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VOLUME LV, NUMBER 14 FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1971 12 PAGES 15c PER COPY Latvian Court Finds Four Riga Jews Guilty MOSCOW -The Latvian sanctuary, was sentenced last term. The other defendants MOSES SHON F ELD MAX AU'EIIIN Supreme Court last week found week to 10 years on treason received what the prosecutor had four Riga Jews guilty of anti ch a r g e s by the Lithuanian asked: Mikhail Z. Shepshelovlch, Soviet activity and sentenced Supreme Court. a 28-year-old worker, two years: R.I. Jewish Federation To Hear them to terms ranging from one Tass, the Soviet press agency, Borls M. Maftser, a 24-year-old to three years In prison camps. said that the four-day trlal of the engineer, and Ruth J, In a separate development, It Jews In Riga. held In a workers Ateksa.ndrovlch, a 23-year-old Schonfeld At Annual Meeting was learned that SI.mas Kudlrka, club, ended when the judge, Luka nurse. got one-year terms. Max Alperin, Rhode Island Leonard Holland, Alan G, the Lithuanian seaman who was I. Lotko, read the sentences. The sentences given the four Industrialist and community Hurwitz, Martin Jacobson, returned to the Soviet authorltles Arkady A, Shptlberg, a 33-year defendants were milder than leader, has been nominated for Michael Josephson and Louis I. after having jumped aboard a old engineer, received three those Imposed In trials In his third term as president of the Kramer. Unlted States Coast Guard cutter years . The prosecutor, Dmltry F. Leningrad last winter and earlier Jewish Federation of Rhode Al so, Sanford Kroll, Harold I as t f a II seeking polttlcal Chlblsov, asked for a four-year last month, In which some Island. · Leavitt, Martin D, Lerner, Paul defendants received sentences of Mr. Alperin heads a slate of Levlten, Joseph K. Levy, Howard 15 years In camps -the officers for I 971-1972 which will I, Lipsey, Lester A. Macktez, Chaim Gross To Unveil Works maximum term of detention In be presented to the membership Samuel Malkin, Henry W, Soviet law. for approval at the Federation's Markoff, Lawrence A. Paley, At Dedication Day Ceremonies This was presumably because 26th annual meeting to be held on Professor Fred Pollak, Or. the Riga defendants had not been June 8 In the Garden Room of the Samuel Pritzker, Sidney L. Chaim Gross, one of the charged either with participating Biltmore Hotel. Rabinowitz, Norman Robinson, world's foremos t sculptors , will or assisting In plans to hijack a Samuel Rosen, J acob B. Guest speaker wlll be Moses personally unvetl two of his plane. Twenty-one persons -19 Rothenberg, Lawrence B. Sadwln, Schonfeld, United Nations works at the Oodlcatlon Day of them Jews -were convicted correspondent, rad io Al Saltzman, Jrvlng Slgal, Sheldon ceremonies marking the opening In the Leningrad trials. They s. Sollosy and Walter I Sundlun. <:A the new Jewish Community were linked to an apparent plot by commentator and author. He ls a Named as directors through recognized autborlty on Center building at 401 Elmgrove 12 persons to hijack a plane last 1972 are Herman J , Atsenberg, contemporary Jewish problems In Avenue on Sunday, June 13. June as part of a plan to flee to Peter H. Bardach, Victor Baxt, Europe and the Middle East. He Mr. Gross' bus ts of Milton Is rael. has recently returned from Bertram L, Bernhardt, Milton 1. Saplnsley and Max L. Grant will Nine other Jews are awaiting Brier, Jrwln Chase, Charles G. Israel . be displayed for the first time trlal In Kishinev on charges .. Chason, Hyman M. Cokln, Martin during the formal Oodlcatlon believed slmtl ar to those brought Richard Shein, chairman of I, Olttelman, Norman M. Fain, [)Inner and Dance which will cap against the Riga defendants. The l; the nominating committee, will Benjamin M, - Falk, WUJlam the dedication ceremonies on four Riga Jews were charged with present the slate of officers and Fel Iner, Harry Finkelstein, 9mday evening. reprlntln¢, and distributing board of directors. - Hyman Fishbein, Alan S, Flink, Mr. Saplnsley and Mr. Grant "subversive ' and "slanderous" Nominated as vice presidents Leonard Y. Goldman, Albert I. served as the first two presidents material about the Soviet state, a are Lawrence Y. Goldberg, Gordon, Stephen Hassenfeld, of the Center In Its founding crime punishable by up to seven Marvin S, Holl and, Robert A, Maurice W. Hendel and Harold years , more than 45 yea.rs ago. years Imprisonment. The exact Rlesman, Joe Thaler and Melvin Homonoff. Aus trian-born Mr. Gross nature of .the material has not L, Zurler. Area vice presidents Al so, Samuel C. Kagan, Sol came · to this country In 1921 been made known, hut presumably are ()Wen Landman, Newport: Koffler, Charles M. Lasky, David where his first art ventures were It covers petitions sent abroad Philip J. Macktez, Woonsocket, Meyers, Ernes t Nathan, Benton water col or paintings. He complaining of Soviet poltcy and Ben Sinai, Pawtucket. Odessa, Benjamin J . Pulner, branched Into sculpture whtle toward Jews not wishing to Stanley Grossman, who has Israel Resnick, Kenneth Resnick, attending the Education Alllance CHAIM GROSS a ssimilate and typewritten been vice president of the . Harris N. Rosen, Bruce R. Art School In New York. material on various aspects of Federation for five successive Ruttenberg, Mrs. Leonard I. After studying at the Beaux dedication ceremonies. In the Jewish life here. Salmanson , Leonard I , Arts Institute of Ooslgn In New event of inclement weather, these terms , has been nominated as Because of wide foreign honorary vice president. Edwin Salmanson, Meyer Sava! , Herman York, he became a teacher of ce.remontes wtll be held In the s. Interest In the trlals of the Jews , Soforenko wlll continue as C, Selya, Martin M, Silverstein, wood carving at the Cummington new building's gymnasium. ... 1be afternoon' s ceremonies, Tass has distributed accounts of treasurer, and Melvin G. Alperin Or. Jacob Stone, Alan E·. S chool In Cummington, beginning at 4 p .m ., are open to the trials, usually omitting the as associate treasurer. Louis B. Symonds , Jacob N, Temkin, Massachusetts, everyone In the community, and defendants' side of the case. Rubins tein has been nominated as Martin M. Temkin and Joseph Hts works are among the Teverow. permanent collections In the will be preceded by tours of the 1lte Tass accotmts were secretary to succeed Mr. new building, beginning at 9:30 Intended only for foreign Goldberg. Rabbinical representatives for Metropolttan Muselllll of Art In the term ending 1972 are Rabbi New York, the Whitney Museum a.m. subscribers to the Tass service. Nominated for the board of Jerome S, Gurland, Rabbi Saul of American Art, the Brooklyn After a series of welcoming Soviet newspapers have prlnted directors, term ending In I 974, Leeman, Rabbi Theodore Lewis Museum, the Tel Aviv Museum remarks by Dr. Samuel Pritzker, less about the trial than has been are Donald F. Barrengos, Or. and Rabbi Joel H. Zalman, and others. general chairm a n of the sent abroad. Josltn Berry, Stanley P . Blacher, In accordance with the by Gross' ..Tile Performers," a Dedication Week program, there However, there was no Norman Bomzer, Or. Victor laws, the president will appoint magnificent outdoor bronze, wlll will be greeting s from publlcl ty about the trial of Mr. Cabelll, Joseph M. Finkle, Sidney four additional members of the stand at the west entrance to the government officials and Kudlrka, In line with the blackout Flanzbaum, Karl Foss, Herbert board of directors for a one-year University of Rhode Island's new represe11tat1ves of the Jewish and on news about the Lithuanian S. Galkin, Samuel Gereboff, term at the annual meeting. Fine Arts Center. · Another Gross general communt ty. since he was turned over to Samuel Gerstein, Herbert A, A change In the by-laws will work, ..1be Acrobats, .. will be on The formal transfer of the Soviet authorities last November Golberger, Stanley Goldstein, be proposed to Increase the permanent display at the List keys will then take place-from 23. . Jeremiah J. Gorin, Irwin B. number of vice presidents to give Museum now under construction architect Lester J. Millman and On that day, Mr. Kudlrka, who Hamln, Louis Handwerger, David representation to additional areas at BrOWlf University. builders Samuel Molony and Is 32 years old, leaped from the Horvitz, Aaron . Jaffa, Harry In the state, His bus ts of Mr. Saplnsley and Joseph Rublen to representatives Sovetskaya Utva, a fishing Leach, Or. Mayer Levitt, Jacob A reception and social hour Mr. Grant wlll be permanently of the Center which wlll Include vessel, when she was tied to the Licht and Samuel J. Medoff. w!IJ folJ OW the meeting. The displayed In the new Center Bertram L. Bernhardt, chairman Coast Guard cutter Vigilant and Also, Or. Edwin Mehlman, meeting ls open to the public. building's Adu! t Lounge and Hall of the Building , Campaign, Mr. asked for asylum. Norman G. Orodenker, Richard of Honor, on the building's main Espo, and Or. Bernard Carp, The two boats were anchored M. Oster, Mrs. Albert.Pllavin, J. PRICE CLIMB level. executive director of the Center. off Martha's Vineyard, Mass., William Pinkos, Or. Jan Prager, TEL-AVIV-A four room Mr. Gross wlll be Introduced 'Special guests at the Center's while Soviet-American talks took Professor Marc H, Richman, apartment (1100 to .1200 square . on Sunday evening by Bo dedication ceremonies will be place aboard the Soviet boat on William L. Robin, Louis I.. feet net) cost between IL 110,000 Berri st e In , local advertising representatives of Jewish fishing matters. Top Coast Guard Rottenberg, John M, Saplnsley, to IL 120,000 at the beginning of executive, and a personal friend Community-Centers from a.II over offlcl al s, however, decided Harry A, Schwartz, Maurice S, the year. Now, In the month of of the sculptor. the northeastern United States. In without Informing the White Share, F. Richard Shein, Samuel May, the very same dwelling The _formal dedication addition to a special tour of the HOuse to Jet other Soviet seamen Shlernn, Or. Albert Silverstein, s e II s for approximately IL ceremonies wlll take place on facilities, these guests wlll attend come aboard and drag Mr. Harry Teltz, Bentley Tobin, 165,000, Anyone who purchased Sunday afternoon, beginning at a. reception In their honor· at 3 Kudlrka back to their boat. p.m. Myron R, Waldman, Manfred such an apartment In Tel-Avlv at 3:45 p.m. with the dedication and In the aftermath of the Well, James Wlnoker., · Marvyn the beginning of the year, has blessing of the Mezuzah on the Center President, ' Mr. Espo, Incident, two top Coast Guard Woronov and Mortyn K, Zietz. effectively earned 50% on his Center's doorpost. this ',Yeek Issued a personal officials were all owed to retire Directors nominated to serve Investment In a few short months. The Mezuzah wlll be nailed In Invitation to the community to from the service. until 1973 Include Mrs. Max Experts In this field are even pl ace by Harlan J, Espo, attend the Center's dedication. Dissident sources here In Alperin, Sidney S. Backman, suggesting that In a few more president of the Center, with The Oodlcatlon Day program Man::h reported that Mr. Kudlrka Malcolm C, Bromberg, Martin M, months the same apartment will blessings by Rabbi Saul Leeman will be followed by a full week of had been arrested after his Chase, Or. Benjamin Chlnltz, cost about double what It did on of Temple Beth Torah, chairman special activities through Sunday, return to Lithuania. and was under Stanley I. Cohen, Milton M. January 1st. According to these of tbe Rhode Island Association of June 20. After that date, It Is Investigation for treason. Under Dubinsky, Harlan J, Espo, ~ources, · there Is simply no Rabbis, and Cantor Ivan E, expected that the new building's Soviet law, attempting to flee the · Maurice Fox, Julius freedman, prospect of a reversal lo this Perlman of Temple Emanu-El. facilities will be opened for a country Is regarded as treason David Friedman,, Sheldon L, steeply climbing price spiral, After thl s brief ceremony, . summer program that will and carries with It a possible Gerber, Martin Goodman, Mrs. b e c.a us e th e circumstances guests wlll move outdoors, If the continue until the fall, when tbe death sentence. Albert I, Gordon, Mrs. Merrlll L, resJX!nslble for It are not likely weather permits, to· tbe Center's full range ~ Center activities The case was beard last week, Hassenfeld, Major_ General to change. rear parking lot for the formal will be offered. according to those sources. 2 1llE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1971 Herald subscribers comprise an active buying market. For Jewish Comm~ni"ty Center excellent results, advertlae In the Herald. Call 724-0200. I To ,Ope·n Two· Day Camps MRS. LOUlS E. BAKER Mosko!, 75, of 100 Arthur Street, Funeral services for Mrs. Pawtueket, a former Providence Almost lost In the excitement Schwartz, director of cblldren•s Cella 'Tillle' Baker, 62, of 30 resident, who died Tuesday, were Having ·A Party? of the opening and dedication of activities of the Center, and her Blackstone Boulevard, who died held the following day at the the new Jewish Community counselor staff. May 25, were held the following Sugarman Memorial Chapel. CALL Center bUildlng Is the coming The Camp Small' Fry day at the Sugarman Memorial Burial was In Lincoln Park opening of the Center's summer program, geared to the needs and Chapel. Burial was In Lincoln Cemetery. day camps. capabllltles of the younger child, Park Cemetery. The busband of the late Eva U RENT-ALLS For more than a quarter of a lneludes swimming and sports, The wife of Louis E. Baker, (Feingold) Mosko!, he was born In century the Center's day camps crafts, games, music, trips and she was born In Providence, a Russia, a son of the late Samuel ( ,.._tM,ly UnUH 1.ntoh Dnt.) have served thousands of Rhode nature stories. daughter of the late Morris ·and and Anna (Llsnoff) Mosko!. He Tables -- Chairs -- Dishes Island boys and girls with a day Older campers spend their Katie (Fishbein) Kenner. She bad bad lived In Providence for more camp program recognized as days at the Center's two country been a lifelong resident of the than 70 years. Champagne Fountains among the area's most day camp sites. Camp city. Mr . Mosko! · owned and outstanding. Centerland, oldest of the two She was a member of Temple operated Undergarment Sales 725-3779 Small camper groupings with Installations, Is located In Beth El, the Ladles' Auxiliary of Company on North Main Street a high proportion of counselors Scituate on the Pawtw 4 1llE RHODE-ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1971 CHARTWELL MANOR COUNTRY DA l' & BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GRADES 1 THRU 8 Enriched developmental •nd remedi•I iMtruction, small daues, exciting ntra eurrieular program-swimming, riding in struction, etc. FuH psyehologie.1 and psychiatric services available. Terence M. Lynch, Headrruuter Somerville Ro.... Basking Ridge, N. J. 07920 * c Telephone 201-647-5816 Children 011 grow up with the green world this suaaer at CAMP Sign up now for NEWLY INSTAUIO OFFICERS of the Sholom O,opter, Pi_, Women, ore shown in the photograph above. Seated, they ore, left to right, Mn. Samuel Nosh, fint vice president; Mn. Beryl Segal, guest instal,ng offi JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER cer; Mn. Ste-rt Perlow, president. Standint, left to right, are Mn. Haskell Yanow, corresponding secretary; Every thin&'• Mrs. Paul Levin, treasurer; Mn. Melvin London, recording secretary; Mrs. Alan Gilstein, third vice president, SUMMER DAY CAMPS g,ow,·n' up! and Mrs. Alan Mushnick, second vice president. FOUR INDIVIDUALIZED PROGRAMS SMALL FRY - JAYCEE - PIONEER - ADVENTURE Pioneers, Sh_~lom Chapter FOR CHILDREN AGED 4-13 Installs New Officers CAMPS™ JUL y !lb. c ...., Doy Comp, ' Mrs. Stuart Perlow was Merrill Blum, hospitality ,.,. Fully Am~d-.d c· ~ Installed as president of the chairman; Mrs. Paul Sachs, FOR INFORMATION, CAU ,.. By the ,.,.• .,con H Shalom Chapter, Pioneer Women, sunshine chairman; Mrs. Robert CENTER; t861-2674 Comp;nv Auock,t;«,n · at Its annual dinner meeting held, Cusick and Mrs. Edward Comp Cent.,/ond Director Camp Small Fry D;,ector on May 25. Eochner, constitution, and Mrs. Other officers Installed were AARON ISAAC SEGAL Irving Levin, advisor. LOlA SCHWARTZ Mrs. Samuel Nash, vice 'Ibe next meeting will be held - president, tundralslng; Mrs, Alan on Tuesday, June 8, at 8 p.m. at Mus hnl ck, v Ice president, the Roger Williams Bank Building PARK IN THE membership; Mrs. Alan Gllsteln, at Hoxsie Four Corners In vice president, programming; Warwick. "'Mps on Traveling" OUTLET GARAGE Mrs. Paul Levin, treasurer; Mrs. will be presented by Mrs. Shirley One hour frH parking ..;it, Cl · Melvin London, recording Pendergast, former American $3 purchcae or more ond voli secretary; Mrs. Haskell Yanow, A Ir II n es stewardess and a dotion stamp. Just pork ond corresponding secretary. member of the Kiwi Chlb. A slide cross o- the bridge to !>Ill' Board members are Mrs. presentation and question and 4th floor! Gary Phillips, donor chairman; answer period will follow. Mrs. Martin Mendelson, publicity Refreshments will be served, chairman; Mrs. Joel Pan$Y, Hostesses for the evening will be OUTLET - telephone squad; Mrs. Robert Mrs. Arlene Plotkin and M'rir. ~Z GOLDBERG Plotkin, cultural chairman; Mrs. Elaine Sachs. { Roz Goldberg To Speak R.I. Conference On Soviet Jewry On Russian Jewry At Asks Community To Send letters Farband Celebration The annual Shevuos TIie Rhode Island Conference Kishinev are not gull ty of any . celebration and petite lllllcheon on Soviet Jewry has recommend crimes against the Soviet govern sponsored by the Farb,,nd ed that at this time, In order to ment nor against CommunlJ!t branches In Providence and In help those Soviet Jews who have Ideology. 1belr only crime Is that cooperation with th<. Farband been sentenced or who are going they have stood up and asked for LZO #10 of Boston, wlll be held to be on trial shortly, a letter the right to live as Jews In their on Sunday, Jlllle 6, at 2 p.m. In writing campaign be started In an country - the U.S.S.R. 1l their the vestry of Temple Emanu-El. attempt to sway world opinion. country does not want them, they Roz Goldberg, guest speaker, The contents of two aero have appealed for permission to will speak on Russian Jewry. HEARING AID CENTER grams, which can be purchased at leave the Soviet Union. Members of the committee on any post office for !Sc, follow, It 4th Floor, Provl aro1md him gathered people who · How To Pick a Lawyer When two people are joined Slowlta. Slowlta was a city In together It Is customary for the Russia famous the world over for came from the vicinity of Kovno, How long has It been since you with basic rules to guide you. parents of the bride and the Its printing presses. It Is of and slnce they had a Hazan, _a have had to use-and pay (1) Shop for a family lawyer parents of the bridegroom to tell particular Importance for the Cantor, they hired a tenement for-the services of a lawyer? BEFORE you need his services. of their Ylhus, their distinguished printing of the Talmud. A upstairs from a Bakery on If It hasn't been long, you (2) Find out If there Is a local pedigree, their Illustrious family, Slowlter Talmud by the Brothers Shawmut Street and gathered for won't be surprised to learn that a Lawyer Referral Service which their Impeccable origin. In the Schapiro was a guarantee of the purpose of worship and study. single hour of a lawyer's time will advise you for a fee of only merger of Temple Beth David and accuracy and perfection. TIiey were Joined soon by a today may cost from $20 to $50 $5 $10 whether your problem the Tlferet Ylsroel-Anshel 1bere are Indications of a congregation Tlferet Ylsroel, the and that many lawyers charge ac tu ally re q ul res t eg a I Kovno, which will take place on fourth group, but since not much Glory of Israel, and they called $100-up for one hour of work. assistance, and If so, which local Sunday, J1me 6, the Ylhus Is great Is known about It, w~ will only their Synagogue Tiferet Ylsroel Nor will you be surprised to lawyer can handle It. 1be local on both sides, and we are at a say that they bad their home on Anshel Kovno. A small group that learn that a sticky dlvore may Bar Assn. or the telephone yellow loss where to begin. But as Shawmut near Chalkstone Avenue. existed In Providence and called cost $3,000 to $5,000 or more In pages can direct you to such a Temple Beth David Is older In Chalkstone and Shawmut figure them se Ives Shomret Shabos legal fees for EACH spouse; that service, now available In over years we will tell first of that prominently In the records of the merged wt th them, and for a legal fees when you buy or sell a 260 cities. congregation. beginning of the century as sites while, according to Rev. Morris house may amount to 1 percent of (3) Check your prospective Beth David Is a combination of for Congregations and Hevros, or Drazln, the Synagogue was also the price of the house; that lawyers' reputation for three and possibly four Socleties. known as the Shomrel Shabos representation In court may cost competence, good Judgment and congregations that existed In A 11 these congregations ' Shu!. "They were a closely knit $250 to $300 a day; that the rellablllty with friends, other Providence at that time. merged Into Beth David, the congregation, spending a goodly typical "contingency fee" (In clients, bank otllcers, your labor First there was the Russian House of, or Household of David. part of the Shabos in Shu!. TIie which the lawyer collects only If union or fraternal club, real Congregation Agudath Hakolel. In the year 1914 they built a little women were in the habit of he wins the case for his client) estate agents. Also check the 1be name means approximately Shul on Chalkstone Avenue, hard prep a rt ng Kugel and other may nm 20 to 40 percent of the Martindale Hubbell Directory, 'Communitywide Association, or by the railroad tracks. Whenever delicacies from their own oven amQlmt awarded by the court. which should be In your local Union.' 11,ey applied for a we approached this spot we knew and bringing these for Sholosh Yet, never has your need for library and which lists and rates charter and got one In 1897. 'The that Providence was not far away. Seudos, the 'Iblrd Meal of Shabos legal services been as great as U,S, law firms . Charter reads: • For Religious We took another look at the Shul which the congregation ate now-wheth er you are an . Ed Dooley, chairman of the Services.' No place of these and started to co!lect our together, singing Zmtros and Individual wanting to draw up l',, ,. State Athletic Commis sion, was a services Is given, and we may belongings to al lght from the lis tening to a talk on the meaning contract or a will, a couple. Dartmouth all-American. His assume that the congregation traln. It was a quaint little Shu!, of Shabos. wanting to adopt a baby or get a arms are so strong that six gathered In private homes or In a not much on the outside, but divorce. presidents have felt his muscle . hired hall as was the custom In warm and cozy Inside, with the Rev. Oraztn, the Shohet of Let's say you have never .. Ben Lyon, the screen star who those days. Aron Kodesh, the Holy Ark, the Providence, was the Reader and before had any reason to consult moved to Engl and wt th his wife, 1ben there was 'Kesher work of a volunteer artisan, the Chanter and the Rebbe of the a lawyer and you have no idea Bebe Daniels, now deceased, Is Ylsroel ,' meaning Bond of Israel. looiclng down at you when you Shu! . He performed all the how to find one. Millions of you flying to New York, Bait. and 'Ibis group left a record of Its entered. flmctlons of a Rabbi. Before him fit this description, so here goes (Continued on page 8) activities and that record But time proved the Shu! not there was zeev (Velvet) Mallat, consists of a beautifully so convenient as It was al s o a Shohet, a Ritual Illustrated Pinkos. We are sorry picturesque. "The whistle of the Slaughterer, and a man of great that the scribe ot this Pinkos Is engine as jt passed the Shul erudition. He served the Shu! as unknown. He must have been a Interrupted the prayers. Trains Hazan and expo1mder of Torah Scribe of Torahs, since, 1mllke ran In those days more often than and Mlshnayes. TIie Shu! was other Plnkoslm, the Ke sher they do today. TIie fo1mdatlons fort1mate in having men who could Ylsroel Pinkos ts entirely wrlnen weakened because of the constant take the place of a Rabbi. Such a THE ONLY ENGLISH JEWISH WEEK LY IN R I AND SOUTHEA ST MASS In script. 1be hand was steady, rattle of the trains. And the man was Reb Haytm Mordecai "'bU1hllCI lv•ry WMk ly the one used to write scripts of the neighborhood deteriorated fast (Max) Sandler. He was the Rabbi, Jewh.h 'rfl, 'vblithlng Con,pony Torah. 1be script ts as fresh as because of the building of the Hazan, the Reader of the MAILING ADDRESS: In 4063, ,ro..,idence, I .I, 02'04 TeMphone 714-0200 l'lANT: Herald Way, offWeb.ter St., ,Owt., I .I. 011•1 If It were ',\'rltten yesterday. commerclal houses and the flight Torah, and he moved the hearts \,. i OfffCI: 1141 T•unton Ave,. la1t '"'"~ce, ,.1. .- 'The front page of the Record of Jewish homes , from the of men and women by his CIUA ZUCICIHUG ...... ,...... •..•.. M..... tft9 Nit.. Book, the Pinkos, reads: vicinity. sermons on Yorn Klppur night, Pinkos of t h e Hebra It was dee!~ to build a new during the Kol Nldre services. Second Ck.11 ,011090 raid at l'rovid.,,co, lhod. Wand Mlshnayos and Aln Yaacov, of the Shu!, and the story of the 1be Anshel Kovnon never SubMriptMtn latu: fift"n C.nt1 the copy; By Moa, ' 6 .00 pe, onnum; outwdo '"""' l"9lond, '7.SO pet Synagogue Kesher Ylsroel of acquisition of the land, the engaged a Rabbi, partly because onnum. Bulla rat" on roque,t. The Herald onume, ,ulnc,lp'-n• ore conttnuou, unlen netHted le the Providence. TIie year: 'And In construc:tion of the building, and they were too small In number cenlra,y In writin9. His Laws does he meditate day the financial difficulties that and could not afford it, and partly and night.' 1907 (5667), plagued the congregation year because they were so blessed The Herald anumH no finonciol ,o,pon,ibility to, typographicol enen In odvorliMmentt, but wiU 1be first of the By-Laws of after year, for many years, and with men of learning who could reprint that port of the odvortiwment in whkh tho typographicol e,ro, occun. Advo,ti..n will ~-.. norify the mano1Jt1menl immedlotoly of any o,,o, which moy Heu,. the Hevra ts: '1be purpose of this the decision to change from an take the pl ace of a Rabbi. Hevra and Its goal Is to study one Orthodox to a Conservative 1bey worshipped In their little chapter of Mlshnayes every Temple, Is worth retelling. But Shu!, nothing more than a FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1971 morning and a few folios of Aln the people are all still here. 1bey converted house, 1mtll about three Yaacov every evening.' know the story well. We will, years ago when they had to give Such were the early perhaps, ,:eturn to Temple Beth way to progress, a highway going Immigrants of our cl ty. David again. through Orms Street, Just as the .." ·l1rr. a.··,··,_...,,,,,_ -,-·Only In America 1be translation of the Pinkos Suffice It to say, that today largest, oldest and most beautlful l ····~ - . . ., was made by Rabbi George B, Temple Beth David, the people of Shu! In the North End, Sons of The American Dollar Schwartz of the Congregation Slaw!ta, and Anshel Kovno, the Zion, had to do. Beth David, and ls. In the archives People of Kovno, are merging and On the evening of J1me 6, \ .·.~ By Harry Golden of the Rhode Island Jewish It Is time to Introduce the other hi story, Jewish history In Hl.storlcal Association. It was party, the Anstiet-Kovno--Tlferet Providence, will stand at the placed there by the late· Henry Ylsroel. curtains and wait - for a new ======~======Brill, President of Beth David for 'The city of Kovno, In Russia, chapter to open. 'The chapter will TI,e Interesting phenomenon I think there are policemen who 22 years. known about the dollar crisis Is that the are courteous, kind, efficient, and Is known for Its great Yeshiva, be as the Anshel Kovno and And there was a congregation and for the famous Rabbis who Anshel Slavlta, Beth David and banlcs are unflappable. 1bey are honest. By extension, I must Ahavath Achlm Anshel Slowltz, perfectly capable of explaining deplore the stage banker, the dwelt there. Kovno supplied TI fer et YI s roe I , two and the meaning of the name Is congregations ' of such great ' the reasons for the crisis In a computerized man who evicts lnstrUCtors for Yeshlvos all over Brotherly Love of_the People of Russia. 1900 Cantor Abraham Ylhus, foniitng a new Synagogue. -,'.:.-' Jargon no one 1mderst.!1J1~$: .• , , • · widows on .behalf of the Interest . In I Imagine the tounsts' dtc!n't . - rate. But the banker ·Is not a "IIIIN_, ins Cohen arrived In Providence, and Let It l>e an auspicious hour. ~-'~ respond wit h the sam~ show. of stereotype: ,,, equanimity. If some cashier If what happened to the dollar COMMUNITY The behind a steel cage told me my happened to our foreign policy, American Express checks were they wouldn't need the lilpples to CALENDAR suspect, It would be like hitting stop Washington traffic. 1be A SIIVICE OF THI! me over the head with the news entire State Department would be JEWISH FIDUATION that the world Is really flat. borne nursing new-born-ulcers. OF RHODI ISLAND I would protest that they told But the bankers can live In a and the me It was ro1md In grammar world where the dollar has no I.I. JEWISH HIIALD school and new Is It possible for value. Imagine an· embassy In FGr Listi,. CaH 421-4111 so many grammar school New York with aflagpo!eflytnga NEW YORK: Arthur Goldberg, of Michael Butler's Broadway teachers to be mistaken? I would flag a half-Inch higher than Old SUNDAY, JUNI 6, 1971 the Memorial Day speaker at production. So far Its brought argue that while I know It looks Glory. Why, the street below Hyde Park, lunched at 21. He told Papp' s Shakespeare Festival Tomi* leth o..::Omt.T·11:--, lurl'Nnfl .. flat, that Is all the more reason would be crowded with hard hats -..... of another visit to Hyde Park, to 1beater $430,000 . . . William to believe It Is ,round. all armed with hack saws. But no MONDAY, JUNI 7, 1971 Eleanor Roosevelt's f1meral. He Morris, the ex-editor of Harper's In short, what has happened to one 1mderstands enough about the flew there In President Kennedy_' s magazine, may return to the TemPM' leth II, ..:::J·~~,._ "'-H"I our universe when we populate a buck and the gold drain to mo1mt Si1tethood Contreeatien Shoore ?.Nelc-s.nt el plane. It was the first time Texas newspaper Job he'd left. flat earth and. no one wants our a serious demonstration outside a Abtaham, StrowNffy ,._tmll Got dberg had spoken to J PK since 1be Boca Raton Hotel In American Express Traveler's subway kiosk let alone Invest TUISDAY, JUNI I , 1971 his appointment to the &lpreme Florida was sold last week. It Checks? Wall Street. Nonoe, Women., ~:!t~, Oub fl, leplo, Court. once belonged to Meyer Schlne, I have no remedy to cure the 1be .bankers have revealecl During that trip, JFK spoke of who sold his holdings for $75 Ills of the · dollar except to that the source of the problem Is 2:00 p.m. million. 'Ibis Included bowling Sl1terheod-· .. fompM leth DovW-Artthoi kevno, his' post-Whlte House plans. He suggest If Mr. Nixon Is going to simply the fact that we do not 1-.ulor Meeting hoped to buy a small newspaper alleys. Schlne at first resls~d Invade another co1mtry he Invade have enough gold to"buy back the 1:00 p.m. somewhere. He added: "I'm expanding Into that field. A on behalf of the dishonored buck dollars,ln Europe. Big newsl We Sholom Chopter, '1ofMOf Wemen, l ..ulor sorry for the next president salesman convinced him by taking 11 a!: ~ra1i.n of lh.cte w.nd, Annual Instead of on behalf of those don't have enough money to buy MffH"9 / who's not a lawyer. As a lawyer him to a crowded alley and political hacks In Saigon. rat poison for the slums let, alone l"ro.W.ftff "11'-tncll Aaodaffen, ~ MNt- he'd have no problem getting saying: If anyone survives this assault buy dollars. 1"9 adjusted to private life." "Listen. Whenever you hear a on our fiscal Integrity, It will, of Thus we must return to basic WIONISOAY, JUNI 9, 1971 ... At Temple Emanu-El'!r bowling pin drop, think of a cash course, be the bankers. questions: Is the dollar crisis '=:: t:w."';~~ :;!:· i::'::;' C.Unctl traditionally solemn confirmation register ringing up two cents." Now let me apologize. All my good for the Jews or bad for the 6:00 p.ffl. services the other day the 68 Karen Saloomey, .young hrMlel1 Univ,el'9ity Din,- life I have opposed stereotypes. I Jews? If they deal In foreign 7:45 p.m, ,.. teen-age conftrmants sang "If We designer of the '68 Winter deplored the stage Irishman and currencies, It Is bad . for the Jewi.h C...,mvfflty Center, '""' Mfftfnt. Only Haw Love" from "Jacques Olympic costumes, joined her the stage Jew. I have heaped Jews. If they are broke, as some Brei Is Alive & Well". . . Joe sister Joan, a print designer, In a Sitlorhood Tem.... t'!t:;_, hard MNtN111 scorn on those who mythologize Jews are these days, 1.t Is Papp, who produced the original (Contlnued on page 10) about the Negro' s sexual powers. probably not bad. !11111-llill•l•HllltlllilNllll!III 1111 II "Hair" downtown, gets 3 per cent -· ~------· -----· ------·--·------.-.--.. _-::::.=.: ••· ~- ""---~-_-__ ·-.=. .-.• - ..~. ------=----=-.~-~-. •....--- " \ .... . -- . - . • • EXPORTS SHOW INCREASE TEL AVIV-March diamond exports showed nearly a twenty percent Increase over the same month In 1970, Sales for the first quarter were i., 16 percent over BRIDGE last year. WINDOW FASHIONS,-inc. By Robert E. Starr unn PROILEIIS WE Will lOIT TOUI PIOPERTY. H9S ~o. Main St./ Prov. SClllN TINANTS Open Mon. Thrv Sat.1o 5: 30 - . . . . - ..... t.,..: & Thurs. 'tU 9 p.m, - . -. O'CONNOR, 751-2300 One evening, recently, we held followed she faced her hand on one of our more Important the table saying: ''I will concede NOWT ACTION GA l-3955 . tournaments In which many of the one Trump trick, the rest are better players participated. I was mine.', quite astonished when I examined If a Trump was led and she I the traveling score that carelessly let It r ide around to I DELICATESSEN accompanied today' s hand and her hand as possibly someone did JULIE'S 731 HOPE ST. 621-9396 noted the re-sul ts shown. In one of she woul d now have to ruff one of the sections only one Declarer the Diamonds with the Trump made twelve tricks to receive an King. This would establish a MORRISON & SCHIFF absolute "Top" yet what I call second Trump trick fo r the only normal play should easily defenders. This Is why I stated BAR MITZVAH: Joel Irving BUSINESSMAN'S SPECIAL # 2 ei,able Declarer to obtain that before that with a Trump lead Schwartz, son of Mr. and Mn. HOT PASTRAMI SANDWICH ON RYE score. No lead can stop It, the Declarer must think ahead and Samuel Schwartz of 56 Greaton tricks are just there as you will carefully win It with that King so Drive, became Bar Mit~ah on SIDE OF POTATO SALAD - COFFEE see. Diamonds can be ruffed low. At April 25 al Congregation 0hawe North any rate every Declarer should ( NO SUBSTITUTIONS) • J 10 8 6 Shalom . have made six, even the poorer A dinner--dance reception was .K 9 7 NO CHAIGE FOR SECOND OF COFRE WITH lUNCH tJ ones for thi s hand Is not that held following the service,. One Cl!! +K J 8 6 2 difficult. They didn' t, hundred and ten guests attended Moral : True, Trumps should from Massachusetts, Rhode Island West East be dr awn unless something better and New York . THIS WEEK'S SUPER SPECIAL • 9 7 4 •o s J 2 can be done with them. One of the Joel is the grandson of Mr . and •010 6 •Js best tasks they perform Is r uffing Mrs. 1.-o Schwartz of 29 Wriston KOSHER +1 0 9 6 to a 7 s 2 losers. Before dr awing think +010 75 + 9 4 Drive and Mrs . Jennie Press of 55 about that. Hamilton Str.. t , Pawtucket. South SPICED BEEF $2.79 LB. .A K SHOULDER PASTRAMI) . A 5 4 3 2 tA K 4 3 Jew1ish Twin Brothers From USSR +A 3 KOSHER SAVE 30' Mrs. Elliot Slack and Mrs. Will Receive Yeshiva Degrees Philip Finkle were North and NEW YORK - Jewish twin Co r p s In a hospital and WHITE brothers from the Soviet Union laboratory, their fa ther Is a South. North was Dealer, no one MEAT $2.89 LB . vulnerable. The bidding: who could not speak English when supervisor of kashruth and their TURKEY s w they ar rived In the United States 24-year-old sister, a pi anist, Is two year s ago are celebrating preparing to graduate from the 1• p Jt p their new found academic and Manhattan School of Music. Their M&S p p cultur a l freedom with twin mother Is a workJng housewife. Some players opened the South bachelor's degrees from Ye shiva The brothers said they did not BREAKFAST BEEF S9 c PKG. University prior to entering the hate the Russians. They feel that hand Two No Trump and ended In ( KOSHER BACON) game there which was not nearly A I be rt Einstein College of what Is most Impor tant about the Medicine In August. recent International atmosphere as good as the Heart contract. 1 lB. CONTAINER The 23-year-old brother s, Is the new sense of Identity that The others did play In Hear ts. WHITE'S The South pl ayer shown above, Gabriel and Slllm Goldberger, has arisen between American and when she heard her partner's who live with their family In the Soviet Jewry. CREAM COTT AGE CHEESE 41 C raise to two, did not give some Flatbush section of Brooklyn, thought to slam: She even ·probed emigrated from Riga In the spring of 1969. SOVIET JEWRY A ' JULIE'S 15 FAMOUS FOR a bit for It by bidding three POLITICAL FOOTBALL Diamonds on her rebid. This was Since then, with the aid of the BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS absolutely forcing and simply New York Association for New TE L-A VIV-Although the asked partner whether she had a Americans , a part of HIAS: number of Soviet Jews now good or bad two Heart bid. North Yeshiva University faculty and resident In Israel Is small, party happened to have an excellent friends they have gone through a leaders are convinced that a crash course on Americanization. Two Heart bid so showed It by mass Immigration will be DRAPE CLEANING now Jumping right to game. If she Discussing their life In Russia, forthcoming from the U$R, were on the lower side she would the twins said, ''We were made to which will play a decisive role In have bid only three. South thought feel like strangers In our native future Knesset elections, This a bit about going on to six then land." They were i:xpelled from would account for the competition decided against It. As It so the university In Riga after now evident In capturing the happened she would have gained school officials learned they loyalty of the present Soviet nothing by bidding the slam for wished to emigrate. "We waited Immigrants, At Herut her score was the top score five years for permission to headquarters there are frequent anyhow. In rubber Bridge, of leave the country: Month after receptions In their honor, and the course, there would have been a month we'd visit the Interior United Labor Party arranges considerable difference. Ministry whose only reply was social gatherings and tours for It mattered not what West led 'You ask, we decide. There Is no the new Soviet ollm, According to although a Trump lead would have logic to their method of Issuing the local press, U would appear to be carefully won by Dummy's exit permits. Suddenly you are that Herut has an edge In the Klng. You will see why shortly. told you can go, and you might competition, Many of the Most Wests led a Diamond and have to leave within a few days,'' newcomers are from Baltic they said. They explained that now after winning In her own hand countries which have a strong Declarer stopped . to ,count. She applying for an ,exit permit was Zionist Revisionist movement tantamount to announcing your that has Influenced the Youth, and coul~ see that If the He'!l"ttiubroke disloyalyty as a citizen, "with the which views the Herut party · In normally she had a lose,rn ~re. consequences leading to loss of Israel as the logical heir of There were no losers In the black job or being expelled ·from a Jabotlnsky, By all calculations It suits but there were two Olaiiiond losers. What could she do with un Ivers I ty and . losing all would seem that the competition prospects of life In the USSR.'' for the hearts and minds of Soviet she ~ those? Easy, could them Immigration w1ll persist for a with the two small Trumps In They- deemed the. continuing Dummy. · demonstrations, producfng" a new· long time lnlo· the tuture. Apparently the other world awareness of the plight-of Soviet Jewry, a. major -factor In I Declarers drew two rounds of the Soviet government's Trumps and then tried to ruff out the Club Queen whlc;h failed to ·relaxation of emigration drop. Our Declarer played a high restrictions . "Soviet policy Diamond at trick two and theJ1 towards Its Jewish Ppr,ulation ruffed a small one low . Now back actually hasn't changed, • they said, "It Is the Jews who have to her hand with a Spade and the changed." They contrasted the other sm•ll Diamond al so ruffed current period with that of the Jaw . You will note that she did not 1950's, whep the government sent play the two high Diamonds first their father to Ja11. for by the time she got around, to lit "He had been.. elected to head The heat of summer is on its way. ruff! ng the fourth Diamond the city's Jewish community," someone might · be out and they said, "and was soon Bringing discomfort and sticky, overruff at the cost of a trick. approached .by the KGB (secret sleepless nights. So, cool it. Call After the second ruff, she police) who demanded that he tum played the Trump King and then Informer against his brethren. He Gil bane. Ask about a Carrier central returned to her hand wl th the refµsei'f , and was sent to jail for air conditioning unit, for home or Club Ace and drew the second eight months." Today's Soviet round of Trumps. When both office. It's the one more cool Jewish youth, more active and customers prefer. The installation's GET BONUS INTEREST outspoken, do not relate to the more te,:,rible periods of Soviet quicker. The service better.' At Gilbane. Your authorized Carrier dealer. TEL-AVIV -Foreign history, they said, "They are not depositors holding accounts In heroes, b\lt they "realize that for 191 Pawtucket Avenue, Pawtucket Israel banks will henceforth earn them, deprived of their culture R_hode Island / Tel. 725-4422 7% (In place of the 6,3% and tradition, schools and @ILBANE'S 46 years of total heating and previously paid), It was synagogues, life for a Jnt there cooling comfort, including service announced here by the Bank of Is no life at al l." The Goldberger Israel . According to economic twins' l lfe has been altogether analysts , the move Is designed to different ·In their adopted land. '_,,.. 8etty attract additional Hvlngs from They have worked during the abroad. summer for New York's Urban -~ __ ---·-· ·-~---- ___ _... ---. .... 8 nm RHODE ISLAND HERALD, PRID~Y ,JUNE 4, 1971 Herald s~bscrlbers compr.tse an active buying market. · For excellent results, advertise In the R.I. Jewish Bowling Congress Herald. Call 724-02.00. Names Israel Man Of The Year Subscribe to the Herald. Hello Again! Rtchsrd Israel, Rhode Island time all-APL team as selected by Attorney.C,,neral, the only the Pro Pootball Hall of Fame Republican candidate to be and twice an APL all-star, of the elected to state office In 1970, New York Jets will be guest News of the Sports World by Warren Wolden has been named Jewish Man of speaker. Toastmaster at the the Year by the Rhode Island banquet will be Jack Comley. Jewish Bowling Congress. He will moderator al "Talk-Back," the be presenced with the award at often controversial day-time AN EXPLOSION: 1b1s one ts 'Gardens' at that· time) two of the the 19th Annual , Banquet and ,telephone talk program on WJAR botmd to happen. It's In the cards magnetic attractions for ring Sports Award Night of the radio. or it's written somewhere In shows were Young Montreal and Coogress which will be held on Receiving the Bert SWnmer Invisible Ink that ts becoming Terry Martin, botb contenders In Monday, June 7, at the Colonial Memorial Award for Service to visible. But It's got to happen and the bantamweight class. And It Hilton Inn In Cranston, It hss Sports of the Congress will be when It does-ZOWIEI It's the was said, "If they meet, one w1ll been announced by Abbott Bll,l Kutneski, athlete, coach and Impending meeting between Don have to lose." Obviously, my I Dressler, president, and Alan educator. Mr. Kutneski, who ts McNamee and Tommy Dragon, dear Watson. But down through Hopfenberg, ftrst vice president principal of Cranston High School the two foremost leather-pushers the years, while they shied away In charge of arrangements for the East, bas been active In sports In this territory today. Yes, and from a match that would drop a, banquet. since his high school days, and Is In any territory as far as that drawing card from the top spot, The Rbode Island Jewish now chairman of the Rhode Island statement goes. It's a meeting the promoters have always real Athlete of the Year and receiver Principals' Committee on that carries everything necessary ized the "draw" a match between of the Wally Sundlun, Jr., Award, Athletics. for ballyhoo, for suspense and, a pair of local rivals presented. ts Amie Berman of Short Htlls, Individual members of the most Important for making the And so matches have been ar New Jersey, a junior at Brown Congress and Congress teams welkin ring In the form of filling ranged and the two popular con University. The 6'7", 210 pound will also receive awards for their the cash drawers In Danny testants have met, not only once basketball player bad probably performance during the past Norton's R.I. Auditorium box but several times while attracting the best overall season In Brown year. office. big crowds-yea-big money basketball history a year ago, and • •• gates. If he continues his pace wlll BEFORE AND BEFORE: It's ••• easily become Brown's all time ORGANl'ZA TION happened before and It's a well leading scorer. Berman ranks known format with assurance for TiiE ROSCOMMON GIANT: Jim NEWS Coffey, the Roscommon Giant, high on several national and success. Back In the so-called regional statistical categories halcyon days of boxing at and Fred Fut ton (They called him TO HOLD INSTALLATION Marlevtlle A.C. (It was not called some sort of a plasterer) came and has broken an all-time Brown Mrs. Nathan Fink will be along at the same time, seeking a free throw record. Installed as president of the Gerry_ Philbin, all-pro match with Dempsey or WIiiard. Sisterhood of• Temple Beth Israel They eventually had to meet for defensive end, member of the all- on Monday, June 7, at the temple. Your the right to It and one was Other officers who will be eliminated. If you're Buying or Ins ta 11 e d are Mrs. Samuel ••• Selling , • , you can BUSINESSMEN! Bochner and Mrs, Carl Money's NEARER HOME: Jack Sharkey Lefkowitz, vice presidents; Mrs. and Jim Maloney were prominent do better with us ARE YOU LOSING SIECAUSE Herbert Feldman, recording contenders at the same time, secretary; Mrs. Harvey Blake Worth each riding his own wave of Of Tit AfflWNCE Cf and Mrs. Max Fishbein, REG.ISTfRS • MARKET, ii! (Continued from page 6) popul a rt ty, the discussions i • YOUR OfflCE? corresponding secretaries; Mrs. ~ RESTAURANT & FACTORY i (4) Find out which legal concerning their relative merits = EQUIPMENT • ETC.. ETC.. ii ...._,...... , ...... Ben Poulten, treasurer; Miss creating new enthusiasm for ... _...,... Esther Grossman, financial services and specialists are offered by the I aw firm as a boxing. Came the time when they ...... secretary; Mrs. Aaron Cohen, had to meet: did It more than 45 EAGLE STREET auditor. whole-or If services you might need are not provided, whether once: and attracted big crowds Jack's Fabrics Rabbi Jacob Handler will act the firm has access to top outside and gates: Maloney being Providence, R.I. Installing officer. 721 D.f.. St. c:.i..t Falh, lJ, as specialists. For Instance, among relegated to the role of an al so Open 8 am ,1 pm Mo n Fri r...c:-1t.+1oo1 Call PA S.2160 legal services a firm might offer ran while Sharkey scaled the PLAN SPLASH PARTY heavyweight heights. TIie Narragansett Chapter of are: drawing a will, planning and serving as executor of your ••• Women's American ORT will hold AND ALSO: When the "Greats" BIG a planning conference and splash estate; representing you In coUrt If you're Involved In a suit or an In boxing history are mentioned, party on Thursday, June 10, at who would leave out the names of ,i. the home of Mrs. Margo Kraus. arrest; preparing a separation agreement or divorce: steering Benny Leonard, Lew Tendler, you to a competent Insurance Jack Britton, Ted Kid Lewis, TO PRESENT "PETER PAN" among the Immortals . Leonard TIie Hope Players will present agent, tax advisor. real tor; d r aw In g up and reviewing and Tendler met a number of the Mary Martin musical version :Imes and so did Britton and · of .,Peter Pan" on Saturday, June contracts of all kinds; dealing FLOOR COVERING CO. with zoning matters; resolving Lewis , their ring battles being 5, at 8:15 p.m., and on Sunday, among the finest examples. June 6, at 3 p.m. In the Hope High legal disputes with neighbors, SHOWROOM: Rear 195 Cole Avenue School auditorium. landlord. creditors, etc. • •• The Sunday · matinee (S) Be Immediately suspicious AND SO: Although Eddie Imondi HELLO FRIENDS: performance will be given tn of any lav:yer who tries to lure doesn't consider Dragon ready you with the promise of an for McNamee and although Floor covering on your mind? large or small prob.lems are conjunction with the B'nat B'rlth W o m e n • s Organization, This tmusually fat court settlement In, Charlie Lagor does think his star given my personal attention. Phone or stop by and let's presentation will Include a full say, a negligence case of divorce. charge, Dragon Is ready, sooner discuss it. There's fun in doing business in a friendly way •• aerial ballet, the first, possibly, or later those local boys will toe (6) Concentrate Instead on the scratch facing each other In and •• I' m sure I can scve you money too. In the state of Rhode Island. whether a prospective I awyer' s the ring. And If each keep Marian B. Strauss ts director of key concern Is In preventing Phone day or night the group. progressing, that meeting wtll Thanks, costly legal confrontations and In attract one of the bigger gates In 521-2410 ----- making all reasonable efforts to the history of the game here Murray Trinkle LAST MEETING keep you of court. The last meeting of the season our abouts . In the meantime , for the South Shore Single Adult (7) Most Important, discuss McNamee Is being headlined In Group of Temple Beth Am of with care the fees your family another boxing show that Is Randolph, Massachusetts, will be lawyer may charge for various scheduled for R. I. Auditorium on RADIATOR & held at the temple on Thursday, services. Generally, these five Jtme 14. And , also, In the BODY WORKS June 10, at 8 p,m. factors will Influence the charge: meantime, Don Is keeping his BOSTON The June summer dance which the dlfflcul ty of your Job; the time eyes on the light-heavyweight 185 PINE ST . w1ll be held at the temple on Invested In your case: the good title held by Bob Foster. Wouldn' t PROVIDENCE Weclnesday, June 16, from 7:30 to the services have done you; office It be something If he won It and GA 1-2625 11:30 p.m. will be the last dance and other costs as soclated then defended It 11galnst Dragon. of the season. There will be a strictly with your , your ability to It would be a "first" with two live band. pay. Despite these variables, at Rhode Island boys battling for a least ask In advance what baste world title. It could happen. ASKS RETURN OF SURVEYS hourly rate the I awyer charges ••• BRING YOUR CAR The Miriam Hospital Women's and also the basic rate for each HOPPING ABOtrr A BIT: At one Association has asked Its day spent In court on your behalf. time the "Bowling Green" at the TO US--NOW! members who have not yet At least get some estimates on foot of Neutaconkanut Hill was a returned their copies of "Survey costs of tackling your specific thing of beauty. Haye you seen It '71" to do so as soon as pcsstble. legal problems . lately? • • • Attention City FOR A COMPLETE INSPECTION Po~-paid envelopes· were Fathers! Those police dogs are Included to facilitate the return of (8) And be sure you-and beauties but puleese strengthen the questionnaires, according to your spouse-like and trust the the kennel s lest someone lets Mrs. Wtlllam E. Reeves, first lawyer· you finally choose to th e m loos e -or more • MUFFLERS vice .president, who was chairman protect you and your family. probable-they crash through of the Volunteer Committee when You will need a I awyer over the barriers themselves. They • BRAKES the survey form was malled to tbe years-so go back to that might bite you, too-so-take a the members at the end of AprU. ftrst rule. and choose him or her look, eh .• . ' • TIRES Responses to the survey will before the need and then use the In these times of uneasiness and help the Association to Identify other rules to help you choose turmoil, It would be a good Idea • GLASS the special skills of Its members J hlm or her wisely. A good lawyer_ to bring back or reproduce • 'The and determine the· ldnds of will m~re than make his fees In Four Horsemen of the •MOTOR WORK training, Interests or skllis that terms of the money he saves you Apocalypse" . . A . little could be put to use by the hospital and the costly, exhaustlng legal gentleman baseball player with • ALL TYPES OF MECHANICAL and the Association. snarls he to able to prevent. the Caruso team of the Elmwood Little League Is a budding bigger REPAIRS . star of the future, Al Smith will DOLLAR DEVALUED currency of some 200 million bring more fame to a well known • ONE-STOP SERVICE STATION TEL-AVIV -David deutschemark and an even I arger name while pitching and hitting If Horowitz, director of the Bank of flow In that currency ts expected predictions come true. . . . They • R.I. OFFICIAL. INSPECTION. Israel, declared that the this year. According to Bank attended the happy brealcfast when downgrading of the American Leuml's Chairman, Dr. Ernst the · Reds-Rangers tie-up · was STATION No. 575 dollar In terms .of European Leh m an , the upgrading of announced. Who followed Sage and currencies will enable Israel -to European currency at the expense Tom Pucci to the wrong room, defer any Immediate revel uation of the American dollar Is thinking they were heading for the of Its own currency. Last year tantamount to a devaluation of the brealcfast? , • And with Israel enjoyed an Influx In f.oretgn American dollar. that-CARIW ONI ,' 1lfE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1971 9 - Now all your banking figures at your fingertips. STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS WITH INDUSTRIAL NATIONAL BANK Providence, R.I. r 7 ACCOUNT NO. .-EftlOO &NDING • JOHN R. SMITH 53 3169258 JUN 4, 1971 HELEN A.SMITH 123 EAST MAIN ST. CRANSTON R. . I. 02929 L _J r/,w,c.;j,,,.._ -· CHECKS OEl'OSITS or PAYMENTS ,_ DATE ,~ BAI.ANCE t,, '" 10.00 CP MAY 7 286 45 3 25 33 .18 40 J8 MAY 10 209.84 400 .00 MAY 11 609 84 40.00 135.92 MAY 12 433 92 10.00 CP 61.97 MAY 14 361.95 53.42 . 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Phase 2 can even report on your Cash Res.erve, the con- - If you wish, once a month the Phase 2.statement can give venient service that sets aside money for you to use simply by writ , you a complete rundown of all your banking activities on a single ing a check. sh~et of paper. · Phase 2 Checking. It'll do just what you want it to do. And One statement that reports on your checking balance, Y,OUr it's only at Industrial National Bank. INDUSTRIAL .NATIONAL11 BANK. I I r. I 10 nm RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1971 SEEK NEW LIFE Cent r a I Transportation commercial paper reduced nine J ER-USA LEM -Several them With a college educatiop: hundred American "hippies" According to Mr. Rosenman, month 1971 results by 11 cents a have asked the Absorption these youngsters are completely share. Third quarter operations, Department of the Jewish Agency d Is I I I us Ione d wl th the however, were more encouraging, with sales rising 12% year-to to assist them In establishing materialism -of. America and want their autonomous settlements In to flee the polluted urban centers year and earnings up 1 cent to 24 Israel, It was disclosed here by In the United States, where people cents a share. Abraham Rosenman, director of live lonely Jives In fear of The company Is presently a ssistance for the Agency violence . The Americans Involved In litigation with Sea department. He said that the emphasized that the settlements Container, Inc. over a division applications were made by young they plan will strictly outlaw the purchased In June 1970 from people In their twenties, most of use of narcotics. Dymo. Dymo has a well established position In the highly competitive labeling and marking produets area, which accounts for WEEKEND SPECIAL! about 80% of Its pretax profits, Although Industry outlook has Orange Loaf Cake ~:~. 59 c Improved, I would suggest PLAIN OR FROSTED ea. lightening your post t!on on any rallies. OUR OWN HOME-MADE How Meaningful Reg. Is Par Value? ~lb. 39c lb. Pickled Tomatoes Q: What Is the difference between par value and no par BAKERY AND value common stock? How do 12 nm RHODE ISLAND l:IERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1971 DISCLOSES WARNING would result In ·a "grave NEW YORK -Former U,S, catastrophe." Jolmson ordered President, Lyndon B, Jolmson, In the U ,S, Sixth Fleet to approach a TV Interview, revealed that within 50 miles of the Syrian near the cone! uston of the 6-Day coast. This order was Qua/itg ·& Service War on the 10th of June 1967, be Immediately detected by Moscow received a call on the hot llne ilt Intelligence, from which It drew 8 a.m. In the morning from the conclusion that the U,S, Is Premier Kosygin, warning that prepared to face up to the the Soviet Union Intended wtthin a ultimatum. On the same day, Bus1NEss D1RECTORY few hours to Intervene with somewhat later, the tense milt tary force unless Israel situation was relieved when tmcondltlonally halted Its attack. agreement was reached at· the Failure to do so, Kosygin warned, U.N, on a cease-fire. * DRAPERIES * BEDSPREADS * LAMINATES WOVEN WOODS GRADUATED: Deb