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NEW-S Orthodox Leaders Criticize Toynbee tBAiRj,d On Recent Speech NEW YORK-Lay and spiritual FIFTY ARAB STUDENTS AT Graz University last week staged THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. leaders of the two largest Ortho­ an anti- demonstration in dox Jewish bodies criticized Arn­ front of· the university carrying FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1961 16 PAGES old J . Toynbee, the British his­ banners attacking Israel and pro­ torian, last week for saying recent­ claiming, "The United Nations ly that intermarriage would break has no right to give Palestine to Temple Sinai To Conduct down "the traditional caste-bar­ the Zionists." Police arrested rier between Jews and non-Jews" several leaders of the demonstra­ according to Irving Spiegal of the tion but released them after Ground Breaking Ceremonies New York Post. questioning them and confiscating Temple Sinai, suburban Reform The Jewish leaders advised their banners. The rector of the temple for the Cranston-War­ Professor Toynbee "to study the university has ordered a full probe wick area , will conduct ground sources of Jewish history, re­ into the occurrance, saying that breaking ceremonies at their site ligion and sociology before pre­ disciplinary action should be near the Meshanticut Interchange tending to be an authoritative taken against the Arab students. on Sunday, June 4, at 2:30 P.M , expert on Jewish problems." They said, "The Jewish pro­ A MEM.ORIAL PLAQUE WAS The program will consist of a placed last week on the building presentation of the colors by the hibition against intermarriage is in Paris where Theodor Herzel Jewish War Veterans assisted by the basic gUarantee of Jewish sur­ wrote some of his major works. Dr. the Girl and Boy Scouts, Brownies vival of that Judaism which Jews Nahum Goldmann, president of and Cub Scouts of the congrega­ are perpetuating for the benefit the World Zionist Organization, tion; the National Anthem by of all mankind." and Israel Ambassador, Walter Ey­ Cantor Harold Dworkin of Tem­ The signers of the joint state­ tan, were among the speakers at ple Beth El; the Invocation by ment were Rabbi Charles Wein­ the ceremony who recalled the Rabbi Pesach Sobel of Temple berg, president of the Rabbinical prophetic activity of the founder Beth Am; a musical selection by Council of America; Rabbi Eman­ of modern Zionism, the Temple Sinai senior ·choir; a uel Rackman, a former president THE PRESS ATTACHE AT THE Welcome Address by Philip A. Se­ and Professor of Political Science Soviet embassy in , Vlad­ Joseph W. Ress gal, Jr., president of Templt at Yeshiva University, and Moses imir Sokolow, left the country Sinai, and greetings will be given Feuerstein, president of the Union last week after two years of serv­ by Senator Pat Nero of Cranston; of Orthodox Jewish Congrega­ ice. He is not expected to return. Reelect Joseph Ress Rev. E. John Yuells of the Wood­ tions. Commenting on his departure, the ridge Congregational Church; The Jewish readers said: "There evening daily Ydelot Ahronot Rabbi Alexander Schindler, Direc- Rabbi Maurice Davis is no perceptible caste-barrier noted that during his stay In Is­ President Of GJC tor of the N. E. Council UAHC; I between Jews and non-Jew;, in rael, Sokolow revealeq. "great Rev. Carl A. Jones, Jr., of Mes- Following a musical selection, Joseph W. Ress, Rhode Island our American soc iety. Mii1tal se~-. activity." hanticut Park Community Bap- Rabbi M:aurice Davis, of the _In­ paration between Christians and THE CASA BLANC A NEWS­ industrialist and a trustee of Brown University, has been no­ tlst Church; Rabbi William G . 1 d1anapo\1s Hebrew Congregation: Jews is not responsible for any paper "Al Alam," organ of the ul­ Braude of Temple Beth El and will give the main address. Rabbi tra-nationalist Istiqlal Party, last minated for a second term as signs of animosity and ill-will president of the General Jewish Rabbi Saul Leeman, president of Davis ~erves as a member of th,e toward Jewry in the United week proposed in an editorial that the R. I. Rabbinical Association Executive Board of the Governors Committee of Providence. States." the death penalty be imposed on and Rabbi of the Cranston Jewish Youth Council, Governor's Com­ Moroccan Jews trying to emigrate Ira S. Galkin, Merrill L. Hassen­ Community Association. mission on Aging _and Aged, an_d to Israel. feld, Joseph K. Levy, Judge Frank Governor's Comm1Ss1on on M1- THE ISRAEL SUPREME COURT Licht and Max Winograd have A musical se~ec~ion wil_l be gratory Labor in Indiana. Rabbinical Association last week held secret hearings on been nominated for vice presi­ given by the Juruor Choir of I , . . • the appeal from conviction flied by dents. Nominated for secretary Temple Sinai and the prayer serv- He 1s a . vice president of the Announces Ad·option is Arthur J . Levy and treasurer, i ·11 be I d b Rabbi Donald I Ind1anapohs Council on Human Kurt Sitte, former head of the ~e ; 1 f Tempie Sinai. IRelations , and is the_ Founder of physics department of the Tech­ Sidney A. Kane. es ins O e Ithe bi-weekly telev1s10n program Of New Requirements nion-Israel Institute of Techno­ The slate of officers and 32 new Those who will participate in SCOPE, in which clergymen at­ The Rabbinical Association of logy. Professor Sltte was given a members to the board of directors the ground breaking are Rabbi Itempt to evaluate news of the day. 5-year prison term for spying for will be presented for approval by Rhode Island, in cooperation with Donald Heskins, Philip A. Segal, A reception by the Sisterhood of the Bureau of Jewish Education a foreign country. Burton A. Finberg, chairman of Jr., Stanley Gilbert, Dr. Albert Temple Sinai will follow the bene­ A FRIDAY EVENING PERFOR­ of Greater Providence, announces the nominating committee, at the _Goodman, Mrs.· Stanley Gilbert, I diction by Rabbi Jerome S. Gur- the adoption of a new and impor­ mance at Petach Tikvah was pick­ (Continued on Page 2) and Allen White. I land of Temple Beth El. eted by some 1,000 Orthodox Jews tant standard and requirement for although the police turned down _____:______~- - ---=-=--=--~------Bar Mitzvah on a Sabbath morn­ an application for a permit to con­ ing in the Synagogue. The Bar duct the demonstration. The pick­ Eichmann Trial Causes Revaluation Of Position Mitzvah Resolution adopted by eted theatre in Tel Aviv last week the Rabbis and the Congregations gave a jazz concert. The Ortho­ Of Israel With ~espect To Ability To Survive is as follows: dox pickets said they would carry "In view of the fact that we are deeply interested In elevating on . demonstrations until the By Mort Blender ~seph Ress,Re-Elected To ! Revaluation of Position . .. ''Pfesidency of Proviqence GJC II ,. (Continued from Page 1) That the trial will have deep ( Continued from Page 1) uel Rapaporte, junior, Rudolph A. N face with an assault on humanity effects throughout the world goes MRS. MILTON BLIEDEN 16th annual . meeting to be held Reider, Benton H. Rosen, Alex­ ~ of such proporttons that it stag­ without saying but its effects in ander Rumpler, Edwin S. Soforen­ Funeral services for Mrs. Rose I gered him. Israel can be measured by the dis­ Wednesday evening, June 7, at the

{like yours) TO ATTEND CONFERENCE Several members of the staff of the Jewish Community Center will attend the 1961 Annual Conference of the National Asssociation of Jewish Center Workers, at the Ii ke Statler Hilton Hotel, Boston, Mass., this weekend. Regular conference sessions will begin on Saturday evening THE R. I. JEWISH HERALD continuing throughout Wednes­ day. The theme of this year's con­ ference will be, "The Relationship Between Generations - Society in Change," and the principal speaker for the opening session will be Lively is as lively thinks. In a sense, Herald readers Judea J. Shapiro. are born, not made. They are equipped from the Dr. Bernard Carp, member of the national ·program committee start with a hunger for more than. the bare bones of for the conference, will also attend life - a desire to know the How and the Why as the Conference for Exeeutives from Intermediate Cities. Other well as the What. Such lively minds take naturally Center staff members who will at­ tend include Arthur Eisenstein, to the Herald, for here is information transmuted South Side Director, Mark For­ into knowledge, knowledge given the extra man, Center teen worker, Mrs. Samuel Zisserson. Center child­ dimensions of wisdom. Were you born a Herald ren's worker. and Steven Fein­ reader? stein, Center tween worker. EAGLE IN U. S. SEAL "' Is Culture A Di~ty Word?~ NEW YORK - The bald eagle has been a part of the United ~ By Ben Dokalr States official seal since 1762. ; Remember me? all these totals are adorned with Here I am again. Now I have a deta.ils, a· multitude of details. question that only youcananswer. There are details on "Participa­ ~ I have before me a boo~, en­ tion Trends," "Trends in Financ­ titled: JWB Year Book (Vo~. IX ing," "Trends in Personnel.'' J1J11~ ~ 1958-59). This book, publlshe~ to­ "Highlights of Procurement Pro­ PARTIES, PICNICS, etc. WE HAVE CHOICE .. of rn ward the end 1960, ls devo~ed. gram," and so on. Yet every WINES • LIQUORS • BEER and I mean devoted, to: "The "total" and every "trend~' ispre­ EAST SIDE .LIQUOR STORE t Jewish Comm1D1lty Center Field." z sented with the thoroughness of a 190 Wayland Ave. Tel. MA 1-1865 t:, It ls truly an impressive study. military inventory. The text is over twohundredpagef long and it has a ·multiple appendix Here you Will find die propor­ ;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:; ; · occupying another fifty-odd pages:\ tion ofmaletofemalemembership, EXCELLENT (Imagine thatl) And every page is regionally and by size of commu­ LAWN SERVICE chuck full of information. nity. The age-groups are very Fertilizing • seeding • cultivating -~ What a variety of topics are thoroughly scrutinized (also divid­ pruning • spraying- clean up Satisfaction Guaranteed ; here examined! Total costs; total ed -- as the Lord divided them -­ Reasonable .. membership (608 ,000); total num­ into male and female). Salary dis­ Abe Zeltzer HO 1-4704 t:, ber of centers (235); total every­ tribution of the Executive Direc­ jll, thing, or almost everything, per­ tors, Assistant Directors, Branch !< taining to community centers. And Directors, etc. , must be a particu­ To Be New President - Thomas Pearlman turns over his larly painful, subject and weighs gavel to Herbert L. Emers who was elected president of the heavily on the JWB mind--judging Young Adult Division of the General Jewish Committee at ,o 1EARS HEADQUARTERS FOR: by the space given to this topic. their annual meeting held on May 18. Then there are tables, graphic CONN. MUTUAL LIFE ... • AIRLINE TICKETS charts, Unear charts, "pie" charts

------.------~ ~----·------·-- ·------.. ----....; ... Jewish Influence Rocky Point Park Ea-st Of Moscow With To Open Today Rocky Point Park in Warwick, :~ On American Diet will begin its 116th season of fun t"l (Continued from Page 6) today. Rocky Point's famous :i:, William Brickman blintzes and sour cream in a cam­ Shore Dinner Hall - the world's : by William Brickman paign noshing contest on the East largest - will open with the Mid- g Side. Noshing (snacking or nibbl­ way ready to light up on Satw-- t"l Ever since the gates of the securing matzah for Pesach. Else­ ing) and nosherei (snacks or nib­ day . .Several new attractions have .,. were opened suffi­ wl,iere, another may shut his eyes bles) have inspired the term Nosh­ been added to last year's long ~ ciently to admit visitors from with respect to another Jewish re­ ery for · snack shops and "Nish list of rides and amusements. A ;i,, Western cowttrles, we have been ligious ritual. But the level of Nosh" for a noshery specializing 19-hole miniature golf course and ~ gaining some first-hand data about Jewish knowledge and religious in knishes. ten trampolines are among the the condition of the Jews in the observance ls , in general, falltng new features. ;; CommWlist gan eden, What we have rapidly, · A visit to suburban supermar­ kets in certain areas would reveal Plans for the 1961 season in- :i:l heard has been of varying value, What can we do? It Is obvious· elude Kiddies' Days each Wed- [!:: Some of the observers possessed that we can de 1.ittle more than call the following lines of "Jewish style" food: cheese blintzes, bite­ nesday: swimming parties in the C:, moderate qualifications, while attention in the public media of Olympic pool; and Bingo in the :., those with better wtderstanding mass communication to the sup­ size knishes, and potato pancakes. Palladium Ballroom. Fireworks :i:, were not able to spend enough pression of Judaism in the Soviet time or to travel far enough to Union. Perhaps these outcries may In "Only In America" Harry displays and easy-to-win contests S study the question In any depth, make an Impression on the Com­ Golden writes the coming of boiled will also be regular features at ;.. As a result, those who were munist leadership If they come flanken to a kosher-style restau­ Rocky Point. Happy the Clown will .!< concerned with the plight of the from different parts of the world rant In Charlotte, North Carolina, be talking with the kids and giv- a: as a triumph of civilization. (But Engaged - Mr. and Mrs. ing a way free prizes every ;i,, Soviet Jew, Wh!J has been the ob­ and If they are founded on accurate Max Feiler of Allentown, ject of official persecution since knowledge. It Is all too easy for a the crowning touch of bolled beef's wee kend. ~ World War II, had to derive most half-clever Communist to disprove side kick, horse radish, he does Pa. , announce the engage­ of their Information from the pro­ an error which is derived from a not mention.) At the other end of ment of their daughter, CONVENES vincial and national newspapers lack of acquaintance with the Soviet the scale, in this intercultural re­ Glenda, to Dr. Leonard W . NEW YORK-The Zionist Or- :;; and other publications of the scene. Once errors are shown, it ciprocity, he cites the coming to Labush, son of Mr. and Mrs. ganization of America has con- ::! U.S.S.R. This analysis has served Is no longer difficult to discredit New York, via a Jewish-owned vened a two-day conference dedi­ candy chain, of chocolatematzohs, Abe Labush of 24 Dickens a useful purpose, but it h~s not any complaint about the Jews as Stree_t, Providence. cated to the theme of "Education yielded enough of the story of what chocolate hamantashen, and choco­ for Survival.'' a Ile. Miss Feiler. a graduate of the has happened to Soviet Jewry. It is my feeling that we should late candy Hanukkah dradlesl Isn't Allentown High School, is a senior We are familiar with the peri­ encourage Jews from all over the this carrying the gustatory inter­ change business a bit too far? student at the Albert Einstein Me­ Spend MEMORIAL DAY odic protests by American Jewish wor1d--and non-Jews too--to ob­ organizations against the mis­ serve directly the status of Jews Reprinted from Recall dical Center School of Nursing in WEEKEND treatment of Jews in the U.S.S.R. in the Soviet Union, The more they Philadelphia, Pa. She is corres­ SAT. THRU her Reali, assistant superintendent ponding secretary and editor of TUESDAY $27 For the most part, such statements come, the more they serve to re­ of the Rhode Island Training have stressed the inequality of mind the Soviet Jews that they the State Newsletter of the Stu­ Your Home Awoy From Home School for girls. deit Nurses' Assoc i at i o n of status whereby all nationalities have not been forgotten by their At the meeting the committee have the privilege of teaching and brethren abroad and by humanity Pennsylvania. NOVICK'S chairmen for the year 1961-1962 Dr. Labush was graduated from reading their national languages at large. But those Jews who come will be introduced. They are Mes­ while the Jews were deprived of should be fully at home In their Brown University, and the Temple HOTEL dames Frederick Kafrissen. mem­ University School of Podiatry in both Yiddish and Hebrew. During religion, so as better to under­ bership; Nathan Rosenberg, reten­ MILLIS, MASS. the past two years, possibly be­ stand from their co-religionists Philadelphia, where he was a Tel. FR 6-8456 tion; Nathan Honig, anti-defama­ member of the Phi Alph Pi fra­ cause of these foreign criticisms, · just what Is happening with Yid­ tion league and co-chairman, Hil­ Evuy Sport . All Activities the Soviet authorities have given dishkelt. They should not, as some ternity. He has completed his in­ Pool 160' x 40' • Home Cooking lel ; Robert Goldberg, co-chair­ Old Fuhloned Hospitality permission for the publication of have done, wittingly or unwittingly ternship in podiatry at the Phil­ Special Attention to Diets outrage the people who cherish man. Hillel: David Torman, co­ adelphia General Hospital, St. Yiddish writings by Sholem Alei­ chairman anti-defamation; Wil­ PER chem, Mendele Mocher S'forim Shabboth and other mltzvoth by Lukes and Childrens Medical Cen­ WEEK liam Kessler, fund raising; Israel and Y. L. Peretz. These are avail­ acts of desecration. Our brethren ter in Philadelphia, and has serv­ ... Karten, program; Oscar Dressler, MAY able for purchase in prominent in Russia need comfort and en­ ed in the U. S . Air Force. and budget; Clarence Bazar, laws and locations in bookshops in Moscow couragement, and shoul.d not be A fall wedding is planned. $45 JUNE and even in Samarkand, l bought subjected to anguish in any way. legislation, · and telephone squad; ' Dancing a lso (Square) - Tennis . David Orenberg, B'nai B'rith Hayrides • Shufrieboard - Camp­ two of these volumes without hav­ Let us maintain a busy traffic BROKERS fires · Tours - Cookouts . Volley ing to ask the saleslady, since they on avenues between ourselves and youth; Abraham Goldstein, pub­ Ball · Handball, etc. Complete pro­ licity ; Ernest Kortick, V. A. rep­ Announcement is being made by gram and supervision for the were on the cowtter. . our Soviet Jewish brethren. This children • Nlte Patrol - Unique Perhaps the Soviet leaders will is one certain way of aiding them resentative; Barry Bedrick, voca­ Diamond, Dooley & Co., Inc., in­ Teenage Program. relent further and permit other to hold up their heads in the face tional guidance; Burton Salk, do­ vestment brokers at 65 Washing­ nor; John Berger, remembrance; ton Street, Providence, that their Dietary Laws • Superb Cuisine Yiddish writings to appear. At this of discouragement, decline, de­ Golf · Fishing • Horseback Riding Samuel Adelman, civic affairs; firm has become a member of the Summer Theatres time, there is no sign that either tention, and even pos_sible death. Only 5 minutes from Hotel Yiddish or Hebrew, let alone both, Maurice , Frank, adult education: Boston Stock Exchange. · will be taught in the Soviet schools. and David Chernick, Israel Bonds. Action was taken at the meet­ P.S.- Ask about our unique cater• An informal coffee how- will ing of the Exchange's Board of Ing service for functions Wht:never this question came up in and groups. discussions with educational of­ follow the business meeting. Directors last week. ficials in various parts of Soviet Russia, the jlUthorities gave one specious answer after another and then went on to something else, as YOUNG ADULT CONCLAVE mentioned above. Perhaps the The Springfield, Mass., Young queerest reply was that the Jews Adult Association will hold a con­ do not want to learn Yiddish, be­ clave on June 3 and 4 with a cause they love the Russian lang­ dance on Satw-day, June 3 and a uage and do not wish to confound brunch on Sunday, June 4. themselves by learning two lang­ According to Carl Bakelman, uages, That this was a spurious the Young Adults from Provi­ excuse was evident from the fact dence will attend the conclave. that the srrallest nationalities Ann Ackerman, secretary, is in IN WARWICK, RHODE ISLAND -learn their national tongue and charge of the affair. Russian without the fear attributed to the Jewish nationality. ANNUAL PICNIC The possibility that the rabid The Annual Picnic for the Re-. CommWlist hatred of religion will ligious School of Temple Beth be eased in the near future is re­ Sholom, sponsored bythe Men's mote. Accordingly, it Is not ration­ . Club of the Temple, will be held NOW OPENI al to expect that the Jews will have Sunday, June 4th at Goddard more opportwtltles to teach their Park, Fireplace #125 A-B-C at TONIGHT WORLD'S religion if the other faiths are de­ 10 A.M. OVER 100 nied this privilege by law. One can All refreshments will be sup­ SPECTACULAR LARGEST SHORE hardly hope for any equality even plied by the Men's Club of the RIDES DINNER HALL In the field of theological training, Temple. In cru.e of rain· regular FIREWORKS AND AMUSEMENTS which Is supposedly permissible, school classes w!ll be held on that Overlooking beautiful The more one studies at close day and the picnic will be post-· DISPLAY Narragansett Bay hand the Jewish situation in the poned to June 11th at Fireplace Enjoy Rocky Point's Soviet Union, the more one is #68 A-B-C at Goddard Park. TOMORROW NEW! Shore Dinners or bowtd to see a complete picture. Exciting Roto-Jet Chowder and Clam Cakes The Commwtlsts are unpredictable B'NAI B'RITH WOMEN Special Marching All you can eat and not always consistent. On the The next meeting of the Crans­ BAND 19 Hole Championship whole, the situation of Yiddishkelt ton-Warwick Chapter of B'nai $1.lo Is most discouraging and appears B'rith Women will be held at the CONCERT Golf Course to get worse by the year. Certainly, home of its newly elected presi­ Children under 12 if It does not improve it must de­ dent, Mrs. Roy Lehrer, 180 Lawn­ on the Midway ,10 Trampolines ½ price teriorate, In isolated spots, how­ acre Drive, Cranston, on Wednes­ Outin1 Committees PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Visit the Cocktail Loun1e ever, there are rays of hope. An day at 8 P.M. Call RE 7-8000 at the Cliff House occasional official may help toward Guest speaker will be Mrs. Est- r' IO ... *'ff**********ALL A&P SUPER MARKETS Cl>"'... OPEN UNTIL 9 P~Me MONDAY :: The ·Signifiuanue Of Jewishness ,15 N Closed Tuesday, Ma~ 30th, Memorial Day By James Morris ~ < ('Ibe following article caused much they honour, wherever they may be, This is not what the Zionists i' i comment when it appeared in Lon­ their own universal andindestruc­ want, and the trial has been a token don. It has now been published in tible Jewish nation, the most re­ of. their determination to recall ~ < this country by the "Manchester silient of them all. Unless either these happy people to the ancestral ...Q Guardian." We welcome com­ we or they can break this circle, ghetto. They must not be allowed to Ill: ments from our readers on their Jewry can never be serene. forget, to stroll away down the ~ f- reaction to the thoughts express­ At this moment of history, both paths of normalcy out of the awful ed by Mr. Morris.) sides are to blame for the antag­ magnificence of their heritage. ·9 onism. Sins of the fathers apart, Perhaps the Zionists fear that the < / Gentiles should be ashamed of the brilliance of the Jewish achieve­ Ill: The Eichmann trial has settled (Iii down to the Jong haul towards a bilious envy they feel towards this ment is due partly to the stimuli verdict (if that is not a cynical vital and gifted people, their sus­ of prejudice and self-defence; cer­ tainly they feel, understandably, =Q word for so terrifyingly foregone picion of anything alien and half­ z a conclusion) and has already re­ understood, their crude chauvin­ that the emergence of a second <_, treated to the inside pages of the ism, their insensitivity and their Lebanon is scarcely a f i t con­ ...r/J • ·- . • ..... J ...·. • ,,.' ! i,_., _ ~ ..: • • ; ~ world's press. Never did a legal sporadic bullying. And Jews, for clusion to so many centuries of hearing, all the same, summon so their part, should blush at their dark splendour. (Iii own Jack of understanding, their Q many lasting implications, for at 0 Jerusalem it ts not just the Nazi frequent show of superiority, the But if Israel has greater pre­ Super-Right Quality philosophy that is thrown into re­ chips upon their shoulders, and tensions, then she courts another Ill: = U.S. Government Inspected, Ready-to-Cool< lief, or even anti-Semitism, but their tendency to blame everyone holocaust. If the Israelis are not (Iii the whole significance of Jewish­ else but themselves. It was often satisfied with the status of a haven ness. one of the greatest and said during that first week that the and a minor Power, if they insist ""= queerest of all subjects. real defendant at the Eichmann upon persuading new immigrants One intention at least the trial hearing was humanity, that scarred (refugees apart) into Israel, if the TURKEYS and unrepentant old entity; and militarism that is part of the Is­ has already fulfilled: it has induc­ ed people to talk more freely than humanity unquestionably includes, raeli atmosphere gains control of up to 14 lbs 16 to 22 lbs ever before about this eternal phe­ for all the ravings of the Nazis, not the place, then one day they must nomenon. A veil of embarrassment only the Gentiles but also the Jews. go to war against the Arabs--either has been brusquely swept aside. We must; therefore, accept the in self-defence or in search of Much hypocrisy has been exposed, fact that so long as the Diaspora lebensraum. There is no room in lb37c survives in its present form, there Israel. within its present frontiers, lbJBc much cant has been sh am ed. I could never have written this will be anti-Semitism; not enough, either for delusions of grandeur or article, which represents only a we pray, to spew up another Hitler, for a universal "in-gathering" of NEW LOW PRICE few of the thoughts we threw at but enough to sustain the discom­ the Diaspora. A refuge Israel can each other during the first few days fort of the Jews, to make many of safe I y be. pace the Arabs; a bridge­ of the trial, before I went to Jeru­ them unhappy and awkwardly de­ head, the world cannot sensibly A & P FROZEN salem; and however callow it may fensive, to foster among the rest allow. of us emotions that are degrading be, however misled and muddle­ So what of the Diaspora, still by headed, nevertheless, the fact that and ungenerous. Three solutions have, in our time, been offered to far the majority of Jewry, and I have written it at all seems to represented at our discussions in ORANGE me a healthy thing. It is lilce being this conundrum. One ts extermi­ nation, w_hich is evil madness. One the Jerusalem courtroom by psychoanalysed. Dredge the mud of scores of my American col­ your mind, and the water flows is Zionism, which has given the Jews a national homeland. One is leagues? Some of it is anti-Zionist fresher. in principle; much ts bound by the l JUICE We have not found a final solu­ assimilation, by which the Jews bonds of sympathy and affinity to I would abandon their uncompromis­ tion. The Jewish problem--or the the little State across the water; 11 Christian problem, as some Jews ing Jewishness and merge among 6 oz. cans the Gentiles like Scotsmen in nothing would induce a good deal 1.00 pithily prefer to call it--remains of it to drive a bus in Tel-Aviv or 6 America or Arabs in Sicily. with us, scowling and often stifled. The interaction of these three wash dishes in a desert kibbutz. Many of our best friends may be But so long as this body of people Jews, but most of us probably feel, ideas provides the most fascinat­ 12 oz. cans ing of the Eichmann trial's many maintains its equivocal status -98c beneath our liberal veneer some among the nations, then anti-Sem­ 3 brooding old atavistic resentment tones. The hearing itself is a claim ~y the Israeli Zionists to speak on itism will breed on. The only sure against the Jewish people as a means of exorftism is the assimi­ whole, some misty suspicion, per­ behalf of all Jews everywhere; it is JANE PARKER thus a demonstration of old-style lation of dispersed Jewry: the haps, born by fear out of supersti­ abandonment of Jewish exclusivity. tion, or even some innate physical Zionism, which demands the loyal­ ty of all Jews first to the mystical the acceptance of Gentile ways, distaste. It is deep-rooted in us, perhaps even the desertion of Ju­ and grim to consider; for it was movement, and secondly to the solid State of Israel. At the same daism itself, the faith which has, WHITE bred in the ignorance of long ago, above all else, kept the Jews Jew­ and it ts self-engendering. The time it is a kind of invocation to the Israelis themselves, especially ish through all their adversities. more we resent the Jewishness of But is assimilation an honour­ the Jews, the more Jewish they be­ the young ones. Look! (it seems to cry). You are no ordinary nation! able way out? Would you think it BREAD come. The more we reproach them honourable in yourself, if you were to common patriotism, the more You are a people chosen by fate, different from all others, a people a Jew, even an atheist Jew? Would apart, a people of awful suffering, it lead to a watering and weakening 16 oz. loaves J7c Says Bormann, Hitler beyond the ordinary processes of of the Jewish genius? In Jerusalem 2 itself there are Jews of such in­ time, whose past is the future and ·_,.-,-~: :- " .. · l;! ·. · :.. :.. - . . _ .... : l ~- • • •••••.... ~ ~· ' whose present is destiny! flexible orthodoxy that they do not Deputy Is In This is a perilous, if inspiring, recognise the impious Jewish I call. If the existence of the State State: if such resolute traditional­ I JERUSALEM - Martin Bor­ ism survives there, in a setting of Israel is, justifiable, it ts as a mai:m, Hitler's deputy and one of exclusively Jewish, how can it ever Bolidag Values_• •• the most elusive Nazi war crimin­ haven: a place of retuge tor many tiunted people who have had, unlike abdicate among the Genti'es? OR p• JANE PARKER 1 LB 8 OZ 53c als, was in Argentina when Adolf But it will never happen any­ P h Ei~hmann was seized but he skip­ the Arab refugees, nowhere else eac ILUEIERRY 18 SAVE 16c- 8 IN. SIZE on earth to turn. Its advent has way. It does not ring true to history, • JANE PARKER-SAVE 10c 49c ped to Brazil as soon as he heard to prophecy, to art, or to Judaism. P t t Ch of Eichmann's capture, it was dis­ caused much suffering to others, 0 a O Ip$ Ripple .JI oz pkg, Reg. 12 oz pkg EA as Professor To,·nbee has recently The more I thought about the closed here by Dr. Gregario Top­ reminded the world, but most of matter, as I sat there in my head­ Cal-Grove 10 60Z 99c 2 12oz 35c olevsky, former Ambassador from le ffl0ftl d8 or Tip Top CANS CANS · us, I expect, will now accept its phones at the Eichmann trial, the Argentina who is now retired REG. SIZE POP. BRANDS CTN OF 2 50 right to survive as a smallish but more it seemed to me that the Cigarettes PRICED FOR R.I. 10 PACKS • from the service. · talented Levantine republic pro­ Jews really were, in a tragic and Dr. Topolevsky made the dis­ viding a home for those Jews who inexplicable sen'se, some kind of ,-ge, ...... Dry Oln1•r Ale 2 1 PT 13 oz 29c closure at a press conference at BeyVI II Yukon-Plu1 Depoalt BOTS choose to go and live there. Most Chosen People. So often, if you which he said that Bormann was of the younger Israelis do indeed pursue a human activity to its IUNNYBROOK GRADE A 43c Jiving in Argentina at the time Fres h Eggs MEDIUM SIZE DOZ feel like ordinary citizens of such source or its conclusion, you end Cmder an assumed· name, as was an ordinary State. They have dis­ up among the Jews. They will never 1 Dr. Josef Mengele, notorious Aus­ be quite the same as us, and will An11 Page Margarine g~.: :~ ~i! 30c carded the metaphysics of Jewish­ =~ chwits physician who delighted in ness for the earthy pride of Israel. perhaps never be happy, restful. sending victims to the gas cham­ They are, by any standards, a or ordinary for long. They are a bers. Mengele, too, disappeared af­ nation doomed but exalted, lapped splendid and likeable generation1 ter Eichmann's capture, the for­ and in their company the very perpetually in the divine twilight. mer ambasssador said. At the notion of Anti-Semitism seems The only real solution to their same time he aserted that if Is­ ludicrously incongruous; for the problem, as to all others, is the rael had 1·equested Eichmann's ex­ truth is that they do not feel--and victory of the selfless over the tradition through official chan­ here's the tragedy of Israel, as selfish: and sure enough, in the nels, he would have vanished "two heart of that conception too, every Prl.. - lo tllll M IU,Mlttd lllnl Sit,; MQ 27 well as the triumph--they do not 6 tfftllln a AU. MP 5",or M11kltl la 11111 -,wuollr I Yltlollw hours later." feel like Jews. Christian finds a J~w. beloved by his beneficiaries. This is as old as the human race, and· no amount of talking will ONE MAN'S OPIN[ON change it. But when the emergency is great, no one cares what the poor To· Benjamin Brier relation feels, nor does the poQr THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R_ I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS . From Beryl Segal relation feel anything but gratitude Published Every Week By The toward the rich uncle. An emer­ Jewish Press Pu~llshlng Company gency like this existed when the 1117 Douglas Ave., Providence, R. I . • UNlon 1-3709 Concentration Camps were teem- ;l by Beryl Se&'al Ing with displaced persons in Eu- S: CELIA ZUCKERBERG M■ n ■ 1ln1 Editor l knew Mr. Benjamin Brier a rope. It existed when our dollars z BRENDA SLACK swer. I think,' perhaps, a little too Editor goodly number of years. So long a long. The person who waits for an saved thousands from the Arab i::, time that I do not remember who answer has the impression that I countries. It still exists as long : introduced us and when. But I do have nothing to say in my defence. as Maaboroth, temporary 1 iv in g tll know that whenever I meet him, To take me out of an embarrass­ quarters, dot the countryside in :tl however far away he may be, he ing situation, Mr. Brier said: Israel. -~ will eventually make his way to­ "Think i t over. You might But things are changing fast. "" wards me and shake my hand. The change your mind." Without going into details, one .., smile on his face always precedes . With that we separated. can foresee a time when, in the :tl FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1961 his warm handshake. Well, I thought it over. And I near future, our dollars will not be 9 The feeling· of friendship is en­ think that I shall make myself needed to save lives, to feed the > tirely mutual. clearer in writing than in talking. hungry, to give shelter to the .!< I was, therefore, very distress­ So I decided to write a letter to homeless, or to train the unskill- ~ ed when Mr. Brier accosted me Mr. Benjamin Brier, particularly ed. Unemployment is unknown in > YOUR MONEY'S one evening at a gathering and since I believe that my remarks Israel. Hands are needed on all · ~ said: about the U. J. A. irritated many sides. Give us industry, is the cry "'° "Why do you always belittle more people. of the day. Chemical works. Elec- !" the United Jewish Appeal? Why do A peculiar relationship exi sts tric shops. Hotels. Factories of :0.., _ WORTH you treat its campaigns as a between the giver and the taker of ... matter of charity. 'Here are my gifts. The giver, no matter how all kinds. That is what Israel few dollars, and leave me alone', generous he is, comes to look down needs today, and will be needing by Sylvia Porter you said in your last article. Is it on the taker. He Is perennially in more and more. really that way with the gifts we need. He is a chronic case. He How do we build industry? Cer­ give to the U.J. A.? And is Israel will never stand on his own feet. tainly not by giving to the United Will Advance Be A 'U' or 'V' really not appreciative of the gifts The taker, on the other hand, while Jewish Appeal. Without belittling of millions of dollars she receives grateful for the gifts, has no great tbe U.J.A., one must admit that Every $8 to $10 billion we add to our total output of goods and every year?" love for the giver. lt is the attitude only by buying Bonds do we be­ services during these coming months of business advance will create Now, l am not good at talking. of the Have and the Have-not. The come sharers in developing the about 1,000,000 jobs. That's a rule of thumb for projecting employment When someone asks me a question rich lD!cle Is never beloved by the land. trends which truly dramatiz~s to me (and I trust to you) how crucially such as this, I think before l an- poor relation. Uncle Sam Is not . important it is that the new advance be sufficiently powerful and speedy Yes, it is true. Bonds must be to develop the.jobs our economy demands. redeemed, while the United Jewish f ; Appeal moneys are an outright gift. Let's supp.ose that now that the 1960-61 recession is behind us But a country cannot be built on we're into a saucer-shaped advance --meaning that the -pattern we dra~ gifts. Every government in the in our economy as 1961 wears on will take the form of a broad "U". world borrows money from some­ This would suggest that our total output -- our gross national where in order that it may grow. product --will climb about $20 billion to arolD!d the $520-$525 billion Every time I buy a United- States level at the year-end. Using the above rule of thumb, this would indicate Bond, my government borrows the creation of roughly 2 million additional jobs - enough to absorb our money from me. Does anybody new workers and cut the total of unemployment around three-quarter care? My Bonds will be redeemed million. It would imply, as one informed source put it, "a pretty good by Leonard Lyons by my children, and they in turn, rise, not a strong, but a pretty good performance." · will buy other Bonds to be redeem­ IBE QUARTET: 'For a good for you men, because your backs ed by their children. Israel is no But let's suppose that from the spring recession bottom we swing Democrat, I have an elephantine are covered." The Prince thought different. memory," said Her Serene High­ it would be an amusing style -­ into a "V., shaped advance--meaning that the rise in busine~s as 1961 Does that mean that the cam­ wears on will be powerful enough to add $30 billion to our output, bring ness Princess Grace at the corner backless suits for men. table in El Morocco. She'd been Onassis, heeding the rule about paigns for funds by the General us to an unparalleled output size of $530 billion-plus by the year-end. Jewish Committee of Providence Using the rule of thumb, this would indicate the creation of 3 reminiscing with remarkable ac­ asking the gentleman for permis­ curacy abour incidents when I used sion to dance with his lady, ad­ shall be abolished? million or more jobs -- enough to absorb our new workers, slash the No. But the ftmds which we give total of jobless, bring us back to the equivalent of full employment be­ to see her in the night clubs. She dressed Prince Rainier whimsi­ told her husband, Prince Rainier, cally: "There is a house rule that to the General Jewish Committee fore the end of 1962_, and put us into a real boom next year. every year will be used more and The brightest bread-and-butter news that can be reported in this that I was the author of "Never 20 per cent goes off the check if Marry an Actress." the host dances." Prince Rainier more for local needs and less and second week of May is that the only significant disagreement among less for Israel. Then and only then the nation's top economists now is over the strength of 'the new upturn. I quickly told him the theme of teased him right back: "Aw, you the magazine piece. It was about don't really want to dance with will we have enough funds for a That we're out of the recession and on the way up in the fourth expan­ Jewish Center, for Jewish Educa­ sion of post-World War I I is generally acknowledged. What will the dedicated actresses to whom per­ me?" Onassis cf!lnced with Grace, forming was the prime concern, and Rainier with Miss Callas. tion, for Youth work, and for the shape of the advance be, then -- a "U" or a "V"? many, many important fundswhich As of this day, the majority opinion is that the expansion will be more important than h u s ban d, Any restaurant in the world family, or life itself. He, therefore, would gladly have given a 100 per we cut now because the money is moderate, gradual, a wide "U" -- and dominating this group are the needed for Israel. · chief economists of the Administration. merited a salute for being able to cent discolD!t for such a foursome. keep the Princess happy enough to Onassis sent for the check and When will that happen? be disinterested in any Hollywood paid.- No discount. I do not know. Perhaps the time Those foreseeing this type of advance emphasize that there aren't has arrived now. Perhaps a year any new stimulating forces to push us ahead quickly. They argue that roles, although she's more attrac­ nfE SINGER: Tony Martin was tive now than when she won her feted at the Waldorf recently. Roy or two from now. But we must be the evidence of history is that mild recessions are followed by mild prepared for it. We must expect it. recoveries -- and the 1960-61 recession was certainly a mild dip. They Oscar. - Hamey, the new general manager of insist that the U.S. consumer won't buy big-ticket items in quantity be­ Maria Callas and Aristotle the Yankees, was in the audience, Onassis were at the table. Miss . and Martin confessed that he was a r Mr. SegC:z•, • oi>inwm are hia cause he already has so many and he won't support a housing upsurge own. Hi& not neces­ because he either doesn't want or can't ·afford a new house. They have Callas will leave soon to sing at frustrated ballplayer, who once view, are sarily those of thil nev,spaper., dozens of additional arguments, all adding up to an advance which will St. James' Palace in London for had tried out for the San Francisco make a start at solving our unemployment problem, but nothing more. the Mountbatten Foundation. Be­ minor league team. The scout's cause there is room for only 400 report read: "Third baseman. St. Max Sugarman _ There is a minority opinion, though, that the advance will be in the concert hall at the palace, Mary's College. Switch-hitter, powerful, speedy, a "V"--and in this group are also some mighty and there are thousands of re­ bats lefty, righty, strikes out both Funeral Home responsible, well-known economists. · quests for tickets, the others will ways. But will sing a helluva song These emphasize that if retail sales expand as they anticipate, watch it over closed-circuit 1V. on those bus rides to Portland." _COMMUNITY businessmen will be rebuilding inventories at an explosive rate as the Then the Queen Mother will take nfE SPECULATORS: Elliott year progresses, and just as inventory cutting fed the 1960 recessions, Miss Callas and Yehudi Menuhin Janeway, the economist, discussed CALENDAR so inventory building will feed the 1961 recovery. They point to the way through the other rooms to let market practices: "Nowadays it's housipg has started to spurt and the stock market has been climbing. them be seen in person. · passe to trade in listed orunlisted They stress that this upturn will not be absorbed as the 1959 rise was Princess Grace again mention­ stocks. The chic thing is to trade GENERAL JEWISH COMMITTEE by a clamp-down on credit or an abrupt shift from a huge budget deficit ed that she was a good Democrat. in unissued stock. There's an in­ WOMEN'S DIVISION to a surplus. They insist that the combination of rising government, Then why didn't she attend Presi­ surance company in Washington. For listing call GAspee 1-4111. Ask It's unissued at 10 -:- the bid, 48." [or Calendar Secretary. Mrs. Bertram business and consumer spending can't help but create a sharply rising dent Kennedy's Inauguration? "Be­ L. Bernhardt, Calendar Chairman. economy. cause I wasn't invited," she MEMOS: Ann Sheridan may smiled. "People also asked why I return to the legit in the London Mondey, May 29: And most significantly, they argue that if the Administration is didn't attend Princess Margaret's production of "Toys in the Attic" 8:00 p. m.--Slsterhood Tempie Beth · successful in its pleas for more actions to slash unemployment and wedding. Same reason. I wasn't ... Jessica Tandy, who'll work at Am, Regular Meeting. minimum pay as Lady Macbeth in Wednesday, Mey 31: spur our growth, the result will be slashed unemployment and spurred invited." 10:00 a. m.--Slsterhood Temple Eman- growth. - She settled back against the new Stratford, Conn., will wear a red uel, Study Group. - zebra-stripe covered banquette, wig that cost $750 ... Billy Rose is 12:30 p. m.--Slsterhood Cranston Jew, !sh Center Torah Fund · The first great news is that the advance is underway. The second then quickly leaned forward. "It's buying a winter home in Jamaica, Luncheon. cold," she said. "They should use "because I've reached the age Thursdey, June 1: great news, I hope, will be that the question of the advance's power. and 1:30 p . m.-Slsterhood Cong. Sons of speed will be resolved on the side of what is now the minority view. ' nylon instead of this material. It where the cops are getting younger Jacob, Board Meeting. isn't comfortable for women who and the winter's tougher" . .. The 2:00 p . m .-Lad. Hebrew Union Aid Ass'n., Board Meeting - (Dlatrlbuled 11191, by The Hall Syndieate, Jnc.) (All IUgbts Reserved) wear lo_w-back gowns. It's all right (Continued on Page 12) J . H. F. A.

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Modern Furnished mobile Workers of America, ar­ Bridge '°...Cl> rived for a visit during which he WATERFRONT will take part in ground-breaking By Revoke RANCH HOUSE ceremonies for a youth house On L•ke Tlogue, Conventry which will bear his name, to be Against the "book" I ~ built in Holon. ; Mr. Reuther was met at the air­ If you have an opening bid with would also apply the same prin­ FOR SALE four hearts and four spades, and ciple to most hands where you ;,.;­ port by Aharon Becker, secretary­ Winter• summer home general of the Histadrut and other both suits are of biddable quality, hold one major and two biddable . < Private bHch,. fishing, bo•tlng Q leaders of Israel's labor federation. what should you bid? The majori­ minor suits. ... Knotty-pine, L-shaped Jiving room • ty of experts in favor of an open­ Sitting South. not vulnerable c:i: picture window, patio, large screened porch, landscaped 13,000 square foot ing bid of lH on these holdings is against vulnerable opponents in "' lot, two bedrooms, electric kitchen, CANDID WEDDINGS big enougb to make this the a teams-of-four competition, I oil heat, Insulated, storm windows. BAR MITZVAHS "book" bid. For m yself, however, I held the following hand: Will consider summer rent•I have come to the conclusion that •-A. Q . 8. 3 ir.l MILTON LADD EMBASSY STUDIOS this bid is neither natural nor ¥-x 820 PARK AVE. • CRANSTON = UN 1-1777 ST 1-2221 logical. It is true that your partner ♦ -A , 10 X, X, Q ST 1-6769 will respond lS if he can, but if he • - K , J . 9. x holds a good m inor suit of five or Contrary to m y own views I ~------six cards he will certainly be in­ made the " book" bid of 1D. The rn... clined to bid two of that suit. On theory is that on hands like this t BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA many occasions your hand will not you must open t he suit below the Engaged Mr. and Mrs . be strong enough to justify a re­ singleton. If partner bids 1S you Charles Goodman of 240 Charles Munch, Music Director verse bid of 2S and you thus may can bid lS: if partner bids 1S you Gol latin Street announce 80th ~ason in Pro,idence miss your best game contract. I can bid 3S: and if partner bids the engagement of their find in practice that to open the 2C you can raise to at least 3C or daughter, Judith, to Harold Five Tuesday Evening Concerts at 8: 1 S In higher four-card major suit Is 4C. All this is very fine - unless D. Bander, son of Mrs. Ber­ more natural and In the long run your opponents inconveniently in­ tha Bander, of 1406 Broad VETERANS MEMORIAL AUDITORJUM produces better results. ATTRACTIONSI vaudeville partners for over 60 a sweet young thing to Smith &. SPECTACULAR years, were In the Waldorf recent­ Dale. Her contract thereafter DISPLAYS! TUESDAY ly studying their railroad tickets specified that she was to get the to San Francisco for the AGV A stage floor dressing room, and convention.· The first time they sole billlng in lights. Dreadful, ) AREWORKS- 9 P. M. < went to San Francisco, In 1904, they said. they traveled tourist class, cook­ TIIE LAWYER'S MOTIIER: ing their meals on the train' s pot- Laurence Olivier was In .the EDDIE ZACK and all the gang bellied stove. · Plaza's Oak Room with his wife and 2 BIG FREE SHOWS • 2:30 & 5:30 P.M. Smith &. Dale spoke of appear­ with Anna Weissburger, mother of ing In Chicago at the Colonial the New York lawyer. Mrs. Weiss­ Theater. It was the renamed Iro­ burger noticed that Olivier was quois Theater, site of the tragic smoking Olivier clgarets, made by * Complete Shore Dinners fire. Elsie Janis was on the bill a British firm that pays him royal­ with Sweet Corn and Watermelon with them. They remembered her ties for the use of his name. She Special - Chowder, Clam Cakes & as a sweet young child performer. examined the box and said: "Look, Watermelon $1.10 But then came the big-time Palace your name is on it. And it's even Theater booking. There was only spelled the same way. Larry, you * CLEAN REST ROOMS one stage floor dressing room, I ought to sue right away." * ACRES OF fREE PARKING 81)d Miss Janis appropriated it. The Palace's booker, Eddie Darl­ !Distributed 1961, * NEW RIDES • NEW GAMES by The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) ing, solved the problem by putting_ !All Rights Reserved) ,.. ~~~ ,, ~i IAl B I N d J · h M Of h · year. Mr. Boyman will receive the ,.. f Let's Make-·Up i A~!~ B!!:~~ Je!derai~~ew- ~=•s tempi:" frater~l~ !~e~!ns ;~:1:.~:~f1:r;n~:Pi&ini~2~;: ~! ~ 1 ish charitable, fraternal, educa- and social organizations, which Motor Hotel. : ;-l I' ' tional and cultural activities for annually honors the Jewish man t"l ?~ half-a-century, has -been named and the Jewish athlete of the Use Herald Classified ads. =:c ~": By Jack Stein Rhode Island Jewish Man of the ,;;;;;;.;;;;.;;;;.;;;;.;;;;.;;;;.;;;;.;;;;.;;;;.;;;;.;;;;.;;;;.;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;.;;;;.;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, : s Year for 1961. ~ a 0 ,i MAKE-UP ARTIST ,} Mr. Boyman's selection was an- , rUD STiQD AG£ T.e~I ~ ?( . a ~ i ~ nounced today by Merlyn Rodyn, J\. I I 1\1\ ... ,"-~~~-¥~,.._.. ,1 .... ,.._~ .... ~~-!",",;.";-!",-",;.~~--.:.~~;t",t .. ~~..,~..,,._~,;. .. ,~ .... ~ ...... , ...... -....i president of the R. I . Jewish oo Bowling Congress, com.prising over g;: May is beauty contest month. enviable job it may seem to a 600 men in 16 Jeag-ues represent- Call GA 1-8096 _;, Pick up se"ice z Girls of all- ages will enter into great many men. No matter which Re-styling is an Art .. . and we are t:i competition for the chance towear of the contestants win, there will a c r own. There will be M i s s always be some muttering from ~? master Fur Artists ~ (The name Weinberg hos been associated with Fine Furs Since 1916) ;i.. Photogenic, Miss. Massachusetts, onlookers that the wrong girl was We Have Everything Miss Ranchorama, Miss Black­ selected. It is always pleasant to I Weddings • Showers • Birthdays - MINK A SPECIALTY ~ berry, Miss Blueberry and Miss see the broad smile and look of Complete Porty & G ift line Collegiate. surprise on the winner. On the ' HELEN'S CARDS & GIFTS MARK WEINBERG ~i::,~~ ; Organizations w 111 par ad e. other hand, the look of disappoint- I 711 Reservoir Ave., Cranston 290 Westminster Street S pretty women to attract 1 a r g e ment on the losers makes the ;i.. groups for some special event or position of a judge difficult. 1· · ~ to promote a commercial venture. Before each contest, the judges lt very seldom fails. are usually handed a set of rules I == to go by and a voting sheet. Af ~ What prompts girls to enter· times I wortder who makes out I N these contests? I have heard that these speclficationsl Forexample, !"' the following: 50 FLOOR POLISHERS GIVEN! one must be an egotist to enter .... (Q this parade. Actually this may be I WITHOUT COST ... WITH PURCHASE* OF .,,.... so in a few cases, but there are Each contestant will be judged many reasons why a young lady In "full front standing position." I becomes a participant. As a judge 1. Shoulders must be wider @mstrong TESSERA of one of these contests, I asked than the hips and slope at a 20 de­ the question, "Why do you want to gree angle from the tip of the be the queen?" The following are shoulders to the neck. or PALATIAL. CORLON some of the answers. 2. Arms must flow along the • Minimum Purchase Of 20 Sq . Y ds. 1. "I have never traveled out­ sides and act as a frame to the side New England and this is a body. Because Mel Imoil Brothers feel every homemaker should hove a quality floor polisher. You con get one of the chance to win a trip to Havana." 3. The head should be the 2. "Winning this contest will crowning glory of the body, the famous Shetland polishers without cost to you. give me some good publicity and hairdo serving as a frame for the QUANTITIES LIMITED . .. FIRST COME - FIRST SERVED the chance to meet people con­ head. No hard edges should sepa­ cerned with show business. As a rate the face from the hair. drama student, these contacts can be valuable In furthering my 4. Lines of arms should befull career." but graceful, the fingers slender, Sb.et;la.:n.d neither bony nor pudgy, nails well 3. "The girls in the office groomed. AUTOMATIC DISPENSING dared me to enter and I thought it It is not always this complicat­ would be fun." ed. For the most part, the judges RUG-CLEANING FLOOR POLISHER 4. "After being chosen queen will select the girl that makes the of the junior class, I was curious best over-all appearance. * AUTOMATICAllY DISPENSES SCRUB SOLUTION to see how I would make out in a Gershwin said, "A pretty girl · large contest." * AUTOMATICALLY DISPENSES RUG SHAMPOO is like a melody." So it makes for AUTOMATICALLY DISPENSES UQUID WAI Sitting In judgement at one of a pleasant evening listening to * these contests is not always the music. and now! * AUTOMATICAllY APPLIES PASR WAI COMPLETE WITH All ATTACHMENTS Ill Third Child Third Child Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Schreiber of Mr. and Mrs. Harold N . Israel of 44 Valley Hill Drive, Worcester, 113 Knollwood Avenue, Cranston, Mass.. formerly of Cranston, an­ announce the birth of their ·third AUTOMATIC child and second daughter. Marcia DISP'ENSINC. nouce the birth of their third PASTE WAX P'ADS child and second son, Kenneth Susan, on May 10. Alan, on May 8. ·Mrs. Schriber is Mrs. Israel is the former Elea­ ltUG•C:LIANING UNIT the former Joyce Muriel Cohen, nor Schecter of Providence. Ma­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max A. ternal grandmother is Mrs. Annie Cohen of Emeline Street. Schecter of Gordon Avenue. @mstrong Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schreiber of Edge­ hill Road. Pledges And Gifts May VINYL (ORLON Bar Mitzvah Tessera Pattern Michael Miller, son of Mr. and Be Permanent Memorials Unique and different. Softly colored Mrs. Mike Miller, will become Bar Provisions for perpetuating gifts vinyl chips in a fascinating random Mit21vah on Saturday at 9:30 A.M. to the Providence Hebrew Day pattern. in the Cranston Jewish Center. School were made at a meeting Palatial Pattern this week of the Memorial Com­ A new kind of elegance for people ._ Cohn's Have First Child W . mittee at the home of Thomas who wont top sl'/le in floors. Mr. and Mrs. Richard W . Cohn Pearlman. chairman. . of 77 Harwich Road, Chestunt ·Hill, The committee announced that Interested In Carpeting? Mass., announce the birth of their anyone who has made a pledge or first child, a daughter, Audrey El­ gift to the new structure being You con s~ill get a Free Polisher with a len. on Feb. 22 . Mrs. Cohn Is the erected on Elmgrove Avenue can minimum purchase ~f 20 sq. yds. of any former Dorothy Zura. now apply that donation to a continuous filament Nylon carpet Maternal grandparents are Mr. specific memorial or honorian. Ar­ or equivalent purchase of any floor and Mrs. Harold Zura and mater­ rangements for such a memorial covering product we sell. nal great-grandparents are Mr. may be made by contacting Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ginsberg of New Pearlman. 0 York. Rabb! Akiva Egozi, schooi di­ o Paternal grandparents are Mr. rector, announced that the entire and Mrs. Ralph Cohn of Chestnut student body and faculty will Hill, Mass. participate in the cornerstone Wins Award laying ceremony on Sunday, June Z. Hershel Smith, son of Mr. 11 . Rabbi Egozi said the students and Mrs. Archie Smith of 134 and faculty members will meet at ~ BUDGET TERMS Brown Street, has been given the Temple Emanuel, where classes Faband Labor Zionist Order Schol-· are now being conducted, and will I AVAILABLE 465--469 CENTRAL AVE., PAWTUCKET, R. I. PA 3-9-433 arshlp Award from the Committee march to the site of the new I Open Tues., Wed., Thurs. & Fri. to 9 P.M. - Mon. & Sat. to 5:30 P.M. on Prizes and Premiums of Brown schoolthe Brown on ElmgroveStadium. Avenue, near I ..______, University. A Herald ad always gets the =Plan Tennis Tournaments best results-our subscribers com­ s For Spring and Summer prise an active buying market. ~ The tournament committee of June 30 to· July 2 at Roger Wil­

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Round Trip via Eastern Airlines JET FLIGHTS CALlfORNIA - EUROPE - ISRAEL . . . your idea of a vacation is strolling on a mile long soft Official Agents All Airlines white sand beach, then splashing and swimming in a • gentle surf warmed by a kindly gulf stream to a mellow • Bachelor Party Tours - Various Age Groups 72" (a rarity for New England waters) . . . if dining in a picture windowed setting overlooking the sea enjoying CRUISE ON THE FAMOUS AIR-CONDITIONED mouth melting sea treats, or succulent st.eaks captures M your gustatory fancy, if accommodations mean gracious, s ITALIA ~ tastefully appointed rooms looking out to the sparkling i blue deep of the Cape, if outdoor sports means improving WEEKLY CRUISES TO NASSAU-ONLY $170. up your golf on our 9 hole pitch and putt green or practicing on our all weather tennis court with sailing, motorboat­ CRUISES - TOURS EVERYWHERE ing, and water skiing nearby . . . if it's sightseeing, you're a 'spin' from the storied places of our American folk lore Providence to Bermuda - S.S. Ariadne $1.70 up Summer family plan - ente1·tainment? - enjoy variety shows with the stars, Jewish American cuisine first run films, and dancing to superb bands in our cafe HONEYMOON TRIPS A Specialty Mile long white sand beach and cocktail lounge ... Remember the Cape is the home of -Free Brochures- ( water temp. never below 72") the great summer theatres which play the Broadway smash hits. NOW - New York to Israel - Jet non-stop via El Al Free Golf - Mon.-Fri. New Pitch and Putt Green If you incline to any or all of the above in an atmos­ Call Anytime Tennis• Sailing• All sports phere of friendly people, you'll want to stay and stay at the Sea Crest HotE> l, by-the-sea. under-the-stars of Entertainment nightly captivating Cape Cod. Write or call Zelda Kouffman Milt Q. Shapiro or CRANSTON TRAVEL SERVICE Joseph B. Mohr sea, c:res1' 801 Park Avenue, Cranston Owner Management North Falmouth, Mass. ST 1-4977 Eves. By Appt. ST 1-4977 - ATC and IATA APPROVED SALES AGENT - Hotel Tel: KIMBALL 8-3850 / A subscription to the Herald is Use Herald Classified ads. a good gift idea for the person Biggest Murderer, who "has everything" Says Adenauer For Rent UN 1-3709. JERUSALEM - West German SUMMER LAKE HOME Chancelor Konrad Adenauer has LAKE TIOGUE labeled Adolph Eichmann "the FULLY FURNISHED rehearsal accompanist; biggest of the murderers". JUST BRING YOUR CLOTHING Geller, publicity; Gerry Modern kitchen; washing, drying The Jewish Mothers Alliance Adenauer made the statement machines; dishwasher; refrlgera• was dissolved at the last meeting Gordon, Coreographer, and Mrs. _in reply to a question at the Na­ tor; hot water; piano; new beds; Celia Zuckerberg, properties. The also, kosher dishes (lf you desire). held on May 8 in the vestry of the tional Press Club in Washington. Private 160 ft. waterfront; sun Sons of Jacob Synagogue. Mrs. original music and lyrics for Mun­ He explained that he was speak­ deck; boating; fishing; trees; rec­ Archibald Silverman was guest chkins was written by Betty reation area; shower room; fire­ ing from a moral. not a legal point place. Will rent or sell. speaker ahd Mrs. Harry Weiner Davidson. , of view. This Is really a Summer Paradise was honored by the Mizrachi Wo­ This production is a musical Adenauer declared that the RENTAL • $1,000 YOU'LL LOVE men and the Pioneer Women. comedy-fantasy and there will be German people wanted to see "full June 7 . Labor Day ·Money in the treasury was sent a ten piece orchestra. Tickets will truth and justice" come from the - SIMON LESSLER - to the Mizrachi Women's project be on sale at the door or may be Eichmann trial. EL 1-7867 GA 1·2916 in Israel and the Pioneer Women's obtained by calling WI 2-5310. project in Israel. A check was The principal cast consists of Susan Kapsinow, David Stein, DREAMS CDME TRUE! given to the Israel Synagogue All forms of personal and business 'insurance ~--~l"' committee. Steven Kotler, Eddie Katz, Bar­ New Modern LUXURY BUILDINGS bara Dunder, Florence Weinstein, including - Life - Accident - Group - Fire - New Ma1nificent LOUNGE-LOBBY Diane Wellins, Peter Davidson, COCKTAIL - DANCE Automobile - Casualty - Bonds New CLUB-ON-THE-GREEN A cocktail dance will be held on Neal Fischer, Jimmy Segal and " THI rwur•1 o, TOMOHOW" Sunday at 8 P .M. at the Hotel Charlene Hall. STAR STUDDED ENTERTAINMENT Beaconsfield, Brookline, Mass., in Murry M. Halpert * 2 BIG NAME ORCHESTRAS the Oval Room. JOINT INSTALLATION 800 Howard Bldg. FIEE GOlf in Moy & June George "Tito" Schwartz and his The Annual Meeting and Joint DE 1-9100 Residence: DE 1-6949 2 Filtered Pools • Tennis Courts orchestra will provide the music Installation of the Cranstop Jew­ Private Lake• Boating• Horseback and Charles "Chuck" Goldish has ish Center and its Sisterhood was Su1>er•i1ed CHIIDIIEN' S invited everyone to attend the held on Wednesday in the new DAY CAMP lnile polro/1 affair. social hall of the Center. ... -·•···· Speciol TEEN -AGE Program, Harold Tregar, honorary presi- YOU'LL BE LOST ...... :· \:· "EXCELLENT CUISINE (dietary laws! "WIZARD OF OZ" dent, installed the officers and FOR WORDS! \\ Ji Winner of Nat'I Hotel Food Award The youth of Temple Sinai, un- board of trustees of the Center for ; ·······'1·--- •• Recommended by DUNCAN HINES der the sponsorship of the Tern- the 1961-62 season. The officers When you behold w h a t Healed and Air Conditioned pie's Youth Activities Committee, installed were Milton Jacobs, awaits you at Grand Lake will present two performances of I president; Sheldon Sollosy, first Lodge. Informality, fr iendly ~ TROTTINll HCIS NITH l almo,phere, a graciou• .taff, ~ at llltontlctllt hctwa, Oz" the "Wizard of at the Park vice president, Leonard Broder,. warm ho.ts & s.omething for UMOACIC'S lOW IATES View Junior High School in second vice president; Albert Syd­ every member of the family 1rretch your Vocation Dollar, Cranston on Saturday, June 10 at ney, financial secretary; Mrs. H. keynotH Grand Lake Lodge. 7:30 P .M. and on Sunday, June Lewis Gorfine, corresponding sec- A 2 mile lake, entertain­ SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT 11, at 2:30 P.M . retary, and Mrs. Samuel Fein­ ment, a fine dance band, or Phone Hotel Direct Those in charge of the produc­ gold, recording secretary. gourmet f o o d s ( dietary ELLENVILLE IN. Y.l 370 laws), a day camp, a teen­ tion are Lawrence Amoff, general Those elected to the board of trustees were Richard Barber, Ro­ age program, all this at the chairman; Mrs. Lawrence Arnoff, mo,t modest of rate,. business manager; Edward David­ bert Baker, Joseph Block, Norman son, director; Mrs. Arthur Elman, Bomzer, Elliot Dittelman, Louis We think it's a production; Mrs. Albert Kotler, Gladstone, Julian Holland, Mrs. diflerent, Heiting Tamarack e Ben Lerner, Bernard Margolis, LEBANON, CONN, Tel,: NIAGARA M591 GREENFIELD PARK. N. Y. costumes and lighting; Mrs. Ken­ Yocotion Hperience/ Joe & Sylvia Tannenl,anm, Owaenlii~Mrt. neth Sackett, scenery; Mrs. Na­ Mike Miller, Joseph Postar, Al­ than Ludman, tickets; Mrs. Allen bert Shuster, Al Silverstein, Julius White, Munchkins; Mrs. Frank Fisher, and Mrs. Stanley Zier. The Sisterhood Officers installed by Mr. Tregar were Mesdames Harold Tregar, president; Fred­ rick Kafrissen, first vice president; NARRAGANSETT PIER Morris Coffman, second vice presi­ dent; Sherman Kaufman, third PRIVATELY OWN ED vice president; Jack Westerman, SUMMER RESIDENCES - BEST LOCATION treasurer; Milton Sachs, record- - ing secretary; Jordan Abrams, Buy Now-Be Prepared For Hot Summer financial secretary; H. Lewis Gor­ fine, member at large, and Milton Two houses, insulated, automatic oil heat and cooling Jacobs, corresponding secretary. system, 3 large bedrooms, living room, modern toilet Mrs. Robert Baker, outgoing facilities, large kitchen with electric clothes washer, president of the Sisterhood was disposals, electric range and refrigerator. Automatic presented with a past president's hot water. Equipped with good furniture. Wonderful pin by Mrs. Jerome Herman, im­ yard with outdoor fireplace and small guest house. mediate past president. Ready for moving in . Rabbi Saul Leeman gave the in­ Both houses built by owner 10 years ago. Will sell one vocation and benediction. Mr. and Mrs. Israel Barenbaum provided or both. Willing to sacrifice for quick sale. entertainment and Mrs. Joseph Apply to owner for appointment for inspection Hozid and Har.old Silverberg were co-chairmen in charge of arrange­ DExter 1-5112 ments.

1000 Acre estate • Tennis • 6 Mile Lake Private Golf Course • Beach Club • Sailing Water-Skiing • Drive Ur-Self Motor Boats AIR-CONDITIONED DINING RODM • Outdoor luncheons • Broadway Plays • Terrace Room for Dancing • Entertainment Nightly •SPECIAL FAMILY PUN New Day Camp • Night Patrol • Program for Teeners ...... I * Minutes from the Marlboro Music Festival and "!U, the New $2,000,000 Night Trotting Track.

Glowingly endowed by nature - reaching o,ut as far as the eye can behold and the senses can enjoy • Championship GOlF COURSE • Waikiki INDOOR POOL• Health Club• Outdoor Pool • Aquabana • Riding , Tennis, Twin Lakes• PRIVATE CHILDREN'S WORLD (Little Th,eatre) • New Show Center• Safari Lounge. From Show Time . .. It's no time till music starts in the Sa,ari Lounge . . . a jaunty jazz beat, singers, instrumentalists - filling the night with magic music.

N. Y. TEL: TR 3-3011 HOTEL TEL: ELLENVILLE 2100 raft~ ELLENVILLE, NEW YORK ,cammy Grimmo ~ 200 Visitors Meet The Famou~ J!gel Named Vice President NEW YORK - A platterful of ' the- invitation of the city, the Camello "Cammy" Grimmo, an bagels and lox stole the show last 200 sight-seers showed _ up for i I administrative assistant at the .. week for a group of visiting Con- Ilunch and a fashion show at the Taunton Dog Track for the past ,s; gressmen, - their wives, children International Ladies Garment 20 years, has been elevated to the N and friends according · to New Workers Health Center, 275 role of vice president and di.rec­ ~ York Post reporter, Robert Conley, Seventh Avenue. at West Twenty­ tor of public relations. The an­ ::S In town for the week-end at sixth Street. nouncement was made by Joseph Representative Jack B. Brooks, M. Linsey, managing director and Democrat of Beaumont, Texas, president of the Taunton Grey­ Saturday Evening 5-8 P.M. unable to find the 0-shaped rolls hound Association. BUFFET SUPPER with hard crusts or the smoked In addition to his post as public. By Candlelight salmon, cornered the union's pre­ FABULOUS DESSERTS relations head, succeeding the late sident. David Dubinsky. Bobby Goldman, his many duties MISS DUTTON'S "Where's the bagles and lox?" will also include director of DExter 1-5995 Mr. Brook's asked, passing over advertising. a table heavy with sliced turkey, corned beef, potato salad. rye Grimmo has been in the field of bread and chopped chicken livers. greyhound .racing since 1940 and For,_You, Publicity and Organizational has been very active in major pro­ The Vital Question motions including the famous - P.HOTOGRAPHS - "What's a bagel?" another Con­ CALL American Greyhound Derby, the gressman asked. Engaged - Mr. and Mrs. Engaged - Mr. and Mrs. Blue Ribbon Classic of greyhound '"l FRED KELMAN "A doughnut with muscles," racing. i::l Samuel Cohen, of 71 Gal la­ Alexander Renko, of Brook­ WI lliams 1-5402 someone yelled back from across 0 the room. tin Street, announce the en­ lyn, New York, announce ; ~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ Other quizzical legislators. who gagement of their daughter, the engagement of their '"l ~MMM!""l!""I~ had heard of the dish but had Arlene Adria, to Michael daughter, Marsha Lynn, to Have You Tried ... - ~ - NOW OPEN - never tasted it, helped set off a Martin Weinstein, son of Theodore R. Horelick, son of • CREPE SUZETTE search for the delicacy. Runners Mr. and Mrs. M a u r i c e Mr. and Mrs. Sol Horelick Coin Operated dispatched to scour the deserted Weinstein of 17 Nether­ of Morris Avenue. at Di MAIO'S garment district rushed back with lands Avenue, Cranston. Miss Renko attended Russell RIVERSIDE Open Mondays Self Service a platter. Miss Cohen is a graduate of Sage College and is presently "Very delicious Representative Hope High School. Mr. Wein­ studying at the College of Arts Laundry Brooks countered. "But it's fatten­ stein is a graduate of the New and Sciences at New York Univer­ ing," said his wife, Charlotte. England Technical Institute of sity. 771 Hope Street Mr. Brooks, making up another Mr. Horelick is a graduate of (Opposite Miller's Delicatessen) Electronic Technology. sandwich himself, said he had the University of Vermont and is BINKY'S OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY - The couple plan to be married now associated with the firm of WINDOW CLEANING CO. asked for the bagels and lox be- in 1962. 7 DAYS A WEEK cause he wanted to show his wife Stanley L. Marks. FACTORIES • HOUSES · SHOPS Wash 20c - and some of the other Congress- The couple plan to wed in the GENERAL Use Herald Classified ads. spring of 1962. Dry 1Oc, 10 minutes men a dish they usually did not HOUSECLEANING ~u~ encounter in Washington. FLOORS • WALLS • WOODWORK CELLARS A MORE FLATTERING YOU ... HAIR STYLES FREE ESTIMATE • DESIGNED BY : GE 8-2242 Ann Berr'J j ANNIVERSARY DINNER New students should be enrolled ALFRED ARRUDA, JR. The Seventh Anniversary Din­ in June. so that schools will be ner Dance of Temple Beth Am in able to plan adequately for the /Jeaul'I S/iop Warwick will be held in the tem­ new term. DORIC DAY ple auditorium on Saturday with Parents may contact individual • Personalized Styling a cocktail hour from 8 :30 to 9:15 school principals for specific de" Summer Camp • Permanent Wove P.M. followed by dinner and tails and requirements of the 145 Pontiac Avenue, Cranston dancing. school in which their children are State Licensed • Certi.'ied Teachers 315 WASHINGTON AVE. WASHINGTON PARK SQ. Music will be by Ralph Stuart being enrolled. 27,000 SQUARE FEET OF and his orchestra. William Gel­ WI lliams 1-9886 PROVIDtNCE 5, R. 1. ENCLOSED PLAY AREA berg is chairman of the evening ENROLLMENT • Swimming Pool • Hikes and Louis Shatkin is co-chair­ Enrollment in the Community • Picnic Area • Creative· PJay man assisted by William Spaniel Hebrew School is being conducted • Rest Periods • Indian Lore I WISH I HAD MORE BIRTHDAYS ... and Joel Cerel. now for boys and girls who com­ - BALANCED HOT MEALS - pleted a minimum of five years Ages: 3 to 8 Years It seems a shame that a girl should have to wait a whole year to receive a CRANSTON HADASSAH elementary Hebrew School. Pa­ Two Or More Weeks birthday gift selected at JAMES KAP­ The second annual luncheon of rents should discuss with the - Limited Enrollment - LAN INC. There are so many lovely' gifts there ... for everybody's birthday the Cranston Hadassah Thrift principals of their schools the pos­ Register Early ... and those JAMES KAPLAN PRICES Shop, honoring its 50 volunteer sibility of sending their children are so right ... that I keep looking for Call WI !Iiams 1-6051 more occasions that call for gift shop­ workers, was held on May 20 at to the Community High School ping and giving. the home of Mrs. Julian Holland which is conducted by the Bureau of Deerfield Road, Cranston. of Jewish Education. James Kaplan, Inc. The luncheon was planned and Classes are conducted in Provi­ executed by Mrs. Irving Rubin, dence. Cranston and Warwick un­ - JEWELERS - Thrift Shop chairman, assisted by der the direction of Meir Zippor. 2S0 Auburn St., Cranston Mrs. Samuel Olarsch, co-chair­ Scholarships are available to all HO 7-6660 HO 7-6661 man, Mrs. Benjamin Mellion, studuents qualified to enter the • JEWELRY e CHINA • LUGGAGE Chapter president and Mesdames High School. Harold Tregar is e APPLIANCES • WATCH REPAIR Albert Sydney, William Deitch, chairman of the Hebrew High • DIAMONDS Robert Fields, Harry Levenson. School Committee. ·Industrial Discounts Open Thurs. and Fri. TIii , Herbert Roiff. Lillian Fisher, "'""'1-~...:i~i..::i;..:.---...... u""'U ...... l..:i-~UUJ,...o..JQWUj..g..\QQj....jUUc::a,..:iµuuQ- pianist and vocalist, entertained TORAH FUND LUNCHEON the group. The Annual Torah Fund Lun­ . cheon of the Cranston Jewish HUG IVRI Center will be held at the home of PROTECTION FOR Rabbi Saul Leeman will discuss Mrs. Albert Schuster, 93 Glen "The Contribution of Ezekiel Ridge Road, Woodridge, on Wed­ YOUR FAMILY Kouffman to the Study of the nesday at 12:30 P.M. Bible", at the final meeting this Torah Fund proceeds benefit Life Insurance - Annuities ye:::r of the Hug Ivri, Hebrew the Jewish Theological Seminary Speaking Circle, at 8 :30 P .M., at in New York, the University of for your Family During You, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Solo­ Judaism in Los Angeles, child­ Active Years. mon Eliash. ren's· camps, radio and television A Monthly Annuity In­ A Nominating Committee re­ programs and many other activi­ come for Yourself when you port will also be presented at the ties affiliated with the United decide to retire. or curtail meeting. Mrs. Jerome L. Stein is Synagogue of America. An after­ your activities. chairman of the Hug Ivri. noon of games is planned to fol­ when multiple sclerosis For 'full information call low the luncheon. RE-REGISTRATION The committee planning this hits mother The month of June was set aside event includes Mesdames Joseph FRANK LAZARUS for re-registration and enrollment Cohen, Elliott Dittleman, Jerome in the Jewish Schools of .Greater Deluty, Robert Goldberg, John Life Insurance Protection Providence according to .an an­ Kaufman, and Sheldon Sollosy, Office - GA 1-3812 Res. - PL 1-0716 nouncement by the chairman of chairman, assisted by Mrs. Harold 635 Industrial Trust Building the School Council, Rabbi Akiva Tregar, Sisterhood vice-president Egozi. in charge of program. c/o YOUR LOCAL POSTMASTER

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