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NEWS Advocates Settling 8JtiejA. Of Arab Refugees Outside Of Israel WASHINGTON - The House JEWS IN DETROIT will be per THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. mitted t.o use absentee ballots in Foreign Affairs Committee, in an official report made public last the forthcoming state primaries, VOL. XLV, NO. 24 FRIDAY AUGUST 18, 1961 12 PAGES which coincide with the Rosh week, said that it believes that Hashona holiday, it was reported. "the vast majority of the Pales The Detroit Election Commission Sy~ians Return tine Arab refugees will eventually ordered the printing of 30,000 ab U. S. Administration To Stop have t.o be settled on land where sentee ballots. In the 1950 pri Tourists To Israel there is room and opportunity for mary, which also fell on Rosh Grant To Israel This Year them." Hashonah, more than 10,000 Jew After Kidnapping In its discussions of the Arab ish voters in Detroit used absentee WASHINGTON - The State ed t.o Congressional protest and refugee problem, the Committee ballots. 'l'EL AVIV - Two t.ourists, one Department has officially Inform reinstated Israel in the grant pro- was given facts by a Committee American and one Brltlsl\, who ed Congress that for the first time gram. Israel was granted $7,500,- member, Rep. Leonard Farbstein A RADICAL METHOD of pin were kidnaped by six Syrians a in a decade American grant-in-aid 000 as an immediate result of the United States con- Jews as living hostages In the the economic situation and the ney t.o ascertain their alleged UAR any such request. tribution t.o UNRWA are to be event of a war with Israel, it was forth coming general elections. contact, we were t.old that no used for this vocational training declared in London, England by a They were not ill-treated. overtures by the UAR for the program. Nevertheless, progress Jewish refugee who has Just ar acquisition of this process have ISRAELI REUNITED t.oward a final solution remains rived there from Egypt. The Jew · A h ever been made in the United NEW YORK - A six-year-old reirrettably slow." ish refugee said Jews in Egypt are Egypt1anS pprOaC States." However, a spokesman Israel-born motherless girl was The Committee stressed that discriminated against and that for the corporation in New York reunited with her father last week the only favorable developments Nasser's police are even keeping an U. S. Concern About City confirmed that its Washing- after a strenuous cust.ody battle during the past year were 1) real eye over Jewish synagogues. The t.on, D. c . office had be(!n ap- by her Catholic foster mother t.o progress in the rectification of status of Jews in Egypt is that of De-Salting Process proached by representatives of the keep her and raise her as a UNRWA relief rolls, and 2) the fourth-class citizens, he added. TEL AVIV - A Cabinet minister _u_A_R_ . ______c_a_t_h_o_li_c_. ______(C_o_n _t_in_u_ed_o_n_P_a_g_e_2_> __ AFTER FUNCTIONING AS AN said last week that· the United Orthodox congregation for more Arab Republic had approached than 63 years the Tree of Life a United States concern about Jewish Community In Calcutta Dwindles Congregation in McKeesport has acquiring a new Israel process for CALCUTTA, India - A 160- Rabbi Musleah, a graduate of community were Shalom Cohen, decided t.o join the Conservative rcovering water from the sea, ac year-old Jewish community with Calcutta University, went t.o the a Jeweler who came from AleP movement and been accepted t.o cording t.o a N. Y. Times report. a New York-trained rabbi is United States in 1947. Five years po, Syria, in 1798, and his son membership in the United Syna The United States company, gradually dwindling t.oward ex later he was ordained and received in-la w, Moses Dwek Cohen, who gogue of America. The trend t.o the Fairbanks Whitney Corpora tinction here according t.o Paul a master's degree in Hebrew lit came here in 1806. ward Conservative Judaism be tion, has sales rights for the Grimes of the New Y~rk Times. erature at the Jewish Theological The first synagogue was opened gan t.o manifest itself in the con equipment in the Western Hem It is dwindling voluntarily. Its Seminary in New York. in 1831. The second was opened gregation in 1950 with the in isphere. members have complete religious When he returned t.o Calcutta in 1836. The third, established in stitution of changes in the serv Development Minister Mordek freedom in India. Many feel, how in 195.2, he found it difficult t.o 1884, is Maghen David, where ices, mixed seating arrangements hai Ben - Tov said Fairbanks ever, that Britain offers better convince the Jews here that they Rabbi Musleah officiates. Its ste and partial services In English. Whitney had advised the Egyp economic opportunities or that should have a rabbi. Non-ordained eple and clock tower are land tians who approached them t.o Israel is a more logical homeland scholars were performing rabbin marks of the financial district. THE NEW KRUSHCHEV MANI negotiate directly with Israel, for followers of their faith. ical duties. Today, however, the Some leading members of the f est.o t.o be presented t.o the forth which has retained marketing At the end of World War Il, dwindling community feels that it community have been the late Sir com Ing 22nd congress of the So rights for the Eastern Hemi more than 2,000 Jews worshipped could not do without him. David Ezra, one time sheriff of viet Communist Party contains a sphere. in Calcutta's three synagogues "Who would read the Torah Calcutta; Sir Viet.or Sassoon, an reference t.o anti-Semitism, but The Minister strongly indicated and two prayer halls. Today there

------____.._ __------2 THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1961 ber of the Providence Downtown Parking Plan. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Jewish Community In Calcutta Dwindles Bertha (Resnik) Summer, two sons, Erwin B. of Pawtucket and ( Continued from Page 1) came Independent in 1947. job Sheldon Summer of Cranston; a homes. Rabbi Musleah considers seekers whose habits ple~d the daughter, Miss Arlene M. Sum himself a conservative. former British rulers were no lon mer of Pawtucket; two sisters, He says that about 10 per cent ger at a premium. Also the rigid Mrs. Belle Frank and Mrs. Nathan of the Jews here are wealthy and Import controls Instituted by In Samdperil, both of Providence; about 30 per cent are middle-class dia to conserve foreign exchange severely affected Jewish mer two brothers, Harold of Provi office workers or small merchants. chants. dence and Abraham Summer of The rest, he says, are poor ped Israel encouraged the Indian Los Angeles. and two grand dlers or unemployed who live Jews to immigrate there. Britain children. largely on charity. welcomed them as residents of a Most Calcutta Jews have West member country of the British MRS. JOSEPH ADES ern habits. But after India be- Commonwealth. The outflow re Funeral services for Mrs. Ida sulted. (Kyman) Ades, 72 , of 99 Hillside Avenue, who died Tuesday after a Dine in NAME MOROCCAN JEWS long illness were )1eld the follow Cool CASABLANCA - Two Jewish ing day at the Max Sugarman students who just graduated from I Memorial Chapel. Burial was in Comfort! the French National Superior Lincoln ·Park Cemetery. She was School of Posts, Telegraph and Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Engaged - Mr. and Mrs. the wife of Joseph Ades. Orders Put Up Telephone, were appointed to Doniel M. Garr of 145 Avon _Leo Frye of 97 Warringtbn Born in Poland a daughter of to Talce Out high posts last week In the Mo Road, Rochester, N. Y. an Street announce the en the late Samuel and Miriam roccan communications adminis nounce the engagement of gagement of their daughter, Kyman, she had been a Provi tration. The men are Elie Belleh Mr. Garr's sister, Miss Her Dona Audrey, to Ensign dence resident for 16 years. She sen and Joshua Ben-Shimon. I. was a member of the Jewish ma Garr of 245 Elmgrove William L. Louis, son of Home for the Aged. The WINDSOR for Avenue, to Sidney Levine, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Louis Besides her husband. she is son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris of 344 Collins Avenue, Mt. survived by two daughters, Mrs. delightful dining ADLER Levine of 49 Pinehurst Vernon, New York. Jack Perler of Cranston and Avenue. Miss Frye, a graduate of Hope Mrs. Zelig Gordon of Providence; . famous for Hardware & Paint Co. Miss Garr, daughter of the late High School. is presently attend two sons. Leon Ades of MiUsboro, Mrs. Fanny Cohen Garr. is a ing Leslie College in Cambridge, Del .. and Robert Ades of Brook graduate of Boston University. Mr. lyn, N. Y .; four sisters, Mrs. Mor Levine. who served two years with Mass. Ensign Louis is a graduate ris Lesroth of Binghamton, N. Y ., SPECIAL the U. S. Armed Forces in Japan. of the Massachusetts Institute of Mrs. Saul Brod and Mrs. Hyman graduated from Bryant College. Technology, Boston, Mass. Goldfarb. both of the Bronx, N. Y., FACTORY CLOSEOUT and Mrs. Herman Weinstein of Long Island; three brothers, Jack Kyman of Miami Beach, Samuel WALLPAPER Kyman of New York City, and Values Over $1.00 Harry Kyman of the Bronx; 10 grandchildren and two great WINDSOR PHILIP PUSAR eight months ago as president of grandchildren. 377 MAIN STREET• ,. Funeral services for Philip Pu the Progressive Manufacturing 39c per roll Co .. a metal stamping firm. which sar of 81 Shippee Avenue, West Unveiling Notices Warwick, who died Aug. 9 after he founded 20 years ago. Downtown Pawtucket 198 Prairie Ave. DE 1-8135 The unveiling of a monument In Park Free• PA 6-9761 a short illness, were held the fol He was former president of memory of the late ANNIE M. SCH 'NI LL A R;:> SH O PPING CENTER NEIDER will take place Sunday, lowing day In the Max Sugar Newark Progressive Lodge 528, Aug. 27 at 10:30 A . M. in Lincoln man Memorial Chapel. Burial was Independent Order of Brith Abra Park Cemetery. Relatives and friends in Mount Hebron Cemetery, Long ham. a member of Temple B'nai are Invited to attend. 8-25 Island, N. Y. He was the president Abraham for 45 years and a mem The unveiling of a monument In of the Sunbury Dress Co ., the firm o! the Newark Lodge, Zionist Or memory of the late JACOB FEI NER will take place Sunday, Aug. Say "HAPPY NEW YEAR" he founded 21 years ago. ganization of America. 27 at 2 P.M . In Lincoln Park Ceme Son of the late David and Anna He leaves his wife, Mrs. Lilly tery. Relatives and friends are In Pusar, he was born Aug 9. 1899, Klein Rabb; two sons, Irving of vited to attend. 8-25 In Russia, and had lived in New Chicago and Lionel of Pawtucket. The unveiling of a monument In York before going into business three grandchildren and two memory of the late JOSEPH GREENE TO FRIENDS AND RELATIVES IN will take place Sunday, Aug. 20 at in West Warwick. He was the great-grandchildren. 1 P. M. In Lincoln Park Cemetery. husband of Mrs. Hannah of the Senate Foreign Available Upon Request Relations Committee. Goldmann Remarks For A Neutral THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1961 3 Policy Decisions I FOR RENT Israel Stir Many Protests For F~:qd-~aising TEL AVIV - Dr. Nahum Gold that if he had an Israeli pass Joseph W . Ress, General Jew- 1 CHOICE mann's initial plunge into Israeli port, he would not have succeeded !sh Committee president, and Mer- , politics, keyed to the theme that In obtaining "those millions of rill L. Hassenfeld, general cam Corner Location Israel should adopt a neutralist dollars for the survivors of the paign chairman, announced that policy between the Eastern and nazi regime." The question, he policy decisions for the annual 314 Angell St. Western blocs, and should also remarked, was "how many mil Fall fund-raising drive which seek integration in the region, lions for the Jewish nation is my starts next month will be made at MEDICAL sparked · widespread discussion passport worth?" a meeting of the campaign cab or throughout Israel this week. Mapai sources meanwhile in inet and Initial Gifts leaders DENTAL OFFICE In the first two of a series of dicated they were dissatisfied Monday evening. The meeting will scheduled election addresses for about Dr. Goldmann's participa be held at the summer home of Ample Parking Space fultial Gifts chairman Samuel the Liberal Party, Goldmann de tion in the Liberal party election DE 1-1113 scribed Israel's foreign policy as campaign, claiming that his post Rosen at Lollipop Acres, Narra no policy at all. Declaring that Is as president of the world Zionist gansett Pier. rael's foreign policy had not movement had been entrusted to changed in the past decade, he him as a non-party personality. said it was "shortsighted" for Is They asserted that his action in All forms of personal and business insurance rael not to seek some sort of in Joining the Liberal party was tegration in the region because including - Life - Accident - Group - Fire - done without consulting the Zion Mrs. Lawrence Page all present world policies were ist Actions Committee and that Automobile - Casualty - Bonds based on regional groupings. he had sent letters to Zionists in Temple Emanuel was the scene Goldmann charged that Israel the U. S. asking donations for the· of the marriage of Miss Ruth Murry M. Halpert was neglecting Red China, which, Liberal Party election fund. Hope Goldman, daughter of Dr. he said, within a few years would Arab Acceptance and Mrs. Harry I. Goldman of 217 800 Howard Bldg. become a major factor in the In another major election ef Summit Avenue, to Dr. Lawrence DE 1-9100 Residence: DE 1-6949 world. Presently, he said, there fort, Goldmann suggested in a D. Page, son of Dr. Louis Pajen was hatred toward Israel In Red full-page article in Maarlv, an Is sky of New York and the late Mrs. China. He attacked the attitude raeli daily, that President Nass Malvina Pajensky. in Israel of "wait and see and er of the United Arab Republic Rabb! Eli A. Bohnen, assisted by don't do anything, of staying put, might be sold on accepting Israel Cantor Jacob Hohenemser, of The COLONIAL ROOM of being afraid to try anything if Israel were willing to cooper ficiated at the double ring cere new." ate In an Arab regional policy. mony, which was followed by a PERFECT for P~RTI ES! He urged the neutralization of Among the reactions to Gold reception in the temple. Mrs. • Con,eniently Locotecl • Comfortably Air Conditioned the Middle East through having Sidney Factor, aunt of the bride, mann's entry Into Israel's elec • Delightful ·Decor • Accommodations up to 240 both major blocs ensure the peace tion campaign was that he had was soloist. of the region. He warned that Injected into the election debate The bride, escorted by her fa • Complete Pri,acy • Ideal for All Occasions time was not working In Israel's the issue of an Israel-Arab set ther, wore a gown of champagne • Wide Selection of Menus - a,ailable upon request favor and expressed the opinion tlement from a point of view chant!lly lace etched In seed pearls Choice Late Summer Banquet Dates Available that neutralization of the Middle other than the standard Israeli over blush satin. Her veil of TEmple 1-4143 TEmple 1-4576 East would finally compel the position on how best to safeguard French Illusion fell from a Arabs to give up their dreams of Israel against Arab attack. matching crown of lace and seed destroying Israel with communist pearls. She carried a colonial aid and create the chance that bouquet of white roses, stepha JOE SULLIVAN'S the Arabs might accept Israel as Rhode Islanders notis, and lily of the valley. an established fact. He denied that he had ever favored terri Acclaim Cinerama Mrs. Elliot L. Goldman, sister torial concessions to the Arabs or Cinerama, the newest wonder of In-law of the bride was matron of STE.AK HOUSE acceptance of Arab refugees by the entertainment world, came to honor. Miss Emllyn PaJensky, sis Israel. Rhode Island last week at the new ter of the brld~groom and Miss And the HOWARD JOHNSON'S ROOM Angered by Goldmann Cinerama Theatre .!Jll&. AYENUE , onded by Agriculture Minister the five Cinerama productions is Assured by Gift GA 1-8555 ,"i·i;fi/k {4oks _ . -~ . Moshe Dayan. However, Prime the current attraction at the Cin , ~r.i.· ~+;:JJ . r . 9 -. , ~ •• , • • Minister David Ben-Gurion and erama Theatre. The now famous LONDON - A gift of l00,000 Labor Minister Giora Josephtal roller coaster scene is the high- 1 pounds <$ 280,000) from a founda urged a moderate reaction. light of the film and anyone see- tlon set up by a British Jewish Only 23 more Shopping Days Before The absence of a formal de- ing It for the first time should be philanthropist assured that a ROSH HASHONAH clslon not to attack Goldmann prepared to hold on tight to their famous Goya painting will remain was taken by Mrs. Meir Dayan, seats - It's one of the most in Britain. Education Minister Abba Eban, thrilling experiences you'll ever The painting, a portrait of the Finance Minister Levi Eshkol and have In any theatre. first Duke of Wellington, was pur- Deputy Defense Minister Shimon The Cinerama Theatre is on a chased last June by Charles B. Peres as a green light. They reserved seat policy with ten per- Wrightsman of New York, who fiercely criticized Goldmann's I formances a week; evening shows paid 140,000 ($392,000) for It at YOUNG HEN TURKEYS peace suggestions and his neut- at 8:30 p.m. daily except Sunday an auction at Sotheby's Gallery. ralization proposals, which they when the starting time is 8:00 When the painting was sold to said would mean putting Israel p.m. and matinees at 2:30 p .m . on the American, some conservative Tender White Meat net wt. 3 9c lb under the influence of the com- Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sun- members of Parliament urged munlst bloc. days. :withholding of the export license FRESH KILLED While the Mapa! speakers did ------needed for shipping the painting FOWL net wt. lb 23c not deny the right of any Jew "Arms And The Man" from Britain. Mr. Wrightsman to come to Israel and discuss ma- then offered to sell the portrait to HOT DOGS lb 89c jor issues, they argued it was At Circle Theatre the British National Gallery for improper for a non-Israeli Jew to the price he paid for it, but the FRESH PICKLES from Barrel lb 29c come and "belittle" Israel In the "Arms and the Man" will be Gallery did not have enough . eyes of the world. presented at the Hummocks Circle money to buy it. V. B. SARDINES 2 for 35c Claims Right Theatre beginning Monday and Earlier, Goldmann declared running through Saturday, Aug. WANTS ROCKWELL ON LIST ECLIPSE COFFEE SYRUP 25c that there could be no separation 26· NEW YORK - Senator Ken between Israel and Jews elsewhere Color and romance mark this neth Keating, a member of the Sabbath Information and that therefore the partner- spoof on all the operettas which Senate Internal Security Sub ship between the two Jeweries was were ever to be written. There is committee called for designation Housewives not limited to philanthropy but not a serious moment in it but of George Rockwell's American Light Sabbath included the right of the non Is- the lines are typically Shavian Nazi party as subversive on the Candles raeli Jew to advise, comment and and the situations famllar good U.S. Attorney General's list. "We Tonight 7 :22 express views on the key prob- fun. are prone to overlook these ex Next Friday at lems of Israel. This play, by George Bernard tremist right-wing groups in our '1:12 P.M. Commenting on his American Shaw, "served as the libretto of Investigations of subversion," said passport, Goldmann added later "The Chocolate Soldier". the New York Republican. f THE B. I. BERUD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1961 GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Everything Drastically Reduced Treistman-Bassenfeld · Rabbi Joseph Kapp, officiated at eGIFTS • GINNY DOLLS the ceremony in the Fairlawn •CLOTHES• BELTS Miss Barbara Nina Treistman, • STORE FIXTURES daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Jewish Center. • ALL STOCK ON HAND Treistman of 702 Fairhaven Place, Given in marriage by her father Weekdays 9-6 p.m. - Friday 9-9 p.m. · Fairlawn, N. J., was · married on and mother, the bride wore a gown Aug. 13 to Dr. Sidney Hassenfeld, of peau de sole trimmed with alen . SHIRLEE'S son of Mrs. Gertrude Hassenfeld con lace and seed pearls. Her 311 WASHINGTON AVE of 37 Warrington Avenue, and the tulle veil fell from a matching Washington Park.- headpiece. She carried a white Providence, R . .1. WI 1-9713 late Jack Hassenfeld. Rabbi Glustrom, assisted by prayer book with white orchids and stephanotis. Sounds Corny, but ... Miss Rita Treistman was maid of honor and Mrs. Helen C. Has For The Best "Ears" of Your Life Stop at senfeld was the matron of honor. Both wore pink dresses with FINES' FARM CORN CRIB orchids. and try o dozen or two of the sweetest, Dr. Irwin Hassenfeld was best man and the ushers were Martin most delicious corn you ever ate! Treistman, Manny Blasbalg, Dr. All Vegetables sold at the Crib grown on our own Farm . Donal Pindus, Dr. Robert Schoor, Dr. Frank Marsico and Dr. Sandy Rothstein. FINES' FARM CORN Following a wedding trip to CRIB Concord, the couple will reside in Anawan & Tremont Street, Rte #118 North Rehoboth Open from 9 to 9 "Always On Sunday" Germany. Labush-Schutz Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lipson Mr. and Mrs. George Labush of 1\-Uss Jacqueline Ann Barclay, Bible which was adorned with an Providence announce the marriage daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald orchid and stephanotis. of their daughter, Barbara Pearl, LOWEST AIR FARES S. Barclay, of Kingston, Mass., The matron of honor was Mrs. to Dr. Robert Sundal Schutz, son was married to Melvin A. Lip Daily Scheduled Flights of Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Schutz, Harvey Levin, sister of the bride son. son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan groom. Her bridesmaids were Miss • MIAMI CBa11. Trp.> $70- • CHICAGO ~1:;t $46.80• of Columbus, Ohio on August 13 Lipson of Cranston, on July 2. at Shaare Zedek Synagogue. Marjorie Freedman and Miss Ja • CALIFORNIA CBa4. $160• • DALLAS <••.} SlOOJO• The ceremony, performed by net Robbins, cousin of the bride. -----Trp-.> -- •HAWAII cl:l. Trp.> $320- Leonard Schutz was best man Rabbi Beryl D. Cohon of Temple Miss Ellen Barclay, sister of the 1 DAY VACATION Cemplm for his brother. The matron of Sinai, Brookline, Mass., took place bride, was the Junior bridesmaid. 7 DAY VACATION Complete honor was Mrs. Reuvan Moraine. in the garden of the brides home The best man was William Bilgor. MIAMI . s11 o· Sheryl. Tamara and Iris Labush, at 3 P . M., under a canopy of W VEGAS ... S269• nieces of the bride, were flower white carnations and gladioli. A After a wedding trip to the girls. Laurentian Mountains, in Canada, rom N""1 Yorlt, a. fax reception following the ceremony The bride wore a silk chiffon the couple will make their home INTERNATIONAl 761 Park Ave., Craasto■ was held on the lawn of her resi ST 1-1213 dress with a square neckline and dence. in Syracuse, N. Y., where Mr. TOUR SER VICE l'aul J. Cote, A••nt three quarter length sieves. Her The bride wore an organdy gown Lipson is completing his PhD., in ~)-;)..lu,...:u .... u=u-~)..n-1uuuuuu)-;)..luuwuuuuuuuuuuu, crown was a dior bow with a and- a head piece of organdy pe Chemistry. Mrs. Lipson will con shoulder length veil. tals with a shoulder length ill tinue her studies at the Univer After a wedding trip to Cape usion veil. She carried her white sity. LEAGUE BOWLERS Cod, the couple will reside in New York City. Birth Announcement Draftees May Request Holy Day Deferments "PRIZE LIST" Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sock of 154 NEW YORK - The National ination or induction into the Men Scores Prize Women Scores Sumter Street, announce the birth Jewish Welfare Board's Commis Armed Forces during the fall Jew 165 thru 179 $ 10.00 145 thru 159 of their second son, Michael Dean, sion on Jewish Chaplaincy has ish High Holy Days. 180 thru 189 $ 50.00 160 thru 169 190 thru 199 $100.00 170 thru 179 on July 29. been officially advised by the This official word was received 200 or more $200.00 180 or more Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Selective Service Commission that by Rabbi Aaron Blumenthal, 475 set 500 set $500.00 Ernestine Altman of Hillside Ave all draft boards have been asked spiritual leader of Congregation THIS PRIZE LIST IS ELIGIBLE TO ALL BOWLERS nue and paternal grandfather is to give "favorable consideration, Emanu-El, Mt. Vernon, N . Y., and OF N.D.P.B.C. LEAGUES BOWLING AT David Sock of Hidden Street. whenever possible" to requests Commission Chairman, from Brig. Rosenbaums Have First Child from Jewish registrants for post Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, director of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosen ponement of their physical exam- the Selective Service System, in SullioanA baum of 24 Hartley Street, Wake the form of Operations Bulletin field, Mass., announce the birth of R. I. RECREATION First Daughter No. 81, amended as of June 30, their first child and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kopelowitz and addressed to draft boards Mo. Main St. at Prov.---Pawt. Line Sheryl Sue, on Aug. 7. Mrs. Rosen of Woodmere, L. I., announce the throughout the country. baum is the former Miss Linda Bulletin No. 81 applies to Rosh WE HAVE SOME OPENINGS FOR LEAGUES birth of their second child and Ann Kaplan. first daughter, Ann Lynn, on July Hashanah (Sept. 11 and 12), the AIR CONDITIONED PA 5-1077 Maternal grandparents are Mr. 20. Mrs. Kopelowitz is the former Jewish New Year; Yorn Kippur and Mrs. Joseph Kaplan of Janice Sandra Wexler of Provi (Sept. 20), the Day of Atonement, Twelfth Street and paternal dence. and Sukkoth (Sept. 25- Oct. 3) grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Goodblatts Have Daughter the Feast of Tabernacles. Since LIQUIDATION SALE AT Maurice Rosenbaum of Danbury, Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin Good all the Holy Days commence at Conn. blatt of Yonkers, N. Y., formerly sundown of the day previous to Maternal great - grandparents of Providence, announce the birth these dates, Bulletin No. 81 states are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kaplan of a daughter, Amy Ellen, on Aug. that "normally, the registrant's PUBLIC AUCTION of Cranston and Mrs. Myer Doc 3. Mrs. Goodblatt is the former physical examination or induction torman of Lynn, Mass. Paternal Phyllis Kroll of New Britian, should be postponed to a date fol Repossessed, new and surplus stock of furniture, appli great - grandfather is Abra}1am Conn. lowing the religious holiday in ances, lV's, stereos, automobile, etc. Dorchinsky of Bridegport, Conn. Paternal grandparents are Mr. volved." First Daughter and Mrs. Alex Goodblatt of Rich JWB, the government-authoriz OF: A. C. MERCANTILE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin M . Siegel of ter Street. Maternal great-grand ed agency for serving the religious. 14 Old Tannery Road, announce parents are Mr: and Mrs. Morris welfare and morale needs of Jew Plus merchandise from other estates the birth of their third child and Silbert of Richter Street and pa ish personnel and their depen first daughter, Leslie Kay, on ternal great-grandmother is Mrs. dents in the Armed Forces, said To be held . Aug. 15. Helen Goodblatt of New Rochell, that Jewish registrants seeking Mrs. Siegel is the former Lenore N.Y. postponment of physical exami Sat., Aug. 19, 1961, 10:30 A.M. Korenman of New York City. Born In Germany nation or induction during the Korticks Have First Son Capt. and Mrs. Philip W. Torgan High Holy Days, should make Bedroom sets, den sets, living room sets, breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Maurice I . Kore of Kaiserlauten, Germany, an their requests directly to their sets~ rockers, etc., TV's, stereos, radios, washers, re tick of 1395 Normandy Drive, nounce the birth of their son, local draft boards. JWB is a mem frigerators, freezers, air-conditioners, toys, baby cribs, Atlanta, Ga., announce the birth David James, on July 31. Mrs. ber agency of USO. of their first child and son, Alan Torgan is the former Sophia carriages, strollers, bassinets, etc. Philip, on Aug. 2. Mrs. Kortick is Brandel of Honduras, Central TO HEAD ROYAL SOCIETY 1953 Packard Sedan the former Simone Simowitz. America. LONDON - Lord Nathan, one Maternal grandparents are Mr. Maternal grandparents are Mr. of Britain's outstanding Jews, and Mrs. Harry Simowitz of and Mrs. Jose' Brandel of Hon one-time Minister of Civil Avia AL'S -AUCTION HOUSE Augusta, Ga., and paternal duras, C. A., and paternal grand tion and former Undersecretary 1542 SMITH ST., M. PROV. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. parents are Mr. and Mrs. William of State for War, was elected Joseph Kortick of Providence. Torgan of Ogden Street. Paternal chairman of the Royal Society of FRED HALL, AuctlonNr Great-grandmother Is Mrs. Ida great-grandparents are Mr. and Arts. He. has been a member of Riter of Providence. Mrs. Louis Torgan. the society's Council since 1953. "We Are Not Jews, THE R. L HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1961 5 We Are Israelis" · FIRST SYNAGOGUE .Connecticut town. The $125,000 TRUMBULL, Conn. - Plans building will be constructed on TEL AVIV - A great and grow Ing schism exists between youth have been approved for the first land donated by Samuel Klahr In Israel and Jewish youth else synagogue and first Hebrew school of Bridgeport. where, according to a recent re In the 164-year history of this Use Herald Classified ads. port In the Jewish Chronicle of London. "Young Israelis have grown up in an atmosphere of self-defense by aggression," the article states. Self-confident, uninhibited, and greatly influenced by Ben-Gurion, they cannot understand why, if Jews can be subjected to the kind of treatment they have heard Diamonds • Watches • Rings • Silverware about during the Eichmann trial they hesitate to come to Israel. Unusual Gold Jewelry and Charms • Fine China These sabras often say, "We are not Jews, we are Israelis." The Giftware • Cameras • Radios • Leather Goods, etc. bond between them and Jews abroad is becoming weaker. The introduction of "Jewish conscious Our Younger Set-Jerold Mortin, four years old, and Susan ness" Into school curricula Is an Harriet, one and one half years old, are the children of Mr. acknowledgement of this trend, and Mrs. Harold Share of 141 Park Avenue, Passaic, N. J . - Gift Wrapping and Delivery, of Course - the reporter surmises. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eli Krasnoff of She finds it ironical that at the Lexington Avenue. EL 1-9280 - 81 ROOMS 80S - 810 very moment when young Israelis were learning for the first time LAPHAM BUILDING, 8th FLOOR the extent of Jewish martyrdom Jewler Designs Baubles, Beads 290 WESTMINSTER ST . • PROVIDENCE, R. I . at the hands of the Nazis, the con Open Tues. thru Sat. 9 - 6 and Tues. and Thurs. Nites flict over the meaning of Jewish Closed Mondays during July and August ness - whether it means race To Get Hit Show Tickets Free only, or race plus religion, or re- NEW YORK - When William casion he designed a large-eyed. ligion only -evoked such anger Schlfrin walks through the crowd gold caricature of Carol Chan that many of them refused to de- ed streets of New York he rarely ning, and she presented him with OPEN FOR BUSINESS scribe themselves as Jews in the I notices people's faces, but he al t,wo second-row-center tickets to population census. ways sees if their limbs are be "Show Girl." decked with baubles, bangles or It has gone on like this ever beads according to Gay Talese of since. First Mr. Schifrln sees an Sherman Price U. S. Corporation the N. Y. Times. advertisement for a Broadway hit To Up Investment Mr. Schlfrln Is a jewelry de in the newspapers or on blll TEL AVIV - A five-year plan signer constantly searching for boards; then he returns to his WlwleJale has been prepared by the Israel new ideas. Sometimes the Ideas jewelry stall at 4 West Forty CASH and CARRY Investors Corp. which calls for a come from odd places, not nec seventh Street and makes a gold 500% increase in the corporation's essarily from other jewelry. For charm, or tie-clasp, or cuff-links $10,000,000 capital stock, Sam example, two years ago, while In the same design as the symbol 520 NORTH MAIN STREET Rothberg, of Peoria, Ill, head of passing a Broadway billboard ad of the Broadway show. Next he presents his work to NEXT ~CR TO KENT FURNITURE COMPANY the corporation, reported here last vertising the musical, "Fiorello!" AND MAIN WHOLESALE TOY CO. week. He said the plan included a his attention was drawn to the either the star, producer, director. multi-million dollar investment in squat, bowlegged figure wearing a or other member of the show's GAspee 1-5380 a chemical industry to be con broad-brimmed hat - the sym cast, and inevitably he encounters structed in the Arad area near the bol of the show. great response - and free tickets. • COSMETICS • BABY NEEDS Dad Sea and in the Rosh Zohar This would make an excellent "If I showed them a diamond • FIRST AID SUPPLIES • VITAMINS gas pipeline to the Dead Sea. design for a piece of jewelry, he bracelet, they wouldn't be inter The A m e r ic a n corporation, thought. And within a matter of ested," he said chiseling away on • PIPES • HEALTH AND which has invested large sums in hours he had cut such a design a small crown that he Is making • TOBACCO BEAUTY Al DS such enterprises as the Dead Sea out of fourteen-karat gold plate into a charm for Julie Andrews, Works and Chemicals and Fertil and was knocking on the stage co-star of "Camelot." • CIGARS-DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED HAVANAS izers, Ltd. also is concluding nego door to show the charm to Tom But this hobby of mine has OPEN DAILY FROM 8:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. tiations to join present oil com Bosley, the star of the show. meaning to them. I don't make SATURDAY 8:30 A.M. TO 1 P.M. panies in Israel in the six-inch oil The actor liked it and wished these charms for money I get "Gift Counselors To Industry" pipeline and in the present oil ter to buy It. Mr. Schlfrin refused satisfaction from it, and get a minal near Tel Aviv. money but said he would accept thrill in going backstage to present Julian Venetzky, coroporation instead two tickets , to the show. them to the actors." secretary, said, "We want to keep And this, Mr. Schifrin says, is "Also," he continued, "I get a THE SYNAGOGUE IS AIR-CONDITIONED pace with the rhythm and growth what started a hobby that has thrill out of being able to take my · of Israel's development. We do enabled him and his wife to see wife, all dressed up, to a second not want to -live off the country about forty Broadway hits in the row center seat to Broadway hits. LENAS HAZEDEK but to plough our profits back Into last two years - wittiout ever These charms might sell for $15, the economy, after deduction of buying a ticket. a bit less than some of the seats CONGREGATION dividends to stockholders." After "Fiorello;" Mr. Schifrin we've been getting. designed gold musical notes - "But I know that if I didn't of 311 Prairie Avenue, Providence, R. I. symbolic of "Do Re Mi" - and have this hobby, I probably JWB Will Meet received two tickets from a mem wouldn't be able to afford going Gis' Requirements ber of the cast. On another oc- to the theatre the .;ay we do." .A-nnounceJ NEW YORK - The National "Ah, once I was just a two that High Holiday Services Jewish Welfare Board last week Rate Reductions show-a-year man," he reminisced, reported to President John F. with the air of a tycoon recalling - wi 11 be Conducted by Kennedy that it is remobilizing At Spofford Hotel his barefoot boyhood. "Now I see all its resources and manpower to The Lake Spofford Hotel, Spof more Broadway shows than any Reverend Kalman Shuchat and meet additional demands for re ford, N . H ., announces special re out-of-town buyer.' Ira Zaidman of Providence ligious and welfare services to duced rates. From Aug. 13 to Sept. Jewish military personnel and 13, all weekly rates will be re RISE IN INDUSTRY MUS.AF SHACHRIS their dependents resulting from duced 10%. During the same JERUSALEM - Israel's Indus the emergency build-up of Armed period, a guest may stay any 14 trial production rose, during the Forces strength requested by the full days, and pay for only 12. first quarter of 1961, by 13 per President and approved by Con Two days will be free. cent over last year, while the gress . Special rates will also be in country's employment in industry JWB is the Government-author effect during the Rosh Hashanah went up by eight percent, Plnhaas ized agency for meeting .the re Holidays, Those guests staying Sapir, Minister of Commerce and ligious and morable needs of Jew four or five days will receive a Industry, announced here last ish military personnel and of 10% reduction during the Holl week. Jewish patients in Veterans Ad day period. Because of this higher Indus ministration hospitals, and repre The Hotel Is also offering a trial productivity, Mr. Sapir said, sents the Jewish community in special Labor Day-Rosh Hashanah there will be no difficulty In find the United Service Organizations. rates. From August 31 to Sept. ing employment for the Increasing JWB, the national association of 12 or Sept. 1 to Sept. 13, guests number of immigrants now arriv Rev. Kalman Shuchat Ira Zaidman Jewish · community centers and will pay for a ten day stay, ing in Israel. According to the Reverend and Cantor A YHhiva Student YM-YMHAs, Is a beneficiary of If they should remain for twelve plans, he stated, 15,000 to 20,000 Originally From PrHently Athndln9 Hebrew the United Jewish Appeals of days. Here again, the guest will more workers can be absorbed by New York TNchers College Essex County. receive two free days. December. 6 THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST, 18, 1961 Ex-Nazi Under Inquiry -,_,~~~~ iCLASSIFIED For Aiding Eichmann OPPORTUNITIES HANOVER, Germany - The $ ¢ Classified Advertlslng Rates: 8c per Hanover state attorney announc ~ word: S1.75 minimum for 18 words. ed Wednesday that he was in ¢ 25c discount if pald before lnser- ~ tion. Call UN Ion 1-3709. Deadline vestigating to see whether Dr. ~~ Wednesday noon. Erhard Wetzel is the man who ~~,~~,4---X,._~?,;. DISC JOCKEY - Record hopps, all OC· was accused of co-author, with casions. Reasonable rates. Call PA Adolf Eichman, a program re 2-1092-6 P.M. 10~ commending the gassing of Jews. YOUNG WOMAN, college girl, career woman. Private room available In Ernest Wetzel was identified at comfortable home. Object to share the Eichmann trial in Jerusalem expenses. PA 3;3?8?· 9-8 as the official who helped prepare JEWISH COOK wanted three days the so-called "gas chamber let weekly for two men. Call PA ter." Dr. Erhard Wetzel, 58 years 5-3891 . old. is a former Nazi party .official MODERN - 4 room apartment for rent. Heat furnished. Ready for oc who was released from prison in cupancy about Sept. 15. Ninth Street. 1955 after serving part of a fifteen Call DE 1-6023 .or • D~ 1-8673. year sentence. EAST SIDE - Vicinity Miriam Hospltal. Dr. Wetzel. who received a Modern 5 rooms, (2nd) tile bath, heat, monthly pension of 1,600 marks hot water furnished. Adults. Park• attention of Ing. GA 1-3603. To Address Conference - <$400 l, came to the BAAL TFILAH, KOREH V'TOKEAH ls Zmira Goodman, recent co the authorities when an investi available. Call Taunton, Va.n Dyke ;/ ordinator of the U n i t e d gator in the Lower Saxony In 2-3508. States and United Nations terior Ministry checked . ·I ,'(j aid programs to Israel and a specialist in international law, will address the 1961 Worker's Conference of the Mrs. Freeman Finkel Is the Former Miss Hope Paige Women's Division of the General Jewish Committee. Miss Hope Iris Paige, daughter and Miss Robin Meryl Paige were The conference. to be held of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Paige of Junior bridesmaids and Robert Thursday morning at the Ledge Colonial Road, and Freeman Ar Earl Levin was Junior usher. mont Country Club, will hear thur Finkel, fireman apprentice, George Risisky, cousin of the a report from Mrs. Goodman on Yahrzeit Services in the Home Nathan Horowitz USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis bridegroom. was best man. Es the need of additional funds for commence at sunset the day pre Jacob H. Suffin Finkel of Roberta Avenue, Paw corted by her father, the bride the resettlement of thousands of vious. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 tucket were married Aug. 13. wore a silk organza over satin Jews in Israel. George Litchman Rabbi Aaron Goldin officiated gown with portrait neckline Now in the United States taking SATIJRDAY, AUGUST 19 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 at the 5 p .m . ceremony at the adorned with white rose buds. Her her doctoral studies in law, Mrs. Ida Sarah Sack Louis J. Arch!er ·home of the bride's sister, Mrs. fingertip veil fell from a Juilet Goodman was employed in the Bertha Wein SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 Julius Levin of Summit Avenue. cap of seeded pearls and she car Technical Assistance Department Alfred H. Gil stein Shandel Shatkin Following the ceremony a garden ried a prayerbook with orchids of Israel Prime Minister Ben SUNDAY, AUGUST 20 Jennie Goldberg reception was held. and stephanotis. Gurion's office from 1957 to 1960. Max Sugarman Eva Smira Miss Naomi Hope Finkel, the After a wedding trip to Miami MONDAY, AUGUST 2l MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 bridegroom's sister, was maid of Beach, the couple will live in New Ida Brenner Florence Brier honor. Miss Debra Beth Levin London, Conn. tutions across the country. Harry Baris Jacob Berkelhammer In observance of its fiftieth an TIJESDAY, AUGUST 22 WESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 niversary, Kupat Holim has is Rebecca Milowitz Etty Feiner Israel Sick Fund Marks Fiftieth Year sued a forty-two-page history, Annie Lieberman Rachel Aptel written by Itzhak Kanev, direc Bessie Abedon Sophie Lasker TEL AV"fV, Israel - Kupat are available for members and tor of the institution's Social Re WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 Nathan Meshnick Holim

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I THE R. L HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1961 7 • A Summers Day At Barrington Beach•

Relaxing - Sandy Kushner, Roberta Bleeker, Ronnie Rose, Debbie Kushner.

Frances Fain, Fritzie Feiner and Joan Rosener.

Right - Mrs. Arthur Fishbein and her daughters, Bonnie and Diane.

Just out of the water - Joe Mazo, Ronald Millen, Sheldon Mittleman, Robert Goyette.

Rozzy Morse makes a pretty addition to the beach.

Playing in the sand are Tommy, Andy and Jimmy Rosener.

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Famous, of course, for our Chicken-in- TO CRANSTON · GARDEN CITY Barry, Vic Meyers, Jim Poisner, Mike Schein, Gory Broder NORTH END EAST SIDE at Newport cutoff, Rte. a-Basket. The children love it. Dine in our beou~iful 136 and Poul Shoprio. Not present when the picture was token WARWICK FRontler 9_9882 dining room at popular prices. Toke Route 136 cut were Steven Zimmerman and Jeff Goodman. REMEMBER : ''The Proof of the off from 195 to corner Route 6. Pudding Is In the Eating" Hitler's Second Book Sparks Few Sales MUNICH - There has been of mankind." The other is Hitler's Congregation Mishkan Tefilah little demand for "Hitler's Second psychotic anti-Semitism, exhibit NOW ON SALE announcej Book," a seqµel to "Mein ed in constant references to the Kampf", which was placed on "Jewish parasites" and the dan AT ALL Our Services for the High Holidays sale here last week. gers to the world from "racial The book, written before Mein bastardization." Plantations Stores · will be held at the Kampf was published and kept As in Mein Kampf, the princi Jewish Community Center secret during Hitler's lifetime, pal theme of Germany's expan BIG ROLL was found in manuscript form sion was toward "the east," mean SCOT TOWELS 33c 170 Sessions Street hidden in a vault in the central ing the Soviet Union, which Hit For Further Information Call Nazi publishing house in Mu ler asserted, would fall apart 4-PACK WALDORF TISSUE 35c A. Linder, PL 1-4302 or S. Pickar, PL 1-0920 nich until it was seized by the with the destruction of. "its Jew United States Army in 1945 and ish leaders." The second Hitler 1 ROLLS sent to Washington. It was for book ends with a tirade against SCOT TISSUE 27c gotten until a few years ago Jews, using such expressions as when it was traced and authen "wiping out" and "annihilating" 2 PACK ! ticated by Prof. Gerhard L. Wein -a forecast of what the Nazis · SOFT WEVE TISSUE 27c I berg of the University of Michi- were to do to J ews. 2 PACKAGES gan, who wrote a forward to the _SCOTKINS Family Size 33c MEMO: volume. Two themes mark the second Roaring Blaze Wrecks BOX begins. Visit The Jobi Shoppe Cut Rite WAX PAPER 27c I book. One is an idealization of for back to school needs. constant war as "the highest Chicago Synagogue SCOTT Family I driving force for the development CHICAGO - A roaring blaze NAPKINS 2 pkgs 25c • COTTON BRAS* 1------whipped through the three story WHITE OR COLORED • STRAPLESS BRAS* 1Destry Rides Again synagogue building of Agudath SCOTTI ES-400s 27 c Achlm of South Shore, 7933 S. • PANTY GIRDLES* At Warwick Tent Yates, early last week, destroying Hugh O'Brien, veteran Broad the sanctuary. Arson is strongly • GIRDLES* way and Hollywood actor who suspected. Reynolds Wrap skyrockted to fame in his tele • GARTER BEL TS vision role as "Wyatt Earp", will Estimates of damaged ranged Aluminum Foil star in "Destry Rides Again" at from $50,000 by John G . Scalan, • COTTON SLIPS, PANTIES the Warwick Musical Theatre deputy fire marshall, to $200,000 America's First Choice by Rabbi Harold P . Smith, spiri starting Monday. Regular Roll 33c and on exciting collection of robes In addition to O'Brian's multi tual leader of the congregation. farious activities in TV, the films, The rabbi's figure includes loss of Economy Roll 83c just right for campus wear. and personal appearances, he also religious articles. HEAVY Duty Roll 65c Four torahs in the arke were * All Expertly Fitted and has managed to find the time to star in the title role of the Broad burned beyond recognition, de spite attempts of a group led by Sensibly Priced way production of "Destry" and WE RECOMMEND DELICIOUS to appear in stock productions of congregation president Nathan "The Rainmaker" and "Two for Waldman to save thc,m before Eclipse the Seesaw". the fire engulfed the brick build THE JOBI SHOPPE, INC. Appearing opposite Mr. O'Brian ing. Rabbi Smith and several Fruit Syrups members of the congregation are Libi Staiger as Frenchy, and IN PINT BOTTLES For The Tim O'Connor and Don Tomkins. managed to save some religious articles, including Torahs in the Root. Beer, Orange, Lemon & "Destry Rides Again", which Lime, Raspberry, & Strawberry "ULTIMATE IN INTIMATES" closed recently on Broadway after Beth Midrash. a highly successful run, received The fire was reported around BUY AT STORES SERVICED BY rave notices for its exciting Whip midnight by a building janitor, The Finest in Foundations Dance and lively Western songs. according to first unofficial re PLANTATIONS The Warwick production is di ports from Rebbetzin Smith. A 138 Wayland Ave. MAnning 1-7305 rected and choreographed by Peter Fire Department investigation Candy, Tobacco and Conlow and the orchestra will be revealed that the fire started ( next ta Wayland Bo leery J directd by Gershon Kingsley. around the ark. High flames Paper Co. FREE PARKING IN FRONT OF STORE Following "Destry" into the were immediately visable. Just a Warwick Tent will be Rodgers week ago a Baptist Church at Produce Building and Hammerstein's "Flower Drum 80th and Crandon was also gutted 88 KINSLEY AVE., PROVIDENCE 'I Song," the last production of the by fire, leading to the suspicion of season. arson. THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1961 9 time tennis champion, defined sports as "an activity where, if you make one blunder, you find that you live within a stone's throw of everybody." Leo Lindy, the · THE ONLY ANGLO -J EWI SH W EEKLY IN R. I . AN(!:; SOUTHEAST MASS. restauranteur, defined a race track Published Every Week By The . as a place where "the windows Jewish Press Publishing Company clean the man." And Helen Ta 1117 Douglas Ave., Providence, R. I. - UNlon 1-3709 maris, the dancer-choreographer, defined a show-angel as someone CELIA ZUCKERBERG Managing Editor by Leanard Lyons who, for 5,000 clams, can get BRENDA SLACK Editor 5,000 qualms. ' Sir Alexander Korda, the movie Judge Ferdinand Pecora, the Second Class Postage Paid at Providence Rhode Island DEFINITIONS: -- Words are producer, sighed to me one night one-time candidate for Ma y o r, Subscription Rates: Fifteen Cents the copy; By Ma{!, $5.00 per annum; outside not always what they seem to be. disliked being referred to as "dis New England, $6.00 per annum. Bulk rates on request. in London: "After 40 years in this Events, custom and odd experience business, I've finally come to the tinguished," and said: "'Distin The Herald assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors In sometimes add an extra, illumi conclusion that an American lawy guished' means I'm not having a advertisements, but will reprint that part of the advertisement In which the nating meaning to the words. For typographical error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the management er can best be defined as a frus good time." .. . It was also Pecora Immediately of any error which may occur. instance: trated novelist." . . . Abe Burrows who once said that the mayoralty is Nunnally Johnson,the producer defined charm as "that indefinable a job good only for the Mayor's FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1961 writer, defined an actor as some something possessed by all women friends. He defined a reactionary one who wants to work desperately who have ample bosoms." .. . And as "someone who sits in an easy -until you need him ... On the Clifton Fadiman said: "Critic and chair on Sunday, never thinking other hand, Sidney Phillips, the author bear the same relationship that tomorrow Is Monday but only veteran MGM talent scout, defined as that of the knife and the throat." that yesterday was Sarurday." YOUR MONEY'S an actor as someone who will pay George Jessel, who has worked Miss de Havilland hasn't as yet to act a role, if the producer can in Hollywood as actor, producer, made any films in French. "In hold out against him long enough. srudio aide and publicist, defined French, I could only play a foreig The late Albert D. Lasker a state of flux as a spot where you ner. l have an accent, butthey don't maintained a farm in upstate New WORTH don't know if tomorrow Howard know what it Is." She asked her York, but insisted that he was an Hughes will want you to direct a . son Benjamin--who was born in agrlculrurlst rather than a farmer. movie for him or to wash his California but whose accent and by Sylvia Porter He defined both words: A farmer windows. gestures now are like Charles is one who makes money on the George Murphy defined th e Boyer's. "You have an English farm and loses it in the city. An SOPHISTICATED 'YOU' awkward age in Hollywood as the accent, Mame," he said. agriculrurlst is one who makes age where an actor is too old to In London some months ago, a money in the city and loses It on get the girl, but too young to play clairvoyant who was moving Into a The tale about the New York grocer who bottled quart jars of the farm. the father. It was Shelley Winters rew home gave a party in the empty water, labeled them "Instant Water -- just add hot coffee" and did a During the war, l heard Gen. who defined the modern, Independ house he was abandoning. One of fine business at 85 cents a jar, has started the pundits pontificating William S. Knudsen, of the War ent, intelligent woman as someone the guests asked for permission to anew about what a mysterious, capricious, hysterical crearure are Production Board, define starus who can't get a fellow. And Ben bring a friend. "Yes," the clair you, the U. S. consumer. quo as Latin for "the fix we're In." Hecht defined book-writing as akin voyant said. ''Your friend is an And he defined a priority as some actress, talented and beautiful, Reflecting the new befuddlement about you Is the fact that economists thing which gives you an option to to keeping a mistress: ''In both cases, you ought to have a lot of whose career will rise again." are now divided into two opposing opinion groups on how you'll spend ask for something you know you money to stay involved." (Ui .strlbuted 1961, in coming months. One group is using this tale to illustrate how easily won't get... Sen. Kefauver, who ran by Tbe Hall Syndicate, Inc.) "hysterical you" can be stampeded into a buying spree which will set off for the office in 1956, defined a Sarah Palfrey Cooke, the one- /A ll Rights Reserved) another Inflationary upsurge. The opposing group is using retail sales Vice President as the man who and other statistics to suggest that "mysterious you" will hold back on presides over the Senate each day buying and by so doing curtail the infant business advance. and inquires after the President's health each night. In What loose thinking about us this isl Mayor Jimmy Walker, one C?f our foremost speechmakers, gave In defiance of this tale about Instant Water, we, America's con me his definition of adjectives, Hollywood sumers, have demonstrated over and over that we are rarely hysterical when used by politicians In speech or mysterious or capricious crearures. es: ' 'They're like the towel a waiter Most of the time we are much saner In our spending activities than wraps around a bottle of wine he's By Barney Glazer businessmen. Businessmen usually are organized Into groups, constantly serving. In both cases It makes talk about each other's hopes and fears, tend to become over-exuberant the customers and listeners forget in times of business upswing, over-pessimistic in times of business the inferior quality of the product." Hollywood, California -- 20th Madeline's lower lip was cut badly; slowdown. Not us, though. We're disorganized and as Dr. George Katona Umbrage, Jackie Gleason told Cenrury-Fox srudios made special my daughter's upper lip was of Michigan University and one of the nation's top experts on consumer me, is something a man should petition to the Israeli army asking damaged. After three years of 5 behavior emphasizes, we "are influenced to a much lesser extent by the take only when he's sure he can for a deferment on Sgt. Elana Eden. plastic surgeries, my daughter's opinions and behavior of other consumers." While we may at times lick the other guy . .. Louis Marx, Her mom just suffered a heart lip now looks normal. "become the victims of rumors and propaganda," most of the time the toy manufacrurer, defined a hit attack here ... . Eddie Fisher and Madeline's lower lip was not "consumers do not lose their sanity." show as one to which you can un Debbie Reynolds were back to cut as severely but required repair Contrary to the folklore about consumers' ignorance, we have hesitatingly send buyers .. . Nor gether! But don't get me wrong. work and as I write this, she is demonstrated over and over that we are knowing, often asrute, buyers. man Thomas, who was the Socialist They happened to attend the cere released from the hospital and We are aware that prices are stable now and we're not responding Party's perennial candidate for monies here for the consolidation ready to return to Paramount to scare talk of inflation. We are aware that supplies of goods are ample President, was amused at being of two of our major Jewish hos where she stars opposite Yul Bryn and we are refusing to be stampeded Into buying. To quote Dr. Ralph referred to as an elder statesman, pitals and just bumped Into each ner and Sal Mineo in' 'Escape from Barnes of Prentice-Hall, today's is "a sophisticated buyer's market- and said: "An elder statesman is other. No casualties and Liz and Zahrain.'' one that knows how to take advantage of such price-weakening factors a politician who can't get himself Debbie even spoke without scratch Madeline is 24 years old and as widespread excess capacity, tough foreign competition." elected." ing each other's eyes outl was born Madeline Roche in Wash In the face of widespread and stickily high unemployment, we, as a Dean Coffman of UCLA cau • • • ington, D.C. She has lived a life nation of consumers, are financially better off than ever before and we tioned a freshman class about the So far nobody has been chosen very much like Marilyn Monroe, are fully conscious of our power to fill our needs for goods. habits of college srudents who to play Fanny Brice In the late having attended 17 schools from merely try to achieve passing star's movie biog. You can bet on Washington to Los Angeles, and There is no doubt that real incomes--meaning incomes adjusted grades. "Education," he said, "is one thing. It won't be the actress has lived with aunts, was a ward for price rises and thus reflecting the acrual buying power of the dollars the only commodity whose buyers best suited to play Fanny, but the in a foster home, with her mother, in our pockets--are at an all-time high. Forrune Magazine estimates insist on getting less than rheypay one who will draw at the boxoffice. Mrs. Solomon, who died last fall at that real income per person is now 3 per cent higher than at the start of for." Best example of this was Roz the age of 43, and with her the year, lpercentabovethepreviouspeak reached last summer. There Hollywood has been defined by Russell who got the nod over mother's three husbands. is no doubt that we have leeway to expand our on-the-cuff buying when countless people in varied ways. Gertrude Berg to play the lead in Until recently, she lived with we decide to. We have been preparing for this by paying off our instal Cedric Hardwicke told me: ''Holly "Majority of One." Without a her father, Jerome Sampson, and ment debts at a strikingly fast pace. wood is the place where writers doubt, Miss Berg was the logical was driving her Italian sports don't really write, actors don't choice, but she lost out in the roadster on a mountain road here Finally, despite repeated statements that we are sarurated with really act and agents don't really casting when admittedly she was when she was involved in the goods, there is no such thing as "saruration" in this sense. When we age." Peter Ustinov told me,after too weak in the boxoffice draw tragic accident. have that raise, that house, that car, that appliance, etc., we soon "want his first visit there: "Hollywood department. H you will remember, I wrote a little more income, a few additional goods, and a somewhat better is the remnant of a .huge wedding But don't ·think for a minute an item about Madlyn in this column house than we have." But here too, Katona's srudies underline, we are cake, prepared for more guests that Roz Russell won't be great, when she was selected to appear realistic about our desires, not hysterical. than came." And Gregory Ratoff, because she will be. In "Majority of One" opposite What, then, does this suggest about us in the near future·? embittered, said: "Hollywood was • • • Rosalind Russell. It suggests that we'll be expanding our buying steadily across the invented by Reds to destroy Madlyn Rhue, as you may have • • • board--and new surveys signal that we'll be major buyers of cars and capitalism." · heard, suftered severe facial in Tony Curtis calls me "Bar houses as the months roll on. · "Hollywood," said an anony juries in an auto accident. It never nalla" . ... When Steve Allen was It suggests that just as we were the crucial stabilizing force in the · mous social critic, "is a place fails that beautiful girls don't in the public eye as opposing lynch recent recession, we'll be the crucial stabilizing force in this new ad started by a man who went :west break a leg. Their facial beauty is ing and capital punishment, he re vance -- and that's -as much as any one should ask. with a cliche." Alfred Drake de damaged. Same thing happened to ceived a letter saying: "Keepyour fined Hollywood as "The place my daughter who is in her 20' s big Jewish nose out of our busi (P .s. About that Instant Water -- maybe those who did buy it have where, by the time you get some and is also a TV and motion plcrure ness." Steve told me: "H I could been having such poor luck brewing tasty coffee recently that they thing you can sink your teeth into, actress (Leslie Summers). Both have met this nut, I would have figured it was worth the money to find out what a change of water would they're no longer your own teeth." Madeline and my daughter suffered told him I would love to be Jewish achieve, Makes sense to me.) Elmer Rice described it as a place severely cur Ups and loss of teeth. and only regret that I must deny where maximum money is paid for Madeline lost 2 1 /2 upper teeth being of that faith which I admire !Distributed 1961 , by The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) ' (All Rights Reservea) exercising minimum mentality. while my daughter lost 5 uppers. so deeply."

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10 THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1961 AbsSU er iti p on tothe H eraldis a good gift idea for the person DORIC DAY SCHOOL Nursery Kindergarten who "has everything" else. Call Accredited by R. I. Board of Museum At Dachau Depicts C'oncentration. UN 1-3709. Education - State Licensed All Day or Half Day Sessions Balanced Hot MHIS Register Now For Fall Session Camp Horrors For Persistent Tourists PEARLS BEADS Limited Enrollment - DACHAU, Germany - This It is easier to find the second saw - the preparatory rooms, the RESTRUNG AND KNOTTE■ HO 1-8251 Transportation WI 1-6051 small residential . town, a suburb than it is the first, although the gas chamber witti the deceptive • Cultured Pearls ., of thriving, driving Munich, has military base appears to be one sign, "Brausebad" (showerbath) • Beauttful Clasps two points of interest for the of less than major importance. over its entrance and the crema WOODMAN•s American traveler. The· first is the There is a big sign on the main torium with its big furnace flank 55 Edcly St. "'1-4977 SILVER Dachau Concentration Camp Mu highway from Munich pointing ed by two smaller ones - were seum, all that remains of the Nazi to the turn-off to the direct road built and used in their lifetimes. Electric Co. Germany death camp in which to the Army installation. But no- Perhaps the entire gamut of Electrical Contractors so many thousands of men, wo where on that sign, or anyWhere visitor comments was expressed Saturday Evening 5-8 P.M. BUFFET SUPPER .628 BROAD STREET men and children were dispatch else on the route to Dachau. is most succinctly by a Midwestern By Candlelight Industrial - Commercial ed in the crisp efficiency of the there a sign indicating that the American woman. She wrote FABULOUS DESSERTS and Residential crematorium. The second is the old concentration death camp "GOD!" in big bold capital letters United States Army base at now stands as a museum open to and signed her name in a waver MISS DUTTON'S GA 1-6864 Dachau. the public, a permanent reminder ing hand. Repeatedly, tourists DExter 1-5995 Open Tuesday and Thursday 'TIii 9:00 of what happened hereabouts asked, via the guest book, "How I-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ when Germany was threatening could people do such things to P Bridesmaids and the world in the Thirties. other human beings?" , //) ~ I. In the Army Base Society of Survivors f,e-Jf'Jling- is an The tourist has to be quite de- The Eichmann trial was in its 11 :Jle of:ove/ieJl termined to search out the place, final days of testimony at the _,/

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MUSICAL THEATRE The reports published in the NEW AIR FARE from Wa1twfck press here reveal for the first time that the official was Deputy Se NEW YORK to MIAMI (ROUND TRIP) $73.50 cretary Anderson and that he ar SEVEN DAYS IN HOTEL 19.50 'w lKfiff~§Rli rived in Israel shortly before the Plus 1956 Suez campaign. In line with TOTAL Tax $93.00 the requests for absolute secrecy ,, I For Reservations ar,d Information - SEE or CALL ~iii asked by the White House, only thr.ee people knew about his ar Tourist Travel Bureau, .. rival and his mission. They were Inc. his 776 HOPE STREET 568 CHARLES STREET Mr. Ben-Gurion, politcial se Providence 6, R. I. GA 1-9422 Providence 4, R. I. GA 1-9424 cretary Mr. Navon and Mrs. Golda Meir, Israel's Foreign Minister. Official Agent - ATC • IA TA • STEAMSHIP LINES

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·12 THE R. L HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1961 Excellent opportunities are in the Herald's Classified ads. RESERVE NOWI Museum At Dachau LABOR DAY and HIGH HOLY DAYS (Continued from Page 10) Your Home Away From Home noting that those persistent tour ists who insisted upon visiting the ©lb 1\c:rts NOVICK'S concentration camp museum W, Allenton & Tower Hill Rd. could find it simply by driving up Allenton-N. Kingstown, R. I. HOTEL to the front gate of the base, MILLIS, MASS. It seemed equally strange to be Tel. FR 6-8456 driving through the thronging, ITALIAN BUFFET Every Sport • All Activities clashing happy traffic of Munich, STARTING JULY 13 Pool 160' x 40' • Home Cooking And Every Old Fashioned Hospitality whose streets are jammed with Special Attention to Diets automobiles and well-dressed pe Thursday Thereafter Dietary Laws • Superb Cuisine destrians reflecting the prosperity Teen-Age Program • Day camp of this part of Germany, with the REGULAR BUFFET mind still occupied with the op pressive images that filled it in TUESDAY NIGHT AND EVERY that trim, little neat, almost pre TUESDAY THEREAFTER $47.50:::.. cisely set up and fully isolated LUNCHEON SERVED lla.m. to 2 p.m. DAILY Reservations Advisable CY 4-9877

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He stated that while he was a non-observant Jew, he favored ... your idea of a vacation is strolling on a mile long soft the continued rabbinical control white sand beach, then splashing and swimming in a in Israel on questions of personal gentle surf warmed by a kindly gulf stream to a mellow status until the bulk of the newly • arrived Sephardic Jews became 72° (a rarity for New England waters) ... if dining in a integrated. picture windowed setting overlooking the sea enjoying mouth melting sea trPats, or succulent steaks captures At the final session of the con your gustatory fancy, if accommodations mean gracious, vocation, Rabbi Israel Miller of tastefully appointed rooms looking out to the sparkling New York, a vice president, warn ed that any effort by Reform or blue deep of the Cape, if outdoor sports means improving i Conservative Judaism to enter the your yolf on our 9 hole pitch and putt green or practicing Israeli religous scene would "not on our all weather tennis court with sailing, motorboat strike roots but will divide and ing, and water skiing nearby ... if it's sightseeing, you're serve as a divisive influence," SPORTS galore ... 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