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Rhode lslond's _Only Anglo-Jewish Greatest Newspaper Independent Weekly_ The Jewish Herald in Rhode Island FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1952 PROVIDENCE, R. I. SIXTEEN PAGES I , VOL. XXXVII, No. 1 10 CENTS THE COPY I Hundreds of Volunteers to Canvass City on BIG .Day
Ohio Travelers' To Meet at 9 A.M. Read the Herald For Breakfast· The Herald has turned up in some distant places in the past, Providence volunteers for BIG but a recent occurrence in the DAY next Sunday, March 9, will Mid-West merits repeating. The listen in on a coast-to-coast story was told by Robert (Pat) special telephone hookup du ring .-· Novgrad, formerly of Provi their pre-canvassing breakfast at ' dence, now a traveling sales the Sheraton-BilLmore at 9 A. M . man out of Hartford, Conn. The signal for the start of BIG Pat relates. tha t he was on a DAY by Rudolf G. Sonneborn, train running between Cincin president of the Bonds of the nati a nd Dayton; Ohio when he Israel Government organization, noticed . that a fellow passenger will be followed by remarks from was reading a newspaper that Henry Morgenthau, Jr., chair looked suspiciously like t h e man of the Board of Governors of Herald. the Israel Bond Issue; and Golda Closer investigation revealed Myerson, Minister of Labor in the that this actually was the case; Israel Government, speaking from so Novgr a d introduced himself Washington , D. C. to the stranger, who also was Joining with lay leadership in originally from this city, and Providence a nd in other cities told of his Providence back and towns throughout the United ground. States in stressing the importance The two men then continued _of BIG DAY to the J ews of their journey, each perusing a America and Israel ar e religious section of the latest issue. leaders. They point to the fact that Governor Dennis J. Roberts signs a document proclaiming Sunday, I Purim , which begins only two days March 9 to .-be BIG DAY, when hundreds of volunteers will canvass after BIG. DAY, is the holiday that Jori Registration in Providence and in other ~bode Island communities for Bonds of Go\'ernor celebrates the rescue of Jews from the Israel Government. Present a t signing were, left to right, Benja- , Mayor their oppressors. min R. Albert, Providence Israel Bonds Committee chairman; Mrs. Bertram Bernhardt, co-marshal ; and Saul Abrams, marshal for BIG On S unday, volunteer workers Starts Monday DAY in Providence. will visit the homes of fellow Jews Issue Proclamation who have not previously bough t Acting on the recommendations The Governor of Rhode Island Israel Bonds, and ask them to l of a Camp Jori survey, the board a nd the Mayor of Providence both m ark the Purim holiday by buying of directors of the Jewish Child GJC Allocations Group took official cognizance this week Bonds of the State of Israel. ren's Home and Foundation has of BIG DAY, Sunday, March 9. -;;::;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;; announced major program changes Each issued official proclama for t he 1952 camp season. To Hold Hearings Wed. tions calling attention to the im Scores of P-rizes ·Alex Rumpier, president of the portance of t he one-day drive for Foundation, revealed that the Wednesday evenin g, March 12 agencies. More than 12 groups Bonds of the Israel Government. camp will go on a three trip basis , will mark the first of a series of h ave submitted written requests In the document issued at City To b_e Awarded ' each period being of three weeks meetings of the Allocations Com to appear before the Committee. Ha ll, Mayor Walter H. R eynolds duration. T he fee for the three mittee of the General J ewish At the second meeting, the date asserted, in part, that: To Bond W orkers week period will be fifty dollars, Committee of Providence, Inc: to of which has not yet been decided , " . . . The entire western free including all expenses, plus a $1.50 Scores of valuable and attrac determine apportionment of funds some of the local agencies sup world h as thrilled to the em er tive prizes will be distributed health insurance fee. raised during 1951 by the GJC for ported by the GJC will send their gence of the State of Israel as a Rumpler indicated that the among the hundreds of men and distribution to nearly 60 local, na representatives for hearings. new outpost of democracy. women volunteers on BIG DAY, new three week periods will allow tional a nd overseas beneficiary Decisions concerning final allo " Americans in all walks for tetter programming. "Child Sunday, March 9 at the Sheraton- agencies. cations to be recommended to the of life have given wide recogni Biltmore Hotel. - ren now will be able to enter into The first m eeting will be de GJC's Board 6f Directors will be tion to th e needs of the Sta te of the camp spirit knowing tha t they voted to hearings for representa based upon evidence presented at Israel by supporting its Five The items. including electrical can finish m any projects they tives of those organizations which these preliminary h earings-to Hundred Million Dollar Inde a ppliances, jewelry, ho s i e ry , start," he said. Arrangements are have requested an opportunity to get her with comprehensive data pendence Bond Issue." household furnish ings, wine, and being made for a th ree day orien appea r before the Alloca tions in the form of an "allocations Mayor Reyn olds also noted tha t leather goods, h ave been donated tation period at camp for the staff Committee to give information workbook" compiled under the the purchase of more than $101,- by public-spirited businessm en . to work out the new program and answer questions about the direction of Joseph Galkin, GJC 000,000 in Israel Bonds during All BIG DAY workers will have a schedule. Experts from the camp program and budgets of their , (Continued on Page 6) 1Contlnued on Page '6) chance to share in the awards, Ing field will participate in this starting at 4 P . M. institute. Acting as master of ceremonies "Th e Foundation policy of pro Mrs. Roosevelt Visits l·srael On Mid-East Tour a nd chief prize-giver will be Jan viding camperships when eligi Bart, popular singer -comedian. bility requirements are met will The following firms and indi be continued," Rumpler e m - viduals had, up to press-time, phasized. In 1951, 78 children given or promised gifts: A & C received full camperships. Appli Electric Supply Co., toaster; A & D cations for cam perships will be Products Co .. corn popper; Adler's available during the registration Hardware & Paint Co., fishing period. reel ; Albert Mfg. Co., jewelry; Camp Jori, located at Pt. Judith, a nonymous, necklace and earrings; accommodates 45 boys and 35 girls. There will be a staff of 20 American Luggage Works. lady's counsellors and a full-time regis overnight bag; Arden J ewelry Co.. tered nurse. The health insurance pearl necklaces. policy provides for complete medi H arry Ballon & Co., jewelry; cal coverage. Archie Bellln & Co., cam eo pins; Arrangements have been com ' Bergere, Inc., costume jewelry; pleted for the camp to utilize the Berkley & Co., jewelry; Leo a nd Sand Hill Cove beach area. This William Bojar, jewelry; Harry move was made to allow the Chaet, candy; Concord Mfg. Co., campers an opportunity to learn lady's locket; Dauer & Son, basic and advanced swimming jewelry; Dorette Novelty Co., techniques. In the past Scar jewelry; Edison Electric Supply borough State Beach was the Co., electric clock. camp swimming area. Faln's, cutlery set and chopping Rumpler stressed t hat Camp bo ard ; Foster Jewelry Co., Jori Is open to the entire com jewelry; General Wine Co., case munity and is not maintained for of Welch's Wine; George Gerber any particular group. The camp Co., table radio; Gracious Living, (Continued on Pare 6) cameras; F . M. Heller Mfg. Co., Jewelry; Sydney Hoffman, electric Iron; Hyman's Loan Co., clock. The A visit to Israel was high on the calendar of a · recent tour of strategic Middle East countries Ideal Home Equipment Co., undertaken by Mrs. Franklin D, Roosevelt. Her trip in Israel Included visits to settlements, major carving set and Jewelry; J ack's Children's Page cities and a first-hand inspection or Israel's growin g economic might. During her stay ln the J ewish Variety Store, groceries; K ane's, IN THIS ISSUE State, the former first lady spent an afternoon with Prime Mlnlster David Ben-Gurlon. Amid a dis leather goods; · Kaplan's, m en 's cussion of problems facing the Middle East, the wife of the late FDR and Mr. Ben-Gurlon enjoyed a On Page 10 Jewelry; Kestenman Bros., Iden cup of tea. Later, Mrs. Roosevelt spent hours touring new colonies springing up In Israel, se~king out tification bracelets; Kotler & Ko- and chatting with Israel's leaders of tomorrow, her youth. (American Jewish Press Photos from I .S.I.l (Contlnued on Page 6)
\, ,: THE PROVIDENCE .JEWISH H ERALD, J:;RIDAY, MARCH 7, 1952 Ahavath Sholom, then located at The New Miriam Hospital will Jewish Community Center 27-21. Memoria lized The Globe Trotters led at the Scott. and Howell S treets. He was be one of the m ost modem hospi instrumental in planning the pre - tal buildings in America--<:0m quarter 6-4, and at the. end of the first half they were leading 13-12 sent synagogue at Gamp S treet pletely fire proofed and sprink BASKETBALL and Rochambeau Avenue. lered. as a result of Art Moyles' four JUNI OR LEAGUE field goals. But in the third quar The rabbi was the founder of The Raiders defeated the All ter East Side A.C., led by Michael the Rhode Island 'Chapter of Miz.. Stars 30-24. Marv Silverman Abedon and Alan Manekowsky. rachi. served as its president for EAST SIDE scored 8 points and Alan Zura 9 tied the score at 19-all. In the five years, and had represented points for the winners. Sid Ash final quarter Bobby Miller's two that organization at a world- wide Two family in process kenazie scored 10 for the losers. foul shots put East S ide out in conference held last summer in In a second game last week the Israel. He 9-SS also a representa of comp letion front to stay. Mike Abedon and Raiders also defeated Nathanael Kenny Perlow scored two field tive to the congress of the World Two bedrooms, colored tile bath Greene 39- 37. Alan Zura scored goals each to cinch the "\\in. F ederation of Religious Zionists, and fixtures. living room, din 20 points for the winners. TEEN-AGE LEAGUE held in Israel during August. and ing alcove, kitchen, porch and PEE WEE LEAGUE The Streaks defeated the South v.as a Mizrachi alternate to the garage. Hot water heat, separ The East S ide Athletic Club won Providence Reds 55-25 as Wally World Zionist Congress in Jerusa ate boilers, choose own deco the P ee Wee League Basketball Kravitz threw in 16 points and lem later that m onth. rations, occupancy about April championship by defeating the J oe Stone 24. Charles Sklut got He served for several years as 1st-Price $26,000.00. South Providence G lobe Trotters 8 for the losers. The G reys de Jewish chaplain of the state insti feated the Warriors 36-26. P eter tutions at Howard and Exeter, and Call HO 1-7200 ~c<-.,s.-o___ J_ A_ l _-6_8_87- Presel scored 12 points for the visited and conducted services for winners and Marvin Small 11 for numerous agencies and organiza ,. the losers. In a second game last tions throughout the state. EWRITER week the Greys defeated the A past president of the R. L BUTORS. INC. Rangers 25-37. Sonny Sipper- Rabbinical Association, Rabbi Silk .R ENTALS -SALES stein scored 15 points for the win- SEYMOUR (CYJ LEVY was active in the life of several SER VICE ners and Marv Hadash 16 for the P lans to establish a memorial Rhode Island Jev.ish organim tions, including the R . I . Refugee ~rs\VEE LEAGUE STANDINGS to the late Seymour (Cy) Levy in Service, Jev.ish Family and Child • tame of Team \V L l:J)e New Miriam Hospital were ren's Service, and the Jewish announced this v.eek by the Cy Home for the Aged. He was a East Side A. C. · · · · · · · · 7 3 Levy Memorial Fund Committee. member of the rabbinical boarti g!C:,,~;;'tters · · · · · · · · · · ~ ~ The committee. comprised of or the Waad Hacashruth. Jets ______. . ____ 5 5 friends and associates of the late Rabbi and Mrs. Silk had ob entertainer, voted at a m eeting served their silver wedding anni !j:agles · · · · · 4 6 Sunday morning at the Wayland Celtics ...... 4 6 .,__ to esent ·ca1 versary in January. 1951. TEEN-AGE LEA. STANDINGS """"or pr a m USl revue He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Name of Team w L in Levy's m emory. The show will Diana (Eisenstadt! Silk; a son, be staged on Tuesday and Wed- Marvin Silk. a student at the Center Rolers · · · · · · · · 11 1 nesday evening, April 29 and 30 at University of Vermont Medical SUN. "FlAME OF ARABY" Rangers · · · · · · · · · · · · · lO 3 Hope High School auditorium. School. v.ho was married earlier ~:;."!~ ·· · ·: : : : : : : : : : : : ~ ; Tickets will be placed on sale in this year; a daughter, Miss Pawtucket Warriors 6 6 a few weeks, the committee said. Susanne Silk. a studen.t at Pem Wild Cats ...... 3 10 ~!~~~ broke COilege; a brother and a ~;"~=~= sister in Brazil and a brother and What Say, Basketball Fans . . . East Siders ...... 3 10 ha.nick, chairman; I:.awrence A_ a sister in Israel. Let's Get Out and Root So. ~R. ·LE..~ ·STA;.;.-i:,!ws lO Paley, co-chairman; Sydney Fox, For Our Boys and Girls Name of Team W L treasurer, and Hyman H. Galkin. MRS. JENNIE STili"REICH Funeral services for Mrs. Jen THIS SUNDAY, ~=~
II' Memoria m HARRY'S In Memory of JAMES EFROS Who pus:ed •w11y M.ard\ 10, 1951 S•dlJ.~s,~-4!la!is wif•. son and· DELICATESSEN MRS. ROSE EFROS memorial in. tfu n.ew DOROTHY 11nd HOR.MAN LONDON 90 CLEMENCE STREET miriam fi THE PROVIDENCE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCIi 7, 1952 3 / The New Miriam Hospital Wlll Iother clinics in s~rgery, medicine. have a clinic for the care of ~x - eye, ear, nose and throat, and oth ARCH -Sif_vJ!JdD.wn, N. Y. Pediatrician pectant mothers. There will be er medical services. LUMBER CO., INC. ~ 0 Your DOwntown Lumber Yard" CARS and TRUCKS On Miriam Panel 3S3 Washington Street * JA 1-2100 NEW-USED The woman who holds the Make your selection with the highest post in maternity and • Lumber • Shingles assis1ance of child care in New York City's De • Doors • Wallboard Edward M. Stondel partment of Health will be one of • Insulotion • Windows the guest panelists at a general Silvertown Chevrolet Co. membership meeting of the Miriam • Kitchens • Playrooms INC. Hospital Women's Association on "Everything for the Home" Monday, March 24 at the Narra gansett Hotel. Is Coming Soon Dr. Helen M. Wallace, director of the Bureau for Handicapped Children, as well as Chief of the * Koshtr Frozen Foods Maternity and Newborn Division of New York. will leave her duties for one day to participate· in the panel discussion on "New Trends in Maternity and Infant Care." YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF Joining Dr. Wallace on the panel will be Dr. Edith B. Jackson, TO SHOP AT SPIGEL'S ... WHERE YOUR ALL GENERAL MOTORS CAR AND prominent pediatrician in New Haven and Yale University School DOLLAR M,£ANS MORE TRUCK OWNERS AND DEALERS of Medicine. Dr. Clara Loitman Smith, noted local pediatrician, - LOOK AT THESE SPECIALS' - Also KAISER-FRAZER, WILLYS will be the moderator. Dr. Wallace has had a long list For This Weekend Only of articles published relating to AND DIVCO TRUCK OWNERS , obstetrics, and is presently work ing on several others. She is Many 1951 cars were equipped with steel top radiator affiliated with several hospitals in lb 89c the New York area. and interned Rib Steak tonks whici, we hove been authorized to change to for three years at famed Bellevue brass tonks. We will remove and replace your radiator Hospital; is on the teaching staff from your car or truck and install a new brass tonk. of four colleges. and holds m em bership in 15 medical organiza LAMB CHOPS lb 89c WITHOUT ANY COST TO YOU tions. She is a graduate of Wel lesley College, Columbia Univer sity College of Physicians and VEAL CHOPS lb 89c This program ends June 1, 19S2. After June 1, this Surgeons, and the Harvard School change-over will be your responsibility and your ex of Public Health. pense. We hove been appointed authorized distributors Mrs. Nathan J. Kiven is chair man of the arrangements com CHICKENS of Harrison radiator cores and heaters. We ore in a mittee. and Mrs. Joseph J. Seefer. AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN position to render prompt and_ efficient service during president of Miriam Hospital Wo this warranty period. If you will driv,e to our shop, we ffien's Association, is ex-officio. Net Weight The general public is invited. wili test your radiator on your car free of charge and will advise you whether or not your radiator is equipped UJA Rodia with a steel tonk. I Broadcast Sunday JMµ Spupzl'.d The United Jewish Appeal will inaugurate its 1952 radio series with "PIONEER '52," an original drama starring Richard Widmark, Kosher Meat & Poultry Market over the CBS Network on Sunday afternoon, March 9. It will be 190 WILLARD AVE. GA 1-85S5 heard locally over station WPRO . at 4 P. M. LUCKY STRIKERS BOWLING By Evelyn S. Weinberg The Texans and the Rebels are still competing very strongly for first place. · As it stands now the Texans are ahead with 47 gam es to their credit while the Rebels have 46. High singles were posted by ~:OREN'S STORE Evelyn Weinberg 112, Frances Horowitz 100, Beverly Shectman 100, Lynne Rubin and Pat Was serman 98, Blanche Berman 97. Sally Ludman and Sylvia Krasner 94, Gilda Resnick 93, Bunny Birthday Sale Feldman, Florence Resnick, Lulu Sarenson and Charlotte Feldman 91. SUNNYSIDE DEBS , Dungarees 1.69 by E~telle Weiner Ma rgie Greenberg's team D has Sanforized denims side zipper for girls started the second half off with fly front for boys. Sizes 3-6. a bang. They have a total of 9 points and Mimi Rodyn's team In has 7. Millie Tragar bowled 304 "P and now has a 97 average. Knotty Good scores were E. Hochman Nylon Sweaters 1.89 Lounlr';I- Ca:1uaf" 100, E. Wasser 99, E. Weiner 98, Pine D. Strashnick 96 and F. Delerson Cherry, pink, maize. white. aqua shrinkproof. For Ranch Type Houses 89. quick-drying. Sizes 3-6. PLAN PURIM PARTY You wiU-find a wealth of in The Jewish Mothers' Alliance 99 terest in this Knotty Pine will hold a Purim party at the Corduroy Crawlers 1- grouping. Following tradi Hebrew Sheltering Home on tional design, each piece is J eff erson Street next Thursday. Tough plnwale corduroy In blue. red. maize, exce.llently proportioned and Mrs. Phlllp Plushner ls chairman, aqua. Small, medium, large. fin is hed in a satiny ~mooth and is assisted by Mesdames Y. Cutler, J . Shapiro and M . Adel light amber tone. Antiqued man, co-chairmen : Mesdames brass drawer pulls accent the Harry Welner and Morris Lecht, Girls' Blouses 2.69 simplicity of the chest and ex-officio. dresser. Choice of Jouble White cottons . . . some pastels. dresser and bed styles as POSTPONE CONCERT ' Sizes 7-14, Sub-Teen 10-14. well as · dinette tables and A change In the date of ,the first See This Charming chairs. 1952 concert of the J ewish Com Group Now munity Center Civic Orchestra, This furniture is Hchuive from Sunday, March 16 to Sun Children's Shoes 4.99 with Joseph M•rcu1 & Co, day, March 30 was announced this week by Saul Leibow. chairman of Brown moccassin oxfords and patent leather BUDGET PAYMENTS the concerts committee. straps Sizes 8 ½ -3. CLOSED MONDAYS PARENTS BOARD MEET.ING 194•194 NORTH MAIN STREET The board of directors of the Dozens more items to shop, too! Opu WednHd•y •nd Parents Association of the J ewish S•turd•y Ennings 'til 9 , .M. 0,,, ().,/, ''o•~ Community Center will meet ALL FLOORS, CHILDREN'S STORE Tuesday at 8 P . M. at the home of Mrs. Irving Brodsky. 96 Edge Also at Oladding's Wayland Square hlll Road. THE PROVIDENCE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1952 Street, will be married to Leonard BALL AND CHAIN CLUB I Levin of Pembroke Av enue o~ DRAPERIES Square dancing will be a fea-11 ture of the program at a meeting March 23 at . the Narragansett HAND TAILORED of the Ball and Chain .club Sun Hotel. Fi.xlers Have Son With or Without Lining day at 8:30 P. M. at the J ewish Pinch Pleated, etc. Community Center. Irving Lovely Mr. and Mrs. Sid P ixler of Bos PL 1-0907 will serve as ,caller for the square Chafetz' Second Son Jene Bernice Schwartz, to Harry ton announce the birth of their dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chafetz of Baram of. Woonsocket. The cere first child, a boy, Richard Steven, 56 Rice Street, Pawtucket an mony was performed by Rabbi on March 1. Mrs. Fixler is the nounce the birth of their second Jacob Feldman in Hartford, Conn. former Miss Marian Kotlen. Ma son, ~ichard Howard. on March 2. The bride is · a graduate of ternal grandparents are Joseph TINY TOY LAND Mrs. Chafetz is the former Elaine Teachers' College, Willimantic. Kotlen of 21 Taft Avenue. Pater Lipsey. The groom was graduated from nal grandparents are Mr. and is Open the Year Round Mrs. Dora Chafetz is paternal Northeastern University. Mrs. Abe F ixler of Mattapan, Toys for All the Younger Set grandmother, and Mr. and Mrs. The couple will make their Mass. William Lipsey are m a t e r n a I home at ~41 Mendon Road, Woon- For All Occasions grandparents. socket. (}reeling- CarJ:J Move to Miami Beach Regensteiners Visit EJect Officers of Bar Mitzvah Cards A Specialty Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lozow of Mr. and Mrs. Max Regensteiner 227 Warrington Street are moving of Rochester, N. Y ., are visiting Confirmation Mothers to 8975 Froude Avenue, Surfside, their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lud Miami Beach, Fla. wig Regensteiner of Shirley Bou At a meeting held on Monday, (}ib:5on ':5 Miss Feer Selected levard, Cranston, and Mr. and Feb. 25 at Temple Emanuel the mothers of the Confirmands of at Wayland Square Miss Phyllis Joann Feer, 17, Mrs. Harry Greene, of Mulberry 182 WAYLAND AVENUE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Street, Providence. 1952 began plans for Confirmation M . Feer of 135 Massachusetts Av Silver Anniversa ry Exercises on the first day of Sho enue, has been selected to play in Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Factor vuos, Friday, May 30. the 50 spinet-piano orchestra of 21 Detroit Avenue celebrated The following officers and com-. Ownership and Management of mittee chairmen were elected: Horry D. Jogolin:i:er and Norman B. Jogolin:i:er which will perform in Symphony their 25th wedding anniversary Hall, Boston, on March 14 and 15 yesterday. Mrs. William Hyman, president; under the direction of Arthu; Mrs. Max Golden, vice-president; G. H. Spencer Roofing Co. Woolfs' Second Son Mrs. ·Simon Lessler, treasurer; Fiedler. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Woolf of Rubin Appointed Mrs. Benjamin Goldenberg, sec- - 37 Ogden Street announce the retary; Mrs. Abraham Singer, Mr. Bernard Rubin of 20 Con birth of their second son, Richard gress Avenue, formerly of Spring photographs; Mrs. Levi Solomon, Free Estimates ; · Scott, on Feb. 11. Maternal printing; Mrs. Milton Blazar, fi eld, Mass., was recently appointed grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Comp~~~e,r~;~rance ~ district field manager for Rhode flowers; Mrs. Solomon Korn, Fri Max Adelman of Oakland Avenue. day night reception; Mrs. Morton 33 Years Experience ~ i Island by the Curtiss Candy Co. of Paternal grandparents are Mr. Chicago. Grossman, caps and gowns; Mrs. and Mrs. Samuel Woolf of God Alton Gilstein, telephone, and Mrs. Daughter for Cantors dard Street. Sidney Pickar, gifts. • NEW ROt>'FS • ROOF REPAIRS M r. and Mrs. Philip Cantor of Observe 25th Anniversary • SIDEWALLS • MET AL GUTTERS Baldwin, Long Island, N . Y. , !',n Mr. and Mrs. Louis .Spader of The New Miriam Hospital will • WOOD GUTTERS • DRAINPIPES nounce the birth of a daughter, 130 Fisk Street celebrated their employ full time scientists in lab- Dale Allison, on Feb. 19. Maternal 25th wedding anniversary at a oratory and X-ray departments. 1129 Westminster St. GA 1-1210 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. dinner given Feb. 24 in their hon- ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;; Julius Rosenberg of New Bedford, or by Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Katz formerly of Providence. Paternal man of 87 Gallatin Street. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The Spaders' daughter, Miss John Cantor of Rockville Centre, Fannie Spader, who will be mar MELZER'S N. Y. Great-grandfather is Mr. ried to Leonard Levin on March Max Perlow of Providence. 23, also was honored. Guests in SHOPPING CENTER Handlers Have Da ughter cluded Mrs. ·spader's parents, Mr. ;229 Willard Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Handler of and Mrs. Harry Goodman; Mr. 93 Linwood Avenue, Pawtucket, an and Mrs. Leib Katzman and Mr .. GA 1-7155 nounce the birth of a daughter, and Mrs. William Matzner. QUILT Shelley Lee, on Feb. 29 . Mrs. Gabrilowitz's Entertain Handler is the former Miss Gladys COVERS ·Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gabrilow 80 square percale each Bromberg. Maternal grandmother itz of 284 Willard Avenue were full slze, beautiful colors is Mrs. Bromberg of Providence. hosts last weekend to their niece Paternal grandparents are Mr. and and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Mel CANNON Mrs. Isadore Handler of Pawtucket. vin Feldman of Bogota, Colombia, MUSLIN SHEETS Ha ra m-Schwa rtz South America. Mrs. A. · Wein 81 X 99 each Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schwartz of stein of Providence and Mrs. M. L. CANNON 38 Girard Street, Manchester, Schwartz of New Bedford are TOWELS . 42c Conn., announce the recent mar aunts of the Feldmans. Large each riage of their daughter, Miss Ar- Miss Spader Honored We also carry a full line of Miss Fannie Spader was guest For the protection of foods and of honor at a shower given by Jewish Religious Articles other perishable materials the Miss Roslyn Schwartz of Chester Tfilim - Mezuzahs - Talesi m New Miriam Hospital will have Avenue on Friday evening, Feb. Religious Books seven walk-in refrigerators and 22 . Miss Spader, da ughter of Mr~ OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL 9 P. M. coolers. and Mrs. Louis Spader of Fisk ...JJ.ave Ml RIAM HOSPITAL WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION Now Furnishes Pediatric Equipment and Linen Shower ALL Major Rooms to furnish the With the addition of bedroo,.;, furniture, Ash croft, by Heywood Wakefield, is now avai lable for CHILDREN'S SECTION literally every major room which is used year around. in the Remember, there's a swing toward casual furnish ings, a trend that's made to order for Ashcraft. It's not too early to plan the refurnishing of New Miriam Hospital your home, including your recreation or television room, with charming Ashcraft, one of many nation JOIN THE MIRIAM WOMEN ally known and advertised lines carried by the Am IN THIS GREAT WORK erican Furniture Co. Shown above is a sample of Be A Patroness - Sponsor - or Donor an occasional Bar Group by Ashcraft. Open Thursday Night until 9 and Mondays until 6 o'clock LUNCHEON TUESDAY, APRIL 1st -- 12 NOON American Furniture Co. NARRAGANSETT HOTEL 70 EAST AVENUE PAWTUCKET, R. I. Call Mrs. Horry Triedmon, Reservations Chairman PAwtucket 3-7069 at PA 2-4624 THE PROVIDENCE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1952 An interesting section of the I scientifically designed infant for Ferdman Family Engaged 'Center Board New Miriam Hospital will be the ! mula preparation center. Elects Abowitt Meets March 16 '- SPECIALIZING IN f BOB' GROSS, The Ferdman Family Circle The Board of Director's of the Dressmaking and SKI LODGE held its March meeting recently Jewish Community Center will NORTH CONWAY, N. H. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irv hold a breakfast meeting next Alterations Ing Ferdman of 65 Bellevue Ave Sunday, March 16 at 10 A. M. at Mrs. Mollie Sandelowski Spend a Glorious Week-End nue. Mrs. Joseph Fox, social chair the New Center. Breakfast will 96 GLENHAM STREET For Only $24.50 Providence Includes Round Trip Transportation man, outlined the program for the be served from the newly com from Boston coming months. pleted kitchen at the Center. ALL WINTER SPORTS CEJWIN CAMPS DELICIOUS FOOD Mr. ·and Mrs. Irving Ferdman, The board meeting was origi nally scheduled for Wednesday, Port Jervis, N. Y. Est.1919 president and secretary, respec PROGRESSIVE EDUCATIONAL, - LEARN TO SKI WEEK March 12, but was postponed to tively, resigned from their offices. ,NON-COMMERCIAL CAM~S .. $64.50 They plan to move to Florida. avoid conflict with the meetings Land 2nd water sports, acsthcuc 2cuv1• Include's Round Trip Transportation · They were presented gifts and of the allocations committee of tics; resiJem doc1o rs 2nd nurses ; Sabbath from Boston and dietary hws observed; J,:wish cul Ski Lessons . Use of Ski Tows made honorary members of the the General Jewish Committee. tural inf\uenC1:s; separate a,te t roups. American J ewish Cuisine Ideal Summer Camps club. For Reservations or Information for Jewish Boys and Glrlt Call North Conway 141 The new slate of officers in Rates $395, Arthur Einstein Send for descriptive booklet HP NEW ENGLAND SKIING IS BEST cludes Munroe Abowitt, president; IN MARCH Philip Fox, vice-president; Mrs. A. P. Schoolman, H. L. Salner, Directors B e n j a m i n Ferdman, secretary, Pupils In Recital - ~ West 83rd St,, Ne.w York ~R7-0212 and Benjamin Ferdman, sergeant Twenty pupils will participate at-arms. in the piano recital to be held you're always A social hour followed -the next Sunday. March 9 at 3: 15 welcome to meeting, and home movies were MISS BLANCHE LEWINSTEIN P.M. at the Music Mansion, 88 browse shown. Mrs. Philip Fox was the Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lewinstein Meeting Street. The performers winner of the white elephant .of Blackstone Street announce the are students of Arthur Einstein. raffle. engagement of their daughter, The highlight of the program Miss Blanche Lewinstein, to Theo will be the first movement of Colors used in the New Miriam dore Rosenberg, son of Mrs. Ju Beethoven's Concerto No. 3 in C Hospital have been scientifically lius Rosenberg of Brighton, Mass. Minor played by Amleto D'Andrea selected. The walls of patients' assisted by Mr. Einstein at the rooms will be painted for eye-ease B'nai B'rith Girls second piano. early and quiet cheerfulness. There Students who will perform in' ameriean elude Essie Eliash, Judith Bohnen, will also be ceilings of sound absor craftsmanship bent material. Plan Three Events Hillary Schaffer, Bette Rose Alt man, Stephen Patience, Marjorie in advance Plans for the next three months' Harris, Alvin Curran, Toby-Ann di.sign by activities of Roger Williams B'nai Eisenberg, Marcia Bannon. Ste WINDOW B'rith Girls include a Ma.cch cake phen Miller . Sheila Rou s lin . paul sale, proceeds going to the Anita Judith Applebaum. Michael Brom me eobb CORNICES Perlman Scholarship Fund; the berg, Michael Levy, Harriet Mill Custom Made - Upholstered monthly B.N.R. conclave to be man, Victor Pittoco. Barbara Unique held in April, and a Servicemen's Mason, Shirley Katz and ' Ann Ill Individual Designs dance slated .for May, it was re Bassow. - AT LOWE.ST PRICES - ported this week. Chapter members are currently Planner Group collecting crayons and pencils to The auditorium of the New Mi Al-Ken Products Co. send to the Home for Maladjusted riam Hospital will be used for 91 CHARLES ST. Children in Israel. Another pro medical meetings, health lectures WI 1-4551 ject is the sale of B.B.G. plastic and exhibits to the public. It will Next Door to Ann's Fabrics seat 250 people. 765 westminster street Edward Braid, Prop. Rprons. For Expert Installation ·of Youth Plan Purim Dance, Carnival Electric Dryers A Purim Carnival and Dance will be presented on Sunday, - Call- March 16 by the Jewish Youth Council of Greater Providence, IRVING ELECTRIC Co: under the sponsorship of the J ew Commercial - Industrial ish Community Center. The event Home Wiring will be held at the new Center on Sessions Street. IRVING FISHMAN The Carnival will be held from 83 Warrington Street 2 to 4: 30 P .M. and the dance will - ._ A 1952 HO 1-8614 begin at 8 P .M., with music by Marci• • Howie Winograd and his orches tra. Highlight of the event will be . · trorn d patrons, 1 rn ret1nng TRY OUR WONDERFUL the selection and crowning of friends an \ ·nterests, a FRESHLY-MADE "King Ahashueras" and "Queen ersona , KNISHES Esther." Nominations for the 0 e to otner P . \-1 to recorn- royal couple will be made by the u business. furs \ wis WEST- youth groups represented on the retail fur tection of you& soNS, 385 every Council. Final seiection will be for furtneR~Y WEINBERGar e well verstdd;~g cus- made by a panel of judges. you \-IA R \ ineY ice inc u wit\-1 rnend to Si pROY ., g and serY 'fur storage Carnival booths will be set up ••\NSTER ., anufactunn. repa1nng, by several youth groups, includ ,v, f fur rn resty1 in9, ing Narragansett AZA and BBG, pnase Ode garrnents, fur cleansing tor your past Roger Williams BBG, Phi Delta torn rna service, and e est tnanl<.s. o obtain tne Sorority. Iota Phi Sorority, Senior 585 No. Moin Street de\iverY press rnY de P11 continue~E\N13ERG & Judaea, Gym youth and the Jay 0 DE 1-8511 See Club. \ wisn J\<.~~w. tnat yo1r:r:, HARRY rne previ_ous\y. atronage an and service u nave trorn The arrangements committee p courtesy ear as yo urs includes Miriam Flamer, Doris sarnN\ tnis corning y Sincerely yo , RG Krieger, Dorothy Elowitz, Ardell SO IJEL \f,/E\N13E Kabalkin, Harris Fellman, Marvin SAM JAMES Solomon and Phyllis Kirschen GOLDSMITH baum. Montefiore Ladies lnsurance of Every Type Meet Wednesday Monteflore Ladies' H e br ew 805 Industrial Trust Bldg. Benevolent Association will hold FUR SERVICES BY MASTERCRAFTSMEN Phone Residence its next regular meeting Wednes JA 1-3900 DE 1-4275 day at 2 P. M. in the Auditorium of the Providence Gas Company, 100 Weybosset Street. GAspee 1-6593 Mrs. Ben Poulten will preside GAspee 1-6783 at the short business meeting, after which a talk and demon STAY HOME on stration on "Clever Ways with Foods" will be presented by "The Girl in White" and h~r staff. A report on the complimentary card party held recently at the Narra gansett Hotel will be given by the chairman, Mrs. Jack Knasln. A coffee hour will follow and door prizes will be given. DAY A board meeting at 1: 15 in the 385 WESTMINSTER STREET Oas Company Auditorium will PROVIDENCE 3, R. I. SUNDAY, MARCH 9 precede the regular business meet STATE OF ISRAEL BONDS ing. y.., C9fl .... ,,...pectfl "'"' "' '"' hftcl at Affle,ic:'"' Ff~I aN1 o.• ...,._... , c.~.,ott~ ,., ,.,.., A feature of the New Mlriam Hospital ls outlets for television 3% Custom House StreeC reception In each room. JA 1-8914 [ ______------,----=-:------'~,-----"--'-...____ ..,...... ,..._....., ______....,~ , THE PROVIDENCE J EWISH HERALD, FRIDf Y, MARCH 7, 1952 Favorite Lenten Food Values Colored, White, Pimento Americen· Oungerleu Va1iely 7 1/:? oz Sliced Cheese lB 49c ,Crabmeat CAN 63c Fi11t: N1tional Miir. ,·, Sliced Kosher 2 LB QT Cheese Food LOAF 89c Dill Pickles JAR 29c Kreh Ch .... Timb•tlake Fancy Aluh 2 lB LB LOAF 99c Red Salmon CAN 73c f.- Velveeta eo, den', American C10.,.rdafe - Solid Pack 7 oz 2 oz Grated Cheese PK<, 15c Light 'funa CAN 29c Guaranteed Fluffy Finut - Also~Spaghett i LB 1 MISS PHYLLIS L. GREBSTEIN MISS RHODA ZEIDEL Uncle Ben1s Rice :K~ 19c Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Yasnoff Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zeldel of Macaroni PKG 17c of 13 Balcom Street announce the .52 Pillehurst Avenue announce the ~inut - Fancy Whole 'engagemen t of their niece, Miss engagement of their daughter, LB 3 oz Phyllis Lillian Grebstein, daughter Miss Rhoda Zeidel, to Natha n String Beans' CAN 22c of the la te Mr. and Mrs. Louis Snyder of Oakla nd Avenue, son Grebstein, to Har vey A. Goldberg, of the la te Mr. and Mrs. Samuel son of Dr. and Mrs. Louis Goldberg Snyder. of 69 Lancaster Street. Photo by Eson Studio Miss Grebstein is a graduate of Central Falls High School. Her fiance received a Bachelors degree Mayor, Go~ernor from R. I. College of Education Fruits and and a masters from Boston Uni Issue Proclamations versity. Vegetables A June wedding is planned. (Continued from Page 1) the last eight months of 1951 gave th e new state "great impetus on Tender Pork • IOAST SIZE • CHINE IND LI Uc. J: lorida - Fabi Juice - Medium SiHI GJC Allocations the road to economic indepen dence." ORANGES 002 PO_ RK LOINS•;~~:~~ZfUp to 6 IL10t lB43c Committee to Meet In his proclamation, Governor Florida - Large S iH Roberts declared, in part: M.. vy w.. t. ,n StHr e.. J ( Continued from Page 1) "WHEREAS, the people of GRAPEFRUIT 4 FOR 29c executive director. Rhode Isla nd have joined with 7-lnch Cut LB 79C Fresh SwHt Yal'ow The workbook, a detailed 205- other communities throughout Rib Roast page outline of basic information the nation in designating Sunday, CORN 3 EARs 29c concerning the background and March 9th as BIG DAY (Bonds Yellow Variety activities of every beneficiary of the Israel Government DAY), Chuck Roast Bone In LB 75C agency of the GJC, is based on on which an intensive one-day ONIONS budget studies compiled by the effort will mark the opening of' Northern Broad e, ...t.d MHl)' 10-14 LB ·A., ... Council of Jewish Federations and the 1952 campaign for the sale of ' Tender SwHt Flavorful Welfare Funds, the GJC's own $200,000,000 of th ese Bonds dur Turkeys , LI 59c ing the current year; CARROTS record of experience with organi DRA\YN READY FOR THE OVEN lB 75.; zations seeking its financial sup NOW, THEREFORE, I , Dennis Fresh Crisp ?ascal port, and from briefs submitted J . Roberts, Governor of the State LHn, MHty, Economic.I 0 by these groups. CELLO CELERY c~~~ 25c of Rhode Island and Providence LB 44( Included in the workbook is Plantations, do hereby proclaim Smoked Shoulders Young, Tenda,, Firm Sunday, March 9th as BIG DAY, MASIII SHOULCIIS • Extra Lean LI 55< comparative da ta showing, where 8CHS and call upon all citizens of BEETS- 2 19C ever available, amounts appro e.. t Center Cut priated to these agencies by the Rhode Island to give the fullest following five communities which possible support to th e State of Pork Chops LB 69C raise amounts similar to those Israel Bond drive on this day and :&nlen. )3~ :l,pu.iah ! raised by Providence: Buffalo. throughout the year." Frcith Gro.und LHn e.. F Dallas, Hartford, New Haven and LB 65( EA Rochester. Eve~y member of the Hamburg Date & Nut Calce 29c Allocations Committee has been Jori Registration provided with a copy of the work Finey book to aid in making final recom Starts Monday Mackerel LB23c mendations. Hot Cross The committee, under th e (Continued from Page 1) Oysters P.ump For Stewing PT 75( chairmanship of Alvin A. Sopkin, Policy allows for one trip, with Buns :t,~29c president, includes Dr. !lie Berger. repeat trips_ being gra nted only Harry Blacher, Edward Blackman, when there are extenuating fac Dr. Nathan A. Bolotow, Alter tors. "In this way, Camp J ori Bayman, Benjamin Brier, Mrs. does not supplant a privately Archie Fain, Irving I. Fain, George sponsored overnight camp," he Y3.utteJ,, cLo.w.n 10c in o.ne w..e&.! Gerber, Henry Hassenfeld, Syd stated. ney A. Kane, Arthur Ka plan, Children will be registered be Arthur J. Levy, Mrs. Abraha m ginning March JO. Because of BROO KSIDE BUTTER Percelay, Albert Pilavin, Joseph the change in camp periods early Fre;\. Creamery -·Top Quality • W. Ress. Charles Rothman, Milton registration is necessary to assure Higher Scores Than O rdinary Butter R6tL C. Sapinsley, Archibald Silverman a reservation. Appointments may 85( and William D. Strong. be arranged by telephoning DE 1-1244, the office of the J ewish Finast Family and Children's Service. List Prizes MAYONNAISE Our Fastest S•ller For BIG Day Ladies Aid Plans PINEAPPLE JUICE Dole or Libby rContin ued from Page 1) Purim Party pit, compacts and cigarette case; A Purim party and a program Leavitt Coulson Co.; New England of Israeli a nd Jewish folk songs Lamp Co., bulb set; Norman Elec by Miss Irene Polikoff will be fea tric Co., table lamp. tured a t the Ladies Hebrew Union Providence Electric Co.. Silex Aid Association meeting to be coffee maker; Reliable Home held Wednesday at 1 :30 P . M. a t Equipment Co., leather wallet: 191 Orms Street, according to Richmond Electric Co.. coffee Mrs. Samuel SheJires. president. maker ; Rolo J ewelry Co., Jewelry; Chairman for the meeting is Royal Electric Co., ironing cords. Mrs. Samuel Resnick. The social S & W Television Co., waffle committee includes Mrs. George Iron: Samp,<;on 's, camera: Shera Gray, chairman: Mesdames Jo 9.alUW1. JM.dA 1/)~r,, ton-Biltmore Hotel, dinner for seph Chorney, Samuel Kabalkin 1/o,\. two: Stadium Hosiery Co., nylon and Jacob Bilsky. h osiery: Standard Hardware Co .. chicken fryer: State Loan Co .. NIFTY PURIM MASQUERADE PEAS ORANGE JUICE Jewelry: Louis Stern Co., earrings NiFTY, National Federation of Tender, SwHt New Crop Florida - Oaliciou, a nd necklaces: Supreme Radio Temple Youth, will present a & Record Co .. record albums. Purim masquerade t o m o r r o w Troup·s Hardware Store, elec evening at Temple Beth El. Howle ~Ti'.; ·· l9c 2 c~Ns 25c tric percolator: Tru-Kay J ewelry Winograd and his orchestra will Co., Jewelry; United Camera Co .. play for dancing from 8 to 12 All Price, In Olis Advertisement Eftacfi-..a 1t ,:i, st N ation,, Seit-Service Super Mukeh Ml This 'l\c1nitv - camera: W & H J ewelry Co., P. M . Refreshments will be served, We Res• "'• the Riqht •o limit Ou•ntities bracelets; and Whitney & Co., and masks will be provided. cuff links. The New Miriam Hospital will The New Miriam Hospital's have electric dumb waiters !rom FIRST ~ NATIONAL - STORES three sun rooms will have a com service areas to patien ts' areas. manding view ol the city of Prov assuring quick delivery o! equip- idence's sky line. ment. • THE PROVIDENCE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, •1952 A feature of the New Miriam J laboratories with the latest scien Fineman-Trinkel Auxiliary Card Party Committee Hospital will be seven modP. rn tiflc equipment. OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY The Most Complete Line of SLIP COVER and SEE DRAPERY FAHRICS In New En gl and at L OW PHICES Complete Line of Bed Sets ond Bridol ·Sets SLIP COVERS and DRAPERIES Mode-To-Order For our decorator to call PHONE MA 1-4066 with- samples. No obligation. Complete Line of Bed Sets and Bridal Sets at Low Prices NO. MAIN FABRIC SHOPS "The Blue Front Stores" BUDGET 173-177 No. Main Street LAYAWAY OPEN WED., THURS. AND SAT. 'TIL 9 P. M. LUQQAQE UMBRELLAS REPAIRED & RECOVERED and REPAIRED REDRESSED • ZIPPER LUGGAGE REPAIRED DExter 1-5535 The second annual card party of Fineman-Trinkel Post Aux 44 WEYBOSSET ST. OPEN MONDAYS 2 Doors B~low Old Coloay Bank iliary 439, Jewish War Veterans, will be h eld on Thursday, March 13 Pro,·ldence. R . J. Washington Park at Temple Emanuel. Members of the arrangements committee, seated, left to right, are: ·Mesdames Wallace Genser, co-chairman; Irving Da tz, Leo Stone, Eugene Silverma n and Milton Bronstein. Standing: Mes HEAL TH SALON dames James l.ipet, cha irman ; Manfred W eil, ex-officio; Jordan S. Reuter and Sherman Price. Also on the committee a r e Mesdames 1478 Brood Street Sidney Long, James Riseberg and Burton Himelfa rb. Photo by Fred Kelman Camp Mendota over the Washington Park S!,ae Store ·t:1eeeeeeeeeeeeeel' Beth El Brotherhood Director FOR BOYS -- Joe Schein Medical Treatments Teacher - H o p e Plans Sports Show Hig h School, Foot ba ll Coach, Moses on Pleasant Lake, Casco, Me. Reducing Treatments The annual father and son 7~per Brown . sports program of the Brother wordCl•~l~~~~~i~~~~i~~: $1.25 minimum. Caill GAspee 1-4311. Deadline Tuesday night at -•- hood of Temple Beth· Ei will be SP. M. Graduate Masseuse held Sunday, Ma rch 23 at 2: 15 P. M. in the temple vestry, it was All Land and Water Sports announced this week. Y~~~?ng;_rR~;uds~~~4;.~h:.abt:~:~7:nc'::. Including A feature of the program will Call UN 1-9196 after 6. be the appearance of Georgie F~: ~!~o:afe~r s~:~~ T~!:':m~~orHt1:'d Sailing, Tennis, Golf and Riflery Araujo, New England lightweight apartment. Electric range, refrigera boxing champion; Ralph Zanllelli, tor, parking. ~5. PE. 1-8621. RESIDENT DOCTOR AND NURSE New England welter and middle- Y~~~eG foro!~!s::n~0r;;:r"at:'es~~~~:~r:;; weight titlist, and Young Mon-' apartment. call DE 1-6615_ during day Carefully selected staff treal, old-time boxing great. There except Sunday-_ • • w ill be three boxing bouts, and WANTED: Nice Jewish home. Fainlly Tuition $450 several members of the R. I. Reds willing to board well-behaved 11 year 1-3376. hockey team will be on hand. old boy. Pleas! c0all OST JOE SCHEIN, Owner-director The committee in charge Of the M:.!!rer~~A~~o~:~:~11~ncia:11t~ol-;:i~ event includes Murray Trinkle, warehouse. Conscientious. Industrious. 68 Sixth Street, Providence, GA 1-3943 1 0 1 J ay Isenberg, HarOld Roberts and -~~~:=:~:_.,':;~;_._·'=•~'.'.!:.':~.~·n~":=!•=' ·_'s~'}~,"~-;~:f~6:._. _ '__•b_.~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::~:::::::::::::::::::::~ Nathan Alterman. Refreshments will be served, and there will be MARIAN ANDERSON gifts for the boys. on Sheila Hollander "MEET THE MASTERS" Wins Piano Prize Th e World's finest music Sheila Hollander, daughter of p erformed by Mr. and Mrs. J ack Hollander of 668 Public Street, was the first prize winner of the 8-10 age group th e W orld's g reatest artists in the Clarence G . Hamilton memorial piano contest, held last presented by Saturday afternoon at the Music Mansion, 88 Meeting Street. The contest is sponsored by the Schu bert Club. Sheila is a pupil of Mrs. Arthur Einstein. Which· are carried by The New Miriam Hospital will Americati Furniture Co. be distinguished for its modern 70 East Ave., Pawt. . 1 decor. All furniture in waiting StaUon WJAR-TV, Channel 11 rooms and lounges will be in light Sat., March 8, 3 P. M. colored woods. Mrs. Helen Pollins Goldis announces the opening of a custom made drape ry shop designed to service the discriminating home maker. If your taste is modern, peri od or traditional you' ll find that our decorating designs fit your plans-We speci ali ze in the preparation of • Drapes • Bed sprdads • Slipcovers • Cornices We will provide the necessary material or wi 11 use the fabrics you provide ... r s 740 East Ave. - Pawtucket, R. I. H E L E N Near Pawtucket-Providence City Line PHONE PA S-0240 FOR FREE ESTIMATES \. l~ . - r - ~ 8 THE PROVIDENCE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1952 I. Build Israel with Bonds th... NCuritiH, thou1h rqistered, have not been approv~ Or disapproved bY' the S.CuritiH ancl Exchon1• Com,;.i11!on, which dNt not pall on the merits of any , ..i,terN ,-curitiH. STATE OF BIGZ ISRAEL AY9r $S00,000,000 INDEPEND~NCE CH · . . BOND ISSUE Two types of Bonds are Offered ar pat as follows: (a) Interest Bearing Bonds Denominated as Fifteen Year 3½% Dollar Coupon Bonds. Interest poyoble Moy 1 and Nov. 1 ' Oenomlno tions: $500 • $1,000 • $2,500 ISRAEL -WAITED $5,000 • $10,000 • $100,000 (b} Capitol Appreciolion Bonds Denominated os· Twelve Year Dollar Savings Bonds. Maturity Value: 150% of issue amount Denominations: $50 • $100 • $250 • $500 $1,000 • $2,500 • $5,000 • $10,000 The State of Israel S 500,000,000 Bond FOUR YEARS FOR THIS DAY Issue is intended ro promote rhe economic development of the Stace: The proceeds of the Bond Issue are to be used for the pur chase of machinery, raw macerials. equip ment and other items desip;ned to increase the country's productive facilities so that it Four years had to pass - four ' years of struggle and hard work by the people may earn and save foreign currency. Of the \ total amount, $205,000.000 is to be allo cated for investmerlt in the fie\Js of induStry of Israel, building industries, farms, new cities, new power installations, and power. The sum of S 1 J0.000.000 has been designated for agricultural projecu: $40,000,000 for the development of harbors; laying the foundations of a great modern ~tate, -before BIG DAY could shipping · and railroads; S4').000.000 for ::t:/:io!ris';'!~du~~~;~~i;s s~iteocfggor~: be proclaimed. the establishment of a government mortgage bank for housing. . The balance, afrer payment of the ex penses of the issue, is to serve as a reserve for unanticipated proiects or for increased expenditures for the designated projects. · The Government's economic develop On BIG DAY, Sunday, March 9th, the Jewish homes· in our ·community mepr program involves a tocal projected ex- · 1/':nditure of $ 1500,000.000. of which >500,000,000 is. to be provided by Israel will be visited and asked to invest, not donate, - to lend the people of Israel and other countries. and tlie balance is to be obcained in rhe United Staces. The !, ~00.- money by purchasing State of Israel Bonds. The money will be returned, 000,000 State of Israel Bond Issue is the largest single sourc.e of funds for this program. with interest. With immigration proceeding at the rate of 200,000 a year, Israel requires capital imports to meet the large investment nec essary to create permanent employment op. portunities and bowing for the newcomers. A balanced and mature economy will u a The people of Is~ael can and want to be self-supporting. Israel Bond dollars :rJ: ~::~~, ei~~u:,~~lat:~e:~~e,~o~;~~ac for some further investment to increase pro duaivicy. But under rhe .best conditions, cur are doing BIG things in Israel. New factories, new projects to exploit rent produetion canilor begin to supply the huge capital needs of a population that is in creasing lit the enormow rate experienced by Israel's natural resources, new incom_e producing enterpr,ises which use Israel's lsrael. Palestine and Israel, therefore, have always had an adverse trade balance-like reservoir of skill and manpower are being built at a fast pace. But more many young countries facing immi,tradon and development casks , including rhe United States, Australia and New Zealand. As im• bonds will produce even greater economic progress. migration increased, so did the adverse trade balance. The import surplus served to meet the invesrment needs of the economy. For 1949 receipu on current account were ( ex .pressed in Israel Pounds. l.l.) l.l. 20,600,. 000 and payments, l.L. 94,100.000. For 1950 receipts on current account were I.L. 23,800,000 and payments, I.L 113,400,- The person. who will ring·your door-bell on Sunday, March 9th will bring 000. It is one of the major purposes of the Bond Issue to improve Jsrael"s balance of you the story of the people of Israel-more than 1,400,000 strong. Open your trade through the esrablishment of new industrial and agricukur&l enterprises and through rhe cxpansiol\ of production for ex door and welcome the authorized volunteer on BIG DAY. Remember, an port as well as for horite consumption. As of December 31, 1950 the funded Israel Bond brings-a rich return for your heart, a good return ~or your purs~. debt was I.L. 114.200.000 and the floating debt, I.L. I.300,000. The figur .. do n0< in clude any Treasury Bills, because of .their relationship ro the Special Defense Bud.-c which has nor been. disclosed for securitJ reasons. Israel has never at any time defaulted upon the payment of principal or interest on any debt. STAY HOME AND BUY- OR GO OUT AND SELL ISRAEL BONDS ON -BIG DAY The budgets of the Government ttflm the objectives of rhe State of Israel to provide for the immi8ration and ·absorption of a larJle numbet of Jews. From May I). 1948 to Match 31, 1949, receip l 1~ THE PROVIDENCE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1952 9 ------~------your little story. On a card was with friends, quite some ,time was written the following ditty: spent in discussing the pros and W e thank' thee L9rd, and Angels, cons of one of your articles, COMMUNITY The Jewish Herald too, namely the one ll.bout J ewish for making life so sweet. children singin!I_ Ghristmas carols The Jewish Home Newspaper of Rhode Island. Published Every · Sure Sabbath Day could never in school. . Week in the Year by the Jewish Press Publishing Company, CALENDAR be due, before Mother's Day's "Personally, I feel that such 121 Dyer Street,, Tel. GAspee 1-4312. · complete. Subscription Rates: T en Cents the Copy; By Mail, $3.00 P er discussions are healthy for the community. I thought it would · Annum. And to you, moth,er, h eart-felt WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS thanks, be nice if you knew· that some of Bulk subscription rates .on request. Affiliated organlxatlons of the League Walter Rutman, Managing Editor; Syd Cohen, News Editor. from the little bird in the JJam us discuss, agree, and disagree of Jewish Women's Organizations may ing· nest, witJ, your opinions, and that clear dates by calling Mrs~ Alfred D. Entered as f:,econd-Class Matter at the Post Office, Providence, Steiner at HO 1-9510. R. I., Under the Act of March 3, 1879. And the stranded ant on the abo\ (Continued on Page 10) 10 THE PROVIDENCE JEWISH HERALD, FRID_AY, MARCH 7, 1952 AND THIA:TEENTH OF DAIi: CA 1 · ANO THE' JEWS PIP F~CT THEMSEU/!5 ... 50 WELL; IN FACT, TMAT THIN WElfE AIJU; 'TOCEL.e!JAATE TIIE F'OU.OWING OA"I .... ••• 8U1' THE QUEEN HESITATED, FOrf AHA,ua.:us DID NOT l Holiday for the Month Thank You, Topics of the Mpnth THE SPIRIT OF PURIM ber it, and do it. On Purim J ews BROTHERHOOD and on your right sits a child The Hebrew calendar for the send gifts to the poor and the The President of the United whose parents are Irish. You are month of Adar has two days needy. In the hour of gladness Mrs. Makiri States proclaimed it, and people ' J ewish , other children are Catho marked in red. One date is a fast and of feastin g, we should not for In her notes to the students of of good will in every city, town, lie, Protestant, or do not belong to day, the other is a feast day. Ev get those who must do more fast the Religious School of Temple and village are now observing any church at all. ery one knows of the feast. but ing than feasting because of lack Beth El, Mrs. Miriam Makiri call Brotherhood Week. But all this does not matter to how many rem em per the fast? of food. This, too, is written in ed the attention of the children to The purpose of this special week your school. You are all h,ere for Monday, March 10 (the 13th of the Book of Esther: the special page devoted to them is to remind people again the sim- the same purpose. You are here , Adar) is the Fast of Esther. This 4' And Mordecai w r o t e t h e S e· i n the Herald. pie truth, that: in school to develop your minds is the day when Queen Esther to All men are created equal. through study in the class rooms, things, and sent letters all the Here is Mrs. Ma kiri 's note: fasted and prayed that she may Jews, both high and far, that they We are· all children of one to develop your skills through find favor in the eyes of the king shouTd keep the fourteenth day of '.' Dear Children- father. work in the shops and in th-e la - when she -comes before him to the month of Adar . .. that they Did you know that the Jewish No one is better than his neigh- boratories, to develop your bodies plead for her people. should make them days of feasting Herald is runn.ing a Children's bor, nor worse than his neighbor in the gymnasium . This the After the fast comes the feast. and gladness, and of sending por- Page? ,. This page, in part, is to because or ·a difference in color of school gives you in equal m easure, Monday night and all day Tues tions one to another, and gifts to consist of some articles and stor skin, manner of worship, ·or place regardless of your skin, faith, or day is the day of gladness, the day the poor." !es written by adults for children. of birth~ origin. You are judged by the of Purim. This coming Purim we suggest But what is even more important .What does Brotherhood mean work you do, and not by who you Just as Jews observe the feast sending a CARE package to a un- -it will be the VOICE of the Jew to you, children? are. ing and the rejoicing on Purim, so dernourished child in Israel. There ish children of Providence. YOU, Look about you in school. With- So it is, so it ought to be, in the do they also keep the fasting, as are many of them over there, un- yes you, may write stories, poems, in the walls of your own .school world outside the walls of the Esther asked them to do, for It fortunately, who ·seldom eat an jokes, etc. you have the whole country on school. ·There is rointi.. for all is written in the Book of Esther: egg, drink a glass of milk or taste "Each and every one of you has a small scale. Over there are people, of all colors, of all beliefs. "Then-..Esther bade them return an ounce of meat. talent, but you may not be aware children whose skin is white, and The world was not nfade for one' • answer to Mordecai: Go, gather Send a Shalach Monos, a gift of it. Awaken your sleepy imag here are ctiildren whose skin is people only. Those who t e a c h together all the Jews that are pre package, to one of those children ination and put down on paper a colored: On your left sits a child otherwise are the enemies of the sent in Shushan, and fast you for through CARE. A package sent dream, a plan, a brainstorm, or whose parents come from Italy, people. me, and neither eat nor drink now will get to Israel just in time even a simple tale. Send it to the three days, night and day, I also for Pesach. Jewish Herald, 121 Dyer Street. and my maidens will fast in like You will enjoy your holiday Then when you become a regular B. Simon manner." feasts better by sharing your food contributor to the Jewish Herald, There .is another thing about with another child. _ you might start a scrap book into FIGURE PIANO TUNER Purim that J ews observe, and it This really -is the true spirit of I hich all your famous writings Since 1910 is good that you, children, remem- Purim. can be pasted." Pianos and Pli:yer Pianos - OUT _ Tuned, Regulated, Repaired ------Reasonable - Reliable 1aid hold on the gate to the city, D h , d Money Back Guarantee A P~rim ASK ME A RIDDLE and he plucked up the ·posts, the orot Y S an 226 WEBSTER A VENUE bars, and all and carried them · 1. I am always one, indivisible. EL 1-2275 Dictionary off on his shoulders. Marjorie's Project Even if you cut me in half, I am Jerusalem, of course, is the still one. Who am I ? Hamantash-A triangular pas My fri1!nd Dorothy.Glass and I try filled with honey, poppy seeds, capitol city of Israel, and a holy 2. I am nine years old when I city to Christians and Mohamme have been working on a project we and jam. Named after Haman thought you would be interested stand up straight. But I get three of the Purim story. The shape is dans, as well as to Jews. years younger when I stand on my Galil.ee is a district in the in. We have been making things modeled after the headgear of a and selling them in our neighbor head. What kind of a bird am I? high ofllcial. northern part of -Israel. It was 3. We are nothing when we known by that name in the Bib hood. We gave the money we MIRRORS stand in front of you. But we are Grager-Noisemaker, made of lical times, and is still called by made to the March of Dimes (o ne wood or metal. Used by children dollar). worth millions to you when we the same to this day. are · behind you. Wouldn't you to beat Haman. On the n.ight and Now we are working on another R. I. Glass Works in the morning of Purim, during Rehoboth, the town in nearby like to know us? Massachusetts is also a Hebrew project, for the Heart Fund. Here 4'. I always look the same. You ' the reading of the Megillah, the are the things we are making for children let go with their gragers name, and it means wide open can twist me around from right Inc. space, square, road, or ·streets. sale: to left, upside and downside, I at the mention of the name 1, Painted shells for ashtray~; 240 Fountain St. Haman. There is a town in Israel by that will always be the same. Do you name. The president of Israel, 2, Fudge; 3, Christmas cards; 4; GA 1-4131 'Meglllah-The story of Esther know m e? · Hayim Weizmann lives in Reho Jack-in-the-bean-boxes; 5, Pot (Send your answers to the Chil written on parchment, and rolled both, Israel. holdhs, which we are weaving up like the Torah. There are dren's Page. Don't forget to give now. your name and address) . five Megillos in the Bible. They MARJORIE SANIK, Grade 5, are Ruth, Song of Songs, Lamen A Lesson in Nature Henry Barnard School. CHILDREN'S SHOES tations. Ecclesiastes and· Esther. DOROTHY GLASS , Grade 4, Expertly Fitted Only Esther, however, is common- (A true experience by Howard East A venue School. Answers to Riddles IN YOUR HOME ly known aS"a Meg!llah. _Solomon, age 13, 62 Chester Ave.) That is wonderful, Marjorie and of Last Month Better Feet Thru Proper Shalach Monos - Sending of Do you remember the days Dorothy. I wish I lived in your .Shoe Fitting gifts to friends and to the poor. when you played Chestnuts? In neighborhood. I would like to 1. The eyes (They see every This is a very important part of this game one boy holds his chest taste some of your fudge, It body bu~ never see each other). Dr. Treistman's · the celebration of Purim. nut on a string, while the other must have been delicious. Pur-A Persian word meaning boy tries to bust it with his chest 2. Water (It is cold and hard Shoe Service Can we hear from other chil when frozen , soft and hot when lot. Haman picked the day for nut. Each boy has three turns. dren who have been working on 72 Miller Ave. Prov., R. I. his pla n to destroy the J ews of If you break the other boy's chest such a project? boiled, and it is part of every Shushan by casting lots for the nut, you have a Kinger. Now if thing we · eat and drink). ST 1~6052 month of the year and the day you break the chestnut ·of the boy •Pod. Gr. of the month. The day and the who had broken three others. 3. Ca.in (The Bible tells that month that came up in the lots then you ha ve tour Kingers. The Brownies Celebrate Caln killed his brother Hebel. At that time there were only four were the month of Adar and t&e three of the other boy added to The Brownie Troop 150 cele 14th day in that month. This is your one Klnger makes four. people on earth, therefore Cain brated the first anniversary on killed a fourth of all the people) . the date of Purim to this day. Well, my story starts during Wednesday, February 13 , at the Esther-A Persian name. Es- the chestnut season. One day I home of Carol Berren . A puppet 4. The Telephone, or the door ther's Hebrew name was Hadas- noticed that my supply of chest show of Cinderella was shown. bell (They never ask questions, sah. The ladies organization Ha- nuts was getting low , and there The puppets were made by the but you always answer them, . dassah is named after her. This were no chestnuts left- on I.he Brownies under the supervision of Correct answers were sen t in by Whysvffo, organization was founded on trees in my neighborhood. Sud Miss Helen Sternback, their lead Rachelle Miller, 45 Croyland Road tom•thlng wUI help Purim of 1912. denly I remembered a street where er . A talent show was also held. and David Berson, 121 Lancaster youf Aftor yov, I once saw several acorn ' trees. LYNN TANENBAUM, Secretary. Street. •Y"'PkMM ho'V'e b..n dlognoraed So. on my way home from school (Happy anniversary, Brownies David's answer for number 4 I went straight to that street. My was Classified Ads in the new.s Ol AithnlCI ,,_· Did You Know? of Troop 150. Now that you are ow•lttoyouneff idea was to use the acorns in going on two. you will be doing papers, which is very Clever, and to iaVMtigo .... Three villages in Rhode Island stead of chestnuts. While pick we will accept it as correct. bear Hebrew names. They are many things. Let us know about ing the acorns I noticed a blue all your doings, will yo u, Lynn?) mentioned in the Bible. Jay pecking away at the acorns. CANDLES - ~ Galilee and Jerusalem. two I did not think It was important. Little candles burning bright: lfyo,,o,.o-J~ fishermen's villages at Point Ju I guessed the blue Jay Just liked my drawer full of worms. What do we see in yo ur light? pleoM bring ln yow nebuUzer for free dith. and Gazavllle in Cumber acorns., I picked all the acorns I And so I learned a lesson on We see heroes strong and brave, ,loopoc:llon and~ . I land. Gaza is mentioned In the wanted and brought them home, that day. A blue Jay pecks acorns Who gave their lives their faith Book of Judges. This Is the place and I put them in a drawer, and because of the worms In them . to save. Segal's Pharmacy where the Philistines lay In wait I left them there for a week. The moral of the story is-If F'RIMETTE FIELD, 274 WEBSTER AVENUH for Samson. and Samson awoke Then one day I went to get you can't use chestnuts, don't use 10 Pilgrim Circle, EL 1-4099 In the middle of the n.ight, and them and I was horrified to find anything. Use no substitutes. Norwood, R. I. 3 Reg, Pharmacists - • THE PROVIDENCE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, -MARCH 7, 1952 11 Wonderfully new and different! It's a Food Freezer · and Refrigerator combined! New, exclusive CYCLA-MA TIC DEFROSTING - in the refrigerator I Gets rid of frost be fore it even collects I No clocks, timers, coun ters, or heaters! 0 CYCLA-MATIC LEVELCOLD ! Zero-zone Levelcold in the Food Freezer! Super-Safe Levelcold in the Refrigerator and In the Hydralars regardless of outside temperaturesl New and exFlusive ROLL-TO-YOU SHELVES! All shelves roll out full lehgth - put all food right al your finger tipsl And you get all these exclusive Frigidaire features, too I • All-porcelain interior MODEL IR -106 • Famous Meter-Miser mechanism Also see the two other Cycla-matic Frigidaires-and, the new Deluxe, • One-piece Steel Cabinet Master and Standard Models, too. Now on disploy. .• Quickube Ice Trays • Raymond loewy Styling Tremendous Discounts on All 19 51 Frigidaire Refr,igeratots in Stock while they last, OPEN EVERY 1% THE PROVIDENCE .JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, ~CH 7, 195% for Hospital Shower sical, popular-classical and patri otic music in English. The biggest day Benjamin Premack is director of the chorus. Violette B. Marks of t}ie year is accompanist. JWV STATE DEPT. The next meeting of the State Department. Jewish War Vet erans of Rhode Island, will be Monday at 8:30 P. M. at Reback [[@ DAY Winsten Post 406. at Obawe Sholom Synagogue, High and Jackson Streets, Pawtucket. SUNDAY, MARCH 9 Miriam will You nm ~I o Prospedv1. o:nd bvy yow The New Hospital Bond at Amttk:on Finonciol ond have an up-to-date library which Dev•\opmenr ec,.-pora:tion for IRoe:I will circulate to pa tieni.s• bedside 32 Custom House Street to supply reading material. JA 1-8914 Captains and area chairmen of the · Miriam Hospital Women's ------ Association Pediatric Equipment and Linen Shower to be held Tues day, April 1, at the Narragansett Hotel, as they met last week at the Choral Society home of Mrs. ' Raymond T. Lanrans, to farther plans for the event. Seated, left to right, Mesdames Eugene Nelson, Albert Geffner, Sid On WEAN Sunday - ney Rosenbloom, Mitchell Sack and Nathan Cbaset. Second row, M. Fershtman, Harry Goldshine, Albert L . Shore, Jacob Stone, Ellis Flink, The Temple Beth El Choral So David Field and Morton Zietz.. Third row, Cyril Berkelhammer, Eric ciety will present a program of Denhoff, Samuel Brown, A. Louis Rosenstein, Oscar Klemer and Hebrew music over WEAN Sunday Herbert Fanger. Photo by Marcello at 2 :1 5 P . M. in .observance of Jewish Music Month. The Society, consisting of 25 Labor Zionists Snyder and Albert Sokolow, vic.e, women's voices. is the only group presidents; Arthur Korman, trea in the community, with the excep Elect Officers surer and Isadore Wuraftic, sec tion of temple choirs, that sings retary. Hebrew music of all kinds. Its At t.he annual meeting of the Toe new executive committee repertoire includes sacred music, Labor Zionist Council. held last includes Max Berman. Joseph Bil folk and traditional airs, and clas- Sunday .at the Sheraton-Biltmore ler, Samuel P. Black, Mrs. Alter Hotel. the yearly activities report Bayman, Maynard Burt. Harry was given by Alter Bayman and Cbaet. Mrs. Henry Efros, Mrs. Ar plans for the coming Passover thur Einstein, Mr. and Mrs. Harry cuoonou=nnnnncnnmmcrmmmmmnnnconncnrmcrmnnnccccncconn seder were made. ' Finkelstein, Nathan Izeman, David The following officers w e r e J o m t o w Solomon Lightman, elected: Alter Bayman, president; David Miller, Mrs. Ernest Perce Mrs. Louis Blum.enthal, Stanley lay, Mrs. P . 14. Philips, Max Port noy, Kenneth Resnick, Harry On every floor of the New Richman, L A. Segal. Mrs. Stanley Miriam Hospital will be dictating Snyder, Mrs. Samuel Solkoff, Al telephones for the convenience of bert Sokolow, Edward Stern, Jos quick recording on discs located eph Teverow and Eli Wein. on machines in the arlministrative Camp Jori Reunion On March 16 Toe annual Camp Jor.i Reunion will be held Sunday, March 16 at 2:30 P. M. in the Nathan Bishop Junior High School gymnasium. Leo Weiss. camp director, will be master of ceremonies. Plans for the event include counsellor skits satirizing camp life. dramatic skits, and group, folk and square dancing. Refresh ments will be served, and sou venirs. will be distributed to camp Headbaad and Bo we ers. Co a d•ct i oa Devices Available at Moder ate Friends and parents are invited E.rtra Cost. to attend the affair, which is free o( charge. Information regarding the reunion may be obtained by Having Trouble Tilden-Thurber calling the camp office, DE ]-12«. C los.ed Mondays Toe laundry of the New Miriam Hospital will be capable of pro "Juggling" Your Budget? cessing 3,000 ppunds of laundry cluring each work shift. ~~ rt Se#4i&e S~! RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE OF EDUCATION D o today's high prices keep upset With Monthly Savings, for example, ting your budget - and keep you from as little as $5 per month builds up to ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS saving? H ere's a quick, easy answer to S 1000 . .. $10 per month to $2000 ... and March 28 at 9 A. M. your problem: open a Monthly Savings so on. Your savings here earn liberal Wgh School seniors and graduates Interested ln careers as account at one of Old Colony's conven yearly dividends - currently a generous teachers are Invited to take R. L College of EducaUon entrance iently located offices. Then, add to it each 3%, compounded every six months. Let examinations ,in the college auditorium beglnnlng Friday morn ing, March 28. at 9 o'clock. Admission to the coUege Is llmlted month before you spend. In that way, this easy "habit" way help you save for 'to those who are titted by character, ability, and per-sonallty you'll have "Saving" as a fixed budget the "future" in your life-- a new home - to become teachers. item, to pay for the happiness you want college for your children - retirement Every student is prepared for teaching at a single-purpose for your family and yourself in years for yourself. Drop in and get all the accredited Teacher's College. Full opportunity Is provided for observat.lon, pract.lce and ahead. details now. classroom tralnlng under expeni,nced critics. Each graduate has met maximum teacher certltlcatlon requirements. touii Saf.litt9d 'l#4«U4 "fl- to 110,000 Every student becomes part of a select student group, 43 % of present enrollment being of R. I. Honor Society status. All graduates are certain of teaching appointments. Adm.isslon b based on two general con.slderatloru: 1. Standing ln tests of Mental ability, Reading, English. SocW Science, Mathematics. 2. High school standing, phYslcal health, personal quailll ~~~Kosher foods have just arrived In Israel (more ship-_ evening. The J ewish Home for the Aged ments ore on the way) for Immediate distribution In conveniently located will hold its annual Purim party Scrip to Israel Stares In Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Haifa, etc. New distribu Monday _ a t 7 P. M. under the Sigma Delta Tau tion system Insures full shelves alwOys-better, faster, more courteous sponsorship of the La<1ieS' Asso service . • . and be,t of al/ Reduced Prices/ c:lation. according to Mrs. Irving SCIIP AVAILABLE IN UNITS Of $10-$15-$25-$50 ond up. LOOK FOi .L. Solomon. president. Sorority Elects THE SIGNATURE IARTUY C. CIUM, PRESIDENT, ON EVERY CHTIFICATE, Cantor David Einstei'1 will head Sigma Delta Tau Sororit;y at th& program with a reading of the the University of Rhode Island re .Megilla h . Entertainment will be cently elected officers for the com furnished by the Hillel choral and ing year. The slate includes Mari Order Scrip Now Direct From dance gi·oups of Brown University, lyn J . Young, president: Lois An under Rabbi Nathan Rosen. The dleman, first vice-president; Do Our New York Office Rabbi will present several songs, rene Shwartz, second vice-presi and will rela te the significance of dent; Joy E. Blackman, recording Purim. _,, secretary; Barbara Blau, corres.::: Use Mail Order Coupon Below!_ Twenty-two residents who will ·ponding secretary; Gloria Seigal, be honored in a combined birthday treasu~er, !lnd Sandra Schupack, SCRIP------TO ISRAEL, INC., Dept. JH1., 250 West 57ttl Street, New· ------York 19, N. Y. celebration will receive gifts from house manager. the Ladies' Association. The sorority's philanthropic pro SCII~ ;;1w!:~ l~,ff c.rllflcolH, 111 the fol::.1!; ::::m1!a,1:~:~lc JJs ~t"b0tt;• fa '~;f;mstl It 1, .._,.,..,,,ood lhol n,e.. cortUlcolH ore l'ffHmoblo without ration 1pejnt1 for food 01111 .t._.. Mrs. Jennie White 'is chairman ject this year is the Children's •orchondlM d l11rlb11t.d by SCIIP TO ,IS~El lloro,. ' of the entertainment committee, Center of Rhode Island. The girls leclpiut1 "a'"• and oddt1u and Mrs. Philip -Korb is hostess entertained at ., the Home on· Your name and oddrou chairman. Hostesses include Mes Marcil 2. ..,,No•·.~------..._ No.,••------,...... --1 Now in the dames Samuel N. Deutch, Clara ______Add,.,~------~---, Neuberge1·. Ezra Silverman, Belle The office of the New Miriam SHERATON Tic h m a n. Albert Cohen and Hospital will be equipped with ,,.,,______c,.,, ______~,.,. ____ _ Robert Weiss. modern business machine account 0 . Plea .. o lrmoll Sulp b.a,11111 f!IY no•• to O rreo .. olr111cill ScrlP' ,o' ~Y hot110 odd,.si ing · system for financial control. tho ,.,,on In larool Ind icated above. Indicated abovo, , ' ' BILTMORE! statistics and perpetual inventory. Evening Hadassah Group Organized -ROTH Members of Senior Hadassah CROWN met last Thursday at the home TICKET AGEMCY of Mrs. Max Leach to discuss the__ Formerly In the Cro"lJI Hotel formation· of an eveping Hadassah If you ,own an automobile ... Tickets for All Occaelons group. The first meeting of. the new PHONE PL 1-0202 organization will be held on Tues .day at 8:15 P. M. at the Jewish or write Community Center. A member of ·phone the Senior Hadassah afternoon Wedding Stationery group will be present to speak on Hadassah's aims and objectives. Printed • Embossed • Engraved A social hour will follow. 4-Hour Printing Service - Tempora ry o_fficers include Mrs. Choice Selection - Qu•ilty work Max Leach, chairman; Mrs. Se mon Weintraub, recording secre MONOGRAMMING tary; Mrs. Nathaniel Gouse, mail : ~ii!~tgRY : :i~~Wis ing secretary, and Mrs . . Samuel • SPECIALTIES • INFORM A LS Bresnlck, hospitality chairman. PROMPT 12 HOUR SERVICE PIONEER ONEG-SHABBAT TECHNOPRINT An Oneg Shabba t was h eld last I IM,.RR ST., opp. Met. Theatre Saturday -at Temple Emanuel for the Agricultural Training Center committee of Pioneer Women and the Builders-Founders of the Cen For complete details regarding "For QUALITY and ter, which is being built In Gedera, SERVICE" Israel. The committee included this wonderful NElf/ SERVICE Mrs. Abe Grebsteln, chairman; Mrs. Solomon Llghtman, co-chair E. S. CRANDALL ma n, and Mrs. Samuel Goldman, WESTERN UNION DAIRY secretary-t reasurer . Properly Pasteurized Colors used in the New Miriam OPERATOR -25 Hospital have been scientifically Milk and Cream selected. The walls of patients' A Friend to the rooms will be painted for eye-ease You'll be hearing a great deal Jewish People and quiet cheerfulness. There · We're proud to be associated with 12 Lowell Ave, EL 1-0700 wl ll also be ceilings or-sound a b about this little lady in the near American Universal lnsurdnce Com sorbent m a terial. future. It's a most unique service pany and would be pleased to Listen to "THE ETERNAL LIGHT" in the insurance field . . . one that discuss this additional F R E E serv A program series drown from the rich storehouse concerns you and your family. ice with all automobile owners. of Jewish literature, history, and music. EVERY SUNDAY ... 12:30 to 1 p. m .- ~\\-\cA.N ,.. I!,,~1-v~lts "A SONG FOR QUEEN ESTHER" r,,.~ ,~ ':) '1~ Sunday, March 9 INSURANCE \~)' COMPANY )'roHdt' nf(' 6, Uh od t' lslnnd 14 THE PROVIDENCE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1952 lies continued their steady climb another m atch, giving them a High score· was 107 roiled by Arline Abram s 99 , H arriette Zar with 3 points from the Braves. record of 14 wins and only two Hope Mellion , clsoely followed by ch en, Roz Luber a nd Phyllis BOWLING Ed- Berman 319'. led the Phils, losses in the last four weeks. The Charlotte Cotman 106, Isabel Sholowitz 97, Charlotte Miller, CRANSTON ME°N'S while M:ike Miller netted 329 for Indians have a similar record and Da vid and Fra n Rodinsky 105, Irvina Ross · and Eleanor Dittle by Phil Chopak the opposition. h av'e advanced from fifth - to Kay Jagolinzer 103, K athleen Mil- m an 96 , J eanne Alterman 94, Bernie Goodman's· White Sox High sin gle strings were rolled second place, just 3 points be !er and Bev Sugerma n 102, Char- Anita Weitzner 93 and Phyllis came up with the upset of the by Hy Wasserman 123, Bernie hind H arold Golden's first place Iotte White 101, Selma Dubey Bernstein 92. season when they silenced Joe Wexler 120, Max Levy and Jack White Sox. For the Indians it and Sally Levy 100, Jeanette Sil Potemkin's Yanks, 4- 0. Moe Cot Dreyfus 119, Leo Sackin 118, Al was Reeve Zatloff 344, Sam Price verstein 98, Sippy K essler 97. m an demoralized the Yanks with Silverstein and Ed Feinberg 116, 314 and Al Resnick 31 1, with H arriet Gorflne and Evelyn Ler his anchor strings of 134, 124, 122 Milt Lovetl, Al Levy and Ben Izzy H a lperin rolling 125 in· the ner 95, Gladys Filler 94, Sally for 380, best triple of the night. Silver 11 5, Jim Abeshaus a nd I ra third strin g to give them their Potemkin and Lil Silverman 93, H enry Stampe! pitched in 321. Davis 113. Sam -.Jacobs displayed victory over Sam T apper 's Cubs. Doris K irshenbaum a._nd Ela ine Moe Bernstein's Tigers tpok over a double strike and 111 , Hal Aven, Other leaders: Nate Gordon Silk 91 , Gloria Cohen, Dot Book undisputed possession of first Dave Feinberg and Al Sydney 354, Gene Silverm an 337, Harold binder and G ert Smit h 90. place, and their 4-0 victory over each had 109, Len Chernack 108, Golden 329, Sid Brown and Phil the Senators gives them a 4 gam e Sam David, K en Sackett and Sta n Shaulson 325, Don Cohen 320, FINEMAN-TRINKLE AUX: edge, the. largest lead in weeks. Weinm an 107·, Joe Cohen 106, and Morris Factor 318, Mort Klibanoff by Sylvia P t ice Ed Lang was h igh m an in this Aa ron Davis , Jim Goldsmith and 316, .Abe Lobel 312, Normal\ Gor . The Spades a re still leacling the match with 355. ' Moe Filler 104 each . don, Lenny Levin, George F eld league, followed by the Jokers. Bill Deitch and the Cubs out m an, Speed K essler and Ise Tied for third place are No distanced the Athletics and won Friedman 309, Irv K aplan and Trumps and ', H eatts, followed by 4, Bill contributing 331. Al Samd BETH fl BOWLING Lenny Summer 307, Morris Sat Diam onds. ' peril, with 326, was top man for By Joe Gutterball Ioff and Max Cohen 305, Billy the Red Sox as they clipped the A new high team sin gle of 591 Edelma n and Elliot Dittlem an Mimi Lozow a larm ed the league Indians' feathers 3-1. Ben Mel was registered last week by Howie 303, Murray Gordon, Art Pivnick last week wh en she rolled a 125 You can get a Pro1pedu1 and lluy your lion led the losers with 337. The F a in's team . Meantime, the quin-, and Max Runstein 301. strin g, a nd another of 110. Other Bond ot American f inancial and good scores were Millie Pivnick Ca rds ca m e ou t of their recent tets of Lou F eldman and Mal Among the better single strin gs Development Corporotion fof lar.oe:I 111, Adria nne Aronson 106, Sally slump to defeat the Dodgers 3-1. Mickler continue Jo set the pace were Sa m Shaver 118, Mel Was 32 Custom House Street· Summers 108, Arline Slack 99, as Moe Kessler rolled 360 and in the National and America n serma n 113 , Cha rlie .Steingold JA 1-8914 Sa m F ein gold 321, and the Phil- Divisions. The race for individual 111 , W allace Genser a nd H a rold honors h as held the attention of Levin 109, G eorge Luber , G ene A feature of the New Miriam the league for several weeks, with Aronson a nd J en ;y Ruben 107, Hospital will be seven modern Vin DeCesaris improvin g his hold Norm Bernstein, Harvey Stein laboratories with the latest scien on first place with a 374 pinfall and Milt Israeloff 105, and Leo tific equipment. last week. Murray Trinkle and Sch war tz a nd Sam F eldma n 103. Allie Shatki'n, who follow in the ~ . list of averages, turned in 352 and R. I., J. F. A. BOWLING I Shopped Arou~d ... 346 toti ls. Stanley Baker and Trinkle by Louis Sacarovitz shared high sin gle, 142, with Aa ron Siegal was high man ~~ Baker rolling. 363 for three strings. with 110 for the first strin g and Other high scores included- J oe 295 for high three. Other high Alterman a nd George Da nn 349, scores were Joe Solinger with 100 and decided on J ack Applebaum 342, Louis Bloom in his third string, and Louis and H owie F ain 338, ,Phil Sha ul Sacarovitz with 101 in h is third East Side Pharmacy son a nd Ma rtin Silverstein 334, string. K otlen and Siegal are F red DeCesaris 331, Dick Barber tied for second place with a 93 as my 329, P erry Sha tkin 328, Elliot average. Olevs.on 327, Irwin Silverstein T eam 1 won a ll three gam es Shopping Heacfquarters 326, Milt W eism an 324, a nd Doc from Team 4 and T eam 2 lost a ll tor B.ud Lewis 323. th ree gam es, which leaves T eam 1 still in first place a nd T eam 2 FINEMAN -TRINKLE in second pla ce by five gam es. The reason's quite obvious once you compare prices. Team 4 is third~ 8 gam es off the And in these days of inflation, money saved is money. by Jack Jacobson pace. For t he last four weeks H arry in MY pocket-which is a wonderful thing. G oldberg's R eds and Dave Allen's EMANUEL ~BOWLING Phils h ave been in a first place tie EAST SIDE HAS AMPLE STOCKS AND IT IS A in the Na tional division but this by Sid Green issue was finally decided as the After an· absence of three weeks, PLEASURE TO Sl;I_OP THERE Phils m ade a clean sweep of this Sid (Jessie James) Green returned week's m atch between the two and spa rked the Brownies to a and now h ave a commanding lead. clean sweep over the deflated If there's illness in the family and you need a pre The Phils were led by Lou Millen Braves. Howie Cohen's 127, 128 scription filled, do_n't hesitate. Call GA 1-8618 for 328, Dave Allen 311 and H arry agct 102, Dave . Ettine's 120, 127 Shore 309. a nd 104, and Green 's 100, 97 and free deliv¥y and pick-up of prescriptions. In the American division the 114 gave the Browns· an edge of race is tighter than a drum. F or 17&pins for the m a tch. t he third week in a row Morris The Indians kept rolling with Satloff!s Tigers scored a shutout a 3-1 win over the Pirates as the and h ave jumped into fifth place, 1-2 punch of Sherm P rice 346 and just 7 points behind the leaders. Zucker 340 kept hiiting. A I H owever, th e most am azing sh ow, Chase's 132, 139 and 133 were t he Eas·t Side rharmacy Ing to date has been m ade by Sid strings that broke the Dodgers' Brown 's Senators. All season backs, as he also bl'oke the total 756 HOPE STREET GAspee 1-8618 long tliey have been a very poor pinfall record with that torrid reg~!R COVERING last a nd this week t hey won 404 to give fils Yanks four points. I ~r-::1r-::1r:1e-,.r-::1~rt:1t:1t:1e:st:1e:se:st"""(!-1nt:1r-::1nr:1nne:sr Hot H enry Ma rkoff rolled 112, · . tU NORTH MAIN ST,, FALL RIVER wa·rds in the New Mir iam Hos 123 and 113 but could not do it Pl • tc .f! FALL RIVER 9-6401 pital will be small. W ards will a lone, _as h is Ca rds bowed to. the ann,nn O'TIX up contain a m a ximum. of four beds. Athletics 4-0. The White Sox . J and Giants split their match with th C: • h• Soxer Bill Gollis' 346 and Gia nt e rum,s 1ngs ADVENTURES OF POP! Frank Goldstein's 325 keeping them on an even keel. H arry f Yc H ? Chase's 340 paced t h e R eds to a '0 our Olne 3-1 win over the Tigers, as bro- • ther Lou Chase's . 333 gave the losers the!r ohly point. The Red Sox cam e up with a good third string and m anaged to salvage one point against the clim bing Cubs, who were led by LET THE Dick Chasers 347 and J ac k YELLOW Broadma n 's 322, while Izzy Sol m er was best m an for the losers PAGES with 345. Good single strings were rolled HELP YOU ••• by Perlow 128, Milt Price 126, Gerber 122 , B . Chase 121, Lou To find: Chase 127, Ross 118, Geori.e Mil ler 119, Kramer 114, Noah Miller • Interior Decorators • Kitchen Equipment 114, Dwares 112, Hy W einberg 11 2. Paynm· 113. Weiss 11 O and • Upholsterers • Painters T esler 106. • Furniture • Picture Framing CRANSTON PLAIDS • Rug and Carpet Clean ing by Elayne Chopak The Pinks h ave tied the high THE CLASSIFIED team three record of 1308 and now USE place third for high team sin gle with 463 , This was accomplish ed TELEPHONE DIRECTORY by Bertha Davis with 101. Renee Dreyfuss 100, Lil Woolf 98, a nd Pauline Kaufman 95. The Greens are way out in ''WITH A SUN LIFE POLICY, NOBODY WORRIES!" front, again h aving taken th ree YELLOW .es points from t he second place Yel Protect YOUR Family, too, with a SUN LIFE policy! lows. Indigo Is ~till a close third. pAG.._ HAROLD STEIN, Representative The New Miriam Hospital will Sun Life of Canada 1019 Industrial Trust Bldg . have a department of physical DExter 1-2422 medicine to cooperate in communi THE NEW ENO LAND TELEPHONE & T ELEORAPH COMPANY ty rehabilitation programs. .J -=.. ------·------...... r------'""""'.'""----~-·- ~ ------:------ THE PROVIDENCE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1952 16 ------when It comes to promising spirit and hustle. Boudreau is off to a TV-Radio Service ARROW LINES ffying start. - HOME CALLS - PROVIDENCE · HARTFORD Get a load of Phil Cavaretta of EXPERT WORKMANSHIP DAILY SERVICE SYD COHEN: the Cubs: Prices Reasonable AJ110 - CALL - - CHARTER WORK - "Not a man. on the club has a Expert Television Repair FOR ALL OCCASIONS CALL Job cJnchcd. I don't car e if he's DE 1-1649 21 Cliff Street GA 1-0872 Quotes From the Southland been with tbe Cubs for ten years. Furtherlllore, it doesn't make any differen ce to me how long he's You. loo~ at the snow falling been ill the major leagues. I'm go homes where such animals dwell. ing into 1952 with an open mind. outside, and shiver as you think Mothers, for example, groan In Want To Sell Your House? of the icy blasts of wind; you dismay a t the prospect of another Every player has to win his job turn the thermostat up a little out on the field!' Want Immediate Action? season of talk, yelling, ball games Truly a startling pronounce higher, and settle down with the on radio and on TV and on the latest copy of the Sporting News, telephone and at the dinner ta ble. ment. It hasn't been heard since CALL with all the baseball gossip and Wives t'urn pale, hoping that the way back in 1951, when two or big league doings from Florida, hubby's team does better this year three other managers who had to Arizona and California. than last, praying that everyone stand pat with nothing spouted Is it possible, in the midst of on the club hits nothing bu t forth with the same kind of blub MILES SYDNEY all this cold weather, that the homers·, that there is never a de"- ber. Inquire About The New Multiple-Listing Service O! The 1952 · season is with us? The feat. · Chalk up another origi nal for Providence Real Estate Board a nswer, in one sucCi nct word is Girl friends sigh In despair, the Cubs: yup. wondering wistfully where the " Never before in the history of GA 1-3333 PA 5-9823 The groundhog pokes his nose months have gone since the World the Cubs has a team reported in into the world in February, and it Series. · Now the boy friend says such superb condition . . " This is news. It, won't happen really doesn't matter whether he "I love you, honest InJun, but if sees his shadow or not. No one that ball club doesn't finish higher again until every manager gets a decent look at his · boys. No later cares. Not really. this year, that bum of a manager Non-Cancellable must go." than the end of this week, and Another animal rouses from his that will be pretty late. hibernation this first week of And pity the poor non-baseball ACCIDENT and HEAL TH March, and the whole world sits fan, like my fellow columnist INSURANCE Beryl Segal, who faces another Saul Rogovin, earned run king up and takes notice. The baseball of the American League, checked Written By fan is~about to become his roar-' seven months of baseball on the bus, at work, at board meetings In at the White Sox camp with Ing, optimistic, Intensely partisan 225 pounds where only 204 should self again. --<,verywhere; of pretending that he knows, understands and cares appear. Getting right into the FRANK LAZARUS All is not completely Joy in the spirit of things, Rogovln solemnly what Is going on in the baseball Life Insurance-Annuities world. promised to be down 20 pounds All areas of the New Miriam when-get this-he faces the Your Inquiries Solicited Hospital w111 have sound condi Spring training is here, and even the snow seems to melt Cleveland Indians in the opening tfoned ce11ings. game o! the season: FRANK LAZARUS faster, as if to get the ground in INSURANCE ADVISOR shape for the days al}ead. Comment - How many ball . . . players can you remember who 635 Industrial Trust Bid. GAspee 1-3812 Providence, B. I. And In the spring training lost that much in spring training camps, the managers are all mak and remained eff ective? Most o! ing their time-tested comments the time they stay fat. Wanna about their boys. Let's t o u r bet that Sa ul won't make the around the grapefruit circuit and opener? have a listen. And speaking of the Indians, The Man of Hank Greenberg has picked up Extinction So~~ys Lou Boudreau of the Red right where he le!t off last year. I He started predicting a pennant bur success· in the extermination · jjMaybe ~ we won't win, but we of rats and other pests is well are going to-do pretty well. Spirit for his boys in the spring train established. You can judge us by and hustle are tremendous fac- ing camp, proclaimed It loudly Could You Use tbe safe, thorough way we ap- tors, and I feel safe In predicting throughout the season, shouted it ' proach your pest control problem. that we will exhibit these to a very from the housetops while the Also for the efficient, effective favorable extent." Yanks, with their feet on the manner in which our operators Next to politicia ns promising to ground, snuck away with the work, on a contract or per job basis. reduce taxes and have an admin- marbles-and Immediately started 00 forecasting a pennant for Cleve Just osk us for a free survey and we wlll istration worthy of the a ngels, big - land in 1952- while the Yanks were s2 5 0 0 ~ olso explaln how wo eliminate all pesh, league managers take the cake :YH 111:d 10~os~re1!:i•1::d still drinking their victory beer. ( more or less) rfi: '~h:tc~~rJ:: ------Hank said it again this week. complete. There will be instal~ed in ~he New Miriam Hospital thousands Well, at leRst he ·has convinced a NEW ENGLAND PEST CONTROL CO. large grouP, ~! '!rtt~rs. to meet your 447 So. Water St. Providence of feet- of stainless steel counters Gaspu 1-1981 and cabinets in treatment rooms, sur'gical areas, X-ray rooms, and Paul Richards says his White Personal or Business Leonard Y. Goldman, P'res.. laboratories. Sox will win the pennant. Rogers Hornsby says his Browns will fin ish ahead of the Wh~te Sox. The YH.nks claim they can win again. Looks like the American League ·TWO ADJOINING LOTS · Is eliminating the second division. The St. Louis Cards are learn In A Very Exclusive Neighborhood Ing how to bunt. Eddy Stanky, new manager, says games are won Off Centra0I Street and lost by bunting, and he in tends to do the winning because of it. In Narragansett Pier T h i s remarkable statement would go into the Hall of Fame All Level Ground-Short Wolk to the Beach alongside the immortal "You can't tell the players without a pro Call DExter 1-1468 gram," except that at least 42,378,496 ½ managers before him have done 'the same thing. Long Term! Incidentally; during his exten Low Ratel sive bunting session, "the most Impressive old-timers ever had Fast Action LOANS seen or listened to," Stanky patiently and calmly explained to Pitcher Alpha Brazle why the Narragansett Hotel southpaw wr!.s wrong in letting a pitch go by with the squeeze play wishes to announce that on and a runner tearing home f;:om third. • Its Kosher Facilities Funny, I thought ballplayers ...... -... ' . learned things like that before ...... -..... Are Now Available for Parties, at Homes, they stopJ>ed saying "I ain't gonna , ...... _...... say 1dese' ·and 'dose' no more." Temples and Synagogues! I've got Stanky all wrong. I ...... -" ...... - THINK OF IT! The same high quality Kosher Catering would have Imagined that when a - - temperamental guy like th a t ... The same de licious food and appoin'tments ... the heard a 10-year mnn like Brazle some modern facilities and excellent prepdration ... say he took the squeeze pl tch be thot have been exclusive with the Narragansett .. . may cause It Wl\S off the plate, snid now be arranged for your home, templ e or synagogue. 10 -year man would be trampled In the dust, a bsorb an automatic GUARANTEED STRICTLY KOSHER ... $260 fine, nncl tt\kc n terrific All preparations mado under the personal tongue ·1nshlng l\s long ·as Stanky supervision of a qualified Mashgiach, could wield the lash. Nathan Cramer. Ah, but this Is spring training, IL happens every yenr. And If you This new Narragansett Kosher Catering service is think that Is something, wait tilt available for buffets or sit-down dinners. Exce ll ent you hear or all the super rookies cui si ne from our own Hotel se rvice ... Finest facili your favorite club hns coming up ties and expert se rvice. this ycnr. Coming soon - direct from the Soubhlnnd. For Kosher Catering at Its Best In the New Mlrlnm Hospital there will be oxygen outlets in the Call GA 1-6320 wall beside each patient's bed. Oxygen will be supplied centrally !JV1m bnscmcnt storage tanks. -. 16 THE PROVIDENCE JEWISH HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1952 ALL SOCIAL FUNCTIONS Editor's Mailbox SILVER CHURCHILL Defends "Bagels Electric Company HOUSE 155 Angell Street and Yox" Electrical C.antr_actors Dear Editor: Weddings - Dances ·. I just read Mr. Segal's criticism 628 BROAD STREET Bar Mitzvahs - Musicals on "Bagels and Yox" and while I Industrial - Commercilll Meetings have no personal interest in the and Residential Reservations show, nor in any of the actors, I GA 1-6864 MA ·1 -2649 - GA 1-2345 want to state that my husband, my friends and I spent an ex tremely enjoyable eveni~g in New York watching that show. As for "Vulgarity Marches On". r ---- which was the title of his review, if laughing at oneself is being ARE ALL YOUR SAVINGS vulgar , then I would rather be I "Me" than Mr. Segal. My cul tural· standa rds are on just as I AT WORK? high a plane as Mr. Segal's. I read good books, I play the piano better than average, I sketch I AT FIRST ·FEDERAL fairly well and paint in oils. I enjoy a good laugh a nd love to $10 Earns 2½% Per Annum* CHERYL ANN LAZARUS, shown a l the age of one and a half, I h ear other people laugh. Just $10,000**Earns 2½% Per Annum_* what qbjection has Mr. Segal to a nd her brother PHILIP JAMES al three years of age. They are the laughter? I have h eard from children of Mr. and Mrs. Morris H. Lazarus of 73 Sayles Avenue, Pawt. I $100,000**Earns 2½% Per Annum* people who know him persona lly that h e is a scrapper aii'd thinks needed various quotations from this country) and is fully exploited *COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY nothing of "spitting in your eye", different periodicals and papers to by them. I ** CORPORATE FUNDS WELCOMED as they put it: Well- then h e bolster up his own opinions. Mr. Israel has emphasized again and should be prepared to take it as Segal, I strongly recommend that again that negotiating for the I well as dish it out. you do a little thinking on your restitution of looted Jewish prop I consider his review a personal own. . erty can never, by ·any m eans, be affront to my taste, as i recom:: I sincerely hope -that the people considered the equivalent of for I mended the sho,v to many people, of Providence will not take Mr. giving the Germans for the a nd they all enjoyed it as much Segal's criticism too seriously a nd slaughter of six million J ews . as I did. go to see the show. I can promise In the U. N., Israel h as consist Mr. Segal said that the Jewish them an enjoyable even ing. Per ently voted against the integra people laugh at themselves. What haps Mr. Segal should see it again. tion of Germany into the fraterni is wrong about la ughing at our Some of the Jewish witticisms ty of nations until such time as selves? Are we ·so perfect? It might have been too deep for him Germany shall make moral repa has been this ability to laugh at the first time. rations by changing its a ttitude. i our own imperfections that h as INDIGNANT. That Israel must deal directly helped us to survive through the. with. the Bonn government is cer 1· - centuries. Our rabbis know this, Favors Germon tainly an unpleasant prospect for and a ll men who think know this, a ll J ews. Since, however, fio oth and three cheers for everyone who Reparations er nation h as shown a. willingness recommends "Bagels and Yox". Dear Editor: to act as intermediary, no other Everybody knows there is a hu Rabbi Abraha m Chill. h as been course is open. Knesset, the par BIG DAY morous s1de to J ewish life which quoted in the Bulletin as oppos liament of Israel, h as acted wise Mr. Segal seems to h ave overlook ing Israel's claims for repara tions ly in voting 61-50 in favor of con IS COMING ·ed entirely. Do we always h ave to from Gesmany for J ewish proper ducting direct negotia tions. be straightlaced and serious? The ty looted under the Nazi regime. Cer tainly, on moral grounds, trouble with the world today is His attitude is based upon the the property or its equivalent STATE OF ISRAEL BONDS that there a re too ma:ny tears a nd feeling that by so paying, Ger va lue of the Jews who h ave been too little lau·ghs. ma ny will then be a ble to claim exterminated belongs solely to the ~ou c:on get ci Pro1pectvs and buy your land• at And why should Mr. Segal ex that her sins have been expiated. surviving J ews of Europe, not to _Amerlcan flnanctal and Deffk>pment Corporation for Israel Germany. press himself so emphatically? This attitude is also held by ex 32 Custom House Street JA 1-8914 Who 'ever said he is a critic? He tremist factions in both Israel· and JOSEPH TEVEROW. -·-.... f'"' l REI NH ERZ Inc. 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