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VOLUME LVII, NUMBER 52 FRIDAY,FEBRUARY28, 1975 16PAGES 20¢PERCOPY Soviet Military Advisers Said To Double In 'Libya PARIS: The number of Soviet Egypt in ari all-out war policy if military advisers and equipment Mr. Sadat agreed. experts in Libya has . more than The Russians who went to Libya doubled in the last year, a reliable to replace the Egyptian experts source said here. were said to be concentrating on There are now more than 480 teaching the use of the SAM-2, Russians working with Libyan SAM-3 and SAM-6 antiaircraft military units, compared with 200 a missiles, ,antitank missiles, T-62 year ago, according to the source, tanks and radar systems 'that who refused to be identified. The Moscow has sold to Libya. source has access to secret reports on Middle East activities. Said to Have Own Base The increase in the Soviet The Soviet experts have contingent was said to be a result of established a base of their own near the withdrawal of Egyptian the large air base near Tripoili, instructors after President Anwar. which was operated by the United el-Sadat and the Libyan leader, States Air Force until 1970 under Col. M uammar el-Qaddafi •had the name of Wheelus Air Base. quarrelle
2-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD.FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1975 jestic Theater after Benjamin B. Drafts New Proposals Against Terrorists Lederer. The theater company Perpetual Memorials JERUSALEM: Transportation 707 to leave France. The terrorists agreed. Minister Gad Yaacobi, noting that were refused permission to land by "We'd have called it anything are available Israel is drafting new proposals to several Arab countries but linally for that," said one member of at the Synagogue of the counter Arab auacks against air put them down in Baghdad 't'here Trinity's board of trustees. The traffic , has called on the they were arrested. Ben Gurion donation helped make possible the Jewish Home for the Aged International Civil Aviation Airport was put on a state of alert renovation or the theater for the FOR INFORMATION CALL Organization (ICAO) and more for several hours during the time repertory company. than a dozen governments to take the escaped plane was in flight: On December 26, 1973, Mrs. MITCHELL SUGARMAN, Chairman urgent action to prevent a further Meanwhile newspapers in Lederer unveiled a plaque in the escalation of terrorist auacks such Western Europe were pointing out of the Memorial Committee theater in memory of her lather as the two at Orly Airport, near that the very country most pro Jewish Home for the Aged in, law. Arab in Western Europe had Res.: 274-1224 Paris. Mrs. Lederer married her hus Office El 1-4750 terrorist incidents twice . in one band al -the age of 16 in her native The latest Orly incident ended week and this demonstrated hat Cincinnati, Ohio. with three terrorists releasing· 10 Europe could not buy territorial - "lzri Lederer - I always called hostages whom they held for 19 impunity by backing the Arab · him Sweetie - saw me on the hours after being given a French cause. PRE--PASSOVER SALE street when I was 15," Mrs. Lede SUN. WED .. THURS . MARCH 2 . 5 , 6 •ssssssssss:ss %%%%%% %%%%%SSSS%S%%%%%%SSSSSSSSS · rer recalled in . an interview two Obituaries years ago. ,s sssss;sss %%%%\$ %%%$ %%%%%%%%%% SSSSSSSSSS> " He got a mutual friend to in troduce him to my parents. He JACOB BERNSTEIN ing to East Providence in 1971. wanted me to go to the theater Jacob "Tobey" Bernstein, 66, of His first wife, Mamie (Stiber) with him, but I wasn't allowed to 50 Killingly Road, Foster, died on Singer, died in 1966.' go out at night. " BLADE February 19. He was the husband He was a member of Temple But Mr. Lederer persisted, mar ROAST of Edith (Sweet) Bernstein. Emanu-EI, the Kiwanis Club of ried her and took her to Illinois He had been employed•with Ba East Providence, and the East where he "began buying up Chi OR STEAK rums, Inc., of Woonsocket, retir Providence Chamber of Com cago," she said. ing in 1973. He · was an Army merce. He was on the board of di Wimpys began with the Depres REGULAR PRICE veteran of World War II. rectors of the Jewish Home for sion, when the real estate business Born in Providence, he was a the Aged and was a past board was slow. ON ALL · son of the late Samuel and Minnie member of the National Associ- · GROCERY ITEMS (Sparrer) Bernstein. He had . been ation ' of Installment Companies. Mrs. Lederer took her mother's a Providence resident most of his Besides his wife, he is survived recipe for _hamburgers and opened by a da4ghter, Pearl Sherwin of a Wimpy Restaurant in a college ALL MEATS SOAKED & SALTED-MADE KOSHER life m6ving to .Foster about four years ago. Providence, and two grand town, Bloomington, Indiana. The Besides his wife, he is survived children. chain spread to Chicago, across by a sisJer, Esther Gerstenblau. of Mr. Singer was the founder in the United States and even to Eu Warwick in whose home Shiva 1911 of the Singer Tea Company rope. 58 WASHINGTON ST., PAWT.--726-9393 was observed last week. and in 1966 of Singer Furniture & · There was one in Providence· at Mr. Bernstein willed his body to Home Supply Company, both in 179 Washington Street, now · the Tufts University to be used for East Providence. site of the Majestic garage. The scientific purposes. ... Lederers owned that block and · NEW ENGLAND other downtown real estate . . .. MRS. IZRI LEDERER Mrs. Lederer was a golf en WILLIAM KOLB Funeral services for Hortense VISITS ISRAEL thusiast and her New York apart Funeral services . for William (Waldner) Lederer who died Mon ment was clullered with trophies Kolb, founder and for-mer presi day in Miami, Florida, Were held Institutions, she won in country clubs across Homogeneous groups: Congregations, dent of the Peerless Department on Thursday at the Sugarman Me Organizations, Communities, Clubs, Professionals the country. Stores chain, who died on Febru morial Chapel. Burial was in Sons Mrs. 1.ederer frequently visited GOING TO ISRAEL ary 22 in West Palm Beach, Flor of Israel & David Cemetery. Providence. " love Providence, in ida, after an illness of one year, Mrs. Lederer, golf enthusiast February JO-February 24 - Bloomlield Group led by Mrs. fact," she said. "I plan to be bur were held Tuesday at Sharon Me and mother of the Wimpy ham Madeline Lichter. ied there." morial Park, Sharon, Massachu burger, was trustee of a founda February 12-February 26 - Temple Beth Am, Warwick, led . (Continued on page 6) by Rabbi Bernard Rotman. . . . seus. tion that has given thousands or February 17-March 10 - Fairwood Group, led by Rev. Mr. Kolb began his merchandis dollars to the Trinity Square Re Victor Abram. • ing career with a small women's pertory Company. With R•rd te • C■ rd ef February 17-February 27 - Randolph tour led by Rabbi shop in Troy, New York, but ex She was the wiclow ol lzri Lede'. Thanks, Unveiling Netice er , Dr. a.nd Mrs. H. Joseph Simkes. . panded his business until it includ rer, who helped build the Lederer lnMemeriam February 23-March 5 - Temple Beth Avodah, led by Rab ed stores there and Springfield, fortune in jewelry, real estate and Very oft•n a card of thanks in bi and Mrs. Robert M. Miller. Massachusetts, and the Peerless hamburgers. The Herakl mNts a neecl which EMBO Workshop February 23-March 5- Stores in Pawtucket, Warwick and She is a trustee ol the Lederer can hardly be solved in any othe, February 24-March 10 - Temple Israel of Sharon, led by Providence. Rabbi Shamai Kanter. Foundation, established with the way. Not only is it a gracious ••· . The husband of Florence pt'flsion of gratitude to thOH who lnterchurch Council of Greater wealth accumulated by her hus February 16-February 26 - have sent sympathy but aho cour:. New Bedford, led by Rev. Pamela Cole. (Braunstein) Kolb, he lived in New band and his lather, Benjamin B. teovsly acknowledgn the Hrvi
TEMPLE SINAI SISTERHOOD WILL SPONSOR A SQUARE DANCE Saturday, March 1, at &30 p.m. IN THE TEMPLE SINAI SOOAL HALL 30 HAGEN AVE., CRANSTON ARTHUR ANTHONY, Caller p '6.9S per couple Refreshments will Tickets may be purchased at the door be served all evening AT ,U.NNING MEETING: At a planning meeting held on Febrvary 20 for the National Jewish Hospital and Research Center at Denver's annual Rhode Island dinner, stanley P. Blacher, dinner chairman, talks with Leonard ~- Johnson, NJH trvstee, Alan K. Russell of Barrington whose son Alan, Jr., is an asthma patient at the hospttal, and Lt. Governor J. Joseph Garrahy, a member of the ·executive committee for the dinner which will be held on Monday April 14 at the Colonial Hilton Inn, Cranston. MU SIC ... styled by In United St~tes Congress Glenn Still Strong Supp.ort For' Israel . . . :Jordan But It Is No Longer Automatic WEDDINGS--DANCES WASHINGTON: Despite the Secretary of State Kissinger has raised a question: Is Mr. BAR MITZVAHS soaring prices growing out of the enjoys more support in Congress Kissinger creating or re0ecting demonstration of Arab Oil power, for his Middle East diplomacy than reality? 11 Fielding Road Cranston the changing Arab image and the for his efforts in any other area, Most of those who raise the threat of war handing over the with the possible exception of question concede that it is Private Parties Our Specialty Middle East, there is still a strong China policy, Congress is prepared unanswerable. The evidence of Congressional majority supporting to back up that diplomacy with recent public-opinion polls and 785-0434 Israel. That support no longer is large amounts of aid to Israel and interviews suggests that Mr. automatic, however. the Arab states. Kissinger's judgement on American Interviews with dozens of To the extent that legislators backing for Israel is wrong, or at legislators, Ford Administration have thought about a final least not yet right. A Louis Harris officials and Jewish leaders found settlement, many are convinced poll just released found that Now ... Beautifully Redecorated that when the votes are counted on .that Israel must pull back to Americans sympathetic to Israel the issue that .matters most to Israel approximatlely her 1967 borders had risen from 39 per cent of those TEMPLE SINA I'S - military and economic aid - the but are less clear about what the polled in November, 1973, to 52 opposition ranks will remain small. Arabs should concede in return. per cent in January, 1975. Only 7 Yet the unusual hesitancy of some There is also envolving sentiment per cent said in January, 1975, that SOCIAL HALL legislators and the hints of others that the United .States should play their sympathies rested with the indicate that many will be asking some role in guaranteeing the Arabs. is available for hard questions, trimming the aid settlement. The House Republican leader,· and expecting progress in Arab Behind all ;,Pis lie fierce John J. Rhodes of Arizona, went •MEETINGS• DANCES Israel negotiations. differences in the American Jewish about as far as any of those • FUND RAISING EVENTS Congress is not less pro-Israel. It community over how much interviewed, saying there had been is becoming more concerned about pressure to apply to politicians who "some erosion" of Congressional •WEDDINGS• RECEPTIONS.• PARTIES open-ended commitments to any stray toward "the Arab view" and support for the Israelis. As country, more worried about being over whether Mr. Kissinger is more explained by him and many others, FOR INFORMATION & RESERVATIONS dragged -into a war and less hostile in I ere st e d in arr an g'i n g an this erosion has less to do with CAll TEMPLE OFFICE to Arab territorial claims. agreement at Israel's expense, if changing attitudes than with newly As those interview.cd examined necessary, than in achieving a perceived economic and diplomatic 942-8350 or 942-3466 this evolving balancing act, few genuine peace. realities. foresaw any precipitate shift in 'Objective Realities' Oose Scrutiny Planned opinion against Israel; no one For over a year, according to Such strong supporters of Israel talked in terms of periods of time. Administrationoffl licialsand as Senators Henry M. Jackson of Nevertheless, among a core of diplomats, Mr. Kissinger has been Wahsington a nd Hubert, H . intense supporters of Israel in talking with the Israelis a bout Humphrey of Minnesota, both Congress and the American Jewish "objective realities." Israel, he has Democrats, stressed that all aid community there is a new code said, is diplomatically isolated, is reque s t s w o u Id be c Io se I y word of concern - " erosion." losing political support in the scrutinized this year because of To even speak of erosion, these United States and will lose more economic conditions at home. NOW! people said, could make it a reality. unless there are further accords Others pointed to the effects DOWNST Al RS! They are particularly concerned with the Arabs. inherent in renewed and broadened about how Secretary of State The diplomatic isolation is relations with the Arab states and THE Kissinger will portray the current undeniable, but the second point (Continued on page 6) round of Arab-Israeli negotiations. EMPEROR If he suggests that Israel and not Israeli Rabbinate Investigates Wine Egypt or Syria is the stumbling HENRY block to progress, it is generally Which May Not Be Kosher L'Pesach Fascinatingly Clever agreed, that there will be swings in JERUSALEM : The Chief unknowingly used these firms' Written by LUIGI PIRANDELLO Congressional opinion. Rabbinate is investigating the products in wines th at have been and din!Cted by BROOKS JONES Representative Donald M . possibility that a large quantity of exported with the "Kosher for Fraser, Democrat of Minnesota sacramental wine made in Israel Passover" label. UPSTAIRS! and exported for passover use is and a key member of the House Chief Rabbinate officials fear Opens Tues., Morch 4 Foreign Affairs Committee, voiced not "Kosher l'Pesach." th at much of the Israeli wine a view that many of his colleagues The matter is not o ne of already ex ported to Jewish com would not state for the record: intentional fraud but the unwitting mu nitics abroad is tainted by TOM JONES Bawdy Musical Romp " Israel, as an arms beneficiary of use of alcohol fermented from the " hametz" alcohol. conrstarch instead of fruits . Adapted and directed bv LARRY ARRICK the United States, is not in danger They told the Jewish Telegraphic Cornstarch is "hamatz" - with music by BARBAAA DAMASHEK now, but I wouldn't want to say Agency that the Chief Rabbinate leavened material - forbidden for what lies down the road." wou ld issue a statement identifying PREVIEWS - 1/3 off - Feb. 27, 28, Mar. 1, 3 Passover use according to religious Price ,_ SWefllled the wines when their investigation law. "A change in attitude will not is completed. come about because of high oil The matter was disclosed by the The wineries are cooperating . THEATRE STUDENT TICKET prices." he continued. "I rael is not Aguda newspaper, Hamodia, PARTIES RUSH SEATS ENDOWMENT blamed for that. But appearances which said that two major Normally the major wine firms go (%pri.. witll are changing: President Sadat of producers of alcohol for the food to great lengths to keep their ID %hr. be- f.aypt i viewed a moderate, the industry - "Assis" of Ramal Gan Passover wi nes free of any contact foreC-inl Palestine Liberation Organization and "Paka" of Bat Yam - had with " hametz." has gained legitimacy and Israel is switched from fruit to cornstarch as Winery employes must wear increasingly seen as intransiaent." the base for their alcohol special clothes at work, and they 201 WASHINGTON ST Amona other findings in the production. are not allowed to bring their PROVIDENCE 351 -4242 interviews are these: Many leading wineries lunches anywhere near the wines. 6-TH§ RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1975 The PROVIDENCE SCHOOL of · GUITAR .and MANDOLIN Still Stro-ng Supp/ort for Israel Opening 224 THAYER ST. MI/\RCH I 521-2216 But It Is No Long.er Automatic lesson, in classic and folk technique Mark Morgan Da¥il · Marilyn Mair (Continued from page 5) pressure, though they said they · The possibility of an American (recently performed at B'noi B'rith Annual luncheon) the negotiation process as well as were behind the Secretary of State's guarantee of a final settlement is the more sympathetic treatment over-all effort. , also gaining support among the few accorded to the Arabs in the Mr. Javits had a precise notion legislators who have thought about American press. of what he was supporting. "Mr. it. The idea was first put forth by Ne one, as in past years, referrecl Kissinger's efforts are not to bring former Senator J. W. Fulbright as a LllNDSCllPINCi to the Middle Eastern situation in abo~t a complete peace package at way of bringing about Israeli the old cold-war context, nor did this tim'e," he said, "but to territorial concessions. Because it WALDEN anyone speak of Israel as a bastion continue non belligerence by was proposed by Mr. Fulbright, COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SERVICES, against Communism. ~ making progress in separating who is not regar.ded as a friend of LIGHT TRUCKING Except in a few cases in forces.", ' Israel, and opposed by Mr. Congress, the Arabs' use of oil as a Most other legislators had only a Fulbright, who is not regarded as ,a FREE SPRING CLEANUP WITH weapon has backfired against them. vague sense of what they were friend of Israel, and opposed by ,SEASONAL LAWN MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT As Mr. Jackson put it: "What the supporting, except for the Israeli officials, it fell into public sees is the sheiks rolling in assumption that Mr. Kissinger was immediate disfavor. CALL 231-4909 wealth, not a rich Israel,'.' seeking an agreement based on Senator Humphrey said the idea By all accounts, however, Israel's return, essentially, to the "could be placed on th·e table for changing attitudes will take their borders that prevailed before the serious• consideration without its toll of aid to Israel. The Senate 1967 war. past stigma" if President Ford and The PostRoad Animal Hospital, Inc. appropriations, subcommittee on It is generally known that this Secretary Kissinger "felt that it was foreign operations is expected to a s s u m p I i o n , w i I h s o m e needed to bring about a Is pleased to announce the opening of recommend a reduction in the qualifications, is not misplaced, but settlement." $674-million authorized for this Mr. Kissinger is not about to Repr_esentative Richard L. year. acknowledge it publicly for fear of Ottinger, Democrat of Westchester, THE PAWTUxer VALLEY Senator Daniel K. Inouye, prejudicing his role as an had a somewhat different Democrat of Hawaii and chairman intermediary. perspective: "Israel should not VETERINARY C~INIC of the subcommittee, is reliably Palestinian State Favored settle on other than a self-enforcing reported to·have told Israeli leaders Only a handful of legislators, basis, and American . or other 1605 Main St., West Warwick, Rhode Island during a recent trip to the Middle amo ng them Senator James guarantees are only icing on the By Appointment Only East that they must be more Abourezk, Democra t of South cake." 828-8282 . 738-1364 realistic and about their request for Dakota, have espoused th.e In years past legislators had no I $2-billion in aid and about the formation of a Palestinian state, doubt about Israeli military negotiat-ions ·on a further but an increasing number are invincibility and little fear of direct withdrawal of Israeli Jcuce~ in _ edging toward that position in American military involvement. Sinai. / private conversation. Many are Since the 1973 war there has been ,, Pressure Tactics Expected s a y i n g p u b I i c I y , a s d i d more sense of proximity to danger. lMlLLCO\JERINGS ' The Administration has not yet Representative Fraser, that "the Until three years ago, furthermore, submitted ·the new request to United States should play a role.in Israel paid cash. Since then the aid WHEN YOU WANT· Congress. The timing and amount getting Israel to face up to the, bill has been rising, with every THE UNUSUAL are generally •Considered to be Palestinian issue." prospect of more to come. elemeng in pressure tactics by Mr. . \SSS %% s ii s %%Si%% s s s s s s ·. s sss si ss s %%%% %%%%%%% _ Kissinger. An authoritative StateDepartment official said that Mr. Kissinger would cut the total Obituaries J%%%%%S$}%SSSSS%SSSSSSSSSS %%%%%% %%%% %Si%%% S% and not move the Congressional (Continued from page 2) action until he had completed the Minnie Gear of Edison, New Jer current phase of the negotiations. BARNETT EPSTEIN sey, Rose Hoffman of West Palm - c~Rzi. Legislators have not protested or Funeral services for Barnett Beach, Florida, Lillian Kerner of 92 NARRAGANSETT..A VE. criticized these tactics. On the ''Ben" Epstein, 74, of 191 Lowden North Miami Beach, Florida, and Daily 8,30 to 5,30 'TIL 9 TUESDAY contrary, a number privately Street, Pawtucket, who died Millie Wise of Fort Lee, New Jer .CLOSED WEDNESDAY .781-7071) endorsed them as the only way to Wednesday, were to be held Fri sey; 11 grandchildren. and one galvanize the· Israeli Government day at Nassau North Chapel, great-grandchild. · into making concessions. On the Great Neck, Long Island, New ... other hand, most, like Senator York. Burial was to be in Beth-El MELZER'S RELIGIOUS GOODS • Jacob K. Javits, Republican of Cemetery, Paramus, New Jersey. IRVING FELDMAN New York , opposed direct The husband of Rhea (Orkow) Funeral services for Irving Fel 831-5813 EAST SIDE LOCATION 831-1710 Epstein, he was born in Russia, a dman, 67, of 60 Broadway, found r, HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL YOUR son of the late Kalman and Fagel er and president of Paramount Lost Israeli Soldier (Nozick) Epstein. He moved to Press. Inc .. of Lincoln si nce 1931 , RELIGIOUS AND PASSOVER NEEDS Pawtucket five months ago from who died Tuesda y while COMPLETE LINE OF In Lebanese Prison Brooklyn, New York, where he vacationing in Lauderdale Lakes, had lived most of his life. Florida, after an illness of a week, ISRAELI SEDER PLATES MATZO COVERS TEL A VIV: ltzhak Salem, an Mr. Epstein, a member of Local were held Thursday at the Sugar Is raeli soldier reported missing HAGGADAHS WINE CUPS 22 of the International Ladies man Memorial Chapel. Burial was after a raid on a terrorist hideout in Garment Workers Union, had in Lincoln Park Cemetery. · A LL AT DISCOUNT PRICES Taibeh village in southe·rn been a needleworker in the New The husband of Myrtle (Luck Lebanon-, is alive and well in a ALSO York garment industry for more snansky) Feldman, he had been a Lebanese prison. IMPORTE D C RY STAL WINE DECANTERS than 40 years. lifelong resident of Providence. He His capture arid prisoner of war WA SHA BLE PA SSO VER TABLE CLO TH S A past president of Loya l was the son of the late Hyman status was reported by Lebanese MA TZO BA '> KEl ', • ANO MAN Y O THER ITEM '> Family Circle of New York, he and Marian (Katz) Feldman. sources and confirmed by the NO W IN STOCK was also a member of the Flat Mr. Feldman was a member of International Red Cross. NEW RA ', KIN ', HA GGA0 AH bush Golden Agers. Temple Emanu-EI and its Men's Salem w'as part of an Israeli IN PAPERBA C. K Besides his wife, he is survived Club; the Jewish Home for the commando force that blew up a by two sons, Jerry Epstein of the Aged; the Providence Hebrew house in Taibeh that sheltered Bronx, New York, and B. Robert Free Loan Association; Roosevelt terrorists. An unspecified number Agins of Silver Spring, Maryland; Lodge 1/42, F&AM. and was a of terrorists were killed in the two daughters. Helen Newman of Shriner of Palestine Temple. action, but no Israeli casualties Providence and Lenore King of Besides his wife. survivors are were sustained. · Hyde Park, New York; four two sons, Carl and Arnold Fel WELLESLEY Salem became separated from his brothers, A I Epstein of Wappi dman, both of Providence; two unit when he fell asleep during a ngers Falls, New York, Joseph brothers, Simon Feldman of Prov rest stop on the return to Israel. x:.RAY A~SOCIATES Epstein of Miami Beach, Forida, idence and Morris Feldman of While trying to find his way to Ruby Epstein of Miami, Florida, Cranston; two sisters, Bess Solkoff the border, he became lost. He was and Max Epstein of Levittown, and Lillian Gladstone, both of apprehen'ded by Lebanese police New York; six sisters, Mary Rel Providence, and four ~rand when he entered a village in search M.D. chin of Springfield, Massachusetts, children. MICHAEL A. DeLVCA, of food. Pauline Hoffman of Miami Beach, ... and Representatives of Israeli border settlements met with government NICHOLAS D. IANNVCCJLLI, M;D. authorities recently over reports that Syrian army units may soon be stationed in southern Lebanon, Wish to Announce the Opening ORT PRESIDENT of their Practice in the Specialt y NEW YORK: Harold Friedman, of Diagnostic Radiology a former president of the United Fisher H lAS Service, was elected at president of the American ORT Wellesley Medical Center Federation at the conclusion of its A NAME KNOWN AND RESPECTED BY THOUSANDS OF three-day 53rd annual convention. He had served as first vice FAMlllES DURING 22 YEARS OF FUNERAL SERVICE president of the organization last year. A New Yorker who has long WARWICK OUR NEW LOCATION 1515 SMITH ST. been a leader in Jewish causes, SPACIOUS CHAPEL-NEAR CEMETERIES-AMPLE PARKING including the United Jewish 0. PROVIDENCE, R.I. Appeal, Friedman succeeds Dr. 738-5300-FOR NO NONSENSE PRICE4NFORMATION William Haber of Ann Arbor, ON FUNERALS AND MONUMENTS 353-1600 Michigan; who had been American ORT president for 25 years. Dr. Je,ml, Haber was designated honorary R. W,ehlmon funefol M-mller Warwick OifWC10r1 , foftlt;- president. ·• '-·~-~..:.;:;;= I J J1 flJ-~•',, f. H( I Ill l )Ult} ... t ,-., l Ii Lf :d / THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1975--7 • • • • • • • • Faisa1 Blames Subscribe to the Herald and re formation contact the Herald at Israeli Attitude ceive it in the mail weekly. For in- 724-0200. For lack Of Peace JU LIE / s KO SHE R BRIDGE NEW YORK: King Faisal of DELICA fES SE N Saudi Arabia has told a group of 73 l HOPE STREET 621 9396 American businessmen and I By Robert E. Starr journalists that continuation of an · "intransigent attitude" by Israel is BUSINESSMAN'S SPICIAL • • • • • • • • • • • • not in the interest .of the Israelis or SALAMI SANDWICH ON BREAD, In today's hand, even a novice aware that a 4-2 split is likely 48% "of Jews as a people," Time could have made a Slam in Clubs, of the time whereas 3-3 is only magazine reports. POTATO SALAD, COLESLAW AND but because of the reluctance felt likely 36%. 5 "The longer Israel maintains this COFFEE NO SUBSTITUTION by Duplicate· players to play in a The safe and sure way to play 1.SO obstinate attitude, the more likely minor suit, no one was there. In the hand is to forget about the last this is to evoke the ire, the fact, no one even was in game in two Trumps and simply play all dissatisfaction, the resentment of Clubs, obviously for the same rea the other high cards lclling those the people of the. worli1," he is son. Just bidding game and mak Trumps make on them rather than quoted as having said. "Thal in ing six would have been a tic for on one of ihe Declarers so itself rub off on the Jewish top for the best score on the hand valuable Trumps. That way the ~ ill people," he said. S'A"i'AMI '::' 1.59 was Four "Hearts making exactly two oulstanding Trumps will both Al l SI ZE \ INCLUDING GARLIC RIN G\ EXCEPT I MAll MID GET \ four. More than half the' field, alL make for the Defense but that is The Saudi King made his of whom were in the same con all they'll be able to take. For now IEG. comments in a recent meeting with GOLDEN'S 1.0UIG. tract, went down. They could have if they play another Spade,. De a group of 53 American played safe for their contract and clarer will have enough Trumps businessmen and journalists made it but apparently not realiz left to handle it. True, a trick will businessmen and journalists who POTATO PANCAKES ing what could happen to them if be lost if those two Trumps are di were on a two-week tour sponsored Trumps did not break, they gam vided but that is playing against by Time. BREAKSTONE 'S bled and lost. the odds and sacrificing too much North for 30 points. King Faisal said he had been assured by other Arab leaders that TEMP - TEE ♦ 9 7 2 Moral: Don't gamble the mak WHIPPED CREAM CHHIE .65 ing of a contract against an over "they would like nothing better ♦ AJ9 trick especially when success is than to strengthen and deepen" ♦ A Q J 8 3 relations with the United States. IMPORTED West East against the odds. ♦ AK J 8 3 ♦ Q 10 5 4 .QJ82 • -10 7 1 GREEK OLIVES, 9-9~. ♦ 7 5 ♦ 10 8 3 2 Lebanese Press,-Feels ♦ 104 ♦ 965 South EXTRA LEAN SINGLE CORNED BEEF AVAILABLE ♦ 6 .AK943 Kissinger Plan Causes ALL SALE ITEMS WHILE THEY LAST ♦ K Q 6 4 ♦ K 7 2 SUCCESSFUL PARTIES BEGIN East and West were vulnerable, Cracks In Arab Solidarity South Dealer with this bidding: BEIRUT, Leba non: The New resume suicide missions against WITH A JULIE'S PARTY TRAY Middle· East initiative of Secretary Israel. w E of State Kiss·inger has created p l ♦ cracks in the Arab solidar ity p p p End formed after the Arab-Israeli war of October, 1973, in the view of Arab diplomats and the Lebanese The bidding as shown is quite press. interesting. It didn't always go this Several newspapers here reported way but regardless, always ended that President Anwar el Sadat of the same. In the bidding above all Egypt h a d canceled a visit to bids were normal until North had Jordan because King Hussein had to make his second bid. He had a failed to persuade.._!'resident Hafez fine hand opposite an opening bid al-Assad of Syri a to'join him there and felt there was a game but The older you get; for consultations on a joint plan where? He had but two Hearts for with which to face Mr. Kissinger his partm:r and also had no Spade when he returned to the area. stopper for No Trump but maybe South had .one. To find out, North They said Mr. Sadat has been s cheduled to a rrive in the the better they lOOk. employed the use of the "Western Cuc Bid." When he bid the oppo Jordanian capital and was to have nent's suit at this time, not at his gone from there to Iraq. Both visits first opportunity, he is showing a have been postponed idefinitely, the newspaepers said. game going hand but needs a stop You ought to get more than a per in that suit to go to game in Ara b diplomatic sources said birthday cake for turning-6.5. And No Trump. If he had one he that Syria was strongly opposed to there·s an easy way to make sure you do. would bid No Trump himself. a n agreement between Egypt and The Payroll Savings Plan. Also, his Trump support is spolly. Israel for an Israeli pullback in AB you do is sign your name and South didn't have a Spade stopper Sinai if it was not to be matched by watch those U.S. Savings Bonds either so bid C lubs . Now simila r Israeli troop withdrawal grow. And they grow fast. North had to set the contract and arrangements in the Gola~ Heights. yo,~•~l~: fr ns, then, when, all of them took the chance that The sources reported that Yasir U you buy E Bonds regularly · South's five Trumps opposi te two during your working years, you'll Arafat, chairman of the Palestine likely have a substantial stack wou ld be enough to make game Libera ti o n Orga nization , had built up when retirement comes there. They were right if Declarer shunned a number of invitations around. Then, you can either cash played safe but even that would them in one by one to supplement. from President Sadat to visit Cairo your income or exchange them not offset the Slam in Clubs. for talks. The PLO has joined Syria for Series H Bonds to gt ve you a However, four Hearts making !our · in exp ressing concern over the steady income. is as good as five Clubs making (Exchanging them, incident.a lly, p ossi bility of a n independe nt permits you to continue deferring six. accord by Egypt and Israel in Sinai, mcome lax on the accumulated In Clubs there arc eleven tricks the diplomats added. interest! , right off the top and the twelfth U.S. Savings Bonds. One sure T he Lebanese daily Ash Sharq, way to grow old gracefully. can come by ru f!ing a Spade in n o t e d fo r ~l ose link s with the South hand which would be Da mascus, said / tha t the Syrian Now E 8onch pay 6" inte-l'ffl, whe" Mid tt, Dummy. There is no problem ma turity rL~rs l4K" the lh'M )'Hrl. leaders informed Dr. Kissi nger at Bond• are ..c.ct if b l. MOien or dest."1)'1!d. there. Bu t Hearts presents a dif When M«I , they c:a T1 bf. c:a.twid at your thei r meeting in Damascus that the , bank. lntefffl is not auql!C\ t.o stalf' or loall, !ercnl story. Declarer has to ru ff Income tutt,, and rederal tax may M ma ndate of the United Nations the second lead of Spades and is driemid until redemption. fo rces in the Golan Heights would now down to four Trumps, the not be extended after its expiration same as West although Declarer at the end of May. doesn't know this. Now I watched as each Declarer quite properly The Syrian radio reported that went alter Trumps. Remember all the leadership o f As Sa iqa, the the cards in the other two suits are Syria n -backe d g u e rill a high so Trumps arc his only prob organization, had met in the Syrian lem. capital a nd issued a declara ti o n They all played the two high rejecting "partial solutions" in the Trumps and now comes the prob Middle East. lem . If the other two TrumP9. the The well- informed French Join the Payroll Savings Plan. Queen and Jack , both high now. language daily Lorent-Le Jour said were divided a third Trumps will Syria and the PLO might abandon cause them to crash together and Egypt and move over to the Declarer can m ke the re t of the " rejection front , " t h e Arab tricks for an overtrick . But if they cxtremcists who reject peace talks arc both in one hand, as they arc. with Israel. trying to drop them will be dis astrou . The opponent with both The paper quoted Ah m ed will win that third lead and then Jebrcel, leader of the Popular Front with his other high Trump drew for the Liberation o f Pa lestine, Declarer"s I t one. Now the re- General Command as havi ng pre9lled tlllt Mr. .-trlt'at· ma1111 ~-~-• Ille halld -o clvw1I two. Become would soon allow the guerrilla to 8-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, icm THE SHOW MUST GO ON big sign recently. It said , "The TEL AVIV: The Chen Ci nema Show Must Go On." on Dizengoff Square cjisplayed a LONDON: There is "no doubt" that Bri tain •and Europe were forced into a pro-A rab stance Hello Again! because of the Arabs'. oil weapon. Foreign Secretary James Callaghan TRAVEL admitted on a late TV interview. News of the Sports World by Warren Wolden He said the situation was ANYWHERE "dis\astcful" to him. "I hate to be beholden to other people, to be in a situation where other people may SPEAK DAISY: " What will the from which so many girls are have a stranglehold on us . It is a answer be?" was the question in "pushing away from " in the limitatio n of our freedom o.f that entrancing song from the weight watchers programs.
movement." ' 1 beautiful old show Blossom Time. ... · - St't' ,'L,' tr ,l\t'I Of course, it referred to the one GOOD IDEA? If the male species ADMINISTRATOR time popular procedure of picking 'is going to succumb to the efforts CAMPTEVYA petals off a daisy while seeking an of the weaker (?) sex for invading Brookline, N.H. answer. The daisy's decision was the realm of sports, maybe the Administrator to handle physical side of considered infallible by those who umpiring angle is a good one. comp management working closely with - depended on the flower. Rudyard Maybe a girl umpire would have a the director of this highly regarded co ed Jewish Summer Comp in its 36th Kipling had another system . for more uninhibited view of a close season. Camp related experience A NAMED TREASURER: Robert C. finding answers. It was Kipling play at the plate if a sylph-like~ plus. Wood, president of People's Sav who wrote, "I keep six honest mermaid-type slid across home ings Bank, has been named trea serving men (they taught me all I and was tagged by a rough-tough, Ooen Daily an d Saturaay WRITE OR CAU: Arnold Cohen surer of the Rhode Island dinner knew); Their names are What arid tobacco-chewing catcher. Maybe a JORDAN MARSH c/ o Camp Tevya for National Jewish Hospital and Why and When and How and fog-homed-voiced male umpire WARWICK MALL 66 Prospect St. Research Center at Denver, it was Where and Who. " might be affected by the chivalry 2nd Floor Near Gen Ott1ce Manchester, N.H. 03104 announced by Stanley P. Blacher, TE L 738-0100 Tel, 603-668-7610 committee· chairman. of the situation when he observed AND SO: With the opening of the the beauty of a "Miss America" Mr. Wood will serve as treasur er of a state-wide dinner for the big league baseball season just a before she hit the dust. little more than six weeks ahead ... respiratory disease center on Mon RESIDENTIAL day, April 14, at the Colonial Hil- and with Christine Wren deter Maybe he'd shout, "Ya shoudda . ton Inn in Cranston. Thomas F. mined to be a professional base been out but in case of a ·tie, being COMMERCI-AL Gilbane and William J. Gilbane of ball umpire and with some mem a gentleman, I'll favor the lady - the Gilbane Building Company ore bers of the feminine sex of 'the so my fair lady, ya made it!" And INDUSTRIAL guests of honor. opinion that they can take part in then the argument! And if it were RENTALS Mr. Wood, a graduate of Brown masculine games, what's going to a female arbiter, who would win in University, is actively involved >in happen in the future? a battle of )A'ords? It reminds of MEMBER STATE-WIDE MLS AND banking and charitable affairs in the elderly, ill-feeling man who COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT DIVISION the stale. 1 BASEBALL SCHOOL: Miss heard a group of females outside EVACUATION Christine Wren is, said to be the his sick room discussing his situ ation. "When will a woman's JERUSALEM: Israeli artillery first woman to complete a course tongue cease to wag?" he ques I\Jcrard G. Holland CB .. suspended firing on terrorist in baseball officiating. Christine attended an umpire school in Cali tioned. Well, anyway, Miss Christ ~-M ..•~·- strongholds in Shuba village in ~EAUORJ southern Lebanon to permit .the fornia and was the only girl in a ine Wren is following in the path villagers who had evacuated the class of 45 . She umpired five in trail-blazed by the first woman place to return for their belongings nings of a game involving the Los umpire, Bernice Gera - so far. 728-5000 and leave again. The Israeli guns Angeles Dodgers and University Bernice decided to abandon the - Mox Berry Building, 101 Main Street, Pawtucket, R.I. 02860 held their fire at the special request of Southern California in the big idea after there was objection to (Across from new Apex) of Gen . Ensio Siilasvuo, Dodger Stadium during the .past one of her calls but Miss Wren is commander of the United Nations fortnight. And she worked "behind determined to keep going. Where Emergency Force. the plate." A different kind of will this "women's lib" take us• "plate,·· of course, than those . .. 'CONGRATS. RALPH: The Cen tury Award Dinner in honor of President Katzir Cancels Ralph Zairnelli was tremendous with "Z" looking as fit as ever "FACTORY AUTHORIZED" Participation In Cor~nation and acting the champioll' he was always. His, "From the bottom of Zalman Shazar, had exchanged TEL AVIV: The Israeli my heart, I thank you" spoke "state vi sits. EXPER.T SERVICE Government announced that volumes; the chairman and com Nepalese trainees continue to 331-5610 President Ephraim Katzir had mittee 'in charge did an unusually attend courses in Israel while Israeli TV-STJREO-TAPE-RADIO canceled h(s sc heduled fine job; and to see the former bo agricultural experts have been participation in the coronation of xers brought to mind that maybe FREE PICK UP & DELIVERY helping in Nepal. A Nepalese King Birendra Bir Bikram Shah they are a vanishing group. Any airborne battalion is Israeli-trained. 777 NO~ MAIN ST., PROV. Deva of Nepal. boxer from the days when the ring An Israeli official said the latest The decision, it was explained, game was spotlighted is a lumina foll owed notification from Nepal development did not mean an ry of the fir~t magnitude. The na- that "certain hostile elements erosion in the relationship. He ture of the game spotlighted each DISCOUNT PRICES believed . the Nepalese authorities intend to cause disturbances during one as a courageous standout. genuinely feared a situation might ON THE NEW 1975 ZENITH the ceremonies and to disrupt Time was when they were pointed them ." · develop that they could- not out on the street with 'There goes control. COLOR-TV and STEREOS I An Israeli Foreign Ministry this one or that one." And they official said the Nepalese did not Nepal had not withdrawn the carry the courage characteristic of identify the "hostile elements," but invitation to President Katzir but the ring with them in the ignominy it was assumed here that they were had told the Israelis of the threats. of obscurity as a new generation Arabs. It was officially announced that passes without being aware of the Nepal has been one of the few Ambassador Avshalom Caspi spot of prominence they once oc p-~ third-world countries to maintain would represent Israel at the ·_ COMPLETE- .. cupied. friendly relations with Israel and to ceremonies in Katmandu, the ••• CAR CARE ·itJTOMOTiVE . withstand Arab pressure to end the Nepalese capital. POSSIBILITY: Someone asked relationship. Nepal has never opened an Joe Celletti, the boxing authority, Specials SERVICE - King Birendra himself, when he embassy in Israel but conducts if he thought the game could build was crown prince, spent several relations through a nonresident interest in Witschi"s Arena due to months in this country in 1968. ambassador based in France who the fact that a couple of promising Earlier the late King Mahendra maintains contact with the Israeli gladiators are residents of the Embassy in Paris. and the late Israel President, North Attieboro and Attleboro sections. Maybe the game would build popularity there and could Your Money's Worth eventually move into the Provi dence Civic Center. Joe's answer Don't expect good gos (Continued from page 4) gross incomes of between $20,000 . was. "Yes." mileage when your car needs a contributions, $544; medical and $25,000: taxes,'$ I, 778; interest, tune-up or your transmission expenses, $291. · $1,208, contributions, $544; LIKE MAN WITHOUT A needs adjustment ... you won't Average deductions claimed on medical expenses, $291. Average COUNTRY: The Champion deductions claimed on adjusted get ill This time we ore adjusted gross incomes of between Oceaneers of Soccer have released $25,000 and $30,000: taxes, $2,184; gross incomes of bet ween $25,000 their schedule but are not definite reducing our prices for both. interest, $1,360; contributions, and $30,000: taxes, $2,184; interest, concerning their home pitch. They Stop in and hove us check your $692; medical expenses, $336. $1,360; 1 contributions, $_692; are listed to begin defense of their car today. Average deductions claimed on medical expenses, $336. Average American Soccer League title •Expert Tune•Up by qualified adjusted gross incomes of between deductions claimed on adjusted against the Boston Astros on April mechanics. $30,000 and $50,000: taxes, $2,983; gross incomes of between $30,000 26 but where? Maybe at Conley •Most modern wheel alignment equip. interest, $1,686; contributions, and $50,000: taxes, $2,983; interest, Stadium: a maybe at Pierce Field? •El«tronic Wheel Balancing $1,031; medical expenses, $393. • $1,686; contributions, Sl,031; •Radiator & Heater rodding & ... · AND. thanks to King Sherm recoring. Average deductions claimed on medical expenses, $393 . Average Strickhouser for referring to: " If it adjusted gross incomes of between deductions claimed on adjusted isn"t good, don't say it!" - CAR SI0,000 and $15,000: taxes, Sl,030; gross incomes of between $50,000 R_Y ON! interest, $931; contributions, $344, and $100,000: taxes, $5,145; A subscription to the Herald can medical expenses, $333. Average interest, $2,855; contributions, mean a lot of different things to dif RADIATOR & deductions claimed on adjusted $2,092; medical expenses, $462. ferent people. News from home. I Average deductions claimed on Bos TON BODY WORKS gross incomes of between S15,000 recipes, local haJlpcnint1s, inter and $20,000: taxes, $1,404; interest, adjusted gross incomes of SI00,000 national stories. evcrythintt is cov I Ro PINF ',I S 1.097 ; contributions, $424; and over: taxes. $14,499; interest, ered in your weekly Herald. For in medical expenses, $294. Average $8,372; contributions, $13 ,444; PROVIDE'~CF GA 1-2625 formation about a suhS<.-ription call deductions claimed on adjusted medical expenses, $673. 724--0200. L --
THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 197$-,-9. u4 ♦ o o o :• $ .$ .$ ¥ 0 Herald subscribers comprise an results, advertise in the Herald. Ii SUC'C:ESSFUL Only active buying m.arket. For excellent Call 724-0200 or 724-0202._ In America FACIALS SKIN TIGHTENERS IN~ESTIN8 -Her Highness l>A~II> R. SARGENT By CREATIVE SKIN CARE Harry MURIEL PERLMAN T-E Bolld Fullds - consider the application; decisions ,...... _. _ _ Golden BEAUTY CONSULTANT A■ Enr-ExpandJ■a Fleld often take a year· or. more. , and EAST COAST REPRESENTATIVE Q: Pl~ •pply die- ■■- or · Assuming the company does wjn faHS whae portfolios co■slst or approval, this prodllct will be FOR APPOINTMENT,CALL tu-exeapt boNs. Do diese ...... entering a highly ·competitive area (401) 351-2927 di■,.erees?C.P. where Bausch & Lomb is the well- p O C $ $ Q. O't fl ♦ + • e A: There arc over 250 of ihesc established lcadar and Warner- , • "!. . . .. • closed-end. municipal bond funds Lambert a new entrant. One thing Dan Rather's recent operating under ,the sponsorship of Union Corp's other operations interview with Fidel Castro ("CBS a dozen or more fir111s. The include metal recycling which, Reports") proves beyond any Eaton's principal sponsors iri the field arc: because of a switch to LlFO doubt: The cigar-smoking general Merrill Lynch, John Nuveen, E. F. accounting, suffered from lowered issimo is the wordiest dictator in Box·ed Stationery Hutton, Paine Webber, Kohlmeyer margins. The 94%-owned Prinair the Western hemisphere. NOW AVAILABLE AT & Co. and Harris Upham. These (21 % of profits) h·as improved its Rather, obviously spaced out by New York Stock Exchan·gc results. Sale of two unprofitable his assignment to play footsie with member firms Offer for sale units in operations in fiscaJ_ 1974 resulted in history, began with simple ques- 1 ASSOCIATED series of portfolios of tax-exempt a $1.2 million loss. Although lions that most diplomats might 19 SUMMER ST. PAWTUCKET 726-0038 bonds. Each series is marketed earnings for fiscal 1975 (ending have disposed of in three of four (ACROSS FROM THE Y AND NEXT TO THE LIBRARY) separately and · may have a June 30) should exceed the $0.15 evasive sentences. "What do you· portfolio valued at $5 million to per share of the previous period, think of Gerald Ford?" Rather PRESENT THIS COUPON FOR DISCOUNT $40 miliion. The funds now existing there are other issues 'in the same' asked, unsuspecting. And ;,What •. TED LOEBENBERG ~HELDON BLOOMBERG have more than $3.6 billion (face price - range which are more was your reaction to Watergate?" value) in bonds in their portfolios. attractive al this time. For example, Seventeen thousand words later, r------qlP AND SAVE_.,;,, ______, Units, generally priced at $1,000 House of Fabrics (NYSE); Dan Rather looked more bug-eyed plus accrued interest, are sold at a discussed in a recent column ·has than ever, though it was hard to tell I ~=::=::;:::;:::::::=~ - I 3 ½% to 4½% load fee. There is reported uptrend.ing profits d~pite if hi~ e_xpression was the result of I RESTORE I an adverse retail climate. · , · prox1m1ty to greatness or shock at also a small annual fee for the I ,___.__;= I turstee and evaluation charges. At , Otis Elerator,- the torrent of verbalization he had YOUR , the present time, these funds are all Going Up and Down unleashed upon an innocent TV _au- ! .,__--!.::=!:ll FURNITURE I of the closed-end type. Thus, once a Q: I ban some money to Invest at dience of millions. - portfolio is assembled and all the this dme. Would you recommend Meanwhile it was obvious that I Artistic Furniture Refinishing units are sold, no new units in that Otis Elevator (NYSE) selling at $29 Fidel, puffing all the while on a Cu I HAND RUBBED FINISHES.OOR SPECIALTY particular fund are issued. Their and paying $2.20, as a sound ban cigar, was just warming up. portfolios are unmanaged and as Investment? E.B. ,,- . When Rather made the mistake of I • OiJ::inish • Repairing • Antiquing bonds mature the proceeds are A: In my opinion there are a inquiring about Latin American re · I 15_Years Experience ; • i Ill Work Guaranteed distributed lo unit holders. Thus, number of other issu~ which have · publics and Cuba 'itself, the word I Hll'T smu FIii USS ••• CIU FOi PtlOIIPT FIIEE UTIUTE the fund is eventually self gr eater investment appeal, horde, as they say in Beowulf, was I NIW England's Furniture Refinishing Service liquidating. For the most part, particularly if the 8% yield is an unlocked. f - Call Ralph Be~enger 781-7569 portfolios l!,re 80% or more in A-or important factor in your selecting . Even th~ translators were thrown Otis . This manufacturer of mtoapamc.EverylOthsentenceor I We Also Refinish Wood or Metal 01/ice furniture AA-rated issues, with the balance I , 730 Potters Ave. Pri,vidence in BBB bonds. Usually only elevators and escalators has so was carried in English via cap 5%-10% of the bonds are gene ral .increased its dividend only 20%, or tiirns, while the audio man L------obligations. High·er yielding an average of 2% annually in the struggled desperately to keep up revenue bonds, issued to finance past decade. In addition, earnings with ~all of Fidel's "It seems to toll roads, water systems or some have shown limited growth, rising mes' '. ~nd "On the other hands," . other revenue-producing project, , on I y 5 5 % for the per i O d. Faintly emerging through all the dominate most of these furiils. Furthermore( foreign operations verbiage were a few solid facts. Hospital and housing bonds are have been the mainstay in recent First, that detente with Soviet Rus _w·edding.- Tents~ also utilized. years, showing fairly strong growth sia and Red China seems redi Safety-conscious investors may while results from the home front culous when cold war tensions are MANY SIZES-AND COLORS AVAILABLE FOR be attracted to The First Trust of have been declining. For the decade maintained with a republic 90 miles RECEPTIONS AND ANY FESTIVE OCCASION ... Insured Muni.dpal Bonds , through 1973 Otis shares traded in fron\ Miami. · sponsored by Van Kampen a relatively flat and narrow range, Second, _Cubans are t_ired ·of Including Colorful New Tents Made To Order For Wauterlek & Brown of Chicago. averaging $45 per share. Although · being deprived of benefits · that )>aramount Picture's Produ?tion of "The Great-Gatsby" Other special features available are the shares are now 60% below this Yanqui imperialists caifeasily pro funds comprised of municipals that I eve I , unset t I e d economic vide. And third, in the rebel lead Filmed In Newport arc entirely exempt from a condi tion~ abroad will likely e_r's ,own words_, the _p rimary condi particular state's taxes continue to act as a depressant to t10n for_ r':opemng friendly relations (CA,MI,NY,PA,TX). Nationally recovery. 1s the hftmg of the U.S. economic .- nWT·TBIT cmam oriented funds issue statements By way of contrast, Standard Oil blockage. _ 847-4777 showing the percentage of income of California (NYSE) has upped its Washington should impose its derived (rom each state. If you are dividend 120% to 223% rise in own primary condition, which is 65 TOURO STREET in a 30% or higher tax bracket, one profits over the last decade. A that Fidel must take a crash course NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND 02840 of the municipal bond funds could di v i den d h as been paid in brevity of expression. The beard make a sensible investment for you. conlinu
10-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1975 CALL OFF SfRIKE caused acut~ shortages of kosher LONDON: The wecklong strike meat, has been called off pending HARRY by Jewish slaughterers, which has further pay negotiat.ions. Kosher · WON---.. meat supplies will be back to normal next week. The 17 GOLDEN Dorothy Ann slaughterers of the shechita board (Continued from page 9) wanted a wage hike from 53 like most people, I suppose, that he Wiener Pounds 10 100 ·Pounds a week. was guilty. After all, the news cov ":YOUI TIIAYELAGINT" Inc. . Thirteen kashrut supervisors erage was sensational. Some of the wanted an increase from 37 Pounds papers actually assumed that he to 85 Pounds weekly. was the man long before the trial. But Johnnie said from the begin ning that he did not do it, wasa't' there when it happened, and didn't know who did it." But Father Write emphasized that it was many m'onths before he 7 was really convinced that Brooks C 6 was not guilty. Only careful digging A 6 and piecing together of facts has L brought.Jiim to that conclusion .' L "I suppose I really began to question Brooks's guilt when the 2 investigator for his defense, who 7 had felt sure that Brooks was guilty, became convinced within a 2••-··-· week of his investigations that 6 Brooks could not have been with 2 Wilma at the time of the crime. 0 "Shortly after that, Wilma de 0 scribed Johnnie as having long, ••. EL Al lies year roun d f rom:o flared sideburns, which he cannot USA to Israel !l2!l:1mP.. V grow, and a scar which he does not ... El ·Al makes it so easy for you have. By the way, Wilma has al• ways insisted on that description; to visit l~rsu:I, despite her attorney saying at one ••. EL Al offers~y group de- R~ point that she was probably 'con partures to Israel year-round. Come As You ~r• "THE EMPEROR HENRY" by Luigi Pirandello, with Richard· Jenkins, Rich fused .' ard Kneeland and Daniel von Bargen, continues al Trinity Square Re "Then there were the letters that ... ~l Al knows Israel best. Just For Fun pertory Company's downstairs playhouse through March 30. Directed by Johnnie's girl friend allowed me to CALL for Special Every Variety of Pizza Brooks Jones, the production deals with a modern man who thinks he is have at my request. He had written . a medieval German monar,ch. Performonces are Tuesday through Sun 10 day trip$ You Can Thil\k Of day. nearly every day to her from the city jail, and they were really a to Israel S 1 9 Th ■ Family Pizza Parlor diary of sorts.'' OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 15 For Dining Kneeland As Emperor Henry Father Wright has not been 2 or 3 wk. Rd. Trip to fsrael Grinders. alone in his claim that Brooks is in UNTIL MARCH 1 5 '599 Italian Dinners nocent. In the last year he has had AFTER MARCH 1 5 '629 Fine Wines. - Gives Magnificent Performance help and encouragement from 0th- IERMUDA Draft Beer Luigi Pirandello's The Emperor that died 20 years earlier when ers who have worked close to the 7 DAY MIN StAY Henry became mad. The coun- case. These have included friends ST. THOMAS Henry is essentially a star's 'l03 YOUt HOSTS AH vehicle, however . good the sur tess's daughter provides a foil for and relatives of Brooks as well as ID. PAHOUDATS TONY and MAIY PAWMIO GITlDAYIWU rounding company may be. In all of them, but neither she nor friends of Wilma, newspeople, po- WEEKDAYS CALL 1$ IINIVOtENT STIIIIT any of the others is more than hall licemen, and a committee of citi- ONLY!- (Corner Br6ok Str~) · Trinity Square's current produc OffER EXPIRES TODAY! tion Richard Kneeland, playing real beside the vivid Henry. zens which has 'set up the Johnnie PROVID£NC£, IIHODI ISLAND Kneeland's variety has through _Lee Brooks Fund. MARCH31 ·wl OPEN the madman who believ.es himself to be Henry IV of Germany, so the years become almost some- "An attorney, Norman London, All Credit Cards Accepted DIUVIR s~~i'~~- dominates the evening that one al thing we take for granted here in has agreed to take the case for rct- 766 H'OPE ST. Fij. l S.k'Tit 4 L.m. most wonders if he needs a com Providence. His great talents are rial. Now we are trying to raise PROVIDENCE pany at all. clearly demonstrated in a play that some money. So that's why I've CALL might easily have become tiresome been talking to . the press, hoping &21-NOO The ,play concerns a man who 272-6200 ii performed with less skill. In- people will respond," said the . DUIV£RY S P.M:-ClOSINv has been mad for 20 years and his stead, philosophy and laughter priest. , keepers, relatives and former WONN. greet one another in an all-too friends. Past and present have to short production. The Eric Bentley · be sorted out in their memories as Proposes National Program translation, with two acts instead well as in Henry's, but his are ClNTONES-E& of three, moves swiftly, the per For Tay-Sachs Disease overriding, as they have the power formance is magnificent. WASHINGTON: Rep. Joshua A"'ERICAN FOODS of his own past and of the past The opening night performance Eilberg (D.Pa.) has introduced that he h~s for 20 years believed Exotic Dishes and Drinks For was dedicated to the memory of legislation to establish a national to be his. As the medieval ruler The "Epicurean" Hortense Lederer, a benefactor of program for the diagnosis, control, who knelt in penance in the snow Trinity. who died last Monday. and prevention o f' Tay-Sachs Beautiful New Cocktail Lounge at Canossa, Henry has the felicity Artistic director Adrian Hall said, disease. Eilberg said. the measure of knowing that the events he lives Take-out Service For All Foods in announcing the dedication, that authorizes the Secretary of Health. through have already happened in Pirandello was Mrs. Lederer's fa. Education and Welfare to initiate Rte. 136, 549 Metacom Ave., Bristol a way that cannot be altered. vorite playwright. Tay-Sachs screening and Into the realistic court that he Ample Parking 253-4414 counseling programs in- existing has surrounded himself with come LOIS ATWOOD health centers across tbe nation and A.FINE RESTAURANT TO ENJOY a former love, the Countess Math The play was directed by Brooks Jones. with scenery design to set up an information program ilda; her present lover; her daugh When You Enjoy Dining Out about the disease. A total of SJ ter, and a doctor who is fascinated by Robert D. Soule; costumes, Serving the Best Chinese Cuisine and James Berton Harris; lighting, million is au'thorized for the plan. by the pathology involved. Mor~ Our Famous Pupu Platters John McLain; and properties, "Approximately 700,000 intimate than they are the four Sandra Nathanson. In the cast be Americans are afflicted with this PARTY FACILITIES AVAILABLE young men who surround Henry, sides Kneeland were Timothy Do disease which will affect one-fourth his keepers but also his court. Sun. thru Fri. 12 to 12 Saturday 3 to 12 nahue, Richard Jenkins, Daniel of all the children born to parents . - . .. Dressed in period clothes, as ev von Bargen. and Lane Davies as who both carry the gene mutation eryone must be who enters hi s the lour young men; Jan Farrand which causes it," said Eilberg. quarters. the young men are also as the countess; Margo Skinner as "This means that one of 30 caught up into the great fantasy, her daughter; Ed Hall as the doc Americans of F. 3slern European so that their role of guardians tor: Richard Kav.anaugh as the Jewish descent or 90 ·percent of the turns into something different baron: John D. Garrick as the U.S. Je wish popu!ation are from what was origiQally asked of marquis, and Howard London as potential parents of a Tay-Sachs them. Giovanni. child:· Eilberg noted. YARN Knecland's Henry IV seems so perfectly what Pirandello intended that another interpretation of the Propose Formation Of Arab-American Bank role docs not seem possible. He is NEW YORK : Atef Gamel in H:"ti~t•·". SPECIAL PER by turns mad, sane. or half-mad , Eldin. secretary general and ·. (, .. ,el-Eldin said that about 4-Pl Y ACRYLIC 40Z. ha lf-lu cid, but always with a logic counsel of the Houston-based five .. ng institutions would be PULL SKEIN and intention beyond questioning. American-Arab Chamber of included on · 1he American side of [ill From his entrance in sackcloth Commerce, has disclos ii that a the operation. As he described the and penitent, two rouged hall-cir proposal for formation of an Arab proposal, the new bank would not cles onhis checks, hi s agi ng face American bank is being circulated hold individual deposits or make PLUS URGE SELECTION Of All TYPES OF and mad eyes belying the appar among unspecified United States loans to individuals but would be ent sincerity of his greetings. until banks and various Arab countries. involved in major investments for WOOL ORLON-ILENDS-BABY YARN, ETC. the final moment of the play when If formed, the bank would be a member American bank's or Arab madness has enacted what ·sanity 50-50 joint undertaking by Ynited states. He added that October was AT MILL PRICESIII may have prompted, Kneeland is States banks and unspecified Arab the target for incorporation. totally in command of his material interests. and his audience. The chamber which was NAMED DIRECTOR YARN OUTLET The young men arc ably played: organized in 1968 and reports its NEW YORK: Michael M . Rand the doctor amuses us with hi s pro current membership to be 148 of New York has been named 225 CONANT St. fessional intensity and single-mind corporations, is coordinating the executive director of the United PAWT., I.I. ed pursuit of of his facts: the bar bank-formation effort, according States Committee Sports for Israel, on's languid insolence couples to Mr. Gamel-Eldin. The bank which sponsors United States OP1t1 t te 4:JI MONDAY 11n FIIHY-QOSID !ATUIDAY neatly with his mistrcss·s intensity would be incorporated under Texas participation in the World as she tries to recapture a flame laws and would have headquarters Maccabiah Games in Israel. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1975..,;.;ll' .o According To.Rabin that Israel would be ·willing to GIVESLIFf President, Hafcz alAssad, about the return the passes and oilfields in JERUSALEM : Secretary of · exchange for an Egyptian State Kissinger gave a lift from ~ commitment not to go to war. It Syria to· Israel to a freshman Israel Will No.t ·withdraw was the first time he had explicitly Democratic Congressma'\ from ~ made that pledge. Brooklyn, Stephen J . Solarz, who Until Egypt G-ives Up War Mr. Rabin's remarks, however, are has walked with leaders in Israel, · DRAPERIES certain to be interpreted by the Eg Jordan, Egypt and Syria. Mr . · JERUSALEM: Premier Yitzhak belo ng to the second. yptians as a· toughening of the Is Solarz, w~o is 34 years old, said he' Rabin said in Parliament here that They believe that Israel would do raeli stand, and this is likely to had been encouraged by his Israel would not withdraw from the better _to try to negotiate a complicate Mr. Kissinger's mediat discu ssi-e-n.s with the Syrian W NS, Inc.' mountain passes and the Abu comprehensive peace agreement ing efforts. 1195 No. Main S't., Prov. Rudeis oilfields in the Sinai with the Arabs in Geneva rather President· Anwar el-Sadat has PET CARE-SERVICES OPEN MON. THRU SA"T. to S:30 Peninsula until Egypt renounced than squander her baqiaining cards refused so fa r to make any Vacation time or just gelling rues; TIU 9 P.M. any intention of res11ming war. piecemeal in a series of interim away lor o weekend? GA l-3955 commitment to nonbelligerency, r\ltoh co,e of th• dog or cotot your ttom.. The pet Speaking an hour afier Secretary agreements with individual Arab even in exchange for the passes and will be walked ond bru.hed itod, doy 011d wouwd vponr•quesl. of State Kissinger's departure for countries. oilfields. Egypt, Mr. Rabin said: Mr . -Rabin's 9latement today REASONABLE RA TES Call after 5: 30 p.m. HAVE BUYERS FOR "We shall not give up the passes seemed to be a concession to the All day Sunday as an effective defense line nor give legitimate fe_a rs of the second DRUZE ASK FOR AID Commercial • Industrial TEL AVIV: Notables of Israel's 725-6469 , up the oilfields at Abu Rueeis as an group. He seemed .to be saying that or Residential Property Druze community have appealed to LARRYGORlrri economic factor of the first order as Israel would not give up References long as Egypt docs not withdraw strategically valuable assets for Defense Minister Shimon Peres to PLEASE CALL try to secure the release from the war. Without an end to nothing, that she would insist upon of a Druze medical student, Asem Kasem, the state of war, the passes and the something substantial in return. "Herbert L. Brown from a Leganese prison. Kasem, oilfields will remain in Israeli His statement, made son of Sheikh Najib Kassem of Having A_Party? hands." spontaneously during a 421-S3S0 Rammah village in Western The right-wing Opposition parliamentary debate, was a CALL 'Residence Phone Galilee, was allegedly kidnapped by immediately seized on Mr. Rabin's negati.ve rephrasing of earlier Arab terrorists who turned him remark as a sig"nificant new remarks in a filmed interview with 861-S601 over to Lebanese authorities in U RENT-AlLS hardening of Israel's basic former Mayor John V. Lindsay Beirut. The Lebanese claimed he negotiating position. But Dan that was broadcast on the ABC' ff EKRYV{(l>o.KE@ carried a forged passport and Tables Chairs Dishes Patir, the Premier's spokesman, television network Monday. · accused him of being an Israeli spy. d isputed this interpreta tion and The Premier t_old Mr. Lindsax Champagne Fountains· REALTORS insisted that the remarks Hospital Trust Bldg: represented nothing more than a 725-3779 Real Estate Si,u:e J 891 clarificationof existing policy. To Weed Or Not To Weed; 'Bask Willingness' Remains "The basic Israeli willingness to' That ls ·Israel's Question ma ke important withdrawals in dt)\f"t It' 1,V N~"i. When Your Wedding Day exchange for important Egyptian JERL! SALEM: While the lsJaeli the roots could seriously damage concessions-is still there," he said. Government has been grappling the stones. Rabbi Goren said the -. Is Over " There has been no change in with Secretary of State Kissinger's grass represents the destruction of that." interim agreement with Egypt, the the Temple and the longing of Be Certain You, Too, Have The Premier's statement seemed attention of most Israelis has been Israel for redemption. . An Album of to have been intended, at least in riveted on the great grass debate. The rabbi added that since the part, to counter increasing criticism To weed or not to weed the ' wall had not disintegrated in the ,.· CREATIVE CANDIDS by · both of Mr. Rabin and his suppo°rt Western .Wall - that is the issue last 2,000 years, it seemed unlikely for the step-by-step negotiating that h as produced dozens of to do so in the coming millenium. ~. II. q~~ Studio approach of Secretary Kissinger. newspaper articles, outraged letters Th'is ruling was immediately That it ignited such controversy to the editor and conflicting rulings challenged by Chief Rabbi Ovadia . 14 H0_MEWOOD AVE. 353-2694 was a barometer of sensitivity in from the nations two chief rabbis. Yosef, who, as head of the NORTH PROVIDENCE, R.I . Israel over the issues of withdrawal The core of the contc.oversy is the Seph a rdic (North Afric a n) and another interim agreement long, shaggy grass that hangs in community, is Rabbi Goren's CANTOR ABRAHAM MEHLER with Egypt. clumps from the crevices between ecclesiastical equal. The two men & The 1mnti Laf19 Symphonic 0..... The nation is bieng divided into the stones of the Western Wall, are jealously competitive and rarely Will Officiol• at leligiou1 & Seder Serticft known outside Israel as the Wailing agree on anything. • TOP IROADW AY SIIOWS ' those who endorse Mr. Kissin~r•s • INDOOR , OUTDOOR POOLS step- by-step a pproach ang those Wall. The huge retaining wall, built Rabbi Yosef ruled that it was not INDOOR "YIAR 'ROUND" IQ SUTING who feel that it will lead only to with giant Herodian stones, is· the . o nly permissible but obligatory to AT INDOOR IOWLING • CHAMPIONSlltP GOU ' further Israeli withdrawals in last remnant of the second Temple remove the·grass when it endangers AU WEATHER TINNISCOURTf - HOMOWA&K I exchange for essentially and is revered as Judiasm's holiest the structure of the holy site. It SUPERI DAY CAMP• DIETARY CUISINE Celebrate This IRV & FlORENa IUCKSTIIN, your Hosts meaningless Egyptian concessions. site. should be pulled out, he said, and HOTEL PEOPLE WHO CARE, _ How Sides.OMde Held Up For 2,000 Years then left nearby to arouse sadness Joyous Holiday Premier Rabin and his Deputy The debate was ignitea when over the destruction of the Temple as Never Before HOMOWA[lt Premier and Foreign Minister Chief Ra bbi Shlomo Goren, the and longing for the redemption of LODGE Yigal Allon, belong to the first spirital hea\l of the Ahkenazic Israel. Tel: t1"'4HIOO group, but other Israeli leaders, (European) community, ruled Neat Trimming Urged 800'431-2212 including Defense Ministe~ Shimon recently that it is forbidden to pull Thus joined, the issue was taken Peres, who is an Israeli negotiator, out the grass des.pile warnings that up by political satirists and cartoonists. A few observed that Two Deplore Israel had other things to worry US Senators . about at this point, but ll)ost had GHAZI ACCAOUI, M.D.. ·~ fun at the .expense of the two Discrimination Of Banks rabbis, who are often treated as GYNECOLOGY / NEW YORK: Two influential been an underwriter together with semicomic figures by the press. Wishes to announce the re-location United Stales Senators said here Lazard F reres & Co. Letters to the editor began tci of his Cranston Office to that an attempt by Arab interests to " We believe that the spread of appear. One s uggested , as .a extend their economic boycott to this unconscionable practice so compromise, that the grass should Welesley Nor.th Smithfield banking houses with Jewish opposed to American principles be neither uprooted not left alone, MeclcalCenter . . Professiof181 Bldg. members was contrary to United and law should be stopped in the but trimmed nearly from time to 1616 Smith St, 260 Eddie Dowling Highway States policy. They called for .a United States." time. An amateur botanist wrote in No, Prov .. R.I. No. SmithfNlld, R,I. to warn that if the grass and weeds prompt investigation by the Ford , Praise for Merrill Lyodt had roots that thickened with 353-3240 Tel 766-8080 Administration. The Senators praised Merrill growth, there was a serious danger Hours: Tutsday and Hours: Monday, Senator Jacob K . Davits, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith, that the stones might be disloged Republican of New York, and Inc., which said that it planned to Thundly Wedntlday and Friday , and injure the worshipers at the Senator Harrison A. Williams, Jr., proceed with two international foot of the wall. Democrat of New Jersey, in a letter offerings of securities even though Another commentator suggested to Treasury Secretary William E. the Kuwaiti concern had dropped that the Ministry of Religious Simon, asked the Administration to out because of the participation of Affairs had started tht controversy determine whether, as a result of Lazard Freres, which is said to be . ' oh\ THE DESk as an excuse to cover the wall "with the boycott, there had been on the Arab blacklist. ~~ THE BIG TEE O,: religious discrimination against the kind of stucco that has made " It is clearly intolerable to 438-4400 "Jewish or any other Americans" Tel Aviv so ugly. "1 permit Arab - or any - investors by Arab interest.., and whether any One historically minded ,reader to attempt to extend such religious United States laws had been discovered that in August, 1942, discrimination to the United violated. both the Ashkenazic and Sephardic States," the Senators said. - Enforcement of an Arab blacklist rabbis visited the wall a nd of some Jewish investment banking In addition to aski ng the requested that the moss and grass FLOOR COVE.RING CO. houses has a furor in international Administration to investigate the not be removed. banking circles in recent days and Senators asked Mr. Simon to " I would like to know why Rabbi CARPET LINOLEUM has been widely discussed on Wall " promulgate, where possible, such Y osef wishes to change the decision Dear Friends: Street. regulations as may be necessary to of his predecessor," the reader Presently I have in stack for immediate. delivery a selection of eight Graff Elipt'eaN prevent the occurrence of any such asked indignantly. c-- colors of o Scotchgarded dense pile Nylon Shag, regularly priced "We have noted with grave religious discriminations" and lo Caught in the mlddle of this, the '1 9.95, now '9.99 a square yard. (Cushion and installation extra) concern reports of efforts to propose new legislation if needed to man who originally sought a ruling If you ore contemplating a change but ore waiting for o real good discriminate again t banking firms prevent such discrimination." in the matter, Rabbi Dov Perla of value, stop by and brows, while our inventory losts. This special sale with Jewish members from "We feel the U .S. stands ready to the Relisious Affairs Ministry, would be an excellent opportunity to solve your Bedroom, living participation in international welcome foreign investment, announced that he would call in a Roam or Dining Room remodeling needs. Hope to see you ot our financial transactions," the two including Arab investment, that · professional botanist and ah NEW location: 1 Waterman Avenue, East Providence. East Provi Senator id in their letter. conforms to the standards of our engineer to examine .the wall and dence si de of THE OLD RED BRIDGE . "Thi effort no -ms to be society and the national security determine whether the plants Sincerely, spreading to the . United States as and interest," the Senators actually threatened the stones. evidenced by the reported concluded, "but Arab oil money Asked what he would do if he Murray Trinkle ithdrawal of the Kuwait should not be permitted lo enter received opposed opinions, Rabbi Investment Company from two our country on a basis contrary to Perla laughed and said " Get a third transac:tionl in which it would have our morality and Constitution.'' opinion, naturally," 12-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1975 '. Because of Link With Iran Paris Government De Jean Repl_ogle Reteives Jewish People Seem lo Avoid Will Not Intervene Sympathy, Love From Israelis In Arab Bank Boycott (Continued from page I) Department of Orthopedic Surgery at the Hadassah Hospital, says that Use Of Pan Am Airlines PARIS: Premier Jacques Chirac her bearing gifts. · as soon as De Jean's wound is NEW YORK: Pait American endorsed "in principle" the said here that the French De Jean is particularly excited healed, she will be ready for the World Airways has noted a small tentative proposal. Once final Government would not intervene when she receives messages, letters, fitting of an artificial limb. This but measurable loss of Je\Yish details of the agreement are · to prevent pro..; lsraeli banks from parcels and other signs of affection may take another few weeks. passengers recently as a result of its negoti~ted, they must be approved being barred by Arab banks against from her family and friends in The Shrapnel of the grenade tentative agreement with the by the C.A.B. At the soonest, participation in bond issues. Jacksonville. She was thrilled when entered in the pelvic region, where Iranian Government that will company officials estimate it will be Addressing a Paris debating the 1974 National Basket Ball it tore up the main artery, leaving eventually give I ran 13 per cent of a month or two before the final society, Mr. Chirac said: AAU Champions from the lower limb without any blood the stock in Pan Am, a spokesman agreeme nt is negotiated and " In this affair, what is at issue Jacksonville led by Rex Morgan, supply. Several attempts to repair for the airline said here. approved. are the relations between banks on the captain, Coach Laurel Wood the artery failed. The amputation The company stresses that it had The Pan Am spokesman siad it the one hand , and the relations and Superintendent of Recreation had lo be carried out at mid-thigh. received only a "handful" of such ·was impossible to say how many between banks and their clients on Chuck Rogers, came specially to complaints, a lthough it complaints tl)e airline hag received,. the other. So it seems difficult for Jerusalem to visit her. • Messages of goodwill have come acknow ledged that it was or how many passengers had the Government. on this particular The team was here on tour after to De Jean from the Jacksonville concerned over possible future shifted to other airlines as a result point to adopt a coercive attitude winning the national AAU Chapter of Hadassah and from the effects of the Iranian agreement on of the arrangement with Iran. one way or another." Championship . They brought Jewish. Community Center of its dealings with Jewish passengers. In the days immediately It was disclosed last week that nowers, pennants and a basketball Jacksonville. Dr. Pesach Schindler, The airline said that it was trying following initial press reports that Arab banks participating in signed by all of the team and wire director of the United Synagogues to advise complainants that Iran is such an agreement was in the underwriting two bond issues here greatly moved by De Jean 's of America in Israel, and Rabbi not an Arab country, and was not works, he , said, there has been had made their participation response that she would never Aharon Singer, director of Beith allied witp Arab countries that had "only about 20" such cases, but the conditional on the nonparticipation forget their kindness. Atid of the United Synagogues, ~ been at war with Israel. But, number had not been kept up to of 'five Jewish-owned banks - When De Jean was asked presented De Jean with a Jerusalem company sources said there had date since then. Lazar & Freres & Co., Paris and whether her faith is sustaining her Bible - a holy Bible printed in been some difficulty in convincing A randon check with New York New York; the French and British despite the tragedy of losing a leg, Jerusalem in a special print. some callers and letter-writers of City -travel agents indicated some Rothschild banks and S.G. War she answered: "My faith is greater The Bible was inscribed : the distinction. developing resistance among burg & Co. of London. than ever: God has spared my life. I "Presented to a courageous girl, De In an unrelated development Pan Jewish passengers to Pan Am. know I might easily have been Jean: Our prayers are with you; American announced that it-would "I've had a number of people Routine In Israel killed. I am greatly encouraged by from The Center for Conservative seek Civil Aeronautics Board indicate that they won't take Pan the ,fact that people all over the Judaism in Jerusalem and your approval to suspend inost of its Am," said Ray Grover of Kent Surprises Outsiders world are praying for me." 'home congregation' - The service between New York, Boston, Travel Service im Brooklyn. NEW YORK: The condition of She quipped bravely with one Jacksonville Jewish Center." Philadelphia, and Baltimore, on the Another Brooklyn agent, who life in Israel is much misunderstood journalist . who asked her how the one hand, and points in Puerto asked that his identy not be abroad, writes Terrence Smith, amputation of her leg would LEAVE USSR Rico and several points iri the published, said, "I had one client correspondent for the New York change her way of life: "Not at all, NEW YORK : Yuli Caribbean, an(j between New and his wife who are going to Times in Jerusalem. Life in state of except that I can no longer suntan Tartakowsky, a Soviet Jewish Orleans and Herida, Mexico, from London tell me, I'll go on anything siege, as life in Israel is often both legs as I used to. But I'm activist and his mother, Esther, April 9 through December 15, but Pan Am' because he thinks Iran described, is far more quiet and going to go on with my schooling have been given permission to leave 1976. is going to own Pan Am. I told hiin routine than outsiders suspect. It is and my musjc. I plan to be a the Soviet Union and were It said the suspension of nights it's not so - that the Iranians not that Israelis ignore or dismiss computer programmer - unless I expected to depart by February 3, it - one of the drastic cost-cutting aren't Arabs, but he was firm." the terrorism that strikes their cities become an actress, another one of was reported by the National steps yet proposed by Pan and border towns, but rather that my dreams." Conference on Soviet Jewry and American at one time - was TO RECEIVE PARDON they have come to accept and live De Jean is a member of the the Student Struggle for Soviet necessary to offset its losses and cut CAPENHAGEN: It is more with it, like -the ever-present Jacksonville School Band, and she Jewry. Tartakowsky, who was one back operating costs on non than likely that the last three possibility of being mugged on a was delighted when her colleagues of the main organizers of the Babi pullable routes during the off prisoners involved in the murder of New York street or. killed in an on the band phoned her to wish her Yar demonstrations, and his season. Ahmed Boushicki in Lillehammer airplane crash anywhere. The day good luck. mother, have been seeking exit Under the proposed agreement in 1973 may soon receive a pardon. to day routine in Israel - the Her parents told Ambassador visas for 2 1h years. Tartakowsky between Iranian and Pan Am, Iran Once a pardon is granted they ordinary bustle of traffic and Keating and Mrs. Keating that was under intense pressure from is to make available about would have to leave Norway as shoppers, children playing in the they had been inspired by the Soviet authorities and recently was $300-million to the financially soon as possible. The three, who parks, oouples strolling after dark devoted medical attention of the in hiding, the reported. troubled United States airline, are serving sentences from six and a in the walled Old City - all this is • doctors and nurses of the Hadassah through loans and the purchase of half to nine years, are Sylvia Rafel, what startles visitors, most Hospital and by the spontaneous TO CONTINUE a controlling interest in its Inter Dan Erbe! an/I Avraham Gemmer. particularly those from the United affection of the people of Israel. JERUSALEM: Work on the new Continental Hotels chain. Iran Two others who were arrested with States. They arrive expecting a When some teen-agers asked De Maale Adumim industrial center would receive an option to buy 13 them and convicted of espionage visible, tangible tension, a near Jean whether she would return to along the Jerusalem-Jericho road per cent of the stock in this and complicity in the murder of the constant state of warfare. Some Israel on further pilgrimages, she on the West Bank will continue country"s largest international Moroccan national, have already seem almost disappointed. answered: "Certainly, I love this despite mounting opposition, airline. been released. All had been alleged country, and my leg is part of it." Premier Yitzhak Rabin told the The Ford' Administratio n to have been Israeli agents. Stay informed. Read the Herald. Prof. Myer Makin, head of the Cabinet.
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THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1975-13· innux of -investment capital for the the American economy, notable by Senate Subcommittee On Securities bank." ' , , _the wealthy Arab oil producing In another development, Ford stale$, The legislation was and Wayne S. Doran, coordinator introduced in the Senate last week To Study Arab Investments In US of Ford's $600 million Detroit by Sen, Harrison A . Williams riverfront development, the (D.NJ) and referred to the NEW YORK: Arab businessmen with securities violations. Mayors is seeking to attract Arab Renaissance Center, recently subcommittee which he heads. have been busily conducting a Similarly, in Sun Jose, a 39-year- investments in induSlry and disclosed that they are seeking series or ventures in this country o Id Saudi Arabian financier, farming in southern towns and Arab support for the project which • aimed at buying into or buying out Adn_an M . Khashoggi, has rural areas with local merchants has soared in cost due to innation. several large banks in Michigan withdrawn his offer to buy a one marketing their products in Arab Doran told reporters that he and t"\ and California. Their effort were third interest in the First, National countries. Jay Cooper, mayor or Ford- are seeking additional ,0 stymied in Pontiac, Michigan, and Bank for $14.1 million. The Prichard, Alabama, president of funding at meetings in Ne\\' York, San Jose, California, but an effort withdrawal was reportedly due to the 70-member Conference, said six Chicago and Los Angeles, They in Detroit appears to be having a the fact that stockholders in the mayors will travel to the Mideast in met with financial experts in New = measure or success. At the same bank would have rejected the Saudi March or April to gel the project York earlier this month to get time. southern Black mayors have Arabian'.s bid. underway. Cooper said two New additional funding for the center, been quietly negotiating with The Saudi Arabian, who recently York foundations, which he did which will eventually include a Middle East oil officials a nd reported his personal wealth to be not identify, have indicated they 70-story .hotel, four 40-story office ~£-AR businessmen to develop programs around $80 billion and heads a might be interested in providing buildings and apartments and "-. BARRINGTON or economic investm•nt and business empire worth, some $400 funds for the trip which will lake shopping areas overlooking the ~ COUNTRY SHOP cultural exchange. million, also has direct and indirect them lo Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Detroit River. · 223-A County Road In Pontiac, Ahmad C. Sarakbi, a - controlling intere,sls through his Iran. In . Washington, the Senate ~ Lebanese oil broker, has and his two brothers in Triad Cooper expressed some concern subcommittee on securities is abandoned his effort to buy control Holding ~ orporation and Fiat sales that the trip would create some ..studyi~ legislation aimed at · of the Community National Bank and servicing in Saudi Arabia, anxiety among Jews in this country barring investments de,trimental to . because his backer, the New Jersey ownership of Kenworlh trucks and which he hopes to avert by meeting SPECIAL SALE Teamster pension fund or Local R ay theon 's Mideast market with Jewi s h leaders . T.M . COLONIAL 701 in. North Brunswick, New business and an agency relationship Alexander, a former official of the @ KU.>nc" @ CROSSBUCK , Jersey, was withdrawing a $9 with Lockheed Aircraft. Triad Department of Housingr3 nd Urban MEATS DOOR 11)illioo loan commitment. Sarakbi __ Ho Id in g is a· Lu xem b ou rg development, who was hired last said the backing evaporafed corporation. ' fall to negotiate with Arab leaders CHOICE OF MANY $59so because of a suit filed by the In a related development, the and raise money to pay the mayor's VARIETIES. I WINDOW STORM bankmanagement charging him Southern Conference of Black traveling expenses, said the project INDIVIDUALLY was "in no way political" or in any WRAPPED way a n effort by the _Black $1595 RabbiKahaneLaunches community to get involved "in any SOON AVAILABLE IN RELIABLE VENETIAN BLIND CO .• No Palestine Program · · kind of political discord." THE FROZEN FOOD DEPT. 1366 BROAD ST., PROV., I - , c,, Meanwhile ti)~ ,. )3,ijpk of ,the AT LEADING SUP~.ARKETS 461-2889 NEW · YORK : Rabbi Meir no right to Tel Aviv. "Our Commonwealth, one of Michigan's Kahane, founder of the Jewish ancestors did not live on Rechov biggest banks, announced that a Defense League, has called on Dizengoff in Tel Aviv," he said, Saudi Arabian businessman had NEXT REGISTRATION American Jews to stage educational agding that the Jews or Biblical agreed to buy a substantial interest campaigns, demonstrations, sitins times lived in Judea and Samaria, in the bank. James Barnes, Sr., CRANSTON ADULT EDUCATION and take-overs to convince both the the Golan and Gaza. · chairman of the bank's board, said SPRING SESSION Begins March 24 . ' I American and Israeli governments Kahane called for -a program in Ghaith Pharaon, an American - EVENINGS: DAYS: that Israel should not give up any the United States of educating ·educated Saudian with wide March 5 and 6 March 3 -19 territory. He said the protests American Jews and convincing the international interests, hoped to 7-8:30 pm Adult Learning Center ·· should be held at the offices of the Administration that if it caused extablish Detroit as a major center _ Cranston Hig~ East 804 Dyer Avenue United States government, Israeli Israeli withdrawals President Ford for trade between the Mideast and · government and · American Jewish would lose votes in 1976. the U.S. "and generate a significant call: 943-3388 or 943-3391 organizations. ' -~~------Kahane spoke to more than 500 persons as he and the JDL Israelis Discuss Proposal launched a "There is no Palestine" TENNIS PRACTICE. . .. campaign. Posters throughout the FIVE INDOOR PRACTICE COURTS , hall said, "There is no Palestine;," Of ()S Security G_uc:irantee WITH TENNIS BALL MACHIPUS_ ADJUmo ·· "Not one inch," " Hebron is iERUSNi'. EM: The idea that the •The official said· Israel would ask TO MATCH YOUR ·GAME. Jewish-Settlement Now," a nd United States is cons~.dering the· United States to clarify the 5 " Dump Kissinger." There was also proposing a security guarantee to idea, since it was not raised by Mr. 2.50 PER 1/~ HOUR 11'.J a Hebrew poster of the late Ze'ev Israel received wide official and Kissinger in his talks here. He said' 5 _Jabotinsky, the lea der of the public attention here. Israel v iewed a n American 4.00 PER HOUR Revisionist Movememl. Asked by a student at Bar ll an guarantee as essentially a pledge of RIVERDALE TENNIS RANGE To a laregl y approving crowd, University in Tel Aviv how he full support short of active military 700EAST AYENUE 828 2 Kahane sai d , " There is n o wo uld re~ct to -such a proposal, intervention. WARWICK. R.I. 02893 Palestine, there neve r was a which was set off by Secretary of "An American military presence -10 5 Palestine and there never will be a State Ki ssi nge r in t a lk s to l,ere would be a grave mistake," he Palestine." He led the audien_ce in journ alists on hi s recent travels, said . "We are proud that no an oath based on the traditional Premier Yitzhak Rabin said : American soldier has lost his life in Jewish oath that "If I forget thee 0 " We must clearly di stingui sh the defense of Israel, and it _wo uld Jerusalem let my right hand be when we di sc uss Israeli policy. b e a terrible tr agedy if it STEVEN MEDICAL BLDG. forgotten" but included the West With respect to ciur neighbors, we happened." NEW BLDG. FOR PHYSICIANS Bank, the Golan and the Gaza want to be able to defend ourselves Promise 'Worth Studying' Strip. with our own force, and therefore CRANSTON -:- 712 OAKLAWN AVE. we want defensible borders and a Although the official did not say He said if Jews had no right to so, he appeared t o view an CUSTOM DESIGNED SUITES - 1000 S'Q. FEET Hebron and Nablus then they had strengthening of o ur military forces, which, iogether with such Amer.ican guarantee along lines simila r to those envisioned b·y CARPETING - AIR CONDITIONED - PARKING borders, will enable us to stand NOW LEASING FOR JUNE 1 OCCUPANCY alone. President Sadat. The Egyptian FOUR OTHERS LEA VE "But if it comes to the threat of leader told his interviewers th at he CALL FOR APPt 821-3343, 944-1469 UNITED NATIONS: Four interve ntion 'by another power, we would not give the guarantee of other top officials are leaving the expect, like the rest of the free no n be lli ge rence · th a t Is rael Is Israeli mission to the United world, that the United States will dem anding in return for a major Nations in addition to Ambassador fulfill its duty and prevent military withdrawal in the Sinai Peninsula A GREAT PLACE FOR LUNCH OR DINNER in a fo rmal document. But he said Yosef Tekoah, who is to assume intervention by that power." II ,, Ft>(I I II I"(> he might give it to Mr. Kissinger as the presidency of the Ben Gurion The other power whose possible GOOD FOOD ( at realistic, reasonable prices) University of the Negev in intervention was in Mr. Rabin's the third party between Egypt and Beersheba, according to reliable mind was clearly the Soviet Uni on. Israel. COCKTAILS HEINEKEN 'S on draught, WINES sources. The four who will be Sadat's Suggesting The Israeli official said the A CHEESE BAR & DELICIOUS SPARE RIBS reassigned to new posts in the The Premier did not discuss the poss ibility of such a promise made possibility that the United States to the United States was wo rth OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK I IJOAM . TOIOP.M. Foreign Office are: Ambassador / MON. _THRU THURS . Jacob Doron, Deputy Permanent might offer a form of military studyi ng. He said it wo uld oblige Representative; Ambassador Jacob insurance as a substitute for the . United States to help enforce Barmore; Counsellor Israel borders that Israel considers Egypt's promise and recognize an IJ d, 2~~;;~:~~~u;VE. Eliashiv; and Yaakov Morris, Press "secure" but which her neighbors Egyptian violation of it as a cause 7 EAST PROVIDENCE Attache and spokesman of the wou ld be unwilling to grant, or as a of war. Mission. means of promoting in interium The officiai said any guarantee OVER THE BRIDGE FROM THE EAST SIDE agreement between Israel and would have to be more binding on INVESTIGATE Egypt. the United States than previous NEW YORK : The Attorney Senior officials here have been undertakings had been, in the General of New Jersey, William renecting on such a possibility since Israeli view. "0.uA Hyland, says he is investigation President Anwar cl-Sadat of Egypt He recall ed that in 1957, in nursing homes in New Jersey suggested in an interview with the return for the withdrawal of Israeli owned by Rabbi Bernard Bergman. Washington Post earlier that the forces from Sinai, Israel had The Herald is now accepting Hyland said the New Jersey Health United States guarantee to Egypt received a "letter of "Younger Set" Photos Commissioner Joanne Finley sent and Israel that it -will maintain understanding" from the late information to Hyland from peace while lhe belligerent powers Secretary of State John Foster For early publicQtion and For our Files Assemblyman Andrew Stein of negotiate. Dulles that the United States would cw York, chairman of the New One official said that the idea, as maintain freedom of the seas if any York State Temporary a trial balloon he presumed had power blocked the Strait of Tiran The R. I. Jewish Herald Commission on Living Costs, been launched by Mr. Kissinger, al the tip of the penninsula. which has been in investigating a would -be subjected to deep study When Egypt blockaded the strait MAILING ADDRESS : IOX 6063, PROVIDENCE, l. I. number of Bergman homes in cw here. "II would be folly to ignore a decade later, the official said PU.NT AND OFFICE : HERALD WAY (OFF WEISTEII. ST.) York City charged with fiscal il," said the official, who has been ironically. the United States PAWTUCKET, l. I. irregularities and inadequate deeply involved in all of Mr. "couldn't find" its copy of the patient care. Kissinger's mjs ion here. letter. ------...__. . ._ ...... _ ...... , .. ... -•...------...... - ______..... _.. ,, ...... ,.
1 1 _:· i ·_:--_: ~ _.. ! !~ ·-~ ; .. '~~- ~: .. ~ \ '.:..: _, . : :~ · . ~ ~ ,, , • ~ ~"' q' r• ,_., 1.. •• I (, - \ .... ~ - ·•~ ... , 14-THE R~ODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1975 lopatins Of Worcester To Escort Orient.Tour Israeli High S·chool Students Voice Lois and Myles Lopatin of Myles Travel Bureau in Worces Their Own 0-pinions -Regarding Israel ter, Massachusetts, will escort their "Springtime in the Orient" JERUSALEM: Of the 25,100 EYTAN: Everyone has more from all those territories, which tour which will leave from Boston Israelis who graduated from high doubts now. Before the war people don '1 give us complete security but on May 16. school l a st month, the vast were so certain about our being at least some. I f;1vor a Palestinian The 24-day trip will include majority - young men and women here, our power, our leadership - country, but al the same time they tou.ring ihrough the Japanese alike - will go directly into the everything. They were sure that was may destroy us. countryside plus a cruise on the army . . They will be inducted for the way it should be. After the war EY,AN: I'm willing to give up Inland Sea of Japan, sightseeing in periods of compulsory national we weren't so sure we had been quite a bit - if I can have a Bangkok, Singapore and Hong service ranging from 20 months to doing right. guarantee that we' ll gel peace.· The Kong plus a side trip to Macau. three years. DROR: Since the war our Palestinians will get a country of The last stop on the trip will be In Jerusalem recently , five teacher has finally begun bringing their own and we'll get some peace ~onolulu for a two day rest before seniors from the high school talked us lessons about the Palestinians. and quiet around here. the return flight to the United about sonic of the issues that they E YT AN: In the past whenever DROR: We have to compromise States. felt confront Israel now. The we studied about the history of with the Arabs, not by giving up Further information may be ob session, which was recorded on Jews and Arabs, ii was always our .ideas and without them giving tained by contacting a local agent tape, was held in a small cafe over about what happened 600 years up theirs. or the Myles Travel Bureau, ll)c., coffee and cake. ago. We found it very boring. We -DROR: When I· think of the 340 Main Street, Worcester, Mas APPOINTED CHAIRMAN: State The students spoke openly and didn 'I see what connection ii had Arabs, ·rm sure they would like sachusetts 01608 or calling 617 Senator Richard Ucht ( D-3rd Dist.), frankly in English and Hebrew. with us. Bui the recent history - peace 100. Who in the world 752-6748. . active In community and civic af Their discussion highlighted the that's what raises the questions. , wouldn't? I think ·1he man who is fairs, has ~n appofnted ch;;;,. gaps between the young sabras, or AMIRA: We were always told willing lo give up his life for his Congress Members man of the 1975 Rhode Island Is nativeborn, and the generation of that the Jews came her to an nation_ality is a stupid one. I was rael Bond campaign. leaders, most of them immigrants, unsellled land, and we always knew brought up 10 give my life for my Concerned Over Senator Ucht called 'attention.,,,to who founded the state 26 years ago. there was something weird about nation. What a stupid thing - to the pressing financial burdens that It also reflected the searching that. We also knew the Palestinian· give up your life for anything! Israelis have been saddled with Anti-Semi-tism questions that many Israelis are arguments that ihe Jews came and EYTAN: I think the attitude since the Yom Kippur War, adding asking themselves in the wake of cha'sed them off their land, made WASHINGTON: Several Jewish th11t they "are paying . the highest before the war was "Go into the members of Congress, in speeches taxes in the world." the October war. deals with the landholders and that army and mabe you 'II get a chance Natives and Immigrants . the fellahin had 10 leave. before_an assembly of rabbis, gave He emphasized that Israel to die for your country, too." That's voice to a growing concern over the Bonds have been the major source The five were: After the war all your opinions very nice, but I don't feel like dying rise of anti-Semitism in America. of funds for the country's devel Amira Hass, a native Israeli and about the Arabs as a people just for my country. • They foresee difficulties in the opment budget for the past quar a member of Siah, a left-oriented ·vanished because we saw they AMIRA: I'm happy I'm a girl passage of legislation authorizing ter of a century. group; she will be doing alternate weren't as cowardly as we thought, and don't have so many connicts military and economic aid to Israel A pract_icing attorney, Senator service rnther than regular army or so weak .. Suddenly the about going into the army. Boys I in the requested sum of $2.5 billion. Ucht has been active in the R.I. Is duty because of her pacifist views. Palestinian argument was stronger know have real hesitations. They've Speaking with unusual candor, rael Bond campaign as head of Dror Zandman, born in Israel of than we used to think. Therefore the Young Leadership Division in stopped seeing it as an army of the Jewish legislators noted the Libyan parents, expects to serve in the teacher spent more time on the 1973 and Cash Collection chair defense and started seeing ii as an . ' flow of anti-Semitic mail reaching army intelligence. question than before, trying to man ·in 1974. army of occupation, maintaining their desks in quantities far greater Anita Juliusburger, emigrated lo justify our being here. But she He serves on the campaign cab the status quo. th a n ever beforec Chicago Israel six years ago from Germany rushed us through the whole inet of the Jewish Federation of QUESTION: What about the Congressman Abner Mikva and with her parents, expects to enter question. We didn't have the time Rhode Island and is a member of concept of Zionism? Brooklyn Congre s swoman Nahal, a branch of the army that to check! any of it by ourselves. We Temple Emanu-EI and The Miriam DROR: It's a great idealistic Elizabeth Holtzman both admitted Hospital Associates. He is also on sellles and protects new kibbutzim could have brought up a lot of facts thing. When I think about my ·that the hate mail they now receive the board of directors of the East along the frontiers. - our doubts .:.... if we had had father, who left his home 40 years is frightening. Congressman Ben Side Citizens Center. Eytan Rozin, born in New York more time. This way we . only gel ago, left his job as an engineer to Gilman expressed his profound A nephew of the former Gover or Israeli parents, also entering the formal Government side of the work in the fields - it's a great concern over. a statement by nor, Frank Ucht, he was born in Nahal. question. l.hing. If I could do it, it would be Senator Joh·n Sparkman of Providence and was graduated Ofer Bruckstein, a native Israeli, EYTAN: These problems bother great' Israel was and is a great thing Alabama, Chairman of the Senate from Harvard College, cum laude, supports the views of Likud, the mosl 6f us. Not just in school. We in 1968 and from · Harvard law if you think of it in a spiritual way. Foreign Relations Committee, that right-wing opposition; will do talk about it all the time, among School, cum laude, in 1972. He is We are building a nation and all he favors formation of a regular army service. . ourselves, in t)ie youth movements. presently studying for his master's that. Bui not this way, when we Palestinian state. New York The students began by talking DROR: We've talked about it so degree in tax law at Boston Uni have wars all the time. That doesn't Congressman Lester- Wolff warned about the impact the October war much I gel sick of talking. versity Law School. leave any room for Zionism or · against reliance on the so-called had had on their allitudes and A_,DI ITA: We're all much more Prospects who buy often are idealism. · • "Jewish lobby" i'n Washington. those of their classmates and on the aware of ii now - since the war. much more likely to see your news AMIRA: I'm always torn " We must win the goodwill and school curriculum. Excerpts from EYTAN: The only conclusions paper ad than occasional buyers. between two feelings on Zionism. understanding of the non-Jews in their remarks follow. we reach are questions. One, that the Jewish nation ought the United States if Israel is to be OFER:~ Most of us haven't 10 have its own country because of saved, " the Long Island reached conclusions, it's true, but Professionals Part~cipate all the sorrows it has had, the. Co~gressman said. we're in good company in that. In Jacob Ziski-nd Institute AMIRA: In Siah we think we holocausts and persecutions. But I Contest Opening have. some suggestions tow,ard _hav .e this feeling that the Jews just Twenty-two Jewish communal Center for Contemporary Jewish peace. We believe the Palestinians came and drove away the Arabs. In Of Nazi Museum professionals are participating in Studies and the , Florence Heller should have their own country, but 1881 the Jews came and started the Jacob Ziskind Institute in Graduate School for Studies in not at the expense of Israel. buying land and the Arabs went. BRUSSELS: A Nazi museum They could have found a formula will soon be opened in Namur, Continuing Education in Jewish Social Welfare. The 'students have OFER: Yes but we fear that if Studies at Brandeis University. all been granted release time from the Palestinians have a slate, they for living together with the Arabs, Belgium, for an exhibit of a private but they didn't try because they collection of Nazi war relics. The Among them arc Rhode Island their jobs to attend the classes of will use it 10 act against Israel. It's a residents Leonard Waldman of their choice. risk, and I don't think Israel can believed they were coming lo an conception of such a museum has unsettled land. been contested by the National Providence, associate executive di The program is sponsored in co take such a risk. rector of the Jewish Federation of operation with the combined Jew ANITA: It's really a great risk. QUESTION: Are you dobting War Invalid' s Social Work your right to live here? Association, which believes that the Rhode s and; Joshua Stein of Bris ish Philanthropies of Boston; the EYTAN: On the other hand, you Worcester Jewish Federation, Inc.; AMIRA: No. Do you have any exhibition could be misinterpreted tol, Brandeis graduate Merle Glee have lo see the rights of the the Jewish Federation of Rhode Palestinians who are being doubts about living in the United by young visitofs who did not Schwartz of Providence and Edith Island, and the Jewish Federation suppressed. I'd like to give them a States? Your ancestors drove away know Nazism during the war. Grant of Cranston, all from the of the North Shore, Inc., Marble chance as well as I have a chance. the Indians, but nobody comes and The Association has made a Rhode Island Bureau of Jewish Education. head, Massachusetts. I'd like both of us to have a chance. tells you to withdraw. formal request to the ministries OFER: Israel is a state for all the concerned with historical and he Ziskind piogram is made OFER: The moment you give them a right, they might take away Jews of the world. They don't all artistic affairs, in order that possible by a grant from the Jacob Anti-Fascist Film your right, you can't trust them. I want to come now, but someday all measures be taken to ensure that Ziskind Charitable Trust of Bos don't see how we can withdraw Jews will be here. the museum shows the Na:i:i period ton. It was developed under the Cancelled In Vienna in the proper light. The group has leadership of Ziskind family mem VIENNA: The Austrian per also proposed to bring its own ber Esther Weitman, a Fellow of formance of the film The Odessa American Jewish Congress Asks contribution to the museum, in the the university, and Lois and David File has been postponed due to form of film s and still photographs Weitman, in memory of the late Arab pressure, the director of the For Safeguards Against Boycott , of res istance movements and Boston philanthropist Jacob Zis Jewish Documentation Center, kind. con~entration camps. Simon Wiesenthal, said. The film , ness whose "critical character re Ziskind Institute members are NEW YORK: The American a version of Frederick Forsyth's Jewish Congress said here that it quire that they be barred from Subscribe to the Hera.Id and re participating in rggular spring se novel, shows the attempts of a mester graduate courses offered in did not oppose the idea of Arab control by foreign investors." ceive it in the mail weekly. For in post-war Nazi criminal organiza Citing reports of discrimination the Department of Near hstern investment in United States com formation contact the Herald at tion 10 annihilate the State of Is aga inst Jewish-owned banking en and Judaic Studies, the Lown panies provided that legislation 724-0200. rael with the help of Arab govern was enacted lo prevent possible terprises in Britain and France, ments. "The film is strictl y anti discrimination against American the resolution cautioned against a fa sci st " Wiesenthal said. " It is Jews or economic boycotts against situ ation that would allow foreign thrilling, but with a moral end." Israel resulting from Arab pres in ves tors to impose conditions The fir st night of the film had sure. upon business or financial transac bee n scheduled for Janu ary, but The execuJive comm ittee of the tions that might lead to dis suddenl y film posters va nished and congress, whi ch met in New York , criminatory practices. the program of the Gartenbau said in a resolution that ii would Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg. presi ,_ ler A....,,_-' CAO-.,.- movie house was changed . A urge the establishm ent of a Feder dent of the congress, said that spokesman for the ci nema said the AftNtloa ,.._ WILL PA'! JI.U.P al agency - si milar lo the Secu while thousands of companies did --or-.-U-IUJl--0--1~ I&.T:1.m· film wou ld probably by shown at rities and Exchange Comm ission business wi th both Israel and Arab ,...DJIATI HT&a. r.-. the end of th is month . He did not - that would make public all for- countries, some had yielded 10 Alfn'.DO 1171fDUI oa BOLIDATI give a reason for the delay . W ie eig n investments in Uni ted States Arab boycott demands. 1'1111 eo.n. ..._ --- llllit ,.. wlll senthal, the Nazi hunter, also is companies. "The legislation we propose." .__ .., ...... -. involved in the film . His pa rt if This Federal agency, the resolu he said. "will help American com .._. .. .Yaloe .. o.t--.&17 ~ Cloll GA J,.- - played by Shmuel Rodensky. Arab tion continu ed, would also enforce panies resist the Arab anti- Israel OPD llffaY :DAY J1 .LIi. .. 1a P.& diplomats have rejected charges existing limitations on foreign boycott pressures by making it un m. wth'Ml ..frlkfro J.i«t.fDhrMit they had intervened against the owner hip as well as make recom lawful to comply with Arab boy showing of the film. mendations for new areas of busi- cou demands:· ' . r THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1975-IJi- l....' _-o_R_G~A_N_I_ZA_T_.1__o_N __ N_E_W_s_ · ...,I Soviet Union Resumes Shipment ART CLUB TO MEET The concert will begin at 8:30 The East Greenwich Art Club - p.m. and is open to the public. Of Advanced, Weapons To Egypt will meet on -Tuesday, March 4, at ' 8 p.m. in the Old Colony Bank CHILDREN'S CONCERTS NEW YORK : The Soviet Union sale of the fighters. Reliance on Fighters Building on Main Street. East The Rhode Island Philharmon- has resu111ed shipment of advanced Intelligence· reports differed on Israel in the past has depended Grccnwich. 1 ic 's series of children's concerts weapons to Egypt by delivering six the number of MIG-23's already on interceptor a ircraft for a ir Elizabeth Hare will give a dem- will begin on Tuesday, March 4, M IG-23 fighters, . according to · delivered to Egypt and on the defense and this remains basic onstration of water colors. at VeterilnS Memorial Audito United States intelligence sources. expected total number . West strategy althougn the G overnment rium. These concerst are per- • The introduction of the European sources _put the delivery has shown some interest in the TO PRESENT SEMINAR formed for 4th, 5th al\d 6th grade supersonic M IG-23's in Egypt, at 18, with 12 to follow by the end America n Redeye infared homing Joa n Kennedy, lecturer. radio children from throughout Rhode after the delivery of 45 of these of May and 18 by the end of the antiaircraft missile. a nd television .personality. will Island and nearby communities in planes to Syria and 40 to Iraq, is yea r. The American s put the Th~ weapon has been approved present a woman's seminar and Massachusetts and Connecticut. expected to alter the balance of air number of delivered planes at six for sale to Israel by the State workshop. "The Total Woman: There will be l'3 concerts this power in the Middle East. and would not confirm the Department, but the letter of offer How You Look, Think and Feel!" year; 10 in Providence, two in Air Force sources here and expectation of further deliveries. has not been accepted. · on Thursday, March 6, at the Co Pawtucket, and one in Newport. abroad regard the M IG-23- as more Qualified sources in Washington West Europeans believe that the lonial Hilton Hotel in eranston. Program I", conducted by maneuverable and slightly faster did not see any immediate danger Egyptia n air force learned rapidly from 7 to IO p.m. George Kent, assistant conductor than the F-4 Phantoms, which are to I s rael arising from the in the interval between the 1967 Miss Kennedy, a Warwick resi of the R.I. Philharmonic, will fea the cutting edge of the Israeli air shipments. a_nd 1973 wars. They fecal! that five dent, has created a total concept ture- the brass instruments of the force. They said Egyptian pilots were years ago it was customary to personal development of self-im orchestra. Variable-Wing Fighter not generally considered on a par denigrate Egyptians as tank and age. She has addressed national Cochairmen of the educational British and French sources, with the Israelis and it would take missile crews, a view proven false conventions for banking, real es concerts committee this year are interviewed by telephone, described some time for the Egyptians to by the 1973 fighting. tate, . manufacturing organiza Mrs. Giovanni Folcarelli and Mrs. the six MIG-23's, which were learn to ha ndle the plane. tions, secretarial, women's club George B. Roorbach. recently landed by freighter at . Training In Soviet RAIN SWEEPS ISRAEL and various auxiliaries. Most Alexandria; as the first installment Egyptian pilots are expected to TEL AVIV: Winds of near gale recently she has conducted semi CASH BONDS IN of 4 8, or enough for four · be sept to the ·soviet Union for force caused floods and property nars at the Outlet Department Holders of Israel Bonds that · squadrons. · · training. The American intelligence damage in the coastal plain here. Stores in Providence. have matured prior to 1975 are The_ Russians, according to these community believe that President Trees were uprooted, aerials were urged to cash them in immediate-. and Israeli sources, also have Anwar el Sadat does not . want toppled, windows and shutters SPONSOR PARTY ly. Interest on these Bonds stop·s promised to deliver T-62 tanks and Soviet military advisers returning smashed and several bridges were The Henry Friedman Lodge on the .date of maturity. The funds surface-to-,iir missiles to Egypt. to Egypt in strength. Mr. Sadat made impassable for several hours. P,99, B'nai B'rith, of Pawtucket are waiting at the Chase Manhat The M IG-23, which has been expelled 6,000 Soviet militar Fire brigades and police patrols sponsored a Purim Party on Feb, tan Bank in New York. ·Israel given the code name Flogger by the personnel and technicians from worked through the night and ruary 23 for the residents of the does not benefit from the addition North Atlantic Treaty Egypt in July, 1972. morning until the storm subsided. Jewish Home for the Aged. Mem al interest that accumulates once Organization, is a single-seat, North Atlantic and l'sraeli There were no casualties. The rains bers of the Day Care program the Bonds have matured. variable-wing tactical fighter sources do not take as optimistic a swept all regions of the country and were also present. The Providence Israel Bond of designed to intercept hostile view of Israel's air situations as do temperature plummeted down to Entertainment was provided by fice at 6 Braman Street, off Hope aircraft and to strike -targets in some Americans. zero. Frost was reported in the a ·group of performers headed by Street, is prepared to help you enemy territory with missiles. Egypt recently ordered 44 Golan and M!, Hermon regions .. Stan Holtzman and Richard Cher make out the necessary trans J a ne's " All The World ' s advanced fighters from France. lin. Irving "Beanie" Feldman was mittal forms for reinvestment. Aircraft," the standard They inclu9e Mirage F-1 's an_all HEARING AID chairman of the evening. Further information may be ob international reference work,. gives weather interceptor with· a high BATTERIES the speed of the MIG-23 at 2.3 altitude speed of 2.2 times the speed tained by calling 751-6767. COMPARE OUR PRICES ANTIQUES SHOW & SALE times the speed of sound at . of sound, and 22 mirage F-IE's, a The Junior League Antiques TO HOLD REUNION altitude. Its sea-level speed is 10 per fighter sui&ble for both attack and 675 ...... $1.85 S76 .....$2.15 Show and Sale, sponsored by the Palestine Jewish legion cent above the speed of sound, interception and slightly faster than 13 ...... $1.65 S13 ..... $1.85 Junior League of Providence, Inc., veterans, their relatives and enabling the aircraft to sweep into the F-1. The F-IE will be delivered _41 ...... $1.75 541 ..... $1.95 will be held _at Rhodes-on-the friends, have been invited to join enemy territory below the radar in the late ninteen seventies, DISCOUNTS ON AU AIDS Pawtuxct starting with the preview in the annual pilgrimage and reun coverage. , according to French sources. MIRACLE-EAR party open to the public the eve ion to be held in Avi-chail, Israel, The MIG-23 has a combat radius The strengthening of the Parle Righi at o~, ~ . ning of Thursday, March 6, from during the month of May. Every of 600 miles, a combat ceiling of Egyptian air force with MIG-23's 5:30 to 8 p.m. Thi: exhibit will _be year this group gathers at the Sol 59,000 feet and a total over-all in Syria and Iraq would place a EMPIRE HEARING AIDS on view Friday and Saturday, diers Museum, Bet Hagdudim, lo weight of 28,000 to 33,050 pounds, heavy burden on the Israeli air 241 RESERVOIR AVE. PROV. / March 7 a nd 8 from 12 noon to 9 cated near Netanya, to relate their depending on the armament and force in the· event of a fifth war. 467-S730 ROBERT J.8AIR1£ p.m. and on Sunday, March 9, experiences' and retrace their steps fuel load. from 12 noon to 6 p.m. during the days of World War I. Israel Wants F-15 Forty-five dealers from 10 East Of the more than 5,oop men In addition of MIG-23's to the MICHAEL RUBINSTEIN O..0.S. ' , ern states will exhibit more than who belonged to the Palestine . air forces of three Arab countries is AND 20,000 items for sale including Jewish Legion, there are only 200 expected to lead to pressure by ROBERT J. DUCOFF D.M.D. INC. English and American furniture, to 300 still alive. Israel for the purchase of the Announce that they have _assumed the practice of the late silver porcelain, glass, Civil War Further information may be ob American F-15 Eagle, an Air force items, marine items, dolls and jew tained by writing William Braiter fighter. SAMUEL HOCHMAN, O.0.S. elry. man, Ve(eran Judaean Battalion, According to American aviation and that all records will continue to be available in this oilice. On stage a fine collection of tall member of the . presidium, P.O. industry sources, a "letter of offer" GENERAL AND PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY .. ~ ship models, important in Rhode Box 1633, Baltimore, Maryland providing for the sale of an 326 IVES STREET (CORNER WATERMAN ST.) ,- Island history, will be on display. 21203. unspecified number of F-15's or PROVIDENCE R.I. 02906 '· Funds raised by the Antiques Navy F-14's has been drawn by the OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT Show will help sustain current Ju TV PROGRAM - United States Government. Once Tel. 861-4358 nior League projects. A 30 minute program "Some approved by the State Department time Before Morning" will be tele and the Israeli Government, the NAMED MANAGER vised on Channel 27 in Worcester, letter would be a contract for the Phillip D. Brown has been ap Massachusetts. This is the newest HIME I PROFESSIONAL -IFFICE 950 Providence Street, West Warwick pointed manager of the main of documentary produced by the Schmoon at 739-4819. fice of Citizens Ba nk of Provi Anti-Defamation League of B'nai A mock Seder for temple mem FOIi SAL£ dence at 870 Wcslininster Street. B'rith focusing on the battle bers and their families will be held 14 Room Neuse (4 reom effice, 10 room heuse) Mr. Brown, a graduate of the aga ins t prejudice and dis on Friday, March 21 , at 7:30 p.m. F• IICTtl - Hll'IST II UWYU University of Rhode Island, was crimination. living Room - Sunken OiAing Area - Den - large Ook previously office manager of Belle " Sometime Be(ore Morning" is CLASSIC FILMS P'aneled·librory - Beamed Ceiling - Terrazzo Floor - Steel Industries before joining narrated by Pat Hingle and was The In Film Society, which 2 Fireplaces - Ook floors -
16-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRiDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1975 TREPPER TO EMIGRATE Trepper, who led the Soviet spy COPENHAGEN: The chief of ring that operated in France during Jewish Youth Dig Into Their Roots . the famed "Red Orchestra" will World War II, will go to Jerusalem · emigrate Ip Israel. Leopold with his wife, Loba, and his son, Edgar, Trepper, who went to Israel Says Retiring National Hillel Director JOE ANDRE'S' to prepare his aliya last spring, said, "I am very happy to be NEW YORK: His ministry on ·washington, Dr. Jospe spoke .of succeeded by a new breed of young ORCHESTRA returning to my country after· all the campus spanned 35 years, or the early years when he joined the Jews secure in their identity." Music for that very ~pe<:ial affair that has happended to me since I "nine student generations, no two Hillel program and termed the Issue of Anti-Semitism Weddings Bar Minvahs left it in• 1929. Trepper, who is 71. of which were precisely alike," says campus "a very fulfilling ministry." In the early days of his Hillel 831-3739 Res. 944-7298 years old, speaks 0uent Hebrew. Dr. Alfred Jospe, in a New York "A Hillel rabbi is never sure who association, Dr. Jospe recalled that Times feature. . his 'congregants' will be and each anti-Semitism " dominated Jewish During that tenure, Dr. Jospe, a new freshman class can mean discussions and our college youth Reform rabbi, was intimately restructuring not only what he does felt the most important thing was ROBERT CURHAN, M.D. involved with the constantly but his notions of how lo do it," he to make the right impression on shifting moods and altitudes of the said. "The volatile .ways of college Gentiles. MARTIN SCHWARTZ, M.Di Inc. campus scene: The disruptions youth, the congenial atmosphere of "Now," he said, "they find it during World War 11...the postwar the academic community and your more important to express 'their Announce the opening·of a second office earnestness of young, married own freedom to experiment - Jewishness." veterans struggling between books much more so th a n what a Dr. Jospe c ri ticized some , :. at 170 Tower Hill Rood, North King and baby carriages to make it congregation pulpit allows - these spokesmen of the Jewish religious . stown, for the practice of Obstetrics and under the G.I . bill. .. the placid years make things lively. They keep you community who have described the Gynecology. of panty raids and goldfish contemporary." campus as "a Jewish disaster area" swall owing ... the st udent marches Dr. Jospe, who is 65 years old, - a criticism he says is marked by Hours by appointment: 789-3034 for civil rights in the nineteen• was a young rabbi in Berlin when "judgment by misconceptions." sixties ... the bitter Vietnam war the advent of Hitler forced him to " The religious quest among protests and the rise of the emigrate. His first post was in today's Jewish college youth is not counterculture. Morgantown, West · Virginia in for institutional affiliations - hese ,-FAMILY FUN Dr. Jospe's professional 1939, followed by his appointment often turn youth off - but digging experience, with Jewish youth ended as a Hillel director at the nearby into their Jewish roots," he said. Come To The Center's recently with his retirement as University of West Virginia. "It shows up in individualistic national director of the B'nai B'rith At that time, Hillel existed on ways," the rabbi said, including Hillel Foundations, the Jewish nine scaltered campuses - today it "groping efforts to Hlurn to • • PURIM OPEN • • campus movement that offers is on 326 - and reflected the tradition, highly privatistic ways of cultural, religious and .counseling Jewish community's fears that its expressing a celebration of life and SUNDAY MARCH 2 1:4S to S p.m. services to more than 400,000 college yout·h were "an escapist sometimes youthful faddism • bazaar • buffet Jewish students. generation abandoning their Jeiwsh masquerading as spirituality." • games He will be succeeded by Rabbi heritage," Dr. Jospe said. Speaking quickly and with • costume • parade • cartoons Norman Primer, who has spent 20 "Attitudes among Jewish youth conviction, Dr. Jospe added, "But years at Brooklyn Coll ege. He is have changed enormously," the even if the ways are sometimes JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER OF R.I. Hillel's director for metropolitan rabbi continued. "The post questionable, they still tell us that 401 Elmgrove Ave., Providen,e R.I. New York. immigrant generation of the young people seek the experience of nineteen-forties was made insecure being part of a community - not a 'Fulfilling Ministry" about its Jewishness by community of mimeographs and THE Sl,STERHOOD " In an interview in the offices al discriminatory practices in college mailing lists, but a living breathing the B'na B'rit h Building in admissions and jobs. It has been ' community of people who know of the BARRINGTON JEWISH-CENTER and care for each other." M~scow Engineer Asks Investigation The former director is impatient cordially invites you to with snap judgments a bout the ten day sentence for "anti-Soviet MOSCOW: Lev Gendin, a 33 college sce ne. "You can't generalize propaganda amorig prisoners, yea r old Moscow electronics aboul our college students. They MONTE CARLO NIGHT distortion of Soviet reality and engineer, was curious. differ in their capacities, political refusal to work" ( wh ich was a lie, Saturday, March 9, 8:30 pm-Midnight He wondered if, afte r the views, social concerns. toward since he had asked for work). 830 WILLETT AVENUE, RIVERSIDE, R.I. American-Soviet agreement, the authority, religion, sex. The only In the la st week of his Coffee and pastry will be served Jews of Moldavia were still having certain thing is that no tag or label imprisonment Gendin was given difficulties in emigrating to Israel. fits them." TICKETS '2.50 at the door ar call 246-1330 permission to work and was being So he set off to find out. 'Pediatric Judaism" ' taken to his place of employment ·on his way back to Moscow he He is critical of that quality of when he escaped and managed to was seized in Kishinev rai lway religious education for Jewish make his way lo Moscow·, where he station by plain clothes men who youngsters that he once described still is. dragged him off to the police as "pediatric Judaism." In one of . Approaches have been made to station, beating him on the way his essays, he deplored the fact that him through third parties by the there. Jewish youth entered college with KGB (Soviet security police), The following day he was the equivalent of a "fourth grader's offering "good treatment" a nd sentenced to 15 days imprisonment knowledge of their Judaism." renunciation of criminal charges for • "using bad language" and He nodded and said that it still 1 "disgracerul behavior. .. for his escape (whicn could carry held true, when shown something penalties of up to three years) if he Gendin went on a hunger strike he had wri(ten: "The you ng ALL STORES PRl(ES GOOD FEB. 28 TO 6 will return to custody. MAR. and, after six days, was transferred student's Sunday school knowledge Gendin has responded with a to administrative detention at 130 of his Judaism has to compete with COOKED IN OUR OWN KITCHEN briefing for Western Frunze Street, Kishinev. his understanding of Aristotle and correspondents on his experiences KOSHER-RARE-CHOICE SAVE Food brought by friends - Pericles. It be~omes a clash and a letter to the procurator '1 LB. grated carrots - was refused by the between Genesis and genetics and general demanding an investigation ROAST BEEF sergeant in charge, who, with two Judaism loses out." In concluding, of the outrages committed against SLICED AS YOU LIKE IT colleagues, beat up the prisoner for Dr. Jospe said of his plans: "Oh, him and the punishment of those the second time. I'll keep writing, observing, responsible for his suffering, The next day Gendin was lecturing and standing guard over warders and prisoners alike. COOKED IN OUR OWN KITCHEN knocked unconscious by a fellow our young students." prisoner. KOSHER-GRADE A The res ult when Gendin SAVE complained; he was given a further TONGUE '1 LB. SLICED AS YOU LIKE IT DEPORT KLARSFELD BEIRUT; Lebanon deported CLASSIFIED Nazi-hunter Beale Klarsfeld, who SAVE arrived here after being refused CALL 724-0200 MADE IN OUR OWN KITCHEN 20' LB. entry to Syria. 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