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NEWS AJC Opposed To Religious Groups BIUJI/A- In Peace Corps REOPENING OF THE BEL­ NEW YORK - The American ll'ade Synagogue, which had been THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. Jewish Congress last week ex­ destroyed by the Nazis twenty pressed "vigorous opposition" to years ago, was marked by an im­ 16 PAGES pressive ceremony attended by participation by religious groups many Jews and government om-· and missionary societies in Peace clals. The synagogue was rebuilt ewspaperSaysKennedy Corps projects overseas. with the aid of the JDC and the In a resolution, the national ex­ Government of Yugoslava. ecutive committee of the Con­ Asked 25o/o Of Refugees gress said the use of government ISRAEL IN THE FIRST FIVE funds by religious and missionary months of this year marked a Be Returned To Israel groups would violate the principle twenty percent increase in tour­ L O N DON - United States of separation of church and state ism over the corresponding period President John F. Kennedy has as required by the First Amend­ in 1960, according to figures Just proposed to the Arab rulers that ment of the Constitution. released. Some 60,000 tourtst.a 25 percent of the Arab refugees came to the country during that Moreover, the Jewish group from Palestine be permitted to re­ warne

j 2 THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1961 SIDNEY ROSENBERG Jct/.. :~ • • _ L _._ • Funeral services for Sidney Max Excellent opportunities are tn ·I VDLLl,f,UjLUi,IJ Rosenberg of 324 Elmwood Ave- the Herald's Classifled ads. CLASSIFIED I .·,-, OPPORTUNITIES ~ nue who died Monday after a :r.: "' 1.•======~ short illness, were held the follow- Classified Advertising Rates: le per ""' word: $1.75 minimum for 18 words. 1- .ing day at the Max Sugarman Orders 25c discount If paid before lnser- MRS FRANK LURY Memorial Chapel. Burial was in tlon. Call UNlon 1-3709. Deadline Fun 1 1Wednesday noon. , era services for Mrs. Frieda Lincoln Park Cemetery. He was a Put Gursky. She had been sociation, a director of the Sons NARRAGANSET, Salk's Manor, 1 Per­ a resident of Providence for 52 of Jacob Synagogue, and a inem­ kins Avenue. Rooms, two double beds, years. ber of · the Hebrew Free Loan WINDSOR kitchen privileges. $10 weekly. Ideal Elected President - the· for children. STerllng 3-7135, GA Mrs. Lury was a member of the Association. famous for ... At 1-1268. ufn last general meeting of the Lenas Hazedek Congregation and He is survived by one brother, SEA FOODS ROOM RENTALS - week - month • -­ the Miriam Hospital Association. Joseph M. Rosenberg of Provi­ Providence Zionist District son. Jamestown, R. I. Corner Lincoln PRIME STEAKS Street. For pleasant vacation. Call She is survived by two sons, Dr. dence; one sister, Mrs. · Rose of the Z.O.A. Cantor Jacob Mrs. A. Levy, 117R, or Mr. B. L...,,,, John J . Lury of Cranston and Har- Abrams of Providence; and one WI 1-4061. 7.7 ITALIAN DISHES Hohenemser was elected r1s L. Lury of Providence; two nephew, Charles Abrams of president. BARRINGTON BEACH - For sale or daughters. Mrs. Maurice Revkin Cranston. Other officers who were elected rent, 6 room furnished, tile kitchen tile bath,. dlsposa I, porch. CH 5-3994'. and Mrs. Raymond Cohen, both of . . . Include Sheldon Heller, first vice­ ufn Cranston; one sister, Mrs Minnie president; Joseph Broomfield, Unveiling Notice WINDSOR HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR desires position Sondak of Providence; four bro­ The unveiling of • monument In second vice-president; Mrs. Joseph 377 Main Street baby sitting or other duties. East Side thers, Philip and David Gursky, memory of the late MRS. MOLLIE Smith, third vice-president; Dr. area. Experienced. References. Avail­ both of Providence, and Samuel SALTZMAN will take place on Sun­ able anytime. ~L 0 1-~4. day, July 2, at 11 A.M. In Lincoln Downtown Pawtucket Joseph Smith, treasurer; Thomas and Abraham Gursky, both of Park Cemetery. Park Free e PA 6-9761 Pearlman, recording secretary, CRANSTON - Eden Park area. New California. and Dr. Ille Berger, financial sec­ 5 room ranch. Bullt-lns, formic•, tile Closed Mondays bath, picture window. Large lot. • • • retary. :);~; _Philip Saccoccla, Realtor. Cards of Thanks 01 HARRY H. mRSCH The family of the late ISRAEL M. RESNICK wishes to thank their many NARRAGANSETT PIER - Rooms with Funeral services for Harry H. relatives and friends for the kindness or without board. Strictly kosher• Hirsch, of 53 Comstock Avenue, a and sympathy shown them during SACRIFICE -- Reduced Sale dletry laws observed. Facing ocean. retired self-employed scrap metal their recent bereavement. Newly renovated. 133 Ocean RCMld, MRS. I. M. RESNICK WARWICK Id• Frank, ST• 3-~2?· urn dealer, who died unexpectedly MR. RICHARD RESNICK June 23, were held Sunday at the MISS ANITA RESNICK Spacious Suburban Living for the Budget Minded. 3 Room Coloniol, WOMAN experienced In convalescent MISS NORMA RESNICK care daslres position taking care of Max Sugarman Memorial Chapel. Lorge Living Room, Full Size Dining Room, 3 Bedrooms, Picture Win­ children for vacationing parents and Burial was In Sharon Memorial of baby sitting. P~ ~90JI. The family the late JOHN L. dow Den, Beautiful Paneled Playroom, Enclosed Breezeway, One Cor Park, Sharon, Mass. MYERS wishes to thank _their rel ► Garage, Beautiful Back Yard with Patio, Tile Bathroom Up, and MIDDLE AGED COUPLE wanted In fur- tlves and friends for the kindness and sympathy shown them during their Lavette Down. nished flat to share with me. All Im• The husband of Mrs. Theresa recent loss. NEAR SCHOOLS, CHURCHES AND SHOPPING CENTERS r::;.e~e'i,~. ~~· 1~~- ~1 ~"!1.,a~d (Lindgren) Hirsch, he was born THE MYERS FAMILY Avenue. Feb. 27, 1897 In Providence, a son $16,500 . ' . . 97 Pilgrim Drive - Massasoit Terrace NARRAGANSETT PIER - For rent. of the late Edward and Mary Three . bedroom cottag.. Electric (Hollberl Hirsch. He lived In this Call Owner At rang11, refrigerator, disposal, wash- city all his life. He was a Navy THE FAMILY OF THE LATE 1-5257 - if no 7-1121 Ing machine. Completely furnls"-d, te f ST answer RE heated. Mr. Goldberg. PL l-3400, HO ve ran o the first World War. 7-9'77. He had been In business for more ESTHER FRANCES EAST SIDE - ~o; .:nt, Seven room · tpan 3_0 -~~~l_'.S_ ~~O_!e - fe!!riR&°.,J~, __ JJILGOR . , . ,...... -:~' apartment, three bedrooms. First 1955. floor. Shower. fa~ag~. Call GA 1-1773. WISHES TO THANK THEIR He was a member of Congrega­ MANY RELATIVES T. GOTLIB M. D. MALE COMPANION for aged man. Live tlon Shaare Zedek and Providence AND FRIENDS FOR THEIR In for room and board. Might con- Lodge of Elks. sider couple G~ 1;30?'· KIND EXPRESSIONS Announces the opening In addition to his widow he OF SYMPATHY DURING NARRAGANSETT PIER - exclusive I~ THEIR RECENT cation, 2 choice apartments. Newly leaves a daughter, Mrs. Nicholas decorated. One-5 rooms with 3 bed­ Sanita of NewPOrt; two brothers, BEREAVEMENT of his office and rooms, porch and patio. $550, season. Four room apartment with 2 bed· Martin Hirsch of Long Island, N . IRVING J . BILGOR rooms, $485, season. Call ST 3-7593. Y ., and Joseph Hirsch of Provi­ AARON A. BILGOR Taking over Dr. M. Fershtman's • • • 7-7 dence; three sisters, Mrs. Ruth NINTH STREET betwMn Summit and Hope. Unfurnished 5 rooms, second Sher of Staten Island, N. Y., Mrs. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Practice on July 1 floor, oll heat, pc,~ch~ $60. PL 1-1216 Julius Bard of Long Island, N . Y., • THE FAMILY OF THE LATE CAPABLE WOMAN desires taking care and Mrs. Charles Emers of Provi­ INTERNAL MEDICINE AND CARDIOLOGY of children while parents are vacation­ dence, and a grandson. ing. Convelescent, cooking, and com­ 708 Park Avenue Cranston, R. I. panion. RE 7-1345. • • • Rev. Phillip Keller SAMUEL MINTZ AND KELLER'S KOSHER · FAMED EDITOR DIES By WI 1-4346 Funeral services for Samuel MEAT MARKET Appointment BUENOS AIRES - Yehuda Mintz of 245 Union Street, Fall WISHES TO THANK THEIR Leib Gruzman, founder and editor _ MANY . FRIENDS . River, Mass., who died June 15, AND CUSTOMERS . FOR THEIR of Der Spiegel, a Yiddish maga­ were held the following day at zine, died here last week after a KIND EXPRESSIONS OF the Fisher Memorial Chapel, Fall SYMPATHY DURING THEIR - long illness at the age of 61, Born River, Mass. Burial was in Fish in Bessarabla, Mr. Oruzman be. RECENT BEREAVEMENT. ANNOUNCEMENT Road Cemetary. He was the hus­ MRS. PHILLIP KELLER gan his literary career In Europe band of Rebecca Mintz. MR. HARRY· KELLER - with the publication of Hebrew DR. MORRIS KELLER Besides his wife, he leaves four MRS. DAVID POLEN To The Public stories. In 1929 he emigrated to MRS. BORIS CHAFETZ Argentina where he taught He­ sons, Thomas Mintz of Provi­ brew In Rosario and In Mosesville. dence; Benjamin and George Mintz of Fall River, and Louis PHILIP ABRAMS In 1929 he founded Der Spiegel. Mintz of Passic, N. J.; four IF YOU WISH SOVIET ARTISTS PERFORM daughters, Miss Bessie Mintz of Fall River; Mrs. Edward Sonion To publish an in memoriam for your -MEAT MARKET TEL AVIV - Three Soviet ar­ of- Somerset, Mass; Mrs. Harry beloved decea_sed you may place an 1025 Broad Street tists, the first to visit Israel, re­ "In Memoriam" lik11 the . one below ceived warm applause here at the Bloom, of Somer~~ Mrs. Ber­ nard Stone of Tuson;~ Ariz., and for only $3.00 ror seYen lines. ' first of a series of performances with the Israel Philharmonic Or­ grandchildren. ABRAHAM DOE IS UNDER THE 1940 1'61 NOT chestra. Though the yean be many or few, Some 3,000 people jammed the week. The Moslem Religious Ma­ They are filled with remembrance, concert hall for the recital. The dear, of you. SUPERVISION OF THE gistrate Invited the five rabbis, FATHER, MOTHER and BROTHER performers were Lev Vlalsenko who form part of the Rabbinical and SISTER and Marla Karandasheva, pian­ Court here, to a meeting of the Call UNion 1-3709 WAAD HACASHRUTH ists, and Mikhail Velnmn, vio­ Syndical Order. OF PROVIDENCE linist. TO JOIN MOSLEMS All Endorsements of Meat and Poultry CASABLANCA - For the first Max Sugarman Funeral Home time In the history of Morocco, the "THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" Products at This Establishment Moroccan Grand Rabbinate will - MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION join Moslem religious dignitaries at a meeting of the Syndical DE 1-8094 458 Hope Street DE 1-8636 , Are Withdrawn Order, It was announced here last I -- , THE --B. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE SO, 1961 I The Man Who Fooled rEichman by Leo Belman Andor Biss, the unsung hero of Ben-Gurlon that he would be w a rt i m e Jewish underground willing to come to Israel, to ap­ operatlons in Nazi Hungary saved pear as a witness for the prose­ thousands of Jews by pretending cution in the Eichmann trial. · to ransom them. Biall, a cousin of "Be 1a A Liar"' Joel ("Advocate for the Dead") "Eichmann was not serious Brand, became a Christian at the about his blood-for-goods offer," age of five. When his mother died, he explains. "The Nazi master­ his father married a German killer's maindefense line will pro­ Protestant woman, who Insisted bably be his seeming wtllingness on Andor's conversion and reared to release one mllllon Jews in re­ ~ him as a German "Aryan.'' turn for 10,000 trucks, and some A gifted engineer and a pro­ coffee and soap. He will also point Our Younger Set-Michael minent young industrlallat, Biss to his wtllingness to release small­ Brod Kelman, seven months entered Hungary with the Ger­ er groups of Jews for cash or gold, old, is the son of Mr. and man troops in the spring of 1944. and he will blame the Allies and Because he was considered a Ger­ Mrs. Burton E. Kelman of the Jewish Agency for rejecting 210 Rochambeau Avenue. man - he was a liar. I can prove it.'' allowed to open a central office and Mrs. Joseph B. Chalfln of 489 In Budapest, where he managed The accepted version of the Pr06peet Street, Woonsocket and Irving Jay Fain Re-Elected former Jewish factories and enter­ tragic events in wartime Hungary paternal . grandparents are Mr. prises, confiscated by the Nazis. ls that Eichmann, after killing and Mrs. Milton Kelman of 12 President Of _Temple Beth-El Eichmann Ordered Murder ICon&lnaed on Pace 6) Poplar Street. In April, 1944 Adolf Eichmann Irving Jay Fain was re-elected Dr. Samuel Pritzker was chair­ c r a c k e d down on Hungarian president of Temple Beth El this man of the-committee of arrange­ Jewry. He ordered the Immediate week at the 106th annual Congre­ ments which consisted of Walter deportation of all Hungarian Jews LEONARD J. TRIEDMAN, M. D. gational meeting which was held Adler, Nathan L. Alterman, Mrs. to the gas chambers of Ausch­ in the temple meeting ball. Other Bertram L. Bernhardt, Stanley witz. Andor Biss was horrifled; his Dipl~ o# th A,nerican loon/ r1' $11,ve,y officers elected were Walter Ad­ Grossman, Maurice S. Musler, latent spark of Jewtshness blued ler first vice president; Dr. Sam­ Mrs. Walter J . Nelson, Mr. and Into life, and from that day on he Announces the Opening of his Office uel Pritzker, second vice presi­ Mrs. Howard Presel, Benjamin F. considered himself a Jew by dent; Kenneth Logowltz, treas­ Ruttenberg, and Joseph M. Finkle. choice (although he has never for urer; Benjamin F. Ruttenberg, been formally reconverted>. He financial secretary; and Mrs. Shown left to right above ar-e Rabbi Jerome Gurland, Irving Jay Invited his cousin, Joel Brand, GENERAL SURGERY Walter J. Nelson, recording secre­ and the other two leaders of the tary. Fain, president; Dr. Samuel Pritz­ ker, vice president, and Mrs. Wal­ Jewish Rescue Council, to come 174 WATEllMAN STlEET IY APPOINTMENT Trustees elected for the term ter Nelson, secretary. to the sanctuary of his unsuspeet- l'roridence, lliode Island GAspee 1-2992 ending in 1964 are Peter H. Bar­ ed apartment. They were Dr. Is­ dach, Mrs. Jules P. Goldsmith, Al­ rael Kastner, the chief represen­ ...... ,, ...... bert I. Gordon, Norman D. Jago_ Eichman Trial And tative of the Palestine Jewish linzer, Maurice S. Musler, Stanley Agency In Hungary, and Otto M. Myers, Ernest Nathan, Beryl Jewish Youth Komoly, a leader of non-Zionist Segal, and Melvin L. Zurler. Hungarian Jewry. Joel Brand (Continued from Pa.«e 1) himself was the chief trouble­ FRED SPIGEL'S other trustees are Melvin T. every newspaperman was able at shooter and head of the secret !Berry, Howard -0. Brown, A. At-· the time to make proposals - to Zionist' underground In- Hungafy. KOSHER FOOD CENTER _chle Ftrikelsteln, Raymond G. devise something that did not oc­ Andor Biss risked his life by hid­ Franks, Murry M. Halpert, Spen- cur to the leaders and to press his ing them and their famllles in his 225 - 229 PRAIRIE AVENUE cer R. Koch, Mrs. Isador s. Low, views upon them. This was not apartment. GA 1-8555 MA 1-6055 · Joseph .. W. Pulver, SauI Zarchen, done, apparently because nothing In July, 1944, Biss became the Mrs. Bertram L. Bernhardt, Her- else could be done.'' fourth leader of the Jewtsh Res- _bert J. Cohen, Joseph M. Finkle, There ts another undercurrent cue Council. He replaced Joel All Departments OPEN 4th of July Bert Fortlouts, Charles J. Fox, of the trial, a partfcularly un­ Brand, who was sent by Eich­ Hyman . S. Goodwin, Maurice W. pleasant one, that tends to flx mann on the infamous "blood for Hendel, Robert Hochberg and blame of a sort for the whole Nazi goods" millslon to Istanbul, where Howard Presel. ehapter on Christianity, or at he was turned over by the Jewtah Agency to the British Intelligence , · T h e nominating committee least on Christian acquiesence 1n the social conditions that brought Service In Syria. One by one, the headed by SauI Zarchen as chair­ remaining leaders were eliminat­ man Included Bertram L. Bern­ the Nazis to power. The feeling ts NIT widespread here and was height­ ed. Dr. Krastner was sent out to­ BROILERS WEIGHT lb 29c hardt, Mrs. Herbert Fanger, A. gether with the 1600 Jews who Archie Finkelstein, Norman D. ened when Etcllmann was asked to take an oath on the New Testa­ bribed their way into neutral ·Jagolinzer-,-Joseph W. Pulver, Na­ Switzerland. Hts duty was to get RIB CHUC'K lb 55c .than E. Sklar, Herbert J. Cohen, ment before testifying. He de­ clined and swore only 1n the name additional funds to bribe the Nazis and Je_rome Feinstein. of God Instead. and save more Jewish lives. The LAMB CHOPS lb 59c courageous Otto Komoly was mur­ David Flusser, a professor of dered by Hungarian Nazis. _Kennedy Asked 25% comparative religion at Hebrew Thus, the responslblllty for Fresh or Pickled TONGUE lb 49c University, wrote as follows of the saving the remnants of Hungarian -Be .Returned Incident Wednesday 1n the Jeru­ Jewry fell squarely upon the Kosher HOT DOGS lb· 89c (Continued from Page 1) salem Post: shoulders of bespectacled Andor Biss. Greek Catholic leader told the "I do not know who ts the God Thousands of Jewish children, - Combination Sale Jerusalem Post, "the hostlllty of 1n whose name Eichmann swore, whose parents were murdered by the refugees would vanish." Israel but I am certain that It ts neither the Nazis, were concentrated by should nevertheless, he added, of­ the God of Israel nor the God of Biss In bog u s "orphanages," 1 cont. SPARKLETT .fer In principle the alternative for the Christian Church. Through bought or rented by the Rescue STRAWBERRIES Arab refugees' return to Israel. the ages there have been many Council. They were supervised by 1 The· church official said he was who claimed that they persecuted young volunteers, recruited from pt. SOURED CREAM 73c certain that the alternative woUld and murdered our people 1n the the ranks of the Zionist under­ not be accepted by any large num­ name of Christianity, but it has ground. Free Delivery Tues., Wed., Thun. and Fri. Momings ber of the refugees. The Arch­ always been dtfllcult for me to But in the chaos of the siege, bishop believes that a considerable accept this argument. During our gangs of Hungarian Nazis ran number of the refugees would ac­ long martyrdom good Christians amuck, butchering all Jews they .. cept compensation Immediately, were taken In by the religious pre­ could find. One of their favorite waiving their claims for return to tensions of some of our persecu­ targets were orphanages. Andor WE GIVE GOLD BOND STAMPSI Israel. tors and considered It a religlous Biss had to bribe the Nazi leaders duty to harm Jews. - German and Hungarian - all Inregard to the Arabs In Israel, From Tuesday to Friday Sabbath Information over again, move the surviving Housewives! the Archlbtshop stated that earlier "It should now become clear," children to new locations find new - Our - restrictions- against Arabs in bor­ he continued, "to . the strongest staff, nurses and supervisors, and FISH DEPARTMENT Ll&'ht Sabbath Candles der areas here have·been eased so Jewish opponents of Christianity listen to the cries of pain and OPEN DAILY that Christianity, per se, Imposes terror. · Tonl&'bt 8:05 much that the Israeli military limitations and that the greatest But his greatest achievement - With - Next Friday at government In those sectors no· crime against our people was not was to fool Adolf Eichmann. Mr. FIJESH WATER FISH 8:03 P.M. longer . represents a serious committed In the name of the Biss, who is now a resident of problem. Christian faith.'' West Berlin, cabled Premier • ...... ••n rv• ••v•• •• ~10n was 0µ1u upon mutual respect and Stanley Zlpperman. 111111111117. between men of different faiths, ISRAEL - Israel's 1 e a d I n g Following a wedding trip to creeds, colors and backgrounds. Christian clergymen show unani­ Puerto Rico and Saint Thomas Today the harmony between these mous approval of the way Israel· the couple will make their home groups is more Important than is handling the trial of Adolf Eich­ In Boston, Mass. Shank Hal'f Whole HAMS ever before. mann but are divided on the mat­ ter of punishment if Eichmann is "You are making a major con­ found guilty. world would respond "In a very LB 39c LB 45c tribution toward the ultimate Statments from heads of 6 beneficial way If some other solu­ realization of the high Ideals of major Christian institutions or tion could be found." the American Revolution., These denominations in Israel, the Anti Greek Catholic Archbishop Ha­ ~~ ;:~_,_.- Face Half Ham Slices efforts, serve, at the same time, Defamation League of B'nal kim said that "our first reaction as an Impressive demonstration B'rith, finds In a survey, range would be to leave the Judgement of the effectlvness of cooperation LB from the suggestion that Eich­ In the hands of God. The Holy EXTRA GOLD ... 49c 79c In this area." So wrote President Scripture, In its entirety, would man be executed, cremated and 25 BOND STAMPS Price, Effecl1ve in All Supermarkels in This Vicinity - (We Reserve the Right lo limit Quantities) Kennedy in a message to Lewis nis ashes "scattered in the Medi­ direct us In that fashion. But this -- ,~;' H. Weinstein who was reelected terranean" to the belief that Is­ is not what is done humanly. Wnen You Buy A 1 LB LOAF chairman of the NCRAC at the rael should give him a life When a man is found guilty, he is BETTY ALDEN ,,I} close of its annual Plenary Ses­ punished. Watermelon 1s al its· peak flavor right now sentence and then send him CRACKED WHEAT BREAD sion at the Shoreham Hotel in "back to Germany where again he Washington on Sunday. Mr. Wein­ "I think Israel should give him WITH THII COWON Red Ripe - ought to be put on trial and there a life sentence and then send him Good through Sat.. July I Full of Juice LB stein was placed in nomination punished." ~ Watermelon by the Hon. David L. Ullman, Im­ back to Germany where again he 6~ The statements were made In ought to be put on trial and there mediate past chairman of the Large Size - H,gh in Flavor, the course of Interviews conducted punished. Israel should not use EACH NCRAC, who was chairman of In Israel by Rabbi Arthur Gilbert, ~~wR:s~~!~~~~~~ Cantaloupes Low in Calories 29, the Nomination Committee. the authority It has in Its law to -.~ii .... director of the League's depart­ kill . .. As a Christian, I would More than 200 delegates, repre­ ment of lnterrellglous cooperation. say we should pardon and ask Luscious Bunches of Juicy Flavor Golden Yellow senting the national congrega­ They were all asked: "What do clemency." LB 2 LBS 29CI tional bodies of Orthodox, Con­ EXTRA 29c Bananas you think should be done with Archbishop Hakim, noting that 25 GOLD-I leedl-Grapeo servative and Reform Judaism, Eichmann If the court find · him all members of his church In Is­ BOND ST AMPS ::; Snappy, Fresh Fresh, Crisp, Tasty the American Jewish Congress, guilty?" When You Buy Two - 5 oz JAR~ i:, Green Beans LB 2 CELLO the Jewish Labor Committee, the rael are Arabs, commented that 19c Carrots PKGS The Rev. Mr. Hull, Pentecostal Arabs are "very happy with the CHEESE SPREADS "';) Jewish War Veterans and many minister in Jerusalem since 1935, courts in Israel." of the 57 Jewish community re­ said that "nothing short of a lations councils affiliated in the "We know that In any sphere, death sentence could be Justifted the court has rendered justice to NCRAC attended the meeting. In view of the law In the Western A highlight of the four day Arabs and Jews alike," he said. world. The main problem .. . would The Eichmann trial also had a session was an Oneg Shabbat dis­ be the disposition of his body after on Items Below BUY ALL YOU WANT course by· Mr. Weinstein, In which positive value among his church­ the man has been hung. Lest he members, he added. "We never he deplored the dissipation of be considered a martyr, I would realized how appalling were thoae EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS talents and skills in the American l'lNt suggest that his body be cremat­ atrocities that happened to Jews. National When You Buy One - 4'/, LB CAN ~!n~uy Jewish community because of in­ ed and scattered In the Mediter­ 2 5 ~!~~IN~~!"'5 Our Arab people, who are follow- I fl ...._ FINAST CHICKEN Fl NAST Prepared MUST ARD adequate communication and co­ ranean, never to be gathered Ing the trial, find It Impossible to operation among agencies pursu­ again." 25 EXTRA GOLD - believe that such things could ing the common cause of Jewish The Rev. Mr. Lindsey, chair­ BOND ·SlAMPS EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS happen. The trial has helped us -~~:!a~~~! security and welfare. man of the Baptist Convention When You Buy A 7 oz PKG EXT!~n ~o~~y 25 When You Buy One - PINT JAR - FINAST to understand how and why Is- 1 1,r 50 Mr. Weinstein urged that all and resident In Israel since 1945, rael was created." Sea Brand FROZEN SHRIMP RitePort,on PEPPER or MUSHROOM PATTIES FANCY SWEET RELISH Amerfoan Jewish organizations said that "there is nothing that Besides expressing their belief Peeled and Cleaned should "talk together, work to­ can be done to Eichmann except EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS gether, through a collective pro­ to bring him to the kind of Jus­ that Israel was conducting the WITH THII COUPON cess of discussion, of give and tice the Israel law provides." How­ trial fairly, several . of the clergy. Good 1'9rough Mon., July 3 ~ 6/1 V When You Bay One - 2 LB PKG 25 ~~!u!?~12~?~!s!!~ take, reserving to each the right ever, he added, It appears likely men said that the trial served the M i;¼MIL.Jk:.L ,,,4&04! "OUR BIG VALUE" FRANKFORTS FINAST GINGER ALE - and Popular Flav~rs to dissent and to have its own that Israel will give Eichmann a purpose of reminding Christians of their responsibility In the individual convictions and be­ life sentence. EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS liefs." He Invited the American Nazi tragedy. ------...... 50 The Rev. Mr. Gibson, Presby­ When You Buy One - 10 oz JAR - FINAST Jewish Committee and the Anti­ terian minister, expressed the Abbot Rudloff said that the .px@??Wtf&~•*aal'a 50 EXTRv!n~~:~~o~~ '- STUFFED OLIVES - Large or Small Defamation League to return to hope that ·"mercy will be shown trial "is an Invitation for all of NUT SHELF MIXED NUTS - with Peanuts the framework of the NCR.AC. Eichmann" since this will "pre­ us to examine our conscience. It EXTRA GOLD Nathan Glazer, formerly As­ vent anyone from charging the is a question of responsibility; 2 5 BOND STAMPS EXTRA '°1D BOND . STAMPSi when you hear again about these sociate Editor of Commentary and Jewish people with belng vengeful. W_hen You Buy A 10 oz PKG J~ 50 ~!nY~~~o~~~f~!'PS 50 When You Buy One - 5 oz CAN "On the other hand, this may things Cathedral In Jeru­ Jews this was done In the name Band, Vice-Chairman of the Com­ salem said that "humanly speak­ of Christianity as these coun­ :-- ,,-: :-~--= ~:-:.--::,; ,:----25 EXTRA GOLD BOND StAMPS 25 EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS munity Relations Committee of iiig, there is no punishment tries were at least nominally ~- . · --~ °" Na~aal When You Buy On• - 4½ oz C4N When You Buy One - FINAST the Jewish Community Federa­ severe enough. But that is of Christian . . . We must realize our ._ VICTOR SHRIMP - Med. - Cleaned RAISIN POUND CAKE tion of Cleveland, also participat­ secondary Importance. 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Nazi offer was meant to split the Allies, and drive a wedge between By Appointment WI 1-4346 them and Russia if American and British trucks were delivered to Nazi Germany for use on the 11111 ■ l lll ■ l lll ■ llll ■ l lll ■ lll l ■ lll l ■ llll ■ llll ■ lll l ■ l lll ■ llll ■ lll l ■ lll l ■ ll ll ■ lll l ■ IUl ■ llll ■ II UU■lilaa~ Russian front. Under Anglo­ American pressure, the Jewish Fred Kelman Photo Agency leaders bowed out of the Bar Mitzvah - Harvey Wil­ Engaged - Mr. and Mrs. Nazi - proposed deal. In return, liam Gershman,son of Mr. Leon Gabor of 171 Oak I Mama Giso's I Britain permitted the ~bllsh­ Hill Avenue, Pawtucket, an­ I i ment of a Palestine Jewish Bri­ and Mrs. Edward Gershman I 1101 Park Ave. Cranston, R. I. STuart 1-0970 I of 12 Manning Street, Paw­ nounce the engagement of (Front of Cranston Stadium) gade and its combat employment their daughter, Janet, to i I against the Germans. tucket, became Bar Mitzvah NEWEST AND MOST MODERN RESTAURANT IN R. I. on June 3 at Ohawe Shalom Fred Stollnitz, son of Mr. I II Finally, this version goes, Jew­ and Mrs. Henry S. Stollnitz I FULL y AIR CONDITIONED I ish Agency leaders negelected to Synagogue. G u e s t s from save thousands of Jews who could New York and Massachu­ of 24 Rockrose Place, Forest I Summer Special i have been brought out by bribing setts attended a dinner in Hills Gardens, N. Y. Miss the Nazis directly concerned. his honor in the temple Garber graduated frorn West I - TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY FROM 1 P. M. TO 4 P. M. - I High School, Pawtucket and In Our Beautiful Spacious Rosa Lounge Says Venton Is Wl'Oll6 vestry. I ! But Andor Blas stresses that ------­ is a member of the Senior Class at Pembroke College. this version Is wrong in many re­ America, via neutral Switzerland, spects. "To begin with, Eichmann they greedily waited for more. Al­ Mr. Stollnitz graduated from I ALL DRINKS & COCKTAILS 49c ! was not serious and he meant to Swathmore College, Swathmore, though local pogroms and mas­ double-cross us in the end," he Pa. where he was elected to Phi SERVED WITH HORS D'OEUVRES;••:= sacres still went on, organized =■~= states in his sworn testimony ftled deportations of Hungarian Jews Beta Kappa. Ite received his Mas­ THEN AFTER 4 P. M. STAY IN OUR EXCLUSIVE DINING ROOM with the Eichmann prosecution were stopped. On December 5, ter of Science .Degree from Brown I FOR DINNER WITH THE FAMILY I office. "Secondly it was not Eich­ 1944, the RUllSians stormed the University and ls now studying for a PhD. in Psychology at ~ 1111 ■ 111 1 ■ 1111 ■ 1111 ■ 1111 ■ 1111 ■ 111 1 ■ 1111 ■ 1111 ■ 111 1 ■ 11 11 ■ 1111 ■ 111 1 ■ 1111 ■ 11 11 ■ 11 11 ■ 11 11 ■ 1111 ■ 1111 ■ 111 1 ■ 11 11 ■ 11 11 ■ 11 11 ■ 111 1 ~ mann, but Heinrich Himmler who Budapest area. Adolf Eichmann first proposed bartering Jewish summoned Andor Biss to his of­ Brown University. He Is also a lives for war supplies. But not fice. "I underestimated the under­ member of Sigma Xi. The wed­ even Himmler was serious about handed trickery of your Jewish ding date ·has been set for Aug. 6. the offer. What he really wanted gang," he told him frankly. "I Go Mter the Kind of People was to drive a wedge between the have received orders from Reichs- AJC Report Tells How, Western Allies and RUllSia , and to fuehrer Himmler to withdraw show that Jews were collaborat­ from Hungary, and to leave you T C a· lhg':' w'ltlr lhe Nlzis. 'Mor'l!'o'ver; · he and all remaining Jews alive. ! ' 0 OUDter "" JgOtS,,,,,~";n You·nr Wanr··· in ~~· YJtir"-Store hoped to get through to President hope the Hungarians themselves Roosevelt and Prime Minister will finish you off. I've left them NEW YORK - A report on or­ Churchill via top Jewish inter­ detailed Instructions to that ef- ganlzed anti-Semitism and on the medi¥ies. But he never really feet. In any case, I'll see to it that activities of raclsU\ and bigots in USINESS is a battle. And the master of busi­ contemplated closing down the not a single Jew remains alive the United States was published ness is the man who thinks-plans-direch extermination camps. Only at a outside of Hungary . . . " last week by the American Jewish much later stage, when it ,was Committee. The report offers a the fight with the cool and calculating eye of With those words, Eichmann four-point plan for community [[fil clear even to Himmler that Ger­ entered an armored car, and ari experienced g~_neral. Competition is doily action in dealing with the hate- many was lost, and that he must roared off at the head of a con­ mongers. . becoming keener in every line . of trade. Scientific look for alibis to save his own voy. When German occupation The report deals with racist · methods are demanded in every department of busi- life, did he try to negotiate the started, there had been some 920,- agitation In the South, in·· the whole proposition in earnest. But 000 Jews in Hungary. When Eich­ ness. And all,1commercial organizations lead to defi­ even then, Himmler's deals were wake of the Supreme Courts' mann left, 120,000 Jews were still desegregation decision of 195~; nite and centralized effort. largely sabotaged by Eichmann, alive, 84,000 of them in Budapest who wanted to kill every single hatemongers on the polltlcal In no other feature of modem business is the expedi­ - and most of them survived scene; Arab and neo-Nazi prop­ Jew still left alive in Nazi Ger­ thanks to the success of Jewish ~ -~y of concentration so universally emphasized OS in many." aganda in the U. B. A.; syna­ negotiators in convincing Himm­ gogue desecrations; and a "case ·=the advertising end. Topsy-turvy pu!:?1icity will quickly Eichmann started the negotia­ ler that by dealing with Jewish tions with Joel Brand and Israel history'' of the activities of eat-.up the profits. In order to create a demand for an emissaries he was dealing with George Lincoln Rockwell, seU­ Kastner, and sent Brand to Is­ Roosevelt and Churchill. article through newspaper advertising you must first tanbul to negotiate from there styled commander of the Ameri­ Reprinted from can Nazi Party. f_ormulote a specific proposition for the right people. simply because he had to follow National Jewish Monthly Himmler's orders. But he did all The Commit~. urges the fol­ This accompiished, you next seek an economical and he could to sabotage the negotia­ lowing program to combat bigots: tions, Mr. Biss points out. As soon effieient vehicle of publicity for the marketing of Rabbi Urges U.S. 1. For the bigot who thrives. on as Brand left !or neutral Turkey, publicity the "deadliest weapon" your goods. The selection of your medium should be Eichmann commenced . sending Void Scholarships Is quarantine - relega,ting him to mode with regard to the character of the merchandise 12,000 to 14,000 Hungarian Jews obscurity. No response should be you are offering. If you are engaged in distributing to their death in Auschwitz To Arab Students made even to his, most frantic every day. NEW YORK - Cancellation by provocations for they will only goods of the better grade, you know that your logical Ultimately, Andor Biss got in the State Dep't of "scholarships succeed 1n adding t',o the public field of sale is that of the substantial, prosperous class touch with Himmler's representa­ and academic privileges" to Arab attention he craves. tives over Eichmann's head, as­ of people-the folks who can appreciate and afford students in the United States was 2. Covert bigots - ' who qutet­ sured the chief Nazi butcher that urged here last week by Rabbi ly give financial aid. to hate­ your war-es. negotiations were progressing very Bernard Bergman, president of mongers - should be publicly Your problem is to reach possible btlyers smoothly, and handed over to the Religious Zionists of America. exposed. Himmler's special emissary, Ges­ Addressing the 40th annual din­ --and no others. 3. Where blioted action vio­ tapo Colonel Kurt Becher, six ner of the organlnt.lon; Rabbi Maximum results at minimum cost - that's The lates Federal, state or local laws, trunks ftlled with gold jewelry, Bergman said that the Arab stu­ the facts should be presented to Herald's czlaim on your advertising ~ropriation. and bundles of dollars, which he dents "have been abusing the said were sent by rich American hospitality of this country in a the appropriate authorities. Jews as lhe first installment on variety of illegal and wanton acts" 4. When a bigot hides behind account of the over-all deal. and that the American taxpayer false facades of patriotism and Had the Nazi learned that the "should not be compelled to de­ religion, repudiation by the very ·six trunkloads, valued at som!l fray the heavy costs of supporting institutions he claims to protect $6.5 million, had been collected In these Arab students who recently are usually extremely effective. THE ONLY ANGLO JEWISH WEEKLY IN R I AND SOUTHEAST MASS Hungary Itself, by the Jewish Res­ picketed the conference of · Presi­ Condemnatioµ' by communal, civic cue Council, they would have just dent Kennedy and Prime Minister or rellgious, leaders have been The Weekly Newspaper of the Home 11 seized the treasure and shot· the David Ben Gurlon to the ever­ found to ~ valuable antidotes. - REACHES 35,000 READERS - people who delivered It. But since lasting humiliation and disgrace JI of our government." Use Herald Classified adl. . l==;-=::;;;i=i-=a:;======..: they believed that it camP. from Israeli Government Hopeful THE B. I. HERALD. FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1961 7 OFFICERS INSTALLED About Regaining Swiss Funds The newly elected officers of Judy Ann Leven B.B.O. were in­ JERUSALEM - The Israeli Swiss deposits secret even from stalled on June 6, at Mama O1.so'a Government has taken renewed their families. When they died, Restaurant. hope that it may soon become there was no way to know whether Beryl Segal wa.s the main speak­ heir to uncounted millions of dol- heirs might have survived to er and Barbara Levine, past re­ lars in foreign currencies and claim the deposits. gional president, was the install­ valuables that were deposited in The Swiss bankers have never ing officers. Those officers installed Swiss banks by European Jews denied that many of their secret were Elyse Levin, president; Renie who died in Nazi death camps. deposits belonged to victims ot the Fishbain, vice president; Rhoda According to official word re- Nazis. They admit even to having Sandler, secretary; Toby Demel, ceived here, the Swiss Ministry unclaimed deposits that date back treasurer; Cindy Wolf and Sandra ot Justice and Police has started to the French Revolution. Kanopkin, co-reporters, and Phyl­ drafting legislation that would While the Israeli Government lis Koffler, corresponding secre­ compel organizations and ind!vi- does not lay claim to the French tary. duals in Switzerland to report any deposits, it does claim the deposits deposits they controlled that have of the European Jews who were been unclaimed tor a long period. killed by the Nazis. It has been How long is a question the Swiss negotiating for those funds since "MARTY" have not yet resolved. They have March 4, 1954, when the first note Joseph Dubin also not passed the law yet. If on the subject was presented by Weissman they do pass it, there is some the Israeli Minister in Bern. Invited to Membenhip KOSHER MEAT MARKET Mitchell Sugarman of 108 question about how fast the Swiss Israel's claim to the money 682 Broad Street Providence Hebrew bankers will want to comply with stems from agreements among the Woodbine Street, president Next to Shaare Zedek Synogogue a law that counters all their tra- victorious Allied powers of World of M.ox Sugarman Memo­ Day School Re-elects dition. War n. beginning with the Final rials, has been invited to CHICKENS lb 25c European Jews, from the first Act of the Paris Conference on membership in the American Joseph Dubin days of the Nazis, sent their funds Reparation, on Jan. 14, 1946. Institute of Commemorative STEER RIBS by devious routs to banks in Under Article 8 of the act, neu- Art. This is the first time in , Switzerland, using fictlous names tral governments were asked to & RIB CHUCK lb 55c The Providence Hebrew Day or code numbers. make available whatever assets I Providence that a designer School at its annual meeting held Some of these Jews kept their they had of Nazi victims who had and builder of monuments BRISKET lb 89c on June 191 elected its officers and ------died and left no heirs. The act has been chosen: Always A Complete Line of board of Directors for the 1961- designated the United states, Bri- The Institute is comprised of HIGH QUALITY MEATS 1962 season. Al • L _:, taln, France, Czechoslovakia and the leading designers and builders Henry . Oelbaum, chairman of geilQn eaueI Yugoslavia to administer a re- of fine memorials throughout the United States. Mr. Sugarman has Coll GA 1-7513 the nom'.ina.t!ng Commtttee sub- hab!litatlon program for the sur- For Free Delivery . m!tted ,the' full slate of officers, Claims Jews Are v!vlng victims, using funds out of been associated with the memorial which was unanimously elected. these "helrless assets." firm named for his late father We also Deliver to the Pier since his high school years. The ·officers are Archie Smith, £:, Tc Ch On June 14, 1956, the five Gov- honorary president; Max Brodsky, Iee Q QQSe ernments agreed that 95 percent ot hono~ary president; Joseph Dubin, GENEVA _ Belkacem Krim, the assets be used to rehabilitate presiftent; Jerome Feinstein, first leader of the Algerian rebel dele- and resettle Jewish victims of the vice "president; Thomas Pearlman, gat!on to the recessed Evian Nazis, "since all available statis­ sec9nd vice president; Louis peace talks with France, said last tics indicate beyond any reason­ Brown, financial secretary; Alvin week that Jews living in a new able doubt that the overwhelming Biener, co-recording secretary; Algeria would be free to choose majority of eligible' persons under Mrs. Maurice L. Gereboff, co-re- their citizenship, according to a the. provisions of Article 8 are cording secretary; Lewis Korn, Reuters dispatch from here. Jewish." · treasurer, and Mrs. Earl Nov!ch, Kr!m told reporters, "We ob- A. .wedt later tbe Fr.ench Gov- Dia,flOnd~ e Wc,l'ches •- Rings. -•- SIiverware ·~ presidel\t,t..•Wdles • AM~ll'U6n.~• • I 1!gll" rto oKe''to niak:e"a choice . . 'A' -;;;nme~t. 'acl!n~ for the five ' Gov- Annual rew,rts were given by choice cannot be imposed." ernments, informed the Inter- Unusual Gold Jewelry and Charms • Fine China Jerome Feinstein, chairman, (There has been speculation Governmental Commtttee 1>n Re- building committee, Thomas that if and when Algeria becomes fugees that the American Jewish Giftware • Cameras • Radios • Leather Goods, etc. Pearlman, chairman 1961 build- independent from -France the Joint Distribution Committee and Ing Fund Campaign, and Rabbi Moslem majority will not allow the Jewish Agency for Palestine Akiva. Egozi, ' director of the Jews to choose between French had been designated to carry 'out School.' ,' and Algerian citizenship but wm the rehabilitation and resettle- Abraham Zeltzer announced declare them to be Algerian, there- ment. plans for the 1Annual Carnival by limiting their freedom to leave The two organizations made - Gift Wrapping anlf'.Deli~_ery, of Course - which wm take ~lace in October. the country. French officials have several approaches to the Swiss - -Those . who were elected mem- stated that their position is that Government. They learned that EL 1-9280-11 -- ROOMS 805- 810 bers of the board of directors are all minorities must be given free- the estimates of the money in- L A P H A M 8 U I L D I N G , 8 t h F,\;' O O R Archie Bellin, Mrs. Leonard Bel- dom ot choice.) volved ranged from a quarter of a 2 9 0 W.E ST MINSTER ST. • PR. 0 VI DE H~, R.. I. lln, William Berger, Robert Berlin- Militantly Anti-Jewish million dollars to a quarter of a Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 - 6 and Tues. and Thurs. Hites sky, Evelyn Bresnick, Samuel Meanwhile it was reported from b1ll!on, and that in truth nobody Bresnick, Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen, Paris by Maurice Carr, Jerusalem really knew how much. Harry Bornstein, Charles Bress- Post correspondent there, that ler, Paul Cherno.v, Paula Dubin, the Algerie Francaise fascists, who Herbert Feldman, Dr. Joseph are pledged to fight Algerian !n­ Flsbbeln, Louis Fishbein, Samuel dependence, are becoming more THE CARLTON HOTEL FI es ch er , Eugene Freedman, militantly anti-Jewish. Maurice Gereboff, Samuel Gere- Carr wrote that the political Ocean Road, Narragan~ett Pier boff, David Hassehfeld, David Kir- program of the extremist Secret shenbaum, Abra:ham K e Im a n , Army Organization, published in PROUDLY ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF THE George Labush,; Abraham Marks, the weekly L 'Express, calls for William Newman, Henry Oel- confiscation of the apartmEmts of CARL TON DANCE STUDIO baum, Leo Pickar, Nathan Res- "undesirable meteques" , FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1961 BECOBD FUNDS PHILADELPHIA - Several all- . . day schools were disclosed recent­ ly to be among Jewish schools in DINNER SUGGESTIONS Philadelphia which have been Let's Make Up voted a record $364,955 in support LA FESTA is held eyery Wednesday eYening. Music, gay cos­ by the Federation of Jewish The ROME tumes, buffet. Visit our attractin new Cocktail Lou ■ge. By Jack Stein Agencies. Restaurant Banquet rooms ayailable for parties. We are still se"ing a MAKE-UP ARTIST The three Beth Jacob Schools fine Italian Cuisine, featuring "Lo Carretta." Alsa delicious for Girls, which are u.nder Ortho­ Route 1, N. Attleboro, Mau. Steaks, Lobsters, Chicken. Roast beef, Saturdays and Sun­ dox sponsorship, received $40,100. MYrtle f.4041 days. Open ~ily at S; Sundays at 12. The Aklba Hebrew Academy, a Southern New England's most inyiting Restaurant for PREPARING FOR PORTRA~TS Conservative day school, will re­ Johnson's better than a half century . . • semng Ocean Fresli Sea ceive $42,750. Hummocks Food, Hard Shell Lobsters and tender juicy steab. Try . uast week I received a call Make sure that there is plenty from a photo studio to come over · 245 Allens Ave. the "Prime Rib Room" for succulent Roast Beef. Enjoy m lustre to your hairdo. Photos A subscription to the Herald la Tel. HO 1"'4IOO Cocktails and Piano music. Free Parking. ·and help them out m a dilemma. It look best with plenty of highlights a good gift idea !or the person seems that a young lady who was in the hair. who "has everything" else. Call to pose for her formal wedding Make-up, but don't overdo. UN 1-3709. portraits had overdone her make­ Try not to use too much powder, up. nus was not an unusual call lt dulls the glow of your skin tones. DR. SAUL TREISTMAN from a photographer. Itseemsthat Chiropodist And Foot Specialist some brides-to-be over do their Emphasize the eyes with mas­ make-up and hair styles, feeling cara and eye shadow, but keep it announc;es the removal of his office to that it will make her a better subtle. pieture. If you use rouge, be sure that 182 ELMWOOD AVENUE lt ls not a dark color, since it After making the necessary photographs as a shadow. changes to the make-up, I waited Providence, R. I. A less shapely mouth can be WE SPECIALIZE IN to discuss with the photographers improved with the use of a Up HOURS 9-5 DAILY - APPOINTMENTS PREFERRED what they felt the proper prepara­ · brush or Up pencil. Clear red Charcoal Broiled Foods tions are for a formal bridal pic­ lipstick will give the proper color Steaks - Lobsten TEmple 1-3290 EVENING APPOINTMENTS ture. The following were the sug­ tones to the lips ln the picture. 11'5 DOUGLAS AVENUE gestions they made to help produce Plnish off with a Llpshlne for a No. Prov. EL S-2200 the best possible photos. moist pretty look to the mouth. Try to get some rest before Most of all, don't rush yourself - Open 7 Days A WNk - Camp time is herel hiking the pietures so that the eyes or the photographer. A relaxed will look bright. pleture will lend beauty to a trea­ At The- Jewish Community Center's Treat your skin to a long range sured albmn. cleansing and creaming routine, -3 ·SUMMER DAY CAMPS the ultimate results ln the pictures Camp Jaycee To Be ADLER are well worth the time. Opening July 3 Small blemishes will not show Full Day Camp Hardware & Paint Co. CAMP CENTERLAND up- in your photos, so don't apply extra heavy make-up ln th o s e Camp Jaycee, the Jewish Com­ CAMP ADVENTURE areas. If they do show, they can munity Center's Junior day camp CAMP JAYCEE always be retouched. program, will become a full coun­ ALL NEW ALL THREI COUNTRY DAY CAMPI Light plnlt nail polish shows try day camp program for the 1961-1962 PATTERNS NOW AT HOPI, R. I. the hands at their best. Don't use 1961 camp season, it was an­ dark or gaudy colors. nounced by Joseph Gladstone, of Canadian, English, Register Now To keep the hair at its best! chairman of the Center Camping Walltex, Sanatex and East Side Center will Don't change the hairstyle your Committee. Other be open Sunday, future husband ls used to seeing, The change will permit kinder­ for this ls no time to become a gartners and first graders enrolled July 2 - lC) A.M.-1 P.M. glamorous stranger. If you need a ln the program to enjoy activities Wallpaper Patterns for registrations new permanent, get it at least a every day at the Center's day Are In At The Lowe-st CALL UM 1-2674 month ahead, so it will have time camp site at Hope. Greater em­ Prices ...... , to soften. phasis will be placed on outdoor activities, the waterfront, and in­ 198 Prairie Ave. DE 1-8135 volvement with campers from '.'IIILLAR.J SHOPPI NG CENTER Archbishop Says About Camp Centerland, and Camp Ad­ Deadline - JUNE 30th venture, the Center's two da:, Twenty Percent Of camping programs for older William and Gertrude Newman's campers. Children enrolled ln the Camp FISHMAN'S Arab Refugees Settled Jaycee program will he picked up JERUSALEM - About 20 per­ and delivered by regular camp ~ :·::: Kosher Meats,:·::: cent of all the Arab refugees have buses. Their daily program will already been "in fact" resettled, Include rest periods and their act­ 214 Prairie Avenue and realize they will never return ivities periods wlll be- in keeping CLOS■D SATURDAY NIOHTI to their former homes in Israel, with their capabilities. The Camp DURING JULY AND AUGUST Archbishop George Hakim, of the Jaycee program will be directed - SPECIAU THIS WEEK - Greek Catholic community in by Miss Rona Namerow. FRESH KILLED Israel, declared in a newspaper Mr. Gladstone announced that CHICKENS lb 25c Interview here recently. The Arch­ some openings are still available bishop, most of whose communi­ for the Camp Jaycee program, FRESH OR PICKLEO cants are Arabs, said those who which opens the first of its two Steer TONGUES lb 59c hid re.settled had found new 4-week periods on Monday. In­ EXPERT SERVICE ON: homes ln the United States, can­ formation on registrations and re­ RIB CHUCK lb 59c ada, Lebanon, Jordan and Syria. quirements, may be obtained by . • POWER STEERING & POWER BRAKES calling the Jewish Community For Your Convenience, We WIii "If Israel were now to offer KOSHER All Your Meat and Poultry compensation for their property." Center, UN 1-2674. The East Si~ • WHEEL ALIGNMENT & BALANCING the Greek Catholic leader told the Center building will be open sun~ For Early Delivery To AH Points ,Jerusalem Post, "the hostllity of day from 10 A. M. to 1 P . M. for Call MA. 1-7596 • BRAKES AND FRONT END the refugees would vanish." Israel registrations. should nevertheless, he added, of­ • SHOCK ABSORBERS -& MUFFLERS fer in principle the alternative for -SHOPAT- Arab refugees' return to Israel. The church official said he was SHOCKS & MUFFLERS INSTALLED certain that the alternative would MELZER'S Department Store not be accepted by any large mun­ WHILE YOU WAIT her of the refugees. The Arch­ We can supply your complete book needs. Best bishop believes that a consider­ ·sellers, Judaica,. etc. All at GENEROUS DISCOUNTS. FOREIGN CAR SPECIALIS1S able number of the refugees would On our book shelves now: accept compensation. immediately, PAST SDVICE • All WORK GUAAANTEED waiving their claims far return to ''WITH GALL AND "EVER SINCE Israel. HONEY'' SINAI" In regard to the Arabs in Israel, by Providence'~ own - By - FRATUS BRAKE & WHEEL SERVICE the Archbishop stated that earl­ R. Leslie (;oune J. J. Petuchowski INSPECTION STATION ::399 ier restrictions against Arabs ln MANY MORE BOOKS TO CHOOSE FROM R. l.'1 PionNr Se"ice - Since 1924 ' border areas here have been Complete Stock of Religious Items eased so much that the Israeli - Rell9lou1 Dept. CloMcl On Saturdays - AT NORTH milltary government in those sec­ 138 Randall St. MAIN TEmple 1-9427 tors no longer represents a serious 238 Prairie Ave. Open Evenings MA 1-8524 problem. IN THI W,ILLARD SHOPPING CINTER THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1961 9 home, Brando had been caught in a rainstorm and had left the sopping­ wet shin there. Dorothy Stickney starred at the Bucks County Playhouse when a THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I . AND SOUTHEAST MASS. flood made it necessary for the Published Every Week By The entire troupe to flee to the hills. Jewish Press Publishing Company Miss Stickney insisted on return­ 1117 Douglas Ave., Providence, R. I. • l!Nlon 1-3709 ing, despite the raging waters, ·to ' retrieve her favorite coat. "No CELIA ZUCKERBERG Managing Editor by Le~nard Lyons flood,'' she said, "ever could stop BRENDA SLACK Editor me from saving the only Valentina coat I got in 10 years." SUMMER nlEATERS · Second Clas~ Postage Paid at Providence, Rhode Island theater and make a shorthand re­ Harold Kennedy, the p I a y­ Subscription Rates: Fifteen c.,nts the copy; By Mall, $5.00 per annum; outside At a meeting of the organiza­ cord of a hit play, which then would New England, $6.00 per annum. Bulle rates on request. wright-producer-actor, is the most tion of summer theater operators, be produced without paying royal­ colorful of summer theater man­ The . Herald assumes no financl~e~onslblllty for typographical errors In the first order of business was the ties. George Kaufman confronted agers. He Invited Ian Hunter to advertisements but will reprint that part of the advertisement In which the negotiation of the new contract one such bootleg producer, who typographical error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the management make a tour for him. Hunter chose Immediately of any error which may occur. with Actors Equity. The chairman · said: "But I have such a small, in­ the play "Call It a Day." Kennedy asked how many summer theater significant theater." Kaufman told FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1961 said the play required eight sets. operators were also members of him: "So you'll go_ to a small, in­ Hunter shrugged: "It seems an Equity. Ninety per cent raised significant jail." ideal vehicle" ... Kennedy told him: their hands. An actor once saw two notorious­ "In summer stock, an ideal vehi­ Sarah Churchlll once made a summer theater operators com­ cle is one which has only a single summer theater tour. In one city, paring their respective schedules, set and a few roles--mostofwhlch YOUR MONEY'S where she was to follow Tallulah salaries, etc. , and said of them: are playable by my partner and Bankhead, Miss Churchill asked "There's Cut and Throat." me." her, as an experienced trouper, One problem for summer thea­ Kennedy came to terms with what suggestions she had about re­ ter managers is sudden cancella­ Tallulah Bankhead on a handshake, WORTH hearsing during an unbearable heat tions by temperamental stars who but Actors Equity demanded a wave. The ever-cool Miss Bank­ plead illness or some other "act formal contract. He insists that to head could offer no help, and re­ of God" as an excuse. Because by Sylvia Porter test the assertion that nobody ever plied: "I'm pathological about it." this involves heavy expenses, the reads such contracts in full, he EXPLOSION IN OUR OVER-65 Nunnally Johnson displayed a managers had to make a common inserted a clause: "The actress photo of his daughter selling soft decision about it. Milton Steifel, agrees to play bridge with the "If we could cure atherosclerosis, the ordinary Wespan, except drinks at the Cape Cod Summer of the Ivoryton Playhouse, pro­ management each night." for cancer, might be 120 to 130 years" -- Dr. Herben S. Robb, Wayne Pla-r!1ouse. • 'This pleture proves posed: "An act of God must be Kennedy's most novel experi­ C.Ollege of Medicine. she s risen in the theater," said verified by a doctor's cenificate." ence was at the Princeton Play­ "The diagnostic advances of the past few months have indicated Johnson, "because lastyear'spic­ During Jocelyn Brando's ap­ house, when he signed Joan Blon­ that the prevention of bean attacks is not beyond evenrual, and perhaps, ture shows her picking up cigaret pearance in "The Rainmaker" at dell. They had words, and Miss imminent control" --Dr. Edward L. Goldsmith, New York Hospital­ butts." the Hyde Park Playhouse, she wore Blondell called her husband, Mike Cornell Medical Center. Some unscrupulous summer a faded denim shirt at each per­ Todd, who rushed to Princeton. "The average life expectancy i,vlll leap from the present 70 years theater managers used to hire a formance. It belonged to her bro­ Todd chased Kennedy, who found to 100 years in a couple of decades. People will be flt enough to work stenographer to sit in a Broadway ther Marlon. On a visit to her haven by locking himself in the \Dltll they are 85 or 90" --Dr. Edward L. Bortz, past president of the box office. American Medical Assn. , as quoted by the Philadelphia Reserve Bank. Harold Rome and Jerome "One quaner of all the human beings that have ever reached the age Chodorov wrote a revue, "Pretty of 65 are alive now. In the next 40 years, the aged population will more Penny," which had its premiere than double in number" --Senator Pat. McNamara, Chairman of the In at the Bucks County Playhouse. On U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging. their way to the opening they stopped to buy every type of re­ We are into a cycle of explosive growth in our over-65 population. Hollywood ligious amulet they could find. Yet, even such spectacular forecasts as that of Senator McNamara wlll "Are you so religious?" they were rum out gross under-estimates if the medical breakthroughs hinted in asked. Chodorov · replied: "There the above quotations become reality (as they will). By Barney Glazer are no atheists in fox holes or on We are Uving through a revolution in the power and status of our opening nights." senior citizens. Yet, even among close students of our aging l'OP,ulation, When Cornel Wilde was mar­ there is · scant understanding of the meaning of what McNamara s com,: HOLLYWOOD, CALlF.--Good­ makes you thank your lucky little ried to Patricia Knight, they signed mittee calls this "new and quite different phenomenon in our history. bye, Hollywood I Itinerary, four Starr while Comic Guy Marks for a week at the Dennis Playhouse. days in Las Vegas! .... Showgals spoofs: "We picked Robert Ken­ The couple separated and Wilde We are watching unfold by the day challenging changes in the smiling through their tears now nedy for our Attorney-General be­ asked the Playhouse to release working, income, retirement, social patterns of our senior citizens -­ that the Crosby quota has been cause we needed a thinking man him from the contract. He was told changes of the most practical importance to all of us, and most notably long filled and the infant Crosbys and he needed a Job." he could get no release until he to businessmen and politicians. Yet, as the Philadelphia Federal Re­ still far removed from eligibility. BOBBY BREEN Musthavelis­ persuaded his estranged wife to serve Bank said in a recent study, "Businessmen usually ignore the •.. In Morris Landsburgh' s Fla­ tened to my advice about forsaking release the Playhouse from her older consumer. Sure, merchants will take their money, but few manu­ mingo Hotel lounge, Harry James all that Jazz and modern style contract. Wilde's studio offered facturers and retailers have made an effon to develop the over-65 listening to my account of the singing because he's back on ever­ Victor Mature .as a substitute for market." Hollywood Palladium's $400,000 greens and standards in the Dunes him. · The Playhouse demanded As for politicians, their lack of knowledge and conviction ls under­ renovation for Lawrence Welk's lounge and he's greater than ever. Gene Tierney to replace his wife. scored by the crazy-quilt record of government pension plans, medical opening, but James predicting that This lad is now ready for the big The matter finally was resolved programs, the like. . it may serve to retain Welk' s loyal rooms . .. At Wilbur Clark's De­ when the Wildes were divorced America's aging population ls one of the great stor:t-es of our times-­ following but it definitely will do sen Inn, Eddie Fisher paralyzes from each other and from the and one of the least probed. It ls a tale which touches you at your bean nothing to bring back the absentee the customers with his remarkably Playhouse. no matter what your age, for it ls a tale about you if you're over 65 and dance public. improved vocal range and intricate Louis Calhern told me of doing it will be about you if you'reyoungerand lucky enough to live to become JACKIE CARTER and Vic Da­ new arrangements so whaddaya­ Shakespeare in a summer th'eater a senior citizen. - mone lining 'em up in the Flamin­ think they're howling for? His where the usher forgot to turn the Before suggesting some of the implications of our aging population go's main show room where Milton ancient "Oh, My Papa"I fans off after the intermission. to businessmen and politicians, here are a few startling facts just dis­ Berle now presides. Damone meet­ ON nlE SAME Desertlnnfare, The noise of the whirring blades closed in a new repon of the Senate Special Committee on Aging. ing Torio, a Japanese talent scout Joey Foreman makes his solo de­ made it difficult for the actors to here to sign top U.S. talent, and but with gags like the one about be heard. Calhern ad libbed, "By Q. Precisely what has been the growth of our over-65 population? Vic practically spread-eagling Gordo, the movie monster, who the sacred radiance of the sun, A. Today one of every 11 Americans is 65 or older, compared himself on the carpet begglngfora consumed the Bronx and Miami all and," he added, pointing to the with one of every 20 in 1900. Just in the past 10 years, the older popu­ Tokyo date but the Far East booker in one day because he likes Jewish fans, "the roar in the sky." The lation has soared nearly 35 per cent against a rise in the general pop­ replying: ''We want Eddie Fisher." food ... . And Foreman's: "My ob­ usher turned off the fans. AT THE Sands Hotel, Danny jection to teaming with Mickey ulation of only 19 per cent. There are now 17 million Americans 65 or Aristotle Onassis' b a c ~in g older, accounting for over 9 per cent of our entire population. The most Thomas telling the story about the Rooney ls he works only 10 weeks doctor who prescribed a hot com­ out of the year. The rest of the helped a friend of his retain con­ phenomenal growth has been in the over-BS age group-- up a fabulous trol of a major Hollywood movie 920 per cent since 1920 to a total of nearly one ~illion. press for Danny's injured 1 e g. time he's honeymooning.'' When the injury failed to respond, AT nlE Desert Inn swim pool, studio ... While Judy Garland and Danny's housekeeper told him to Eddie Fisher lounges in swim her children spend the summer Q. What ls the ratio of older women to older men? near the Kennedys at Hyannis Port, A. Dramatizing the extent to which American women outlive men try a cold compress. Immediately, trunks, Liz stands on.the balcony the leg healed. Disturbed, Thomas above, while I pick burrs out of her daughter, Liza Minelli, will ,is the fact that there are 121 women 65 or over for every 100 men. make her stage debut at ·a nearby !J>utting it in reverse form, for every 100 women over 65, there are phoned his doctor and complained: their toy Yorkshire's fur .... Ed "What kind of a doctor are you Sullivan visiting Barry Ashton's summer theater ... Steve Hill, Lee 'only 83 men, and for every 100 women over 85, there are only 65 men. Tracy, Ed Begley and George Nearly one-half of the senior citizens are widowed, single or divorced anyway? My housekeeper told me "Holiday in Rio" and coming away to use a cold compress and it cur­ with TV contracts for Elisa Jayne Grizzard are tape-recording "Mr. but seven of every 10 older men are married while only one of every Roberts" for a Voice of America three women are. ed my leg." The medic replied: and Ron Urban. "Well, how do you like that! My MITZI GREEN heading up a broadcast. Each ls being paid $75 for the job. Q What about the political power of the over-65? housekeeper told me a hot com­ Broadway cast of 60 for "Gypsy" A. Today 15.4 per cent of the voting age population is 65 or older, press is best." opening June 20 at the Riviera Laurence Olivier's vision ls most double the 8.1 per cent in this group in 1920. niE MUSICAL "Tenderloin" Hotel. ... Backstage at the Stardust now back to normal. He hurt his has been extended at Major Rld­ Lounge, Robena Linn discussing eyes wearing contact lenses for ! In numbers, in percentages, in status, in power over the market­ dle' s Dunes Hotel until July 26 ... her plans to Join Freddy Bell in endless hours, while TV-taping p a.ce and influence in politics, the senior citizen ls skyrocketing in Also at the Dunes, the French wedblzz and showbizz,andRoberta "The Power and The Glory". cuisine at the new fabulous Sultan's sudden 1y squealing: "My cue ill1)0nance. In next week's column, some !mplications to businessmen. , Distributed 1961, Table ls the talk of gambletown... music!'' and sprinting madly for by The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) •Distributed 1961, by The HaU Syndicate, lnc.) (AU Rights Reserv~dl At the Sahara Hotel, Kay_ Starr the' StaRe, ,Au Rlthts Reserved)

.' 10 THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1961 BOOK PROJECT Ill NEW YORK - Five publishing firms In the United States, Israel and Britain wili cooperate on a project to publish a flve-,volume Give Graduation Party grandchildren, Mrs. Herbert Field, set of books on biblical culture A graduation party was given of Providence; Mrs. Gary Reitzas and history representing , an In­ in honor of Dr. Benson E. Gold of Fall River. Mass., and Dr. Rich­ vestment of about $1,000,000. by Mr. and Mrs.- Robert J. Dv.rares ard Deutch of Miami Beach, Fla., and Dr. and Mrs. Joseph· J . Fish­ and six great-grandchildren. bein. Dr. Gold. son of Mr. and Engagement Announced ~?· Mrs. Morris I. Gold of 18 Gallatin Miss Janice Gloria Toper, whose Street, was graduated from Loy­ engagement to Stephen Cohen was We Have Everything ola University School of Dentistry Weddings • Showers .• Birthdays announced in last week's Herald, Complete Party & Gift Line in Chicago, Ill., on June 13. Ap­ is the granddaughter of Mr. and HELEN'S CARDS & GIFTS proximately 80 guests attended Mrs. Lazar Cipkin of Providence. 711 Reservoir Ave., Ctanston the party. Adler - Unger Announce Marriage Congregation Adath Israel In Mr. and Mrs. Harris Miller of Middletown, Conn., was the scene Chace Avenue announce the mar­ of the wedding of Miss Sue Unger, Dial GA 1-7184 riage of their daughter, Rosalyn daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Doris. to Hyman J. Malin of New To Help Continue The S. Unger of 688 Ridge Road, Mid­ York on June 18 at the Chateau dletown, and Kenneth A. Adler, Garod, Brookline, Mass. Guests at­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Jewish Convalescent tended from Providence, New 1271 CRANSTON ST. Adler of 52 Sinclair Avenue, York, Boston, Worcester and Cranston. Rabbi Joseph Spevack Cranston, R. I. Lynn, Mass. ' officiated at the 2 P .M. ceremony ✓ Home of R. I. ., TEL. WI 2:f,050 Miss Miller was graduated, which was held on Sunday, June magna cum laude, from Stern 25. Fred Kelman Photo College In 1960, after spending her Given In marriage by her Mrs. Sherman P. Fivoz:insky All forms of personal and business insurance junior year at Bar Ilan Univer­ father, the bride was gowned in sity in Israel under a full scholar­ silk organza with a scoop neck­ ship. Presently she is a graduate Rabbi Ell Bohnen officiated at including - Life - Accident - Group - Fire • line, cap sleeves, a fitted basque the wedding of Miss Marilyn Lei­ student at New York University bodice with a flat front skirt and Automobile - Casualty - Bonds where she is studying under a bowitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. a carriage back ending in a chapel Julius Leibowitz of 34 Radcliffe three year fellowship granted to length train. Her fingertip veil of her by the United States govern­ Avenue, and Sherman P . Fivozin­ Murry M. Halpert tiered silk illusion fell from a sky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving ment. coronet of seed pearls and crys­ 800 Howard Bldg. Mr. Malin studied at Purdue Fivozinsky of 11 Carol Drive, tal. She carried a white orchid Manchester, Conn., on June '18 in DE 1-9100 Residence: DE 1-6949 University and at Brooklyn Col­ and stephanotis on a white Bible. lege Law School and Is engaged Temple Emanuel. Cantor Jacob Miss Tobie Ehrenberg was maid Hohenemser assisted at the cere­ In the Import and export business. of honor and Mrs. Marilyn S. Mr. and Mrs. Malin will make mony. Slgal was matron of honor. They The bride, given in marriage by their home In Forest Hills, Queens, wore shell pink cocktail sheaths N . Y . her father, wore a gown of white with scoop neckllnes, cap sleeves silk organza over silk peau de sole $TUR STORAGfti.e/ Celebrate 60th Anniverslty and tiered oversklrts. and coronets Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Deutch fashioned with a portrait neck­ of pale pink organza and crystals line and short sleeves. Her bouf­ Call GA 1-8096 - Pick up service of 143 Sumter Stret were honored with short veils. They carried at a luncheon given by their fant skirt was accented by a sa­ Re-styling is an Art ... and we are nosebays of pale pink carnations tin cumberbund and her silk illus­ daughter and son-in-law, Dr. and and rosebuds. master Fur Artists Mrs. Ira Blum for their 60th wedd­ ion five tiered veil fell from a Miss Marilyn B. Unger and Miss queens crown of seed pearls and (The name Weinberg has been associated with Fine Furs Since 1916) ing anniversary on June 4 at the Harriet F . Unger, sisters of the Ledgemont Country Club in See­ aurora. crystals. She carried a - MINK A SPECIALTY - bride, were bridesmaids and wore bible with white orchids and 0 konk, Mass. cocktail length shell pink silk or­ E~ Mr. and Mrs. Deutch have two stephanotis. MARK WEINBERG ~i,:!, ganza gowns with bouffant skirts, Miss Elaine Cohen, was maid of 290 Westminster Street chlldren, Mrs. Blum and Edward fitted embroidered bodices, scoop Deutch of Providence; three honor, wore a gown of hyacinth necklines and cap sleeves. Their blue silk organza and carried a coronets were of pale pink or­ cascade of matching blue and ganza and crystals with short white flowers. veils. They carried nosebays of Maynard Leibowitz, brother of pink carnations and rosebuds. the bride, was best man. The us­ BIC 4th of JUlY CBEBRADON * Guests attended from Con­ hers were Samuel Ackerman, necticut, Rhode Island, Mass­ Steven Pickman. Joseph Segal, Ro­ achusetts, Vermont, New York, bert Segal, Irwin Feivou, Martin New Jersey, Pennsylvania. Ohio, Yavaner, Joel Medwin and Robert West Virginia and Florida. Bensamen. After a wedding trip to Ellen­ Following a wedding trip to Ber­ ville, N. Y ., the couple will reside muda the couple will reside in at 249 Northup Street, Cranston. Storrs, Conn. Announce Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Jack · Applebaum While in Israel, Rabbi and Mrs. of Lenox Avenue announce the en­ who is a student at the University gagement of their daughter, Judith Braude will join their son, Joel, D. Applebaum, to Charles B. Fink, of Jerusalem. son of Mr. and Mrs. Moe Fink of Miss Osterman Graduates Creston Way. Miss Naomi Osterman, daughter Miss Applebaum is a graduate of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Osterman . of Classical High School and Pem­ of 143 Porter Street, was graduat­ broke College. Mr. Fink attended ed from Harvard University Brown University and Is an al­ School of Publlc Health on June umnus of the Massachusetts In­ 15, with a masters degree in Social stitute of Technology. Science and Hygiene. An Aug. 27 wedding is planned. BIG 4th FEATURES Miss Osterman received her Third Son Bachelor of Science degree from . A~~s~~~L P..abbi and Mrs. Irwin H. Fish­ the Boston University School of GIGANTIC bein of 114 No. Franklin St., Journalism and a Masters degree NYACK, N. Y., announce the from Boston University In Public birth of their fourth child and Health Practices. RREWORKS third son, Robert Alan, on May Miss Osterman has been as­ • 18 . signed to the California State NITE B-4 and 4th of JULY Paternal grandparents are Mrs. Health Department for further Sadie Fishbein and Mr. Ralph study and will spend the summer MONDAY-Park Open Fishbein, both of Providence. Ma­ In that state. ternal grandparents are Mr. and First Son All Day And Nite -Complete SHORE DINNERS Mrs. Benjamin D. Tcath of Dr. and Mrs. Philip Schuback/ Cranston. BIG FREE with SWEET CORN and WATERMELON of 106 East Manning Street ani 2 SHOWS To Visit Israel CHOWDER, nounce the birth of their flrit Hank Walters and his Country Cah Rabbi and Mrs. William G. child and son, Marc Geoffrey, qn Ladd Lyons-A lesson In levity nd SPECIAL ci.,::T~::fto~ $1.10 Braude will leave for Europe and May 24. I Israel on Sunday. Rabbi Braude Maternal grandmother Is Mrl. TUESDA Y-2 Free Shows! GIANT MIDWAY THRILLS will read a paper at the Congress Myer Agulnick of Worceste", llob Porter-famous Specialty Act of Jewish Studies which will be Mass.,. and paternal grandpareats plus ... EDDIE ZACK WONDERFUL KIDDIELAN~ and his Hayloft Jamboree held in Jerusalem during the are Mr. and Mrs. David Schul>ack summer. of New York. I I J ) THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1961 11

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Wedding Trip--Mr. and Mrs .. Alan Gluckman of 19 Methyl Road, smile at the grimacing tiki god in the gardens of the Hilton Hawaiian Village on Waikiki Beach, where they are currently honeymooning. Mrs. Gluckman is the former Pris­ cilla Shuman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shuman of South Swansea, Mass. Austrian Suspects To Face Arrest VIENNA - Austrian authorities wlrt, as a suspect in the kllllng of will examine carefully all testi­ "five or six" Jews after the end mony developed at the Eichmann of World War II. trial in Israel, and wlll follow The man 1s alleged to have been through by arresting all .Austrian a member of a group which, ln . suspects impllcated in war crimes all, murdered eight or nine Jews as a result of such testimony, the as the war ended. Freuhwrit, ac­ government's two observers at the cording to the pollce, has "partly Eichmann trial announced here confessed." last week. The observers, Joseph Wlesinger and Leo Maler. returned here from Arabs To Use Force Jerusalem. They pointed out that already two men named at the Eichmann trial have been arrested In Irrigation Issue for compllcity in the murder of JERUSALEM - The Arab Lea­ Jews. gue's Supreme Defense Council, One is Frank Slavik, Eich­ which has Just CQncluded a series mann's bodyguard at Budapest, of meetings at Caro, has decided accused of helping Eichmann beat to "use force to prevent Israel's to death a Jewish boy suspected exploitation of the Jordan River of steallng some fruit off a tree for irrigation of the Negev Desert," in the garden adjoining Eich­ according to the Arab press, re­ mann's Hungarian headquarters. ceived here last week. The Su­ The other is an ex-Nazi named preme Defense Council decided to Franz Nowak, charged with hav­ confer again in two months to pick ing been an Eichmann accompllce. a "supreme commander" for an All material brought back by Arab Joint command. • FINEST CONTINENTAL TREAT THE FAMILY the observers will be reviewed and Information reaching here from any persons even partially impll­ the Arab states indicates also that CUISINE TO A REAL SURPRISE! cated will be investigated. Mean­ the Arab heads of sta\e plan to while, pollce here announced that give President Kennedy evasive • ULTRA - DELUXE Why eat the same foods at the same old authorities at Graz have arrested answers in response to his recent places when your family will have a ball an Austrian, named Joseph Freuh- letters to the Arab rulers. On the SERVICE dining at WILLIE'S! 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They said that, 1n IT, fd-/Nur ter carriers and halftracks which conformity with the Arab boycott, enable the firing of heavy mo­ both companies stm refused to tars from a mobile base, without sell Lucky Strike cigarettes to Is­ the need of unlimbering the flring rael. Brown & Williamson man­ apparatus from the base. Several ufacture the cigarette under 11- 1140 N. MAIN STREET., PROVIDENCE European armies, it was said, cense from the British firm. have requested that the Israel PHONE GAspee 1-8356 · government furnish them with de­ A Herald ad always gets the Open Mon. - Fri. 7 A. M. - 1 A. M. tails of the construction of this best results-our subscribers com­ Sat. and Sun. 7 A. M. - 3 A. M. type of halftrack. prise an active buying rµarket. 12 THE B. I ; IIEMLD, FBIDAY, .JUNE H, 1961 In Memory of ... Mrs. William H. Harris. JUNE SCHWARTZ, from Mr. 111d Mrs. Sol Sklaroff, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cedar, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ginsberg. MAX SIEGAL, from Mrs. Saul Feinberg, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shore, Mr. and Mrs. lrvtngKonov- A BVU.ETIN FOB AND ABOUT TBE JEWISH HOIIE f'O& THE AGED sky, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Deitch, tt HWlide Ana., PrOYidenc:e. B. L Mr. and Mrs. Louis Greenberg, ------,------Mr. and Mrs. Irving L Fain. In Memory of. ROBERT SHAPIRO. from Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sheffres. Yahrzeit Services in the Home Gifts To The Commemoration Fund Siegal, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Levy, Beloved father, LOUIS SHAT- commence at sunset the day pre­ Between May 27, 1961 andJune In Memory of ... Mr. and Mrs. Leo Grossman, Mr. KIN, from Mrs. Robert Sonion. vious. 23, 1961, the followtng contribu­ 111d Mrs. Clinton Grossman, Mr. - LOUIS SILVERMAN, from Mr. tions were received and are, here­ ris Prltsker, Dr. and Mrs. Israel and Mrs. WUliam Smira, Mr. and and Mrs. Manuel J. Cabral &. Son, SAnJRDAY, JULY 1 by, gratefully acknowledged: C. Levin, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gold­ Mrs. Harry Leven, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George J. Berger. William Elovitz blatt, Mr. Tom D' Ambra, Mr: and Frank W, Slepkow, Mr. and Mrs. MEYER SILVERMAN, from 1UESDAy • JULy 4 In Honor Of ... Mrs. Jacob Brier, Mrs. Aurelia Jacob L Felder, Or. and Mrs. Die Mr. and Mrs. Albert Davis. Sadie Braunstein The 60th ·wedding Anniversary Freedman and Family, Mr. and Berger, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kopit, Beloved mother,MARYSMl1li, Rebecca Frank Samuel Markoff of MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL N. Mrs. Anthony J, Sousa, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Massover, from Misses .Pearl and MolUe Peter Weinbaum DEUI'CH, from Mr. and Mrs. Sam­ Beloved mother, SHAYNE Mr. and Mrs. Louis Adler, Mrs. Smith. 5 uel Rapapone, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. FEIGA BRAVERMAN, from Mr. Leo Weiner, Mr. and Mrs. Irving LEONARD STERNSHER, from WEDNESDAY, JULY Samuel Salmanson, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Braverman. L Fain. Mrs. Hannah McElroy. Dora Schwartz MAX CHORNEY, from Mr. and Beloved father, HARRY GOLi> LENA TABER, from Mrs. Henry Aptel Benjamin Elman, The Albert I. Morris Kroll Gordons, Ida P. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pressman, Mr. andMrll. MAN and sister, ANNA R. TOD- Hattie Max. Hyman Bazar Mrs. Ira Galkin, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Goldfarb, Mrs. Louis Chor­ EROFF, from Mr. and Mrs. Frank BENJAMIN TICHMAN, from ney, Ida and Barney Buckler, Mr. E. Cohen. Dr. and Mrs. nte Berger. nruRSDAY, JULY 6 Leo Kopit. Louis SUgarman Their 60th Wedding Anniver­ and Mrs. Albert Davis, The Sarur­ IDA GOODMAN, from Mr. and IDA WEISER, from Mr. and day Night Clllb. Isaac Rose sary, from Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mrs. Myer Vascovitz. Mrs. Richard Klein, Mr. and Mrs. FRIDAY, JULY 7 - N, Deutch. IDA DAVIDSON, from Mrs. HARRY GREENBAUM, from Jack Goldenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Max Siegal, Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Louis Vtnetsky The 50th Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fain, Mr. and Manuel Yom1g, Mr. and Mrs. wm- Sugarman, Mrs. Rachel Biller, Mrs. David Pollock. tam Lipsey. Mrs. Lena E. Cohen. SATIJRDAY, JULY 8 m MR. AND MRS. LOUIS FINK, Mr. and Mrs. David Spunt. Samuel Newburger from Mr. and Mrs. HenryHelfand, JOHN HERCK, from Mrs. Ja- REV. PHILIP KELLER, from WILLIAM OW ARES, from Mrs. cob Ernstof. Mrs. Mollie Applebaum, Mr. and Gussie Charren Mr. and Mrs. Irving A. Smith,Mr. Esther Devora Morein and Mrs. EU Smith, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Harris. JOSEPH HOCHMAN, from Mr. Mrs. Frank Youngsteln, Mr. and ABRAHAM ESSENFELD, from 111d Mrs. Harold Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Licker. MONDAY, JULY 10 Harry Zakoff, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. David Pollock, Mr. Harry Glass Rakatansky. Mrs. Al Surdut, Mr. and Mrs. Beloved mother, ESTiiER and Mrs. Milton M. Frank, Mrs. 1UESDAY, JULY 11 lbeir 50th Wedding Anniver­ Mack Wasserman, Dr. and Mrs. KENNER, from Mr. and Mrs. Jade Isaac Gerber, Mr. and Mrs. Abra­ Hyman Herman Rose sary, from Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ilie Berger, Min and Marty Alt- Kagan, Mr. andMrs. JacobKenner, ham M. Percelay. Sarah Slepsky Fink.' man, Gert andBlllGoldberg,Dorls Mr. and Mrs. Ira Galkin. HAROLD FENER, from Ben WEDNESDAY, JULY 5 The 50th Wedding Anniversary Karlin, Lou and Ruth Silverman. BESSIE KLESNICH, New York and Cell Elman. Beloved brother, AMNONHOR- City, from Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Samuel Landesberg of MR, AND MRS. WILLIAM Louis Rosen SMl1lf, Winthrop, Mass., from BENNIE FIREMAN, from Mr. VITZ, from Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Glantz, Mr. and Mrs. Jud Bomes, and Mrs. Louis Fireman, Dr. and Sheffres. Mr. Harvey Bomes. nruRSDAY, JULY 13 Mrs. Kate Feldstein. Mrs. EU Fireman. Sophia Fin1clestein The 25th Wedding Anniversary MANUEL HYMAN, from Mrs. Beloved mother, grandmother, Beloved husband and father, William H. Hanis. and great grandmother. GITTEL FRIDAY,JULY 14 of MR. AND MRS. DAVID A. LIN­ MEIER FRIED, from Mrs. Sadie Fannie Weiner Lorange DER, from Mrs. Moses A. Snow. Beloved husband, DR. JULIDS KOLODNEY. from Mr. and Mrs. Fried, Mrs. Samuel Wilk, Mrs. Rose Bezan · The Bar Mitzvah of their son, IRVJl',K;, from Mrs. Julius Irving. Max Harriet, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Harry J. Sklut. Celia Nachamovsky CHARLES BACKMAN TEMKIN, Jl)OOE PHILIP C. JOSLIN, H. Kolodney, Mr. and Mrs. Harry SHIRLEY GALKIN, from Mr. from Dr. and Mrs. Albert C. Ber- J. Kolodney, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel SATIJRDAY, JULY 15 from Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs. Tem­ Sarah Lan kin. and Mrs. Joseph Miller, Mr. and ger, Mrs. WilliamlsraelandFam- J, Kolodney, Mr. and Mrs. Morris SUNDAY, JULY 16 The 35th Wedding Anniversary Mrs. David Pollock, Mr. and Mrs. ily, Belle and Carl Goldblatt, Mr. Feldman, Mr. and Mrs. Saul Hirsh, Harry Schlossberg, Mr. and Mrs. Sarah Silverstein MR. ANDMRS. BARNEY BUCK­ and Mrs. Jacob L Felder. Harvey Feldman, William Feld­ m Jack Kagan, Mrs. William H. MONDAY, JULY 17 LER, from Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Beloved parents, HARRY AND man, Ivy Beth Hirsh, Eileen Wendy Harris, Mr. and Mrs. George Car­ Else Herzberg Hecker, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar ETTA KATZ, from Mrs. Rose K. Hirsh. son, Mrs. Lena E. Cohen, Mrs. Cohen. GORDON JOEL KOLODOFF, 1UESDAY, JULY 18 Hecker. Rose Adler The marriage of grandson, Max Siegal, Mr. _and Mrs. Leo DR. MYRON KELLER, from from Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fireman, ARnruR RICHTER , TO JUIX1li Grossman, Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. William H. Harris, Mr. and Dr. and Mrs. Eli Fireman. nruRSDAY, JULY 20 Smira, Dr. and Mrs. me Berger, Joseph Heller CHERNACIC, from Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Samuel N. Deutch. ABRAHAM KONOPKY, from . Max J, Richter. Mrs. William Israel and Family, DORA RIDDELL, from Mr. and Mrs. Annie Rotenberg and Ruth, FRIDAY, JULY 21 Mrs. Leo Weiner, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gerald Arbor, Mr. and Mrs. Ruth and Lou Silverman, Mr. and Mary Aronson In Thankfulness for Jacob I. Felder. Bernard S. Goldberg,Mr.andMrs. Mrs. Sam Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. 1UESDAY, JULY 25 Be I o v e d mother, CHANNAH John Newman, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harry Lipsey, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dora Tobe The Recovery Of ... GASN, from Miss Reba Gasn. Newman, Mr. and Mrs. Mal Pay- Resnick. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26 MR. SIDNEY HOFFMAN, from IDA GELLER, Warwick, R. I., nor, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Salman- ANNIE C. KRASNOFF, from Jennie Sugarman Sylvia Jacobs, Ann Sturnfeld,Rose from Mr. and Mrs. Irving Konov­ son, Mr. and Mrs. MeyerRosofsky, Mrs. Philip Dubin and son, Jesse. William Granoff Parizer, Sarah Ross, Mr. and sky. Dr. and Mrs. Ilie Berger. JAMES L. KW ASHA, from Mr. FRIDAY, JULY 28 Mrs. L. Parizer. ROSE GERBER, from Mrs. Beloved am1t, DORA RIDDELL, and Mrs. Meyer Rosofsky, Mrs. Malka Silverman MR. SAMUEL COKEN, from William H. Hanis. · from Mr. and Mrs. James Rakusin. Jules Sorgman, Mr. and Mrs. Mor­ Israel Beck Miss Anna.Frucht. SAM GERSHMAN, from Mr. KATE ROITMAN, from~. and rls Beranbaum, Mr. and Mrs. Myrtle Blanche Zarchen MR. SAMUEL RAPAPORTE, Harvey B. Sindle. Mrs. BenLieberman,Mr. andMrs. James Kaplan, Mr. andMrs. Rubin Abraham Teper JR., from Dr. and Mrs. Ira Blum. FRANCES GOLDMAN, from Philip Doctor. Mr. and Mrs. David Sugarman, Mr. and Mrs. William SATIJRDAY, JULY 29 Niece, MRS. JAMES TAYLOR, . Mrs. Samuel Rigelhaupt, Mrs. Ja­ A. Linder, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lipsey, Mrs. Isaac Gerber, Mr. Annie Goldman New York, from Mrs. Rose Kaha­ cob Schinagel,Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mittleman, Mrs. Max Siegal, Mrs. and Mrs. Irving J. Glantz, Mr. Sarah Berick novsky. A. Bellin, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Isaac Gerber, Mr. and Mrs. Leo and Mrs. Irving Konovsky. Myer Millman August, Dr. and Mrs. Ira Blum, Grossman, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Beloved brother, SAMUELLE- Abraham Goldman In Appreciation Of ... Mrs. Lena Agronick, Mr. and Mrs. Grossman. BOW, from Miss Rose Lebow . MONDAY, JULY 31 DR. ILIE BERGER for h 1 s .Samuel Salmanson, Mr. and Mrs. HYMAN ROTI-IMAN, Norwich, Beloved parents, HYMAN AND Joseph Wallace many kind deeds and thoughtful­ Louis Fain, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Conn. , from Mr. and Mrs. Irwin FANNIE LECHT, from Mrs. Ja- Max Applebaum ness to others, from Mr. andMrs. Hak, Mr. andMrs. HarryGoldberg, Priest. cob Frank. 1UESDAY, AUGUST 1 Benjamin H. Millman. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jacobs, BESSIE ROSENBERG, from ELI LEVIN, from AnnaFrucht, Leah Hellman Yvonne and Sidney Dressler, Mr. Bertha and Daniel Jacobs, The Mr. and Mrs. Leo E. Blumen, Sarah Rapoport In Memory Of ... and Mrs. Jack Goldenberg, Mr. Frucht Family, Mrs. Ida Robin, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Kolodney, Goldie Lecht and Mrs. Morris Summer, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leven, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Linder, WEDNESDAY, AOOUST 2 Beloved father Mrs. Sanford White, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Jack Goldenberg, Mrs. Mr. Maurice Sweet, Mr. Jack Mary Burton from Mr. Benjamin Harry Schlossberg, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kalman, Mr. and Mrs. Will- Saltzman, Mr. Cliff Levin, Mr. FRIDAY, AUGUST 4 Abish. William Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. tam GolUs &. Family, Mr§. Martha Steve Wolfson, Mr. William Ash­ Herman Rand Rt.mi BADER, from Irma and David Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. David Fruit and Daughters, Mr. and Mrs. ton, The Albert I. Gordons, Ida P. Anna Shore Ed Katz, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Solish, Mr. and Mrs. Louts Madow­ George Leven, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Gordon, Mrs. Lena E. Cohen, Mr. May their souls rest in peace. Yom1g, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Fox, sky, Mr. and Mrs. EIUot J. Paris, seph Markovitz, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Jack Pritsker, Mr. and Mrs. Reba Silverman. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Linder, Nathan Chaiken, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Martin Curran. In Memory 01 •.. CHARLES BARBER, from Mrs. Mr. and Mi,s. Jack Kagan, Mr. and Lester Friedman. ALFRED LEWINSTEIN, from Mass., from Miss Rose Bloom. Pauline A. Koden. Mrs. M. Konopky, Mrs. WUliam Beloved am1t, BESSIE ROSEN- Miss Anna Frucht, Mr. and Mrs. JOHN L. MYERS, from Mr. ESTIIER BILGOR, from Mr. H. Harris, Hinds Chemical and BERG, from Dr. and Mrs. Israel Abraham Cohen, Ruth and Lou and Mrs. Jacob I, Felder, Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Engel, Mr. and Supply Co., .Mr. and Mrs. George C. Levin. Silverman. and Mrs. Ute Berger, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Engle, Miss Ida Engel, Carson, Mr. and Mrs. Murry Bur- MORRIS SALTER, from Mr. FANNIE MACK, from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Konovsky, Mrs. Celia Mrs. Anna Fink, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Myer M. Cooper, Mrs. Mrs. LeRoy Hanson. lzeman, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Jerome Adler, Rose and Selma rows, The Albert· I. Gordons, Ida Max Siegal, Mr. and Mrs. Louis LOUIS MARTIN, Paterson, Efros, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robin, Katz. P. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sackett, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Galkin, N. J., from Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mr. and Mrs. Jack Broadman, ROSE BUEDEN, from Mr. and Garfinkel, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mr. and Mrs. Leo Grossman, Mr. Platktn. Mr. and Mrs. George Carson, Mrs. Meyer Vascovitz, Mr. and s. Caine, Mrs. Lena E. Cohen, and Mrs. William Smtra, Mr. and Beloved parents, MR. AND Mr. and Mrs. Louis Garber, Rose Mrs. Samuel M. Berkowitz. Mrs. Jacob Berkelhammer, Mr. Mrs. Harry Leven, Barney and MRS. HARRY MATLIN, MR. AND and Abe Freedman, Mr. and Mrs. ·' SOLOMON BRANDT, from Mr. and Mrs. Chester Conlon, Jr. ,Mr. TIIUe Kenner, Dr. and Mrs. Albert MRS. HYMAN LIPSEY, from Mr. Herman S.. Caine, Mr. and Mrs. A. and Mrs. Sidney Pickar, Mrs. Richard Casey, Mr. and Mrs. Ben­ c. Berger. and Mrs. William Lipsey. Fabricant, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Clara Lerner, Mr. and Mrs. Mor- jamin H. Millman, Mrs. Max BER'lliA SCHLOSSBERG,from SAMUEL MINTZ, Fall River, (Continue4 ·on Pa,e'H1 ' , EE3 - --~ =-·- = === = ~ -·-·-·-··~- -- ... ~ ~-,

Excellent opportunities are in THE R. I . HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1961 13 the Herald's Classified ads. •// ON ISRAELI TOUR CRISP and BROWN JERUSALEM - East Nigerian Saturday Evening 5-8 P.M. Premier Boltor Michel Okpara be­ BUFFET SUPPER PINEAPPLE WAFFLES fit~RGANIZATI0N NEWS By Candlelight HOT SYRUP and BUTTER gan a tour of Israel last week, FABULOUS DESSERTS East Side Diner INSTALL NEW OFFICERS director of the Rhode Island Au­ including visits to agricultural MISS DUTTON'S settlements, vocational schools Near Red Bridge Roberta Abrams was installed dubon Society. DExter 1-5995 360 Waterman Street as president of the Robert Ar­ Joseph Gladstone, chairman of thur Lavan B. B. G. at a meeting the Center's Camping Con:µnittee, held on June 20. Parents and announced that there are still 11 m I t e d registration openings PIANO REFINISHING members attended the Installa­ tion. Mrs. Pearl Woolf Is advisor available In all three Center day camp divisions. "Camp Jaycee", Re-Styling to Spinet Beauty to the chapter. Marsha Lippman was chairman of the installation the Center's junior camping pro­ Complete Piano Rebuilding and Barbara Levine served as in­ gram, Is open to boys and girls in by Master Craltsmen sta111ng officer. Hope Elkins and kindergarten and - first grade. Why Cook Dinner ALL COLORS & STAINS Shore Dinner MATCHED TO PERFECTION Pamela Millman took Life Mem­ "Camp Centerland", is open to bership. youngsters from second grade Hall Open Daily! Tonight, Mom? through eleven years. "Camp Ad­ Mahogany Other officers who were Installed The Whole Family Will Enjoy venture", the Center's senior day Driftwood include Marcia Lippman and camping program, is open to boys Fruitwood Deborah Kushner, vice-presidents; CHOWDER and CLAM CAKES Marsha Reback, recording secre­ and girls 12 and 13 years old. Ebony-Blond children under 12 - ½ price Antique tary; Joan Bernstein, correspond­ The 1961 camp season will open (oil you can eat) $1 10 plus two free Pumice, etc. ing secretary; Marcia Markovitz, on Monday, July 3, with two four­ • rides weekdays treasurer; Carol Kaufman, as­ week periods. The second period WE BUY AND SELL PIANOS sistant treasurer; Sharon Cutler, will begin on Monday, July 31. At ROCKY POINT'S WRITTEN GUARANTEE M. I . T . mother; Ellen Rodman, Easy Terms Free Parking monitress, and Hope Elkins, FAMOUS SHORE DINNER HALL Faln's Bldg., 128 No. Main St, Loans Made By JDC Open 9-) . Wed. 9-9 EL 1-8568 councelor. Reach All-Time High TRAINING INSTITUTE GENEVA - Loans made by 40 LI FF~~ ..~_RILL I JDC Institutions operating in 19 1 Nearly 70 members of the staff countries last year reached an all­ of the Jewish Community Center's time high of $3 ,118,000, or an In­ Summer Day Camps participated crease of $240,000 over the total in the annual Pre-Camp Staff loaned In 1959 It was disclosed training Institute that was con- · here by the Joint Distribution - _ FANDU R ducted Mondar t_hrough Thursday Committee reconstruction depart- at the East Side Center building ment In a report which said that and at Camp Centerland at Hope, the current boom in the econ- R. I. omles of most western European GARME NT The Institute climaxed with countries had had a benefical ef- the annual "Parent. Counselor feet on the 1960 programs of the STO RAGE Night", conducted at the East loan Institutions. Side Center building on Thursday Losses from failure to repay AJ...,....,. In Cold Storage Vaults at 8 P.M. Parents of all children dropped In 1960, the survey show- W...... n..,.. E,,e. 13.IO, 3.60, 3.30 S3 Seo h for Mon. thru Thurs. even. Fri. I S.t. h•. k .10, 3.90, 3.60, 3.30, 2.50 ond Sot. Mot. sold ot Almacs only. ~ & ~~ enrolled In the Center's three day ed. and, In addition, substantial Sot. ...._ tl.71, 3.10, 3.Z5 CLIAN~■ -!,,,: , .· . -e,i-. .· -.~ camp programs were Invited to sums that had been written off as u ,. , attend, meet the staff, and get losses In previous years were made answers to their questions about good. • HOXSIE 4 co~.;;;_~ the camp program. Among the loans issued in 1960, • WILLET AVE., RIVERSIDE A special training program on some 1,800 were to families of re- RE 7-4567 nature lore and nature activities fugees, repatriates and newcom- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~w~as~d~lr~e~c~t~ed~~by:_~Al~f~r~ed~H~a~w~k=e~s, ers, thus helping them to become --= integrated Into the economies of their new homelands, particularly 0 In Australia, Israel, South Ameri­ ca, France and Poland. In Israel, }.1EE -~· the loans enabled many of the physically handicapped newcomers +10N.G Restaurant to set themselves up in business. Famous For Attention WI WILL f'AY HALI' LIBRARY OPEN AMIIIICAN AND ,------OF THI FIIIIT HOUII The library and fac111tles of the CHINISE FOOD IN f'AIIKING LDT ACIIOII ITIIIIT Bureau of Jewish Education will I 5 " · Orders To Take out WEEKDAYS AFTIII M. GA l-:1511 ANYTIME SUNDAYS OIi HOLIDAYS be open all summer except for the ·------first two weeks In August. "There's f'IIIFICT MEALS AT LOW f'IIICIS a Career for You in Jewish Ed­ ucation," a new pamphlet for BRING THE FAMILY young people Is available at the Full Course Sunday Dinnen Bureau library. This pamphlet, TIM Kind YOU'ii Like prepared by the American Asso­ No Liquor - Open 11 • .m. to 11 p.rn.-lat, •nd Sun. 11 a.rn. to 12 11,111. cia tlon for Jewish Education, de­ ■ 101 W£STMINST€k ST· NfKt•AACAOE ■ scribes the possibilities available • In the field of Jewish education.

ELLIOT F. SLACK

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Ben post as director of the Conserva­ FLOORS • WALLS · WOODWORK Rosenstein, Mrs. Sarah Snow, Mr. tion Fonclere ln the Moroccan CELLARS and Mrs. Max Harriet, Mr. and -p~~~ Finance Ministry. · FREE ESTIMJt.TI • Mrs. Morris Feldman, Mr. and His dismissal was followed by a Fresh Seafood Mrs. Paul I. Weinberg, Mrs. Pau­ campaign against him ln the ex­ GE 8-2242 GALILEE, R. I. line A. Kotlen,. Mr. and Mrs. . tremist Moslem Journal, Al OUmal, Samuel J. Kolodney, Mr. and Mrs. ALFRED ARRUDA, JR. TWIN SEA FOOD which has accused him of Zionist Myer Kaplan, Mr. and Mrs. Syd­ affiliations. Earlier this year, PLAffll ney Rakatansky, Mr. and Mrs. $2.45 Meyer Toledano was removed Clams, Shrimp, Lobster Salad, Israel Welner, Dr. and Mrs. Ber­ DORIC DAY Fllat of Sola, Scallops, nard J. Berstein. · from his post as Judicial counselor French Frlu, Cola Slaw ' Beloved bu sband, PAUL to the Moroccan Foreign Ministry. Summer Camp MORRIS, from Mrs. Paul Morris. In another development, un­ STEAM CL;AMS, CHOWDER $l 35 .easiness was reported among 145 Pontiac Avenue, Cranston AND CLAM CAKES • IDA WILLIS, from Mr. and State Licensed - Cettified THc/Nrs Mrs. Samuel Feltal. Moroccan Jews after further study of the 17 articles of the new 27,000 SQUARE FEET OF LOUIS J. TEMKIN, from Mrs. ENCLOSED PLAY AREA Regina Brouth. "Fundamental Law" signed by SOPHIE YUFFEE, from Mr. K.lng Hassan on June 2. • Swimming Pool • Hikes PRICES SLASHEDI arti­ • Picnic Area • Creative Play and Mrs. Mack Wasserman, Mr. One particularly disturbing • -Rest Periods • Indian Lore On All Name Brand and Mrs. Ben Sugarman. cle Is number 15, which stresses - BALANCED HOT MEALS - that Morocco will not only remain SYNAGOGUE DONATIONS A1u: 3 to I YHn SWEATERS Mrs. H. 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Javits of New York, Philip A. Hart of Michigan, and Gale W. McGee of Wyoming, FREEi · co-chairmen of a national spon­ w...c ....t ____ ·m sors committee for the project. Moth Proofing The statue, which is to be a gift to Israel from the American RESERVATIONS FOR ON ALL people, will stand on the slopes of • AIRLINES • STEAMSHIP DRY CLEANING Mount Carmel overlooking Hai­ fa harbor, where hundreds of • HOTELS • CRUISES thousands of immigrants first ar­ rived in the Jewish State. To be NEW AIR FARE from named "Statue Shalom," the ill­ NEW YORK to MIAMI (ROUND TRIP) $73.50 uminated pillar will be erected on SEVEN DAYS IN HOTEL 19.50 a site donated by the City of Hai­ Bar Mitzvah - Kenneth I ro • HOXSIE 4 CORNERS fa and will be dedicated on July Plus TOTAL Tax $93.00 4, American Independence Day. lndell, son of Mr. and Mrs. • WILLET AVE,, RIVERSIDE Wolter lndell of 74 Gallatin Construction of the statue is ex­ For Reservatlcns and Information - SEE or CALL RE 7-4567 pected to be completed in 1963. Street, become Bar Mitzvoh at the Congregation Sons of Tourist Travel Bureau, Inc. Abraham on April 29. A 776 HOPE STREET 561 CHARI. ES STREET U. S. To Do Research On reception was held at the Providence 6, R. I. GA 1-9422 Providence 4, R. I. GA 1-9424 Reserve Now For synogouge following the ser­ Oflicial Agent - ATC • IA TA • STEAMSHIP LINES July 4th lsrae.li Achievements vices. 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POOLS ligious bigotry by employers and • IRVING FIELDS' TWO OROtESTRAS (Heated unions in collective bargaining ... cocktails and dancing on the terrace indoor elections. • SWIMMING POOL FED BY CASCADING and Outdoor) In testimony before the House FALLS Committee on Education and La­ .. . and the world-famous bor, Will Maslow, executive . di­ "Mountain-Spray" Shower rector of the American Jewish WENTWORTH • · FAST TENNIS COURTS Congress, said the NLRB had con­ . . . and the finest otftletic facilities sistently upheld the use of racial • FABULOUS ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY and religious epithets, defamatory .. . Broadway stan and libels and similar expressions in HALL fint-r'un Cinemascope movies deciding unfair labor practices • GOURMET CUSINE . .. LUNCH AT POOL- In the White Mts., at Jackson, New Hampshire SIDE "GATEWAY TO RELAXATION" cases and in reviewing Labor and the CAPE ANN TRAIL Board elections. Ol"EN TO SEPT. 15th • SUPERVISED DAY CAMP on Picturesque North Shore "Such appeals to prejudice poi­ For resemtlons and frll color IMochirt­ lverythln1 to 111atch your vacatl011 son the atmosphere and make it ln Boston CALL: HI 2-1441 nHds In our oceenslde setting: impossible to conduct a .fr.ee and ■t no extta charge, you con enjoy . • • (direct line to Wentwortb Hell). * SWEDISH MASSAGE* FINNISH STEAM fair election," the American Jew­ Write: Jackson, New ffln1lsblre f.V 3-4343) BATH * SEASIDE SOLARIUM * MOVIES ish Congress spokesman declared. * SUMPTUOUS MEALIS * SUPERVISED •Y'GllftllVII .... DIETS * FIRESIDE HORS D'OE'.UVRES PARTIES . Other feoturH: GOLF* TENNIS* HORSE­ MACCABIAJI GAMES BACK RIDING * SIGHT-SEEING * FISH• NEW YORK - The United ING . - BOATING • . ANTIQUING • States Maccabiah Committee re­ Coll or write: Fred & Carole BlooM ported last week that 173 Amer- . Phone: LAkeaide ..5-3411 lean Jewish athletes had been ap­ Of'EN • • . YIAR 'ROUND proved as candidates for the American t:eam to be sent to the M6":nolia Manor Sixth Maccabiah Games in Israel ~ GNOLIA, MASS next August. The approved candi­ \J~~~~·C,HWAf f g Q M All P Ol .., T\ T O dates come from 26 states and the WENTWORTH HALL IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS -. " ~ Jl°V"'')l ;\ At,,l/1( IJ8 "' O A T H 1 0 l J IT District of Columbia. 16 THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1961 A subscription to the Herald is a good gift idea for the person MEETS BEN-GUBION AJC Hails Decision who "has everything" else. Call CANDID WEDDINGS JERUSALEM - Walworth Bar­ UN 1-3709. BAR MITZVAHS bour, the new United States Am­ bassador to Israel, ,called on Pre­ Of Supreme Court EMBASSY STUDIOS mier Ben Gurion last week for an NEW YORK ....,. The American 120 PARK AVE • . CRANSTON "acquaintance meeting." Jewish Congress last week hailed WEINSTEIN'S ST 1-6769 the unanimous decision of the LAKE PEARL MANOR, Inc. Use Herald Classified ads. U.S. Supreme Court that states L•k• Peul, Wrenth•m, Mass. could not compel officeholders to off route 1A declare belief in God. Directly on Lake PHrl FATHER LIKES I I I The Jewish group had provided Excellent legal counsel for Roy R. Torcaso, BOATING - SWIMMING MOTHER LOVES I I I whose right to hold public office in FISHING JUN101 THINU ITS CHAND! Maryland despite his refusal to - Nominal R•tes - declare a belief in God was up­ RESERVATIONS PLEASE h It any wonder th.♦ the held by the high court. ST 1•9761 EV 4-3102 whole f•mily ••- on Rabbinical Supervision I. Pickholtz C.rand Le.. Locl9e. We've In a statement, the AJCon­ 9ot •v•rythl119 for • whole­ gress declared: Come ond enjoy the new building sonte, tnaly enjoy•ble ••ce• "We are deeply gratified at the tion. 2 mile priv•te leb, ..od beech, fi1hin9 Ir swim­ court's ruling that any religious min9. Air-cond. dioin9 ( di .. test for public office violates ttie Our Younger Set - Mork t•ry l•w1), ent•rt•inment, most fundamental principle of Asher, 27 months old, is the dencing nit•ly. Splendid d•y f American democracy - that a son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ump Ir nite p•trol for junior. man's religious beliefs or dis­ Speci•I THn•A9er'1 pr09r•m. beliefs are in no way subject to Asher of Meriden, Conn. government control. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. We tltinA il'1 o Milton Kelman of Providence, and (i-Jk'ekl, "The fact that Mr. Torcaso was' dHl■tenl, eKlti.9 Mr. and Mrs. Allen Asher of UIAIDI, COIL • Tel.I IIAIAIA 2•7111 an atheist only underscores the lfocolion ••perience North Hollywood, Calif. Maternal J.. I: SrMa Taaaealta--. Owaer■ ltip 11,t. democratic principle that no great-grandfather is Jacob Chase man's religious freedom is secure of Providence. unless the rights of all to believe or disbelieve as their conscience dictates are protected. Shelley Berman "Religious liberty and sepera­ To Appear At tion of church and state have won a major victory in the unanimous Warwick Theatre decision of the Supreme Court." Although Shelley Berman's pro­ Leo Pfeffer, general counsel of fessional activities this year have the AJCongress, served as chief included television appear ances attorney for Mr. Torcaso and arg­ with Perry Como and Jack Parr, a starring dramatic role on Twi­ ued his case before the Supreme SPORTS galore ... GOLF on premises Court. 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