharrls, the Miami firm fired him because I J'(llght report. Tlllle and her hus- wtll become Bar Mlrzvah on Sat­ officials felt his position would urday morning, JUhe 24, at 11:15 prove embarrassing to Its Arab t . rrnt':.ew~!o;~tea~;!t~~~:s~~~ o'clock services at :; e~~~f9t ,r18U(is.,a~'.f~,:1i'~l~ J of reftbe

8 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1967 2,000 South Africans To Work In Israel JOHANNESBURG, South Af­ ture and medicine, plan to go to rica - More than 2,000 South Israel within the next few weeks. Hello Again! African Jews, Including students They expect to asswne non­ and persons qualified In agrlcul- combatant duties to allow nation­ als to swell the Israeli armed forces. Sports News By Warren Walden Some 50 young Jews, Including 15-D.AY two women, left Johannesburg ...,,...,,...,,...,,...,,...,,...,,...,,~,...,,...,,...,,...,,...,,...,,...,, I ast night for Israel and another FROM A GENIUS ABOtJr A OVERDUE-An effort Is ITALIAN HOLIDAY group Is scheduled to leave on GENIUS-Stealing a line or two being made to have Jim Thorpe's Tuesday . . Thousands of pounds with from the remarkable resources name restored to the Olympic have been pledged by South Af­ of the late Oscar Hammerstein Record Books. The great Indian rlca' s substantial Jewish popu­ 2nd and applying them to the hun­ athlete, probably America's all SWITZERLAND lation to help Israel. dreds of memories surrounding time all star, captured both the ond According to some former the late Lou Pieri, one could say, Decathlon and Pentathlon In the Congo mercenaries now back In "He would nor always do what you Olympic games of 1912. A year Johannesburg, It Is expected that would have him do but every now later it was discovered that he AUSTRIA some of the Congo's white South and then he'd do something won­ had played ba,seball In the ob­ Visit Geneva, Turin, African and Rhodesian Fifth Mer­ derfull"-He had a thousand scure North Carolina League In cenary Commando, which was dreams and m1my came true and 1909 and 1910 and he was dis­ Genoa, Rapallo, Rome, disbanded recently, will soon you knew that he believed In them qualified. Ridiculous. As a result, leave for Israel. Florence, Venice, ~lps, and that was enough for you. A Thorpe's name does nor appear In Sources here say that a for­ man of tremendous scope who has AAU record books or any other GRADUATE - Marcia Hope Innsbruck, Lucerne. mer Congo mercenary officer Is left a void that wlll be dlfflcul r to books concerning the Olympics. Stone, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. al ready In Israel making an fill. As Jack Crawford, former R. It•s time for everyone to write in Leo Stone of 16 Kenilworth Way, ONLY $549 agreement to send a mercenary I, Reds player and coach said, a protest • • • ,Manny Almeida Pawtucket, graduated with honors force to Israel. "There Is no one In hockey like says that Jim Braddock repaid from the Forsyth School for Den­ Lou." And a bystander remarked, the U.S. Government all WPA tal Hygienists In Boston, Mass., Includes: "There is no one in Providence checks he had received when he on Saturday, receiving a diploma In Dental Hygiene, and on Sunday • Jct air • All meals THE PRICE IS RIGHT like Lou." And that brings up the made his "Cinderella" comeback question, 11 For whom were the and won the heavyweight boxing she received the Associate In • Hotels with bath Lat. Medel Wltlt Key-Leck bells tolling?" It was for the en­ title .• • ,National roller skating Science Degree at Northeastern • Sightseeing terprising former owner of the championships wlll be held late In Univer sity, with which the School Is afflllated. • Tips & taxes u~:~~:, Paymaster hockey team and maybe It was July and early August In Lincoln, al so for the fan s In R ,I, Nebraska ... ,Sports Afield Mag A graduate of Pawtucket West COURAGEOUS FELLOW says, "The be s t- looking Skeet Senior High School, Miss Stone Is Depal'ls September 21, 1967 CHECK WRITERS NEE DED--Steps must be taken prospect In the nation Is All­ a member of the Junior American IH DAY •uAlANTIII almost Immediately In an effor t Arnertcan Kenny Barnes - who Dental Hygienist Association and Personally escorted by to fill the vacancy left by Pieri, broke 100 s traight with each of was art editor of the Forsyth Yearbook. Alvaro de Medeiros of who was a dynamic, go-getter four gun s to set a new world who wa s wtlllng to take a chance our staff record of 400 s traight clays In '40 on the furure . Srour-hearted when the We stern Open at ET Monte , Herald subscribers comprise OII.Y. the s tands we re only half full, he Ca I • •• • T hi s a hove all an active buying marker. For For colodul brochure Mew kept going when others might else---Be true unto thyself-and excellent results, advertise ln the Price have given up and as a result --CARRY ONl Herald. Call 724-0200. Call or w~ite $129.50 .· • Rhode Island maintained a place in the fiel d of professlonal Office, Store b Factory sports. That repre ~entation ha s a Berlin's Jewish Children ~ ,_a1vnd4- EqulpmHt At Leu value. It advertises our commu­ Thao A.ctlon ,rlcH , nity far and wide and lets people ~AVE L know th at we are alive and alert Attend State-Run Schools and ready to do busines s. It In­ aa WESTMINSTE" aT. & BERLIN-A round-faced little MAX POLLACK CO. dicates that Rhode Island is a the entire Jewish population of Auct,one('r,ng SolC' sroom boy, black skullcap on the back of UN 1-4055 good pl ace in which to !Ive and Berlin, numbering about 175,000, 239 C:harlC'\ St . Provide- ne e work. It shows that we are not his head, looked up from his plate and It was years after the war be­ and smiled. "School wa s dull to­ 0 l n 8 to 4 Mon thr-u f ri hum-drum and that we can get fore chll dren were again born to day," he said, "because the excited about things. And so, Jewish couples , some of them reacher only repear.ed things I someone ha s got to come along emigrants rerurnlng to their for­ knew al ready.'• All forms of_ personal and business insuram;e who will carry on-else we mer home town, others Eastern l might Jose our hockey franchise. The boy was one of a group of Europeans fleeing from Commu­ ' '-- including - Life - Accident - Group - Fire - In the meantime, the questions youngsters eating I unch at a nism. square table In the day nursery The Jewish community pro­ i Automobile - Casualty - Bonds continue. "What ls going to hap­ )\ pen to the R. I. Reds?" "Who will ma1ntalned by the Jewish commu­ vides religious ins truction for all ( ( nity of Berlin. The children attend < rake over In place of Lou Pieri?" students, from age 6 to the time Murry M. Halpert And the man grows in s tature in state-run Germ an primary of graduation from high school. the memories of the valuable schools and come to the center In The youngsters attend Hebrew 800 Howard Bldg. services rendered and deeds ac­ downtown Joachlms taler Strasse school once or twice a week and DE 1-9100 Residence: complished. I have written reams to get a meal and to spend the the boys are encouraged to under­ :11 and talked hours about his ef­ rest of the day until their parents go preparations for Bar Mltzvah, forts. Truly, thi s was a great pick them up. or confirmation. The children are man! One-sixth of the 6,000 Jews picked up by bus from their We Believe: A NOTE OR 1WO-Thomas who make up the Berlin commu­ homes after school and are taken Shea of Hingham will include a nity are children and youths up to back after the lecrures. book that will be all-inclusive in age 21. Jewish leaders, with the The Intensity of religious In­ \ ( more Oldsmobiles to <- That we sell a tremendous program con­ help of city authorities, have set struction appears to have had un­ cerning baseball that will mate­ up a variety of installations to ca­ expected results. Officials point Jewish Herald readers than any other rialize during baseball's centen­ ter to many of the young people's out that In mixed marriages now nial observation in I 970. A few needs, religious and otherwise. the Christian partner often seeks The Berliners, In contrast to the dealer. We must be giving . the best nuggets from it: In the mid to embrace Judaism. "This Is a i890's, the Brown University Jews of Frankfurt, who set up a phenomenon much more frequent special school for their children team sent five players to the ma­ than before the war and the Nazi deals. two years ago, have decided 0 jor baseball teams. They were era, one official sald. Often Billy Lauder, Dave Fultz, Bill against a school venture, partly Jewish boys take their Christian Try us --- Mellor, Harry Summersglll and because the city Is too vast to al­ flancees to Hebrew school to un­ John .,Daff" Gammons •. · •• Fred l ow easy attendance. dergo religious In struction even Corey was the first professional Another fundamental reason before marriage. baseball player out of Provi­ was given by Hans J acobl, head of The Jewish community also dence. . • ,Joseph Stuart was a the Children's Welfare Depart­ malnta1ns four synagogues, a hos­ SCARPETTI OtDS fabulous fellow In the old diamond ment. "We don't want to create p! ral-the Judlsches Kran­ game•and should be In the Hall of the atmosphere of a gherrohere," kenhaus, which dates f.rom the be­ he remarked recently. u Our 7--9 Elmwood Avenue Fame. He played-for Chicago and ginning of the century-and sev­ UN 1-3310 ended his career wt th Providence children must get along with the eral old-age homes. In 1886. world·rhey live In, and the earlier The main community center Is they learn the better. 0 on Fasanenstrasse, the site where According ro Mr. Jacobi, who the Nazis burned down a temple In handles problem cases and knows 1939. It houses the Hebrew school, almost every youthful member of a flourishing adult-education cen­ the community, Jewish children ter for Jews and non-Jews, a encounter no dlfflcul ties in Berlin kosher restaurant, a library, ex­ schools other than normal scho­ hibition halls and meeting places. lastic problems. The building's main hall ls , used "It Is Important for our chil­ for religious services during dren not to be led to believe they holidays. are something set apart from oth­ At the youth center, an after­ er youngsters," Mr. Jacobi said. noon and evening club offers such "Most of them are bright and activities as sports, dancing and For Those Who Care;Jt's .•. uninhibited and have little trouble photography. making contact.'' . The Jewish community receives The 9-year-old boy and his substantial financial aid from the lively companions at the day city government, similar to sut?­ nursery showed the confidence sidles paid to other educational and ease natural to well-bat anced and welfare organizations. More­ children their age. "I am In the over, commW1lty members are Ceclllenschul,e, Class 3A," the required to pay what the German boy said. Asked about his standing law calls uchurch taxes:• ac­ In school, the third-grader said, cording to their Incomes. "I guess I am the middle best." For the first time since the- Hitler era the Jewish kinder- CARDINAL CUSHING CENTER garten Is looking forward rosend- BOSTON-A nationwide earn- Ing as many as six of Its young palgn for the construction of a charges to start school together Cardinal Cushing Medical Center this fall, again . to the Cecl- In Nazareth, Israel, was launched llenschule, the public school clos- by the National Committee for . , e t ro the c,enter. Labor Israel at a testimonial

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The General Jewish Committee of Providence Room 203, Strand Building, Prov., R.I. 02903 NOW Is The Time To Stand Up And Be Counted­ GIVE MORE Than You Ever Gave Bet ore ·To GJC / 10 '!'HE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, Jl)l'{E 23, 1967 UN Debate This Week Recalls. ORGANIZATION Arabs In Former Jewish Quarter Turnabout Of Soviet Policy NEWS Of Jerusalem Being Forcibly Evicted JERUSALEM-The former though there seemed to be no In­ HARNESS RACING He linked those sufferings with Jewish quarter of the Old City of clination to challenge the order NEW YORK - Arab propa- · The Mi-. and Mrs. Club of ganda In recent years has pushed the aspirations for a Jewish state Jerusalem Is being cleared of Itself. Temple Beth Torah will meet In Arabs who on Saturday were giv­ On Esh-Sharilf Road, two men the Idea that Israel Is a British­ In Palestine. He declared: front of the clubhouse admission American creation, but Premier "As Is well known, the aspi­ en approximately 24 hours to find who spoke English, selected at gate at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, other housing. Arab residents of ran!lom, acceded to a request to Aleksel N. Kosygin In a speech on rations of an Important part of June 24, for an evening of har­ Monday recalled the Soviet the Jewish people are bound up former synagogues, or of build­ take a Journalist through all the ness racing at the Foxboro Race­ ings that had to be cleared for homes being evicted on that Union's role In helping make the with the question of Palestine and way, Route I, Foxboro, Mass. creation of Israel possible. He with the future structure of that security reasons, amounted to 'Street. told the Ceneral Assembly of the country. This Interest Is com­ about 80 families, according to an · Two buildings were marked United Nations that "we voted In prehensible and completely justi­ CONGREGATIONS SONS OP ZION army spokesman who said the Is­ with a symbol, Indicating syna­ 1947 for th<, U,N. decision to fied. AND ANSHEI KOVNO raelis will find alternative hous­ gogue, and .the number 29. They create two Independent states, a "The fact that not a single Services during the summer ing for those unable to find their were empty, as were all the other Jewish and an Arab one, In the Western European state has been months at Congregations Sons of own. He said the Intention Is to buildings on the street. The rest territory of the former British In a position 'to guarantee the de­ Zion and Anshel Kovno will be rebuild and refurbish the aban­ had no markings, but residents colony of Palestine." fense of the elementary rights of held at 6 o'clock on weekday doned quarters. said they had been told to move. Foreign Minister Abba Eban the Jewish people, or compensate mornings, at 8 a.m. on national "Some wlll become syna­ The structures Indicated as of Israel also recalled In his them for the violence they have holidays and SUndays and at 8:30 gogues again and other quarters synagogues contained many speech the same day that In 1947- suffered at the hands of the Fas­ a.m. every Saturday. Mlnchah we will use to educate . our rooms clustered around an open 48 the Soviet Union followed· a cist. hangmen, explains the aspi­ services wlll be hj,ld 10 minutes youth.'' courtyard and connected by short, different policy toward Israel rations of the Jews for. the crea­ before sunset dally, and Maarlv The structures being emptied steep staircases. Each room was from Its present policy. tion of a state of their own." 20 minutes after sunset. On Sat­ were "100 per cent Jewish prop- ' said to have contained a family. Historically, the Soviet Union The Russians, working with urdays Mlnchah will begin at 7:45 erty," he said, adding: "Last The roof of the structure has always been a foe of Zionism. the Americans, played an Impor­ p.m. and Maarlv at 8:45 p.m. The Tuesday we found arms In some overlooked the rear of the wide There was a major sensation, tant role In the negotiations that study group will meet every Sat­ of the buildings overlooking the plaza facing the Walling Wall, a therefore-, when on May 14, 1947, led to the General Assembly vote urday at 6:30 p.m. Walling Wall. We are now moving remnant of the Temple of Solo­ In a speech before the General on Nov. 29. I 94 7, approving the some families for protection, so mon that has long been Judaism's Assembly, Andrei A. Gromyko, partition of Palestine Into states that the area down below will be holiest site. now the Soviet Foreign Minister ruled by Jews and Arabs. The So­ TEMPLE BETH EL secure from snipers.,. The plaza was created by the and then a Deputy Foreign Min­ viet Union became one of the first Dally services at Temple Beth A storekeeper said the ls­ bulldozing of living ·quarters for ister, announced Soviet willing, countries to recognize Israel af­ El will be held at 5:45 p.m . dur­ r aells had Issued an order mak­ 125 families. The families living ness to support partition of Pal­ ter the state was officially pro­ ing the summer, beginning on ing It mandatory for all shops to In the area had been told to leave estine Into Jewish and Arab na­ claimed on May 14, 1948. The July I, and Sabbath morning ser­ open by Tuesday. I! not, he said quickly. sdme moved Into quar­ tions. News reports of the time United States recognized the new vices will be held at 9 a.m. the Israelis would open them on ters vacated by others who had described "Zionist elation" at state that day; the Soviet Union the assumption that the owners fled the city and others simply his speech. did so on May 17. TEMPLE SINAI had fled. melted Into the city or left It. Mr. Gromyko made plain his When the Arab League coun­ Beginning July I st, Temple Outside the Old City wall, In Many of the A,ab families preference for ·a "single Arab­ tries Invaded Israel, the Soviet Sinai will commence Its summer the former parking. area near the being evicted from the Jewish Jewish state" In Palestine, ad­ Union was Indignant about the schedule of services. Sabbath Damascus Gate, hundreds quarter are carrying their pos- ., ding that If that proved Imprac­ "act of aggression" and called on evening services will be held at squatted In the hot sun waiting for sessions straight through the Old tical Palestine could be divided the Arabs to stop. 8:30 p.m. and will be conducted the buses to the Jordan River. City to the Damascus Gate, where Into ''two Independent separate by Rabbi Jerome S, Gurl and, as­ Several hundred have left Jerusa­ Israeli authorities have provided The semi-official Soviet for­ sisted by the cantorlal soloist and lem that way each day since last free transportation 10 the Jordan states - one Jewish and one eign policy journal, New Times, Arab." the organist. Following the ser­ Thursday, June 15 . River at Jericho. accused the United States and The feature of Mr. Gromyko's vices, refreshments will be In the former Jewish quarter There they are free to cross Britain of having played a role In served. The regular schedule · of of the walled cl ty the narrow, the wreckage of Allenby Bridge 1947 speech that particularly the "organization of the aggres­ elated Zionists was the warmth dally and Sabbath morning ser­ stepped lanes and alleys were Into the east bank area, which Is sion of Arab armies against the vices will be resumed In Septem­ packed with families leaving with held by Jordan. The refugees are and sympathy with which he de­ 0 state of Israel . Soviet sources ber. their befonglngs. There appeared asked only to sign a statement scribed the sufferings of Eu­ asserted then that their country ropean Jews In the Hitler period. to be an exodus well In excess of that they have left of their own was the only true friend of the 80 families, although probably free will . . new state and that the United TEMPLE BETH TORAH fewer than the 500 families that An Arab doctor working In the States "merely pretended.. to Temple Beth Torah-Cranston one Arab spokesman said had Old City said that he understood Italian Passports - support Israel. Jewish Center will hold summer been told to move. that about 300 families were Subsequently the Russians services on Sundays at 9 a.m., The Arab families have chal­ being removed from the Jewish , strongly supported, as did the Mondays at 6:45 a.m., Tuesdays lenged every point on the Israeli quarter. He said they were find"' Save 54 From UAR United States, Jsraell member­ and Wednesdays at 7 a.m., version of the eviction order, al- ' Ing accommodations on their own. ship In the United Nations. Brit- . Thursdays at 6:45 a.m., Fridays NAPLES, Italy-:_ Fifty-four aln abstained In the Security Jewish refuiees from E~t ar­ at 7 a.m. and Saturdays at 7: 30 Council vote on membership. a.m. Evening services will be rived here aboard an Italian ship By the early 1950s, however, which had come ·from Alexandria. held al 6:15 p,m. except on Satur­ Moscow had returned to Its tradi­ days, when services Will begin at Jewish Museum Schedules They were met at the port by tional support of the Arab cause 8:15 p,m. until the middle of July. representatives of the American In the Middle East. Joint Distribution Committee, the Jewish Agency and· the United Mount Masada Exhibition Hlas Service. NEW YORK-The results of !em, the Israel Exploration JDC will care for them during Reform Rabbinic Leader Decries one of the largest and most .suc­ Society, the Israel Museum and their stay In Italy and will even­ cessful . archaeological projects the Department of Antiquities and tually help them find places 10 ever attempted In the Holy Land Museums of the Government, resettle. A ·number of the group Possible U.S. -Soviet Package Deal will be shown In an exhibition at The expedition was sponsored has Indicated a preference for Is­ LOS ANGELES-The head of spiritual leaders of other J alths the Jewish Museum from Oct. II by British Individuals and organi­ rael as their future home, the Central Conference of Ameri­ In voicing their opposition to the to Feb. 18, 1968, It was an­ zations: Miriam and Harry Sach­ Interviewed at a hostel for can Rabbis told rabbis of the Re­ war In Vlemam. nounced by Dr. Louis Finkelstein, er, Terence and the late Mathilda refugees near this city, members form organization to urge Presi­ Rabbi Weinstein also appealed chancellor of the Jewish Theo­ Kennedy, the Wolfson Foundation, of the group said they were dent Johnson and the Admlnls­ to the American Jewish commu- . logical Seminary. The museum, the London· Observer and the thrown Into prison on June 5 after trad.on not to enter into any nlty to mobilize what he de­ at Fifth Avenue and 92nd Street, Charles Clore Bar Kokhba Foun­ being arrested In their homes, "package deals" in an effort to scribed as "an all-out effort to Is under the auspices of the sem­ dation. shops, offices and In the streets. resolve the Viemam conflict at assist Israel with economic aid, inary. Pr of. Ya din supervised One man was In his pajamas when the expense ot Israel. Rabbi Jacob the establishment of a Jewish The I 963-65 expedition at Ma­ months of excavations from I 963 the police arrived and was not J. Weinstein urged Americans of Peace Corps of young men ll'nd sada under Professor Ylgael Ya­ to I 965. Thousands of appli­ permitted to dress. all faiths to understand Israel's women who would ~nd one or dln, Israeli archaeologist, will be cations poured In from men and In prison, the refugees were democratic position In the Middle two years In Israel.• highlighted in the exhibit. women of many occupations, from beaten and left for long periods of East, so that Israel "will not be Rabbi Albert Lewis of Temple Carried out with the help of a 17 to 70 years of age and from 28 time without food or water. They compelled to surrender at the Isaiah here said ,that during a world-wide group of volunteers, nations. All the applicants were were released only because they conference table what she would visit to the Soviet Union last working under professional su­ told they would have to pay their possessed Italian passports not surrender on the battlefield." summer he had found Russian pervision, the excavations at Ma­ own way to Israel and Jive under a fact that was transmitted to the He spoke to 500 rabbis at the newspapers accusing "the Is­ sada were planned as the defini­ extremely difficult conditions. Italian consulate by a passerby opening of the body's 78th annual raelis of atrocities and using Hit­ tive exploration _of the ancient More than 5,000 volunteers who spoke to one of the refugees conference here at the Jiotel Am­ I er It e methods against the rock-fortress In the wilderness of worked In the expedition. through a prison hatch. bassador. Arabs." Judea on the Dead Sea. · The exhibition subjects are There were seven children· In In drawing a distinction be­ .. Such charges, he said, could The title of the exhibition Is the Judean landscape, volunteers, the group, some of whom had lost. tween the war In the Middle East have serious consequences on "Masada: A Struggle for Free­ archaeologists at work, Zealot their families before the ship left and that In Vlemam, Rabbi the al ready deteriorating posl t!on dom." On the top of Masada 1,894 life on Masada, the scrolls, Ro­ Egypt. Efforts are now underway Weinstein called on his fellow of the Soviet Jews." years ago, a band of 960 Jewish man siege warfare, the assault on to locate their parents. It Is esti­ clergymen "not to be unduly sen­ Zealots chose death rather than Masada and the Bar Kochba re­ af­ mated that there are .still some sitive 10 the charge that we are Jewish Oral History capture and enslavement. Ma­ volt, which occurred 60 years 300 Jews In Cairo and Alexan­ 'doves• on Vte01am and 'hawks' sada, long a subject of archae­ ter the fall of Masada. dria, Including the grand rabbis on Israel, that we believe In uni- Collection Established ological speculation and occa­ The Jewish Museum will ex­ of both cities who are reported versal truth and International co- NEW YORK-The first all- sloJlal exploration, Is a symbol tend Its hours during the Masada under arrest. operation until our tribal Inter- Inclusive Jewish Oral History of national heroism and a place of show. Fro!!] Oct. II It will be pilgrimage. open Sunda)'.5 through Thursdays West Coast Rabbis ests are touched_ and then we be- Collection, to "chronicle and come parochial and self-centered preserve the rich and unique A major object of the ex­ from 10 a.m\ to 10 p.m. and Fri­ pedition was to seek confirmation days from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. It Approve Abortion Bill as any other nationalistic group." Ainerlcan Jewish experience of Rabbi Weinstein asserted that the last seven decades," Is being of the story of Masada by Jo­ will be closed on Saturdays, and sephus, the first-century histo­ on Jewish and legal holidays. LOS ANGELES - The West Israel was established by the established by the American Jew­ rian. The exhibition will also In- Coast region of the Rabbinical As- United Nations and has had "our !sh Committee. sembly, the association of Con- moral commitment through Pres!- Announcement of the project clude archaeological finds from THEATRE-BY-THE-SEA servatlve rabbis, has unanimously dentlal and Congressional pledges was made at the closing session the Bar Kochba revolt of 132-135 The curtain will rise again at approved a therapeutic abortion since Its Inception, while on the of the pioneer human relations A.O., the second Jewish uprising the Matunuck Theatre-by-the-Sea bill now before the California Sen- other hand we are engaged In an · agency's 61st annual meeting. against the Rot11ans, which were tonight at 8:30 p.m., on "Any ate, Rabbi Bert Woythaler of Los undeclared civil war In Vietnam. The Collection will eventually discovered by Professor Yadln In Wednesday,'' a comedy by Muriel Angeles, regional chairman, res "We Insist that our Admlnls- Include thousands- of tapes, with I 960-61 In caves on the Dead Sea. Resnik which had a long Broadway ported. trat!on has no clear mandate to accompanying transcriptions of Since 73 A,C., Masada has run. Other performances will be Rabbi Kalman Friedman of En~ police the Internal political life of Interviews, speeches, remlnls­ remained largely unexplored be- given on Saturday, .June 24, at 9 clno, chairman of the regional Con- Far Eastern peoples, that such cences, conversations, poems, cause of the Intolerable heat bn p.m., and June 26 through ·July I. servatlve Beth Din (Jewish rell- lllterventlon really strengthens and sermons, according to an an­ Its summit and because of the Curtain Is at 8:30 p.m. Monday glous court), saldthattheendorse- the ·nationalistic loyalties of the nouncement which said: "It will difficulty of scaling Its walls and through Friday, ai 6 p.m. and ment was consistent with Jewish peoples which In turn strengthens not only document what has hap­ supplying food and water. In 1963, 9 p.m. on ,S,.turday andat2:30p.m. religious law which recognizes the the gi;~ssroots power ,pf the_ Viet- pened, but will preserve the fla­ Prof. Yadln was chosen to lead an on Wednesday. Tickets may be fetus as a child only In the last cong; . vor of our times and the sights all-out archaeological expedition ordered ·by telephlllllng 789-9751 or J!_"o...:!!lilonf,~.• , ,-.!l!)V,, ~_e~ll()l_!l~I?~ I/!!~,-•··,, .. ,, Jli ;t_l!l,s.8~11~;5~9'1 -~ .~~l'$1l1,l•!!l-·❖ ~d,. IIOIDl\i~•-~l!at,,,p~n:~ <}llafdlJl~J IL ~sf'.!\''tl.rl!nv•u~c;J..;r~ by , wrlling 10 Theatre,hy-therSea, Tl fre o n - - ~-..:....r~~.,...... t1-~)M Ul :..'.~ f>ftcw,!k -:.:;:~:.:.; ~ · :.:~-:.-.:i:.:~f.:~~i.i~~-...-a t 'nt - Wtffll'iltt;fl.. I. OQ880,,,~l,. I ••• 4.. ----···-----··---··-, . .. .. ,.• .; •.• .._ .--· ··---·--•··· --~- ···~ ---· ~-~ -··-1 l

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1967 11 Por news of your organlzatton ·:·······························~ Jm 4t,n'A (/)JUI ' ! read the Herald. ♦ (Contil\ued from Page 6) . • collection, wUI be auctioned at classmate, Michael Reynolds. "I Sotheby' s in London • • . Morris warn y.ou," -said Merrick, "If L~ Et'llst, the ·famed lawyer, Is they see 'I Doi I Doi" they'll recuperating at Beth Israel Hos­ marry/• pltsl . . . Renata Tebsldl ob- Merrfck recently attended the , talned cushions to sit on for Bar­ wedding of Susan and Michael bra Streisand's concert last Sat­ Reynolds. urday In Central Park .. . Max RETIREMENT: Cesare Vs!­ Honey Shatkin-Helen Bokst von Sydow wm star In his 10th Ietti, the Met Opera tenor, re­ Ingmar Bergman film, In Stock­ vealed at Quo Vadls that he's re­ holm Aug. 28. tiring from his successful opera Joel Grey has a, fan letter career. He'll become apartnertn from George Grosz' son, stating the firm of his father- In- law, that his performance In " Caba­ Marlo Bralnbanti. He said: "I'll ret" was right out of a Grosz still go to La Scala - not the painting of pre•war Berlin . . . stage entrance, but the front Hal Prince's first movie will be. . door." "1be Moviegoer." . . . Anne DIRECTOR: Sir Carol Reed Bancroft made the graduation Just started to direct the film · dress for her daughter, Ro­ version of "Oliver!~• London's berta . .. Arthur Miller's son, Sunday Times quoted Gina Lol- learning the movie business, Is a l obrlglda as sayini,; that her fa­ technician on "The Producers." vorite director was "the late Car­ MEETING: Richard Crenna ol Reed" . . . When, the next plays the role of Richard Aldrich, day, Reed showed up to direct his Gertrude Lawrence's husband.- in fllm, one of the stars, Harry Se­ "Star!" Aldrich visited the set combe, greeted him: "What news and was Introduced to Crenna - from Dickens?" who shook his hand and said: MAIL: New Yorkers dis­ "How do you do·. rm very pleased covered that airman from Tel. to meet me." Aviv now arrives In two days In­ WEDDING: Producer David stead of four - not despite the Merrick chose Cincinnati to test war, but because of It: high­ his Mary Martin-Robert Preston school yotmgsters of 14 are han­ musical, "I Doi I Doi" Merrick's dling the mall, and take all air­ press agent, Lee Solters, was mail envelopes straight to the there and asked to bring his ab:1)0rt for Immediate dispatch. Mn. Harold M. Horwitz daughter, Susan, who attends the (Distributed 1967,byTheHall Syn­ Temple Beth El, Fall River, pink alas kine long gown with University of Cincinnati, and her dicate, Inc.) (All Rights Reserved) Mass., was the setting for the beaded bodice. • For the Bride . . . marrmge on Sunday of Miss El- After a wedding trip to San • the summer hostess leen Margot Shaw, daughter of Francisco, Los Angeles and Den­ 22 Pulitzer Prize Winners Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shaw of 315 ver, Colo., the couple will live at • bathroom accessories Oakland Street, Fall River, to 10 Llnda Lane, Dorchester, • decorati•e accents Appeal To Soviet Writers Harold Milton Horwitz, son of Dr. Mass. for the home and Mrs. Manuel Horwitz of 15 NEW YORK - Twenty-two bring - to bear your Incalculable Bedford Road, Pawtucket. Rabbi .---~------~-­JOE ANDRE'S American writers, lnclu.dlng six prestige and Influence on behalf Samuel s. Ruderman and Rabbi 127 WAYLAND AVENUE Pulitzer Prize winners, have of the restoration of a wide range William G. Braude officiated at ORCHESTRA PROVIDENCE called on writers In the Soviet of cultural Institution for Soviet the 5 p.m. ceremony, which was Mvsic fo, that .,.,y special ottojr Union to use their Influence In followed by a reception in the Jews." Weddings Bar Mitzvahs Conwer"-nl ~ Parltint restoring Jewish cultural In­ Zlsldnd Auditorium. Open mdclyt 'TII 9 Present Jewish cultural In­ 944.3344 Res. ST 1-9080 stitutions. stitutions are limited to a month­ 'The bride, who was given in wwwww+• · Among the signers of the 750- ly periodical, Sovetlsh Helmland, marriage by her father, wore a word letter, drafted hy Robert which also publishes Yiddish white sllJc peau d'ange gown with Penn Warren. two-dme winner of books· a single-sheet Yiddish beaded Ivory Alencon lace wed­ tlle '' Pullizer Prize, were Rslph newspaper published In Blrobldz­ ding band neckline and short Tutoring James F. Reilly Elllson, Archibald MacLeish and han In eastern Siberia, and a few sleeves. It was fashioned wth Arthur Miller. Mr. Warren Is a traveling theatrical, vaudeville pyramid silhouette and brush sponsor of the Conference on chi, and folksinging groups. train. Her fioor-length cafe sil­ Status of Soviet Jews, a nonsectar­ houette veil fell from a contour ian gr.oup, The statement conceded that pillbox of matching lace With 751-0395 In 'their le'tter to the fourth many of the three million Soviet beading. She carried a cascade congress of Soviet writers, which Jews might wish to asslmll ate bouquet or stephanotls, miniature Alge bra - French - German - Latin- - Spanish opened recently In Moscow, the Into the Russian culture. It urged carnations and white catteleya American group said Soviet Jews "the posslblllty of choice, the orchids. Hi s1ory - Engli sh had been deprived of all commu­ avallablllty of options," adding Miss Pamela Levy was mald nal Institutions. that "there Is not the slightest of honor, and Mrs. Allan He.lfer, ·The letter appealed to the So­ doubt that vast numbers of Soviet matron of honor. Bridesmaids Complete lndh-idual Attention in Homelike Atmos11here viet writers as • 'guardians of Jews wish to perpetuate the!r were Miss Reva Lovlt, Mrs. your cotmtry's moral heritage, to tradition." Richard Bourne and Mrs. Jay Marlin. They wore pink chiffon LAST WEEKS floor- length gowns and veil s., and DRAPERIES ANSWER. carried bouquets of elegance I CROSSWORD · PUZZLE miniature cafnatlons and baby's breath. For Homes and Offices Bruce Helson was best man. Slipcovers-Bedspreads ACROSS 2. Colleague 21. French AF TON POL LA RA I R ADE Ushers were Richard Bourne, l.Boy-- 3. Metallic river RA GE S L AK E S Eric Hodeen, Michael Shaw, We Will Gladly Help You With Any 6.Man from rocks 23. 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The cen­ speech at the Manhattan Center ters now have a total of 800 where 7,000 trade unionists at­ pupils. tended a rally sponsored by Am­ The seminary was set up at bassador Michael Comay, former the In! tiatlve of the Torah edu­ head of Israel's delegation to the ·cation and culture department of United Nations, and now Special the Jewish Agency, Jerusalem. Advisor to the Foreign Minister, Mayor John V. Lindsay, and lead­ SABBATH OBSERVANCE ers of the 1,200,000-member la­ 15 Sivan bor council. Candlellghtlng Tlme-8:07 p.m. Harry Van Arsdale Jr., Coun­ cil president, announced the ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Leo launching of a $1-mllllon cash Borenstein of 34 Marbury Ave­ drive lo help Hlstadrut maintain nue, Pawtucket, announce the en­ CLOSE-OUT ON Its health, education and welfare gagement of their daughter Ruth actl vi ties during the critical eco­ lo R. Andrew Maass, son of Mr. 1967 WALLPAPER nomic situation encompassing Is­ and Mrs. Richard Maass of 3 NOW IN STOCK rael. Mayor Lindsay declared Murchison· Place, White Plains, that the war In the Middle East N.Y. Values up to should be blamed on "the pos­ Miss Borenstein ls a graduate turing of the Arab nation s.'' He of West Senior High School and 1.89 added that "the United Nations Mr. Maass, of White Plains High should a!flrrn al once Its peace­ School. They w!ll be members of keeping role In the Middle East." the senior class at the University 59( :~~L A subscription to the Herald ls of Wisconsin next year. · a good gut for the person who has A June 30, 1968 wedding ls ever yt hing else. Call 724-0200. planned. M rs. Frederick J. Rosen The marriage of Miss Susan Harold F. Rosen of 100 Bellevue ADLER Ellen Cort to Frederick Jacob Road, New Haven, Conn., and the Pearson Queries Possession HARDWARE Rosen took pl ace on June 18 In late Mr. Rosen. Temple Beth Israel. Rabbi Jacob Given In marriage by her fa ­ Handler officiated at the 6 p.m. ther, the bride wore a gown of & PAINT CO. ceremony, which was followed by Ivory silk organza fashioned with Bv Israel Of Atomic Weapon a reception In the social hall . 1l1e a sabrlna neckline and elbow­ WASH INGTON -'-- An lmpor- should endanger It, the center 198 PRAIRIE AVE. bride Is the daughter of Mr. and length sleeves. The fitted bodice, ran t unknown factor In the Near would be blown up. Mrs. Leonard Cort of 25 Kipling sleeves and semi-bell- shaped East crisis is exactly what com- "When in Israel last year, WILLARD SHOPPING Street, and the granddaughter of skirt were appllqued with re-em­ mitment the United States has wrote Pearson, ''I interviewed CENTER Mrs. Clara Golden of ProV!dence. broidered Alencon I ace motifs given to Israel In return for an Dr. Ernest DaV!d Bergman, Mr. Rosen ls the son of Mrs. accented with cluster s of seed Israeli pledge not to produce nu- chairman of Israel's Atomic pearls and crystals which extend­ clear weapons, said news analyst Energy Commission, who, like DUPLICATE BRIDGE ed Into the Watteau cathedral Drew Pearson. many scientists, Is fearful that '::) train. Her cathedral-length veil An emissary from the White his fellow scientists have un- TUESDAY WEDNESDAY of English llluslon wa s held by a House went to Israel two years leashed a weapon which may 11 :00 A.M. 12:45 A.M. dome-shaped headpiece of match­ ago and gave a commitment that prove mankind's undoing. If It Bring For Beginning Ing lace and seed pearls. She If Israel forewent development of were left to Or. Bergman, I am • carried a cascade of white roses, the atom bomb, the United States sure that Israel would not even Sandwich Duplicate players stephanods and miniature carna­ would come to Israel's rescue consider the production of nucle- .,._ - tions with garlands of Ivy. wlth the Sixth Fleet In case Its FRIDAY ar weapons. WEDNESDAY Mrs. Samuel Perelman was security was threatened. "He told me that he had 8:00 P.M , 8:00 P.M . matron of honor for her sister It was a rather Informal recently attended a meeting of and Miss Betsy Rosen, sister of agreement, however. 1lte exact atomic scientists In Switzerland, MASTER POINTS - COFFEE the bridegroom, was maid of hon­ terms of the commitment in­ where the opinion was almost 1056 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE or. volV!ng the Sixth Fleet were nev­ unanimous that the spread of Harold Cort, brother of the er put down In black and whit~, · atomic weapons must be s topped ROBERT E. ST ARR, Director 724--1697 bride, served as best man and and remain somewhat Indefinite, but equally unanimous that It ushers were Bruce Cort, brother even to those Involved In the would be almost Impossible to of the bride, Louis Kaye, Robert talks. Furthermore, , there re­ stop-once China perfected Its • Lebov, Peter LeV!tin, Robert mains some skepticism on the nuclear weapons." Mirto, Edward Peck, Samuel part of some U,S. officials as to "It Is not a great problem for Perelman and Richard Wolklnd. whether or not Israel has gone a small country to make an atom­ Master Keith Perelman was ring ahead with nuclear production. ic bomb," Dr. Bergman sald. bearer. This skepticism Is based upon "The chief problem ls expense. After a wedding trip to Ber­ the fact that no American, In fact, Once you have the secret of a muda the couple wll) live at 740 no foreigner, has ever been per-· peacetime reactor, It ls not diffi­ Ellsworth Street, Bridgeport, mitred Inside the secret Israeli cult to build nuclear weapons. Conn. reactor bull t In the heart of the The principle of a peace-time re­ Negev Desert and probably the actor and a nucleai- weapon ls SERVED AS DEPlITY most carefully guarded - spot In just the same." ROME - Eduardo Arblb, a Israel today. Israel has two atomic centers. 19th-century leader of the Italian No commercial alrpl anes are In addition to the secret center In independence movement, was one permitted to fly over the reactor, the heart of the Negev Desert, of the first Jews to serve In the and arrangements have been Dr. Bergman directs a non-se­ Chamber of Deputies. made that In case Arab Invasion cret center outside of Tel AV!v. Bergman Inspected It and climbed SO feet up to the top of a huge Israel Provides Sus Service tank of clear blue water, which, with various mystifying gadgets and electrodes, generates nuclear For Refugees To Jordan energy for peacetime purposes. JERICHO-The first planned rylng a load of blankets. "Why, Israel's peace-time scientific exodus from Israel came on June why, why?" he asked, addressing advances unquestionably are 15, when hundreds of Jordanians no one In particular. A reporter greater than any other country's when a delightful vacatian awaits you crossed a damaged Jordan River asked, "Why, then?" He said, In the world, considering Its size. bridge In an organized evac­ "because they say the Jews kill The Welzman Institute has al­ only 45 minutes from Boston ·at . . . uation. They were offered free the Arabs." ready developed a computer fas­ FRED and CAROLE'S transportation to the river which A young man who seemed to ter than IBM's. And on the roof of d!Vldes the territory now con­ be alone said that he had been a almost every house Is a con­ trolled by Jordan and Israel, If -policeman In Jerusalem. Asked If traption which at first glance they signed a document saying he felt he had to leave; he replied might be confused with a TV an­ MAGNOLIA MANOR they ·were leaV!ng of their own simply, .,I don 1 t like it,t' referr­ tenna but which actually Is a ma­ free will. ing to the Israeli conquest. chine built to harness the rays of MAGNOLIA, MASS. Four busloads left Jerusalem Many of the refugees did not the Near Eastern sun for use In during the morning and five more seem to relish the climb across refrigeration In the summertime -0n ocean-coo! Cape Ann~ where the Counbryside In mldafternoon. An Israeli offi­ the bridge. They lined up on the and central heating In the winter. Meets the Ocean cial would say only that there top of a steep bank and con­ Israel's· military ex­ * Your hosts, FRED AMD CAROLE BLOOM, would like to welcoMe you to were '' several hundred" during templated the_ 45-degree slant perimentation has been spurred Mognollo Monor, where you ore 'never o stranger; penonol attention will be shown to your every nHd. Magnolia Manor 11 ,mall 1ft sin but the first day. ' they would have to traverse at ei­ partly by the fact that President large In facilities and pleasure,--minut11 from historic Gloucester and They carried loads of person­ ther side. Nasser Imported a battery of ex­ Rockport art colony, al possessions and had to make a A rope had been slung as a Nazi scientists from Germany to * Modified American Pion ,ates lnclud.e Deluxe Breakfast and Gaurmet difficult crossing of the Allenby form of railing but It was never­ work on sophisticated weapons :i';:•aa~be~:::e:n1dd::ra aA:,:u;~::v~::a;;!:1~ss';"'iim:r1.:°111n*.:a1::~: Bridge, damaged by retreating theless difficult to cross the for the Egyptian army. As a re­ shuffle board, badminton, horseshoes, volley ball, Rock Finnish C:tls, and mo11og11 available, golf and tennis nearby * Summer theatr.. , antiquing, Jordanian soldiers. A hot sun bridge. Old women were virtually sult, Egypt has now developed handed down from one Israeli 0 magnified the discomfort. more long range missiles than :gh:;:r:1'"t1r:c~i!~"I* D:11cio':!dJew~h~A::::rc~~a J~s1:::: ;:• E~~~~-1~! sol dler to another and children ment Movies Dancing In new Celebrity, R~om. The refugees Included nation-· any other small country In the * * als of other Arab nations, Jorda­ were carried across. world. 1bey Include the Al Zaflr, Super-Highways via Route 128-Exit 15 nians from the West Bank with The Jordan Is a skimpy which carries a 1,000-pound war­ For Reservations and Rates families In Amman, and residents stream, traverslble at many he ad and has a range of 235 of East Bank towns. points along Its slow-running· mites, and the Al Kabir, with a ' CALL COLLECT ( 617) 525-3411 An Israeli soldier, one of course. This meant that foot­ similar warhead and a range of - OR SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGEN1 • about two dozen heiplng the refu­ boards could be used casually for 1,000 miles. Egypt wu reported Write Magnolia Manor, Box P, Magnolia, Ma11. gees across the hazardous path of the refugees to move across the to have around 300 missiles and a ' twisted steel and wooden planks, Jagged steel of the central part of known missile force of 4,500 ••••~!~•ttt-•.t••H,-'.Ut~HtttHff,~_Uttt.U.Ut:t•• moved slowly with a family car- the bridge lying In the water. · men, before the brief war.

• TIIB RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1967 13 AJC Head Protests Violence In Libya NEW YORK-Morris B, partment, Mr. Aoram said: "We Abram, president of the Ameri­ urge you to lodge an Immediate can Jewish Committee, has re­ and vigorous protest to the Lib­ vealed that his agency had urged yan Government against these the U.S. State Department to pro­ outrages In violation of funda­ test reported acts of violence mental human rights. We further against members of the Jewish urge that the United States use Its community of Ubya, estimated to good offices with the Libyan au­ number more than 3,000. thorities to provide prompt and According to Information re­ adequate compensation to the In­ ceived from Its European head­ nocent victims of these outrages, quarters In Paris, Mr. Abram who apparently have been singled told the State Department, many out for mistreatment solely on Jewish shops In Tripoli were the basis of their religion, and looted, at least two Jews have that those Jews who wish to leave been killed, and Libyan Jews who the country be permitted to do so sought to leave the country have without del_a_,,y_.'_' ___ been refused permission to do so. A subscription to the Herald In a telegram to the State De- makes a good gift.

GJC RALLIES - Robert A. Rlesman, general campaign chairman of the General Jewish Committee's combined 1967 campaign and Israel Emergency Fund, addressed a large crowd at the Women's Division WE rally for Israel, held last week at the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel. Below, Judge Frank Licht, new GJC presi­ dent, briefed D-Day workers on Sunday at the hotel before they began the house-to-house canvas of Great­ er Providence. Substantial Increases In pledges were reported. Fred Kelman Photos SPECIALIZE IN

subscribers comprise an active buying market. For excellent results, advertise In the Hadassah Hospital Treated Herald. Call 724-0200. Wounded Arab Legionnaires SPECIAL GROUP NEW YORK - Wounded Jor- tlon for administering plasma, OF danlan Legionnaires were treated penicillin and anti-tetanus In- st Hadassah Hospital In Jerusa- Jections and they were able to !em's Judean Hills, Mrs. Mort!- handle 80 cases simultaneously. DRESSES mer Jacobson, president of Ha- Helicopters brought casualties to dassah, disclose~ a week ago. Hadassah Hospital from Mt. T" T1le.. number of Legionnaires Scopus and from the area of ½ OFF at the hospital was not known heavy fighting around Nebl Sam­ here. uel. A farge number of cases Hadassah Hospital was hit_ by were due to the Jor danian shell- three shells during the first min- Ing of Jerusalem and the fight to utes of Jordan's snack on Israel. regain Mt. Scopus." They knocked out a wall of Ha- Mrs. Jacobson al so announced dassah's gynecology clinic and "wtth sorrow" · that "one of our slightly damaged one of the 12 physicians, Dr. I. Ben-Shira, was stained glass windows Marc Cha- killed In the Negev while minister­ gall created for Hadassah. The Ing to the needs of Israeli damaged window depicts the soldiers." 334 WESTMINSTER ST. Tribe of Judah. Meanwhile, medical and hos- Mrs. Jacobson quoted from a pita! supplies contributed by lndl- Complimentary Parking report received here from Dr. vlduals, firms and stores to meet -Open Mondays- Kalman J. Mann,dlrector-general urgent needs, are being flown of the Hadassah Medical Organ!- dally to Hadassah Hospital for zation In Jerusalem. The hosp!- use of hospitals In the Jerusalem ta!, functioning on an emergency are,l. basis, handled 600 casualties In the first 36 hours following Jor­ dan's entry into the war. South Africans Allowed "The Arab Legionnaires have been receiving the same high To Send Israel Money standard medical attention being JOHANNESBURG-The Gov­ given to Israeli wounded," she ernment of South Africa will per­ said. ml t the Jewish community to Mrs. Jacobson said that 150 transfer funds to Israel. The spe­ opera tlons were performed dur­ cial concession was granted fol­ ing this period by 19 Hadassah l owing representations made by a surgeons "working at top speed." delegation comprised of South Af­ One casualty died. rican Zionist Federation presi­ In discussing the damage to dent Israel Meisels, Federation the Chagall s tained glass window, chairman Edel Horwl tz and depu­ Mrs. Jacobson said that Hadassah ty chairman Maurice Porter. has . been assured by Chagall The group was cordially wel­ "that he is not worried about the comed by Premier Vors ter and windows; that he Is praying for Foreign Minister Muller. The ' the safety of Israel." amount which the community will "Chagall has -notified . us that be permitted to transfer will be he considers nothing more Im­ altered from time to time In the portant than Israel's safety and light of South Africa's changing that he Is prepared to- make new economic position and Interests. windows for Hadassah." South African Jewish leaders THE YEAR-END SALE Mrs. Jacobson said that Ha­ described as "magnificent" the dassah Hospital "from the very response of the Jews here io the YOU'~; FOR. beginning of hostilities, has been appeals for solidarity with Israel !,Es~z~s.~~!!~~s~e t CONTACT functioning smoothly and has won and for maximum aid. Many non­ in one style or another , Jews were Joining In making con­ commendation from Israel' s mil­ SIZES 3 ', - 10- f',,.AAA - AAA itary commanders for Its effi­ tributions of money and offers for ciency and preparedness personal service In Israel where - AA - A - B - C because of the magnificent pre­ a first group of South African Cash Sales paredness of Hadassah Hospital, volunteers has already arrived ONLY! It was able to supply all hospitals and assigned to non-combatant In the Jerusalem area with drugs. duties. "Hadassah Hospital went on an emergency footing as soon as BIOLOGY PRIZE AWARDED ELLIOT F. SLACK war erupted and all possible cl- R EHOVOTH, Israel-The vlllan cases were dis- Rothschild Prize In Biology for 1018 INDUSTRIAL BANK BLDG. charged. The number of beds 1966 has been awarded to Prof. DE 1-2422 "> was doubled by placing additional Isaac Berenblum, Internationally beds In the corridors and base- known cancer researcher and SUN LIFE ASSURANCE ment of the hospital which nor- head of the Weizmann Jnstltute's COMPANY OF CANADA matly has a capacity of 600 beds. Experimental Biology Depart- Emerge'!~ .te,a,1)1~ , ~-!~J, !~IJ>, ac-.. m!'I/,\~ ,,, ,n,;; , 1 • • ,_, i, .., J, ~ , I , • ..- • 4,1 JJ ~ I, .::-1.Jf:.K f.;:,t, f' •u THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, PRIDAY,JUNE 23, 1967

.... ;-:r.en::a1!your organtzat1on . Star Of David Israel Won't Prosecute Raised On Sinai DQclors For AbortiQns JERUSALEM, Israel - The JERUSALEM - Israel's Cab­ Star of David was hoisted aver inet has rejected a p,-oposal that Gebel Musa, the traditional Mo1111t physician's performing abortions low quarterly payments Sinai, for the first time on the be prosecuted. The proposal was for accident-free drivers Jewish Pentecost. made by a special demographic Member DowntC?wn Porlcing Pion committee studying Israel's low The chief, Israeli Army chap­ birth-rate. INSURANCE lain, Shelomo Goren, solD!ded the The members of the C11blnet M & FAGENCY INC shofar and, flanked by two Israeli divided on the Issue proposed by pilots, the flag was raised aver the committee. It was pointed out 331-9427 the momtain, a-7 ,400,-foot peak In that, while both traditional jewlsh 131 Wosh,ngton St southern Sinai. law and the laws of the country Provide nce ----- prohibit abortions, physicians In Subscribe to the Herald. Israel In fact perform such pro­ cedures openly and are prosecuted only In cases of negligence. SELL AU MRS. LEO GLEKLEN 421- 1229 I A ministerial committee was ADVERTISED TRIPS OF 331-7106 authorized by the Cabinet to de­ cide on-preferential treatment for PET:rERSON TRAVEL INC. families with many children and ·DORRANCE STREET for provision of other Incentives 76 PROVIDENCE 3, RHODE ISLAND to Increase the birth-rate. SUGGESlS THAT YOU CONTACT HER FOR AU YOUR CRUISES, TOURS, HONEYMOONS. STUDENT TOURS. Dr. Medhi Says 100 SHIPS • AIRLINES • FREIGHrER TRAVEL I Americans Volunteer I r ·~·.. To Serve In UAR SAILING FOR SUNNY PORTS--Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chase of 99 Harvard NEW YORK-One hundred CONGREGATION BETH DAVID Street, Cranston, were photographed on the M.V. Victoria Just before they Americans have volunteered for sailed from New York harbor on a vacation cruise to the West Indies. service In the United Arab Re­ of Narragansett, R.I. Mrs. Chase Is with Tr-adewlnds Travel. - public, according to Dr. Muham­ mad T. Medhl, secretary general Kings.town Road and Watson Avenue, Narragansett /99925625&56 ; '9 ;>QQQQQ~ of the Action Committee on American-Arab Relations. Announces Its Summer Schedule Medhl said that he had hopes of Services Starting June ~3, 1967 r Herald Recipes · ; for recruiting another 400, and added that "as a matter of policy, Daily Services 8 P.M.; Fri. Night Services 8 P.M. CHALLAH herbs-basil, marjoram, thyme we retuse to disclose the names Sat. Morn. Services 9 A.M.;Sun. Morn. Services 9 A.M. (Sabbath or . Hollday Twist Bread) l /4 ·reasooon hot oel)[)er sauce or our r ecruits." package active dry yeast or ·1 Fine dry cracker bread crumbs He said that all volunteers f or would pay their own fares to Everybody Welcome cake compressed yeast 2 ~s 2 tablespoons sugar 2 tablespoons melted shortening or C alro In the · event of an Israel­ Arab war, but that only 20 had I 1/2 cups lukewarm water• olive oil · expressed a desire to fight. About 5 cups sifted all-purpose g,ortenlng for deep frying I The others, most of them doc­ nour Canned or cooked chick-peas l TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM 2 teaspoons salt should be drained and mashed. tors, nurses, pilots and engi­ ROCHAMBEAU .AVENUE AT CAMP STREET 2 eggs Grind chick-peas through the fine neers, would se-!ve as non-com­ 2 tablespoons oil blade of a food chopper. Add salt. batants, Medhl said. ANNUAL DANCE I egg yolk wpper, herbs, hot pepper sauce, Former Ambassador 2 tablespoons poppy seeds and 2 tablespoons cracker or $2000 c~~H PRIZES Combine yeast, sugar. and 114 bread crumbs. Beat eggs and stir Comments On Israel cup water. •use very warm water Into mixture. Stir In 2 tablespoons NEW YORK - Representa• e UNLIMITED FOOD e COCKTAILS Q05 degrees F. 10 115 degrees F.) melted shortening. g,ape mlxture1 tlve Ogden R. Reid. who was ONLY 100 TICKETS PRINTED for dry yeast: use lulcewarm wa- Into 2 l/2•to 3-lnch fingers abou United States Ambassador to Is­ rer (80 degrees F. 10 90 degrees I Inch In diameter. Roll each _l_l) rael from 1959 to 1961, said last JUNE 24 at 8:30 P.M. . F ,) for compressed yeast. Let dry cracker or bread crumbs. week that there should be no DONATIONS $50 stand for 5 minutes. Sift nour and Fry a few at a time In deep hot withdrawal of lsraell forces from salt Into a large bowl. Make a shortening (360 degrees F, on a " TICKETS MAY BE SHARED WITH FRIENDS" captured Arab territories until well In the center and drop In frying thermometer) for 2 to 3 the Arabs agreed to a peace eggs, oil, remaining warm water, minutes, or \Didi golden brown. based on recognition of Israel and f BIG and flnally yeast mlxt)Jre. Work Remove with a slotted spoon and free access to the Gulf of Aqaba liquids Into the flour. Knead on a drain on absorbent paper. Serve and the Suez Canal. floured board \Didi dough Is smooth hot. Makes 18 to 20. Mr. Reid al so said that after and elastic. Place In a bowl,brush KASHA VARNISHKAS · conversations with lsraejl and top with oil, caver with a towel, and (Buckwheat Groats w.!th Noodles) American diplomats, he belleved let stand In a warm pl ace to r! se I egg th!!,t Israel would Insist on staying FLOOR and let rise to double In bulk. I cup buckwheat groats In the old city of Jerusalem and COVERING CO. Divide dough Into 3 equal parts. 1/2 teaspoon salt on the heights of Syria and Jor­ SHOWROOM: Rear 195 Cole Avenue Between lightly floured hands, 2 tablespoons rendered chicken dan. At another point he added roll dough Into 3 strips of even far territory In the Sinai peninsula to length. Braid these and place on a 2 cups bolling water the list. He did it again with drops and ends greased cookie sheet. Cover and 2 cups cooked bowknot nooclles He said that Israeli occupation He'll save you· enough till your pocketbook bends let rise ·10 double In bulk. Brush Salt and pepper to taste of the old city was "nor nego­ Carpet or inlaid it's no never mind with egg yolk and sprinkle with Combine unbeaten egg, groats, tiable" except for International To him they handle as one of a kind poppy seeds. Bake In preheated and salt. Place chicken fat In guarantees of the holy places. He Your credits no good • So cash you must pay moderate oven (375 degrees F .) skillet and add groat mixture and also said that the United States But so must his sister or Mom the same way for 45 to 50 minutes, or mtll bolling water. Cover tightly and should move Its embassy from Quality and Service • 30 years do prove golden-brown. This recjpe makes cook over low heat, stirring occa- Tel Aviv to Jerusalem to sym­ So call the BIG-T before making your move. 1 very large loaf or 2 smaller slonally, \Didi kasha Is tender, bollze. support for Israeli juris­ loaves. It may be used as a pan about 15 minutes. Add additional diction over the entire cl ty. MURRAY TRINKLE FLOOR COVERING CO. loaf or for rolls water or meat broth to keep mix­ Mr. Reid made his comments· Call me any time at: ' 521-2410 ture from sticking. Mix kasha on the Columbia Broadcasting MANDELBROT with cooked noodles. Add salt and System television show "News. (Al mood Bread) pepper to taste and reheat lDltll makers" and in a telephone in­ I 1/2 cups sifted all-purpose piping hot.· Serve wl th meat. _tervlew afterward. flour I /4 teaspoon salt I teaspoon baking powder 4 eggs I cup sugar [ For And About Teenagers ) 3 tablespoons cooking oil I teaspoon vanllla extract I cup chopped blanched almonds I tablespoon ground cinnamon Sift flour with salt and baking powder. Beat eggs lDltll thick and · • lemon-colored. Gradually beat In sugar. Stir In oil and vanilla. Stir In flour and almonds. Grease and flour two loaf pans ~ x 5 ·x 3 Inches). Cover the bottoms of the pans with batter. Spi:-lnkle with batter and cinnamon and cOnrtnue THE WEEK'S LETTER: "I ling togefiler" and just date. This Play It layering until all cinnamon and have a problem. I went out on should mean that you are not batter are used. Bake In pre­ my beau the other night. We're going steady and that you have he are d moderate oven (350 AUTO AIR CONDITIONING not going together. We just date. not reached any agreement cool . .. degrees F .) for 25 minutes , or A few nights ago, he went out about either of you dating other un ti I cake Is golden-brown. with some guys, so my girlfriend persons. If such is the case, he The ultimate in auto air conditioning. Ride serene, un­ Breads will only be 2 1/2 Inches and I went riding around with is not right, bµt wrong. - ruffled with car windows closed against wind, dust, noise. high. Remove from pans, · and some guys I know. That night I On the other hand, if you had Arrive fresh and unwrinkled, since MARK IV dehumidifies · cool. With a sharp knife cur had a very guiltyconscienceand no mutual agreement relative to breads Into 1/2-lnch sllces. Place as well as cools ... circulates clean, crisp air to every cor­ I decided I would tell him the having other dates, why should sllces on greased cookie sheer next morning when he called. you 'have ·a guilty conscience? ner of your car. Comes with the industry's first evaporator and brown In preheated hot oven Before I could tell him, some of If the boy likes you enough, warranty for 36 months or 36,000 miles! (400 degrees F ,) for 5 to 6 min­ his friends did and, well, he ~ot he'll not stay angry with you utes. mad and wouldn't listen to me. for long. Then, it appears, you RADIATOR & FALAFEL Now, he says he won't take me should talk things over and be BOSTON (Chick-Pea Croquettes) back because I would Just do it sure that you understand just BODY WORKS 2 cups thick pureed cooked chick­ over again. I wouldn'·t because what you expect of one another. peas 185 PINE ST. now ·1 know he cares and I love II you hav• ...... pNblem yov ..nt te 1/2 teaspoon salt him. Do you th~nk he is right? ~:"~~ .;",t.'~':,ti~"a:U,"';;~;',';;~ · PROVIDENCE GA 1-2625 1/4 teaspoon white pepper OUR REPLY. You say at the coMMUNllY AND su1U11AN , 1155 s11v1c1 I I / 4 teaspoon mixed ground beginning that you are not "go- FIANtFOIT, n . · ◄ ◄' Rhode Island-Sons, Daughters Describe ' ' -Their Non:..combatant Chores In lsra,el · ' (Continued from page I) cease-fire has been dee! ared with · with black paint. And the last day !1 most no damage In my kibbutz, Syria and the end of the 8 day war · I was there, tl:,e second day of the 'the heart of Tel Aviv' we call It, In .the Middle East. Perhaps It flg_htlng - I even helped carry t'< because there's one other kibbutz would be strange to say that the stretchers. , between us and Syria. whole affair has been quite ex­ "Monday of this week (Which ):' "The war Itself was very ex­ citing - but for me this Is ex­ seems like weeks ago) I went to 1, Cltlilg, educational, and changed actly the feeling. In the beginning, my .8 a.m. class where the pro­ ◄ many of my values. By the way, especially through the three day fessor didn't show up; I listened rve malled 3 other letters and shelling of Jerusalem, I must ad­ to the 8:30 news to hear that sent 3 cables - I hope you've mit I was scared as hell - but along the Egyptian border, Egyp­ gotten them and thus have known even this scared feeling . was tian planes had entered Israel and of my whereabouts·. ,'The war short lived. Israeli tanks had crossed the really affected CO'!]munlcatlons, "Three weeks ago as _soon as border. The Interesting thing Is so I don't know l;low '"'niuch you Nasser closed the Strait of Tiran that I don• t think anyone will knew about me. I think the most the mobilization of Israel began. really know who started the war: startling thing about the war was Classes were emptied of all eli­ Egypt or Israel. (I will refrain the Israeli army. When not fight­ gible · males as the army began from any analysis of th~ points I ing, a few companies have been Its preparations. After the first bring up.) I quickly went to Ha­ based nere • • . . . These men few days classes were Impos­ dassah and worked till 11, and are really Just men - not fight­ sible, 20 out of 500 attending a heard Moshe Dayan's declaration JUDITH SIL VER CLIFFORD KARTEN Ing machines. They allowed us to lecture. Most of the girls had of war. I quickly caught the first 'play' with · their tanks;, they dropped out of ctasses to do vol­ bus home and descended from the Joined us In cards, In our she! ter, untary work. Until- the first day of bus to be greeted by the ' first 'feel As If I Did What I Had To, told us Jokes, brought us news, fighting, I was managing to go to Jordanian shelling of Israeli Je­ cried when the Old City was cap­ my Important classes and work at rusalem. Well, as I ran up the Hadassah 8 hours per day. I went tured. hltt to get to the nearest shelter Even If It Wasn't On The Battlefield' " . • .Now that the war Is fi­ with a small group of American In the dormitories, you can Imag­ nally over, perhaps I'll get to see girld and we began by gluing ine what I was thinking. Just don't Mr. and Mrs. Reuben .Kar ten to another, • and of course there Israel. Tomorrow we begin to gauze on the windows - So that start on the University till I get of Cranston heard of their son were wounded, Injured and dead work at 5:45, by Tuesday they ex­ when they were broken the glass to the she! terl Monday all day I ast Friday from a girl In Flor­ to be brought to hospitals. It was pect us up at 4:45 and by Thurs­ would not shatter on the patients. there was really shelling - too ida. Clifford Karren had served rough, but rewarding. -L feel as day at 4:00. The work day ends at Then I would paint the windows close to our area. as English scribe for her Israeli though I did what I had to, even If one o'clock. boy friend. They have since had a It wasn't on the battlefield. It was "We're all ·speculating on Is­ letter from him. He writes: the shortest, but most successful rael's victory - will she be Pasted Gauze On Hospital Windows, "I hope this letter finds you war In hi story. We are now In a able to use the Suez Canal now? alt ln a calm state. I've sent word position to bargain, and although Will she keep the stral ts as an to you approximately four differ­ I'm sure worl'd pressure will army outpost? Will she keep the Carried Stretchers, Washed Dishes ent ways , telling you th at rm make us give most of the area Syrian mountain tops to Insure healthy and In one piece. For me back, I'm al so sure that we'll Tuesday morning by 7 a. m. I Ru ssia 10 years to put Into Egyp­ to write sooner or cable was keep the ol d city. that Syria will no I onger molest was at the hospital after a sleep­ tian hands! Thus goes a war of these kibbutzim? .. . How about rldlculous , because either would ... . . Las t Friday, we were less night In the she! ter. The miracles! But we here are firm; have taken days If not weeks be­ In Jordan for 10 hours. A _trip I Jericho? Transjordan? Jordan Hospital was a-gog. The main en­ In the point that not miracles but cause of the Jam up at the post still don't believe . Just to be In River? Gaza Strip? The Penin­ trance had been turned Into an excellence In military operations office. Ramallah, Je richo, Bethlehem sula? What about the refugees? emergency room. For a while I won this war. By the first day, "There ts so much to say and and the old city was too much to Should we enter Damascus? Will helped set up stretchers. The Israel had bombed all the Arab talk about, that I could probably grasp. Then, upon entering the Nasser come back to power? (I sight of many wounded soldiers air ports, knocking out 400 enemy go walling wall, touching It, and kis­ say within 24 hours!) These was not a pretty one - but the on for pages and pages. The planes , not losing one herself (not first and most Important thing to sing It, our eyes fl! led and we things keep us talking 20 hours a air was filled with efficiency and qut_te a miracle!). be s cried. This war, for the Jews , day. good spirit. The wards were not aid, Is that this time we did "Thursday ... I walked In It. We proved to the Arabs and has wiped out a 2,000 year old (The kibbutz) "Is nestled be­ too filled but as of now the sol­ the Mea Shearin area to, assess the world that we are here to stay situation. . tween the Lebanese and Syrian diers fill the hospital (all regular the damage. We saw among many borders under snow-topped · Mt. and can do It on our own . The "We visited the Mosque of patients had been sent home on things: price was expensive. Some of Is ­ Omar, Rachel's tomb and Abra­ Herman, the Jordan trickles by Sunday). I returned to the shelter "l. Not much damage as was through the middle of the vil­ rael's finest went down in ba ttle, ham's tomb. The church of the and after another sleepless night true of all Jerusalem where so and this we'll never forget. nativity and David's Tower. We lage . . . the walks are tree­ decided not to chance going to much damage from shelling had covered, with floral displays and · "As for myself, it was a busy saw Arabs carrying white flags Hadas sah on Tuesday as the been reported. four days. I volunteered with the and afraid of the Israelis, of the hidden street lights, the exotic shelling was still heavy. I never "2. All of the U, N, people ,, trees and plants make fairytale civil defense and for the week Sabra. Emotions which are un­ dreamed I would be at Hadassah leaving with their families and leading up to the war, I filled descrlbable In words welled with­ ,;z- gardens, the soccer fie! d re sem­ again after Junior Hadassah, es­ poesesslons the old city and leav­ bles Brown U. stadium, the tennis pecially doing voluntary work for sand bags and ran errands. Then In us. The new Jerusalem. All of ing brae!. I was given a car and worked for It. The walls of Jericho, the Lat­ courts are huge, there•s always them. A photographer took pic­ "3. Prisoners being evac­ hot water - It's reallv fantas­ tures of us, so you should see me four days and nights wl thout run Road, where tens of Jews uated from the old city (some of have fallen before. Today Is not tic. Agrlcuural exports alone as "one of the American het­ sleep. First there were children whom are being kept In the sta­ to be brought home from school only a great day for the Israeli, from here are over ••• $500,- olnes" In the Hadassah paper or dium next to the University). to their parents In shelters. but a great day for the Jew." ; 000 annually. I'm awfully fond of the •Jewish Herald.' "4. Hasslds who were found this place, and thus ·far I've spent "Tuesday, I washed dishes In There was food to be pas sed out The busy Hebrew University tryiJlg to smuggle themselves Into amongst all the people who were student added that since exam­ 90% of my time In the . . . bunk­ the cafeteria for the dormitories. the old city. ers." Some of the day was spent In the In these shelters. Commu­ inations at the university had "It Is said that the old city nications was shut so there were been postponed, his " plans to On Tuesday, the 13th, he cellar waiting for unexploded be will opened In a few days and many messages from one office, come home are much obscured. ., wrote: "It's a whopper today! shells to be found and exploded,. all will be able to visit. But right Worked picking (pruning) apples And by Wednesday morning there now, there are still many snipers from 4:30 - 12:00 - It must be was a cease-fire declared and left and each day a few curious Cross 105 degrees F • , • This kibbutz· Jerusalem was crazy. Thursday civilians are killed when they get Red Finds Evidence Is not kosher, so I eat In the spe­ was like the 'day of the coming of too close to the old city area. cial kosher kitchen • • • • I nev­ the Messiah.' Jerusalem was alt "Right now, I am recuperating Of Poison Gas er realized what an Impression clear and we were free to glory and waiting to hear about finals. I Last M-onth the British left, but now I see - over the amazing Israeli vic­ have not studied for the past GENEVA-The International er date and provided assistance tea-time Is 4:00 a.m., 8 a.m., tories: the old city, Mount three weeks so finals should be a Committee of the Red Cross dis- to the survivors, 12:30 p.m., 4 p.m., 7 p.m., and Scopus, Jericho, Ramal ah (base problem .... I was very glad closed earlier this month that , Reports of Egyptian use of whenever thirsty. Boy, am I sick of that part of Jordan which juts to hear of my friends who were "many Inhabitants of a village In poison gas have been author­ of teal Into the Israeli area on the map); trying to console you through northern Yemen died by asphyxl- ltatlvely reported for several "The army ls beginning to Gaza and the Sinai Peninsula, the your worried times. George atlon after a -bombing attack last months, Mustard gas and phos­ thin Its ranks here. They've Strait of Tiran (With the Israelis wrote me of his visit to you. I month," gene have been used, the reports packed all the big guns, some heading for the Suez Canal). But was so glad td hear from him It further revealed that Red have stated, rifles. The tanks they captured In fighting on the Syrian front con­ since I wrote to no one and have Cross doctors had found "various Following a request by Syria were taken through here to tinued: as of last night a cease­ received few letters In the past Indications pointing to the use of the Israel Government to West a depot today. We hear them fire with Syria has been declared three weeks." poison gas bombs," Germany for 20,000 gas masks blasting the Syrian fortifications after an Israeli conquest 20 ki­ Miss Silver, who will be a se­ Reliable sourei!s said that the for Its current civil defense now, making sure that even If lometers Into Syrian territory nior at Clark University In Wor­ attacks were carried out by 1;- preparations, the West German they give back the mountains, the around the I30 those not reintegrated Into the civil Austria. 38a - Rooms for Rent Offering a C omp/ete Selection of At this meeting. Dr. Prinz said, service because of their Nazi Mr. Tonclc-Sorenj rejected re­ recor ds. Such credit would be al- ROOMS TO RENT, Montreal, Co· Diamond,, Fine ) eD>elry, Wale hes, Sil»erD>are, quests for additional restitution lowed even if no service was actu- node. 25 mi nutes to Expo 67. CiflD>are, Cameras 6- Appliances payments on the ground that­ ally performed. Wi dow s and de- Room s in private home. Moke reser• among other reasons-Austria pendents of all former civil vat10ns now . Write Mn. 0 . was a small andpoorcountrywlth­ servants would benefit equally. Schwartzman, 4064 Mackenzie ALL AT CONSISTENTLY LOW PRICES Street, Chomedey, Quebec, Co· out the means to Indemnify Jewish On the other hand, Dr. Prinz nada. Phone 5 14-688· 2635. - COMPLETE · APPRAISAL SERVICE - victims of Nazism as Germany had said, widows of civil servants who done. perished as victims of Nazi perse- 41 - Shore, Mountain Rental The American Jewish Congress cutlon receive only minimal pen- leader described Austrian restitu­ slons based on the 1938 sal arles of NARRAGANSETT PIER : Bay View Ho• tion programs for 'Jewish victims the victims. They are not included tel, 32 Congdon Street. Rooms with privileges for week, month, sea son. of the Hitler era as " grudging and be In the new legislation to suL- Charles Adelberg. minimal , particularly when com- mitted to parliament. i 1 pared with the generous treatment afforded non-Jews, Including former Nazis. 0 Egyptian General Praises He noted that In 1954 the Austri­ u an government had attempted to pay benefits to convicted Nazis even Timing Of Sinai Attack Q N TEL Avrv - A captured men, one replied: " No, we did u C NCRAC Plenary Session Egyptian general paid tribute last our duty as soldiers. We have A 0 week to Israeli tactics In the nothing to do with politics." Sinai campaign. Col. Mandur Zaki of the Cairo L . M To Consider Mideast "We wer e expecting the Is­ Narcotics Squad, captured while I p NEW YORK N,Y,-lsrael and raelis to attack us In the Sinai by on a police job In Gaza, remarked the Middle East situation wlJl be the route they In fact took," Brig. sadly that he had had nothing to T STRICTLY KOSHER - SAVE 89eLB. R do with the army. y the major theme of the plenary Gen. Medhad Fahrni said. "What COOKED IN OUR OWN KITCHEN 0 se ssion of the National Commu­ we weren't expecting was the day Unlike their officer s, the or­ M nity Rel atlons Advisory Council, and hour they picked." dinary soldiers In their barbed­ I June 29-July 2, at the Holiday Inn General Fahrni, who said he w 1 re encampment appeared TONGUE POUND 2.29 In Atlantic City, N.J. Israel Am ­ had had a year's training In the stunned by the defeat. They did s bassador Avraham Harman will Soviet Union, Is one of nine Egyp­ not talk much. E address the opening . meeting and tian generals captured by the Is­ The Syrian prisoners were 0 D Abraham Bromberg, editor of raelis. He was being held In Is­ kept apart frm the r est, under SAVE 1Oe ' 'Problems of Communism," a rael's biggest prison camp, Ath­ strict guard. u SARA LEE , "It's because when they take periodical review International In llth, near Haifa, In special quar­ R Q scope, will speak on Friday. ters with about 30 other hlgh­ our pilots prisoner, they lynch u On Saturday a colloquy will r anking officers. them,'' a sentr y said. M take place among Morris B. Like hls fellow offl.cers, he Many of the Egyptian and Syr­ COFTFEE CAKE EACH A Abram , president of the Ameri­ r epll~ freely to questions from ian soldiers claimed to be civil­ 0 7 9 ( ians. L can Jewish Committee; Rabbi Ar­ newsmen, and praised his treat­ s I thur J. LeJxvet d, president of the ment at the camp. The sever ely wounded were T American Jewish Congress; and ·«I did not expect that and I lying under a hospital tent. Some LARGE HOLE-ALL CENTER SLICES SA VE 21 e T Dr. William A. We xler, president will tell them when I get back," were badly burned. y of B'nal B'rlth, who will try to he said, adding wlth a smile: "I Twelve Israeli doctors and 10 I assess the long-range a s well as was not urged to say so." Egyptian Army doctors wer e ten, M Immediate Impacts ·ot the Israel­ General Fahrni suffered a ding the wounded, and Haifa med­ .SWISS CHEESE LB.98( F Arab conflict on various aspects slight race wound during the ·1cal specialists wer e said to be p 0 of Jew'5h community relations, fighting and had a dressing on his called In when necessary. 0 Identity and commitment. and the cheek. He said that his soldiers Some ot the pr isoners, an Is­ R had fought well and that the Rus­ raeli otttcer said, had been held R responses of various groups In the communities. sian equipment was good. He as­ In the camp after the ttrst Sinai T T Father John 8. Sheerin, edi­ serted that no Soviet adviser had campaign ot 1956. UR FRESH MEAT DEPAR'l'MENT IS CLOSED A tor of "Catholic World" . and assisted In the planning ot Egyp­ w GEORGETOWN RABBIS NOON ON FRIDAY AND ALL DAY SATURDAY 0 member of the Bishops' Com­ tian strategy In the campaign, and mittee for Ecumenical and Inter­ expressed no desire !or r evenge. WASHINGTON-TWo r abbis KOSHER-READY FOR THE OVEN religious Affairs, will speak on "I fought the Israelis twice G ''What Lies Ahead In Jewish­ before, In 1948 and 1956," he will be added to the faculty of said. "I hope this was the last Georgetown University for the E Catholic Relations," on Satur day. I He wlll be Interviewed In "Meet round.'' first time next fall, officials of ~G~ EACH BROILERS N Another high-ranking otflcer the nation's oldest Catholic col­ 1. 3 9 the Press" fashion by a panel of E representatives of national mem­ freely admitted that he had seen lege said. They said two ~ ~ ber agencies of the NCRAC. nothing to Indicate that the Amer­ Protestant clergymen al so would R PAWTUCKET WARWICK icans and British had directly In­ be named to the facuJ ty. The 1t19 Warwick Avenue A JEWISH ARCHEOLOGJST tervened In the Arab-Israeli con­ Jewish spiritual leaders are Rabbi All STORES Got.way Shop C.nt.r LONDON - Sir Charles tllct. A, Nathan Abramowitz of Tlfereth ~ ■· Ha•ie Four CorMrl T °E • · · ·. : OPEN I Israel Congregation · here and 1 ._ 9 A.M . to 9 P.M . Walston, a nineteenth century He added: "I think we could PROVIDENCE I British J ewlsh archeologlst, was have won." Rabbi A. Nathan Abramowitz of N All DAY GARDEN CITY 776 HOJN Strfft 1 0 responsible tor excavating many When the officers were asked Ttfereth Israel Congregation here (iMMr Onty) Cranston, 1,1. whether they expected to be dis­ and Rabbi Albert Silverman, a I A.M, 10 7:30 P.M. SUNDAY 9 A.M . to 7:30 P.M . N ancient sites In Greece Including the Tomb ot Aristotle" In ciplined tor having been captured former Illinois University In­ T s Eretrla. or having talked freely to news- structor . .. .-