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Rhode b lond's Only Anglo-Jewi1h Greatest Newspaper Independent In Weekly The Jewish Herald Rhode Island VOL. XXXX, No. 31 FRIDAY, SEPT EMBER 30, 1955 PROVIDENCE, R. I. SIXTEEN PAGES 10 CENTS THE COPY Orthodox Rabbis' Group Blasts Mixed Seating in Synagogues Rap Moscow's Support of NEW YORK - The Rabbinical ish purity mixed pews have al Council of America. wh ich repre ways been foreign to the syna sents orthodox rabbis. this week gogue Those who have at Active Anti-Israel Bloc announced the launching of a tempted to destroy this aspect of LONDON - Moscow Radio 01 campaign against the spreading the syn3.gogue have been motivat Arabic) has just come on recon. custom of mixed srating of men ed by a desire to imitate non saying that the Israel defense and women in the synagogue. Jewish practices a nd to achieve an GJC Women to Hear Capt. Goldberg budget is far too high. The tim Rabbi David B. Hollander. pres actual separation from the tradi ing of t h is statement is somewhat ident of the council. announced tional rabbinate and traditional Captain Joshua L. Go\dberg, the m aladroit what with Gaza. Khan that the campaign has been en community." U. S. Navy's highest-ranking Jew Yunis and all that, but it is quite dorsed by the Chief Rabbi of Is ish clergyma n and district chap 'Un fit for Prayer ' true that few people in Israel rael. Dr. Isaac Halvey Herzog ; lain of the T hird Naval District, would not prefer much lower de Dr. Samuel Belki:-i, president of Di·. Joseph Soloveitchik said , "I will be the principal speaker at fense· expenditures if only t h eir Yeshiva University: and Dr. Jo hereby state that a synagogue the Inilial ·Gifts luncheon of the neigh bors would perm it it, Ze'ev seph B. Soloveitchik, whom he de with a mixed seating arrangement General Jewish Committee Wom Laquer stated this week writing scribed as a religious a uthority. forfeits its sanctity and is unfit en's Division 1955 campaign, it in the Jerusalem Post. In his slatemcnt to the Rab for prayer. With cognizance of was announced today by Mrs. My binical Council, Dr. Herzog said. the implications involved I would ron Elias, general chairman. T he What they will dislike about the "The sea ting of men and women still advise every orthodox J ew to luncheon will be held on Tuesday, Soviet statemen t is its inference: in the synai;og ue is contrary to pray at h o m C' even on the High October 11. at l he Sheraton-Bilt that i)1 view of th is Soviet arms Jewish law This law dates Holy Days, rather than to worship more Hotel. have to be supplied to Egypt, in a synagogue with mixed seat Syria and Saudia-perhaps K ing back to the Holy Temple in J eru As in previous years. the mini ing. Saud cannot afford to buy them salem which had separate sections mum gift. at thi's affair is $100 to himself, poor man. for men and women .Pray ad "No rabbi. however great in the GJC campaign. As a special here to this sacred rule . . Think scholarship and moral integrity, incentive, prizes have been don·at There can be no doubt that Is not for a moment that this sepa has the authority to endorse. leg ed. There will be an attendance rael will p rotest as emphatically ration of the sexes in the syna alize. or eyen apologetically ex prize to the lucky t icket holder. and alarm world pllblic opinion gogue implies a ny inferiority on plain this basic deviation. Any In addition. there will be a special as much against this attempt to the part of the women. Nothing rabbi or scholar who attempts to prize for "Plus Giving.'' leader in the When Irak received Western toric fact that as a symbol of J ew- traditional sense ·of the word." Captain Goldberg will speak · on sp111tual leade1 of the Centei of arms she had to give at least some Israel and the needs -Of the pea- Is1ael Congiegation 111 AStOna. unde;tak1ng, howeve1 th1eadbare, pie there. He is well qualified to Long Island, he was the first that th ese weapons would be used talk on lhal subject, having re- 1abb1 to be com misswned a Navy for the defense of the Middle East Red Police Units Search Homes cently compleled a lengthy tour of chaplain du, mg the Second Wm Id Iagamst outside attack only LONDON-The attack on J ew- their families were a rrested after the new state. For 16 years the Wai As fo1 the announced Soviet ish culture in t he Soviet Union the searches, and no word has ai ms shipment. even such sp~11 - been received from them since. • ous pt om 1ses would most Pl ob- a nct mass anests of Jews for pas- Considerable anxiety exists GJC Lists Schedule of Events ably not be given. The ai ms would sessing J ewish books have not among Jews in Moscow as a re- be d irected, openly and avowedly, ceased despite the "Geneva Spir~t" suit of these arrests. the ''Man- With the Holiday Season over. final pla ns fo r t he In itial Gifts for aggression against Israel. But shown by leaders of the Sovi<:t chester Guardian" says. T he plans are now complete for the dinner. it is wron g to think that there is Government in other. respects. it pa per stresses the fact that these General J ewish Committee's 1955 A breakfast for the workers of nothing Israel can possibly do but was reported in the "MancheSter are the first J ewish mass arrests campaign a.:1d the dates for the the importan t T rades a nd Indus- to resign herself to t h ese unfor Guardian" by a visitor who juSt since the "Doctors· Plot" in 1953. various even ts to be held during t ry Division, under t he co-chair- tunate developm ents. returned from Moscow. "And t h is occurs at a tlllle the fu nd-raising drive h ave been mensh ip of J oseph K . Levy and Much can be achieved by speak- The visitor reveals that hund when hopes were high t hat with announced by Henry J . Hassen- Irving J . Fain. will be held on ing ·up fearlessly and without in reds of J ewish homes in Moscow the new policy of the Soviet Gov- feld, GJC president. Sunday morning, Novem ber 13 , at hibitions-a course of action rec were raided last month by police ernment Jews too would be per- Both Hassenfeld and Al vin A. t he Ledgem en t Country Clu b. ommended by Marx vis a vis Rus units who searched the book m itted freedom to li ve a full J ew- Sopkin . chairma n . are urging an This division, H assenfeld pointed sia exactly 100 years ago, and gen shelv es for signs of Jewish publi ish li.fe ," the " Manchester Guard- all-out eff ort by the entire P rovi- out, covers most of the large busi- erall y speaking, t he only way to cations. A number of J ews and ian" comments. dence J ew ish community to make ness and industrial firms in t he achieve anything when dealing t his campa ign one of t he most Greater Providence area . with a big power . successful campaigns in t he 10- D-Day - t he one-day house- Non-Aggression Pledge Dubin Named Day School Head year h istory of t he GJC. to-h ouse solicita tion for funds - The fi rst affair will be a dinner has been set for S unday, Decem Russia, in other words, should Dubin was eleclcd president of I sponsored by l he Ledgemont ber 4_ Prior to the start of t he be reminded that when diplom atic lhe Providence Hebrew Day School Country Club Div ision of t he GJC home canvas, t he workers will ties between Israel and Russia at a recent general meeting. O th ca mpaign on S unday, October 16. partake of breakfast during which were re-esta blished in June. 1953, ers clec t..cd were Archie Smith, under the chairmanship of Ar - t hey will be given the cards of P r i m e Minister Sharett an honora ry presid ent; Max Brod t hur Kaplan. Natha n Samors is persons whom they will contact. nounced in a letter to Molotov that Israel would "not adhere to sky, honorary president: Philip co-chairman. The all-day a ff air Hassenfeld said t he Young Ad any aggressive anti-Soviet bloc." Goldberg, vice-president: Morris will include a golf . tournamen t ults Division Initial Gifts Dinner Some observers then doubted the Klrshenbaum, vi c e-presidcnt ; followed by the dinner._ T he will be held at the Garden Room wisdom or necessity of such a Lewis Korn, treasurer : George speaker_ will be a nnoun~ed in next in the Sh eraton-Biltmore Hotel Labush, financial secretary: Sam week's issue of the Jewish Herald. on Sunday evening, Novem ber 13. slatemenl. uel Bresnick, recording secretary: T he 1955 campaign wil l officially A prominent speaker. wh ose name Be that as it may, there can be a nd Caroline Gcrcboff, presidenl ope,n on November 8 with t he t ra- will be announced a t a later date, no doubt cas Soviet spokesmen an of the Ladies' Association. ditional comm unity-wid e I nitia l wi ll be featured . The Young nounce so frequently ) that rela Chosen members of lhe board Girls Di n ner nl l hc S herulon- Adulls Division Y-Day campaign tions between countries big and for 1955-56 were: Blllmore Hole! wilh slalc and - lhe one-day home solicitatlon small must be put on the basis of Fred Ab rams, David C. Adel cily officials in allcndance, Has- will be held on Sunday, Novem equality. The fact that no such ma n, Archie Bellin, Samuel Ber senfeicl announcecl. He added bcr 27. statement was made at the time man, Robert Berlin.sky, Willlam t hat u prom inc11 L speaker, wc l1 Berger, Rabbi Morlan Berkowilz, Bou, Hassenfeld and Sopkin by Soviet representatives cerlain known bolh in lhc Unilcd States snid that an unusual amount a! ly docs not m enn thal Russia 1s J erome Bienenfeld, Rabbi Eli A. and nbroacl, will be lhe fenlured Bohnen, Rabbi William G. speaker . inlerest has been m anifested t h us f r e e to support an "aggressive Braudc, Reba Brier, Max Brier, I nlllal oms Workers' Meeting far in the campaign and an ex- anti-Israel bloc" whlle demand Evelyn Brcsnick, Charles Bress- J OS EPH DUBIN wlll be held on Wednesday, Oc ceptlonally l~rge attenda nce · Is Ing thal Israel should stay out of 1C'o ntlnur d on Page 8) Photo by Fred K elman Lober 26. to review and check the hoped for al the various even ts. any defense alliance. "' Radio Players eligible to participate in the School Di rector Migration Director THE JEWISH HERALP group's broadcasts . The Jewish Home Newspaper of Rhode Island. Published-.- Every Week 1n .,, To Meet Monday Last season the Radio P layei:s Resigns from Post the Year by the Jewish Press Pub an presented four broadcasts over lishing Company, 111 7 Douglas Ave nue, Tel. UNion 1-3709. ::! The Ra dio Players of the J ew- WJAR during the la tter part of WASHINGTON - The resigna 0 ish Community Center will begin the season. Considerably more tion of Mrs. Dorothy Houghton su::ciu::En :~~es~r:n A;~ni~~ht,;~fJ~ New England, $5.00 Per Annum. : their second season Monday eve- activity is planned this season, as deputy director for r efugees' Bulk subscription rates on request. "' . , and the group will have a large migration and voluntary as Walter Rutman, Managing Editor; Syd Cohen, News Editor. i=: nrng at 8 ° clock a t the Center. list of outstanding radio plays to Gistance was announced recently Entered as Second-Class Matter at the t ______All adult Center m embers are choose from . ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; by the Internatiortal Cooperation Post Office, Providence. R. I., Under ! the Act of March 3, 1879. . Administration. The Jewish Herald invites correspon Mrs." Houghton. whose r esigna dence on subjects of interest to the Jewish peole but dlsclatms respon r/l tion took effect Sept. 1, was sibility for an indorsement in the "' To Accommodate · His Customers, responsible for the activities that views expressed by the writers. ,..· The Jewish Herald assumes no finan < the U. S. Government carries out cial responsibility for typographical Q to assist the Arab refugees. Dur errors In advertisements, but will re FREDDIE · WILL BE OPEN print that part of the advertlsement cl ing the 2 ½ years that Mrs. in which the typographical error oc• ... Houghton headed t he refugee curs. Advertisers will please notify Today (Friday) Until 2 P. M. the management immediately of any Q progra m s he made extensive visits error which ma y occur. .:t < BECAUSE OF SUCCOTH, WE WILL BE CLOSED to the Arab refugee camps and .:: THIS SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY centers in the Middle East. On her Funeral Home. Burial was in ::"' return from the Middle E ast last Lincoln Park Cemetery. :: (Because of Simchoth Torah, the Some Hours will be in Effect F ebruary she said that only "ges Mr. Berman was the husband of r/l Next Weekend, Oct. 7, 8 and 9.) tures of goodwill and peace" by the late Mollie rnarenbaum) Ber Israel could resolve the Arab refu BENJAMIN EFRON man. i gee problem an d regional ten- .,"' Bertra m L . Bernha rdt, presiden t Born in Odessa, Russia, Jan. 15 , of T emple Beth El, a nno unced this sions. 1873 , a son of the late Aaron and Among the "gestures," sh e sug "'u week the a ppointment of Ben ja Rose Berma n , he had been a resi z lb gested the r econsideration of Is CHICKENS 33c min Efron as director of the Re dent of Pi;ovidence for more than rael's territorial boundaries, re "'Q net weight-no ·half pound added lig ious Sch ool of T emple Beth El. 50 years. Mr. Berm an was a m em turn of those refugees who wish to ;;: Benja min Efron a ttended City ber of the Young People's Bene go back to Israel, compensation to 0 And They May Be LOWER! College in New York, wher e h e r e ficial Association, the Rhode Is .:: Ara b refugees for property and ceived the d egree of B. S. in the land J ewish Fraterna l Associa the internationalization of Jeru- " Social Scien ces; and Columbia tion, a nd T emple Emanuel. ::: Univer sity, wher e h e earned his I salem . ;:: Survivors a re thre_e sons, H arry Rib Steak M. A. in His tor y. He h as been a of Providence, Berna rd oi Worces NAM E MRS. PILAVI N t each er a nd super visor in the ter, and Phillip Berm an of Spring public sch ools of New York. I Mrs. Albert Pilavin of Provi- field, Mass.: four daughters, Mrs. Efro n h as written t extbooks, dence has been appointed to m em Veal Chops Joseph Milivsky. Mrs. F rederick stor ies and plays for children on J bership in the program committee Broomfield and Mrs. Philip Simon Rib - Shoulde r CenterAll Cut Jewish subjects, and with the la te . planning the 24th CJFWF Gen Cutslb 6 1 of Providence. and Mrs. Charles 9c R abbi Solomon La ndma n of eral Assembly, it was announced Strauss of Cranston, and 10 Temple Isaiah, h e wr ote "Story today by Julian F reem an, Indian I grandchildren. Chuck \\' it h ou t En d ," an infor !flal history apolis. president. The assembly . . . of the J ewis h people. is set for Nov. 10-13. 1 MRS. SAMUEL KRAKOWSKY BABY LAMB CHOPS Funeral services for Mrs. Bes sie {>,< ing the services a Congregational mun it y Center be opened on ~"'"~'\c Hashanah and had no interest in - 1 • luxury a nd good taste to any Party and Harvest Festival will Saturday afternoons has faUed to the services. s 11 ~ home-a feeling of just pride to take place in the vestry. which secure a two-thirds majotity of z ~ The T imes a rticle a lso reports < - t he possessor. will be decorated like a Succah. the members of the Center and an interview with Hersh Smolar. >; ' -: Morning services will be held on the institution, consequently, will .,J' .,.,... head of the secular Social-Cultur W ood is solid cherry with its un Saturday and Sunday mornings remain closed on the Sabbath. al Association of Polish Jews and \,i\-y l * ·'\!(, ·'' excelled beauty of groin. The at 9 o'clock. The services will be The Center's board had origi editor of the country's only Yid best construction methods are chanted by Cantor Jacob Hohe- nally voted to open the institution dish newspaper, Folks Shtimme used . While clean-li ned and graceful, PENNSYL nemser. with Arthur Einstein at on Saturday afternoons for a

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---- ~t>c~e-s 1!1 ·~r-: ..,-·.·r ., • • - ~ :-·········; ...... (Continued from Page 4 ) ents are Mr. and Mrs. David Roth a nd Mrs. Hannah Blau. ~ Daug hter Born ~ . Dr. and Mrs. Ira Gelb announce ·' ~_ -....r> ~ _.,,....--- the birth of their daughter at the . ' ,,·. : ·,, :r ~ V General Rose Memorial Hospital. u /" ·"f' \ Denver Colorado. Mrs. Gelb is C _fi-:"'"-N COME IN FOR COME I N FOR ESSENTIALS the former Miss Flora Rosen r-~ GRO\V L~ '-UP UNDER\\' EA R like Vonto's patented Gripper hlrsch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. t:::~~ ~<>3 like Vonto's patented Doubl e - Gro-Sh irt. Snap . it 's open. Snap M ax J Rosc>nhirsch, residents of '1':,:;·~ ~'-' ~ ;',, Duty training pants with two-wa y: it 's closed. Snip it 's grown Providence for many yrars. stretch a nd double absorbency. Siies : a si ze. White only in sizes 6 to 12 .:.::.;_;.,.Y·~'•' , '. D Ht> rgers H ave Girl : 2-4. White only 69c : mo nths 95c ea. Mr and Mrs. John H . Berger - ., •. '.'.~ .< ::>; .. ·. l : . , • ., . •• • • • • ·• • • · • •• • • • • : • •• • • r • • • •• •• • •• • .. • • • •• • •• of 1997 Broad Street, Edgewood L -·~::§ ~ a nnounce the birth of their third child and second daughter, Wen COME I NFOltACCESS O IU ES -:@fo---1Ln g go r @hi' · /J ren dy Lee Grandparents arr Mr. COME IN FOlt and Mrs. David Freeman of Prov S WEET LITTLE THINGS like Vonto's soft-as -soop suds . al Wayland Square idenor and Mrs Willia m Be rger like this precious " Clover Blos- : knit towels and washcloths, blinfull y • ol Los Angeles, Calif. som" prmt wardrobe for precious : kind to baby's te nde r skin you rs • Gratts at Hom e babies 1,bero lly sprinkled with • in solid color or in Clover Bl ossom Mr and Mrs. Herbert E. Gratt ; blossom and 4-leof, good-luck clover, : print. are now resldln~ in their new : done o suds-lo•i ng , cloud-soft cotton : E. Hoode d Towel, knit Clover Blossom $2.SO home at 330 Beckwith Street. F. Sheets, Solid n .1, f~I,~ R~BfR,S Cranston They are now at home : A. Kn it le Sl.89 H , • Clover Blouonis St.fl to all their friends and relatives. : B. Wrapper 11.69 ea. : G. Washcloths, G ra tts llave Son : C. Sacque st.19 u . : Solid 2 for ssc : D. o,.,, with malch;ng pantlu n .so : Clovu Blo,som 2 fo, stc : I 8 4 W A Y L A N D A V E N U E Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Gratt _ : ol 330 Beckwith Street, Cranston ...... ··-··· ·· ...... ··~:A)...:o ...::o...:o:::.ius..:n...:n.:JWWWWWW\...lUWL.JWUL.Jt...lWCl'C.lc:Jc::.lc:Jc .l'C.lL.lL.lL.lc:lc:.lc:lL.iL.lc::'.ic:.ic::'.ic::'.ic:.ic::'.ic:Jc:lc:lc:lc::'.ic:'.iLSL.1t_ le :;;r .. Emanuel Harvest Dance professionals in Israel are revolt that they tied it with opposition er sources in repartlng that 15 or ing ; why the more gifted of the to the "present regime, which has 20 such visas a re bing issued each University graduates are seeking several persons of Jewish ances month . .,, jobs abroad; and why t he less try in leadtng positions." · Schwartz also discloses th at a ~ gifted are looking for more lucra Conceding that Governm ent housing development is being ~ tive occupations outside the pro support of Yiddish cultural ac erected on the site of the Warsaw "' fessional field. It is a serious tivities in Poland was far greater G hetto, which was destroyed by national problem. than in R ussia or other I ron Cur the Nazis after its J ews were {al= ertain countries. communist lead killed in the heroic uprising, He = er Smolar asserted that some visas adds that the central paint of the "'{al Decline of Judaism were even being granted, m ainly development will be a "modest on humanitarian grounds, to stone m emorial commemorating {al"" {Continued from Page 3) Da n ce of the Sist er ing there is a remna nt of a nti -, hood of T emple Em a nuel to be held on S unday in the T emple vestry s em itism. caused mainly by com 1 88 Benefit Street at Thomas t3 are, left to rig ht , Mrs. Merrill Percelay, treas urer ; Mrs. Louis Horvitz, petition between Je,vish and Pol DExt~r 1-9427 :z chairman ; i\1rs. Harold J agolinzer, co-chairman, a nd Mrs. Sidney ish merchants, and that anti ~ Augus t , tickets. Not present for picture was l\frs. Joseph Chusmir, Semitism 'is prosecuted vigorously SERVICE - refreshments . by the Government. UNPARALLELED Photo ty Fred Kelman Believe Bias Greater II g Schwartz points out. however, " JERRY" FE IN STEI N .:: that other sources felt that anti II ~ Israel's Intellectuals in Revolt Semitism was m uch greater. and •••••••••••••••••••••••• "" Against Low Pay and Disrepect

JERUSALEM- Israel. like Eng- greatest need was for laborers. Announcing land, is seriously affected QY Moreover, the Histadrut intro strikes this year: but whereas in duced the system of "work ac England the discontented workers cording to one's capacity: pay The Opening of are printers. dockers and railwaY- according to one's need." T hus. men. in Israel their place is taken a laborer with a large family to by lecturers. the Government support would receive a much doctors. lawyers. engineers. and higher wage than a single man BLACK MAGIC Civil Service department chiefs. doing highly important office This is a reflection of a basic work. flaw in Israel"s society today. The Docker And Director wage-structure existing in the The lopsidedness caused in the country was inherited from the wage-structure can best be illu BEAUTY SALON formative period of Jewish Pal- strated by comparing the wages estine during the 1930's when earned in various occupations: there were more doctors. lawyers Whereas a docker in Haifa port and University graduates than earns I-450 a month. and a bus the community could use and the driver approximately the same. I the direc~o~-g~neral of a Govern- Statement required by the Act of ment Mmtsti Y earns I-340 a Shampoo and Hair Style $1.50 August 24. 1912. as amended by the Acts month. a University lecturer ap- ~~o~-f;~h :he19~3~-~;r~h~~?- ~a~~ie:J~~\~ proximately I-300. a Government and circulation of The Jewish Herald. I engineer I-290 and a Government fou/Jl8:t~dbe~e1~k\~sf Providence. R. I. doctor I-280 a month. Style Cut $1.00 l. The names and addresses of the I Secondary Sources pub_lisher. editor. managing editor , and Moreover the difference in business managers are: · Publisher, The Jewish Press Publish- wages between the highest offi ing Co .. 111 7 ~ouglas Avenue. Provi- cial in the Government and the dence. H. I.: Editor, Sydney Cohen. 1117 . Oougtas Avenue, Providence. R. I.: lowest of the grades 1s only of the \fanaging Editor, Walter Rutman. lll7 ration of one-and-a-half to one Douglas Avenue. Providence. R. I. . _ • e PERMANENT WAVES 2. The owner is· Hf owned by a cor- a matter which discourages a ny por:1tion. its nan:i,e and address must be incentive to advance and improve ~~!tedn:;~s al~°nJm;J~~:~~~~ t~~re~t"o~r nne's qualifications. holders owning or holding I percent or It is not surprising then that a e SILVER BLONDING :i~;d 0 £/~t~~r~~~aut?~n~fth~t~:,;,~! annoJ doctor. who has had to invest addr~sses of the Individual owners must I years of hard work and large sums ~~ tt1~:;·un!~c~~:O~~te~~· ffri~~~e~!~~ of money in his studies, feels bit- a!1~ address. as well as that of each inter when he finds that he earns 1 1 e HAIR STRAIGHTENING d ; ~~aJe:i:~~e:~stP~~11~ii~tc:?. 1111 little more than the hospital Oouglas Avenue. Provide nce. R . I.; doorman who can scarcely read 1 fr~ifJen~~~mR_n·,.\'~1r~ao~gl~~ t~1e;~~: or write. Nor is it surpris ing that 1004 Hope Street. Pro\'ldence. R. I. the University lecturer neglects ~e!/'~~d k~~h~~ s~~~~~ld~~fde~o~~~ : his researches in order to earn • In~ or holding I percent or more or extra money by giving lectures, ~~~aelr ~r:c~urlt\e~far~~n,1;, 1 ~~~t~:~e~~n~~ writill~ articles or doing some so state.) other Job. :;-:o~:~agraph~ 2 and 3 Include, In cases It was this disappointment GA 1-0309 where the stockholders or security which finally exhausted their pa- ~g~;;n;P~~artru~~i; ~~e 1~~knsy 0~t~~~ t ~ence and the fact that Univer- flduclary relation. the name of the per- s1ty professors a nd hospita l physi ~n1;ra~U~~r!}~nt~~r s7aht~~es::1~h1~n:,~~ cians havf> taken recourse to two paragraph-, show the a fflant's full strike measures is a mple proof of • ~t:~';'!!d~:n~"dcobneJ~ri'o~: l~ntJ1:r cl~chul~h the gravity with which they view 11tockholders and s~urlty holders who the situation. The country's in- ~im;~~/Pf:a~,~~~s.th~01~00t~~f ;~~ telligentsla is. in fact. in revolt. WALK IN ANYTIME \eCurllles In a capacity other than that Treated With Dis respect 0 \ a T~enaa!~dr~g~w~~~ber or copies or The lack of respect shown for ANTHONY "ach l.s1ue or this publlcallon sold or the liberal professions in those ~'1~t;_1bt~te:a1Jh~~:C~1i~~smd·~~~n~r tit:er2 days still lingers to such an ex month~ prf!'ct"dlnt the date shown wa, tent that even In relations with 773 Hope Street lJt';, J~~~~;,a!~~tw!!k,;~q3u~de1r1!~~::1 lnstitut_lons like_ the Histadrut Iv ne~spapers only). 12.085. profes.s1onal bodies such as the ~i:i~:t Rutman. ,ianagln,t Editor Medical Association oft.en find Second Floor Sworn to and subscribed before me themselves faced with a negative. thb 26th. day or September. 1955. Jose. sometimes hostile, aUltude. OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 9 A, M. TO 6 P. M. ~1~1;"""<~l~~~~ane 1~3~a}~56 My commls- These then are the reasons why The Shekel: half-Shekel assessment was con tinued at home and in exile, to Charge Censorship support the sanctuary o f the na CLASSIFIED Symbol of Jewish Survival tion and the cult,,ral and religious In Performance Ban institutions of _ the Yishuv. _ _ PHILADELPHIA _ Repercus- l _OPPORTUNITIES I~ NEW YORK - For 35 centuz:ies than the half-Shekel when they I ts ~xtraordmary persistence m sions of the ban by a city official ;~:J~s1.S:-::,,7,:,5~~ ~~~: ::0 :;;_ -: the Shekel has been t.he gleam1ng make an offering of the Lord," the ~ds and hearts of the peo- here of a performance of The 15c discount if P• id be-fare ins.er- ;:: link which held the thread of the law admonishes in Exodus pie 1s revealed after Judea sue- Merchant of Venice 00 a public tion. C•II UNion 1-3709. oudline 0 J ewish history unbroken and firm. 30: 12 . cu.med to the Roman legions. square opposite City Hall wereJ W.-Mapai·s Abba K houshy who s ucceeded in contacting the Soviet faced strong opposition this year delegates on the Qu estion of the Prof. Enrique Rodriguez SMITH STREET AT CHARLES STREET, PROVIDENCE " lo.s t " J ewis h writers. V. M. Molo Fabregat, Israel's great champion tov. in the spirit of his unprece at the UN who played such a vital dented speech. appeared unusually part m the struggle for state Grand Opening, Tuesday October 4 friendly. hood. is currently touring Israel Sena tor Joe ;l-·t cCarthy, trying and being hailed by Israells to get back mto the hmellght. has wherever he goes ls'raeli Chef - urged Eisenhower to "fight back" s pokesmen have informed Major Owned and Managed by at critics of the AdmtnistraLlon·s Gener-al Burns that Israel s tands I HENRY MOORE security program The World read y to r esume border peace Jewis h Concress announces that talks with Egypt in compliance formerly o f IZZY KRASNOFF " large•scale massacres of J ews with the recen t Security Council Sull ,von's Steak House in Morocco were averted during resolution ConKressman Ccl- , the recrnt dis tu.rbances there by I Jer, Wa lter P. Reuther a nd Gov ALL PIES AND PASTRIES BAKED ON PREMISES the ,in cere efforts of the moderate ernor Theodore R. McKeldin are Arab nationalist leaders and by among the Americans visiting Is- Ope n Every Doy - S A. M . To 2 A. M. the Frt'nch security forces." rael this month. I Nazi invasion of his homeland, would have to build his reputa Elect Joseph Dubin LBV Chairman CBS-TV Gets Borge, who had all of Europe in tion over again . starting with (Continued from Page 1) laughter at his lampooning of the study of the English lan Victor Borge guage. His instant popularity "' Hitler, escaped to become a citi ~ ler, Florence Brodsky, Benjamin CBS Television has engaged zen of the United States. won him repeat engagements in .; Bromberg, Paul Chernov. Rabbi the exclusive services of come Although he had become the nightclubs, radio and television. "' Abraham Chill, Rabbi Leon Chait. dian Victor Borge. Under the highest paid star of stage, screen, Currently he is starring on I>: H. Harry Cohn, Paula Dubin, terms of the agreement. Victor radio, and motion pictures in all Broadway in ''Coinedy in Music," Jack Feit, Eugene Freedma n, i;l will· star in two special one-hour Scandanavia and much of Eu which is now in its second ca :.l Sa muel Gereboff, Maurice Gor program s and make guest appear rope, he suddenly learned that he pacity audience year. i= don. William Greenfield, Irving a nces on several network series. ~ Greenst ein, Alfred Gutman, Dav :;J id Hassenfeld , Henry Hassenfeld. The special programs will pre sent the droll Danish Jewish pi j;l,,4~ Samuel C. Kagan, Dr. Morris L. J.ES't;ER KESSLER'S , anist comedian in typical one ~ K eller, Seymour Krieger, Samuel i:i Kelman. Sol Koffl er. man p e r form a n c es. and will KORNER MARKET and DELICATESSEN ~ Al so. Fannie Korn, Joshua be among the highligh ts of the 122 Orms Street • Corner Davis Street season's special programming be '- Lecht. Solomon Lightman. G ert New York Kosher Delicatessen at Lowest Possible Prices Q~ rude Newman. William Newman, ing devised by CBS. ; Benton Odessa, Clara Oelba um, Since Victor Barge's recognition ~ Henry Oelbaum, Natali e Percelay, as one of America's foremost mu SNACK BAR ; Charles Parness. Willia m R eich , sicjan comedians, he h as made :i:: Nathan Resnick , Rabbi Nathan guest appearances on ma ny top Now Open! oo Rosen, Bernard Roseman, Dr. Sol televi sion progra ms. a mong them Drop in for a delicious i Rubenstein , Rabbi Morris Shus "Toast of the Town" and "Per sandwich with all Our merchandise is still the flnest, and our w.i son to Person." low prices are r eal low! sheim. Israel Schwartz, Anna Se HARRY A. SCHWARTZ the trimmings TRY US AND FINO OUT FOR YOURSELF ., gal. Isaiah Segal. Beryl Segal, Appointment of one of the key Before his success in America, IIS&LJ.O.i.l ·"t5 Isadore Shectman. Ralph Shuster. chairmen for the 1955 UJA drive Victor was hailed as Copen Z F lorence Sternbach. Louis J. I . was made last week by Al Saltz With the ~ Sym onds. Lewis S pe rling, H arry man, chairma n of the 1955 cam ;:_ Tanenbaum. Charl es T emkin, paign. Harry A. Schwartz will o Nathan Temkin, Harry Tolchin serve as Initial Gifts chairman. ~ sky, Louis Trostonoff, Sol Wald Schwartz and his committee will : and Isidore Zaidman. be responsible for the major fund = raising a t the Initial Gifts dinner '"' SEEK NEW MEMBERS to be held Sunday, Oc t. 23, at The Arthur Lavin Chapter of Temple Beth El in l'rovidence.-

B'nai B"rith Girls will accept 20 Schwartz appealed to Black- 1 new members for its member-in- stone Valley Jewry "to continue training program. Girls between its gen erous support of our ef- 13 and 15 years old who wisl'l. to forts as they have in the past and attend the first meeting of the to help maintain the pace to make group to be held on Tuesday at the launching of our 1955 drive 7 P. M. at the home of Susan the greatest ever." Franks, 650 El mgrove Avenue, are ---- asked to call Marilyn Levine at S IIATKIN FAMILY ELECTS PL 1-9381. Percy Newman was elected president of the Shatkin Family ANNOUNCES l'ROGlti\M Association at the September Mrs. Martin Dittleman, program meeting held aL the home of Si chairman of the Sisterhood of mon Shatkin. Other officers are Choose from Temple Beth Israel. announced Morris Shatkin. vice -presid~nt; this week the entertainment Clara Silverman and Doris S hat these Quality Name which will follow the meeting of kin. secretaries. a nd Gertrude the Sisterhood on Monday even Schcctman. treasurer. Brands on Sale ing at 8 o'clock in the T emple vestry. Herbert Carter, auction All copy must be in the Herald at Modern eer. will conduct the white ele offices. either at 86 Weybosset phanL sale. and a group of Is Street or 1117 Douglas Avenue. by HELLAM raeli dances will be presented. T uesday noon. • LEES CONANT BALL • HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD • IMPERIAL TABLES • KINDEL • WIDDICOMB ~~J/&v 7Sot • FIRTH • DUNBAR • KARPEN • HARVEY !'ROBBER • GULISTAN 1955 Featuring the Newest Ho~ • VALLEY fo • MOHAWK • SEALY Fashions in Furniture, Floor • HOWELL • KARASTAN Covering, and Appliances at Big • OSTERMOOR Savings. • GLENWOOD Wh@remad@~ • PULLMAN • G. E. • SIMMONS Plenty of Free Parking • NURRE ara ~hopp~1$ Rear of Our Store ... • JOHNSON HANDLEY JOHNSON -Wtt/J BIJY 01) -Me1i- lrJil)(/4/ I/OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9:00 P.M. biil.C.U.11.

.;-;,,: The JEWISH HERALD Jacob Blaustein and New U. S. Pol icy c-,e,e,e,e:,~ f,D President Eisenhower's selectio n of J acob B lau.stein as COMMUNITY one of the ten-member L". S. delgation to the Tenth Se;;ion "(Jm . ?'r/.aJtj (Jpin,wn" ::! 0£ the General Assembly holds deep significance. .-\s far as ;; Israel and .-\ merican Jewr: are concerned, it means much Men of Convictions CALENDAR ;g more than the mere appointment 0£ an experienced negotia By BERYL SEGAL ~;;...JUUUUUUUUUUUQC~ ~ tor and diplomat. The C. S. mo,·e, historic in its implic-,1- WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS tions. can onh confim1 the , iew held b\ some Je,,·ish leaders, 6 Affiliated organizations of t he Lea5ue ~ nameh. that Pre:,ident Ei,enhm,·er himself, lil e his predeces Vacation time reading this potte·ry and chinaware were of Jewish Women' s Organitations may ("'.) sor. H arn S. Truman who gradualh began to recogni,e the I cle ar d a tes by calling Mrs. A lfred D. ~ su= er included two books of brought_ out of the kitchen h e St e iner at HO 1-9510. • '- importance of brae!, is ~innin1r to take a ,pecial interest autobiography. One in Hebrew lifted b.is cane and wtth aU b.is in the Pale~rine que'>cion and \•;anc, to see braer') ~o\erei~1it) by the late professor a t the Je~- might a nd in _au his anger h e s ~~~: ·m~_:;~~:1: 2Emanuel Square ; safeguarded again:,t an, aggre:).')i\e 1110\e on the pan or the ish Theological Seminary. Challll lash ed out un tJJ h e broke them I MONDAY, oc~OnscER J ~ bordering ~tare. Tcernowitz. The other in English into sm ith ereens. And h e or 2:00 p m.-)lizrachi Women Regular - by the poet Carl Sandburg. Two der ed aU the pious and the :\leetin g. : .-\bom thi, there can be no doubt an, more. 2:00 p. m.-Sisterhood Temple Em.an- ~ In L1ct. Secretari. of State Dulle~· n~w-Ltmou:, '>peed1 of worlds apart. not only in lang- faithfu l to follow his example. uel Regular Meeting. ~ 2:00 p. m.-Sisterhood Temple Beth > .\ u1rtH :?ti not onh had the full appro,al of the Pre,ident. uage but in the surroundings as Carl Sandburg grew up_ in TUESDAY, O ~~tBG'a~ Meeting. ~ \lam nm, belie,e th.It Ei,enhower himself in,pired much o[ well. Chalill Tcemowitz spent Galesburg. Illinois. the seat of his bovhood in the house of his Knox College. The greatest presi 10:30 a. m.-Providence Chapter of • it. In h;, •t.ue,nent belore the L" :,; plenan ,e,,ion. Dulle-, Hadassah Board Meeting, 1"!1 grandf;,ther, a Rabbi in a sm all dent the college ever had was the Wayland Manor. ;: ag:iin reterred to the ~ ear [a:,l. stating char .. Pr~ident Ei-,en town in Russia. in the 1870's. Reverend Blanchard. In 1854 the 8:00 p. m.-Festi..-al Committee - ho•.,·er authori,ed me to ¼I\ he \HJuld recommend panicip._t. Bridge. 0 Carl Sandburg reminisces about C. B. & Q . Railroad !Chicago. W EDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 > tion b, the L·. S. in the~e monetan and ')ecuril\ commitment.} life m a prairie town. in Illinois, Burlingt on and Quincy) was 2:00 p. m.-Home for the Aged "" Ladies Assn. R eg u 1 a r - lo;in, lO brae! to compemate the .-\rab relugee, and e,ial> where he was born and reared to brough t up to Galesburg. Jona i't.feetin g. u. h:,hment ot mutual :,ecurit, pau~,:· manhood. as the son of a railroad tha n Blanchard heard that the 8:00 p . m.-Sisterhood Sons of Abra- ~ ham Bo ard Meeting. ,.:5 That Ei,enho,,.er mear1-:, busin~ l~ e, idenced not onh b\ blacksmith. t rain ran through the town on 8 15 p. m.-W omen 's m ...-. Sisterhood ..;; the Dulle, •tatement. but abo b, the fact that he decided t~ I n both books we come across Sunday. He was shocked and ~~~fa~n :\l~:ri~ Center, i -.elen ..1 .. l,r1c.tl --\ merit:an _le\, .. lo :,.ene in the l·. S. dele~a men of strong con,-ictions, of lashed out in his anger at the FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7 C:: unfaltering faith, by wb.icb they Sabbath breakers. 2:00 p. m.-Council of J e\l,ish W omen ~ tion. In the late o[ the oil-rich .\ rab bl,x. thi, wa, a bold Commlttee '.\leeting. ;: live, and in which they fin d t he The next Sunday found Rev- mo\e. .., courage to st and u p a nd act. erend Blanchard at the C. B . & :" Challll Tcernowitz remembers a Q. station awaiting the a rrival of I h~ d:pended. on sponsors a ~d e:: day when his grap:dfather's house the t rain. \Vhen the wood burn- net~ork e~ecutives. ~ at h e did ~ The Year's Accomplishments was in turmoil. People crowded ing engine cam e chugging up to a at tha~ t lllle was considered by into ever,- room of the Rabbi's standstill a t the platform. J ona- m any. m those d_ark da!s Un house. and angry voices filled the than Blanchard m oved out of the ~mencan, subvers1ve, a_na noth And Also Its Disappointments air. H1s grandfather sat in his crowd that gathered, and he mg short of Commurusm Men seat oi honor. and his face was raised his hand to'-\'.ard the engme like Murrow could have been, and By B. AI. TER worth llstening to. _ pale and full of sadness. An a nd he gave an order. ,.. many were, crushed and rem oved .-\ccompUsh.meats T.rie wonderftC publications of abommauon was uncovered "Take this engin e to the Ifrom pu~lic life . . . TI:e f:.:s·: e:ght months o :~ tl:e the ~e...,ish !itsto r:cal Society of among his flock and it m ust be round.house" . But h.ke t h e Rabbi with ~ pas~ year -;..·e:-E still a part o: the Rhooe Islana has oeen a tremen- erased ~-nhout mercy. s O m e The engtneer wanted to know can e, a ~d the Preside_nt with Te:-ce;:;..:ena:}· Celeb:-ar.ion of the deus accomplishment. ).!!any butchers m town. in their greed ~-ho was giving the orders. and the the upbfted flat of hlS ha nd, jews L"l •..\me:-1ca 'TI'".e _ex!'.1b1t:on thanks w tLS president. Dand C. Eor 2'reater profits. have been tall bearded ma n in h is long black E~war~ R . )furrow stood _before at ::l:e P:o·,;~ence Pu_bhc U.brary AdeLm.2.n. . found guilty of feeding their cus- clerical coat and high silk hat hIS m1crophon_e to ~ t . m th~ :.inCer :.t:e cr:a:rm.an.s.!11p o: ).!rs. Tne t~o new pro1ects - the tomers non-Kosher meat. Now roared : I str~ngth o! hlS con vt~hons _bJ Ct.ar:es Po::ter was 1,-.s:ted b~ Jew:Sh Telens1on . Committee of the Rabbi must punish the guilty "I am President Bla nchard which h e b~ed and with wh1c,? Je;;;-s ar::.d r:on-Je;;;-s allie ana the General Jei;l.--ish Committee ones. and cleanse the people of of Knox College, and again I he was ready to m ~et the world . ma.Ce a ;;;-ot:cifliu~ :mpress..:on wnf', 1Ir. BeOJamm Bner as thts sin. order you to ta ke tha t engine The stood up h~e m en. And T!"'.f exh:b::;o:: a.t ci:e Ri:ocie Is- charr:nan. and the publlcauon of . . . to the round.house and not run we. lesser than they were. whose :a::d Sd:ool o: Design under the c.te Je~-is.h Community Center After l.1.Stemng to t_he tes~U:1°~ t his train on Sun day". connct1ons are not so firm. and ch2.:.::::ia::1.S~.:p o: ~~, tV:.U.:am E yea!"'book wt:h Beryl Segal as ed1.,- :1"·ttn~s...<:.es the R:bb~ procbeatm Two m en. two different worlds. who lack the courage to act when B~:::.'..lC.f cc:--:.5:.s~e done the better 11 will be , A .1n- Di.,;appoinlment.s Let us hope that the year land and services and programs so that

1 n~r g-:.vt:>n in honor 'If Al\·tn A ThiP penuur of the South Pro\i- no1,1, be~mntna- wil1 --bnnR" greater Make no mLStake. It was not Ia.s- many of the senior citizens as Sop.cm ..-as ••11 a:tend""1 and the dence Je•.-i.sh Community Center accomplishments m all fields of so simple. Ed,.·aro R. Murrow possible may be helped to remain c....-~n b:, Mr \Varbun: •·a., v.a.s poc-tponf"'d from a year aao endea-·or to our community I 9-·a.s a 9.-age earner. 9-·hO!e UveU- in the general community. Mrs. Charles Coken is secretary, ::: Mizrachi Plans Engaged Mrs. Buckler Names and Mrs. Ben Poulten, treasurer. .,, S.uccoth Party Committee (;hairmen Additional committee members MASTER .,, are Mesdames Leonard Hellman, HOUSEHOLD & INDUSTRIAL ::l Plans for a Succoth party were Committee chairmen appointed B. Ludman, H. F ellman, Charles CLEANERS, INC. ~ announced by Mrs. Abraham by Mrs. Martin Buckler, president Rouslin, Lena Young, David ; Chill, president, at a board meet: of Hope Chapter, B'nai B'rith Schwartz, Benjamin Glantz, Are You Worried About George Honigblum, Irving Beran ~ ing of the Providence Chapter Women, include Mesdames Albert FALL CLEANING? ~ Mizrachi Women held recently in Miller, Anti-Defamation League; baum, Charles Lappin, Frank Don't be, just call us today and Silberman and J. Sidney. your cleaning troubles will be over. ~ the vestry of the Sons of Abraham I ra Schreiber, Hillel: Bernard Our services include w indows, wobd .- Synagogue. The party will be Berstein, adult Jewish educa work, flo·ors, rugs, and upholstery. FREE ESTIMATES f:l part of the next meeting and will tion; Louis Baker. B'nai B'rith Photographs submitted to the 11 B Hoclde Avenue "' be held on Monday afternoon at Youth Organization; Harold Herald will not be returned by RFD, Manville, R. I. ~ the synagogue. Appropriate en Krasner. Americanism and civic mail. However, they may be PA 6-0495 --t tertainment is planned, and re- affairs: Stanley Grebstein, fund picked up at the Herald offices. 8 freshments will be served. The raising. ~ public is invited to attend. A1 so Mesdames Simon Rifkin, Q membership; Ma rtin Dittlem an. ATTENTION PARENTS' .. FALL RIVER PARTY indoctrination: G erald Arbor. ~ P:: Harry Cappel and Seymour Sher al A Succoth party, sponsored by man. social activities. :i:: the Pioneer Women's Club of Fall MISS BARBARA L. MIRMAN BUS TRANSPORTATION NOW AVAILABLE _ River, will be held on Sunday eve Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mirman of The appointments were an ~ ning at 7 o'clock in the Chariot Vassar Avenue announce the en nounced at the first executive FOR PUPILS OF TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL ~ Room of the Hotel Mellen, 123 gagement of their daug hter , Bar board meeting of the chapter, held ~ North M a in Street, Fall River. bara Lee, to Ira Geor ge Wein September 14. WEEK-DAY HEBREW CLASSES ~ Solomon Lightman of Providence, stein , son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS : ~ guest speaker. will show movies. Weinstein of Morris Avenue. f5 Yorn Tov refreshments will be M iss Mirman was gr adua ted Festival Committee Q served. Mrs. Pearl Themper of from Hope High School and at W oodridge - Garden City - Cranston ~ New Haven. Conn. will lead com tended S immons College. Her ~ munity singing. fiance, who served in the U. S. Plans Bridge Tuesday Edgewood - Washington Park Navy, is attending Wentworth ln For Information Coll: WI 1-6668 ""al ~titute in Boston. Plans have been completed by the Festival Committee of How ~ I Sholom Aleichem ard and Exeter for the annual Boston Symphony card party to be held Tuesday Show Coming Here afternoon in the Auditorium of Is 75 Years Old the J ewish Home for the Aged, at Plans h ave been completed to 1 :30 o'clock. The Ladies' Union Hope Chapter, B'nai B'rith Women bring to Providence the New The 75th a nniversary of the Aid. South Providence Ladies' Aid. York presentation of "Th e founding of the Boston Symphony Montefiore Ladies' Association cordially invites you World of S holom Aleichem" on Orchestra will be under way when and the Cranston women are the to help us open the door to hope Tuesday e\'ening, Dec. 13, un Charles Munch opens its Provi co-sponsors of the Festival com der t h e sponsorship of Parents' dence series of five Tuesday eve mittee which tenders parties at at our Association of the J ewish Com ning concerts in the Veterans the institutions during Rosh munity Center. Memorial Auditorium. on Nov. 8, Ha.c;ho nah, Chanukah. Passover Mrs. Herman Rosenberg has at 8: 15 o'clock. The remaining and Succoth. been a ppointed as general dates will be Dec. 13, Jan. 24, Feb. memter:Jhip :lea chairma n for the presentation, 28. and April 17. Mrs. Leo Greenbe!·g, over-all which will feature members of For the second concert, the chairman of this years e~ent. h as at 8:00 o'clock t h e original New York sm ash versatile Arthur Fiedler will be a~u.10unced . the followmg . ad success. guest conductor. with the brilliant d1t1onal chairmen and committee Wednesday evening, October Ald C I' . . members: Mrs. Frank Goldman 5, 1955 Tickets are expected to be O 101 YOt1:g icco as piano and Mrs. Albert Cohen. co-chair- Providence Gos Co. Auditorium available in the near future. so 01st. men for Cranston: Mrs. Samuel Sheffres and Mrs. Samuel Res 100 Weybosset Street nick. co-chairmen for the East JCC Golden Agers Side, and Mrs. Samuel Mistow sky, Elmwood-Broad chairman. To Meet Wednesday JJnJ'f ~ The community's senior citizens are invited to attend the first ses Modern Families And How They Use The Telephone

CRANSTON Beth Israel School CHILDREN'S Provides Bus Service THEATRE Thr school committee of Tem Training in: ple Beth Is rael announced this e SPEEC H week that schoolbus transporta tion will be a vailable for children e DRAMATICS attending week-clay Hebrew class e BA LLET es living In Woodridge, Gm·dcn City, Cranston, Edgewood and Reopening Wnshington Pnrk It wns further "My husband works nights. And comfort int,o the lives of New Eng Sat., Oct. 1 announced that the children will that's when I especially appreciate my landers is a deeply satisfying job. It is be picked up for tl1c classes and telephone! It's a doctor, a policeman, a for that reason that telephone people EDEN PARK SCHOOL then returned home art.er school Cranston hours. fireman, and neighbor a!l rolled into are always available txJ provide the For Info rma ti on . Parents desi ring further Infor one. And to me, a telephone call to my fast, dependable, low-cost service we HO 1-680 I - HO 1-8984 mation are asked to cnll Lhe Tem folks is the world',; best cure for a know you want. ple omce nt WI 1-6668, An Acti-,,ity ol the plain old case of loneliness. " Emerson Colfege Club ol R. I. Quick rcsulls are obl,n.ined by Bringing security, convenience and NEW ENGLAND TELEPlfONE ANIJ TELE6RAl'II «-aY using Herald classified uds. ... Golden Agers at Outing ... FOR THE BEST DEAL OF ALL ON A NEW ., '5 6 Mercury or Lincoln ;; take a short ride ta Woonsocket and see ~ SAM or HAROLD STEINGOLD 0 < 6 at DEXTER MOTORS 1'l 647 Social Street, next to #5 Fire Station z (') YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID 1 ..1'l Or Phone Woonsocket 2038 ~ and 2 f:.riendly Salesmen Will Call ~

=;, f I" 5' General INSURANCE ..,, :::a Insurance UNDERWRITERS, ;;,. " Counselors 00 INC. 1'l.,, ..tei EDWIN SOFORENKO and HOWARDS. GREENE ::: UNion 1-1923 ~= :::..., ~... .., Community Cent er's ., Golden Ager s, some of whom are seen above at their annua l summer LISTINGS URGENTLY NEEDED, Hope Chapter to outing, h eld at the home of M.r. and Mrs. Simon Lessler. wiJJ resu me I HAVE A GREAT DEMAND FOR their weekly activities this Wednesday a fternoon at 1 o'clock at the Ftiature Tea, Film J CC building on Sessions Street. TWO FAMILY HOUSES Mrs. Annie Bell will again ser ve as advisor to the group, which Throughout Greater Providence, The opening program of Hope is jointly sponsored by the JCC and the Providence Section, National Particularly the EAST SIDE Chapter, B 'nai B 'rith Women, Council of J ewish Women. All the community's J ewish senior citi- which features a membe rship tea zens are invited to attend. APPRAISALS MADE FREE OF CHARGE AND and a sound film. will be held P hoto by Fred K elma n WITHOUT OBLIGATION Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Providence Gas Co., 100 w eybosset Street. ICranston Women Sam Reshevsky SAM RIDDELL PA 2-6683 The color film. '"Figh t for • • RES IDENTIAL • BUSINESS • INDUSTR IAL Health'" describes the work car- TO Show Fash ions ried on a t t h e B'nai B"rith tu- Victory is Seen berculosis hospital in Denver. The Mrs. Newton F rank. program fi lm portion of the program will chairman of the Cranston Jewish Top Chess Poi nt be presented in the form of the Center Sisterhood. will present a ~M Cutlet ~ lo,ed Mondays TV show "M edic." parade of fashion for the Sister For American chess star Sa m Mrs. Irving Chorney a nd Mrs. hood ·s first meeting on Wednes uel Reshevsky. his recent victory wm· ·l fi'WH•@i ,~ --~ - - -... H arold Gershman are in charge day at 8:30 P . M. Clothing will in Moscow over world champion 11 il#•Jjwm,pu,tt,IJ of arranging booths depicting date back to the Civil War and Mikhail Botvinnik was the high ~!w iI'Iv • tf 111 • chapter activities. Mrs. Simon will continue through present point in a dynam ic career. Rifkin. m embers hip chairman. fashions. Betty of Providence Here was a m atch of two great a nd Mrs. Marshall Weiss, program will contribute clothes to the J ewish chess experts - a match chairman, a re also over-a ll chair modern dress period of the fash that people had been waiting for men. ion show. Mrs. Jack Dreyfuss. co ma ny months to see. When the chairman. and Mrs. Ira Wellins, Russian chess t eam came to the Mrs. Harold Warren and Mrs. United States the hopes that Re SISTERHOOD PENNY SOCIAL Rubin K arten will assist in pla n shevsky would be matched again st A board meeting of the Sister ning of the show. Botvinnik came to naught because hood Sons of J acob was held re Members, as well as prospective Botvinnik did not m a k e the trip. cently at the home of Mrs . Na m embers. are invited to attend. This time. on the visit of the than Edelman of Mulberry Street. American team to Moscow. the Mrs. H . B. Stone, president, an ASSASSINATE JEW stage was set. While th e U. S. nounced that the next meeting CASABLANCA - L e vy Perez. squad, which consisted of m a ny will be held on Oct. 19 a t which well-known J ewish businessman, other Jewish players. was defeat time a penny social will be h eld. was assassinated here Sunday. ed by a score of 25-7, the defeat Rabbi Morton Berkowitz will be Recently, he reported to police was softened by Reshevsky's vic guest speaker. Singing will be that he had received death tory over Botvinnik. In a four lead by Mrs. Morris Lecht and threats because of his alleged ga me match. R~shevsky won 2 1':z Mrs. Moses Rosenberg. Refresh continued dealings with boycotted - 1 ~':z- ments will be served. French firms. Thus came a fitting highlight in the chess career th at began years ago in Poland when Samuel PARENTS' ASSOC IATION Resh evsky was only six years old. The truth is that at the age of Good-looking, Easy-fitting School Shoes by WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION six, Resh evsky was a lready an ex of the hibition player. Harold Ribalow. who has done a great deal of com PROVIDENCE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER mendable research on J e w s in Cordially invite you to attend their sports, published the following facts about Resh evsky's early days in the book, "The J ew in JiJML CDmhimul ?rwdinq_ American Sports": '"When Samuel Reshevsky was Tuesday Evening, Octobe r 4, 1955 a little five-year-old lad in the Robin Hood Shoes will give more miles of rugged Polish town of Ozororkow, he wear per dollar. You'll love the way they loo!; on your in the JCC AUDITORIUM asked his father Lo plal a children's feet .• . you'll love tho way they fit! Wo 170 SESSIUNS ST, PROVIDEN CE, R. game with him. With amuse have a complete range of sizes and widths. Como in ment the parent agreed. Within soon and see our complete selection. Priced accord- MEETING HOUR COFFEE HOUR n few minutes. the game was well ing to site ... , , ...... • .. . 3.98 to 5.98 8 JO P M TO FOLLOW advanced and, to his astonish ment, Samuel's father discovered GIVEN! 1 BRING A FRIEND! that he was losing . Finally, the ::e~~·s!~\/ ~·.!!t:u~~~,~ The OUTLf;T-CHILDRE.N"S SHOES. Strt'('l Floor O ne Center - One Women's Organization five-year-old, in h is first formal game, beat his father. A new chess prodig)' had been born. ::! Mrs. Anne Cohen of the H erald GIRLS TO MEET MONDAY Ison of the Judy Ann Leven B'nai Travel Bureau can assist All high school, 9th through B"rith Girls to be held on Monday making winter vaca tion 12th grade girls are invited to at- at 7: 15 P. M . at the Jewish Com :g Call today-DE 1-7388. ten ~ the first meeting of the sea- munity Center. ~ ------.,; M B. Simon c:: PIANO TUNER CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS Ill"' Since 1910 · :.1 Pianos Tuned, Regulated ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND "'... Repaired "' Reasonable - Reliable THE OFFIC IA L OPENING OF THE 00"' Money Back Guarantee ;,.; < 226 WEBSTER A VENUE Q EL 1-2275 - TE 1-4205 l:conom'f Paper & rJ011eft'f Co. ; I I in their new location ci"' II .1I .. 23 l West Exchange Street c::< SILVER Providence, R. I. ="' Electric Company SEDAN IN THREE SERIES-The four-door sedan, traditional ffi Electrical Contractors American family car, is offered in three series by Ford for 1956- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1955 628 BROAD STR EET Fairlane, Customline and Mainline. Above is the Customline four-door ; in one of the 21 two-tone paint combinations offered on models which from l P. M . to 7 P. M. "'.., Industrial - Commercial will be displayed by dealers Friday, Septem)J er 23. A lower roof line, and R esidential restyled grille and parking lamps, a new design of body side moldings "'(;,)z GA 1-6864 arc among 1956 Ford appearance changes. Thunderbird Y-8 engines in Fairhne models develop 202 horsepower for Fordomatic drive, or 200 "'Q hp for overdrive or conventional drive. In the Customline and l\1ainline, ;::.'. Y-8 engines produce 176 hp for Fordomatic, or 173 hp for overdrive or AUTUMN SPECIAL 0c:: "For QUALITY and conventional drive. The 137 hp Ford I-Block six also is available in "' SERVICE all models with all transmission types. A DAY ="' $11.00 ... E. S. CRANDALL Name Mrs. Roseman Miriam Juniors to Double Occupancy AT FABULOUS DAIRY Children's Worker Hold Membership Tea Properly Pasteurized Morris K ritzman. executive di Mrs. William P . Weinstein, Magnolia Manor and Magnolia Lodge rector of the Jewish Community president of the Miriam Hospital (STRICTLY FE M ININE) (CO -ED ) ?11iJk_ mu[ Center. this week announced the Women's Association, will greet ellR.a/n_ appointment of Mrs. Marion the opening tea of the Miria m Including: 12 Lowell Ave. EL 1-0700 Roseman as children 's worker at Hospital Junior Auxiliary, to be the Center's main building on held on Sunday. Oct. 9. at 2: 45 SWEDISH BODY MASSAGE DAILY - STEAM ROOM Sessions Street. P. M. in the auditorium of the HEALTH CLUB - PING PO NG - POOL Mrs. Roseman, a graduate of Hospital. Unmarried girls who TELEVIS ION -SUN BATH ING - FISHING MEAT ond POUL TRY New York University, is a former are high school graduates or over HOME COOK ING - DIETS ON REQUEST COMPLIMENTARY TO THE teacher in the New York City 18 years of age are invited to at Your Host PERFECT HOSTESS at school system and has also served tend. CALL as director and teacher in the Cen The board m embers of the Aux MAGNOLIA 1333 - 1555 SAUL FELDMAN ter's Nursery School. both at Ses iliary will participate in a skit KELLER'S sions Street and at the fo rmer portraying the activities of the KOSHER MEAT MARKET Benefit Street operation. She group. Committee chairmen who 1041/2 WILLARD AVENUE served as assistant to the execu will take part in the skit a re the Unexcelted in Kosher Steer Cuts of tive director at the JCC at Bene Misses Gloria Weiner. holiday ANNOUNCING BEEF - LAMB VEAL fit Street, has been a counselor projects: Barbara F abricant, tele CHUCK lb. 69c and music director at Camp Jori, phone: Enid Horvitz, ways and the formation of the BREAST OF VEAL lb. 39c and has served as a Center group means: Pearl Schuster. remem Fresh and P ickled leader and director of its Junior brance fund: Roslyn F alcofsky. BENJAMIN PREMACK TONGUE lb . 55c Aides training program. by-laws: Phyllis Nemtzow and Well Trimmed Mrs. Roseman's duties will in Lois Hellma n . hospitality and HEBREW JUNIOR CHOIR Any Cut clude supervision of the Center's hostesses: Elene Spanier, m em for children 9-16 years of age VEAL CHOPS lb. 69c club activities. classes, holiday va bership; Raynah Mayberg. print Stewing or Roasting cation programs, crafts and spe ing: Cyrille Bloom a nd Barbara Boys and Girls LAMB 2 lbs.-25c cial activities and other programs Goldberg, publicity: Sandra Schu FOR T H E PURPOSE OF TRAINING AND PERFORMANCE Eve1-y thing for the Center·s children's divi pack. volunteer service. and Bren For An Unforgettable Meal IN SACRED AND CONCERT MUSIC - FRESH KILLED DAILY - sion. encompassing all youngsters da Fowler . program . Plump Tasty up to j unior high school age. She Officers of the Auxiliary are the REQUIREMENTS:- A Voice of Beautiful Quality TENDER CHICKENS will a lso serve in the curren t Jun Misses Lotta Lawrence, presiden t: A Will in gness to Train and ior Aides (JACS) training pro Lois Hellman and Enid Horvitz, Study Diligently BROILERS gram . vice-presidents: Adelle Queen. - Chair Limited to 25 Voices - 2 Killings for the price of 1 treasurer: Myrna Sief. recording For free delivery to all points or REHEARSALS:- Once a Week - 2 Hours Duration the city Inc luding Cranston, Garden S. PROV. HEBREW FREE LOAN secretary: Elaine Shapiro. corre City, Gaspec Plateau call JJ\ 1-0960. The South Providence Hebrew sponding secretary: Frima Kras FEE :- $95 per season Remember : " The proor or the Free Loan Association met re ner. assistant corresponding sec LENGTH OF SEASON:- About 35 Weeks Pudding Is in the Eating." cently to formulate plans for the retary: Seena Sokolow, financial * * * coming 50th anniversary. secretary: Arlene Summer. cus FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND AUDITIONS todian-historian: Myrna Pekow CALL OR WRITE NOW TO: and Lesta S ummerfield. a uditors. a nd Barbara Pearl. nom inating BENJAMIN PREMACK ~ I..H f"'/fisltsf#l.1~ ,-1_I comm ittee chairman. Officers will 52 Methyl Street Providence 6, R. I. W t. buy nQ1hin r but the be installed during the business TOP QULITY F,n,-, t Mult and Su . PL 1-2052 ;;jlr""" meetin g of the Oct. 9 affair. food, W, 1r, ablt. t; }l ttp th, pr1c t1 LOW b,e. ii ·~ ~MEAT c .a1.a, wt. tonlmuaJly u 11 1fy 10 many tuttom· f Dtlicious FULL Course SUHDA Y Dinners u, You l rt 1 l w1 y 1 H · f 1ur td of a Good Mui at ii H11h in Q1Ml1t7 • • , Low io Pnn '1 EE HONG'S. Pion o doy out- let the family ho¥c their cho1ec of ~ dinner It 's fun it's 1nc1tpc ns1vc and nutritious. ~ , 1/) '1,en 'I""' Orders Put Up To Take Out Anytime ELLIOT F. SLACK Opl·n Dn11 v II J\ \I t,1 II I' \1 S :1turd,1)<: and Sunda,,. to 12 P M I~ tM,.1,, 06 .t.;te SUN LIFE OF CANADA t!M'#IXl•J~lii f f} #,JU¢,~ ' ' ' No American and Chinese Restaurant f liquor f 1019 INDUSTRIAL BANK BLDG. DE 1-2422 s.,.,,d 102 Westminster Sl.- Nexl to the i\rcade--GA 1-2580 f LET-'TER OF TB..~',"KS LONDON - The Committee for "" J ewish Claims on Austria, in a let- .; t

GRANT HUDDISH ~ Instruction In "' SPEECH :,: DRAMATICS - PUBLIC SPEAK ING j Correction of Speech Impediments ~ 60 FOSDYKE STREIT Providence, R. I. Dute, 1-9027 ? .,; EAST SIDE Piano OL-\SE GAIL, four years, and LY'\-S :U..\RSH.A, two years old, the daughters of )tr. and )1rs. Joslin R-0ss of 54 Cottage Street. Instruction

TEES-AGE BOWLERS Barbara D. Baritone's Concert Abraham Beacken. president of Whether in Israel, the United States or anywb.ere else in the world, :\len·s As.5ociation of the Jewish Feldman status, To Aid Church the the well-being, the very future of the Jev.isb people Commuruty Center. has appoint ?iano l.n...<.t.ructor rests largely in your bands. From earliest recorded history, the I Dand Laurent. assistant pro ed Dr. Hyman Goldstelil and Ben at Lincoln School Shekel bas been the shining symbol of individual responsibility fes.....c;:or 1n the Brown t:niversity Paris as co-chairmen of the As.so toward the nation, a voluntary, self-imposed tax to preserve music department. \\ill donate his ciation·s Youth Committee. The Jewish institutions and Jewish life through the darkest days of services for a concert Sunday comm.lttee is no w considering • exile and despair. And today it remains more than ever the most evening at 8: 15 o·clock m the spon...<-0rship of a teen-age Sunday 71 Elmgrove Avenue widely-accepted device by which Jews everywhere can stand up Hope High School auditorium for bowling league. as well as a varie GAspee 1-557 6 and be counted. the bene!lt of the Olney Street Baptist Church rmprovem ent and ty o: special m ajor teen programs. As the token of identification with the World Zionist Organization, building fund. the Shekel makes it possible for your voice to be heard in the highest policy-making body of World Zionism, through your vote Laurent. a well-known bari tone. is also director of the Bro,1,;n for delegates to the 24th World Zionist Congress next year in Glee Club and the t.:ni,·ersity Cho W JAR -- "TH E ETERNAL LIGHT" Jerusalem. rus. He was given many recitals, At this historic session, your representatives from every Zionist sung m oratorio. and was a prin A Program o: Jev.--ish Literature. History and ).!usic body in the world will be called upon to make decisions that ulti cipal in the Rhode Island Phil mately affect you, your children, and your children's children. harmonic Orchestra ·s concert Every Sunday-12:30 to 1 :00 P. M. They can act only with your mandate. version o~ .. La T raviata." Acquire your Shekel, sell the Shekel to your friends and He will be accom parued by Lou- neighbor,-acquire your share in the future of the Jewish people. 1se ~1oore. I Tickets for the concert are available at A.xelrocrs Aven··s and at Renman·s Pharmacy, \Vayland Square. at general ad.mlss1on. 'Jlle t)utfet ~~ patrons and students· pnces.

Rabbinical Group Gets Scout Commendation PROTECTION FOR Rabbi Nathan N Rosen. presi dent of the Rabbinical Association YOUR FAMILY 342 Madison Ave., New York 17 • MU 2--0348 of Rhode Island. announced this REPRESENTING : ACHDUT AVODAH-POALB ZION • HADASSAH • week that the Association had HAPOEL H.A..'11ZR.ACHI • HASHOMER HATZA.lR • MIZR.ACHI ORGA.Nl· been commended by the Boy Life Insurance Protection ZATION OP A\1ERJCA • POA LE ZION • UNITED ZJONISTS-RE.vtSJONJSTS ScoulS of America for providing for your Family During Your • ZIONIST ORGANIZATION OP AMERICA • B'NAJ ZION • FARBAND d1v1ne sernces for the Jewish Boy Active Years. LABOR ZIONIST ORDER • HAPOEL HAMIZRACH1 WOMEN • MlllACHl ScouLs at Camp Yagoog during WOMEN • PIONEEJ>. WOMEN lhe summer monlhs. A Monttlly Annuity In Participating 1n lhe reluuous come for Yourself when you services held every Sunday morn PilL o:::-~:r-;=:~~~:~---1 decide to retire or curtail r-- irll! were Rabbis Abraham Chill. I U.S. Central Shekel and Electi-On Board I Sons of Abraham. Reuben Bodek. your activities. I Suile 1421, 342 Madi.son Avenue, New York 17 I principal of Beth Sholom Hebrew School. Morris Schusshelm. Tem Enclosed is One Dollar ($1.00) which will entitle me to receive ( For full ,nlormot ion call ple Beth Israel. Julius Goldberg, my Shekel for the years 5712-5715 (1951/2 through 1954/5). I Cranston Jewish Center, Eli Boh IRq!sler me for______I nen. Temple Emanuel. George FRANK LAZARUS Bernard Schwartz. Morton Berko N (Slate Zionist Group ol yow cboice) I Iw itz Son.s of Jacob. and Pesach Life Insurance - Annuities K rauc:;e of WOOrL. Making GJC Campaign Plans - the organization she represents protection if questioned about .;.-.. ~ (including an accurate. up-to people or incidents written up. date list of officers. local, state and national). 2 Bureau of Education 10. Local papers should receive "' the names and addresses of only :: area people involved, except that In New Qua rte rs 0 the P resident and the key people :; The Bureau of Jewish Ed u.: of the affair are always listed. I 0 cation mo"·ed this week to new Observe Deadlines "'z and larger quarters. according {": 1 I. If you are a new publlcity I to an announcement by Ylax chairman, call the papers to \Vinograd, president. The offi "'... whom you are submitting releases ces and library of the BW"eau ~ and find out the deadline. Abide will now be located at the by them. A paper does you a favor Jackson Building. 511 West ~ when it runs your publicity. and is minster Street. Room 609. und~ no obligation to do so. At its new location the Bu- ~ When material is late most papers reau will be in a better posi- 1 ~ sim ply discard the release. tion to serve the growing Jew- t: 12 . Consult with your Presi ish educational needs in the :-' dent before writing your release comm unity because of the availability of larger confer ~ to learn what she would like in 0 cluded. what slant or emphasis ence. class and library facili :, she wishes to give the event and ties. The telephone nwnber :< wiJJ remain the same, Dexter what names are to be mentioned. 1-0956. "'5;1 She then shares the respons1b1l1ty ..; c,i :: OF ALL KINDS e: INSURANCE "'~ • FIRE • CASUALTY Checking one of the posters for the General J ewish Committee ,,"" • FIDELITY and SURETY BONDS 1$55 campaign a re, left to rig ht- Mrs. Howa rd Schneider . Vital Gifts ~,e; rhairman: Mrs. Saul Fein berg. Initial Gifts ch airma n , a nd Mrs. Syd Be Sure ' ~, Hollywood ney 'Wei nstein. M-Oay chairma n. These chairmen of the three fo rth Insure coming t op even ts of \Vomen 's Divisjon 1955 campaign met last week " - W,th - Notes to coordina te plans fo r the a ff airs. Photo by Fred Kelman SAMUEL C. RESS ' ASSOC IATED W ITH ...... HAROLD HOLT & CO. HOLLYWOOD - Paulette God Notes for Publicity Chairmen 171 Westminster St.-GA 1-7771 - Res.-GA 1-2652 da rd writes us from Paris that For the past few weeks the ization. your own name. address sh e will be the feminine star of Herald office has received sev I and telephone number. Then be the new motion picture she and eral calls from new publicity sure that you or someone who can Charlie Chaplin will make in ch airmen who want informa tion give an intelligent answer is at the Morocco. Paris and London next on se.nding in news releases for number at such times as a news year. This is Paulette's third pic pubHcation in the J ewish Her paper is likely to call for addition ture with Chaplin and she's look ald. a l information. ing forward to getting back in Because of the requests, 3. In the upper right-hand I for your life ... front of the cameras with Char printed here a r e a set or in ~ lie with more than normal eager corner. type the date on which structions for publicity ch air the story may be released. or if it ness. Chaplin. she comments. men. We suggest it be cut out " Toke one brimming gloss of g lowrng health three was the first one in Hollywood to can be used at once. the words: t imes a day . " Here is a prescript ion every doctor a nd saved fo r future reference .. For Immediate Release ... recognize her talent and give her d uring the entire season. would like to write and every pharmacist would like 4. Between these items and the '' big break" in his sensation to fill for you and sometimes, today, they do alJy successful film, " Modern the start of the story. leave from l. Type release. double space. half a dozen to 10 lines for a head just that. For with new medicinal m iracles and pre Times." I on fairly good grade of paper or ing. Do not write heads. Papers ve ntive medicines now available to all at low cost, second sheets. AVOID : flimsies write their own to suit their indi our notional health standards ore growing higher, Cary Grant will walk away with I ctissue. rice paper) or printed let vidual space and style require- our disease rote lower. S500.000 to $750.000 from his deal terheads. When yo ur doctor prescribes these potent heale r~, our jo.b is to with Paramount Pictures on '·To Four W's Im e~tsYour release should open translate his orders into medical weapons ,;pec1ficolly for your a id. Catch a Thief... If the film main 2. In the upper left - hand car- with·: In placing ou r skill,; at your service, we ne,,-er forget our first ob tains its present boxoffice pace. ner put the name of your organ- WHO : the name of the organ- ligation-to fill YOUR prescription swiftly and accurately. Cary will get nearer the $750.000 ization: mark: the lesser figure is a con- man would lose much of the en WHAT: the kind of affair: servative one. Cary says he in- joyment 1f he were obliged to do WHEN : the day, date and tim e Char/eJ J:!eilma,1, ';J)ruggiJl tends to visit Israel as soon as he for pay what he is doing for the of the affair: can. He's on his way to Spain love of the thing itself. So I should WHERE : the place with exact 206 WAYLAND AVE. JAc.ksan 1-7406 next week to make " P ride and lose much of m y satisfaction if I address. " In Sickness and In Health" Passion" for Producer Stanley were paid for public services of Then elaborate and develop the Kra mer. with whom he has a this kmd. event and any particular descrip ,(,-.",',.. , ...-,..~,,,.-,...-/~,-.., ..-, .., ..,.....-,..",,..-/4 ..,F,..-",...~ ""/~~~~~~/4.~~~~~\ similar deal. tive material about it or the activ ~ ~ Among- the television shows on ity or purpose of the group Albert E. Isenberg. the brilliant the 1955- 56 agenda for "Robert 6. If you make a mistake. ~< Over 2500 Boys and Girls Attended ~ Beverly Hills attorney, who num- Montgomery Presents" is one erase the word or ''X'' 1t out: but bers among his clients many fa- planned for next April. on the do not wnte over 1t. The typeset ~ Jewish Schools Last Year in the ~~ mous names of the motion picture first anmversary of the death of ter may read the wrong m atter industry as well as the business Albert Einstein. It wtll be called and set the rrustake. ~i Greater Providence Area! ~~ world, told us an unusually inter- "Death of a Genius." Who will ~ ' 7. Indent your paragraphs llb J ~ esting story about a man he ad- play Emstem is but one of the erally, ten to 15 spaces: and keep mired grratly Supreme Court several maJor problems still to be your paragraphs short. (newspa ;~ Was YOUR Child There? ~~ Justice Louis D. Brandeis. solved Montgomery is givi n g per columns are narrow ). A line f ~ As a pracl1c1n~ lawyer. accord- tl every attention because of the ~ ~ of your typed page makes two or \ e Jewish Schools Are Now In Session Enroll '~ ing to Eisrnberg, Justice Brandeis C'XCl'ss1ve rrsearch tt m volves. more type Imes. Your Child Without Deloy made plrnty of money When he At the same time. \Varner Bros. 8. If you use carbon copies. be $ !~ had acqwred a sufficient fortune studio ls £omg ahead with recent ~ ~ sure they are clean cut and not ,! e If Your Children ore Eight Years of Age, or ~< to support his family on a com- ly announced plans to fil m the smeared. tr necessary, type the r or tab Ir scale. he bl'1,rnn a llfc of Emstrm. story two or three times on your Close To It, They Should Be Enrolled 1.n ~-~ Ion~ series o! unpaid pubilc serv typewriter. making only one or Mid-Week Hebrew School Classes. ~ ices Intricate IC'Jra l proJects TELSH E COLLEGE M EETS two carbons each time ! ~ which Intlmat.ely concernrd pub D1scu.c;,!;ion o! a food sale to be 9 Check all names and addres ,_ e Give Your Sons and Daughters A Fair Ile welfare i hrld aL the Shepard Store was ses. titles. dates. fi~ures and racts ,,;, Chance For A Full Jewish Education. ~ "This work became his hobby ... held recently at a board and a in your copy before submlttlng says Eisenberg. ln dl~cus~m~ it. comm1Uec meetinJ.t of the Rab the story to avoid trouble for the Far Add itiona l lnfarmatian Ca ll i~ Brandeis stated: "Some men buy binical Colle~e of Telshe at the paper and a black m urk on your i! works of art. others delight In home of Mrs. Adolphe Shapiro. reputation as a publicity chair ,~ DExter 1-0956 ~ ynchts. My luxury Is to invest 143 Ivy SLreet. Mary Mushnick man There's a telephone book my surplus effort. in thr pleasure and Mrs. Shapiro were named co in every home. and ln every pub '~< THE OFFICE OF THE BUREAU IS NOW LOCATED AT I~ of taking up n problem and help chn1rmen. IL was also voted to hcity chairman's home or office ~ THE JACKSON 8UILOING - SI I WESTM INSTER ST ~~ Ing solve It for the people without send $200 to the Yeshiva for the Lhere ou~ht to be a street guide, i( ,, any coml)('nsatlon Your yncht~- holldnys. along with $18 Chn1 a ~ood larJ,l~ dictionary. an alma- '~~~.,,..~~- =: Sell or buy through the Her&!d I Center Men to Have Hadassah President Herald Cle.aa!J'leda are the an- I ower-UN 1-3709. classified column. Call UN 1-3709 .,"' before Wednesday noon for im Bowling Team WEDDING PAwtucket l-~ - PAwtuck et ...m ;; mediate insertion. The Men's Association of the CANDIDS Fred's Tavern STEAKS • CHOPS - LOBSTER g J ewish Community Center is now -By- SEA FOOD organizing a bowling team to =: FO R THE LATEST IN FREO KELMAN ITALIAN CUISINE OUR SPECIALTY ... compete in the local Jewish 1021 M i neral Spring A venue WI 1-5402 No. Providence, R.. I. ~ WALLPAPER Bowling League it was announced ~ today by Abraham Beacken , Asso DESIGNS ciation president. t A t Most Reuon~ble Prices ~ Enrollment in the team is open ANO THE B EST I N to all adult men who are JCC The Olney Street Baptist Church PAINTS members. Those interested in joining the team are asked to call and VARNISHES the chairman immediately and will present in Concert STOP I N AT register, since the size of the team ;· will be limited. Any of the follow ing team chairmen will accept DAVID LAURENT, Baritone ADLER HARDWARE phone registrations: Albert Alter. ;.;~ chairman, PL 1-5024; Maxwell For t he Benefit of the C hurch = & PAINT CO. Phenes. PL 1- 4175; Leo Boren Improvem e nt a nd Bu ilding Fund stein, PA 3-4682 or JA 1-0368. 198 PRAI RI E A V ENUE '?2 LAUR EL L. GLOBUS DE 1-8 13S Miss G lobus, president of the SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1955 ::: Resef-vationo !or most New Elu -... Distributors for land r esorts can be made Quickly Providence Un.it of Junior Hadas at 8 15 P. M. _ AR.'iESTO Paint Products and ea.sily at the Herald Travel sah, a nnounced this week tha t the L' n it will hold a tea a t t he Bureau. Call DE 1-7388. ~ II :Sa rragansett Hote l on S unday Hope High School Auditoriu m, Providence afternoon , from 2 to 4 o'clock. PRICE OF TICKETS: Girls bet ween the a ges e f 17 a nd ;;. The APP REC IA TIVE and the DISCERNING Reserved section for Patrons C 25 ar e invited to attend. purchasing two or more llckets $5.00 (for 2) Dine at General Admissi on $1.50 Home Announces Students and Chlldren Sl.00 MR. FRA.1',,'K JOY:'\"ER, Chairman MRS. A DEL '.\iABRAY, Co-chairman (}real fiou6e Nominating Group REV. SAMl.iEL BERRY McK.1.~NEY, Pastor OLN EY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH OUR SPECIAL SPECIALTY: Jacob I. Felder, president of the Jewish Home for the Aged. an 30 O lney St r eet Providence 6, R. I. MAnning 1-3101 nounced the appointm ent of a "c;;µ,

Sisterhood to Offer Review at Meeting ~lrs. Howard A . Weiner. pro gra m chairman. will present the I activity chairm en in a review en ' titled " S-0 This ls a Fashion Show?'' at the first meeting of the season of the Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel to be held on :1.-londay m the Temple vestry, The Sisterhood board will serve as hostesses at the coffee hour at I P . M .. preceding the meeting. Assis tmg \vith the program are Oil burn er service is where we shine ! Mesdames Herbert Field. Gerald Fmkleman, Allan F lmk, Leon Gla ntz. Martin Mondlick. Milton Once you put your oil burner in our ha nds, you can forget R1gelhaupt and A. Louis Rosen - Model LH- l 2M all about your heating worrie<;. \Ve assume the responsibility stem. Refrigerator for keeping it in good operating order. I Our routine and emergency ser vice is a·:ailable day and • True Zero-deg ree Freeze r ni~ht. And we make prompt delivery of Atlantic's famous Freezer • Automotic Defrost Refrig tnple-refined heating oil. You get clean-burning, dependable. Prof. Wyman Speaks economical, automatic heat. Over 12 cubic feet e rator Section Please call or write u,;; today and we'll be glad to expl:t.i n At Pawt. Meeting Prices Stort At • Ice Cream Rock - Juice Con our ()i) burner service in detail. Take this step now ar,d )OU Dispenser can face the coldest weather without a worry. Professor Ed~ar P. Wyman or the University of Connecticut. • Adjustable Door Shelves was guest speaker at a meetmg FOR TROUBLE-FREE last week ol the Men's Club or s199.9s • Fold-awoy Bottle Racks Ohawe Sholam Synagogue or ~ many other features ! ;Ui;UHJ~ SERVICE--Contact Pawtucket. Profes..'50r \Vyman, EASY TERMS _ former president of the United World Federalist Movement. sJJQke Come in and see it today! HEATI NG OILS MIL TON LEVITT on "The United Nations and World Peace." Samuel Welner, chairman for the evening. v.-as as sisted by Albert Max and Frank Horovitz. Refreshments were CITY COAL CO., Inc. c:;ervcd David Korn & Sons 92 NARRAGANSETT AVE. HO 1 -1420 The Men's Club will hold a card 42 W estfield Street Providence, R. I. party In the ves.try of. the Syna- 1 ,______OUR URVICE FQ• ...J IgogueInst Pica onr Saturday,is chairman Oct . 22. Irv- DExter 1-7730