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Only Anglo-Jewish Serving 30,000 Newspaper in This State in Rhode Island The Jewishlleral-d yoL. XXXV. No. 25 FRIDAY, AUGUST 25. 1950 .PROVIDENCE, R. I. TWELVE PAGES 7 CENTS THE COPY Says Elections Critical for All liberals Vice Pres. Barkley to Address By MIL TON FRIEDMAN WASHINGTON American The elements within both par­ Jewish organizations will be ties most anxious to pass concen­ watching with utmost interest the tration camp bills are also the GJC Initial Gift Event Sept. 14. out.come of the November elec­ very elements which are least tions. It will then be passible to friendly to Jewry. Senators Mc­ evaluate an already discernible Carthy. 'McCarran. Mundt. East­ trend toward repressive legislation land. Bridges. Johnston and others 'Veep' to Help Launch and increased anti-Semitism. Leading the subversive "control" War hysteria has inflamed the movement have all indicated public against Communists and hostility to Judaism. Local 1950 Campaign fellow travelers. An ugly by­ At one time or another. most product of this inflammation has have· expressed open anti-Semi­ Alben W . Barkley, vice-presi­ been general intolerance including tism. Many House members are dent of the United States and one a rise in anti-Semitism . President demanding controls stronger than of the nation's leading statesmen Truman has warned Congress that the FBI wants or Truman advises. and public personalities during this nation must not adopt palice These members are right- wingers the past two decades. will be the state measures. who oppased the entry of dis­ guest of honor at the Initial Gifts The Truman approach to the placed persons. FEPC. and the Dinner of the 1950 General Jew­ problem of controlling subversive establishment of Israel. ish Co=ittee on Thursday even­ activities is similar to that of the The Truman administration has ing, September 14 at the Ledge­ major Jewish organizations. The attempted to make sure that re­ mont Country Club. President has outlined necessary actionary legislation does not un­ In announcing Barkley's accep­ legislation to prevent espionage dermine the very freedom it os­ tance of their invitation to visit and sabotage. Re also cautioned tensibly seeks to protect. But will Providence and participate in the Congress to guard against "ex­ November voters allow Truman launching of the annual drive in tremists who urge us to adopt Democrats to retain a hold on behalf of the United Jewish Ap­ police state measures." for he Congress? The debacle in Korea, peal and 60 other agencies, Alvin knows only too well that Congress Defense Secretary Johnson • s A. Sopkin. GJC president. and harbors the seeds of right-wing economy," and tl)e fa i I u re Joseph W. Ress. in a joint state­ totalitarianism-a menace as real of American diplomacy in the Far ment, declared t1?5 week. as Red totalitarianism. !Continued on Page i l l I "We, and all members · of the Jewish co=unity or greater Providence, are highly honored Name Spencer Koch Wqtch for Pier that the vice-president of . the United States will be with us on ictures Next Week the evening of September 14. Despite- an almost unbelievably GJC Trade Head Fred Kelman and Syd Cohen crowded schedule ol legislative were at Narragansett Pier 'last and other duties demanded or him Appaintment of Spencer Koch. week. Their photographic tour as President of the United States Providence millinery manufac­ will appear in next week's Her­ Senate. Mr. Barkley once again turer, to succeed Irving J . Fain ald with a two-page spread. has demonstrated his great friend­ as chairman of the impartant ship with our people by promptly Trades and Industry Division of accepting our invitation to be the the General Jewish Committee was featured speaker at our Initial anno·uriced this week by Joseph Ahavath Sholom Gifts Dinner. W. Ress. 1950 campaign chair- ALBEN W. BARKLEY Supports Israel m~~- the same time. it was re- Membership Drive "A staunch supparter of the Vea.l ed that the change in leader- With the high holidays starting State of Israel and an inspiring Schwartz Heads BV UJA for Ninth Term voice in man's struggle for free­ :z~~ltot~/~~~sC n~~~t ~"te~~~ :;;;;b~~s~ie:te:':!ni\t;;,~ y~r. ~: dom. Vice-President Ba r k 1 e ;- • s within the near future on an ex- Ahavath Sholom Congregation is na!aerrdy chAa.1·rmScahnwarotzf hthase bel9e5n0 visit here will be the highlight of tended world-wide business trip intensifying its drive for mem- our 1950 ca mpaign to 'maintain that could not be. Postponed until hers at its new location at Roch- Blackstone Valley United Jewish the miracle' that is Israel today. after the drive's completion. ambeau Avenue and Camp Street. Appeal for the ninth consecutive "His background as a great R ess paid tribute to both the The camJ)aign has already gained year. it was announced this week. humanitaria n . comoined with his outgoing_ ~~d inc?ming chairmen impetus according to reports re- He immediately announced ap­ personal charm and gracious wit. of _the ~1v1s1on this week when he , ceived by Frank Konovsky, chair- paintment of Mrs. Mollye Glick make him an outstanding spakes­ said . Irvmg J . Fam , has per- I man of the committee. as chairman of the Women's man for Toe causes symbolized by formed an outstandmg JOb m t he Division. initial organizational work of the Mr. Konovsky stressed to wor- The United Jewish Appeal re- our local General Jewish Commit­ tee drive." Tra des and Industry Division. _As kers that the seating capacity of quires funds · this year to meet I Barkley, who as U. S. Senator a res!-'lt of_h is unselfish devot10n I the synagogue is limited and needs in Israel. Europe, North to his ass1gnmen_t for the past Ithat applications for membership Africa and the United States. The from Kentucky was the author or several months. v1rtually all pre- . . UJA supparts immigration. settle­ many major legislative laws-in­ limlna ry work has been com- 11.ould only be received up to ca- ment. rehabilitation and recon­ cluding the National Recovery pleted and soon we will be able to I pacity. It therefore was _advisable struction programs of the United Act. the Emergency Banking Act begi n staging ca mpa ign dinner Ito appJ_y now and avoid future IPalestine Appeal. the Joint Dis­ and the Federal Trade Commis­ meetings in all the business and disappamtment. The modera t: tribution Committee and the sion Act. has long been a warm professiona l sub-divisions that dues of laSt year have been re United Service_ for New Ameri­ partisan of the cause of a Jewish make up the overa ll Trades and I tamed and mclude the same pri- cans. state in Pa lestine. Industry group." . v1I eges. . This mcludes family "The Jewish community of the Recently he visited Europe to In announcing Koch's new as- seatmg rights. free Sunday School. Blackstone Valley." Mr. Schwartz observe first-hand the conditions signment. Ress decla red : "We are reduced Talmud Torah rates; said. "can take pride in the tre­ of Jewish survivors of Hitlerism extrem ely fortunate that an ex- ce:retery p;ivile_g~s b angts 0the mendous achievements during Jiving in and out of DP camPS. perienced campaigner. with the re gious an socia ~e · 1949 in Israel. and for the Jews Upan his return. he lent the talen ts and a bilities tha t Spencer Negotiations are being com- in Europe a nd the refugees we weight of his official pasitlon to the Koch Possesses. is willing a nd able pleted with an eminent cantor received In the Unlted States. But HARRY A. SCHWARTZ successful drive to amend Con­ to step Into the breech upan such for the high holydays as well as the great job of reconstruction gressional legislation that placed short notice and ca rry on the tre- for a new director of the Hebrew and resettlement is not yet this year's drive "represents the unduly severe restrictions UPOD mendously lmpartant work re- School. tor the new school year. finished. For tens of thousands of minimum that must be done in immigration to this country or quired of the division·s cha irman: · Final organization or the Hebrew J ews, par\icularly those still In 1950 lf the homeless. the destitute World War II victims of oppres­ Koch. a manufacturer of wo- School and Sunday School is the Moslem countries. emig ration and the physically disabled are to sion. .men 's hats. has been a resident of being made and parents are urged to Israel is a matter of urgent retain their dignity and freedom Providence since 1942 and has to register their children starting necessity. These people must and Independence." sustained in the forthcoming been active In GJC drives since this Sunday. The education com- leave their present countries of I Mr. Schwartz expressed confl­ campaign , since it Is my firm be­ the fund-raising organization's In- mlttee will sit on Sunday mornlng residence within- the next few dence that "the momentum that lief that every member or this ception six yea rs ago. to accept applications and regls- months. or they m~ never again has carried us this far In the re- community recognizes and under­ Prior to establishing both his tratlon may be made at the syna- have the oppartunl{y to emigrate. construction of Jewish life In stands the obligations and re­ !Continued on Pare 3) gogue office during week days. Mr. Schwartz painted out that various parts or the world will be spanslbllltles that confront us."

_J .. in~!~ HeraJd for results Donate Dance Funds Protest Arrest of New Year.Issue For New Center CLASS If IED Just Two Weeks Off FOR RENT The 25th anniversary Ybm'Kip­ OPPORTUNITIES EAST S IDE, THIRD FLOOR 40 Zionist Leaders In case you are planning to pur Nite Dance. sponsored by the have your New Year greetings ap­ .; MODERN FOUR-ROOM Cl•ssified Advertisin9 R•tes: 7c per .. Jewish Community Center, will be w o r d : ST.25 minimum. C•II GA.spee pear in the Herald, this is a re­ APARTMENT JERUSALEM-The Rumanian held at the Sheraton;Biltmore on 1~ :Jll. Dead line T uffd•v night •t warned by minder that time is r 'u n n in g 5 P. M. • Government was Israel ~.':_.~=r~-:: ~i.:,at~rvfc! Thursday evening, September 21. Foreign Minister Moshe Sharett short. The New Year issue will tvmisbed. Music will be provided by Ed Drew that relations between the two appear on September 8--j ust two Rental $86.25 and his orchestra. countries may be impaired tf weeks away. Sol Resnick and Esther Tillin­ W ANTED: W ROOM ft.-t o r •p,artment. New Year greetings for fami­ LEASE R EQ UI RED East s~ preferred. EL 1-2009 until R umania does not release 40 For • ppointme.nf telephone ger head the dance committee. • p. m. o r P. 0 . Box 1277, P rovidenc.e. Zionist leaders arrested there re­ lies run in three standard ~ UN 1-6956 The following chairmen and com­ • • • ufn cently and permit them to go to $2, $3.50 and $5. All you have to U RG ENTLY NEEDED . APA RT M ENT size mitteemen have also been selec­ O R F LAT- 4-5 rooms. Responsible Israel. do . is notify us whlch you teg: D. Solomon and E . Namerow, yo ung Jl'Wish coup le with one child. want, and then supply the neces­ Preferably East Side. Sox 3006. 8-25 "I have learned with regret and co-chairmen; B. Marcus, A. Beac­ concern of the arrest of 40 pro­ sary information as to names ken. J . Benharris and H. Holland, address, etc. We do the rest. · Q FLAT N EEDED URGENTLY. Five rooms minent leaders of the Jewish com­ publicity; H. Dubin. chairman, J. fo r two adults. East sid e only. Re-a­ munity in Rumania," Sharett But don't wait--7 P. M. 8-23 and arrange for your New Year ; Mondays S. Leachman, B. Berman. F . voted Zionists. before Rumania WANTED. Y OUNG MAN f o r stockroom greetings. S ternback. S . Pockar. K . Kopel­ terminated the Zionist movement, Year man, tickets; E. Tillinger, chair­ .and inventory wortc... Some cleric.al backgro und p lus legib le w r i t i n g thus making their personal con­ man. A. Erenkrantz, J . Jessel, S . Steady w o rk. C Mnc:e for Mtvanc.e­ ment. aox 3011. tribution to the establishment of Home for the Aged and t h e Glantz, A . S t rumar, D . Solomon. the state of Israel. Miriam Hospital Women's Associ­ A. Russ, I. Lux, S . Heckler. R. "The Government is particu­ ation. Silverman. J. Benharris. S . Sch- larly dismayPd over the fact that Besides her husband, she is sur­ muger, M'. Finkelstein, E . Charles Spofford Plans Gala no charges h.. ve been published vived by five daughters. Mrs. Bes­ R. Jacobs. and A. Beacken. ar~ against the arrested. It can only sie Talan. Mrs. Rose Halpern and rangements. Labor Day Events hope that they will soon be re­ Mrs. Celia Paull of Providenee­ The proceeds of the dance will leased and permitted to emigrate Mrs. Sadie Woolf of Worcester' be given to the building fund for Abe H. Jacobson has announced to Israel. The Israel Government and Mrs. Pauline Mandell of a new Jewish Community Center. that a gala Labor Day weekend is aware of the fact that the Brooklyn; two sons, Max Botvin This donation marks a new pro- has been planned at the Lake Rumanian Government knows and Dr. Morris BoWin, of Provi­ cedure for the Yom Kippur dance. Spofford Hotel. featuring Broad­ that the ar;est of Zionist 1<,apresident of Israel because the Russians accept Unveiling Notices the R . I. Federation of Music payment m local currency, the , Clubs. and is currently studying revenue bemg spent by the Soviet TM unveiling of a monument in m_emory of the late ALEX ZALKIND Hebrew concert work with Maxim legation in the Jewish state. j will take place at Lincoln p II r k Borodyn, Yiddish concert artist. Cemetery, Sunday, August 27 a·t 12 ~c~ock.. Relatives and friend1 ue She has appeared in afternoon , inv,fed t o atte.nd.._ • concerts at the Workmen's Circle I (!}~ Camp, Framingham, Mass.. has • 1 been guest vocalist at local and state functions. and will sing at .______..J the WC Camp, on Histadrut day, August 27. MRS. F&,.NIE BOTVIN Miss Zipori is the daughter of Funeral services for Mrs. Fan­ M:s~0;~~~ iiroTs:a:' !r"rn la:: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Polikoff of nie (Grechefsky) Bolvin. 69, wife urrvetled Sunday, August %1, at 1 Woonsocket. of Abraham Botvin. of 1 Lillian ;-~::fi~H.ta~inf~r!i;uft•:~ i~~:~•7o Avenue, were held last Tuesday attend. afternoon from the Max Sugar­ ELECTED PRESIDENT man Funeral Home. Burial was The unvetling of a monument in Benjamin Premack. of this city, :n Lincoln Park Cemetery. :~r~"J_°f p:!':e la;:n~~YA~!~L~ was recently elected president of Mrs. Botvin was a member of at 11:30 o'clock at Lincoln Part: fn•vr:-;:,e70 and friends an A'ITENTION the Jamestown Shores Associa­ Temple Beth Israel, the Jewish !~~~~~n tion of Jamestown, a chartered The Elmwood Cab Company Wishes to Announce A monument in memory of the late organization created to conserve ESTHER MACK w i ll bt! unveiled Sun­ to AU Our Old Friends and Customers That at 6 :00 and promote the weUare of this CLERK WANTED d•y, August 27, at TO o'clock at Ltn.- A. M~ Wednesday, A11gust 23rd We Will Reaume new community. ~~ilenr,dr•:~e fn:7!:!t7~ a':::ii_v n and Operations Under the Ori~ Owner• and Must Have Drive r's License Managers. Apply " For QUALITY and SUMTER DELICATESSEN The Elmwood Cab Company Driver• Have Been 993 Broad Stred HO 1-3220 Max Sugarman Carefully Selected for Their Courtesy, Safe Driving SERVICE" Ability, Their Moral Character and Dependability. Funeral Home FUNERAL DIRECTOR All Caba Are Equipped with Radio to Give You E. S. CRANDALL -•- ,,__...,,_.., .- v,,'-' 1 1v1'111,) Prompt Service. QAIRY CHURCHILL and EMBALMER We Thank You for Your Put Patrona,e and Hope Prope rly Pasteurized HOUSE M EM ORIALS to Serve You for Many Year• to Come. 1 S5 Angell Street Enellent Equipment Milk and Cream Weddings - Dances 'The Jewish Funeral Dlrecto THE ELMWOOD CAR COMPANY A Frlffld to the Bar Mituahs - Musicals Refined Service DIExter 1-241A Jeumh People Meetings 459 HOPIE STBEET Can tn Tlae 1J1 t•• 0.ned 12 Lowell Ave. EL 1-0700 Reser•ations DE l·H94 DIE 1-8'36 MA 1-2649 · GA 1.2345 FISH BREEDING DOUBLE ing the same period last year- Officers of Center Women's -Ponce Committee JERUSALEM-The quantity of 2,350 tons as against 1,039 tons. fish, bred In local ponds, pools and Fish imports for the first half Jakes, .during the first half of the of the year were 18 percent lower year 5710 <1949-50 ) was more than_ diping t he same period the · than double that produced dur- previous year.

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CHICKENS the A dance, spomored by Women's Auoclatlon of the Jew­ ish Community Center, will be held October 28 at the Narra­ gansett Hotel In conjnnctlon with the celebration of the Center•• ARE NOW LOWER 25th anniversary. On the committee are, seated, from left to right, Mrs. Milton Kay, co-chairman; Mrs. Albert Cohen, trea­ surer; Mrs. Raymond T . Laurans, chairman, and Mrs. William LAMB CHOPS lb 69c P. Weinstein, ticket chairman. Not pictured Is Mrs. Herbert J . Cohen, reservation chairman. Photo by Hopf VEAL CHOPS lb 69c FOR ALL OCCASIONS CALL ?"' in the business and professional Olllce-77 Washington St.­ ... Name Spencer Koch world is now being devoted to the GA J-087% ... "'0 rl,1tµ/5 · tl:b inspiring cause of the 1950 Gene­ \.7,_ Pt.S . . MEAT fl POULTRY T. and I. Chairman ral Jewish Committee campaign in behalf of the United Jewish I Continued from Page 1) Appeal. I know that, with their personal and business residences continued support, the final total in this city, Koch lived in Boston raised by our division will be a B~v where for many years he was a source of deep comfort to the op­ PAINT VARNISH key worker in the Combined Jew­ pressed people who share in the ish Appeal of that city. financial efforts of our work." Ws.llpaper createe In accepting his appointment In addition to his new post, a. Home­ as head of the local T and l- unit. Koch will also coqtinue to serve Koch declared: "The men who as co-chairman of the Women's See our'• head up the various sub-divisions Wear unit of the T and I division. Tomorrow. that campaign within the T and I Beginning next week, he will meet framework are the outstanding almost daily with GJC officials in 190 WILLARD AVE. GA 1-8555 leaders in their respective fields. planning the series of sub-divi­ Ba,adSt.Wallpaper The same ability that brought I sional gatherings that highlight at'aintf.o, PAOV _A. 1• . them to positions of prominene the work of the T and I groul/. ROGER WILLIAMS ~LODGE, B'NAI B'RITH PROUDLY PRESENTS EDDIE ,CANTOR IN PERSON IN "FORTY YEARS OF SHOW BUSINESS" WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEM~ER 27th Veterans Memorial Auditorium, Providence, R. I. Eddie Cantor, the greatest trouper of them all, t,as selected Providence far the September 27th stop on his tour of the United States' Roger Will iams Lodge, B'nai B' rith is proud to present him in his nationally acclaimed show, " Forty Years of Show Business." Eddie presents the dramatic, the humorous, the nostalgic and the melodic, with gags, sangs and dances that have made him a star of radio, stage o_nd screen. · RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALE AT: T. W. ROUNDS CO., 52 Washington St. KAY JEWELRY, 240 Westminster St. CENTR.4L RADIO, 200 Weybosset St. EAST SIDE PHARMACY, 756 Hope St. ADAMS DRUG STORE, High and Main Sts., REITMAN'S PHARMACY, 206 Wayland Ave. Pawtucket AXELROD MUSIC, 45 Snow St. OR, FILL OUT AND MAIL IN THIS COUPON - RIGHT AWAY! Enclosed find remittance of $ : ...... far ( ) Tickets as fallows : Location Price Tax Total Make Checks Payable to Roger Williams Lodge, Orchestra $5.00 $1.00 $6.00 D B'nal B'rltb and Mall to &rtram L. Bernhardt, Orchestra $4.00 $ .80 $4 .80 D Cbalnnal). Eddie Cantor Show, 112 Elton St., Orchestra $3 .00 S .60 $3 .60 D Providence, R. I. Balcony $2.50 $ .50 $3.00 • Balcony $2 .00 $ .40 $2.40 • FILL OUT AND MAIL NOW FOR CHOICE SEATS Balcony $1.50 $ .30 SI.SO 0 ... with relatives and friends. - Miss Engaged Levin. who formerly resided at Reed & Borton 250 Waterman Street, is staying .. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. "' STERLING SIL VER urice Cohen of 57 Higgins = Avenue . .. See Rabbi at Airport on August 14. The mother is the .. FLATWARE Rabbi Carol Klein, former spiri­ former Miss Gladys Kelman. tual leader of the Congregation G - Mr. Samuel Strauss o 177 • ffllfl' NO • I I• l"YUl'I "1t0• • ftY UTM A• D IMOWUtl • lltOMJ. Colonial Road announces the WAY NU.Oll• CIS _• DA• Cl• I I• TIU: Nl.W TtlUC-1 1100• • HAIIIDLD .97 marriage of his daughter, Ben.ha NAUll:1 & NII Hetft.lTRA • RAT & tllAIOfl IICHAIID DANCE ITUDIO • rl ..T IIUI • 0Ylll (0UTD00I & l• D001 THLATIIQ • IAU COCKTAIL Cort. to Morris .Dannin of New­ JtAaTIU • Fl• l"IT FND WffN LAYIU YAIUtTT {DICTAIIY UWI} • FU • . Sins port. , to a ,-n. FILUD 8.AII DA• CCI • .,..,.FUD PLA'(l"n IN OUI A IIUlA TMCATltC 1 Miss Levin Honored ltATU frolll $87,M Wffllly Miss Molly Z. Levin. daughter PKIAL U TD ,_ YOUNG SIHGU ,,_U SIJ ,IMfr, PO .,_,,, or Mr. and· Mrs. Samuel Levin ~ O\nl.ET-BOYS' aDd YOUNG YELLOWS' STORE-­ 2"' • (DUCTION •• IUY-1 ha IU1T£• arw STN Air CoDdllioned noor of Chad Brown Street. was feted ..,..._,_,Write for Booklet " PJH" = at a dinner pan.y held at the ___ _

... Emanuel Lists IStrand to Show HARRY ' S IS AIR CONDITIONED Wedding Invitations Plans for Holydays C-Ro• r Pri.atl• .r Seniee • rt•tM-EiabeaMd-hs-raT.. Israeli Documentary Temple Emanuel will. as in former years, conduct three sep­ Announcing the Re-opening of • Sltotoa lttfflotion.. Favon Featured at the strand Theater arate services during the coming • Birth Annoance.m•nb . . holydays. In the main Temple the • TltonJ. Y.,,,'-1nlormou in Providence. beginning _Monday, services will be conducted by • Per.onoli..d Stotioncry August 28 , will be a special senu- Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen and Cantor • Tic~Provanu documentary film release portray- 1 • ted b ing the dramatic highlights of Jacob Hohenemser. BSSlS . Y HARRY'S Bar Milnah lnri1atlou Israel today- the world's youngest ~eo~~ the direction of st. Technopri t • -•'" · democracy. . In the Temple vestry Rabbi ft We7f!:~ St. DELtCATESSEN RESTAURANT BAR The picture, a 2 0 - m 1 n u t e Max Kadushin and cantor Louis "short," is titled "The New Pio- Ainsberg of New York will ofli­ 90 Clemence Street MAnning 1-8781 neers" and has been hailed by ciate. New York critics-where it is cur- The third service will be held ENJOY rently playing-as "one of the at Froebe! Hall and will be con­ SATURDAY, AUGUST 26,. 1950 LABOR DAY WEEK END most,. moving stories ever told on ducted by Rabbi Harold a Gor­ A..'ID film. don of New York and Rabbi Na- HIGH HOLIDAYS "The New Pioneers" will be of than Rosen, Director of Hillel at AT special interest to local theater- Brown University. All college stu­ goers because of the presence of dents are invited to attend the Arthur Holzman in the leading Froebe! Hall Service. HARRY'S has been completely WEINSTEIN'S role of an American newspaper- LAKE PEARL MANOR man assigned to get "the real renovated far tomorrow's re- Wttntham, Mass. story behind that little chunk of Sons of Zion Names opening . Modern new fix­ ~ route 1A and 140 sand called a nation on the shores Q H oliday Services will be of the Mediterranean Sea." tu res Soothing Ca I a r ~ Conducted on the Premises Holzman. a former resident of Cantor for Holidays Q FOR RESERVATIONS- Providence. is the son-in-Jaw of The appointment of Cantor Scheme > phone Wrentham 325 · Archibald Silverman. civic leader William Goldberg to officiate at ~ =~~~~~~~~~ and Jong-time supporter of Jew­ t h e High Holiday services at II, ish statehood. Congregation Sons of Zion was Ill In ··Toe New Pioneers" Holz­ announced this week by Frank F . man plays the part of a news­ Swartz. president. cantor Gold­ BEST OF ALL .. . H.ARRY'S Features =I-< paperman who would "rather go berg accepted the Providence call to the World Series than to Is­ because of his desire to sing be­ The Same High Quality rael." fore his sister, who lives in this at He accepts his assignment in a city, Swartz said . cynical frame of mind but. after A native of R ussi.a, where he No Rise In Prices a few days in the new Jewish was cantor at one of the largest paperman who would "rather g congregations. Cantor Gold berg Open Every Day 9 a. m. to I a. m . to the World Series than to Is­ sang at a- large congregation in rael." Washington, D . C. for four years On his own initiative he visits and in New York City for eight. HARRY ' S IS AIR CONDITIONED Tel-Aviv, Haifa and Jerusalem and is amazed at the contrast Advertising pays in ~e Herald. among these three largest cities ------· -~- (Continued on Paire 9 ) Fraternal Starts Membership Drive Rhode Island Jewish Fraternal Association held its monthly meeting August 17 at Congrega­ tion Sons of Abraham Hall. P lans were approved for the adoption of an open charter to start this Pall. A membership campaign is under way with Abraham Bazar, vice-president, in charge of the membership committee. . Dr. M. K . Bornstein, president, :, stressed that the social functions ··• of the Pall-Winter season will • keep pace with the increase in membership. to be climaxed by an Association banquet.

;,. Touro Commemorates G. Washington Letter The third annual commemora­ tion of the writing of the famous George Washington letter to the H ebrew Congregation in Newport took place last night in T ouro Synagogue in Newport. The exercises were held under the auspices of the Society of Friends of Touro Synagogue. Toure Synagogue was desig­ nated a National Historic Site by the U. S. Government in 1946. Visitors are welcome all year round.

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Arnold Stang, brilliant young Imont Country Club. it was an­ marks him as the kid menace and comedian. will be the guest of nounced by Ronald B. Sopkin, meek ignoramus of the Milton honor at the Initial Gifts Affair chairman. Berle TV show and half a dozen of the GJC Young Adult Division Stang, a bright-eyed 26-year­ other top comedy programs. looks to be held September 19 at Ledge- old whose rasping, comic voice just the way his listeners picture him. With his floppy bow-tie and heavy round-rimmed g I asses which 'he sports as faithfully as if they were trade marks, Arnold B·OWLI NG himself paints a fairly accurate self-portrait when he says, " I Jewish War Vetn-ans-Fineman Trinkel Post =439 look like a scared chipmunk v.ho SEASON ST ARTS forgot to come out of the rain." SEPTEMBER 19, 1950, AT 9 P. M. Besides his fame on radio and TV, Arnold has been seen in seve­ 20 new BOWLADROME ALLEYS ral popular movies. having co­ 470 SMITHFIELD AVENUE, PROVIDENCE starred with such stars as Victor Mature. Lucille Ball. Rosalind Rhodes-on-the-Powtuxet and Rhodes Annex Wo~kers Conference Leonard Kaplan, son of Mr. and And Your Favorite Temple and Synagogue Mrs. Abraham Kaplan of Huxley in Providence, Foll River, Newport and New Bedford Avenue, left Monday for Camp Held at Narragansett Gordon, Georgia. He is part of the 705th. Anti Aircraft Artillery More than JOO members of the Gun Battalion, the first R. I. Na­ KOSHER CATERING Women's Division, General Jew­ tional Guard outfit to be called Louis' ish Committee of Providence. m et into Federal service in the present SERVICE yesterday at the home of Mrs. Korean emergency. Henry Hassenfeld,. Narragansett Kaplan is the first Jewish boy 95 ORMS STREET MA. 1-2374 PL. l 3125 Pier, for a workers' conference of to be inducted into the service OHH, I" \ I ()I(,- o • 1 IH. s•.:\11.(' \ ·n RI ll --· R\"H •. the Initial Gifts Committee. through the National Guard. t Mrs. Alvin A. Sopkin, executive • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• vice-chairman, presided, and Mrs. Katherine S. Falk of the National , Women's Division of UJA, was featured speaker. An original skit written by Mrs. Myles Alper and directed by Mrs. Martin Silverstein was presented. In the cast were Mesdames Samuel Chase, Nathan Trabor, Leonard Congregation Ahavath Sholom Goldman, Benjamin Ross, Samuel CALL Schneider, Arthur Abrich, Albert Corner Rochambeau Avenue and Camp Street Pilavin and Saul Feinberg._ URRAY TRll'-IKLE Plans were announced for. the M DExter l-l 508 Initial Gifts $100 Minimum Event to be held at Ledgemont Country You'll t~J~1 10N Club September 18. Miss Ilka nco,oNAL~ Chase, the actress and author, Invites Your Membership ~Lowest Price!: will headline the· program . Best Bran~• installation d , Besides Mrs. Sopkin, chairmen of the Initial Gifts· Committee In This Progressive Orthodox Synagogue E"}';yments 11.rrange Ea.SY sponsoring the Conference are - MODERATE MEMBERSHIP FEE - Mesdames Irving I. Fain, Samuel Michaelson and Walter I. Sundlun.

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ProYidence Hebrew Doy School GiuToiuy UNITED JEWISH A.PPf.AL Phone: DE.xter 1-5327 drop is estimated at 27 % , al­ though ·the total number of ad­ vie======;f·<....; Our Younger Set missions increased by approxi- mately 37%. An AJ Congress sur- THE IN THE vey last year of the winners of ~ New York state medical scholar- NARRAGANSETT HOT.EL ;i ships established that of the Jew- ish applications only 19.7% were KI NG' s ; accepted, while 37.2% of the non- . NOW MAINTAINS A NEW 0 Jewish applications were accep- SERVICE FOR THE DOWNTOWN < ted. The same survey revealed TAP ROOM 9 that the Jewish applicant ave- BUSINESS MAN i,,, raged one acceptance to a New ~ York medical school for every i,,, 5.1 % application, while non-Jew- A Complete Menu of Delicious Sondwiches ._ ish applicants averaged one ac- Made before your eyes i,,, ceptance to 2.7 % applications. Expertly Prepared to Suit the Taste :9 A survey of the four medical til schools in Philadelphia has shown = that 21.7 % of their graduates in Enjoy Your Luncheon Sandwiches in the Pleasant, = 1936 were Jewish, but from 1937- Comfortable Surroundings of The Refreshingly Cool i,,, 49 these schools graduated classes :0 in which Jews constituted only Kl NG'S TAP ROOM ~- 15·8% of the students. A survey Headquarters for Your Downtown !=' of 57 medical schools throughout the country revealed a substantial · Luncheon Appointments :i.. decrease of J ewish students, des- It's Completely Air-Conditioned ,. pi'te a general increase of enroll- t=:i=i,;;:u::u=:D:::ii:::ll=1J;:U::u=:1i::ii;;;:ii;::n;:u::u=:1i::ii;;;:ii;::n;~;n:IJ;:lR-=1J;~;n:IJ;:lR~ ~ _m-=-e_n_ts..,.cc------_'< > d 0 d 00 .~... !!" ROBERTA IRIS SHERMAN, taken at 5\', months, is the ... daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Sherman of 175 Baker Street. "' Photo by Gaylord "'0 Enrollment of Jews in Medical School Declines NEW YORK-Enrollment of ' the last 15 years," the document Jewish students in American states, "that this marked dilferen­ medical schools has dropped 50% tial between the treatment of In the past 20 years, the Ameri- Jewish and non-Jewish applicants can Jewish Congress reported by medical school admission com­ this week in disclosing the find- mittees throughout the country lngs of a study by its Commission is due to 'quota thinking.' With on Law and Social Action. Des- the number of applications in­ cribing its estimate of a 50% drop creasing approximately 14 _times as "possibly conservative," the between 1920 and 1950 while the American Jewish Congress attri- number of available places

EDWIN SOFORENKO of INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, INC. COMMERCIAL and PERSONAL ANALYSIS 131 W FAIN'S ASHINOTON STREET UNlon 1-1923 126 NORTH M,\IN STREET PROVIDENCE, R . DEXTER 15260 New York Offlce--26 Platt Street, N. Y. Whitehall 3-5770 YOU HAVE THE FLOOR F A I N . S H A S T HJ: F L O O R C O V E R I N G 7 I division'. Their pitching is no ers in the league this year, and that may remain a 1Datter of dis­ worse ; if anything, it is better. rival hitters will be the first to pute for a Jong time to come. I Then what happened? tell you that. I "It is a fact they (Miller's) lost I think Sid Green, Miller's man­ -SYD COHEN: Jerry Miller, Herby Weintraub ager, could justifiably cry "foul" and Benny Tragar-left fielder, at Goldis for his references to that third baseman and shortstop. This "second division club". Without Goldis States the Facts proved too big a handicap to over.: taking Miller's side, this column .. come, and consequently they are has noted that the delicatessen­ 00 now in the bottom half of the eers have put up a plucky fight in ., standings. spite of personnel losses, mostly lo? .> Held over in the column's sche­ Timers. "On the other hand the Olym­ because of injury. Miller's piight < dule for several weeks has been a pics strength­ switch places with any of the top "When league play commenced, ened the same positions that three if it could also swap in­ ;,.' letter submitted by Herb Goldis it became evident that the Old < at the time of the summer br_eak weakened Miller's team, and the juries with them. Timers were springing a surprise. result shows in the standings. Whether the mails will bring in ~ of the Jewish Softball League. As the season approached the ii! Herb, let it be known to those They are firmly estal!lished in any further opinions on the sub­ crucial stage, it became increa­ third place. ject remains to be seen. But it '"- who don't follow softball as singly apparent that the old boys • closely as they should, Is manager "And remember this - the is true that last year's Old Timers were the team to beat. Olympic Club has the SAME pit­ really were a club. They had it 9 of the Technoprint team which is "Well, the record shows that < making - a strong bid for first chers as last year. in the clutch, as well as the trusty the Old Timers finished third, "This just about sums up what left arm of Davidson. They could ~ place. Last year he played second and then went on to win the :i: base for the champion Old I believe to be some pertinent hit, no doubt about it, and they playoffs. facts. could field, too. a nd once they Timers. "This knocked the pre-season :i: Goldls Says . . . "And as for the Old Timers of got going they acted like the opinions into a cocked hat, and '49-That was a ball club!" championship club they were. ~ "Last year when the Old Timers the dopesters began searching for tkta AUG. 26 !i:: entere d the . tell you that. Abe has be.en one - "Compare the above record of the very few really good pitch- Greater Results - against the Old Timers of '49 and you will find that for the com- COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES ·frOM parable period this year's record - is better. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORAHON •ng - "We did not import a star pit­ Your Advertisl cher; in fa<;t, my star pitcher, - with the best record-,-6-0 (now * 7-0. ,Ed.) is Jack Steiner. Last Many •mall and large bu•i- - year Steiner was third string and sat out more games than he ne•1 firm•· u~ the service• of played. DO YOU NEED this advertising agency 10 9et - "What am I trying to prove? Simply this-without a team that greater return• ' from their ad­ - can score runs and show a tight ANOTHER ROOM? vertl•ing in vestment. We can defense no pitcher can win ball help you too. games. - Miller's and the Olympics . . . or a screened-in Porch? "To prove this point further, - I'd like to quote some facts with - regard to Miller's Delicatessen No need to deny yourself the convenience ... and enjoyment JOSEPH MAXFIELD CO. and the Olympic teams. 137 Weybossel S t., Providence, R. I. "Last year the Miller's team . .. home improvements can bring. Financed here, you'll hardly finished in first place, and without notice the cost ... sa generously divided over on extended lo•pb FlnJcJe a standout pitcher

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