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Provi(ten~e Rallit!s for SOS Drive ~lln~ay. . .

~P.itlsley Renominated to Head Miriam Hospital' Boston sos Convalescent Home To Hold Election

An election of officers will be held Thursday evening by the Jewish Convalescent Home, it was announced this week by Freil -'­Spigel, a member of the board . of directors. J

The new building will be taken over officially at this meeting,

.and plans will be discussed for the renovation of the structure into home.

a modern convalescent

All contrioutions and payment of pledges should now be mailed: ·tc Archie Chaset, treasurer, Su- j perior Coal Company, 88 Narra-1

, gansett Avenue, Providence. I MILTON C. SAPINSLEY

Milton C. Sapinsley has been renominated to the office of pres­ident of the Miriam Hospital and will be, installed· at the annual .meeting to be held at the· Shera­ton,Biltmore Hotel ·next Th4rs-day evening at 8 o'clock.

I . ·The nominating committee also has announced the 'following ad­ditional officers: , Max L, Grant, honorary president; Alter Boy­man, A~ C. Fine,, Samuel Shore, Alvin A. Sopkin and Mrs. Archie A. Albert, . vice-presidents; Charles C. Brown, honorary vice­president; Bernard Goodman, treasurer, and Samuel Temkin, corrnsoonding secretary.

Honorary trustees are Harry S. Beck, Dr. Isaac Gerber, ' Mrs,

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A,Challenge

. . I 1Committee chairmen, volun­,teers on office services, Boy Scouts, headquarters office, press

. and radio hav( been working dil-igently all week preparing the way for the big food ,and cloth­ing drive on Sunday, May 23. Plans are being . made to route trucks, pack clothing and food, dispatch material to New York, assign some five hundred volun­teers to jobs so that the 100,000 .pounds of material .cari be on their way no later than 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.

. Center to Have ~~!1:~!1!4'..,!!!!(ThisWednesd~y 1 I ~ ·--- I vided b~ Larry Blue, rated as orte I

· "We saw for ourselves," said David Myers, Warehousing Chairman for the Providence SOS one day collection, "the miracle that community co­operation can perform when we visited Boston's SOS ship­ping .depot last Sunday. The task was stupendous-thous­ands of workers were sorting, hosing, sewing bags, packing medical supplies-hundreds of bulging . trucks- poured Into tlie yards, mountalns of cloth­Ing and food supplies w~re rolled Into freight cars. The response of this community In material and personal assist­ance was as great as 'the need. Irwin · Cort, my .co-chairman, Mrs. Levy, Norman Alper and

-I gasped, and were thrllled jlt this tremendous ,2._~tpour­_ lng of goods alld manpowerr This ls what we can expect In, Providence next Sunday. We can and must do an equally fli1e Job. Don't fall us-every extra bundle you can get, every extra helper you ~ se­cure, every extra hour you can

'give helps clothe the ' needy and feed the starving."

Norman Alper, · general chair­man, announces his chairmen to date. In addition to Mrs. Arthur " J. Levy, co-chairman; . appoint­ments _are as follows:· Manpower -Men's Organizations, ·William Strong; Jewish · War Vet~rans, E.smond Borod; Women;s Organ- . izations, Mrs. Joseph W, Strauss; Youth Organizations, Milton Stallman; Publicity, George Gold­smith; Warehousing, David Myers and Irwin Cort; Truck Acquisi­tion, ,Sidney Ma,,ks; Truck Dis­patching, Jake Borruifelfi; '!'ruck, Routing, James Waters; Office ' Services, Mrs. Edward G. Jacobs; Canteen,~ Mrs. ·Jack S!lverman and Mrs, Charles Baran.

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nual meeting of the Jewish Co,n­The Same Pattern munity Center, to• be _held this

J It is no accident or rrlere coin- Wed n es· day evening at 8:30. ddence or even an appeal for American sympathy that the pro­clamation of the new Jewish State of Israel In Palestine has been (\Ompared ,with the Revolu­tion elf 1776, out of which grew the United States.

The Declaralt.ion of Indeperv dence, most remarkable docu­ment of its kind In the entire history of mankind, did not auto­matically mak,c of the · origi­nal thirteen colonies a nation. The fighting with Great Brltal9, the mother country, began offl. clally with the Declaration and It was seven Jong, severe and bloody years before the new na­tion was able to gain its place I~ the sun, a. recognized member of th1' lndepemlent nations of the world.

It Is hoped that the Jews' battle for Independence In Palestine will not he as long, as severe, or as bloody as was the one that be· gan In 1776. There would seem to he no need for such a struggle, The nations· of the world are Joined In a federation that seeks to outlaw war, mediate for peace and gmrirantee for all ,natlons r vcrywhllre the right to live free­ly and peacefully among their neighbors. On the effectiveness of the United Nations as a peace­m,klng organization rests the ne-fv I!ll'ael's Immediate and most decisive future.

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c.'clock at the Center. Election of a new slate of officer~ and· board of directors will be the principal business of the evening.

A reception for the new of­ficers and board will follow the business meeting, which will be kept very brief. Center members and guests are invited to· attend the program and reception. Saul E . R. Feinberg is chairman of the arrangements committee,

Raymond G. Franks, presl_den­tial nominee, heads the slate of

( Qontlnued on Page . 2) LARRY BLUE

MIRJAM BOARD TO MEET A meeting of the Miriam Hos­

pifal 's board of directors will be held oh Thursday, May 27, in the Castle Room of the Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel. The president, treasurer and administrator of the hospital will be presented at

, the meeting.

Need Land for iZionist Election - Concert Sunday; ew Immigrants !Michael Rabin, Violin Prodigy, to Play Great Interest in the . Sefer Election of a new slate of of-

Hamedlnah Dinner scheduled fi:>r ficers for the coming year will Tuesday, June 9, is being manic highlight the business portion of tested throughout Rhode Island, the May -meeting of. the Provi­il was announced this week at a dence Zionist District to be held workers' meeting held at th e this Sunday evening at 8 o'clock Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel. nt, Temple Beth Israel.

The birth of the Jewish State Michael' Rabin, 11-year-old vio-has evoked a desire on the part Jlntst, and Tova Ronni, Palestin­of young and old to show a feel- Ian vocalist and dramatist, will Ing of solidarity with the heroic pres'ent n concert following the defenders of the land, The rapid business portion o.f the meeting. influx of immigrants into Israel. A farewell reception will be from Cyprus and DP Camps tP.ndered Rabbi and Mrs, Israel raises a grave problem, Jack M. Goldman of Temple Emanuel, Rosenblatt, chairman of the R. I , who will leave soon for Balti­commlttee, said this week. "We more. Rabbi Goldman Is a for­must provide land fo,: their set- mer president of the Providence tlement at once". Zionist District.

Max Leach and Mrs. Samuel Frank Licht, outgoing presi-Michaclson are co-ch11lrmen (ConUnued on Pqe 2) FRANK LICHT

Bernard Goodman, Chairman for Trade and Industry, has the following chairmen: · Food, Charles Strasmich; T~xtiles, Max Berman; Shoes, Sidney Flanz­baum; .Women's Wear, Nathan Newburger; Men's We~r. · Al Saltzman; Drugs and Medical Supplies, Edward Kos'sove; ·Tob­acco and Candy, Charles Temkin; Cl_eaners and ~undries, Mitchell El!lers; Transportation. Jack Platk!n.

Women's Organizations who are ' co-operating in recruiting workers ·have as representatives; Mrs, Beajamin Goldenberg for B'nai B'rith Women, Mrs. Wil-liam Weinstein for the Council of ·Jewish Wonien, Mrs. Fred Pinkney for the Jewisti Home-for the Aged, Mrs. Mav.rice Robinson for Providence Chapter of Ha­dassah, Mrs, Jack Dress for the Jewish Consumptive Relief Soc­iety, Mrs, Henry Siegel for La­dies' Auxiliary Jewish War Vet­erans Post 23, Mrs. Samuel She.tTers for Ladies' .Hebrew Union Aid, Mrs. Harry Orenstein for the Yeshiva _College of Tei­sha, Mrs. David Baratz for La­dles' Hebrew Free Loan, Mrs. Edward Finberg for Montefiore Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent As­sociation, Mrs. Samuel Woolf for Women's Mizrachl, Mrs. Morris Baruch for Temple Beth-El, Mrs. Jack Queler for Temple Emanuel,

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While the dance will be in the nature of a celebration for the re0-

birth of the ·Jewish nation, those ;fig-'1ting in Palestine will not be forgotten since all procE:eds from the affair _are to···be given t'o \ he Haganah. ' ·

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, 10· fhe Jewish · pepple but, 4iscJa:ims responsibility for ~ a,n indorserrient of • the views expressed by the writers. · Dancing wilLstart at 8 o'clock;

Tickets will be on sale· at the door or will be deliver.ed to those requesting them by telephone. Tickets may be ordered from Isa­dor Lazarus, -chairma-n, at GAs­pee 9078; Hepman Grossman,

Mrs. Joseph Willen, chairman secretary, at STu~rt _ 20fl7, or· ISADOR LAZARUS (Continued from Page 1) of the . National Committee · on Louis Trostonoff at GAspee 0872. • • - · · -- ~ -- Having come this far after a Education and SooTal Action, will Other members of the commit- Z1on1st Concert _2000 year lapse of exile, persecu-be guest speaker at .'-'a meeting tee are Harry Free hof, Sam Glad- T . - tion, iginominy: and dreaming, ls-of the Providence Section, Coon- stein,- F:ed Jur~ann, Ir:ving ·Sei- his S_µnday _' . rael _ is quite prepared to cope cil of Jewish Women, to be held gal, , Irvmg" Rubm, Joseph Gold, (Continued from Page 1) with whatever problems ·may Tuesday-afternoon at 1:45 o'clock Max Weiner, Morris Geller. dent, is ha~dling a rrangements now arise. If battle must be dorie, /~ ~t Froebel Hall. . for the affair. He has announced the Israelites are ready to fight. -------------! Miriam Hospital that guest tickets ar.e being made ',I'he Jewish military minions .ai-center to Haye ·1 bl · ready have giv4!n a · fine account

· To Elect Officers ;::1i:ati~n~0 r :;:;r:!~r::!n:!1e ~~; . of themselves · ~nd may be de-Annual Meeting (Continued from Page · 1) br. served. ~ . pended qpon to give better than

(Continued from P!lge l) J . Jerome- Hahn, Samuel M. Ma- The following slate of officers :they receive, provided the odds offic_ers _that will .-be -presented. ·are n t h I · I •--k d >-- gid, .Benjamin N. Kane and Harry will be presented for election at O over\\; e mmg Y s ...... e for election. Otl}er nominees in- Rosen. Representing· the · Rab- the mecting :1Rabbi Morris Schus- againSt thl!m. elude Saul .E. R. Feinberg, first binical .Ass . t · . R bb' h . .d . W . 11 . If peace is forthcoming, the . . · . . · . oc1a 10n are a 1s s e1m, pr.es1 ent ; 1 ,1 am

Ill_~ vi~e-pre$I?ent; ~lvm A . . Sopki~, · Aaron. 'Goldin and William G. ·Strong, first.vice-president; l;Iarry new nation is pr~pared to add ,to second vICe-pre$I$lent; Arthur Br ude T.h .B1· k t V 11 . J 1. . .d the great contributhms to clvill-- · . , " · a . e ac s one . a ey ago mzer,- second v1ce-pres1 ent; -

- n_ a·~;u· . . L's·· . ..~ Kaplan, treasurer; _'Mrs. Arthur will be represented"by two-mem- Charles Temkin, treasurer; israel zation that. have been made for T.f-1\:_ M. Newman, recor:dmg secretary, bers K?rten, recording secretary; Ber- many thousands. of years by the

· , - '1- and Nathan Temkin, financial N. · . t d. , --.. h .. · ilescendan!s . O! .l~~e_ L-Ol'iginal_"ls-. , secretary. Saul Abrams, presi- omma e ~to serve on t e I)ard Bell, financial secretary, ana ? __

I .,_b .. - v- . A: .A'1P€Ft;° Dr. Ille Be/g-er ·, ··Max i ' t " :whate-ver ' the co~~'1CCS, y,. ... i:,.,"11fShoe t' Me ' . Berman, .Hai.:ry ·BJaciller, l..eb'\Bo- . ·. ..

· · - 1 ·d·e,., __ t.>~- -ihe Cente._r for the p·ast board of .trijstees are Dr.. Archie S.herwin J. Kapstein, corres)1!ond- l::8:~li~s. - · .. , - ,..,, .,,· 1·:eal.Ul' DIJ ~ ·::'..r:··:?--arrrl •four years ii_as beet,: named as ' . " ' ng ,secre arr. tl1e new lsrae' I is pr'epar,.ed n. d

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· In Mern.oriam Fain, Mrs. Sarah T. Felder, Ar- pie Brth-Israel, Mrs. GUS$ie Nel- • Flat or apartment urgently.

N A h• -, MORRIS CHURWINS~Y chie Finklestein, Mack Forman, ew·· _ re 18.S Joseph Finkle, Irwin s. Forti- _son for Ladies' Union League for needed by fl!.rniture store We miss you now, our hearts _a.re stein, Louis Garfinkel, Max Gen- Consumptives, Mrs. Archie AJ.' owner, wife and five-year old

Where Friends .Meet to-Eat

sore, ser, George Gerber,. J ames Gold- berts for Miriam Hospital Worn- daughter. East Side preferred. As time _goes by we ~ss you man. en's Association, Mrs:"J. Mela_m1\t Call DExter 8939_

F aqcy Delicacies t~ Take.Home

more, Henry·. Hassenfeld, Philip C. for_ J ewish Mothers' Alliance, U ~ "I" N . Your loving' smile, your gentle Mrs. Leo Rappoport for South ftYel IOg OtlCe · .

face Joslin, Sidney Kane, Samuel Kap_- Providence . Ladies' Aid; Mrs. The unve!Ung of a monu-. . ' lah, Arthur- Kaplan, Barney Kay, t i No one can fill your vacant place. John Newman for Sisterhood men n memory of the late - ,Max Kesteninari, Mrs. Oscar Kie- I '

170. w· 'ILLARD AVENUE WIFE ANJ) CHILDREN · · Sons of Zion, Mrs. Clarence Bazar SAMUEL GANZER will be • mer, Harry Leach, Leonard Lev-' -------------....;..--...----,--...... -·'------i - for Sisterhoo_d Sons of Abraham, held Sunday, May 28 at 1 · in,. Paul Levinger: Arthur Levy, · Mrs. Joseph J . Seefer, W_omen's o'clock in Lincoln Park Ceme-

URCENT! URCENT.!

Attention, R. I. Jewry: · · Write President Trum~n expres_sing

your appreciation ·of- his efforts -in behalf of the new Jewish State, _Israel, and u~gi_ng him to take steps immediately to, m~ilify the •arms embargo. .

It is imperative that you writ,e TODAY. Address letters to White House, ' Washington,~- C ..

RHODE ISLAND ZIONJST· EMERGENCY COUNCIL

Henry Levaur, Leo Logan, Mrs. t ' R J Association J ewish Community cry. e atives and friends are Samuel Markoff., Israel Medoff, · Centre, Mrs. Harry Yuloff for the mvit.ed to at.f.cnd. Samuel Qresma-n, J'.'4jlton Paisner, Albert Pilavin, Abe Pei:celay, Jo'. R. I. Founders, Mrl?. Harry Schlei- u· ·- -N·

fer for Pioneer Women's Club, nyeiling -. otfoe seph Pulver, Samuel _Rapaporte, Ji:., Joseph w. Ress, Samuel Ros- Mrs: Hyman Stone for Sisterhood en, Albert L. Rosen, Sigmond Sons of Jacob, ' Mrs. David Spivak Rosenblatt, Charles Rothman, for Jewjsh Conva lescent Home of Alex Rumpler. Rhode Isl.and.

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Schwartz: -~rs. ·Jos~pIJ J . Seefer, u.nveiling Notice Irving Shem, :('dax Siegal, Charles The· un-velllng · of a monu-

The unyeillng of. a monu­ment in memory of the late SAMVEL NAMEROW will be held Sunday, May 28 at 11 o'clock in Lincoln Park Ceme-

' - tery. Relat.ives and friends are invited.

Silverman, Herman Silverman, ment ·in memory of MORRIS Martin Silverstein, Morton Sm!th, ELMAN will be held Sunday, · Jo~eph Sn;uth, Mrs. Jose.ph Smith; May 28, at 2 o'clock at r.lncoln S_amuel Soforenko, Ben Sopkin, Park.cemetery. Relatives and Alfred Spear, Meyer Stanzler, friends are Invited. · Milton Sulzberger, Waltet I. Sundlun, Jacob S . . Temkin, Na- - - ---- --- ----­than Warren, Albert Welner, Unveiling Notice Max Winograd. . The unvelllng of a monu-

The nominating committee· ls mcnt In memoty of the late comprised of Bernard Goodman,, SAMUEL ROBINSON will be chairman; Mrs. Archie Albert, held Sunday, May 28 at 2 Irving F a in, ·Abe Fine, .James o'clock In Lincoln Park Ceme-Goldma n, Max Kestenman, Jo- tery. Relatives and friends are seph Smith and Albert L. Rosen. Invited to attend.

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.''One Man';s Opmion" ay School ?Pe<?_ker. on the day when that document was issued, while on the plat­form sat people who remember well the. day when !fheodore Herzl daringly· prophecised the coming c;,t the Jewish State ,at the first Zionist Congress in Basie, in 1897.

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Salute To Yisrae'l

------llY BER.NA:HD flEGAI, ____ _ Makes You Beautiful j

THE NAME. Fra_nk Licht, the youthful

president of the F'rovidence Zion­ist District, and. the chairman at the Salute· to IsI;;1el celebration, kept repeating the name of the J.ewish republic, lil.<e a Jover who

I saw men who fought in the Jewish IA!glon of World wlr One for the liberation of Pales­tine, side by side with ex-Gls )YhO

still wear the ·scars of World War Two -that was to liberate- the

-' world from tyranny.

For the most discriminating lady ...... soff shining curls .... .. deep wide waves that_last ..... . all of t'his from our s-ensatlo­nal LECTRONIC Permanent Wave.

U11wa11te.d hair banished for-

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! ; .• relishes the sound of the name

of his -beloved. - .. 1 want to· get used to the

name", he explained to the audi-

rael. Many others were proposed and rejected. Smail as the COUil·

try is, jt has been known by a host bf names. To the nomads of old, wandering in the sur­rounding deserts, it was the· Land Flowing with Milk and Honey, and they eyed it greedily. Joseph told the Egyptians that he hailed frorp . the Lai;-id of Hebrews, and Moses calls it the Lana of Cana-

I rec6gnized people whose birthplace is U.S.A., while next 10 me sat peopl~ who ' knew the fears and the norrors of the .Con-

i"'l'f'T by 011r pai11less Short Wave ~ Method · · · Registered nrtrse · -~ in atte11d11nce. ~

centration Camps. ence. an. . T~ all of us' those who filled ·

• Phone Your Nearest Salon -we might as well get used to Kmg Saul was the first to nam1\ - ' h · h

· · · · · · the hall , and t ose w o were call the Jewish state by its name , the conquered territory Erctz Dr. Joseph Kaminetsky direct- h S I t y · · h · y;· J Th y· I th , r d f I I I · ' turned back, t e a ute o IS·· in Hebrew, wh!c. 1s. ,1srae · e ·. 1srae, c ..an o srac, n ·, of the t he department of educa-

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290 Westminster St. Opp. Glad- ; ding's, 165 Angell St., Next 9. Churchill House, 500 . Angell St., at Wayland Manor, 1818 ~ ­Broad St., Edgewood, 222 Bel-y is pronounced hke' m the words . though Joshuah before him ·call- i I ion of Torah Umesorah, national I rael was a song of joy, a ray of

Yiddish, Yie~d,. etc: Thi~ should ed it the Land of the Children or1· society for the estatilishment- of' hope, and a mo,nent of elation. levue A venue, Newport. ~

~ offer no d1ff1culhes smce the Israel. J ewish All-Day Schools in Amer- --- · word appears in the most oft- After the glorious days of King ican communities, will address repeated phrase in our liturgy, Solomon the land- was split into the gathering at the-public Mogel the Shema Yisrael. Israel and Yehudah, and the Jews Demonstration of the Providence • When the details of the deli- who returned from Babylonia to H eb.rew Day School on Sunday herations of the special commit- reclaim the lost homeland speak afternoon, June 6. Dr. Kaminet- " tee ro1'. naming the Sta te a re puh- of it as Yehudah. sky serves as, general consulta nt lished, we will know the reason The Greeks in their writings 0 ~ all problems confronting the for the choice of the name Yis- 1 refer to the la nd of the Jews as all-day ,Jewish school. He has

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Palestine, and the Romans ac- worked with the board a nd ad­cep\ed this name, though in legal .ministralion of the Providence documents and on coins they in- He brei:v Day School in organiz­scribe·d the name of Judaea. The ing the school and planning its British tind everybody else, in- curriculum. ·eluding our;crves, always spoke i-~-~-=-~-~-=-=- =-~~~------! of Palestine. ever interpretation of the word

Jewish poets and men· of let- we like best, this-is the name and ters of all" times called the land hy this name we shal_l call it when

' by many names, including Zion, t'he Holy Land, the Desired Land, the Ghosen Land, the Land of Life, the- ,Lartd of , Our Fathers, the Land of · the Prophets, -and

we speak of it in .public and among -ourselves, Yisra.cl. THE PEOJ;>LE.

As I JooJred about me from my· perch on a window sill, and as

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Teenagers, to wjiom the Bal­four Declamtioh is ~n historical document to look up in the lib­rary, stood beside men and wo­gien who danced in the streets

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;,,,i By ARLENE SUMMER -~ Caught by Showers ' to see them at the Cabana. Well, ;,,,i· The weatherman tried hard t~ last .week they det:ided to lool <ll spail the fun .of the llarold Dicks,, everybody-they were th_fil'e Fri-8 Nathan Sa~dperils, Joe I:evys; day instead! f Sol Gordons, Evans Nelsons, Also at.· the Cabana-Marvin • Harry Schwartz•; Shep Grays and Tessler, president of Tower Club ~ Leonard Goldmans last week at Brown, was oing one of the <ll when these eight fun-loving coup, best rhumbas I've seen in many : les took their golf clubs and went a day . ., = to what they thought would be Chest Is Exj)anded = sunny weather at -Grossingers in . Irving Kritz is proud of bis lfl Ferndale, N. Y. .._ · golf these days. Says Irving with ~ . '.l'oni~ht at · 8:SO O . his chest way ·out,' "Why I take o:, Tonight at Ledgemont Country as many shots- for nine holes as·,·

-~ Club, the ,<'After Dark Ball," the average golfer takes for z sponsored by fota Phi Sorority eighteen!" · ~ will be held. Many young couples He Kept Cool ;,: are looking ;?rward to ind.oor We're proud of you, - Henry. 0 and outdoor dancing to the music Henry Berkowitz, at the Biltmore f of Ed Drew and his orchestra. Saturday night, was given a Ja;l Many More Happy Years rough time on the dance floor by = Mr. and Mrs. Lou Stone cele- 1'I fellow who seemed t9 think he

- E-4 brated their fifteenth wedding an- owned the floor. But, Henry niversary Saturday. counted to ten and kept his"' tern-

New Look Or Old? per well under control. Have you · seen Mrs. Martin Also seen at the Biltmore- Leo

Silverstein. with the top of her Horowitz and his pretty wife. hair cut short and worn curly? .An Ocean Trip Friends thinl< she should cut the Bon voyage to Eddie Goldstein. rest of her hair in. one of the Eddie leaves today on a business " new look" bobS; but Pearl's t rip to Cz~choslovakia and ex­just a little bit' afraid' of the out- pects to . be gone about three come. (Confidentially, t hough, I weeks . think she's weakening.) Rained There, Too

Successful Luncheon Harold Levin and wite, the for-Orchids to Belle Frank and her mer 'Rita Greenberg, were mar­

committee. The incomparable ried a week ago .last Sunday at Mrs. Fral}K came through again the Beacon House in .Boston and last Tuesday as chairman of the have returneq from their honey­ann_ual Sisterhood 1i:incheon at · moon at the Concord Hotel in the Temple Emanuel. The honored Adirondacks. gu~sts, Rabbi and Mrs. Goldman, were presented with a _sterlin_g Sn . silver coffee set.· · · CJ.:llllJ- .

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'l'hanks entirely to the · efforts ·of its B and :O teams, the Wil­liam G. ·cutler Olymt,ic Club walked. off with the new Herald bowling trophy fn last Monday's tournament at the Casi'no Alleys with the Knights of Pythias and Providence Fraternal Associa­tion.

Flashing their victory grins, the , winners posed for the picture (right) i~edlateiy following · their triumph. Front row, left to right: Morris · Malatt, Irving H. Levine, Ralph Winn,- Joe Schwartz, Merlyn Rodyn, Harry Woloff and Reuben Pollock. Second row: Bernie Cohen, Har­old Golden; Sam Hochman, Has­kell' Frank, Abe Lobel, Howard D. Cohen. Top row: ·.Jack Plat­kin, Olympics coach;. Irving Zat- _

·. loff, Nate Gordon,. -Harold Aven, · Jnlla.n · Holland, Jack Jacobson, Lew Snydilr and Nate Schwartz.

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The Olympics posted seven - points, the Pythians 5 and F;a.

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The winners scored ·their points as follows: B team, 3; C teaq:i,

, 1; D team, 3. The Pythians reg-istered 3 points with their A

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The Olympic B's took team ' ·. scoring ho.nors with • a. three

string tetal of 155_3. Thf fyth, ians' A's were niixt witl;i 1545 and' the Olympie A's third with 1544. Knights of fythias ·had the high-

. est team single, however, the B team posting 561.

Individual honors went to Lou Chase of the Pythians with a 352

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Kaplan of Fraternal, 336; Gold­man of Pythias, 335; Jack Jacob­son .and Sam Hochman, Olym­pics, 331. M. Kaplan of Provi­dence Fraternal· won high single · honors with 132) one pin better than Goldenberg of Fraternal. Other high single scores includ­ed Irv Levine (Olympics) and C. Wagner (Fraternal), 129; Lou lairs. ·chase and Goldman (Pythias) and Jacobson (Olympics), 127. ,

The tournament started out to be a close affair from the very start. First string results s howf ed each league in possession of one point with the Olympic B's and Providence Fraternal tied for their point. The Olympics took the point by outscoring their rivals in the second string which wound up 3-3-2, Providence Frat­ernal having the 2.

Immediately following their triumph the Olympics decided to prolong their season long enough to challenge the Beth Israel league to a championship rolloff.

No less than 81 strings of 100 or better were posted by the 60 keglers. The Olympics had 33, Knights of PJthl;is 2Z and Prov­idence Fraternal 26.

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. lMtitte . '· . A joyful family reunion was campus activities. held in New York last Monday Baby Son Arrives by a" Providence brother and sis- The birth of their-'first child, ~ ter, Mrs. William Gerstenblatt of Bruce Ma rtin, on April 23 has : Eaton Street and Abraham Tobin been announced by Mr. and Mrs. of Sparrow Street with their sis- Aaron Goldstein of .Pembroke . ter, Miss Caroline Golub of Ar-gentina. . Miss Gorub, who is on a· six

rrionths vaca tion from her em­ployment in South America, had not been re-united with her rela-tives since the three had left their European birthplace 25 years ago. A roun!l or" trips, sightseeing lours and parties are being. plan­ned for Miss Golub. She is a niece of Mrs. Samuel Tobin of Douglas Avenue.,

Larry Cramer Bar Mitzvah · Larry Cramer, son of Mr. and

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Cl,OSED MONDAYS Mrs. Albert A. Cramer of 17 fil!-------------------------------' Pumgansett Street, became Bar Mitzvah at Ahavath Sholom Tal­mud Torah on Saturday, May 8.

At a reception held ,tollowing the service at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mor­ris Miller of 48 Doyle Avenue, guests were present from New Bedford a nd Brockton, Mass. a nd Meriden, Conn. ·

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Miss Pomrenze, an alumna of the University of Illinois, Is a t­tending the graduate school of the University· of Ghlcago. A graduate of Rhode Island State College, her flance Is a member of Alpha E psilon Pi F ra ternity. During the war he! served with the navy.

The wedding will ~ held July 11.

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CENTRE _ SOFTBALL LEAGUE· Resu,ts, Summaries .. tAST- SUNDAY'S RESULTS

Senior Division Olympics 5,1; Mal's Baby ,

S~oppe 3-8. Gob Shop 4-2; Blazers S-3. Arden Caps 7-6; S~cldn-Shoc­

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Roger Williams 4ZA 16-17; Hope AZA 5-18.

Pawtucket AZA 8-14; Qrena­diers 7-8. · Narragansett AZA 10-0; Deacon Sluggers 6-9.

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Junior Division standings are ords; Mr. Tucker,; Ray.Muffs, owner of the store ; Mitchell Shulkin. meeting this Mooday at the SALK'S S.FHUORP not available this week. In the background is C~l Kritz. Adv't. Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel a t which

- -------~---- ------~---_j the nomjnating · committee wni' 266 w ·ESTMINS. TER s· T. Jake Kaplan's Olympics main- · - -tai'ned their slim - hold on lst with a 5-hitter and allowed 1 ing, Berry Clothing fought back present the new slate of officers , second ll'lo_or '(Opp. lfheilar<i'•J

earned run. Warren (Red) Fos- : to win with 2 runs in the 7th for the coming year. Q_ A 1268 place by splitting with the ,run- L • • • • . C f M 1, Bab ter returned the compliment m ' mnmg on a squeeze ·bunt and a - - - - ----------~-'---..:....-~er-up ~mets O :t ah s , d Y I the second game, holding the I walk with the bases loaded The .:,hoppeh. _td was aLepfitc .eArbs Lay I OJympics to 5 hits as -he pitched l game was a slugfest with th~ win-

r- · on bot s1 es as y e o- ' . . · , · . • · . ffl d M 1, . t h I his best game of the year . The , nc.rs gettmg 15 hits the· losers

~ be! ba e a s m e opener . I ' Wayland Square Bakeries ____ . . .. only run 'off him was unearned. 14. Barrengos pitched a 3-hitter , . House for Rent Ralp.h ~inn and Joe S~hwa: tz I two of the bingles off his deliv-_

At-Barrington· ~rove m s runs fo: the 01ymp1cs ery being bunts, as he nothing-

! · B 1 gt Be h 7 oom m the opener wJ\1le ~yd Jacob- hailed the men of Price into their \'. arr n on ae , -r , . . . . , . . \ :ous~·~· four sleeping . rooms.· . son s 2,run., triple 1n the rught- twm defeat. The Berrys, __ who ' d' or ~nt for season . . For fur. , <_:_ap · gave FoSter t_he edge · he scoerd single runs in the 3rd,

.u ~her· information call PI,antu- needed. ' - - 4th and 5th., unloadc<! with 7 , _ /_ I : ltions 9086 or Warren 1979-R. The 3rd place Gob ~hop sta_Y· r_uns in th~ 6tp and 3 irf, the 7th.

' i · . ed one game off J~e_pace by split- Normie Namerow pitched

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for rent for summer season at gave up o nly 5 in losing. Abel- backed up by some heavy hitting N tt Pi Also 8- son's 3-run homer was the mar- on t,he part of Art Nozick and

arrai:;nse REelsoNABLE gin of victory for the Gob Sltop. ·Lennie Gerhardt. ' room ouse. T I h · In the second game Rekant 's 2- Norman Schwartz' 1-run relief Call after 5 p. m. e ep one . ll d · t · ·run round tripper spe e v1c ory · job after he replaced Sam Narragansett 476• for t he Blazers as Lefkowitz Schwartz in the - 4th featured ·

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In the two fastest' games of the includil}g 2 home runs, a nd 2 day the Arden Cap§ J?revented singles. Sackin-Shocket from enter ing the .,With L. Kaplan pitching his win column b.Y scor ing 3 times second straight victory a nd K. in the 7th inning of t he i;iightcap I Rappa port con'lecting for a 3-to win 6-4 after taking t he open- ;run homer, Narragansett AZA er. Bedrosian !!-Rd :i;:omerantz defeated the Deacon Sluggers each had 3 hits for the winners 10-6 before the Sluggers rebound­while Primack knocked in 3- ed for a 9-0 nightcap win. AZA r uns for the losers in the open· ! wasted . iO hits in the second er. In the nightgap, Fletcher I game. s ingled in the winning r un after Two prote~ts were upheld last sensational fielding robbed · the week, East Side Pharmacy being

Enjoy Yourself and Support JWV boys in the 5th frame. awarded a win -over Sackin-Shoc-. The Youth Movement After spotting East Side Phar- ket. and the Blazers' second de-!--- ------- -----· macy a 4·run lead in the 1st inn- feat a t the hands of Ma)'s Baby

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MASADA SPEAKER Rabbi J a mes Gordon will be

the pr incipal speaker a t a meet­Ing of t he Providence Chapter of Masada on Sunday, May 23, at 3 o'clock a t the J ewish Community Center. Miss Rita Ross, program ch{llr ma n, has announced that Rabtil Gordon will s peak "Lag B'Omer."

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Cornerstone Supper Sunday

Final plans for a cqrnerstone supper to be given Sunday by the Sisterhood of Ahavath Shol­om ·synagogue were made at a meeting last week.

A cake made to resemble the cornerstone of the proposed new synagogue will be displayed dur­ing a candlelight ceremony. There will be .musical entertain· ment by Irene Polikoff, soloist, accompanied by Dorothy Click. The proceeds from the supper wil\ be given to the building fund. ·

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LZOA to Present Haganah Awards

1 The American Hero of ' Hag. anah award will be1 presented jointly to :flaganah ngptel'S Har­old Katz and Hugh McDonald ati the Haganah luncheon, a feature of the r:egio,nal convention of the

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The two soldiers, now room· mates- at Harvard University, served . together aboard Haganah .

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Every Sunday 12:30 to l p. m. . '

Sunday; May 23 · "The.Dream of Jacob Meyer'' _

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Summer Hebrew· Instruction Rabbi

Joseph Goldstein Wishes to announce that "All

11arents Intending to have their children receive private Hebrew Instruction during the summer vacation, should notify me In ad· vancc, In order to rcserv,e time for the children's lessons. Those needing Individual Instruction ln pre1mraUon for a Bar Mltzvah wlll also be accepted." Rabbi G o I d s t e I n also revealed this, week: "For the benefit of the 11arcnts l,(tho wish to hav~ their c:hlldren attend Hebrew classes during the summer vacation, both ti.c South Providence Talmud Torah and the Oakland A venue Talmud Torah will have classes throughout the summer vaca· tlon.''

For Registration and Arrangements for Private Lessons, call DE 6185

The main .speaker at the lunch: eon, which will be held at the Sheraton.Biltmore Hotel at · 1· o'clock Sunday- afternoon, June , 6, will be Ben Zion Elan, nationar director of Americans for Hag .. anah. He has served in both the United States and Palestine arm. !es and is now working with Bart· ley Crum, national chairman ot. Americans for Haganah.

Ma~ Berman, luncheon chair· man, announced this w~ek· th~t the price of the meal will be $1.75 plus a 25 ~ent service charge. He said reservations for the afl;air may be made with Mrs. Edward Feldman, 94 Moore St. l\{r1s. Feldman is. chairman of the Henry Burt Chapter's committee c6~perating with · Mr. Berman.

Free Loan Assn. Honors A. Bazar

For "outstanding services ren- . dered during his two terms as president of the organization" Abraham Bazar was. presented an engraved resolution at a re. cent meeting of the officers and board of directors of the South Providence Hebrew Free Loan Association. Barney Taber, sec­retary of the organization, made

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DAY SCHOOL HOLIDAY A full day of games and actlv­

ltles has been planned for pupils of the Pt·ovldence Hebrew Day School Thursday at Roger Wll· Hams Park on the holiday of Lag B'Omer. •

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More people living in New !;:ngland than ever be. fore and a larger proµortion .than ever wanting telephones , . . .

' These are some of the reasons. why we've beerl putting so much money into new ·constructio11 and equipment --more than 'three times as much in 1947 as our yearly pre -war average.

We're still going ahead -- at the highest rate ever. For oitlY in this way can we meet New England's growing telephone" needs.

The children have pledged to .,ti, ,_ support the planting of a forest Nu, EN.ILAND _T.ELEPHONE- AND HLEHlPN COMPANY of 50- trees In the new Jewish state, -------------

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Emanuel Honors Judge Joslin _ Judge Philip C. Joslin was ·pli!-yer on behalf of friends.

honored at. a m~ting of the The pre.sident appointed the board of tru!,!tees of Temp 1 e following committees: Finance­Emartuel held recently after · a M6rris Espo, chairman, . Jacob I. dinner served at th~ home of the Felder, 'Benjamin Brier, Arthur · new p.resident ' of the board, Sam- Kaplan, E;rnest I!lazar, Herman ucl Rosen. Swartz; Irving , Fairi; member- ·

·A ·goid. key, r~plica of .the o·ne ship--Na"t Cohen, chairman; Dan­c·arried ·by Judge_ Joslin during iel Jacobs, .David-· Meyers; school. the 24 years of his presidency board.::....Julius Robinson, ' chair­of the board, was presented to man. him --as ,a .. Iifetime possession, as High Hol~day and religious­·~ell as~ pa7chment _s~roll bear_-· Her~an Aisenberg_, chairman,' mg test1momal resoh,n1ons pass- Ralph Krauss, Emest - Btazar, ed _at , th~_- last ann!1°al-, meeting. Saul Feinberg, Alfred Goldberg,' Nat .Cohen, pre!!ent~d _hiJTI with Abraham. Jacobs-, Benjamin Siiss;· . a combination - r,adio · and -record school puilding and funds- Jud·ge

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.holyday services- Alfred J . Gold-berg, chairman.

Day Sc_hool Children .. Herald New.Israel _, I The children of the Providence

Hebrew Day School conducted a J PalesHne Day Assembly last Frl-

dpy herl,llding the birth of the new _Palestine ·state. Guest speak­er for the program · was Mrs. Aaron Klein of. the Temple Eman­uel Religious School, who spoke on the significance of this great event. Leading the program of prayer and- song were Leon Bram, Irwin Spader a nd Norman Goodman. Barbara Felt and Mer­rill Hassenfeld led the , Oneg Shabbat.

Have you flri"ished packing your SOS bags? Remember- the drive will be ort this Sunday. Enlist now to l1elp mnke It a success.

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' . Hada~sah A~nual Meeting Monday _ l ~P~ING _FQRMAL ~NIGHT

Sp!c'cial awards will be .present- Feldman and Evereit Cowen, , There will be both mdoor and · ed ,to members · of Senior Hadas· auditoi"·s. -- !' outdoor dancing at ·the spring sah· who have made outstanding New me~1bei·s' added to ' the , forma l of Iota Phi Sorority, Mu o3 contributions' to .the organization Board - this year are Mesdames.! Chapter, tonight at the Ledge- ; this year at the annual meeting Irving Kovitch, Oscar E:lemer, i !Y.ont C0untry Club· with Ed Monday afternoop at 1 o'clock in TIJeodore , Rosenblatt, Jbseph ! Dre\~'s orchestra ~ Temple Emanuel. Dessert will Ress, Mal'.! Leach, Howard Schnei- music. ~ b{' served. dei·, Leo Marks, Samuel Chernov, 9

The guest of honor will be Mrs. Nathan Roy, Max Grant, Louis l"l _George Rossyn of Malden, M-ass., Kestenman, E . Leonard Chaset, ,--------....,-~ __ _;; · ~ president of the New England Jack Queler, Elijah Scoliard, Saul ! . "Wedding , t_,!J

Region,· who will install the new Ho9osh, Ronald Sop kin, Louis 1 · ;j slate of officers. Sweet, Daniel Miller, Abe Edel- ! ~

The honorary officers and stein, Hyman Globus, Arthur lnformals" oo board members include - Mes- Landers, Raymond Makowsky ::Z: dames Archibald Sl_lverman, pres- and Abe Lechtman. Fr.ed Ke' lm'an· ~ ident; Benjamin- Alper, Morris :=:, Sheer, Samuel Michaelson, vice- ~ presidents; Sa ul Abforris, Nathan Club 65 will cqntintie its Tues- Wf 54Q2· - ~ Temkin, Morris Schussheim, Har· ·day night sessions at the Jewish .. "!J old Sy\iney, Saul Feinberg, Mau- Community Center until June, 9 A. ~I .. 6 -P. l\l. CQRNER EMPIRE ~

rice Robinson, boa rel members_. · olf~fi-c1•·a.ls• s•ta• t•e•d- th•i•s• w•e•e•k•. ••••••••••••-•••:;;;;~~~~~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 0 Mrs. Irwin N. Silverman will - ~ be seated a~ the new president. ,_. The other _new offl!:er.s ar~ Mes-, ;i: dames Abraham Percelay, first >-e vice-president; Jacob Hohenem­ser, second vice-president; Wil-liam Bojar, third vice-president; Charles Temkin, treasurer; Max Greenbaum, financial secretary; Paul Bergman and Abraha m Wexler, assistant financial secre­taries; Walter Rutman, recording secretary; Joseph Stanzler, Mor­ris Pritsker, Nathan Levitt, cor­responding secretaries; David E.

130 Women Attend Second Annual Bridge · Over 130 Women attended the second annu,!l bridge of the Roger Williams Chapter, B'nai B'rith Young Women, last week at Temple Emanu,El. - Miss Lor­raine Rose, president of the chap· !Pr, welcomed the gat11ering. She was introduced by E laine Chand· iE!r, chairman of th{' hridgl'.

There were- four winners of a raffle. for which Mrs. William MPyers drew the numb{'rs. Mrs. Melvin Loncfon won _the door prize. Refreshments wc>rc served.

CHARITY BRIDGE-l\lAJI ,JONG

A charity hridgc and mah JOJlg will hi! given by the TIPlh David Sisterhood on Tuesday afternoon, June 8, al 2 o'clock, in th{' vestry of the Synagogue, it was an­nounc:ed this week hy Mrs. Na-

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Officers in charge of t.he PiOf!· eer Women's annual donor affair which was held Tuesday at the Sheraton-Biltmore · Hotel are shown as t.hey complete,i ar­i·angements for the event at a ·tea given at the home ot Mrs. Benjamin Schuster.

Around the table, left to right., are ,esdames Nathan ,Jagollnzer, raffle chairman ;· Charles Mess­ing, telephone chairman; Israel Resnick, co-chairman; Irving A. Bliler, secretary; Harry Schleifer, honorary chairman; Henry Efros, secretary; Ben,jamln Schust.~r, s11onsor chairman; Alter Hoyman, dessert; Harry Sklut, chairman; Joshua Bell, publicity; Nathan Goldfarb of Pawtucket, chairman, and Benjamin Rakatan~ky, dec­oratlonR.

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,,. --Lincoln Blrofsky, left, sales representative for Child Life Shoes,

discusses one of the features of the line with Bernard Pollock and Leo Waldman, o,vners of the Sample Shoe Shoppe, ·1ocated In the Alice Building, at the recent R. I.- Chiropodist convention held In th~ Sheraton-Biltmore Hotel . .. An unidentified man looks on. Advt.

Young People Plan • !To Give Awards at Annual Spring Dance Sports Kovod Nite

The annual spring dance of the I A Sports Kovod Nite · will be Young Peoples League of Paw- held this Monday evening at 7 tucket will be held on Wednesday ! o'clock at the Jewish Community eveni~g. May 26, at the Oak Hill ! Center. Warren Walden, local Tennis Club, Pawtucket, Alan i sportscaster, will be the princi­

l Oster, chairman of the arrange-I pal, speaker. Other outstanding

I ments committee, has aJtnounced. ' guests will attend. Other committee members in- Supper and entertainment will

elude Marvin Rumpler, R~bert follow the presentation of awards Schaeffer, Celia Buckler, Beatrice and trophies to the Center Roller Levin and Irving Espo. I Juniors, winners of tl1e Midget

At a meeting of the League Basketball League title; the Cen­held May 3 the following were : ter Rollers, Intermediate divi­elected to serve as officers during : sion champs, and, the Center the coming year: Marvin Rump· . Alumni, senior division titlists. Ier, president; Alan Oster, vice- I Other awards will be presen~e? president; Beatrice Levin, secre- to Center members who part1c1-t· . H d R be I I pated on either the Varsity or

I ary , owar osen rg, reas-, Alumni teams. urer, and Celia Buckler, publicity. :Abe Lobel, athletic director,

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Women's Mizrachi Lists Future Plans

A board meeting of the Provi­dence Chapter of Women's Miz­rachi was held recently at the. home of Mrs. Samuel Bernat of n Viking road, Cranston. Mrs. Morris Lecht, president, presided!

Mrs. Lecht announced that the membership campaign is now go­ing on. The Chapter's aim is to

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· The Wellington Jewish com- t; ·­munity of 3500 has announced a goal of $160,000 for the New Zealand Jewish Appeal Drive. >'3 . =

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' PlaQS are being . made· to con- l--------------" duct a rum'mage sale. Any per- -::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-_ son who has an empty store or ,-knows of a store where such a sale may be held is asked to call Mrs. Lecht, DE 6674. Proceeds from the sale would help care for refugee children.

A Lag B'Omer meeting will be held on Thursday evening al 7 :30

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e Labor · : d s - - 11 d f. Th k Joseph' Schlossberg . . 1 Arthur Einstein and Cantor Ja-One of the Jarl!'est-s gatherings · "When a persecute . Jew ar- tates was ca e or. e spea · . . .

co of R. I : Jews of all time jammed I rived in the U. S., shrinking and ers rejoiced that Pale1?tine would Rabbi Silk'_ re~re~ented tne M1z- cop Hohenemser led the group "" · · - · · · · b d d rachi Orgaruzation at the meet- singing. ~ into the Sheraton-~_mmore Hotel ashamed; Ii.is attitude wa~:_:Here :have 1ts o:'°n am assa ors an ~ballroom last Sunday night tol I am, please: let me stay. Mrs. representa?ves before the wo~ld. ~ celebrate the founding of the re- Silverman declared. . .Leaders m the R. I. commun!tY ;;,,i public of Israel a;,_d jts recogni- "Now" she said, "t!J.e Jew too _rep~esenting the various Zionist -

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~~~~E~t?#'&?~#"tr#'~ ~ tion by the United States. can say: 'If I like your country organizations comprised t~e rost-• "After 2000 years of homeless- I'll - stay. If I don't I will go to er .of speakers expressing. their ~ ness and suffering, we were the Palestine." gratitude and urg!ng continued 9 ones chosen to see in our life- Both Gov. Jo}'m 0. Pastore and support of brother Jews.. • I f time the establishm~nt of a ~ew- ! M~yor Dennis - J . Robert~ paid . Those pres~nt on the platform

- . ish homeland," . Fra,nk Licht,! tribute to the _new repub!Jc and · or speaking mcluded: Mrs. Mau-., 9 president of the .Ptoviaence Zion-: its citizens. ' -1 .rice Lecht, president of the Wo-1 ~ . ists and master of ceremonies for ·1 Intern_ational politics were be-

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inen's Mizrachi; Mrs. Harry Sch­~ the' R. I. Zionist · Emergency yond his realm, Gov. Pastore Jieffer, president of Women's ' = Council sponsoring the affair, I pointed out. But, he said, he sin- Pioneer Organization; Dr. Eli l;j told the audience ,in opening the I ce~e~y believed _President :rruman. i Berger, tre-asurer, R. I . Zionist

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• .program. reJo1ced when he proclaimed U. Emergency Council; Mrs. Mau- Interstate Bus leaves terminal at' Union a11d Fountain Sts., ~ Wh J · h - t t t S. recognition of Palestine. ri·ce Robi· son president Provi- Providence at 5:45 p. m. and regularly thereafter until 6 :30. N. E. J;;l . at a _ew1s,, s a e. means O . . n • . • Transportation busses will leave- terminal in Pawtucket at 5:15 and ,-:, world Jewry was best illustrated . Mayor Roberts_ ~aid tbat ~ur- dence Chapter of Hadassah; Rab- Providence at 5 Eddy St. at ·6 :20 nightly. . -~ by Mrs. Archibald Silverman, mg the_ war he visite~ Palestme, bi Morris G. Silk; A.~lt=e~r:B~o'.:y~m~a~n:!,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Z principal speaker and pioneer in the Middle East and _ North -------! the fight for a -Jewish nation. Africa, and he was convinced that ,__ ____________ __,._.....;.. ___________ ..c..., __ _

~ "When a Norwegian or Swede the Arabs do not dislike th·e Jews O · t I d · but that it is the politic5; of oil ~ or any other imm1gran an s m ·~ the u. s., he takes the attitude: and leaders who have exploited J;;l 'I'll look around your country the situati9n that really led to ~ and if I like_· it I'll stay.' • ~he warfare there.

A hope that the United Na-BOARD MEETING tions will ' shortly invite Pales-

A board meeting of the Ladies tinian delegates into its councils .Association of the Providence was expressed. Lifting of the, Hebrew Day School will be held j arms embargo by the United· Wednesday .at, the· sc~ool. It was , -also announced that Mrs. '?lara,Blackstone Valley Greenstein has been appomted SOS D . S d -chairman 'of the ' paid-up mem- rave un ay uers' affair to be given ::rune 16 PAWTUCKET-F'jnal plans at the school. Sh~ will name her hav& been completed for the o,ne-· commit tee shortly. ~"' day SOS drive to be held this -- Sunday in the Blackstone Valley . . ,,1!lll!lllll11lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll.llll~ · More than 50 volunteers wil \ man ,

Dr. A. Nemtzow trucks and cars in the intensive = one-day drive which seeks food-

Opto'm~trist - stuffs and clothii:tg items for

Fi t<'d, 1'1·escrlptions l•'nled overseas relief. 211 ABOIOI ST. GA 7172:=-_= Mrs. Harry Smiih, David Cher-

Paramount Wind.o.w ·Cleaners . House Win.dows Cleaned '

Storm Windows Taken Off Awnings Put ·on .- ' ' DE· 211~

nack a nd William Orleck are co­chairmen of theorive. ,

Drive officials hqpe-: to exceed . I a s t year's record of 26,858 pounds Which placed the Black­stone Valley area in a high posi­tion nationally for per capita giving.

l,('f ns frunsfnrrn .vour fuvoril<• slylt• int.o a m•w sh0<• ....... just by <'hang ing Its hPPI lo 1111• sl y lf' you p1.-efer. Cuh­

an? French or low rnililary? Our rn1'11 an' factory-lrairwd sho<' t'l'aflsnwn. Tnes opC'11Pd 0 1:.. t•los,~d! Vamps cul! Sllo<'S m11 d1• long,•r 01· widPr. W1• Also 1<1•-( '11,·t•r l'litlforms

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CE-LEBRATJ.ON - .

DAN~E - BENEFIT Tuesda:y evening, May 25th. Save the date. Rhocies--on-the-Pa.w­!tuxet is the place~

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Don't miss the big Benefit Ball under the auspices of Th e Ynung Progressive Beneficial Association.

-· . Rally to the ·support of our Jewish brethren 'in,lsrael. ThisJs

OUR Call to Arms. '(,his is OUR chance to share ·in the defense of the new Israel. All proceeds from this B.a.ll go to the supp.ort : of Haganah, the Jewish National Army, in it~ heroic · defense-~of-.:J the ne~ Jewish State, The Republic of Israel. · - - -

Come and celebra.te with us, and rejoice and dance as did our people of old. Celebrate the re-birth ,of the · J~-wish· nation. A home-land of its own is now.a reality, the dreams and hopes of Jews for ov:er 2000 .years are realizing fulfillmen!t before our eyes. For thi·s they have kept faith with their ·for.efathers, for this un-

. . told generations have suffered and died. The millions -gpon DHl­lions of martyred dead bid us meet the challenge today. We can­not, we must not fail them, nor our heroic brethren alive today in Israel, who aTe· building th~ nation, under grea:t stress and stu­pendous difficulties,'building a nation to endure and prosper, a , Homeland, at long last, for ours and every future generation~ A Homeland which needs and deserves and welcomes the faith and support of an Jewry.

Help us m~ke this a real gal~ celebration, enjoy yourselves with us while you dance to the music of Tommy Masso, and· let our proceeds swell the funds for the great and pressing needs of :the new Israel, as it takes its place among the gre·a:t nations of the

1 world today.

Remember the date, May 25th at 8 P. M. COME bring yom· families and friends,- but even if you c.a.nnot come-buy all the tickets Y:OU can. Israel's need is great)-we WILL NOT FAIL HER. .

/ Tickets $1.20- .on sale at Rhodes, or phone Mr. Lazarus at

Gaspee 9078,- Mr. Grossman a!l Stuart 2087,--or Mr. Troston­off at Ga.spee 0872, and tickets will be cheerfully delivered -to you.

Tickets also available at door.

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_The Golden Book-of.- the -Jewish· State · Sponsored by th~ Jewis_h National Fund

TUESD_AY ,-JUNE. 8, 19481: NARRAGANSETT HOTEL · : A 'GALAXY .OF "NATIONALLY NOTED SPEAKERS

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11• A PROGRAM OF ~NGS-BY TAI.:ENT RECENTL y ARRI.YEO FROM ERETZ ISRAEL

IN -HEBREW AND ENGLISH

~ A Ceremony-to ·Remembei- for Life ' . . . .

HONOR ROLL 'OF SUBSCRIBERS

( First List) · M. LOUIS ABEDON CARL ARBITMAN DR. ILIE BERGER BEN BRIER PAUL CHERNOV' SAMUEL CHERNOV ARTHUR DARMAN JACOB FELDER IRVING FITELSON CENSER BROTHERS

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Su~scribers to the Golden -Biook of the Jewish State, be­sides receiving two tickets .to the dinner, will _hai{e the priv­ilege of personally writing their names in the book on June 8, the night of the Sefer Hamedinah Dinner, before it is trans-ferred to Palestin~.- ·

. · Affirm your _solidarity wjth the- courageous Sons a n d Daughters of Eretz Israel who are defending their freedom with th~ir lives. . . · · • .

Chairman

S. JACK ROSENBLATT

· Honorary Chairman

ARCHIBALD SILVERMAN

· BEN SOPKIN

c0:Ghalrman

, MAX LEACH MRS. SAMUEL MICHAELSON

Vice' Chairmen · • MARY GLASSMAN

HERMAN P. GOLDBERG JAMES GOLDMAN

\ ' - . CLIP OUT THE ATT_ACHE D COUPON AN D MAIL, WITH YOUR CHECK, TO THE

JEWISH· NATIONAL FUND, 201 _STRAND BUILDING ~ROVIDENCE, -R. J ..

MAX BERMAN ALTER BOYMAN · MRS. MORRIS LECH.T ABE GOLDSTEIN

LOUIS GOLDSTEIN MAXIMILIAN GOTTLIEB MORRIS HOROVITZ KESTENMAN BROTHERS HARRY LEACH & SONS JACOB LICHT HENRY LIMMER BERT FORT LOUIS SAMUEL MICHAELSON FRED PINKNEY JACK ROSENBLATT CHARLES ROTHMAN " NATHAN SAMORS MRS. HARRY SCHLEIFFER HARRY SCHWARTZ M{lS.1 JACOB SECH.T SILVERMAN BROTHERS' EDWARD SOFORENKO MYER SOFORENKO SAMUEL SOFORENKO W . D. STRONG WALTER SUNDLUN

The undersigned hereby subscribes the amount of$ .. .... .. .. .......... to the JeWlsh National Fund for t.he Rede'llptlon of· Land In Eretz Israel.

D Golden' Book Inscrlp, tlon at $100.00 (2 tickets)

tJ Dunam of Land $50 (2 · tickets)

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Chairman, Executive

FRANK LICHT

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On public display here are the characters who participated In the mock marriage ceremonies -conducted at · the Mothers' .Day meet~g of the Temple Beth Is­rael Daughterhood. Left to right, Meyer Mushlfn, Joe Zangwell, Milton Rosen, Norman Salhanlck, Sy ·Levy, Jack Applebaum, Jack Hollander, Max Carter, Edwin Berger and Max Berger.

Photo by Fred Kelman

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. cal Seminary qt America at the Sheraton-Biltmore· Hotel laugh-at a h·umorous anecdo,te. Left to right, Mayor Dennis J. _ Roberts, Dr. Louis Finkelstein; president .. of the Seminary; Rabbi Israel M. Goldman, guest of honor; Arthur I. Darman, chairman of the din-ner arrangements, and Richard Tucker, star of the Metropolitan Opera Company.

Photo by ·Fred Kelman

Pictured here· Is a scene of the SOS collection drive. held last Sunday in . Boston. So much mat­erial was collected during the drlvu that it required eight hours lw.yond the scheduled time just for 11acklng. More than 20 freight cars were needed for the load of (•armed goods, medical suJlplies and elothing. 1500 workers con­t rlhuh><I their efforts to the drive and the l'ntire Boston community show~d unusual generdiity in 1·ontrihutihg to the camJlaign.

Providt>nce's turn comes this Hmulay and l0<·al SOS l<'&d<'rs art' <·011fldc•1lt our r~rd ,viii com11hn• Vl'ry fa,·orably \\ith that of Boston.

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firrrfaHve· and Charles .Curran, prominent focal attorney, will, UP,· •

ings. Woman preferred or business couple. Call GA 869!7.

hold the negative on tl].e issue: "Is the Repuf>!ica n P-trty As Re-

For Delicious Refreshments actionary As Some People .-After· the Game, Stop In at Claim?" in a debate to be spon-

BUTLER.'S sored by the_Rhode Island Jewish We also ·cater for banquets and Fraternal Association Thursday

pa,rties evening at the Sons of Abraham '-5_64_P.....;..a_w_t_u_c_k_e_t_A_v_e_. __ P_E_84_2_1-' Hall, Prairie avenue. Alter Boy­

man, chairman· of the educational committee, arranged the debate. The Association is a non-political organization. 'f!Jt/ Teisha College Plans :·,t:i'.·t , Annual_ Bridge · l\liss rnvLus 1;~~KsT.AINE 'j LAK~roff~ ' 'J.,,; 140Tl;l.

The annua l bridge of the Ra b- . Mr, a nd Mrs, Irving Hock­binical College of Teisha will be staine of Yonkers, N, Y., have

Spofford, New Hampshire held Tuesday afternoon at 1 :3o announced the enga~ement of OPENS JUNE 24th o'clock at the , Ladies Hebrew !heir daughter, Miss Phyllis

Every sport on the Estate, Union Aid building, 191 Orms l"'ockst,·ti'nn., to Lester Schreiber, Golf, Tennis, Sand Beach, Boat- • " ing, Fishing- Beach Sundeck I street. ·son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. and ·solarium- Barbecue Lun- . ' Mrs. Adolph Shapiro, chair- Schreiber, , of Brockton, Mass., cheons- Cocktail Lounge- De- I ' ·11 b · t d b · M

of the SOS drive -· this Sun:

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Wednes~ay by the 1union of Or-thodox · Sisterhoods · of New Eng-la nd'. Approximately 75 local women -a;-e planning to attend and three ·buses have been char• tered,

The day's prog.ram will open . with a luncheon a.t the , commun- · ity center of Touro Synagogue from 12 to 1 :30 o'clock. Historic sites will be visited during thC' following hour, and the annuai conference will be held at the Viking Hotel from 2 :30 to 3:30 o'clock, "Judaism and American Democracy" will be discussed. A , dramatization of a playlet writ ­ten a nd directed by MJ·s, Isaac L Nelson of Fall RivC'r will he given, _ Luncheon rPs'ervations may be

mad<' with Mrs, Carl Nt'nmberg, 95 JunP street, Fall Riv<'r, Tourn

0 SyrfugoguP Sisterhood will serve as host esses. Mrs, lsri1e1, Golu is program chairman and Mrs, Ida Sims is conference Ghairman,

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The Jewish -ueraid is co-operating with the General ·Je~sh came into dramatic being this Without large-scalie flna.ncial young woman. IJoyd avenue, Committee and the R _- I. League of Jewish Women's Organizations · week, Henry Morgenthau: Jr., assistance from· the Jews of Am- near Elmgrove avenue cair-

ln the, publi'cat.ion of the Community Calendar. general chairman · of the United crica, however, Palestine immi- line. Telephone PLantati?ns Dates and clearances for men's organizations should be tele- Jewish · Appeal, called attention gration ,~II be, im,possible to any 2144•

phoned to _the GJC at GAspee 1845; similarly, 'dates for women's to tl1e fact that the momentous substantial degre.e, Morganthau -------------­organization meetings should be- cleared through l\1rs. Joseph \V. ev~~ took place · almost three '_noted. Strauss, of the League, at GAspee 5218. .. years to the day since th~ defeat Developments in Israel this Sund~y-::-May 23 · ·• of the German armies in Europe. week sharply accentuat~d the ur-

9:30 a·. m. s:o.s·. Drive---Produce Market I3uilding. Since May, 1945 more than· gcncy of the UJA's -$250 000 ooo 11 a. m .

Street. Workman's C:ircle Branch No. 14 meeting, 29 Snow 70,00~ Jewi~h re_fugees wei:e set- campaign drive. Leaders' of 'thei

tied m the JeWish homeland in local General Jewish Committee I Palestine alone; nearly 50,000 indicated that the day-by-day turn 1

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8 p. m. Congrngation Sons of J acob regular meeting. 8 p. m. Zionist District . of Pi:ovidence meeting-Temple

more entered the United States. of events woulil be an important , , "The year 1948 will be the most impetus to the greater Providence 1

crucial year in history for mass quota wliich will he established ! Beth Israel. emigration activity;• Morgenthau • '

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1290 Broad St., Williams- 9065 Monday-May 24 _ . . stressed, disclosing that in the I first four months of 1948 more next month. · 2 p. m . Senior Hadassah meeting and installation. ---------------'-------- ------

2 p. m. Sisterhood, Sons of Zion, final meeting in vestry. Jewish refugees entered Palestine 8:30 p: m . What Cheer Lodge No. 24, Knights of Pythias, 143 ·thm1 in any single year since the

Washington S! reet. Tuesday-May '25

2 p. m. Yeshiva Collc>gc of Telsh11 Ladies Assn. bridge. 2 p. m. Providence Sectiofl, Nationa l Council of Jewish

Women- Preside.nt'_s _?ay. ~

8 p. m . Mizrachi Ol'ga11ization of 8 p. m . , Wha t Chc>e1· Lo.rlge No.

visit ation, Chelsea, Mass. •

Providence- meeting. 24- Knights of Pythias,

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8 p. m. Y..P.B.A. dance at Rhodes. _

end of the war. Present plans call for the ad­

mission to Palestine this year of 75,000 homeless Jews- including

Junior Mizrachi Women Elect

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Mrs. James Gordon was elected I i-,cesident of the En\una Chapter, . Juniol' Mizrachi Women, at their ; last meeting at which time the group voted to sustain a child's life in Palestine by joining the Chai Brigade, sponso!'ed by the N a tional Junior Mizrachi Women.

CHASE'S .;DELICATE$SE.N -t LG North !\lain S treE>t 2 p. m . Providence Section, National Council of Jewish Wo-

.nwn ins truction groups. 7:30 p. m. Gemilath· Chesed l'egulal' meeting. 8 p. 'm . Jewish Communit y Cent er annu:_il meeting, 65 Bene-

fit St Feet. 8 p. m. Touro Fraternal Association regular meeting.

Thursday-Ma}: '27 2 p. m. Ladies Hchrew Union Aid Assn. final board meeting. 2 p. m. Jewis h Convalc'scent Home of R. I. meeting-I.

Kirsh~nhaum, _gucst speaker. '-7 :30 p. m . Mizrachi Wome n: meeting and Lag B'Ome r pl'ogram

- playlet by Mizrachi Women dl Sheraton-Biltmore H otel. 8 p. m . Men's Ciub, Beth David, meeting. S p. m. Miriam Hos pital ~ssociation annual meeting. 8:30- p. m. J ewish F rate rnal Assn. deba te- J·udgc William E .

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Other newly-elected o![ice~s are Charlotte- Dubinsky, vice president; Martha Lury, treas­Ul'cr; Dorothy Clic.k; recording secretary; Sara Silver, con-espon­ding secretary. Committee chair­men include Hilda Ka lvPr , Jew­is h Na tiona l Fund; Charloll.e Du­binsky, cultura l and pi·ogram;· Evely11 Snow, puhli<:_i_ty.

Masada Plans Outing for May 31

An out ing with a program of indoor a nd outdoor sports has been planned by Providence Chapter of Masa da for Memorial Day, Monda)', May_ 31. •

. The> chail'ma n,1 David Kessler, has a nnouncec:I that th<' a ll-da:y outing will hegin at 10 o'clock in the morning and will be,. cli• maxed .by a picnic supper. Re­servations, _he said, must · be made by Mµy 24.

Kessler is being assisted by Adele Grlden, tra nsportation; Norma Sieg!, Pauline Israel, Frances E. ·Cohen, refreshments; Dorothy Greene, Philip Cosores. Betty Gottscha lk, Donald Jacobs, HelenJ Korb, reservations; Isa ­dore I::riedman, sports,; Edward Berman, ~ -oITicio.

Celia Buckler To Conduct Meeting

Miss Crlia nuckler, nomination c hai rman for the New E_ngland Reg ion o f the Junior Hadassah, will conduct. the regional meet­ing Sunday a t the Zionist Youth Ilouse in Ho!ilon. A new slate of o fficc>1·s will be elected.

Memhcrn o f the Provitl<'nc<' u11it who wish to make reserva­t ionH for t Ile rc>glonal conve ntion I Io Ii<' held al the l'lntt'l 13n.idford, Bos ton.· Jun<> 5 and fi may · call j

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presented_ - to Rabbi and Mrs; mond . Goldstcin," Leoniird Gold• . .A"lirlage· to aid Palestine, was : _ . ~ - . . " <:_; :.Q_ iJ:,?' Israel M : Golgrnan·as ~ .farewell ~· Carl Hynian, Uiuis Kauf- held last week by Sacki~-Shoeket . · _ • COMPl,ETE sttEcnON . ' • ~ : gift by th~ Sisterhood of Temple man, Joseph Katz, Nathan Levitt, Ladies. Auxiliary No. 533 in the · · · ·- '- R. Emanuel ·at their annual lunch- Daniel Miller, Arthur Newman, vestry of -the Sons df Zion Syna- Baby Carriag~---r~ 1~.,;_I "cl eon held last week a:t the Tern'. Fred Pinkn~y. Jack Pritsker, gogue.· Mrs. Rose -Che~nov; was Nurse,ry Fi]rni_tu~- ! ple and attended by 600 woinen. Jack Queler, George Reizen, chairman and Mrs. Rose Shocket ~

Past presidents of the organi- Charles Reitman, · Leo .. Rosen, was ·- · co-~hairman of arrange. .,.... -.-.~----· . 1" oys - Dolls . :; : zatlon took part in the program San!uel Rosen, Samuel Robinson, ments. . ~ \( ~ which reviewed_the activities of SamuefSchneider, Jacob Temkin, Plans were made 'to participate I - . . ~ lhe Sisterhood for the past ~ Abraham Wexler. -in the dedication of a ~uate in O ~ y. ('\ -years, ilhistratlng the, services Mrs. Percelay was soloist. The memory of Saul Bard and Meyer \J ~ (J ;; of t~at group and qf Rabbi Gold- luncheon was served in the main Primack, at ~arid ~venue and WESTMINSTER ST. ; -man to the congregation. The synagogue, and was directed· by Smith Street, this Sunday at 2:30 I

· Les Fi .GA. 00,2 . · . . = script was prepared by Mrs. Mrs. Frank and Mrs. ter er- o'clock. - _ . ·

Harry Fine, Mrs .. Charles Reit- stein, chairman and co-chairman, - · '---------------------~~------ !!Id I Mail and Phone orden prompt'-_ filled _ 1:11

man· and Mrs. George · Reizen. . respectively. B~y u. S. Savings -Bo~ds. --------! Mrs. Fine was the reader, with .• ,_ fill organ accompaniment' by Art· • hur Einstein.

Mrs. Satµ Feinberg was in-- stalleq as president for the com­

mg year l>y Mrs. Goldman and the f6llowing other officers were seated: ~s. Philip C . .roslin, hon: 1 or~ pre!>ident; J',irs . . Cjlarles Blackman, first vice-president; Mrs. Albert Rosen, second vice­president; Mrs. · Daniel Jacobs, tjlird vice-pre§ident; . Mrs. Eph­raim Feingold, recordi!"lg secre­tary; Mrs.· Louis J. Temkin, trea, surer; Mrs. Burton Finberg, cor­responding secretary; Mrs.· Ben: ' jamin Goldenberg, assistant cor­responding secretary; Mrs. David Horvitz, financial secretary; Mrs. Nathan Samors and Mrs. Has-

. kell Frank, auditors. Also:· ex-officio, Mesdames

Joseph L. Coplan: Esther Prits­. ker10 Hermari Bernstein, Charles

Strasmich, Ernest Blazar, Max • Yiner, Max Temkin, Irving Fa:in, • Abraham Percela-y ~ • .

Mrs. Rose Rubin is honorary board member. Board members -include Mesdames Harry Alberts, Ira ;Blum, Charles· Bolotow, Har­ry Charren, . Israel Edelstein,

Alice Liffman Pu·pils Plan· Piano Recital

A second piano recital will be presented by pupils of Alice Liff. mann Sunday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock at Froebel Hall, 80 Brown Street. The progra_m will include selections from many of the mas­ter .composel"I!, .and two piano_ I concertos, one by Haydn an!} the other by Beethoven. The orchest­ral, parts will be played by Mrs. Liffmann-at the second piano.

The following students will play: Dorothy .Bennett, Elaine Cor11, Margaret· Devoe, EmJl}a Dimond,_ Vonnie Dutton, Helen Feinberg, Betty Ann Feldman, Marcia Fershtr_µan, Edith Gross­man, Yalta Isenberg, Maurice Lipson, Dorothy Oelbaum a'nd ·Barbara ·Stevens.

Eternal.Light Wins New Radio Honors

For the third consecutive year, the "Eternal • Light" radio pro­gram~ p~O<luced under the aus­'ptces of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, was award­ed first place · for excellence in religious broadcasting by the Eighteenth Institute for Educa­tion by Radio at Ohio State Uni­versity.

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the CQ/IStruction of two additional least, 25 children for each two- -and girls -ranging in age from bungalows a't Cai'.rlp Jo.ri at Point -';~~k . period. . six to fourteen ~re eligible. Jew­

.Judith, ft .' I., _ft .. was announcecl Camp iori, popularly known as ish dietary I.aws are · ·observed. by Alexandet 'Rumpler, president ."Joyland of Rhode Island", is Leo Weiss, g4idance counselor of the Jewish Children's Home operated by the Jewish Child- at Ho.pe ·High School, is director'. ·a11d Foundation. It is hoped that .ren's 'Foundation . to provide a Children are ·given a well­these buildings will oe completed

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Journalist to Address Day School Meeting

Harris L . Selig, journalist and ' author, will speak at a combined meeting of the Ladies Association and the membership of the Pro;. idence ·_Hebrew Day School this Sunday evening at 8 :15 o'clock on , the subject : "The New Role ' of Jewish Education."

Mr. Selig, executive di.rector of the United Yeshivoth Foundati<>n, . has assisted in the recent organ­ization ,;if day schools throughout the country. The meeting was otiginally scheduled for May 16 but was cancelled because of celebrations for the new Jewish state. -

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~~~ ~~!'t -:g~: ~~ceKi;:~ =~a l 0~eln ~~if~ ~~:!iJat5f.:'cobs ~~ t,~vme Millers Delicatessen Sterllng Shoe Store . ·Hope Botvin David Friedman Jacqueline Jacobs \ Everett, ;I;evinson_

.National D. Store Soro:i:i,ty Shop _ · Max Botvin Marjorie Fuchs Jack Jacobson Mrs. -Arthur J. Levy Samuel Black Sarnp1e Shoe Shoppe Paul Botvin Hyman Fuchs -sydney Jacobson Mr. Artnur J . Levy Jacob Lake Selby Shoe Store Edward Braid Irving Gabrilowitz _ Jack Jacobvitz · Thelma, Le'O' .Leo Malin .Pauline's Dress Shop Mrs. David Brill William Gabrilowltz Emily Jaffe :Meyer Lindenman Archie's Delicatessen Robiuson Clothing Perry Brill .Elliot Ganz Mrs. Carl Jagolinzer .Arthunlinder Grossman . Bon Ton • Roslyn Bronfman Mrs. Marion Geller Harold Jagollnzer Harvey_,Lisker Elmwood· -Filblic :MarJ,e.t . Lee's Dress Shop J acob Chaiken / Phillip Geller · Mrs. ;Jagollnzer D:- B. Livingston, Jr. Morris F. Lury ' 1 - •• •· , ·s. Garr. & Co. Abraham Charif.son J;,.eo~ Gerhardt ~ N. Jagolinzer Sidney J:1. Long Charles Weisman ' . Wefntfaub's Silks & Fabrics Mrs. Louis Chase Mrs: Jack Gershovitz Malcolm Kahn Mrs.Leo. I:~fL· uLobm' w Eddie's Market Shop, Inc. ,Marcia Chase · - Sidney: Gershovitz Mi's: Kahnovsky naro Nathan Meshnlk Textile , Colll}ecting Co. Brina Chernov· Mrs. Nelson Getter· · - David Kahnovsky · . , liaNldJ.,Lµderman . Biller's Market Leader~ Inc.~ • Samuel ,Chernov Nelson ·Getter . Mrs. HaffY Kalver - N11tlia.11Ludman R I Publl Mark t, In D lln M ' Sh Ruben C:::hernov Mrs. Moe Getter- Hilda Kalver ,..-Nonna' L'Udman Plo~eer F~ Sto~ c. K:1'nrnfre B~tlles op Mi's:-H: Cofinan • · Mrs. H. Gilbert Joseph Kamers - Mrs,-5.-budman 'Gladstone's Fine Food Shoppe , Honorbilt, Jnc. Morris Cotman . Adelle, Gilden • Kampner · ,Na . ury Carl ··Jacobs > Bernstein' Clothing •• ., ,: BeBenjrnardarnlp.,;;,_~en~ L· ..• _.. "' .. •. -, .,. Robert Gi.ns,tte!:g,l;:,;.. .. .::, ... ,... i" -~ AJ1thi>r. .:Kaplan : .... i. F.!'Y~j, .. Pollack's Market . Sam Glacloman -· ""'"' - .: ;,r; • ' t.:: Everett Glantz • - • . 'Leonard ilpian ;ne_K_h:-pe·ronDe.Fli~~- ·.-:_;-.~· , •. ·_· ByroMrs.nHH.el~~n ___ n Cli1f Cohen ,. " .• SeY!Jlqur Glantz ~· ':··~jo c"': ~,;.~Loka15p~-klln ~"" ~~~ ~bel - • = - . - ., .. ..:u .. u=u DaFranvidacesq,l\eCo"-Il,e' n"',· V.", l'·""'''"•'Elirtbr. Gleckman ' .. .,... ..... - ..... ' -~-~~~UIS'Madowsky-Hy Diwlnsky Delica~ M. Abramowitz ;.~,... !•·= m ·' -,.._. _. , _.Herbert--Gold '"J- _ Albert_.Katz 0 Loi,iis~do.'!"5kY Jacob Cohen ' - ·: ·Tobi Aroriov,ltz Gloria Cohen Mrs; Joseph Gold Jacob Katz • ·Sheldon· 'Mallnou ~ E. l:l,oy - ·. •-Mary -·Adelmlpi Harr.y Cohen . ; ·• ,.· Joseph Gold · · S idney W. Katz Marion-.a,~gnba= David Tolkach · ' Mrs. Lena · Agronlck Isadore Cohen ' · 'e-Gloria Goldberg Harcy Katzman Leonard Mandell l3arnet Kapelow Mrs. Louis Agronlck · Jennie Cohen Har'ry_ Goldberg Ruth Katzman ;Joseph °Marl<el' ~ Hecker ' Mrs. Llonel Albert .Morton , Coken ~g Golden . · 1 Arnold Kaufman Al .Mar~ Korner Market ·Mrs. Nonnan Alper Madeline- Cohen Seymour Golden Rose Kaufman Israel Marks Louie's Kosher Delicatessen Mrs. ·earl Arbitman Max Cohen - H. Goldenberg · Tobie Kaufman Miriam- Marks Samuel Shwartz Ruth Azorsky Murray Cohen ·, ·. ' David Goldman , Muriel E. Kay Reuben..,Marks Theodore Reuter ·• Louie Backman _ Mrs. N. Cohen - \ .Miss R Goldman Betty Kaizerman Reuberi Marks Penny Profit Food Store ' Dolores Bader Pearl Cohen ' Ethel Goldman ·., Mel Kelman . Raynap_ ]dayberg Cranston S. Public Market " Elaine Baker Mrs. Sarah Cohen Dr. Harcy Goldman • Mollie Kelman Sessile Mayberg Lester L. Aptel Mr:- I. Baker ~ Cohen Ruth Goldman Irwin Kenner Esther Melamut Hyman Brotman Mrs. Charles Barad Mrs. S. Cohen Min Goldsheln ; Mrs. Milton Kessler Claire Meshnik Famous Kosher Delicatessen David Baratz . iSyd Cohen Jules P. Goldsmith David Kessler Mrs. Freda Mllivisky J acob Dubovick Mrs. David Baratz Mrs. ·Isabel Comras Sidney Goldsmith · David Kirshenbaum Jerome Miller Model Food Store ..Sidney Barber Joseph Comres Burt Goldstein J . , Kirshenbaum Leo Miller Rodin's Market Mrs. Samuel Barnaf Mrs. Joseph Connls George-Goldstein Morris Kirshenbaum Milton Miller . No. Ma.Jn St .. Pure Food MarketMrs. Morris Baruch Mrs. Irwin L Cort Louis Goldstein S. Kirshenbaurn (:ynth4, _Millman Public Model Creamery Morris Baruch Mrs. Jerry Corwin Roberta Goldstein Marshall Kirshenbaum DoJ~hMilMillmanch Provisions Market Abraham Baurnen Jack Comras Irving Gordon '< Betty K"irshnitz ·•= R. I. Sales Co. Myron Baumen Rose. Coritch Ruth Gorilon . Dorothy Klein Harcy Minco!! University Delicatessen & FruitArthur Bazar Harry Cowen Mrs: J . Gorfine Rosella Klein Dr. J . Mittleman

Shoppe · Clarence M. Bazar Albert Cramer Mrs. Gorfine ~el Kleinman Elaine -Morein Charles J. Tapper Millie Bazar Mrs. Yetta Cutler Seymour Gorobzov Dorothy S. Klemer Annette- Morganstern G. I. Joe Market E . Beck Renee Cutner' Naomi Grabow Morton Klitzner Isaac Moses Auburn Super Market Marilyn Bell Bessie Dardeck Beverly Grano!!- Dr. Joseph H. Kolodney Molly Moses Hodosh Brothers Martin Belovitch' Mrs. Irving Datz Joyce Grano!! OoUJ!'las Kortlck Th~ore Nasberg Supreme Market & Appetlzinm. Berambaum Gladys Davis George Gray Maurice Kortlck W'llliain<Nasberg

Co. Anne Bercovltz Phillip Davis Glorta Gray Solomon Koufman Barbara Neidorf National D. Stores Mollie Bercovitz Anne Dermer Mrs. Shepley H. Gray Leo Koutman John N~wman Dave Miller Mrs. Bes,;le Beresofsky Eleanor Diamond Bernard Green • Ruth Koffman Sueya Newman Greenstein Mrs. H. Berllnsky Gertrude Diamond Allen Greenberg Herbert KosloU Glc;:ia Nonnan Lerner's Mrs. Charles BerJow "·Moille Diamond Melvin Greenberg Mrs. Morris E. Kramer Nathan Nonnan Abe & Saul Berman Mrs. Lillian Bennan Abe Dickens Harold Greenfeld Svdney Kramer Henry Oelbaum Stamples Cash Market Mrs. Morris Berman Mrs. Harry Dress Leo Greenfeld c;Joria Krn.<;noU Porothy Orenstein Roger Wllliams Grocery Store Martin Berge! 'Pauline Dress Mrs. Rebecca Greenfeld Shlrlev Krieeer Norman G. Orodenker

,Leopold Feldstein, Inc. Samuel Berman D. C. Drucker Howard Greenstein 'Mrs. GPoN!e Kroll Israel Osofsky Vernon Drug Sundry Co. Rebecca Bernat Mvl~ Dworkis Edna Grossman Larry Killman Louis Osterman King Drug ~m Bernat Hvlda Edelman Esther Grossman A. A. Fartor Mrs. H. Ostrow Better Homes Wallpaper Mrs. Bertram Bernhardt 'Llola Efros Leonard Grossman Rerhert Fain {r,,:. J>li!liP -Ostrow Roger Williams Joel N. Berns Raymond Eichenbaum'· Rose Grossman R;irbara Feinstein . Ruth Palee Coj.lncll Thrift Shop Anna Bernstein RPrbert Eisenstadt ,i;:sther Gursky Mrs. s,,,.,.h T . Feldu .Fdw>lrd Pat.ashnik New England Picture Frame Co.l)Anll!I Bernstein F.lllntt Ephraim Jane Gumblner Alhert FP!dman 'RPniaMin Pearlman Chernov Brothers Rth!j!t Bernstein Al P.lman Maynard Guy u,...._ f'Ar""rt Feldman ' Mrs. David Paull Washington Park Shoe Store • Mrs Norman Bernstein 'Rohhv Enizle gumner Halsband n ave Kushner Sj(lnev 'Paull Harrv Welnherl!' & Sons <:tru,ley :Aernsteln T ,mis F-renkrantz Shlrlev Halsband "rs. N. Kushner ,&,ltre,l 7_ Peckennan Dr. $amuel Prltzku 1,Jarlha Berstein J>nhert Erenkrantz y...,,~c JfalJ>Prln '-"e Lat,ush JI'•..., llfurr,,v Pedllldn

l.T Claire Ernstof Mrs. Abe Halpert George 'Labush Phillx_Peel

The r 'maining names of SOS contributors will appear next week-' .

THANKS .ABOVE Ai.rb TO THE THOUSANDS OF .FAMILIES AND INDIVIDO.ALS Wffo SO GEN­EROUSLY GAVE .MOUNTAINS OF FOOD AND CLOTHING- ALL OF IT ALREADY ON ITS WAY TO RE~IEVE SUFFERING OVERSEAS. , .

To those whose names are omitted through unintentional error or because the; rolled up their sleeves and went to work without taking time to register, a special word of thanks is due. ,

' ' Norman Alper, Chairman · Harriet D. Levy, Co-chairman Bemard Goodman, Ch~an, Trade and,lndustry