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VOLUME LXI, NUMBER 1 THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1978 12 PAGES 25¢ PER COPY British To Supply Synagogue Council Delegation Helicopters To Arabs Says It Has Made Breakthrough LONDON (JTA): Two British com­ NEW YORK (JTA): A 12 member and if possible, restoration. Deputy Foreign panies have concluded a deal to supply delegation of the Synagogue Council of Minister Boutras Ghali suggested the es­ helicopters to the Cairo--based Arab America (SCA) which returned last week tablishment of a Jewish museum in military industries organization. They are and agreed to the SCA's proposal that an Westland Aircraft Company, which from a two. week visit to Egypt and believes it made a "historical international Jewish committee, as a first manufactures the Lynx helicopter, and breakthrough" in Jewish-Islamic relations step, seek to restore and preserve the an­ ~oils Royce, which supplies the engines. It in Egypt. The delegation headed by Rabbi cient synagogue and study of Maimonides ts reported that a token number of Saul I. Teplitz, the SCA's president, and in Old Cairo. The SCA obtained permission helicopters will be supplied directly to Rabbi Henry Si~grnan, executive vtce­ both from the Egyptian government and Egypt. But it is also planned to establish an president, said the visit to Egypt was the the leaders of the Karaite community to br­ assembl~ plant at Hclwan in Egypt', which first "by an official delegation representing ing to the U.S., on loan, for an exhibit and could bring the total number of helicopters the Jewish religious community in modern analysis a collection of ancient Karaite supplied to 200, worth an eventual 400 times." The SCA said Feb. 28 that the manuscripts and ceremonial objects. Egyp­ million Pounds Sterling. The Arab military delegation's visit in Egypt from Feb. 13-20 tian authorities agreed that some 40 Torah industries organization is financed by Saudi enabled it "to develop new religious and scrolls that had been confiscated by Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar cultural relations" with Islamic leaders customs officials several years ago would be and Egypt. It was established in the wake of "that will help heal wounds caused by returned to the local Jewish community. the 1973 Yorn Kippur War with the aim of TO RECEIVE AWARD: Senator Lila M . generations of alienation and conflict. making the Arab stat~s less dependent on Sapinsley will be the recipient of the While these relations arc no substitute for An SCA spokesman noted that the outside suppliers for arms and spare parts. coveted City of Peace Award, it has been ;,olitical agreements, they constitute the delegation in its talks with Egyptian leaders Under an earlier 40 million Pounds Sterling announced by Arthur S. Robbins, general including President Anwar Sadat and Vice human and spiritual infrastructure which deal, involving the British Aerospace Cor­ chairman of the Rhode Island State of Israel President Husni Mubarak stressed the un­ can speed the day of peace and, when it poration, another Egyptian assembly line is Bond Committee. swerving dedication of American Jews to comes, give it moral content and en­ producing swingfire anti-tank missiles. The presentation will be made at a the welfare and security of Israel. During an durance." The delegation found it ac­ The Arab military industries organiza­ cocktail reception in her honor to be held on hour-long meeting with Grand Imam Dr. complished more than it expected, accor­ tion also plans to establish assembly lines in Thursday, March 16 at 8 p.m. at the home Abdul Halim Mahmoud, Sheikh of Al ding to a spokesman. Dr. Soufi Abou­ countries other than Egypt. At a meeting in and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dwares. Azhar University, the delegation members Taleb, president of Cairo University, Abu Dhabi last week, the military in­ Mr . Robbins said that the tribute to also expressed their strong objections to the agreed to have visiting professors in various dustries organization decided to set up a Senator Sapinsley will also mark the kickoff use of Zionism as an epithet by Moslem fields of Jewish studies offer courses at the company for production of military elec­ of the 1978 Rhode Island Israel Bond cam­ leaders. T hey pointed out that to differen­ university while Egyptian Islamic scholars tronic equipment in . Saudi Arabia in paign. ti ate between Zionists and Jews as the will be made available as visiting professors cooperation with American concerns. Ac­ The leadership of the Rhode Island State Arabs do is false since all Jews are Zionists for American Jewish institutions of higher cording to this week's "Arabia and the of Israel Bond Committee, in addition to Mr . "in the sense that atta~hment to Fretz learning. Cairo University, th e largest in the G ulf," the new Saudi venture reflects disap­ Robbins, includes Richard l. Abedon, Barry Yisrael is a profo und expression of Jewish Arab world, has also agreed to hold by next proval of the organiza tion's Egyptian orien­ Cohen and Donald Dwares, vice-chairmen; religious belief and hope, linking a people, a year a Moslem-Jewish inter-religious tation on the part of the Arab oil states. The Rabbi Joel H. Zaiman, New England Rab­ faith and a land in an indissoluble uni ty ." dialogue similar to the dialogues that have prestigious magazine adds that the military binic Cabinet; Robert A. Riesman, National The delegation made the same point to been held for the last IO years between organization still faces substantial dif­ Campaign Cabinet of State of Israel Bonds, Sadat while also being firm in its expression world Jewry and the Vatican and the World ficulties and that despite a paper capitaliza­ and Hazel Grossman and Jeanne Weil, that only Israel can define its security needs Council of Churches. The university will tion of $1 .04 billion, it is under-financed. members of the National Women's and Americans have neither the moral right organize participation by Moslem scholars (By Maurice Samuelson) Executive Board. or ability to do so. The delegation said it from Al Azhar University and other Egyp­ was impressed with Sadat's genuine desire tian schools as well as Cairo University. for peace although he was firm in his in­ Zionist Congress Calls The delegation reported that Egyptian sistence that the Israeli settlements in the government officials agreed to allow Jewish Sinai were an obstacle to peace. The scholars to survey and catalogue man­ delegates said they told Sadat they were To Jewish World To m uscripts, synagogues, cemeteries and confident Israeli leaders would do other Jewish institution in Cairo and in everything possible to achieve success in the Strengthen Zionist Vision other locations in order to take the peace negotiations and urged Sadat to do the same. (JTA): The 29th World Jewish people. Israel is the heart of the na­ necessary measures for their preservation Zionist Congress, at its closing session tion and its lifeblood is aliya. Aliya is the March I, called on the Jewish world to basic act of faith of the Zionist. At this intensify Jewish and particularly Hebrew time, we reach out to our brethren in the Hopes Meetings With Begin education and on the Jews of Israel "to Soviet Union and Syria, rejoice in the strengthen and maintain the Zionist homecoming of their vanguard and work Will Help Resolve Conflict vision." The call added: "Israel is the heart for the full restoration of their right to be of the nation and its lifeblood is aliya." The reunited with us. Zionism calls on all Jews 29th Zionist Congress, meeting in to engage in an all-out effort of'expanding By Joseph Polakoff Jordan, Israel and the residents of the West Jerusalem, reaffirms the identification of Jewish, Hebrew and -Zionist education WASHINGTON (JTA): President Bank can agree." He noted that·Gaza "had the Jewish people with Zionism, both in among adults and children alike. In par­ Carter said that he hoped his meetings with an affiliation" with Egypt and the West thought and deed, on the occasion of the ticular, this means the study of Hebrew. Israeli Premier Menahem Begin here March Bank.with Jordan and both are occupied by 80th anniversary of the Zionist movement Recognizing the centrality of Israel, we call 14-15 will lead to . "some agrecmen t" Israel. "We ought lo search out at the top and the 30th anniversary of the State of upon the Jews of the diaspora to visit Israel between Israel and Egypt, Jordan and "the level of government, some resolution of the Israel. We recall the words of our founder, as often as possible and to support it Palestinian Arabs that live on the West differences of specifics relating to Sinai and Dr. Theodor Herzl at the first Zionist through the dissemination of information, Bank" that will be a prelude to "ultimate also a statement of principles related to the Congress in 1897: 'Zionism i!r a moral, law­ enlighten the public regarding Israel's resolution" of the Middle East conflict. occupied territories of the West Bank and ful, humanitarian movement, directed achievements and problems and render Carter spoke in response to a question dur­ Gaza Strip," Carter said, "hoping at that towards the long yearned-for goal of our financial assistance through investments ing a nationally televised news conference time that Egypt and Jordan and the Palesti­ people,' and we reject the willful distortion and contributions. The Zionist Congress at the National Press Club. He was asked nian Arabs that live on the West Bank will of our goals spread by enemies of the calls on Jews in Israel, who have a unique what he hoped to accomplish in his third be satisfied to conclude, perhaps, some movement and of the Jewish people. In pur­ , responsibility to strengthen and maintain meeting with Begin in 10 months. In his agreement and proceed with further suing its objectives, Zionism has striven to the Zionist vision and to work for the es­ reply, the President appeared to warn the negotiations later, leading to ultimate create a new set of circumstances, which tablishment of a just and creative society, Begin government not to "abandon" resolution of the issue based on UN 242." United Nations Security Council Resolu­ would revolutionize the condition of the motivated by the highest ideals of the The President said that "one of the Jewish people by establishing a sovereign Jewish people. The Congress calls on the tion 242 which. the U.S. considers applicable to the West Bank as well as to crucial elements of any progress in the Mid­ Jewish State and a spiritual and cultural Jewish people in Israel and the diaspora to Sinai and the Golan Heights. "Aban­ dle East is cleaving lo the commitment that center in the land of Israel. At the same fully identify themselves with the Zionist donment of 242 would put us back many UN Resolution 242 is a basis to continue time we are building a society from which movement and to work for the attainment months or years," Carter said. He also negotiations and resolution'' of the other people and nations derive inspiration of its noble objectives." expressed hope that Begin and President problem. "Abandonment of 242 would put from its embodiment of Jewish ideals of Anwar Sadat of Egypt will resume their us back many months or years. So this is j ustice and mor~lity . WIN CONTRACT LONDON: The specialist British naval personal negotiations with the U.S. as what I hope to accomplish with the Prime "In the space of 80 years, Zionism has builders Vosper Thornycroft (UK) have "intermediary." Carter noted that he com­ Minister - to frankly discuss with him my succeeded in changing the course of Jewish won a LI 50 million contract to build municated with Begin "frequently by letter, previous agreement and discussions with history. Its crowning achievement has been warships for Egypt. The contract involves diplomatic messages and occasionally by President Sadat to encourage direct the foundation of the State of Israel, in the design and construction of a number of phone." He also observed that Israeli negotiations to be resumed and to reach which Jews once again are masters of their "patrol craft of advanced specification" Defense Minister Ezer Weizman will be in common ground based on advice given me" own destiny and act in the interests of Jews together with an extensive range of support Washington next week "to consult with by Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and the throughout the world whenever and services. The company refused to comment me" and other U.S. officials. special U .S. emissary in the Middle East, wherever the need arises ... The Zionist solu­ on the purchaser, but it is reliably un­ The President said, "We are looking for Assistant Secretary of State Alfred L. tion is predicated upon the unity of the derstood to be Egypt. some common ground" on which "Egypt, Atherton.

\ 2-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1978 HERALD ADS bring to RESEARCH GRANT your doorstep a wide variety NEW YORK : The British Foreign Secretary Owen of services and merchandise. Hu RD C~ctronicJ Florence Ci . Heller-JWB Take advantage of the Herald Research Center has received before you go out on your Hopeful On Mid-East Peace 288A :1 !.!rant of $30.000 from the Thayer St. next shopping trip. You will ,. ;i.:Jcrick aHd /\melia By David Landau and Yitzhak Sbargil ~e pleasantly surprised. TELEVISION and - Schimrcr FuunJation to con­ JERUSALEM (JTA): The British the Premier had been "satisfying, open- STEREO SERVICE .. --•v-,•y-0•,.. s----. duct a three-vear demonstra- Foreign Secretary, David Owen, left Israel minded and clear." He added, however, 1i1111 researcli rroject in the after a two-day official visit during which that he and Begin did not agree on :ire:1 nl' llcalth. Ph ysical he conferred with Premier Menachem everything. Specializing in BARBER SALON 1:duc:,tin11. anJ the Eld,.: rl y. Begin and other Israeli leaders. He sounded Owen urged "some new thinking on the Sony & Norelco • a hopeful note in his public statements on concept" of Israeli settlements in the oc- HAIR STYLIST Middle East peace prospects, offered advice cupied areas. He said if these could be por- with perfection Ask About Our Special 8 P.M. - 8 A.M. Rate on how to defuse the explosive settlements trayed to the Arabs-and perceived by • issue and stressed several times that Begin's them-as instances "of Jews and Arabs liv- • For Elderly Complete OPEN 8 TO 6 peace plan was for a five-year period, sub- ing together" rather than as "little lumps of ELECTRONIC TUES. TO SAT. ject thereafter to review. Owen said the Israel," a "transitional" solution would be Arabs did not appear to be sufficiently much easier. He said that if those SERVICES • aware that Begin's proposals were not settlements required protection, it should 141 ELMGROVE AVE. offered as a permanent solution. be provided by an impartial outside force Phone GA 1-9698 PROVIDENCE, R.I. At a press conference here Owen spoke of such as the United Nations. Owen said the "intelligence" of the Egyptian and there could not be much progress on the ENJOY THE Israeli defense ministers-Mohammed West Bank without Jordanian participation ., TRANQUILITY Gamassy and Ezer Weizman. Asked by the in the peace talks. He said King Hussein OF THE Jewish Telegraphic Agency if he agreed would be "cautious" and would want to see with President Anwar Sadat of Egypt that an agreed Israeli-Egyptian statement of Weizman was a more reasonable negotiator principles "to understand which way the CatchA MANOR than Begin, Owen replied that the Premier talks were going" before deciding whether was obliged to weigh the entire picture to join them. He noted that Britain retained HEALTH CENTER rather than only the defense aspects and to a certain traditional influence in Jordan but take into account internal political factors. it was not British policy to exert that Compliment! Massage for Men influence "at this stage" in order to per­ "My reading of this (Israeli) Cabinet is that suade Jordan to join the peace talks. The The next time you throw a party, come to the by Women (Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan and Weiz­ British diplomat said the "transitional" Providence Marriott and catch a bunch of compli­ man) do everything they do with Mr. element of Begin's peace plan was vitally ments. Whether you're planning a business lunch­ Begin's agreement," Owen said. Asked ifhe important even if Israel and the Arabs eon or a major association event. a wedding, concurred with Begin's statement that their refused now even to concede that their basic birthday or Bar Mitzvah. have it at our place and meeting earlier in the day had left him positions might change in five years. He enjoy itl That's right .. . let our Banquet and (Owen) "quite satisfied," the British.-' said the transitional aspect could facilitate Catering Department ser.ve you at any size gath­ diplomat replied that his conversation with · an important opening toward progress. ering from 20 to 400. We offer you special menus, • WHIRLPOOL certified service and super attention to every • FULL STEAM SAUNA Bills Oppose UN Palestine Units detail. Our expertly trained staff awaits you ... to • GAME ROOMS • LOUNGE serve you. So why wait to catch compliments. Plan By Joseph Polakoff ducted in the Middle East," he said. 160-170 WESTMINSTEfl STREET to throw your next party at the Providence Marriott WASHINGTON (JT A): Both Houses of According to Mikva, "the newly formed Congress currently have legislative group may be viewed as an extension of the and enjoy it 1 331-8985 proposals to stop V.S. participation in the UN Committee on the Exercise of the United Nations General Assembly's recent Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. decision to establish a special unit to spread People." This committee is composed of 23 information about "Palestinian rights." member states, 19 of which have no U.,\\Qff tott Rep. Abner Mikva (D. Ill .) introduced a diplomatic relations with Israel. "Clearly, Chartes and O!ffis Streets companion bill in the House to a previous both the old committee and the new unit measure in the Senate proposed by Sen . J. will result only in a further erosion of the FOR BANQUET INFORMATION THE WORLD Harrison Williams (D. NJ). "The alleged respect for the impartiality of the United CALL 272-2400 OF purpose of the UN unit would be to observe Nations," Mikva said. He stated the new FINE FOODS the international day of solidarity with the special unit will "reflect the views" of the TED TAVERNIER Palestinian people," Mikva said in the Palestine Liberation Organization "as did GOURMET'S GALLERY House. "In reality, however, the organiza­ its predecessor, the Palestine Committee, MARTY'S The fertile province of tion would disseminate messages ·of hatred "and the PLO remains a terrorist organiza­ Franche-Comte deep in the against the State of Israel and its tion committed to the destruction of the KOSHER MEAT MARKET Jura Mountains of France inhabitants. 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Burial was in Lincoln Park Jewish National Fund. produce a whole vocabulary Cornish of wines - white, red rose, Cemetery. • • • ( vin de paille, and vin Jaune - He is survived by his wife, Fannye MORT STEIN some of them umque in (Barad) Efros; a daughter, Mona Robison Funeral services for Mort Stein, 81, of 64 lb. France .. . Well known are Hens 99 of White Plains, New York; a brother, Calla Street, who died March 2 after an il­ the rose wines from Arbois . Harry Efros of Florida, a sister, May lness of one month, were held the following You'll fondly remember a night of fine dining at Hozore of Boston, Massachusetts and two day at the Sugarman Memorial Chapel. BOCCE CLUB grandsons. Burial was in Lincoln Park Cemetery. RESTAURANT, 762-0155, • • • The husband of Lena (Schwalb) Stein, he where prompt service MAX D. COHEN provides you with hot food was born in England on February 23 , 1897, direct from the oven to your Funeral services for Max D. 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SUCCEEDS PEARLE DALLAS Tex . . (JTA): Morris P. Newberger was DR. JOSEPH JAY FISHBEIN SUCCES.SFUL elected president of the Jewish Federation of Greater proudly announces Dallas, succeeding Stanley C. his partnership IN~ESTING Pearle, who served as with president for the past two years. Henry Cohn has been DA~ID R. SARGENT named the Federation's 1978 DR. SHARI FISHBEIN MANDEL general campaign chairman. in the practice Stocks Okay To Hoid term, Investment Company of America has of Q: I own shares of Chase Manhattan, achiev·ed an above-average performance HERALD ADS bring to General And Preventive Deere & Company, Iowa Public Senlce, and record. While in the last 13 months its per­ your doorstep a wide variety Texaco, all NYSE-listed. What do you think formance has fallen off, it has still not of services and merchandise. Dentistry of these? L.K. 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You should also predetermine work in the Rafah salient of northern Sinai MEMORIAL CHAPEL your trading strategy, so you will know in compliance with Cabinet decision. He when to cut your losses or when to take a stressed that the land development agency New England's Most Modern profit. Finally, you must have the discipline does not make policy but simply carries out Jewish Funeral Home to follow both your price forecasting system the instructions of the government. and your trading plan. Terminating a posi­ The JNF and the World Zionist tion is the point at which some of the most Organization's settlement department were ...., _ sophisticated trading strategics break down reported by the media in recent days to be For l 00 years our personnel / ·, due to the traders' lack of discipline. A final preparing ground for additional settlements and their families have been ser- / ' t~~~w :::,F word of advice is to avoid ovcr­ in the Rafah salient and other parts of ving Jewish Families of Rhode I _tr ,. • trading-taking too large a position, northern Sinai, despite Premier Menahem Island. Every provision for com- , · · · '. "' trading too often or trading in too many Begin's peace plan which calls for returning fort, privacy, dignity. .-- commodities. When you make a mistake in Sinai to Egyptian sovereignty. The JNF is judgment, you should be within the bounds "not preparing the land for any new of your financial means to absorb the loss. settlements," Rivlin declared . He said it Q: I han just rolled over my IRA account was executing a government decision to Into sharH of lnnstment Company of prepare additional land for agricultural America. You recently mendoned that the purposes, not for the construction of new 331-3337 fund's performance was not up to par. Have I settlements. " made a mistake? M.G. Michigan A: No, you haven' t, although my ADULTS READ one or more reference was misleading. Over the long newspaper every day, in markets of all sizes . r 4-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, J'HURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1978 ' Your =· FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY. _M~ney'·s Your Rabbi and Mine Worth r i By BERYL SEGAL l! 1110! Ill llll 111111111111111 H1111111111111111 IIIJJJ Ill Ill II Ill II Ill lllll II Ill llll II IIIIII Ill IIll IIll Ill IIll II Ill Iii Ill 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111~

Before You Buy That Bike angle and check for clearances: at least 3 ½ Murray Polner,- an ordained Rabbi, gives national periodicals, and he is held in great If you are among the 10.5 million to 11 inch clearance between the pedal and front us a frightening picture of the religious !ife regard in the community. He is the dean of million who will have bought bikes by year fender or the tire, and pedals must not of Jews in America. Here is where we stand the ·Rabbis in the city. end 1978, thereby smashing every one year -touch the ground when the bike is tilted at now, in 1977, according to statistics, in the Rabbi Eli A. Bohnen came to Temple record ever before achieved for bike sales, 25 degrees on a turn. book called "Rabbis." Emanu-EI in 1948. In 1973 he retired and is you must become acutely aware that side by • Inspect tires for cushioning against I. Fifty percent of all American Jews are now Rabbi Emeritus. Recently the side with the upsurge in cycling to and from potholes and rocks and, again, check for not interested in belonging to any syn­ members of Emanu-El and the Jewish work, school, shops, etc., has been a braking (meaning a good tread). agogue. Theological Seminary of America gave perpendicular climb in serious bike-related • Avoid equipment which rises more than 2. Eighty-five percent of all students him and his wife Elenore, the coveted Rab­ injuries and fatalities. This year alone, more 5 inches above the rear of the seat and DO ' entering American colleges had no idea of bi Max Arzt Distinguished Service award. than 1,000 cyclists will be killed, mostly in NOT buy a bike that cannot be adjusted to the meaning of Jewish holidays, although A ·great honor in the Conservative Rab­ collisions with cars. fit and that is not firmly assembled. You they had attended or graduated from after­ binate. More than 460,000 of you also wjll be should be able to straddle the bike with noon or Sunday schools. It would be naive to believe that the seriously injured, reports the U.S. Con­ both feet flat on the ground and with no less 3. A large proportion of Orthodox syn­ twenty-five years at Temple Emanu-.El were sumer Product Safety Commission. than one inch clearance between the frame's agogue goers were non-boserving, had no all harmony and tranquility for Rabbi Yes, the CPSC is preparing regulations to top tube and the rider's crotch. commitment to Halakha (Jewish Law), and Bohnen. But he was held in high esteem govern the safety performance of bicycles The American love affair with the bicycle 25% to 60% of all professed Jews in during his active years in the Rabbinate and introduced into interstate commerce. Yes, which reached torrid peaks during the 1973- Washington, D.C., Pennsylvania, and, of that esteem keeps growing daily, and he will many cities are considering and designing 74 fuel crisis and the cooled, has now all places, Providence, R.I., did not bother be held up as a model for a Rabbi and special lanes for cyclists on heavily traveled reheated to the point where, in 1977 alone, to eat Kosher meat regularly. leader in the community. streets and roads. Yes, a measure has been a new sales milestone of IO million bikes And yet, according to the same statistics, Rabbi Emanuel Lazar of Congregation introduced into Congress to provide for a was reached. And now the industry con­ we have in America about 800 Conservative Mishkon Tfiloh, an Orthodox shul, holds heavy ratio of federal spending for the fidently forecasts an annual growth of 6 to synagogues, about 700 Reform temples, high the banner of Jewish living according education of the zooming bicycling popula­ 10 per cent a year between 1978 and 2980. and an undisclosed number of Orthodox to the Halakhlt. He is concerned with tion (an estimated 91 million bikes are now The lightweight bicycle is leading today's shulen and shtiblach, undisclosed because Kashruth and he works closely with the in use and cyclists have crossed the 100 market, accounting for 54 per cent of sales, there are so many varieties of them that Vaad Hakashruth; with the Hevra Kadisha, million mark or half the nation's pop­ and the IO-speed bicycle, in the $80 to $120 they defy classification and enumeration. a group concerned with Jewish burial ac­ ulation). range, is by far the biggest seller. Reform and Conservative each has one cording to Jewish law, and many other But your safety-physical and finan­ Obvious forces contributing to the new Rabbinical Seminary, but an Orthodox institutions of deep concern to an Orthodox cial-still depends on you. For your own boom are: gasoline savings, mounting Rabbi may be a member of the Rabbinical Rabbi. protection, when you buy: recognition of cycling as a form of healthy Council of America, the Rabbinical Was Rabbi Lazar's life a bed of roses? • Look closely at all potentially sharp exercise, federal-state measures designed to Alliance of America, or the Agudat Probably not. But he persists in teaching edges. If you have a bike with sharp edges, stimulate cycling. Not so obvious is the Ha'Rabbonim, Union of Orthodox Rabbis the ways of Torah to his congregation and file them down and cover them with heavy appeal of the bike to a vast new younger of the United States and Canada. Besides the community. protective tape. market-that of the mid-teenagers and these there are the Lubavitcher, the Satmar These three Rabbis of Providence, one •\study all parts of the frame to be sure younger adults. Hasidim and many other, each of them Reform, one Conservative and one there are no improperly welded joints and In fact, the Bicycle Manufacturers concerned with Torah Yiddishkeit, each Orthodox, are presented in contrast to the no fracture due to bad handling. Association of American, Inc., comes up having its own shulen or shtiblach. Each Rabbis in Polnar's book. None of our Rab­ • Watch out for protusions whicti could with the startling statistic that from 1972 to has its own Rabbincal Seminary. bis picked up their tents and left the com­ cause injury to the thigh or groin. 1978 sales of bikes (imported and domestic) The matter is further complicated by the munity in a huff. And none of them had to • Check for faulty brakes and road-test a topped sales of passenger cars (also im­ differentiation between Pulpit Rabbis and compromise with their convictions. bike before you buy. If you buy a bike with ported and domestic) by 68 million to 60 Teaching Rabbis. In a city like Providence I suspect that most of the American Rab­ handbrakes, be sure the levers can be easily millions! there are at least five or six Rabbi-educators bis are more like the Rabbis we know and moved, especially if the bike is for children Also sure to support the boom is the in the Hebrew Day schools and afternoon do not have the "stormy" careers of the with small hands. ever-rising construction of bike pathways, schools. They are graduated as Rabbis, or­ Rabbis described by Murray Polner. • Consider chain guards-a "must"-even on top of the already more than 50,000 dained as Rabbis, but chose teaching as Toward the end of the book we find this if your bike's pedals can be rotated miles of pathways provided. Before their profession. interesting study made among Christian backwards to release quickly any clothing ' Congress are proposals to allot nearly $50 About fifty or sixty years ago American and Jewish clergy. What congregations that might get caught between the chain million for additional bicycle trails across Jews had to import Rabbis to fill the want of their clergy, according to that and the sprocket. the US and to mandate the Department of positions in congregations from abroad. study, are: • Test the hartdlebars for comfort and Transportation to stimulate cycling to and The American Seminaries and Yeshivot I. To serve without regard for acclaim safe control. Handlebar ends should not be from work as a restraint on gas consump­ now supply the needs of every shul and tem­ (Many of Polner's Rabbis seem to be more than 16 inches above the seat surface, tion. An estimated 800 million gallons of ple in America. obsessed with their personal acclaim.) when the seat is in its lowest and the gas could be saved annually if 5 per cent of Rabbi Murray Polncr interviewed a great 2. To have personal integrity. handlebars arc in their highest positions. city commuters could be switched from the number of American born Rabbis and he Does your Rabbi possess these qualities? • Select a bike that is visible from every car accelerator to the foot pedal. draws on his own experience as a Pulpit­ • • • Rabbi for his book called "Rabbis," a book (Mr. Sega/'s opinions are his own and not which is neither a novel nor a documentary. necessarily those of this newspaper.) American Buffalo The Rabbis in the book live in a constant struggle with their congregations. We hear, ::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-:-:-:-:.:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:.;. of course, the Rabbis' side, but never the COMMUNITY Called Powerful congregations'. And this is not fair. Rabbis are human beings, as Murray Polner CALENDAR American Buffalo, by David Mamet, is a pathetic bravado can't conceal his repeats again and again and we are asked to A SERVICE Of THE powerful and mercifully short play about desperate insecurity. Richard Jenkins as believe that they arc always right, while the JEWISH FIDIU TION three men who live at the inarticulate edge Teach has some difficult monologues and congregations, consisting of hundreds of Of IHOOf ISLAND of communication. They cannot talk except business, but he was controlled and precise people, arc uniformly wrong. There are dis­ and th. in four-letter words, which are used even in some pretty wild scenes. Norman agreements, of course. But these dis­ I.I. JIWISH HHALD incessantly in every possible combination. Smith as Don holds them together and agreements are not insurmountable. With Fer Listing Call 421-4111. Their only communication is found in ac­ apart, the arbiter of what happens until he patience and tolerance for one another's :-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:::::::::,:-: ::::::::::::::::::::,:::::::::,:-:-:-:-:-:-:-: -:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- tion, generally- violent. Through the gray too is pushed into movement. His ideas they can be smoothed over. dustiness of the junk-shop setting filters equanimity forms a counterpart to Tcach's Our own experience in Providence has SATURDAY, MARCH 11 , 1971 been different than the situations Mr. 1:00 p.m . pervasive cigar/cigarette smoke that may angry ranting and Bobby's hopeful whine. J ♦ rusalem Chapter of Hadaosah, Do.... Dinner Polner describes. SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1971 be perfect for the atmosphere of the play (Smith is a more varied actor than I 6:00 p.m. Rabbi William G. Braudc served at Tem­ but is unrewarding for the audience as the expected from seein~ him as the giant in Of Ahavath Sholom, Sons of Zion , hth Sholem, lanq.,.t ple Beth El for almost forty years. He had MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1978 script's poverty of language. Yet this play, Mice and Men, fine as he was in that.) 11 :00 a .m . Trinity Square's new downstairs produc­ George Martin directed carefully and his ups and downs during these years. But Miriam HMpitel Wemen'• A,-iation, l"aid u, Membenhlp in all cases, either the Rabbi insisted on his ll--••· Jewith Ffferation of Rhode Island, Organi1 ational and Ori•nto • always movement, as if only in action can tion M••ting, local Allocation, Sub-Committff ; ·ISLAND 8:00 p.m. he be sure he exists. Bobby, it seems, has Temple Emanu-fl, film Serles '' • ' f •• " ' \ ,, \If • • "" f; ti•. \ I ... , ,\ • \ 1 .t.\ spotted a possible setup for robbery. 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\ ' f•, THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1978-5 Defense Minister Bars Settlement Of 50 People

By Yltzbak SbargU and GU Sedan JERUSALEM (JTA): Premier Menahem Begin was called to rule on the validity of an order by Defense Minister Ezer Weiz­ man barring a group of 50 settlers fr~m es­ tablishing themselves at Kadesh Barnea in Sinai, about 40 miles southeast of El Arish. Weizman issued his instructions to the Military Governor, only hours before the settlers, mem hers of a Labor-oriented moshav movement, were to occupy the site which has been under preparation for some time. His order triggered an indignant protest from Agriculture Minister Ariel Sharon who said he first learned of it from the news media and contended that Kadesh Barnea was not a new settlement but an existing one. He asked Begin to overrule the Defense Minister. Begin's only comment was that "there is a Cabinet resolution on the issue and everything will be ok." He was referring to the Cabinet's deci­ sion to maintain the status quo with respect to settlement policy. The Cabinet said there would be no new settlements in Sinai but a "thickening" of existing ones. Weizman ap­ parently issued his orders on the basis of the Cabinet position. The Kadesh Barnea site was approved for settlement by the previous government and that an advance party has been preparing the land in the area for the past seven months. Arye Nehamkin, secretary of the moshav group, also maintained that it was not a new settlement. However, he said, his organiza­ tion is not the Gush Emunim and "if the government decides that we have to leave we shall do so." RICHARD JENKINS as Walter Cole (Teacher) and Norman Smith as Donny Dubrow in Trinity Square Repertory Company's production of "American Buffalo" by David Mamet. The play runs through March 12 on Tuesday through Sunday evenings at 8 p.m. with selected matinees at 2 p.m. For information and reservations call 351-4242. JEWISH MINISTER AMSTERDAM: Holland's coalition Israeli Military Circles Concerned Over Planes government has a Jewish minister of educa­ tion, Aaron (Arie) Pais. This is the first time By Yltzbak Shargi( the Israeli air base at Etzion in northern Commander Gen. David lvri left for the in the parliamentary history of the TEL A VIV (JTA): Israeli military circles Sinai. Since the Carter Administration has U.S. on a two-week visit. He will meet Pen- Netherlands that the political head of the are ex.pressing concern that American F-15 proposed the sale of 60 F-15s to Saudi tagon officials and will be the guest of the department of education is a Jew. Pais is fighter-bombers, if sold to Saudi Arabia, Arabia, Israel's military planners are con- General Dynanics Corp., manufacturer of professor of economy at the University of would be deployed at the fast-growing sidering the possibility that that country the F-16 fighter, one of the aircraft types Amsterdam, and is the son of the former Saudi air base at Tabuk on the Gulf of may become a confrontation state in Israel is to receive from the U.S. lvri may chairman of the Sephardi community here. Aqaba, only 150 miles from Eilat and 250 another Arab-Israeli war. Consequently, fly one to evaluate its performance. The new minister is also a member of the miles from Jerusalem. The American jets, the planners say, Israel must revive its en- STAY INFORMED. Read the Herald. Society of Jewish Science and History. considered the best aircraft of their type in tire defense strategy and provide for a the world, could reach any point in Israel deterrent capacity against a hitherto inac- without refueling and would also threaten tive sector. Meanwhile, Israel Air Force Dear Karen and Rob, - Congratulations on your Celebrate daughter's engagement. The wedding invitations you selected bet us color ISRAEL'S 30TH ANNIVERSARY at discount prices were just yuur hair the way "This is the year of our 30th Anniversary of Independence exquisite. ISRAEL BONDS gave us the tools to build and develop the country. Hollywood studio They remain an indispensable instrument for the future." stylists do. -Prime Minister Menahem Begin

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6-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1978 New World Zionist Executive Includes Zionists Of All Factions By GU Sedan and David Landau security of the State.,,- The resolution Avraham Katz, Rafael Kotlowitz, Dr. Congregations of America - 2: Dr. Moshe JERUSALEM (JTA): The 29th World amounted to an endorsement of the Yaacov Tevin. World Confederation of JaXfe, Harold Jacobs. Judge Moshe Zionist Congress ended March 1 with the government's controversial settlement United Zionists - 4: Charlotte Jacobson, Etxioni was elected president of the establishment of a 29-member World policy. It contained an implicit warning to Kalman Sultanik, Faye Schenk, A vraham Congress Court. Meir Bension was elected Zionist Organization Executive represen­ the militant Gush Emunim that only the Avihai, Labor -4: Akiva LeVinsky, Allen WZO Comptroller and Zvi Klementinov ling all Zionist factions and parties. WZO government was authorized to determine Pollack; Ira Yidovich, and one member yet was elected legal counsel of the WZO. chairman Leon Dulzin thus achieved his which areas are vital to the security of the to be named. Religious Zionist Movement One of the resolutions adopted required goal of a wall-to-wall coalition. But he was State. Motions by left-wing factions to halt - 3: Moshe Krone, Yosef Shapiro, Rabbi that WZO "programs of a religious and fore~ to defer, for the time being, the settlement activity in the occupied Eliexer Bernstein. Democratic Movement educational character should reflect the allotment of portfolios, including the key territories were rejected. for Change - 1: Elli Eyal. Mapam - I: pluralism of Jewish life throughout the office of WZO Treasurer demanded by the . The concluding plenary session was ad­ Avraham Schenker. WIZO - I: Raya world" and called for equal treatment by Labor Zionist movement. Portfolios will be dressed by Begin who called on President Yaglom. Sephardi Federation - 2: Andre the Israeli government of all trends in assigned on the basis of continuing Anwar Sadat of Egypt to resume the work Narvoni, Nissim Gaon. Conservative Judaism. The resolution represented the negotiations between Dulzin and the of the joint Israel-Egyptian political and Movement - 2: Arthur Levin, Tuvia Fried­ second major victory at the Congress for various factions. Labor's candidate for the military committees "with no mediation, man. Reform Movement - 2: Rabbi the Reform and Conservative movements treasury is veteran banker Akiva Levinsky. with an open heart on the basis of a peace Richdrd Mirsch, Rabbi Alexander in their struggle against Orthodox domina­ Likud wants the office to go to Yoram plan." Begin defended Israel's rejection of Schindler. World Maccabi- I: Dr. Yisrael tion of religious affairs in the WZO and in Aridor, Deputy Minister in the Prime pressure to soften its positions. "Sometimes Peled. Union of Orthodox Jewish Israel. Minister's Office. According to informed one must say 'no,"' he told the Congress sources at the Congress, Dulzin and delegates. He said Israel was negotiating to VQluntary Health Insurance Finance Minister Simcha Ehrlich, both of secure the future of "our children from a Likud's Liberal Party wing, probably possible new Holocaust." He urged the Offered West Bank, Gaza Strip would have acceded to Labor's demands strengthening of Zionist education and in­ but for Premier Menahem Be_gin's unben­ creased aliya. Begin did . not finish his ad­ GAZA: Residents of the Gaza Strip and "health stamps" at local _post office ding insistence that the WZO purse strings dress until the early hours of the morning the West Bank were offered a voluntary branches. remain in the hands of Likud. and the weary delegates paid little attention health insurance scheme as of February 1 Dr. Lasch indicated that all income from The Congress concluded its plenary to his remarks. Most were preoccupied with by their respective military governments. the programme - which he predicted sessions Feb. 28 by adopting a series of the arduous. task of forming a new WZO This was announced here by Dr. Eli Lasch, would be approximately IL!0m. this year resolutions covering all areas of activity and Executive. The deliberations and bargain­ Israeli chief of medical services in the Gaza - would be used for development of health concern of the Zionist movement. One fog went on for hours after Begin left the Strip. services in the strip. He said five new resolution recommended. by the Congress' Hall. The new Executive consists of the Residents of the Gaza Strip will pay as medical clinics will be built here, two of political committee, upheld the right of the following: follows: a single person, IL50 a month; a them in the city of Gaza. A new coronary Jewish people to settle "throughout Eretz Likud - 6: Leon Dulzin (chairman), family of two, IL60; larger families, IL70 a care unit will be built at Gaza's Shifa Israel" with priority to "areas vital to the Yoram Aridor, Jacques Torczyner, month. They will be required to buy Hospital at a cost of ILi m.

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THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 197g_:_7 Administration Lobbying BRIDGE For Its Aircraft Sales - ,By Robert E. Starr· By Jo,epb Polakoff Airlines and the further export to that country of spare parts for American-built WASHINGTON -(JTAO: The Carter Ad­ aircraft there. It also seeks to discontinue ministration, lobbying strongly in maintenan~ work by American technicians Congress for its proposed $4.8 billion air­ in Libya on American-built aicrcraft there, I have stated many times that Defense is depends solely on the Diamond finesse. craft sales to · Israel, Egypt and Saudi including eight C-130 military transports. the hardest part of Bridge. So many players Even with that losing five can make with no Arabia, has announced that it was cracking The State Department said "These just cannot see what they should do problem if the Clubs were to break normal­ down on the sales of civilian aircraft and decisions reflect the U.S. growing concern although often it is quite apparent. The one ly. Unfortunately for the Declarers both spare parts to Libya because of that coun­ with Libya's continued support for inter­ thing that does bother me more than things happen, the Diamond finesse loses try's aid to international terrorists, and national terrorism," Saunders, who has anything is to hear one' Defender explain and one of the opponents has four Trumps. promoted career diplomat Harold Saunders been Assistant Secretary of State for why she didn't lead a certain suit by saying, Yet because of that terrible attitude men­ to replace Alfred L. Atherton as Assistant Research, is regarded as a specialist in Mid­ "He would have ruffed it." The answer tioned above, some of these were allowed to Secretary of State for Near East and South dle Eastern affairs. Three years ago he usually would be, "So let him, at least it make the hand. Asian Affairs. Atherton himself has been provoked a storm of protest when he won't give him anything else and will cost Almost every West did lead the Spade promoted to Ambassador-at-large with testified before Congress that the Palesti­ him a Trump which could be very helpful." Queen, winning and continuing when East special responsibility for the Middle East, nian question was the primary issue in the True, sometimes allowing Declarer to ruff signalled encouragingly with the nine. subject to Senate confirmation. Secretary of Middle East conflict. The then Secretary of lets him in and he can then control the hand Declarer ruffed and went after Trumps still State Cyrus Vance, appearing Feb. 21 State Henry Kissinger~ concurred, sayfog it and discard losers. But reasonably good not aware of what could happen to him before the House International Relations was "academic" and promoted Saunders Defenders should be able to figure out when West showed out on the second lead. Committee at the opening of hearings on from Deputy Assistant Secretary of State. when that would be. Much more often for­ Apparently some of the Wests weren't the Administration's $14 billion foreign aid cing the Declarer by making him ruff can either. While over in Dummy with the program, told the Congressmen that he ruin him or at least won't give him any Trump King before pulling all the Trumps would "find unacceptable" a "partial rejec­ Warn Mizrachi May "free" finesses which breaking a new suit · most Declarers took the Diamond finesse tion" of the aircraft sales proposals and Have To Modify might do. In today's hand forcing the and here is where the key play has to be that its "total rejection would be very Declarer to ruff would have set the hand made. I really cannot see how any Defender damaging." The Administration plans to LONDON: A warning that the Mizrachi and there really is no other possible play to can possibly go wrong yet many did. sell 60 advanced F-15 fighter planes to movement might have to modify its attitude make yet several Defenders chose to lead I watched some of the Wests win the Saudi Arabia, 50 shorter range F-SE on national Zionjst levels following possible something else to the dismay of their Diamond finesse with the King and then fighter-bombers to Egypt and 15 F-15s and territorial adjustments resulting from the partners and the delight of the Declarer. It's into a long "Brown Study." Meanwhile, I, 75 F-16 fighter-bombers to Israel. It has Sadat-Begin peace initiative, was voiced by even worse when one knows he is out of a watching, was saying to myself, "How can submitted its proposals to Congress for the Eliezer Sheffer of Israel, the Dor Hemshech suit. North anyone even be thinking at this time, just first time as a single package. international coordinator, at a reception in lead another Spade and make the Declarer ♦ 10 7 6 his honor here. • K J ruff again. Now your partner will have Rep. John Cavanaugh (D. Neb.) asked Sheffer said that in the future, in the light more Trumps than Declarer and can set the Vance for his reaction to the possibility that ♦ Q 10 9 3 2 of peace negotiations, Mizrachi would be hand." True, some Wests did lead the Congress might approve the aircraft sales to West ♦ K 3 2 East required to place less emphasis on fund- Spade but some returned a Heart which Israel but not to Egypt or Saudi Arabia. -raising for Israel and more on the nature ♦ QJ842 ♦ AK 9 5 enabled Declarer to win, draw the remain­ Vance replied that "our role as a trusted of Israel-Diaspora relationships. He ad­ • 10743 • 9 6 2 ing Trumps and make the hand while heav­ intermediary would suffer most if the vocates the establishment of a World ♦ K 5 4 ♦ 8 6 ing a sigh of relief. East, meanwhile, was package is turned down." He said that if South Zionist Organization section specifically ♦ 10 ♦ 8 7 5 4 absolutely disgusted. Congress tried to take the package apart, • 3 devoted to the problem of assimilation up­ Even if the bidding didn't reveal the "you would further distort the balance • A 8 5 bringing . Q whereabouts of the Heart Ace it seems to which currently exists in the area." Sup­ ♦ A J 7 me so simple to make the Declarer use porters of Israel contend that the balance ♦ AQJ96 another of his Trumps. Remember West would be upset by the Administration's CONGRESSMEN VISIT South was Dealer, no one vulnerable has but one so should be pretty sure East package that includes the first deliveries by with this bidding: has quite a few. But even if this were not the the U.S. of lethal weapons to Egypt.. Egypt BEN-GURION AIRPORT: A 15- s w N E case making the Declarer ruff seldom helps and the U.S. have been saying that Egypt member delegation of the U.S. House Inter­ IC P ID P him and in this hand would ruin him. needs the combat jets to offset Soviet national Relations Committee left here last IH P !NT P Moral: Contrary to many Bridge military influence in the horn of Africa. week after a three-day visit. The delegation, 3C P 5C End Teachers, I do not count distribution to Meanwhile, the Administration took steps headed by Clement Zablocki (Democrat of Some pairs tried game in No Trump start with, meaning voids and singletons. to block the sale of American civilian air­ Wisconsin), met with Prime Minister which had no chance from either side with Ruffing with your own long Trumps gains craft and spare parts to Libya. The State Menahem Begin, Defence Minister Ezer the almost certain Spade lead. Five Clubs, you nothing as they would be tricks Department said it was opposing the export Weizman and other officials. It also toured however, is a fine contract. In fact even Six anyhow. of two Boeing 727 jets to the Libyan parts of Israel.

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◄ ◄ I j - --- ~ ·- '- - --· ..,.; ___ ...... ______- - - - - ·- --·-- .. ,- ======::;;:;=~-=::=:t=-,z::= -- Sports Ollicials To Aid Israel By Haskell Cohen TEL A VIV (JTA): Two of the world's foremost authorities in international sports met here with Israeli officials during the past few days to try to reassure the sports fraternity here that they would be doing everything in their power to aid Israel in their difficulties with international sports federations. Dr. Joao Havelenge of Brazil, the head of the International Football Association, here to add his presence to the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the foundation of the Israeli Soccer Federation, advised this writer, "Although Israel has been forced out of the Asian Soccer Federa­ tion, I will do everything possible to have them admitted to the European Confederation." Israel has been voted out of the Asian Soccer Federation due to the duplicity of Japan which combined with the Arab League and countries beholden to Arab countries for oil. As a result, the local football fraternities are disturbed as to where its teams will be playing on an inter­ national level. Havelenge, in a lengthy speech delivered in French to the Israelis, assured them he would help them overcome difficulties which have arisen . The other international sports figure, Adrian Paulen of Holland, head of the International Track and Field Federation, likewise has indicated he will cooperate ful­ ly in its quest. Paulen advised this writer: "If the people running the Asian games, up­ coming next year, persist in their efforts to deprive Israel of participating in inter­ national .. Olympic committee approved '1N JERUSALEM: Israel's Finance Minister Simha Erlich, left, is presented with a copy of the first games, I for one, shall make every attempt Israel Bond certificate bearing his signature and that of Prime Minister Menahem Begin by Weizman Warns Gush to have the sanction for games removed just Sam Rothberg, general chairman of the Israel Bond Organization during the 1978 Prime as soon as it is determined definitely that Minister's Israel Bond Conference held recently in Jerusalem. Israel Bond issues, after receiving To Excavate Or Evacuate the people here will not be permitted to per­ government approval, are imprinted with the signature of the Prime Minister and the Finance By Yltzhak Sbargil form. We were successful in the past when Minister in office. TEL A VIV (JTA): Defense Minister Ezer this situation arose, particularly with the Weizman warned the Gush Emunim Mediterranean games which has now Agrees To Delay In Sale Of Planes settlers at Shiloh on the West Bank Feb. 28 become past history. There is no reason WASHINGTON (JT A): Secretary of proposals in view of the numerous to start digging or they will be forced to whatsoever why Israel should be driven out State Cyrus Vance agreed March 2 to a pressures upon it such as the Panama Canal leave the Biblical site in central Samaria. of competition with its neighbors on the consensus among a majority of the Senate treaties ratification. The Gush created an international furor Asian continent. We cannot countenance Foreign Relations Committee that the last month when they occupied Shiloh. The this type of discrimination." It so happens Carter Administration delay for a short Sparkman suggested that the Ad­ government claimed that the group, which Paulen was visiting Israel at the same time time a final decision on its controversial ministration should not expect the Senate commute daily to jobs in Israel, were as the Dutch national team which per­ sale of combat aircraft to Israel, Egypt and to jump to conclusions and reminded Vance "archaeologists" in search of antiquities. formed against the Israeli soccer eleven Saudi Arabia. The Senators suggested a that in view of Begin's visit shortly, much But Weizman, briefing the 's team, last week. The Israelis gathered to delay in the formal presentation of the $4.8 could happen in the next few weeks that may Foreign Affairs and Security Committee, fete both sports luminaries at a cocktail billion package to Congress at least until alter the Middle East picture. Vance noted, said they were there without permission party and felt immediately relieved after the after President Carter's meetings with in reply to the Senators, that the Ad­ from his ministry and he was ready to dis- words of comfort were uttered by these Israeli Premier Menahem Begin here March ministration has already given Congress 1o d g e them unless they began international leaders in soccer and track 14-15. Appearing before the committee ample notice of the package. He said the archaeological excava lions immediately. and field. which is conducting hearings on the · U.S. Administration feels it is "important to go He acknowledged, however, that he has not foreign aid program for fiscal 1979, Vance forward promptly" with the sales. He warn­ received Cabinet approval for such an act. INFORMATION MONTH was told by its chairman, Sen. John ed that Egypt and Saudi Arabia could It was learned, meanwhile that the JERUSALEM (JTA) : A Zionist infor­ Sparkman (D. 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RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1978-9 Ha~retz Says Egypt Knew Administration To Face Fight Of Israel's Intentions If Aircraft -Delivery Withheld To Keep Sinai Settlements By Joseph Polakoff ministration would cancel the sale to all By Gil Sedan Observers here saw the Haaretz story as WASHINGTON (JTA): The Carter Ad­ three countries if Congress rejected any part part of an Israeli attempt to prove that the ministration is on notice that withholding of it. Solarz pointed out the sale to Israel is JERUSALEM (JTA): Israel's intention Egyptians went ahead with Sadat's the delivery of aircraft to Israel, should in response to a U.S. commitment to Israel to retain its settlements in Sinai was known initiative with the knowledge that Israel was Congress block the transfer of planes to in I 973. "I assure you," -Solarz told to Egypt's . leaders well before President determined never to give up the Sinai Saudi Arabia and Egypt, would provoke Veliotes, "Congress won't throw in the Anwar Sadat's historic visit to Jerusalem settlements. The Israeli plan was discussed the worst battle between the Legislative and towel" if the Administration dropped the last November and while they were not by Dayan and A-Tohami at another Executive branches in three years. At the sale to Israel. "There are people here who "enthusiastic" over the plan, it was seen as meeting, after Sadat's Jerusalem visit and same time, Rep. Lee Hamilton (D. Ind.), a have ways to make the Congressional man­ a basis for negotiations, according to an ar­ was discusse·d again between Premier key Administration supporter in the House, date felt." ticle March 1 in Haaretz. The Foreign Menachem Begin and Sadat at their Christ­ suggested to the State Department publicly A few minutes later, Veliotes told Ministry declined to comment on the.story. mas Day meeting at Ismailia, Haaretz said. that it curtail U.S. financial assistance to Hamilton, the subcommittee chairman, According to Haaretz, Foreign Minister Dayan stated recently that the negotiations Israel as a means to cause the Israeli that "it would be counter-productive" to Moshe Dayan met twice in Morocco, in between Israel and Egypt are dealing only government to be "flexible" on the withhold aid funds from Israel to attempt secret, with Sadat's representatives, among with the Palestinian issue and the future of settlements issue. to cause a shift by the Begin government on them Deputy Premier Hassan A-Tohami. the West Bank, not bilateral matters. Sadat Rep. Stephen Solarz (D.NY) declared at the settlements issue. "It would encourage These meetings took place before Sadat has declared publicly on several occasions a hearing on security supporting assistance the opposite behavior," _Veliotes added, launched. his peace initiative and were, that he will not agree to the presence of for Israel by the House International from "those forces in Israel who felt they Haaretz said, part of continuing efforts by Israeli settlements in Sinai under any condi­ Relations subcommittee for the Middle were being subjected to this kind of Israel to draw Egypt into negotiations. tion. East, that should th.e Administration have pressure." Hamilton had asked Veliotes the "chutzpah" to reject planes for Israel what the "consequences" would be for "it would make for the most serious con­ withholding aid "to encourage flexibility" frontation between Congress and the Ad­ on the settlements and suggested that since ministration" since the 1975 struggle "We have not gotten anywhere so far" by between them over arms for Turkey. not withholding aid, "maybe the other ap­ Congress won that battle. "I hope you will proach" should be tried. Veliotes suggested persuade the President to come to his senses the subcommittee , wait for a policy in. this regard," Solarz told Deputy statement from Israel's government on the Assistant Secretary of State Nicholas matter. In a previous round of questioning Veliotes who presented the aid program for on the current political process in the Mid­ Israel to the subcommittee. The New York dle East, Veliotes told Solarz that the Congressman emphasized that he saw "no Carter Administration does not give aid justification for cancelling the Israeli sale" from a negotiating standpoint but provides of 15 F-15s and 70 F-16s "simply because "generous assistance" to help Israel's the Congress decided against the Ad­ economic well being and "to encourage ministration's proposals to deliver 50 F-5Es Israel and its people to make difficult to Egypt or 60 F- I 5s to Saudi Arabia. decisions." He said he would "not endorse" Secretary of State Cyrus Vance had told a reductions to make Israel more flexible in Congressional committee that the Ad- the negotiations. "

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