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VOL. XLVIII, NO. 3 PRD:>AY, MARCH 20, 1964 15~ PER COPY 16 PAGES Council Secretariat Revises Schema To · Ease Catholic-Jewish Relations ROME - The Ecumenical that went before the COIDlctl' s Several United States mem Co1mcil will vote on a "bold" second plenary session last bers of the Secretariat Includ new proposal on Interfaith rela aununn. "The new dralt is strong ing Archbishop Lawrence Joseph tions early In Its third plenary er," the expert said. Shehan of Baltimore and Blshep session this autumn, a qualifted About 2,000 amendments pro Ernest J. Primeau of Manchester, churchman said last week. posed in writing by the coun N, H.,partlclpated In the gathering. cil fathers-Bishops and other The Secn,tariat Is headed by The draft, or Cotmcll schema, Rabbi ltzhal< Nissim Rabbi Iser J. Unterman pn,lates - in many countries Augustin Cardinal Bea, the 82- Includes chapters on the atti were considered in revising tht: year-old German Jesuit who Is JERUSALEM, (Israeli Sector) Jewis h state. tude of Roman Catholics toward original text, which was known the Roman Catholic Church's Old-guard ecclesiastics retained He has opposed deviations Jews and on religi ous freedom. as the schema on ecwnen1sm . The foremost ecwnenJ.st. He is assis The chapter on Jews would con control of the Chief Rabbinate of from Bi blical or Talmudic law, ecumenical movement seeks ted by an ,international comm! s demn anti-Semitism on reli Israel this week. but has said there must have Chris tian unity and ls &! so In slon of Bishops and other eccles gious gro1mds and the chapter Rabbi ltzhak Nlsslm, SM years been laws that permitted the terested in relatiens with non iastics and a small permanent old, was re-elected Sephardi Jewish government in ancient on religious fn,edom would up staff. hold every person's right to Chris tian faiths. (Oriental) Chief Rabbi. Rabbi Iser times ro render public services Secretariat Reworks Schema A Secretariat source termed J. Unterman, who will be 78 In on the Sabbath. worship according to hi s con the redrafted schema on ecumen science. l1Je ecumen!cal schema was May, was chosen to fill the Ash He has said those laws must n,-elaborated in a workJng ses ism mon, forceful than the orig kenazi (Occidental) post that has have been forgotten during The churchman, who has slen that the Ecumenical Co1m inal one because most of the been vacant since the death of 2,000 years of dispersion and been collaborating In drafting the cU's Secretariat for Premetlng amendments reflected a "deep Chief Rabbi ltzhak H. Herzog In that they should be sought out. text In the last few weeks, des Chrisdan Unity held In Ariccia, convictlen" of their proponents 1959. There has been recurrent cribed It as a distinct improve a hill town southeast of Rome, from that the Council must cendemn A slate approved by the two friction between the Govern ment on the lnterfal th schema Feb. 24 to March 7. anti-Semitism and proclaim free new chief rabbis and sponsored ment and the Rabbinate, Recent dom of censcience. by the National Religious party examples Included Rabbi Un Delay Seen As Beneficial won nine of the 10 seats on terman's refusal to re•;ogntze a It now ~ars," the source the Supreme Rabbinical Coun divorce granted by a Conserv Israeli Diplomats Accused observed, • that It was very wise cil. That body was also chosen ative rabbi In Boston. ·n,e Israeli not te rush the schema at the end on a basis of parity between Rabbinate has exci'Jslve juris ti the Ca1D1cil • s second plenary the Ashkenazl and Sephardi diction over Israeli Jews In sesslen. Public n,actlon te it communities. matters of marriage and di Of Literature Distribution caused Bishops everywhere to vorce. Accordingly the divorcee think thoroughly about the Issues Mapa! Backed Opposition MOSCOW - Israeli diplomats suggest that a calendar to be from Boston was prevented from Involved, and the n,sult «s ~ But the surprl se of the day were accused last week of using used by citizens of the country remarrying here. That pro~ stronger, net a weaker or a cmn was the close race fought by a Moscow synagogue to distribute of the Great October Revolution fI lem was raised In the Cabinet by 0 the senior chaplain of the Is Zionist literature. would include Information oa promlse text. raeli defense forces, Brig. Gen. Foreign Minister Golda Meir The source was alluding to and is still 1D1der n,vlew. 1be trade-union newspaper such slgnlflcant dates as the Shlomo Goren, who campaigned Trud said these activities In anniversary of the revoludon, criticism of the schema on ecu Another Instance of friction menism by conservatives at the for the election of younger men creased recently despite two the May Day holiday ot the has been Rabbi Nisslm's threat ceuncil. They wen, known to be i for the Institution. He was de protests by the synagogue lead workers of the world, etc. But to wt thdraw rabbinical super feated by Rabbi Unterman by ers to the Chief Rablltnate In concerned even mon, about the visors from Kosher kitchens no, I did not find even a men a vote of 60 to 5 7. Rabbi Nisslm Janel. 1be paper said the diplo these the chapter en n,ligious liberty aboard all Israeli ships if tion of dates In cal defeated his opponent, Rabbi one mats wen, enlisting their wives than abeut the one on relatlens passenger liner offered trav endar." Ovadiah Hadays, 86 to 33. and children as well u "men between Catholics and Jews, fear elers the alternative of non Leader Quoted Both opposition candidates tally defective" Soviet citizens Ing that Council prono1mcement Kosher food. Also, the Trud writer con had been encouraged by Mapa!, u helpers. tinued, the calendar-almanac on freedom· of conscience might Premier Levi Eshkol's Socialist An Israeli spokesman called does not tell about what he encourage agnosticism, atheism party that controls the coalition HOUSING DISCRIMJNATION the accusations "completely un called the "world' a first decree and Communism. Government. The Government Cenaervatlve oppesltlon was a PHILADELPHIA - Sixteen fOUDded'' but decUned further aimed at eradicating and-Sem leaders had hoped to replace suburban communities near this reaHII for the failure of the comment. ltlsm," signed by Lenin In July, the old leadership with rabbis city were. found practicing some Ceuncil's second plenary meeting 1be publication of the article 1918, or about the Red Army' a who might be what they called degree of discrimination again.st te take test votes on the drafts Jews In renting and housing, it about two weeks befon, Pass saving "hundreds of thousand& ot more flexible and realistic. over was Interpreted here u ti chapters concerning Cathelic was disclosed here lut week by Jews In Poland, Rumanla and Rabbi Goren has favored a an effort to discourage Jews Jewlsb relations and en n,ligious the Jewish Community Relatloas Hungary from extermtnatloa more liberal Interpretation of from contact with the Israeli liberty ·befere it adjourned In Co1mcil of Greater Philadelphia In by the Nazis In World War 11. Talmudic and Biblical law to Embassy. Last year, the em December. a report which said that four real He said that the book con meet the changed conditions bassy's Seder feut, on the first 1be Ceuncll bad concluded Its estate agents violated the law · tained a "vut amo1mt of ln arising from the revival of the evening of Passover, was at general debate on the centrover fonnatloa" about West Germany sial schema's firstthree chapters, tended by the synagogue leaders. and its ties- with Israel, with h WU announced today that which deal with n,iatlons between out a word about the fate ot Rem• Cathellcs and ether Chris Jewish Youth Killed In Knife Attack the Jewish congregation had be (Continued on Page 1 8) gun to bake matzob In the home tians. of a member and would produce As New Wave Of Panic Erupts In Syria 13,000 po1mds of the unleavened bread. Matzob, eaten during Pu► Pope Hopes For Continued PARIS-A new wave of panic school. The Moslem rushed at J~ over, bas not been available In was touched off in Syria among seph and stabbed him in the heart, state-owned bakeries since 1962. Jews then, by an attack against When the 19-year-old ltzhak tried 1be Trud article, signed by "Constructive Cooperation" two Jewish youths In which one to come to his brother's defense, N. Erlikb, a specialist on rela ROME-Pope Paul VI told three dent and Saul E. Joftes of Palls was ldlled . and other seriously he was stabbed three times. As the tions between the Israeli Em United States Jewish leaders Mon Church, Va •• secn,rary -al. wo1mded, It was reported hen, assailant was dragged from the bassy and ·the synagogue, said day that he had deep respect for Pope's Warmth Noted last week by travelers n,turning scene by passersby, be sbou ted Abraham Agmon. the embassy Judaism "as the fo1mdatlon of all 1be three said that the pon from Damascus. to the crowd: "Aren't you happy COIDlselor, was a purveyor ot n,Ugions." tiff had displayed great warmth. 1be f1meral of the victim, that I killed a Jewish dog?" Then, "nationalist literature that Is a The Pontiff discussed inter They recalled that Pope Paul vig Joseph Chasbanl, 17, brought one was no Information on whether he lien to the minds and hearts of faith n,iatlons with his visitors orously nodded when Mr. Katz In of the largest Jewish assemblies was arrested for the knife attacks. the Soviet populace." in a 20-minute private audience. a formal statement said that the He be seen In many years, as several The Impact of the brutal attack 1be paper listed three meth said would "meditate" evils of ignorance and Intolerance 1 h1mdred Jews accompanied the Is felt In the Damascus Jewish ods allegedly used by Mr. their ~endatlons for au- wen, giving nourishment "to the I coffin to the local cemetery and community which suffers from se Agmon to dlstrtbute books: thoritative Roman Catholic sin of anti-Semitism." laid wreaths on the tomb. The vere anti-Jewish pe!rsecutlons and slipping them Into someone's Church action aimed at har- Mr. Katz said the Pope bad police made no effort to interfen, serious economic hard,ships. Jews open pocket, "accidentally for mony between n,ligious groups. expn,ssed pleasure at the grow with the funeral J'.rocession, which in Syria are not permitted to go getting" them In a pew and At the end of the audience In Ing "cordial n,iatlonsblp and crossed the city s Jewish qusrter. from one quarter to another with wrapping them In prayer shawls. the Small Throne Room of the constructive cooperation" be The assailant, a Moslem, was out special police permission, a Foreign worshipers In the syna Vatican's Apostolic Palace, Pope tween Catholic and Jews, and had believed to have a certain Immuni restriction which makes il Im gogue sit In a special enclosure Paul pn,sented each of the Jew said he hoped that these -uld ty from police attention. Despite possible for them to work and apart from the n,st of the con -lsh leaders with a souvenir medal contlaue to advance "both In the fact that he is notorious for support their families. The last gregation. of his pontificate and greeted them spiritual and temporal" or prac his anti-Jewish sentiments andfor five Jews employed In Syrian banks As an example of alleged ~ with "Shalom," the Hebrew word tical matters. The B'nai B'rltb repeated threats and attacks on were discharged last month and verslve literature, Mr. Erllkb de for ... peace". statement voiced the profound In Jews in Damascus, no poHce ac · have Joined the mass of Jobless scribed a 150-page, three-year The Pope's visitors repn,sent terest of the Jewish community tion had been taken against him. and practically starving Jews. Al calendar-almanac published in ed B'nai B'rith. the Jewish In the Catholic Church's Ecumeni According to the travelers, the though the entire communitywould Israel In the Russian language service organlzatton. They were cal Co1mctl In the Vatican oa anti Moslem hooligan attacked Joseph like to leave Syria, no exit per "Intended for dlstrtbution among Label A. Katz of New Orleans, Semitism, religious freedom and and ltzhak Chasbani on February mits have been granted to Syrian Jews In the Soviet Union." the organization's International Catholic-Jewish relations. Jews, who are being kept captive president; Maurice Blsgyer ot 19, as they wen, entering the Jew He continued: (Conttnued on Page I 8) ish quarter on their way backfrom behind sealed frontiers. "Simple logic would seem to Washington, executive vice pres!- N MA TZOH TO MOSCOW FINANCIAL AID . dence resident for 73 years. TEL AVIV - More than half NEW YORK, - The Council Mr. Nasberg was a IUe mem .., a ton of matzoh was dispatche~ of Jewish Federations and Wel m;;;;;;;;; .. --..... " ber of the South Provldenee ~ by plane last week to Moscow by fare F1D1ds, In Its 1963 Yearbook l r ... ·"· Hebrew Pree Loan Association -: Israel's Chief Rabbinate after an of Jewish Social Services, dis and Congregation Shure Zedek. closes that an average of 2,000 ~ urgent request was received from t§:t,,~,ji."',Ji,."'#1.i>""'~,..... ,,,- , ...; "";f,"',~""; "';',t';.~~~' lbere are no immediate sur :i: officials of the synagogue In American and Canadian fam vivors. ilies received financial aid each · ~ Marina Roscha, a Moscow surburb, ISAAC ROTI1;:NBERG In Uncoln Park Cemetery. • • • month In 1962 from Jewish fam "-ra! services for !sue She was born In R ussla on JOSEPH L. MINKIN ily service agencies. About a third Rottenberg of 103 Carrington May 25 , 1904 , a daughter of Mrs. Funeral services for Joseph of the assisted wer e onpublicwel Avenue, who died wiexpectedly on Anna (forgan) Tverslcy and the L. Minkin , 56, of 896 Rock Street, fare rolls, but their relief grants March 12 , wer e held the following late David Tverslcy, and bad lived Fall River, Mass., who died IDl gSHERM PRICE'S : were Insufficient. day at rhe Max Sugarman Memorial In Providence for 48 years. Mrs. expectedly on March 9 after a Oiapel. Burial was In Lincoln Goodman was the widow of. short Illness, were held the fol Park Cemetery. ~ Travel Service : " MUSIC FOR He rman E. Goodman, lowing day at the Fisher Memorial Mr. Rottenberg was 78 years Before she moved to Arizona Chapel. Burial was In Agudas ALL OCCASIONS" old, He was born In Russia In nine years ago, Mrs. Goodman Achlm Cemetery. 1885, a son of. the late Joseph and was a partner In the Fan-Rose 1be husband of Mrs. Evelyn i PUERTO RICO: Anna (Tannenbaum) Rottenberg, Dress Shop for many years. (Hass) Minkin, he was born In and bad lived In Providence for Mrs. Goodman was a former New York City, the son of the late GLENN JORDAN more than 55 years. member of Temple Emanu-EI. Barney and Ida (Zurinslcy) Minkin. ~FREE GOLF: He was chairman and a former Besides her mother, she Is He had been a resident of Fall la DORADO HILTON HOTEL, • member of. the board of. directors survived by two daughters, Mrs. River for 55 years and was a Al an Rich of Long Island, N.Y,, ~ DORADO PUERTO RIC0-7 Da y, . ORCHESTRAS of Workmen's Circle , Branch 251; member of Union Street Syn and Mrs . WIiiiam Berman of 0 6 NIGHTS • a member of the Hebrew Free agogue. WI 1-1572 or Loan Association and a former Phoenix; two brothers, Alton and He was the owner of the ~ UNLIMITED FREE GO LF • member of Its board of. directors; Louis Tverslcy , both of Pr ovidence; former Minkin Auto Store in Fall W No greens fees - round trip sche d· • TU 4-4100 a member of the Jewish Labor one sister, Mrs. William Gold River , and until his death man ~ u led je t troosponation - transfers Committee. and the New England stein of Pr ovidence and fow aged the automotive department Bureau of Jewish Socialists Ver grandchildren. of Zayre's. -;;a ~:~~,':,T:n ofo /ug;I~~:. a~~ci;:~ . band. He bad been a fruit peddler • • Besides his wife, he Is sur parry. De luxe room, 2 f ull meals . for many years tmtll retiring a SAMUEL POLLOCK vived by a daughter, Mrs. Eugene BARRINGTON year ago. Ftmer al services for Samuel Vollmert of Balboa, Panama; two ~j ~~~· b;~;~r1:~07e~:u,9:::~\~9 CO·. Rea I Estate Co. Besides his wife, Sadie (Rubin) Pollock, 62, of 100 Taft Avenue, brothers, Fred Mi nlcin of Fall Rottenberg, he Is survived by who died on Saturday, were held River and Annand ,Minkin of New only S289so p:.::n : Takes Pleasure In three s ons, Loui s L. Rottenberg the following day at the Max Sug port , and fow- grandchildren. of Providence. Dr. Simon Rotten arman Memorial Chapel. Burial • • • Guaranteed De partures Apri l 4, & 11 . A nnouncing That berg of Buffalo. N,Y , , and Jacob was in Lincoln Park Cemetery. MORRIS SCHW AR TZ Ad ditional dates to be a nnounced. B. Rottenberg of Newton, Mass.; He was born In Providence on Funeral services for Morris BETTY RUBEN two daughters , Mrs. Morris Alt Jan. 10, 1902, a son of the late Schwartz, 84, of Lynn, Mass. , a man of Providence and Mrs. Aaron Bernard and Susie (Shapiro) Is Again With Them former Providence resident who Nemtzow of Pawtucket; a brother, Pollock. He was a member of died on Saturday. were held the Jacob B, Rothenberg of Provi FUN FILLED : FOR Temple Emanu- EI, the Jewis h following day at the Max Sugar dence; 11 grandchildren and two Home for the Aged , an d the Paw man Memor ial Chapel. Bw-lal was RENTALS - SALES great- grandchildren. · tucket Lodge of Elks, In Lincoln Park Cemetery. VACATIONS • . . . Surviving are two brothers, The husband of the late Rose and NEWLY-CONSTRUCTED MRS. HERMAN GOODMAN Paul Poll ock of East Providence (Wel s beln) Schwartz, he was born ------· Ftmeral services for Mrs. Fan and David Pollock of Providence. In Rwnanla on Nov. 11 , 1879, and HOMES HAWAII • nie (I'verslcy) Goodman, 59, of had lived In Providence for 54 • CA LL 302 East Harmond Street, Phoenix , SHERW OOD H. SADWIN year s befor e moving to Lynn In 245-4788 o r 245-2375 Ariz .• formerly of Providence, who Ftmer al services for Sher.vood 1959. Before r e tiring 12 years • died suddenly on March 13, were H. Sadwln , 42, of 76 Kennedy ago, he operated a tailoring and 306 County Rd ., Barrington held on Stmday at the Max Sugar Street, Woonsocke t, who died tm fw-rler shop on Broad Street for man Memorial Chapel. Bw-lal was expectedly on Saturday, were held 45 years. ·1 the following day at B'nai Israel Mr. Schwar tz was a member Synagogue. Burial was In B'nai of Congregation Shaar e Zedek, Israel Cemetery. Survivors include two sons, I MICKEY FREEMAN Born on June 25, 192 1, he had Harry of Providence and Julius PRI VATE ZIMMERMAN been a lifetime resident of Woon Schw artz of Philadelphia , Pa.; I OF THE SG T. BI LK O SHOW socket. Mr. Sadwln was president three daughters, Mrs, Philip Will ENTERTAIN of tile Sadwtn Curtain Mfg. Co .• Berson of Malden, Mass,, Mrs. one of Woon socket's major Irving Spiller of Swampscott, AT THE · Industries. Mass,, and Mrs. Melvin Segal , j Guaranteed departures Mor . 29, • He was a member of B'nat with whom be lived; two brother s, April 12, 26, Moy 10, 24, June 7, 21 Israel Synagogue, B' nal B'rltb, Samuel and J ul ius Schwartz, both c; .,.;! !:ti-weekly therea fter. low cost . -~ Morning Star Lodge, F. & A.M., of Providence; a sister, Mrs, \ ANNUAL Abr aham Rosenberg of Provi 5do~~u~: s and Klrkbrae Country Cl ub. He ~:~~;~~10/i:~.ud2e ~~el!:'. . was past commander of the dence; 13 gr andchildren and 13 7 days Hawaii, 3 days Los Vegas . QUOTA DINNER Woonsocket Post of Jewish War great-grandchildren, (2 nights). First-doss hote ls, trans ROGER WILLIAMS portation, sightseeing, a ll breokfosfs, . Veterans, served on the veterans' • • • CHAPTER 'NAI committee for the building of a HARRY A. GOLDSTEIN ~~:~;, ~ : ::s h~:,s L~ 5nd V~u0c~ HOPE CHAPTER new synagogue In Woonsocket and FIDleral services fer Harry ~~~ ~ . CRANSTON . B'RITH WOMEN was treasurer of the United A. Goldstein, 56 , of 1260 Farm WARWICK CH APTER I J ewl sh Appeal. ingten Avenue. Wes t Hartford, 12 DAYS P•• • I 11 NIGHTS S575 pu,on• During World War II, he served Conn., who died on March 10, MONDAY, MARCH 23 In the Anny Air Perce, and left were held on March 12 at the the service with the rank of major . Joseph Levine and Son Chapel In 6:30 P.M. - SHERATON-BILTMORE HOTEL He Is survived by his wife, Philadelphia. Pa. WORLD'S FAIR• Edythe (Stutman) Sadwin; hi s The husband of. Ruth (Sukln) mothe~, Edythe (Flnsteln) Sadwln; Goldstein, he was born In Pr ovi l PACKAGES : a son , Lawrence B. Sadwln; a dence, a son of Rebecc a (l(oplt) ·i ASHBY DEAN, LTD. daughter , Darlene Sadwln; fow Golds tein and the late Bernard from $39.50 • brother s, Daniel Sadwin of North Goldstein. He bad lived In Hart Smithfield, Harold L. and Dr. S. ford, Conn., for the pas t 10 years. '------• Robert Sadwln, both of Woonsocket, CALL Mr. Goldstein was a district and Dr. Arnold Sadwin of Phila sales manager for Alslde Corp. Announced delphia, Pa., and a sister, Mrs. SHERM PRICE • the Opening He was a member of Temple Arnold Schullns of Claremont, Beth El and Its Brotherhood, and DOROTHY WIENER • New Hampshire . CAROL ANGELINI a past master of Athelston Lodge • Active bearers were Benjamin N482 In Philadelphia• Macktaz, Aaron Block, Paul Gold Besides his wife, he Is ·sur • _A. of:arg-er of:ocalioh fine, Jack Coplt, Alex Brenner, 0/ vived by a son, Bernard Goldstein Henn an Levinson, Jacob Y anow, SHERM • of Bleomfleld, Conn.; a brother, Milton Mack , Nathan Goldfine and Jack M. Gould of. New Bedford, Nathan Swartz, • Mass.; a sister, Mrs. Frances PRICE • Monday~ March · 23rd Honorary hearers were Jason Witten of Newton Center, Mass., Levine, Martin Goodman, Louis and two grandsons, travel service • Levine, Lester Macktaz, Dr. Saul Wlttes, Myer H. Mammelberg, • • • • at 289 Thayer Street Annand Harnois, Bentley Tobin, MRS. GENE L. KRAUSE GA' 1-9422 Raymond and Frederick Palmer, Funeral services for Mrs. • Gladys Krause, 58 , of Miami, Fla. , Charlton Muenchlnger, Julius 776 HOPE ST., PROV. a Providence native, who died • Sherman and Herman Lantner. Refreshments wi 11 be served. March 11, ,were held March 13 • • • • at Riverside Chapel. Burial was BERNARD NASEIERG In Star of David Cemetery In F1D1eral services for Bernard Miami Beach. Nasherg,89,of 100 BogmanStreet, Mrs. Krause was born In who died on March 11 after an Providence and was graduated Illness of several weeks, were from Hope High School. She had held the following day at the been the general manager of the MARCH 28 Max Sugarman•Memorlal Chapel. Burial was In Lincoln Park (Continued on Page 19) - APRIL 4 Cemetery. · 1be husband of the late Yetta Unveiling Notice (Newman) Nasherg, he was born The unvelllng of a monument In meff\Ory of the late JACOI BRILL In Austria on Dec. 25, 1874, a son wlll take place on Sunday, March 22, of. the late Abraham and Rlfkle at 1:)0 P.M. In Lincoln Park Cem• tary. Relatives and f r iends are Invited Nasberg. He had been a Prov!- to attend. Max Sugarman Funeral Home " THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" PA 3-3455 458 HOPE STREET, Providence DE 1-8094 DE 1-8636 - l NOVICK'S HOTEL - Reserve Early-Passover Holidays ------.GOLDEN RING CAMP w On Indian Head Lah, Pemb,olce, Mau. 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What CAMP HADAR:~:::-~~ GIRLS A 1965 wedding ls planned. a CLINTON, CONN. 1½ HOURS FROM PROV.-EXIT 63 CONN. TNPKE picturesque One of New England's Finest PriYate Comps ORGANIZATION haimeshe Superb locorion-100 acres of beautiful country. Pr ivate lake, Booting, Fi shing, all sport facilities. Filtered swimming pool. R: iflery, Overnight NEWS place Hikes, Horseback Riding, Ceramics, Music, Dance Instruction, Mature Stoff. Conn. Turnpike direct to camp. 3 & 4-doy t1ips to Vt., N. H., & Conodo. PINAL SESSION to spend Overnight Canoe Trips, Summer Stock Theatre. Enrollment- 200. W rite for The Mlnyanalre Study Group brochure. of Temple Emanu-EI will bold Its i Dirs., Max & Phyllis Kleiman, Vicloria Rd . final session on Sunday at 9 A.M. PASSOVER i at the Temple. Joseph Teveraw AND PASSOVER WEEK i MIDDLETOWN, CONN. Diamond 7-1459 Is chairman of the group. 1964 I Dr. Baruch Levine, a member of the Department ol Near Eastern and Judaic Studies at Brandies University will speak at the FOR PASSOVER breakfast which wlli follow tbe Ma;;&CoMQMt services. I The breakfast will be prepared by Lou Morse, assisted by lrvlng IT'S Feldman and Haward Welner. SABBA1ll SERVICES ) Rabbi Saul Leeman and Cantor Seders InF;;~~?::~ts:.s:~~y Boston: ATiantic 9-1333 Nights '======- " Jack Smith wlll officiate at ~ In Gloucester: LAkeside 5-3411 bath services to be held tonight Route 128 North to Exit 15 at 8 P. M. at the Cranston Jewish Center. Mrs. Bernard Barasch lilt1u11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111u1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i'i will be at the organ. A Passover workshop, design ed to answer all questions regard Ing Passover lnformatlen and the proper method of conducting a from ROUND -the - CORNER Seder, will be conducted at the Oneg Sbabbat table by Rabbi Leeman. to ROUND-the-WORLD TO PRESENT SKITS "'Slclt Nl•e", the Jewish Comm- "We've been there!" DO YOU MIND 1.Dl! ty Center Youth Council's Fourth Honor Club program, will .be held Thursday, at 7:30 P .M. e PUERTO RICO, 6 nights, inc. JET . $180.50* PAYING LESS? The Sr. HI clubs In the Council 7 days at fabvlous Puerto Rico Sheraton or El Son Juan hot•ls. Round trips, 1•t will present one 10-mlnute slclt flight, phu transfers, sightsMing, cocktails. •frequent regular departures from New York for Judging.------MODEL SEDERS e MIAMI PACKAGE TRIPS The annual Model Seder of the low Spring Rates - Immediate Confirmations Providence Hebrew Day School CARRYING A FULL LINE OF will be conducted· by the students of the seventh_ and eighth grades on Wednesday at 1:45 P .M. In ISRAEL - via JET $535 THE FINEST the school auditorium. The "Four ROUND TRIP - CHILDREN UNDER 12 - ½ FARE Questions" will be asked by students from the first grades. e PARIS via JET, round trip . . $342* Matzos, wine and charoses will be served to the entire student e LONDON - PARIS - ROME JET ••. $446* Foods and Delicacies body. '"14 to 21 day round trip Jet excursion fare. Other citiH may be added at no The kindergarten class will extra cost, hold Its Model Seder on Thurs e WORLD'S FAIR TICKETS For PASSOVER day at 10 A.M., In the school. TO HOLD SERVICE Members of the Barrington CRUISE HEADQUARTERS 1110 Central Ave. Pawtucket, R. I. J ewlsh · Center will conduct serv ices tonight at 8 o'clock In the 125 Tower Hill Rd . Wickford, R. BOOK NOW FOR MEMORIAL DAY vestry of the Barrington Con 834 Post Road Lakewood, R, gregational Church. The Rev. WEEKEND · WIiiiam Tate Scott of Barring- BANNER-CONCORD-GROSSINGER'S-NEVELE 1635 Mineral Spring Ave. N. Providence, R. ton Congregational Church will FALLSVIEW-POLAND. SPRING-MAGNOLIA-TAMARACK 725 Reservoir Ave. Cranston, R. deliver the sermon. The Board of Trustees has 539 Smith St. Providence, R. announced that plans are being formed for · the development of JJ.one'Jmoon :},.ipi1 Our Specia/t'J 727 East Ave. Pawtucket, R. a Sunday School program which 440 Tiogue Coventry, R. would begin next fall. It was also CALL ANYTIME Fall River, Mass . announced the Center anticipates . 440 Stafford Rd. a Rabbi will be appointed within a few weeks, Zelda KouffmQn The monthly service of the ...... THE BIG "G" DAILY STORE HOURS Center wlll be held April 17 , al so • CRANSTON TRAVEL SERVICE at the Barrington Congregational "' ~ 12 noon to 9 P.M. Church. Rabbi Joseph Klein of • ' • 801 Park Avenue, Cranston Monday thru Wednesday -,. ~ Temple Emanu-EJ In Worcester, Eves. By Appt. ST 1-4977 Thursday thru Saturday 9 A.M, to 9 P,M. will be the guest Rabbi for the ,,,ru ~\\-.; service. .... And since when do we expec the Christian church to pratec us? Did not the Pravosl · FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY church of Russia lead the hooU ! gans In their pogroms on Jews g 1lle church which considers Ilse THE ONLY ANGLO JEWISH WEEKLY IN R ! AND SOUTHEAST MASS :i: We Are All Guilty the only true faith that goes U Publllhed Every Week By The the footsteps of the Apostles, that ~ Jewlth Preu Publlahlng Company church sent Its representatives 7 bearing the cross In their bands ~ PLANT ANO°;;;~~; t·~~T., R. L 02861 ~;'ri:e~~•tAi.~~ Wi~~::es to Incite pogroms against the ly leryl Setal ~• CELIA ZUCKERBERG Managin1 Editor children of those who lcllled = STEPHEN NISS Advertising Manacer Some six hundred people, Shoes of the Fisherman" that Is Christ. 0:: seven according to other es lllumlnatlng. The few exceptions stand ti. Sttond ClaH Postage Paid at Providence, Rhode Island as beacons al light In the night. • Subecrlpdon Ratet: Fifteen Cents the copy; By Mall, $5.()0 per annum; out.Ide New dmates, came to Templi, Beth El The old Pope Is dead. 'The 9 England, $6.00 per annum. Bulk ratet on request on the night al Friday the 13, Cardinals elect a new Pope. The The Danes and their ministers. when Rabbi WlllJam G. Braude new Pope Is from the Ukraine. The people of the Netherlands an
I' "' In FOR THE HOLIDAYS- Hollywood AND ALWAYS By Barney Glazer ENJOY THE
11le Screen Producers Guild Freed looms as the musical med honored Arthur Freed at the icine man with the proper cure Beverly HU ton Hotel, Beverly for fll mdom' s present siege of Hills, with Its Milestone Award Insanity. BEST, FRESH and presented the SPG Award for Uke old man river, Freed the best produced theatrical film rolls along with a song In his of 1963 to "Tom Jones," produced heart. Currently. he Is collabo KOSHER POULTRY AVAILABLE by Tony Richardson. George Jes rating with Irving Berlin and sel'• wit made the long evening Vincente Mlnnelll on "Say It With short. He Insisted, "Keep your Music," scheduled for shooting speeches brief or we'll be here this swnmer. INSIST ON until "Cleopatra' breaks even.'' When George Jessel cailed Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly Freed "the Florenz Ziegfeld of sat side by side on the dais. the movies." he could have more GOLD-MAN Astaire had told me In Las Vegas, appropriately termed Ziegfeld 0 1 never watch my old movies. "the Arthur Freed of Broadway." 1be past doesn't interest me.'' As great as Ziegfeld proved he BRAND Tonight, he was a captive audlence was, anything he could do Arthur and he did watch his old films as Freed can do bener. did Kelly - great, thrilling, color "NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THIS TAG performances out of the past, drawing thunderous ovations. ON THE WING" But the big crowd really came SAVE THE TAG - PRIZES AWARDED FOR to pay homage to producer-lyri cist Arthur Freed. SaJd MGM WINNING NUMBERS POSTED AT chief Robert Weitman, u Arthur YOUR BUTCHER'S and his creative talent have done what comes naturally." Para m01mt' s Y. Frank Freeman said, "Arthur Freed'• films, fllled with entertainment, never propaganda, brought our Industry much re spect throughout the entire Ga. 1-9200 GREYLAWN POULTRY CO., INC. world." Paying tribute to Freed's famous lyrics, ASCAP President WARWICK, RHODE ISLAND Stanley Adams remarked, "George Bernard Shaw said, 'Hell Is full of musical amateurs.' That re mark alone reserves Arthur Freed a seat in heaven." GOLD-MAN - THE NAME THAT HAS MEANT Freed has traveled the Holly wood scene for 35 years, first as TOP QUALITY POULTRY FOR THREE GENERATIONS a songwriter with his partner Naclo Herb Brown at MGM, and then as a producer of stature at the same studio. His many ac complishments richly deserve / ~ every accolade received at the Producers Awards. Sam Goldwyn said, "Every picture Arthur made O has been with good taste, You will RH0°DE ISLAND lll >s never find , any catchpenny tricks or fast-buck devices In his films." If you've never heard of Arthur Freed, think back. He produced "Babes in Arms/' 11 Babes on Broadway," "Meet Me in St. Louis." "American in Paris," INB19640 0 ,.Gigi," "Annie Get Your Gtm," "Bandwagon," "Singing in the Rain," and many more. He wrote the lyrics for "Temp tation," "Broadway Melody.'' .,Pagan Love Song," "Singtn' in Renew your auto registration the Rain," "I Cried for You." "Wedding of the P alnted Doll," "You Were Meant for Me," ..You Are My Lucky Star," .,Alone," ,. Flt As a Fiddle," and others. the fast, ''no-waiting" way ... Arthur Freed has produced the type of pictures that have pro vided entertainment, the very factor that made American films respected throughout the :world and brought Hollywood prosperity. Fllmgoers are hungry for this form of entertainment that has been shunted to the background by today's crop with Its violence, nudity and sex, leaving nothing to the Imagination and even anempt lag far-fetched humor about death and destruction by the hydrogen bomb ("Dr. StrangelOYe"). Arthur ORGANIZATION NEWS TEMPLE BEllf AM Tonight's services at Temple Beth Am will be held at 8:30P.M., conducted by Rabbi Alfred Fruch Mail an or an ter. 11,e sermon toolc will be "The IClng of Hearts.,-,- Cantor Sam Berdltch will as Industrial HandiCheck Industrial Money Order sist Rabbi Fruchter. An Oneg Shabbat will follow the services. A Model Seder of the Religious School will be held at the Temple There's no quicker, easier, safer way to renew your on Sunday at 10 A.M. auto registration. You get a book of twenty INDUSTRIAL Industrial National HandiChecks ... good for pay MODEL SEDER NATIONAL BANK OF The Rellgioll8 School pupils of ing all your Q.ills ! .. . for just 15 cents a check (in Congregation Sons of Abraham quantity 60 checks are only $7.95) . Or you get an will conduct a Model Seder on &mday at 10 A.M. In the Synagogue Industrial Money Order for only 15 cents .. . with RHODE ISLAND ve•try. Excerpts of the Important a copy for your records. part of the Haggadab wl!I be Nei&hborhood Officas Sarvin& All Of Rhode Island chanted and rectted by the in.,!ls of the dally Religious School. Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1be Slsterbood will be boat to the 8tudent body. ,0------
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PURIM CELEBRATION Schleltfer, all ol Miami ·Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Ostrov, and Mr, and Mrs. William D. formerly ol Providence, hosted Strong of West Hollywood, FIL their 16th annual Purlm celebra tion recently at their home In HOLIDAY FOODS North Miami Beach, Fla. HADASSA!i MEETIM, Many residents and former A meeting of the P-tucket residents of Greater Providence Chapter, Senior Hadassah, will be attended. Singing of Israel!, Yid held on Monday at 8:30 P,M. at dish and Russian songs was led Ohawe Sholom Synagogue. by Israel Resnick of P-tucket. At the recent executive board Present at the gathering were meeting, Mrs. Edward Stern an Mr. and Mrs. Israel Resnick of nounced plans for a Mah Jong • GEFIL TE FISH •NOODLES Pawtucket; Mrs. J. S. Eisenberg Tournament scheduled for April of Fall River, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. IS at the Synagogue. The tourna Samuel Schprecher ol Brookline, ment will be played under the Mass.; Mr. and Mrs.HymanWeln rules of the National Mah Jong • HORSERADISH •HONEY berg ol Cape Cod, Mass., and Mr. League. and Mrs. Harry L Elides ol Stam An executive board meeting ford, Conn. will be held on April 8 at 8:30 Also, Mr. and Mrs. Harry P.M. at the home of Mrs. Herbert •SOUP NUTS • KOSHER SALT Chaet ol Normandy Isles, Miami Katz, Larchwood Drive, East Beach, Fla.; Mrs. Louis M. Hay Providence (Rwnford). Mrs. Jo man, Mr. and Mrs. J. Pritcher, seph Schwartz will be co-hostess •SOUP MIX •BORSCHT Mr. and Mrs. M. Rosseln and Mr. for the executive board meeting. WT WEEKS FEATURING A FULL LINE OF I CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWER. ACBOSS 2.M:alayan 22.De!er MANISCHEWITZ AND GOODMAN PRODUCTS 1. Reach boat action acroaa s. Oppoaed to 23. Biblical Ii. Capital of feud name Iraq '- Boy's nick• 2f. .M:ark 11. Voided name of a eacutcheon Ii.Bachelor wound 12.Awake of Arta: 25.Deep We Will Also Feature A Wide Selection Of from sleep abbr. place 13. Required 6.-Land 1n earth for life: pl. measure 26.Be 111.Actor - 7. Object of haves Ladd effort violently 37.Mlne 16.Llttle 8. Stupid 27. City: entrance child persons Indiana 38. Marries FRESH WATER FISH 17. Sing 9. King of 29. Stunted 39. Whaler heartily Judah things Indian 20. Goal of the 10. Wolf's 31. Forbid 4'0.Japanue Astronauts lair 33. Personal shrub • CARP REGULAR 21. lOlkllah 14. 0bese pronoun ¼2. Exclama 2'. A winding 18.Pole 35. Greatest tion aheet 19.Forward value '4.Mualc note THE FOLLOWING FISH REGULAR OR DRESSED 27. Unit of 20.Rock 36.So. Am. 4'5.Man'a weight covering republic nickname 28.Shore '2 t,, 8 9 10 29.M:ean.s of I 3 + ~'5 7 • CARP BUFFALO • PIKE communi cation 11 12. • PERCH • PICKEREL 80. Gifts to the ~ poor 13 14 1'5 al. Explodes ~ ~ • MULLET • WHITEFISH 82.Reputa- 1" ~17 18 19 tlo~: abbr. ~ ~ as. M:anlfold 20 21 22 -:23 U.Catkln ~ t0 ~ ~ as. Cat's toot 24 25 27 89.French '"' ~ author 28 '29 41. Undresled ~ kidskin 30 31 fa.Seaport ~ city: 32. 33 Ukraine ~ ~ ~ ~ ,s. A grating t:-½ 34 "35 ~ 3b 37 SIi ,1. Place of ~ lodging 39 40 ~ ~ 41 42 '8. Small dwelllnga 43 44 45 ~ """ DOWN 47 ~ 48 1.Not bard PUZZLE NO. 801 - ---~ ~--.. ~------• .... _..,_ ------______, ------"'
A nb11c:riplion to the Heralcl PROTEST BY SURVIVORS Gennan compensatten payments. ...., Js a good gift idea. TEL AVIV_ Hundreds of sur- They demanded that Jewish sur- Bridge vivors from Eastern Europe vtvors of the nazi regime attended be given more time 10 present ;! by Revoke a meeting last week to protest demands for compensation and m -, Strong 3-3-3-4 hands with one only ten tricks can be made In pending new legislation fer West restitution. :,, 1 weak suit present a tricky prob spades. -.~:.~:.:.:.:.:.;.:.;.-;:,:.-;:.:.-;:.:.-;;.:.:.:.-;;.:.:.:.:.:.:.-;:.:.-;:,:.-;:.:.-;;.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.;,:.;,:,; :i: lem. Here is an example from a At our table, North experi 8m recent tournament. North opened mented wl th a 2JIIT opening and PASSOVER IS ONLY A WEEK AWAY! I IC on this was the seqll!bce of bidding: ♦-A . II.. y North East South West •-A. II.. Q. 6 2JIIT Pass 3C Pass ♦ -?i I. 3 GIVE NOW I 3H Pass 3JIIT Pass 4-n.. Q. J Pass Pass so that mare people may have Partner bid IS and North now Sitting Ea.st I chose an unfor a Happy Passover bid 3D to add to the confusion. nmate club lead (only a diamond When partner bid 3JIIT, North de lead Is really effective). 1lle SEND YOUR CONTRIBUTION cided to pass (I) because It was Imaginative North, who was ob To The UNITED MOES CHITIM FUND viously all out for a top score, a pairs event and you get a much % JEWISH FAMILY & CHILDREN'S SERVICE made four tricks each In clubs, higher reward for m aldng I 0 333 GROTTO AVE., PROVIDENCE, R. I. tricks In no-trwnps than In hearts, and spades. EDMUND WEXLER. ,rutdent JOHN NEWMAN, T,.asuru spades. But alas, West was not born yesterday: he led the jack of diamonds and East-West cashed ORGANIZATION the first five tricks for +100. 1bis was the full deal: NEWS · J U LI EI s KOSHER Norlll DELICATESSEN •-A. K ~ INSTALLATION •-A. K. Q. b New officers of the Men's Club 731 HOPE STREET 621-9396 1=k sQ3J of Congregation MJshkon TIUoh wlll be Installed on Monday at 8 West East P .M. In the Synagogue social hall. Featuring .-J. 5. 3, 2 66% DISCOUNT .-4 Hennan Goldberg, executive di .-3, 4 ¥-10. 9, 5. 3, 2 Pay only 1/, of catalog list price! 1-A, J. 10, 8. 2 ♦ -K . S. 4 rector of the Jewish Family and Just low price? ... no sir, FREE -1. e .. -10. 9. 5. 2 Children's Service, wlll be the engraving, too. 50,000 Trophies South guest speaker. for every possible event . We're •-I.I· 10. 8. 7. 6 The slate of new otflcers to ¥-J. 7 be seated by Rabbi Emanuel Lazar sure that it's more trophies than ♦ -Q , 9 ij, Includes: John Newman, president; you'll see anywhere. Don 't wait, ..-A . 4. a Dave Krasnoff, first vice presi SAVE write for your absolutely FREE It ls difficult to know what the dent; Samuel W. Grossman, sec catalog now! best bid for North would be. I ond vice president; Louts Bern would certainly open 2C, followed stein, treasurer, and Morris EMBLEM & BADGE~~~- by 2JIIT over 2D, and if partner Tlppe, secretary. YOU ASKED FOR IT as, North Main st. now mentioned spades, I would A collation w111 follow the Pro,ldtnct ii, It I. 02904, DE 1-5444 happily bid 4S. On a diamond lead Installation. All members and A REPEAT OF OUR FANTASTIC friends of the Congregation and Sisterhood are lnv1ted to attend. SUPER SPECIAL
what kind of man SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS TRIMMED AND SLICED The recipients of the four full is he? rultion scholarships awarded an nually by Johnson & Wales Junior CORNED BEEF College of Business have been announced. They are Nonn an G. Levesque or Msgr. Prevost High 1.89 pound 1UR'Tll lllnld,but- School , Sandra Hanelwlch of Tol \JPOODLE Slowbutsut9 ~~'!1¥ A pamperitd pup man High School, Maureen A. ALSO PARTY PAC - O'Keefe of Belllngham High School • and Catherine M. Coyne of John -- Sauerkraut 39c quart F. Deering High School. ~ Two of the scholarships, l'.AQLE LADY BUG HORS£ DACHSHUND, awarded In memory of the school's LDcky with the Always in the Doun't Both ears to founders, are known as tbe G. I. WE ARE A DISCOUNT miss much the around ladies running John son Founder's Schei ar ship DELICATESSEN HOUSE * • and the M. T. Wales Founder's • Scholarship. Two a ddl t I on al REMEMBER! YOU CAN PAY MORE awards - The Directors' FWld ~ Scholarships - are made by the BUT YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER. 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A ?1lai/J,ox the public scbool s of tbe State of r== !ll New York was urged last week by a delegation representing tbe NEW FOR SPRING~ Replies To 'A Dangerous Venture' Metropoll tan Co1mctl of the American Jewish Congress. All Colors In Patents and . . · -'_~ TO TiiE EDITOR: You speak about the Agudath leather · _-. Y\ I feel that I must reply to Ylsroel. You didn't show much "A Dangerous Vepture" by Beryl knowledge about this group, Mr. A Herald ad always gets best $9.98 to $12.98 ~- \ · ' Segal, printed In the March 13th Segal, or would a full explanation results - our subscribers com Issue of the Rhode Island Herald, have been damaging to your argu prise an active buying market. lest I be as guilty as he In ac ment? Contrary to your Implica quiescence to the anti-Semitic ex tion, Agudath Ylsroel does believe FOR YOUR HOLIDAY cesses In the Soviet Union. and know that Soviet Jewry Is APPROVAL ELKIN SHOES Who Is this man who speaks facing a crisis. This large Ortho 125 \\·ashinctt.n St. for the anglo-Jewish community. dox organ feels that more can be TURKEYS - CAPONS as though we were all deprived accomplished through quiet, un of our senses of seeing and hear publicized negotiations with Soviet SPRING PULLETS - BROILERS ing? Fortunately, Mr. Segal, there hierarchy. They contend that Mr. NO ½ lb. ADDED are thlnldng Jews In Rhode Island Krushchev will listen to softly who will not allow your evident spoken propositions. The other 24 OAKDALE LANDSCAPING naivete influence us one iota. On organizations contend that If the the contrary, your fruitless ef pressure against Mr. Krushchev KELLER'S COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE forts to make silent martonenes Is brought out Into the open, he out of us, reminiscent of 1939, will wish to still the antagonism Kosher Meat Market have had an opposite effect. and react by easing If not alle SPECIAL Since you seem devoid of viating the situation. The Agudath Kashruth & Qual,ty facts pertaining to the 24 organiza Ylsroel Is most active and desirous tions who are to meet in Wa shing of aiding Soviet Jewry, but their SPRING CLEANING ton, D,C, In early April, I sbould methods are based on another Farm Fresh Eggs like to take the liberty of en phllosophical approach. TOP DRESSING FERTILIZING lightening your readers. 'The or The problem must be ap Steer liver AA 79c lb. ganizations Include such groups as proached from a healthy, dem TRIMMING PLANTING the Zionist Organization of ocratic point of view, typical of Fresh Tongue . 55c lb. America, the American Jewish what this country Ideally stands ORDED NOW - ORDER SOON FOR Congress, Hadassah, Pioneer ST 1-1 S98 for. If we feel that something Is FREE ESTIMATES Women, and B'nai B'rith, to name JA 1-0960 - FREE DELIVERY WI 1-2136 evU, that somethJng ls wrong, or TO All SECTIONS a few . The h1mdreds of persons that something can be Improved, who will meet at the Willard Hotel EAST SIDE • NORTH END we offer resolutions and then peti EDGEWOOD • CRANSTON are convening for a single pur tion our case. Next month 24 dedi GARDEN CITY • WOODRIDGE pose: to state their grievance cated Jewish organizations wlll against the treatment of Jews In " R e m ♦ mber The Proof of the petition President Johnson on be Pudding i1 in the Ei:rtin9" the Soviet Union. 'They are not half of all Soviet Jewry, In the representing aggression In any name of the free and freedom way, they are not going to use any loving Jews of the United States. cold war tacrtcs, they are not using this means for a nartonal In thi s resolution wlll be our ALL TRAVEL political purpose. grievance. In this petition we will be stating our case so that the en It Is your tactics which are a tire world wlll know that this time AIENCIES ARE "dangerous venture" for you we wlll not be silent. would rather we remained silent. Mrs. Jerrold Franklin ALIKE! After all, you state, " the Jews President, of the Soviet Union did not ask Providence Hadassah ONLY SERVICE for our help." Where there ts no freedom of speech, Mr. Segal. there Is no public outcry. Of MAKES THE course, if you reject as Hes tales Kashruth Miniature chocola tes 'with twenty-three of distress smuggled out at great DIFFERENCE different centers. One pound, $2.25. Or personal risk, and prefer to be Supervision choose from our large selection of Kosher lieve the official Soviet story. the When referring to the Holiday Call ... Mildred Chase for Passover candies and cakes. All made Jewish problem In Russia Is, In from Old World recipes. of Passover, with its many deed, approaching a "suitable" specifications and obligations, the Ask for our free illustrated Haggadah. solution. Sir, twenty years ago, Torah states, " Ushmartem Es many peoples remained silent and Hamatzos," 11 and you shall watch content and thought only pleasant or supervise the Matzos." (Exo llidtlmJ~ thoughts, too; this generation re dus 12- I 7). Our Sages have taken 206 WESTMINSTER ST. (OPPOSITE NEWIERRY'S) fuses to sit tell y by , thinking up this statement to have even such invalid excuses as you have broader significance." AL TIKRIE dreamed up In your column. MATZOS ELA MITZVOS." "Call You ask some strange questions It Not Matzos but Rather Mltz In your column, all of which can vos" (Rashi). The Torah's Com Spring i,s Jor Fash ion be answered affirmatively by any mandment of constant guard and one who has the ability to pick supervision Is only exemplified up a newspaper and read. You by the Mltzvoh of Matzoh. This ~ pose your own questions and give same 1mderlying and basic prin N ~INaTIIJI WT, your own answers. Why don't you ciple is important and necessary UN I•-•• ROBERT ' S DEB SHOPPE is ask whether Jews are being mur In general, and over all of G-d's aglow with a II the newest dered under Soviet Justice by a Mitzvoths. For, this statement is fashions for teens and young vacillating law which goes out of a reminder of all obligations like juniors. Visit our special store Its way to dream up new crimes TT!ln, M'zuzah, Kashruth, etc. It for teens. It will be a most to charge against Jews? For ex should also be understood, that ample, please read the article on delightful shopping experience. without adequate supervision one page 16 , entitled "Jews Con can hardly consider the Mltzvah victed", In the very newspaper well observed. The most well which carried your apologia. meaning of all manufacturers and Your questions are strange be butchers of food products and food ILLUSTRATED: The two•piece cause they are the wrong ques establishments always were re 11 i ump er suit. Three • quarter tions. Instead of asking, Are quired to maintain supervision sleeve jacket tops the full the educational facilities of the which Is In compliance with the land closed for the Jew?", you Shulchan Aruch (The Code of matching jumper. All wool should be asldng .... Are Jewish ed looped fabric in pink and aqua. Jewish Laws). _ ucational facilities of the land We, therefore, take this op being closed? portunity to remind our fellow The entire educational network Jews to look for and require of the Jew finds Its nucleus In adequate supervision over Pass the Synagogue, and with only a over and non-Passover products. handful left from the h1mdreds The Waad Ha Kashruth of Rhode which once stood, the Jewish child Island has only one goal and that who can no longer Identify him Is to Insure adequate supervision self with the Jewish Institution will, for the Jewish consumer. through several generations, lose Your co-operation In buying all ldentlty .... except to his per only Items that are well super secutors. vised Is necessary for both the Your reasons for not soiling Individual and the communal your hands remind me of an Iso benefit. lationist who Is only worried a With Torah blessings for a bout the things which he can touch healthy, ha y and Kosher Pass ....not about the Infinite world a- - over. "Putty Gab" bout him. We have a clear obli The Rabbinical Board of the gation, Mr. Segal. Are we to wit WAAD HA KASHRlJI'H OF R.I. Gabardine retums Charge Accounts Invited. ness the fragmentation of world Rabbi Abraham Chill in • new putty Jewry simply because we don't Rabbi Emanuel Lazar shade with natural Rabbi Hershel Solnlca have the courage to be true to shoulder, paisley lin our consciences and because It "'- so much easier to play dumb? WHO PROPOSAL ing • , • by Jon You seem to attack those who GENEVA - Yltzhak Raphael, Trent • • • $10.00 would protest Soviet anti-Semitism Israel's Deputy Health Minister, by questioning the vitality of Jud proposed at the 17th World Health T'S aism In this co1mtry. Aside from Assembly here last week that the gB,JP8 .1 1' the fact that the protesting or Werld Health Organization call ganizations do_ take a positive global confert!11ce on mobilization "The Special, Store ~or .Teen;" _ stand toward Judl1sm, you i:on of the world's best scientists for• fuse me Issue. 1be point Is that Joint effort to solve the problems rtelards ' ' II 135- MAIN ST., 5 BROAD ST:, : • - Jew ' In 'Rusllta ·ean NOT be of water shortages tn many coun -weyl,baet at eclcly w-ket Pawtucket Jewish without persecution. tries. - . ------·------·""'-'····-·-·-·----.-.- COUNCIL TO MEET BRUSSELS - A SO-member Werld CouncU on Jewish Educa tion wUl hold Its Inaugural meet Ing next August In Geneva. Birth Announced Mr. and Mrs. Stuart H. Rugg of Waltham, Mass., announce the boutique birth al their first child and daughter, Lisa Diane, on March 6. Mrs. Rugg Is the former Edith maternities F. Levenson. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. Burt Levenson of Providence and Mr. and Mrs. George Rugg al Brool VETERAN'S MEMORIAL ~H.;;;....alG:;;a..a;,.H------=-S-=-C H;;;..;;;..0-=--=-0-=-L WEST SHORE ROAD, WARWICK Sunday, March 22 - 8:30 p. m. RESERVED SEATS AVAILABLE AT VETERANS MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM SUNDAY FROM 1 to S P.M. Or Phone WIiiiams 1-4061 - STuart 1-2710 DONATIONS $4.50 PER PERSON PRESENTED BY TEMPLE BETH AM BUILDING FUND -_·- -=--.:.--:-_-_-:_:-_-_- :~ .:______,______,,_.-··., --- ~ 2 'l?'l:KX>OC-1::>C:,.C-1:KX>OC-l::>C:,.C-1:KX>OC-1::>C:,.C-1:K:X:~ JEWISH PAll'ITER _·GA 1-1229 MRS. LEO GLEKLEN- GA 1-1229 GRJSEPPE COEN, a 19th cen tury OF Italian-Jewish painter, was ORGANIZATION NEWS otie of the pioneers In the field of artistic photography. He was PETTERSON TRAVEL INC. the first Jew to be elected a mem ber of the city council of his SPEAKS TO BRCYrnERHOOD 76 Dorronce Street Providence 3, Rhode lslond native Ferrara. Tiie Brotherhood of Temple Beth El will present Gordon 0 . Suggests Hall, a free lance lecturer who CALL ME WHENEVER YOU LEAVE HOME!! has devoted his career to the study of extremist groups, as the Puerto Rico 6 Days .. $153 Nassau 7 Days .. . $236 guest speaker at Its meeting on Bermuda 8 Days .. .. $153 Jamaica 7 Days .. $342 Stmday at 8 P .M. In the Temple meeting hall. Aruba 7 Days . ... . $236 Mexico 9 Days . . . $371.70 Mr. Hall, regarded as an ex 9·~---)0C:>QC:1,ce.Q_c:::>,__ ~-=<-=oc-x=-c:,ce.ce,=-cX pert In his field, will talk on the < subject, "TI,e Battle with Bigotry 0:: 1n America.'' !ll GET MOIE FOR YOUI All members of the community are Invited to attend. ~ ~ DIAMONDS § • 0:: MONEY ONLY Be beoutiful with Sophie's Speciol DIAMOND GUARANTEED Permanents' JEWELRY TO PRESENT SLATE - Arthur 'Regular $15.00 Value, includes Castile Shampoo Wltol•sole ,,ic•t To Tk J . Levy, chairman of the nominat ($1 .50), Styled Haircut ($1 .50), Set in any style ($2.00), Refo;/ Trod• ing committee, wlll present the and Permanent ($10.00). a.st ,,ices Paid lor Old Gold slate of officers and trustees at the Annual Meeting of the Miriam s& fllld ,A.,,f iqH J•••lry Hospital on March 24 at 8:15 P.M. In the hospital audltorlwn. The PHONE PA 5-2753 JEN JEWELRY public Is Invited to attend. SOPHIE'S MARCEL & BEAUTY SHOPPE 7b Do rrance St .. ,,ov. J. Kenner, l'ro p. DANCE-SOCIAL 1005 YORK AVENUE, PAWTUCKET The Quarter Past Club of the Jewish Community Center will hold Its annual Spring Dance Social on Stmday, from 6:30 to 10:30 P.M., In the Georgian Ball room of the Crown Hotel. A social hour will follow from 10:30 to 11 :30 P.M. Persons 28 years old and above are Inv! ted to attend. Music wlll be provided by Bob Banner's Orchestra. Refreshments wlll be served. DANCE IN BROOKLINE The '21-35' Club of. Brookline (single adult organization) will I hold a Cocktail Party with Dancing . I at the Brookline Longwood Towers Hotel at 20 Chapel Street. TI,e event will be held In the Camelot Ballroom on Stmday from 4 to 8 P.M. Music will be furnished by Mick Mascetta, his orchestra and vecallst. Hors d'oeuvres will be served. SABBATH OBSERVANCE TI,e Temple Emanu-El Sister hood wlll conduct an Oneg Shabbat In observance of the Sahbath on Saturday at 1:30 P.M. In the Youth Chapel . Mrs. Arthur Einstein, chair man, has announced that Mrs. Warren Foster wlll discuss the works of three Israeli authors - Samuel Agnon, Haylm Hazaz and Moshe Smllansky. Mrs. Foster, a graduate of Pembroke C.llege and a candidate for her MAT In English Literature, has written book reviews for the R. L Herald. Mrs. Jeannette Lappin, solo ist for the Temple Emanu-El choir, will present a program of song, accompanied by Thomas West. Mrs. Leonard Bellin will conduct the col.fee hour. GUEST SPEAKER Prol.essor Maurice A. Jaswen, a vi.siting professor In the En gineering Department at Brown University, will speak Monday at They well could if you don't make some effort to the meeting of the Providence Chapter of Hadassah to be held save part 9r all of them regularly. A savings at 1:30 P.M. at the Providence Hebrew Day School. His topic will account at Peoples Savings Bank can be the answer be "An Irish Jew In England." to freezing them for future use, and will earn Professor Jaswon Is a student of. the Talmud and studied tmder 4¼% annual interest. Rabbi Yltzhak Herzog, who was then Chief Rabbi ol 1re1 and and later Chief Rabbi of Israel. A report on current events will be made by Mrs. David Hassenfeld, American and Zionist Affairs chairman. Mrs. Meyer Sava! and Mrs. Samuel Koulfman will be hostess es for a coffee hour which will precede the meeting. Mrs. Adrian Goldstein and Mrs. Irving Gont.n will pour. ANNUAL INTEREST RATE SHABOS HAGOOOL Rahllt Hershel Solnica wtll de liver his Sbabos Hapdol address Member Federof Deposit Insurance Corporo~ion on Saturday at 9 A.M. Nnlces at Congregation Shure Zedelt. A Model Seder will be held Sunday at 10 A.M. In die ftstry Downtown Providence • Wayland Square • East Providence • Warwick • Westerly • Johnston · • North Kingstown for parents and children ti Iba ' \~ Jewish community, Per-. Wiallllls Ill ..U !hair chometz may - Rabbi SolnlCL .. ______-- ·--~------~---- ... - ._ ... __ --·~,--- ·-·---·· FINLAND COMMUNrIY A subscription to the Herald Is a good gift Idea, :: The -Jewish cemmunlty of Plnlmd which dates back to 1852, hlday ;:=;;;:===~======, numbers some 1,500 persens, the Councilettes Presents vut majority of whem Uve ID Helstnld ANNUAL DANCE RUMFORD MANOR April 4th, 1964 at 8:30 P.M. 115 Bourne Ave., Rumford TEMPLE BETH EL Overlooking Wannamoiaett Country Club. New 3½ and 4½ room apart THEME: "PARIS IN THE PINK" ments with 17 ft. living room. Sound Semi-formal re1i1tont wolls, ample doaet ,pace, $2.50 per couple complete WESTINGHOUSE colored kitchens, air conditionen, individual heat control, ample off-1treet park ing. 7 minutes to Providence or YOUNG MARRIED'S CLUB Pawtucket. Many other features. Im OF mediate occupancy. Shown by ap OHAWE SHOLOM SYNAGOGUE pointment. PRESENTS AN GEneva 8-2383 ISRAELI - ORIENT AL BAR MITZVAH COCKTAIL PARTY Portraits SATURDAY, MARCH 21 8-12 P.M. ? And $2.SO per couple i Vestry, 305 Hight St., Pawtucket • Candids By. appointment DE 1-5946 THE MIRIAM HOSPITAL 16' Summit Anaue, rro\'icl"ce 6, I . I. (falermann The Officers and Trustees of the Hospitol BUSY SINCE 1938 cordially invite you to attend the 236 WESTMINSTER ST. CLOSED MONDAYS Pmnela SUmmer Marrted To Barry Howard Miss Pamela Merle Summer, Alan Levick, a cousin of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sayre u-,,, wu beat man. Ushers in the Sopkin Auditorium R. Summer of 99 Tenth Street, were Waltier Anapol, Gary Ged TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1964 WU married to Ban-y Gale acbr, Ban-y Rosen, Edward San Howard, 11011 of Mrs. Davtd Howard chez, Jr., David Soto! and Gary · al 8 , 15 P.M . . of 96 Tenth StrNt, formerly of Summer, a brother of the bride. CoffN Hour New Bedford, Maas., and the late D.4HIEL J.4COtS David Summer, al"° a brother of Mr. Howard, on Saturday at 8 Secretary the bride, was JLmlor usher. floow Use Fitt• SttMt Eltlronc. P.M. at Temple Emmu-EI. Rabbi Following a reception at the EU A. Bohnen officiated, uslsted Temple, the co,.,le left oo a wed - PUILIC IS INVITED TO ATTEND - by Cantor Jacob Hohenemaer. ding trip to Bermuda. They will lbe bride, given In marriage Uve In Providence. by her father, wore a light Ivory gOWD peau de sole with a scoop Many of the happiest neckline and fitted bodice of honeymoons are planned Alencon lace, abort sleeves and salt back pleats, ending In a right in our office! We can ------chapel trlin and bell-shaped shirt. help you choose the resort, Her veil was Alencon lace over • Downtown Providence cruise or tour that's "made• taffeta, six tiers of chapel length to-order" just for you. Come Ivory silk illusion, outlined with In or telephone for our free pearls. She carried a prayer book • Wayland Square honeymoon-planning literature. covered with an orchid, Ivy and MfMIH lilies. • Washington Park Matron al honor was Mrs. ~~,t•• ''"-: Robert Herman, a sister of the ~ groom, and Shella Zarwn and Cheryl Stepak were the brtdes ·~~,,,m•'-\~ mlids. They all wore long blue CRANSTON TRAVEL SERVICE gOWDs with marching bow head pieces and carried delphlnhnn of 801 Park A•e., Cranston different shades of blue. The only Gefilte almost as good FISH DEPARTMENT as Mother's ... Weybosset Fish Departments Are Famous For FRESH WATER FISH We Have A Large Selection of WINTER CARP, SUMMER CARP, MULLETS, PIKE, WHITEFISH, and PERCH. All Cheerfully Cleaned •IS Just the Way You Like It. For Best Selection, Please Order Early . -----KOSHER FOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT----- Mt>therse We have large displays of MORRISON & SCHIFF KOSHER MEATS - SWEET and WHIPPED BUTTER - WHIPPED CREAM CHEESE - SOURED CREAM - FRESH PRODUCE - HOROWITZ MARGARETEN MATZOHS - GEFILTE FISH - POTATO PAN CAKE MIX - SOUP NUTS At the Downtown Providence Store We Feature For Your P8880ver Seder- MANISCHEWITZ WINES FOR PASSOVER. in 3 Tasty Varieties Succulent fresh-water ftah simmered in the same a-1-o-w, ALL OF US AT WEYBOSSET PURE FOOD MARKETS WISH time-honored way. Careful blendlns, subtle splclns, and meticulous preparation makes MOTHER'S the gloriou seft}te ftsh to hlshllsht 11ovr Puaover Holiday. A HAPPY PASSOVER ~OIBBB FOB PAIIOVBR@) PARBVB TO .ALL OF OUR MANY JEWISH FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS ,_Ille..,.._ IC-of_,., ,_ ,.,...._, Inc .. New1rll 5, N. J. -"{-:~------ A subscription to the Herald ...... ~ William B. Cohen, M.D. Is a good gift Idea for the person who '"bas everything'" elae. Call (f)v, : announces the removal 724-0200. : Jm 4,,n A of his office to • 1Contlnued from Page 4) . size figures on the movie screen HARRY FAIN'S Stritch will succeed Eva Gabor • . . Paddy Chayefsky files to 169 Angell Street In the revival of Rodgers and Hollywood for a screen play ••• 15th ANNIVERSARY Hart's "I Married an Angel". . • Brian Donlevy may return to the Providence, R. I. Lew Brice will come to N. Y. for Broadway stage for Alan Jay SALE the premiere of the musical about Lerner . . • Jeremy Brett, who Practice Iimited to diseases of his sister, "Funny Girl." plays the Jesuit In "The Deputy," skin and hair PASSOVER Harold Pinter, one of England's was pushed off a sidewalk and In foremost playwrights, will act In front of a car but escaped Injury. Hours by a~pointment GA 1-0843 MATZOH Jean Paul Sartre"s play, "Huls COOKING NOTE: There's a Clos" ... The $500,000 throne Cabinet upheaval brewing In Is Only 39c lb. room from "Cleopatra" now is rael, in the controversy over with purchases of Passover en route from Hollywood to the whether the ZIM Line's new products of $10 or mare World's Fair, In a 32-truck "Shalom" should have a second. OFFICE EQUIPMENT HEADQUARTERS caravan. non-kosher kitchen, The Minister Ernest Plntoff will provide of Transportation is threatening NEW & USED Sumter Delicatessen the 70mm. color-animation for to resign over it. OFFICE FURNITURE 993 BROAD STREET "Wonderful World of Chemistry." TRAVEL NOTE: Billy Rose FREE DELIVERY HO 1-3220 1bls Is du Pont's World's Fair and his bride went to a party at DESKS • CHAIRS e FILING show, usln.z live actors with life- the home of his new stepson, CABINETS e TYPEWRITERS • ADDING MACHINES producer Warner LeRoy - who e DUPLICATING MACHINES greeted him: "Hello, Dad. Mind "-v•nh fo, A S E Office Equipment If I borrow the car tonight - and Station•" • P',inters the chaueffeur?" Office Ovfitten JEWELRY DEPT.: Rose, In lnqulr• About Our LHsing Program cidentally, has showered his new On• of our HIHm•n will be pl•as•d to ull on you at wife wl th jewels . .. which makes your conv•nl•nc•. this story relevant: One night " THE ONE STOP OFFICE SUPPLY HOUSE" Dolores Guinle Litman, estranged (Acrou ,-,.,'" !>•"• •·Ro,. hu c,., TC'IC'phor t' UN1on 1--16 ·10 wife of George Litman, accom panied Rose and me to a nightclub opening on Broadway. I knew the • JEWELRY • APPLIA~(:ES show would be good, but suspected that some ringsiders might be come finger-men for Mrs. Lit • GUTS man's fabulous jewels. In the car, therefore, they performed a strange ritual, prob ably the complete reverse of that to which both were accustomed. The millionaire Rose removed from the young beauty's fingers and throat her necklace and rings. At Passover be sure of Kashruth ... and put 1hem into his pocket. (l.)istributed 196 3 by The Hall Syn use HOOD Kosher dairy products! dicate, Inc.) (All Righ1s Reserved) 7_:_ ~l ORGANIZATION NEWS DINNER CO-CHAIRMEN Leo Sonkin and Joseph Galkin have been appointed co-chairmen of the Sidney L. Rabinowitz Dinner, it was announced today by Albert I. Gordon, president of Roger Williams Lodge, B'nai B'rith. STANDARDIZED The dinner will be held on Thursday, April 23, at the Shera MILK ton-Biltmore Hotel. Mr. Rabino PASttUtllZll> witz will be presented the B"nal B'rlth Service Award at that time. Also serving on the committee are Benjamin Brier, treasurer: Judge Peter Rosedale, secretary; Bertram L. Bernhardt, Samuel I. Cohen, Burton Flnberg, Joseph M. Flnlcle, Samuel Friedman, William Glass, Edward Goldin, Merrill Hassenfeld, Judge Alfred H. Joslin, Judge Frank Licht, Richard Loebenberg, Samuel I Rapaporte, Jr .. Joseph W. Ress, L Rabbi Nathan Rosen, Samuel Rosen, Louis 8. Rubinstein, Milton B. Saplnsley, Harold Welner, Coleman B. Zimmerman, Senator Jullus C. Michaelson and Mr. Gordon. FINAL LECTIJRE Dr. Benjamin J. Sbevach, exe cutive director of the Bureau of Jewish Education of Boston, wlll deliver the final lecture In the Adult Jewish History Course, sponsored by the Greater Provi dence Bureau of Jewish Education. The lecture was annolll!ced by Adult Jewish EducatlonCommtttee chairman Joseph Teverow. Dr. Shevach will speak T;hurs Notice of Passover Kashruth When you serve Kosher Hood dairy products, you are day at 8:15 P.M. at Temple Emanu-EI. His topic will be Rosh Chodesh Adar, 5724 certain that you have complied with the highest '"The Future of the American Jewish Cammlll!lty-A Prognostic The Jewish public is .hereby advised that standards of }¼shruth. You are also sure of having Attempt." the Passover products of the Hood Milk Co. The public ls invited to attend are under our supervision. We have ap served milk, cream and cheese which are actually the lecture. pointed the necessary supervisory person nel so that"Strict Kashruth for Passover of purer, richer and fresher than required by law! YOUNG MARRIED'S these products is assured and that every The Young Man-ted's Club of bottle of milk, container of soured cream, To safeguard the Passover tradition and at the same Ohawe .Sholom Synagogue will large or small curd cottage cheese, present an Israeli-Oriental Coclt whipped cream cheese and cream that time protect the health of your family ... get Hood tall Party on Sarurday at 8 P.M. bears our Seal has been prepared for In the vestry of the Synagogue. Passover under our supervision and Is Kosher dairy products from your Hood route salesman 305 High Street, Pawtucket. The strictly Kosher for such use. party will include entertainment The Vaad Harabonlm of Mass. or at your favorite store. . Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ecker are co-chairmen of the event, assist ed by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lenz, H.P. HOOD & SONS quality dairy products since 1846 Mr. and Mrs. Bennet Gohunbuk, l\i Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pearlman and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin AcDer. Reaervadons may be made by contacdng AlvtnEcker,UNl-6782; or ·Bennet Golumbult, 724-4966. ~--- •• This, is for bringing -"' to a Seder. - - '."''"'"...... ,.. ,,.,..• ,,, ...... ·,,··","'. ·"·•.·,,.,., .,. ::?- ~ ,· . ., , . ·. nD. El , , .. !' l . !I ~ £1' ; REFUSED RESIDEl'«:E PLAN BOND CAMPAIGN-Officers of the Women's Division for the Rhode Island 1964 Israel Bond campaign met recently at the home of BASEL, - Rolf Hechhuth, the Mrs. Marvin S. Holland. A goal of $110,000 was set and plans for a German author of the controver series of bond events and activities were adopted. The officers Include, sial play, "The Deputy," which front row, left to right, Mrs. Arthur Einstein, Women's Division co attacks Pope Pius Xll fer failure chairman: Mrs. Max Alperin, Women's Division Chairman, and Mrs. to denounce the mass lcllllng of Stanley Grossman, sponsor committee chairman. Back row, left to the Jews by the Nazis, has been refused permission to continue right, are Mrs. David Horvitz, redemption committee chairman: Mrs. Melvin G. Alperin, hostess committee co-chairman: Mrs. Joslin Berry, residing In Basel, on the grounds that his presence might disturb hostess committee chairman, and Mrs. Holland, hostess. Officers the peace. absent when picture was talcen were Mrs. Leonard Y. Goldman and Mrs. Julius Robinson, Chen committee chairmen: Mrs. Peter Bardach, fashion show chairman: Mrs. Sanford Zarum and Mrs. Wllllam Mayer, decorations chairmen, and Mrs. Eugene Schwartz, telephone chairman. -Fred Kelman Photo Your Money's Worth (Continued from Page 4) The 1964 law liberalizes this situation considerably. If eithe r of This, is for the family. the 65-year or older spouses has the necessary earnings experience , they can both elect In their joint return to claim a combined retirement Income celling of $2,286. Of course, If the wife ha s Social Security or other payments which reduce the limit, the amount available to them must be cut by her payments a s well as hi s. lndiYidual - Fleet As an Illustration of the new rule, consider Mr. and Mrs. Brown, both over 65. Mr. Brown has worked for more than 10 years, Mrs. CHOICE OF COLOR Brown has not. Mr. Brown has dividends of $3,000, and In 1964, Mr. AND EQUIPMENT Brown receives $700 In Social Security payments while Mrs. Brown Cadillac CheY gets $350. Until this year Mr. Brown's credit was on Sl,524 less $700, or Olds Lincoln $824. Under the 1964 tax law he and his wife can elect on their joint Pontiac T-Bird return to claim a credit on $2,286 less their total Soclal Security Others payments of $1,050, that ls, on $1 ,236. This added $412 alone can save $70.04 In tax In 1964 for the S~cializin9 In Browns. Persona/ind Se,.,ice A second Important tax brealc for older persons Involves medical expense deductions. If you'll look at your 1963 tax return, you'll notice Rates Include that the medical expense deduction ls cut down In two ways: (a) med No Capitol ln¥estm~nt ical expenses must be reduced by 3 per cent of a taxpayer's adjusted No Insurance E1:penu gross Income to arrive at the deductible amount and (b) any drugs or Or, have a piece of cake. medicines are Included as medical expenses only to the extent that No Repair or Tire Exp. they exceed I per cent of the taxpayer's adjusted gross Income. Your Special Plates Moy Be Used The 3 per cent rule hasn't applied for several years to a taxpayer Emergency Car A¥oiloble 65 or older: or to a husband and wife filing a Joint return where either We Buy Your Present Co ts ls 65 or over: or to a 65-year or older parent supported by his tay payer child. But through 1963 the I per cent rule still has applied to Call PA 3-4700 medical and drug expense deductions In all cases, Including outlays by or for the older person. For Instance, say 67-year-old Mr, Smith had $9,000 of adjusted gross Income In 1963 and spent $200 on drugs and medicines. When be flies his I 963 return, the I per cent rule requires him to reduce his deductible medicine and drug expenses by $90, leav ing him with deductible medical expenses of $110. But under the new law neither the I per cent nor the 3 per cent rule will apply to him. Say Mr. Smith's Income and expenses for drugs and medicines are the same In I 964 as In 1963. When he files his I 964 return In I 965, Smith will be able to deduct his full $200 of medical expenses Instead of only $110. ORGANIZATION Eating from top to bottom: Passover Bartonettes, minia ture chocolates with 23 different centers ( 1 lb. $2.25). ·NEWS Passover Favorites includes ahnond kisses, rum-flavored FINAL ONEG SHABBAT cherries and other treats ( 14 oz. $2.10). Matzoh Balls in The last Oneg Shabbat of the three exotic flavors. Truffie, nut dessert, and chocolate current season at Con~regation Ohawe Sholom will be held to nut-marshmallow (box of 24 $1.89). Seven Layer Cake night at 8:15 o'clock and will be with chocolate nut filling and icing ( 1 lb. $1.98). Plus hosted by the Men's ChJb and many other Passover candies and cakes. All made from Young Married Couples Group. Old World recipes. All Kosher for Passover, A talk on the subject, "We are What We Are," will be de Ask for our free, 64-page, illustrated Haggadah. livered by Rabbi Joseph M. Roth berger. SCHOOL DINNER ~ARTSMf Pl ans for the annual dinner NEW YORK• LUGA.NO, SWITZEltt.ANO of the Providence Hebrew Day Moil & Phone Orders Accepted On Purchases Of School. scheduled for April 19, will be discussed at a meeting $3.00 Or More of the dinner committee on Mon day at the school. The dinner will mark the third anniversary of the dedication of the half-million dollar school structure. The Providence He brew Day School Is the only school In Rhode Isl and that pro vides both Hebrew and secular education during regular school hours. MEETING CANCELED DISTlllaUnD aY: . The Jewish Community Cent er'• Bandage Rolling group will OUTLET BOND FOODS, I NC. not meet next Thursday, It was BARTON CANDY - STREET FLOOR 1• CIUUIY ·ITlllff, PROV1D911C• announced this week. PROVll>ENCE 2, RHODE ISLAND OR PHONE ELMHURST 1-3- ~ GROWTH NOTED ROBINSON MEMORIAL JOR~ Kn.LED ene Jaraelt border patrolman was JOHANNESBURG, S, Africa - BRUSSELS - The world Jew TEL AVrv - One Jordanian Injured, In two Incidents along the Wide growth of the Jewish day ish Congress said this wee.Ii: tt Arab infiltrator was kllled and Jordan border last week. J school movement tn South Africa wlll establish In honor of Dr• ... was reported here last week at Nehemiah Robinson, late director 0 the 13th national conference of of Its Institute of Jewish Affairs, PASSOVER "' the South African-Board of Jew- a number of scholarships In Jew TRADITIONAL SERVICES WILL IE ish studies at the Hebrew SEDER University In Jerusalem. CONDUCTED ON THE PREMISES Enio, tile t./1 ei,~t doy /tolidoy o, •1,,irtt .,,..,, fomil-, to, S..Jon,m A subscription to the Herald i";~L~~; ELECTRIC FirJt Seder - Friday , March 27 >- Is a good gift Idea g Electricians - Contractors f INDUSTRIAL - RESIDENTIAL CLEAN-UP SERVICE Weinstein's Lake Pearl Manor Inc. Complete Cellars, Yards WRENTHAM, MASS., off Route 1 A Wiring Service Attics, Garages, Etc. For llflffl'otions Writ• or PlroM EV 4-3102 - ST 1-9161 Kasbrutl, Supervision WE TAKE All SIZE JOIS GA 1-6864 RE 9-5010 or WI 4-0940 FREE PARKING HO 1-6068 SPECIAL FOR PASSOVER R.I. Opera Guild AT Presents 'Rigoletto' EDDIE BECK'S The Rhode Island Opera Guild * * will present Verdi's ''Rigoletto" nce':i ifl!:i on Saturday evening, April 18, at 8 P.M., at the Veterans' Memorial IMPORTED FROM ISRAEL Auditorium. Jan Peerce of the STOP&SHOP Metropolitan Opera Ccmpany will • CARMEL • SLIVOVITZ • WISHNIAK star. Others in the cast are SUPER MARKETS • BRANDY, 9 Years Old Ercole Bertolino, of the Cincin -ALSO- nati Opera Company, and Rose Byrum, also of the Cincinnati CARMEL SACRAME.NTAL WINES Opera Company. Maestro Danilo • RISHON • MALAGA • CONCORD Sciotti will conduct. ROSE, HOCK, AND CHAMPAGNE Affiliated with the Rhode Island 4 ROLFE STREET at Park Avenue Cranston R. I. Opera Guild are Alvin H. Ecker, Plan to get your BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY PASSOVER • vice president; Mrs. Charles Sallet, treasurer and singer with the Rhode Island Opera Choral ~-,m,J;Jf E 'REPERTORY Society; Charles Sallet, Joseph PASSOVER Schlossberg, and Irving Brodsky, "FflEATER in the SQUARE all members of the board of di 'TRINITY SQUARE PLAYHOUSI rectors. needs at Stop & Shop! ORGANIZATION March 13 - April 4 NEWS "THE PASSOVER STIJDY ·Rabbi Charles M. Rubel will HOSTAGE" conduct tonight's Late Evening By Brenden B•han Dire FOR THE FULL FLAVOR OF .. 't;, NEW OFFICERS NAMED-The 1964 Jlllel Officers and Committee Chairmen at Bryant College were recently named. They Include, front row , left to rtght: Mrs. Robert Hochberg, faculty adviser, Steven Wolfe, Jay Laff, Allan Cohen, Warren Corin, Helen Baer, Mel Taplin, Bruce Kerzner and Rabbi Nathan N. Rosen, Director. Back row, same order. Lynne Haber, Barry Stelnflnlc, Steven Kamins, Jeffrey Bullman, Jeffrey MANISCHEWITZ Proctor, David E. Gordon, Albert Donnenberg, Barry Martin and Complete Lesley Fleischer. Landscaping Service LEZAK ELECTED Rabbis, Officers, and Members of the SHRUBS AND TREES WINNIPEG - Lee J. Lezalc, ORGANIZATION F-1ili:sed FREE To Every N•w Custom., publisher ol the Winnipeg Jewish Post, hu '-11 elected prest!lent RE 9-5010 or WI 4-0940 of the Canada Press Club NEWS WAAD HACASHRUTH BASEBA.LL REGISTRATION of Providence Arrangements have been made Something Special for the Jewish Community Cen ter's baseball registration pro Extend Best Wishes for a Happy Passover gram on Sunday at 7:30 P .M. for For PASSOVER? parents ol all boys between the ages of 8 and IS . The program 1\il Ed& I t ii~ -,emia ti will be held at the East SI.de I I I I Center. WE HAVE IT • • • • In addition 10 as!IUrtng their sons of the chance 10 participate WllD HACASHRUTH In the baseball program during the IMPORTED DOMESTIC 1964 season, parents will have CARMEL MA.MISCHEWITZ, an oppornml ty to reg! ster as OF PROVIDENCE - STAR, SHALOM, coaches, 10 learn about new plans • Winn for this season and 10 see the MOGEN DAVID film, "Wind up a Winner." • Brandln CONCORD - MALAGA, DRY CONCORD, • Cardiah Baseball clinics will begin on ~=~=:iHY, Monday at the Sessions Street • SliYOYltz LOOANlaRRY, Fleld according 10 the following • Wi1hnlok ~~1~':ro'!/. schedule: MaHD (Honey Wine) Midget Clinics-Mondays and mr:~:, ~1:,:i Thursday, 4 lo 5:30 P .M.; and Jr. ·,yr, m~rm:: _ HI Clinics- Tuesdays and Wed DExter nesdays, 3 10 S P .M. If you Want To Be SURE That Your ::L1:E~SELTZER'S 1-5838 Leonard Blazer Is chairman of. the baseball sub-commtnee. MEAT And POULTRY Are KOSHER, Pa WINE ond LIQUOR STORE A Herald ad always gets best tronize ONLY The Markets Which Dis- 246 In the WILLARD CENTER results - our subscribers com PRAIRIE AVENUE prise an active buying market. play The Above Card The places of business listed below are under the super· vision of the W AAD HACASHRUTH of Providence and HER TOUCH our Rabbis, and they are visited regularly by our Mashgiach (lnspector). They carry Poultry that is strictly Kosher and freshly killed in Providence by our own MAKES THE DIFFERENCE Shochtim. Philip Abrams Kosher Market, 1025 Broad St. Berlinsky and Shuman Kosher Market, 748 Hope St. ?lfh.t.~~ George Berlinsky Kosher Market, 232 Prairie Ave. Fishman's Kosher Market, 214 Prairie Ave. Harry Katz Kosher Morket, 228 Prairie Ave. FAMILY SIZE JAR! Keller's Kosher Market, 218 Prairie Ave. Irving Mittleman Kosher Market, 406 No. Main St. SOUP Pierce and Rosenfield Kosher Market, 136 Oakl~nd Ave. DUMPLINGS Fred Spigel's Kosher Market, 229 Prairie Ave. Fred Spigel's Kosher Market, 771 Hope St. The perfect soup• B. Stone & Son Kosher Market, 780 Hope St. mate! Serve with Sugarman's Kosher Morket, 727 Hope St. meat or dairy. ' , 1"'101';-r,,® Marty Weissman Kosher Market, 682 Broad St. Wholesale Dealers Caterers Adelman Live Poultry Co. Gross Kosher Caterers Greylawn Poultry Co. Louis' Kosher Catering •Those places of business whose Lake Pearl Manor Caterers No one makes gefilte names do not appear in the above list are definitely NOT under the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel fish so light and fluffy supervision of the Waad Hacash • • . as Mrs. Adler! ruth of Providence . Weinstein' Kosher Caterers They're really different! NEW LOOK FOR THIS SEAL II ACCEPT NO OTHER FOR PASSOVER LOUIS TROSTONOFF, RABBINICAL STAFF, President Robbi AbNtham Chill DISTRIBUTOR: N. DA.VIS DAIRY PRODUCTS MICHAEL ORZECK, Robbi Emanuel Laaor 359 North Main Strut Seaetary RoW.i Hershel Solnico Providence, R. I. DE 1-4239 ,., . r CONGRESS ASKS BAN TORONI'O - Saul Hayes, ex ecuttve vtce-prestdent et the LET'S Canadian Jewish CongreH, bu wired Guy Favreau, ,_ly-named DICK FLYNN Minister ol Juadce fer Canada, Complete Landscaping Se"ice urging that he consider a recent TALK 21 YEARS OF KNOWLEDG£ IN THE FINEI POINTS OF GAIDINING; distribution ol md-aemldc mate rial ldvocadng genocide-It urges LAWN MAINTENANCE By The Month sterlllzadon ol Jews - material A Specialty which should be subject to a legal IT ban because It could Incite to vio lence. • LAWNS BUILT • EVERGREENS • LOAMING e SEEDING • FERTILIZING t1/,.w.o.n.:.d OVER Free Estimates WI 1-"46S at Char - Broiled By Herman Goldberg STEAK SANDWICH on Torpedo Roll Execudve Dtrector, Jewish Family With Fr~,h Mu,hroom, & Children'• Service 830 Hospital Trust Building 7'6 Hope St. MA 1-9773 I have been getnng some in ladonsn1ps with people from Pro'l)idence, Rhode /5/and formation In anticipation of a dis different walks of life can help ™ADULTS cussion I am to have with a group the aged person to enlarge his of senior cl tlzens about the things understanding of himself and COCKTAIL they want to do to make themselves others. Letts and Quinn PARTY comfortable and happy. This Above all , If an older per proved to be an enlightening pro believes that be has !be opportUDlty A ttorneJls At Lan, e DANCE e ject. especially since I found that to pass on to others !be benefit in Brookline - 20 Chapel St. more and more older persons are af. his experience and wisdom he Longwood Towers Hotel seelclng ways to keep themselves will feel that be has olfered some take pleasure in announcing that active In the community In which The Elegant Camelot thing to the world and bu a place thev live. In life.' Furthermore, when he Jerome B. Spunt Ballroom Cider people live In several hears from a younger adult, or IY CAI: NEAi " 1200 NA.CON ways. 1bey may live alone, In a from a young adolescent, that this STIUT HOTEL " greup with older people, or with life experience of his has had has become a member of the firm BY MT.A. : " IIVHSIOE CA.ILINE yoWtger relatives. In any one of TO LONGWOOD TOWHS meaning for them. than the aged these arrangements they may be Sunday, March 22 person Is sure that life has been Andren, P. Quinn lonely unless they have the eco worth 11 Ying and he Is encouraged 4-8 P.M . nomic means to keep them!elves to keep himself active so that Richard F. COMing ,pon"'red by busy. the physical strength to stay his value for himself and for '21 - 35' CLUB active. or have the spiritual and others wlll go on as long as Daniel J. MurraJI OF BROOKLINE psychological strength to be In possible. Mdrch 2, 1964 Alan S. Flink HORS D'O EUVR ES - FREE PARKI NG terested ln what ls g:olng: on around ------NICK MASCETTA, HIS OICHUTIA them. Kll. LE R SOUGHT AND VOCALIST MEMIHSHi, DONATION S 1.75 Others In the community who BUENOS AIRES - Police are younger than they may offer were Investigating last week the companionship and arrange pro death of a Jewish businessman who grams for the older person so was shot here by a member of the that he can be active and partici anti-Semldc, neonaztTacuara or pate in different ways. ganization. 1l,e klller. who was Perhaps certain personality wearing a mailman's uniform, left characteristics are found more • note signed In the name of the buy the dryer with a bonus* clten In good emotional health ex Tacuara group. hibited by older persons. One Is a sense of humor. This can tum REPENTANCE SYMBOL lDlpleasant slluations into more JERUSALEM - An lnsdtute ... a flameless electric dryer ! acceptable ones. Nothing more fer the Blind, built with the aid contributes to success In aging ol members ti a German youth than genuine self-confidence. Self organization. "Symbol of Repen truat and trust af. others enables tance," was dedicated here last an older Individual to be some week. The Germans had contribu what advenrurous and use bis time ted labor and nearly $70,000 fer In satisfying pursuits. A capacity the building. Eighteen yoWtg Ger to establish and to maintain re- mans bad werked on It. YOU ARE AS GOOD AnER 65 AS YOU THINK YOU ARE-YESI he greatest single factor In ' with many retired people until Twhether your• retirement will I they give up the struggle to be be good or miserable will prob- 1 whole, and resign themselves to ably be your ability lo govern dullness and seclusion behind the what your mind thinks about. walls of their homes. This delves into the deeper To these people of dark aspects of the retirement: your I thoughts, another retired man has attitude on life, your philosophy, something to say: your mental health. But it is a "Those of us who live retired simple thing. And it is funda- lives are exposed really only to mental. , our own gaze. So we should have I Men and women now going within us a pattern by which to into retirement must contend test our actions, and sometimes with certain miserable thoughts we should praise ourselves and that are almost universal. The sometimes should correct our• first, of course, is that they are selves. now useless, unwanted, and fair- "I have my own laws and my ly well finished as human beings. own court to judge me. I believe They aren't, hut the quite bru- in no other than my own be ta! retirement practices our so- cause only by my own light can ciety has set up indicate to them 11 understand my actions. None RCA WHIRLPOOL automatic dryer and to everybody else that they I but you can know whether you are. So they thmk 1t. I are cruel and cowardly, or loyal · Give yourself a bonus every washday with this They think, too, that people and dutiful. Others judge you by value-packed dryer. Choice of two drying cycles believe them undesirable because, uncertain conjectures because s129.9s deprived now of the daily play- they see not your nature but your and three heat selections plus special air-fluff mates that went with the job, artifices. Do not rely on their Convenient and damp-dry settings. Monthly Terms they are lonely. opinions about yourself. Rely on Usually retired people will try your own . " at some point to break out of Then he said that to base your the circumstances they have been thinking on whether you are pushed into. But business has no doing well with your life or not * $75 . WIRING BONUS ... now you can get a jobs for them, and new faces on the approval of others is to $75 wiring bonus when you switch to electric cooking, drying or offer few friendships. These re• rely on a shaky foundation. "Es buffs tend to harden their minds pecially in so corrupt and igno water heating and update your service entrance to 100 amperes. on the low opinion the world has rant an age as this, the good •; If you already have adequate service entrance capacity, you can get of them. opinion of the crowd is injurious. a $25 circuit allowance. There are many men, a few Whom are you trusting to see years out into retirement, who what is praiseworthy in you?" let their minds wonder if the The fellow saying this was ·• l good job they had back with Michel de Montaigne who lived the company was not some kind and wrote in the year 1580. of fluke. How could they have NARRAGANSETT ELECTRIC really been worthy of It then If they are so unworthy now? • Thus do the dark thoughts go A subscription to the Herald Is a good gift Idea for the person who "has everything" else. Call 724-0200. LOOK ZAIDMAN'S TRIMMED PRIME 308 North Main Street DOUBLE BRISKETS lb. 79c DE 1-5560 Providence TRIMMED PRIME IS THE BEST PLACE Blade Roast or Steak lb. TO BUY YOUR 99c PASSOVER TRIMMED PRIME Religious Goods SINGLE BRISKETS lb. 99c • HAGODOS IEINIE & ARNOLD WOULD LIKE TO INTRODUCE YOU TO OUR FANCY • MA TZOH BAGS PR IME MEATS WITH THIS WEEKS SPECIALS . • KIDDUSH CUPS IN SERVICE-Neil R. Silverman, BAR MITZV AH-Michael Steven • SEDER PLATES • SEDER CANDLES son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Silver Baker, son of Mr. Irving Baker of 193 Whitmarsh Street, became • GREETING CARDS PIERCE & ROSENFIELD _ man of JO Glendale Avenue, Is Bar Mltzvah on Oct. 14, 1963, at • RECORDS stadoned with the Air Poree at Coogregadon Sbaare Zedek. • TALEISIM Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. • TFILIN Kosher Meat and Delicatessen . Loring Air Poree Base In Maine. John Baker of Whitmarsh Street. • MEZUZOS ACROSS FROM 136 OAKLAND AVE. TEMPLE BETH DAVID Does n•• It M•k• S•nse To a 11 .,. Dairy Recipes That Are Your hwlsh Rell9lou1 Goods '" A Free Delivery Daily JA 1-3888 Stor• That Is Closed On llturhy? Kosher For Passover Here are three recipes you cake meal, salt and nuts, and fold may wish to tryl 'They have been In sdtfly beaten egg wblles. Bake created and taste-tested In the In lightly buttered cupcake pans at Bogie Says: Jcltcbens of H. P. Hood &. Sons with 325 deg. F. about 25 minutes , or the hope that, as so many of the until firm. Cool and frost tops Hood dairy products are now with blend of whipped cream BIG SALE Kosher and Kosher for Passover, cheese and sugar. Makes about the Hood facllldes and staff may one dozen cupcakes. ON be of added service to you In your • • • PROFESSIONAL GOLF meal planning. lbese recipes The third, an omelet recipe have been checked, also, by Rabbi using spices and farfel , Is a Korff of the Vud Harabonlm of tradldonal Passover di sh served CLUBS Massachusetts, who has acted as for generations In the family of a advisor on adherence to the member of the Hood staff. We Used - From $40 up dietary Jaws. think you'll like It. 1be first recipe, "Passover SWEET AND SPICY FARPEL Pancakes,'' Is enjoyable because OR MATZO OMELET Brand New Hogan \ of Its lightness as well as good 2 eggs taste. And the recipe can be made 2 tablespoons milk From $99 .{ up ahead of meal time - th! s 2 teaspoons sugar batter Improves as It waits In l /4 teaspoon cinnamon ' the refrigerator for use! 1/8 teaspoon salt ]. , SO - 1963 HOGAN IPT HAVE JUST ARRIVED -~, PASSOVER PANCAKES l /2-3 /4 cup matzo farfel OR l 8 oz. container Hood Soured 2 boards matzo, crumbled "FIRST COME - FIRST SERVED" 'r' Cream Hood Soured Cream \ 1' l 8 oz. container Hood Large Beat eggs slightly, then stir Curd Cottage Cheese In milk, sugar, cinnamon and salt. School of Soft Knocks 1/2-3/4 cup matzo meal Add farfel and blend well. Brown ' . llghtly on both sides In buttered 607 Charles Street, Providence 4 egg yolks, beaten frying pan. Top with soured l tablespoon sugar 831-9477 TED ZORILA, PGA r 1/2 teaspoon salt cream. Serves 1-2. 4 egg whites, stiffly beaten Combine soured cream and Organ Duplicates cottage cheese until well blended, \~ then sdr In matzo meal,eggyolks, sugar and salt, Pold In stiffly Sound Of Shofar ! beaten egg whites. Refrigerate NEW YORK - A new tonal I and allow to stand several hours stop has been Installed on the or overnight. Cook quickly on both $55 ,000 organ In the Leon Low~ I sides on buttered grld Now ... enjoy fashion-right checks with your checking account With Hospital Trust Chee-Mates your checkbook can be another • attractive accessory to your wardrobe. You have a choice of twelve distinctive, elegant covers, plus a good selection of RHODE ISLAND paper colors. A big choice for a small charge. Chee-Mates, person HOSPITAL TRUST alized with your name and address, are available to all Hospital · COMPANY Trust checking account customers. Open your account today. lSUbscrtbe to the Herald. Cape Kosher Prepares QUARTER PAST CLUB For Passover Holiday JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER Cape Kosher Poods, New Classified England's first and only Kosher Meat Dtsco1D1t Outlet store bu DANCE -SOCIAL announced that all three Cape Call 724-0200 SUNDAY, MARCH 22 Kosher stores have been thorough 6,30 - 10,30 P.M. ly and completely "koshered" for Passover - coafon:ning to the CROWN HOTEL >- most rigid rules and regulations 3-Apartments For Rent Bob Banner's Orchestra · This program bas been con ~ EAST SIDI (Pawtucket) f Refreshments - Cocktails ducted In accordance wttb the high standards ~ kasbrutb always Near Providence City lJne $1.50 maintained under constant Rab NEW bulldlng, deluxe 1 and 2 bed· binical Sq,erviston wtth "masb room apartments. Electric ranee, ~ FREE PARKING - FREE CHECKING a refrigerator, food d isposal, Ind!, glab" always In attendance at the vidual beat control, parkinc. From 0:: main plant In Pawtucket. $100. Highland East Apartment.5, !l! With the stamp of approval 447 East A venue, Pawtucket. PHONE 724-3313 ufn "Kosher for Pesacb" DOW attach fl EASY SIDE, MANNING GAR- ed to all Cope Kosher meats and DENS Apartments, 96 East 766 Hope St .• Providence poultry, all the factllttes of this Manning. Most desirable, modern, 3½ rooms. Heat, all appliances, company are DOW concentrated on ~ DINNER CHAIRMAN-Mrs. Joseph Janitor service. For Inspection see EM:;AGED-Mr. and Mrs. Harold WILL BE CLOSED serving the publtc with. the finest. G. Fl sbbein Is the general chair aupervlsor durln1 day or call 751 • 3692 alter 5 P .M. urn Coleman of Brookside Drive, man of the Quota Dinner to be EAST SIDE, 217 Medway. Finest Cranston. announce the engage Golden Brown Crit.p .... FIRST SEDER NIGHTS held by Roger WIIIJams, Hope ldN'IUal apartment house. Four ment of their daughter, Arline s pacious roonu, appllances. EL ,. PINEAPPLE PANCAKES and Cranston-Warwick Chapters. 7867, GA 1-2916. 3.27 Marcia Coleman of New York B'nai B'rith Women. FIFTH STREET, City, to Sidney Volin, SOD of Mr. March 27 - 28 Hot Syrup & Butter thin! floor. Five The dinner Is scheduled for room., tlle bath, shower. Parktn1. and Mrs. Joseph Volin of. Mousey, (Fridoy night, Saturday all day) Monday at 6:30 P.M. at the Shera PL 1-0230. PA 5-3Ul (after 8,30) EAST SIDE DINER ufn New York. 360 Waterman St. Red Bridge ton-Biltmore Hotel. Miss Coleman Is a graduate of OPEN (Pred Kelman Photo) 17-Floor Servicing Cranston High School and Boston University School of Business Ad DURING THE YOUNG MAN - Floor clHnln1, wax. ALL NEEDS 1n,. pollshln1. Commercial, reslden• ministration. She works as a pro Diplomats Accused Ual. Fine quality work - reason- mottoo assistant for 1V Gulde FOLLOWING WEEK (Con11nued on Page I ) able rates. 751 -9580. ufn FOR PASSOVER Magazine. the Jews under the Nazis. 21-Help Wanted - Women Mr. Volin attended Pairlelgh Serving - Shop At Mr. Paler and other congre gatton officials have frequently TIME CAN I.ARN MONIYI Spend M Dlcklnson University and recently hours dally represent1n1 Avon Co• returned from Germany where be attended lsraell Embassy recep Our Usual Specialties Plus MELZER'S meUcs In your nelthborhood. Ub, was stationed for two years while tions on Jewish rellg1ous ax! eral commlsslon. No eJtperlence ne- a Complete PASSOVER DEPARTMENT STORE ls'raell na11onal boUdays. On ces.sary. Urn bonds a nd prizes too. oentng In the Army. He Is em Call GA 1-2908 . ployed by Korvene's retail store 238 Prairie A •e such occasions. Israeli ldorma- In TM Wlllud lhoppl119 Center Menu 11011 material Is on display and 23ad- Houses For Sale chain. The wedding Is COMPLETE LINE OF anyone may take It. planned for C9t.ANSTON (nur Woodrtd.. l . SY, later this year. A HAPPY PASSOVER • Israeli Seder Pia ... The article said that 1hree room ranch. Two years old. Garate, congregatton members who bad breezeway, extras. Wl 2-8088. 4-10 TO ALL • Motzo Co•en shown special Interest In the ON CA~E COD nNr Seacrest Hotel. Year-round. Private beach ap.d road. • Haggadahs Information material were Call 817 534-9336. 4-3 "mentally defective, fil people • Wine Cups who have long been under the 25-Lawns, Landscape ~slon ol. special medical In MA 1-8524 LANOSCA .. ING - Complete malnt.n• stitutions." They were ldent1fled ance, new lawns, s hrubs, fert.111.zlnr, OP'•N ■ VENINOI as ICJcbin, Genin and Braiter. crabrras.s control, lop dreutnr. "MARTY" PA 3-75 17. 4- 10 Rell&loua Dept. Clued 1bree others Identified as On Saturday• Vllencblk, lllft'ee and Pelsher 30-Painting, Paperhanging were said to be "ready to grovel before foreigners and commJt P'AINTING Weissman vile acts against their COIDltry Interior, Exterior, P'aperhanglng Holu Restaurant In exchange for a shiny trinket. Carpentry, roofs and gultera repair• Kosher Meat Market ed. Reasonable prices. Free estim ates. Route I No. Attleboro a foreign rag, a garishly print Guaranteed. 682 Broad Street ed magazine or any calendar." (Next to Jolly Cholly) F, Notarlannl Next to Shoare Zedek Synagogue The announcement that tbe baldng ol. matzob bad started HO 1-t3'7 ST 1... ,0 ufn YOUI HOSTS , was made by the Novosti press EVERYTHING agency, a Soviet fearure syndi SOO TOY LIW AND SAM UW Hopes For Cooperation FOR PASSOVER cate. Porelgn correspondents Featuring the Finest in received a report wrt tten by (Conttnued from Page ll • Turkeys - All Sizes agency's writer on Jewish af The delegation noted that the Cantonese and fairs. Samull Rozln and photo projected CoW1cll afflrmatigns of J-~ • Fresh Tongues graphs showing Rabbi Yehuda lnterrellglous friendship and bro Polynesian Food Lelb Levin, congregation off!. therly goodwill had foWld wide OUR YO!.JM,ER SET - Audrey. three and a half years old, and • Capons clals and bakers. Support and bad been endorsed -Exotic Drinks The bakery, st ruated In Mos Elaine, eight and a half years eld, • Fat Chickens by many dlstlngu1sed Catholic are the daughters af Mr. and Mrs. Unique Island Atmosphere cow's southeast suburb ol. Cher churchmen. • Best Quality Meats ldzovo, was said to have a dally Pblllp Greenberg of. 70 Waycress Enactment of Draft Asked Drive, Warwick. • Good Service capacity of 660 to 880 pounds. " We respectfully observe that FOR ORDERS TO TAKE OUT Asked by Mr. Rozln whether Maternal grandparents are Mr. vallda11on of the Ideals Inherent and Mrs. Sol Pollack of Pawtucket. GA 1-7513 all the members of. the commu In these declarattons through 699-7440 699-7410 Paternal gran.-,arents are Mr. FREE DELIVERY nity would be supplied, Mr. Pal authoriattve actton by the Mrs. Max Greenberg 206 mer as quoted as having re church will strengthen them and of Open Sun. & Mon. Open Daily . 4 p.m . • 2 a.m. Saratoga Street. plied: and their high moral purpose In "Most certainly. We have our time," the statement said. r------no doubt on this score." 1bts was 1D1derstood as an • At the rate of two pounds of expression of Jewish hope that Israel To Fulfill CLASSIFIED AD ORDER FORM matzoh a person, the expected the Ecumenical Co1D1cll will en ! supply would be sufficient for act the draft text that con Old Burial Request about 6,000 people. No figures demns anti-Semi11sm on religious NAMI ______are available on the number of gro1D1ds. TEL AVIV - The Israeli Gov ernment moved &mday to carry 1be proposed Council declara AIIDIISS; ______Jews In Moscow, who require out the 1935 will of an early tion on an11-Sem111sm Is con matzoh. The city's Jewish pop Zionist. ula11on Is about 200,000. tained In a chapter of a schema, CITY ______ZONI __STATI __ or draft decree, on Interfaith re 1be · Cabinet decided to Issue RABBIS PROTI!ST TO SOVIET lattons. It Is expected to be sub lnstructtons for the reburial of lly•______ROME - Rabbis from eight mitted to the general conference Zeff (Vladimir) Jabottnsky, who West European co1D1trles protested of more than 2,000 Catholic died and was buried In 194<) In luert fflY cl•sslfl.d ed for ______l_ bere last week against what they Bishops and other prelates from Hunter, N.Y. He bad specified termed threats to "the very sur all over the world In Its third that bl s body was to be reburied Cl••fflcatfon ______vival of Jewish religious ldenttty'' · plenary session In the Vattcan only on the lnstruc11on of a In the Soviet Union. sovereign Jewish state. COl'Y, ______beginning Sept. 14. In a message to the Soviet The schema was rm!led In Pollowers of Mr. Jabodnsty, Embassy, the rabbis voiced con a meeting of. Catholic Interfaith who bad been expelled from cern "at the deterioratton that experts F eh. 24 to March 7. Palestine by the. British In 1929, bas recently occurred In the Parttclpants In the meeting said founded the lrgun Zvld Leumi, an pos111on of the Jewish religion that the final text of the- draft, undergrolDld grcq,. The chief In the Soviet' Union and the which Is s1111 confidential, was opposition perty In Israel, Henn, IDljUSt dlscrimlna11on practiced bold and unequivocal. Is an outgrowth of the lrgun. against It by Soviet authorittes." The Ben-Gurloo Government The protest was made by the GOLDEN AGE CLUBS several times refused to seek standing committee of the con 1be East Side and South Side reburial. Premier Levi Esbkal'• ference of. European Rabbis at IG<>Jden Age Clubs of the Jewish deparrure from bis predeces110r's the end of a three-day meettng. CommlDllty Center wtll not hold policy was seen as a manlfesta- Leaders of. Jews In Britain, regular meettngs next week. How 11011 of bis grawtng lndepend.,nce Prance, Italy, Belg!IDlt, the ever, lounge programs for those of David Ben-Gur!on. Netherlands, Ireland, Switzer Interested will be held at the land and West Germany were South Side building on Tuesday, present. at I P .M. and at the East Side MAY RECALL SCIENTISTS RUSSELL APPEALS building on Thursday, at I P .M. BONN - 1be West German LONOON - An appeal to the 1be final meettng of the Gold Ministry of Justtce Is pondering en Age English class wlll be held D Assign • box number and mail my replies cleily. Arab states and to Israel to ac a formula under which It might Monday. at 2 P.M. Members ol. legally recall the German ac:l- 1. 1. JEWISH HERALD e IOX 6063 e PROVIDENCE. R. I. cept an embargo on arms ship the group will be given a "Grad 11sts who are prodllc:lng - ,- 1.f Words - $1 .SO; 6< per word over 14 words; ments and lnternsttonal super vision of nuclear and rocket uatton Party'' by Mrs. Sylvia 11onal -apons. It Is believed the : $1 .00 extra for box Kafrissen and Mrs. Esther Adel mClft envisages cancellation aftbe I Special rotes lor long term advertising weapons was Issued last week by world figures led by Bertrand man of the Council ol. Jewish passports of the sctenttst■ who...,_ '•••••••••••••••••~a~-~~~••••••••••••••••••• Russell. the Britt•sh ohllesooher. Women. fuse to return. HlSTADRUT CAMPAIGN Subscribe to the Herald. :0 NEW YORK - A total of mere f"""======:::a; abor Zionist Council To Present than $1,000,000 toward the 1964 ORDER NOW goal of the Israel Hlstadrut cam FOR PASSOVER AT I paign was presented by the 1,500 I a delegates and guests attending nnual Third Seder Program March 29 (!Continued from Page 9) conference here, marking the 40th Jessie Diamond Tbe Amuw Tblrd Seder of tbe Botvtn's Move anniversary of the campaign. e GEFULTE FISH e SOUP Zionist Celmcll Will be held Mr. and Mrs. lrvlng Bolvin and e KNEIDLACH • Sunday, March 29, at 7:30 P,M. cb1ldren have moved to 21 Natick at Temple Emanu-El. Entertam TIRED, ACHING FEET? e BROILERS & CAPONS Avenue, Warwick, from their for ROASTED -t will be pr9Y1ded by SblmCIII mer Warwick home at 78 Hillard SA.INT ANTHONY A.ICH • SUPPORTS e POTATO KUGEL P1nkel and vocalist Uli Scbocken, Avenue. MADE TO PRESCRIPTION ,.. members ot the Hablmah of Is Mrs. Cohen Honored ORTHOPEDIC WORK e KNISHES rael, and the guest apeu.er will Mrs. Joseph Cohen of Sparrow 236 WESTMINSTER ST. e HOMEMADE HORSERADISH be the Honorable Benjamin Nav111, TZIMMES OR CANDIED Street was honored by some 150 Room 2412 421 -5103 e llraell Consul. relatives and friends In obser SWEET POT A TOES The meeting will apen wllh a vance of her 80th birthday at e HONEY CAKE l1ng1ng of the American Nattenal Friday Night Services at Temple e JELLY ROLLS "Anthem and Haktivah. Rabbi Ell Beth Devld. HARRY KATZ e CHOCOLATE CAKE of A. Bohnen Temple Emllllll-El Following tbe services, an 0neg e SPONGE CAKE Will give tbe Invocation and tbe Kosher Meat Market Shabbet was given by Mrs. e BROWNIES ddusb will be chanted by Cantor (WILLARD SHOPPING CENTER) Cohen's cb1ldren, Mr. and Mrs. e COCOANUT BARS Karl Krltz of Temple Beth Sholom. Ben Poulten, Mr. and Mrs. Max Alter Boyman will offer the open Tippe and Mr. and Mrs. Albert TONGUES SSc lb. All Types of Homemade Cali:. ing remarks. Levin. Many o~delicocies Greetings will be given by On Tuesday, Mrs. Cohen was Capons, Turkeys ALL INGREDIENTS STRICTLY Harry Plnkelsteln, cbainnan of honored at a meeting of the South & Ducks KOSHER FOR PASSOVER the Parband Labor Zionist Order, Side Golden Agers, and her birth Complete Line Of 596 Pawtucket Ave. Bnncb 41; Solomon Llgbtman, day was celebrated by the East chairman of the Poale Zion: Albert Stele Golden Agers at the Jewish Quality Meat & Poultry (at city line • just before Brodd,y'1) Sokolow, chairman of Ben Gurion Communlcy Center on Thursday. Branch 41B; Mrs •. Harry Sldut of SHIMON FINKLE DE 1-9675 726-6102 EL 1-2817 J.Pioneer Women, and Arch1bald secretary; Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Silverman, honorary president of Grebsteln, Mr. and Mrs. Harry the General Jewish Committee. Richman, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mrs. Archibald Silverman will Black, Mr. and Mrs. Solomon present a eulegy of the six milllen Ughtman, Mrs. Alter Boyman, PHVLLIS' ICE CREAM SHOPPE Jews who perished at the hands of (FORMERLY RIGNEY 'S) Mrs. Arthur Korman, Mrs. Albert (Continued from Page 2) tbe Nazis. Sokolow, Mrs. Max Portney, Mr. 721 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE Arthur Kerman Is chairman ef and Mrs. Hyman Grossberg, Mrs. Near East Relief agency In th!s the Seder arrangements. The ar Harry Waxman, Mrs. Ida Marx, city for several years. Orders Taken rangements cemminee Includes Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Slrkls, Mrs. She was the wife of Gene L. Mr, Boyman, chairman ef the La- Rachael Wenkart, Mr. and Mrs. Krause and a daughter of the late One Day In Advance For l bor Zionist Council; Mr. Plnkel Charles Lappin, Mrs. Sadie Ulotf Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Pulver. Your Parties And Social Gatherings l\ stein, Mr. Sokolow, Max Perm.y, and Mrs. Ida Sherman. Before going to Miami about 15 Years ago, she had lived In New York. WE WILL DELIVER In addition to her husband she Providence Section Workers Is survived by a son, Devld CALL 831-9676 Krause, a student at the Unl verslcy of Miami; a daughter, Mrs. Suzanne Goldberg of Chicago, WARWIC" ~ - 5t1 WA1lWIC~ A'Vf, ~ c~en~~u~m~r~!~~~~ff~~!~d ~~~~o~ard and three grandchildren. MllY 1-5 - E\/EMIMG-S 1-'I ,.._. ~M-10-5 ~ of the Providence Section of the Lampel, Robert Rothman, Harry She also leaves two brothers, National Women's Committee of Schlossberg, David Warren and Joseph W. Pulver of Providence, Brandeis will come to a close on Manuel Horvitz. She also leaves two brothers, PETER POTS Wecbtesday at 12:30 P.M. with • Also, Mesdames Ira Green, Joseph W. Pulver of Providence, luncheon at the home of the Kenneth Logowltz, George Botvln, and Harold L. Pulver of Paw fist vice president, Mrs. Howard Leonard Goldman, Herbert Kaplan, tucket, and four sisters, Mrs. Lewis of 486 Wayland Avenue. Robert Green, Alfred Silverstein, Eunice Summer and Mrs. Adeline The Providence Chapter Is one Steven Feinberg, Leon Temkin, Brown of Providence, Mrs. Bea of 120 National Chapters whose Irwin Chace, Stanley Blacher, trice Gertz of Miami and Mrs. sole function Is the complete sup- Leonard Salmanson, Irving Kaplan, Hope Spiegel of Brookline, Mass. port of the Brandeis Library. Herman Feinstein, L S. Low, • • • Mrs. Nathan Chaset ts pres!- Leonard Chaset, David Allen and MRS. JOSEPH BROOMHEAD JR. dent of the P:-ovldence chapter. Edward Le and, Funeral services for Mrs. Mrs. Lewis bas been overall Secretaries were Mrs. Devld Marcia Broomhead, 22, of Rey Co.t+.,np«ery Cer•,nics - E..rly • chairman of the membership Horvitz and Mrs. Morris Per- nolds Drive, Coventry, Conn., who fvnlihl,e •-' Auft.n ♦ tc. Amwicaftoa drive. celay, died on Monday after a long Ill Co-chairmen In Pawtucket were ness were held the following day Mrs. Herbert Rosen and Mrs. at the Max Sugarman Memorial KINGSTON KILNS William Fellner, Workers were More Than $2,000,000 Chapel. Burial was In Lincoln WUT K&N6ffON Kll.N - Off 1'0UfE l~I Mesdames Edwin Wells, Charles Park Cemetery. IWL.Y IIJ-' .._ 5UNOAYS I-5 H. Miller, Ralph Semonoff, Saul She was the wife of Joseph H. Feldman, Morris Percelay,Mllton Left In Switzerland Broomhead Jr, Born In Providence SEE OUR BOOTH AT Rlgelhaupt, Marvin Holland, Cyril on April I, 1941, a daughter of RHODES. ON. THE· PAWTUXET i 1Berkelbammer, J. Sycbtey Shepard, By Exterminated Jews Mildred (Fishman) Goodman of AT THE ANTIQUE SHOW ISeymour Sherman, Norman Max GENEVA - 1be Swiss Govern Cranston and the late Berel LAST TWO DAYS - FRIDAY, 1- 10 P.M . SATURDAY, 1-6 P.M . I and Irwin Chernick. ment announced last Friday that a Goodman, she had lived In Cran Chairman for Warwick and six-month search had uncovered ston before moving to Connecticut Cranston was Mrs. Robert Sauber, the equivalent of Just In excess In 1962. Workers were Mesdames Walter of $2 million In unclaimed assets Mrs. Broomhead was a grad Adel sberger, Martin Bernstein, bidden In Switzerland by Jews who uate of Cranston High School, at Bernard Bleder, Marvin Brill, later became victims of Nazi Ger tended the Shephard Guild School Leo Brynes, Harold Ratush, Don many. of Nursing In Boston and worked ald -Cohen, Martin Dlttleman, The search was made under a at the Butler Health Center In Arthur Elman, Bernard Fain, law voted by Parliament In Providence for two years, She Theodore Feinstein, Meyer Gold 1962 with tbe eventual aim of was confirmed at the Cranston man, Charlotte Feld, Abrams using the unclaimed assets te as Jewish Center In 1956. Gordon, Earle Horwitz, Henry sist Jewish victims of Nazi per Besides her husband and Jacober, Irving Kovltch, Robert secution. mother, she ts survived by one Kudlsb, A. Llchtenberg, Henry All assets held by banks, In sister, Miss Rachelle Goodman Oken, Milton Pierce, Owen surance companies, lawyers and of Cranston. Kwasha, Joseph Poster, Harold ether custodians that have been MRS, BENJAMIN ZETLIN Salk, Julian Savage and Werner unclaimed since World War 11 Funeral services for Mrs. Segall. were to be declared If they be Rose · "Kay'' A, (Kelman) Zetlln, The Providence chairman was longed to foreigners wh• could 59, of 31 Doane Avenue, who died Mrs. Herbert Brown. Workers be presumed to have been "vlc on Monday, were held the follow were Mesdames Herman Rosen, lllns of racial, religious or po Ing day at the Max Sugarman Eugene Nelson, Milton Brier, litical persecution." Memorial Chapel. Burial was In James Winston, Leon Mann, San 'The announcement said that Lincoln Park Cemetery. ford Kroll, Alan Symonds, Erwin at tbe close of the six-month She was born In Providence on Strasmlch, Joseph Markel, Daniel period for decl aratlons, assets July 5, 1904, a daughter of the Miller, Theodore Low, Sheldon belonging to 961 foreigners or late Pb111tp and· Minnie (Kollen) Gerber, Stanley Abrams, Harris stateless persons had been re- Kelman. She was the wife of Ben Rosen, Clinton Grossman, Melvin ported, jamin Zetlln. Hoffman, Sydney Rosenbloom, A Jewish welfare official de Mrs. Zetlln .was a member of Maynard Burt and Abraham scribed the sum announced by Temple Emanu-El and Its Sister- . Grober. the Govermnent as "disappoint hood, Providence Council of Jew Also, Mesdames MarvtnWoro ingly low." 'There seems to be ish Women, Providence Chapter nov, Arnold Soforenko, Joslin "some lncompatlblllcy" between of Hadassah, Miriam Hospital HOWARD S. EDWIN S. Berry, Merrill Percelay, Miles tbe total reported and both the Association and the Jewish Home AND Shteln, Gilbert Sachs, Abraham flight of capital during tbe for the Aged. She was employed SOFORENKO Adler, Lawrence Paley, Richard, nineteen-thirties and forties and as executive secretary of the for GREENE Loebenberg, Leonard Engle, Her the millions of Jews who were mer Spear & Sussklnd Co, for bert Panger, Marshall Leeds, exterminated, he said. more than 30 years. ALL LINES OF INSURANCE FOR BUSINESS, Burton Samors, Leonard Lazarus, Survivors, besides her hus INDUSTRY, HOME AND . PERSONAL PROTECTION Archie Pain, Walter Adler, Peter PACT SIGNED band, Include a son, Lee D, Zet Gutlon, Herbert Trtedman, Leon RIO DE JANEIRO - A cul lln of Stamford, Conn,; three bro ard Rumpler and Robert Shoor. tural agreement between Israel thers, Samuel E. and Harold 211 ANGELL $TREET Also, Mesdames Samuel Ores and Brazil has been formally Kelman, both of Providence, and man, Melvin Rosen, Archie Albert, signed. The Brazilian Senate rati Dr. Arthur Kelman of Raleigh, UNion 1-1923 Samuel Temkin, Charles Brier, fied the treacy last week. Brazi N,C.; four sisters, Mrs. Irving Alex Rumpler, Benjamin Brier, lian Foreign Minister Araujo Fleishman, Mrs. Max Meller, and Milton Dubinsky, Berton Goldblatt, Castro signed for this country Mrs. Fay Small, all of Providence, INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, INC. A1111 Plink, Richard SoncDer, Nor while Ambassador Artch Eshel and Mrs. Herman Stein of Kew m111 Pain, Edwin Krause, Arthur signed on behalf of. Israel. 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