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New York RabbisRequest Halt To Telecast Of 'Merchant Of Venice' NEW YORK - The New to having C.B.S. 'televise the York Board of Rabbis requested play loca))y he would hesitate THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS . a halt to the scheduled telecast to cancel the program. of "The Merchant of Venice" "If the play's good enough •in Central Park, It was report­ VOL. XLVI, No. 15 JUNE 22, 1962 16 PAGES for our audiences In Central ed by Arthur Gelb In the New Park," be said, "It's good York Times. A delegation of the enough for the rest of the city. Dr. Caroll Silver To Address board, representing 800 Reform, I have great sympathy with the Report Hitler's Conservative and Orthodox rab­ Board of Rabbis and for the bis In Greater New York, met good work they have done In with Parks Commissioner New­ Orthopedic· Group In Yugoslavia Deputy Lives (Continued on PB&"e 13) by Cella Zuckerber&' bold Morris and Joseph Papp. director of the Shakespeare "I am looking forward with In S America Festival, to protest the produc­ great pleasure to great you and PARIS - Martin Bormann, tion of what they termed an Legislators your family In my country and deputy to Adolf Hitler, Is alive. anti-Semitic play. I will arralnge everything to resides In South America, and After the hour-long meeting Undecided On make your short stay a pleas­ visits Europe once every year, In Commissioner Morris' Office, ant one. 2 month ago I have according to disclosures made Mr. Papp said he was bound by tryed a bilateral Stoffel and here by Angel Alcazar de Velas­ contract to allow the Columbia Sunday Laws Sllfversklold operation with a co, a Spaniard who was form­ Broadcasting System to televise BOSTON The Massa- girl 6 year old, and the im­ erly Spain's press attache In the play loca))y. But he assured mediate result Is excelent. By chusetts State Senate and the London. Velasco, who Is 52, had the rabbis he would ask the House of Representatives were now she Is tricycle riding; she won from Hitler the award of network not to release the tape was never on her feet before split last week on propasals to the Iron Cross "for services to stations outside of New York. amend the Sunday blue Jaws In operation." performed." '"I am doing this," Mr. Papp This quotation from a letter such a way that business enter­ According to Velasco, he was explained last night, "not be­ prises that observe Saturday as written to Dr. Caroll M. Sliver of the chief of Nazi counter­ cause I feel the play Is anti­ Providence by Dr. Rudi Kandel the Sabbath may remain open espionage ln Spain In 1940, and Semitic, but because the rabbis on Sundays. of Yugoslavia Is perhaps the continued to work for the Nazis seemed to sincerely concerned." best commentary on the work when Spain sent ·him to the During the meeting the rab­ The House rejected a pro­ which Dr. Silver and his part­ post In London, where he served bis said they deplored the selec­ posed amendment two weeks ner Dr. Stanley D. Simon, ln 1941 and 1942. He said that tion of the play for the park ago. The Senate passed the orthopedic surgeons, have been In 1945, a Nazi agent, bearing but realized It was too late to amendment by a vote of 21 to doing for several years. Dr. Caroll M. Silver- the code name of '"Fellpl," ap­ substitute another work. They 14, but there are demands that Although both are well­ proached hlm In Madrid. and added that "they were more the Senate reconsider the lib­ knowri for the orthopedic work could expect was through phy­ told him to await the arrival concerned with the possible im­ eralization of the blue Jaws. ◄ whlch they do, they have been slcal therapy. Although physl­ Rabbi Samuel J . Fox, vice­ ◄ of "a most Important person­ pact of the stereotyped charac­ ◄ partlcularly Interested In the cal therapy Is important, lt age" within a month. The per­ ter of Shylock on an amor­ president of the Massachusetts ◄ help which surgery can give has been found that surgery Council of Rabbis, and chair­ ◄ son turned out to be Bormann, phous, Invisible mass television ◄ those who are afflicted with can also be helpful. he said. and he took Bormann audience.'' man of the council's social ◄ cerebral palsy. According to Dr. Sliver, sur- In a submarine from a fishing One rabbi said he was · upset actions committee, has praised Caused by brain Injury. cere- gery will not make a palsy vlc­ port In northwest Spain to by the fact that the play was the Senate for Its action, say­ j bral palsy affects muscles which tim normal. but It will allow southern Argentina, near Pata­ being presented with the sanc­ Ing it has provided "equality control expression .and action, him to use muscles over which gonia. The voyage, he said, tion of the city. The city has and freedom to every religious an~ f2! this re!!50n _pr .. Sliver he would have had no control took 21 days. appropriated $100,000 of the belief." says, the people afflicted often • before. Velasco said he last met Bor­ $285,000 needed to run the The Pilot. organ of the Catho­ 1j are classed as under par In In order to spread the lnfor­ mann In Ecuador In 1958. The summer season. lic Archdiocese here, has bitter­ braln capacity. This, Dr. Sliver matlon about the surgical pro­ Hitler deputy by that time. he The play, which will open the ly assailed the Senate, declar­ says, Is not the case most of cedures which he and Dr. Si­ said, had aged considerably, and new Shakespeare Festival am­ ing specltlca))y that the Senate the time. "There are bad cere- mon use, they have traveled to several countries where they had changed his appearance phitheatre near Belvedere Tow­ vote favors · "prlncipa))y Jews bral palsy cases where the per- have lectured and demonstrat­ through plastic surgery on his er Lake will be haped by and · Adventists." charging the son ls Incapable of taking care face. C.B.S. at a preview perform­ amendment "clearly gives com­ of himself, but the brain Is not ed surgical procedures. Meanwhile In Rome. Eva ance. mercial advantage to one min­ onty perfectly clear. but close Dr. Sliver and his family Rabbinical Assembly that I France, were voiced here by a by many Jews." didn't want to rise any higher group of experts participating Senators Jacob K. Jav!ts and In the ranks, I was secretary of In a radio discussion on Station Kenneth B. Keating, members the Rabbinical Assembly. WNEW, erttltled "The Algerian of the panel, advocated the I'm somewhat · familiar with Jew: The Man In the Middle." need for International aid to what happens. It Is true that The warnings came after one those Algerian Jews who wish the Assembly and Its publica­ of the participants In thepanel, to emigrate either to France or tion "Conservative Judaism" Is Abdel A. Chanderll. permanent to Israel. Other participants In usually thought of as the voice representative In New York for the radio discussion included of Conservative Judaism. Actu­ the provisional Alger!anNat!on­ Samuel Blumenfeld, secretary ally, It Is not, although I be­ allst Government, declared that, of the American Committee for lieve people have a right to as­ while Algerian Jews will be France and Algeria; Dr. Wil­ sume It Is. The editor of "Con­ "welcome to stay," some Jews liam Korey. of the B'na! B'r!th servative Judaism" decided may face prosecution for hav­ that the question of the "Place ing been lined up on the side International Council; and Hal Lehrman, Journalist. of the Center on the American of the OAS, the French rebel Jewish Scene" might make a underground opposed to an in­ They were gloomy of the fu­ good subject for a kind of Sym­ Dr. Bemard Carp dependent Algeria. ture of the Jews in Algeria. posium. Unfortunately, (and I President of the Congregation say this on the basis of a meet­ or the President of the Center. Ing which I attended) it was They may be rivals In one way Rabbi Eli Bohnen felt that he did not In these or another. Sometimes these From Friday To Friday In introducing Rabbi Ell Boh­ articles, really present a sYlll· things do have their repercus­ nen of Temple Emanuel, chair­ poslum of various points of sions in the community. How­ man Bertram Bernhardt read view. In the main, he sought ever, the new President of the Beryl Segal's a news release from the Rhode only those writers who would Rabbinical Assembly, elected Island Herald which reported corroborate the point of view two weeks ago, has one of the final column for the season is published assertions of the Rabbinical which he had. leading Center Directors as a Assembly of America In Its Now It may be that in some member of his congregation in this week's R. I. Herald publication "Conservative Ju­ communities, there Is conflict and Is on very friendly terms daism", that "The Jewish Com­ between the Center and the with him. Bernie Carp and I MR. SEGAL HAS GONE ON VACATION. munity Center had outlived !ts Synagogue. This may come and your previous Director have usefulness and tended to ghet­ about because of differing , per­ never had any conflict. He will resume his column in the Fall. toize Jewish children and adults sonalities; - the Rabbi and the In Buffalo, before I came In non-Jewish act!vltles." Director of the Center; - the (Continued on Pap 5)

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N "First-Nighters" Alleg,e Announcer At Magnolia Manor ORGANIZATION Complimentary "Flrst-Nlght­ er" parties await guests at , NEWS Insulted Jews Ottawa. Manning was ousted Magnolia Manor, Magnolia, DINNER-MEETING MONTREAL - A Montreal Mass. radio announcer fired by sta­ by Geoff Stirling, president of Joseph W. Ress, president of tion CKGM for allegedly in­ the radio station, for alleged Hosts Fred and Carole Bloom the General Jewish Committee sulting statements directed at Insults to Jewish participants have completed arrangements and Joseph Galkin, executive Jews in connection with a pro­ on his "Open Mind" program with the North Shore Music director were presented with gram dealing with the execu­ when a heated discussion devel­ Theatre, in Beverly, for their citations at - the 10th Anniver­ oped on the nazi's execution. guests to attend opening nights tion of Adolf Eichmann said sary Dinner-Meeting of the this week he was filing a suit free, followed by a post-per­ Sends Apology Bureau of Jewish Education for for $125,000 for "unjustified formance buffet at Magnolia -their contribution toward the In announcing the ouster, the. Manor in honor of the stars dismissal and character defam­ president of the radio station establishment of the Central ation." and supporting performers. agency for Jewish education in asked, "How would any Cana­ Providence in 1952. Mr. Ress The announcement was made dian react to the extermination was chairman of the Jewish on behalf of Herbert Manning of a third of the Canadian Education Study and Mr. Gal­ by his attorney who said that population, to the massacre of kin was secretary of the Sur­ the announcer's condemnation all men, women and children of The WINDSOR vey which led to the establish­ of capital punishment was In Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, ment of the Bureau. the public interest. The attor­ Ottawa and Edmonton?" Comfortably ney said that the dismissed an­ Stirling also sent a letter of Air-Cand,t,oncd The Hebrew Culture Council nouncer had "previously con­ apology to the Canadian Jewish announced the a wards to teach­ demned the persecution of the Congress and B'nai B'rith in ers and students. They are, Jews in Soviet Russia and the which he said he "deeply" re­ teachers Israel Summer Semin­ rise of nazism in Canada." gretted the fact that on the nar, World Conference on Jew­ It was also announced that nights of May 21 and June 1, ish Education, Mrs./ Abraham Manning "allowed personal Chlll and Mordecai Shapiro; the dismissal would be inves­ tigated by the board of gover­ feelings on capital punishment Teacher Scholarships for Cor­ to mar the objectivity of the nell Summer Seminar, Mrs. nors of Radio Broadcasting in Louis Zuckerman Photo discussion." Martin Gross. Mrs. Aaron Klein, He added that he felt "an Bar Mitzvah - Michael A. Mrs. Beryl Segal, Camp Yav­ Village Camps To apology is owed to the entire Stroshnick, son of Mr. and neh Schlarshlp, Mama Stem­ Highlight "Charm" Montreal Jewish community Mrs. Jock Stroshnick, of 3 bach; Yavneh Leadership, Pro­ who have contributed so much Bayard Street, become Sor gram, Leslie Krieger, Hayim "The 1962 Summer Season at to this city as well as to any Greenberg Institute, one year Fine Food ... Mitzvoh on Moy 26 in Tem­ Vlllage Camps for Girls on Vil­ Jewish listeners who phoned ple Emanuel. study In Israel Myron Miller, lage St., Mlllls, Mass wlll prove the program and were not giv­ Seminary Summer Study Pro­ to be a glamorous one", an­ A dinner-dance was held in en a complete opportunity of Delicious Drinks , gram, Hershel Portnoy, Camp nounced Cy Novick, director. his honor in the temple social self-expression." He added that Samson Benderly for Hebrew Carol Nashe, fashion consult­ hall. 1 . an apology also was due to the Fine Service , .. High School Youth, Samuel ant and director or Bostons Jewish participants on the pro­ Gelbtuch. RE-ELECTED TO POST Clarendon Charm and Finish­ gram, Leon Grestohl and Stan­ Make Dining At Bernard J . Margolis. ·chair­ ing School. wlll direct a once a UNITED NATIONS, N . Y. ley Shenkman. man or the Community Hebrew week charm lesson for the Cites Conversation Hava Hareli, a member of Isra­ High School Committee an­ The WINDSOR young ladles. The lessons wlll In reaffirming the ouster, the el's permanent mission to the nounced the awards to the stu­ include instruction on walking, station president cited a broad­ United Nations. was re-elected dents they are, Advanced He­ sitting, potse, physical fitness. A Pleasure ... cast conversation with a wo­ by the Social and Economic brew High School Program: good-grooming, individual hair man caller on the telephone: Council here to a second term The Rabbi and Mrs. Israel S. styling and many other subjects (Closed Mondays) Woman: "After all, the nazis on the United Nations Technical Memorial Award presented by of Interest to the young Miss Assistance Committee. She will Mr. Louis Baruch and Joseph murdered 5,000,000 Jews." Milton Rigelhaupt from 8 to 16. Manning: "Were you there, serve until 1964 . Rubinstein and Miss Ida and In addition to these plans for lady?" Miss Bella Rubinstein: Michael Vlllage Camps Cy Novick stated Woman: "No, but my brother Bohnen. Neely Egozl. Leslie there wlll be hikes, archery, You Owe It To Yourself! who was in the war was." K r i e ge r. Dina Sternbach. swimming lessons b y trained Even if Only To Investigate . • Manning: "Were you there?" The LOW PRICES and Honorable Mention, Irving instructors. horse back, welnle Woman: "No but--" The WINDSOR for ' _ l--!.ig~ _Qu~~t_y Steer Beef G a s t f re u n d and Murray roasts. Gereboff. Regular High School Manning: "Were you there? Madam, you are lying." " delightful dining Department: Cranston-Warwick ,._ ! Mesdames Earl Norvich, presi­ In his letter to the Jewish Branch-Second Year Class dent; Jerome Feinstein, J oseph I Paula Lichtenberg. First Year groups, Stirling said that sta­ famous for Wlllud Shopping Center Fishbein, Samuel Flescher, and tion officials had evaluated six Class - Lynne Cohen - Receives Charles Garber, vice presidents; hours of tapes on the two pro­ • • • ' I • • the Sara Golda Temkin a ward SEAFOOD Jerome Diwinsky, recording grams "and we have . asked for presented by Nathan Y. Temkin • I I • • secretary; Robert Dwares, the resignation of Herbert Man­ PRIME STEAKS in memory of his wife. Mid­ board secretary; William New­ City Branch - Second Year ning not only on the Open Fresh Killed POUL TRY man, financial secretary; Mau­ Mind Show but on all other Class Mario Schuchman, rice Gereboff, treasurer: Sydney ITALIAN DISHES NO ½ LB. ADDED First Year Class - Alan Gold­ programs that he is connected WE CARRY EXTRA LARGE Blazar. corresponding secre­ with on CKGM." & JUMBO SIZE berg. tary; and Samuel Bresnick, FARM FRESH EGGS honorary president. Unveiling Notices INSTALLATION JA 1-0960 - FREE DELIVERY The unveiling of a monument Jn TO ALL SECTIONS Mrs. Samuel Koffman was CRANSTON JEWISH CENTER memory of MRS. ROSE SEIGAL and WINDSOR EAST SIDE · NORTH END the installing officer at the In­ daughter, BLANCHE S. MANTELL, EDGEWOOD · CRANSTON Beginning this evening serv­ will take place on Sunday, June 24 at 377 MAIN STREET GARDEN CITY · WOODRIDGE stallation meeting of the Ladies 12 noon In Lincoln Park Cemetery. REMEMBER: " The Proof of the Association of the Providence ices at the Cranston Jewish Relatives and friends are Invited to Pudding Is In the Eating" Center for the summer will be, attend. 6-22 Hebrew Day School on June I I. Downtown Pawtucket Friday evenings, 7: 35 o'clock; CLOSED SATURDAY NIGHTS Those who were elected to The unveiling of a monument In Park Free• PA 6-9761 JUNE 2nd Thru SEPT. 8th Saturday and Sunday mornings memory of MORRIS BLAZAR will serve for the year 1962-63 are take place on Sunday, June 24 at at 9 o'clock. and weekday 11 A. M . ln Lincoln Park Cemetery. mornings at 6: 30 o'clock. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend. 6-22 On Saturday at 9:30 A . M . Richard Mellion will become The unvetllng of a monument in MARY BARRON Bar Mitzvah at the Cranston memory of MAX CHORNEY will take Jewish Center. Richard ls the r~a~in~~l~u;~~t· ~~'::e.2e4ry~t R~21aW':.~ son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin and friends are Invited to atte~ Mellion. • • r.?,

Followin_g In His Father's Footsteps? .. BUENOS AIRES, - Klaus money paid as compensation. I Eichmann, the executed Nazi's never thought such injustice ~ oldest son, declared here on and darkness could spring from 1"' learning of the execution or a young nation such as Israel. " his father that "history and I hope this will put an end to = mankind will judge the crime war and revenge." § commited against my father by "j!ijjjiii~jjijijjjijji,ii!!jiiij!i- 1"' the Israeli State.• - "History and mankind will have to reasses what is just and what is unjust," he added. "Judaism has proved once again that money is stronger than law and justice." "They needed a victim, some evidence, to justfy German

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Brandeis Graduate of their third child and second Ira M. Schoolman, son of daughter, Tamra Sue. on June Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. 9. Schoolman of 88 Freeman Maternal grandparents are Receives Degree Atty. Parkway, received a Bachelor Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Becker /' Lawrence S. Gates of 32 Ba­ '1 of Arts degree at commence­ of Milwaukee, Wis., and pater­ yard Street, associated with ment excersises held recently at nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Israel Resnick of 79 Sayles the Providence low firm of Brandeis University. Levy, Carroll, Jacobs & Kell y, Mr. Schoolman is a graduate Avenue, Pawtucket. or Providence · Classical High Pembroke Graduate hos received o Moster of School. He majored in eco­ Mrs. Janet Gabar Stollnitz Lows in Taxation degree nomics at Brandeis and was graduated from Pembroke Col­ from Boston University's selected for the Dean's List. lege on June 4 with a Bachelor School of Law Graduate T ox He was a member of the vars­ of Arts Degree. She is the wife Program. ity wrestling team and the So­ of Fred Stollnitz of 70 Bene­ A 1952 graduate of the SURF-SIDE POOLS cial Committee. He is a veter­ volent Street and is the daught­ Moses Brown School. Attorney an of the U.S. Army. er of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ga­ Gates received an A. B. degree Fourth Child bar of 171 Oak Hlll Avenue, from Tufts College in 1956: of Rhode Island Dr. and Mrs. Robert Stanzler Pawtucket. of 35 Irving Street, Newton A member of the Brown 79 Overhill Road, received his Centre, Mass., announce the Youth Guidance, Mrs. Stollnitz Bachelor of Science Degree birth of their second son and Is a graduate o,f West High from the University of Rhode Ralph 0 . Rego CL 3-7742 fourth child, Jeffrey Paul. on School. Island on June 11. An open 'April 9. Miss Keller Elected house was held in his honor Maternal grandparents are Miss Shira Keller, daughter following . the graduation exer­ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bernstein of Dr. and Mrs. Morris L. 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' .. ' ' :! • • How ·The DEMON KING Came To Haifa ' ..... ' ( ' .. Of Israel r"1 An Amazingly True ·Tale From The Courts The wife of Moshe Ben-Susan, "Now, listen carefully. We voice came from the radio." He to the next day. This made Asmo­ and to fast for three davs. ..~ a very rich man from Morocco must take some grains of wheat repeated the story of the treasure deus very angry and he said that He went to Tiberias and stayed who was easily duped, had gone and scatter them in the garden, and added that there were in the now nothing could be done till the in the house of a Moroccan rabbi. ;..' same place 75 kilograms of gold, following New Year's day. < mad. The doctors failing to cure where King Asmodeus will have When the rabbi offered him food, Q her, he turned to Eliahu Amar, them gathered together and de­ and holy vesanents. While Moshe was waiting im­ he refused to eat, saying he had ; who had been a cantor and shocket posited over the spot where the Unhappily, there were demons patiently for the auspicious day, been commanded to fast. "How is r., in a very small community in treasure is hidden. Then, with the guarding the treasure, and Moshe his nephew Malmon arrived from that possible? This is the week of Morocco, and he too was drawn Q Morocco; In addition to being a permission of Asmodeus, we shall would have to buy some very ex­ Chanukah, the festival of joy. It ..;i slaughterer of kosher meat, Amar dig it up." pensive incense if he wished to into the great treasure hunt. He ls not a week in which it is right < was also an astrologer and a read- Suddenly, all the lights went drive them away. The voice of received a parchment scroll and to fast. Who gave you this ridicu­ Ill r"1 er of hands who, through his out, and the voice of Asmodeus Asmodeus and the words of Amar on it was prophetically written: lous order?'' learning, could cure the sick. was heard saying: "When the time entirely converted Moshe Ben­ "I, Solomon the King, have writ­ Then Rahamim unburdened =Q When Moshe arrived from Mo- is ripe, I will inform my servant Susan, and from now on, he was ten and signed this scroll. In the himself and told the Rabbi the z rocco Michael Dehahn, a coun- Amar, and the treasure will come a puppet in the hands of the master days of the rule of David Ben­ whole story. Gurion, you, Maimon, son of Su­ 0 <..;i cllor of the city of Lydda, told into the light of day." amd was ready to pay whatever The man must be a black­ [!; him of Amar, his countryman, and At first Moshe was skeptical, sums were asked in order to ob­ san, will be hallowed ... . " guard and a thief. Have nothing to of the striking power he had. Amar but the more he thought of the tain that treasure. Asmodeus and Gabriel the An­ do with him," said Rahamim's r"1 Q and Moshe Ben-Susan met, and idea, the more it seemed possible The angel Gabriel, like an in­ gel agreed to shorten the time of host. And before any more money 1 0 each was . very much impressed and his doubts fell away. After all come tax assessing officer, called waiting. and a meeting was ar­ could be squeezed out of the Ben­ by the other. Although he did not Dehahn was a Councilor and he upon Moshe to declare his wealth ranged between Amar, Dehahn, Susans, the police arrested." Arnar Ill= cure the mad wife, he made an believed, and Amar was a great and to pay over 25 percent to him Maimon and Uncle Moshe. They and charged him with obtaining r"1 enormous impression on- the rabbi and he believed. --through Amar--and he (Gabriel) donned prayer shawls and phylac­ money by false pretences. Who husband. It appeared that Asmodeus would carry it off to Mt. Sinai. teries, and brought with them took him out on bail? Uncle Moshe, = One day Amar, very excited, needed some Israel money before Moshe was ordered to buy · a Festival Prayer Books and the the son of Susan. "" said to Moshe Ben-Susan: "Hid- he could proceed, and Moshe paid house in Lydda, to set up a curtain Psalms. They chanted a number Nevertheless, it was this same den away in your home lies a to Amar -- the agent of Asmodeus between the kitchen and the main of Psalms and read the story of Moshe who brought his claim to treasure which has been there -- the sum of 2,000 pounds. room. and to sanctify the room by the binding of Isaac. the District Court of Tel Aviv­ from the days of King Solomon." Dehahn took Moshe to the burning the expensive incense and The reading over, a flash of Jaffa, claiming back the huge sum "The only treasure I have found house of Amar in Haifa and there by burning also the invaluable light blinded all the participants. of 15,400 pounds of which Amar in my life,'' laughed Moshe. "is all doors were locked and Amar, charms which Amar had mean­ Then a voice was heard saying: and Dehahn had robbed him. It the one I have worked for." in a whisper that could scarcely while obtained. But all this hocus­ "O Maimon son of Susan, heaven was a claim of seven short para­ To this very reasonable reply be heard, said: "We must all close pocus began to get on the nerves has blessed you and made you the graphs, but the record covered Amar said: • 'Maybe you are right. our eyes and when we have. done of Moshe . Where was the instrument for the redemption of 208 closely typed pages. The But I have read in the stars -- and so, we will recite a ver se of treasur e? Israel. You ill deposit one quarter learned Judge who had reported they have never failed me -- that Psalms which I will tell you . . . . " Amar took Moshe into the gar­ of your wealth in the sanctified in his judgment the conversations there is such a treasure , and Then Amar began a conversa­ den, and there, sure enough, the r oom . Gabriel will take the money with demons and angels ended it Heaven has blessed you with being tion with Asmodeus , and the King g r a in s of what which he had and convey it to Mt. Sinai." drily with some very mundane the owner of it. of the Demons spoke "as if his spread, had been neatly gathered Amar got to hear that there words: together in a little pile and under­ wa s another member of the fami­ "I hereby order Elijah Amar neath must, presumaqly, lie the FRENCH LIMOGE ly, richer than Moshe and Maimon, to pay to the plaintiff the sum of treas ure. wh ose name was Rahamim -­ 12,400 pounds, together with in­ ,. * ~ TOAST and TEA SET They dug deep and Moshe felt meaning m ercy. He wrote and told terest at the rate of 15 per cent HANO PAINTED a ring attached to some heavy Rahamim to come at once to Is­ from today, and I order Michael fcf[J,i,Ml'I object. It wa s impossible to pull rael, or else his children would Dehahn to pay to the plaintiff the it out , for the time was not ripe. fall by the sword. sum of 1,000 pounds together with * OF RHODE ISLAND Amar consulted Asmodeus, Frightened by thethreat,Raha­ interest at the rate of 9 per cent 1287 NO. MAIN ST., PROV. who told him that the treasur e was m im took the first plane to Israel. from the date of the lodlng of this (Across From Sears) not to be removed until the New At first he too came under the action until today, and at the rate Open 9:30 - 9:30; Sats. Til 6:00 Year of the Trees. On the night of influence of Amar, as had his of 15 per cent from today to the • DIAMONDS-JEWELHY that holiday, it was pelting with brother and uncle, but the bubble date of actual payment. The de­ • WATCHES-STERLING SIL\ ' EJ: rain, and although Moshe had been bu r st wh en Amar order ed him to fendant Amar will likewise pay • C HINAWARE-LUGGAGE ordered by As modeus to visit go to Tiberias, to fall on his face costs . . .. n • TV-STEREO PHONOS Amar in Haifa. he put off the visit before the tomb of Maimonides There was an appeal to the • i\·IAJ OR APPLIANCE~ $2.50 Supreme Court against this judg­ • CAMERAS-CH ARMS ment, but on the morning fixed for • TYPEWRITERS SEE THE MAN IN THE Germans Seek Persons the hearing in Jerusalem, the ap­ The Original Discount House of R. I. GOLDEN VEST peal was withdrawn. Free Parking (R ear of Store) To Testify At Trials Reprinted from AT BOSTON - So thorough was W itnesses should state theit Jewish Observer and the Nazi exterm ination of the names and addresses and the Middle East Review RAYNHAM Lodz Ghetto, tha t few persons names of Nazi against whom have been found able to testify testimony is to be given. PARK against a number of Nazis now facing trial in West Germany. JUNE 16-24 In a last minute effort. the Ask Month Set Aside German authorities h ave .GREYHOUND RACING GREATEST FAIR OF ALL sought the aid of the New n(US ,_.. GIANT England Region, American To Ban Discrimination ~(\" MIDWAY J ewish Congress in t racking BOSTON - Tl)J, New Eng­ such an observance and urges land Region. American Jewish they be brought into active co­ . '.'-.:, !i down witnesses. The investiga­ Ml1S * CRAFTS * tion into the crimes at Lodz is Congress, h as joined with other operation in its sponsorship. l 6-22 ''iJIJ'l' 1962 CHEVROLET due to fi nish within the next units of AJCongress and with In its plea. AJCongress ex­ 11 RACES • POST TIME 8 P.M. it GIVEN AWAY FREE several weeks. after wh ich no the World J ewish Congress, in pressed appreciation of the DAILY DOUBLE Plus TWIN DOUBLE j(. FRIDAY, JUNE 22 new evidence may be submitted, a plea to the United Nations resolution on anti-Semitism ....____...... according to German law. for the proclamation of a world­ adopted by the World Council ROUTE 138 Between TAUNTON & EASTON The German police have de­ wide observance of a month of Churches in New Delhi and tained Otto Bradfisch, former for the eradication of prejudice of the interest in the problem IXPRfSSWAYS fROM ~LL POINTS Commander of the G erman and discrimination. Announce­ shown by Catholic leaders in S tate Police in Lodz, and one ment of the plea was made this advance of the forthcoming of h is aides, Guen ter Fuchs. week by Governor's Councillor Eumenical Council. These t wo Nazis and clthers Alvin C. T amkin of Mattapan, are charged with participating presen ted at the forthcoming in the deportation of the 200.- session of t he Economic and So­ Israel Undecided On 000 J ews from Lodz to the ex­ cial Council of the United Na­ YOU termination camps at Ausch­ tions to be held next month in witz and Chelmno. Anyone who G eneva, Switzerland. Repre­ Adolf Eichmann Diary can testify in this matter is senting the AJC and World JERUSALEM - The Govern­ WANT requested to call or write at J ewish Congresses will be Dr. ment has. as yet, made no de­ once to the American J ewish Maurice Perlzweig. cision on what to do with Adolf Eichmann's long diary. which Congress. 72 Franklin Street. Dr. Perlzweig is the head of TO WIN Boston . he wrote during his incarcera­ --··------W JC's Department of Interna­ tion and trials in this country, Administrators Go tional Affairs and its P erman­ it was learned. Eichmann's DON'T ent Representative at the Uni­ German counsel, Dr. Robert On One-Day Strike ted Nations. The resolution will Servatius, had requested that place emphasis on the role reli­ YOU? JERUSALEM - In spite of the Eichmann writings be appeals by the Government Civil giouS organizations can play in turned over to him as Eich­ Service Commission and by the mann ·s "family property" Labor Council or Histadrut, the which, the lawyer indicated, Israel Federation of Labor, some Court Refuses would be published. 2.000 of Israel's topmost govern­ The diary ls separate from STOP & SHOP has the best ment office administrators car­ To Review Case Eichmann's last will, which was ried out previously announced turned over to Dr. Servatius. values in town every day and plans by staging a one-day "stay WASHINGTON - The Uni­ In the will, it was stated here. away" strike Monday. ted States Supreme Court re­ the Nazi had made various pro­ The office and agency heads fused this week to review the visions tor disJ>OSition or hls you get TOP VALUE STAMPS, too! implemented their threat of a case of an Orthodox Jew who property and for the disposal one-day stoppage to emphaalze was convicted in 1959 of violat­ of his remains, in case or ex­ demands that their salary levels ing New Jersey's Sunday clos­ ecution. You always be raised, so as to keep their ing law. He preferred that his body be do better earnings higher than many of The high tribunal gave no cremated and the ashes divided STOP&SHOP t heir subordinates who, they reason for its refusal to hear into four parts-one part to be at your contend, are now getting more an appeal brought by Dave Fass given to his family, three other Stop &Slwp! SUPER MARKETS pay than bhe managers. Gov­ or West New York, New Jersey parts to be buried, respectively, ernment - employed engineers who was fined $25.00 for selling in Germany, Austria and Ar­ and other professionals r ecent­ carpeting on Sunday, Nov. 29, gentina. However, the ashes ly were gran ted upgrading and 1959, in violation of the state's were scattered in the Mediter­ wage increases. Sunday law. ranean outside Israel.

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-Rabbi Eli Bohnen Finds No Conflict .. Bridge - Building ; Between Community Center, Temple lll by Murray Greenfield ~ (Continued from Page 1) "Let's have a Camera Club at seems to me that we all know = Let an American Jew arrive to Israeli audiences. This would in­ here, for a while, I did have the Temple" I doubt very much that when you belong to the g ·" settle In Israel, and almost Im­ clude films on such topics, for conflict with the Director, be­ that we'd be interested in go­ Synagogue · you pay dues and lll I, mediately he will be asked, ''You example, as "The.American Jew­ cause he took the attitude that ing into it. if we felt it might you belong for your spiritual .. ~H; left America, are you crazy?" ish Soldier,'' portraying his deeds if boys and girls danced at the in any way hurt the program guidance. When · you belong [!l ", The Israeli addressing this query In both World Wars, In the Jewish Temple we were going into his of the Jewish Center. to a Center, you belong be- > · .1:, to the startled American iswarm­ Legion and in Israel's War of In­ ,territory and he told me that "We do not have social work­ cause you feel, as I do, that ~ , \ ly sympathetic, but his sympathy dependence. There could be films he thought the Temple ought ers who have been trained in Youth should be encouraged .,, Is mingled with curiosity and dis ­ about Hebrew and Jewish educa­ to engage ip. formal education Group Work. We do not seek and that it should have a basic ,; belief. Why should anyQne leave = tion in America, about the various while the Center did everything these skills in our directors. We program under skillful leader- the golden land of America for ! forms of American Jewish reli­ that was informal. My response ship and guidance . Another r­ , the still struggling State of Israel? have different criteria for the gious expression, about the work to him was that if he expected kind of people whom we want question that Is r~d from i::, · l The ten thousand of us who of American Jewish organizations. that we would turn over to the to lead our youth groups. Al­ time to time Is. "Should the • have chosen to make our homes in To achieve a more personal con­ Center everything the children though, as it happened this Center go back to doing Set- ; :! Israel know full well why we left tact, mC\I'eover, why could not the liked to do. and we would take past year, the man who was tlement work?" that is-Just 9 ' the security and comfort of American Jewish organizations only those things like classroom directing our Youth Group was taking care of children who are ;,. , send lecturers to Israel to talk " America for the Insecurity and procedures which sometimes a social worker, our Board underprivileged? rd like to get ,!< about their groups and their work'I " discomfort of Zion. If the com­ children do only under duress, would prefer, for example, to your reaction on that. Would ._ Why must "shlichut" -- the send­ ~ ponents of Zionism, Judaism, ad­ he was mistaken. The Syna­ you care to comment, Rabbi?" ~ ing of emissaries -- be a one-way have an assistant Rabbi . in z venturlsm, pioneering spirit and gogue would not abdicate in charge of our Youth Program. Rabbi Bohnen then replied. lll •• 11 American get-up-and-do-Ism are passage? Certainly, in the Jewish this direction. As I say, we had So far we have not been suc­ "I don't see how. frankly, if ,. , rl mixed differently In each of us, world of today, it Is as important some conflict but It didn't come cessful. There is a great scar­ the Center said: "We are going ~ ~ nevertheless each of us knows why for Israelis to know and under­ stand American Jewry as it is for to the notice of the whole com­ city of such men. to do settlement work and we :;; he Is In Israel. Of this we are cer­ munity. Privately. between us, are going to find people who gi . n tain: it is not because we were American Jewry to know and un­ "We would want a young we used to have these discus­ would be our clients". These • J running away from persecution der stand Israelis. Rabbi to spend time with our sions and disagreements. When days. thank God, we don't have .,, or unbearable conditions or anti­ young people and try to im­ The AACI stands in the center he left, another director came many Jewish children living in ·:, Semitism. Without wanting topalnt part. to them the ideas and the of all this. We are Americans - in and we had no such dis­ thinking that would not be ex­ slum areas and Immigrant .£ America as paradise, I do want Amertcan Jewish Israelis, if you agreements. pected of a Youth Director of homes where this type of thing :I to emphasize that In the.Jong his- like. Those of us settled in Israel n ory of. Jewish dispersion no coun­ i.Now, we in Providence, have a Center. would be required. The average for several years have f0und our always cooperated. The Center, ,•1 try has tendered ,us better treat­ "Areas of conflict between (Continued on Page 13) place in Israeli society, whether here, for instance. would not .... 1. ment or done more to make its Center and Synagogue might it be in a kibbutz (there are about sponsor a baseball and basket­ r<, Jewish citizens feel at home. In 2,000 American kibbutz mem­ also arise in some communities ".n fact, we feel a deep sense of ob­ ball game for boys and girls, where the Center Director was KOOLOIAN'S bers), a new development are a between the hours o! 4 and 6 it ligation to America for the warm (our Beersheba chapter has 40 an out and out secularist and ,r1welcome she gave us, or our in the afternoon, when the had no interest at all in pro­ families as members, and five in children are expected to be in SEVENTH VEIL parents or grandparents. Eilat), or in the cities and towns. moting Jewish values. I think religious school. The Center Di­ There are Amert cans in industry, that this kind of director for .,,, It is in response to this s ense r ector understands this. Nor business, government, labor, ag­ Centers is on the way out. As RESTAURANT ~of obligation, In response to the would we. in the Temple. cons­ riculture -- in short, in every I read the J .W .B. Circle, and Proudly Announces , 1 fact that, unlike many other lsrae­ ciously do anything that would from other sources of informa­ An Exciting Innovation In :; lis , we have no bitter memories sphere of Israeli life. Two of Is­ rael's Cabinet members, Foreign Interfere with a Center pro­ tion, I see that no responsible BUFFET DINING ., to make us want to forget our 1 gram. I say consciously. because leadership of the Center would -~ country of origin-- that we Amer!­ Minister Golda Meir and Justice "Caravan Dov Joseph, are " olim" from unfortunately, there are times deliberately go out to find peo­ . cans in Israel are anxious to in­ when the right hand doesn't . crease knowledge and appreciation the United States and Canada ple to lead them , who felt that of Near East respectively. know what the left hand Is do­ J ewish values had no place or ' of America and the Am erican ing and there may then be an Dishes : Jewish . community among our With the help of American were not of any particula r con­ EVERY SUNDAY, 12 TO 7; activity scheduled innocently cern to the Center m ovement. TUESDAY, 5 TO 9 .. neighbors. Jewish organizations, we in the which could be in conflict. AACI are confident that an educa­ We do not have that problem We want you to experience The Association of Americans "Another reason that nation­ in this community. the unusual flavor s of ou r re ll­ tional program for Israel about ally there has been some talk shes, a ppe tizers, entrees, des­ and Canadians in Isr ael (AACI), American Jewry could be organ­ M r . Bernhardt questioned serts and pastries prepared from ' the . organization of the American of controversy. is the !act that world recipes by your host a nd ized and carried through success­ "how the Center and Syna­ host ess settlers, comprising Americans In some communities, people gogue differ in their basic fully. Such a program, utilizing have been advocating that the Mr . and Mrs. Oscar Koololan · in every walk of Is raeli life from lectures , films, and other visual­ structure and support?" Answ­ DOUGLAS PIKE 1 industrialists to kibbutz members , the J ewish Center open their SMITHFIELD, R. I. aid materials, could do a great ering it himself he said. "It I facilities !or athletic programs has long felt an obligation to deal to. bridge the ignorance and ◄ I undertake this educational task. misunderstanding now ex 1 sting on· ShS:bbos and here the Con­ 'J , .However, , with the ever-tncreas­ about America. It.might well serve servative· Rabblna?! is absolute­ ' ing, but welcome burden of Amer!- as a pilot project of what could be ly opposed. This is not a matter ,. cans arriving in Israel (1,375 new­ of rivalry. It isn't a matter o! 1 done elsewhere to improve the "(JJJ.ll comers in 1961), the Association image of the United States, for the wanting people at the Temple '◄ has found itself too busy helping Saturday afternoon and there­ I Isr aeli image of America is not I the newcomers as well as accom­ really different from that held in fore we don ·t want the Center The Herald is now accepting I modating the oldtimers , to do as many other countries. The Israeli, open. This is strictly a matter I much as it should like. too, has heard about race riots in of Interpretation o! what the "Younger Set" Photos ' American Jewish organizations the South, the problems of migra­ Sabbath means in Jewish life. For early publication and For our Files I' often speak of "building a bridge" tory workers, municipal corrup­ It's an ideological difference of ' between America and Israel. Cer­ tion, etc. opinion and has nothing to do ' tainly, a lot of construction has We , the Americans in Israel, with tactical considerations o! ' programming. The R. I. Jewish Herald ' been going on at the Am erican have r epeatedly found ourselves 'I end. Is there an American J ew defending the American way of "In the main, however. the I MAILING ADDRESS : BOX 6063, PROVIDENCE, R. I. who hasn't seell at least o ne life, including aspects which we a reas of conflict that m ight propaganda film from Israel, or strongly opposed in America, be­ come up in some communities, PLANT AND OFFICE : HERALD WAY (OFF WEBSTER ST.) heard one Israeli speaker, or, at cause we recognize that knowledge would be with reference to cap­ PAWTUCKET, R. I. least, read "Exodus"? UJA, Is­ must precede criticism. Very turing the free time of children rael Bonds, JNF, Histadrut, Tech­ often we find ourselves explaining or adults. Where people have a nion, Hebrew University. Weiz­ the American Jewish way of life: tendency to be Imperialists and mann lns tute, etc., all have their the significance of synagogue and want to conquer the world. you representatives and staffs in the reli g io n in America; how an might have that kind of con ­ States, who are engaged in r ais ing American Jew can be a rabbi flict . Again. I say that we h ere funds, selling bonds , doing educa­ "even if he doesn't wear a hat"; in Providence have not run in­ FRED SPIGEL'S tional work. Add to this the welter the whole philanthr opic complex to this. The Temple organiza­ of Jewish cultural and social or­ which Am erican Jewry has cre­ tions h ave. their Youth Groups; ganizations in the United States , ated. and so on. But the sporadic - The Conser vative Congrega­ KOSHER FOOD CENTER all of which have some Israel conver sations and discussions we tions have the National Federa­ 225-229 PRAIRIE AVENUE orientation within their programs, get into with our Israeli friends tion of Temple Youth-NFTY. and the .,bridge-building" at the are a drop in the bucket compared These Youth organizations in GA 1-8436 MA 1-6055 American end becomes significant, to what can and s hould be done. the Temple, in the main, are indeed. There must be a change in the concerned with religious, cul­ All this activity has no recip­ climate of opinion which can be tural and social progr am s. rocal counterpart at the Israel brought about only by an organ­ "It is quite obvious. I'm sure. end. Israelis, like most peoples , ized, concentrated effort. to all of you that you are not BLADE STEAKS know American as the 'land of If 5,000 or 6,000 Israelis leave going to get children and teen­ lb. 99c c;ars, movies , jazz and comic annually to live in America , it is agers especially, to come to an strips. There are no fund drives accepted as a natural part of the educational program after in Israel performing, "inte:r alia," migratory process, but let some school hours on a purely edu­ RIB CHUCK lb. 49c an educational task; and the few 1,300 Americans come to Israel cational basis. Boys and girls in a year and people wonder if organization efforts -- Ameri­ of that age expect, and quite can-Israel Cultural Foundation, they are normal. They probably UNDERCUT ROAST aren'tl They are different from properly so. that their meetings lb. 89c America-Israel Society or ZOA will have social aspects to them. House -- while doing valuable and · most immigrants into Israel today because they come in response We of the Temples would cer­ .valiant work, reach only a handful tainly not surrender that right of Israelis with any meaningful to the centrifugal push from their FRANKFURTS lb. 79c respective host countries. They nor does the Center here expect information about America. What us to say to our children, "If is needed is a concerted educa­ are different from most of their FRESH CREAMERY fellow American Jews because you want to have fun. go to tional effort with materials pre­ the Center - if you want to .pared by American Jewish groups, they had the initiative, means and opportunity to come and partici­ study, come to us." This would COTT AGE CHEESE lb. 15c in conjunction with the AACI, be a ridiculous approach for us whose purpose would be to inform pate in the exciting -- albeit often to take and the Center recog­ Israelis about America and about exasperating -- task of trying to nizes It. American Jewry. The ten thous ­ create a new society. Sabbath Information "On the other hand, the Cen­ and Am erican Jews now In Israel They indeed are the bridge, WE GIVE ter has certain programs that are anxious to do the Job, but they the living bridge, between the two lack the tools. major centers of world Jewry. we are not concerned with. We L::t::!;1~h , . Given the proper help, this bridge do not have Chess Clubs, Ath­ GOLD BOND Candles Here are some concrete sug­ can be made to support an ex­ letic Clubs, Camera Clubs, Tonight 8:07 gestions . I have in mind a film citing flow of two-way traffic. Arts and Crafts. We do not of­ STAMPS! Next Friday at project which would present, in fer m any of the things which 8:07 P.M. Hebrew, of course , differ ent as­ Reprinted from the Center has. Even If some­ pects of American Jewish life to Congress Bl-Weekly one wer~ to come to us and say, 1 Of the motor cars now in W!e, per cent with power steering, Subscribe to the Herald. 57 per C!lnt are equipped with and 20 per cent with power automatic transmissions; 22 brakes, the ALA states. · PEARLS - BEADS RESTRUNG AND KNOTTED • Cultured Pearls EVERYONE ('specially kids) LOVES • Beautltul Clasps GRAI-ID LAKE LODGE I It's ' a different, exciting vacation experience! 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She requested i::,= ment ot a Committee on Inter­ ternal associations and other M911day afternoon at GJC that these organizations submit PAUL l"l national Jewish Affairs is criti­ groups have sent delegations to headquarters to plan the cal­ their dates as soon as possible ..f7) cized In an editorial published the Soviet Union, all of them endar for the coming season. so that the calendar can be WEINBERG In the current Issue of "The ... asking the same questions and Mrs. Bertram L. Bernhardt was completed for the 1962-63 sea­ ""z Reconstructlonlst" magazine, as each seeking in Its own way to chairman of the meeting. son. REPRESENTING i::, a move contributing to "duplica­ be of assistance. The result be­ The Women's Division has One of the prime reasons of tion and chaos." came apparent when a plethora sponsored the calendar for the the community calendar is to =l"l The editorial emphasizes the of these organizations sought an GreateF Providence J ewish Wo­ space the Important fund rais­ Mason ·& Winograd Ill fact that the New York Board ... audience with Mr. Khrushchev men's organizations for the ing events of the various organ4 of Rabbis, which Is comprised during his visit to the United past several years. izations and agencies so they of all three branches of the New Realtors -="' States. The confusion which was The purpose of the meeting will not occur too close together. "ll York rabbinate, Orthodox, Con­ created by this multiple ap­ was to clear dates and promote GA 1-6637 :: servative and ~eform, .. repre­ proach permitted Mr. Khrush­ t: sents-a vecy significant and im­ a non-conflicting calendar of A subscription to t he Herald is :,, chev to escape the responsibility events for the coming season. 2011 INDUSTRIAL BANK BLDG. portant segment' ot Jewish life of giving a direct answer to the a good gift idea for the person ~ and has.-contributed much to the charges which these groups who "has everything" else. Call PROVIDENCE, R. I. .. 724-0200. I'.: cultural arid. spiritual life ot sought to present," the editorial 2 • our community." However, the says. ~ editorial voices concern that The editorial further main­ N "the ·, assumption by what Is, tains that "the situation is wor­ ~ after all, local organizations and sened when representatives of international .obligations and these groups make statements In aspirations . . . "would be fol­ the pulpit, lecture halls and press tt0CK~ PD1'4T .· lowed by .similar action "by rab­ which are the results of ob­ blni~ai bodies •in other conµnu• servations made during a short WARWICK, R. I. nities with resultant chaos wbich visit to the Soviet Union . . . could prove to be intolerable." ConversatTon with a minor offi­ SHORE DINNER HALL OPEN DAILY "The ReConstructionist" fur­ cial may become the basis for Chowder and Clamcakes Complete Shore Dinner ther points out that "this con­ the expression of a generaliza­ With Sweetcorn And $1. 10 - All You Can Eat Watermelon dition already plagues the J ew- tion which may be neither advis­ Children 1h Price able nor accurate:" Plus 2 Free Rides Weekdays Now Being Served Daily Declaring that, "the New York OUTING COMMITTEES CALL RE 7-8000 or 737-7100 Board of Rabbis has often dem­ onstrated its ability to be of MIDWAY OPEN DAILY great service to the Jewish com­ OVER 100 RIDES New Englands's Largest munity of our city," the editori­ Saltwater Paol Open Daily al calls upon the Board to "lend and GAMES Its great prestige to the streng­ thening of a national voice In behalf ot J ewcy rather than by establishing committees of this Receins Degree - William kind which may prompt other Michael Corleton, son of Mr. groups to similar actions and ond Mrs. Harry Carleton of DoYLE 01L Co., INc. thereby add further to the con­ 237 Rochambeau Avenue, fusion which now exists." and nephew of Soro Carleton Esf. 25 Years "The New York Board of Rab­ of 557 Brood Street, received bis should not only help create his Bochelor of Arts Degree, BURNER PARTS CONTRACT a strong national voice but Summa Cum Loude, at Yale should be constant!y alert to be 00 sure that this voice be effective, University this mor-ith . formerly $20- lpformed and responsible." Editor of the Yale News and on the Dean's List for four NOW REDUCED TO - $14.oo years, Mr. Carleton is a mem­ t··~,- -.• ber of Alpha Phi Omega. He ,: r, .., ., ~· . Dedicate School WHY PAY MORE! won the Yale Scientific Essay Our Younger Set - Gory Contest In his Junior year and For Israel graduated with honors and dis­ Lloyd G o o d m o n , seven MEXICO CITY, - A public rnonths old, is the son of Mr. tinction In his major of Zoolo­ school In this city was dedica­ gy. and Mrs. Louis Goodmon of ted here officially carrying the Mr. Carleton will spend his ~ 260 Homilton Street. name of "Estado de Israel" - summer In Crested Butte, Col­ State of Israel-while at Gua­ orado, where he will engage in Mobilheat dalaJ ara, one of the large prov­ research at the Rocky Moun­ French Organization incial centers In this country, tain Biological Laboratory on a 183 ELMWOOD AVE. another public school was dedi­ National Foundation Grant of Launches Campaign cated. bearing the name of Al­ $1000.00. Elmhurst 1-3733 bert Einstein. PARIS, - The Fonds So­ Mr. Carleton will attend Har­ -r:~M O& ll.H.,,.T . At the ceremonies In this city, "Your R. I. Distributor" clale Julf Unlfie launched this vard Medical School in the officials of the Mexican Minis­ Fall. week an appeal to all J ews In try of Education and represena­ France to Join in a special tlves of the Israel Embassy campaign to rescue Algerian here, Joined In stressing the Jewish children. fact that the new Estado de The FSJU, which comprises Israel School illustrates the most Jewish social and welfare warm relations existing between organizations in France, asked the Republic of Mexico and Jewish families to temporarily the State of Israel. The Estado receive Jewish children. now de Israel School will have an fleeing Algeria without their enrollment of about 2,000 stu­ families. Several hundred such dents, most of them from mid­ children have arrived in this dle-class and worker families. countcy during the past few At the Guadalajara ceremo­ weeks. The organization asked nles, President Adolfo Lopez families unable to take in Al­ led the dedication of the Albert gerian Jewish refugee children Einstein School, and warmly · to contribute to a fund to house thanked the Jewish community such youngsters in community In this country for Its contri­ JOHN DE LUCA facilities. bution. The young refugees are only ONLY THE FINEST FOODS - Owner And Manoger part of a large number of Jews . now arriving In France. Ac­ Scorns Jews PRIME ROAST BEEF - STEAKS - MAINE LOBSTER cording to unconfirmed reports MIAMI, - Dr. Isaac Tou­ here, the number of such refu­ bln of New York, executive di­ THE FINEST IN ITALIAN FOOD gees arriving In France has now rector of the American Associa­ reached 40,000 with many more tion for Jewish Education, as­ due to follow In the coming serted In an address here that TRY OUR weeks. almost every cause but Jewish education was attracting lavish ITALIAN BUFFET FISH SMORGASBORD TOURS S. AMERICA funds from American Jews. Sened Every Wednesday Night Served Every Friday Night Speaking at the 31st annual BUENOS AffiES - Ambas­ dinner of the Greater Miami - WINE INCLUDED - sador Michael 8 . Comay, Isra­ Bureau of Jewish Education, FROM 5:30 TO 9 P.M. el's permanent representative· to Dr. Toubln said that "Through­ the United Nations, met with out this · great countcy we : are high Argentine Government of­ building supermarkets of rell­ ficials here this week visiting gion, but we haven't enough MAMA GISO'S this capital during his current, rabbis, teachers or even· mem­ JO-country tour of Latin Amer­ bers to fill them." He criticized 1101 Park Ave., 'Cranston, ST 1-0970 ica. non-sectarian Institutions of higher learning "which are LUNCHEON IS SERVED TUESDAYS THROUGH FRIDAYS FROM NOON OPEN SABIN SCHOOL sectarian Institutions without SATURDAYS - DINNER IS SERVED FROM 5 P.M. 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to come to the gate by two and "' threes. They all saw that one paid FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY a penny, so they too paid their o-! admission and asked no questions. = The same thing was repeated t"' the next day, and the next day. ~ SERVING TAUNTON, BROCKTON, FALL RIVER ond NEW BEDFORD A STORY People became accustomed to the i5 Published Every Week S)' The admission fee to the Synagogue, t:I Jewish Press Publishing Company AND A MORAL until it was well established, and t"' Box 6063. Providence, R .I. - Telephone 724-0200 people asked no more questions. '"' PLANT AND OFFICE: HERALD WAY, OFF WEBSTER ST., PAWTUCKET, R. I. The two Jews are still standing, ~ CELIA ZUCKERBERG Managing Editor By Beryl Segal for all we know, and collecting ~ BRENDA SLACK Editor This story is told by Dr. zvi. Salmen stopped, took one end pennies for admission to the Syna- t:I Cohen In the JEWISH FORWARD, of the rope from Kalmen, and said: Second Class Postage Paid at Providence, Rhode Island gogues. Nobody asks questions. = Subscription Rates: Fifteen Cents the copy; By Mail, $5.00 per annum; outside and Dr. Cohen tells it In the name "You, Kalmen, stay here, and And If somebody were to dislodge t"' New England, $6.00 per annum. Bulle rates on request. of David Frishman, the Jewish I will stand on the other side and them from the gate, people would ~ The Herald assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors in writer and literary critic, who let us keep the entrance through come to their defense. j!: advertisements, but will reprint that part of the advertisement in which the told it In the name of Mendele the gate roped off." typographical error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the management "What? Chase them away? t:I immediately of any error which may occur. Mocher Sforirn, the grandfather "Roped off? What do you mean Why, these people have been there • of modern Yiddish literature. And roped off? Jews have to go and FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1962 collecting pennies from us so long ; the story goes Hice this: pray in the Synagogues. How can that we don't dare refuse them 9 In Vllno, the city which was we keep them out?" any more. That's a lot of nerve > named the Jerusalem of Latvia, "That's it. They have to go and to come and question their right .>< there lived two Jews. They were pray, and they will have to pay to this post at the gate." .,. 'IOUR MONE'l'S very poor, and they were spending admission. One penny admits them Why am I telling you th! s d days and nights thinking how to to the Synagogue." story? ~ make a living. One night, one of "But what If they have no It strikes me, It fits very well them, let us call him Salmen, got money?" the recently published list of allo- J: WORTH up and woke up the other one, "They cannot get j.n free." cations by the General Jewish ,.. whose name we will say was Kai- "What if thev r~se to oav?" Committee of Providence. Agen- :;: men, and said to him: "No admission. no prayer. No cies and o·r ganizations that have N by Sylvia Porter "Corne, Kalmen, with me. We Jew will stay out of the Synagogue just as much justification to ask will have jobs." for a measly penny." for funds as the two Jews at the "Jobs?" Kalmen asked aston- And so it was. gates of the Vllno Synagogues CRIS LEARNS ABOUT INSTALLMENT CREDIT !shed, "What are we to do?" The first Jew came to the gate come and take their share, only "Ask no questions. You just and wanted to enter, but he found because they were given funds last follow me. Everything will be all his way blocked by a rope. year. And they collected last year Several weeks ago my 12 lf2-year-old daughter, Cris Collins, right.'' ttA penny admission,'' he was because they were given a share gave me a complete surprise gift which she had heard me say I really "Where are we going?" Kai- told. In the collected funds in previous wanted -- a portable hi-fl stereo phonograph which I could take into men hesitated. "Why admission all of a sud- years. and it became a customary an empty room to play the classical records I alone wanted to hear. " I said no questions. I will den? Since when do I have to pay?" thing to allocate the funds to them She also gave me a story which I know is going to shock and per­ lead the way and you follow me . "From today on, every Jew ever y year without aslcing ques­ haps infuriate many of you but of which nevertheless , I thoroughly But before you leave the house that wants to pray must pay a tions. And he who asks such ques­ approve. don't forget to take a r ope." penny." tions, is a . ...Goodness knows "A rope? Why?" Kal men want- "And what If I will not pay?" what. They are entitled to the For Chris . bought this phonograph from a neighborhood storekeeper ed to know. asked the J ew. fund s. We owe it to them. And , on the instalment plan. It cost her $90.65, including tax . She paid down uDo as you are told. Remem- •tvou will not enter ." anyway, ask no questions. $38, her entire savings nestegg. She made a solemn pledge to pay a ber. No questions ." The Jew wa s in a hurry. He But we will r eturn to the allo­ balance of $54.65 In instalments of $2 a week for 27 weeks. She is So Kalmen, took a r ope and thought that the two Jews were cations committee when we meet therefore paying $2 extra, only about 41/2 per cent a year, for all the followed his friend Salmen. They crazy, so he gave them a penny again, God wllling, in the fall. privileges of credit -- or as she puts it In startlingly colorful and walked and walked until they came and went in. Until then, have a happy sum- accurate words, • 'I'm paying that for getting a jump ahead in the use to the gate of the Synagogue court. The second Jew came and the of money ... That was a court where several same thing was repeated. He, too. the payment terms. She is so proud of it she carries it wherever she those Synagogues, you had to pass me alone." goes. It already has a satisfying list of $2 entries and the total left to the gate. In the meantime, J ews began pay before she reaches the line on which she has printed In capital commendations on economics, tax letters "The End!" Is down to the point where I have no doubt what­ revision and government admini­ soever that she'll complete her payments on time, stration.... George Stevens Jr. , '◄ ◄ head of the USIA's Film Section, ◄ Now I'm well aware that there Is mass ive opposition to the Idea of held a special screening of "Lo­ ' teen-age credit (her father is in this group) because of the belief that lita" Friday for Washington offi­ ' this privilege fosters extravagance, teaches youngsters loose spending cials .. . . Hal Holbrook wlll get l habits at the very ages when they should be learning how to be thrifty, (/)m June 19 off from the Stratford costs the teenagers far too much, Is exceedingly risky, etc. And Cris (Conn.) Festival to do his Mark . ·l is not even into her teens. I'm also aware that by making a •~contract., Twain show In the White House. MARITAL NOTE: Jule Styne, 1 with a minor, the storekeeper took quite a chance and he wouldn't have by Leonard Lyons ◄ done It had he not known her mother. lllls probably accounts for the the composer, and Margaret ◄ low charge too, but far be It from me to look any deeper Into this gift Brown, the actress, were married ' horse's mouth. BROADWAY GAZETI'E last week after a brief courtship. In defiance of this -- and I'm prepared for your censure, folks -- LOST 8t FOUND: Paul Osborn, Malraux In pre-war Moscow, "You two hardlylcnoweachother," 1 repeat that I thoroughly approve of what she has done. Here are exact the playwright, and his wife, Mil­ where he heard Malraux express Garson Kanln told them at the quotes from my serious Interview with her on Mother's Day: licent, live In an apartment house contempt for the bourgeoisie. . . . wedding reception. "I hope, Mar­ here. The only other tenant on He last saw Malraux at the White garet, that you're not under the "Cris, now that you've been paying for some weeks, what have you their floor Is Jacqueline Kennedy's House party In his honor, and ask­ illusion that you've married Jules learned from this?" aunt. Their service doors open on ed: ·'Well, M. Malraux, how do Stein, the head of MCA." "I've learned how to pay down to buy something at the time you the same hallway .... Lastweekthe you lllce being a member of the SCHOOL NITTE: When Bob want It very much. Now when I need something, I'll know what the Osborns' maid reported, "The Establishment?" Hope, who recel ved an honorary processes are. I have to have some money to start with. I have to pay President of the United States' TiiEATER NITTE: Perle Mesta degree f rorn Georgetown, put on more each week. I have to be on time with my payments or I'll be in wife's aunt's maid has taken our attended a party where the guests his cap and gown, he said, "lllls trouble. I know I must not lose my book .. If I can make payments In garbage pall. What shall I do?" spoke of Irving Berlin's musicals. may bring back Kay Kyser" . . . . advance, I can get credit for it." POLmcs: During ·a -morning They refrained from mentioning In introducing Hope, President "What about not having your allowance to spend on what you want walk last week Harry S. Truman "Call Me Madam" until Mme. Edward Bunn said that If he didn't for yourseU during all these weeks?" told reporters that Dwight Eisen­ Mesta herself said: " But how about break precedent and permit Bob "I'm not bothered by that. I wanted to buy this and I feel okay be­ hower was the most "thin-skin­ MY musical, 'Call Me Madam'?" to address the graduates, they'd cause you'll give me the money If I need it for something Important, ned" President In history ... . Be­ She said she liked being portrayed never forgive him. "Neltherwould like school supplies. I usually saved my allowance anyway." fore Eisenhower became a candi­ by Ethel Merman. "Until then peo­ I,'' said Hope .. . . The star was "What about saving now? You're down to zero, you know." date, he visited Truman in the ple thought of me merely as a proud that his son Tony was being "But I am saving, don't you understand that? I'm saving $2 a week White House to complain about party-giver. But after that -- with graduated: ''He's educated now. and In the meantime you have your phonograph. I couldn't have given wild rumors concerning him and those songs and Lindsay I!, He's learned to write home for 1 It to you for months if I saved the other way." his family ... , Truman said, "If Crouse' s lines - they thought of money in five languages. ' "Would you do It again?" you' re going to run for office, go me as a witty woman who can CL;JB NOTE: Edgar Kobak, "Oh yes, it's a wonderful system and I've learned how to use itp right down to Republican head­ sing.'' · Jhe network executive, who died I'm lucky." quarters and get yourseU a slice COURT NOTE: Justice Felix recently, helped break the Yale of elephant slcin THIS thick. Frankfurter's health Is Improving. Club's ban against women enter­ Criticize away, folks. At an astonishingly young age, Cris Collins "When you're a candidate:• He soon wlll leave the hospital and Ing the front door. Kobak had call­ has learned entirely on her own (I was floored by this when it happened) Truman continued, t•youhearmore travel in a friend's plane to the ed a press conference there on some of the most basic lessons in family finance which will help her things about yourself than you've same place in Maine where he behalf of the Greater New York through her life. She's way ahead. ever imagined. And , what's more spent last summer .. .. Robert Fund. When the women reporters Incidentally, the card attached to the phonograph said, "lllls Is for --they'll prove It." Frost, incidentally, said of him, were stopped at the door, Kobak the next· THREE YEARS of Birthdays, Mother's Days, Chrlstrnasses, RECEPTION NITTE: During the t tFrankfurter says something spoke up: "We're here on a good Annlverserles." She's way ahead all right I reception before the City's lunch­ first, then believes it. Even when neighbor project for all NewYork­ eon for astronaut Carpenter, a he assents, he writes an opinion." ers, men and women. And if wo­ (Distributed 1962, by The H~ll Syndicate, Inc.)(All Rights Reserved) waiter tapped Truman, who was NEW DEPT,: JFK Is consid­ men are discriminated against, standing In the receiving line, of­ ering naming his own Economic there'll be no meeting here." Ing secretary; Maur ice Sch­ fered him a chair and asked, Council of business leaders out­ (Distributed 1962, wartz, recording secretary; by The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) "Wouldn't you like to sit down? side of government to make re- (All Rights Reserved) ORGANIZATION Benjamin Levin and Sidney You must be tired" . . . .''Not me. Backman, financial secretaries; You've got the wrong President,'' Henry Helfand and Herman replied Truman, who then pointed Max Sugarman Funeral Home NEWS Wenkart, auditors. to Herbert Hoover. ''Give him the - PIONEER WOMEN The nominating committee chair." The Pioneer Women of· Prov­ Included Mesdames Charles FOREIGN DISPATCH: Gilbert COMMUNITY . CALENDAR idence will hold their last meet­ Lappin, Peter Banks, Samuel . Miller, the Broadway and London Ing of the season on Tuesday, Brodsky, Alter Boyman and producer, listened to a discussion • GENERAL JEWISH COMMITTEE WOMEN•s· DIVISION at the Shearaton-Blltmore Ho­ Anna Phl1llps. . about the Hungarian up r I s I n g For Ustlng call GAspee 1-4111. Ask £or Calendar Secretary. Mrs. Be rtram tel at 1 :30 P.M. against the Russians. He raged at L. Bernhardt, Calendar Chairman. the stories about the crushing of Mond•y, June 25, lff2 Mrs. Louis Strauss Installed ANNUAL OUTING the officers at the meeting held the rebels, then said: "If I had my 1:~tt :: : ·.=~ithe~~at!fn.5;~~~,!'a3:ts~g&vlf3~~e ~f::1~eet1ng on June 13. They are Mes­ The annual outing of the way, I'd line up all the Communists 8:00 p. m.-What Cheer Lod.f!i #24, Knl1hta of Pytiias, Regular Meeting dames Joseph Epstein, pres­ Rhode Island I Selfhelp will be and have them shot" • •. . One of l~:0.1.:,,;i;;~ :,, ~~rcu 0£ oneer Women, Regular Meeting ident: Abraham Orebsteln, :11.rst held on Sunday at 11 A.M . the others asked him, "Why? Why 1:00 p. m.-Ploneer Women 0£ Providence, Installation at Camp Centerland. would you have all the Communists 8:00 p. m.-General Jewish Committee, Board Meeting vice president; Nathan Izeman, Wecllnescl ■ y, June 27, lff2 second vice president; Louis Further Information may be shot?" . .• . "Because,'' Miller ex­ 8:00 p. m.- Touro Fraternal An'n. Re,ular Meeting obtained by calling either Mrs. plained, "I'm against violence." 8:15 p , m.- Narr. Chapter e•nal B'rlth Women, Regular Meeting Oleclanan, third vice president; 8:30 p. m.-Slsterhood Cranston Jewish Center, Board Meeting Albert Sokolow, treasurer; • Passman, 724-8632 or Mrs. Re­ SOCIAL NOTE: Prof. Robert Thursd•y, June 21, lff2 Samuel Goldman. correspand- genstelner at WI 2-5317. Gessner of NYU first met Andre 8:00 p. m.-Mtrtam Hospital Association, Board Meettn1 ~ Jewish Scientists Feted For Work WASHINGTON - Two Jew­ contributions to reactor physics :;l ish scientists were aniong the and to nuclear cross sections; :?l recipients recently of the Ernest and Dr. Richard Feynman, pro­ ., 0. Lawrence Memorial Awards, fessor of theoreMcal physics at °' given by the National ,SCience the California Institute of Tech­ ill Foundation for contributions to nology, for impartant contribu­ ~.. the field of nuclear science. tions to quantum field theory They are Dr. Herbert Gold- and particle physics. , • stein, professor of nuclear engi­ -~ neering at Columbia University, Excellent opportunities are In Q who was cited for significant the Herald's Classified ads. E

The Gavel Is Passed from Herbert L. Emers, (right center) re­ Bus Aid Banned tiring president of the GJC Young Adult Division to Horris N. Rosen, newly elected president at the recent Annual meet­ In Wisconsin ing. Other officers in the photograph from left to right ore MADISON, Wis. - The Wis­ Lewis A. Scoliord, vice-president, Norman G. Orodenker, vice­ consin Supreme Court last week president, Jomes Rodin, Secretory, Irving 'Weinreich, vice­ BEEi struck down a controversial state parochial school bus Jaw president, Bruce R. Ruttenberg, vice-president, and Lawrence which was to have become ef­ Y. Goldberg, newly appointed General Campaign Chairman fective next July 1. for the Young Adult Di vision Drive in 1962. The obove slate By a four to two decision the of officers and 17 members of the board of directors wos high court ruled that the Jaw. presented by Melvin L. Zurier, chairmen of the nominating which would have provided committee. ·SALE state aid for transportation of private and parochial school pu­ pils, violated a constitutional Points To Knesset Member ban on expenditure of public funds "for the benefit of reli­ gious societies or religious or In Yosselle Kidnapping Case theological seminaries." JERUSALEM - A van driver settlement to the meeting he The legislature had sought to swore here that he helped whisk described. avoid the constitutional issue by 8-year-old Yosselle Shumacher Kugler said he had entered providing that the pupils were into hiding two years ago to the hall when Rabbi Mendelson to be taken to the nearest pub­ prevent the boy's parents from spoke and had heard him say lic school instead of to their taking him back to the Soviet that the situation Justlffed own. The Supreme Court de­ Union. The boy is sttll missing. force . He said that the rabbi clared this did not change the The New York Times reparted had remained in the hall after fact that "practlcallY all of the that the witness, Itzhak Kugler, the meeting but that others non-public schools whose pupils said in District Court that he went with · him in his van to a are to be transported under the had acted after a conference of dimly lit street. act are operated by religious or­ Torah scholars. He said the con­ A stranger appeared there ganizations." sensus of speeches at the con- ., with a boy covered by a blank­ The heart of the controversy ference was that It was a reli­ et. The pair boarded the van ts whether such legislation bene­ gious commandment to prevent and were driven to Kommemiut. fits the children or the non­ Yosselle from going to the So­ Shown a photograph of Sha­ public schools. California, Mary­ viet Union, where it was felt he lom Shtarkes a brother of Yos­ land and Kentucky Supreme would be Jost to the J ewlsh selle's mother, Kugler said he Courts have held that such Jaws faith. was the stranger. are constitutional -on grounds Kugler named Rabbi Shlomo Shalom Shtarkes Is In a Bri­ ¥, 9c they benefit the children. High a Knesset member, as the one tish Jail awaiting a final deci­ courts In New York, Delaware, who said that the boy should sion on Israel's application for Oklahoma and Washington have be hidden. his extradition on kidnapping ,,d-6'" C charge, Rib Ronsl .,b ,S taken the other view and ban­ The witness said he had heard Kemuel Tamlr, attorney for ned such aid. Rabbi Lorencz' voice through an fresh Brisket the Kommemlut1 defendants, I 59 open window of the Hazon Ish raised a series of technicat ob­ Soys Prices Fixed Yeshiva in Bnet Braq where the jections, Including a demand for Pol Roas, front Cut LB C meeting was held. separate trials since the charges In Kosher Meat Kugler was testifying at the against the four men Involved Boneless trial of Rabbi Benyamin Men­ different incidents. L \J 85 NEW YORK - A plot to delson and three other residents At the same time, another SnoU uer Oven Roast LB fix prices and restrain trade in of the ultra-orthodox settlement kosher and kosher-style meats court, with Judge Yitzhak Golan of Kommemlut, where pallce presiding heard charges against and In frankfurter and hambur­ believed the boy had been kept ger rolls was charged by a fed­ a couple named Kutt from the BONELESS STEAKS for a time. The rabbi pleaded same collective village . • eral grand jury here last week not guilty to two charges of hid­ LB \.59 against 14 distributor compa­ ing a youth named Yisroel Vin­ nies, 17 individuals and three ntk in a case growing out of the Lithuanian Fined De\mon1to trade associations. They do a abduction of Yosselle. The three business of $40,000,000 a year In For Hate Mailings other defendants pleaded not CHICAGO - A Lithuanian the New York metropalitan guilty to five charges of com­ area. refugee was convicted here for plicity in Yosselle's abduction. mailing anti-Semitic hate Ut­ Morris Horn, business mana­ Yosselle Is now believed to be ger of Local 627 of the Provi­ erature to Jews throughout the Hundreds of Extra Plaid Stamps at your A&P in hiding with religious zealots country, and fined $200. Judge sion Salesmen and Distributors in Britain. this wet,k on scores of special items that are Union of the Amalgamated Meat Hyman Feldman, In the East Chicago Police Court, found the clearlyinarked and on display in the stores. •u..il::."lf~'1' Cutters and Butcher Workmen He came to Israel with his parents and sister In 1957 from man, Joseph Dilys, guilty al­ Save Plaid Stamps for one of the biggest of North America, was named In all three indictments handed the Soviet Union. The child was though Federal pasta! inspectors selections of gifts - - over 3000 wonderful left In the care of Mr. and Mrs. could not prosecute him. Tech­ items to choose from! up by the grand fury. The in­ dictments in the meat cases Nahman Sktarkes, his maternal nlcal!y, he had not violated pas­ charged that retail prices of the grand-parents In the ultra-reli­ ta! regulations. A I F d R• Jane Parker 39c meats are fixed by pre-arrange­ gious Mea Shearlm quarter of In sending his hate literature, nge 00 Ing 8/lnch Reg. 59c EA ment. Jerusalem. When the parents the court was told by Police asked for their son back In 1959, Sergeant Louis Swee, the man 5 The Indictments also charged Yosselle vanished. used the return address of a Boned Chicken co~~~E 3 ~~~; 1.00 that the processors refused to According to Kugler's testi­ Chicago physician. Judge Feld­ sell to any Jobber who was not mony, the meeting of Torah man held that Dil.Ys was trying Heinz With Tomato See. 2 1 La 4 OZ 33c a member of the union nor to to defame the doctor and found Beans or Pork & Tomato Sauce CANS scholars was held Feb. 13, 1960. any retailer not approved by the That was 11 days after the him guilty on that count. retailers association. The grand High Court of Justice had or­ Ch MEL-o-s1r 6 oz . Jury said artificially high prices SI• d MILD AMERICAN PKG 25c dered the Shtarkes to return · LAUDE FRENCH AID ice eese were maintained by the con­ JERUSALEM Education spiracy, Yosselle to his parents. Nahman • •d D · 3 Full 69c Sktarkes has been In prison Minister Abba Eban paid trlb­ 0cfagon llqUI efer9enf Pints since then for his failure to ate recentlY to the friend, ROCKWELL CONVICTION comp!y with the court order. ship of France asserting that rrlc, ~ ihown In tills •d 9UAl'Mlttd th,11 Sat., Jvnc 23 NEW ORLEANS - A three­ Shmuel TamIr, the defense "every Israeli who knows that & tfftcllvt at ALL A&P Svptr M11 rhh In this eom m11111ty & Tlclnlty Tobacco 11roducu and ltrm, prohlblttd by 111• urmpt from Plaid Stamp Offer. Judge criminal district court of counsel asserted that there had Israel can withstand the ene­ appeals reversed this week the been no such meeting as Kugler mies encompassing It also convictions of George Lincoln described. knows this ts so Jarge!y thanks Rockwell, leader of the Ameri­ Kugler ltved In Kommemlut to France." can Nazi party, and nine of his from 1951 until 1960 and was followers. They were convicted one of five drivers In the coop­ Men are accident victims 3 here on June 13 of two counts erative . .He said he drove the 1.lmes more often than women each of disturbing the peace, rabbi and · other members of the the ALA reparts. =--o--.,.-c___ .:.. - .. =-~. -----...,.,.---:==-=-===:, .. AJC Fetes Prinz On Bir.thday CANDID WEDDINGS NEW YORK - Dr\ Joachlm faith to the members of the BAR MITZVAHS I"i . DELIGHTFUL~~ Prinz, rabbi of Temple B'nai Jewish community at the be­ ='-" Abraham, Newark, and presi­ ginning of an epoch of E~~~R~~t ~r.~g!25 llli dent of the American Jewish doom... " ST 1-6769 DINING iM Congress, was honored Tuesday Kefauver also said that when 0= ______,, i:, on his 60th birthday and 25th nazism and Hitler began to rise '-" LA FESTA will be held every Wednesday evening. Music, anniversary of his arrival in to power, Dr. Prinz could have .. The ROME gay costumes, buffet. Visit our attractive new Cocktail the U . S. from nazi Germany. "remained silent . . . looked rn , R Lounge. Banquet rooms available for parties. We are still. At the testimonial dinner for the other way . . . but he chose estaurant serving a fine Italian Cuisine, featuring "La Carretta." Also Dr. Prinz, held at the Essex to speak out. Route t, delicious Steaks, Lobsters, Chicken. Roast beef, Saturdays House here, Sen. Estes Kefau­ "Not even repeated arrests by ~ N. Attleboro, Mast. and Sundays. Open Daily at S; Sundays at 12. George at the the Gestapo could quiet his ver (D.,Tenn.) described him as ='-" MYrtle t-4041 console every Fri., Sat. and Sun. "one of the world's noblest courage and voice - or shake 1~;~~~: humanitarians and man of his faith in what is right and 628 Broad St. Shamrock Fabulous Dining room and Cocktail Lounge in a superb his courage to fight for It. great courage." Five hundred 24-HOUR SERVICE setting. Serving Luncheon Noon to 2:30. Dinner 6 to 10 p.m. "Joachim Prinz had chosen E ! Cliff. persons attended the dinner. GA 1-6864 on F•mou1 ocean Everyday - a gourmet's delight. Private Dock. Dancing Gifts totalling more than $160,- the creed that human life is tl dear, not cheap; that in the :.'k'in:•~r,~ Saturdays - Paul Del Nero orchestra. 000 for the current fund-rais­ ai:, ing drive of the American Jew­ protection of life, human per­ ;,. ish Congress were announced sonality must be nourished; PLEASANT ROOMY AREAS Tower House Open Every Doy from Noon 'til Midnight. FOR LEISURELY SELECTION OF -~ Sening hearty New England meals. at the dinner. that man ftnds his greatest FINEST DOMESTIC AND .. RHt•ur•nt & Cocktall Lounge Steaks, Capt. Milt's Lobsters and favorite Messages congratulating Dr. fulJlllment in serving his bro­ IMPORTED WALLPAPERS Jets. RtH. 1-A & 131 ther." QUALITY PAINTS ~ South Kingstown Yankee roasts. Children under 12 half Prinz were received from Prime '-" Toi. ST 3-2516 price. Try our 1.35 special. Minister David Ben Gurion of c.u•=n~;~!l"lq:t~t,::~:tnt .. ~ Our impression of the Isle of Capri has always been one Israel, Governor Nelson Rocke­ feller, Mayor Robert Wagner West Germany Calm Capri Room of carefree and happy living, with good food and liquors Open f•••illfS .. 55 Memorial Dr. and the Jewish community of ..."' playing a major part. As News Is Reported Until 9 l'.M. ... Pawtucket, R. I. We, in our own way, are trying to bring you the same Berlin. PA. 5-3550 The message from Berlin, BONN - West Germany as Samuel A. Penta atmosphere ... naturally, good food, liquor, and friend­ a whole · took the execution of your host ship being the commodities we can best offer. where Dr. Prinz served as a rabbi from 1925 until his expul­ Adolf Eichmann In Its stride, OPEN FOR LUNCH OPEN MONOAYS hearing and reading the news sion by the Hitler regime in Selected by "Gourmet" as one of N. E's finest. Famous 1937, expressed appreciation of Eichmann's hanging in Is­ Johnson's for Ocean Fresh Sea Foods since 1905. Four Dining "for everything you did in times rael with the general reeling, Hummocks Rooms. Fabulous Prime Ribs and Steaks in Prime Rib of greatest gravity for the Ber­ best described by press experts Room. Lobsters from our own tanks. Cafe Midnight lin Jewish community. Your here, of relief that 'the thing is 245 A II ens A Ye. 'til 1 a.m. - Cocktails. Own Bakery. Children's Menu. over.' Most Germans. It ap­ Tel. HO 1-6000 courage and your intrepidity 1107 Reservoir Ave., Cranston Parking for 500 cars. Open every day. did much to give strength and peared from comments in the press, had evidently written Eichmann off even before ls­ Court Reverses rae 1 had recorded ftnis to the ROCCO'S ·RESTAURAN1' Naz:is' Conviction Eichmann story. MOVING to PUTNAM PIKE, JUNCTION RTES. 44 AND 5 A West German Government NEW ORLEANS - A three­ spokesman said in Bonn; BRING YOUR FAMILY Judge criminal district court "Justice has been done. "The TO DINE AT THE SPACIOUS, INDESCRIBABLE of appeals reversed last week Free Democatlc Party, a part­ CHICAGO the convictions of George Lin­ ner in Chancellor Konrad Ad­ or. across the str~et COLORAMA GARDENS coln Rockwell, leader of the enauer's coalition Government, American Nazi Party, and nine said In a communique: "Even We Specialixe In MU\! \\ IIH of his followers. They were con­ In his hour o! death, this ter­ ITALIM-I-AMERICAN FOOD victed here on June 13 or two rible official of the Hitler and UH'lllllllt.U counts each of disturbing the SPECIAL ROOMS FOR PARTIES AND BANQUETS H immler regime !ailed to show STOHi "-IIH peace. the sllghest remorse or sym­ For Reservations Call CE 1-9763 The defendants had donned pathy for the millions o! In­ SA ff I\ khaki uniforms and swastika nocent victims of his activity arm bands prior to picketing during the Third Reich." the showing of the movie Exo­ dus at the Civic Theatre and CALL CADY the office of the National As­ Senate Postpones MOVINt: X.. SIOH,'\G I COMPANY Broadway Auto Lease sociation for the Advancement ,l t, I "'! ,1 I I 11 If \ ,1 '- I I 'II I S of Colored People here on May Civil Rights Bill 24 , 1961. Rockwell was sen­ TRENTON-The New J ersey DExter 1 - 7860 · Ask Your Business Associates tenced to serve 60 days and pay Senate this week postponed un­ $100 ftne on each charge. The til November considering a bill Who Already Do Business With Us other men recel ved lesser fines already passed by the Assem­ FOR THE FINEST IN ANY MAKE ... ANY MODEL and sntences. bly which would transfer the The three Judges decided that State Division on Civil Rights Rhode Island's Largest Auto Lease Company "the conduct of the defendants, from the Jurisdiction of the WALLPAPER For Rates · no matter how repugnant to Commissioner of Education to English • Canadian - Am«ican Write ar phone: KEN STEINGOLD the average mind, did not in­ that of the Attorney General. Broadway Auto Lease CHARLES WOOLF volve a violation of law." The The measure is being sup­ WIDE VARIETY OF unanimous decision of the ported by the New Jersey Com­ Judges noted that "the tran­ mittee Against Discrimination PATTERNS script does not show that any In Housing, of which the Jew­ TO SUIT ANY HOME nine of the defedants engaged ish Community Council of Es­ Broadway Auto Sales in any violent acts, nor did sex County is a member In the SEE THEM TODAY AT they exhort or incite others belief that the transfer will re­ to commit acts or violence sult in better administration of 766 Broodwoy, Pawtucket PA 3-4700 when engaged In picketing." the state's civil rights laws In employment, education, public ADLER accomodatlons and housing. The Committee had exerted heavy Hardware & Paint Co. pressure to bring the bill to the Senate floor during the Sen­ 19B Prairie Ave. DE 1-8135 ate's final session Monday, but WILLARO SHOPPING CENTER could not secure enough votes.

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"Now there are some congre­ since I came to town certain ; members o_f the community youngster who comes from a "We would expect that a Jew­ gations In other cities that are 0 poor home todaywouldprobably Synagogue-Centers, which do have come to me and asked t:, ish organization would preserve "Aren't we going to confllct l!!l 42-Special Notices have been regarded as hlg have these facilities. -If a Cen­ h1Y Jewish values. When the new with the Synagogue? Aren't ; --- privileged compared with what Miriam Hospital opened, there ter were put up near-by, there PRIVATE lnvntlpton, crlmlnal and we going to duplicate the the immigrant youngster of 30 were some people who felt that might be duplication on one i 1 :Oa.:es::i~ 1n.~~~ft~:::: ~1l1nl/ef: 40, or 50 years ago had to con side or the other, depending on Synagogue? The Synagogue Is 3885. 7-20 the Gift Shop should be opened tend with and the kind of con which came 11.rst. In Providence, going to build more buildings. SID OLIVER'S orchestra. Music for all on Shabbos because of the In­ Isn't It going to hurt the Cen- Ill occasions. Good music for good dltlons that led to the estab come Involved. The Rabbis felt however, speaking for Temple times. PA Jewish Studies I even came here. Perhaps they pie might feel more at ease In Center should not sponsor ac­ for Adults which has 11.ve or may have known that I am ENCYCLOPEDIAS an Institution where he knew tivities which through the ages six sessions a year. Plve or proud to be a product of a NATIONAL that he par was on a with have been contrary to the six weeks out of 52 weeks of Synagogue. I'm personally posi­ 10 volumes; Century dictionary. 2 everybody else. In other words spirit of the Sabbath. Athlet­ tively dedicated to relig1ous life. volume; Hammond World Atlas, large the year. It seems to me there every youngster can be a mem ic programs and mch would be are plenty of weeks left for There can be no con1lict be­ lamlly Bible. Complete, asking $100. ber of the Center on an equa doing violence to the tradi­ any other organization In the tween men who respect each Leaving state. footing. When I say that e 751-3171 th tional Jewish concept of the community to run programs of other; between Institutions Center should be open for all Sabbath. U a Jewish Center is Adult Education. I see no con­ which recognize that each has rich poor, pro .. ~~Y:.T:..dc~:ld d:t!:: p:'111 bu,h:: and and the to exist only to provide facili­ flict. Its role to play and people who prices. DE 1-4057, GA ~L. 7-rt gram should be the same to r ties for activities for people realize that they have a com­ all, I think I'm answering the "Does the role of the Syna­ mon concern In worlting to­ 44a-Swaps who happen to be born Jewish gogue change where there are question on the Settlement then It seema to me that ( to gether toward an ultimate goal. House. no community Centers In that SWAP my rffl power mower for • use an expression which I be­ community? Does It encompass "I want to say here and now deluxe snow blower. Weekdays, At this point Peter Bardach lleve came from the clipping> that between the Synagogue evenings, WI 1-2480. 7-6 asked, "Rabbi, In a good num- the work of a Center?" asked you are ghettoizing Jews. I can Stanly Grossman. and the Center, certainly as far 46-Upholstery, Draperies ber of communities over the Justify having a Jewish Base­ as Rabbi Bohnen, myself and "To a certain extent, yes," United States, Jewish Commun ball League, If In addition to the other Rabbis In the com­ UPHOLSTERING - refinishing: dra- said the Rabbi. "Take Fall tty Centers have a very sue the baseball that Is being play­ munity are concerned, there peties, carpets. K. J . Stannard Up. River, for Instance. When they holstery Company, 242 Montgomery cessful Saturday daytime pro ed by Jewish Center teams, will never be conftlct. I see it Avenue. HO 1-0970. l. 8-3 built their new wing, they took gram. It seems that In a mod- there are Jewish values that as a matter of each of us work­ Into consideration the fact that em Jewish community there Is are present In the program of Ing toward the same goals from ·47-Vacation Guide there was no Center there and a great deal of need tor young- the Jewish Center. I can Justi­ a different point of view : - sters to have activities on the fy putting on plays that have they built their Auditorium so each helping the other and that It could be used tor two C_AMP WESTWOOD Sabbath. While there Is Sunday nothing to do with Jewish complementing the other. Yes, purposes. It Is gymnasl­ A RESIDENT CAMP School on Sunday, on the Sab- themes. We've done that at the also a perhaps compromising a bit um. They recognized that when FOR BOYS - FOR CIRLS bath they do not spend theIr Temple, I can Justify as here, a bit there, but basical­ too. they built It but they had no time In Temple and they Just I said before, Camera Clubs ly working together. This has choice. They had to make cer­ 47TH SEASON don't have anything to do. Yet, and so on, which have no Jew­ been the spirit up to now. As tain sacriflces In Providence, the Jewish Com- ish aspect to them at all, be­ and concessions. we go Into our next year's pro­ f They have other programs of A well rounded camping program munity Center has been very cause the Center Is doing some­ gram and as we come closer . for boys and ,trls 8-18 years of age. that ltind. much afraid to take such a thing to strengthen the Jewish and closer together on a com­ L 1~2 season June 30th-August 25th step, fearing the opinion of the "Another Is the Jewish Cen­ I life of our community. mon base toward the goals that (Four 2 week periods) Tutllon $'70 Rabbinate. What 1s• your opln- ter In Cranston. Because Cran­ per 2 week period. For further in• "But once Jewish traditions the Rabbis and I as a Social formation call: Ion on that?" mean nothing to the Center, ston Is so far from the Centers Worker agree on, we will also Rabbi Bohnen said. "As I when you put Jewish children here and young children parti­ come closer together In the said before, this Is one of the cularly wouldn't be travelling PAWTUCKET YMCA Into an all Jewish situation to minds of the community. of between the that far, they did Institute cer­ PA 2-4,00 areas confllct play baseball which Isn't Jew­ Neither the professionals tain activities. As you know OR Rabbinate and the Center ish, then I say you are creating representing the Synagogue or CAMPING OFFICE movement In some communl- they began somewhat as a Cen­ a ghetto. the Center will allow them­ PA 5- 6-29 ties. The Rabbis, of course, are ter. the name Itself Is the Cran­ It "U any of you are sending ston Jewish Center. Recent!y selves to be forced Into confllct teachers of Judaism and Is by those Individuals who, may, the responsibility and the duty your children to all J ewlsh when an attempt was made by unwittingly be stimulating con­ 48-Window Cleaning of the Rabbi Interpret Ju- camps where there Is no Jew­ some people to change the to troversy. There will not be con­ dalsm to the community. Whe ish program, I would say to name, this was voted down. PROFESSIONAL window clHnln9 at flict as long as men like you:­ reuonable rates. RE 9-2088. 7.r, you go to the Y. M. C. A . you you that you are sending your They Insisted on keeping the swimming pool children to a ghetto. It's only the former president of the Re­ won"t find the form Congregation sitting here; YOU GET open on Sunday because they when you segregate Jews for Jewish purposes that you are the President of the Conserva­ RESULTS recognlre what Sunday Is. They N. Y. Rabbis tive Congregation sitting there, call It the Lord's Day there. The not ghettoizing. That Is why I, FROM HERALD and many Rabbis feel, through­ (Continued from Page I) and others of you who are CLASSIFIED ADS Y. M . C. A. has the word Chris- the 11.eld of civil liberties. But leaders In your own respective tlan In Its name and It strives out the country, that to do violence to the Sabbath Is one I disagree with them about the congregations, are determined way to abolish the Jewish as­ play being anti-Semitic. that there shall be no confllct. pect of the Center and make it "I am not unaware of the We have a great common task Dr. Caroll Silver To Address a place where Jews will come anti-Semitic problem since I together, which, In the coming together to do things with oth­ was raised as an Orthodox Jew. years, I hope the community Orthopedic Group In Yugoslavia er to do things with other Jews Having studied the play care­ will recognize. We need to con­ that they might as well be do­ fully, I feel that Shakespeare serve our best energies for this. (Continued From Page I) will also be able to attend the Ing with other Americans who was Interested maln!y In hu­ We must go forward toward Summer Festival, for which the our common goal." lian family. Their rooms will be area Is famous. ICre not Jews." man behavior. The play Is a saved tor them while they are Charles Fox then asked, revelation of human conduct In Yugoslavia where Dr. Silver Although surgery can be of under certain pressures and great help In aiding a cerebral "Some people have said that Expresses Doubt will address the Orthopedic As­ certain facilities of Temple Em­ conditions. Anti-Semitism Is sociation on his experiences palsy victim, Dr. Silver says, not the Issue here." there "must be specific lndica­ anuel duplicate the Center even About Algerians with the "Surgical Treatment of though we say that the Jewish Sermon on Sub.leet TEL AVIV The Jews Cerebral Palsy Involving the catlons before operating." A decision as to what help a Community Center serves differ­ Rabbi Louis I . Newman of In Algeria are free to stay there Lower Extremities." ent functions than the Temples. Congregation Rodeph Sholom, or leave, Dr. Nahum Goldmann The trip to Yugoslavia start­ patient needs Is not the result of one doctor's thinking - a I wonder If you would care to a Reform temple at 7 West told a meeting Monday of the ed with the visit of Dr. Rudi take a POSitlon on that ques­ Eighty-third Street, said that Israel executive of the World Kandef of that country to team approach Is used. Before the treatment of a tion?" his sermon would be the topic, Jewish Congress here. Rhode Island In 1961. He visit­ "Shylock In Central Park - ed the Miriam Hospital where patient can be decided on, there Rabbi Bohnen answered, "I However, he expressed doubt Is a meeting of · several spe­ would think that a Jewish Cen­ a Municipal and Cultural Mis­ whether the Jews have any fu­ he assisted at an operation. His take." visit to the United States was cialists - pediatrician, neuro­ ter building, If It were built ture In Algeria, despite the for the purpose of observing logist, physical therapist, oc­ with adequate means would "The play Is harmful no mat­ guarantees given them under techniques and procedures used cupational therapist, eye spe­ have a gymnasium, a swimming ter what the Intention of the the agreement concluded In by American doctors, and im­ cialist, speech therapist, ortho­ pool, a billiard room or ping actors Is,'' he said. "We feel Evlan between the French Gov­ pressed by those perfected by pedist, neuro-surgeon. And then pong room, and other facilities for the city to give Its ansplces ernment and the Moslem-Al­ Dr. Silver and Dr. Simon, he If "there are specific Indica­ of that ltind. I don't know of to a play that has created In­ gerlan liberation movement. waa responsible for the Invita­ tions" showing the value of any Temple here that has any­ Jury and Is hate-provolting, Is Dr. Goldmann noted that for tion to address the group In surgery, the operation will be thing like that. obnoxious. It's one thing to the present Jews have been ac­ Zagreb. performed. ' produce the play In a private corded the same status given to Dr. Silver is looking forward Dr. Silver emphasizes that theatre but doing it In a public other Europeans In Independent to his stay In Italy, as well as "surgery has a real part In released by surgery In many park under the auspices of the Algeria. He expressed the opin­ his visit to · Yugoslavia. Prom cerebral palsy." The attitude cases, so that many cerebral city, Is a cause tor grave con­ ion that, under its Moslem lib- ' Zagreb, the Silvers will go to of despair which says that the palsy victims can become am­ cern and obJectlon." eratlon movement's "shrewd Dubrovntc ital. There Dr. Silver cannot walk properly, can be munity. the community." Uae Herald Claaalfled ad.I. I ------

;,' >· I...... COL'DEN times are here .. Men are accident victims 3 It's Grand View'• 50th Anniversary "Mistake,, times more often than women ,, .. Opening Speci als-Start June 29 Buber Calls Execution -A the ALA reports, "' tt.~:.\!J . 10 D1r1 Cl Nitti) fr SIi JERUSALEM (Israeli Sector), felt by many young persons in / ~ S D111 (I NltH) 1r SH But it should also be seen, he Intl. Gala July -Uh Weekend - Dr. Martin Buber said Germany as a result of the ac­ said, that it was pointless to .. Breadway Shows • D1n rl n1 he was inclined to view the Full Week, Room tions of their elders in the .. Al Jarvis Latin -Am er. On:h. seek retribution through the and Good Food f.ll Olym,lc Pool Al, s,orts execution of Adolf Eichmann years the Nazis were in power. execution of Eichmann, for A ll Modem z Flnut An1er.-Jewh h Cuisi ne as a "mistake of historical dim­ $ Private Baths. Day Cam, - Nlte Patrol With that guilty conscience, there can be no retribution for 30 ;;;, Write Booklet. ... Teenen• Tweenen Activltlet. ension," it was reported in the these young persons in Ger­ crimes of such magnitude . Write tor Coler Sf'GChure New York Times. PETERSON'S MOTEL ;,,;- many were beginning to feel a Narragansett,. R. I. < In an interview in' his home resurgence of humanism, the Use Herald Classified ads. WEEK Tel. 3.7933 Harri. Q in Jerusalem , Dr. Buber ex­ bearded 85-year-old philosopher UP (Unbelievable, the best) · ; pressed fear that the act of said . r.. Without that conscience, h e NOW OPEN! taking Eichmann's life may Sunday Dinne rs Se rved Q PH : MOOOUS, have served to expiate the guilt said, an obstacle will have been ,. removed from the growth of < anti-human tendencies in them , NOVICK'S HOTEL you'll Love f.ll Millis, Mass. ·I = and of anti-human forces that exist throughout the world, FRontier 6-84S6 =Q with neither conscience nor any Eve ry Sport - All Activities z real regard for humanity. ,.< $4950 ::.rk • Dancing Critical Conflict Seen • Hay-rides r!l Worth twin e Caakouts Dr. Buber sees this as a sig­ the money Ta~tct f.ll nificant development in the fi­ NEW POOL e Tours e farm Trips, etc. ~fNflllD PARK N.Y. Q nal battle that is looming be­ 160° by 40 ' A DREAM WORLD 1• 0 Teen-age Program. Village Day Camp tween "human" man and "anti­ fa, the Children. Dietary- laws strictly family-Planned RESORT = human" man. According to his observed . STAR STUDDED ENTERTAINMENT =f.ll philosophy, the battle has be­ We cater ta outings, w eddin91, bar mit1vah1, etc. New CLUB-ON -THE-GREEN = gun in its depths and is being ·· rHE 1HEA111 o, TOM0•1ow·· .. fought more or less consciously * 2 BIG NAME ORCHESTRAS in all peoples, cutting through New Modern LUXURY BUILDINGS all conventional power strug­ New Ma1nificent LOUNGE -LOBBY gles of the great states. THE BREAKERS ;oLF on Prt ■ is11 ... FREE In Juae 2 f >ltored Pools• Tennis Courts HOTEL Private Lake• Boating• Ho1s eback UOTTINC NITHY al Menllctlle hctwa1 NARRAGANSETT PIER UCUUNT CUISINE (ditl•ry law,) A 5000-Acre Resort with a 168-Year CHll0lfN'S DAY CAM, fnite potrolJ "Tradition of Elegance" Will Open July 1st Your Host-SAUL FELDMAN Pho~~-:'i~1~nd ~-M-I_N_E_R_A_L_~ WE CORDIALLY INVITE FREE GOLF OUR FORMER CUSTOMERS faiiiiiiCkSEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT O;,ecl Bo,ton Phone SPRING-FED •• ,hon• Hol•I Oi, e

. .. your idea of a vacation is strolling on a mile long beach. su:i111111in g in a gentle surf Dr. · Martin Buber • wa rmed to a mellow 72° ... if " It was not a question of cli 11i11g in a picture windowed setting en joying sed treats, or mitigation." Dr. Buber said. succulent steaks captures ,. "Neither was it just a question >, r our gustatory fancy, if ac~ of the penalty of death. People comodations mean .tastefully are mistaken in t hinking that i appointed rooms looking out IMMEDIATE RESERVATIONS I opposed this simply as a con­ 1 to the 6l11e deep of the Cape, "Absolute ly No Extra Cost To You " sequence of my opposition to if outdoo,· spo,·ts mean golf on All Leading Hotels Personally Inspected the penalty of death.'" our 9 hole pitch and putt "For such crimes there is FREE GOLF Monday to Friday• 1000 Complete Information on Type of Resort ft. Wh ite Sand Beach (water temp. green, tennis plus sailing, no penalty," he said. " I would Age Groups, Rates, etc. never below 72°) • Tennis • sa;fing ,notorboating and water ski-· not have dared to do what I CONCORD GROSSINGER' S PAUL'S Pitch 'n Putt Green• All Sports. FABU· ing ... e,itertainment? - enjoy BANNER GOLDMANS PLUM POINT have done if I had to think LOUS FAMILY PLAN• Superb Jewish variety shows, first run films, BALSAM'S GRANDVIEW POCONOS only about the crimes as such." American Cuisine • Private Day Camp BERKSHIRE GRISWOLD POLAND SPRING and dancing to superb bands. ,, BIRCHTOFT I RV ING TON HOUSE Dr. Ruber spoke in English Counselor Supervision • Teener BRICKMAN'S KUTSHER' S SCA ROON throughout the interiew. Program • TOP BROADWAY ENTER- If you incline to .any or all of BROWN'S LAURELS IN PINES SEA CREST . TAINMENT • Feature Mov;es • Enter­ ata11 Dr. Buber's own personal the above you'll want to CASTLEBURKE LAURELS SHA WAN GA ta;nment • Dancing Nightly. by- the-sea, under-the -stars CHALET COUNTRY CLUB SINCLAIR views about the Nazis' crimes COLONY CLUB ,-...AGNOLIA MANOR STEVENSON of captivating Cape Cod. EQUINOX MAPLEWOOD TAMARACK LODGE against the Jews have long EVANS MARCY TARLETON been on record. He was him­ The Best Days of FAIRMOUNT ,.4ANOR MOUSE TERRA MAR FALLSVIEW MAYFLOWER WALDMERE self a refugee from Germany. Summer Are Free sea FLAGLER MT. WASHINGTON WENTWORTH HALL He taught at Frankfurt for the F'tom June 17th to July 8th GLENMERE NEVELE WHITE ROC four years before he left for AND MANY OTHERS - FREE BROCHURES J erusalem in 1938. STAY ANY 14 FULL DAYS cres-t-, On Sept. 27, 1953 he was PAY FOR ONLY 12 North Falmouth, Mass. MIAMI PACKAGE TRIPS again in Frankfurt to receive the Peace Prize of the German •2 DAYS FREE Hotel Tel: Klmball 8-3850 AS LOW AS $145.00* Book Trade. 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World', largest all-steel ,ooL. CALIFORNIA - ORIENT much less an overcoming of Around The World Via Jet - $1279. hatred, was able to arise in A WHIRL OF ENTERTAINMENT me." N1111 of Ille UTE, 1111 SHOWS .. Doubts Not Based on Pity tutur;•I SNOW WORLD NUDLIN(RS Honeymoon Planning Our Specialty Looking up from the page, TWIST• PACHANGA CALL ANYTIME Dr. Buber said It should be -~ MAMIO JAMIOIH5 clear from thls that his plea -~ MOITY 1110 & 1111 h(let, Orclll. was not based on doubts about ~ ---- IOI C0111 TIIO wltlll " Nav1frif1" NIii the severity or the sentence Zelda Kouffman * ADDED ATTRACTIOII s - .. ~mo RACEWAY passed on Eichmann. Neither, thr.vwho11t th• enlire leateft he said, was It based on any CRANSTON TRAVEL SERVICE IIAUL MARTELL & • •• feeling of pity. LATIN-AMUICAN IOYS 801 Park Avenue, Cranston "I feel here no plty at all," COHVIH1IOH PACllfrfll ST 1-4977 Eves. By Appt. ST 1-4977 he sald. 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... Weddings-Engagements Highlight June .."' l'l= Ill 0 =i:, ..l'l "'t ~ !=

I;i,, !"! I ..l'l ~... Engaged - Mr. and Mrs. ...'° Gerald Breuer af 18420·Van .. Akin Bau I e v a rd, Shaker Heights, Cleveland, Ohio, an­ nounce the engagement of their daughter, Joan Nancy, to Allen Irwin Seltzer, son of Fred Kelman Photo Mr. and Mrs. Marris L. Selt­ Fred Kelman Photo Mrs. Marshall Lewis Bazarsky zer of 3705 Palmerston Mrs. Michael Hoffer Road, Cleveland, Ohio, for­ Miss Elden Strauss, daughter ed at the 3: 30 ~.M. ceremony Miss Ann-Judith Hyman, to Marshall Lewis Bazarsky, merly of Providence. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- son of 'Mr. and Mrs. Morris of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Strauss In the Congregation Sons or ert Hyman of 32 Grotto Ave- Bazarsky of 246 Lenox Avenue. Miss Breuer Is a sophomore of 89 Washington Avenue, and Abraham. nue, was married on June 3 Rabbi Nathan Rosen officiated at the University of Miami and Michael Hoffer, son of Mr. and Given in marriage by her fa­ Is affiliated with Delta Phil Mrs. W!lllam Hoffer or 590 Ju­ ther, the bride wore a gown at the 4 P.M. ceremony In the Epsilon. Mr. Sheltzer Is a grad­ nard Boulevard, West Hemp­ of re-embroidered alencon lace Colony Motor Hotel. A recep­ uate of the University of Mia­ stead, N. Y., left on a trip to with partra!t necllne and bouf­ tion followed at the Colony mi, where he received his Bermuda following their wed­ fant skirt. Her candlelight Motor Hotel. Bachelor Degree In Business ding on Sunday. silk veil fell from a Jewel crown Given !n marriage by her Administration. · Rabbi Abraham Chill offic!at- or peau de sole. She carried a father the bride wore an Ivory prayerbood with orchids. silk organza gown fashioned Mrs. Charles M. Strauss was with a sculptured neckline and matron of honor and the short sleeves. Its fitted bo'dlce bridesmaids were Miss Avis was accented by alencon lace Strauss, sister or the bride and and studed with pearls andcry­ Miss Jane Hoffer, sister of the stals. The skirt was a sheathe bridegroom. with alencon lace accents at Bruce Smith was best man the hemline. Her Imparted silk and the ushers were Charles Illusion bouffant ve!l of !Inger Strauss, brother of the bride, tip length was held by a match­ Malcobn Goldenberg, Stephen Ing circle of organza and lace. Tucker, Michael Brockman, She carried a bible cascaded Norman Roberts and Edward with white roses, stephanotls, Mertlnger. and orchids. The couple will make their home at 50 Hanover Street. Miss Ann Ruth Feldman, cou­ sin of the bride, was maid of honor. Industrial National Embassy Studio Photo Miss Leslie Jaffa- and Miss Engaged - Mr. and Mrs. Adele V!lker were bridesmaids. Makes Promotions Irving Holand of 248 Maple Brenton Bazarsky, brother of Street West Hempstead, L. I., the bridegroom, was best man. The Board of Directors or • announce the engagement of Industrial National Bank or The ushers were Stuart Rhode Island voted thirteen their daughter, Helen M., to Bazarsky, brother of the bride­ Bermuda Honeymoon-Shown above are Mr. and Mrs. Char­ promotions and several other Robert A. Bomes, son of Mr. groom; Stuart Pearbnan, Jo­ personnel changes last week. and Mrs. Samuel Barnes of seph Ross. Bentzil Casper, and les Dress of 36 Nathan Hale Street, New London, Conn. as The appalntments Included the 10 Lafayette Street, Paw­ Kenneth Shectman. they vacation at the Bermudiana Hotel in Hamilton, Bermuda naming of a new vice president tucket. Following a wedding trip to on their honeymoon. Mrs. Dress is the daughter of Mr. and and two assistant vice presi­ The couple, who will be mar­ Miami Beach, Fla., the couple Mrs. Harry Gentir of 78 Fowler Avenue, Pawtucket and Mr. dents. ried !n 1963, are both attending will make their home !n East Dress is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dress of 131 Fourth William H. Renfrew, Jr. of the University of Rhode Island. Providence. · Street. Harris Road, Esmond, · Is the new vice president. He Is In charge of the Methods and Aliyah From U. S. Continues To Rise Procedures, Electronic Data NEW YORK - Aliyah of youth movements; 360 profes­ Processing, · Tabulating, Book­ Bridge Americar, Jews to Israel con­ sionals; 250 persons going to keeping and Check Teller De­ By Revoke tinues to show a gradual In­ ulpan!m; 60 middle class Immi­ partments. I crease, according to figures re­ grants and 180 retired. It was Henry J . Coffey of 71 Catlin Politic methods leased recently by the Jewish painted out that these migrants Avenue, Rumford, and George Here Is an Instructive hand than the heart suit; moreover Agency here. During the period declared capital Impartation to H . Simmons of 143 Parkside which I came across at rubber It seemed that to have the lead from January 1, 1961 through Israel of $2,650,000 and an an­ Avenue, Pawtucket, are the new bridge. I was playing North. Into South's hand might prove April 30, 1962, 1,714 Immigrants nual Income of social° security assistant vice presidents. Mr. North to be of some advantage. left the United States for Israel and pension payments or $480,- Coffey will assist Mr. Renfrew .-Q 10 9 The two of diamonds was led, as compared with 1,334 Immi­ 000. and Mr. Simmons will continue ¥-Q 10 8 6 and South won !n dummy. He grants In the comparable earlier Louis Segal, chairman of the to work In the Purchase and ♦ -AK 10 9 8 then cashed the ace of clubs period. aliyah committee of the Jewish Supply Department. Mr. Coffey ,._A before a small heart, which Among the 1,714 Immigrants, ·Agency, stated that these fig­ and Mr. Simmons were both West West took with the king. South 175 a.re halutz!m or the Zionist ures represent ''a gradual up­ formerJy assistant cashiers. •-Kxxx was not slow to appreciate ward swing" of aliyah from the ¥-K West's displeasure at finding Eban, Prinz Open United States, a trend which APPOINT ADVISER ♦ -2 himself on lead, and when a has been going on since 1959. EAST ST. WUIS ILL. ~ J 10 9 XX X spade was led he guessed ·right· Israeli 'Dialogue' The Jewish Agency, he said, Is Ed Kaskowltz, a member of the East by putting up the queen !n making special efforts to ac­ staff of the St. Louis Jewish JERUSALEM - Discussions quaint the American Jewish .-J XX dummy. The other spade loser on the relationship between Is­ Community Center Association, public with Information on ser­ ¥-A 3 2 was discarded on the w!nn!ng rael and American Jewry - has been appointed adviser to vices available to prospective ♦ -7 XX diamond after trumps had been what's wrong with It and how the Jewish Student Association immigrants. ._X XX X drawn, and the contract was It can be strengthened - began at Southern Illinois University. •-AX X duly landed. here this week when 500 Ameri­ The campus student grouP Is co­ South The Interesting point !n this can Jews and an equal number ELECTED PRESIDENT sponsored by the Jewish Federa­ •-AX X hand ls the Importance of cash­ Israelis sat down In Jerusalem's Hyman Sherman, president tion and the B'na! B'rlth Coun­ ¥-J 9 7 5 4 Ing the ace of clubs at trick 2. Convention Hall for a three-day of Sherman Motors of Prov­ c!l .. ♦-Q J XX Declarer cannot lose by doing "dialogue" spansored by the Am­ idence, has been elected pres­ ,._K so and In this case It was his· erican Jewish Congress. ident of the Rhode Island REMEDY FOR DESPAIR The bidding went: only chance to make his con- . The opening session featured Rambler Dealers Association. NEW YORK-Rabb! William East South West North tract a public discussion between Ab­ Berkowitz declared- that "we Pass Pass Pass 1D Mr. Sherman led the list of If West had shown as much ba Eban, Israel's Minister of member dealers at their annual live In a time when despair has Pass m 4C 4H courage on the first round of Education, and Dr. Joachim become the fashion of the Pass Pass 5C Pass meeting held this week In bidding as he showed later on Prinz, rabbi of Temple B'na! Johnston. hour:-_" Pass 5D Pass 5H and had pre-empted with a 4C Abraham, Newark, and presi­ "What mankind needs today Pass Pass Pass bid, we should certainly have dent of the American Jewish Is to renew !ts faith In human­ I converted 5D to 5H because found It very difficult to get ·congress, on "How Israeli and Men are accident victims 3 ity and In the goodness and I thought my diamond suit was Into the right contract and American Jew~ View Each times more often than women !mprovablllty of the world," he more likely to provide a discard make It. other." the ALA reports, observed. J Ill

Jordan Abuses U.S. Non-Jews Prerogative To Disagree i JERUSALEM - Five Amer­ All were jailed for three days, "" lean tourists, none of them wives being separated from TEL AVIV ~ Angry words the immigrant In our society, ., Jewish, arrived here after they their husbands. The five on the and wide disagreements marked so much the better, But writ­ °' and five others were arrested, blacklist were put on a plane the recent meeting here of the ing, Is, in itself, important." ~ released, then re-arrested, and for Beirut, Lebanon. The re­ Israel · Authors Association. Two famous Israeli authors, ;;, otherwise harassed by author!­ maining five , including the There were disputes between Halm Hazaz and Yehuda Burla, -. ties In Jordan. minister, were told they could the modern writers and the reproached both the Israeli ;,;- The story was told by the proceed to Israel, when they younger generation. criticisms · public and the government. < leader of the group, the Rev. were re-arrested and, accord­ of the government for not do­ Burla chided Israelis for not Q R.E. Dawkins, of the Gospel ing to the clergyman, mis­ ing enough for Israeli writers, reading enough books. "We are ~ Tabernacle, Kansas City, Mo. treated. Finally, they were al­ and a disagreement regarding known as the People of the He said that his group of 10 lowed to go on to Israel the principal goal of Israel's Book," he noted, "yet unlike Americans was detained as through the Mandelbaum Gate. writers today, with Minister of the Jews outside Israel, who soon as the plane in which Rev. Dawkins said the only · Education Abba Eban lined up patronize many books, the peo­ they had traveled touched at a guess he had for his harass­ In opposition to Prime Minister ple of Israel have turned to Jordanian airport. The Amer­ ment is because he edits a re- Ben Gurion. the material life and do not icans were told, he said, that ligious weekly called B'nei Ben Gurion had written a passess books." Hazaz com­ ~ five of them were on a Jor- Shalom. He said his paper is letter to the association, saying plained that the government :i d_a_n_l_a~- ~~~~~i~~:_ __ pro-Israel but not pro-Zionist. that authors should pay more does not extend enought help attention to the vast immigra­ to authors and poets,-alleging ~ tion into Isral. which he saw as that this is another illustration the "central epic of our genera­ of Israel's turn toward the ma­ INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Graduating from Radcliffe, tion." As one of the principal terial as against the spiritual. • FIRE • CASUALTY • LIFE Michele Kaufman received speakers at the opening session, Writers of the older genera­ • FIDELITY and SURETY BONDS with her diploma a Magna greeting the writers officially tion attacked the young mod­ , Cum Laude, with highest on behalf or the government, ern authors for their "moder­ Be Sure! INSURE • honors in Astronomy. The Eban took Issue with Ben Gu­ nistic" approach and method, rion on that point. "Creation is With same day she was elected ta while the younger men defend­ Phi Beta Kappa. She was re­ the author's only mission," Eb­ ed themselves and accused the cently elected ta the newly an said. " If he writes on im­ earlier writers of failure to re­ SAMUEL C. RESS migration or the integration of act to life today. ASSOCIATED WITH created junior membership HAROLD HOLT & CO. in the American Astronomi­ cal Society, the first Jewish 10 Dorrance Street· - GA 1-7771 - Res. GA 1-2652 girl to receive such a distinc­ tion. Miss Kaufman will con­ tinue graduate work towards a Doctorate in Astronomy at Radcliffe. During this sum­ mer she will be working at the Harvard College Obser­ 'i vatory in Cambridge. ! I Southern New England's Largest I Miss Kaufman"s home is at Selection of Window Treatment 15 Seaview Court, Tiverton She I is the daughter or David Kaur­ ' man and the late Rose Kauf­ ' NEW and EXCITING man. a former Senior Hadas~ sah president in Fall River . !· Miss Kaufman is agraduateof /, WINDOW DECOR the B.M.C. Durfee High School. Over 100 Ideas She was a member or the school orchestra and played violin In See the Fashions Now Popular in the Rhode Island Philharmonic .... New Yark, Flo ri da and California Junior Orchestra. At Temple I Beth El In Fall River she re­ New Management Team far' Poland Spring Hotel at Poland Dealers And Contractors Invited - ceived several awards ror He­ Spring, Maine, shown (I. ta r.) : Manager David Collins and brew Scholarship. owners Saul and Loren Feldman are shown discussing an ex­ SHADES ALUM. AWNINGS tensive campaign planned far the world-famous Poland BLINDS A Herald ad always gets best ALUM. WINDOWS results--our subscribers comprise Spring Water bottled there, and which is supplied ta their VERTICAL BLINDS ALUM. DOORS an active bnylng market. guests at the hotel. BAMBOO- SHADES JALOUSIES SHOWER DOORS SCREENS RADIATOR ENCLOSURES PORCH ENCLOSURES Bas Mitzvah Service TABLE PADS FOLDING DOORS r At Temple Emanu-EI ► MOST ITEMS MADE HERE IN OUR PLANT ► Temple Emanu El will con­ ► SEE OUR LOW, LOW PRICES duct its annual Bas Mltzvah Open Every Evening 'til 9-Free Parking service this evening. Fifteen girls will become B'nos Mitzvah r() 494 Na. Main St. (Blvd.) Next to Yark Decorators at these exercises which will ,______GA 1-3955 ______..., begin at 8:10 P .M. The services (' will be conducted by Rabbi ► Ell A. Bohnen and Cantor Ja­ ► ► ( cob Hoheemser, assisted by the ► ( ► ( 4th GREAT SEASON choir under the direction of Dr. ► 1962-1963 Morton Gold. ► The following are the B'nos Mltzvah: Ruth Ann l;leck, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ir­ BROADWAY ving A. Beck; Robin R. Berger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abra­ ham Berger; Maxine Hinda HIT SHOWS Berry, daughter of Mr. and with Sisterhood Installation - The installation of officers of the Jerome Berry; Marjorie Susan ALL ST AR CASTS Sisterhood of Temple Beth Am took place on June 11 at the Burrows, daughter of Mr. and On Stage - In Person temple. Shown in the front raw, left to right, are Mesdames Mrs. Murry Burrows; Audrey Susan Davis, daughter of Mr. Veterans Memorial Auditorium Abraham Tabin, president; Meyer Jarcho, first vice presi­ and Mrs. Phillip Davis; Bar­ SHOW SERIES BEGINS IN THE FALL dent; Samuel Berditch, second vice president, and back row, bara Shirley Fellner, daughter left ta right, Leanard Goldman, recording secretary; Henach of Mr. and Mrs. William Fell­ JUNE IS SUBSCRIPTION MONTH Cohen, corresponding secretary; Milton Pierce, financial sec­ ner; Bernice Ellen Gerstein, retary. Mrs. Ernest Schnitzer, treasurer, was not present when daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ha­ JOIN NOW! the picture was taken. r.old Gerstein; Paula Klrshen­ ASSURE YOURSELF OF THE CHOICEST SEATS .. baum; daughter of Mr. and AT LESS THAN BOX OFFICE PRICES Mrs. Louis Klrshenbaum, Susan Judith Leach, daughter of Mr. We Anticipate That The 1962-63 Season ORGANIZATION NEWS and Mrs. Max Leach; Carol Ann Licht, daughter of Judge Will Include 4 of These 5 Hit Shaws: and Mrs. Frank Litch; Maxine • CARNIVAL • TENTH MAN ANNUAL ASSEMBLY is expected that many col­ Leslie Muchnick. daughter of • MARY, MARY • SOUND Of MUSIC The Annual Assembly of the leagues from Rhode, Island will Dr. and Mrs. Frederick attend. Mushnick; Abigail Susan • A SHOT IN THE DARK American Physicians Fellow­ ship, Inc. for the Israel Medi­ Percelay, daughter of Mr. and WOMAN OF THE YEAR Mrs. Earl M. Percelay; Lois cal Association, a group or ap­ Mrs. Maurice L. Gereboff was 1962-63 SUBSCRIPTION PRICES proximately 3,000 American Ann Sava!, daughter of Mr. chosen Woman Of The Year and Mrs. Meyer Sava!; Phyllis Orchestra ...... $18.00-$15.00 physicians who are helping to and presented with a plaque make Israel a major world Beth Waldman, daughter of Mr. Mezzanine ...... $18.00 In honor of her outstanding de­ and Mrs. Edward Waldman, medical center, will be held on votion and years of service to :, Balcony ...... $15.00-$12.00-$9.00 Monday during the A.M.A. con­ and Rhonda Francine Young, the Providence Hebrew Day daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Man­ All prices include your seats for complete series ol shows vention week, at 8:30 P .M. at School at the Annual Donor the Hotel Morrison In Chicago, uel Young. ,! Subscriptions On Sale Now at- Luncheon of the Ladles Asso­ A reception In honor of the Illlnols. ciation Providence Hebrew Day I' girls will be given by their Broadway Theatre League Dr. Banlce Feinberg, who la School. parents following the services. on the National Executive Mrs. Gereboff has served In ,,:~ of Rhode l1land Board, announced that a most every office of the Ladles As­ MAYOR FELDMAN ' c/ o AVERY PIANO CO., 2S6 Weybosset St. In terestlng evening has been sociation and has now been JERSEY CITY, N. J . - Mat­ Pro•idence Phone PL 1-9235 arranged and that refreshments elected secretary of the Prov­ thew Feldman of Teaneck, N.J ., and a social hour will follow. · It idence Hebrew Day School. was reelected mayor.