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ARRfflT ORDERS HAVE BEEN issued for 22 former staff mem­ THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. /. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. For $3 Billion bers of the infamous Auschwitz will death camp and 50 more are "un- VOL, XLV, NO. 22 FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1961 12 PAGES der heavy suspicion", it was an- ______:....______need nearly $3,000,000,000 for in­ vestments in new development nounced by state prosecutor Fritz 5 programs in the next five yejl.rB, Wolf, who said some 1,000 were UrYeJ Notes Conservative, Reform Faith~ Finance Minister Levi Eshkol · an­ under investigation. The trials will nounced. He listed the figure' start in 1962. Twenty-tour of the while addressing the opening ses­ 50 are under criminal investiga­ Progress In Called Divisive Influence sion at the Hebrew -University tion. · Among the arrested is the - An Orthodox Maurice N . Eisendrath, president campus, of a ten-day conference last commandant of Auschwitz, Anti-Bias Law rabbi warned last week that the of the Union of American He­ convened by the Israel Bond Or­ · Richard Baer. ganization. The parley is being at­ • ·!l'BERE IS MORE FREEDOM IN NEW YORK - A nationwide introduction of Conservative and brew Congregations. the parent survey by two major Jewish or­ Reform Judaism in Israel "can body o fall Reform congregations tended by 350 delegates and na­ Israel than in any other country ganizatlons of civil rights legis­ only serve as a divisive influence," in the Western Hemisphere, re- tional Bond leaders from abroad. and human rights in the country lation enacted this year by the according to Irving Spiegel of the ported that there were several Re- President Izahk Ben-Zvi and - are as secure as in the most ad- vanced countries, Premier Davie! states disclosed that greater pro- New York Times. form congregations in Israel. Jerusalem Mayor Mordechai Ish- Ben Gurion told an election rally gress has been made from January Rabib Israel Miller of New Ortbo-aox Religion Ba.eked Shalom greeted the conference. of more than 10,000 at Herzllah. 1 through mid July than in any York, vice president of the Rab­ In his statement. Rabbi Miller Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz, execu­ comparable period in history. All binical Council of America, the said that the introduction of Con- tive vice-president of the Israel THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT, areas of the country, other than largest Orthodox Rabbinic group servative and Reform Judaism Bond Organization, presided. in reply to a query by Represen- the deep South. contributed sig­ in the , asserted that "will pit groups against each DetaUing the five-year develop­ tative Halpern of New York, said niflcently to this record. Reform and Conservative Judaism other and sever the religious ties ment plan for Israel, Mr. Eshkol it was checking on the activities Housing- Laws "will not strike roots" here. whic~ bind the world Jewish com- said $1 ,000,000,000 will be needed of George Lincoln Rockwell found- The survey was conducted by ~bbl Miller's criticism was mumty with its brethern in Is- "in the field of industrial electric er and leader of the American the American Jewish Commit­ made at the closing session of the rael.' power and mining deveiopment; Nazi Party. As to placing the_ tee and the Anti-Defamation council's special religious convo­ Rabbi Miller stressed that the $700 000 000 for the construction Nazis on the subversive list, the League of B'nai B'rith. It es­ cation. "vast overwhelming majority of of 150,000 housing units; $500,­ letter said the Justice department tabltshes that discrimination in 3 Branches In U. S. the Jewish people in the world 000,000 for irrigation and agrt­ was considering such a move. housing was a major civil rights There are three branches of still practice their religion in ac- culture; another half-billion dol­ PRISON TERMS RANGING concern of the state legislatures. Judaism in the United States: ~orda,nce with Orthodox Juda- Jars for expansion of Israel trans­ from three to ten years were im- Pensylvania, Minnesota, New York Orthodoxy, which represents the ism." port services; and $250,000,000 for posed in Munich on three former and New Hampshire enacted laws strict adherence to the legal tra­ He called on American Jews to service industries, including tour­ Nazis convicted of killing thou- prohibiting discrimination in pri­ ditions of Judaism; Conservative. "do all in their power too assist ism. sands of Jews in Poland and Rus- vate housing. They thus joined which interprets the legal Reform, in the development o fthe native sla during the last war. The heav- the four states that had previously which accepts only the ethical Orthodox religious expression." lest penalty, ten years was im- passed such measures: Colorado, imperatives of Judaism. In Israel, He urged that American J ews "not EPISCOPALIANS GIVE MONEY posed on a Nazi accused of com- Oregon, Massachusetts and Con­ Orthodoxy is the dominant re­ add another problem to the many ST. LOUIS - The Episcopal plicity ·in the slaying of 15,000 nectlcut. Both Massachusetts and ligious force. which the young J ewish state is Diocese of Missouri is contribut­ Jews. Connecticut strengthened their The leaders of American Re­ faeing." "Israel Jews are unified ing $2,500 to the building fund of FOUR ALLEGED SPIES FOR IS- statutes on housing. Bills on hous­ form Judaism, known alsos as in their religion," he asserted. Temple Israel, a reform congrega­ rael were sentenced to death by Ing discrimination are still pend­ Liberal Judaism, have been crit­ Rabbi Hershel Schacter of New tion. In announcing the contribu­ the United Arab Republic and ing in several other states, includ­ ical o !Orthodoxy for resisting at­ York, co-chairman of the religious tion to the temple, Bishop George two were given prison terms, ac- Ing New Jersey. tempts by other branches of convocation, said the convocation L . Cadigan said it was a gesture cording to a report from Cairo. Fair Employment Judaism to obtain a footing here. manifested "the close warm ties of thankfulness for the "Judeo­ The alleged spies were seized last This year thus tar has also been However, there have been several which bind Israel and American Christian heritage which is ours, week in the Gaza Strip. important for the enactment of modest ripples of Liberal Judaism Jews." He hailed Isr ael as the and particularly for that kind­ MORE THAN 38,000 PERSONS fair employment laws. Here the in Israel . "foremost ally of the Western ness and charity which stems overseas received last year ed- activity was centered in the mid­ Recently in New York, Rabbi democracies in the Middle East." from this Temple." ucational and economic assis- west, since most eastern and far­ tance through ORT, according to western states already have FEP ORT Yearbook. A . highlight of laws. Illinois, Kansas and Miss­ the reoprt is the changing Jewish ouri passed fully enforceable fair Justifies Israeli Objection To Missionary Work occupational pattern. employment practice laws, while ITHACA, N. Y. - "The recent I here as the preachers of a new testant theologian in the United ' THE ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE Idaho made discrimination in em- trouble over a fundamentalist gospel to an 'unenlightened States, that the Christian churches has passEd a bill to permit the use ployment a crime. church in Jerusalem needs to be people,' then, to the extent that I ought to end their efforts to con­ of absentee ballots when an elec- J Indiana strengthened its FEP seen against a wider background am interested, there is no room vert Jews to Christianity. This tion falls on a religious holiday. law, which at this point is not a in order that the incident be prop- for you." liberal position has not been ac­ The measure corrects a voting re- 1fully enforceable statute, by in­ erly understood," Profesor Milton No Preachers! cepted by the Church groups quirement which has hampered ·, eluding subpoena power. In Il­ R . Konvitz told a large audience This position, said Prof. Kon­ generally, and the last ones that Orthodox Jewish voters in exer- linois, the enactment of a fully at Cornell University here last vitz, was reflected in a statement can be expected to accept this cising their voting rights. !enforceabl~ FEP law fulfilled week. made to him two years ago by position, said the speaker, are the THE OFFICE OF THE WEST 1· more than 16 years of legislative Israel Not Unique an African leader, himself a fundamentalist, evangelical chur­ Berlin prosecutor last week an- effort in this field. Missouri is The speaker, an authority on Christian, who said that his ches - like tlie one that was at­ nounced the arrest of a former particularly s!gn!ficent because it American constitutional law and African country would welcome tacked in Jerusalem. Gestapo colonel accused of killing · is a southern border state. There Professor of Law at Cornell, said Christian missionaries who would Professor Konvitz also called twenty-seven Jews with a sub- are now 20 states with fully en­ that Israel was not unique in be­ come as physicians, teachers or in attention to the fact that some machine gun in Alexandrovsk in forceable FEP laws. ing aware of a missionary pro­ whatever other capacity, as long of the important church bodies 1939. The accused man is former Ban Dlserlmlnation blem. In many countries through­ as they would come to render have adopted resolutions not .to SS colonel Leo Patina. In the field of public accom- out Asia, Africa and Latin Ameri­ productive service, but they would proselytize among children under E. GREWOSH, WHO WAS AR- modation, Idaho, New Hamp­ 18 years of age, but this, too, he rested last week on charges of shire, North Dakota and Wyo­ ca, governments have been con­ not be welcome if they come mere­ cerned· with missionary activities ly as evangelists or preachers. said, represents today only a mi­ having had a hand in the killing ming Joined the 24 other states nority point of view. Many of of 3,000 Jews in special gassing which now ban discrimination in and some nations have imposed Prof. Konvitz pointed out that legal or extral-legal restrictions at one time mission schools per­ the Christian sects go in for "soul­ buses, hanged. himself in his cell places of public accommodation, snatching" without regard to the a few hours after his arrest. om- resort or amusement. Still another on the admission and activities of formed an important service in Christian missionaries. countries where there were no youthfulness or immaturity - or cials have ordered an inquiry into type of civil rights law, a fair ed­ senility - of the "prospect." the suicide since the police dos- ucation opportunities act, was re­ The attitude of these coun­ government schools. Many of the Israeli Children ster contained a warning that the corded this year when Pensyl­ tries is well reflected, said Prof. present African and Asian lead­ It was especially the activities prlsoner may attempt suicide. vania adopted such a statu~. Konvitz, in the following state­ ers received their education in such THE AMERICAN JEWISH COM- Nevada and West Virginia, two ment of Ghandi: "If you (Chris­ schools. But now there are govern­ among children in Israel that was, mittee, in testimony before the states whose past legµ;latures have tian missions) feel that the In­ ment schools in these countries said Prof. Konvitz, provocative of House Committee on Foreign Af- paid scant attention to civil dian religion is also true, though, and mission schools are not as criticism and even, hi some quar­ fairs on this. year's foreign aid rights, took important first steps like all rellgions, falls from per­ welcome as they were. ters, of strong feelings. " In Israel bill urged that U. s. loans or by creating human relations com­ tection, and you come in a brother­ Should End Efforts today, there are some 700 Catholic­ grants be "withheld from any missions with authority to in­ ly spirit of helpfulness to cement "The speaker also referred to the missionaries belonging to about 30 country w h i c h discriminates vestigate charges of discrimina- friendship then there is room for statement made some months ago different orders and about 200 aaainst American citu.ens". tiori and prejudice. you here. But should you come by Reinhold Niebuhr, leading Pro- (Continued on Page %) •. 2 THE B. L HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST f, 1961 Justifies Israel's Objection To Missionary Activities (Continued from Pace 1) that "soul-snatching" and "child­ Protestant missionaries belonging ren-snaring" must be indulged in to 18 sects or denominations," the by missionaries without expecta­ speaker emphasized. "They go tion that people will react strongly about their work unmolested; the to these detestable methods. ''Fa­ laws of Israel prot.ect them in naticism on one side is likely to their right to conduct legitimate arouse fanaticism on the other missionary work; but this does - souls are as valuable to Juda­ not mean that Jews in Israel do ism as they are to fundamentalist not have strong feelings about Christians," Prof. · Konvitz de­ inlssionary . efforts, especially clared. among children." American constitutional law LAWN PARTY guarantees, Prof. Konvitz pointed Mrs. Raymond Surdut of Shir­ out, the· right of missionaries to ley Boulevard, Cranston, gave a preach their religious beliefs even lawn party recently for the resi­ in towns and neighborhoods where dents of the Jewish Home for the. they are not welcome, and this is Aged. true: in Israel, too. But the exer­ Pat Nero presented a program of lra ' Galldn Samuel Rosen Stanley Grouman cise of this right does not mean concert music. Appointed Chairman ORDERS JFK BOOK BANNED Samuel Rosen will again PUT UP head the Initial Gifts divi­ JERUSALEM - A book by sion of the 1961 campaign 1• BEAT TO President John F. Kennedy written before his election to the of the General Jewish Com­ ~ THE Presidency - has been banned by mittee. \HEAT Iraq, according to the Baghdad The appointment of Mr. Rosen Radio. The book is Kennedy's as Initial Gifts chairman for the \ \:-IIRI! "Strategy for Peace." The Bagh­ second successive year was an­ 1½...~1----JJ dad Radio said the book was nounced today by Joseph Ress, banned "because it contains Is­ GJC president, and Merrill L. Hassenfeld, 1961 general cam­ The WINDSOR for raeli and Zionist propaganda." paign chairman. Ira S. Galkin, Sol Koffler, delightful dining Subscribe to the Herald. Stanley Grossman and Robert Riesman were named co-chair­ men. famous for ... CANDID WEDDINGS Plans have been made for an BAR MITZVAHS Intensive campaign this Fall and SEA FOODS a meeting of Initial Gift,s division EMBASSY STUDIOS leaders and the campaign cabinet PRIME STEAKS 120 PARK AVE.· CRANSTON will be held later this •month. Mr. ITALIAN DISHES ST 1-6769 Sal Koffler Hassenfeld said that it is planned Robert Riesman that each of the co-chairmen will ------­ have specific responsibility for a daughter, Mrs. Richard Goodman PEARLS - BEADS The Beer Altair phase of the Initial Gift work in of Allston, Mass.; a sister, Mrs. WINDSOR llllTllQ.. 0 AND KNOTTED the campaign. Herman Rosen, and two brothers, 377 Main Street • Cultund Pearls by Leo Helman Norman and Charles Rand, all of Downtown Pawtucket • Beautiful Clups · Providence. At a time when numerous Park Free • PA 6-9761 WOODMAN'S groups in the United States de­ I 55 114111V It. U. 1-4f77 mand the abolition of the Un­ MRS. LOUIS WEISINGER Closed Mondars Funeral services for Mrs. Pauline American activities committee, because of it,s allegedly excessive i.:;;;==;;;;F;;;;RA=NK=;;;;M=. ;;;;R;;;;AND==== (Raven) Weisinger, 71, of 85 Mar­ bury Avenue, Pawtucket, who died zeal in fighting Communist sub- Funeral services for Frank M. July 26 after a long illness, were version and infiltration, the people Rand, 59, of 24 Bucklin Street, held the following day at the Max of Israel seriously demand the es- North Attleboro, a former Provi­ Sugarman Memorial Chapel. Burial tabllshment of an Anti-Israel dence resident, who died July 26 was in Lincoln Park Cemetery. WANTED activities screening group. after a short illness, were held She was the widow of Louis Wei­ The reason for this growing the following day in the Max singer. public demand for some parlia- Sugarman Me m·o rial Chapel. Born in Russia, Feb. 14, 1890, Six Women with Sales Ability mentary body to safeguard the Burial was in Lincoln Park Ceme­ she was a daughter of Mr. and Jewish State from subversion and tery. Mr. Rand was proprietor of Mrs. Isaac Raven. She lived in fifth-column activities Is the great- the Brennan Drug Store in North Providence for 57 years before who want to earn $10,000.00 est Communist espionage scandel Attleboro for 17 years. moving to Pawtucket in 1959 to in Israeli history, comparable to Mr. Rand, the husband of Mrs. live with a daughter, Mrs. Dora per year or more. the notorious Redl affair in pre- Loretta (Page) Rand, was born Miller. 1914 Imperial · Austria. When June 15, 1902, in Bridgeport, a She was a member of the Golden Do you know that many of the most Colonel Redl, chief of the Austrian son of the late Herman and Tillie Age Club of the Jewish Community Intelligence Service was unmask- Rand. Center and of the Sisterhood of successful Insurance . Sales Person n e I ed as a Russian spy, he was given A graduate of the Rhode Is­ Congregation Beth David, both in a gun and advised to shoot him- land School of Pharmacy, he had Providence. throughou.t the Country - are Women? self, which he did. lived in Providence for 39 years. She is survived by Mrs. Miller; He was a past president of the a sister, Mrs. Herbert Lazarus of Whi.le in training, you can earn as Some prominent Ministers of North Attleboro Lions Club and Burlington, Vt. and fpur grand­ te th much as $10,000.00 per year selling Life, the Israeli Cabinet suggeS d at the North Attleboro Chamber of children. the "Re.dl solution" should be ap- Commerce, and was a director of Non-Cancellable Health, Accident and Hos­ plied in the case of Colonel Israel the Congregation Agudath Achim pitalization Insurance. This could be the (Georgi) Beer, Israel's top mili- of Attleboro. IF YOU WISH tary strategist and operational In addition to his widow, he To publish an in memoriam for your opportunity you have been looking for. tactics expert, who was unmasked leaves four sons, Jerome, Barry and beloved deceased you may place an as a Communist spy. The sugges- Carl Rand, all of North Attleboro; "In Memoriam" lih the one below Your Marital status is not important - tion that Beer be given a pistol and Marcus Rand of Warwick; a and advised to blot out the shame ______for only $3.00 for SeYen lines. but we prefer that you be between 25 and of his treason, as Redl did, by ABRAHAM DOE squeezing the trigger, was serious­ ing the gun and spare ammunition 1940 1961 50 years of age. Though the yean be 11\any or few, ly mooted by some Ministers. The clips, and handed it over to the They are fllled with remembNlnce, majority of Premier Ben-Gurion's detectives, saying with a smile dear, of you. Apply between 10:00 A.M. and 12:00 Noon Cab'lnet members rejected the so­ that he had no intention whatever FATHER, MOTHER and BROTHER of killing himself. and SISTER and 2:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. lution as "immoral" and contrary Call UNion 1-3709 to Jewish tradition and ethics. (Continued on Page 7) In any case, the famous Colonel who once aspired to the post of FRANK F. SWARTZ-General Agent Chief of the Israeli General Staff, Max Sugarman Funeral Home had no intention of shooting him­ "THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" United Life and Accident Insurance Company self. When police search of his apartment overlooked a loaded - MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION - 7 44 Hope Street Providence, Rhode Island Parabellum pistol, he opened a DE 1-8094 458 Hope Street DE 1-8636 secret drawer of his desk, contain- ___ .... - • THE R. ~-. iHERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST f, 1961 S Clergyman Who Saved Many ATTENDS CONVENTION Norman Roblruion, q,u, . lf2 Receives Thanks And Threats Eight, Street: leaves today to at­ MARTY CURRAN tend his company's 100th anni­ LONDON - Since his return Israel as soon as possible, to ease versary convention to be held at Orchestras to Berlin from Jerusalem, where the way to an understanding, and The Greenbriar, White Sulphur he testified in the Eichmann trial, to act as an honest mediator be­ TE 1-6400 PL 1-9176 Dean Heinrich Grueber, the Ger­ Springs, West Virginia according tween Israel and the Arab States, to an announcement by Lloyd E. man clergyman who risked his the Dean said. Crandall, manager. Providence life to save Jews, has been receiv­ A group of non-Jewish victims Agency Phoenix Mutual Life In­ ing threatening and abusive let­ of Nazi persecution announced surance Company. ters almost daily, according to a last week establishment of a fund "'!t=!MMMMMM_l'""'_M_M_M_~--M~.-n-e-· . It is part of an existing 'New' Book By Hitler ment, rejected the argument of conventional system for brain center supporters that the insti­ wave recording which has been Published In Munich ution was autonomous. He said greatly improved by scientists in FRED SPIGEL'S the Detroit Jewish Welfare Foun­ the Electronics Department of the MUNICH - Plans for publica­ dation made up center deficits. Welzman Institute. KOSHER FOOD CENTER tion of a second book by Hitler, He cited a recent meeting of 32 The staff members concerned written in 1928, which called for Detroit rabbis at which the is­ were Mr. Henryk Fischler, engi­ 225 - 229 PRAIRIE AVENUE conquest of the World by Ger­ sue of Sabbath opening of the neer, and Professor Ephraim H. GA 1-8555 MA 1-6055 many in cooperation with Britain, center was discussed and noted Frei, Head of the Department. Re­ sparked a widespread controver­ that 31 voted to keep the center search and development of the in­ sy in West Germany last week. closed on the Sabbath. strument was made possible by a The work was published for the He said the issue was whether grant given by the Bathsheba de first time in Munich by the semi­ the of the cen­ Rothschild Foundation for the official Institute of Modern His­ ter "have the right to take it Advancement of Science in Israel. upon themselves to desecrate the tory as "Hitler's Second Book." The EEG developed at Rehovoth Hitler dictated the 300-page vol­ day of the Sabbath, knowing that 31 rabbis out of 32 have voted is actually a miniature transmitter CHUCK ROAST lb 59c ume to a World War I comrade, which is placed directly on the Max Amann, three years after that the center be closed on Sa­ turday." head of the subject under investi­ FRESH CILLED Mein Kampf was published. gation. TURKEYS lb 39c In it, Hitler outlined his hopes Only Rabbis Can The instrument enables scien­ to bring Britain into his plans for tists and medical men to record SEA-MASTER world domination. Fearing Bri­ Sanction Labels brain waves without involving the tain's naval power he want~d an DETROIT - The State of elaborate wiring systems now used TUNA FISH 3 Cans 99c alliance between the two nations Michigan has ruled that, hence­ in conventional instruments. expecting Italy to. join later. Once forth, foods labeled "kosher" must this was achieved, Hitler ·planned be products sanctioned for such The absence of connecting wires HALF PRICE SALE to make the rest of the world a designation by Orthodox religious in the new Rehovoth-made in­ giant German colony. requirements, it was announced strument provides greater flexi­ ROKEACH CLEANSER here last week. The Council of bility in measurements of brain He had the typescript classified waves. It also makes it possible "top secret" and carefully hidden. Orthodox Rabbis wlll aid the 3 Cans 39c State's Department of Agriculture to investigate the subject under After the war, it was found by natural conditions. CATES United States officials and re­ on problems involving enforce­ mained until recently in State De­ ment of the new statute. Non­ KOSHER PICKLES ½_gal. 69c partment archives in Washing­ kosher products not sanctioned YOUTH TO BUILD AGED HOME ton. Criticism of the publication under Orthodox Hebrew religious BONN - The Hessian section in West Germany is based on fears reqiurements wlll have to be label­ of the Youth Construction Move­ GIVE Sabbath Information that the ' book's "reasonableness" ed only "kosher-style." ment last Thursday announced its Housewives might make it dangerously attrac­ The ruling on behalf of the decision to assist in the construc­ GOLD Light Sabbath tive to modern West Germans and State Department of Agriculture tion of a . Jewish home for the Canclles cause a new revival of Nazi ideas. was announced by J . L. Littlefield, aged in Cologne. The association IOND Tonight '1:U Books by two other.Nazi leaders, chief of the Department's foods ls made up of young Germans Next Frida:, at Propaganda Minister Josef Goeb­ and standards division, after con­ piedged to reconstruction for vic­ STAMPS bels and Hitler deputy Martin sultation with the Jewish Com­ tims of the Nazi era. It has op­ '1:32 P.M. Bormann, have already appeared munity Council and the Council erated seven work camps in var­ in West Germany this year. of Orthodox Rabbis. ious European countries. ~i~:~--l~UG~~~~}~::w~: I .Birth Announcement Max Levin of 27 Fisk Street. Ma- 1491 BROAD ST. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey T. Levin ternal great-grandmother is Mrs. ST u1s10 of 47 Farragut Avenue, announce Sadie .Horenstein of Los Angeles, the birth of a son, Richard Frank, Calif. · on July 21. Mrs. Levin is the former Second Child Born is on Miss Joyce Horenstein. . ~--and Mrs. Lawrence E. Wag- . Maternal grandparents are Mr- ner -of 101 Wentworth Avenue and we ore and Mrs. Sheldon Horenstein of Cranston announce the birth of 127 Laura Street and paternal .their second son, Mason Mitchell, MASTER FUR ARTISTS grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. on July 16. Mrs. Wagner is the . . . see our exciting new potterns former Evelyn Carole Jacobs. for the coming year DORIC DAY SCHOOL Nursery Kindergarten Maternal grandparents are Mr. - Mink A Specialty - Accredited by R. L Board of and Mrs. Samuel Jacobs of Education - State Licensed All Day or HaH Day leulone Broadmoor Road, Cranston and Balanced Hot MUii paternal grandparents are Mr. MARK WEINBERG Resil1ter Now For Fall ....,on CUSTOM FURRIER Limited Enrollment and Mrs. Charles L. Wagner of Victory Street, Cranston. 2'0 Westminster Street HO 1~1 Transportation WI 1-4051 Maternal great-grandmother 1a I Mrs. Morris M. Solmonson of 128 I Wentworth Avenue, Cranston and Protect Yourself paternal great-grandparents are r Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wagner of I . . . WITH Potters Avenue . ' Birth AnnOUJ1CNDfflt Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Abe­ Non-Cancellable don, of 29 Cole Farm Court, an­ Mn. Charles Lawrence Horowitz nounce the birth of a son, Stephen Accident and Health robias, on July 20. Miss Lllllan Claire Ollstein, cade skirt enhanced with alencon daughter of Mrs. Alfred H. Oil­ lace. Her french illusion veil was INSURANCE (Continaecl on Pap 5) stein of 49 Blue Ridge Road, caught under a matching organza Cranston and the late Alfred H. pill box hat with blush pink roses. - Consult - Ollstein, was married July 20 in She carried blush pink roses and SILVER Temple Emanuel to Lt. Charles smilax. Lawrence Horowitz, U. S. N., son The brldes attendants were Miss FRANK LAZARUS Electric Co. of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Horo­ Donna Summer and Miss Andrea witz of 119 Melrose Avenue, Electrical Contractors Summer, nieces of the bride. They Life Insurance - Annuities Utica, N. Y. A reception was held each wore pink organza dresses I 628 BROAD STREET in the temple. with matching pink organza pill Industrial - Commercial Rabbl Eli Bohnen officiated at box hats. 1- 635 Industrial Bank Building the 1 P .M. ceremony. and Residential Nathan Brooks was best man. Office-GA 1-3812 Res.-PL 1-0716 GA 1-6864 The brlde, given in marriage by l her brother-in-law, Dr. A. L. Following a wedding trip to Bazelon, wore a gown of white Mexico the couple will reslde at silk organza and blush pink with 67 Poppy Road, Carmel Valley, a sweetheart neckline and cas- Calif. NOW your savings earn interest from the Let's Hake Up By Jack Stein I day of deposit to the MAKE-UP ARTIST

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(ConUnued from Pace 4) . Paternal grandparents are Mr. and -Mrs. M. Louis Abedon of Cole Farm Court and the mater­ .mu. grandparents are Mr. and ~- .Paul J. Tobias of Yonkers, Diamonds • Watches • Rings • Silverware .Ji. Y. P!l,ternal great-grandparents Unusual Gold Jewelry and Charms • Fine China are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Stein of New Britain, Conn. Giftware • Cameras • Radios • Leather Goods, etc. Bromberp Have Son Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bromberg of 72 Summit Avenue, announce the birth of their third child and first son, Clifford, on July 14. - Gift Wrapping and Delinry, of Course - Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ooldis and pa­ EL 1-9280 · 81 ROOMS 805. 810 ternal grandmother is Mrs. Rose Bromberg of New Bedford, Mass. LAPHAM BUILDING, 8th FLOOR 290 WESTMINSTER ST . • PROVIDE. NCE, R. I . First Child Open Tues. thru Sat. 9 • 6 and Tues. and Thurs. Nites Mr. and Mrs. Nathan M. Fagan Closed Mondays during July and August of Brooklyn, N. Y. announce the birth of their first child, a son, Barry Dean, on July 18. Mrs. Fa­ gan is the former Estelle Rubin. Betti-Rose Altman Weds Stanley Leibo Maternal grandparents are Mr. OPEN FOR BUSINESS Rabbi Jerome Gurland and Louise Berman, Mrs. Martin Co­ and Mrs. David Rubin of Provi­ Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen officiated at hen and Miss Amy Stellar. dence and paternal grandmother is Mrs. Tillie Fagan 6f Brooklyn, the wedding ceremony in Tem­ Dr. Alden H. Blackman was the ple Beth-El of Betti-Rose Altman, N. Y. Paternal great..grandmother Sherman Price best man. The ushers were David is Mrs. GUBBle Frey of Trenton, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Ed­ L. Altman, brother of the bride, New Jersey. ward M. Altman of 139 Ninth William Berman, Alan Flaxman, Street, and Stanley Leibo on July Eliot Goldman, Norman Jacobs, Rubina Han Flnt Son Wfiofeja/e 30. Jack Jessel, Jr., Martin Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rubin of The bride, given in marriage by and Carl Sandler. Marbelhead, Mass., announce the CASH and CARRY her father, wore a gown of white After a motor trip to Canada birth of a son, Jeffrey David, on peau de soie fashioned with a the couple will make their home July 20 . portrait neckline and edged with In Princeton, N. J. Grandparents are Mrs. Arthur 520 NORTH MAIN STREET alencon lace and seed pearls.' Her Rubin of Lynn, Mass., and Mr. Nl!XT DOOR TO KINT FURNITURE COMl"ANY finger tip, silk Illusion veil was and Mrs. Paul Schretter of Provi­ AND MAIN WHOLESALE TOY CO. held by a matching cap of lace Danny Kaye Opens dence. Great-grandmother is Mrs. and pearls. She carried a cascade Samuel Schretter. GAspee 1-5380 of stephanotis and orchids. Miss Starr Shulman was maid At Warwick Tent Second Child • COSMETICS • BABY NEEDS Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Richman of honor and the bridesmaids were Danny Kaye opens Monday • FIRST AID SUPPLIES • VITAMINS Miss Rosalind Jacobson, Miss evening Aug. 7 at the Warwick of 17 Cummings Road, Brookline, Musical Theatre in, "Danny Kaye Mass., announce the birth of a • PIPES AND TOBACCO • HEALTH AND second child and daughter, Karen "Singles Only" At and His All Star International BEAUlY AIDS Show." The foremost entertainer Beth, on July 26. Tamarack Event in show business today, Danny Paternal grandparents are Mr. • CIGARS-DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED HAVANAS Tamarack Lodge has announc­ Kaye has achieved international and Mrs. Harry Richman of 62 ed Its annual "singles only" Labor stature, not only as a showman, Overhill Road and maternal "Gift Counselon To Industry" Day weekend party to be held but as a humanitarian whose grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sept. 1-4. heart, mind, and formidable talent Samuel Sheffres of 31 Session Catering to the interests of Street. young men and women for the are dedicated to the children of three-day holiday period, the the world. To Be Repreaentatlve Greenfield Park, N. Y. resort has Kaye is strictly an ad lib co­ Miss Sharen CUtler, daughter of scheduled two shows nightly medlen In that when he steps on Mr. and Mrs. Hyman CUtler of Owner Dave Levinson has out­ stage there is no preconceived 21 Chace Drive, has left for the lined a program of events from pattern to his performance. He B.B.G. Camp at Star-lite, Penn. the break of dawn til 4 a.m. daily. does whatever he feels like doing As a representative of Rhode Is­ Included are . a "Miss Tamarack" and whatever the mood of the land and parts of Massachusetts, beauty contest, "Mr. Muscles" be­ audience seems to indicate. This she will study leadership and man competition, golf and tennis is possible, of course, because guidance. tournaments, a water carnival, Kaye is an artist with a wealth Miss Cutler is a vice president cocktail party, "single-mingle" of material and years of experi­ of B.B.G. region, a senior at Hope get-together, and other items of ence behind him. He has mastered High School and a member of the interest to single people so many routines, songs, and Robert Arthur Lavin Chapter of "Singles Only" is an annual stories, that he could stay onstage Providence. Tamarack Labor Day event. for hours if necessary and never First Child repeat him.self. 400/o Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cramer of Gala Premiere At "The Danny . Kaye Show" will Costa Mesa, Calif., announce the REDUCTIONS New Cinerama· open Monday evening, Aug. 7 birth of their first child, a daugh­ through Sunday evening Aug. 13. ter, Clleryl Rose, on July 22. The newly remodeled Cinerama starring with Mr. Kaye are · The ON ALL Theatre at 811 Hope Street will open Dust, and Los Chevales deEspan1,1, Sidney Shanklin of Lexington, ' SUMMER SPORTCOATS its doors for the first time on ("The Kids from Spain"). At the Ky., and paternal grandparents Wednesday Aug. 9 at 8:30 ·P.M. piano will be Sammy Prager. The are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cramer SUITS AND for its premiere attraction, the orchestra will ,be conducted by of Brockton, Mass., formerly of Lowel Thomas-Merlan C. Cooper Sidney Kaye . .At the drums will Providence. Paternal great-grand­ ACCESSORIES Production of "This is Cinerama". be Frank DeVito with lighting by mother is Mrs. Morris Mlller of Governor John A. Notte will be David Bines. 986 Hope Street. be the official host at the ·gala opening night performance which AUSTRIAN ON TRIAL ISRAELI SPIES will be for the benefit of St. VIENNA - Dr. Franz Rat1.en­ Joseph's Hospital. All the color LONDON - The United Arab berger, a high Austrian police of­ and excitement of a HollYWood Republic Supreme Security Court ficial, went on trial here on premiere, including the world's has sentenced four persons to charges of having given the orders HERBERT BROWN most powerful aerial searchlights, death as Israeli spies. for . the execution of 300 Jews in bands, radio and ·TV coverage and Two others were sentenced to the Ukraine in 1H2. He was the 194 WAYLAND AVE., PROV. celebrities will usher in the won­ prison and a seventh was acquit­ commander of the Nazi security ders of Cinerama to Rhode Island ted of the charges. The seven sus.. police in the Perdichev area dur­ pects were arrested in ing World War at the New Cinerama Theatre in last week n. · TELEPHONE: UN 1-1926 Providence. All seats are reserved the Gaza Strip area in what UAR and tickets are now on sale at the officials called the disclosure of Excellent. opportunities are in theatre or can be ordered by mall. "an Israeli spy ring." the Herald's Cla.ssified · ads. 6 THE R . I. HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1961 CLASSIFIED Davening_Shachris On ~ OPPORTUNITIES The Miami Streamliners CI.ossified Advertlslni Rates: le per DINNER SUGGESTIONS word: $1.75 minimum for 11 words. by Abraham A. Weiss got up. Looking around, I saw 25c discount If paid before Inser­ that everyone about me was still tion. Call UNion 1-3709. Deadline Ever since my Mother moved to Wednesday noon. Miami Beach tw!!lVe years ago sleeping. I quickly washed and to relieve her arthritis, I have been prepared for the morning '!Service. LA FESTA is held every Wednesday evening. Music, gay cos­ Occassionally a Porter, conductor, The ROME tumes, buffet. Visit our attractive new Cocktail Lounge. NARRAGANSETT - Salk's Manor 7 traveling by train to visit her. AF, Perkins Ave. Three room furnished it Is a 25-hour run out of New or service man tiptoed noiselessly Restaurant Banquet rooms available for parties. We are still serying a apartment, electric kitchen, utllltles, down the aisle behind me. I sensed fine Italian Cuisine, featuring "La Carretta." Also delicious screened porch. $50 weekly. 1 Perkins York, there Is always a sunrise to Route 1, Avenue, Rooms, two double beds go through en route. This means their efforts not to disturb the N. Attl•boro, Mus. Steaks, Lobsters, Chicken. Roast beef, Saturdays and Sun­ kitchen prtvllegea. $20.00 weekly. GA mood I was trying to set. MYrtle ,-4041 days. Open Daily at 5; Sundays at 12. 1-1268; STerling 3-7835. ufn that as the sleek Miami stream­ J . . . liner is rushing southward along When I had finished and was BARRINGTON BEACH-3-4 and 5 room the dawning Atlantic seaboard, I putting away my zeckel in my zip­ Southern New England's most inviting Restaurant for apartments near beach. Prices reduc­ Johnson's ed. Month or season. 17 Lorraine. CH put on by talis and tephlllin. per bag, I felt a gentle tug on my better than a half century . .. serTing Ocean Fresh Sea 5-7191. ufn arm. An elderly lady across the Hummocks Food, Hard Shell Lobsters and tender juicy steaks. Try . . . Now, I am well a.ware that DISC JOCKEY - Record hopps, all oc­ davening on the train is nothing aisle, whom I had thought was 245 Allens Ave. the "Prime Rib Room" for succulent Roast Beef. Enjoy casions. Reasonable rates. Call PA sound asleep, was now beaming. Tel. HO 1-6000 Cocktails and Piano music. Free Parking. 2-1092----4 P.M. l(H; new in Jewish life. We have al­ "That was wonderful" she EAST MANNING STREET, 96, near ways prayed wherever we found Wayland Square, Attractive 3'11,i room ourselves. I knew I would daven sighed. "Are you a rabbi?" apartment, call PL 1-60IS or call col­ on the train. But where? In the lect PO t-3174., , • ufn "No. Just a government work­ aisle of the day coach, or in the er." NARRAGANSETT PIER - Rooms with lounge car? Alone . . . or should or without board. - Strictly kosher­ "Then you're a European-born dletry laws observed. Facing ocNn, I seek a minyun? boy" HEAVY STEER BEEF ROAST Newly renovated, 133 Ocean Road Ida Frink, ST. 3-5623. . uri{ These were my main Inner wor­ "I was born in the East Bronx," . . . ries on that first trip. But I would I answered almo.st apologetically. OAK HILL - Blodgett Ave. Second also be praying in a public place. floor, 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, oll hNt, "Well, Isn't that just wonder­ What would the Gentiles say? And ~o"n'!Tay ~t P'leni61;:•:n~ble··1:J~!~ what impression would my dav­ full ! " she sighed again. "An ening make on my fellow Jewish American-born boy davening on a BROWN UNIVERSITY Biology De1M1rt• Miami train. I never thought I'd BONELESS ment seeks woman with knowledge passengers? But over the years, I ever live to see something like of typing. Use of car. For record re­ had learned that a man who lives search In biology. A knowledge of this. I have five sons of my own biology or r.•ychology preferred but by his faith will always be a pro­ - all professional and business not assent! ■ , Full time. S1l1ry: $3100, voking figure among · those who Write: Rabbi Rosen, c/o HIiiei, Brown men. But, I don't have to tell you University, or Prof. Bressler, Biology no longer believe. what happens to Jewish boys in CHUCK Department, B!o':n .unlv•rslty. At dawn, the streamliner was America." HAMIL TON STREET, ~econd floor, somewhat in the mountains of 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, $75. Call be­ Moved by her words, I felt im­ North Carolina. Automatically I SUPER-RIGHT tween I A.M. ind 6 P.M. HO 1-7964. pelled to assure her that I was QUALITY not the last vanishing Jew in LB45c Israelis Discover Solar Energy Method America. "God bless you all!" she smiled. JERUSALEM - The model of a long and five feet in diameter, a new type of solar energy power form developed during many Later that same day, as the SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY package, which was developed by years of research on heat absorp­ train was pulling into Jackson­ Israeli scientists and which repre­ tion. ville, a middle-aged man in a sents an important advance in the New optical findings led to the flashy sport shirt came over and sat down in the empty aisle seat use of solar power, was demon­ cylindrical form which promises beside me. strated to Prime Minister David to become the cheapest form of a Ben-Gurion and other Cabinet solar collector for medium tem­ "I saw you davening this morn­ members. peratures. The turbine uses chloro­ ing," he began, "and· got to give SHOULDER you credit ... I also have a set The power package, which was benzene vapor instead of the usual developed by the National Physi­ water steam which has low ef. of talis and tephillin home in cal Laborator)', a unit of the Na­ ficiency. The new turbine Is about Philadelphia ... But I haven't tional Research Council, was re­ three times as efficient as those put them on since I came to ported to be highly practical as a which are typical on small units, America ... And that was nearly ROAST source of electricity in distant 25 years ago . .." areas where linkage to an electri­ Reprinted from the cal grid would be Impractical. The African Nation National Jewish Monthly BONELESS package will be exhibited at the Signs Peace Treaty STEER BEEF United Nations Conference on New JERUSALEM - Israel and the LB75c Sources of Enegry which will open new African nation of Upper Volta School Board Will Not in Rome next month. signed a treaty of friendship and The package has three. basic cooperation, including terms for Ban Christmas Activity parts. One Is a collector of solar mutual assistance, particularly in heat. The second Is a vapor tur­ the areas of agriculture and ir­ MU.WAUKEE - The school bine and the third is a heat col­ rigation. The treaty was signed on board of two heavily Jewish sub­ lector as a backstop to an electric behalf of Upper Volta by the re­ urban areas of Milwaukee was re­ accumulator. The heat collector Is public's president. Maurice Ya­ ported this week to have backed an inflated plastic cylinder 40 feet meogo, and for Israel by Foreign the continued observance of Minister Golda Meir. Christmas in the schools, reject­ Earlier, President Yameogo, ing the stand of its own school GJC To Hold concluding a week'. s tour of Israel, superintendent, who had urged a and Prime Minister David Ben­ ban on such observances. 1 1961 Workshop Gurion, issued a joint declaration The school board of the Fox calling on the older "rich nations" Point and Bayside schools voted Preparations for the 1961 Gene­ of the world to- provide develop­ unanimously to continue such ob­ A&P ral Jewish Committee campaign ment assistance to the newly In­ servances, but added a clause to 6½0Z 1 00 will be made by the Women's Di­ Tuna Fish LIGHT CHUNKS 5 CANS - • dependent countries of the world. the resolution aimed at "the re­ vlsion at a Work Shop to be held The declaration denounced the moval of as many areas of poten­ S½OZ 19C Thursday morning, Aug. 24, at the "inhumane actions" against the tial controversy and tensions as 2 PKGS . Ledgemont Country Club. independence movements. possible." · Duff's Hot Muffin Mix Mrs. Raymond L. Cohen, cam. The board acted on the basis paign chairman of the Women's 15½0Z 89C LEGENDARY PHil.ANTHROPIST of a report by a special committee Corned Beef Hash CLARIDGE 3 CANS Division, said the overall cam­ named last January after School paign strategy will be discussed SANTIAGO DE CHILE - Salo­ Superintendent Peter Stormonth - h 11 C KRAFT'S 7 oz . C and formulated at the Work Shop mon Sack, who arrived In Chile submitted several proposals to de­ Ma ,fS ma OW reme "3c Off" Label JAR 17 which will get underway at 10:45 from Vilna in 1914, a penniless emphasize Christmas in school A.M. laborer and became a legendary programs. He said then that many figure here in his lifetime as a 2 She said the chairmen, captains Jewish parents had objected to Italian Tomatoes ~~~:~EiL 4 ~~t~z 99c and workers of Initial Gifts, Vital millionare philanthropist, died phases of the S81 to DETERGENT PLASTIC BOTTLE Octagon leaders and workers with their University of Chile ten years ago keep Yule trees out of classrooms, specific assignments and the vari­ to found the school of Architec­ other than kindergarten, and to Prlcts. shown . In this ad guaranteed lflrouth Sat., August 5 ous phases of the annual cam. ture. Thousands of students took display them in general school 6 tflecll,e at ALL AfJ' SuPfl' ll•bts In !Ills ~IIJ f, Ylcl ■ IIJ paign. part in the funeral. building areas. THE R. L HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST -&, 1961 7 The Beer A ffair COURT ORDERS RETRIAL prosecution had .demanded con­ KARLSRUHE _ The West Ger- viction of Schlosser for the mur­ For Your Publicity and Organizational (Continued from Pate 2) der Of at least 25 Jewish victims. ·man Federal Supreme Court or­ - PHOTOGRAPHS - Two emergency sessions of the dered this week a retrial for The Supreme Court rulings also CALL Israeli Government were called to George Schlosser, 47-year-old took note of the complaint by FRED KELMAN discuss the case of the ramrod­ Crenstochowa Ghetto policeman, Schlosser that the televising of WI lliams 1-S402 stiff colonel, who was called "The who was sentenced by a Ham­ his trial had been unproper. Israeli Clausewitz" in Israel and berg jury court last November to abroad, and regarded as one of a ten-year term for manslaughter. the world's top military strategic The lower court had decided experts. that only the shooting of a 13- Ben Deitsch Beer was in a position to know year-old Jewish boy in the ghetto (Formerly with the Turk's Head Spa for 25 Years) Israel's · most treasured secrets. had been proven against Schlosser IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF The shock effect of his arrest can be appreciated only by those who beyond a reasonable doubt. The BEN'S FINE FOODS know how proud the people of Is­ rael are of their immunity to AT 42 WEYBOSSET ST. CREAMY HOME MADE (ONE FLIGHT UP) Communism. The fact that out of two million Israelis, there are CHERRY CHEESE PIE FEATURING THE FINEST CUISINE - BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS A SPECIAL TY - only two thousand Jewish Com­ Available For Business Meetings And Parties of All Kinds munists (the other members of East Side Diner For Further Information Call Israel's Communist Party are Fred Kelman Photo Near Red Bridge HO 1-5907 Arabs}, · is a source of constant Chairman - Plans for the 360 Waterman Street MA 1-7385 anger and consternation in the Women's Division partici­ appropriate departments of the pation in the 1961 cam­ Kremlin. paign of the General Jewish The Israelis learned the hard Committee moved ahead to­ way what every child ought to day with the appointment have known. No professional Com­ of Mrs. Stanley Grossman as NOW ON SALEI munist spy is going to advertise chairman of the Initial Gifts his true political allegiance by committee. openly associating with pro-Com­ The appointments of Mrs. THE FIRST EDITION OF munist circles. Colon.el Beer, for Grossman as chairman and Mrs. instance, was a prominent mem­ Abe Berman as Initial Gifts co­ ber of Premier David Ben­ chairman were announced by Mrs. THE RH · □ DE ISLAND Gurion's Mapai Party and an out­ Raymond L. Cohen, campaign spoken anti-Communist in all his chairman of the Women's Division. public appearances. And yet, he Mrs. Grossman announced In­ was a Communist spy, and so im­ itial Gifts captains are Mesdames portant to the Red intelligence Herman J . Alsenberg, E. Leonard system, that a special Iron Cur­ Chaset, Burton A . Finberg, Ellis tain diplomat was stationed at M . Flink, Harry Fowler, Barney ';J)ireclor'I one of the Eastern Bloc embassies M . Goldberg, Louis Handwerger, in Tel-Aviv, with the sole duty of Samuel Mich a els on, Jack M. maintaining close contact with Queler, John M . Saplnsley, Eugene Beer. Wachtenhelm. INCLUDES: What many Israelis want now Plans for organization and ap­ is some official parliamentary pointment of Initial Gifts workers , • A HISTORY OF THE JEWS IN R. I. body to investigate past associa­ are now being made by her com- tions and private lives of all of­ 11!.ittees, Mrs. Grossman said. ficials who are· In a position to • AN ARTICLE ON JEWISH ATHLETES know or obtain state secrets and ly Russian, also a Lieutenant­ • LISTINGS OF ORGANIZATIONS information of military, economi­ Colonel. His name was Ivan Ko­ cal or political nature. nev. Konev came to Spain as a Had Beer's past and present captain in the armored forces, • SYNAGOGUES AND TEMPLES private lives been investigated by but his organization of the Loy­ such a screening group, he would alist tank units, and their direc­ • THE SIGNIFICANCE OF JEWISH HOLIDAYS have been classified as a security tion in battle, won him battle- ; risk and a possible spy suspect field promotion to major in 1937 ' • HOLIDAY CALENDAR years ago. His loose moral life, his and lleutenant-·colonel in 1938. constant association with prosti- In April of that year, Konev • RECIPES tutes and nightclub "entertainers," arranged for his friend, Georgi his wasteful way of living, drunk- Beer, an official invitation to Mos­ . ON LY en orgies and heavy gambling, cow, for studies at the Frunze would have warned even amateur' Military Academy. Beer travelled investigators that the brilliant by train via Barcelona, Grenoble, colonel must be watched. But the Berne and Vienna. He had to Israelis do· not pry into a person's change trains at the Vienna Grand $1.00 private life. They regret It now, Central Station, and It was here but the damage cannot be re- that his entire life changed. ON SALE AT paired. Beer's story is that while wait- In fact, police Investigators are ing for train connections to Alexander's Pharmacy not sure whether Colonel Beer is Prague and Moscow, he met a Jew Cor. Hillside and East Aves. a Jew at all. _According to his of- who :gave him a book about Theo­ ficlal biography, he was born in dor H~rze_l, the founder of mo- Cedar's Prescription Pharmacy 12 Rolfe St., Cranston Vienna in 1912; and graduated dern Z1orusm. . with honors from the famed Wie- This book influenced hun so Eaton Pharmacy ner-Neustadt military academy in much, says Beer, that ~e changed 206 Camden Ave. 1932. But he soon resigned his his ~ame from Georgi to Israel, Ivy Apothecary officer's commission In the Aus- and instead of ?oing to Moscow, 736 Hope St. trlan Army, and joined the left- we~t to Tel-Aviv. When ~unk, · Schutzbund military organi- which happened quite often m re­ Kayatta's Drug Store zation in the brief but bloody 1934 cent years, Colonel Beer used to ffl Broad St. ' A tri Ci il w voice regrets about his sudden im- us an v ar. pulsive decision which took him, to Pollack's Delicatessen Willard Center, Prairie Ave. Defeated In Vienna street-fight- Israel Instead of Russia. "My - and Narr... nHtt Pier ing by heavY artillery barrages friend Ivan Konev is now a Mar­ laid down by the Government shal of the Soviet Union and com­ Fred Spigel's Kosher Food Center forces, but acclaimed by foe and mander of the Warsaw Pact 225-229 Prairie Ave. friend alike as one: of the Schutz~ forces, while I am Just a fig-leaf -OR- bund's best street-fighting· tacti- colonel in a miniature state," he clans, Beer was the natural choice complained drunkenly. SEND $1.00 (plus 10c of the Austrian Communist Party Although a{l ancient Jewish to lead a clandestine group of left- proverb stresses that a sober per­ for ~ailing charges) TO wing volunteers who rushed to son's Innermost desires are voiced THE RHODE ISLAND join the International Brigades in loudly under the influence or" the 1936 Spanish Civil War. wine, no one took Beer's violent · R. !J. JewiJl :l)ireclorg­ In Madrid, Beer soon rose to moods seriously. When sober, he ';J)ireclor'I the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel used to point out that going to Jewijh P. 0. Box 6063 and appointed liaison officer to Tel-Aviv instead of Moscow Price $ 1.00 Providence, R. I. the Soviet Military Mission. It was saved his life. there that he met a young friend- (To be Continued Next Week) .,

I • THE a. L BE&&JD, PBIDAY, AUGUST '• 1961 STUDENT NAZIS Seek New Laws QUALITY PAINTS and BONN - The Federal Police for the Protection of the Constitution In Disarmi.ng FINE WAUPAPERS baa recetved information that the Rockwellites tine ncl•ri.. 1atilfac:tioa aad are banned neo-Nazi Union of Na­ The 1M aolt 9QIADaical iA tile IOllg nlA. tionallat Students la trying to ARLINGTON:, Va. - Ar­ organi?.e new extremist student lington County Board indicated groups.' last week that it will seek special 411P• legislation In the hope of dis­ . Open Doily 1-6 arming George Lincoln. Rockwell's T"'-'o,s :MIM!OGRAPHIIIG "storm troop" force here and ! attd Frifkqs to 9. abolish their private arsenal. It HO 1-6555 · · • · ~H-::.11 ■u ' was reported to the board that . ·,., • Mllfflll8 U I . • PLl ■U ' the nazi arsenal includes mllitary rifles, carbines, shotguns, · auto. . HEENIJ fl~EMAN matk pistols, and other weap­ ,,.WA~D OfFIC£ SEIVICE ons. PL 1-2800 Commonwealth attorney Wil-· 1107 Reanoir Aff., Cra•sto• . 41 · -■-ONK SftUT 11am Hassan told the board that ....,....~ . the present Virginia law "allows anyone who . wants to, to wear a sidearm. The only place firearms are prohibited In Virginia is In TEMPLE BETH AM churches." County board mem. 40 Gardner Street, Warwick, R. I. ber Ralph Kaul said ·"Our laws need to be strengthened· before CORDIALLY INVITES YOU somebody Is killed by this group." TO REVIEW ITS A county board source said I. RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL PROGRAM FOR 1961-62 Arlington could no longer toler­ FOLLOWED BY MUSIC AND COCKTAILS ate a "para-military force or kind Mn. Elie J. Cohen ·11 The Former Mi11 Morcia Cohn SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1961 AT 8~30 P.M. of private army like that main- Contact t/te committee for you, pe,wno/ i,,-,itation The Empire Ballroom at the sweetheart roses on a bible. talned by the Increasing nazi Miss Judith Bedick, cousin of gang here." This source said it .Ben Foman, HO 3-9603 Einiel Freedman, ST 1-4981 Colony Motor Hotel was the scene the bride, was maid of honor. She was well known to police that the Mrs. MiltoA Pierce, RE 7-1638 Bemard Kleiner, HO 1-5758 of the marriage of Miss Marcia Cohn, daughter of Mr. · and Mrs. carried a cascade of white pom. nazis maintain military discipline, Hyman Cohn of 150 Lancaster POIDB with pink carnations. The and conduct training In use of Street, to Dr. Elle J . Cohen, son flower girl was Miss Sari Jane weapons and tactics. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen of Silverberg who carried a colonial Sentenced to Hard Labor Baltimore, Md. bouquet of white marguerites and. A Virginia judge last week im­ lavender delphiniums. Miss Elissa posed on two of the "storm Broadway Auto Lease Rabbi Jacob Freedman, assisted Shron, the junior maid of honor, troopers," sentences of a year by Rabbi Egnacy Hauser, officiat­ carried a cascade bouquet of pink each at hard labor on conviction ed at the 9:30 P.M. ceremony on carnations with white baby's of charges of assault and battery • BUSINESS EXECUTIVES July 29. A reception was held In breath. Each wore blue cocktail against a 13.year-old Je.wish boy. • DOCTORS the Empire Ballroom. dresses. It was the stiffest sentence The bride, given In marriage by The best man was Albert Cohen, yet imposed on any of the Rock­ • LAWYERS her father, wore a light ivory peau brother of the bridegroom, and wellltes In their lengthy record de sole scoop neckline gown with the ushers were Ben! Cohen, of brushes with the law. It was • PROFESSIONAL MEN long sleeves, princess line bodice Jacob Cohen, Zaki Abdalla, Dr. the first case In which the nazis It pays for you to investigate the many advantages embl'oldered with a spray of seed Barouk'h Kodsl, William Shron, went beyond their claims of ex­ of our long term full maintenance lease vehicles. pearls and cut crystals. The panel Gerald Saul, Robert Bedlck, Har- ercislng their rights of free at the back had self roses caught old Dansky, Bernard Silverberg speech by provocative threats to ANY MAKE ... ANY MODEL at the waistline. Her mantilla veil, and Martin Leventhal. send American Jews to the gas Rhode Island's Largest Auto Lease Company edged In alencon lace, fell from a Following a wedding trip to the chambers and actually carried out crown of. blush roses. She carried Nevele Country Club In Ellenville, a physical assault. Write or phone: KEN STEINGOLD a cresent bouquet of white orchids N. Y., and Canada, the couple will Judge Hugh Creeger imposed CHARLES WOOLF and stephanotis with blush pink reside In Baltimore, Md. the sentences on Robert Garber, ------31 , and Richard Braum, 26, the -'on ,r.• TT. 1 J maximum permissible on an as- Lon Ui .l. lIDeS vrgeS SIQe sault and battery conviction. The To Keen Reseay,,..I. Q,n ~art·I. victim was Rickey Farber. Garber Broadway Auto Sales C y .6. \..J..l .1..1. .C J.J. and Braum were arrested July 11 after the boy's father swore out 766 Broadway, Pawtucket PA 3-4700 NEW YORK Worldwide therefore, It would have been bet­ warrants against them. press and other reaction to Is­ ter If Israel's scientific research rael's successful first launch of a had remained grounded." Several Conflict& ·space rocket focused on the mlll­ The London Daily Herald not­ It was a week of several con. tary implications of Israel's en­ ed that, while the Israel rocket flicts Involving Rockwellltes In try Into the International space was small by Big Power stand­ street altercations and arrests, as club. ards, the height attained of 52 well as the sentencing of a third · nazi and the formation of an The Times of London declared miles suggested that Israel could establish a rocket range over the Arlington Emergency Citizens that "treated purely as a techni­ Committee with the avowed In­ cal achievement," · the rocket fir­ hostile Arab states on all of Its borders. The Herald added that tention of finding legal ways to ) ing "ought to be the subject for rid the Virginia city of Rock­ warm congratulations." However, there was no reason, however, to assume that Israel "is close to well, his headquarters, his "storm The Times added, Prime Minis­ stroopers" and their "barracks." ter David Ben-Gurion and his col­ any effective military rocket." WENTWORTH HALL Nevertheless, it added, the Israeli A .large crowd of Indignant cit­ In the White Mountains at Joclcson, New Hdmpsliire leagues "know very well that it is the military Implications of the success "could start a rocket and izens filled the courtroom while launching which will be studied missile race in the Middle East." other "storm troopers" placed reserve now for by Israel's neighbors to the ex­ The Wall Street Journal re­ anti-Jewish sheets on windshields clusion of anything else." ported that the launch was "cer­ of cars parked in the courthouse area. Among those In the court LABOR DAY & ROSH HASHONA The Times also said that the tain to stir concern among Arab nations which have already ex­ audience were clergymen of vjlrl­ Ser,i~ on prem!ses conducted by Cantor M. Korpos danger was "that tension in the al­ ous faiths, leaders of civic, labor, ready over-tense region is height­ pressed alarm over Israel's ato­ mic ·program." women's, school and other organi­ ened as much by rumors of arms The New York Journal American zations. SPECIAL RA TES deliveries as by real deliveries. The third nazl sentenced, In an­ Most Arabs are convinced that Is­ commented that the implications Full program of activities, entertainment "will not be lost on President Na­ other court, was Anthony Wells, rael is bQildlng an atomic bomb who was convicted of assaulting and dancing nightly and that when this is completed sser of the United Arab Republic, particularly In view of the official a 16-year-old youth on an Arling­ they will be compelled to solicit ton street. He was sentenced to For reser,ations and free color brochu,_ communique that the rocket was one of their own - presumably 60 days in jail and fined $100. from Russia." planned, built and fired by Israeli In Boston CALL: HI 2-1441 (direct line to hotel) The Times remarked that In scientists. view of all that has been said . REBUILD JEWISH :J,IFE In Jackson, N. H;.: EV :-4343; or your tranl agent about the need preserve a bal­ 933 JEWISH PAPERS LONDON - A drive aimed at 1 to ance of military forces In the Mid­ LONDON - A total of 933 Jew­ the rebuilding of . Jewish life dle East, the Arabs "might claim ish newspapers and magazines are throughc,ut the world In areas de-- this as a right. Then the exten­ currently being published through­ stroyed by war, and others re­ • • sion of nuclear weapons, which out the world with 332 In Israel settled by immigration, heads the the world has so much reason to and 601 In the rest of the world, agenda of the Twelth Interna­ fear, would Indeed be out of con­ according to the fifth edition of tional Conference of the World trol. For psychological reasons, the "Jewish Press of the World" . Union for Progessive Judaism. /

THE B. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST '• 1961 9 like them to make. "I'll tell you what kind of movie I DON'T pre­ fer," he replied, and told them this story: He once sold a movie plot based on a story told him by THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. Neddie Herbert, a Los Angeles l{angster. Rackin needed further IJJJUL details to enable him to write the scenario. But Herbert was slain. His brother, Tootsie Herbert, CILIA ZUCKIRBERG Managing Editor by Leonard Lyons offered to help. A fugitive, David BRENDA SLACK Editor Ogle, knew the details. Ogle final­ THE POEM: Robert Prost and was in a theater an hour from ly phoned Rackin. They agreed to Seeond Class Postage Paid at Providence Rhode Island his publisher were my luncheon London. He noticed a Canadian meet at a place where Ogle would Subscription Rates: ruteen Cents the copy; By Mall, $5.00 per annum; outside actor who didn't have a word of New England, $6.00 per annum. Bulk rates on request. guests recently at the Pour Sea­ be safe from capture by the police sons. It was a three-hour meal, dialogue, but who, nevertheless, or shootingfromhisenemies. They The Herald assumes no flnanclal responslblllty for typographical- errors In during which the poet sampled as­ attracted attention by the intense, met in a movie house, in whose advertisements, but will reprint that part of the advertisement In which the realistic way in which he listened. ,typographical error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the management sorted dishes and cake. The next smoking room the fugitive told Immediately of any error which may occur. day I read that Frost had had a Kanin remembered this actor, Rackin the missing details. "As when, a year later, he was direct­ FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1961 stomach operation in Vermont. long as you're here," Rackin said What do you write a renowned poet ing "The Diary of Anne Frank" on Broadway. He persuaded the Can­ to Ogle, "why not let's stay and who needed a stomach operation watch the movie? It's dark, and after a luncheon with you? A get­ adian to leave London and risk the Broadway venture. It worked, both safe." well card? No, it had to be some­ It was a Somerset Maugham thing more personal. on Broadway and in themoviever­ '/OUR MONE'l'S sion too. The actor's next role movie, and Ogle squirmed through I wrote him a bit of verse: each scene, muttering criticisms, "Dear Robert Frost. All night I was as the memorable agnostic in "The Tenth Man." Such Is the long until he finally said: "Look, I tossed, In search of other reasons/ thin line of coincidence in show can't take this anymore. I'd rather Than that your ache/Came from be shot or caught than see the WORTH the cake/We had at the Four Sea­ business. He's now giving the sea­ son's top comedy performance in rest of this movie." Ogle left, sons.'' and never was seen again. I had no response to this from "Come Blow Your Horn" -- Lou by Sylvia Porter Jacobi. "And that," Racldn told his Frost , and was puzzled. Then his Paramount aides, "ls the kind of publisher telephoned to say that 1lIB PLOT: Marty Rackln, the new head of production at Para­ movie I don't want you to make." BEST BUY IS A USED HOUSE Frost was even more puzzled than 11Jlstrlbuted 1961, - I was, because It hadn't been a mount Pictures, was asked by his by The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) If you are among the millions of us who built and bought new houses stomach operation at all. He'd aides what kind of movies he'd fAII Rl&hts Reserved) in the 1950s and if you are a typical American family, by now you have merely had a wen removed from sunk thousands of dollars into improving your home. his bead. IBE LOGICAL SURMISE: I of­ You have, say, finished the recreation room which was unfinished ten hear a chance remark which, when you moved in. You have added useful storage places and shelves through my training and experi­ In all over the house and garage. You have spent painfully large sums on ence, enables me to reach a logi­ landscaping. You have equipped yourhomewithstormwindows, screens, cal,newsworthy conclusion.Not al­ Hollywood similar necessities -- and on, on, on ... ways though. I attended a party As of today, you have a used house -- and as of today, your house given by Mrs. Susan Fonda for a is the best bargain on'the market for a buyer. Britsh book publisher. One guest By Barney Glaser seemed vaguely familiar This is the conclusion of a new, detailed study of today;s housing He was deeply engrossed In Hollywood, Calif. - Victim of a camp. Bring him my love." market, "Home Buyers Guide/' just released by R.R. Smith and E. A. conversation with the hostess and Mlchalsld -- and , as a homeowner who fits snugly into the category to last-minute virus intruder, Eddie Dean Martin interrupted (his the publisher when I chanced to Cantor was tmable to attend the forte) to announce that Sinatra had which Smith and Michalsld are referring, I can stronly affirm that their walk by and overheard him saying: conclusion is right. turbulent Golden Jubilee Salute agreed to let Joey Bishop come "And then I asked my father if I tendered him at the Cocoanut Grove onstage in exchange for 200 trac­ was to inherit his position, and he Your improvements and additions make your house more attractive July 25 during Eddie Fisher's tors. Sinatra rose and protested said no ... " Since this was a party spellbinding opener but Ida's silver vehemently that what he had said and livable, but these are part of the package you are offering to sell for a publisher, and the heavy-set and you can't charge a buyer specifically for them. white coiffure almost turned golden was "not tractors, but broads I" yotmg man resembled Alfred Knopf blonde when Fisher stood before While Joey Bishop and Fisher What's more, it's futile to try to impress your purchaser with I assumed he was Knopf's son -- stories of what you went through to finish your rooms, create your lawn, her and sang "Makin' Whoopee" in were standing together, Dino etc. He's bargaining for a complete house and that's that. 1 later checked this with Mrs. authentic Cantor fashion. pushed Davis between them with Fonda: "Was he Knopfs son, talk­ The lot on which your house stands probably ls larger than lots on Ida's eyestearednotlceably. the instruction: "Get in there with ing about inheriting the family's Everybody who is anybody in the other Jewish boys." Bishop which new houses are being put up now, because land prices were business of book publishing?" No, much lower when your house was built. Smith and Michalski estimate showbizz attended. It was the shook his head and asked Davis to that used homes may be on lots 25 to 50 per cent larger than new houses she assured me. He was Sadri Grove's biggest bash of them all. stand back, explaining: "Sc,-ry, in the identical pricerange,butyourlottoo is part of the package you're Khan, son of the late Aga Khan. Elizabeth Taylor had herself a this is only for orthodox mem­ offering and your purchaser will take this for- granted. IBE ADVANCE: Jake Ehrlich, bail and as none the worse for bers," and added: "Sammy, don't The neighborhood into which you moved several years ago has by the lawyer, recently recent throat surgery, outside of forget Friday night - Temple I'• this time taken on a distinct character and the values of the houses in it defended a man whose trial lasted a gauze patch which she made no Peter Lawford elected to ab­ are established. This eliminates many risks in home ownership, but your several weeks. Ehrlich knew the attempt to cover. stain from the clownfest which purchaser will accept this advantage as due him. court bailiff, whose duties include Preceding Fisher's entry, the promoted Sammy Davis to referto that of reciting the verdict handed big ldcks came from Frank Gor­ him as "Peter Pentagon." The mortgage you have on your house well may be at a substantially to him by the foreman of the jury. shln' s impression oflCirkDouglas, Lawford's close family re­ lower interest rate than that being asked on new mortgages. When your The lawyer asked the bailiff for a with Kirk seated ringside and howl­ lationship with the White House ob­ buyer assumes your mortgage, he" s get the benefit of this lower_interest favor: 'If it's 'not guilty.' let the ing at the exaggerated exactness. viously explains the need for his rate, and he won't have to pay the closing costs involved in financing a second page of the document drop Somehow, Gorshln skipped mi­ display of public dignity, something If new house either. These factors should impress him, but how much extra to the table. it's 'guilty' hold micry of Edward G. Robinson.also "The Clan" usually manages to onto both pages." money they'll put in your pocket is questionable. seated in the Grove, bµtwhen "The avoid with complete disdain. The jury marched In and the Clan" members climbed aboard At the press party later, I told The errors you made in planning your house and the flaws your foreman handed the verdict to the builder made in constructing the house have been corrected -- and these and boyishly started cutting Fish­ Eddie Fisher that some of the cri­ bailiff. He glanced at itand dropped er's body into little fenders ,Sammy tics covering the show were of the errors· and flaws show up only after a house has been lived in and the second page. Ehrlich whispered settled down. Your buyer still will say he's buying a package, not its Davis,Jr.,and Joey Bishop hammed mind that "The Clan" had been in to his client: "NOT guilty," a few parts, and he'll not reimburse you for these expenses. up a brace of "Now, listen you complete bad taste by interrupt­ moments before the bailiff recited: guys" satires. ing Fisher's act. (As it turnedoutt, "The jury finds the defendant not The argument over which is a better buy -- a new or used home -­ Seated literally back to back many newspaper stories the follow­ guilty." throughout the evening, Jerry Lew­ ing day accused the Sinatra group Is a never-ending one and the financial aspects are frequently dwarfed This arrangement, of course, in by personal desires in this biggest money move in the lifetimes of is and Dean Martin spoke briefly of this very thing but as it also no way affected the outcome. It when Dean had to pass Jerry's turned out they failed to check the most American families. was merely a psychological advan­ That millions want only new houses is obvious. Homebuilding this table. With "The Clan," presided facts at the source -- Eddie Fish­ tage Ehrlich prefers -- to have his over by Frank Sinatra, taking full er himself). year is now running at a rate of 1,374,000 units and is heading upward. clients believe he can tell how a The new housing bill Is designed to spur housing construction to new charge onstage to the howling de­ Fisher told me: • 'Of course the jury voted. light of the Fisher partisans, Jerry boys didn't show bad taste. Their peaks, and thereisnodoubtthatasthe 1960s wear on, today's youngsters IBE LONG CHAIN: When Ruth reach marrying age and establish homes of their own, the housing market Lewis avoided a complete shutout routine of interruptions is a stan­ Gordon went to London to star In by arising to say: "Now, just a few dard act in showbusiness and any will take off. Each year also, about 250,000 houses are torn down because Thornton Wilder's "The Match­ they have become unlivable. · notes from an outsider." performer who Is accorded the full maker," her husband, Garson Ka­ George Jessel immediately treatment, as I was, feels compli­ The market in our land for new houses is huge and climbing -- and nln, accompanied her. While his that's healthy for our entire economy. pounced on the golden opportunity · mented to be singled out. I was wife was at the theater each night, to announce: "It's time I made a flattered by their presence and love Kanin busied himself in seeing Nevertheless, with 32·,800,000 families or 61.9 per cent of the total speech,'' but was promptly shouted these guys." · other plays. He saw all the West down as being unable to show cause It is also to be noted that Sina­ living in homes of their own, it is clear that the great source of housing End shows and when he'd exhausted Is the used house, and particularly the post-World War II h_ouse. inasmuch as the Grove had not tra did not sing. It was Fisher's the list, he saw the off-London scheduled any Bar Mitzvahs, testi­ night. Thus, Smith and Mlchalsld perform a service in emphasizing the shows. One night he met a New down-to-earth, often underestimated or Ignored financial advantages of monials, rites or charity collec­ Also at the press party, Milton York actress who said she had a tion.s. Berle approached me and said: buying a house that was built in the late 1940s-1950s. To sellers trying one-liner in a way-off-London to push up a price and to buyers trying to bargain down a price, these From center stage, Fisher "Barney, I want to thank you per­ play. points are valuable guides. leaned over and advised Ida Cant­ sonally for all the wonderful things Kanin said he'd go seethe play. or: • 'Tell Eddie we have a check you're going to say about me in (Distributed 1961, by The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) (All Rights Reserved) He had to ldll time anyway. It for more thanjl0,000 for his boys' tomorrow's column." 10 THE R. I. HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGT)ST 4, 1961 A Herald ad always gets the I 1· R t Massive Flotation To Boost beat results-our subscribers com- srae 1 epor er prise an active buying market. Arrested In Spain Mineral Output From Dead Sea - The Dead Sea :f{ebrew University, some indus­ Kt,,. lfl, ~ew L•al... alue1 l'lke ■ Qt• 1 §t•j;Jiii1•'1:n§t,p JERUSALEM - Zvi Aldouby, Lincoln, B.I. PA 6-aatS ••• ■■■ -•• ■■ 1 ■ 1 ■■ 1H ■ - an Israeli journalist, was reported Works, Ltd., announced last week trial and economic agencies, the PrlVMe Jllnlns R- .for !5 er LeN Re-Styling to Spinet Beauty to have been arrested in Spain the flotation of an issue of 27,000,- Palestine Economic Corporation Air Coadl&lened Complete Piano Rebuilding while trying to kidnap Leon De- 000 ordinary shares as part of a und AMPAL. by Master Craltsmen grelle, a former Belgian colla- massive financing of a major ex­ Four mlllion of the shares have ALL COLORS .. STAINS boratoi" with the nazis, who now pansion of production of minerals been underwritten by two British CHAMPAGNE MATCHED TO PERFECTION lives in a mansion in Sev1lle, The from the Dead Sea. banking firms, N . M. Rothschild Jerusalem Post reported. Most of the new issue has al­ and S. G . Warburg and Company. COMPLEX Mahogany Aldouby, who now lives in New ready been underwitten by Is­ Only 7,500,000 shares wm be Aug. 7-12 Driftwood York, had co-authored with Quen­ raeli banks, special funds of offered to the Israeli public, with Fruitwood tin Reynolds the first book writ­ scientific institutions such as the priority for purchase to workers Ebony-Blond ten on Adolf Eichmann after his and members of the Dead Sea the Antique capture in Argentina. He is said Works staff. The shares have a UMMOClf Pumice, etc. to have been led first to Martin Former SS Man par value of one pound and are Bormann's son and then to De­ being sold at seven percent above CIRCLE WE BUY AND SELL PIANOS grelle by his amateur efforts to Hangs Himself par. WRITTEN GUARANTEE trace other nazl criminals. The overall expansion planned THEATRE Easy Terms Free Perking BERLIN - A 55-year-old for­ Feln's Bldg., 121 No. Mein St. Aldouby was detained by Span­ will require an investment of 128,- It Open 9-) Wed. 9.9 EL 1-8568 ish border guards while trying mer SS man, Erich Gnewoch, 000,000 Israeli pounds ($61,000,- Johnson's to cross Into Spain from France, hanged himself In his jail cell a 000 ) . This wlll come from various few hours after his arrest on char­ HUMMOCKS The Post stated. Several guns and sources: the stock flotation, loans a map of Degrelle's whereabouts ges of murdering 4,000 Jews In from the World Bank: and Ameri­ Restaurant were reportedly found in the car special gassing buses, police re­ can banks. from capital funds of 245 Allens Ave. ported here. the company and other sources. ii !111 11• I 1, i i, In which he was traveling with Providence, R. I. another man. He admitted, on his arrest, that The expansion plans envisage as an official of a Nazi special sec­ an Increase in the production of fir Together with Ephraim Katz, ret action group, he arranged Aldouby had written a series of potash from 135,000 tons in 1960 reservation changes In buses to Improve their to around 200,000 tons by 1963 ZIGGY'S articles In Look magazine con­ gassing efficiency. His technique f(O 7-7200 cerning Eichmann's c a p t u r e and to 400,000 tons by 1966 when was to Invite groups of 30 Jews at additional dams are completed. ticket$ 1.90 & 2.50 LOUNGE which were said to be highly In­ a time to take bus rides Into accurate. Before the start of the Output of bromine and bromides, curtain 8:30 p.m. forests In Russia. Once Inside the now approaching 3,000 tons a year, RESTAURANT Eichmann trial he sold to Yedolt escapeproof bus, the victims were ,;" Aharanot, an Israeli newspaper, would be Increased to 10,000 tons parllilll = 524-530 BROADWAY, gassed by fumes from the exhaust a year by January 1962. what he claimed was a written pipe of the vehicle. He would then ·•lr PAWTUCKET version of the taped "confession" drive to a freshly dug grave pre­ caaditklnld ROUTE 1, RHODE ISLAND Eichmann gave to Wilhelm Sas­ pared by SS comrades where the sen, a Dutch journalist, In a victims were burled. Buenos Aires bar. Gnewoch lived quietly as a caretaker In Charlottenberg with - PLAYING NIGHTLY TOURISTS BltlNG MONEY his wife and two sons, police said, WED. EVE. at 8:30 P.M. Formerly with Xavier Cugat JERUSALEM-More than 600,. adding that he never talked to 000 tourists visited Israel during neighbors about his past, saying the first five months of this year, only that, "I once lived through ol the entertainment world, a 20 percent Increase over the same a horrible time." ~PHIL BARBOSA and shown EXCLUSIVELY, - And - period last year, according to fig­ When another SS chief, Wenn­ - ures released here Sunday. For­ trltt von Oberfranken, gave evi­ at the new CINERAMA His Authentic eign currency Income during the dence about Gnewoch to the Kob­ Theatre (formerly Hope Theatre) first quarter totaled $6,500,000, lenz district court, he was arrest­ Latin-American Band - compared with $4,500,000 In the ed. His police dossier contained a .J. same period last year. warning: "Attention - prisoner PUTS YOU IN Tourism figures for the past may attempt suicide." J THE PICTURE! winter showed a 50 percent in­ Because of this police officials began an Inquiry about Gnewoch get your tickets NOW I crease over the previous winter. to learn why he was left with a Matinees at 2 :30 Wed.-Sat.-Sun. $1.25 & $1.50 :•c~:1~:~•1:~::.:••••••••: . I bed sheet in his cell after other Ev•nings ot 8:30 (ex. Sun. 8:00) $1.75 & $2.00: 111 He,..s, .• ,,...... 1. : possible suicide aids, such as boot­ . . laces, necktie and suspenders, had ti~ •'"''"'"" '"-- 0 chec• 0 "'·•· • been taken from him. He tied one end of the sheet to a window bar and the other Into a noose around ~ !~;.:=:=~! "'"'·"------his neck. Police had hoped he .: c;,, ___z. ... _ s1.,._ .: would supply Information leading :.•...... •.•...... : Why Cook Dinner to hundreds of former SS war Shore Dinner criminals stlll living In West Ger­ Hall Open Daily! Tonight, Mom? many. The Whole Family Will Enjoy Confer Citizenship II CHOWDER and CLAM CAKES On Sahara Jews children under 12 - 'h price nlike certain other /ormc oj invect- (all you can eat) $1.10 plus two free PARIS - Full French citizen­ q{ rides weekdays ship was conferred by the Jewish ment which, on the invector'c communities living in the Sahara At ROCKY POINT'S last week, according to a report death, place hie executorc in the uncertain by Jerusalem Post correspondent FAMOUS SHORE DIMNE~ HALL Maurice Carr. The French Na­ pccition o/ when to cell and how to deter­ tional Assembly adopted the b111 mine liquidation value¢, life incurance virtually without debate. The only objection was raised by a com. leavec no uncertainty a-, to the number oj munist deputy who said the mea­ dollarc the /amily will obtain. 911 chort, sure showed France's determina­ tion to "amputate the Sahara /or the average invector li/e incurance le from Algeria." .• Accordlig to Carr, the only a type oj invectment that ic di/licult to DANNY KAYE large JeJtsh. community in the match, let alone excel.• Sahara, numbering 1,500 persons, in is found in the Mazab oasis. The George W. Bourke, EVENING WITH Sahara Jews, whose ancestors are President, believed to have settled In the desert as fugitives from East SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA Mediterranean regions after the collapse of the Bar Kochba revolt Admlaslon Inquire about our theatre in 135 C.E., lead the lives of primi­ Mon. through Thurs. Eve. $3.90, 3.60, 3.30 parties to make money for tive aborigines under semi-ajtono­ ELLIOT F. SLACK Fri. & Sat. Eve. '4.50, 3.90, 3.60, 3.30, 2.50 .__Y_o_u_r_f_a_vo_rl_t_e_c_ha_rl--'ty'-.---' mous rabbinical administration, 1019 INDUSTIIAL IANK ILDG. Carr reported. DE 1-2422 In 1918, when the Cremteux De. $9 billion of life Insurance ln fo~ce cree gave Algerian Jewry French nationality, the Sahara was not considered part of Algeria.

,. ,, . •·.- .. ~ . ..._,,, ~- .. A Herald ad alW&yll get.a the THE R. I. BQALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST t, 1961 11 beat results-our subscribers com­ Efforts of Pius XII To prise an active b~ market. Says Nazis Are Using Saturday EYening 5-8 P.M. Rescue Jews Revealed BUFFET SUPPER By Candlellght ROME - ' The late Pope Plus sible Catholic press ls sympathetic FABULOUS DIIIIRTI XII, head of the Holy See during to the sufferings of the Jewish Murdered Jews Money the Hitler era, had tried to save victims, there are some Catholic LONDON - The Houae of Com­ MISS DUTTON'S Slovakian Jews from deportation papers that have used the Eich­ mons was told last week that DExter 14"5 to the Nazi death camps, an ar­ mann trial as an opportunity to money "extracted from unhappy ticle 1n Clvllta Cattolica revealed spread anti-Semitic doctrines. victims - the six mllllon who here last week. The periodical ls Such expressions, however, are in died, were murdered and brutally the official organ of the Italian newspapers which more responsi­ tortured - Is being utilized by the I Jesuits. ble Catholics consider part of the Nazis all over the world 1n order (O·tb 1\trt.s The importance attributed to the "fanatic fringe." to carry out fresh anti-Semitic North Conway article, written by a well known activities." W. Allenton & Tower Hill Rd. According to Clvlta Cattolica, Allenton-N. Kingstown, IL I. New Hampshire priest, Rev. Fiorello Cavalli, was Pope Plus XII called the Minister Sir Barett Jahner, Labor M. P. accentuated by the fact that Os­ to Slovakia to the Vatican in and Anglo-Jewish leader, In an Mountain Lodge servatore Romano, official organ 1942, when the deportation of the Impassioned demand for British ITALIAN BUFFET of the Vatican, devoted an en­ Slovakian Jews was announced, action to ratify the United Na­ STARTING JULY 13 R.I. Ski Runners tire page to reprinting it. tions Convention on Genocide, And Ivery and insisted that the orders be re­ I Available for Summer rental - two­ In general, large sections of the voked. Further steps to save the told the Government that thiB Thunclay Thereafter roam; light-housekeeping unih ac­ Catholic press here, unofficially as remainder of the Slovakian Jews, action was necessary to check the well as officially, has been paying commodating 2 to 5 people - $65 70,000 of whom had already been activities of Nazis and neo-Nazls REGULAR BUFFET per week. much attention to the Jewish pro­ deported by that time, WP,re re­ today. "Twelve years have passed blem since the Eichmann case ported taken by Pope Plous XII since the convention was accepted TUESDAY NIGHT started garnering world-wide at­ AND EVERY Call RE 7-5933 in 1943. and, so far as we are concerned, TUESDAY THEREAFTER tention. After the Nazis inv&9ed Slo­ we have made no move at all. Will Whlle most of the more respon- vakia, in 1944. Rev. Cavalli stat­ you not do something about It?" LUNCHEON SERVED ed, the Pope "continued to follow he asked. 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. DAILY with particular attention the lot Minister of State J . B. Goldberg Resenations Advisable replied that the Government was I YOUR DOLLAR Qf Jews In Slovakia and Hungary, CY -4-9B77 not yet ready to announce Its po­ GOES FURTHER and nothing was left undone or sition on the Genocide Conven­ - tried to bring them to comfort. tion and remarked that he did Budget worries disappear at In addition to reprinting the Grand lake Lodge! We have not think adherence to the con­ Clvlta Cattolica article, Osserva­ vention would alter the situation Make it a special family rates that tore Romano Itself continued to Everyone Can Afford. 2 mile Sir Barnett had described to the discuss the Jewish problem and private lake, sand beach, House. The latter said he would the Implications of the Eichmann seek a debate on the subject. Happy fishing & swimming. Air­ trial. In an article signed by the New Year cond. dining (dietary laws) Initials of the organ's editor-In­ entertainment, dancing nite­ chief, Raimondo Manzlnl, the plea Boys Harass Jews for someone in ly. Splendid day camp & was voiced that not all Oentlles nite patrol for junior. Special be accused of anti-Semitism, Now Face Indictment while the evils done by some SAN FRANCISCO-Nine youths ISRAEL Teen-ager', program. ']!' ranging In age from 16 to 21 were We tltinlc it's a q- k~ Christians are recalled In connec­ IIIAIO GIie Indicted here recently on charges different, exciting tion with the Eichmann trial. Send through vacation experience! of harassing a Jewish couple with The "fanatic fringe" newspapers telephone calls In which they a Rosh Ha1honah CARE LEBANON, CONN. • Tel. NIAGARA 2-7591 that are pursuing largely anti­ praised Hitler, hailed Adolf Eich­ Kosher food parcel Joe & Syi.ia Tannenbaum, Ownenhip Mgt. Semitic lines are "Better World," mann and used anti-Semitic slo­ published by some lnfiuentlal Jes­ gans. All of the arrested youths uits, and "The Voice of Justice," were described by police as "from • Non-Profit published at Turin. According to good families." One boy was the "The Voice of Justice," the per­ • Kosher $10.oo son of a fire department officer, secution suffered by Jews through­ out many centuries were not un­ two were the sons of policemen. • Government and deserved, due to the Jewish "de­ Another was a psychology student Apprond icide" and the fact that Jews are at a local college. a "Ood-kllllng people." Police said the youths started • lotion and their "prank" 15 months ago by Tax Free $18.2s telephoning the home of William Gin' (?) FOR JFK Bowman, an Austrian-born Jew, W ASIIlNOTON - If President and his wife, who came here from Contains Kennedy or his official guests Hungary 41 years ago. Continuing smell of garlic In the next few the harassment, the youths tele­ Meats, Sugar, Shortening, weeks - blame It on a six-foot phoned the Bowmans sometimes Cocoa, Chocolate, Kosher salami! as many as 30 times within a 24- Assorted Dried Fruih The salami arrived at Capitol hour span. More recently, they set Hlll by refrigerated truck a few fire to the Bowman's car. Police For delivery by Rosh Has/tonal, weeks ago, the gift of an anony­ finally traced one telephone call place your order - with mous donor from Miami, who to two youths, who Implicated the somehow knew that "the Presi­ others. UNITED HI.A.$ SERVICE dent loves the stuff." The salami The Bowmans told pollce they -425 LAFAYETTE STREET was taken to the White Ho~ were so fearful of this "nazl terror" New York 3, N. Y. kitchen by a Secret Service car. that they barricaded their home.

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It is the task of reli­ EUROPE-ISRAEL-BERMUDA-NASSAU bombed Jewish shops and homes gion to catalyze the heads of state OPEN fortlte CRUISES - CRUISES in Algeria, causing considerable through the moral imperative so HIGH HOLY DAYS damage but no known deaths. A that they may subordinate self­ Traditional Services on Promise, kosher butcher shop In the Bab-El interest and hasten their nego­ Cantor Sheldon Feinberg. Officiating Zelda Kouffman Oued section of Algiers was blown tions, so that an accidental push SEE YOUR- TRAVEL AGENT up by the OAS, as were-a number of a button may not destroy the or Phone Hotel Direct CRANSTON TRAVEL SERVICE of Jewish homes In the area. Bl.ENVILLE