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Gi~e Your GJC Pledge Generously Helps More Thon 52 To The GJC 1955 Beneficiary Compoign The Jewish Herald Agencies VOL. XXXX. No. 41 FRIDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1955 PROVIDENCE. R. I. TWENTY PAGES 10 "ENTS THE COPY Center to Dedicate South Side Branch -- - - . • . "· a >&LIL . . a I United Fund Head Immigrating Soviet Jews Meet UJA Head Zionist District Is Guest Speaker '-'i 'Told of Projects Dedication day ceremonies for Herschel Aue rbach. former exu the J ewish Comm un ity Center's tive director of the Zionist Organ new South Side Branch building at ization of America, delivered a 45 H a milton Street will be held brief talk on the current situaLion this Sunday afternoon at 2: 30 in Israel at the first board dinner o'clock. touchin~ off a full week's meeting of the Zionist District dedication activities in the new held on Monday even ing at the Cen ter. Narragansett Hotel. A question The entire community is in and answer period followed h is vited to attend the dedication talk. program a nd to enjoy t he refresh Ra bbi Nathan N. Rosen. presi ments and the open house p ro d ent of the District. outlined the gram which follows the formal projects recommended by the ceremonies. steering committee. Among the The afternoon program will in proposals are a me morial to the clude addresses by ma ny promi late G eorge Pullman, veteran Zi WILLII\M H. EDWI\RDS nant local fi gures. best wishes as onist and JNF cha irman: and the expressed by officials of the United planting of a forest in Israel in Fund a nd the General J ewish honor of Gove rnor Roberts. "in Committee. a nd the dedication of recognit ion of his consistent devo Finds Author special building areas in the name tion and help to the Zionist cause." of the late Sam uel H . Workman Rabbi Morris Schussheim. past a nd Mayor \.Valtcr Reynolds. president of the Providence Zion ist District. brought greetings and In Soviet Camp An Area Facility a "ban voyage'' to D 1•• and Mrs. Th~ ceremonies ma rk the culm1 VIENNA - Ezekiel Dobrushin . IliP Berger. \':ho wili lcavC; tlext n ation of mauy month 's effort \Jj noted Yiddish a uthor and litrn,ry month for Isreal. Center leaders. staff. Boa rd. and J ewish immig-rants from the Soviet Union a nd leade rs of the critic. who is 70 years old and \\ ho Membership committees to p ro recent United Jewish Ap11eal S tudy Mission to Isr ael met aboard a n "disappeared" several ~,ears a g-o vide a facility which would more E l AJ Israel Airlines plane flying from Vienna to Israel. Pictured above from Moscow together with otllL'r aclequntely serve. in a neighbor (left to right) arc Mrs. Fania l"crlmuttcr from Moscow, Miriam Jac Soviets to End prominent. J ewish writers and cul hood settin~. Center members ques, El Al hostess, Mrs. Pl'ssia S niburski from Kis hine v. a nd Edward tural leaders. is being held in the M. 1\1. \\' arlrnr~. Prrsid,•nt of the UJA. Mrs. r c rlmuttcr and Mrs. Soviet camp at Abes. in the Arc f:'0m Soul h Providence. \Vashing Arms Delivery t.on Park. Edg-ewooct. Cranston. S niburski a rt• amon .i::· the s mall number of Soviet J e ws who have re tic Circle. it was reported in a Vi ceived t•xit permits in rct·cnt months. a nd Warwick areas. This addition WASHINGTON ~ Th e Soviet enna newspaper Wednesday. a l Center facility includes a nurse bloc is speeding· up its arms sh ip The report comes from Dr. Ra ry school. g~·mnasium. locker and ments to Egypt in an attem pt to ph ael Spann. or Vienna. who re showe r rooms. auditcrium. kitch complete delivery by the end of t urned a few weeks ago from Abes. en, lounge. library, ~ame rooms. ]k 'Yuzw.'1- o)id:iv~ this year. r1ccording to reports where he discovered Dobrushin in and a variety of meeting rooms reaching h ere last week. t.hc cam p hospita l suffering· from 1 i\n /\JI' Round U p Of World News.·------~ which are PxpecLed to be in full It is understood that amon g- the a h eart ailment and from an ad service soon . meeting the recrea llNITEll STI\TES Communist infiltra Lion and sub a rms already in Egypt arc MIG 15 vanced case of tuberculosis of the tion a nd education al n eeds of Cen The spirit of Chanukah. Liberty version in Africa At the UN jct fi ghters. tanks . artille ry a nd bone. Writing in ··Die Wochen t er membership groups of all ag·es. a nd Freedom. is the thf'mc of the a Russian release contained in the small arms. It is believed that Pressc" of Vienna. Dr. Spann re new UN commemorative stamp latest Sovirt Kil reports the fol sma ll coastal subma rines arc in lates: To Pay Tribute marking Human Rights Day lowing under the heading "Tass cluded in t h e order. a lthough "We heard. sometimes with J ulius C. M ichnelson . pa.st presi ,:hich. significantly. falls this Yl'ar Denial" "Reports which recently there is. as yet. no indication that a mazeme nt. som etimes. with in dent of the JCC. will serve as on the first Day of Ch anukah. aµpcarrd in the foreign press al they h ave been delivered. dignation. the detailed reports of chairnrnn of the a fternoon 's dedi Drccrnbrr 10. Issued rrcv Ha nuk legC' tha t, the Soviet Union intends Th e Washington burea u of t he sch olarly Dobrushin about the cation prog ra m . Tribute to !\
"' ...------~=='."""i THE JEWISH HERALD FOR DELICIOUS AND "UNUSUAL Installed HOLIDAY MEALS, HAVE The Jewish Home Newspaper of Rhode PHEASANT Is land. Published E very Week 1n "' CLASSIFIED (J/J.ih«vuj the Year by t he J e wish P ress P ub- or CHUKAR PARTRIDGE ~{,~~ntefon1~fo"ri'-r-~~~- Ooutlas A ve· ~"' OPPORTUNITIES Live or fresh-frozen, oven-ready Subscription Rat es: Ten Cen ts the Copy: Classified Advertising Rates: le per .,; Pheasants: $3. 75 each or $38.28 By Mail, $4.00 Per An num; Outstde word: $1.50 minimum for 11 words. New England, $5.00 Per Annum. per dozen (weig ht 2 to 3 lbs per lSc discount if paid before inser MRS. MORRIS HOLLANDER i:.: bird ). Bulk subscription rates on request. lal tion. Call UNion 1-3709. Deadline Funeral services for Mrs. Yetta Walter Rutman, Managing Editor ; Syd Chukar Partridge: $3.00 each o r Wednesday noon. Hollander. 71. of 218 Dudley Cohen, News Editor . ; $30.60 per d ozen (weight I to llfi. Ente r ed as Second-Class Matter at the lbs per b ird). Street. widow of Morris Hollander , Post Office, Providence, R. I., Under lal LIVING ROOM SET- Green mo hair u Gift Packages Also Available who died Dec. I a fter a short ill ~he Act of March 3, 1879. lal sofa; burgandy Chinese brocaded The Jewish He rald invites correspon· lady' s chair; gray d amask man's ness. were held last Friday at the dence on subjects of interest to the Q cha ir, with ottoman; with s lipcovers. Max Sugarman Funeral Home. Jewish peole but disclaims respon Asking $450. Exce llent condition. sibilit y for an indorsement in t h e ~ Call DE 1-3069 or GA 1-0773. Buria l was in Lincoln Park Ceme ~ OLD HARTFORD PIKE views expressed by the writers. Q No. Scituate, R. I. The Jewish Herald assumes no finan Scituate 1-3774 NICE ROOM- Hot wate r a ll yea r ' round; tery. cial r esponsibility for typographicaJ ;a s hower; with o r wit hout board; con Mrs. Hollander was born in Rus errors in advertise ments, but will r e· venient to bus line. DE 1-2309. ~ sia on Aug. 21. 1884. a daughter of pr int that part of the adver tisement in which the ty pog raphical error oc Q WANTED-Middle-aged woman to s hare the late Samuel and Ida Sarah curs. Advertisers wllJ please notify .J home with widow; references. Write the management immediately or an, Box 224, J ew ish Herald. ! ~ tll\...~ ru~ n~w YOA~ R0LIT~%~~ p~~~m mrnr m .. I; Ii " ~ \ --- A RMOUR AN O CO M.AN Y E "' ;=; I ' I.~'( ".J·it .j,¥ 5 0 7 I 1 ' ~ A V E N U E !'I''' ~ ~: ~ • • J ~'f" N E W Y0 RK 1 8NY "'"' AMERICAS GREATEST ABATTOI R ! i December ;: , 1955 BE PPOFIT ;•!SE IN 1 55 IMPORTANT NOTICE~ ~. ?red Spiegel 190 ·,'{tllard Avenue Pr ov1.dence , 'nlo c!e Island All Meats Dea r Fred: That Will Congratul ations o n y our purchase of " Prize ·,annlng Cattle" sent to yo u today. Also on the fine sele ctio n you made . Be Cut No d oubt y ou are giving c a reful thought to the i preparatton of displaying these outstanding c attle of the 1955 Internatlonal Live Stoc k Exposition to yo ur discriminating cua Saturday SPECIAL THIS WEEKEND!! Prime and Choice t o'tJ9 rs . Night The thought has come to us that your trade m&y desire s ome informati·,n reg arding the b reed of th3se Animals , They are known as Aberdeen Angus anc! have won more hon o rs in be ef Will Be WHOLE RIBS lb 59c col'tlpetition t t an any other bree d, This breed is uniformly black with a s hort head , a compact low- set body, and is naturally horn less , It was imported into America abo ut 187) f ro::i Eastern SHOW CATTLE Scotl3nd and it has f ound the most favor in this co .1.n try by Rib Steak peo;>le of discriminatin:t. tas te , because of t!i.e fine texture &."'ld quality of t~se c attle , We Will Feature Prize Meat for the Veal Chops All Cuts lb 7,e .<1.re enclo sing a 3 l ue ~lbbo:1 certifying that t:1.e me a t you have purc'.ased frorn u s came from t.11e Internatio nal Live Next Few Weeks Rib - Shau Ider - Center Cut Stock Ex;,cslticn :1.eld at Chicago . ?err:l t us to thank y ou for your order and to hope LISTEN FOR • Rib Chuck that yo u will feel free to c a ll upon u s about any ma t ter ln • .,,-~ich we i:iay be of service t o you . FREDDI E'S PRICES Ge nuine Spring ON • 69c Vtiry truly yours, BABY LAMB CHOPS "The J ewish Hour" • ,;;;.:<.u. ~~~ SUNDAYS •ii Louis Levine, General ~ales Manager from 1 to 2 P. M_ .,, CHICKENS lb 29c over WRIB net weight-no half pound added KOSHER HAMBURG lb 59e: Steer Tongues lb 49c 1 SABBATH Boneless Veal lb J 9c INFORl\lATION H ousewives! Calves Tongues 1 Lig ht Candles LAMB BRISKETS lb 15c T o'nitc a t 3:55 Next Friday at CHICKEN LEGS lb. 49c 3:56 P. l\f. CHICKEN BREASTS lb. 59c BROILERS l Killings For The Price of 1 TURKEYS for the HOLIDAVS WE' LL HAVE THE SAME KIND YOU ENJOYED a SO MUCH AT THANKSGIVING ROLLER S KATING PARTY Ib e held on Saturday, Dec. 17 , at Recent Engagements A roller skating party, spon-Bobby's Roll away, Pawtucket. sored by the Judy Ann Leven T ickets m ay be obtained by calling HELENA'S § Chapter of B'nai B'rith Girls, will J oyce Samd peril at JA 1-4017. a, I -- HAIR REMOVAL -- i,:: why go through the tedious task of constantly shaving Don't Let "'c:i yo ur legs-tha t will on ly look good for a day or two-when with UNWANTED :.1 ELECTRO LYSI S you will be r id of the bothe r forever. HAIR "'(.) J oin the m a n y p r oud wom e n who a r e gr a teful for h a ving Cast a Shadow it O ver Your Life! "'Q had done. H ave It ;.; ELECTROL YS IS-Sofe, Quick, Permanent a nd Removed By .,: M edically Approved Q Electrolysis Mr . CONRAD ii:: Registered I. MISS SONYA {licensed Ele ctro logist ) Electrologist Q Day or Evening Prov., R. I. by A ppo intment ..l 410 Hope Street .,: DE 1-8229 Free Consultation - Free Consultation - " 975 Central Ave., Pawt. ="' CALL PA 5-7176 ~ :!;= For The Life of Your Mink :: RESTYLE a nd REPAIR a t MISS S ANDRA J. MALKIN MISS IRIS A. MILLER ..,"' Mr. a nd Mrs. Samuel Ma lkin of Mr : a nd Mrs. Jack M ille r of JAGG-£0 WEINBERG'S 693 Hope Street a nnounce the e n - R ad cliffe Avenue announce t h e (.)"' NERVES? 7. Your M ink Rece ives Ou r 35 Years of g agcm c nt of their daug hter , San - engagem e nt of t h eir d a ug h ter , dra J ea n , to Lrwis Arnold Scol- Miss Iris Anita Miller, to Jack Q Fur Service "Know How" "' ia rd, son of Mr. a nd Mrs . Elish a Minkin, son of Mr . a nd Mr s .. ;;: LUXURIOUS MIN K STOLES 0 Scolia rd of 137 Woodbury Str eet. Samuel Minkin of Hood S treet , i,:: t Miss M a lkin atte nds Lasell Fa ll River . 1 IN STOCK "' #$11,~ Junior College. lier fiance is a A S pring wedding is plann ed . "' HARRY WEINBERG & Sons 1 gr a dua te of· Provide n ce College ! ~ --Jr~ 385 Westminster St. Providence, R. I. a nd is now a senior at Ohio S ta te Wayland Ma nor on Nov. 19 feting Unive r sity, College of La w. Mr. Miss Maxine B. Newman in honor Scoliard is vice-preside nt of his of her fort h coming marriage to ~=r::c=<:::(l <'lass and preside nt of his fra ter Edward S. Goldin. Mrs. Paula nity. T a u Epsilon Rho. Cohen of Worcester entertained. An O c tober 19 56 wedding is Hostesses were Mrs. J oslyn Pres- HOLIDAY planned. ser and Mrs. Norma n H . Miller of ~ ~ -1 IProvid ence and Mrs. Harry J . SPECIAL . Rosen of Worcester, a ll sisters of j Mr. Goldin. SnnllhJ- Firs t Daughte r Born VICTOR Mr. a nd Mrs . Ha rold Jacober of l 157 Lenox Aven ue announce the Son Born To Shwartz' birth of their second child and Mr. and Mrs. Sol A . Shwartz of first daughter . Ellen Holly. on At . ONLY CLEANSED Hya nn is. Mass. announce the birth Nov. 9. Mrs. J acober is the for- of their child. a son. Leonard mer Gladys Talan. Mr. nnd Mrs. Magnolia ·Stephen. on Nov. 8. Mrs. Shwartz Morris T a lan are Lhc mate rnal T. :$10~t BATHROBE is the former Barbara Silver grandparents, and Mr. and M rs. Manor I man. dau i:! hter of Mr. and Mrs. Including Sol Jacober arc Lh e paternal or Ma111ge Abraha m H . Silve rman of P rovi I grandparents. I --- HOUSE COAT dence. Mrs. Lillian Shwartz of Grahams I-lave S on Lodge New Bedford is the paternal Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Graham I MONDAY For Rastrntla I OR 20% gra ndmoth er. of Forest Hill s. N. Y. announce the CaH TO Have Second Child birth of t h eir first child. a son. Magnolia 13H ! FRIDAY DISCOUNT Mr. and Mrs. Nelson M. Gandel !Continued on Page 6) BRUNCH COAT man of Dean Estates. Cm nston a n.nounce tlw birth of th eir second 1·1·i· ( Offer expires Dec. 19th} child and first daughter . Beth Ins. on Nov. 16. Grandparen ts ""~s-- arc Mr. and Mrs. Em il Bieder of 42 Cyr St., Washington Pork - 72 Dorrance St., Prov. I Wayland Square - 22 High St., Pawt. Cranston and Mrs. Frances Gan- Ill delman of Boston . . t,; ,,,.~-- \ ·\ OR CALL lfonorecl At T ea l 'i J: . ~ One hundred guests from Bos WI 1-2000 I hanukah, Ii/:.?.~·;) Victor Holyoke: Woon . A 9 ft from -<,._,•, -v- /. PA 2-7620 CLEANSING COMPANY parts of Rhode ~ · ' ERTS ' · · EDITH ROB .. ~l'-:7,_I II Robes ,,·I' ; ·''j<,,1~ ---~-·,.,,~ !., ,-·, ., -· I • Sleepwe ar "'°~·1 · • ;.,...£, _ )f • Lingerie 7\-...-_;;. ,"":' J,,1 • Dresses 0 \-:...,_'?rif);}.''\'-; •1 ;1:_ • Separates / ·/ \',>-,- ~.l 'i .,;2.t_\\_v fw.Y" •Sportswear . . • ;,~ :, -\ - ~,,{;/ .' \ ;-J~-<"I .(1 ;• and man y ble :,.\,\;/ \-~ ,,. _l 11 • \ ' I Sh own· H•;;;n ,h • .,ho l,w,d,vth ' /~v ..,<' '-...... ,•, --.. \ dreu of n:hro mspun ,lip upuale 7.95 f'- V S11ei 1. 3. fOlf Ht<~--..;: @/olhing go,. R~HfRf~ @J.i/Jren 184 WAYLAND AVENUE ... at Wayland Square PLAN T UESDAY PARTY m eets every Monday evening at "' PORTRAITS and CANDIDS The Albert Einstein in B'nai 7: 30 o'clock at the Cranston Cen W eddings, Bar Mitzvahs B 'rith Girls will hold a card par- ter, invites girls of high school age Children ty on Tuesday at the Cranston interested in joining the group to ~ Jewish Center. The group, which attend the next meetin g. t'l SAUL ROSEN ,,.,, PHOTOGRAPHER 0 LESTER KESSLER'S < HO l -06S4 KORNER MARKET and DELICATESSEN s 122 Orms Street Carner Davis Street l'l r:,z l'l <.., NO SKILL NEEDED l'l At Our Snack Bar- KOSHER ::;; Corned Beef 00 1 • Sandwiches lb. $1.98 = KOSHER ;; • Pizza Pies :::, Plate Pastrami .. loiEiiiY t" !=' CAKE ,,.,, MIXES s make Mme. Sophia, extreme right, sh ows a h at to .. display h er cr eations a t the m e mbe rs hip tea of the Pion eer \\'omen •>< 1 the cake! to be h eld next \.\' edncsday afternoon a t the Narragansett H otel a t [ 0 l'l 1 o'clock. Seated. left to right-----l\1rs. Milton Page, Mrs. Jona Lecht tbu,JM.., IJJAll44- Slwp., r:, a nd Miss Rac h eal Goldstein. Standing-Mesdames He nry Marshak : l'l :\'I eyer Rudnick. m e mbership chairma n ; Bernard Gel band, 1-l. B . St one, SU ITS DRESSES COATS a:c,, Henry Efros and Sol S n yder. Photo by Fred Kelm an HAND-BAGS COST UME JEWELRY HATS l'l :::, -· Al I at Moderate Prices To Show Fashions I ditional Chanukah ceremony \Vill ·"' ' be conducted by Mrs. Harry Elkin. Room 516, The Alice Building c, Miss Rachel Goldstein will enter 236 W estminste r St., Providence, R. I. "'c, llbite Cne Mix • Yt11ow Cab lllix At Pioneers' Tea tain with a ballet. accom panied by Dnil's Food Mix • Gingerbmd Mil GAspee 1-6086 The Pioneer Wom en will hold Miss Elsie McGinn. Madame So Plladcab. the annual paid-up m embership phia of Lloyd Avenue will present Anne M . Bergmann M ildred E. Bliss 1-,-.:Spaea1aa t.ea at the Narragansett Hotel, a Winter a nd early Spring showing Wednesd ay at l :30 P. M. The tra- of m ilinary a nd sportswear . Mrs. Benton Feinstein is commentator. "t,',',",',',',',',:!,',',',',',",',4',",',';',',",",",",'~,,,,,,,,,,,,r!,'7,',",'!,:!;;.';.~~,( 'I B B ·I B ,B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B IB 1B ,l'B II The mem bership chairman for • • this affair is Mrs . Myer Rudnick. Announcing His Opening and the life membership chairman ~~ IONO'S BEAUTY SALON i~ • • is Mrs. Abraha m Grebstein. Hos pitality chairmen are Mesdames $ ' • • ~~ Is Pleased To Announce That ;~ • Benjamin Glantz. Na than Gold • farb. Leo Rappaport and Benja- • DENNIS' "500" • min Greenberg . • • • Beauty Salon • Shaare Zedek Women ~ MR. CARMEN ~ • ~~$ R. l.'s Foremost Leading Hair Stylist, fo rmerly of Lonthere's Beauty Solon ;<' • • Plan Holiday Party • Fo rme rl y of Hope Street • ,: at the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel, is now associated with us. ": • A Chanukah party for members '~~ OUR STA FF ALSO INCLUDES !~~ • and friends will be given by the • • Sisterhood Shaare Zed ek on Mon- ~~ MR. IONO - MISS MARY - MISS ANN ;~ 500 • Room GA 1-7216 • day at 8 :30 P. M . a t the Syna- ?~ MISS GRACE ~~ AI" B 'Id" • gogue. Mrs. Ruth Oelbaum . chair - ~ ~ • oc e u, ong Ope n Monday and man of the evening, announced 744 East Ave. (at the Prov.-Pawt. city line ) PA 2-0090 • 236 W estminster Street Evenings by Appointment • that. the program includes an Z~ ~~ • • openmg prayer by Mrs. Leon ~~;"'J:',';,-';',",",...,,.~,:f~:!;~ 1 1 m ings will be served by ]fl11JJ1L (;;,,\ , Bcrycs," who are Mesdames Ida '( - · Moss. Dora Zeftel. Sarah Rappa- ,SJw~, !};u__ ·- ) :{ ~ ( (j I Dance Classes for Is Now Located at 626 Reservoir Ave. ~ North End Children 21 Douglas Avenue Cranston, R, I. ~"-.. ~!] Ballroom and folk da ncing clas- ~ scs for j unior h igh school boys a nd ne xt door to Star De licatessen STuart 1-1449 ~ girls. under the sponsorship of the Jewish Community Center. will CJ /?/ / / beg in a t T emple Beth Da vid on The Phone Is the Same--DE 1-5225 J ·ur Lha11ul,alt Mo nday evening a t 7 o'clock. The classes will be directed by Your One-Stop the Kings· Da n ce Studios of Providen ce. with reg is t ration for J.011,,- Lh e 10- scssion series open t.o all Sproa1,L (J.UJL (}/JM-UU/.- Beauty Salon and Gift Shop boys a nd girls in the a rea who a rc Saturday Nite and Sunday Cen t.er member~. for a n omina l regist ra tion fee. RPr.d sLrations arr a lso br ing ac CORNED BEEF lb 79c TUESDAY THRU SA T U RDA Y 9 TO 5 30 P. M . crpted for crraLivc d a n ce classes AND FR IDAY EV EN ING UNTIL 9 O'CLOC K for kinden:rn rt,r n through sccond g rad l'rs. and a tap da nce class for STEER LIVER lb69c Featuring the Finest third throu gh si x th graders. R eg , in Hoir Styling and o Wonde rful , istration information mny be ob ta11wcl by c·n ll in g thr J CC office : ~ ~ Se lection of Gi lts M r s. Isadore Wolf. or Mrs . J ordon Kosher Hamburg lb 59c }T. , Rr utr r. - - , , \ ~ __,,_. '~----'' To Appear Here EASTWARD CENTER Icandles. The m eeting was con- Israel and Esther Karten, Sun- eluded with a sale of Chanukah day School teachers at T em ple _,t_e_m_s_.______"' Beth El, presented a detailed his- a,"' .... Answer To torical summary of events asso a; ciated with the Chanukah period Reliable Window i:i: at the Chanukah workshop spon Cleaning Company (al sored recently by the Eastward 9 Meni Cou,t HO 1-2889 ; IRVING I. MITTLEMAN J ewish Center. The program also Estab/;shed 1921 (al AWNINGS AND STORM WINDOWS u included demonstrations of festi- (al INSTALLED and REMOVED Q In reply to our announcement in which we stated ><' our withdrawal of kosher supervision from Irving < Mittlemon's butcher store, Mr. Mittleman simul 8 taneously published o long tirade villifying the Voad i:i: r.. Hokashruth. It is our opinion thot his statements Q were in poor taste; unfounded; ond misleading. :;j When o member of our Jewish community, in re i:i: ferring to the Voad Hokashruth which is comprised (al of Rabbis ond prominent laymen, can employ such AN ADDED CONVENIENCE = derogatory terms as 11intimidate11 and 11blackmail", GEORGE TYNt;, Broadway and Open Every rLJ= we feel it imperative to issue a statement of clori Hollywood star , who will appear i ficotion of the entire matter. in "Th e World of Sholom Alei Thursday and Friday_$ .,(al chem", to be presented under the 1-As evidence that Mr. Mittlemon's purchases a uspices of the Women's Organi W e have the n ewest in " Fash (al zation of the J ewish Community ion N ews"! A large assort u from the Broadway Poultry Co. of Boston ore un m ent of styles, colors, and, z Center on Tuesday evening at the sites- 9 t o lS, 10 to 20, 14½· (al questionably kosher, he states that the Broadway Hope High School auditorium. to 221/,. Q Poultry Co. is under the supervision of Rabbi Curtain time is 8:30 P . M. s: Soloveitchick and prints a photostatic letter to 0 i:i: that effect. The truth of the matter is thot any one who reod the letter corefullv sow thot the "'(al letter does not state that the Broodwoy Poultry =... Company is under the supervision of Robbi Solo Socimf veitchick. In fact, Robbi Soloveitchick stated to I . LAST CALL FOR TICKETS! -~ -~~ .,.:::· ·--:.... .:.""-:'.' ,4f,..-- us unequivocally thot the Broadway Poultry is (Continued from Page 4 ) not under his supervision, nor is it under any 'i Women's Organization ;j Rabbinical supervision whatsoever. Glenn Da vid, on Nov. 25. Mrs. j G raham is th~ former Mis~ Elea- \~ of the Jewish Community Center ~ 2-Mr. Mittleman further claims thot his sole con nor S. Ga lkin of Providence. Grandparents a re Mr. a nd Mrs. vi - Proudly Presents - ..- cern in bringing in poultry from elsewhere is Herman S . Ga lkin of Warrington ~ The Original Broadway Product ion Featuring Members of the N Y . Cast ~_, merely to provide his customers with "quality" Street. and Mr. and Mrs. Albert ~ -IN- n merchandise ond not with ony "inferior" grade. Grossma n of New York City. ;:: );, Is it not absurd to assume thot oll other butch .. Cherlin Son Born ~ .. e rs, who certainly ore equally concerned with the ,, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice G. Cher- u.. "THE WORLD OF SHOLOM ALEICHEM" satisfaction of their customers, ond ore slaugh 0 tin of 14 Croyland Road announce :: .. tering their poultry in Providence-ore not serv the birth of their third child a nd j THIS TUESDAYI _, (Decembe r 13) ing their customers with comparable "quality" second son, Da vid Lee, on Nov. 19 . ..,. 0 a t 8:30 P. M. Sharp poultry? Mr. Mittleman olso buys small quanti G randpa rents a re Mr. and Mrs. ~ "m_, ties of poultry from local deale rs. To which of Harry Berlinsky of 129 Sackett -' at Hope High School Auditorium !!! his customers does he serve this "inferior'' Street a nd Mrs. Minnie Cher lin of poultry? 271 Potters Avenue. ~ Reserved Se ats-$2.40 Gen Admission-$1.80 ~ ft Tic ke ts available at: The J CC Sessio ns S treet and 45 Hamilton " Have Son l •, S treet 13uilclings; Roth Tic ket Agency; Mille r 's Delicatessen , H o pe S t r e e t ; n 3-Mr. M ittleman further argues his point by draw Mr. a nd Mrs. G. Friedenn an i Mrs. He rman Rosenberg, HO 1-6818 o r Mrs. Nathan S hwartz. TE 1-1540. M !&, --- :...: ing a comparison between the poultry ond meot nounce the birth of their child, a ,._...... LAST CALL FOR TICKETS! ....~ ~ --::....-~---.....::: :::::~ supervision and osks why we permit meot from son. Andrew Lee, on Nov. 28. Mrs. outside and prohibit poultry from outside. The Friedenn is the former Luba Belle Horvitz. answer is obvious. In the cose of meat there are indelible seals on every quarter beef indicating Miss Buckler Feted , Protect · Y ourse·lf 1 that there hos been Federal inspection ond con Mrs. Samuel Sheffres a nd Mrs. I stant Rabbinic supervision from the time the cot Martin Buckler were hostesses at a supper party held for Miss Eve ... WITH tie was ritually slaughtered in the abbotoir until lyn A. Buckler on Nov. 17 at the the time it reaches the consume r. In the cose of Narragansett Hotel. Non-Cancellable poultry, however, there is no seol of Federal in ( spection nor constant Rabbinic supervision ond Accident and Health therefore we canot sanction the koshrus of out Sisterhoods Hold side poultry. INSURANCE Combined Meeting 4-The height of absurdity is reached in his sug gestion to hove one of our loco( shochtim trove( The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Consult to Boston to slaughter his poultry there. Is there El was hostess to the Sisterhoods anything more unreasonable than n suggestion of Temples Emanuel, Beth Sho of thot nature? Would it not be more logical ond lom and Beth Israel a t the annua l FRANK LAZARUS practical to bring his live poultry to Providencl' combined Sisterhood meeting on Monday: The program for the a ft Life Insurance - Annuities ond hove it slaughtered locally? This we sug ernoon included the presentation gested to Mr. Mittleman and it was rejected by or a skit entitled "Action ! Ac him. tion!," written by Mrs. Milton 635 Industrial Trust Building Pa isner and directed by Mrs. Office--GA 1-3812 Res.-PL 1-0716 S- We exceedingly regret that Mr. Mittleman hos Walter Stra uss. The cast includ mode an attempt to publicly disgrace a Board of ed Mesda mes Leona rd Goldma n , Clergymen of his own faith by stating in the Jules Goldsmith. Ma rsha ll Ma r public press that methods of "blackmoil" and cus and Ha rold Goldenberg. R ab bi Reuven S iegel a nd Mrs. Irving WJAR-TV--"Frontiers of Faith" " intimidation" were use d to coerce him to abide J ay Fain commented on the points 10:1S to 10:4S A. M . by our Kashrus laws. raised In the skit. A question pe Sunday, December 11 -"TH E ENCHANTED TOP" riod followed. W e are confident thot Provide nce Jewry will ful A reception and coffee hour pre W JAR--"The Eternal Light" ly support the stand of the Rabbis and respect their ceded the meeting. Mrs. Albert judgme nt in the case of Irving Mittle man. Lisker a nd Mrs. Irving Kritz were Every Sunday- 12:30 to 1 :00 P. M , In charge of the coffee hour. Table Sunday, December 11 -"TR IUMPH l N SAMAR IA" RABBI MORTON BERKOWITZ decorations we re by Mrs. David C. Adelma n. and Mrs. Edm und Wald RABBI LEON CHAIT ma n and Mrs. Alfred Ftlln headed the hostesses for the reception. At RABBI ABRAHAM CHILL the conclusion o'f ~he meeting, n tour of the Temple was led by Mrs. Howa rd Prcscl. ~Aecuttet~ (JUJl._ 'JJi,.lll1fJ111L 5,d., REMEMBER . .. .., We Sell Chanukah Goods ra= As Well As ..,, ·ALL RELIGIOUS GOODS :,, And PRINTING 0 ~ Every Day of the Year 8 (Except Saturday of Course) raz Buy Your Religious Goods In A C'l Store That Is Closed Saturdays ra ..ra lzzie Zaidman ::,; LIBERTY 00= PRINTING CO. =ra 295 No. Main St. :,,... t" Providence, R. I. !=' DE 1-SS60 PL 1-4696 .,, :,, ...8 •-< DENISE GAIL, shown at ALAN MITCHELL, two year s CAROL ANN, eight years, and LARRY STEVEN, 12 ½ years 0 81 ra month s; old ; old, a re the children of Mr. a nd DID YOU KNOW C'l Mrs. Arnold S. White of 400 E. ra ~~"',',';:';.';",'i",',,:!,",",',"',',,',',",,,,,,;,,,,,,,,","',",',","',",",","',",',',',",',"','~ U.S. Y. to Conduct Schuyler Silver ... that in 1941 in ;i Lon~ a: Road, Spring, ti) Md., formerly of Providence. Isla nd town, 152 real l'S fatc ra Services Tonight owners \\"('Tl' named as dc :,, frnd:rnts in on(' 1:nv suit I )DIJ.cl5_ J.o tlwwnlJJlJL i~ ~ Sabbath services at the Crans- 1 a ttending are asked to bring a gift ~ ~ contL's ting the title of what ... CARROT COOKIES CHESTNUT - CRANBERRY ton Jewish Center will be conduct- ~a be sent to some needy person \\'JS once a 93-a crc tract? ed this evening by the Cranston tn Israel. Pro t ect yciur 11ropcrt y "' cup sifted flour CONSERVE "' U.S.Y. group. Mark Davis will ------against title flaws wit/, nur teaspoon baking powder 1 pound chestnuts. in the shell 4 cups cranberries give the sermon. Other partici CANTORIAL CONCERT lnw cm t " Jl nmc Owners 1/a teaspoon salt Title Policy''. ½ cup vegetable shortening 1 cup water pa nts include Larry Baker, Tom Cantor Jacob Hohenemser·s 15 creamed with 1 egg and 2 ½ cups sugar m y Block. Steven Mushnick, Ll oyd years of a ffiliation with T emple ½ cup honey and b cup orange juice Kriss, Steve Rubin, Mike Fried Emanuel. will be celebrated at a TITLE GUARANTEE 1 teaspoon baking soda. 1 tablespoon grated orange rind burg. Carol Frank, Sharon Schiff. Cantorial Concert scheduled for 1 cup quick cooking oatmeal 1 2 teaspoon each cinnamon and Helen Rottenberg and Margaret Wednesday, J an. 11 . at 8 P. M. at t o· of R. I. ½ cup finely grated raw carrots, gi nger Potemkin. The public is invited the T emple. The proceeds of the tightly packed Cut into each chestnut with to attend. The group will hold a Chanu- 1 concert, which will featw·e some -~-o.;;£~~ ½ cup finely cut seeded raisins the point of a paring knife. Cover 66 South Main St. 1 teaspoon vanilla with cold water and cook over kah party on Sunday evening from of the ~,eJl-known cantors in the 7 to 10 o'clock. Featured will be East, will go to the Ca ntors' In Providence Sift together the fi rst t hree moderate heat for 25 to 30 min dry ingredients into a mixing utes. or till tender. Drain and re novelty dances and games. Those stitute of Ne w Yofk. bowl. Cream the shortening, egg, move shells and dark skins. as honey and baking soda in another soon as cool enough to handle~ bowl. Combine the two mixtures, Wash cranberries and drain- well. adding the oatmeal, raw carrot Cook with the cup of cold water bits and raisins while mixing. Add in a well covered saucepan over fl avoring last. Drop from the tip moderate heat only till the skins begin to pop. Put through a of a teaspoon onto a well greased :'Jhe honour o/ your preJence iJ 1·et5ueJ fed or aluminum lined cookie sheet strainer or fruit press. Add shelled and flatten each with the tines of chestnuts to cranberries in the a fork. Bake in a pre-heated oven press if you prefer. Be sure to al fh e 12 minutes at 350 deg. F. or till place a bowl underneath to catch lightly browned. Can be stored the liquid. Mix well and add for weeks. too. Yields approxi sugar. fruit juice and grated rind. mately 50 cookies. and spices. Simmer the mixtw·e J eJ fivaf Jorum o/ :'Jemple Beth {:/ 15 minutes over low h eat. Turn Variations: ¼ cup chopped nuts into sterilized jelly glasses and let m ay be added to the dry mixture cool before sealing and storing in on Sunda'j- evenin - - l "' ~ Mr. and Mrs. ,.;- i,: "' Jewish Community ~ "'u 1w we cordially invite you to ~ :,.· ~ ;a~ "Dedication Day" "" ci ..l AT THE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER'S ~ i,: =1w NEW Sou th Side Branch Building = 45 Hamilton Street "'i "'..., u"' z JULIUS C. MICHAELSON Sunday, December 11 - 2:30 P.M. PETER H. BARDACH 1w DEDICATION CHAI RMAN CENTER PRESIDENT ;;:~ 0 i,: ll. This is your Center! You are invited~ You a re welcome~ 1w ~ Jo in us in dedicating this new arm of the Jewish Co mmunity Center to the bette r service of our vast Cen ter fami ly, particularly the residents of t he South Providence-Elmwood-W ashington Po rk-Cranston a rea . Make a tour of the bu il d ing--see the meeting rooms, gymnasium, nursery school, kitchen--oll dedicated to housing more and better programs for every membe r of the Providence Jewish fam ily. - Dedication Day Program - DEDICATION TO EXTEND GREETINGS of the Samuel H. Workman Memorial Auditorium. HON. DENNIS J. ROBERTS SPECIAL TRIBUTE Governor, Rhode Island To Mayor Walter Reynolds for his services to Center. HON. WALTER H. REYNOLDS Mayor, City of Providence BUILDING TOUR -- The public is invited to inspect a ll the facilities of the new building. WILLIAM EDWARDS President, United Fund It's a thrill! HON. FRANK LICHT REFRESHMENTS Vice President, General Jewish To be served at close of Dedication Ceremonies. Committee Don't miss this historic event in the life of our community~ - Dedication Week Activities SUNDAY EVEN ING, DECEMBER 11 , 8:00 P. M.-"Open House" , sponsored by Young Adult Association. MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 12, 7:30 P. M.-"Open House Program" for se nior high schoolers. TU ESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEM BE R 13, l :00 P. M.- Speciol Program for Playschool children and parents. TU ESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 8:30 P. M.- Women's Organization presents Broadway hit show, " W orld of Sholom Aleichem", Hope High School. W EDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DEC EMBER 14, l :00 P. M.-"Open House Pro gram" for older adults. TH URSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 7:30 P. M.-"Open House Program for iunior high schoolers. SUN DAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 18, 2:00 P. M.- Sunday Clubbers' Chonukoh Porty. SUNDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 8:00 P. M.- Dr. Sidney Hook, eminent THE NEW SOUTH SIDE BRANCH BUILDING HOME O F A DDED CENTE R S ERVICES T O M EM BERS. philosopher-author to discuss " A Social Philosophy for American Jews. " shining pennies a nd a dreidel. I ~IRS . LECHT REPORTS OLDER ADULTS PROGRAM It ert ainers. Their program will Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Litowitz of 337 Prarie Avenue are shown holding a parchment golden wedding scroll presented them in h onor of their anniversary at a party on Nov. 26 a t the Wayland Manor. The scroll was signed by all the guests who attended the affair. '-ti,etf ',f,';~,...,,-!;;',";";~,,,,,__,,.,,,J:f,',;';:",!/4~,,,,,~ Need a secretary? Everyone reads the Herald classified col umn! Insert your ad and get re Women's Bowling sults. Call UN 1-3709. ON .,,,,,,,:'!.,",1,t,,,,,,,,,,,,,!,,,",',',",",',",",' I Week Ending Oct. 21) For 1956 HOPE LINK, 0. G. C. By Roslyn G utterball SHEAFFER the big move In this newly-formed league Bill Kagan rolled 132,1 09, and 98 SNORitEL®PEN for 339. Irv Levine had 99, 100 is to ... and 104 for 303. Other good GIFT SETS strings were Joe Jacobson 112 and THE BIG 103 ; Sylvia Factor,, 90; Bill Gold Special prices on popular Shc,tffcr stein 91 and 94: Eunice (spare> Pen scrs. Bur hurry - cake adv:intagc Shuster 95 a nd 90; Miriam Kagan of ch csc savings whi le we s1ill have 91: and president, Joe Fishbein IOI. many secs co choose fr om. firing your . . . gift lisc, come in today! FINEMAN TRINKEL i\UX. I By Goldie Cohen ~l Camels are out in front. fol lowed by Tarreytons and Caval iers. Cla ire Mickler was tops this $295. week with 317 1120-100-97 ) , while Flo Tilles rolled 310 021-97-92>. DOWN Others with good strings were: DELIVERS Adrienne Aronson 11 5, Phyllis Bernstein 115. June Winn 111-92, ANY MODEL Arline Abrams 109, Margie Win NEW 1956 ston 107, Helen Lehre r 104-96. Kra n er Reisberg 103-90, Erica Hasterlick 103, Barbara Bressler e L'AMOUR CERTIF IED DIAMONDS e STERLING SILVER HOLLOWARE 102- 100-97, Sylvia J a rcho 102-93, MERCURY e IMPERIAL CULTURE D PEARLS • PENS AND PENCILS, Nome Brn,ds Phoebe Nulman 102, Lillia n Wald e WATCHES e JEWELRY ITEMS m an Eunice Greenfield 101- AT 101. e WALLETS e POOLE SILVERWARE 96-91 , J ean Seigal 100. Dotty For e DESK CLOCKS • WM. ROGERS INTERNATIONAL SILVERWARE BROADWAY man 97-95, Caroline Sachs 96, Ar e CAMERA OUTFITS e APPLIANCES AUTO SALES line S lack 96-92-90, Laura Sch e EVANS CERAM IC BONE CHINA e MANY, MANY OTHERS wartz 95 , Doris Sher 93, Bea Bot Your Direct Factory vin 92-90, Sall y Ludman 92-91, Volume Deale r Hope Himelfa rb 92, Gert Summer Unusual Sterling Gifts For The Discriminating Taste -- 91, Fannie Levin 9 1, Pauline Charles Stei ngald Namerow 90, S heila Halperin 90. Charles W oolf a nd Helene Preblucl 90-90. Kenneth Steingold Spares rolling over 90 were Es In NEWPORT, te ll e T etlcbnum 102, Edith Zwetch kcnba um 101 - 99-97. Jenn Jaffa. PACO CO. Is Located At ancl Kayla Fla me r 93 - 92 . BROADWAY 65 Spring St., Cor. Touro WEINHi\llM Fi\MILV (J IIUJLE The nnnua\ Thnnksg ivlng- din Tel. 1851 AUTO SALES ner of t,hc Wclnbaum F'umtly Cir Irving D. Past•r Richard S. PHter General M1nager SalH Manager 766 Broadway cle was h eld recen t ly at Lh e Old Pawtucket, R. I. Gris t, Mill. Jt wns announced Lh aL the Ch a nukah m ecLln~ will be Phone PA 3-4700 held nL th(• home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Blnu or ~esslons Street. Winter vacation-time is here! Ifor help with your plans. - DE ::: Engaged Call the Herald Travel Bureau 1-7388. BUY YOUR CHANUKAH NEEDS ., AT WHOLESALE PRICES! l'I= 20% DISCOUNT ON EVERY Look Over These Good Buys ISRAELI AND AMERICAN MENORAH ~ 0 • American Chonukoh Candles ...... Box 18c OAK HILL PLAT - 7-Room Cottage Excellent < • Israeli Twisted Colored Candles ...... Box 30c Possibilities . . $14,000 9 • Shabbos Candles ...... 6 doz. Box 6Sc SAYLESVILLE -Lovely 6-Room Bungalow. l'Iz W e Carry A Full Line Of Religious Goods C Special Quantity Discounts Gi ven to CRANSTON, Neor Woodridge-Brand New 6 ½ - l'I • Si,terhoo~s • O rganizations • Schools • Shuls Room Split Level House ...... $17,900 .. l'I WE' RE OPEN SUNDAY RANCH HOUSES WESLEYAN AVENUE, Near Elmwood- 3-Fam !rn ily House-6 Rooms Each fl oor- $200 monthly = MELZER'S SHOPPING CENTER income $14,500 =l'I 299 Willard Ave. GAspee 1-71 SS RUMFORD-9-year-old 6-Roam House- 10,000 :II sq. feet of land . . . . _ .. . . . $11,500 ~ CHARLES STREET-Brick Bui lding 5' WELL, SHUT MY MOUTH .., ... And Look At Those INTERIOR DECORATING BUS INESS !:l C R e o I , Honest-to-Goodness INVESTMENT PROP ERT i ES ;,. Values at JAMES KAPLAN, MISS FLORENCE GORDON _Ml Mr. and Mrs. Sa ul Gordon of - If It's Reol Estate, Call - Inc. C P aterson, N. J .• formerly of Provi l'I Such outstanding merchan dence, a nnounce the engagemen t C SAM RIDDELL l'I 1 of their daugh!er , Florence, to dise, too Why, it's actually RESIDE NTIAL - BUSIN ESS - INDUSTRIAL a ane-stap g ift s h o p p i n g Rober t S. Rudman, son of the ~ S uperior Court Jus tice and Mrs. 79 Burlington Street, Just Off Hope l'I headquarters .. . for friends :II Abra h am l\1. Rudman of B angor, 'I GA 1-8814 " Do Bu,;ness w ;1h A Uve-Wfre" PA 2-6683 I ·"' and family a li ke Our l\le. awn family, too. Miss Gordon is a graduate of ------Lafayette Photo .... the Highland l\1anor Sch ool in ~"' Open Every N ite Till 9 Until Christmas - Saturdays T ill 6 Long Bra n ch , N. J .; l\1ount Ida Junior College, Newton, and Bos ton University. H er fiance was JAMES KAPLAN, INC. gr a duated from Lawrence Acad -- JEWELERS -- em y in G roton, l\tass., and at tended Boston University. 2s0 Auburn Street, Cranston An April wedding is planned . ST 1-0939 ST 1-0940 e JEWELRY • CHINA • LUGGAGE • APPLIANCES • WATCH REPAIR Industr ial Discounts Intermarriage Rate ";f,';"'~,!;!,,.O:f,";,..!;.~,,.... ,.,,..4 ,,_,,.,,.. ,,. ..,.,,,. .. ,,!,',","','!,";,,",-.,/,-"',,;. "/ ; -,,,.,.. , "4;"',,;,_,~,~,,/,~,"',{ Rises In Canada $ ~ MONTREAL - The peril of in termarriage to the survival of the Jewish people in the Western ij CLEARANCE world was spotligh ted here by ~ I~ Louis Rosenberg, noted econo mist. in a statistical study of mixed marriages in Canada pub lished by the research bureau of the Canadian J ewish Congress. I,, SALE l' "'Although the rate of intermar ~ ' riage in Canada is far lower than ~ ' among Jews in the United States. a bout one out of eight marriages l On DRESSES [~ in which J ews take part is a mixed marriage. In other words, $ ~ for every 88 marriages performed in Canada in 1953 in which both ~~ N G· 0 ;, the brides and grooms were Jews, :: ow 01ng n !: there were 12 marriages in which ~ ~ a J ewish girl married a non-Jew, :: -- Woolens Included -- :: or more likely, a J ewish man mar ' ~ ried a non-J ewish girl. ~: ALL SIZES, Including Half Sizes, "Another fact now come to :j light is that out of all households with J ewish men or women at the ~: and for the Larger W omen :: head. some 10 percent have a ~ ' ~ non-Jewish man or woman also at '~ ~ the head:· Rosenberg stated. The intermarriage rate has ris en in Canada from less than five i~ KAVANAGH'S l percent in 1926- 30 to over 12 per cent in 1953. The rate has been growing steadily except for a drop in the period 1944-45. but after i OVAL ROOM ~~ - SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE - § ~ that date the increase resumed and by 1952 had again reached A. 14K Opal and Pea rl I. A n tiq ue Pearl Cir c le P in S 32. t~ Forme rly in the Alice Bldg. :: Earrings S 80. J . 14K Brooch with 9 Dia- the previous peak of 11.1 percent ' ~ B. 14K t-l cnrt Earrings with monds, Pearl & Turquoise $275. ~ ~ ma rked in 1944. Jewlsh men fig Turquoise • n. K. 14K P in w ith 3 Ho rses • 30. C. l4K Watc h w ith P earls L . 14K Charm Bracele t $22.SO ~~ NOW IN OUR NEW, ~, ure in intermarriage more than a nd Turquoise 5175. Others from $9 to Sl75 ~ ' twice as often as J ewish women. D. 14K Charm Lo vebirds with M . A ntique English Turquoise P earls and Tu1·quoise 516.SO l~ Pearl Bangle Bra celet S 51. Cite Communliy Services E. 14K Charm Horn or Plenty , N . Platinum R ing w ith Black ~~ MODERN LOCATION AT ~~ The figures indicate that inter P ear ls and Turquoise S 22. & White Pearls & Dia- marriages are less frequent In F . 14K Char m Bug, Jeweled $ 10. monds $425. $ • G. 14K Crescent with Jew e led 0 . 14K Opal Clus ter Ring $ 35, urban centers where educational, F lo wer S 15 P , A ntique Pendant with Ori- social and recreational services II. 14K Charrn Uuggy w ith ental Pearls a nd ~i 7 SO EAST A VENUE ;t H uby Hu bs S 19. A methyst are provided by the Jewish com • as. munities t.han in smaller centers [~ PAWTUCKET ll where there are fewer such facili - All Prices Include Federal Tax - ' f ties and where social contacts be i~ Corner Hillside Avenue ,; tween J ews and non-J ews are " ~ more frequent. Reliable Gold Buyer~ ' ~ "'The rate or Intermarriage ls a function of the aculturatlon of the ~-~ PA 2-04S4 ~l 133 WASHINGl'ON ST. i\lA YFLOWER HOTEL J ewish citizens with the other res Providence Plymouth, Mass. { r idents or the community," Rosen /};~ ~"";,..¼~~"')o/.Y;¼"'_;~~,,,,';,...4','~~¼',"',~,,,,;,;"'.,!;',';!.,~J berg pointed out. ::! Smart businessmen use the pages of the Herald in their ad Prepare Dance Posters CHILDREN vertising campaigns. --· ARE BEST Please Buy Jewish "' PHOTOGRAPHED ~ -By- Daily Newspapers o,· Assured Security : .. FRED KELMAN ii: Wl1~ and Jewish Para [al Your fam ily hos a stoke ~ :a in your future - why not phernalia in an [al u let us help you provide [al CRAWSHAW'S Honest Place. Q them with the assurance :,.· of personal independence RESTAURANT OPEN SATURDAYS ~ and freedom from finan 22 Waterman Avenue Q JUST OVER RED BRIDGE No Extra Charge ;;! cial problems. In East Pro videnc'e r.. "WHERE FRIENDS MEET ci JERRY EINHORN TO EAT" Louis Silverman ""~ AGENT SPECIALIZING IN ii: al CHARCOAL 31 Douglas Ave. = PAwtucket 5-9269 BROILED FOODS =~ s:.,._ al ______Peerless has a parking area for 300 cars daily! tl ;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ Junior Hadassah mem bers sh own working on posters announc ~ "That boy,Alladin," ing the group's la tke party a nd d a n ce to be held on S unday, Dec. 18, It's right in the rear of the store where 8 quoth M rs. Morton B. a t the J ewish Community Center, are, left to right-The Misses Ba r you can whisk in fM on unlimited ~ J a smine," had quite a ba r a Bograd, Joyce Bograd, Arlene Eckstein a nd Laurel Globus. g; gismo in that magic Photo by Fred Kelma n time and shop Peerless with carefree conwenie nu! al lamp of his. Wouldst tense, and to tigheen up. So in ~ I had a genii or two Final Speaker their system the clubhead is the a round this house." most important element - more important than the head - since "it's the only thing you're permit r Her wish was brought ted to hit the ball with." on as she looked a t So intrigu ing is the new theory a big bag of oranges to K ennedy t h at he quit the tour l she was due to put na ment circuit to join forces with '-,. Zaretsky. thru the squeezer for The R. I. Golf Center is located the beloved of her at 567 Mineral Spring Avenue, household. Pawtucket. next to the Lorraine Mill Outlet. Reservations may be made by calling PA 2-7631. 231 Main Street Pawtucket, R. I. 11 Why ", inquir ed the l o rd of the manor (meaning her well intentioned husband) Burton A. Finberg 11 don't y ou just order TROPICANA from & Associates our milkman and cut out this s queezing?" Insurance Counsellors 930 Industrial Bank Bldg., Providence, R. I. Why not, i ndeed? MRS. MORRIS SHOHAM " The R ole of the J ewish Wom TEmple 1-6323 an - F act a nd Fiction" wilJ be the TROPICA NA is r eal, last s ubject to be discussed in the LIFE - FIRE - CASUALTY - GROU P - EMPLOYEE PLANS p ure ,fre sh, lively first Adult Institute of J ewish Studies of the Cranston J ewish juice squeezed from Center. The lecturer, Mrs. Mor {lJIL (/)1) 'Yloi ~ 9l'LillJl.a.JUJL tree- ripened ora n ge s ris Shoham, r esides in Sharon , right in Flor ida. It's Mass., where she is on the teach W.fl o).wu:Juu,.g_ rzJ.o.w, 9.fuiUJU1.J1.£P. )1)11 rzJ.o.u shipped t o you under ing staff of the Temple Isr ael He brew Sch oo l and is a. member of r efri ger ation. the New Engla nd Youth Com 'Ylo [xllta Cl)M Jl)/l (J.w, .5fl;will,J mission of the United Synagogue You don't have to fuss of America. adding wat er . T here's The community is invited to a t tend the lecture on Thursday e,,e no "ca n t aste". Just ning at 8:30 P . M. at the Cr a n Old Shoes Can Be New Shoes pure,FRESH orange ston J ewish Center. juice. Faded or d isco lored suedes in Bloc k, Blue, Brown, $1 5 O I ond To n specia lly redressed for on ly ...... • Indoor Golf Driving I We might a dd tha t m a ny hos t e sse s use Range Now Open • Beoutifully cleaned for only 7 Sc • Shoe dyeing at its best - as low as $2.00 it a t cockta il p a r ties. A new t heory a bout golf that is Solves the ora n ge not well understood by many lead Dancing Taps fo r beginne rs, advanced, j uice proble m nicely. ing p ros is bein g used nt t he R . I. and p rofessionals Golf Cen ter , whose indoor d riv ing Lik e for S cre wdrivers. ra nge Is now open for winter golf ins t ruction. "Capezio" and "Selva" $2 to $4 set Ask o ur m an for the Eddie Za retsky a nd Les Ken Plain a nd jing les- prices include mounti ng on toes a nd heels' o ne - a nd - o nly nedy, who couduct t he cen ter , a re T ROPICANA . Q uite conductin g group instruction for be~i nners. as well as h igh a nd low SHOE REPAIRING on MEN 'S, WOMEN'S inexpensive -- a nd handicap playe rs. Their indoor per fe c tly d e licious '. ra nge ls said to be the la rgest In the Eas t. ~~ T he Zartesky - Ken nedy teaching technique places the em phasis on the clubhead. the ha nds a nd the ond~L;~~ feet. The object ls to get the Oown :s to ir:s golfer to relax. U a man is overly Prov idence only' PAwtucket 2-6095 conscious of all t he mecha nics. they say. he will tend to become To Pl ay Here OFFICERS INSTALLED lack is vice-president: Toby Sil- DIS -=~ 0 a< l'lz ft C'l t l'l ?- N RfJ'11' OR 1 l'l'"' '/ 0 01,s~ />. '&Ji;s1,lJRN tR ! ~ "'= =l'l :i:, l> '(OU cAN ~ !"' ot1'fNO ON ~ _o "I ~ al> PINOCCHIO _-< "Pinocchio:· the story of the lit 0 tle puppet who becomes a real boy, ~ ~ C'l will be the next presentation of ~/'-----~ l'l the Children's Theatre series. ?..,,...,,,,, ~ 1:1:1 sponsored by the Jewish Com ~,,,?_; ~u l'l munity Center. on Sunday after ~ noon at Nathan Bishop Junior ·"' High School auditorium . Present ~ ed by the Suzari Marionettes. ~-1 ~\ "' "Pinocchio.. f eatu res a 'puppet "' stage, magical. m usical and scenic effects. and some of the largest and most intricate puppets ever seen. Admission to ··Pinocchio" is open to all children of school age ~ ~ ll by season ticket only. Season tick ets. to the 4 P. M. performance '- only_ are available now at the Jew ish Community Center. 170 Ses sions Street. and at performance 7 time. 'i/tftR ~/ (j 10% of Sales to Go ~ : Into Israel Bonds ··To give tangible evidence of )~ ~ ~ unshakable faith in the future of Israel." Eric S. Marmorek. execu -I;,; ji so tcoNO~,cAL\ tive vice- president of Sharon Me \1'5 sO ci.tAN, morial Park this week announced . ANO Ql)\t.1' ,oO \ ANO ::--- "we will invest 10% of gross sales during the month of Decem ber in State of Israel Bonds." Sharon is planning to issue a *\ certificate to each new lot owner. stating that through his Sharon purchase he has contributed to the \ Yes, the whole town is talking GAS HEAT. And, it's no wonder when support of the new J ewish State. you consider what the costs of repairs, replacement and service contracts alone can be with other types of heating equipment. Just imagine, for a normal Training Group Has install ation you can rent fo r only $2.00 a month a brand new gas burner com Induction Meeting pletely installed in your present furnace. When you rent a G AS burner, there's no investment and if you're not The first induction luncheon of ~ the members-in- training of the completely satisfied at the end of the fi rst year of service, the GAS burner wi ll Robert Arthur La van Chapter of be removed. If you decide to buy, and prices start as low as $249.00, at any s·nat B'nth was held on Nov. 17 at Topps Gaylord. Participating time within two years, all rental paid will be applied against the purchase price. 111 the induction were Marilyn And it's always Gas Company Serviced! Gorman. Rona Snyder. Andrea What an offer . what an opportunity to enjoy all the advantages of Jacobson. Bette Sue Milmsky. Ei leen Phenes. Asya Eliash. Ruth carefree, fully automatic, dependable GAS heat in your home! No wonder Goldman. Donna Fishman. Joyce the whole town is talking and doing something about it. Share and Pl,ylils Sohen. for yoor con"enience Marilyn Levine 1s president. and our Soles floor is open Get all the details direct from Providence Gas Company at Temple Mrs. Harry Cappel, advisor of the 1hursdoy evenings until 1-8800. Ext. 238 - NOW 1 Chapter. which invites 1.nrls bc 9 ,ind Soturdoys fro"' 9 tWC'f'n I 3 and 17 to at~end its to 5 for Go• t1eotin9 meNmi.:s hrld TuC'sclay evC'nmi.:s EquiP"'ent ond P.ppli· from 7 lo 8 o'clock nt the Jrw1sh Community Crnter. once Soles only. LOYAL FAMILY M F.F.TS Two proposed amendmt•nls werr rracl by H arry Nozick. secrrlnry of thr Loyal Family C1rcle. nt a m l'f'ttni.: llf'ld Nov 20 at the home of Mr and Mrs. BrnJamm Gold Pnber~ Leon Sloan. social ch1ur mnn. announced that thr Chnnu Providence Company kah party for JUnfor mrmbers will dAS h1• hr lct on Sunday. Dre. 11. Rr frf' ...,h mrnts WNl' c.ervrd by thr 100 WEY BOSS ET STREET ho:-.t,·ss. and t.hr rnmr was won by Vlr Hf·rklf' L('vin TEmple 1-8800 Extension 238 :!: Solicitations Co-Chairmen Be wiser-as a Herald adver Miriam Women Begin Drive tiser! "' C>"'... No! Not Specials! c,· . . Just H. BERLIHSKY'S i:il EVERY DAY PRICES fal WHAT ARE YOU PAYI NG FOR THESE ITEMS? ; A ll Choi ce Gl"ad e Steer Beef fal 0 Shoulder STEAK lb $1.05 fal Reg. $1.20 Q Boneless BRISi 1 on Monday evenjng. through the Far FREE DELIVERY The courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Call GA 1-0950 Rosen : a potato latke supper on ( • .1 ley 'C T.uesday. a record concert of Ytd- Oelt•ery mode to the East Side f Q I' dish and Jewish music on Wednes- ond the Plot I day, and a mo,•ie, "Lady Let"s LJ - Open Saturday Nite - Dance,"' which will be shown on .______Jewish. Herald Thu1·sday. ~ Farband LZOA Branch Officers \ .,, THE R. I. CIVIC THEATRE ~ - Presents - ~ ll-1 lal "BLITHE SPIRIT" ~ lal DECEMBER 16th and 17th - 8:30 P. M. 0 lal at the Q R. I. SCHOOL OF DESIGN AUDITORIUM ~ ;Q TICKETS$ 1.50 Ii, TICKETS AVAILABLE AT AXELROD MUSIC CO. Q 251 Weybosset Street ~ OR FOR ll-1 RESERVATIONS CALL GA 1-1155 =lal (/J= :; lal VETERANS MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM ... Providence, R. I. lal ~ TUESDAY, DEC. 13, AT 8:15 P. M. lal r:Q 0 ll-1 Boston "'lal and m embers of the Ben Gurion Branch 41B of the Farband LZOA are shown h ere after ins tallation ceremonies, conducted by Harry Finklestein. h eld at a dinner recently. Front row, left i:: GJC Praises to right - Finklestein; Max Portnoy, finan cia l secretar y; Elmer La p Symphony pin. first vice-preside nt; Harr y Hoffma n , president; Mrs. Albert Soko low. recording and corresponding secr et ar y; Hyma n G rossberg, treas 0-Day Workers urer ; Alfred Aden , cultura l chairma n , a nd Arthur Finkelstein, master Undeterred by the rainy wea th at-a rms. er. 300 volunteer men turned out Standing - Mrs. Portnoy, Mrs. Ha rold Lappin. Harold Lappin; Orchestra last Sunday for the a nnual D-day Sidney Sirk is. trus tee; Mrs. Sirk is, s unshine; Mrs. Lappin: Mrs. H off of th e 1955 campa ign of the Gen m an; Albert Sokolow, trust ee; Mrs. Grossberg, Mrs. Aden a nd Mrs. CHARLES MUNCH ARTHUR FIEDLER eral J ewish Committee. Harry Finklestein. Music Director Conductor GJC officials p r aised t he work Not present for picture were Israel Sh erman. second vice ALDO C ICCOLINI-Piono ers. "for the enthusiasm dis president, and l\1 rs. S herman ; and Sam Grossm a n . trustee, and Mrs. Tickets at Avery Piano Co., 256 Weybosset St. played" and their successful soli Grossman. Photo by Fred Kelman citation in the one-day house-to house canvass in the fund-ra ising d rive for 52 local, overseas and Is rael agencies. Ben jamin Ruttenberg, D-Day cha irma n. said i t was ··a very suc J cessful day," a nd described the 11ie-Cutfet~.. workers as perha ps one of the most RHODE ISLAND'S LARGEST STORE .. • Elmhurst 1-3800 determined group of solicitors in this year's campa ign. ··1 am very pleased with the results of the • one-day solicita tion and wish to A New Concept Ill tha nk each a nd every person who volunteered his services a nd made possible the success of this phase of the 1955 ca mpa ign," Rutten Now-registered, labora• from berg declared. tory-balariced High Fidelity In addition to Ruttenberg, in spiring talks were given the work ... featuring un iqu~ Panoramic ers by Alter Bayma n. General Speaker Sysiem ... new "Mas J ewish Committee treasurer and veteran campa ign worker: Archi ter Control" precision tuning bald Sil verman. honorary presi dent of the GJC. and F rank Licht, ... custom-styled cabinetry. chairman or Initial Gifts. Ruttenberg said tha t ma ny per sons were not at home last Sunday H ere for the first time is a during the drive in the Greater Providence area. These persons. complete Hig h Fidelity system, he said, wi ll be solicited during la boratory-balanced by RCA the next 10-day period by 100 vol unteer workers. These solicitors Victor for superlative perform arc unreel to report the ca rds to ance, and e nclosed in a strik GJ C headquarters at the Strand Building in Providence, as soon as ingly beautiful cabinet. the prospects are contacted. At the same lime. J erome Fish . chairman of Carnston D-Day, re For this musical thrill of a life ported an rqually successful drive for that city by some 100 volunteer time-come in-see anN hear workers. He said that the solici ~ tation went off as a nticipated. this revolutiona ry RC A Victor New Orthophonic High Fid el Ci\llO l'i\RTY ity. You, loo, will be e nthusi A dessert card party sponsorrcl ~ by the Cranston Chapter of the astic a bout this new concept in American Medical Center was \ held Tuesday at 8 P. M . at Tuoro H igh Fide lity ... by RC A f Hall. 88 Mathewson Street. Pro Victor! ( ceeds wi ll go to the Tuberculosis and Cancer Hospital at Denver. The " Mark Ill.," New Orthophonic High Mrs. Samuel Jacobs was ch air s32:, man. Co-chairmen were Mesdames Th,.. ()l1TLET- HADIOS S,. Fidelity "Victrola" Phonograph. Superb Robert Goldberg, Murray Kortick. Tt::Lt::\'1$ 10,;\", •llh 1"1oL•r NO DOWN PAYMENT /11 .1t11/lm1 t1l 011d HCA AM-FM radio. Mahogany finish. Leo Rotenberg and John Kauf 1l rt·n1111t.,;; No11· !11,~ 1111 d man ... Jews In America .. The recent piece in Look Magazine o n the position of "(Jm ~ (Jpinwn,, COMMUNITY '"3 Jews in America Laday is a revealing sludy though its factual f'l= disclosures are by no means surprising. Revealing because The Dedicated People .,, William Allwood, author and Look's national affairs editor, CALENDAR had the courage to draw conclusions which might perhaps By BERYL SEGAL have escaped a _J ewish writer. Coming from a Non-Jew it is ~ ~ WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS s really e n_couraging to hear that anti-Semitism is rapidly wan t'l ing as as a problenr for American Jews. or course, the facts Affiliated organizations of th• League z Chanukah is lighting of candles. followed it faithfully through fair of Jewish Women' s Organizations m1y C"".) as gathered, m ay not be 100 per cent but they "are the best clear dates by calling Mrs. Alfred ·D. ~ singing of songs, and remember and lean years. Steiner at HO 1-9510. that an inquisitive Gentile re porter could pry out of his fellow - ing miracles. Chanukah is latkes, The ideal was of two parts : Pa rt .. A1,1ericans," as ~fr. Allwood sa ys. and gifts, and festivities for chil one, to make the life of the aged M~:~a°:.Ym. - Ladtes Assn. Miriam Hos- ; Of course the Jewish pinure in An1crica appears hriglu dren. Is is all this: but above all as pleasant a nd comfortable as is pita! Board Meeting • fro 111 every point of view. But it J11ust he recog11i1.ed that ir Chanukah is a festival that speaks humanely possible. Part two, to 2:00 p. m.- ~~~~si'!r ~ 1°et:t1~·: Alliance ~ the J ew has progressed 111ore rapidly than any other contem of dedication and the rewards of provide these pleasures and com 8:00 p . m.- i~~~~koaoi P~~:Yare Zedek ; dedication. porary im111ig-ra11t group it was not a lone because he was more forts to all ages in need of a TUESDAY ~ The Maccabbees of old, t h ey home. A Home for All Aged . 12:00 p. m.- Senlor Hadassah Donor > industrious but because the urge to rise is greater in an area Workers Meeting I:"' ol illlpedimcnts. It is true .J ewish individual income is sub who gave us C hanuka h. were The ALL is important, because d edicated to the deliver a n ce of Felder soon learned that the need Wf~oN:~~t~Pionecr Women Member· ~ stantially greaLer than the national individual aggregate, hul the land from the hands of op ship Tea of a home is not limited to the 8:00 p. m .- Siste rhood Temple Beth ; he re again the explanation is to he found in the fact that most pressor s. The unnamed m en poor a lone. Many an aged. not Sholom Board Meeting .,. J ews reside in large t: ities and areas o f the country where earn who followed them in battle 8:30 p. m.- Women's Div. Siste rhood c, necessarily in financial straits. Cranston Jewish Cente r > ings are highest. against gr eat odds were dedica may under certain circumstances Board Meeting ~ However, the most encouraging aspect of the Look study ted to the preser vation of the be in greater need of the warmth 8:00 p. m.--Mizrachi Wome n Com- w is the positive picture it paints of J e wish li fe in America. tongue and faith a nd way of and security of the Home tha n the gir~i~d~e;~;~:rh~;J~n of C, l "hus, l\fr. All\\'oocl notes that the e xistence of Israel has m ade life of their fathers. poverty stricken. 8:00 p. m .- Evening Hadassah Paid up ~ THURSDAY Membership Meeting ~ J ews even better Americans. At the same time he re ports lack That was long. long ago, in a To this twofold ideal, Jacob dista nt land. Two thousand. one 2:00 p. m.- R. I. Founde rs for Tuber- :! ol ~harp divi~ivc11ess in the Jewish community as the re existed Felder dedicated twenty years, cular Patients Reg ular ; hundred and twenty years ago in as a m ember of the board, as a Meeting ~ a gene ratio n ago. He fi nC!s a plethora of J ewish organiza the hills of Judea; and the story FRIDAY tions, hut he ascribes this developlllcnt to the _J e w as highly worker on committees. and for 1:00 p. m.- Brandeis Inst allation and <.O of their dedica ted struggle. a nd T ea w individualistic. Yet he notices that d espite their m yriad as nine years as president of the the miracles that rewarded their Home for the Aged of Rhode ... sociations, ,\mc ric,111 _f ews are not well orga11i1.ed, except in labors, are told to this day on Isla nd. During that time he MEN'S ORGANIZATIONS "' the field of phil:inthropy. Chanuka h . TUESDAY "' saw the Home grow from a 40 8:00 p . m.- " The World of Sholom l\ lr. Attwood docs not unde restimate the anti-Se mitic But this is not a Once Upon A bed building to a modern, spa Aleichim" sponsored by fa cet in American life, hut he fi11ds /\rncrica11 _J ews having Time story of Long Ago. It is a cious, well appointed Home for Jewis h Community Center, Hope High School more Litan a n even chance of living full, produt:tivc Jives with never-ending pattern of dedica 150 aged men and women from WEDNESDAY out being frustrated hy discri111i11ation. H e admits, however, cation. and its rewards come in a ll walks of life. 8:00 p. -m.- Touro Fraternal Associa tion Meeting, 88 Mathew Lhal it \\·ill take 1i111 c !or Ce1lliles lo exlirpatc the last vestiges every age, in all lands, even in Growth alone is no reward. To son St. our days. gether with the additions of rooms 8;00 p. m.- What C heer Lodge 183 o l prejudice fro111 their ;1ttit11des. His booming negative to Brith Sholom Regular the qucsLion whether _l c\\·s \\·ill ever becrn11c so colllple tel y The S pirit of Chanuka h a nd equipment, and comforts, the Meeting, Sheraton Bilt us policy of fair and just admissioru more Hotel integrated i11 ,\111 erica a~ to lose their ide ntity as _J e\\'S is a We have them among 8:00 p. m.- Jewish Community Center here today. Men and women also became firmly esta blished at Board Meeting, 170 Ses ~ane conclusion and 111ost expressive of the _J ewish 11100d. who are dedicated to an ideal, the Home. And Felder was the sions St. 8:30 p. m .- T emplc Beth-El Artists and in the str en gth of their be guardian of tha t policy. Series, T emple Beth-El lief in that ideal a r e battling THURSDAY New President Home For All Aged 8:30 p. m .- R. I. Jewis h Fraternal Editor's Mailbox against odds, again st indiffer He never tired of repeating and Association, Cong . Sons of ence, against obstacles. Where restating his firm conviction that Abraham ever we find such men a nd in considering the applications for The history of the Providence women , there also we find the admission to the Home, the finan They come on days when the Hebrew Day School is a signficant spirit of Chanukah, of ~edica cial status of the applicant is not outdoors beckons. as on days when one. It is the fulfillment• of a tion, a live. tp be taken into consideration. the weather is not so inviting to dream of a small group of par Tonight by the tiny flame of the The rich are not favored nor pe come out of the warmth and the ents and friends of Torah educa Cha nukah candles, I like to think na lized because of his money, a nd comfort of the home. They come tion. Eight years ago a small of som e people in our own town neither is the poor favored or pe on Sundays and Holidays. group of parents and friends of who keep the faith with the spirit nalized for his poverty. The ur I know many of the Volunteers, J ewish learning gathered and of Chanukah, and whom we call gency of the need for a Home is and I often ask myself why does made plans for an educational in dedicated. the only consideration. and that this or that young woman choose stitution where J ewish children alone tips the scale in favor of one to spend the better part of a Sun would get a well-rounded J ewish Less than a month ago some of applicant against the other. Nei day at the bedside of the sick or education along with a general ed us pa id tribute to a dedicated man ther the promise of revenue. nor behind the cash register of the ucation . in our midst. Some 20 years ago. the influence of relatives. even less gift shop? Out of that gathering grew the J acob I. Felder, then in his active so the pressures from important Dedicated people do not al Torah institution which is now busy years. head of a thriving firm, people, may preva il against this ways gh•e answers. They might known as the Providence Hebrew fell under the spell of an ideal and just policy. The aged who are in not know the answer. But their Day School. greater need of the security and reward is certain. The Miriam The planners and organizers companionship afforded by the Hospital to which these Volun were undaunted by the numerous functioning of the school. The Home is the first to be admitted. teers a re dedicated has grown difficulties confronting them. Now registration is growing every year. not only in size but also in a fter eight years the school stands There is no place for new students. The gr owth of the Home is MRS. ARCHIE FAIN proof of the justice of this prin stature among the houses of firm and rooted in the heart of the building on Waterman Street Mrs. Saul Feinberg. chairman of ciple. a nd the fairness with healing in our community, a. the nom inating committee. will J ewish Providence. The school has is too small, and we must build a new building, in order to give a n which this policy was pursued. trail blazer a nd a pathfinder in present the slate of officers at the grown spiritually and materially opportunity for the many children. A dedicated man like Jacob I the art of h ealing. And the annual meeting of the Providence and is recognized as one of the who a re eager to be accepted in Felder has been well rewarded volunteers who played their Chapter of the National Women 's best educational institutions in our school. Tirp.e has proved the for twenty years of dedicated humble part in this growth find Committee or Brandeis Univers New Engla nd. work. reward in it for their labors. The opposition has become necessity of such a school in J ew ity, which will be held next Fri Numbers To Increase quiet : many of the former op ish life and it has been accepted day aflernoon. with a luncheon Now these women want to in ponents beca me friends and are in all circles. Dedicated Women ette to be served at 12: 30 o'clock. And I like to think of ded crease their numbers. They are Chairm"n of the a ffair are Mrs. playing a n important part in the The leaders of the school now looking for more women wllling to ha ve the strength and courage to icated women in our midst whose Louis Fain and Mrs. Alex Rum p- dedicate part of their time to the go on with their plans for a junior work I observe every dny. They lcr. man , financial secretary: Albert hospital, to the care of the sick. I high next yea r. are the Volunteers of Miriam Hos The program of the a fternoon Rosen a nd Fra nk Licht, assista nt pital. Theirs is a dedication lo U1e During this week of Chanukah entlLlcd, "You Arc There! A Bra n- fina ncial secretaries: Max Siegal, I would like lo tnke this oppor sick and to the hospital that cares the Women ·s Association of the dcls Vignette." written by Mrs. a uditor, a nd Louis I . Kra mer, hon tunity to express our sincerest for them . hospital is seeking more mem bers. Arthur J . Levy and Mrs. Seeberl orary president. thanks and appreciation to a ll Caring for the sick is finding the You will be asked to carry some of J . Goidowsky. will be presented Mrs. Benjamin Brier. Mrs. who stood at the cradle of the causes of the sickness. healing the the burden. and a lso share in the a long with '"Ille Gift lhat Lives." Howard Sc)1ncider a nd Mrs. Gol Providence Hebrew Day School sickness, nursing the sick, keeping rewards that come from dedication dirccLed by Mrs. Charles Reitman ctowsky arc new members of the and to nil those who are helpin~ them in good spirits. The Volun to a worthwhile cause. and narrated by Mrs. Robert Sch- executive committee. Bein!{ udd to spread the "Light of Torah " nnd teers have lheir part to play in wartz. cd to the board or directors arc "Idishkclt" in our community. this henlth restoring process. On the nights of Chanuka h we New officers to be presented arc Mesdames Morris Prltsker. Max lli\BUI i\. EGOZI, Ph.D. There is little glory In their ligh t candles. we sing songs, we Mesdames Archie Fain. president: Kestcnman, Herman Fan~er , Dav Prtncl1ml tusks. and it is not for the glory give and receive gifts, and we Irving Jay Fain, flrsl vicc-presi- id Meyers, David Cohen. John Sa of it that so m any of the Volun lhink of dedication to an ideal, dent, Bnnicr Feinberg, second pins ley, Edmund Waldman. Ma n 1"1ti\TEltNi\L l'i\ll1'Y teers leave their com fort.able a nd lhe rewards that come with it. vice-presldcnt: Levy, treasurer; uel Horwitz. Reitma n. Max Alper R. I . J ewish Frnternnl Associa hom es. deny themselves certain For this ts the real sense of Nathan Levitt, corresponding sec- in. Louis Fain and Ellis Roscn tion will hold a Chunuknh party leisure hours. a nd come to carry C hanukah. relary: Arthur Rosen and Myles thal. for members, their families and trays, go on erra nds. water flowers, . . . Shein. assistant corresponding The mectin!( will be culled lo friends on Thursday a t 8 P . M. nt or do waitress work at the snack f Mr. Seaal's opinions are his secretaries: Charles Miller. re- order at I :30 P. M. by Mrs. Brier, Sons of Abrahum Synngoguc. Re bnr in the coffee shop and sales own. H is views are not necessarily cording secretary: Herman Gross- retiring president. freshments will be served. girls' duly at the gift shop. those of this newspaper., ~ .,., ~ SYD COHEN: ai ll:: [al Special Awards Are In Order ~ [al ~ Pretty soon now, the nation's Ca n ada 's outst a nding pro player Q sports pages and radio broad this year, a nd Henry Brenner, and >i casts will be overflowing with ot h ers of tha t ca liber. ~ the results of the various year Yet , it is not for tha t reason S end ·polls. The greatest per that I bring up his name now. ~ formers and other personalities Hal Kopp is on e of the great . of 1955 will be named, and hon est things that ever h a ppen ed to Around the Leagues ... Q ored. this state. We a ll know he is a Ol!JuJ- ~ Rhode Isla nd h as its own ver great coach; but that is inci dental to the fact that he is a I ~ sion of this form of balloting , in SACKIN-SHOCKET Lewis pinned 310, including a ::i: the annual a wa rds made by Words truly great guy. The man h as 9b-41it°p_ m a de a definite m ark on sports By Sid Jacobson single of 122, and Jim Weiss 304, ::: Unlimited, our sportswriting and By Joe Gutterball Air Force a nd Na vy battled it with a string of ll6. 00 broadcasting fra ternity. around h ere. And the results of his earnest efforts will be felt out for first place with Air Force For NaVY , Sam J archo posted i I wish there could be an a ward winning a 3-1 vict ory to hold first 326, with singles of 124 a nd ll6, wJ for the sports person alities who a long time after he is gone. Doubling up - tha t 's the best place by two games. Irwin Co a nd Sid Jacobson rolled 312. ., did th e most for this st a t e in Kopp is a wonderful a fter din recipe we know of to give your vinsky rolled 352, with t he night's Army, moving fast after being ~ 1955. Not the best performers , ner speaker. I have heard him pinfall a tremendous lift. We high string of 138 a nd a ll8, to in last place most of the season, ;,: you underst a nd, but the men who often, have come awa y more and h eard of a bowler who h ad 61 in pace Air Force. Teammates Bill (Continued on Next Page) ~ h elped to improve the sports pie- more impressed each time. He has the seventh fra me. ca me up with . .... ture here. a wonderfully wa rm personality, a a double strike a nd a spa re with There are men who - in my sincere and easy delivery, and a SEASON'S BEST ;5 eight to finish with 126. That's lcharity Tournament ~ mind. at least - deserve specia l delightful sehse of humor. None I Throu_gh Dec. 9) more tha n doubling the tota l in ~ ment ion for their contributions of of this routine "glad-to-be-here, th e last three boxes. Individual Set for January ~ this yea r. And while t h e end of thank-you-very-much '' stuff for High Aver age ~ the year is still some weeks away. Hal. He just takes over a t the po Each weekly report from Cra n Ruby Lipson, Kavodians, 125 : The first charity tournamen t of I a m impelled to speak up now. dium, wi th hilarious a necdotes ston is well salted with the name Sam Ratner , Kavodians, 124 ; the current bowling season will be for reasons which will become a nd jokes. a nd still m a nages to Miller. The league enjoys having Harry Weisberg, K avodians, 118; held under the sponsorship of the clear as t he t h eme develops. sand wich in a n eff ective message th e three brothers whose bowling Phil Ostroff, K avodia ns, ll7: Merl R. I. J ewish Bowling Congress The three men ar e Hal Kopp, or two for his listeners to remem skill has earned them positions on Rodyn, Finem a n - T rinkel, and during J anuary. Terry Reardon and Lou Pieri. ber. lists of high records. Mike has Burt Himmelfa rb, Beth El, ll6: T enta tive dates of Jan. 22 or Let's take Kopp first , since his Nobody told the story of Henry Selig Greenberg, K a vodians, ll5: 29 were announced at last Sun season has just ended. and college Brenner. for example, as well as the second high triple, Leo is sec Vin De Cesaris and Myer Jarcho, day's meeting of congress dele football h ere thus is ready to be Kopp. And Hal took pleasure in ond a mong the triples, while Mike a nd Sam rate among the 10 high Beth El: Ed La n g, Cranston: Sa m gat es a t which Na t Alterma n of packed a \i.1 ay in the moth balls. telling tha t heroic story. He trav Segal, Beth Israel, a nd Joe Stern Beth El, president, presided . A Hal Kopp eled the ba nquet circuit wit h Hen averages, with Ill a nd 106, re a nd Nat Goldma n , Kavodians, final da te will be made public It is obvious tha t Kopp will be ry tirelessly, and somehow seem ed spectively . . . 114. t oon. na m ed Rhode Isla nd's coach of t o be in other pla ces, too, at the Single The leagues will be divided into the year for his tremendous fea t same time. Here's a nother one of those spurts t hat pay off. J acob Hoff Ruby Lipson, Kavodians, 178 : two categories. one group rolling of leading t he URI Ra ms t hrough Hal Kopp, the football coach, a t 1 p. m ., t h e other at 3 p. m. relentlessly has urged Rhode ma n of Beth Israel rolled three J ack Perler. Cranston, 164 : Red an un beaten season and into a Levin, Ohawe Sholom, 162 : Sam Leagues will be notified wh en bowl game. A fa bulous achieve Is land r esident s to send their spares in his last three boxes and Segal, Beth Israel, and Cy Ber t h ey must report. ment, when you consider tha t h e sons a nd bro~hers to the King- fill ed in the final box with a strike to give his team. Navy, a four kelha mmer, Bet h El, 161 : Har old Each league will be represen ted lost t h e likes of Pat Abbruzzi, (Continucci on Page 20 ) point victory. At the other end Herman, Kavodians, 160 ; Dave by 15 bowlers on three teams. Lists of the line was a third string by R esnick, Beth Israel : Mike Miller, of eligible bowlers a nd their a v Harva rd in the same league with Cra nston; Murray T rinkle, Beth erages, as of Dec. 31 , must be AEPi Bowler Rolls 437 scores reading thusly: Phil Dia El, a nd Sid Greene , Emanuel, 156 : turned in at the next congress mond 83, Sa ul Hodosh, 80. Sid George Hockma n . Beth Israel : meeting, Jan. 8. Alterman also announced that To Win Monthly First Prize Ca ntoff 86 , Al Abra ms 83 , Marty Dewey Sha tkin . Beth El, a nd Buckler 85 a nd the 83 a verage of George Feldma n , Finem an-Trin in the coming month he will ap point one bowler from each of the T here must be something about The winning high single was Swerling, who was absent. kel. 155. the Bowladrome on Smithfield 163, even though Freiberg had a Total 16 member-leagues to serve on the 166 single.. Tournament rules al congress tour nament comm ittee. Avenue, because fo r the second We're wondering why anyone Sa m R a tner , Kavodians, 415 : low only one prize per month per h eaded by S a m Segal of Beth Is straight rno nth a member of a ( including our correspondent, Na Ruby Lipson. K a vodians, 414 : Ben bowler. The high single was rael. and a like number for the league that bowls at t hose alleys tha n Mille r ! should feel it's a Me llion. Cranston , 404 : Na t Gold rolled by J ack Smith of Providence ba nquet committee, h eaded by has wo n the R. I. J ewish Bowling wonder when Lou Schectman of ma n , Kavodians. 400 : Henry Mar Fraterna l, who h ad a n 18-pin Sam Feldman of Finem an-Tr in Congress sweepstakes. Providence Fraterna l gets two koff, Ema nuel, 399 : Bert Himmel ha ndicap , a nd Sid Wolf of Beth kel. Jerry Freiberg of AEPL using spares in one night. farb, Beth El, 397: Ha rry Weis Israel. who had a 26-pin ha ndi his 20- pin handicap to its fullest berg, K a vodian s. 394 : Vin De Ce exten t, rolled 437 to win t he $25 cap. ( 9 I 400 a nd Ben Winograd <23 ) saris, Beth El, 393: Pa ul Lincoln, monthly first prize. Last mont h 's Once again. the tourna ment 152. Finem a n-Tr inkel, 392: George Editorial big wi nner was Pa ul Lincoln of proved its poin t by making it Feldma n, Finem a n-Trinkel, 390 : Finem an-Trinkel. possible for middle and low aver BETH DAVID Who is the modern day "wan Len Engle (23 ) 391, Joe Orchoff S a m Segal, Beth Isr ael. a nd T he money for second high total age bowlers to win. In all, 556 dering J ew?" ( 15> 386 a nd 142. Merl Rodyn , Wa rwick. 389 : Leo and high single was di vided among bowlers from the 16 leagues in the H e may be the refugee from Eu COUSINS Miller. Cranston. a nd Len Decaf, four bowlers. Arthur Lipson of congress participated, AEPi, 388. rope, but so far as the member Bill Weiss 415, Ayronba um 407 Beth Israel. an 84 bowler who car Here are the top results from leagues of the R. I. J ewish Bowl a nd Dick Chase 397