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J < 0 .n 0 C: O­ 0 N ... 0 ti) -:x: .,.._. . ::: Cll ti) • Rosh Hashanah Services - .., C: ;i: J w !&l • ., C .0 To Start Wedn-esday Eve z • < • CONGREGATION p.m., Rabbi Emanuel Laza r will > 0- 0 AGUDAS ACHIM review some prayers of the High • C CY. Attleboro, Mass. Holidays. A questi on and answer 0:: N n. Services for the Hig h Holy period wi ll follow. ONLY ENGLISH-JEW/SH W EEKLY IN R. /. AND SOU THE AST MASS Days will be conducted by Rabbi Erev Rosh Hashanah services Philip Kaplan and Cantor Ir vi ng will begin on Wed nesday, Septem­ ber 26. at 6 p.m. I • ' I • Miller at Congregation Agudas Achim in Attleboro. Massachu ­ Rosh Hashanah services on setts. Thursday. Septem ber 27. will be­ Providence Jewish Community Selichos services wi ll be held on gin at 8 a. m. with the reading of Jews In Military Sunday at I 2:45 a.m. fo ll owi ng a the Torah. Evening services will Celebrate Holidays social period at midnight on Sat· begin at 6: 15 o·clock. Calls leaders Money-Oriented; urday, September 2. and th e rab­ Friday services. September 28 . bi's sermon on "Arc We Prepared will begin at 8 a.m. At these ser­ NEW YORK - Civilian rabbis for the New Year'>" at 12:30 a.m. vices the Torah will be read. will join Jewish military chaplains Others Uninterested, Apathetic Rosh Hashanah se rvices will and military lay leaders in con­ CONG REGATIO N By JACOB NEUSNER woman in the leadership-circle, start on Wednesday, September 26 ducting Rosh Hashanah and Yorn OHAWE SHOLAM though there may be one). What is at 6:15 p.m. Thursday morning Jacob Neusner is Professor of Kippur services at over 600 do­ Pawtucket equally striking is the vast apathy services, September 27. will be at Religious Studies at Brown mestic military installations and Cantor for the High Holy Days ol the middle classes, whose per 8 o'clock, followed by the reading University and author of A-'c:u points overseas. at VA hospitals at Congregation Ohawe Sholam capita donations to the Federation of the Torah at 9:30. The rabbi·s J...i•: AtlMMare I ■ Motlel'llily and on Army transports and Navy wull be Isaiah Horowitz of New are lower tha n elsewhere, and sermon at 10:30 a.m. will be on ( Prentice-Hall). vessels on the high seas. Yo rk . Officiating at a ll services whose involvement in community " Eloqu ent Thoughts:· The blow­ The Commission on Jewish will be Rabbi Yaakov Uvsitzky. ... !unctions and activities is random ing of the Sholar will be at 10:50 Chaplaincy or the National Jewish Elliot Brown , president of the and limited. I am inclined to sup­ a.m. In offering some impressions Welfare Board (JWB) has ar­ congregation. has· announced that pose that there is a direct relation­ Childrcn·s services, which will and observations, I do not pretend ranged for the civilian rabbis to the ren ova lions in the sa nctu ary ship between the thinness ol the be directed by a comm ittee of par­ to rely upon public opinion sur­ visit bases where no lull-time Jew­ will be completed in time for th e leadership-stratum, on the one ents under the chairmanship of veys or to possess the analytical ish chaplain is stationed, it was an­ Hig h Holy Day services. powers of trained sociologists. My side, and the apathy ol the middle Mr s. Gerald Rosenthal, wi ll begi n Se li chos services at 12:30 a.rn . classes, on the other. People who nounced by Rabbi Emanuel Rack­ friends, Professors Marshall man, chairman ol the Commis­ at 11 a.m. on Thursday. Septem­ on Sunday, September 23, wi ll be have no say because they have in­ ber 27. Sklare and Leonard Fein, and oth­ sion . preceded by a coffee hour in the adequate funds also have no inter­ Thursday evening services will er trained sociologists, will, I To enchance the meaning ol the socia l hall of the sy nagogue start ­ est in serving perpetually to fill start at 6: 15. Se rvices on Friday. know, forgive me for supplying High Holy Days for men stationed in g at 11 :30 p.m. Saturday, Sep­ chairs. Suburbs, in particular, September 28. will be at 8 a.m. them with subjective theories for away from hom e, JWB has sent tember 22 . which see themselves as divorced The reading of the Torah will be objective testing and analysis. Not the traditional kosher foods. To­ Rosh Hashanah se rvices wil l by distance from the inner-city at 9:30 a.m. foll owed by the ser­ only so, but my "sample" consists rah scroll s, prayer books and start on Wednesday. September center of Jewish institutions, pro­ mon "Consider the Future of Our of a single Je)Yish community, prayer shawls, skull caps, ram·s 26. at 6: 15 p.rn . Services on duce a disproportionately small People" at 10:30 a.m. The Sholar Providence, whic~ I have watched horns, Jewish calendars and liter­ Thursday. September 27. and Fri ­ part ol the community budget. will be blown at 10:50 a.m. with some interest for five years. I ature to military installations day, September 28. will begi n at 8 relative to their numbers, probably Children·s services on Friday do not know how representative is around the globe. JWB has .a lso a. m. with the sermon at 10:30 this "sample," though I am suf­ also to their means. will be at 11 a. m. a.m .. followed by the sound ing of By contrast, I think ol Hadas­ provided religious materials for ficiently well-informed about the servicemen on duty at embassies CONGREGATION the Sholar at l

- Let's Follow Our Leaders---WORK---GIVE To JFRI 2 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1973 mut Golf Club, Royal Arcanum, . Give a Herald subscription. conducted by Rabbi Jacob Mann Chapel-In-The-Woods To Be Dedicated of Beth Israel Synagogue, Quincy, the Elks and numerous Masonic The officers and board of Grossman was one of the lounders. Massachusetts. The traditional groups. BEST WISHES directors of Sharo·n Memorial of Sharon Memorial Park and prayers will be chanted by Cantor A past member of the Rhode Park in Sharon, Massachusetts; played a leading role in its Gabriel Hochberg of Temple Island License Commission, he FOR A announced that the Chapel-in-the­ development. The dedication will Emanuel, Newton, Massachusetts. was a past president of Potowo­ Woods will be dedicated to the take place in conjunction with the Rabbi Samuel Chic! of Temple mut Country Club. HAPPY NEW YEAR memory of their late president, morning service, on Sunday, Emanuel, Newton; will deliver the Because of his intecest in and Jacob Grossman. The late Mr. Septem her 30. morning sermon. love for sports, he was an honor­ For the twenty-fifth consecutive At 4 p.m. the service will be ary member of Words Unlimited, MR.& MRS. year, the Chapel-in-the-Woods at conducted by Rabbi Sidney occupying a press scat at basket­ Sharon Memorial Park· will be the Pattashnick, Congregation Adath ball games. Henry A. Conti setting of the traditional open-air Sharon, Sharon. Cantor 1Irving Upon celebrating the 50th anni­ Memorial Services, which will be Kischel of Temple Shalom, versary of the business he lounded held on Sunday, September JO at Milton, Massachusetts will chant in I 917, it was noted that Main IO a.m. and 4 p.m. Relatives and the traditional prayers. The Street Garage, Incorporated, was OF friends arc invited to participate. sermon in the afternoon will be the oldest new car dealer in Rhode Starting at 9:45 a.m. and again deli vered by Rabbi Hile! Island and the oldest Buick dealer ACME at 3:45 p.m., there will be a short Rud avsky of Temple Beth jn all of New England . interlude of liturgical organ mu sic, Sholom , Fr a m i n g h a m . He is survived by a son, MONUMENTS Polyn~1an played by Loui s I. Shapiro. who Massachusetts. Abrams; two daughters, Helen and BY CONTI Cantont.~c Cu1!>ine will be the organi st at both In case of inclement we ather. Abrams and Sara Frank. a ll of ..COCKTAILS SlRV(D" services. the Services wi ll be held on the C ra nston; a brother. Morris • Tikt OIi lmkt • The 10 a. m. service will be Assembly Grounds. Abrams of East Greenwich: a sis­ 1924 Elmwood Ave. 467-7440 ter. Celia Cibley of . Mas­ sachu setts. seven gr andchildren WARWICK, R.1. • .6 ir C?o,C1t ,oncd • a nd three great-grandchil dren. Am plt r;tc- Pa, ;,,,.'4 10 mi11s F,o.,, Prow . ... BENJAMIN GOLDMAN 467-9470 l27ff Pos t Rc1 . Fun eral services fo r Benjamin W,1 rw1ck ~]Go ldm an. 73. of 93 Lexi ngton Av­ LO UIS GORDO ' Providence on Fcbruar) 11. L900. Fune ral services fo r Louis Gor- a son of the late Simon and Lucy enu e. Cranston. who di ed Mon­ don. 65. of 90 Waldron Street. (Sherman) Cohn. He had li ved in day. were held Wednesday at the Cranston . who died September 14. Pr ovidence all hi s life until mov ing Sugarm an Memoria l Chape l. Bur­ were held Sunday at the Sugar- to ranston six ) ear, ag o. ia l was in Linco ln Park Ccmclcry. vtt4LLCO\JERINGS ma n Mem orial Chapel. Bun al \\as Mr. Cohn was treasu rer of the The husband of Ann e (Wor­ in Lincoln Park Ccmetcr) . Triangle Confecti on Company. un- tman) Go ldm an. he was born in WHEN YOU WANT Born in Prov1dcncc, he wa s a til his reti rement a year ago. He Chelsea. Massac hu sett s. a so n of son of the late Jacob and Sarah ~as a member of Rcd" ood Lodge. the late Samuel and Bryna Gold­ THE UNUSU AL Gord on. He wa s president a nd F&A M. the Palestine Shri ne. the mu n. He had li v~d in Prov ide nce founder of Louis Gordon Com- Trowel Cl ub of Rhode Island. and fo r 35 years before movi ng to pa ny un ti l he retired ,a year ago. the atio nal Assoc1a11on of To- Cranston I J years ago. He was a Mr . Gordon was a member of bacco Dealers. retired sel f-employed electri cian. I. BERREN the Elk s and the United Com- Besides his wife . he 1s survi ved Mr . Goldman was a member of mcrcia l Trave lers. by two so ns. Charles Cohn of Congrega ti on Shaa rc Zedck -Sons He is sur vived by two sons. Ger- Provi de nce. and Jeron1e Cohn of of Abraham and th e Prov idence w~. aid Gordon of Warwick . and Cranston: a sis ter . Belle F1e rste1 n Fra tern al A ssoc i..i tion. I· 92 NARIIACANSETT AVE. Hugh Gord on of Cranston: two of Eas t Providence: fi ve gra nd- Besi des hi s wife , he is sur vived by two sons. Milton Go ld man of rr~~:::i:;;l~~lF?s;~~~-9T UESDA l' 781-7070 daught ers. June Anderso n of Prov- child ren a nd one great-g rand child. idcnce and Hope Kir kc onnell of • • • A ll ent ow n, Pennsy lva ni a. and Lo ui s Go ldm an of Potomac. I Cranston: four sisters. Bertha Kor- LO UIS COH EN I ti ck and Id a Troob of Cra nston. Fun eral services fo r Loui s Co- Maryland. a nd ...six g rand children. I and Lill ia n Bcssell and Lea h hen . 77. a form er Fall Rivor. Mas- Ex posure to na ti onal ad pa ges is I Troob of Provi de nce. and ni ne sachu se tts resident. who died Sun - consistent for all editi ons of I grand children. day at the home of hi s daughter in newspapers. • • • Coco Beach, Florid a. we re held I ' SAMUEL ELOVITZ Tuesday al the · Star.:tsky Funeral Unveiling Nolie, ., . Funeral servi ces for Samu el Home in Brookli ne . Massac hu - The u.~veiling of ~ monument i~ )1 memo'ry of the late SARAH BER· Elovi tz. 74, of 8107 S.W. 72 nd setts. Buri al was in the West Rox - . SON will take place on Sunday, Avenue: Mi ami . Florid a. formerly bur y. Massachu setts. Ce metery. September 30, at 2:30 p .m. in Lin• of Providence, wh o died Septem- A retired manacger of Stop & coin Park Cemetery. Relatives and ber 14 . were held Sunday at the Shop Supermarkets in the Fall friend, are invited to attend. Sugarm an Memori al Chapel. Bur - River are a, Mr. Cohen was a na- ial was in Lincoln Park Cemetery. ti ve of the Boston. Massachu setts. Card of Thanks The family of the late RALPH PA­ Born in Providence. he was the area. He was a member of Con- BIAN wish to thank all their friends son of the late Will iam and Sarah cord Lodge, Kni ghts of Pythi as, in for the kinds expressions of sympa­ (Susman) Elowit z. He had lived in Fa ll River, a nd Temple Beth El in thy which they received during Mi ami lor 12 years. th at city. their recent bereavement. HARVEY PABIAN The husband of Jessie (Linder) Surviving are two daughters, Elovitz, he ,was the founder and Thelma Zwicker of New Jersey. In Memoriam president of Household Appliances and Ann Griffin of Coco Beach , MRS. ANNA LEIBIN MEINICK and Ellison 's Appliances. and a son , Lawrence Cohen of Your only daughter Besides his wife, survivors in- San Diego, Californi a. AGNES MARJORIE BAGLEY elude two sons, Gerald Elovitz of • • • alias Warani Marjorie leibin Sholom alecheim. Zei gesundt. ~HAT'S WH Newton, Massachusetts, and Da- JULIUS L. ABRAMS Decembe, 10, 1970 vid Elovitz of Natick , Massachu- Funeral services for Julius L. setts; a daughter, Pauline Rich- Abrams, 76, of 60 Tallman Ave- With Regard -to a Card of Ca II 5 21 - 1400 man of Avon, Connecticut; two nue, Cranston, who died Tuesday Thanks, Unveiling Notice or brothers, Joseph Elowitz of Provi- after an illness of three months, In Memoriam dence, and Harry Elovitz of were- held Thursday at the Sugar- Miami; two sisters, Belle Fain of man Memorial Chapel. Burial was Very often a card of thanks in West Hartford, Connecticut, and in Lincoln Park Cemetery. The Herald meets a need which can hardly be solved in any other Anna Ehrenberg of Norristown, Founder and president of the way. Not only is it a gracious••- Pennsylvania, and eight grand- Main Street Garage in East p1n1ion of gratitude to those who children. Greenwich, he was one of the pio- have Mnt sympathy but also cou,- • • • neer auto dealers in the state. teously acknowledges the servi,e, SHARON MEMORIAL PARK ABRAHAM BARU The husband of the late Rachael and kindneu of the many to ANNU1AL MEMORIAL SERVICES Funeral services lor Abraham (Brenner) Abrams, he was born in whom a personal note of thanks Baru, 78, of 100 Atwells Avenue, Russia, a son of the late Solomon cannot well be mailed or who .. AND who died September 14 after an and Minnie Abramovitz. He had namff and addresMs are not illness of six weeks, were held been a resident of East Greenwich known. Insertion of a ca,d of DEDICATION OF THE CHAPEL-IN-THE-WOODS thanks may be arranged by mail IN MEMORY OF JACOB GROSSMAN Sunday at the Sugarman Me- for 52 years until moving to or in person or by teliophon• to, I.I. morial Chapel. Burial was in Lin- Cranston lour years ago. Jewish Herald, 99 Webster Street, Sunday, September 30, 1973 coin Park Cemetery. Mr. Abrams enjoyed active Pawtucket, 1.1. 02861 , 724-0200. The hu sband of Elizabeth !jab- membership in many civic, frater- '6.00 for seven lines, 40< for 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. ricant) Baru , he was born in Rus- nal and bus;ness organizations in- each extra line. at Sharon's Outdoor sia, a son of the late Moishe and eluding the Lions . Club, Potowo- Payment_with order. CHAPEL-IN-THE-WOODS Di vora Baru . He had been a Prov- .--..:....,,.,..... :...:~:=,:.:_.:_:.:.:_:.:,_!::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::==::! idence resident lor more than 50 years. He had worked for the C.J. Officiating at 10:00 a.m. Officiating at 4:00 p.m. Fox Company for 35 years. RABBI JACOB MANN RABBI SIDNEY PATTASHNICK Besides his wife, he is survived Beth lstael Synagogue, Quincy Congregation Adath Sharon, Sharon by a daughter, Florence Goldman .L'Shono RABBI SAMUEL CHIEL RABBI HILEL RUDAVSKY of Potomac, Maryland, and three Temple Emanuel, Newton Centre Temple Beth Sholom, Framingham grandchildren. CANTOR GABRIEL HOCHBERG CANTOR IRVING KISCHEL ••• Tova Temple Emanuel, Newton Centre Temple Shalom, Milton· MORRIS COHN DEDICATION CEREMONY IN Funera( services for Morris EMORY OF JACOB GROSSMAN "Moc" Cohn, 73, of 558 Oaklawn Avenue, Cranston, who died Sep­ THE SUGARMAN Organist: MR. LOUIS I. SHAPIRO tember 15, were held Sunday at In the event of inclement weather, the Max Sugarman Memoria l MEMORIAL CHAPEL Services will be held on the Assembly Grounds Chapel. Burial wa·s in Lincoln Park Cemetery. · Relatives and friends are welcome · The husband ol ' Dorothy •458 HOPE STREET (401) 331-8094 (Glantz) Cohn, he was born · in THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, StPTj:MBER 21 , 197 3

MURRAY ROSENBAUM ORGANIZATION (ZEKE ROSS) Antiqu_e Jewelry_ NEWS NOW LOCATED AT BIG BROTHER WEEK Antique Vill•1• Big Brothers of Rhode Island INVESTING Rte. 44, Relteltoth, Mass. will conduct their annual Big Brother week begining Monday, ROGER E. SPEAR September 24 and ending Sunday, COMPLETE September 30. MAILING SECURITIES specifications, although two funds The purpose of the week is to A: In sending stock certificates c(Ntle close. The oldest, Fund for HOME secure more men 19 years or older to a broker through the mail, is it _ U.S. Go,ernmenl Securities, 421 to become Big Brothers to father­ necessary to register the letter? Seventh A,e., Pillsburgh, Pa., "yH < ■ n ' t refuse!" AND less boys A.C. 15219, charges a 1.5% load fee. I. MD.Will STATS ol 2-.J • 4 Doy> -Jtll OFFICE Anyone interested in informa­ A: Only if you ha•e endorsed the The pordolio is restricted lo Off Wuk.,.. Nilr "'" (m.,, htlodoy,J tion may write to Big Brothers of certificate. However, lhe safest way gonrnment-backed securities 2- 5 DAY MIO-Wlll SPlCIAl-{lon.fa) 'fl.SO •• (m.,, MliMy!J CLEANING Rhode Island, Inc., 333 Grotto of forwarding securities lo a broker including long, inlermediale and 1 llll WIIUNDS - lo...i the Clo--SUNDA Y OCT. 7--SERVICES ON PREMISES cher, hospitality; Barry Cohen. entered between lhe . words outlook for Esmark' B.M. SHARE THE TRADITION OF ROSH HASONA & YOM KIPPUR WITH US . Herbert Galkin, Harold E. Grant, 0 appoint" and "attorney to. n A: S tockholders of Swill & Co. TEL NOVICK 'S 617-376-8456 FOR RESERVATIONS Jerome Kaplan and Ir ving Sigal, Q: I purchased 100 shares of voled in March, 1973, lo change program book. Ag-M ET (OTC) in August at 7 lhe corporate seruclUre lo lhal of a Jerome Kaplan, Brotherhood 7 / 8. Shou ld I hold ' A. P. holding C(Ntlpany and lo adopl a · li aison, and Mrs. Adrian Horovitz, A : Early in 1969, in an initial new lille, Esmark, 50 lhal in 4 Days-3 Nights Sisterhood li aison. offering, 200,000 shares of Ag­ ICIUalily lhe C(Ntlpany was nol The series this year will feature M ET were sold lo lhe public 11 S8 0 taken o, er. ,. The changeonr to a 521 S {inc. airfare & taxi ) Dr. Isaac Asimov, Senator How­ per share. Recently lhe shares were holding C(Ntlpany enables Esmark ard Baker and C BS newsman trading at about the same level, lo lake advantage of certain lax Stoy at either Hamilton Howard Kalb. savings and lo facililale future Deports allhough since lhe C(Ntlpany became Princeton or South Hampton Pri nces FROM public lhe slock has traded as low acquisitions. On lhe laller counl, and other famous hotels. NEW ORGANIZATION as $3. Of lhe I million shares an acquisition has jusl been BOSTON A new organi za ti on, the Friends oulslanding, 47 % are held by approved by directors of lhis Enjoy 2 meals doily. Scheduled of Pari, Paraplegic Association of management. This company diversified meal packer, industrial Transfers included . Airline Slightly Rhode Island , was formed at a processes and sells siher, melals and financial company. The Long er higher from Prov . meeting on Thursday, September and plastics which have been agreement (,alued al about $24 ALL HOTELS 13 al the home of Eleanor Bolvi n. reclaimed from scrap, recovered X­ million) lo absorb ISi Corp. would REPRESENTED Funds raised by; the new organi­ ray film, and shredded aul(Ntlobiles. greatly enlarce Esmark's financial zation will be used to provide leg­ In view of today's ecology-oriented actirilies, which now accou111 for islation for ram ps · for all public society, lhe C(Ntlp ■ ny is obviously oely 4% of profits. Approval of 78S-2300 and large private buildings and for among the 0 in" group. shareholders ol both companies and therapy. For lhe fiscal year ended March several governmenl agencies will be Officers elected were, Mrs. Da­ 31, 1973, sales ad ..nced 93% lo required befott lhe acquisition is ZELDA KOUFFMAN vid Horovit z. president; Mrs. Rob­ S 13.8 million. Earnings were 75( a finalized. RANSTON TRAVEL, 801 PARK AVE. ert Sauber, vice president; Mrs. share up fr(Ntl 3t in fiscal 1972. Markel action in ESM reflects Paul Kiervick , second vice presi­ Balance sheel for 1972 showed inveslors1 uncertainly over lhe dent; Mrs. Jeffry Bender, secre­ current ralio of 1.9 lo I wilh cash effects of lhe boycotts and lhe price tary; Mrs. Frank Darman, treasur­ 6% of current assets. While freeze on meals, which generated er; Mrs. Fred Abrams, member­ unseasoned stocks entail 42% of sales last year. Despite ship; Mrs. William Crooks, Mrs. considerable risk, if you are in a lhese negative influences, earnings Harry Forman, Mrs. Sam Na libo position lo assume this lype of for lhe firsl nine monlhs ended July and Mrs. William Cohen, special exposure, I see no reason lo sell 31, rose 34% lo S2.S6 1 shatt. fund raising; Mrs. Karl Foss, pub­ lhe shares. Revenues increased 2 I% year lo ROSH licity. year. Management expects profits The next meeting will be held at NEW ISSUES NOT FOR lo continue advancing for lhe HASHANAH Wed. Sept. 26 thru the home of Mrs. Fred Abrams on THE FAINT OF HEART balance of fiscal 1973. Based on Sun. Sept. 30 Monday, September 24 at 8 p.m. Q: I am interested in bu yi ng projected earnings of S3.65-$3. 70 a shares in a company that is about share, ESM is currently selling al Age-old tradition of the observance of the New Year. YOM KIPPUR DANCE to go public. How risky is this aboul a 6x multiple, well below ils The Brotherhood a nd the Sister­ type of investment? G.W. historical price/ earnings ralio. Inspiring Holiday Services conducted A: In a markel such as lhe Hold. by Cantor Herman Corman and hood of Temple Sinai will jointly Rev. Hyman Telch. sponsor a Yorn Kippur Dance present one, a new issue is al besl Q: How can I find out if an old speculative. Even in a bull market The beauty of Indian Summer in the which will be held in the Temple stock certificate has any value? I sea-side setting blending with the social hall on Saturday, October 6 new issues are highly rnlatile - in found a 100-share certificate for glorious magnificence of lhe Holiday. bolh directions. If you know lhe at 9 p.m. Little Saw Mill Run Railroad For you and your family the renewal Dancing will be to the Russel company well, are con,inced lhal issued in 1840 from the Pittsburg and the brig htness of a New Year. Paul Orchestra. management is capable and area. Any information you are earnings prospects -good, such an Special Holiday Program of Entertainment Information may be obtained by able to supply would be • Traditional Holiday Cuisine. calling Jerome or Gladys Kaplan inveslmenl may be justified as a appreciated. C.B. Kiddush following services. at 944-5557. businessman's risk. Otherwise, I . A: I was unable lo locale any • Modified American Plan. (Sumptuous Breakfast - would lend lo be very cautious. reference lo lhis particular Brunch, Gourmet Dinner). 0 In re>iewing 6S issues which were - • Outdoor Healed Pool. • Indoor Pool a nd Health Club. BETH AM SISTERHOOD company in my research files which The Sisterhood of Temple Beth brought oul between June, 1972; • Free on All-Weather Tennis Courts ...- dale back filly years. There is a • 6 18-Hole Golf Courses Nearby. and March, 1973, lhe group had Am will hold ~ts first meeting of firm, howe>er, lhal specializes in • 1,000 foot private while sand beach. the year on Monday, September declined 43% on average as of mid­ tracing securities of obsolete and 24, at 8: 15 p.m. at the temple. Augusl. In lhe same 14-monlh span defunct companies. Wrile lo: R.M. Mrs. Franklyn Shatz will be the lhe NYSE C(Ntlposile had dropped Symlhe Co., 170 Broadway, N.Y., hostess for the open meeting at only 6%. The NASDAQ a>erage of N. Y. I 0038. The lee for I heir which Tuppe; ware will be sold. o>er-lhe-counler securities showed a senice is nominal. The proceeds will go to the kitch­ 20% loss in ,alue for . lhe &nae.st en fund of the temple. comparable period. Only 3 of lhe HIJACKERS AIM TOLD The Year Round 6S fledgling securities were trading PARIS - Lasl Month's Waterfront Resort on Cape Cod NEW RABBI abo>e lheir original offering price hijacking of a Japan Air Lines North Falmouth, Mass. 02556 Mitchell Chefitz, a fourth year by Aug. IS, allhough 48 did moYe jumbo jet was. lhe work of the Call Toll Free: Dial 1 (800) 225-3110 student at. the Hebrew Union Col­ up !illbsequent lo going public. On and the Sons .i. Hotel Tel.: (617) 548-3850 !!. " Steve Hill , Ken Battles, your hosts. lege-Jewish Institute of Religion in a,erage lhe,oe shares moved lo highs of Occupied Lands Organization, a ... -~ New York, will return to Temple 28% aboYe lheir offering prices and spokesman for the hijackers Sinai under the 1973-74 Jerome lo lows 50% below offer. 011 lhe claimed here. The spokesman, Kaplan Rabbinic Internship Pro­ olher hand, lhe NYSE (:(Ntlposile who declined to identify himself gram. had a range of plus 9% aboYe its said lhe objective of the hijackers Raalli Chefitz, during the past early June le•el allll mhms 11%. -was lo secure the release of four years, has studied at the Q: Would you give the name Japanese Red Army members World Union of Jewish Students and address of no-load funds jailed in Japan and lo recover Graduate Center for Jewish Stud­ which invest exclusively in short­ compensation money paid by lhe ies in Arad, .Israel, and the He­ term government obligations? E.P. Japanese government to survivors brew Union College in Jerusalem, A: To •Y lllaowletlae there '9 ilo of lhe Lod Airport massacre lasl Israel. . falllll wllldl exactly -es. dine year. FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY A New Magazine "Yiddish"

...... =:S ..... C...,-.y ""' MAIL»IO ADDIIIU: ... 6063, ...... I. 02tCM ,...,.._ 724-0200 Pl.ANT: Ne..wWey, ...... It., ,.wt., l .1. 02161 By BERYL SEGAL OfflCI: 141 T._._ Awe -. .... "'""'--, I.I CIUA ZJJallUltG ...... :·_- ·························································· ...... __... y.., Rabbi Baruch Korff is a rabbi staunch supporter of Israel in the the day beiore yesterday...... :.a--...... - ...... without a pulpit. He was advised search for peace with her neigh­ Rabbi Baruch Korff is from the .. '-"'"- - ,_,,Goo!, .. ~~ $7.00 .. _, -- - ...... :.:r:, :!"""-=:::..:.: · . - ...... __."'- by . his doctor to retire from the bors, which we all hope will come Ukraine like myself. We come rabbinate some two years ago and soon. In the meantime, Israel de­ from neighboring states or Gu­ is . now on the chaplaincy of a pends entirely on the United bernias. Were we to live in our re­ Massachusetts mental hospital and States for strength and for de­ spective Stetlach, and were it not he is also counseling people with fense. ,Jews who have the welfare for revolutions and upheavals, I family problems, something that of Israel at heart should not wea­ would, no doubt, come to the FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1973 , rabbis arc often called upon to do. ken the President in hi s efforts. Rebbe of Zwill as a Hasid, trav­ Now, the name Baruch means 3. The oi l countries want to eling at least once a year to sit at Your "Blessed" in Hebrew. Rabbi Ba­ force the to stop her the Rebbe's ta ble. Rabbi Korff, ruch Korff is blessed with support of Israel or be punished you see, is a descendant of Rebbes enormous amounts of energy. He by withholding the flow of oil. The deriving their "Yihus," their noble Money's is blessed with a sharp pen which Nixon administration indicated lineage, from the Baal Shem Tov, he uses skillfully. And he is that it will not give in to black­ founder of Hasidism. That can be blessed with a great capacity for mail. Jews ought to show their easily traced, for the Besht (Baal Worth organizing movements and in­ gra..tc fulncss. Shem Tov) lived in the mid-eight­ fluencing people. 4. The ransom tax instituted by eenth century; he died in 1760, ly Sylvia Pcwter Without these traits Rabbi the Soviets on people who want to and his disciples are well known Korff cou ld not have stood up leave the country has been elimi­ on the Ukraine and in Poland . The Realitie~ of Retirem~nt against the Congressional Com­ nated thanks to diplomatic in­ The family. Korff, being one Let's say you arc among that comfortably and independently . mittcc investigating the Watergate fluences of the United States un­ branch of the Baal Shem's tree infinitesimal minority of younger enjoying family and friends. And scandal, and could not have under­ der the Nixon administration. Fu r­ was also descended from King Da­ Americans able to save enough of all this paid for by their Social taken the project in which he is ther relaxation of migration from vid. as tradition has it. The Besht your current income, and also to Security benefits, company now engaged. the Soviet Union will come as traced hi s Yihus to the sweet si ng­ invest it wisely enough, so that in pension benefits, the incomes they For Rabbi Korff is at the head trade and exchange of ideas be ­ er of Israel. Yihus was a strong your retirement years you will arc getting fr om private of the National Citizens Com­ tween the two countries progress. factor in Jewish life in the Shtetl. have - along with your projected investments they shrewdly made in mi11cc for Fairness to the Presi­ We Jews have a stake in these And now we si t together, Rabbi Social Security benefits a earlier working years. dency. He started the movement diplomatic negotiations. Korff and I, in a bu sy office in retirement income totaling about For millions, the retirement in his home at Rehoboth. Mas­ The Nixon administration, the downtown Providence, with a sec­ the same as your actual earnings dream is in reality an economic sachusetts, and is now in offices at Commillcc argues. can function retary taking telephone call s, now. ni11,htmarc. the Industrial Bank Building. Mail well abroad only when confidence young men opening incom in g Even ii you arc sulficicntly For these millions, growing old comes in by the box full from a ll is not eroded at home. The attack mail, and Rabbi Korff, far fr om informed, affluent and thrifty to today means growing poor, being parts of the country every day. of the media and the Watergate looking the part of a Hasidic achieve this, say, 20 years from sick, living in substandard housing. Contributions range from one dol­ Commi11cc hearings paralyze the Rebbc, getting ready to go to now - which you almost surely havi ng to scrimp merely to subsist. lar to fi ve hundred dollars. Rabbi admini stration and its effective­ Washington on the business of de­ arc not - what you will have at And this is the prospect not Korff is on the telephone con­ ness. manding fairness to the President your retirement might well be only only for the 21 million - one out stantly, and his office is bustling Political columnists, I am su re, of the United States. about hall what other Americans or every IO - Americans now with activity. can counter every point in the Life deals stra nge things to are then earning. If the typical over 65 (a number and proportion What is it all about? " Appeal for Fairness· ads pub­ people. income of a young adult then is, increasing laster than the First, the National Ci tizens lished by the Commillce in the say, $500 a week, you could be population as a whole) but also for Commillcc believes that the Presi­ New York Times ar9 elsewhere. ( Mr. Segars opi11ions are his own trying to get along on $250 a the 65 million (one in three of us) dent of the United States has been As for me, I was intrigued by the and not necessarily those oj this week . who will reach retirement age condemned without trial and with­ personality of the Chairm an of the newspaper.) On top of this, all the basic within the next 33 years. out evidence. He is held guilty be­ National Citizens Committee. It necessities and semi-necessities or Consider these facts: . cause he associated himself with seemed to me that I knew him and hi s family from yesterday and life will. be priced far above • Millions of the elderly today people found guilty. And that. today's levels. While no one can arc forced to depend solely on guilt by association, declares the be precise on how far above, the their Social Security benefit Committee for Fairness. is con­ direction of prices is unmistakable checks which alone are not trary to American tradition. The and must not be ignored by adequate to provide a decent Second, the National Com­ anyone. standard of living. Their mittee blames the news media. Lyons With your income geared to employers provide no pensions and newspapers, TV and radio. for today's living costs and living their earnings were too low to carrying on a vendetta against the Den standards placed against others' permit them to save during their President. These media disregard the achievements of the present ~ incomes geared to tomorrow's working lifetime. living costs and living standards, • Even if you add I 97 J's administration and harp on its NEW YORK - Ossie Davis, shortcomings. The same media, by you will be way, way down the average private pension monthly Geoffrey Holder a nd Dick the way, that made Rabbi Korff 0 scale. benefit check of S 100 to SI 25 to Kennard will stage an emergency Caan, said: 1t's strange seeing There are few real-life the average Social Security benefit and the National Committee for benefit for the victim s of a five ­ actors scurrying around doing the Fairness fam ous all over the coun­ counterparts of the contented check of $27 3 for a couple, the year drought in six African things I created in my mind. They couples you see pictured in total annual income is less than try. nations. The evening, fe aturing oflen enact lhe scenes exactly as I But there is also a Jewish angle newsp.aper and magazine ads or $5,000. , this countr y's major black wrote them. But when the director to the Appeal for Fairness. This TV commercials - basking in the • A majority of us have no entertainers, is ~o be September makes changes, I move away - Jewish angle, while not stressed, sun, indulging in leisure activities, pension coverage at all, and for 23 at New York ·s Cathedral of before I'm asked why I didn 'I wrile many of the 31 million Americans is, we suspect, in the mind of Rab­ Saint John the Divine John it like that in lhe lirst place" . . . who are covered by private bi Korff ana hi s Jewish supporters. Gavin, co-star of Seesaw, is taping Palricia Ellioll, co-star of A Liule Editor's Mailbox pension pla ns, the expected The argument runs something p u b I i c-s e r v i c e r a d i o Night Music, is writi~g a comedy pension will turn out to be a like this: announcements in English and about women's rights, Lib and Let Questions mirage. It's even quite possible I. The Nixon administration is Spanish soli citing contributions of Lib. that as many as hall of the the only friend Israel has in the clothing and money for survivors The fir st time Lou Stadlen - Committee millions covered -by plans as they United Nations. Jews should show of the recent earthquake in who is featured in The Sunshine for fairness exist in 1973 will never collect a their appreciation. Mexico. Boys and has a role in the movie I cannot understand the think­ penny. 2. The Nixon administration is a Celeste Holm was drMng lo lhe Serpico - saw hi s TV commerciai ing of Rabbi Korff from Reho­ In their hard-hitting "You and IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINntlllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIU New Hampshire theater. where in which he plays Groucho Marx, both, Mass. Your Pension," consumer she's starring in The Irregular he didn't realize he was watching There were men associated with advocate Ralph Nader and co- COMMUNITY Verb to Love ~nd was stopped by a himself on the screen, because it the administration in Washington . author Kate Blackwell call our CALENDAR policeman because her headlights was so brief. " I knew I wasn't who are now serving jail terms for private pension system "one of the weren't on. When she identified dreaming," he said, "when I crimes committed. They followed most comprehensive consumer A SERVICE Of THE herself, the officer remarked : "For received the residua l check" instructions to burglarize and also · frauds" you and I will encounter JEWISH FEDERATION you, the line is only $5 - plus two Ron Field will stage Dale to remain silent. The Attorney in our-entire life-times. Of RHODE ISLAND tickets to the show" ... Charlie Wasserman's new Broadway and the General and White House assis­ • As a result, one in seven of Chaplin and Cantinflas are working musical Montparnasse. which has the elderly lives in poverty. 1;1.- jEWIStt ilERALt> a score by Michel Legrand and tants are implicated and some are For Listing Call 421-4111' on a movie lo star the Mexican being indicted at this time. The • The median income - half comedy star Chillon Charles Burr. Vice President has problems that above and hall below - of SATUIDAY, SEPTEMIH 22, 1973 Publishing will release lhe story of Polly Bergen, working on her appear to be shady, to say the lam i lies headed by a person 65 or 1:00 p.m. Atlanta Braves· star Henry Aaron second book, /'m Going to Lqve over is less than ha lf that of t.de-mont Country Oub, Dinner-Dc:mce Myse/j Some Day. explained how least. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBEI 23, 1973 next spring. The good Rabbi should insist families headed by a younger 11 :00 o.m. Richard Adler, co-producer of she began her successlul cosll)etics person. ,.ovidenc• Hebrew Day School, lodles' Anoci­ company. "I was 31 and panicked that truth and honesty be brought . otion, Yard Sale the revi val or hi s 1954 hit musical, • Inflation hits older people the forward once and for all times. MONDAY, Sil'TEMIH 2 ◄ , 1973 Tiie Pajama Game, is sorry the when I received three olfers to play Does he still want to cover up the hardest because it erodes the va lue 1~00 p.m. Labor Day weekend brought the a grandmother. I lhought I still ,toneo, Wo,n.n, lhodo lslcind Council, R.. ulor ,·coverup'! of a lifetime of retirement savings, Muting summer season to a close. "Near looked 21." The actress bought and reduces the buying power of Hadotsah, C,anston CfMlptor, hard MN ting lotions and creams and began After having had experiences Hado1M1h, ,Owtucht-C.nh'al Falls ChopNr, our summer home in Southampton with one olficia l of the National fixed-income pension and other l ..ulor Mffth'I there are many Wall Street experimenting wilh her own benefits - particularly in the 1:15 p .m. formulas. Then she said in jest on a Committee for Fairness to the Sisterhood Temple leth Am, 1.,ulor Me.ting executives and investmeni Presidency, I question the sincer­ areas of such necessiti es as home TUISOA Y, SIPTIMIH 25, 1973 bankers," he said. "Their TV show that she was in "the mail ity, honesty and integrity of this mai ntena nce, insurance, taxes, 1:00 p.m. conversations deal mai nl y with order turtle oil business." public transportation and medical · ,torwer Women, Oub I I , ...ulo, Muting Within five days she received orga ni zation. I remember the ex­ 1100 p.m. finances, a subject about which I pression used so often during my care. PlonHr Women, Sholom Chapter, hgulor know nothing. It was a welcome thousands of requests and checks. • The elderly are sicker than Mfftin1 "It was easier to meet the orders childhood days Birds of a SU NOA Y, SIPTIMIH 30, 1'73 change from talk about show feather, etc. any o ther seg ment of our 9:00 a .m. business - about which I know than return the money," she says. H ENRY AkBEITMAN population. Yet, Medicare covets ,rovldonco Hebrew Day School, MemlMrship Sandy Frank, distributor of the Drive too much." _ 21 Trenton Street James Toback, whose screenplay llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!llllllllllllllll1 (Continued on page J 2) Pawtucket (Continued on page 3 I) THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1973 - 5

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Name ...... _...... Address ...... City ...... State ...... z1·p Co'de ...... Signature .... .- ...... Date ...... Shipment within 60 days of receipt of order. _____ ..,.______ELECTRO-CODE, _P.O. -- -8O.X------575, WARWICK·------'------R.I. 02889 6 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1973 KIBBUTZ NUCLEUS program of expansion in major NEED PERMITS LIBERTY, N.Y. - American and Canadian cities TEL A VIV - Gen. ltzhak Establishment of the 17th were announced at the national Choffi, military commander of the ORGANIZATION NEWS American kibbutz nucleus, which convention of the Hashomer Galilee area, has ordered that for. I I only. Applications may be obtain• will join Kibbutz Har•El in the Hataiiiiirr Zionist youth mer residents of Birim and lkrit AUDITIONS Jerusalem hills, and the start of a organization • must obtain permits to visit the The Young Peoples Symphony ed by writing YPSORI, 139 Math· cemetery and church in the area. of Rhode Island is accepting appli• ewson Street, Providence. Rhode cations for membership in its se• Island, 02903. or by calling 421- nior and junior orchestras. 0460. Askme All musicians in middle school PIONEER WOMEN rn~!:7 through college are invited to au• Pioneer Women, Club One, will I Mu~c for -that very special affair j di1ion. Auditions will be held Sal• hold an installation meeting on i;,, Wedtliags lar Mitzvahs urday, September 22, 29, and Qc. Tuesday, September 25 al I p.m. about reduced tober 6, from 9 a.m. until noon. at the Biltmore Hotel. Mrs. War• §,,!!~~=.=~~!;;~~~ Admissions are by appoin1men1 ren Foster will be the installing of• ficer. loan rates. Officers are, Mrs. Maurice Schwartz, president of the pre­ MELZER'S HEBREW RELIGIOUS sidium; Mrs. Samuel Solkoff, Mrs. Abraham Grebstein, and GOODS STORE Mrs. Hyman B. Stone, vice presi• ORDER YOUR dents; Mrs. Albert Sokolow, hon· orary vice president. LULOV & ESROG NOW Mildred Backman, treasurer; FOR SUCCOS Mrs. Max Sherman, recording See us lor personalized invitations, secretary; Mrs. Morris Ackerman, inlormols, etc. assistant recording secretary; Rose Goldman, corresponding secretary: - LARGE SELECTION - Mrs: Jack Malamul and Mrs. Ken Kinnccom. Union Trust • Israeli New Year Cords • Toleisim • Tolis Bogs Harry Uffer, financial secretary; • Israeli Jewelry and Gifts Mrs. Max Salk a nd Louise Tar• Your Personal Banker. sky, mai ling secretaries, and Eva • Sabbath and Holiday Tobie Covers Helfand, auditor. • latest Israeli Records • Releases • Current Books The nomination committee was, illAII[ Mrs. Morris Ackerman. chairman Industrial National Bank AT SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR APPOINTMENT CAll 131-5I13 er 131-1710 and Mrs. Charles Lappin. Mrs. Something extra Benjamin Mendelovilz. Mrs. Sam• ucl Rosenshein. Mrs. Beryl Segal, Mrs. Harry Sklul, and Mrs. Abra­ ham Weinbaum. COCKTAIL DAN CE The Business a nd Professional Singles Group of the Hartford Jewish Community Center wi ll hold a Prc• Yom Tov Cocktail Dance on Sund ay. September 23 at the Hartford Jewish Commu­ nity Center. Dancing will be from 7 to 11 p.m. to lhe Ari DuBrow Orches­ tra. Cocktails will be served from 7 to 8 p.m . TRAINING PROGRAM The AZA and BBG regional ex­ ecutive board s of Ocean Bay Re­ gi on of the B"nai B'rith Youth Or­ ganization will hpld Officers' Trainihg Programs for 'their mem· bers. The gi rl s' OTP will be held Sunday. Seplember30 al the Prov• idence Jewish Commu ni ty Center and the boys· OTP will be the fol· lowing Sunday. October 7 al the Quincy Jewish Community Center. Anyone desiring further infor­ mation on the girls' OTC may king contact Pam Kray al 617-36 1•608 I or Maureen Slack al 401-272• 1440. Andy Nemtzow is in charge of the boys· OTC and may be con• !acted al 401-847-4643. YOUNG JUDAEA MEETING The Rhode Island Young Judaea Statewide open meeting wi ll take place Sunday, September people 23 al the Providence Jewish Com• munily Center from 2:30 to 5 p.m. Information may be obtained by contacti ng Helen Cohen, field worker at 461·6151. Helen Cohen has been appoint• ed Slate Field Worker a nd will be where: GOVERNOR'S JOB FAIR, QUONSET POINT (N . Kingstown) working with all the clubs in Rhode Island. She is presently fin• THIS FRIDAY, SEPT. 21ST, 9:00AM UNTIL 6:00PM ishing her BS in music education when: from Rhode Island College. The new director of the Young The Governor's JOB FAIR will offer more than 5,000 semi-skilled, skilled, Judaea is Joel Eisenberg. He has technical and professional occupations to anyone participating. This is your been active in the organization opportunity to upgrade your present occupation, become trained for a guar­ since he was in high school. He is now working on his Masters from anteed job, or be hired for an immediate, well-paying job. Boston College. Over 300 personnel directors, counselors and educators will be available The two new leaders are Sharon to help you choose a new career. ' · Corin and Barbara Gereboff. Both There is no charge, hostesses will be present for assistance and refresh­ have been with the movement for ments will be available. about ten years. Sharon is working Directions to the JOB FAIR may be obtained at the main gate. on her masters from the Univer• Need transportation or further information? Call and ask for the JOB sity of Rhode Island and Barbara FAIR COORDIN~TOR at the following locations: is working on her doctorate from Boston University. PROVIDENCE 861-6200 WAKEFIELD · 18g.9721 BBG AWARDS BRISTOL 253.7545 WARREN 245·9300 Debbie Fass of Cranston has E. PROVIDENCE 434-1914 WARWICK 737.7550 been elected first vice president of NEWPORT 847•2038 W. WARWICK 821·5400 the B'nai B'rith Girls. Little Rhody A2A, Providence N. PROVIDENCE 231·5290 WESTERLY 596·2814 and Helen B. Feinberg, BBG, PAWTUCKET 726-0500 WOONSOCKET . 769-8220 Cranston, won the district news• paper contest Sara Woolf of Providence, won first prize for her Rhode Island's future is everybody's job Art entry. For excellent results advertise in the Herald. Herald subscribers comprise an active buying market. Call 724•0200 or 724•0202. II

... - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1973 - 7 -- . - .. -- three-day United Jewish Appeal "Prime Minister's Mission" to Israel, Paul Zuckerman, UJA general chairman, announced. BRIDGE APPOINTED TO FACULTY Dr. Jeffrey Glenn Priluck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Priluck of 69 'S KOSHER Harvard Street, Pawtucket, has JU LI E DELICATESSEN By Robert E. Starr been appointed to the faculty of the Operative Dentistry Depart­ 731 HOPE STREET 621-9396 ..... ~ ~ . . . . -. ment at the Emory University If this hand were -shown to me I - is needed. The Heart Ace takes Scho<1I of Dentistry in Atlanta, would at first think that it is so care of the small Heart and pro­ Georgia. BUS•ESIMAN'I SPECIAL . simple that it shouldn't be written vides three Heart tricks. The Dia­ Dr. Priluck is a graduate of ROAST BEEF SANDWICH about. That's what I originally fig­ mond Ace takes care of that small Boston University and received his ured but it happened to be played card there. The Club Ace elimi­ POTATOSALADORCOLESLAW $1 75 Doctora te from the University of by a fairly experienced Tourna­ nates the loser there and that does AND COFFEE--N0 SUBSTITUTION • Pennsylvania School of Dental ment player while I was watching. it. The responder can abso­ Medicine. I was amazed when she failed to lutely clai m these trick s: seven M&S KOSHER reach the Grand Slam that she ac­ Spaces, three Hearts, one Dia­ llAR MITZVAH tually could count had she tried to mond and two Clubs. That adds to Marc Robb Jacobs, son of Mr. do so. I checked the traveling thirteen and there is no way a and Mrs. Alfred J acobs of Mil­ CELLO FRANKS score at the end of the game and trick can be lost. Every pair waukee, Wisconsin, formerly of !APPROVED BY WEIGHT WATCHERS ! Providence, became Bar Mitzvah $1 4 9 di scovered that several other pairs should have bid the hand exactly SAVE SO • failed to reach the best result, too. that way. on Saturday, September 8. at Congregation Ema nu-EI B'ne At first I was going to say nothing Moral: When you can count GOLDEN but then decided to show some of thirteen tricks, sure ones, always Jeshuran in Milwaultee. them how they could have posi­ bid seven No Trump, not seven of Marc is the grand son of Mr. tively added to the magic number a suit. It would certainly be a and Mrs. Samuel Jacobs of Brad­ of thirteen had they taken the shame if the opening lead hap­ ford House in Providence. They BLINTZES ( REG. PRICE 93' ) 79c time to ask one simple questi on. pened to be ruffed by a void de­ attended the Bar M itzvah services. PK. OF6 North fender. It could a nd has happened. AT TEMPLE SINAI ♦ O 10 8 2 Berard Meisler. son of Dr. and .A 5 Mrs. Walter Meisler, will become ♦ A Q 5 4 New Problems Arise Bar Mitzva h at services Saturday, ♦ A 8 6 in Russian Exit Visas September 22. at I I: 15 a.m. al ROAST BEEF $3.89 LB West East Temple Sinai. KOSHER RARE -SLICED TO ORDER SAVE SO ♦ Void LONDON - Jewish sources in ♦ J7 ELKIN-GOLDSTEIN .109632 7 4 the Soviet Uni on report that .J Sandra Ruth Goldstei n. daugh­ ♦ J 10 9 7 6 ♦ K 8 3 applicants for exi t visas a t OUR ♦ J 10 5 ter of Mr. a nd Mrs. Elliott Gold­ +a 9 1 • 2 Czernovich have encountered a slcin of Little Neck , New York. CABBAGE SOUP OWN South new type of di ffi culty the and Joshu a Elkin, son of Mrs. SERVED IN OUR DELICATESSEN OR TO GO. ♦ A K 9 6 5 4 3 Soviet version of "Catch-22". Harry Elk in of Providence a nd the .KQ 8 They are asked by the loca l ovir ♦ 2 late Dr. Elk in. we re married on to submit.their uni versit y diplomas ALL ITEMS WHIU THEY LAST ♦ K J Sunday. September 2, al Congre­ bul when they try to get a gation Tifereth Israel. Glen Cove. Mrs. Hy Brickle was Sou th , no certified copy fr om a notary New York . HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL one vulnerable. North Dealer with public. th ey arc told that a copy The couple now lives in Man­ this bidding: cannot be made unless the y OUR CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS hattan, New York . declared a reason for wa nt ing a N s w NEW ADDRESS p copy . INT 2+ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Helfa nd 2 ♦ 4NT p When they say th at they want a 5 ♦ 7NT copy in order 10 take ii with them will be home at 1445 Warwick Av­ to Israel. they arc told that they enue. Apartment 18. Warwick af­ There is absolutely no problem cannot hav e a copy unless they ter Tuesday. September 18. in the play of thi s hand. Thirteen produce their exit visa. One of the tricks are right the,(e for the tak­ The Herald is now accepting victim s of thi s "Catch-22"' ing. The whole h~nd revoJres on SHADES situ ation could not eve n have a "Younger Set" Photos how one knows the tricks are copy made in Moscow. But a there. Actually it's easy. Yet I For early publication and For our Files notary public in Leningrad did DRAPERIES watched as two fairly good Souths make a copy. heard their partners open the One No Trump. They dutifully re­ CARPETS The R. I. Jewish Herald When in doubt. you need look sponded two Clubs and when their no further for the perfect gift. The W1NDOW FASHIONS, In<. partner was nice enough to show MAILING ADDRESS : IOX 6063, PROVIDENCE, R. I. Herald subscription is always 1195 No. Main St., Prov. tha t he had four Spades to go with PLANT AND OFFICE: HERALD WAY (OFF WEISTEl ST.) appreciated for birthdays or Ol'ENMON. THIUSAt. TOS,30 their seven card suit they both holidays. Call the Herald at 724- TUES. & THUIS. TIU 9 P.M. _ _ -· PA~UCKET, R. I. jumped right to six. The funny 0200. GA 1-3955 part of it is that they were both quite proud of themselves for being so "bold." Remember in this hand I have the South hand become the Dum­ my. The first time I saw it and heard how the bidding had gone I waited until the Dummy came down and said to that South play­ er, " How many· tricks do you think you have if your partner happens to have three Aces? And that is only 12 points; she prdm­ ised you at least sixteen." She thought for a time and sheepishly answered, "Thirteen." Her partner then caustically said, "And I have A Little Anti-Freeze three Aces." This is what should have been the way each partner of the open­ ing No Trump bidder should think. They have a tremendous Cross fox Paw hand, not in high card points al­ enhanced by Ru ssian though they do h'ave fifteen, a lot sable-custom tailored opposite a minimum of sixteen. But especially in ~istribution. They by Christian Dior for have a seven card suit that has to today's busy bodies. have some semblance of a fit. Not necessarily four cards but al least three small ones or a doubleton Fur Fashion Show, Wednesday Queen. Either of those holdings September 26th should provide seven tricks but there is a slight possibility of a loser if the suit •happens to break Reservations Necessary, Telephone: 274-8000 badly. But when their two Club questions determines that their partner has to have four Spades to go with their seven to the Ace, King, the suit has to break for there are but two out and the two high ones will pull them even if one opponent has thein all. That takes care of the seven Spade tricks. Now to ask for the Aces. Yes, the partner doesn't NEW ENGLAND'S LARGEST EXCLUSI VE FURRIER have to have all three but when he does as he will show when he re­ 64 YEARS OF FINE FUR TRADITION sponds five Spades, tha t's all that 8 - THE RHOE>E_ (St.AND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 , 1973 A Her'ald ad always gets best FOREST, ROAD OPENED JERUSALEM - The Yitzhak and Leah Rabin forest was ORGANIZATION inaugurated near Baram by the Lebanese border. The road leading NEWS to the forest was also inaugurated Hello Again! PARTY and called after Alexander and The Henry Friedman Lodge Sylvia Hassan of Washington. Tlie Number 889. B'nai B"rith of Paw­ forest was contributed by News of the Sports World by Warren Wolden tu cket will open the fa ll season American Jewry . with a party on Wednesday. Sep­ tember 12 at Elsaa Lodge. Dinner A LONG WAY: It's a long way The names of Rock ne, Yost and a will be at 6:30 p.m. followed by a from Palace Gardens to Schaefer dozen others must be included. In mee ting al 8. Stadium with its 58,000 seating ca­ addition to footba ll players, they Information may be obtained by MENFOR pacity. I im agine a gathering of built character and le adership; the calling Esther Wilk al 723-3744, IA 2,000 must have been big at Pal­ ability to think for oneself when Gladys Saltzman al 723-5273. Es­ ONLY! . I ace Gardens. It was professional one must make a correct decision; ther Barnell al 723-3476. Irene football in its embryo nic stage they prepared the youths for as­ Shlevin at 723-9784 or Evelyn back there at the Gardens and, signments in the field of life when Mye rso n at 722-5109 . ( I ' }: fr om tales from the old, old football playi ng days were over. Abe Barnett is event chairman. Treat your 1t _· /';/' j timers. it was just as interesting ... HADA SSAH b~dy to ,A' / {// and exciting then as it is now. Pal­ TH E MOVI E: The li ves of foot­ The Pa wtu cket. Central Fall s Nirvana / I . ace Gardens could have been ba ll coaches down through th e Chapter of Hadassah wi ll meet on '/t/ ( called "The Cradle of Pro Foot­ years have made interesting sto­ Monday. September 2-1 at 8 p.m. (;);Jy;:: \< ba ll. " It is said that the profes­ ries. the ca reer of the ·· Iron Ma­ al the Jewish Community Center sional brand of the game started jor · being outstanding. A number in Pro"idence . there and who ca n argue about of yea rs ago. "hen RKO " as film­ The program will be ··Do It ::~~'!~0 that. ing the life of 1aJ or Frank Cav­ Yourse lf with Flowers· with Har­ IIOO Post Rd., Warwick, I.I. anaugh, a telephone call ca me in riet and Ruth Horvit z. (Airpon Shopping Plan} WHER E WAS IT' Palace Gar­ asking me if I knc" the whe re­ Hos pitalit) chairmen fo r thi.: abouts of Joe Lope,. one of the for IHI appointment call TA NY A dens. a field enclosed with a wood­ evc nine. ar t.: Mrs. Robert Clark 738-4950 .or 4652 en ren ce. was located bet\l.ccn the oubtanding radi o pasonalitics in and Je:1nnt: b:-.c nberg. Open Mon .- Sun .. 9 a.m.-2 u,1. Gaspee Pl ateau section and the thc countr) . A coinl·1d cni:c found BIK E-A-THO N road that turns off lo Governor Mr. Lope, ~c.1tcd 10 thc officc Mr . and Mrs. Da vid Silverman Francis Farms. Tha t'!) tn \\ l.tr\.'ICk . next to mine. " \\ e " .1111 au1hcnllc- ol 15 Prouros Strect. Pa,\ tuck.ct It 's a built-up section no\, : bcau­ 1t) on !)v mc of the ,tvnc, ~,bout ha ve been~ named l'.Oc ha irmen of llful homes and so fo rth : but then M .1J or Cav~rn Jugh. \\ e·r,: filming tht: li lad,stoni.: Boulevard ridc of Feel Fit and Like It ! it " as isolated. Football and ba,e­ h1, lt fc. k .llurt nLt P.1t o ·Brien .1:-. the 19 73 . \llll' flC ,111 c ~1n ccr The 7 Week Fitness Program for ball \\ere not allo\,cd within the the ·iron M .1Jo;•, .. \\a, thc e\­ So..:1e t, -Narr aua n~t:ll Ba) \\' hi.:el ­ Cll) limit, on Sunda) s al that pl;inativn for thc c.1II Jot: I ope, rncn 131\...i.: -!\- lhon to bt:. hcld un Men All Providence is Talking About 11rnc . Hence the rca!'lo n for pla)1ng had the a n,,\ er, J o 1..· d11 Eng le, the: · N_ewsweek editor in tha_n bird-llogs seekmg tal P. nt. sent him a copy or the Newsweek charge of covers. " It 's a model. .. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 , 1973 - 9 The Jewish Federation of • Rhode Island IS. • • • • The Jewish Federation is an expression of your concern about the urgent needs facing our people today. It is an expression that is part of our heritage as Jews~ From generation to generation our Federation is a vital force for the survival of a strong Jewish community that also cares about what is happening in Israel, the Soviet Union and throughout the world. Here are your 1973 JFRI leaders. Let us work with them to preserve our tradition of SHARING and GIVING!

JFRI MEN'S DIVISION President-MAX ALPERIN be

General Campaign Chairman-EDWIN S. SOFORENKO Associate Campaign Chairman-ALBERT I. GORDON Chairman Pace-Setters Division-MEL VIN G. ALPERIN Associate Chairmen Pact-Setters DivisiH-IRWIN CHASE , ROIERT A. RIESMAN , HARRIS N. ROSEN Campaign Cabinet-STANLEY BLACHER, MILTON DUIINSKY, NORMAN FAIN , IRA S. GALKIN , STANLEY GROSSMAN, MERRILL l. HASSENFELD , MARVIN S. HOLLAND, SOL KOHLER, FRANK LICHT, JOSEPH W. RESS, ROIERT A. RIESMAN, SAMUEL ROSEN , ALEXANDER RUMl'LER , LEONARD I. SALMANSON, JO( THALER, MANFRED wm Asse

HRRINGTON CRANSTON-WARWICK Area Vice-President-BERNARD R. POLLOCK ArN Vict-l'rtsitlNt•NAROLD I. TREGAR C.M,-it• Co-ChairM.,..IRVING SIGAL, HERIERT GALKIN Campaign Co-Chairmen-ROIERT GLASHOW Warwick c-,-it• C..rdiMt,,r-AIRAHAM ARON JEROME R. SAPOLSKY EAST GRHNWICH-COWESETT JUtw Campaign Chairman-ELLIOTT J. IRODSKY ArH Vict-l'rtsNINt-(DW ARD GOLDIERG Ca111p■ i1• Co-ChairM.,..SAMUEL FRIEDMAN, DANIEL GLASIERG PAWTUCUI Area Vict-Pruident-SAMUEL SHUVIN PIOYIPENCE Campaign Co-Chairmen-DAVID HORVITZ, Divisi" CNrdlHt.rs- AlAN M. SAMDl'Hll, JAMES WINDIER WILLIAM FELLNER , (. MORTON PERCELAY , Grtup CheirMN-RICHARD MITTLEMAN , SOL RESNIK JACOI N. TEMKIN Asse

JFRI WOMEN'S DIVISION President-MRS. JACOB STONE G-ral ChairMan-MRS . MANFRED WEil

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JFRI YOUNG WOMEN'S DIVISION President-MRS. ALDEN H. BLACKMA~ .for ISRAEL and Campaign Co-Chairmen-MRS. NORIERT FUISIG aN S6 worthy causes MRS. ALAN SAMDPERIL CRANSTON Co-Chairn1en-MRS. STEPHEN IERANIAUM, MRS. MITCHELL LEVIN 16 of them local •••• PROYIPENCE WARWICK Co-Chairmen-MRS. DAVID GOLDEN, MRS . JERROLD SALM ANSON Chairman-MRS. DAVID UTZ, MRS. HOWARD KRASNOW MORE PAWTUCKET EAST GRHNWlCH. WEST WARWICK, SOUTH COUNTY Give Than Co-Chairmen-MRS. STANLEY BLITZ, MRS. SUSAN ORENSTEIN Chairman-MRS. GERALD COHEN WOONSOCKET BEFORE! . .•••.• Chairman-MRS. GERALD BRENNER keep the promise GIVE TO THE ISRAEL EMERGENCY FUND OF THE UNITED JEWISH APPEAL JEWISH FEDERATION OF RHODE ISLAND 203 Strand Building , Providence, Rhode Island 02903 Te l. 421-1111

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When in doubt, you need loolc appreciated for birthdays or HONOR SAPIR no further for the perfect gift The h9lidays. Call the Herald at 724- WASHINGTON, D .C. Court Reiects Appeal Herald subscription is always· 0200. Israel's · Minister of Finance, Pinchas Sapir, will be honored at a National Dinner of Tribute in Of 10 Arab Terrorists Washington, D .C. Saturday JERUSALEM - The Supreme Arab terrorist organizations. The NOW AVAILABLE evening·, September 8, celebrating Court has rejected, for the time lawyers also claimed that the bis tenth anniversary, · as head of being, and on procedural grounds, Israeli law was illegal. They said The Society Duo the Ministry of Finance and his an appeal by IO Arab terrorists that Israel cannot expand its eighteenth anniversary as a captured in an Israeli raid into jurisdiction at will. Rhode Island's Foremost Duo member of the Israel Cabinet. last September. The 10, Pierre LeBlanc, a Swiss lawyer · hired by a )cit-wing

I, THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTl':MBER 21. 197.l II p 0 0 0 C 0 ISRAELIS BARRED Zee• Sternberg of Haifa. Newspapers are-the primary advertising medium. •••••• TEL A VIV - Two Israeli represented the Israeli Folk ' delegates to the International Dances Festival organization. The Only Federation of Folklore Festival president of the Federation, Henri Organizations congress were Coursaget of France. and LOX In America barred from par\icipating in the representatives o[ other cou ntries NOVA & BELLY congress after Polish authorities protested to the Polish authorities refused to grant them entry visas. and pressed for a change in the UNEVEN SLICES 2. 2 5 LB. The Israelis, Shmuel Bialik and By decision PERFECT SLICES 5. 2 5 LB . Harry ANGELO'S FRESH FROM THE SMOKE HOUSE Golden ORDERS TAKEN FOR 3 LB. MIN. TAILOR SHOP 738-5415 942-5703 Tailor, Furriers and Cleaners BIG Responsibility•••••••••••• of Citizenship Bernard Berenson, philosopher and the premier art critic or the world, has lived in Florence, Ita ly , for over a half-century. As the LADIES' AND Germans retreated , up the Ita lian FLOOR COVERING CO. boot they were destroying lines of communication and facilities of MEN'S CARPET LINOLEUM-TILE transportation in an effort to impede the Allied advance. ALTERATIONS The 80-year old Berenson, living Hello, in sanctuary, wrote to the Pope of If ffoorcovering is on your mind, why don't you drop in Rome. He urged the Vatican to intercede with the Nazis to save to SH me or phone for an appointment at home. the S. Trinita bridge in Florence, My byword is honest value and service to a TEE. Hope ··the most elegant and artistic 782 HOPE STREET to SH or hear from you soon. thing of its kind in Europe, and its PROVIDENCE, R.I. 02906 Thanlis, destruction would indeed be a loss. SHOWROOM: Rear 195 Cole Avenue MURRAY TRINKLE more th a n a dozen Monte PHONE: 331-6161 TEL: 772-4700 Cassi nos." A Lithuanian-born Jew pleading with an Italian Pope to save a Florentine bridge! Nap o leon Bonaparte had NEW and USED 36 BRANCH AVE. (Jd. No. Main St.) liquidated the ghetto. In 1804 he repealed some or the anti-Semitic OFFICE FURNITURE BRANCH AVE. EXIT- RT. 95 laws put into effect in the year PROVIDENCE, R. I. 02904 432·. • Desks • Chairs • Files As Napoleon pushed eastward PHONE 274-9000 in hi s campaign against Russia ( 1811 - 1812) he spread the word before him or his magnanimity NATHAN WEISS BEN PULNER • OFFICE SUPPLIES toward the Jews. He believed th at the oppressed Jews of Russia HOWARD S. WEISS JORDAN AGRONICK •· PRINTERS would come forward to join his LOWELL DELERSON • SHIPPING ROOM SUPPLIES armies or at least provide him with a " fifth column" behind the Czarist lines. · None or this ever Rhode Island's Largest Stock and Showrooms happened. The oppressed Jews of Russia stood with the Russian armies and defended Moscow. The Confederates wouldn't have .l. bothered the 2.000 or 2,200 Jewish men and boys if they had requested to go back to their families and co-religionists in New York and Philadelphia. But they didn't go back. The American Civil War thus represents the most GefillerriRC important milestone in the history of the Jews of the United States. best food buys foe lhe Holidaysl Its significance is not in the Al!III!!"""-""- individual participation (a minor detail) but in the demonstration of the responsibility of citizenship. The Jews were not long out of the ghettos of Europe where for 1,600 years they had lived as a homogeneous community under European law or group activity and group responsibility. This homogeneity was intensified by the stuggle to survive in su rroundings of unrelieved hostility. Yet-- in general, Jews of the South supported the Confederacy a nd Jews of the North followed the Union fortunes. Thus nearly 2,000 years of in-group living was shattered in a single moment by that same American idea that permits each citizen to determine hi s views in accordance with the dictates or his private conscience. Paradoxically this American rig ht to behave "sel?arately" unloosed the first serious attack (in the United States) upon the Jews, as a people. The radical abo litionisis, using the secessionism of Judah P. Benj amin (Secretary of State of the Confederacy), attempted to create in America an awareness for the Eu ropean concept of "group responsibility" as it concerned the Jews. Of course in Gentile folklore "all the Jews stick together," which once prompted an observation from that noble mind, Bernard Berenson, "Oh, i[ we only possessed some or the qualities with which we are reproached ...

Winston Churchill, probably the . ' ', most "aware" Anglo-Saxon or our (Continued on page 30) Produced ulidet strict Aabblhlc11 supervision, Certlflcatit dn '1Wque~'"7.:.; HAPPY NEW YEAR 'S Mementos From Nazi Era ADL Investigates GIFT Having A Party? Hate M,essage from CALL Are Being Sold By Mail The New England Regional CLAY GODDESS Office of the Anti-Defamation U RENT-ALLS NEW YORK - Forty years af. victims, the smoke from the mass League of B'nai B'rith is GALLERY ter the rise of Nazism, mementos crematoria in which they died and in vestigating the distribution of a 778 HOPE ST PROVIDENCE of the Third Reich - including the tortured bodies and minds of s wast i k a-headed m cs sage Table~ Chain Dishes photographs of Hitler, Goering those who survived." circul a ted in Br id geport, l 0% OFF ANY PURCHASE and Goebbels and belt buckels Rabbi Rosenberg said it is "out­ Connecticut by the National Champagne Fountains WITH THIS COUPON worn by concentration camp rageous that these symbols of Socialist White People's Party. guards - are being sold by mail murder and hatred should be of­ The A DL identifies the group as 725-3779 fered for sale as souvenirs. And it SEPT. 21-OCT. 5 order houses in Illinois and Cali­ anti- Black and anti-Semitic. fornia, the American Jewish Con­ is obscene that profit should be Circulars containing three swas­ gress reported. made through the glorification of tikas and the heading "White one of history's darkest chapters." Power Message" were distributed A circular from Hutchinson The Delta catalogue contains by members of the NSWPP House in Chicago offers ··a rare photographs and descriptions of wearing brown shirts with swastik a find" of wallet-size pictures of such items as the " Deu tschl a nd armband s. The circulars conta ined Nazi leaders, along with enamel Erwache" (Germany Awake ban­ the telephone number of a taped swastika rings and SS service ner " exactl y as carried by the SS hate message a nd this message: badges. " All orders arc shipped in and SA political troops ... at the "Right now as you read these plai n wrappers," reci pients are ad­ Nurcnberg party rallies:" the Nazi words, young men are in the vised. prison officer belt buckles " in ­ streets fighting for a WHITE War memorabilia from Britain, cluding SS marks:" "Sieg Heil '" a AMERICA. They wan t a country Japan, Pola nd and the USSR arc stereo record of " the ori gi nal spir­ free from black "culture'' and also offered as part of the " Hut­ it-s tirring military mu sic of the alien J EWISH CONTROL. If chinson Coll ection." However. a Third Rei ch ... inclu ding such songs you wa nt to be part of our CUSTOM-MADE brochure fr om Delta International as "Adolf Hitlers very own per­ struggle, contact us today.·· DRAPERIES in Lafayette, . is devo ted sonal march: ·From Fin land 10 the The A DL id e ntified the entirely to Nazi mementos. except Black Sea:" Bro" n Shirt storm Natio na l Sociali st White People's FROM for a Japanese Imperi al battle flag trooper arm ba nd s: and Gestapo Party as a splinter group of the and "old Ku Klu x Kl an member­ identification tags in " excellent'· Ame r ican Nazi Pa rty with JACK'S FABRICS ship tokens" the AJ Congress cond ition. headquarters in Arlington. Will BRIGHTEN said. In h is s tate ment. Rabbi Virgi ni a. YOUR HOME OR OFFICE Rabbi Ya acov Rosenberg of Rosenberg said: "The catalog ues Ph iladelphia, chai rm an of the sugges t the ex i~ tcncc of a 31 More Soviet Jews significant market for th i> kind of •SLIPCOVERS•BED SPREADS Commission on Jewish Affairs of material qu,tc po,

ERAN SEARCHED vowed never to fly on a British Jewish Students Said To Be Unusual Will LONDON - Israeli Foreign airline again. Eban and his wife Minister Abba Eban and his wife were searched while waiting for a Under Growing Emotional Stress Challenged By Son had to submit to a security search British flight to New York. British at London's Heathrow Airport last and Israeli officials had no GREENSBORO, N .C. - A Jews YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO - A exempted from Key 73 week. For this reason, Eban has comment. student rises from his seat at the efforts. Jewish doctor's unusual w,11- that school assembly and begins a " But where the 'idea is to bring requires his son to marry a Jewish cheer: the message of Christianity to girl or else lose his inheritance is Congregation Sons of Jacob "Give me a J." every person and home on the being challenged in a lawsuit, "Give me an E." continent. .. ," said Rabbi Task , according to the Cleveland Jewish "Give me an S." "there are those individuals who News. HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES "Give me a U." The suit was filed in probate take this to mean they have will be conducted by Rabbi Morris Dra:r:in "Give me another S." , complete freedom and license to court in Youngstown by the son, "What have you got?" go to everyone, including our own Daniel Jacob Shapira, in an "JESUS." kids ." attempt to void a portion of the ---TICKETS WILL GO ON SALE--~ What you've also got, according will of 'his father, Dr . David SATURDAY, SEPT. 22at 10-.lOp.m. befweSelidlDS to rabbis here, is a problem for Concern in Virginia Shapira, a Youngstown Jewish students - a problem the Other than having offered psychiatrist who died April 13. SUNDAY, SEPJ. 23, la.m.-1011.111. National Conference of Christians special observances in some The will said Daniel had to marry MON., TUES., SEPJ. 24 ,2S, 7-911.111., 6-7 p.m. and Jews placed before a meeting churches, the Christian a Jewish girl born of Jewish of principals and administrators of denominations in North Carolina parents within seven years of his the Greensboro school system. do not appear to have adopted the father's death or else lose his "Aggressive C hristian comprehensive approach conceived share of the inheritance. proselytizing, especially among for Key 73. An in ve ntory of the estate has school-age children in a public Rabbi Task said, however, that not been completed; however, one school setting, is producing a Jewish communities in other areas report estimated Daniel's share at degree of emotional distress o f the state and in Virginia had SI 00,000. If the son docs not among children of the Jewish expressed concern over comply, the money was to go 10 faith, and shows some evidence of proselytizing in the schools. the State of Israel. fostering · divisiveness be­ Mr. Cr uik s h ank. o f the Similar conditions were set for t ween Christians and Jews," said National Conference of Christians another son, Mark, who was given part of a statement drawn up by and Jews, contended th at a five-year limit to wed a Jewish an interdenominational committee Greensboro's problem stemmed girl. Mark has not filed suit. of Greensboro clergymen. from a risi ng religious interest Named , as defendants in the It wa, read to the gathering of among young people. case a r e Mark Shapira: a school officials by Rona ld " It's just an increase in the daughter, Ruth Shapira A haroni, Cruickshank, a lo ca l fervor of a lot of young kids who the third beneficiary in the will; representative of the National are more wrapped up in religion the Stale of Israel; and Union Conference. than they were five years ago." he National Bank, executor of the The s tatement and the said. estate. Conference's involve ment in the matter reflect a fr owing concern of Greensboro's Jewish community Youth Aliyah, Hodossoh that C hristian efforts to convert NEW nonbelievers have intensified in the public schools in the last year. To Build Two Doy Centers YEAR As rabbis here explain it, the pressures on Jewish students have DENVER Youth ali ya, with throughout Israel. GREETINGS come both from peers and from a the help of Hadassah. will build The Jerusalem and Ir Ganim Christianity-oriented atmosphere two day centers in Tel Aviv and centers wi ll be the first in large that has entered into school Jerusalem at a cost of about $ I cities. Ir Ganim. she said. is in the activities such as assemblies. million lo care for immigrant heart of a n area where ultra­ Stride Rite No Activities Sanctioned c hildren and children from Orthodox immigrants from North School board policy in underprivileged homes, it was Africa settled rig ht after Israel's BOO TERY Greensboro is that no activities of announced by Bea Feldman. independence in 1948 and were a sectarian religious nature are Hadassah natio na l youth a li ya housed in mass produced collages allowed in the schools, but chairman, in a report to the 59th described ,as " instant slums." officials say that spontaneous annual national convention of the Later they were joined by happenings and peer group women's Zionist organization. Orthodox immigrants from Europe discussions are hard to control. Mrs. Feldman said that one who also got poor housi ng. To And more religious literature is center would be located in the Ir these have been added immigrants being handed out in school halls. Ganim quarter of Jerusalem which from the Soviet Union who are Alarmed by the number of calls is populated mainly by families presently coming to Israel. These from Jewish parents whose from North Africa. It will cost families will be served by the new children have become disturbed by $600,000 to build and will be day center, Mrs. Feldman said. religious issues, some rabbis are named for Faye L. Schenk. Also to be served are families in linking what they consider immediate past president of nearby Kiryat Hayovel, some proselytizing to the evangelistic Hadassah. Orthodox and some non-religious, ' aspects of "Key 73" defined as an The other center will be built on who settled there in the I 950s. ecumenical movement designed to the outskirts of Tel Aviv near Lod The more successful settlers have strengthen Christianity. Airport at a cost of about since moved away leaving behind However, Rabbi Arnold Task of $400,000. The lower cost will be a hard core of poverty. Mrs. Temple Emanuel, contended that possible by prefabricated Feldman said. She said another Key 73 was not the cause of the construction which is prohibited in group to benelit from the new problem, and noted that the Jerusalem where the building code center will be immigrant families "Jesus cheer" being given at a requires construction with native who moved into the ruined Arab high school assembly, where stones. village of Molcho immediately attendance was compulsory, Mrs. Feldman said, "We hope aft.er lsr a, el's War for occurred last year before Key 73 to keep the two Hadassah youth Independence. was initiated. aliya centers open evenings as well "Many of the children of these "In all fairness, the connet:tion as days so that we can reach the a_reas have made good in the is incidental," Rabbi Task said in parents, the brothers and the educational race. But there are an interview. "The problems have sisters and the neighbors of the still thousands of children who lag gone on for a long time. teen-agers with whom we work behind and ultimately abandon it Give her Capezio: Apparently, Key 73 has given new during the day." She said that completely. Now we hope that the the dance shoes · impetus for individuals who get another new Hadassah-sponsored day centers will give these children carried away by the spiritual program will provide mental the necessary education to put that dreams are made of. . message." health in-service training of youth them on a level with their peers," He even spoke favorably of Key aliya personnel in day centers Mrs. Feklmari said. For every ballerina-to-be 73 in terms of strengthening the Capezio is the magic word. church within the Christian Dr. Tarrasuk Urges Passage Of Jackson Bill Follow one of the great traditions in dance community. and give her Capezios for Christmas. ' WASHINGTON - Dr. Leonid He singled out a position taken Mayor Lindsay to discuss the If you're not sure of her size Tarrasuk, a former arms curator plight of Dr. Benjamin Levi ch, a by the western North Carolina you can give her a Capezio Gift Ce;tificate of the Hermitage Museu~ in leading Soviet physicist, who has conference of the United Leningrad, has urged that been denied permission to and let her choose for herself. Methodist Church that specifically Congress enact the Jackson emigrate to Israel. Both men ROCKETS FOUND Amendment linking trade urged the Soviet Union to release TEL A VIV - Four Katyusha concessions to the Soviet Union all Jews seeking to emigrate to since 1887. rockets mounted on improvised Capezio's"b~r with free emigration from the lsraeL· They particularly launchers were discovered by an USSR "as. the only reliable" mentioned Dr. Levich's 25-year­ Israeli Army patrol near the Leba­ • means to help Jews and all other, old son, Evgeny, who was forcibly nese border, directed toward the people in the Soviet Union. . the inducted into the army and sent to nearby settlement of Admith. only thing the Soviet authorities the Arctic region despite being Tl).ey were dismantled before any understand is "crude reality." seriously ill. ; > T ,J • • •. • • • • damage could take place. An in­ Tarrasuk, who emigrated to vestigation revealed that the bor­ Israel with his family last month, MEETING POSTPONED der fence was cut through where is in the United States under the TEL AVIV - The Socialist International voted 11-1 in the terrorists penetrated into Is­ sponsorship of the National rael. This was the first serious in­ Conference on Soviet Jewry. London to postpone indefinitely a Stride Ri te cident of this kind along the Leba­ meeting which its executive have . nese border in months. It occurred In New York, British MP planned to hold in Malta in just 24-hours after Arab terrorists Grenville Janner, honorary ' November. Israel had protested 739 8064 acti ng along the Syrian border at­ secretary of the All-Party against anti-Israel and pro-Arab Wmwick Mnll , Doily l Oto l tacked an Israeli patrol with ba­ Parliamentary Committee for the terrorist remarks by Maltese n zooka shells. Release of Soviet Jewry, met with Premier Dom Mintolf. 16 - THE RHODE IS LAND H'E RA LD, F RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1973

BUS STRIKE TEL A VIV - Long queues Sapir: 'Millionaire Is Not formed at bus stops throughout the greater Tel Aviv area but The Typical Israeli' buses were few and far between. A Spend SUCCOTH in strike by 160 drivers against the NEW YORK - "Not all Israel the doll ar now buys less, he sa id . 11 DA YS-1 0 NITES: WED., OCT. 1 0-SA T. NITE OCT. 20 Dan transport cooperative which is Hilton and Sheraton. The mil• He also noted that the price of US ,.,,...... operates buses in a nd around lionaire is not the typical Israeli." Pha ntom a nd Skyhawk jets bought $449 ,...... Israel's largest city para lyzed Israel's Finance Minister Pinhas by Israel has doubled since the ,,...... ,..._..._. service. Sapir declared at a State of Israel ln,lud•• Air Ja re , -0.lux• ...... All ..... •Mi , ,._...,._, ...... fw CWW..• first purchases of the planes were u"41er 12....,.., .... Bonds luncheon. made ... Israel produces some plan· Sapir devoted hi s remarks to es too and this costs us a great BOOKS WANTED the urgent fi na ncia l needs of ls• deal as well ... he stated . For" rael. stressi ng the ri si ng cost of Sapir's reference to mi ll ionaires PUERTO RICO-Any Weekend until Dec. 1S 30th ANNUAi. BOOKSALE a bsorbing new immigrants from came during a question a nd an• S 173 inc. a ir fore & hotel. Fri. thru Mon. PU~~~Clt the Soviet Union a nd el sewhere. swer session when one rabbi a,;ked m.Assn.of UniversityWom the urgency of closing the nati on's him to explain why a country like WRITI 01 CALL, JOI WINKLIMAN Fer flr!her information, deli¥ OPEN SUNDA YS ery or pickup, please lelEpt-,,ne social gap be tween affluence a nd Israel which has been described as ( 401) 434- 1720 9 A.M. to Noon 434. 5159 or 521•0205' poverty. a nd the spiraling cost of an affluent society in American defense which he estimated would news media cont inu a ll y needs 328 WARREN AVE., EAST PROVIDENCE cost S 10 bi ll ion in the nex t fi ve more money. The reference was years. to a recent New York Times story Urgi ng the 40 leaders of the fr om Jerusa lem which described N RC to in crease thei r efforts for luxuri ou s living by Isr a el's SPEC/ALLY SELECTED FOR Israel in their annu al High Holi • wea lthier set. day appeals. Sapir said that it Sapir said the rich in Israel are takes 535.000 to absorb two Soviet those who came with money a nd ROSH HASHANA_H immigrant families in Israel. th at it took onl y $2 50.000 to be a " Many doctors come to Israel "millionai re" in Israel. While M ALL SPECIALS GOOD FROM fr om Russia. We have to re• trai n there are wea lthy Israelis. Israel is them in Israeli hospitals. While a lso Hatikva (a Tel Aviv slum) they are traini ng we pay them and hi gh in come ta,. he sa id . To money ... he sa id . illu strate how hard pressed the ls• The Fi nance Minis ter said the raeli taxpayer is. Sapir observed PREPARED \N OUR devaluati on of the US doll ar was that he him self paid $207 in in• VERY OWN KITCHEN a nother factor in Israel's growin g come tax last month out of a gross I expenses. The pu rcha se of meat sa lary of $725. ON ORDER ONL y - ORDER EARL y PLEASE and soya beans by Israel in the US has tripled si nce 1969· 70 and Herald ads get results. " MECH A YIDIKA" L GEflLTE flSH CLASSIFIED fRUIT" 1UMADIKA ' COMPOTE CALL 724-0200 3-Aportrne nts for Rent 2 1• He lp Wonted

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THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1973 17 would be practically impossible to Jewish Agency May Be Short fit the needs of such Jews into the New York Police Force police system . $60 Million At Year's End They assert that 90 percent of modern police activity is in the LONDON - The Jewish Agen­ He staled that in compliance Seeks Jewish Recruits nature of "social work ." Neither cy, with a 1973 · budget or $470 with a board or governors resolu­ NEW YORK - Three Jewish upcoming contracts. Unlimited Berns nor Lichtenstein, in a million, may find itself $60 million tion, the London meeting set up a policemen have been assigned to sick leave and full pay, four weeks decade of police work, has ever short by the end or this year due committee of experts on rural in­ carry out the first recruiting vacation after one year, fully-paid had to [ire his gun while on duty. to the spira ling cost or immigrant dustrialization along the lines of campaign in the history of the medica l and hospitalization · Another answer is their finding absorption, Leon Dulzin, acting the successful committee of ex­ New York City police department insurance, fin anci al support for tha I pol ice are not cons~dered in chairman and treasurer or the perts on housing, which is under to increase the tiny proportion of college a ttendance, a n excellent the risk category by insurance Agency, said here. "We shall the direction of Jack D. Weiler. Jews in the force. Among the retirement plan and 11 pa id companies and can obtain make a great effort to mobilize Dulzin said he was leaving for 29,000 New York's ••finest," there holidays are among the other i·nsurance without payi ng a special the money a nd to avoid cuts," be New York to attend the confer­ are currently only 806 Jewish men economic amactions, Berns and premium. said, adding that the Agency's ence of the Council of Jewish Fed­ and women, which adds up to 2. 7 Lichtenstein pointed out. The 1974 budget will have to be larger. erations and Welfare Funds which percent of the total. The total educational requirement is a high Prospects who buy often are Max Fisher, chairman or the he will address. He added that number of Jews in the city is school diploma or its equiva lent. much more likely to see your Jewish Agency's board or gover­ while in the U.S. he would try to around two million, or about 23.2 The Jewish recruiters have no newspaper ad than occasional nors, told a press conference: "We persuade the Zionist Organization percent or the total city plans to seek out Orthodox Jews buyers. have not yet reached our potential of America to re-join the Ameri­ population. as recruits. The police department in fund-raising, even though the can ·Zionist Federation. II is easy to see discrimination is a qu asi- military structure which United States yielded in 1973 the in those figures and, in fact, Joel must operate around-the-clock. best results ever in spite or a busi­ PLEDGE DONATIONS Frankel, president or the Shomrim seven days a week. The question ness recession - $260 million." WASHINGTON - During a Society of New York City, the of fitting the special religious Dulzin said he was confident private dinner meeting al the socio-religious organization of needs of observant Jews into such that 70,000 new immigrants would home of Israeli Ambassador Jewish police officers, did make a structure has been discussed. a nd arrive in Israel in 1974: 40,000 Simcha Dinitz, 40 American that charge in July. He added that the conclusion reached is that it • from the Soviet Union and 10,000 Jewish community leaders Jews were the smallest minority in from other countries or distress. unanimously pledged themselves the police department and that no I­ He said the absorption of a new lo greater gifts to the 1974 United effort was being made to recruit immigrant now costs $ 10,000 but Jewish Appeal at an earlier point Jews for the force. DISCOVER -1 in the campaign than ever before. ,t:.,1 will ,1st $ 12,000 next year be­ A charge of anti-Jewish FURNITURE cause \' inflation. UJA general chairman Paul di scrimination would necessarily Zuckerman said their purpose was be based on the proposition that • OFFICE pric~ SUPPLIES lo dramatize the urgency of Jews have regularly sought to TRAVEL SfHVICl INC HAVE BUYERS FOR humanitarian programs in Israel. become police and have regularl y • OFFICE particularly Co aid the influx of been rejected. Again, the [act is MACHINES Commercial • Industrial FOR ALL YOUR Soviet Jews and Israeli residents that Jews h is torically have •OFFICE or Residential Property who have not been able to break considered police work as of low T AVEL NEEDS out of poverty. PRINTING socia l s t a tus , a problem 35 ,,,. _,,.., tilt ,._. ••,...."' ... PLEASE CALL com pounded by the low pay o[ earlier years. "IUYING IN! 0111<11 Of Herbert L. Brown IUIINIII AND INDUIIIT" INDOOR For Jews with a long hi story o[ 421-S3S0 I i v i n g i n s e I [-c o n t a i n e d PARAMOUNT OFFICE TENNIS communities in the "old country," SUPPLY CO., INC. Residence Phone Year 'round at the new in which police were never needed lltW..IMiNlt191, ~ ,, .... R.i. or viewed with suspicion and 861-S601 CRANSTON TENNIS CLUB l§ ,11 1100•1,. ,...... , Construction on tchedu.. hatred as minion s of the Our roof is up! oppressor, and with Jews ffEMRYW.@oKE@ themselves often victims or police October, 1973 Opening brutality, police work has hardly REALTORS ATWOOD AT PttENIX AVE. been a high priority career choice for young Jewish people. Another llospi1ul Trusl Hldg. Call NW fer lessNS •• re,erwtietts Heu/ 1-:1' t11te ~im·e 1891 942-0655 inhibiting factor, by no means Announcement confined 10 Jews. has been concern over the physical dangers We ate pleased to announce o[ police work . College-trained Jewish policmen ROBERT ST ARR BRIDGE CLUB _, were added to the recruiting • 1060 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE FRANK ECK department. headed by Capt. Michael Mc Nulty. The assignment is adding a new service to for police officers Lewis A. Berns. BRIDGE CLASSES 32. Barry J . Lichtenstein, a lso 32 OAK HILL PRODUCTIONS ALL LEVELS and George Drucker, 26, is to try to reach as ma ny young Jews as We ARE NOW TAKING APPOINTMENTS FOR DIS ­ FOR INFORMATIQII CAll possible to inform them of "the TINCTIVE CHILDREN'S PORTRAITS. THE PHOTO­ excehert car.i:er opportunities" in GRAPHY WILL TAKE PLACE IN NATURAL OUTDOOR the police department. SETTINGS THIS FALL. Berns and Lichtenstein began Call for references ,. 831-4669 their 120-day assignment on • August I. Drucker was assigned to All appointments for Saturday & Sunday their team shortly thereafter. 23 PECK STREET 331-5544 Berns and Lichtenstein cited the fact that in the early I 940s, when _many Jews took police jobs be­ cause jobs generally were scarce, a GILIEI record proportion of eight percent of a much smaller force than the KNOWWHY present one were Jews. Noting that that peak came without orga­ YOU SHOULD BUY nized recruiting, they indicated they hoped to achieve a higher RESTAURANT proportion by the time their as­ YOUR FORD FROM REAL BOST.ON STYLE signment ends on November 30. EXOTIC'"''''' CHINESE, POLYNESIAN The officers have visited or A LANDSMAN? received assurances of cooperation & AMERICAN CUISINE from such organizations as B'nai PREPARED BY A RENOWNED CHEF B'rith, the American Jewish ·committee, the New York Board of Rabbis, the American Jewish •SPECIAL BUSINESSMEN'S Congress a nd the Federation LUNCHEONS 99c up Guidance and Employment Service, and a number of Jewish •DINNERS SERVED TILL 12:45 Y's. Rabbi Alvin Kass, spiritual director of the New York •COCKTAIL LOUNGE ~:::,~~;;,.,. Shomrim Society and Jewish chaplain in the police department, •ROOMS AVAILABLE FOR PARTIES has helped, as has Louis Weiser, OPEN DAILY 12 NOON - 1 A.M. executive vice-president or the National Conference of Shomrim Societies. They have planned a mailing lo 150 rabbis in Brooklyn, as a first ~R~E~t~~ 738-67 67 step toward reaching the city's RESERY A TIONS hundreds of rabbis. They are developing a poster for Jewish organizations, stressing the availability and desirability of BANKAMERICARD MASTERCHARGE police jobs. · 10U SAVIA BUCK AMERICAN EXPRESS A New York City police officer now gets a starting salary o[ AtllallarFord 2276WARWICKAVE., RTE. 117A SI 1,200, which rises to $14,300 550 Pawtucket Ave., Pawtuck_et WARWICK, R.I. after three years, with every likelihood of still higher pay in . -- -' --·

18 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1973 MR. and .MRS. IRVING ROSEN- Israeli Trade Deficit Widens; 41 Unity Street, Pawtucket HAPPY NEW YEAR GREETINGS Mrs. Sandra 'R. Hazen Economic Officials Not Worried MR . and MRS . . Stacey Davida, Harry Brian, Heidi Elissa, Felicia Beth JERUSALEM. - Israel's trade market, especially for raw CHARLES SILVERMAN 24 Progress Street, Pawtucket materials, were given as an O.urch Street Exte nd Best Wishes to Relatives and Friends for the New Year deficit widened by 60 percent in 17 the first six months of the year, additional explanation. The aide EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. according to the government said that the burgeoning BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR statistics bureau, but economic expenditures on imports were not officials aren't worried. due to consumers demand for MR. and MRS. IRVING PALOW SEASON'S GREETINGS and Son, BOBBY " It's worse than we expected," autos. TV sets and electrical 257 Fifth Street, Providence a finance ministry aide admitted. appliances but for raw materi als MR. and MRS. GARY DREYFUS However, he said Israeli economic for manufacture. ANGELO'S of WBaocic:, TEXAS planners had no intention of Still, the statistics bureau shows that Israelis bought 58 percent TAILOR SHOP "======r • thismaking year. exports equal· to imports .more new cars. 30 percent more HAPPY HOLIDAYS According to the central bureau TV sets and 30 percent more TAILORS from AMY and FARIDA of of statistics, the difference washing machines this year than FURRIERS AND CLEANERS between imports and exports was last. 728 HOPE STREET , $657.9 million comparedr with Dismissing consumer goods as a PROVIDENCE, R.I . WAYLAND YARN SHOP $406.5 million in the same"period factor, the finance ministry aide 201 WAYLAND A VENUE last year. said that Israel is still in the throes 331-6161 The bureau also noted that the of an economic boom. due to PROVIDENCE gap widened despite a 30 percent rapid development, which means jump in exports largely as a result that imports mu st be high. BEST WISHES of $353 million in overseas sales of He said that cu rrent plans 861-4437 FOR A HAPPY HOU DAY polished and cut diamonds. should result in substantial Israel has had a substantial reduction of the trade gap within BEST WISHES trade def ici t si n ce its five years - if not in absolute TllE FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR establishment. with successive figures certainly as a percentage of governments hoping to achieve the total vo lume of exports and ISLANDER Mr. and Mrs. SAMUEL H. WILK "economi c independence" by imports. 2318 WEST SHORE RD and HARVEY equalizing exports and imports or. On the other hand. with belier yet, selling more than inrlation ca using e xc e ss ive WARWICK Mr. and Mrs. LEONARD M. DWORKIS buying. spending by consumers. some and family Economic planners counter economic a na lysts predict that the 738-9861 and from all of us at critics of the relatively large gap government will crack down after Chinese and by pointing to Israel's standing as the fall election. sc heduled for Polynesian Restaurant a nation with the world's third Oct. 30. S. H. WILK REALTY CO. highest annual growth of gross REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE nati onal product. " We are behind Japan a nd SETIAN SALON Of BEAUTY 806 Reservoir Avenue, Cranston Brazil right now," the aide said . 942-9599 A HAPPY AND HEAL THY NEW YEAR "and have a good chance of becoming No. 2 next year." A Stoff of 10 Expert Mole Hair Stylists Another rationa le for the trade NEW YEAR GREETINGS gap is the fact that. Israel's H. CARR & SONS, INC. reserves in foreign currency have been soaring si nce the restoration A HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR of the Middle East cease-fire three PLASTERING CONTRACTORS years ago. MR. and MRS. JERRY SHAULSON The reserves stand at $1.5 billion this year. compared with and Sons, DAVID, JOSEPH and SAMUEL $1.2 billion last year and less than 98 Sheffield Road, Cranston WALL AND CEILING SYSTEMS $500 million in 1970. PROVIDENCE, R. I. Rising prices on the world WITH BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR MR. and MRS. ISADORE KRASNOFF 20475 CHEYENNE DETROIT, MICHIGAN ALL OF US WITH BEST WISHES FOR A NEW YEAR at OF HAPPINESS, HEALTH AND PROSPERITY IVY APOTHECARY

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THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1973 - 19 SHOW DEFECTS TEL AV IV - Preliminary speech and hearing disorders have Soviet Torah Scrolls OUR VERY BEST WISHES res u Its of Is r a e I's first disclosed that more children suffer comprehensive screening of from speech defects than from 'Stolen' Says SSSJ FOR THE NEW YEAR elementary school pupils for hearing problems. NEW YORK - The Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry reported GRAYSON'S of PROVIDENCE National Conference of Christians and Jews that 11 of the 12 Torah scrolls in the Leningrad synagogue have We Specialize in Sizes 16 ½ to 60 ' 221 Waterman s,,..,, Providence been "stolen," the twelfth scroll E.dends New Year GrNtings With The Sincere Hope That The Year 5734 . 1973-1974 W;// &ring Peace desecrated , and t h e ark BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR And Understanding To All Peoples Of Tho World vandalized. VERNON LISBON, Director "All indications are that this 'robbery' was in· fact a deliberate JO-ART COPY SERVICE removal by Soviet authori ties of 102 WATERMAN STREET WITH BEST WISHES FOR the most sacred object and HAPPY AND HEAL THY NEW YEAR strongest symbol just before the 421-5160 High Holy Days,". the SSSJ stated. Centredale Monumental Co. This combined with the recent HOLIDAY GREETINGS death of the ve nerable and sai nted Rabbi Chaim Lubanov (the Rabbi HElPY-SELFY CEMETERY LETTERING of Leningrad) is indeed a serious & MARKING blow to Soviet Jews." COIN-OPERA TED LAUNDRY The SSSJ called on all " fai r­ 675 OAKLAWN AVENUE, ROUTE S, CRANSTON minded people to demand of 13 Bucklin Ave., Johnston Soviet authorities the immediate 231-1440 return of the scrolls before they arc damaged or destroyed." Rabbi BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Lubanov. Leningrad's only rabbi. died August 20 at the age of 95 . J. W. CORR AGENCY, INC.

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Now both their isolation and the " uqal," or "knowers,'· and the A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR she was there under strict condi­ their religious cohesion are erod- "juhal." or " ignorant." The uqal. tions. She wears a special uniform ing. said to make up less tha n 10 per with long sleeves. Her instructors Leaving the Villages cent of the Druses. include wom­ and patients are all fem ale. and Young Druse men, better edu­ en. They wear dark robes and Nina Ferrie - Joseph Ferrre each night she is escorted back to cated tha n their fathers and given white hats, cut their hair short. ab­ her village. a taste of non-Druse society and stain from tobacco and alcohol Miss Elmaza. who is 15 years culture through service in the Is­ a nd go to the "k hilweh, " a sim ple LICENSED ELECTROLOGISTS old , is a Druse. and the connict raeli armed forces. are leaving the hall of worship. 10 pray on Sunday between her and rhe village elders villages for better-paying jobs in and Thursday eve nings. is indicati ve of the changes taking the cities. Their sisters have begun A major controversy arose ear· 187 WESTMINSTER STREET 920 SMITH STREET place among one of Israel's mos! to push for more schooling and for li er this year when Mu sbah Ha­ GA 1-1869 colorful a nd devout minority jobs outside 1he home. labi. a juha l from Dahlia1-el-Car­ Fewer young people arc show­ mel a nd a member of leadin g ing an interest in following Drusc Druse family. published a book Marion, Debby, Patricia and Jeanie New Year Greetings rel igious practices. and for many about hi s people thal included a MT. Pl.EASANT th e road 10 power a nd status is short secti on on the religion. He from ALUMINUM PRODUCTS now through policies rather 1han said . among other 1hings. 1h a1 ii the religious hierarchy. 292-296 Academy Ave., Prov. leaches that God took on hum an VIA DA VINCI Rafik Halabi. a 28-year-old shape six times a nd wo uld even­ 861-7740 resident of the vi ll age of Osi fya tu a ll y return as a messiah to save BEAUTY SALON who se rves as an aide on Arab ar. believers and banish infidels. fairs to Mayor Teddy Kollek of 121 WAYLAND AVENUE 831-9664 "-'ew Year Greetings Elders of th e religion who Jcrsu sa lem and returns· to hi s are reportedly au1hori zcd 10 !el l WOULD LIKE TO WISH AU THEIR NEW SHANGHAI village on weekends. put the new "sacred lies .. in order to prolcct RESTAURANT CUSTOMERS AND FRIENDS at1i1udes succinct!) when he de­ the confide n1 ia li1y of th e fai th clared : .. It is impossible 10 be bo th A VERY HAPPY, HEALTHY AND Americ an and Chinese food charged him wilh dis loyall y and religious and modern.·· said 1h a1 many of hi s facts were PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR 267 Main St. , Woonsoc~el 762-136-4 The Dru scs. \\ hose precise cth· in correct. Mr. Halabi replied 1h a1 ni c background is unclear. he sa id noth ing thal ha s nol al­ emerged as a d1 stin (.' ti ve Islamic ready been published in sc holarly sec! ,n Egypt aboul A .D. 1020. circles but he ha s reponedly They look !heir name from a Per­ agreed to make changes in future sian mys 1i c. Mohammad Ben ls­ editions ne ve rtheless . mail cl -Dara,i. but trace th ei r ori • The conlrovcrsy is o nl y one of a gins to 1hc Mid,anites of Bi blical series or re ce nt threats to the au• times. They honor Jethro. the hi gh thorily of the Drusc ciders. whose priest of the Midianites and fa. titles arc religious bu! whose in ­ ther-i n-l aw of Moses. as their ma­ flu ence affects a ll aspecls of !he jor prophet. palriarcha l socicly. 40,000 in Israel One eff ccl of this !rend has There are abou t 40,000 Druscs been a decline in re li gious int erest in Israel including 4,000 who in the yo unger ge nerat ion. Dru ses live on the Golan heights in ler­ living in urban a r.eas and holding ritory laken from Syria during the responsi bl e' jobs in ' secular soc ic1y 1967 war and 330,000 more in are reluctant to wea r religious Syria and Lebanon. where they dress and find it impossible 10 re­ constit ut e a di stincti ve and turn to their vi ll ages twice a week somewhat persecuted minority. for prayer. The Israeli Druses, wh o li ve pri­ Even more radical is the new marily in I 8 vi ll ages throughout mood among Druse women. who Galilee. fought on the side of the are sti ll addressed as "ya mas­ Jews du ring the War of Indepen­ tu ra, .. which mea ns "thou· hidden dence of 1948 and consider them­ one. •· sel ves full Israeli s. Si nce 1955. at The Druse women's liberation their request. their young _men movement began 16 years ago have been required to serve 2 when Houriah-Shami Birani. the regul ar three-year terms in the daughter of a shi ek. rejected the army. bridegroom se lected for her by her An important key to the survi­ family and began organizing a Happy New Year from the makers of over 400 Kosher val of the Druses as a people has women's club. been their nonconformist re li gion, About 180 Druse women now products marketed under our own private which is considered heretical by work in textile factories, a nd last labels. They're all marked with the (Q) other Moslems and has persisted month seven you ng women, in­ in secret even in si tu a ti ons where cluding Mi ss Elmaza, accepted a Kosher symbol and prepared under strict the Druses showed ou t ward rabbinical supervision. Whys~ many? Government offer to become th e conformity to C hristian a nd fir st Druse nurses. Druse girls still orthodox Moslem customs. dress modestly, but vei ls have giv­ Lit1le is known about the Druse en way to thin white scarves, and religion except for some basic they no longer decline to speak to Because WE CARE It fD facts. is nontheistic, with an ab­ men in public. stract concept of God, has five One thing that the Druses have prophets, teaches .reincarnation in their favor is that despite the changes that are occurring, the de­ si re to preserve their distinctive identify remains high. The rate of Best Wishes for a Happy inter-marriage remains low, and even those who do not practice the and Healthy New Year traditional religion are committed to its preservation.

DOCTOR KILLS SELF MOSCOW - A 39-year-old Jewish woman physician from Mr. and Mrs. Eli A. Cohen Kazakhstan in the Soviet Union has committed suicide after she and was dismissed from her job at a local hospital, according to reports Eli and Bessie Cohen Foundation Camps reaching Tel Aviv. The woman who had not requested to go t~ Israel, left a letter saying she could not bear the shame of being dismissed. She was dismissed together with three other Jewish physicians, Dr. Gabriel Belitzeh. CAMP PEMBROKE CAMPTEVYA CAMP TEL NOAR chief surgeon of the hospita l, .Dr. Brookline, New Hampshire Hampstead, New Hampshire Cogan and Dr. Lieberman, none Pembroke, Mass. of whom had asked for exit visas. The dismissals were seen as a symptom of the anti-Semitism that OFFICE TEL AC 617 - 438-0003 has been swecpin the Kazakhstan region. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1973 - 2 1 A HAPPY NEW YEAR Mrs. Meir Asks US 1Canada BEST WISHES FOR A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR DA PONTE BROTHERS FURNITURE CO. For Accelerated Support Moritz Beauty Salon 245 Child St., Warren WASHINGTON - Israel's expressing cnt1c1sm or taking any 97 New London Avenue 245-6743 Premier Golda Meir warned acti on against Arab terror and for Appointment CALL 944•9717 American and Canadian Jewish murder.'· communities th at without The Israel Bond Organization's New Year Greetings from intensified financial support in the board of directors announced the BEST HOLIDAY-GREETINGS from Mr. and Mrs. Abe Weinstein coming months Israe l would hav e appoi ntment of Michael Arnon. of serious problems in absorbing a secretary of Israel's cabinet. as Phyllis and Herb Leapman of WEINSTEIN '. S heavy flow of immigra nt s. president a nd chief executi ve Service Station particu larly from the Soviet offi cer of the organiza ti on. Mr. THE SOFA SHOPPE 272-3663 Union. Arnon. who will resign his present 221 Smith St. Providence Gov. Francis Shopping Center, Warwick Hq ca ll for accelerated post in Jerusalem . had served as assistance was made in a Israel's consul general in New telephone message fr om Jerusa lem York and as ambassador to BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR t o m o re th a n 600 J ew ish Gha na. communal leaders at the closing M o rri s Sipse r . national YARNS AND NEEDLECRAFTS session of the three-day annual campaign director of Israel Bonds. nati onal leadership conference of was named as executive vice Cedar Swamp R-d, Greenville !◄ the Israel Bond Organiza ti on at president of the organi zation. 231-8570 , the Washington Hilton Hotel. Sam Rothberg. the general t .. It would be one of the blackest chai rman. an noun ced that during chapters in the ~i story of our the fir st eight months of this yea r ◄ people if for lack of resources Israel bo nd proceeds in the free THE EMPLOYEES Of Israel failed to live up to its world amounted to S 155.860.000. commitments to off er Ru ssian As in previous yea rs 85 per cent Jews a new and decent life.'· Mrs. of the total came fr om this JOEL ZARUM, INC. Meir said. country and the ba lance fr om 'Spark of Hope· Canada and ot her nations. The Extend Wishes For Depic ting the problem s of goa l this yea r is $360-million. settling more than 60.000 Russian Rabbi Le on Kr onish. a co• A Healthy and Happy New Year Jews who have arr ived in Israel chai rman of the bond ca mpaign. si nce 1970. Mrs. Meir sa id thi s said th at the firs t major project I num ber was "only ~ beginni ng in th is fall would be to obtai n the the program of sav ing Soviet participation of a thousand JOEL ZARUM, INC. JEWELERS Jewry ... sy na gogues in the United States .. We mu st be able.'' Mrs. Meir and Canad a in a special effort 74 I0LFE ST .• CRANSTON, I.I. said . .. to give the ne wcome rs the during the Jewish high holy days. VALLEY PROPANE means of rea li zi ng th ei r hopes fo r WA STELAND Division of Volley Gos Co . NEW YORK The Soviet A NEW, MODERN, LP-GAS a new life so th at the spark of BULK DELIVERY SERVICE hope may be kept ali ve among U n io n h as become .. a n " ... and gather us together from the four 724-9100 those still wai ting to join us ... unpara ll eled rel ig ious and spiritual Ir a Guild en, a New York wasteland .. for its Jewish ci tizens. corners of the earth to our land." NEW YEAR GREETINGS industriali st a nd banker. who was it was cha rged by Rabbi Irwin M . elected chai rma n of the Israe l Bl ank of Br ookline. President of Bond Organiza ti on·s boa rd of the Sy n agog u e Counc il of WITH BEST WISHES directors. told the delega tes that in America. the fir st seven months of this yea r WISHING YOU All THE FOR A NEW YEAR New Year Greetings 18,000 Ru ssian Jews ar ri ved in S. H. WEXLER & SON BEST FOR THE NEW YEAR OF HEALTH AND HAPPINESS Israe l. and that by the end of thi s 30 Bedson Rd., Cranston mnrun nron ilJ'IIJ mlY'T year the total may exceed 30.000. OFF 1559 ELMWOOD AVE. In her message. Mrs. Meir 941-8000 For information and CABCO denounced the .. terrorism.. by AUTO AND rRUCK RODY REPAIR assistance on settling, Arab extremists th at she said PAINTING ANO LETTERING ~tudyingi or tnvesting Engineering Co. .. threatens to destroy the hopes 1n Israe during the for peace in the Middle East. .. NEW YEAR GREETINGS coming year contact: She was critical of th e United COLU:GE HOUSE 96 BAYLEY STREET Nations and internationa l civil PHARMACY _ISRAEL ALIYAH CENTER, INC. aviation groups that .. condemn PAWTUCKET, R. I. 268 Thayer Street Israel and our reticence in 31 St. James Avenue/ Park Square 274-4631 Building/ Suite 450/ Boston, Mass. 02116 Notary Public BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR BENJAMIN M. FALK INVESTMENTS HOPPIN, WATSON, INC. 146 Westminster Street, Providence, R.1. 274-8600

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957 West Shore Road, Warwick 738-1919 "ffiay You be Officers and Board of the · New England Region Rosh Hashanah is here .. . ihe beginning of a New inscribed for Year; with new ho12es and dreams for health, Rhode Island District a good year" prosperity and peace in the world . of the We wish for you and your loved ones what we wish · for our own families .. . for our children's children. Shalom. Zionist Organization Of America The Stop & Shop Companies IN C. 000 STOP & SHOP SUPERMARKETS Extend Their Greetings BRADLEES DEPARTMENT STORES 9~ To The Entire Jewish Community MEDlcMART DRUG STORES For The New Year C. B. PERKINS TOBACCO SHOPS oXo .\ 22 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 1973 THE SILVERMAN FAMILY MR; and f,\RS. Happy New Year Services Now Year Greetings RALPH W. MILLER MB. and MRS. (Continued from page I) DR. and MRS. of East Greenwich And Fomily JACK SWARTZ IRWIN A. GI.AUB.ART Extends Best Wishes 156 Sixth Street And Family services on Friday wi ll be at 8 And 5o,. For A Happy, Healthy Wish All Their Relatives and 395 Ancell Street a.m. followed by the sermon, "Mi­ Friends a Happy New Year Providence dah K 'Neged Midah" at 10:30 51 Homer Street And Prosperous New Year a.m. and the sounding of the Sho­ far at 10:45 a.m. I . NEW YEAR GREETINGS MB. and MRS. MB. and MRS. MB. and HRS. CONGREGATION WUIS WVITI MR. and MRS. SONS OF JACOB BERYL SEGAL WUIS STRASHNICK and Family EARL J. RESNICK AND SONS OF ZION Children and Grandchildrfln of 181 Tenth Street Pro,,idence :ZOI Hoflma ■ A••• NOverblllRGacl Cranstoa sermons and services at and Fomily Extend Best Wishes To All Extend Best Wishes Cong regation Sons ol Jacob and Wish Their Relatives and Relatives and Friends For To Ther Relatives and Sons ol Zion will be conducted by Prlends A Happy and ProsPeroWI l"rlends 51 Richland Road Rabb i Morris Drazi n and Rabbi A Happy New Year New Year For The New Year Cranston · A.S hapiro. Ev cning services lor Rosh Hash­ anah will start at 6: 15 o'clock on Our Best Wishes For A Wednesday, September 26. Thurs­ MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS. CHARLES TAPPER Healthy and Happy New Year A HAPPY NEW YEAR day, September 27, and Friday. I. and IRVING COKEN MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS. Scptcm ber 28. Morning services on Thursday KENNETH M. COHEN 383 Oaklawn Avenue MORRIS SA TLOFF SAM FLESCHER and Friday will be11in at 8 o'clock. 1975 Broad Street Cranston and Family and Sons, David Paul TEMPLE BET H AM Cranston Wish All Their Relatives Lewis Marc and Robert Barry 64 VASSAR AVENUE Warwick Wish Friends and Relatives and Friends Sclichos services will be held at PROVIDENCE A Very Happy Now Year A Happy New Year 19 Ray Street, Providence Temple Beth Am on Saturday. September 22. at midnight. Rabbi Bernard Rotman and Cantor MR. and MRS. Nathan Subar will conduct the services. MR. and MRS. MR. AND MRS. Charles Steingold A socia l hour at 10 p.m. will NEW YEAR GREETINGS EDWARD GOLDIN And --Children precede the services. New mem· DAVID VECKER MR. and MRS. Ellen, Sherry and Donna bers will be welcomed by Ra bbi MR. and MRS. KENNETH H. STEINGOLD Rotma n and Ir win Orleck. mem· HENRY SIEGEL MR. and MRS. And San, NEIL ROBERT bership chai rma n. Extend Best Wishes LOUIS HANDWERGER Best Wishes To Reloti-,es The commi11ee lor the socia l and Children and Frie nds on the For A Happy hour includes Elaine Botvin. Philip JOSEPH and DONALD New Year Season New Year Gcllin. Evel yn Goldstein. Marsha Wish Their Relatives Halsband. Marilyn Orleck a nd Ir ­ And Friends A Happy 18 Stadium Raad ving Za1lolf. And Prosperous DR. and MRS. Providence MR. and MRS. New Year JACOB REICH SAMUEL WEINBERG TEMPLE BETH DAVID­ and MARC ANSHEI KOV NO CHILDREN and 17 Tulip Orcle Providence Garden Oty GRANDCHILDREN Sclichos services will be held al MR . and MRS. MR. and MRS. Extend Best Wi,hes MR. and MRS. Temple Beth David-A nshci Kov no HERMAN WEINSTEIN CARL WBNBERG 5 ◄ Tome Street, Cron1ton To Their Relatives and on Saturday. September 22 . fr om IZAK BERGER and JIU AMY midnight until I a.m. on Sunday. MR. and MR~. Friends for a 103 Cove Ave., Warwick September 23. Cant or Charles HARVEY A. LEIB Happy and Healthy Best Wishes for a of Worcester, Mass. MRS. ROSE HELLMAN New Year Happy and Healthy ""6ew Year Ross will conduct the services. MR. and MRS. Student Rabbi Ir v Ung ar. Can­ IRWIN M. WBNSTEIN 65 Mitchell Street tor Ross and Cant or Ernest Cole ­ Hiklri Francine ond Mitchell :i,Provi~ence Judge and Mrs. Jacob J. Alprin ma n will conduct Rosh Hashanah of Cofifornia services on Wednesday a nd Thurs­ MR. and MRS. and FAMILY Wish All Their Friends day. September 26 and 27. at 6:30 GERALD WEINSTEIN Craig A.Ian , Jeffrey Philip and Relatives p.m. 53 Lauristan Str-t and Pomela Beth A Happy and Prosperous Shachris services on Thursday Extend Best Wishes for a Happy and Prosperous Ne°w Year of California New Year and Friday mornings. September A Hoppy New Ye ar 27 and 28. will start at 7: 45 a.m. MR. and MRS. WOLF E. MYROW a nd the sounding ol the Sholar New Year Greetings will be at 10 a. m. The rabbi wi ll To All Our Relatives And Friends and FAMILY deliver hi s sermon at 10:30 a.m. 11 Methyl Street, Providence MRS. HANNAH PUSAR TEMPLE BETH EL MR. and MRS. THEODORE FEINSTEIN Extend Best Wishes for a Happy New Year Providence To All Their Relatives and Friends Rosh Hasha nah services at AVA and PERI Temple Beth El will be held on MR. and MRS. JOSEPH W. RESS Wednesday, September 26. at 6:45 MR. and MRS. ISRAEL KAUFMAN and FAMILY and Family p.m. and 9 p.m. Rabbi Leslie Y. Gu11erman's sermon will be on 486 COLE A VENUE " The Arrogance of Power. ., MR . and MRS. SOLOMON KAUFMAN and daughter, MIRIAM Services on Thursday. Septem­ EXTEND BEST WISHES FOR ber 27, will be at 10 a.m. and 19 Ruskin Street EXTEND BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Rabbi William G. Braude will speak on "Three Pillars for the BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM Skeptic." Rabbi Braude will conduct the MR. and MRS. EDWARD I. FRIEDMAN MR. and MRS. IRWIN CHASE children's service which wi II be held at J p.m. on Thursday. He MR. and MRS. JAMES GENSER MICHAEL and BRADLEY will speak on "The Sholar from and HOLLY 10 Brookway Road, Providence the Sea." Rabbi Braude and Rabbi Gut­ MR. and MRS. MURRAY FRIEDMAN terman wi ll present Rosh Hash­ JUDI GAIL and DAVID JOSHUA MRS. ISRAEL B. DICKENS anah and Yorn Kippur messages on television again this year. BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR DR. and MRS. MAYNARD S. BURT Rabbi Braude wi II be seen on and Family WJAR-TV on Rosh Hashanah Wish Their Relatives and Friends a Happy Eve, Wednesday, September 26, MR. and MRS. PHILIP SEIDMAN and Prosperous New Year during the 6 p.m. newscast. 25 Douglas .Avenue, Providence . Rabbi Gutterman will be seen MR. and MRS. HAROLD LAKE on WPRI-TV on Yorn Kippur Debbie Ellen, Sheryl Ilene, Beth Lisa and Rhonda Lynn Eve, Friday, October 5, also at 6 MR. and MRS. M. DAVID SEIDMAN MR. and MRS. JOSEPH BLOCK p·.m. Renee Audrey and Jill Michelle MR. and MRS. MICHAEL SEIDMAN 1 Summer Street, Narragansett There will be a Kol Nidre broadcast Friday night at 8 p.m. and Lee Alan over WPJB-TV with Rabbi Gut­ Extend Best Wishes For A Hop.py and Prosperous New Year Extend Best Wishes For A Happy New Year terman, Cantor Norman Gewirtz I and the Beth El choir.

MR. and MRS. TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL BEST WISHES FOR A HEALTHY, Providence HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR All services at Temple Beth Is­ LOUIS L. ROTTENBERG rael during the High Holy _Days FROM will be conducted by Rabbi Jacob CHILDREN and . Ha ndler and Cantor Karl S. Kritz together wi th the lull temple choir, Rep. and Mrs. Bernard C. Gladstone GRANDCHILDREN accompanied by David Mutchell , organist. AND FAMILY Wish Th'eir Friends and Relatives C harles Bojar wi ll be in charge I ANDREA, BRUCE, JEFFREY AND SCOTT ,A Ve r.y. H.app.y an~ Prosperous New. Year.. of the Shachris pr.iyers on Rosh (Continued on Foll owi ng Page) l ~·--- ~- - :..

THE RHODE IS LAND H ER ALD F R IDAY SEPTEMBER 21 1973 - 23 H e_rald _subscribers ..comprise _an DR. and MRS. - ·­ MR . and MRS . " HAPPY NEW YEAR Services act ive buyi ng m arket. For SAMUEL H. KOUFFMAN PAUL GOLDSTEIN MR: and MRS. (Conti nued from Preceding Page) excellent results, advertise in the EDWARD 0 . ADI.ER and Family Herald. Call 724-0200 or 724- 25 KILLDEER ROAD Mr. and Mrs. Ethan J. Adler 677 Hope StrNt Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Solo­ WARWICK 0202. Elon and Susan Wish Relatives and f riend s mon Selinker wi ll chant the Mich­ Extend Best Wishes 18 Memorial Road A Happy New Year ah services Erev Y om Tov and the For a Happy New Year Maariv prayers closing Yom Kip­ BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR pur. Happy New Year Children·s services will be held MR . and MRS. MR. and MRS. MR. and MRS. MAX TIPPE MB. a.nd MRS. in the chapel al 11 a.m. AARON COHEN _MILTON _SCHOENBERG WILLIAM S. KLITZNER Selichos services will be held al 20 Sparrow Stree t a.nd Fa.mib' midnight on Saturday. September 309 Lowell Avenue Wish Relatives a nd friends af 28 ~lllaoly Drive 1 Tlmberla.nd Drive 22, following a social hour al I I A Happy and Warwick, R. I. IJncoln, R. I. p.m .. Prosperous New Yea r Wish All Their Relatives Evening services on Wednesday. MRS. JOSEPH COHEN and Friends September 26, will be al 8: 10 MR. a.nd MRS. 22 Spa rrow Street A Happy and Prosperoll8 o"clock. Services on Thursday and Providence New Year LOUIS I. SWEET Friday morning will be al 8:30 fol­ HAPPY NEW YEAR Wishes Everyone A Very And Fa.mib' lowed by Torah reading and Mu­ MR. and .MRS. saL The sounding of the Sholar Happy New Year A HAPPY NEW YEAR from lenckea Bill Road will be al 11 a.m. On Thursday JOEL ROBINSON Lincoln the rabbi's sermon will be on .. The MR. and MRS. Gary, Michael, Jamie MR. and MRS. Three Voices."" and on Friday will WALLACE H. G ENSER Extend Be8t Wish es For 223 LOVE LANE LAWRENCE KOFFLER A Happy New Year be entitled ··The Book or Lire ... And Chlldttn Services on Thursday evening will RoneUe, Sheryl a nd Erick WARWICK, R.I. and daughter, Lisa start al 6:30 o"clock . 76 Summit Avenue MR. and MRS. TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM A H appy New Year MR. and MRS. STEPHEN KOFFLER Pro,idence A Happy New Year and daughters, IRA S. GALKIN Rabbi Nathan N . Rosen. Hillel To All Our Samara Rachael, director and Jewish uni ve rsi ty NEW YEAR GREETINGS Re latives and Fr iends and Family chaplain emeritus or Brown Uni­ MR . and MRS . Debra Lyn versity. will orri ciate as guest rabbi PERRY BRIU MR . and MRS. a nd cantor al the High Hohday JOSEPH ACKERMAN Wish Their Rela tives 61 BELVEDERE DRIV E a nd frie nds services al Temple Beth Sholom. CRANSTON , R.I . and Family A Happy and Prosperous On Saturday. September 22. al DR. and MRS. midnight. Selichos services wi ll be 300 East Shore Orcle New Ye a r ' conducted. Precedi ng the services MILTON LEVIN MR. and MRS. there will be a correc hour starling William Allan, Larry Robert : DR. and MRS. al 11 :JO p.m. D AV ID KOTLEN MR. and MRS. and Joan Susan Rosh Hashanah services on of Glocester VICTOR GOLD of 11 0 Savoy StNet HYMAN GOLDSTEIN Wednesday. September 26. will Wlsh Their Relatives and and Childre n Providence and DAVID begin al 6:30 p.m. Friends A Happy and JUDITH ANN DR. and MRS. 84 Fosdyke Street Services o n Thursday. Septem­ Pros~rous New Year SUMNER and BETH ber 27. and Friday. September 2M. SHARI CYNTHIA HENRY LEVIN POMERANZ 32 Dartmouth Road and children will begin al 9 a.m. Unda Beth, Lari Ann A Very Happy New Year Cranston and Steven Irwin HOWARD and TEMMA TEMPLE BETH TO RAH MR . and MRS. MR . and MRS. of 81 Rockriclge Road HOLLAND Cranston and children MICHAEL THALER DAVID GOLD Uncoln Rabbi Saul Leem an and Cant or KENT and TARA Joshua Martin ARTHUR and ELLEN PRICE Jack Smith will conduct Selichos Wish Relatives and friends 11 Blue Bonnet Road Daniel Rene( and Children services on Saturday . September A Happy and Prosperous Cranston, R. I. A Healthy and Happy New Year A HAPPY NEW YEAR 22. al midnight. Preceding the ser­ New Year vi ces. starting al 11 p.m .. Rabbi Leem an will conduct a n inr ormal DR. and MRS. JOSEPH J. FISHBEIN program. MR. and MRS. MAURICE LEACH and CHILDREN Rosh Hashanah services on and FAMILY SHARI LYNNE, KEITH JASON, JANNI RAE, AMY JIU Wednesday. September 26. will be 39 Creston Wa.y I: al 8:30 p.m. Services on Thursday 1 S2 President Avenue, Providence WISH ALL THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS EXTEND BE ST WISHE S FO R A VERY HAPPY. HEA LTHY AND and Friday mornings. September A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO THEIR FRIE NDS AND RELAT IVES 27 and 28. will slarl al 8: 15 o"clock . A family service will be held al 7:30 p.m. on Thursday. MR. and MRS. SIDNEY EISENSTADT BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR September 27 . TEM PLE EMANU-EL MRS. MINNIE SUGERMAN DR. and MRS. MARC HERBERT RICHMAN Providence of 12S Beochmont Avenue, Cranston 291 COLE A VENUE T he observance the High Holy wish all their family and friends Days al Temple Emanu -EI will be­ a happy, healthy a nd prosperous New Ye a r PROVIDENCE gin with a study session al I0 :30 p.m. preceding the Selichos ser­ vices which are schedul ed for mid­ DR. and MRS. BENSON E. GOLD BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR ni ght. Saturday. September 22. Andrew Richard, Robert Daniel DR. and MRS. MICHAEL L. RUBINSTEIN T he study session, which wi ll be Jason Gregory, Terrence James led by Rabbi Joel H. Zai ma n. wi ll 377 Narragansett Parkway, Warwick and ANDREW and MAHRA be held in the chapel and wi ll be Extend Best Wishes For a ·Ha ppy, 24S SlATER AVENUE, PROVIDENCE fo ll owed by a social hour. Selichos Hea lthy and Pr osperous New Year services will be conducted by Rab­ bi Eli A. Bohnen and Rabbi Zai ­ man and will be chanted by Can­ MR. and MRS. IRVING A. ACKERMAN NEW YEAR GREETINGS 75 Ooldown Avenue, Cranston tor Ivan E. Perl man and the choir. MR. a nd MRS. ARTHUR M. ACKERMAN MR. and MRS. MURRAY FREEDMAN under the direction or Frederick 3900 Post Road, Warwick and sons, MARK and BRIAN A. MacArthur al the Eva Bader MR . and MRS. fDWARD D. ROTMER Memorial Organ. MICHEUE and GREGORY MRS. GERTRUDE EKSTROM 141 Robson Street, Cranston Rosh Hashanah services will be­ DR . and MRS. HARRY E. PASS 124 Warrington Street, Providence, R.1 . gi ri Wednesday. September 26, al JODI and LORI 6:30 p.m. in the main .sanctuary Stamford, Conn. wi th Rabbi Bohnen preaching the JIEST WISHES FOR A· VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR MR. and MRS. THOMAS ROSENFIELD sermon. and Children, Joel, Jay and Usa Three si multaneous services wi ll be conducted al 9:45 a. m on Wish Their Relatives and friends Thursday and Friday, September MR. and MRS. ARTHUR KORMAN A Happy, Healthy and Prosperous 27 and 28. Rabbi Bohnen and New Year Cantor Perlman wi ll conduct the services in lhe main synagogue as­ 73 Weizmann Boulevard sisted by the choir, under the di­ Netanyal. Israel MR. and MRS. WILLIAM ORLECK recti on of Mr. MacArthur. Ra bbi MYRNA and GARY Zaiman will ofri ciale at the new We extend our best wishes syn agogu e with Canto r Kn to our family and friends 71 Grand View Avenue, Uncoln Flaschner, accompani ed by Ell ena for a healthy, prosperous DiNillo al lhe organ. In the meet­ BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR ing house, Rabbi J ack Bloom will New Year, and Peace in Israel lead the services wi th Cantor Mor­ MR. and MRS. Ion Freeman who will be accom­ panied by Mr s. Louis Baru ch Ru­ BEN ASKINS binstein al the organ. 93 Overhill Road, Providence Preliminary services for a ll war- . IN MEMORY OF and Daughter and Son-in-Law shipers will be held in the new synagogue at 9 a.m. on Thursday MR. and MRS. and Friday, September 27 and 28. SAM RIDDELL FRED MARGOLIS A family service will be con­ SCOTT, and WAYNE ducted on Thursday, September and Grandsons, SETH 27, at 6: 15 p.m. Rabbi Bloom's From WIFE 16 Shields Street, Newport sermon will be directed to the chil­ PAULINE RIDDELL dren: Extend Best Wishes To All Their Friends and Relatives Children's services will be held For a Happy and Healthy New Year RUTH, ESTELLE, ARLINE (Continued on Following Page) ---- -= .....='- =

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Holiday Greetings Happy New Year NEW YEAR GREETINGS Of Happy New Y:ear AUDETTE PLUMBING DOROTHY R. WINN The Jews GEEK'S DRUM SHOP CRANSTON & HEATING, INC. Soprano 385 Westminster St. FANCY WIRE CO. 138 Cowden St., Central Falls ELEANOR YERZLEY Latin America Drummln&' Instruction By 101 Blackstone StNel Accompanist By MARSHALL T. MEYER George B . .Geer-George E. Barron Providence 723°3374 PL 1-0528 331-2500 379-9808 C ondensed }...ram PO/NTl:.R / Rabbi Meyer. American-born and edu cated, has li ved in Argentina New Year Greetings NEW YEAR GREETINGS NEW YEAR GREETINGS since l'J59 where he serves as rec­ EDGEWOOO BEAUTY SHOP BROOKNER FLORIST NEW YEAR GREETINGS tor of the Seminario Rabinico 1832 Broad Street Flowers For All Occasions Latinoamericano and rabbi of th e EL-DEE Cranston 204 8'oad Street Communidad Bet I:.'/. Bu enos 421-2S38 - 7S 1-SSS3 FURNITURE CO. CLARK & A ires./ 781-S677 COOMBS CO. COMPLETE I[ one we re to take seri ously NEW YEAR GREETINGS what some spokesmen have said, HOME FURNISHINGS ii would appear that the approxi­ New Year Greetings 162 CLIFFORD ST . mately 800.000 Jews dwelling in PERRY 2240 Mineral Sprln~ Ave. Latin America are faced with a PROVIDENCE, R. I. MUSIC STUDIO Centredale CE 1-7390 rash or vi rulent anti-Semitism a nd Ms, Inc. are pa ni c-s tri cken. One might also HIBBARD A. PERRY, Di,-ctor come to the conclusion that the Gvitor • Wutern & Popular 278 Thayer Street Classic Guitar majority or these Jews are selling Best Wishes For A Hawaiian Guitar their belongi ngs and queui ng up Providence, R.. I. Bc?n jo, Mandolin Happy And Healthy New Year fo r the ne xt boa t or plane to Israel & Folk Guitar 357 Westminster Street as we ll as other western democrat­ Gifts ic countries. 331-8145 PROVIDENCE Such thoughts and impressions YARN CO INC arc incorrect. ir responsible and UNITED without foundation. Fi rst or a ll. ii is most misleading 10 lu mp 800.000 people together and speak Sincerest Wis hes SUPPLY as th ough a ll or the Jews in Lalin 1 Extends Towne Shoppe • · To the Members America are in exactly the same position. II is impossib le 10 speak HAIRDRESSERS of COMPANY Best Wishes or Argentine Jewry in the same fashi on that one speaks or the CALL TEMPLE BETH DAVID­ Jews or Chile or or Bolivia. fo r ex­ ANSHEI KOVNO ample. On purely demographic BARRINGTON For A Happy, grounds, each community prese,,ts its peculiar pr oble ms. Sisterhood The continent is in the throes or 245-6280 Mothers' Association Healthy And a social revolution with varying tU I COUIOY ID. Men's Club 361 Jefferson Blvd. degrees or vio lence. The tradition­ al military dic1a1orsh1ps cont inue UP.RIN6TOII from Prosperous 10 fl our is h a nd the go/pes de es­ Warwick, R. I. tado (coups d'e1 a1) arc as frequent AT THE SHOPPING CTII. CANTOR and MRS . tod ay as they were seve ral decades CHARLES ROSS New Year ago. With the exception or Br a,il 739-8000 (population ove r 90 million: Jew­ A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR ish population some 150.000 principa ll y loca ted in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro). the vast ma­ BEST WISHES FOR A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR jority of countries are faci ng a sev­ VIC GEMMA'S ere economic crisis. recession. a nd GENERAL GLASS CO. even depression with a growing in­ GRAND JEWELRY • Aluminum Doors and Entrances • Store Fronts • Mirrors dex of unemployed. Latin America DIAMOND APPRAISERS is suffering (or enjoying as the SID ALTMAN, Manager 187 Westminster Street, Providence 421-4051 222 Hamilton Street 467-6650 case may be) one of the most im­ port ant popu lati on explosions on the globe. There are some 230 OUR VERY BEST WISHES BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR milli on pe op le living on the con ti ­ nent. a nd the prognosis is that FOR THE NEW YEAR there wi ll be some 500 millions by BARNES RUBBER CO., INC. ARMBRUST CHAIN CO. AUTHORIZED DEALIH FOi RHODE ISLAND (Continued on Followi ng Page) flRESTONE TIRES 735 Allens Avenue Providence, R.I. 750 Reservoir Avenue, Cranston 943-1616 Services (Continued fr om Preceding Page)

NEW YEAR GREETINGS fr om 11 : 15 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on NEW YEAR GREETINGS both mornings of Rosh Has hanah. EDWARD F. CAPALDI, INC. They wi ll be conducted in fou r lo­ WATER - GAS - SEWER ca ti ons under the direction of the LINCOLN PACKING CO. rel1gious school sta ff. - MEATS - CONSTRUCTION On the afte rno on or the fir st Old Crow Pt. Rd ., Lincoln Moiling Address: P.O.Box 22, Saylesville, R.I. day of Rosh Hashanah, Thursday, September 27 . at 5 p.m., members BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR of Temple Emanu- EI will meet at BEST WISHES 4:30 p.m. at the tem pl e a nd wi ll wa lk to the Seekonk Ri ve r for the FOR A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR ceremony of Tashlich. From BEECROFT A special service has been pre­ pared for this religious rite in which sins are symbolically cast Sterling Engineering and pagH+ - off into a body of wa ter. TEMPLE SINAI Cranston Construction Co., · Inc. Where the Promise Is Performed The annu al Selichos service at 38 North Court Street, Providence PL 1-1234 Temple Sinai will be held on Sat­ 333 NIANTIC AVENUE 944-2500 urday, September 22, at mid night. MARC J. PEARLMAN Pro vidence-Oanston Line Immediately following the service, a breakfast sponsored by the Men's Club of the temple will be served. Rosh Hashanah services wi ll be .\LL COOD WISHES FOR A HAPPY held starting on Wednesday, Sep­ .\ ND PROSPl::ROL' S N EW n :,\R LABOR POOL tember 26, with evening services "All Types of Industrial Workers-Mala or Female" at 8:30. Services on Thursday, ub RELIABLE - EXPERIENCE!). September 27, wi ll begi n at 9 a.m. :i .. ,·:..~ TEMPORARY -HELP with a children's service in the • Lumbermen ' ,U. A MOMENTS HOtlcl YMCA sanctu ary . Adu lt a nd youth ser­ : : : ~:~:~,~~n~n51rl ,/ ALL HELP FULLY INSURED• ON OUR PAYROLL • Stock Workers ,/ REPUTATION BUILT ON CUSTOMER SATISFACTION vices will begin at 10:30 a.m. with • Yard Help ,, wt HANOLE ALL INSURANCE, TAXES, 'IIECORtt the youth services being held on PROVIDENCE o Factory ,/ RATES BY HOUR, DAY, WEEK OR PC -RATES the lower level. • Pack•· ,/ ONE CALL-ONE INYOICE•DNE CHECK· Excerpts from the Rosh Hash­ • Movors ,/ OPEN 8,00 All-MOJl,UT. anah evening servi ce as condu cted CENTRAL ·DIVISION at Te{l'l ple Sinai will be broadcast 160 IROAD STREET 9 421-4886 over radio station WPSB at 8 p.m. PROVIDENCE NATIONWIDESINCI! 1946 Senlilf All llduslrlll Artll Day ti' Nlll!f on Wednesday, September 26, and 36 RICHMOND ST. PROVIDENCE excerpts from the Yorn Kippur evening service as conducted at Temple Beth El will be broadcast NEW YEAR GREETINGS 331-9200 over radio station WPSB at 8 p.m . . on friduy, October 5. II' . - ....

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New Year Greetings New Year Greetings New Year Greetings The Jews Of A Happy Ne w Year EVEREADY ELECTRIC MARSHALL ELECTRIC CO. from from 5 Brow Street, Ba rrington Small Appliance Repairing Latin Americ a (Continu ed fr om Preceding P age) SPINTEX CHerry 5-7812 681 Westminster Street C. P. WATSON CORPORATION 331 ~1166 I 990!· The ce nter of Jewish lif eon the continent in terms of demogra - - phy and organized Jewish lif e is Asphalt Driveways and ISMAR and ESTHER PICK Re- and ARON and ALAYNE PICK Cesspool Cleaners Buenos Aires. The Argentine Parking Areas for BODY & FENDER public has some 23 million in- Coll 463-9797 ARNOLD'S Barrington habitants and some 500,000 Je ws , GOURMET ~5-5686 alth ough the !alter statis tic is a ny- thing but scientifically determi ned. Anytime Wish All Their Friends a'IIL Frank J. Palumbo The majority of the Jews on the 24 AUTO BODY & And Customers HOUR RADIATOR A HaooY New Year 30 Maple Avenue conti nent arc middle class and 11 1s TOWING • 804 Reservoir Avenue the middle class th at has the most WR~'c"KER WORKS INC. New Yea r Greetings O ur Sincere Wishes Cranston to lose by the onrushing social and SERVICE~ 943-1184 political re vo lution. The ve ry For A Happy, EXPERT wealthy individua ls have sufficient Healthy and Prosperous PA~~:~G (REPMiiike N I. LEWIS SNYDER money invested in the United New Year dial 722-9200 '\. 370 PawtuckelAve ., Pawtucket"­ "Super-Sonic" States or Europe to . offer them complete mobility should the situ­ Ivy Apothecary New Year Greetings Automatic ation warrant escape. The lowe r classes have not hing to lose and REUBEN COHm, Llc. No. 73 Car Wash Reetstered Phannaclst everything to gai n by the revolu­ 580 Reservoir Avenue ti on. If the Jews are to suffe r. and Hope Street a nd A HAPPY NEW YE AR 781-8912 w:~:h~762 Hope Street there is every indication that the) Rochambeau Avenue Extends Best Wishes A Happy New Year wi ll. it will be because they are G A 1-3047 DUNCAN For A Happy New Ye a r mem bers of the middle class. not because they are Jews. RYNNE'S The un certainty th at marks Lat­ New Year Greetings SPORTS NEW YEAR GREETINGS in America n Jewish life today is Beautiful principally a n economic and politi­ Charles H. Wagner EQUIPMENT GANNON ROLLING GREENS ca l un certainty. No rc,ponsiblc Company 565 CENTRAL AVENUE & observer can say that anli-Scmi­ PAWTUCKET Golf Course SCOTT tism is non-exi stent. It obv1ousl) and does exist. in va rying degrees. de• Modern Sanitary Rende ring 728-3580 1585 Ten Rod Rd . INC. pe nd ing on the countr) . Bui I Co., Inc. No. Kingstown, R.I . wou ld catcgor1ca ll ) ~late th ­ tations. At present there

26 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 21 1973 New Year Greetings A HAPPY NEW YEAR The Jews Of New Year Greetings IDA THORSON CHRISTENSEN REUABLE VENETIAN MANCHESTER 781-6409 STUDIO OF MUSIC BUND CO. & HUDSON CO. Massase Therapy La tin America R.M .T. and L.P.N. Piano - Orran - Accordion 1366 Broad Street 300 Stotion St., C,anston 35? Westminster St. (Con tinued from Preceding Page) 467-8815 NEW YEAR GREETINGS 421~02?? 461-2889 vide o (Uruguay) and a fourth has been nam_ed professor al 1he Semi­ nario. There are two 01her gradu­ LOUISE SIMONE NEW YEAR GREETINGS ates who are completing 1heir doc­ BEAUTY SALON Best Wishes For The New Year Greetings torates at 1he Jewish Theological 185 Kearney St., C,anston Seminary, New York, and the 942-9102 And Best Wishes Hebrew Universily. The Semi­ Extends Best Wishes To ARMEN'S For The New Year Warwick nario a lso has secondary, unive r­ O..r Friends and Patrons Fo.- a Very Happy New Year sity and adult classes. Camp Ra­ Hardware Co., Inc. LOUIS & CO. Travel mah, an educational summer camp Hardware- Tools-Plumbing for youngs1ers be1ween the ages of Luggage and Gifts New Year Greetings 9 a nd 17. is sponsored by Commu­ Electrical & Housewares 44 Weybos1et Street nidad Bet El. which is o ne of 1he STATE BATTERY CO. 739-4848 '49 Fountain St. Sapolin Paints Providence active affiliates of 1he World Council. Jooeph Pls&tUN1 765 Broad Strfft 941-3600 Harold l. Kendall Jr. In the AM IA elec1ions las1 UN 1-287? month (AM IA: the largest orga­ nized Ashkenazi K ehillah in 1he Jewish world). only 7.000 mem­ Best Wishes For A bers of some 250.000 vo ted . Such Happy New Year Pilling wa s the econ omic crisis racing or­ BEST WISHES FOR A Chain Company ganized Argenlinc Jewry th al lasl Rogowicz & Tencza, year the Va-ad fla-chi1111 ch (the HAPPY AND HEAL THY Manufacturers of NEW YEAR Zipper Parts EQUIPMENT CO. Jewish Board of Educ.Ilion) bor­ rowed one million doll ars fr om the PAINTS 90 Bay Spring Avenue 557 Waterman Ave. Slale of . Israel 10 help mainlain WALLPAPER Barrington East Providence the day schools which educate 246-0100 GEneva 8-5507 some 17. 000 students. Aliyah. al• ,. 1 GOVERNOR STREET though growing. is fa r from reach­ Extends Best Wi shes For A EXTENDS BEST WISHES PROVIDENCE ing important proportions. Un­ Wayland Square Very Hoppy New Yeor FOR A VERY HAPPY 421-6623 UNlon 1-6663 NEW YEAR doub1edly more and more people arc thinking about ii. bu t a t present there is no "holcsa lc movement of Jews. NEW YEAR GREETINGS BEST WISHES•- FOR A HAPP Y HOLIDAY Thal the vast maJorlly or JCl' S have li11lc or nothing 10 do w11h HELENE'S BEAUTY SALON organi,c-d Jc"ish life. whether in dorothy _kay cultural or social terms. ca nn ot be Hair Coloring • Styling • Cutting gainsaid . That the Ar ab League is 1180 Park Avenue, Cranston 944-9711 18 SOUTH ANGELL STREET WAYLAND SQUARE doi ng a ll it can to promote ant 1- Sc111111sm in te"rms of ;..1 nt1 -L1 on1 st or ;..1 nt i- lsracl feelin gs hkc" isc can­ A HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR not be gai n aid. But ab0l'C and be­ We Extend Best Wishes For A Very Happy New MAYOR and MRS. yond all of these consi deratio ns, 11 Year to our J ewish Friends and customers should be clear 1h a1 the nwJonty American Insulation And Roofing Co. of the Jews in the continent have JAMES L. TAFT,- JR. 3483 West Shore Road, Warwick RE 7-3141 adopted a lct·s wait-and-sec alti­ CRANSTON tude. Mr. a nd Mrs. Clifton F. Peasley, Sr. Reprinted from The Jewish Di gest BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Best Wishes For The New Year FOOD CENTRE Monev Or RHODE ISLAND ELECTRIC PROTECTIVE CO. 111 Mathewson Street 274-0250 935 BROAD STREET Judaism PROVIDENCE (Continued from page I) BURGLAR and FIRE ALARM SERVICE Richard P. Clark, Pres . & Treas. S. R. Gray, Gen. ~r. CHARLES TAPPER, Proprietor ingful part of the organizalion·s budget. That is, approximately 365,000 women raise approximate­ BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES FOR A NEW YEAR ly S22 million annu ally, so even a OF HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY modest gift. well within the means Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greife, of middle class families, does mat­ and Family ter. OF PAULINE'S DRESS SHOP FRANK DUPUIS COMPANY Whether the Bosto n CJ P 63 H1llslde Road Cranston presenls a contrast 10 lhe Rhode 599 Main Street, Pawtucket Island Jewish Federation is diffi­ cult for an outsider to both to de­ PAwtucket 2-0080 termine. My general impression is that the leadership ranks of CJP DICKEN'S FONTAINE'S FUEL OIL AND AUTOMATIC HEATING are, proportionate to the size of Route 1, Wrentham, Mass. the community, significantly larger and deeper (and more Jewish). It 617-384-2000 is a fact that Boston Jewry enjoys the presence of numbers of very EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY, well informed lay people, people who have a first-class knowledge HEAL THY AND PROSPEROUS of Judaism in all its aspects (not 119 Waterman Street ( Corner of Brook Street) merely ability to daven), and NEW Yl::AR KING SIZE SANDWICHES AND DEUCA TESSEN Providence does not. Part of the difference is the Hebrew College, which for several generations has sent forth to serve Boston Jewry Leonard ·A. Rotenberg and Harry Lin'ter men and women of a high order of Jewish learning and intelligence. BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Whether there is a correlation be­ -of- . From ELLIOTT and ANITA tween the presence of the Hebrew College in the alumni in the ranks * of Boston Jewish leadership and the absence of similarly educated RELIABLE GOLD LTD. men and women in Providence I BEST WISHES ON THE OCCASION OF YOUR NEW YEAR cannot say. But it is certain that Boston Jewry exhibits traits of FOR HEALTH , HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY Jewish distinction and concern ab­ ANTIQUE and UNUSUAL sent elsewhere. To take one ex­ ample, the boards and committees JEWELRY and SILVER of CJP are able to enjoy the active MAYOR leadership of people of modest CHINA means; this proves that such JOSEPH A. DOORLEY, JR. people feel they will be listened to and taken seriously. Therefore they give as much money as they AND THE can,. not merely a token or nothing 181 WAYLAND AVENUE at WAYLAND SQUARE a t a ll , and they pa rticipate DEMOCRATIC CITY COMMITTEE throughout the institutional struc­ tures of the community. Here, on WISH EVERYONE A HAPPY, the other hand, one is unable to PROSPEROUS AND HEALTHFUL LAWRENCE McGARRY, Chairman compile a li st of lay leaders ca­ pable of forming a committee to . NEW YEAR (CoQ tinucd on Foll ow ing Page) - - - - .

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New Year GrHtings Best Wishes For the Money Or Holl~ Greetings New Year Greetings ST. ONGl!'S · New Year - SPECIALTY FLORENCE'S Boys' and Mten's Store COURTLAND Judaism CLEANSERS INC. AlTERATION SHOP DRA'PERY SHOPPE (Continued from Preceding Page) Call for and Delivery 860 Park Ave., Cranston 1227 Main St., W. Warwick «5 8-volr Ave., cranston 56 Hillside Rd., C,anston deal with Jewish education be­ lHl Smith S&. UN 1-U« HO 1-5027 tween high school and adulthood; 781-4880 interest there may be, but in­ formed intelligent opinion is sim­ New Year Greetings HAPPY NEW YEAR ply lacking. There is no one to REP. SAM KAGAN Greetings and Best Wishes JOHN MAHONEY ~ coLONIAL talk with. whose opinion is worth PHARMACY, INC. For the New Year Plumblnr & Beatlnr and FAMILY soliciting, indeed who even has an Prescription Delivery Service opinion. 563 Broadway. Providence 598 Elm~aod Avenue II-COMMUNITY GA 1-1'86 461-1690 161 ORMS STREET PROCHAIN, INC. Obviously. in speaking of ··the Res. RE 7-4054 Hrs. 7:30 o.m. - 8 p.m. 7 Days leadership of the community,'" I Extend- Best wishes 225 Carolina Avenue take for granted that ··commu­ Providence, R.I. nity" is co-existensiye with "Fed­ Holiday For the Holiday Seaso~ eration.'" In a significant measure. that is so. Such ··community" as Greetings from ... exists in our area is constituted Best Wishes For A Happy New Year solely by the Federation, the only institution which even attempts to ADMIRAL INN reach everyone who is Jewish. The ~wotllt OUR FOOD IS OUR PRIDB expression of ··community" takes one form. episodic and seasonal, Co,pu Coaltd Stetl lRAVEl ALWAYS IN STOCK 490 Mendon Rood, Cumberland 725-8590 the raising of money. But at least GILDING , RICH LOW-HIGH 8RASS lN ALL the effort to express ··community"" GAUGES CLOSE TOLERANCE S· L·l-T-T-t-ll; G is made and is important. BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR ~!:;11¥!}1,. _a,.. Yet within the masses of Jews HARRIET L. KILBERG .A,[ in this area there arc numbers of Tra,el Consultant CALL STANLEY communities in a more profound. 421 -J84Q AND STAFF social sense. I belong to one of 400 H'-'ta!'i AVE , PrO'l idt uct , RI. ou r o::- TO ~ Ct.LL COLLECT ENGINEERING INC. them and in it find fulfillment as a Jew. It is. to put it differently. Strttt Floor EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. WITH BEST WISHES possi ble here to enjoy a real a nd Biltmore profound sense of engagement 331-1300 331-4700 FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY HOLIDAY with other Jews. not solely for so­ cial or psychological reasons. but for deeply, objecti ve ly Jewish pur­ J. L. MARSHALL & SONS, INC. Ne w Yc·ar G reetin~s poses. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Communities in the present Notarantonio Bros., Inc. 560 York Avenue, Pawtucket 724-9350 sense ar e formed within sy na­ Ford Cars an

28 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1973 spected, important. able to carry CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL A Happy New Year HAPPY NEW YEAR Money Or on the work of the community. UNION CAMP CORP. So, since they can make decisions, GAZA I srae l has Pak-All ELGIN PHARMACY Judaism they come and are the heart a nd inaugurated a children·s hospital Plastic Products soul of our sacred work, the say­ in the Gaza Strip, th e first or its 632 Hope Street 50 Niantic Awnue /Continu_ed from Preceding Page) ing of prayers, the observing or kind in occupied Arab territory or 944-3300 277-9154 actions (as the religious minority Sabbaths and festivals, the study in Israel proper. An o ld A rab or the Jewish population still be­ of Torah. hospital was converted at a cost or lieves). How can we make the Those Jews who by reason or $51.000 to accommodate the Gaza NEW YEAR GREETINGS Real Estate and Insurance facts serv,:? lack of education or fait h or some children. I think, as hinted at the outset, Your Friends are Insured other imperfection cannot express KELLEY the primary problem is that people their Jewishness as we do have no AGENCY with who do not have much money to equivalent alternative. They can­ New Year Greetings give cannot be so .. pious .. in the William J. Lynch & Son not, after all. give the S 1,000 and From BOOKKEEP/NG context of the contemporary faith S 10,000 and $50,000 gifts which & SECRETARIAL - its rituals a nd its myth - as will win them a place on the bi­ Miss Hacking Are You? people who do. And this leads to a mah of the Federation such as Confidential - Efficient diminution or .. piety"' - interest they might enjoy on the bimah or 400 Pawtucket Ave. 1 PARK PlACE in the community, involvement in 11 Alexander Avenue our Jewish community. So, as I Rumford, R.I. East Providence 725-2220 725-444 7 its activities and structures, avail­ said. they lapse into indiHercnce. ability to do its work a nd enter its The problem is, I stress. not 434-2026 NEW YEAR GREETINGS leadership-echelons - on the part If no answer... 617 252-4455 money. H today people express Poise 'n Ivy of the middle class. a ll the more their ~onccrn that way. then let us so the poor people. In our Jewish make it possible for them to be 434-2233 Sanford and Cynthia Buckbinder community. formed a t the Day im porta nt within their means. just BACK STREET SALON School. we have many poor and as within the religious community. middle class people: a nd they are people can be important within the 75 Burlington Street, Providence, R.I. very acti ve . Because they a re means or their learning and piety. A HAPPY NEW YEAR wish their many friends pious Jews in a sen se not involving Everyone has a mind and a soul: A Very Happy Rosh Hoshonoh money but the spirit. they a re re- thcrdorc everyo ne ca n be impor• NARRAGANSETT tant in the re li gious community. • l"-&ew Year Greetings But not e veryone has a grea t deal LUMBER CO. or mo ney. a nd the rest follows. NEW YEAR GREETINGS All Types of How to repai r this situation. Building Materials seth Lewis shoe RAY'S BAIT whic h limits the possibilities for 771 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE 274-7889 the expression o f Je,'lsh lo)all ) 550 Jefferson Blvd. MR. and MRS. ARTHUR L. LEVIN RAY IDE, Proprietor a nd concern of ma n) people'! The solutio n. I think. is in scal­ Warwick, R.I. 289 ARNOLD'S NECK DRIVE ing down the requirements of the 739-4000 New Year ( :rel'ti11g~ PONAUG MARINA Jewish communal budget to the 738-7878 means of the masses or the Jews. JACKSON CHAIRS, INC. We arc li ving far beyond the - FRESH LIVE BAIT - New Year Greetings Fnldin)( Tables - C hairs - Coatracks means o r the Jewish middle China - Classes - Si lver classes. The rich few make it pos­ 11 Lombardi Street WI 1-0740 sib le for the middle-class many to BA TTY REAL TY CO. enJ OY facilities buildings. syna­ gogue a nd cente r programs. hospi­ Realtors and Appraisers A HAPPY NEW YEAR tals. old peoples homes which Since 1936 A Healthy and Prosperous they otherwise could not have. By R. New Year to All from I. contrast. the indifference, until re­ 375 North Broadway cent years. to Day Schools and CESSPOOL yeshivot mea nt that these in­ East Providence CLEANERS si tutions wou ld have to live within Antonio's Coiffures, Inc. the means or the lower and middle 434-8500 F. W . SLINEY & SONS classes; they surrered. but they 837 HOPE STREET 737-9177 also profited. For. relying upon parents tuitions a nd modest gifts. ,Gertrude Shechbnan PROVIDENCE 140 Brush Neck Avenue the yeshivot a nd Day Schools of Warwick, R.I. therefore preserved place or im­ 861-8887 portance for people or modest Peacock means - just as Hadassa h does Beauty Salon - and with the same impressive 236 Wesbn i nster Street With Best Wishes results in terms or the involvement For A H appy a nd Healthy New Year or large numbers or middle class Louis Shechtman and poor people. Painting and An even greater burden on the _~ontracting ~ SQUIRE'S BARBER SHOP community is fund raising for Is­ ·c•r~ raeli purposes, both UJA and oth­ 1J Paine Ave., Cranston By Appointment If Desired PONTIAC er campaigns. Herc the sums are Wish Everyone The Finest in Men's Hair Pieces A Very Happy New Year co. (Continued on Following Page) and Hair Weaving AUTHOIIZED . 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A Happy New Year JANTON ELECTRIC Money Or Ne.w Year Greetings Happy New Yeor PAYETTE TRUCK BODY 113 Baken Creek Road Ml. and MIS. Louis Fink THEOOOR ZISSHSON of MFG. CO. Warwiek - BE 7-1978 Judaism Barney'• Hat Store 85 DJ'entlle Aft., Johnston ge) & Co., Inc. 42 Richmond StrNt Extends Best Wishes (Continued from Preceding Pa MR. and MRS. EL 1-0711 Por t.he New Year JUNK Is our Buslnese astronomical, and the infla tcd Our Trucks WW Call ... HOWARD D. ZISSER~N Bonnie "- and Kenne ~y budgets of the communities m ay Z Ambrose Street Mit. and MRS. in the first instance be blamed on DEner 1-6135 RICHARD HOCHMAN New Year Greetings NEW ~ GREET,INGS Israeli requirements, which t ake Jack Fink Debra Su• and Derek Jon from half to two-thirds of all CRANSTON FARMS, INC;. EK ANTIQUES American Anthaues funds. Indeed, without the respon­ "Where Quality Never Vories" Boucht and Sold sibilities we rightly shoulder for Is­ BEST WISHES FOR A 25 Lovell Ave., Cranston 337 No. Broadway, Rumford · raeli needs, we might be able to plan and execute budgets entirely HAPPY NEW VEAR 943-0600 Ut-0275 within the means of the Jewish masses. But the Jewish masses DAVID NEWMAN NEW YEAR GREETINGS simply cannot supply the funds From the entire Staff W. B. Rose . needed by the State of Israel. of And Son It is likely that. without the ap­ Wishes CAMEO-LLOYD, Painters and Decoraton peal of the State of Israel; they SALES & SERVICE a lso would not give for local pur­ '8 Red Cedar Dr., Cranston All His CAMEO-REGENCY, poses either. That paradox cannot W ish To Extend New Year CAMEO-WAYLAND be ignored. -WM. N. HARRIS Greetings To All Their 155 Elmgrove Ave. 421-1975 The result is that the commu­ INC. 60 Broadway 421-3586 Friends and CUstomers Friends 500 Wayland Ave. 274-4496 9'2-5333 nity aims at ever larger budgets. A IR CONDITIO NING which can be raised only fr om the ~ CONTRACTING ANN WEUS, Proprietor Sam Rose :t'A\ And handful of exceptionally rich ®•.~,"'- COMMERCIAL Customers people. To some measure, the REFR IGERATION Jewish we a lthy class encourages GREETINGS MICHELETTl'S PAwtucket 3-3980 FOR THE NEW YEAR stress not on money. but on huge sums of money. for. ii their re­ Ni9hh · Sun & Hol. ,A l--3980 A Healthy and Your BEST Move FAMILY sources were not essential. their 21 COLFAX ST . PAWTUCKET Happy New Year leadership would rest upon nothing COMPLETE whatsoever. Consequently, it is not MOVING SERVICE RESTAURANT onl y Israeli needs that effectively BEST WISHES FOR A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR Italian exclude the middle classes from GEORGE, BARRY and PAUL MILLER LANS leadership. but also the expensive American local institutions Centers built of WAREHOUSE CO. in excess or the rinancial resources The Miller Corrugated Box Co. Food af WAYLAND SQ. of the members. synagogues w11h 289 kilvert Street, Warwick 739-7020 17 S11ekonk St. Provide"'• large mortgages, old peoples· MET ACOM AVENUE homes and hospitals far beyond WARREN the capacity of the communit) as a whole. But the Israeli bu rden is Arden Engineering Co. 245-5865 the largest: ii is. from a fund-rais­ MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR S ing vi ewpoin t. also the most fruit­ GE 4-2500 60 Taylor Drive East Providence Extends Best Wi shes ful . for the "appeal" of the annual For A Happy New Year .. campaign .. to save Israel rrom its EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY. HEALTHY 861-1110 cu rrent "emergency" is irrcsist• AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR ible. So the 1967 "Emergency Fund" of UJA continues. six years NEW YEAR GREETINGS later. to grow and grow. NEW YEAR GREETINGS Yet I wonder whether we are Window Fashions, Inc. E. P. FOURNIER CO .. INC. not approaching acri sis. For the New England's No. 1 ranks of the wealthy leaders grow Southern New England's largest Selection American Motor Dealers thinner a nd thinner. The upper of Window Treatment 939 Newport A-Ye., Pawtucket 725-4556 classes do not. in the main. foster 119S North Moin Street 421-395S in their children the Jewish loyal­ ties which lead them to devote NEW YEAR GREETINGS time and money to Jewish pur­ poses. The younger people, as Best Wishes For The New Year MARBIL CLEANERS Professor Sklare pointed out many SHOPPERS' TOWN , TAUNTON AVENUE years ago. do not rely so com­ Providence Watch Hospital pletely upon Jewish community af­ EAST PROVIDENCE 69 Dorrance Street, Providence fairs for a sense of prestige and 434-6 lSS importance; they can "make it on the outside," and they do. And NEW YEAR OREETINOS even if they cannot. prestige and NEW YEAR G R EETINGS importance among the Jews do not possess so powerful an a ppeal for them as for their lathers and PROVIDENCE grandfathers. Given their distance EAST from the resources of the Jewish PA.INT & WALLPAPER CO., INC. spirit. they can hardly be blamed. Ox-Line Paints · We are left. therefore. with the SCHUMACHER - IM PERIAL GAllDE1'o CITY ever-increasing budgets, the ever­ UNITED 437-1444 67 Hll191de Road Cra...ton. a. I. expanding drives and quotas. to be 200 WILLETT AVE., EAST PROVIDENCE met, given their size, by the re­ sources of the few, who grow few­ BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR er. The middle classes, excluded -BEST WISHES- from positions of power and im­ portance, are hardly able, and FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO OUR MANY probably not willing, to help in a FRIENDS AND PATRONS DUDLEY ·significant way. Apathetic or, be­ cause they are kept at the mar­ HARDWARE CO. gins, only marginally interested, BALLOU, JOHNSON AND the middle classes carry their 200 Wickenden Street spears - call their cards, come to the meetings, cheer the leaders - NICHOLS COMPANY Providence, R.I. with diminishing enthusiasm. Men and women of quality and 128 Dorrance Street Providence, R.I. 421-8000 substance, capable of contrib­ uting informed opinio n, intelligent concern, find no place in the fund­ raisi ng rites and so give their time ,------" and attention to work in which their intelligence and opinion in­ I deed are · made welcome. As a re­ I su lt, when one .comes to make a I ,.,--,1· -l •.·, THE FAMILY list of community participants (in ,a the federation sense of commu­ HI FOLKS! l AT nity) who might be able and will­ I ing to guide the development of Here's wishing you a Jewish educational activities for l college-age young people, both in very Happy New Year from J China Palace local colleges and universities and not in college at all, there are no lGAS GENIE ;. all of us at your Gas Company! l names to put on the li st. One is Would Like To Take This Opportunity able to think of none who could I /, \ I To Wish All Their Friends A · help, guide, foster, generate - do anything but give the money. PROSPEROUS & HAPPY I think that is sad and wasteful, NEWYEAR not merely of intelligence, learning 332-334 Warren Avenue E. Providence, and good will - but also of mon­ ey. ttih~~~_:_::~~j

■' 30 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 1, 1973 , · Newspapers deliver massive New 'i'ear Greetings - CROWN SUPPi. Y CO., NC. HARRY coverage of all educational levels. GREETINGS HAROLD E. BEAUDOIN 26 Silver Spring Stnet AND BEST -WISHES FOR Insurance 161-6329 GULDEN New Year Greetings THE NEW YEAR 81 Taunton A•e!Nle Extends Best Wishes to Our East Pro,idence Jewish Friends and Customers (Continued from page 11) MAX SHORE'S MARKET 434-4000 ATLAS For A Happy New Year century, has written, .. One Jew is 1590 Mineral Spring Aw. a Pnme Mm,ster, two Jews are a North Providence CHAIN CO. Prime Minister a nd a Leader or 353-1920 HOLIDAY GRE~TINGS the Loyal Opposition." 351-3055 Best Wishes For How to New Year Greetings The New Year Borrow Money FRANCIS Charles J. Whelden GREEN suspect all P.eople involved in lending money, whether they are J. LOUGHRAN Company, Inc. BROTHERS bankers or the proverbial " soft 61 Pilsudski Street touch," must come out of big families. .yp~~~;~;; Providence, R. I. INC. Sharing is one of the principles I which guide the large brood. It is 94~-4000 not so much that the parents think - FREE ESTIMATES CALL that sharing and unselfishness I, 421-4176 makes little tots better citizens as f Res. 461-7543 it is tha t parents are quite aware I 10 Euclid Ave , Providence GREETINGS NEW YEAR GREETINGS that sharing often restores peace between a younger brother and an AND B:EST WISHES R. I. HEARING AID older o ne . FOR THE NEW YEAR CENTER The categorical imperative of New Year Greetings Wl REPAIR. EVERY MAKI OF sharing usually shuts up little - From - HEARING AID brother when he is ou tragcd by BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES A. W. Harris AT DISCOUNT l"lllCIS expropriation. • EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS FOR There arc two di ffe rences DAHLBERG "MIRACLE-EAR''~ between rich people a nd poor people when it comes to Oil Co. borrowing money. Poor people 142 Westminster Street 421-5732 America's Leadln&' Lubricants believe that borrowed money must 191 Westminster Mall GA 1-9837 103 EMPIRE ST ., PROVIDENCE For Over 65 Years be repaid, In fact, the poor have Warwick Mall ROaERT J . BARRIE a n infinitely better credit sense EAST PROVIDENCE, R . I. EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR than the rich. Ba nk , and finance GE 4-3180 A HAPPY NEW YEAR HEST WISHES FOH THE NEW YEAH agencies and the rest will tell you the poor pay off mostly because DE CIANTIS BROS. they do not understa nd the - G rade " A" Milk• Homogenized· Pasteurized - intricacies of bankruptcy. BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR The other difference is that CITY Ot:J.JVE Rl' when a poor man lends money he HOPKINS NOVELTY CO., INC. VA 1-8722 West Warwick, Rhode Island will invariably endow the cash Gilts and Party Favors /or All Occasions with mystical allributes. He will say, "This is my rent money" or 158 RAILROAD STREET, CENTRAL FALLS 728-1160 24 HOUR SERVICE NEW YEAR GREETINGS "this is the money I have set aside YELLOW CAB CO. for junior's education ... A ric h ma n wi ll probably not NEW YEAR GREETINGS OF PROVIDENCE lend you money al all and if he 315 Lockwood Street 421-5000 docs you will have to devise some SGAMBATO BROS. HARRY and EDWARD GORDON method by which he can declare it 603 Woonasqua tucket Avenue North Providence a tax loss. CE 1-9761 The worst place to borrow NEW YEAR GREETINGS money fr om a friend is at a class reunion. Class reunions after all NEW YEAR GREETINGS A & F MAILING SPECIALISTS, INC. arc lu xuries arra nged by a lm a DfflECT MAILING ADVERTISING mater to encourage gifts througl\ 781-6360 nostalgia and. if a man needs GIL'S HARDWARE 11 Cypress Street Warwick money. he has no busi ness indulging lu xuries or teasing 420 Smith Street DE 1-5674 colleges. NEW YEAR GREETINGS The best place is in the lender's THE ARBI INN living room before he goes to work. Preferably the time should American•ltalion, Near Eastern Cuisine ORIENTAL NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY be Friday morning and the pitch is WHARF TA VERN that if you could lay your ha nd s 1101 Park Avenue, Cranston 944-6361 (ON THE WATER , WATER ST ., Attommodol'ions lol up fo ,oo on some ready cash you could buy WARREN) En19rtoinffl9nl WM., Thuo. • Fri., Sot. a-..ningi your way into a deal that will make you rich by Monday. EXTENDS BEST WISHES Some of the people who are COUNTRY CLOTHES, INC. notorious tightwads are literary FOR A MADEMOISELLE, INC. and theatrical agents, publishers HAPPY NEW YEAR and producers. Of course, o nce 591 Main Street East Greenwich, R. I. you gel your hooks into them, you For Reservations Call 245-504~ TUrner 4-4430 are set for life because it is always to their interest to find or give you Closed Mondays Extend Best Wishes For A work . , Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year As a publisher, I used to keep on telephone space salesmen who were so inept they couldn't tell their wiv es where they were 6y phone. Why0 Because in mistaken generosi ty I had advanced them BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YE>'ll next week's and sometimes next month's salary. VITI BROS., INC. Anyone who has come by a MOVERS windfall is good for a touch. If a man was hot on the numbers or COMMERCIAL AND HOUSEHOLD found his name in the paper as. a beneficiary of monies otherwise· to Best Wishes For 1 Mashapaug Street, Providence 02907 escheat to the state, the wells of 781-2S50 generosity are working by pumps. I would suggest that befor~ you let A New Year him do something si lly with said money you borrow it from him so Of Peace And Prosperity that you can do something silly. from MORAN AFFIRMS NEUTRALITY SANTIAGO - The executive ATTORNEY-GENERAL and MRS. INTERNJ.TION..+.L board of the Representa tive ~ir Freight Forwarders Committee of Chilean Jews issued e DOCUMENTATION a statement recently affirming its absolute neutra lity on political RICHARD Je ISRAEL e 'BANKING Extends Best Wishes matters in this country now in the • INSURANCE For , Very Happy New Year throes of political and economic turmoil. The statement was issued, Committee preside nt Gil Sinay and Family said, in lig ht of a nti-Semitic J. F. MORAN CO. statements contained in letters 17 EXCHANGE STREET, PROV,IDENa .published in various newspapers •iritjoizing government officials of Phone 351-3850 Je',Yish origin. There are some 150 Jews in the government. ------. ------·------~~ -

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NEW YEAR GREETINGS A Happy ~w Year New Yoor Greetings New Year Greetings JENNIE'S BEAUTY 5HOI' NOIMAN'S PHARMACY SUPREME Your TOUHBIOT & CO., INC. Dairy Farms, Inc. Cor. Smith & Chalkttone Avo. 9 South Angell Street 331-0823 111 Kilvort Streat Hanil Avonuo Jennie Saletnik, Proprietor Warwick Money's Norman Cabral, Prop. 739-8180 Worth Providence, R. I. 421-7868 (Continued from page 4) New Yoor Greetings New Year Greetings HqLIDAY GREETINGS Happy New Year of C. W. MIUEI CO. ALPINE TOOL & less than half total health costs. NEPCO PRODUCTS CO. • Where the elderly are healthy FINDING CO., INC. PAUL GOLDMAN, INC. Cesspool Ooanon 11 ·Tenth St. enough and willing to work in Balli Prondence 109 Summer St. order to be self-supporting, they 1 Hoclsoll St., CraMton Rte. 1, So. Attleboro, Maa. 461-7330 GE 1-4550 EL 1-7'8% arc ha~pcred by the restrictions of Social Sccunty and arc denied employment opportunities. In our HOLIDAY GREETINGS GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR youth-oriented world, wqrkcrs in JACK L EPSTEIN, MEYER A. EPSTEIN, DAVID H. EPSTEIN their 50s and even in their 40s face Rhode Island Radiator Service, Inc. job discrimination in spite of the e PENNA FUELS e Federal Age Discrimination in 760 BOSTON NECK RD., NORTH KINGSTOWN Employment Act. Mutual Engineering Service Company How can you protect yourself 295-0066 304 Lockwood StrNt, Pr-id•n.. 351-7370 against such problems? A large part of the answer lies NEW YEAR GREETINGS HAPPY NEW YEAR . . . From in one four-lc1tcr word: plan! NORMA arid HASKELL BROADMAN and Family How Much WALDORF TUXEDO CO. Will You Need? 285 Weybouet StTNt PARK AVENUE KOSHER DEUCA TESSEN If you arc in your 20s or 30s or 1415 Warwick Avenue 840 Park Avenue, Cranston WI 1-9828 40s. retirement may seem too far 421-7625 463-9191 off to worry about. It's tough enough to cope with the problems of everyday living now. You also NEW YEAR GREETINGS may feel that any money worries SEASON'S GREETINGS you may have today will somehow ARMAND'S AUTO SALES disappear by the time you reach AMERICAN CARD CO., INC. retirement age a long time [rom 327 FOUNTAIN STREET, PAWTllCKET today. Or you may simple put off 723-8443 35 BAKER STREET, PROVIDENCE HOpldna 7-8%78 thinking about retirem ent [or yea r a[tcr year unt il it [inall y is directl y ahead or you. NEW YEAR GREETINGS NEW YEAR GREETINGS But the cold [act is that retire­ ment pl anning is as important HIS OR HERS LTD. JOHN J. HUDSON, INC. i[ not more importan t - to you, Boutique Children 's Fa shion Apparel the younger wo rk er. as it is to the 4 MEDWAY ROAD, CRANSTON worker now reaching ret irement 1 Service Road, Fields pt_ Providence Gorden City 944-3274 age. For one thing. the earli er you start planning, the less it wi ll cost GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES you to accumul ate the capit al and WE WISH ALL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS FOR THE NEW YEAR A HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR income yo u' ll need in your retire­ ment yea rs. Co nsider. [or ex­ M & M Transportation Co. Look Your Best With Fashions Fram ample. the lower cost or li[e insur­ ance when you are younger. or th e EAST PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND greater rlexibility you have in sav­ ing and investing your nestegg. Wh at's mor_e. today's younger BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR TO OUR American will need more fin ancial • Permanent Wave • Personalized Styling MANY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS resources than a person wh o is re­ 315 WASHINGTON AVE. - WASHINGTON PARK SQ. tired today. You we ll may spend PARAMOUNT SALES CO. INC. PROVIDENCE 5, R. I. as man y as 20 to 25 years in re­ 276 North Main Street Providence 3, R. I. tirement, alm ost twice today's re­ 941-9886 WHOLESALE DRUGSUNDRIES - VITAMINS tirement span . Even today, a man retiring at HOLIDAY GREETINGS FROM age 65 has a life expectancy of an­ OUR SINCERE WISHES FOR THE other 13 years, and hi s slightly NEW YEAR SEASON younger wire can expect to live an Al(,:et/,'J RESTAURANT average o[ nearly 19 more years. Just how do you start planning" You begin by ask ing yoursel[ STANDARD BEAUTY 280 THAYER STREET PROVIDENCE two . questions: "Do I want to re­ tire at 65 or soo ner"" "How mu ch · Specializing in Italian-American Cuisine income and reserves will I need to SALON live comfortably at th at age?" Located an the East Side 621-5397 To start you out, here are 897 Broad Street Providence, R.I. Open Monday Through Saturday guidelines for figuring your future 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. retirement need s: CLOSED SUNDAYS (I) Some of your expenses will PHONE: 785-9823 WINIFRED H. COMSTOCK be higher. For instance, your costs for pre­ scription drugs will run an average three times as high as for younger Best Wishes Americans. · With more leisure time, you With Best Wishes may want to increase your spend­ ing on travel, dining out, enter­ tainment and hobbies. For A New Year (2) On the other hand, many of For A Very Happy New Year the things that now figure in your budget will either cost less or cease to be at all important to you. Of Health, Happiness By the time you retire, the chances are that your home mort­ BAXTER gage will have been paid off or, by moving to a _smaller place, your overall · housing expenses will be And Prosperity lower than they are now. If ·you retire in a warm climate, ELECTRIC CO., Inc. your clothing needs also will be less, and your · heating costs next Established 1901 to nothing. When you reach age 65, you Congressman and Mrs. will qualify for Medicare benefits which cou Id slash your costs for 24 HOUR SERViCE hospital and doctor bills. And these benefits are, of course, in addition to Social Security. ROBERT 0. TIERNAN By the time you retire, too, your life insurance policy may be 120WARREN AVENUE paid up, or if it is not, you may find that you need less protection East Providence than you are carrying, which means a lower monthly premium 434-3081 - _(Continued on Following Page) 32 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 21, 1973

. \ NEW YEAR GREETINGS BEST WISHES FOR NEW YEAR GREETINGS B & B RADIO A HAPPY NEW YEAR Your AND SPORTCENTER ABBEY LINDBERGH CHELLEL'S Telephone Service AUTO BODY 561 Smithfield Ave. SUPER MARKET Moneys 86 WeybosMt Street WELDING CO. Pawtaeke& PA 2-0909 521 -3411 All Types of Quality 156 COUNTY ROAD Body Work BARRINGTON, R. I. Worth AMERl~AN - FOREIGN Holiday Greetings BEST WISHES FOR 245-4900 (Continued from Page 4) A ~ppy NEW YEAR 58 Smithfield Ave. Holiday Greetings cost or perhaps none. County Road Pawtucket, R. I. The high cost of raising and 722-8294 educating your children will be be­ Pharmacy, Inc. hind you. And your food costs will Prescription CHINA SEA be lower, simply because the ca­ Delivery Alice S. Byrnft lorie needs of older people are less than those of the young. Service 1then - "'I of 1278 Post Road You will also be eligible, in re­ CALL 245-4482 Jack and Jill tirement, for important moncy­ Warwick, R.I. sa ving tax breaks: extra ex­ 222 County Road Nursery School emptions. perhaps a retirement in­ Barrington 467-7440 ~~ And Kindergarten come credit, specia l treatment on 793 HOPE STREET taxes affecting your home and 117 W oodblne St. property. New Year Greetings 421-5022 Cranston BO 1-1880 Finally. many or the expenses PEARL SHEIN Wishes Everyone A Happy formerly associated wi1h your job Petteruti MESSIER'S - ranging from eating in New Year NEW YEAR GREETINGS restaurants to commuting costs - Motor Sales PHARMACY will be _sharply reduced. Chrysler-Plymouth The basic point stand s out. Valiant 1060 Broad Street HOLIDAY GREETINGS A HAPPY NEW YEAR though: 1he actual doll ar amount " Famoos for Fine Service " CIMARRON of your fin ancial needs in retire­ Central Falls, R.I . DREYFUS ment will depend on your expected 1051 O.alkstone Avenue STUDIO stand ard of li ving, in housing. din­ Providence, R. I. 725-1641 HOTEL ing, clothes. tr a ns po rt a ti o n. 831-5400 PHOTOGRAPHY vacationing, givin g. It will depend A Happy New Year AT ITS BEST too on the level of property and 95 Mathewson Str.et state in come tax es in the are a in 1332 CRANSTON STREET which you decide to live . Jerry's Service Station CRANSTON, R.I. It will also be crucially affected 1101 Hope Street 943-1224 421-6343 - and in an adverse way to you Tel .: TE 1-9268 Frank W. Cimino - by the degree of infl a 1i on in Wishes To Extend Greetings and Best Wishes our nation in coming years. Far the New Ye a r You cann ol ignore this inflati on BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR factor if you arc lo avoid the fi­ '------MOBILGAS ~ ------' nancial panic or discovering too CHALET BEAUTY SALON late how drasicall y you have un­ derestimated yo ur fulurc-needs' - CREATIVE HAIR STYL/NG- NEW YEAR GREETINGS 795 Hope Street, Providence 831-6226 Allow for ~n inflation yea r after year. compounded. or roughl y 4 DORIC DAY SCHOOL per cent. often more as in 1973. 145 PONTIAC AVENUE, CRANSTON • WI 1-6051 NEW YEAR GREETINGS rarely if ever less. Take inlo ac­ Ac credited by R. I. Board of Education count your own life-style and STATE LICENSED PAGODA INN needs. Then you will be on your Cocktail lounge and Dining Room way to a reali stic estima te or wh at - Cantonese and Polynesian Dishes you will need. 7315 Post Road, North Kingstown, R.I. 294-9900 OIDHS ,UT UP TO TAD OUT

The Lyons Den GREETINGS NEW YEAR GREETINGS BELMONT FRUIT MARKET (Continued fr om Page 4) FROM Featuring Highest Quality Fruits and Vegetables two new TV shows. The New Dating Game and The New At Lowest Possible Prices Treasure Hunt. was driving past Wakefield, R.I. 783-4656 LaGuardia Airport recently during the power cuts and blackouts in CLAIBORNE PELL Queens. Although the residential SILVERMAN METAL CO. areas were dark. Shea Stadium 349 Eddy Street, Providence was ablaze with light while a game was in progress. Frank said: 751-4800 .. That's been the Mets' problem EXTENDS BEST WISHES this year. All their power has been FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR coming from the lightbulbs - and none of it from their bats.·• The first i"511e of a aew ADAMS newspaper, Tambourine, to be sold HALL'S DRUG, INC. in New York Oty high schools next month, features an inteniew DRUG STORES with Robby Benson and Glynnis O'Connor, stars of Jeremy, a Extends Best Wishes For movie about a romance between two New York high-school students A Happy and Healthy New Year . •. • Michael Dunn, who co-starred EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR in Broadway in Ballad of a Sad A NEW YEAR 149 ELMGROVE AVENUE Cafe, bad an important role in the PROVIDENCE, R.I. film version of Ship of Fools. OF HEALTH, H APPINESS AND Dunn, who died in London recently, said as a boy he wanted to be a PROSPERITY 861-5200 monk : "But then I discovered I could be an actor - and still keep a ,ow of po,erty." BEST WISHES BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY, Ringling Bros. and Barnum & FOR A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR Bai ley Circus World, which opens in Barnum City, Florida, in I 975, FROM HEALTHY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR is preparing a time capsule of circus memorabilia to be opened in a hundred years ... Director Jerry_ Schatzberg said at Quo Roberts Vadis he'll film Dinky Hocker. his HOMESTEAD BAKING CO. next movie. in Brooklyn .. . Bandleader Eddy McGinnis, who played at Tavern-on-the-Green all WOODWORKING Co. 145 No. Broadway summer, achieves a big-band 27 CENTRE ST., PAWTUCKET sound with only f~ur musicians. "Visual effects are just as Specializing in wood turning East Providence, R. I. important as the musicaj ones," he and repairing of fine furniture said. Open Monday through Friday 8 to 4:30 p.m. 434-0551 "So I make sure. our band always looks neat, because people Call 722-9578 Oven-King Products 'hear' with their eyes, as well as 'their cars." · ,. \

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NE W YEAR GREETINGS IF YOU WANT THE BEST FO R Brown's From Shtetl T. W. ROUNDS CO. LESS . .. CALL 434-1389 ' Chez ofenore 52 Washington Street Auto Body Works 180 Wayland A•enue BROADWAY SIGN CO. To Stage Door Signs of All Kinds Collision Work Midland Mall Beaul'I Salon By JACK GOTTLIEB T.W. Rounds Travel Service 120 Arlington St., E. Pro,. Auto Painting ( Condensed from R EFORM . 272-2600 A HAPPY NEW YEAR 289 Thayer Street Insurance Appra isals -JUDAI SM) Providence, R. I. In its strictly musical content, 433 Broadway, Pawtucket HOLIDAY GREETINGS 331-0303 "Fiddler on the Roof" represents NEW YEAR GREETINGS 722-2119 song genres that had been well es­ SARGE'S Paramount Fountain WISH THEIR FRIENDS SYD BROWN tablished long before its premiere in 1964. Its matchmaking, drink­ AUTO BODY WORKS AND PATRONS New Year Greetings and Restaurant A HAPPY NEW YEAR ing, wedding, nostalgia, Sabbath. • For Cars, Trucks & Buses et al. nu mbers had their prece­ 331-8031 Supply Corp. dents in East European Yiddish Nighh - Sun . - Holidayi 711 Branch Avenue NEW YEAR GREETINGS fo lk songs of the late nineteenth New Year Greetings 722-2389 Providence, R. I. century and some decades later. 450 BRANCH AVENUE from wi th Cinderella transformations. in 272-8000 Con ,er Charin Strffl the Yiddish stage and film songs A. RICCI, INC. stemming from New York's lower BEST WISHES FOR THE East Side. NEW YEAR A natevka. the bitter-sweet fin ale PIVE eSU/IF UNITED of ·•fiddler." for example, is a "'"1 • All close cousin of Belz. the Alexan­ .~ M.lJOR Eddy's 225 Dean Street BRANO CAMERA, INC. der Olshanetsky classic. The senti• - EQU IPMENT Exxon Service Providence, R.I . ment of both poignant songs con­ - /.'a -- AIR STATIO N Station cerns the ne ver-again-to-be-recap­ SK IH DI VING INSTRUCTI ONS 421-0261 297 Elmwood Avenue tu red way of life call ed the shtetl. REPAl~S RE NTALS the rural community of Ashkena­ Waterman Ave., E. Prov. ALA Towlnr & Road Service zic Jewry. ( Nex1 to Old Rod Bridge HO LIDAY GREETINGS Du e to the un cert ai nties of dai ly on E. Pr ov. side of bridge ) 783 Hope Street 83 1-96 19 sur viva l , s htetlach menschen HOLIDAY GREETINGS SUBURBAN 434-0 170 724-8426 form ed tig htl y- woven societies A HAPPY NEW YEAR PIZZA VOLKSWAGEN, INC. cent ered about the synagogue and AUTH ORIZED insulated them selves agai nst the New Yeor Greeting s COTTAGE SALES e SERVICE alien maJority in much the sa me PARTS manner as did their ci ty brethren 365 WATERMAN AVE . in the ghettos. EAST PROVIDENCE 884-7200 Within this fr amework. mu sic FOR FAST SER VICE Con necting All Dep ts. played its part. And that is cxactl) 885 Quaker La ne what ii was: On ly on e pa rt of a CALL West Warwick highl y structured system that was 434-9655 Service Department expected to sta y inside prescribed Interior Designers Open 7 a.m . ta 11 p.m . bound aries. 27 Dryd e n Lo ne The musicians mos t directl y af­ MARK S. BRACKEN Be st Wishes Fo r the Hol idays fe cted by the limi tations we re that 521 -5804 Best W ishes For A 166 Ade laid e A,e . colorful group of players ca ll ed 781 -5962 kle:morim (fr om th e Hebrew k/ei. Hoppy Ne w Year IZZI & SONS REAL ESTATE OIL & HEATING CO. mea ning instrum ents. and :em irol . meaning songs) and th ose masters 181 VALLEY STREET of ceremony ca ll ed badchonim NEW Y EAR GREETINGS PROVIDENCE 751-4860 (entertainers). Yiddish troubad ours and wi ts. SNO- WHITE CLEANSERS Traditionall y they were entitled OUR BEST WISHES FOR 156 Gansett A••· to perform onl y at fe sti ve occa­ 5 7 Budlong Rd. 418 Buttonwoods Ave. A HAPPY NEW YEAR Cranston Cranston Warwick sions: Bar Mitzvah receptions. Pu­ 912-6820 rim reve lries. and especiall y wed­ MILLARD WIRE COMPANY dings. However. there were just so many weddings a year in a single 722 EDDY STREET 421-5854 shtetl. By necessity, then, they had THE CARLTON HOUSE to journey to other villages in or­ MOTOR INN BEST W IS HES FOR A JOYOUS NEW YEAR der to earn a li veli hood, They we re, in short gypsies. A shtetl IANQUlt f AOUTIU LARRY MOSBRUCKER foaUP TO 2082 P O ST ROAD papa was understa nd ably not too 225 ,_WSONS G ENE"AL M A NAGE R WA .. WICK· 739-3000 thri ll ed if his son decided to be­ HELEN OLEVSON came a ·•yidl mit'n fi d l. ·· How much security was there in that? Garden City 621-4487 Providence Better he shou ld be a respectable AL'S SHELL SERVICE Talmud scholar a nd become. per­ BA TTERJES & ACCESSORIES-FIRESTONE TIRES-TUBES haps, " My son,, the rabbi." WISHING ALL A HAPPY, HEA L THY NEW YEA R The klezmer was not allowed to 820 HOPE STREET _ 621-0060 participate in the more serious BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR areas of li turgical music, and since he was an uneducated mu sician. there were no such outlets as for­ EXTEND BEST WISHES FOR mal concerts for him. Never- 331-9543 ~~ANGmSTffET A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR (Continued on Foll owine Paee) MR. and MRS. HARVEY PABIAN Reconsecration Services Held and Family BEST WISHES FOR THE HOLIDAY In Washington Synagogue WASHINGTON - The Adas MIDAS MUFFLER SHOPS Jolicoeur & Resmini Co., Inc. Israel Synagogue in downtown MARBLE Tll,E 8i TERRAZZO Washing to n, now a na ti ona l 1290 North Main Street 999 Bald Hill Road Providence Warwiclc · 1H Branch Ave. TE 1-2150 h is t o ric l a ndm a rk, w as reconsecrated wHh a mincha 272-0300 828-2550 se r v ic e bf R a bbi Sta nley R a bin owitz, Canto r Dona ld WAYLAND MANOR Roberts and about 200 members · PROVIDENCE - SPRINGFIELD MEN'S SALON and fr iends of the present Adas Israel Congregation. DESPATCH The two-story brick structure, JOHN and VINCENT consecra ted in 1876 in the presence of President Gra nt, his 540 HUNTINGTON AVENUE BETTY, Manicurist son and seve ral members of his Cabinet is being restored by the 941-0364 500 ANGELL STREET PROVIDENCE J ewish Historical Society of Greater Washington. The building, EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR 831-9793 751-7700 the first synagogue structure in Washington with a seating A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR EXTEND BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR capacity of 150 men and 100 w o m e n , was ma r ke d fo r demoli tion in the construction of WITH BEST WISHES FOR A NEW YEAR Washington·s subway system when OF HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY it was rescued by the Historical Society. Henry Brylawski, a leader in ALRAE the organi zation. arranged to have it moved three blocks away and put on a new fou ndation. ' . -· CONSTRUCTION CO. T he Society is seeki ng to convert the building into a Jewish 65 WILD STREET 861-31 50 museum and a li brary in tim e for th e na ti o n a l b ice n te nn ia l 'tbt 6ki J,oue celebration in 1976 when the bri ck We Take This Opportunity At The New Year RAY LANNI HAROLD KRASNER stru ctu re and its wooden interior To Thank Our Je~ish Pepple for Their Patronage itse lf will be 100 years old. NEW YEAR GREETINGS New Year Greetings From Shtetl BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY Best Wishes far the New Yeo JAMES J. O'ROURKE, INC. CRANSTON Oil SERVICE AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR Electrical Constrvction Fuel & Range Oils & Burners To Stage Door VIENNA BAKERY and Design Installed and Serviced SECURITY (Continued from Preceding Page) 132 Vinton St., Providence. 1196 Cranston Street. CLEANSER~, INC. 861-6326 942-8600 theless, he and his comrades had 110 Maple Avenue the instinctive ability to create im­ EIGHT CONVENIENT Barrington pressive ensemble rapport without LOCATIONS BRUIN PAPE.I BOX, INC. reading (or being able to read) a MR. and MRS. MAIN PLANT: 821-4850 "Qualii)'. and Service" BENJAMIN KlEHR note. They were, in other words, 245-235S 421-3016 and Son accomplished practitioners of the 25 Manton Avenue., Prov. of BEN'S TAILOR SHOP arr of group improvisation years 1372 ·a,oac1 St. 785-2323 NEW YEAR GREETINGS Extend Best Wishes For before the Negro jazz combos of Best Wishes For A A Happy New Year A HAPPY NEW YEAR the early twentieth century. Who can measure the possible effects, Happy New Year however indirect, this little known Palmieri Garage NEW YEAR GREETINGS Best Wishes For The New Year fact may have had on the devel­ opment of popular American mu­ ·ohnson' S CALUORl'S SHOES 62 CROADE STREET MR. CARL COIFFEURS sic? In any case, the special knack J UPHOLSTERY 6840 Post Road 236 We11min1i., s,,.., of the klezorim to ··swing"' togeth­ North Kingstown Alice Building er was sufficient cause to invite 122S WARWICK AVENUE 884-2452 GA 1-1873 them to appear at C hristian cele­ WARREN, R.I. WARWICK, RHODE ISLAND 02888 brations also. (The badchonim were similarly adept im provisers. HOLIDAY GREETINGS Perhaps their havi ng existed helps 245-4856 TEL. 463-n63 to explain the prepondera nce of Best Wishes For American Jewish comedians?) FEDERAL DAIRY A Happy and Prosperous Iii the ci ties. at least, the musi­ HOLIDAY GREETINGS HOLIDAY GREETINGS CO., INC. New Year cian had a fighti ng chance. Subject to quota systems. he could receive Lakewood Hay TERRY HANNA MILK-CREAM Edray a rudimentary education. What's WORLD WIDE Whirlpool Service more. he could function in the the­ & Grain, Inc. TRAVEL SERVICE BUTTER ater, especially after the pioneer 170 Westminster St. TE 1-7671 work of the founder of the Yiddish 87 Greenwich Street 1808 Smith Street BUILDING MATERIALS theater, Abraham Goldfaden. This Providence, I.I. 231-6730 had grown out of a heritage of the GRAIN 781-3220 Jewish Singspiel. something like 780 Warwick Avenue the Italian commedia de//'arte. Bu t its elevation from lowly tav­ Warwick, R.I. Best Wishes For erns to more artistic settings was a 467-8400 Happy And Healthy ~rm,@ late phenomenon (c. 18 70). and New Year Goldfaden himself was forced to ~~ be a gypsy too. starting in Ru ssia NEW YEAR G REETING S IMC. (b. 1840) and ending in New York SUNDERLAND'S (d . 1908). LANCELOTTA There was an original sin stigma Be It STEAKS FIRE E~CAPES • attached to musicia ns by their fel­ CfilCKEN PAVING, INC. LOBSTER IRON & WIRE low Jews that explains the restric­ Open 4 P.M. FENCE S tions. The two temples of biblical to 10 P.M. times were noted for elaborate Closed Mondays ORNAMENTAL 655 Commonwealth Ave. Sundays and musical forces. But. wit h the de­ Holidays IRON WORK 12 noon to lO P.M. stru ction or the Second Temple in Warwick, R. I. DINNER AND 70 CE .. the Levitical musicians COCKTAILS IRON, BRASS and ALUMINUM Gift & Pastry Shop RAILINGS OF AU KINDS a lso fell from grace by vi rtue of Rfls ervatlons Call 469 Wa,hington Street rabbi nic decree. It was a sign of 737-9477 Tiverton, R. I. 421-6640 mourning and of the Diaspora. 624-9\191 More significantly. the voca l EXTENDS BEST WISHES music of the litu rgy was primarily HOLIDAY GREETINGS · FOR A HAPPY, HEALTHY Sunderla nd's Dlnin liC Room an oral tradition passed on fr om :rnd Cockta ils AND PROSPEROUS OJ d Main R oad father to son. a nonscientific pro­ NEW YEAR FRANCISCO'S MEN'S SALON cess even at best (discounting th e cantilla tion tropes. pictoria l sym­ 478 ATWOOD AVENUE, JOHNSTON BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR bols for cha nting the Torah). The 831-0624 M&S INVESTIGATORS and SECURltY, INC. chazanim (cantors) did their own private manuscripts; but they, UNIFORM GUARD SERVI CE · SPECIAL EVE N TS PLANT PROTE CTION along wi th their choral compan: ions (call ed meshorerim ). reall y CALL ANYTIME: 351-1670 All Good Wishes For A Happy constituted still another group of 36 KENNEDY PLAZA, PROVIDENCE And Prosperous New Year great improvisors. Nevertheless, if Harris Lumber Company NEW YEAR GREETI NGS one was not a scribe, dedicated to specifi c regulations for · writing 546 Atwdls Ave nue Providence, R. I. -MR. and MRS. SELWYN KIRSHENBAUM and Family down God's word on parchment, it Friendship Body Radiator Wks., was tantamount to blasphemy to & Inc. couple His word with written mu­ 111 Point Street, Providence JA 1-3366 sic. This undoubtedly affected the " SATISFACTION MAKES FRIENDSHIP'" music of the marketplace, a situ­ ation not likely to be enhanced by hew 1{ea-t q~ the often vulgar antics of the bad­ *- NEW YEAR GREETINGS chonim. Pious Jews never quite TO FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS came to terms with the practice of musica l notation, and rabbis fulmi­ SCARPETTI OLDS PETROLEUM HEAT & POWER CO. nated against the buffoonery. · 375 Allens Avenue Providence Out of the scripture-stricture, 79 Elmwood Avenue UN 1-3310 941-0050 composers were disciplined to hone their craft into easily memo­ 59 EDDY ST. rized, catchy melodies. This pre­ vented a style based on polyphony PROVIDENCE HELLA BERGER and RUTH SCHERZ (Rear of City Hall) (simultaneous melodies), which may be why there never was a Jewish Bach. But it did favor ho­ mophony (one melody supported 187 Westminster Street by harmony), and, because of the MINI Providence, R. I. negativism toward instruments, all Headquarters for musical thinking was vocally ori­ The Best of YARNS ented. Jewish jam sessions were carbon copies of cantorial recita­ M.lit and ART NEEDLEWORK tives or folk ditties or whatever. WISH THEIR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS A HAPPY The classic example is the wailing NEW YEAR GREETINGS AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR clarinet, so evocative of selichot .nusach. penitential prayer modes. With the waves of immigration BEST WISHES FOR A NEW YEAR to the U.S.A.; in the lale 1800s and early 1900s, the philosophical OF HEAL TH, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY attitudes of the shtetl were also transplanted. Thus, conflict be­ tween old and new worlds a nd be­ tween parental and first gener­ ations was inevitable. The stage was set for real life as well as ' make-believe drama. At the turn of the century, a S63 Jewish sweatshop girl, on New 1 CRANSTON STREET York City's lower East Side, had few diversions to take lier mind IOTill0 UHDR AUTHOlttY 0, THI COCA•COlA COM,ANl l'f CRANSTON 942-2660 (Continue~ on Following Page) 'II -----::- -~---::--·. .--

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New Yea, Greetings HOLIDAY GREETINGS From Shtetl. NEW YEAR GREETINGS HOU[;>AY GREETINGS MARCELLO'S from McCOY Oil COMPANY , RESTAURANT To Stage Doo r CREST "Our Service Gansett Avenue, Vanston BEAUTY SUPPLY CO. Is The Real McCoy" HANSON'S 942-6666 (Continued from Preceding Pag e) 121 Mathewson StrHt 213 Broad St., Cumberland OF BARRINGTON off slave labor conditions. She was 331-0589 722-1920 a greenhorn, newly arrived fr om BEST WISHES "the other side" via steerage. All Best Wishes FOR A NEW YEAR GREETINGS she could afford was an evening 's For The New Year New Year Greetings HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS good cry in the Yiddish thea ter. RED BRIDGE . AUTO PARTS INC. DAVIS CUT RATE STORE NEW YEAR There she would suffer vicariou sly CAR WASH 21 Mauasoit Ave. I 75 Washington St. with the characters and eventu ally CHASE 2209 Pawtuclcet Avenue East PNviclenc:e West Warwick East Provict.nce come smiling through. Composers GE 8-2100 AUTO BODY WORKS and playwrights, like the Jose phs James J. Brady VAiiey 1-8989 - Rumshinsky and Lateiner - New Year Greetings catered to her lifestyle in me lo- Happy New Year New Year Greetings dramas about families separa ted MARY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE BUICK SERVICE by oceans, children straying fr om GIZZARELLI SHAW MOTORS INC. 7 Carney Road religion, and villainous bosses ex- ELECTRIC SHOP Clark's Auto Service, Inc. 89 Bellevue Ave. (Cor. Strawberry Field Rd .) 33 Seabury St., Providence plaiting humble workmen. Warwick 2%6 County Road, Barring-ton WI 1-21'0 GA 1-0171 Later, playwrights such as the 737-7156 New Year Greetings Jacobs - Adler and Gordin - CH 5-8727 fought these tear-jerkers· with g en- BEST WISHES FOR A uine artistic achievements. So me BEST WISHES ON THE Holi<.Jay Greetings HAPPY NEW YEAR of their efforts were derived i ,,. HOLIDAY SEASON New Year Greetings FROM other sources, Shakespeare and The Sydney Family company. But for the most p art, CROWN MOTOR Maurice C. Smith Yiddish musicals were to rem ain Co., Inc. SYDNEY based on the lives or the pc oplc DIE DRESS RUBBER STAMPS attending them. The au die nccs & TIRE SERVICE SUPPLY CO. came to be like congregati ons; SAi.Oii Complete Line Applian,.. and, in a real sense. they were Plumbing - Heating part of the drama/is personae. 1108 Park Avenue 169 Dorrance Street indu,trial Supplie• On Broadway the situation was 176 UNION AVENUE 441 ANMU, ST~ PaOY. 421-1064 in reverse. There the mus icals PROVIDENCE, R.l. 02909 were mostly hothouse flowers, op- Cranston, R. I. 944-0200 crettas imported from Europe , or homegrown imit'ations. Franz Le- har and Vic10r Herbert were New Year Greetings To All Our Relatives, South Providence among the· composers of such es- HENRY Friends and Customers capist fare. It cannot be clai med Oil Co. that the success of Yiddish m usi- PAINTING & DECORATING liorJJ/li MR . and MRS. cats convinced Broadway mu sical Extends Best Wishes 10 ARCADE TED RICE 292 Prairie Avenue writers to turn on 10 slicc-o I-life For A Happy New Yeor 751-6973 stories. It was a Yankee Dood le MR. and MRS. Dandy, like George M. Coha n, a To Our Relatives GA 1-9995 IRA l. RICE non-Jew, who helped the pc nd- Friends and Customers H5 ELMGROVE AVE. Wishes All Its and daughters ulum swing towards greater real- 331-5573 AMY BETH and PAMELA WENDY 34 Oifden Avenue Friends and Customers ism . Cohan probably knew not hing Extends Best Wishes Cranston NATHAN'S EXPRESS CO. A Happy and Prosperous about the Yiddish theater, where For A Very . he had a kind of alter ego in the 7-9 Italy Street New Year 781-5031 Happy New Year 861-4546 person of Boris Thomashev sky. Like Cohan, Tomashevsky was producer, writer, and actor-singer. NEW YEAR GREETINGS He even appeared on Broadway in WITH BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR 1931 in a translation of the The STATE Ur,,,IE R~TAURANT AND DINER Singing Rabbi. It lasted but four NEWELL FUEL & LUMBER CO. performances. 805 Broadway, Pawtucket 140 Taft Strr,et, Pawtucket, R.I. By 1956 our sweatshop heroine 723-9800 had come a long way (baby). She 722-7900 was now a suburban matron who regarded the lower cast side with BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR disdain, and the Great White Way E. L. Freeman Co. as her Wednesday matinee do­ PRINTERS AND STATIONERS main. Almost all the musicals she MAINE POT A TO GROWERS, INC. saw that year were written by Str::. ~:~~tenc:~:.:::=.: : ~::;,~•t, Jews: Candide (Leonard Bernstein Printing P1ant now located in East Providence 331-3400 434-7370 434-7500 64 Whitman Street, Pawtucket 725-7263 a nd Lillian Hellman), My Fair Best Wishes For A Happy New Year Lady (Lerner and Lowe), Bells A re Ringing (Jule Styne with NEW YEAR GREETINGS Comden and Green). and The BEST WISHES FOR THE NEW YEAR FROM THE Most Happy Fella (Frank Laes­ ser). Also, carried over from the READ & PURCELL CO. THE KA TES CORPORATION previous season: Damn Yankees INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES '69 Angell Street Providence, R. I. (Adler and Ross), Mr. Wonderful (Bock and Harnick), and Pipe 31 Dryden Lane, Providence 331-3101 Dr eam (Rodgers and Ham­ merstein). BEST WISHES TO ALL OUR CU&I'OMERS To be sure, none of these BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR writers had anything to do with Yiddish theater which by the fif. R. I. GLASS WORKS, Inc. RANDY'S SHELL SERVICE STATION ties, ·was in serious .decline. Al­ CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING 691 North Main Street, Providence though actors like Menasha Skul­ 375 WASHINGTON STREET · 421-4131 Mannina' 1-2997 nik and Molly Picon were able to make the transition to the "Amer­ ican" stage, Second Avenue com­ posers were not - assuming that BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY, HEAL THY AND they wanted to. If there were no Les Kessler's PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR such carry-over, how did the Broadway musical come to be so Delicatesse,n Restaurant dominated by Jewish au~hors? - · The answer has less to do with WISHES OUR MANY creativity, perhaps, than with_ in­ CHARLES A.. CURRAN genuity and perserverancc. Re­ FRIENDS and CUSTOMERS member, that historically, outside A HAPPY NEW YEAR of the .shtetl and ghetto, Jews had 724 HOWARD BUILDING been thwarted in attempts to com­ 723 NORTH MAIN STREET pete i11 . worldly professions. '(heir 621-5888 421-0800 main link to other peoples was im­ (BETWEEN l'LIASANT & JENKINS STHETS) posed . upon t,llem - the field of commerce and related enterprises. WITH BEST WISHES FOR A NEW YEAR Inevitably they developed remark­ OF .HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY able business acumen. Jews also, NEW YEAR GREETINGS at the same time, were dis­ couraged from becoming full­ TECH fledged composers or theatrical performers (undoubtedly frustra­ ROYAL CROWN INDUSTRIES, INC. ting some) by their own laws and traditions. It was virtually ax­ BOTTLING CO. iomatic that the impact of a free, HENRY BROMBERG capitalistic SQCiety in the United States upon them would be ex- 400 Knight Street and traordinary. · HERBERT WANG Equation for a careerin popular Warwick, R.I. (Continued on Foll owing Page) 36 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1973 A subscription to the Herald makes a good gilt. NEW YEAR GREETINGS New Year Greetings From Shtetl FIORE NeW Year Greetings PONTIAC, INC: To Stage Doo·r Bernice Bergeron MARY JAY'S 399 Bald Hill Road FABRICS Lingerie (Continued from Preceding Page) and Accessories Warwick Interior Decorators music: Inherited commercial abili­ Arcade Bldg ., 421-2460 739-2100 ty +the opportunity to enjoy pre­ 180 Taunton Avenue RHODE ISLAND'S LARGEST 148 Taunton Avenue viously forbidden fruit =Smashing East Providence PONTIAC DEALER success! ,, East Providence 434-1301 Our Very Best Wishes The first evidence of this for­ e SALES e BODY SHOP 434-1723 mula was to be found in that Alley Best Wishes For A For the Holiday Season e SERVICE e PARTS called Tin Pan. This loose con­ Happy and Prosperous glomeration of popular music pub­ New Year Narragansett lishers was controlled by gentile Holiday GreetinQs fi rms prior to I 900. But with im­ Paper Company Best Wishes For migration from the shtetl, at the 10 Almeida Avenue PINKERTON'S, INC. turn of the century, the names be­ ') A Happy New Year East Providence came decidedly more landsmanish: To Our Customers Bernstein & Shapiro, Witmark & And Friends Sons, Joseph W. Stern & Co., Yellen, Borenstein & Ager, among artesian wells Bernice others. Competition was rough, before deciding -: ....,l ulating new techniques or mu- of Hope StrePt -- •ion. Salesmen became call SECURITY SERVICE INVESTIGATION ; pluggers. helping to us for '. OSCARI M. SLOAN, Mgr., crea te the need for upright pianos. PROV. OFF, 10 DORRANCE ST. OU R SINCERE an the guitars of the day. Even poor 330 HOWARD BUILDING Mrs. George Fox accurate, sincere 331 - IS43 tenement parlors were graced by BEST WISHES FOR that proud instrument. And Tin THE NEW YEAR analysis of Pan Alley followed up the demand your well problem by supplying the sheel music. SEASON BEST WISHES FOR In selling the American public. wm. c. northup & son A HAPPY NEW YEAR song pluggers had to woo per-' CE ntredale 1-6590 formers (the original payola WE SELL & SERVICE JACUZZI PUMPS Coutu Bros. Inc. game). Newly written songs were TANKS · WELL SUPPLIES thus introduced into foreign 230 putnam ov•. johnsto~ scores; and producers soon recog­ ~1 GMC Best Wishes For nized the need to make operetta MOTOR TRUCKS ~~°" TERRACE imports more palatable to their LINENS e LINGERIE A Happy, Healthy and 2099 Post Road, Warwick 388 Walcott SlrHI customers. Among the earliest to Wayland Square Garden City Prosperous New Year 738-7000 have their songs so interpolated Pawtucket Try Our were such Jewish composers as Ir­ Polynesian Delights 723-5076 ving Berlin, Jerome Kern. and CITY TIRE CO. George Gershwin. Bui it was the Jewish publisher. like M ax 21 0 ALLENS A VENUE Dreyfus, who believed in them. Authorized Rhode Island Distributor D' AMBRA TEXACO ST A TION that was the motivating force . For DUNLOP TIRES • BATTERIES The various constituents of Tin 521-2240 621-2348 761 HOPE STREET Pan Alley were eventually bough! NEW YEAR GREETINGS WISH THEIR CUSTOMERS out by Hollywood. where the ac­ tion was. The moguls of the movie A HAPPY NEW YEAR E. P. Anthony, Inc. industry were also of Easl-Eu­ - DRUGGISTS - 'uc. ><225 - ropcan stock . Many were family dynasties: The Selznicks, Warners. Extend Oreetlngs For a Happy New Year To Their Many J ewish Friends and Customers Schencks, Cohns and M .G. M . - DUNNE FORD SALES, INC. ·· Mayer 's-Gantze-M ishpocha. " Since 1895 at . . ANGELL and THAYER STS.,i1ROVIDENCE ' 705 Bmwood Avenue Much of this spectacular accom­ plishment is traceable to a basic EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR A VERY conflict wilhin fi rst generation HAPPY NEW ·YEAR NEW YEAR GREETINGS American Jews : How to keep up with th e J oneses while sticking to PARFLEX RUBBER THREAD CORP. BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR . the Cohenses. It was the classic Horatio Alger story, but wi th a 50 Valley Street, Providence 421-6261 new wrinkle. What better way to EASTERN SCIENTIFIC CO. become Americanized (not just Scientific Apparatus and Hospital Supplies rags to riches) as quickly as pos­ sible than through the theater7 It BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY, HEALTHY NEW YEAR 267 Plain Street 421-4600 was relatively easy to break into - the Jew, alter all, could " pass MR. & MRS. GERALD S. GOLDSTEIN & JILL NEW YEAR GREETINGS for white" - and it was a lucra­ HOXSIE · tive siren song. FOUR CORNERS ...... _.--. •~ 1550 WARWICIC AVENUE /~ £ ~ CROWN BARBER SHOP But in the strong desire for new WARWICK CLIAN~l■ S --=- . 21 IIIILEST. IOWNTOWN PllOY. identity, where integrity and sell­ • r:~ ·~ - ii:}, respect were often sacrificed for 459 WILLETT AVENUE ·~-i RIVEltSIDE . .. . 0 the almighty dollar, the bonds be­ ~ ~~ 521-0409 tween parent and child often de­ _·:· -- ,::-- teriorated. The primary values of shtetl life became distorted on American soil. Whereas the Old ARROW World parent had lived for the ideal goal of balnce between Yid­ dishkeit (Jewishness) and Men­ THE BUREAU OF JEWISH EDUCATION TRANSPORTATION CO., INC. schlichkeit (humaneness), his New World son was faced with conflict, OF GREATER PROVIDENCE 485 Prospect Street, Pawtucket, R.I. 724-9300 not balance, between the sacred and the profane. Such a struggle 76 Dorrance Street, Room 505 DAILY OVERNIGHT SERVICE helped spark magnificent. careers Pro'fldence, &. I. Refrigerated Service - Open T~ Equipment in show business: Producer-broth­ Extends Best Wishes Far A Happy New Year ers such as the Schuberts and Scl­ to the Entire Community and CordlallY Invites All wyns, Billy Rose (a sometime song To Make Use of Its Facllltles for the EXTENDS BEST WISHES Advancement and Enrichment of Jewish Education · FOR A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR writer), and more. The conflict became a twentieth-century literary theme, pcrhap$ its most famous treatment Best Wishes For A being the so-called first talking Cilm, The Jazz Singer (originally a New Year of Haµpiness, Our. Sincere Best Wishes For Health, play by Samson Raphaelson). Al Jolson, born in Russia as Asa Health and Prosperity Y oclson and the son of a cantor, Happiness and Prosperity starred in a portrayal of what from amounted to bis autobiography up to that time. There it all was, In The Year 5731 "From Shtetl to Stage Door"; -THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS Papa pleading for the soul of his offspring to stay in the synagogue OF TEMPLE BETH DAVID­ and do God's work; and Sonny ANSHEI KOVNO Boy torn by the need to assimilate Congressman and Mrs. and work in the " unholy" theater. THE SISTERHOOD For when Jolson blackened his THE MOTHERS' ASSOCIATION face, his lather believed .he had THE MEN'S CLUB Fernand J. St Germain done the same to his character. There was .. sin 11 in syncopation, and the not in synagogue. USY (Co~tinued on Following Page) , ------

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New Year Greetings "'8w Year Greetings NEW YEAR _OREETINOS 30th Anniversary A Happy New Year . COLaERT'S BRIAN SUPPlY CO. FROM SECURITY SERVJQ ASSELIN CHEVRO!,.ET CO. Rescue of the Industrial Supplies 150 Carolina Avenue 137 Child St. Warren Gowns, Inc. Providence 111 Cheatnul Street 467-7790 Danish Jews 245-3500 272-6400 By GABRIEL LEVENSON Gowns For On Rosh Hashanah Eve, 30 ANNA DEL SANTOS All Occo1ion1 NEW YEAR GREETINGS years ago the Nazis set into and AU THE GIRLS of HOLIDAY GREETINGS GIIMOIE'S ROWEii SHOP motion a carefully-worked-out 76 Taunton A~nue plan to "rid" occupied Denmark COZY CORNER 1383 Warwick Avenue Eaat l'roviclence ANDRE'S Warwick '63-8938 434-3667 of its 8,000 Jews. This last enclave BEAUTY SALON of free Jews in all of German-held 224 Capuano Ave. BEAUTY SALON Europe had been left untouched Clanston 176 during the three years since the Mathewson Street A HAPPY NEW YEAR 942-9851 Providence, R.I. NEW YEAR GREETINGS Wehrmacht had ove r-run Wish their friends and BUS STOP (Continu ed on Following Page) patrons a Happy New Year 621,8022 ECONOMY MARKET From Shtetl CHOICE MEATS New Yeor Greetings Best Wishes PAINT & WAUPAP~ CO. AND GROCERIES To Stage Door For The New Year FRESH FRUIT To Our Many Friends 51 Silver Spring St. AND VEGETABLES (Continued from Preceding Page) Abby and Customers Providence Plaza There were others who had to 712 Admiral Street 421-283S endure this peculiarly Jewish di­ Construction GARDEN CITY Providence, R.I. lemma. Tunesmiths like Arthur 421--0347 Schwartz and Sammy Cahn had a HARDWARE, INC. 621-8106 deuce ol a time convincing their Company fathers that they did not wi sh to 41 Hillside Road be lawyers or doctors. Irving Ber­ 1 Kane Rood IMPERIAL LAUNDRY, INC. lin and Eddie Cantor, before they Smithfield Garden Oty could get married, had to put up 331-4555 Cranston, R. I. 02920 56 Judith StrHt Providence with the wrath ol their future fa. 944-6414 thers- in-law: " What. my daughter Best Wishes For A Happy New Year marry a musician•" Alter Leonard Bernstein had become famous, his New Year Greetings lather was asked why he had ever FORT HOLIDAY GREETINGS opposed his son's career. His im­ mortal reply: " How did I know he INCORPORATED JIM'S MEN'S SALON was going to be Leonard Bern• RUFFUL'S ,stein?" S4 TAYLOR DRIVE One of New England's Most Modern Men 's Salons RESTAURANT However, Jewish sons did not EAST PROVIDENCE 706 Reservoir Avenue, Cranston 942-9856 become composers only to spite their fa thers. They also were des­ 208 Wayland Avenue BEST WISHES tined for the profession because ol Providence Papa. Kurt Weill, Isadore Baline FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR NEW YEAR GREETINGS (Irving Berlin), Hyman Arluck GA 1-2712 (Harold Arlen) were also sons of NEW ENGLAND EGG SERVICE cantdrs, as was Jacques Offcnback 247 Jewett Strfft in the nieneteenth century. In HOLIDAY GREETI NGS $21-9170 varying degrees, the music of the synagogue and/ or Yiddish folk VY'S BEAUTY SALON songs affected them all, as it did 373 NARRAGANSETT PARKWAY, WARWICK the music of Gershwin, Bernstein, TOWN E~ECTROPLA TING CO. Harold Rome, and Jerry Bock. 781-8766 With the exception of W~ill (who was of German birth), the family 178 George Watermon Raad, Johnston 231-5011 trees of these and other composers DYKEMAN ELECTRIC CO. had their roots in the shtetl. It is NEW YEAR GREETINGS not as if there were no Jews-in the 50 Plymouth Road East Providence United States before the Russians GEneva 8-4350 and P_oles arrived. These earlier JOE MARZIW'S settlers, mostly German and Seph­ Extends Best Wishes For A Happy New Year ~ W,SHES ardic Jews. had little tolerance 'of fJfd A HAPPY HOLIDAY,o, " low class" music. Besides becoming composers, NEW YEAR GREETINGS - INC. the klezmorim (musicians of the shtetl) also were transmogrified Carpenter & Wood Co., Inc. :J.am·ow ITALIAN RESTAURANT into the big band leaders or Amer­ ITALIAN DINNERS ica: Paul Whiteman, the Bennys ENAMELS - Goodman and Bernie - , Artie 1S Cedar Street, Providence DE 1-0987 • Shaw (born Warshawsky), Shep LOBSTERS - STEAKS 751-5544 . O,EJI "Ripply Rhythm" Fields, Sammy "So You Want to Lead a Band," ATWELL$ ffl.THIUMON. 120 AVE., PROV., R.I. ClOSB> TUES. Kaye; Eddie Duchin, and Harry NEW YEAR GREETINGS James. Although they were not the original jazzmen, these Jewish PERSPECTIVE NEW YEAR GREETINGS "Swingers" fe lt completely at PROFESSIONAL PLACEMENT OF PROVIDENCE, INC. home with their Negro colleagues. Add to this affiliation the many musicals about blacks, written by 274-9500 Jews ( Porgy and Bess to Hallelu• SUITE 617 - HOWARD BLDG. - 10 DORRANCE ST. PROVIDENCE PAPER CO. jah, Baby! and then some), the Printing Paper - Industrial Paper kinship becomes more striking. Perhaps without knowing it, com­ Office Equipment and Supplies posers were responding to the af­ finity between black spiritual-blues HOLIDAY GREETINGS and Jewish chant. And what happened to the bad­ 160 Dorrance Street 421-7600 chonim (the comics of the shtetl)? In this country they came to be known as toomlers, still leading peripatetic li ves. They not only played the Catskill " borscht" cir­ cuit but they also were gypsies flitting from stage to screen to ra- · dio to television. Their numbers are legion, even ii their original PEERLESS birth names are not. D.o you know who these comics are'? Benjamin Kubelsky, M . Ber­ linger, Aaron Chwatt, · Nathan COMPANY Birnbaum, Julius, Leonard and Adolph M., Jerome Levitch, Sam­ PROVIDENCE •PAWTUCKET uel Joseph M ., P. Silversmith, Jo­ WARWICK •BARRINGTON seph Gotleib, Daniel David Ka­ WAMPANOAG minski, E. Isaclore lskowitz, S. LUNCHEON DINNER Kalich. Superb Italian• . Cuisine J°ack Benny, Milton Berle, Red SEASON'S GREETINGS C hi co and Harpo Marx, Jerry l 03 PUT~AM AVENUE, JOHNSTON Lewis, Zero Mastel, Phil Sil vers, Joey Bishop, Danny Kaye, Eddie 231-0570 Cantor, Sophie Tucker. Hrrirln11•d frum /h t> Jt:WJSII Vl

. \ 38 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1973 30 th Anniversary Best Wishes for the NEW YEAR GREETINGS NEW YEAR GREETINGS Happy New Year · .. New Yeo, INTERNATIONAL CLARK FLOWER SHOP OAKES ON THE Hill DOG G1K)()MING Rescue of the COLLIER'S 294 Thayer Street at 10 Thomas Street SHOPPE BAKERY Danish Jews 421-6700 - Art Supplies - (Co ntinued from Preceding Page) Den mark, and they had retained 104 ROlfE ST. thei r precarious freedom during NEW YEAR GREETINGS Happy New Year ' WOONSOCKET CRANSTON that period only because the Dan ish king, Christian X, had TUUO GASPERINI GLASS a.nd MIRROR CO. A fore ed upon his conquerors this lNC, 781-8787 MUSIC STUDIO 1470~ BROAD STREET com promise: the Danes would Mr. & Mrs. Shepple Dressler 650 Newport Ave., Pawtucket ··col laborate" - supplying food a.nd Fa.m.lly 461-8642 726-1493 725-0870 and materiel to the enemy - in 37 Corey St. Woonsocket exchange for the guarantee that no NEW YEAR- GR6ETINGS Hopi:,y New Year Danish citizens, including the HOLIDAY GREETINGS Jewish population of the country, SCHOOL BUS PRIME would be harmed. LES Rentals & Chartering DRUG From 1940 to 1943 the Germans had, for reasons of their own, PETITS FOURS CALL INC. scrupulousl y held to this 467-8844 H....,art_.. for agreement. The Jews. like other FRENCH PASTRY fanny fcan'IMf Choc.olatN Danes. were permitted to go about UNITED TRUCK • Croissants "In Cranston It 's Prime Dr ug" the ordinary course of their li ves. & BUS SERVICE CO. True. the commitment they had • Brioches 82 Rolfe St., Cranston made to King Christi an was a • Sables ST 1-5818 32S Melrose Street violation of Adolf Hitlers vow to 884-6363 959 Hope Street make Europe "Judenrein·· - but Providence, R.I. 02907 Your Heolt" Is Our Bu,iness hQ tc l"t or Outtn St. off M:t.i n St. to tnd what matter if a fe w thousand al W•t~r St. • In 1h( Hu.rt cf East '""nwic h 831-1011 J e ws wa lk ed the streets of Best Wishes For A Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year Copenhagen as fr ee men - so Jong as the Danish government NEW YEAR GREETINGS JERRY and MOE COHEN funnell e d i nt o Ge rm a n y a seemingly endless supply of meat. The Twin Florists, Inc. cheese and butler for the home BUD LORD'S ATLANTIC SERVICE 132 Ga.noett Ave.,- Cra.nston 942-8300 fr ont and even fir st-class li ght arms for the tr oops in the ba tlle- 460 PONTIAC AVENUE, CRANSTON WI 1-9564 lines! This uncertai n balance could· nol GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES G reetings and Best Wishes For A Happy New Year FOR THE NEW YEAR long cont inu e. By the summer of I 943 the war was definitely THE CHINA INN turning against the Germans. The KUNZMANN CHAIN CO. illusio n o f fin a l victory was Speclallzln.- In Exotic Chinese Food slipping awa y: there was doubt Orders put up to take out 90 Rolfe st: Calhoun Avenue BO 7-8916 25 Providence, R.I. and even - remotely - the PETER CHIN, Proprietor Cranston potential for unrest. Hitler had HOLIDAY GREETINGS always complained 1h a1 the Jews RED KETTLE REST AURA NT still enjoying their liberty in Best Wishes For A Happy Holiday Denmark were a .. bone in my Corner KILVERT & JEFFERSON BLVD. throat."" Their sacrifice now mi~hl Conimicut WARWICK 738-3737 serve 10 propitiate the Fuehrer Pharmacy, Inc. LEO and ANNETTE GREENFELD and. al the same time. to rekindle flickering German morale. 739 West Sh\,re Rd .. Warwick 737-6.525 Accordingly, on September 8. NEW YEAR GREETINGS from 1943, the German Plenipotentiary [ NATHAN SAMDPERIL ALAN M . SAMDPERIL in Denmark, Dr. Werner Best, BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR raised with his superiors in Berlin New England Metal Co., Inc. the mailer of a final action against McGrath-Hamin, Inc. the Danish Jews. And the wheels NEMCO 43 Bucklin Street 66 Branch Avenue Providence were set in motion. No less an expert in the techniques of 274-76!)0 VERY BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY "transportationObersturmbannfuehrer .. than(Lt. Col.)S S ..======:::::::::::::::::======.:: Adolph Eichmann was placed in AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR charge of the operation. BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY, from Eichmann knew his business. He was an old hand at it. Special HEAL THY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Gestapo Kommando units, newly Bernard Green dispatched from Germany and, and hense, .. unpolluted" by personal Samuel Green contact with the Danes, would MAGCO PLASTICS, INC. round up all he gathered together, 4 MILL STREET, CUMBERLAND very conveni entl y, either in their homes or at the Great Synagogue 331-8086 on Krystallgade for observance of the New Year. PA 3-8200 (To make absolutely sure that the project would be totally BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR effective, the Gestapo had seized BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR the record s of the Jewish· RHODE ISLAND community a few days before - ACCUTRON SALES AND SERVICE so that the name and address of Clock Repair and Monogram Crests JEWISH FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION every Jew in Denmark - more of whom lived in Copenhagen - CEMETERY COMMITTEE would be known to them.) ST AR WATCH Two troop ships - enough, WE STILL HA VE VALUABLE LAND certainly, for the few Jews in the WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING FOR SALE country - waited offshore in DIAMOND REMOUNTING Copenhagen harbor. In Hamburg, For Further lnf~matian Kindly Call 46 Summer Street MR. SAM JAMNIK, Chairman of Germany, one night) sail distant, Pawtucket Cemetery Committee 467-5770 freight cars stood by to carry the 725-7750 em bark ees to their ultimate destination in the death-camps further east; and, ready in the processing centers at the railroad BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY, HEAL THY AND depot to speed the victims on their BEST. WISHES FOR last journey, were the German PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR doctors who would_ conscientiously A HAPPY NEW. YEAR check the health of the fresh batch of "patients," the clerks who GILBANE'S to ALL OUR CUSTOMERS would record their arrival and departure, and the orderlies who Carrier Air Conditioning •FROM would relieve them of their possessions and issue them their final "travel" costumes. . Fuel Oil Burners Heating ARTHUR AND HUGO All was in readiness that Rosh Hashanah Eve in September, THE NEW ENGLAND 1943. With beautiful German Domestic Industrial precisiof\, the hanil-picked PICTURE FRAME CO. '9rmerlyof Kommando units of the_ Gestapo F. GILBANE, INC. 62 Charles St. - steel-helmeted, machine-guns 145 Allens Avenue at the ready - _simultaneously 191 Pawtucket A'H. PAwtucket 5-4422 swooped !!POD their intended prey, (Continued on Following Page) ·- --... -- . ------~---~-- - - - .... -~·- ·.&,_z....:...__ -

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 , 1973 - 39 Arm....d Car S.rvke New Year Greetings Since 1924 30th Anniversary New Yeo, Greetings New Yeo, Greetings CHARLES INTERNATIONAL H. DREW CO. RUSSO BROS. DETECTIVE SERVICE, IN_C. Authorized Distributor Rescue ·of th e F. J. FEIGHERY Distributors of 1121 Westminster St. For TEXACO & FIRESTONE E. J. BRACH CANDIES 16 Edgemere Road GA 1-1860 31 Calder St., Cranston 567 Mineral Spring Avenue New Yeor Greeting, 942-5470 Danish Jews Pawtucket 726-1500 (Continued from Preceding Pa ge) New Year Greetings NEW YEAR GREETINGS ne atly assembled in the synagogue or at home, ripe and ready !or the NEW YEAR GREETINGS PELLETIER TRUCKING HAPPY NEW YEAR MATTHEW J. GALLAGHER plucking. Dr. Best, anticipating an R. I. AGENCY, INC. CO., INC. easy success, had already cabled WARWICK Insurance - Real Estate Rl&'rers hi s Fuehrer in Berlin: " Danemark METPRO, INC. 3'7 Main St., Pawt. 6'4 Armistice Blvd., Pawt. isl Judenrein." (" Denmark is free Upholstering Co. PA 3-1290 PA 5-0291 of Jews!") GEORGE J. BASnEN METAL DR.A WING But when the Komma ndo Proprietor 139 Jefferson Boulevard arri ved at their des1inations - HOLIDAY GREETINGS 1163 West Shore Rood Warwick HAPPY headl ig hl s fl as hing, si r ens NEW YEAR Warwick CUSTOM AUTO screaming, the engi nes of 1heir 737-6272 463-8200 FROM armored cars roaring - th e SEAT COVERS chi ckens. all 8.000 of them, had M&M COMPLETE LINE OF fl own their coops. Mys1eriously, Happy New Year INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. AUTO everyone had di sappeared. Nor NEW YEAR GREETINGS could 1he fr an ti c a nd intensive AIR CONDITIONING ~ PAPER CITY searches whi ch foll owed dig th em DEB, Inc. SALES - SERVICE - PARTS up agai n not 1he arrests of fflOWBRAY PARTY FLAIR 1070 BROAD STREET the in1erroga1ions or lhe tonure of Mosey-Feguson ,., Facing Sod-ell Danis h Chris1i ans suspected of Lawn & Garden .... Marcia and Norm Katzo/1 461-1800 hid ing 1heir Jewi sh brolhcrs Equipment Bernice and Daniel Adler nol the personal fli ght from Berlin OP£N 9 TO 9 DAILY FlliE PRINTING PLATES to Copenhagen o f Adolph THAT COST LESS! Eichmann him se lf. 10 supervise the 366 TOWER HILL RD . Highest Quality of Photo Engraving BEST WISHES NEW YEAR GREETINGS hunt. NORTH KINGSTOWN And Lithography FOR THE HOLIDAYS The Jewish popul a 11 on of Denmark had si mply vanished 295-5845 UNion 1-1000 OLEANS only 10 reappear sa fel y da) s and EST. 1922 weeks later in neutral S"cden A. PRIMIANO NEW YEAR GREETINGS FIRE which . until the liberation of & SON Denm ark in May. 19~5. gave the EQUIPMENT SERVICE Dani sh Jews food. sheller and NEW ENGLAND TOWEL SUPPLY Decorating 797 EDDY STREET jobs. accepted their children in 20 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE Products Center PROVIDENCE Swcdi h sc hools and int o Swedish life. and even trained many of PAWTUCKET 723-5498 24 HOUR SERVICE 211 Waseca Avenue them , secretl y. for service in the 785-1133 Danish Resistance Arm y. Barrington, R.I. The Dani sh people. after three NEW YEAR GREETINGS yea rs of seeming coll aboration La Point's Wheel and Brake Service Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Sweet of with their oppre ssors. had risen to direc1 action. had taken the 240 BARTON STREET, PAWTUCK ET Dani sh Jews thei r fell ow­ LION FOOD STORE ci ti ze ns into their homes :ind I corner or Dexter St.) 723-8854 768-770 Hope Street churches and had smuggled them by ferry. fishing-smack and BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR row boa t pasl the Germ an New Year Greetings shore-guards and the Ges1apo gunboats. across the narrow. mine­ Johnson & Wales W ITH BE ST WISHE S FOR A NEW YEAR lade n waters of the Ore Sou nd , 10 OF HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY Reading Institute the have n of Sweden. And the spark of Da ni sh resistance. 8 ABBOTT PARK PLACE 331-3915 1507 POST ROAD brought 10 incandescence 'by 1his I •anJ:nu •,·u,1 u,> WARWICK 5' /_t. deed of rescu e. was 10 burn ... " • " -1 r 739:0053 brig hll y until lhe end of 1h e war. BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY, How had it happened? How had HEALTHY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR lhe quarry managed 10 elude lhei r savage and in vin cibl e hunlers'> DU RAS TONE CO., I NC. I made my own pilgrimage 10 Lincoln, R. I. E. F. O'DONNELL & SONS CO., INC. Copenhage n las t m onlh to inlerview bolh the rescued and the PAINTING CONTRACTORS SINCE 1900 resc uers. Comfor1ably ensconced in an SAS je1 , I crossed the 4.000 WITH BEST WISHES FOR A NEW YEAR OF HEAL TH , 75 DIKE STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. miles of 1he Atlantic in much less tim e than il had taken the Jews to HAPPINESS AND PEACE traverse the four or rive miles of • Elmhurst 1-8505 water which separate Denmark WILLIAM K. TOOLE CO. from Sweden. Industrial Supplies EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR I s p oke with Juliu s and Hardware A HAPPY. HEALTHY AND PROPEROUS .NEW YEAR Margolinsky, hi storian of the 76 EAST AVENUE PAWTUCKET Jewish community, who first 723-9000 received word of the impending ra zzia (raid) fr om a Danish BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND Christian gi rl (she was married to Best Wi shes For A Happy New Year PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR a Jew) who worked as a secre1ary MR. and MRS. LOUIS ROTH of at the historic meeting at which Dr. Best informed the heads of the Clarke, Kendall and Bradley, Inc. TICKET Danish government of the change in German policy toward the Jews. INSURORS ROTH AGENCY Margolinsky told me: "The rescu e which followed was possible only ARTHUR E. DOMAR, ELLIOTT A. HOPKINS 130 Westminster Street ( Arcade Building) because it was completely spur-of­ 751-0200 - 751-0202 the-moment. If it had been JAMES A. HOPKINS, CARTER HANDY planned in advance, the Gestapo - CHOICE SEA TS FOR ALL ATTRACTIONS - 1216 MAIN STREET WEST WARWICK, R.I. Boston - New York would have learned about it." I photographed Chief Rabbi Marcus Melchior - since 821-2850 deceased and succeeded in his post by his son, Ra bbi Bent Melcnior, a hero of the Israel War for BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY, BEST WISHES Independence in 1948. It was Rabbi Marcus· Melchior to whom HEALTHY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR Margolinsky immediately telephoned the shocking news of the plans for deportation; and it was Rabbi Marcus Melchior who, ~ forthwith, mobilized hi s congregants, gathered in the synagogue that morning for their IIGO~S RESTAURANT daily prayers (the shofer of the DeBLOIS ASSOCIATED New Year would be blown that Excellent Cuisine very evening). "Warn your neighbors," the .rabbi said, "pack PREPARED BY THE FORMER CHEF your personal belongings and run OF THE LEDGEMONT COUNTRY CLUB into hiding. There is not one OIL COMPANIES moment to spare!" 588 WARWICK AVENUE1_W-AR-WICK The rabbi e,plained to me l\_ow Comer of Post Road, U.S. No, I A 0,,... 12_..,.,,.., . · QOSfOMONOAY For Dependable Service the Danish people had then come FOR RISERVATIONS - - (Continued on Following Page) 467-8901 . - . - .. ~- ' .;_;;...,,;..-,:-_ ~,...... __._....!l....-,...,_ - 40 - THE RHODE IS LAND H ERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBE~ 21, 1973 Happy holidays - Keep in- farmed with a Herald subscription . . Ne w Year Greetings 30th Anniversary YEAR GREETINGS NEW DOROTHY STREETER New Year ' G reetings New Ye a r G reetings STUDIO Rescue of Ceramic Supplies and M okls the Capaldi Bros. _ MAGUIA• George R. Thornton Dorothy Morse SO Aldrich Street 781-1 83 1 Danish Jews Corporation ROOFING CO. AGENCY, INC. (Conti nued from Preceding Page) ISTA8LISH ■ D 1879 Contractors - Engineers ROOFERS BONDED ROOFS to the rescue: ·· we were never SHEET METAL WORK BEST WISHES FOR A forsaken. The nig ht of the Washington Highway 943 Namquid Drive froftcis J. K• lova... HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS Gestapo raid, the Da ni sh bis hops SMITHFIELD, R . I . Cltartn F. Keloghon Warwick, R. I. NEW YEAR publicly declared to the Germans PAwtucket 5-3394 CE 1-1350 111 SPIING STREET 463-7676 - 'Whenever Jews are persecuted on racia l or religious grou nds, the Christi a n Church is in duty bound New Year Greetings to protest against this acti on.'" Ta Our Friends a nd Customers NEW YEAR GREETINGS Happy New Year In her tiny, ivy-covered house WAREHOUSE STOCK an Marstrandgade, I met with Ruggieri Bros., Inc. Hanne Kaufma nn, no ve li st of the WIGWAM METAL Rescue wh ose book about it Linoleum - Broadloom (" Wherefo re is This Night Sport Center FASTENERS Formico - Tile l!Ct.TS • SCREWS Distinguis hed fr om All Other JI.ITS• WAS HERS • STEn • STAINUSS Ni ghts'") was a Da nis h best-seller. Z4 Mldwa1 Road 1385 M ineral Spring Avenue BRASS • AL UMINUM Ms. Kaufmann was a teen-ager IIOT '1ol.VAIIIZED (Garden Clt1) Providence at the time. She recalled the North One of New Engl •nd'• Cranston B. L 4118 Mendon Road u,ge,t Stocb of crossing over into Sweden - 353- 1260 Cumberland Hill, R. I. Mei.I Fasterters where she completed her hig h­ Office: Wllllams Z-17.to school educati on. " I remember 767-3560 739-9200 one man at th e Swedis h refugee 50 PDWSYl.V/.HlA AV ., WARWICX . R.I . camp in which we were first Best Wis hes For A Happy New Year she ltered. He had seen hi s wi fe and two- month-old baby drown. MAXINE NEW YEAR GREETINGS wh en the boat they were in CEDAR FENCES overturned ... Fashions for Women and Children FURNITURE - GARDEN HOUSES I spok e with Dav id Sja lin. an 1249 Main Street, West Warwick 821 -3600 importer of Israeli beachwear and CEDAR CRAFT CO. a young ma n at the time of the 1519 Ba ld Hill Rd., Warwick VA 1-8500 rescue . " My brother was a doctor." he said. "and I remem ber NEW YEAR GREETINGS that he gave my infa nt son an injection. to put him to sleep, so EUGENE McCARRON WELCOME RESTA URA NT th at he would not cry out when we - fl,ORIST - Ita lia n 6 Am t.'r i<.·a n Food passed the German check-poi nt. " 398 HOPE ST REET GAspee 1- 4707 Choice l.i<1uors I trave ll ed up the Dani sh coast: visi ting the fi shing-vi ll ages in (.'/o.w·d i\l,mday., whi ch the Jews had been secreted 1065 Chalkstone Avenue NEW YEAR c;Rt::ETI NCS N:11 -9577 before crossi ng the Ore Sound . I NEW YEAR GREETINGS talked wi th some of the fi shermen wh o had carried them across the LION CLEANSERS NEW YEAR G REETING S waters (oft en buried in the hold of the vessel . under a layer of fis h. 1115 Chalkstone Avenue BUCKY'S AUTO SALES sa lt and ice 1) . wi th farmers who 331-2470 205 ATWOOD AVENUE CRANSTON, R.l. had hidden Jews in the ir ba rns. with the graved igger of the church 942-1800 at Gall elcje wh o had give n them sanctuary in the church belfry . In Humlaeba k, I spoke with the BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR three Moeller brothers - Olaf. Svend' and Christi an - fi shermen now. as they were in 1~4J . " One time," they told me, ·we were THERMOFOLDING 438•6116 COVERS ' FABRICATORS & JOO FtRRIS •veu: . PLASTIC CARDS , crossing the sound with a cargo of E. Pl!OYIDENC[. R.I. - refugees wh en a German patrol­ SUPPLIERS OF BEST WISHES FOR boat stopped us in mid -cha nnel. ACETATE MATERIALS A HAPPY NEW YEAR SIGN CO., INC. 'What ao yo u have in the hold?' they called to us. 'Flounders,' we 22 WEST RUSSE ST., CRANSTON 467-8191 a nswered . 'Come aboard and FOLGO FORD SALES, INC. smell them !' But they didn't, a nd we got our passengers sa fely to SUGARMAN'S MARKET shore - and return ed for a nother MR. and MRS. MYER SUGARMAN shipload." - CARS • TRUCKS MR. and MRS. SUMNER GOLD At Elsinore - the site of and Family Shakespeare's " Hamlet" - I took Extend ta all their friends and the ferry across to Halsingborg, SALES - SERVICE customers best wishes far a the princi pa l port of reception for very happy, healthy and prosp erous the Jewish refugees in 1943; and 334 PROVIDENCE ST., WEST WARWICK there I spoke wi th Goete Friburg, New Year VA 1-8900 727 HOPE STREET PROVIDENCE now the ci ty's police-chie f. He was a young officer at the ti me and he NEW YEAR GREETINGS remembered: "Suddenly, out of nowhere, there were 400 refu gees crowd ing the city hall steps - just below this wind ow. We fed them NEW YEAR at the police station, scrounged LEONARD around far dry clothing and put GREETINGS them up at the hotel until perm a nent h o mes could be secured. " ANTIQUES There are dozens of other stories of the rescue 30 years ago. Put together, they have become a kind of Scandinavian Iliad. Its INC. COPY PRODUCTS, INC. heroes are not like the warring Greeks and Trojans of distant Antique Furniture - Rough and Finished 438-1000 millennia, but are the common people of our time - the Danes Specializing in Finished 4-Post Beds wh o saved " their own," the and Danish Jews; the Swedes, who opened their homes and f_aith and in their determination to survive, Dealers Welcome - Route 44, Seekonk, Mass. steadfast in allegiance to \heir PROVIDENCE nati ve land , in belief in the precepts of Judaism.

T RAV EL TIPS: Offi ces of SAS ELECTRONICS INC. (Scandin.avia n Airlines) can 600 Taunton AYeooe, Seekonk arrange for travelers tours of the 336-8585 picturesque Da nish coast - the 438-1350 escape route far the Danish Jews - and visi ts to the places of Jewi sh interest in Copenhagen itself - to Danis h Jewish homes. fatends Best Wi shes to the sy nagogue, to the Royal For A Very Happy Holiday Library . which houses the largest coll ecti on ot Juduica in Europe. to JERRY ARBOR Kosher hotels and restaurants.