Temple Beth-El 688 Broad St. Providence, R. I. A\j: 1 : Mi s s P i :l C U·S Only Anglo-Jewish Serving 30,000 Newspaper in This State in Rhode Island The Jewish Herald 7 CENTS THE COPY VOL. XXXIV, NO. 36 FRIDAY, NOVEMBRE 11, 1949 PROVIDENCE, It. I. SIXTEEN PAGES R. ,1. Zionist Fall Discuss Role of GJC Urges Coverage Center in Community "The Community Focus of the of ·Remaining Cards Conference Sun·day Center", a discussion on the con centration of Jewish Community Centers to extend their services Arthur I. Darman from the Center building itself in Drive Reaches to the larger community, was the "Coverage Week" Is m ain symposium of the 39th an nual convention of the New Eng Principal Speaker land Section, Jewish We If are Announced by GJC $800,000 Mark Board held at the Hotel Sheraton , In a determined effort to ("D"-Day Pictures on Page 1~) The Fall Conference of the Springfield, Saturday evening and bring the 1949 fund-raising Rhode Island Zionist Region will Sunday, November 5 and 6. campaign of the General Jew "Mopping up" activities took be held this Sunday afternoon, Participating in the discussion ish Committee of Providence to over the center of t he stage as November 13 in the Sheraton were Henry Gesmer. vice president a close as rapidly as possible, the 1949 GJC fund-raising cam Room of the Sheraton-Biltmore of the Section; Miriam R. Eph drive officials have listed the paign entered its final few weeks. Hotel. The program will begin at raim, who served as consultant; week of Nov. 13-20 as "Cover At yesterday's report luncheon 2 o'clock and Frank Licht, presi Max Rovner, president of the age Week." at GJC headquarters, it was an dent of the Region, will preside. Manchester J ewish Community Workers, with pledge cards nounced that the drive had reach Headlining the program as gues_t Center ; Saul E. R. Feinberg, vice still outstanding, are being re ed the $800,000 level. Last Sun speaker will be Arthur I. Darman president of the Providence Jew quested to complete coverage day's successful "D" -Day solicita of Woonsocket, former president ish Community Center; Bernard during this period or else return tion was responsible for adding of the R. I. Region, who returned P . Kopkind. vice president of the their cards to GJC headquart $9,000 to the current campaign in recently from a journey to Israel. Section, and Albert M. Stein, New ers at 203 Strand Building behalf of the United Jewish Ap England Regional Director of the where they will be reassigned peal and 54 oth er beneficiary Nomination and election of of Council of Jewish Federations and agencies. Close to 1000 cards were ficers for the coming season will to special "flying squads." Welfare Funds. Two Report Luncheons, in covered and there was a redis be the major item on the business / tribution of 350 cards of those agenda. The nominating commit Officers of the Section elected stead of the customary one, have been slated for "Coverage persons who were not at hom e. tee is headed by Morris Espo of ARTHUR I. DARMAN (Continued on Page 2) Pawtucket. Week." Monday, Nov. 14 and With "D"-Day behind it, the Thursday, Nov. 17, have been Men's Division stepped up its work In addition to the annual re set for brief noon-day meetings of contacting the several hundred ports of the District presidents and HQ me for Aged Annual Meeting Sunday which all workers and captains potential donors still unlisted in the reports of the Regional presi in the Men's Division are firmly the 1949 campaign . dent'. secretary and treasurer, the Jacob I. Felder, president of the mittee, report and explanation of urged to attend and report on The least 1:nheralded and ·the Conference will include a group J ewish Home for the Aged, and changes in by-laws, and Max cards still in their possession. most time-consuming of all cam discussion on the following topics, Sugarman, report of m emorial paign work, "mopping up" activi led by the persons indicated : Max Alexander. executive director, will review the year's work of the committee. ties, nevertheless, "will d e c i d e Activities of local organizations Home organization at the 17th A slate of officers will be pre No.ted Psychologist whether or not our greater Provi - Morris Espo, chairman; youth annual meeting in the Auditorium sented by Irving I. Fain, chair dence community has m et the activities- Bernard E. Bell, chair- of the Home, Sunday at 2 :30 m an nominating committee, and challenge thrust ·upon it-and man; relationship with national o'clock. the election will be under the sup Speaks Here Sunday other great cities throughout the office~Rabbi Morris Schussheim, On the program are Rabbi Eli ervision of Judge Philip C. Joslin, Dr. Murray Banks, n ationally nation-by the desperate needs of chairman; and internationaliza- A. Bohnen of Temple Emanuel, vice president. Rabbi Carol Klein known psychologist, and author an immigration-swollen Israel." tion-Morris Shoh am, chairman. giving the invocation; Herman of Congregation Sons of Jacob of th e publication, "How to Live So stated Joseph W. Ress. chair The report of the resolutions com- I J . Aisenberg, recording secretary, will be installing officer. With Yourself", will be the fea- 1man of the Trades and Industry mittee _will also be presented by minutes of previous meeting ; The meeting is open to the pub ture speaker at the season's first Division, who this week called Re A . Louis Abedon, chairman. Charles Brier, assistant treasurer, lic. regular meeting of Roger Wil- port Lun ch eon m eetings on both treasurer's report; Mrs. Mitchell Iiams Lodge, B'nai B'rith, this Monday and Thursday of next Sherwin, president Ladies Asso Sunday evening, November 13. at week. Finkle, Grant Leave · ciation, women's report; Morris Plantations Auditorium. His sub- "We ar e anxious to close our S. Waldman, chairman legal com- Hadassah Plans ject will be "Life. Love and Mar- books on our campaign," said Ress. For Detroit Convention riage". ~ "Every day's delay means another Dr. Banks, wh o has spoken to Ida y of suffering and deprivation J oseph M. Finkle and Max L. Emanuel Father and audiences throughout the coun- even life or death, in m any· cases Grant leave today for Detroit Theater Party try during the past_ few years, - for our people in the DP camps where they will attend the ses Son Night, Nov. 17 presents a dramatic and humorous 1of Europe and Israel. Time is ra- sions of the fourth annual meet Arrangements for the Rhode discourse on psychology that is pidly running out; we must go ing of the National Council of Scouts and cub scouts of Troop Island prevue performance of the highly entertaining as well as in- I'all-out' these ·last few weeks in the Joint Defense Appeal which 20, Temple Emanuel, will be 9osts Holl~wood p1;od,uction, _Universal- formative. A graduate of New our effort to contact every still will be held at the Hotel Book to their fathers at a Father-Son Int~! nat10n_al s Sword m the De- York and Columbia Universities. unpledged contributor." Cadillac. The J oint Defense Ap Night November 17 at the Temple. sert . starring Dana Andrews and he is noted as a clinical psycholo- 1 Last Sunday's "D"-Day canvass peal raises all the funds for the Michael Levy, son of Mr. and Marta T~ren, _w hich will b~nefit I gist and professor of psychology, witnessed 325 male adult solicitors defense and educational programs Mrs. Sy Levy, is Master of Cere Hadassah s Child Welfare ProJects, and has been a visiting -professor in action. Following a hurried of the Anti-Defamation League monies for the evening and will were made yesterday afternoon and special lecturer at such uni- \ "rally breakfast" at the Narra of B'nai B'rith and the American Introduce the featured enter tainer, at_ a dessert . meeting of the ~om- versities as North Carolina. New gansett Hotel at 9 o'clock and J ewish Committee. Finkle and Herb Taylor, com edian. Prizes and m,ttee working on the affair at York, Temple and Pittsburg. (Continued on Page 2) Grant are members of the n a gifts will be given and refresh the home of the chairman, Mrs. tional executive committee. ments served . Haskell Frank, 27 1 Freeman Park- way. The movie. a stirring epic of Wom en Discuss Plan for Convalescent Home Israel's fight for freedom and the Council Women Vote S50,000 For Hebrew U. Haganah underground. will be A pla n for the formation of a and Exeter. shown Thursday evening, Decem Jewish Convalescent Hom e was Reports were made by Mrs. Ed ber 1. at 8 : 30 at a downtown presented by Mrs. Joseph W . Delegates to the Triennial Con uel P. Lichtenstein of the Hebrew ward F inberg. chairman of the vention of the Council of J ewish University School of Education. theatre. Strauss to the m embers of the Mrs. Haskell Frank and Mrs. Monteflore Ladies' Hebrew Bene shoe and stocking fund. and Mrs. Women, which was held in Balti and Dr. Harry N. Rivlin, chair Ben Poulten, presiden t. Mrs. Poul m ore on October 22 thru 28. voted man of the Department of Educa Alfred Fain. co-chairman. an- Iv o 1 e n t Association Wednesday nounced that the response to Ha- afternoon at the Sheraton-Bilt ten announced the f o 1 1 o w in g $50.000 a year to the Israel Edu tion at Queens College, New York, cha irmen : cation Project through w h I c h and a member of the Council's dassah's previous Thrift Affairs J more Hotel. The project is Jointly Council supports the school of Advisory Committee on the Israel has made it necessary to provide planned by Monteflore, Ladies· Mrs. Samuel Rosen assisted by education or the Hebrew Univer Education Project. a locale for this year's event which IUnion Aid and South Providence Mrs. Abraham Adler, m embership; sity In J erusalem . This grant rep A m o n g the delegates from will accommodate all those who Ladles' Aid. Mrs. Charles Robinson. sunshine; resents a substantial Increase to Providence attending the Trien wish to participate in this Hudas- Edward P . Reidy, director of the Mrs. David Baratz. annual draw provide for an expansion or fac nial Convention In Baltimore were sah pro~ect as the local hotels State Department of Social Wel ing; Miss Pearl Smith, telephone ulty, scholarship, a school library, Mrs. Lionel Albert. president of ha ve proved too sm all. Cards of fare, the principal speaker, com squad ; Mrs. Adolph Gorman, his and educational equipment. the Providence Section, National admission for the performance mended the organization for its torian; Mrs. Louis Silverman. de The importance or Council's Council of J ewish Women , Mrs. must be limited to two thousand, . work on the J ewish Festival Group linquent dues; Mrs. Fin berg, J ew support of teacher training In Is• Henry Wiener. Mrs. Max Kesten however, which Is the seating Iin which t hey entertain J ewish ish Festival Committee, and Mrs. rael was a ttested to by Dr. Eman- m an and Mrs. Archie Finkle. capacity of the theatre. patients at the State Institutions Abrah am Adler. publicity_ <'-> The ,Herald is seen by more Engaged people and read by more people. N. E. Mizrachi Convention This Weekend
New England Mizrachi will hold Da".id Rubinsky of P ortland is its semi- annual conference Sun- ch a irman of the third session be day in Providen ce beginnin g with ginning .at 4 o'clock at which time registration of delegates at Con- Mr. Bin-Nun of Israel will r eport gr egation Sons of Jacob at 10:30 on the activities of the American o'clock. A luncheon. under t h e Israel Corporation which is ex chairmanship of J acob Alprin. porting goods to Israel. president of the local chapter, will The evening session. starting at offer a program consisting of 7: 30 o'clock. will be h eld at Aha Rabbi K adish Waldma n. execu- vath Sholom S ynagogue under tive ~irector of New England Miz- the chairmanship of R a bbi Mor rach1: Rabbi Carol K lein. who will ris Silk. Participating in this pro give a survey of Mizrachi a ctivi- gram are Archie Sm ith. presi ties in America and Israel. a nd dent of the congregation: Harry Rabbi Abraham Chill. '! Km.ft. president of New England The second session at 2 o"clock Mizrachi. and R abbi H arry W ohl features Rabbi H ym an Bick of , ber g of Ne\\' York. Cantor N a For Thanks9ioin9 Lynn. who will speak on the hous- ' than Zolonde k will sing. ing problem in Israel. Max Okin I Tile public is invited to all t h e of Boston is c hairman. 1 sessions. admission free. Wall Papers of ! Fruits and Floral , - Designs Are in Vogue MISS BERNICE SCHUSTER Mr. and Mrs. B e n j a m i n CLASSIFIED Schuster of 78 Roch a mbeau OPPORTUNITIES Avenue announce the engage Classified Advertising R a tes: 7c ment of their daughter. Miss pe r word: Sl.25 minimum. Call Bernice Schuster. to Sta nley G Aspee 1-4312. Deadline Tuesday Earl Snyder. son of Mr. and Mrs. n ight at 5 P. M . Daniel Snyder of 132 Lar c h Street. The bride-elect is a graduate TABLE PADS custom made, h ighest ' ROOM FOR RENT, South Providence. of Rhode Island State College. quality, reasonable prices, p r ompt , Comfortable. Gentleman preferred. servi ce. Call HO 1-9658 for repre- Call WI 1-7567. Mr. Snyder. a·- ve teran of the sentati ve. No ?bl!ga!ion. ufn Army, was graduated from RELIABLE BABY-SITTER avai lable for Brown University and is now ROOM FOR RENT, East Side. Near bath, · Saturday work only. Experienced. Call use of kitchen. Reasonable rent. Cou- 1 JA 1-0021 . a tte nding the Boston Unive rsity pie or woman. DE 1-8118. 1 · • • SUMTER Graduate School of Social Work. · ' • . ROOM FOR RENT, will all improve- P hoto by Oki Seizo BOOKKEEPER-STENOGRAPHER, gener- 1 ments. Single person or couple. DE al office work. $35 starting salary. 5 1-81801 100 Pearl Street. day week. Write Box 2264 The Herald. • · · Delicatessen • • • ' , WOMAN COMPANION and helper to FOUR-ROOM FLAT on Goddard Street. ' cook meals for elderly woman, in Formerly Known as Malin·s Many Women Are Would like to share it with middle- 1 exchange . for home and meals. Phone aged woman or couple. Call PL 1-2588. 1 evenings GA 1-2378. WEEK END SPECIALS: MRS. STANLEY J . SCHERR. Day School Donors KING OSCAR (limit 3) the former Miss Glorya J ean Sackett of Washington, D. C., t h e evening that Dr. and Mrs. Sardines can 25c With m ore than 200 wom e n al Philip Dorenbaum had esta blish ed was m a rried October 30. Sh e ready donors for the Providence a fund of $1 .000 to aid Hillel stu Hoover Scores VITA KOSHER is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H ebrew Day School a nnua l af Pickles qt. jar 33c D a v i d Sackett, formerly of dents who migh t find themselves fair to be h eld December · 8 at in n eed of temporary financial as Providence. Woolf Groates pkg. 17c the Narragansett Hotel. ' M r s . sistence. St. Louis System (limit 2) Archie Smith. general chairman. this week said. " The response is LA ROSA WASHINGTON- f . B . I. :Pi Spaghetti lb. pkg. 13c GJC Drive Reaches indicative that Providence wo men are a ware of the important rector J . Edgar H oo, 1er ttiis week WHITE ROSE (80 in pkg.) $800,000 Figure work the school is doing. Money stated th at the F ederal Bureau of Tea Bags pkg. 59c is n eeded primarily for scholar Investigation does not approve the HEINZ VEGETARIAN (limit 2) I Continued from Page 1 ) ships as there a re m any families d iscriminatory featur e of the n ew Beans lge. can 13c brief remarks by Bernard Good who cannot afford the t uition . In addition. we h ave given six com Sundlun- Eisner St. Louis police identification sys- SWERL man. chairma n of the even t. Al Mrs. Madeleine Schiffer Eisner. tern. Mr. Hoover said . "The F. B. I . Soap Powder pkg. 25c vin A. Sopkin. campa ign chair plete scholarships to children of newly immigrated DP families." daughter of Mrs. L . Victor W eil of d id not recommend, endorse. or m a n. R ess a nd Archibald Silver New York and Monm outh County. man. GJC president. the workers This is the second annua l a f New Jersey. was married W r dnes - approve the form in Question. SUMTER received final instruc tions from fair sponsored by the Women 's Association of the School. day afternoon to Bruce G eor ge W e do not use the word ·Jew· for the Best in Joseph Galkin. GJC executive di Sundlun. son of Mr. and Mrs. or ·Jewish' in d escribing the race Delicatessen rector. W a lter I. Sundlun of Pro\'iden ce. or nationality of criminals in con GJC officials paid high praise Discuss Center's Rabbi Nathan A. P erilma n of n ection with the issuance of our HARRY FAIN. Mgr. to all workers who participated in T emple Emanuel perform ed the identification orders furnishing 933 Broad Street the canvass. "The enthusias m of Role in Community ceremony at t h e h om e of the details on individuals wa nted by Free Delivery HO 1-3220 our solicitors was matched. in bride's mother in New York. the F . B. I. Several years a go the most cases. by the generos ity of Given in marriage by h e r bro ( Continued from Page 1) F. B . I. adopted the rule of pro We carry a complete line of those they solicite d for this great ther. Herbert Frederick S chiffer SMOKED FISH at this coqven tion were Barne tt hibiting the use of words descrip cause. I a m profoundly grateful to of West Chester. Pa.. the bride tive of religion to descril~e a race Ope n Sunday Morning I. Shur of Portla nd. president: wore a Nattier blue sa(in after b o l h groups." said chairma n Jacob L. Barowsky. of H olyoke. or nationality." 8 :30 to 12:30 Goodman. following the final tab noon dress with long sleeves and B ertram L. Bernhardt of Provi ulation of the canvass results. a matching hat. and sh e carried a dence. Mr. Gesm er of Quincy, Mrs . bouquet of white carnations. Mrs. Card of Thanks Eva O lim Goldberg of Brookline. Allen 0 . Hickok. the bride's at- I Mr. Kopkind of New Haven. vice tendant. wore dark green taffeta Aii;l~~i~ reGAo~Rt t e ~~\:,E~~=E~h~ presidents: Louis Miller of Man I O with a white hat. and a lso carried Gabrilowih Family Circle, ext.nd Order Your Turkey Dinner Now ch ester . treasure r . and David L. I Winer of Lynn. t;ecr e tary. white carnation s. :~"~~r·t~:i"."~!1!t~~e:e:~d ·r::~~d:'~:~ For Thanksgiving and Christmas! Edward Bucklin Ostby or Provi- the kind express,ons of sympathy dence was best m an The ushers I offered them during their recent were Mortimer H Hess. Jr . Wal- bereavement. We Hove Prepared a Complete Dinner from Soup Hillel Active As ter Fuld G1ps, Jr. and Samuel c. ------to Dessert- With Any Size Turkey- Which Will 1 H Smart. Jr .. of New York. Al - Unveiling Notice Solve Your Holiday Dinner Prob le ms. New Term Opens fred Halm Joslm a nd J ohn M . I Sapinsley of Provide nce. I The double unveiling In memory WE DELIVER YOUR ORDER TO YOUR HOME! of MR. AND MRS. DAVID LAPATIN With an expanded program of The bride is a lso t h e daughte r wlll take place Sunday, N ovember 13 activity, the 1949-50 season for of t h e late Smnuel Schiffer. She I a t 1 o'cl ock at Lincoln Park Ceme And Le t Us Pion That Christmas Porty the Hillel Foundation at Brown was graduated from the Dwight tery. Relatives and friends are in and Pembroke was o ffi cially la un Sc hool in Engle wood. N. J . and _ vited to attend. ched on October I 1. with a Fresh attended the College F eminin d e Call GA 1-4794 and Ask for Julie or Dave! m a n reception h eld at the P em Bouffemont. near Paris. Fra n ce. broke Field House. Ove r 200 ea ger She ls also the siste r of Mrs. Max Sugarman students. both freshme n a nd up Richard Stanley of Chappaqua. • pe r -classme n. turned out for the N . .Y . Funeral Home festivities. They m e t the ne w of Mr. S undlun is a graduate of fi cers: we re a ddressed by the Hillel Willia ms College and the H a rvarrt FUNERAL DIRECTOR Directo r. Rabbi Nathan Rosen . Law School. At prese nt h e is and EMBALMER STAR ., t!' ~ nnd heard nn inspirntional mes Comm a nding Officer of the 30th MEMORIALS sage from R a bbi Lowell. assistant Troop Carrier Squadron viding religious education for hat it promo es mutua respect ~!;0e~~,';gH~n,e;_n• French Room oi the children of school age. The school and understanding a m ong the re-_. E,·ening-L2d1es Ass,1. Hebrew Dai teachers themsel..-es are not in- ligious grouos. and tha it p,::i- - hool Regula r ,1eeting. rnh·ed in the program. :Sot a ,.i-des the moral ,·aJues needed ·n ;;~1~~ng8 Ji;?le Emanuel ..\.dult Edu- peony of the t.ax payers' money the spirit al education oi the ch "! d . Thursday, Nov ember 11 allot.ed for public education is to .•:1 the arguments. f or and Af ternoon-R. I. Founders for Tuber- be used for the promotion of the against Released Time. ha\·e been ~~t!~~~~i':;,d~:f~!~r~!;e~fon Aid program. The school merely pro- aired in the hearing r oom of o r Board Meeting. \·ides a free hour for the program St.ate H ouse before the specia Friday, November 1a of religious education. committee. _.o,_ 1] the argume .. t..s pre- 1:30 P. ,1.- Hadassah Rep<,rt :--1e-e mg By a n agreement of the Board s.ented here. as elsewhere. ·wh e - J _ h~-ff~~- at ~h~o~~~{v~;u! 1_rs.. S\dne, of Education with the interested , eYer the issue is discussed. ha\·e rellgio s groups. a day and a n ' their strong and their weak points. :'\-IE:S' S ORG.-\SIZ.-\TIO:SS hour each wee: is set aside as the 1 :\1uch •oi the arguing is based on S unday, Nov~mb-er 13 time on which the children are emotion. rather t an on f acts. 10 :00 A . ~L - A merican Hebrew Bene released for religious ins r ·ction. The day has n ot yet arri':ed. a .. d ficia: ..\ ssn.-154 Prairie Avenue. 1 :00 ...\ . '.\L - :\fen's Club Te m ;>le Only children who p resent a card it is not ye in sight. --: en topics Em an u e l Board \Jee:.inz:- Te:nole sig.. ed by their parents are re- o re igion can be disc -sect wi h E manuel. - · 11 :00 A . .\t - ~ ev. L11 land Regiona i leased . Tnose children whose par- om passion. I t has bee . clearly Con\·entlon-'.\.f iz.rach..i Organization ems do not _,- ·-11 t-o send their demo sti-a ed here in our ov:n Sons of Jac-o!l. children to these religious classes Sta e dw ing he · earings. 2:00 P . '.\L - Rhode Island Zioni.:-1. Re gion- Regional Confere .. ce--..\rthu r L remain i . the schoo . . T hey are F o. tunately. t:.ere are m exI.E Darman. s;>ea'.-.er- Sher-alon-Bi! t more. kep busy doin g correcth·e read- tence imparua! s ,·eys on ,he 2·30 P ~f. - Jeu-i.s h Ho~e :or Age-d. 17th An, ual '.\i e-e-ting-~ H 1ib-jde Ave. A Mo ral Disgrace ing. doing home work. ha,·ing iree working of the Released Ti.n1e pro 3:00 P . \ L-~ew England Regional play. rniewing. or in ;;ome other gram . Tuey l a,·e been prepa,ed Convention- :\.!iz.racbi Organiz..atio n The moral ignorance or p la in la zin ess of absent way employin g the time. The by educational bodies. and are : ns of Jacob. ..; ;OQ P . \L- Pro\-idence Be nefina! A ~--:-: . senators w ill cost th is count ry next year on additional S25 children whose paren - desire their based on s .ati.stical data. a nd are. -191 Orms Street. mi llion . Only rec ently a d isplaced persons b ill -.vos re release for religious instruc ion. as iar a.s i is h m anly possible. i :30 P . ~L - S . E. Regiona l Corn·e ntion assemble in separate groups to di\·orced from bias and precon - :\Hz.rach..i Organiz..ation- Aha\·ath Sho turned to committee for this session. T his means that the lom S::,, nagogue. m ee their teachers pro,·ided by cei\·ed opinions. One s ch sur,·ey d i fficu lt and d iscriminatory old b ill which li m its admis 8:00 P . ~L - Roger \\"H!iams Lodge. cnurch and synagogue. re\iews Released Time f or the s~nai s ·nth- D :- . ~1 u rray Ba :i. ks.. sion to 205 000 wartime refuoees and exc ludes the vic ! peaker--Plantations A udit onum. C ities differ i.. the manner in nation. t .e o her repon.s on re i Monda y , Nov ember 14 t ims of the '"cold war" remoin-s in force. which the relig ious instr ction gious educa ion through Relea..sed 6 00 P ~L - PrO\ldt':'nce He rew Da\ _ hoo! Board .\Ie-et mg- :5 \\"atennan More than f ive months ago the H ouse passed by on classes are held. Some oro\·ide ' Tn e in :'-lew Y or.· C ity. B oth were separate rooms in the school published in 1949. Both were con !:>tree . overwhelm ing ..-ote a b i ll liberali z ing the D isplaced Pe r i' ·30 P . ~L - F1rst Odes._;;;,a lr.d Bene- bui.ding. others allow the cl id- due ed by reputable research _..\s..s.n .-191 0::--ms Street son s Act of 1948 to permit a tota l of 339,000 victims of 7· -4 5--Tempie Emanuel Boa. .\f e-eting ren to leaYe the school premises agencies. - Tem;>le Emanuel both wartime oz i and postwar commun ist oppression to to a.ssemb e ·n heir respecth·e I . my second ar icle. next w eek . 8 .00 P . '.\L --C'o:-ig Beth D a\·id ~f e,.eting seek a new li fe in the United States. Fa ilure to poss t h is religious centers. A system of I h ope to e xamine the fi .. dings o f - Cong Beth Da\ 1d . 8 :00 P . '.\t. - Cransto n Jeu-is.C C vmr.:un b ill means m isery and heartbreak for thousands of refu checking on he attendance o f he these two suneys. and o prese. t ity Club Boa.rd '.\fe-e in~. gees in Europe will conti nue. T his b ill meant new li f e and children is worked out. so that their cone usions. basec on o b 3:00 P \I - Gerald Clamon Post :-- o. pupils do not use released time jecti\·e stud es. o n the "·hole s - 369-.-\ ha,·a.th Sholo:n S::,, na,&ogue. new hope. 8 00 P . '.\!. -Jewish ~ational \\"o:- ers f or truancy. sue o i Re eased Time. ..\ Hi ance. Fxecuuve Co m rn I t t e e - As pointed out previously in these columns oppo - herato n -B1 lt.. o re H o e l. Tu~s.ch1 y, November 15 nents of the b i ll were not valid 1n t heir contention that 7.30 P . '.\I. - . Pro ,· Heb Fre-t> Loan ..\ss.n.-15-4 Pratne ...\x e .. hda:rs we hove do~ m o re than any ot her notion in emptying Ask R. I. Jewry Protest Jerusalem Plan 8 00 P. ,1- H1 llel Foundat!on-?rof. the horrible concentration comps of Europe. The fact is I. J . Kapstein- Faunce H ouse that we hove token on ly 15 per cent or 82,000, while The Rhod e Island Zionist Coun - H oly Shrines of all religions. but ~!~n~g- ~ 0 ;~- ~~ j A Organiution Eng land w ith her sma ll area an d populat ion, hos token cil this week voted unanimou ly to internationalize J er us a I e m s 30 P ~I - ?ro,idenc-e F'ra temal Assn . 99,000 to dote plus 150,000 of Anders' Pol ish army . This to p rotest the p roposed plan to would cut out the heart and soul w ~~~e:y.H~l! ~ .m~r 16 inte rnationalize J erusalem . T he o f the n ew republic... , 30 p ~1 - Hehr,," f'n> e Loan A_ is scarcely in line w it h either our moral duty o r our tra group has urged that supporters Similar letters should be sent Board ~!ttt1ng- i28 :-- o. :-taln Str...,, d itional posi t ion as a land o f pd1iticol asyl um. of the Co uncil ,nite to President to the abo,·e listed n ames. t,~J\i;.,;-;;,Cgo~ n~ ~1 .~t,.;,"\;'.,~ha"m It is ho~ed t hat when Congress recon venes in Ja nu H arry S . Truman. Sen. Theodore ______8·00 P. ,1 - Cranston Je,.i.sh Commun a ry courage and energy as well as heretofore absent Francis G reen. Sena tor Edward ste rhood p Ians C~u~.::"/i::,nol~·i:~anu•I Institute Leahy. R ep . J ohn E . F'ogarty. Rep. s ·, t~or Je-..·ish Studle. Dr . ~ Jung- Senators may be found t o poss th is b il l so necessary today. Aime J . F or a nd. Dea n Acheson. Temple Emanuel A s Senato r Ives of New York stated, making a f inal Secret.an' of S tate. a nd .warren M b h' D . ~2:;,.: H:/1.- Touro Board ~lttt! ng - Austin. u. S . United Nations Dele- 1P 8 15 P. ~!. - Brotherhood Temple B<,th - appeal to the Senate for action , " In a very real sense, em ers rive 1 th th is responsi b ility (i n respec t to displaced persons) is on gate. P lans for a m embership dnve ThEJ~~~ti~ t-;J;:,e~~ ~7 Be .El international obligation . Most Americans consid er the A letter suggested by the C oun- o f the T e mple Beth Israel Sister- t2:;-;:;~-~~~!~lsieg~r_ur~!~·r ~·~~';;: cil follows : hood v,ere m ade at a committee ole S..th-El obligation m o re co mpelling because in th is instance we Dear Mr. President: ld f s oo P M " · n b T I s., h " You h ave rendered a t.rem en- ml eet_lng hBe _ tbhe h omfe Go !!Mrs. lsrael-Te.;·1:"n'e,h-Israetmp e ' · ore deal ing w ith human bein gs and not w ith dollars o r r vi n g 1ren aurn o a ann 8-00 p ~I -. !en's Club Tempi• Eman- w ith armament s a nd socks of potatoes ." dous sen-ice t.o huma nity a nd the Street. The driYe. which will ter- uel. Father and n 1'ight- Temple cause of Israel by your consist.en t m in ate "lll'ith a tea for new mem- f~anpel. '11 - R I Je,.ish F'raternai support o f the J ewish H om eland. bers on o,·em ber 29 a the home Assn n5 of Abraha.m. KOTLEN FAMILY c m CLE ter. Officers a re H y W asserman . We urge you now to oppose the o f ! rs. M erri SchuS&heim. is 8 00 P ~! - What Cheu ,.....oo,,. t 0 .8- The K ollen Family Circle elect presiden t. Bent.on Goldblatt. Yl ce p)an for the intemationali.z.ation under the leadership of ~-f rs. Aaron ~ 0040p " J~~~tther~~ Temple Be- h· ed officers al the first meeting this president : Carl Adler. treasurer: of Jerusalem. 1 Cohen. chainnan. M r . Lawrence El- 8-0 ... ling League-Casino All•l•- season beld at the h o me of Mr and Betty Adler . secretary. 5 1 " W e are wholly in fayer of a ny Solomon . co-chairman. and M rs. I •t~:.:. MNo':i~~t;10 \lght _ T O u r 0 and Mrs. David K o Je n of Glouces- A turkey supper "lll'as served. policy which "lll·ould prot.ect the Oscar K lem er. ex-officio. Ha ll . c:, Temple University, and the Uni ... versity of Pittsburg. He is the au thor of the publication. "How to .., Live with Yourself." _ ....a, Over the pa~t few years he has ... thrilled audiences all over the ... country with his unique delivery ... and forceful manner. He comes I to Providence w~ll recommended ==1,1 CQ i by everyone who has heard h im ::;! ! speak. 1,1 ;;. i z0 I Bernhardt Names ,.; i ~ ~ i ; _V_O_L__ 3_N_O_l ______N_ O_ V_E_M_B_E_R_ _-l-94_9 ______G_E_O_R_G_E _ M_ __G _O_L_D_ S_M_I_T_H_ _-E-d-it_ o_r_ j Committee Heads · · Bertram L. Bernhard,(,. president ""Q i of Roger Williams Lodge, last ..;i week a nnounced the names of the -i: Operation "M" Dr. Bank-s, Famous Young Psychologist, I men who will head the various ac ==1,1 , live committees for the coming Hove You Knocked On a Jewish Door~ Hove you told To Be Guest Speaker at November Meeting season . = your neighbor the thrilling and romantic story of how a T he committees and the m en rn I = bond of 12 Americans created a · bond of fraternity and ' chological suggestions a lone are are as follows: Hillel-Merrill Has .. senf eld and Morton BI en der : :!: brotherly love l 06 years ago~ Hove you related the enough. His humorous stories as ..,1,1 dramatic story of unselfish service to mankind by hun I Membership - Sidney Rabinowitz entertainment are enough. Put the and Archie Bellin : Pro gra m - 1,1 dreds of thousands of men and women si nce that mem u two together and yot1 have an Coleman Zimmerman and David z orable day in 1843) evening of unequalled pleasure. Yanover: AZA - Ronald Sopkin 1,1 If you hove not done any of these things in the lost Dr. Ba nks. a graduate of New and Louis Kramer: ADL--Joseph ~ .. few weeks you ore not contributing your shore to the 1 York and Columbia' Unive rsities. Finkle: Budget - Arthur K a plan ;;. · is a clinical psychologist . Prof es a nd Joseph Ress: Membership R e 0 great mobilization of Jewry by B' noi B'rith. What a package you hove to se ll' ADL, Hillel, Youth , sor of Psychology, and has been tention-Max Kotler and Lester Q.. visiting professor a nd special lec Siegel : Good Cheer-Maurice Ba == Services, Vocational Guidance, Americanism and C ivic 1,1 turer at the Un iversity of North zar: Aid to Israel-Charles Green Affairs, Veterans Affairs, Philanthropies and Jewish Ca rolina. New York University. blatL : Legal,'.'_Bruce Sundlun. =~ Education. Every activity reaches into the home, into tf-)_e hearts of every father and m other, young boy and girl. Here is on opportunity for you to help someone forge :Goo. Pastore Greets B'nai B'rith 1· a link with their people. The new member of today be comes a better citizen tomorrow, a t3etter neighbor and Below is a copy of a letter which was sent by Governor John 0. Pastore to Mr. Frank Goldman, President of the Grand Lodge a better American. of B'nai B'rith, upon 'l.he 106th anniversary of the organization. · Knock On Every Jewish Door' If you find a Ben Brith shake his hand and tell him to join with you in the great Operation Membership. If you find one who hos not STATE OF RHODE ISLAND -&·- PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS yet joined our Order, _tell him proudly about our great EXECUTIVE CHAMBER history and traditions. DR. MURRAY BANKS We wont 1,000 new members in the Providence area PROVIDENCE by Dec. 4. Pitch in and do your shore. You'll find a Mem Roger Williams Lodge, B'nai John 0 . Pastore bership Application Coupon on this page. B'rith. will present an outstand Governor ing personality on Sunday even ing, November 13. when the bril October 17, 1949 Local Membership Campaign liant psychologist. Dr. Murray Dear Mr. Goldman: Banks, will be the featured speaker for the season 's first regularly Once again I om privileged to extend the greetings Ties In With National Effort scheduled meeting. of the State of Rhode Island to the members of B'noi Dr. Banks has chosen as his B' rith . The occasion of B'noi B' rith's l 06th anniversary is Driving a head under the slogan, Iis being organized by Sidney_R a b subject. "Life, Love and Marriage", a day on which all of its members should toke stock of "Build B'nai B'rith-Backbone of i n o w i t z and his co-chall'man which is a dramatic a nd humorous American Jewry", hundreds of en- Archie Bellin. It will get under the organization's post accomplishments in selfless ser presentation on little known a nd ' vice in every community in our country where B' noi B' rith thusiastic workers were preparing way with a breakfast meeting and exciting things about one of our j to giv e Roger Williams Lodge the last for one week. oldest institutions. His talk will lodges and women'.s chapters ore located. · most successful membership drive Two operating divisions h ave keep you laughing, sighing and I Y ou and members of B'noi B' rith should be proud of it has ever knot,.,n. been set up to conduct the pro- find you making new resolutions. your organization 's accompl ishments, particularly in civic To add impetus to the forth- 'gram Division heads are David Dr. Banks brings psychology ·affairs and in attacking the forces of bigotry. Your work coming campaign , local leaders Saltzman and Leonard Salmanson. down to earth as he dramatizes in is a cont inuing record to the betterment of our way of were following the_ pattern set by Captains of the teams in these a n .unforgettable way the intrigu the Grand Lodge m its efforts to divisions are Aaron Brom son. ing things that everyone wants to life. It reflects the collective spirit of a greater America. build membership a ll over the Charles G. Greenstein. Leo D. know a bout life. Spa rkling humor It is a spirit not limited or restricted by distinctions of country. Highllght of thi_s a ll-out Waldman. David P. Kopech, Jos and rollicking stories walk hand race or color or creed. effort will · be a nat10n-wide radi~ eph Saltzman. Abraha m Belilove, in hand with his fascinating look B'noi B' rith's l 06 years of existence should be on broadcast on Sunday, Decembei Edwa rd Consove, Samuel Rees, into the human mind. His psy- inspiration to the entire membership and future genera 4th, by Fra nk Goldman .. president E. Harold Dick. Meyer Miller , of the Grand Lod ge. dunng which J esse Bromley and Ma.uric e tions for many years to come. It is indeed a privilege t o he will dramatize highlights of Baza r. congratulate B'noi B' rith on its natal day . the organization's century of ser New Committee vice. Also to be broadcast from The success of this campaign m a ny local stations. is a special will depend on the manpower Set To Function Sincerely yours, transcription made by R epresen available during ·its progress. Na (Signed) John 0 . Pastore tative Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., turally, the more men working, Always in the lead when it Governor w hi ch will congratulate B'nai the greater the results. Sci, the comes to i· endering service to every B'rith on its excellent record of Lodge is asking every m ember to worthwhile cause which has a JOP CM service. participate in the . drive, when direct bearing on the welfare of Locally, the membership drive called on to do so. the Community. B'nai :B'rith this year will start to spread a little I COMING ATTRACTIONS more good cheer among its own I members. I APPLICATION President Bernhard( has ap ROGER WILLIAMS LODGE pointed the genial Maurice Bazar I , for Membership in B'nai B'rith as head of the new "Good Cheer " SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1949 committee and it will be his job I ROGER WILLIAMS LODGE, B'NAI B'RITH DR . MURRAY BANKS to send congratulatory messages 1 to ulf members who might be cele- I 112 Elton St., Providence, R. I. bruting some special occasion. I Speaking on-" LIFE, LOVE and MARRIAGE" Na turally, this is quite a job I hereby apply for membership in B'nai B'rith and, and it wili be most difficult for at Plantations Auditorium, 8: 1 S P. M. if admitted. pledge myself to support the high ideals and Mr. Bazar to keep abreast of purposes of B'nai B'rith. everything that might happen to every member . He has made a - •- good start but needs information Date or Birth I TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1949 Name . . from every possible source. So, If 1 Married? Occupation you know of any personal Items, ' S'TAG COCKTAIL PARTY !Mark X address to which you wish mall sent) please contact Mr. Bazar at 344 1 Doyle Avenue. DExter 1-8947. By O Business Address Phone so doing, you will not only help JENNIE GOLDSTEIN, Entertainer him to do a better Job, but you. 1 Wayland Manor, in the Wayland Room O Residen ce Phone too. w111 be helping to spread a . little more "Good Cheer". ' '------.. ___ ,' B 'NAI B 'RITH GIRLS I Miss Hope Botvin. preside n t of . Better Cleaning and Faster Service Narragansett B" nai B"rith Girls. ... has announced several -projects Is Available at t'l- for the com ing months. These are '1' the D amon Runyon Memorial ::, Ca n cer Fund D oughnut Sale. a DIAMOND. CLEANSERS 0< ··Tree of Life·· with proceeds goin g Il 1089 Broad Street Williams 1-8673 0 to t h e G eneral J ew ish Committee and filling a Thanksgiving basket for a n eedy fa m ily. ~~wwww~~ lr"=::::::::::::::=::::::=::::::=::::::=::::::=::::::=::::::=::::::=:==:===:===:===:===:===:===:===:===:===:===:===:===:===:======~======:=::=w ;;; I I) . THANK YOU ALL! ~ FOR YOUR WONDERFUL RESPONSE TO OUR -_ I l LINEN AND "EQUIPMENT EVENT ~ Especially for those who came and were unab-le to be seated because of a ~ capacity audience, We are presenting once again for your pleasure O.,, "LADIES PLEASE" ::, _ At the regular meeting of the -O I LADIES ASSOCIATION OF THE JEWISH HOME FOR THE AGED ~ 1 To be held at the Home, 99 Hillside Avenue, On December 7, 1949 at 2:15 z ) 0 ...... •.. ~ ~ .• .• 0:, :\IR. .-\~D :\IRS . D.-\ VID B UCKLER were married October 23 at Temple Beth El. Fall Ri,·er . Mrs. Buckler is the former Miss Arle n e Segal of F a ll River . They a r e n ow r esiding a t ~5 F ordson Avenue. Cr a n ston. Photo by Fred K elman i Rhode Island Jewry! H The Mayflower Beth Israel Bowling : · - Protest the Proposed Plan to : Antique Shop • • By S .-\L'LHODOSH • t t•' 1· J 1 • h as a wid e selection of a p I I 0 1 propriate su ggestion s f o r an~h\~·e ~~~ ;!~~e :0~~~ t~r~erf~~~ : . n erna 1ona 1ze erusa em. : W eddings. Sh owers. Anni competition. The fourtee n teams + + versaries a nd Birthdays, as are all set with six men each as + • well as little casua l gifts for the spares have been assigned to + t special occasion s. reg ular teams_ and now the teams + The Rhode Island Zionist Council by Unanimous Decision + can complain about the averages + + ofthenewmenandthenew m en + of its Member Organizations, representing the majority of + can m anei at captain s who can·t , + Rhode Island residents, has voted to arouse public opinion. t bowl. 1 + + The scores for this week were • against the proposed plan to internationalize Jerusalem. + really on the upgrade as Max + + , F lesh i Levy led the assault with ' + + a 3 string 354 . Sam Segal 349. S. + + Summer 337. S . Aron 332 and J. • Here's What YOU Can DO! + Agar 332 also kept those pins fly - + + ing. H igh single of 136 went t,o 'i + + C hoose from 10,·e]y_ soft o Id Sam Segal th0' B en G ilstein 130· , + Write a letter to President Harry S. Truman, to Sen. Theo- + sil,·er in Sterling or in Shef H . Nelson 129. M. Le,·y 128 and 1 + fi eld. or from sm art American s. summer 127 had strings that l + dore Francis Green, Sen. Edward Leahy, to Rep. J ohn E. Fogarty + Sheffield r eproductions. in tea th sets . trays_ fruit - bowls a nd caught e eye i and Rep. Aime J . Forand, to Dean Acheson, Secretary of State, : sen·in g pieces. AZA oFFicrns + and Warren Austin, U. S. United Nations Delegate. A sample + Ne wly-elected officers of R o ger I + letter, addressed to President Truman, might read as fol lows: ! THE MAYFLOWER Williams AZA are R alph Goldberg. j + + president: l\!el,·in La n desburg. vice + + ANTIQUE SHOP president : Paul Bot,·in. secretary: • Dear Mr. President: • H9 BRO.-\D STREET Albert B a klem an. treasurer : San. + + PRO\"IDE :'\C E . R. I . ford G old. sergeant- at- arm s. and • You have rendered a tremendous service to humanity • G.-\spee l-90i8 st ;::1/~1ateman assi ant sergeant- : and the cause of Israel by your consistent support of the : ------: Jewish Homeland. We urge you now to oppose the plan : + for the internationalization of Jerusalem. + ? .+ We are wholly in favor of any policy which would .+ WH YNOT • : protect the Holy Shrines of all religions but to interna- : + tionalize Jerusalem would cut out the heart and soul + : of the New Republic. i Good coal cosfs no more than the "not so good". So why : Respectfully Yours, : not bum our red trademarked Famous Reading Hard Coal? t (Your Signature) + It's a better Pennsylvania anthracite- actually "laun • • dered',' and laboratory tesfed for purity and cleanness. :• Don't Delay! Send Your Letters Today! •: •: The Names and Addresses of Those to Receive Letters Follow: •: : PRESIDENT HARRY S T RU MAN, White House, Washington, D. C. + + DEAN ACHESON, Secretary o f State, Sta te Department, Wash ington, D. C. : + SEN . THEODORE FRANCIS GREEN , Senate Office Building, Wash ington, D. C. + •+ SE N . EDWARD LEAH Y, Senate Office Building; Washington, D. C. + REP. J OHN E. FOGARTY, House of Repre sentatives Office Bu ildi ng, Wash., D. C. + ·: REP. AIME J . FORAND, House o f Representatives Office Building, Wash., D. C. i DAVID KORN & SONS WA RREN AUSTIN, U. S. U. N . Delegate, United Natio ns Headquarters, N . Y., N . Y., DExter 1-7730 - 1-7731 195-197 WILLARD AVENUE YOt.:R Fl:EL PROBLEMS SOLVF:D QUCKLY. •• The R. I. Zionist Council •+ EFFlCI ENTLY and COURTEOUSLY •...... • . } _ ing the Gehrig Appreciation Day ceremonies at the Stadium in 1939 following the disclosure that the ...C7> SYD COHEN: gathering rust on the Iron Horse Turkeys For Thanksgiving C7>.... could n ever be removed-Mel Al .... ' len is seen in the background, ap Prepared For You .. Only 15c .... A Southern Yankee-- plauding as hard as he can, per pound while his smiling face is contorted Cl: ~ How About That? by the tears he is trying to hold Above The Market Price of Live Turkeys back. ; /~~~~~=====:~=====:~=====:~~~~ And when they snapped pictures Think of it! For A Mere 15c per pound extra We : (This is the first in a series of sports because of his persuasive of the dying Babe whispering his Will Provide Chunky, Double-Breasted Turkeys . .. 0 profiles of Jewish personalities eloquence, his vocal personality. hoarse thanks to the crowd that All Cooked Koshered . . . Roasted, Ready to Z prominent in the field of sports, Only a few weeks ago, Allen was gathered to pay him honor in ~ both national and local, that will selected by the Sporting News as 1947, Mel again was in the cam be Served On Your Holiday Table. ~ appear from time to time in this the American League's outstanding era's range as the shutter clicked. NO CHARGE FOR KILLING AND PLUCKING column. Readers' suggestions for baseba ll announcer for the fourth S When the Yanks honored the This Offer for 16 lb. Turkeys and Up Cl: future profile subjects are in- time in a row. Since Mel h as just immortal Bambino for the last Knishes, Kishka, Cranberry Molds, Soup, Made to Order "'- vited.) concluded his fourth post-war year time in 1948. shortly before his ~ Wha t 's your idea of the best at the Ya nkee mike. it becomes death, a nd introduced all th e old ~ job in the world? President of the a ppa rent tha t,_ h e has never been time Yankee greats, it was Mel Cl: United States? Owner of a mil- a nywh ere but a t the t op . Allen who handled the difficult KOSHER CATERING ~ lion dollar concern? S u Pr e m ~ .Creates New Fans a nd complicated job of introduc ::i:: Court Judge? Whatever it m ay be. Not con tent with n aming him tions. Connie Mack day during LOUIS' ·SERVICE ::i:: there are millions of baseball fans t op broa dcaster, the Sporting the season just concluded was the ~ - Ya nkee adherents in pa rticula r News also credits him for h aving same-it h a d the Mel Allen trade 95 ORMS STREET MA. 1-2374 PL. 1-3125 ::= - who have their own ideas on boosted a ttendan ce a t Y a nk ee mark stamped on it with indelible ~ tha t subject. And to them the best gam es a nd creating wh a t is un ink . .., job in the world is th a t h eld down doubtedly the largest listening This sounds like as good a time t5 securely by a fellow named Melvin a udien ce th at a n y ba ll team com as an y-and surely an a ppropria te Z Allen Israel, a conver ted New m a nds. It n aturally follows th a t time. a t th at-to sum up th ese FULLY AUTOMATIC, FAMOUS , ~ Yorker out of Birmingh am , A la - h e a lso h as been a significan t fac achievem ents of tha t Al abam a "" bama. tor in creating countless n ew fan s born a nd bred Ya nkee in his own 5 The job? You're ah ead of m e for the Bronx Bombers, wh o n ever ph rase th a t h as become such a SILENT GLOW Cl: by now, of course. It's th e privilege exactly suffered from lack of sup n ationa l by-word: * * ~ of broadcasting, on the spot, every port in the past . How about, that? Oil Burners Installed ~ exhibition, ch ampionship a nd Mel Allen is so much a part of (To be continued) ::i:: World Series gam e that is played the Ya nkees now tha t the f ans .50 E-- by the fabulous New York Yan- even compa re him with other a n- TO VISIT VET POST 197 kees. n ouncers when deba ting th e r ela - Members of th e Reback-Winsten Plus Three Years GUARANTEED What, to any baseball fan, could ti ve m erits of a n y two clubs. T a ke Post 406. J ewish War Veterans. To Pay be better than living and travel - the Red Sox. for example-a good Pawtucket, and Auxiliary, will ing with a major league club, be- example because of their proxi visit the Finem an-Trinkel Post ing considered a part. of them, and mity to Providen ce. Boston a nd 439 a nd Auxilia ry November 21. l•OU having a hand in making them New York fans m ay argue night \:'EARS great? That is the position in a nd day, without either side re which Mel Allen, as he is known treating an inch. as to the value @ FOR GOOD professionally, has gained national of Willia ms vs DiMaggio, of Teb fame for himself and created new betts vs Berra . of an y of the JEWISH FOOD Three MINNEAPOLIS HONEYWELL CONTROLS with Thermosta t Oil Filter fans for the Yankees. players. But the New Yorkers It's Pre,suretrnl Automatic Damper As the Ya nkees' announcer , Mel usua lly have on e ace up their I Ma ster Rela ,. 1-"iromatic \"alve has risen to the status of th e num- sleeve-they m ay n ot get t he Sox z;;; Gallon 'f ank , All Ta nk Pipin!t" ber one J ewish persona lity in the fans to con cede positio ns on the Tank Gaug• T a nk Valve field of sports. Here is a m a n who fi eld. but they do usua lly gain an LILLIAN'S Fine,t Combustion C hamber All Ei ectri,·al Work is>not an a thlete, but yet h as risen edge by compa ring th eir team s' Restaurant Ventaiarm Roilrr C' lr anrd & Painted to th e h eigh ts in the realm of a nnouncers. Sox fa ns. a nd th ose JACK L. EPSTEIN, Owner ------~- ·- of oth er ci ties. don 't h ave much to Take th e Family to say on th a t score. Man y of them Lillia n 's F or Sunday Dinner PENNA COAL CO. 1945 DODGE would rather listen to Allen th em It'll Be a Treat selves-and they do. 23 BURRILL ST . FUEL OIL - BURNER SERVICE Travels With Team TEmple 1- 9310 143 ALGE" AVE., PROVIDENCE HO 1-73JO TRUCK Allen holds a unique distinction in th at h e is one of th e extrem ely EQUIPPED WITH GARWOOD few a nnouncers who travels with MECHANICAL HIGHLIFT HOIST the team a nd broa dcasts its play _ COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES , . 4 TON CAPACITY - by-play from t·h e fi eld of action . ' EXCELLENT CONDITION No telegraphic re-creation for Mel. He is one of th e squad . He lives PRICE $1300 with his team at th e Stadium and ALSO ONE GASOLINE AND ONE on th e road , a nd so his a n ecdotes ELECTRIC COAL CONVEYOR a bout them a re real a nd interest ing, a nd usua lly unheard in the 1 STuart 1-4272 past. He h as been responsible for such nickna m es as th e "Old R eli a ble" tag th a t is worn so proudly UPHOLSTERY by Tommy Henrich . Fa b r i c s , tapestries, jac But Mel has achieved more than quards, Center Chanukah for Fall! '-: ew. lighter shade:; oi Workshop Committee C1ey. Brown and Blu e The Cha nukah Workshop C om a1e bei1111 featured this mittee of the Jewish Community Fall a11d \ 1:;,11te r. Y ou'll ' Center Parents Association is fi nd tfwm all at l~ id1ard ,. holding m eetings to assis t pe r of COUf,).(' ( son s interes ted in making Chanu . kah decorat ions for their h om es. : The Paren ts Association will de I m onstrate the use of the materials a t the n ext city- wide m eeting. Mesdames Bernard Segal. Da nd Cohen. Leo Glecklen. Leo Boren stein and Sol Fis hman will be in charge of the m eetings beginning M onday evening at 8 : 15 o'clock in S apinsley Hall. and continuing for the following two Monday evenings. Pola nd is prepared to ch a n ge See >2 h er p osit ion on the in tern a ionali ERWIN Char,e zation of J erusa lem . for which it SUMMER Open Mondays A ccounts \'oted at lhe 1947 G e nernl As Invi ted sembly. 1l was ren:aled in J e ru salem · by h e Polis h con sul-ge n 141 Mathewson Str•t+ in Providtne• eral. Pro f. Olgierd G orka . ------ ·~;: "I______r I . . n~ 1 I I chosematchin· a g gowaccessoriesn of ice. Thbluee mwiatth- Ibride. zen. grewasat- graalsondmother in the rece1nngof the corsage.ghter-in-law T he woredaughters corsages and of daugold- /Joe. • ,i of honor. chose a gown of Nile .... green. satin with a low shirred .... 1 neckline. fitted bodice and hoop "' Al Kilberg and Abe Lobel skirt. a nd a headpiece of Talis 1 •.., . m a n roses m atchin g her spray ' bouquet. j Announce I B ridesmaids were Mrs. A I 1 a n Weiss and Miss Terry Lewenthal. Iboth of New York. cousins of th e . The Opening of brid~: Miss Estelle Tar le of Provi dence. the groom 's cousin and THE I Miss Eleanor Shepard of Norway, Me .. classmate of the bride. They 1 wore emerald green satin gowns I in the sa m e style as the m a tron ' MILL REMNANT STORE of honor. headpieces of yellow I roses. and ca rried spray bouquets I 335 BARTON STREET PAWTUCKET, R. I. I of yellow roses. , PAwtucket 3-1801 Jerome Lamchick, of Cranston Some people b· 1 I was best man and ushers were IDR • We Welcome Patronage of Charles Brynes. Robert Soren and I f • • I Earl Cohen. a ll of Pro\'idence. a nd I \ all Our Friends J ames J enkin of P a wtucket. this is the only kind of person who can Susan L. Weinstein. niece of th e that 1 ~~~~ Ibride. fl ower girl. was clad in a i afford to buy at MODERN 1 'Tisn't true r eplica of the matron of honor's Those m isguided sou ls ar'e people who don't know gown. The bride's mother chose a gown that Modern has coffee tables that start around of plum silk with gold sequins and I 15.00 lamps a round l 0.00 . . 9' x 12' rugs Mrs. Lamchick selected a ligh t around ·s9.00. You' ll find in-l ine prices on brand blue silk gown. Each had a n or chid corsa ge. name furniture, flooring coverings and other ac After a reception a t the Ma nor . . cessories, too. And everything we sell has to be good the couple left on a wedding trip I THE OPENING OF to New York. Washington and qua li ty. Miami. For' t ra veling. 1\1.rs. Lam TICKET chick wore a teal blue suit. with Take a stroll thru our store one of these FRYE'S AGENCY sh eared bea \' er colla r and poc- 1 days. You'll see further proof that there's almost kets. brown a ccessories and a 103 WEYBOSSET ST. white orchid corsage. no one these days-who can afford not to buy fur We a re pleased t o announce our new service to They will reside at 68 Ontario I n iture at the Modern in Foll River. theatre-goers, sport. fans, patron, of symphony S treet upon their return. concerts a nd the opera, with Cha fetz-Keller R n . a nd Mrs. Phillip K eller of If it is inconvenient to visit us during regular store Tickets to All Attractions this ci ty a nnounce t" e m a r-- ia~c hours any member of our owner-m anaged staff will be RHODE ISLA.i'1D-Boxing at the R. I . Audi• of th eir daughter . Miss H arrie, h a ppy to arrange a n evening a ppointment. Drop us a lori um, R. I. Reds H ockey Games, Brown K eller . to Re,·. Boris Cha fetz of j card or call Fall River 6-8291. F oo tba ll Games, Wrestling, Basketball, Ice R oxbury, Mass. The ca ndleligh ~ Shows. ceremony was perform, d by R a .:ibi 1 BOSTO:S- All Theatres, F ootball Games, Joshua Werner of Pro\'iden ce. Hockey at the Boston Garden, Boxing a t Me Rabbi A. Zuber of Roxbury a nd By Invitation ... chanics Hall, Boston Arena and Boston Gar R a bbi M . Plotnick of Ma lden . 1 den. Symphoni es and Operas. Mass. October 30 a t the United Dealer-member of the JliEW YORK-All Theatres and Sports E vent.3 Commercia l T ra,·elers H a ll. Music Grand Rapids Furniture was by G eorge J a ff e a nd h is or FRYE'S TICKET AGENCY ch estra. Guild . .. Ma tron of h onor was Mrs. Oa ,·id S . Polen . sister of th e bride. a nd : J oel Cha fetz of Dorch ester . the TEL GA 1-4639 groom 's brother . was best m a n . In the receiving line were th e 1 bride's paren ts a nd Mr. a nd ; . 1 s. IJ . Cha fetz of New York. th e bro t her a n d sister-in-law of th e I groom . ATTENTION I G u es t s from Rhode Isla nd . I Mnssach uset ts. New York. New All Young Judaean Leaders J ersey, Ma ryla nd nnd Cubri 1t ten ded. FURNITURE COMPANY AND ANYONE INTERESTED IN BECOMING A Mr. a nd Mrs. Ch a fetz are n 0w resid in g a t 37 Crawford S ~ree t. YOUNG JUDAEAN LEADER : R oxbury. 376 SOUTH MAIN STREET FALL RIVER, MASS. Turek -Russian There will be on important orgoni:i:otionol meeting Mr . and Mrs. Israel Russiun of Open Friday Euenings Until 9 at Norman Orodenker's house, 272 Warrington Ma rlborou it h Street announce the I I m a rriaitc of th eir da U!( h ter . Miss Street, at 8 P. M., Monday, November 14, 1949. Ma ry Russian. to Ch arles Turek Parking Rear of Store IS:::::::::::::::::::::::==::::::::z::::::2::::==::::::::2::::==:::::::::::::==::2:::'z'==::2:::'z::::::::::::"::::::::::z'==::2::::;:g_l , of th Is ci ty. on October 30 at t he l~::::::::::::=:::==:::::::::::::'==::::::::==::::::::::::::"::::2::::z::::::2::::==:::::::::::::::":::::::::::::::'==::2::::z::::::'::::'::=::~ r ~ Preparing for Day School Donor Luncheon I ...a, a,...... Freddie Is Ready For Thanksgiving ORDER YOUR Turkeys and Capons NOW! No Half Pound Added -- Net Weight! '-I I;.) ;z ~ ------A committee meeting of th e >0 CR ANSTON BOWLING ProvidenceDonor Lunch Hebreweon . sponsoDay redSchool by Capons lb 57c C:: the Women's Association. Decem- Emanuel Bowling i:.. ber 8 at the Nar'ragansett Hotel, 1 '-I By DR. HAYVIS ,voOLF was held last week at the home By JOE PRIMACK REMEMBER -- Freddie's Prices Are ~ "Get rid of those bowling shoes." of Mrs. Irving Koffler. 81 Black- I Alth h tt· th . - I h " h stone Boulevard. _oug spo m g . eu- nva s says Max White. "and get lg Sho,•·n are. seated J-'t· to r1·gh t, 124 pms. Ma_! Paynor s Browns single of 123 like I did Tuesday ,, = h ts d t What He Advertises! nigh t ." That was a trick of fate Mesdames • Max Brodsky, m enu won t ree porn an are way ou and it sure will be a problem to chairman: Isaiah Segal. ex-offi- 1 m front m th e league_ race wit\:~ I cio: Irving Koffler. hostess: carol 18 and 2 record. Mal s te~m bo I :i~eM~~eoff th~~~~:;1:~or;:a~~; Klein : P a ul Chernov. reser vations: ed a neat 1605 ~nd nov.- have a are no pre-requisite for a good and Joshuah Bell. decoration s. te~:11 average of :>2\ T:e .?ry now bowler. All you need is ma hzel and Standing, Mesdames Jo se ph is Break Up th e B O n s · A Freddie's Special! Lindy's Diner. Al Cohen has both Berstein. John Fishman. J ack ! "Ba be" Chase did himself proud · and also h ad high three with 313. Laufer. Miss Pearl Smith. co- chair- by m a king the season's high sin gle Ben Mellion had 309 and Max man of Journal: Aaron Bilgor. 1 of 149 and high three for the Special forr Saturday' Night Only White 308. teleph one squad chairman: Sam- i n ight with 361. Other high threes A spare on a spare sure raised uel Popkin. floral decorations: Na - , were Fr~nk Goldstein 3:>6~ George the roof and Al Sydney's hopes. than Weiss. Philip Goldberg. Ro- I Miller 3:,3, !31lly Dwares ~:>2. Lefty but he'll h ave to go a few more bert Berlinsk:,:. ways and m ean s I Goralmk 3:>0. Paynor 34 1 and. at to m ove into the Al Cohen or J ack Ichair man: Joseph Dubin. William 336. Jake Orchoff. Sam G ordon CHICKENS Phillips class r h o d e i s I e1 n d ' ::.- ,,,,:::::·:::,:::,,,=,:::':::,,, foremost modern furniture store open daily t'1- "til 5·30 p. m. :::, ;.. t"' 5::J "!j :::,.. Offi cers of What Cheer Lodge J oseph K opla n. retiring pres1- 1 ------~ 183, Independent Order of Brit h dent. 1ece 1ved a president's ce1 - one of the founders of the con- < Sholom. take the oath of office t1 ficate . ' g1eg at10n a nd for m a n y years on ~ at installation ceremonies h eld Nath a n K a hn was chairm a n of I the board of t rustees. 1s leaving o recently. Left to righ t are Sol the a ffa ir a nd John T eder was for Ca lifornia where h e will rri a ke < Wa ld, president: Martin Pivnick. toastm aster . Enterta inment \\·as his h om e. ~ vice president: Simon Greenberg, provided by Rev. Nathan Zalondek I ------S I recording secreta ry; Harry Was a nd re freshmen ts were served by I t'1 ,I serman, fina n cial secretary: Max the social committee. Old Established Company :::, ~r:,r:,r:,ooo.=~~C':::l.O~cooe-:i Margolis, treasurer, aHd I rving Offers Attractive Rotes ;: D y B f "t I E W K ahn. Nathan Kahn and Alfred OU ene I n very _ ay Aden, trustees. Beth Israel A.-mistice I To ·Israel by Plane or ~ Wh Y B at H BERLINSKY'S Louis I. Gilgor of Philadelphia. by Steamship ~ en OU uy • Grand Secretary. installed the I One of Providence's most up-to-date meat markets officers a nd . Mayor Dennis J . Day Services !Rob erts and Senator Frank Licht. COMPARE OUR PRICES ON TOP QUALITY spoke. T emple Beth Israel observed 1 Armistice Day with a specia l ser KOSHER MEATS- -- vice las t night conducted by Rabbi I Morris Sclrnssh eim. assisted by WHAT Do You PAY? Ri Beth El Bowling Cantor Israel Breitbart a nd Dr. Weiss at the orga n. ~ Flan ken 1 b 59c Rib Steak lb 69c \.i · By JOE G U TTERBALL A farewell reception in honor Chuck lb 59c Veal Chops lb 69c Lenny Triestman·s tea m has set of Morris Feinselber was held fol H \J lO\\·ing th e services. Mr. Feinselber, o Br,·sket tr·,mmed lb. 80c \1 a new high team-sin gle m ark in 0 CT the Tem ple Beth-El Brotherhood [l Bow li-n g League. Reliable Window 0 Call DE 1-9595 :1n· Lenny·s keglers came up with a 574 score at the Casino Alleys last C1eaning Company UU. \l week to better the 569 total m a de H BE R L I N Ky \l the previous week by J ack Bil ow· s 9 Meni Court HO 1-2889 • s - Esta blished 192 1 '.1 1bowl ers. Triestm an·s Terrific T eam in il was a ble to move into a t hree-way !\ wning-s a nrl Storm \Vindows I KOSH ER MEAT MARKET il tie for second place with Leo K o- lns ta llc rl a nd Removed 252 WILLARD AVENUE \l pit a nd J oe Alterman's squads L ..,._,.,._,~~~~-a Archie Finklestein" s Fearless Five ·· .Juwww~~ogoi::::;i:;...w,:::;i, dropped t hree points. but still cl ung to first place by a two-point MICHEL I m a r g in. The Alterman a g g r e g a ti on . LOSHAKOFF which includes Joe and Nat of the team n ame. in addition to G eorge Woled, Sh eldon Bloom berg and G eorge . intvidoua firstI avera witges.h 11 2Murray 8 /18 . Charlimovede S il verman was able to roll th e '-=-=====~======~ best string fo r the night, 134, which aided Walter Strauss' Stel lar Cell ar Dwellers. They took three out of four points from Ler i ner's team, but they're still in last O. K.! p lace. Bert Bernhardt, a lso of Strauss' S .C.D., roll ed 80 a nd 86 for his Want some Famous Reading Hard Coal? 0. K. firs t two strings. And as he kept up that pace for the third strin g. Just say the word. And it will be genuine Bill S il ve rman m arked Bert's score Sure cure fo r wurrie~ about the future i~ hav ing backwards. It didn't h elp. Bert Famous Reading Anthracite-trademarked with m o ney in reser ve. So, wh y not le t your " o unce of ro ll ed a nother 80 . prevention" he a regu la r sav ings prng r;1111 1n an the tiny red spots to show it's the real thing. insured sa vings acconnt he re. Your 111 0 11 ey i~ in lti\NIC OF E:-.QllIRE rn red to S'i,000 h y Fcdcr,d .'l,1ving\ an~I Loan Dr. J oseph P . Markow itz. Mas lnsur;1n ,e Corpo rat ion . ,111d yo 11 get ,1 \\'orthwhil c: ter of Works or th C' W 11 a t Cil cer Lodµc 24. Kniµh t::; of Py ret urn o n sav ing, . t11ia s. a ssisted by his dC' ~ree team. [ co nfNrccl til e rank of Esquire on Eclwarcl il ve rrn a n and Manuel I Lester . Pa"cs. at Castl C' lla ll Oc tober i 4 . G ltENEIHEltS · UANC'E Al PcppC' r heads tile socia l com DAVID KORN & SONS mi tt('C' of th C' G rcncd i,•rs· C I u IJ 195-197 WILLARD AVENUE which is pla nninµ :1 Thanks" ivinµ d a nce at lhc J ewi sh Connnunity DExter 1-7730 - 1-7731 Center November 24. Jack J essel Member or the Fede ral Home Loa n Banking System YO UR FUEL PROBLEMS S OLVED QUICKLY. nncl his I..H1t1d will provide music EFFICIENTLY a nd COURTEOU~LY and refreshments will be served. ~ Spend your advertising dollar Isee n and read by more people Our Younger Set wisely. Use the Herald, which is every week. DON'T ..."' Order Your Wedding "'... • Flowers Until You See ... NARRAGANSETT HOTEL ABE KROLL FLORIST Operates A Separate Kosher Kitchen 633 \l\'estminster Street UNDER THE GA 1-8088 Let Kroll Estim ate and D esign Supervision of the Woad Hacashruth Your Wedding NO OBLIGATION Kosher ·" rt'" "A' f"I rn 11· 1·~~ / ~vvvlvvvv"JAMESvvv v Catering ~! \ () () AT ITS BEST ( ) () GOLDSMITH , ) () ( ) Combining All the Con The Narragansett is the ( ) Insurance of veniences of a M o ct e r n Only Hotel in Rhode Island () ( ) Every Type Hotel With Those of Down Approved by the Official \ t,own Location. Kashruth Organization. g 805 Industrial Trust Bldg. , ; BOOKINGS FOR WINTER NOW BEING ACCEPTED ) ; Phone Residence i > Planning a Bar Mitzvah? Call Us Now for Your Reservation. • \;JA 1-3900 DE 1-4275 ' Guests May Check With the Ma n agem ent to Learn **31ClOIOIGl010IGIGl~l~l~l~l~!:;i::t::IGl010!24ci Which Kitchen is Used for Their Dinner ROBERT WARREN BLAZER, one year old, is the son of Listen to Mr. and Mrs. H. Blazer of 1146 Narragansett Boulevard, Edgewood. CHRISTMAS STARTS EARLY Photo by Gaberm a nn "The Eternal Light" A program series drawn from HORSE ON AT MAL'S! WHEELS tober 25 at the J ewish Community the rich storehouse of Jewish $5.95 We're ready for Xmas now. Knights of Pythias literature, history, and music. Holds up to Stocked to the brim with new Center. 200 lbs. merchandise that will gladden EVERY SUNDAY Large every kiddie's heart. A committee m eeting. to a r Selection Honor Paul Goldstein range a cake sale. was held last 12:30 to 1 P . M. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR week at th e home of Mrs. Shef Paul Goldstein, past ch ancellor SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13 LAYAWAY PLAN of What Cheer Lodge 24, Knights fres. Chairmen of the sale a re of Pythias, was honored at, a tes Mrs. Joseph Young, Mrs. H arry DOLL Rosen a nd Mrs. Adolph Shapiro. "Emma Lazarus" A small deposit CARRIAGE timonial dinner given by the lodge w i I I hold any $3.98 October 31 at the Na rragansett who a re assisted by a large com by Morton Wishengrad item for you till Others mittee. Christmas. $2. 98 - $32. 95 Hotel. Approximately 70 m em bers attended the affair h eld an WJ AR nua lly for a m ember deemed m ost Order by mail. C. O. D. orders worthy of the honor. promptly Mr. Goldstein was financial sec Dr. A. Nemtzow forwardet,;. retary of the group for m a n y years and this year completes 25 , Optometrist years of m embership in the lodge. VELOCIPEDE 29 ABORN ST. GA 1-71'12 $3.95 UP Personally ·supervised by Mr. and Mrs. Mal Dr. Clara L. Smith To Address Women Please Make Reservotions JEN JEWELRY Now For Our Dr. Clara Loitman Smith \\'ill speak on "Medical Achievem ents THANKSGIVING DINNER in Children in Israel" at t he first Company open m eetine: this season of the 76 OORRANCE STREET WEINSTEIN'S PAwtucket 5-2122 Miriam Hospi tal Women's Associa- tion a t the Sheraton-Biltmore Diamond Setting ond Lake Pearl Manor Hotel. Monday a t 2 o'clock. The feature en terta iner of t he Garden Appraisels Route IA \Vrcntham, Mass. I Room of the h otel will a lso be on Strict Dietary La ws ~ :1:ij ® @1 ~ :1:ij ·® @1 ~ mij ® ~ the program. Jewelry Repairing , Exct•llcnt. Accommodations I J . KENNER. Prop. for Wcddini:-s and Parties Ball, Chain Club l'hone \\'rentham 325 ~ HSIAOSHUO, ! Constitution Group ~ FROM HUMBLE HOST C Mrs. Ethel Troberm an. Arnold iB Mill er a nd Ira S tone were ap SIX 5 x 7 When Chinci;c 5pcak of hsiaos lw o, they poi nted to the Constitution com · mean "a litle talk", As proprietor of the mittee of t he Ball and Chain Club BABY PHOTOGRAPHS new Ming Garden Restaurant, it is my wish to have ~ at u meetini; held S unday nigh t a t $12.00 hsiaosliuo wit h you from time to time in these pages. No the J ewish Community Center . words, Ch inese or E ngli ~h. arc adequate to describe the Dancing and refreshments fol ~ lowin l-( the business meetin l-( were Ming Gard en' s delightful cock tail s and cu isine. One in charl-( e of Mrs. La rry Prince. mu st experien ce these. But- very important point Mrs. Pin cus Pcnrl. Mp. Stephen perhaps through my hsiaosliu o, one day soo n I may have ~ S iner and Mrs. Hnyim Muslmick. pl easure of gree tin g you personall y. iB TELS IIE COLLEGE AlJXILIAltY ~ ~f'nini CKnfnn Chi n r. ,H'. And Nrw Eni-litntl Arnt•ri cnn M('tt.111 l:::e'l'.) Mrs. Samuel She ffres. ch airman ~ Ope n JI A. M. to I.&. M, §Ii of t11 e nominntin l-( committee. pre sented n s!nte of omccrs nt t he EDWIN SOFOR ENKO and MORTON SMITH of m eetin" of the Ladies Auxilinry. Rabbinical Colle1te of T elshe. Oc- INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, INC. :MtNli GARDEN: ARROW LINES l'ROVIIH:NCE - IIAlt'l'FOIU) Rhode Island's Most Delightful Restaurant COMMERCIAL and ,!g ~ IIAILY SERVICE ~ 141 Westmlns,'er Street and 66 Exchange Place ~ Also PERSONAL ANALYSIS Charter Work 9:1 EddyStreet UNlon 1- 1923 FOil AU, OCCASIONS CALI, ~ il ;~ tJJ ~ il :r~ tIJ ~ ~ llij ~ O0ke- 77 W:tshinRlon S t. New York Offlce-26 Platt Street. N. 1·. Whitehall 3-5770 GA 1-0872 • L r-~======~ :::....:.:.:.. ___. ____ ---- - It's the Herald for fine printing. Herald is seen by more I It"s the ideal advertising me-, a nd read by more people. dium. "' Wedding Invitations «-Roar Print.In.- Servlc~ Getting Married? ,-:, Printed-Emboued-EnrraTed See the Distinctive NEW ,:,:, 0 • Shower Invitations, Favor. DRESS CLOTHES for Hire at ....< • Birth Announcement.. 0 • Thank You'•-lnformal.. l:".lz • Per.. onalir.ed Stationery DANNY'S ("l • Ticket.-Programa l:".l Bar Mltzvah Invitations FORMAL WEAR ... l:".l T h • t g J,;mplro St. 188 MAIN STREET PAWTUCKET ~ ec noprm Wey~::~et St. ... Over Michaels-Bauer PA 5-1778 "' Dan Saltzman, Proprietor = = ~::-::::-::::-::::-::::-::::-::::-::::-::::-::::-::::-::::-::::-::::-::::-::~~~= l:".l Baby Portraits fnim:TO"'TAiKTURKEY--!_ Taken I Plan your Thanksgiving Vacation now In Your Home ISunset· Lodge I On Beautiful Lake Massapoag, Sharon. Mass. :,:, .... 16 proofs submitted .... PER PERSON "".... Specialists in "" Children's Portraits PER WEEK ~-... ~ . . 169 Wel'bosset Street " - '-· .s.,..;r':·,.. ,..i. -...... t ···, Cuisine at its Best Relaxation at its Finest DE 1-5946 - WI 1-5250- MR. AND MRS. MORRIS B. SHOLES of Hillsgrove, who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary November 6 at the Breath Taking Beauty - Hidden Forest Trails Narragansett Hotel. I Story in Society Column). Luxurious Sun Deck - Solarium - Toboganning - Sledding Photo by Fred Kelman Color Festooned Skating Rink - Television IF YOU ARE LOOKING Four to Attend Council of Women FOR RESERVATIONS CALL SHARON 616-2570 FOR A GOOD WATCH SUNDAY DINNERS A TRADITION AT SUNSET LODGE I We Sell Hamilton, Elgin, Hodassah Convention To Meet Tuesday BOBBY SHULMAN MAE DUBINSKY Longines, Gruen, Bulova Manager Owner Mrs. Daniel B . Miller. president The Providence Council of Jew- and other good makes. of the Providence Chapter of Ha ish2 o"clockWomen atwill the m eetRhod Tuesdaye Isla ndat ~f~~~~~;i;~~;~;i~~~;~;i~~~;~~~~;~i;~~~~;i;~~~~;i;~~~~;i;~~~~ See Kaplan's Before dassah. will head the Providence School of Design Museum, Bene You Buy delegation to the 1949 a nnual Na fit Street entrance. Mrs. Alford THESE WOMEN HELP JEWISH EDUCATION tional Convention of Ha dassah to will speak on Modern Art. The tea IN RHODE ISLAND Jewelers-Almost 50 Years be held in Sa n Francisco from following the m eeting is under November 13 to 16. the chairmanship of Mrs. A. H enry BY BECOMING DONORS FOR THE This group will include Mrs. Klein. Seymour Copla n . Mrs. H enry H as senfeld. and Mrs. Sidney Kane. MOTHERS' ALLIANCE Mrs. Miller will a lso attend the A meeting of the Jewish Moth KAPLAN'S a nnua l meeting of the Na tional ers Alliance will be held Mon Donors Luncheon Council for the Joint Defense day afternoon at the new m eeting JEWELERS Appeal of the American Jewish place. the Shel tering Home. 14 of the Committee and the Anti-Defama Jefferson Street. At a board m eet 199 Weybosset Street tion League of B'nai B"rith in De ing held at the home of Mrs. Jack troit from November 11 to 13. Melamut. presiden t. plans were I made for the commg season. 1 I I Ladies Association HEAR ISRAEL PROGRAM Martin T emkin. who recently BLACK PERSIAN BEAUTY returned from Israel. was the principa l speaker at the meeting Providence Hebrew Day School of the J ewish Na tiona l Workers ECONOMICALLY PRICED Allian ce last week at the Shera TO BE HELD ton-Biltmore Hotel. A film of Dr. ! Theodore Herzl"s return to Israel THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1949 Quality Is Our Watchword was shown. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chaet were greeted by the group AT 12:30 O'tLOCK Although it is our policy to mark after their return from Israel. every coat moderately, quality is at the Narragansett Hotel never sacrificed to offer a low TO INSTALL OFFICERS price. P a ul Robin. past commander of ! the State Department of J ewish -•- See-our fine collection of War Veterans. will install officers of the Post 24. Newport. at a The Following Names are only 0 Partial Listi"g. ! PERSIAN COATS and SKINS m eeting of t he Depa rtment No vember 21 in Newport. He will be More Names Will be Published Next Week. Re-styling Is An Art assisted by Joseph Dickens. senior Mrs. Saul Feinberg Mrs. Henr)· Simons vice comma nder of the State-De Mrs. A. llenry Klein Mrs. Carol Kle in pa rtmen t. and we are maste r-fur Mrs. Ronald Sopkin Mrs. Philip Seidman Mrs. llarry Fuster Mrs. Sol Komer artists. Let us show you Mrs. David Steingold Mrs. Joseph Bernste in what we can do with your "Fur QUALITY and SERVICE" BMrs. Morris Silk Mrs. Henn· Brill outmoded fur coat. Mrs. Charles St ein gold Mrs. Nathan Weiss E. S. CRANDALL Mrs. Leo Andelman Mrs. James I . Gordon Mrs. Julius Weinberg Mrs. Morris Lecht See Us Now! DAIRY Mrs. Harn' Berlinsk)' Dr. Clara Loitman Smith Mrs. Murra)' Andelman Mrs. Sigmund Saltzman l'ru11crly Pasteurized Mrs. Max S telngold Mrs. l\tax Sugarman Visit our 3RD FLOOR showroom in the CONRAD BLDG. Mrs. David Feldman Mrs. Jacob Berkelha mmer Milk and Cream Mrs. Morris Schussh elm Mrs. Samuel GerebolT Mrs. Joseph Engle Mrs. Ralph Schuster A Friend to the Mrs. BarnCl' Goldberg Mrs. Benjamin Agronick Harry Weinberg & Sons J ewi sh People Mrs. Jack Laufer Mrs. Max Richter Mrs. Fred Z lsqult Mrs. Fred Abrams 38S WESTMINSTER STREET PROVIDENCE 12 Lowell Ave. El. 1-0700 Mrs. Philip Goldberg Mrs. Robert Hyman ...... "".... ""...... ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ;;,. 0z ...- < ..Q ...~ ...Q < ~ ~ = ..rn= ~ ..,~ ~ 0 . 11 z ~ Q ;;,... 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 11 D11-Day Workers Ready to Do Their Job (Top) Shown above is a portion of the 300 workers who assembled at the Narragansett Hotel to work in the one-day solicitation in the Men's Division which took place last Sunday. Nearly 1,000 prospect cards were solicited on this day to show a great increase over last year's giving. Chairmen Check Results Left) Alvin Sopkin, left, general chairman of the 1949 GJC campaign, and Bernard Goodman, chairman of "D"-Day, examine figures representing early re turns of collections last Sund~y. 11 D"-Day Leaders / (Below) Seated at the head table at the " D"-Day breakfast arc from left to right: Benjamin Brier, vice-president, General Jewish Committee; Albert Olian of the National United Jewish Appeal: Paul Chcrnov and Archie Fain, "D"-Day co chairmen: Archibald Silverman, president of the General Jewish Committee: Ber nard Goodman, chairman of "D"-Day: Joseph Galkin. General Jewish Committee executive director: Joseph W. Ress. chairman of Trade and Industry Division : Nathan Samors. Merrill Hassenfcld, and Bertram L. Bernhardt. co-chairmen "O" -Day : Alvin A. Sopkin, campaign chairman was away from the table at the time the photograph was taken. ":, ____j ..,_ .. 1i 1. .... 1.. t son will be discussed with Morris .... Scenes at Fineman-Trinkle Auxiliary's Hallowe'en Party Center Players Kritzman, executive director of the Center. Invitations to attend _Meet Wednesday the m eeting are extended to all ~ I who would like to participate in i· The Center Players will hold = I the Players' a ctivities this year. r:"l I their first meeting of the season "O i• next Wednesday evening at 8 := o'clock at the Jewish Community The Herald's news deadline for ~ Center. Plans for the 1949-50 sea- next week is Tuesdiu- noon. 9 r:"lz ('.') ...r:"l r:"l ~... TURKEYS 00 Top Quality = LIVE OR DRESSED - ON OUR PREMISES KOSH ER Kl LLED ORDER NOW YOUR TURKEY FOR THANKSGIVING lb 55c GORDON'S TURKEY FARM Route 2 South County Trail GReenwich 1-0512-M East Greenwich, R. I. On Main Highway, Right-hand Side, .. Look for Yellow Sign .. WE DELIVER Shown above are pictures ta en guests indulging In at the HalloWe'en Dance sponsored bobbing contest, one of the even by the Ladies Auxiliary of the ing's hilarious highspots. T o p Fineman-Trinkle Post 439. Jewish right, a square dance is in pro War Veterans. The event. held gress. Lower left, the la rge crowd October 31 at the Oak Hill Ten enjoys a modern fox trot ; lower "THE FINEST FORMAL WEAR" nis 'Club. featured square dancing, right, the committee that planned Virginia reels. fox trots and walt and conducted the a ffair-Left to II zes under the direction of Ralph right, Mesdames Lewis Kaplan, !... Program Dance ;:: Mrs. Albert Cohen is chairman c:i: of th e first annual progr am dance ~ of th e Cranston J ewish Commun ~ ity Club to be h eld November 21 ~ a t th e Hillsgrove Country Club. f:: Music and en ter tainment for th e o a ffair will be by Ben P aris and Z his orch estra. ,.;- Mrs. Cohen . wh o is a lso ch a ir < m a n of th e souven ir program book, S is assisted by Mesdam es Ben K ap And See The c:i: Ia n . P a ul Friedm an . Morris Lenz. "" Murray P otem kin. S. J ay S ton e, Q Sidney Markoff, Burt Lichtma n . SAVINGS ~ J oseph Kurtz. Nat Pockar. Aa ron That You Will Make ~ R ickles. Al Sydney, H ar old Tre ZVEE SCOOLER, humorist, ~ gar . Herbert Woolf, Morris Botvin . dramatist and satirist, will pre :i: J oseph Berger. Willia m Deitch . sent a program of original por :i: Newton Fra nk. Manny Gluckma n . trayals and improvisations in ~ Samuel Gran off and Nath a n H onig English and Yiddish at Temple :!=: and the Misses Ruth G oldsm ith Beth Israel, Tuesday evening ...,~ and Ann Fishman . at 8 :30 o'clock. The p·rogram is ~ H arold Tregar is in ch arge of under the auspices of The As -., the special even t· of th e evening. sembly of Jewish _Learn ing of ~------I the temple. Scooler, during his 15 years I I YOR GAR0tN Sliced o, Ha~es with the Yiddish Art Theatre, FINAST FRUIT FINAST-,.. ~ Olympic Bowling i has appeared in :' The Dybbuk", i p h 170, 23 3c°A~35C ~ "Yoshe Kalb" and "Brothers COCltTAIL MAYONNAISE I I=~~ ~alolo~~,n H~:: 5) rup ( • g.. By HOW ARD COHEN I Ashkenazi", and has also ap peared in several Broadway pro I= tve Assorted I=, uils 30 0 ; H andicaps went into effect last I ductions such as " She Loves Me l=resh Made !I p Pl c A Nz 21c E-- week. but only th e H . Coh en and rune urns Not" and " We Americans". 16 oz Con 29ozCan Pt Jar Qt Jar Finu t Gol<' en C, .. m Sh•• J oe Sch wartz team s felt th e ef Admission is free to the pub fects, losing a poin t apiece on the 20 oz lic. 21c • 33c 33c . 59c ! Maine Corn 2 CAN ; 29c h a ndicap scoring. I T he Bern ie Coh en fi ve wen t Richmond Cut Green 01 Wax - wild for on e strin g against th e J . , 19 oz Hochm an s and set a league record I : String Beans CAN 15c I of 580 team sin gle. Za tloff 134. j Everyday Food Values Pumpkin Pie Mix P ollock 133, G reen 11 6. R ose 102 20 oz a nd Bernie 95 did th e trick. J im- , .,______l=ancy Alaska lb Comstock's 2 CANS 29c m ie Hochman with a pair of 107's ! and H asky Wallick with 125 helped ' (Continued from Page 5 ) Pink Salmon CAN 39c ~inast Maine Pack salvage on e poin t. visit with th eir son and daugilt~r- 20 oz Cloverdale - ~olid Par.k 2 CANS 25c H owie Cohen and gan g were 3-1 in-law. Mr. a n d Mrs. Jack Sorg 7 o, Shell Beans winners over Moe Malatt a nd c o. m an of Charleston . West Virginia . Light Tuna CAN 29c to stay in a tie for first place. T hey were accompan ied by th eir BROOKSIDE NATIVE GRADE A Harold Teitelm an con tinues his daughter. Miss Phyllis E . Sorgm a n . 1 im~e ilale tlncy Solid Pack good bowling. while cousin Snazzy Newlyweds At Home 7 oz CAN 37c Woloff"s steadiness has been a I Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Chasan are White Tuna FRESH EGGS factor in keepin g the HCs up residin g at 145 Verndale Avenue. L,ght Mui - Ideal for Sandw,chu there. Curly Jack J acobson was I following th eir m arriage October b oz LGE best for th e Malatts. I 24. Mrs. Chasan is th e former Tuna Chunklets CAN 27c SIZE Ralph Winn paced the I. Le-Dorothy Bloom field of Philadel Doz 65c · :~~Do, 55c vines to a 4-poin t win over th e ; ph ia. P a. New Crop l=a ncy Plump lb Leonards. H ap Aven with 310 tried I Miss Sohn Honored PKG Who le Mil k Va ,i et y hard but got no assistance. Capt. Miss J udith Sohn was h on ored Walnuts 45c Teddy hit a n ew low with 266. ' at a shower given at her h om e. ~ l=inul . New Pack Mild Cheese LB 47c With the handicap, the R odyns ' 210 Chace Avenue. by Miss Gloria took a 4-point victorr from th e ISender a nd Miss Florence Barn. Ketchup 2 0'61's 35c h ng y W,scons,n ~u·I Flavo,ed LB Joe Schwartzes. Merles 329 th ree Novem ber 7. Approxim ately 25 l=inut Cide, V.. iety Aged Cheese 59c helped his cause. Sa m Hochma n Ig uests atten ded . continued to be very very good Miss Sohn will be m arried to 1111 ·Vinegar 061 10( 0 B6T 18( , Sauce 2 ' 5 1', oz for Joe's team . , Eugene A. Wh ite on December 25. s;~~mh•;nfti CANS 27c We m ust m enti?n Sid Boren's 17th Wedding Anniversary C,anberry 5"auce F,n ut New Crop 315. S. Hochm an s 327 and J . , Mr and Mrs , Morris G a ler of 2 28 oz Hochman's 314. 64 Chester Aven~e celebrated th eir Ocean Spray 2 ~~~s 2 9c . Squash CA.NS 27c H igh averages so far are R odyn 17th wedding anniversary with 108, Pollack 105 and Green berg I their fam ily Monday. MILLIROO~ • Pale Dry o r Golde11 104 . ______1 Daughter Born =QUALITY MEAT VALUES= 1 I Mr. a n d Mrs. Shep ard J. Freed . of 13 Elm way Street a nnounce MILD ~UGAR CURE:D - WHOLE OR EilHER HALI' GINGER ALE A • E • Pl BOWL' NG I the birth of a second daugh ter . . Maxine N .. on October 31. LB 55( After three weeks of com petl- In New Home Cooked Hams 3 J~rs 29c tion. Burt H imelfarb's club is in Mr. a n d Mrs. David Licker a nd YOUNG TENDER PORI< FOR ROAST I NG - RIB OR CHINE ENO Price Contents first place with a com fortable fl ve- 1chil dren. Joel a nd Sh aron . are pomt margm . over , th e second now residing in their new home Pork Loins LB 45c place Beans Femstem s team. Last I on Tidewater Drive R iverview Monday night Art Flink of the , Change of Address · LEAN, REGULAR SI YL E Fruits and Vegetables pace-setters was the big man _w ith I A change of a ddress has been LB new season high s of 144 sm gle announced by Mr. and Mrs. Har Shoulders SMOKED 39c Fancy New Eng •nd McInt osh and 345 three. old Chase. n ow livi n g at 21 Vern- COLONIAL MASUR - fxt,a We ll T11mmed Don Cohen 's erstwhile cellar- I dale Avenue. APPLES 4 Lbs 25( dwellers came off the fl oor a n d ______LEAN upset J erry Freiberg·s outfit. 4 Shoulders MEATY LB 49( ~lo,ida - G o od Size to o. Schussheim to Address TENDER NATIVE Do, 29( High threes were roll ed by Tony Oranges Fon tan a 316. Len La za rus 309 and Providence Masada vetera n Bob Krovitz 302. Singles Fresh Fowl of 122 by _Lazarus. 113 by Fontana R ; bbi Morris Schussheim will FRESH NATIV E 6ROILERS OR FRlERS Pears 2 Lb, 23( and Krovitz. 111 by Perry De_itch speak on Hebrew Literature at a a nd 110 by Len W_a ldma n high- cultural m eeting of Providence LB New C,op C•pe ll gh ted the competit ion . I Masada to be held November 16 Chickens 43c Cell o at 8 o'clock in Temple Beth Is Cranberries B•g 15c CRANSTON CLUB MEETING J rael. 1 Providence Masada held an A special meeting of the Crans- Oneg Sha bbat Friday night at the ton J ewish Community Club com - home of Miss Helen Sternbach. These Price1 Eff ectivt a t Fi,st Natio nal Seit -Serv ice Su~e, M•r\~h 1n rt,,. \l icinih - Sub,ect to · 1•r'-e• Chanqe\ m ittee will be call ed before the I Services were conducted by Ben regularly scheduled m eeting, it Chinitz. who delivered a sermon was decided at a board meetin g on the flexibility of Hebrew law. FIRST r NATIONAL -l sToREs held Monday at the home of Mrs. Group sin gin g of Israeli s on gs S. J ay Stone. 1 foll owed .