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Senator To Introduce Bill To Remove Tax Exemption In Cases OfDiscrimination A bill removing tax exemptions The bill reads: from colleges, universities and "SECTION 1. Section 44-3-6 of THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. professors · employed by those the general laws in chapter 44-3, VOL. XLV No. 45 JANUARY 19, · 1962 16 PAGES groups, if such colleges or univer­ entitled "Property subject to tax­ sities practice discrimination ation" is hereby amended to read against student-5 requesting ex­ as follows : emptions on religious grounds, "44-3-6. General exemptions In­ will be introduced this morning applicable to colleges practicing Is·Israel ·Planning Bomb? in the Rhode Island State Senate certain religious discriminations by Senator Natale L. Urso of and to property used for manu­ By Leonard Beaton a tradition of stealth, a batch of I ing plutonium because of the ex­ Westerly. good scientists, and plenty of pense and difficulty of diffusion facturing. Notwithstanding A number of countries are sus­ any other provision of this chap­ enemies. It is not just Cairo Radio plants; and to get this for use in pected by their enemies (and ter: (1) the estates, persons and which assumes that Israel must bombs it is necessary to build others of having embarked on a Discuss Freedom families of the president and pro­ be producing something in the reactors of the required size and programme to build nuclear wea­ fessors of any college or university back sheds in the way that Hag- obtain uranium and a moderator pons. One of those which is high­ and the real and personal estate anah produced armoured vehicles without strings. Israel's first re­ est on most lists is Israel. Here is Of Emigration owned by any corporation used the natural candidate: a · deter­ in 1948. The suspicion received actor. which is at Nachal Sorek, UITED NATIONS, N . Y. - A for a college or university shall mined, even ruthless, nation with powerful reinforcement from the was built by the Americans and is report that may· point the way to not be exempt from taxation so public anger of the United States closly controlled by them. It has United Nations action that could long as such college or university Government at being deceived no importance for weapons ex­ result in asking the Soviet Union shall discriminate in any way Jewish Center about the Franco-Israeli reactor cept in so far as it trains Israeli to permit Jews to emigrate is against students requesting ex­ which is being built at Dimona, in technicians in working with fissile scheduled to be discussed by the emption on religious grounds the Negev. materials. The same may be said UN's anti-bias group, a subcom­ from any requirement that they Plans Series A week in Israel talking to scien- of the "hot laboratories" near by mission of the Commission on eat in or pay for meals ava!lable tists, soldiers, and Government which are being built by a British Human Rights. in a dining room or restaurant Of Adult Groups officials and looking at all the firm. The group, officially known as owned, controlled or supervised i' published evidence has led me to The new Dimona reactor is far the Subcommission on Prevention by such college or university, and A new series of adult discussion the conclusion that such fears are more important. The Americans. programs, jointly sponsored by of Discrimination and Protection so long as such college or univer­ premature, and that at present the world's leading atomic watch­ of Minorities, opened its 14th an­ sity shall refuse to arrange for or the Jewish Community Center the dangers of introducing nuclear dogs, started asking questions and several of the community's nual session here last week and shall not permit any student to weapons into the Middle East are about this building when construe­ will continue Its deliberations un­ take a make-up examination in Jewish organizations, will open at fully recognised by the Israelis. tion began in the Negev. They the East Side Center on Wednes­ til at least Feb. 2. place of an examintion given on However, the country's habits of were given seven different des­ A number of reports dealing such student's Sabbath or re­ I day Jan. 31, at 8 P.M., it was an­ secrecy (reinforced by the feeling crlptlons of what it was, none of nounced this week by Dr. Bernard with the elimination of bias in ligious holyday; that the more the Arabs fear Is- them factual. Board to approve overtime pay. world." a prisoner while still in his teens discussion are Lawrence Hopfen­ Among the protesting organi­ Rabbi Morris Sherer, execu­ when the nazis entered his na­ berg, Thomas Pearlman, and Les­ zations were the New York Board tive vice-president of Agudath Is­ tive country in 1942 and he was ter Katz. Representing the Center of Rabbis, the Rabbinical Council rael, called the new cemetery placed in a concentration camp in are Burton Leiser, Louis B. Rubin­ of America, the Agudath Israel of policy "one of the · most serious Sered. After three months he and ·stein, Miltort Stanzler, and Dr. America and the Union of Ortho­ religious crises that could affect another pns1oner managed to Carp. dox Rabbis of the United States the New York religious communi­ escape and flee to Hungary. Four additional discussion ·pro­ and Canada. ty." He said his organization and Posing as a non-Jew he joined grams have been scheduled for the other Orthodox Jewish groups had the underground and helped 'following four months. Among 'Would Contravene Law' been considering or:ganizaing their others escape by using his know­ the topics to be considered will Rabbi Harold H . Gordon, ex­ own cemeteries if the weekend ledge, which he had learned from · be "Relationship of the American ecutive vice-president of the New burial plan was carried through. his father, to supply the necessary Jew to Israel," Extremists, Right York Board of Rabbis, said that He explained that all Jewish ceme­ papers. and Left," "Anti Semitism, Here elimination of Sunday burials teries in the area were member­ After 18 months he was arrested and Abroad," "Future of Ameri­ "would contravene· an important ship corporations under state again and was incarcerated at the can Jewry·: Is Survival Enough?" Jewish law requiring the imme- control. Cantor Mark Fishoff (Continued on Pate 5) N Pleads for Jews Jerusalem --The Israel execu.=­ N tive body of the World Jewish ~ Congress has appealed to the So­ .-t viet authorities to release arrest­ ~ ed Jewish leaders in Leningrad jl,, and Moscow. MRS. CHARLES MUFFS Pollock of Cranston; 11 grand­ =: A resolution issued by the ex­ Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy children and seven great-grand- ~ · ecutive expressed the conviction Sherman, he was a native ~ vived by a daughter, Mrs. David of Russia, and had lived in Provi­ ...[/) DeZorett of Plymouth, Mass.; dence for about 50 years. Born three sons, Raymond and Myron March 15, 1898, he was the son of ' Muffs, both of Providence. and Samuel and the late Dora Dr. Saul Muffs of East Provi­ Sherman. dence ; two brothers, Paul Brown­ He was a member of United stein of New Haven and Jerry Commercial Travelers. Brownstein of Providence, and In addition to his widow and his five grandchildren. father in Russia, he leaves two Mrs. Richard A. Skolnik daughters, Mrs. Morton D. Hoff­ JACOB REITMAN man of Glen Rock, N. H ., and The wedding of Miss Rhea Diana a sister of the bridegroom. Bar­ Funeral services for Jacob Reit­ Mrs. Robert Berkey of White Goldstein, daughter of Mr. and bara Goldstein, a sister of the man. 79 , of 67 Ontario Street, a re­ Plains, N. Y.; a brother Max Mrs. Joseph M. Goldstein of bride, was flower girl. tired tailor who died Jan. 13 after Sherman of Montreal, Canada and Eames Street to Richard Allen Irwin Rosenstein was best man a short illness, were held the fol­ six grandchildren. Skolnik, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isa­ for his brother-in-law. Ushers lowing day in the Max Sugarman dor Skolnik of Oaklawn Avenue, were Jerald Goldstein, brother of Memorial Chapel. Burial was in HYMAN SWARTZ Cranston, took place on Dec. 24. the bride. Morton Zuckerman. Lincoln Park Cemetery. He was Word has been received of the DISCOVER Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen officiated Herbert Bobman and Joseph As­ the husband of Anna in the meeting hall. bride wore a satin gown designed son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Louis Swartz, formerly of Providence. OF DINING Miss Harriet Goldstein, a sis­ with a bateau neckllne. dome­ Reitman. he had lived in Provi­ A resident of 47 Florence Ave­ ter of the bride, was maid of shaped sleeves and skirt. A satin dence for the last 35 years. nue, Lowell, he was the father of honor, Mrs. Irwin Rosenstein, a headpiece held her sllk lllusion Besides his wife he is survived Mrs. Herbert Black of Winthrop, AT THE sister of the bridegroom, was ma­ vell, and she carried a Bible with by a son, Charles Reitman of Mass., Linda, Barry and Judith tron of honor. Bridesmaids were orchids. Providence: four daughters, Mrs. Swartz of Lowell. He ls also sur­ WINDSOR Miss Linda Goldstein. a sister of After a trip to Florida, the couple Pauline Weinstein of Brooklyn, vived by a sister, Mrs. Theodore the bride, and Miss Paula Skolnik, will reside at 966 Hope Street. N. Y .. Mrs. Ben Salus of Holyoke, Aronson of Pawtucket and a . . . FINE FOOD Mrs. Reuben Rosenwald of Wil­ brother, Israel Swartz of Saraso­ . .. DELICIOUS DRINKS mington. Del.. and Mrs. Reuben ta, Fla. .. . PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE Services were held Jan. 7 in . MODERAT£ PRICES Seeks Barring Of Temple Beth El., Lowell. Milton Rigelhaupt Pro-Nasser Group In Memoria"9 Managing Dlractor 1946-EDWARD KEMICK-1962 CRANSTON JEWISH CENTER IShindl er, treasurer: Samuel Ja­ JERUSALEM - Attorney Gen­ In Loving Memory Rabbi Saul Leeman w!ll speak cobs, financial secretary: Hyman eral Gideon Hausner asked the WIFE, DAUGHTER, FOR DELICIOUS on "What Is Conservative Schacht~r. recording secretary; Israel Supreme Court last week to SON-IN-LAW, SON. Judaism?" at the Cranston Jew- Nathan Malenbaum. chaplain; reverse a decision invalidating ish Center this evening at 8: 30 Samuel Rosenfield, sergeant-at­ "public welfare and security Card of Thanks DINING VISIT THE The family of the late MRS. PAUL­ P .M. arms, and Joseph Connis. inner needs" as grounds for refusing INE MILLER of 986 Hope Street Cantor Jack Smith will chant guard. registration to a company to do wishes to thank their many relatives and friends for their kind expressions the liturgy and Mrs. Ellis Rosen­ Louis Rosenbaum, past presi­ business in Israel. of sympathy during their recent thal will be the organist. dent. will be the installing officer. The issue developed when the bereavement. An Oneg Shabbat will follow the Following the installation cere­ Israeli registrar refused on those The family of the late OSCAR WINDSOR service. grounds to register an Arab na­ MOSSBERG acknowledges with ap­ mony refreshments will be served tionalist group, Elard. which had preciation the many expressions of 377 MAIN STREET by Mrs. Helen Shindler. sympathy received during their recent INSTALLATION CEREMONY issued a publication favoring the loss. SOLOMON MOSSBERG DOWNTOWN The Providence Fraternal As­ policies of President Nasser of sociation will hold its annual in­ PEPPER FAMILY CIRCLE Egypt. The court ruled that if the PAWTUCKET stallation of officers on Sunday The Pepper Famliy Circle held application was denied for fear THE FAMILY OF THE LATE at 7 PM at the Jewish Community its annual installation of officers that the group would resume pub­ ALEX WEINER • FREE PARKING • Center Auditorium on Sessions at the home of Mr. an.ct Mrs. B. lication of the pro-Nasser organ Wish to thank their relatives and Klemer. Sidney Pepper was the and publish seditious material, dear friends for the kindness and PA 6-9761 Street. sympathy shown during their re­ The officers to be installed are installing officer. there was a censor who was com­ cent bereavement. Open Dady • 11 A . M . to 1 A .M . Shaw, president: Jerome Officers installed were Leonard petent to ban publication of mat­ MRS. ALEX WEINER Order-; Put Up To Take Out vice president: Samuel Buckler, president, Jacob Pepper, ter likely to harm the security of vice president: Charlotte Wine. the state. In asking for a reversal, Haus­ secretary and Samuel Buckler, THE FAMILY OF THE LATE treasurer. ner contended that under the pre­ THE CHEVRAH KADISHA Entertainment was furnished sent conditions, Israel -could not STEVEN (Burial Society) by Peter Fernstein and Bernard "give official sanction to an organ­ Klemer. ization whose aim is subversion HARVEY WEISS OF PROVIDENCE and which seeks to promote this A buffet supper was served and aim by means of the basest kind Acknowledg ■s with wishes to announce hostesses for the evening were of agitation." The court did not Grateful Appreciation Mesdames Serna.rd Klemer, H. Th■ Kind that henceforth, if God forbid, o death occurs in o set a date for a ruling on the ap­ Buckler, and Sidney Pepper. peal. Approval of the appeal would Expressions family, it will insure the proper spiritual and digni­ establish the principle that groups Of Your Sympathy fied attention and core due the deceased, accord­ PARENT TEACHERS seeking registration as companies MRS. AND MRS. JEROME WEISS ing to Jewish low, with appropriate prayers and would have to be above suspicion On January 3oth, Tuesday even­ MR. AND MRS. JACK WEISS rituals. concerning any intent to harm the ing at 8:30 the Temple Beth state. THE CHEVRAH KADISHA David Religious School will hold Has The Fullest Cooperation of the a Parent Teachers Meeting in the Temple. Mr. Joseph Gladston, MAX SUGARMAN FUNERAL HOME Chairman of the School Board Max Sugarman Funeral Home announced that Mr. Meir Zippor, "THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" President : Hyman B. Stone Vice-President : Joseph Bernstein Principal of the School will be Second Vice-President : Sydney Richman there with the full teaching staff. - MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION - Nate : The Society Is Chartered By The Stat.e of Rhode Island The classrooms wlll be open for DE 1-8094 4S8 Hope Street DE 1-863.6 the. parents to visit. ls-rael Gives Spy The Jewish Herald serves a w Who Gets The $25,000 Reward?--- The Blond community of 35,000 Adventuress Or The Argentine Lawyer 5 Year Prison Term HAIFA, Israel- Aharon Cohen, PAWTUCKET by Shaddai Benami 54, former leading member of the HAIFA--The woman who put raeli papers by reports which in­ tine bank. left-wing opposition Mapam Vicinity Oak Hill the finger on Adolf Eichmann still dicated Eichmann was hiding 1n A team of operatives shadowed Party, today was jailed for five NEW APARTMENT waits for her $25,000 bonus. But the Arab oil principality of Kuwelt, "Ricardo Clement" and kidnapped years after being found guilty of it doesn't look as if she is going on the Persian Gulf. him as he returned home from three charges of es~ionage for an 2nd FLOOR to collect. The 42-year-old blond, work in May 1960. The final slip In his new home In lt\suburb of unnamed East European country: who calls herself Baroness Ingrid and fatal mistake Eichmann made 12' x 16' Living Room; Fully Buenos Aires, Adolf Eichmann Most of the case was heard in Equipped Electric Kitchenette; von Sternberg, is neither a baron­ was to send his wife a bunch of Small Dining Area; Generous read the reports and smiled. In secret in the Haifa District Court. ess nor a genuine blond, according roses on their 25th wedding anni­ Closets. her hotel room In Salzburg, in Cohen was accused of obtaining to reliable information received versary. Agents who followed him SUITABLE - PROFESSIONAL Upper Austria, the baroness read information likely to be of value by Israeli security police. Beau­ into the florist's shop saw the BUSINESS, WIDOW the papers and smiled too, though teous Ingrid, at that time a bru­ written order and the greeting to an enemy with intent to harm REFERENCES for different reasons. She also nette, was a high-priced call girl card. Adolf Eichmann and Veron-• the security of the state, and of read that the Israeli Government, 17 years ago, when Eichmann met ica (Vera) Liebl were married in having passed secret information PA 6-6378 the World Jewish Congress and her for the first time in Nazi­ May 1935. But Ricardo Clement to agents of a foreign power. the Union of Former Nazi Victims ruled Vienna. and the "widow" of Adolf Eich­ were considering offering a $25, With the Nazi Reich crumbling mann (she claimed that her hus­ 000 reward for any reliable in­ all around him, the chief execu­ band was kllled by Czech partisans formation leading to Eichmann's tioner of the Jews ran amuck over in Prague in May 1945 and had a capture, dead or alive. As a matter JOSIAH SACKS, M.D. what was left of Germany, order­ death certificate to prove it) were of fact, this offer was never offi­ ing the destruction of slave-labor married only in 1952. This final Announces The cially published. The money was camps and wholesale slaughter of touch of sentimentality sealed available, but the various author­ Opening Of His Office At all surviving Jews. Known as a Eichmann's fate. quiet family man, devoted to his ities and agencies involved could wife and children, Adolf Eichmann not agree on the exact wording 511 Hope Street picked up at least four, mistresses and conditions of the offer. Before The $25,000 Question Providence, R. I. in six months. When the Russians all points under dl!U)ute were thrashed out, Adolf Eichmann was But who is entitled to the $25, occupied Budapest, where Eich­ 000 bonus, providing the offer still Practice ·Limited To mann was busy supervising the captured and brought to Israel by Obstetrics And Gynecology a group of volunteer agents. stands, since it was never offi­ murder of Hungarian Jews, the cially made? The phony baroness Gestapo colonel retired to Vienna. How did they find him in Bue­ provided the first real clue to By Appointment Only UN 1-2350 There he took up with Ingrid be­ nos Aires? Seven different persons Eichmann's whereabouts, but the fore going on to other cities and claim the credit now. The first German lawyer in the Argentine mistresses in the final days of reliable information was indeed capital came forward with Eich­ the Nazi Reich. received from the phony Austrian mann's cover name and address. A dossier on Ingrid, compiled baroness. Ingrid made photogra­ And it was the Austrian-Jewish BERMUDA GOLF SPECIAL by the Austrian Police, shows that businessman who first spotted phic copies of Eichmann's "hunt­ PERSONALLY CONDUCTED BY DAN KOUFFMAN she was the widow of an Austrian ing picture" and his sentimental Vera Eichmann In Austria, thanks S.S. officer, who served with Hit­ to a friendly official who notified $229, ALL EXPENSE - 7 DAYS, 6 NIGHTS love letter, and sent them to the c,a, Penon, Double Occupan,yJ ler's elite storm troops on the Israeli authorities, stating herfull him. Finally, the man who read Russian front. After a brief affair address in Austria, and demand­ the fateful greeting card attached MEN AND WOMEN INVITED with Eichmann, she surfaced again ing the $25,000 if Eichmann were to Eichmann's bunch of rose s in turbulent post-war Vienna. caught. played a key part too. This makes Includes Free Golf five persons eligible to share the Scandals Featured Round trip transportation from Providence {Jet from Boston) - 2 meals award. There are two other men Plastic Surgery daily, Bermuda head tax, round trip transportation from airport to ho!el, who claim an equal share for their In Nazi Magazines all tips for porters, room and meal service. Rum Swizzle party, dancing Report A Lie parts in the real-life drama. But This time she was a blond, and the woman who put the finger on and entertainment. was known to be the mistress of Israeli investigators compared Adolf Eichmann claims she is en­ an American officer. She w a s the letter sent in by Ingrid with titled to the entire reward because LEAVES SUNDAY, MARCH 4 married and divorced several available samples of. Eichmann's she was the first to put the in­ and RETURNS SATURDAY, MARCH 10 times after the war, and figured handwriting and found that both had vestigators on the right track. In several scandals featured In been written by the same man. A Will she collect the money? That For Information and Reservations Call German picture magazines. In far comparison of his photo with the is the $25,000 question. away Argentina, snug and safe in only picture available of Eichmann Reprinted from DAN KOUFFMAN his hideout with wife and sons, till that date, showed that he had The JEWISH DIGEST Adolf Eichmann read the papers not changed much in physical ap­ Cranston Travel Service STuart 1-49n and felt his pulse quicken. Beauti­ pearance and that reports of plas­ ful Ingrid's photo reminded him of tic surgery were not true. the good old days in Vienna, when A team of investigators de­ he was lord and master over mil­ scended on the Argentine city of lions of helpless human beings, Tucuman. The post office box ad­ the greatest executioner in human dress given by Eichmann belonged history, and she was his patheti­ to a German-owned ind us tr i a 1 cally-grateful mistress, proud to FRED SPIGEL'S plant, established by German fu­ be associated with a great Nazi Selections from the Boston Sym­ gitives with fllftds smuggled out of phony Orchestra's Feb. 6 concert overlord like Eichmann. Europe by the Nazi underground. Like most Nazi war criminals, in Providence will be reviewed by FOOD CENTER Local police and authorities were Dr. Morton Gold on the Jewish KOSHER PRAIRIE AVENUE Eichmann combined a murderous certainly aware of the Hitlerites . cynicism with corny sentimental­ Community Center's next "Con­ 225 229 in their midst, but did not mind cert Preview" program, on Wed­ GA 1-8436 - MA 1-6055 ity. Whatever it was that moved them. In fact, local police protect­ him to write a letter to his former nesday Jan. 24, at 8 P.M., at the ed the privacy and secrecy of the East Side Center building. mistress, he topped off foolishness Nazis in the Tucuman region. But with stupidity• by enclosing his pic­ Selections by Debussy. Honegger, the Israeli investigators learned Saint-Saens, and Ravel will be in­ ture. The letter itself was brief, that Eichmann himself was not in = and to the point. It ran something cluded on the program. Dr. Gold ROLLED BEEF Tucuman, though still in Argen­ will use recordings and piano il­ ' · like -- "remember the good old tina. The search could be narrow­ · times? I wish we were together lustrations to accompany his dis­ ed down to one country. cussion program. BUDGET PACK ; now . . . " Eichmann signed the At the same time, Eichmann's ! letter with his diminutive nick­ Admission to the program is wife, Vera, visited Austria to ex- open to all interested adults. A ICE CREAM 1/2 gal. 45c : name "Adi." Ingrid used to call . tend the validity of her original = him that back in 1945 Vienna. coffee hour follows the discussion passport. Israeli operatives were program. MAINE The photo he sent her showed him tipped off by a local Jewish busi­ in a wide-brimmed ten-gallon nessman, whose family was wiped POTA TOES 10 lb. bag cowboy sombrero and poncho, with BRIDGE TOURNAMENTS 19c out by the Nazis and who devoted A series of Tuesday night Dupli­ a hunting rifle in his hands, kneel­ the rest of his life to hunting down ing near a deer he shot during a cate Bridge Tournaments will BONELESS FLANKEN lb. Nazi war criminals. When Vera open at the East Side Jewish 39c hunt in the Tucuman province of returned to Argentina, she was Northern Ar_gentina. The photo Comunity Center on Tuesday at tracked all the way to Buenos 8 P .M . . was also signed: "With love from Aires, but the operatives lost her LAMB CHOPS lb. 59c ~ =< your Adi." Open to both Center members in the Argentine capital. She went and non-members, the sessions ~ 0 -Sees Personal Gain into the ladles room at the airport will be conducted on alternate ' and left it by a second door, of Tuesday evenings, under the direc­ Sabbath Information which the operatives were not ' In Love Letter tion of Mark Forman, Center The .return address given was aware. WE GIVE Housewives branch director. Participation is that of a post office box In Tucu­ Back in Israel, . a letter was Light, Sabbath ~ man- City. But the phony baroness received from a German lawyer open to all adult experienced GOLD BOND Candles · '· was anything but sentimental. She in Buenos Aires. He said that bridge players. either individuals Tonight 4 :26 kept both the photo and the letter Eichmann called himself Ricardo or pairs. Advanced registration for the STAMPS! Ned Friday at and started calculating how to use Clement and lived in a suburb of 4:35 P.M. -both, to her greatest personal gain Buenos Aires. The lawyer also program is preferred, so that the ··and ' advantage. At that time, a demanded the $25,000 in cash or center can make adequate pro­ - false furore was raised In the Is- in a letter of credit to an Argen- vision for tables. .. The l{erald finds it necessary IThe choice of articles to be omit­ many times to e!lit or omit news t.!ld is purely arbitrary. Omissions N releases submitted for publication. are due to lack of space: · ! ~;~;;;~~;=~-~_;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; CLAS.SI Fl ED .MISS VICKY· EAST SIDE - Furnished apartment for Welcomes c,9uple In new home to share with Her Wonderful Customers gentlemen. New• furniture. Reasonable and Friends ~r right party. JA 1-9235 or WI 1-2514. To Her New Salon NICE, large furnished room for rent in private house. All home privileges VICKY'S with congenial person. PL 1-4659. UNFURNISHED apartment, 5 rooms Beauty Salon wanted by middle aged working 17 Strawberryfield Rd. couple. No children. East Side. Ap. Miss Vicky Warwick, R. I. Miss Barbara proximately $75. Box 628, The Herald. Cor. Strawberryfield Rd. and Sandylane Rd. Phone RE 7-9796 EAST SIDE - Rochambeau Avenue. Clean, 4 large room flat. $40 monthly. We Specialize In Hair Coloring and High Fashions UN 1-otl25. Tu Bishevat Program - Shown above are the children from the South Side Jewish Community Center's Nursery School as they celebrate the Tu Bishevat holiday with their own "Tree-planting Exercises". The children are John Brooklyn, Michael Chalek, Nancy Chorney, Nancy David, David SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, WHOLE Deitch, David Feldman, Debra Fell, David Fink, Charles Fredin, Jone Golkin, Debbie Golkin, John Kelman, Jane The 10th anniversary of the R.I. Krasner, Marcia Resnick, Jr. Silva, Kathy Testa, Beth Wang, Jewish Bowling Congress will be Lisa Weingeroff, and Philip We~ler. LAMB celebrated at a supper - dance Saturday, Feb. 3 in the Empire Room of the Colony Motor Hotel. Agreement On Claims Announced Alie Shatkin of the Temple VIENNA - Agreement was an­ the right, under the agreement, to Beth El Brotherhood League is nounced last week between two dispose of about 80 % of the pro­ LEGS general chairman of the affair. government - appointed collection ceeds. totaling at present some Past presidents and other honor­ agencies on distribution of pro­ $2,700,000. Collection Agency B, REG TRIM ary officers of the Congress, which ceeds from heirless properties of set up to handle the same func­ WHOLE comprises 13 duckpin and tenpin victims of the nazi era in Austria. tions for non-Jewish heriless pro­ l849c , leagues, will be given special rec­ perty, will dispose of the remain­ Collection Agency A, which was ognition at the supper-dance. set up to handle collection and al­ ing 20 %. LB Oven-Ready Lamb Legs WHOLE 59c The past presidents are: Mur­ location of funds heirless prop­ Additional proceeds are expect­ ray Trinkle, Beth El, 1952-1954 ; erty of Jewish victims will have ed from the sale of securities and Ed Lang, Cranston Center, 1954- real properties of both categor­ 1955 ; Nat Alterman, Beth El, 1955- ies of victims, as well as from re­ FRESH 1956; Sam Feldman. Fineman­ Open Window Ends sults of some 600 claims now BRISKET Trinkel. 1956-1957; Sid Dressler pending on such properties. POT AEPi, 1957-1958, Morty Miller, Shifts In Party Line Representatives to the two Harold Bloom, 1958-1959; Perry WAR.SAW-- Hendrych Holland agencies were named on recom­ Shatkin, Sackin - Shocket, 1959- was one of the handful of Pollsh mendation of groups representing 1960. and Merl Rodyn, Beth El. Jews to survive the Nazi occupa­ the victims. In the case of Collec­ ROAST 1960-1961. tion of his country. A schoolboy tion Agency A, members were The current president of the at the outbreak of World War I I, named on recommendations from - ·FRONT CUT Congress is Miles Goldberg of he fought In a Left-wing resistance the Committee for Jewish· Claims·, Temple Emanuel. group. During the war years he on Austria, the Association of (Straight Cut lb 89c) L865C threw in his lot with the Commu­ Austrian Jewish Communities and ANNUAL INSTALLATION nists and joined their parry. the World Council of Jews from Mter the war young Holland, Austria. Most of the funds to be The annual installation of of­ whose friends knew him as an allocated by Collection Agency A ficers was held by Simcha Santha idealistic believer in Poland's will be used to aid Jewish survi­ 128. Nomads of Avradaka, on Jan. Communist revolution, went into vors now living in Austria. CHI-CKE NS 13 . youth work. Later he became a Payments based on the agree­ Mrs. Eugene Troberman, deputy hard-working and trusted parry ment cannot begin until the Aus­ LARGE ROASTING district imperial representative. journalist. trian Parliament approves the re­ 43c installed Mrs. Joseph Markowitz, During the ideological thaw quired basic laws, which are now READY-TO-COOK 4Vi-5 LBS LB Rani; Eugene Troberman, rajah; after Stalin's death, M. Holland pending. The fund established for and Mesdames Marilyn Libman, emerged as a "revisionist," a these purposes included a con­ princess Elaine Rose. pundita; member of the reforming and tribution by the West German · Sandra Affrick, purohita; Eunice liberalizing Communist faction government. Zeidman, rishi; Joyce Friedman, soon to be condemned by the parry scribe; Rose Goldstein, treasurer; hierarchy. He was an intimate of Sarah Lieberman, 2nd warder; the liberal parry group that fo­ Public Servants Go Miss Lillian Klitzner, 1st warder; mented the 1956 outburst in War­ Ruben Zeidman, director of works, saw that brought the "moderate" On Strike In Israel and Mrs. Ann Altman, samen. Communist, Wladyslaw Gomulka, back to power. TEL AVIV - Almost 6,000 engi­ Special Honors were given to past re­ Two years later the repression neers and architects in public ser­ gents Paul Goldstein and Morris of revisionism came and, like many vice conducted by the government Rose by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Devens another Pole, M. Holland retreat­ and other public works, except Sale! on completition of their tenure of ed from the ideological firing line. enterprises, conducted by the De­ office. Presiding officer was Dr. He took an unostentatious, non­ fense Ministry, went on strike for Joseph Markowitz. assisted by political job as a research worker higher wages despite a personal . FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! marshalls Joyce and Louis Fried­ in sociology at the Polish Academy plea by Prime Minister Ben-·· man. of Sciences. Gurion who called leaders of the Refreshments were served by the His wife divorced him, but M. strikers to his offices here and re­ collation chairman, Mrs. Harry Holland told friends he was more quested that they stay on the job. Bokor Coffee Zettel. content than he had been in many Last minute efforts to avert the VIGOROUS and WINEY years, happy to live in peace and walkout were also made by His­ MALA VE MALKE quiet, far from politics. In 1950, tadrut, the Israel Federation . of The congregation and Sister­ he visited the Soviet Union as a Labor and by leaders of the domi­ SAVE 12c 3 LB 171 hood of Shaare Zedek Synagogue tourist and had been appalled by nant Mapai party. REG. 1.83 BAG a will hold their 7th annual Malve conditions he had found in the Representatives of the strikers Malke on Saturday in the vestry heartland of communism. But he had previously signed an agree­ SAVE 4c retained his parry membership. at 8 P . M. ment to accept the findings of a 1-lb Bag REG. 63c 59c On Dec. 19 plainclothes police­ Leo Greenberg, chairman, will men entered M. Holland's Warsaw special committee established to. • JANE PARKER 1 LB 8 OZ 39c be assisted by Miss Evelyn Green­ probe their demands for higher· A I P18 SAVE 20c 8 IN. SIZE apartment and arrested him. Two pp e stein and Mrs. Alton Molasky, co­ days later he was brought back to pay. The committee consists of •,ffon CAKE-Jane Parker 1 LB 49c chairmen. his apartment to be present during representatives of the Govern- ,. 0 nge Ch SAVE 10c SIZE ra Movies of the mock marriage a police search of his lodgings. ment and Histadrut. However, it D t JANE PARKER-SAVE 6c 12 IN 23c held at the Chanukah program While a guard's attention was dis­ was charged by the Government onu 5 PLAIN, SUGAR OR CINNAMON PKG I will be shown and refreshments tracted, M. Holland hurled himself that the strike committee with­ Pricn ~wn In this Id euarante«I thru Sat., Jan. 20 will be served. out the fifth-floor window. He was drew from participation in the & t'fftctlvt at All A&P Super MarktU In this community & vicinity 1• Reservations may be made by dead when the police surgeon ar­ committee when they heard that calling ST 1-4097; HO 1-9717; rived. The charge against M. Hol­ the ·committee's recommendations 421-0780, or HO 7-7667. land has not been made public. would not meet the wage demands. Is Israel Planning Bomb? Discuss Freedom '.' (Contµiued from Page 1) I that the Israelis are a determined dence that the Israel Government Of !migration fact· that this was too large is the and ruthless people who will stop is working towards an option to (Continued from Page 1) re~so11 given for the decision to at nothing to survive: what would produce these weapons can prob­ However, Ingles has found, as re­ accept the French proposal. There make nucl'ear weapons more ere­ ably be traced to this possibility gards the rights of a national to may also have been a difference in dible than this? But events are not running mili­ leave his own country, the situa­ the controls which went with the Closer examination makes this tarily against Israel. We may tion is "ar less favorable, and in­ French reactor. In any ~ase, an view less tenable. A country which therefore conclude that the long­ deed the general trend over a agr~ement, which has never been has difficulty in persuading any­ term capacity to produce nuclear period of many years has been publislied and which was not con- one to sell it a medium tank and weapons is being held in reserve retrogressive." veyed to London or Washington cannot obtain even antiaircraft against a series of develppments Doesn't Mention Russia was signed between the Israel and guided weapons · from the Great which at present appear unlikely Mentioning neither Russia nor French Governments. Under this Powers is not likely to be sold nu­ Of course in Israel, as in India the Russian Jews specifically, the a -~4',•megawatt (thermal) reacto; clear weapons or delivery systems there is an implied reliance on report pointed out that "greater wa~ begun to much the same de- in any but the most extreme cir­ the Americans, British, or French number of people are effectively sign as one in Brest and will be climstances. But what would the to come to the rescue if the Rus­ confined behind their national ready to go critical in 1964. If used policy of the Russians be towards sians arm the other side with nu­ boundaries today than in previous Engaged - Mr. and Mrs. for military purposes, this at full Egypt in the event of Israel pro­ clear weapons. The presumption is periods of history." Comparatively Harvey Logowitz of 292 power would produce between four ducing nuclear weapons? The Is­ that this would so obviously draw few countries, Ingles added, "ap­ the East-West conflict into the Rochambeau Avenue, an­ and six kilograms of plutonium a raeli authorities feel that there is pear to recognize, either in their nounce the engagement of year - and this might be enough a good chance that in some way area that the idea need not be constitutions, laws, or administra­ for one bomb a year if ras is pos- Russian nuclear weapons would given serious consideration. tive regulations, the right of a na­ their daughter, Leta A., to sible) the Israel AEC has found come into Egypt's hands. If that With China and West Germany, tional to leave the country," Alan J. Klitzner, son of Mr. out a lot about how to design happened, the Israelis would be however, Israel must be regarded Other reports to come before and Mrs. William Klitzner bombs. - at a grave disadvantage. Leading as an uncertain country for the the subcommission will deal with of 53 Dartmouth Road Until the terms of the agree- men in the Government insist future. Like China, she seems to discrimination in the field of po­ Cranston. ... ment are known, and above all that Israel's military interest is derive certain benefits in prestige litical rights and with texts of in­ Miss Logowitz, a graduate of ~ until _the source of the natural and must continue to be to keep from the fear that she may be on ternational agreements "which Hope High School, is a senior at ; uranium for the reactor is dis- nuclear weapons out of the Mid­ the way towards a bomb. This is provide special protective mea­ the Rhode Island Hospital School ~ closed, there can be no absolute die East. thought to spread a certain kind sures for ethnic, religious or ling­ of Nursing. Mr. Klitzner is a certanity about whether it will be This depends, of course, on Is­ of respect. But, like the West Ger­ uistic groups." The report by graduate of Hope High School and used for weapons purposes. It has rael's maintaining her present mans, the Israelis can see the Ingles is expected to deal also with Bryant College. been suggested in the us that conventional dominance indefl­ perils which would open for them the question of the protection of The couple plan to be married the French are planning to use it nitely. The official view is that the if the Russians became convinced minorities. on May 29. as a source of plutonium for their Army's superiority will not be that this was what they were do­ ing. The policy seems to be, there­ own weapons programme and will challenged for the foreseeable fu­ HAVE YOU TRIED OUR provide the fuel and take back ture. If a powerful Arab leader fore. to keep Cairo wondering HOME MADE the irradiated material for this were to rise up and obtain the while offering mild reassurances GJC FUND AT purpose. Although plausible, this serious support of a Great Power to the Great Powers. The Powers Pickled Watermelon? is denied authoritatively in Israel, in developing a fighting force will therefore go on watching Is­ $645,000 ·At· where it is said that no commit- capable of overwhelming Israel. rael carefully, but there is little chance on present form that they Park Ave. Delicatessen ments of any kind have been nuclear weapons might well em­ See Story on Page 14 l40 Park Ave. Cranston made to France. No decision, it is erge as a final deterrent. The evi­ will see anything to frighten them. said, has yet ben taken about fuel -;;:-- -:-:-~-;----:::;:;-----;-----:;~---=------Ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~====~ and -none need be taken until O'Ptimism Carries Cantor about 1963. Some people in the programme appear to believe that Through Concentration Camps it. is possible to get natural uran- Go After the Kind of People ium on the world market without To New Life In United States any:, slgnifi.(:ant controls. Others other congregations, he said one say that this might at any rate be (Continued from Page 1) true by 1963 or 1964 since the Auschwitz concentration camp, of the main reasons is that he You Want in Your -Store -~ uranium market is breaking up. where he spent three years before wished to send his older son, Joseph to the Maimonides School The official view is, however, that being transferred to Buchenwald. in Boston. Galveston, Texas, this is unlikely and that it will His father and six brothers and where he had lived previous to USINESS is a battle. And the master of busi­ probably be necessary to make an sisters were lost. coming to Brockton recently, he ness is the man who thinks-plans-directs agreement under which the fuel He was fortunate in that he found much too hot - particular­ [fil the fight with the cool and calculating eye of is sµ_pplied by one or other of the I escaped t_he gas chambers. but he ly six and a half months of the nucelar Powers and brought back was put mto a labor camp where year. an experienced general. Competition is daily to_that country for chemical sep- he worked nights in an airplane Besides his duties as cantor, he becoming keener in every line of trade. Scientific aration. It is also being intimated factory. During all his years in will teach Hebrew school, and of methods are demanded in every department of busi­ oflicjally ·. <,though no announce- the brutal surroundings of the course, will continue in his pro­ ment has been made> that no nazi concentration camps he did fession as a Mohel. He still recalls ness. And all commercial organizations lead to defi­ sep11,i•ation . plant is contemplated not give up hope. In a book recent­ the time that he was called to offi­ nite and centralized effort. at present. This part of the busi- Jy published in England titled ciate at a circumcision to which he ness of producing plutonium is "Yellow Star," written by a fellow had to travel 300 miles. In no other feature of modem business is the expedi­ one of the most complex and diffi- prisoner, his optimism, good spirits Cantor Fishoff lives at 15 Bruns­ ency of concentration so universally emphasized as in cult -and proved the most signifi- and high morale are particularly wick Street, Brockton, with his cant bottleneck in the French ef- mentioned. wife, the former Edith Lieberman, the advertising end. Topsy-turvy publicity will quickly fort to produce a bomb. Liberated by the Americans on who was born in Berlin, and his eat up the profits. In order to create a demand for an If this official version is accu- April 11, 1945, a date he will not two sons. Joseph 11, and David. article through hewspaper advertising you must first rate~ the military importance of torget. he went with a group of five. Dimona is obviously negligible, at 30 to Tangier, Africa. From here formulate a specific proposition for the right people. least for many years. The weight he was finally _able to g? to New BETH SHOLOM SISTERHOOD of· evidence is certainly on this York, where his sister lives, and This accomplished, you nest seek on economical and The Sisterhood of Temple Beth I side. - Nevertheless several ques- he served as car:tor m several New efficient vehicle of publicity for the marketing of - tions ·are not being adequately York congregations for the high Sholom will hold its regular I . holidays. monthly meeting on Wednesday, your goods. The selection of your medium should be answered. Would a country such Rabbi Fishoff was educated at at 8:30 P. M. in the temple vestry. as Israel embark upon such an ex- . . . made with regard to the character of the merchandise · '· · · t ·th t k" the seminary m Bratislava, once Due too the cancellation of the you are offering. If you are engaged in distributing pensive pro1ec w1 ou ma mg know as Pressburg, Czechoslo- December meeting, the program some arrange_;11ents for the pro- vakia, before the Germans came. has been carried over to this goods of the better grade, you know that your logical v1s1_on of fuel. Why has so much He continued his cantorial studies month. Mrs. Diana Silk will re­ field of sale is that of the substantial, prosper.ous class secrecy surrounded it? And can in conservatories in Prague and view the novel, "The Crossing of people-the folks who can appreciate and afford one be sure that the French are Budapest, and served in the his­ Point", by Gerda Charles. A bingo not i:eady to release uranium fuel toric synagogue of Aitneue Schul. and a coffee hour will conclude your wares. without strings? cantor Fishoff calls himself a t.he evening. Your problem is to reach possible b11yers Thi_s borderline ability to pro- modern orthdox Jew. A difference --and no othen. duce a bomb by the end of the in religious belief, he feels, should PIONEER WOMEN decade and then possibly one a not cause hate _ he "sees bright­ Maximum results at minimum cost - ·that's The The next meeting of Pioneer year must be examined in relation ness in everyone and his belief." Herold's claim on your advertising appropriation. to · Israel's foreign and defence The Jewish people, he says, cannot Women will take place on Tues­ poTicy : Would the bomb do the job afford to be spread apart - "there day at 1 P . M. at the Sheraton now being done by the Army? is no reason for people to be fa­ Biltmore Hotel. Woul_i:! not the threat of nuclear natic." He continues saying that Mrs. Leah Weinberg of the Na­ attacks on Cairo, Bagdad, and the basic steps of Judaism should tional Office will be guest speaker. Damascus frighten the Arabs out be. kept and used as a guide; a · WHAT CHEER LODGE of ·the war of obliteration as ef- person should not drift too far THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH WEEl)LY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS, fectively as the highly trained re- from the "frame of tradition" but The next meeting of What Cheer servists· who showed their quality there sfiould be no hate. Lodge #24 Knights of Pythias will The Weekly Newepaper of the Home in• 1948' and 1956? This has ob- Asked why he came to Brock­ be held on Monday at Castle Hall - REACHES 35,000 READERS - vious appeal. The Arabs believe ton. since he had offers from at 8 P . M. II · II l

'° . WILL REBUILD TEMPLES ,\MSTERDA?d - Four syna­ Zionist Attacks e-2 gogues . Jn the old Amsterdam ~ ghetto, which were wrecked by the ""' Nazis during _the Second World 'Chaos' in Jewry o. W.ar, are to be rebuilt as museums Gentlemen: which is being done in behalf of "' with the financial aid of the The Rhode Islaand Association our no longer forgotten children. NEW YORK--The head of the ~ Dutch Government and the Ams­ for Retarded Children wishes to The photographs were especially World Zionist Organization called 'CLUBS Association, died here recently the Zionist movement "has ful­ at the age of 72. filled its major task by having The Jewish Community Center's A member of one of the most MIDGET BOLONIES 79c Golden Age Clubs are conducting prominent Jewish families In this brought about the creation of the membership campaigns during country, Mr. Goldsmld-Montef!ore State of Israel." Dr. Goldmann added that Jew­ Sparklet Whole BOTH the month of January. Heading carried on the family tradition of the drive for the East Side Cen­ public and charitable service after ish life here was "still too much STRAWBERRIES ter's Friendly Jewish Golden Age the death in 1938 of his father, concentrated on philanthropical Club is chairman Harry Rosen. Claude G. Montef!ore, a theologian problems and It is far from mak­ And ... Pint Mr. Rosen is being assisted by and philanthropist. ing its leading position in diaspora Mrs. Clare Pollack and Mrs. E . life (Jews living outside of Israel) SOUR CREAM 73c Drabienka. Mrs. Fanny Kaminsky He succeeded his kinsman, the felt by an adequate contribution heads the drive for the South late Sir Osmond Elim d' Avigor­ to the defense of Jewish rights all Side Center Golden Age Club, as­ Goldsmid, as president of the over the world and participating 100% Pure sistd by Mrs. Sadie Jacobs. Anglo-Jewish Association In 1926. in world Jew! sh problems." A new U. S . Flag will be pre­ He was president until 1939, after Rabbi Irving Miller, chairman ORANGE JUICE qt. 33c sented to the East Side Club by which he became its treasurerand of the American Zionist Council, Mrs. Clara Lerner on Thursday vice president. appealed to the Arab nations to apply the United Nations Charter afternoon, Jan. 25. Principal Mr. Goldsmid-Monteflore also 1890 DRESSING 12oz. 45c speaker at the presentation will was active in the work of the Jew­ also to the Middle East and make be Aaron Mittleman, commander ish Board of Guardians, the Jewish that area a "factor for the achieve­ :c:eoREt~N'S-::... ALL FLAVORS Association for the Protection of ment of peace rather than contin­ of the Shocket Post, VFW. Girls and Women, the Bernhard uation of strife," Members of the South Side Baron Settlement and the Council ICE c·REAM ½gal. 69c Golden Age Club will hear a talk Rabbi Max Nussbaum, chair­ of the Jewish Colonization Asso­ man of the Z.O.A.'s Executive on the benefits of the Social Sec­ ciation. urity program by Miss Florence Council, also told of what he said . Campbell, of the Social Security During Hitler's persecution of were attempts by Arabs at _the Cooked CORNED BEEF lb 1.99 Department at their regular meet­ the Jews, he played a prominent United Nations "to poison the .in­ ing on Tuesday, February 1, at 2 part in organizing aid for German ternational atmosphere with their P . M. Films and a question-and­ refugees In Britain and was asso­ usual venom." · answer period will be included on ciated with the Central British Others at the dinner who paid the program. Fund for German Jewry. tribute to Dr. Neumann were Mrs. During this period, as president Golda Meir, Israel's Foreign Min­ _HEBREW DAY SCHOOL of the Anglo-Jewish Association, ister; Michael S;- Coma:y:, Israel's he sought the British Government's Ambassador to the UnitedN10:ions; KESSLER'S The Ladies Association of the in te re es s'i on with Berlin and and Abraham Goodman, tt-e&surer Providence Hebrew Day School through the League of' Nations in 'of the JewishAgencyfoi;-IsraeUnc. DELICATESSEN will hold a meeting on Tuesday at behalf of the German Jews. Dr. Newmann' s career·, 'IN a s 8 P. M. in Temple Emanuel. Mr. Goldsmid-Montefiore was prai~ed by Prof. Enrique Rbtlri­ Open Sundays Till 6 - FREE DELIVERY Mrs. Elaine Edwards, fourth educated at Balllol College of Ox­ quezs.Fabregat, ,·1Ambas ,sador-- of grade teacher at the School, will ford University. He was decorated Uruguay to the Unit~- Nations. speak on "Your Child and Good with the Order of the British Em­ Dr. Neumann also waslj'l\aUed in 180- CAMP. STREET DExter 1-1482 Reading Habits". pire for his services during World 1a me~,age fr9fu )tre~ier lllvid Refreshments will be served. War I. · Ben-Gurion of rsra:e1. · /

; ; Eichmann's Book with the jack of hearts, entered ~ dummy by finessing the ten of His-Lawyers Fee _Bridge ' hearts, and ruffed another club. TEL AVIV - Dr. Robert Ser­ He then played the king of dia- ~ vatius, Adolf Eichmann's lawyer, by Ri:id Markus monds, which he could safely ;; said today he had obtained ex­ trump in dummy,· and drew the clusive rights for royalties from Canny last trump. His clubs were by then : the publication of the 500-page Here is a hand from the multi­ hand. Diamonds • Watches • Rings • Silverware his native Providence and ♦ -8 7 ♦ -A Q 10 XX X today against the revival of the temple where he ob­ Nazism. •-K J X 10 X Unusual Gold Jewelry and Charms • Fine China tained his early Hebrew ed­ South•-A 10 XX Giftware • Cameras • Radios • Leather Goods, etc. One of every two cars sold will ucation when he officiates .-Q •-A J 9 X be involved in an accident some­ at Sabbath services in Tem­ ♦ -KJ 9 X time during its lifetime the ALA ple Beth Israel on Friday, states. Jan. 26. •-x As guest rabbi, he will conduct When North the dealer, both the services and preach on "Your vulnerable. the bidding went: - Gift Wrapping and Delivery, of Course - Future and Mine". The service North East South West will begin at 8: 15 P.M. Pass lD Pass lS EL · l -9280 - 81 ROOMS 805 - 810 2NT 3S 4H Double DOCTOR'S Many in the congregation, how­ LAPHAM BUILDING, 8th FLOOR Pass Pass Pass ever. will also be looking back to 290 WESTMINSTER ST.• PROVIDENCE, R . I . the days when Rabbi Greenstein West led the eight of diamonds and East took the first trick with SUITE was one of its most active youths. Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 • 6 and Tues. and Thurs. Nites He was Bar Mitzvah and confirm­ the ace. East then played his king ed at Temple Beth Israel and went of spades and another spade, AVAILABLE on to choose the rabbinate as his which was covered by South and career. by West but trumped in dummy. Declarer now played a club from (East Side) Rabbi Greenstein is the son of dummy, and West won with the Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Green­ Corner Lloyd & Hope jack. When West played another stein of Cranston. His father is spade declarer allowed it to run 4 New Rooms­ currently serving his second term to his own hand, and he now de­ as president of the congregation. Off Street Parking cided to establish the long club tricks in dummy: but he had to Physician Retired make sure first that the queen of January 1st SCAD Starts hearts was not bare in East's DE' 1-4397 N. Y.Hearing Dental Fraternity To Build School On Aramco MONTREAL - Alpha Omega, Keller's won't offer yoou cheaper NEW YORK - The New York the Jewish dental fraternity, an­ quality to give you cheaper prices, nounced plans last week here for but Keller will give you the highest Sta te Commission Against Dis­ quality steer beef at the lowest crimination started a public hear­ a campaign to raise $250,000 for possible prices. ing on charges by the American a graduate school of dentistry for Jewish Congress that the Arabian Israel. American Oil Company refuses to The graduate school will be es­ hire Jews either for employment tablished as a part of a project to KELLER'S in Saudi Arabia or in New York. raise standards of dental care in Wlllard Shopping Center At the opening day's session a Israel. The fraternity has com­ SCAD field representative testified pleted a campaign for $1 ,000 ,000 FRESH KILLED CHICKENS for a dental school and work on Piano NO ½ LB. ADDED that out of 280 New York em­ FRESH STEER AND CALF ployees of the oil company, none the school building will begin this had obviously Jewish names and year, delegates were told. TONGUES lb. 59c only six had names that might be Dr. John Sherman of Toronto, Call JA 1-0960 Jewish. A further check of Armco a past president of the fraternity, FOR FREE DELIVERY said that there was "a crying TO CRANSTON • GARDEN CITY · records, the witness said, indicat­ NORTH END · EAST SIDE ed that only one of the six was need" for the dental school. He Sale! WARWICK absent from work on Rosh Has­ said that the dentists in Israel are REMEMBER: "The Proof of the in most cases immigrants from Pudding Is In the Eating" hanah 1960 and that this person was absent because he was on Europe. "Their average age is 60," Henry F. Miller LISTEN! SUNDAYS vacation. he reported, "and their methods WRIB - 2:00 P.M. In · his opening presentation, are now considered outmoded." For Radio Special of Week Shad Polier, vice-president of SPINET AJCongress, who is serving as United States interests there as FOR THE FINEST IN counsel in the case, charged that well." "Aramco uses the possibility of In reply, Poller noted that the travel to disguise the fact that it State Department official had Our reg . 695.00 $5S0* WALLPAPER is actually honoring a commit­ confined his objections only to a ment to its business partner - SCAD order that would compell English • Canadian • American Saudi Arabia - to exclude Jews Aramco to employ persons of the One of the oldest and most respected names in pianos. Made by America's largest manufacturers. Handsome hand rubbed finish . WIDE VARIETY OF from any part of its payroll, Jewish faith in Saudi Arabi - not foreign or domestic." · to any determl,natlon that would Highly repetitive action that is particularly suitable for children. PATTERNS Questions Legality bar discrimination by Aramco in Chester Bordeau, counsel for domestic employment. Phone orders--call Elmhurst 1- 3800, Ext. 541 TO SUIT ANY HOME Aramco, raised the question of the "To say that the Constitution constitutionality of the proceed­ requires New York State to per­ SEE THEM TODAY AT ings in asserting that Article II of mit racial and religious discrim­ the Federal Constitution gives the ination in the name of the com­ executive branch of the govern­ pany's private business arrange­ ASK ABOUT OUR PIANO AND RENTAL PLAN ment the power to conduct the ments with a foreign govern­ You may rent a piano or organ for as little as $8 a month ADLER foreign policy ancl defense of the ment," Pol!er declared, . "is to o~d apply the rental to the ~urchase pricl' if you buy._ United States. He quoted a 1958 stand the Constitution on its Hardware & Paint Co. letter by Assistant Secretary of head." State William M. Rountree that a The SCAD hearing is in ac­ *NO DOWN PAYMENT 198 Prairie Ave. DE 1-8135 ruling requiring Aramco to hire cordance with an order handed WILLAR'.l SHO PP I NG C ENTER Jews for Saudi Arabia and would down last year by the New York PIANOS & ORGANS, 4th Floor "probably adversely affect other State Court of Appeals. QO Fdshions Through The Years

A collection of-dresses saved by three gener­ ations was shown before the Dvorah Dayan Group of the Pioneer Women several weeks ago. This .collection which belo~ to Mrs. Marvin Antelman starts in the late 1800 s and goes through modern styles. The long dresses of the 1800's, the flapper dresses of the 1930's, the short dresses of World War Il, the long dresses again of after the war, · the chemises (which had a short life), and the short dresses of the present styles are all repre­ sented. , Perhaps, the ones which the women watch­ ing found most amusing were the dresses of the 1930's (and the chemise which was not too much different). The members of the club who modeled these dresses included Mrs. Irving Adler, Mrs. Mitchell Chalek, Mrs. Yeheshayeh Tadmor, Mrs. Albert Glucksman, Mrs. Charles Bernstein, Mrs. Alvin Kerzer, Mrs. Joseph Teverow, Mrs. Antelman a,nd Mrs. Philip Leitner. Mrs. Norman Berkowitz was commentator. Program chairman for "Fashion Through the Years" was Mrs. Antelman, assisted by co-chair-· man, Mrs. Leitner.

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Girls' School Found Biased Against Jews LONDON - Britain's so-called "public" schools for girls, which are the equivalent of private schools in the United States, dis­ criminate against Jewish students, it was found here last week in a study conducted for the London­ Evening Standard. The same writer made a study of bias in. "public schools for boys last yeari finding that the results "did not1 show up our tradition of educa-' tional tolerance in a very favor­ able light." At the Sherborne School for Girls. in Dorset, the writer found an attitude "uncompromising, to say the least. on the matter." He quoted the headmistress of the school as asserting. "Every girl who comes here must take part in our religious program. We can­ not accept girls who are unable to take part in our services, and, there are no facilities here where­ by a practicing Jew can worsl)ip on her own." While many· Jewish parents, t.he writer stated, complain that they find it difficult to get thiir girls into local public schooi, 'the two Francis Holland schools· in . London "operate a vigorous quo- ta of. 10% of Jewish pupils." 0 0f­ ficiais of St. Pau-i's -Girl School refused to make ahd. cominen t"-on the issue, according oo· the writer. "I want to send them '° some snow." "Snow? You silly A LETTER TO IS RAEL little jtirl. Snow will melt ~ ' even before you mail the t!!l ' letter." : THE ONLY ANGLO JEWIlllSH WEEKLY IN! R l:I AND SOUTHEAST MASS ATu Bishvat Story For Children Libby looked out o Published Every Week By The through the window, and ~ Jewish Press Publishing Company then she said: .. Box 6063, Providence, R. I. -Te lephone 724-0200 By Beryl Segal "Let us send them an f CELIA ZUCKERBERG Managing Editor Libby is a little girl Year for trees. icicle from the roof of z BRENDA SLACK Editor with blond hair and blue Mother liked the story our house and tell them c, eyes. Second Class Postage Paid at Providence, Rhode Island very much and she told in the letter what it is = Subscription Rates: Fifteen Cents the copy; By Mail, $5.00 per annum; outside She goes to Sunday Libby that just for that and that it grows on our ~ New England, $6.00 per annum. Bulk rates on request. Kindergarten, but s he she will buy her a _bag house just as the figs and F The Herald assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors In advertisements, but will reprint that part of the advertisement In which the cannot read nor write as full of figs and almonds dates and bokser grow in !=' typographical error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the management yet. and dates and raisins, and Israel." .., Immediately of any error which may occur. '' What did you do in bokser. All these things Grandfather laughed f! FRIDAY, JANUAEY 19, 1962 kindergarten today?" grow in Israel, and we and took Libby on his c, asks her mother when eat them and pray for knees and explained to -~ she comes home. them that they may have her: ._ "Nothing," she says, a good year of growth and "Little girl that you ~ JOUR MONEJ'S "we sang songs and the health. We will celebrate are. The letter to Israel e teacher told us a story." New Years for Trees. flies a day and a night, ; "Was it a nice story over land and over sea,~ the teacher told you?" Libby played with her and until the letter gets ~ WORTH the mother wants to know. brother and her sisters to Israel, the icicles will ... "Yes. But I don't think and you would think that melt and your uncles will :i: she had forgotten all about by Sylvia Porter I remember it." receive a little bit of t<> Mother said it is all it. But Libby does not water in an envelope and right if she remembers forget. When she came to nothing more." 'BRIGHT CONTRAST - WINTER 1961-1962' just part of the story, be­ visit her grandparents Libby thought and later in the day, she saw We're now into the months when virtually every statistic cause she likes to hear thought and then she ran comparing the economy of 1962 with that of 1961 will appear good it just the same. her grandfather writing off grandfather's knees. to sensational. Libby told her that in a letter. She put on her coat and At this time in 1961, the economic decline was within weeks of Israel it is spring now. "What are you writ­ her hat and she ran out­ bottoming out. Today, our economy is well past the stage of initial And a little tree stands ing, Zeidie ?'' side. Grandfather contin­ recovery, into a cycle of rise to the highest peaks ever -- and no there on a hill, and the "I write a letter to ued to write the letter ·r-··· factor which is now foreseeable is likely to stop the rise for many tree is all white with your uncles in Israel. Do and did not understand months to come. you want to write too?'' At this time last January, President-elect Kennedy's chief economic blossoms. And the child­ what Libby was doing and advisers were making headlines by saying out loud and for publication ren in Israel plant trees "I want to send them why she ran so suddenly. what President Eisenhower's chief economic advisers had refused to and sing songs because something," she said and After a little while, admit in the face of overwhelming evidence -- namely, that we were in it is spring. But we have her blue eyes sparkled. Libby returned from the a business slide, that talk of balancing the budget was nonsense and snow, and it is cold, and "What will you send outside. Her cheeks were that a first priority in the new congress should be legislation to help we eat fruit that grows them?'' asked the grand­ red and her little nose the unemployed get jobs. Today, President Kennedy and his chief in Israel. And it is New father. economic advisers are making headlines by saying out lou,d and for was half frozen, but she publication that the advance is solid and broad, talk of balancing the ran over to grandfather budget must be translated into fact and a first priority in the re­ and took an envelope and convened Congress should be legislation to help businessmen expand blew in it and sealed it and ·modernize their plants. quickly, and she said: If you'll recall how it was in the spring of 1959 -- precisely one "Quick, Zeidie, mail full year after the third recession of post-World War I I -- you'll grasp how dramatic the contrasts can (and will) be in the spring of 1962, the mouthful of fresh cold precisely one full year after the fourth recession of the postwar period. tJJ,m air from our back yard to To remind you: In the spring of 1959, the layoff rate in factories Israel. Tell them that it was down 55 per cent while the rate of hiring was up 37 per cent from by Leonard Lyons is winter here and we the previous spring. Net corporate profits had skyrocketed 48 per cent have no blossoms on the while new orders for durable goods -- a signal of manufacturing trees, but we have plenty activity to come -- had jumped almost 41 per cent. Prices of common Oona O'Neill Chaplin says the Silvers' daughter, Nancy, is in a of snow and ice and it is stocks had climbed over 33 per cent while industrial production was child she had recently will be her Florida hospital, a victim of pneu­ up over 21 per cent. cold, very cold here. And last -- because there just isn't any monia . . . . The movie version of tell them that I like it Retail sales had increased almost 10 per cent, personal incomes more room in the Chaplin house James Joyce's "Finnegan's Wake" almost 8 per cent, the factory workweek had lengthened 5 per cent -­ .... Cesare Siepi's agreementwith will be produced in Dublin thi s very much. And that I and our total economy (Gross National Product) had expanded the producers of the Broadway spring by Mary Ellen Bute of like the fruit of Israel.'' 11 per cent. musical, "Crime of Giovanni Ven­ "Expanding Cinema." And so the letter flew turi," permits him to take five Alfred Hitchcock signed Hedren a day and a night, over This is how it was a year after the bottom of the 1957-58 recession. nights off, to sing with the Met . .. . Tipp!, a model without any acting Will the pattern be as impressive a year after the low of the recession sea and over land, and A Moscow museum now claims to experience, to be leading lady in when it reaches Israel, I of 1960-61? have the long-missing manuscripts his next movie, "The Birds" . ... It could be better. and notebooks of Beethoven. The Indian government invited will tell you more about In many areas, it should be, because so far the latest advance is Bob Straille, of Palm Beach, Hitchcock to make a movie there. it. showing greater strength and both the administration and the Federal says he's proud of two accom­ "I couldn't," he said, "because . . . Reserve System are acting deliberately to add more power and life to plishments: On New Year's Eve, they won't let me float a body in (Mr. Segal's opinions are his the cycle then in 1959. he gave up drinking, smoking and the Taj Mahal pool" .... Hitchcock own. His views are not neces­ This time, for instance, the administration, under Kennedy, is Zsa Zsa Gabor .. . . Vaughn Monroe (Continued On Page 10 ) sarily those of this newspaper.) continuing to increase government spending on the theory that the will make his dramatic 1V debut bigger spending will spur the economy and thereby create the taxes in "Bonanza" next month .... Now to balance the federal budget at ever-rising levels. As 1963's budget that Tennessee Williams' "Night Max Sugarman Funeral Home is larger than 1962's, so 1964's will be larger than 1963's -- and of the Iguana" is successfully $100 billion annual budgets are clearly on the way. In 1959, the ad­ launched, the playwright will busy ministration under Eisenhower cut government spending with the himself with four one-act plays. COMMUNITY CALENDAR acknowledged aim of putting a brake on the expansion. The first will be produced in London soon, and the others off­ ·GENERAL JEWISH COMMITTEE WOMEN'S DIVISION This time, as another illustration, the Federal Reserve System is Broadway. For listing call GAspee 1-4111. Ask for Calendar Secretary. Mrs. Bertram continuing to pour credit into the banking system to stimulate borrow­ Rep. John V. Lindsay of New L. Bernhardt, Calendar Chairman. ing to feed the business advance and it plans to keep doing this as long York's -17th Silk-Stocking District Sunday, January 21, 1962: as inflation remains under control. In 1959, the central bank did just accepted producer Fred Coe's in­ 12:30 p. m.-Central New England Council, B'nal B'rith. the opposite -- it clamped down on credit to such a degree that even vitation to appear in the political Monday, January 22, 1962: the nation's top-rated borrowers couldn't get funds for their projects. satire, "The Farmer's Daughter," 10:00 a . m.--Slsterhood Temple Beth El, Discussion Group. Neither of these depressing forces which choked off the recovery on NBC-lV. Lindsay, a Republi­ 12:45 p. m.-Prov. Chapter Senior Hadassah, Board Meeting. 8:00 p . m.-Lad. Aux., Lt. Leonard Bloom Post, # 284 JWV A, Regular Meeting. in 1959 -- a budget cut and a brutal credit squeeze -- is operating to can, asked Coe if he'd also have 8:00 p. m.-Mothers' Ass'n ., Temple Beth David, Regular Meeting. abort the advance in 1962. to cast a Democrat in the play, 8:00 p. m .-Pawt.-Central Falls Hadassah, Reg ular Meeting. under the FCC's equal-time rule. 8:00 p. m .-What Cheer Lodge, # 24, Knights of Pythias, Regular Meeting. The contrasts between deepening recession in the winter of 1961 .... Coe said: "No, not when we Tuesday, January 23, 1962: 1:00 p. m.-Ploneer Women of Providence, Regular Me eting. and broadening prosperity in the winter of 1962 will be brilliant. Now have Peter Lawford as the star." 8:00 p. m .-Lad. Ass'n., Prov. Hebrew Day School, Regula r Meeting. if only we have the brains and statesmanship to act to delay and Dorothy Kirsten's debut In 8:00 p. m.- Mlrlam Hospital, Board Meeting. moderate the next recession, we'll give ourselves and the world Russia will be in Tiflis, in "La W&dnesday, January 24, 1962: smashin~ proof of the greatness of our unique American economic Traviata," this month. She'll also 12:00 noon- Siste rhood Cranston J ewish Center, " Luncheon An". sing in Riga , Leningrad and at the 12:30 p. m .- Unlted Order True Sisters, Inc., Luncheon and Fas hion Show. society. 8:15 p. m .-Narragansett Chapter, B'nal B'rlth Women, Regular Meeting. (Distributed 1962, by The Hall Syndica te, Inc.) (All Rights Reserved) Bo! shoi in Moscow. . . . Phi I 8:00 p. m.-Touro Fraternal Ass'n., Regular Me eting. ... ~------~------DELIGHTFUL DINING ································~ N i - Jiu £ip,n 'A (/)JUI i i------­... OSCAR KOOLOIAN'S a; New adventures in Gourmet D_ining in a captivating • (Continued from Page 9) • ... SEVENTH Arabian Nights atmosphere. Featuring various Near East was in St. Moritz recently. When Loving," and to write the screen­ delicacies, American Foods and Seafoods. Wines and cock­ VEIL the Master of Suspense saw a I play for John Collier's s to r y, < Armenian-American tails. Authentic Near East entertainment Friday, Saturday, = snowman there, all he could think "The Summer Music" . ... If the ~ Sunday only. Open S to 1; Sundays and Holidays open at of was: "What a place to put a Storie Club's receipts are down, Restaurant 12 Noon. Closed Mondays. Member Diners' Club, Ameri­ < Douglas Pike, Rte. 7 body." it's because the No. 1 customer, .., Smithfield can Express . whose average is 45 drinks a day, ~• ____C_E_l_-9_65_2 ______During the recent Bel Air fire, incidentally, Hitchcock stored is adhering to his annual Janu_ary Q< Capri Room Our impression of the Isle of Capri hos always been one most of his paintings in his new vow of abstinence . . .. An ordinary of carefree and happy living, with good food and liquors wallc-in refrigerator. He chose, Wall St. speculator was heard c2 55 Memorial Dr. ploying a major port. ti,; Pawtucket, R. I. W for safe storage only paintings by lamenting: "Do you want to malce PA. 5_3550 e, in our own way, ore trying to bring you the some dead artists. a lot of moJJey? Then buy the Q Samuel A. Penta atmosphere . . . naturally, good food, liquor, and friend- Although "First Love" closed stoclc l sell." ~ your host ship being the commodities we con best offer. last weekend after a brief run, Tony Franciosa, soon to co­ ~ OPEN FOR LUNCH OPEN MONDAYS ,_, ------co-star Hugh O'.Brian vows that star on Broadway in "The Um­ = Southern New England's most inviting Restaurant for the Broadway theater henceforth brella," was earning $75 as a Johnson's better than half a century ... serving Ocean Fresh Seo will be his First Love: He's leas­ short-order coolc when Jaclc Gar­ Q H k Food, Hord Shell Lobsters and tender juicy steaks. The ed an apartment here .. .. Lauren fein, the director, offered him a ~ ummOC S fabulous "Prime Rib Room" for succulent Roast Beef. Bacall and Jason Robards, Jr. small role in "End As a Man." ri 245 Allens Ave. Enjoy cocktails and piano music. Five dining rooms. named their new son Sam Prideaux The salary was $35, and he'd also Engaged - Mr. and Mrs. "' Tel. HO t.000 Open every day. Free parking for 500 cars. Robards .. . . Despite the ban by have to worlc In the box office. Arthur Richman of Emerson LA FESTA is held every Wednesday evening. Music, gay cos­ Britain's dancing schools, the Franciosa said he couldn't give The ROME up a $75 a weelc job for $35 . . .. Street, announce the en­ tumes, buffet. Visit our attractive new Cocktail Lounge. twist has Infiltrated the realm. gagement of their daughter, Restaurant Banquet rooms available for parties. We are still serving a The Arthur Murrays taught It to Two days later he showed up for rehearsals and told Garfeln: " If Annette S., to Larry Gordon Route 1, fine Italian Cuisine, featuring "La Carretta." Also delicious some eminent Londoners during N. Attleboro, Mau. Steaks, Lobsters, Chicken. Roast beef, Saturdays and Sun ­ a visit to the Wagon Wheel. I'm to be an actor, I have to start Fain, son of Mr. and Mrs. days. Open Daily at 5; Sundays at 12. acting.'' Alfred Fain of Memorial MYrtle 9-4041 Alberto Moravia, one of Italy's best-known novelists , for the first The film version of Nelson Road. time had to defend one of his Ailgren's "Walk onthe WildSide," Miss Richman is a graduate of books on a charge of pornography. set In a brothel, has an MP A seal Hope High School and is at tend­ Robert Resnick Moravia said he Is against por­ and Legion of Decency approval. ing the University of Rhode nography in literature. When a Columbia will advertise It: "This Island. ANNOUNCES dissenter quoted sexually explicit Is an Adult Picture. Parents Mr. Fain is a grad.ua te of Che­ po rt Ions of hi s book, Moravia should exercise discr etion In per­ shire Academy. The Opening of his Office for shrugged: "That Is not pornogra­ mitting the Immature to see it" .. . The couple plan to be mar ried The Practice of phy. Those scenes would be por­ Basin St. East wants to present on Sept . 16. nograplc If my boolc could have Benny Goodman' s Original Quar­ been written without them. But It tet, with Gene Krupa, Teddy Wilson PUBLIC ACCOUNTING couldn't." and Lionel Hampton .. .. Irving Suspects Held Richard Condon Is flying here Berlin flew back from Paris to 434 Industrial Bank Building from Switzerland to sell the movie resume his songw riting for "Mr. In Bombing Providence, R. I. GA 1-0693 rights .to his novel," A Talent for President. " Of Synagogue Ted Kheel, who settled the sub­ THEADORA'S way strike has entered the ranks CHICAGO -- Two suspects of Democratic gubernatorial pos­ were under arrest here last weelc SCHOOL OF DANCING sibilities . ... The real dark horse in connection with the bombing of YOUNG ADULT ASSOCIATION Classes now forming Is Abraham Feinberg, head of an Orthodox synagogue, while po­ Tap, Jazz and Ballroom Kayser-Roth, the largest company lice authorities have placed a 24- Of The Providence Jewish Community Center Teenagers and Adults of Its lcind In the world. He's a hour guard over all other syna­ Information - TE 1-3715 leader In civic movements and a gogues on Chicago's North Side. PRESENTS friend of JFK, Truman, Stevenson, Names of the suspects were not Dubinsky and Rose . . .. S, Hurolc, revealed by police. l NEW YEAR'S '62 the Impresario, i s arranging the Mrs. Helen Goodman, wife of Interior - Exterior European tour to be made by the rabbi who officiates at another Saturday, January 20th Erroll Garner. North Side temple, the Moteler AT THE PAINTING Thornton Wilder's great new Synagogue, reported to police that " Plays for Bleecker Street" open­ she received a telephone call from Cleaning - Repairing ed at the Circle-In-the-Square a man who threatened to blow up CROWN HOTEL last weelc. On opening night he her husband's house of worship. GUTTERS also lectured to the New Drama­ She said the mysterious caller Weybosset Street, Providence tists' League. His first lesson to told her "I am the one who blew Dancing 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. Insured them was that authors shouldn't up the other synagogue, and all attend their opening nights. the other synagogues on the North MUSIC BY IRVING ROSEN'S ORCHESTRA Raymond I.Du be Side will receive the same treat­ (Distributed 1962, ment." Donations $1.50 Per Person by The Hall Syndicate, Inc.) RE 7-1902 (!\II Rights Reserved) A housewarming at the bombed YAA Members $1.00 Non-Members $1.50 temple, Chevra Kadisha Machzilcai Hadas Synagogue, which has suf­ fered damage totaling $10,000 as a result of the bombing, has been postponed. The new $100 ,000 tem­ CONSOLIDATE ple was to have held its house­ warming last Sunday. AND PAY PIONEER WOMEN The first Installation of officers Floods Hit Israel; of the Business and Professional YEAR- END BILLS Chapter of Pioneer Women will be Damage Heavy Get the cash you need to held on Tuesday at 7:30 P .M . in TEL AVIV - Large sections of clean up those bills. Ask for an the Pilot Room of Johnson's Israel were hit by floods resulting insured personal loan. Repay Hummocks. from almost 48 hours of contin­ The charter will be presented by in easy installments - uous rain. which did road damage Mrs. Chaya Segal. estimated at least a half million at bank rates. See The installing officer will be pounds, stranding automobiles, "Everybody's Bank" now! Mrs. Leah Weinberg of National disrupting working hours and Pioneer Women. flooding many homes and public Alex Cohen will entertain with institutions. a selection of English, Yiddish Telephone service was interrupt­ and Israeli Folk Songs. LOAN DEPARTMENT ed by the floods between Tel Aviv Mrs. Bess Solkoff will be and Jerusalem and in other areas chairman of the evening. of the country. At Ramat Gan, children attending a kindergarten BUREAU BULLETIN had to be evacuated after the The January. 1962 issue of the school was flooded by waters com­ Jewish Education Bulletin has ing down from the hills. Many been prepared and contains news streets in this city were flooded and notes on J ewish education de­ by raging streams. On the high­ velopments in the community. ways throughout this part of Is­ Copies of the Bulletin are avail­ rael, many automobiles were abon- able at the Bureau library. doned. · Men are accident victims 3 times PEC NEW ISSUE Use Herald Classified ads. ... more often than women the Auto­ TEL A VIV - Another issue of mobile Legal Association reports. $3,000,000 worth of common stock [[ was registered with the United CAMP States Securities and Exchange Commission by the Palestine Ee~ Wanted To Buy Cohens Have Third Child New· Britain, Conn. Paternal great­ onomic Corporation. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold J. Cohen grandfather is Benjamin Lifshitz HADAR Two or Three Family House "Character Growth MUST HAVE THREE BEDROOMS of Meriden, Conn., announce the of Hartford, Conn. Through Camping" DORIC DAY SCHOOL Will Pay High Teens to birth of their third child and Kapians In Los Angeles Nursery Kindergarten Carter Hill Middle Twenties second son, Paul Steven, on Dec. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kaplan of Accredited by R- L Board of CLINTON, CONN. Vicinity of Summit Avenue School Education - State Licensed or John Howland Area 17 . Mrs. Cohen is the former. Miss 67 Thackeray Street will visit with Exit 63 Conn. Turnpike All Day or Half Day Sessions Here your child wiii enjoy a - Call - Barbara G . Dunn. their daughter and son-in-law Balanced Hot Meals ANDREW HEYMAN Register Now For Fall Session happy summer amidst the beau­ Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kahn and Limited Enrollment tiful and exclusive scenic setting BROKER . Robert A. Dunn of ·Meriden and their son, Paul Kaplan and family of New England. Here he will DE 1-1610 or DE 1-3360 Transportation learn to s,-.•im and fish, play base­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen of in Los Angeles, Calif. for the next HO -1-8251 WI 14051 ball, basketbaii and tennis, Here he will go boating. canoeing, six weeks horseback riding, overnight camp First Daughter outs, trips to summer stock theatres and important points of Mr. and Mrs. Howard W interest. At Hadar he will have CAMP PINE HI LL Byrnes of 299 Dale Road, Roches­ Je-Sty/ing is on the opportunity to improve his skills in riflery, archery, arts CENTER BARNSTEAD, N. H. ter, N . Y., formerly of Providence and crafts, ceramics, music, dra­ ON BEAUTIFUL SUNCOOK LAKE announce the birth of their second matics and the dance. At Hadar Arf and we ore nothing is spared to give your "A SELECT CAMP FOR GIRLS" child and first daughter, Lisa child the best in good food, ma• Completely Kosher Kitchen Renee on Dec. 31. Mrs. Brynes is MASTER FUR ARTISTS ture counselors, expert guidance the former Miss Phyllis Sachs. and select programming. FULL CAMP PROGRAM . see our exciting new patterns Maternal grandparents are Mr for the coming year HADAR - Where Standards Are For Information Call MRS. AVON S. CHALEK High and Reputation the Finest and Mrs. B. Sachs of Homer - Mink A Specialty - DIETARY LAWS PL 1-6977 Street. Maternal great-grand­ Max & Phyllis Kleiman parents are Mr. and Mrs. M. Jaf­ Directors fa, of Edgewood. MARK WEINBERG 64 VICTORIA ROAD CUSTOM FURRIER MIDDLETOWN, CONN Second Child In Providence Call GOLDEN RING CAMP Mr. and Mrs. David M. Korn 290 Westminster Street PA 2-7203 announce the birth of their On Indian Head Lake, Pembroke, Mass. second child, Carolyn Leslie, on (former site of Indian Head Camp) Dec. 29 . Mrs. Korn is the former 40 Miles From Providence • At the Gateway to Cape Cod I Miss Brenda Alberts. of New Bed­ BOYS AND GIRLS 6-15 ford. 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ST 1-4977 beitsman of Ralston Street, - ATC and IATA APPROVED SALES AGENT - SOON 77" Mapificmt New 200 Acre NEVELE FAL1.S PARK Warwick. ...N Want Heusinger; Contributions To The ·Memorial Fund Of The Ladies' Association, Globke Arrested Jewish Home For ·The Aged TEL A VIV - The arrest - and trial of State Secretary Hans Dr.-Mrs. Jack Greenstein, Mr.- David Z. Cohen, Mr.-Mrs. Harry jl,< Mrs. Theodore Rosenblatt treal and GREAT-GRANDSON in Globke, principal aide to Chan­ Mrs. Jack Stallman. Forman, Dr.-Mrs. Jack Green- ~ 330 Grotto 'Ave. Brooklyn, by Mr.-Mrs. Isadore celior Konrad Adenauer of West PHILIP GOLDSTEIN, by Miss stein, Mr.-Mrs. Henry Ma son, < Schwartz. Germany, and Gen. Adolf Reus- ;;) JA 1-3240 Etta Garfinkel, Mr.-Mrs. Albert Mrs. Peter Botvin, Mr.-Mrs. Leo Bar Mitzvah of son ALAN, by Inger, chairman of the military :z: Hanzel, Mr.-Mrs . . B_ernard Greenberg, Mrs. Manuel Hyman, < Mr.-Mrs. Merrill Hassenfeld. represent-atives committee of .. Mrs. Charles Coken Schneider, Mr .-Mrs. David Sipper. Mr.-Mrs. Eli Leavitt, Mr.-Mrs. Bar Mitzvah of LAWRENCE D. NATO, was urged last week by the ;i.· 228 Hamilton St. JENNY GOUSE, by Mr.-Mrs. Abe Mayberg. TARR, Brooklyn, by Mrs. Etta Organization of Former Anti- HO 1-7738 Maurice Genter, Mr.-Mrs. Dudley DAVID TOMES, NEW JERSEY, ~ Block, Mr.-Mrs. Lester Cohen, by Miss Gertrude Finn. Klrshenbaum. Nazi Partisan Fighters. ; Mr.- Mrs. Irving Gordon, Mr.- ZIREL UDISKY, by Mr.-Mrs. MRS. SAMUELGOLDBERGER, The organization urged the ac- general contribution. - _ tion against the two Germans. ac- Mrs. Morris Rockowitz Mrs._ Ben Poulten, Mrs. Peter A. w. Raisner, Mrs. Theodore "' Installation of MR. BEN RA- cusing them of sharing in the 1690 Broad St., Cran. Botvm. Rosenblatt, Miss Dora Sherman, 9 ST 1-2491 MINNIE HALPERN, by Mr.- Mr.-Mrs. Sol Tanenbaum, Dr.- BINOWITZ as President of Touro, wartime mass murders of Euro­ < Mrs. Henry Mason, Mrs. Rebecca Mrs. David Utchman, Mrs. G. by Mr.-Mrs. Ben Poulten. pean Jews. Last December, the 25th th Prell. Woller, Mr.-Mrs. Hy Sherman, Son ALLAN'S Bir day, Soviet Government demanded the ! In Memory of ... . JANICE _HORELICK, by Mr.- Mr. Harry Beck, Mr.-Mrs. Mur- by Mr.-Mrs. Ha_rry Seltzer. extradition of Gen. Heusinger, Q Mrs. Sol Leib. ray Kay, Mr.-Mrs. Ben Poulten, who has his headquarters in ~ ANDREW CHARLES ABRAMS, DAVI~ ISSERLIS, by Mr.-Mrs. Mr.-Mrs. Joseph Waksler, Mr.- In Gratefulness For Washington, D. C., on those .i by Mr.-Mrs. Robert Brown, Mr.­ Eli Leavitt, Mr.-Mrs. Harry Fain, Mrs. Samuel Volin, Dr.- Mrs. charges. ~ Mrs. Abraham Adler, Mr.-Mrs. Th_e Recovery Of ... Mr.-Mrs. Maurice Genter. 1 Lloyd Bazelon, Mr.-Mrs. Leo Bo- The organization a lso denounc­ i.i Ben Poulten, Mr.-Mrs. FredPink­ JUDGE PHILIP JOSLIN, by jar, Mr.-Mrs. Frank Goldman, ed the "campaign aimed at pre­ Q ney, Mr.-Mrs. Leo Greenberg, Mr. -Mrs. Leonard Rotenberg, Mrs. Milton Goldsmith, Miss Lena MR. LEONARD SALMANSON, venting" the execution of former Mr.-Mrs. Harry Limer. Horowitz, Mr.-Mrs. Fred Pinkney, by Mr.-Mrs. Thomas Goldberg. Gestapo colonel Adolf Eichmann ! Mr.Er~~'i:tk~t~AN. byMr.- SARAH KADSIVITZ, by Mr.- Mr.-Mrs. M. Louis Abedon, Mr.- MR, AL Y ASNOFF, by Mr.­ who was sentenced last Dec. 15 lill Mrs. Barney Goldberg, Mr.-Mrs. Mrs. Jack Alprin. . Mr R be G M H Mrs. Harry Ponty. DR SAMUEL KENNISON 'b s. o rt rant, r. arry to be hanged after his conviction = Leonard Rotenberg, Misses Pearl • . • Y Leach, Mr.-Mrs. Max Leach, Mr.- MRS. MORRIS RATUSH, by of having had a key role in the !-- and Mollie Smith, Mr.-Mrs. Sam- Mr.-Mrs. Maurice Rothman. Mrs Morris Rockowit M -M Mr.-Mrs. Jack Cerel, Mr.-Mrs. nazi genocide. uel Wunsch, Mr.-Mrs. Harry SAMUEL KIRSHENBAUM, by Jack· Stallman, Mr.-J~s. rSam~!i Abraham Grebstein, Mr.- Mrs. Seven organizations of concen­ Limer, Mr.-Mrs. Saul Seigle, Mr. Mr.-Mrs. Hyman Brosofsky, Mr.- Rosen, Mr.-Mrs. Maurice Genter, Leo Greenberg, Mr.-Mrs. Irving tration camp survivors and par­ Harry Beck. Mrs. Max Leach, Mr.-Mrs. George Mr.-Mrs. Jacob Katz, Mr.-Mrs. Gordon, Mr.-Mrs. Harry Green­ tisans meanwhile joined in an ap­ BETTY AUERBACH, CALIF., Ollove, Mr.-Mrs. Semon Wein- Oscar Klemer. span, Mr.-Mrs. George Ludman, peal in Hebrew. English and Mr.-Mrs. Henry Mason, Mr.-Mrs. by Mr.-Mrs. Leo Greenberg, Mr.­ traub, Mr.-Mrs. Max Sholovitz, ALEXANDER WEINER b French , addressed to the free Mrs. Manuel Hyman, Mr.-Mrs. Frank Abrams, Dr.-Mrs. A. Lloyd Mr.-Mrs. Nathan Davis, Mr.-Mrs. Mrs. Irving Koffler and 'sons~ world. They urged the bringing to Eli Leavitt, Mr.-Mrs. Harry For­ Bazel on, Mrs. ·Morris Ra tush. Norman Goodman, Mr.-Mrs. Paul Mr.-Mrs. Nathan Warren, Mr.- justice all Nazi criminals and ex­ man, Mr.-Mrs. Jack Cerel. MRS. MAX MITT'LEMAN, by Gershman, Mr.-Mrs. Bernard Mrs. M. Rockowitz, Mr.-Mrs. Leo pressed t he hope that t he Eich­ BERNARD BANDER, by Mrs. Coken, Mr.-Mrs. Charles Coken, Greenberg, Mr.-Mrs. J. Dressler. Mr.-Mrs. Ben Poulten, Mr.-Mrs. George Ludman, Mr.- Mrs. Henry mann trial would put an end to M. Hyman, Mr.-Mrs. Jack Cerel, Mr.-Mrs. Leo Greenberg, Mr.- DAVID WEISMAN, by Mr.- the "internat iona l whitewashing Dr.-Mrs. S. Hoffman, Mr.-Mrs. Mrs. Jack Alprin, Mr.-Mrs. Ira Mrs. J. Dressler. Ma son,. Mr.-Mrs . Eli Winkler, of the nazis' crimes." Harry Forman, Mr.-Mrs. Robert Nulman, Mr.-Mrs. A. Arnold STEVEN WEISS, by Mr.-Mrs. Mr.-Mrs. Leo Greenberg, Misses Grant. Rodman, Mr.-Mrs. Sheldon E. Harry Bromberg, Mrs. Mildred Pearl and Mollie Smith, Dr.-Mrs. ANNE BERNSTEIN, BAL TI­ Rodman. Kopel, Mr.- Mrs. Jack Weiss, A. Lloyd Bazelon. DELICIOUS GOLDEN BROWN MORE, by Mr.-Mrs. Morris Wald­ IDAKAPLAN,FLORIDA, by Mrs. Florence Weiss, Miss MRS. S. MEYER HARRISON, man, Mr.-Mrs. L. P, Waldman, Mr.-Mrs. Morris Waldman. Shirley Weiss. by Dr.-Mrs. A. Lloyd Bazelon. PANCAKES Mr.-Mrs. D. J, Adler, Mr.-Mrs. IRVING KONOVSKY , by Mr.- My Beloved Husband, JACOB MRS. GEORGE GOLDSMITH, Smoked Bacon Strips - Butter Syrup Samuel Wunsch. Mrs. Louis Bernstein, Mr.-Mrs. LEIBO, by Mrs. Jacob Leibo. by Dr.-Mrs. A. Lloyd Ba zelon. JACOB BIDERMAN, by Mr.­ Harry Marshak, Mr.-Mrs. Abe My Beloved Father, JACOB MRS. MAX SIEGAL, by Mr.­ EAST SIDE DINER Mrs. Saul Seigle. Mayberg, Mr.-Mrs. Harry Wein- LEIBO, by Florence Levy. Mrs. Harry Blacher. 360 Waterman St., at Red Bridge FLORENCE BURKE, by Mr.­ stem, Mr.- Mrs . . ,1. Winograd, Mother MINNIE NATHANSON MRS. SAMUEL RIGELHAUPT, Mrs. Benjamin Bazelon, Misses Mrs. Ir vi n g Koffler, Mr.-Mrs. by Mr.-Mr's. Louis Steinberg. ' by Mrs. Samuel Rigelhaupt. ·Pearl and Mollie Smith. David L. Cohen, Mr.-Mrs. Harold Beloved Uncle, SAMUEL FIN- p B k Saturday Evening 5-8 P.M. IDA BROWN, by Mrs. Maurice Cohen, Mr.-Mrs. Henry Mason, KLESTEIN. by Mr.-Mrs. Hyman rayer 00 S · · · BUFFET SUPPER Miller. Mr.-Mrs. Jack Cerel. Brosofsky. By Candlelight LEON BRUDNER, by Mrs. TAMMY KRAMER, by Mr.- WILLIAM GREENFIELD by Mrs. Henry Mason FABULOUS DESSERTS 0 srael Dickens. Mrs. Ben Rabinowitz. Mrs. William Greenfield, Anna 153 Emeline St. 1 MARY CAPLAN, by Mr.-Mrs. MISS DUTTON S IRVING KORMAN, MASS., by Feinstein. DE 1-3701 Benjamin Zachs. Mr.-Mrs. Samuel Jacobs. Father, HARRY WEINBERG, DExter 1-5995 BEN COHEI\", MASS., by Mr.­ MORRIS LADD, by Mr.-Mrs. by Mrs. Max Fish. In Memory of MINNIE VILLAR Mrs. M. Louis Abedon. Robert Grant. Mother RAZEL SCHNUR by FEINER, by Wal dman Family MAX COHEN, by Mr.-Mrs. HERMAN MELL, MASS., by Mr.-Mrs. Harry Bromberg. ' Circle. For The FINEST CLEANING Jack Alprin. Mr.-Mrs. Irwin Field. In Memory of IRVING FELD­ It's DR, PHILIP DORENBAUM , by EV A MOSKOL, by Mr. Harry Sunshine Contributions MAN, by Mr.-Mrs. Albert Davis. Mr.-Mrs. Robert Grant. Beck. In Honor of new granddaughter, ~~:.~~ PAULINE MILLER, by Mr.­ SARA BETH LOW, by Mrs. Isador ISRAEL EDELSTEIN, by Mr.­ Mrs. Harry Seltzer Mr.s. J. Saxe, Mr. Nathan Temkin, Mrs. Norman Goodman, Mr.-Mrs. S. Low. 161 Fourth St. Mr. Harry Beck, Mr.-Mrs. Barney Max Sholovitz. Goldberg, Mr.-Mrs. Samuel Raku­ OSCAR MOSSBERG, by Mr.­ DE 1-4356 A subscription to the Herald is I sen, Mr.-Mrs. Michael R. Cohen, Mrs. Leo Greenberg. a good gift idea for the person HOXSIE 4 Corn~rs, Warwick Mr.-Mrs. Hyman Brosofsky, Mr.­ REBECCA PELZMAN, by Mr.­ Mrs. David Lltchman who "has everything" else. Call Route Service to Prov., Cranston and Warwick - RE 7-4567 Mrs. Nathan Warren. Mrs. Joseph Potemkin. 19 Gorton St. UN 1-3709. MORRIS PERLOW, by Mr.­ MILDRED EDELSTEIN, by PL 1-6255 Mr.-Mrs. Louis Lovitt, Mrs. Sally Mrs. Jack Cerel, Mr.-Mrs. Julius Talon, Mr.-Mrs. H, L. Rotenberg, Licht, Mr.-Mrs. Martin J. Bern­ Mr.-Mrs. Mack Lopatin, Mr.-Mrs. stein. Mrs. _Harvey Blake Sam E, Fabricant, Dr.-Mrs. Jack JACOB POSNER, by Mr.-Mrs. 108 Gallatin St. RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE Greenstein , Mr.-Mrs. Michael R. Jack Stallman. HO 1-8321 Cohen, Mr,.;.Mrs. Louis Blattle. FANNIE RESNICK, by Mr.­ GRADUATE DIVISION CHARLES EMERS, by Mr.­ Mrs. Archie Baker, Mr.-Mrs. H, In Honor Of ... Mrs. Maurice Rothman, Mr.-Mrs. Davis, Mr.- Mrs. John Baker, MR.-MRS. EDWARD LEVINE'S SPRING SESSION Harry Blaker, Mrs. Anne Gil stein. Mr.-Mrs. Samuel M. Gerstein. 50th Wedding Anniversary,Brook- MITZI FEINER, by Mr.-Mrs. SARAH RICHMAN, by Mr.- line, Mass., by Mr.-Mrs. Michael February 5 - May 26, 1962 A. Edward Eisenberg, Mr.-Mrs. Mrs. Louis Nass. Cohen. , Lawrence P, Waldman, Mr.-Mrs. HARRY ROSEN, by Mr.-Mrs. MR. -MRS. SAMUEL GOLD- 87 PROFESSIONAL AND CULTURAL COURSES Samuel Wunsch, Mr.-Mrs. Emil Saul Seigle, Mr.-Mrs. S. MAN'S 28th Wedding Anniversary, Master of Education Reicher, Mr.-Mrs. Martin Wald­ Markovitz. by Mrs. Celia Arbitman. man, Mrs. Israel Dickens, Mr.­ REBECCA SCHLEIFER, by MR,-MRS. SAMUEL FABRI- With concentrotions in: Mrs. Maurice Rothman, Mr.-Mrs. Mr.- Mrs. Leonard Rotenberg, CANT'S 25th Wedding Anniver- Secondary Administrotion H, Leonard Waldman, Mr.-Mrs. Mr.-Mrs. Harry Limer,Mr.-Mrs. sary, by Mr.-Mrs. Jos. Waksler, Elementary Administration Harry Fain, Mr.-Mrs. Harry Harold Kelman, Mr.-Mrs. Jack Mr.- Mrs. Samuel Yolin, Mrs. Special Educotion Singer, Mr.-Mrs. Sidney Pickar, Cerel. Pearl Schinagel. Guidance ond Counseling Dr. -Mrs. Lloyd Bazel on, Mrs. DAVID SCHONFIELD, by Mr.- DAUGHTER'S marriage, by Secondary Education Mrs. Julius Licht. Mrs. Gertrude Paolino. Clara Lerner, Mr.-Mrs. Benjamin Elementary Education Zachs, Mr.-Mrs. Jack Stil,llman. ISAAC SHATZ, by Mr.-Mrs. Rabbi and Mrs. Eli Bohnen's IRVING FERDMAN, by Miss J. Dressler_. _ ·- daughter JUDITH'S Engagement, Bachelor of Education Charlotte Baker, Mr.-Mrs. Ernest HYMAN SWARTZ, MASS., by by Mr.-Mrs. Jack Cerel. State Certification Coleman, Mr.-Mrs. Jack Stallman, Mr.-Mrs. Frank Abrams. Birth of Mr.-Mrs. Leonard REGISTRATION-Restricted to teacheri and those who ore preparing to teach. Mrs. Katie Max. ABRAHAM , TANNANBAUM, Hellman's grandson, DALE By moil-prior to January 29 ISRAEL FINN, NEW JERSEY, MISS., by Mr.--Mrs. Max Riter. SCOTT, by Mr.-Mrs. Leo Green- In person-January 29 to February 2 by Miss Gertrude Finn. JACOB J. TCATH, by Mrs. berg. FURTHER INFORMATION, Theodore Rosenblatt, Mr.- Mrs. Birth of GARY to Mr.-Mrs. Graduate Division SAMUEL GERSTENBLATT, by Rhado Island College Mr.-Mrs. David Sipper. Harry Limer, MissGertrudeFinn, Edward Katz, by grandparents, 600 Mt . 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Initiate Hillel Services At Technion c,,.. MARIE VELARDI WASHINGTON -- The B'nai Dr. Jack J. Cohen, who took up Composer of "Our Prayer" B'rith Hillel Foundations will residence this month in Jerusalem has resumed teaching ,oj in l ti ate Hillel services at as the new director of Hillel ac­ Piano - Voice l:!l Technion-Israel Institute of Tech­ tivities in Israel, will direct and Accordion - Harmony = nology in Haifa, Israel on Feb. 1. ~ supervise the programs at both 150 Admiral St., Prov., R. I, The joint announcement made The Hebrew University and Tech­ 0 this week by Dr. William Haber nion. DE 1-3396 :,= of Ann Arbor, Michigan, chairman l:!l of the B'nai B'rith Hillel Founda­ .. 00 tions, and Professor David Gins­ UNITED ORDER TRUE SISTERS t"" ;i,, burg, acting president of Technion, presents z said that the new campus program t:, will serve the needs of a student Jajhionj Around ~he Clock body which currently numbers =l:!l LUNCHEON AND FASHION SHOW ~ 1,900 undergraduates and 510 ;i,, students in the· graduate school. Proceeds /or the Bene/it ol Notional Cancer Service t"" The new Hillel Foundation will WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24th - AT 12:15 P.M. 5' be the second in Israel. The Hillel .., Foundation at The Hebrew Univer­ COLONY MOTOR HOTEL ..~ t:, sity in Jerusalem was established Narragansett Blvd. 11 years ago. The Technion pro­ ;i,, OONA TION $4.00 .>< gram is the 241 st campus on which Checks Payable To U.O. T.S. National Cancer Service ... B'nai B'rith has established Hillel Reservations - Mrs. Burton Samors, 172 Irving Ave., Prov. - UN 1-9778 ;i,, service since the Hillel program z was initiated in 1923. ~ ;i,, EVERYTHING IN ~ CANDID WEDDINGS ..'< BAR MITZV.11-HS ~

EMBASSY STUDIOS "'c-,- 120 PARK AVE. · CRANSTON N 25th Anniversary - Mr. and Mrs. Som_5horpstein of 46 ST 1-6769 Shawmut Street celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Jon. 1. A famil y dinner was held on Jon. 7 at their home and guests attended from Massachusetts and Rhode Island. f Hostesses were Mrs. Simon Senders and Mrs. Gerold Minkin. I SILVER f Electric Co. I I ..., Electrical Contractors In 628 BROAD STREET Industrial - Commercial Hollywood and Residential i PAR Ams~-~.~~- □ fIi~:~ ~~;,lY~.~.~;,~ in C ~www;::,~6•. ...1,.;~~~ ...... ~ .1; BRO \II , ·nnTT . J .\ 1-:,>11111 ° By Barney Glazer

HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA-­ where Selznick and the beautiful ~Oltltt Mazelrov to ROBERT M, WEIT­ Jennifer are seared. Following Broadway Auto Lease ,, MAN on hi s appointment as vice­ each of hi s wife's dramatic scenes, president and studio administrator -rt,oust·- Selznick pats the back of her hand at MGM Studios, stepping up from Ask Your Business Associates affectionately. She beams at him Restaurant - Cocktail Lounge vp in charge of tv production to gratefully. Just like a couple of Who Already Do Business With Us f i 11 t h e s I o t I e ft b y SOL C. kids. Jct. Routes 1 A & 138 SIEGEL'S withdrawal. In a recent Following the preview, as the South Kingstown ANY MAKE ... ANY MODEL column, we related how Siegel stars and the press file out of the 40 Min. from Prov. told Weitman: "What tv wants on studio theater, PERRY LIEBER, SPECIAL THIS WEEK Rhode Island's Largest Auto Lease Company this lot, tv gets." So We~tman s t'u di o publicity executive, an­ ROAST For Rates now has his jobl nounces: "Will you all join us in Write or phone : KEN STEINGOLD A beloved member of the com­ the cafe please with the exception SIRLOIN OF BEEF Broadway Auto Lease CHARLES WOOLF munity, Weitman has been a B'nai of BUDDY HACKETT?" Soup or Juice B'rith member of the CINEMA Buddy didn't take the hint. He Salad - Vegetable LODGE in New York for 20 years joined, too. Jello or Pudding and was president for two years. MAKES TWO Coffee, Tea, Milk He and his family are members The Flamingo Hotel in Las Children Under 12 Half Price of the BETH JACOB CONGR EG A­ Vegas is pilotedbyMORRISLANS­ Broadway Auto Sales OPEN DAILY AT 4 TION, Beverly Hills, RABBI BlJRGH whose capable co-pilot is SIMON A. DOLGIN presiding. JERRY GORDON, vp and managing ST 3-2516 766 Broadway, Pawtucket PA 3-4700 SYLVIA and ROBERT WEIT­ director. Jerry was also asso­ MAN (I'll have to find out if I'm ciated with Lansburgh in Miami permitted to call him Bob any­ for 12 years. Jerry andhisbeauti­ more) have three children - ABBY, ful wife SYLVIA are parents of who is married to RUSSELL KARP, 8-year-old ERIC and 12-year-old a New York attorney; MURPHY, a DEBORA. Life As long as you have ten or more employees, Sun Life's second daughter, 15, who attends MOMMA! Group Life, Pension and Health Insurance can add to the Beverly Hills High School; and ANTI-iONY HALL, young Italian Pensions strength of your company with a plan especially designed PETER, 22, who attends Wood recording star from Philadelphia, for you. Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada is a School in Langhorn, Penna. has recorded "MY YIDDISHA Life with • • • MOMMA" for Virtue and get thisl Paid-up Values pioneer in Canadian group insurance and pension fields REMEMBRANCE His bosses decreed that he sing and protects the holders of more than two and a quarter MERVYN LE ROY gifted ROS­ ttie lyrics: ''My wonderful momma Creditors Group Lile million group certificates. Without any obligation, I would ALIND RUSSELL with a leather etc." And I thought that only Nas­ like to discuss any or all of Sun Life"s group policies with you. chair for her "MAJORITY OF ser could think of something like Accidental Death & ONE" Yiddisha momma perform­ that. Dismemberment ance. Her name is hand-tooled in SELLERS FONTE Hebrew across the top ... ADOLPH Appearing at BENNY GOFF­ Weekly Indemnity YES, SUN LIFE OF CANADA'S ZUKOR, Paramount Studios chair­ STEIN'S Riviera Hofe! in Las man, came to Hollywood for his Vegas, HARRY BELAFONTE ask­ Hospital annual winter visit and turned 87. ed a teen-age ringsider: "What's GROUP WELFARE BENEFITS Surgical Well, nobody's going to 86 HIM your name?" The lad replied: anymorel "Julie Weintraub" and Harry Anaesthetist LOVE BIRDS bellowed: "He's one of usl" ARE TAILOR MADE At the press preview of DAVID (Belafonte is married to JULIE, Medical O. SELZNICK's and 20th Century­ a Jewish girl and former KATH­ ~------1 SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA I Fox's "TENDER IS THE NIGHT,'' ERINE DUNHAM COMPANY Diagnostic I ELLIOT F. SLACK, 1011 lndustrl•I B•nk Bldg., Prov.. R. I . I starring Jennifer Jones, Jason dancer. They have a son, DAVID.) I Without any obligation, please send me your two free boolclets, Porfnen in I Robards, Jr., Joan Fontaine and While singing "Matilda, shut J lndudrial Relations and Your Group ln,uronce Guide. I Jill St. John, I train an eagle eye up you. mouth," Belafonte com­ I NAME .. I in the darkness across the aisle mented: '' In Israel, they love this Major Medical I ··· ··· · (Pl~~;~ p;;ni) I song ever since I introduced it. I ADDRESS I A Herald ad always gets the They think it's our national I .. ------I best results-our subscribers com­ anthem." L------~------~ prise an ~ctive buying market...... '25th JUBILEE ASKS MORE FUNDS- JOHANNESBURG Israel JERUSALEM - The cabinet At The Golf Club- By Martin Panzer N Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion; has approved supplementary Gov­ ;'The trouble with golf,'' said .are hollering for more money and matter if it's hot, cold or luke­ Dr. Nahum Goldman, president of ernment expenditures t o t ·a 1 i n g '° Abel, "is that it's too technical. here they are building golf warm, you got to go all out. You 118,000,000 pounds, ($66,080,000) ~ the World Zionist Organization· When I joined the club I thought courses." remember in Korea---" over and above the 1961-62 bud­ =and British Chief Rabbi Israei all you have to learn is to hit a "The golf course is a private "If every country waited-until get. Finance Minister Levi Eshkol ""' Brodie were among the Jewish little ball into a little hole." enterprise,'' said Pincus. "The it was safe and secure to build a will ask the Kenesset to · approve =leaders sending messages of greet­ Borah gripped his iron and UJA does its job and the Bonds do golf . cou~~e, g?lf v.:ould ~.come ~ ings to South Africa's _largest the additional expenditures which frowned. "If you would talk less, their job. What other people do extinct_. said Pincus. What ;;;i Jewish newspaper, the South Afri­ were made necessary in part by you would learn more/' he said. with their money is no concern. country 1s safe and secure today? ~ can Jewish Times, on its silver the Government's accelerated Pincus shook his head sadly. Anyhow, why should Israel be the Even our ?wn c~untry is in danger . .., jubilee. program to house new immigrants. "I thought this was going to be fun only country without a golf Our President 1s calling on us to ;i,,· or I wouldn't have accepted the course?" sacrifice. But does he ask us to ~ invitation to visit the chili," he Abel took a hand. He had just stop playing golf, or going to the 9 said. "Why can't you just enjoy decided to be opposed to a golf theatre, or building opera houses GOING SOUTH? yourselves instead of worrying course in Israel. "Does Ghana and golf courses? As a matter of f" PROTECT YOUR VALUABLES so much how you play?" have a golf course?" he de- fact, you yourself mentioned that AGAINST THEFT. "You got a point,'' said Abel. manded. "Does the Congo have a both Eisenhower and Kennedy play "Irons and birdies and mashies golf course?" golf. Do you know what a President Be Sure! Insure and niblicks and a ganze megillah. "What are you comparing?" of_ the United States has on his With And Borah, here, taking a fit asked Pincus. "Maybe they have mmd? He knows better than any­ every time I make a sound. If and maybe they haven't. But are body else what deep peril we are you'll excuse me, I got enough for they Bar Mitzvah already like facing. Yet, the Presidents play SAMUEL C. RESS today. I'm going inside for a Israel?" • golf. It relaxes them. It's good for ASSOCIATED WITH schnops." "Very strange," said Borah. the country.-" Borah raised his c I u b and "You are about the only man in "You are really very far from ~ HAROLD HOLT & CO. · swung hard. the neighborhood who doesn't play the point when you talk like that,'' ~ 10 Dorrance Street _ 0 GA 1-7771 - ·Res.· GA 1-2652 "You came very clgse to the golf--- said Borah. "What amuses me is ball that time," said Pincus. "Is Pincus interrupted. "From that such an un-golfer like you that supposed to be good?" what 1 saw a little while ago," he has suddenly become the world ;~ •.-======:!'. e, e9 tiHdt:1MMcSMt-1MMM~MHMMMHbet"SMMMMe~ RABBITS ... SHMABBITS! Borah looked daggers at his sneered, "you are in the same champion for golf . . . notice I =e,, Nothing multlplles faster than the won­ friends and snarled, "Even Mickey category, even though you belong said FOR golf, not OF golf." derf.ul values at JAMES KAPLAN, Inc. Mantle couldn't play with such to a golf club." "You, of course, are OF golf," The more you visit this cheery, easy-to- friends standing around." _ "We can do without your digs," sneered Pincus. "In your hands a t~~e_ s~~eet::: w~r\.;0 Yte~an:o:0 t~~ Abel laughed. "My, you are a retorted Borah. "What I'm asking golf club makes wind like an elec­ house, or the perfect gUt for friends or any member of the family, you're great sportsman,'' he said. "Don't is why you, who are such an un- tric fan -- and that's all." sure to get It here . . . along with those you know that Mickey Mantle is a golfer, are all of a sudden fighting "Another scotch- and- soda,'' fabulous J;\MES KAPLAN Prices! football player?" for golf in Israel?" Borah called out to the waiter. "Of course I know that," said Pincus turned serlou s and His own golf was too serious a Borah, "but he also plays golf solemn. "It's a matter of prlnci- matter for him to accept the once in a while, like Eisenhower pie," he said. "It reminds me of sneers of his friend with equani­ James Kaplan, Inc. and Kennedy. Okay, I give up. a story about a family that was in miry. - JEWELERS - Let's go inside." great need, and when some rela- The three men seemed to have 74 Rolfe St., Cranston At the club bar they took seats tive who died left them fifty do!- run out of arguments. The waiter HO 7-6660 HO 7-6661 at a small table and ordered Iars once , they took the money and brought the second scotch-and­ • JEWELRY • CHINA e LUGGAGE drinks. "I hear," said Pincus, bought a painting for the dining soda and Borah sipped it slowly. • APPLIANCES • WATCH REPAIR "that they now got a golf course room. Everybody criticized them As It blended with the first, he • DIAMONDS in Israel." for their spendthrifting, but I un- began to feel a warm glow inside Open Mondays • Thurs. & Fri. Til 9 Industrial Discounts "In Israeli" exclaimed Borah. derstood them. When you are hav- him. The expression on his face "I don't believe it. With all their Ing a tough time, it's good to have softened and {>ecame almost be­ tr o u b 1 es they need yet a golf things around that remind you that nign. It was good to be here in this course?" there is a better life; and in the nice club in this great country "It's the truth," said Pincus. middle of trouble a llttle beauty with two wonderful friends. Why FOR SALE "I myself was offered an honorary and fun is good for the morale." should he quarrel with them? membership for twenty-five do!- Abel, who had entered the dis- After a long silence, Borah Jars. I was planning to join, but pure without conviction, suddenly turned to Abel and said, "Twenty­ WELL-SEASONED after seeing what a misery golf is switched ideas. five dollars for an honorary mem­ today, I changed my mind." "That's something else," he ~rshi~? You know, I'd like to join. "I think it's a shame,'' said said. "Israel, In spite of its dif- I m gomg to Israel next year and Abel. flcultles , is a country. A country it wo~d be nice to play eighteen USED LUMBER ''What's a shame?" asked can't think only of today. It must holes m the land ofourforefath- Borah. think of the future, too. To build a ers." He peered into the future. • 23 Pcs. 8" x 8" Yellow Pine-Approx. 11' Long "That they should spend money country, one of the things you got ::Yes, very nice indeed," he said. • 23 Pcs. 9" x 13" Yellow Pine-In lengths from for a golf course in Israel. They to do is to make other people, who Where can I get an appllcation got better things to do with their don't know much about you, believe to join?" 9' to 47' money. More important things." you are really a country. Youwant "From Sol Miller. The one on 'j • l 0,000 Sq. Ft. 3" x 6" to 3" x 12" Spruce Plank­ "I disagree," said Pincus. people to visit, and to come to Shadow Lane. You know?" ing up to 18 ft. lengths-tongue and groove The faces of the other two live, and to invest. If your country "Do I kn6w him I" said Borah. lighted up. At last they were lead- is just a poor relation among other "His handicap is twenty-two. To • l 0,000 Sq. Ft. l" x 4" thick Maple Flooring­ Ing into one of those heated argu- countries, people will be sorry for such a golfer they give the honor I tongue and groove ments that were the cement that you, and they may give you a little of soliciting honorary member- _ held their friendship together. help, but they will not consider ships? What Israel needs is a golf Write or Phone "I see you're drinking ginger you a 'mensch' of a country. But advisor. I'll talk to somebody ale today," said Abel. He wanted when they come, and you put them about it when I get there." to slide gently into the argument up in a luxury hotel, and you show Abel winked at Pincus. "Come so that they could savor every them theatres, and monuments, on outside," he said to Borah. "A Warren Pumps Incorporated word slowly. and fine restaurants, like in Is- little fresh air will do you good." "What I drink is my business," rael, they realize you really got (11.eprlnted from Congress Bl-Weekly) Peace Dale, R. I. said Pincus. • 'Stick to the point. something there. And if you add Why is it a shame?" as a finishing touch a golf course, GJC Fund Raising Phone STerling 3-3000 Mr. Riley "I told you. Because they got they are completely impressed. better things to do with their They have confidence in you and Reaches $645,000 money. The UJA and the Bonds they begin to believe in your fu­ The 1961 campaign of the ture. And that way, they will give more to UJ A and they will buy General Jewish Committee of more Bonds and they__will invest Providence has reached a total WE'VE MOVED more because they know that what of $645,000 as it moved Into the they are doing will produce re­ cleanup stage. To 596 PAWTUCKET AVENUE sults. How can you worry about Merrill L. Hassenfeld, general At Providence-Pawtucket City Line the future of a country that has a campaign chairman, said that golf course? It's b o u n d to suc­ this figure represents a sub­ ceed." stantial increase over last year's "You know what you are?" pledges for the same contribu­ JESSIE DIAMOND said Borah. ''You are a human tors. chameleon. Every two minutes you Mr. Hassenfeld said that change color. What side are you FINE CATERING - HOME-MADE DELICACIES every effort is being made to on, anyway?" MADE FRESH DAILY ... POTATO SALAD ... COLE SLAW "He is on the side of the best get commitments on outstand­ ing cards with the hope and • HOT CORN BEEF AND PASTRAMI SANDWICHES To Take Out argument,'' said Pincus. "He is openminded." aim of completing the cam­ • VARIOUS OTHER COCKTAIL ITEMS "Let me tell you something," paign with a higher total than said Borah. "When you are in a 1960. He made a final plea to JESSIE INVITES YOU TO PAY US A VISIT war, you put everything into the everyone who has not yet made a pledge to the GJC campaign 724-2390 battle. You can't have guns and I Open Sundays Tel. butter at the same time. You got to do so immediately by calling GJC headquarters at 203 Strand 1- WATCH THE HERALD FOR OUR OPEN HOUSE ANNOUNCEMENT to have austerity. The pretty little touches can wait until you are safe Building, GAspee 1-4111. and sec u re. To win a war, no One of every two cars sold will I time during its lifetime the ALA ~ ~JC Hails Council Of Churches be involved in an accident some- states. NEW · YORK--The American adherents. Jewish Committee thisweekhailed The Committee, a pioneer hu­ All forms of personal and business insurance The World Council of Churches' man relations organization in this "forthright condemnation of anti­ country, also praised that part of including - Life - Accident - Group - Fire - Semitism as a sin against God the resolution which it ,said re­ and man." flected the Council's "recognition Automobile - Casualty - Bonds In a cablegram to the Third of the need to eradicate the his­ Assembly of the World Council of toric accretions of prejudice in Murry M. Halpert Churches now meeting in New religious teachings." -f Delhi, India, the · Committee Studies of biased references 800 Howard Bldg. stressed that the Council's unani­ to other faiths in religious texts DE 1-9100 Residence: DE 1-6949 mous adoption of the resolution are currectly being carried out at condemning anti-Semitism "re­ major institutions of higher learn­ presents a significant advance in ing with the American Jew i sh the deepening understanding and Committee as a cooperative par­ mutual regard between our great ticipant. An extensive study of faiths." The World Council of negative and biased references A.J. SHATKIN, D.D.S. Churches represents 178 Protes­ in Protestant religious texts and Announces The Opening Of His Office tant and Orthodox member national teaching material is underway at churches embracing 300 million the Union Theological Seminary For The Practice Of under the direction of Dr. Bern­ -~ I II ■ II ■ Ill!!! II ■ . ll ■ ., ll ■ , 11 1 ■ II ■ II ■ · 11 ■ .1 11 ■ ,Ill hard E, Olson. GENERAL DENTISTRY EAST SIDE - MORRIS AVE. As a member of the faculty at 6 ROOMS· TILE BATH • OIL HEAT the Union Theological Seminary, 2861 Pawtucket Avenue I (Near Wampanoag Trail) GARAGE Dr. Olson Is now working with C Available Feb. 1st Protestant educators, editors and East Providence, R. I. Call BEN RABINOWITZ writers to Improve the intergroup By Tel. PL 1-6086 content of their educational ma­ Appointment GE 4-1334 l ■ 'loi ■ ll ll ■ llll ■ i lll ■ lll l ■ llll ■ lll l ■ ll ll ■ li ll ■ ll ll ■ llll ■ 1 1 1 terial and to plan new curricula, Bar Mitzvah Warren which will exclude biased and hos­ Teitelbaum, son of Mr. and tile material from religious texts. Mrs. Alter Teitelbaum, be­ WE OFFER Last year Dr. Olson completed the direction of a seven year pio­ came Bar Mitzvah on Nov. EACH WEEK neering study of religious texts at 11 with a dinner dance fol­ Theatre Cruise Party • NEW ISSUE BULLETIN Yale DivlnJty School. The Yale lowing the morning service Study found that some Protestant • SILENT AUCTION at the Danielsen Synagogue , TO IS RAEL denominations present po s It iv e in Danielson, Conn. • COLLECTORS SPECIALS portrayals of other religions, but For The Passover Festival a number of other Protestant Open Thursday Eve. TIii 9:00 P.M. llglous school texts. 23 Days church school textbooks contained Self-study of Catholic and Jew­ ARCADE negative and distorted references ish texts similar to those made to other faiths. by Yale are currently In progress "Milk and Honey" STAMP SHOP The Yale Study, considered the at St. Louis University, Southern most thorough survey of its kind 15 ARCADE BLDG., PROV., R. I. Methodist University and Dropsie I ever undertaken, covered some College. TOUR GAspee 1-8084 120,000 lessons In Protestant re- The Yale Study, to be published in 1962 by the Yale University' Only $998. up Press under the title "The Vic­ Stonegate Music & Arts Camp tims and the Oppressors," sur­ May we invite you to on beautlful Long Lake, New York veyed materials of almost every (A camp to develop the highest art - "the art of living") major Protestant denomination. Mon Ap, 16 COME to New York CHECK IN at t he St. Regis Hotel in the afternoon Co-ed 8 to 18 The project was a self-study, as LEAVE tor the theatre in your private motorcoach For Information Contact: Mrs. Melvln L. Smalley, Area Representative emphasized by Dr. Olson, "made SEE the Musical Hit MILK and HONEY 515 Woodland Rd., Woonsocket · Tel. PO 9-9337 MEET the cast after the show at Sardi's from the Inside by those Identified SHARE snacks and dnnks w,th them as our guest with and friendly to the Protestant RETURN by your own motorcoach to your hotel point of view. It was Initiated with Tue Ap, 17 RELAX in your room (morning) the full cooperation and approval PROCEED to ldlew1ld airport (afternoon) TAKE-OFF for ISRAEL by EL AL ISRAEL AIR LINES 707 JET and Announcing ... of the denominations and publish­ DISCOVER this wo nderful new land for yourself ers concerned." Wed Ap, 18 ARRIVE lydda airport (afternoon) The study found a high degree TRANSF'ER to Haifa LIVE for three weeks in your air conditioned stateroom with private La France-- Dunn Agency I nc. of preoccupation with Judaism in shower and toilet on the luxury sunliner ATLANTIC Protestant materials. References CELEBRATE Seder this first evening of PASSOVER on board. to Jews or Judaism ranged from Thu Ap, 19 SPEND fi rst day of PASSOVER at leisure Insurance - Real Estate ENJOY Night Tour of Haifa , Mt. Carmel - entertainment - Israeli 44 per cent of the lessons of one songs - Horah - refreshments includei::t. denomination to 66 per cent of IS NOW LOCATED AT Frt AP< 20 TOUR Haifa, Bahai Temple and Gardens. Hebrew Technion, lessons in another. A danger here Acre . Nahariya - five o'clock cocktails will be served is that the Jew is sometimes used Sat AP< 21 REST SHABBAT as a "convenient whipping boy ATTEND evening entertainment at Tel Aviv 271 Newport Avenue SAMPLE night life in the Arab quarter o f Jaffa. simply because he Is there In the drinks included. Pawtucket, R. I. Biblical material and, therefore, FOLLOW your leader back home to the ship. Sun Ap, 22 DRIVE to Jerusalem. visit Mt. Zion, Hadassah Medical Center, suggested to the (religious text) Hebrew University - Afternoon Synagogue Tour. writer as the most immediately Mon Ap, 23 EXPLORE Galilee, Safad, lake Tiberias. Capernaum. Degania relevant object of criticism ." (oldest kibbutz), Nazareth. (full day). Some church text, the study Tue Ap, 24 VISIT Tel Aviv. Rishon Le-Zion. Weizmann Institute of Science. reveals, refer to Jews and Ju­ Re hovoth, (full day) . Wed AP< 25 PLAN ahead for your last day in ISRAEL (7th Day of Passover) . daism without distinguishing be­ Evening reception. refreshments and drinks at a Druze Village. tween Biblical times and the pre­ Thu Ap, 26 SAIL early in the morning for Greece. sent day. Thus statements made Fr1 Ap, 'Z7 PREPARE for early lunch or "brunch" - afternoon tour of Athens about some Jews in the first cen­ and the Acropolis - return to the ship for dinner. Get My Quotation On Aluminum Siding, tury tend to be carried into the Sit AP< 28 CRUISE the sunny Mediterranean present and applied to all Jews. Sun Ap, 29 ARISE with the dawn to watch the approach to the Bay of Naples­ Aluminum Gutters; Or Closing In Your The Yale Study showed that morning tour to Pompeii and return to the ship for lunch Porch Or Breezeway With Jalousie Or Protestant material displays a Mon Apt 30 CONTINUE your cruise through this dramatic Inland Sea wide range of treaonent of those Tue Moy 1 WATCH for the Rock of Gibraltar as your'ship approaches the Awning-Type Windows. Insured and Guaranteed subjects which are most telling in Straits and makes a short call at Algeciras Work. Join My Satisfied Customers By In Wed Moy 2 EXCHANGE ideas and addresses their effect on Jews. relating to LOUNGE around the Lido dec k or swim Calling Today. the crucifixion, for example, one Mon Moy 7 PLAY all kinds of deck games denomination studied cautioned its DRESS UP for the Gala Farewell Dinner and Costume Ball students: "Feelings of hate and Tue May8 SAY Au-revoir to your friends and cruise ship s/ s ATLANTIC and acts of violence (against the Jew) GO back home with fond memories of a wonderful time. From s7.so per month have a long history. Their roots All-Inclusive from $998 lo $1275* are deep and widespread." The • Accon:lin1 10 stateroom accommodations. Financing and Installation Arranged text added: "There is one branch among these roots which is especi­ ally Important for Christians to discover; and strange as it seems, ALUMINUM SALES CO. this branch grew from the Old Tourist Travel Bureau Story to Salvation. In that great 776 HOPE ST. GAspee 1-9422 Of New England story the Jewish people were ac­ cused of having killed the Son of God. Such an accusing attitude ERNEST K. CHERNICK MILDRED CHASE 904 EDDY ST. ST 1-6870 PROV. 5, R. I. toward the Jewish people Is surely not a fitting part of the Christian CLAUDE CAMPELLONE gospel." ~ Excellent opportunities are in · NAMED TO COURT High School Senior the Herald's Classified ads. JOHANNESBURG - Solomon Miller, 45, a well-known member Designs Computer For Your Publicity ond Orgonizotionol of the Jewish community at WASHINGTON - A 17-year­ ...,.. PHOTOGRAPHS - Bloemfontein, and a leading mem­ old Jewish high school senior CALL ber of the bar in that city, was from nearby Bethesda, Maryland, appointed this week to member­ was one of the featured speakers FRED KELMAN at a gathering of scientists here -g ship on the South African Su­ .;I.... ______WI llioms 1-5402 ,. last week. z preme Court. The youth, David Malin, read a < paper to the group of 4,000 elec­ ... tronics experts dealing with his ;i,.· self-designed computer system < which he hopes to develop to Cl BROWN UNIVERSITY think like a human brain. f His computer, which has been Evening Extension Division Courses hailed as reaching into the still­ unsolved mysteries of "artificial intelligence" and "life limitation," Starting the week of February 5, 1962 reportedly combines into one sys­ Marshall Winograd Photo tem existing features of other Jewish Music Month-Shown above is Rabbi Saul Leeman, Applications being received for evening courses in ART (Paint­ computers which can separately of the Cranston Jewish Center, as he confers with Cantor ing), BOOK-BINDING, ENGLISH . to Sinai Hospital to aid medical students who lack funds to com­ plete specialized studies. Business courses are offered in ACCOUNTING , ENGINEERING (Pro­ duct Development - Principle and Practice), JOURNALISM PEARLS - BEADS A new kind of experience of The Annual Donor Event spon- (Broadcast Journalism), MARKETING, and SECURITIES. summer camping in Israel is be- sored by the Ladies Association of RESTRUNG AND KNOTTED ing offered currently for boys and the J ewish Home for the Aged was • Cultured Pearls girls between the ages of thirteen launched at a luncheonette held at For descriptive folder, write or telephone Brown University • Beautiful Clasps Extension Division, 130 Angell Street, Providence 12, Rhode and eighteen. These camps are the Home on Wednesday. This Island. Telephonf UNlon 1·2900 - Extension 397. WOODMAN'S non-profit educational projects event will be held on Wednesday, SS Eddy St. JA 1-4977 sponsored by such groups as the March 14 at Temple Emanuel National Committee for Labor Is- Meeting House at 12 : 15 P .M. A rael and the Religious ~ionists of kosher luncheon will be served America 1Mizrachi-Hapoel.J The and entertainment will be provided· ' all inclusive cost of the camp is by Joey Russell. in the neighborhood of $800 in- Mrs. Mnx Leach. chairman of the eluding round trip flight and six event, will be assisted by Mes­ weeks stay in Israel. For informa- dames William Fellner, treasurer: tion about these camps. call the Jacob Katz, reservations: Joseph office of the Bureau of Jewish Ed- Waksler. contributions: Barney ucatlon. Goldberg. program boo\{ : Aaron REMODELING In addition, there is the Annual Gershkoff. decorations; Melvin Be One of Our Satisfied Customers. COMPARE Our Prices With Any of Our Com­ Israel Summer Seminar for high Chernick publicity. Mrs. A. Lloyd I. petitors. Don't Pay High Prices and In Return Get Only 50% of Your Dollar Value; school and college youth conduct- Bazelon. ex -officio. ed by the Hebrew Culture Council I . . Give Us a Chance to Come Into Your Home and Prove to You That Our Low Over­ of New York under the direction Associate chairman are Mes- 1., head Enables Us to Give You Dollar For Dollar Value, Plus the Lowest Bank Financ­ of Judah Lapson dames Leslie August. Robert ing Possible. Call Anytime. ____· ___ Block, Murray Burrows, Archie PIONEER WOMEN Chaset, Leo Goldberg. Edward Leif, Milton Levin, Elisha Sco­ . 2 BIG The Pioneer Women of the liard. Albert Schuster, Morris Each Rhode Island Council will hold Waldman. Herman Wasserman SPECIALS $964 their meeting Monday at 8 P .M. and Samuel Yolin. Mrs. Jay Isen­ at the home of Mrs. Celia Izeman, berg is patroness chairman. 141 Pembroke Avenue. A COMPLETE BIRCH KITCHEN Outlying district chairmen are The Donor Dinner under the Mrs. Myer Bedrick, Woonsocket Including the following items: Pre -finished birch paneling 4 c:1airmanship of Mrs. Mordecai and Mrs. Samuel Friedman, ft. high . New birch cosing, for your doors ond windows. For­ Shapiro will be discussed. Newport. mica counter top and bock splash. American Standard white The cultural part of the meet­ sink, double comportment, size 21 x 42 with new faucets. And ing will be the celebration of the HEBREW SCHOOL to complete this beautiful kitchen we furnish you with the 40th anniversary of the Histadrut At the last Religious School Sheirch factory built bronze glow kitchen cabinets. Including given by Joseph Teverow and Board meeting held at the home four woll cabinets, 4 base cabinets ond o valance. Including Mannie Kantor. of Mr. Milton Bronstein, holiday Armstrong linoleum for your kitchen floor . chairman, Mrs. Bessie Bram an­ DONOR DINNER nounced to the board members A COMPLETE BATHROOM The Mother's Association of that a program has been planned Temple Beth David is holding its for the Hebrew and Pre-Hebrew All white fixtures, 5 ft. recess tub, shower over tub, toilet regular monthly meeting at the bowl, 19 x 22 lavatory, ceramic tile walls and floor, medicine School children of Temple Beth temple, on Monday at 8 P. M. David on Sunday at 10 A. M . in I cabinet and pointing. We use American Standard or Kohler These are ... Plans for the annual donor's din­ Fixtures. celebration of the New Year Of SHEIRCH BRONZE GLOW BIRCH ner in March will be discussed. Trees. KITCHEN CABINETS After a business meeting, Ro­ Mrs. Alan Law, is chairman of bert G. Raymond, head of Civil the affair. Defense in Providence, will speak Movies explaining the holiday and present pictures on Civil De­ will be shown by Meir Zippor., We Do All Types Of fense. Mrs. Abe Shuster is pro­ Principal of the School. Songs gram chairman. will be sung by the children and Home Improvements Refreshments will be served. refreshments will be served. • Playrooms • Breezeways SONS OF JACOB BRIDGE AND MUSIC • Additions • Dormers Hamisho Osor Bishvat Services The Cranston-Warwick Chapter • Garages • Plastering together with the Regular Sab­ and the Cranston Lodge of B'nai • Porches • Tile Work bath Morning Services will be B'rith will jointly sponsor "An Painting Formica held on Saturday morning at 9 Evening of Bridge and Music" on • • o'clock, at Congregation Sons of Sunday, Feb. 4, at the Continental Jacob. Room of the Warwick Motor Inn, , Special Hamisho Osor Kiddush 2801 Post Road. will be served following the· Bridge will be held from 7:45 services. P.M. to 10 P .M. with Lou Glad­ A Congregational meeting of the stone available for instruction. Congregation Sons of Jacob will Alex Cohen will present Je\vish be held Sunday at nr A. M., in folksinging in a program of the vestry of the Synagogue. 'Sing Along with Alex Cohen", at The Sunday morning Minyan 10 P .M. will take place at 8 o'clock. Coffee and cake will be served.