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Women's American ORT Names Exec. Director Israeli Minister Of Religious Affairs Of District One Susan Gellman has been named E.ecutive Indicted On Bribe-Taking Charge Director of New Eng la nd District One of Worncn·s Ame ri can ORT \h Gellman J~. RL' S.\LF\I - fh, \lrntStn of \lomcc,n Jc·",. Jnd upporters ha, e called z1rJ and Gabbai \\ e re cha rged \,ith receh - supervises and coordinate-, all ORT act1 v1 ti es Rd1~1ou, \£fair\ "'a' 1nd1clt"fJ th,, ~t"t· on him • \lct1m of ethnic prqud,ce 111g about 10.000 for :i.iding the \ 'izhnitz throug hout the District, which includes more dlJrRe\ of rc-a-1, m~ bnbc~ from , hl\. .u in lccullnn USSR Slashing rf""i~n Ju\ltef> \1mi\h-r \1o,h,,. :-.-:1,s1m h "1tn, , artmi: \la> or \, rad Cottlieb of the 'I.ltd the· rel11(1<•11 mrnl'tcr ,hould "tak, • Td \\I, ,uburh of Bnc1 Brak Jewish Emigration IC'd\(' Thn m,tanl~ of bnbe-t;1lm2 "'ere JER LIS LE 1 (JTA) - Onl> 52-1 Jews Abuha11ra, drparturr "ould not impair ,,~..-1f11-d in tl1<· indictment "hen \ buhallrJ arriH>d in \ 1enna from the Soviet Union dur- Pnrn<' \linl\l<·r 'lrnachrm 8.-Rin, dh too bus) wit h the 01) mpie Garnes SUSAN GELLMAN ff J:>On'lhk for t lw m1m,h·r·, "rnn'tdfllntit: nf 20.000 Jnd • lo,n of 0.000 lo the m ~1o~" to is.sul' emigration visas A buhJnr, 12 , " • mrrnhrr of a f,m1h of '>ptn~• >t·Shimon Peres, has captured a Sons of Zion, Sunday, Dec. 7 at 7 p.m. majority of the d e legates to the party conven­ A party and giant grab bag will follow the MOSCOW - The police this week pre­ Mrs. BraHovsky said he r apartment was tion that will nominate the Labor candidate vented scientis ts fo r the second time in a not being disinfected , and cha rged the plain­ to lead the next Israe li Government. rnw from holding the ir regular Sunday clothesmen wilh breaking the law by Pe re"s chief rival for the party leadership, Seminar, the private mee ting for scie ntists preventing a legal mee ting former Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, con­ who lost their research positions when denied A securit y spokesman said an explanation ceded that Pe res won a majority in last exit visas afte r applying to e migrate. for the occurrence would come from the week's polling, but refused to announce O rganized eight years ago to keep up the Soviet Foreign Ministry. defeat in the e lection. expertise a nd morale of these scientists, the A group of seminar members who had " Efforts to persuade delegates to vote for semina r has been he ld in the apartme nt of been turned away from the seminar told the me will continue," said Rabin. " The decision Viktor a nd Irina Brailovsky, both mathemati­ journalistslhey had decided to keep trying to will fall at the convention Dec. I 8." cia ns and activists in the Jewish e migration hold the seminars for two reasons. To give All factors, including public opinion poll s, movement. up, they said, would be admitting they had depict an overwhelming Labor Party victory Brailovsky was arrested Nov. 13 on a done some thing wrong; and to move the in the next national e lections. If this becomes charge or" defamation of the Soviet state seminar to a nothe r place would expose the case, the party's nominee would receive a and public order," and last week security a nother member to arrest. mandate from President Yitzhak Navon to police turned away the 20 or so scientists Mrs. Brailovsky has charged that he r hus­ form a new governme nt. who came to the apartment for the semina r. band was arrested as a step toward breaking The tenure of Prime Minister Menachem The scene was re peated this week, with up the seminars, which tlie Soviet press have Begin's Likud Government will end in three American correspondents also banned over the years attacked as" nonexistent" a nd November next year, but Parliament may from entering the apartment. Uniformed a "' fabrication" of the West. vote for dissolution and advance the national JOHN KRUG policemen and plainclothesmen guarded the She has appealed for support from the elections. entrance to the building, and told the many Western scientists who have attended Pe res, in a te levision inte rview said he had performance. Adults and child ren are en­ correspondents they could not enter because the seminars over the last seven years. About 70 to 80 percent of the3, I0I delegates to sup­ couraged to bring a gift ($1 and unde r) for the building was b e ing disinfec ted b y 200 have attended to_ present papers as a port him, while Rabin claimed 35 to 40 per­ the grab bag. sanitary workers to eombat a " bedbugs" gesture of solidarity while on official or cent. Some delegates apparently vowed sup­ Tickets are on sale at the synagogue office problem. priva te visits to Moscow. port to both factions. and will be available at the door. 2 - THE RHODE ISLAND H ERALD, TH U RSDAY, DEC EMBE R 4, 1980 The funeral sen ice "as held in Temple Emanu-EI, :--.!orris A, e Arrangements were Monroe Goldwater made b) the ~13.\ Sugarman Memorial Dead At 95 Obituaries Chapel, 45 Hope t Burial "as in Lincoln Park Cemetery. EW YORK () TA ) - Monroe Gold water, In lieu of no"ers. contributions in he r honorary vice president of the Joint Distribu­ tion Committee an d a man active in ew REGI A RAN D Eman u- EI. Morris Aveunue Arrangements memori ma) be made to T he R.I Hospital were made by the Max Sugarman fomorial Sh iva"' ill be obser.ed at her la te residence 2- Yo rk State politics, d ied Fridav, Nov. 21. 10 PROVIDENCE - Mrs. Regina Rand of Chapel, 458 Hope St Burial was in Lincoln 4 p.m and 7-9 p.m d ars after observing his 95th birthday. A memorial service be scheduled at a later 99 H illside Ave., T he Jewis h H ome for the Park Cemetery' Warwick. will H A YV IS WOOLF d ate. Aged , died Thursday, ov. 27 at the home. In lieu of fl owers contributions in her Born in the York.,i ll e section of Manhat­ She was the widow of Sigmond Rand. memory may be made to the Gustave and C RA , T O , - Harvis Woolf, 64, of 16 tan, and a graduate of the ew York ni ver­ Born in Austri a, she was a d aughter of the Libbe F. Spanie r Endowment Fund, at Tem­ Glenwood Ave., former city welfare director sit) School of Law, Goldwater was a law late Lazar and Anna (Kapellner) Zelnik. She ple -£manu-EI and head o f the cit) Manpower Depart ment, was a residen I of Providence fo r 40 years. d,ed Wednesda) . , ov 26 at Rhode Island partner of the late Edward Fl ynn. onetime Mrs. Rand was a mem ber o f Miriam DR. LOGHMAN AM IN I Hospital He 1.as the husband of Lillian R. Democratic ational C hairman. Goldwater Hospital's Ladies Association and Congrega­ (We ler) Woolf " as an advisor to political figures and was a tion Mishkon T ifil oh. EAST PROVIDE CE - Dr Loghman delegate to Democratic ational Conven­ Am 111i , 58, of .35 Ag"'am Park Rd , died \ 1r Woolf "'as a member of the board of She is survived by a son, Lester Rand o f directors of the Rhode Island Federation of tions since 1924 atu rday, Nov 29at \l iriam Hospital after a New York C it y; a daughter, Miss Selma Rand the Blmd and o f Temple Beth Torah m In the 1930s he became increasingly active month long illness He "'as the husband of of Providence, and a g randchild . Cranston in the campaigns of the Jewis h Federation of Parvine (Rabban) Amini Gravesid e services were held at the Lin­ Born m PrO\ ,dence. he " a.s a son oft he late Greater .-, York During Worl d War ff he Born 111 Iran, he "' ,.. a son of Zibandeh coln Park Cemetery, Warwick Arrange­ \ 1oms and \13' (Goldfned l Woolf He had ser, ed as pecial Assi tant to the U.S. Attor­ Am111 1 and the late Shokrolah Amin, He ments were mad e by the Max Sugarman resided in Cran ton for 12 )ears ne1 General in the cases of conscientious ob­ Memoria l Chapel. lived m Rumford smce )uh Jectors He was a professor al the Tehr•n l.,n,-er­ \ Ir \\ oolfe. a 19.39 )!raduate of the Ne" In lie u of n owers, contributions in her Gold\\aler became chairman of the JDC's sil) School of D<•nllslr) for man) i•a~ until F.n!(land Coll<'!(e of Optometri , " a.s a staff memory may be made lo the Jewish HQmc optometmt al both the\ etc-rans Admm, tra­ Reconstruction Committee in 1947 helping for the Aged h1!. retirement one y<-'ar a~o H e- ~ as an JC-II\C­ '"""ors of the Holocaust rebuild the ir lhe, membn of the Jo111t Organiz.a t,on 111 TehrJn t,on \1t-d1cal Center and the Rhode- Island \l..du:al (',entl'f from 19.j() to 1972 He " 35 Hr later became the JDC' s , ice-president and the )<""'"h Fed,·rahon of Iran l k "• J O SEPH FARBER pr<"S1drnt of th,· Rhode l I" e,tablishing the of the late Esia (Young) Farber Hnushang Am1111 nf Sant• \1onica Calif II< ,.,s ,tat<• Departm,·nt Command,·rof \ lonroc Gold" atcr llil(h School in Eilat, Born in Poland , he was a son of the late Sa,d Amm, of (;.•nr• a ~" 11,nland a.nd th,· J•·"' ,,h \\ .u \ etcran and rc111ona l pres1 - hrael Manachim and Chaia Farber H e livPd an oman Amini or L~ on , r- ranre h'-0 I tf·I"\, drnl nf 1hr Blmd,-d \ C'leram ssoc1at1on of Providence fo r 32 years Suzellt• Tah,b,.... d,·h of (;.•n1·• a and Rrr,rlle Bureau Of Jewish Rh ode I sland and Southea tern Mr. Farber was a laborer for a mallre > Barchmna of Pro, ,d,·na• \las-.,chu\<'lls lk"d"' h,s ",fc. he , sur­ Ed. Sponsors manufacturer unt il his reti rement 12 years A fun!'ral \<·rv,a• "'"' hdd at T,·mpk "''-d h, t-..o dau)!htl'I'-.. \ I" \ lama l-11 I,,, Business Luncheon ago. He was a member of the Jewish Home Emanu- EI , \ l orn, A, .. nu,· rran~•·ment of \I atertn"' n. \las, . and \f,ss \ler, I P fo r the Aged , the Hebr •w Free Loan A socia­ were madr hi the \la_, ugarman \frmonal Tlw second 111 t lw 1980-8 1 series of Woolf nf Pro"denC'<'. and a bm1hn. ·o.,n. hapd, 45/j Hope 'it Bunal "' U m L111coln Bu\lnc s Persons' Lunches, ponsored by the lion, the Provid ence Hebrew Day chool, Jamm Woolf of ,ramtnn Congregati on Anshe-Covno and Chevra Park C..<·met.-ry, Wa"' •ck Bureau of Jc" ,sh Education. wi ll take place Th,· fu nrral wn 1a· "' a, held •I Temple Kadisha. on Thursda . Dec I I at 12 15 pm in the DEBORAII WEIN BE R lkth Torah ArranJ!r ments "ere made b) H is son, Dr. F• rber is his ,onl y urvivor -en,or Adult Lounge of the Jewish Com­ lhe \ l u 5uiiarman \lrmonal hapel. 45 T he funeral was held al the Max Sugar­ P ROV ! DENCE - Deborah \I e 111 · munih Center llope I Bunal"" an Lan m ln Park Ceme­ berg, 90, of 99 H ill •d.- A,e , the Jcwl\h The featured speaker wi ll be Su m Shlevin. man Memorial C hapel, 458 Hope I Burial trn . \\ ar,.,cl was in Lincoln Park Cemetery. Home for the Aged, d,ed Saturda) , o• 29 H e '"II SJ)<'ak on the topic. " T he New An ti­ In lieu of fl owers, contributions may be at Minam lfo,p,tal after a one-"' ,.-k ,line e m1t1Sm ~lenace or Mirage." RA\'\IOND O H N made in h is memory to The Providenoc he was th,• "',do"' of Ila") \ •inherg T hose 1n lere ted 111 attending are invi ted He brew Day School. Shi va was observed al Sh,· had be n a re,.dent of Prov1denC<' for \I \R\I ICK - Ra,mond C,ohen. 70. of to come and bring o dairy lunch Coffee and his late residence. more than 60 )<'•" 30'l Grt'<·n,. ,ch ~• e. d11:-d T11csda) . 0.-c 2 at pa.strv "ill IX' sen •cd Reservations can be Born 111 Ru•\la, , hc was a daui,thler of th,• th<' Kc·nt ' 'uf"\lnli! t-l nmr Fnrm t' r o" m·r of mad,· 1,. call mg tlw Bureau at 33 1-0956. ANNE BEDR ICK lati· Ir and \Ir, Mom ll.msohk) 1... ndh<•rJ.! Off•cr Supph. ~=.._st Crc~·n"' •ch. Mr. W~m lwrg wa, J m,·mlwr of Tempi,• from 191\2 to 19i'7. he""' tlw husband of Annual Torah Fund C RAN STON - Mrs Anne lkdrick of Emanu-~J tlw 1'1on,·,• r Wonwn and thr \nnt ( c~,·m1ar1 Colwn Planned By Temple 15 1 Ausd ale Rd ., died at home Thursday, \ Vorkmt)n·"J C1rdl' Born in Prcl\ 1d1·nt't', lw " J'. J \On n£the late Beth Torah Sisterhood Nov. 27. She was the widow of Abraham Shr " sur.•wd hi thrr<' son,, lliman AhrJham Jnd Len. ( R11 ,.,Jn) C.o hl'n \Ir Bed ri ck. Wcinlwr)! of Easton. \lo, . Marl Wrinlwr~ C<>ht·n and h1< ,_,r., 11' ..d 111 \I am «·k for 10 Thc ISlt•rhood of Temple fkth Torah is Mrs . Ocdrick was a resident of ranston for of Prov,dcnct· and Pa ul \\ emhl'r~ of H"ars Tlw1 "''re form,·r re •denh of Delray, planning ,ts Annual Torah Fund Event for 32 years. Born in Fa ll River, Mass .. she was a Wurn,ck, l"o daui1hta,. \1 rs Ida Fish of Fla. Imm 1977 until h" dines\ earl, this Wednesday. Dec IO at II p.m al the temple, daug hter of the late Louis and Rose (Reback) Pompano Beach. Fla . and Ir, C.:,rtrud,· \l'3f 3.30 Pa rk Ave, Cranston. Lubinsky. "Guss,c• " Chase of Pro, ,d,·nc<·. 11 JI ,· ,, Ji fonnn milnn~t>r of the.~ Paramcmnt This y<.--ar, ne" isterhoocl members are in• She is survived by a son, Robert D. lkdrick !lrandcl1ildrt·n and 12 )!rt·at-!(randcluldri•n OH1<·• upph J>m, ,d .. nC'<·. for ahout 17 \llt•cl as special l(uest for the evening. The of Cranston ; a brothe r, Sheldon Lubinsky of T he funeml wa1 held J I the \la, Su)!ar­ H·a,-, lie " Jl also pa I pre id,·nt of the m ,·cting is des igne d lo fu rt h e r u n­ Patterson, N .J.; two siste rs, Mrs. Ida man Memorial hapel. 45 I lope t Bunal Rh od,• Island Gr~up of the K111g, Po111t derstanding of Torah Fund which supports Waldman and Mrs. Bl ossom Granovsky, was in Lincoln Park emeteri A soc1al1on 111 Ddra) , Fla the Je wi sh Theological Seminary o f Ame ri ca. both of Fall River, and a grandchUd . \Ir Cohen "85 a pa>I president of the T he program wi ll feature a fi lm, "Sig hts T he funeral service was held unday at the YL IA W. GURWITZ Rhode Island ssoc,allon o f Retarded and Sounds o f the Jewish Theological Max Sugarman Memori al Chapel, 458 Hope PROVID E CE - Mrs Sylvia Woolf Children and a former Temple Beth Israel Sem inary of Ame rica." There will be ad­ St., Bu rial was in Lincoln Park Cemetery, Gur.vitz, , of 124 Freeman Parkwa) , d ied board member. education committee chai r­ ditional comments by Rabbi Gerald Zeler­ Warwick. Monday, Dec I at home he was the wife of man, and Men's Club vice-president. A myer. Cantor Aaron Marcus and Shoshana In lieu of fl owers, contributions in her Abel S. Gurwitz and the late David Mayer member of the Providence Federa ti on of Marcus, all fo rmer students of the Seminary. memory may be made to the Cancer Society Woolf was her first husband. Musicians, who played the saxophone and A social hour with refreshments wi ll fo ll ow. or Heart Fund. She was the formerowner of the Doris Cor­ clarinet, he had performed with the Palestine The committee in charge of arrangements set Shoppe from 1930 to 1976. Shrine Band and other local groups. is headed b y chairman Rose Weinstein . She LIBBE F. SPANIER Born in Attleboro. she was a d aughter of His affili ations included the Touro Frater­ is assisted by co-chairman Mi riam Cohen PROVIDENCE --Libbe F. Spanier, 83, the late Abraham and Rose (Fine) Levine. nal Associati on. Redwood Lodge 35, AF & and Shoshana Marcus. Committee members of 99 Hillside Ave., the Jewish Home fo r the She was a resident of Providence most of her A I, the Scottish Rite, the Tall Ced a rs of are : Sarah Green berg, Corinne Resnick, Aged , died Saturday, Nov. 29 at Mi riam life. Le banon a nd the Community Services J anis So ko ll a nd Corinne Lamch ick, H ospital. She was the widow of Gustave Mrs. Gurwitz ·was a member of T emple Program. Sis terhood president. Spanie r. Emanu-EI and its Sisterhood. She was also a Besides his wife, he leaves three sons, She had been a resident of Providence for member of the local chapters of 8' nai 8' rith Elliot S. Cohen of Eas t Providence, Robert R. Immunization 40 years. Born in Brookl yn, N. Y., she was a and Hadassah, O rd er of Eastern Star, the Cohen of Warw ick and Myron A. Cohen of Against Pneumonia d aughter of the late H arry and Anne (Rosen­ Ladies Association of the Je wi sh Home for Cranston; a b rother, Zolman Cohen of tahl) Fruchter. the Aged and the Rhode Island Retailers Providence, and three g randchild ren. Each year between 25,000 and 50,000 per­ Mrs. Spanier was a member of Temple Association. A funeral service was held at the Max sons lose their li ves to pne umococcal Emanu-EI and its Sisterhood. She was also a Besides her husband, she is survived by a Sugarman 1emorial Chapel, 458 H ope St., pneumonia. T he disease preys on persons 50 member of the Rhod e Island School of son, Alan S. Woolf of New York City; a Providence. Burial was in Lincoln Park and over, particula rl y those with chronic Design Museum. daughte r , D r. M a rsha F . W oolf o f Cemetery Warwick. diseases. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs . Providence and Newton, Mass.; a brother, In lieu of fl owers , contributions in his The Rh od e Is land Comm ittee fo r Selma H elmreich of New York City, Elene C. Albert Levine of Brookl yn, N. Y.; a sister memory may be made to The American Pneumococcal Pneumonia is urging these groups at risk to see their phys icians about S p a n ie r o f Broo k line , M ass. and a Lill ian Levine of Providence; a siep­ Cancer Society or the Association for Re­ grandchild . daughter, Mrs. Herbert N. Katz of Crans­ tarded Children. Shiva will be observed at being immunized. A funeral service was held at Temple ton; and a grandchild. his late residence 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Immunization Week is Dec. 8- 15. ·---- PRECIOUS METALS Max Sugarman Memorial Chapel & FINE ARTS PURCHASING COMPANY_ ,s NOW buying fine quality jewelry at a premium Rhode Island's only home over gold value. Up to 110% . . . . ofyour family traditions and records WHY SELL YOUR JEWELRY AT SCRAP PRICES? 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License 8021 738-0294 TH E RHODE ISLA D H E RALD, THURSDAY, DECEM BER 4, 1980 - 3 Terrorists Ambush U.S. Justice Department Drops Case School Bus JERUSALEM ()TA) - Israeli forces Against Suspected Nazi War Criminal clamped a total curfew on four Arab villages WASH I NGTON - The U.S. Justice in the Samaria district of the West Bank last charges made against Wal us in January 1977 There are I cases in court, including that ot Departme nt has announced ii wi ll halt its ef­ "eek in the aftermath of a terrorist ambush The case was the only one of the , azi war Feodor Fedorenko before the Supreme forts lo revoke the citizenship of a Chicago attack on a school bus carrying childre n criminal cases in which a Federal district Court from Kadumim to Elon Moreh, both Gush ma n found by a Federal District judge lo judge decided after a full trial in favor of the Fedorenko has admitted serving as an Emunim settlements have hidde n his a ll eged membership in the Government. Judge Julius J Hoffman or­ Gestapo in World War II. armed guard al the Trelinka roncentration There ,, ere no casualties among the nine dered Walus's naturalization certificate can­ camp in Poland, but said he did so in\Olun­ T he Government said newly discovered children and other passengers aboard the bus celed in 1978, after a four-week non-ju!) taril) but the dri er and an armed civilian escort evide nce had cast doubt on the judge's trial finding. The Justice Department has closed 196 sustained slight injuries. The Government expressed regret to cases this )ear "ithoul fihng charges The dri,er was credited with saving the The Government will not seek a retrial of Walus and said he would be reimbursed for In \\'alus·s ca.se. h,\,eh-e \\ltnesses. m­ children "hen he ordered them to li e on the Fra nk Walus, 58, although he had told ac­ expenses incurred in defending himself, but dudrng s1., or se, en from Israel, said the) had qoaintances and co-workers on several occa­ noor as machinegun bullets peppered the not for attorneys' fees seen Walus commit acts of brutahl) dunng bus shattering windows. sions tha t " he had been a Nazi agent and had Wal us said he was happy the case was o>er, the Naz, occupation of K, elce and Several bullets lodged in an orange crate committed acts of violence on innocent and but said his health and reputation had been Czestochow a in southern Poland behind "hich passengers crouched. The d efenseless Jews." Walus later de nied these damaged \\'alus testified he J,,ed in Poland onl) dnver raced the bus a\\al' from the scene at stateme nts. The criminal di\ is,on of the Justice from I 932 to 19-lO. and I hen was forced to top speed "hile the arm·ed guard returned After reinvestigating the case, the Govern­ cases Department is still investigating 260 in­ work ,n Germani as a farm laborer the fire ment said, ii found no evidence lo back volving possible concealment of war crimes The L' C,:,urt of Appt>als 1tranted In Washington, a Stale Department Walus request for a ne" Ina) la I Februai, spokesman. asked to comment on the am­ Record Number Of Women The court aid the Judge had cul off bush. said " Mr romment is the same as it challen1tes b) the defense altorne) to has been on all of the other deplorable occa­ r<'C'Ollechons b1 prosecution w 1tnesses '-10ns It 1.s an act or , iolence \\ hich we think is Studying For Rabbinate In add111on. the rourt sa.,d . the n' \\ere deplorable and "hid, " " wish fervently dncum,·nts "h,ch backed Walu ·, account "ould not happen I don't think that's the NEW YORK (JTA )-A record total of lj2 ning hu daughter, Rabb, Ellen Dre)fus of "J) lo soh e the problem involved in that women a re studying for the rabbinate in Chicago. who was ordained m June 19,9 BE AWARE of the events area 111 the "orld " Reform and Reconstructionist seminaries Sh,· could not be pl,ced dunnR 19,9 bee-au.., ,n your community. during the current academic year, according she hJd marm·cl Jnd f><-cam,· prc·Rnanl She Sub cnbc to the Herald. lo an annual Jewish Telegraphic Agency sur­ was placrd dunnl( the past ,ummn " thr vey. first Jewish chaplain al Doctors Hospital in Four of the seven women who were or· 1ew York Cit) dained as Reform rabbis last June have been •ndidate In Their Final l'car Have A Gitt Custom placed in pulpits. Two were placed ,n non­ n II C -JIR pokcsm•n told thr )TA that Made for XMAS pulpit posts and one is seeking a position. the 13 Rcfonn women cand,dat are in thrtr • iewe1ry ;r;;;;_re JTA was told. final ~\>ar and. barnnR unr•p('Cled rompl1ca­ • Plaques statues 727 HOPE ST Ordination of the seven women as Rdorm l1om. '"ll 1><-rome Rdorm rabb" 1n June PROVIDENCE rabbis brought to 29 the total of Rdorm and 1981 by one of ·-·the finest 751-6257 Reconstructionist women rabbis ordained The· Reconstruct1oni I Rabhinical C-Alle~I' SoJ!,P~ ~3t'~n Ml'tnhN~ since 1972 when Sally Prcisand was named has four women in their final ,ear of •tud, u-Van 728-5010 TELl?FOOD, 560 M ineral sp. Pawl. by the Hebrew Union Collegc-Jewi h In­ who are cxpcct..d lo be named Re-construc­ t ... u mwu·h<'re. stitute of Reli gion ( I-I UC-JIR ) as the first tionist rabb" ne,t June· W,· ire fn1itbnsket~ woman rabbi in America If all Wllmcn rahbin,cal cand,clatc, m their Five of the seven new worn n Reform final yt·ar arc ~raduated and ordained nnl rabbis were graduated in ew York and two June, th,· total ordam,-d me,, 19i2. unde r BEST WISHES in the H UC-JIR school in Cincinnati, Ohio Reform and Reronstruct,on"I •usp,crs, will The fi ve ord ained in New York a re , Cathy Jx, 46 FOR A HAPPY CHANUKAH y Fe li x of Hig hla nd Park, Ill., now Assistant The H C-JlR pokc,man reported that a ~------~ o C haplain al Brown University; Jean Fried­ total of 67 women arc I 11d)ln~ for the HANUKAH u man of Marblehead . Mas . ; Debra Haclwn of Reform rablnnate th, academic \ear ,\ WARWICK FEDERAL GIFT CERTIFJCA TES R Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Judith J..._•wi> of Recon <» lrucflont~t \J)Ok<', mJn r(·por1<-d lhJt .______AVA ILABLE __, T Rochester, N. Y.; a nd Mindy Portnoy of New 1.5 wom,•n a rc tud)tnR for the rabh,nah• th, SAVINGS llavcn, Conn. The two ordained in Cincin­ )'t'Jf A R na ti a rc Aliza Wallin 0erk of Encino, Calif , SUPIRSAVIRS In tlw 1971l-i9 war. a r<'COrd total nf i .j L PUD-CAIIFORNJA-PUD A and Ell en Jay Lewis of Westfield, NJ and Loan Association \\Om<· n wo t'nrollt•d 111 rabh1n1c-cd L USTIRN AIRIINIS V Three of the new Reform women rabbis stud1<'S 62 Hdorn1 and 13 Rcron,truc­ Sl20.00 ROIJIID TRIP E were named assbtant rabbis - Friedmon ut 10S0 WARWICK AVENUE --'------L l1oni>I In the 19,9-80 )Car. the total dropp,,d T GWV CHUTIRS l-l oly Blossom Temple in Toronto; Rabbi slightly to i4 62 Reform and 12 R,·comtnu,­ R IOSTON AVAILAIII Judith Lewis at Temple Sinai in Rosl yn tioni,t The record 82 "<>men candidate< 467-6100 A ST. MARTIN A Heights, N.Y.; and Rahbi Ell e n Jay l,(,wis al studyin!( thi, year rompri'>l' 6i Reform and 68S BAlD HIU ROAD V AHIA G Te mple Emanu-EI in Dall as. Hachen was 15 Reronslructi on,st students E SAN JUAN E named rabbi of Congregation B' nai holom L GUUANTllD PRICIS N in Westboro, Mass. 828-7900 Folk Dancing Group ---,-----CAli TODAY T Portnoy was named B'nai B' rith Hillel IOSTON CHARTIRS director al the Ameri can University in Meets At Brown Hillel RIDUCIDI G Washington. Be rk is seeking a position in an The members of the lntemat,onal Folk A Flit" • Net_., • frw,fen 0 Jose, Calif., whe re he r husband, Michae l Dancing Group, which meets al H illel House L • ,._12/ lt ...... Utt Be rk, a fellow ordinee, is assistant rabbi of a <~9> INITIALLY, x~g on the Brown University Campus, "ill no" L • ~12/'Zl ...... Utt congregation. M ONOGRAMS OURS ~ begin with an hour of instruction a t 7,30 p.m a • G...,j 12/ 21 A be lated a ppointment was disclosed to Another two hours of dancing will follow T - SHIRTS C .-..12121 ...... utt E the )TA by Rabbi A. 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Are The Pick-vf the Crop" Representative 331-3337 825 Hope St. at 4th St. 24 Hour Service 29th District 4 -THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, THURSDAY, DEC EMBER 4, 1980 Commemorating The Miracle Supreme Court Rules On In The Temple of Jerusalem by Chaim Casper The custom is to place the li t channukiyot Religion In School Tuesday evening, Dec. 2, marked the (candelabra} in the window or doorway so By Ben Gallob Issue in Kentucky beginning this year of the Jewis h holiday of that passersby may see the Jews publicizing EW YORK (JTA ) - The convicti on In one, the officials had added to the law a Chanukah. The holiday concludes Wednes­ the miracle. The publicizing of the mi racle is among many pundits that the U. . upreme requi rement that the Ten Commandments day, Dec. 10. an obligation fo r everyone in the family Court reads election returns has been put be listed as serving as" the fundamental legal This minor holiday commemorates the Mothe r, fathe r, and all the child ren are re­ into question by two post-election .S code of We~ tern civili ,atio n and the common miracle which occurred in 165 B.C. E. quired to light their own channukiyah Supreme Court rulings on religious obser­ la"' of the United States." The Supreme (Before the Common Era) when a small O ne of the stori es relating to Chanukah is ,ances in public schools which are almost Court held that the Ten Commandments is fl ask of oil, suffi cient to burn fo r onl y one how Judith, the daughter of Mattityahu,also diametrical!) opposed undeniably a sacred text of the Jewish and day in the candelabra in the Temple in Jeru­ pa rt icipated in the military campaign against In a case earlier this month, the upreme Christian fait hs "and no legislative recitatio n salem, lasted instead for eight days. the Seleucids Because of her beauty, she was Court let stand on No, 10 rulings br a of a supposed secular purpose can blind us to able to entice the eleucid general into her The story of C hanukah began wi ih the federal district court and b) a court of ap­ that fact " The ruling declared that " such an home. There she fed him with dairy food un­ conquest of Palestine ca. 200 B.C E. by the peals which held it conshtullonall) perrnissi­ a, owed secular purpose is not sufficient to til he was so stu ffed that he fell asleep She Seleucids,a Hell enisti c dynasty and tribe. In ble for a South Dakota public school to use avoid connict ,vith the First Amendment. " then killed him, news of "hich routed his 165 B.C. E., the reli gious and cult ural per• guidelines for Chrutmas and other rel1g1ous Kentuck, officials also tri ed to avoid con­ army The incident is recalled through the secutions by Antiochus IV (Epiphanes}of the hol,da) obse" ance in those schools stitutional problems br requiring that copies eating of dairy products (most notabl) latkM, Jewish people led to a revolt by Matt ityahu In the other case. "h1ch the upreme or potato pancakM, which are sen-ed ,.,th of the Ten Com mandments be paid for not Hashmonai and his five sons. Call ing them­ Court ruled uncon htuhonal on o, I 1, the sour cream or apple sauce) in th,s count') "ith ta, funds but with ,·oluntary contri bu­ selves the Macabees (meanin g the hamme r), LSSue in,ohed a Kentuck) late la" requiring tions to the state treasu') . A group named the One week after the conclu>1on of they fought fiercely and courageously the po ting of a cop) of the Ten Command­ Kentuck) Heritage Foundation coll ected Chanukah is the fast day Imo" n as Asarah against the bette r manned and better equip­ ment in e•e') public school classroom in I he more than 250,000 to buy 15.000 copies. ped Seleucid army. B'Teret. this )ear on Wednesday. Dec 17 stat e T he Supreme Court held th at arra nge­ Th LS fast day commemoratM the da) that the In 165 B.C. E., the invade rs had been In the f,rst case. Flore, , iou, Falls ment did not matter because the posting of Babylonians be-gan their SJ"l(C of jeru5alem pushed far enough back fo r the Jews to reen­ ( S D ) hool D, Incl, the ·Amencan Jew, h the cop1e " as to take place " under the ,n 586 B C E That siege led ult,matel)' to the ter the Temple. Discoverin~ the Temple to Con11r= and the Amenc-an Cl\ 11 Liberties auspices' ' of the Kentucky Legislature. destruction of the First Temple and th be desecrated, the Jews immediately set t..:mon f,led a Joint fnend of the court bnel for The high court decision on Stone vs. Jewish Stale ,n the summer of that ) Car The about cleaning and purifying it. On the 25th the heanng in the E111hth Circuit Court of Graham re, ersed a lo\\ er state court in Ken­ fa,t (meaning the total c~"•tion from all day of the month of Ki slev, the Temple Appeals" h1 ch upheld the lov.ercourt ruling was food and be,eragd begins at 6 22 a m and tucki upholding the Ten Commandments rededicated (in fa ct, chanu ka h in Hebrew concludt"S at 4 59 p m on Dec 17 posting la" The Kentuck)' Supreme Court means rededica ti on on the 25 th ). Meaningof iom Fall Deci ion di\ ,ded 3-3 on the appeal. The effect of the It was at the rededicati on cer •mony that 1',athan Dersho,.,1,. d1n,ctor of the J e,en ,phi legall) ""' lo affirrn the lower the miracle occurred. During the course of Congres, Comm, ,on on L.iv. and oc1al c· court ruling cleaning the Temple, onl y a one day supply t1on, <.11d that the court action lethnR the The la v. had been chall enged by a group of of ritually fit oil was discovered Since ii Editor's Note practice ,n 1ou, Fall school> continue did foes of variou religious beliefs, incl uding a would have taken 8 days to process more oi l, The Rhode l s /end He r al d not ml'an that the upreme Court had ap­ Quaker. a rabbi and a non-belie ve r, a decision was made to li ght that oil so that welcomes comments lrom Its pm,ed the 1ou, Fall school practice represented by the American Civil Li berties the Temple candelabra would not remain readers on matters ol loc al, H e,er, he added, the upreme Court' Union unlit. A miracle occurred and the o il lasted national end international inter&st. failure to re"e"' the case " v.111 undoubt..dli Response bi• Local chool Boards eight days. Write to Letters To The Edi/or, encourage other school dutnct, to adopt One response " as a decision by th Board The Jewish sages decreed that the miracle Tha Rhode Island Herald, 99 I he-se and 1m1la.r rule, " of Education in Waldwick, .J. which should be publiciwcl by th e li ghting of ca n­ Webster St., Pawtucket, R.I. 02861. Je,., h orgamz.ations ha,e consistently di luted considerubly an earl ier policy of dles. One candle Is lit for the fi rs t ni ght . two fouJ(ht aJI religious obse" a nee, in the public holdinJ( religious holiday observances in the the second etc., until e ig ht candles ,chool ome pol111cal e,perts have schools More than 100 people jammed the corresponding :o eight days have been lit sugge>ted that m t nghtv. ing elements who Waldwick 1-1 lgh chool, most of them to contnbut«l to Ronald Reagan' elc-ct,on, le-­ assai l the revis.>d policy and lo threo ten ton tronJ(h upport pr01er in public reprisals hool The issue has divided the mai nl y C hristi an Althou11h the rulinJ( •it•in I the Kentucki residents of the Bergen Count y community, Vo ur Helping Children la" ""' a S..t d<"C1>1on . the lanituage of the pitting Christian, against Jews, Mosl •ms and ma1ont) "• unl'

It has been traditional in the U .. fo r state slates will be compell ed to =gn,ze parents' Of Life Inside Israel welfare agencies lo try to help the children of ri ght to kc,ep thei r children from be111g by arl lpert Hassidut , Kung-Fu. Meditati ons, seminars, troubled families by taking the children away removed fro m the home. HAIFA - The classified advertisements, cli nics, cou nseling. from their parents and their homes. In the This Is far from a superfluous. unnea-s­ those small ads in fine print, provide an in­ Vocational guidance for IL. 400. - en­ face of unanimous agreement among psy­ sa')• sa feguard For as of now, ma.n slate sight mto a side of li fe that does not always close handwriting sample, 2 pages ... chologists that removing a child from his/her have taken away from you (thei r parent ) get into the headlines For some weeks I Si lver Persian kittens, Am eri can parents (I) home, eve n a " bad" one, causes serious psy­ permanently if ou're found lo be "unfit lo collected cl ippings of some of the more in­ must be seen!. chological injury on its own, the fed eral exercise parental duties;" "if you've fai led teresting or unus ual ads, and present them For sale : chi cken and cattle manure, all government has encouraged the break-up of to plan and provid e adequately fo r the herewith as my lates t documenta tio n on li fe q uantities and all locations. troubled families for the past 25 years and child ;" of " if it is in the best interest and in Isra el· EUROPEAN (M) DIVORCED, very right to today. welfare of the child." ubmissive male seeks dominant female wealthy businessman, Ameri can car, lux­ But a big policy change may be ahead, due Now comes a Supreme Court decision, fo r friends hip. . urious fl ats (Tel Aviv, Eilat) graduate, to the newly-enacted Adoption Ass istance scheduled for this winier in a case call ed Anglis h Sakreteri wanted, from Englis h­ handsome, tall , slim, loves sport, music, and Child Welfare Act of 1980and a pending " Doe vs. Delaware." The highest cou rt has speaking country. You see, we need a good museums, travelling abroad, seeks beautiful Supreme Court case. been asked to decide if laws (such as the one. woman 25-35 (married or unmarried) only The law· s goal is to return the estimated above) are unconstitutionally vague. Invest in the new beautiful life in th e for intimate fri endship, crazy nightli fe, 500,000 children now in fost er care in this On the basis of such a statute, the Dominican Republic. Bu y our home with disco, classical music, weekends, vacation in country to their families and if this is not Delaware court in 1976 cut off the ri ghts of a privi leged residence, status and pass port. Europe, Japan. couple known as " Doe" to any further con­ possible, to help them quickly find adoptive Fortune te ll er soothes ne rves, solves Returning to States - For sale, television, tact with their five children, who then ranged homes. It will limit funds the states can spend problems, prevents illness. toys, books, cos m e tics, c lothing - in age from eight months to four years. on foster care. WA TED - in keeping with our tradi­ everything. At the same time, it will boost the funds Lawyers for the Does contend that Blind student group interested in meeting Delaware's law, similar to laws in many other tion of making a customer feel wanted and available fo r programs to assist problem­ loved, we are looking for an elderly Jewish girls under 25 ... burdened families - strained by poverty, states perrnitting the breaking-up of families, For sale: 200-year-old antique French are so general, indefinite and brief that grandmother who will pass amongst our joblessness, alcoholism, below-subsistence customers showing off her coll ection of pic­ piano; new Ru ssian piano; Yamaha piano, living conditions, and thereby prevent foster they actually invite abuse. And the abuse is new Ronisch-Dresden piano ( 4 separate so frequently in the mind of the observer tures of her grandchildren and at the same placement or lessen the time a child is away time give out free cups of chicken soup. ads }. from is own family. only, an attorney familiar with the case told Accommodation for month or more fo r in­ my associate Brooke Shearer, that it is im­ (From a bookstore) Excellent investment, rare bargain, fur tell igent Anglo-Saxon girl in exchange for In direct contrast, federal law in the past possible to justify the claim of harrn to the Engli sh lessons. has provided virtually unlimited funds for children. cape, Royal Crown sable. keeping children in foster homes while What is " abuse" to your neighbor may be Blonde American female, 26, educated, limiting money for counseling, job training merely a satisfyingly loud argument to the · seeks Yemenite around 30, for marriage. and homemaker services that would make it parents and just ordinary squabbling without Stude nt seeks woman fo r intimacy, easier for problem families to care for their any meaning to the children. preferably with phone .. ~Ii IIIAllb own children themselves. And no aid at all Often, children are taken away from their Stolen Cars: National operating service .. has been provided to families willing to natural parents because social workers disap­ COOK REQUIRED for Kibbutz Givat (USPS 414-780) hbffeheclEv-,WNkBJThe adopt a foster child. prove of the way the parents live, not because Haim; kindergarten teacher required for J..t.11 "- ~llhlng CompanJ I~ 1978, the average subsidy for a foster the children are in danger of being physically Kibbutz Beeri ; independent mechanic for HEATHER MAGIER Editor care child was nearly $4,000 a year and today or emotionall y harrned, garage maintenance required for Kibbutz ll­ LINDA A. ACCIARDO Assistant Editor it would be higher. It would be even greater The states, attorneys fo r the Does claim, ano!; Woman to tend handicapped member, MAILING ADDRESS: Box 1013, Pro~, R.I. 02940 (401) 724-0200 if the child were handicapped, a member of a have a constitutional obligation to provide required by Kibbutz Afikim; English teacher PLANT: Hetakl Way, off W___, Sl, Pawt., A.I. 02 '11 minority or a large family and therefore hard more precise standards befo're terminating required by Kibbutz Dali a; 2nd grade OFFICE: 172 TauntonT- An.. Eaet ProvkMnce, A.I. It. 114 . to place. Once a family agrees to adopt, these parental rights. teacher required for Kibbutz Merhavia. ==!t--:.'::~,::.ldJ!;:-=• :.~~• ,":.~. funds disappear. This is the fundamental issue the Supreme Private lessons available in English, accor- . Boa 6083, Prov., R.I. 02940. Under the new law, current policy is dion and mathematics. ·subscriplion Rat es: Thirty Cents the copy; By Malt $9.00 per Court is to decide. Should its vote be in favor annum; outside A.I. and southeastern Mass. $14.00 per an­ sharply reversed. For the first time, families of the parents, the combination of this and Academic, male, submissive, seeks num. Bulk rates on request. The Herald assumes subscrip­ who adopt so-called "special needs" chil­ dominate and violent female. tions are continuous unless notified to the contrary in writing. the clear goals of the new Adoption The Herald assumes no financial respoiislblllty for dren will receive federal subsidies. Assistance Act will have tremendous force on THE GOD GAME. Repair and main­ typographical errors in advertisements, but wlll reprint that part of the advertisement In which the typographlcal error ?C· States will be required to place children in family law as it now exists in the U.S. tenance of the creation. Self-knowledge and curs. Advertisers will please notify the management 1m­ foster homes as close to their natural parents Drastic family law reform then will be on human effectiveness via Hindu, Taoist, medlatety of any error which may occur. as possible. Protected will be the parents' the way, with profound meaning in terms of Buddhist, Tibetan yogas; Don Juan, psy­ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1980 - rights to visit their children. And by 1983, the humanities as well as money. . chocybernetics, group dynamics; Kabbalah, THE RHODE ISLA D HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1980 Palestine Week Celebrated, But Subdued, At U.N.

UNITED NATIONS (JTA ) -As a result During the five-day deb;te, a litany of of the continuing war between Iraq and Iran anti-Israel accusations is expected to be ex­ and the change of administrations in pressed by the majority of Third World and Washington, Palestine Week here, which Communist nations delegates began with the marking of Palestine Day last achman Shai, Israel's spokesman at the Friday, is likely to be subdued, if not U , told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency that overl ooked a ltogether, according to Israel will participate in the debate, un­ I diplomats and observers here. I derscoring its position that a solution in the ~ - I " This is very bad timing for a Palestine M ideast ca n b e reache d within the • BEAUTIFUL BERMUDA celebration," one diplomat said. " For one $392-$649 framework of Security Council Resolution 7 daya / 6 nights - rO81 eoquainted briefing, sightseeing. OESCRIP­ and its Mideast poli cy are only contributing TTVE TRAVEL GUIDE, courtesy trevel desk. local host, serVK:e chergu, to the confusion." On Dec. 12 tnH & baggage handling • Fr~ deperturH. ALSO ASK FOR NEW HAWA.N CRUISES. SA VE $400 PEil COUPlE 2-WEEK TOUR This is the third consecutive year that the TEL AVIV - \J ilit ary authonties in United Nations wi ll be celebrating Palestine Israel have decided lo reduce the nine­ • SPECIAL AAA CARIBBEAN CRUISES .. SAVE $$$ Weck. The cele bration starts each yea r on month prison senlen<'e o f R•bb• \feir tWT™ S&nA8l.E AM GflOtA' TRAIIU Aa>OCTIONSJ Jan. 26 - Feb. 6. Ca.ribbeen & Maye Cruise, 6 Nov. 29, which is offi cially designated by the Kahane and release h,m on Dec I 2, ac• Save Up To provoc.tive ports, FrW>ch Gourmet Cuisine. UN as Palestine Day. The Nov 29 date was cording to his Ja,,) er COMPUMENTA.RY WINE A.T LUNCti & DIN­ S845 pe• C vP ( selected by the PLO because that was the day Rabb• Kahane. the forme r hl'ad of the NER. Round-trip ai< fare to Miami only $125. in 1947 when the UN voted to partition Jewish Defense League 111 the L'mled tat . Feb. i 3 - 22 (School Vacation) Caribbean Palestine. ha, cndc-d the 15-da) hunger tnke "h•ch Cnlisa on apacious Holland America ship, 4 Save Up to Debate On Pa lestinian Question began 111 prole> I of h" •mpmonment, ,,.d exotic ports, ESCORTED BY SHEILA. ex t Weck Raham•m Cohen, h., law\n McLAUGHLIN, A.AA cockt.e~ partie1. Round­ S715 w,,,o, While some events will be ceremonial - Mr Cohen s;i1 d the r~lease ,. ._, uncon­ trip air fara to Mlam• only $11 5. including a special meeting of the C,,nernl dit,ona.l and the rabbi ha> made no prom• Mer. 16-27, Grand Carlbt>Nn Cruisa on Assembly wit h speeches by Secretary Gen­ to curt a il acl•v•tiM that re ulted 111 hu Jail opeciou1 Holland American lhip, 6 exotic Save Up To ports, eral Kurt Waldheim and other U offi cials, ~ ntence ESCORTED BY BRUCE HEBERT, 1pe­ S1253 r, • ,0,p •e the opening of an ex hibition depicting In ~epteml>cr, Rabb, Kahane -.a, >en len­ ciel A.AA cocktail parties. Round-trip air fare to Mi.ami only $95. achi evements and aspirations of the Pal es• ced bya m•htarycourt 111 Rama.ll•h. 111 the oc• tinian people, and tlw c nlng •I s foll ower, to ci ly halls 1n ablu a nd rT\Ul)'O<.l'for91gflt01,1' WT™OUT SERVICE CHARGE annual d ebate on the " Palestinian Ques­ Rama ll ah calling o n the \1a)ors to rceogmze arrengamonu With us.I tion." 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6 - THE RHODE IS LAN D H E RALD , TH U RS D AY, D ECEMBE R 4, 1980 New England Native Rabbi Named Assistant To Director Of Youth Services Rabbi Yonalan Dov Mozeson, a Boston native "ho attended )'.1ai monides School in Brookline, has been appointed assistant lo the director of the Department of Youth Se r­ ~IETYNE\W, , ices of the Division of Communal Services {DCS ). Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological eminal') {RIET ). RIETS is an affiliate of Vicki Schwartz Weds Ya'akov Mandelkorn Yeshha t.:ni,ersit) Rabbi \lozeson, a 19,7 graduate o f the B'nei Brak. Israel " as the Uni,ersil) · s \'eshi,a Coll ege, "as ordained setting fo r the marriage of tlm year at RI ET He al.so holds the M A in Vicki Eileen Sch" a rt z to Public Communication from Fordham Un­ Ya'ako, \,l and elkorn on Tues­ i,crsit) in Ne" \'or~. and has taught Speech­ day, August 19, 1%0 Communication at Yeshl\a College and its The bnde, daughter of \,Ir mlcr school, lem College fo r \\'omen and \l rs Charles Sch"artz of PrO\ 1dence, R I , sen-eel as a In 1979 Rabl,i \lo1xson tt), Jerusalem ma1orini1 on re<0ur(.'{-S and ,l,11 of profPn of \Ir and reach act, .... 1t1e< \l rs Jo,,.ph \landelkorn of Rabb, \lozeunda) , Dec 7 from 2-4 pm al the Cen­ The comm11111l\ t< in, itecl lo atlend and all h'r the prowam an· free Youngs Announce Birth Holiday Bazaar The ,., cnts for I h• 1 ear ",II include Mr. and Mrs Wi ll iam Young of 1972 Slated By Ladies "ork..<:1at1on , Jr" tsh Home for \lime v.ork,hop "'th ' •nc, Sugarman. Con11rc)l!a t1 on \11,hkon Tf,loh and its Bethani's malt'rnal grandparents are Mr the Ag,,d of Rhode l>land, ",II hold •I An ­ on (candelabra) al 1 15 pm The Bureau of sen-cd ale are v.atdw,, plants, el,-ctnc and aoto Je" ' h F.d uCJ lton ,.,II hold• ,pec1JI J \\ ard Commillt·e membc·rs are· Dorothy Berry. To Celebrate Chanukah Sllppli.- , ww,•lry. boutique ,t.-m and home C'f"n•mon, ror the" inner of thc-1r month Ion~ S1 t,• rhood president Rose Bernslein. Jessie The nex t meeting of T he Dvorah Dayan bak<"t Connis, ~loll) Gornstein. Celia Kapan. C lub of Pi oneer Women wi ll bt- held on Lunch w•II lw available t>PT}one , on ­ Refre,hmcnt, v.,111><' SCT'\l-

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In a hl,stering statement, Hecht asserted jected charges by Rabbi Alexander Schind­ ish people than an)' other religious group Youths took to the streets, stoning Israeli that, rontrai, to Schmdler's , 1e" that th,, Je" ler that rightwing rehgious fundamentalist on America. past, present or future ... vehicles. Security fo rces, rushed to the scene, right" ing Chri tian groups ar<' a disaster for groups foster the growth of anti-Sem,tasm ,n chindler was also criticized by Nathan fired into the air and fo rced them back into America and the securiti of Amencan Jc" i, , the He called the assertion '"false and P,•rlmuller, national director of the Anti­ the buildings. Soldiers surrounded the "these leaders are men of mtegrit). haring absolute!) "ithout foundation ·· Defamation League o f B'nai B' rith. for campus. By early afternoon, the Military man) traditional beliefs of the Je,dsh At the same tome, Rabb, Abraham Hecht, .. looking al the fundamentalists as a Governor reportedly agreed to let the stu­ president of the Rabbinical Alliance of people values(" hich ) ha,e long ago been de nts leave but the name of each was taken monolithic group·· He said, .. I resf)<'Ctfully America, called Schindler's charge "both reJect,,cJ out of hand b) chmdler and hos d own by I he army. ,lk .. re mind Rabbi chindlcr that the Soviet n­ scurrilous and inane " He sa,d, .. As one" ho The coll ege was closed a week ago to en­ ion. the prime e,porter of anti-Semitism, is has met and cooperated" ,th the Moral \Ja. Commenting on chindler' , ie" that neither Christian nor fundamen ­ fo rce a ban on "Palestine Week:· an annual jonty I can safel) state that the ominous campus event which the Israeli authorities there is a link berneen right" mg hristoan talist There are good Christians and bad threats cr<'ated by chindler' s fantas) are considered nationalistic and provocative. groups and the increase in ant1-Semit1c act . Christians. good Jews and bad Jews. To hear totally unfounded and devoid of proof ·· He<'ht said "'This equation IS as , alod as some of the talk late!) \\ e·d also have to say The ciosure sparked a wave of unrest on the chindlcr, president of the Union of West Bank Last week Israeli troops opened talm!( that mnation i cauS<'d b, the af­ there are foolish Christians and foolish American llebre" Con11rcga11ons (l ' AH ). nucnce of the Je"' .. He added that ch,r Jt' \\ s .. fire on demonst rators in Ramallah and El referred to the" c hilling po"'er of the radical Birch. wounding 11. nght" ,n an address in an Francisco last we.,k where the L'A H , Board "as me<'tmg JCC Painting Exhibit Jlp obst-rw-d that II "as .. no romc,dence Israel Keeping Tabs On An exhibition of paintings by Lawrence that the ri..., of n11ht" m11 hrutoan fun­ Heyman will be held at the Gallery 401 , dam,-ntali,m ha, bc<-n acrompanoed h) the Syrian Troops Along Jordan Jewish Community O,nter, 401 Elmgrove most senou, outbreak o f ant1-'>em1t"m ,n TEL A\ I\' (JTA ) - lm,•I 1 ~eepmi: a \le, ertlwle< . l,raeli military observers Ave . Provide nce, from Dec. 7 lo Dec 29 Amenc.i >1nct' the end of World \\'ar 11 " cl°"' "atch on "hat ,t n>jtard, as • "so~mfi­ "am,-d that "hile th,· Si rian troop concen­ The paintings on c·x hibit represent historic Fal"dl. ,n a slalt-ment fmm h, headquar­ c,ont • hmld-up o f , nan tmops on th,· Jorda­ tral1on,;; ltre of J demonstrntl\e naturt", the and contemporary scenes of urban life in this ters ,n Lynchb.:-rg \ a , .,..,d Schmdkr , J ~•r­ man border \\ h,I., that d ..,dopment ap­ k dcploi,·d facm~ Israel on the Golan lleights The public is invited to a recept11m honor­ or Jn)0nP cl,mcnca and •mund The 'n nan a,m app<'arcd lo be to CO<'rct' ,1~nJI from D~m,a'licus that Syria hus no in­ Jnrdan mto canet•ll,n~ th<' \rah summit 2:30-4:30 p.m. the world. and m) lmnl( Jnd ronllnum11 ad­ te ntion of 1110\ lllf,?. a~ainst lsrnd. vocacv of the cau,c of Israel.' bl"ell '-lid mN'tm~ The mrrtmir opcn<'d on hedule on Heavy Elections Turnout He .noted that l"" "C<·k agn he rrcrl\cd Amman hut "1th the ahed • ,umm,t meeting al th, ~,nrnshes that may escalate out of control than 45 percent o f the 260,000 e ligible voters Th,• award, from the Jabotmsk) Founda­ lime beau>e of the d,,,.,om ,n the Ar.b art· considered a pos,ibility. Deputy Defense had cast the ir ballots for delegates to I he tion, wa., also ghen to 9'l other pmmment "orld n<1ng fmm the lr.q1- l111no an "Jr Minister l ordechai Zipori and Gen . party's conve ntion early next year. Americans But one of the •"a.rd . S n Jordan ignored thr S) non threat. apporc·n· bra ham Tamir. chief of p lanning al General The inte nse rivalry betwe,n Labor Party Frank Church CD Idaho) refu

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Lear Siegler, MAPCO, Marathon Oil, Mar­ change in net as t value, v Founders' Michael. tin Marietta, Moog, NL lndmtries, Ocean +121 % lay with th1> well-managed fund Jewish Scientist Elected President, Sciences Academy by Joseph Polakoff and the ational dence Foundation WASHINGTON - The phenomenal He a lso participated in the b1latera.l record of results in research and lead rship in science agreement with the v,et 010n 10 various branches of science by J wish the years 1970 to 76 He wa., a member for Americans - most recently exemplified by five yea rs of the board of go>ernors of the three winning Nobel Prizes this yea r in Weizmann Institute before re 1gnmg that and othe r private posts in 1977 upon bc,com­ science along with another in economics Mk:bael' ■ providence Ul-9431 among eight Ameri cans receiving awards - ing Pre>id nt Cart r' advuor He and h1 is compounded by the se lection by the wi fe, the former B1l h Kall ick of t Loui>, prestigious National Academy of Sciences of have two child, n a new president. The outgoi ng H andlcr. born 1n cw York Frank Press, a distinguished geophysicist, in 19 17. received his BS degree from th for• has been nominated to be the academy's next mer Coll ege of the ity of ew York and hu president in succession to Philip Handler, doctorate in biochemistry from lllinoi He world noted biochemist who will leave that served at Duke a.nd George W hlngton n• office next July I aft er having served for 12 iversltles and the Atomic Energy m• years, the maximum pe rmitted by the mission ltations have been given him b) academy's bylaws. Both are New Yorkers and scientific bodies in Great Brit ain, Germany, ~ identified with institutions in Israel. Japan. wltz ,rl and, 1exlco and Iran The National Academy is an organization In 197 1, Yeshi va niver it m ew York of 1324 distinguis hed scientists and conferred an honorary doctorate in cience engineers "concerned with the furtherance upon him. He is a member of the board of Gl+ANUKAH- of science and its use for human welfare." governo rs o f H ebrew niver lt y in Alt hough the academy is not a government Jerusa lem, which named him to membership agency, it is call ed upon by its congressional in 1974 In 1973 he delivered the memorial charter of 1863 to serve as an offi cial advisor lectu,... in Jerusalem for Ah a.ro n Katzir, the to the Federal Government in matters of Israeli scientist and brother of Israel Presi­ science and technology. dent Katzir. Hebrew University conferred an Press was nominated by the academy's honorary doctorat e upon him in 197 1. He governing council fo llowing a recommenda­ lectured in 1977 at the Technion in Israel. tion from a nominating committee chaired In his long leadership of the ationaJ by Kenneth Pitzer, of the University of Academy, he initiated numerous calls on the California at Berkeley. The academy's mem­ Soviet Government to refrain from harass­ bers~ip will complete a mail vote by Jan. 15. ment of scientists, notably Andrei Sakharov, Mayor Edward D. DiPrete Press, a member of the Academy since and allow those who wish to emigrate to do invites everyone to 1958, is presently President Carter's science so. His efforts in this direction, coming at the advisor and director of the U.D. Office of height of the appeals in this country in the Science and Technology Policy. He was ap­ mid-'70s for Soviet Jewish emigration, were Cranston's pointed in I 977 while serving as professor set;n as contributing significantly towards Chanukah Candle Lighting and chairman of the Department of Earth alleviation of the plight of Soviet Jews and and Planetary Sciences at Massachusetts In· others. Ceremony stitute of Technology. JCC Singles Celebrate Now 55, Press was born in Brooklyn, N .Y., in the City Council Chambers the son of the late Solomon and Dora Coming Of December Cranston City Hall, Park Avenue Steinholtz Press, who had emigrated from The Jewish Business and Professional Russia to New York in 1916. Trained at Singles Group (25-48) of the Jewish Com­ 4:30 p.m., Tuesday, December 9, 1980 Columbia, Press taught at Columbia, munity Center will spQnsor a discussion California Institute of Technology, and MIT. group at a member's home on Monday, Enjoy Refreshments His Federal Government service included Dec. 8 at 8 p.m. the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency The topic will be " Bumi Once: Afraid of Fire." Fees are: members .50 and nonmem· Orthodox Rabbi bers $1. Disavows Statement The group will celebrate the coming of the Rabbi Sol Roth, President of the Rab­ month of Dec. with a gathering at Ronnie's, binical Council of America, which represents 301 South Main St., Providence at Happy over one thousand Orthodox Rabbis in the Hour beginning at 5 :30 p.m. on Dec. 10. No United States and Canada, has sharply reservations are needed and those who plan criticized Dr. Gershon Cohen regarding his to come should gather at the establishment. statement on the ordination of women in the The singles have also planned an Oneg / modem Orthodox movement. Shabbat social gathering following the Fri­ Rabbi Roth stated: "The declaration of day services at Temple Beth-El on Dec. 12. Dr. Gershon Cohen, Chancellor of the Jewish The services at the Temple begin at 8:15 Theological Seminary of America, to the ef­ p.m. The Oneg Shabbat will be held at a fect that the ordination of women in the member's home and no reservations are modem Orthodox movement is only a matter necessary. of time, is unfortunat'e and ,misguided." A wine and cheese discussion group will be Rabbi Roth further stated: "Dr. Cohen is held at a member's home on Saturday, Dec. not a spokesman for Orthodoxy and the com­ I§.'!L!!J>-!!l·. The topi~ is entitle\!: ." Can You mitment of Orthodox Rabbis to the Halacha Have More Than One Sexual Relationship If you own your owl1 business, -· ----- is sucli· that it is inconceivable that such a At A Time?" Reservations for the party can be made by calling the JCC at861-8800. The . The Herald has 5 f~ee booklets on efficient advertising. Call .and ask for The H~~ald AE radical departure from Jewish tradition in your area. _CALL 124-0200 would be permitted." cost for the party is $2.50 per person. THE RHODE ISLA D H ERALD , T H U RSDA Y, D ECEMBE R 4. 1980-1 1 JCC Sponsors An Alternative For Sinai Dwellers: Preschool Program " H ow To Choose A Kinde rgarlen " ·will be t he topic o f a ne w two pa rt progmm spon­ Transplant Settlements sored by the Jewish Community Center of Rhode Isla nd Preschool. A pa ne l discussion J E RUSALEM (JTA ) -Raanan Weitz. of next year in compliance with the Israeli­ tmnsport houses. ) ards, trees and g reen "ill ta ke place on Thursday, Dec. 11 al 7:30 head of the Je wish Agency's Settle me nt Egyptian peace treat) houses to ne" locations on the halom salient p m. De partme n t, has proposed that the govern­ Weitz brought his plan to the Worl d "here the soil and climate a re the same as in The pa ne lists for the program are, Alice me nt tra nsp la nt all settle me nts in northe rn Zi onist Organizat ion Executive which the Yamot and Raffiah regions of Sinai Freeman , preschool and kinde rgarte n child Sinai across the borde r into Israel as a n alter­ authorized him to present it to the B) sodomg. he said the go,emment \\Ould ps)chologist at Warw ic k C hild Find: ~lary na ti ve to building new settle me nts fo r the M iniste rial Settlem ent Committee H e 3\ oid the phenomenon of pa) ing "mnsom" Ma rcello. educational consulta nt at Wa rwick sett le rs who must evacua te Sinai hy the end a rgued that it was feasible to physically mone) to the settle~ in compensation for C h ild Find, Ba rbara Rosenquest, early their propert, and a>ood the cot of building ch old hood specialist a nd professor at RIJC: ne~ settlements from scratch Patricia Cole. parent and educator. far no offic,al bod, has endo~ed On Sunda). Dec. I~ from 2-l p.m. the re Madrid Conference Gets List \ l 'e11z· plan It has encou,,'tered opposition wi ll be an OJ)<'ll house for inte rested pa re nts from the Sina, settle~ "ho are ncirotiating to meet and tall " ith representa tives from Of Soviets Denied Exit Visas ",th the go,emment for compettle~ ha,e alreJd, committed them­ Chanukah Visitation By rig hts a list of complai nts about Soviet Kondrache, of the So, ,et t.:nion said the "'h tn other project ;fter the) e, acuate restricti ons on e migra ti on was dealing" 1th d, sidcnts who had cnm,nal the area Majestic Senior Guild A d e legate fro m the Soviet Union, records ll'e1tz drafted h,s proposal about t"o T he Ann ual C ha nukah Vi sitation to the meanwhile. has suggested that a more Kondrache,. a general on the late secunt) month, •~o and a_sled a team of e,perts, \ledical Cente r in Cranston by the Majestic re laxed inte rn ational a tmosphere would pohce. said on a prepared speech that there headed b, Prof H a,m Finl el. to ,tud, the Senoor Cu old " il l be held on F rida,·, Dec. 5 at favor huma n ri g hts in Easte rn Europe "as a link between detente and the freer po<'lb1l1h nf d, manllm~ the <;elllements 11 30 am J e rome J . Sh estack, a lawyer from mn,em .. nt of people ,~,,ered under the and reacllon of the Hel,onk, ac,cord< \\'<'1 11 ,._t,mated the cost of mm m)! adot , IC't."' who have been de nied permission to leave at .1.0 m,lloon helcl, But r,en a< heoutlnu>d \I r< Ull,an Goodman is in charge of the lh!' Sovie t Uni on to join rela ti v"' a broad , or Sons Of Abraham h" plan to the· \\'ZO E"'cutl\,', th,• L,lud , 1<1I and " ,II be assisted b) he r husbancl who have suffe red othe r forms of discrimina­ ~ n(~~t fJctum "J dlq"\J\\in~ compen1-J­ amuel. M ~ Sa ll ) Salt zma n a nd C lara and ti on. Hold Chanukah Party llnn Onh Fonanct' \1 1m of the Oha, Price Roll-Back the dinn •r. 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"'ent do"' n The) should not go do"' n in thi Dumm) the) " ould definiteli have won low fat milk which lactating camels have in Yagil will shortl) travel to FAO Headquar­ hand trick one and immediate!) ruffed a Heart in a bund a nce, p oi nt s to its use as an ters m Rome lo present h,s findings economicall y viable solution to the acute that Dumm) They would then go to :0-orth problems of starvati on, malnutrition, and Dumm) again to repeat the procedure and Israeli Given Life • Aj 103 dehydrati on that plague d raught stricken alter that 1s finished there " ould be no For Kidnap, Murder • A 7 4 parts of th e world. problem getting to the other hand again to ♦ J -; 4 Yagil maintains that camel milk is prac­ TEL A VIV - An I rael1 1llustn1tor of dra" Trumps ♦ 95 Ea t ti call y a complete food fo r a human child li v­ child ren's boo , 3.'l-year-old Z" Cur, "as West That same sequence of play can be ing in a hot, dry regio n. In fact, one lactating sentenced to hie imprisonment for the lad­ • 6.5 fo ll o" ed here "ilh the Dumm) 1orth And • 94 • K 10 6 5 2 camel can sustai n several families for weeks napping and murder of an &-)ear--0ld 00) • Q j 93 alter drn" ing Trump , the C lubs still might ♦ K Q 10 split e,enl) to pro,ide that mertrick. Of at a time, even if the came l itself is fasting last June· ♦ A 9 3 ... J 4 course, ,! Diamonds " ere led there could O bviously, a herd of camels could keep quite A nationwide search "'as conducted after ♦ 10 f;, 2 ne,er be am o, ertrick but no lead could stop a lot of people ali ve the discovery of the child', bod) The OO)', outh " We came to the conclusion that these Oron Yarden, had be<-n abdu<."ted from a • t... 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But he docu­ HAPPY CHANUKAH not that th,·, "'"'e all brtl<'r than tlwir m<"nls ho" thr 1\lli s missed a chance to save partn,•f\, "'ould hJ< e ht~·n ablr to look al th e thousands of inmal<'S in the infamous death hand m J d,Hcr<>nt a,pect and lhrrdoreromc camp Link Found: Join The PLO And ALF GENEVA {JTA ) - A li nk b e tw een an "A rmenia n Liberation front" and the Pa lestine Liberation O rgan­ Crowd ... ization ha s s urfaced i n connection wi th the arrests of Syri an terrori sts of Armenian AT WARWICK'S FULL SERVICE origin who apparentl y were planning to bomb the main synagogue here. CREDIT UNION! Bot h were inj ured when ex­ Share Savings Accounts plosives they were handling Deposit Savings Accounts in their hotel room near the synagogue de to nated pre­ Term Deposit Certificates m ature ly. They are be ing Direct Deposit of Social Security Checks held in prison pending trial. 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The communiq ue charged ANAMARIE SARAZIN WINTHROP COREY that the pair were being tor­ Miss Sarazm appears counesy of Boslon Balle!. tured in the Geneva jai l by MICHAEL GRANDO the C IA and the Mossad , CORP DE BALLET & COMPANY OF 60 Israel's external intelligence Dec 26-27-28 at 8:00 PM Dec 27-28 al 3:00 PM agency, and that they had gone on a hunger strike. The $12.00 $9.00 $7.00 $5.00 I : CHILD DISCOUNT - GROUP RATES - VISA & MASTERCHARGE suspects have denied being tortured and are not on a ACCOUNTS INSURED TO hunger strike. $100,000 2669 Post Rd., Warwick ; OCEAN STATE at the GrHnwood Bridge PERFORMING ARTS CENTER BE AWARE of the events FOR RESERVATIONSANOINFOIIMATION 421·90f5 353-1129 RISDle 739-4600 in y our community . Subscribe to the Herald. - THE RHODE ISLA D HERALD, TH U RSDAY DECEMBER 4 1980 - 15 Soviet-Born Scientist Fights Arab-Sponsored Resolutions For Recognition Of Magen David b y J oseph Pola ko ff plied aid lo more than 50 countries, Ill· Ineffectual Against Israel WASHI NGT ON -A Russian-born scien­ eluding Moslem and Af-rican nations which tist wi th a medical d egree earned at the Un­ now shun Israel Ironically, among them is UN ITED :--:ATJO~S. NY - The two The division over the Iraq- Iran wa.r makes iversity of Berl in du ring the bitter years when Bangladesh, which last August mtroduced Arab-sponsored resolution app10\ed b) the ii difficult to establish a coherent Arab Adolf H it le r's onslaught was mounting the resolution in the N Security Counc,I United Nations last ummer "ere aimed slraleg) for Israel. against Jews has take n up the long struggle to against Israel and had a o, 15 deadline aimed al depriving Israel of Jerusalem as its Reagan' , iclory also necessitates a ne w have the International Red Cross recognize The deadlJOe has passed and Israel remains capital approach Diplomats know any American ad ­ Isra el's Moge n David Ad orn . " Last month," H arell sa,d," Mogen David intact ministration " ill veto sanctions against Israel Dr. Arien H a rre ll, now 68 a nd a professor Ado rn sent 200 pounds of medicine and first­ A ecunl) Council resolution called on Ill the Council ome strategists the refore of e ndocrinology at T e l Aviv niversily, is N members lo take steps, possibl) aid k,ts to the Red Cross in Nepa.I to help suggest introducing a sanctions resolution, preside nt of Israel's counte rpart of the Red eronomtc, to puna.sh Israel for its anne\ation earthquake victims Fi,e medical relief dela)ing a ,ote and eeing ii the Reagan ad­ and Red C rescent socie ti es in other of the Arab tor of Jerusalem Cross learns. he lped by the Go,ernmenl of Israel ministration "ill bargain for something else. countries. In Ame ri ca for a seri es of seminars The second General A.ssembl) propo I and Israel's television nell• ork, went lo a,d An) subsequent punishments against the a nd confere nces in his medical fie ld. he seeks re fugees from Cambodia ,n Thailand u~ed the Council lo consider a trade em­ Arabs \\ Ou ld not lake place until after wi th indefatigabl e zeal, as his predecessors, Israel's TV raised .:iO million Israeli pounds bargo unless lch to Israel Iraq JO,aded Iran and phi J,•ru,alem to Tel ~-" Ne,t month's General European bloc was split. some members ab­ While JO Washin~lon, he "as the i:uesl of the •\rah"nrld and Rnnald Real!,n"asdec­ \ ss,embh sc"1on JS e,pected lo include many staining. Every four yea rs si nce then Israel C..or~e Else) , pn-.,dent nf the Amencan Red kd Pre· ,dent anl1- lsrael SP<'<'C'hP< and re olullons has unsuccessfully sought membership in ff)S\ the face of opposition fro m the· Arabs and In ou!IJOJO~ the \IOfl,en Da\Jd Ad orn ,rr­ their allies v1<·1,s, both m I rad and abroad. I Jarell noted an't Figure Out Your Ne I FRED SPIG EL'S This year ma rks the 50th anrnversary of that al Tc·I A,J\ LnJ\tr\11\ ~() med,c.il stu­ '-lo•e' Read Thts \\ ed' I' :-~--:; ~' Mogan David Adorn, which was c•stab),shed dents from Am,·ntJ m"'tl, Jc"'· altend • Bridge olumn B) Robert ~ KOSH ER MEAT M ARKE T "~ !..~~.) du ring the British Mandate JO Palestine prol(ram C

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