Anti-Semitic Heckler Outshouted At Rally Carrying an anti-Semitic sign Freedom Fighters In U.S.A., Inc., reading "Communism Is Jewish Mr. Mlot-Mroz was finally escort (Zionist) From Start to Finish. ed from the parking I ot by two Smash Communism Everywhere," policemen, and drove away In a a picket at the meeting called by 1965 white Cadillac convertible. THE O NLY ENGLI SH-JE W ISH W EE KLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. the Negro Leadership Conference Thirteen men, four women, a to protest de facto school segre 17-year-old girl, and a 17-year gation In South Providence on M"n old boy, all of them Negroes, were VOL. L, NO, 23 FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1966 !Sc Per Copy 12 Pages day night, was outshouted and sur arrested by police who moved In rounded by Negroes, who told him to disperse a chanting, rock to leave, as he attempted to heckle throwing mob who lingered In the the speakers. Willard Avenue Shopping Center Identifying himself as Jozef after the Freedom Rally. Israel's President Shazar Asks Mlot-Mroz ofSalem,Mass.,saytng The rally Itself was peaceful he was president of the Anti-Com and the crowd of approxlmotely munist Confederation of Polish 400 to 500 spectators appeared al most disinterested In the speakers. End To Organizational Rivalries Annual Jewish Service It was after the sound truck from which the rally had been staged NEW YO~K CITY -- President bavltcher movement, In the Crown started to leave the parking lot Zalmllll Shazar of Israel spoke out Heights section of Brooklyn. Planned For Sunday that a group of Negro youths, led vigorously against the rivalries Mr. Shazar, who was born near by James Tunsdall, 20, of 143 and ldeol oglcal differences that the Czarist Russian city of Lu At Cathedral Of Pines ·Rugby Street, chanting "Amen, divide America's Jewish organiza bavltch, where the movement or Amen:' marched up and down tions, ln a series of private talks iginated, has retained an Intense The 20th annual Jewish service Prairie Avenue ln front of the during his visit here last week. feeling for his Hasldlc upbringing will be held at the Cathedral of shopping center and along side Specific points he mentioned and Insisted on making the trip. the Pines, Rlndge,N.H.,onSunday, streets. were the needforacommonprayer Despite the unusual hour and Aug. 7, at 2:30 P.M. Rabbi Sam Mayor Joseph A. Doorley, Jr., book for Orthodox, Conservative the absence of advance notice, uel Freilich of Gardner, Mass., said the next day, that hoodlums and Reform Jews , for conciliating 3,000 singing and dancing Hasldlc l will conduct the service, with the of the sort who dlspl eyed" shame conflicting views on Jewish cul Jews, most of them bearded and assistance of Leonard Barmak of ful conduct" In the disturbance tural and comm·mal life, and for wearing black caftans, nearly Cranford, N .J., and Mil ton Posov would be prosecuted and prevented overcomtng the uneasiness of some crushed the frail President when l sky of Worcester, M,ss. from spreading destruction and Jews over Israel's role ln world he entered the Lubavltcher head Professor Solomon G. Braslav fear. Judaism. The 76-year-old Pres quarters at 770 Eastern Parkway. sky, music director of Temple Leaders of civil rights groups, ident addressed American Zionis t Secret servicemen and more ; Mlshkan Teflla, Newton, Mass., Including those In charge of the Council representatives and a del than 150 uniformed policemen lock and an all-professional choir will rally, took a mlxed view of the egation from the Conference of ed arms and used nightsticks In furnish the liturgical music. This outbreak, mingling criticism and Presidents of Major Jewish Or frantic efforts to protect Mr. Sha ' will be their !8th appearance at praise of the police. Rev. VI rgll ganizations of America. zer as he was almost carried into l Rlnge. A. Wood of Boston, form~r chap Against the advice of his aides, the building by the sea of hu The current Sedra or portion ! aln of the Pond Street Baptist Mr. Shazar made an unscheduled manity. of the Torah and of the Prophets Church of South Providence, was midnight visit to Rabbl Menahem Three hours later', President will be read. A booklet containing the main speaker at the rally. M. Schneersohn, head of the Lu- Shazar departed after an emotional Y) the entire service will be given embrace with Rabbi Schneersohn , e9.ch person attending the service, a tall man of 64 with a long, gray which attracts as many as 10 ,000 Ing beard and side-I ocks Jutting worshipers. out from under his black, broad Arangements were made by Mr. brimmed felt hat. Posovsky and Morton Rose, both On the question of conciH2t::•· p trustees of the Cathedral of the Ing religious rl tual, President Sha I Pines. Hosts at Hill top House will · zar recalled that although Israel's be Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lakin of population comes from widely Gardner; Chief Aide, Alfred S. different backgrounds, the armed M:.nchenberg of Winchendon, and forces seem to have coped with ushers, members of Achdus Lodge the problem of elaborating a com #1228. B'nal B'rlth, Fitchburg, mon prayer book that apparently Mass. has satisfied all groups. ) The President was said to have _, turned to Biblical history to trace Village Outlook the feudlng among Jewish tribes whenever there was no outside en emy threatening them. On Border Strite "When outsiders would cOme J ERUSALEM _.The settlers of to capture their land the tribes Almagor, an Israeli border vil would unite:' one source quoted lage overlooking the site of re Mr. Shazar as having told the cent clashes with Syria, have de group . "But as soon as the battles cided to exploit a spontaneous were won each tribe wanted to tourist boom. BE·rn ISRAEL so:::IAL HALL -- Leaders of the campaign for an wave Its own flag. It Is long past Israeli and foreign visitors addition to Temple Beth Israel are, from left, Rabbi Jacob Handler; the tlm~ when we should have have been flocking to the lonely Leonard Sholes, temple president; Charles Coken, special gifts chair Rabbi Charged learned to work together and settlement, which overlooks the man; Leo Grossman, Initial gifts, and David Vanover, building chair closely together also In peace." disputed valley, to see for them men. Fred Kelman Photo. One man said later that Mr. selves what the United Nations As Abortionist Shazar also hinted broadly that Security Council has been de NEW YORK-A Queens rabbi American Zionists should em bating, Temple Beth Israel Begins was charged In Criminal Court phasize more cultural and spir Rather than chase them away, last week with attempting to per itual ties with Israel and con the Almogor leaders have Fund For form an abortion on a 26-year-old centrate less on concrete ques voted to erect an observation post Drive Social Hall pregnant woman. tions of Israel's foreign affairs. ple building, will be 50 by 70 and provide a refreshment stand. Initial pledges of approximately The police said that the rabbi, Moreover, the Minister of $50,000 have already been made feet and can accommodate 250 to President Shazar, who shares Charles J. Shoulson, was at the with Marc Chagall the heritage of J Tourism, Moishe Kol, who was In the campaign begun Sunday to 300 persons for dinner. The new head of a cl tyWlde abortion ring Invited to Join the growing stream raise $90,000 · for a new social kl tchen, 18 by 30 feet, will be fully ghettos In provincial Czarist Rus that charged $500 an operation and ... of sightseers Friday, has-promised hall to be added to Temple Beth equipped and attention has been sia, last Friday admired two paint was known to patients as to help Almagor develop Its new Israel. given to proper storage and "Dr. ings by his old friend and fellow Stein." . refugee. Never before shown pub found attraction. About 40 persons attended the handling of dishes. The addition· licly, the huge paintings have been Developed fLve years ago by July 28 dinner with which the will also contain a lobby, a coat Judge William E. Ringel set ball at $2,500 for the whltehalred guarded from view at 'the new the Jewish National Fund, a land fun1-ralslng drive was formally room with space for 300 garments, 47-year-old rabbi, who lives at redevelopment agency, Almagorls begun. Speakers Included Leo men's and women's lavatories, a Metropolitan O;,era House which at the northwest corner of the Sea Grossman, Initial gifts chairman; women's lounge and a bride's 160-22 Powells Cove Boulevard, will be opened on Sept. 16. Whitestone. A hearing was set of Galilee. It was established as Charles Coken, special gifts chair room. There will be room for He viewed the two canvases, a paramilitary project and the land man and master of ceremonies; a bar and for a stage. Fluores for Aug. ll . Rabbi Shoulson, who each 36 feet high and 30 feer was cleared by soldier~ arid ar Leonard Sholes, congregation cent lighting with Intensity con was released after providing the wide, with Mayor John Lindsay mored tractors. president; David Vanover, bulldlng trols will be used throughout the ball, was also charged with during a tour of the new building Earlier this month, Israeli Jets committee chairman; Rabbi Jacob add! tion, which will be alrcondl attempted grand larceny andprac before they attended a luncheon at retaliated with an air strike against Handler, and William C. Heckert, tloned. Construction time Is esti ticlng medlclne without a license. the adjoining State Theater. The the Syrian positions. They also architect. mated at about four months. Court papers showed that Rabbi , two paintings were completed Just destroyed earth-moving equipment Approval of the undertaking had Shoulson, a conservative rabbi who a few months ago. used by the Arabs for their I ong been voted by a congregational CIVIL RIGHTS MEETING reportedly runs a Jewish cultural President Shazar was shown threatened Jordan River diversion meeting, at which It was agreed FOREST PARK,PA.- Enemies center at his home, received a the paintings after he had described project. The equipment was being that facilities for social activities of progress In both political par one-year suspended sentence In the red-carpeted Opeta House In used to divert the Banlyas River, related to the temple were needed. ties are trying to end labor-civil I 950 for practicing medicine with his pleasantly Russian-accented which flows Into the Jordan from After the campaign dinner, the rights alliance gains, and to cut out a license. English as "wonderful, very Syria. architectural firm of Hecker-Grist back on economic victories, ac~ He was arrested Friday In an simple and very beautiful." All this Is visible from Almn and Keller was authorized to pro cording to a re sol utlon passed at apartment at London Terrace, 410 At the luncheon, the Presi gor. A clump of trees that, at ceed with final pl ans so that a the 6th biennial Civil Rights Con West 24th Street, by detectives dent gave Mr. Lindsay a golden least until recently, contained a construction contract may be ference of the National Trade from Manhattan and the Bronx medallion with a picture of a Syrian position Is a stone's throw awarded In time for construction Union Council for Human Rights, District Attorney's squad. He was Jerusalem coin Issued In 135 A.D. from the lower fields across the to begin after the High Holidays. a division of the Jewish Labor allegedly about to perform an a The I uncheon was sponsored by Jordan River, which forms the The new social hall, to be e Committee. The meeting was held bortion In the woman's apartment. the city and by Ira Gullden, chair border as It flows Into the Sea of rected on the Atlantic Avenue side at the ILGWU resort here, Unity The police found a bag with med man of the Trade Bank and Trust Galllee. as an addition to the present tern- House. ical Instruments In his possession. Company. - 2 TIIE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST-5, 1966 Israeli Officials Reported Protesting Army Recruiting, Economy Measure TEL Avrv - The Israel Army 49th years. The officials reported wlll take over the Recruitment ly accepted the recruitment change Division of the Ministry of. De as a compromise. fense as an.economy measure and Noting that the transfer of the "In order to streamline adminis recruitment functions was the only trative procedures," it was change decided on for the time announced here by Zvl Dlnsteln, being, Mr. Dlnsteln said that he D!puty Defense Minister. could not perceive of any possible The decision to transfer the reduction In the authority vested recruiting offlce·s from civilian In the civilian section of the De control to the Manpower Division fense Mlnl·stry or any Increase In of the Armv command was made the authority of the Army. He said by Prime- Minister Eshkol the transfer will be carried out following a recommendation of a gradually, special committee set up to study the problem. The Defense Ministry will save an estimated $267,000 I annually from the m,,ve and from ' I 80 to 90 of the Ministry's 1,400 ATfORNEY'S WIPE HONORED -- Mrs. Edward I. Friedman, left, ADDRESSES CONVENTION -- Ed- . civilian em;,J oyees will become was congrarulated by Mrs_ Esther Peterson, President Johnson's ward I. Friedman, Providence at 0 redmdant," M_·, Dlnstein said. Special Assistant and Assistant Secretary of Labor, upon her re torney, addressed U.S. trial law Accordlng to reliable sources, MORTIMER ARON election as treasurer of the Women's Auxiliary, American Trial Law yers In Los Angeles last week the decision followed a cllspute In Funeral services for Mortimer yers. at their 20th convention. which senior officials of the Aron of 149 Adelaide Avenue, who cl Ministry had threatened to resign dled Saturday, were held the fol I en masse If a much more com lowing day at the Max Sugarman \ R.I. Attorney Warns Trial Lawyers Of Radiation Dangers prehensive reform, Incl udlng the Memorial Chapel. Burial was In , J. -transfer of ordnance, m uni tlons Lincoln Park Cemetery. He was the husband of Edith (Greene) Aron. / A Providence couple, Mr. and and pointed out pitfalls In such for radlatlon as the effects of plants and arms acquisition Mrs. Edward I. Friedman, played cases. The former chief of the exposure may take years to be branches to the cllrecr control of _Born In Newport, a son of the I active roles In the 20th annual R.I. Workmen's Compensation Di manifest. the Army were carried out. I ate Adolph and Eva (Shushansky) convention of the American Trial vision, he also warned of the dan Governor Brown of California Contendlng that such drastic Aron, he had lived In Providence Lawyers Association at the Cen gers In atomic accidents. al so addressed the 25 ,000-member changes would give the Army more for 50 years. A self-employed tury Plaza Hotel In Los Angeles, The death of a Rhode Islander association, and received an than It could handle, the officials salesman, he was a member of Calif., from July 24 to 31. Mrs. employed at the United Nuclear honory award. opposing the changes al so e,q,res the Touro Fraternal Association Friedman, president of the Wo Plant, Cl'iarlestown, was used as Mrs. Friedman, who Is active sed the fear that the Army would and Temple Beth Israel. men's Auxiliary of the Rhode ls an example by Mr. Frledm4n, who In the Parent Teachers Association be unable to display the necessary In addltlon to his wife, he Is land Chapter, was re-elected for said the atomic radiation accident In Rhode Island, has also been objectivity and that the transfer survived by two sons, Lewis Aron a seventh time as treasurer and exposed other pl ant personnel, am program chairman for many of the recruitment functions would of Neptune City, N.J. and Robert was principal speaker at the bulance attendants, hospital nurses organizations, among them Temple m~an giving the Army "complete Aron of Cranston; two sisters, luncheon of the Auxiliary. and the man's family to possible Beth Israel and the Hebrew Home and tmdemocratic con trot'' over all Mrs. Leo Weiner of Providence Mr. Friedman, chairman of the harm. The Providence lawyer for Aged _ Israeli males from their 18th to and Mrs. Solomon Fischer of Workmen's Compensation Sec stressed the Importance of Miami Beach, Fla: two brothers, tion of the Association, discussed adequate safety Instructions to Wll llam Aron of Providence and negligence cases arising from those handling radiation material, Archibald Aron of Framingham, Neighbors Look On As U.S. Rabbis Mass., and two grandchildren. ~orkmen's compensat~~n injuries, and urged an extended period during which suit could be brought • • • Hold Memorial Service Al Babi Var LEONARD E. LOEWY TAX EXEMPTIONS EXCLUSIVE MOSCOW-- A memorial ser rims of Bab! Yar. (Kiev author J ERUSALEM- Dr.ZerahWar Funeral services for Leonard NEW LISTINGS! vice was held at Bahl Yar In Kiev ities told the rabbis that a com E. Loewy, 72 , of 17 Mary Street, haftlg, Israel's Minister for Reli by a group of 22 American rab looking for a house in Dean gious Affairs, told Parliament that petition Is under way for a mem Central Falls, who dled July 28 bis In late July. The ravine at orial.) During the service Yevgeny Estates, Glen Woods, Wood he plans to ask theCablnetforleg- after a five-year Illness, were the edge of the city has been filled Yevtushenko's poem, 11 8abt Var," held the following day at the M.ix ridge or the East Side? 1sl atlon to exempt Jewish religious In, where thousands of Jews were was read, In which the Soviet Institutions, particularly Yeshlvot, Sugarman Memorial Chapel. Bur CALL trucked to be shot after the Nazis poet criticizes the absence of a from customs duties and purchase ial was In Lincoln Park Cemetery. MURIEL L. COLE taxes. He noted that Christian re captured Kiev In World War 11. monument. Mr. Loewy, who retired In 1960, Rabbi Albert M. Lewis of Los Rabbi Theodore H. Gordon of had been production manager and WI 2-3208 ligious Institutions In Israel now Angeles, during a solemn inspec have this privilege. Wynnewood, Pa., chanted In He salesman for Everlast Sporting tion of the site, turned up a Rus brew verses from the Book of La Goods Company of New York. @J:1~!/@Jl~!/i~!/~!/~~i~ sian textbook for Germans which mentations. Residents of the hous A New York City resident for he found protruding from the ing projects which surround Bab! most of his life, he moved to I . ~ ground In a pl ace where trucks Yar came out Into the hot sun to Central Falls three years ago. ~ Martin P. Feldman, M.D. ~I had recently stirred up the dirt. watch as the dead were honored. He was born Dec. 27, 1893, In Rabbi Jacob J. Weinstein, pres The delegation of rabbis were Germany, a son of the late Ger i wishes to announce iifilJ ident of the Central Conference of to return to the United Stares yes son and Helene (Kaufman). Loewy. the removal of his office lo [@1l American Rabbis, pied for the terday, after a trip which Included Mi-. Lo'?wy was a mt~mber of erection of a monument to the vie- Leningrad, Vllna, Budapest and Congragation Ohawe Sholom, Paw Czechoslovakia. tucket, and B'nal B'rlth of New 265 Waterman Street In Moscow, the son of Rabbi Providence, R. I. 02901, York City. I Americans Give Advice George B. Lleberm4n of Rockville Besides his wife, Mrs. Kath I for the practice of General Surgery Centre, Long Island, brought tears erine (Brown) Loewy, he Is sur Phone 274-251,0 As Well As Money' of Joy to the eyes of Russlsn vived by a daughter, Mrs. Bernard lffi TEL AVIV - Americans are Jews In the Central Synagogue Bloom of Plainview, N.Y.: two sis ~~_J@}j@lj@lj@J_IW~_J@l!i~i@1J@J;@~ giving advice as well as financial when he chanted the blessings be ters, Mrs. Samuel Kaplan of New aid to Israel. fore and after the reading of the York, and Mrs, Eleanor Simon of One · California couple, for Torah. The 13-year-old boy, David White Plains, N.Y ., and two grand Lieberman, was the first boy to example, have placed their experi sons. take ence In tomato-growing and can part In a Sabbath service • In Moscow In years, accordlng to ning at the disposal of the country. GEORGE PRESS some of the worshipers. Dozens i': But there are others who even car Funeral services were held ry their hobbles to Israel. of Jews crowded around him after Sunday for George Press, 74, of \, the service, to kiss his- hand and Joseph D. Shane, a Los An 175 Asplnet Drive, Warwick, who geles Investment broker, recently to express their gratltute. was Injured In Pawtucket on Fri visited Israel andpledged$100,000 Three of the Central Con day when a truck pinned him against Jacob N. ference rabbis addressed the con a loadlng platform. He died on Temkin to promote tennis as a popular sport. gregation. Rabbi Weinstein de Saturday. Services were at the Max Mr. Shane hopes the game scribed the active religious and Sugarm1tn Memorial Chapel, and secular life of Jews In the United Medical will bring youngsters and adults burial was In Lincoln Park Life --:- Accident - Sickness - Major closer together and help break States, and the role of young people Cemetery. down barriers between Immigrants In the synagogue. David's father A physician reported- that he 469 Angell Street who have entered Israel from all recalled that many American Jews died of hemorrahaglng of the pan over the world. trace their ancestry to Russla,and creas. Although the death mlght that "we therefore are united by During his Visit Mr. Shane also be connected with the accident, he Providence, Rhode Island spiritual history." He added that announced a $500,000 gift from a said, there were "no signs of phys- friend In Los Angeles whose name the mission of Judaism Is peace. ' ical Injury." _ _ EL 1-5000 RES. PA 5-2576 De. Eugene Mihaly of the Jewish he withheld. The money Is to be Mr. Press, who was a waste Institute of Religion-Hebrew Union The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. used to build sports centers at Is metals dealer with a business In rael high schools arid stimulate College, Cincinnati, al so spol!ce. Providence, was the husband of athletic activities. The Chief Rabbi of Moscow, Evelyn (Kapsteln) Press. He was Before leaving Israel, Mr. Yehudah Leib Levin, respondlng born In Taftvllle, Conn., a son of Shane also announced the estab to the American speakers, said: the late Samuel and Sarah Press. PIERCE &. ROSENFIELD lishment of an annual trophy, to "We Jews pray for peace and He was a member of Temple bear his name, tobeawardedtothe 1when you go back to America use Emanu-El. Besides his wife, sur _,. ~ & 1 MEAT POUL TRY MARKET ~ Israeli making the greatest contri your Influence to Insure thatpeace vivors are a son, Robert Press will come. Do what you can to of New Orleans, La.: two 136 OAKLAND AVE. (ocrou from Temple Beth David) bution to the advancement of tennis. In a different sphere, the city end the war In Viet Nam, because daughters, Mrs. Edward Kahn of of Helfa, recently opened a sani once the destructive forces are Beverly Hills, Calif., and Mrs. "The House Of Prime" tary engineering laborato~ named given sway, they gain strenfth and Jay Tannenbaum of Warwick and after Jacob R, Senslbar, head of a It fs cllfflcult to stop them .' five grandchildren. • Chicago engineering concern, who • PRIME - TRIMMED • attended the decllcatlon ceremony • • • Another Chicagoan, Mrs. Ruth Max Sugarman Funeral Home • TENDERLOIN STEAKS lb. 88c • Bressler, has been Invited to attend • • the Inauguration of the new home "THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" • FANCY - MILK-FED • for the Szold Institute In Jeru • • salem. It Is the National Institute MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION • VEAL STEAKS lb. 1.09 • for Behavioral Research, which • AIR.CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT • has been preparing reports In edu DI: 1-8094 458 Hope Street DE 1-8636 • • cational and social fiel ds. Mrs. FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM CRANSTON Bressler contributed most of the OUT-OF-STATE FRH Ill LIVl RY ·~0:,'~\t~' .IA 1<1888 fund for the lnstltute's new build CALL COLLECT W OONS O Cl THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, PRlDAYJ AUGUST 5, 1966 3 State Department Says WEINSTEIN'S LAKE PEARL MANOR, Inc. Argentines Not Biased Wrentham, Mass. off Route 1A WASHINGTON- The State De Directly on Lake Pearl partment has said that reports from the American Em~assy In Enjoy Swimming, Boating, Fishing, Buenos Aires Indicate that the new Sunday Dinners military regime In Argentina was fa Excellent Stridly Kosher Cuisine not pursuing an anti-Semitic policy. Kosher Catering for All Social Occasions Concern arose following the ar Phone EVergreen 4-3102 or ST 1~9761 rest of six shopkeepers Ina large ly Jewish shopping arcade In Buenos Aires and 18 officials of RESERVE EARLY LABOR DAY WEEK-END a Jewish-Jed credit-union co MILLIS, MASS. operative. Those arrested were NOVICK'S 376-8456 - KE 6-1011 released earlier. A lESORT FOR EVERYONE Partly In response to concern $59.50 .• fRIENDlY - HOSPITABLE - HAIMISH expressed by American Jewish 21 of 70 ,oom, SPORTS - ACTIVITIES - DANCING leaders, the State Department EXCELLENT SOCIAL AND ENTERTAINMENT ,ROGlAMS EVERY EVENING asked the Embassy In Buenos Aires GOVHNUS FOi CHILDREN - THN PROGRAM - DIETARY LAWS OISHVED for a report. 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Schaffer of 404 Cole Avenue , Miss Marsha Jjewlnsteln, the INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS became the bride of Stephen Rich- bridegroom' s sis ter, was msld of e FIRE • CASUALTY e LIFE ard Lewlnsteln on Sunday, July honor. She wore a rose pink chiffon • FIDELITY and SURETY BONDS 31 , at Temple Emanu- EI. He ls sheath gow n with a mstchlng the son of Mr. and Mrs. David plllbox, and carried a crescent Be Sure! INSURE Lewlnsteln of 4 Kenilworth Way, bou.uet of scablosa and miniature Pawcucket. Rabbi Ell A. Bohnen Ivy. With and Cantor Ivan E. Perlman of- Robert Berman was best man. flc!ated at the 6:30 P .M. ceremony, Ushers were Allen Lerner, Bruce which was foll owed by a reception Coggeshall, Alan Gruber, Herbert In the meeting house. Weiss, Phlllp Fisher, Edward The bride, who was gi ven In Dangel, Philip Lapatln, the bride- marriage by her father , wore a groom' s cousin, and Howard gown of candlelight Ivory peau de Schaffer , cousin of the bride. sole fashioned with a Jewe l neck- The mothers of the bride and line, Princess bodice and trumoet br idegr oom, and the bride' s grand sleeves of r e-embr oidered Alen- mother , wore gowns In different I con lace, which also accented the shades of pink. A-line skirt. Her shoul der-tip veil After a cruise to the West In of French Illusion fell from a cap dies, the couple will live In Ithaca, of m.rchlng lace. He r detachable N.Y . train, also lace-tr immed, was of chapel length , and she.carried calla D.A. Gunning Photo j Ben Zuckerman Squelches Retirement Rumors By Showing fall Collection NEW YORK- Rumors of the re Ing out of business , " they all rush tirement of Ben Zuckerman have out to buy a Zuckerman suit to make the same effect on his business as sure they have something to wear a fire sale sign, according to the for the next 10 years." Seventh Avenue designer, who ls Ben Zuckerman first went In currently selling winter wools , as he did In May also. to business with Joseph Hoffman In 1911, when he was 21. In 1924 he " Everybody says suits are entered Into a partnership with dead , so I'm cutting suits and I've Morris Kraus which lasted until got reorders on top of reorders," I 949 when Mr. Zuckerman did go Fun-for.-the-young in our Day Camp he said recently. "Philadelphia ls selllng them like mad. Washington out of business. The ILGW U and Keen Teen Program retail stores persuaded him to WEIGHT-WATCHERS ls selllng them to Senators' wives." return to business, which he did In 1950 with Harry Schachter as his FREE AND IMMEDIATE He has delivered ,$250,000 designer. Dresses were added to worth of winter clothing In the past the Zuckerman line. ' month and a half, but commented CONFIRMATIONS that it didn' t matter when stores Prices stay mostly In the $250 Plan Your Labor Day Weekend Now s ol d hi s merchandise as "they are to $500 range, but the manufacturer undated clothes." shrugs when asked at whatpolnthe Official Rates - No Extra Charges hote~l phone: 914·647-5100 Pauline Tr!gere remarked that · does the most business. "People ~-.¥.DIIIECT:WI 7 -4428 when his customers hear he lsgo- say we are underprlced," he said. 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(Certified Travel Counselor) .. , .. ,.. - 11 1 ~-CRANSTON TRAVEL SERVICE · MountWASHJNG'1 0Ni;~~ . · · • · 801 Park Avenue, Cranston ',,; ~ Bretton Woods, New Hampshire .,. . ~ . • • Hotel Tel. Bretten W11ds 1000 or See Your Travel Aun! ''im ~,,~ Eves. By Appt. ST 1-49n Houn by ,a, from Providen,o 1 Htur by air from 811ton. 3 lll1hts dally. 4 lllE RHODE ISLAND HERA[,.D, FRIDAY, AOOUST 5, 1966 Sees Maryland Court Decision Raising U Thant Honors Xerox Chairman THE FINEST . .. . THE ,FRESHEST Questions On Church-Connected School UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. -- NEW YORK - The American secular means.0 . Secretary-General U Thantan Jewish Congress has caJled for Mr. Squadron noted that when notmced recently that he pre ''full - scale reconsideration and the Higher Education Faclllties Act sented a United Nations flag to review" of aJI recent Federal and was pending, Senator Wayne Morse Sol M.. Llnowttz, of Rochester, state legislation providing public spoke out strongly against adding a N.Y., chairman of the board of aid to church-connected schools In provision for Judicial review on the Xerox Corp., for his and his the Ught of a decision recently by the grotmd that litigation then pend firm's ''inestimable service to the ASSORTED CHOCOtA TES the Maryland Court of Appeals In Ing In the Maryland courts could cause of the UN." validating grants of tax-raised serve as a test of the church Llnowltz, who Is a member of ftmds to three denominational col- state separation Issue that had been the executive board of the Ameri IVY APOTHECARY leges, · raised, can Jewish Committee, was In 736 Hope Street, Providence Howard M. Squadron, chairman In particular, Mr. Squadron fluential , as board chairman of of the AJC national Commission said, "we call on the Congress of Xerox, In the broadcast of four 421-3047 on Law and Social Action, said the United States to amend not hour-long dramatic television pro that tmder the Higher Education only ,the Higher Education Fa grams which projected to the gen Facilities Act, the Federal govern cilities Act but the Elementary and eral public the economic and so ment was now spending tetax Secondary Education Act and cial aspects of UN activities ralsed ftmds for construction of slmllar laws to bar the alloca arotmd 'the world. Clearance laboratories, dormitories, class tion of public ftmds, directly or A special fotmdation estab rooms and other facilities at re.:. Indirectly, for the benefit of sec EN',AGED - The engagement of. lished for this purpose by Llno llgiously - affiliated colleges. tarian lnsti tutions." The American Miss Evelyn Rose Cannavo of II wltz had spent $4,000,000 on the SALE · These grants have been Justified Jewish Congress has been out Coln Street, Wsrwtck, to Fred Jack 1V projects, Thant noted In hon on the theory that · they are es spoken In opposing breaches of the Zuckerman Is annotmced by her oring the Industrialist. sential to national security, The church-state separation clause of parents, Mr s. Rose Cannavo of SUMMER STOCK same argument )Vas pressed In the the Constitution. 71 Wlnrooth Avenue and Peter J. Maryland Court of Appeals, which Leo Pfeffer, chief attorney In Cannavo Sr. of II Coln Street, Blackstone fotmd It unconvincing. the three Maryland cases, Is spe Warwick. Mr. Zuckerman Is the "Instead, the Court ruled that, cial counsel of the American Jew son of Mr. and Mrs, Abraham I NAME BRANDS I under the United States Constitu lsh Congress. , The Maryland Zuckerman of 26 Brewster Street. Manor DESIGNED for GRACIOUS LIVING tion, t~ secular ends of govern Court of Appeals at Annapolis Miss Cannavo Is a graduate I PRESENTS I UP TO ment must be achieved through ruled on June 2 that $2.5 million In of Mt. Pleasani High School. Mr. 191 LOWDEN ST., · PAWTUCKET I state construction ftmds granted to Zuckerman, an alumnus of Hope (Off East Ave.) ' off three church-connected colleges High School, attended Roger Wll The last word in luxury and ' 50% violated the Constitution's First llams Junior College. modern convenience. I'' Amendment requiring the separa A Dec. 11 wedding Is planned. FEATURES: C•ntral air conditioning, NOW SHOWING tion of church and state, DeLuca Photo color•d G.E. appliancH, dishwash•r. ' ,w~•i and individual patios, wall to wall t COUNTRY DOWNSTAIRS SCREEN carpets in all rooms, (including '( UNCUT, UNCENSORED VERSIONS bath). I CASUALS "PARADISrO'' and Ramle-'s ORT School Teaches Arland Apartments GOV. FRANCIS "SIN ON THE BEACH" Di,. ol A. FERLAND & SONS ' SHOPPING CENTER 723-5310 725-3511 ' At Studio Cinema Upstairs SctHft Arabs, Jews Western Mores ' WARWICK I "PHAEDRA" RAM LE , Israel- With ancient Many ORT graduates r eturn to ' OPEN FRI. 'TIL 9 P.M. and roots and landmarks of the past, teach at Ram!e, while others are FOR A ' "BLACK ORPHEUS" Ramie Is also a crystal ball of sought by other schools , after com what Israel's bright future could pleting seminary courses. The SLIM FIGURE be. Founded by Dam•scus In the ORT course Is 3 years. With the l LOSE WEIGHT year 716 A.O., Ramie was an Arab support of the UJA-Allled Cam city until the I 948 War of Inde paigns, no girl Is denied a place WISELY WITH pendence, and now has a popula at the Ramie school because of tion of 30,000, Including 3500 lack of funds . No girl Is graduated WEIGHT Arabs. from ORT without the training to With the Jordan-Israel border earn a good livelihood and to be a WATCHERS only seven kilometers away, Jews fine bal aboosta. CLASSES IN from all over the world live side PROVIDENCE, CRANSTON, by side with Arab neighbors, and PAWTUCKET, all 1s 11 Shalom" in Ram!e. Jewish J. Robert Oppenheimer and Arab children attend high WEST WARWICK, NEWPORT, school. and a larger number of NEW BEDFORD AND Arab children are expected to Hopes To Write History FALL .RIVER enter secondary school when the W• ore now on CAPE CODI new Theodore Racoosln compre Of Modern Era Physics hensive high school Is completed Tuesdays atB P.M. by the Israel Education Fund of PRINCETON, NJ.--Dr . J. Ro Masonic Temple the United Jewish Appeal. bert O;,penhelmer, who retired 357 Main St., Hyannis, Moss. Seven Arab girls are enrolled recently as director of the In All GROUPS OPEN TO at the Ramie ORT s chool for girls stitute for Advanced Study Men, Women & Teen-Agers whlch has a total enrollment of at Princeton, hopes to write a 140. The Jewish and Arab girls history of 20th-century physics. For Further Information are hardly aware of who Is Jewish In an Interview In Newsweek and Literature and who ls Arabic. Almost all the magazine, the 62- year-old phls CALL non-Arabic ORT pupils are Ori lclst ruled out writing his ental girls, whose parents Immi memoirs. "In any case," he add 831-0337 grated from North Africa or Iraq, ed, "I am giving a hideously com- Iran and Yemen. plete archive dating back to 1943 G. 8. SHAW'S At the ORTschool,girls whose to the Library of Congress, If any parents ate on the floor and cooked one cares to look at lt." over a wood fire In the backward Dr. Oppenheimer also said "CANDIDA" areas of North Africa, learn the he believed there was .,some etiquette of setting the table, flo thing cooking" In the way of AUG. 1-6 at the ral decorations, receiving guests. a great scientific breakthrough They learn how to shop and dress, In physics. "I do not 'know how keep a clean, ,..orderly, welt-man far off it ls," he said. ult m!?y HUMMOCKS CIRCLE THEAtRE aged home, care for children, be only years, not decades. There Mon. thru Sat. Evenings at 8:40 budget, and prepare meals for a are many pieces of information family, a party, and an institution. around that don't add up." reg. adm, $2.90-2.50-1.90 "Our girls learn to be _good On the subject of nuclear dis call ST 1-2600 for reservations balaboostas," beamed the ORT . armament, he said he believed school director, Mrs. Nina Welc progress could be made toward Special DINNER-THEATRE PACKAGES from '4.76 zer-Dancyg. And they learn to be It If the countries with nuclear good cooks, expert In the delica arms got rid of them. at famous HUMMOCKS RESTAURANT cies of the many lands of the Is "This will affect how the nu (Include full course dinner and $2.90 theatre seat) raeli lngatherlng. clear have-nots act," he said. The Yemenite girls show their "They may not try to fight their • AIR CONDITIONED • FREE PARKING classmates how to prepare the way Into the nuclear club If we • COCKTAIL LOUNGE • EXCITING PLAYS spicy tomate-centered dishes of voluntarily come out." Yemen, The Iraqi girls display the The msgazlne also said that special ties of Bagdad. The Per Dr, Oppenheimer's friends "know sians show how to serve Iranlan that he has been seriously Ill." FRED SPIGEL'S style. The North Africans teach It said the physicist explained their friends how to serve the his carrying a cane when he national dishes of Morocco, Al received an honorary degree at KOSHER MEAT MARKET geria, Tunisia, Egypt, Transyl Princeton earlier thls month 243 RESERVOIR AVE., PROVIDENCE HO 1-0425 vania. The Pollsh reveal the reci wltli the comment, "I only need CONTACT pes for gefll te fish Polish style. this to remind myself not to fall ." SPARKLETS WHOLE The Russians Introduce the Ori During World War II Dr. entals to the wonders of grand Oppenheimer was largely re STRAWBERRIES mother's cookery and bakery. The sponsible for the work at Los Germans teach how to serve Alamos ·that led to the develop BLACK ANGUS schnitzel ano sauerbrau. And so It ment of the atom bomb. ROAST BEEF lb. 1.79 goes tmtll the ORT girls learn how From I 947 to I 952 he headed ROASTED IN OUR OWN KITCHEN to please any palate from anywhere the Atomic Energy Commls In the farflung Jewish world. !don's advisory commtttee, but EXTRA FANCY - PRIME AND CHOICE ORT graduates not snatched by he was refused a Government grooms who desire trained young security clearance after a loy ELLIOT f. SLACK STEER RIBS lb. 63c homemakers, are In demand as di alty hearing In 1954. 1018 INDUSTRIAL BANK BLDG. BARBECUED eticians and aides In hospitals and He has been director of the In DE 1.un other Institutions, and In Israel's stitute at Prince.ton since I 94 7, and ~UN LIFE ASSURANCE CHICKENS each large textile Industry. (fhe school will continue as senior professor 1.09 specializes In teaching the art~ of of theoretical physics at the uni REMEMBER MANY OF OUR EVERY DAY PRICES ARE SPECIALS ELSEWHERE 1.0MPANY OF CANADA sewing, weaving, design.) versity after his retirement. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, ,FRIDAY, A,UGUST 5, 1966 5 Israeli Rabbis Want A subscription to rhe Herald ' who "has everything" else. Call ls a good gift for the person 724-0200, Justice Cohn To Resign JERUSALEM - A group of All forms of personal and business insurance. Israeli rabbis associated with the National Religious Party has de including - Life - Accident • Group • Fire • manded the resignation of Israeli Automobile - Casualty • Bonds Supreme Court Justice Halm Cohn for marrying a divorced widow In New York City last March. Murry M. Halpert Noting that under Jewish re 800 Haward Bldg. ligious law, Justice Cohn as a descendant of the priestly-clan, Is DE 1-9100 Residence: DE 1-6949 forbidden from marrying a divorcee, the rabbis called the marriage a "flagrant circumven GA 1-1229 MRS. LEO GLEKLEN GA 1°1229 tion" of Israeli lawgovernlngper OF sonal starus recognized by Parlia ment and applied to all Jewish citizens of Israel. PETTERSON TIAVEL INC. At the same time, the Supreme 76 Dorrance Street Providence 3, Rhode Island Court urged prompt legislative action for changes In Israel's per Suggests sonal starus law to permit solu PRIVATE TRAIN FOR RENT tion of deadlocks In divorce liti With no~on•d cruiu directors, stays at famous hotels, sight,..ing, galas, partift gation between couples In which one 1) Around U.S.A. and Mexico, 23 days from $1095 2) a.st of Mexico and the SouthwHt, 17 days from $695 partner Is not Jewish. Under the 3) Pacific NorthwHt and Notional Parlet, 23 clays from $1095 present I aw, the rabbinical courts deal only with litigating couples ;~ ::~ :::: ::: ~=~:~~i" ,:~~-i•:, !lay~0 r:a!'0si,r'5 where both partners are of the Jew ish faith. The court ruling foll owed an appeal lodged by a Jewish woman, a Haifa resident, who could not get a divorce from her Christian husband who was agreeable to the ,~,. (lte e(lacltmen divorce. Route 138,' Tiverton, R. I. (Near the Sakonnet River Bridae) {! . _, Yugoslavian Jews ------•,111 Mrs. Gilbert M. Saltman To Mark Anniversary Miss Barbara Gall Schlieter, line, short sleeves an d dome skirt. BELGRADE - The Jewish daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Her bodice was of re-embroidered community of Sarajevo In Yugosla Schleifer of 162 Emeline Street, Alencon lace, which trimmed the via wlll celebrate the 400th an became the bride of Gilbert M. skirt and was continued on the niversary of the settlement of Saltman, son of Mr. and Mrs. chapel train. Her veil fell from I Sephardi Jews In Bosnia, some David Saltman of 1252 Campbell a crown of aurora pearls and seed time In October. Road, Wantagh, N.Y ., on Saturday, crystals, and she carried a prayer l Meanwhile, one of the two Sar July 30. Rabbi William G. Braude, book with a white orchid and step- I ajevo synagogues has become the Rab~I Jerome S. Gurland and hanotis. "Djuro Djakovlc Workers' Uni Cantor J eek Sm!th officiated anhe TI,e m• ld of honor was Miss versity," a gift from the com 8:30 P .M. ceremony at Temple Cheryl Weinberg, who wore a two- ~ munity to the city. Beth El, which was followed by tone yellowfloor-length gownfash- l The city has commemorated a reception. Sylvia Factor was toned with an Empire waist. She the event by Installing In the for soloist. carried 1>cascade bouquet of yellow I' mer synagogue a menorah as a The bride, given In marriage roses . Miss Carole Bender, memorial to the "enormous sac by her parents, wore a gown of bridesmaid, carried a cascade • NEW ENGLAND'S MOST ELEGANT DINING ROOMS l rifices" made during the Second light Ivory silk organza, Princess- bouquet of yellow flowers . ·' ) World War by Yugoslav Jewry. style, fashioned with a scoop neck- Elliott Saltman was best man. Ushers were Harvey Kllnek, • DANCING NIGHTLY IN OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE Plnchus Berger, Steven Saltman and Ernest Schleifer. l-g'.{Cpiu:!i_~) The mothers of· the bride • FOR RESERVATIONS CAll and bridegroom wore ocean green full-length gowns and white - orchids. After a wedding trip through 624-8423 New England, the couple will live ~Z:,-,II·rr/PK, A'.nl In Poughkeepsie, N.Y, BANQUET FACILITIES FOR 50 10 650 PERSONS RETIREE SENDS A BLESS-YOU Fred Kelman Photo TO HIS FORMER CO-WORKERS = DRIVE IN Herewith a letter written back soon so you ca n increase your Dry-Heat Sauna Bath to former co-workers by a 65- income tax payments, thus to AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT year-old man.who retiredearlier pay for the Medicare benefits 1 Used For Kidney Ills this year: will get and which I'm figuring "Dear Slaves: into my $5,000 at about $600 BOSTON, Mass.,-A small Ki "With great pleasure I give a year. va Sauna has been used by Ors. you a progress report on my " In opening this letter I ad John Merrill and Donald Snyder retirement, and with the same dressed you as 'Slaves,' which for kidney patients wl th chronic five-cent stamp send an affection- was premeditated. I don't mean renal failure In the cardlorenal a te ' Bless You' for that part of you are slaves of your boss o r section of Peter Bent Brigham your pay-eh.eek I am now get- the company, but of the social Hospital. ting every month. system we live under. I escaped In making the announcement, "The most delightful develop- the bondage when I retired. And Dr. Albert M, Miller, President men! of my retirement came on this escape, which few people of Vim Sauna, which made the bath, the day I realized that though understand, is the progress re stated that Dr. Snyder conducted l had never saved more than port I wanted to give y ou. a long series of clinical trials to $7,000 in my life I now had " In our society it is required determine the response of these what amounted to about that a man work. So hecanearn kidney patients to dally Sauna B&ths $125,000. And it is guaranteed his bed and board, naturally, In the Kiva Sauna. Dr. Snyder pre for life, thanks mainly to your but also because a man is con sented this research paper at the pay-eheck. sidered odd or inferior if he Atlantic City meeting of the Am~r "A conservative investment doesn't. ican Society for Artificial Internal will pay 4 percent, and 4 per " In fact, a healthy 55-year- Organs on April 8. old man who refuses to work The doctors say the dry hear cent of the $125,000 is $S,OOO might well find himself being sauna soaks have been respon a year. That's about what I'm ushered one day into a psychi sible for easing-- even doubling I getting. Which is how 1 figure atric ward to answer some silly the strict limits on how much flu I'm rich. I can't figure just how questions. Id a kidney patient may drink. They much of the$5,000ayearyou're " So, until you are 62 or 65, have al so relieved the nagging, contributing. It's all too com- you must have a job. The day frustrating Itching of the skin-that IN AN plex. But as I work things out, you retire you are released from goes with the .lnabll!ty to manu I'm getting a pinch of your So- that bondage. In fact you are facture urine. cial Security tax, a couple of expected to relax, and if you And possibly the most Impor Air-Conditioned Automobile pinches of your income tax, and never hold a job for the rest of tant, the saunas appear to be very some part of the pension pay- your life you don't have to ex effective In helping to remove MAX GOLDEN CAN INSTALL A ment you' re contributing or the plain, a ren't embarrassed. waste products like urea from the company is contributing in your "One final thought: Retire- system, accumulated poisons that Vornado , Air-Conditioning System name as a fringe benefit. ment is not the paradise some of would be removed by the kidneys. " On Social Security my wife the do-gooders would have you uwe conclude that saW1a baths IN YOUR CAR AND "COOL AWAY" and I aregettingjustover$2,000 believe. It has some rough edges. are an effective therapeutic tool UNCOMFORTABLE SUMMER DRIVING a year. In a few years I will And it takes you a while to file when used In combination with dla SEE MAX GOLDEN NOW! have eaten up ~II money_ I ever them down. But it's not so bad lytlc or dlerai;y management of I chronic uremia,' Dr. Snyder told pai_d h1to S,oc 1a S~unty, at 1· either. Probably the truest picture WE STOCK ALL MODELS FOR ALL TYPES OF CARS which llme I 11 start eatmgoffthe of it you can get is when you the Federation. "Ir offers a con reserves that your taxes are offer the old job back to any I 0 venient way of removing water, of 1 DAY INSTALLATION building up. Of course I could men who have been retired for treating uremic prurltls (itching) VORNADO - From $189.00 - plus installation di~ early a1_1d you'd ~akemoney a year. One probably will come and of eliminating urea and other on my Soc1~l Secunty, and als? back. The other nine will have end products of metabolism." on my pens_1on payments. I don t excuses. He also added that although It 14 Rodto• • R. I. Dist. For Vornado intend to die early. Rather, Im- " Until we meet again cannot be measured, there was BOSTON Body Wor"' • Guaranteed tend to live on into _my 90's on " Social Security Sam;' some real value to the patients in my $125,000 cush10n, and I the sense of well-being and plea 185 Pone St , Providence • Transferred Far $50. will thank you to keep on earn For tfl• GOLDEN YEAIS 3b-pa1• boollet. sure they got from Saunas, two • Coals - Keeps Out Dirt Hnd Silt in coin !no tfamp1I, to D•t. CSPS, GA 1-2625 ing a pay-eheck so I can. I ":ill IOI 1672, Grond Centro! Stolion, N...,,, Yorli, Items the Finns have written whole thank you, too, to get a raise N. Y. 10017. volumes on. I • I 6 lllE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, PRIDAY, AUGUSTS, 1966 you saw the great ones: David Kess ======ler, Morris Morrison, Boris Tomashefslcy, Jacob Adler a n d Moses Horowitz, the playwright. Over on Stanton Street was a fa HARRY GOLDEN mous confectionary called the Ben Hur Candy Kitchen. At that time, - THE ONLY ENGLISH JEWISH WEEKLY IN R I AND SOUTHEAST MASS Ben Hur, the play, was on Broad Publilhed Every Week By The way advertised by the biggest , Jewlah Preu Publlshln& Company Knishes electric sign ever and probably Box 8083. Providence, R. I. 02904 -- Telephone 724-0200 PLANT AND OFFICE: HERALD WAY, OFF WEBSTER ST., PAWT:", R. I. 1>28111 still the biggest sign. Down the block from the Ben Hur Candy Kitch CELIA ZUCKERBERG Muuolllne Editor LOIS ATWOOD ______Editor en was Mr. F.elnsteln's Clothing In writing my story,c======c "The East really a pastry with a very thick Store which Inspired me to write Sec..>nd Claaa Postage Paid at Providence, Rhode bland the story anthologized many times, Sv.bscrlptton Rates: ruteen Cents the copy; By Mall, $5.50 Der annum; outside Side Revisited,' !forgot to mention covering and Mr. Schimmel sold New England, $6.50 per annum. Bulk rates on request. The Herald auume1 the fellow who Invented knishes. them with potato filling or kasha "A Bar Mltzvah Sult for Hymie." subscriptions are continuous unless notlfled to the contrary 1n wrltln,. The delicatessen store-fellow (groats). I wish I were yo1IDger so One or two of my critics say In Charlotte(N,C.),Leo(blesshlm I could eat six of them again. that all of this stuff Is "sentimen · The Herald assumes no financial responstblllty for typographical erron 1n for his pastrami) tells me that How many remember that fine tality,'' that lam speaking of a time advertisement.a:, but will re.,rtnt that part of the advert.1.sement ln which many of his Presbyterian cus- delicatessen store on the corner of wlien there were bed-bugs and gar ~~'::feiPi:,t:•~0;rr::.,0~c;Mct'~:~•:~~t•UI please notify the management tomers come In and ask for "frozen Stanton and Allen Streets that had a bage coming out of the windows nlshes,'' a natural mistake. Pres- life size tziganor In frontoflt,llke and-poverty. This ls truebutthere FRIDAY, AUGUSTS, 1966 byterlans figure the k Is silent but a cigar store wooden Indian? A tzl was also a sort of family unity that k Is very Important. Please ganor Is a "gypsy" and this !m which we do not have today. I re Terror In Argentina use It. I remember Mr. Schimmel, mediately Informed you the dell member walking up and down those the Inventor of the knlshalongwlth catessen store sold Roumanlan four flights of stairs In my tene The brutal attack by Argentine police, some of them shout Its phonetic k, standing In front delicacies-wonderful cheeses, ment house on the Lower Ea s t ing anti-Semitic and anti-Communist curses, on defenseless uni of his store dishing them up. barrels of sour apples and pickles, Side of New York and there were versity students and professors last weekend inevitably reminds Mr. Schimmel had _a beautiful and, of course mlssllnas, which two things coming out of every the world of the similar tactics used by Hitler's storm troopers beard. Everybody on the East Side were pickled black olives. door, the smell of cooking and- in the 193O's. This flagrant exhibition of police terror gives the knew him by his first name, Yonah. Many of my readers may re 1aughter, and so a s I watch folks Originally these knishes were member the Broome Street Rath pushing buttons In the kitchens and lie - if anywereneeded-tothe bland assertion that Argentina's three cents each and they were a skeller where all the folks went buying.tranquilizers by the million, new military rulers have ordered the takeover of the national meal In themselves. The knish ls after the show. Down In this cellar I snap my "fingers at the critics. universities in order to "improve the level of scholarly life." The best elements of Argentine academic life will undoubtedly Rhode Island should be proud of these two great men of our com follow the example of the rector of the University of Buenos munity. Aires and his colleagues, who have resigned in protest. I hope that I will have another This latest outrage fits directly into the bleak pattern of lll !II moment before this breathtaking right-wing dictatorial rule that has emerged in Argentina since and highly concentrated Mission Is Dr. Carp Writes from Israel cone! uded to write to you again the coup that ousted President Illia's elected government. The about some of the partlcul ar de outlawing of all political parties, the closing of the country's tall s that will have a definite Im only satirical political magazine, the seizure of foreign publica Of 'Bridge-Building' Mission pact on our own communities ln cations, the crackdown on the credit union cooperatives and the America and expeclally our own To the Editor: It ls a most Impressive hopes and aspirations for the kind emergence of fascist-minded extremists in important positions all Since I did promise to write, motm.ratn area outside of Jerusa _, lem which has breathtaking poten of a new Jewish Community Cen preceded the takeover of the universities and the beatings ad If I had the chance, here I am: ter we must create for Rhode ministered to students and professors. with a few hasty Impressions that tials for development. Isl and. This ls a special chapter The special note we would like may be of Interest. This Mission of Its own. There can be no question that some of Argentina's most (as It ls known) ls sponsored by to emphasize for Providence how Best wishes and regards from reactionary groups-now hold the reins of power in Buenos Aires. the Youth Department of the Jew ever was the thrlll of seeing the Mrs. Carp and myself... Against the background of the old Peronist dictatorship, what ish Agency and Its hope ls to build names of Alter Boyman and Dr. a bridge between the Centers of Die Berger listed on the Memorial h as a lready happened must rouse the gravest fears about the Is rael and those of the Western Plaque designating those who Dr. Bernard Carp future of free speech, free press a nd all other free Argentine insti World. There are several Cana helped bring about this m agnlflcent Executive Director tutions. So far the new military rulers h ave shown far more dians In our group of selected project. Jewish Community Center capacity for repression th.:n they h ave for creative and construc Executives and Staff of Centers. We have all gone through a most tive contributions toward the solution of Argentina's pressing exciting experience from the Reader Notes 'Exceptions To Opinions' economic, political and social problems. Their incompetence in moment we landed at the Lod Air this area may yet produce their downfall, and it is presumably port and were taken down the fear of this outcome that explains their speedy resort to terror road strewn with reminders of the About Music, Democracy, Judaism (The following letter was ap the Germans, etc. The Sanhedrin against potential dissidents. Reprinted from the N. v. Times Freedom Fighters' defense of Jer rusalem to this point almost mid parently written before Mr. Gotts (the Jewish highest court) was way In our Itinerary. chalk's letter, published In the not democratic. The election of r/4~-~----~~ The reception we received the July 22 Issue of the Herald, In M,Jses was not democratic, etc. , first night of our arrival when we which he cl arlfled several am etc. r YOUR MONEY'S were personally greeted by Moshe blgulties.--Edl tor's note.) Jewish music: Let me borrow Levine and Yehudah Goodman, Dear Editor, an argument from Disraeli. "When Director and Assistant Director I hope that you will allow me the Germanic tribes lived In the WORTH of the Youth and Hechal utz De some space In your paper to take caves and swamps of Northern partment was typical of the enthu exceptions to the opinions e x Europe, my ancestors already had siastic and energetic welcome we pressed by Mr. Gottshalk In an In a culture.' The Levites had organ by Sylvia Parter have had since. We must admit terview printed In the July 8 ized orchestras of many Instru that, although somewhat fatiguing, edition. I am a humole Jew who ments and choirs performing In It ls this drive and push that spent some years In Jewish stud the Temple In Jerusalem. This characterizes these leaders that ls ies half a century ago. . I find Is com:non knowledge to anybody CREDIT PITFALLS 3) Acceleration clause. Default perhaps the real reason why this his remarks 1IDacceptable and IID who reads the Bible. The music, In a single payment makes all other amazing little COIIDtry has Jumped follllded. rituals, and customs of the Jer A full 8 In IO Americans today payments due and payable Immedi over centuries of decay and apathy The opinions of Mr. Gottshalk usalem priests were brought to are unable to find their way through ately. to become the leading force In are: TI!ere ls no Jewish music. Rome by a I...evite for one of the what one observer calt s the "won 4) The wage assignment. This the economic and sociological We took whatever we have from (Continued on Page 11) derland of credit where percent may allow the seller to collect development of all the colllltrles In ages multiply and divide at wtll, part or all of the buyer's paycheck the Middle East. where finance charges materialize If he Is delinquent on a payment. Our Mission has brought us on command and fees are collected 5) Hidden clauses. An obscure face to face wl th th.e basic social on the way out." provision In the credit contract problems of Israel. Its leaders Even among the college ed may stipulate that the buyer pur on every level have been honest ucated, 4 In IO borrowers do not chase extra items hemaynotwant. and forthright with us about them. know how much Interest they are 6) No rate quoted. The seller Among them Is the tremendous Job paying on loans. simply advertises that an Item can of trying to_Integrate the tre Yet, not ever in modern times be bought for say, $5 down and $5 mendous and rapid flow of Im has the Importance of understand a month -- without stating how migration which has only recently by Leonard Lyans Ing Interest chargesandloanprac many payments are required. Such begun to slow down. With more tices been as great as now a schedule obviously could Imply than 50% of the population from when borrowing costs are at his fantastic Interest rates. Even If the backward and suppressed co1ID MONTE CARLO: The U.S. de Rainier shaved the beard he'd toric highs and loans are so tough the Interest rate ls quoted on a trles of North Africa, Yemen,Kur stroyer Dupont anchored In worn 1IDtil last month. Prlnceess to get. monthly basis, this may hide the dlstan, Iran and ·such areas, to In the magnificent harbor, and at Grace liked the beard, and said How can the ordinary borrower much higher annual rates. For tegrate their culture and customs 3 a.m. started to discharge the It was especially becoming at cos detect hidden Interest charges, example, a 3 percent monthly In with that of the Sabra, native Is pressure In the boilers. · The re tume balls. "It was just too much avoid 1IDsuspected loan costs? To terest rate actually translates Into raelis, and sophisticated European sultant sound made It the big trouble,'' he said. No, he hadn't day and 1IDtil July 29, the Univ. a true annual rate of 36 per cent Ashkenazlc Jew who at this time gest alarm clock ever heard on put his bearded face on any of of Wisconsin's National Center of the 1IDpald balance of the loan are the major political powers, the Riviera. Thus began "Amer Monaco's stamps. "If I had, rd for Education In Family Finance --or 72 percent If It Is based on Is perhaps the greatest challenge ican Week" here. have started buying them back by Is holding Its annual three-week the original amount of the loan. Israel has to face as a nation. Monte Carlo Is celebrating Its now. 0 workshop. 7) Extra credit charges, These This, on top of the fact that It 100th anniversary, and Their Ser Rainier questioned Ralph Here, from the Center, and might come 1IDder the heading of Is surro1IDded on all Its borders ene Highnesses set aside certain Bunche about his recent trip to from other key sources, Is a short life Insurance, processing fees, by constantly threatening forces weeks In honor of different nations. Cyprus, and the apparent Inability guide to today's biggest potential etc., but they may add substantial which require so much of Its re At the American Week reception to bring the Greeks and the Turks credit pitfalls: sums to the total cost of bor sources to go for pure. llllpro In the Hotel de Paris, the tiny together. "Maybe If you sug I) The add-on clause. The In rowing. Lenders may list such ductive defense programs. U.S. flags on the tables had 48 gested," said Rainier, "you might stalment seller keeps title to an charges separately In order to lure Aside from visiting historical stars each. Princess Grace of send the Greeks back to Greece, entire list of Items bought on the borrower with deceptively low sites going back to Biblical times Monaco explained: "They're prob the Turks back to Turkey -- and credit: e.g. 3 rooms of furniture, Interest rates. Or the charges -- meeting with top governmental ably leftovers from our wedding -- give the land to Israel.'' A single delinquent payment - may Just be excessive, wherever officials -- seeing the vast phys 10 years ago.'' The U.S. Consul-General for even though all but one of the Items they appear. ical developments that are con Prince Rainier watchedhlswlfe the Riviera, George Whlttlngblll, have been paid off -- could per The total of outstanding con stantly taking place -- listening go off to greet the guests In saw Frank Gervasi, the author, mit the seller to repossess the swner debt today Is approximate to special lectures at the Hebrew fluent French. Then he took his and said they'd met In Rome In whole collection of furniture. ly $90 billion -- more than double University -- consulting with lead station and conversed wittily and 1934. "I worked at INS, and you 2) The balloon contract. The the level of only IO years ago. ing social workers and seeing astutely with those who approached were head of the Rome bureau,'' final payment Is considerably lar Last year alone, consumers paid everything from Day Camps to Kib him. Variety reported their said the Consul-General. "You ger than the previous monthly pay a total of $24 bllllon In Interes t butzim and Old Age settlements, marriage with a memorable line: fired me -- and launched me on ments and If the borrower Is not on loans of all types -- more than we have been fortunate In being "Bride Is film star. Groom non a new career.'' aware of this and Is not pre double the amollllt the U.S. pays here when the New Kennedy Mem pro." Officers from the Dupont pared to meet the final payment, to finance Its entire national debt, orial Forest was dedicated by Su Variety was wrong. Watching approached the princess, who said his purchase may be repossessed (Distributed 1966 by The Hall Syn preme Court Chief Justice War them at their tasks It's evident she hoped It was not about any before he can pr.oduce the money. dicate, Inc.)(All Rights Reserved) ren. that they're both pros, (Continued on Page 11) TiiE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1966 SOCIAL WORK SCHOLARSHIPS In coping with the critical short- NEW YORK -- A grant of age of trained personnel. $260,000 from the Herman Muehl BRIDGE stein Foundation wlll provide 40 JOE ANDRE'S IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIII two-year scholarships over the next five years for the graduate ORCHESTRA By Robert E. Starr professional social work education Music for that very special affair of Jewish CommWllty Center and Today's hand centers arotn1d ply an out and out guess. My • Weddings • Bar Mi1%vahs·• YM-YWHA workers. The grant ls 944-3344 Res. ST 1-9080 the Negative Double, a convention opening bid of one Club Is normal considered a major step forward used by very few players arotn1d as Is West's overcall. But not here mainly because they are Wl North's double. Normally this Is a famlllar with It. I use It with penalty double which says he Is both of my regular partners. Like loaded with Spades and wants to r KOSHER many conventional bids, on certain set the oponents but as we were s J U LI E DELICATESSEN hands It lsterrltlc,onmostothers, playing the Negative Double, my useless. partner said, "Partner, ·I have a 731 HOPE STREET 621-9396 North limited hand with 7 - II points or thereabouts. I do not have the • 6, 3 • K,9, 7,5 suit bid by West nor am I too ♦ 10, 9, 4, 3 strong In your suit but I do have • A , 10, 5 the other two suits. Now you go West East ahead and place the contract." • A, Q , J , 9,7,2 • K , 10, 8, 4 East also knew what our bid ¥ J , 10, 4 • 8,2 meant (:Ne had It written on our ♦ 6, 5 ♦ A, Q, 7, 2 convention card), so he felt quite • Q,3 • 8, 6, 2 ENGAGED-- Mr. and Mrs. Henry BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCH South certain from the bidding so far L!pkowltz of 21S49 Shelburne Road, • 5 and his hand that we had a flt Shaker Heights, Ohio, annotn1ce the • A,Q,6, 3 In Hearts. In order to try to shut engagement of their daughter, Rena ROAST BEEF SANDWICH ♦ K , J , 8 us out he Jumped directly to four Lois, to Gerald K!rshenbaum, son • K,J, 9, 7, 4 Spades, a fine bid tn1der the vul of Mr. and Mrs. Isidore K!rshen-_ Cole Slaw or Potato Salad I was South, playing with Frank nerab!l!ty conditions. It did put baum of S6 Wingate Road. 85c Westcott, of North Attleboro. We considerable pressure on me and Miss Llpkowltz graduated from were vulnerable, the opponents It was with great tn1certalnty that Shaker Heights Senior High School were not, with this bidding: I decided to bid five Hearts. I ac and ls a senior majoring In ed KOSHER - SLICED - LEAN tually felt that I would have a ucation at Flora Stone Mather N E S W reasonable play for It and there College of Western Reserve Uni IC IS was the added chance that the op versity. Mr. Klrshenbaum grad Dbl 4S SH End ponents might even take a sac uated magna cum laude from Cl as ROAST BEEF Pb~~D 1.98 The bidding Is the most Impor rifice at five Spades. They sold s!cal High School and magna cum tant part of this article for the out, however, at five Hearts. I aude from Brown Unlvers! ty . He making of the hand depends on slm- West led a small Trump and ls a third-year student atthe medi I could see that the whole hand cal school of Western Reserve Uni KISHKA Pb~~D 69c depended on guessing who held the versity. Club Queen for there was a two A December wedding ls plan COMBINATION SALE! way finesse. Trumps were drawn ned. first and then came the fateful GOLD'S decision. It would be very nice were I able to tell you that there BEET BORSCHT 1 quart ls a sure way to figure who had Zenith TV Sets the Club Queen and In certain SOUR CREAM 1 pint Instances this ls true but not In To Se Produced this particular hand. Here It ls an absolute guess, there !snoth!ng SAVE-SAVE-SAVE whatsoever to give a clue. That In Jerusalem 1 made the right decision and played NEW YORK - Zenith Radio ALL SALE ITEMS WHILE THEY LAST small to the 10 was pure luck but Corp. annotn1ced recently that by doing that six was made for production of Z en! t h-23-! n ch USE OUR SPACIOUS PARKING LOT ON BRAMAN ST . the two Spades were discarded black-an d-whlte television re REPORT from Dummy and I subsequently ceivers wlll begin soon In Israel. finessed successfully for the Dia Joseph S. Wright, president, mond Queen. said a new company, Overseas ., ,· Moral: Certain bids may have Radio Corp., ls scheduled to begin various meanings depending on production later this year. During how a certain partnership uses It construction of a new plant in conventionally. The meaning that Jerusalem, the sets w!ll be manu The Herald is now accepting should be used ls the one that comes factured In rented fac!l!t!es near- up the most often. Negative Doubles by. 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The son of Mr. and Mrs . feels like swimming and diving a Reuben Karten of Cranston, Clif round coral reefs in a sea that o CLIFFORD KARTEN ford Karren went to Israel two pened for Moses and swallowed years ago, to study at Hebrew Egyptians. We slept on the Beach University. Earlier, some of his for six days, and toured the Negev Iett ers home were published In going andcom!.ng. TheNegev,home the Herald. Other letters follow. of bedoulns, Arabs, pioneers, wltt a history of crusades, suffering and Joy. A vast nothing with farms, communities, Industry andexper! mental agrlcul ture springing up as weeds. Sleeping on the beach with daytime temperatures of 100-115 degrees and nlghtlme tempera Guns, Knives, Tents tures of 60-70 degrees. rm as Saboteurs black as the color and would go February 22, 1965 August 4, 1965 back In five minutes. This last week has been a hectic You might have read In the Meeting people on our trip was Walking On Salt one. We've been working at night papers, the trouble we've had this also very Interesting. We met two send.log our 11me!lt chickens0 to Back From Aliyah week with the Jordans. There Is soldiers who got permission to not January 28, 1965 market, so rve been sleeping dur a group of saboteurs called "El only take us Into their camp and Things are Just as wonderful ing the day . . . . April 10, 1965 Fatah" which has nothing to do with show us arotmd, but we also had and great as always. My only wish The Camel Market Is once a I returned yesterday from that the Jordan government, but we in showers and a good beef dinner on ts that next year at this time week and all the bedoulns and four-day mgrch to Jerusalem, and Israel feel that the government Is the Israeli Army. (his birthday) we can all celebrate desert Arabs come In to the cl ty although there are more blis ters responsible for them. Every so together, here In the holy land. and barter over camels, mules, on my feet than skin, it was one often they have been crossing the We took a small trip to the Dead sheep and all kinds of things typical of the most wonderful and inter border and doing som,ethlng small. Sea a few days ago, and It was of their race s , Including guns, esting things rve ever seen. 15, Last week they went overboard by Becomes Chicken Expert fascinating. Wherever we walked knives, tents and great amounts 000 people from all over the world blowing up two buildings In Afula we were walking on salt caked of burlap for tents . take part, and walk over 150 kms. (Just east of Haifa), and killed January 6, 1965 up over the hundreds and thousands total. As Individuals and as groups, two people. The Israelis then sent • of years. Looking across the sea the m:'lrch started around Tel the Army out and we blew up three rve finally arrived on kibbutz, and seeing the Jordan mountains Accepted Into Kibbutz Aviv and wen t to Jerusalem in city Installations of gas, factory and everything ls wonderful. .. made one feel as though. . . a competitive state. Ar the end and water in Jordan. " El Farah" I'm 'Jecomlng a chicken expert. dreaming of some far off paradise. March 27, 1965 of the m9.rch we received a medal hit again Tuesday night for Jor They've started training me today. I have now been to thirty dif rve been accepted Into the kll>- and certificate. We slept out In dan, and blew up a kibbutz water my first day. I take care of 30 ,- ferent spots In Is r ael from Acco butz, and everything ls wonderful. tents In the hills of Judea, and system in the north. Now we are · 000, and It's great. No classroom to Eilat, and I can't wait for the Tonight we start sending chickens danced and sang from the mtnute waiting to hear from the U.N. training, but the head man and I day when I can be your personal to market again, and rve started we got up In the morning until We 've doubled our guaras at have hit It off r ight away _a nd guide. Acco Is an old Roman s<:,a raising baby chicks on my own, we went to bed. night, and the number of soldiers it's great. port above Haifa which ls com so all my time's been taken up In here for Ben-Gurlon has been My kibbutz ls a small kibbutz pletely surrounded by a wall.and building cages and all . doubled. But everyone says these with 40 members and about JOO . completely Inhabited by Arabs. The I ride the horse almost every are only safety precautions, and people. I get up at 5 In the morn- . Market Place and people are Just day now and It's Just like In Texas Lonely Passover there ls really no danger where Ing, and go to bed at 8 at night. fascinating. (so everybody says). I have met we are. We have a steady diet of salads, many people from Germany, and May 15, 1965 vegetables, mi.lk, butter, and once from the camps. I've seen the lines had a vacation last week and a day meat or fi sh. When rm in their faces, and the -numbers went to the Independence day through here, rn be a football 'Cliff Of The Negev' branded on their arms, and I feel parade In Tel Aviv, which was one To Bu y A Bedspread player, Hebrew scholar, chicken great knowing that my children of the most Impressive things rve expert, and sun- tanned .. . . It's January '31 , 1965 October 15, 1965 will never have to wor ry about ever seen. Standing In the middle We are now sitting In the gen a carefree life, with communal Everything here Is Just fantas another Germany, because here we of more than a half-a-million Is living wl th the kibbutz providing tic , and the other night, sitting eral meeting. The general meeting are building a homeland, which raelis, the spirit of Israel really takes place once a week, and everything from Aerogrammes and In the middle of an Israeli kib no one will ever take again. swept through, and once again I cl othlng to razor blades and soap. butz dining hall, what do you think everyone decides what will be I really miss everyone terribly felt that I was a part, and that bought, where the money will go, They show films, hold discussions they served? Pizza! at times, but you can't im.1gine I was at home. Passover here ....This could be Aldous Huxley's Yesterday, Shabbat, lhadoneof In general, what will be done, and how happy I am" and how I walk was very nice, but It Is a big what won't be done. For instance, Utopia! the most l)lrllllng experiences of around smiling every day. I've been famfly holiday and everyone's fam mv life. The kibbutz owns a horse, we Just bought a new tractor. given my own chicken house, and ily was here to visit. I must ad Something big takes ten m!nutes so yesterday I saddled her up 11,000 chickens, with much more · mit that It was the loneliest Pass and took her over all the hills to decide on, but to buy every responsibility and knowledge. over rve ever spent. one a new bedspread . takes two Problem~ Of Water of the desert. I sort of felt like From the kibbutz I receive 131 "Cliff of the Negev" Instead of years to decide on. Things here January 21, 1965 pounds a year, plus 80 pounds June 20, 1965 are fine as usual, and life Is "Lawtence of Arabia,0 which I saw towards clothes. They've given me We have on the kibbutz now Everything here ls as fine as In Jerusalem.by the way. coasting along peacefully but the day I arrived. I chose this a much nicer room, and the peo a group of 35 Swedish teenagers busily. 'particular kibbutz for many ple are really wortderfill. as a work camu, and I am the reasons. You know how much I connection bet"Ween the central November 24, I 965 like small places and this happens committee and friends of the kib I've left the kibbutz com?letely, butz and the kids, plus a new 11,- much against my wlll, but rve to be one of the smallest In Is Israel Is My Home Tons Of Friends rael. I ,,ave also developed a love ' 000 chickens In my division of come to "the realization that I must February 6, 1965 the coop, so duty calls. have an education, and then I can and keen sense of excitement for March 31, 1965 the desert, and this 'kibbutz ls Every kibbutz has this system always return to the kibbutz. rve where foreigners come to work registered as a full student and exactly J n the middle. Here one rve made tons of friends here, and leave after a month. Now that am attending classes every day. feels theproblemsofwater,waste and received a promotion last rve decided to stay here a num It Is most dlfflcul t and will take land, and the values of one's hands. week. Purim passed, which Is the ber of months, rve decided that Learned To Walk a tremendous amount of work. I work wl th chickens from 6 In biggest holiday of the year on the morning until 3:30 In the after I'd like to be more than Just kibbutz. June 27, 1965 noon, and I give Injections, feed, a passer-through but a member. I am m•klng the aliyah to Jeru Just received your letter, and chop beaks, collect eggs, figure So, last night I talked to the secre salem with a group from the kib from the tone of It, It was another Breath-Taking Sights weights and selling times, chase tary and this week they'll discuss butz next Sunday. Many groups of one of those depressing, miserable and catch them, . .as well as It at their meeting. I told her all kinds come from all over the days. Things here are the same April 11, 1966 learn and train on autom•tlc equip that I felt Inside for the kibbutz, country, and we walk from Tel as usual, quiet, peaceful a•d Today Eddie, ·Jaeda (his Ger 'I ment. that I am a part. That I am a Aviv to Mt. Zion In Jerusalem for wonderful. Being the middle-man man Shepherd puppy) and I all Agrlcul ture Is the main thing Jew, that rve tried to learn the five days. We camp out at night of th! s Swed! sh group has proved took a walk along the border here. We have apples, peaches, language, and m ost of all that I and sing and dance around fires, to be very Interesting and re and up to UN headquarters. The onions, ottves, apricots and tom11- feel Israel Is my home. If I am ending with the all,Yah to Mt. warding. For Instance, last physical beauty of this country Is J toes. All these are packaged In accepted on these terms, then I Zion and King David s tomb. It Saturday I took them on a really something undescrlbable. our packaging plant right here on will be what our fathers were, Is written In the Bible that once hike through the Negev, and from The warm weather has set In, kibbutz, but, as rve said, working what klbbutzntks are now. Pioneers a year all Jews should take the this I found out a lot of things and It was a day as clear as tap with the chickens Is much more building Israel, a home for Jews, aliyah to Jerusalem, the holy city, about myself that l didn't really water. From one observation point, Interesting than planting or never to be taken away again by the city of the temple and the city know. I found that I have learned we I ooked down upon the Dead Sea pruning. warped minds and blind prejudice. of our fathers. to walk. a,ery few meters I had some 30 miles from Jerusalem by There are other foreigners If I am not, I will still be the to slow down and wait. And as air. We also saw the contrast. of here, but I mingle with the klb pioneer and work until I am ac they required many stops, the sun the old city as we stood .In the butznlks as much as possible. They cepted. and heat didn't even seem to faze new. Breath- taking sights. also treat me a little better, be me. And to be able to explain cause rm Jewish and can con everything along the way shows that' verse In Hehrew with them . l have not only adapted, but learned. ttr nrn RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1966 11 ?rl.aill,JJx 111' Ill (Continued From Page 6) why go In business with us? This attlrude makes survival the main early Bishops. The music, known worry of the Jewish commlDllty. today as the Gregorian Chant, Is How does such a negative, at part of It. Besides liturgical music, tlrude develop? Quite often a J ------~--- 12 nrn RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1966 ,,, Brooklyn Jewish Center Gives HERALD 5,000 Books To Seminary @assifi~ NEW YORK- The Brooklyn The Center's gift was hailed Jewish Center presented a as a "large and rich collection" Coll 724-0200 library of 5,000 volumes to the by Dr. Finkelstein. The collection Jewish Theological Seminary of Includes writings In Hebrew, Yid America recently, to help re dish, German and English and an 3-Apartments For Rent p! ace 70,000 books destroyed by cient Aramaic. EAST SIDE, Olney, RNr Hope Strfft: fire last sprini,. The Conservative The collection Includes rare First, three large room apartment. Excellent condttlon. For one congregation has had a special editions of commentaries of woman. $73. PL 1-5857. book fund during Its nearly 50 Abravanel, a 15th-century scholar, EAST SIDE, Sargent Avenue: Firs years, which was used to purchase one on the Passover Haggadah, froor. Modern five rooms. renc~ books throughout the world. The which was published In 1545 In vated. Combinations; garage; ol late Dr. Elias Rabinowitz, a grad Venice. The other Is a 17th-cen heat. Adults. $100. PL 1-2701. uate of the seminary and a noted tury Bible with commentary by Ab ELMWOOD, off:· Six rooms. V_ene Jewish scholar, was librarian. ravanet. ~\ri~s, c:~i~ b~~dA~~its~e:~•• ~:re The gift was accepted by Dr. There are also four folio vol Aug. 15. 331-5882. Louis Finkel stein, the semln umes of a rabbinical Bible, OFF ELMWOOD, Ga.llatln StrMt ary' s chancellor, from Rabbi Ben printed In Amsterdam In 1725 Five rooms, sun parlor, second jamin Z, Kreltman and Rabbi Js that Include on each page an Ara Steam heat, Ule bath. WI 1-2485 raer H. Levinthal of the Brooklyn maic translation of the Biblical 19-General Services Jewish Center, and Its president, text with commentaries by Jewish NAM3D TO LEAD DIVISION - Leonard Y. Goldm•n and Ben Rut tenberg, Rho1e Island businessmen who have been active In pre Emanuel Cohen. scholars and religious philos JANITORIAL SERVICE Seminary officials said that ophers. vious General Jewish Committee campaigns, have been named chair Nightly, they hoped most of the titles de Another rare manuscript Is man and vice-chairman, respectively, of the Trades and Industry Weekly or stroyed In the fire on April 18 a commentary on the Blblewrltten division of the GJC 1966 fund drive. Stanley Grossman, general Monthly Rate would be rep! aced, and the li by Rabbi Llmannl, andpubllshedln cam9algn chairman, and Harold Leavitt, chairman of the Community Washing and waxing floors brary restored to full use In the 1664. This particular commentary Solicitation Division, announced the appointments. The Trades and cleaning rugs. Complete paint- fall. They felt It would be dlfflcult lnc\udes replies to Christian com Industry division, a part of the Community Solicitation Division, Ing and remodeling. Speclallz• covers businesses and manufacturing firms In the Greater Providence Ing In business and professions to assemble adequate numbers of ment on certain portions 1n the offices. the various texts and stress the Bible, both In Hebrew and Latin. area. Mr. Goldman Is at left. KEAN KLEAN Importance of acquiring, either The Passover Haggadah, pub SERVICE by purchase or gift, entire li lished In 1545, shows deletions HO 1-8601 braries from Individuals or "made by censors'' who objected ufn smaller Institutions. To date, the to the mention of royalty as being In 21-Help Wanted, Women seminary has received more than oppressors of the Jews. The B'i EVERYWHERE you 90 - someont $300,000 In gifts toward such pur ble was published In Italy at a time asks what fragrance you are wear- chases. when the nation was divided Into Hollywood Ing. A VON fragrances are the principalities. Another passage most popular In the world. Join DEAN ESTATES AVON today and supply the deleted referred to the rebellion of for good ser\llce. GA 1-2908. n~~1 /; BEST BUY! the ancient Israelites against Pha ly lamey Glazer Stunning, 1tone-trimmed raiMd roah. 380-Roams For Rent ranch that has everything! Priced , I to sell! Mid 301! HURRY! ISRAELI CEMEITT Things to come..... Stage, than was us1ng a stron~ party line OFF BROAD $TREET: large room ' 1 HAIFA--Cemcnt factories In for businessman or businesswoman. I MURIEL L. COLE television, and film ballets.operas to stop Richard Ni xon s political Kitchen privileges. 467-9284 or 461 Israel produced 1,300,000 tons of 4518. 8-21 WI 2-3208 and other musicals based on the career and politicos referred to cement last year. Yiddish theater ... Larry Cohen to It as the Nathan-Nixon line .... write "TheSecretEnemy,"aCBS when Sam Levenson. America's Eytan Says Arabs THE JEWISH SOCIETY OF YOUNG ADULTS TV series for 67-68 ...A movie Sholem Aleichem, stepped out of Cause Of Sharett's Presents SINGLES Week Ends feature titled after the silent film an annual $3100 Income as a high TWO Aug. 19-21; Aug. 26-28 series. "Perils of Pauline" ... . . school Spanish teacher Into a $150, Resignation In 1956 Fun-Packed - Swinging - Tres Gai - Cocktails and "The Treasure,'" movie of the 00J income as a gentle satirist Champagne Parties - Two Bands - Every Sport and factual loss of 150 million dollars of family life. NEW YORK - Arab Intransi gence and "indifference" of the Activity - Valuable Prizes - Contests - Come One - In Nazi gold and Jewels sunk off When 16-year-old Nathan Birn Corsica enroute from Africa to baum started In vaudeville as a great powers to peace In the Mid Came All - You're Invited For The Evening - Day - Week Europe In 1943 ...An orchestra roller skater, little dreaming that dle East drove the late Moshe end - Or the Entire Week. onstage, Instead of In the pit, one day h"'d marry Gracie Allen Sharen to resign as Foreign Min 376-8456 for David Merrick's Broadway and change his name· to George ister of Israel In 1956,saidWalter KE 6-1011 Novick's Hotel musical, "I Doi I Doi" ....New Burns . ..when Al Jolson was Eytan, Israel Ambassador to MILLIS, MASS. phr.ase by Don Adams on his "Get making a successful comeback and France, who had been a close friend 11 and associate of Sharen, last week. A Resort for Everybody - Dietary laws Observed Smarr" series: mtssed me by that advising other veterans, "Never much," as he indicates a micro close up the store." Eytan said that history may show • i PLEASE RESERVE EARLY FOR LABOR DAY AND HIGH HOLY DAYS scopic clearance with his fingers ... When Nick Schenk complained that failure to achieve peace In the If Israel Is ever allowed to live that Howard Dietz arrived ar work Middle East at that time "was the In peace with Its neighbors, Its too late and Dietz replled, .. That's loss of the Arabs, too, not to speak Fletcher Preparatory School sprawling National M1seum, built true but you have to admit that of the rest of the world." on the ancient J udean hills, will I always leave early" . ...when The Ambassador delivered a An Independent Coeducational Day benefit all nations. the late Carl Laem'Tlle used to lecture, sponsored by Hadassah, School for Grades 7 thru 12 Success secrets .... Luther say, "Our comedies are not to marking the first anniversary of and Postgraduate Students Adler avoids cast typing by por be laughed at." the death of Sharen, who also had FOUNDED ON THE PRINCIPLE OF traying opposites. In films and Glazed Predictions Come served Is rael as Prime Minister THE SMALL CLASSROOM teevee, he has frequently played True..... Joe y Bishop begins and was at the time of his death Adolf Hitler. In theMlrlschmovle, a 90-mlnute late-night show from last year chairman of the execu ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS "Cast a Giant Shadow ,'' he por Hollywood for ABC- TV In the tive of the Jewish Agency. for Is for September Matriculatinn Now Being Given trays former Israeli Prem~er spring In com;,etltton wi th good rael. David Ben-Gurlon. friend Johnny Carson who, Iron The meeting was p~eslded over CATALOGUES SENT UPON REQUEST Miffs and Tiffs .....What ically, furnished the proving by Mrs. Rose Halprin, chairman TEL. 245-5400 better proof that Germ.gos in pow growtd on his own show. Pre of · Hadassah's Moshe Sharen 136 County Rd., Barrington, R. I. erful circles are miffed at any dicting further ahead, Bishop will memorial lecture committee, and thing that slanders the Nazi party manage what Jerry Lewis and Les Avraham Harman, Israel Ambas than the refusal of Germ3n teevee Crane couldn't handle: provide sador to the U.S. stations ro buy "Hogan's Heroes" serious competition for NBC'S from CBS? Everytlme CBS tries Carson show and endure as long. to sell Its Nazi WWII stalag spoof Edward Spindell, M.D. to German television, the answer Is always, "Get the hell out of CBS Offers Jazz Service Announces the here." Relocation of His Office for the Tina Sinatra and her handsome Jewish date, Sammy Hess, miffed On 'Lamp Unto My Feet' Practice of Orthopedic Surgery at Eddie Fisher, who cracked from NEW YORK -Oneofthemajor was related to the ancient theme the Cocoanut Grove stage, uwhen Issues facing religion today ls of 'praising God In song and on to Frank Sinatra and Mia Farrow get that of making faiths fashioned In stringed Instruments, of dancing 40 ELMGROVE A VE., PROV., R. I. married, his ·friends will throw man's pastoral epochs relevant to with Joy before the Lord as David rice and her friends wlll throw his scientific and computerized danced befor~ the Ark of the Coven Near Wayland Square pablum. He's going to take her present. One recent attempt to ant. to Disneyland for their honey achieve such relevancy was ex Even for those who could not '1 CALL 421-0404 • 521-2331 moon." plored recently In a television understand Hebrew, the rich OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT A famous starlet Is tiffing wl th program .on the Columbia Broad- lyricism of the language was her producer-husband who claims casting System. · underscored In the subtle rhythms he ~ave her every dollar he earned. This was an attempt through of Cantor Charles Davidson's Im She s miffed because he kept the the medium of music. "Lamp Unto aginative score. The music, like 20s, 50s and IO0s. My Feet" presented excerpts of the psalms themselves, was al Boosts . ...for David Janssen, what was described as one of ternately Joyful and plaintive, and half-Jewish, who hosted 16 mem the first complete Jewish worship at times raised faint echoes of bers of the Iranian press on "The services In the Jazz Idiom. Its American Negro spirituals. It was SUGARMAN'S Fugitive" set. Formerly Persia, Interesting to note that Cantor title, "And David Danced Before Iran mg!ntalns diplomatic re the Lord,'' was taken from the Richard Botton and the five-voice KOSHER MEAT MARKET lations with Israel. ...for Gary service originally presented dur Temple choir, all of whom had Crosby, who reconciled with Bar ing the recent Passover season trained voices,. appeared to _have 727 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. bara (first Crosby son sensible at Temple Emanu-El, a Reform little dlfflcul ty In making the tran enough to make up with his wife), congregation In Long Beach, L.I. •Sltlon from traditional chant to Blasts. . . .at movie house modern Jazz. IS NOW m•nagers who show adult m,,vtes The service opened appropri In his sermon, Rabbi Bernard during Saturday kiddie matinees ... ately enough with the words of Kllgfeld aptly related the Jazz ser at that producer who announced the psalmist, "O sing unto the vice to the song of David and ex he'll top "Virginia Woolrs" pro Lord a new song,'' a theme el plained why new musical forms UNDER THE SUPERVISION fanity. (It's enough to make a man oquently brought to fruition during are needed: OF THE swear off swearing). • • . . at the course of the half-hour. With "It remains for each genera Hollywood producers who have the traditional cantor and choir tion to find Its own melodies, done nothing about building a supported 'by a five-piece Jazz Its own rhythms . . . lest the memorial tcr the late Jeff Chandler. combo, one of man's oldest forms song be forgotten." Seems like onlyyesterday ..... of liturgical worship was given The program's only lapse was VAAD HAKASHRUTH a new, exciting and totally rever when producer William Goetz was In not Interviewing members of the OF RHODE ISLAND an assistant director. . . . when ent accent. congregation to find out what they a California Democrat named Na- Each portion of the service thought about the experiment.