' , .t emPl!= ij.etl,i~Eb ~- c~ Reads the - Herald :f hi J8 -wi Sitpiii:~al.d Newspaper VOL. XXXIll, NO. 28 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1948 • PROVIDENCE, R. L 7 CENTS THE COPY Haganah Fighters at GJC Ma_Ss Meeting ' . Haganah Fighters to Speak Sunday. _Sunday Meeting Women to Have $100 Luncheon Mo,nday1_ Rallying to the call of their peo­ Open to the Public- ple in need, scores of resel"!_ations to the $100 Minimum Luncheon Two dynamic veterans-- of Is­ rael's famed Haganah - whose of the Women's Division of the combined -ages total only 49 years I General Jewish Conimittee of -will lead a task force of spealt-­ N- Providence are pouring in-- to the ers and entertainment artists ap­ Special Gifts Committee. This pearing at the community.:wide telling event is scheduled for Mon­ 'Mass Meeting next Sunday even­ ing in behalf-of the United Jewish day, September 20 at 12 :30 o'clock Appeal. at the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel.. The affair, to be held at the Mrs. ~athan Samors. Mrs. Alvin R. I. School of Design auditorium, is sponsor~d by the General Jew­ A. Sopkin and Mrs. Samuel Mich­ '"h Committee of Providence and ealson,A ogether with more than will be the first general meeting 60 Special Gifts workers, report of that agency t,his year. a steady stream of reservations No Solicitation of Funds for Monday's event. Mrs. Albert Billed as a "Greeting to the Pilavin, over-all chairman of the State of ," the star-studded Women's Division. says there is program of activities is open to a -strong likelihood t):lat this year's the general public without charge. d th 1 . THEIR .COUNTRY'S FLAG is"']Jroudly admired by two young MRS.JUDITH G.EPSTEIN luncheon may excee e arge veterans of Israel's Haganah who will deliver a"'stirring report Joseph Galkin, executive director • Women's Luncheon Speaker quota · set in last year-'.s similar 0 J conditions in the new· Jewisli homeland next Sunday evening of the GJC, emphasized that there ~vent. at a commUDity-wide Mass Meeting in behalf of the United Jewish will be no solicitation of funds. One of the main attractions at Appeal at the R. I. School of D~sign Auditorium. At the left is The auditorium doors will. open the luncheon will be Mrs. Judith • Alexander Albala, who played a heroic role during_ some of . the at 7 .o'clock in orp.er that every­ G. Epstein,_ already well-known heaviest fighting in tlie recent Arab-Jewish conflict. Standing • one may be seated when the Mass in Providence as national .Politi- erectly on the rig-ht is Shula Friedberg, former fashion designer, Meeting is called to order prompt­ ~l c~irmaJ:! of Ha,dassal!. ~ Jla;;,; L who_ now ·commands 's CHEN (women's division pf the ly at 8 p~clock. All seats will be,. tioiial leader ,of tlµs organization Israeli Army) after JJ{onths of bitter fi:ont-lliie-figbting in defense- - unreserved. · for two decades, sl).e has served of her new homeland. ~v ·- -- The feminine half of -Sunday's six years as national president and ~ -~- guest ~Ha~anah fighting-speaking has played a large part in molding team is Miss Shula Friedberg, a the political and social policies comely 24-year-old who left a of Hadassa.h. To ·Break Ground for Led,gemont Sunday successful career as fashion de­ signer to serve as a lieutenant Mrs. Epstein was born in Wor­ . The Board of Governors of ceremonies -will take place on the with the Army of Israel. cester, Mass. She was educated in Ledgemont- Country Club an­ clUb -1:>roperty at Seekonk, Mass., TQ.e masculine appeal will be New York, graduating from Hunt­ nounced this week that contracts this Sunday, September 19, .at in the command of 25-year-old er College in that city. She has for · the construction of the new 3:30 o'clock. Alexander Albala, himself a Hag­ "long been famous at world ­ ·Ledgemont Country Club have Ledgemont Country Club is one anah company commander wllo ist conclaves and has lately re­ turr:ied kom the Holy Land. · been awarded and actual con­ of the oldest· Jewish country clubs was cited for heroic efforts in de­ struction will begin during the in New England. It has been in fense of the - Mrs. Saul E. · R. Feinberg, asso­ coming week. existence for the past 25 years­ highway and who took part in the ciate chairman of the Women's Appropriate ground breaking at its present location in West capture of Lydda Airpert from Division, is in cha-rge of club con­ Warwick. The new club at See­ Arab fighting forces. MBS. SAUL E. R. FEINB~G tacts and the speaker's Bureau of konk is an 1~ hole _layout and is Rounding · out the streamlined Heads Speakers Bureau .the Women's Division of the·GJC. reputed to be one of the finest program packed with audience in­ Haganah .Speaker at golf courses in the East. (Continued on Page 8)

Haganah Fighter to Appear at BV Dinner > BV Women's Affair The first large meeting of the ·Howard Fain Is -Hero In Canonchel Rescue PAWTUCKET - A -dramatic entire committee of 'the Women's highlight of the Blackstone Val­ Being directly responsible for ley United Jewish Appeal Initial Division of the Blackstone Valley the saving of two lives is a re­ United Jewish Appeal was-beld markable achievement itself. Gifts dinner will be the appear­ Monday evening at the home of in ance of 25-year-old Yehuda Kop­ When the man who performs· such Mrs. Harry Schwartz of 281 Roch­ a deed deliberately risks his life pel!, young Haganah fighter, now ambeau Avenue, Providence. In this couhtry In behalf of the in so doing, the event takes on Hugh H. McDonald, g u e s t added flavor. unprecedented 1948 U.J.A. cam­ speaker, related his bitter exper­ paign. iences in Palestine, i n c 1 u d e d That is the record of Howard The dinner, expected to be the among which were service as a A. Fain, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. largest ever held by the Black­ recruit in the Haganah Marine Louis Fain of lll. Lorimer Avenue. stone Valley group, ls scheduled (Continued on Page 8) Howard himself has refused to for Wednesday, September 22, in talk about the incident, treating the ballroom of the Narragansett it as a matter-of-fact affair that Hotel. he might be called upon to per­ Invitations have been accepted form at any time. The story, how­ by Gov. Jol1n O. Pastore, Mayor BV Women Change ever, as recorded in the official Ambrose P . McCoy of Pawtucket records and as told to the Herald and Mayor Robert J . Connelly of by the many per-sons who were 1 Central Falls. Scene of S100 Tea eyewitnesses to the twin life­ Koppel! was a member of the saving at Canonchet Club Beach, special squad which captured The $100 tea sponsored by Narragansett the day before Lab­ Halla In the surprise _assa1:1lt on the the Women's Division of the or Day, ls proof of the decisive heels of the evacuation of the city Blackstone Valley United Jew­ role young Fain played in the by the British, He also fought at ish Appeal will be held this thrllllng holiday weekend rescue. Galilee. and , and was . DAVID CHERNACK afternoon at the home of Mrs. Max Berry, 70 Dryden Avenue, Fain, incidentally, is the '"un­ wounded In the battle for the Executive Secretary, Black­ identified" man mentioned on strategic Arab town of Jetlln. stone Valley Jewish Community Pawtucket, Instead of at the HOWARD A. FA.IN home of Mrs. Melvin Berry of radio broadcasts that evening as In addition to the Haganah Oouncil, who is handling pub­ having played a major role in the fighter, a prominent figure in licity for the, current United Prospect Street, Seekonk, as University, was in the water. Four originally scheduled. rescues. - men from Springfield, Mass., un­ American Jewish life who is en Jewish Appeal Drive in t h a t The dramatic incident occurred (Continued on Page 8) area. familiar with the rough ways of while Howard, a senior at Btown fContlnued on Pace 8) .. N - c-CHEER·- ISRAE~ENVOY . . t=i: Aftef addressing' the Chll.mber Unveiling . Notic.es. MONTEVIDEO-President Luis of Deputies Dr. Toff. was enthusi­ tfadassab frBsltlent- ·urges M-e-mbets Gt~;;;· Berres of Uruguay la~t week form- ,.ast~qall;y greetea.J:>y a large cro~ 11 - ... '. • . ,! !.,.I') ' The unveiling of a~monament , ally .received Dr. Moise's Toff when· outside. In -his addre.ss Dr. Toff in memory · of the late' ,ABRA- j ~ tj:le latter presented,· his creden- praised t}\e go'{J!rn!llent and peo~ - HAM WHITE .will b,e held, Sun­ •· Uals as Isr?,eli For.eign Under-Sec- ~le of 'Uruguay for, their- help itl Youth ·Aliya_hC6ntributions in GJC °Cam-p~·t.g~n day afternoon, September 26 , ~ • ~ • ~ .a,,:1) t,'\,J : ~ retary. . ~' . ~e'stabl~¥lment '. of jj;• Jewish sta,te. at 2:30 o'clock at Lincoln, Park ~ Mrs.''Irwi~ N. Silverm"ii.n, presi- isfr settlem~Iits, schools pr <>ther Celjletery: Relatives and friends =• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •·• • • • • •-• ,• • • • dent of · the Provldence Cha1>ter instifutiohs. Upo"n reaching fgrad'- -are-invited to attend. 9-24 ~ - · · , · · -' '' · · ' · of Hadassah, this week issued an uatiol'l age, they are permittea 'to ~ Its Bread That-Mak.es the Mea I appeal to all Hadassah members choose their careers. More· than . . . E-- • "'_. to include donations for the sup-· 83 per cent'have elected to remain The unveiling of a monument ~ _And the Bread You ·Purchase 'at port of Youth A"li;yah wh.en mak- on the soil, to found new 'se~tle-· in memory of the late RAY­ ~ ing their contributions to the ments or join existing on~s: MOND. KILBERG will be--held ne,st_ Sunday morning a.t 11:30 General Jewish Committee's 1948 "This life-giving, life-building o'clock at- Lincoln Park Ceme­ campaign. Funds for Youth Ali- force of Hadassah is only· mage tery. Friends and relatives are yah, on'.e of Hadassah's leading possible by American dollars­ invited to-attend. ~ projects, come from the GJC's your dollars," the Hadassah presi- allocations. , dent declared." . . . Youth , an organization 363 NORTH- MAIN STREET ' ' The unveiling of a mlinumen.t ' through which European Jewish "Once again this year the Gen­ in memory of JOSEPH KIL­ IS A,LWAYS TAS_TY AND DELICIOUS children are brought to Palestine era! Jewish Committee, launch­ BERG will be held next Sunday· to start _life anew, had its incep- ing its campaign in. Pro,viderice morning at 11 o'clock at Lin- · we· Also Have A Fine Assortment of tion in 1935. Since then, more starting Monday, Sept. 20, will coin Park Cemetery. Friends Rolls and Pastries than 20,000 boys and girls have give its usual substantial alloca ­ and relatives are invited to at-, been brought to Palestine "to live tion this much needed Youth Ali­ teri.d. Open ' happy, healthfu1, useful and nor-, yah project. • ma! lives in a country which. bids "We therefore urge every Had­ • them ·warm welcome," Mrs. Sil- assah member and Youth Aliyah The unveiling of .a -monument · verman said. • supporter, when giving to this in honor of the late M R S .. When children arrive in Pales- GJC campaign, to incluc!_e their GOLDIE FEINBERG WALD tine, Youth Aliyah arranges for Youth Aliyah contributions at that will be held next Sunday after­ noon at 2:30 o'clock at Lincoln their care and education in Jew- time." Park Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. Jerusalem's Getting Restiv·e· The unveiling of. a monument', in memory of the late LOUIS.· The "hot spot" in Palestine now On paper- there was" one: creation WEXLER will be held-next Sun­ is Jerusal~m, w. here almost nightly of a peaceful and flourishing day afternoon -at 1·2 o'clock at mortar shells scream derision at a Holy City .under ·uN auspices. But Lincoln Park Cemetery. Friends paper truqe. In his cal;lles to UN, UN itself dissipated this purpose and relatives are invited to at- · Count Folke Bernadotte tends to in a masterful and persistent dis­ ,tend. blame the Israelis for. the persis- play of futility which has ·now •1 • * tent warfare, and at Lake Success lasted for ten months. . • . - i The unveling of a monument • · in memory of the late SAMUEL OPEN ·111 ORMS StREET ·LATE there is a certain amount of cor- Consider, ·for instance, the rec~ ·ridor gossip, neither idle nor spon- ord of UN's Trusteeship Council, KROLL will be held Su g day , ~- I taneous, in support of tp.e r;Medi- which was charged under th e morning, September 26, at 11:30 KEA VY ·STEER-;;:oN. Y. ator's position. Partition Plan with 1?etting l/P an o'clock. Friends and relatives - MILK FED More than once, in the last sev- . international regime for Jerusa­ are invited to attend. . e r-a l weeks, British and· tr. S. !em. The council published a pro­ ' .,-~- .- "' . ..,, ... SIRLOIN STEAK spokesmen have confidentially .in- PO§·ed statute last Feb. 10; on The unveiling of a monument formed this reporter that the Jews -March 4 it gave the statute a sec­ in memory of the- late CLARA · C are getting "very uppity" in 'the ·ond reading, but took no action to PASTER will be :held next Sun­ .!~t~b .35. lb 8.9c. Holy City. I woutd not now dream put it into effect; on April 21, it day afternoon at 3 o'clock at SHOULDERS . of divulging this top secret-infor- again shelved action in deference Lincoln Park Cemetery, Friends mation . except that, in sundr.y to , the General AssembJ:y, whi,ch --;, and,,relatives, are invited ro----iit>r" SWEET, JUICY SUN~IS;f ta I ks with other newsmen. I was then in" special session;·' on tend: '·. - _. gather that my informants have July 28 it again postponed dealing been rather indiscriminate wlth with the Jerusalem question; the The unveiling of a monument ORA-MGE·s -_ their confidences. Indeed, one following day it rejected a USSR in memory of the late LEIB might say that · the charge of demand that the statute be made GARFINKLE will be held next U. S. No. I, CLEAN, NEW c Jewish "uppitiness" in Jerusalem effective; on May 5, it approved a Sunday morning at 11 o'clock 1-S-lb peck has reached the stature of an of- "cease fire" order for the Holy at the Lincoln Park Cemetery. 53 ficial Anglo-American leak. City, but .again remained silent Friends an!l relatives are in- POTATOES It is fair to adduce, I think, that (Continued on Page 3) vited to attend. the leak springs from Anglo-Am- • • • LOUIE'S SPECIAL erican-Bern.adotte · fear that the ~,1.------The unveiling of a monument ·Israelis, one · of these days, will up _ (j~· .· in memory of the late MR S • MICHIGAN and take Jerusalem for them- TEMA RUBIN will be held Sun­ - SMOKED selves--or at least the Jewish part d,ay afternoon, September 26· at WHITEFISH of it. This would be in flat contra------• ,2 (!'clock at Lincoln Park Ceme­ diction to the UN Partition Plan / tery. Friends and relatives are for Palestine, which provides that MRS. FANNIE MARCOVITZ invited to attend. ·9-24 AMERICAN the Holy City shall become inter­ Funeral services for Mrs. Fan­ .. nationalized, 'and would therefore nie Marcovitz, widow of Isaac The unveiling of a monument CHEESE. presumably · constitute a horren­ Marcovitz of 202 BI a ck stone dous crime. in memory of the late ROSE CREAMED COTT AGE Street, were held last Wednesday D. ZETLIN - will be held next Qf course the Israelis could afternoon at the Max Sugarman Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock argue that the Anglo-Americans, Funeral Home. Burial was in Lin­ at Lincoln Park Cemetery. CHEESE I\ never having displayea · much dis­ coln Park Cemetery. · Relatives and friends are in­ position to enforce -the Partition Mrs. Marcovitz, who died Tues­ vited to attend. Plan where it might do the Jews day at the Rhode Island Hospital QUALITY· AT· LOWER· PRICES any, good, would have· no legal or after' a brief illness, was a resi­ moral right suddenly to take re­ dent of this city for the past 46 course ·to it for the purpose of do­ years. She was a member of -the Card__ . o·f Thanks SHOP-AN D-SAV~f~ T-OUR ing the Jews harm. But legal and Robinson Street Synagogue and moral concepts have a :way of be­ of the Ladtes Auxiliary of the T h e f a m ii y of the late DELICATESSEN COUNTERS coming extremely attenuated in ·Miriam Hospital. Her only _sur­ JOSEPH. MITTLEMAN wish to New number of Louis' delicatessen counter - GA 2746 the realpolitik atmosphere of UN. vivors are several nieces and thank their friends, relatives It ls undoubtedly true that Jer­ nephews. · and neighbors for the kindness Open Late Nights - 2 P. M .. Sunday usalem's 100,000 Jews are showing and expressions of sympathy FANCY FRESH a certain degree of restiveness. For JOSEPH KAPLAN shown them during their recent one thin g, they haven't had Funeral services for Joseph bereavement. • enough water for months on end, Kaplan, husband of the late Etta SCUP and for weeks on end had aimost Kaplan, who died Thursday, Sep­ none at all. Ditto with food. Ditto tember 9 at his home at 58 Gar­ BLENDED with sleep. The truce, which was field Avenue were held Friday supposed to have guaranteed them morning at · the Max Sugarman Max Sugar.man access to their Holy Places, has Funeral Home. Rabbi Carol Klein Funeral Home \ JUi·CE done nothing of the kind. Their a nd Mr. Friedman officiated. ancie1,t synagogues in the Old City .. FUNERAL DIRECTOR WELCH Burial was in Lincoln .Park Ceme­ c have been irretrievably smashed. tery. and EMBALMER I-lb jar 21 The Mount of Olives, whence once Survi'vors, include two sons, Ab­ ascended the Prince of Peace, now raham of Providence and Morris MEMORIALS GRA·PELADE s h a k es with the blast of Arab of New Bedford; one daughter, Excellent Equipmen\ ANGLER mortars (F.O.B, War Office, Lon• Mrs, Bernard A. Perelman of don). "Th~ Jewish Funeral Director" ' Providence; a brother, Sam Kap­ Refined Service ca~ But even these things might. not lan of Philadelphia, and two sis­ .10c 458 HOPE STREET PEAS have aroused the Jews to restive­ ters, Mr s. Jacob Qhernov of Prov­ ness,badJ.het • een a clearlY de­ idence and Mrs. Harry Gordon of DExter 809,4 DExter 3638 fined purpose to their suffe1:lng. Roxbury, Mass. ,.. -Jerusalem's Jews ... R~f ~i Heller Joins Cra~~pn,fo _Spo_nsor.. ~ HOpkins 7370 ; - : ' . . , - . · -i' HOpkins 7371 ~rowing Restive /( -,~ ,J"gi.f, .3 'l •FbR IMMEDIATE INSTALLA'l'ION "'3 Poole ZiOl'i\ Ranks 1 (Continued from Page 2) . Oil Burners $249:50 eq~pped with l!!J ~- -~!'bbi James Heller ·of. Cin­ Holyd~y Services = I • . : r 'Gen~riif Efecti-fo Motors, Minheapolis Honey Well Controls "d on internationalization; · subs e - qi:ttta.U, former national presi­ ~ quently, it- played , · > role in the dent .of the Zionist Organiza­ The Cranston Jew~h C om - · · · · '"''275 Gallon Tank - Installed and Guaranteed ~ appointment of a Municipal Com­ tion' of America, has resigned munity will hold its first high For All .Your Fuel Needs, Call Us missioner for Jerusalem who re­ from the General Zionist Or­ holiday services at Legion Hall, FUEL On. - COAL - COKE g mained in office exactly e i g h t ganization and joined the Lab­ Legion Way, Cranston, it was an­ • • l f l!!Jz days. or Zionist Organizatio11, · for nounced this week by Israel Kar­ C l!!J This is UN's record on the in­ Poall\ Zion, it was announced' ten, chairman. Services will be 'Pen·na Coal Company ternationalization of Jerusalem. this week by Alter Boyman. His held for Rosh Hashanah, October ... letter of' resignation declared 3, 4 and 5 and for Yom· K1PP1.!I', 143 ALGER AVENUE l!!J It was not helped by Bernadotte's HOpkins 7370 PROVIPE_NCE_ HOpkins 7371 ~ propasals last summer that the /."The democratic state of Israel October 12 and 13. The services - . ... will be built only by the His­ will be open for- residents and t1l whole city be turned over to the tadruth and the Labor move­ non-residents of Cranston. Res­ Arabs. Jews who for six months ment." ervations may be obtained by call­ = were fighting and dying in' the ing HOpkins 7482. =l!!J Holy CiW in the belief they were ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES ~ · making it safe for UN, suddenly Rabbi Harry Zvisky of the Jew­ , discovered that they were fight­ not more restive than r e p o r ts ish Theological Seminary of New 1 lb. KOSHER FRANKFURTERS 79c ~ ing and dyin~ to make it safe for indicate. And if, one day, they York, will officiate at the cere­ 1 large can KOSHER HEINZ .BEANS 19c !=' Abdullah. suddenly get it into their heads monies. ; that if they have to fight and die, Assisting Mr. Karten in the ar­ Total 98c ... So it isn't surprising that the they might as well do it for them­ rangements are Mr. and Mrs. Ben t:, Jewis of Perusalem are restive. It selves alone, the UN will have Clamon, Dr. Daniel Kauffman, SPECIAL THIS _WEEKEND! ii>- is only surprising that they are only itself to blame. Morris Levy, Joseph Sholovitz, ~ Edward -Charren, Dr. Burton BOTH FOR 79c r:n Litchman, Israel Press, Abel Gur­ l!!J "d witz, ex-officio, and Mrs. Ellis ~ Rosenthal; organist. The New Archie's Delicates.sen l!!J Wedding Gifts no wn.LARD .AVENUE . pftovmENCE, R. L Sandwiches Made Up for Parties, etc. - ~ ,QQwwww~~ wwwwwww~wwww~ l!!J COMPLETE SELECl'IONS OF Arab Peace ...~ t WATCHES - FOUNTAIN FrNS ~... Movement Spreads ....co SILVER HOLLOWARE and FLATWARE 00 HAIFA - Communist-inspired peace demonstrations have flared Star Delicatessen Restaurant up in Palestine and in Arab refu­ gee camps all over the Middle 21 DOUGLAS AVENUE East, UN officials reported this week. IS NOW TAKING BOOKINGS FOR YOUR FALL They said the demonstrations AND WINTER KOSHER BANQl:JETS AND PARTIES had forced Arab authorities to de­ JEWELERS clare martial law at Nablus and to Complete _Facilities make mass arrests 1n Jerusalem 199 WEYBOSSE~ STREET and Bethlehem. · OUR 45TH YEAR IN BUSINESS .A movement led by the Arab Call GAspee 4794 and Ask ·for ·"League of National Liberation" ' has been gaining ground at a fast Julie Weinberg or Dave .Abr ams pace among war sick Arabs, they j. I•. reported. The league opened its campaign in earnest last week by · flooding Aram areas with pacifist ,, a;'or Your Shopping C-omfort and leaflets. . The leaflets demanded that UN Womeli's Division General Jewish Committee Convenience Mediator Count Folke' Bernadotte get out of Palestine, leaving Jews and Arabs to mediate their ·differ­ . -· ences. They said the Arab nations t- ·" .A were "warmongers" who invaded :~. ' i.( The Public :Model Creamery the Holy land for imperialist pur­ n poses: 208 . Wll,LARD' AVENUE MA 6102 ,.. .is . , .. : . Brawdy Resigns As· A<;:tivities Di rector «&m;D;EJ:UlU~)~#·I The resignation of Charles ' . M. Browdy as director of acti­ We regret any inconvenience that we may have caused vities at the Jewish Commun­ our customers during 'the complete modernization and ity C e n t e r was announced renovation of our store. And to mark the completion Wednesday evening . by Ray­ of the work we are offering the following mond Franks, '\)resident of the y · for Center. The .resignation . will ·$1 A DA 365 days ' - ' \ take effect O)t ·october 15. . . . C!)mp~e~ly outfits a destitute famlly of · In the letter announcing his four. We ca~. doubly enjoy the gooll things resignation, Browdy said he ls· . of · life if we s}lare them with those who planning to enter the private ' .... have nothing: . < ' c a m p i n g field in Hartford, . ,, Conn. Complete details w i 1 1 Mall your reservation for the $1.00 ' Mi n'.f mum appear in next week's Herald. Luncheon on September 20th to Mrs. Nathan ·Samors, 129 Irving, Ave. Tel. PL. 0523.

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' After 5:30 call JA 9295 Mrs. Morris Sevitch of New Bed­ ~ ford, Mass. De~catess~n and-~rocery · White dahlias- and ferns dec­ orated the room for the candle­ 204 Wll.LARD· AVENUE · · MAnning 0_245 I light ceremony performed at 4 Free Deliv~ry to All Sectlons of t)le City ~ o'clock by Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen of Axelrod'~--For 38 Years.Your Musk Store Temple Emanuel. h reception and =a / ~ . ' ~ · . . dinner followed. [11 Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attired in a plum = color slipper satin dress with a ARTHUR EINSTEIN_ =r/2 ·Baldwin -· Pianos hat of pale rose and· pink veiling. ... She carried a white Bible marked ~ Pianist j [11 .with a large white orchid and .., Sheet Music ·streamers of baby white orchids. · Director of Temple _ Emanu~EI Choir · w . Miss Eleanor T. Herman, siste~ · Musical lnstruments1 -- Records HAS RESUMED TEACHING 0z of the bride, was maid of honor: [11 ,., Baldwiil·Gralid Pianos and Spinets Are Availa:ble . She wore a skipper blue satin Studio: 15 Conrad BJdg. 385 Westminster St. e , . :r?ow for Immediate Dellveey · dress styled with a full skirt and GAspee 1144• ~ ·sweetheart neckline. A headdress L.\ 0 of fresh flowers and a colonial ~ II< bouquet completed her ensemble. AXELRO. . . -D MUSIC, ..Inc ·. ' Sidney Sevitch of Oakland, Cal- . [11 45 SNOW STREET, PROV., R. I. iforna, brother of toe groom·, was . MRS. ARTHUR EINSTEIN =E--1 best man. Ushers included s·. In Newport at 121 Bellevue Ave. _ 'Steven Feinberg of Fall River, HAS RESUMED TEACHING · We Mai,ntain a: Complete Musical InstttµnEtnt Repair Shop · cousin of the bride, and Martin Miller, a classmate of the groom. GAspee 1144 The mother of- the bride chose a gr-ay brocaded satin dress and Mrs. Sevitch·selected a · royal blue crepe gown. · Both wore orchid corsages. DOROTHY ,OSKERM The bride was graduated from Pembroke College last June . . The groom 'is a senior at _the Univer­ P·iano Teacher · . sity of California. During the war, Graduate of Boston University. College of Music he served as a captain in . the­ Quarfermaster' Corps in the 86th . Mus. B. infantry. Division. He spent four HAS RESUMED TEACHING years in Europe and the Pacific. MUSIC APPRECIATION COURSE r Following a wedding trip to La)ce Louise, Bamff, and Oreg,on, FOR CHILDREN _ ,,. · · the couple will make their home 'l I; .. after September 27 at 2114 .Chan­ Plantations 84~9 ning Way, Berkeley, California. Cohen-Altman The wedding of Susanne Alt­ man, daughter of Mr. ·and Mis. Abrah~m Altman of BrookJyn, New York, and Herbert A. Cohen, son of Mr. a'.nd Mrs. Aaron Cohen of Providence, was held last Sun­ -day at the Tower ciub Rooms of the Park Central Hotei, New York. Rabbi Morris Schussheim per­ J , _ formed the. ceremony. · ,. ·..:. COijCERT PIANIS.T EMPIRE WALL PA_PER '& PAINT CO. The bride's gown was of white satin trimmed with Belgian iace. Graduote and Te~che_~ of ,Dr. Hoch's WALL PAPERt PAINTS, VARNI~_HES, STAINS and BRUSHES She wore a coronet of impoi:.ted orange blossoms and a. nylon fin­ Conservatory, Frankfort, Germa_ny 94 EMPIRE STREET ·GAspee 33713; ger-tip veil of · illusion. She car­ ried ·a prayer book with a marker of whi~ orchids and stephanotis. ST ATE ACCREDITED The matrons-of-honor were ASSISTANT TEACHERS: Mrs. Maurice ·cohen, gowned in lHE gold ·. faille, and, Mrs. Harry Zel'­ LUCil.LE BARDACH enko, in· c;:hampagne faille. They DORA BORENSTEIN · carried cascade bouquets of-talis­ HELEN HOLDREDGE :Pre}feen -Miss . man,rose~ and delphiniums. DExter 5867 Maurice arid- Gerald · Cohen I .• is.sure to.lik~ this "Miron". twin 'brothers of the bridegroom: acted a.i;_ best men. . W 901 Plaid with its smart The bride's mother .chose a fus­ _\ red snakeskin belt. Sizes chia dipner gown, and the' bride­ . 10 to 14. grooms mother ·an ice blue ·gown . .< Both had corsages · of orchids. < After a wedding ·trip to Thou,. sand .. Isl~nd~ ' '. aiici , .c~nada, · the coup!~ will- live at 285 Lynshore Drive,, Lynn, Mass. · , Mll.LINERY SALON Du_al Celebratio!l. · . ; .. • · custom Maae Op~n Jlontta11a'I Two couples who Celebra~d their wedding anniversaries on the . Millinery same day last Week were Mr. and· < • Hats Retrimmed ·, Mrs. Albert Snell, their first, · a"nd Mr. and Mrs. Stanley rn·abQyes, - , · -TAD'S their second. Mrs. Snell i~ 'the / Room 9, Trayne Bldg. former Miriam Kaplan. Mrs, Ora" opp. Shepard,' s Clock TEEN··SHOP boyes was formerly Corene Bezan. , Orodenker l):ngagement Party 268 Westminster St. ~htrt1a A, 0 1NeiJ ' ' . Mr. and Mrs. ·Samuel D. Oro­ Providence 3, R. I. denker of 272 Warrington Street 201 WAYLAND -AYE, UNlon 9704 ' \, ,·.., 1~ ,.' ,' • I '( were hosts at a dinner party given , Over w, 11bofi.,t Marh•t ' • .i I ~i:i:o~~~ o~;~:'.·~~lt~te~:i~~~~: ~ -• (OontlhUed oh' Page 5) I

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.... ~-- ,ried..,a -~~lonial bouquet of roses. Tl~ in a beige crepe gown and · the , Selina Gold, daughter of Mr. bridegr.oom's mother in a purple- and Mrs. -Morris Gold of 18_ Gal­ l'".l= ______...,._..,._. gown ~- ];30th_ ~ad corsages of · latin Str~et, ~as completed the 1 "II (Continued from · Page 4) orchias: - · · four year. curriculum at Pembro~e . SAlE ~ ·· Afte'r the recef:,tion,·the_c ·ouple · College in_t~ree years, it ~~s an_- ' whose enga~~ment was. anno~ced left 'for New 'York. They will live nounced thlS week. She will -re- . ·~ re_cently. ~ixty ~es~ from Fall, at 35 Larch Street. '- . , ceive her A. B. in Sociology next NOW GOIN_. ON 9 River and Proyide~1<:e attend~d . . · JUiie and is P.fanning a career ·as l'l the affair Kllberg-L1ghtstone . '. - k z ·- - ~- ' Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lightstone a social case v.:or er. ' e.i Braids Have Son - · of Philadelphia announce t-he _Sweet Sixteen Party ...~ Mr. and Mrs. Edward.Br.aid .of ,. . f th .. _ d ugllow "-rov. Gas Cn. - ~ Hy;nan Rosen of 23· Wheaton to Sidney Werfel, son of Mr. and of Mr~aqd Mrs. Harry Louis Rich­ co. ))I': 553.~ . Street, were married last Sunday. Mrs. J. Werfel of Montgomery, man of Boston, Mass., and Joseph l'l Rabbi Eli _Bohnen performed the- Alaoama. · (Continued on 'Page 16) ~,.. .- 4 o'clock cerel!US'ny held on the Temkin-Sessler ~ lawn of the bride's ~arents' home. The marriage ·of Rita Sessler, ,.. The bride, given in ma:riage ~Y daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Saipuel ...."' her father, wore a white satm Sessler ofBoston; Mass., and Leon QD gown with a sweetheart neckline Temkin, son of Mr.' and Mrs. Max and cathedral train. Her· finger- Temkin of 13 Elmway Street, was tip veil fell from a tiara of seed ·held last Sunday ~in the Princess. pearls. She carried a wh~te prayer Room of the somerset Hotel, Bos­ book marked with a white orchid ton. Rabbi ·shubow performed the · !l,nd stephanotis. ceremony. · · ' ·, • Charlotte Rakatansky";" maid of The bride, given in marriage by honor for her sister, was gowned her father, was attended by her in toast Chantilly lace. She car- sister-in-law, Mrs .. Norman Ses- , · sler, matronaof~~onor, an~ Ruth Shulinsky, maid of honor. David bridal consultants Temkin was best .man for his bro­ suits - dresses ther. Ushers were Jacob Temkin. dekmar~lee Hats - "exclusively Norman Sessler, Malcolm Makow­ ~ sky, Melvin Frank, Shepard Freed I and Albert Samdperil. -';ii~ .,I .... After the reception, the-couple - ·94 Taunton An. E Ii a . ..- .. ov. left on a wedding trip to Cuba:

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... 'I!' : l. _}_ •_._· ... ;-~~ . , :-.-~,-~£~~~ -7~d --r--1 - ~- I • LevY :'."Gordon < - ii:: Mr. and Mrs. BarneY, Gordon of Detroit., Michigan, formerly · of i Providence, announce the mar­ [iii .CHILDREN'S STORE riage of their daughter, Marilyn E-4 Frances, to Jerome Rayfield Levy ti Just Across Mathewson Street · on August 16. rri From Gladding's Side Doo.r . -Cocktail Party Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gross of Public Street will entertain at a cocktail party and buffet supper in honor of Estelle Kap­ lan and Sydney Rakatansky who will b.e married next Sunday at Lake Pearl. Manor. Mrs. Gross will be matron-of-honor for 'the bride. Blent;i to9ethei 2 cup• conare cheue, I tea­ · Snells have _Son· , spoon anted onion, da•h of .alt,¼ cup chop,ped Mr. and Mrs. Albert Snell an­ stuffed areen olivu. Centet • • . larac mound ol cona1e cheese mix­ nounce the birth of a son, Jerry ture on each of 4 aarnbhed salad plates. Howard, last Saturday. Mr& Snell Place . • . one drained cann_ed clins reach halt cup 1ide up. oa either •ide of cheeae. is the former Miss Miriam KaplaJ:l. DecoJ"ate • • • with sliced stuffed olivu. fenes 4.

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~ The first new"lsraell pound note, obtained in a Haifa bank Political Advertisement e the day the new currency .went into circulation, was brought to 0 Pioneer Women· Meet; New York last week' 'by Nahum Guttmann, public relations direc-' ;i,. ~ tor of the National Committee for· Labor Palestine, who spent - ,.. ~. over three weeks study,ing: conditions in the . The c» Join Palestine Women !,lj· currency, printed before the State of Israel was proclaimed, has "Cl Hebrew, Arabic and English inscriptions. Issued by the Anglo­ ~ The Women's Pioneer Organiza­ VOTE IN T·HE · r.-, tion has anhounced that ft -has Palestine Bank, the notes· are the officijll currency of Israel. The " old Palestinian notes of t},ie ~;1ndate era must be conve~d }nto identified itself with the Moapi~h new ones by September 15th, af,ter which date they wilr.l!e"' µ-ea~d I Ha-Poaloth. the Working Wo­ as .foreign currency. The Israeli pound is valued at $4.0p, · · ,: · . \ ....=-s - men's Council of Palestine, and :a is devoting all its energies to ·second grade. Miss Elizabeth Ba­ D s h I L" ,- · logh, _who filled in at the Day September 20 Primarj ...co meet its responsibilities in spon-· ay C 00 IS S_. . ' ii. soring all the work of the sister School last year, will -continue to. Cle teach . the first and third grade/;'. ·· - - organization. After a stirring ;,_ board meeting, in~ which every facu If y· Add"f" I IOnS ' The secular department which ' member dedicated herself to the received much favorable comment FOR cause, the organization will hold from the Providence School De­ its opening meeting of the season Additions to the faculty of the partment last year, was compris­ Thursday afternoon, September 23 Providence Hebrew Day School ed of Mrs. ·Eleanor Sheridan and at the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel. were announced last week by Mrs. Isabella Goldberg. The ·in­ Rabbi James I. Gordon as the creased· enrollment this year has Chavera Bess Rosoff, regional school opened to a record enroll­ brought the addition of Mrs. representative of New England, ment. ERNEST L. will be guest speaker. Chavera Dorothy Lussier, fdrmerly ,witl:i Rabbi Jacob Bulka, a · ~aduate the Broad Street School, to the Rosoff is preparing a seminar to faculty. .•. " , be held at the regional conference of Gateshead Seminary and Lon­ -. ~, . in Worcester in early October. don City College, London, will be Mrs. Jacqueline Weisel, kinder.­ She will report regional activities in charge of the two fourth grade gartner at the Lexington Avenµe and outline the program of the sectiolll? of the Hebrew Depart­ School_ for the past - two years, seminar as well as the latest view ment. Mrs. Ra e · Wolf, who has will be in charge~ of the morniifg been with the Toronto Day School, kindergarten "°imd Shirley SH&IN of the political situation in Pale­ Miss , .,··~ st_ine. Chavera Harry Dress will Toronto, Canada for the past six Goldberg, recent graduite of R ~ ·- .. preside. years, will be in charge of the I . State .College will be in charge : '... of the .afternoon pre-kindergarten. Miss Goldberg w ill also conduct WEINSTEIN'S LAKE PEARL MANOR classes in arts and crafts for the . , _E '11_dorsed Republican .- Ca"~idate WRENTHAM1 MASS. upper grades. MAKE RESERVATIONS ~LY FOR -:5t(} for State Senator NINE NEW COMETTES High Holidays >.. J-rci1:11i'°!,.the First Senatorial Special service-s conducted on 'our premises The Comettei Club ac~epted u .,..""""·: ~,~· D·istrict nine new · rµe_pfuers at it;s first Write or Phone Wrentham 325 Dietary Laws Observed :i ·~:· ·t meeting of the season held· at th'e .. - Jewish Community Center. Wed­ in Providence nesday, September 9. Inclu·tle:d are ='"' .. BE THE PERFECT HOST Irma Blumentqal, Betty ~ hoi;ney, '•.~ t I > • •_. Martha Gold, -.Gloria Gray,''.Mr-si --· vo1:t F,oR ieE sEvENTH NAME 1N THE FmsT cor.UMN . Pion Your Special Parfies - Banquets · 5eWour Kaufman, Helen ·:¥iller. ; \ ½·.:; I•,.':; .. ~ • •A ' and'~~~o~om Y~s~off, i\'' ·· ~1 Showers : Weddings' or Bar Mit:z'yohs•at~ ~' ~:, ,;,-' - , .... ~ 9lit!Cll.l Adver.U;_em~nt';_ ~· ,.., ./ Political Advertisement ""- ./ , _. .. • -~ _'- .. ~ 'i ...... ;"~-1!~;,,. NATHANSON'S ..HOTEl '" ... - . ;~ev,nnr:-sn~';.f.'';"'f:;~{"P';:'MHnnnnr::n:-

I .. ,':· ·•· I , __,.. ff ••••• - EMANUEL : REGISTRATIONS. :Talmud.~.Toroh. Li.,ts -· _.' Dr~ ~.-lventash AUTO 'SAFETY The Temple Emanuel. Sunday ·'·"'··~ ·OPTOMETRI.ST ; . GLAss· .School will resume sessions for : 656 .Broad· St. · GA 5402 Installed ·While· .You W~t . -its 24th s~ason,. it was announced, 1 Opposite St. JosePh's . · this week by Julius .G. Robinson, <;1a-vs:U~deCti~ '-~if~!'~~~;~ Hospital -~ Arrow ·t;1ass:c~ . chairman of the'. ·schoo1 board. · · · · · · , ·- · afternoon between 4 and 6 o'clock, (Gontinued from Pa;~e .' 9)_:· . or by calling DExter ~~8~. it,:'!as:- lllil 116 Broadway UN 2525· Registrations have ·begun at the lieved. that the theater of' Pales- ahnounced this week by the prm, ,_;...;.__ .;;... ______., .r,;i Temple. tine must develop Just as the _col- cipal, Rabbi Joseph . Goldstein,_ . Are y OU Planning lective settlements did, in ·a fopn Classes· for begj,nfters to aqvanced ;~ .~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~;;~~~~;;~~~-~---:-:====~---=-~~-==-~· peculiar, to the country. -.-<_ Hebrew ·students will be held. . Wedding? "The . settlements," he . ~id, Talmud Torah classes, which a· tf/.l . PLANNING A. PARTY? "were ·unable to model themselves will embrace beginners ·to advanc~ May I Suggest Someijling ·New ~ The Best Place for Delicious on . settlements anywhere else 'in ed Hebrew, will be held again this in Wed~g Decor ii-ti 9 n s • Home-Cooked Pies is the world. They had to be .adap_ted year in the Beth ·David Synagogue Bridal Flowers and tlie Ar­ to our needs, to our problems, to oa Oakland Avenue, it, wiµ;_, also ranging of Your Wedding our climate. And so the theater announced_ by Rabbi Gold/ltein, Ceremony? SIL'VER . TOP DINER can· not be superimposed. ·- from Parents desiring ·to register their For Appointments Call i . ' someplace ~ else but must. grow children may .cop:ie to tl:ie· Talmud ~ nd Sparkling Cleanliness framfrom ·our culturetime. Israel in our is i.dedicateddiom ·a Torah in the evening between ,6:te3!) · · J pQ N ( f. Q~ality F0Qds Only . to. social. justice· and in ·our thea- and 7:30 'o'clock· or call DEx . r · • . . . . , ~ ter we ·are also dedicated to·ngur- 6l85. ; Home of Finer Pastries ishlng humanity and justice." 16 Temple St. WI 7567 Native Actors. : Advertisements· are seen when Fall and Wizi~r Bookings ;J '. Sukenik was Qom in Jerusalem. they are publis~ed .in the Jewish Now ·Being f\ccepted · !t TOP Most of the others performing in Herald. · ' r,il Junction of Harris AIR Opposite Brown the · Chamber Theater are ~·Sab­ ""' CONDITIONED ·· . And Sharpe res,." (native born Palestinians). and Kinsl~y Avenues'. When, they started (they have ; oniy" been in exlstence four yeaFS), COME ·IN···SJE .WHY -- th.ey borrowed some money with r! which to produce their plays but ~ for two years they received neither 11111· a salary nor any help at all in Q,, board . or_ 'food. Each one : worked r-1 S11ccess do~in'I always crown the man, · at some job to keep himself. Who earns in great amounts, Some of, the. boys :were longshore~ ~ men working at the ports,' some B11t rather goes to him who knows, were laborers .in constFuction, the girls ·did housework, S0JDe · c,lerical It's what· he SAVES that counts.' work. Only one member with them And ... your Savings at this Bank are helped to during the two years received any m·oney. She was· a ·character act­ gtOW by compound interest added twice a year, ress of sixty who .they felt was Open your account with as little _as $1, •• , o~ too far along . in years to work .. at two jobs.. -~ as much as you wish .. The work of the "USO in Is­ rael'.' has been rife with danger. ·PLANTATIONS·. jl·~NK ·Only a few days ,ago a group of actors wer.e blown up when their . ·. JRk/4~-:: ./ .car hit a mine in the Negev. 61 Weyboss~t $f."' : . _~ Water, Water . .. . · 25 Canal 'St. - ;JO Olneyville ~quare Like USO troupes from ·the .. · Providence, R. I.· . , .. United States to the1artned forces Open for your convenience until· 5: 30 p. m. during World War· II, ··they p.ave alsa • had · their- amusing ·experi- · . each. Friday . . c . ,lotp;oint ,,_ ,_, ences· with unexpected audience· participation. In Jerusalem where . the city had" gone for· months_ under siege with practically · no w~•er,. they were doin&" a 'pllly, · ,r of whicli they are Pil.r,ticularly. proud, called '·'His Beat L.~ y Through the Fiel~": In·bne scene. ~ ···. :1111iri,~,fin1sf ; :p THE. where the girl has ostensibly left the · water · tap open-tbe· tap· is· behind a screen-the whole _audi­ HIM'E, ence starting shouting hY1?terical­ ly, "Don't waste the ,.y."ater. Turn · off the water". · The Chamber Theatei: is not APPLIA:NCES-'. 756 HOPE STRFET . . GA_ 8618 subsidiz~d~:lil~e. th~',Ohel- er . ~he, _ ~ •• pack~d. with bril- , .,-; •..... ) ..: Habima, · It has managed to sur- /umt Dost~war features . . vive only with enormous sacri­ •' •• matched in sJyling ,_ is, a. gqod ,pf:ac::e to make ,,:­ ... -, fice on the part .of .each member. · • Visit' uir today··and · Each ·member today earns on 'the learn how easy it is- to' average of 75 pounds a month, buy these .great new Your Shopping Headquarters varying only .in cases of married Hotpoin~ appliances on couples and couples with. children, our convenient' dqwn­ [n _u: s. m<;mey twenty-five pounds paymeilt plan! Sec the . W:hetheF itis drugs, , e; · pr.escription, stiQFlies for would be somewhere b.e t w-e en beautifu•l Hotpoint , . the sick,. toilet supplies,. magazines, etc., y~'ll find eignty a~d ninety dollars. . Kitchen appliances­ ·. i~ among the t~ousands -of items stoc,ked, by the the' s'elisational new East Side Pharmacy. Hotpoint Refrigerators and Ranges . . . the Says Benes Was thrifty Hotpoint Water Heaters, Washers and If It's Available Anywhere· Chances are Ironers. Every Hotpoint ·· Champfon ~f Jews , aepliance lS packed You'll Find It At East Side Pharmacy with exciting time-and. · NEW YORK.:__Rabbi' Stephen S. money saving fe~tures! · 'Wise, of the Free .SYI'\agogue, de~ . scl'ibed Eduard Benes as ii- "great European" last Sunday at a mem­ orial service for the late. qiecho­ • slovakian president. · "Benes was dearly beloved by I all Jewish people whose cause he so well understood," Wise said. •• . • • , • • • I . .Want A ·oelicious Snack?· "He always championed them in the great tradition of. Czechoslo­ vak liberty." ~road"'an '.Electr.ic ·.·Company. Then visit the fountain at the East Side Pharmacy He called Benes a co-founder 99:C.h~rle·s .Str~'et,. · ·' . ProvicJence, R~' I. where Ben Gross has prepared delicious sandwiches with Thomas Masaryk of t ti e and all types of drinks. Czechoslovak republic ,and quoted ·· .: '' 'GAs·pee 8653 .. Masaryk as saying that "without P' l' ,)

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first real novelty, cafe come-on ·· ••-.------~---, since the photo girls were intro-. Qur ··Younger Set duced a decade ago.• '· . . The new gadget was perfected ·.Y,.,.,, New Yorkers Are Talking About: materials, leatherette for all .-, No Glare p_urposes. New plastic fabric o Takea la J'•V fl••• The jacket on Ed Flynn's autobiog­ • lJ l'roofl 8a6mltW raphy, "You're the Boss," which for . kitchen ,chairs, ·b r i d g e blurbs: "A quarter of a century tables, headboards, o 11 t d o o r in office and never Jost an elec­ furniture, many colors, long tion." (Before Wallace invaded the wearing. Wili not , crack or Bronx, that isl ... The sassy way peel. Complete supplies for his belittlers are spelling the Pres­ your upholstery requirements. ident's name: "Thurman." .. The Wholesale· ~ Retail pearl studs which George bride) so they can put the Rock­ newest shot-in-.tlie-arm -for ·, the ..-f. · :. }( 's~parate Kosher Kitchen

feller name up in the marquee The Intelligentsia: Editorial re­ night club trade appears to be a f • mazdas. . . . One of the Kerry search revealed that about 50 tales portable recording box. . •' . It's' IS UNDER THE Blue pups owned by Mrs. Dook of credited to DeMaupassant weren't about a foot square,-,with ·which' l ' Windsor bit her husband on his written by him at all. And so a a pretty girl makes -afr eight-inch,, -Supervision of the Woad H_acashruth royal finger. (Nize li'l dawgy) . . . Doubleday reprint of DeMaupas­ take-home disc of the patron's· Talk about puttin' on airs-how sant stories is held up. . . . Lydia voice kidding with the head-wait- 1 about Barney Baruch's. secretary O'Leary's story now is in school er, the emcee, the chorines, et al. ONLY HOTEL IN RHODE ISLAND APPROVED who rides to work. in a Rolls textbooks. She is the inventor of . . . It is all done in five minutes. B~ THE OFFICIAL KA§,HRUTH ORG.,.NIZATION Royce? ... Nancy Oakes' inan­ Covermark, which helps wom~n . . . It wa:s quietly tried out re·­ siqn on Tokyo street, Mexico City, cover scars and gives relief to VIiar ,cently in a' B'wa)" night cluti and, , • has a living ro0m with a swim­ vets who.se faces were disfigured. coined so many dollars each night FALL and WINTER BOOKINGS ming pool. F, , . MGMagnate L. B. . . .' Little, Brown, publishers of that every concessionaire in town - NOW BEING ACCEPTED 1 Mayer S:ank two '·million bux iilto "Missouri 'Confpromise ' (by Tris is, franJically bidcling to "get in 1 horse-racing. _He got bacKi four Coffin~, aFe: completely 'mysti~e

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':: 00 strong a hold baseball has obtain • ... LOOICS LIIC·I ed on the public, you couldn't miss A POLISH f finding out last week. Women, in CAIS pPAIICU particular, 'have becom·e terrific AND GUAM t SYD COHE -N: fans and are going to games in increasing numbers. And man, how they can throw arguments Comment From Here and There and statistics at you! Basketball and Hockey During a conversation w i th Cartoonist Frank Lanning a few Who said something a b o u t un_derstanding I should like to weeks age,, I asked what informa­ there being no golf tourney in clear up. A few boys have asked tion he had about the prospects 1//11 .,,, Providence this year? It's not a me if tpere will be any tackling of the Reds and Steam Rollers Think of it! Yoll pay onlv $1.50 for a Creem-Shampu j:ar city-wide affair, but the William and how much equipment they hockey and basketball forces for wash ••• yet it looh li~e a POLISH. It's NOT a soap. , Gates Cutler Olympic Club is now will need, despite the fact that I the seasons that are now just Gentle as a baby's touch ••• yet it completely cleans completing arrangements for its have never referred to the foot­ around the corner. Frank said Se C O n d annual championship ball setup without sticking the the Reds have been strengthened away dirt, dust and road grime. Creem-Sha'mpu is EXCLU­ match, to be held later this "touch" before it. considerably although he didn't SIVE with Cour!f House Auto Laundry. t;)rive in today! month. The boys had a successful It's TOUCH Football go out- on a limb by saying how tournament last year although Let's get the matter straiiht. I good they would be. He could not too many men were entered. am not proposing a regular tackle offer no light on whether Coach This year it is expected to be big­ league. It will be strictly the touch Terry Reardon, hamstrung with ger and better than in 1947 and variety, which eliminates practi­ injuries last season, would spark­ it is an event that seems to be cally all the chance for serious plug the Reds from the ice as here to stay. Here's wishing it injury, wh1le also cuttmg down well as the bench. Tbree loeatloa11 luck. (Are you listening, you other on the ,lmount of equipment re­ It was on the subject of basket­ SO. WATEB el CRAWFORD STS. ball, .however, that Frank was Near Pro•. Coan Hoaa< .golfers?) - · quired. A football, some make­ OOBBANCE el FRIENDSHIP STS. shift line markers and a few other most voluble. He told me how Next door &<> J. T. O'Coliaell The proposed touch football incidentals should be all 'that are careful a job of planning is be­ .ABOBN el FOUNTAIN STS. league is moving along satisfac­ needed, unless the players or spon­ ing done by Coach Ken Loeffler, a Jll'ear llaJeatie Theatre torily from this corner's point of sors decide to get more. Yankee baseball scout in the sum­ view, but there is one little mis- Many younger boys, in the early mer, who will handle the team teens, have expressed the desire this fall and winter. Loeffler is to join the new organization, and arranging a team with a definite the word to them is "Come a­ system, picking his nien not for heaa". We can start a junior as height alone but for their abili­ well as a senior league if we have ties to handle certain jobs. He has enough men £o fill the teams. The hand-picked a dozen men who idea is to get all the kids in there suit his tastes, style and -system playing ball. ahd it seems the safest of pre­ There is no doubt that the in­ dictions that the Rollers of this terest and the desire to play are year and last will be practically ' I ' I high. 'Now, how about translating unrecognizable. - ' some of that into action by sub­ And whatever happened to mitting names of men and teams those rumors that the Rollers and helping to get the organiza­ would drop out of the BAA for tion rolling? 1948? ·"The 5750" Baseball Hysteria To our local satisfaction. Lou Did you ever see anything in Pieri evidently realizes that at­ • • previous regular season play to tendance will improve along with match the hysteria that accom­ the team. And so the Rollers ap­ panied the three game Red Sox­ pear to be here to stay. Yankee series last week? A -great only at STEPHEN GIRARD deal of work went undone during 16 MM SOUND & SILENT the games and it seemed as if the FILMS and city were divided into two armed PROJECTORS camps. MY- greatest kick came FOR RENT when my mother stayed home -all BY DAY, WEEK or SEASON afternoon especially to listen to Ideal for Homes, • the third game; and rivalling that Clubs, Organizations, etc. . "The 5750'' is men's clothing at its best was when a woman bounded out Complete Sound ••• in tailoring, style, pattern, fabric ••• of the office next door after Joe you must see the richn<: ~3 ' cif colors, feel Film Program. 3 .so · DiMaggio hit his jackpot home Feature and shorts . . up the fine cloth, try on the-superbly tailored run, grabbed the editor by the models, to really appreciate the fact t~t arm as he came out to see what SAMSON'S OPEN _there is no greater value in fine clothing all the yelling was about and ex­ TILL9P.M. anywhere! citedly told him about the grand 35 PORTLAND ST. slam wallop. (Cor. Pine St.) • If you never before realized how GA 4846 In "The 5750" you have fine finished and unfinished W ors­ teds . . . the much - wanted Sharkskins • . • shadow and plain and Diamond weaves in MONEY AND Kerry Blue, Grey and rich Browns. The models and needlework arc IUlsurplissed; EDUCATION

• You·get good pay 1n the U. S. year enlistment . . . and you Army or the U.S. to­ In "The 5750" you have clothing can· choose the school you want value that gives __you proof of its day. And if you wish, you ean before :roa enlW! You learn a wor_th .••• Not in .our 26 yraras of save most of that pay, for your valuable skill or trade that en­ selling to the better dressed man REGULAR food, _clothes, housing, and titles you to a good .Job 1n the have we been able to assembte a SHORTS other living expenses C06t you service. 1clection of such fine mcrt's clothing L~NQS as "The 5750.'' nothing. Learn more about it at yuur We 'Invite At the same time, you can Recruiting Station-right away! take correspondence courses or Your attend classes under the Edu­ * Charge cation Program of the Armed U. I. -ARMY AND U. I. AIR FORCE Forces. You c_an study any sub­ RECRUITING SERVICE ject from e}einentary English to 1n courses usually ·given coll~ges. CAREERS WITH A FUTURE OPEN ALL DAY If you're a high school gradu­ MONDAY ate, :','4>U can attend an Army U. S. Army and 'l'.~hnlcal SChool or Air Force Speclallze-3 PROVIDENCE - HARTFORD fle of a new car at the carnival DAILY SERVICE TELEVISION to be held November 7 and 8 were =t!l Also Guaranteed INSTALLATION made at the Board meeting of the Pleasing to Readers ~ Charter Work Guaranteed SERVICE ~ Ladies Aid and Sisterhood of Con­ Congratulations have been 0 FOR ALL OCCASIONS CALL Guaranteed PERFORMANCE < Office-77 Washington -8t­ gregation Ahavath Sholom. Mrs. pouring into the Herald office for ... Manuel Shlevin presided at the t:, GA. 0872 more than a week· as a result of t!l meeting in the vestry last week. the latest changes made in the Ira's Radio z C newspaper. Readers have com­ t!l mented in the past as the revi­ Service Co. sion of the paper started to take 395 Smith St. DExter 9178 "'t!l form but they seemed more en- ...~ 1ti:iusiastic about the issyes of Sep- r,J tember 3 and 10 than in those of lany previous time. = Two changes were plainly no­ =t!l ticeable. First, the new modem WEDDING-~ ..~ banner head seems to liven up t"' the front page and give the Her­ INVITATIONS 5:' 4-Hour Printing Service ald a fresh clean look. Second, "'l ,, the e ditorial page, replacing the Printed - Embossed, former . system of having a small GETTIL JAVITT Engraved elt:, · editorial on the front page, The engagement of Miss Get­ Bar-Mitzvah Invitations .. gives the paper. the 'new look" til Javitt to Martin F. Tatz, son BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS ~ joumallstically speaking. ' of Mrs. Bertha Tatz, was an­ SHOWER CARDS r:,J FAVORS t!l . With these new additions to the nounced this week by her par­ ~ paper, the Herald staff believe ents, Mr. and 1\-lrs. David Javitt. THANK YOU INFORMALS >-3 that their objective of presenting All Types of Printing t!l TECHNOPRINT the most modem, complete and of which, however , has to be re­ ~ attractive weekly newspaper in the routed through Haifa due to Tel 8 Empire St., Cor. Weybosset t!l nation has been achieved. That is Aviv's inadequate facilities. ~ not to say that we will relax our ... efforts. We still will be on the ~... lookout for more ways to im­

A photographer's view of the gathering awaiting the inspirational words of speaker 'Valerie Stone.

That must have been one of Archibald Silverman's stories! Mrs. Miirtin Posner, ,Mrs. ,over the teacups Mrs. Abe C. Fine, Mrs. Samuel Rapa­ Joseph Gold, Mrs. Israel Winoker and Mrs. Solomon Selinker. porte Jr., and Mrs. Walter I. StHldlun discuss, campaign tech­ niques.

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Special Gifts ls the business of this group. Seated: Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs. Archie Albert, Mrs. Harry Fowler, Mrs. William P. Weinstein. Standing are Mrs. Phlllp C. Joslin and Mrs. Haskell Frank. .. Pictllred at Garden Luncheon

Favored by sunny· skies, the Women's Dirision of· the General Jewish Com­ mittee gave its 1948. "Year of Destiny" Campaign an auspicious start at the planning meeting for special gifts workers, area· commanders, squadron leaders and officers.~ More than 100 women gathered fQr the beautiful buffet luncheon served in the garden of Mrs. Max L. Grant's .home on Hazard Avenue: The pictures on these pages portray the· activity that took place at the luncheon and the women who will lead the drive to make this the biggest year of giving among the women of Provide~ce.

• - • t The hostess, Mrs. Max . L. Grant (left), greets the dis­ tinguished key speaker, Miss Valerie Stone of New York City, noted editor, author and radio commentator.

Chairman Mrs. Albert Pilavin' emphasizes the need for ' "unprecedented giving" in the 1948 campaign as she exhorts workers ·by way of the microphone. Campaigning can be fun! To wit, the gay cooperatio~ among leaders Mrs.· Alvin A. Sop­ kin, Mrs. Samuel Michaelson, Mrs. Nathan Samors, Mrs. Albert Pilavin, Mrs. Ber(ram Bern­ hardt, Mrs. Harold C. Sydney and Mrs. Ar.thur J. Levy.

Mrs. Robert Hochberg and Mrs. Martin M. Silverstein (center and Seven smlllng workers ..-.Uh a sober purpose: Mrs. Samuel Kasper, Mrs. right.) exchanre Ideas with Mrs. Norman Fain on bow to recruit drlvers-plus- Sylvan Forman, Mrs. Joseph :W• Ress, Mrs. Irving I. Fain, Mrs. Samuel Felder, can for her Mot.or Corps. ' Mrs. Hyman Stone and Mrs. Samuel Ernstof. INSURANCE FOR BUSINESS - HOME - AUTO ~ ACCIDENT and HEALTH i INCLUDING LIFE '"1 E--1 ll. ~ is Wini Berman. . . . Coypcats LEVIN • won't be able to ape the _gimmick MILTON B. GAspee 6700 ~ for a year, during which time 805 Industrial Trust Bldg. 6 Wini and her partners will make ~ terrific Toternal ReveNews. - r,;. ManhaUan Murals: The St. ~ Patrick's bells ·saying their pray­ ~ ers. . . . The $250 camel's hair ~ overcoats which cost more t9an NOW is the time '"1 any camel. . . . The el(lerly gent := who strolls along 5th avenue with =·a live cat around his neck. . . . The JOIN oo pigeon feeder who never fails to 10 i feed them no matter how hot or '"1 cold the day. Puts the peanuts on ""' a clean plate for his many winged +.\\\.\1£ caoss ~::,v ~ ++++ 1a1 friends. . . . The candy firm at 0 Amsterdam and 90th whose slo­ + ••,, + ~ gan: "Tell It to Sweetey." ... The ::: Good News! From Sept. 12 to 25 only, everyone (regard- ::: Cl pretty debutante seen often along + less of age) who is self-employed, unemployed or who + S?, Park avenue with her collie. Both Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weiner (she is the former E stelle works where there are ten or less employees, can join 0 sporting the same silvery white­ Mandell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mandell}, who were mar­ + + Blue Cross. f tinted hair. ried Sunday, September 5 at . the United Commercial Travelers + + HalL Photo by Etta De Biasio + + 1a1 The Story Tellers: So you want ::: Take advaraage of Blue Cross Protertion nou·! ::: =to write a book? Publishing au­ E--1 thorities say the average "suc- bond King" revival during the 185 Hope street. Miss Sally Ann + You ,·an jo{n Rlu<' CT<,ss immediately al: + cessful book" nets the author a war. He now is back in the tall Horenstein is chairman of the + + profit of merely $4500 b e f o r e tower. + arrai:ransett Electric Co. ·-·-· 2 Weybosset St., Providence + tax deductions. . . _ The h e r - affair. She will be assisted by Miss ::: Providence Gas Co. -··· ··-·······100 Weybosset St., Providence ::: oine of Christopher Morley's next Yvette Block and Miss D v e r a + 1ason's Pharmacy______.. .1469 Broad St., Washington Park + book, "Miss Libby," is Everybody's Platt, membership co-chairmen. Jr. Hadassah's First Miss Phyllis Wmn, president of + J. 0. San Souci Co. -----····--···Olueyville Square., Providence + Girl Friend, the Statue of Liberty. + Stark weather & \'filliams, Inc. -·····-·····52 Rolfe St., Auburn ·+ .. . Publisher's Weekly will name Membership Tea Sun. the Providence unit, pointed out Russell Janney's "Miracle of the this week that since this will be ::: Brownini:r'-s .... -····-·-···-···-·--···-··-·52 Main St., East Green-wich ::: Bells" the No. 1 fiction ace of The Providence unit of Junior such a crucial year for Palestine, + i\arral!~ll!-elt Electric Co . ... ·-···-·····--·- 446 Main St., Warren + '47-375,000 copies to date, exclu­ Hadassab will hold its opening Hadassab must mobilire every + .'h«>ldon's.._ ··- ... ···-··-···--·-··-··-- -······ lain Street, Wakefit•Jd + sive of book club sales. The au­ membership tea this Sunday, Jewish girI between the ages of + + thor was almost down and out September 19 at 3 o'clock at the 18-25. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ aft.er the failure of his "Vagii.- home of Mrs. Abraham Percelay, S/Jemoybe tH tile lf_OrfHN

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Vote in the • Republican Primary September 20th Why not give her about a for · minute to answer your call? TOM HAZARD You want to talk with her, and she wants to talk with you. She may be some distance from The Qualified Candidate the telephone, so be sure to give her time to reach it before you hang up. That way, there won't be the bother of calling a second time. for U. S. Senator • Huard for Senator CommiUH A. L KeUey, Tree.aver NEW £NGLAND TILEPHONI & TELEGRAPH COMPANY Political · Advertiseme~t Political Advertisemen.t N . ./ w

~ =r.-l ~ 0 VOTE SECOND ·COLUMN < 9 zr.-l YOUR REPUBLICAN PRIMARY 0 ' r.-l C. r.-l ...~ September .20 =171 =r.-l · ~- g= !=' Louis V. "l ...~ C:, . ii> Jackvony ~ 171 r.-l Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bloom, shown after their candlelight ~ U. S. Senator ~ wedding ceremony at the Churchill House, Sunday, September 5. r.-l Photo oy Etta De Biasio ~ r.-l John J. ...~ ~...

gets Raoul FIRST Archambault,.. Jr. CHOICE! Governor '- Fred Colagiovanni Lt. Governor

For years, foresighted householders have bo~ght . Robert E. their Famous Reading Hard Coal well in advance of Fall. And like all early shoppers, they get what they want. They don't have to ,take just any kind of Burns coal they can get at the last minute. They get genuine red trademarked "Famous Reading". Secretary of State By buying early you avoid the "rush", and get delivery at your convenience. You'll be glad you ordered early when Fall arrives. So call us today­ M. Louis· before you forget. Abedon DAVID l(ORN · & SONS- Attorney General . DExter 7730 - 7731 195-197 WILLARD AVENUE • YOUR FUEL PROBLEMS SOLVED QUICKLY, EFFICIENTLY and COURTEOUSLY Nominate Th.em In, September Win With Them .In November. Second Column Republican Primary Headquarters • Sheraton-Biltmore, Providence, R. I. ~ --· - --· ----· ~------~--~o

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you feel perfectly comfortable about it - Any single soul yoµ an~ saving would give all If i you haven't·given enough! his world,y g-0ci'ds to come naked into the land · where you are living. If you feel you'd ratlier mail it i~ t~rl face the If ydu feel poorer after you have' given - if_ - ..,I , I man or woman who has your contribution card you have"mad~ a ,real'sacri~ce-if you feel a bit -~ -you haven't given enough! like ym;1.' d,o a~te-f a fast - you~II know what.~e - ·· .~ ,..._, ~w mean. .- If you're spending as much on luxuries as you This is the year of decision. It may be now·or did the qay befor~ you made your contribution never. $250,000,000. is 'little :nough the sav- -- for -you haven't given enough! ing of a people!. God knows what the price will he if we fail. If you have given the same amount you ga;e · . Don't have it on your conscience! Go all out last year-you haven't given enough! · -and you'll sleep the sleep of the contented.

'r If you have doub~ed your contributfon-when WHAT MUST BE DON.E IN 1948 ... ' 1. Supplementary aid for 250,000 di splaced Jews in Germany, Austria, you could easily afford to triple it-you haven:'t and Cyprus. . . ~ \. . . . : 2. Relief, rehabilitation, and reconstruction for one million Jews in given enough! -: · ; ' - · · Eastern and · Western Europe, 3. lmmi,tration and recepti,;m in P11lestine o! 75,000 hom~less Jews, including 24,000 children. ' · · · 4. Housing, retraining and settlement for the !:'ewcomers in Palestine. This is no mere charity ddve. You can't buy 5. Reception ;and 11djustment of refugees who ,,:ill enter the United States in 1948. ' the freedom of a people t;heap!

DON'T MISS THE THRILLING J.948 Is .The Year of Destiny M A S S · M E E T I N G· sponsored _by the Give Generously to General Jewish Committee of Providence Sunday Evening - Sept. 19 - 8 p. m , The 1948 Campaign of . the General ·Jewish (Doors Open at 7 P. M.) • Admission I•'ree! • Everyone Invited! e Dyna mic S11eakers from Palestine! Committee of Providence for $1,350,000 • No Solicita tion of F unds! • Entcrtalnmei;it and Songs! ARCHIBALD SILVERMAN, ALVIN A. SOPKIN, ' President Chairmal\ 1. . _· ·. . I . - Ledgemont Country Club. to cover the meeting and to hear Mr. co Cantor's speech exactly as it was given to the audience. This , The Jewish Herald invitation was extended to no other newspaper in the State. As · a matter of fact, not only was the managing editor of the Herald Israe - I- "USO"- - -~ ' The Jewish Home Newspaper of Rhode Island.' Published Every invited, but he was given permission to bring along his news =l"1 Week in the Year by the •Jewish Press Publishing Company, editor and columnist. 76 Dorrance St., Tel. GAspJe 4312, Case-Mead Builcling. · . It was Mr: Cantor himself, through his advance agent, who Pla·ys Under 'fire Subscription Rates: Seven Cents the Copy·; By Mail, $3.00 per ~ i., had requested a press conference before the main meeting, By HELEN WAREN ~ - Annum. · ' · ' · ' specifically with t,he daily press in order to satisfy them in advance Bulk subscription rates on request. - so tha_t they wpuld not cover the meeting at. Ledgemont. He did TEL AVIV.--.:.Soµi,e time ago, im- 0-­ Walter Rutman, Managing Editor; Syd Cohen, Nev.,'S Editor. not wish to be inhibited in any way in the things that he mi!J,ht m ediately upon the opening of the l"1 Entered as Second-Class Matter at the ·post Office; Providence, want to. say in his evening speech. Actually, he asked the reporter secret Burma road ·to Jerusalem ~ R. I., Under the Act of March 3, 18179. · from the Bulletin not to ~ome to the meeting, indicating that he from Tel Aviv, two trucks, carry- l"1 The Jewish Herald invites correspondence on subj'ects of interest had .given him the essence of his speech 111 the interview. ing morale cargo, started at six in .., to the Jewish people · out disclaims responsibility for an in-. Aside from the above facts, which are' sufficient, we wonder the morning to m ake · their pre- l"1 dorsement of the views expressed by the writers. carious way between the two cities. :!l why, if the Heralcl was so eager to get to .the p1;ess. conference, ... / the Editor did not lift up the telephone, call the president or One truck' carried a troupe of oo School Days the executiv!'! director of the GJC, and just say that he wanted actors and the other the scenery = to be at the conference? We might have been able to arrange and costumes. After traveling for = The national Association for. Jewish Education has isuued it at that point. Then too-before printing this editorial, why a couple of hours, the scenery 1."1 . a call to parents to enroll their children in Jewish schools for didn',t the Editor call the GJC president .or executive and get truck broke down and the actors f the coming year. · · the facts about-the press conference? Now, even if there had been had to make room in their truck t:" · We deem it -unnecessar,y at this time to ,wax lyrical about an oversight, would that have given cause to the Herald to charge for the props, sets and costumes. . $' Torah, to. emphasize the need for Jewish children to get a Jewish discrimination and take such hasty action ? · A little further along the way the "'l education, to elaborate on the value of them learning,"the source In our opinion, such an editorial is a .flagrant abuse of the truck carying the actors . broke ~ from which we have sprung, or to stress the need for -giving our power of the press, which is out of place at any time. but in­ down but by that time the other 9 children the spiritual resources with which to bolster their pride excusable when directed at a community agency in the midst of truck. had been put in order and· ;ii. in our heritage· so that they may better counter-act the infer­ cohducting an all-important campaign. in a couple of hours caught up -~ . iority feeling from which minority groups even in pur democracy . In view of the harmonious relationships which have always· with the actors where-upon the 00 suffer. For all the virtues and merits of Jewish education for the existed between. ,the General Jewish Committee and the Jewish cargo was switched again. ~ · young have· been reiterated again and again. ' Herald, we ,hope · that our co-operation may . continue as in the Mobile Scenery ~ · So register your children as soon as possible for the coming past, for the sake of the impQrtant causes for which we should When the little troupe finally l"1 school year.. The programs and sched11les have . already been strive together." came within s~x kilometers of Jer- ~ worked out and the late-comers into the classes are bound to ARCHIBALD SILVERMAN usalem they were stopped once l"1 upset the schedule and plans and interfere considerably , with President, General Jewish more. This t ime ,they were told ~ "­ those childr"n- who have started classes on the appointed day. ·committee of Providence they ·could not go any further be- ~ For.the benefit of your children and the children of. others cause the Arabs were laying a ~ , · register your children early. heavy barrage of fire on the re- ~ - Comment on the Silverman Letter maining strip of road. On hearing :f - The contents of the above letter reveal that Mr. Silverman tllis each of the actors, men and 00 Shifting of Scene from U.S.A. to Europe obviously has been misinformed as to the actual happenings in women, took as much as he coulcl carry' of the scenery and costumes The political scene is shifting_ this week from the United connection with the incident. States ,to· Europe. From now on, the most important questions In reply to Mr. Siiverman's assertion in the second para­ 'on his back, ancl together they affecting the young state of Israel will be decided not at Lake graph, it can har.dly be called "preferential treatment" when the made the rest of the way on foot Success and in Washington, but in Paris and London. There· are Herald was not the only newspaper represented at the Ledge­ through the mountains. some people who have apprehensions about this transfer, tor mont meeting. Cameramen from the Providence Journal and The first perform ance ,had been there is no denying of the fact that the influence of the Jews is Evening Bulletin and reporters from the Journal-Bulletin and set for 4· o'clock. When: the ex- incomparably stronger in the United States than -in Europe. .- the Pawtucket Times also were in attendance. Furthermore, they. 1~aus'ted artists fi~ally made their This influence is felt not only politically, but also socially, cul­ sat with the Herald'~ staff at the specially designated press table. way into the city it was already turally and particularly in the media of. public opinion. It is As late as '10:30 o'clock that evening we were assured by rep­ 6:30 in the evening. However. they therefore feared that with these powerful influences eliminated, resentatives of the GJC that certain details of the initial gifts found their audience of besieged the State of Israel will not fare as well -in Paris as it did in N'ew meeting and the a mounts raised would appear only in the Herald. s9ldiers and civ:ilians still waiting York. · Yet, on the folhiwing morning a nd evening-one ·cull ·day in a d­ hungrily, _for the performance. · On the other hand, the political foundations of Israel have vance of the Herald's publication-the Journal-Bulletin carried Without stopping to change their I~- already been laid, and the~- are strong enough to withstand apy -the complete story that was to be reserved for this newspaper. clothes or set up the scenery they diplomatic- and political pressure as they-· withstood pres­ Mr. _Silverman's assertion that Eddie Cantor h ad requested plunged into giving the show and sure. Il -is als()( to be-remembered' that -the Jewish' people have · ae;·press conference "specifically with the daily press" does not at 10 o'clock that evening were until now been primarily ,_a Eur-opean people. an~ thak,the -_Jewish ju,stify .the exclusjon of the I:J.ei:ald fr.om , t_hat .. conference. It was rs,ta11jng__ a 1~epeat_per{oi:mance for pt;oblem in its m,_odern version is fund~men,tally a European the non-Jewish ·press he h ad ' in mind~ Mr. Cantor's des.ire to be · another auc:!.ience, This time, hew­ problem. While the

~ Sons ·of Abraham Cohen, secretary. Everyone is in­ in the preparation of this volume. vited to attend the outing, wllich Science Portion Complete will be free, and anyone desiring The science editor reports that : To Sponsor Outing transportation m·ay call Cohen. ali the articles on the natural ~ The Men's Club of 'congrega~ ~~one ,Man's Opinion" sciences are complete, except for !::. tion Sons of Abraham will hold '• the monograph de'aling with the The Herald makes no charge subject of Adam, which is the ~ an outing next Sunday morning r.i at 11 o'clbck at Goddard Park, it for the insertion· of personal and The Swo'rd and the Pen word for Man in Hebrew. The reason for that is very character­ ~ was announced this week by Ray organizational news items. ~:::::::::::::::':::::::=:= istic. It throws light on the un­ ~ ~~~~~~~ usual type of people we deal with. t From time to time I plan to of the committee sponsoring the It seems that the scientist who r.i share with you little items of in- publication of the encyclopedia. was engaged to write on Man, a 00 terest gleaned from my readings Thousands of Jewish and non- (Continued on Page_l5)~ \ ~ iii Hebrew and Yiddish news- Jewish scholars and scientists are ..., HOWARD M. BANDER plipers and magazines. . participating in the writings of § This week's item is taken from the sixteen volumes of the Heb- 1:11 the Hebrew weekly Hadohar. The raica. The table of contents lists Social Functions "' Pub I ic Accountant word Dohar in Hebrew _means one hundred thousand items, forty ci Post, and HADOHAR means The thousand complete monographs, - COMPLET.E FACll.lTIES- ..;i Post. This magazine in Hebrew is and three thousand maps and pie- ~ ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE the only .one of its kind published tures. r.i in this country, aI!d has appeared You gain some idea of tlie scop·e Churchill· House = , . uninterrupted since 1924. About of the encyclopedia from the re- 155 ANGELL STREET = 56 Washington St. Room 201 GA 8835 thirty Hadohars are delivered port that the letter Aleph alone, Reservations oo weekly to subscribers in Rhode Is- that is, words beginning with the, MA 2649 GA 2H5 i ·land. . first letter of the Hebrew Aleph- e:l Political Advertisement A recent issue · carried a detail- Beth, will comprise three volumes. ' Political Advertisement !al ,;,,,~------.,..,:, ed account of the Hebrew Encyc- The first volume is at this very 0 ! lopedia now in preparation in the moment being rushed through the ~ land of Yisrael. The magnitude presses and will be delivered to _ I , of the project captures the im- subscribers as a New Year gift, el> Vote for agination. When you consider the this comm'g Rosh-Hashanah. The VOTE FOR ·times in which this project is second volume is scheduled to ap- j I realized you stand in awe before pear three months later. State Senator i:i,. I the spirit of those people who , build and create while they fight We are told that the third ·vol- Democratic ; I for their lives. ume of the letter Aleph will be , < E- I• The name of the Encyclopedia devoted entirely to the w o r d Primary THOMAS will be "ENCYCLOPEDIA HEB- ARETZ-YISRAEL, the land of Is- l J• RAICA", and will, of course, be rael. It will consider the geology, September 29, 1948 entirely in Hebrew. It will be gen- · the natural history, the resources, I era! in content, that is,< it will the development of' the strip of treat of people and events and land by the shores of the Medi­ Daniel F. places in the world, and not only terranean, the peoples that lived ' of things Jewish as do the Jew- there through the ages and the ish Encyclopedia and the .Univer- events that took place on the hills McKINNON PAOLINO sal Jewish Encyclopedia published and valleys of this cross road of in America. The Hebraica will re- three continents. It will be the semble the Britannica and the most complete study of Palestine 'Fifth Senatorial­ Americana. Dr. Haim Weitzman, ever undertaken. Not less than a District FOR µ. S. CONGRESS I president,of Yisrael, is at the head thousand specialists are engaged

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DON'T FAIL TO VOTE THIS MONDAY SEPTEMBER 230 Willard Ave. MA 2834 20 Mr. and .Mrs. Julian Bradford Sevitch are shown at the reception which followed their candlelight wedding ceremony VOTE FOR at the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel, Tuesday afternoon, September '7. , · Photo by Fred Kelman Candidate for THE VESTRY JOSEPH GLADSTONE of the mercial Travelers Hall. Rabbi Representative' C~ol Klein officiated. The cere­ Sons of Abraham mony ~nd reception were attend­ Synagogue ed by more than 150 g'ijests from JQHN H. BERGER Candidates for M a r y 1 an d , Philadelphia, N~w ABRAHAM GUY Representative Is Now· Available for (Continued from Page 5 ) York, Connecticut, New Hamp­ ANTHONY DI NITTO Committeemen Showers,' Weddings, Lipet, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lo~is shire ·and Massa~husetts. Bar Mitzvahs, Banquets Lipet of Pawtucket, were married The· bride, given in marriage POLLS wn.L BE OPEN FROM 6 A. M. to 9 P. M. and Parties Sunday, August 29 at the home by her father, was gowned in Ample Kitchen Facilities' of Rabbi William G. Braude.,After Velva Ray marquisette, the c_ameo For Information and Rates the ceremony, a reception was Call WI 6429 held at the Narragansett Hotel. ' Weiner-Mandell The wedding of Estelle Mandell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bennett Service Mandell of 239 Orms Street, and Edward Weiner, son of Mr. and Station Mrs. Samuel Weiner of 37 Croy­ AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PEOPLE OF THE land Road, was held Sunday, . I CUSTOM-BUil..T RECAPPING September 5, at the United Com-· TEL. MAnning 2422 STATE OF RHODE ISLAND TlltE REPAffiING Reliable Window VULCANIZING BATTERIES Cleaning Company ROAD SERVICE 9 Meni Court HO 2889 4'72 North Main Street Established in · 1921 Opposite Benefit Street Awnings and Storm Windows Next Monday, September 20th, is· Primary Installed and Removed Day. All registered voters, whether Republican, Independent or Democratic are eligible to vote· and have an important stake in this primary election. It concerns your welfare and the future of your ·state. This state is big b~iness. We are Presidents - Program Chairmen all stockholders in this large corporation. Every­ thing which touches our state affects us directly Just what you have been looking for! Make your meetings or indirectly. A stockholder expects and deserves sparkle. . · a return on his investment. We, the voters, eet FRANK SHAPIRO of Boston, outstanding Jewish Folk , as much return as we put into selecting our . Humorist, now available-in his program on: "The Humorous · candidates. For the capital we invest consists in Jewish Life". of the candidates we select and the return we For that· membership drive, banquet, installation, "big will receive depends upon the type of the .can- meeting" or any special occasion. Educational, dignified, en­ didates-we select. ' tertaining! Inguiries invited. Brochure on request. You may ask "how can I, one ·voter with one vote do anything to make my ·state a better For dates and terms write: one in which to live? My vote is so insignificant. It cannot do much". ' I Michael Needle, M. LOUIS ABEDON ' Personal Representative Your one vote means a great deal. If you 185 DEVONSHIRE STREET let the next fellow dd your duty, then it means BOSTON 10, MASSACHUSETTS little. But if sufficient numbers of voters de- vote 10 minutes to exercise their priceless privi- lege of voting; then a great deal, is accomplishe,d. It 'is like the drop of water and the grain of sand, which makes the rivers and beaches. You are not merely casting one vote, you are adding another stone in Non-Cancellable the,building of a good clean government. These are not merely pretty phrases, they are basic and fundamental facts proven time and time ACCIDENT' and HEALTH again. INSURANCE The stranglehold of the professional politictans can be forever Written By broken by your one vote in this primary. Let your one vote be their monument. Fran~ Lazarus I respectfully ask your support. LIFE INSURANCE-ANNUITIES Sincerely yours, ' Your Inquiries Solicited M, Louis Abedon, 2nd Column FRANK LAZARUS Candidate for Attorney General INSURANCE ADVISOR in the September 20 Primaries. 635 Industrial Trust Bldg, GAspee 3812 Providence, R. I. . ' '- ~ HEBREW UNIVERSlTY ACTIVE York press conference upon his · I ' arrival from Palestine. -At The A. E. Pi Conventi'on Dinner 00 NEW YORK-The . activities of Dr. Geiger reporte_d that the i the Hebrew University· in Jeru- University, situated on Mt. Seo­ . "" salem are continuing with great pus, had suffered considerable ..: intensity despite . the war . con- -dam a:""g e following the British "" ditions,, Dr. Alexander Geiger, evacuation, but pointed out that ~ chairman of the University's Phy- the d!1-mage could be repaired I siology Department, told a New 'within a short time. ,iii E--4 g,, ,iii . f/l LEARN WATCH REPAIRING EVENl·NGS PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS EVENINGS by a former instructor in a Boston School Modem methods taught by personal instruction ~ LIMITED NUMBER OF STUDENTS ~ =,iii (This is not a school) =00 FOR DETAILS CALL i \ ~ Mr. GARBER ~ ,iii GAspee 4955 - between 7-9 p. m. Seen at the A. E. Pi Convention Dinner, seated round the table from 'left to right: Maxme GAspee 6520 ,;, between 9 and 5 Rosenbaum, Jack Temkin, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bar wood, Mr.- and Mrs. Herb Galkin, Mr. and Mrs. Nat Gouse, Herbert Bander, Romola Dimond, Mr. and Mrs. Burt Himelfarb. _ · · ~ ~~~~~~:::':::::~~~~~~:::':::::~:::':::::~~~~I Photo by Nathaniel Swartz ;•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••ci=,, Political Advertisement · · Political Advertisement Political Advertisement E--4

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by the R E P U B L ·1C A .N

STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE • THOMAS P: ~AZABD · * ALBERT P. RUERAT for United States Senator for Governor

• Oscar J. V. Hurteau • Thomas J. Paolino • Roland E. Meunier • Arthur A. Carrellas • John G. Murphy for Congressman, for Congressman, for Lieutenant Governor for Secretary of State for Attorney General 1st Dist. 2nd Dist. Vote for the Endorsed Candidate~ in the FIRST · COLUMN in T~e REPUBLICAN PRIMARY SEPTEMBER 20, 1948 An ·Asterisk * is in front of each name on voting machine •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PIONEERS EXPRESS THANKS meadow . and Nausauket for their ~ Three Sweethearts of Alpha Epsilon Pi / The Pioneer · Building Fund generosity. Members of the com­ Committe~ wishes to thank the mittee are Mesdames R. Smira, many contributors · from East ·Fred Adle.r, B. Silverman, Pows- ~ Greenwich, Artie Center, Appo- ner, D. Spaku, B. Shuster, . N. l"1 naug,_Conimicut, Shawmut, Long- Goldfarb and Jonah Leach. ----~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,,~; MP~ 9 THE HILL MAKE SU RE THAT YOUR ~ · DOWHTOWH CAR IS IN SAFE ~· PAWTUCKET OPERA Tl NG ORDER! Drive In Today for Your Safety Check-up!

Left to right: Betty Rosenwein of Los Ani:-eles, representing r the University of California, runner-up for the title; Charlotte Perl of -Passaic, New Jersey, representing New York University, wiri;,_er ' of the conlpetition; and Jane Lelf Cohen"of Providence, .. ~ ... representing Rhode Island State College, who took third place. Photo by Nathaniel Swartz Miss Jane Lee Cohen ·of 109 Lauriston Street, Providence, last The host and hostess were pre­ , ~ week took third place in national sented with a gift from the fam­ competition for the title of Sweet­ ily circle in honor of their new heart of Alpha Epsilon Pi Frater­ ho!lle. , nity at the fraternity's four-day Newly 'elected officers are: Jack I convention at Narragansett. She Crovitz, president; Mrs. Nathan represented Rhode Island State Chernack, treasurer; Mrs. Emis College. Miller, secretary, and Harry Port­ The contest was held at a din­ ney, social committee chairman. :5,.'J Our~ami/'J ';J)innerJ I ner dance at the Narragansett The next . meeting of the Circle I Casino climaxing the convention. will be held at the home of Mr. WON-TON SOUP Also among the contestants for and Mrs. Nathan Chaiken of War­ $3.50 TWO CRISP EGG ROLLS the beauty contest was Miss rington Street. BARBECUED PORK WITH CHINESE GREEN VEGET.ABLES I I FOR TWO Helene M. Friedman of 34 Preston PERSONS SUBGUM CHICKEN CHOW MEIN WITH AL:i,IONDS Drive, Cranston. There were 10 l lfOILED RICE AND OOLONG TEA other competitors in the contest. Sr. Young Judaeans I I WON-TON SOUP Hold First Meeting THREE CRISP EGG ROLLS The Senior Young Judeans held $5.00 ! ROAST PORK EGG FOO YONG I FOR THREE FRIED JUMBO SHRIMPS WITH LOBSTER SAUCE Matuson Family their first meeting of the season CHINA CLIPPEdi: CHICKEN CHOW MEIN Wednesday, September 8 at the PERSONS I BOILED RI AND OOLONG TEA Elects Officers. home of Eunice Orodenker, presi­ I dent. WON-TON SOUP I· FOUR CRISP EGG ROLLS The Matuson Family Circle, in Claire Gordon reported on the $6.50 SWi;JET AND PUNGENT BONELESS PORK I existence for three years, voted at national convention. The group SUBGUM CHOW MEIN ' , FOR FOUR FRrnD WHOLE LIVE LOBSTER (CANTONESE STYLE) its first meeting of the season last discussed the regional convention I BARBECUED PORK. FRIED RICE PERSONS I Sunday evening to contribute to which will be held in Providence ROILED RICE AND OOLONG TF.A the United J ewish Appeal drive in in late October. memory of Mrs. Sarah Matuson, Announcement was made that I WON-TON SOUP FIVE CRISP ~~GG ROLLS I of whom the entire membership the first regular meeting, .which $8.25 MOO GOO GAI PIN (WHITE MEAT CHICKEN WITH are direct descendants. w!ll be held on next Monday MUSHROOMS AND VEGETABLES) Nathan Chaiken presided over evening at 7: 30 o'clock at Temple I FOR FIVE FRTED JUMBO SHRIMPS WT!H LOBSTER SAIICE BEEF WITH TOMATOES AND GREEN PEPPERS I the meeting held at the home of Beth Israel, will be open to all PERSONS . CHAR SHEL LOO MEIN CHICKEN EGG FOO YONG Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zwetchken­ boys and girls between 16 and 18 BOILED RICE AND OOLONG TEA years of age. I baum, Edgemere Road, Pawtucket. I WON-TON SOUP I SIX CRISP EGG ROLLS $9.75 HON YEN GAI DING (DJCED CUT CHICKEN RUG & UPHOLSTER•Y FOR SIX COOKED WITH CHINESE VEG TABLES ANb ALMONDS) r., - _l PERSONS FRIED Wf!~~,E~Ii¥EI,.~~Pr,RH (f~ill~~~~E STYLE) . I SWEET & PUNGENT BONELESS PORK SUBGUM HAR KEW I I BARBECUED PORK. EGG FOO YONG Q_I · CLEANING ~ I BOILED RICE AND OOLONG TEA JAMES J. .HOGAN Jr., Inc. I I Walls Cleaned Floors Maintained , All Work Guaranteed 21 Ba11el1 St. DExter 9382 Providence ' .... event of the evening was the sel­ OPEN SURGERY THEATRE doctors to perform surgery safely ection of the "Queen of A. E. Pi". even under the heavi:est artillery Each chapter was represented by Jerusalem-The first operating bombardment. a "queen", chosen at one of their theatre to be _built underground Hadassah reports that. its Jer­ own dances. Charlotte Perl, rep­ was opened here by the Hadassah usalem medical staff is now self­ resenting New York University, medical organization. The under- sutn,cient in drugs, instruments was .selected "Queen of A. E: Pi". ground theatre enables Hadassah' and .other vital equipment. In second place was Betty Rosei;i- wein, representing U.C.L.A., and -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"';~~~~~~~(;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~-;~~~~~~-;~~~~~ jL~~.~ third prize went to Providence's J11eHEL r.i A. E. Pi ConVllDtion Massassoit Hotel. ·own Jane Lee Cohen, Rho's ~ The Rho Chapter of' Alpha Ep- At the Clambake, held indoors "queen". All three girls were given ii:. sUon Pi showed its out-of-state Friday night because of rain, Sy lovely gifts. LOSHAKOFf e~Studie4_ • ~ brothers a wonderfUl 4-day week- Levy and his wife kept the crowd After the crowning of the . • end at tlhe fraternity's 35th an- roaring with laughter at their "queen", the "faux pas" of the_ ~ nual convention held this year songs and stories. A hill-billy or­ evening took place. Singing a o1,e~ at Narragansett Pier. The boys chestra kept the Texans on their • ~ song written especially for the • from every part of the country toes, dancing and singing. occasion, a pretty Georgian sang ~ and Canada stayed at the Beach- At a ;,rdinner-dance held Satur- "Sweetheart of. Sigma Chi!" • wood Hotel and their dates at the day night, at the Casino, the main Q ------c---- Every girl attending the dance :a Political Advertisement was given a ·beautiful gold com­ UNION 5509 pact.with ' the A. E. Pi insignia DEXTER 3985 r.i~------. engraved on jt. Each boy received a silver lighter, also with the in­ = signia. =...00 Everyone was having such a ~ wonderful time that they hated r.i to see the end of the evening, so ... at 5 o'clock in the morning, under r.i the windows of the Massasoit ~ Hotel, the boys of A. E. Pi. sere­ r.i naded their girls. Q Jj:laine Lipson Shower A shower • in honor of Elaine Lipson was given Wednesday at ~ tl;le Little Red Hen by Mrs. George r.i Kroll and Mrs. Milton Dubinsky. Elaine will be married this com­ ~ ing Sunday to Sanford Kroll. First Born Mr. and Mrs. Irving Schectman (she's the former Bea Resnick) became parents for the first time Sunday night. At present writing they haven't decided on ·a name for their son.

Masada· Mobile Unit To Visit Providence A special mobile unit lei:i by Walter Ackerman of Dorchester, Mass. will r'oll into Providence for the first meeting of the Prov­ idence Chapter of Masada to be WALTER held at Temple Beth-El, Sun­ day, Sept. 26 at 2:30 o'clock. Dave Kessler, president of the Chapter, has announced that this will be the first appearance of the group which is sponsored by the New England Region of Mas­ SUNDLUN ada for the purpose of attaining higher standards in -Masada acti­ vities. Joe Fried, editor of the Masada News, the organization'f national for U. S. SENATOR publication, will be guest. speaker \.001(~ at the meeting. Fried is well known throughout the country for his activities in Zionist Youth Republican Primary groo~. . Meat and Po(Jltry Savings! A short film on Palestine will be shown and refreshments will be served. :t-4rs. Walter Ackerman, a teacher of Hebrew music and CHICKENS th dances, will lead group liinging 44c lb. SEPT. 20 and dancing. All people between Net Weight-No Half Pound Added the ages of 18 and 30 are invited to attend and gain an idea of the And When You Buy Chickens You Get the Added work Masada is doing. Benefit of, Clean Plucking by Freddie's Exclusive A Vote For Sundlun Machine Which Removes All Pin Feathers. Cranston Communitr A vote for a proven vote-getter and LAMB BRISKETS 2 lbs. 4Sc dynamic political campaigner. Walter Club Opens Season Sundlun _led all other Republican can­ didates when running for State Senator F'inal plans for' the high holi­ LAMB CHOPS lb. ·ssc In 1934. He was one of Wendell Willkle's day services highlighted the board floor managers at the national conven­ meeting of the Cranston Jewish tion, and at Wlllkle's request served · on Community Club, held last Tues­ his personal staff throughout the 1940 day at the home of Dr. and Mrs. MEATef POULTRY presidential campaign. He Is the best Burton Lichtman of 53 Westwood qualified candidate to run for U. S. Avenue, Cranston. Israel Karten Senator In November! Is in charge of the arrangements for the services. It was announced that the first general membership meeting will VOTE SUNDLUN FIRST be held W!!dnesday, September 29 at Legion Hall, Cranston. TOP NAME-3rd ROW Mlltan Paisner will lead a dis­ cussion about political party pro­ grams at the meeting of the study -·~i:.., ·1, group to be held Monday, Sep­ Shop Freddie's It's Economical ~ ... ..J.. tember 27, at the home of Mr. and WILLARD AVENUE • •- ·:it.. Mrs. Israel Press of 50 Ivanhoe 190 GAspee 8555 Street, Cranston. LADIES FREE LOAN MEETING more Hotel, Mrs. David ;B'aratz, will honor the memory of the late ... The first meeting of the season president, announced Tuesday. Fiorello LaGuardia by naming an en -of the Ladies Hebrew Free Loan avenue in the city after the late will be held on Wedqesday, ' Sep­ TO HONOR LAGUARDIA former Mayor of New York City, "'3 tember 22 at the Sheraton-Bilt- The City Council of Tel Aviv according to· latest news reports. ; ;g ...~ t:I zt"1 ~ GET READY FOR SCHOOL! t"1 DON'T WAIT, OON'T BOTHER WITH HOT DOWN­ ""t"1 TOWN SHOPPING. AT NO EXTRA EXPENSE-ORDER ...~ ~ . ! =00 SCHOOL ,SHOES· =t"1 l ! I , F·or Boys an~ Girls ~ ~ t:I - I Let us give your children a pe·rsonal fitting ~ right in your own home at your conveni~nce.

Charge Accounts Invited. For Appointment Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Yackolow shown leaving the altar after their candlelight wedding ceremony last Sunday at the Narra­ gansett Hotel. Mrs. Yackolow is the former Miss Avis Swartz. Photo by Loring Studio Phone JA 8994 JACK &JUDY SHOE CO. P. 0. BOX 191, Elmwood Station Providence, . R. (.

a~d indepen- that the tree rnonwea\th · rne\y hapPY Jewish corn . \ arn extre roe\--the new dent State of ~:n and seat in --has been b , \<.e her .dghtfu\ f the ! . wH\ soon ta another one o Mr. and Mrs. Saul L. Rosen, after their garden wedding cere­ mony held last Sunday on the lawn of the home of the bride's t that she a become parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rakata nsky of 35 Larch Street. \ tru~ Nations an Photo by Etta De · Biasio the Un1t~d f the Wor\d. notions o . edY evacua- thousand five hundred sets of the 'One Man's Opinion' Hebraica. tree . ssist in th~ ~pe in E.uro~ean Many of us will never get to ··\\ do a\\ \ can to as sti\\ rerna1n1n9 . (Continued from Page 10) see the volumes of the Hebr-aica. \ distinguished anthropologist, is Few of us· will own one. But to w1 d person now on active service with the Jewish cultural growth in and out tion of disp\ace eon camps. Yisraeli armed forces. Hence his of the Land of Yisrael the value kAediterron · h Ap- failure to meet the deadline for of the Encyclopedia can hardly and ,v, · United Jewis f presenting his work.• be perceived now. Now a word about the reading All we can do is stand in hu­ the current d in. a\\ ports o public of Yisrael for whom the mility before these men and wo­ , . \' endorse conducte Encyclopedia Hebralca ls being men who do not put aside their \ heart, Y w bein9 written. This reading public, bur­ pens while they wield their swords . oigns no dened with duties of war, heavily to protect their homes and their I pea\ co~Pd States. taxed, oversubscribed with war lives. bonds, In constant danger from Think of this when you ar.e the Unite Sincere\y, open attack and treacherous snip­ asked to give for Yisrael during ing, this new little republic bought the General Jewish Committee in advance of publication three drive this month.

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... No,lh M~~~~·s D!.L!~t!ESSE~.m .. "" We Are Open '7 Days a Week I From 8:30 A. M. Tlll 12 Mldnlrht - Fridays Until 6 O'clock ~~~~~ ------· !!: G.J .C. Artist . GJC .Leaders · Warn. Political Advertisement Political Advertisement On Over Confidence .· Although more than $600,000 al­ ready has been raised in this :Year's GJC "Year -of Destiny" campaign-mainly as a result of the successful Sept. 1 Initial Gifts affair at Ledgemont-a warning against overconfidence was sound­ ed this week by several leaders of the drive. Their feelings were aptly sum­ marized by Alvin A. Sopkin, cam­ paign chairman, and Archibald Silverman, president, 'who, in a Q joint · statement, this week de­ clared: ~ "Naturally, we are profoundly ; · grateful for the magnificent re­ sponse given this year's crucial Cll= · drive at the Sept. 1 affair. The sum raised. toward our total goal ;, JUDY KNIGHT, celebrated r,;;i . of $1,350,000 represents a most ... radio, concert hall and musical encouraging start. r,;;i comedy singing star, who will " It proves once again, beyond present a selected group of dra­ all doubt, that our people are the ~ matic Palestinian songs at Sun­ r,;;i most generous of all races in their day's GJC Mass Meeting for the support of the homeless, sick and ...e. .greater Providence Jewish com­ oppressed. It also proves that the 0 munity. • tremendous impact of the new Re­ f ------~~ public of Israel has had a stirring effect upon us. i;.;i Dc:iy School WQmen "But we would be' remiss in our ~ duty if we failed to point out that Arrange Bridge the staggering sum, of $750,000 still remains to be raised if we are The importance of the Diary to attain our go!!,l of $1,350,000.' Journal of 1949 was stressed by To raise that remaining threes Mrs. Isaiah Segal, president of the quarters of a million doliars is a Ladies Association of the Provi­ task that requires 24-hours-a-day dence Hebrew Day School, at the activity for the next several weeks. first meeting· of the season held '"Sacrificial Aid Need·ed" last Wednesday evening at the school building at 151 Waterman "It requires the sacrificial fin­ Street. Mrs. Feit was appointed ancial support of every member chairman of the memorial page. of the greater Providence Jewish Hostesses at the September 22 community. It requires the as­ meeting and bridge in the school sistance of- scores of volunteer building- will be the Misses Esther workers to make certain that Kofman, Florence Mandell, Ruth every individual's pfedge card has Order To Nominate ~ Pressman and Sarah Strashnick. been signed and turn~d into head­ q1,1arters. I "We are off to .a thrilling start. I .. ,,. But momentum alone will not· -~·-./ j carry us to our goal. Hard_ work and generous giving by the rest Black's_ of our community are the two factors that will spell the suc­ CE:SS or failure of our 'Year of Destiny' drive. · .. Walter I. Sundlun Delicatessen " If we all but pause for a· mo­ 1033 BROAD STREET m e nt and remind ourselves that our brethren overseas· have Williams 9861 .unhestitatingly offered their lives for U. S. Senator in the - the greatest gift of all- in order that Jews everywhere might some­ SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK: day all enjoy the blessing of · peace APPLESAUCE - No. 2 can and security, then we here in Providence are certain to attain 10c ea. our objective!" .REPUBLICAN PRIMA-RY SEPTEMBER 20 'AUTOCRAT COFFEE 52c lb. Ahavath S.holom HEINZ KETCHUP (lge. bot.) · • 23c ea. Appoints Cantor You Must Vote for Him FRANKFURTERS Cantor Samuel Klowansky of . 69c lb. Baltimore, Md. has been retained by the Ahavath Sholom Syna­ ROLLED BEEF gogue for the High Holiday ser­ $1.59 lb. vices. Tickets will be placed on For Free Transportation on Primary Day sale at the synagogue at the cor­ Home-made ner of Howell .and Scott Stree.ts, POTATO SALAD beginning next Saturday even; Call 29c lb. ing and every evening thereafter, I \ including Sunday, between the f Free Delivery hours of 7:30 and 10:30, it was announced this week by Irwin Priest. DE 4456 - DE .4457 - GA 7406 .

EDWIN SOFORENKO and MORTON SMITH of Providence Voters .INSURANCE U~DER_WRITERS, INC. VOTE SUNDLUN FIRST COMMERCIAL and PERSONAL ANALYSIS TOP NAME, THIRD COLUMN 93 Eddy J;;treet UNlon ' 1923 New York Offlce-26 Platt Street, N, Y. Whitehall 3·-5'770 Friends of Walter Sundlun .. r '{, - I· : : "" ":~-:- '" " '.,, ' Soflb•or~·;~ ;; ·,~, ·, c rA ss I FJ ED · \, ' .it~* ,:i i 111 ,..--. · :v _ -',,0°PORTUNl1"1ES,· · Ag'· a·1n ·" n·de · ·r ·way ,Walt Pap'er ' . · ~Cl~ssift'l ilU'dvertising. Rates: ,7c . . ~ , l · ·-. _, _ . ~~ .per WQ_l!d::,· -:~~.25 mi~imum. Call ..Gob Shop and the ·C<>Ifl!!ts ot :f_or. the proplem . room .~ , G_Aspee 4312. Deadl!ne . Tuesd~y Mal's Baby Shoppe, occupants of mght ·at 5 · P. M. first place during most of the fli:st fo every home there are problem 1 ,__ half of. the softball season, ap- rooms which need special · han­ parently are the clubs to beat ln · dling. For rooms c,f this kind the BOY WANTED-agell 14-16,... to ·· plefe. charge ·of small six room the seven-game second half cam- most appropriate cht!ice will c;:o:ver route in South Providence , cottage. Plain cooking and care paign. · Both won doublehead~rs· two Sundays ,per month. Must · ·of the children. Mother out 'to last Sunday as all senior division often be striped or checked pa­ have bicycle. Gooli pay. Call business most of· the time. Very teams resumed play after the pers. Striped papers range from GA~pee 4312. good salar:v.. Private bedroom summer layoff. The clasiic li11es of a for­ slender hairline- markings to the and radio. Bendix washing T!;!e other four playoff conten­ mal desk a11d chair ar.c en­ mammoth si~:inch 'widths. hanced by ' a rich striped lt.OOM FOR RENT-All . Conven-, machine. Write Box 2195, the ders of the spring season, Arden background. · ces. Meals optional; 23- Dick- Jewish Herald. Manufacturing· Capitols, B e r r y . s Street. Call DEx,ter 2309: , • • • . Clothing, Jake Kaplan's Olympi,cs • • • ,SHARE APARTMENT- Business and East Side- Pharmacy; split P~OVIDENCE . WALL PAPER HOUSE, ,Inc • M' FOR RENT.....:.Lai:-ge, for woman will share her apart- their' twin bills to establish them­ 445 Westminster St. Est. 1884 ~ GA 1934 , udent, in moi:lern p r i v a t e ment. with busil}ess woman. All s_elves as pennant cont~ders one · • ome. Breakfast optional. Write COJ\Venii;ilces. Betwee111 Br o a d game ~ff the pace. · ox 2194, Jewish Hi:rald. · Street and Prairie Avenue. Ref- Sackm-S~o~kett and the Blaz­ erenci:s exchanged. can he seen ers : wer.!! victims of .the. pennant ., RTMENT WANTED-3 or 4 Sunday afternoon after 2 o'clock · asp!ran~, droppmg both ends of Whether It's B'r~~ad, Rolls, Pastries, . oom furnished or unfurnished, and Tuesday all day. Call PL their doubleheac:lers. y elderly couple. Near Broad 0080. • . . • Pies,. Cakes ,. treet. Call Mr. Haas, PL 7329. .• At Bucklin Park Mal's Comets - p , H I GH' SCHOOL GRADUATES. offset frequent fielding lapses by YOU'RE ASSURED OF HIGp QUALITY AND FRESHNESS PERT TUTORING, in all Jun- clutch power hitting in defeating ior and Senior High School sub- int'ere.sted in learning electroly- the Phar.macy Beachcombers 9-8 IF I~'S PU~CHASED AT _ jects. Specializing in • English, sis, write Box 2196, Jewish Her- and the Arden Capitols 9;.,7, The , .. 'Math. Call PL 3142. · a1d, giving phone number. Pharmacy · team scored six runs. '· . f • • • • • in the first inning but Mai's kept ~ . WISH HO Ue, EKE E PER ROOM FOR, RENT-S11itable for pecking away and tied the . score ~ WANTED...,,.To live in with re- · couple;- share all conveniences in the sixth. Pitcher Warreil(Red) fined Jewish· young couple and of home,' oil' heat, continuous Fpster's third hit resulted in the KOrb ·Bclking ·C(J. ; two children, one ·school ·age,' hot water, all privileges. Off winning run in the seventh.· Nate . ' I_~·n . Woonsocket. To take com- Broad Stree.t. Call UN :!565. Ludman also llad thr.ee hits. 585 NORTH MAIN STR~ET ~ ":--8550 . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~M~~ ' Len Ler,ner's .three hit pitching ·~· · against the Caps was almost ruin- It's Convenient to · Shop Korbs ·ed by' eight Comets errors which .- For Savings in Food and Deli'catessen · resulted iri, six unearned.· runs. The Comets won by virtue of a SHOP THE CLEAN, MODERN four-run first and five-run fifth. ,r· Arnie Nadelberg and Hal Ludman .. each had three hits,. . 'SHPRECHER'S· At Hopkins Park, the Olympics blew a 5-t lead, then bounded back to defeat the Blazers · 9-7. Delicatessen & Grocery ·Lowell Leonard paced the winners' " l ' 222 WILLARD· AVENUE l)E' 9490 attack with. four hits including 'a _..,~, ~ ' home rnh a nd doubie while Joe A Complete Stock of Groceries an4 Deli'catessen, Schwartz starred in the outfield. rC --·- Is Available at All, Tfmes The BerrY, Ci6thi~g-Olympic nightcap was i,ettled early as the ' . ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~00,~ Berrys pounded Reeve Zatloff for ' I ' 10 i:uns in the first three innings, 1-----~-----,-·-·------·----l Fireman Bernie Cohen, who went the route in the Olympics' opener, was too. late with his four hit re­ -- THE PERIOD. OF THE I l~ef job and the Berrys won 10-6. · Winograd, Barangus and Gittle­ man of tne win~ers each had three -hits. HIGH HOLIDAYS I , Sackin-Shocket put up a gal­ l l'ant fight in its game wit. · Arden 's Capitols before going dow'n to a ~ --~-- IS ALMOST· HERE. \., I luckless 9-8 defeat in ,eight inn­ ings. The vets overcame ari 8-3 Now Is theTime to Pl_.cir::t Yo~r N-ew Year · I deficit to tie the score _in . the seventh only to lose .when a mis­ Greetings to Relatives anq Friend~ I j_udged fly went for 'a homerun in 'the extra frame. . , George Peddle of Sackin-Shoc­ • kett suffered a broken finger. and Joel .Pressmen a heel i:njur_y. Both will be· out for the balance of the Send Your Greet'ings the M~dern Way- season. The teams were forced to· play on. a makeshift field at Buck- .. - On th_e _Page~ of the . lin Park. · Sackin-Shockett lost ·to East HIGHLIGHT of our FALL FASHION REVUE He·rald' s ·Special Holiday Edition - Side Pharmacy In the s e c-o n -d Iga me, !1-5. RATES REASONABLE Details were lacking on the tw~ Gob Shop games as the Herald Let us take care of your New Y'ear's mailing list this went to press. !Jin l:US cl?abel <;Jfafs easy, practical way. You merely furnish the necessary information and select the greeting you desire; and the SCHE-DULE FOR SEPT. 19 Nothing contributes more to the new, all-im­ Herald does the rest. At Hopkins Park: po~tant EVERY-INCH-A-LADY 1 look than a famous B e rry Clothing vs Sackin­ label hat. Our collection includes French re-· Shockett and Blazers vs East Side productions and American originqls from such· famous • Pharmacy, first games; Berry designers as: · Clothing vs East Side Pharmacy and Blazers vs Sackln-Shockett, Call GAspee 4312 second games. or write At Bucklin Park: Gob Shop vs Mal's Baby Shoppe LILLY DACHE and Olmplcs vs Arden Mfg Caps, G. HOWARD HODGE first games; Gob Shop vs Arden MILGRIM THE JEWISH HERALD Mfg Caps and Olympics vs Mal's JQHN FREDERICS Baby Shopp~} ~econd games. 76 DORRANCE STREET WALTER FLORELL PROVIDENCE Subtnit your news item_l!...~ tl:w LADDIE NOR~H~IDGE Herald. The:V lli'e printedwlthout charge. street floor Marlts, Al_bt?rt ~ax, Abraham Glick, · Arthur Goldstein, David d Oster, Harold Pansy, Leoaard GO GJC io Stage ,Mass Meeting.· S_u_n_ da_y_. :ri~t:J~~1:\:Ct~::;. tpe wod Golner, Abram Gordon, Abraham - - . ·- , , Plans were comple.ted at the Paster, ,Morton . Percelay, Bernard Snyder, c. · J. Steingold, Jack 00 . : - ... meeting for the ·$100 tea to be held Rapaport, Joseph SaclF, Mitchell : (Continued froni Page 1) . co~p9rny pre~nta~ !,¥1 of - Some;, this aiternoon at the home af Mrs. Sack, James Sai'iek, Marton Scha­ Swartz, Myer Vascovltz,- Morris .,. terest 'will be Miss Judy Knight, thing For Tiie Bots.~. .- Max B~r-ry, _70 · Dryden Averiue, chter, Joseph Schwartz, Harold Walj;sman and Eµlanu~l Wittner. ~ noted radio and musical comedy The s};lowing of Assignment Pawtucket The meeting w as Boren,. Samuel Brown, E 1 m er artist, who will sing a special Tel Aviv," a-short film narrated "transferred from the home of Mrs. Chester, Erne&t Cohen, Hyman ~ group of Palestinian• songs noted by Qu~1c1~in Reynolds, c~!ebr_ate? Melvin Berry, the .original meet ing Cokin, Isabelle Dickens, Joseph The Herald ls New England's­ ~ for their dramatic appeal and writer, will com~lete the everung s place, which ls not as yet com- Elowitz, Harvey Epstem, Horace mast modern-newspaper.- Are your :,;! stirring lyrics.. progra~. . . pleted. Fabricant. William Fellner, Jack friends and family rea