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Israel To Receive Delivery Of Jets By 1970, Eshkol Says JERUSALEM Premier radio Interview. Levi Eshkol said last week that " "No," he replied, ~nd then Israel would begin to receive added: "I ·am r:elylng In these de! I very of American-made matters on the promises of the Phantom Jet fighters by 1970 or President who Is still President, TriE OhLY ENGL',H JEW/SH WEEKLY ''-IR , AND SOUTHEAST MASC: earlier. on what he told me at our last Speaking over Kol Israel, the meeting.'' - state radio, Mr. Eshkol was Mr. Eshkol was all udlng to the VOL, Lll 44 FRIDAY ; DECEMBER 20, 1968 15¢ PER COPY 16 PAGES replying to a comment by William meeting held last January at W. Scranton that Israel might President Johnson's Texas ranch. 1...... -wmr±rtxr111111111111U11Ullll"rr:w1 have to wait three years for the He said the President had Jets. Mr. Scranton returned home assured him that delivery of the Indian Premier Wishes Cochin Jews State Department last week after a fact-finding tour supersonic Jets, 50 of which are of the Middle East for President­ sought, would begin In 1970 and, 'Mozel Tov' On 400th Anniversary Excuses Arab Riot elect Richard M. Nixon. In fact, "there ts a prospect that WA SHJNGTON - State 1be Premier's comment was It wlll be advanced." Speculation COCHIN, India - Prime Government, had never before, In Department sources have offered the most definite word on the over the reason for delay has Minister Indira Gandhi fiew the nearly four years In India, been extenuations for violent anti­ controversial subject Issued by been widespread In Israel, length of the sub-continent last Invited to a function that the I s r a e I , a n t i-A m e r i c a n any Israeli leader since al though there Is general week to wish Cochlns dwindling - Prime Ml)llster was attencling. demonstrations In front of the negotiations with American agreement that It is political community of "white Jews" a When Mrs. Gandhi emerged Un I te d States Embassy In officials began two months ago. rather than technical. hearty "maze! tov" on the 400th from the synagogue, Mr. Dafnl Amman, Jordan, early In the Israeli leadi,rs, Including the West Germany, which has al so anniversary of their synagogue. was waiting to greet her In front month In which 12 windows were Ambassador to Washington, ordered the · battle-tested Itzhak Rabin, have given the same Phantoms, Is expected to get "Where did you learn to say of a small Israel exhibition. smashed and an American flag Again she seemed taken aback. was torn down and ripped to dare but their remarks were Immediate delivery. Officials that?" Prof. Walter J. Fischel of suppressed by military censors. -here say that the 1,200-mlles-an­ the University of California, an "Well we have hardly any time shreds. now," she said. The sources said it was 'This led to speculation here h our fighter-bomber s are authority on the Jews of India, that Mr. Eshkol was seeking to produced at the rate of eight a asked Mrs, Gandhi after she Mr. Oaf n I smiled and necessary to understand Arab mumbled, "Of course, of passions and that the attack had reassure the Israelt public in the day. concluded her speech with the wake of Mr. Scranton's comments Mr. Eshkol, in his interview, Hebrew congratulations. course." Mrs. Dafnl was Jess to be viewed against the diplomatic. background of Arab-Israeli since he ended his fact-finding took the occasion to rebuke "I heard It In New York," she "We thought you would want tensions. They said the U.S. arms tour. Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, replied. some explanations," she called shipments to Jordan would "Don't you expect a de! ay who was in New York for his part Jew Town, as the narrow lane out :rs the Prime Minister continue. after what Mr. Scranton s aid?" in the Cabinet debate over · that leads to the small hurried past without pausing. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII the Premier was asked on the aspects of policy In Arab areas whitewashed synagogue Is known, occupied by Israel as a result of was strung with tinsel stars of the June, 1967, war. David and Jammed with members Asked about Mr. Dayan's of the tiny com munlty and their Microfilm At Jewish Seminary Library ..policy ,'l the Premier replied well-wishers. that no Individual minister had any policy. There ls only "This Is the biggest crowd Brings Together World Collections Government policy, he said. He we've ever had," Sammy Koder, NEW YORK ·- One fragment from Cambridge and from ,.My tong-range dream - deplored a situation that made it a member of one ot the three of the 1,000-year page was in a Leningrad, Professor Zucker it's nor even a plan yet - is to appear otherwise. famllles that account for a library In Leningrad, another was found that a fragment the British work on the collections and "Good taste and courtesy majority of the 78 white Jews In the library at Cambridge. It library was a direct continuation catalogue them in a manner that require a different kind of remaining In Cochin, exclaimed took a scholar who saw them both Yiddish, Judeo­ aware of our collections," he in opposing Israel. On that Indian Jewry would never see dating from , the 9!h to the 13th Persian, Judeo-Spanlsh and said. "TI,e other day a man came occasion, Israel withdrew from another day like It, century that were discovered in Tatar.''. Dr. Schmelzer said. "We In waving a letter from Jsrael . It the Sinai Penlnsul a In return for 1896 In an old Cairo synagogue by ar'e now using the catalogues said that he could find here guarantees of free passage in the The realization that their Solomon Schechter, the second from their own libraries for each something from Oxford. He could Suez Canal and the Strait of sojourn In this land Is encling was president of the seminary. After of the microfilm collections. and he did." Tiran, among other assurances. refiected In the speech of s. s. the find, the papers, many of Koder, the leader of the white them mere scraps, found their Jews, who said, "India has an way Into many collections In unbroken record of 1,900 years of different parts of the world. hospitality to the Jews." Since the acqulsi tion of the The white Jews date their microfilm collections over the history In_ India back to the I ast several years, Professor destruction of the Second Temple Zucker has been able to pull In Jerusalem A.D. 72. Scholars together far-flung evidence say It Is conceivable but unlikely without going out of the building that there were Jews In India at in which he works. that time, but they believe the "One of my main Interests Is early Jews must have been in Saadla Gao, a writer who ltved forebears of the black Jews, not from 982 to 1042," he said the the white, who are presumed to other day. "He al so wrote works have arr I ved about 500 years ago. of a polemical nature on the Mrs. Gandhi had to fiy for Karaites, a dissident Jewish sect, and on Islam. There was little eight hours to make good on a (~ promise she gave two years ago known about one of his books, and to attend the celebration. It was fragments found In the Genlza led also an opportunity for her to scholars to understand that there show that no animosity to Jews Is were two diffe;ent books." Involved In India's strong support · But In studyl,ng the mlcroftlm for the Arabs against Israel. LULAVIM, ESROGIM REC_EIVED What she had not expected was TORONTO - A Canadian an encounter with Israel In Jewtsh Congress offfclal who Cochin. When she reached the visited Russia recently reparted portal of the synagogue, Reuven that Lulavlm and Esroglm sent Dafnl, Israel's consul In Bombay, there by the CJCongress arrived was standing there to greet her. and were used to celebrate. Sukkot '(' She was evidently taken aback as b y Jews I n Moscow and she folded her hands In the Inclian Leningrad. Judge Harold Lande, greeting ot "namastay." Mr. CJC ongress treasurer, said he T.. RENAISSANCE ,ti Jerusalem is bringing new vitality to Israel's capital city. "The famed walls of the Old 4 Dafnl,. who Is not accorded received his Information from ~tty of Jerusalem are getting a face llfting and landscaped gardens are planned for the exteMive area acl­ diplomatic status by the Indian Rabbi Yehuda Leib Levin. iacent to the wall,, ~~~------~~~~~-2-~----~--~--~~~----~~

2 nrn RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1968 I . restaurant, seating only 84 APOLOGIZES TO WJC la r g est political party, the persons and It takes no LONDON - West Germany's C hr Is t1 an Democratic Union, 'Corned Beef Confucius' Of reservations. But almost every apologized In a letter to the night, women In mink coats and SOUTH PROVIDENCE world Jewish Congress here for Stage Delicatessen Dies At 71 t-heir escorts In dinner Jackets an electoral alliance that some of can be seen wal ting for a table. HEBREW FREE LOAN Its members arranged wlll!c the .NEW YORK - Max Asnas, like that, I'm a customer." Mr. ;4.snas, who was born In rightist National Democratic who parleyed the Stage , • 'What do you want to be !or a Russia, migrated to .Poland after ASSOCIATION Party (NPD) In local elections Dellcatessen on Seventh Avenue lousy 98ndwlch, a partner?' Mr. the Bolshe:vlk Revolution and Recent Prize Winners eu-ller this year. from a modest eating place to a Asnas retorted. arrived in New York In )922. His $1-m!lllon property, died last Pr of es sl on a I performers first Job was a helper In a I st Prize COLUMBU~ ai,-:;, iee week. His age was 71. referred to Mr. Asnas as uthe butcher shop. Mr. Asnas, an Intimate of comic's comic.'' One comedian • 100 Savings Bond • !() Brooo...,oy P,. t,) 9t,t0 Soon afterward, he became a celebrities In sports, said, .,He throws away lines for comtterman In the old Gaiety DAVID KOLODOFF which I'd give my eyeteeth." NOW SHOWING entertainment and business, was Delicatessen, a tiny pl.ace with a '2nd Prize DOWNSTAIRS SCREEN 'esteemed as much for his spicy When a patron would complain half-dozen tables, on 46th Street wit and corny aphorisms as for about slow service, Mr. Asnas SAM GELBTUCH ''PUT UP OR SHUT UP'' west of Broadway. He eventually his pastraml,-corned beef, salami would explain In the race track became Its proprietor and then Other Winners 6:45 & 9:30 p.m. parlance for a sprinter that quits and and chopped liver. sold It, opening the Stage in 1939. SAM KAGAN in a long race that "the waiter "AROUSE" Many years ago, the late Fred As familiar as Mr. Asnas In Allen dubbed him the "Corned can't go the distance." S. LOUISE ARMSTRONG 11,IOp.m. the Stage Delicatessen was his LOUIS CHASAN Beef Confucius," and the The Stage Dellcatessan, at 834 sister, Mrs. Lillian Marson, who · At Studio Ci'!ema Upstairs Scrffn designation endured, to be' quoted Seventh Avenue, ls a Jewish-style presided 9ver the cash register, The Committff Choirmon ond the repeatedly by Broadway re sta uran t with dozens of board of Directors wish to thank "THE QUEENS" and his brother, Herman, who,. members and friends for their sup-, 7 & 9p.m. col umnl sts and television comtterparts all over the city. like himself, wandered· aromtd the port in this fund raising affair. IN COLOR personalities, who had him on But Mr. Asnas somehow Imbued tables, serving as host. their programs. his with a character and flavor In addition to his brother and Mr. Asnas was a soft touch others could not attain. sister, Mr. Asnas ls survived by for panhandlers In his store and It was, and still ls, a small a daughter, Bernice. at Aqueduct and Belmont Race Tracks, where he was an al most Steuen'6 dally patron. · A heavy-set, lltt\e man who ] walked with a waddle and whose I HENRY BRILL Cemetery. fractured grammar was larded Bfue :})anule with a Russian-Jewish accent, Funeral services for Henry The wife or Charles s. Mr. Asnas' was a famlllar figure Brlll, 71, of 60 Broadway, Bochner, she was born In In the Broadway area rarely president of Temple Beth David Romania, a daughter of late Leon HUNG ARIAN - GERMAN retiring before 4 a.m., when his for the last 16 years, who died and Sophie (Green) Mitchell. She restaurant closed for the night. Dec. 12 after a one-day illness, had been a resident or Providence SPECIALTIES 1be mttutored philosopher, were held the following day at for the last 43 years, and SMALL CHRISTMAS PARTIES philanthropist and pmtchlnelio Temple Beth David. Burial was In previously had lived In Boston. comtted as personal friends such Lincoln Park Cemetery. Mrs. Bochner was a member AVAILABLE celebrities as Mickey Mantle, Born In Russia on Sept. 25, of Lenas Hazedeck Synagpgue, the 47STAUNTON AVENUE, EAST PROVIDENCE Harry Hirshfield, Robert Merrill, 1897, a son of the late Jacob and Jewish Home for the Aged and the Sid Caesar, Phil Slivers and the Frances Brlli, he migrated from Miriam Hospital. late Elmer Rice and the late \ the Ukraine In July of I 910 when Besides her husband, she ls PLEASURABLE DINING 434-S391 Harry M. Warner. he was 12 years old. He came to survived by a son, Edward 1be aphorisms attributed to Providence in 1919. Bochner of Warwick; two Mr. Asnas - some genuine, Mr. Brlll was founder and daughters, Mrs. Jack Goldstein or o t h e r s apocypha I were president of the Boston Window North Dartmouth, Mass., and cotmtless. One concerened a and Building Cleaning Company Mrs. Albert Winograd of customer who compalined that hi s on Acorn Street, and president of Cranston; a s lster, Miss Anne WHY PAY MORE?? expensive hat had fallen Into a the New England Bird Control Mitchell or the Bronx, N. Y., and bowl of mustard. Laboratories. He was also a six grandchildren. "What do you think w.e got member of the Hebrew Free Loan SUNDAY - FRIDAY here," Mr. Asnes asked, "cheap Association and 1be Miriam WILLIAM P. HERMAN DECEMBER mustard?" Hospital. Fmteral services for William 22-27 Another anecdote concerend a He began attending services at P . Herman. fotmder, former CLOSED, WEDNESDAY 12-25-68 diner who comp\ ained about the Temple Beth David in I 920, owner, and president of the quality of a corned beef sandwich. joined the congregation In 1944, Electrlx Corp., of Cumberland, When Mr. Asnas berated him for served as vice-president for six who died Dec. II In Miami, Fla., BONELESS-ROLLED-QUALITY the complaint, the patron years and president for 16 years. were bet d Sunday at Temple Beth protested, "'You can't t.ilk to me While serving In hi s first year El. Burial was in Bridgeport, as vice-president, Mr. Brill wa s Conn. Undercut one of the leaders of the efforts Mr. Herman, 76 , lived at the Band Reinstates which resulted In the present Regency Apartments at 60 Roast Beef lb. 1.0·9 temp l e on Oakland Avenue , Broadway. rep! acing the then 45-year- old A native of Hartford and a son Jewish Member temple at 15 7 Chalkstone Avenue, of the late Morris and Fannie STREITS-KOSHERED-UNSALTED PHILADELPHIA -- A Jewish a year later. member or the University or Herman, he came to Rhode Island Pennsylvania marching band's In 1955 more than 200 persons in I 934 and the next year drlll tea,n was reinstated atter honored Mr. Sri II for hi s efforts organized Electrix, which began having been dismissed for on behalf of the temple. operations In Pawtucket with a Matzo Meal Besides hi s wife, Bertha handful of employees . PKG. refusing to strut to the tune of REG.41' I 9C Christmas· carols on (Ger s tenbl att) Brill, he ls The firm . moved to Thanksgiving Day. survived by a Son, Jacob M. Cumberland in 1954, and in I 960 Sherry Parker, a member or Brlli of Pawtucket; a daughter, was sold ro Cryogenerators Inc., . the Quakerettes drlll team, was Mrs. Abraham Levin of Cranston: a subsidiary of North American . six grandchildren and one great­ Phillips Company. Mr. Herman, a reinstated by John A. Russell, grandchtld. ' vice provost of student affairs, registered professional engineer '► ' CAPE KOSHER FOODS and inventor, stayed on as an who overrruled a decision by • 58 W.~SHING TON STREET B~ANCh OUTLET > Mort S1lverman, the band MRS. SIMON GOLDAE engineering consultant after sale f of the corporation. PAWTUCKET R i NEW BEDFORD president, to dismiss the Graveside services for Mrs. He was a member of the board 726- 1200 MATTAPAN freshman. Lois Goldae, 71, or 102 Pembroke of directors and a consultant for ! Mr, Silverman said Miss Avenue, who died Dec. 13 after an Sims Corporation of Providence, \ Parker a rabbi's daughter, had : Illness or one day, were held a member of the National Society ► been dismissed because band Sunday at Temple Israel policy stated that members could of Profes sional Engineers, of the ' Cemetery In Hastings, N,Y, Society of American Military 't miss a perfor mance only because The widow or Simon Goldae, of Illness. Engineers and of. the American IMPORTS FROM ISRAEL she was born In Georgia, a As sociation of Engineers. Miss Parker, who r etused to daughter of the late Adolf and show up for the Nov. 28 parade A veteran of World War I, Mr. Nannette (Livingston) Meyers. Herman had been a second said she objected to the band's She had lived In New York City FOR musical program and the fact that lieutenant while serving as a pilot the greater part of her life before In the Army Air Corps. t: there were no songs Included or moving to Providence In 1966. Hanukkah, a Jewish holiday. He was an honorary trustee ' ,, She ls survived by two and member of Temple Beth El ' ' daughters, Mrs. Mildr ed sweet and one of the original members California Orthodox and Mrs. Helen Blern Robinson, of the General Jewish Committee, both of Providence; a brother, a member of the Jewish Home for Norman Meyers or New York Feel Left Out the Aged , a 32nd degree Mason, C lty, and four grandchildren. SAN FRANCISCO The and a member of Nestelle Lodge Board or Rabbis of Northern and Palestine Temple, Ancient C allfornla has complained that MRS. CHARLES BOCHNER and Accepted Scottish Rites. ALSO GIFTS Jewish organizations were Funeral services for Mr s. Ida Besides his wife, Mrs. Anna holding events which violate the (Mitchell) Bochner, 72, of 85 (Feinstein) Herman, survivors Sabbath and are thereby excluding Sackett Street, who died Nov, 19 are a daughter, Mrs. Susan R. FOR ANY OTHER OCCASION observant Jews from after a three-day Illness, were LaPidus of Pawtucket; a sister, participating In them. The rabbis, held the following day at the Max Mrs . Lillian H. Cohen of MANY,MANY In a statement Issued here, Sugarman Memorial Chapel. Hartford, Conn., and two mentioned Sabbath fund-raising, Burial was In T.l ncoln 1>ark grandchildren. Sabbath gambling trips to Nevada and overseas charter filghts that GIFT ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM begin or terminate on the Sabbath. "We are particularly Max Sugarman funeral Home distressed that some or the " THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" activities we oppose are promulgated In the name of -MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION- Warwid. Tzedakah (charity)," the ·•THE statement said, "There ls no .. VOYAGEUR GIFT SHOPPE philanthropic cause, however DE 1-8094 4S8 Hope Street ,rovidence worthy, which cannot be 1065 Warwick A,:,:-•lt•IW••~••--467-5556 supported the other six days of FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUT-OF-Sl'ATE the week." The Board of Rabbis HOURS: Tues. and Wed. 11 a.m. - 6 p.m. said that It "does not presume to CAU COLLECT Tl'lun. and Fri. 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. Saturdays 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. be the watchdog of Individual Sabbath practices. " · ------c--c-----...... _,,....,...""""~--...... ----,.....,-,---,..------,--..,,.-~-~=------, .,..

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OFFICERS AT SONS OF JACOB: Shown abow are officers of the Congregation Sons of Jacob. In the front INSURANCEOFALL~lNDS~~~~, row, from left to right, are H.B. Stone, treasurer and member of the board; Jade Glantz, chairman of the board; Somuel Levine, who is filling his second term as gabbai shani and a member of the board; Nathan . • RIil e CASUALTY e UFE ill Waldman, gabbai rishon. Standing, left to right, are Hyman Silverman, financial and recording secretary e RDEUTY and SURETY BONl>S ~ and member of the board; Al Segal, member of the board; Joseph Segal, sexton; George Labush, Hyman Parness, Jaseph Weintraub and Morris Friedman, members of the board; Alex Goodblatt, member of the Be Sure! INSURE ~ board and chairman of yahneits, and Isadore Friedman, member of the board, and chairman of the sun­ Witb ill shine committee. Members not pre1ent at the time the picture was taken were Max Richter, honorary chair• man of the board; Jaseph D_u_bin and Rep. Somuel Kagan, _members of the board, and Judge Jacob Alprin. SAMUEL C. RESS § , A550CIA TED WITH ill HAROLD HOLT & CO. INC. § SHORTHANDED 7 334W.,tminsterMoll 421 -7~71 • II.es. 421-26S2 ~ CALL OFFICI! PERSONNEL POOL WHEt( YOU l Box Providence, R.I . 02903 Post Off1ee 814, Providence, R I 0290 I ~ NEED TEMP,_ORAIY CLEliCAL HELP , !Zl'JfJ!'Zlr..i~~mm=IZl~~=~l'Zl!:m~~m.ifr.ir.ia OfflCI PEISONNEL'S tomporory ·office std is efii~!fff o.,d OFFICERS ELECTED ieli•bfe-from minor ty'ping to m•i'H office procHuN1, yo• A.J. Paull was re-elected for We guarantee proper fit and sizing of your will be delighted with tl,e quolity of th• wo,k ond yo• will pay oftly for ffle exact amount of work done ••• REME~IER. a fourth term as president of the ski equipment by our professional staff. ow hourly ..,. rate, include ell in5'1rence, te11:e1 •rid fringe --Chased Schei Amess Association (They ore all skiers) benefits. at Its annual meeting on Sunday CALL US SOON afternoon, Dec. 8, al Temple Beth Of Course! We Have the OFFICE PERSONNEL POOL David. Highest Quality Brands in 421-48to· Other officers and directors who were elected Include George Ski Clothing and Equipment Lab us h , first vice-president; Charles Bresler, second vlce­ presldenl, and Samuel Shindler, treasurer. Named as directors were mu1trau Jyffr Jacob J. Alprln, John Newman, ' Irwin Priest, Louts Trostonoff, Rese rvoir Av enue • Opposite Garden City Erwin Bosler, Max J. Richter, SKI BARN 1 SUNDAY IS J ack Resnick, Benjamin 94 Middle St., Pawtucket, R.I. Rabinowitz, Charles Bresler, 722-4200 Rubin Sugarman, Irving Levin, I ALL ROAST DAY H.B. Slone, Louis Bloom, Charles Use Santa's Little Helper-In-Card 12, 30 p .m . to 9, 30 p .m . Gordon, Mitchell Sugarman, DIRECTIONS: Toke Exits 29 or 30 l Harry Chorney, Sidney Richman, MIX OR MATCH , Beef ... lamb . . Duckling . From Rte. 95 in Pawtucket Sam Jacobs, Sidney Resnick and I Chicken ... Cornish Hen and othe rs ' Shepley Shaprlo. The nominating committee l report was presented by Judge ' Alprln. 395 full course dinner MIAMI BEACH Installation of the omcers will be held al the first meeting of the FREE and IMMEDIATE CONFIRMATIONS l Also serving from our regular menu or ganization In January 1969. or ' Complete dinners from '3. 1 o/children ½ price HONOR MEMBERS AIR ONLY HOTELS-MOTELS l Sydney Pepper and Harry JET Ev ery Friday and Saturday n1te entertainment Ackerman were honored with •PROV.TO MIAMI ROUND TRIP ONLY$14Z * awards at a meeting of the South l in our cocktail lounge Providence Hebr ew Free Loan NO CHANGI:: OF PLANES ' Banquet facilities available• Coll 942-1211 Association on Tuesday, Dec. JO, * plu;s;;-transportation tax - Day and eve. flights l' for their years of outs tanding and devoted work f or the "All Leading Hotels Personally Inspected" organization. PUBLISHED RATES- ABSOLUTELY NO EXTRA CHARGES Winners of prizes named at ALG IE RS 01Pl0MAT NEWYOIIICEII AMEIU(ANA DOIi Al COUN IRY CLUB NE WPORT the meeting were David Kolodoff, ATT ACHE DORAL ON THE OCEAN RONEY PLAZA Samuel Gelbtuch, Samuel Kagan, AZTEC DUNES SAHARA S, Louise Armstrong and Louis BAL.M ORAL E0ENIIOC SAGAMORE Chasan. 8AIICEl0NA f0N TAINE 8LEAU SANSOU,$1 BEAU 1111/AGE FOUR SEASONS SAXONY CAOIUAC GOLDEN NUGGET SEA ISLE HANUKAH MEETING CASTAWAYS HARBOUR ISLAND SEVlllE The Busines s and CAIIILlON HARDEii HAU SHERATON-BEACH Professional Divi s ion of CASABLANCA Hit TON PLAlA SHERRY FRONTENAC CHATEAU HOllDAY INNS SHORE CLUB Hadassah will hol d its Hanukah COLONIAL INN HOLLYWOOD BEACH SINGAPORE meeting at the Sheraton-Biltmore CROWN LUCERNE SORRENTO Hotel on Sunday , Dec. 22, at 2:30 DEAUVlllE MAIICOPOLO STEIIING DELANO MARSEILLES SUIIF(OMBEII p.m. DESERT INN MQNTMAIITE THUNDERBIRD A hanukah program will be DtllDOO NAUT1lU S VEIISAlllES presented by the Misses Jennie Cohen, Hilda Kal ver, Lillian MANY OTHERS - FREE BROCHURES Lipson, Neille SIi verman and LET PETE SURPRISE YOU Esther Stone . 13 HAWAIIAN CARNIVAL NIGHTS WITH HIS LOW LOW COLLEGE SERVICE Complete plcg . including fabulous meals doily and fabulous dine-around plan PRICES A College Student Sabbath • 1 19.50 taxes and service Service will be held at Temple Frequent departures from Boston or New York Beth Torah on Friday, Dec. 27, at BOOK YOUR FEBRUARY CARNIVAL NOW! SPACE LIMITED "WE WILL BEAT 8:15 p.m. Speakers will include Miss CONCORD - GROSSINGERS - NEVELE ,, ANYBODY'S PRICE" Shelley Tragar of Rhode Island FALLSVIEW - KUTSHER'S - PINES - RALEIGH College who will speak on "KING "11" "Intermarriage and the College RESERVE NOW! Campu s ; " Lewis Bosler of FOR FEBRUARY SCHOOL VACATION SPECIALS P r ovidence College, " Does the Coll ege Gener a ti on Need Call Anytime ~r''T''£'C' ELECTRIC Reli gi on?" and Rabbi Sa ul PL .L .i i:JAPPLIANCES Leeman who will speak on "Scholar ships and Opportunities C.T.C. for Study in Israel." . Zelda Kouffman ( Certified Travel CounselorJ '1 414 SILVER SPRING ST. A College Get-Together Da nce for Jewis h coll ege s tudents of CRANSTON TRAVEL - 801 PARK AVE. CRANSTON Rhode Is land will be hel d at Temple Beth Torah on Saturday, Eves. by appointment 781-4977 Dec. 28, starting at 8 p.m. 7

4 THE RHODE lSLAND HERALD', FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1968 Herald subscribers comprise excellent results, advertise In the LORD BALFOUR DIES an active buying market,._ For Herald. Call 724- 0200. LONDON - The death of the thir d Ear l of Balfour, nephew of rmnauu11111111111111111111~111111111111111111111a-111111MH11ll111t111UIIHIIUIIIIIIIIIUUIIIIIIIIIIII Prime Minister Arthur Balfour w h o announced the Balfour BARNEY GLAZER 1 ,WHYPAYMORE? 1 Decla r a t i on for a Jewish homeland In Palestine In 1917, ! • HOUDAY IHOD-Qold1, Illy...., Peaul I and himself an ardent supporter In Hollywood § • ~II' 30 ltylN il! of Zionism and Isr ael, was i • mna FOR HIRJ..-HON-ffanilblat i announced recently. i Co111pc,re Hr Prfc11 i PIANOS A new mo.;.ie wll1 be ti tied Little children are handled uThe Gearshift." How about a with care In order to avoid TUNED - REPAIRED Jewish ver s ion. "The upsetting them. One little German RECONDITIONED Ger shen"? ...Assaf Dayan, son THE PROVIDENCE SHOE BOX KEY WOR K boy sai,~• "I feel sorry for Anne of Israeli minister Moshe Dayan, Frank, :63 WESTMINSTER MALL HARRY BAILEY is discussing production of the It is here that young adults , in C?Ln E\1..ry NJte t,/ 9 30 ti! Xmas' 521-2471 movie "Death of a Jew," to be spite of widel y different made in Israel with Akim backgrounds and beliefs, are Tamiroff. working together for a true and A London vaudeville team lasting peace among the countries since -,he 1930's, The Kipper of the world. Brothers will be seen in _ AGENT Lynn Ro s en :llanL You So mucl :l-or Your Columbia's "The Looking GI ass celebrated her birthday by gifting War. "If you're wondering how her agent-husband Jerry· Rosen they lasted this long in showbiz, with a 1964 black Rolls Royce, :Jfu.ou,l :Jle Year each is his brother' s Kipper. Next year, Lynn will present Mendel Schwartz, actor in the Jerry with a full-length Yiddish Theatre of Yugoslavia, Chinchilla coat but I have a faint We WiJi '/j,u .All was married to Eunice Garfink. suspicion that Jerry will object ' secretary in a Hollywood agency. that the coat doesn't fit him and A NEW chap ter in the " Diary will insist that Lynn wear it .A J.lal'f"I JJanuLal of Anne Frank" is being wrinen instead. on one of Amsterdam's ancient Georg e Tobias' favorite tree- lined canal st r ee t s , NEW .. . PLANT ON PREMISES photograph - showing him at the Prisengracht, where a dark four­ Montreal World' s Fair two years UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS story warehouse' s backhouse, ago thumbing hi s nose at the PLAZA maintained in its original state, Egyptian Pavilion .. . And isn't it provides tours for visitors . It NORTH MAIN ST. & DOYLE time we started reading the UN was here that Otto Frank's family from right to left so that, when AVE . hid to avoid persecution and we feet that delegates aren't (NEXT TO STAR MAR KET) Imprisonment by the Nazis who doing their level best, we can had Invaded Holland. prod them with " NU? " ? 521-3636 Teenagers, especially 14-18, MOLLY PICON signed in for a are quiet, with eyes that plead, rote in Gomer Pyle's "USMC." If "Don' t heap more abuse on us I know Molly, s he'll wind up because our parents have tol d us cooking a pl ate of "Smoky everything already." Mountains Kreplach" fo r Jim Nabors. STANLEY WAXMAN, Jewish character actor. will pl ay the Egyptian Serapamoun in Pandro I.,. ,.I Berman ' s movie, "Justine. " ~ ~ Gift F019 C ~ Waxman played the American In dian with an Oxford accent on tv's " Beverly Hill bi llie s ," al so c\O~ 'Jil'j the wealthy Arab on "Run for - ~~e, Your Life" and a German officer s,~ on "Rat Patrol ." Away from the camera, Stanl ey and hi s wife, its Rena, present concert readings of ~ poetry, pl ays and their original material for clubs . schools and community organizations. J EW I SH producer Pandro The _ONLY one Berman hired Hedi Dridid, Arabic s tage and screen star, for the top- featured role of the I ate Egyptian King Farouk li terally of its kind in the world and figuratively Dridid' s fattest role of hi s career. THE VALLEY State (Calif,) Coll ege football team br oke up its los in g streak when non -Jewish ~An Original S_igned coach Dick Str eid started to carry a · yarmulke in hi s pocke t, - gift of Jewish lineman Drew ffl; Oil Painting t,~:t- Yellen. Robbi Approves With A History Of The Artist W ~ Jewish Donation > I\ ( HERE'S AH EXAM,u- For Transplants SEE WARWICK TORONTO, - An Orthodox rabbi said here that Jewish law HUNDREDS OF permits Jews to donate their GALLERIES hearts or other organs fo r ORIGINAL transplants but forbids them to 422WARWICK AVENUE, give their bodies to science or OIL PAINTINGS for anatomical dismemberment , WARWICK " because most schools do not Conllllmporaly American & give the body enough respect." ln1llmatlCllal Artists Just South Of Rabbi N.I. Rabinovitch of Warwick Shopper's World Cl an ton Park Synagogue, who SEASCAPES • LANDSCAPES lectures in mathematics at the " LANDSCAPE" IY &ROMY University of Toronto, said at a AWARD-WINNIN6 mLL UFES • AISTRACTS Telephone: 467-3343 university seminar that donating EUROPEAN PAINTER a heart was a life- saving WITH FRAME - ONLY $21 procedure that took precedence over the Commandment that Each Insurable For Double The Cost forbids mu! ti! atlon of the dead. Complete Size Range He said there was nothing in the Torah that forbade the use of from OPEN 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M. kidneys, corneas or any vital MON. THROUGH SAT. organs taken from a Jewish donor "because there is no greater merit even in death than e"-2P._~u~~:y~--M. , contributing to saving a life." s2s. to s100 He said the Torah al so permits autopsies if they are needed to find the answers to medical puzzles, but the Torah would not allow persons to give a nose for cosmetic reasons because that would not justify mu! t!l atln_g the dead. Rabbi Rabinovltch said it would be acceptable for a Jewish person to be given a pig' s heart if science developed a way to use animal organs Instead of human organs In a transplant.

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SERVING TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY (5 TO 10). SUNDAY FROM (1 TO 9P.M .) marrying a "stranger." They are Three Jewish Weddings marrying someone as 4famlliar to them as their own neighbors. I have been In attendance at Theodore Herzl, who founded three weddings over the past the Zionist movement, wrote in month. The groom In each was his diary: "We mus t have a Navy, the son of a close friend. All even If it's only one gunboat. We three Jewish boys marreld must have Army officers with a gentile girls. All three gentile red stripe running down the brides became Jews. Nor are trousers of their uniform." ""QV'EST ""QV'IND these conversions rarities. But 30 years ago these conversion! Recognizable Values RESTAURANT would have been unique . While Was Herzl a chauvenist? Or a Jews and gentiles Intermarried nationalist? No. He was talking then, the more likely conversion about the recognizable values of for f inc food and beverages would have been that of the Jew to this world. Now Israel ha s given the religion of his or her spouse. the Jews a recognizable Identity I suspect Israel has had a lot and the sense of homelessness ts to do with the fact that more a thing of the pas t. people convert to Judaism than 555 CENTRAL AVENUE,(ROUTE 152 ),IN NEARBY SEEKONK.MASSACHUSETTS I remember how Jealous I was heretofore. For over 100 years when Mulcahey, my partner on Jewish writers ln America kept describing how we were just like the "New York Datly Mirror" everybody else . We had took a drink and always toasted basketball players and baseball the day when he would go to players. We had Irving Berlin. Ir el and and • kiss the Blarney We had fought In all the wars of Stone. Mulcahey helped make me a Zionist. I felt Mulcahey's America. One rabbi even wrote a book, "The Jews of the Civil belonging and I thought to myself, War," devoting a whole chapter why can't I say, "Some day I'm going to Palestine and gaze at the to Abraham Lincoln's Jewish tomb of Rachel?" chiropodist. None of these books Indeed, on my first trip to Impressed anyone. No one read Is rael that Is exactly what I did, them except Jews and then only aloud to each other In the lodge visit the tomb of Rachel, made of solid rock. The Blarney Stone and hall. the Tomb of Rachel both All Bets Off represent significant values ln But with the emergence of this world and we are no longer Israel, all bets were off. The alone. Israelis destroyed the stereotype (Copyright, C, I 968 by Harry of the Jew as banker, merchant, Golden) and money grabber. Israel gave (Distributed by Bell-McClure Syndicate) American Jews the right to use ----- . four words without hesitation: "I MARK ANNIVERSARY am a Jew." The Israelis gave NEW YORK - Lubavltcher them this right because above all H asidim marked the 170th other people Americans love anniversary last week of the fighters which Is why they love freeing of the fotmder of their the Irish and love the movement, Rabbi Schneur Zalman ConfedeN1tes - because these of Lladl, from a Czarist prison were fighters. where he wa~ held 53 days on Now gentile boys and girls grotmds of disloyalty to the who marry Jews are no longer re !me. HOLIDAY SAVINGS SALE ON ALL ,, .1968 ZENITH TV's and STEREOS COME IN AND SEE JAN FOR HIS SPECIAL LOW PRICE

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's.c.nd"a...... !'aid ., "'-iclti,-, RhClde Wand Sub.criplMfl lotft Fifteen C.ntl th. cepy; IJ M.H, $6.00 I"" onnum; oun.Wil Nlw fntland, $7 .50 ,-, on-­ By BERYL SEGAL lWffl. It,• ratet en ...,..,. 11- tt.roW ....,.,..._ wlNaip"-rtt o,. centinueu1 1,,nlnt, nofffi.cl to the contfory In writifte. Tuey have a good and proven 11- Herald 011Umn - finonciol fftPO'll'bllty for typoerophiccil en-on in od~menh, but win" ~t Said Rabbi Nachman Cohen at tea'.cher" ·who does not care. that part of th. od_,...,...n, in which '!!9_ ryp-.N1phkol er,., oceura. Ad'ftftiten will plectw notify the a meeting of the Providence Cynics cannot be teachers . A method of teaching and they see mct-.-,ent im~~ of •'!f .,..., \Whkh may oceur. no need to change it. They exude Hebrew Day school: Teacher, especially a teacher In "Every time a boy begins to the Jewish schools , must worry. optimism at every meeting of FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1968 come to school . I regard him a A physician once told me that he teachers, of Board Members, at future Moshe Rabenu. does not steep nights when he has conferences, and especially at "J;very girl who comes to a sick patient in the hospital. parents' visitations . Anti-Israel Campaign klndergarten I am hopeful will Teachers lose sleep every night I do not, I cannot be! ieve s uch "Life" Magazine signalized the seriousness of a growing grow up to become another when something does not go right teachers. 11When a boy _or a girl is American propaganda and political campaign against Israel's Miriam, the sister of Moshe In school that day. Rabenu.'' Nor do l have much faith in brought to me," s ays Rabbi struggle for a secure peace with the Arab states. That Is a beautiful philosophy the teacher, the teacher in the Nachman Cohen, Principal of the The anti-Israel drive is aimed right at the White House in­ of Jewish Education. Such a Jewish schools, who is an eternal Hebrew Day Schoo1, l look upon tended to swing President-elect Richard Nixon away from his philosophy could sustain many a optimist. To that teacher them as future Moshe Rabenus teacher and worker In the Jewish everything is going r ight. The and future Miriams." To develop commitments to support Israel with Phantom planes and polit­ schools. It is capable of renewing children are all wonderful. The future Moshes and Miriams we ical backing, even to the extent of tipping the military balance and replenishing the courage of text books are all excellent. The need to work- with them, to worry of power in Israel's favor. teachers to begin their mission curriculum is just perfect. 1be about them, to prepare ourselves for the task, to s tudy all the time, "Life" Magazine; opposed to an American-commitment to every day, every year. scliool is the best In the "I believe . . . I believe with community, in the land, in the Israel, urged a ne.:V effort to win friends in Egypt and other. perfect faith In the coming of the world. Such teachers do not to gr~;;e all to be able to walk Arao capitals and reestablish broken diplomatic relations. The Messiah. . . "And though he is worry either. They have studied the stree ts of the community and magazine concluded that United States' commitment in the late in coming .... I believe. " in their youth and they have no meet former pupils and not be Middle East include "the integrity of the Arab boundaries th at But that philosophy, that need to Improve their knowledge . ashamed. belief, also imposes obligations Israel has violated since the June war. " on the teacher, The State Department published a new study on the Mideast A teacher with such lofty aims which plays down Arab responsibility for the 1948 and 1967 in mind comes to class every day wars, and creating disturbing inferences that Israel is to blame. with new expectations. What I missed yesterday, he says to Pro-Arab organizations, such as the American Council on himself, I w111 accomplish today. the Middle East, American Enterprises Institute for Public Where I failed last week, he tell s Policy, and some influential newspapers a nd public opinion himself, I will succeed thi s week. No teacher can afford the by Leonard Lyons makers have stepped up their a nti-I srael a rguments. It a ll luxury of dlsmissini; a boy with a seems to add up to pressu re upon the new President to reverse shrug of the shoulders, saying: himself. "Ha, A Rabbi he will never RECORD : Laay Bird the bank, whose lease is ending, You would think tha t with American Government and public be." Johnson' s book should be, will be converted into the hotel's That boy might turn out to opi ni on aroused by Russian penetration in the Middle East. historically, the most Inter esting bar~ "This way," said Tisch, become a Moshe Rabenu, he the of the series to be written about "I'll be laughing all the way to that it would logica ll y follow that the U.S. should rely on Is­ deliverer of hi s people from the LBJ's White House Years. the hotel." rael as the only credible friend in that part of the world. and Egyptian bondage, he the Giver of Mrs. Johnson always has had her HOSPITALITY: Dew! Sukarno, include Israel in NA TO, and even seek agreement on the use the Law, he the source of all eye on histor y. That's why she wife of the ex-Prime Minister of Jewi!'h morality and ethics and of Ashdod and Haifa naval bases for the U.S. Sixth Fleet. had a wire-r ecorder taping every Indonesia, has been a house guest aspiration. talk with all visitor s, at Cindy and Joey Adams' here. The anti-Israel drive should be opposed.not onl y because we And the little girl whom the SUI°T: Wh en Vladimir They've just heard that Sukarno believe it is a matter of justice to help Israel survi ve in a hos­ teacher is tempted to take lightl y Horowitz visited CBS' omces to Is to be exiled. The Adamses tile world of Arabs, but for American se lf-interest. Washington m I g ht well become another see his TV special, he wore a notifi e d th e Ind o n es ian Miriam, she who put her brothe r brown suit, He's coming to CBS gover nment that they're willing to will never find a solid base of support in Cairo. Damascus ·or Moshe among the bullrus he s by again Christmas Day, to see the open their home to Sukarno here. other Arab capitals, such as it can t'ind in Jerusalem. Washing­ the Nile River, she who saved her second showing. Mike Dann, CBS' It would be mere reciprocation, ton will not be able to dislodge Russia from it s newly acquired brother Moshe from the hands of vice president in charge of because they once were his satellite states of Egypt and Syria. No appeasement at the ex ­ the Egyptian overseers, she who Horowitz, suggested that the guests In Jakarta. was by the side of her brother pense of Israel will get Russia ou.t of Cairo and Da mascus. But pianist wear a blue suit to this It was during that stay In Moshe in the I ong and wear! some showing of his concert ... Horowltz Jukarta that Cindy told Joey about such appeasement would ope_n the gates for the Ru ss ian s to try journey In the wllderne ss. said he'd wear a blue suit, If CBS Sukarno: "He's-making passes at to sweep Israel out of the way a nd take over a ll of the Mid die Of course, we don't expect would buy him one. me. What do I do?" •. . "Why ask East. - them to grow up Moshe Rabenus Dann is arranging for a tailor me?" Adams r eplied. "I'm your and Miriams. Just as we do not to go to the pianist's home and fit husband, not yo ur brother~'' The only stumbling block in the wa y is Israel. The Israelis expect every youngster to grow him for a blue suit. MEMOS: Kim Stanley, one of will fight anybody, including the Russians, who-step on them . up to be the President of the ART: Norman Granz, Ella our foremost actresses, will Better to avert an· American-Russian confrontati on in such a United States. But every Ft t zg er a ld' s manager, often return to Broadway In Geor ge war by giving Israel the backing it needs now instead of when youngster has the potential for visits Picasso. At his last visit Furth's "Husband, Wlfe and greatness, and the teacher has to the shooting begins. he brought a gift to Picasso, who Friend" .. .James A, Farley had hope and pray that he, by his handed him a French franc in some eye surger y at Manhattan fPZTl--rm, :~<~-~--_,~~. tt instruction, contributes to the token exchange. Granz sighed that Eye , Ea r and Thr oat development of this potential It was an ordinary coin... Plcasso Hospltal. ..John Cassavetes' next When I walk the s treets of made It extraordinary, by etching film project, following re Faces," !;~ 'IOUR MONE-'l'S Providence, or when I r ead the his name on It. will be "Husbands," with Ben daily newspaper, I am often VISITOR: The Most Famous Gazzara and Peter Falk, He'll struck with surprise at my Brldgroom in the World walked film It In N_ Y . and London •.. The WO'RTN former pupils . Is thi s the boy who on w. 52d st. the other day, African Room is being integrated: i sat in my classes only a few towards the 21 Club, He was with Johnny Baron is the first white years ago? Is this the girl who Johnny Meyer . "Keep my name performer to star there. )~~ by Sylvia Porter always whispered to her friends out of the papers, please," said Ruth Field, widow of Marshall as soon as the class began? the Famous Bridegroom. I asked Field, sold a Van Gogh canvas to ~ - They are now doctors, why they hadn't been to the party the Carnegie Institute tor over $1 Since the , . ' 'Truth:-in­ lawyers. composers, Rabbi s , at El Morocco, Meyer said: mlllion ... M!lovan Dj!las appeared Truth In Packaging Packaglng I aw was passed two social workers. teachers, In a classic survey made "He's barred from going to but Joe Julian did the reading years ago, an estim8tet1 three out architects, men in business and parties", .. The Bridegroom then from Djllas' "The Stone and the some time ago, a group of college of four I abe Is on food packages industry. I meet them on boards educated housewives were given took his sister and daughter to Violets" at the YMHA Poetry have been revised to state the of Jewish organizations, at dinner at the Cote Basqqe. Center -.. Robert Shaw, author of shopping lists of 20 items to be amount and type of contents in lectures , on boards of schools , purchased at a supermarket. The CHANGE: One scene in the "Man In the Glass Booth" and bot d type on the front of the and in all kinds of campaigns. new musical hit, "Promises, star of Pinter's film, "The housewives were Instructed to try package, and to lis t on every They are not Moshe R abenus or to choose the most economical Promises," shows the hero Birthday Party," wlll try tab e I not only the basic Mlrlams, but neither are they a producing next. He brought package of each Item. waiting outside Madison Square Ingredients but also the full name disgrace to the community. Garden. The guard tells him the Thomas Hardy's "Mayor of Result: Forty-three per cent Nothing ts as despicable as a of the choices made were wrong, _(Continued on page 8) result: the Knicks lost in double­ C asterbridge." and because of the wrong choices overtlme•• . The Knlcks' coach, P at O'Brien served as the women spent an average of 11 Red Holzman, was at the Shubert godfather to Jackie Vernon's cents more per shopping dollar COMMUNITY CALENDAR Theater on opening night. baby, and presented the Infant "I loved It," he told Ne!l with a print of "Spirit of Notre than necessary. Assuming these GENERAL JEWISH c'A~~fh!fJf~PRov10ENCE, 1Nc. women were no smarter shopping Simon, the author, "but can you Dame,'' in which O'Brien Fo, listing Call 4, 1-4111 on their own than they were in the change it to have the Knlcks portrayed Knute Rockne ... Ray survey, they were unnecessarily win?" O'Connell was elected a director adding hundreds of dollars to SUNDAY, DICEMIH 22 RHYME : When Sinatra opened of Bavarian Alpine Inns •• . Dalton 7:00 p.m.:C..,9. Mhhkon Tfiloh, Tolmud Ckm at Caesars Palace, he sang a Trumbo, who wrote the their yearly food bill . MONDAY, DECIMMI 23 Q.: Do you know, offhand, Sammy Cahn parody about the screenplay of "The Fixer," will whether 11 l /2 ounces of Tooty :~~~~~~~'"'ct::;,::-:~:~:::;:.~~.::.= ... rival Sands Hotel, where he once write and direct the film version 1:00 p.m.-1.cid. Aull. Gerald M. Clomon no. 369 JWYA, Chonukah ,Orty was a partner: "That other place of his pacifist novel, "Johnny Got Frootles for 97 cents are a better 1:00 p.m.-S.tenteM Temp&. a.th hnMI, looNI Meetin9 buy than 8 ounces for 76 cents? 1:00 p.m.-1.1. C.Undl. Nen~ Women, 1-,ulor Mffti"9 , Is an Avis - which Is why I'm His Gun." The project Is tor Bill Whether f lb. 4 of chocolate :::::~~~•:.~~:'C:.~'!.~:tJ:,,:~;.:t:nLtt,. here while they have Sammy Cosby's productions, oz. l:OOp,m,-Ulllheoll 0nMf .t Trve $11ters, Inc., leard Me.tint blobs for $1.71 Is a bigger Davis" ••• The owners of the THE REW ARD: A tipsy man bargain than 2 lbs. for $2.32? :::::::::::-a::'~•:_~;!:==-~:::~"T..1 ,1-,ula, Mffti"9 Sands, and Davis, protested to entered Walsh's Steakhouse with A.: The, 11 1 /2 oz. package of TUISDAY, DICIMUII 24 - Cahn. The songwriter replied: a box ccntalnlng a carrier pigeon. 1:00p.M,..MillafflttNptNilAa'n., ...rdM.etlng "Few entertainers• names rhyme "This pigeon," he announced, Tooty Frootles and the 2 lb. THUISDAY, DICIMlll26 package of · chocolate blobs are l:OOp.111.-Jeww.W.-,_thti....,..,INrdMNff"II with Hertz." "just finished 25 years' work tor the more economical packages. SATUIDAY, DICIMMI 21 RE A LT y : Robert Tisch, my messenger service aioo, ...... ~ ...... _,...._,,°""ut1a.. whose runs the Warwick ~ .~ ...-Ung to cllgbt f1on... firm'.' ••• He was thrown out when our way out ol. _the package mu.e. Hotel, decided on a novel change: (Continued on page 8) '. - •••--·- -•------~~------~ ---r -- .· --

1l!E RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1968 7 NEW SYNAGOGUE shape. The synagogue's first ; MADRID - Plans are being stone was laid and construction , made here for the dedication of a begun last March. •It will have BRIDGE new synagogue - the first since room for 550 worshippers. ·There { In are two synagogues In Barcelona, 111111nu1111111111111111n1u1111111111111umn111H1t111111111i111111111111111u11111111u1un11- the Jews were expelled 1492. It was designed by a Spanish one Ashkenazlc and the other ' By Robert E. Starr arc_hltect and Is rect ular In Sephardic, i ), Today's hand, as did the vulnerable, North dealer. TI,e previous one, concerns pl aylng bidding: too quickly and thoughtlessly to the first trick. Some Declarers N S W 1 ♦ 1 ♦ JULIE'S Sil VER ELECTRIC were gull ty of one, some the P other and still more, guilty of 2 ♦ JNT End IJELICATESSEN BEN SILVER both. Had they given the After North had opened the 73 1 Hope Street consideration that they should Electrical Contractors bidding, South had visions of a 621-9396 have to Just what the situation possible slam but simply bid one Electricians was they would have done Spade to give North a chance to - Anything Electrical - something else but many do not describe his hand bener. When I ook far enough ahead. TIiey see North did r,ebld his Diamond suit, 781-6665 this trick only without planning on It showed a mlnimlllll hand with a the whole hand. This is the wrong six card suit. Some Souths did get way to look at these hands but try all the way to six No Trump but I as we do to show them how to think three Is enough. The play of think we can't make them do It. It the hand Is the Issue. Actually It KOSHER KOSHER Is entirely up to them. Is easy but some Declarers fotmd ALL-BEEF ALL BEEF No

/ 8 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1968 ARREST ARAB WOMEN VIA SATELLITES operation recently, the Post JERUSALEM - Two East JERUSALEM - Overseas Office announced. The Post Office Jerusalem Arab women were telephone calls from Israel may has leased three channels on j The Lyons Den ( arrested last week for allege.~ soon be transmitted via satellites Intelsat I which Is orbiting the activities "hostile to Israel. as an alternative to the (Continued from page 4) e,µ111 In a nxed posltlon over the One of them Is the wife of former submarine cable linking Israel he demanded that the pigeon be Atlantic• Ocean and Is used to East Jerusalem Mayor Rouhl Al with France that went Into relay trans-Atlantic calls. accorded an unusual tribute: "Let everyone here get up - Hlclelb, who was banished to and stand like a statue." · Jordan last March 7. The other TOUR: Imogene Coca has been was Mrs. Mallha Hussein!, wife starring In a touring company of of a property manager. "You Know I Can•t Hear ·You GOLF TOURS When the Water. • s Running" •.• Many of the stops are TO one-nighters. After a ,--...... performance In the South, Miss Coca told the theater's manager: PUERTO RICO "If Atlanta Is a big theater city, how come we were only half tull?" ••. "One answer," he told ( AND ) her, "Is this Isn't Atlanta, but Charleston, s.c." (Distributed 1968, Publishers FREEPORT Ha 11 S yndlcate) (All Rights "-._,,,/ Reserved) NAMED TO IOAID: Edward 5. ~ Goldin, Providence attorney, was OK VOLUNTARY LOAN unanimously elected to the board DEPARTURES JERUSALEM - The Israeli of trustees and as a member of Treasury Department announced CALL 831-5200 the Corporation of the Providence last week that the National PubUc Library at ih Dec. 6 meet­ Defense Loan, equal to one ing, it was announced by Ronald month's salary per year, will PR ICE > ~~~~~~ Green, Jr., seaetary of the Corpo­ remain on a voluntary basis 808 HOPE ST PROVIDENCE ration. during 1969 and that property OPEN EVES. BY APPT Mr. Golden, a partner in the taxes will not be raised. law firm of Pucci, Zito and Goldin, is a member of the Providence E•barraql-, City Council and is chairman of the Coull

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1-968 9 In a "dig", and pure greenhorns possession of which performs who r e v e a 1 e d archaeological miracles eyen with persons of lntu1tlon from the ftrst moment. complete I y alien mentalities. -i One thing will certainly help, This writer used to put his I though It Is by no means a sine laborers In a golden humor by qua non, • and that Is an pretending his trowel was a six­ elementary knowledge of Hebrew, shooter and doing cowboy tricks because sooner or later the with It; he also found that the use By various channels it may Even in the circumstances and alone Is the supervisor. volunteer may have to talk to of the Libyan word for "Steady" have reached the ears of the countries where paid manual There is, In short, no workers -who know no European worked wonders. adventurous that one way of labor Is not prohibitive In cost, subsutute for the Intelligent language. Finally let the volunteer come spending a cheap holiday In Israel archaeologists need Intelligent assistant, because he Is the The volunteer from abroad equipped with that great human is to volunteer for an volunteers when they want to essential link · between the should not come with too many virtue, patience: as Indispensable archaeological excavation there. carry out an excavation. If labor physical laborer and the director -romantic Ideas. Not every In archaeology as It Is rare In But whoever contemplates this Is expensive or primitive, the of the excavation. The fact Is that excavation Is Masada, and even at modern life. plan solely aa a means to a cheap problem Is still more acute, but archaeological students are Masada manuscripts and Inquiries from prospective holiday would do well to dismiss In any case, none but the most relatively few In number and not skeletons are not found every volunteers should be addressed the Intention here and now. restricted excavation can be , available for prolonged periods of 11'.lOment. The average "dig" in to: · Archaeological holidays are not effectively run or made to yield excavation. This Is the reason Israel, as In other lands, Is The Deputy Director, really cheap. They are fun. its fllll results 1f the director why In Israel, as In most neither a success Ion of thrilling The Department of Antiquities, countries, there is usually a ·need discoveries nor a round of tense MI nl st r y of Education and for the lntelllgent volunteer from expectation. Not every dig Is In Culture, home or abroad to come and the desert and seldom Is• an Tutoring Jam:es/. F.·Reilly assist in exploring the country's excavation measured simply by many and faschJtlng ancient the uniqueness of Its ftnds. Much sites. good archaeological exploration What can the volunteer from consists of close observation, ~~ 751-039S outside Israel expect'/ If he pr.eclse recording and diligent volunteers for a "dig'', he can and minute hand-work. The Aigebra French - German - Latin - Span­ normally expect to get his living volunteer Is often like the front­ expenses from the body running line soldier who doesn't know the expedition. While he will have what's going on elsewhere on the History - English to pay his own fare to and from front or what's In his general's Israel, he can expect to be free of mind. The good director will, of Complete lndMdual Attention in Homelike Atmosphere concern so long as he Is digging. course, try to put his assistants He should, however, be warned In the picture from time to time that he may. in 'Some cases, need a n d show them discoveries to cover his food and lodgings till elsewhere In the dig, to educate the first expense account comes and Interest them, but he Is a ;x- back at the end of the busy man who can't be expected ~ ... X ~ ;.,( x~ "" month. The other warning Is that to do this all the time and may .. no volunteers should Join an not even be In a position to until excavation for less than two things have developed further. )( weeks, because they need time to Nor will every Job which the ~ learn their elementary duties, volunteer Is called UJ?<>n to and only after that will they be of perform directly concern the :,c profit to the excavation and In a digging Itself. He may be asked to ~ position to appreciate the Job. hold a surveying pole, wash The longer they can stay, the pottery, keep the r egister of finds )t ~~ THAYER AT ANGELL ST.. PROV., R..l. mor e th ey are likely to up to date, sort photographs or , experience satisfaction and see watch the dump on which soil Is 0~1d.!on~ov Tl,N s.111 ...y something of Interest. Good being deposited. He may be asked "'~ x x. . ,.. X ~ X J. weather, friendliness and the to cook. In short, he should be Intriguing quality of this new-old r eady for ever ything, knowing land are to be found by all open to that ever y Job Is equally receive them. Important. ¼to½OFF What, the worried neophyte What about health and physical -will ask, shall I be expected to fitness? A high degree of physical know? Shall I be of any use at all work Is not usually demanded of ORIGINAL PRICE If I come as a c·omplete the volunteer on a normal greenhorn? Naturally, the excavation, but stamina is. He ts ON GROUPS OF volunteer who has a little not usually asked to dig with pick " _ practical experience or some and shovel, but to supervise or to reading behind him may prove perform delicate operations of lmpo~ted Knits • Fine Wools more Immediately adaptable than search and cleaning with small he who comes with neither, but tools. But this Is tiring and he Suits • Ensembles this Is not Inevitable. A lltlle should not be liable to sunstroke knowledge Is a dangerous thing or allergic to dust. Further, the THE VARIOUS TYPES of the city of and common sense Is the best volunteer should be ready for Jerusalem present a cultural kalei­ Cocktail Dresses • Formal Gowns preparation. This writer has simple conditions and equipped doscope. 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12 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1968 If the statute of limitations oo EXPRESSES CONCERN . war crimes prosecutions goes GROUP TOURS TO BONN - West Germany's Into effect as scheduled at the end ISRAEL & EUROPE ,, Minister of Justice Gustav of next year. Dr. Heinemann Heinemann expressed concern addressed a seminar of West ~ DEPARTURES that some already con'l'tcted nazl German and Israeli journalists By Dorothy A. Wiener war criminals may get amnesties who are visiting h_ere. Jews all over the world. 10 DAY TRIPS from s399 1 was on my way to Israel When a Jew crle s out, every after the cease fire .... . Jew wants to answer. 11 I -am 14 DAY TRIPS from s440 11 ROBERT STARR BRIDGE CLUB~ , I was there before my here I" excitement heightened as the RESERVE NOW! 1060 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE miles slipped away .. . INVESTIGATE BOMBINGS TI,e Temple was destroyed SANTIAGO de Chile, ALSO, 3-WEEK once, twice . .. Poll·ce are Investigating two BRIDGE CLASSES The Land was Invaded, Molotov cocktail bombings by TRIPS TO /SRAEL ravaged time and again . . . anti-Semitic terrorists here. One WE ARE GETTING READY FOR NEW SERIES Always the Jews cared and of the explosives was hurled at always they returned and they dawn Sunday at the Jewish 831-5200 ALL LEVELS - DAY OR NIGHT rebuilt. Hungarian Club. Fire caused FORM YOUR QWN GROUP OR JOIN ONE OF OURS En route to Israel damage before it was remembered the oath of the ages. extinguished. That night an ~~~~~~ CALL 831-4669 "If. I forget thee O Jerusalem, automobile belonging to a PRICE > FOR INFORMATION may my right hand lose Its member of the Bene Israel 808 HOPE ST PROVIDENCE ctmnlng". (Indian Jewish) community was OPEN EVES BY APPT • I arrived In Tel Aviv in the bombed. early afternoon and watched the speed with which the Israelis sorted 1u ggage for different For the loveliest in 1220 groups. I saw families waiting for a ELMWOOD r elative they had never met. TI,ey Bridal Wear . .. kissed, they touched, they cried. AVENUE The Egged bus headed for the Hotel was very modern. People Helene's PROVIDENCE on the street were eager looking. 941-4000 relaxed and Informal. In this of East Providence OPEN EVERY atmosphere who could guess that 84 TAUNTON AVENUE they were surrounded by four NIGHT UNTIL countries Jointly pledged to push 434-4370 9P.M. them Into the sea? I didn't bother to unpack. Instead I went outdoors and EVERYTHING FOR THE walked through the streets. I looked at store windows. I talked A RARE OPPORTUNITY SKIER to people. Men, women and beautiful children. I listened to , everyone's evaluation of the Six­ Life Insurance Sm Management l rainee Every 3 or 4 yeu1 we ·haV9 the "Hd of ataMlng an outstanding GIVE A GIFl CERTIFICATE Day War. I saw their ert. I listened to ~:~i~ronm::m~in!~'" p:~:~alM~;:a~r:~:n~:•~:i'1l~1 p:ir;•:~n:h~~ ment training. M~n aelected wlll eventually head one of our ,21 FOR HANUK~ their poetry. I could easily have General AgenelH throughout the country. stretched out on the warm sand of CHRISTMAS 11 Tel A vlv and been carried away !: :::, ':.. ;:i~ ■ ~:•: 1th•,v:d a:~i,.::~1~9.~ ~rnadd•~•.!: ~~~o~,t~::;: OR FOR ANY OCCASION by the hum of the Mediterranean leadership or HIH abili t y , and acore high on our aptitude tHU. ( CALL AND WE Will MAil iT) Sea_. but there was a desire to see ~::!~':"!.~~!~~ !"n~l;s~il•~~~: 11!~~lnlri~a!•t.~:;t';.1":,.::;~c::: as much of Israel that each day would permit. There was Ell at Send ConfidmtiaI Rerumc to and Solomon' s Mines and the Red SKIING IS OUR BUSINESS Sea. What an experience it is to i L A. PENNEY, CLU, Gen-I Agent walk _on soil that Moses walked t: J ass lnduatrlal Bank Bldg. onl ftrovldence, Rhode laland Ot2903 LARGE SELECTION FOR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN When I arrived at the Walling LIFE&CASUALTY Wall my emotion and my sense of 351 -432() - CHARGE IT WITH INCARD - awe knew no bounds. I cried and I "AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER" thanked God that I lived to see the wall In my time. My Israeli guide shed a tear because she knew the bloodshed and the sacrifice made by the young Israelis to reunite Jerusalem. Then with typical JACK'S Israeli humor my gui de said, ' ' "Dvalra, why do you cry? This is FABRICS ' . not the walling wall to the I s raeli s. The Income Tax Building Is the Walling Wall DRAPERIES where Israelis march to cry". I went to Jericho and I closed FOR HOMES AND OFFICES my eyes to project myself Into the past when Joshua came through the city and the walls of e SLIP COVERS e BEDSPREADS Gift HIM from Herbert the fortified city came tumbling • UPHOLSTERING e WINDOW Sl1ADES Brown. That's all. Men who get down. It's hard to leave Jerusalem. WE WILL BE HAPPY TO H.ELP YOU presents from Herbert Brown become The Kne sset with its beautiful WITH ANY HOME DECORATING PROBLEM such lambs they simply can't do Menorah outside. The Museums CALL US NOW. NO OBLIGATION. enough for the GAL who with the Dead Sea Scrolls and the antiquities from the various PA S-2160 G_IVES 'em! During the archeological digs. 725 DEXTER STREET CENTRAL FALLS next few days, we'll tell Hebrew University, the . MON. TUE WED ., FRI . and SAT . 9,30 a .m.-5,30 p.m.; THURSDAY 9 to 9 you about some of these Hadassah Medical School and the magically potent gifts. great Hadassah Hospital which will contribute great scholarship (For the total selection, and medicine to the entire world. you'll have to come in and In the Old City I s aw the Hospital ttoll cf ~6119 see for yourself!) on Mount Scopus that Is now being 1temembe1ced But how are these refurbished by Hadassah. There were old olive trees for starters? everywhere and orange trees Ch1tistmcm ...• (exclusive names with us .) planted In sand. I learned that a plant produces 3/4 Inch of soil each year. Many of the orange grov:es are more than ten years ! s'°f,~ old and the soil Is rich and beautiful which bears witness to the promise ·that given the opportunity the Jews will make the desert bloom again. And the oranges are the sweetest oranges In the world. The Ingathered exiles are carving a beautiful land from the . SULKA w,m J. & D. McGEORGE sand dunes. It would take me days to tel! about all of beautiful Israel . I would like to share It all with _you. What a beautiful sight to behold atop Mount Carmel looking over the beautiful port of Haifa. Sated, Caeserea, Sea of Galilee, Dead Sea, Golon Heights, Nablus, Yavneh, Damascus Gate all of It and more comes alive. When you are In Israel you are aware of history. All your HERBERT BROWN senses are Involved. On a Sabbath 194 WAYLAND AVE. • PROV., R. I. morning you pass one shut after Clothiers for Men and Boy• another located In homes (shtublachs) As you listen to the \ MON. Thru. SAT. 9,00 A. M. to 5,30 P. M. • FRI. NIGHTS ,;I 9 P. M. chanting you are reminded of ·the '·----·------~ Laws of Moses that have united THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1968 13 For news of Israel, J ewlsh society, r ead the Herald • • • and comm un It l es throughout the for some or the best bargains In world, local organizations and the Greater Providence area.

{This ls part of a letter received by Rabbi Jacob Handler of Temple Beth Israel after the explosion In the marketplace In Israel. It ls written by his daughter, Zlpporah, who is a dental hygienist in Jerusalem.) Yesterday was Just terrible. The shock or the blast knocked the windows out of the store I was In, and this ls about a ten minute walk from Machney Yehuda, It Is hard to say that panic broke out but people dropped all their parcels and ran for the shelter. At the scene of the bomb first aid was given- by the people that weren't hurt. The police arrived within seconds, and within minutes the ambulances from Share! Tzedek Hospital arrived. People with cars assisted In bringing the seriously Injured to the hospital {about a two minute drive). Because It was Friday everything was a r eal mess. In Jerusalem It Is forbidden to leave the dead over Shabbos, and so from 9:30 until 2:30 !amllles were busy with funeral arrangements and the funeral Itself, Shabbos came in about 4:00. It was about 72 degrees out last night and everyone was out In the streets talking about the bomb. Jerusalem Is a small city. The majority of wounded affected a great many people. ISRAEL AIRLINES Everyone knew a victim of the blast. We walked over to the · scene to Israel Museum Given examine the destruction, Glass was everywhere. The car in which the bomb had been placed was impossible to Identify as was the Russian Czar's Torah barbershop which received the direct blast. What a mess. A miniature Torah given to The curfew was such an eerie reeling. It is still going on - since 10 & 14 Day Czar Alexander Ill a hundred 8:00 last night. No one Is permitted on the streets of East J erusalem. years ago has reached Jerusalem The whole place Is barricaded with hundreds of soldiers. Just looklng and Is now on exhibition at the down into the stillness gives me the creeps, Peace seems to be In Israel Museum. another dimension and we seem to be going in the wrong direction ISRAEL The parchment of the Torah Is completely. Is there still time to get a new map? not·even four inches high, yet the The weather is gorgeous, It's been 80 degrees every day. But Pilgrimage Tours tiny letters of the text allow for people are too tensed up to enjoy It. clear reading. The thin scroll ls rolled on carved ivory rods. 10 Days - departing Together with the Torah the For excellent results , adver­ December 20, 1968 • January 30, 1969 Mu seu m received two gold R~bbinical Court tise In the Herald. Herald sub­ February 13, 1969 • February 23, 1969 embroidered mantles and a sliver scribe rs comprise an active buy­ aron-kodesh (shrine) - 9 I /2 Settles Civil Dispute Ing market. Call 724-0200 or March 3, 1969 • March 10, 1969 inches high - oramented with BOSTON - A rabbinical 724-0202. dolphins and with a ring for court has settled a civll dispute -t-• ...... T .. +T""' hanging. between tenants and a landlord. Single Supplement ..L...... +++ The Torah had been given to The Rabbinical Court of .+::+···· ·•.,. . $599 $54.00 the Czar when he passed through Ju stice of the Associated a small Jewish community In Sy nagogues of Ma ssachusetts Estonia, a hundred years ago. entered the case at the request of 14 Days - departing Some years ago friends gave It to the South End Tenants Councll, April 13, 1969 the late Moshe Halm Has sld In which said that the real estate Russia. His sister, Mrs. Hassld­ ~n~how{.~ Yaffeh, now a resident of Bat holdings of the Mendlck family, ~ l1 .~ which owns tenements were Single Supplement Yam, Israel, gave this r are +...-· " hazardous for habitation." t ··'+ :,: .... Torah to the Israel Museum, +++ .,..+ ..... ·•+ . +++-t $827 $78.00 After three months of ...... ~~+.+.+·• 1+++1 where It Is exhibited as a part of arbitration by the court, which is the largest exhibition of Jewish ++ ...➔ ~-.-: DELUXE HOTELS, SIGHTSEEING ceremonial art in the world. traditionally concerned with such .... ::- Complete Ciff ··•◄ religious questions as the MEALS, TRANSFERS, BAGGAGE, TIPS For news of your organization Interpretation of Jewish l~w. !+ Apparel for •t◄ read the Herald. disputes between synagogues and · ::_ Women in Size, +◄ Jewish divorces, a decision was ,, agreed to and rat!fled by both <• 16½ to 60 ,'< COLPITTS ~ parties In a legal document ._+ .....,_ ... +.,: CALL ' enforceable in civll law. r... + ...... + -1-:..-1-... +.._ +·.+~++!+ TRAVEL CENTER Rabbi Samuel I. Korff, 629 NORTH MAIN ST. . PROV. administrator of the court, 389 WESTMINSTER ST. t+ - :! UNIV. HTS. 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14 lllE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1968 ANTI-JEWISH CALLS Send a Herald each week to your son In the service: Give a Herald subscription. TORONTO The Bell Telephone Company said thi s !TOURS, CRUISES, A!l!l,INE TRIPS. ETC week the use of telephone service MRS. LEO GLEKlEN for anti-Semitic purposes by the Canadian National Socialist Party OF was legal and the company could not cut off the service unless It ~~D~~ CHRISTIANSEN was established that the recorded m~ssages used were obscene or TRAVEL, INC. libelous. The party; headed by For The HOLIDAYS (FORMERLY PETTERSON TRAVEL) John Beattle, Is distributing a 76 DORRANCE STREET Toronto telephone number which. when called, puts the caller onto PROVIDENCE, R.I. a recorded message extolling the CALL National Socialist movement and 421-1229 331-7106 accusing the Jews of controlling the Canadian pres s. HANUKAH PARTY&DANCE Sunday,December22, 1968 ENGAGED: Mr. and Mn. Sidney L 7 P.M. to??? Greenbaum of 69 Sunset Terra .., RHODE ISLAND YACHT CLUB, l Ocean Ave., Cranston Cranston, announce the engage-, ROUND TRIP TRANSPORTATION IS BEIN G PROVIDED FOR MEMBERS AND menl of their daughler, Miss Rona GUESTS ATTENDING. THEY WILL LE AVE FROM THE BROOKLINE-NEWTON Cheryl Greenbaum, lo Stephen J.C.C. · HECHT HOUSE • WORCESTER J.C.C. · TEMPLE EMANUEL IN Soul Schultz, son of Mr. and Mn. CHELSEA AND BETH ISRAEL C.C. IN WALTHAM. James Schultz of 65 Morton Vil­ THE GIFT BOX ... chocolates and butter bons • lage Drive, Mattapan, Mau . I FREE REFRESHMENTS I ... Miss Greenbaum, a graduate ol 1½ lbs. $2.75 2¼ lbs. $4.00 Cranston High School, will be Music by PERRY BORRELLl'S Society Orchestra graduated from the University of MUSIC FOR THE FOLLOWING AGE GROUPS: Rhode Island in January, 1969. JJ7Y APOTHECARY Uc. no. 73 She is a member of Sigmo Delta l3S & overl j 21 & over! I 17 & over l Tau sorority. She is student teach­ INFORM A TION:831-9558; 781-5792; 942-0789 ing in Cranston. 736 HOPE STREET 421-3047 Mr. Schultz, a senior al Bentley SOCIETY OF JEWISH SINGLE ADULTS College, where he is president of his class and a member of Beta IIH-HIIIIIIIIII-INNIIIIIIIIIUIIUIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIHIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIWIHIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Tau Alpha fraternity, wiU gradu­ 111111n1111111111111111-•ntt111UIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHUIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIOIHIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ate in June 1969. A June wedding is planned. ';J)reamd _)Jre A White and yellow gold opal and 8. Emerald and diamond brooch. diamond drop earring~, • . . . $3 I 0. $2700. C. 14 kt. yellow gold parrot pin D. Antique gold and diamond sun• with diamond eye. . . • • • . . $140. burst brooch. , • • • • • • • • • • • $850. E. 14 kt. gold and diamond bangle bracelet .•...... • $145. I ' I F. 18 kt. gold flore.ntined earrings. $ 80. G. 18 kt. Yellow gold knot pin. ' $ 48. H. Opal and diamond dome rin g. rr $550. I•'· I. Antique turquoise and diamond necklace. • ...... , . . $850. ENGAGED: Mr. and Mn. Irving H. Levin of 39 Lyndon Road, Crans­ ton, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Carol Marsha Levin, to Edward M. Kaufman, son of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kaufman of 95 Briarcliffe Road, Cranston. Miss Levin was graduated from Cranston High School East. Mr. Kaufman, also a Cranston High School East graduate, will attend the Capitol Institute al Technology in Washington, D.C. A May I 8 wedding is planned .

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ENGAGED: Mr. and Mn. William Reich of 76 Welfare Avenue, Cranston, announce the engage­ ment of their daughter, Paula Gail, to Charles Thaler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Shaye Goldstein of the Bronx, N.Y. • ~e Miss Reich, daughter of the late Helen C. Reich, is a graduate of Classical High School and Stern College, Yeshiva University. RELIABL!:,.~,~LD Mr. Thaler is a graduate of jJJ?; Yeshiva University High School and received his Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from City 181 Wayland Avenue •. , Wayland Square College of New York. He is the 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 son of the late Jacob Thaler. IIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII A February wedding is planned.

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t.~ke eoackmen] INGAGB>: Mr. and Mrs. ..John ENGAGB>: Mr. and Mrs. Albert INGAGB>: Mr. and Mrs. Allon R. Stewart of O.andlor Avenue, Uskor of 122 Fosdyko Stroot an­ Cooper of Now York City an­ Pawtucket, announce tho engage­ nounce the ongagomont of their nounce the engagement of their ment of their daughter, Min Mar­ daughter, Barbara Blon, to leon­ daughter, Min Deborah Sue Coop­ FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE garet Stewart, to Murray Zaretsky, ard Zucker, both of Cambridge, er, to Bruce Jeffrey Billo,, son of - CINDERELLA ROOM - son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mass. Mr. Zucker is the son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Billo, of Paw­ Zaretsky of Providence. and Mrs. Max Zucker of O.Orte .. tucket. $10.00 per person Min Stewart is a graduate of ton, S.C. Miss Cooper, a graduate of the Pawtucket West High School and Miss Usker was graduated from Bentley School, is a junior at Bos­ Prime Rib Buffet Katherine Gibbs School. Uncoln School in Providence and ton Univenity's College of Uberal Mr. Zaretsky, an alumnus of Simmons College in Boston, Mau. Arts. Hor father is vice-president, CHAMPAGNE TOAST AT MIDNIGHT the 1:Jnivorsity of Rhode Island, re­ She is working in per~nel at planning, of the National Broad­ ceived his law degree from the Lo­ Radcliffe College, Cambridge, casting Company. yola School of Law in Los Angelos, Mass. Mr. Biller, who was graduated Calif. He is a member of the cum loude from Boston University, -COACHMAN RESTAURANT- Rhode Island Bar Association. Mr. Zucker, a graduate of the will enter the Now York University $12.so per person A February wedding is planned. Massachusetts Institute of Tech­ School of Medicine in September. Complete Dinner nology where he was a member Miss Cooper is the grand­ of Pi Lambda Phi fraternity, is daughter of David Rechtman of CHAMPAGNE TOAST AT MIDNIGHT studying for his Ph.D. al Harvard New York, and Mr. Biller is the University on a National Science grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. AT BOTH PARTIES: NOISEMAKERS, Foundation grant. Jagolinzer of Providence. HA TS AND DANCING 9 ta? [~;:] A June 8 wedding is planned. An August wedding is planned. RTES. 24 & 138, TIVERTON, LI. DAUGHTER BORN MARKS ANNIVERSARY NEAR SAKONNE, RIVER BRIDGI Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Freedman of 733 Garden City ROME - The Union of the promulgation of laws against CAU. FOR INFORMATION Drive, Monroeville, Pa., Jewish Communities In Italy racial discrimination In Italy last 624-8423 announce the birth of a daughter, marked the 13th anniversary of week. Randi Sue, on Nov. 23. F!'.lrn!'mWJ!'.lb!'.l!'.rm!:HmbW'mbl'.im'mbb!Zl!:.r.ll:ibr:.ifm!Zlb!'m!'J!'Jl'll'ml'Jl!',~bmzib!:Hm~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!'J!'J~~~~b~~r:a.i"..ll:lb, Grandparents are Mrs. A,urella Freedman of West Hartford, Conn., formerly of Providence; Eugene Freedman of Providence, and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Podolsky of Pittsburgh, I ~~~ ~ I Pa. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Abe Levinson and Israel Podolsky, all of Pittsburgh. Mr. Freedman, formerly of Providence, Is a doctoral candidate In the University of ·&{ ~k, um/ cW't¢mu cW~j He I Pittsburgh School of Business. I T rrrr ~ received his M.B.A. degree from 1 Case Western Reserve University In June of 1968. A SECOND SON BORN QUALITY I Mr. and Mrs . Henry DEALER Rosenblatt of New York Cl ty 399 BALD HILL ROAD § announce the birth of their second OPEN NITES child and first son, John Vernon, WARWICK, R.I. ~ on Nov. 16. O RE 92100 on ROUTES 2 and 3 i., Maternal grandparents are D fl 01 fr> . NEXT TO MIDLAND MALL i., Mr. and Mrs. Sam Vernon of 0 rn:ul Newton, Ma ss. Pate rn a l grandmother Is Mrs. Mary u~•~ ! Rosenblatt of Lloyd Avenue and 399BALD HILL ROAD WARWICK.RHODE ISLAND § Narragansett. o. Routes 2 •11413 NEXT TO MIDLAND MAU S TO SPONSOR PARTY I ~tmt.Zit.a:mt"mt.itibt.:ifh,L,i~~tzmr.wr.t.~rm!Z~~~~~~b~~~!'Z.ib~~~r.lfl~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!'.iil'Z.i~t.:ifh~ The Society of Jewish Single Adults will sponsor a Hanukah Party and Dance on Sunday, Dec. 22, at 7 p.m. at the Rhode Island Yacht Club at 1 Ocean Avenue, Cranston. Round trip transportation will be provided for members and guests from Brookline, Newton JCC, Hecht House, Worcester JCC, Temple Emanuel In Chelsea and Beth Israel CC in Waltham, Mass. Information may be obtained by calling 831-9558, 781-5792 or 942-0789. Music will be by Perry Borrelll's Society Orchestra.

SHOLES HAVE DAUGHTER Mr. and ·Mrs. Richard K. Sholes of 51 Betsy Williams Drive, Cranston, announce the birth of their first child and daughter, Nancy Lynn, on Dec. 10. Mrs. Sholes ls the former Martha Grossman. Maternal grandparents are Judge and Mrs. A. Alan Grossman of Rockland, Maine. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J, Sholes of 310 Norwood Avenue, Cranston. Great-grandparents are Mrs. Joseph Grossman of West Roxbury, Mass., and Mr. and Tickets may be obtained at Mrs. Julius Kohn of Stamford, Tilden-Thurber' Sheraton-B1\tmore ore Conn. LUNCHJON_ l2:lO Gladding's Garden City and Wayland Squ or may be charged to your accoun_t aSt ~or excellent results , adver:­ FASHION SHOW 1:30 the Convenience Desk, Gladding', Main tare tlse In the Herald. Herald sub­ Tickets '3.50 (Includes tax scribers comprise an active buy­ ' and tip) ing market. Ca!T 724-0200 or 724-0202. . 16 TIIE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, I 9~8 And

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19-General TO CHAii CONFIIENCI: &nest Services Nathan, chairman of the Jewish :j,LQOR CLEANING and pol;,°h;ng: National Fund of Rhode Island, Also general home cleaning. Larry will greet almost 1,000 men and Dugan. 353-9648: utfl wondering if women at the annual JNF of New England Conference which will be FLOOR CLEANING: Floors washed held on Sunday, Dec. 22, at 10 and waxed. Reasonable rates. Free a .m . in Boston, Mass. at the Stat­ estimates. J. G. Floor Cleaning. Coll any time. 831 -7927. ler-Hilton Hotel The keynote address will be de­ FLOOR CLEANING: Washing, waxing livered by Maurice Samuel, author and buffing. Window washing. Rea­ you could and Zionist leader. Moshe Ofer, Is­ sonable rates. Jim 's Janitor Service. rael's Consul General in Boston, 726-3293. and Rabbi Philip Shneierson, of 1-10 New York, assistant treasurer. 2 I -Help Wanted Arrangements for the confer• ence and luncheon are being ATTENTtON MEN: Port 0( full time coordinated by Jacob Cohen, exec­ work. College students considered. utive director of the Jewish Na­ Apply TraveLodge Motel, Route l, At· afford a tleboro, Th ursday and Friday, Decem ­ tional Fund of New England al 17 Commonwealth Avenue in Boston. ber 26 and 27 at 2 p.m., 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. only, Mr. Milewski. Council Told AVON'S EXCITING new gift line of cosmetics and toiletries can give you 'Duty Of Jews' an unusual earning opportunity dur­ beautiful ATLANTA, Ga. The ing the Holiday season. 421 -29()3 . president of the Council of Jewish 23ac-Houses for Rent Federations and Welfare Funds told an ln srirute on the 4 'urban EAST SIDE: 7-room duplex. Convenient cri sis a nd the Jewi s h to colleges and school. Newly reno· community" here that it wa s the voted. Enclosed yard. Rental .S 175 a new·Buick. duty of the organized Jewish month. Call UN 1-4062. community to help create and JO-Painting, Papering activate effective organized approaches, such as urban ROYAL PAINTING: Interior pointing, coalitions, to ameliorate the paperhanging, wallpoper removed. crisis in American cities. Also minor home repairs. roof, car· The institute, addressed by penter work. 521 -8859. Louis J . Fox of Baltimore, was 1-10 held as part of the CJFWF's 37th 31-Pet Column ~· general assembly. The parley was attended by 1,500 delegates I . WEIMERANER PUPS, light silver beige. and observers .from fe derations Championship litter. 463-7716 or RE and welfare funds throughout the 9-4132. United States and Canada. Mr. Fox said that ''with our 41 a-Situations Wanted American cities so deeply concerned and troubled by the MEDICAL . problems of our urban scene, we PERSONNEL POOL must participate in leadership to All categories of nurses to care fo, f WILDCAT CONVERTIBLE help attain the necessary federal, all categories of patients. • state and local legislation and CALL DAY OR NIGHT • government funding for priority 421-4888 f programs for the inner cities of ► our urban communities." He added that " through the f ELLIOTT SELLS demonstration programs of our 43-Special Services own agencies, we must use our tmlque and special experiences, THINKING ABOUT ! insights and sklils to pioneer In NEW KITCHEN CABINETS? ' '69 BUICKS the solution of our urban Have your present kitchen cabinets take ' problems ... that exclusive look with our beautiful ' Reports submitted to the woodgrain finish, or our anttiquing sys· 't ' 5 Institute from 39 communities tem. FROM 2545 revealed a wide and varied FOR FREE ESTIMATES Jewish commtmlty participation Call Evenings ( DELIVERED IN PROVIDENCE) In urban work projects. "These 725-8551 Included financial support for projects, provision of buildings A subscription to the Herald and personnel, organization of makes a good gift. Telephone WOULDN'T YOU REALLY training programs, .etc...:. 724-0200 or 724-0202. RATHER HAVE A BUICK THIS CHRISr_rMAS?? SETH LEWIS SHOE

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