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VOL. LIV NO. 8 PRIDAY,MAY I, 1970 15¢ PER COPY 16 PAGES Bill Gives Money To Says Sisco Talks Improved Non-Public Schools NEW YORK A bill Possibility Of Cooperation sponsored by Governor Neloon Rockefeller of New York to JERUSALEM - The Cabinet air defenses has enabled Cairo to provide state grants to non-public was briefed on the talks held by reject even more · firmly Western schools to cover their expenses top government ottlclals with U.S. endeavors to restore the 1967 mandated by the state, was Assistant Secretary of State cease-fire," he wrote. passed at the closing session of Joseph J. Sisco here. Reports The Foreign Minister said the New York State Legislature. were made by Premier Golda Mr. Sisco brought "nothing new" Rabbi Mo s he Sherer, Meir, Foreign Minister Abba with him from Washington or Eban, Deputy Premier Ylgal from Cairo where he stopped for executive president of Agudath four days before coming to Israel of America, e stimated that Allon and Defense Minister Israel. the elementary and hlgh..,school Moshe Dayan. No details were made available to the press. Ye shlvos In New York wlll According to Mr. Eban, Egypt It was rellably reported remains Intransigent and there Is receive $1.50 mllllon from this how ever, that Mr. Sisco urged program beginning with the little hope that Cairo will agree Israeli leaders to be more to re-establish the cease-fire opening of the new school year In " flexible" In their diplomacy and which It renounced a year ago. September. Im age-building efforts. Mr. Eban Nor will Egypt consider the Rabbi Scherer labeled this blll said In a television and radio "a first step." appearance that the talks with the posslblllty of talks unless Israel first withdraws from all occupied U.S. diplomat had Improved the l'rof. Ylgael Yadln Yocov Dan poss I bl I It I es of cooperation Arab territories, Mr. Eban said. between Israel and Washington, Isra e l newspapers, although points of dl!terence sum marlzlng the results of the Community Jewish Organizations between them remain. visit, said that aside from the acknowledged concern of the Mr. Eban said that Secretary U n It e d States over Israel's or State Wllllam P. Rogers had Co-Sponsor Israeli Festival security, all other areas of apparently come around to the Center, heads the community­ Nearly two dozen of the Israeli view with r egard to Soviet American-Israeli disagreement wide planning committee for the community's leading J ewish Intention In the Mideast. He noted remained as they were before the Festival and the Center Is acting envoy's visit. organizations wlll co-sponsor that Mr. Rogers remarked as the coordinating organization this season's "Israel recently that the Russians do not Mr. Sisco spent only rour Anniversary Festival" at Temple for the evening. hours In Beirut, Lebanon as the Emanu-El Sunday evening, May seek peace ln the area but a Assisting Dr. Carp are "controlled tension,'' an capital of that "pro-Western" 10, beginning at 7 p.m. Mordechai Sokolo!!, program expression that Mr. Eban himself Arab nation was r ocked by anti­ chairman; Dr. Harold Organic, Open to the J ewish community bas used In the past. American demonstrations. Some this event, which commemorates chairman of exhibits; Harry 10,000 leftist students, urged on Finkelste in , chairman of New York Times the 22nd anniversary of Israel correspondent Raymond H. by Palestinian guerrilla leaders, decorations; Mrs. Sheldon Indepe nd ence, wlll Include Anders on' s Cairo dispatch staged a protest march through Sollosy, chairman or special entertainment, guest speakers, reported that SAM-3 missile Beirut streets. speak ers; Charles Swartz, exhibits, refreshments and folk bases have already been set up In The violence that greeted Mr. Mau r I ce Share and Nathan songs and folk dancing. Egypt and "this development has Sisco In Beirut, followed violent Yacov. Dan, film star, Temkin, co-chairmen of the already halted free-wheeling anti-American demonstrations In J budget; Carol Miller, chairman of recording artist and star or radio Israell air strikes deep Inside Amman that forced him to cancel and television, will hlghllght the (Continued on page 10) Egypt. The strengthening of Its a scheduled visit to Jordan. evening's entertainment program. Born In Israel, Yacov Dan TO ENTERTAIN: Miriam Kreuyn is appeared In the ntms, "Is Paris one of the stars of a Yiddish Theatre ensemble which will ap­ Burning?'' , "Lawrence of Emanu-EI Sisterhood To Hold Arabia'' and, most recently, In pear at Temple Emanu-El on Sat­ "Hello Dolly", with Barbra urday evening, May 2. "l'Tom Streisand. His performances have Donor Luncheon, Installation Brod to Broadway," a new musi­ cal review written by Wolf and been- televised on BBC In The Annual Donor Luncheon Shepley Shapiro, Charles J. Sylvia Younin and directed by Ben England, Francaise ORTF and and Installation of Temple Stelngold (replacing Mrs. Martin Bonus, is sponsored by the Rhode America's NBC networks. His. Emanu-EJ Sisterhood on Monday, Llfiand), Samuel Stepak, Herbert Island branches of the Farband la­ recordings have appeared under May 4, will be part of a full day's Stolzberg, Fred Strasmlch, bor Zionist Order and the Work­ Jsraell, European and American program planned to benefit the Manfred Well, Edwin Wells, men's Orcle. Proceeds will go to Labels. temple's youth activities. A Semon Weintraub and ·James the Jewish National Fund. Also appearing wlll be the bazaarcboutlque wlll open at Wlnoker. " Hillel Dancers, a folk dancing .J0:45 a.m. and the luncheon and Other American-Jewish stars group led _ by Avram Grant, Installation will start at 12:30 Members on the board for one who will appear in the revue are member of Israel's Emek Hefer p.m. year are Mesdames Jason Cohen, Julius Epstein, George Goldman, Shifra Lerer, Seymour Rexil•, Mi­ troupe. There will also be songs by Sharl Fishbein and a program Mrs. Mllton Dubinsky heads Adrian Goldstein, Frank chael Michalowich and musical di­ the slate of o!!lcers as president. rector-pianist Murray Rumshinsky. of films and slides on Israel. Goldstein, Sol Haas, Herald Heading the roster of Other officers are Mesdames Harlam, Albert Kumlns, Herbert Harry Finkelst.ln of the Farband Joslin Berry, Joseph G. Fishbein, and Jacob 8. Rothenberg of the speakers will be Ylgael· Yadtn, Rosen, Irving Rosen and George visiting Professor In Judaica at Milton Levin and Gerald Tuch. · Workmen's Orcle are chairmen of WI no gr ad, vice presidents; the affair. Tickets may be obtain­ Brown University apd visiting Also members of the board of Professor In Archaeology at Edward Aronson, treasurer; ed at the d-. · Leonard Bellin, recording directors are past presidents Harvard Divinity School. Mesdames Herman Bernstein, Born In Israel, Yadln has had secretary; Sidney Shepard, PLANS CONFERENCE: corresponding secretar y ; Max Viner, Ernest Blazer, Irving Pr.,,._ a distinguished career as an Sidney Goldstein, chairman of the Hussein Reshuffles Cabinet Matthew Sherman, financial L Fain, Abraham Percelay, Saul archaeologist, resistance ftghter, Department of Sociology and An­ secretary; Jerome Feinstein, Feinberg, Charles Blackman, After Anti-American Riots educator and outstanding author. !hropology at Brown University, is assistant financial secretary; George Relzen, Burton Flnberg, LONDON - King Hussein, of Other speakers will Include ,Alfred Fain, Edmond W_. in charge of t!M Second Annual the Gov. Frank Licht and the Rev. Abraham Greenberg, maillng Laymen's-Teachers' Conference Jordan has reportedly reshuffled secretary; Matthew Fishbein, Goldstein, Jacob Hohenemser, his cabinet In the wake of four Earl H, Tomlin, former executive Abram Wahl, Harry Diamond, organized by the Bureau of Jew'. director of the Rhode Island State Dudley J. Block, and Gerald ish Education of Greater Provi­ days of anti-American rioting In Jacobs, assistant malling Samuel Bresnlck, David Horvitz Amman which aborted a Councll of Churches and pastor of and Mervin Bolusky. dence, which will be held on Sun­ {J Calvary Baptist Church In secretaries; Louis Horvitz, day, May 3, at 8 p.m. at Temple scheduled visit by U.S. Asslstsnt comptroller, and Archie Chaset Sinai. Secretary of State J aseph J. Providence. A graduate of Brown Members of ,the nominating University, Reverend Tomlln, and Morris Bromberg, auditors. Sisco. co m m It tee were Mesdames Rabbi Burt Jacobson, principal now retired, has Jed Innumerable Elected to the board of Ger a 1 d Winograd, chairman; of Temple Emunah Religious nie realignment wlll please tourists to Israel and Europe. directors for three years are Albert Alter, William Lezer, School in Lexington, Mau., and a the' Palestinian commandos, Master of ceremonies for the Mesdames Byron Abedon, Albert Charles Stetngold, Jason Cohen, member of the faculty of 'Hawrat already fiushed with victory over evening wlll be Robert Rlesman, Alter, Phlllp Baron, Jerome Benjamin Luftman and Samuel Shalom Community College, will the ouster ··of U,S. Ambassador vice president of the General Berry, Benjamin Brier, Melvin Stepak. be the gue~t speaker. tis topic / Harrison Symes, polltical Jewish Committee. Chern l ck, Eldon Goldenberg, Chairmen .of the donor affair wlH be "Radical Approaches ta observers said, King Hussein The refreshment booths will George Goldsmllh, Hyman are Mrs, Simon Rlfldn and Mrs. Jewish Education in the Sev­ demanded Mr. Symes' recall feature Israell dishes, prepared Goldstein, Wllllam Melzer, Herman Zaleznlck. enties." after be advised Mr. Sisco to stay by a committee headed by Mrs. Bernard Podrat, Elllot Revkln, away from Amman where mobs Bruno Hoffman and Mrs. Sarah Howard Schnelder, Manfred JDL MEMBERS ARRESTED burned the U.S. Information Kouffman. There wlll also be on Selden, Leo L. Swartz, Sol White, N E W YORK Fifteen demons t rat Ing against the Agency offices, stoned the U.S. sale a large selection of Israell Herman Z a I e z n I ck, Julius members of the Jewish Defense treatment of Jews In the Soviet Embassy and wrecked four canned and packqed toods, Zucker. League, Including Its leader, Union. They · set up a seder table Embassy cars. W ashlngton has especlally Imported · for the Board members for two fears Rabbi Meir Kahane, were· lvlth tablecloth, matzohs, wine demanded full and prompt occasion. Mrs. Diana Silk Is are Mesdames Simon Greenberg, arrested after- they chained and candles on the sidewalk compensation for damage to chairman of the food booths. Lawrence Go Id berg, David ,, themselves to the fence In front o p p o s I t e t h e Mt s s Ion American property estlmaled at Dr. Bernard Carp, executive LI n de r , Norman Pomerantz, of the Soviet Mission to the headquarters and then chained '100,000. director of the Jewish Community Mitchell Sack, Elisha Scollard, United Nations. The croup was themselves to the fence. ------::-----

2 TIIE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, PRIDAY 1 M.W 1, 1970 SALlJTE ro ISRAEL I ,., B k O A b. p t NEW YORK - The Salute ro srae I S 00 n ra IC oe ry Israel Parade will be held on May - !~:::i\1~:~:. 1srae1·s twenty- Published By University Of Cairo [~--·;;;;::·==·····:1 ~.011~~11,0~,0 D~.11::D"OIOCI ~_lfl_,o,o_o11_~00CICICIC)JCICI •-:• JERUSALEM - A collection form by a lecturer at the Dar al­ . · a son al. the late Saleh and Regina PIANOS of research on modern Arabic Ulwn College of the University of Baghdad!, he came to Providence TUNED - REPAIRED poetry, done by Dr. Shmuel Cairo. 11 years ago from Belgium. ~ECONDITIONED. Moreli, Hebrew University The book was published with He earned his master's ' KEYWORK Lecturer In Modern Arabic commentaries on his research. degree In law from the University HARRY BAILEY ~age and Literature, bas The publication was announced by of Paris. He was a member al. been translated from English to the llterary Lebanese magazine Temple Emanu-El and Self Help 521-2471 Arabic and and published In book "Al-Adib'' of January 1970, Dr. of Rhode Island. Moreb' s research work was Besides his wife, survivors earlier published In articles In Include three sons, Saleh and the Bulletin of the School of As! an B aghdadl, both of YEP, THAT'S RIGHT ••• Oriental and African Studies of Providence, and Samy Baghdad! We have Old Time Penny Candy, Vermont Cheddar Cheese, University of London and In the of Indianapolis, Ind.; a brother; Jams and Jellies. Also Many Unusual Gifts for Mother's Day quarterly "Middle Eastern Edward Baghdad! In Belgium, and Giving. Studies" published by Prof, Ell a sister, Mrs. Leonie Cohen of Kedourl, London School of Haifa, Israel. . ls .,,...... Economics. In both publications, • • • ~eT1 . CmrrlenollH .. LL Dr. Moreb was referred to as an MRS, CHARLES MANEKOPSKY \., -= 767-JHI Arabic and Hebrew writer In Funeral services for Mrs • .m. research, Dr. Moreh arrived at Funeral services for Joseph new and revolutionary results In Robert Seegall of Barrington and Mrs. Eugene Cederbaum of Kahn of 1038 Fernglen Avenue, his study or Arabic literature. Tuj1D1ga, Calif., who died April Dr. Moreh's research, along Detroit; a brother, Seymore Winograd of Providence, and 24, were held Sunday In with his other scientific articles California. Mr. Kahn had lived In published by the Hebrew three sisters, Mrs. Louis t .. Pomlansky of Providence and Providence for 27 years before University's Institute or African leaving for California 12 years and Asian Studies, has evoked Mrs. Max Bezan and Mrs. Archie Orl~ck, both -of Warwick. ago. International Interest among Survivors besides his wife, Orlentallsts on· both sides or the Anna (Dolinsky) Kahn, are two Atlantic and he has received MIL TON MARKS sons, Bernard Kahn of HID!tlngton _complimentary letters from Funeral services for Milton Beach, Calif., and Malcolm Kahn several world-known figures In Marks, 63, of 773 Hope Street, of Cranston; two brothers, Irving the field, such as Pror. R. B. who died April 23, were held the Kahn of Cranston and Hym>m Sergent, Cambridge University; following day at the Max Kahn of Lynbrook, N,Y ,; five Sinai Memorial Park, Rhode Island's most beautiful Pror A. F, L. Beeston, University Sugarman Memorial Chapel. grandchildren and three great­ or Oxford, and Prof. Gustave von Burial was In Lincoln Park grandchlldren. Jewish Cemetery. Spacious family or individual plots Grunebaum, University of Cemetery. are available for your inspection. California, Los Angeles. The husband of Sadie • (Resnick) Marks, he was born In ISRAEL WEINER Providence on Sept. 22, 1906, a Funeral services for Israel for information and free literature call 942-8350. Burglar In Melbourne son of the late Samuel Marks. Welner, 73, or 1000 Hope Street, Temple ~ina!, __Hagen Av_enue, Cranston, R. I. Until his Illness he was who died Sunday, were held employed at Lou's Sandwich Wednesday at the Max Sugarman Studies Social Pages Shoppe on Broad Street for five Memorial Chapel. Burial was In years. Lincoln Park Cemetery. MELBOURNE, Australia - The husband or Sarah (Golden) A burglar who made his debut His wife and his mother are his only survivors. Welner, he was born In Russia, a WHY PAY MORE?? more than two years ago by son · of the late Abraham and robbing the home or the mayor • • • VICTOR BAGHDADI Miriam Welner. He had lived In here and has since concentrated the United States for more than on stealing cash and Jewelry from FID!eral services for Victor· I- MAY:~~~-~~-y 8th I Baghdad!, 65, of 140 Fourth 60 years. the homes and apartments or the A carpenter ror 50 years, he city's wealthier Jews, Is still at Street, who died April 24, were WESTERN STEER-QUALITY N.Y. CUT held Sunday at the Max Sugarman was a member of the Carpenter's liberty. Union, Local 94, and a member of His haul so far Is estimated at Memorial Chapel. Burial was In Uncoln Park Cemetery, Congregation Mlshkon Tflloh. between $250,000 and $.500,000. Is It Is believed that ''The cat", A, former accountant for the Besides his wife, he CHUCK 35c as he Is called studies the Providence Pile Company, he survived by a son, Alfred Welner; weekly soclai pa·ges or - retired last year after 19 months a daughter, Mrs. Harold STEAKS 1b. Melbourne's Jewish News as a teacher In the B_arrlngton Kaufman; a brother, Samuel because many of his biggest School system. He was the Welner; a sister, Mrs. Jack U.S.D.A.-STEER-FANCY-FRESH burglaries have occurred while husband of Marie (Antebl) Millman, and three families have been away attending Baghdad!. grandchildren, all of Providence. weddings or parties. Born In Egypt on Nov. 7, 1905, (Continued on page _10) BEEF Sales or costly burglar alarm systems have boomed as a result 1b_79c of the burglaries and his LIVER preference for Jewish victims Is Max Sugarman. likely to boost popular prejudice ALL BEEF-FAMOUS N.Y. BRAND about Jewish wealth. Funeral Home ·Even a documentary mm featuring some of his exploits has "THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" been produced. 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THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY I MAY I, 1970 Joe Thaler To Speak SAYS CONFLICT WORSE y ears ago, and that AMSTERDAM - Dutch­ lmplementatlon of the 1967 United At' Israel Celebration Foreign Minister Dr. Joseph Nations ceasefire was essential Congregation Shaare Zedek - Luns,. returning from official . to peace. Sons of Abraham w1ll hold a visits to Beirut, Damascus, community-wide celebration of · Amman and Cairo, stated he was Far East House Israel's 22nd anniversary on "very pessimistic over the Sunday, May 3, at 8 p.m. situation In the Middle East." Dr. Oriental Gift Shop Joe Thaler, a in ember of the Luns, who said he had not acted · 183 Angell St., Prov. 6, R.I . national board of governors of the as a mediator during his visits, 421 -8019 commented that the Mideast Israel Bond Organization, will be Open 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. the guest speaker. The conflict was much worse than two celebration Is being held for the state-wide bond campaign. Steve Gaynor, humorist, will be the featured entertainer. A .MARTINIQUE favorite of supper club audiences throughout the United States and Reitaurant 3 LB. Canada, he has been seen on n u m e r o u s variety television 461 -3606 LOBSTERS shows. • Louis Erenkrantz Is chairman 840 BROAD ST., PROVIDENCE AVAILABLE of the anniversary committee and Its members Include Mrs: David ENGAGED: M,. and Mn. Harold ENGAGED: Ml. and M,s. Milton Baratz, Ira Bazar, Izaak Berger, GrNnberg of Bethesda, Md., an­ Horvitz of S...gent Avenue .an­ DUE TO ILLNESS Mrs. Harry Berman, Louis nounce the engagement of their nounce the engagement of their Bloom, Miss Sarah Bloom, Milton daughter, Beverly Kay, to Stu ..., daughter, Abigail, to Louis Jay Covitz, Charles Dickens, Israel D. Halpert, san of M,1. Ecfwln 0 . Naten1hon, son of Dr. and M,s. The Massasoit Hotel · Gelbtuck, Leo Greenberg. Halpert of Providence and the late A.L Naten1hon of MilwaukH, NARRAGANSETT PIER A Is o Mrs . Gertrude Mr. Halpert. Wis. Hassenfeld, Mrs. Louis Hochman, Mi11 GrNnberg attended the David Newman, Charles Oelbaum, Miss Horvitz i1 a graduate of Will not open for the 1970 season. Abraham J. Paull, Nathan Lexington School for the Deaf in New Yorlc City, the Cherry lawn Hape High School and Simmons R o se nfe Id, Louis Sacarovltz, College. In June she will receive WE WISH TO THANK ALL OUR FRIENDS FOR THEIR Sheldon Shapiro, Mrs. Morris School in Darien, Conn., and was graduated from Walt Whitman her Ma1ter'1 degree in Community Shatz, Isidore Shechtman, Miss CONTINUED PATRONAGE AND HOPE WE WILL BE High School in Bethesda. She ii Organization from the University Nellis Silverman, Mrs. ·Maurice . preMntly completing her Mnior of Chicago. Mi11 Horvitz i1 cur­ ABLE TO SERVE YOU AGAIN. Sternbach, Harry Tanenbaum and year at the Bolton University rently working with the Federal PEGGY and TONY YEAMAN Louis Trostonotr. School of Fine Arll where she ii Department of Housing and Urban majoring in advertising d ..lgn . Development. MONTHLY EXHIBITS Mr. Halpert ii a graduate of Mr. Naten1hon i1 a graduate of TEL AVIV - The first of a Brown University and The George s er I e s or monthly pictorial Washington University law School. Harvard College where he was a member of the Hasty Pudding exhibits depicting Jewish At law school he -• on the edi­ communities In various countries torial staff of the law review and Society and the Signet Society. He w1fesaver opened at ZOA House here. It was was a member of the Order of the received a degrH in Architecture devoted to Soviet Jewry and Coif. He i1 a former law clerk to from the Harvard Graduate School of ii Win the Bottle over the Scale and Tape contained documents and Chief Judge Wilsan Cowen of the Design. M,. Natemhon a pro­ photogr aphs or Russian-Jewish United States Court of Oaim1, and fe1sar at the University of Chicago Measure at Cape Cod's Fabulous New Inst It u ti on s and anti-Jewish he ii p,.. ently an attorney In the and a11i1tant diredor of the uni­ ii pamphlets and caricatures Issued Office of the Legislative CounMI to versity' 1 art gallery. He affil­ Resort Spa by Sov i et authorities. Next the HouM of RepreMntatlve1, U.S. iated with Gaul and v-n, a month' s exhibit will center on Congre11. Chicago architectural firm . R-n Pool, Sauna, Sun Lamp, Whlrl­ American Jewry. A June wedding 11 planned. A July wedding i1 planned. pool loth1, Steam Room, Swimmln9, Focloh, Mouo.. , Qolf, .Slimnoltica. Diet co-chairman. Other committee heads are Madellne Broderick planned bNOkfolt, lunch olid dinner. ORGA.NIZATIO_N _NEWS and Mrs. Jorge Benavides , A day & nftht of tln9ly relaxation thot'1 PROFESSOR TO LECTURE Unk 46, Order of Golden Chain, publicity; Yolanda Clpolla and truly doYOted to beauty-4nd you, Dr. Jacob Neusner, formerly Ladles Auxiliary of Masons, Mrs. Frank Del Oeo, Invitations; of Hartford, Conn. and now Lester Firestein, Mr. and Mrs. Mr s . Albert Glzzarelll, Professor of Judaic Studies at Barney Buckler, Dr. and Mrs. hoste sses: Mrs. Samuel Forte, Brown University, wlll be the Max . Fershanan, Mrs. Ellen favors: Mrs. Alphonse Gllardl leader of a Kallah or adult Kramer, Mrs. Harriet of and Mrs. Mlcbael Moreno, ·- '32''*=- education Institute weekend, at Pawtucket, Mrs. Leo Greenberg, raff I es: and Mrs. Armand 'Congregation B'nal · Israel In Mrs. Sylvia Kriss, Mr. and Mrs. Simone, door prizes. ,... ·-··•tlaw ... 111,.,_._a,llor,.,.... Woonsocket .on May I, 2 and 3, Moe Cohn, Leo Greene and Mrs. The theme of the Kallah Is Samuel Sheffres, ex officio, FINAL BOARD MEETING "Judaism - Past and·. Future: The Jerusalem Group of Can the Tradition of the Past Hadassah wlll hold the flnal board 0 i Meet the Challenge of the ON THE BUTLER GREEN meeting of the season on lea 1af The Butler Auxiliary Is Future?" Wednesday, May 13 at 8 p.m. at at the SHERATON HYANNIS INN sponsoring Its annual Sunday on the home of Mrs. Joel Meclwln of The weekend wlll begin with HYANNIS. MASSACHUSETTS • · (617) 775-7775 Friday night services, May I at 8 the Butler Green on May 10 from 116 Dellwood Road, Cranston. p.m. The topic of Dr. Nuesner's 12 to 4 p.m. on the gr ounds of · P1vs1e • .-ltip address wlll be ''Does American Butler Hospital, 333 Grotto SEPIA RUMMAGE SALE Judaism Have A Future?" Avenue. In event of rain, the The Sepia Club of Brown At Sabbath morning services, festival wlll be· held on Sunday, University wlll sponsor a BOOK NOW FORMEMORIAL DAY Saturday, May 2 at 9 a.m. Dr. May 17. rummage sale and auction on Neusner wlll present a scholarly The theme Is "Happiness Is _Saturday·, May 2 at the Pembroke AND YOUR SUMMER VACATION or WEEKEND analysis of the Torah portion. Sunday on the Butler Green." Pleld House, corner of Brook and Free and Immediate Confirmations The Kallah wlll culminate In a Geared for the entire family, Cushing Streets. The rummage brunch Sunday, May 3 at 10:30 there wlll be a magic show, a sale wlll begin at I p.m. and the a . m. The subject of Dr. midway of games, a rock concert auction at 8 p.m. and wlll FREE BROCHURES- Neusner' s lecture at the brunch by JP and the Modified Three, an continue Into a wine and cheese wlll be "Babylonian Jewry In arts and crafts show and a band party. Proceeds wlll benefit the PUBLISHED RATES Talmudic Times." concert with the Cranston West Progress for Providence Health BANNER LODGE GRANDVIEW NEVELE Rabbi WIiiiam E, Kaufman High Stage Band. Refreshments Centers and Ecology Action for BRICKMAN'S GROSSINGERS RALEIGH wlll be the moderator at these wlll be available from a snack Rhode Island. BROWN'S HARBOUR ISLAND SEA CREST sessions. Lewis z. Lavine Is bar. . . The rummage sale wlll SPA president of Congregation B'nai Mrs. Charles G. Chason Is feature many Items made by chairman of the afternoon. Other CAPECODDER HOMOWACK Israel and Jason Leflne, Sepia Club members as well as TAMARACK chairman of the adult education chairmen Include Mrs. J, Wllllam the usual rummage Items. A CONCORD - JUG END TARLETON committee. · PI n k o s , raffle; Mrs. Peter. supervised play yard wlll be. FALLSVIEW KUTSHER'S WALDEMERE Mogayzel, tickets: Mrs. Leonard available, weather permitting, GRANITE LAUREL'S WENTWORTH HALL Trledman, posters: Mrs. MIiton and there wlll be a hot dog and SEFER TORAH SCROLL Brier and Mrs. Joseph Chazan, A Sefer Torah Scroll wlll be soda stand. VIA AMERICAN EXPRESS-CARAVAN presented to Temple Beth Torah pl ants; Mrs. Joseph Zucker and Mrs. Jeffrey Bensing Is TOUR EUROPE COOKS-GATEWAY-GLOBUS- Mrs. Arthur Hurvitz, artificial by Mrs. Selig Weinstein and chairman for the event. The CAR & THEATER TOURS - ALL OTHERS family, Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer flowers; and Mrs. Allan Fine, committee Includes Mesdames publicity. Lamchlck and family and Arthur· John Ewing, Richard Derrig, 14 Weinstein on Friday, May I at Harry Fairbank, Mlchael Godley, HAWAIIAN CARNIVAL DAYS. s599 8:15 p,'m . In memory of Sarah and TO SPEAK ON ISRAEL Rando Ip h Harrison, Ronald DEPARTURES FROM PROVIDENCE MAY 10, JUNE 7, 28, Jacob Weinstein, Miriam Rachel Professor. Fred Pollack of the Laughlin, Samuel Sokol and and David Morris Weinstein , and Physics Deparanent of Brown Gerald Sadller. Mr. and Mrs. JULY 5, AUG.2, SEPT. 13, OCT. 11, - ALL HAWAIIAN Selig Weinstein. Norman Bomzer, University , a member of Thomas Dustin wlll be CARNIVAL FROM PROV. JULY 4 . ( Frequent Baston departures.) Professors for Peace In . the auctioneers. president of Temple Beth Torah, JET DIRECT {J wlll formally .accept the Torah on Middle East, wlll speak on MIAMI BEACH FROM PROV. ~17s0* "Israel and the American Youth" behalf· of the temple. An Oneg 7 Nighis. . At These Oceanfront Hotels: CASABLANCA, CROWN, SAXONY, Shabbat wlll follow. · on Wednesday, May 6 at 8 p.m. at PUBLIC RELATIONS EVENT SHERRY FRONTENAC, VERSAILLES . Also Includes Round Trip Transfer>, the Barrington Jewish Center. A Mrs . Gertrude Meth ' Meals, Plus DINNER SHOW At DEAUVIUE, Plus Musical EXTRAVAGANZA . ANNUAL PASSOVER PARTY disc u s s ion will follow. Hochberg, ,director of public At•EDEN ROC, Plus FREE CRUISE To Froeport, Bahamas And 2 Nights At The Jewish Festival Refreshments wlll be served. ,.. relations at Bryant College and KING'S INN With Meals For Only '6.50 Per Per>on Each Night. co-director of the New England Committee for State Institutions • Rated eff. May 1 • July 1.• onl! 'I dally u lra por pefMln for July \ • Sept., plu, to• , held tllelr annual Passover PRESENT FASHION SHOW district of the American College parties recently at the Medlcal The Rhode Island Heart Public Relatlons Association, Center and · Ladd School with Association Auxiliary wlll hold opened the annual conference of BUS TOURS FROM 3 DAYS Rabbi Jacob Handler and Rabbi Its annual dinner and fashion the organization at a banquet TO 30 DAYS Saul Leeman conducting the show, "60 Fresh New Fashions Wednesday at the Sheraton­ Haggadah services, A special From Mini to Maxi," on Hyannis Motor Inn on Cape Cod. kosher dinner was sponsored by Wednesday, May 13 at 7 p.m. at The event, which continued Zelda Kouffrnan c., .c. the Moes Chltlm Passover Drive. the Alpl.ne Country Club. through today, had as I ts theme ( Certified Travel CounMlor_, conducted by Jewish Family and Proceeds wlll benefit the Heart "New Directions Por A New Children's Service. Fund, Decade." More than 100 New CRANSTON-TRAVEL- 80.l ·PARK AVE. CRANSTON Hosts and hostesses Included Mrs, John DlBona Is England colleges were lfts. by DDPOlntmont 7.1-4977 Mr. and Mrs. Wolf from Hope 1 chairman, and Carmen Carella Is represented, ' _ ... ·--4 ==----=

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4 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 PRIDAY 1 MAY I, 1970 SHOWING NAZI F1LMS RALLY IN AMSTERDAM LONOON - A theater here AMSTERDAM - Some 4000 JWV Brotherhood Breakfast Is presenting a series of German persons gathered In Amsterdam's fllms made during the HIiier era 3 5 l year-old Sephardic to Illustrate Nazi propaganda Synagogue, half of them non- Scheduled For This Sunday technlque;:;s.;.. _____ - Jews, to participate In pre­ Department of Social Welfare and Give a Herald subscription. Passover services and a mass Ninety-two per cent of the rally on behalf of Soviet Jewry. senior hl.f;h schools In Rhode steering Committee. Vernon J. The meeting was followed by a Island wm participate In the Lisbon, regional director, 1 torchlight parade to Schouwburg, statewide student human relations Southern New England National ~GIN program, "Classmates Today_­ Conference of Christians and .1::!i~ARMACY the place where Dutch Jews were herded by the nazls for N elghbors Tomorrow," according Jews, selected the judges. IVAN CIONSON, I.S., HG. ,H. to an announcement by Irving H. HOPf I.I. deportation during World War IL 632 STIHT • l'IOVIDINCE, Levin, chairman of the program, which Is sponsored by the Department of Rhode Island, Canada Debates Jewish War Veter-ans, and the Ladles• Awdllary, In cooperation Anti-Hate Bill with the National Conference of OTTAWA _ 1be anti-hate Ch rl st I ans and Jews. The Brotherhood Breakfast which Is legislation Introduced by the the culmination of the program government directed against neo­ w111 be held on Sunday, May 3, at Nazi anti-Semitic and hate groups 9 a.m. at the Biltmore Hotel. met with considerable opposition during debate In the House of Senator John o. -Pastore wm Commons. Liberal, Conservative TO BE GUEST SPEAKER: Sol Ko- be the principal speaker at the d Ne De ti p lack, regional director of the •nti- breakfast, and special awards an w mocra c arty MPs ,. w1ll be presented to him, as well attacked the government project Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, Latest Designer as to Dr. William P. Robinson, as "eroding the Canadian BIii of will be guest speaker at an ADL Wigs Rights." Bagel and lox breakfast mffting for Men and Women Jr., Commissioner of Education; on Sunday, May 3, at the Jewish Bert Wade, editor or Young Rhode 1be legislation passed In the Corn ·ty ,._ t bu "ld" Th MOTHER'S DAY '~Styl11d for You". Islander of the Providence mun, ....,n er I ong. ere Senate two months ago after being wiU be a visitation with Newport • CANDY• Journal-Evening Bulletin. bottled up In various committees servicemen. IIOA Mineral SpriatAvt . . The program Is designed to for some 18 months. TIie •PERFUME• honor one outstanding student legislation Is now In Its final Mr. Kolack.: on the board of Pawtucket, RJ. AND MANY OTHER from each high school who best stage In second reading before governors of t Boston University ex em p 11 fl es the spirit._ of the House of Commons. 'Human Relations Center, a mem· 726-9432 b r O ther h O O d In both his ber of the Advisory Committee, GIFT ITEMS community and his school. Each Are your children away from Nhoewton Cndommuhnity Relotlons representative Will receive a C irman a C airman of the plaque and three students will be home? Keep them up to date with Community Service team of the selected to receive scholarships. a Herald subscription. Combined Jewish Philanthropies. ST. DUNSTAN'S Judges will be WUllam H. I ~ ~ ~ I ~~~ii anv::.tor;:~·s~:~ir:;:;! , ORGANfZA_ T_ IQN NEWS ' DAY SCHOOL president or Providence College; •------,..__ ...,..., ______,_ Miss Barbara Johnston, executive JCC ANNUAL MEETING be the guest speaker at the annual An Independent Co-Educational School sales director or the Biltmore "New Building: New dinner meeting of the League or Hotel; Joseph Galkin, executive Directions?" will be the theme of Women Voters of Pawtucket on NOWENROWNG ACADEMICALLY AILE GIRLS director of the General Jewish the annual meeting or the J ewish Monday, May 4, at the home of AND IOYS IN THI FOLLOWING GRADES: Com mlttee and Edrlc R. Bates, Community Center which wUI be Mrs. Arthur Kern of 568 East member of the advisory council, • NURSERY - 4 YR. OLDS ONLY ( DAY) held at the Center building on Avenue, Pawtucket. The ½ Sunday, May 17. Installation of new officers will • OPENINGS IN ALL GRADES THE IEA CREST A panel of college students follow a buffet dinner. • SMALL CLASSES ON CAPE COD will discuss "Can the Center The League of Women Voters • INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION Develop a Relevant Youth has designated 1970 as the Year · Program for J ewish Survival?" of the Voter In honor or the 50th • PHONETIC A~PROACH TO READING Included In the panel of students anniversary of woman suffrage • OUTSTANDING MUSIC & ARTS PROGRf..' I 1 lrom Brown University and and the 100th anniversary of • SWIMMING - Grades 1-9. Pembroke College w111 be Negro male suffrage. Postmaster Jonathan Brandow, Steven General W1111am M. Blount has • TRANSPORTATION 1-9 Fraade, David Hirshberg and announced that a United States Anne Mazonson. Jeremiah Gorin, postage stamp to mark the 50th FOR.INFORMATION &. BROCHURE CALL chairman or the annual meeting anniversary w111 be Issued on Edward J. Ri!"aldi, Headmaster, 751-7300 committee, wlll be moderator. Aug. 26, 1970. Also Included at the annual ------meeting wlll be the election of TO INSTALL OFFICERS Dec:oralioa officers and board members, Mrs. Irving Levin w111 be Weekend Gala voting on amendments to the Installed as president of the Center by-laws, the presentation Shalom Chapter, Pioneer women, Fri.-Mon., May 22-25 of reports and a social hour. · at the,annual meeting of the group 1.000 ft. private white sand on Saturday, May 2, at 7 p.m. at beach (water temp. 72°) • CANDIDATES FOR HONOR the Venus de Milo Restaurant In heated outdoor pool • sailing • Swansea, Mass. water skiing • surfing • snork­ Four teenagers who are members of the senior high Other officers who will be ling • catamarans • fishing • Installed are Mesdames Edward GOLF IS FREE (18-hole cham­ school department or the Jewish pionship course) Mon.- Fri. , exc. Community Center are candidates Bochner, vice-president, fund­ hols. • tennis • scenic tours • for the presentation or the annual raising; Robert Plotkin, vice­ NEW SHOW NIGHTLY• dancing I.S. Low Youth Award this year. president, membership; Gary • late, late shows • EP or MAP • They are Mimi Goldsmith, Phillips , vice-president, Special Family Rate • day camp • daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jules programming; Samuel Nash, • teen program. Goldsmith of 56 Fosdyke Street; treasurer; Haskel Yanow, New this season) Our new Leslie Robinson, daughter of Mr. corresponding secretary, and Mr. Guy & Mr. Rico of Rolfe St. Are Nqw Introduc­ million dollar nightclub and and Mrs. Norman Robinson of 142 Howard Barasch, recording convention halls. secretary. ing MR. MICHAEL. Formerly 'of Th't, Elizdbeth Arden · Eighth Street; Robert Sherwin, sea. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Mrs. Robert L. Rosenfield, Salon in ·st. Louis, Missouri. Mr. Michael Is A Grad­ Sherwin of 22 President Avenue, national board member of crea1;Hotel Pioneer Women, the Women's uate Professional Colorist Designated by The Clair­ and William Wolfe, son of Mr. On Cape Cod, North Falmouth, Mass and Mrs. Marshall Wolfe or 279 Labor Zionist organization of ol Company of New York. For The Finest in Hair Hotel Tel. 617 Kl 8-3850 President Avenue. ' America, will act as Installing Coloring, Frostings, Hair Straightening, and Hair Or see your travel agent. The I.S. Low Youth Award Is officer. Dinner aitd dancing wm Milton a. Shapiro, Res . Mgr. presented · each year to a high follow the Installation of ottlcers. Styling, Make Your Appointment Today. Steve Hill • Ken Battles - your hosts. school student who has performed Mrs. Stuart . Perlow Is chairman OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. outstanding work on behalf or the of the affair. Center. The board to select the candidates was appointed by the FASHION SHOW HOUSE Pool your needs with relatives•and friends Center's senior high adult The Ladles• Association of the and neighbors. Take advantage of these• STRICTLY FARM advisory committee. It Includes Jewish Home for the Aged will FRESH EGGS AT LOW LOW PRICES. Stephen Feinstein, chairman, sponsor a fashion show to be Edward Feldstein and · Mrs. presented by the Shepard Com­ Phyll1s Potash. pany at their meeting on Wednes­ GRADE A · The name of the winner wm day, May 6, at l p.m. '!-I the be announced at the Center Youth Home. Bunny North will be com­ Council banquet which wm be mentator. Elections of officers held at the Hearthstone Motor Inn w111 also be held. . In Se:konk on Sundal', May 3. Mrs. Leonard Y. Goldman will SPECIAL LARGE 43' DOZ. be the commentator at the show, TO PLANT TREES and Mrs. Harry Seltzer will ( LESS THAN) Members or the In Set, the DOZEN provide piano music. Mrs. David • JUMBO ...... 59· Jewish Community Center's Hor9vltz Is _PrOjram chairman. , EXTRA LARGE ..•.•.....•. 51 • DOZEN ' 30 DOZEN ( young adult organization, wm ; Mrs. Isador s. Low Is help with environmental MEDIUM ...... 36· DOZEN ~ honorary chairman and Mrs. SLIGHTLY ( Improvement at a Tree Bee to be Abraham Grebsteln, chairman, of SMALL .•...•..•..•....••...•. 29· DOZEN (. conducted at . the Center's life membership. The HIGHER Langford Farm site In Johnston WED. --- ..i 1 membership committee Includes on Sunday, May 3. Mesdames Irving Abrams, Sadie STORE HOUR$,.; T~~~s. 10 A.M . TO 5 P.M. ,,- Members of the group wm Cohen, Abraham Grebsteln, leave the Center at 1:30 p.lil. to C4Slf SAT . ~\)"' Samuel Perlman and Maurice help plant more than 500 pine SIiverman. . 4 ND CARRY - 5 DOZEN ~\t,1\ seedlings on the camp site under Mrs. Ira Nulman, hospitality the direction of Arthur chairman, will serve Eisenstein, assistant executive refreshments, assisted by Mrs. director of the Center. Ellzah Koppelman. .EGGS UNLIMITED• MRS. SIMISTER TO SPEAK , F-lorence Simister, Rhode Send a Herald each 334 BUDLONG RD., CRANSTON, R.I. Island author and historian, will your son In the service. lliE RHODE ISLANDHERALD1 FRIDAY 1 M.AY 1, 1970 5 SISTERHOODS HONOR May was paid this tribute because Miriam Hospital Re-Elects ORGANIZATION NEW YORK - The National she reached her 89th birthday on Federation of-Temple Sisterho6ds Feb. 21. A twin of the late Rabbi NEWS has presented a citation to Mrs. Jonah Wise of New York, Mrs. Officers At Annual Meeting SISTERHOOD MEETING Jean Wise May, ·1ts honorary May Is the last surviving child of Dr. Werner A. Baum, Otrlcers for the 1970-71 president, and In her honor Is the late Rabbi Isaac M, Wise, president of the University of · season of the Temple ,Beth Torah cont r I bu ting a Ben-Shemen founder of Reform Judaism In Rhode Island, was elected to the Sisterhood will be elected at their Children's Village In Israel Mrs America board of trustees of The Miriam next meeting on Wednesday, May Hospital on Tuesday at . the 44th 6, at 8 p.m. Annual Meeting of the Hospital Rallne, a student at Brown Corporation. Paul tevlnger was University, will sing American re-elected to a ftfth one-year and Israeli songs and accompany term as president' of the Hospital. himself on the guitar. THE INN 0th er officers re-elected 2227 WEST SHORE RD., WARWICK, R.·.,I. ~re Norman M. Fain, vice PHILATELIC SOCIBTY president: Edwin S. Soforenko, The Rhode Island Philatelic treasurer: and Edmund Wexler, Society will meet on Tuesday, BROILED LIVE .MAINE LOBSTER secretary. · May 5, at 7:30 p.m. at 100 Re-elected as members of the Elmwood Avenue. board of trustees for three year DONOR DINNER STEAKS & CHOPS terms were Melvin G, Alperin, T he Business and Harry Blacher, Judge Alfred H, THERE IS NOTHING SHE WIU ENJOY Professional Group of Hadassah MORE THAN EATING OUT ON Joslln, Sol Koffler, Jacob Licht, will hold Its annual Donor Dinner Herbert Malin, Nell Pansey, at the Biltmore Hotel on Sunday, MOTHER'S DAY Samuel Rapaporte, Jr., Benjamin May 3. DIMer will follow a F. Runenberg, Joseph Smith, reception which will be held from Walter I, Sundlun and Harold A. Winstead. · 2 to 2:30 p,m, COCKTAILS Officers will be Installed by Mrs. · Leonard Trledman, Mrs. Mervin Bolusky. Miss 11 A.M.-12 P.M. DAILY president of The Miriam Hospital Dr. Werner A. laum P a u 11 n e B. Sicotte, singer, Women's Association, and Mrs. accompanied by Mrs. Yvette Abraham Schwartz, first vice and Mrs. Leonard J, Trledman, Rivard, wlll entertain. president, were also confirmed members. FARBAND-LABOR ZIONIST ORDER for another term as members of Born on April 10, 1923, In ON TV the board along with Rabbi Ell A, Germany, Dr. Baum became a "Is r a e 1: Covenant and AND Bohnen and Rabbi Jerome S, Conflict," a film produced by the Gurland who represent the Rhode U.S. citizen In 1934. He received three degrees at the University of, Anti-Defamation League of B'nal -THE WORKMEN'S CI.RCLE Island Rabbltilcal Association. B'rlth will be televised by WJAR­ Present EI e ct e as corporation Chicago: the B.S. In mathematics cl In 1943, the M,S, In meteorology TV, Channel 10, on Sunday, May members were WIiiiam H, 10, from 5 to 5:30 p.m. A MUSICAL REVUE Edwards, Joseph Galktn, Dr. In 1944 and the Ph.D. In meteorology In 1948. In this film, Rev. Edward Joseph F, Kauffman, Gilbert Flannery, former editor of the FROM BROD TO BROADWAY Mason, Judge Thomas H, Dr. Baum went to Florida Providence Visitor, now an Roberts, Mrs. Sidney Weinstein State University In 1949 as associate director of Judaeo­ ADAPTED AND DIRECTED BY BEN BONUS and Dean Heber Youngken. associate professor to found a Chrlstlan Studies at Seton Hall The nominating committee new Department of Meteorology. University, and Dr. Franklin H, Saturday, May 2, at 8 p.m. was headed by Isadore Palsner In 1963 he was appointed vice Littell, professor of Religion at and Included Milton Brier, Irving president for Academic Affairs at Temple University, wlll prob<\ the - TEMPLE EMANU-EL AUDITORIUM Gertsacov, Herbert Malin and the University of Miami and two meaning of Israel for Christians • BEN BONUS Benjamin F, Runenberg. years later went to New York and offer an historical and The corporation membership University where he was vice Biblical perspective from which • MIRIAM KRESSYN committee was composed of president for Scientific Affairs. to view the current crisis. • SHIFRA LERER Louis Fain, chairman; Rep. Dr. Ba um became the Mitchell Krauss acts as • MICHAEL MICHALOWITCH Samuel C, Kagan, vice chairman; president of the University of moderator. Sol Koffler, Leonard I, Salmanson Rhode Island In July 1968. ----- • SEYMOUR REXITE RABBI GENDLER TO SPEAK • RAMI BAR-NIV ( Pianist) Rabbi Everett Gendler of Havurat Shalom and formerly PROCEEDS WILL GO TO THE JEWISH NATIONAL FUND · Committee Appointed To Plan rabbi at Princeton, will be the Tickets May Be Obtained at the Door guest speaker at the Hillel Brunch this Sunday, May 3, at G~ C 25th Anniversary Event 11:15 a.lJl. The rabbi will speak Plans for the Inaugural event Gordon, Mrs. Albert I. Gordon, at noon and the lecture Is open to ************************ ' for the 25th anniversary year of Stanley Grossman, Mrs. Philip the public. the General Jewish Committee M, Hak, Merrill L. Hassenfeld, Rabbi Gendler, a member of were· furthered today with the : ART AUCTION: Benjamin Hazen, Mrs. Marvin S. the Packard Ecumenical Shelter, appointment of a state-wide Holland, David Horvitz, Michael will speak on "Pacifism: J ewish anniversary committee by Max Josephson, Philip J. Macktez, Dr. Attitude." ! SUNDAY, MAY 10th, 1970 AT 2 P.M. ! Alperin, president of the GJC, Edwin S, Mehlman, Dr. Jan TO PRESENT----- PRODUCTION The Inaugural event for the Prager, Joseph W, Ress, Harris at HOLIDAY INN silver anniversary of the GJC The Pawtucket Community * * N, Rosen, Alexander Rumpler, Players will present the third wlll be held on Tuesday evening, Mrs, Leonard I, Salmanson, : 21 Atwells Ave. (off Route 195) Providence, R.I. ! June 2, In the ballroom of the production of the 1969-1970 Beryl Segal, Richard Shein, season, "Carnival," on Friday, Biltmore Hotel. Mr. Alperin ~aid Irving Sig al, Sheldon S, Sollosy, Jt EXHIBITION DAY OF SALE FROM 1 P.M. ! Invitations will be malled shortly. Saturday and Sunday, May 15, 16 Joe Thaler and Melvin L. Zurler. and 17, and Saturday and _Sunday, The first meeting of the May 23 and 24. Curtain time Is ! Come & Enjoy A Great Art Collection Including * anniversary committee headed by DISCIPLINARY ACTION 8:15 p,m. and the play will be Mal'Vln S, Holland, chairman, and JERUSALEM - The !:peaker presented at the Flora Curtis it ORIGINAL OILS-WATERCOLORS it Mrs. Stanley Grossman, co­ of the Knesset, Reuben Barkan, Memorial Theatre In Slater Park. * chairman, wlll be held at the has decided to leave the question lt LITHOGRAPHS-ETCHINGS-WOODCUTS it of what disciplinary action should home of Mr. and Mrs. Grossman DINNER DANCE : MANY OUT OF PRINT GRAPHICS-COLLECTOR ITEMS : ...., ' of 70 Harwich Road on Tuesday be taken against Rabbi Menahem Porush up to the Knesset The annual Bosses• Night ' evening, May 5. DIMer Dance of Women In Jt ALL EXQUISITELY FRAMED lt ' presidium. . ' Mrs. Henry W. Markoff, Construction, Chapter #1 of Robert A, Reisman and Harold I, The rabbi, an Agudat Israel : MANY FAMOUS ARTISTS INCLUDING : ' depty, spat upon a Reform Rhode Island will -be held at ' Tregar have been named Wannamolsett Country Club In the ass ocl a te chairmen. Other prayerbook and threw It to Rumfo 1. Jt Boulonger-Chogo/1-Doli-Doskoloff-Friedloender- Jt floor during Knesset debate on an rd on Friday, May m embers of the committee Representatives of the Jt Got-Gropper-Lebodong-Libermon-Miro-Pong- Jt amendment to j Include Mrs. Max Alperin, Melvin the Law of Return National Association of Women In recently. He has sln<;e apologized it Picosso-Shohn-Silvo-Soyer-And Many Others Jt G. Alpetln, Mrs. Bertram L, Construction will be guests of the for the action, even I Bernhardt, Mrs, Paul Bernon, Rhode Island Chapter. Mary K. Jt Conducted by, CHARLES J. LOMBARDO FREE ADMISSION Jt Benjamin Brier, Mrs. Joseph A. though h e r eceived many Kendrick Is chairman of the congratulatory messages from .it HOPEWELL GAUERY Jt Dannln, J oseph Galktn, Mrs. affair. Lawrence Gates, Albert I, suporters here and abroad. *****************~****** Don't miss the New England premiere ol the dazzling 1970 ALL-ISR_AEL FASHION SHow·· ~ AND SPRING FLOWER EXHIBIT Thursday, May 7, Temple Emanu-EI Sherry Hour, 11 :30 A.M. • Luncheon, 12 Noon (J See the-fabulous creations by Israel's top designers. Co-ordinated and accessorized by The Peerless Company_ Commentator: Donna Del Santo Enjoy the breath-toking floral arrangements by B'noi B'rith Gorden Club and Temple Emonu-EI Gorden Club. Presented through the courtesy of Antone Flowers, Brookner Florist, Clark Flower Shop, Edgewood Flower Shop, Ferrozzono Greenhouses, Eugene McCorron, Towne House Flowers and The Village Flower Shops, Inc. Fountain courtesy of-Twin Florists, ll)C, IFloral arrange~ents will be aw.ar.ded I For reservations Fashion Show Confmittee and information 521-3698 ! l FROM FRIDAY TO FRIDAY THE ONLY ENGLISH lf'VI\H WEEKLY IN R I AN/.J \OuTHEAST •.

Second Oen, Postoge Paid at Providtinc•, lhodo ltlond It was a warm spring day ln one girl. was longing for the quiet paths -~~~r:.io:n~:.•:~-~he"H<:,::d :':-wC:~!;,~t.c~;~i::~o::c::~;=~ ::~~!:::!:?~i:~~;~:rii: ::;;~"~: April and I went on a semi-annual I must say that It does not. I and the green lawns and the pilgrimage to the campus of have spoken to some of them, and neatly groomed students hurrying Brown University. I took the they strike one as being very to their classes and the peacefUI The He,okl OHumn no financial retpontilMlity for typographical orron in CHh,ertiMm.-ntl, bul wiff reprint that Waterman Street entrance, as alert, very studious, and even the halls and laboratories and lecture pcul of the odvertMmenl in whKh the typotrophicol emtt occurs, AdvertMrs will pleoM n.tify HM ·managemertt l1t1mad1otely of 11':'J !rror which ~oy occw. usual, Into the Arnold Biology sophomore knows more than the rooms. Laboratory where I spent four graduate In my days, simply That Is the Brown of my FRIDAY,MAY 1, 1970 wonderful summers and winters. because there Is more to know recollections, the Brown that The smell of Formaldehyde and about now In the seventies than once st Irr ed cravings and of Agar Broth assailed my we knew In the twenties. They are ambitions within me. Propaganda! nostrils. But I did not go to the brilliant students or Brown would • • • Egypt has developed what can only be described nowadays as a laboratories. Professors Mead not have them. (Mr. Segal' s opinions are his "Sixth Column," i.e. propaganda, in the war she and other Arab and Walter, Gorham and stuart But as I walked on the campus own and not necessarily those of are all gone, and In their places of Brown on that April morning, I this newspaper.) staes are waging on many fronts, in huge battle array, against strangers will meet me and tiny Israel. David and Goliath again. wonder who this man Is who It is hard to understand how it is that Egypt, Syria, Jordan sniffs the air of the laboratories. and Arab terrorists can intenJionally shell Israeli villages, kill So I walked through the Arnold . Bullcitng and out through the other ,n America tractor drivers in fields, shoot farmers, mine civilian paths to or­ door Into the Lower Quadrangle. Only chards, bomb Israeli schools, synagogues, apartment houses, During my years at Brown shoot up airliners: and the world react with thick-lidded passivity. there were only four buildings The Buses At Lamar Even when Arab governments and the terrorists crow loudly forming the quadrangle, the biology laboratories, the By HaFry Golden about their bloody exploits. chemistry building, the botany But when the Israel Air Force Inadvertently hits a factory, or classrooms and greenhouse, and when the Egyptians· fake a schoolhouse in a military area which the gym. Sayles Hall turns Its 000000 ooooooooooooo back to the quadrangle as If what is hit, the world screams .loud and long. How come? · It seems Incredible that 200 srudents shout epithets at Nobei Is being taught In the science Prtze laureates except they are buildings Is not really of men, armed with ax handles, It now begins to show up clearly that Egypt deliberately dis­ would attack three school buses young and the other Is older. Importance . But the statue of guised a military installation hit by the !AF on April 8 to make ftlled with colored children with We are affectless because we Marcus Aurelius on his horse it appear like a bombed-out school at the village of Bahr el Bak­ murder In their hearts. But It have lost our nerve, as the stood on an elevation and lent ar. This is not the first time that Arab military units hid behind happened. philosophers have been Insisting dignity to the square. uPeeltngs r\ID deep," say for the last fifty years. the skirts of civilian installations. Recall that during the Six Day • The quadrangle ls now built up Southerners , as though somehow TI>e advantage In this world Is War, Jordanian artillery dug into position around religious beyond recognition, and there are always with the yotmg. Yotmg men more science classrooms outside this Justifies murder and s~rines, guessing rightly that Israelis would not risk shelling such mayhem. 'There are Southern throughout history have always of the Lower Quadrangle than In theatened the older men. For areas in retaliation. This gave Arab gunmen free fields of fire the confines of the fence and politicians who now say, "We without fear of Israeli counter-battery fire. How many Israeli in­ warned you." some reason, the yotmg no longer gates. believe this. The advantage, and fantry lives were lost to take the Old City of Jerusalem without Marcus Aurelius on hls-tiorse I discount the passion engendered by race. I simply It Is an all-but-overwhelming, artillery support will probably never be known. But that the num­ stands there as If times have not advantage Is with the white man. changed and manners have not believe we are a pitiless people. ber was higher than it would have been if there were less concern Nor do I think only 90utherners If there are white men who do not altered. The· grassy mound on know this lt Is not because about saving the shrines of all religions, Christians, Muslim and which the statue stands was are pltlles•. · Jewish, is certain. On West 11th Street New York colored men have not told him. always a lush green. The mound Yet white men refuse to believe was surrounded by a low City, a beautiful brownstone was Egypt's fakery in trying to hole up beside civi lian institutions is racked by an explosion. Two guys It. 'The ability to avoid facts a variation of the old Russian trick in Czarist times of dressing shrubbery, and there was a . comes only when people cease caretaker puttering around the and a girl were killed. Two girls are missing. All three v..ere responding to their nervous up "Potemkin Villages" to make grimy peasant towns look like place. A low, very quiet "keep off members of the Students for a system. model cities, autocrat style. the grass" sign was stuck I have ceased believing that unobtrusively In the ground. Democratic Society. Police say It Beware of Egypt's Sixth Column: Propaganda ! may be likely these , three white men act the way _they do The sign Is still there, but no s tudent s were preparing toward black men because their one apparently heeds It. Two explosives which unfornmate!y white men's guilt lmpells them. If be a rd ed s tud e nts reclined anything lmpells him, It Is leisurely on the grass and sipped went off In their preparation. 'There's a greater likelihood this s\upldlty. · Your leisurely from paper containers. ls true than not. I have ceased to believe that These will be discarded right I think grown men could chlb the radical yoimg have anything l there on the grass, Just as others Important to tell us. I think they Money's I were and are now playthings for colored school children to death and that college kids could hurl act the way they do precisely the winds who rock them to and because they have nothing of i fro. grenades at police officers. When I say we are pitiless , I Importance to say. Worth Two bearded students. The mean we are affectless. 'The cry (Copyright C, 1970, by Harry ! only distinction between .faculty Golden) By Sylvia Porter i and students now Is that the of pain has no meaning to us If It former are clean shaven and the is not our own cr y. ·--·--·-··---·---·---·---·---·---·} latter have beards not so neatly . At one point In our recent EAST GERMAN IN CAIRO How To Buy A Watch kept. Seldom have I met a student history, we suspected the cause BONN East German with a clean cut appearance, as of our violence was nourished by Foreign Minister Otto Winzer Our city streets have become designed to give many years of students looked In my days on the exaggerated comic strips. In fact, flew to Cairo to confer with "retail shops" for a wide variety trouble-free service, need not be campus. They are probably the Congressional Committees spent Foreign Minister Mahmoud Rlad of products offered by peddlers expensive. There are many fine misfits. All the others have a time In preparing legislation to a n d w Ith East German and ranging from " s ignature watches on the market at a price bushy crop of hair all over them. curb the excesses of comic book ambassadors and representatives scarfs'' to "fine watches." Most within the r each of virtually There were boys on the publishers. This was, you may there and In other Arab and people will shrug and chalk up to ever yone. campus who were walklng with remember, In the days before African states. experience the dollar scarf - The basic elements to look for girls . and you could not LSD, m arijuana, student tmrest, Concurrently, East German "valued at $15," but what If you in a watch are. these: case, distinguis h one from the other If and television. military experts have begtm . ( bought a " genuine $100 Jeweled movement and adornment. For you were walking behind them. 'There Is no single cause why training Egyptian soldiers and watch for only $25"? Obviously, Instance, brass and steel watch Then you saw the long s ideburns men In South Carolina attack parachutists. Mr . Winzer Is one lesson to be learned Is not to cases. ar e stronger than or the beard and you knew who children except they are white accompanied on his trip by buy from the street hawker. aluminum ones, which are often was who. Darn Jt, the boys have and t,he others are black; and- experts from the Foreign Another Is to le'!rn how to buy a processed to look llke gold or long hair that Is unbelievably there s no single cause why Ministry's Middle East section. watch. stainless steel. Most people do beautl!Ul. It Just ·doesn't . seem ~=~!'.illl~=!'E.lrDJ!:i!:i!:i!m!Zml'.l!'mf.i!';;!':,jt:.,j!:i!',jiZJl'.ll'.l!'mm The following Interview with not realize that . a watch Is a natural. Not for me, at least. I Harry B. Henshel, president ·of precision Instrument right down noticed that the girls on campus § COMMUNITY CAUNDAR § the Bulova Watch Co., offers to Its ·case and an aluminum case do not seem to mind the hair at lo:'! • A SERVICE OFTHE lo:'! rules which apply to buying from can twist out of. shape and affect all. They are probably right. The s GENERAL JEWISH COMMITTEE OF RHODE ISLAND s a peddler, Jeweler or department the watch's accuracy. long hair does nobody any harm I:! ' ForListinACall421-4111 _§ store. PORTER: You also mentioned except the barber s who do ver y ~~!:i!:il'.l!:il'.l~l'.ll'.ll'.ll'.ll'.l!Zil'.ll'.ll'.l~l'.ll'.ll'.l!m!:i!:il'.l!:il'.l!Zml'.ll'.l!'E.l!:i!:il'.l!:il'.I~ PORTER: How can · I avoid movement and adornment. little bus iness. The barbershop In getting cheated? H E NSH EL: Yes , watch the Student Union was empty. ~ SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1970 - ~ HENSHEL: The first step In movements and the number of The beards. There were .as · ~ 9:00 a .m.-T.mpM harw-11, Men', Qui, ~ Jewels ~re often misunderstood. many styles of ·beards as students l..'1 1:00 p.m. M 4 :00 p.m, •.,reou of hwhh Mutotion, Laymen-Teoch.r Eclucational c.nfwence ~ buying a watch, or any oth·er ~ 2:00 p.m.-Buaines, & "---'-1 Hodouah, Don... Lund•on ~ product for that matter, Is to deal It Is not how many Jewels a watch on the walks of the campus. f;l 3:00 to 1:00 p.m ...... vti of 1.1. "'•torkal Sodoty ~ with a reputable retailer, such as has, but rather where they are There were bushy, all-over ~ ::: ::::::!:J' =~~:n~·i!~~a~:::.. ';::'•' a.l the local Jeweler or department placed. Jewels are small beards. A comb has never ~ !~~;;::'~;~ '!:n1d;;~olly, Cong. SkooN Zedell-Son1 of Abrobom S store. There' s no subs titute for bearings of synthetic rubles, disturbed the growth bf hair. -the personalized s ervice offered second tn hardness to diamonds, There were the .beards on the end ~ !~~Op~~~:T!:,;~.. r.;a- -1~ 1~Luncheon and lnstallaUon S by these retailers. placed at key friction points. of the chin, but the sideburns ~ 1,30 p.m.-lad. ..,. ,__ Hoi..w Sholtori"9 Sod,ty, ...... , MNN,. !,:; Second, I'd recommend you Without the Jewels the friction of were running all the way down to ~ ::: :::::::=!:'~t.-=-~ofScT=.~_.,"!:9,!:9C-mlttff ~ purchase a brand name. Recent m e t a 1 ·against metal would the mustache, mixing with the ~ 1:00 p.m.-0.mUath Chned ...... n., Annuol Me.tint ~1 I:!~ 1:00 p,m,-SlttethMd Cont, Sho.e ZNek-S-. of Abtohom Boord Meeting ~ Influxes of Inexpensive, unknown destroy the accuracy and shorten growth of hair on the upper lip. 1:00 p.m.-Sittefhoocl Temp• leth two.I, hgula, Me.tint ' watches have caused more grief the life of the watch. Ther e have Ther e wer e a few with well kept I : IS p.m.-Shtethoocl TempM 5'nal, hard Me.tin, 1 1:30 p.m.-lod. Av•. Sacldn-Shtdet 1533 JWVA, ...via, Me.line for the purchaser than time b ee n In s t a n ces where the beards , cleanly s haven on the l.i TUISDA Y, MAY s, 1'70 ~ 6:30 p.m.•Shit.,.,_ TempM leth Am, Den• Dtnner I P.ermlts to detail. "genuine 17-Jewel watch" sold on front part of the cheeks with a ~ 1:00 p.m.•lod. AM' n. ""'· Hebrew Day SthMI, leard Meeting PORTER: Ass uming I follow the s treet turned out to have no thin line of hair on the lower part ~ 1:00 p.m.-tlrfft lends, "1tv. Helwew Doy SchMI AfAttr your advice, I'll s till be Jewels at all. This Is not true of of the face and on the· chin. But · ~ WIDNISDAY, MAY 6, 1970 I watches sold by reputable dealers confronted with !lterally' hundreds even ·those who were too young to ~ ~= :: .:~="c!:~ ~ ':n~I~,;_,'%.":,.MN _tina •of watches with dl!terent prices and there are laws governlnii the grow bea~ds had .their hair on the ~ 1 •00 pm •Americon C.nce, s.dely, 6th Annual Mfflterial lrid.. and '-Men hw and styles. How do I settle on the designation of Jewels. ·head In a dlslieveled state, as If I 1S p.m -Sh..,..._ Temple leth r-h-hplar MNti,. THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1970 one that's right for me? ·· And, adornment. Diamonds, they never . comb e d or § 12•00 MM-lvNI lench-Wemen'I DtvkMn, Fflhlen SMw j gold cas ings , e xpensive straightened It out. 5ATUIDAY, MAY f , 1f70 , HENSHEL: F irs t and ~ f:00 pm •Temple leth • , Supper Dance obviously, price plays a major bracelets, all add to the price of "Does that detract, from their role. However, a gooci watch, • (Continued on·page 10) be ing brilliant s tudents," asks IZll'.l~~l'.ltml'.ll'.ll'.ll'.ll'.ll'.ll'.ll'.ll'.l=i.r:mi.~!:i!'Zil'.l!'Zml'.l!7.Zil'.lw.;i 'JllE R!iODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY1 MAY 1, 1970 7

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By Robert E. Starr ...... • .. . . -. . One of the most satls!y:lng Trumps, Declarer right behind feelings a Declarer gets comes with the Ace, 10. when he has properly executed a Dwnmy•s last two cards are , Trump Coup, This Is a play two low red ones and It rilakes no whereby what looks like a certain difference which Is led as you can Trump loser can be overcome by see. East has to Trump and IECIIVES DIOHI: AMn Siegel, exact timing and technique. Of Declarer nonchalantly overruffs oon of M,, and Mn. Irving Siegel ALL BEEF course, one must have certain to make the hand. The Trump things going· for him for this to of 112 Chad Brown StrNt ,.. Coup has been a success. ceived his Mastera deg,.. ;,: Sci­ happen but If the cards are placed Actually, West had started BOLOGNA as they must distribution-wise ence from O.icago State Univer­ Declarer on the right track by sity in March. INCLUDING MIDGETS then there Is nothing the Defender forcing her to ruff that second can do about It. Such was the case Diamond but she could have M,. Siegel is naw worlcing in In today• s hand. Pity the poor aclileved the same result by doing the Food Technology C-ter for Defender who had his seemingly just that herself when over with Ubby, McNeil & Ubby Food Com­ 5 pany In O.icago, HI. 1.091b. sure Trump trick disappear. the Trump Queen on the first Trump lead. A good Declarer North CHAPLAIN KILLED • Q 8 with expert technique would • K 9 5 4 automatically do just that saying TEL A VIV - An Israeli • 8 7 4 2 to himself, "What can I do just In army chaplain, who came to a . , Q 8 4 case the Trumps do break Suez position to supervise GOLDEN badly." U West had the fou r preparations for Passo-ver West East nothing could have been done bui ob s ervance, was kUled by .6 .J953 If East does the play goes as Egyptian artillery fire . BLINTZES • 10 8 7 .J62 above. Meanwhile, the Egyptians ASSORTED FLAVORS .AKJ97 • Q 10 5 rejeeted a Red Cross request that PACKAGE OF SIX • 9 6 5 3 • 10 7 2 Moral: Never give up they transmit to four Israeli whenever there Is even a remote South pri s oner s of war, special • AK 10 7 4 2 ·chance. You never know what Passover parcels. Chaplain lzhak might happen. Tr y anything but do • A Q 3 Bezalel of B'nal Brak bad i:-n PKG. the right thing and you will be 59c • 6 scheduled to kosher the kitchen +AK J surprised at how many extra equipment and offlctaa, the ftrst tricks you gain. Seder. SYRIAN OFFICIALS, Mrs. Dorl Orlnger and Mrs. Paul Wynn, of Sharon were North and South, no one vulneral>le, Mrs. Beryl Segal To Be Honored South dealer. The bidding: At Pioneer Annual Oneg Shabbat w p Mrs. Warren s. Foster wll1 p speak on "Now We Celebrate" at p the AMual Oneg Shabbat of the p Pioneer Women of Rhode Island, held In honor of Israel's The Hera•d is now accepting Independence Day. It will take North had barely enough to place on Friday, May 8, at 8:15 "Younger Set" Photos give a positive response to p.m. at Temple Beth El. South's forcing bid. She might Mrs. Beryl Segal, a past For early publication and For our FUes have chosen Two No Trump, also Council and Club I president and · - ·• a positive bid, rather than bidding a past national board member of that rather anemic He-art suit. Pioneer Women, wll1 be honored The R. I. Jewish Herald Either way every pair ended In for her devotion and dedication to either four or six Spades. The the organi z ation since Its MAILING ADDRESS : IOX-6063, PROVIDENCE, l. I. 12 problem Is to make tricks Inception 44 years ago. Mrs. regardless of where the contract PLANT AND OFFICE : HERALD WAY (OFF WEISTEl ST.) Herman Wenkart, president of PAWTUCKET, l. I. ends. Only the pair mentioned did Club I, wm pay tribute to t,)le make It .. guest of honor. West led his two high Representatives from the Diamonds, South ruffing the three chapters of Pioneer Women second. This defense actually wll1 Include Mrs. Martin Uffer · helped the Declarer as I will who w111 give the blessing of the show later \mt It was nothing a candles; Mrs. Allen Gllsteln who .A MILLION DOLLAR fine Declaxer couldn't have done will do the responsive reading; himself. At this point the hand Mrs. Joseph Teverow who will looked like a "Jay-down" as recite the Declaration of Mrs. Wanen S. ,_,., SALUTE TO there were no more losers If the Independence, and Mrs. Albert Trump suit broke normally. No Sokolow who will present "The Abr a ham Grebsteln, Samuel Declarer could foresee the bad Paratroopers Wept." Solkoff, Manny Kantor, president Trump split coming so Other members of the of Dvorah Dayan and Irving consequently they all went over to committee working for the atralr Lev In , president of Shalom the Queen and then played back to PAUL HEYMANN are Mesdames Leo Rappaport and Chapter, hostesses; and Maurice their own hand. When West now Samuel Rosensheg> , ~ospttallty; Schwartz, publicity. showed out all the other ... who wrote more Declarers simply shrugged their shoulders', said "Well, I guess than s1,ooo,ooo in there's nothing I can do about It I life insurance protec­ have to lose a Trump trick." They settled for eleven tricks. Time To tion for his personal Mrs. Wynn refused to settle and business clients in when there was still some chance. She might still make the 1969. hand If the other suits were Spare Bankers , National distributed favorably. Actually, t-1JI the only player who mattered was By GHAl~ ANDREWS - Retirement Adviser Life takes great pride East. If South played her cards right and East followed on enough Most Americans who reach re­ as neatly as natural teeth. The in recognizing his out­ of them the hand would be made. tirement age find they have a best of fittings demand a time st anding accom­ The technique Involved Is for special problem to deal with - lag before they work adequately. South to shorten her own Trumps their teeth. Eating is usually ·what ca\llN plishment and cor­ to the same size as East's and For many, the word "their" Is • the most trouble. The individual, dially welcomes him proceed from there. That Is the out of place. These men and says the Aaoclatlon, should Trump Coup. · women have lost "their" teeth. learn to press with his new teeth into the 1970 Am­ They have 'to learn how to live instead of pulling at his food. ' The first step was to go to bassadors Club. Dummy's Heart King and ruff with dentures. And it's no cure-all to stick to (A another Diamond. At this point Anyone who bu experienced 10ft foods that deprive the jaw Declarer's Trumps are already the shift to false teeth will un· muscles of the exeretse they down to the desired amount. Now derstand the problem. The reat need. for the rest. U East Is kind should make some effort to come Speaking may be difficult be­ enough to follow on the rest of the to terms with It. They, too, are cause of the altered structure of PAUL HEYMANN side cards, and as you can see, likely to have the experience the mouth. Practice in front of she will, and South Is careful aomeday. a mirror' usually belpa: 250 Butler Ave., The problem can be licked, Soreness may develop. If ao, enough to end In the right hand at ' PROVIDENCE, R.I. the right time, the hand Is "In". accordinl to the American Dent­ another visit to your dentllt la The other two high Hearts are al Aaoclatlon. It clabns that suc­ necessary. cashed and a sign of relief as ceu with dentures lm't juat a O( coune dentures need care. East follows. But the attitude medical 1ucceu; much depend• Mainly this la a matter of clean­ South took was that II East did on the psychololJ of the wearer. Inc them re,ularly, Alao they · BANKERS NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ruff too early the hand couldn't Naturally, moat people dlalike 1hould be changed when they have been made anyhow. Now for the Idea of wearlnc falle teeth. cease to function properly. the final step. The ClUbs were Reallltlcally, they ab~ be bap, Your ·den tilt can, clve you all More Thon Two Billion Dollars In Force played but carefully enoucti to py to have them when the altern­ the Information you need. Don't · malce sure the last one Is won In ative la no teeth at all. . lie alarme!l If be tel11 you that Dummy. Acatn Eut has to follow. Granted the proper attitude, you need denture.I. Ill aplte of ~ntcl~ir ~w.leney At this point each player baa two Qlere'I the difficulty of adJuatinl the problellil, they make life cards left, East the Jack and 9 of to a aet. Denture, CUI llffel' flt Hiler for mtlllt of ·Ill. , · \

8 TIIE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, PRIDAY.1 MAY 1, 1!170 STUDENTS BACK GOLDMANN aborted plan to meet with there before the Meet. 1be main and feature event will again be TEL AVIV - Dr.- Nahum President Gama! Abdel Nasser of the two-man, 26-mlle relay Goldmann, the center of a bitter Egypt, received a vote of controversy In Israel over his confidence from students at Tel marathon, sked to start at 11 p·.m. Sat. night. The ~t starts Aviv University after speaking at 8•30 In the mom. It will be there. The vote was 113-97 In Hello Again! AIR CONDITIONERS favor of Dr .-Goldmann•s views on lnte~stlng all the way," says Middle East peace. Dr. Allen Peterson who you saw on Goldmann, president of the World the Garry Moore show when he SALES ·• REPAIRS wasn't the real so and so who Jewish Congress, reiterated his News ol the Sports World by Warren Walden ENTERPRISE FUELS opinion that Israeli foreign policy stOOd up. was not sufficiently flexible and BOW WOW - The Irish Setter 723-8282 Club of New Engl and wlll host the not realistic. WHY IS IT? A hot dog and cheer about." As I ong as the up Region I Specialty and peanuts and popcorn taste better and coming generation of gOOd, sweepstakes on May 29th on the at a ball game. Those clean youngsters keeps Interested beautiful and spacious grounds of commodities were very much In In baseball, we haven't.much to the Stlgmatlne Fathers, 900 WHARF TAVERN evidence as the Red Sox of worry us. Washington Street In Wellesley, Pawtucket got away to a gOOd JOE ENGLE - Long a sports Mass. (That's what the news (ON THE WATER, WATER STREET, WARREN, R.I .) start at McCoy Stadium. It was a fan who, at one time, never release says) A 12-page premium real baseball atmosphere, the missed an event, Joe Engle, the list has been malled to 1500 kind that reminded old timers of tire lmpresssrlo, can hold your possible Irish Setter exhibitors Choose Your the gOOd old days. And the Red attentions as he relates stories . and breeders throughout the WeUse Sox were a lively lot, looking the about the stars In the different United States. It's going to be a Own Lobster games. "When Washington played The Best Beef part of pros. 1bere were many gala three-day weekend for dog. From Our youngsters In the crowd and I at Boston, they always publicized fanciers. In addition to the In The World thought to myself, thought I, "that 'Joe Wood versus Walter Specialty Show, a Supported Entry Uve Lobster Johnson!" Joe was telllng the U.S. Prime this Is gOOd, renewing Interest In wlll be seen at the Ladles Dog Pool the game and providing the other day. "Oh boy but that Club Show on May 29th at the youngsters w{tl, something to 'Smokey' Joe WOOd was fast," same grounds. Another Supported Engle said. "And what pitching Entry Show Is sked for duels those werel" And then he Framingham District Kennel Club went on to name the entire Red on May 31st at Marlboro, Mass. Sox r oster for the years around They say It's going to be a big FOR RESERVATIONS CALL CHerry 5.5043 1912. After he had named all the weekend for 11Redheads," which Ample Parking For Can· Boats· Yachts pitchers, someone asked Joe, means the Setters. Write or call "What about Ernie Sbore?" His ISCNE , 94 Basswood Ave., Prov. quick reply attested to his If you're Interested. Phone 831- resourceful memory. "He came 2186. later:• was the answer. Al MORON, - Webster says, Ungley Is another fellow who can "Most Morons can be satisfied extoll the virtues of "Smokey with tasks too simple and Joe." He and Engle would monotonou s to satisfy an probably discuss baseball Intelligent person." I hope some throughout an entire night. "Was of those simpletons who use time, Joe WOOd as fast as Walter part of their lives, In pushing Johnson?" was another question. over grave-stones read that and Engle answered with a tinge of digest It. Yes, they're at It again. of dl~st. "No, naw, course not. OlITSIDE OF THAT - "Don't Johnson was the fa~!est of all look for the flaws as you go then, now or anytime. through life and even when you IN TI!E STANDS - Watching find them, It Is wise and kind to the opening game at McCoy be somewhat blind and seek for Stadium was Johnny Carrigan, the virtues behind them." scoring the game just for CARRY ONI himself. Carrlngan has scored ----- hundreds of baseball games down CHAPLAIN KILLED through the years, dating back to TEL AVIV - An Israeli the days when there were three army chapl aln, who came to a new spa per s In Providence. Suez position to supervise ~ ~ "Which paper was that one you preparations for Passover .J-4 ••• , scored for?" someone asked observance, was killed by Mother's Day: Sunday, May 10 Carrlngan. "All three," replied Egyptian artillery fire. Johnny, "But away back here It Me a nw h I I e , the Egyptians Mother's Day flowers was the Providence Tribune. It rejected a Red Cross request that RAY'S HAS cross the seas used to sell for one cent." And they transmit to four Israeli PAWTUXET then came the smart rem ark prisoners of war, special BAIT much faster from the sidelines, "That must Passover parcels. Chaplain lzhak have been back In the days of Bezalel of Bnal Brak had been MOVED A gift of flowers from you scheduled to kosher the kitchen on Mother's Day shows you care World War I and the Tribune was bought out shortly after. It must equipment and officiate at the -especially if she's across have had something to do with, first Seder. Syrian officials , the sea . Send her flowers today, 'Millions for defense but not one however, accepted parcels for with your special message. cent for Trlbtmes.' " two Israeli pilots shot down over Just call or visit your nearby ROLL ON AND ON - The 7th Syria. The Jordanians accepted a FTD-lnterflora florist. one Annual Invitational Speed Meet parcel for Shmuel Rosenwasser, of the more than 35,000 in for roller skaters Is scheduled a Me tu! I ah night watchman over 1-00 countries ready for Riverdale Rink tomorrow. kidnapped by guerrillas several to serve you. Look for this Applications will be accepted months ago. • RA Y'S BAIT • emblem-and send your LOCATED AT PONAUG MARINA Mother's Day flowers the FTD-lnterflora way. Avery different bait shop ••• in the midst of CROSSWORD PUZZLE It.L's fastest growing_ Boot oreo. Phone OPEN DAil Y4 a.m. 738-7878 Today's Answer ACB088 42. Parroted 15. Full of Arnold's Neck Drive (off Post Rd.) Apponaug 1. Kind of DOWN calories club 1. Serious 18. Work­ 5. Shlp"a 2. Nearer bench •tern the end device 9. Newopaper 3.German 19. siep In section spa ballet RADIATOR & BODY WORKS 10. Tightened 4. Per unit: 21. Secure, oxfords abbr. ua BOSTON 12. Grain feed 5.Homeba.se shlp 185 PINE-GA-1-2625 PROV . R.I. 13. Substance 6. Puta 22. Graphs 14. Mlle. Curie value on 23. Glowlng- 15. Marriage 7. After Sept. 24. Broke fut or baptism 8.Garden 25.Wlldplg 34. Sluggish 16. Serve or lawn 27. Tete-a-tete 37. Large 17. Kind of devices 29. Sobs snake (MARK m::] elevator 9. Accom­ 30. Active or 38.Cumber­ RIDE COOL, CLEAN, FRESH 19. Vitality plishes passive 1 land. i ·i 11·P·il ·IH•l§i-111H#l@ii 20 ...Rocks •• 11. Edema 31. Faded out tor one WITH 21. Plinet of 13.Nursery 32. Canary 40. Neighbor mystery rhyme trio feed ofN.Y. 22. Kind of - helmet • 25. Cow's name 26. Detesta !ion 27. Blll"s partner 28. Ending with block or stock · 29. Piers 33. Japanese mile measure 34. Cooking direction 35. W.Ind. aorcery 36.Pad 38. Sarcaatlc remark 39. Busybody 40. 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TifE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY I MAY 1, 1970 9 For news al Israel, Jewish society, read the Herald. . ,and SUCCESSFUL · comm u n I tie s 'throughout the for some of the best bargains In world, local organizations and the Greater Providence area.

.I_NVEST/NG Jfhft!J,t ~ ..tfpntl , . AN INDIPtNDINT CC>-IDUCAnONAL DAY SCH®L :By Roger E. Spear GRADES 7-12 REHOBOTH VILLAGE First Pennsylvania should be reflected In higher 42 ACRE CAMP.US For Conservative. Portfolio trading levels. OFF ROUTE 44 Q: For my Initial venture Into Catalogue Sent On Request Q: I have about nine more the stock market, Technical years to retirement and hold ...... wNow .WatA...,...i.., ...... M••...... Tapes has been recommended. Do Tr1nsportation Pl'O¥idecl 'for Some ANli Bethlehem Steel, W.R. Grace and you agree? If not, what would you International Harvester, plus, suggest In this price range? - T~ 252-3349 - 252-4527 $40,000 In the bank. I am not J.V. Interested In the stock market A: Except for a short period except as a method of hedging last year when shares reached 12 BIG Inflation. What recommendations • 3/8, Technical Tapes has traded would you have to help me between 9 I /2 and 3 I /2 for seven accompllsh these goals? - T,C. years. Deficits were reported for A: Both Grace and Bethlehem OUR YOUNGER SET: Ranclv Bruce 1967 and 1968 - full-year 1969 Shatz, eight-n months old', is the appear to be making headway In report is not yet available. While turning earnings arotmd. The son of Mr. ond Mrs. Fronk Shatz of there ls some recovery potential, 6 Lachance Avenue, Worwid<. same cannot be said for I would not select this Issue for International Harvester. This an initial investment. Maternal grandparents are Mr. FLOOR COVERING CO. company has reported. lower In a somewhat higher price ond Mrs. Edward Marks of Provi­ profits In each of the last three dence. Paternal grandfather is range - afotmd 14 - BTU SHOWROOM: Rear 195 Cole Avenue years despite some Increases In Engineering has excellent Thomos Shatz, also of Providence. sales. Although gradual recovery, speculative potential. Earnings of reflecting the growing needs of an 35 cents a share were reported In Hello Friends: expanding population Is expected, fiscal 1969 with 60 cents a share I would prefer to see your funds A phone call is all you n.. d to make on appointment to d iscu11 your. floor looked for In the current year. Socief.tJ covering with me. In a more dynamic situation. The company's varied First Pennsylvania Corp., In addition to regular merchandise I do have available some terrific buys temperature furnaces - up to in carpeting in ditcontinued or slight irregulars at real aovings to you. which has Just proposed a 2-for-l 600 degrees centigrade - have I spilt of Its shares In May, Is a TO BECOME BAR MITZV AH appllcatlon in the semiconductor, Michael Jeffrey Parkin, son of Phone day or nigh, Thanks one-bank holi:Ung company. Net ceramic and nuclear fields. operating earnings In 1969 gained Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Parkin, will 521-2410 Murray Trinkle 28% to $4.39 a share. The become Bar Mltzvah on Saturday, llbyan Problems Reflected May 2, at 11:15 a.m. at Temple company has been aggressive and In Amerada Share Price Imaginative In raising funds. Its Sinai. recent offering of $100 Q: We hold shares of Amerada denomination short-term capital Hess bought at a substantially NAMED PRESIDENT notes was a first In the Industry, higher price. With the unsettled Spencer · H. Gelband of 77 A finance compaJ1y and a Ubyan situation do you favor · Pitman Street has been elected DRAPERY SERVICE mortgage firm have been holding? - S.R. president of the Graduate Student acquired which will broaden First A: The Ubyan government's Association at the University of Pennsylvania's operations and recent demand for a larger share Rhode Island, The son of Mr. and enhance the shares' outlook, The In the profits of the 21 foreign Mrs. Bernard Gelband, he Is a • i instaH your draper!.s and drapery hard­ div l den d, which has been drillers operating there has been graduate student In History. ware professionally, beautifully. increased consistently, was refused. Drillers are al ready ln a Mr. Gelband received his BA supplemented by a small stock profit squeeze as a result of the degree In History from the distribution last year. Shares w or sen l n g petroleum pricing University of Virginia In 1969, • provide measures fOf' new draper!.s Of' old selling at 13 x 1969 earnings structure In Europe - the Also elected to the GSA ones to be altered to fit new situations offer long-term growth prospects principal market for Libyan Council are John A, Buono of for a conservative investor. crude. However, despite Lowell, Mass., vice president; Q: I have 500 shares of Increased pressures by the Marcia E, Lacala of New • offer technical advice and infOf'mation Birtcher Corp. bought at $10 per government lt would seem that Bedford, Mass., secretary, and share. Should I sell or hold? - they are now ln no position - William E . Ferguson of abouf the latest in drapery fashions Narragansett, treasurer. T.L. technologically to oust A: These shares have llmited foreign drillers. • supply the right drapery ha,tl_re for lnve stm en t appeal. Birtcher In an attempt to replace B'nai B'rith Offers Guide your installation Corp. manufactures testing Libyan reserves, that might To Community Service Jobs devices and medical-surgical possibly be lost, Amerada was electronic instruments. These are top winner In the Alaskan North WASHINGTON - B'nal highly competitive fields in which 9ope lease sale picking up 46 ,020 B'rlth Vocational Service has Birtcher appears to have no acres of prime property. If the publ-lsh e d an occupational tmusual expertise. For the nine Libyan situation· remains status opportunity guide on community months ended September, 1969, quo for any length of time, relations work. revenues gained only 2,8% year­ Amerada will be fn a reasonably The 20-page booklet des cribes to-year whlle earnings decllned good position to weather any Int err ellg lous, legal and to 12 cents from 14 cents. political storms abroad. I e g Is 1at Ive, educational race Sharply Improved profits in the Gas production in the North relations and other activities of second and third quarters were Sea Is ahead of schedule and community relations agencies, Insufficient to offset a first­ commanding higher prices than and gives educational quarter decllne of 69%. These anticipated. Amerada's Virgin requirements, salaries, working figures exempllfy the generally Isles refinery will be expanded to conditions and other pertinent erratic earnings recorded by handle North Slope crude. Higher Information for einployment In Birtcher over the past 10 years. priced, desulphurlzed nonleaded the field. gasollne refined there should benefit from stepped-up demand Entitled " Careers In Allied Products Community Relations Work," the Outlook Improving for pollution-reduced petroleum products . Downside risk Is booklet was written by Lynne Q: I would appreciate your minimal and shares should be Ianniello, editor of the AOL opinion of Allied Products bought held. Bulletin, the official monthly at 31. It is way down; should I Q: In 1969, on advice of a pub I l e at lo n of the Anti­ sell or hold? - H.K. profe ssional, I purchased !vest Defamation League of B'nai A: Through acquisitions and which I have since discovered is B'r lth. mergers, Allied Products now not suited to people depending on It Is available for 35 cents operates in six areas: softgoods, income. It is my tmderstandlng from B'nal B'rlth Vocational tran sportatlon, fasteners, that this fund can now be Service, 1640 Rhode Island construct I on, agricultural exchanged for Windsor, which Avenue, N, W., Washington, D. C, lmglements and speciality Items. looks more In llne with what we 20035. Of • these the softgoods area need. Any soggestions would be appears to be the problem. This appreciated. - L.H, English And Italian Pilots division, which normally sells A: Judging from your letter, Refuse Packages To Israel 20% of Its output to car makers from which I made the above for uphol stery, suffered a sharp excerpt, you are no novice to the LONDON Delivery of drop In sales for 1969, reflecting Investm e nt world. For this packages by air to Israel has the recent decline In car sales. reason your fallure to Investigate been suspended by English and Thus , softgoods will probably prior to purchase Is somewhat Italian airlines , according to an report a 10 to 15 cent loss for surprising. · The exchange you offlclal pronouncement. The lines 1969 and a flat first quarter. propose makes good sense. only carry letters to Israel O ther Allie d divisions , Windsor over the last 10 years weighing 100 grams or Jess. . Gener al Bronze and Adlake has returned In dividend Income Both cotmtries Justify their (construction), are expected to about double that paid by Jvest. policy on the grotmd that this Is achieve higher revenues In 1970, necessary as security against whlle the transportation group, a c t s of sabotage by Arab catering to the replacem'?nt . CALLS FOR PEACE terrorists. market, Is also expected to LONDON The Soviet Improve. C o mmun Is t Party newspaper Other countries, however , Despite softgoods' drag on Pravda called for acceptance of have solved this problem with the earnings, sales and net Income Russia' s peace formula for the aid of special appar atus which Is Increased year-to-year. For the Middle East which, It claimed, able· to detect explosives 12 months ending December, offered the best means to a "Just concealed In baggage, and full air 1969, sales were up to $221 _. _peace." The Pravda article was mall service continues without mllllon from $188 million and seen by observers here as Interruption. per-share earnings advanced to containing a rebuke to radical English and Italian pilots have $2.66 from $2.08 on a fully Arab elements when It accused refused to rely on these devices diluted basis. An Improved "certain , circles" of owing to a lack of confidence In economic climate, sale of- a "deliberately" promoting the their efficacy and, also, because carpeting division and expansion Idea that a political situation was they say the pevices are In short of markets for company products not feasible. supply. 10 TiiE RHODE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY.MAY 1, 1970 Subscribe to the Harald. the· . - .JOE-ANDRE'S .. Your Money's ·Worth_ O~~_HESTJlA_ (Continued from page 6) . necessary service support to the Lyons Music for thai Wry sp•ciai affair a watch. To many people, a watch watch-wearing public.' Is more than a timepiece; It ts a Complicating this situation '. V'leddings Bar Mitzvahs\ fashion accessory. are the retailers who believe -7 4~ PORTER: How Is the watch "the buck Is In the sale, not In Den By Leonard Lyons Industry coping with the problem the service." ==-=-===·===· of untulfllled guarantees and poor We recognize that the local ·are In London. ..NBC's F; ; Ea;t service? · Jeweler-watchmaker cannot carry NEW YORK ~ Joan Fontaine dined at Pietro's April 4. When correspondent Jim Robinson has HENSHEL: Frankly, service the service ball alone. All she and her escort drove off In left the network for the Chase has gonQ1Jfrom a problem to a manufacturers can and must the car brought by .the parking Bank's public relations work In near crisis. Our domestic watch expand technical services support attendant, she took the wheel. She the Par East. ..J ackte Kannon ls market has grown so enormously and back him up. Hundreds of saw, on the seat, eyeglasses negotiating with El Morocco's Joe - retail sales reached an symposiums, seminars, and belonging to neither of them, and Norban to Install his Rat Ftnlc estimateen heard from the late Felix Marceau mimes Geraldine's Frankfurter: When Berlin, an ASS'T. FRUITS Jewish Education; the General Jewish Committee of Rhode describing his routines to her Oxford don, lecrured at Harvard, CARAMEL CREAMS father - who later, alone, does the students brought In electronic JEWELRY• CHINA •CRYSTAL •SILVER · Island; Providence Chapter of CHERRY DROPS Hadassah; the Bonds for Israel them all. equipment. They timed him at 240 308 COUNTY ROAD Committee; the Israeli Students Gov. Rockefeller will present words par minute. BARRINGTON 2 LBS. FOR s1 00 Organization; the Joint Israel to David Dubinsky the Senior Orin Lehman Is the sole 290 WESTMINSTER MALL REG. 79,: LB. a. Programs Committee; the Citizen ol the Year Award, at the Investor In the new off-Broadway annual Governor's Conference on hit production, "The Effect of PROVIDENCE 150 NIA5AlA ST. Providence Section, National OPEN MONDAYS Co u n c II of Jewish Women; Ag Ing, next month ...William Gamma Rays on Man and the PllOYIDENCI Pioneer Women of Rhode Island; Goldman received $400,000 for Marigolds" ...Diana Ross and the Prov Iden c e District, Zlonlat his Oscar-winning original Supremes split professionally two Organization of America; The screenplay of "Butch Cassidy." months ago, but they'll vacation Workmen's Circle, all branches; His brother, J ames, won last together In May at Miami Beach's the Jewish Community Relations year's Oscar for "Uon ln Eden Roc ... Stewart and Joe Alsop FRED SPIGEL'S Council; the Rhode Island Self­ Wlnter" ... Putnam's Bill Targ may do a · program for CBS- Help Association; Senior Judaea; signed Simone de Beauvoir's 640- 1V... Jlm Farley estimates he KOSHER MEAT MARKET Plantations Lodge, B'nai B'rlth; page study of the problems of now writes 5,000 letters of getting old. Its title : "Old Age." condolence a year. 243 RESERVOIR AVE., PROVIDENCE HO 1-0425 Hlstadruth; the Jewish War IJ Veterans; Jerusalem Hadassah. Sen. Marlowe Cook, R-Ky., The French government just c ast the key vote against bought the Theatre des Champs SHOPTHE MODERN WAY • PERSONALIZED SERVICE · • Carswell's nomination. On the Elysees, the I ast . Amertcan ' "MEATS WITH YOUR Al'l'ROVAt'' amusement holding In Paris. It "MIDGETS" ·.l· I IOL:~ •• - .. _:·-. II'. ~~l~"!tcSe:; ~k;;: was owned by Ganna Walska, the PICKLED ' VD.Ll.UUIUIUI :r,.,:;~School here . He finally gave the opera star, who held on to It BOLOGNA- CHUCK c speech via phone hookup from his although she never left the U.S. In TONGUE 69 ta. SALAMI LB. STEAK 1,:.a;;;;a;;;;;;;;;;;a=aa;;=aa;;;;;;;;;;;;aa;;;.;;;.-;;.a!! Senate office, then answered all the past 25 years. It was built for 1.09 69LB. (C~~tln~ed from pag;-;f questions. her by an American admirer MRS, SIMON ABRAMSON Playwright - painter - novelist after she told him the Parts "REMEMBER FOR . Funeral ser vices for Mrs. Rosalyn Drexler won a Guggenheim Opera no longer would sign her. Gertrude (Davlddof() Abramson, Fellowship. Dutton wlll publish He built the theater and gave PRICE AND QUAUTY" · 67, of 78 Princeton Avenue, who her second novel, "One or It to her, saying: "Now you can "Where Shopping Becomes An Adventure" died Sunday after a one-week Another." Two of her short plays sing In P aris any time you wish." Illness, were held Wednesday at IT'S FRED SPIG.EL'S the Max Sugarman Memorial Chapel. Burial was In Lincoln Park Cemetery. The wife of Simon Abramson, JOIN MR. AND MRS. LEO GLEKLEN she was born · In Russia, the daughter of the late J acob and ON JULY 4TH M/S STARWARD Rose Davlddoff. She had lived In the United States for 30 years. NORWEGIAN CARIBBEAN LINE*; Besides her husband; she Is survived by a son, Gerald Abramson of Middletown; a 7 DAY CRUISE MIAMI TO JAMAICA brother, Al Davis of New Jersey; JUL Y,4 - 11. two sisters, Mrs, Ann Krown and Mrs. Yetta Barron, both of Long fram Island, and nve grandchildren.

1 ·· Bernstein Cited By THE WEEK'S LETl'ER: ''My my finding someone else? If he ' probll\m is this. I went with this breaks up with her should I go .' Weizmann Institute boy for about one year. And he back to him if I really loved per person based on asked me to marry him this him and he said he really loved Family plan plus '20.00 TEL AVIV Leonard Bernstein, conductor-composer, summer after he got out of col­ me?" tax & service charge now Laureate Conductor of the lege. But, we broke up two OUR REPLY: If he has not l months ago. I still love him very given up the other girl, he has New York Philharmonic Complete pockoge includes round trip airfare Providence to Miami, trans­ . Orchestra, was Invested this much and he said that he still no right to expect you to Bit portation to dockside1 baggage handling, wekome cocktail party and week as an Honorary Fellow of loved me and wanted me to be around and wait unW be finds leisurely 7 day cruise to Port Antonia, Kingston, Montego Bay - Luxury the Weizmann Institute of his wife. Well, he"s going with the right moment to give her •' stoteroom1 available. Srop•over in Miami permitted ofter cruise at no Science, at a concert of the Israel this other girl now. The other up. This "right" moment will • additional cost • hotel reservations available in Miami. Philharmonic Orchestra marking week . or so he asked me if I never come and you'll be waitinc the 25th Anniversary of the would gq back with him if he in the wings unW they do breat I also Weizmann Institute of Science. broke· up with. this girl. I said up, whatever the reason. If you KOSHU HCOITID Join Mr. & Mrs. Leo Gleklen Responding to the honor that I would. He then told me were serious enough about one TOUIS'Of IUIOPI AVAILUII bestowed on him, Mr. Bernstein that he couldn't break up with anoth~r to talk marriage, you May21-24 stated: "The Weizmann Institute her right now becauae he didn't should be able to "level" with want to hurt ·her feelings. She one another and put thinp on W... teck IH, Yeraeat stands as one of the greatest r fO«·IIISIIYATIOIIS-llfOllaATION c,ii has his clua ring. He said he the line. If he is still 1olng with symbols of la.Hal's sanae of the MS. UC! .....DI-IIM would just let her keep it He ' J ni9hh -'33 & up per ,--n l .P. lllture - a sense which Is someone else, you are free to .. perhaps stronger ·1n this country alao said that he wouldn't have date anyone you ah-. --IIUIIAII ...... In cone with her In the lint plaee AT camAIISa TUYR .,,Avohlole than In any other the world, In ! . 171-1211 . spite of constant threats that if I hadn't broken up with him. • • • am honored So, if I even loot at a boy he W91'1t.,,... to ...... - ...... _...... ,= -M;t~...... __.. _ _,,.,....._ surround tt. I deeply to be · considered a part of that ,et, mad and 1oea back to her. #r0trs':" ~:Niwa st-. future." Do you think that he'• jealoua of IAN PIUS RIYICI. IIAICl'OIITA'=, lY, ...... ,, ,...... ,, ...... , ...... _,,,..

TI-IE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1970 11 By CELIA ZUCKERBERG The Workmen's· Circle The Workmen's Circle (the ambitious, hardworking groups of Arbelterrlng) Is now 70 years Jews of all ages, children through The old camp in Framingham, Mass. old. Started by a group of skilled oldsters, seemed to go downhill Immigrant workers In the l890's, with the establishment of the In 1900 It became a "fraternal state of Israel In 1948. It was as Insurance society and began to though once they had provide a variety of Important accomplished their purpose, they benefits under the supervision of no longer had the motive to the lnsurance Department of New continue working. This slump York State." which lasted for more than a There are now Workmen's decade seems to have come to an Circle groups In 32 states and In end. Th.e various groups are Canada; 650 branches with a coming back to life again and membership of more than 65,000. gaining membership steadily - Here In Rhode Island the not as vigorously or as quickly organization Is only two years - but with determination. younger than the parent group. According to Mr. Rothenberg, Started In 1902 It developed Into a Yiddish culture and the Yiddish large organization In the early language (as well as mutual 1900s. According to Jacob B. eco no m I c protect Ion) were Rothenberg, a long time member Important (and still are) to the and present chairman of the group. Here In Providence, , a group, at one time It was Yiddish class was conducted by estimated that one In every three the 1o c.a 1 Arbelterrlng for Jews was a member. The approximately 25 years. membership now has decreased However, since It was what Mr. as It has In many of the older, Rothenberg called a "school on original Labor Zionist groups. As wheels" (transportation of the a matter of fact, most of the children had to be done by private Zionist organizations, which In car). World War Il with Its gas the early part of this century rationing brought an end to the through the late 30s, were large, school, and there have only been Arbeiterring

Celebrates 70th AnniverSary ~· minor attempts to re-establish It. Proceeds will go to the Jewish I Mr. Rothenberg Is chairman National Fund. I of the Rhode Island District One of the more Important Committee. There Is a branch In projects of the group over the the Greater Providence area and years has been the establishment one In Woonsocket made up of and continued maintenance of a younger people. The older group camp. continues as a Yiddish speaking branch (originally ALL meetings Originally starte d In and gatherings were conducted In Framingham, Mass., the camp Yiddish only), while the younger was used as a meeting place and group Is an English speaking a place for picnics and parties. branch. Usu a II y well attended (this Y ldd Is h culture and the reporter remembers It when as a Yiddish language are still major child, an uncle who was a concerns of the Workmen's v Igor o us supporter of the Circle, but as Mr. Rothenberg Arbelterrlng, used to take her says, they also "participate In ther e regularly.) It was a every aspect of the Jewish pleasant place wher e something· com!llunlty." He, himself, still seemed to be going on constantly. conducts his meetings In Yiddish Now the camp, the Golden even though the membership RI n g Camp, Is located In understands and speaks English Pembroke, Mass. Originally, the well. camp was for everyone, children, In Providence they · sponsor young people and the older THE 1940 SCHOOL COMMITTEE of the local group. Shown, seated, left to right, are Mrs. Peretz Fine, Louis lectures and an annual concert. members; now It Is primarily a This year, together with the Strauss, Mrs. Rose Shocket, Peretz Fine, Beryl Segal, Jake Pavlow and Jacob Rothenberg. Standing, left to children's camp. It Is overseen right, are Fred Gallup, Morris Golner, Mr. and Mrs. Israel Fine, Abraham Makler, Isaac Rottenberg, Jacob Le­ Farband Labor Zionists (another by a committee of the Workmen's vine, Mrs. Sarah Levine, Mrs. Jacob 8. Rothenberg and Sam Green. of the older Labor Zionist Circle and continues to groups) they are bringing a emphasize "Ylddlshkelt," with a Yiddish Theatre musical review routine which not only Includes to Providence "Brod to the usual activities of a Jewish Broadway," which will be held camp but Is reinforced with this Saturday, May 2, at the Yiddish songs and Yiddish plays. THE NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Workmen's Circle. This picture was taken in 1965. Jacob I. Temple Emanu-El auditorium. Rothenberg is shown standing in the center of the picture. The camp Is used by the committee late In June and September for their meetings. A parn phlet put out by the group explains Its purpose clearly: " Th e Workm en's Circle remains a distinctly .J-ewlsh organ I z a tlon with a deep Involvement In all of the aspects of J ewish culture and J ewish life. "It has a growing network of schools In which children are fA •( taught the Yiddish language and ( literature, Jewish songs, folklore and history, and the problems and ' aspirations of Jewish life. 'I . "A strong sense of Identity with Jews everywhere motivates , the Workmen's Circle. It . has . always been a source of prompt and generous s upport for J ews In need or trouble across the world. In the building. of Israel, It has made significant contributions In many ways •. .. - f> ·"As a secular Jewish organ I z at I o n emphasizing the Idealism and Intellectuality of Jewish life, It occupies a dllltlltctlve place In the American Jewish community."

/ 12 nrn RHODE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY. MAY 1, 1970 GEORGE JESSEL CITED Atm!ORIZES RA·mo HOLLYWOOD - George JERUSALEM - Defense Jessel received the Jean Hersholt Minister Moshe Dayan has NCFJE Charges Leadership humanitarian award during the authorized the playing of radio Academy Award presentations. and television sets 1n army Jessel was cited for his efforts to camps and canteens· on Saturdays Neglects Jewish Educ·ation ease "the ·burdens and loneliness and holidays despite opposition NEW YORK - 1lle Jewish financial or moral support. "In recent criticism of the direction of American from the Religious Party. leadership In the United States face of this situation, rather than of Jewish life made by the Young servtcemen ••• . throughout t h e Hitherto the playing of sets In has seriously neglected Jewish move ahead aggressively among Leadership Cabinet of the UJ .A. world." ·public ,places has been forbidden education In the past twenty-five the youth as they had the capacity at the recent General Assembly on the Sabbath In order not to years, and nothing "could be to do, these Jewish educators of the Council of Jewish offend the Orthodox. But Gen. more harmful to the survival of were forced Into a position where Federation and Welfare Funds. Dsyan ruled that troops who bell?' Judaism In America.'' It was the best they could do was to This, and the accompanying the brunt of Israel's defense charged by the National maintain a holding position." protests made by Jewish college Every-? should not be left without news Committee for Furtherance of "No matter how hard they youth from Boston and New York, 33over for 24 hours every week, 1lle Jewish Education. tried, these educators could not· show, the NCFJE report_ said, 331-8343 9.41-8189 proposal, which came from the In a special report prepared make the establishment realize that Jewish youth are .waking up 21 TO33 Army General Staff, was how dynamic a force Judaism and trying to arouse their elders 7 81-5792 , CAROL 461-8077 by the NCFJE's Religious spproved · by the Cabinet over Education Committee, It was could be, and how Its principles to the neglect of Jewish education Orthodox objections. stated that "since World War U were as vital and valid In the 20th by Jewish leadership. the huge funds raised by national century as they were thousands of "1llese are voices we must SPRING! AYoung Mon's Foney Turns To Tennis? Jewish federation and service years ago." listen to. Let us give these Jew- WHY PAY '6PER ½ HOUR TO LEARN TENNIS? organizations have been According to the NCFJE lsh youth what they need In th' Because I wish lo reach the forgotten man, the little man of tennis, and incidentally channeled Into Just about every report, the present situation Is by way of a revltallzed Jewish edu­ because I don't hove a clubhouse area but the all-lmlortant area of no means either hopeless or cation. Let us revamp our educa­ l'M WILLING TO TEACH FOR '3 PER ½ HOUR religious education." ' lrreverslble. "It Is not too late to !Iona! programs. Let us see that 6 years of vgrsity playing e'xperience: R.I. Allstate at Classical High School; first "Projects In Israel, charities rev I ta II z e the movement to we support them with the neces­ singles and captain for JohAs Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md. that have nothing to do with educate the Jewish youth of this wary tunds. Let us Inspire them 3 summers professional instructor: R.I. Clinic; head of tennis at Camp Wigwam, religion, programs aimed at nation properly In 1ewlsh from,,the top by tangible sup.. Harrison, Maine; private tennis instructor ot Johns Hopkins U. tennis courts. Interdenominational cooperation observance and principles. ' 1l,e port. - only 5%, yes 5%, of the money report added that such a In conclusion, the National MICHAEL MARCUS 274-42~2 arlsed by Jewish federations revitalization· movement "could Committee for Furtherance of since 1947 has gone Into not help but bring for thousands Jewish Education report urged education," said Rabbi Jacob J, of Jews a self-rptde of the type the adoption of nine specific rec- HUGE EXPANSION PROGRAM Hecht, NCFJ E executive vice that many Negroes now have." ommendatlons: prewldent. "If American Jews In years past 1. A reorganization of Jewish Openings fer experienced, top-notch men in this field According to the special had thought In terms of 'to be federations In the United States In NCFJE report, this serious Jewish Is beautiful', they would order to return the responsibility INSTALLATION & SERVICEMEN neglectof Jewish education has have ended up with the same of Jewish educatlonto those whom ·Also, trainees and ex-servicemen with electronic or electrical left high and dry thousands of fierce pride that the Jews of It more properly belongs Jewish youth. "In the quest of Israel have." Jewish educators. background. Top pay for qualified personnel. these young Jewish boys and blrls 2. An Immediate restructuring to seek answers to their religious Fortun ate I Y • the NCFJ E of federation budgers to make ACE ·AUBM CO. problems and to learn moreabout report stressed, today's Jewish available more fUnds for Jewish 57 BLUNDELL ST., PROVIDENCE the principles and observance of youth are more aware of the education. their religion, they have been potential In Jewish education 3 An Implementation of a rejected bt the Jewi s h th a tn most present Jewish prog~am of comprehensive stud- 781·9174 .• 781-9175 Establishment. ' leaders. "TI,e great majority of les to develop the most modern 1lle result, according to the Jewish youth have faith still In methods for communicating with NCFJE report, has been the Judaism, and are literally waiting Jewish youth at all age levels. INVITE YOU TO creation of a large body of to be taught, guided, and Inspired. 4. An expansion of Released "Jewish non-Jews". ''We shake Even though the Jewish Time programs. our heads when we hear of Jews leadership for the most part has 5. Creation of more yeshivas CASA who Intermarry or who become deserted them, ~':"Y have not to complement and supplement converted to Christianity. But the deserted Judaism. the work of existing yeshivas. real loss are those many more Already a resurgent Jewish 6. Placing more stress on CORINNA Jewish youth who have become movement among the youth ls educational programs for post- HOME STYLE apathetic to religion and are underway, the NCFJE report high school youth. drifting Into a life where religion noted. Cited as an example was 7. An extension of educational ITALIAN COOKING plays no role." the NCFJE's own rel!glous pr og rams In non-educatlonal 7 48 HOPE ST. 831-9795 "1llese are the sick Jewish educational Institution - the areas, such as camps and voca­ youth that authors like Philip Hadar HaTorah, organized four tlonal schools. Roth write about. From a years ago to educate college - 8. Integration Into the lead- spiritual point of view, they are age Jewish men In the principles ershlp sponsoring these religious zombies, whose lack of religion of Judaism. "Some of our best educational programs of repre­ has made their lives empty and Talmudic students are youth who sentatlves of the Jewish youth anxiety-ridden,'' the NCFJE twelve months ago did not know themselves. report said. "And the tragedy Is one word of Hebrew when they 9. A massive public relatlons that many thousands of these non­ started their studies. So much an program to get across .the Idea to Jew Jews could be brought back Impact does Hadar HaTorah have all American Jews that to be Into the fold where observance of on some students, It has actually Jewish Is an asset, and not a Ila­ Jewish life and tradition would helped ex-hippies to find their blllty. restore them to spiritual health." way back through the proper Jewish religious education 1n According to the NCFJE application of traditional Jewish the 1970's and beyond Is an report, It Is " the self-appointed, principles." enormous challenge, said Rabbi YOUNG-TENDER PRIME-QUALITY so-called Jewish leadership 1n The NCFJE report also Jacob J. Hecht, NCFJE executive this country that must be blamed singled out another example the vice president. "But we must CHICKEN WHOLE for not providing the funds to concern of other Jewish youth for meet It successtully If Jldalsm In Jewish education that could bring Jewish education. This was the America Is to .survive." LEGS SHOULDERS these lost Jewish youth out of .,., CLEAN-KOSHERED BONELESS the Ir spiritual wilderness." Because they have not provided adequate financial support to Says Post Office Defrauds Jewish educational Institutions, 65C LB. 1·.09 LB, Jewish education has been allowed to decay and atrophy, the On Air Mail Package Rates NCFJE report charged. "How FREE DELIVERY ·B,'.v:ilff, JA 1-3888 much longer can Jewish teachers WASHINGTON - Rep. "Such a policy,'' Ottinger WOON\O( ~ fl keep up their enthuslams when Richard L, Ottinger, accused the noted, "compounds the original they see the funds that should be Post Office of defrauding people error and places the Post Office going Into education diverted Into who seek to ship parcel post In the position of cheating non-education areas. packages alrmatl to Israel, and of customers who seek to send According to the NCFJE abetting the attempt by Arab packages to Israel." • report, the Jewish establishment terrorists to blackmail Israel. In the United States has had a Ottinger revealed three weeks defeatist attitude that turns them ago that the ·Post Office was no Former Yeshiva Dean Smart .. longer shipping air parcel post against Jewish education, Down packai!,,s to Israel. Cast week he deep many Jewish leaders carry Dies In California In their hearts the false feeling disclosed that despite the NEW YORK - Dr. Shelley R. ~ Thrifty that Judaism cannot compete termination of air shipments, the Saphlre, associated with Yeshiva successfully with all the other Post Office Is still cha~ng air University for 48 years and first elements In our society that ~::~me~:1:/ n:;dtelft':,;8':11~ dean of Yeshiva College, died In occupy the time and attention of that their packages will be sent K als er Hos pl t al, Oakland, Fur Storage today's Jewish youth... by boat Instead of plane. California at the age of 79. This defeatist attitude, "No directive has been Issued Dr. Saphlre, numbered among according to the NCFJE report, 1 he those early veterans who guided Is a left-over from the mistaken tel Ing customers t Ir packages will not be sent air mall. No the school In development and attitude of many Jewish leaders orders have been sent for post growth, had retired from the In years past that the only way office personnel to refuse such Institution In 1963 holding. the for a Jew to get ahead In America shipments, and no rebates are , titles professor emeritus of 'I was to be 100% American, "which biology and dlrec.tor of the I they defined In their own mlndds permitted unless the customer I Give your precious furs Yeshiva University High Schools. as meaning 'non-Jewish'." "What produces the original wrapping He served as consultant to the ! the extra core• they deserve ... else could account for the fact paper after It has been received secondary school system, which ,t,. that thousands of Jews have In Israel. The obvious Intent of Includes four schools for boys • FREE BOX STORAGE FOR ANY GARMENTS '-.__Anglicized their names and the administration Is not to :µid girls In Manhattan and ! almost as many have had nose arouse the Jewish community,'' Brooklyn for two years thereafter i EXCLUDING FURS operations? Obviously, they felt Ottinger said. i until he moved to the West Coast. the further they could leave their ---=F==r-=G"'H-=Tccw=rT;.H--,IS"'R___ A_E_L __ _ Dr. • Saphlre• s 48 year tenure Jewish ness behind, the better JERUSALEM - About 100 . as a teacher and adm lnlstr ator Americans they would become." United States nationals are Included service as professor of NO_RGE CLEANSERS According to the NCFJE - serving In Israel's armed forces, biology, head of the Department ,,' report, because of this lukewarm It has been revealed. Most of of Biology, and first Dean of ~ 1 Thayer Street - Providence attitude on the part of Jewish them are Vietnam vet!!rans, some Yeshiva College, the 621-9794 leadership toward Jewlst with considerable combat . undergraduate college of liberal education, Jewish educators were experience, for which they were arts and sciences for men, which left stranded without either awarded decorations, was established In 1928. 1llE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY I MAY 1, 1970 , 13 ARMY HAS SEDERS Yeshiva University High School TEL AVIV Having ORGANIZATION NEWS received the Chief Army Chaplain's Instructions on how to Renamed For Tonya Soloveitchik ANNUAL MEETING Rhode Island ADL area observe Passover on the front The annual meeting of the committee of. the New England lines, In tanks and even In NEW YORK - Dr. Samuel rounder or the Maimonides Women's Auxlllary to the Rhode regional board: Joseph M. Finkle, ambushes, the Israeli Army Belkin, president of Yeshiva . School, she was an accomplished Island Medical Soctety wlll be chairman of the Providence AOL prepared kosher s.eders. University, has announced the scholar •Intensely concerned with held TUesday, May 5 at the committee; and Samuel Shlevln, Frontline soldiers, Incidentally, renaming or the Yeshiva Jewish education and spiritual Ledgemont ColDltry Club In president or B'nal B'rlth Central received grape juice Instead or University High School !or Girls ll!e and was a driving force In the Seekonk. Registration will be at New England Council. wine. In Manhattan, Tonya Solovettchlk­ continuance and tremendous 10 a.m. with the business session Serving on the dinner Yeshtva University High School growth of Orthodoxy In New following. committee are Walter Adler, Max !or Girls. The announcement was England. Speakers wlll Include Mrs. Alperin, Melvin G. Alperin, Peter made at a luncheon as part of a She was born In Vllna, In Jolm M. Chenault of Decatur, H. Bardach, Anne Bercovltz, three day celebration, April 11- 1904, of a prominent Jewish Alabama, president of the Richard M. Borod, Benjamin 13, com memo rating the 85th family. She graduated from the Worn an' s Auxlllary to the Brier, Mrs. Phil!p Dorenbaum, anniversary of the founding or gymnasium In 1921 at the age of American Medical Association, Mrs. Milton Ettinger, Burton Yeshiva Eltz Chaim, forerunner 17. ~he was awarded a Ph.D. In and Thomas Forsythe, M.O., Flnberg, Joseph M. Flnlcle, Zill of Yeshiva University. 1929 from the University or Jena, director of roentgenology at Freedman, Mrs. Ernie! The ct!lebratlon Included the Germany. When she married Rhode Island Hospital, who w!II Freedman, Lawrence Y. luncheon featuring addresses by Rabbi Joseph Soloveltchlk In 1932 s p e a k on the - "History or Goldberg, Jeremiah J. Gorin, Dr. Belkin and Rabbi Dr. Joseph she had already mastered several American Clocks." Sanford Gorodetsky, Mrs. G. B. Soloveltchlk, professor or languages and could speak Greetings wlll be given by Sidney Granorf, Max L. Grant, Talmud and J ewish philosophy, Russian, Polish, French, German Mrs . Stanley D. Simon, Lawrence Hopfenberg, David husband of the late Tonya and Hebrew fiuently. Immediate past president of the Horvitz, Marvin Holland, Mrs. Rhode Island Medical Society, and Leo L. Jacques, Jerome Katz, Soloveltchlk: a Semlcha In his announcement, Dr. Convocation, honoring 152 rabbis Richard P. Sexton, president or Marian Kessler, Sol Koffler, Belkin spoke or Mrs. Soloveltchlk the Rhode Island Medical Society. Martin D. Lerner, Melvin Levin, ordained at the Rabbi Isaac as a woman or great culture and Elchanan Theological Seminary Arthur J. Levy, Joseph Lewiss, Intellect, and one "whose life TO HONOR PASTORE Martin Ufland, Leon Mann, during the past six years; the should be the Inspiration or citing or 49 Seminary alumni Major General Leonard Samuel Medoff, Richard s t u d e n t s attending the high Holland, adjutant general and Mittleman, Mrs. Benton Odessa, ordained between 1925-34 who school." have served the Jewish commanding officer or the Rhode Norman Orodenker, Robert A. com munlty for more than 36 The Tonya Soloveltchlk­ Island National Guard, heads R!esman, Erwin G. Robinson, years; and a dinner honoring Max Yeshlva University High School the dinner committee and Is Hon. Peter K. Rosedale, Rabbi Stern,. vice-chairman · or the for Girls, Is located on West 58th chairman or the evening for the Nathan N. Rosen, Mrs. A. Louis Yeshiva ,University board of Street, In mid-town Manhattan. It annual meeting or the Anti­ Rosenstein, Alexander Rumpler, f6REMtr~ trustees. was established In 1959 and ts Defamation League or B'nai Bruce Selya, and Allan M. Shine. The Manhattan high school !or one or tour high schools which B'rlth's Rhode Island Soctety or a ·"circle" fireplace girls, one or tour Yeshiva have a combined enrollment of Fellows to be held Wednesday, University high schools !or boys 2,000 students. The schools offer May 6 at the Ledgemont ColDltry FLOWERS There's room for everyone to and girls In Manhattan and a tour-year college preparatory Club In Seekonk. Senator Jolm O. FOR HERON Brooklyn, was renamed to honor course of Jewish and general Pastore w!II receive the Soctety' s gather 'round this free-stand­ Dr . Tonya Soloveltchlk or studies leading to an academic Torch or Liberty Award. MOTHER'S DAY ing, complete circle fireplace. Brookline who died In 1967. A co- diploma. Associate chairmen or the A sliding flexible mesh screen dinner planning committee are CALL . For news or Israel, Jewish Bertram L. Bernhardt, Mrs. goes all the way around the Ambassador Scores communities throughout the Harry T. Davis, Martin Goodman, CLARK'S fire chamber. The Sun God world, local organizations and Howard I. Lipsey and David Model 5364 illustrated, has a UN Mideast Record society, read the Herald. . .and Meyers. Also assisting the Flower Shop, Inc. NEW YORK - Yose(Tekoah, for some or the best bargains In planning committee are Lawrence double-walled hood for air lsra"ll ambassador to the United the Greater Providence area. Y. Goldberg, chairman of the 294 Thayer Street circulation between the fire Nations, said In a broadcast that GA 1-6700 and outer hood ... thus giving the UN' s record of achievement In the Ml ddl e East was Reports Many Israelis Concerned maximum heat with insulated "disappointing," that It has protection. Simple, basic lines projected a pro-Arab Over Government's Inflexibility make it appropriate for any 1 •pa rl lament a ry lmbalance" 11 Talk tome instead of a balanced NEW YORK Many might be opened." They proposed Contemporary setting. consensus,'' and that it has "not thoughtful Israelis are deeply monetary compensation to about assuring cash for even been able to censure the concerned over what they consider Palestinian refugees In the a University Education murder of Israelis" or enforce their g~vernment's Inflexibility occupied territories and formal for your Children. A ELYNOR'S !ts own ceasefires. on the Issue or peace with the assurances by the Israel Sun Life Policy can Mr . Tekoah, who has Arabs. They are convinced that government that It does not Intend guarantee needed funds INTERIOR DECORATING criticized the world organization the key to genuine peace Is to annex the territories. They for your child's education, CONSULTANT and Secretary General U Thant In Israel• s reconciliation with the . criticized Premier Golda Meir's even if you die in the the past, declared that of the Palestinians but fear that such a b r O ad coalition government, meantime. 70 HAZELTON ST. "countless resolutions" on the likelihood grows ever more which one said represented "the CRANSTON, R.I. Mideast In the General Assembly, remote as the government lowest common denominator of a ELLIOT F. SLACK ualmost all are pro-Arab,.. pursues a policy of "creeping large number of parties." I 02.5 INDUSTRIAL IIANK llDG., 331-2422 CALL because members with that annexation" In the occupied The six Israelis Interviewed EL YNOR GOLDSTEIN attitude outnumber Israel by "40 territories, Newsweek magazine were Prof. Don Patinkin, or 50" to .. only one," and that'° reported. professor of economics at AT ' five of the current 15 members of Newsweek set up a colloquy In Hebrew University; Meron 942-0896 the decision-making Security Jerusalem with "six of Israel's Benvenisti, a specialist In Aral Council were anti-Israel. The most eminent liberal Intellectuals affairs on the Jerusalem City UN's record, he charged, has to discuss ways In which a Council; Shlmon Shamir, head of fallen short of Its "lofty Ideals." meaningful Arab-Israeli dialogue the Mideast history department at Tel Aviv University; Yoram Ben­ Porath, an author and expert on Veteran Jewish Bolsheviks Arab problems; Prof. Michael Bruno, chairman of the economics faculty at Hebrew Denounce Israeli Policies University, and Amos Tv,ersky, UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. - The letter · was apparently a professor of psychology at The Communist Party newspaper reaction to Egyptian claims that Hebrew University. "Pravda" has published a letter Is r a e II bombers blasted a Mr . Benvenl s tl said signed by 70 "veteran Bolsheviks primary school In the Nile delta annexation would leave Israel or Jewish nationality" denouncing April 8, killing 30 children. But with only two options: "Either we alleged atrocities commlted by the greater portion or Its text was wlll remain a Jewish state and be Israel "as a result of the devoted to extolling Soviet undemocratic or, remain a Zionist-Fascist policy of the treatment of Its Jewish citizens democratic state but not Jewish. bourgeois government of Meir, and recalllng the role played by The majority of our population is Dayan, Eban and Shazar," Russian Jewish workers In the against annexation but present The English text of the letter Bolshevik revolution and in the day-to-day policies are likely to and the· names of all the war against Hitler. lead us into it." signatories along with the year or Asserting that the Soviet P r of. Shamir said that their admission to the Communist Union has granted all "tmless some sort of settlement Party was circulated here In nationalities, Including the Jews, Is reached with the Palestlnlans, "Review of the Soviet Press," a the fullest rights and whatever can be· accomplished news digest published by the opp or tun I ties, the letter with Egypt and Jordan would not Soviet Mission to the United continued, "To the Israeli last... Nations. The dates next to their Zionists we say: stop your fllthy names indicated that about half or solicitation. You won't find a CHESS CHAMP WINS · those who signed the letter were single traitor among the Jewish BELGRADE, Yugoslavia admitted to the "Communist working people of the Soviet The United States chess party" between 1903 and 1914. Union. champion, Sammy Reshevsky, defeated Vasily Smyslov, a former world champion, In their Jordan Cabinet Changes Seen As third-round adjourned game In the match between Soviet masters and the best chess players from PERFECT FOR GRADUATION AND PROM New Coop~ration With Guerrillas the rest of the ·world. The victory TEL AVIV - The changes In Nadlm Zaru, a former mayor gave the Americans a 4-2 lead Our cotton lace tunic and see-through pants with the new Jordan Cabinet of Bahjat or Ramallah, and Dr. Anabtawl of over their Soviet opponents In sca!lopped hems, accented in satin: Comes in the palest of / '; Talhounl , will mean the far- Nablus - both expelled by the . spnng colors! See our complete hne of graduation and their Individual pairings after p~m gowns. Sizes 3- 15. reaching strengthening or the Israeli authorities from th£ three rounds of play. Thus far, Palestinian leadership In Amman, occupied territories to Jordan Bobby Ftsc;her, eight times the according to Israeli observers - are Included In the new U.S. champion, Is the star of the f UtGANSffl AVE. here. King Hussein, by agreeing - ·cabinet. They have been given the event. He scored twice over a ' to the reshuffle, has taken a new Ministries or Local Government <-· ,_,.... ,... former world champion, Tigran l,YlrwiJJ . ~ (Acro11fnlo"""'l.lilloJr. 1""') step towards fully-fledged co- and of Finance, respectively. Petroslan, and drew the - third i operation with the terrorist game. organizations, there-by delaying The move is seen here as a · Tuai. 10-9 p.m., Wed.-Fri. 9:30-5:30 p.m., Sat. any separate prospect of peace gesture marking the king's effort 10-5 p.m. Cosed Monday. 943-1671 with Israel, these observers at conctl I a ti on with leftist If you can't afford sable, give la,kAmericard Moster believe. 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14 TIIE RHODE ISLAND HERALC( FRIDAY I MAY 11 1970 ( carrier-based Jet from the u.s. Denies U.S. Plane Sixth Fleet "loaned" to Israel. Scores State Department State Department spokesman Carl Downed Over Israel Bartch said, "The story Is not WASHINGTON - The State accurate. It Is one of many Department has denied a Syrian stories we have all seen. Po.licies On Middle East claim that a United States Phantom Jet, piloted by an "All of these stories are WASHINGTON - The Synagogue in New York City, said and see Israel as an aggressive, American, was shot down over totally false. No U.S. plane from National Jewish Weitare Board, that Jewish community centers capitalistic puppet. the Golan Heights during a the Sixth Fleet or any place· has ending Its biennial convention, should look Inward, rather than Morton L. Mandel of Syrian-Israeli air battle. ever/ been shot down over Syria. passed a resolution condemning outward, for problems to solve. Cleveland was elected president We do not fiy missions there." the State Department for Its of the Jewish Welfare Board, The Syrians claimed It was a Dr. Herman D. Stein, Provost The Syrian announcement said current Middle East policy, which of Case Western Reserve succeeding Louis Stern of South Orange, who was named an It Identified the plane as It said "plays Into the hands of University in Cleveland, Ohio, SAIUIAITINO the USSR by offering concessions honorary president. American because the markings and chairman of that city's DIAMONDS • Half Price were English, not Hebrew and that advance Soviet designs In the Comm lss Ion on Crisis in At another session, the Middle East at Israel's expense." delegates were told that national because It had an arresting hook WeUare, cited resistance to 1468 Elmwood Ave. Jewish organizations· are more and folding wings Indicating that The 1000 delegates called for change one of the necessities "essentlal mllltary and economic as concerned with "prestige and · OPEN EVERY EVENING • It was based on an aircraft of significant change. Dr. Stein, carrier. aid" to Israel, "standing firm the keynote speaker, said that "U spheres of lnfiuence" than with against Soviet pressures" and there Is significant change being building a Jewish community. Dr. "using American lnfiuence not to Trude Weiss-Rosmarin, editor of Introduced in any social dratt the Jerms of ·a settlement Institution, the change will be met "The Jewish Spectator," told the I but to bring both sides to the 1,000 delegates: "The national with significant opposition. U conference table.'' scope of Jewish organizations nobody objects, and the change Is f ' Vie Coachmen The convention passed another continue to duplicate and compete easy, the chances are that nothing I 'l resolution urging Jewish centers today as they have done for MAIN ROAD • ROUTE JlVEITOI, I.I., NW very Important has happened." ti \ ua u.~.. m 1,v.a 1,i:~6E and YM-YWHA's to "cooperate decades. These organizations llllly" with the American Jewish Rabbi Nadlch said that the have contributed little, U Conference on Soviet Jewry's "Jewish crisis" Is the first anything, to the enhancement of program to " ease the plight of priority of the Jewish community Jewish values." Soviet Jews." It also called on center, He said the crisis Is In She paid tribute to local l l the White House to recommend the drift of Jews away from groups such as the hundreds of 1 I "peace and progress" as the 25th Judaism, partially from Jewish day schools as an example anniversary theme of the United assimilation In the small of organizations which "have Nations. communities where the Jews are taken the Initiative to act and to Y It z Ii a k Rabin, Israel's too few In number to set and keep sacrifice." She said most of - - "ELEGANT DINING" Ambassador to the United States, their own standards, and partially these are ignored by fund raising told the delegates that no matter from growing hostility of young groups when the money Is being BRING MOTHER TO DINE what setbacks Israel may face, Jews who belong to the New Left passed out. "Israel will be strong and the ON HER DAY people of Israel will continue to Varied Menu in our Dining Room, fight until peace Is achieved.'' He Survey Reveals Low Salary asserted that Israel was asking Deluxe Buffet, Cinderella Room nothing from Its allies - no troops, no promises, no Paid To Orthodox Rabbinate WEDDING, PARTY & BANQUET guarantees - but the right to NEW YORK - A recent He also noted that "the whole FACILITIES FOR RESERVATIONS buy weapons to defend ltseU. survey has revealed that Image of the rabbinate has to be For 25 to 650 People in our Delegates were told that their nrst priority Is to solve the Orthodox pulpit rabbis are changed In the eyes of the laity. A Fabulous CINDERELLA ROOM receiving "shockingly low" 624-8423 Jewish crisis - not the urban rab!:>I whose duties as scholar, crisis - and U they expect to s a I a r I es, prompting an preacher, teacher, cmmsellor, change their Institutions, they expression of concern over the pr<:>gram director and l:i:.)oPEN SEVEN DAYS AWEEKI£ ~! must expect opposition. Dr. Judah future of recruiting qualified administrator cannot be regarded Nadlch, Rabbi of the Park Avenue personnel In an area already as an office employee of the plagued by shortages of teachers congregation who has to punch a and spiritual leaders. clock and have his position Results of the survey were reviewed each year. disclosed by Rabbi Herbert C. I am American. Oobrlnsky, director of rabbinic ''Any factory worker ln a an union has much more security placement at the Community Service Division of the Rabbi than the average rabbi, and Is Is a a c EI ch an an 11,eologtcal eligible for fringe benefits like Do not fold, spindle, or mutilate. hospital IJ!_surance and pension Seminary. an affiliate o( Yeshiva plans that are not accorded to University, at a meeting of rabbinic alumni held In New York many In the rabbinate." City. Rabbi Dobrlnsky stated that Rabbi Dobrlnsky said "It Is an "quallfled spiritual manpower unfair anachronism for a rabbi will diminish sharply In who Is expected by , his tradl tlonal congregations during congregation to cope with the the coming decades unless Millions of them show their pride modern age to be paid a scale congregational leaders take a l,y buying U.S. Savings Bonds. reflecting the financial hard look at their obligations to Through regular purchases where dlfflcultles of three generations the professional needs of the they work or bank, they've helped ago.': rabbinate." preserve our freedoms by investing in their country. Al the same time, they've been Federal Judge Upholds Ruling storing up quite a nesl egg for them· selves. Barring Neo-Nazis From School U.S. Savings Bonds pay a guaran· teed re_turn. And your investment is WASHINGTON - A federal party member was found guilty of backed by the full faith and credit of Judge upheld an Arlington Circuit unlawful use of a loud-speaker at the United States of America. Court ruling barring use by the the disturbance. Also, the interest on Series E Sav· National Socialist White People's ings Bonds isn't subject IQ stale or party of an Arlington school as the site for a celebration of. Rightest Uprising local income taxes. Hitler's birthday. Federal Judge You can defer federal taxes on Oren R. Lewis, In handing down Threatens Sudanese E Bond interest until you redeem the his decision called the group a UNITED NATIONS, NEW Bond. successor to the American Nazi YORK - President Nasser's )f your Bonds are lost, or stolen, party, "hate-mongers" and held problems are multiplying. Added ,. or destroyed, we simply replace them that "nothing In the Constitution to his present woes with Israel at without cost. says a school board has to let a the Suez line Is a new crisis In They're safe. hate-monger use a publls facili­ the Sudan. The future of the They're easy. ty." He noted that the Neo-Nazls Sudanese regime, headed by pro­ They're automatic. had planned to exclude Jews Nasser .General Gepar Numerl, Is And and Negroes from the proposed gravely threatened by a militant they're also a reminder. A re­ birthday party at Yorktown high Being an American is comfortable. minder that we all have to work hard uprising of the "right", school. He held that such determined to topple the pro­ After all, we do have more than any lo keep what we have. exclusion would violate public Nasser government. other country in the world. Investing in your country will do accommodations of the feder~I Leader of the uprising Is the But sometimes we get too comfort· just that. CI v II Rights Act. · Arlington Imam, Haddl Almahdl, probably able. We take our leisure and our Think al,out U.S. Savings Bonds. Circuit Judge Charles Russell the most popular personallty in prosperity and our freedoms for . h 's a way to keep our had ruled In support of the right the Sudan. Knowledgeable granted. Sometimes we have to be country from gelling of Arlington school officials to observers are convinced that an reminded that it wasn't easy for us to folded, spindled bar use of the school to the neo­ armed confrontation Is Imminent get where we are. That the freedoms Nazls, between the Sudanese army which or mutilated. numbers 24,000 soldiers ' we enjoy weren't handed to us on a '• The attorney appearing at the and ttie army of Irregulars, lead • platter. appeal hearing was ·James Cohen by the Imam, which numbers tens • Of course, the great majority of • of the American Civil Liberties of thousands of armed fighters . • Americans have great pride in their Union, who argued that the neo­ The Imam's forces contain • Nazls had as much right to use • country . Ir they' re loet, •tolen, or many polltlcal refugees from ,•, datroyed, we replace 'em. the school as the Democratic Egypt, Including a substantial I party or the Republican Party. He number of officers who defected said the denial violated protection from Nasser's ranks. '• under the Bill of Rights. In a ' related court action, four Nazi 70-JEWS IN ANDORRA Take stock in America party members, arrested In a PARIS - A survey of Jewish · disturbance In Arlington which life in Andorra, the principality Buy us. Savings Bonds . broke out when the party was - on the French-Spanish border, denied permission to hold a rally published by the World Jewish In the Yorktown building, were Congress, shows that there are found guilty of violating the · 70 Jews In French Andorra out of county noise ordinance. A fifth a total population of 20,000. I

· 1 TIIE RHODE ISLAND HERALD. PRIDAY1 MAY 11 1970 15 Temporarily Suspend · Israel Releases Text On Soviet Pilots In UAR ,'MeinKampl'Printing JERUSALEM, AprU 29 - of Soviet operational participation June, 1969, abrogating the cease­ ROME A Milanese Following Is the text of a at the side of Egypt in the fire. publishing house has informed the statement Issued today by the mllltary campaign which Egypt ls ASupport for the Union of . Itallan Jewish Israeli Government on its waging , against Israel. This implementation of Nasser's C.ommunltles that lt has assertion that Soviet pllots are involvement has already enabled declared war of attrltloo against tempo r a r 11 y suspended flying in the United Arab Egypt to Increase Its aggressive Israel. publlcatlon of an Italian Republlc: acts against Israel. AThe encouragement of Egypt translation of "Mein Kampf," In the Soviet involvement in The Government of Israel has to reject the appeals by Israel Hitler's autobiography. the Middle East there has been a brought to international attention and other polltlcal factors to The project has come under grave development. In recent the dangerous implications of this reinstate the ceasefire as rtxed heavy tire from Jewish quarters days it-has become clear beyond development. The escalation of by the ·Security Council in June, and has been protested by the any doubt to the Government of Soviet involvement in Eygpt must 1967, without limitations of time West German Embassy, In behalf cause concern not only to Israel Israel that for the flrst time or any other conditions. of the Bavarian state government Soviet pilots are flying but to all freedom-lo~ peoples. AA vicious anti-Israel which· holds the copyright on operaHonal missions from This latest development ls a propaganda campaign carried out "Mein Kampf." continuation of the pollcies of the in the Soviet Union in recent mllltary Installations under their The flrm of Longanesi control In Egypt. Soviet Union and of its consistent months. indentlficatlon with Egypt ATIJ..e Installation of SA-3 I maintained that the Italian The operational activity of the aggression before the six-day m Is s fl es 111anned by Soviet translation was Intended solely Soviet pilots has not extended so war and since, In the following: personnel and culminating in the tor historical and sclentlflc far to the ceasefire Une and they A Th e delivery of vast activation of Soviet pilots in research purposes. It claimed had not been Involved in air quantities of Soviet arms to the Egypt on operational missions. that two prominent German­ combats in this region. Egyptian Army in order to Israel will continue to defend Jewish historians had agreed to In the month of March the prepare It for renewed Itself against all aggression write the preface to the Itallan u.s.s.R. began to install in Egypt aggression. which violates the ceasefire edition but both men denied this. SA-3 missile batteries manned by A The encouragement or Egypt arrangements and which alms at Soviet personnel. At that time the to adhere to the "no's,, of renewal of war in the area. Government of Israel brought to Khartoum. In all Its struggles the people ':.A.PETTENGILL ,, the attention of international .\Support given to Nasser's or Israel drew strength from Its FOR MOTHER'S DAY . pollti cal factors the gravity or the attempt to undermine the cease­ unity and from the justice or Its DOMlSTIC AND IMl'ORT polltlcal and. mllltary significance will UNUSUAL JEWELRY rtre line. cause. Israel continue In Its FR:OM ISIIAEL or this dangerous development. Aidentltlcatlon with Nasser in flrm stand and In Its quest ror 24 Arcade • Providence Now there Is the turther step his announced decision of May- true and lasting peace. . •111111111•un111-u1111111111N11••~ .. YOUR LAWN CARE CENTER HOMEMAKERS Decides Papyrus Collection HOME HEALTH AIDES ORTHO INTERESTING FIELD LAWN GROOM NEEDED Is Aulhen tic But Overpriced Lighl Housekeeping. -Care /or J ERUSALEM - The Israell The documents, bought since Jerusalem. One man has told children, the ill and the elderly Cabinet decided this week that a the 1967 Arab-Israell war, are friends he belleves the Israelis under guidance of profes­ r are collection of Egyptian owned by Fawzl Mansour, an would handle them properly. sionals. papyrus documents offered for antiquities dealer, and Issa Some or the fragments are In sale In Jerusalem was authentic, Marujl, director or the St. John Coptic, Greek and Egyptian and UNITED FUND AGENCY generally In excellent condition Eye Hospital and a former date back to several centuries 351-1292 antiquities dealer. before Christ. A number are In but too highly priced. Homemaker, Home Health The owners, two East Both men are long-time poor condition. )' Jerusalem residents, are asking Jerusalem residents who have The owners apparently Aide Services of R.I. $!-million ror the nearly 2,500 apparently decided to remain satisfied the Israelis about the ) fragments, some of them 25 since the war. They have authenticity or the documents and centuries old. It ls considered Indicated that although they have their clear title to them. Neither II k e I y that they could be been told their price would be owner was apparently prepared to purchased for less. met abroad, they would prefer to say who they purchased the BASHIR AHMAD, M.D. Deputy Premier Ytgal Allon sell them here. collection from. Mr. Allon and announce& the opening Indicated, however, that unless One reason Is that a sale here perhaps a rew other top leaders they were purchased here by would be much simpler. Another were told, however, and were of his office for the some wealthy benefactor or given Is that · they would prefer the apparently convinced that to experts here by some donor manuscripts to remain In everything was lo order. who would buy them, an export PRACTICE of PSYCHIATRY llcense would be granted to the owners. at 614 Annistice Boulevard, Pawtu~et, R.I. Mr. Allon, who headed a Leftist Protestors Clash committee that Investigated the Telephone, 724-7Ne papyrus fragments, said their sale abroad would mean that "a With Police In Jerusalem great historical and archeologtcal JERUSALEM - Minister of away from Mapam to Join an treasure will be lost to Israel." Police Shlomo Hillel told the Israeli New Left faction. According to Israell experts Knesset that student Tel Aviv pollce chief Yehuda who have studied them briefly, · demonstrators In Jerusalem Praga defended the use of force • Delicious, the fragments might . shed some recently used force and only then by Jerusalem police against light on the origins or Islam. several hundred youths who exotic foods did the police rew<>nd in kind. He • All foods Their chief Interest was said to said one demonstrator told him demonstrated. Mr. Praga said lf Ue In the reflections they would that orderly demonstrations were ' demonstrators em;,Ioyed force cooked to order offer or life In A. D. 700 to 800. not enough to attract attention and the police had no alternative but TERRACE • Personalized The status of the documents therefore the youngsters decided to respond wt th force. 'The police JUST THE PLACE service became a Cabinet matter when It on a disorderly one to gain the official said police would not TO HAVE • Cocktails interfere with orderly . _ MOTHER'S DAY DINNER appeared likely that they would be attention of the world press . AUTHENTIC CANTONESE CUISINE and fine liquors sold In the United States. Israells The demonstrations, by demonstrations. recalled the similar background s everal hundred Hebrew Referring to rumors that 2003 Post Road, Wa~ick, R.I. RE 9-2528 to the Dead Sea Scrolls that were University students and members lefti st groups planned Your ~nial Hosts:_ Bill and George lee purchased by Israelis In the of various leftist and Communist demonstrations here against United States after once having factions, broke out twice in police force In Jerusalem, Mr. been available In J erusalem. Jerusalem In front of Premier Praga said measures would be The papyrus documents are Golda Meir's office. taken to counter them. 'lot considered as Important for The youngsters were 'The demonstrators on both scholars as the Dead Sea Scrolls; protesting government policies days protested the government's DON'T FORGET MOM! nor do they have the same which they alleged prevented rejection of a plan for Dr. Nahum emotional appeal as the Hebrew­ peace with the Arabs. Mr. Hillel Goldmann, president of the World language Dead Sea documents. spoke In reply to charges of Jewish Congress, to go to Cairo Hebrew University officials' police brutality. to meet with President Gama! were s aid to have turned down an Meanwhile, leaders of the Abdel Nasser of Egypt. MOTHER'S DAY IS SUN., MAY 10th or re r to buy the papyrus leftist Mapam faction dissociated Demonstrators also denounced a manuscripts because· of their themselves from those plan, recently approved by the reportedly deteriorated condition, demonstrators who claim they Cabinet, to settle some 250 Jews RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES the mystery or their origins and came from kibbutzim of the in the all Ar ab town of Hebron on because they could be studied Just Mapam movement. According to the occupied West Bank. 'The as wen by photogrpahs. the leaders, those youth broke demonstrations began with a march of about 150 on Hebron i which was blocked by lsraell Summer Theatre Workshop troops as cars and trucks fllled with students entered the {A occupied zone near Bethlehem. • To Be Conducted In Israel ' NEW YORK - A seven week wlll meet and study with Israeli The youngsters carried signs ' summer program · ln Israel, artists, attend performances and demanding, "Let The Hebron geared to draw students and rehearsals of Israell theatre Settlers Go to the Negev:" "Let developing actors, was announced groups, and receive lectures Goldmann go to Cairo:" "Send by the Am erlcan z lonist Youth from leading practitioners In Golda to the Old-Aged Home." A brief clash ensued when soldiers Foundation. Israel theatre circles. • Participants wlli also spend attempted to grab the signs. 1 lb. GIFT BOX Entitled "Theatre of Two The youngsters were Worlds," workshop and theatre time In intensive field trips PACKED WITH study, the pilot {lroJect Is planned around the . country, a period of confronted at the roadblock by the ASSORTED '2.65 In cooperation with the J ewish time In J erusalem for visiting mllltary governor, known as CHOCOLA.TES and special seminars on Israeli "General Ghandl," who told them Agency Youth and Hechalutz "Sol1letlmes I doubt your Department. The project ls life and a work period on the geared to acquaint American kibbutz. The American faculty Jewis~s." Jewish drama students with the conducting the workshop consists The state-owned radio IVY APOTHECARY nourishing theatre world ln of two couples long active In the . described the demonstrators as 736 HOPE ST (COR ROCHAMBEAU) 421 ,3047 Israel. Workshop participants American theatre, Jack and Aviv "peacenlks." Other sources said will begin with three weeks of Davidson and Jack and Frances they were m alnly members of R Cohen , R Ph 7 3 intensive acting classes. ·They Manning. Communist and leftist factions. \ 16 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY. MAY 1. 1970 Question Parents' Role Qualu, & Se,vice In Children's Drug Use CINCINNATI - The only a rejection of their adult Institutions outside the family widespread charge that J ewlsh values but also as a threat to have contributed to you,h's ' ·s ·uSINESS DIRECTORY parents, as part of the national stability, The parents feeling of alienation, To escape· "establishment", had a major frequently blamed themselves for 11, young people are turning to the responsibility for the alienation the allenatlon of their children, closeness of small groups, of their children which Is often they said, adding that "the J ewlsh "preoccupied with meanlngtul expressed by use of drugs, has community had not anticipated a communication, Intimacy and a FOR FREE TRAVEL been challenged by two Jewish generation gap>•. desperate desire to be relevant. social work experts here. The traditional Jewish family, For many, II Is fell, marijuana INFORM_ATION AND. Morton Startz and Mrs. Doris they said, had always had a kind turns on relatedness within the RESERVATION SERVICE Wolfensteln of the J ewlsh Family of "ethnic Immunity" to the group and turns off the tensions . CAU Service Bureau - which has behavior problems of other of the outsiURS: 10 a.m. to 5 p .m . Closed Monday, children oft en • kick over the values before they find new ones of their own . She warned that DRUG STORE PLAY parents must not be so • • Intimidated by such guilt feelings IVY AP OTHECAR y UC. NO. 73 that they are lmmobllzed, She DUPLICATE BRIDGE warned that "guilty people are PROMPT PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ATTHE not coping people" and that they MEDICARE PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED must set limits and take a stand Russell Stover Candies with their children on such ROBERT ST ARR iss ues. 736 HOPE STREET CALL421 -3047 BRIDGE CLUB Non-Communist Marxists j>AINT AND WALLPAPER 1060 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE, R,I. Maintain Neutral Stand STEBENNE PAINT and WALLPAPEl CO. ,. FOR DETAILS CAU 831 ... 669 PAR IS - Some 150 non­ Communist Marxis ts, organized -•- FASHION DESIGNS IN FINE WALLPAPER-•- I n the Palestine Israeli Committee ended a three- day -•- Quality Po ints & Decorative Supplies -• - conference by asking both sides CLASSIFIED in the Arab-Israeli conflict to 569 ARMISTIC;:E BLVD. PAWT. ·1.1., PHONE 722-822:> recognize the existence and the rights of the other. 'The CALL 724-0200 conference condemned Israel for PAINTING & PAPER HANGING IIIIIII Ull llll lllllll ll llll tlllllUlllt llllllllllll lllllll llllllllll Il l 11111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Its security policy and , at INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORATING the same time, denounced the . . 6-Appliance Service 25-Lawns, Landscaping Arab terrorist organizations for "their refusal to see In Israel a a.uGU 1D0 E. PETROS IN ELLI WE SERVICE washing machines, ronges, SPRING ClEAN-UP: Fertilizing, lawn nationality and a state" and rCl9 IMMEDIATE SERVICE drien, all makes, all models. Call on· maintenance. Weekly, monthly. Crab recognizing It only as a religious ytime Saturdays and evenings. J.67- gro.s.s control. Trff work. 723-3.t98. entity. The conference, held In llpJ 102 FIAT AVE. CRANSTON, R.I . 718.t. M&G Appliance Repairs. the suburb to Cholsy-Le-Rol, had , FOR FREE ESTIMATE call WI 2-12'3 uf~ 30-Painting, Papering the backing of Jean-Paul Sartre, A message from the PARTY SUPPLIES - HEADQUARTERS 9-Carpenters and Builders ROYAL PAINTING: Interior painting existentialist leader read to the conference , expressed his HAVING A PARTY? d · and decorating. Paperhanging, com­ ADDITIONS, atterations, residential ;.. plete home remodeling. 521 -8859. solldarlty with Its work and LET us DO THE WORK FOR YOU •mnt1r,_ dustrial building. Garoges. Both• ufn declared that he adhered to the EVERYTHING FOR. A PAR.TY . _ · rooms, cement work, dormers, store committee because " it has fronts. Free estimates. 9.t2-1 a...i, 9.t2- PAINTING: Interior and exterior. Gen­ . WE ACCOMMODATE WEDDINGS• BAR MITZVAHS - ETC. eral deaning, walls and woodwork. adopted a neutral attitude and 1045. works for the development of 997 OAKLAWN AVE,, CRANSTON - 944-8107 . yfn,. Free estima tes. Coll Freem on Gray HOURS: • and So.-.. 934-0585. socialist forces In both c·amps," CLOSED MON., 01'1:N TUES., - SA.T. 10to 5 EVES BY APPT. ONLY 19-General Services 35-Private lnstNction Says Soviet Bulletin PRINTING ' CAP'S FLOOR CLEANING: General cleaning. Floors washed, waxed and TEACHElt: a va ilable for tutoring for buffed. rugs shampooed. 521 -1698, Shows Anti-Semitism •1NVIT ATIONS: Weddings ond Bor Mitzvahs grades four, five or six . 831-9072. 831 -4795. BERNE - A leader of the Ru, li Se,vice' . CR0.15TOWN PR~SS R'ush Se.vice uln TUTORING: Eiementory, secondary. Swiss Parliament charged that • 5':ull Capt· 777 Brood Street •l'taceCard1 Most subjects. College Boards, Hebr· the bulletin published and • lnformoh HANDYMAN: General cleoning ond ew, Bar Mitzvah. Experienced, licens· : =~~:: Providence • FvM ~, Acc_estori-. distributed by the Soviet Embassy maintenance. Honest and reliable. ed teacher. Reasonable. Reply R.I. ~ Evenings Call 331 -6360. In Berne contained "wibrldled Jewish Herold, Box C·-40 99 Webster attacks on both the Unlted States .,__.;9;...;4;..l;..-4.;.;0;..6;..l_. __-_s>.APPOinlmenl 781-2710 5~ St., Pawlucket. R.I. 02861. and Israel ihat showed evidence RUG SHAMPOOING: Floer waxing. 41-Shore, Mountain Rentals of primitive anti-Semitism." REMODELING -BATHROOMS KITCHENS Reasonable rotes. lorry DJgan, 353- Dr. Walter Hofer, chairman of 9648. CAPE COD VACATION HOUSE: At the foreign relations committee CUSTOM DESIGNED ufn peaceful Cotuit, 1¼ hours from PrOvi­ of the Lower House, asked the COMPLETELY REMODELED KITCHEN FLOORS moch;ne washed ond dence. Available July l 1-25. Sleeps Foreign Minister If this did no_t ONE PRICE-ONE COMPLETE JOB waxed $3.00. Hardwood floors SS.00. 11. Suitable for 1 or 2 families. With constitute a violation of SWlss . two kitchens, baths. Wooded 3-ocre 209 MANTON AVENUE Average size. Also wi ndow washing. neutrality and an Infringement on 397-5898. lot with water view. $250 weekly. freedom of thought. He said the Please call 421-6897. FUSCO TILE CO., INC. 421-5530 ufn Soviet Embassy bulletin contained NARRAGANSETT PIER: 77 K;ngstown "hints of dark conspiracies by 21-Help Wanted Road. One, two, and three-room world Jewry" and claimed that apartments for rent. Can be seen of· Jews were the real power In FOLK SINGER wonted lo, young 1e, May 8. Coll 421-2719. Washington. couples' event. 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GOING ON VACATION in 4 months? : 43-Special Servicei MUST UNDERSTAND ARABS Need some more money? Then earn it NEW YORK - Call!ng on pleasantly selling Avon CosdmettCs to NEED HELP finding o college? Contact Jews to show greater knowledge customers already in your neighbor· the Coll~ge Advisory Center, f17 Col8 and understanding of the Ar~ hood. Choo,e you, hou,s. Call qv;ckly A~nue, Providence. 351-452.t. 421 -2908. world's . language, culture and ufn aspirations, a leading Israeli scholar told leaders of the Labor WATCHES SOLD&REP/\IRFD Zionist movement that "more and EVERYTHING TO RENT • FOR HOME AND more Israelis are aware of the BUSINESS - PARTY & BANQUET NEEDS • fact that we have to re-educate ourselves In order to build a EXERCISE EQUIPMENT • SICKROOM SUP­ co m m o n vocabulary between PUES • POWER TOOI.S PLUS MANY OTHER ourselves and 011r neighbors. ITEMS Otherwise," added Professor Zv! 245 YOIII AVE., PAWTUCKET, R.I. Javetz, "there will be no peaceflll CAU FOi FIil CATALOG · 725-0921 solution In the Middle East."