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Vol. XLVII, No. 46 JANUARY 17, 1964 15¢ PER COPY 12 PAGES Arab Leader,s Determined To Thwart Israeli Diversion Of River Jordan CAIRO - The Arab Technical leaders Jan. 13. ject, which. Is expected to begin Committee for the River Jordan The Arab leaders have de­ this month. opened Its first session In the clared their determination to The Arabs have a choice of Arab League building last week thwart the Israeli diversion pro- mllltary action - a move there with 11 of the 13 member states has been some talk of here - or of the league present. Syria and of carrying out a plan to divert Jordan were absent. No explana­ Jordan River waters at their tion for their absence was Im­ sources, which are In Arab lands. mediately available. Percentages Cited J All sessions were private and Technical calculations have FIRST BABY OF 11iE NEW YEAR - Valeree Rose Bazarsky was without a definite time-table. Indicated that 77 per cent of the getting a little tired of the business of being a celebrity, and Just The committee was formed In sources of the Jordan are In Arab wanted to get back to her bottle and her bed, as can be seen by the big 1954 to draw up a plan to counter lands and 23 per cent In Israel. yawn she had for the photographer. The first child of Mr. and Mrs. an Israeli plan for diversion of Based on these calculations, the Brenton Bazarsky of 226 Thatcher Street, Rumford, Valeree was born Jordan River waters to Irrigate Arab plan proposes a project un­ at 6:20 A,M, on January 2, 1964, and thus became the first Jewish the semi-arid Negev region. The der which Israel would get about baby born In Rhode Island this year. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. committee presented a final tech­ 23 per cent of the annual flow and Morris Bazarslcy of Fourth Street and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Vllker 77 per cent would be allocated to of Pawtucket. nical plan at a meeting ,of Arab Arab lands. The plan In brief Is this: Experts Feel Arabs Construction of two storage darns on the main Jordan River Will Not Cooperate source, the Yarmuk River rising <_, In srrta, this would divert water Into Syria and Jordan. To Stop Israeli Plans Construction of a storage dam TEL AVIV - Israeli experts on the Hasbanl River source In consider It unlikely that the mut­ Lebanon and diversion of waters ually distrusting Arab rulers will through a canal for Irrigation of be able to coordinate any practical TO SPEAK ATCONVOCATION­ Lebanese land, venture to prevent Israel fr om Mllurlce Samuel, scholar, author, Construction of canals east­ using the Jor dan River's water •• translator and lecturer, will speak ward and westward from Banlyas Plnsihlng touches are being at the Convocation to be held as a River sources In Syria to divert applied to a network of. pipes, tribute to the memory of the late Irrigation water Into Syrian areas. tunnels and open canals to tap the President John F. KeMedy. This The Arabs charge that of 1.25 ~ Galilee. The project, due Sea Convocation will be held for the billion cubic meters of annual for completion earlythlsyear,wlll Kennedy Memorial Forest spon­ Jordan River flow avallable for begin without fanfare for security, sored by the Rhode Island Council power and Irrigation, Israel's Proposals to dam rivers ris­ of the Jewish National Fund on plan would give her 700 mllllon ing In Syria and In Lebanon, to Wednesday, Jan. 29 at 8:15 P .M. cubic meters or 56 per cent. the Jordan, )lave also been at the Rhode Island School of The Arab Approach shrugged off here. Design. The Arab project would control and divert Jordan River waters ) rising In Arab lands so that Is­ ARTiiUR KAPLAN, (right) president of Temple Emanu-EI, shown Discovery Reopens Debate rael's share would be no more with Dr. Louis Finkelstein, Chancellor of the Jewish Theological than the percentage equal to the Seminary of America, Is one of 350 presidents of Conservative con­ water rising In Israel. gregations recently honored by the Seminary In New York City. The On Compilers Of Scrolls The Arab plan rejects pro­ occasion was a special convocation at which Dr. Finkelstein conferred posals for storage reservoirs ln upon each president a citation for distinguished service to his syna­ .TEL AVIV - An ' arcbeologlcal But Professor Yadln declined to Israel, or power-generating sta­ gogue and to the Jewish community. More !hill) 1,000 persons attended discovery has reopened the debate concede that his new discovery un­ tions that would benefit both the the academic exercises. about the Identity of the sect that dermined his own theory. Arab countries and Israel. The committee members rep­ compiled the Dead Sea Scrolls. He believes that the Scrolls It associates the sect with the were compiled by Essenes, a resent the United Arab Republic, Jewish zealots who resisted the monk-like Jewish sect that lived Syria, Jordan and Lebanon. United Order, True Sisters Roman conquerors of Palestine near the Dead Sea before and In the first century. during the life of Jesus. The early Israel's Irrigation The new evidence Is a scroll Christians are believed to have Plan 'International Frolics' similar to those found by an Arab been Influenced by members of shepherd In 1947 at Qmnran near the sect. Plans Undisclosed Mrs. Martin Leventhall Is the Dead Sea. It was discovered Professor Yadln, who served UNITED NATIONS, N,Y, chairman of "International at Massada In northeast Israel. as Chief of Staff of the Israeli Israel Is preparing a test run of Frolics," the Annual Luncheon Prof. Ylgael Yadln, a noted Is­ Army from 1949 to 1952, said the first stage of her Jordan Fashion Show of the United Order raeli archeologlst, Is leading an the latest discovery showed that River Irrigation plan, but Is keep­ True Sisters, Inc., Providence expedition there to unearth the fighting groups of Essenes took Ing the date secret because of #48, which will be held on Wed­ fortress that was the last to hold refuge In Massada In 70 A, D,. Arab OPJ;?OSltlon. nesday, Jan, 29, at 12:15 P.M, out against the Romans. It fell The project Involves the with­ In the ballroom of the Sheraton­ after 900 Jews committed mass drawal of water from the north­ Biltmore Hotel. suicide to avoid surrendering to Shriver Delivers west sector of Lake Tiberlas. The Featured will be Leo La­ the enemy. water Is to be carried by pipeline, Porte, Jay Kroll, Bunny North The scroll deals with Jewish M open canal and tunnels about 100 and Ralph Stuart, as well as Mrs. Sabbatical sacrifices and Is based Johnson essa9e miles to the south to Irrigate the Irwin Siegel, a member of the In the 364-day calendar kept by Negev. organization, who will present a. the Qmnran sect. It Is a solar To Levi Eshkol Part of the flow will be used program of songs. An International calendar, based on the earth's TEL AVIV Sargent also to replenish coastal plain display of fashions from France, course In relation to the sun, Shriver, director of the United waters that have been over-used Italy, SWeden, Germany and Scot­ whereas the Orthodox Jewish cal­ States Peace Corps, delivered ttimeet Increasing demand In the land will be presented by local endar Is Lunar, based on a letter from President John­ region around Tel Aviv. specialty shops, revolutions of the moon. son to Premier Levi Asbkol In The main conduit from Lake Assisting Mrs. Leventhal! arE. Briton Halls Confirmation Jerusalem this week. Secrecy Tlberlas will link up with the Mesdames Alfred Sllverstelb, co-­ Prof. Cecil Roth, a Briton who was maintained .by both sides headworks of the Yarkon-Negev chairman; Henry Oken, publicity; Is an authority on Jewish his­ on Its content. project at Rosh Ha'ayln, east of Ben Poulten, reservations: tory, hailed the discovery today as Mr. Shriver, who conferred Tel Aviv, and from there the Michael Marks, fashion coor- a confirmation of his view that , for more than an hour with the water will be carried farther , the Dead Sea Scrolls represent Premier, said later that his south by the two Yarkon-Negev . dlnator; Richard Oresman, mall­ MRS, MARTIN LEVEN11fAlL ing; Louts Brown, decorations: the literature of the zealots. meetings with Pope Paul VI, pipelines. In a !etter to the Jerusalem King Hussein ~ Jordan and Israeli officials Insist that the Herbert Stolzberg, hostesses and presented to the directors ~ the menu: Paul Young, door prizes; Post ·senf from O- For contributions to be picked Jewish Community Center will ------stylists, will present a program ZIONIST HOUSE HEAD ~ up, Mrs. Norman Orodenker, sale hold their January Early-Evening of hair fashions at the meeting of BOSTON - Fred Monosson, ~ chairm8J!, may be called at Dance Social on Sunday, Jan. 26, Sisterhood P .M, which wlll be Boston Jewish communal leader < HO 7-9802. from 6 to 10 P .M, at the Crown held on Tuesday at Temple Beth and active Zionist, has been ...., Proceeds from the Rummage Hotel. ;,: Sale will be used for nursery El. The program wlll follow a elected president of Zionist House • business meeting at 8:30 )-4 A Latin Dance Social will fol­ < school scholarships and equlP- V here for his 17th consecutive Refreshments wlll be served. low from 10 to 11 P.M, with term. 9 ment. music by the Merritone's and Mae !::i======;;:; URBAN LEAGUE DINNER Sliver as vocalist. Refreshments Stanley Grossman, chairman of will be served. the nominating comm! nee of the Urban League of Rhode Island TEEN SKI TRIP will present a slate of officer; The Center's Summer Canteen Committee, for the first time, Is for election In that organization BARNEY BO1VIN planning a Winter Vacation Pro­ at Its 25th Annual Dinner to be Funeral services for Barney held on Sunday, Feb, 9, at John­ gram, This will be a three-day Botvin, 75, of 270 Bayview Ave., sons' Hwnmocks Restaurant at Teen Co-Ed Ski Trip to Mount Cranston, who died Monday after 3 P.M. Snow, Vt,, from Feb. 17 through he had been exposed to the cold Feb. 19. MEMBERSHIP AFFAIR - Mrs. Presentation will be made of Leo L Jacques, membership for several hours on Sunday night, Urban League Service Awards, Open to members of grades 10, were held Tuesday at the Max 11 and 12, there will be skiing, chairman of Roger Williams Chap­ Including some for a 25-year ter, B'nai B'rlth, has announced Sugarman Memorial Chapel. period, Recognition wlll also be tobogganing, Indoor skating and Burial was In Lincoln Park outdoor swimming, dog sledding, that the Annual Paid-Up Member­ given to the recipient of the ship Supper Party of the group tery, Margery Bland Award. etc. .,, Mr. Botvin, the husband of The rrip will be limited to 30 will be held on Monday at Hillel House at 7 P .M. Mrs. Goldie (Brown) Botvin, was boys and girls and the registra­ born In Russia on April 15, 1888, tion deadline Is Jan. 20. Mrs. Abraham Israel Is pro­ Dine where gram chairman. New members the son of Morris and Freda Bot­ The Summer Canteen Commit­ will be Initiated In a candlelight vln, and had lived In Providence tee. will sponsor a Gala Ski Dance ceremony, and Miss Paula Shore for more than 50 years. He moved on the Saturday night preceding everything 1s will offer a selection of songs to Cranston 13 years ago. He was the Sic! Trip. Proceeds will be from Broadway musicals. ~e retired operator of a box and applied to trip transportation. right to Mrs. Joseph Belinsky, chair­ barrel-making firm at 116 Robin­ MID-WINTER CONFERENCE man of hospitality, will be assist­ son Street In Providence. The Ladles' Auxlllary to the ed by Mrs. Emanuel Forman, co­ Mr. Botv!n was found lying on your taste Veterans of Foreign Wars will chairman. his porch at 9 A.M, Monday. Dr. conduct an annual Mid-Winter Joseph A. Palumbo, state medical Conference Sund«"y, Jan. 26, at examiner, said the man died of exposure. Enjoy delicious ocean fresh 10 A.M. at the Colony Motor Inn. World Maccabiah Games sea foods, thick Juicy prime Capt. George J. Coffey, head Individual - Fleet Mrs. Gladys Cahoone Is de­ steaks, tempting Italian dish­ partment president, Mrs. Bertha To Be Staged In 1965 of Cranston detectives, said the elderly man apparer.tly went to es ... finest liquid refresh­ CtiOICE OF COLOR Jalbert, conference chairman; The World Maccablah Games Mrs. Anne Garvey, conference In Tel Aviv, Israel wlll be staged the porch by mistake during the ments, pleasant relaxing at­ AND EQUIPMENT night and was unable to get back mosphere, wonderful service secretary and Mrs. Mabel Mc­ from August 23 to 31, 1965, accord­ Codilloc Che-r Gowan conference luncheon chair­ Ing to Haskell Cohen of New York Into the house when the door lock­ and it's a ll moderately priced . man. president of the United States Com~ ed shut behind him. Olds Lincoln Mr. Botvln was a member of Pontiac T-Bird Guest speaker will be Mr. mittee sports for Israel. Crouter of the R .I. School for the the Rhode Island Jewish Fraternal Milton Rigelhaupt Others Cohen, recently returned from Association and the Congregation Deaf. a London meeting of the Inter­ Managing Director The conference Is open to Sons of Abraham. l Specializing In national Maccablah Games Com­ He leaves his wife and two Personaliztd Serw-ice every member of each auxiliary. mittee, said that 32 nations are OPEN MONDAYS Department chairman will be on sons, lrvlng and Marshall Botvln, expected to be represented, six both of Warwlck; two daughters, Rotes Include hand to make . progress reports more than In 1961. He also said as well as to help any auxiliary Mrs. Samuel Berman of Cranston 1 that the program of the Games No Capitol Investment with Its programs. and Mrs. Joseph Hellcher of New No Insurance hpense will be expanded to 20 sports. New York; four sisters, Miss Rose DINE AT THE An auxiliary with the highest additions are goU and Judo. No Repair or Tire Exp . membership percentage register­ Botvln of Jacksonville, Fla., Miss .. Cohen was accompanied to Lon­ Esther Botvln, Mrs. Jack Pearson Your Special Plates May Be Used ed for the conference will win an award. don by Max J, Lovell and Robert and Mrs. Samuel Gravell, all of Emergency Car Available Luncheon reservations must E, Rosenberg, both of New York. Providence; two brothers, Jack WINDSOR i We Buy Your Present Ca ~s be made by Wednesday, Jan. 22, They are a vice-president and and Abraham, both of Providence, through Mrs. McGowan. treasurer, respectively, of the U.S. and 11 grandchildren. 377 MAIN STREET Committee Sports for Israel, which • • NEW CLASSES Is the traditional sponsor of United MRS, SIDNEY RABINOWITZ DOWNTOWN Three new classes for children States teams In the Maccablah Funeral services for Mrs. Games. PAWTUCKET BROADWAY will be opened for registration Minna (Black) Rabinowitz, 52, of , this week at the Jewish Commu­ "Five continents sent repre­ 66 Alton Road, who dled unexpect­ FREE PARKING nity Center. sentatives to the International edly on Jan. 9, were held Sunday· AUTO LEASE CO. Modern Dance for girls, 7 to meeting," said Cohen. "It was a at Temple Beth El. Burial was In PA 6-9761 10 years of age, will be directed wonderful meeting with many prob­ Lincoln Park Cemetery. 766 Broadway by Grlzelda White, and will start Born In Boston, Sept. 10, 1911, OPEN DAILY 11 A .M . to 1 A.M lems settled. For example, we Pawt. R. I. Thursday, Feb. 6, from 4 to 5 arranged for venues for com­ daughter of Mrs. Annie (Gold­ P.M. petition. Beginning In 1965, all smith) Black and the late Samuel Richard Keleher will teach competition will be located In and Black, she had been a city resi­ Woodworking for boys In grades around Tel Aviv, Instead of dent for more than 30 years. She 4, 5 and 6 on Wednesday, starting throughout Israel." was a graduate of Technical High START MONTHLY Feb. 5, from 5 to 6 P .M. School, Providence, In 1928 and A new Hobby Survey Club for Cohen said that Russia will be attended Emerson College I n boys In grades 5 and 6 will start approached to permit a squad of Boston, SAVINGS on Thursday, Feb. 6, from 4 to Soviet Jewish athletes to compete Mrs. Rabinowitz was a mem­ 5 P .M, under the direction of In the Games. He also noted that ber of Temple Beth El, Hadassah, Dick Berman, the mammoth Ramat Gan Stadium R~er Williams Chapter, B'nal NOW! Classes which will continue on Just outside Tel Aviv, site of the B rith, Brandeis University Wo­ tbe same schedule as before the opening and closing ceremonies, men's Organization, Jewish Home holidays are ballet, dramatics, will be furnished with a nmnlng for the Aged and Council of A new series of Monthly Sav- sewing, arts and crafts, cooking, track. The stadium holds 60 000 Jewish Women. gameroom, Explorers and Sunday and henceforth wlll be the slie ot Survivors besides her mother , ings starts this month . .. new Clubs. the traclcandfleldcompetltlon. The of Los Angeles, Include her hus­ old Maccabl Stadium, built In '35, band, Sidney Rabinowitz; a son, ------OPEN MEETING accounts opened by the 31st accommodated 6,000 for track. Howard J. Rabinowitz of Provi­ A panel discussion on "Meno­ dence; a daughter, Mrs. William pause - The Modern APProach," "The United States probably will earn dividends from the Miller of Barrington; a sister, ~II be held at the open meeting will field a team of between 175 Mrs. Edward Appell of Los 1st. Open your , account for of the Miriam Hospital Women's and 200 athletes," Cohen said "In 1961, we took 135 athl~tes t~ Angeles and three grandchildren, Association on Monday at 1:30 Israel." any amount from $1 to $50 P .M, In the hospital auditorium. One of the reasons for the In­ Card of Thanks per month. Members of the panel will be three chiefs of departments of creased size of the United States The fo"?ilY of the late MRS. HARRY team In 1965 wlll be the planned HAZ~N w11hes to thank ih friends and the Miriam Hospital. Dr. Charles relat1ve1 for their kind expression, of Inclusion of a soccer squad. Potter, Chief of the Department sympathy during its recent ber~avement. of Gynecology, will serve as mod­ Cohen also noted that the U.S. erator, with Dr. Irving A. Beck, Committee Sports for Israel Is now _The family of the late DORA ROIERTS w11hH to thank their friends and ,.lotivH Chief of the Department of Medi­ considering the possibility of send­ for the many exprH1ion1 of sympathy of. cine, and Dr. Caroll M. Stiver, Ing a representative team to the :;:'. them during their recent b•reave- first Pan-American Maccablah Chief of the Department of Orth­ MRS. IRVING H. LEVINE ROGER opedics, as participants. A ques­ Games In Buenos Aires this JOSEPH J. ROIERTS tion period wlll follow. August. "There are many prob­ HAROLD S. ROIHTS lems ,l,nvolved In this project," he 'S. DAVID ROBERTS TIXV AH CHAPTER TO MEET said, but we're working on them." Rabbi Joseph Rothberger of In Memoriam WILLIAMS Congregation Ohawe Sholom, Paw­ The next meeting of the Inter­ 1946 - EDWARD kEMICK - 1964 tucket, will be guest speaker at national Maccablah Games Com­ mittee Is scheduled for this July In loving memory the meeting of the Tikvah Chapter, In Tel Aviv. WIFE, DA~~~-::~TE=~::1:~AW, SON, Zionist ()rganlzatlon of America, SAVINGS which will be held on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Ziegler al S8 Wilcox Street, Paw­ Max Sugarman Funeral Home tucket, at 8:1S P .M. "THE JEWISH FUHERAI. 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He 117 Warwick Ave., Wo rwic nt ry, roof~ and ):Ullt'rs repair Typing 1•d . Heasonablc p rices. Free estlmatf'S. 128 BROADWAY, PROVIDENCE 331 -3233 • Billing e Cu;ir;mtecd. PAwtucket 4-4080 F. Notariannl HO 1-4397 ST 1"'4690 ufn :Jhe PLAYHOUSE: r------,- SUGARMAN'S 1003 MAIN STREET WEST WARWIC K 1 (JJ,.ilualtiJM I GORDON ARGO MARKET ~------·(Conlinu ed from Page 2 ) in. MORTON W. DWAR ES 727 HOPE STREET "Under the Funeral Services for Morton W. Dwares, 32, of 24 Laurelhurst Road, Cranston, burned In a Thank You for The Response On Yum -Yum Tree" Smithfield plant explosion Sunday • GOOD, CLEAN , NAUGHTY FUN ! " Our Opening Specials Adm. $3.40, 2.90, 2.40, 1.75 • Curtain 8:30 p.m. morning, who died Wednesday, wer e held the following day at the Max Sugarman Memorial Chapel. CHECK OUR WINDOW At-;D DISPLAY BOARD FOR SPECIAL BUS SERVICE! • 6 :45 Ea1t Side (Thayer) Burial was In Lincoln Par k Direct To PLAYHOUSE • 7 :00 Sheraton • Biltmore FUTURE SPECIALS Round ,Trip Fare 50c • 7:20 Gorden City Cemetery. For Reservation• And Information • 8:00 THE PLAYHOUSE Still on the danger list at Our ON THE PLAYWARD BUS CALL 828-2443 • 8:30 Curtain Lady of Fatima Hospital Is his father, Louis J. Dwares, 60, of 276 Camp Street. MEAT AND POULTRY They were cutting apart a two­ HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW ZENITH story steel vat tn the former COLOR TV AT KAPLAN'S? Smithfield Chemical Company building off Pleasant View Avenue, KAPLAN now has the 1964 special when sparks apparently Ignited a WALKER'S handcrafted, handwh·ed world famous vapor residue. ZENITH Color TV - and at -KAPLAN'S us ual low, low price. I'm going tO The Dwares had bought som< spend m y time watching the new of the plant equipment as scrap Color TV we bought ..,at KAPLAN'S wlth all the Zenith full performance metal at an auction last October. f eatures. The Savoy Corporation, present owner of the plant, Is in the pr ocess of selling It to the Smith­ Our Enfire Sfock of the Finesf James Kaplan, Inc. fi eld School Building Committee - JEWELERS for part of a hlghlschool site. 74 Rolfe St., Cranston Morton [)wares, the husband of • LIGHTING FIXTURES HO 7-6660 HO 7-6661 Serna (Broomfield) Dwares , was • JEWELRY • CHINA • LUGGAGE born In Providence, June 17,1931, • APPLIANCES • WATCH REPAIR • LAMPS and SHADES • DIAMONDS Open Thurs. and Fri. a son of Louis and Ro se (J(anopky) Industrial Discounts Until 9 Dwares. He had been a lifelong resident.of this city. • GIFT ITEMS Mr. Dwares was an Army vet­ eran of the Korean campaign and REDUCED 0 had served In Japan. He was FR.OM 20% ♦ 50% graduated from Hope High School In 1949. He was a member of Temple Beth Sholom and Congre­ R. l.'s _!viost CQmplete Display of 97 New London Ave. Cranston, R. I. gation Shaare Zedek. Mr. Dwares was associated FIREPLACE with his father In the S. Dwares & 100/o to 942-2660 Son Company, dealers In textile FURNISHINGS machinery. REDUCED FROM Besides his wife and parents, 30% "Problem Heads Our Specialty" he leaves a daughter, Bonnie All reduction, lrom r•Rular price Dwares; a son, David DNares, and Be Sure To Make An Appointment For Free a sister, Mrs. Robert Goldenberg We 1peci1\i u in lighting !or the l,o,..,, and oHi c.e Consultation With Miss Ann On Any Color Problem of Providence. •s well H eled ric.a l !'eD&irs of e ll i)• 0u You Might Have. Remodeling and Con vert ~on ol SISTERHOOD SABBATH Old Lamp,, Va.H'.! and AMf1quea I Late services thonlght at Tem­ Refi.ni,ltinr ol All Kind, of Mdal G·ood~. "Make Your Hair Problem Ours" ple Beth Sholom will honor the Sisterhood of the temple. Mem­ Member Downtown Parkins Plan Start With The Finishing Touch, Which Is The bers will participate in the service Op.,,, M('l n. Thru Sat. Beginning Touch ... Realistic, Or Milk Bath... . with Hebrew and English readings. 9 to UO P.M. Mrs. Bernard Gladstone, Sister­ The Permanents That Give The Gentle Body hood .president, wlll ~live!' a Th ur~dav 'til 9 ~-""· To The Style You Desire. short talk on the Sisterhood. Rabbi Charles Rubel wlll conduct the services and Cantor Karl Kritz ELECTRIC CO. CALL 942-2660 FOR AN APPOINTMENT will chant the liturgy. The Sisterhood Is an affiliate Stylist Permanents Start at $12.50 Plus Cut. ·or the Women's League of the : "W AL KE RLITE S THE HOME Un It e d Synagogue of America. ...

00 LEADS ASSOCIATION Greater New York's Jewish chil­ . MEDICAL PRESIDENT NEW YORK - John L. Free­ dren from broken homes, serves SAN ANTONIO, Tex. - Dr. ..,. man has been named to a third sm;ne 1,300 children each year I Bernice C. Sachs of Seattle, ~ term as president of the Jewish through placement In Its four Your Money's Worth . Wash., was elected president of -_ Child Care Association here. The residential treatment centers, 12 (Continued from Page 4) the American Medical Women's !::; JCCA, which carries major re­ group residencies and 500 foster your I 963 return as you do with . To give you a key tax guide at Association. ;,- sponslbillty for foster care of homes. one copy of the W -2 wage state­ the start, here Is a list of the Golden Brown Cr isp ment from your employer. The average deductions taken by per­ ~ dividend and Interest statements sons In different tax brackets for PINEAPPLE PANCAKES ~ are strictly for your Information contributions. interest, taxes and Hot Syrup & Butter <.... - to tell you the specific amounts medical expenses • the banks, corporations, broker­ If you are clalm·lng deductions EAST SIDE DINER age houses, etc., reported to the well above the averages, the 360 Wote rmon SI. Red Br idge Treasury that they paid you. chances that your return wlll be rm positive there will be many examined and questioned will be discrepancies between t h e s e Increased simply by the fact that c:i sta tern en ts and the amount your you stand out • COLE AVENUE ..J < records Show you rec el ved. If If you are claiming deductions a: you find a discrepancy, be ready well below the averages, presum­ w to prove, if necessary, with your TAILORS J: 0 ably you are spending less than 0 own deposit slips and other other taxpayers In your bracket. Under New Management ~ records what you claim to be the Or perhaps you are overlooking < correct amounts of your dividends ..J some deductions which this series Ow ner - S. PARI !!l and Interest. will help you remember. w Your adjusted All Kinds of Alterations Cl gross Income.. Contrlb. Interest 0 Taxes Medical J: $5,000-$6,000 $202 $338 $321 $302 On Men's and Women's a: $6 ,000-$7 ,000 $224 $407 $376 $311 w $7 ,000-$8 ,000 $246 $462 $433 $323 Apparel i: $8,000-$9,000 $278 $512 $486 $331 $9,000-$10.000 $311 $554 $544 $369 $10,000-$15,000 $385 $630 $670 $453 193 Cole Avenue $15.000-$20.000 $562 $785 $965 $687 $20,000-$25,000 $733 $930 $1,244 $939 Providence, R. I. $25,000-$50,000 $1.182 $1,295 $1,855 $1,273 $50,000-$100,000 $2.822 $2,513 S3.599 $1,942 .. Line 9, page I. Form 1040 DE 1-5775 RIB ROAST/ You are, however, not enti tied to deduct the average figures Just KING OF OVEN ROASTS because they are averages. You can deduct only what you acrually BROWN UNIVERSITY 3RD THRU 7TH RIB lb. 57C spent for these expenses. Evening Extension Division Courses The Treasury generally Is Choice Grade - Boiled Dinner Favorite willing to accept your state sales Starting the week of February 3, 1964 tax deduction without further proof if your deduction ls no Applications being received for Extension courses in AN­ Thin Cut lb. 67c larger than the estimate on Its THROPOLOGY !Cultural An thropology). ART (Pa inting and own official list of estimated American Painting-history), BOOKBINDING, ENGLISH AND THICK CUT sales tax deductions (this list will LITERATURE !Effective English : Accent on Vocabulary, be In a later column). It views Improve ment or Reading. Major American Fiction, English the above averages differently - for Foreigners - Intermediate and Ad vanced, Public Speak-• lb.47c but they obviously are lmportant ing. Voice and Diction >. GOVERNMENT , INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS !The · guides for you. FINAST - Skinless Mean ing of World News> , MODERN LANGUAGES !French, TAX BREAKS FOR EMPLOYES Germa n , Italian, Polish , Portuguese. Russian, and Spanish), LB 59c Employes received Important MUSIC !Singing and Voice Building), PSYCHOLOGY . and MODERN DANCE c for women ) . Treasury rulings and court de­ Business courses are offered in DATA PROCESSING (Basic cisions last year. Be sure you Da ta Processing Principles and Applications> . ENGINEERING don't overlook any of these more ' Funda mentals or Machine Design. Part II: Product Develop­ liberal deductions on your 1963 men t - Principle a nd Practice) INVESTMENTS

, JEWISH HOME FOR AGED The Annual Donor Event of the Ladles' Association of the Jewish Home for the Aged will take place Wednesday, March 4, at the Tem­ ple Emanu-El meeting house at 12:30 P.M. A kosher chicken luncheon wlll be served and a program entitled, "Thirty Years of Living Ameri­ can Theater," wlll be presented by Mrs, Barbara Orson and Mrs, Betsy Argo. Mrs, Jacob Katz Is chairman, assisted by Mesdames Samuel J. Kolodney, reservations; Leslie August, treasurer: Pearl Smith, contributions; Joseph Belinsky, decorations: Leo Goldberg, host­ esses: Samuel D. Goldstein, pub­ llclty; Barney Goldberg, pro­ grams: Benjamin Poulten, editor and Max Leach, ex-officio. Associate chairmen are Mes­ Fresher because it's dames Louis Blattle, Robert Block, Ell Feingold, Leo Gold­ berg, Oscar Klemer, Edward M. WHIPPED IN NEW ENGLAND Leif, Samuel Premack, Elliot Revkln, Jacob Saxe, Elisha Sco­ llard, Albert Schuster, Harry ... NOT SHIPPED IN Shatkln, Morris Waldman, Herman Wasserman and Samuel Volin. Spread it. Spoon it. Either way you'll enjoy it. Hood Whipped Cream Cheese Outlying district chairmen are Mrs. Julius Schaffer of Newport is brand new ... fresher and tastier because it's whipped in New England - and Mrs. Meyer Bedrlck of not shipped in. [!oes it make a difference? Try it today. Let fresher flavor be Woonsocket. your answer! (And let the coupon below save you money.) Secretaries are Mesdames Walter Axelrod, George Ludman, Arthur Rosen and Louis Temkin. TEMPLE BETH DAVID The United Synagogue Youth of Temple Beth David will be WORTH 10/ OFF • . honored at services tonight at Enjoy it WHIPPED CREAM CHEESE 8:lS o'clock. A report on their This coupon worth JOc off new Hood Whippl'd recent conference at the national today Cream C heesf' when present('d t.o dealN wlu.•rf'Vl'r with our convention will foll ow. Hood Whipped Cream C ht>ese is sold . MR. DEALER: H. P. Hood & ~ons will rc>d f:>E>m compliments Cantor Charles Ross, with the this coupon for 10<' plu~ 2r hanrlling, provided you I- temple choir, wlll conduct the and customer meet with :tll lPrms of this offer. services. NET VALUE: 1 20th of onf' C<' nt. VOid after 6/ ~W / ti -l . Honored at last week's ser­ JH vices on their 40th wedding an­ niversary were Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Kaplan, ruffs and the spade tricks at the right time. So long as I found ..... Bridge West with two top hearts, my .., contract was safe. The best de· ~ by Revoke tense would have been to start ~ To me rubber bridge Is a kind clubs, and a small spade ruff In with two rotmds of trumps. j, al release. I feel free and enjoy dummy, West had made the ace In spite of the happy ending, I >- the fact that It ls only money I am of spades and two trump tricks am not proud of my bid and could ~ Attention: Nurses, playing for. When you play In an and was on lead facing this hardly recommend such danger­ Beaut ici.1 ns, Wai tresses, Important competition, you an, position: ous tactics. 2S cannot be made, ~ Interns, Etc. ..,< responsible to your partner or but East-West might easily make team mates and you are botmd to No rth eight tricks In no-trumps. ~ feel hemmed In. I often have to •~None < •-None restrain an urge to make a wild a ♦ - 1 (. 10. 7. • 0:: bid. But when I am playing, I can ,l,-1 0.. take liberties; that Is part of the Wes1 t:as1 FOR SALE ._None .-J a" pleasure, I can disregard all the •-None ,.J W"ighs restrictions Imposed by team dis­ •-K < 1:j• 8, l . I ♦ -J , 6 0:: Only cipline, Very few partners object & -Q Conlemporar'I t,J Suulll :x: 8l/4 and many of them do not notice •-

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She stands In the spotlight. though we are a small State we are "When I came In, I saw my boys' At Lowett Prices $2 99 :,:, Hollywood the masters of our own fate and no Playroom, from • :r names," she says in a firm voice. longer dependent on foreign 0 Then she sobs, "My poor boys." BOUCHARD & CO. IC powers, their caprices or their tT! Handkerchiefs suddenly appear all political designs." ST 1-35_52 ly Barney Glazer over the Grove. J rvl Harris continues, "Seeing > Like soldiers standing stiffly walk out on that stage." Harris: Sinatra, Jr .. up here reminds me r-sALE a at attention, a pair of Jack Dan­ "What rd give to see both Tommy of the day I first met his dad In :r tT! iels fifths silently wait on the and Jimmy." Hoboken, N. J. He was standing on :,:, Cocoanut Grove reserved table, The show ends. Harris climbs the corner eating pizza made out lnilii•lrofta:s of mahtzoh. Even then he was play­ ~ Overtime shooting at Warner onstage for an epilogue, southern 111.98 C Bros. for "Robin and the 7 Hoods" fry style. He relates how he used Ing both ends. I think he was a Valan JI.ta to 2S.91 . lookout for . a floating crap game. ..., has delayed and to be a compulsive candy eater :,:, . The group arrives until he first tasted bourbon, "My " I know how to raise kid 6 Just as Sam Donahue's down beat friends," he says with convention, singers!' Harris boasts . .. Put me for the new "Tommy Dorsey Or­ " whisky saved my life." In a room with young Sinatra. a a . I .' ■ Oldeat Cantellatlo• Sloe- StoN" .~ chestra" opens the show. Theyflle Sinatra roars and beats the case of Jack Daniels and three '- In: Frank, Dean, May Britt (Mrs. empty seat alongside with the flat ELKIN SHOES broads, and If he comes out utter­ 1111 Wu•1-all. Sammy Davis , Jr.) and Dean's of his hand. When he laughs, he Ing a sound, he's a singer. Even .... Ope ■ T ■e1. A: Tllan. Eveal••• ~ wife. Phil Harris Joins them. he augments. His buddy Sammy If he yells 'Tax11• · he has It made. ~ Two tables separated, Nancy -< Sinatra sits with the Prince Ro­ manoffs. Friendly, but apart .... Nancy and Frank are here to :.; celebrate the local singing debut Your Money's Worth JuAa Stac'J {Jou/J "'... of their 19-year-old, Frank (Continued from Page 8) the employe, deduct the unrelm­ Sinatra, Jr. day, the Treasury would bar you bursed part of your moving ex­ Teacher of Singing Martin and Sinatra soon wlll from deducting any meal costs on penses. The Treasury, though, a FELLOW of the be seen in Warner's "4 for your trip because you weren't hasn't yet agreed that the Tax Na 1011a l Associ a ti on of Tea chers o+ S111 g;w3- lnr. Texas." It's their first film to­ away from home overnight. Court Is correct; so If you de­ gether since _.Ocean's 11." Cur­ Studios If you're an employe whose em­ duct the unrelmbursed moving ex­ PROVIDENCE EAST GREENWICH W EST ERLY rently, they're winding up "Robin ployer requires you to change job pense on your 1963 tax return, ? I Church Strut, E.,t Greenwich, It I. ad the 7 Hoods." Someone with locations, you got a valuable help the Treasury may dis allow It. Tel ephone Tu rner 4 -253? a penchant for numbered titles from the Tax Court last year. The Not all the court news was good "SINGING AND VOICE BUILDING " finds them more fun than alphabet Treasury's view Is that anemploye for employes on the move. A soup. Brown Univenity E-ten,ion Oivi,ion who lays out his own money for common problem faced by many Jl: .. q;,t,r for th ;, Coune . , th. e.+.Mion O ffic e Audience members strain their the moving expenses because his employes who are shifted 10 new necks to catch a glimpse of Sinatra. employer requires the move and job locations Is that they are Many fall to recognize him. He's then Is reimbursed by his employer forced to sell their old homes at wearing horn-rimmed glasses. need not pay any tax on the re­ a loss. Employers often wlll re­ Junior starts to sing. Dear old payment. imburse a transferred employe dad beams like any proud parent But what if you're not reim­ for loss on sale of his home as In Slippery Rock or Broken Bow. bursed at all, or only partly, by well as for moving expenses. Two tables away. Nancy smiles. your employer? Can you deduct While the employe need not pay Parenthood In separate goldfish your out-of-pocket expenses? The tax on the r eimbursement he re­ bowls. Treasury says no, but the Tax ceives for hi s moving expenses, the A white-haired, bespectaled, Court held that the Treasury Is courts In 1963 agreed with the bent little lady hobbles past on a wrong because Its rule discrim­ Treasury that he owes a tax on cane. Sinatra grabs Phil Harris' inates between the employe who the reimbursement he gets from arm. "That's Tommy Dorsey's Is repaid and the one who Is not his employer to make up the loss mother. She's 89. "Harris: "Ain't reimbursed and they both should on sale of hi s house. that somethln'?" Sinatra: rd give be treated equally for tax purposes. eight mllllon dollars to see Tommy Equal tax treatment would let you, .J (Distributed 1963, by The Hall I Syndicate, Inc. ) (All Rights Re­ served) WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE ------ACROSS 49 Ancient Ariswer To Puzzle No. 791 CHRISTIANS IN ISRAEL invader of S P R A T s • A P S OAT JERUSALEM - Of the esti­ 1 Man's name ..,. Great A R 0 M A C A R E T 'ojJ'E mated 2,400,000 people living In 5 Logical Br)tajn . IPI OIM £ G R A I• A T E 'L. o'r Israel some 52,000 are Chris­ 10 Expose 51 - -- Gehrig ISIPIA R I A R T S p A DR E tians, 10,000 of them Catholics, 14 Precious 52 Chant I R I S S P R stone j oyously 2,000 Protestants and the rest S IL I C E D ■ s A T E E N belonging to other Christian de­ 15 Elude 55 Marks CIA N A p A V E G E T 16 Peel L ■ o ■ nominations. Most of the Chris­ 59 Comb . form IOIV £ N ■ p E T I T ■ s A k El 17 Weathercock meaning line tians In Israel speak Arabic. They IT IA P ■ B A T E D ■ " u T C SI 18 River in 60 Separate T I L L £ D H 0 N E S T have 210 churches, twenty of West Africa 62 Clutch C H I 0 £ s H £ A 0 which have been built since the 19 One of th e 63 High male R 0 T £ s • A B £ L • A S T 1J rise of Israel. Great Lak~s voice S A C R A M £ N T A LI 20 Constructed 64 Bisque .!.!.~ £ L M £ R £ C O LIEI SENDS TALMUD FRAGMEJIITS 22 American 65 Ocean route D £ £ D S L £ A Kl SI Indian 66 Debatable i½~~~~ NEW YORK -- "Significant 24 Sailor 67 Swiftness variants" between Talmudic ma­ 25 Fluid rock 68 Otherwise 11 Equal: 37 F eigned terial found In the Cairo Genlza 26 Explodes comb. form 39 Abdicate and the printed texts of the Tal­ 3 I Particulars 12 Ireland 40 River: Spanish mud have been found In an evalu­ 35 13 Froster DOWN Necessity 43 Primary root ation of copies of 338 Genlza 36 Assessment 21 Brown 45 Cuddle frag­ 37 Picturesque 1 Jupiter 23 Eject 47 Rev: 2 words ments received at NYU. 38 High note 2 Armadillo 26 Reclmens 48 Craggy hill 39 Mark for 3 "Citizen 27 Scandal 50 Applauds offense " 28 Tantalize 52 Mollusk 41 Ohio 4 Membet of 29 Headgear 53 Hawaiian college electoral 30 License for city town college absence from 54 Upon 42 savored 5 Worshipped a college 55 sapling 44 Goal 6 Eager (Eng.) 56 Epochal 45 Man's 7 Linger 32 Growing out 57 Cans nickname 8 Paragons 33 King or the 58 Von···· 46 Water 9 Layer of golden touch German vapor skin 34 Looks over admiral 47 Solidness 10 Run hastily 61 Verb form 9 JU 10 II 12 13 14 16 bY1S kt 17 nu ,s It\ 19 20 21 23

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PUZZLE NO. 792 / businessman said he looted lllter HORSE-DRAWN SLEIGHS center of the thousand acre tract, on which Nevele Is located, to the Assistant Testifies the guards' welfare and camp As a part of Its current Winter waterfalls from which It talces Its economy. .., Pageant features, the Nev le Cowt­ name. Bwtdled In blankets the The gray-haired defendant, who ' ;§1 try Chm, Ellenville, N,Y. has In­ vacationists may view the scenic Unaware Of Use Of Gas is fee on ball, conceded that he -: troduced horse drawn sleighs beauties of the snow covered has "suspected that terrible !::; which carry vacationists from the Shawangunk Mountain Trail.· At Auschwitz Camp things"' were happening >- BONN - A former assistant ~ GA 1-1229 MRS. LEO. GL,EKLEM DE. 1-7106 to the commander of the Ausch­ witz concentration camp In Pol­ ~ OF < and testified last week that he ..., was unaware that the Nazis used PETTERSON TRAVEL INC. gas chambers to Jcill people_ 76 Dorrance Street Providence 3, Rhode Island "I had no Idea that Ausch­ witz was an extermination camp: I never saw gas chambers;" Rob­ "TRAVEL IS SPOKEN HERE" ert Mulka, a former SS (Elite Miami Beach Family Plan Guard) lieutenant told a Frank­ furt Assize Court trying 22 for­ 7 days from $105 each. plus tax mer camp guards. Round trip jet • limousine transfers or car free for e ntire stay on Family Mr. Mulka, 68 years old, who Pion. Free night club visit at Fontoinebl'!au Hotel (inc. cocktail, tax and went into the export business after tip) Oce anfront hotels and mote ls. he was cleared during de­ nazi!lcation proceedings, also E}'K;AGED - Mr. and Mrs. Her­ denied he ever participated In selecting people to be gassed_ man Clng!ser of West Hempstead, "That's a downright lie," the N.Y .. annowtce the engagement of their daughter, Eileen Bette, to defendant told the court. Describ­ ing his duties as adjutant to the Lewis Ira Trlestman, son of Dr­ and Mrs. Saul Triestman of camp commander, the Hamburg Warwick. lor Ladies and Gentlemen Both are attending the Uni­ Custom made Shirts - Pajamas versity of Rhode Isl and, Tuxedo shi,.ts - from $10.00 A Jwte 21 wedding Is planned. Grand Concert BY With 20 yean of experience Amuicon, French and Italian styling. Schlomo Carlebach We also conver" in French, Italian and G,.. k . ! RENTALS Saturday, January 18 8,00 ,.M. ROOM 304 KINSLEY BUILDING Skis - Boots - Poles Shaare Zedek Synagogue 334 Westminster St. Announces Engagement The engagement of Miss Gert­ 688 Broad St. Providence, R. I. rude Chase of 21 Exeter Street Admission Phone 421-9142 i,hi to Harry Wolfson of Montreal, t!tbe ~ouse Adults $2.00 THnogefl $1 .50 Canada, has been announced_ "The Finest In Ski-Wear a nd Eq uipment" Miss Chase Is the daughter of Open 9-9, Mon.-Fri. ; Sat. 9-5 the late Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Chase. Call 673-3354 Mr. Wolfson Is the son of Mrs­ Jennie Wolfson of Montreal, and 1241 W il bur Ave., Rte. 103, Somers•!, Mass. the late Mr. Wolfson. READING IMPROVEMENT ./ An April 12 wedding Is planned. Daughter Born for Junior High, Senior High School and Coffege Students Mr. and Mrs. M, David Seid­ DEVELOP man ot Oakland Avenue, Cranston, announce the birth of their first • CONCENTRATION • COMPREHl!:NSION • SPELLING & VOCABULARY • STUDY HABITS child and daughter, Renee Audrey, MILLER'S on Dec. 23. The Nationally Recognized PAR READING PROGRAM Maternal grandparents are Mr, CLASSES START JAN. 25 RHODE THE RHODE and Mrs. Julius Phillips of Cran­ ston, Paternal grandparents are and wlll meet Saturday morning, from ISLAND'S INTERNATIONAL ISLAND'S Mr. and Mrs. Philip Seidman of 9 to 12 for 12 week, FINEST FINEST Providence. DELICATESSEN Paternal great- grandmother Is JOHNSON & WALES READING INSTITUTE Mrs- Lena Golubchik of Brook­ ABBOTT PARK PLACE PROVIDENCE DE 1-3915 lyn, N, Y. • CALL roa COMPLZTZ DETAILS PROVIDENCE - WARWICK - PAWTUCKET Cronlgs Move Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cronlg, formerly of New Bedford, have moved to 12307 Pacific Avenue, SALE of SALES Apartment 5, Mar Vista, Calif. save 50¢ } Hold Surprise Party A surprise farewell party was on Barton's chocolate miniatures FRIDAY, JAN. 17 THRU THURSDAY, JAN. 23 held Saturday, Jan. 4, at Gover­ nor Dyer's for Mrs. Gladys STRICTLY KOSHER - NONE BETTER Morein, who Is retiring after 28 HEBREW NATIONAL-SAVE $1.00 year s employment at the Outlet Company. Passes Boards Ann Rachel Ros enberg, daugh­ Corned BEE f !~~iR lb.1.97 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Salk SLICED TO YOUR ORDER QUALITY of 49 University Avenue, recent­ ly passed the Massachusetts Board Examinations to become FRESH CREAMY-SAVE 10c Registered Nurse. The wife of Laurence Rosen­ 82 of the most famous chocolate pieces of g berg, the couple live In Brook­ France, Italy, Switzerland and Austria are made line, Mass. in miniature size by BARTON'S . Filled with nuts , 16 Cottage (HEESE 0i1~:v lb.19 C Announce Birth ~~;d~~~!;u~~v;~~eBs. OASavReeI~Sc ® ~~~-1:9 PILLAR ROCK-FANCY BLUEBACK Dr. and Mrs. Richard Rosen­ 3 lb. and 5 lb. as­ baum of 717 Garland Drive, Palo sortment. Until Jan- Alto, Calif. announce the birth of uary 23 only. @ • their first child and son, Daniel SALMO·N Lee, on Dec. 29. Mrs. Rosenbaum is the former Ruth Ann Resh. Maternal grandparents are Mr. Features From Our Fine Foods Dept. ' KQSHER FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT and Mrs. David Resh. Paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Clara Rosen­ FANCY SLICED Our Fresh Meat Department Is Closed Friday at Noon baum of Palo Alto. BUTTON MUSHROOMS 4 CANS ...... 95c and All Day Saturday. TO HOLD MEETING REGULAR 29c A CAN These specials are in effect SUNDAY-FRIDAY, Jan. 19-24 The annual meeting of the CLEARANCE Cranston Committee for Better Schools will be held on Wednesday FRUIT CAKE WITH RUM AND BRANDY STRICTLY KOSHER In the Parish Hall of the Phillips POUND CAN ... . 49c FROM HEAVY STEERS-FRESH Memorial Baptist Church on Pon­ IMPORTED tiac Avenue at 8 P .M. SAVE Members nominated for the BULK FRENCH CANDY ...... 59c LB. Steer LIVER 14c lb.49c executive board for 1964 are Mrs­ REGULAR 89c LB . Harold Abrams, Edwin Beach, SLICED TO Y()UR ORDER Arthur Blaclcman, Mrs. Edw!n Mail & Phone Orders Accepted On Purchases Of Broolclyn, Frank J, Calcagni, Mrs. Stanley Daum, Charles J. Davis, $3.00 Or More Jr., Jason Dayan, Daniel Dlcenzo, Eugene Fiske. Also, Elliot R. Goodman, Mrs. Milton Genser, Benjamin Hazen, John Jetty, Anthony Judge, Jr., J, Thomas Kershaw, Jr., Joseph Kowalski, Mrs. John Krupa, Ed­ All Stor.s Open w ..~ D•ys ,nd Sundays ward I, Lyons, Leroy McDonald. PAWTUCKET WARWICK PROVIDENCE A. William Olsen, Ernest L. OVerbey, Mll~on Pa!sner, Mrs. J.42 ,awtudet Avenue 1619 W,rwid Avenue 774 He,- SirHI 0 G1t1w,1y Shoit, Center Warren Pulner, Mrs. A. Wllllllln OUTLET Nert le Korb', hl•ry (Ko,hor Only} Houit Four C'1'n1rs Rogers, WIiliam Russell, Philip BARTON CANDY - STREET FLOOR l :JO A.M. _te 10 PJ,t. t A.M. to t P.M. I A.M. le MO P.M. Segal, Perry &batlcln, Mrs. James L, Taft, ,10YIDINCI 2, INODE ISLAND 01 ,HONE ELMHURST 1-3100