~aily Services, Initiated At Beth El, Have Continued For Eleven Years By LOIS A1WOOD first proposed the Idea to the With the blessing of their rabbi Brotherhood, and Robert Hoch­ and the moral If not the physical berg and Abraham Adelman, who support of the Brotherhood, a few were appointed co-chairmen of the members of Temple Beth El began service by the Brotherhood (Hyman on November 7, 1955, a service of Goodwin was president at the THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEW/SH WEEKLY IN R. /. AND SOUTHEAST MASS . daily worship almost tmlque In Re­ time). Also actlveoveralongperl­ form Judaism at that time, Al­ od of time In the dally mlnyan were VOL. L, NO, 20 FRIDAY,JULY 15, 1960 15c PER COPY 12 Pages though many other Reform temples Charles Silverman, Dr. Samuel have since Initiated a daily service, Morein, Samuel Goldin, Maurice Temple Beth El was pretty much Mosko!, Arthur Rosen, Ell Leavitt mapping Its way, Two Immediate and Archibald Silverman. and obvious obstacles were the The very first day the service fact that Reform congregations was well-attended, ' 'but after the Court To·Hear Vaad, were, and are, not accustomed to first week, when some of the men of such frequent services, and the dif­ the Brotherhood attended to give It ficulty sometimes fotmd even In a start, there was dismal at­ Orthodox synagogues of gt.ttlng to­ tendance." Rabbi William G. gether the 10 men needed for a Braude, who was very much In Sugarman Dispute mlnyan, favor of the dally service, had told Both obstacles were sur­ them six persons were sufficient motmted, and now, nearly 11 years · for a mlnyan, but they held the Says Eshkol To Talk later, as many as SO or 60 persons service evenlffewerwerepresent. may be present at Temple Beth El Over the years the daily mlnyan has With De Gaulle Soon on a summer afternoon. The grown, so that attendance now JERUSALEM - "Lamerhav," Kashruth, Tax Decision number necessary for a mlnyan, ranges from about 17 to about 35 the organ of Achdut Avodah Party, according to a statement In the persons practically every day ex­ reported that Pr!R1e Minister Levi tractate of Sotrlm, can be con­ cept Stmday. The fixed hour, not Eshkol will requests meeting with To Be Settled Monday strued as six. Since Reform dependent on the hour of stmset, Is President de Gaulle In the near Judaism cotmts women as well as much more convenient than the future to discuss France's attitude men, the daily mlnyan has been varying time fotmd In a traditional toward Israel's desire to become Agreement was reached on Wednesday afternoon between easter to collect. "Women came congregation, and this, too, has an associate member of the EEC. the Vaad Hakashruth of Rhode Island and Myer Sugarman of when they had a strong need, es­ drawn persons to the Beth El serv­ ls r a e I's Foreign Ministry Sugannan's Kosher Meat Market to halt further publication of pecially to say Kaddish. In the be­ ice. It has been publicized only sources would not comment on the advertisements or articles until either the dispute between the two ginning there were so m e v e r y by being listed at the Sheraton­ report. However, It was Indicated was settled or determined by the court. At a conference held faithful women (who) came for a Biltmore Hotel as a dally 5:45 P .M. that Israel will latmch a strong year," said one long-ti.me "mtn­ service. "A pretty good cross- political and diplomatic offensive ~esday in Barrington at the home of Superior Court Judge yanatre." 9ectlon, both older and yowiger ," soon In the capitals of the six Eu­ Frederick B. Perkins, where the Vaad Hakashruth was rep­ ( I (In New York recently NBC ra­ (Continued on Page 11) romart states resented by Isidore K.irshenbaum and Alfred Factor, Mr. Sugar­ ) dio received thousands of calls, man by Michael A. Abatuno and Vincent J. Chisholm, and the after an Interview with a conserv­ ative rabbi, Rabbi Aaron Pearl, R I. Herald by Archie Smith, it was ruled that a hearing would who said that women co u I d be Sh.ortage Of Men, Money Hampers be held on Monday in Superior Courl accepted for a mlnyan. Informed Myer Sugarman, doing business that his teacher, Dr. Finkel stein, World Union For Progressive Judaism Russians Not Told That as Sugarman's Kosher MeatMar­ opposed this, Rabbi Pearl replied ket on Hope Street, had filed an that It Is up to each Individual rab­ LONDON, England- Rabbi Ja­ bis by Israel's Chief Rabbinate." Israel Exhibited At Fair cob K. Shankman, president of the He noted that the seven con­ action, through his attorney.s •n bi to set up policy. He compared Superior Court against the Vaad his right to Interpret the law with World Union for Progressive Juda­ gregations conduct regular re­ LONDON- Visitors to the re­ J ism, recently called upon the So­ ligious services, hold religious cent Israel! Pavilion at the Inter­ Hakashruth of Rhode Island, the the rights of the Talmudists, who Jewish Press Publishing Company, Interpreted the law In their time. viet Union to end the suppressions school classes for yotmgandadult, national Fair In Moscow were against Its three million Jews and have lectured on Liberal Judaism asked by Soviet guards to leave publishers of the R.I. Herald, Rab­ '1 He also told his radio audience that bl "Abraham Chill and Rabbi an Increasing number of Conserv­ to lift the restrictions which pre­ at schools and lclbbutzlm and have behind souvenirs they had picked vent the availability of adequate printed their own slddur, mahzor up at the pavilion, according to Emanuel Lazar, claiming great ative rabbis permit women to be financial loss In his business and cotmted for a mlnyan,) tools for their religious and cul­ and haggadah, reports. . rural survival. Rabbi Shankman called the Israel's Invitation to partici­ the suffering of embarrassment, The second obstacle, the rarity humlllatlon, Indignation, disgrace of daily worship In a Reform tem­ Keynoting the 14th convocation movement's advancements in South pate In the Soviet International of the International Uberal Syn­ America "small but promising," Modern Agrlcul tural Mach In e ry and mental anguish, and asking that ple, was overcome by the devotion he be declared a member of the of a few who wanted the service agogue body at Guildhall, Rabbi though from "all parts of the con­ and Equipment Fair attracted con­ Shankman asked that the groupex­ tinent comes the cry, send us rab­ siderable speculation Initially. Vaad, In good standing, tmtll he has • to succeed and came faithfully had a hearing, that the Vaad be re­ every day to the temple. Those who press Its deep concern for the bis, lecturers, teachers, educa­ Later It was learned that while the plight of Russian Jews and "raise tional materials, and religious participation was widely publicized strained from refusing to return 1 want to pray daily have come, those his Kashruth card tmtll he has been who were not Interested In such our voice In the trlbtmals of nations texts." outside of the Soviet Union, there and speak before the liberal forums The Reform Jewish leader re­ was no mention In the Soviet Union expelled from the Vaad "after due frequent public worship do not. process of law," that the Vaad be Among those who supported the of the world, and arouse the con­ gretted that the World Union's ef­ about the Israeli pavilion. science of mankind and the sensi­ forts were Impeded by an acute It was also reported that des­ restrained from signaling any rab­ dally mlnyan were Norman Alper, bis to annotmce to their congrega­ no longer living In Providence, who tive moral spirit of the world to shortage of ftmds and manpower. pite the enthusiastic response to this threat of Jewish extinction," "If we had the money we could es­ the Israeli exhibits, particularly tions that Sµgarman Is violating The World Union represents tablish literally dozens of congre­ Irrigation and food-picking· ma­ any rules of the Vaad, that the Vaad 800 Reform, Liberal ·or Progres­ gations In Israel and Latin Amer­ chines, no sales of the machines be _restrained from Interrupting the Father Flannery Given sive synagogues In 20 cotmtrles ica and even here in E urope.," were made in Moscow. supervision of Sugarman' s Kosher­ with a combined membership of Meat Market and that all the de­ NCCJ Award For Book more than 1,500,000. The largest fendants be restrained from pub­ Reverend EdWard H. Flannery, body comes from the Union of lishing any articles or advertise­ editor of the Providence Vlsl tor, American Hebrew Congregations Runoff Farming System Of 440 B.C. ment which accuses him of of­ has won the top National Brother­ which represents 6 70 congrega­ fering for sale any meatorpoultry hood non-fiction award of the tions and one million members. that is not kosher, or from pub­ National Conference of Christians Last year a group of Orthodox Produces Succulent Negev Harvest lishing any statements concerning and Jews for the Book, "The An­ rabbis from the United States were BEERSHEBA, Israel- Fifty The clue to these amazing re­ any breach by Sugarman' s of any guish of the Jews: 23 Centuries told by Rabbi Yehudah Levin In foreign diplomats In Israel attend­ sults dates back to the ancient Is­ Jewish customs or tradition or the of Anti-Semitism." The award Moscow that permission had been ed a lecture by Prof. Mlchael Eve..,.­ raelites at the time of King Sol­ rules and regulations of the Vaad. was annotmced this week by the co­ given to print a new prayer book narl of the Botany Department at omon, around 900 B.C.E., who After the arguments were pre­ chairmen of the Providence NCCJ and that the Yeshiva would be re­ Hebrew Unlversl ty on growing settled the Negev and practiced a sented, the Vaad Hakashruth a­ office, Felix A. Mirando, William opened for twenty rabbinic stu­ botmtlful crops In arid areas with­ flourishing agriculture there. Eve­ greed to wt thdraw temporarily, any H. EdWards and Judge Frank Licht, dents. Up to now; nothing has been out any Irrigation, They traveled narl and hls colleagues have ex­ advertisements- scheduled foi- ap­ This Is not the ·first award substantiated to Indicate that either to the Negev desert where for 12 cavated an Israelite village and pearance until the decision Is hand­ Father Flanne_ry's book has won, the prayer books are being printed years Professor Evenarl and his farms of that time. Later the Na­ ed down on Monday. The regional NCCJ office gave him or that the Yeshiva has been re­ team have been using •the rtmoff bateans, an Aramaic-speaking The dispute between the Vaad Its Bronze Brotherhood award In opened, said Dr. Shankman. farming system practised by the people from the Arabian Penin­ Hakashruth and Sugarman's Ko­ 1965. He also won the Edith Stein Jews do not have schools to Nabateans 2200 years ago on two sula, de_veloped this desert agrl­ sher Meat Market arose over the award for promoting Jewish­ teach Jewish history and culture, experimental farms. cul ture to an even higher peak be­ matter of payment to the Vaad for Christian friendship. Among such as those maintained by other Prof. Evenarl Is convinced that tween the 2nd century B,C,E, and poultry which was brought Into awards for the book In 1965 were nationality groups within the USSR, over 2,000 acres of wasteland In early In the 2nd century C,E. They Rhode Island from out-of-state and the Brotherhood award of the Jew­ and there exist only In small and the Negev can be cultivated with prospered In a I arge area between which had already been Inspected ish War Veterans, and the Citation ,limited quantities, Yiddish news­ this method. It may be as Im­ Syria and the Sinai Peninsula, with and marked as kosher by the proper of Merit from the Rhode Island papers, books and other publica­ portant abroad as In Israel, and Petra as their capital, tmtll they agency In the state· of origin. branch o/ the American Jewish tions. The onlymonthlyperlodlcal, may turn htmdreds of thousands of succumbed to the Romans. They Committee. In 1966 he was given Sovletlshe Helmland, prints 25,000 acres of ·arid and semi-arid land - tmderstood the nature of the desert, Yt.x::OSLA V LEADER the National Catholic Book Award copies, most of them sent abroad. green In countries like North Af­ stored every drop of water and GAT, Israel- A 10,000- tree by the Catholic Press Association. Rabbi Shankman reported that rica, Iraq, Russia, India and Pak­ farmed every Inch of cultivable Jewl~h National Fund forest In "The Anguish of the Jews" ap­ the World Union's seven Israeli istan. Despite the al most complete soil. the name of Prof, Albert Vajs, peared when the schema on the congregations and four rabbis were lack of rain, he and his fellow sci­ In some years, Prof. Evenarl president of the Jewish Commu­ Jews was ~Ing discussed at the prepared to take legal steps to entists have been harvesting crops explains, the Negev area has only nities Association In Yugoslavia j Vatican Cotmcll. Specially botmd obtain full rights to perform their of asparagus, artichokes, sweet 24 millimetres of rain annually, from the end of World War II tm­ copies of the book were sent to ministerial ftmctlons such as mar­ peas, barley, wheat, onions, stm­ but even this meager amotmt can tll his death two years ago, was both Pope Paul and to David Ben riages and ftmerals. He said that ft owe rs, apricots, peaches, be stemmed Into one flash-flood, recently dedicated, It Is thanks to Gurton. the I aymen and rabbis In Israel had grapes, almonds, cherries, olives and with this he can manage to Prof, Vajs that the post-holocaust Mrs. Rozella Switzer, regional formed a National Progressive Re­ and blackberries of a quantity and farm , His principle Is to utilize remnants of Yugoslav Jewry re­ director of the National Confer­ ligious Cotmcll and had won some quail ty which compare favorably a few millimetres of rain by col­ turned to an organized community ence of Christians and Jews, said support In the press and from with normal yields on Irrigated lecting the rtmoffwaterfrom a rel­ life, He was a great champion of that a formal presentation of the members of the Knesset and "are land In the north of Israel. They atively I arge catchment area and the spirit of Judaism and the rights award to Father Flannery will be ready now to demand and become have al so had excellent experience concentrating It on a smaller cul­ of men, and a statmch friend of made at the Annual Meeting em.battled for recognition as rah- with pasture plants. tivated plot. the State of Israel. r

2 nm RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1966 500,000 FRENCH JEWS PARIS - The Jewish popu­ U.S. Orthodox lation of France has reached more than 500,000. according to figures To Establish published here. The breakdown showed the following statistics for Israel,· Center the Jewish population In the lead- Ing French cities: Paris, 300,000; FALLSBURG, N.Y.- The Beth Marseilles, 65,000; Lyon, 20,000; Hlstadrut Harabonlm, or Centerof Toulouse, 18,000; and Strasbourg, 12,000. the Rabbinical Cotmcll, will be e stablished In a Jerusalem suburb to promote spiritual relationships· between the religious communities of Israel and the United . States. Al Medeiros Rabbi Israel Miller, president of the Rabbinical Cotmcll of America, told 600 rabbis at the cotmcil' s an­ nual meeting here last week that the $3 million research Institute will be devoted to research In Jew­ ish philosophy, history, culture, scholarship and the Talmud. Premier Levi Eshkol ex­ pressed support for the project In a letter welcoming "the readiness of the rabbinical group to play a significant part In the search for the deepening of the partnership PREPARE FOR POOLSIDE PETIT LUNCHEON -- Preparing for the Poolside Petit Ltmcheon for Ufe and common Involvements that are Members of the Ladles' Association, Providence Hebrew Day School, are, left to right, Mesdames Al­ Joins Tradewinds so vital for the future of Jewry." len Sydney, co-chairman; Sidney Mittleman, hostess, Seymore Winograd, chairman; Paul Levlten, co­ Orthodox leaders have noted chairman: Sheldon Sollosy, president, Ladles' Association, and Archie Smith, advisor. The ltmcheon Alvaro Luis de Mede iros well the gap between Israel and the Di­ will be held at the home of Mrs. Mittleman of 290 Irving Avenue on Tuesday, Aug. 2 at 12:30 P .M. known local trave l consultant aspora, and hope the Center may Fred Kelman Photo has joined Tradewinds Travel. provide faclll tfes for Israeli rab­ bis, for American rabbis on sab­ even If vol tmtarlly offered. A native of Portugal, Mr. batical, and for 100 rabbinical "Confession, ln other than a Mede iros was educated in students who would enroll for a Supreme Court Cites 'Judaism' Article religious context. .. Is simply not the local schools in Portugal period of one year after gradua­ an Instrument of the law. The Is­ and served in the Portugue~e tion from United States semi­ army. A~e-r d isc ha rge, he sue, then, Is not compulsion but serv ed with Pan Anierican naries. In Decision On Police Interrogation the whole Idea of legal confession. World Airways in Europe Rabbi Miller said the Ameri­ NEW YORK- The U.S. Supreme In any case to be a witness This Invalidation, by the Hal akhah, for fi ve years before imm i­ cans would Introduce Into Israel Court cited an article In the Ameri­ against himself." In handing down of all criminal confessions, obvi­ grating to the United States "the blending of the religious and can Jewish Congress' quarterly his majority opinion, Chief Justice ates one of the serious problems in 1953. for the past ten the scientific, the traditional and msgaztne, 11Judatsm," ln its deci­ Warren noted that the rule against of the Constitutional principle re­ I years, Mr. Mede-ires has the humanistic, In their spiritual sion outlawing police Interrogation self-Incrimination dates back es­ garding self-Incrimination." served as a travel consultant disciplines and activities.' of detained persons who do not have pecially to Jewish religious law. Rabbi Lamm concluded his for a well ~nown local He added that Israeli rabbis essay with the following assess~ agency. legal cotmsel to advise them. The decision bears a footnote would be able to acquire from their The decision declared that the citing the article In the winter, ment of the Constitutional rule on Al, as he is familiarly ~nown United States fellows "a firmer lncommtmlcado questioning of per­ 1956, Issue of "Judaism" by Rab­ self-Incrimination and the Halak­ in the trade, ha s traveled ex­ grasp and Insight Into adminis­ sons held by the police was a vio­ bl Norman Lamm entitled "The htc view of l t: tensively throughout Europe, trative, organizational and com­ lation of the Constitution's Fifth Fifth Amendment and Its Equiv­ "The Constitutional ruling on the Caribbean, Merico, Can­ munal techniques.'' .Amendment, which provides that alent In The Halakhah." Chief Jus­ self-Incrimination concerns only ada and the United States, He said the program would be "no person .. . shall be compelled tice Warren wrote: "We some­ forced confessions and Its re­ and hi s friend s will find a "beneficial In providing these rab­ times forget how long It has taken stricted character Is a result of Its warm welcome at Tradewinds. bis with values and Ideals of to establish the privilege against historical evolution as a civilized Why not give him a call Israel and Judaism and the per­ Iraqi Radio protest against the use of torture when you are planning your self-Incrimination, the sources n8'llt trip! petual link between these sprl­ from which It came and the fervor In extorting confessions. The Ha­ tual entities." Reports Syrian, with which It was defended. Its lakhlc ruling, however, Is much roots go back into ancient times." broader and discards confessions BECAME SPANISH Rabbi Lamm In his article In toto and this because of Its psy­ MADRID- Spanish authorities UAR War Plans WASHINGTON- Egypt andSy­ pointed out that the Halakhlc prin­ chological Insight and Its concern granted citizenship to 144 stateless for saving man from his own des­ rla have agreed on certain Joint ciple against self-Incrimination, ', ~ ~ Sephardic Jewish families, 30 "antedating the Fifth Amendment tructive Inclinations.'' 33 WESTMINSTER ST. years ago, tmder a measure an­ mllltary steps In the Arab plan for an eventual war against Israel, the by many cenrurles," 1s contained notmced by Premier Manuel Azana , 11 UN 1-4055 official Iraqi radio reported re­ in the formula, eln adam meissim to facilitate repatriation of old atsmo rasha," which means, Itt­ _Spanish Jewish families. cently. The report, confirmed by nei­ erally, "a man cannot represent ther Cairo nor Damascus, said himself as wicked.'' Rabbi Lamm wrotethatTalmu­ JEWISH SINGLE ADULTS OF R. I. that Egypt would set up two mili­ MRS. MAX GLATSKY tary air bases In Syria and give dlc discussion of the Halakhlc prlc­ Ftmeral services for Mrs. Sar­ that cotmtry Items of Soviet mili­ clple stresses that a man testifying ah Glatsky of 283 Third Avenue, Pool Party against himself has no standing In tary equipment held back after Sy­ Woonsocket, who died Monday, Jewish law, simply because he Is at the Hearthstone Motor Inn ria quit the United Arab Republic were held Wednesday at the Stan­ not regarded as a bona fide wit­ Sunday, July 17 - 12 noon to 12 midnight In 1961. The equipment reportedly etsky Memorial Chapels In Mat­ • Sunning • Swimming • Dancing • Meeting new friends Includes three submarines. ness: tapan, Mass. "According to Talmudic law, - Refreshments Available - The Baghdad reports said that, Besides her husband, Max Glat­ IN CASE OF INCLEMENT WEATHER, INDOOR COCKTAIL PARTY In return, Syria pledged to rein­ two categories of witnesses are sky, she Is survived by a daughter, MEMBERS (WITH CARDS) FREE NON-MEMBERS $2.00 state certain pro-Nasser armyof­ disqualified In any case requiring Mrs. Howard I.UpseyofWarwlck: FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CAU MERRY BROWN, flcers purged from the Syrian army their testimony. Theftrstcategory a son, Morris Glatsky of Woon­ 461-7802 or HOLLY KAUFMAN, 751-2282 and dismiss Communist officers Is composed of relatives (within socket, and two grandchildren. DIRECTIONS, Tho HEARTHSTONE is lo,a,-d on R,-. 44 who gained power since extreme a certain degree of consanguinity) • • • at the junction of Rte. 114A. It is just below leftists took control In Syria last of either the principals, other wit­ MARTIN ROSS Tasca Ford on Taunton Ave. in Seekonk. Mau. February. nesses or Judges. The second cat­ Funeral services for Martin Evidently angered at the speech egory, called 'passul' (disquali­ Ross of 161 Ninth Street, who died by King Hussein of Jordan oppos­ fied), Included primarily those of Saturday after an Illness of two ing the Palestine Uberation Or­ tmrellable character (those who months, were held the following DUPLICATE BRIDGE ganization as an "extremist" body are 'wicked,' i.e., transgressors). day at the Max Sugarman Memorial MONDAY EVENING 8 P.M. and proposing the possible Integra­ "The Halakhlc ruling on self­ Chapel. Burial was In Uncoln tion of the Arab cotmtrles where Incrimination, therefore, covers Park Cemetery. V.F.W. Hall, Slatersville, off Rte. 146 they are maintained In camps op­ even those cases where the con­ The husband of Sadie (Garber) 11 erated by the United Nations, fession merely disparages the con­ Ross, he was born In Providence TUESDAY MORNING A.M. Egypt's President Nasser attacked fessant's character to the extent of on Jtme 10, 1913, a son of the late Friendly Club, Rte. 146, No. Smithfield Hussein Indirectly In an address. disqualifying himself as a reliable Philip H. and Fanny (Shapiro)" BRING A SANDWICH - COFFEE PROVIDED FREE He declared that Egypt can no witness." Ros·s. He had been a lifelong Q I onger Iook toward "Arab co-exis­ The Judaism article also noted resident of this city. TUESDAY EVENING 8:15 P.M. tence'' with "reactionary'' Arab that Halakhlc principle Is more Mr. Ross was a partner of Canonchet Swim Club, Narragansett states. stringent and rigorous than the Philip H. Ross & Sons, a whole­ Nasser's address was de­ Fifth Amendment: sale dry goods company at 196 WEDNESDAY EVENING 8 P.M. livered at Dam9Jlhur, 100 miles ''The Halakhali does not dis­ North Main Street. tinguish between voltmtary and He was a member of Temple Friendly Club, Rte. 146, No. Smithfield ·north of Cairo. For the first time, Nasser placed the Arab fight forced confessions ...•And It Is Beth Sholom. Touro Fraternal As­ MASffR POINTS AWARDED against Israel In second place, In­ here that one of the basic differ­ sociation and B'nal B'rlth of Paw­ ROBERT E. STARR, Director sisting that Arab "progressivism" ences between Constitutional and tucket. must take top priority. Talmudic law arises," Rabbi Besides his wife, he Is survived ''Arab reactionary elements,'' Lamm wrote, adding: by a son, Allen C. Ross of Paw­ he said, "cannot march with pro­ "According to the Constitution, tucket; one daughter, Mrs. Bernard PIERCE & ROSENFIELD gressive forces, even If the road a man cannot be compelled to test­ Ralsman of Warwick; one brother, leads to the liberation of Palestine, ify against himself. The provision Morry S. Ross of Pawtucket; four ,~ MEAT & POUL TRY MARKET ~ because progressive forces see In against self-Incrimination ts a sisters, Mrs. Jack Siegel of Prov­ privilege of which a citizen mayor idence, Mrs. Jack Wyner of Mi­ 136 OAKLAND AVE. (acrou from Temple Beth David) the reactionaries a danger even greater than Israel Itself." Mean­ may not avail himself, as he ami, Mrs. Manie Neiman of Mi­ while, 500 acres of grazing I and wishes. The Halakhah, however, ami Beach, and Mrs. Harry Kal­ "The House Of Prime" near Klar Hanasst In northern Is­ does not permit self-Incriminating mus of Freeport, Long Island, rael adjacent to the Syrian border, testimony. It Is lnadmtssable, N.Y .; and three gra11ddaug~~_rs: e.. TRIMMED - FOR BAR-B-Q ·• were set ablaze when Syrian anti­ • aircraft guns fired at Israeli planes : TENDERLOIN STEAKS '!l'hlch were on training flights Max Sugarman Funeral Home lb. 88c: Inside Israel's own air space. "THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR." • ·The firing took place Just 24 : GENUINE MILK-FED • hours, after 14 teams of Inspec­ • tors, composed of United Nations MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION military observers, with accom­ :vEAL STEAKS lb. 1.09: panying Israeli officers on this DE 1-8094 458 Hope Street DE 1-8~6 • side of the border and by Syrian FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUT-OF-STATE officers on the other side, com­ FREE DELIVERY ·1~:J!\~~E JA 1-3888 CALL COLLECT WOONSOCKET pleted a survey of the entire Is­ raeli-Syrian border.

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MAGNOLIA MANOR They wore powder blue gowns and ~..fEE.~~ (ltl/CK' CO#fiRNATIOAI.' . . matching bows as headpieces. MAGNOLIA, MASS. Arnold Colltz, the bride's brother, was best man. Ushers on ocean-cool Cape Ann - where the Countryside were Robert Baruch, Roy Cohen , FREE AND IMMEDIATE Meets the Ocean Danlal Boyer, Leslie Weinstein, Stephen Lopatin, Michael Strash­ * Your hosts, FRED AND CAROLE BLOOM, woUld like to welcome you to CONFIRMATIONS Magnolia Manor, where you ore never o stronger; personal attention nlck, Bruce Strashnlck and Rich­ will be shown to your every need. Magnolia M,nor Is small in size but ard Papazian. forge in facilities and pleosure,-minutes from historic Gloucester ancl Official Rat~s - No Extra Charges Rockport art colony. 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and rice to the broth and cook until rice Is soft. Beat eggs lightly, add lemon Juice to the eggs and Herald Recipes mix well. Pour one cup ·or the I !!sh broth over the eggs, then (Reprinted from the Around­ AVGOLEMONO combine with the remainder of The-World Jewish Cookbook.). EGG AND LEMON SOUP soup. Season to taste. Add flaked 4 1/2 cups vegetable broth fish. Serves 6. ,;;:::::;7 SALATA 1/4 cup rice · all you can GREEK SALAD . • • • Sl .25 1 1/2 teaspoons corn starch KREPLACH eat 1 head lettuce, shredded 1/ 2 cup milk (FILLED NOODLE DOUGH 3 tomatoes, cut up 2 egg yolks TRIANGLES) , 4 onions, minced 2 tablespoons lemon Juice Dough 1 large cucumber, '11ced I I/2 teaspoons melted butter 2 cups flour 2 green peppers, chopped I / 4 teaspoon salt 3 tablespoons vinegar salt, pepper Cook rice In vegetable broth. 2 eggs Daily I teasllQ.On salt Blend the corn starch and milk 2 tablespoons cold water 4 Greek olives Into a smooth paste. Add 2 well­ Fillings: Any combination of 1/3 cup olive oil beaten egg yolks and heat over ground cooked meat with onions Cut lettuce and all vegetables and seasonings, or kasha with very fine; Toss with vinegar, salt low name. After mixture has thickened remove from heat. Add onions. and olives. Pour olive oil over Sift flour and salt onto aboard. the top and allow to stand one lemon Juice, butter, salt, and pep­ per to taste. Combine with rice Make a well . Break eggs lntowelL quarter hour while flavors mingle. and broth mixture. Serves 4 to 6. Add water. Work In the flour until 0 0 Serve chilled.•. Serves 6. • the dough Is formed. Knead. Cove.r ','y :._ \. ,', \ ,,,, " • ,\ ,~ t, ( , , • , ,. I ,', " '- • and set aside and prepare the fill­ MANDELHORNCHEN PSAROSOUPA ing. Roll dough as thin as possible. (ALMO?:ID CRESCENTS) GREEK FISH CHOWDER Cut In 2 Inch squares. Place a tea­ 1 1/2 cups butter 3 pounds haddock spoon of filling on each square. 4 tablespoons sugar 6 cups water Fold dough In half, diagonally. 4 cups sifted fiour 1 cup finely sliced celery T'wlst the ends and seal edges ~ 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/2 cup rice well with a fork. Drop Into boll­ 1 cup ground blanched Juice of I lemon Ing salt water and cook 15 min­ WENTWORTH HALL almonds 3 eggs utes. Serve In soup or fry after powdered sugar Cook haddock In water until fish they are bolled and serve as a side C ream butter and sugar to­ Is flaky. Strain broth. Add celery dish. In the White Mts., at Jackson, New Hampshire gether. Gradually add fiour and • FREE GOLF ON OUR 18-HOLE P.G.A. COURSE salt. Make a smooth dough. When well blended, add ground almonds. lAST WEEKS • OtJTSTANDING ENTERTAINMENl NIGHTLY Mix well. Chill In refrigerator ANSWER. • IRVING FIELDS W IH TWO ORCHESTRAS for at least 2 hours. On a lightly I CROSSWORD PUZZLE • HENRY TOBIAS, PROGRAM DIRECTOR fioured board shape small pieces • POOLSIDE LUNCHWNS DAILY of the dough Into crescents or ACROSS 6.Trotsky 24.The 1. "'Great bells • SUPERVISED DAY CAMP horns. Bake on a fioured cookie 7.God of the British began to sheet at 350 degrees IO to 15 sky: --": Babyl. 25. Of­ FOR RESERrA-TIOU & FREE COL6~ UOCHUaE minutes. Do not allow to brown. Tennyson 8, Shape ficial DIIIECT LINE TO HOTEL AT ALL TIMES Roll gently In powdered sugar 6. Resin while warm. Makes about 2 dozen. 9. Lustrous resi­ IN BOSTON, (61n HI 2•1441 9. Pushed mineral dence In Jackson (603) EV 3-4343 • 10. Adam"s 11. Cached of a or your travel agent grandson 13. Wire college 12. Compassion Harry L. Scheiner, Manager We Don't Imitate, We Don 't DupliTEL AVIV- Prime Minister Levi Eshkol warned Israel• s work­ C\MW-1 Miss Judy Lynn Perlow, ers that they could not have both an NOW SHOWING daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Increase In their cost-of-living al­ Perlow of 153 Lafayette Street, lowances and full employment. DOWNSTAIRS SCREEN Pawtucket, became the bride on UNCUT, UNCENSORED VERSIONS The Premier said the workers Saturday, July 2, of Stephen Lewis would have to choose. He prom­ "PARADISIO'' and Gordon, son of Mrs. UlllanGordon ised Immediate efforts to allevi­ "SIN ON THE BEACH" of New York and Gerald Gordon of ate employment In Israel's de­ Warwick. Rabbi Jacob Lantz offi­ At Studio Cinema Upstairs SCl'ffn velopment areas and pledged, In ciated at the 8:30 P .M. ceremony which was held at Temple Beth­ respon_se to criticisms of govern­ "MALE COMPANION" menr bureaucracy, that there would Elhem In Wellesley, Mass. The and soon be dismissals In the civil ser­ reception was held at the Monti­ "THE VISIT" cello In Framingham, Mass. vice. Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore a white bro­ cade ensemble of an A-line sleeve­ less dress wtt/J a Jewel neckline With a matcillng long- sleeved, cuffed coat, and a white organdy petal hat and veil . She carried one . red rose. { Mrs. Shella Winkleman served as her sister's attendant, and Ed­ ward Borglda was best man. After a wedding trip to the Con­ cord Hotel In New York State, the couple wlll live In· Springfield, Mass. The bride, a graduate of Beth 1 Israel Hospital, Is a nurse, and Mr. Gor don ls a Physical Education 4 teacher at Springfield College. :88222222222222222222 222

Former Securtty Chief Pleased About Campaign BRIDGE IIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIINIII TEL Avrv - Isser Hare!, for­ mer chief of Israel's security By Robert E. Starr services, who conducted a cam­ paign for the removal from Egypt In today's hand, Declarer vr 1vur card suit, so she d1 sdatneo of scientists at work for Nasser played to guarantee her contract. the finesse, winning with Dummy's on sophisticated arms designed for She didn't want to give her oppo­ Ace. Before pulling trumps and war against Israel, said last week nents any chance to make the right g ivin g the defenders anothe r that the campaign was successful. switch that would set her. chance to lead a Diamond when Hare!, whose name as chief of North they win with the Trump Ace, she security could never be mention­ • 6. 2 started the Clubs. Eas t ducked the ed publicly In Israel or In news ¥ A, Q, J firs t and took the second but now dispatches abroad during the time ♦ A, 9,7,4 hi s Diamond switch was too late. he held that position, ls now an ♦ K , J , 7 , 2 Declarer won with the Ace In Dum­ West East my and next di scarded her losing adv!sor to Prime Minister Levi • A,8, 3 • 5, 4 Eshkol. " The work of German sci­ Diamond on the Club King. ¥ 10, 6, 2 ¥ K , 8,5, 3 Now Declarer turned her atten­ entists in Nasser's service now is ♦ Q,6, 5 ♦ K , 8, 3, 2 Insignificant," he said. "When a ♦ 8, 5, 4, 3 ♦ A,9,6 tion to the Trumps, ruffing the Dias German Is at present given an of­ South mond return when West won the fer to work against Israel, he • K , Q . J, 10, 9, 7 Trump Ace. She thendrew the rest thinks twice before accepting the ¥ 9, 7,4 of the Trumps and conceded a offer.'' ♦ J. 10 Heart 10 the King which turned out He disagrees wl th Israelis who ♦ Q. 10 10 be offside anyhow. Jnall she lost say there Is no Nazism left In Mrs. Joseph Roberts of Paw­ a Spade, Heart and a Club to make by Germany. tucket and Mrs. B. Goldstein of contract when be Ing eI ther thoughtless or gluttonlsh she might New Bedford were North and South g&l1 have gone down. @n~ with this bidding: /LZS Today's moral: Always play a MID-SUMMER hand assuming best defense, then N E s w Pments 1D p lS p take advantage of any slips by the p p defenders. Unless, of course, you *~/]~,.... INT 3S 4S p p p cannot make a hand legitimately. Now through ft".r -~ ...... July· 16 ~ , SALE West opened the Heart 2. Be­ ...... JASSY MEMORIAL RITE fore playing from Dummy, De­ BUCHAREST - Jewish visi_ evenings ear .. •~·::· _fe 10,000 clarer paused to examine her pros­ tors from all parts of Rumanla pects. She saw that If the Heart and virtually the entlreJassy Jew­ at 8:40 p.m. •·puBU~ finesse lost, she had a loser In ...... ew ish community took part In a ••urt1.,_,..,,.,"111ui11m ROLLS OF every suit wtless something could memorial ceremony on the 25th at famous be done about It. If she could get the anniversary of the slaughter of Club Ace out of the way before the ll ,000 Jassy Jews In a 1941 mas­ HUMMOCKS REST AU RANT WALLPAPER defenders attacked Dummy's Dia­ s acre during the German occupa­ mond Ace, she could discard her tion. The pogram took place at 245 Allens Avenue, Provlden.c:e losing Diamond on a Club. She al so the Instigation of the Gestapo but re9. admiulon $2.90, 2.50, 1.90 saw that should the -Heart lose, was carried out by Fascist gangs SPECIAL ANGEL'S TiCKET (six odm . @ $2.90) East just might return a Dlamo.id of the Antonescu pro-Nazi regime. A and defeat the hand. The two black (good for any performance, anytime s12 90 Chief Rabbi Moses Rosen said In through 1966 season of •Ix play•) • ROLL Aces had to be lost anyhow. his sermon that the 500 year his­ 39c Of course, the Heart finesse • AIR CONDITIONED • DINNER-THIATllE tory of the Jews In Jassyhadcome • FHI ,ARKIN• PACKA«;IS FROM SPS might work and In that case five to a tragic finale In the pogram. could be made, but why gamble ·ADLER when game can be made quite cer­ tain. As you can see, It would have .lost and althoughEastmaynothave · Hardware & Paint Co. returned a Dlamond,nevertheless, he should be denied the opportunity. 198 Prairie Ave., 331-2682 South was not too worried that WILLARD SHOPPING CENTER a Heart ruff was Imminent as the deuce was probably from a three SCHEINMAN AND COMPANY FRED SPIGEL'S CONSULTANTS TO MANAGEMENT ANNOUNCE KOSHER MEAT MARKET THE OPENING OF OFFICES AT 243 RESERVOIR AVE,, PROVIDENCE HO 1-0425 511 TURKSHEADBUILDING RAE PEARL'S PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND CHEESE BLINTZESREG.69cpkg. 49c M&S P.ACKAGED REG. 99c Telephone 401 - 421-9194 HOT DOGS 1lb. pkg. I 69c, 25 YEARS OF PROFESSIONAL, NATIONWIDE EXPERIENCE IN OBJEC­ BLACK ANGUS WRAPPED AND PACKAGED FOR FREEZER . TIVELY ANALYZING AND SOLVING THE PROBLEMS OF INDUSTRY. 'j WHOLE STEER RIBS lb. 63c · coRNED aEEFBLACKANGus lb. 1.99 lOO'lf, AU IIIF PATTIU 6 LIS. FOR THE ,RICE OF 5 9 . IUY 5 LIS. - GIT 1 LI. FIii 8 C MADI TO ORDER WHILE YOU WAIT lb • .

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once and seeing opposl te me a woman sobbing. It Is the strangest of all sights, I think, to see a pub­ lic dlspfay o{ unexplalnedgrlef,al­ most harrowing. Yet the lady who HARRY GOLDEN exits from the Loew's Poll, a hand­ kerchief dabbing her eyes, ls part THE ONLY ENGLISH JEWISH WEEKLY IN R I AND SOUTHEAST MASS Baseball, Movies and parcel of the passl~g scene. Published Every Week By The There are people who disagree, Jewish Press Publishing Company of course, and who maintain that . Box 6063, Providence, R. I. 02904 - Telephone 724-0200 And Television PLANT AND OFFICE: HERALD WAY, OFF WEBSTER ST., PAWT .. R. I. 02861 television will supplant both movies and baseball. I doubt the CELIA ZUCKERBERG Managing Edltor day will ever come. Television LOIS ATWOOD Editor ·There are many reasons why al cloak. In baseball, a fan can provides neither anonymity nor a Second Class Postage Paid at Providence, Rhode Island baseball Is our national sport. It get rid of all sorts of aggression mass disguise for the passions be- Subscription Rates: Fifteen Cents the copy; By Mail, $5.50 oer annum; outside New England, $6.50 per annum. Bulk rates on request. The Herald assumes offers an exhibition of national and hostility without the slightest cause it takes place In the living subscriptions are continuous unless notified to the contrary in writing. characteristics of which we are all fear of retribution. The roundly- room. And also, the kids monopo- proud, like stamina, skill and booed umpire can at bestpreserve llze it. It Is In miniature where The Herald assumes no financial responsibility for t,vpographical errors In courage. It Is also a team effort. his dignity, not chasten his de- baseball Is life size and the movies advertisements, but wlll reorint that part of the advertisement tn which And 11 allows a unique display of tractors. Exhortation, hope, a are colossal. the typographical error occurs. Advertisers will please notify the management immediately of any error which may occur. personality and virtuosity. Some- pleading faith In ability and worry Television does provide one times I think we try to deny this are the happy emotional makeup of mass outlet. It gives everyone who FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1966 and it Is always dismaying when the baseball fan . And he can munch owns a set a chance to complain. the radloannouncerskeepdescrlb- hot dogs and peanuts while lndul g- I know families who have Justpur- lng all of the players as "a fine Ing these. chased and Installed a 28-foot aerl- ' I Hypnotic Speech gentleman" and 11 an all-arotmd The movies provide something al who tell me there's not a thing fellow." I remember when Ty slm!lar. This is anonymity. You worth seeing on the 1V tube. There is a strange poetic quality in the speeches of Russian Cobb vaulted Into the stands and sit In adarkenedhousewltha guar- I never met anyone who gave thee and Chinese Communists and American bigots. It is sometimes almost hypnotic, so that a listener or reader gets caught up into it':~~ :;:t~\e~h:nir:!~na:~dl~~; ~~~e:i~ a!!~u1::i1 p::~a~nd ~~~ :~~~=~~nn 'a y;;~Iesh::~~:da~~i;:.:; a phrase without considering what it means. Thus, invective glad to think the sport hadn't Elizabeth Tayl or just can't seem bristling on every home throughout changed. to get together or scream with ter- the South. People own the set so may sport an air of cloud-cuckoo-land, and seem so improbable But what really makes baseball ror as the Thing from Outer Space they can say how mediocre the , that the real meaning behind the words can be easily ignored the great American pastime ls the pursues some teenagers up a damp whole system ls. Sometimes they .. by those who would deny its validity. fact that It ls the only sport which did appreclatethe$64,000Question lends Itself completely to our na- and dripping cavern. This ls the which, as Bob Hope said, is a lot This may bewhaihappenedtothetrusteesof the University Ilona! passion for scientific and profound con tribution of the mov- of money: It takes a television re- -of Illinois, who voted in 1964, 8 to 1, to uphold the right of a staristical assessment. Jes. I remember riding In a subway pal rm an a week to earn that much. member of the faculty to be "offensive, undignified and un­ gloriously wrong." This was after he had aocused President ave~:::~ t~~:"!~~:~~~:h~:i:c:~: records , the earned run averages li:'ll======"==o""==b" J_•.1....,,.=== I.&= =fVIII======"==;/!l''! _:11.,,.v Kennedy of collaboration with Premier Krushchev, and had and the field averages as well as D.J.LIJ/C ,,u. 11 f.U.lW.vA given the impression in essays that the late President was assas­ the standings of the rea ms which sinated because he had become a " political liability" to the are represented nor only fraction­ "Communist conspiracy." - all y but In percentages , too. The length of the season plus The trustees were undoubtedly still under the spell of such Wants Lucid Explanation l _ thi s as sessment make s baseball a ,, verdant verbiage as that offered in Boston on July 2 by Dr. re/axing sport. Unlike the big foot­ Of Recent Controversy I Revilo P. Oliver, when he spoke of " the evils of today, produced ball game or the round-robin with the help of the conspiracy of the Jews" and including Stanley Cup Playoffs, baseball does During the pa st couple of weeks, Unfortunately . . . . . all we've not call for sudden spurts of en­ "degenerates, scum, dregs, savages, debased squealing animals, Herald readers have been sub­ read so far ls a hodge-podge of ln­ thusiasm (except at World Serles jected to an exchange of diatribes sul ts from one to the other, none of dear little cockroaches, howling mobs, parasites and the lazy time) . After a long vacation In the between the Vaad Hakashruth, on which has much meaning to the illegitimate." Virgin Islands, you can stlll come the one hand, and Myer Sugarman, average reader of this newspaper. back and one look at the standings a Kosher Butcher, on the other. The advertisements placed by Offhand, is an illegitimate necessarily lazy? It would seem and the averages will fill you In that he would have to work harder than the legitimate, just to The dispute stems from Sugar­ these people have yet to offer a lu­ exactly. man's refusal to pay what he calls cid explanation of what ls hap­ get along in the world. Anyway, the alliteration is enchanting, Baseball and the movies share a "tax" assessed on his poultry by pening . .. .. with its intoned, cantorial accents. And "savages" - why, Dr. one important element: they pro­ the Vaad Hakashruth. The Vaad Hakashruth Is a non­ vide its devotees with an emotion­ profit organization consisting of Oliver forgot the usual epithet but we all know that savages are ?{4~,!,... , ..., ...~,!,"''-"'0 ·•6~<:-~~,.,-~~~~~_,,:.,,,,_,,.:.,:,,,-,~,;,:~:,,:.~ noble; even though we may have forgotten that Rousseau was cl!sinterested Jewish parties ex­ clusive of butchers who are paid often inaccurate, we still capitulate to many of his unproven ~s,, 15 c per chicken for every Rhode tenets. The "debased squealing animals" is a puzzler, too. Island-killed Chicken which they Squealing animals - why, he must mean puppies, and they s 'IOUR MOIIE'l'S Inspect for the butchers, the pur­ aren't generally regarded as debased in our society. Nor are pose being to determine what ls cockroaches generally called "dear little cockroaches," but WORTH kosher and what Isn't. The 15 c Is paid by the butchers and goes to the perhaps the faculty member is· thinking of the prisoners with if organlzal1on·s Secretary. Since no other resource who make pets of odd creatures ... an ,,z~ by Sylvia Porter Myer Sugarman obtains his poultry ,, from Boston, and the Rhode Island oddly endearing trait, as if a murderer should have no character­ l' istic but that of having once made a killing. Nor do all mobs ~~ Hakashruth doesn't lnpect poultry howl (it would have been more like his other choice of adjectives care ls in ettect our not a single not killed In R hod e Is I and, JOBS FOR THE ELDERLY home heal th aide has been trained. if Dr. Oliver had called it a "ululating mob," like a crowd of Sugarman as a matter of course WHAT SHOULD BE DONE Tens of thousands of additional or­ pays a fee to the Boston Hakashruth Kipling monkeys). He never quite approached the standard of derlies, kitchen assistants, nurses to check his meat and doesn'twant the dialectical materialist who recently characterized a fellow Red Millions of older Americans aides, etc. will be needed In hos­ to pay the Rhode Island unit to du­ as a "work-shy parasite." who are now officially retired are pitals, clinics and nursing homes plicate this service. His poultry ls able and willing to work- at least under Medicare. Ag at n, older kosher, certified so by Boston. Sug­ Such nicety in choiceofwordsdoesn'tmakewhat the bigots Rart-tlme- and to perform a tre­ Americans obviously could help fill arman feels he should not be re­ say any nicer, · but it may sometimes prevent our hearing it. mendous range of badly-needed this need with only a minimum ot ~ulred to spend his money to have Those who agree with bigots always seem to get the message. services. training. certified kosher food Inspected to Yet the efforts we are actually 4) Older workers also could see If It's kosher. That would ap­ making to provide Jobs for the el­ serve as "handymen" in rural pear to be the essence of Mr. Sug­ derly are pl tifully limited and areas: making regular visits In arman' s arguments. half-hearted. "It ls time," as one pick-up trucks to other elderly cit­ .. Because Mr. Sugarman won't expert says, uto stop the small­ izens: performing such services as pay the Vaad Hakashruth, they scale approach." repairing broken window panes, placed an ad in the Herald which What should be done? patching roofs, helping plant small was deliberately Intended to In­ In the past few weeks I have gardens; transporting those In need timidate him Into doing so. The pored over thousands of pages of to the doctor or local anti-poverty banner of their ad, which Included evidence, testimony and recom­ agencies...... (a) statement by Rabbis by Leonord Lyons mendations on Jobs fortheelderly. As evidence of this need, an Chill and Lazar, read "The Integ­ Here are the hlghllghts that stand estimated 2 1/2 million U.S. homes rity of Your Homes Is In Danger." now occupied by elderly citizens Director Sidney Lum-et will our: The fact of the matter Is that It Is Sean Connery will star In Ten­ 1) The Office of Economic are now classified as 11di­ the Integrity of the Vaad Hakash­ nessee Williams' film, "The Milk start ftlmlng "Funny Girl" March Oppornmlty, which has recently lapldated" or In otherwise seri­ ruth, not of our homes, which is in Train Doesn't Stop Here Any 1, in N.Y, and Hollywood. Lumet 1aunched a 11ml red number of highly ously deficient concl!tion. danger, since fewer people eat ko­ More." Connery, Williams and has made 11 ftlms, but this will be successful projects employing el­ 5) Two bills now moving through his first time In Hollywood ... Cin­ sher food dally and more and more Lester Persky will co-produce it. derly Americans, should greatly Congress call for a new "Senior butchers are buying their poultry .. Director George Cukor may have dy Adams, who was President Su­ expand such projects. For ex­ Service Corps" providing elderly out of state, where it can be had at both Elizabeth Taylor and Audrey karno's house guest In Jakarta and ample, this spring' s short-lived citizens across the nation with a a better price. Be that as t t may, Hepburn In the film version of Les­ became his official biographer, "Medicare Alert" campaign, In wide variety of paying Jobs In says: "The only way I ½.Bn commu­ the headline which I have just quot­ ley Blanch's "Nine Tiger Man." which 14,500 o 1 de r workers all these areas and In a wide vari­ ed ts certainly not an example of It would be the first film with two nicate with him now 'c/o Gener­ al Delivery, Indonesia' " ... King tracked down millions of other el­ ety of other community services. convtnclng or worthwhile argu­ actresses whose fee ls$1,000,000. derly citizens to Inform them about Such a Corps could be an Imagina­ mentation. In addition, the state­ The N.Y. football Giants have Faisal's brother was In El Morocco tive answer to many of the employ­ recently. He had only baked Alaska Medicare doctor Insurance, might ment by the Rabbis that a butcher an unwitting ally for their cham­ be continued topei-form many other ment-income problems. cannot "be a judge over himself" pionship hopes, In one member of washed down with champagne. S.I. Newhouse, the publisher, services. 6) An Imperative Is greatlyex­ because It ''would be the same thing the cast of "The Dirty Dozen." His 2) The OEO' s "Foster Grand­ panded opportunities for short­ has made It a rule that his two sons, as hiring a fox to guard the chick­ wildness keeps delaying the film, parents," which em p I oy s older term training, basic education, ens" provides us with an excel­ thus postponing co-star Jimmy S.I. Jr. and Donald, must never risk special employment and Job coun­ riding In the same plane. Last week Americans to work with under­ lent example of a faulty analogy. It Brown's return to the Cleveland privileged children In Institutions, seling services. A key point Is that Is just that analogy which Rabbis Browns .. . Vandals whobroketnto S.l. Jr., publisher of Vogue, was two-thirds of the retirees who wish In Atlanta on Vogue business. Don­ should be greatly expanded. There Chill and Lazar use as the basis Justice William O. Douglas' house are more than 20,000 abandoned to continue worklngwantpart-time for their recommendation "that In Goose Prairie, Wash., made ald, who helps operate the news­ paper chain, visited the Huntsville, Institutionalized children, but to Jobs. the Vaad Hakashruth withdraw Its sure of easier entry next time: date there are only about 1,100 And perhaps most fundamental Meat Ala., Times, and, onthewayhome, supervision from Sugarman's They stole the front door ... The "Foster Grandparents." The el­ of all ls the need for an overhaul Market." Their abtllty to deduce a James Mlcheners were flying to had to change planes In Atlanta. The ~erly could al so help relieve the of all of our attitudes toward arbi­ brothers met by chance Inside the need for withdrawal based upon Portugal last week. nationwide shortages of tutors and trary retirement. As the National such an analogy borders on the In­ Although Burt Lancaster was a plane to N.Y ., after It was air­ Commission on Technology, Auto­ borne- too Iate for one of them to other school helpers. credible. circus gymnast and has lived for 3) In August, 1965, President mation and Economic Progress re­ . Mr. Sugarmanretortswlthcap- get off. 20 years In homeswltha swimming jo.hnson announced a massive proJ~ ported recently to the President: ltal letters and exclamation points pool, he never learned to swim. Perle Mesta wants Joe Levine "The Idea ofa fixed retirement age to produce her fll m biography. She . ect to train elderly Americans as ad Infinitum delineating that he Is, That's why for his new film role, 1 'home heal th aides" to perform a makes little sense In a society so was, and will remain the custodian "The Swimmer," Lancaster ts feels that "Call Me Madam" was variety of tasks to help fill the gap diverse In Its work and skills." of a kosher shop. taking dally lessons from a Cali­ good, but essentially fiction. She of an anticipated 50,000 workers (Distributed 1966 by The Hall Syn­ (Continued_on Page 8) fornia swim coach at the NY AC (Continued o~ P~ge 12.) __ ~because of Medicare. Today Medi- dicate, Inc.) (All Rights Re served) pool . TIIE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 15, I 966 Herald ads get good re_sultsl JOE ANDRE'S f s KOSHER ORCHESTRA J U LI E DELICATESSEN Music for that very special affair / I • Weddings • Bar Mitzvahs·­ 731 HOPE STREET 621-0196 . 944-3344 . Res. S'( 1-9080

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..- 8 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALO, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1966 - UNEMPLOYMENT UP TEL AVlV- April showed a Arnold Wesker Still Hopes To Write sharp Increase In the number at . I! unemployed In Israel, the Labor 'm.ail6ox Ministry said toward the end of Plays That Reach Laboring Classes June. During the month, a spokes­ (Continued From Page 6) Insults accompllsh nothing but reader disdain for their writer. It . LONDON- Arnold Wesker's self." In the peak of his Trilogy, man said· 35,000 job seekers had The entire exchange so far has registered. .Without citing com­ Is time that each party explain his problem Is socialism, and It Is "Roots," he is considered more been an emotional one, designed to position thoroughly and candidly, Impossible to appreciate his.view­ successful, as he saw problems In parative figures, the spokesman degrade and Infuriate the opposi­ said the April totals represented and thus communicate their side of point without considering the In­ their social context there. One tion and not to convince the people this argument to the people, who fluence of the union movement, ac­ Marxist remarked that there Is a sharp rise over the correspond­ · that a given side Is right. Ing figures for March, as well as wlll In turn make the decision In cording to a critic here. Theplay­ nothing of the aesthete In hlsearly an Increase over the corresponding If Mr. Sugarman and the Vaad­ their own minds as to which argu­ wrlght wrote, four years ago, that work (he has been wrl ting suc­ period In 1965. Hakashruth want to convince Her­ ment Is kosher and which Isn't. "the artist cooperating with the cessful plays for eight years), and ald readers of a point, It Is propi­ Herald readers deserve, from the trade unionist could easily prove a when he merely reports he Is often tious that they both attempt to write protagonists, a complete dis­ meeting point out of which Is bull t accurate and Interesting, but when 'effective - and unemotional - cussion of each argument and the the new tradition." he tries to "Intellectualize ex­ communications. Printed personal reasons the respective arguments Mr. Wesker recreated his own perience and draw conclusions, he THE FINEST ..•• THE FRESHEST should be granted credibility. environmental experience In his over - generalizes and misrep­ All that Myer Sugarman and the famous Trllogy,where,ln the pref­ resents." The Marxist apparently KELLER'S Vaad Hakashruth and the.Rabbis I ace, he says, "My people are not objects to Wesker the ldeallsthav­ KOSHER MEAT MARKET have mentioned have to their credit caricatures. The picture I have lng become Wesker the pessimist Willard Shopping Ce nte r so far Is the production of poor drawn Is a harsh one, yet my tone and cynic. KASHRUTH and QUALITY arguments ... . . Is not one of disgust. I am at one In the !940's, Arnold was not ' . Jeffrey M. Berger with these people: It Is only that accepted by the grammar school In Pawtucket, R.I. I am annoyed, with them and my- Hackney, so he went to work, first A Good Hot Weather Salad Shoukl as a furniture maker's apprentice Include Our Own Homemade and then as a farm I aborer' s seed sorter, until he discovered his me­ FRESH CHOPPED LIVER Reader Asks Several Questions tier as a pastry-cook. (''This Is the man who spent his Parisian IVY APOTHECARY Free Delivery To All Points 736 Street, Providence period In a restaurant, and for the Hope JA 1-0960 On Vaad - Sugarman Dispute last eight years has been married " The proof of the puddin9 to Dusty, a waitress from the 421-3047 is ht the eotfng" Dear Editor, local Vaad? Fens," wrote Geoffrey Sheridan.) The controversy In which the Why s h-o u 1 d consumers be Arnold Wesker acknowledges Vaad Hakashruth of Providence and taxed, both by the Union and by the that he can no longer get any more Sugarman'• Kosher Meat Market Vaad for the same purchase? out of the vernacular. The duo­ are presently engaged, Is by no Why are hundreds of food prod­ MR. NEIL-HAIR FASHIONS means the only turmoil that must logue of Introspect and retrospect, ucts shipped herefromoutofState, "The Four Seasons," was partly 335 HOPE ST., PROV. be resolved before the entire containing the "lf' seal, deemed structure and very existence of the an attempt to mvve away from de­ IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT Kosher by the Vaad, yet the "lf' pendence on the vernacular. The Vaad falls apart. To those who ob­ sealed poultry sold by Sugarman's serve Kashrlth In their homes ,_ playwright wanted to show that we MISS ROSE pronounced un-Kosher. are not alone in our personal iso­ (Formtrl1/ of Emile of Parl.a} there are many questions that need answering aside from who's right Why can the samepoultry,pro­ lation and beliefs, but enjoying a h Now A Member Of Our 5toff Of In the "battle of the chickens." cessed by the same, or similar common condition. Casting prob­ Why should poultry bearing the producers, be bought at a non-Ko­ lems threatened a production last EXPERT HAIR STYLISH seal of the "Union of Orthodox He­ sher market without any fuss being swnmer, and he commented that in brew Congregations of America," raised? I speak of the same England "we have to put up with OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 861-1313 which certifies their belnl( Kosher, "Union" sponsored poultry. debs we can mold," being without be pronounced un-Kosher by the If the Vaad Is a community sup­ Jeanne Moreaus or Slgnorets. The ported agency,whydoJews of Con­ critics' resj:,onse was for the most part unkind- Mr. Wesker was servative affiliation have no rep­ shaken by the pl ay's reception but resentation, even though they are the chief supporters of the Vaad? he still believes It succeeds as a Why, as a commtmity supported or­ play. He asserts it is nonsense to ganization, does not the Vaad pub­ lish a financial report so that Ko­ talk about the Ideas of the play In sher consmners may know what is terms of allegories and symbols. done wt th their money? In the long scene where Adam demonstrates how apfel strudel Is A local, esteemed and know­ made (a note In the published ver­ ledgeable Rabbi recently Indicated sion advises producers to consult that the G .J.C. of Providence and a high-class pastry cook) all he 1, Its capable leaders have reached wants to do Is pass on to Beatrice the stage of full, experienced ma­ something he can do well . The ori­ turity, and that a communal organ­ ginal script had a line which his ization such as this one was fully wife ~lntalned sounded like an I II capable of operating our local Jew­ advertisement. Eventual 1 y he ish organizations that have to do changed It. Now he complains at with our religious needs. the extent to which English has been abused. This Is a modern age we live The body formed to spread the in today. and I, for one, feel sure arts among trade unionists (Centre that the G.J ,C. with Its wealth of 42) was not unanimously In favor experience, plus the cooperation of of his plans, and many of them Rabbis representing all forms of walked out when he took over In Judaism, could do a more thor­ 1961. ough and business like job of op­ One of his works has an obvi­ , erating a Vaad Hakashruth In the ous moral. "Their Very Own and cl ty of Providence. Golden City" Is about frustrated Idealism and won him the Premlo Sincerely yours, Marzono prize, although It re­ Harry Albert ceived mixed reviews. An archi­ us·woodbtne St. tect whose ambition Is to create Providence, R.I. six golden cities. ( For And About Teenagers J

Twenty-five years ago on May educations, dream vacations, 1, 1941, the U.S. Treasury paid-up hospital bills, more * issued the first Serles E satisfying retirements. Savings Bond to Franklin D. Americans still own almost Roosevelt. THE WEEK'S LETTER: I be better if he Cound himself a S50 billion in Savings Bonds. am fifteen and my boyfriend is girl who is allowed to do these That purchase, in the words * S50 billion worth of personal sixteen. We have gone steady for things, but he insists on going security. Security from want. of Lyndon Johnson, "set four months. I used to like him steady with me. He says he won't into motion the greatest From fear. From loss very much. I found out th a I ask me to go to these places * of independence. thrift program the world has mother didn't like him loo well, again, yet he does it over and ever known.'' And security from loss of so I began_to care less for him. over again. How can I break up Since 1941 Americans ban freedom in a troubled world. But, I didn't want to break up with him without hurting him?" for this one reason. I began lo OUR REPLY: If you break bought more than * Join the greatest thrift S150,000,000,000 worth of program in the world. For go with him because he isn't ( I up with him, it will probably not * thought) the Jealous type. Yet, hurt him as deeply, or as last­ Serles E and H Savlnp your future and your * I cannot mention another bey's ingly, as you believe. If you Bonds. family's future. And your namewlthoutmaklnghimmad. continue dating him, chances country'• future. * From ti- •fflllll have He asks me to go to places I am are, In the end you will be the come - homes, eoDeae not allowed to go. We do go to one who . is hurt. Suggestion: the movies on Saturday night, stop the "steady" bit. Go to the but he thinks we should go to movies with him Saturday Buy U.S. Savings Bonds the drive-In and places out of nights, go your own way and town. I f:,el the same wu about let him go his the rest cf the this as my mother does - that time. Qi liPJ\ n.11. •. 0.--.., __,.,,,,..,.._ ,,,.,,llffl#fil •• ,... we are too young to go to these .• , .. i-. • - ... ,,...._ , .. - ,. 'I!' ·e · ...... ,_.,._,___,..,,,., ...... ~ places without an older couple. ~=•~ :• ,;~~u~:::;:: My boyfriend gets mad when I co-uNITI' AND su1U11AN ,11ss SERVICE tell him Ihle. I told him It would FIANIFOIT, KY . .

. I, THE RHODE iSLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1966 9 What an array of talent! They played a game of baseball with the Peace Street Grammar School team on old Bucklin Park. It was arranged by Gus Edwards and Hello Again! nm O'Neil. The Pe a c e Street lineup ts forgotten but the name, Spo!ts News By Warren Walden In the Edwards lineup will never die. 1bey Included as baseball players: Walte,r Winchell, Ben Bernie, Eddie Cantor, Al Jolson, so; · IT's ALL STARS · YOU fax Is,. was and will continue to Mark Helllnger and Georgie Jes­ WAITT?- You would have loved be It when left-handed pitchers sel among others. Surprised, are to have seen Lipman Pike In that are up for discussion. And a you? Well, It's the truth and a all star game! What did he do? right-hander for a star? Well, few years ago while talking with Well, once he hit six home runs how about Erskine Mayer, a 21- Jessel, I reminded him of the In a game, five of them coming game winner with the Phi1lles In game and he recalled It In mem~ In succession. Wowl Pike was 1914 and again In 19157 ory. "What kind of a player was baseball's first professional play­ And that, my patient people, Winchel\ 7' I asked. Georgie re­ er back In 1866 when he was with completes another All-Jewish, plied, 'I don't really remember how the Philadelphia Athletics. All-Star aggregation of baseball­ he played but rm sure he talked AND HOW ABOtrr STONE? - ers. a good game I' George Stone Isn't well known. ASK DAD, HE KNOWS- About And that reminds me to mention . (poetry, eh) He led the American this group. Here'sallstofallstars that "A wise old owl sat In an .oak; League In hitting In 1906 with a , for you. Versatile Is the name for the more he saw, the less he spoke; I mark of .358. Not bad, not bad them. If you never did see them, the less he spoke, the more he I at all . · young fellow, you really missed heard; why can't we all be like. r1 NOT A 11HNG TO KLING - something outstanding: something that wise old bird?' - One thing 1be great Walter Johnson called you'd never forget. They played on more. 'If you can't say something Johnny Kling one of the two best a baseball team right In Providence good, don't say anything' -and­ I' catchers he ever saw. The other quite a few years ago. It was · CARRY ONI one was BIii Dickey. And the Im­ when the Gus Edwards Review was r mortal Grantland Rice said that featured In the old B.F, Keith Kling was the only catcher who We Don't Imitate, We Don't Duplicate which later became the Victory We Ori9inate 1' stopped Ty Cobb's br!lllant base lbeatre which had an entrance on running. He was the catcher on Westminster Street and an exit MEL SHUMAN the famed Chicago team that In­ on lhtl on Street, occupying the KOSHER PRIME MEATS & POUL TRY cluded the Tinker to Evers to spot now occupied by W.T. Grant 741 HOPE ST. GA 1-09'0 j Chance double-play trio. FllEf DELIVERY Company. AS IF YOU DIDN'T KNOW - TO NARRAGANSETT PIER So r11 tell you anyway that no lliE GUS EDWARDS TEAM - Mrs. Sidney S. Halsband all-star team could be complete The Cranston Jewish Center made rosettes encircled In seed wt thout the name of Hank Green­ was the scene of the wedding of pearls. She carried a cascade bou­ berg, a Hall of Farner. Hank All forms of personal and business insurance. Miss Fay Hollis Broomfield, quet of awhlteorchidwlthgarlands slammed a total of 33l home runs including - Life - Accident - Group - Fire - daughter of Mrs. Jacob Broomfield of stephanotls and white roses. and led the American League three of .17 Harding Avenue, Cranston, to Miss Arline Broomfield, maid , times In ctrcul t sl ugglng depart­ Automobile - Casualty - Bonds Sidney Saul Hal sband, son of Mr. of honor for her sister, wore a blue ment. He led In runs driven In and Mrs. George Halsband of 24 llnen gown trimmed with white se­ four times and, as you know, was Ledge Road, East Greenwich. Rab­ quins. She carried a cascade bou­ most valuable at first base- and In Murry M. Halpert bl Saul Leeman and Cantor Jack quet of blue carnations and white the outfield. Huh. Nawthin to 800 Howard Bldg. Smith officiated at the IP .M. cere­ miniatures. It with Greenberg. DE 1-9100 Residence: mony on Sunday.June 26, which was The mothers of the bride and the AR E YOU AMAZED AT TiilS followed by a reception at the bridegroom wore aqua dresses and ONE? - Charles Solomon 'Buddy' Center. their corsages were white orchids Meyer played second base and The bride, who was given In with yellow throats. spent most of his time around marriage by her uncle, Louis Alan Halsband, brother of the the keystone sack In Washington, Security Systems Broomfield, was gowned In silk or­ bridegroom, was best man. The D.C. He was American League bat­ ganza fashioned with an empire ushers were Frank Bro o mfleld, ting champion In 1935 with .349 A • COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL bodice enhanced with a portrait brother of the bride, Sheldon Gold­ and he led the league In base • OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE neckline, elbow-length sleeves stein, Saul Shuman and Robert stealing when he pilfered 30 sacks • BURGLAR - FIRE - VANDALISM embelllshed wl th peau de onge lace. Brennen. In 1928. (No. No. There's nothing • EXPERT INSTALLATION AND SERVICE The A-line silhouette skirt was a­ After a wedding trip to the Nev­ wrong with stealing bases In a • EQUIPMENT GUARANTEED • FREE ESTIMATE dorned with matching lace motifs. ele Country Club In Ellenville, ball game) C A silk Illusion fingertip veil was N,Y ., they are now llvlng In Prov­ • LATEST METHODS caught to a matching cloche of self- idence. AND DID YOU KNOW? - That Al Rosen was the American 331-6800 331-6450 League's most valuable player ACE ALARM CO., INC. while with Cleveland In 1953. He E 22 CYPRESS STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. led In home rtms with 43 and - ·, OMlGOODNESS - missed the triple crown when Mickey Vernon edged him for the ,batting championship by the narrow margin of .0011. (That's something like a heml­ Teach Them When deml-seml-qu aver. Nothing to worry about.) They Are Young . . . MUTUAL FUNDS AT AGE 65- INDEED! INDEED! - std Gor­ A LOOK AT WHAT THEY OFFER ' don played for the Braves In both TINY TOTS SWIMMING LESSONS Boston and Milwaukee; also the • BOYS 11nd GIRLS 4-7 YEARS OF AGE• "I would like your opinion can't afford either of these de­ Giants. He once hit two home runs regarding the monthly income velopments, then you'd better In one Inning. And, can you Im­ 1i~ DOWNTOWN BRANCH plan being offered for retire- watch your step. agine this 7 He pinch hit for Mel ment by some of the Mutual Many of the Mutual Funds Ottl (Ott' s all right) Y.M.C.A. Funds. offering these monthly income VERSATILE - Sam Bohne per­ t~O BROAD STREET PROYiDENCE, B , I . "The plan I am.considering plans invest their money formed at every Infield spot for tat Course Startt June 28 2nd Couru Starts Aur. 2 calls for me to deposit a mini- heavily in common stocks. If the Cincinnati Red Legs and that Enrollment Limited - Call DE 1-9200 mum of $10,000. From this you are old enough to retire makes 6tm a shortstop which Is said to be the only position at I sum will be deducted an eight you are old enough to know per cent commission fee. The about 1929 and the collapse which a Jewish baseball player TIRED OF DRIVING THROUGH remainder will be given to me of common stocks. has not starred. Bohne was bet­ in shares of the fund. I will be But just as pertinent to you ter. Who wants to be a star at THE HEAT OF CITY TRAFFIC, ~ able to sell these shares any in retirement is the simple arith­ one spot when he can play every IRRITATED A~D UNCOMFORTABLE? time I choose, at whatever the metic of some of these plans. A position In the Infield. Such dis­ market price of the shares is Mutual Fund probably would tinction. Who said there wasn't _... r~ ~ at that time. be a ble to provide you about a Jewish star at shortstop? " Under the plan I may com- four per cent return ·on your A PITCHER, PLEASE - And mence drawing $100 a month, investment ... certainly not where Is the comparison between starting one month after my much more. On $10,000 this a pitcher and a pitcher If It Isn't account is opened. The sales- would be $400 a year. But .• the cool serenity of Sandy Koufax man offering the pla n has re- under the $100-a-month plan In a hot spot and a frosty lemon­ ferred me to a local resident it would be payingyou$1,200. ade In a hot spot. Well, anlhoo, who has drawn this $100 a Where does the extra $800 a If It's an all star you want, Kou- month for 63 consecutive year come from? From the months and now has in her sale of your shares. account a balance in excess of If hard times come, the four Israel Philharmonic her original deposit. per cent return presumably To Play In Moscow "I know there can be a de- would drop. This would mean • I I crease as well as an increase more of your shares would TEL AVrY- The Israel Phil­ ,>-.__ in the value of Mutual Fund have to be sold to· come up harmonic Orchestra will begin YOU DON'T HAVE TO ANY LONGER! shares. But their history has . with the $1,200. But if the four three weeks of concerts In the So­ been most favorable. per cent return dropped, so viet lhtlon In November, according MAX GOLDEN CAN INSTALL A "Tpe appeal of the plan to presumably would the value to a dispatch from Moscow to Kol me is that it offers a good in- of the shares. Which would Israel, Israel's broadcasting serv­ Vornado ,\ir-Conditioning System come, and that I would not mean even more shares being ice. have to forfeit my prlnclpal as sold. In brief, ln a falling econ­ · lbe report said an agreement IN YOUR CAR AND KEEP YOU AS FRESH I would if I took out a lifetime omy you probably .would be for the tour, orlglnally scheduled AS A DAISY. ASK HIM ABOUT IT. annuity. Also, the Increase In selling more and more shares for May but postponed at the So­ the value of my shares would for less and less money. . viet Union's request, had been SEE MAX GOLDEN NOW! act as a safeguard against In- Now the history of Mutual reached In Moscow by zvt Hafted, VORNADO - From $189.00 - r,lus installation flation . . . " Funds over the last 10 years the orchestra's manager, who Is Probably the best general or so has been good. So in­ there on a vi sit. advice that can be given on deed has been the history of Mr. Hafted al so arranged for • R. I, Dist. For Vomado I these Mutual Fund plans Is nearly everything else. Maybe '""t " an exchange vls(t by the Moscow BOSTON b01h W e• ~, • Guaranteed t this: If you can afford to see prosperity Is here to stay. State Orchestr• In November.'The your $10,000 shrink, or If you Who knows? report also said that the Sovtetvl­ l BS P1n C' St Prov1dc nc ,, • Transferred For $50. 1, can afford to use up all of the ,.:d0 ,,:_~in ~~i~o~~o !!::, ,~,:°J:,~0ts~: ollnlst David Olstrakh would con­ GA 1-2625 • Cools - Keeps Out Dirt ,.. $10,000 jn five tO ten years, 8- 1672. Grond Central Sfotion. Nh' Yori, duct the Israeli orchestra In a Mos­ ~ then you might try it. If you N. , . 10011. cow concert. 10 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY ,JULY 15, 1966 Herald subscribers comprise an active buying market. 'TREBLJNKA' ;uwt111-1•H■IIIIIIIIMIN•Hitlllallllllll-llHll1ill I PARIS - ' Jean Francois Stein­ er, a 28-year-oldJew,wasgranted i DAY 1••··i bere the annual Prix de la Resis­ In SCHOOL tance for his book, "Treblinka." ST, DUNSTAN'S Hollywood . . . ) i An Independent Co-Educational School -~~ AUTO i NOW ENROLLING BOYS & GIRLS FOR: •~~ , INSURANCE ly Barney Gieser • NURSERY-Full Day (4 year olds) i • GRADES 3, 4, 1, +hru 9 ~w quarterly payments MEET THE CELEBRITIES•.. · Steve Rossi by Paramo1mt who re­ • CLASSES LIMITED TO 15 for ac:cident-free driven. Asher Dann, handsome yo1mg real· tains faith In the comedy pair. It's FOR INTORMATION CALL estate broker. Actress Cara Wll­ no secret that their first film, NORMAN A. GRAY, Headma,+or MemlMt Downtown l'orti,,. l'faa llams' new husband and stepfather "Last of the Secret Agents," Is 19 Benefit St., P.O. BOX 6S32 INSURANCE d. . her son, John !Jarrymore III, bombing at the boxomce. PROV., R. I. M& F and daughter, Kathy. He points to SHOWBIZ SIDE BENEFITS. .• AGENCY INC For Dinah Shore, who received a 751-7300 both names -Asher and Dann - as 331-9427 tribes of Jacob. His father was a ·years' supply of lox, bagels, mari­ If No Answer Call l31-4JS4 131 Washington St cantor In New York. nated herring and sniffed klshlca THINGS TO COME .. ..A sec­ from the Catskill's Concord for her Provide nce iilllHAIIIIIIIIHIIIIHIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWIIIIWIIIIIIIIIIIUIIINIIHHNIIIIIUNNIIIIIIIINl■llllllllailtlliiiI ond movie for Marty Allen and record - setting engagement. SEWING WILD QUOTES .. .. Writer Hal Kanter, "If you win an Emmy next year, examine ltcare­ fully. Now that Xerox Corp, won an Emmy, they can put out mllllons of copies". . .. Buddy Hackett to We will pay you Eddie Fisher, who raved about the N.Y, Persian Room's personal treatment durln§ his engagement, " How come you re suddenly nuts about the Persians? They don't • treat the Jews too good. Only yes­ terday, you wouldn't even eat a Persian melon." top interest TRAVEL TIPS . .. . When In Hawaii, listen to radio's Hal Lewis (known as Aku.) Only two years ago, he was a successful fallure. Sud­ • denly, he caught fire again. He earns $200,000 per annum. Al­ though there are only 114 Jewish fam!lles In Oahu, Hal adds the hal­ on.your savings evah to his radio gags with plenty of Ylddlshkelt. Innocent natives think It's a new language, like mod­ ern Hawaiian. THE GOSSIP: Don Hill, In the all-Negro group, The Trenlers,at the Las Vegas Thunderbird Hotel, and ·guarantee Is Jewish. THE TRtrrn: MlltTre­ nier introduces Don as "Dohvtd" when the sax artist solos a bril­ liant "Exodus." Hill Is not Jewish. BOOSTS. . . . For Danny Kaye who returned from Viet Nam and made 489 phone calls (all long distance) to GI families .... For to pay it longer! George Segal, who stood out like a million-candlepower while stand­ Ing In the shadow of Richard Burt• on ln Warner Bros.' "Who's Afraid ON $5000 OR MORE ON $1000 OR MORE of Virginia Woolf" .... For War­ ners, who got tough about juvenlle admission to enforce the no-kids EARN highest interest GET top interest guaranteed ruling for "Who's Afraid." BLASTS . .. At everyone who in the state for longest period screams about the profanity In "Who' s Afraid'' and then joins the long lines to buy a ticket an d sup­ port profanity ...At England who approves only one hour of Amer­ ican television shows In 24 hours of !ts air time. (England strangles our lrhporrs but we're the best customers of its exports) ...At Mexico for giving all Frank Sin­ atra's products the heave-ho when Sy Weintraub has been producing his .. Tarzan" pictures in old Me­ Jlco, depositing mucho dlnero and benefits there. ISRAELORE .. . After visiting: the tiny democracy, Benny Goff-. stein, head of the new Four Queens Hotel In downtown Las Ve­ _gas, said, "Israel may not be heaven but I kept getting the feel­ ing I have never been so close to God." Goff stein observed that Is­ GUARANTEED FOR 1 YEAR GUARANTEED FOR 2 YEARS rael Is the only country completly • Top 5% interest when held to maturity- 1 year • 4¾ % ~P.:Qunded or p.ai,g quarterly - your choice (see coupon) devoid of religious or racial dis­ crimination. He laughingly re­ • Redeemable without notife every quarter at 4 % • Redeemable without notice every quarter at full 4¾% interest marked, 11 If a youngsterwe'f'etobe • Only 30 days notice for withdrawa l between quarters • Only 30 days notice for withdrawal between quarters called a 'dirty Jew,' he'd probably shout, 'I am notl I took a bath this morning!''" REMEMBER?, , ,When I told Only INDUSTRIAL NATIONAL gives you both flexibility Hollywood producers, "Young Bob Crane will make another Jack Lemmon. What areyouwaltlngfor, and these money-making guarantees! Act now while orange juice?". . . When Fanny Brice said, "I never do a Jewish song that will offend my religion. rates are high. Come in or send in coupon below! Whenever I do anything Jewish, I am not standing apart but I AM the rellglon. What happens to me ls r------~-----­ what can happen to any Jewish per­ T•: lnduttrill Natl-.tll llnll If llhMI l1llnd ------, son In the audience, who can laugh Cult....., ll1lltlen1 DlpMffllnt 111 Weltlnlntter ltrNI, ,mltknc1, II, I, 02901 at me & himself."

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(S.S. I stein of Philadelphia has estab­ □ 4¥4'%. SerlH I - lnternt QUD~ quarterly, llshed the Myer and Rosaline Fein­ · minimum $1000, more in stein Public Library In Ellat, Is­ multiples of $100. aoncts •nd:o, to:eounl 10 toe In II•• name el !One nem11 or lwo -·Mr., Md M,.. rael, with a gift to the Israel 0

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1966- 11

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Last month, In the first part have to restate again the finale, ' of an In tervlew I had wl th Mary because she had obviously upset Travers of Peter. Paul and Mary, . . . you couldn't leave It there." the lady with the long blonde hair Mary. clear ly disturbed about discussed folk rock, the "mes­ the Incident, said they had to "re­ sage" of follc music, and that's It. state the (finale) statement," and Mary and I talked about msny other to do It: " we did Down by the subjects. My wife and I along with Riverside which traditionally Is l;ed Barr. a rising young guitarist, very strong when It was used In are covering the music festivals the Union Movement, In the Peace at Newport, and we'll be review­ Movement, and In the Civil Rights ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ ENGAGED- Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ing all of them . . . hopefully, Movement . ... ENGAGED - Dr. and Mrs. Mor­ thur Eisenstein of 149 Lancaster Somes of 10 Lafayette Street, we'll have some Interviews with "Several performers thought ris L. Keller of 114 Upton Ave­ Street, announce the engagement nue announce the engagement of Pawtucket, &Mou nee the engage­ people you'd lllce to know more this was so rousing that they de­ ment of their daughter, Miss Mar­ about, Uke non-folk, non-message, cided to Frug , or whatever In the of their daughter, Judith Ann, to their daughter. Shira, to Stephen Robert Shope, son of Mr. and Neal Buxbaum, son of Mr. and Mrs. gery M. Somes to Arthur H. non-Jazz, non-kosher James middle of." Mary's opinion of that Mrs. HowardW. Shope of Lemoyne, Arthur Buxbaum of Yonkers, N.Y. Sausmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. My­ Brown. But he's as Interesting a could be bolled down to "ugh." Pa. Miss Keller Is In her senior ron Sausmer of 3 Harriet Drive, guy as you'll ever meet, and we It appalled her. Miss Eisenstein, a graduate of year at New York University, and Syosset, N.Y. spolce to him on a recent Provi­ I tried to contact Joan Baez to Classical High School, was gradu­ Mr. Buxbaum Is finishing a Miss Somes Is a graduate of dence visit. get her reply to Mary, but as yet ated from Boston University In pre-medical course at the Univer­ Pawtucket West High School and One of our Interviews last sum­ have met with no success. Mary 1965 , magna cum laude, with a sity. Chamberlayne Junior College, mer was with Joan Baez, an artist continues: ''All weweremissing," Bachelor of Arts degree of dis­ Boston. Mr. Sausmer, an alumnus who won't be at the 1966 Follc she said, ''was fifteen-minute slide of Syosset High School, Is a mem­ Fes tival. Mary had a few pungent projections of pop art, or art nou­ tinction In Philosophy. A member ber of the Bryant College class of comments about her: • 'The finale veau, I mean itjustwasridlculous, of Phi Beta Kappa, she Is presently 1967. night was Just atroctous," she you don't twist to a song like that, studying toward her doctorate at A summer, 1967weddlng Is said. " . .. We (Peter, Paul and it's a mockery.'' Columbia University. Mr. Shope was graduated, sum­ planned. Mary, for the finale) did some­ Another event klncDed more thing where everyl,ody tradition­ anti-Baez heat In Mary's fire: ma cum laude. from Princeton Univers ity In 1961. He was awarded ANNOUNCE BIRTii OF SON ally joins In and sings .. . as ''When we were down in Selma, and Mrs. Benson E. Goldof Orthodox Question a Woodrow WIison Fellowship to: Dr. an affirmation of our faith In the Alabama, thi s same young lady 94 Naushon Avenue, Warwick, an­ festival , in each other, and our was walking around barefoot In Harvard University where he earn­ nounce the blrthofthelrflrstch!ld, Work Ruling Of EEO love for the folk field .. . And front of people who were probably ed his Doctorate In Philosophy and son, Andrew Richard, on June NEW YORK- Representatives then, for some reason, Miss Baez wearing their only pair of shoes. In I 966. A member of Phi Beta 28. Mrs. Gold Is the former Shella of IS Orthodox Jewish organiza­ felt gifted, or particularly In­ One must carry a sense of dignity Kappa, Mr. Shope Is presently Deborah Greenstein of Cranston. tions have adopted a resolution spired; whatever, she did ge t up and decorum (Into these cam­ Assistant Professor of Phllosophy Maternal grandparents are Mr. calling on the President's Com­ right after what was supposed to paigns.) You don't go to a peace at the University of Pennsylvania. and Mrs. Myer Greenstein of 971 mission on Equal Employment~ be the finale, and sang a song In march look:in' raggedy . . . . " An early fall wedellng Is plan­ Reservoir Avenue, Cranston; Pa­ portunlty to conduct a public hear­ Portuguese ... leaving the total After that, Mery was ready to ned. ternal grandparents are Mr. and Ing on the Issue of the right of ob­ cast trapped on tlie stage and un­ let fl y with thorough, lucid an- Mrs. Morris Gold of 18 Gallatin servant Jews to be excused from able to sing with her, because . swers to anything r d ask. So, I Rights camp for the Vietnamese­ Street. work on major Jewish holidays like nobody knew the words . . . and asked how she, a supporter of anti -Vietnamese camp totally dis­ Maternal great-grandparents Rosh Hashanah and Yorn Klppur. the audience held captive because Civil Rights (PP&M appeared at regarding that the civil right, I are Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Miller The session, summoned by the they didn't know the words,elther. the March on Washington) felt about (campaign) Is not won, Is no; 11 ... of Philadelphia., Pa. Paternal Union of Orthodox Rabbis of the She has a lovely voice, and she's the decreasing emphasis on Civil over, that there are still battle, great-grandmother Is Mrs. Pessel United States and Canada, opposed a lovely singer, but she had no Rights and Increasing emphasis to be won . . . But we're dowr Hassenfeld of 83 Gallatin Street. a ruling on that Issue handed down business slngln' a solo song In on foreign affairs, namely Viet now to the dull, hard core wod ANNOUNCE BIRTii OF by the President's Com:nlss!on. the middle of what was supposed to Nam. Here's how she answered: . .. And we still need more laws. FIRST CHILD In that ruling, aMounced by be a finale, In my opinion. "I have found that many people and we now have to make sure tha1 Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Fischer Dr. Luther Holcomb, acting chair ­ "And then we proceeded to have left the active, working Civil they're carried out. Who's talkin' of Framingham, Mass., annotmce man of the commission, the Fed­ about the American Indian, who ha, the birth of their first chlld and eral agency held that employers been pushed off Into the corner, son, William Benjamin, on June 9. may use their own discretion on left to starve and go llllterat< Mrs. Fischer Is the former Bar­ releasing from work employes who Beth El Continues Daily _Services longer than the negro. He was heri bara A. Goldberg of Pawtucket. wish to observe the holidays of (Continued From Page One) Some six or seven years ago, first, you know . . . . " Mar, Paternal grandmother Is Mrs. their faith. come and attendance has been In­ at a regional conference of Broth­ tel t that It was tragic that som< Benjamin Fischer of Natick, Mass. The commission decided only creased by the rabbi's Initiation of erhoods, Mr. Hochberg told of the supporters of civil rights, false!) Maternal great-grandparents are that an employer mus t treat all his family yarzhe!t said at the dally dally mlnyan at Temple Beth El. supposing their battle won, com­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldberg of workers with "substantial uni­ mlnyan rather than at the Friday About SO or 60 percent of the Re­ pletely dropped It In favor ol Pawtucket and Mrs. Rubin Gittel­ formity," so that If a Christian night service. form temples In this country have the fury of yet another battle. man of Somerset, Mass. worker Is given Good Friday off Instructions are given very attempted to have a dally prayer About Viet Nam: "This Is • clearly at each service, said Rabbi service, but many have not been complicated problem," Mary ob­ SON'S BIRTii ANNOUNCED with pay, a Jew must also be re­ leased with pay on the High Holy Braude, and therelsn'tagreatdeal able to keep It going. The difficul­ served. A lot of people think It', Mr. and Mrs. Irving Becken­ Days. of Hebrew knowledge required. The ties of getting there have never kept very simple. They think, 'well, steln of 23 Plain Street, Warwick, dally mlnyan Is conducted by two the Beth El service from taking let's just get out.' I think I loo~ announce the birth of their second laymen appointed from the congre­ at It a little more realistically; child and son, Louis Beckensteln, Man Of Future May gation by Mr. Hochberg. At the place: on one occasion, during a I know the United States Isn't going on June 23. Maternal grandparents very first service In 1955, " when blizzard, the rabbi came In hip to get out of Viet Nam, for twc are Dr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Min­ Live To Age Of200 we walked In, there was nobody to boots. Families have changed their years at least. I think we'll cease sky of 336 Highland Street, Wor­ LOS ANGELES- Man of the lead," so he named two of those dinner hours and businessmen put the war there somehow within twc cester, Mass. Paternal grand­ future may live to the age of 200 or present to lead, and has done this off late afternooncommtonents, so years . .. we're never involved mother Is Mrs. Sophie Beckensteln more, provided he can meet the ever since. At the time It first be­ the dally mlnyan can meet. In anything more than four, not of 6 Starr Street, New London, mental and physical challenge of gan, members of the temple who "We are a very fraternal even the second world war . . . . " Conn. Great-grandparents are Mr. such durability. needed to say Kaddish went else­ group," said Mr. Adelman. "If you Mary thought It Idiotic to attack and Mrs. Mendel Sugarman of 70 Dr. Harry Sobel, a professor of where, generally to Temple Beth pray together 11 years, you're getting out of Vietnam; I think her Upham Street, Malden, Mass. public health at the University of Sholom or Temple Emanu-EJ. bound to be." Through the years a opposition would have ours di­ California ma.tie this statement. He Most of the dally worshippers, the tradition has grown up of cele­ rected against fighting Itself. or said If man could achieve a perfect "hard core" of the mlnyan at Beth brating the evening of the new man's pugnacity, which causes It. environment, daring new tech­ El. did not have this need and do not moon, Rosh Chodesh,w!thwlneand At any rate, Mary says attack the niques In medicine and surgery now, but come anyway. cake, or a supper.At first a nomi­ disease. of which Viet Nam and Korea are symptoms. "that might enable us to live two Anyone who attends regularly nal contribution was made by each for a few weeks will probably be man, but "after a whlle we had so/ "The Cold War runs off and on or three times longer than any man hot, and will continue to do so until has ever lived," Dr. Sobel said. asked to lead half of the IS-minute much money we decided to buy m­ service. In some cases, a desire to bles for all regular members." we solve the problem of why we're Retirement comes as a shock. there,'' she said. "There are ques­ Mentally as well as physically. ag­ lead has led men to brush up on Now families grateful for Yarzhelt their Hebrew. Women have never make contributions, and the men tions to be asked: can we really ing Is not so much a medlcal prob­ stop Communlsts?Couldwereally, ~ lem as a psychological one. People been asked to lead the service, pay small dues for the monthly though everyone seems to think It feast. "This snowballed Into a very feasibly stop them? Looking at I don't know what to do with them­ It historically, unless you're pre­ selves." might be all right If a woman wanted good thing." said one. I to. "After all,ther,participateably The dally mlnyan Is also a fea­ pared to offer a really substan­ ' at Bas Mitzvahs, ' said one man. ture of Temple Sinai's worship, tial alternative, It Isn't possible Tax Court Finds TWlce a week, on Tuesdays and from September through June, ever to do so. Obviously we are not Thursdays, one of the rabbis gives since Rabbi Jerome S. Gurland prepared _economically or morally Cantor Entitled a very brief religious talk- five went from Temple Beth El to be­ (to do It). I think It would be nice minutes long, generally. after come spiritual leader of Temple If the United Nations had more To Tax Benefits some complaints over their length Sinai. "lwaslnsplred by whatlsaw money . . . and they would send a few years ago, when a talk might at Beth El,andbroughtltwlthme," teams to deal with the health prob­ WASHINGTON...:. The U.S. Tax have been 10 minutes long. he said. Last fall , when lights went lem . .. and the agrarian problem. Court held recently that a cantor Nobody actually said this, but out all over New E n g land, four It would be nice If the U-N could who helps to officiate at religious 11 years ago there was opposition people made tl)elr way through the do It, because they haven't got services can exclude from tax a within the congregation to the In­ darkness to the Cranston temple, . anything to take out . . . . " She pointed out that the problem Is the AT MAGNOLIA - Livening up the part of the compensation received stitution of a dally mlnyan. For where they read prayers by the days and nights at Magnolia Manor, from the congregation as a rental some, It was an old-fashioned fea­ emer gency lighting. traditional one of have-notswant­ allowance. ture of a kind of worship they had A Providence community lead­ lng to have what the "haves" have. the resort hotel at Magnolia, er remarked recently that Reform '/ Mass., Is Joe Hol!cker, newly ap­ The court rejected the ruling left behind. For others, It was Just a few weeks ago, Mary of the Internal Revenue Service rather that they disliked being Judaism went too far, but Is now be­ had a baby. She lives In suburban pointed social director and orches­ ginning to regain the Important tra leader by Manager Fred Bloom. that only ·a rabbi Is a "minister Identified with a traditional prac­ Connecticut with her photo­ things It Jettisoned. The dally mln­ Mr. Hollcker was the orchestra of the gospel" entitled to such tax tice which they did not consider grapher-pr husband, Barry Fein­ benefit. The Service had contended necessary. Some felt ,that they yan at Temple Beth El ls,forthose stein. Chances are that the famlly leader for the past three years who have come dally and for those at Steuben's Vienna Room, Boston; that a cantor ls a ''minister of mus­ should attend dally worship If It wlll see the 66 Polk Festival, but ic" who does not qualify. The tax were offered, and since theydldn't who have come when they felt Mary probably will be watching and previously at Ben Sack's Music a need, one of the Important things Hall theatre, and hotels Mt. Wash­ court ruled that a cantor also has want to go to temple every day. the from the box seats th! s year. spiritual• duties entitling him to absence of such a service would be being restored In temples of Re­ And, no doubt, forming some pretty ington, Sea Crest, New Ocean form Judaism. House, Oceanside. such tax benefl ts. preferable. lucid and Interesting opinions. ,.

12 IBE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, PRIDAY,JULY 15, 1966 ROTHBERG SCHOOL bear the names of the donor's late HERALD RAMAT HASHARON,ISRAEL­ parents, Kalman and Minnie Roth­ Gro1Dtsl has been broken In this berg, philanthropic leaders In Tel Aviv suburb for a vocational Plainfield, N.J ., durll!f! their life­ high school being established by time. Participating In the cere­ Classified Samuel R9thberg of Atlanta, Ga., mony with Rothberg were· his sis­ with a $250,000 donation to the Is­ ters, Mrs. Alexander L. Kramer Call 724-0200 rael Education Fund·of the United of Newark and Mrs. Leonard Gld­ Jewish Appeal. The school will ding of Pl alnfleld. I-Apartments For Rent BROAI> OFF: Five rooms, tint i§]§]§l§J§J§l§J§J§)§]§J§]§]§J§l§J§J§J§Ji fl~ Hot water heating system. P.arkltlg. ST 1-7588, dally except Saturday. He who works with his ·hands is a Laborer ll!J ll!J EAST SIPE, Colonial Road. Six rooms, first floor, all modem, Im He who works with his hands Im adults preferred. UN 1-2955. 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Showroom at 195 Cole Ave. officiated at the 6:30 P .M. cere­ Mrs. Michael H.Goshko, cousin 38ab-Rooms Wanted i mony which was followed by a re­ al the bride, and Sheldon R. Lip­ ELDERLY GENTLEMAN wl1hes tol FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 521-2410 or 751-3762 ception at the home of the bride's son, brother of the bridegroom, room and board with Jewish pie or male companion. Call cou-eve-1 parents. were the honor attendants. nines, UN 1-2075. \ Finest Workmanship Guaranteed The bride, given In marriage by Mr. and Mrs. Lipson now reside ~{ her parents, wore a gown of chan- In Phlladelphla, Pa. Fred Kelman Photo i 40% Of European ~······························~ Children Attend 20o/o to 40o/o OFF ! ]Jui JJµ,n ~ tJJm : • (Continued from Page 6) • Jewish Schools wants her•true story told .. . Frank down". . . ''Then continue play­ NEW YORK- After a decade of • SLACKS • DRESSES Marcus, author of the Broadway ing," the manager said, then ex­ effort by the Joint Distribution bound London hit, "The J(Jll!ng of plained to Strelsln: "If he's stand­ Committee, supported by the Al­ • KNIT TOPS Sister George," finished his new ing, he may get tired and quit. But lied Campaign, It Is estimated that • SHIFTS play- about voyeurs. . . When as long as he's sitting, there's over 50,000 out of 135,000 Jewish Darryl Zanuck saw the staggering plenty of time, and with time, the children In Europe, or nearly 40 I bill for painting the 40 art forgeries odds are against him." per cent, attend a Jewish day or • BLOUSES • SWEATERS 11 In How to Steal a Mllllon.'' he Susan Kapllow, the tiny actress supplementary school before they asked 11Couldn't we have Xerox'd In "A View From the Bridge," Is reach the age of 17, It was stated them?" leaving to tour Italywlthherfather, by Nathan Rosenberg, Allied Cam­ ·11te most dramatic story In Eu­ traveling by motor-scooter. . . l AT THE paign director. rope recently was of the raiding Shirley Bassey's loud whistle at Rosenberg reported that over party which stormed a pirate radio Arthur emptied the backroom at 3 30,000 are currently enrolled In SLAK 'N SWEATER SHAK station In the Thames estuary. The A.M. Sunday, exactly at closing such schools and In vocational list of those who participated In time. . . John Huston shrugged schools. This represents an over­ 288 THAYER STREET the raid by grappling-hook and about his high-stake gambling: "I all Increase of about 13 ,000 chll­ arms Included the name of Kitty only count when I win. When I lose dren since 1959. These figures Black. She's a tiny woman, who I try to repress It; I put It right came from a survey- the fourth once worked for Lawrence Langner down ln my W1Consclous- where of Its kind- the first having been at the Theater Guild, and trans­ It won't rest but keeps coming up published In 1956. He noted that lated Anouilh's plays. in the damndest ways." these periodical surveys consti­ KOSHER Roger LePage, who danced In (Distributed 1966 by The Hall Syn­ tute an Important elementlnJD'.:'s 11 DELICATESSEN Plckw1ck" and •~en Franklin In dicate, Inc.) (All Rights Reserved) technical assistance to the Jewish ,Paris ," now ls ABC's specialist schools In Europe. JD::: receives PHIL AND FAYE'S In simulated spaceflights, for TV funds for Its educational and health demonstrations. He was taught by Civil Service Asked 1033 BROAD ST., PROVIDENCE and welfare programsmalnlyfrom 941-9861 astronauts ... Ambassador Arthur Allied funds . Goldberg states thatPatMoynlhan, Not To Request Race A major development In Jew­ who edited Goldberg's papers for ish education In Europe since 1962 "The Defense of Freedom," Data On Applications has been the opening of five new woulnd't even correct the gram­ schools and the expansion of matical errors In the Impromptu WASHINGTON- Senator Sam J . others. These Included new schools speeches .. . "The Russians Are ErvIn Jr., asked the Civil Service In Lyons, Brussels, Paris and Coming," the comedy that made Commission to reconsider its new Nice. Two I arge schools In Antwerp Al an Arkin a star, will be shown to policy of asking Federal employees and the Jewish community school Moscow officials soon. REG. 2.25 VALUE and Job applicants to list their race In MIian. have al so been expanded KOSHER Charles Clore, the British co­ and ancestry, he said. at the secondary level In this owner of the Pan-Am Building, Is He said letters and telegrams period. As a result, of 6,000 chil­ weighing an offer to buy El Morocco received by the Senate Consti­ FULL dren attending Jewish day schools, ROLLED BEEF POUND. 1• 39 . . . Peter- Sellers will star In and tutional Rights Subcommittee that some 3,000- nearly twice as many direct .,The. Bobo" for Gershwin he heads Indicated wide-spread as In 1959- are now In secondary & Kasmer . .. Charlton Heston and concern "over the Governmentln­ schools where teaching Is on a Jack Garfeln will help stage the vaslon of personal privacy repre­ relatively high Intellectual level. studio's production of Murray sented by this questionnaire.'' He stressed that the JDC edu­ GOLDEN BLINTZES Schisgal' s ''Reverberation." cation department will continue, as In reply to an earlier Inquiry Jack Warner, Incidentally, It has In the past, to assist In the CHEESE mentioned that he and his brothers by Senator ErvIn about the In-service training of teachers and BLUEBERRY started In a small town In Penn­ questionnaire, John W. Macy with the publication ofHamore, the PKG. sylvania, with a projector which Jr., the commission chairman, only Jewish pedagogical Journal In said the prupose was to obtain data POTATO OF6 59c cost $150. That was less than the Europe: The JDC educational de­ cost of a pair of tickets to the ben­ ' 'to help determine those areas of APPLE REG. 69c VALUE partment also serves as a clearing efit premiere of "Virginia Woolf" Federal employment In which there house for educational materials . . . Emily Genauer, the art critic, may be denial to minority group and Inter-community effort to deal YOU WILL GET A RAIN CHECK has been offered a major uni­ members of an equal opportunity with problems of Jewish education versity post ... Toots Shor, who'll for employment." In Europe. IF SUPPLIES RUN OUT drink again only when he'll be able Mr. Macy said: Greater community Interest "There is no intent to compro­ to walk to the bar, tapped his wheel­ and Involvement In Jewish educa­ mise the principle of open com­ chair, then told his bartender: tion are a fundamental prerequisite petition for Civil Service Jobs In AIR-CONDITIONED "Llke MacArthur, I shall re- for the continued growth of Jewish turn . .. " any way or to establish a quota system for any group." schools In Europe. "Through these Al Strei sin heard a dealer at schools," said Rosenberg, "!twill SANDWICHES TO GO OR In a reply urging reconsider­ Deauvllle ask the Casino's mana­ be possible to stabilize the Euro­ ation, Senator ErvIn said; TO EAT IN THE STORE ger what to do about one big winner pean Jewish communities.'' who wanted to continue the high­ "I fear that this ultimately may stake game. The manager asked be the unavoidable result of such FREE DELIVERY "Is he standing or sitting?" •.. a process as you are Inaugu­ A Herald ad always gets best The dealer said "He's sitting rating." results -