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Servatius Wants To Call Globke As 'Expert Witness' Of Nazi Era JERUSALEM - Dr. Robert for the murder of Jews might Servatius has opened before an have been falsified. THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. appeals court his fight to save He retreated promptJy, how Adolf Eichmann from the hang ever, when he was asked by one man's noose. Because of Israeli VOL. XI.NI. No. 4 APRIL 6, 196?. 32 PAGES of the five Supreme Court jus legal restrictions against intro tices constituting the appeals duction of new evidence at, ap tribunal if he was suggesting Hopes To Reach Israel In Time peal hearings he was limited that the American prosecution Herald Printed largely to the arguments he used at the Nuremberg trials had To Keep Fiancee Out Of Army during the four-month trial of faked the document. the N.azi last summer. He also declared he would ap LONDON - With two bicy '"I reckon I'll need about 100 He did ask that Dr. Hans peal to the Council of Europe, cles and a race against time, pounds <$280) ," he said. On New Press The Herald which bas Globke, state secretary to West an advisory body with which Is Jeremy Butler, 24. hopes to Butler explained he is going German Chancellor Konrad Ade rael is not associated, if Eich reach Israel overland to marry by car rather than by air be been published this week has some of the new fea nauer. be called as an "expert mann was not extradited to West his 17-year old sweetheart, Nomi cause he wants to take the two witness" of the Nazi era. This Germany for trial. It was not Rosenberg. before she is called bicycles with him. One is his. tures which have been made Possible through the proposal was made in support of clear Just how meaningful this up for service in the Israeli Army The other is a gift for her. his basic contention that Eich was, snice the West German in August. new Goss web offset press which we are now using for mann had been merely a trans Government has made it plain This week Jeremy began over printing the paper. port officer in the vast Nazi it has no interest whatever In hauling the auto he bought for Cranston Girl, murder machine and had sim extraditing the former Gestapo 15 pounds <$42) for the 3,000- The lager size page will be standard for the Herald ply carried out orders which were colonel and the Bonn Foreign mile journey. according to a re Boy Win Prizes Office last year rejected Eich from now on. Spot color his sworn duty. port by the New York Herald The Cologne attorney also mann's request for intervention. such as appears in this Tribune. In NE Contest hinted that a Nuremberg war '- week's paper will be availa Debbie Leeman, daughter of crimes trial document implicat If Nomi is married before her ble to advertisers in every Rabbi and Mrs. Saul Leeman of ing Eichmann in the develop 18th birthday she will escape issue. the two-year stint of compulsory 9 Parkside Drive, Cranston, won ment of the use of poison gas Marc Chagall military service. Second Prize m the Advanced Hebrew division, and Steven Mu Plants Sapling '" If all goes well I should be sen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. 1 Rabbinical Association there well before August," said Musen of 28 Rangeley Road, J eremy as he worked on the 1933 Cranston. won Second Prize in Forest auto. '"I'm keeping my fingers Asks Students Not To Attend In New the Comprehensive English divi TEL AVIV - Marc Chagall, crossed that the car won't break sion, in the New England-New School On Jewish Holidays down:• York State Regiona l Bible Con world renowned painter and Jeremy met Nomi in Tel Aviv The J ewish community of proclamation says that "it is sculptor, recently placed the test held this past Sunday in highly improper for J ewish stu last summer. He was on furlough New Haven. They will compete Rhode Island. particularly the first pine sapling in the 10 ,000- from the Royal Air Force station youth. have been reminded in a dents to attend school on holy tree J ewish National Fund for in the National finals to be held days." The proclamation reads: at Sharjah on the Persian Gulf. on April 29. in New York City. proclamation of the Rhode Island est on the grounds of the Hadas Since he was released from the Rabbinate, emanating from the The Rhode Island Rabbini sah - Hebrew University Medi Winners in the six regions in cal Association reminds the J ew Air Force 10 day ago he has been the United States and Canada Rhode Island Rabbinical Asso cal Center near J erusalem. The getting the auto in trim. He ciation, that the three. festivals ish community, and particularly forest is a tribute by the Fund. will participate in the National our youth, that the three Pil plans to work for a few weeks Finals and the First Prize in each of Passover, Shevuoth and Suc Israel's land reclamation and before he leaves to raise enough coth are considered major J ew grimage Festivals, namely: Pass afforestation agency. to Hadas division will receive a free trip over, Shavuoth and Succoth. money to pay for the trip. to Israel. ish holidays. For this reason, the sah, largest American Women's ace all major festivals and that Zionist Organization, on its 50th it is therefore highly Improper anniversary. Soviet Newspaper for any Jewish student to attend Chagall, accompanied by his Reports Execution Of Two Jews school on these holy days. wife, came to Israel from Paris In a recent publication, Sey Theodore Adams, chairman of He also is giving special dispen We urge all parents and stu to attend the dedication of the , \ mour Freidin of the New York the council's international af sation so that Jews may supple dents to note that although magnificent stained-glass win Herald Tribune has reported fairs commission. ment their diets during the reli Thursday April 19th the first dows he designed for the syna day of Passover, is a day on that '"a bare, terse announce They said that the council gious holidays with rice and gogue in the Center. Born In Vi which the public schools will be ment, as cold as planned crime learned that the Chief Rabbi of kasha. which is buckwheat. tebks, Russia, In 1877, this great and punishment. has revealed Moscow, Yehuda Leib Levin, was How difficult the situation is open, Jewish dignity and self artist has absorbed the environ the execution of two J ews in the quoted to have remarked : for Jews can be seen from news respect dictate that all J ewish ment of his childhood and the Soviet Union." "That 1962 will be a difficult paper accounts in the USSR, and students absent themselves on traditions or Judaism into his in A provincial Soviet newspa year for the Jewish community from information brought out by that day. The Rhode Island Rab tensely colorful and Imaginative per in the Georgian city of Tbili of Moscow." recent visitors there. Last No binical Association has request style of painting and sculpture. si said that the death sentences Matzoth, unleavened bread vember, for example, the Herald ed of the Superintendents of had been carried out. The crime used by religious Jews during the Tribune published an account of Schools that no examinations or Jacob Tsur, world chairman of was for alleged economic of Passover holiday, will not be the arrest of a prominent Jay any project of a special char Keren Kayemeth In Jerusalem, fenses. Death sentences have available to Jews of the Soviet. leader in Leningrad. acter be scheduled on that day. presiding at the dedication cere been meted out in recent months The Chief Rabbi is instructing He was Gedalia R. Pechersky, It is most desirable that in monies, expressed Israel's ap to considerable numbers of Jews his congregation members how well known to J ews throughout addition to the negative obser preciation "for what Hadassah for supposed economic viola to make it at home themselves. the Soviet Union. Mr. Pechersky vance expressed by non-attend has done in the past and will do tions. was convicted of "treason" with ance at school there also be the in the future to help the country This was the first time that two other coreligionists and sen positive observance of attendance push back the desert by planting the Soviet regime in its concen Form Interfaith tenced to long prison terms. Such at Synagogue on the festival. trees." tration program of anti-Semitism Council in Brazil pressure was immediately fol disclosed that capital punish SAO PALO, Brazil - With the lowed by Soviet regime harass ment had been carried out in endorsement of nearly all ·of the ment of synagogues and the Ye these specific cases. The name top religious leaders in this shiva, or seminary, in Moscow. of one of the victims----Mordekh country, including the blessings The director of the Yeshiva was Abramovich Kakiashvili - al of the Cardinal of Brazil, Arch dismissed and the governing ready had been known. bishop D. Carlos Carmello de council was disbanded. But the second, A. F. Stei Va/sconcello Motta, a Council for Then, Soviet authorities went manov, came as a complete sur Jewish-Christian Fraternity was after synagogues in the most Physicians Answer Call ...... Page 3 prise abroad. It has resulted the established here last week. chilling manner imaginable. The Princess And The Captain Page 4 Herald Tribune learned, in a More than 150 religious lead Using the trade union news fresh wave of fear throughout ers of all faiths attended the paper, Trud, the Russian au J ewish communities in the U.S. founding meeting, summoned on thorities attacked synagogues S.R. They have been under re the initative of A. Bertie Levi. as havens for spies. They charged lentless pressure for months. Brazilian B'nai B'rith leader. that the synagogues were used Being made economic scapegoats The Council pledged . itself '" to by Israeli diplomats In league is the most virulent, overt cam bring the faithful of the various with the American Central In paign of all. religions closer together in telligence Agency to transmit se The Tbilisi cases. known as mutual knowledge and in the de crets. all similar episodes as "The Jews• fense of human rights." But the most penetrating and Pages25 - 32 Trials;• were concluded last De Cardinal Motta sent a message universal attack on J ews in the Soviet Union· was the well-pre cember. Mr. Kakiashvili. 54, was of warm greetings to the initial For Better Schools Page 25 executed at the time. So was Mr. m e et in g. Co-chairmen repre pared drive against them for Stelmanov, described as a chief senting major religious communi supposed economic offenses. The The World Of Magic ..... Page 26 accountant. He was accused or ties were elected as heads of the campaign was intertwined with pilfering '"socialist property."' Council. The co-chairmn are: orientation of the Soviet masses Roz Goldberg . .. Page 27 The executions were made Father Calixto Vendrame, pro to the evils of currency specula known in the newspaper Zarya vincial of the Order of Sao Ca tion and black-marketing. For Teen-Agers ...... Pages 28, 29 Stories of Convictions Vostoka .. milo; Rev. Walter Augusto Er• For six months now, Soviet The Cantor From England ...... Page 30 The plight of 3,000,000 Jews me!, professor of theology at the Presbyterian Seminary; and Journals have been .describing in In the Soviet Union, forbidden as lurid detail convictions and they are to emigrate or to see Great Rabbi Fritz Pinkuss. Columnists any prospect of benevolerice from Among the directors chosen death sentences Imposed on the regime, was emphasized yes are leaders of the Jewish com Jews. The numbers listed in pa Beryl Segal - Barney Glazer terday by Jewish leaders here. munity, Methodists, Lutherans, pers are only a percentage of They were Rabbi Julius Mark, and prominent monks and nuns those tried. Hence, the surpris Leonard 1,.yons - Horry Fleischman president of the Synagogue of the Benedictine, Dominican ing revelation of the execution Council of America, and Rabbi and other Catholic orders. of Mr. Steimanov in Georgia. ---· ... ______. - ---====~::::::::;:~:::;::;:;==::::;:;;:::=------===~~~~~~~~~~~;;;:::~~::::;=:;:~------·- _ ... ,,_ _ ---- :.=-;:::,=====-===--=·-~--- .. .. Hausner Fights Tor,Hang. Eic.hmann Flare Bomb Burns; JERUSALEM - Slashing at neral Gideon Hm.1s'ner ;equested terrogation conducted by the Is every contention entered on ap Israel's five-nwi ,$uprem.e Court ,11eli police prior to last year's Panics Hundreds .,; peal by the defense counsel for panel - before which ·Eichmann trial. TEL A VIV - The celebration Adolph Eichmann, Attorney Ge- is trying to save himself from Concerning Israel's jurisdio of Purim in Tel Aviv was marred hanging-to reject all the de tion, Mr. Hausner told the high by two incidents which caused fense claims and uphold the tribunal, that, under interna burns and other injuries to hun So Much More at The judgment of guilty handed down tional law, a court need npt be dreds of celebrants including by the District Court here. concerned with the manner in many children. WINDSOR Pounding successfully at every which the prisoner had been In the first accident, someone point raised in the appeal by Dr. brought before the court if his released a huge flare bomb which Robert Servatius, chief of Eich offense is against the law. caused burns to many and in mann's counsel. Mr. Hausner up Thus the Attorney General re juries to others as the crowd pa held Israel's right to try the for plied to Dr. Servatius' contention nicked. Scores of persons, stand FOR GOODNESS mer Gestapo colonel convicted of that Eichmann was not subject ing near the scene suddenly real directing the sla ughter of 6,000,- to · an Israeli court because he ized that their clothes were afire. SAKE 000 European J ews. had been abducted in Argentina. Chaos followed before police eat with us! He maintained that Eichmann Even if those who abducted the moved in with vans and ambu had virtually convicted himself man are liable to arrest. trial or lances to take the burned and Fine Food - Delicious during the 1,000,000-word in- damage suits, Mr. Hausner said, injured to hospitals. the validity of the prosecution's Drinks - Fine Service The second accident was pre - Moderate Prices - case is not .affected. cipitated by an invitation to the USE YOUR CREDIT AT The defense had claimed that Makes Your Dining At Eichmann could not possibly public to en ter a contest to catch the WINDSOR have remembered fully all de a floating balloon. Under the ., Always a pressure of many youngsters tails of events that had trans swarming up a tower, the struc I' Pleasure' PRESCO'S pired 20 years earlier. Mr. Haus ·< ture collapsed, hurtling many of ner pointed out that the 1,000,- Headquarters for the children to the ground in a 000 word police interrogation mass of wreckage. transcript had been preceded by Eichmann's recital of many ma Sixteen were hospitalized with Chubbelte Engaged - Mr. and M~s. injuries, and scores were treated jor facts to a Nazi friend, Wil Joseph Wuraftic of 118 Lori liam Stassen, when he was still on the scene, then sent home. Fashions in Argentina. mer Avenue, announce the PRF.sCO'S features the largest Thus. said Mr. Hausner. Eich engagement of their daugh selection in all Rhode Island of mann had undergone, during the ter, Meryl, to Loui s Barry I New Ch ubbette Fashions for Russell, son of Attorney ond Girls - Subteens - Teeners. months he dictated his story to Stassen, "a full-dress rehearsal" Mrs. Abram Rusitsky of New • Dresses • Blouses that refreshed his memory sev Bedford, Mass. !I • Skirts • Playclothes eral years before he told many of Miss Wuraftic is a graduate of MRS. G. HONIGBLUM and accessories - specially de the same facts to the Israeli po Rhode Island College of Educa Funeral services for Mrs. Ra signed to make girls 6 to 16 look lice questioning him. tion and teaches kindergarten in Milton Rigelhaupt slimmer- chel
- .~ / u .... DRIVE UP 8% increase over the sums raised in vember. MONTREAL The 1961 1960. Monroe Abbey, chairman The Princess and The Captain I Combined Jewish Appeal of Mon of the Appeal, reported to the A Herald ad 11Iways gets best .. By Raebel Arad "'... treal yielded record contribu board of directors here. The 1962 results-our subscribers comprise ... tions totaling $3,565,546, an 8 % .,; drive is to get under way in No- an active buying market. As Told To Leo Helman My daughter Alma and I sur tore the card into shreds and ; vived World War 11 because of flushed them down the lavatory, Place Your Passover Order NOW With the devotion and humanity of a Among the· papers strewn on ~ gallant German officer. I have the floor by the departing Soviet ;,,; kept silent until now because I officials, I found a clean personnel < did not wish to involve one of my identification form. I also came Q PARK AVENUE DELICATESSEN wartime benefactors, the German across a bottle of standard red ink 840 Park Avenue, Cranston WI lliams 1-9828 General von Beutel. An outspoken and the pen used by the Russian ~ . anti-Nazi who was later imprison commissar in charge of the hos ed by the Soviets for many years, pital. Working feverishly and hop 9< von Beutel is now dead and the ing not to make mistakes or Ill ?1..o/lm.a._ a.nd. Juwt,dJ_ IJJWadm.an, officer who saved me has visited printing errors in the unfamiliar fol Israel on the invitation of the Is Ru ssian language, I filled out the = EVERYTHING FOR YOUR PASSOVER TABLE raeli Government. form, adding the words "Nazion I was born in Palestine, in the alnost Arabskaya" (Nationality ~ Including A Complete Line ol HOROWITZ ond MANISCHEWITZ Products village of Zichron Jacob, the only Arabic). Then I carried the pot of .I daughter of a well-to-do farmer. Turkish coffee, two cups and the / ~ Despite my parents' objections, I forged file card on the same tray fol Candies Cookies Cakes Other Delicacies went to Jive in Jerusalem where to the impatient Nazi security Q I graduated from the Teachers officer. 0 -- ZION KOSHER ·MEAT PRODUCTS FOR PASSOVER -- College. While working for a youth He sipped the coffee, studied =Ill And A Full Line of Delicotessen ond Doiry Items, All Kosher for Passover organization, I met and married the card and patted me on the fol Best Wishes To Our Many Friends And Patrons For A Very Happy Holiday a geologist but before we could shoulder, saying, "You have noth settle down my husband accepted ing to fear from us, Gnaedige =i"' a pos ition with a Polish oil com Frau; we Germans are very gal pany and we moved to Warsaw. lant toward Arab ladies. Please There my daughter Alma was born call at my office tomorrow morn shortly before World War 11 be ing and bring your passport. We EDWIN S. SOFORENKO gan. Before I left Palestine I had shall be glad to issue you a reg learned perfect German by spend ular German identity card, food ing several summers with a family ration coupons and other neces of Gennan- Jewish r efugees at sary documents. Lemberg is not HOWARD S. GREENE Nahariya, north of Haifa, When I a ver y healthy city now. There came to Poland I spoke not only are too many Jews ar ound, and it Hebrew and German, but a I so is necessary that all your papers Arabic, English and French. be in order. Auf Wiedersehn." ALL LINES OF INSURANCE As the Luftwaffe wa s pulveriz While I was a nurse at the FOR BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, HOME ing Warsaw in 1939, I fled on Soviet m!i!tary hospital during the AND PERSONAL PROTECTION foot, with my husband and infant. Russian occupation, I had helped Drunken Polish soldiers shot down some nun s and priests from a my husband. But som ehow, I monastery across the street. Now managed to cross war-torn Poland, I was able to hide little Alma with 211 ANGELL STREET swimming rivers , crawling over the nuns while. I went to see a mine fields and under barbed-wire Jewish chemical engineer, a friend UNion 1-1923 barricades. I begged bread, stole of my late husband. His wife had food, evaded German, Polish and been missing for five days, and Russian patrols and fina!l y r each he wa s sure she had been raped ed Lemberg (Lvov), in the Polish and killed by the Ukrainians. He INSURANCE Ukraine, where my husband had him self had orders to report for relatives. work at th e Janowski camp, where UNDERWRITERS, INC. After one look at my British thousands of Jews were dying Palestine passport, the Soviet se every week of hunger, disease, curity police arrested me as an beatings, shootings and exhaustion. "English spy." A friendly Ukrain But he agreed to help me. He ian woman hid Alma in her house mixed some chemical solutions, until I escaped from prison, applied them to my British-Pales ALL MORRISON & SCHIFF changed my identity and found a tine passport and the original ink job as a nurse in a Soviet military evaporated without a trace. He hospital, with my precious pass then wrote my new identity: Chris MEAT PRODUCTS port still_jn my possession. I was tina El Nassari, nationality Arab, waiting for a chance to contact religion, Roman Catholic, born in the British embassy in Moscow Faradis village, near Zich ran and to geL back to Zichron Jacob. Jacob, Haifa Di strict, Palestine. KO SHER PAS SO VER But in June, I 941, the Wehrmacht tot El Nassari was a sheikh in the smashed through the Soviet lines Arab village of Faradis near my ~1 and occupied Lemberg. home. His sons worked for my father and I now adopted him as SomeFeverishMoments my father. The forged page was dry when the expert lifted it to an electric I And Turkish Coffee bulb and he nearly fainted. "I Ukrainian mobs were running spoiled your passport," he ex amok in the streets, raping women, claimed. • 'The chemicals were too looting aparnnents and k i 11 in g strong. They ate right through the Jews on sight. I and my baby hid paper. Now everyone can see it' s under hospital beds but the Ulcrain a forgery if the page is held ian nurses in the hospital knew I against the light." I had a flt of was Jewish. They called in a group hysterics, but returned homewhen accompanied by a German security I recovered, knowing I had nothing of Ukrainian militia who were ac to lose and hoping to distract the companied by a German security Gestapo officials so that they officer. would not subject my passport to In the hospital's personnel files close scrutiny. my card had written in red ink At Gestapo headquarters in the words 11nationality Jewish." Lemberg, the Nazi officer had a Somehow I had to destroy that surprise for me. A Moslem soldier card or be torn apar~ by the from Azarbaidjan, who had de Ukrainian soldiers who were al serted the Soviet Army to join the ready discussing the division of S.S. Moslem auxiliary formations, my clothes. I approached the Ger was brought in to check my Arabic man officer and, addressing him fluency. Luckily, he knew little In German, introduced myself as Arabic himself, and spoke it in a an Arab Christian from Palestine. Persian Azarbaldjanian dialect. The officer was visibly impressed Soon I was able to talk him into but asked, "what is an Ar ab kissing my hand and joining me woman doing in Lem berg?'' in singing an impromptu version I told him I was the daughter of a Moslem religious song. This of a Sheikh, that I had married a satisfied the Gestapo investiga Jew in Palestine and followed him tors. They checked my passport to Poland. Since he was now dead, without holding its pages up to the Insist on Morrison a. Schiff for the best We guarantee that all of our products I was waiting for German victory II g ht and then issued me the and repatriation to my homeland. necessary documents. In frankfurts, balogna, sala.mi, liverwurst, arc strictly Kosher for Passover. All the One of the Ukrainian nurses in But too many Ukrainians and and cold meats. Remember, all Morrison principles of Kashruth have been ob- terrupted me, shouting that a Jew Poles in Lemberg knew my real ish woman should not bepennltted identity. I had to find some safe It Schiff meat products arc true Kosher, served in the convenlon of our facilities to address a German officer. The haven to escape the dragnets of and truly delicious, made from long- for Passover, under the supervision of Nazi officer was embarrassed, but the S.S. and Ulcrainian militia, finally asked If I could substantiate That week a Gennan rear-area cherished Morrison It Schiff recipes, for Rabbi Joseph Dov Soloveitchik and my claims to Arab nationality. services headquarters in charge "Of -course,t' I replied, .. but that wonderful 'delicatessen' flavor! Rabbi E. I. Shonfcld. of supplies, garrison duties, first will you honor me by drink troops in transit and convalescent ~--...... Ing some Turkish coffee with me? soldiers moved into Lemberg. The llllc:nnt Ll-1! I'm brewing It in the Oriental unit was commanded by General T-,._,. Plcllltd TDtlpt Arab style." The officer agreed van Beutel, an old-school Gennan Corned 1111 and I rushed to the hospital kitchen officer. In charge of the unit's llelfflJI to grind some coffee beans and administration section was Haupt Roum111ian Frwtwta P11tn11nl boil them over a slow fire. While mann Peter Benchen, from Ham .... Plttles SINMIIHr P11trollll the water simmered, I stole into burg. 10111 .., the office where the hospital re When the headquarters took 11111111 cords were stored. With ice-cold over a row of apartment buildings ..... lollltl llelf fingers, I searched for my per and ordered all civilians to move sonal dossier. When I found it, I IContinued ·on Pare 5 l
/ Excellent opJ)Ortunltles are In "' H 'OW A German Officer Saved Us From Tlie Nazis the Herald's Classified ads. The Princess and The Captain , NOVICK'S HOTEL (Continued from Pare 4) Iy attitude, I assembled some 20 ly status would give you. No one up against rhe problem of checking Mlllil, MHS. out in 24 hours, my apartment fugitive Jews-- scientists, poets, would dare enter the apartment the Arab identity of Princess El Na ssari. Professor Said Bey, a FRontier 6-8456 was also affected. I then went to composers, architects and pro of an Arab princess without !'LEASE MAKE RESERVA T/ONS see Hauptmann Benchen. He heard pro-Nazi Persian Moslem, who fessors -- and hid them in the permission.•• EARLY FOR me out in silence and then gave spare bedroom In my apartment. Then I understood how he was raughr Oriental languages to Ger me a six-room apartment which One day, Captain Benchen call trying to help me. One of the Jew man security officers, wa_s invited formerly belonged to a Polish ed me Into his office. "Frau El ish architects hidden In my spare ro Investigate Lemberg' s mysteri Passover Holidays university professor, and offered Nassar!," he said In his quiet room drew a large sign In Ger ous Arab princess. General von me a job as his chief secretary voice, "your visitors are making man. Topped off by a small coro Beutel and Captain Benchen were $72.SO per person and housekeeper. I accepted with too much noise. I don't care about ner, It proclaimed the residence present In my apartment when the Traditional Seder Services thanks and moved in with Alma Ir myself, bur I think it would be of Princess Christina El Nassar!, professor arrived, escorted by Conducted By C11pable C11ntor two senior security officials. The Reservations Av11i111ble and the Ukrainian woman, Irena, better for you and all concerned chief secretary of Erappe admin For Sed•n who was so helpful when things if you insisted on standards of istrative section. It looked Im 19 hidden Jews, crouching on the floor behind the massive cupboard, Entertainment Program were worst. behavior befitting an Arab pressive enough ro keep all police E,ery W oekday E,ening Within a week I realized rhar princess." When I protested I was patrols and sudden-search Gestapo listened fearfully ro the conversa tion which could doom them. DIETARY LAWS while I had fooled the Gestapo, I no Arab princess, Benchen smiled squads away from my door. · STRICTLY OBSERVED had nor decehed Captain Benchen. and said, "Bur yes, Irhlnkyouare. With Captain Benchen's assist (Cont.lnued on Pa.re 6) He knew from the start I was I looked up some Arab genealogy ance, I kept the 20 Jewish fu gitives Jewish. I could nor understand why books and found that El Nassar! hidden In my room for nearly "'...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,.;r.:Iia"f'E'ftXf'?o'.{1ffii'fs...,...,...,...,...,...,...,~ ~ a German officer was risking his Is the name of an ancient line of three years. Among them were life by harboring Jews In his princes and emirs. In any · case. married couples, lovers and Millis, Moss. c- A unique girls Camp that has everything for glrls aged 7 to 15 years, office. Bur he never so much as rhe prefix 'El' in Arabic Is like bachelors. And there was love, where your child will enjoy a happy, busy, re laxed sumer . Do rmitory hinted that he doubted my Arab 'Von' in German, so it's all right romance, jealousy, tragedy, hare accommodations. ... Two Weeks - $125; Four WHks - $250; Eight WHkl - $450 ... identity. Encouraged by his friend- too. Think of the protection prince- and envy among the score of adults DIETARY LAWS OBSERVED "'... In one small, cramped bedroom, SEND FOR BROCHURE FRontler 6~56 Isolated from the rest of the NEW YORK DRESS PLEATING CO. apartment by a heavy cupboard 212 Union Street :: Providence, R. I. GA 1-57'82 ·through which Irena and I had cut a hidden door. CAMP MAR-VEN Do You Know? There were illnesses and even We can convert Sweaters to Cardigans, shorten Knitted Dresses and epidemics which I tried ro cure Boys-Girls Ages 6-14 Skirts, assemble Bulky Knits, prepare and make Buttonholes on with stolen medical supplies. A Sweaters. prominent Jewish professor died Wellfleet, Cope Cod, Mass. In the hidden bedroom. A surgeon We shorten Leather Coats, repair, install, and sell all types of Combines best features of ocean locatio n in a country atmosphere, Zippers. who slept beside him dismember Swimming and Water Activities in TWO POOLS, Salt water bay and ed the body, with the help of rhe pond. All land and water sports; salllng, skiing, tennis, riflery, etc . We carry a beauttful selection. of Buttons for Sweaters, Dresses, professor's wife. Limb by limb, . . . Dramatics . . . Crafts ... Overnight Camping Trips. Ex Coats, and Suits. cellent Facllltles and Food. MATURE STAFF. and bone by bone, the body was Tuition : $475.00 for a weeks. {llmlted number accepted for 4 weeks) Dressmoking Supplies And Services Of All Kinds smuggled our of the house In Irena' s shopping casket, and scat OPEN MONDAYS Saul and Florence Richman, Directors tered over the parks of Lemberg. The widow could nor even weep In Providence- area, ca ll Mrs.. A. Isenberg HO 1-9448 because her cr ying would have NEW LOCATION, alarmed the guards pacing the street below. Feeding twenty people In war The protection you give your time Lem berg was a problem, too. Without Benchen' s help they would family today may have to be ha ve starved ro death. He himself provided by. life insurance to ◄ suggested Issuing special requi morrow. Make sure you have sition orders to the Wehnnachr food supply stores under hi s con c1wu:.!../1 .life insurance. trol. "We have to drink tea and 40 ORMS ST., PROVIDENCE, R. I. coffee during office hours," he told me, " so please type out Elliot F. Slack orders for tea, coffee, milk, 1019 INDUSTRIAL SANK BLDG. CALL DE 1-8086 - cream and sugar. and don't forget bread, burrer, jam, biscuits and DE 1-2422 chocolate either." • Tockless Installation RUG and • Soles One day in 1943 Benchen call SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA • Cleaning • Fitting & Layi ng ed me into his office, looked over CARPET • Repairing • Dyeing & Moth Proofing the duplicate copies of the requi • Storage sition orders and rem arked casually: "An overzealous supply officer of the stores suspects you are stealing food. He wrote me a letter saying that three people- CRUISES you, General von Beutel and my self--could not have consumed 42 EVERYWHERE pounds of sugar requisitioned last month, so you must be stealing it • Providence To Bermuda .. $160 up UMPLINGS to sell on the black market. He S. S. Ariadne - 6 to 7 days wanted to complain to the criminal $210 up police, but I shouted at him rhar • Providence To Bermuda And Nassou • • • • • S. S. Ariadne - 8 days an Arab princess would never you spoon stoop to such things. I or dered • Boston To West Indies ...... $250 up him ro drop the matter, but please Luxurious M /S Gripsholm - 9 to 11 days be more careful in the fut ure, my them L1ght girl." M/S ITALIA - $170 up Being Jewish WEEKLY CRUISES TO NASSAU out of Didn't Matter MIAMI the jar! It was General von Beutel who saved me from another Gestapo LOW SPRING- SUMMER RATES investigation. The general must AIR - HOTEL OR PACKAGE RESERVATIONS have known who I was and what I was doing. He never mentioned Free and Immediate Confirmations it, however, but he always cursed Hitler and the Nazis in my and • Jet Boston To Miami ...... only $131.80 Benchen' s presence. One day the *Non-stop every eve - plus tax •round trip General stormed into the office, • Seattle - World's Fair And Hawoii And Los Vegas waving a letter. He said his daugh ter had been expelled from s chool All 3 For $549.00* for refusing to join the Nazi BDM 17 Day Tour 'Plus 24.50 Tax youth organization. "The Nazis are barbarians, worse than the BACHELOR PARTY TOURS Huns, Mongols or Tartars," the General said to me and Benchen. SINGLE PEOPLE ONLY "But believe me, my dear Mrs. TRAVEL WITH YOUR OWN AGE GROUP Just made for Soup. Mrs. Adler's Matzo Dumplin11s! El Nassar!, there are quire a few Light and fluffy with plenty of fresh whole eggs, honest Germans left to uphold the CONCORD-GROSSINGERS-NEVELE-MAGNOLIA just-enough matzo meal, delicate seasoning ... traditions of German civilization and the haimische touch of Mrs. Adler. Serve with and culture after Hitler and his Europe - meat or dairy meals. The perfect soup-mate! Nazi gang are gone." Israel Kosher for Passover. If reported ro the Gestapo such "WE'VE BEEN THERE" talk meant an Immediate death sentence, bur Ir showed rhar von Honeymoon Planning Our Specialty Beutel had Implicit trust In Bench en and me. Benchen was an old CALL ANYTIME and trusted friend of the General, ?At. tltt'kt~ bur an Arab woman, known for her open pro-Nazi sympathies, was Zelda Kouffman hardly the Ideal audience for the MATZO DUMPLINGS General's anti-Nazi views unless CRANSTON TRAVEL SERVICE he knew who I really was. 801 Park Avenue, Cranston When Gestapo headquarters N. 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... TO PROVIDE CHAPLAINCY ed on on a full-time basis with ROCKWELL'S FRIEND MILWAUKEE - The Milwau a rabbi to be engaged under the WASHINGTON Schuyer The Princess and The Captain &J kee Jewish Federation has creat auspices of the Committee on Ferris of George Rockwell's Am :l ed a Chaplaincy Service for Jews Family and Individual Service. erican Nazi party was dismissed ( Continued from Page 5) .,; who are confined to institutions The project will be launched from the Army Map Service . I lowered my eyes, as a modest In Cracow I went to work for In the Milwaukee metropolitan next month and continue for a Arab woman should in the presence the German labor service which area. The service will be operat- year on an experimental basis. Use Herald Classified ads. of a distinguished man, and curt sent me to Rabka, a Tarra moun sied deeply. "Salaam Aleikum, tains resort. I met the Russians ya Khwajja Said, keef hallak?" there in January 1945 . Drunken (Peace be with you, my master Cossack cavalry troopers were Said, how are you?), I asked him raping women in the streets. When in Arabic. "I am happy to meet a I saw two burly Russian troops real Arab princess," he replied riding towards my house, I went in the same language, with a slight out to meet them, carrying two Baghdad accent. "My eyes are bottles of vodka. By the time they hw,gry for the sight of an Arab had drained the bodka they were woman." Quickly I switched to so drunk they went to sleep on my German, saying that von Beutel porch. First and Benchen should not be left out of the conversation. "Yes," Said I then went back to Cracow Bey agreed, "it is not polite to where I mer my second husband, speak a strange language in the Dr. Arad, an expert in interna National presence of people who do not tional economics. After we were understand. Let us converse in married, we moved to Prague German." where my husband helped reor Stores Then I served Turkish coffee, ganize the shattered Czechoslovak Arab-style, sticky honey and nut economy. From Prague we came cakes I had baked myself, sweet home to Israel. My husband Is now meats, sherbet, peanuts, and more attached to the Israeli embassy in coffee, unsweetened and very bit London. I divide my time between ter. Mter the refreshments, I gave London and my daughter's home the guests clean white towels and in Jerusalem. bowls of orange-scented warm STAMPS STAMPS water to clean their hands in the Alma is now 24. This year she -rraditional Arab manner. The pro received her M.D. from the He fessor was satisfied. He held a brew Uni versity of Jerusalem. Her lively conversation with the Ger husband is a· doctor, ton. •Five man officers, and when I was years ago when they were mar --Week-End Meat Specials!- singing the Arabic love ballad, ried, I insisted that they spend "Ana bahebaak, Ya Muhammad." their honeymoon In Germany so (I love you, my Mohammed), he that they could find General von fell on his lcnees and kissed my Beutel and Captain Benchen. They ROASTING hand. found Benchen in Hamburg and In the summer of 194-4, when honeymooned in his house. Tender, plump, Flavorful - Every bite a delicious treat the Russians broke through on When the Israeli Government the Ulcralnian front and rolled learned how Benchen had saved towards Lemberg, Benchen again us and other Jews at the risk of Invited me to his office. His wife his own life, he was invited to had Joined him in Lemberg some visit Israel. He came to see us in months before to escape the Brit Jerusalem a year ago. Older and CHICKENS attacks grey-haired, he was still the same ish and American bombing In Hamburg. She, too, was very Peter Benchen. Oven Ready friendly and helped me gather Reprinted from food for my hidden fugitives, but The Jewish Digest 5 to 6 LB Avg lb she never admitted being aware 53c of their presence . .. The Ru s sians are coming," Benchen told me. "I lcnow you would like to stay here and wait Tender Chunks of for liberation. Bur think of the Braising Beef Choice Beel LB 79c dangers. Officially, you are a pro Nazi Arab princess who worked for a German headquarters. Be Brown ' N Serve fore you have time to explain any Swift Sausage thing, you'll be raped or killed. You must get away and wait for the war's end in a quieter place. Same Low Sell -Servi ce Prices m All ~lo• e! in Th,, \/ic 1n,ty - lWe Reserve the Righi lo limit Quantities) I hope to see you after the war, if both of us are still alive." Captain Benchen then gave me BEST SPRING PRODUCE - SPECIALLY PRICED! a letter recommending my serv ices, and sent me and Alma on a German army truck to Cracow. Fresh, long green spears, a mouth-watering early spring treat from California The 19 Jewish fugitives were hid den In the cellar of the German headquarters , behind a pile of Fresh ASPARAGUS La 29c coal. Amid the coal was enough foodsruffs to last until the Ru s sians arrived. Sweet and Tender - Arrives Fresh Corn Daily at First National 5 EARS 39c Sunday Closings
Florida - Valencia Cause Concern Oranges NEW YORK -Sunday clos ing law in two states and one Full of juice, rich in vitamin C - A double city were under fire recently. Engaged - Mr. and Mrs. bonus for you - low, low price and 50 In Boston, a spokesman for B~G Harry R. Davison of Brigh m extra stamps with purchase of each bag 5 49c the Jewish Community Council EXTRA STAMPS urged at a public hearing last ton, Mass. announce the en week adoption of a measure to gagement of their daughter, ease the Massachusetts Sunday Barbara Carole, to Evan Louis THIS WEEK'S GROCERY SPECIALS! closing law by permitting Jewish Cranson, son of Mrs. George Sabbath observers who close Cranson of Providence. their places of business on Sa Real Maple Flavor Miss Davison is a graduate of turday to remain open on Sun Boston University, College of SYRUP I Pl 8 oz day. The measure was drafted Business Administration and Mr. Vermont Maid BOT 53c by the American J ewish Congress Cronson graduated from the and the Jewish Community Rhode Island College of Pharm Sliced or Crushed Council after extensive study of acy where he was a member of the present state Lord's Day Law. 81/1 .:>Z the Rho Pi Phi fraternity. Meanwhlle,- Minneapolis Mayor Dole Pineapple 6 CANS •1-00 An August 12 wedding is plan Arthur Naftalin vetoed a Sun ned. Pea, Yellow Eye, Red Kidney ~ day closing law approved by the City Council after a Saturday ,81.201 option clause was removed. He 'Erin Go Bragh' B & M Beans 2 CANS 57c termed the deletion of the Sa turday closing option clause as Includes 'Shalom' discriminatory, and said that the NEW YORK - American Jews ordinance sought "To Impose by born in Ireland observed their law a pattern of social and eco own version of St. Pa trick's Day nomic behavior" which should be this year at a meal which the WE GIVE Bonus decided by the free choice of the menu included green matzoh 850 Stamps people and not by the govern balls, Irish soda bread ' \ Says Algeria;n Jews Headed For Conflict LONDON - The reported abroad? What even if some of gime? other smaller, weaker and "-' guarantees for the Jews remain them decide they wish to live In more precarious communist ; Ing in an independent .Algeria Israel? What harm can this do states have managed to with- to the monollthlc communist re- stand batterlngs." :Ill THE ONLY ANGLO JEWISH WEEKLY IN R I AND SOUTHEAST MASS will not solve all the problems they will face ·R. N: Carvalho, g Published Every Week By The president of the Anglo-Jewish ,.., Jewish Press PubUshlnc CoDlJ)any Association, declared here last ... Box 6063, Providence, R. I. - Telephone 72~0200 week. Insurance Of All Kinds CELIA ZUCKERBERG ... -~. Managing Edito Speaking at a meeting of the IIRENDA SLACK Edlto group's council, he said the guar antees, which are understood to i Second Class Postage Paid at Providence, Rhode Island have been negotiated by Algerian ,.., Subscription Rates: Fifteen Ctnts the copy; By Mail, $5.00 per annum; outsid, That's Our Bu·siness = New England, $6.00 per annum. Bulk rates on request. rebel leaders with France, would be "an invaluable step," In that The Herald assumes no financi;i--;e;ponsibtlitv for typographical errors i.J advertisements, but will reprint that part of the advertisement in which th• they would enable Jews wishing Selling Fire - Life - Automobile typographical error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the managemen ! to leave Algeria to go to France immediately of any error which may occur. on the same terms as non-Jewish and GUARANTEED NON-CANCELLABLE FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1962 Frenchmen. ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSURANCE Bound for Conflict DIRECT AGENTS FOR LARGE AND RELIABLE COMPANIES He also urged that the French I settlers were not likely to accept WITH STRONG FINANCIAL ST ANDING the terms of the agreement peac - All Kinds of Jewelry and Fur Floaters - YOUR MONEY'S ably and that In many places. I:"~ Algerian Jews had Identified 46 YEARS OF INSURANCE EXPERIENCE !" themselves with the extremists PERSONAL PROMPT SERVICE ... of the OAS, the European under "'~ WORTH ground which violently opposes an Independent Algeria. 'l1le MAY WE CALL ON YOU? by Sylvia Porter Jewish community, he said, "can Our Ad~ess is 1129-A New Industrial Bank Building not avoid the troubles which lie ahead. Whichever side the Jews Phone GA 1-9058 1962 CONSUMER GYPS identify themselves with, they I - HOME IMPROVEMENTS are bound to be Involved In con When publicity about fall-out shelters was reaching crescendo a flict." J. SCHLOSSBERG & SON few months ago, a Long Island salesman set up a firm called U.S. Recalls Stalinist Era Pall-Out Shelters, Inc. Its salesmen, representing themselves as Discussing the situation of So connected with Civil Defense authorities (untrue), talked homeowners viet Jewry, he said there was into paying up to $.1 ,000 toward the construction of shelters and pledged nothing new to say about Russia the work would be completed within two weeks. except to "express our Indigna ln most cases, construction wasn't even started. The firm has tion and horror at what appears If you believe ... now been enjoined from engaging in "fraudulent and Illegal acts." to be a recrudescence of some of the Stalin era" on an official You ore important. Too often we take for gronted the power we, as Still at the top of the consumer gyp parade In 1962 are home governmental basis. individuals possess in a free society. Our beliefs ... Our convictions are Improvement rackets -- and fall-out shelter frauds are the latest He said It was "almost impos important. It is these convictions which help shape the world we live in . twist. In 1962 alone, the estimate Is unscrupulous contractors will sible to understand" why the During the post few weeks Rhode Islanders by the Kore ha't'e been con Soviet Government had adopted fleece the American public out of at least $1.5 billion. While fly-by cerned for the enactment of Fair Housing legislation for our state. nighters are a fringe of the home Improvement Industry, they're grow this attitude toward "a relative ing fat with profits because the market ls constantly expanding, the ly Insignificant minority." He Governor Notte's Fair Housing Bill has received Senate approval and is crooks are, as the fall-out shelter gimmick indicates, Impressively asked, "What If Russian Jews do now in committee awaiting ih moment on the floor of the House for a imaginative, and the American public remains astoundingly naive. establish contact with Jews vote. This is a moment that belongs to all of us . . a time when our conYictions once more shape our future. Few houn in our state's history Inexpensive fall-out shelters also are being used as a lure In the old "bait and switch" game. You'll see an ad for a shelter at low cost. ha't'e offered us so great on opportunity to chart that next step. By filling say under $200, and If you send in an Inquiry, a salesman will come to Ben-Gurion Says in and mailing this coupon, your voice joins the countless Rhode Island your home. He'll debunk your need for a shelter, tell you to spend your voices who not only support Governor Notte's bill but who ore working for money Instead on a "basement playroom which will be just as safe and its passage. All of this is important . you ore important . . if you an Investment too." If you take the bait and switch, you may be sure War Is Doubtful believe. your playroom wlll cost much more than $200. JERUSALEM - The danger of war against Israel "has greatly Spring is here, home Improvements soon will be swinging toward receded· during the past five i' ------, seasonal peaks and the racketeers will be swarming over the country. years," Premier Ben-Gurlon said 1 Citizens United t · Be particularly on guard against: last weekend addressing a re gional defense meeting of the 1 291 President Avenue (1) The model home appeal -- the most formidable swindle In the Southern Command somewhere arsenal of these crooks. In the Negev. He credited thls to 1 Providence, Rhode Island A glib salesman will offer to put aluminum siding on your home the "greater deterent power of I and propose this deal: If you let his company use your home as a model, Israel's defense forces and the .. Because I believe, how can I help you'll get $100 commission on each siding job done by a homeowner In development and settlement of your area. Your Job will cost you $3,000, but, he'll pledge, the com the Negev." He added that there .... Pleose tell ,ne how I may affiliate with Citizens United missions will make that up. If you sign a contract, you'll find there are was nevertheless "no guarantee I few, If any, commissions. The price will be exorbitant, the quality of that the present quiet will con I the work Inferior. NAME tinue." I (2) The premature submission of a completion certificate -- a ( In London, the Sunday Tele I ADDRESS graph reported that the Soviet warning signal that you're probably dealing with a fly-by-night I contractor. Government ls negotiating with When your job is half finished, a contractor will ask you to sign the United Arab Republic and 1 TELEPHONE a statement that all work Is completed. His explanation will be that he with Iraq for the supply of guid L_ ___ _ wants to give his workers a bonus and needs the certificate to collect ed missiles, especially of the SA- his money from the bank or loan company which is financing the job. 2 type which ls a defensive Citizens United For a Fair Housing Law in Rhode Island If you sign in sympathy and faith, you've probably seen the last of him ground-to-air missile. The deliv and you'll end up with your half-finished terrace or room. eries, the paper says, will be pos DeWitt C. Clemens, General Chairman sible this year unless Soviet-Arab These are the biggest of the home Improvement rackets, but the relations take another of their swindles appear in an endless variety. As one illustration, legitimate "periodic" sour turns.) makers of fire alarm equipment are now deeply disturbed by promoters· Meanwhile, the Foreign Minis who are roaming the country and claiming to be conducting surveys try Informed the United Nations Max Sugarman Funeral Home for a local "fire protection board." If one of these comes to your Truce Supervision Organization house, he'll "discover" your home is a fire trap, show you gruesome that It "views with seriousness" pictures of what a fire can do -- and, by no coincidence at all, he'll the Syrian attack on an Israeli COMMUNITY CALENDAR propose to Install a fire alarm system for about $500. You'll be lucky police patrol boat in Lake Tiber if the system works. ias last week when two mem GENERAL JEWISH COMMITTEE WOMEN'S DIVISION For listing call GAspee 1-4111. Ask for Calendar Secretary. Mrs. Bertram bers of the Israeli police crew L. Bernhardt, Calendar Chairman. Over 90 percent of the contractors In this home Improvement field were seriously wounded and hos are reputable -- but If you're to stay out of the hands of the racketeer Sunday, April a, 1962 pitalized. 10:30 a. m.- Israel Bonds Brunch ing fringe, at least do these things when you decide on an improvement: 8:00 p. m.-Cranston Jewish Center, Education Check the reputation of any contractor with the local Better The report of the UN investi gating team, which has not yet 8:30 p. m.-Jolnt Meeting of All B'nai B'rlth Lodges and Chapters Business Bureau, Chamber of Commerce or other pertinent organiza Monday, Aprll 9, 1962 tion. Verify the reputation of any salesman who claims he represents been received Is understood to 10:00 a. m.-Slsterhood Temple Beth El, Discussion Group have established that the gunfire 10:45 a. m.- Women's Ass'n. Miriam Hospital, Board Meeting a government agency. Never sign a completion certificate until the 12:00 noon-Sisterhood Temple Beth El, Donor Luncheon work Is completed to your satisfaction. Do not put your name on any was opened by Syrian forces and 6:30 p. m.-Ststerhood Temple Beth Israel, Donor Dinner not by the Israeli boat as claimed 7:30 p. m.- Mtrlam Hospital Ass'n., Building Fund contract which has not 'been examined by a lawyer or a banker. 8:00 p. m .-Temple Beth El, Board Meeting by the Syrians. Official Israeli 8:00 p. m.-What Cheer Lodge #24, Knights of Pythias, Regular Meeting (Distributed 1962, by The Hall Syndicate, Inc.). tAIJ RJghts Reserved) quarters here stress the fact that 8:00 p. m.-Redwood Lodge #35, Regular Meeting 8:00 p. m.-Buslness & Professional Chapter Pioneer Women, Regular Meeting the Incident was the first In a 8:30 p. m.- Cranston Chapter~ ! Hadas&ah, Regular Meeting long time in which the Syrians 8:30 p. m.-Lad. Aux. Riback-Winston #406 JWVA, Regular Meeting N. Y. Students Invite Rockwell, Red Chief employed recoilless guns. Tu&Sday, Aprll 10, 1962 12:30 p. m.- Slsterhood Temple Emanuel, Donor Luncheon NEW YORK - A student or said Rockwell will address the A decree establishing a consti Prov. Sec. Nat'l Council of Jewish Women, Regular Meeting students April 11, while Hall will 1:30 p. m.-Slsterhood Temple Beth David, Regular Meeting ganization at Hunter College, tution for the Gaza Strip, the 8:00 p. m.- Bureau or Jewish Education, Board of Directors Meeting one of the components of the speak on the campus two weeks southern coastal portion of Pal 8:30 p, m.-Cranston-Warwlck Chapter B'nai B'rtth Women, Board Meeting University of the City of New later. The campus newspaper, estine occupied by Egypt follow Wednesday, April 11, 1962 12:00 noon- Israel Bonds Pace Setters, Desert Luncheon York, announced It had Invited The Uptowner, criticized the In ing the Israel War of Indepen 1:00 p. m .-Prov. Chapter Senior Hadassah, Regul&r Meeting as speakers both George Rock vitation to Rockwell. dence In 1948, and declaring the 8:00 p. m.-Slsterhood P .T .A. Cong, Sons or Abraham, Regular Meeting. 8:00 p. m.-Pawt.-Central Falls Hadassah, Board Meeting well, he.ad of the American Nazi territory "an Integral part of Pal 8:00 p. m.-Jewlsh Community Center, Board Meeting Party; and Gus Hall, general FATALLY STABBED estine lands" was issued by Unit 8:15 p. m.-Narragansett Chapte r B'nal B'rlth Wome n, Board Meeting secretary of the Communist PARIS - After the Chief Rab ed Arab Republic President Nas Thursday, Aprll 12, 1962 Party of the United States. bi of Mascara, Algeria, was fa ser last weekend. The decree ~~gg ~: : := ~~~~echY:p°t:renW~rm~~~;tt~~~ic::a~i:,e:~~:1ar Meeting tally stabbed by members of the said the Palestinian Arabs in The announcement was made ~~gg ~: ~ := r:J~e~u~~~-r I~~:fs~# ~~s~Wv t~e~i~beJ:~lfnlea by Harlan P . Kleiman, a founder rebel FIN, enraged Jewish youth Gaza would form a national 8:30 p. m.-Slsterhood Temple Beth Am, Board Meeting of a new Hunter College campus gave chase to the assailants. two union with "the aim of restoring Friday, April 13, 1962 the usurped land of Palestine." 12 :30 p. m .- United Order or True Sisters, Inc., Board Meeting organization, the Competency of whom were caught and killed, 1:30 p. m.- Provldence Sec. Nat'I Council of Jewish Women, Board Meeting Party. Kleiman Is also president according to reports which Most of the residents of the strip Saturday, Aprll 14, 1962 of the student government. He reached here. are Palestine Arab refugees. 7:00 p. m.-Cranston Jewish Center, Social-Annual Dinner Dance were fleeing they almost TWEEN JAMBOREE Center members and non-mem .. Boys Desecrate Bronx Synagogue knocked over Ephraim S . Berger, Junior high ·school boys and bers. N president of the temple, as he ; NEW YORK - New acts of girls at the Jewish Community gin. 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Black, Presiden ture an interview of Justice FOR THE FINEST IN §= tial Adviser Chester Bowles and Black by Professor Edmond Cahn Israel UN Ambassador Michael of New York University on "The Comay will address the National Role of a Judge in Civil Liberties WALLPAPER ~ Biennial Convention of the Am Cases." The interview will be en English - Canadian - American erican J ewish Congress in New tirely unrehearsed and sp0ntan- York's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel on WIDE VARIETY OF i April 12-15. PATTERNS The opening session will fea ture a presidential report by Dr. TO SUIT ANY HOME Joachim Prinz, leader of the SEE THEM TODAY AT Congress, and the presentation to Mr. Bowles of an American Jewish Congress award for out standing service in international affairs. ADLER Mr. and Mrs. Morris L. Goldstein, formally of Providence, were Ambassador Comay, · perma nent representative of Israel to a complete coll ection of hand Hardware & Paint Co. tendered a testomoniol by the Ladies Auxiliary of Baro Pork, some wate r-re pell ent golf the United Nations, and Senator 198 Prairie Ave. DE 1-8135 N. Y. on Feb. 11 before they deported for Israel. Here they Jacob K . Javits of New York will jackets See it at WILLAR.l SHOPPING CENTER ore shown with their six sons, Israel, Donuol, Solomon, Joseph, speak at a luncheon Friday, 194 WAYLAND AVE. • PROV .. A. I. Samuel, David, and daughter, Donna. Mr. Goldstein is the April 13. Clothiers for Men and Bays brother of Mrs. Leah Devens of 201 Waterman Street. The convention banquet Sa- France Will Hold To Friendship With Israel TOPS IN QUALITY AND SERVICE PARIS - France will welcome countries, the spokesman said, pendence, she will find that the WILLIAM and GERTRUDE NEWMAN' S better relations with the Arab "We see no reason why our hap causes that led to her aiding Is world now that it has made peace py relations with Israel should rael and hostility to Arabs h ave ,~.i with the Algerian Moslems, but change in any way. We will be mostly disappeared." ,::·: FISHMAN'S not at the price of its friendship able to speak of a real improve Carr reported that the authori Willard Shopping Center with Israel. according to Maurice ment in the Arab attitude only tative Paris daily Le Monde had Carr, reporting from here in The when the Arab states move to expressed the editorial viewpoint Jerusalem Post. ward peaceful and friendly re that, "A detente between Paris For Your Passover Meats & Poultry Commenting on reports of lations with all countries in the and the Arab world cannot take Egyptian President Nasser"s re world without exception." place at the expense of the Select The Best of GOLD-MAN BRAND cent friendlier attitude toward Carr said this statement was friendship born in difficult cir • SPRING PULLETS • ROASTING CHICKENS France, Carr wrote, a French the "public ech·o or the even cumstances between the Jewish • FAT CHICKENS • TURKEYS • BROILERS Foreign Ministry spokesman said, more categorical private assur state and our country. After all, "We must wait and see whether ances emanating from the very powers like Federal Germany Choice STEER BEEF, VEAL, •nd LAMa Are Our Specl•ltyl the fnie words will be followed highest government sources'' and the U.S. are on good terms WHOLE RIBS For Your FREEZER ••• Cut For STEAKS •nd ROASTS by corresponding deeds and here. both with Israel and the Arabs. Come In •nd be convinced of our v•lue & qu•llty whether the completely illegit ~ OPPOSING SCHOOL AID LANGUAGE LAB OPENS NEW YORK - The New York NEW YORK - More than 200 .. Board of Rabbis voiced oppasi ; tion to the use of public funds. top Jewish Educators attended .,; on all levels, for private and pa- the opening of a Hebrew Lan rochial school education. guage Laboratory established by the American Zionist Council in cooperation with educational bodies in this country and Israel. See ital . 1_94 W~YLAND AVE. • PROV., R. I. Clothiers for Men and Boys FOR PENNYWISE SHOP 101 Broad StrMt, Prov. -~ · PASSOVER April Promotion Hebrew Day School Dedication - Mrs. Archibald Silverman, who dedicated the cornerstone $1 free merchandise of the new half-million dollar Providence Hebrew Day School, points to the inscription on o BOBKA for every $10 spent replica of the cornerstone shown to same 425 persons who attended the school dedication during April dinner lost Sunday at the school auditorium. The cornerstone, a slab of I imestone quarried We want more to know about the in Jerusalem, was purchased for the school by Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Silverman. Looking ~:~~~alr-~~d~~~h:: f~~ ~~~ : derful Pennywlse Shop. Won't on, left to right, are Mr. Silverman, Rabbi Akiva Egozi, school director; Judge Frank Licht, you come, too? honorary dinner chairman and toastmaster; Mrs. Earl Novich, president of the Ladies-Asso Take Broad St. Bus ciation of the school, and Robbi Norman Lamm, associate rabbi of the Jewish Center of New DE 1-4369 Yark city, the guest speaker. Providence Hebrew Day School Depicts Future "MARTY" "Investment Of All Jewish People And All Americans" Attending ceremonies Sunday tying principle" in the pursuit traditions and culture and mo of the dedication of the new of knowledge. dern teaching techniques con . . ond oil the other Old World $500,000 Hebrew Day School at "Science discovers tor us the tinue to produce good citizens for Weissman 450 Elmgrove Avenue were ap laws of nature," he said "But the State of Rhode Island tor cokes, chocolates, candies mode proximately 425 persons. science can neither control nor generations to come," the gov by Barton's for Passover. New Associate Rabbi of the J ewish lift the impulses of man." ernor wrote. BOB KA. Kosher Meat Market Center in New York City, Rabbi Rabbi Lamm predicted that 682 Broad Street Norman Lamm, held the new the school would be welcomed in l lb box parve Next to Shoore Zedek Synagogue structure as an investment in the the Providence community, Just SUBSCRIBE TO THE future of the Jewish people and as Protestant and Catholic paro all Americans. chial schools have been wel EVERYTHING Mrs. Archibald Silverman. a comed. FOR PASSOVER veteran Providence Zionist lead "The purpose of the Jewish ).9s er, dedicated the cornerstone of Day School is to teach children A MONTHLY WINDOW • Turkeys - All Sizes the two-story building. The Judaism and loyalty to their ON THE JEWISH WORLD stone, a slab of limestone quar country," he declared. • Capons ried in Jerusalem, was shipped A dinner preceded the dedica $4 per year to Providence last year. tion exercises. Superior Court BARIO N'S@ • Fat Chickens ® ~I\M«itt Mrs. Silverman paid tribute to Judge Frank Licht was toast P. 0 . Box 153 • Best Quality Meats all persons who helped in the master. STORE NAME • Good Service school's fund raising project. The Lloyd Turoff, architect tor the Houston, Texas 12-classroom building, with ac school, presented the key to the GA 1-7513 commodations for 350 pupils, building to J erome Feinstein, wiil open next September. charlrnan of the building com FREE DELIVERY Rabbi Akiva Egozi said the mittee. He, in turn, presented it school will help provide a "uni- to Joseph Dubin, president of STARTS WEDNESDAY APRIL I Ith the school. Other speakers included Rab WINNER OF11ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS! bi Akiva Egozi, Rabbi Nathan N. EvH, 1:15 &oept Sun. 7:JO Rosen, Joseph Ress, a member Matin•es 2 p.m. of the board of directors, and PRICB BCJ,LB Public Auction Dr. Harry Elkin of the Bureau Eves. Sun.-Thurs. 2.00 Fri.-Sat.-Hol. E.,.s. 2.50 LARGE QUANTITY OF of Jewish Education. Mats. Wad,s.t.-Sun. 1.50 The toastmaster read a Jetter ANTIQUES - PAINTINGS - ART OBJECTS of congratulations from Gover FURNITURE & RUGS nor Notte. "May your Hebrew of Students Riot BUTLER HOSPITAL Over U. S. Movie Will Be Sold Piece By Piece MUNICH - The retirement of Judge Hermann Karkl was an THE C)J J? nounced last week after an Am Sat., April 7, 1962 -10:30 A.M. erican movie sparked student PROVIDENCE -.:Jhoe V.:Jox Inc. on the premises demonstrations against his Nazi 363 Westminster St., Between Snow & Aborn starting in the Gymnasium at Grotto Ave., Prov., R. I. past. The students demonstrated in Auctioneer's Note: We are offering an exceptionally large front of a local movie theater BETTER QUALITY AT _LOWER PRICES quantity of furnishings originally in the hospital buildings showing "Judgment at Nurem which have now been taken over by various health agencies. berg"-a film on the war crime This is an excellent opportunity to buy at your own price. The trials. I public i~invited to bid and buy. They distributed leaflets saying , I The Following Is A Partial List: that a sequence in the movie re ' • Chippendale Card Tables • Pembroke Tables • Hepple called that Marki had been the NEW white Inlaid Chests of Drawers • Tip Tables • Candle Stands prosecutor on a Nazi tribunal • Empire Fiddle Back Chairs • Sleigh Beds • Brass Andiron that sentenced a Jewish business SPRING Sets • Gov. Winthrop Desks • Comb Back Rockers • Wind man to death in 1942 for "racial infamy." sor Chairs • Large Variety of Various Styles Bookcases • Mis DRESS NARROW TO WIDE sion Wood Round Tables • Two Upright Pianos • Writing The leaflets, signed by the Tables • Bronze Base Lamps • Scales • Couches • Telephone German - Israeli Students Group SHOES LARGE TO SMALL Stands • Various Types of Desks • All Size Tables • All Size at Munich University, asked why Beds • Exceptionally Large Quantity Dressers. Chests of Marki was still in- office. Drawers, Bureaus in All Types of Wood • Victorian Sofas The Justice Ministry said the 3.88 , • Victorian Bureaus • All types Chairs and Rockers • Metal Judge had taken a vacation and and Wood Wardrobes • Mirrors • Metal Lawn Furniture he would not return to his past. • Oil Paintings • Picture Frames • Bric-a-Brae • Draperies The announcement said Marki To • Bedspreads • Linens • Oriental Rugs • Small Oriental would go on pension under a Rugs • Carpets • Grandmothers Clocks • And Hundreds of clause in the German Jaw that 5.88 Other Items Too Numerous To Mention. permits early retirement tor Many Colors, Styles, Heels Sale Held By Order of Butler Hospital Judges who held office under the Nazi regime. Better Grode Dyeables $3.88 Dyed Freel TERMS OF SALE: CASH OR CERTIFIED CHECK Scores ot Judges and prose Delivery Upon Completion of Sale cutors with Nazi backgrounds Caterer in Attendance are still part of the West German CANCELLATIONS - SAMPLES - Factory Surplus legal machinery. All claim they acted under orders from above. "Save Dollars The Providence Barnett Carter & Co., Inc. Under German law, they cannot Not Just Pennies" be dismissed unless they are con SHOE BOX 936 Hospital Trust Building, Providence, R, I, victed under disciplinary or cri Open Mondays - Open Tues :~ Thurs. 'Til 9 JA 1-8844 minal proceedings. v-· TO BUY UN BONDS ... Nazi UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Took $27 Billion From European Jewry The Israel Government last week NEW YORK - European Jew actual vlaue of the despoiled "Nothing was too small for West Germany totalled 3,071,- -l ry was despoiled by the Nazis of property today would be 60 to notified the United Nations that them !the Nazis) , not even the 662, and in 2,200,000 cases which it intends to purchase $200,000 to, about $27 billion, at values then 80 percent higher than the esti = hair of the victims," Robinson have been adjudicated by the ad worth of the UN bond issue. ~ applicable, in property, assets mated $27 billion. notes, adding that gold bridges ministrative authorities, West and income, according to a stu The figures for damages suf and fillings from victims' teeth Germany has paid, under the 0= dy made by the World Jewish A Herald ad always gets best t, fered by the Jews are contained provided 17 tons of gold for the various laws, about three-and results---our subscribers comprise to, Congress in New York. in a new pamphlet, "Spoiliation Nazis. a-half billion dollars in compen an active buying market. r:n... The value of restituted pro and Remedial Action," that has "Even deportations and killings sation. The total amount paid in perty and payments in repara just been issued in New York by became a source of income for restitution and reparations as tions, restitution and compensa Dr. Nehemiah Robinson, director the Nazis," the pamphlet states. distinct from compensation is URGENT! i tion, principally by West Ger of the World Jewish Congress "The Germans were paid large about two-and-a-half billion many, is about $6 billion. The Institute of Jewish Affairs. amounts for deporting Hunga dollars, giving a total of $6 bil Mail Your to,= The World Jewish Congress, a rian Jews. Cases are knowll lion for the spoiliation that took ~ global body representing Jewish where the Jewish community place. Contributions communities in 64 lands, was re was forced to pay the Germans ~ sponsible at the end of World the value of the bullets used to Now War II for placing Jewry's hu kill part of the community or for e man losses under Nazism at 6,- the urns containing the ashes To Help The Needy t, ;;,, 000,000. of deported and gassed leaders." The main targets of Nazi and Robinson, who is the World On Passover ~ ;;,, Hair Fashions Fascist spoiliation were the Jewish Congress expert on the a To The 'II availalbe assets-real estate, bu Nazi era, puts Jewish losses in fascinating property and other identifiable el sinesses, valuables, furniture, collection of UNITED MOES I:'" hos the pleasure money-mostly by direct con assets at about $12 billion, ac distinctive ~ fiscation or by forced sale. The cording to values at that time. CHITIM FUND ... of introducing men's jewelry. ■ ilBECUED - wr:su.: ■ N' ATTLE ■ABBECUl:D - BA..LF SPUNO HONORS RABBI PORK LOIN RIBS CHICKEN LA PAZ, Bolivia - The Boli vian Government Monday con 51.75 51.50 ferred upon Rabbi Gunter Fried lander, spiritual leader of the Served with Hot Rolls • Baked Idaho Pot11to • Tolled Chef Salad Rhode Island Jewish Herald Bolivian Jewish community, the Order of Condor de los Andes, DOWNSTAIRS PARTY ROOM SEATS UP TO 175 the country's highest national FOR GALA AFFAIRS - SMALLER GAYLORD ROOM award for the role he played in ACCOMMODATES 10-75 Advertising and Circulation Offices: securing technical cooperation and cultural exchange for Boli FOR INFORMATION OR PLANNING BANQUETS Herald Way via. PHONE GAspee 1-83S6, 8357 For Fine Dining In A Family Atmosphere (off Webster Street) CRITICIZING JEWS TORONTO - "The Canadian Friends of the Middle East," launched a vicious campaign Pawtucket 724-0200 against Israel and against Jews. They label "the whole story of the 6 million dead Jews" as a 1040 No. Main St. (Across From R. I. Aud.) "pre fiction." J ·· -::--,::J_.-c;t-~--=-:------:------::----;(,.~ -----,-----:_-_-_~------=-=---=-=--=--=--=--=---=--=--=--=--=--=--=-=------~------ .. A subscription to the Herald ls a good gift Idea for tile person Beth Israel Sponsors Terrorist And Letter Stirs Lively Debate who "has everything" else. Call .. they didn't. What was your vic '° 724-0200. Own Burial Ground TEL' AVIV - A letter from the foreign rulers, whereas the = Premier David Ben-Gurlon to a terrorists had tried to alter the tory? Six mllllon dead." .,; At the annual meeting of former terrorist has started a conditions to flt Jewish alms· and Temple Beth Israel, the congre lively debate here acording to a aspirations. ; gation voted to sponsor their own New York Times Report. Mr. Ben-Gurlon rejected her ~ . official burial ground at Sharon The former terrorist, Miss argument. He said that the Zion FOR Memorial Park, Sharon, Masa. Geula Cohen, wrote in her re ist leadership had suited Its ac Sharon Memorial Park is the cently published memlors that tivities to objective conditions, first Jewish garden cemetery in bullets drove the British out o! but that in promoting Immigra PASSOVER =e New England. Its Irrevocable Palestine in 1948 and led to the tion and settlement, it had not creation of Israel. been static. • Haggodohs • Napkins ~ / trust fund, with the Old Colony ~ Duraclean Trust Company of Boston, pro In Mr. Ben-Guerlon's letter he "Under the Turks," he said, • Matzo Bags • Records "ff_. freJi"deaning vides endowment care for every asserted that the withdrawal of "We resorted to stealth and bri • Kiddush Cups • Machserim the British had been inevitable. bery." The Turks ruled Palestine NO soaking, no shrinkina ! lot in the Park. • Table Cloths • T aleisim NO ruinous scrubbina 1 Charles Greenstein, president But, he said, had it not been for before World War I . i "Under the British, we did it Colors come alive! of Temple Beth Israel, announced fifty years of Zionist spadework. • CHOCOLATE = the withdrawal would have led with Government help as long as for FREE atimate the acquisition of the burial A. ffi to the creation of an Arab state possible and then in violation of FROM ISRAEL VO' call W ground for the temple members and their families and appointed Instead of Israel. their laws," he continued. "when AND EVERYDAY rn~ WI 1-4839 He said that Jewish Immigra it became apparent that England RELIGIOUS ITEMS .. After 4 P.M. David Yanover, as representative 111 of the temple. tion, land settlement, the en was no longer willing and able to Q trenchment of Jewish labor, the facilitate Immigration and set SHOP AT 0 revival of the Hebrew language, tlement, we strove to establish a 5 the organization of self-defense Jewish-State." 111 Les and the steady build-up o! Jew Mr. Ben-Gurion said he was ish positions of strength had shocked to find confrlmatlon in ~ BAR made a Jewish state possible. He the book of reports that Abra BOOK STORE said that these developments ham Stern had proposed cooper 308 North Main Street WATCH had been promoted by the Zion ation with Hltler against the De 1-5560 Providence THIS SPACE ist Organization. British during the war. Miss Cohen had been a broad Miss Cohen countered: "You REMEMBER - Buy Your Rellglous FOR DATE caster on the underground radio cooperated with the British who Goods In A Store That It Closed station o! "Lohmei Herut Yis could have rescued Jews by open On Saturday I roel," which represented the Ing the gates of Palestine, but SPECIALIZING IN BIG Stern terrorists. This group was JEWISH CORNED BEEF SANDWICHES the most extreme in the Jewish 735 NORTH MAIN ST. MAnning 1-5888 underground and m u r d e r e d AU I KNOW IS WHAT I READ IN THE PAPER! many British officials and serv That's why I went to JAMES KAPLAN, icemen. Zionist officials not only INC. to see lf they really had all tho&e denounced them, but also turned breath-t.ak.ln&' bea.uutul tll'ts - and · FOR RESERVATIONS FOR THE over some terrorists to the Brit they did ! Not only that, but at JAMES ish . The terrorists regarded the KAPLAN the prtces are lower and the Zionist officials as traitors. aervtee U of. the best. HILLEL COMMUNITY SEDER Mr. Ben-Gurion was moved to write to Miss Cohen after hav CONDUCTED BY RABBI NATHAN N. ROSEN ing read her book. "The Story James Kaplan, Inc. CALL UN 1-0692 or EL 1-0242 o! a Fighter." He said It had - JEWELERS - evoked in him a reverence for 74 Rolfe St., Cranston FAMILIES WHO WISH TO HAVE the dedicated patriots such as HO 7-6660 HO 7-6661 the men who were hanged in • JEWELRY • CHINA • LUGGAGE STUDENTS FOR THE SECOND SEDER, Cairo for the assassination o! • APPLIANCES • WATCH REPAIR Lord Moyne. • DIAMONDS PLEASE CALL UN 1-0692 He described Abraham Stern. Open Thurs. and Fri. Untll f Jndustrial Discounts the terrorist leader who was shot by the British , as "one of the !!nest and most outstanding fig ures of the era." YOU'LL BE DELIGHTED •• - - -··•c_,~-- However. he said the terror WITH THESE ..... BLUE • . ~ ists had been misguided In set l ting as their goal "the ejection CAMP JORI ,', of the foreign ruler." A Community Camp for Jrwish Children of Rhode Island • ' DELICACIES Such an aim was adequate !or Point Judith, R. I. Served at \_~ fabulwi the liberation or a people living on its own land, he acknow Sponsored by: ledged. "The obstacle to a Jew ish State wasn't the presence o! JEWISH CHILDREN'S HOME OF RHODE ISLAND foreign rulers," he said, "but the Bagels -Cream Cheese PRIME RIBS Therefore, he reasoned, the Open to Jewish Boys 7-13 and Jewish Girls 7-12 and lox -Blintzes with essential aim o! the period had TRIP DATES : absence of a J ewish population." Trip 1 Thu rs day, June 28tfi to Tuesday, July 17th S o u r Cream -Corned OF BEEF been "the return to Zion" - (OPENINGS AVAILABLE ON THIS TRIP FOR BOYS ONLY) Beef Sandwiches J ewish Immig ration and land Trip 2 Thursday, July 19th lo Tuesday, August 7th settlement. (CLOSED) and SELECT CUTS FROM In a long reply to Mr. Ben Fabulous Cheese Cake THE RIB ROOM CART Gurlon, Miss Cohen asked: Trip 3 Thursday, Augu1t 9tfi to Tuesday, August 28th Thick and Creamy "How immigration when the (OPENINGS AVAILABLE ON THIS TRIP FOR BOYS AND GIRLS) gates were shut? How settle Piano stylings by Borelli . For applications or for further information coll: Open Until 1:00 A.M. ment when there were land ~MOCKS laws ?" Mrs. Marilyn Factor, WI 2-9431 PRIME RIB ROOM Miss Cohen charged that Zion ist officials had been impotent JOSEPH W. PULVER LEO WEISS 245 ALLENS AVE., PROVIOENCE because they had fitted their ac President Camp Director tivities to conditions created by * ~r"1UUL~ ~~1af-tk~ ... ~tU~'aM/ lJ~~(lM.J Installment Industrial Loan HandiCheck Account Low Bank Rates 1 5¢ per check Pro!l'lpt Approval covers all costs Easy Repayments INDUSTRIAL * NATIONAL BANK OF * ..... RHODE ISIAND Convenient nei1hborhood offices servin1 Rhode Island -~ Member Federal Re Hr\l e Sy1tem • Member Federal Depoi it 1n11,n0nce Corpo ration Uae Herald Classified ·ads. A subscription to the Herald Is who "has even'thlnlr" elae. Call t: a good gilt Idea for the person 724-0200. DOltlC DAY SCHOOL Nu=~ted by IL LK•:::~•:-n SncieltJ JniA.. WIWL. .Ill . L••-♦ S.loctlon In New Entllnd · ..EducaUon - State Licensed All Day or Half Doy loulons Balanced Hot Meals FORMALS R.. 1,ter Now For Fall Senion First Child To Tour Europe Limited Enrollment Mr. and Mrs. Cass Lewart of Mrs. Arline L. Coken of 32 TransportaUon PROMS e GRADUATION HD 1-1251 WI 1"'°51 Morristown, N.J. announce the Adelaide Avenue left on March birth of their first child, a son, 23 to Join her husband, Myron SIZES 5 to 20 Daniel Stanley, on March 3. L . Coken, for an extended tour Paternal grandmother is Mrs. of Europe. Floor or Bollerino Lengths. Should Sophie Weisz of Brooklyn, N.Y. The couple will visit Paris, er Straps or Covered Shoulders. Maternal grandparents are Mr. Rome, Milan, Naples, Venice, Zu and Mrs. Otto Hessenthaler of rich, Munich and then to Cella, and we are Metuchen, N.J . 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Still A cargo ship is a place of she must carve out an indepen fewer-grant the privilege of hav work. Man's work. Even during HARRY FAIN dent life, pegged to the rare per ing the captain's wife accompa a rescue off the coast of Vene Invites You To Check iods he can spend ashore" stated ny him whereever he goes. zuela, when the ship came to the Sumter Delicatessen's Marylin Bender of the New York One Trip a Year aid of a burning Greek freight Times. er, Mrs. Yanor noted wistfully: PASSOVER Shopping List One such benevolent organiza 1 Or so the legend goes. How tion is the Zim Lines. The cap " All I could do was to make ever, it is subject to a few codi tains of its cargo ships may tea and coffee. Everything that We Carry A cils. Each steamship company bring wives along on long voy had to be done was man's work." sets its own policy about permit ages. Other officers are given Dreading idleness, Mrs. Yanor ting the chief officers of mer one trip a year with their spous insists on an "everyday frame." Complete Line of chant y essel8 to take their wives es. She rises early, breakfasts and Recently, when the motor car tidies the sleeping cabin, does PASSOVER go ship, Negba, docked in the the family laundry. Ordinarily Hudson River, the 26-year-old these would be chores for the I he ISLINU KINCi wife of Capt. Moshe Yanor was steward , but Mrs. Yanor fears PRODUCTS on board. She has been traveling that she would be spoiled and (Foods And Delicacies) Shades with him for two years. since forget how to keep house. Window .98 shortly after they were married. Things to Do Beth El Sisterhood To Ta Fill Your Needs-- Heanred a Jastalled FBEZ The Negba left Haifa, its home She paints or sculpts until At Lowest port. six months ago, bound for lunch. Afternoons are devoted Hold Spring Luncheon New York via Japan the Philip to art or duties like sewing and Possible Prices The BLIND KING pines and the Panama Canal. knitting. Since an officer's wife " Vacationland ... The World" During the next twelve months taught her dressmaking on a is the theme of the Temple Beth ALL TYPES OF It will make regular runs be portable sewing machine, she El Sisterhood Annual Spring Please Place Your tween the East Coast of the makes most of her clothes, using Luncheon to be held Monday PASSOVER ORDER Venetian Blind United States and Japan, each American patterns and fabrics at 12 :30 P .M . in the temple meet EARLY ' Vertical - Horliontal trip lasting three months, with acquired in port cities. ing hall. stretches as long as twenty-one Ashore. she goes on shopping Mrs. Abraham Grober, chair For FREE DELIVERY days between ports. sprees, has her hair done and man of the luncr.eon whose pro .:,' visits art galleries. ceeds go to the Youth Fund, has Coll HO 1-3220 Before being assigned to the Negba, Capt. Yanor was at the Aboard ship, she makes it a announced the program will In : rule to change for dinner. clude an original musical show, ·t·:~: , ' helm of vessels that too!, him OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY and his wife, Yael, to Great Brit "I do it to be different for my written and produced by Mrs. RE-TAPED- and ain, the St. Lawrence Seaway husband and because it makes Seymour Sherman. RE-CORDED .50 and the West Coast of the Unit dinner seem more dinner-like," Mrs. Irwin M . Siegel and Mrs. she said. Some Day Service 1 ed States. Herbert Fanger are co-chairmen Making her home aboard a Afterward, the Yanors may of the affair. assisted by Mrs. freighter has given Mrs. Yanor watch a movie, listen to records Arthur Markoff and Mrs. Nor SUMTER a chance to see distant parts of or retire to their cabin to play man Fain decorations: Mrs. Har- The BLIND KING chess or read. Or the 31-year old "► Appetizer Dairy the globe, an opportunity ordi ry Fowler, reservations; Mrs. ► narily within the grasp of only captain may play the guitar. Isadore S . Low, patroness; Mrs. ► 425 Atwells Ave. ► , wealthy brides. It has also taught Almost all m eals are taken in Walter Adler, hostesses; Mrs. k DELICATESSEN JA 1-1611 her the art of Ii ving In a man ·s the ship's mess. Rarely does Mrs. Harold L. Cohen and Mrs. Max ► New England's Largest ► 993 Brood St. HO 1-3220 Venetian Blind Dealer world. Yanor venture into the galley to Broomfield, telephone squad, and Six-Passenger Capacity prepare "a cozy meal" for two to in charge of publicity and print ~ There are fifty people on the serve in their cabin. ing are Mrs. Jacob Stone and , THE PROVIDENCE FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION Negba, all men, with Infrequent The cook would be Insulted if Mrs. Stanley Simon. \ exceptions. The ship has capa the captain bypassed his cuisine. The cast of the Musical Mat!- j PRESENTS city for six passengers and oc The chief steward plans the nee includes Mesdames Richard 1 casionally a woman is among menu. Oster, Peter Bardach, Hyman Ja- 1 them . On the last voyage, the "She can give no remarks. It cobson, Burton Kelman, Owen MORT BLENDER chief engineer's wife was making is not a woman's place to inter Kwasha, James Llpet, Irwin Sie WITH FILMS OF THE EICHMANN TRIAL her annual trip. fere," Capt. Yanor declared. gel, Miss Jane Gluklen and Miss AND COMMENTARY "It's nice to have another wo Despite the restrictions, Mrs. Judy Gluklen. man around," remarked Mrs. Ya Yanor regards life at sea as a The children are Kevin Stone, 1, TUESDAY, APRIL 10th AT 9 P.M. nor, a coal-eyed brunette with luxury that she can afford only Robert Siegel, Joel Bernstein, the rounded figure and friendly during the early, childless years Ellen Grober, Leslie Stern, Ma SOUTH SIDE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER asurance of an Italian movie act of her marriage. Its greatest joy rianne Bardach, Hanna Beth THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ATTEND ress, "even if It's just to tell you Is the opportunity of being with Sherman. Assistants to the pro - REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED - your dress is nice." her husband constantly. ducer are Mrs. Edward Stern, The captain's wife plays the "Two years aboard ship is like Mrs. Raul Lovett, Mrs. Bertram role of a guest (she must not five years ashore," she com Bernhardt. Piano accompanist Is meddle in ship's affairs) on an mented happily. Mrs. Louis Rubinstein. isolated island. Her home is the r captain's quarters, consisting of ► SILVER FOR YOUR PASSOVER TABLE two cabins, one for sleeping, the : / other his office, which doubles ~ as i,. living room. The austere de ► ~ cor is modified only by the pre ► n sence of Mickey, the Yanors' ► "EASTER PARADE" TEMPLE SINAI ► ~ German shepherd dog, and by ► ,- Mrs. Yanor's paintings hung on The R. I . Federation of Re T emple Sinai will hold Sab ► ► '', J. the paneled walls. publican Women will sponsor a bath Services this evening at ► luncheon and spring fashion ► Painting and sculpture, hob 8:30 o'clock in Greenwood Hall. ( bies before her marriage when show, the "Easter Parade," Wed The sermon "Judah Halevi" will 1 nesday, at 12:30 P .M. at the ► be delivered by Rabbi Donald ► Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel. · Heskins. ► Mrs. Charles Kilvert, Jr., fi ► Israel To Invest Ten An Oneg Shabbat will follow • nance chairman of the Federa the services. ► ► tion, is chairman of the event. Other members of the committee ► Million Dollars In SPRING FESTIVAL ► include: Mesdames Christopher ► ► DelSesto, Avery Seaman, Mason The Cranston Chapter of Ha Port Developments Cocroft, Eric Godfrey Arnold dassah will meet on Monday at ~ the Cranston YMCA on Park JERUSALEM - More than Porter, Wilson Utter, John von 30,000,000 Israeli pounds ($10,- Breton, John Sturges. Anthony Avenue. A Spring Strawberry ~ 000,000) will be spent on port de Coletti, Louis Jackvoy, Jr .. Ed Festival will be served at 12:30 velopments and expansions dur ward Roberts, and Ralph Law P.M. ing the fiscal year 1962-63 ac son, J r ., president of the Federa Mrs. William Hahn, J.N.F. cording to a decision made here tion. The show is being done by chairman, will be In charge and Monday by a Ministerial Com Peerless Co. - there will be a Hadassah "Col mittee dealing with economic lege Bowl Quiz" on Jewish Na planning. TEMPLE BETH DAVID tional Fund subject matter, and 19,000,000 pounds will be spent Services will be held at Tem the members of the panel will at the new port of Ashdod; 8.000- ple Beth David this evening with be selected from the audience. 000 pounds at Haifa and the Cantor Eugene Cornfield con Mrs. Samuel Eisenstadt will Kishon R iver. The port of Ellat ducting, assisted by the temple speak on Jewish National Fund, has been allocated three million choir. and Mrs. Julius Fisher will en pounds. The remainder will be An Oneg Shabbat will follow tertain with piano and songs. spent at the Tel Aviv-Jaffa port. the services. There will also be the election The committee also approved a The program will be under the of officers. and a baby sitter will three-year expansion program direction of Isadore Wolf, chair be available. Sterling Silver Pieces are beautiful, yet so practical. for Eilat requiring additional ex man. Priced from $3.00, either os a gift or for your own, penditures of 18,000,000 pounds BROWN CONCERT they will be forever enjoyed. • $6,000,000). SPRING ENTERTAINMENT A new freighter, the 3,500-ton The Rhode Island Selfhelp will The Brown University Orches Varde, was put into service In hold their Spring Entertainment tra, under the baton of Martin 1 Eilat Monday for Israel's Red Event, " A Musical Trip Around Fischer. will present a program Sea routes to Far Eastern and The World" with John Garson on in Alumnae Hall on the Pem RELIABLE GOLD Southeast Asian ports. Built In Saturday at 8:15 P .M. at the broke Campus at 4 P.M. on Sun f!£· Sweden, the vessel, which was South Side Jewish Community day, April 15. acquired by the All Seas Ship Center. The concert will Include Mo Established 1934 ping Company, has a speed of Carl Passman Is program zart, "Concertante Quartet"; 181 WAYLAND AVE .. WAYLAM> SQUARE OA 1•5180 14-and-one-half knots and 40,- chairman and Ludwig Regen Water Carlos, "Sphere." for or 000 cubic feet of refrigerated steiner Is president. chestra with piano, and Dvorak, space. Refreshments will be served. "Symphony No. 4" . • Subscribe to the Herald. ... Industrial Bank Wins "E For Export" Award "' o-! ORGANIZATION Industrial National Bank of distributes information on in Rhode I sla nd was the only com ternational trade opportunities. =~ mercial bank to receive an "E In the past, it was pointed out PAUL Ill NEWS FOR EXPORT" Award at cere that the bank's executives have 0 YOUTH AWARD monies held at the White House. been loaned to participate in the WEINBERG i:,= Nominations have opened for President John F . Kennedy and U.S. Trade Missions to Pakistan ~ the 1962 Isador S . Low Memor Secretary of Commerce, Mr. and South America. REPRESENTING rn... ial Youth Award at the .Jewish Luther H . Hodges, personally POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Community Center, it was an presented John Simmen, Presi E nounced this week by Mark dent of Industrial National FRANK J. CALCAGNI i:, Forman, Center South Side Di Bank, with the Award. · for MAYOR of Cranston Mason & Winograd rector. These a wards were made to Headquarters ~= LIGORI RESTAURANT BLOG. This award, made in memory ten companies, associations, and of the late Isador S . Low, is an 263 Budlong Road Realtors institutions which had made the Contributions may be sent to: ~ nually presented to the h igh most significant contributions to 5' 'Calcagni for Mayor' 2011 INDUSTRIAL BANK BLDG. .., school aged Center member who the increase of United States in contributed the most to the Cen TREASURER ternational trade. 218 Garden Hills Drive PROVIDENCE, R. I. ~ ter in the year past. The award i:, In describing Industrial Na Cranston 10, R. I. ;i. will be presented at the Center's John F. McCabe, Chairman, tional Bank's efforts in export, "Calcagni for Mayor" Committee GA 1-6637 !< Annual Meeting, Sunday, May 6. ;i. Members of Center youth the Board of Commerce stated Volunteers May Phone HOpklns 1-0333 "Cl groups who would like to be con that this bank had International :ii, banking operations which in sidered for the award have been E= 1961 developed export markets Irving Panken To asked to contact Judy Ann Leven ~ BBG, Mrs. Leo Weiss; Dodeem for 25 companies. The bank, 66th "We Serve the Dignity ... Be Guest Speaker BBG, Barbara Linsky; Albert in size among U.S. banks, now "'.,, handles about 20 % of the ex of the Individual" .. Irving Panken, National Field Einstein BBG, Lori Frank; Ro 24 Hou r Nursing Care Secretary of the Jewish Labor bert Arthur La van BBG, Betsy port financing business in the First Federal Reserve District. Every detail of care comfort and Committee, will be guest speaker Tolchinsky; Little Rhody AZA, medical ald 1s r endered by our It regularly stimulates its com professional staff. at a discussion program on "An I ra Silverman; Narragansett M 11 les, Females ti-Semitism Here and Abroad", AZA, Howard Lipsey; Senior Ju mercial clients to increase their Private, Semi-Private Rooms to be presented at the East Side daea, Norman Orodenker; Center export trade, publishes a guide Jewish Community Center on Summer Canteen, Arthur Klein to international business, and Sunday, April 15 , at 8 P .M. berg; and Center Youth Council the films of NIT Basketball Co-sponsored by the Center and Alpha Lamda, Mark For For Inf ormation man. Tournament of 1961. PAT PEZZELLI , Owner & Administrator and the Jewish Labor Committee General chairman for the eve · CE 1-4646 of Providence, the discussion will All applications for the award 40 FARNUM PIKE, SMITHFIELD ning's program will be Ralph (2 Miles from Centerdale Center) CH 5-4790 ◄ be the fourth in the Center's cur will be reviewed by the Center's ◄ Youth Activities Committee. All Winn. ◄ rent series on "CUrrent I ssues ◄ in Jewish Community Life." nominations for the award must ◄ be submitted before April 15. CIVIC ORCHESTRA JOIN NOW - EAST PROVIDENCE Moderator for the evening wm UNITED CONCERT ASSOCIATION 1 be Milton Stanzler, Providence The Jewish Community Cen ◄ Bonus Concert - LES GRANDS BALLETS CANADIENS ◄ attorney. SPORTS AWARD NIGHT ter Civic Orchestra will resume The J ewish Community Cen its regular weekly rehearsal FR IDAY, APRIL 6 8:30 P. M . Recent publications have schedule on Monday at 8 P .M ., l brought to light ever-recurring ter will mark Its 1962 annual EAST PROVIDENCE HIGH SCHOOL at the East Side Center building. JEROME HINES - Metropolltan Opera Bass Star vestiges of anti-Semitism here "Sports Award Night" with the Signed for Next Season .,i in the U.S. Behind the Iron Cur presentations of awards, guest Conductor will be Dr. Morton Additional Concerts Selected After Close of Drive .. tain more than vestiges exist as celebrities, and sports films at Gold, conductor and composer, Membership Enrollment Dates April 2 and April 14 the Soviet Union seeks to stamp the East Eide Center building, and choral director at Temple Membe rship Fees - Adults $7.00, Students $3 .00 j out all religious attachments, es on Thursday at 7 P .M. Emanuel. Mail Check and Appllcatlon To: pecially Judaism . How we can Among the guest sports figures Membership in the Center or East Providence United Concert Association 1990 Pawtucket Ave. East Providence, R. I. deal with these threats to J ew to be present will be Mike Cin chestra is open to all proficient instrumentalists, both Center JAMES J . REil...LY, Inc. ish survival will be one of the guiser, Brown University ath for furthe r information, Call GE 4-2335 principal questions to be dis lete, and Chris Clark. local members and non-members. cussed. sportscaster. A graduate of Columbia Uni Among the awards to be pre HEALTH CLUB versity, Mr. Panken is a former sented will be the Edward S . Women's Health Club activi BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA editor and labor organizer. Schwartz Memorial Trophy, to ties at the East Side Jewish Com be a warded to an outstanding munity Center will be extended CHARLES MUNCH, Music Director varsity basketball player, and the through the month of June, it ''Mein Kampf" Howard D. Cohen Memorial Tro • was announced this week by the 80th Season in Providence phy, to be presented to an out Center's Health Club Committee. Off Stands standing player in Center's Directing the program will be VETERANS MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM Tween Baseball League. Other the Center's new masseuse, Mrs. Tuesday Evening, April 10 at 8: 15 awards will include team awards Madge Banahan. In Brazil for champions in the Center's Services available at the Cen This Concert is Said Out NEW YORK - The Confede basketball and baseball league ter Health Club for women in Regarding next Hason: Erich Leinsdorf, Music Director ration of Brazilian Jewish Com programs. clude massages, steam room, sun Address Subscription Office, Symphony Hall, Boston 15, Mass. munities has succeeded in halt One of the attractions for the lamps, prescribed exercises, ing the distribution of a new evening will be the showing of showers, and lounge activities. Portuguese-language translation of Hitler's "Mein K ampf," ac cording to a report received by the World J ewish Congress in New York . at DARIO FORD Shocked by the appearance of the book in shop windows and the best-seller rate at which a Visit Our New ~ast "While You Wait" Service Dept. first printing of 10 ,000 was bought up, the Confederation is GENUINE FORD sued a sharp protest. The Confederation , an affilia MUFFLERS ted body of the World J ewish Congress, expressed indignation that "in our great country, champion of human rights, of justice and true democracy" it C t was "possible to publish and dis tribute this ominous publication 49. 53 __ 9.50 - forbidden even in Germany $7,95 -which has lost none of its ve- 54. 60 __ 14.20 ca. nom." The protest was taken up by the Brazilian Association of GENUINE FORD PARTS ARE MADE RIGHT - TO FIT RIGHT - TO LAST LONGER World War II Veterans: Both the Confederation and the Veterans scorned the publishers, Mestre Jou of Sao Paulo, for attempting BRAKES RELINED to Justify their issuing of "Mein Kampf" on the grounds that Inst.II "Genuine" Ford Br•ke Linings . Rep•ck Front they wanted to make it available Wheel Burings •ncl inspect Gruse Sul,. Complete to students of history. The Con Check of Hydr•ulic System •nd Tightening All Lines . federation noted that there were Ro•cl Test Cu. $16.95 j sufficient copies of a previous edition, Issued in 1935, available Ii in libraries to history students. OTHER MAKES OF OARS AT SIMILAR LOW PRICES! j Subsequently, a delegation from the Confederation and the Veterans was received by the FOR COMPLETE SERVICE and QUALITY Braz11lan Minister of Justice, Dr. ,l Alfredo . Nasser. The Minister CONTROLLED PARTS at LOW PRICES studied the protests presented to him and undertook to halt dis tribution of the edition through Official out the country. R. I. Inspection The Braz11lan press reacted Station # 13 sympathetically to the protests DARIO FORD lodged with the Minister of Jus tice, and to the ban on "Mein SSO PAWTUCKET AVENUE, PAWTUCKET PA 2-1960 Kampf." .. leaders of the company's 30,000 eludes size ranges for girla and .. ·Rouslin-Fishman Hold field representatives by placing Children's Shop young women up to the age of .. more than $1,000,000 each in life Opens Department 20. insurance. CLASSIFIED ! Metropolitan Honors A downtown Pawtucket store, The Robert's store, founded 39 .,; Mr. Rouslin, who lives at 169 years ago by the late Robert NEW YORK, N.Y. - Paul H. Ninth Street, has qualified five FRUITWOOD extension t11bl4 .fl,... Robert's Children's Shop, has "d• ch11ln, sot• bed, •ntlque white opened a new department to Levine, was first located In an d Rouslin and Nate Fishman, of times for the Metropolitan Mil lamp. Practlc11lly new. Sundays or other building on Broad street. f the Metropolitan Life Insurance lionaires' Club, while Mr. Fish evenings. HO 1-9233. cater to the fashion needs of teen-age girls and young wo Jason Levine ls president and -Ill Company's Pawtucket district of- man has two qualifications. His BABY SITTING position wanted. Pr• George Levine, vice-president. • !ice, last year ranked ambng the home is at 54 Sargent Avenue, fer Cranston 11rea. Ca~ble adult In men. early fifties. Writ♦ Box 636, the George Levine said the latest i~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Herald. Called the Deb Shoppe, the new, twoastory department ls lo expansion represents the com MODERN tenament, off Elmwood. 7 cated in a wing adjoining the pany's bright hopes !or the fu ~- .,,.(A.,.i.':.AO..'A._ VISIT OUR rooms, 3 bedrooms, garage, tile, children's store at 5 Broad street ture of downtown Pawtucket. kitchen. unfurnished, $85. JA 1-5398. :a "fflf"ll~/(T CHARM BAR (Broad, Main and North Union BABY SITTING position wanted by streets) . The girls' shop is in the reliable, m•ture adult. HO 1-4066. store formerly occupied by Co TO PUBLISH msTORY EAST SIDE - Modern, unfurnished, litz Jewelers. LONDON - The Union of 1211 heated 4 room 11partment. New 911- The new wing adds some 3,000 J ewish Communities in Yugosla ► ' I !. ::1:Hs~:E p•:~:.ND - .~ --.· rage, screens, large yard. Adults ► ~ (Across From Sears) ~ only. EL 1-9030, square feet of space on two floors via is making preparations to ~ Open 9:30 - 9:30; Sais, TU 6:00 to the Robert's store. The shop, publish, in the Servo-Croatian I AMBITIOUS WOMEN - without ne specializing in "fashions for pre language, Simon Dubnow's "His rn • DIAMONDS-JEWELRY glecting your family you can urn • • WATCHES-STERLING SILVER ' good money representing Avon teens and young juniors," in- tory of the Jewish People.'' it Cosmetics. GA 1-2908. was reported here from Belgrade. lllOQ • CHINA WARE-LUGGAGE _ : _ ' • TV-STEREO PHONOS - ~ NARRAGANSETT, 11 Perkins Av&nue. '( = • MAJOR APPLIANCES LAROIIT DISPLAY Three room apartment, nicely fur 111 • CAMERAS-CHARMS OF CHARMS IN R, I, nished. One bedroom, one den for Federation To Hold ► sleeping, modern kitchen and bath• , - 1¾. Ill • TYPEWRITERS room. Bochner, IS Sackett StrNt, ' MORE THAN HO 1~561. On premlHS Sunday af Annual Convention '► ~ The Original Discount House of R. 1. ter 2. \\\e ' Free Parking (Rear of Store) 50% Off I ~ ~ HARWICK GAS STOVE for sale. Four In Skokie, Illinois t;»urn ers, broiler, ove n, pilot, timer. Perfe ct for IISNrtment or summer NEW YORK - The Federa \\et\\et\ ) •' cottage. 433--2171. tion of Jewish Reconstructlonlst "►' Congregations and Fellowships \ \\tO'lf\\ ~ will hold its annual convention from May 17th through May ~ Israel Attains \OOl/ V 20th, in Skokie, Illinois, with de legates from various parts of the ~'--- PAWTUCKET • WOONSOCKET Ten Per Cent country, including Canada, in See it at attendance, Dr. Ira Eisenstein, 194 WAYLAND AVE, • PROV., R. I. Of Land Goal President of the Jewish Recon Cloth iers for Men and Boys structionist Foundation, an ► ► NEW YORK - A $250,000,000 nounced this week. ,►, ROBERT'S, Rhode Island's largest and most complete land reclamation program in Is The convention coincides with rael sponsored by the Jewish Na ' children's outfitters, is pleased to announce the the tenth anniversary of the ' tional Fund, the land-develop first Jewish Reconstructionlst BLACK'S addition of a completely new store with new ideas ment arm of the World Zionist congregation in the Middle West FINEST DELICATESSEN for "Young Debs" 1 All the newest fashions as seen in Organization has achieved 10 per - the Niles Township Jewish cent of its goal in its first year. AND GROCERY "Seventeen" and "American Girl " magazines. A com- Congregation in Skokie, which Details of the project's prog will be the site of the convention 1033 Broad Street plete range of dressy and casual styles for young debs ress and what remains to be ac sessions. from twelve to twenty. complished. in the twenty-year The main theme of the dis• plan were given in an interview "'YOUR DOLLI.II IS WORTH I Fashions for age groups .... not size ranges cussions will be centered around MORE AT IL.AC/C'S' by Dr. Joseph P . Sternstein, na the new Guide for Jewish Ritual tional Fund of America, in its Usage to be presented by Dr. Ira r headquarters at 42-East Sixty Eisenstein at the opening ses ninth Street. sion on Thursday evening, May Now Celebrating He returned with Irving Spie 17th. The final draft of this new Our shop Robert's for a most gel of the New York Times from Guide which has been in prepa complete selection of in J erusalem, where he had inspect ·~ ration since May, 1961 embodies fants, toddler's and girl's ed the project and conferred suggestions and revisions sub 35th -4-nniver:Jar'I with leaders of eighty fund mitted by all affiliated groups, fashions. branches in the non-Communist and will be presented for discus We Are Proud To Serve charge accounts invited world. The American fund, the sion and adoption at the conven You Again With largest unit in the national net tion. The Finest of work, raises the bulk of money Prof. Mordecai M. Kaplan, no for land reclamation and refor ted scholar and founder of the estation. PASSOVER J ewish Reconstructionlst move In Aid of Resettlement ment, will speak at the Friday PRODUCTS Dr. Sternstein said that since evening services following which AT Lowest Possible Prices the project was started a year charters will be presented to all • MANISCHIEWITZ • STREIT'S ago 60,000 acres of rocky, sun the affiliates represented at the • HOROWITZ-MARGARETEN baked soil had been reclaimed convention. ► • ROKEACH 'S and were now under cultivation. • Kosher Chocolates and Candies : / . ~I The twenty-year plan, he added, • Dried Fruits • Canned Fruits ~ calls for the redemption of 580,- • Jams • Gefilte Fish I ► 000 more acres to enable the ab Zionist Anniversary ► • Cakes • Chocolate Chip Cookies sorption of 500,000 men, wo NEW YORK - Rabbi Morde • Macaroons-All Flavors men and children. cai Klrshblum, president of the • Baking Chocolate Religious Zionists of America, 1 Terming the plan "daring and • ½ Gal. Fruit Drinks imaginative," he cited the road has announced that the organi Pickles, Tomatoes, I 1 to o Young Deb 's taste . .. our building program involving 1,875 zation has called a national con Hungarian Deluxe wool tweed suit that ploys two miles along Israel's borders from ference April 7-8, to celebrate - Also - the sixtieth anniversary of the roles side button cardigan or the Mediterranean in the north ISRAELI MATZOS and to the Dead Sea in the south. founding of the World Religious CHOCOLATES swathed with its own matching Zionist movement. This two-day 11 In opening new areas hereto stole. Perfect for Spring. conference will be held on Satur Call WI 1-9B61 For fore inaccessible to Jewish set FREE DELIVERY sizes S to 15 junior tlement," the new roads, he said, day evening and all day Sunday will lead into such sections as at the Sheraton-Atlantic Hotel OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Gilboa, Korazim, Arad, Modim in New York. March B and 15 and Biryanit, and will play a vi The Conference's basic theme And Monday, March 16 tal role in Israel's agricultural will revolve around the problems 24.98 confronting the World Religious Best Wishes To All For A and industrial development. HAPPY PASSOVER Twenty-four miles of frontier Zionist movement and its rela tionship to the United States and PHIL AND FAYE BIRENBAUM road have been constructed along OWNERS the Israel-Jordan armistice line Israel. ROBERT'S tREP SHOP as the first step toward develop a boy's world of fashions ing 92,000 acres for agriculture A separate department just for and reforestation. boys ond young men. siz.es 6 to Work in Jerusalem Area Why Settle For Less Than The Best? 20 . . regulars, slims and Last year, Dr. Sternstein con tinued, the fund planted one mil huskies! lion trees in the Jerusalem Cor ridor in memory of the victims of Nazi persecution and 1,500 PASSOVER POULTRY acres were reclaimed in this area for agriculture on the outskirts From Any Kosher Market That Displays The Famous of hte J erusalem Sector of Is Seal of "GOLD-MAN BRAND" rael. He noted that 35,000 more GOLD MAN BRANO Poultry, Ask For It By Name, and acres were yet to be developed in raisf' d and E\'rocessed excluslve 1 Enhance the Pleasure of the Jerusalem Corridor. The Zo bcir ~~rwi~fo~ R:gf.L~J I Your Passover Table. and Poultry Market s, l s the fund's twenty-year plan as a FINEST Kosher Poultry avail • Processed unde r the whole, he said, ls designed for able direct from New Ena:• Stric t Supervision of the "the absorption of hundreds of :~d?h e~ewi~~ltr~os~..!:~r~ WAAO HACASHRUnt thousands of additional immi Plant All Poultry locally raised. or Providence fashions for pre-teens and young juniors grants.'' 5 Broad Street 135 Main Street Last year, the Israeli Knesset Pawtucket, R. I. Woonsocket, R. I. (Parliament>, by a special act, designated the Jewish National Greylawn Poultry Co. Fund as the sole instrumentality for soil reclamation and foresta WARWICK RHODE ISLAND tion throught Israel. _, ------, ~·- ONLY ONE AXE TO GRIND Officers of Cranston Committee for better schools study map of Cranston in planning mem- By Brenda Slack - bership campaign now in progress. Officers, left to right, are front row, Mrs. Edwin W . Hil- dreth, treasurer; Edwin F_ Hallenbeck, chairman; Mrs_ Barry Brown, corresponding secetary. Back row, left to right are Prof Elli ot R. Goodmon, first vice chairman; A William Olsen, second vice chairman and membership chairman, and Perry Shatkin, recording secretary_ ••••• The yawning, the grwnbling, the laughing, and the otherwise typical student arises five days a week in Cranston for sessions of teachers, bells, books and homework. •••this is a common, well ac cepted factor. • • .but what type of schools are these children walking into? What educational standards are maintained? These questions, grown to proper proportions, have become the concern of many parents, tax payers, and interested citizens who have joined together under the banner of "The Cranston Committee For Better Schools." A group that "has only one axe to grind," as Edwin F. Hallenbeck put it so aptly•••• the axe that represents the "achievement of a public school system second to none." f( As the chairman of the Cranston Committee For Better Schools, ,;:,,.. Mr. Hallenbeck has stated that "Cranston has long had good schools•••• ~ - it still has good schools, but it won't have them much longer if a way cannot be found to end the problems between the City Council and the School Committee and administration." / With the announcement of the formation of The conclusion to this report stated that the Cranston Committee for Better Schools In "the Cranston Committee for Better Schools February of 1961, Mr. Hallenbeck stated that believes that the current city appropriation falls "recent and continuing serious problems affect substantially short of allowing the School Com Ing the public schools of the city of Cranston mittee to meet its budgeted needs and is doing A. William Olsen, membership chairman of the Cranston and the quality of education our children are serious damage to the Cranston school system." Committee for Better Schools is wel I equipped for member, receiving, calls for a thorough review and Four reasons cited by the citizens• com ship drive now in progress. Mr_ Olsen, a former president evaluation of the siruation!' mittee for the increased cost of education were: of Cranston High School East P. T A, is a former Commis "As parents and taxpayers,•• said Mr. (1) The city's school population Is Increas Hallenbeck, "we can no longer afford to sit on ing and from signs will continue to Increase for sioner of the recent charter commission in CTanston. the sidelines and watch the eroding quality of some time to come. our schools. It Is time to place the problem of (2) The annual rate of Increase for the past school support, as well as other educational four years has been almost 4%, or about 400 matters, in proper perspective so that decisions students a year. might be made In terms of the needs of our (3) General Inflationary trend of the times youth, our citizens and our community. If these Inevitably adds to the cost of materials and needs are not clearly understood. then our services for running the schools. A recent Committee will show facts to demonstrate the national study concluded that In 1959-1960, in need, and to see that these facts are undersrood:1 flation accounted for 8.4 percent rise in school by those responsible for determining schooll operating costs. ,policy, and by other citizens of our city." (4) A substantial cost Increase is inherent And the Committee dld show facts and In the city's contractual arrangement with about urged the Mayor and members of the City 300 teachers who are entitled yearly to auto Council to appropriate the school budget as matic $200 step-salary increases, resulting In requested for the current school fiscal year. Increases of about $§9.000 a year. The citizens' group, in a report prepared Cranston citizens have not been satisfied by the School Finance Study group, showed that with simply maintaining educational standards built-in factors . .. . such as increased enroll of the past. There has been and will continue ment, automatic_ teacher salary increases and to be demands for enrichment of the educational inflation, combined with the need and demand program, updating the curriculwn, utilization for increasing school quality, have made larger of new teaching techniques and equipment, and yearly school expendltures mandatory. The re rendering of broader educational opportunities port also showed that over a five year period, to the community. The committee said that these while operating costs have risen about 57%, four factors required an increase in school school appropriations have risen only about 3():t, spendlng of about ten percent each year. Part of the increase in costs has been covered A recent release by the Cranston Committee by financial support from outside the city, pri for Better Schools revealed that a study of the Perry Shatkin, secretary of Edwin F. Hallenbeck, Chair marily through state aid. The Committee further financial problem has shown that full r estoration man of the Cranston Com showed that in round figures, the cost of opera by the General Assembly of the State School Aid the Cranston Committee for tions has advanced about $304,000 a year for for - Operating Funds will not solve the local Better Schools, is one of the mittee for Better Schools_ the last five years, but the average increase in problem since the School Committee's budget original group of citizens who city appropriation has been only about $136,000 will still need addltional city funds. The com- organized the Cranston Com a year. mittee, IContinued on Page 32) Parents - Students SEE WHAT ABOUT COLLEGE? PAGE 29 _, ...... ,; ...:I s MAURICE KAYE ;..' < Q ~ Q .:I < Ill: iol = ~ .:I< ~ iol Q 0 ... And The =Ill: iol =E-< Wonderful World Of Magic By Brenda Slack Thirty-three years ago in a darkened vaudeville theatre, a little boy stared in wi~yed amazement at a performance of magic and all its mysteries•••• today Maurice Kaye is a Master Magician. Getting the "bug" for magic, he scrambled through libraries gathering material, spent hours talking to people until an old time New York magician took an interest in his endeavors and coached him for many years. Soon Mr. Kaye Joined several magic organi zations where ideas and feats of magic were willingly exchanged. --~ A professional in the mystic field for 28 He and his wife, Naomi, have two chil years, Mr. Kaye has toured the Eastern part dren, Beverly, 14, and a son, Martin 19. of the United States and Canada appearing in Mr_. Kaye's daughter has her father's mystic theatres, vaudeville shows, night clubs and interests and assists him in many children's at numerous garden parties. shows. At one time he was extremely well A member of many organizations, Mr. known for his outstanding feature perfor Kaye ls past president of the William E. mance of baking a cake in front of the audience Balcer Ring 44, International Brotherhood of in a two-minute period. At the conclusion Magicians: a member of the American Guild the calce was passed out among the audience of Variety Artists, the Society of American to prove it was authentic. Magicians, the Magicians Alliance of Eastern He ls also known for making a wand dis States, the Magicians Youth International, the appear and re-appear again; producing a huge Masonic Lodge, Knights of Pythias and ls a silk production from an empty tube; trans sergeant In the Cranston Emergency Police forming cigarettes into flowers and pouring Department. milk into a cone made of newsprintand maldng A likeable person, Mr. Kaye has a great it disappear. Removing several pearls from love for show business and all of the people a string and swallowing thebeadsonlytopro in the entertainment world are a wonderful duce them on the string again has enthralled group, he says. many. Relating some of his nwnerous exper His acts of dexterity and variety of card iences Mr. Kaye tells of the time he was to tricks and novelty acts have received tre present a night club act. Per usual he set mendous applause from his audiences. up his table equipped with delicate glassware, A Jovial person, Mr. Kaye ls capable of various assortments of liquids and magical captivating an audience throughout his en apparatus In the dressing room. The M.C. tire performance. asked if he was ready to go on, and with Mr. A resident of Cranston and owner of Kaye's Kaye's sign of "OK" he was introduced Delicatessen on Rolfe Street, Maurice Kaye but he couldn't malce it onto the stage since ls still performing in night clubs and per his well-equipped table wouldn't flt through forms at children•s shows,Masonicbanquets, the door. Laughingly Mr. Kaye says, "that organizational dinners and other types of was one stunt that should never happen to shows. a magician." --- ....- . ~ ...... -~ - "I Love "Singing The Theatre • • •" . 'j ' very tough business. The pity Is that most ' people don't realize It until they are hope ' ' '◄ lessly Involved In it.... the frustration and ◄ -Or Acting despair in It. · ◄ "You can't say no In the professional '◄ theatre .. .. you have to Just work your way ◄ into every situation and Ingratiate yourself with everyone . .. . you can't have any son of pride or be Independent. One has to be Or Both" lucky and horribly persistent to get anywhere In It. It requires the ability to forget a normal kind of life, to forget about marriage and to be willing to ingratiate oneself at all By Celia Zuckerberg times. Show business Is brutal.• Being an Independent sort of person, Mrs. Goldberg, although she appeared In Her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Harry Sam "I love the theatre •••• I revel several night clubs In New York, and on a berg, flJ>ally after 17 years of making up in getting up before an audience- United Steel Hour program on 1V, as well their minds to move, are now living In New singing or acting or both," says as having the opportunity to appear In an York where Dr. Samberg ts chief of Physical Roz Goldberg. Obviously, the att off-Broadway production, was not willing to Medicine and Rehabtlltation at the Veterans dience revels in it too as can be become this sort of person. Hospital In Brooklyn. Her younger sister, judged from the fact that Mrs. Much as she loved the theatre, the con Carol, wlll graduate from New York Univer Goldberg has been kept busy con stant rounds looking for work, the fact that sity In June. stantly with performances for unless one were lucky and persistent to the The program which she will present on point of making a fool of oneself, was too April 10 for the Emanu-EI Sisterhood ts eng~ment lunches, for affairs at tmpleasant an~ she finally decided she would typical of her work. She will not only slni B'na.i B'rith, for the Temple leave the theatre she loved. She went to work six of the top numbers of '"Milk and Honey, Emantt-El Sisterhood, for the as secretary to the president of the Inter but she has also composed a narrative which Cranston Jewish Center, etc. continental Hotel Corp. -- a most Interesting will connect the numbers and will g1 ve the Right now Mrs. Goldberg, to experience. She only worked for two months audience a glimpse of the major plot of the gether with Mrs. Louis L Rubin before she decided to give Broadway another musical. try. For the engagement ltmches, which she stein as accompanist-"she did a She had new publicity pictures made; she does frequently and which she enjoys doing, wonderful job in transposing and reinstated her telephone answering service she attempts to do the same thing. She tries arranging the music"-is prepar (a necessity she was told) and started tbe to find out something about the previous ing a show '' A Taste of Milk and rouncle again. Two months of this convinced history d. the engaged couple and weaves a Honey" wbich will be presented her she had been right In the first place. story with appropriate connecting songs. She went to work for the Kratter Corp Her repertoire ranges from blues to by the Temple Emantt-El Sister a diversified real estate syndicate (th,ry hood at the Temple Meeting Hall semi-classical and classical music, Includ handled such deals as Ebblts Field, Ameri ing arias from operas (particularly the on Tuesday, April 10. There is cana Hotel, etc.)as secretary to the vice Puccini operas - Mme. Butterfly and La president. She fotmd the work fascinating also a chorus of four "widows,. Boheme). looking for husbands•••• Mrs. as well as the people she met. Although she has Investigated the various It was after she had worked here for ten acting groups in Providence, she has tmtil Harvey Golden, Mrs. Harvey Ber months that she decided she was due for a now not Joined any of them. She has seen man, Mrs. David Horovitz and vacation, and went to Puerto Rico. Here she Mrs. Joseph A. Chernick. several plays presented by some of them met Larry {Lawrence Y• . Goldberg, vice and finds their productions quite good. She president of the American Toy Co.) also on feels that rather than join as an actor, she Born In New York, Rosalie Samberg and vacation from Washington where he was her; family tnoved to Des Moines, Iowa, when would enjoy dlrecting a production as she living at the time. did for the Torah Ftmd luncheon affair last ( ,- she was about three or four. Although, she On her return to New York, the vice says, she didn't start really training her year. She fotmd casting the play and direct president of the company had decided to Ing It gave her a great deal of enjoyment voice until she was 16, she had been singing open his own real estate syndicate and she in public Jong before that. She had been and satisfaction. went along with him to a suite on Madison advised that It was foolish to start training Avenue as assistant secretary of the co~ Although she Is accredited as a teacher It until It's really set. ration. in several fields, she has only been toying A dram_atic soprano now, she says, her However, she became engaged In J~e with the Idea of _teaching. voice originally was a coloratura soprano, and In August 1960, she was married. Mter She feels that she would enjoy teaching but with maturity- and smoking which she a honeymoon trip to Europe, she came to children with a natural talent. .. . but she resisted until she was In college--it has live In Provtdence--Mr. Goldberg's home cannot quite bring herself to teach Just any become lower. town. Roz (stage name Rosalie Sands) says one who would come for lessons. She feels that a dramatic soprano -her that she not only had to adjust to a new Roz Goldberg has managed to combine range lies between the higher coloratura husband and marriage, but to a new city her tremendous love for tbe theatre with a and lower mezzo - Is able to do more with The first six months were spent In settling normal married life and she not only has her voice. "I try to put a lot of feeling Into down .... their apartment on Laurlston Street managed to adjust to Providence, but Provi a song ... Is furnished beautifully. Then she came baclc dence has taken her right In as can be seen Studying at the University of Iowa In to her first love-the theatre. from the number of appearances she has Iowa City, she was interested in dramatics Providence she finds has a slower rhythm made In Just the last few months- and the and voice. Graduating In 1958, she left for than New York, but she has become so used number she has scheduled. New York (she had already spent her pre to It, she finds It difficult to keep up with Very unhappy-when she decided to give vious summer In the city). For the aspiring the pace In New York now. She feels she has up the theatre as a career, she feels she actress, there is no f.lace like New York. been able to adjust herself easily because made the right decision and now the attrac "Show business, ' Roz says, 0 is every she and her husband visit New York fre tive, slender brunette, with the beautiful thing ever written about it and more. It's a quently- at least once a month. voice, can combine her love of the theatre with a normal, _happy life. Rehearsing for " A Taste of Milk and Ho,{ey" which will be presented on April 10 at the Temple Emanue! Sisterhood Spring Festival Luncheon are shown Mrs. Louis B. Rubinstein Mrs. Harvey Golden, Mrs. Harvey Berman, Mrs. David Horo'. Some scenes from college performances; top, from "Othello;" v1tz, Mrs. Joseph A. Chernick and Mrs. Lawrence Y. Goldberg. bottom, from "Blood Wedding". I !- .. .. SUE PULVER, 17 Doughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pulver 235 Bloclr:stone Boulevard, Providence Hope High School I think . it is extra important for a teen-ager to hove responsibility nowadays. It gives him o good outlook for facing problems both at home and out side the home. Parents should give their teen-agers more responsibilities than they hove been doing be cause ieen-ogers ore more independent than they used to be. ROBERT KAPLAN, 16 Son of Mr . and Mn. Joseph Kaplan S7 Twelfth Street, Providence Hope High School In my opinion a teen-ager in h is odolescen1 stage, the turning poi nt in his life, should hove sufficient responsib ility to be o responsible and re STEVE KAGAN, 16 spected citizen. A teen-ager should be a ble lo meet Son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Kogan financia l and social re sponsib ililies with eo se . A set 161 Orms Street, Provid enu amount of money should be d esignated for his Hope High School ollowance and he should be able to manage his Re spo nsibilities of teen-ogers con be regulated o wn problems. A teen-oger's re spo ns ib ility is o accord ing to the family size a nd other circum• great one, but he should hove e noug h o f the a dult stances. Regardless of how lit1le , every teen-age r viewpoint to cope with life . should hove some re sponsibility so 1h01 in rhe future he w ilt be be 11 er prepared to cope with the problems of adulthood. As on ind ivid ual each and every teen•oger should try to partici pate in the community and beco me o loyal citizen, especially in these limes o f world tensio n. RHODA SANDLER, 16 Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Sandler 101 Eleventh Street, Provi de nce Hape High School I feel tha t a reen•o g er should strive to o llo in o s much respo ns ibi lity os he poss ibly con b SID GARBER, 16 Son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Garber 39 Overhill Road, Providence Hope High School In my opinion the teen-ager should hove TEEN enough responsibility so that in later life he wi ll be able to cape with any problem that should arise. He should hove some type of job that will I give him responsibility and status, and he should a lso have some responsibility oround the house . AGERS ■ ■ ■ . ~ ► ► ► • I What Do You Think? EDA GORDON was vice-president In charge of member State ship and the ShiJ>-A-Box program last year. The recipient In 1960 of Temple Beth El's Walter Sundlun Award to the out Scholarships standing member of its confirmation class, Eda Is first vice-president of the Temple PROVTY group. In the summer of 1960 she was selected to attend the National And The Temple Youth Conference In Kresgevllle, Pennsylvania. NFTY' s goals are refresh Ing and realistic. Eda maintains that the youth of Rhode Island do not devote Loyalty Oath enough time to their religious affiliations. "The NFTY program can offer young people the various aspects of Judaism By Sandra Shapiro people who need financial assistance; even and a means to join in community action more reassuring are the efforts of those programs. This year the PROVTY group senior s who were w!lling last year to pe helped to circulate the Good Neighbor tition and picket for continuation of the Pledge. Eda has attended two NEFTY program. Wants Sane, summer conclaves and last year served Certainly this year senior students are as co-chairman of the Communications again depending on state aid and surely Committee which prepared the conclave When the. Rhode Island state scholar newspaper. ship program came under discussion this our congressmen are aware of this need. Let us hope that the legislature will be Organized Her belief In the importance of sane, year, one of our stare representatives organized expression of student opinion suggested that those accepting state schol able to decide on a definite plan of action led to her becoming actively engaged in arships be required to sign a loyalty for their scholarship program so that stu planning the Rhode Island Youth Confer oath. His reasoning in this issue was that dents will not have to be deprived of a Expressions ence program. Some other of Eda's candid the National Defense Education Act con college education at this late date in the opinions are that space travel is In a tains this oath stipulation and he there school year. or in the future. If private sense ridiculous, for we have so many do fore felt justified in demanding the same industry offers its assistance as freely as mestic and universal problems to solve response from those receiving stare aid. do the National Merit, General Motors, Of Student immediately that space exploration should Many colleges have withdrawn from the Westinghouse, and Proctor & Gamble pro not be accorded so very much prominence National program as a result of this same grams, the state ought to hold to its pr..o now. Russian and American relations controversy -- they are opposed to the mise this year. It seems likely that no should be settled with the least amount of oath request. Brown University is one of great change will come about now; how Opinion altercation; the two ideologies are too far these colleges: therefore. a student who ever a stipulation like the loyalty oath different for them to be cemented together desired to take his state scholarship to requirement could disqualify enough stu dents to make its careful consideration Eda Gordon, a senior at Classical High perfectly - the pieces in this puzzle are Brown would have to forfeit the stipend: not going to fit together that easily. The House of Representatives voted the imperative. School, is a petite and charming young lady. For those students who want a college Although she mentions as one of her main Eda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. bill out of committee very quickly; how Jack Gordon of 37 Clarendon Avenue. A ever, when the State Board of Education education, but know that this education will Interests her work on the Classical "Re require that they seek some outside aid, view," of which she is associate editor, Rhode Island State Scholarship semi-fina opposed the bill, it was immediately sent li st, she hopes to attend Simmons College back into committee. Other opposition to it is best to suggest a careful search into it must be difficult for a girl with so many available resources now while there is activities to choose a favorite one. in the fall. the bill came later. The scholarship pro Eda believes that more attention and gram itself constantly comes under fire, time for this checking. The state program, As a member of the Councilettes, Eda if it is the only source being depended up did the community social service work importance ought to be accorded to youth. and it w!ll probably continue to be the sub Her participation in youth endeavors, in ject of controversial discussion for some on now, is still more of a probability than which she Is considering as a possible a possibility for most. career. Having previously served as a keeping with her ideals, is certainly time. It is encouraging to see our legis corresponding secretary of the group, she praiseworthy. lators trying to provide for those young PROPER COLLEGE COUNSELING Could Avoid t ,- • • . Frustrations By Arthur Eisenstein • • • Heartaches Assistant Executive Director Jewish Community Center • . . Wasted Time Choosing a suitable college involves getting answers to as many as possible of the following questions: 1. What kind of training am I lookingfor? Will it re Proper college counseling, both in quality and quan quire a special college? A special locale? tity, could avoid many of the heartaches, frustrations and 2. Are my grades good enough to get into the school wasted time suffered by the 50 to 60% of American col I want? . lege students who enroll in colleges, but never finish, 3. Should I commute or live away from home? (More according to Harolq List, staff member of the B'nai students commute). B'rith Vocational Guidance Service of Boston. 4. Are there other Jewish students or Jewish campus Mr, List has just completed a three-session dis activities? · cussion series at the Jewish Commwtlty Center during 5. Can I afford the school ?Can I get assistance? which, under the title, "Preparation for Collepi," he 6, How is the school supported? State? Private? Re discussed the subjects, "Who Goes to College?' , "How ligious? (It may make a difference in the atmosphere). to Select a College," and "How to Apply to College and 7. Is there religious discrimination at the school? Obtain Financial Aid." On campus? In fraternities and sororities? 8. How many colleges should I apply to? A graduate of City College of New an individual student with these odds in York, Mr. List received his Master's mind? With time out for group tests, This is only the beginning. These ques sions to accept second-year transferees. ·group lectures, and heavy time commit degree from Columbia University. He is tions are fine for the young pre-collegian Don't give up. There's a college for =· i, ..... i• "'... .,; !j CANTOR BLUMENTHAL I ~ i 1Ill = Famous English ~ "'... ~ 0 Cantor Comes =Ill Ill ~ To Providence ,►, ► More Able A packed house waited restlessly for the concert to .► begin-a few miles away in London an air raid was in • progress. Trains were not running. • • .no one walked the . streets. The performers were unable to keep their •► To Fully Utilize ► scheduled appointments and Louis Blumenthal, Cantor, Rabbi, [, and entertainer in his own right, put on a one-man per ► formance that added another touch of magnificence to his • ► long list of accomplishments. · t Cantor Blumenthal, a native of London, England, em Abilities Here ... I barked upon his musical career at the age of eleven, never conceivinst of the fulfillment which perseverance and ability would make possible. ms knowledge of the piano, was certainly enhanced through his relationship with, and assistance to, E. Milgrom, manufacturer of an exceptional quality musical instrument. By Brenda Slack Reminiscing, Cantor Blumenthal relates his experiences, when as a young boy, he would chip up the scale before the sound board was fixed into its case and regulate the action of the keys. A Cantor since the age of 16, he came dignity and decore In England than In the Although a clear friend was lost when Mr. Milgrom and to Temple Beth Israel from Massapequa, his family became the victims of a direct bombing during Long Island in August of last year. In United States. 1949, Cantor Blumenthal did a concert With this thought In mind, the ques World War II, our Cantor attributes his earlier piano tion automatically arises as to why so dexterity and the inception of his seemingly limitless musi tour in the States and that same year re\'Orded an album, "Hymns of Judea," talented a Cantor would come to settle cal career to this early opportunity. In this country. Stating that Cantors are for Decca on a London label. In 1956 0 he arrived in Albany, New York, to settle considerably underpaid In England, he In this country permanently. · also made known that In the United States Along with being an expert In the he would be more able to fully utilize Cantorlal field, Rabbi Blumenthal has his Cantorial abilities and talents. lecrured a good deal on "The Cantor and Unobtrusive, friendly and humorous, His Cantorlal Abilities" throughout Cantor Blumenthal was Instrumental In England. Twelve years ago, he toured bringing over many refugees from Vienna Israel and did singing and broadcasting and placing them In England during the there for . six weeks. He Is a well known late '30's. He tells the story of the Impresario in the opera field. Possessor evening he stood outside of his synagogue of an amazingly Italian-like tenor voice, waiting to hall a tenth for a Mlnyan when he has a wide repertoire of Cantorlal a young man ran up to him..•• threw his arms around him and kissed him. Think I► i\ • song, Hebrew, Yiddish and operatic Ing the fellow to be slightly mad. the • arias. He studied Cantorial singing with Cantor asked who he was and to his '>) the late Professor Samuel Almen and astonishment, It was one of the young ~ voice with Herbert Caesari. boys he had brought over as a refugee •' Almen and voice with Herbert Caesar£. from Vienna . .. . then grown to a success ► Being Principal of the Beth Israel ful businessman. ► Hebrew School, Cantor Blumenthal Is an ► The stories Involving Cantor Blu • experienced educator In Hebrew. Pres menthal are varied and many, from a ► t ently he Is writing a work on religion concert on the Queen Mary to organizing relevant to the life of Cantors and what 14½, a Purim Dance at a Town Hall where Raymond Blumenthal, he remembers concerning Cantors from dancing was not allowed on Sunday, one ~ I who became Bar Mitzvah the age of three to 1956. He will also try could go on indefinitely. To realize Can last year. to show In this work the public response tor Blumenthal's talent Is to hear him ~ I to Cantors and why and how the responses chant in Temple Beth Israel on a Friday died out. evening. . . .to know the man who has < With very strong convictions concern given so freely of his life and ability to > Ing religion, Cantor Blumenthal, believes others ls. to sip tea with him In the com that temple services and the conducting fortable surroundings of his home. of funerals are carried out with far more Cantor and Mrs. Blumenthal Recently married are Cantor and Mrs. Blumenthal's two daughters, Linda, twenty years old who was _married October 15 at Temple Beth Israel, and Rita, 21, married on December 24 iri Brooklyn, N. Y. Both girls are excellent sopranos who have sung in choirs since the age of ten. Both graduated from Hebrew High School in London, England . .. From Friday To Friday By Beryl Segal THE HERALD IN NEW DRESS so particular.about recording the eventsforposterlty. AND TiiEY TOLD OF THEIR GROWTH AND But th~ HERALD did just that. In a series of On the week of March the 23rd, the HERALD OF THEIR PLANS FOR FURTHER GROWTH stories by the late Mr. John Solomon, we have the Issued an experimental nwnber In colors. You will TiiROUGH THE HERALD history of the Synagogue and Its ups and downs until remember that in that Issue there appeared stories the days within living memory. In two colors. I understand that more changes will In four pages, attractively laid out, and embel - follow. But the main thing to me Is that the news lished In color, the Cranston Community Center has THE HERALD IS A DEPOSITORY OF TiiE paper did not change and will not change Its policy told their story to as large an audience as they will JEWISH COMMUNITY OF PROVIDENCE which Is that: ever find. This Is because the HERALD has the AND ITS SUBURBS WE ARE A LOCAL NEWSPAPER, AND highest percentage of readers and subscribers per EVERYTiilNG TiiAT IS LOCAL NEWS - 1,000 residents of any weekly In the country. And This Is so because the HERALD is open to all IN TiiE JEWISH COMMUNITY IS OUR that Is not an empty boast. thoughts and opinions In the community. It records BUSINESS The Providence Hebrew Day school had a great events, Impartially, In the lives of organizations and day In Its history. The school Is moving to a new Institutions, day by day, week by week, and In the In that same Issue, for Instance, two Synagogues building, and the dedication ceremonies were an passage of time, these events, long forgotten by and a school had something important to tell the nounced. The page of advertisement was as beautiful Individuals, are preserved on the pages of the community. as you could find In any periodical. There was no HERALD. Any one Interested In the story of our com Beth Sholom, on Rochambeau Avenue, had the missing It. The appeal was simple, direct and clear. munity can come and take from Its pages In full plans to show for the completion of the Temple. And the story told In pictures was more effective measure. That Is good news. It had been delayed long enough. than a thousand words could tell. Now the HERALD Is entering a new era. It has And by the looks of the plans, It will be a beautiful moved to Its own headquarters. It has Installed new Temple. TiilS IS BECAUSE TiiE HERALD HAS A machinery, which I understand, ls worthy of a large STAFF OF PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO dally newspaper. 'Thls new machinery will make the TiiEY TOLD IT TiiROUGH THE HERALD. TAKE, DEVELOP, AND ENLARGE PIC HERALD more attractive In appearance, speedier to TiiE HERALD GAVE THE STORY FRONT PAGE TURES TO FIT THE OCCASION AND THE print, and more varied In material. FORMAT OF THE·STORY The Magazine Section, which no other Anglo Jewish or non-sectarian weekly Indulge In, will be come a regular feature In the HERALD, and will . give greater expression to the affairs of the com The Cranston Community Center Is dedicating munity. The new presses of the HERALD will make Its new addition to a building beautiful and spacious And another thing. Some years ago, I was In this possible. In Itself. They certainly had reason to celebrate. terested In the story of our first Conservative The HERALD Is Independent. It Is not on the The new addition shows an alertness to the needs of Synagogue In Providence - Beth IsraeL The records supporting list of any community organization, as the community seldom exhibited by · the older Syna of the Temple were not available for one reason or many Anglo-Jewish weeklies unfortunately are. To gogues. One remembers that only a few years ago another. Then I spoke to the editor of the HERALD. these weelcies who come for financial support to the the Cranston group began to talk of building a Center. He produced for me volwnes of the HERALD for community, the HERALD says: At that time, the HERALD was appealing to Provi the year when the Temple was organized. There the "Here we are, independent. free to say what dence people to help their Cranston neighbors In story was beautifully told by the late Harry Rosen, we feel ls right and proper, becoming · their effort. A Congregation that has now about 400 and they could be readily reprinted Into a booklet. stronger and greater, and serving the families, a vigorous religious school, and unlimited A similar thing was the case with another Syna whole community as a spokesman. It can possibilities for youth activities hardly needs help gogue, B'nal Zion, the oldest Orthodox Congregation be done." from Providence now. The Congregation is already In Providence. The records of that Synagogue were asswnlng a leading role In many phases of community not In existence at all. No wonder. The Congregation life In Cranston, and beyond . Is so old and the secretaries of those days were not •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The Lyons Den By Leonard Lyons Sutherland, Rudolf Bing decided that her~ BROADWAY GAZETTE items from the works of Morgenthau, WEIGHT DEPT.: Zero Mostel, who at last was a star who could sing the role. GAMBLING NOTE: There is a weekly Farley, Hull, Ickes, et. al. - and my starred in "Rhinoceros," is rehearsing He scheduled It for ·next season, and high-stake gin rwnmy game In London, tit I e will be, 'That Ain't the Way I In •• A Funny Thing Happened on the Way Rolf Gerard designed the sets..•. Then played by film executives. Recent par Remember it'." to the Forum." Mrs. Mostel lamented came the sudden news about Miss Suth ticipants Included Sam Spiegel, producer MOVIES: James ·Harris, producer of his weight, 280: "The producers want erland's back Injury. Gerard was sum of ••Lawrence of Arabia:• Mike Franko ,_Lolita," met Vladimir Nabokov, the him big and fat. I"m the only one who moned back from Europe for a long vltch and Kurt Frings, Elizabeth Taylor's author, soon after he'd bought the movie wants him to reduce" ...."Look at it meeting, and the problem was solved. agent. At 3 a.m. Frings announced: "It's rights for $250,000. They met at an this way, dear,•• said Mastel. ••ifs my The big sleep-wallcing scene In the late, I'm tired--and since I've never author's luncheon, where the producer way of upstaging the other actors." opera requires the soprano to walk a won so much money in my life, 1•m going was introduced to Nabokov: ~'This i-s TV NOTE: Charlie Conerly, who re bridge 15 feet high- dangerous for a home ... James Harris, who just boughtyourbook" tired as Giants' quarter-back, flew home woman with a weak back. The bridge Frings went to his room at the Con .•..Nabokov replied: "I hope you enjoy to Mississippi last week. He said his most onstage, therefore, will be lower. And naught Hotel and got into bed. He couldn't reading it." embarrassing experience here was when to the star's costume will be attached sleep. He tossed and tossed, then dress- MEMOS: The Diners' Club magazine he and Frank Gifford appeared on "Mas an Invisible wire, In case she falters. -eel and walked around Berkeley Square. has put David Milford-Haven, the Queen's querade Party." Conerly was to throw a SALES DEPT,: Mrs. Jack Javlts But the walk didn't make him feel sleepy. cousin, to work. He's writing a story pass to Gifford In the balcony. At re phoned Tom Watson, Jr., head of IBM, On the contrary, It made him feel re comparing baseball and cricket•.. . At hearsal they did It seven times In a row. about the April 7 "Salute to Sen. Javlts" freshed. He hailed a passing cab and Otto Preminger's Washington party for But with the theater lights dark at the dinner at the Waldorf. To her surprise, returned to the room where the gin game 70 Senators after the screening of "Ad telecast, Conerly hit a woman upstairs Watson picked up the phone without the was being played. ' vise and Consent," Sen. Hubert Humphrey and almost knocked her from her seat. usual secretarial screening.... He ex Frings knocked on the door, and heard was chosen the best twist dancer.... LETTERS: From Herman Wouk: "I plained that when he began as an IBM Frankovitch call out: --come in, Kurt." Nugget magazine will publish part of have I never known you to print an in salesman, he learned that availability TiiEATER NOTE: Richard Condon, James Jones' new novel "The Thin Red accurate Item. My Fire Island house and direc01ess are important. His most author of "The Manchurian Candidate," Une., and a chapter from Davis Grubb's undoubtedly was washed away In the re memorable safe, he added, was to the = • ..• ...,. ~ Only -~ I><' 41! i One Axe i= To Grind (lj~.. (Continued from P ..e 25) l:il § I .·-•- l:il ~ mlttee ·1,opes that once the current budget crisis SIGN OP nm 11MES SO!'«; OP A MODBRN VIGD...ANTE Is resolved, It will be possible to explore the Before the Preedom Rides, therewas A top official of the FBI brought the . basic educational Issues Involving the School a cafe on Route U.S. 1 near Fredericks following poem by Bradley Morison ta Committee and the City ColDlcll, of which the burg, Va., wblcb f1a1D1ted a sign, POR my attention, as an accurate lnslgbt Into recurrlng budget problem Is merely a symptom. WHITES ONLY. 1be cafe wears a new extremist groups. I think It's so good and An attempt to provide a voice through which look. Its sign now reads, PRIENDS OF so true that I want to share It with you: the citizens of Cranston could make known their EVERYONE ON nm ROAD. -concern about their schools Is why this com 1 sometimes fancy as I spy mittee was formed. That I excel the F.B.l. Behind this CCBS Is Edwin P. Hallenbeck, Right now I'm malclng little lists '- r· Cbalrman; Prof. Elliot R. Goodman, Plrst Vice ROAD TO OBUVION Of folks 1 tblnk are Communists. ' Chairman; A. William Olsen, Second Vice Chair Why are so many candidates for 1 have no proof on anyone, man; Roberta Brown, Corresponding Secretary: office, Including strong conservatives, And yet the lists are loads of fun. Perry Shatltln, Recording Secretary; Kathryn fieelng the political habitat of the John All friends of foreign aid, I think, Hildreth, Treasurer. Birch Society, its phony patriotism and Must be set down as rather plnlt. Harry Platt heads up the lbe members of the Executive Board Include its founder, Robert WelcbT Senators A little pinker, not far off brand new speakers bureau Charles J. Davis, Jr., J. Thomas Kershaw, Jr., Barry Goldwater and John Tower, as well I list, perforce. the college prof, of the Community Relations Pro!. Paul Van K. Thomson, Dr. Sidney Dllliclt, as former Vice-President Richard Nixon, And pinker yet the college crowd Paul D. Davis, Donald A. Jones, Earl W. Har have all deno1D1ced the ultra-right (al lbat lauds the Blll of Rights out loud. I Comittee, of the CCBS. Harry U. N. supporters, as I've said, · is a Brown graduate well rington, Jr., Mrs. MaxTalmadge,MlltonPalsner, though Goldwater hedges by saying he"s Ernest Overbey and John W. Drought. for the John Birch Society minus Welch). Are also Ipso facto red; known as a star athlete in the lbe operating committees are made up of In Wellesley, Mass., a stone•s throw And redder still. on my red lists, basketball court. He is cur the Membership Committee, Public Relations from JBS headquarters In Belmont, a Are all the lntegrationists. rently a sales manager for C. Committee, Strategy Committee, Ftnance Com national director of the John Birch Society Just for good measure In my labors, J . Fox Co., and active in mittee, Arrangements Committee, Nominating was ousted by a three to one vote as a I add a few of my good neighbors. youth activities at the Crans Committee, and the newly formed Speakers Ubrary trustee, In a bitter election fight Thus I rejoice that loyalty Resides alone In you and m ton Jewish Center. Harry has Bureau. In which Birch activity was the m al n Issue. Colonel Laurence E. BIDllter, a Although, before my work Is through, just joined radio station former aide to General Douglas Mac You may, good friend, be listed too. WEAN as sports announcer. Arthur, lost the post he bad won easily In six previous elections, polling only 1,286 votes to 3,529 for Mrs. Henrietta Frost and 3,323 for Reverend William B. SUCCESS Rice. On a recent visit to the Soviet Union. Meanwhile, a Callforula public-optn an American businessman talked to some \.., 1 The purposes of the organization are: lon poll revealed that any gubernatorial workers In a factory In IClev. "I began as / J candidate willing to accept Birch support a shoeshine boy," he told them, !n~tyJ>l~ __ '. 4 1. To enlist community support for maintenance stood to lose about seven times as many Horatio Alger style, "and today I am a votes as he could gain for such support; millionaire." Leaning on his broom, an of quality schools and education for Cranston youth. Interestingly enough, tbls ratio held al elderly floorsweeper nodded his bead. most as true for Republicans as for "l. almost had a career like that too," he "2. To study the adequacy of financial support, Democrats. sighed. "But at the 22nd Party Congress, facilities, educational programs and professional it turned out that I'd been polishing the staff of the schools of Cranston. wrong shoes for the past 30 yearsr• NO MAN ~ AN ISLAND Tom Mboya, secretary-general of 3. To encourage broader citizen understan~ the Kenya Foundation of Labor, and and knowledge of the Cranston school system ana Aharon Becker, secretary-general of its needs. Israel•• Federation of Labor, Hlstadrut, ALL BY MYSELF have set up a Joint development company Wherein lies responsibility for so The Cranston Committee for Better Schools has to Introduce Into Kenya a system of clety' s llls? When Norman Thomas sev consumers-cooperative stores, a con eral years ago criticized this generation worked with untiruuz effort in info~ city officials struction company, and other Joint enter for Its fatalism and apathy, a yolDlg of how close to a fevel of excellence tli.ey want their prises along the Hlstadrut pattern. In listener argued that lt was the fault of schools - to be operated. • • .and it will only be addition, a group of Kenyan youth leaders the ldnd of world youth bad Inherited. ' through increased membership that their goal will are being trained to organize a pioneer lbls, notes Murray Seidler In "Norman be attained. youth movement within the Kenya Labor Thomas, Respectable Rebel" (Syracuse r. Federation. University Press, $5.50), reminded i, Thomas of the religious mother whose ,L son lilted to fight. She used to tell him, "Jimmy, when you think of fighting, re ◄•M•.. •-- ◄•M•.. •M•M• .. •M•M• .. •-- ◄•M•.. •-- ◄•M•.. •-- ◄•M•.. •M• .. ..• •11><1• .. ..• •11><1• .. • .. •11><1• .. • .. •11><1• .. •M•ll> ... PROTEST ON MATZOHS Anatoly Dobryln to intercede - WASHINGTON - Sen. Jacob with Kremlin officials to allow Welfare Council Approximates That .. K. Javlts CR., N.Y.l recently receipt of American baked mat ! appealed to Soviet Ambassador zohs for Russian Jews. $124 Million Was Given In 1961 All forms of personal and business insurance NEW YORK - The results of received little or nothing from gregatlon associations and the 1961 fund-raising campaigns these sources, while in other membership groups such as Ha including - Lile - Accident - Group - Fire - by Jewish welfare funds in this comunitles the amounts were dassah, ORT, B'nal B'rlth, Na country may approximate $124 substantial. tional Council for Jewish Wo-· Automobile - Casualty - Bonds million, the Council of Jewish In 1960, some 5 Jewish agen men and Pioneer Women. Federations and Welfare Funds cies raised more than $57 mil Restricted Independent fund Murry M. Halpert estimated last week on the basis lion in independent campaigns. raising for local agencies Is gen of Incomplete reports. The wel compared with $55.2 million rais erally arranged by agreement 800 Howard Bldg. fare funds raised $127.7 million ed in· the previous year. The ma with the local federation. Local DE 1-9100 Residence: DE 1-6949 in 1960 and $130.7 million in jor independent fund raising ef hospitals, family agencies and 1959. forts are conducted by national homes for the aged Independent The amounts raised by Jew Jewish hospitals and by higher ly raised a total of $6 .5 million in ish federations were augmented education institutions such as the 1960. These were supplementary PURE by funds provided by nonsecta Hebrew University, Technion, contributions, with the major rian United Funds and Commu Weizmann Institute, Brandeis share of the agencies' income WEY BOSS ET FOOD MARKETS nity Chests for local Jewish Ser University, and Einstein Medical derived from the Jewish federa vices, totaling $15.7 million In School for maintenance and cap tions and community chests. 1960. Some Jewish communities ital needs, and by national con- Almost every federation in cludes nine non-local appeals. Sixteen other agencies are in• FRESH WATER FISH cluded by half or more of the IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK! combined appeals, while other WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF FRESH ORDER NOW - ORDER NOW - ORDER NOW - at agencies receive less extensive in WATER FISH FOR THE HOLIDAYS clusion. The nine appeals univer Including ... KELLER'S Kosher Meat Market sally included as beneficiaries by • WINTER CARP • SUMMER CARP • PIKE all federations are United Jew 218 PRAIRIE AVENUE ish Welfare Board, Hebrew Uni • MULLETS • WHITEFISH TURKEYS - BROILERS - ROASTERS - SPRING PULLETS versity-Technion Joint Main - NO YI POUND ADDEO - tenance Appeal. America-Israel FOR BEST SATISFACTION PLEASE PLACE THE HIGHEST QUALITY AT THE LOWEST PRICES POSSIBLE Cultural Foundation, B'nal B'r!th YOUR OR0 DER EARLY' WE Carry Farm Fresh Jumbo and Xtra Large EGGS National Youth Service Appeal, _J - Call JA 1-0960 - United Hias Service, American FOR FREE DELIVERY TO CRANSTON, GARDEN CITY, Jewish Congress and American GA 1-2414 NORTH END, EAST SIDE, WARWICK Weybosset St. Wayland Square Washington Park REMEMBER : "The Proof o.: the Pudding Is In the Eating" Association for Jewish Education. ONLY COTT QUALITY BEVERAGES \ HAVE THE @ SEAL Dr. Cecil Roth Jewish Historian To Speak Sunday At Temple Emanuel Dr. Cecil Roth, Jewish Histor ian, author, and lecturer will speak on "The Jewish Commu nity : 2000 C.E. - A Prognosis on Sunday at 8:30 P.M. at Tem ple Emanuel. Dr. Roth appears here on the sponsorship of the Greater Providence / Pawtucket Co-ordinating Committee of the B'nai Brith Lodges and Chap ters In conjunction with B'nal B'rith's Department of Adult Jewish Education of Washing ton, D.C. Dr. Roth Is a Reader in Jew ish Studies In Oxford University, England. The author of more than thirty books dealing with such diverse subject matter as art, personalities and civiliza tions is on a seventeen appear ance tour of the United States. Dr. Roth, who holds five aca demic degrees, has lectured wide ly throughout South Africa, the United States, Israel and Cana da, and was Visiting Professor at Columbia University In 1958. An PHOTO BY IKE VERN FOR FEDERATION Of JEWISH PHILANTHROPIES otN. T. outstanding authority on Euro pean Jewry, he ls editor of the "Standard Jewish Encyclopedia" and author of "Short History of the Jewish People" and "Jewish Art", among many others. 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DINING Beginning Morch 11 LA FESTA will be held on Sunday The ROME evening until Easter. Music, gay costumes, buffet. Visit our attractive new Cocktail Lounge. Banquet rooms available Restaurant for parties. We are still serving a fine Italian Cuisine, featur- The Off kers & Trustees Rout• 1, ing "La Carretta." Also delicious Stealu,_Lobsters, Chicken. N. Attleboro, MHS. Roast beef, Saturdays and Sundays. Open Daily at S; Sun- { of MYrtle 9-4041 days at 12. George at the console every Fri., Sot. and Sun. TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL OSCAR KOOLOIAN'S New adventures in Gourmet Dining in a captivating SEVENTH Arabian Nights atmosphere. Featuring various Near East Providence, R. I. VEIL delicacies, American Foods and Seafoods. Wines and cock- Announce The Acquisition Of An Armenian-American tails. Authentic Near East entertainment Friday, Saturday, Official Burial Ground Restaurant Sunday only. Open ~ to I; Sundoys and Holidays open at Dougl;~i~~~r_ dRte. 712 Noon . Closed Mondays. Member Diners' Club, Arneri- For Members & Their Families 1 CE 1-9652 con Express. At Principal Speaker Dr. Azriel Eisenberg of New York Shamrock Fabulous Dining room and Cocktail Lounge in a superb Sharon memorial Park City, one of the notion's lead Cliff setting. Serving Luncheon Noon to 2:30. Dinner 6 to 10 p.m. ing Jewish educators and au on F1mous Ocean Everyday - a gourmet's delight. Private Dock. ·Dancing Sharon, Massachusetts DI"., Newport Saturdays - Paul Del Nero orchestra. thor of more than 40 books,, Viking 7-S700 Charles Greenstein, Pres. will be the principal speaker Our impression of the Isle of Capri has always been one Charles Cohn, V. Pres. - David Yanover, V. Pres. at 8 o'clock Sunday eve Capri Room of carefree and happy living, with good food and liquors ning when the Cranston Jew S5 Memorial Dr. playing a ma jor port. For Information Coll Pawtucket, R. I. The Temple Beth Israel Office ish Center dedicates its new PA. 5•3550 We, in our own way, are trying to bring you the some buil ding at 330 Pork Avenue Samuel A. Penta atmosphere ... naturally, good food, liquor, and friend WI llioms 1-6668 to religious education. your host ship bein g the commodities we can best offer. OPEN MONDAYS ~ The religious school of the OPEN FOR LUNCH Center will participate In the Southern New England's most inviting Restaurant for program with Bernard Margolis, Johnson's better than half a century . .. serving Ocean Fresh Sea chairman of the school commit Food , Hard Sh ell Lobsters and tender juicy steaks. The tee, In charge. Hummocks fabulous " Prime Rib Room" for succulent Roost Beef. Dr. Eisenberg Is executive 245 All•ns Avl. Enjoy cocktails and piano music. Five dining rooms. vice-president of the J ewish T •I. HO 1-4000 Open every day. Free parking for 500 cars. Education Committee of New York. He received h is Ph.D. at I the J ewish Theological Semina B' NAI B' RITH LODGES AND CHAPTERS ry, from which he was graduated 01 Great~ Providence And Pawtucket with highest honors. In 1959. he received the honorary degree of In vi te The Public To A Lecture By ,,,,, sailillt• Doctor of Hebrew Literature from the Seminary. Dr. CECIL ROTH THE BALMY Renowned Historian, Author, Lecturer Su nday, April 8th - 8:30 P. M. SOUTHERN To Alter Zoning Temple Emanuel SEA WAY For CJ Congress II Earo,t 114 - MONTREAL Montreal's lit //ltdirwr.a City Council last week adopted a • Fully air conditioned special bylaw amending the city's • Stabilizer-equipped zoning ordinance, to permit the Broadway Auto Lease for smooth voyaging Canadian J ewish Congress to use • Te!"pting, strictly Kosher property in a residential area for ' SAILING FROM NEW YORK EVERY THIRO WEE.Ki cuisine the erection of Its planned new S.S. Israel and S.S. 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