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Rhode lslond's Only Anglo-Jewish Greotest Newspaper Independent In Weekly The Jewish Herald Rhode Island VOL. XXXX, No. 5 FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1955 PROVIDENCE, R. I. TWENTY PAGES 10 CENTS THE COPY FormCommitteeon I Chat In Israel Sharett Talks With Radio, Television Benjamin Brier French Soviet Envoys Named Chairman List Services Discuss Gravity of A new project in the field of community relations has been un For Passover dertaken by the Providence Jew Border Incidents ish Community, with the forma Passover-the eight day festival tion of an enlarged committee on that celebrates the deliverance of TEL AVIV, Israel. - Premier radio and television. the Jewish people from the bon Moshe Sharrett discussed Israeli Under the name of the J ewish dage of Egypt-will be ushered in Egyptian border tension today at Committee on Radio and Televi at family Seders tomorrow. The separate m eetings with the Soviet second Seder will be held on Sun sion, the panel named Benjamin and French ambassadors. day evening, with the youngest Brier as its chairman at a recent A communique issued in Jeru male of the family asking the tra organizational meeting at Brier's salem said Alexander Abramov, ditional Four Questions as a part home. Its purpose is to direct a nd of Russia, and P ierre Gilbert, of over-see the presentation of a se of the Seders. Apart from the Seders, and the France, called on Sharrett at the ries of television programs to be Premier's request. p resented over WJAR-TV on hallowed P assover dietary cust Mrs. Eleanor Roose~elt, now touring Israel, is shown as she "The Premier told the ambas Channel 10 every sixth Sunday oms, the holiday will be observed chats with Mrs. Ch aim Weizmann, widow of the new republic's first sadors about the gravity of the throughout the year. at services held at synagogues and president. They met at celebration of agriculture school in southern situation in the border area fac The first program , dealing with temples. A schedule of these ser Israel. ing the Gaza Strip, as further the history of American Jewry vices follows: BETH DAVID CONGREGATION illustrated by the murderous at during the past 300 years, has al Services will be held on Wed tack on Patish last Thursday," the ready been presented and plans comm unique said. are underway for a second pro nesday at 6 A. M. followed by the 70o/o of NY Agencies Accept Siyum Bekhorim for the first The Israeli-Egyptian M i x e d gram to be presented on May 8, Armstice Commission yesterday with the anniversary of the State born. Afternoon services will start at 5:40 P. M. On Thursday condemned Egypt for this attack of Israel as its central theme. Biased Requests, AJC Charges and Friday services will begin at on a wedding party at Patish, in The direction and production of NEW YORK-More than 70 per ' man of the AJC's Commission on which a girl was killed. the program has been assigned to 8:30 A. M. cent of 222 commercial employ- I Law and Social Action. in his let The model seder of the Relig The commission today cen..sured Mrs. Hen;y VT. M ::'. rkoff, who will m':!nt agencies in Manhattan ac- ter to state officials. ious School will take place in the both Jordan and Israel for breach work with a programming commit cept telephone orders for "white He stressed that while the stat auditorium this Sunday at 11 es of the truce committed on tee made up of members of the Protestant" stenographers. accord- ute against discrimination "has ac A. M. The Mothers Association March 22 in the Jaba Viliage area. larger group. WJAR-TV h as made ing to a survey by the American complished a great deal," discrimi will prepare the seder for the its time and facilities available An Israeli army spokesman said Jewish Congress. nation in employment "is still children. the Commission adopted a resolu free of charge as a public service Such an order violates the State widespread and remains the domi- to the J ewish Community of SONS OF ABRAHAM tion condemning Jordan for an in Law Against Discrimination. nant pattern in m any industries." Greater Providence. The services for the first born cident in which Jordinian guards In submitting the findings of the The employment agency, said will be held Wednesday at 7 A. M. Serving on the committee with fired on an Israel patrol across the latest AJC survey on discrimina - Weisman, plays a key role in the Afternoon services will be at 6 :30 border. Brier are Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen, tion in employment to Gov. Har- employment market because it P. M., one hour before the time Another resolution condemned Mrs. Bertram L. Bernhardt, Alter riman and the State Legislature, "can help to end discrimination by for the beginning of the family Israel for firing by an Israel pa Boy man, Rabbi William G. the organization urged enactm ent refusing to connive with biased seders. On Thursday and Friday, trol on a Jordanian farmer. Braude, Samuel Finegold, Mrs. of the Merrit and Baker bills which employers, or it can aid or even services will start at 9 A . M. Edwin 0. Halpert, Sidney A. Kane, A new flare-up on the Egyptian w o u 1 d strengthen th e present instigate illegal practices. This SONS OF JACOB Mrs. Henry W. Markoff, Julius C. SLAD law. survey shows that the Law Against border area was reported today by Michaelson, Mrs. Abraham Perce Wednesday morning services at an Israeli army spokesman. Under these measures, the com- Discrimination and its adminis 6: 30 will be followed by the feast Iay, Joseph W. Ress, Aaron Roit mission would be authorized to tration have not yet had any ap for the first born. Evening ser He said a group of Egyptians man, Rabbi Morris Schussheim , act without waiting for a com- preciable affect on this vital link vices are listed for 6 P. M. On mounted on camels crossed into Rabbi George B. Schwartz, Archi plaint from a job hunter. in the employment process." Thursday and Friday mornings the demilitarized zone south of the bald Silverman. Mrs. Archibald "Most employment agencies re- Weisman said the rem edy was services will begin at 8:30. Rabbi Gaza Strip, where an Israeli set Silverman, Max Winograd, Dr. gard discriminatory orders as nei- to allow SLAD "to initiate inves Morton Berkowitz' sermon on tlement is situated. Harry Elkin and Joseph Galkin. ther unusual nor unacceptable," tigations and issue com plaints on Thursday at 10 A. M. will be en When the settlers approached said Herman L. Weisman, chair- its own initiative." titled: "True and False Concepts the camel m en they were fired on of Freedom". from an Egyptian post across the Favors Boldness A model seder will be he'.d Sun lines, the spokesman said. The day at 11 A . M . for the children settlers suffered no casualties. In Peace Approach Kleiber Quits Red Opera Post, of the Hebrew School. Food and refreshments will be served by NEW ORLEANS - An appeal Raps Nazi-Style Interferences the Sisterhood. Mrs. Morton Ber Bond Compaign for a "bold. direct approach" by kowitz and Mrs. Amtzis will dir American diplomacy to the prob BERLIN - The dramatic resig The final incident which led to ect the model seder. All parents lem of peace between Israel and nation this week of world-famous his quitting was the rem oval by are invited to attend. Tops $37,000 the Arab states was voiced here at conductor Erich Kleiber as musi the Communists of an inscription TEMPLE BETH EL Highlighting Israel's accom the five-day national biennlel cal director or the communist in Latin on the facade of the op Services will be held Thursday plishments in its drive for eco convention of the National Coun controlled Berlin State Opera re era building which had praised at 10 A. M . a nd will be featured nomic independence. Israeli in cil of Jewish Women . Mrs. Irving called his defiance of the Nazi re King Frederick the Great. in whose by the dedication of the Herman dustrialist S . Robert Abrahami M. Engel, president, who made the gime two decades ago. time the building was completed L. Bennett Memorial and the urged local community leaders. suggestion in her keynote address, Kleiber and Arturo Toscanini The inscription had said, "Fred ctedication of the Adolf Meller meeting l!.t the home of Sydney also urged the delegates to support are the two leading non-Jewish erick the King Cln dedication> to Eternal Light. Next Friday at Kane this week. to spark the cur Israel in its struggle for survival musicians whose refusal to knuc Apolio and the Muses.'' 8: 15. Rabbi William G. Braude rent Providence Israel Bond Cam and to support the efforts of North kle under to the Nazi and Fascist Kleiber, who took over as musi will speak on "Song of Songs". paign so that the community can African J ews to Immigrate to dictatorships in Germany and cal director only last year. was re The Congregational Seder of share in "fulfilling biblical proph Israel. Ita ly made history in the world of ecies that we Jews have dreamed ported to have said that he found Temple Beth El will be held on Mrs. Engel told the 800 dele music. the second night of Passover, about for 3.000 years." it Impossible to work under the gates from 245 cities that the In his letter of resignation, ad Thursday, at 6 :30 P . M. in the As the Herald went to press. Federal loyalty and security pro dressed to Max Burgha rdt. Com Communists. The opera had also social hall of the Temple. The Abraham E. Goldstein. General gram must be taken out of politics munist ma nager or the Opera signed a number of leading West Seder will be conducted by Rabbi Chairman or the Campaign re and suggested the appointm ent of House, Kleiber declared that "as ern artists recently a n d It was Braude. ported that Israel Development outstanding citizens to investigate In the year 1934, politics and rumored that Klelber's withdrawal The committee in charge ls Bond sales had reached $37.000, the Federal Government's security propaganda will not ha lt at the might lead to some contract can headed by Mr. and Mrs. William or about. 15'1t of the Providence procedureR. doorway of this 'temple.' " cellations. iConlinucd on Page 3) goal. ~ .. CONDUCT MODEL SEDER THE JEWISH HERALD ENJOY PASSOVER HOLIDAYS The Warwick Jewish Com The Jewish Home Newspape r of Rhod~ "' Island. Publishe d Every Week 1n "' -AT- munity Association conducted a the Year by the Jewish Press Pu b ~ lis hing Com pany, 1117 Dou glas Ave model seder last Monday at the nue, T e l. UN!on 1-3709. ... Hillsgrove. Par S u bscriptio n R:it es : Ten Cents the Copy: Weinstein's Lake Pearl Manor word: $1.S0 minimum for 11 words. By Ma ll, $3 .50 P e r Annum. ticipants included Irving Za idma n , Bulk s u bscription r ates on r equ est . ~~P~fJ~~~I25c discount if paid t-efore lnser. W a lter Rutman, Mana ging Edito r ; Syd =~ Wrentham, -Mass. tion. Call UNion t-3709. Deadline ~ Bernard Wiatrek and Irving Sch- Coh e n , News Edito r. < Ente r ed as Second-Class Matter a t the S'dorum conducted on the premises April 6 and '7-services ~~ P ost Office, Provid e nce, R. I., Under ~ through the 8 days-Enjoy the new bqilding, and the newly the Ac t of March 3. 1879. WANTED TO RENT: Apartment- Flat T h e J e wis h H era1d invites cor respon < Decor_ated hotel-also enjoy all the traditional Passover dell- Hou! e. Two to Three bedrooms. East Q de nce on su bject s of inte r est to the <'acies-- Side only. Reliable businessman, Jewis h people but disclaims r espo n wife and grown son. Best of reJer· sibility for an indor sement in the ; ences. Write P. O. Box 14S, Provi· ~ - Far Reservations - FINE'S INC. vie ws expressed by the w r iter s. dence 9, R. I. 4/ 8 Phone Wrentham - Evergreen 4-3102 Q Interior Decorators WANTED TO RENT - Four-room flat, ~ first or second floor - porch, oil a daughter of the late J acob a nd ~ ...... , BE IT heat. East Side preferred. $40 · $4S. Pearl Heller, she came to t h is ~~····················· A Home .. . Two adults. Call JA 1-43S0. coun try 51 years ago and settled ROOM FOR PENT- With or without in P rovidence. She was a mem A Room . . board. Strictly 1'osher. All privi· ber of the South P rovidence 00= le ge$. 1S3 Pe mbroke A v e n u e. CHASE'S DELICATESSEN A Window TE 1-0331 . Lad i e s' Aid Association. th e i EAST SIDE, Rochambeau- F ive rooms, Miriam Hospital Association and ~ Fine's Decorator Service /s At garage. Second floor. Oil heat, ; ~ the J ewi sh Home for the Aged . Your Disposal tankless hot water. comb 1n a tion w;n Besides her husband. sh e is sur ~ Will Be CLOSED dows, stove and refrigerator ootional, u 129 WAYLAND AVENUE electric stove outlet. PL 1,1949. vived by two sons , Abraha m of z EL 1-0S6S Cranston a nd Ha rry Goldstein, as ~ LANDSCAPING-General soring clean Q Throughout Passover uo and complete landscape con sistant city solicitor in Providen ce; struction. W . Greene and Sons, ~ {Wednesday afte rnoon, April 6 until Thursdo_y afternoon, April 14) Landscape Con!ra~to~s- HO 1-7S87. 4/ 8 a daughter, M rs . Morris Stone of 0 It's Not Too Soon To Fall River : a brother, Isaac H eller ~ NARRAGANSETT, BONNET SHORES, ~ OUR DELICA TE SSE N WILL BE COMPLETELY PLAN NOW for PLUM BEACH - ranch-t ype houses of Erie, Pa., and five grandchildren. for sale. Summer cottage re nta!s. . . ~ REJUVENATED DU RING THE HOLIDAYS /lnctersen, 11 Fifth A venue, Narra l'IIRS. RUTH E. HALPERIN gansett - 3-S0~3. • • =~ Memorial Day F uneral services for M rs. Ruth WATCH FOR OUR BIG RE-OPENING BROAD STREET, off, opposite St. Jos AND JULY 4th WEEKENDS eph's Hos oita1 - Six rooms, complete E. Ha lperin of 235 Hartford Av e FREE ly renovated, t ile kitche n and bath, nue, who died last F rida y after a three be drooms, second floor - 22 short il!n ess. were h eld Sunday Marlborough A ve~ue; Call PL 1·2303. on CHASE'S DELICATESSEN 0 and Immediate :lt t h e Max Sugarma n F un eral 416 North Main Street MA 1-9818 ASPHALT PAVING- Drive way and Hom e. Burial was in Lincoln RESERVATIONS Parking Areas. H. J Watson Con struction Company- ST 1-9298. 4/8 Park Cem etery. ,._ She was born in New York City, GROSSINGERS - CONCORD MORTGAGE BURNED LAURELS - NEVELE J une 4. 1890, a daughter of Milton MAYFLOWER - BIRCHTOFT Cantor J . Sta n ley S m ith chant and the late P auline (Pom m er ) MAGNOLIA LODGE- MANOR ed the Maariv Service a t Congre Nova. and cam e to Providen ce 20 IRVING BANNEN LODGE ABRAMS gation Sons of Abraham last Sun years ago . AND MANY OTH ERS day nigh t at the 17th anniversary Besides her father, she is sur KOSHER MEAT MARKET Also celebration and burning of t h e vived by a daughter, Mrs. Irving 127 Orms Street DExter 1-S22S MIAMI BEACH HOTELS mortga ge. He also enterta ined the Sweet: a son. Larry Ha lperin, both EUROPE - ISRAEL guests with Hebrew and English of P rovidence : a brother . J ack L. BERMUDA - NASSAU WISHES ALL ITS FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS MEXICO - CALIFORNIA songs at t h e din ner -da nce which Nova of Manhatta n Beach , Brook A HAPPY PASSOVER HOLIDAY All Student Tours followed. lyn : four sisters, Mrs. Sa die Coh en , f Lon g Island. Mrs. Ma bel Bla ue Honeymoon Suggestions of Brooklyn. M rs. G race Levin and V isit Our Display Exhibit Mrs. Philip F reshma n of Bell Har Mr. and Mrs. Irving Abrams bo r, L. I.. and one grandchild. and Family (J!JifuaJuJ . . . 32 Pinehurst Avenue Call Anytime ELI MUSHLIN Funeral services fo r Eli Mush EXTEND BEST WIS HES TO THEIR RELATIVES MRS. l'IIAX GOLDSTEIN AND FRIENDS FOR A J OYOUS PASSOVER lin of 67 Gallatin Street. who died Zelda Kouff man F uneral services for Mrs. Bella on March 23 after a short illness. CRANSTON Goldst ein of 49 Sackett Street, were h eld t h e next da y a t t h e Ma x ~ TRAVEL SERVICE wife of Max Goldstein, who died Sugarma n Funeral Home. Burial 801 PARK AVE . CRANSTON last Saturda y, were h eld a t t he was in Lincoln Park Cemetery. What Do Parents Say About WI 1-2814 Ma x Sugarman F unera l Hom e on T he husband of Mrs. Cecelia Open Even ings by Appointmen t Monday. Burial was in Lincoln (S usin l Mush lin. h e was born Saturdays Until 5 Park Cemetery. in R ussia , Aug. 15. 1879. a son of The Prov. Hebrew Day School Born in Austria. J an. 12, 1886. the late Morris J . and Rebecca (Hillman) Mushlin. He ca me to RABBI MORTON BERKOWITZ SAYS: I e ndo rse lhe Provid e nc e H e b r ew Da y School, this country 52 yea rs ago, residin g because il provides the sort of inte ns ive J ewis h edu ALL THE THINGS YOU LIKE in Manchester. N. H . for six years cat ion , tha t may be conti nued by t he c hild in his ado lescent years . when he can really advance in the a n d P rovidence for the last 46 d eepe r s tudies of Torah and T a lmud. I am delig hte d FOR PESACH years. He was em ployed as a main to send our c hi ld to a sc hool wit h suc h high s ta ndards. Plus Many New Delicacies That You'll Want tenan ce man with Morris Realty To Try Again Now In Stock At Co. of P rovidence for the last sev en years. 'M~~ Mr . Mushlin was a m em ber or t h e Congregation Sons of Abra RABBI ELI A. BOHNEN SAYS: ham a nd the South P rovid ence Dave Miller's H ebrew Loan Associa tion. I am ha f, py to endor se t he p r ogr a m o r t he H e bre w Day School. r believe In the ki nd o r intensive Besides his wife. h e is survived t r aining in Torah whic h It m akes possible, and t ha t Is w hy I send my so n t rJ you. I am pleased wit h his by five daugh ters. M rs. Leo J acob p rog ress in his He brew a nd secu la r s tudies. Delicatessen son. M rs. Maurice Russia n . Mrs. Sadie Millma n , Mrs. Fred Pulner 204 WILLARD AVENUE MA 1-0245 a nd M iss K ay Mushlin : a son , ~ - a- ~ Myer Mushlin, a ll of Providence : two sisters . M rs. Alice Spector of RABBI WILLIAM G. BRAUDE SAYS: A LL GU A RANTEED KOSHER FOR PA SSO V ER Manchester a nd Mrs. Sa die Gross The P rovide nc e He brew Day Schoo l c rea t es In the J e wis h c hltd a synt hr -. ls between the finest In ma n of Corpus Christi, Texas: a J e wis h life ond the bes t In Ame r ican c u ltu re. I a m MANISCHEWITZ, HOROWITZ, brother . Louis Mushlin of Brook pleased m y c hildre n arc f! Xposcd lo s uc h education. e MATZOHS - STREIT' S AND GOOOMAN' S lyn, N. Y ., and six gra ndchildren . W~jB~~~ • CAKES AND COOKIES e CHOCOLATE COVERED MATZOHS Max Sugarman SEYMOUR KRIEGER, PSYCHOLOGIST, SAYS: Funeral Home The Pro vid ence He bre w Day School possesses a ll e ALL MATZOH PRODUCTS FUNERAL DffiECTOR ;~~o;:~lrll~~·t~~ P<~~lc a st~1}Vd! ~~1· e1~~~~~r:: 1\c~rrf;~~~~1~ and EMBALMER he lp stimula te a reverence fo r lc arnl.ng and provide e CANNED FRUITS expe rie nc es whic h arc psyc ho loglcnlly sound, w ho le· MEMORIALS som e and so tls fylng. I om p leased tha t m y c h ild r e n can be coun te d a mo n ll Its ha ppy student body. Peache s, Pears, Fruit Cocktail, EXCE LLENT EQUIPMENT Apple Sauce, Cranberry Souce " The Jewish Funeral Director'' / ~r h "'" Refined Service Atte nd the He bre w Day School Donor', Luncheon et the Narragansett Hotel e AND MANY OTHERS 459 HOPE STREET On Tuesda y, June 7th - For reservation, call Ann Felt, PL 1-1274. - FREE DE LI VERY TO ALL PARTS OF T HE CITY - DE 1-8094 DE 1-8636 Attention brides - The Herald j Center". Call Mrs. Anne Cohen I List Services The Herald Travel Bureau for I free service-DE 1-7388. Travel Bureau is a "Honeymoon DE 1-7388. For Passover .., ( Continued from Page 1) :: I. Ma tzner and includes Dr. a nd IRVI NG A. ACKERMAN, General Manager of 1'l M!"s. Manuel Horvitz. Mr. and Mrs. PARAMOUNT OFFICE SUPPLY CO., INC. .,, Joseph M. Finkle, Mr. and Mrs. " The One-Stop Office Supply House;, :0 Morris Baruch, Dr. and Mrs. W al 0 Say'i: "See ing Is Belie'ving, a nd You'll Agree Wlt h < ler Nelson, Mr. a nd Mrs. LeRoy Us That PARAMOUNT is THE COMPLETE Station e r y Haft, Mrs. Samuel Markoff, Mr . and Office Equipment House. s1'l a nd Mrs. David Morse, Mr. and P lea:se drop In and get acquaint ed. We'd like the .Z opportunity to add you r n ame to our !is l of satisfied C'l Will Be Open During Mrs. Howard Brown, Mr. and c ustomers. 1'l Mrs. Hyman Feinst ein , Mr. and Why not call me at JAckson 1-5800 for .. Passover Week Mrs. Jacob Berman, Mr. and Mrs. perso nal attention?" 1'l Bertra m Bernhardt, and Mr. and ~ SERVING DELICIOUS Mrs. Theodore Loebenberg. ; TEMPLE EMANUEL = PASSOVER Special services will be h eld =1'l # ednesday at 6 :45 A. M . for the :0 DISHES :irst born sons in commemoration , f t he sparing of the first born ~ along with our regular _i::, Israelites during the plague in menu , licted upon the a ncien t Egyp "l Llans. Evening services will be :0 REMEMBER! There's Only One HARRY'S! held on Wed nesday a nd Thursday s;,. .1 t 6 P. M. Morning services will _>< be conducted on Thursd ay and ;,. Frida y mornings . The services .,, will be conducted by Ra bbi Eli A. :0 Bohnen and Ca ntor J acob Hohen I= cmscr. Arthur Einstein is the 213 Willard Avenue ~ Temple orga n ist. ~ The Religious School will con The exclusive Slip-Loop shapes younger, firmer bosom curves without wires or inner supports of any kind. at Central Radio, The patented interlocking cups adjust to every motion FLOOR COVERINGS by albert's ••. give beautiful separation. Reach high, bend low stay-pul lastiaue back can't ride up or slide. Mode of line nylon lace and nylon lastique. $6, 95 B cup, 3'4-40; C cup, 34-42. Black and White ... ..• Also in fine embroidered cotton, white only S5.95 1) :t Cors!( albert•s orllcJ- 5hoppi FLOOR COVERINGS Room 406, Woolworth Bldg. MA 1-9313 No,man Tille, LaSall e Square , Provid e nc e • GA,pee 1- 5513 Murray T,inkl, OPEN MONDAYS FREE PARKI NG AT OUR DOOR e OPEN T HURSDAY NIGHT TILL 9 New Bedford honored their daugh OPEN WEDNESDAY A ND THURSDAY 'T I L 9 P. M . ·1·1 Cora Kotler.' Irving Botvin . the I • I bride's brother. was best man . ter, Brenda, at a sweet :5ixteen par DRAPERY, SLIPCOVER and BEDSPREAD t y h eld last Saturday evening in .,, i $.baoflf l Upon their return from a hon- .,, FABRICS AT LOW PRICES ! eymoon in the Catskill Mounta ins, the Garden Room of the Sheraton- ~ , the couple will reside at the Hotel (Contin ued on Page 6 ) Draperies and Slip Cavers Made ta Order - --·-- Bradford, 210 West 70th Street, ... Green bergs Move New York City. CALL PL 1-4066 for an expe rienced decorator to . call at-, Mr. and Mrs. Myer Greenberg d your home wit h samples. No obl1gat1on. Sweet Sixteen Party FOR PLANNED ~ and family, formerly of 145 Cam Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Jones of < Full Line Of CORDUROY SLIP COVERS AND FABRICS den Avenue, are now residing at 3 PIECE SET $90 (Flo r al or Plain ) 27 Mayflower Street. Honeymoons ;,.; S h are-Krasnoff ATTENTION < CO NSULT Q NO. MAIN FABRIC SHOPS At a 12 o'clock noon ceremony Fashion-Conscious ~ " The Blue Front Store" a t the Narragansett Hotel, Miss Zelda Kauffman Barbara Krasnoff, daughter of WOMEN! BUDGET 177 No. Main Street LAYAWAY S he can help you to select the "' OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Eli Krasnoff of 135 NEW STYLE ideal honeymoon spot suited to TOP QUALITY your tast e and budget. Consult 5 Lexington Avenue, was married h e r for ALL DETAJLS of your I last Sunday to Harold Share of NATIONALLY ADVERTISED trip. L et her handle them for I Passaic, N. J ., son of the late Mr. you. LEATHElt and SUE DE There is NO CHARGE for this !(t~~~~~~~~~~ and Mrs. Jacob Share. Rabbi s e r vice. You jus t pay r egula r TV - RADIO - PHONOGRAPH Julius Goldberg officiated. The ho tel, resort and transportation > JACKETS rates. C/J reception. which followed the cere i SERVICE mony, was a ttended by 75 guests Three Quarters and Full Length Coats Call Anytime .i .., Discou nt House Prices On f ro m New York, N ew J ersey, AT DISCOU NT .i Massachusetts a nd Rhode Island . [.) • ELECTR IC RANGES • REFRIGERATORS Given in marriage by her par PRICES Zelda Kouff man z .i • WASH ING MACHINES ents, the bride was attired in a Save from $12.50 to S50, CRANSTON Q gown of white nylon tulle with in Call for App,intment In Your Home TRAVEL SERVICE ;:: serts of Che,ntilly lace an d a chapel 0 length train. H er fingertip veil of 801 Park Ave. WI 1-2814 i,: ADAMS RADIO CO. illusion fell from a cap of m atch Open Saturdays Until 5 ~ JAN-ELLE Evenings By Appointme nt 99 Washington Street DE 1-S610 ing lace, trimmed with seed pearls . .i Edward end Morris Greenberg, Owners HOpkins 1-0182 Visit Our Display Exhibit :i: She carried sma ll white orchids !-- a nd stephanotis on a prayerbook. Shop Tha;,d•:, Marcia Ruth K rasnoff was maid £o•nin•• U"'il 9 ~.I(. of honor for her sister. She was The Finest of gowned in nile green tulle with ny lon tulle overskirts. Her old fash i" l'rO'lide"c~lt', -tll• l'l•"' ioned bouquet was of yellow tea 1v1>-"T~1tNli< fJ>.SHIONS, \NC• roses with green streamers. She wore a matching headpiece. , 1.& ll"ion St., St a n l e y Share, the groom's f~OV~ ~s~ brother, was best m a n , The mother of the bride wore facilities .. . for your celebration of SEDER w• .,. ,.. 1ur in9 .,. "°" 3.pi• ~· . an oriole blue. nylon lace gown. Mrs. Julius Steinberg, the groom 's .• .,p...... -· ·""''. • , •• ••. ,\,rl0 Small or large family groups accommodated. iu"'P"' i••••1-'1 " ,marl '" aunt, chose pale pink, silk shan ~,o~d pracl><'\. ~ni01 ou• ,ourl•o.•• tung. They both wore white or Traditional dishes superbly prepared and served. p,r,ono\\ied ,ervi••• 3.pi1U ,u,I\ chid corsages. Appro,·ed KOSHER KITCHEN. ~;;~ :k~i:hed ...... i 1 .98 After a wedding trip to Miami Beach, the couple will reside a t Under Rahhinical supervision. . other or•.. •• tr•"' 4.98 361 Madison Street, Passaic. Zillman-Greenblatt BANQUET OFFICE GAspee 1-6320 On March 19, in a 7 o'clock candleligh t ceremony at T em ple Beth El. Miss Dorine Greenblatt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert fA5KlOttS"ltt0- Greenblatt of Friendly Drive, Gas --~- pee Plateau, became the bride of ~RRA~AfflT-fY Joel Robert Zillm an, son of Mr. ,iti Union SI,,~ S~ and Mrs. Theodore P . Zillman of ~ ~ ~ 1''£11 M()t-10-"YS R eynolds Avenue. Given in marriage by h er fath er, the bride was attired in a n an U~e Our Lay,-Away Plan kle-len gth gown of eggshell French )1~-...,-,.,,.,~~~~.,~ -+-...-,.,.,., .,.,., #-"' silk with a round portra it neck- ...,.. , --.. "' " ,.,_ ~.,._,._.....,.,,.__,.~~ line outlined ~n Alencon lace, se- ?~ BERN/CE BERGERON ~' quins and pearls. Her cap, em 7 i; ~: broidered in sequins and pearls , ~; • • ,, held a shoulder -length French ii- {~ Slip Covers! Slip Covers! ~~ lu_sion veil. She carried a Bible ,( ,! with two orchids and stephanot1s. Miss Cynthia Greenblatt, m aid ~' s LI p CO VE Rs , ?~~' ?f honor for .her sister, was gowned i • ~l m blush pmk and rose. The , 'i ma t ron of honor, who also wore ;· ,, G t ·+n B t I I ~- blush pink, was Mrs. K enneth ree spnng . WI eau y ~; Jagolinzer . Bridesmaids were Miss ,l Phyllis Benjamin, Miss Anita Gur- f The Spri~g 195_5 Slip C~ver Fabri~s are ~~ Is ky, Miss Roberta Whitney and Z~ now &Vailable 1n a daul1ng selection of ,! Miss June Zillman . They werE j colorful Prints, Stripe, and the new Tex• ~! gowned in s~ades of ~lue, ~ellow ,, tured Tweeds. ,, aqua a nd shrimp. Aud1ey Mich ael- Sn fu ffe,11 (}few, tBah11 \ ...,, son was flower girl. tBw $ Orcf.er early and Save :! Edwa rd Rosoff was best man BRODSKY'S fo r the past 37 years ~' r--~------, ,, a nd t he ush ~rs were George Ben- has given you the very best .. . the '~ ILAST WEEK OF ANNUAL CLEA RA C S I ,: ja min, Melvin Benjamin, Arnold ~ N E ALE ~: Greenblatt and Edwin Greenfield very finest at genuine ~ :, After a wedding trip to Nassau \! f} f} ...,! a nd Miami Beach , the couple will "SAVINGS UP TO 50%" ~' (/.)erniC (/_), ;, live at 61 Atla ntic Avenue, !~ e er'Jef'On ~~ Helicher-Botvin New England's Largest ,~ '< Mr. a nd Mrs. Barney Botvin o! RHODE ISLAND'S UADING DECORATOR ;, 270 Bayview Avenue, Cranston un - Baby Furniture Dealer '~ SUPCO ~ER S- D'RAPERIES - CARPETS - RUGS {~ nounce the marriage of their ,, da ughter , Esther Mildred Botvin , •. 190 TAUNTON AVE., E. PROVIDENCE, R, I. ,: formerly of Providence, to J oseph I ~- Helicher of New York City, The 12 · SPECIAL OPEN DAILY '~ o 'clock ceremony was performed Disconfinu&d PaHe,ns in 9 A M to s "M :, by Ra bbi William G Braude on "i.ces & ~,;: E--enin~ -·+ill 9 ;: 20 at E l. Phone or/s"H'" ii WAVERLY 79c w,d. 1 Ma rch T emple Beth A m ~~ 10 ~ ~- GLOSHEENS yd. "' f d inner fo r the wedding party fol- \?I GA 1-0092 • 667-669 WESTMINSTER ST. {~ 40 yd1- T1l1phon1 EA 1. 1101 lowed a t Tophill. .,,i .,.._.._._" f '"'"""awl·& ,_,.~:-: - .M\~W~'._¼½ :s5.-;,._ , :.},;: ":.",""',,f,'~ ~~;:',!';;f!·;.-o-o"~~,.r;,,~ ,,,",'.;";":~ The bride was a ttended by Miss * ~ '"' ~-="'--~ -~,.,-·-~·: "' ::l THE RHODE ISLAND JEWISH ;; :,,-= 0 a< t'Iz C'l ..t'I SOFTBALL LEAGUE t'I ~ Rhode Island's Oldest Continuous Organized Jewish Sports Organization ~ t'I= ..:,, 0 Extends A Cordial Invitation To All .o"" ; To Attend Its First Annual ..a •..-< :,,-= i= :-" OPEN HOUSE "' .,"' Sunday, April 3, from 2 to 4:30 P. M. At the Jewish Community Center, Sessions Street • -PROGRAM- * REGISTRATION ... * NEW BASEBALL MOVIE .. For the Coming Season -- Players, Coaches, Featuring THE BOSTON RED SOX and their Sponsors, Managers, Scorers, Boosters ... Or American League Rivals. just out-and-out Fans. Through the courtesy of the Coco Colo Compony * UNVEILING ... * LISTING OF PLANS Of Our New Community Service Program. For the 1955 Season. 0~ BUT NOW THE R. I. JEWISH SOFTBALL LEAGUE IS COMING OF AGE ... Our interests are expanding, and we desire to ~~ make a more significant contribution to the welfare of our Community. In short, we intend to gain recognition as a truly ~ vital element in the Rhode Island Jewish Community. THE RHODE ISLAND JEWISH SOFTBALL LEAGUE performs cm important public service function by providing the organi We intend to prove to our sponsors and boosters that we are zation, facilities and equipment that enable more than 150 even more deserving of their continued support. of our young men to participate in a well-supervised outdoor athletic activity. At the same time, we wish to encourage more men-from Providence, Pawtucket, Cranston, Woonsocket, Warwick, Many outstanding local businessmen have been associated Q~ Newport, Fall River, and other nearby communities-to be with this League as sponsors. Others have served as man come affiliated with the League, as players, coaches, man agers, coaches, and directors of the League. Still others have c,gers, boosters and sponsors- or just as fans. enjoyed the games on Sunday mornings as fans. That's why we are inviting the Public to attend Sunday's pro Many of the boys vtho have worn League uniforms now are gram. We believe you will enjoy it, and that yol! will be im leading citizens in their own right. pressed with our a ims and goals. Even if you are not interested in the Softball League, be our guests, anyway, for the showing of this fine movie. - PROGRAM LIMITED TO ADULTS - ,., FOR PORTRAITS EASTERN ART & BIG VALUE, OF • CHILC>REN • WEDDINGS PICTURE FRAMING CO. .,, • BAR MITZVAHS 211 Broad Street DE 1-4410 SAVE 15c PICTURES FRAMED AND Si,r.mi:JJ- ~m-~- , . • ,. ~ . CALL AL LEVY UNFRAMED I at ST 1-0140 - PICTURE FRAMINGS - ... Accurate Reproductions of HOPE HOME PORTRAITS Modern ~nd Ancient Masterpieces APPLE Biltmore Hotel. Guests attende~ I ·;f·- C: =~ C. from New Bedford, F all River, < Providence a nd Boston. PIE .. 39( ;,; Stanzler-Benson < The marriage of Miss Phoebe AND Q Birth Announcement Benson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. cl Edwin G. Benson of Detroit, Mich., .. Melba and Jim Kaplan to Jack Stanzler, son of Dr. and ICE CREAM Q Wish to Announce Mrs. Max Stanzler of Providence, took place at a 2 o'clock ceremony ALL < The Birth of T heir New Venture -~ on March 20 at Tifereth Israel FLAVORS PINT 20c ; Synagogue in Des Moines. Iowa. Rabbi Weingart officiated. A re = ception followed at the Hotel ~ Jame:J _j(ap/an, !J.nc. SPECIAL ::: Sa vary, Des Moines. < .., Featuring Cranston's Most Complete Line of Given in marriage by her fa th COMBINATlON "' er. the bride was attired in a 59~ JEWELRY - DIAMONDS - WATCHES - SILVERWARE u"' princess style gown of white raw z UNUSUAL GIFTS AND APPLIANCES silk. A cap of seed pearls held her finger-tip veil. She carried a "'Q Expert Watch Repair NEW A&P 1u1qs1 NO MIXING, JUST CHILL AND SElvt - Industrial Discounts - cascade bouquet of white orchids ;;: A&P BRAND-SWEETENfD OR UNSWEETENED 0 250 Auburn Street, Cranston and lillies of the valley. ~ Mrs. Peter Bardach of Provi 1 C. ST 1-0939 - 1-0940 Open Friday 'Til 9 Orange Juice 2 dence, sister of the •groom. was ~:~1az49c matron of honor. She was gowned A&.P BRAND- GRAPEFRUIT AND ORANGE BLEND in rose-beige peau de soie and lace. 2 16lT14OZ 47c, J ames Benson, the bride's broth Bl end e d JUICE CANS er, was best man. Ushers were Celebrate Barton Kessler of Providence, and Max Stettner , Robert Porte, Jo cAMP:~~\~~~zeN 1 seph Wa lczak, Louis Hasbroock Oyster Stew 2 ~~~z 59c PASSOVER and Kurt Grebe, all of Des Moines. Soup CIEAM OF SHRIMP CAMPBELL'S 2 10½ OZ 59c With Us April 6 and 7 The bride received a bachelor of FROZEN (WAS 33<) CANS science degree from Wayne Uni Fl h Ch d CAMPBEU'S 2101;., oz 59c family groups and private versity. where she was a m em ber I ow er FROZEN /WAS 33c) CANS parties. Full course Pa ssover dinner of Delta Omega sorority. Mr. 1 S t a n z 1 e r was gr aduated from Clam Chowder c~~ii~'S 2 ~~-N~z 53c - set menu. Under supervision of Brown University with a bachelor N kl HUDSON WHITE 2 PKGS 23c the Vaad Hacashruth. of arts degr ee a nd attended the ap ns (WE~E 2 PKG5 25c) OF BO University of Rhode Island. He is • CAKE Setty Crockor-Oevil', Food, 2 1 LB• OZ 6 5c Private Rooms a member of La mbda Omicron MIX8$ Marble, Spke. Whl,_ ot YeHow PKGS s Gamma a nd Psi Sigm a Al pha fra Make Reservations HERATON- ternities a nd a national honorary Angel Cake Mix PILLSBURY ~~~ 49c fra ternity. Now! BILTMORE After a m otor trip to Mexico, the Ken-L-Ration f'I/AS2CANS29c) 2 c'...~s 2r couple will reside in Des Moines o ht ~c1 k COFFEi 1 LB 79c ~HOTEL where they are both medical stu E19 V OC 2LS'BAG2.31 BAG dents at Stell College of Osteo - pa thy. Sharp Cheese AGED CHEDDAR LB 55c- C h a n ge Residence Ch DOMESTIC 65' Mr. and Mrs. Al Sentler, former sw1ss • eese SLICED RINDLESS LB ly of 96 Glenha m Street . are now •Jk WHITE HOUSE- EACH 2 1 LB 59c residing at 35 Cross Street, Nor Dry MI CAN MAKES 5 QUARTS CANS wood. ~ First C hild Born A&P Pean FANCY BARTLETT 2 c'...~s 43c Mr. a nd Mrs. Bertram Forman 1L814OZ A FIRST GRADE-ALL METAL of 62 Overhill Road a nnounce the 69C l ~ ~ A&P Pears FANCY_BARTLETT 2 CANS birth of their first child. a da ugh ter. Jo Anne. on Ma rch 2. Mrs. VENETIAN BLIND g Forma n is the former Dorothy HEAV'{ CORN-FED SffER BEEF Ka rp. Gra ndparents a re Mr. and Boneless 65CBone In 45c Mrs. Harry Forman of 35 Upton CHUCK Po~ Rout Lb Black style Lb Avenue a nd Mr. a nd Mrs. Irving Karp of 11 Belcher Avenue. Brock Roast fOP lOIIHD o, FACE IUMP ton . Mass. S HEAVY SlEER BEEF LB 79c Kornstein Son Born Mr. and Mrs. Arnold I. Korn Smoked Butts IIOHWU ta63c stein of Woonsocket announce the birth of their son, Michael J effrey, Broilers or Fryers READY-TO-CooK LB 59c on Ma rch 14. Mrs. Kornstein is Ba TOP QUALITY FANCY 55c AU. .98 the former Miss Esta Strong of con SLICED SUPyt-lllOHT LB GOOD LB 49c Siu, Providence. Gra ndpa rents are Mr. I 6," to 36" W ide a nd Mrs. William D. Strong of Large Fowl WHOU-1.VIDY·~ L.149' m<1de to your P rovidence a nd Mr. a nd Mrs. Sam length up to M" uel Kornstein of Woonsocket. GARDEN FRESH CALIFORNIA at no t rlta chargt. Sell or buy through the Herald LB39c Minimum ln,hllation 4 Blinds classified column. Call UN 1-3709 ASPARAGUS before Wednesday noon for im MEASURED and INSTALLED mediate insertion . Fresh Corn GCXOEN Yet.LCM' 4 EARS 29c_ 8 YELLOW Rll't 2 29c FREE! ananas NUTRHtuUS LBS 1 Carrots TOPS REMOVED 2 cEL~~ 19c JA 1-1611 lroccon GARDEN GRUN ;~~~! 2_5c W~e offe r qua lity work reason a bly Florida Oranges LARGE SI ZE DOZ 39c priced . All wo rk guuanteed. ,rltf'IC OIOWII Ill thl1 ad t U&rlll\ffd \IIUI ~tlKd.!), A.Of11 it, t'fltctl~ Ill U111 con,muft,t )' \ .,c,A t\) The BLIND- KJNG EVERYTHING IN U PHOLSTERY 425 ATWELLS AVE, ., l'ROV. S. PEIRCE -H•w England's Lorgut V.n•tlan •find Deol•r UPHOLSTERY CO. 7 Algonquin Street 6 l'hanu and 7 Trucks at Your Sp.ody Suvlc:e Orr Hescrvolr Ave., Providence ... Free Estimates- WI 1-1244 l Brides, attention! The Herald Travel Bureau would like to assist Bar Mitzvah you with your honeymoon plans. (l_ ...... 1~ - Call Mrs. Anne Cohen-DE 1-7388. ;JfappiJ_ o)u.adt_ ]D tlJJ2/UJOlVL There is absolutely no ch arge for services. FREDDIE SAYS .... Wanted to Rent APARTMENT - FLAT Only 5 more shopping HOUSE days until Passover 11 2 TO 3 BEDROOMS ... East Side Only ::;;~ RELIABLE BUSINESS MAN ~ WIFE AND GROWN SON For Your Shopping Convenience = - Best of References - r =~ :,:, - Write P.O. Box 145 - WE WILL BE OPEN ;;. Prov. 9, R. I. ~ t"' SUNDAY, APRIL 3, from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. !=' ROBERT THOMAS HALPERT. MONDAY, April 4, from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. "1 :,:, who became Bar Mitzvah on WEDNESDAY, April 6, from 8 A. M. until Noon Feb. 26 at Temple Emanuel. A 8 ;;. J-or lhe :},.uf'J r eception and dinner which fol lowed were attended by 125 ~ 1Jnu:juaf guests from Boston, New York, WE WILL BE CLOSED ;;..,, New J ersey, West Haven and :,:, Providence. He is the son of Mr. From Wednesday Noon Until Saturday Night, I= !Jn Silver and Mrs. Eli C. Adelman of 7 April 9, at 6:30 P. M. .... Overhill Road. and Jewe/r'J ... "' Manischewitz: Opens Here's Proof That You Save Money at Freddie's "' New Borscht Plant HOLIDAY SPECIALS Long a holiday favorite, Manis chewitz P assover Borscht promises SAVE to be better than ever this year. Shou Ider Steak reg. 99c 10c due to the ultra-modern produc lb 89c tion facilities of the newly-built SAVE Manischewitz Borscht plant in 10c Vineland, N. J. Chuck reg. 79c lb 69c The B. Manischewitz Company has set up a unique production SAVE plant which combines the newest Whole Ribs for freezers reg. 79c 20c lb 59c and best of modern methods and equipment with the finest of SAVE I home-kitchen procedures. Manis Rib Steak reg. 79c 10c lb 69c chewitz Borscht is cooked in sm all batches, using only the choicest, St T SAVE purest ingredients - a ll of them i eer ongues 10c kosher for Passover and all of them reg. 59c lb 49c checked for uniform quality. SAVE The old-fashioned process is stiU retained, however. For the ult1- Boneless Vea I reg,• 49c 10c lb 39c mate touch of quality and purity. I the beets, before cooking, are in- SAVE I dividuallly inspected and trimmed Calves Tongues reg. 49c 10c lb 39c hand, to i by remove any vestiges RELIABLE of stem or skin not previously re moved by the automatic washing i GOLD BUYERS and peeling equipment. This tho- • roughness is but one example by 1 133 Washington Street 1 which Manischewitz assures the I CHICKENS MA 1-6970 I quality and kashruth of its over I 80 Passover foods. lb. 3 Jc net weight - GREET INGS AND BEST W ISHES - no half pound added FOR THE PASSOVER SEASON i Al Abelson's Fine Food II VEAL BRISKETS reg. 49c •ti' lb 39c 7 66 Hope Street Providence, R. I. SAVE (Your favorite Passover dish served all this week.) BABY LAMB CHOPS reg. 79c lb 69c 10~ i SAVE KOSHER HAMBURG reg. 79c 20c lb 59c For That Real TREAT In Passover Candies VEAL CHOPS reg. 79c SAVE lb 69c SHOP 10c SAVE I HANZEL'S CANDIES LARGE LAMB CHOPS reg. 89c 10c lb 79c 526 Smith Street, Providence MA 1-2050 Try Our Tasty Corned Beef I MARMALADE SLICES - JELLY SQUARES All of FREDDIE'S Meots Are Prime ond Choice, And Are Purchased CHOCOLATE COVERED NUTS - CHOCOLATE G INGER from The Ne w York Butche rs Dressed Me ot Co., Division of Armour & Co. ALMONDS - BRAZILS - PECANS - FIL BERTS CHOCOLATE MATZOS - ASSORTED CHOCOLATES Kosher Meat & VIENNA BON BONS - FOILED FRUITS Always A Leade r In I;~~~ •J;1 :J@ ~ 11.1 Poultry Market Quality Candies At Low Prices 190 Willard Avenue GA 1-8555- MA 1-6055 TO HA VE THIRD SEDER baum, co-chairmen; Mrs. William INathan Schwartz, Cranston area A third Seder celebration will be Recent Engagements Goldst ein, North End, and Mrs. -additional area chairmen. h eld by the Saul Shocket Branch, :g 254E, Workmen's Circle, next Sat ~ urday evening at 8 o'clock in the -································ ,.. Circle Center. Participating in the program are Mr. and Mrs. Louis L . t:l Rottenberg, Beatrice Feldman, BEERY'S Liquor Store ~ Ruth Ca rner and Sylvia J. Rothen < berg. Alice Grebstein is in charge ;,; of refreshments. The affair is : 83 GAY STREET MAnning 1-6078 < free a nd open to the public. SAMUEL KAUFMAN, Prop. Q ;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,:;; ~ I PAwtucket 3-9009 - PAwtucket 6-9177 I ANNOUNCES THAT IT IS CARRYING Q Fred's Tavern A COMPLETE LINE OF STEAKS -CHOPS - LOBSTER '"< I SEA FOOD Cl: ITALIAN CUISINE OUR SPECIALTY ~ 1021 Mineral Spri ng Avenue WINES AND LIQUORS FOR THE =- No. Providence, R. I. Roger Achille - Ray Wax PASSOVER SEASON =rJ) ~ FOR SALE INCLUDING PALESTINIAN BRANDS ..,f,l Narragansett Pier ALL CERTIFIED KOSHER L'PESACH f,l BOONE STREET ~ - 7-ROOM COTTAGE - MISS NEDRA R. LE VINE ...... , f,l • Brick • Completely Furnished Q • Excellent Condition • Con ven Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Le Vine Mrs. Maurice Bergell of Hope e.nnnnr:::1•e,;r:sr:st:7 ;;: ient to Beach, Sh opping Area. of New Haven, Conn. announce Street announces the engagement 0 $ 10,500 the engagem ent of their daugh ,of her daughter, Miss A. Enid ~ A. ARNOLD RODMAN ter, Nedra Ruth, to Lloyd T. Ein Bergell, to Ensign Ira M. Rotten NOT "PAISACHDIK" "' REAL ESTATE stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar berg, USCCR , son of Mr. and Mrs. ; I 1032 Broad St. STuart 14192 thur Einstein of 349 Morris Ave Herbert Rottenberg of New York Everyone Knows That LOUIS' Kosher Catering Service E--1 L.._ "Trustworthy Service" nue. Miss Le Vine attended Pem City. broke College and was graduated Miss Bergell was gra.duated Is STRICTLY KOSHER All Year from Hope High School, where !rom Pennsylvania State Univer HOWEVER, THERE IS A BIG DIFFERENCE For PASSOVER! sity, where she was a m ember of sh e was president of Iota Phi Sigma Delta Tau sorority a nd Pi Sorority, and attended Bryant BETWEEN "KOSHER ALL YEAR" Finest English Translated AND ''KOSHER FOR PASSOVER" • SEDER TRAYS Lambda Theta, honorary frater College. Ensign Rottenberg was gradu • MATZOH COVERS nity. She did graduate work at New York University, and is now ated from Lowell Technological We Wish to Make It Plain That LOUIS' Dees NOT • TABLE CLOTHS teaching in North Haven, Conn. Institute and is a member of Pi Prepare Foods That Are " Poisochdik" • NAPKINS Lambda Phi Fraternity. He is • KIDDUSH BECHERS Her fiance was graduated from now on active duty with the Uni • CANDY from Israel Yale University, where he was ted States Coast Guard and will elected to Phi Beta Kappa and • CANDLES leave soon for a tour of duty in LOUIS' Kosher Cat~ring Service Sigma Xi. He received his master Korea. Domestic and Israeli of a rts degree from the University • HAGADDAHS-2Sc 9S ORMS STREET of California in Berkley, a nd is a PL 1-2374 PL 1-312S • MACHSORIM graduate of the Oak Ridge School sales cam paign: Mrs. Edward • PRAYER BOOKS of Reactor Technology, Oak Ridge, Waldm an and Mrs. Elwin Rosen- i:A"Ai::::ids:::i~d~ • SCRIP TO ISRAEL Tenn. He is associated with the ·11• :1 • 11• • 1• 1• ·1 • 1.• 11• U. S. Navy Underwater Sound •1•. •1•1• . ,•• 1• La horatory in New London. i For Everyth ng That's Jewish A summer wedding is planned. ~ eULJf.iAi;/1_ SJwp : 59c ii See IZIE ZAIDMAN 49c i TICKET COMMITTEE Will Buy ... i Abe Beacken, general chairman Will Buy ... 192 WILLARD AVENUE i LIBERTY of the ticket committee for the l pound of j,jj Jewish Community Center's sec l pound of FRUIT SLICES PRINTING CO. ond annual "Cabaret Ball," to be SOUR BALLS held at Rhodes-on-the-Pawtuxet or 29S No. Main St. on Sunday, June 5, announced the or Be Smart Save Money FILLED DE 1-5S60 PL 1-4696 appoin tm ent this week of the fol HOLIDAY DROPS Op('n f vl'fv Dov frccrt Satu,do~ RASPBERRIES lowing comm ittee for the ticket 1 1111 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR or or ~nnnnnnnn~nnnnr:snn~ • JELLY STICKS LOW PRICES! WRAPPED JELLIES PASSOVER SPECIALS • ON TOP QUALITY MEATS !!! SPECIAL, $1.59 AND POULTRY 89c Regular $1.00 pound Will Buy ... • Will Buy ... • PHILIP ABRAMS - ONLY l pound of ! l pound of i Kosher Meat Market ASSORTED Sponge Cakes ASSORTED i 102S BROAD STREET HO 1-7964 CHOCOLATES CHOCOLATE • or Honey Cakes CORDIALS i WEEKEND SPECIALS i MARMALADES 79c Your Own Saturday Night and Sunday • Macaroons Selection of •i POUND ., ONLY! • $1.79 APRICOT • • RASPBERRY •"' • STRAWBERRY il Kosher HAMBURG reg. 80c lb. SSc Will Buy ... 69c 39c • CHERRIES CHUCK ROAST reg. 75c lb. 59c • l pound of • Will Buy ... Will Buy . .. COFFEE BEANS •F< Reg. $1.20 • ALMOND BARK SHOULDER STEAK ALMONDS •h AND • or l pound of Regular 59c lb . • SHOULDER STEAK ROAST lb 90c • CASHEW BARK HONEY SEEDS CRYSTAL CUT BRAZIL NUTS 1111 • or or MA RMALADE BUR NT ALMONDS • • ORANGE PEEL FILL ED FRUIT CUBES ALL POULTRY • MAPLE • 2 KILLINGS FOR THE PRICE OF 1 COFFEE • • • • -- REMEMBER! -- KNEIDLACHS • - All M eats Cut from Choice and Prime Beef - • We are open every day during Passover week. DATES 1111 SORRY- We cannot offer delivery service at these ORANGE prices. These specials opply only at our store. •111 e sure to see our 01 y spec1a s. ~ •' 1•:•r•1•1•1•;i •,1 • •1• •;i •·r· • • •'• • • •1• •' • • •:•1•1. •:• •1• • • • • • • •. I.Ill ., R. I. Chamber Music Series 1955-1956 Set Up Women's H. P. HOOD & SONS SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR NEXT SEASON Sponsors Group M ilk - Ice Cream ~ G• _1C::,e::E:"": :-:--:..a a::.Q ? t--iJ 3:-::: .... 1- . ?---i-~::, --, J'..:o DE 1-3024 DE 1-7761 ?~:i:: :::>--.L".;;: l~i. r :~1:..n a.z:.d ?..a..-ps-.:.e~:-C W:l2:: M:s . :sa.a.c C-E~ "..::l:Ce:- ,ssover Greet ings To Our M.any Jew-sh Fr'enrls .;-:-;b ::e::.:.st a.r:d f :i:.i....::;-~ :.ak:::.=.g :.::e c~---~- :=.'"'-? :o: a Coll OM Us For Your .,2-..::_ : ~ 3-..1.C.3:;:r-s: Q:·;- - .,e: _; ;:,:-:: JO Jil:.a_- d Q'_:a:---e: ~:::.sc:--s 1.e:a. a co::i::1::-:.E:£ t;.a.s beE::l - KOSHER DAIRY NEEDS - "" 5El ~;i :.0 ~=~~ s;i,ec::.a:.:z.9l "I. • ..:.. .._2C--=-...S-:. Quick, Courteous, DepeMdoble Se,...ice •c=-~::·s ar:.. ..-: 7.y c:: oe:-"..3.2.: c f :.::e ~ R. I. SCHOOL OF DES IGN A UDITORIUM -.=:-e::: ?:-o..-:Ce:ce ~e.: 3c:iC '======~ C-:it-±! ?i:'.' 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Refreshments will ~ Culture Club Purim Party The Beth Israelite Chapter of be served. United Synagogue Youth will hold :g an "Ask the Rabbi Night" on Sun- Herald Classifieds-UNl-3709. ~ ,.; =Q:: ""< ;,; < Q ;.. Are Available Through The Modern Annuity Woy c· You get L ife Insu rance protec- www. ... ~ion for your fomily PLUS Re < Q:: tirement Income for yourself "'= os long as you live 1 § :l: For full information .,"' call u"' z FRANK LAZARUS "'Q s: Life Insurance - Annuities ~ 635 Industrial Trun Building "" Office--GA 1-3812 Res.-PL 1-0716 ~"' Members of the Hope High School Hebrew C ulture Club are I s hown at a Purim party h eld r ecently a t the homf' of l\Irs . Charles Potter . seated. third from left , c hairman of the Providence Hebr ew Culture Council. Seated n ext to !Hrs. Potter is Paul Ha rtman, Hebr ew Club a d visor. P hoto by Fred Kelman Day School Names * Conference Delegates ll2q The Providence H ebrew Day "-... School named delegates last week to attend the New England Re gional PTA Conference of Hebrew ~~~- Day Schools held on Sunday _-,i_--.::--=-z_ ~ - , in \V aterbury. Conn. Repre sentatives were Rabbi Akiva Ego zi, Day School principal: Mr. and 1· Mrs. Samuel Bresnick. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice GerebofT. Mrs. Lewis Korn a nd Mrs. Philip Seidm an. Delegates from 15 He brev,r day schools in Maine. Massachusetts. Connecticut and Rhode Island ll ~ard Mrs. Erwin R. Goodenough. director of the G eselle Institute at Yale University. who gave one of the featured addresses. ~ 'j~'ir PASSOVER ON TV A drama based on a story by ll~p) Sholom Aleichem will be telecast 1 by NBC -TV on Sunday. a t 2: 30 ~- lU\ "Ahoy! Save Here for P. M . in observance of the P ass over season. The story, "Home for Passover." was adapted for TV by James Ya ff e. The telecast. That Boat You Want!" presented in cooperation with the I ~-\~ ll J ewi sh Theologica l Seminary of · America. will be seen locally over WJAR-TV. channel 10 . ~~-- S~4-B~~~, H EADS REPUBLICANS Aaron S . Belford \\·as elected ~lte (!J/,J, e~'f M~-W~ I president of the Republican Club of Rhode Island at a meeting held "Sa il boa ts? P ower boats? N o wadays last Monday. Helford. a form er '· With. Conve ni e nce Savings. you State Representative, is the mi you'll find m o re types to choose from add any anwunt at a ny time. withdraw P'II ODU(ED UNDER STRICT® SUPERVISIO N nonty clerk of the House of Rep tha n you c;:1 11 shake a marlin s pike a t." \vhc n cvcr you n eed - simple as thnt. rc-sentatlvcs in the General Assem THE MIAMI MARGARINE COMPANY says Be n Thr ifty. Yo u a lso get profi t3 blc divide nds con1- bly. H (' 1<; a past president of the CINCINNATI 2, OHIO "But thcre·s o nly o ne sure way to po undcd twice yearly. to he lp your funds Distr,buted by Hebrew Free Loan Association. a nd NEW VERMONT CREAMERY is actlvP 111 many ot.hrr fralnnal get money t o buy the boat you want. build up [1t1d up. Providence, Rhode I sland and Cl\' JC ort: amzal1ons. Tha t's by sa ving.1 And your bes,( w ay "For the fun in your life - a boat to save 1s in O ld Co lo ny C o 1n..-e 11a.. ' nce or a ny o ther good purpose - sta:-t saving W JAR -- "THE ETERNAL LIGHT" Savings. ~1t Old Co lony now!'' A Pr ogrom of Jew ish L,r crotu re , His tory e nd Music 'lfowi S~1- !J~ up ta $to, ooo Ev e ry Sunday - 2:30 to 3 :00 P. M. Sunday, April 3 "' ~ "Departure into Freedom" /c:mti:) '•,.' ,r••~'~,f> Ochli~S~ :;, Fresh Shrimp 't"e::--y Ea.;rcy P.-o.SSC.-e:- "' Cooked - !c Ready to Eat S. H. Wilk Rea lty Co. PA 3-7993 1 lS9 Brca.d Strtt1 HO 1-S'!, G_\ 1 - lgzJ I~ -.. Let MARTIN'5 CONVERT > YOUR O LD y- >-._ FUR COA l~TO A CAPE ¥J OR STOLE ;; 1 ~· -- · • ~ • 'l ·l l""" e ' \ ')::t 1 ...... - .-, , : - "' m.1 : 1".' • 1 .1 : ,., .. ~.1n ] !r' , ,:: • ~ .'! • l . .. > )!rs. S idney :S ::-.e ;-;;::·: :-...a: C::::.:.::.c:: o :' j e,-;.-'.31: ::;,_v 3·:,: ,_ S- S '- C .... ~ =A .\ 1 '- , -- Ti:=:=:: •-::: : :·:e :.- i.;-:1 :.-!:S : ~ : ::-.e ().__, -s- ~, :; -....~ ,!.'- '- 1...,-!. __ .:::; _._\.~ = Insurance of -, _• .;: •3- ..:-: ;::,,;;:::;~-;:::; ,;;- •-...r-uf-".'" -v s= ::: -..., 5 _ s....:::: Jv ,:: 3 1!:s L v A L - ,.i.. r s . FO. R. .v. ,\ - 1-l .. , ?:- :....-· Cle·.i:'y v o ._; ~ FAV I LY C~ 5L.5 - '-ESS L S7 l ~G A~:) A SUt:~~~~m~!:~.I~ ,,3/ }955 CHECK FOR PAY \• E'-- i ! ''::-t"'C ::::,,: S C 1 E..-: ;a:•=e -:. ~ : ·: ·,~--.-?! .1 =•~ve - - DO IT TODAY ! s· ;u, ~ ' i.=:....__~ & ,-:i~a.e - s ; ~.: : .,: = L...~;..-t-~ ;::r, : '5.: ... ;.. ~.. .1. S :•:E-S .. .t' - _,.. a~~ E Music by Vin Capone r ""e Y EA RBOO< 1 ~'"9 i,uC" "~ ;-. t.~ r: I P~JCC 1' C~""~Q,, ... ~ .. ...1!' ~ ..dA .. C - Door Pri • e. - 'i\,.f'Z ~ Cabam ! o Ju ...e S ~ a P '°' ~ f FLO WEIS W' LL I E GIVE '< -o - l' E F •s- 2.S G Rl.5 fhodf!1 Of'! t ioe Pcr-,·~ll~ DR.ES.S --~~e - - --~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ;:! Brides. attention! T he Hera ld I you with your honeymoon pla ns. ITh ere is absolutely no charge for I S j Ste rhood pres j dent Auditorium. Travel Bureau would hke to a ssist Call Mrs. Anne Cohen- DE 1-7388. services. The m en who will assist in a ma jor part of th e program are: Ten .,, ors-Samuel J. Cohen . Samuel ~ Friedm an, Arthur M. Markoff. Willia m L. Mayer, Fred S. Pink ... A Modern Mir4d~_! ! ney, J ames Steiner; Basses-Wil d THE LISTENEJt: liam Bojar, Da vid H . Gaines, I.: Spencer R. Koch, Kenneth Logo ""< A FULL POWER witz, Howard Presel and Leonard ;,,; A . Slavit. < The concert will feature an Q original production, "Let F reedom ii: 3-TRANSISTOR Sing," highlighted by ch or a 1 "' speaking and the modern dance. ~ In addition to Miss Violette B. HEARING AID Marks at the piano. the Choral ~ Society will be accompanied by an "':: instrumental ensemble. Benja NO WIRES' min Premack is director and Mrs. = * Walter H. Strauss is in charge of "' the staging. ~ * NO CORDS' .., Tickets of general adm ission "' * NO EAR BUTTONS' m ay be purchased at Axelrod-Mu sic, Inc .. Weybosset Street. or at "'u the Temple Beth El office. z ·------· MRS. DAVID HASSENFELD "'Q Completely concealed in the frames of high-fashioned T h e S is ter hood of Congr egation :;; S h aar c Zed ek elected the follow Attention brides - The Herald 0 eye glasses that add to your appearance. ing officers at a m eeting on Travel Bureau is a "Honeymoon I.: March 16: i\.lesdames David Has Center". Call Mrs. Anne Cohen "" FOR MORE INFORMATION, WRITE OR CALL senfeld, pr esident; Leo Rappa DE 1-7388. "' por t, first vice- president : Max ~ 49 W estminster St. Brier , second vice-pr esident ; Sam 0, . Bazar, th ird vice-president; Jack LAFAYETTE STUDIOS Room 708 Hassen feld, treasurer; Maurice A new ,. nd modern s ludio -~ 7ar,o., OF RHO DE ISLAND Gor don, fina ncial secr etary; Sam located conve niently at 65 J ACKSON STREET, PROV. the little ear GAspee 1-063 T Millma n . r ecordin g secretar y, a nd Featuring t he best in Wedding, Max Beck a n d Jack K osowski. Bar Mitzvah and Childr en's DEM ONSTRATION W ITHOUT O BLIGATION AT OUR OFFICE correspond in g secretaries. Photographs, etc. Mrs . David Mermelstein enter Free Estimates JA 1-6686 tained t h e gr oup with J ewish folk 'iongs. M rs. \\' illiam Ber ger con d ucted t h e election. lFLOJRA'S School's Out, Choral Society ANTIQUES Adds Male Section NEW LOCATION AND HERE'S NEWS OF 201 W AYLAND AVENUE Mrs. Nathan S . Rakatansky, (Over Weybosset Market) chairman of the Temple Beth El Ch i11a-Silver-Jcwclry Spring Vacation F-U-N Choral Society, announced this week that the group will be aug Furniture mented by a section of male voic Gifts For All Occasions For Teens and Elementary Schoolers es for its Spring Concert to be held Former ly in the Woolworth Sunday, April 24. al 8:30 P. M. in Building Who Are Center Members! ,he Rhode Island School of Design FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLERS-6 Years to 6th Grade -=00000~1 MONDAY, APRIL 11- 2 :00 P.M. -Outdoor Games and Sports ot Ce nter SMITA 4 lJR@'WN..&: (I ndoors in event of incle ment 1 11 AUVO:CA1ES weother) I I l!'l?l l I ~ TUESDAY, APRIL 12-10:30 A.M.-Bus Trip to Boston .MaA:lII:B: Visi t to The Children's Museum, " Old Ironsides" ond other po ints of inte rest. REGISTRATION FEE- $1.00, For Ce nter Me mbe rs Only ,·l ff11 (Registration includes transportation to a nd from Center from most areas of cit y, fare to BOst on, charges for admission) / ''t F § T.4.RTIN(; A BIJSINESS FOR JUNIOR AND SENIOR For Boys, 11 to 14 Years P~- HIGHERS "OPERATION BASEBALL" Monday, April 11 - 2 :30 P.M. ... the financial interests of all parties can be Register ond p loy twilight leog ue boseboll "SPLASH PARTY" ot Boys' Club adequately safeguarded by a Sun Life Business Bus furnished from Center in your own neighborhood Tu esday, Apri l 12- 2 :30 P.M. EAST SIDE -Sundoy, April 10, l PM Protec tion Policy. Sun Life agents are fully " BOWLING PARTY", Cosino Alleys In front of JCC Building Bur furni shed from Center qualified to advise you on this most important REG ISTRA TION-$1.00, JCC Me mbe rs NORTH END - Mondoy, April 11 , 1 P.M . matter. Just call (Inc ludes bus ond oll fees) At Greot Scott Fi e ld. SOUTH SIDE - Tuesdoy, Apri l 12, 1 P.M. FOR SENIOR HIGHERS Socke t! St. Ployground ELLIOT F. SLACK Monday, April 11 - 8 to 11 P.M. "THE MATZO BALL" o t Center SUN LIFE Of CANADA Donc,ng to !he music o f There'll be ploy on sig n-up doy Tony Vo to loto, "The One Mon Bond" 1019 I NDUSTRIAL BANK BLDG. Leogues wil l open in month o f April. ADMISS ION DE 1-2422 Guys ' n Do lls, S0c pe rson, 7 5c couple OPEN TO ALL JCC MEM BE RS JCC Members, 7 5c pe rson, $ 1 2 5 couple NO REGISTRATION FEES! DEA DLIN E ON REG IST RATIONS--TU ES DAY, APRIL 5 Call Ce nte r, UNion 1-2674 For Additional Information IE~! M!t\Yi i~St,111 I• --- L Use The Herald Travel Bureau. JCC Lists Passover r •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••, •••••••• ~ ;:; ANNIVERSARIES Closing Schedule • +.., PHOTOGRAP:HED The J ewish Community Center !+ MOTORVILLE : ;; BY bu!ldmg will be closed for the + _ FRED KELMAN Passover holiday from sundown ______+::, on Wednesday, April 6, until Sun- + ~ WI 1-S402 day, April 10, and from sundown + - _____ on Tuesday, Apnl 12, until sun- + LARGEST DE SOTO + ~ down, Thursday, April 14. All + _...__ _.. + Z regularly scheduled Center activi- f + ~ ties will be suspended during that + ._ period. The Center's Nursery + ~ ~:~f;i~~ b~~h t~te t~:!e~;~~sa~~e:~ PLYMOUTH DE ALER : ~ TEndem_, plewill Beth be closed David from in thThursday,e North i+ IN NEW ENGLAND :+ = Apnl 7, through Thursday, Apnl : + ~ 14. • ;.. All class sessions. for both chi!- t + b dren and adults, will be suspend- : o u r Dea I MUST Be Bes •. ed dunng the penod from April 6 + ------+ through April 17, resuming on + + ~- Look .. . Monday, April 18. The Center 's + N K · I U d Id + ~ ~~~t:,~~~~~~~~:s.w~~,~~ ~ ~~~t ~~ : ever nowmg y n erso : : it's SPRING! [t will resume weekly reh earsal + • -:, sessions on Monday, April 18 at + PLUS PLUS PLUS PLUS + :: A Gay and 7 P . M. • ______• ,- Sunday club meetings and ac- + + :-- Sunny Patterned tivities at the Center will be sus- + 5 000 + _ pended for the next two Sundays, + + ~ it was announced by Arthur Eisen- + + ~, WALLPAPER stein, JCC program director. Meet- + + mgs_ will not be held on Sun_days, • World Green Stamps • brings outdoor sunshine Apnl 3 and Apnl 10, but will be + + to the home for resumed on Sunday, April 17. at + + 2:00 P. M. The Sunday clubs m eet + ~ A HAPPY PESACH every week from 2 to 4 P. M. + F R E E + .~------_-____ . . EMPIRE Reliable Window f : Cleaning Company • : WALLPAPER & PAINT CO. 9 O 2889 94 Empire St. GA 1-3378 Men; Co:;:abhshed ,nt l - • w1th The Purchase • AWNINGS AND STORM WINDOWS • Across From Old Stone Bank i INSTALLED ond REMOVED f of Any used Car : -- ORDER NOW! -- i + FOR YOUR HOLi DAY APPROVAL 3 0 0 : THIS WEEKEND AT : $ .00 i A~~e~t~~u~:~~~~:1Jl~~~rn~;~~nd~:~~~rs I OR OVER i Well Trimmed FLANK EN lb. 59c '55 PLYMOUTH V-8 SAVOY ••• MILEs $1990 : STEER LIVER lb. 85c + 'SO BUICK DELUXE $ 790 : TONGUES, Trimmed lb. 59c : sPEc1AL , .coo•. ovNAFLow + CHUCK, AA lb. 65c + '53 STUDEBAKER $ 990 : VEAL CHOPS, any cut lb. 69c : '51 PLYMuOUTH CRANBROOK $ 790: VEAL BRISKET lb. 39c srnAN + Plump Tasty I BROILERS '53 NASH RAMBLER $1390 + CHICKENS . . '51 CHEV. DELUXE SEDAN $ 890: 2 Killings far the POWER GLIDE F, . ,h ~:::·:•• ?:~ . . ,.. t. ,", ,:·:::,.:'. 1 '49 ~.!': ';?)!-LAC co NV ERT IBLE $1290 I Fo, FREE DELIVERY To All Po;~ts, No,th ond South, : '52 CHEVROLET BEL AIR $1190: Including Cranston, Gorden City, Gospcc Plateau, • POWER GLIDE • CallJAl -0960 + ·------··---·· - -··--- $ 890 + - Remember "The Proof of the Pudding Is fn the Eating" - ·51 FORD CUSTOM 8 TUDOR '53 CHRYSLER WINDSOR $1590 : ~==~, OE LUXE C LUB COUPE '53 PLYMOUTH DE LUXE $1090 • SEDA N i WEYBOSSET :g~~ MAllKETS -- Over 100 Others To Choose From -- COMPLETE LINE OF i Fresh W a ter Fish for the Holidays See the E-A-S-Y TRADERS WINTER CARP · SUMMER CARP YELLOW PIKE . WHITEFISH - MULLETS DEXTER COHEN • SUMNER POMERANZ • MELVYN BRODSKY ALL STRICTLY FRESH FROM THE GREAT LAKES DRESSED AS YOU DESIRE - Order Now - Call GA 1-2414 - Branch Stores Open Mondays WEYBOSSET STREET Wayland Square Washington Pork : Engaged Flags Presented WEISMAN-GERGEL FAMILY Plans for a bowling party were - .,, To Brownie Troop discussed at a meeting of the ..,.,, \Veisman-Ge rgel Family Circle on An American flag and a Brow Feb. 19 at the home of Mr. and ,..: nie flag were presented to Brownie Mrs. Nat Goren. The next meet CHARLES POLLACK Troop 126 by the Lt. Leon ard ing will be h eld at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold K rasner. AND FAMILY ==: Bloom Auxiliary, J ewish \Var Vet erans. at a meeting held on l\larch 222 Willard Avenue MAnning 1-2834 ~ 21 at the Sons of Abraham Syna KOSHER I ;.; gogue. The l\lisses l\lillie z ~nofsky FOR PASSOVER EXTEND BEST WISHES TO ALL FOR < and Roc helle :\IassO\·er recel\·ect I Q the fla g on behalf of their troop. A HA PPY PA SSOVER 2 :\lrs. Schuman and Mrs. Feinstein. "" t.roop leaders. were also present. Q Officers were elected at the SH/I.DH FOR THAT LAST MINUTE SHOl"PING "'< meeting. Mrs. D . :\Iassover won OR RESTOCKING OF PASSOVER DELICACIES, =: the door prize. Hostesses were Beverages . l\lesdames G. Swartz. Ann Bazar. SH OP POLLACK'S FOR A COMPLETE SUPPLY Of GROCERIES ~ Under the S upervision of F. Kaminsky, S. Scherr, and :\liss AND DAIRY PRODUCTS FOR THE HOLIDAY ;;; Sarah Bloom. ; RABBI .. G. B. SCHWARTZ I~•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. --···-·-·---·-- (,) z :mss ARLEXE CURRAN ~ )Ir. a nd :\lrs. R obert 1\-f. Curran _ of 154 \\'esle.,.a n .-\venue a nnounce I ; the engagem ~nt of the ir daughter , :::: .-\rlene Lois Curran. t o \\"illiarn :.. Garey. son of :\lr. and )lrs. D:n;d :: Garey of 220 Summer Street . ;=: Cr a n st on. )liss Curra n. a H ope H igh School gr a dU3t.o. attende d Rhode Isla nd Sch ool of D esign . H er ffa n ce was graduated from Centr a l High School :ind Bryant College. PASSOVER RECIPES P.-\ SSO\"ER TEIGL.-\CH 3 eggs CONVENIENT 1- 1 4 cups '.\I anischewit.z Cake '.\I eal '.:! tablespoons :\lanischewitz Peanut 011 TERMS pound '.\l anischewitz H oney 1 3 cup sugar :? teaspoons ::\lanischewitz ARRANGED Gmger cup coarsley chopped nuts Bt:at rgcs and 011 together until blended. Gr.1dually add the cake meal T urn out on a board which 1s lightly spnnkled wi th cake YOU GET TWO APPLIANCES meal K nead unul tharoughly blended. Press and roll dough into IN ONE! se,·ernl 1 2 •• thick ropes. Cut into 3 4 •• pieces. Bnng: honey. sugar and c111cer to a boil o,·er moderate he3t Drop pieces of dough into honey a few at a time so honey 1. TRUE ZERO-DEGREE FREEZER ne,·er stops boiling. Co,·er and Keeps foods safely frozen up to one whole year. cook O\"er low heat 20 m inutes without unco\"erin2". RemO\"e lid. I Ho lds up lo 42 pounds of frozen foods. snr well and cook 5 m111ut.e s more. Sur 111 chopped nuts and pow· out on a wet board to cook. 2. AUTOMATIC DEFROST REFRIGERATOR SECTION No buttons lo push, no pans lo empty-no clocks SCHOOL ~IODEL SEDER to set. TI1e R~llgious School pupils of CongregatIOn Sons of Ab raham ~ Model LM-lOM "111 conduct a model Seder on Sunday at. 10 A . i\1. in the '"estry of the Synagogue. Excerpts of the 'P~ Hag~adah wtll be chnnt.ed and re • cited The Sisterhood will be hos ~~ REFRIGERATOR ADJUSTABLE DOOR SHELVES tesses * Herald Clas.s1ficds get. results . FREEZER COMBINATION * BUTTER CONDITIONER " For QUALITY and * NEW COLOR INTERIOR SERVICE See thi~ at1d other G-(; Refrigerators * NEW CORNER LIGHTING E. S. CRANDALL with Revofving ~helves iODAY ! ROOMY VEGETABLE DRAWER DAIRY * Prope rly Pasteurized m.i1k .a.rui CMD.fn._ David Korn and Sons GENERAL ELECTRIC 12 Lowell Ave. EL 1-0700 42 WESTFIELD STREET DEXTER 1-7730 PROVIDENCE . R. I. to contact form er friends, patien ts ~ (J.u.Ji_ '1Jt,.lUYJ1llL SRL I a nd colleagues of D r. J acobson who wish to contribute t o the '"1 Fund. ::: Mrs. Rubien asked th at contri "'.,, butions be m ade payable to the " D r. Frank J. Jacobson Memorial ~ F und" and addressed to 566 Way < land Avenue. Further information s m ay be obtained by calling Mrs. "'z ("') Rubien at JA l -2344. r'l... Camp information may be ob tained by calling Mrs. Ar.ne Coh e n "'~ of the Herald Travel Bureau at DExter l - 7388. There is no charge for this service. _____TECHNOPRINT____ ~0 ~_M;~~~o~s!~ = f.------"' "'~ Only MAN/SCH£ WITZ has this EXTRA feature! _o :::"l ..0 .,: ...,, :e Fl SUSAN CARO L, four a nd a half yea rs old, and ST E VEN NA T HAN. two a nd a h a lf, a re the children of Mr. a n d Mrs. Ma rtin !"' Buckle r of 30 Cooke Street , Pa w t uc ket. Photo by Fred K elman "'u, "' SILVER Brandeis Club Electric Company To Sponsor Dinner Electrical Contractors WALTHAM. Mass.-Two Provi- 1 de 11 Ce businessm en have been 628 BROAD STREET keeps your matzos nam ed to head a din n er com mittee I Indus tria l - Comme r cial of the Brandeis Club of Rhode OYeR-Crisp a nd R eside ntial Island. it was a n nounced today. GA 1-6864 Bertram L. Bernhardt is chair m an otreaf the_s urer. dinner; The dinnBenjaer mwillin beBrier h eld. I M AN Is CH E IT Apnl 17 at 6 P. M. at the Ledge- w z CONVALESCENT HOME mont Country Club. Th e Mary Lillian Conv alescent Home Bernhardt, a form er president L ocat ed at 105 B eech w oo d Ave. of the Roger William s Lodge of MATZOS • WINE • EGG MATZOS • GEFIL TE FISH • BORSCHT • SPONGE CAKE MIX Pawt ucket, R. I. B'nai B'rith. is vice -president of has arrangements ta care fo r Temple Beth EI and a member of JEWISH PATIENTS the Board of Directors of the Gen ···········-··········-··········-··········• • Co ntact JULIAN GREENE for more eral J ewish Committee, the J ew Inf orma tio n • • ish Community Cente r. and the • • Tel. EA 1-5220 Jewish Home for the Aged. Brier has just retired from a five-year term as president of thr • • Miria m Hos pita l. He is also ac : 1955 5715 : BETH DAVID tive in the Genera l J ewish Com mittee. T emple Em anuel. and • ' • AUDITORIUM Led g:em ont Country Club. • • 145 Oakland Ave., Prov. 11 M emorial Fund - AVAI LABLE FOR - 1 Set Up To Honor 0,rtni'~ ~~n m~ I WEDDINGS, I BAR MITZVAHS Dr. F. Jacobso n OR ANY The formation of the Dr. Frank J . Jacobson Memorial Fund was OTHER AFFAIR announced this week in a letler to p ASSOVER GREETINGS the Herald from Mrs. J oseph T. I Rubien. The Fund is designated I Mode rn Kitche n and Bar for the Pediatric Division of the :+ Mo re thon 4 ,000 years ago a tyrannical Pha raoh caused the observance of + Facilities Available Rhode Island Hospital. and will . Passover for the fi rst time. Coll Morri s Fa ct or, Chairman honor the mem ory of the late Dr. + + DE 1-2208 o, GA 1-0627 Jacobson. A committee has been organized i This fast o f delive ra nce with its unl 2ovened bread, its trodilionol dishes and i + synagogue observ a nces hos re mained pructicolly unc hanged th rough the oges + W e Carry A Complete Line of •+ The First Narionol Sto res ma nagem ent ond personnel , extend to therr thou- •+ + sands o f Jew ish customers therr sincere wi sh for o Passover replete with 1oy and + : happiness and a year o f del iverance from modern day tyranny, bigotry and 1n - : Passover Wines and Brandies : lo leronce : FEATURING - STAR • • MANISCHEWITZ i • Imported CARMEL WIN ES (Swee t and Dry) Spec ial Case Prices Prompt De live ry I ""~---.. t Seltzer' s Liquor Store 246 PRAIRIE AVE. DExte r 1-5838 !••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ::: Beth El Women .,, To Hear Artist ~ '·The J ewish Contribution to - American Art" is the subject of a ...: lecture by Walt April, 1955 is a time far action. It is a time far a II Jews ta roll up their sleeves and pitch iri to help assure the continuation and strengthening of ISRAEL. The dignity and self-respect of every Jew are integrally united with the growth of Israel. As Israel gains strength and stature in the community of nations, sa we, toa, each of u ;, will grow in spirit and significance. The chief problem facing Israel today, beset as it is with enemy guns at every border-pass, is the attainment, as rapidly as possible, of a level af economic security which will render it impregnable to hostile threats. As Jews, each af us must take up this question as our own personal problem. Surely, if Jews in Israel are ready to lay down their lives far the future af the entire Jewish people, then the least the Jews of Providence can do is to assist th em with investment dollars. THIS WE BELIEVE-Providence Jews do nat care less for Israel than do their fellow Jews in other communities. It is our firm conviction that when the people of Providence knaw the story and understand that by helping Israel they are helping themselves, their children and their children's children, then they L. G. Laskey will write a new and glorious page in the hi;tory of a splendid community. NOW, IT'S UP TO YOU. Through your investment dollars, yau can strengthen the band between ISRAEL and Providence. cf:awren ce (J. cf:a:Jke';/ Chairman, New England Region $250,000 PROVIDENCE CAMPAIGN FOR INVESTMENT IN ISRAEL 32 Custom House Street, Room 401 CELEBRATE AT ISRAEL'S 7th ANNIVERSARY DINNER, APRIL 27 RESERVE YOUR PLACE NOW -- CALL JAckson 1-8914 printed in Venice. the cradle of ::; early Jewish printing. The date is 1603. and the woodcuts are as clear a s if they were impressed ::l but yesteryear. The printer de ;; Touching The Hand clares that the Hai::rnadah was C .,, printed with the permission of :>= of History •., ;:- 0 the church authorities. Shades of I • • • _ . .. < the times ! This is an Ashkenaz Haggada h . a1" .wwwwwwww':=~~= ~ a lso printed in Ve nice. in 1663. z (") The t ext is in H ebre w a nd in Yid 1" dis h . A diffe re n t Yiddis h than ... the one we speak today, to be sure. 1" But this Haggadah is a reminder :; that at this early da te the Ashke ;;; naz J ews 1Germanic p rovinces) = spoke Y iddish and n eeded a trans ;; la t ion of the Hebrew origina l to make the Sed er more enjoyable. "'~ A unique edition of the H ag _o gadah is the on e with direction "l and comments in Italian, ob :>= viou~ly pre pared for J e ws of Italy who did n ot understand a;,, the Hebr ew well. This. too, was --= printed in Venice. in the year ;,, 1629 . a nd is l}cautifully illu .,, s tra ted. The Ita lia n parts of :>= the Haggadah are printed n e xt Fl to the Hebrew text. and in He _.... bn•w lette rs . Italian Jews, like the Jews of German y, continued "' to write the new adopted tongu e "' :\Ir. Fred Siegel, artist and collec tor of rare illuminated Hag in the a ncient He bre w Ale ph gada h s of Pesa r h . displaying some volumes in his collec t ion. Beis . In a com fort:i.bl~ h ouse on Black- I of h is research befo re the cla ss. : . Th~ Ha gga dah had a g reat fas ston e Boule va rd. 111 Prdvid e n ce, we the in s tructor had a new chapte r cmat1on for scholars a n d sages. were h old .ing hand s \\·ith history_ I i1~ his lec t ure notes. a n d M r. Fred T hey n ever tir~d of turn in g i.ts I n a sunlit uppr r room o f t h e S iegel found h imself a life - tim e in- p hrases a nd find m g- n ew flavors in Frontispiece of The Amsterdam Haggadah. printed in 1712, h ou se we sat aroun d a table. t h e tercst in which his wife shares e n- t h e m . with illus tra tions from copper engravings. Picture in upper part of photogr a phe r a n d I a n d the m a n th u sias t ical\y. 1 The Vilno ! Lit huania). edition who t urned th e pages of past cen- And so. while Mrs . S iegel p layed of t h e H aggaclah co n tam s m or e the page sh ows ::\1 oses feedin g his sheep in the wilderness of Midian turies. in m a ny la nds . before our beautifu lly on the piano in a room t han a hundred comm2n tar ies on w h e n God a ppear ed to him in the Burning Bush. At right is Moses a s tonis h ed eyes. H e \\·as Mr. Fred below. Mr. S iegel dis played pa r t of t h e He bre w t ext. T h e Ve nice Ha g the Law giver. On the left is his brother Aaron, t h e High Priest. Siegel of New Yo rk. vis it ing with h is collection accumulated in t h e gada h of 1603. a p a ge of which is book is . indeed. Seder Haggadah mC' stic scC' n es on the night of h is d augh ter. Mrs. Robe r t Zam e t - course o f 30 yea rs . At h is h om e, re produced h e re. h a s a comme n sh el Pesach. In it arc included Pesa c h. kin and h e r fam ily for t h e New in Ne w Yor k, the Ha ggad a h libra- ta ry by Don Isa ac Abra venal. a the direc tions for the arrangc The earliest known m anuscrip t Year h olidays. ry -muscu m conta ins hund reds of g rea t sc h olar o f the Golde n Era Jn('nl of the S ed er tablr, the of th e Ha gga d ah is treasu red in A teacher in the New York item s. the oldest d atin g bac k to for t h e J e ws of Spa in, the trea sur !- lory of the Exodus from Egypt, the British Museum, in London . public sch ool sys tem, and a n the 15th ce ntury, and the latest . e r in t he court o f Ferdinand a nd a nd m any son gs. hymns . a nd a nd is da t ed som etime in t h e in a~tist, :ur. F red S iegel i_s the en- is a s n ew ~s last year 's Passover. I Isab?lla up to the time of th~ e ~ - prayers for Pesach . the 13t h ce ntury . viablc owner of a unique col- Mr. S iegel adds to his col- puls 10n o f th e J e ws from Spain lI1 The first printed Haggadah lectio n of illuminated H agga - lcc tion con stantly from n ew edi- 1492, w h o went into e xile with t h e The dis tin gu ish in g c h a ract e ris tic of t h e Ha gga dah is t h e profu appear ed in Venice, Italy. in the dahs for Passover. He became lions . These h e s tudies, classi- r est o f h is brethre n a nd set tled year 1505, illuminated with interest ed in this task of col- fies. a nd photogr a phs. A set of in Ita ly. s ion of illus t ra t ion s of the te x t. T h e rares t early m anusc ript, and woodcuts. Only parts of it arc lccting lla ggadahs w hil(" at- lante rn s lides of a ll the Ha gga- The llaggadah is the book known. The fir st complete te nding a class in the h istory of dahs in his collection Mr. S iegel used at the ta ble on the night th e m os t m od e rn editio n : the m ost expe n sive H a ggadah , and the lit prkntcd Ha ggadah to be pre art at Columbia University. d on ated to the Museum of Is- of the Seder. It is as indispr n- served is da ted 1526, and wa s ln the course of a lec ture the r ael. sa ble to the proper conduct of tle book m a iled to you by som e charita ble a gency, all cont a in pic prinkd in Prague. in:-- truc tor r(' marked that h e a Sed er a s the l\1atzoh, the Mo- An inte r estin g in n ovation was had no knowledge of J ewis h a rt Pa r t of this collection is now ror. the wine c ups . and the other t ures. J e wish tra dition frown ed o n illus tra tions in the Bible or in introduced in the H a ggad:ih print e xpress ion in the 15th and 16th before us. W e to uch them te n- symbols o n the table that make ed in Amst er d a m . H olland in 1695. century. de rly , reve re n tly. fingers tre m- this Pesa ch m eal different the Prayer Book. but encou raged the artist to add h is ima g inative which wa s illu strated with en M r. S ic~cl d ecided to investi- bling , a n d h ea rts beatin g fast . from a ll other supper meals of g ravin gs on coppe r inst ead of the gate. When h e read the res u lts He re is a Sepha rdic Haggadah, the year . T h e full name of the tou ch to the little book in w h ich we tell. and s ing , a nd e xto l! the older woodcuts. d eliver a nce of ou r forefa ther s from Egyp tian bonda ge . All these fa scinating d evelop , ~,,,:)( n~; n i;:-TIN": m..,-., ':atni.:.i,c m ents in the printin g a n d illus """' B efore the inven tion o! the trat in g of the Pesach H aggadah .;;; printing press. H a ggada h s were a re recorded in book s and in en :";':!;)''' w r i t t e n on vellum by sk illful · -,i-,:h;,-,,.-, ·c · o-,:~ cyclopedia s . But r eading a bout 'rt"C'=.,:i1.:.·"l'('::.,~,..,,':::.,.,J scribes and ornamented by the !(\,,n:;i: r,-.:,,.,, t h ese Ha ggadahs is on e thing. :1.nd 1 h a nds of artists. Fragm e nts o f ~;'-,-,l\"'j:'iJ:, ,n.J it is Quite a d iffe re nt t h in g to look , .:;J /C\,,-n;i·\c,t- h a nd-w ritte n Hagga da h s arc p r e at t h e m with your own e yes. to ,.,,:, .::·JJ ,-i:·~-.... 111-~-?li served in the great museu m s of -:"T/'11.:l;i:,Tt/'l':-Jjl., touch t h em . and to t urn a leaf. filJ.f!:~ ~~t~~!:~ h1fi¥i the world. "'l'(;·',;-,1•u·:e-·1,,~1·0(l-iry~r;•, l and to t h rill at their beau ty. t h eir ,,, ~~TI''Q:~·.~ ,,~~·. ~i:~~ .' ?½?~?~ After t h e inve ntion of t h e print a ge, a nd the m yste r y o f t h eir sur ::-.-.....-,.,:·.;.-..:.::.-: .. ~---::-"';:':... "";..,.":~'".::'.".:;,:.-;:"' " .... ing process the Haggadah appea red viva l. ~ j"'O - ~ ...... ·· in m o re than a th ousa n d edit ions This Ha ggadn h , printed in Italy ~~:., -~-· ·-:... ~- :-- ,.-·-~~--. illustra ted by woodc uts nnd e n som e five hun dred year s n g-o, was ..:::~ r gravings. T h e a rtists covered a o nce on th e Sed e r ta ble o f a Span wide ran ge o f su b jects. S om e ke pt is h J e wish fnm ily. l t sh a r ed th e close to the t e xt o f the H a ggadnh , fortunes or mis fortun es of that a n cl th e y pictured the son askin f! fa m ily and t raveled t h rou g h m :,ny the F'our Q uest ion s. the fa m ou s lan d s. to n e w h om es. into n e w cen Fou r Son s of t h e H agga d a h 1 0 11 FOR D ETAILS, ES TIMA TE - PHONE ~~r~ i':.~: .,. ~~t 11~~c1 1 ;,,;:~t:"::,/1~.,:~t~\;;~lon'< I ta/ Check With Us On the New '~7nu:: .... 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