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New Study Upholds Lewins Theory That ,Marginal' Jews Are Leaders SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. - A systems. are not yet ready to en­ recent study by Dr. -Ralph Segal­ dure the pain of a complete re­ man of the University of Texas a_t jection of their own past, on the El Paso generally upheld the the­ fear that they might be rejected ory that men of affluence and by the non-Jews If they should THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS . status who are "marginal Jews., give up their Jewish 'ambassa­ accept Jewish leadership posi­ dorship> to the 'gentiles.' " tions. The theory was advanced in "Thus, such people In lead­ VOL. LI, NO. 30 FRIDAY ,SEPTEMBER 22, 1967 .15¢ PER COPY 16 PAGES 1941 by Dr. Kurt Lewin of the ership will live the 'outwardly Massachusetts In stitute of Tech­ Jewish but not too Jewish' life for nology In an essay, "Self Hatred a while, and then go over for Knesset Asked To Approve among Jews." He said that Jew­ some moments. come back and go East German University ish leadership positions, the only over again, perhaps many times Dismisses Arnold Zweig ones available, offered contact In the day, They can't quite leave, Additional $15.7-Million with non-Jews of status, and chat and they do stay, Their bags are living In tents near Amman that BONN - Arnold Zweig, In­ therefore many "marginal" Jews not packed, but they're not plan­ JERUSALEM-Israel has would be Inadequate to protect ternationally known German-Jew­ were holding such positions as ning any re-equipping of the old · added $17,000,000 to her defense them this winter. ish writer, has been dismissed "ambassadors" from the Jews. homestead. Meanwhile they ' go costs, already nearly one-fourth Israeli newspapers reported from his post a s chairman of the Dr. Sega!man's study of a through the motions of Jewish of the country's total budget. Iba! Premier Saad Jumma of Jor­ literature department of the Uni­ Jewish community In an uniden­ leadership activities but with Contributions from Jews all over dan said In a broadcast that resi­ versity of Humboldt In East Ger­ tified Southwestern city, "Edge little comminnent." the world for twice the amounts dents of the west bank and the many, according to the news­ City," was discussed at the re­ In Dr. Segalman's study, normally given, and purchase of Gaza Strip should remain there paper. "Der Mittag." It said that cent American Sociological Asso­ "Jewishness" was treated as a bonds by Israelis, have provided "lo spoil the enemy's plan." The he was di smissed because he had ciation convention at the San complex of values. cultural. reli­ \ the money to cover the Increased Inhabitants ot the Gaza Strip are refused to support the communist Francisco Hilton Hotel. , gious. nationalist, humane and defense spending. now free to leave the strip and regime's anti-Israeli campaign. ••Many people," he said, "who ethical. The Texas sociologist The effort needed today was setlle on the west bank or cross "Der Mittag" published re­ are attracted to the majority said that he subml tted 90 ran­ contrasted to that 100 days ago by Into eastern Jordan. ports from letters It said Zwel~ status world and are ready to domly selected "Edge City" Jews Zeev Sharef, acting Finance Min­ The additional expenditure tor had written to the Israeli writers covertly reject the Jewish value to two tests aimed at determining ister, who said last week In a Israel's defense will bring this Association In Haifa, quoting Jewish Identification and style of budget speech to the Knesset that ·year's published defense total to from one, .. I refuse ro co-operate life. The 90 who took the test Israel must now care for areas $478-mllllon. The total budget, In the Government-supported Hias Helped 8,800 were chosen by a panel of profes- and populations which were for­ Including the two supplemental campaign for the llqulda tlon of - slonal community workers and merly "not within her area of re­ requests, will amount to $2-bll­ Israel because It Is identical with were regarded as a representa­ sporislblllty," He asked the Par­ llon. the policy ot genocide and anni­ Resettle In U.S. tive cross-section of leaders. liament to approve spending an Nearly half the supplemental hilation of the Jews by the Nazl NEW YORK - United Hlas synagogue members and the reli­ additional $15,700,000 for supple­ funds will be spent to aid Israel's Reich." Zweig -was reported to Service provided rescue, re­ giously unaffiliated, mental expenditures. Industries and to help them train have denied writing the letters. settlement and related services The leaders were chosen from The government also an­ new workers, This effort to stim­ Now 80 years old, he was ex­ last year to approximately 53,500 the boards of four major Jewish nounced that arrangements had ulate exports refiects the Gov­ iled from Germany at the outset Jewi sh men, women and children, organizations plus a cross-sec­ been made to resume the return ernment's concern over a decline of the Hitler regime and lived in Carlos L. Israels , president, dis­ tion from various groups consid­ of Arab refugees who fied from In private Investment and a re­ Palestine from I 933 until the end closed in the agency's annual re­ ered to be the "power ellte" In the west-bank area of Jordan sulting Increase In unemploy­ of World War lJ when he returned port for 1966, made publlc last the Jewish community. The during the war. There are still ment, to Germany. He took up residence week. More than 8,800 were as­ "power elite" was found to be 7 ,ooo people whose applications No new taxes wlll be Imposed. In East Germany, and In 1957 the sisted to resettle In the United slgnlttcantly "less Jewish" than have been approved but who were Part of the supplemental budget regime designated him president Scates and other Western coun­ other leaders, who In turn were unable to r eturn to their homes will be covered by borrowing of the East Berlin Academy of tries, he said. -, 'l~ss J ewtsh" than synagogue before an Israeli-Imposed dead: abroad, Part wlll be financed by Arts, Many of his novels deal During the past year, the ac­ membr" , · · ·· · • . line vf Aug. 31. using the extra funds from a spe­ with Jewish therr.es. tive caseload of persons regls- · In -st to judge sty~ The Allenby Bridge, the cial defense loan, which brought Of the anti-Jewish, anti-Israel tered to emigrate reached 23,608; llving,'1111 •h leaders were found crossing point over the Jordan In four tlm es the amount ex­ campaigns Ignited by regimes of pre-migration services In the co be no c!l'fferent from a com­ River east of Jericho, Is now pected, communist bloc s tates since the United States and Latin America parable group of non-Jews. B'nai open for three days a week. This The sale ot State of Israel Six-Day War, East Germany's is were rendered to 16,319 relatives B'rlth leaders were reported time no deadline has been set, but bonds abroad, stimulated by the said to be the strongest. and sponsors of prospective mi­ "less Jewish" than the total Jew- · after the 7,000 return, at least war, Is expected to reach $200- Walter Ulbricht's regime re­ grants; 3,030 were aided In the !sh leadership group. _ 110,000 who fied during the fight­ mllllon, more than double the to­ portedly has sought to pressure U.S. with such post-migration "It appears,'' Professor Se­ Ing will remain on the east bank. tal expected, Mr. Share! said, Jewish organizations and fi gures services as naturalization, ad­ galman said, "that Jewish ad­ Israel Intends to continue the The burdens placed on Is­ into taking a public position justment of status, and prevention herence to the Jewish value sys­ machinery for returning the 7 ,ooo rael's economy by the war and against Isr ael. Some party mem­ of deportation and jeopardy; 1,549 tem Is In transition, Impelled as long as II Is needed, a govern­ the. occupation will be felt for bers have rebelled. persons were located throughout primarily by an atmosphere of ment spokesman said, and If ram­ years, Mr. Sharef predicted. Annother passage attributed the world: and , in Latin America, freedom. Those who can •transit' Illes now on the west bank will "The preparations prior to by "Der Mittag" to Zweig assail­ 158 migrants who arrived In pri­ without Inconvenience and dis­ apply for their relatl ves to join the war, and the war Itself, cost a ed ..virulent anti-Semitism" in or years received agency assist- comforts Into higher status •un• them, they may be reuntted. fortune In pounds and dollars, and East Germany, declaring that It ance. J ewlshness• and wish to do so, The United States and other It wlll lake us a long Um e to pay was concealed as anti-Zionism The cost of the agency's are doing so, but' In the limited Western powers have been urging these past accounts," he said, and anti-Imperialism, but did n<;>t world-wide operations for the 'narrowing of Judaism' manner, Israel to permit the return of the The additional $17,000,000 In this alter the regime's "cheerful con­ year amounted to $2,250,334 and which redefines what It means to approximately 170,000 people who budget Item Is only part of this demnation of the Jews and their resulted In a net cumul atlve def!- be a Jew In terms of dilution of fied In June. Many of these are account.'' regret that Hitler left a few of us . cit of $131,267. the value system," alive." Gaynor I. Jacobson, Hlas ex­ Dr. Segalman said that the The official East Germany ecutive director. s tressed in an­ conclusions were not as clearcut I Zionists Told To End Effort press agency distributed a state­ other section of the report, "the as Dr. Lewin would have ex­ ment attributed to Zweig In which Importance of modifying the re­ pected. To Represent the "Der Mittag" article was strictive labor certification pro­ 1 •Lewin' s hypothesis was World Jewry termed "blatant lies such as I visions In the new liberalized im­ apparently based on external JOHANNESBURG - Dr. Na­ can Jewish Board of Deputies (he have never seen before.•' migration law." pressures on Jews at a time when htnn Goldmann, president of the Is not a member of any Zionist anti-Semitism was overt and per­ World Zionist Organization, political party) has been elected haps not unfashionable," Profes­ recently told the 30th biennial chairman of the South African Jordanian Textbooks Used sor Segal man said. "As long as convention of the South African Federation. ,He succeeds Edel J. the reverse condition applies, the ' Zionist Federation that the next Horwitz, Johannesburg attorney, trend of dilution ot J ewtsh ethical World Zionist Congress must who Is retiring, In 6 Jerusalem Schools breakdown of the system. Even­ practices will probably contin- give up its attempt to represent JERUSALEM - Only eight ue." teachers showed up on Monday tually, hQWever, they Intend to world Jewry In relation to Israel Jordanian Elders Ask and concentrate instead on be­ when Israel tried to open seven use only the Arabic texts printed Israel, UAR Seeking coming an organization with max­ Payment From Israel public elementa..y schools In the In Israel, imal aims of Zionist commitment former Jordanian sector ot the The educational officials In East African Market and allyah. TEL AVIV-The Jordanian city and fewer than 1,500 pupils Jerusalem are eager to set up a LONDON - An Intense battle The convention was held In elders of an Israeli-occupied vil­ came to class. About 3,000 stu­ smoothly-running school system· for the East African market Is Johannesburg City Hall simulta­ lage have demanded compensation dents should have showed up, as quickly as possible In the for­ being waged In Kenya, between neously with the annual confer­ tor four houses demolished by Is­ The Israelis brought In 30 mer Jordanian part of the city, In Israel and the United Arab Re­ contrast with the occupied area ence of the South African Wom­ raeli soldiers. other teachers, mostly Arabs who public, the "London Financial en's Zionist Organization. Dr, The houses were blowri up had taught elsewhere In Jordan, on the west bank of the Jordan Times" reported recently, Goldmann also told the keynote yesterday as a punitive measure and opened six of the schools, River, where they have left the A special Israel economic session that South Africa was after police dogs followed the The authorJtles avoided a po­ problem up to the Arab residents. mission In Nairobi pointed out the "one of the few countries In the scent of three men from the tential crisis over textbooks by , Arab sources said that many advantages to African traders of world where Zionists are actually scene ot a railway mining to the permitting some of the teachers of the teachers · who failed to aP­ Israel's "overland Suez" route to leading In the work for Israel." center ot the village, Irtah. Nine to use Jordanian books, despite pear this morning fied to Amman Europe and the west, bypassing Dr. Teddy Schnelder, presi­ people were detained, the facl that they contained anti­ during and after the six-day war the Suez Canal which has been dent of the South African Jewish Mahmoud Muhammad Hljawl, Israeli, anti-Jewish references. In June, Others, they said, ob­ closed to traffic since the first Board of Deputies, said that South headman of the vlllage, near the Several weeks ago, the Israeli jected to working with the Israeli week In June. The Israelis African Jewry, which had exerted former Isra 'II-Jordanian armi­ Ministry of Education ruled that texts, and some were demonstra­ stressed the advantage of shiping itself as never before to rally to stice line, reasoned that the these texts were unacceptable and ting their opposition to Israel's cargo to Ellat and moving It from Israel's cause In the May-June saboteurs could not have come declared that the texts used by absorption of the eastern halt of there overland to Haifa or Ashdod crisis and Six-Dey War, was from Irtah because the vlllage the 300,000 Israelt Arabs would the city, for trans-shipment. grateful tor the good wlll and was under curfew at the time of be used In the occupied areas. In the late afternoon, a group The United Arab Republic sympathy of South African non­ the blast, 3:45 a,m. Friday. The Arab teachers who of Arab teachers met with Mayor Embassy countered this effort by Jews and for "the understanding He said after a meeting of el­ showed up for work today balked Teddy Kollek of Jerusalem; They offering an Egyptian "over! and shown by the Government for our ders that a protest would be at using those texts, which they dlscused salaries, textbooks and Suez" with cargo from East Af­ desire to help Is rael In Its lodged with the International Red say are contrary to their notions pension rights. After the hour­ rica unloaded at a Red Sea port crisis." - Cross and a demand to com­ . ot history, religion anll geogra­ long session, Mr. Kollek said that and treked across the desert to Judge Israel Malsel s , a for­ pensation presented to the Mili­ phy, The Jerusalem authorities 15 additional teachers had agreed · the Mediterranean at Port Said mer president of the South Afr!- tary Governor In Tulkarm, compromised to avoid a complete to begin work the following day. for trans-shipment. 2 TI-IE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1967 JEWISH PROTESTER against the anti-Semitic accusa- ever, that many Germans, In­ PARIS - Andre ,Cremieu- tions brought against Jewish offi- Israeli Students Visiting cluding young people, seemed Foa, a French soldier, was the cers in France, which led to the little Inclined to .nscuss the Nazi first Jew to protest publicly !Jreyfus case. ' past or learn from such ex­ In Cologne Note Need periences. "After a final discussion be­ Represented ' by Off. : 421-4641 For 'Building Bridges' tween the Israel! group and non­ MAX ROTHKOPF Res.: 941-4810 Jewish young people in Cologne a DUSSELDORF - The most j oint statement was issued ·THE LA WRY COMPANY important task In the field of stressing the importance and West-German-Israeli relations is need of young people of both na­ Est. 1922 "the achievement of true aims ,of tions to communicate with each understanding" berween the two 1 other. Monuments - English and Hebrew Lettering cotmtries, not tourism or the ex­ change of official delegations. -' 9 a .m. · 5 p .m. 440 Cranston St. POSTMASTER COMMENDED Eves. and Sunday by appt. Providence, R.L This view was expressed in Providence Postmaster Harry Cologne by a group of more than Klzirlan has been commended by 30 Israeli students before leaving Glen R. Johnson, national direc­ for home after a three-week stay. tor of the U. S. Savings Bonds D1- It was the first official students' vishm, for his leadership and delegation to visit West Germany service to the Treasury Depart­ FIORI & FIORI from the Jewish State. ment's School Savings Program. Mr. Kizirian s aid, uwe are proud GENERAL CONTRACTORS Spokesmen or · the group em­ to offer this service (Savings j phasized that young people should MRS. LOUIS PERLMAN Stamps) to our young people. I COMPLETE HOME lead In building bridges between know of no better way to teach the two nations and they said they thrift and civic responsibility REMODELING 'Operation Stork' To Be had met good will which wa,; a than by encouraging our youth to good basi s for future co-oper­ buy Savings Stamps and Bonds. FREE ESTIMATES Considered For R.I. ation. Thi s i s one way they all can 942-7386 944-4370 There was criticism, how- s hare in America.,. CALL ANYT!!ll!E Mrs. Louis Perlman, a past president of B'nai B'rlth Women (International), .will speak to the Roger Williams Chapter B'nai I_ B'r!th Women at Hillel House on I TEMPLE SINAI Thursday, Sept. 28, al 8 p.m. She MRS. BENJAMIN BAZELON She wa s born in Russia, had Instituted a program, "Oper ation Funeral services for Mrs. lived In Providence more than 25 CIAN~TON, I. I. s tork," In Chicago last year to Augusta Bazel on, 73, of 49 81 ue years and moved to Mattapan in inform prospective mothers of Ridge Road , Cranston, who died 1964. Announces .that its Cemetery Committee will be avail­ the importance of pre-natal care Sept. 14 , were held Sunday ar the Survivors include a son. Mel­ able to the members of the Jewish Community at in preventing infant mortality and Max Sugar man Memorial Chapel. vin Berman, and a daughter, Miss birth defects. Mrs. Perlman will Burial was in Lincoln Park Cem­ Ruth Lee Berman, both of All­ SINAI MEMORIAL PAIi speak on Implementation of such eter y. She was the widow of Ben­ ston, Mass.; a brother, Samuel a program In Rhode Island. jamin Bazelon. Norman of Milton, Mass., and SUNDAY: SEPT . 24. OCT. 1 • OCT. 8 Her visit her e is sponsored A native of Russia, s he was three sisters, Mr s. Charles Ga­ 11 A.M. to 1 P.M. also by the R. I. Chapter-National born in 1884 and moved to Cran­ briel of Mattapan, Miss Sonia ,, Foundation March of Dimes. The ,," DIRECTIONS: WARWICK AVE . SOUTH TO HARRISON AVE . LEFT AT HARRI­ ston In 1947 after living in Provi­ Norman of Manapan and Mrs . Nat Ion a I Foundation, Chicago dence 40 years. She was a daugh­ SON AVE . TO CEMETERY , 2 BLOCKS ON RIGHT. Board of Health and B'nai B'rith Charles Ratorr of Milton. " ter of the late Charles and Paul­ Donations in Mrs. Bernllln's :s Women set up the Chicago pro­ ine (Rosen) Schrieber. gram, which was so successful memory may be made to the ~ Mrs . Bazelon, a former board that BBW has adopted it as their Children's Cancer Researc:, (, member of Hadassah, was a Foundation In Boston. master there because he had used ley, publicity chairman; Benjamin ford Art School and the Rhode ls­ 22 Days: ISRAEL and A THENS, Deluxe S699 the banned postage stamps. The Grebsteln, historian; Miss Bar­ land School of Design. Information on registration Prague report al so Indicated that bara Levell)e, kitchen custodian; 22 Days:_ISRAEL and ROME, Deluxe Miss Barbara Smith, sunshine fees may be obtained by calling s709 \ one of the dally newspapers In the the Center. Class size will be Czech capital, Llteraturnya No­ chairman; Miss Elizabeth Bech­ 22 Days: ISRAEL and -PARIS, Deluxe vlnl, protested against the postal ard, chap! aln. limited. s739 ban. New executive com mi tree members Installed were Miss El­ ADULT BRIDGE CLASSES 22 Days: ISRAEL, ROME and PARIS, Deluxe s759 sie Gomes, Miss Ruth Blasbalg The JCC this week opened Reform Congregation and Alfred Conti. registrations for Its adult bridge 22 Days: ISRAEL, A THENS arid ROME, Deluxe s719 ----- classes for beginning and Inter­ Worships in Church YOUNG PIONEER WOMEN mediate players. Mrs. Eugenia 22 Days: ISRAEL, ATHENS and PARIS, Deluxe s739 Pioneer Women's Young DENVER - Denver's new Tellef will direct the classes, of Women's chapter In the Crans­ 10 sessions each. Non-member s ALL TOURS INCLUDE AIR-TRANSFERS-HOTELS Reform congregation, Temple ton-War w I ck area, recently Sinai, which Is planning construc­ of the Center may also register. MEALS AND SIGHTSEEING DB/Tied the Shalom Chapter, met Beglruiers• classes will meet !IOn of Its own house of worship, on Sept. 12 to elect officers. They will use the First Plymouth Con­ on Wednesdays al 8 p.m., begin­ are Mesdames Adrienne Uffer, ning Nov. l, and Intermediate ROUND TRIP TO gregationalist Church os Interim pres Iden t; Ellen Troberman, headquarters. classes on Thursdays at 8 p.m., vice-president; Judith Weiser, fi­ The church will . be used for beginning Nov. 2. Advance regis­ ISRAEL - AIR ONLY FROM $449 nancial secretary; Joan Barasch, tration • Is required and classes Friday evening serv.lces and for recording secretary; Deborah will be limited In size. ( PLEASE CHECK FOR DETAILS) Saturday religious classes. as Greenstein, corresponding secre­ well as for the next High Holy Duplicate Bridge Tournaments tary; l!oxanne Davis, publicity Days , according to the leaders .of are held at the Center every Sun­ Call.Anytime chairman; and Roberta Johnson, day at 7:30 p,m., under Mrs. the Reform c6ngregatlon. The . telephone chairman. contract for the arrangement was Tellef's direction. Admission Is open to members and non-mem­ signed by Irwin Kornfield, presi­ C.T.C. B & P UNITED ORT bers of the Center. Zelda Kouffman dent of the congregation: the An open meeting meeting will {Certified Travel Counselor) temple's spiritual leader, Rabbi be held by the Business and Pro­ , SABBATH OBSERVANCE I CRANSTON TRAVEL - 801 PARK AVE. CRANSTON Raymond Zwerln; and the pastor fessional Chapter of United ORT 17 Elul of the church, ~~- Dr. Stuart C, on Sllllday, Sept. 24, at Zionist Candlellghtlng tlme-5:26 p.m. Eves. by appoi°ntment 781-4977 Hll'slclns. House, 17 Commonwealth Avenue, ------··------·-~~-·-···-- --- ·--, -

4 _ TiiE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1967 For news of your organization ~Blv.ZILPACT read the Herald. RIO DE JANEIRO-A new Pennsylvania To Allow agreement on technical coopera­ GUITAR tion was signed here between Is­ Business On Sunday i rael and BrazU. Eytan Ron, di­ HARRISBURG - Gov. Ray­ r INSTRUCTION rector of the division for Inter­ mond T. Shafer signed into I aw a national cooperation In the Israel b 111 permitting Pennsylvania r Foreign Ministry, headed a dele­ businessmen to do business on Folk gation which signed for Israel. Classic Sunday if they observe their Sab­ bath on a different day of the Plectrum JOE ANDRE'S week. The measure had long been sought by Pennsylvania Jewish Private School ORCHESTRA organizations. Gov. Shafer said that "!oo Music Teacher MuSic for that very special attajr Weddings Bar Mitzvahs- many of our citizens have been penalized because they worship EAST SIDE 351-4328 94443344 Res. ST 1-9080 God on a day other than Sun­ day ....all businessmen may now worship on their Sabbath ac­ cording to their beliefs, without OPEN MEETING fear of undue hardship to their businesses ." He praised the JEAN NIDETCH "healthy bi-partisan support" for the measure in the Pennsylvania founder and director of General Assembly. The Jaw amends an act of June - WEIGHT WATCHERS 24, 1939 , concerning selling cer­ will be guest speaker tain personal property on Sunday. Tuesday - September 26 - 8 p.i_n. The law now reads: "No individ­ ual who by reason of his religious Nathan Bishop Jr. High Auditorium convictions observes a day other Everyone Welcome than Sunday as his day of rest and Admission Free· actually refrains from labor or sectilar business on that day shall be prohibited from selling the above enumerated articles on Sunday in a business estab­ PICK YOUR · OWN MACS lishment which is closed on such other day." $2.50 PER BUSHEL ----- Mrs. Richard L Levitt Colin Jordan's Wife BRING OWN CONTAINERS Mi ss Fredda Ann Katz, daugh­ Phalaenopsls orchids, white ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Katz of sweetheart roses, stephanotls and Held Without Bail 15 Bevelin Road, became the ivy. LONOON - Mrs. Francoise bt"ide of Dr. Richard Lewis Lev­ Miss Arline Beth Pressman, Jordan, wife of Fascist leader PHILLIPS B. STEERE itt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan the maid of honor, wore a full­ Colin Jordan, head of the British Levitt of 1423 East Johnson length persimmon chiffon gown National Socialist Party, wa s or­ DOUGLAS HOOK RD. Street, Philadelphia, Pa., on Sat­ with yoke of matching satin. dered held without ball by a mag­ CHEPACHET, R. I. urday, Sept. 16, at Temple Emanu­ Bridesmaids were Mrs. Ronald Rosenblith. Mi ss Emily Singer. is trate here after she wa s ar­ EI. A captain in the U. S. Air raigned on charges of inciting Force, Dr. Levitt is stationed at Mi ss Jane Wolman and Miss members to set fire to a syna­ Sheppard Air Force Base, Wich­ Louise Yelin. They wore full­ gogue. The charge s included al so ita Falls. Texas. Rabbi Eli A. length persimmon crepe Empire one alleging that under her in­ f gowns. Al1 the attendants wore I Bohnen and Cantor Ivan E. Perl­ citement, some members had set man officiated at the 7:30 p.m. matching Dior bows and carried fire to a synagogue In Stanhope, candlelight ceremony, which was full dome-shaped bouquets of Middlesex. followed by a reception in the matching rose s and chrysanthe­ Mrs. Jordan asked Magistrate I meeting hall. mums. W. H. Hughes to release her on Herbert N. Katz , brother of I !{ , The bride, who wa s given in bail. Police In spector Albert /l marriage by her father, wore a the bride, wa s best man. Ushers W!ckstead opposed that appli­ white peau de sole gown fashioned were Dr. Edward Abrams, Allen cation. He told the court that four Apter, Dr. St uart Levinson and with bateau neckline, bell sleeves weeks were needed to complete and fitted bodice appllqued wlth Dr. Steven Sandler. 11,e mother of the bride wore the investigation of the activities b~ - re-embroidered Alencon lace and of Mrs. Jordan '"who had fled the DRIVE IN PLANT SERVICE: pearl clusters. Her A-line skirt a full-length gown of apricot chif­ fon embroidered with silver bugle co u n try and returned only e 1550 WARWICK AVE. was appllqued with matching lace recently." He voiced fear that, if HOXSIE 4 CORNERS - WARWICK beads. The mother of the bride­ and pearls, and motifs of the same she were released, wim.esses in ! e 859 WILLETT AVE. groom wore a full-length gown of I lace adorned her cathedral train the case, who had already been RE 7-4567 RIVERSIDE apricot silk lame with beaded I which fell from the waist. A threatened. woul d face further I queen• s crown of matching lac.e yoke and sleeves. harassments. ,. After a wedding trip to Puerto I Jeweled with sequins and pearls ' held her short, tull veil of silk Rico, they will live at Sheppard I illusion. She carried her mother's Air Force Base. Bail Lowered ' bridal Bible with a corsage of D. A, Gtmning Photo When it comes to On John Patler LAST WEEKS ARLINGTON, Va . - A $10,- Business Insurance ... 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Pro- two threats against Pa tier's life 39.Never: Sun Life policies will assure protection H. Of a 14. Morsel noun since Rockwell was killed. wedding 16. Behold! 35. Danish poet. of your lirm-anJ thus your family-in In granting only a $10,000 re­ 15. Yes: Sp. 18. Epochs weight ,1. Candle­ duction, Arlington County Judge the erent of death. 16. Stretchers 19. Carting 36. River: nut L. Jackson Embrey said he was 17. Dedicates vehicle U.S.S.R. tree concerned by the 11extremist" 20. Girl's 20. By way of 37. Walk- ,2. Preserve nature of Rochwell • s American FOR KE)" .UE,V - name 22. Hannonlze Ing 44.Pe.rt of Nazi party followers. Patter Is a A Sun Life · policy on the life of your 21. He.lf an em 23. Encroach stick 0 to be" former member of the organiza­ 22. Stannum tion. Key Man will help protect your firm 25.Slily und its future ~hould he die. 27.Rock I l 3 4 5" t1//, 6 7 8 29, Public ~ Vatican Attitude 10 II ' 12 notices f"OR SOLE PROPRIETORS- ~ 30.Show Me Seen Softening 13 ~14 Sun Life Sole Proprietor!!hip ins urance Slate: abbr. VATICAN CITY-An article ca n offset the loss to your hP.ir~ 1'4 hou1J S2. Data, for 15" ~16 In the weekly "L'Osservatore short ~ Della Domenica" dealing with the business be liquidated at your Jcath. 33. Dutch ~,-, 18 19 Pope Paul VI' s trip to Turkey painter 10, ~ ~ seems to Indicate that the Vati­ 35. Swlaa lake 10 t1//, l.l 22. l.3 24 can's position on the Inter­ 38.At home ~ nationalization of Jerusalem may ,o. Citrus fruit 25" lb :n "LO be softening. Instead of demands 41, Skin 0: for Internationalization, the arti­ 2.9 30 32 di.lorder f¾ 31 ~ cle stressed the desire of the 43. Italian poet 33 34 Catholic Church to have free ,4. Semblance f¾ ¾ ~ ~ access to Its holy sites In Old ASSURANCE COMPANY 45. Mlnu.a 3S )E, 37 38 3., Jerusalem. ,a.More ~ ~ Observers feel that the mod­ OF CANADA re.tlonal 40 41 41. erate tones of the current Vati­ DOWN ~ can's demands are aimed at ob­ ELLIOT F. SLACK 1. High carda 43 "f'I taining an Immediate workable 1018 INDUSTRIAL BANK BLDG. 2. Stock ~ solution. The Pope was to discuss holder'a ◄S r,41 the matter with Orthodox Patri­ DE I -2422 ahare ~ ~ arch Athenagoras in Turkey. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1967 5 GET NAVY GRANT to the Herald JERUSALEM - The United . :••·. States Navy has made a grant to Herald Recipes two Hebrew University physi­ ~ cists, Prof. Ernest Alexander and -APPLE TREASURE COOKIES A favorite• patio recipe pre­ Dr. Benjamin Fraenkel, to con­ LOVE Tf-lAT l cup shortening pared by the Rhode Island College tinue radiation research they had l 1/2 cups firmly packed brown Queeen, Janice Ann Tes~ler, dur­ been conducting under a $ I 00 ,000 sugar ing the Best Foods Cook-Out of U.S. Air Force grant. 1/4 cup llght molasses 1967 National College Queen Pag­ ~ pRICE 3 eggs, unbeaten · eant. 3 1/2 cups sl!ted- 0 BARBECUED CHICKEN all-purpose flour 3 chicken breasts, spll t 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 pound pareve margarine l teaspoon baking soda 2 tablespoons corn oil 3 teaspoons cinnamon I /4 teaspoon Instant minced gar­ 1/2 teaspoon cloves lic .1/2 teaspoon nutmeg I cup chill sauce Luxurious l cup chopped peanuts I /2 cup water l cup finely chopped apples I /2 teaspoon salt l package (6 ounces) semi-sweet I /2 teaspoon pepper RACQUET chocolate pieces I /2 teaspoon basil Cream shortening with brown I /4 cup dark Karo corn syrup CLUB sugar until light and fluffy; add Parsley, to garnish 6 Days • 5 Nights molasses. Add unbeaten eggs one ENGAGED-Mr. and Mrs. Wll­ at a time, beating well after each Brown chicken In margarine until llam Gollls of 124 Eleventh Street addition, Mix and sl!t nour, salt, golden brown. Meanwhile prepare announce the engagement of their baking soda and spices; add, Mix sauce. Put all sauce Ingredients daughter, Joan Sydnee, to Charles llghtly. Stir In peanuts, apples Into a saucepan. Bring to a boll UNFURNISHED FLAT Jay Frankel, son of Dr. and Mrs, and chocolate pieces. Mix well. and simmer 10 minutes. Pour off Joseph Frankel of 95 Ingraham Drop by spoonfuls on greased excess fat from chicken, if nec­ FOR RENT Boulevard, Hempstead, Long Is­ baking sheets. Bake at 350 de­ land, N, Y, essary. Pour barbecue sauce grees for 12 to 15 minutes. over chicken breasts; bring to a The bride attended Rhode Is­ Makes 5 to 6 dozen cookies. land College and Is a graduate of · boil then cover, reduce heat and simmer about 30 minutes , or un­ 7 ROOMS - 2 BEDROOMS, the Chandler School for Women In til chicken ls tender. Garnish Boston, Mass. She Is an art edi­ CREAMY APPLE SOUP AND 1/4 cup pareve margarine with parsley. Makes 6 servings. tor at Allyn and Bacon Publishing Miss Tessier's faVorlte cote­ 1 UPSTAIRS BEDROOM . Company, Boston. Mr. Frankel, a 1/ 4 minced onion s! aw r ecipe: graduate of Syracuse University, · 2 pounds tart apples AUNT CLAIR E' S COLESLAW CHOICE EAST SIDE Is a senior at Tufts University 2 cups hot water School of Dental Medicine. 4 Instant chicken bouillon cubes I (6-ounce) can evaporated milk LOCATION A July 4 wedding Is planned. 1/ 4 teaspoon ginger l/4 cup white vinegar 1/8 teaspoon nutmeg I /4 cup corn oil 2 tablespoons quick-cooking rice I tablespoon sugar Must be seen to be cereal I tablespoon celery seed appreciated 1 can (1 pound) pineapple Juice I 1/2 teaspoons salt So.cie.f.t/ -111 Melt pareve margarine In 3/4 teaspoon pepper 331-8711 3/4 cup diced gherkin pickles saucepan. Add onion; cook 2 min­ ADULTS PREFERRED utes. Pare, core and cut up ap­ I /2 cup pickle juice ANNOUNCE DAUGHTER'S BIRTII ples; add to saucepan with water, I medium head (about 7 cups) Rabbi and Mrs. Robert Schen­ ch I ck en bouillon cubes and cabbage, s hredded ~llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllj§ kerman of Honolulu, Hawaii, for­ spices. Cover; bring to boll; cook Chopped parsley merly of Providence, announce 10 minutes or until apples are Paprika the birth of their second child and soft. Add cereal, Put through food Blend evaporated milk, vlneg~r. daughter, Jamie Beth, on Sept. 3. mill or sieve, or blend half at a corn oil, sugar, celery seed, salt Mrs. Schenkerman Is the former time for 1/2 minute In electric and pepper. Add pickles and juice Arline Bloom. blender. Return to saucepan, Add to cabbage. Toss dressing with Maternal grandparents are pineapple Juice. Bring lo boll; cabbage. Garnish with parsley Mr. and Mrs. S. Henry Bloom of simmer 5 minutes, stirring and paprika. Makes 5 servings. :_;== 36 Lockmere Road, Cranston. ' ~J,E;W~:SR.~~i~~~ri: frequently. Serve hot or chilled E~i~:s Paternal grandmother Is Mrs. with chopped parsley and crou­ BOYS CLUB TESTIMONIAL -Bosley Crowth.er, N.Y. TIMES Joseph Schenkerman of Forest tons. Makes 6 servings, Hll'fs, N.Y. Rabbi Schenkerman The Fox Point Boys Club SATURDAY;f,EPT. 30 at 9:30 p.m. ~ was formerly with Temple Sinai Alumni Association has arranged Refreshment, at 11 :30 p.m . KARTOFFEL CHREMSEL ·5= in Cranston. a testimonial dinner on Sunday, T,aditional SEUCHOS SERVICES at 12 midnight;. (Potato Fritters) Oct. 8, at Rhodes-on-the-Pawtux­ ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED 4 potatoes, about I 1/2 pounds et for Jesse Rezendes and Jo­ Cantor and Mrs. Jacob S, 2 egg yolks seph "Bud" Latham, who retired BEN-LAR PRODUCTIONS present Smith of 288 Hamilton Street an­ I teaspoon salt this year after giving a total of 82 nounce the engagement of their I /8 teaspoon pepper years In Boys Club work. Mr. daughter, Sandra Frances, of I tablespoon potato starch Rezendes was for many years di­ London, England, to Capt, Ronald 2 egg whites rector of the Fox Point club and E. Meyer, also of London, son of Butter or •fat Mr. Latham was swimming di­ Mr. 3.l)d Mrs. Emmett E. Meyer Cook potatoes and peel. Press po­ rector of all Providence Boys of Walnut Creek, Callf. tatoes through a ricer, or mash. Clubs. Miss Smith r(!Celved her un­ Beat In egg yolks, salt, pepper, Tickets may be obtained at the dergraduate and graduate degrees and potatg. starch. ·Beat egg whites !'ox Point club and the ~x Cor­ from Rhode Island College and Is 1mtil stiff but not dry. Fold egg ners Department Store, East teaching In the Overseas Depen­ whites Into potato mixture. Heat Providence. Chairman Is Gus dent School System In High Wy­ butter In a skillet to depth of 1/2 Cordeiro who Is assisted by John combe, England, Captain Meyer, Inch. Drop mixture by table­ Ferreira, president of the alumni a graduate of San Francisco State spoonfuls Into hot butter. Fry un­ group, and other Association University where he majored In til crisp and golden-brown on-both members. International relations, !&.serving sides. Serve with _sour cream or In South Rulsllp, England, In the applesauce, If desired. Makes 6 United States Air Force. servings. A December wedding In Rhode BEFORE YOU.- KNOW IT Island Is planned, APPLE SNACK TRAY - l large package (8 ounces) cream ATTEND MAINE MEETING cheese THE HIGH HOLIDAYS WILL BE HERE · Mr. and Mrs. Edward I, 1/3 cup mllk Friedman ot Cranston have Just 1/2 cup whipping cream returned from Portland, Me., 1 cup finely chopped tart apples where they attended the meeting l cup chopped walnut meats Pla_n NOW to say "Happy New Year" of the International Association ot 1/2 cup finely cut pitted dates Industrial Accident Boards and Assorted crisp crackers Comm Is sion s. Chairmen ot Soften cream cheese; whip To Friends and Relatives Workmen's Compensation Boards with milk and cream; stir In ap­ not only thoughout the Un! ted ples, walnuts, and dates. Makes States but all over the world about 3 cups, Serve with crisp I. Jewish Herald comprise the membership ot the crackers. in the R. Association. . . . Your Greeting in the Rosh Hashanah TO BECOME BAR MITZVAH APPLE JOLLY BOYS Steven Bruce Miller, son ot 1/2 package (1 3/4 cups) Dr. and Mrs. Murray Miller, will buckwheat ready mix for issue of the Herald will reach all your become Bar Mitzvah at 11:15 pancakes l package (2 cups) corn muffin ti a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 23, at relatives and. friends no one forgotten Temple Sinai. mix 2 tablespoons sugar 1 teaspoon cinnamon Greetings are priced at NAMED TO DEAN'S LIST 1 egg, well beaten Roberto. Schulze, dean ot the 3 tablespoons molasses $3.00 • $3.75 • $5.00 college at Brown University, has l t:up cold water named 346 men to the Dean's List I cup diced canned Ask for rates on larger ads tor the tall semester. Among pie-sllced apples them are Sheldon J. Miller, son Combine mixes with sugar and THE R. I, JEWISH HERALD of Mr. and Mrs. David Miller of cinnamon; blend well. Combine FILL OUT AND MAIL BOX 6063, PROVIDENCE, R. I. egg, molasses and water; stir In 24 Nichol as Brown Yard, Univer­ THIS COUPON NOW! sity Heights, and Melvin K. Spi­ gradually. Stir In diced apples. EncloMd find ...... for which pleaM print o ,,..tine in fM SPECIAL NEW YEAR EDITION of th■ R. I. JEWISH HERALD. gelman, s on of Mr. and Mrs. Izak Drop by heaping tablespoonfuls on SAVE TIME Spigelman of IOI Douglas Avenue, hot greased griddle; flatten with a sophomore and a candidate tor back of spoon. Cook slowly, turn­ MR. and MIS. a Bachelor of Arts degree. Mr. ing often until well browned on • ADDRISS ...... Miller, a candidate tor a Bach­ both sides and cooked through. SAVE MONEY elor of Arts degree In Psys Set ftnlshed cakes In 300 degree CITY STAff _chology, is a J1mlor. oven to keep warm while remain­ ...... ZIP CODE der are cooked. Serve with butter ·• _ (Continued Oh.Pagell)-. a'.nd syrup or jam. ' forgotten. From the Synagogues In the FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY townlet we hear the blast of the Shofar early In the morning, as we go to the 0heder. Old men are THE ONLY ENGLISH JEWISH WEEKLY IN R I AND SOUTHEAST MASS sitting halt of the day chanting ...... _._.,. The Month Of Elul Psalms -and studying -for the Jewkh ,,._ PvWW... c-,pony preparation of the Fearful Days. lox 6063, P'r"6denc:e, l.l. 02904 l•'-Phone 12•-0200 My father, who was the. Hasan, PLANT AND OfflCE: HllALD WAY, Off WBSTH ST., ,AWT., I.I. 02161 the Cantor, In the Shu!, chanted CBJA ZUCICEHHG . , · · · · · ..... -- --. .. . Mo""li"I lditor _ By Beryl Segal bits of prayer from the Machsol", lot$ ATWOOD . •...... Editor the special prayer book for the The days are getting shorter And all this was done with the holidays. His chanting was sad S.wnd Ocru Po,t09• raid at hoviclertCe, lhode 1.-0nd and sweet and It spills over to the 5'.bsalption late.: Fiftffn Cents the copy; By Mail, $6.00 I"'' annum; outtide New England, $7 .50 per an­ and cooler, Winds with overtones utmost silence, almost In a num. lkillr. rates on reque1h The Herald aswmH wbtcriptlons are continuous unlitss notif..d to the contrary of autumn are In the air. Threads brooding mood, People spoke In a street, and people who passed by in writing. of gold and of red can be seen whisper. walked slowly In front of the

The Herald HWfflH no finonctCII retp0nlibility for typographical OrrCN'I in ad..,.rtiMrnent1, bt,,t wiU reprint among the leaves In the t.rees. Only the chicken dealers who house. that part of the odwerliMmont in which the typographiwl onor ocwrs. Ad..,.rtiMrt wiU pleote notify the The Joy In life has gone out of the brought back cages full of hens He chanted and the prayer was manov-monl i'!'mocUo.t•ly of any or~or which may occvr. flowers, and their brilliant color and roosters, their noises deaf­ almost a cry: has been replaced by somber ening as they came down the "My God, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 19~7 hues. road, woke up the townlet from ljefore I was formed I was not The month of Elul has come, Its Elul mood. · worthy, At this time of the year I re­ We, the children, were · filled And now that have been 'Pass The Challah' member the months of Elul of my with fear and trembling at the ap­ formed, That assimilati9n is a threat to Judaism in this country is be­ childhood. proaching Days of Awe and the It Is ~ If I have not been The mood of the season was In holidays that last almost a full formed at all, yond question. Facts and figures may be wrongly interpreted, but the air. You could feel It as If It month. The Rebe In Cheder Im­ Dust am I tn life, their general weight in this instance is on the side of drifting were a living thing. A mood of pressed upon us the seriousness How much more so In my away, deliberately or by inertia, from traditional practice. More seriousness and o; a sweet sad­ of the days. We could see In our death. are lost through intermarriage and conversion than are gained. ness settled over the townlet. minds' eye a tremendously large Behold, I stand before you, People said: scale standing on high, the scale 0 Lord, my God, and the God More children are outside the day schools than attending them . "Es lz mlr Eluldlg olfn of ll!e and death. We saw the of my fathers, Many persons give to community organizations the time and ef­ hartz." tongue of the scale wavering to Behold I am befor e you, fort which their parents and grandparents gave to Jewish organi­ "The mood of the month of the· right and left. On one plate of Like a vessel filled w1ti:, zations, and many of these will fold up when their present mem- Elul has settled on me." the scale were piled up all the shame and confusion, bers are gone. · That was a pensive mood, a sins and transgressions we did May It be your will, O Lord, meditative mood. The changes In during the year. On the other my God, and God of my fathers nature were reflected In the plate were our good deeds and That I may sin no more •• ," Yet there are parents who have returned to temple so that people who live so close to na­ noble thoughts of the year. And Thus every Jew In the little their children can attend Sunday school, but who stay once they ture. the scales were wavering back town confessed his sins and be­ a re back. Others have learned from their married chi ldren how The orchards and the gardens and forth. We envied the Rebe and littled himself before the God of to bless the candles and recite the Kiddush for the Sabbath, or were ripe with their goods. The all the old Jews In the townlet his Fathers. from Lubavitcher students on vacation how to don tefillin. Daily colors are all subdued, leaning who have not sinned and do not And thus, we, children of, this mostly on dull yellow, and blue, have to worry about the scales of little town, feel the mood of the minyans meet not only in the Orthodox and Conservative syna­ and light green. Peasants are judgment. All during the month Month of Elul, even now, though gogues but a lso in Reform temples. A mother who doesn't know climbing the trees silently and of Elul we were quiet little boys, many years have passed and her Hebrew name often has sons and daughters who speak fluent fill baskets of plums and pears and kind to each other, and many things took place, since we Hebrew and who joyously a ffirm their Jewishness. their love for and apples. They carry them just obedient to the Rebe, hoping that were children In that little town as silently to the huts, puffing on what we did all year long will be on the Ukraine. Israel and their allegiance to this country. their corn cob pipes. The gardens ?(4~",..,,,,... , ...... G,.~f;--'/4"'!,:G,"',","~,~~~ In Boston for the past year young married couples have been near the houses are tull of corn on the stalks and pumpkins on the meeting for "'Pass the Challah," a festive Friday evening tradi­ vines, and sun flowers with their tional dinner with guests matched to the host's table size a nd an heads hanging down deep In Israeli couple invited. thoughts. A little boy passes by a i YOUR MONEY'S garden or an orchard and he I These are indications that the tide is turning, that new com­ picks a pear or an apple, and he i~ WORTH ~ mitment to Judaism is beginning to characterize at least some says the blessing over fruit of the trees, and he goes on munching ~~ \ people in some communities. Some of the activities of earlier on the ripe fruit. :~ by Sylvia Porter ii "-"'"P-f~tions were appropriate in a time of- great immigration but The time of singing Is gone. --==-~ asic- clilture for most Americans is that of Time to think of the autumn and ,,~ THE VIETNAM ERA ,' I~ Q'i -,==~ ~ ~ T<' -~· .;ountry and when th~nsecurity and discrimination of an- winter ahead. Time to think ot serious matters. other generation are quite apparently not disturbing today's teen­ All day long the Jews of the The words leap out from page though, appropriate for me to agers. townlet are scattered In the sur­ six ot the just-passed "Veterans' suggest what sort of era It Is In rounding villages, buying and Pension and Readjustment Assist­ economic terms, and here I go. bargaining over the prices of the ance Act of 1967." Benefits, says THE VIETNAM ERA IS AN produce. In the evening they re­ the 1967 law, are to be paid to: ERA OF: turn home each with a wagon of "Veterans of World War 1, (1) Accelerating lnfiatlon, ris­ the good of the earth. World War 11, the Korean con­ ing taxes, tight money and histor­ HARRY GOLDEN The corn merchant and the ruct, or the Vietnam era." ically steep Interest rates, an un­ bean merchant come down the Just like that. Vietnam Era. happy foursome which rarely has road with sacks bulging, the You are not In a global war, as occurred before In our country. wagons creaking under the loads, you were twice earlier this cen­ Yes, we had lntlatlon plus high More Trouble In Suburbia Flats their horses sweating and foam­ tury. You are not In a contllct, as taxes In World War II and during Ing at the mouth. you were In Korea In mld~centu­ the Korean conruct, and we also Wagon loads of flax seeds ry• . You are In an ERA, officially had price-wage controls, ration­ come and go to the warehouses designated by Congress as "the ing, priorities, Installment credit and the small yellowish seeds Vietnam era," and officially cov­ curbs and/or other wartime I have said before and shall · system which will have to wait a pile up In hills In the bins, Chil­ ering "the period beginning Aug. regulations. But we did not have say again, "All Is not beer and year and eyeryone starts warring dren hover around the bins and 5, 1964, and ending on such date to battle scarce and expensive ho"'J In mlddle-classnlk Amer­ about whether the mall carriers fill their pockets with seeds to as shall thereafter be determined credit too. ica.' No slree. will go on strike. eat and to get satiated. The seeds by Presidential proclamation or This time, we have all four, Juvenile delinquency stalks One little dorp oiled Its roads are sweet and oily and satlstylng. concurrent resolution of the Con­ while we do not have wartime the cities, the traffic chokes you, and the oil-truck driver neglected And a long procession ot gress." controls to restrain a war which the cops are busy handing out to cover one of the drains that peasants• wagons come and go to It would be presumptuous ot does not officially exist. Intlatlon tickets to those who unleash their leads Into a culvert which In turn the warehouses of the big mer­ me to try to describe this era In Is speeding up as mounting costs dogs In the public parks, the feeds a brook. chants, Wagon loads of wheat and social, moral, ethical, philosoph­ push up prices and mounting de­ noise Is Intolerable, and a ton of The first comp! alnt came oats and barley and all the pro­ ical, political, etc. terms. This I mands pull up prices. Taxes are marketable goods disappears from those who own swimming duce ot the earth with which the would willingly attempt at your being hiked at every level as the from the docks every day , but It pools filled from the brook. The Ukraine was blessed. dinner table but not In print, It Is, Federal Government tries to Is nothing like, the aggravation complainers not only Inundated meet the costs of Vietnam and that besets the bedroom towns, Town Hall with phone call s but restrain the economy and other the Westports, the Montclalrs, Involved every I awyer In drawing segments of government try to the Lake Forests of America up Jaw suits. COMMUNITY CALENDAR cover their soaring expenses. where life Is so gracious they are The. second wave of com­ FOR LISTING CALL GASPEE 1-4111 ~ Ask for Calendar S.cretarv Credit Is being limited as the about to pass ordinances requiring plaints emanated from the wild­ MRS. BERTRAM L. BERNHARDT CALENDAR CHAIRMAN. Federal Reserve System tries, life lovers. The swans, the ducks, the serving of tea every day at ~ through monetary policy, to con­ four. · the muskrats, and the frogs were Saturday, S.pt•mlMr 23, 1967 trol Inflation until fiscal policy Over the summer these things all black and the minnows were 1:00 p.m,•Sl•t•rhood ond Brotherhood, Tempi. Sinoi, Squo,. Dance (taxes) can take over part of the have dead. 3:00 p.m.-Cong. Ml•hlcon TIUoh, Talmud 0cm happened In Suburbia Flats: 1:00 p.m.-Hillol, Theod- Bihl task. A fellow came back from his The third and most vociferous (2) Broad but extraordinarily Sundoy, September 2◄ , 1967 vacation which has Included a wave of c01:nplalnts came from 7100 p.m.-Ceng. Mlthli~ Tflloh, Tcdmud Oon Joyless prosperity, tour of all the summer museums mothers whose chi! dren were Monday, September 25, 1967 There's no doubt that we have to find a builder was constructing covered with oil picked up wading 1100 p.m,-"9vtdonco Chapter S.nlOt" Kadcntah, a.,utar MNtlne been and still are In a prolonged a house on the wrong lot, his lot, and dog owners who recited In 1100 p,m.-C,e1n,ton Chapter S.nlM HoclatNh, loard Meeting period oJ economic expansion to detail how they had to clip their 1:00 p,m,-llawt.-C.ntral folh S.nlw Hotkmoh, lte911lo, Mffti"'t the very lot he bought to protect 1100 p.m.-Temp!. le!h Da-..kl Methe,•, Au'n., l ..ula, Mffll"'t the highest economic peaks ever. himself against encroaching hu­ dogs to remove the oil . The 1:00 p,m,-Si,terheocl Tempi. leth ltNMI, ha"' Mffll"'t As of Oct. 1, the expansion will manity. The builder was very health department, the city engi­ 1:00 p.m.-Si,te,heocl Temple leth Am, ht11lo, Mfftl"'t be 80 months old, matching the ·sorry. He was, In fact, the pic­ neer, the oil company, and the 1:00 p.m.-1.1. C...ndl "•""' w-n, 1 ..111o, Mfftl"'t boom that spanned World War II Water Control Commission vis­ 1100 p.m.,lod. A11• . Ge,.kl M. Clomen 1)69 JWVA, -.,111o, MNtll'lfl ture of apology. But the lot owner 1100 p.m.-Lod. Aw•. Lt , '-•'"'"' llaem f214 JWVA, 1.,11to, Mfftl"I In the 1940s. Is In a law suit and what redress ited the brook and came up with 1100 p,m,,Temp.. 51nol-Men'• Clult, ._,.. MNtlne But the joy went out of the the cotll'ts eventually give him Is the unanimous decision nothing 1:00 p.m.-Wh.t Chee, Led .. 124 Knt9h1, ef Pythlat, ...uto, "':"tll'lfl boom last year. Because of the eaten up by the cost of tranquil­ could be done. Tw..d ■ y , S.ptMIIMr 26, 1967 danger that skyrocketing Vietnam In 1,00 p.m.,lad. An'n. ~ .... . Hefflw Day khMI, D■ nw kld.eff Lllnchffn izers. the meantime the oil-truck 1100 p.m.-CNn1len-Werwkti Choptet l 'Mi l 'tlth Wemen, ...,.. Mfft1"9 spending would set ott a new ln­ One township has Installed a driver who was paid on the basis I : IS p.m.-Mklam H•pUel, ...,_. ef Tn,,11Nt MNll"I tlatlon, credit was tightened al­ new numbering system for the at oil spread rather than the time w.-...... ,. Sept. 27, 1967 most to a crisis point and the convenience of the mall carriers, It took to spread It, like con­ 121,0 p,m,-Shte,.,._. Temple leth ■, CeffM Hwr basic housing Industry was forced fidence men of old, had neglected I :00 1f.m •• -..,1o, Mfftl"I Into a tailspin. At the same time, only to discover they Installed an ldS , .m.-ShfrerhMd T..,.a. leth M, ._,_. Meetlna tll'ban rather than a rtll'al num­ to pick up his laundry before 1:)0 p.m.-"-'-r w-n ef ...... W.Me, ...,._, MNKna the rise In Uvlng costs more than bering system and that the cl ti­ leaving town. l zOO 11 .m.-ShfrerhMd ,..,... .,_- · ■ , ...... MNtt,. wiped out the real value or pay zenry Is Irate. No one wants to be As George Orwell remarked 1:00 p . m . -Sht■rhMII Teffl,a. leth ShelNn, ....,. .., Me.ti,. hikes. Increasing costs ate Into the trouble with suburbia Is not 1:00 p.m, .....,.._ Temple lettl T-.h-Ct.MtM .lewtlh C.""''• ...... MNHnt 1008 1/2 Pitkin Drive, they want 1:00 p.m,-T.,_,. ,,...,,_. A•'n., 11etv• MNtl,. pront margins. The upswing that to be Number 7 Pltltln Drive like that you're bought, but that you n.,r-.y, s.,,. 21, ,,., had been so remarkably balanced they were. Tids necessitates the are bought with your own money. 1100 p.m.-1..-, w•m• O...tet l 'nei l 'rittl •- and healthy for so lope developed expense at another Numbering · (Copyright by Harry Golden) (Continued on Pace 12) · , nrn RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1967 7 BACHELOR~ PROGRAM Studies, Dr. David Weinstein, AJC Asks That U. S. CHICAGO-The College of president, said the program Is Jewish Studies here has estab­ designed to meet professional Train Arabs For Peace lished a program or continuing needs and the needs or men and J ewlsh education leading to the NEW ·YORK - The American women who want to study Judalca degree or Bachelor .of Judaic Jewish Congress last week as­ for personal enrichment. sailed as "(oily" Defense De­ partment plans to double the nwnher of Arab servicemen re­ ceiving military training In the U.S. next year and suggested that Instead of 633 Arab soldiers JULIE'S studying military tactics, 633 KOSHER DELICA JESSEN Arab students, or more, be trained In U.S. universities and Industrial pl ants. "The Pentagon claims this military training program Is for those Arabs who may· be tomor­ row's political and economic I leaders," said Stanley H. Lowell, AJC official, In a letter to the Secretary of Defense. "The way to develop such leaders, It seems to us, Is through training In poll­ tics and economics ....not by doubling the ranks of those to whom we teach the arts of war BLINTZES but by Increasing ten-fold the SALAMI nwnber we train In the arts of BLUEBERRY OR CHEESE peace." ______OR )d BOLOGNA \ Czechoslovakia Not 50TH ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Dressler or 46 Paris PKG. To Discontinue Tours Street, Pawtucket, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary FULL 9 8,#a 59( September 3. They have 6 children and 12 grandchildren. POUND .. NEW YORK - Cedok, the Czechoslovak Government's trav­ el bureau, said last week that It would continue to run Its regular tours to sites of historic Jewish In FANCY-ALBACORE · Interest In Czechoslovakia during WHITE FISH the next year's l,OOOth anni­ Hollywood. versary of Judaism In that coun­ 2 for 49( WHITE TUNA try. IN WATER There w'tll be no special anni­ ROYAL DANISH versary tours and promotional By Bar~ey Glazer literature for the regular tours SARDINES will not be tied In wlttt the I 968 celebrations , however. Had your irony for the week? member. those on hand were Karel Masek, North American The Israeli government Is ne­ mostly Christians. 2 29( director of Cedok, said this has gotiating with a company for the Buddy has a down-to-earth nothing to do with the diplomatic purchase of its' executive jet phi! osophy that has an Innocent ALL SALE ITEMS WHILE THEY LAST break b~ween C zechoslovakla manufacturing business for a re­ way of penetrating all religious FREE PARKING ON BRAMAN ST . LOT (IN REAR OF STORE) and Israel following the recent ported $25,000,000. The corpo­ obstacles. Ar times, he speaks Middle Eastern crisis. ration has been seeking to sell its with the wisdom of a 99-year-old "It's because we have had Jet Commander business. Talmudic scholar. word from the Prague Jewish The division is located near DID YOU know that Israel community," he said, ''that they Oklahoma City. Necessarily, the doesn't have a television station can promise our clients wlll be plant would be moved to Is rael. but the tiny nation has more than able to take part In any big anni­ Name of the company: Rock­ 10,000 tv sets In Its scattered l) versary celebration. Bur we will well-Standard Corp. homes? So? So, they receive their AT THE Sahara Hotel, Las movie programs by running up ;toliday ~ood~ess certainly sai to Americans, 'Come and see the historic sites, Vegas, Buddy Hackett had to put tall antennas on their rooftops 1,000 years old, of the Jewish down an anti- Semitic heckler. and bootlegging filmed telecasts community In Czechoslovakia.' " Buddy had asked, "Let me hear from Amman and Cairo. all the Jews here applaud." Then, Did you also know that the Is­ by the box-iull he requested, "Now, let me hear raeli Army won and los t an im­ Kansas JCC Returns all the Christians applaud." When portant part of the war? It cap­ the Christian applause drowned tured hundreds of the Arabian Gift Of Stuffed Bear our the Jewis h applause, at least movies, which they should have KANSAS CITY - A stuffed 30-1, Buddy commented wryly, byPassed discreetly. Now that Alaska brown bear, the remains 0 We Jews had better not make they have the film s they have no of one of the continent's most im­ trouble." way to telecast them. pressive beasts, ls being outsted Just then, the "one rhat is in NBC-TV'S Run for Your Life from the post Just In side the main every crowd'' made ht s obnoxious will soon show a segment titled, entrance of the Jewish Commu­ presence known by yelling out, -- " Shalom, Scorpio, Shalom," s hot nity Center here, because of pro­ "Yuh, but you Jews have all the In post-war days, Ina Balin tests that killing animals for the money." guests as an Israeli sabra with sake of sport violates Jewish Twisting his mouth as if he Ben Gazzara. laws and customs. were centering in on a prune pit, YALE SUM MERS, Daktari's The bear was shot by a local Buddy said, " Oh , ho, he is here dashing bur not confirmed bach­ attorney during a hunting trip to already. tr didn' t rake nim long, elor, now living near Schwab' s Alaska and presented to r_he cen­ did It? Anyway, mister, th at isn't Drug Store on the Sun set Strip, ls ter. When the presentation was true Morgan, Rockefeller, looking for a newer and bigger Emp ire 's delicious, caterer-quality French Puff-Pastry HORS announced, opposition per sudaed Hut;hes , Sinatra, Crosby - plenty house. Hollywood starlets have D'OEUVRES are ideal for your special luncheons. dinners, the center's boar d of directors to of Christians have more money declared open season on . the p~rties, after-theatre snacks. Ready in minutes. 24 delightful than Jews. But wh at's the di ffer­ handsome young actor. They'd pieces, 4 each of 6 popular Kosher va rieties. Fresh-frozen - reconsider. The board rescinded a box in the freezer and you're an inslant hostess! acceptance of the bear, and an­ ence? God only has people." like to twine their ivy around other location for the stuffe d ani­ The audience roared !ts ap­ Yale. mal is being sought. proval. It was comforting. Re- WHEN HIS guests step out in'ro the backyard, Bobby Morse waves sophis ticatedly at "my swim pool and tennis court." Actually, the young star is pointing at pictures. ( For And About Teenagers ) Until he gets around to installing the genuine features, pixie Bobby ts establishing his claim to society' s badges of affluence.

Soviet Press Ignores ◄ Atrocities In Georgia .l LONDON - The murder of · a e~trees Jewish couple and the rape of a An Empire ROASTING CH ICKEN or PULLET will be th e ◄ Jewi sh housewife In a town In the center ot ?elight al your holiday feast. More tender, plump THE WEEK'S LETTER:" DoJmisplacing values. You . do in­ Georgian Soviet Republic, new s of and dehc10L"sly succulent than any chicken you've ever which was totally s uppressed in tas ted! Kosher quality, plus Empire's flavor-sealed process, differences in grades at school Justire to yourself, your family, makes the difference. For festive dining - holidays and really matter: I am going Into and to the boy, when you let the local Soviet press, w~s re­ every-days - serve the country-fresh goodness of Empire. the 10th grade at school and down on :i,:our schoolwork. In­ ported here I ate In August' from the boy I go with is going Into stead of dropping down to be the Soviet Union. The report said Clffntd; •-tel ,nd salted. READY · that police In Kutals, the scene of TO ·COOtC.. lOOk !or !111 Empirt n1mt the 8th grade. We like each other with him, you should be en­ on FROZ£N BOUS. lhe Empire "'Int• a lot. He is 15 and so am I. couraging him to work harder, the crimes , have made no ar­ 111 on FR[SH•ICEO. Wholt. Cul Ups. Our parents have never said to study more and to do better rests. Brush. L11 s. Win1s r,yus. 81011111 . Routus. Pulttls. fOlll' lf. C1pon!., Co1n , anything about the difference of than he apparently has done In According to the reports , four Isl'!. Duck\. lurkty,. grades. But, I'll be going Into the past. The most Important hooligans broke Into the home of high school while he is still In thing - for you and for him - Isaac Danilovlch Papiashvill last The Most Trust&d Name junior high. Please help me. I is to get the education that Is April and killed the couple. They in Kosher Pouffry like him and never want to be available to you so that each of tlten broke Into the home next door of Aaron Khlkhlashvlll , who separated from him. My marks you will be prepared to meet the For stores nearest you, phone Distributor, have gone down because I real challenges that come your was not at home, They raped his · wanted to stay back and wait way when school days are over. wife and threatened to kill her. for him. This Is hurting my ed- She saved herself by giving them GLICK BROS. Kosher Poultry Products, Inc. all the money In the house. The ucation. Help!" • ,.,,, ....,. • ,.. ,... • ..,.._1_, ,.., _,.,. ABE WOLFF, HARRY GLICK report said that the crimes were OUR REPLY: The difference 0 ::"j~ .;",;•l;..,;_:Ut";:;.:~;-~ 164 FOURTH ST., CHELSEA PHONE 884-2570 ln grades does not matter. What co-N'I' AND SUIUIMN ,11is nrv,c1. known throughout the city but that matters Is the fact that you are ,u..,Ofl, n . the local press printed nothing. )

8 TiiE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDA'(, SE,PTEMBER 22, 1967 ! Ort Institute Offers Israel Communists Automation Seminar Criticize Soviet Union GENEY A A two-week TEL AVIV - "Kol Haamn," seminar on automation, devoted Hello Again! to p~omotlon of the teaching of the dally newspaper of the Israel computerized technology In ORT Commtmlst Party, sharply criti­ technical schools, opened at the cized the Soviet Union and Pre­ suburb of Anleres by the ORT 1 Sports News By Warren Walden mier Kosygin recently. The news­ Central Institute. Attending are paper declared that Kosygin's address to the United Nations 30 Instructors from ORT schools In France, Switzerland, Guinea, General Assembly was not of PLAY IS WORK - (Or, where cended the hill"?.??? They were help toward peace In this area Iran, Israel, Italy, Mall, Morocco have the twirlers gone?) - What and Tunisia. the baseball pitchers back In the "but had precisely the contrary has become of the "twirlers" and days when resourceful journalists effect." "hurlers" and "moundsmen., and objectively reported what had The newspaper called on all also that group that "toed the happened on the baseball field for .. Socialist cmmtries" not to fol­ THEO BIKEL s1ab.. or y,ere on the ''firing us. Now we have radio an­ low the Soviet lead on the Israeli­ line" or "on the m otmd,. or were nouncers who tell who is "work­ Arab Issue, but to work actively CONCERT 11flingers" or "slabsters" or ing" for which team and how In the United Nations and else­ "toed the rubber" or who "as- many Innings he "worked." It's where for the encour11gement of all work and no play and It's direct Israeli-Arab negotiations Sponsored by B' nai B'rith making "jack." toward the "conclusion of a last­ Hillel Ing peace" between Israel and the CUI AND TiiE OTHERS - It takes Arab states. HLLElUES -~ nine men to make a baseball TICKETS 621-8087 Moshe Sneh, leader of the Is­ team. So. If the pitchers are the WITH ISRAELI MUSIC - Stephen rael ' Communist Party (which Is AVAILABLE only "workers." what are the CUSTOM FRAMING Gould, 25, of Toronto, wrote the the majority faction among ls­ AT BOX OFFICE others? Maybe they're just original score, incorporating au­ raell Commtmlsts, as against a '' standers?" And when the umpire ORIGINAL ART thentic Israeli music, for the new pro-Arab minority) took Kosygin ~ays, "Play ball ," s hould it be ./ DECORATOR ACCESSORIES film, "Children of Israel." He to task in a speech at Haifa. Saturday Evening "play work?" Or would that mean graduated with high honors from WALL GROUPINGS that some were only making be­ Berklee School of Music, Boston, Beirut Hotel Owners September 30 lieve? Or would It be some sort DECORATOR SERVICE Mass., In 1966 with a major In at 8:30 P.M. of a relief If the announcers music composition. Want Border Opened would revert to the name of The composer wrote "Dia- MEEHAN AUDITORIUM 167 ANGELL ST. Pro,idence, R.I. pitcher? Remember the old an­ 1og ue of Self and Soul: Jazz Suite LONDON - Leading hotel BROWN UNIVERSITY GALLE.RY OPEN DAIi.\' 9:00 10 5;JO P.M. noW1cements before radio? For for Worship" for a worship ser­ proprietors of Beirut have ap­ Boston, such a one wlll pitch vice at the Pilgrim Congrega­ pealed to their Government to etc.? Ah yes. Workers go to the tional Church in East Weymouth, open the Lebanese-Israel! bor­ games to watch the players. Well and al so composed scores for der, -as tourism In Lebanon has NEW HOURS anyway, the baseBAW seas on will Eliot's u Sweeney Agonistes" and · suffered great setbacks this year, OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SA TU RDA Y soon be over. Have you heard i r "The Was te Land" while he was due to the June war. that way? "Baw instead of a student at Berklee. While at The hotelmen reportedly ex­ 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. " ball?" And now we'll be li sten­ school , he excelled in composing, pect that prospects for tourism CLOSED ing to football and basketbal I as orchestrating, riming , synchro­ next year will be even worse and the announcers say, "What a nizing and conducting original they may face disaster unless the SUNDAYS BAWgamel" And, "We've got a music for specific film projects. Israeli border Is opened good BAWgame going this after­ noon." Oh goll y, that's nawthin' -< when you hear some of the other Al(,:et/c, RESTAURANT enunciations such as "Perarve" 6-Day War Gives Impetus which Is s upposed to mean ''Providence.'' 280 THAYER STREET EDIFYING , TO SAY THE To Arab Women In Army LEASf - Believe it or not, I saw BEIR UT, Lebanon - Women war, Algeria adopted a law mak- a baw, ahem beg pardon, ball are becoming soldiers and work- Ing limited military training obllg- game going on in a cemetery. And ers In the Arab countries as a atory for all able-bodied men and WHY PAY MORE !- after looking at pushed over result of the war in June. Just af- women. _ gravestones. I said to myself, ter It ended, Egypt and Syria be- She officially announced that said I. "This must be a depraved' gan to emphasize the importance the goal was to give basic train- of Israeli women In that army. Ing to a million people by Novem- NEVER A LIMIT ON QUANTITY lot that finds amusement in dese­ Syria had started before June, ber, but the number of women In- crating graves." It must be the SPECIALS to organize a "people's army," eluded In this figure has not been SUNDAY-FRIDAY SEPT. 24-29 , same type that goes armmd breaking telephones In those out­ an auxiliary force designed for discl osed. guerrilla forays into Israel and Other Arab countries have not side booths . Al so the type of idiot WESTERN STEER-FRESH OR PICKLED who des troys trees and al so in Including women's units. It now In stituted any military program s the class with the morons who includes 300,000 persons, with for women, but several of them, WHOLE think It a duty to break windows. 13,000 of them women, according particul arly Jordan,have recruit- 99( to Syrian press and radio re- ed women for volunteer work with 10-14 lb. lb WHY-0, WHY-0? - Then I got BRISKETS AVER . · ports. Red Crescent societies. ro wondering about some kind of I aw that once made a "cut-out" Damascus newspapers have on a motor-car an illegal appli­ published pictures of women State Dept. Excuses ance. Straining memory seemed trainees In khaki uniforms. and to bring to mind that there was despite strong Islamic tradition­ Czech Autopsy Delay once some sort of ruling that re­ alism in some sectors of Syrian quired mufflers on auomoblles. I society, the program has not pro­ WASHINGTON - In Identical didn't definitely arrive at a con­ voked any known opposition. I etters to two members of Con­ FRESH - CUT-UP - TENDER ( U) clusion because a motorcycle The uniforms Include a short gress, the State Department made roared past, upsetting the at­ tunic-skirt that descends almost excuses for the failure of the tempted serenl ty of thought to the knees over khaki pants. Czechoslovakian authorities to lb. amidst the thunder of several This Is a gesture toward mod­ delay the intlal autopsy on CHICKEN BREASTS 5 9 ( esty, because regular men's Charles H. Jordan, executive sports cars. MORE FAULT-FINDING clothing on women is regarded as vice-president of the Joint Dis­ ALL BEEF-TASTY - N.Y. 999 'Seems that when we (taxpayers) Improper. tribution Committee, who met his spend oµr money building a new Every woman government em­ death in Prague last month. road-bed, someone always digs pl oye Is now supposed to have The delay had been asked to lb.77( up a piece and never fills it in as been Issued a rifle and taught

r THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1967 9 ROCKWELL LEFT $257 circuit court here. It listed six ARLINGTON, Va. - George children from his two broken Lincoln Rockwell, slaiti American marriages as apparent heirs. He BRIDGE Nazi Party head, left an estate of left custody of his body to Mat­ $257 and some personal belong­ thias Koehl, his designee as party 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 ings, according to a w!ll filed In chief to succeed him. By Robert E. Starr' I Just happened to notice to­ had three Trumps to the Jack. - day's hand and watched one de­ Which would be the more likely • furn:i.tu.re culprit? West had already shown • carpeting clarer go down simply by guess­ • lamps . Ing wrong. I watched It again and up with seven Clups to East's • a.ccessortes saw the same thing happen to one. East should be far more • interior several more. These declarers likely to have the three Trumps. planning were the guessers not the logical All the Declarers should have .oJf }· thinkers for the basic principle is looked at this hand In this manner contemporary furniture so simple that all the declarers but unfortunately for them not should have made four. enough do. Certain happenings at for home and office North the table can alter the probabil­ ities. Even in today's hand it was -~ ♦ K 6 4 NEW INTERIORS ., K Q 10 7 2 still possible for West to have the 724-5050 ♦ J 4 3 three Trumps but he was less no. main street at ♦ 7 4 likely. There was far more room -orovidence-pawtucket line West Eost in East's hand for he had shown ♦ J 10 7 ♦ 098 32 up with but one Club. ., J 6 4 Moral: Granted a guess Is , a OUR YOUNGER SET - David \' Void Samuel Resnick, son of Mr. and ♦ 9 8 2 ♦ A 10 6 5 guess but in many cases a sharp Mrs. Frank I. Resnick of 66 On­ &••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••r ♦ AK Q 10 9 8 3 ♦ J Declarer can utilize all 'the Infor­ Watch For The Grand Opening m atlon at hand to change a guess tario Street, is three months old. South His maternal grandparents are On October 2 Of ♦ A 5 into a great likelihood and some­ times, by getting a complete Mr. and Mrs. Louis . Vllker of .,A 9853 Park Avenue, Pawtucket. Pater­ ♦ K Q 7 count on either a hand dis­ ♦ 6 5 2 tribution-wise or pointcount wise, nal grandmother is Mrs. Samuel PEERLESS DISPLAY Resnick of Sessions Street. Mrs. Haskell Frank, of Provi­ into a sure thing. 521 ATWELLS AVE., PROV. dence, and Mrs. Paula Berman, of New York were North and TEL. 861-5656 South, all vulnerable, South deal­ Arab Opposition To Israel er. Featuring a. Complete Line of The bidding: S W N E-- Keynotes ASO Conference lH 4C 4H End MOLIDAY & SE.4SOHAL DECORATIONS West's four Club bid was a BOSTON, Mass - Liter­ Dr. Fayez Sayegh, presently preempt showing eight tricks If ature describing the Israeli gov­ delegate to the United Nations For Business and Home Clubs were trump. He was ac­ ernment as an outlaw govern­ from Kuwait, keynoted the con­ • tually a trick short in his own ment, practicing murder, apar­ vention Monday, citing three rea­ : • Artificial Trees • Ornament. hand so allowed the.bidding to re­ theldism, land-stealing, and "ln­ sons why Arabs should continue • • Flowers • Garlands main at !our Hearts, he couldn't vaslonist warmaklng" was dis­ to oppose the State of Israel: (1) know that his partner would be tributed to Arab students attend­ were the Arab nations to recog­ ! • Sprays • Lights i- able to provide both a Spade trick Ing the 16th annual conference of nize a J ewlsh state, Israel's and also an Ace which would their American organization leaders might believe that force -····················~··········~ i make five Clubs a fine sacr!l!ce. Thepropaganda emanated from can succeed; (2) even if Arabs I It would only go down two. He Federated Americans Again st Is­ recognized Israel, It is not likely couldn't realize how many De­ raeli Racism, or "F .A.I.R." for that the victors would pull out of JACK'S FABR1c·s clarers were going down at that short, proclaiming itself "dedi­ Arab lands they now occupy as same four H_eart contract. cated to the highest i;adition of the result of the early June con­ I Every Declarer In four Hearts American democracy. filct; (3) It's too early to recog­ DRAPERIES received the same defense. West nize Israel - to do so now opened with his Club King and Boasting that the Student Non­ would not account for the full po­ For Homes and Offices continued with two more high violent Coordinating Committee tential of Arab power. SLIP COVERS BEDSPREADS Clubs when his partner showed has announced Its "support for In his address, Dr. Sayegh ac­ out. Every South ruffed the third Justice for the Arab peoples," the knowledged that the Arabs had UPHOLSTERING WINDOW SHADES l small hate sheet remarks: "As Club in the Dummy with the King suffered not only a m!l!tary dis­ but here is where so many went usua:l, Jewish-1st politicians and aster but al.so had lost a diplo­ press violently slander 'SNICK' CALL PA 5-2160 I wrong. Without that defense It matic battle at the UN. for its forthright stand for equal I FOR AN EXPERIENCED DECORATOR would have been easy to draw the human rights." President Nasser of Egypt remaining Trumps no matter how greeted the students by cable: they were divided but now there Representatives of several "This issue Is that of our very We Will Gladly Help You With Any was a problem that one of the de­ · J ewlsh organizations, working in existence; It is that of the surviv­ Home Decorating Problem You May Have fenders might have three to the cooperation with the Jewish Com­ al of our clv!l!zation In the face Jack, which happens to be the case munity Council of Metropolitan of constant Invasion." (This Is Call Us Now. No Obligation. here. Boston, followed the proceedings somewhat in contrast to Premier The "unlucky" Declarers, 725 DEXTER STREET CENTRAL .FALLS at M.L T. as closely as possible N asser•s pronouncement of three MON., TUES. , WED. , FRI. and SAT. 9 to 5 ,30; THUR~DAY 9 to 9 who gave no thought to their pos­ after learning that the chairman years ago: "The possib!l!tles of sible problem, next played a of the convention committee on the future will be war with Israel. small Heart from the Dummy, arrangements had given assur­ It is we who will dictate the time; going up with the Ace. They were ance that the sessions would be It Is we who w!ll dictate the Shop MELZER ' S For the LARGEST SELECTION OF quite chagrined when their left open to the public. place.") hand opponent showed out and now JEWISH NEW YEAR CARDS they would have to lose a trick to And A Complete Line OF RELIGIOUS MERCHANDISE: the Jack. The Diamond Ace also e TALEIS!M • MAHRZORIM e YARMULKES e TAUS BAGS had to be lost so they went down. Israeli Group Sends Peace Wire e CHROME CANDLE STICKS e CANDLES I listened to one of them bemoan­ e ISRAEU GIFTWARE e RELIGIOUS JEWELRY ing her fate and informing her ,....______..; (_G_o_ld_a_nd-Sil•,.e_, _s1_a_,._,_E_t,_.J______~ partner that she never guesses To Arab Students On Convention Eve right. Actually, there was much IN STOCK IN PAPERBACK SPECIAL 6 DOZ. more than a guess involved here. make our deserts bloom, no se­ ON THE ISRAEL WAR BOSTON, Mass. - The text of SHABBOS 69"" BPOERX Our Declarer, after ruffing a cable sent by the Israeli Students curity for the innocents displaced CANDLES "" with her King, next played the by the force of Impersonal "STRIKE ZION" ----- Organization In the United States YAHRZEIT GLASSES 1 Queen from Dummy and when and Canada to the convention of events. CANDLES west showed out, she was now the Arab Students Organization "Nor has the war of last June 95c;: FOR able to take a proten finesse begins, 11 Shalom. 0 been a source of glee to us and 2 25«; against East's Jack. Her reason­ '' On the eve of your annual our people, for the death of Arab Buy In The Store That Gives You The' Best· ing was as follows: Her only convention, the Israeli Students and Jew alike is an obscene vio­ problem was if either defender Organization in ,the United States lation of our common hum_anity. Discounts And Fairest Dealings .. ', and Canada sends Its sincere "Your membert and ours - RELIGIOUS DEPT. CLOSED ON SATURDAYS - \ greetings and expresses its ear­ share the privilege of education Arab Refugees Given nest hope Riat your deliberation in the superb academies of this MELZER'S SHOPPING CENTER produce constructive proposals continent. It is . we, you and our­ 238 Prairie Avenue MA 1-8524 Open Evenings for the mutual betterment of all selves, who as the intellectual S9-Million From U.S. the peoples in our region. vanguard of our peoples, will UNITED NATIONS - Ameri­ "By the precepts of Its con­ soon · assume responsibilities of can aid to Arab refugees since stitution and the two hundred leadership in our region. We re­ - the end of the war in June years of its practical operation in pel the possibility that you wj.11 amounted to $9,900,000 it was re­ politics, our host, the United permit old cant and slogans, ir­ ported this month by the U.S. States, has become the very pro­ rational passions and rhetorical mission to the United Nations. totype of modern democratic gov­ avoidance of real! ty, to disengage A note detall!ng the contribu­ ernment, founded on free inquiry you from that which is real and tions, sent to Secretary-General after truth. Permit that example · which Is useful. U Thant, listed the following con­ to inspire you to confront the "Let your I eaders but I ook to tributions: 10,000 tents air-lifted deep problems of our common ours and they will see a partner to Jordan; a donation of $2 ,000,- region In your public dellbera tlons willing to discuss and settle po­ 000 to the United Nation Relief with the same candor, personal litical problems, able and eager and Works Agency for Palestine Integrity and courage which you to Join In turning the resources of Refugees: 24,000 metric ton s of have demonstrated Individually in our region to a better material wheat flour and 1,200 tons of your meetings with your col­ life for Its citizens: sharing a be­ vegetable oils given to the same leagues among us . lief that Israel and the Arab agency: $140,000 in cash donated "The events of May-June 196 7 world together can restore the to the American Red Cross: and have demonstrated for the third Middle East to Its historic gran­ $1,800,000 worth of food donated tlIT\e In twenty years the utter fu­ deur. Let us check your radiator and cooling system to various American voluntary till ty of armed confrontation as a "Let us work together to agencies In the Middle East. means of dealing with these prob­ bring into being the vision of our and give yo_u more miles to the 9allon. The note state<' that the United lems. Homelessness, hunger, prophet Isaiah , .. And they shall States is keeping the needs of the disease and distrust are not beat their swords Into plough­ refugees under constant review, problems susceptible of military shares, and their spears Into Boston Radiator & Body Works and that shipments of food for solutions. In that direction there pruning hooks: nat12n shall not 185 Pine Street Providence needy persons in the Gaza Strip is no utilization of modern medi­ lift up sword against nation - and on the west bank Is contin­ cine to cure our sick, no pooling neither shall they learn war any GA 1-2625 uing. of knO'Nledge and resources to more." ' 10 TI-IE RHODE, ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1-967 • N. Y. Board Of Rabbis Hails CouncifStateinenl NEW YORK - The New York Its recent declaration In Candia, Board of Rabbis hailed the World Crete, that the political lndepend­ Council of Churches recently for ·ence and territorial Integrity of all nations In the Middle East should be safeguarded. Rabbi Edward T. Sandrow, presjdent of the Board, which comprises 900 Orthodox, Con­ by Leonard Lyons servative and Reform rabbis, de­ Low quarterly payments cl a red that It was a "sign of courage on the part of the Chris­ E \ )I e 1 Barrymore's last for the exclusive use of Dr, for accident-free drivers Broadway hit was "The Corn Is Weinstein and hlmselt as long as tian clergy at Candia that they It's .needed, Member Downtown Porlcing Pion called for recognition of Israel by Green." The ingenue In that play Arab states In spite of the fact was a remarkable young lady, Bob Daley, the ex-N,Y. Times INSURANCE The 1 m a Schnee. She learned correspondent who wrote "The M & f that In many Arab. countries Whole Truth," a novel whose AGENCY INC . Christians are a minority and screenwrltlng by studying scripts by her Hollywood friends, then characters were patterned after their religious leaders are, Tlmesmen, Just finished another 331-9427 therefore, subject to heavy pres­ submitted her first attempt to 131 Washington St. Alec Guinness, who agreed to novel, "Only a Game." It's about sure by the Governments of these pro football. Daley once worked Providence play It. Arab lands, which are hostile to for the N. Y. Giants ••• Israel.'' She taught herselt Russian, by reading "War and Peace" with a Del Shofner, the Giants• end, dictionary. She learned enough was In Kenny's Steakpub last Sun­ T & W READING CLINIC AND Russian to be Interpreter tor day. He was asked If he felt any TUTORING SERVICE Konstantin Slmonov and Ilya Eh­ aches and pains. Shofner replied: Volunteer Bruce Reuter renburg during their trip to N. Y, "Did I play against the Green Bay (St. Raymond's School, Providen.ce, R.I.) And she also adapted a Russian Packers? Yes, I played against To Work On Kibbutz Saturday Morning Programs play tor Broadway. the Green Bay Packers. Well, the Bruce Alan Reuter, the 18- Reading Instruction- All Levels . She visited the Russian Tea elementary fact Is that anyone Tutoring- All Subjects- Small Classes year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Room here last week, In her new wl\9 plays against the Green Bay Jordan s. Reuter of 8 Griswold COLLEGE BOARD PREPARATORY role, Dr. Schnee, After her hus­ Packers must suffer aches and Avenue, Cranston, left on Sept, 4 band died she enrolled at UC LA pains.'' . for Israel as a Sherut La'am vol- · PROGRAM and won her doctorate In clinical (Distributed 1967 , by TheHall Syn­ untear. A June graduate of Ten Sessions Starting Sat., Sept. 23 psychology. She's just back from dicate, Inc.) (All Rights Reserved) Cranston High School East, he 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon Germany, where she lectured to will live on a kibbutz (which en­ Be prepared for December College Boards Gls on various aspects of I.SD, Histadrut Should Unite tails manual labor) for at least For further information, call 336-6673 Dr. Schnee Is through with the six months , and may stay for as theater except that her Harvard Jong as three years. He Is en­ son Is an actor there. Jewish-Arab Workers rolled In the Volunteers for Is­ Bob Klntaer, ex-White . House rael program. · aide and NBC president, has 20- LONDON - Unity of Jewi sh Fletcher Preparatory Scho9I and Arab workers through joint Bruce, who first read about 20 vision now In the eye which the program last January, did not was operated on. He's returning membership in Hlstadrut, Is­ COLLEGE PREPARATORY SPECIAL CLASSES rael's labor federation, would know where be would be assigned. to Washlngton for surgery on the He wrote that, even though he Is IN PREPARATION FOR DECEMBER other eye ••• Dore Schary's car protect the Interests of both groups, a two-man delegation not religious, he would like to VERBAL & MATH S.A.T.'s was destroyed, but he escaped In­ think that he "had a hand In jury, during his drive back to . representing - British I abor In­ dicated on their return from a building a great J ewlsh nation ••• Ten Sessions starting Saturday, September %3rd N, Y, last weekend ••• that the universal Jew can call 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon The tall young lady chose two visit to Israel. home.'' pairs of shoes, at A, S. Beck's In Frank Cousins , general sec­ Re9istrotlon clos•cl wh•" quote fUled He was active In school poll­ Washington, and asked If she retary of Transport and General Ap,licatlo11 w11t o• Requnt Workers Union, and Fred Heyday, tics and the dramatics and track could pay by check. The manager clubs In Junior high school, He 13& County Road, Barrington, R.I. 245-5400 would have to approve, said the chairman of the Trade Union · In­ ternational Committee, who com­ played Pee Wee football and salesman. She wrote the check, hockey and also enjoys basket­ for $16.46, The salesman noticed prised the delegation, were guests of Hl stadrut In Israel. ball, football and surfing. He Is a the check was on an out-of-town skilled fisherman, camper and BIG bank, In Texas, and asked If she They expressed their satisfaction with their visit and emphasized canoeist. had a Washington address, "1600 Bruce attended Camp Center­ Pennsylvania Ave.," she said ••• nthe complete understanding" which had been evident between land and was a Junior counselor Further Identification? at Camp W-atmough. lie was for­ Her Secret service man the Israeli unionists and them­ selves on most of the Issues they merly a Hebrew school student at stepped forward and Identified Temple Beth David, FLOOR COVERING CO. Lynda Bird Johnson. had discussed. Benny Goodman, Gene Krupa SHOWROOM: 195 Cole Avenue and Teddy Wilson were reunited In a musical number for the TV special, "I Remember Illi­ He did ii again with drops and ends . nois" ••• Gen. Essa Weizm;µm, He'll save you enough till your pocketbook bends who created Israel's Air Force, Is Carpet or inlaid it's no never mind In N.Y. for a reunion with some of - I To him they handle as one of a kind his. veterans .•• Your credits no good - So cash you must pay The Olympic Com mlttee Just But so must his sister or Mom the same way sent a three-man delegation to Quality and Service - 30 years do prove South Africa, to see If athletes of So call the BIG- T before making your move. .all races will have equal oppor­ MURRAY TRINKLE FLOOR COVERING CO. tunity to make the squad, Its Call me any time al: 521-2410 apartheid policy In sports, too, SON TALKS BACK, WITH LOVE, kept South Africa out of the last Olympics ••• One of the three TO UNHAPPY RETIRED FATHER officials sent to Johannesburg Is he Jetter that appeared here , cannot afford the mistakes of a a Nigerian, He'll have to be put Tfrom a Retired Man to his Son ' depression, or of a war. Such mis• up at the same hotel as his two has been disturbing to a thought• Itakes may destroy the birthright TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM white colleagues. ful young man-Carl J. Moore, Jr. , of our sons. W. A. Swanberg, who wrote of the Stetson College of Law in It is this part of yo ur legacy Rochambeau Avenue at Camp Street the biography of Hearst and the St. Petersburg, Fla. He has writ· ! that is responsible for a feeling new one on Pulitzer, has been ten a reply for his generation: of belligerence. In many ways signed to write the biography of To a Retired Father the world you faced with its hard- Cordially invites you to membership Henry. Luce ••• Carol Lawrence Hometown, U.S.A. ships is _m4ch preferred to the and participation in our Temple. and Gordon MacRae, who'll co­ You charge the young men of one that 1s our lot. star In "I Dot" settled on the or­ my generation with passive arro- . I am proud and grateful for the der of their names In the' ads by gance toward yqu. You say that; struggle you and _Mo i:n ~1ade to flipping coins. Of the 12 areas In­ Dr. (Rabbi) Shlomo Sharan we young ones think we are su- 1 brmg me to my pomt m life. And volved, each won six. perior and that we patronizingly I am truly sorry 1f you feel you of Jack Carter and Dick Shawn, regard you as an insignificant cog have been slighted, and ~hat what Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Tel-Aviv, Israel co-star r Ing In "The Odd in our machine of life . . . you have been couldn t matter Couple," solved their billing . less to me. I am a personal and I will preside at inspiring High Holy - problem by agreeing to have their You are parUy nght that an living m numcnt to you. r am 9 Day Services, assisted by an ex­ names crisscrossed In the ads, ~thtude of passive arrogance ex- what you created and built. What The stars, who'll open In the 1sts between our two generations, I am is what you have made, and cellent Choir, conducted by Ecor comedy at Westbury, have had but not for the reasons you enu- my son-your grandson-is a con­ llosenberg. strange responses to their criss­ ~era!ed. 1 thm_k the trouble be· tinuation of that construction. Can crossed billing. Their fans• let­ gms m your po1~t that the world_ this really be cause for complaint? THE MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE ters are addressed to "Dick Car­ we have tod_ay 1s the legacy of Are we really so far apart? I is processing applications and ter" and "Jack Shawn." your generation. . . think not, for you are consciously My generation 1s adventunng and .unconsciously my ever-pres• memberships at the Temple on: ------....--- There'll be a one-hour TV special made of the joint Holly­ into a new area-into this legacy ent companion. Can mundane wood Bowl concerts of Herb Al­ of yours. We are somewhat afraid letters ever serve a useful' pur• Wednesday, September 20 7:30 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. pert and the Tijuana Brass, Ser­ and we feel an unparalleled need pose? Can the time between visits Thursday, September 21 7:30 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. for hurry. For the legacy from really count as a measure? I think Sunday, September 24 • gio Mendez and Brazil '66, and 9: 30 A.M . to Noon the Baja Marimba Sana ••• Tom your world has not come with not. A part of me always remains Monday, September 25 7:30 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. unmixed blessin gs. Vast riches with you, and a part of you is Tuesday, September 26 7:3p P.M. to 9:30 P.M. Marg!ttal, vice president of Res­ Wednesday, September 27 taurant Associates, brought his beyond compare . . . yes. But always with me even though the . 7: 30 P.M. to 9: 30 P.M. there also is a liability which physical ,iistance between us Thursday, September 28 7:30 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. top chefs from the Four Seasons may Sunday, October l 9:30 A.M. to Noon and Forum of the 12 Caesars to until now was nonexistent. My be great. generation realizes, as did yours, You have given me a job to do I his seminar on "Food and Clv­ Morton Y. Paige-Membership Chairman !llzatlon" at the University of that it does not hold a copyright and I am about my father's busi'. . on sex, but there is one distinc• ness. You have placed a duty upon Bernard C. Gladstone-President C allfornla. tlon: for you, I was the first baby me, and I am happy with it. That Frank Sinatra• s cancellation ever born; for me, my son may be your love and prayers are always of his Las Vegas booking at the the last. with me, I know. That mine are Please attend our Midnight Slicoth Services on Sands suddenly Jett him tree to I spoke ot the need for hurry. ever with you, you should know. Saturday, September 30r 1967 catch up on some neglected mat­ Obsolescence is an every-day Sincerely, preceded by a social period with an opportunity ters. His nrst move was to send word in' my generation, not only YOUR SON for Or. A. lf.°Welnsteln, his den­ in regards to machines and In• r,,. GOLDEN YEARS ....,. ... -tot to meet Rabbi Sharan tist, to fiy from N,Y, to Los An­ dustry, but to some elements of now n••r. 11on• He In ..,. <•• •tai"JI geles . • • Sinatra rented a local -our society. In these areas we ~~.=~ 11N.G;~•• Ce 1 dentist's otnce and laboratory, ~!9y~• i1:, 11-IE RHODE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1967 11 Scientists' Team To Set Up Ohawe Sholam Names Rabbi Raizman . . , . , Field Camp In Sinai Desert THEO BIKEL Begins Lectures, Classes, Sports CONCERT JERUSALEM - A temporary barren, and, for a geologist, Rabbi Chaim Raizman, for at 9:15 a.m. The weekly class branch of the science department that's heaven." four years the New Jersey State will follow· services at 8 a.m. and Sponsored by B'nai B'rith breakfast at8:45 o'clock. of Hebrew University will be es­ The .geologists will study the Administrator for the Beth Med­ Hillel tablished on the Sinai Peninsula extraordinary granite formations rash, has been engaged as the The Synagogue Hebrew School in about a month, when a team of spiritual leader of Congregation meets four days a week, Monday in the Sinai and the coral reefs In TICKETS geologists, botanists, zoologists the-vicinity of Sharm El Sheik. Ohawe Sholam, Pawtucket. · through Thursday, .from ·4:15 p.m. He is a graduate of Rabbi J a­ to 6 p.m. , for boys and girls from and archeogists w!ll set up shop The zoologists will examine 1 I AVAILABLE in some of the abandoned houses the llfe in the Red Sea and Medi­ cob Joseph School, New York seven to 13 years old. AT BOX OFFICE along the east coast of the Gulf terranean, in an effort to mea­ City, and attended Brooklyn Col­ A teenage youth group and of Suez, which has been in Israeli sure the effect the mixing of the lege. He was ordained by the Hebrew high school are planned hands since the war. waters through the Suez Canal Halach!c authority, Rabbi M. for synagogue members between Feinstein, and received the high­ Saturday Evening "We'll have a semi-per­ bas had. the ages of 13 and 18 years, as manent field' camp therll," Prof. The university's botanists want est degree of ordination , Yoreh­ well as a forum, uYouth Wants to September 30 Yacov Bentor, the head of the to make experimental pl antlngs Yaclin . The 32-year-old rabbi Know .'' at 8:30 P.M. un ! ve rs! ty' s Department of to discover what varieties of plant also did graduate work In Talmud ,---cup our----.. Geology, said, "And we'll stay as llfe can survive the desert con­ and theology at the Beth Medrash MEEHAN AUDITORIUM " All "'°•• of FoWlion and Modeling World" long as the politics permit." ditions. The medical' scientists In Gevoha in Lakewood, N,J. He BRbWN UNIVERSITY The scientists decided to con­ the team will study the other wrote and published an hi storical BARBARA SUNDERLAND I centrate their efforts on the Sinai · scientists, to see what effect life biography, "New Horizons ," of I SCHOOL OF CHARM when 'a four-day survey Just after in the desert has on their phy­ The Rabbi Aaron Kotler Talmudic AND MODEUNG In stitute for Advanced Studies. the region was captured in June siology. TOTS - TEENS CREATE YOUR OWN revealed rich researi::h poss!­ He and his wife, Helene , and "I had a chance to study the CAREER GIRLS-HOUSEWIVES b!l!tles. Sinai for a month and a half In their three children will live In DISTINCTIVE At that time a group of 25 ge­ Providence until the home which BEAUTY PAGEANT 1956," Professor Bentor said the synagogue purchased on Bl od­ PREPARATION ol og!sts and botanists examined with a smile. "But it's difficult to the rock formations in Sinai and ge tt Avenue is ready for occupan­ PRIVATE AND CLASS STATIONERY! conduct research when you have cy. brought back about half a ton of 10 INSTRUCTION wait ten years between visits Programs pl anned for Ohawe specimens for study. to your subject." Israel held the CALL The botanists explored the Shalam this year are adult educa­ Sinai brlefy after the Suez war of tion courses, basketball, a Bible desert vegetation at various alti­ 1956. tudes up to 2,600 meters (about cl ass, Hebrew school and a youth l-~~:!~~..:..12~- When the scientists visited the group. 8,600 feet) at the top of Mount Sin.a! in June they al so conducted Sinai. Rabbi Ralzman is delivering a survey of the mineral and agri­ the first series of lectures, "Re­ Research was al so begun on cultural resources. Chief among the Bardawil Lake, a salt-water ligion, Fact or Fiction," In the "6 ""' the former is the oil from the adult education course which be­ lagoon on the northern Sinai coast Egyptian wells along the coa st of west of El Ar!sh stretching as .far gan this week. Lectures will be It 's so easy with the Red Seal the Gulf of Suez south of the canal. held in the vestry every Weilnes­ Personalized Embossing Set. west as Rtnnani. near Port Fu8d. .. The Israelis are pumping the Fisherman Knits are Hot! The shallow I agoon Is rich in day at 8 p.m. and will be followed Enjoy the elegance of using so­ well s , which the Egyptians .. say by an open forum and di scussion. cially correct personalized let­ aquatic life and supplied 1,300 produced about $50-milllon worth· ,ons of fish a year to Egypt. A prominent guest speaker will Hand knit all ters, envelopes, notes and of oil a year. This would exceed appear at leas t once a month, it wool pull greeting cords. Create them The Sinai, in Professor Ben­ the yearly oil consumption of Is­ over is the whenever you need them with tor's words, is a "geological was announced. Elected to serve rael. There is a pipeline from on the Adult Education Committee hot new look your personal monogram or paradise." name and address. And you El ath on the Gulf of Aqaba to the were Dr. Leonard Komros , in young jun­ Sitting in hi s specimen-clu- · Mediterranean port of Haifa and ior fashions. can emboss your monogram in tered office at the university, he chairman, Edward Gershman, A great go - gold, silver and colors, too! presumably some of the Sinai oil Robert Finn and Joseph Lenz. with - every­ said: ls being exported to Europe. The Red Seal Personoliz.ed Em­ ) "The Sinai is one of the most The synagogue ba sketball th in g top bossing Set makes it so simple beautiful deserts in the world. It In addition to the oil, there team for boys aged 15 to 18 prac­ that -s - t - r to achieve all the subtle beauty are heavy deposits of manganese t - has outcroppings that go on for tices eve ry Thursday at 8:30 p.m. - e - c - h of die-embossing. Ideal as the at the settlement of Umm-Bugma, -e-syour 300 miles. It's almost totally at the Slater Gym, Pawtucket. unusual gift for any occasion. J which the Egyptians have been The season will open after the wardrobe. Attractively boxed. r working at a rate of 200,000 tons high holidays. · Red Seal Personoliz.ed Emboss­ a year. A Sunday morning Bible cl ass $15 ing Set i JWV Leader Commends There are also unworked will begin this Sunday, Sept. ?.4, . with choice of TWO dies phosphate deposits and some in­ dications of copper, though It Is .. ,,s109s· ~ Army For Nazi Ruling not yet known how much or Ohawe Sholam To Show (The following letter was whe ther It would be profitable to MAURICE C. SMITH written by Samuel Samuels. Na­ mine it. 'Last Chapter' On Slichos CO. INC tional · Commander of the Jewish What to do with these re­ An award-winning highly­ War Veterans, to Stanley Resor, sources has yet to be decided by praised documentary film, "TI,e I b9 DORRANCE ST 463 Anpll St. PROVIDENCE 3 RI Secretary of the Army, com­ the Israeli Cabinet. The Ministry Last Chapter," will be shown on Wayland Squcua mending the Department of the of Development is preparing a Saturday, Sept. 30, at 9:30 p.m. at Downtown ,awtucket Downtown Woontodlal Phone 421-1064 Army's refusal to all ow the fol- report on the resources 10 be Congregation Ohawe Shol am, 1owers of assassinated Nazi submitted to the Government Pawtucket. Refreshments will be George L. Rockwell to wear their soon.' served at 11:30 p.m. and Sllchos · Insignia In a national cemetery.) · services will follow at midnight. The movie, a "graphic and Honorable Stanley Resor . eloquent recollectlpn of the 1,000 year history of Poland's Jews," Secretary of the Army • The Pentagon Ils narrated by Theodore Sikel, Washington, D,C, . [ with music by Vladimir Heifetz. May I express the position and It was written by S. L. Shnelder­ man and produced and directed by recommendations of our organi­ (Continued from page 5) zation In connection with the cur­ Benjamin and Lawrence Rothman, rent controversy over the funeral ANNOUNCE SON' S BIR11-I who received the annual award of the late George L. Rockwell, of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Barlls for the most distinguished docu­ the American Nazi Party. of 650 Huntington Avenue, Boston, mentary film of Jewish !n_terest We commend you for your de­ Mass., announce the birth of their presented by the National Council cision that Nazi uniforms, in­ first child and son, Al an Rainen, on Jewish Audio-Visual Mate­ signia and ceremonies are in­ on Sept. 2. Mrs. Barlls Is the rlal s. appropriate and forbidden on the former Lea Mermelstein Reservations may be made by grounds of a national cemetery. Maternal grandparents are telephoning 272- 4733, 725-2033, However, we recommend that, Mr. and Mrs. David Mermelstein 723-0557 or 725-2095. Only 200 consistent with such a ruling, and of Gallatin Street and Mr. and seats are availabl e for this first based on the same principles, a Mrs. Harry Sarles of Wriston showing in Rhode Island 6f "The decision should be arrived at by Drive. Last Chapter:" you, forbidding the burial, in a ------national cemetery, of anyone oth­ BEACH WEDDING PLANNED Dr. Sharan To Lead, erwise eligible, who is ,garbed in Miss Cynthia 81 au of New Beth Sholom Services a Nazi uniform or swastika. York City, daughter of the late Once you adopt such a policy, Mr. and Mrs. Al Blau of Provi­ Temple Beth Sholom ha s en­ It could be Implemented effec­ dence, will be married on Oct. 22 gaged Rabbi Shi omo Sharan of tively, without violating the sanc­ to Steve Friedl and, son of Mr. Tel-Aviv and Milwaukee, Wis., tity of a sealed casket, merely by and Mrs. Jacob Friedland of for the High Holy days . DAVIS' requiring that the duly licensed Deal, N.J., on the private beach Dr. Sharan was ordained to funeral director who certifies in front of the Friedl and' s home, the rabbinate in I 957 and has identity of the deceased and other It is announced by Mr. and Mrs. served as rabbi for several Con­ 721 HOPE STREET facts, also certify compliance Benjamin Blau of 311 Cole Ave­ servative congregations, and also with other re,gulatlons and pol­ nue, aunt and uncle of the bride­ as a cantor. Rabbi Sharan is a HONEY or EACH icies of the Department of the to-be. A receptl on will be he Id at graduate of the Jewish Theo­ Army, Including the one barring the Blau's home later In October. logical Seminary and received hi s SPONGE .CAKES 59( nazl emblems or uniforms . Miss 81 au, a theatrical book- · doctorate In Clinical Psychology from Yeshiva University In 1965. The discredited American Ing agent, Is known professionally POTATO OR KASHA , Nazi Party, a tiny b~nd of Irres­ as Cynthia Blair. Her flance, a From 1961 until 1965, he was a ponsible extremists, Is clearly singer and entertainer, Is better staff psychologist at the Albert bent on attacking our democratic known under hi s professional Einstein College of Medicine In KNISHES DOZ. 59<: society, as well as law and order. name of Brute Force. 1he best New York. He Is now a professor Whlle their rights should be re­ man will be the bridegroom's of psychology at Tel-Aviv Uni­ spected and protected, their ac­ brother, David Friedl and, a New versity, and also a consultant tions In violation of Jaw and order Jersey as~emblyman. Maid of with the U.S. Government. He has DOZ. be"n a Hebrew teacher at Hunter EGG ROLLS 1.19 should be promptly, firmly and honor will be Miss Benita Bl au of vigorously dealt with. New York City, the bride's cousin College. We urge you to continue to and a United Press International­ Sllchos services will be held on HOME-MADE follow such principles In future TV reporter. Sept. 30 at mldnb:ht .. dealings wl th such groups as the Among the guests wil I be 'The HORSE RADISH AND American Nazi Party. Mamas and The Papas, 1be To­ ISRAEL'S PEANUTS Samuel Samuels kens, Lois Lee and Tom Dawes of HAIFA-Israel cultivates PICKLED HERRING National Commander 1be Circles. A New Jers"y rabbi about 12,000 acres of peanuts, Jewish War Veterans of will officiate at the beach wed­ half the acreage being In collec­ -pie U,ited States of America ding. tive settlements, 12 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1967

TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL Doctors At Hadassah Treat Arabs 155 Niagara Street Providence, R.I. For Diseases Eliminated In Israel Hebron. At Hadassah, the patient Has dates available for the Fall and Winter By Philip Gill on sea son 1967-1968 in its newly completed ts making excellent progress. air-conditioned Social Hall. Plan to have your JERUSALEM - Arabs from Several Arab chll dren suffer­ Bar Mitzvahs, Weddings, Anniversaries, and all the West Bank and the Old City of Ing from cirrhosis of the liver have been adml1ted to the Pediat­ social functions here. Jerusalem are flocking to the Ha­ dassah-Hebrew University Med­ rics Deparnnent. Hadassah pe­ - Seating capacity 300. - ical Center for treannent, some diatricians are trying to deter­ You are welcome to inspect our fine facilities. of them with diseases eliminated mine why Arab children have this For further information call Temple Office at from Israel years ago. _ disease, so that preventive mea­ WI 1-6668 or HO 1- 11 86 days call St Many of the patients had made sures may be taken. 1-9330 evenings. the rounds of Arsb hospitals In In some in s tances, Israeli the Middle East, seeking cures Jews are bringing old and new between the Mediterranean and Arab friends for treatment. One the Euphrates, while they were Arab In Nablus had Injured his denied access to the largest med­ head when he fell from a window. Weinstein's lake Pearl Manor, Inc. ical center In the area, only a When he was visited by a veteran WRENTHAM, MASS. off Route 1 A few miles from their homes. Israeli building worker from Je­ For example, Mary, a resident r usalem, who had known the EXCLUSIVE KOSHER of Bethlehem suffering from hy­ Arab's father and uncle In the old perthyroid, had reached a critical days before 1948, the Israeli In­ OUR YOUNGER SET - Lyn (Eve­ stage of weakness, fatigue, sisted on driving the Injured Arab CATERING lyn) Geremia, 11 months old, Is loss of weight and heart palpita­ and his wife Immediately to Ha­ the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tions. As soon as the war ended, dassah for • examination by a ANYWHERE IN NEW ENGLAND Louis C. Geremia of Cranston. she wa s admllled to Hadassah, neurosurgeon, who treated the · Maternal grandfather ls Sidney --w here she wa s treated with ra­ patient at once. HOTEL OPEN THIS SUMMER FOR SOCIAL FUNCTIONS ONLY Jaffa of Cranston. Paternal dioactive iodine in ''correct Many Arabs suffering from grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. doses." Radioactive Iodine had Louis J , Geremia of Cranston. skin diseases, eye ailments , dys­ Reservations Now Being Accepted been used when she wa s treated entery and other Internal dis­ Great-grandmothers are Mr s. In Beirut, but the dosage appar­ Rose Levine of Cranston and orders now are streaming to Ha­ For The High Holidays ently wa s incorrect. At Hada ssah, dassah, Most of these Illnesses For reservations write or phone EV ,4.3102 - ST 1•9761 Mrs. Ro se Jaffa of Bloomfield, she responded rapidly to treat­ KASHRUTH SUPERVISION Conn. had been endemic In Israel years ment and now ts our of danger. ago and had been eradicated. Lat- She shoul d return home to an ac­ . er, they had been re-introduced 'tlve life wt thin a few weeks. when hundreds of thousands of CONGREGATIONS An Arab in Hebron had fallen immigrants came to Israel from CAMPUS Into a ditch and had a possible Oriental countries , bur once again spine fracture. Hebron Hospital the di sease s had been mastered. referred him to Hadassah In Je­ Today, these illnesse s have re­ SONS OF ZION ANSHE KOVNO rusalem and he wa s brought here turned ro the Israeli scene and VIEW in an army ambulance , accom­ Israeli phy sicians are dealing panied by two Arab nurses. There with these communicable dis­ TICKETS ON SALE Brown University ts no orthopedic specialist In eases In Arab patients. FOR THE HIGH HOLIDAYS The Advent Of the rcultus Hippie' Back- to-school days are here. You can find It near Fox Pt. op­ IN THE VESTRY It sort of speaks for Itself. There posite a church. And of course i sn't very much more you can there is that recent target of EVENINGS: 6 to 9 P.M. say. Except maybe that stripes half-hearted rioters on the East are In this year which doesn't Side , Hun g-Up. It sponsors a ' SUNDAYS: 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. seem to help the advance of civ­ half-hour program of head music ilization in any direction. Mean­ on WICE at the bewitching hour of FOR RESERVATIONS while freshmen week has started nldnlgh1. They recently replaced and bewildered freshmen crowned their broken window and painted a PHONE by absurd beanies are wandering psychedelic de sign on the new around under the arrogant gaze of one. Thi s may have been in anti­ affected upper classmen. ·All very cipation of all those returning to ROBERT M. COHEN or BENNET FORMAL Interesting. What may be new thi s school. But probably not, ( year Is the coming of the "cultus Boston with a population sim­ 751-1869 AND 331-768-3 hippie" recently Imported from ilar In size to that of San Fran­ San Francisco and points west. cisco and boasting of well over Someone I know who has gone off 100,000 college students may be­ to California threatens to return come the San Francisco of the with enough marijuana for the East. With such clubs as the Psy­ LEE KAPLAN Class of 1971. "I'd like to see the chedelic Supermarket (which not whole freshmen class drop out," only features the music of an Leslie Horvitz invites he said. We all have diverse acid-rock group, the Cream, but . goals, I suppose. also deals In beads, mod clothing, etc.), and the Crosstown Bus, Providence can even boast of Boston and nearby Cambridge are All his mc;my friends and one head shop (Gr! ny) which emerging as newly-baptized hip­ customers to sfop in and doesn't seem to have a phone. But YOUR pie centers. Already a commune how many people want to call a of sorts has been established see the head shop? It sells haltered MONEY'S WORTH around Beacon Hill. copies of underground news­ It Is the music (with the ex­ papers. an assorted selection of (Continued from page 6) ception of the Illegal drugs) which NEW LINE"-UP OF 1968 records, clgare11e paper, pipes,. distortions-that blemished It bad­ has become the primary exponent and a recipe book for hashish. ly. of the new sub-culture. Unlike the (3) Climbing employment and beamlks whose spokesmen In­ LINCOLN CONTINENTALS- MERCURIES shortages of skilled workers side cluded Jack Kerouac and ever­ WJC Appeals·For Jews by side with major joblessness enduring Allen Ginsburg the hip­ COUGARS - and -NEW MONTEGO among the unskilled; pies are not enthusiastic about In Arab-Ruled Lands There Is a stage at which high literature. A sma11ertng of poet­ AT GENEVA - The World Jew­ employment among the skilled ry, maybe, but novels are out. ish Congress appealed to United turns Into over-employment and Novels, In fact, are Identified Nations Secretary-General U causes shortages which threaten with the establishment I am led to SHORE CITY LINCOLN MERCURY Thant to take steps, under a Se­ economic growth. This stage has understand. The hippies rather curity C0uncll resolution regard­ been reached In this Vietnam era. espouse a form of oral commu­ 206 ELMWOOD AVENUE · 331-5010 Ing wartime treatment of ctvll­ Meanwhile, even this great, nication which Marshall McLuhan lans. to help Improve the ·situ­ protracted expansion has not ,µ,• seems to support. ation of'Jews In Syria, Egypt and sorbed the unskllled and the un­ More are growing their hair Iraq. trained. Obviously, much more longer (I don't think I needed to ( 1be appeal was sent by Dr. than an economic boom ls needed tell you that) and donning bois­ ( Maurice L. Perlzwelg, who called. to attain this. Obviously, our terous clothing. 1be so-called ef­ LAUN~nRdAMA T a11ention to a previous leller on grandiose programs for training­ feminate characteristics attribut­ RITE- wA the same Issue on June 16. Since CLEANSERS retraining are still just touching ed to the male youth of today, ac­ y then, Dr. Perlzwelg noted, there the surface of this problem. cording to communications phi­ has been no Improvement In the (4) Deficits In the Federal do­ losopher McLuhan, Is not just a 785 Hope Street, Providence situation affecting the Jewish com­ mestic budget and deficits In our passing phase, but an actual munities In the three Arab International accounts (balance of trend. In a Look article entitled -countries. payments,) "The Future of Sex" he predicted ------The fact that both accounts that boys would be less afraid of Cochin Cancels 400th are bathed In red Ink no longer openly displaying their emotions surprises anyone. And again, In the future, that the he-man Im­ EXPANDING ITS Anniversary Celebration Vietnam Is a key factor. age of yesteryear Is gone. BOMBAY - A planned cele­ (5) An unprecedented degree In art, the characteristic bration of the 400th anniversary of International financial-trade squiggles and color clashes have PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE of the Great Synagogue In Kerela cooperation among the leading become more popular. The latest In the winter of 1968 has been free nations. cover of a Liberace album (off all TO INCLUDE canceled by the Jewish commu­ This has been a bright aspect things) Is psychedelic. (The word nity of Cochin, probably because of the Vietnam era. Historic psychedelic 'denoting mind ex­ the hostile attitude of the Indian agreements on trade expansion panding --was coined by one Dr. THE NORTH END OF PROVIDENCE Government toward Israel would and currency stability have been Osmond Just as an Irrelevant deter American and European reached which well may be of sldenote.) One Day Service On: Jews from coming to the event. profound long-term significance. While all this happens, while '.,pr;,ads - Blanke ts - Rugs - W~sh, Dry & Fold The J ewlsh population In It's a smorgasbord, with some more In the colleges and even In Cochin Is estimated at 300, re• Items sweet, some sour. But the the high schools experiment with Try Our Expert Dry Cleaning duced from 2000 In 1951. Most of longer the Vietnam era lasts, the pot and other assorted hallucino­ and Shirt Ser111ce Cochin's Jews have left for Israel more Items will turn sour and the gens, while magazines continue to Call and the remaining 300 are ex­ more bitter wlll become the debate the value of the hippie pected to leave In a year or two. whole "taste". cult, we must keep In mind one MA 1-7476 Three of Kereta•s seven syna- (Distributed 196 7, by The Hall Syn­ thing. It,eou!d be a lot worse. ' . gogues are closed down. dic.all!,. Inc.) (AJLRlghtsReserved) Llke the•Red Guard. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER,22, 1967 13 Israelis Request Explanation Militant Aden Group Palestinian· Arabs Travel Of Conservative Viewpoint Agrees To Partnership Freely Out Of Gaza Strip NEW YORK - Members of Information." ADEN-The mllltant National the Israeli Army, Including De­ Conservative Judaism, Liberation Front has declared that DAHffiIY A, Jordan - All re­ said. "But we don't quibble. If fense Minister Moshe Dayan, through the World Council of It was willing to govern the South strictions on travel Into and out they want to stop for a drink and have expressed the belief that Synagogues, has five affiliated Arabian Federation in partner­ of Gaza were lifted last week, and a look around In Beersheba, who "an aura of mysticism, the su­ synagogues In Israel , In Jerusa­ ship with the rival nationalist as many as 700 persons a day be­ could object? They've been lied to pernatural perhaps, or God" lem, Haifa, Ashkelon, Netanya, group It has been battling for gan leaving to search for rela­ about Israel for I 9 years. It's a guided them during the six-day Klryat Gat, and several smaller months , the Egyptian-backed tives and friends they had not healthy thing for them to see the war against the Arab armies. groups which meet regularly for Front for the Liberation of South seen since the Arab-Israeli war truth." These views, representing re­ services and discussions . but Yemen. In 1948, when they fled Into Gaza. In fact, Gaza travelers who ligious and secular elements of have not as yet become formal A statement by the National The Palestinian Arabs may get into Jerusalem are then free the army, were related to Henry congregational bodies, Liberation Front, which has travel anywhere In the west bank to go any place else in Israel. N. Rapaport, president of the Mr. Rapaport called for a claimed control of two-thirds of area of the Jordan river, stay as The checkpoint Inspections United Synagogue of America, stepped-up program on the part the federal states, said the part­ long as th~y like, or leave the oc­ here at Dahlriya are short but during his recent visit to Israel. of Conservative Judaism to send ner ship would be based on each cupied areas entirely and stay on thorough enough to be certain that This belief In God expressed per s an ne I from Conservative front's influence In the area. the east bank. , no arms are being smuggled Into by the military, the search for l::ongregatlons In other parts of Britain has declared that the Early last month the Israelis the strip. At the exit from the religious Identity on the part of the world to meet with Israelis. 17-state federation of which ·issued special permits to some strip itself, 52 miles to the west national minded Israelis and He recalled conversations at re­ Aden is a part will be given in­ Gaza residents for two-week vis­ through Beersheba , the Israeli scores of requests for speakers ligious services with' Israeli dependence by Jan. 9, but the fed­ Its to the west bank. If they did authorities are Interested only In and Information about the prac­ youths who said, "We are not eral Government has collapsed not return within that time, they Israelis. who must pay duty on tices of Conservative Judaism led happy with Orthodoxy, but are under pressure from the nation­ were barred from re-en try. things bought In Gaza. Mr. Rapaport to cone\ ude that "a still uncertain as to the type of alist groups. In the first two weeks of this Abdul As hur, who came to Je­ new fertile climate for the devel­ Judaism we wish to practice." This week, the Natlonal Libera­ program, 900 permits were · ts­ rusalem last week, was seated opment of modern Interpretation Rabbi Bernard Segal, execu­ tion Front said It was not willing . sued. The Israelis have no count with his bare feet tucked up under , of Judaism has opened up In Is­ tive director of the United Syna­ to accept an Invitation from the yet on how many did not come him In a friend's house just out­ rael." gogue, felt that the "observance Arab League to attend a proposed back. side the Old City wall s. At a meeting with sever'al of the Sabbath and the dietary conference of South Arabian na­ "Now we have decided to Nineteen years ago he had fled members of the Israeli Army, laws, the donning of the phyl ac­ tionalists In Cairo Monday. make it even easier to go," an from Jaffa to Gaza with hi s wife Col. Moshe Pearlman said to Mr. teries and the entire s tructure of Is raeli major serving as a and one child. Since then he has Rapaport, '"We could not have Jewish practices need not be FOUNDED UNIV ERSITY spokesman for the Gaza military lived in a United Nations refugee succeeded had there not been empty rituals. Properly under­ NEW YORK - Charles '.\lar­ governor said. ,.We don' t care camp in the Gaza Strip town of some aura of mysticism, the su­ stood, they are powerful action clsse Oullf. a 19th- century Jew­ how long they stay," he went on. Vhan Yunisl with hi s family. pernatural perhaps. God took an symbol s which have the potential ish jurist and educator, wa s the '"If they can find someplace to wiJ.ch now Includes six children. Interest In us." The military of stimulating higher moral and fi rst Jew to receive a law degree settle, well and good. They'll be "Never for a day have I been leader noted that most of the men ethical living and human relations at the University of Strasbourg. better off out of the strip, what­ out of Ga:i.a," he said. "Now I am felt this way, "regardless of aimed at a Just society." He was a founder of the Univer­ ever they do. " here with my brothers , and It is a their religious feeling or how ob­ sity of Brussel-s. There are now more than great thing for us," servant they were ritual­ 430,000 people living In the strip, Mr. As hur said he had kept ly .. . . All of us felt that some­ which Is 24 miles long and 6 his family together with the mon­ one up there loved us ." N. Y. Social Services Commissioner miles wide. Of these , 313,000 are ey he was able to earn from time Mr. Rapaport s tated at thi s refugees from Is raeli Palestine. to time as a plasterer. point that Gen. Dayan concurred The remaining 120,000 are In­ "Soon I must go back to with these remarks. Criticizes House Welfare Legislation digenous Gaza Arabs. Gaza," he said. "I would stay on Prof. Raphael Posner, direc­ At Its present stage of devel­ the west bank, but there is no tor of the American Student Cen­ NEW YORK-Mitchell I. Gins­ school that got him Into Boston opment the Gaza Strip can sup­ work here." ter In Jerusalem, which Is main­ berg will become the head of the Latin School. "That school," he port only about 60 .000 people. A subs-cr_l_p_tl_o_n_t_o_t_he Herald Is tained by the Jewish Theological city's Human Resources Admin­ once said, "gave me a kind of The majority of the rest live off a good gift for the person who has Seminary of America for Con­ is tration sometime between Nov. discipline. It was the toughest United Nations food supplies or everything else. Call 724-0200. servative Jewish rabbinic stu­ I 5 and 20. He will step up from school, more demanding than by scrounging sporadic jobs In dents, reported that increased the citrus fields or on public his present post as Soci'.l.l Serv­ Tufts or Columbia." 1 demands for Information about ices Com missioner to succeed He won a scholarship and went works projects. COLUMBUS TH E";_';RE the practices of Conservative Mitchell Svlrldoff, who Is resign­ to Tufts, where he also worked Since 1948, with the exception 270 Broadway Prov 621-9660 Judaism had sharply Increased In Ing to become a vice-president of for 30 cents an hour digging dit­ of four months after the Sinai recent weeks. th e Ford Foundation. ches to pay his way through. In war. the Gaza Strip had been oc­ NOW SHOWING Dr. Posner said, H Israelis Mr. Ginsberg criticized wel­ his senior year, he took his first cupied and administered by Egypt, DOWNSTAIRS _SCREEN from all walks of l!fe, kibbutzim, fare changes passed recently by job as a social worker through but Gaza r esidents were never "WOMAN AND TEMPTATION" moshavim, secul arists , are ask­ the House or Representatives as the National Youth Adminis­ given Egyptian citizenship. Ing me to exp! aln the Con­ "almost literally Impossible for tration. It was coaching basket­ Now all they need is the Gaza Plus Short Subjects Identity card they had under the servative point of view and are our city or for big urban commu­ ball at a settlement house. At Studio Cinema Upstairs Screen requesting that we send students, nities gener ally." Egyptians and taxi or bus fare - teachers and rabbis throughout He received his B.A. In 1937 $3 to Jerusalem; $2 to Hebr on. He said that the changes, part and an M.A. In I 938 from Tufts. "THE PINK PUSSYCAT" Israel to conduct discussions. of proposed alterations In the So­ This doe s not constitute a com­ While attending the Columbia "They are not supposed to and cial Security Jaw, would "shift University School of Social Work, stop in Israel. but to go straight "DANIELLA BY NIGHT" mitment on the part of these Is­ th e financial burden from the unit raelis, but merely a search for where he r eceived his M. E. de­ on ro the wes t bank.'' the major of government best able to a!ford gree In 1941,he also worked part­ It, which Is clearly the Federal time at a lower East Side settle­ South African Minister Government, to the units of gov­ ment house. ernment that are least able to af­ "The director called me the FRED SPIGEL'S '' Addresses Jewish League fotd It." worst social worker since Harry In New York City alone, he Hopkins," Mr. Ginsberg once said, the proposed changes would KOSHER MEAT MARKET JOHANNESBURG - A mem­ said. "I guess he thought I was HO 1,()425 ber of the South African Govern­ cost $50-mllllon to $60-m!Jllon, too eager for change. Maybe he 243 RESERVOIR AVE., PROVIDENCE men t Cabinet told a pre­ split equally between the city and was right." ponderately Jewish audience here state. In 1953, after JO years of so­ SHOP THE MODERN WAY ~ that South Africa sympathizes Mr."Glnsberg, who was Inter­ cial work, he joined Columbia as .olllillll PERSONALIZED SERVICE .olllillll with Israel In her efforts to se­ viewed on the "New York Re­ an assistant professor and was cure her borders and _develop co­ port" program, said he would associate dean of the School of 11"" "Meats and Poultry II"" exis tence with her Arab neigh­ testify before the Senate Finance Social Work when he was appoint­ bors. The occasion was a banquet Committee last week to urge ed by Mayor Lindsay to the wel­ at Zionist Hall, celebrating the changes in the House-passed leg­ fare post. Until his new appoint­ ~ With Your , Approval" ~ 70th anniversary of the Johannes­ islation. ment, he was considering a re­ burg Jewish Guild, attende9 by He said that he would tell the turn to Columbia as a dean. II"" WE WILL BE KILLING CHICKENS II"" many community leaders In­ Senators that the House version cluding non-Jews. "doesn't make sense. South African Minister of "It's cruel, It's punitive and It Transport Ben Schoeman, who won't work. Leaving aside the UAR Dismisses - ~~:~r,1:~:=~M 2 9 ( - was the principal speaker, wished morality of the thing, It simply ts the Israel Government luck In not going to work." Intelligence Chief WE AND LARGE TURK'.~; - the "formidable task" of secur­ Mr. Ginsberg singled out the ~ r;,~ s:.~: CAIRO~ The head of Egyp­ :!~:~ ing the country's frontiers and House plan tor fixing the per­ II"" PRICES THE SAME AS ALL YEAR - c'entag·e of children in a state who tian military Intelligence, Salah obtaining peaceful co-existence Nasr, was ulsmlssed in the wake .olllillll CAPONS AND ALL KINDS OF POULTRY .olllillll with the Arab neighbors. Noting could qualify for Federal finan­ cial help under , the Aid to De­ of a farreachlng · purge of offi­ that the South African Govern­ cers, It was disclosed last week. II"" YAHRZEIT LIGHTS POPULAR EACH 10( II"" ment had been officially neutral pendent Children program. Mr. Nasr wa s dismissed after 'I during last June's Arab-Israel "That means,'' he said, "that an Investigation revealed that his 8 PORTIONS REG. 1.3:RAND QT. JAR war, he said. there will be these kids who will ~ FISH '99 ( ~ ' not get any help from the Federal office had deviated from Its ' "That did not mean that we duties several times, the author­ ' Government, and that's an Impos­ did not sympathize with.,, Israel. itative Cairo newspaper Al Ab­ II"" FISH 4 PORTIONS REG. 69c PT . JAR 53( II"" - j' sible situation for the city and the Because of that sympathy, we ram reported. agreed that funds could be sent state." .ollllllll ~&-ITT .ollllllll : from South Africa to help alle­ "We would have two alterna­ Former Yiddish Actor ,. Fl SH 8 PORTIONS REG. 1.49 ~ii 1.19 ,. viate Israel's hardship. The Gov­ tives, both of them utterly un­ ernment took that decision In desirable. One Is, we could say, Paul Muni Dies spite of the fact that Israel had •o.K., now the family has three ~ FisH WHIT~ PORTIONS REG. 79c :;. 63( ~ voted with the enemies of South • children, now It's got tour. We'll LOS ANGELES - Funeral services were held In Hollywood Africa at the United Nations. 0s­ give them Just as much mqney as II"" CANDLES 6 a°o°xz. ~~~ , 69( II"" rael's delegation al the u. N. has they had for the three and they recently tor Paul Munl, Jewish , can divide it among the four.• And American actor who died at his consistently voted in favor of con­ .olllillll POPULAR BRAND l:..A .olllillll that's clearly not going to work. home at Santa Barbara at the age 3 demning South Africa tor Its poli­ ,. MATZO MEAL 2-1 lb. BOX ""' ,. cy of apartheid,) Israel's atll­ "Or we could say the city and of 71. tude was a disappointment to state wUJ make up the dllference Born in Lemberg which was then In Austria, Mr. Munt was the South that the Federal Government Africa. After all, we have son Yiddish actors, Philip and -- CHICKENSBARBECUED EACH • so much In common, my people didn't provide." ot 1 09 -- Sally Welsenfreund, and first and South The new human resources di­ Israel. Africa was 'one came Into prominence In this WE HAVE A LOT OF of the first states to recognize rector was born in 1915 In Re­ Israel." vere, Mass. He grew up in Bos- • country, being a featured player .olllillll 12 MORE SHOPPING DAYS LEFT .olllillll Schoeman paid tribute to the ton's poverty ghetto, Ward 14, In the old Yiddish Art Theater In II"" Where Shopping Become, An Exciting Adventure! II"" New York, He became a star In Jewish community In this coun­ and wanted to be a baseball play­ WE Will HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF - Hollywood, and later on the try, asserting that the Jews of er. EVERYTHING THAT GOES ON YOUR South Africa were considered The son of a garage mainte­ Broadway stage being known as - HOLIDAY TABLE FROM SOUP TO NUTS thoroughly loyal to their Gov,,rn­ nance man, he received extraor­ one of America's foremost char­ ment. dinary high marks in grade acter actors. "'''''' ''-"'.'- "'◄ 14 THE ~HOOE ISLAND H-ERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1967 Herald subscribers comprise cellent results, advertise In the PIONEER WOMEN TO MEET an active buying market, For ex- Herald. Call 724-0200. Pioneer Women, Club One, will hold Its first meeting of the ORGANIZATION NEWS year on Wednesday, Sept. 27, at All forms of personal and business insurance 1:30 p.m. at the Sheraton-Bilt­ JEWISH WAR VETERANS more Hotel. Mrs, Samuel Solkoff, including - Life - Accident - Group - Fire - Rabbi WIiiiam E. Kaufman on Harvey Green of Paw tucket Sept. 13 were Mesdames Gerald program chairman, will Introduce Automobile - Casualty - Bonds was elected national executive M. Brenner-, vice-president; Dan the guest speaker, Rabbl Jacob committeeman for the first (New Haas, recording secretary; Hy­ Handler of Temple Beth Israel. England) region at the national man S. Lazarus, treasurer: Miss Hts topic wm be"TheSlgnlf1cance Murry M. Halpert convention of the Jewish War I. Esther Falk, corresponding ofJhe Hl_gh H_oly Days, Veterans last month. David Penn secretary, and Mrs. Cohen, fl-' Refreshments wlll be served. 800 Howard Bldg. Hostesses for the afternoon wlll DE 1-9100 Residence : was one of six men appointed as nanclal secretary. national policy committeemen, Two new life members , Mrs. be Mrs . Leo Rappaport and Mrs. Samuel Ro sensheln. and Aaron Mittleman was ap­ Is rael Blanksteln and Mrs . Max pointed to the national scholar­ I SELL ALL MRS. LEO GLEKLEN 421-1229 Garelick, were Introduced by FAR BAND T O MEET ship committee, it was announced Mrs. Robert Levine, life mem­ ADVERTISED TRIPS . OF 331-7106 The Farband Labor Zionis t by the Reback Wlnsten Pos t #406, bership chairman. Order will hold Its first regular JWV, All three men are from meeting of the season on Sunday, Pawtucket. PETTERSON TRAVEL INC. J ERUSALEM HADA SSAH Sept. 24, at 7:30 p.m. in the Youth The Jer usalem Chapter of Ha­ 76 DORRANCE STREET PROVIDENCE 3, RHODE ISLAND Chapel of Temple Emanu-EI, Taft B'NAI ISRA EL SISTERHOOD das sah wlll hol d Its In stallation SUGGESTS Street entrance , to discuss the A board of governors will re­ banquet on Tuesday , Oct. 3, at annual Succos celebration and p! ace the office of president at 10 Days in ISRAEL $399 7:15 p,m. at the Grist Mlll, See­ plan winter activities. The organ­ the Sis terhood of Congregation konk, Mass, Mrs . Morris Povar, ization's delegate to the 21st con­ YOUR CHOICE B'nai Is r ael, WoonSocket, this vice-president of the WesternNew year. Board member s are Mes­ vention, held earlier this month, e ISRAEL-ATHENS or e ISRAEL-ROME England Region of Hadassah, will wlll make a report. dames Anne Dunn Cohen, Morris or ISRAEL-PARIS Install the new officers. A charter Galkin, Frank Krasln, Le ster A. will be presented to the chapter. 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PURPOSE OF LOAN K 1 2 3 4 5 ' ' . lliE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, l967 15 Yemen To Protect 'L'ight Gray Anti-Semitism_,' Troops in Leaving Say Sociologists Of Wayne BEIRUT, Lebanon..r-A NEW YORK - 1\Yo research characteristlc of light-gray anti­ spokesman for the Yemeni royal­ sociologists who In February Semitism." ists said last week that orders made a first-hand study of the ~ The sociologists assert that had been issued to "all fronts" to school ·board election In Wayne, "In the naive perspective" of protect Egyptian forces as they N,J ., In which the voters rejected relatively mild American anri­ withdraw from the embattled two Jewish candidates, apparently Semltism, "which Is ce rtainly as country. because they were Jews, have widespread In Wayne as anywhere The statement was made by concluded that the charges equat­ else, these remarks do not ap­ Hashem ben Hashem, who has the ing the votewlrh "the black bigotry pear to be anti-Semitic at all O' title of Yemeni royalist Minister of Europe" were inaccurate. While "more sophisticated cr it­ of Social Affairs. He said the or­ ics instantly recognized Miller's der had been Issued by Mo­ Rodney Stark and Stephen Sret11berg report on their findings statement as anti-Semitic," for ham med ben Hussein, commande; most of Wayne's citizens, the is­ of the royalist forces. in the August Issue of "Har­ per's" magazine. in an article sue was not at all clear. The ma­ Mr. Hashem spoke as repre­ entitled "Jews and Christians in jority of people in_ Wayne sentatives or three Arab states Suburbia." They are research useemed to agree that anti-Semi­ arrived here to lmple111ent an A UNIQUE NEW FORM OF GLASSWARE FRO~ISRAEL Is Illustrated sociologists at the Survey Re­ ti sm was deplorable," bur s imply agreement reached two weeks ago by these examples of Batsheva Glass, a collection of glass pieces search Center of the University could nor "ldentlfy anything anti­ In Khartoum, the Sudan, between • Individually blown at extremely low temperatures to produce decorative of California at Berkeley.. Se m It i c in the local con­ President Gama! Abdel Nasser of surface bubbles, extremely rare In modern production. The new troversy," the s ociologists s aid. At a school board meetlng, the United Arab Republic and form has been developed by Batsheva Crafts Corporation of Tel Aviv. One woman, echoing the pre­ with thre e network TV crews King Faisal of Saudi Arabia. Founded by Mrs. Batsheva de Rothschild to raise the level of Israeli 0 present, the board voted eight to vailtng sentime nts. said. !\1ewt The plan calls for an Egyptian decorative arts and sophisticated g!ftware, the firm has sponsored the . tried and tried to a pol oglze and withdrawal and an end to Saudi work of more than 200 Israeli craftsmen. A new catalogue of decorative one to censure Miller and to ask they wouldn't accept. Now l ask hi s resignation. After the vote, aid to the royalists, who have crafts Is available at the company headquarters, 9 Frug Street, Tel Aviv. you. what do you make of that?" Stark and Steinberg report, "ob­ been fighting In the Egyptian­ A teen-ager said hi s cl ass had viously shaken' and mystified by maintained republic for fl ve di scussed the issue. "We thought years. the widespread condemnation, Miller rose to deny that he was the Jewish people s hould have · Mohammed Ahmed Mahgoub, First Lady's Scholarship Gives Coed pardoned Mr. Miller." pre judlced. Premier of the Sudan and the bal­ The sociologis ts report that ancing member of the peace com­ Opportunity For Original Research The townspeople r eacted with the people of Wayne "were dumb­ mittee, arrived late last night. bitterness to the fact that "Wayne founded by the r I d a I wave 2f Acting Foreign Minister IsmaH NEW YORK - A 20-year­ gift from heaven." She has not had become a seven- day won­ criticism and nationwide atrention Khairallah of Iraq, Egypt's nomi­ old Spring Valley sociology stu­ yet determined with her faculty der." Said one resident, "My they rece ived. They could not see nee, and Foreign Minister Ahmed dent at Yeshiva University's adviser Just what aspect of the God, they are making a wonderful the original cause, so they turned Lara k I of Morocco, Saudi Stern College for Wom en has poverty problem she will explore, town sound like Germany . It will their entire attention to the reac­ Arabia's nominee, arrived today. been chosen as the first recipient but said, "I won't find any Instant never get its good name back." tion." Mr. Mahgoub said that besides of a scholarship established In solution and don't believe In pat Then came the vote in which They cited this as a common working out plans for the Egyp­ honor of Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson answers." She became Interested Mandell and Kraus we r e over­ reaction In their talks with resi­ tian withdrawal and the cessation by the Women's Branch of the In sociology as a subject because whelmingly defeated and the dents: "It wa s a terrible s hame or Saudi aid, the committee would Union of Orthodox J ewish Con­ she Is fascinated with learning budget lost by a three-to-one that the Jews caused all thi s seek to establish an alliance gregations of A mer lea last fall. "how masses are motivated.'' margin. trouble an d tried to make it a re­ among Yemeni tribes and would The student Is Anne Lazarus, Although she has been an ex­ The sociologists described ligious campaign ... It was a urge the country• s Intellectuals to a senior, who will r eceive the ecutt ve for three years In Mlz­ anti-Jewis h fee l Ing In the United real shame because It hurt the help provide "continuation of the sum of $1,500 for one year. Un­ rachl Hatzalr, a student-directed States as "light gray anti-Semi­ town so ...They probably would Yemeni Government without fu­ der the sc.holarshlp terms, she Zionist organization, and Is proud ti sm." 1ney assert that MIiier • have been elected if they had jus t ture upheavals." and all future recipients w111 be to belong to an "activist gener­ "Is un awar e of the implications been decent. People really got Mr. Khairallah said the com­ able to devote a portion of time ation," Miss Lazarus said she of hi s beliefs about Jews" and sore about them trying ro stir ev­ mittee would go later to Cairo, to during the academic year to orig­ thinks some student demonstra­ that what he said about Jews " is erything up." Jidda, Saudi Arabia, and to Sana, inal r esearch related to sociolog­ tions have little value because they are based "only on emo­ ' the capital of republican Yemen. ical aspects of the problems of : Mr. Hashem, the royalist poverty. tions." Minister, welcomed the com­ The scholarship program was She did not believe, she ex­ OPEN HOUSE ' mittee and said Its members announced by Mrs. Nathan Wad­ plained, In "merely demonstra­ • • would be well received In Yemen. I er, chairman of Women's ting for slogans," but rather In ROBERT ST ARR BRIDGE CLUB Branch, at a convention "in rec­ trying to channel the demonstra­ He declared that If there should 1060 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE 831-4669 be attacks on withdrawing Egyp­ ognition of the First Lady's In­ tions towards "a carefully stud­ tian forces, royalists would not spiration and devotion to Presi­ led and understood constructive dent Johnson In his revolutionary goal." I be the attackers. Sunday, September 24 Despite a cessation of Saud! approach In Initiating the nation• s Miss Lazarus, a major In re­ l first broad-gauge program of ligious education and sociology at aid, royalists are expected to 1:30 P.M. to 4 P.M. dominate the situation In Yemen eliminating poverty." Stern College, says she hopes ul­ 1 REFRESHMENTS - GIFTS - FUN!! when the Egyptians leave because Miss Lazarus said s he re­ timately to become active In 'l the republican forces have never gards the opportunity "for an un­ community work, possibly In Is­ NO BRIDGE l been able to act Independently of dergraduate to conduct original rael. She Is the youngest or three EVERYONE WELCOME ,, research as nothing short of a children. ♦ the Egyptians. • ' I Know Your Newspaper Better First 'Weight Watcher' To Speak Here Tuesday Mrs. Jean Nlderch, founder of Weight Watchers International, the world's largest weight control Can You Spell Mxlequatzke? organization, will address an open meeting at the Nathan Bish­ That's a hard ane! But a newspaper encounters names that op Junior High Auditorium on Tuesday, Sept. 26, at 8 p.m. Ear­ difficult eYery day. And there's only one way to make lier on Tuesday, at 3:30 p.m., she sure the spelling is correct .. . to check ... and check ... will visit the Outlet Company's and sometimes triple-check. book department ro autograph her "Weight Watcher Cook Book," published In 1966 and In lts ninth printing. Mrs. Nldetch dropped from size 42 to size 12 as the original weight watcher. 1\Yenty­ Now Smith Is Easy . two 100-pound losers will receive Weight Watchers plaques at the meeting. ... but is it Smith or Smythe? It is spelled John or Jon? Nearly 8,000 persons have Is it Nelson or Nelsen . . or Johnson or Johnston? Names lost weight sensibly In the rwo are tricky, even the seemingly easy ones. Yet, hard or easy, years since the program was es­ tablished In this stare by Mrs. a newspaper is expected to have them right. Elaine Robin, Rhode Island direc­ j tor. 1nere are 36 weekly meet- I ings of Weight Watchers In Rhode I Island. ' JF & CS ANNUAL MEETING Hundreds of Names Every Issue Norman G, Orodenker will be - Chairman of the 38th annual All spelled correctly . . . Hladky, Parseghian, Bjornson, meeting of the Jewish Family and Children's Service at 8 p.m. In Prybsch, Laderfield, Prycha ... on and on. Is it_ any won­ the Kane Gymnasium at Butler der we make a mistake now and then? Health Center on Oct. 23, It has been announced by Irving l Brodsky, president of the Board of Directors. Bertram M. Brown, chairman of the Nominating Com­ mittee, will present nominees for But Accuracy Is the Watchword the annual elections and a colla­ tion will follow ·the meeting. Co­ RHODE ISLAND chairmen of the social committee We'll do all possible to spell your name correctly ... and • are Mrs. Karl Foss and Mrs. all the others .. • all of the time. That's one of the rules Richard Lobenberg. JEWISH HERALD Dr. Robert 0, Schulze, Dean for a reliable newspaper. And we feel that our newspaper at the College, Brown Unlverlsty, is reliable! will be guest speaker. He wt II discuss the orientation, devel- opment and problems which stu- dents face edueatlonally. .L..------"------' -·-= -- -~=--=~~======-=-~---~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::r..

1~-~ ~-· HE =E~~ Hffi~~~.~lDAY~S~=~rn "• >%, \ Swi ~s Agree To Protect Historic Art HERALD Treasures From Arabs, Israelis ORGANIZATION -NEWS PARIS-Israel and her Arab The contending parties did not Classified neighbors agreed this week to meet, but at the prodding of GOLDEN AGE CLUBS ·name neutral commissioners to UNESCO each side recognized The South Side Golden Age Call 724-0200 protect historic treasures frorh SW!tzer!and as the neutral power Club of the Jewish Community warfare and looting. representing the other. Center will hold Its next business 3 - Apartments for Rent The agreement was the firs t Alfred Rappard, the SW!ss meeting at the South Side build- concrete application of the 1954 delegate to UNESCO, met first Ing, 45 Hamllton Street, on Tues- Convention for the Protection of with the Israeli delegation and BENEFICENT HOUSE, Downtown day, Sept. 26. at I p.m. A birth- Providence. Efficiency l and 2 bed- then with those of the United Arab Cultural Property, sponsored by day party for all members with r oom ·apartments, air condiioning, t,,e United Nations. Republic, Jordan, Syria and birthdays from June through Sep- heating, GE appliances, $ 120 to Lebanon. Each agreed to choose a tember will follow the meeting. $200 monthly. Model apartments commissioner from a list of Entertainment and refreshments now showing. Open Mon. to Fri., 9 .' FALL FIX-UP names to be provided by the to 5; Sat. and Sun., 1 to 5. Call Mr. will be offered. Haggerty at 331-4755. United Nations organization. Arrangements committee TIME The convention, to which 56 member s are Mrs. Fanny 12aa - Commercial for Rent countries have subscribed, com­ Kaminsky, chairman, Ida Posner, ALL mits the signers to guard the Sara Kulman, Edith Gabrllowltz, BENEFICENT HOUSE, Downtown treasures under their control. Tillie Kalin and Sadie Jacobs, ex Providence. 1,360 sq. ft . in brand 1968 WALLPAPER officio. ' new 10 story apartment house. Will provided. Call M,. A "Welcome Back Cookout" divide. Heat BOOKS Hagge,ty, 331 -4755. for paid up members and guests NOW IN STOCK will be conducted by members of 19 - General Services ART the JCC East _Side Golden Age ADLER Club on Thursday Sept. 28, at 1 FLOo'R CLEANING and polishing. CLASSES p.m . Arrangements Committee Also general home deaning. Lorry Dugan. 353-9648. HARDWARE AT BETH DAVID - Rabbi Allan members are Mrs. Rose Schoc- ufn 1TCHKAWICH ket, chairman, Samuel Riback, Lazaroff, a graduate of Harvard 21 - Help Wanted - Women & PAINT CO. S MEDWAY ST. College and Columbia University, Lena Borvin, Max Silverman, will conduct services for Rosh Margaret Behrens , Malke Sere- CASHIN Hashanah and Yorn Klppur at low, Rachel Chantz, Ann Koret 198 PRAIRIE AVE .JA 1-5574 On the big Foll and Christmas Selling Tl'ES .. WED., THUBS. Temple Beth David. He was or­ and Bess ie Hamer, ex officio. Season. Represe nt WILLARD SHOPPING Aftr.rnoon ii: E,·~nini;,- dained at the Jewish Theological AVON in your neighborhood. . CENTER Seminary, Is a member of the PAWTUCKET HADA SSAH Rabbinical Assembly and ls a fel­ Call The Pawtucket-Central Falls GA 1-2908 lowship s tudent In Jewish philos­ Chapter of Senior Hadassah wlli ophy ar Brandeis University. A hold a paid-up membership meet- 37a - Realtors member of the Rabbinical As­ Ing on Sept. 25 at 8 p.m. at the Persia Barber Salon sembly, he officiated ln high holi­ 3 BRAMAN STREET (Corner Hope) 621-7415 Pawtucket Public Library. Mrs. FOR SALE, By Owner. One-family, day services while a student, and Eleanor Sacknoff will be coordlna- seven room house, with three bed- served In a New York pulpit for tor of the fall fashion show to !,le rooms. East Side, Lorimer Avenue. Coll ofter 7 p.m. 331-2258. two years befor e coming ro presented by Lenore's of Fall Announces Brandeis. River. 43 - Special Services THE ASSOCIATION OF Membership chairman Is Mrs. Louis Mlller, who ls assisted by ACCOMMODA TOR , Will cook ond Beth Sholom Sisterhood Me sdames Jacob Cokln, Joseph bake good Je wish food for holi - MISS LEE, Manicurist - Sack, Lenoar d Komros and Manu- days. Order early. DE 1-8821. WI lo Hear Cantor Lourie el Young. Mrs . William Mel zer is 1-9872. 10-6 program chairman and Mrs . (Formerly ol Sheraton-Biltmore Barber Shop) Cantor Joseph S. Lourie of C h a rle s Woolf, co-chairman. 45 - Travel, Transportation Temple Emanu- El will present a Hospitality chairman Is Mrs. program of holiday songs at the Donald Solomon, assisted by Mrs. RIDER ( S) to shore driving and ex- firs t fall meeting of the Sister­ Joel Pressman. penses to Los Angeles. leavi ng Oc- tober 30. 942-7042 ofter 6 p.m. hood of Temple Beth Sholom on A sherry hour wlll precede Wednesday, Sept. 27, at 8 p.m. ln the meeting , in honor of new and the Joseph Rosenfield Social Hall. A subscription to the Herald Is paid-up members . Mrs . Phillip J . a good glfl for the person who has A gr aduate of Hebrew Teachers' Levine will pres ide . College, Cantor Lourie received ever ything else. Call 724-0200. his bachelor's degree from Ye­ shiva University where he ma­ jored In music. He was cantor Technion Lecturer Invents in Johnstown, Pa., !or the next two years, untll 1966 when he came here. Gas Mask For Children Mesdames George Strashnlck bag covers the upper half of Its and Herman Weins tein are pr o­ HAIFA - A ·new type of gas body. After the mask Is put on, gram chairmen: Martin We xler, mask for children, completely PRICES GOOD different lrom all existing gas the bag Is tightly closed ar the THRU THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 ho s pit al ity; Samuel Kaufman, lower end with a string. To en­ public! ty, and Sumne~ L. Woolf, masks, has been invented by Fer­ dynand Zawistowski, senior lec­ able the child to look out, a win­ u ex officio. A collation wil l follow dow has been assembled on the HEBREW NATIONAL-SAVE 69c the meeting , to which members turer in the Faculty of Aeronau­ Q N -rtcal Engineering at the Technion, bucket. Air ls supplied by a ,, STRICTLY KOSHER and friends are Inv! ted. u C Isr ael In stitute of Technology. simple rubber hand pump which can be operated either by the A In the face of an Imminent 0 SONS OF Z ION threat of the use of poslon gases mother or the chi! d. The air pas­ L lb. M Services at Congregations by Egypt, Israel authorities ap­ ses through a fl! ter which ls bull t CORNED BEEF 2. 2 9 Sons of Zion and An shel Kovno proached the Technion with a Into two empty instant coffee I p wlll begin at 6:30 p.m. today; at request to design a new type of cans. These cans enable easy T R changing of the filters by even y 8:30 a.m .. 6:15 p.m. and 7 p.m. gas mask for chlldren. Mr. Za- . VITA IMPORTED 0 on Saturday; at 8 a.m., 6:35 p.m. wlstowskl was asked to tackle the untrained parents. The air ex­ M and 7 p.m. on Sunday, and on ev­ problem on an emergency basis haled by the child leaves the . ery weekday morning at 6 a.m. and after a continuous effort of 50 mask through a simple rubber I The study group wlll meet at 5 hours he came up with the re­ one-way valve. TASTEE BITS ::; 6 9 C: I s o'clock on Saturday afternoon. quired solution. Mr. Zawistowski tested the gas E Mr. Zawi stowski told the mask on his three-year-old ORT CONVENTION DELEGATES press that he had three objects In daughter Maya. He also chose a 0 D mind when he started work on the number of mothers. of various u S. ··s:- PIERCE-WATER PACK Four Rhode Island women, project. The first was that the strata of education, and had them R

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