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THE BOSTON SUNDAY CLOEK-DECEMBETt 21, 1S58 Twenty-Six LOCAL LINES Five B.U. Cadets To Get Commissions The Week in World Affairs sor of military science aid tactics. How Kremlin handles Christmas this year They are Karl H. Anderson, Oakland Park, Ja3on May give tip on whether Khrushchev regime Five Boston University Army St.O.T.C. cadeU have been fcamed to receive commissions fai the Regular Army after their graduation, It was an-rounced yesterday by Lt Col William B.

Scruggs profes Hoffman, Chelsea; Walter H. Is going to be tougher than recent ones uoibler Sudbury; Roger Wheeler Quincy, and Fob-ert L. Franklin, Wollaston. Institute for Religious To Open Here Tuesday By LEO SHAPIRO An institute for Jewish spiritual leaders from all over New England serving congregations and at military installations of various kinds as chaplains will be held Tuesday, starting at 10:30 a.m., in the Associated Synagogues Building, 177 Tremont st. The meeting, the first of its kind, is intended to help make the work of the religious leaders in hospitals and institutions, public and private, and with service units and military hospitals, more effective.

I A Father Frost Sub for Santa? By OTTO ZAUSMER It ii in intriguing story, the itory of Father Frost. He was born in the Soviet Union when the late dictator Stalin discovered that decades of thought control and persecution of the CASH CARRY DISCOUNT HARDWARE STORE several authorities ar sched- cently elected a fellow of Braa- deis University, has been ap uled to address the group, -FATHER FROST" riding a sputnik. From a Czecho-Slovak newspaper last Christmas. party newspaper in the Czecho-Slovak capital of Prague, announced that "Father Frost has quickly become very popular with our young people. He carries a joyful message from the Soviet Pioneers (children's organization) and the young builders of Communism and tells stories of their happy life.

Coming from the Soviet Union and getting under wav on Stalin's birthday. Father Frost became a among them Dr. M. Eichorn of New York, director of field op Open MgJ.fs 7.7 9 P.M. 73 Holiday Items Reduced! pointed chairman of the National Women's Division of the United Jewish Appeal for a third term, in 1959.

Rabbi Josep! B. Soloveichik of Roxbury, professor of Talmud at Yeshiva University Theological School, New York, erations of the Commission on Jewish Chaplaincy of the National Jewish Welfare Board, and a past president of the churches had failed to kill the basic religious longing of millions of his subjects. And so, applying the if-you-can't-lick-'em, join-'em rule of capitalist politicians, Stalin decided to make use of the religious feeling Assn. of Jewish Chaplains of the Armed Forces. Dr.

Eichorn. who holds the has been appointed by Secre i I wnicn ne couia not diot, out. degrees of Doctor of Divinity and Doctor of Hebrew litera tary of Agriculture Ezra Tail Benson to the Humane Slaugh i AI.J As a result Father Frost, looking ter Advisory Committee to represent religious groups con. cerned with ritual slaughter. ri g) ture from the Hebrew Union College, is an authority on American Jewish history and well known as a writer, preacher and lecturer.

according to the Religious News Service. He is to talk on xne Koie of the Rabbi as a Chaplain." Others who are to speak in TOY ITEMS XM clude Dr. Harry C. Solomon, Massachusetts' new commissioner of mental health, "The The service also reports that a quotation from Leviticus 19:13, "thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself," appears in the five official languages of the United Nations on a new Israel postage stamp put out in honor of the 10th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. First-day covers franked with the new stamp were distributed to U.N.

delegates by the Israeli delegation. The stamp bears the U.N. emblem superimposed on the scroll of Relationship of the Rabbi to Mental Health," and Arthur T. Lyman, state commissioner of correction, "The Rabbi and the Correctional Institution." LITES DECORATIONS KITCHENWARE SLEDS SNO-SLIDING DISCS, ETC. at Real Low Prices! like an identical twin of Santa Ciaus, appeared in the towns and villages of the Soviet Union bearing gifts for children and adults.

With him returned the Christmas tree under the name of Winter Tree. It so happened that Stalin was born Dec. 21 and so this was the date when Father Frost used to make his appearance. The festive season then continued to New Year's Day, providing a secular disguise for the ceremonies which expressed the religious feelings of the people. Father Frojt in Satellites A little less thana decade ago, when the Soviet dictatorship created its worst frustration and despair in the satellite nations, Father Frost suddenly arrived in those enslaved countries, too.

The entire propaganda machine of each Communist state was brought into action. Year after year the regimented press in the satellite countries would report that Father Frost had started his journey across the Soviet Union and would soon arrive in say Poland, Bulgaria or whatever the country might De. For example on Dec. 17, 1952, Eude Pravo, a Two chaplains will address symbol of the blessings which were bestowed upon the hapless nations of the Communist world by the Soviet Motherland and especially by Father Stalin who would send Father Frost to the good people of the Communist world. Frosty Reception in Hungary Despite the clever use of symbols -and traditions, the tremendous propaganda campaign of the regimes notwithstanding Father Frost met with a ra'thor frosty reception in some countries.

The Hungarians just did not go for him at all. But he came year after year with the full-Kremlin-directed-support of schools, press and radio until Stalin died in March, 1953. From that year on one could notice a gradual shift in the satellite countries from Father Frost to Santa Claus and to truly religious celebration of Christmas. On Dec. 28, 1956 a Prague Communist newspaper carried the first report on a religious Christmas celebration since the Kremlin established the Communist regime in Czechoslovakia in 1948.

"On Christmas Eve," the article read, "the freshly snow-covered streets of Prague were filled with BELIEVERS.hurrying to be on time for the HOLY midnight Mass. And they were right to hurry because the churches of Prague were FILLED TO THE LAST SEAT. In the Church of the Virgin Mary on Charles sq. a group of 36 children played the charming Biblical scene of the birth of Christ." This rather surprising report in a Communist newspaper Was spotted by East Europe, a monthly published by the Free Europe Committee. East Europe also provided two perhaps even more amazing examples.

A few weeks after the bloody revolt of October, 1956, the Hungarian Communist regime of Premier Kadar printed a lavishly decorated Christmas issue of the party paper Nepszabadsag. One of the many the institute, Rabbi David Ber-ent, Togus, VA Hospital, "Musical Therapy in Mental Hospitals," and Rabbi Abraham Hesterman, Fortsmouth, the Torah. The Bible quotation is printed in French, English, Spanish, Russian and Chinese. N.H., Naval Retraining Sta tion, "Prison Counseling." There will be a question period after each presentation. Chess Notebook By LYMAN BURGESS Boylston Chess Club ex The institute has been ar ranged by the United Rabbinic Chaplaincy Commission of tends a stringless invitation to Massachusetts.

Rabbi Jacob 4 a i i i 9 i r- Hochman, chairman, and Jack FrankeL U.S.O.-J.W.B. New all chessplayers to attend its annual open house on New Year's Day. The agenda includes a team match, rapid England Area director. I transit (10 seconds per move) tournament and refreshments." 5 I To Entertain Children -l The Brotherhood of Temple The club opens at 1 p.m. on HERE'S I PROOF Ohabei Shalom, Brookline, will the holiday.

hold a 'fathers, sons and Lessing J. Rosenwald tour 7 daughters night" Tuesday eve ning in the temple hall. )4 THE PEST COST YOU LESS AT nament for the United States chess championship started in New York city Dec. 18 and will a. A hoola-hoop contest will be a highlight of the program, "3 which will be devoted entirely to entertainment, with big-name sports stars at the head table.

The tournament is under the auspices of the American Chess Foundation and the U.S. Chess Federation. Players aret Pal Benko, Ar GLGCTRIC The Trojan Club of Brook- thur Bisguier, Donald Byrne, line and Newton, made up of teen-agers, will donate pro Robert Byrne, Larry Evans, Bobby Fischer, champion, Robert Kalme, William Lombardy, ceeds of their dance Wednes day at the Sheraton Plaza to Ed Mednis, Samuel Reshevsky, the Anne. Frank Havens in Is James Sherwin and Raymond Weinstein. This formidable list rael for uprooted Youth Aliyah FHE LARGEST DISCOUNT HOUSE Christmas poems ana stones by writers of pre-Communist times in that supplement was the well-known story "Barabbas" by Frigyes Karinthy, written in the 1920's.

In that story each member of the crowd which had demanded the release of the robber Barabbas rather than Jesus is offered a second chance to decide who should be spared. Individually, they all choose to save Jesus; when gathering in a crowd again they cry once more with a single voice for Barabbas. Purpose in Barabbas Story Obviously the purpose behind the reprinting of the story was to draw a parallel with the revolt of October, 1956, says East Europe, and to imply that the Hungarian people, too, turned into an irrational mob, rejecting their own salvation Communism and calling for what they knew was against their own interests democracy, sovereignty, freedom. Finally, last year on Christmas Day that same Budapest Party newspaper carried a sentimental essay by a well known Communist writer and illus children. includes five grandmasters.

Benko, Evans, Bisguier, Nathan Korff of Milton, a director of the school and a Fischer and Reshevsky. Ben- son of the late Grand Rabbi Jacob I. Korff, will be hon THE- OF BOSTON bred for 18 years of service to the community at the 17th an nlversary banquet of the North ko's name comes as a surprise because he wasn't' eligible to represent the U.S.A. at Munich. The more youngsters make their championship debuts this year, Kalme and Weinstein, the U.S.

junior champion. All the critics are asking can Fischer repeat? Will Reshevsky come back? I urge you to keep Shore Hebrew Academy next Sunday evening in the audi' torium of the Chelsea Hebrew School. Rabbi Hyman R. Friedman of Winthrop, chairman of the board of education of the trated it with the Madonna delle Arte by Andrea your eyes on Benko. delSarto.

school, will be toastmaster. Memo to Met League play Contributors Honored It was the only time a Communist Hungarian paper has ever printed a picture of the Virgin Mary. But since then a cold wind has swept through the Communist world. In Communist Poland which ers: Chess NoteoooK win oe pleased to print games from your matches. A group of 21 women who each pledged to donate suf Meanwhile lets maice oo with this Reshevsky effort ficient funds to provide total medical and health care for two after the 1956 revolt granted more religious freedom than any other satellite nation, the Gomulka regime immigrant families in Israel has moved closer to the Kremlin in recent months.

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Met Vtoine results for Dec. 121 Clata 4: Lithuanian SylvanU JVil Brandeta at Quincy postponed; Harvard Vnlr. at Cambridfta disputed, Cambridge clalma forfeit! Harvard protests. Boylston a bye. Class Harvard BII at Mt.

Bowdoln. postponed; Harvard BU 34. GBI Boys lVi; Johnson CTub 2'. Lithuanian 2 Arlington Brattle Boylston 5. B.C.

Cambridge 3. Quincy Winthrop vs. Tufts not reported; Harvard Club a bye. Class Northeastern 13. North pnysicaL mental and comma ena.

nity health care. Its work has 1 uather Frost may well become a symbol and attracted wide attention. an indicator of the political weather in 1959. a meeting or the Sons of This is why not only the children behind th Zion, originally organized in Ann an Iron Curtain but people all over the world will wait 1901 by a group of English Af1atf I High School students and their eastern II 1 (one game aajourneaj Cambridge J1. Boylston 2A; Harvard with apprehension these next 10 days in order to find out who is going to-visit youngsters in the Soviet friends, was held last week at "the Hampton Court Hotel, a cnaryv avvuui Only Bai Elvctrle gives you discount priost PLUS I tho convninc of a I monthly ehrg account.

a bye. Clasa Harvard BII at Mt union and in the satellite countries: Father Frost i. I Brookline. I iff 1 i or banta Claus? Arthur T. Wasserman of Stiff Penalties Newton, who was a member On the answer might depend not just the gifts for boys and girls in the Communist world but more freedom of thought and speech or a tightening of of the United Jewish Appeal mission overseas, gave a report on his observations.

For Cutting Trees In State Forests ui uiciaiorsmp in me coming year. Tribute to Mrs. Laskey Raymond J. Kenney, dlrec- Cites Barrington Plan I tor of State Forests and Parks, Department of Natural Re-sources, yesterday warned slices aii at one time State Needs $20 Million More I with this all-new against cutting Christmas trees or evergreens in State forest3. simply drop bread Mrs.

Gertude Mann Laskey of Newton, who has devoted more than a half century to active work in the Women's Scholarship was honored recently at a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Nathan Daniels, attended by 100 hostesses for the group's annual luncheon in April, with a "This Is Your Life" sketch. For age Hikes, Furcolo Saysl Kenney ordered a patrol of The state's classification and the State's 70 forests, and add. ed that the penalty for unlaw Barrington Plan "without making provision to raise the new revenue to meet the costs, thus creating financial crisis." The Barrington Plan already has added almost $18,500,000 to States corfiflnnal svuita wrVifU Idaal for famillci wHh 2 or mora ehildran. Ml parfact toast.

fully taking trees or greens is compensation plan, inaugurated in 1956, will require another $20 million to pay salary adjustments and step-rate Increases to employees. LIST PRICE 29.95 YOUR DISCOUNT PRICE LIST PRICE 29.95 YOUR DISCOUNT PRICE six months imprisonment, or a fine of up to $500. Mrs. Laskey, a pioneer fci rvUf autematie push-button 2-stica, fully automatic toaitar thst doaa varythlng aicpt but-far tfca toast. Lawara toast and aarvtt fast, oaautrfutly ttylad.

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He stressed the fact that the Republican administration that preceded him established the mat procedure added another Pasi presiaenx. uii ii. 7. I Alhtrl Mrs. Albert vate forest lands and co Christ mas trees or greens can be law Feldmaa of uumuu io ms common- wealth's financial obligations.

Brookline has been named to fdl without the permis urcoio eh la. is rrrnns Prt 'aui'110i aums vv- of the landowners," he to adopt a policy of avoiding niittee of Women's American sion said. O.R.T. (Organization for Re miing oi new personnel dc cause of revenue shortcomings. "This policy, undoubtedly, does some injustice to some state employees," he said, "but in good conscience, we have r.0 other choice under present habilitation Through Training).

She has been president of the eastern Massachusetts region. Mrs. Jack A. Goodman of Indianapolis, a leading figure in many national and civia wel Einca, 5 Frsnklin St, Cjssn 9 A.M. te 3 MT15K.

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