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VOL. XLII, No. 17 FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1958 12 PAGES Extremists Picket White House Golf Tourney Held Over One Week Israel Blasts UN Scopus Report JERUSALEM - The Israel For­ village, whence the firing on Is­ In Anti-Israel Demonstration Because of the vacation peri­ od, the Hera ld Golf Tourna- eign Ministry last week loosed a rael police came on May 26, was WASHINGTON - Some 250 concern the tendency of some Jew- ment will be postponed for one blast at the report on the May 26 originally in the Israel sector of J ewish r eligious extremists under ish organizations and their leaders week. The golf coupon appears Israel-Jordan conflict on Mt. Seo­ the height a nd should only have pus in which United Nations ob­ the aegis of the so-called World to allow purely internal Israeli I on page 7 for the convenience held 10 unarmed inhabitants. Union of Orthodox J ewish Com­ issues to become thrust into the of anyone who still wishes to server Lt. Col. George A. Flint a nd 2. Stating that the Mt. Scopus four Israeli policemen lost their boundary dispute was due to each munities picketed the White House American scene.") I register. Drawings will be pub- in a demonstration against Israel N . H. Levinson. president of the lished next week. lives. Observers here believe th at side using a different m a p, but the report, submitted by UN t ruce that was described as shameful by Rabbinical Council of Washington failing to note that the m ap to curious observers. a nd of the Religious Zionist Or- -­ chief Ca rl C. von Horn to Secre­ which Israel adheres was sign ed tary General Dag Ha mma rskjold by J ordan, Israel and the UN, Arriving from New York on ganization of Washington, said in a nd by him passed on to the while the Jordanian version never buses, the pickets converged on a statement that the picketing Security Council, will further com­ was signed by Israel. the White House, bearing abusive group "represents only a very New Orleans' Jews plicate attempts ease tension 3. Incorrectly stating that Israel signs denouncing the Government small minority in this country and to around the Mt. Seo pus issue. expanded its patrolling activities of Israel for what they called in Israe l. " on Mt . Scopus. "religious persecution" and accus­ Fight Election Law The van Horn report. released at the United Na tions the pre­ 4. Fa iling to note that Arabs ing the Israeli police of brutalitv. NEW ORLEANS-An emergency vious day. was scored for failing from Issawia had been using with­ The demonstration was an up­ Premier of Ghana committee of board members of to mention unequivocally Jordan's out authority a road through shot of the drive the religious responsibility for the five deaths, Israel-held territory-a fact which extremists have been waging Supports Nasser the J ewish Federation of New Orleans, headed by Label A. K a tz, though Jordan officially admitted the UN recognized eight years ago. against Israel and its government having started the fighting. The Meanwhile, Andrew Cordier , over the planned construction of a UNITED NATIONS Dr. president of the J ewish Welfare Kwame Nkrumah. Prime Minister Fund, began an uphill fi ght for report said Col Flint, chairman Hammarskjold's executive assist­ private swimming pool in Jeru­ of the Israel Jordan Mixed Arm­ ant, held another inconclusive salem with facilities to both sexes. of Ghana. has agreed with Presi­ repeal of a new state law requiring dent Gamel Abdel Nasser of the the holding of all state primary istice Commission was "probably" meeting with Israel Foreign Min­ Leaders of the group headed by United Arab Republic that the two elections on Sa turday. The meas­ shot by a bullet from Jordan-held istry officials last week. He then a Rabbi Wurzberger, phoned the countries will continue to support ure was passed by both houses of territory. The report was also left for ta lk in Amman and a Israeli Embassy, shouting denunci­ the principles of the Afro-Asian the Louisiana legislature without criticized for : trip to Beirut to report to Ha m­ ations. But when a spokesman for countries. adopted at Bandung, fanfare a nd signed immediately by 1. Failing to sta te that Issawia marskjold. the Embassy offered them an Indonesia, in April, 1955. as well Gov. Earl K . Lon g. appropriate meeting site, they spurned the suggestion . as to urge "a just solution of the It was not until a fter the Gover­ Palestine question," according to a nor signed the measure into law Inquiry to determine the rela­ Scopus Report States Flint statement issued by the UAR dele­ tha t the Jewish community be­ tionship between the so-called gation. came aware of it. R abbis and lay World Union of Orthodox Jewish leaders protested without success. 'Probably' Shot By Jordan Communities and the United Dr. Nkrumah and Col. Nasser, the delegation stated , issued their In a letter signed by Nat Friedler, Council fo r Religious Freedom in UNITED NATIONS, N.Y . - Lt . investigating team . The r eport statement at the conclusion of the president of the F ederation , to I Israel met a stone wall. The former Col. George A. Flint, ch a irm a n of does not m ention that the J ordan­ Ohania n Prime Minister's state Gov. Long, it was pointed out th at organization claimed affiliation the Jorda n-Israel Mixed Armistice ians h ad refused to guarantee the Saturday was a religious holiday with the latter, but the United visit to Cairo. The two leaders commission, who was killed during safety of Israelis who might be "expressed anew their deep con­ to J ews and to "Christian citizens Council denied sponsorship of the fi ghting between Israelis a nd Jar- called to give on-the-spot testi­ cern over the question of Pales­ who are members of the Seventh W ashington de mons tration. danians atop Mt. Scopus on May many. One of the sources of the tine, which is a disturbing factor Day Adventists ch urch." 26, was "probably shot by a bullet difficulty involving the Mt. Seo of world peace a nd security." The The letter asked for new legisla ­ fired from Jordanian controlled pus disagreement between Israel joint statement also "reaffirms Zionism any intent to discriminate and may have been responsible for pus is possible as long as contacts said the bill had been motivated starting the shooting which result- a nd conflict are a voided." Haw­ NEW YORK- In a sharp rebuke in the upbuilding of the J ewish by a desire to expedite voting by ed not only in the death of Flint ever, h e declared, "pa trolling by to the opponents of Zionism both commonwealth in Israel. rural residents who could best go but also in the death of four I s- the Israeli police in areas inhabi­ in Israel and in this country, Rabbi The head of the America n Zion­ to the polls on a day they did not raelis a nd the wounding of two ted or cultivated by the Arabs h as Irving Miller, chairman of the ist Council lashed out against th e spend in the fields. Most Louisi­ other I sraelis. resulted in contacts a nd conflicts. American Zionist Council, reaf­ detractors of Zionism who. he ana farmers bring their produce According to van Horn's r eport, Such patrolling is not ordered by firmed the "immense vitality of said , "in their destructive way, to market on Saturday. the bullet that killed Flint was t he UN commander." Zionism'' as a living organism of argued that there is no further fired by a sniper on the Jorda n- the American Jewish community. need for a Zionist movement and SUPPORTS LEBANON ia n side who continued shooting Film Stars Form Addressing a dinner in behalf of individual Zionist organizations in TEL AVIV - Israel is interested long after the J ordanlans h ad ac- the United J ewish Appeal, under the United States." in seeing Lebanon survive, Dr. cepted the United Na tions request Frank Foundation for a cease-fire. Von Horn report­ the auspices of the West Side "The American J ewish commu­ Giora Josephthal, secretary gen­ LOS ANGELES - An Anne District of the Zionist Organiza tion nity'' - he said - "is not a mono­ eral of the Ma pai, Israel's largest ed that the first complaint about firing was received from the Frank Memoria l Foundation has of America, in honor of Jacob lith, but a living organism. The party a nd leading force in the gov­ been established by a group of Landsberg, veteran Zionist, Rabbi J orda nia n side, which accused th e Zionist movement h as been a vital ernment, declared at a public h ear­ Hollywood personalities to memo­ Miller asserted that the purposes part of that organism for the past ing a t Kfar Ata. Israelis of opening fire on the afternoon of May 26. However , the rialize the youthful J ewish girl or the Zionist movement In Amer­ 60 years or nearly one-third of t he In the first semi-official reac­ report makes it clear that there who died in a nazi concentration ica are now twofold: First, to pro­ life-time of the United States it­ tion to Lebanese developments, Dr. was contradictory testimony from camp, it was announced here re­ vide essential leadership for the self. It h as grown indissolubly with J osephtha l polnted out that ad­ cently. community as a whole in its the Is raelis a nd Jordanians "as to the community. It cannot be liqui­ heren ce to the Eisenhower Doc­ The foundation plans to build, bounden duty keep watch and who fired first ." · to dated because It Is not an appara­ trine h a d not helped Lebanon. H e equip and maintain a fine arts ward, on behalf of Israel's struggle Different Maps tus but a movement which still a dded that as long as the United library at the Hebrew University for survival. Its second m ajor Inspires and will continue to In­ Nations does not have a military In the section dealing with the In Jerusalem and name It for Anne function Is to impart a sense of spire the community as a whole. force of its own, Its guarantees a re procedures surrounding the In­ F rank. Among the officers and aim and achievement to the Jewish Israel's existence is precariously unable to safeguard the sovereign ­ vestigation of Flint's death , van board m embers are actors J eff community in the United States poised on the edge of an abyss ty of a small state men aced by Horn accuses the Israelis of In­ Chandler, Ernest Borgnlne, Kirk through stimulatin g participation (Continued on Page 2) more powerful neighbors. sufficient coopera tion with the Douglas and Joseph Schildkraut. "' Center To Continue THE JEWISH HERALD The Jewish Home Newspaper of Rhode Warns Refugee Problem Means Continuing Threat To Peace Island. Published Every Week in tbe '° Services In Summer Year by the Jewish Press Publlahlng BEIRUT. Lebanon - Henry R. Ships have had to be diverted be kept up, "it should be able to Ccmpany, 1117 Douclas Avenue, Tel :"' Milton Jacobs. president of the UNion 1-3709. Labouisse has warned that fail­ around the Suez Canal to Jordan's continue a t the present level," .; Cranston Jewish Center, has an­ SuJ;c~::f~n J .~esp;:nf::!~!b~C::ci~ ure to settle the Palestine refugee port of Aqaba and supplies have which means bare subsistence !or 1 ~ nounced that the Center will be New England, $5.00 Per Annum. problem meant a continuing threat Bulk subscription rates on request. ..i open during the summer months had to be carried from there by about 900,000 persons. to the peace of the Middle East. Syd Cohen, Advertising Manager, Cella ;;, for religious services. They will be truck and rail to the Jordanian He emphasized that at least that Zuckerberg, News Editor. Mr. Labouisse r esigned May 1 "' held on Friday evenings at 7 and Syrian camps. This has raised much was "important for the rela­ Enter ed as Second-Class Matter at the after four years as Director of the Post Office, Providence, R. I., Under ;,. o'clock, Saturday mornings at 9 costs. tive stability of this part of the the Act ol March 3, 1879. ~ o'clock and Sunday mornings at United Nations Relief and Works Throughout his !our years as world." The Jewish Herald assumes no finan. Agency for Palestin e Refugees in clal r esponsiblllty for typograpblcal ; 9 o'clock. Director, Mr. Labouisse has !ought The agency keeps one month errors in advertisements, but w1ll re-­ the Near East. leader said Israel "was cre­ such places as Union. N. J .. Los Marriaqe Ceremony Kraft Low Calorie DRESSING ated in spite of tremendous oppo­ Angeles. St. Louis and Chicago. sition . in conflict with tota litarian­ Nearly all White Citizens Councils MONTREAL - A person cannot 1 Bot. 33c 2 Bots. 34c ism, in the face of open hostility have repudiated the anti-Jewish perform h is own marriage cere­ and despite what seemed like an campaign and some councils claim mony in the Province of Quebec, Kraft Strawberry JAM 20 o:z:. SSc impossible situation." He added J ewish m embers. Associate Chief J ustice w . B. that Israel's existence was "a !iv- The Florida State's Attorney in Scott ruled here in a nnulling a ing display case of the tremendous ID ade County. Richard E. Gerstein. marriage contracted by a rabbi in 1 potential lying within people who linked the rise of anti-_Semitism to Montreal nearly three years ago. IAND 2~~~~NT~ ~!'!~!sAucE 45c are dedicated to working and sac- the dechnmg economic s1tuat1on. The marriage was performed in rificing for their children." "As soon as times get poor some accordance with Hebrew law and PET MILK 3 Tall Cans 39c A m essage from Pinhas Lavon. people look for somebody to blame in the presence of several wit­ Histadrut general secretary. prais- - Jews or Catholics." he said. The nesses. but was not listed in any 100% Pure ing Reuther's labor union leader- AP reported that Jews comprise civil register. INSTANT COFFEE 6 o:z:. jar 89c ship, was read to his dinner guests. less than one-half of one percent Annulment was granted at the Dr. Dov Biegun. national secretary of the South's population. though petition of the rabbi who recalled Eclipse COFFEE SYRUP pt. bot. 29c of the committee. opened the pro- some Jewish families trace their in his plea that his wife by an ~ram with a tribute to previous history in the region back to earlier marriage was alive and that SUGAR 5 lb. bag 49c winners of the award. I Colonial times. that marriage h ad never been dis­ ----~----== ~--c--c--=cc--=-=-=------solved. 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Progressives a nd 5 Arabs. in recognition of his efforts in Although the decis ion of the On the opposition side of the bringing the songs of Israel to religious group transmitted to Mr. Knesset there are Herut with 15 large a udie nces of adults and Ben-Gurlon was form al. informed deputies and the General Zionist youth groups. Sponsors of the circles believe that the breakup of Party with 13. Mizrachi-Hapoel­ project a re the Education and the present coalition could be Morrison & Schiff Hamizrachi. is represented with 11 Culture Department of the J ewish SABBATH averted by a compromise accept­ deputies in the present Knesset. Agency a nd the American-Israel and Isaac Gellis INFORI\IATION able to all sides. According to a Cultura l Foundation. 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Gail Mor­ ~~~ launched here on June 29 by the of scientists. mathematicians a nd here charged with the murder of rissette and Marcia Max. P iano solos were played by Laura Demel. Commission on Jewish Education technicians .'' 53 Jews and oth er camp inmates. I To Vacationers ~ Richard Shenkman. Deborah Cut­ at the 69th meeting of the Central " Unless this knowledge is over­ denied last week that he killed CALL IN YOUR ORDER Conference of American Rabbis. girded by a moral and spiritual anyone during his service at Buch­ ler . Gary Stern. Judith Stern. ~ IN THE 1" The Commission represents both sensitivity that is aware of the enwald. Charles Sine! and Samuel Sine!. A.M. the rabbinic and congregational lofty humane purposes of the Testifying in his own de fense. AND IT WILL BE READY institutions of American Re.form democratic civilization in which Sommer said that he had whipped IN THE P.M. Judaism in t he Western hemi­ we live, we are in danger of rearing men and women prisoners on or­ - Ho Waiting, at - sphere. It is composed of the Cen­ a generation of robots." ders. had designed a whipping tral Conference of American Rab­ Dr. Gamoran who has been in block which permitted "more effi­ p~:;7· bis and the Union of American the field of Jewish education for cient" beating and at the same KELLER'S Hebrew Congregations. 45 years stressed that. " Unless men time prevented incidental injury ~i'< Des1gns . g In announcing an 8-point pro­ and women are given a sense of to prisoners. and denied sundry Kosher Meat Market gram of religious adult and youth identification with their religion, other cruelties charged to him. ~! at most reasonable prices I.~~ 218 PRAIRIE AVENUE )( Located in the Heart of the · education , training of teachers and we will be faced with a population One of the witnesses who z< AND THE BEST IN ;5 lay leadership in schools and tem­ ready to go but without the knowl­ followed Sommer. and testified !~ New Willard Shopping Center ples. to meet the needs of the edge of where it is going." !~ $ ,"' THE MARKET UNRIVALLED- Dr. Solomon B. Freehof of Pitts- against him charged that leaders PAINTS Liberal wing of Judaism. Dr. of the Gest.apo and SS are back :( ti -.." W ith a Reputation for burgh, Pennsylvania, Chairman of in office in West Germany. The z; - Stop In At - ~ :( T endere~t0Jt'Le:w-:'s~a t~rfc"e~ Poultry the Commission pointed out that. charge was made by Josef Acker­ ,, ;~CLOSED SATURDAY HITES Israeli Stresses "The top priority facing the Re- m8.n, a Munich city official who ,',, form movement is the education of ,, ADLER Non-Interference the parents. Today the adults are was. once a prison~r in the Buch- ~i Call JA l-0960 our central problem in religious en\\·a ld c_on~entrat10n camp. . ,',, Hardware & Paint Co. ~f FOR FREE DELIVERY BUFFALO. N . Y. - Israel Min­ education where 20 years ago, the The trial 1s expec:ed to continue ,',, 198 Prairie Avenue ~( All Ports of City, Cranston, Garden ister to the United States. Yaacov child was our major concern. Un- I for many weeks. with more than ' DE t.8135 ,.i. City and all suburban areas Herzog, said here in a television less our parents begin to catch up 10 witnesses scheduled to testify. ~ 0 ,..., REMEMBER: " The Proof of the ~"'- In the \\' 1llard Shopping Center :.,} int.erview that " Israel's policy in with our children. the forward -..' Pudding Is In the Eating" ~~ ,",., ,"," ,., ," ,., ," ,., ," ," ,., ," ,., ,., ,., ," ,. , ,.,,., , ~ regard to the Lebanese crisis is momentum of our movement will Subscribe to the Herald...... \~~ one of total restraint and non­ be stalled. Education of children interference and this has been Is­ means nothing unless the parents rael's line in relation to all aspects have a profound Jewish educa­ of the intra-Arab conflict." tion.'' Speaking on a TV program . spansored by the Buffalo Council I At the same time. the rel~g~ous for World Affairs. Mr. Herzo~ educators ag1~eed that the r~lig1ous described as entirely without foun- 1school materials must contmu~lly dation a newspaper report that progr~ss to answer the search1~g Israel had considered sending questions tha~ youngsters pose i.n troops into Lebanon. Ithe surroundings of the atomic Mr. Herzog commented on the age· relationship of the Israel-Arab "0~1r cu~riculu?1 must expand dispute to the origins of the cold 1 and mtens1fy to mclude new ma­ war in the Middle East. He said terials giving Judaism·s answer to "three events have ushered in the the space age, world peace and cold war in the Middle East: the other cw-rent questions asked by evacuation of the Suez Canal children in a world of progress". zone in 1954, the Baghdad Pact noLed Dr. Eugene Borowitz. Asso­ in February 1955. and the Egyp- ciate Director of the Commission. tian-Czech arms deal in the same year. The Israel-Arab dispute had no direct association whatsoever Openings Available with any of these events." At Nursery Schools - LET THE - \Vith summer sessions already under way at the East Side Jewish Community Center·s summer nur­ HERALD sery school a nd the South Side Center·s program due to begi n on Travel Bureau Monday. July 14. some enrollment opt:nings are still available for pre­ , 13,000 Help YOU Solve Ischool boys and girls in both pro­ grams. it was announced today by checks Your Mrs. David Temkin. committee chairman. will be mailed by Local t~ Parents may enroll their chil­ ~, Vacation Problems dren for either morning or after- noon sessions at the East Side to Rhode Island investors this year - CALL - Center . fo!· mornings at the South I Providence building. Registration is open to children from three totaling over ½ million dollars. MILDRED CHASE I years to kindergarten. TTanspor­ lation will be available if needed. " P.S. ome f o s ave been getting these checks • PL 1-6498 For enrollmen t information call S lk h ••m-.~ Ith e East Side JCC at UN 1-2674. llf •'™ll~ regu ar y or twenty years. •• ======'..'....:o::r_t::he So. Side JCC at ST 1-8110.

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Lsrael in l 9SO-- Rl:G CL\.R £YE:0.1S mentcs a.ssi.stNi the Je-.--s.. and the r1sn1 econo:ru-c ~t.! - ms.in- tht- fact Israer , ens.at~ and , 8..$ b~c;,in~ men and profes- s ru r-..1 by t..ad.ies ..\...-- ution pol,a,_ in both Beirut and In tru­ 11:S ~lion by the ...... maj. th. lnten-ened 10 reslon> Jev.- s, s. but s f•v. s..--e employed ruit._, o! the nation> of w ..-oriel E.-.ry llc,nday-Mr. ~ Pa.lauo and Mrs. Henry u ,"'t'.rnment offi~ and in ish per1;y that had bttn sei.I- d ... justitr the estab- Parloc "\\'omtt1 Residenl.S 4 <'lr: with MONEY BACK GUARANTEE turers Association . are governed by a cost of living shown b elow. Or you co n RENT a Gos convenio n burne r for a s little Later. at a meeting in honor escalator clause. os $2 .00 a month payable in advance - which is less than the of the Mexican J ews. Leon Dul­ ove ra g e cost you flOW pay for service ond powu alone for your zin. a Mexican national and h ead old burner. of the J ew ish Agency's economic department, declared that Mexi­ can J ews can be extremely help­ ful in developing trade li nks be­ Broadway Auto Sales tween their country a nd Israel. as we ll as in upbuilding I srael Newly Appointed PONTIAC-VAUX HALL DEALER d irectly. The Israel Government. mean­ Now Offers A Complete Selection of while, gave forma l approval to the • CADILLACS • PONTIACS • VAUXHALLS establishment here of a new mort ­ gage ba nk headed by A. Sw-asky. a Mexican J ew. Surasky hopes to Save $1100 On 1958 Cadillacs~ be able soon to increase th e ba nk's We Will Order Any Style and Color You Desire capita lization from the original $3.000.000 to $10,000 .000. No Money Down- No Deposits -No Extras Complete See the Terrific INTERFAITH GROUP MEETS Cadillac-Pontiac VAUXHALL No Payments 7il October BUENOS AIRES - The first meeting of a new Christia n-Jewish Service , Built In England By GM Society, whose goa l is closer rela­ CALL TEmple 1-8800 NOW! tions among the various fa iths in Argentina, was held here recently. For SAVINGS and SERVICE, See Among the speakers were Chief Ken Steingold and Charley Woolf PR0000.,!,~.~~~.CE {j;$- COMPANY Rabbi Guillermo Schlesinger , F a ­ ther Carlos Cuchettl and Protes­ 766 Broadway, Pawtucket PA 3-4700 tant Pastor Adam F . Sosa. The Herald classified ad column - is worse and they have not been ::: offers a quick, convenient way to SEEK CH ARLES W AGNER granted Lebanese citizenship be­ Threaten Jewish Area Of Beirut cause of Syrian pressure," the _buy, sell or ren t. Mrs. R ose Citaru Friedma n , formerly of Rouma nia , a nd n ow BEIR UT - The J ewish com­ Hakim, leader of the extremist WJC emphasized.) ; a residen t of Israel, is seeking a munity here h as been warned t hat t'l cousin, Charles Wagner , a lso arms and ammunition alleged t o Moselm Najjada party. l--.;.-.-.-,;.-.-.-.-.-"!'-.-,;.-.-.-.-.-.-._-~-~-"f-,_,:- 'I! Reliable Window The allegation was promptly ~ :i, born in Rouma nia, who sup­ be stored in its synagogue and denied by the J ewish Rabbinate, 0 Cleaning Company posedly migrated to Providence houses m ust be removed or t he en­ the T ribune reparter stated, but :l 9 MENI COURT HOpkins 1-2119 some 60 year s ago to work in tire J ewish quarter will be blown leaders of the 3,000 J ews in Beirut i::, Established 1921 the jewelry industry. up, J oe Alex Morris, Jr. reported in t'l AWNINGS AND STORM WINDOWS were not certain whether the ulti­ z Anyon e knowing the where­ last week's New York Herald matum was genuine. ("l INSTALLED and REMOVED t'l abouts of Mr. Cha rles Wagner , Tribune. (T he World J ewish Congress, should telephone the J ewish Al Siassa, the opposition news­ estimatin p: that there are 10 ,000 '"'t'l Family a nd Children 's Service, J ews in Lebanon today, said that Pine-MStled y~ ::e DE 1- 1244. paper. carried a n a nnouncem ent to rnert on SeNco lake ill fNthifls of RELAX and ENJOY LIFE although there h ave been arrests rn... AT BEAUTIFUL United H ias Service is p ar­ While MIi. !mt 25 milH fr- Portl..i. this eff ect, according to Morris, of J ews in Lebanon since the t icipa ting in t h e searc h of t h e = which was attributed to Adnan establishment of Israel, neverthe­ • Listed with " G oJrmet", p lanned relative. ente rtainment, dancing, tenn is, =t'l Choice rooms, kitchen prlvl1eges. less Lebanon remained the only bea ch, fish ing, near golf course. Excellent location , newly r edecor­ Ara b country in the Middle Cast • 9 .5 rooms, most with private both. ~ a ted. Facing the wate r . Jewish Leaders "with a stable and practic4lly un­ t"' 133 Ocean Road Rejects Appeal Of molested J ewish population." The • Informal, relo iud atmosphere . J:' • O pe n June 25 through labor Doy. Breezecote Meet With Heuss Lebanese J ews occupy impartan t Mathewson St. next to Massasoit econor:iic positions, mainly as busi­ • 37 yeon some manage ment. Call IDA FRANK NEW YORK - West German Ex-Nazi Guard ness m en a nd professionals. "But • Stock t icke r a va ilable. Mathewson Street President Theodor Heuss and a the economic Jot of the former Write Ruby L . Kernan, STerling 3-S623 ,group of American J ewish leaders FRANKFURT- T he West Berlin Appeals Court reject

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The Jacobson lamlly welcomes you for its 25th Jubilee Year ... yo u will love LIVI NG in the br eath taking Hampshire House, Pic ture Windowed Cheshire House or the lovely Mai n Bu il dlnf .. • all si tting serenely at lakeside ... a cui sine (d ietary observance) that wins award s and the gracious service that distinguishes SPOFFO RD. LAKE SPOFFORD HOTn Spolford, New Hampshire .....,,...,...l!'.N, .H. Tel: Emerson 3-4711 Write for Brochure ask operator fOI' ~ J.be Jacobson r. Sans Mrt. Enterprise 6229 .11tii\.'%\iF'i¾L #%Rtl--C~ ·· ..... Subscribe to the Herald. TO DEBATE ON ZIONISM JERUSALEM - A proposal to Denounces Rumanian Ban On Emigration Of Jew~ 00 debate the a ims a nd future of the .... -HOMES­ Zionist movemen t was a pproved NEW YORK - T he Rumanian separated from their wives, exit and to a great extent sick parents ..."' BUILT and REPAIRED by Knesset despite Premier Da vid Government's a rbitrary halting of permits having been granted to from their children, and other • Recreation Rooms Ben Gurion's opposition. emigration of J ews from Rumania one of the spouses only. close relatives dependent on each • Counters a nd Show Cases F ollowing adoption of the r es­ to Israel was denounced h ere re­ "Requests and appeals to the other striving and yearning to be § A.H. MILLMAN, Inc. olution, the Premier said he would cently by Itzhak Korn, president Ruma nian authorities to permit reunited in Israel. The Rumanian .,;..' ,_ ST 1-9244 , participate in the debate when it of th e Associa tion of Ruman ian the entire family to leave together, Legation in Israel and the Govern­ ______- "No Job Too Small" - ment offices in Rumanla are is held. J ews in Israel, who is now visit­ elicited the promise that before ing the United States. K orn em­ long the other members of the flooded with thousands of applica­ < tions and petitions to let spouses, phasized tha t though the Ru­ family would be permitted to leave parents and children , brothers and EL 1-6060 ma nian a uthorities permitted 40.- as well. The Rumanian Govern­ ~ 206 J ews to leave for Isr ael in ment. r epeatedly assured the Jew­ sisters, be r eunited with their dear Q 1951. in subsequent years the num­ ish community tha t emigrations ones in Israel, Korn stated. itC~ ber was reduced to a trickle of a In January 1955 the Rumanian ..< would be per m itted without r e­ ~ few hundred. strict ion of age or profession . G overnment gave assurances that '-l T his ban on em igration has prompt action would be taken to ._ .-..f-Oilj.l" "9ttJU' FOR THE FINEST IN "The assurances and prom ises = inflicted inhuma n hardships on have not been honored ," K orn let relatives rejoin their kin In C.ru,v--- KOSHER CATERING AT HOTELS, families. wh en some members were Israel. Similar assurances have rn= TEMPLES, HOMES, Anywhere In Rhode Island stressed . Moreover. even when the permitted to em igrate while others delays in issuing the exit permits subsequen tly been given to many i Exclusive Kosher Caterers at Congregation Shaare Zedelc were forced to stay behind . Korn to other members of th e family delegations which addressed them ­ '-l selves to R umanian representa­ ., stated. T he emigration policy fol­ a roused suspicion as to t h e sincer­ 688 Broad Street Providence tives a broad. As indicated by the '-l lowed by the Rumanian Govern­ ity a nd reliability of t he Govern­ {.) Unde r t he Personal Direction or ment even in the years of consid­ men t's promises. a process h ad i"°migration figures, only a few z Mr. Ma rvin Gorod elze r a nd Rabbi Mo rris B. F u nk families have since been reunited '-l era ble emigration has resulted in a lready been set in motion th at i:i splitLi ng tens of thousands of fam­ forced those who got the permits in Israel. ;: ilies. he expla ined. to depart alone. There was th e 0 Youth De nied Passports i:,:: warning of the Passport Director­ In response to applications for ate that passports not utilized passpor ts and exi t permits made "''-l within the specified time would be I on behalf of entire families. pass­ withdrawn without any possibility =... ports and exit permits were issued of renewal. that failed to include certain A.M.P. mem bers of t.hc family. he report- "The great majority of the pros_­ pective emigrants had to sell most ! ed ... More often than not the younger members were not in. of their belongings to defray the TIME SAVING overcharged shipping fares as well I eluded. ::i.s the exorbitant dues a nd taxes MONEY SAVING IMMEDIATE RESERVATIONS r "Parents were permitted to I leave. while their adult children. in the procurement of the many Official Rote- Absolutely No Extra Cost To You their supporters and providers. documents connected \\'ith emigra­ "ALL LEA DING HOTELS PERSONALLY INSPECTED" were denied that permission . I n tion. H aving been dismissed from : Let me tell you about : hundreds of cases husbands were their jobs on submitting the ap­ : Sun Life' s automatic : Complete Impartial Information On Type of Resort, plication for emigration. and their Age Groups, Rotes, Etc. apartments h aving been taken : monthly premium : CONCORD GRISWOLD MAYFLOWER Four Jews Elected over by the police \\'ith the issu­ : payment plan o n your: BANNER GROSSI N GER' S OCEAN SIDE a nce of the passporls. they had BALSAMS HARRISON MARTHA WASH. In Rhodesian Voting : life insurance : BERKSHIRE IRVINGTON MANOR HOUSE no other way but to leave with out BIRCHTOFT KERNAN' S PLUM POINT S ALISBURY. Rhodesia - Four the other members of the family," :-eatt------: BRICKMAN'S KINAPIC SAMOSET BROWN'S KUTSHERS SEA CREST Jews were elected to the territorial K orn reported. CHALET LOON LAKE SCAROON : ELLIOT F. SLACK : parliainent in the recent Southern Families Sepa r a ted COONAMESETT LAURELS SHA WAN GA : 1019 I n dustrial Banlt Bldg. : EASTERN SLOPE LAUREL IN PINES SILVER BIRCH elections. it was reported last week . EVANS MAGNOLIA SINCLAIR T hey were Abrah am Eliezer Abra­ It is estimated that some 11.000- FAIRMOUNT MARCY SPOFFORD 12.000 families in Rumania and : DE 1-2422 : FALLSVIEW MAPLEWOOD TAMARACK hams. Minister for Labor and FLAGLER M ,;RR: IEWOOOE TARLETON Housing : Benny Golds tein. Dr. Israel were split by the 1949-1951 GRANDVIEW M T . W ASHINGTON TEO H ILTON' S emigration . These are h usbands SUN LIFE OF CANADA GLENMERE NAPANOCH WENTWORTH HALL Morris Isaac Hirsh and Harry GOLDMAN' S NEVELE W HITE ROE P ichanik , former Mayor of Sa lis­ separated from t heir wives. aged ANO MANY OTHERS EVERYWHERE- BROCHURES ON REQUEST bury. - CALL ANYTIME - At a press conference here. Roy Welensky, R hodesia n Prime Min­ is ter. said he intended to take up FULL SUMMER SCHEDULE an invitation from Israel Pr emier Zelda Kouffman David Ben Gurion to visit the J ew­ AT- CRANSTON TRAVEL SERVICE ish State. He plans to stop off in 801 Pork Ave nu e, Cranston Israel on his return from the Com­ monwealth Prime Minis ters' con­ WI 1-2652 WI 1-2814 ferencP in Londo;1 next year. He Black Angus " V ISIT OUR VACATION EX H IBIT " said t hat th ere ,vas less racialism Saturday and E vening Appointments - " No E x tra Charges" in the Rhodesian Federation than in any other part of the world. RESTAURANT Cool Re lax ing Atmosphere

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