L' ,_, C/l < ..J < 0 .0 0 c: 0- 0 N I- 0 Cl) :i:: . . onor Memory Of Dee1d f- ... ~t.'1 t'l • 'ae/ Yom Kippur War - .;! c:: :;,: ..J tJ w • ory of those who fell Yedidim. This group includes Can­ ..., #'.= ..t:) Kippur War will be tor Israel J. Barzak, Cantor Aaron z • < • benefit to be held at Marcus, and their accompanist, > a'nu-EI on Monday, Michel LeBens. ,;:- 0 •CY. 1 at 7 p.m. Proceeds Cantor Barzak serves at Temple THE ONLY ENGLISH -JEW/SH WEEKLY IN R. /. AND SOUTHEAST MASS . C:: N n. 1g will be sent to the Beth El in Fall River, Massachu­ poalot Fund for the setts. He studied at the Hebrew . _ ____ Orphan~f the Yorn VOLUME LVII, NUMBER 51 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1974 I, • • t • Union College of ·sacred .Music. Kippur War. Moetzet Hapoalot, through its schools and centers, its Cantor Marcus serves Congre­ social workers and other profes­ gation Tefereth Israel in New Premi-er Gold-a Meir_Prepares sionals, works in cooperation ,with Bedford, Massachusetts. He is a the Israeli government to provide graduate of City College of New for these survivors' needs in the and the Cantor's Institute of the TQ form Minority Government areas of education, rehabilitation, Jewish Theological Seminary of America in New York. · family care, legal aid and child government. Intensive negotiations - and its program to parliament for A dessert reception will precede JERUSALEM Premier care. aimed at forming a broader its formal approval. the program. Reservations may be Golda Meir announced that she The program, which is spon­ coalition ·cabinet embracing . the Mrs. Meir's appearance at the made by calling Lenore Ciora at was prepared to form a minority sored by Dvorah Dayan Club, Pio­ National Religious ·party collapsed President's residence was delayed 331-2278 or Jacqueline Teverow at coalition government and that she neer Women, will include both a earlier in the evening. nearly six hours by a final attempt 421-1339 or tickets may be bought had asked Defense Minister speaker and a musical presenta­ Narrow as it is, the composition to bring the Religious party into at th~ door. Contributions may be Moshe Dayan to serve in the next tion. The guest speaker, Chaim of the new government should · the coalition. This failed after the sent to Alice Eichenbaum, treasur­ Cabinet. Goldgraber, an Israeli, is a permit Mrs. Meir to enter into Chief Rabbinate voted er at 96 Savoy Street, Providence Mrs. Meir made her veteran of the Yorn Kippur War. negotiations with Syria on an unanimously to reject a Labor­ 02906. Checks should be made announcement just 45 minutes A graduate of Hebrew University agreement for disengagement of proposed compromise on the payable to Dvorah Dayan Club, before the expiration of the 21-day in Jerusalem, he is currently forces . .Secretary of State complicated question "who is a Pioneer -Women. mandate to form a new teaching and studying for his Kissinger is expected to visit Jew?" Ph.D. in American History at Other committee members are Damascus and Jerusalem next The issue turns on the validity Brandeis Universiiy. He was pre­ Ethel Chinitz, chairman; Mrs. Ei­ week to get talks started. of conversions to Judaism viously a Graduate Fellow in chenbaum, cochairman of the des­ Coalition Will Have 58 Votes conducted abroad by Relorm and American Studies at Smith Col­ sert reception, assisted by Lor­ The new government, composed Conservative rabbis, neither of lege. raine Ageloff, Marilyn Eisenberg, of · Mrs. Meir's Labor Party and whom are recognized as rabbinical A former staff member at Ra­ Sarah Gewirtz, Yetta Glicksman, affiliated lists of Arab authorities by the Orthodox mah eamps, he is now on leave of Tess Hassenfeld, Esther Kantor, representatives and the establishment here. absence as associate director of Gladys Kapstein, Sarah Kouff­ Independent · Liberal party, will The National Religious party the Education Camp Exchange m an, Betty Levitt, Doris have 58 votes in the 120-seat has been demanding a change in Program of the Youth and Hech­ McGarry, Jeanette Roth, Ellen Israeli Parliament. The largest the Israeli Law of the Return that alutz Department. Schecter, Frances Magner, Jea­ opposition bloc the Likud, has 39. would define only those persons The musical presentation will nette Weiss, mailing; Jerry Foster, Speaking with reporters, Mrs. converted by Orthodox rabbis as feature an interpretation of Has­ invitations, a_nd Gertrude Meir said she had asked Mr. Jewish, and therefore , sidic and Israeli music by the Diwinsky, publicity. Dayan to continue in his post. ''.I automatically eligible lor have asked him, I am asking him citizenship. and I will ask him to serve in the Delay Proposed Ebon S-ees Negotiotions Soon new Cabinet," she said, "and .I The Labor party had prop!isec' hope he will do so." deferring the question for a year, Between Syria And l_s,aeh-- Asked 'if _Mr. Dayan _/lad given and submitting the matter to fier a cdmihiiment, Mrs:-< Meir review by recognized rabbinical JERUSALEM - Foreign Syria will not want to have a smiled and said, "We'll have to authorities. Minister Abba Eban believes that completely isolated position' on talk it over." The National Religious party in disengagement negotiations with this prisoner question," meaning TO DISCUSS ABORTION: lila Sa­ Meeting With President turn submitted this proposal to the pinsley, Rhode Island Stahl Sena­ Syria will begin some time this that he thought Damascus would Mrs. Meir made her Chief Rabbinate for an opinion. month. soon accede to Israel's condition tor, will be the guest speaker on Abortion and Abortion Laws at a announceme nt of the new After a four-hour meeting, the He said in an interview taped that it produce a POW list before meeting of the Touro Fraternal M­ government after con'ferring with Rabbinate voted unanimously to for west German television over negotiations can begin. sociation which will be. held on President Ephraim Katzir at his reject the proposed compromise. the weekend that he based that Eban also confirmed reports Wednesday, February 27, at 8 Jerusalem residence. As leader of During the meeting, the Ashkenazi prediction on the "assumption that that he planned to visit p.m. at Touro Hall. the · Labor party, she had received Chief Rabbi, Shlomo Goren,, held Washington in March "to discuss The event is for Touro members, on January 30 a three-week a 2 5-m i n u t e t e I e p h o n e Mrs. Meir Announces with Secretary of State Henry A. their wives and interested friends. mandate to form a new conversation with Rabbi J. B. Kissinger the next stage of the There is limited seating available. government and was required by Soloweichik of Boston. a leading New Golan Township Geneva conference." He said his law to report to the President Talmudic authority , who planned visit was based on the TEL AVIV Officials Basketball Team Wednesday on her progress. reportedly urged that the assumption that disengagement announced that groundbreaking After hearing her report, compromise be rejected. agreements with Syria as well as for a new Jewish township on the Runs Into Snags President Katzir said that he had Mrs. Meir told reporters that with Egypt would be in effect by Golan Heights will begin within a granted Mrs. Meir an additional she regretted that the National then. ROCHESTER, N.Y. - Black few weeks. The announcement was week to complete the· formation of Religious party had decided not to Eban said on his TV interview Muslims here issued a protest apparently intended to underline her cabinet and allocate the join the government over this that while Egypt would prefer that against the Israeli basketball team Israel's determina,tion not to ministerial port-lolios. She . will issue. But she added that she still Syria reached some kind of playing against the University of return any of the Golan Heights ttien present the new government hoped it would come into the arrangement with Israel before Rochester team, and demanded territory captured in the 1967 Six Cabinet at a later date and that Egypt proceeded to the next phase that the three black players on the Day War. Premier Golda Meir she would continue to hold open of peace negotiations at Geneva, university's team not participate in also had made that clear in a three ministries for the party for a he was "not certain that President the tournament. speech to settlers from the Golan limited period of time. Anwar Sadat will subordinate The game nevertheless took Heights and other regions. Mrs. Meir said that other Egyptian interests to what could place, but one of the black players The new township will be differences with the National be the caprice of Syria ... If Egypt failed to show up for the game populated by regular army soldiers Religious party over political and were to take that view, then and the other two played only the and by civilian employcs of army territorial issues had been resolved Egyptian sovereignty would have first half of the game. The Israeli installations in its initial stages, during the protracted negotiations. moved from Cairo to Damascus," team was victorious, !02-60. the announcement said. The Promise Given on Election Eban s.aid. army's manpower division will The Israeli team, on tour Labor party sources said Mrs. He said that both Egypt and throughout the country and under award concessions and subsidies to Meir had agreed to a demand by Israel were carrying out their security wraps, has run into other the settlers, to be announced the Religious party that new di sengagement commitments ,mcidents. shortly. Plans call for specially elections to be held before any properly, despite allegations in the constructed houses of re-enforced At Catholic University in agreement was sigoed to give up Cairo press of Israeli violations. concrete, public utilities, a service Washington, D.C., the Arab territory on the West Bank of the Eban said that Israel viewed the center and industrial area. The Student League sent a letter of Jordan River. The Religious party disengagement agrecmcht with new town, which has not yet been protest to the university president regards the West Bank as part of Egypt as a "test case concerning named, will be located on the stating lhat "we arc still at war the historical land of Israel and is the thesis and doctrine of Egypt's Kuneitra - Bcnot Yaacob bridqe with Israel." The letter also opposed on religious grounds to intentions ... If the agreement complained about the fact that the returning any part of it to Jordan. road about 16 kilom~ters from the works well this will have a 1967 cease-fire lines. It is expected university was s_pcnding money Had the Labor party been able profound psychological effect and to have a population eventually of whkb included publicity blurbs to reach a compromise with the lhercfore a profound political MIIAYIH MAUCANt Dr. Mich.I between 5,000 - 8,000. about the Israeli team . National Religious party, the JO effect. It will create mlich greater Plthltene, lllliltant ,,..., ef In Kansas City, Mo., Arab ...., ...... , -~ Unl- additional scats would have given credibility about the possibility it a clear majority in Parliament. students at Rockhurst Univc:l'sity venity, wtl .... i1n Tt. D.CN1 MEETS WffH FORD and validity of signed Mrs. Meir said she had told the WASHINGTON - Dr. Moses agreements," Eban • al,o issued a protest against the SN krelset• ..._Malieh uid...... tlen ... S.tvnley, '9lirvery President she was "sorry" that she llosen, the Chief llabbi of He added, however, that, "On Israelis. In both universities the games were held on schedule and 23, ., • p.111 . • , the Jewllh c.m­ was unable to present a more llllfflania, met recently for 20 the other hand, if the agreement munlty Center. complete coalition that could minutes with Vice-President without incident. dOC5 not work well the contrary Center NenMn Gewlm ef command a clear majority in Gerald Ford in the White House In their game at Maplewood will be the case." Eban said that T-ple ..... ■ In the Parliament. Gardens in Toronto, there were no will IN4 e11ccutive offices. An aide to Mr. Kissinger was "convinced that the ...... __...ty ...... "Putting tOl!ethcr a coalition Ford said the meeting was "a reported protests or incidents and Egyptian President is resolved to n...... ~lty always takes time and patience," courtesy call" and that I.here -,e cooperate in brea.kina away from the Israelis scored an 81-65 win the .,_ ., ...... she said, "and it was no different "ao policy discussions." the cycle of tension and war." against the local team . • .... the Centar. this time." ·------~-==-======-==--=-:.-;.--:?_'."':__:-. _:;-:-,~--- -- . -

2 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1974 In the upper income and edu<;.a­ gross reach of over 150 copies a tion groups, newspapers have a day. Obituaries I sybil goldman I MARTIN SONN who died February 4, were held Funeral services for Martin the following day at the Sugarman personalized stationer-, Sonn, 34, a research scientist Memorial Chapel. Burial was in and invlfafions at the Raytheon Company in Lincoln Part Cemetery. Portsmouth for seven years, who The husband of Sarah (Miller) died Monday, were held the fol­ Rappaport, he was born in Russia, lowing day at Mt. Eden Cemetery a son of the late Abraham and in Valhalla, New York. Etta (Glass) Rappaport. The husband of Irene (Adler) He was a self-employed fruit . by appointment Sonn, he was born in New York and produce peddler until he re­ City, a son of Gertrude (Sachs) tired five years ago. phone 942-2216 Sonn, now of Norwalk, Con­ Mr. Rappaport was a member necticut, and the late Samuel of Congregation Shaare Zedek­ Sonn. Sons of Abraham, the Hebrew Dr. Sonn, who lived at 5 Wat­ Free loan Association and the son Drive, Portsmouth, was on a Jewish Home for the Aged. two year Sabbatical from Ray­ Besides his wife, survivors in­ W4LLCO\JERINGS theon doing research on an inner clude two sons, Norton Rappaport AUTHOR TO SPEAK: Cynthia Oz­ ear implant with electronics to of Providence and Harold Rappa­ WHEN YOU WANT ick, author, will be the third cure the sensoryneuro deaf. He port of Cranston; a daughter, Ada speaker in the lecture Mries of the was the recipient of one of IO out­ Moseff of Los Angeles, California; THE UNUSUAL 1973-74 Institute of Jewish Stud­ standing physics awards by the a brother, Joseph Rappaport of ikllf-n»ZM#UZZZiJ THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1974 - 3 LACK OF INFORMATION described as "astounding" what NEW YORK - A group of . they called "the lack of staff members of the university information concerning Israel and programs department of ihe world Jewry on the part of Jewish United Jewish - Appeal have American college students."

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THE ONc Y ENGLISH JEWISH WEEKLY IN R I AND SOUTHEAST MASS The Fire Worshippers

Je:i:~t•il.':1: 11~.,!;ny By BERYL SEGAL MAIUNG ADOlfSS: llox 6063, Prov.ct.nee, I.I. 02904 Telephone 724-0200 · KANT: ... Ndd Way, off Webster St., Pawt,, I .I. 02161 CBIA ZUCKHlllG.. OfftCE: l ◄ I Taunton Ave,, Ea,t Pro~~~~-~:.~:~: ...... Managing Edlfor The "Hadoar," the we-ekly Jour­ ing in 'which there are rooms for gion and the teacher of the idea nal of the Hebrew Speaking Fed­ men and women and children who that man was created to wage war . . Second CloM hstag• Patel at Ptovtdenco, Rhode btand er:ition of America, has recently have not yet been received into against the forces of evil in the ::::~'::l•::.:: :,.w.:_~;:.:h::=;-'!,'::'!; :~=:::n"."::;c:!::.=.u~:n=:1::~:~ :; published an interesting article by their faith. The building is called world. contrary In writin9. its contributor Tubiah Freshel, on the "Tower of Silence." The dead In a special room of the house TIM . He,.ld ...um" no finon_aol '"P:°"sibtlity fcN typographical e,ro,. in advertlMments, bul will the Fire. Worshippers in India. bodies are left for the birds of are basins of oil in which wicks ~'tt'r!.:~::.~:v.:::-:;~;-:.:yh~!.~~.:tr:::::::~.•rror occurs. Advertiaen will pl-H Whal with The Exorcist. Water­ prey until the bones have been are burning constantly in memory gate and the Energy Crisis in the picked clean. When the sun has of the departed parents. news, we thought that you would bleached the bones, they-are taken The host of the Freshels is the FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1974 like to read about these people to the sea and after a ceremony owner of a dairy restaurant. His and their strange beliefs. they are thrown into the water. father was the founder of the dairy The Fire Worshippers once But the hostesss confided to and he called it the Dairy of the Pawns and Ploys ruled over Persia (now Iran) and them: Parsecs. On the stationery of the Syria is acting against its own interests, as well as in utter dis­ the lands adjacent to it. In the sev­ "I worry about our future. The dairy restaurant as well as on ev­ regard of accepted practice among civilized states, in its savage enth century the Arabs conquered young forsake the ways of the par­ ery box of its products is written treatment of Israeli prisoners of war as mere bargaining chips - Persia, forced Islam on the popu­ ents. Many of them intermarry. In this motto: " Truth is Light. " Thus refusing even to release their names and numbers as a minimal ·lation, and punished with the another generation or two, I fear, he told the world that he, the own­ sword those who refused to accept er of the dairy, was one of the act of ordinary humanity. we will disappear altogether." their religion. Many fled to India And she added: Fire Worshippers who are at war A new mediation effort by Secretary Kissinger, building on his and now there are about a hun­ "This is why I admire the Jews with darkness. success in arranging last month's Israeli-Egyptian disengagement, dred thousand of these Fire Wor­ so much. They cling to the tradi­ So popular is that dairy restau­ can hardly begin as long as Damascus balks at providing any in­ shippers living under the rule of tions of their fathers." rant in Bombay that the taxi driv­ formation at all about prisoners captured in the October war. It the land and following .their own The Fire Worshippers are famil­ er took them there immediately is beneath contempt to argue that the mere submission of a list beliefs. iar with the Bible, but they also without asking for the street and of names could be construed as a political "concession" equiva­ The people of this sect believe read every modern' work of writers number. So lives a minority in India, lent to an Israeli commitment to withdraw from captured territo­ that there are two forces in the of today. The hostess knew of world constantly struggling one " The Source" by James Michener, clinging to its own traditions, and ry. with the other - the Forces of and "Exodus" by Uris. remembering their homeland Per­ Syria's fn1ternal Arab leader, President Sadat of Egypt, rightly Good and the Forces of Evil. The " I read about the Holocaust in sia, from which they were exiled recognized that mutual prisoner exchange belongs at the start of Forces of Good will eventually - Europe and I cried," the hostess in the seventh century. any truce; his readiness to release Israc;li prisoners led to the dis­ so they believe - be victorious . .1 t said. is the duty of mankind to help On the walls in the houses of ... engagement accord which is now being implemented successfully along the Suez Canal. By now all Israeli forces have withdrawn along in that struggle. They can the Fire Worshippers, hangs a pic­ / Mr. Segars opinions are his own from the western bank of the waterway, and by March 5 Egyp­ do it by clean thoughts, clean ture of Zoroaster (Zarathustra) and not necessarily those of this newspaper.) tian flags will be planted the length of the Canal on both banks speech and good deeds. who was the founder of the reli- They worship fire. Fire is in ev­ for the first time since 1967. erything and sustains everything. Though still a long way from a ju~t and lasting peace, such ar­ What is Fire? To speak the truth Your rangements are a notable and mutually beneficial act of accom­ and to do justly. An eternal fire modation in which both Egyptians and Israelis - not to mention burns in their temples and no Money's Secretary Kissinger - can take justified satisfaction. Something stranger is allowed to go near it. like this disengagement is available to Damascus as well, if only When a fire goes out in a temple, the Syrians will take that first essential step. it is rekindled by bringing new Worth fire, either from another Eternal * * * * Fire or from Heaven; that is, fire By Sylvia Porter The Syrians are not alone in yielding to the temptation to from lightning. overplay their hand. Some of the major Arab oil producing re­ In English the Fire Worshippers gimes seem to regard their embargo against the United States as are called Parsecs, people coming What an Hour's Work Will Buy a force that is not yet spent, that its continuation will make this from Persia. You can bu y about 14 3/ 4 bought . only 12.4 qu arts in 1973: country press for yet another set of concessions by Israel. Presi­ In some of the private homes, pounds of bread with one hour of which bought 7.3 dozen eggs in too, the Eternal Fire is burned. dent Nixon and his Secretary of State may indeed have shown work today, down from the almost I 972, bought only 5. 2 dozen in But in many "modern" homes, 1 197 :i ; which bought 4 dozen excess of zeal (and poor judgment) in predicting the embargo's 15 / 2 pounds one hour of factory that tradition has been given up. labor could bu y as recently as oranges in 1972, bought onl y 3.9 end as soon as the ink on the Egyptian accord was dry; but if the They don't go to Temple at regu­ 1972 - and even though the dozen in 197 3; which bought 16. 7 Arab leaders want American good offices to continue, it is hardly lar times of the day, but whenever forecast of $1 for a loaf of bread No. 303 cans of tomatoes in 1972. excessive to expect them to make some concrete response to they have time they pray. may be an ex aggeration, the price bought onl y 16.5 cans in 1973: and what the United States diplomatic efforts have already accom­ The Fire Worshippers know a of bread is unquesti onabl y still which bought I 1. 5 pound s of plished in . their interest. great deal a bout Israel. heading sharply hi gher. margarine in 1972, bought onl y The strange request of the Foreign Ministers of Egypt and "The Jews are not unlike our You can buy about 2½ pounds 10.9 pounds in 1973. people. We, too, were expelled Did any group of work ers come Saudi Arabia to hold separate initial meetings with Secretary of pork chops with th at one hour from our land by the Muslim . Our of work now, down fr om a full 3.1 out ahead during last year s Kissinger last weekend suggests that the Arab leaers are unsure forefathers lived in their own land pounds of prok chops only a year spectacular bu siness boom and of their unity in making economic and political demands on the once. Now we, like the Jews, are ago - and there's no doubt that rampant infl ati on·> Outside of the United States. It should be adequately clear by now that no one, in exile," said the hostess who in­ prices of pork chops also are min e r s, n o t o ne m ajo r however experienced in the arts of self-delusion, can expect vited the Freshel family to her heading up, along with virtuall y all no n ag ri c ultur a l occupa ti o na l something for nothing. The momentum teward peaceful co-exis­ house. other meat prices. category of wo rk ers was a ble to tence in the Middle East, with its promise of better life and se­ The hostess also told them As for the third item in the old­ in crease it s rea l spend ab le curity for peoples crushed by a generation of war, requires a con­ about the strange custom of dis­ fashioned meat-bread-potatoes earnings. tinuous display of give and take among all parties. posing of the dead. diet, you can bu y only 29 1/2 pounds Overall, the average pr oducti on Reprinted fr om The dead are not buried. In­ of potatoes with one hour of work worker with three dependents had The New York Times stead they are brought to a build- at this start of I 974. a startling '"real "' s pend a ble e a rnings 11Hlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllll decline from the - 41 pounds of averaging $94.07 a week in potatoes your hour of work could December 1973 as against $96.96 COMMUNITY buy in 1972. in December 19 72. Between the CALENDAR What will one hour of work fourth quarter of 1972 and the fourth quarter of 197 3, thi s work er The A SERVICE OF THE buy? That's the figure which will with his three dependents chalked JEWISH FEDERATION dramatize how much the relentless Lyons By Leonard Lyons OF RHODE ISLAND upsurge in prices across the board up a 2.4 per cent increase in hi s and the is cutting back our standards of " real" disposable personal income R.I . JEWISH HERALD living. What matters is not the - his personal income less federal Den for Listing Call 421-4111 total of your dollar earnings; what and state income taxes. But this matters is what your dollars will worker suffered a 3. I per cent buy after subtraction for taxes and decrease in the same short span in NEW YORK - Mayor Be-e perfectionist and an exhausted SUNDAY, PIIIUAIY 24, 1f74 _._, 6:00 P·"'· for spiraling living costs. his real net spendable weekly was prnellteil a replica of volcano, by now hopelessly __ _ wltll The following fi gures will tell earnings - his weekly earnings Farawllolll - Ille I011ri91 rock committed to immediate objectives MOMJAT, PIIIUAIY 25 , lt74 attainable in my time. This that sad tale better than thousands minus hi s Social Security and attractiOII OIi die •• of Capri - Aleph Otwp " .... 1~1:.u.:~ a-,...-., ...... of words. It shows what one hour withheld federal income tax and lly Jaqe s.-1 DI Fako at Ille stubborn world can stand just so Nh, ...."-Me.ffnl of work would buy of other key then "deflated" by the ri se in the Rai ... llalla11 Fortllipl much reform in one generation. It 6:00 p.m. a-•, 0.-.h Dapn Out., ...... Wemen, $vptMt' foods in 1972 and at the start of consumer price index. rettlltly ... Mr. allll Mrs. He•y takes at lease another generation 1:00 , .ffl , thi s ye ar. " Real" spendable earnings of F llltrOtlllffll lo to absorb it. " Olllla were rettllllJ ~:::r.=~~~.... ~~, - An hour 's work . which bought $1 50.19 in 1972 for work ers in Al■ hmNor A..,i« Biddle O.ke T- Fon• allll 11h wife al a party. ... constructi on declined to S 149.37 in 1:15 p.ffl , 2.6 pounds of round steak in 1972, has appolllffll Peter Dould ■ s the Mrs. Fon■ .W: "YOllr -i•taw Te,,... leth AM ...... _., ...... Me.ff"I bought only 2.3 pounds in 1973; 1973 ; real spend able earnings of a91191allt dty 11ffler ... Alan Kt111 NUDAY, NIIUAIY 16, 1974 k•'" ■s. " FOlllla's -ia-law, which bought 4 pounds of bacon in $111.37 in 1972 for workers in T- Ha:,w■• ...... of,_, WH ■llllerwrote a lllleral arts dlalr al 1:00 ' ·'"· CM!, 11 , ...... _ w.... n , ...... MNtl,. t 972, bought only 3. 1 pounds in manufacturing declined to $107.78 lrallllels Ulli,ertlty, allll explal ■ed prc,,entlH lly die die■ U.S. 1!00 P·"'· 197 3; which bought 4.4 pounds of in 1973 ; real spendable earnings of ...., •di a■ ■ llllertakl• 1..-olffll : ...... a.,... , ...... , w...... ,..... , . · AII-J T- Fora• wlle■ HaJlle■ butter in 1972, still bought 4.4 $1 33 .95 in 1972 for workers in WU a _. of Ille Cllicqo "It's _, lll-,le. I'• MW! of an ... WIDNIIOAY, PIIIUAIY 17, 1t74 pounds in 1973; which bought 3.5 transport, utilities, declined to aca4emlc •pllohlerer" ... 11ie 1'60 11:Mp.m. s-■ . pounds of cheese in 1972, bought S 130.10 in 1973; real spendable Former Parks Commissioner .weotapN -llioe of Tllor■IOII ...... 1:00 , ..... 3.4 pounds in 1973. earnings or S77 .83 for work ers in Wlw«'s Th~ Skin of Our Tuth. Ow_...lhtwld: 0-,,..,,-- , ,,_, l 'rhh WenMn, Robert Moses spoke at the _., An hour's work , wh ich bought wholesale or retail tr ade declined induction of students into the wllldt starre4 die late Vl,le■ l..eish, •.!:,t"--..:A.- ___...... _ - 11 quarts of fr esh deli vered milk to $74.32 in 1973; real spendable wlD lie releuNI I ■ -1e tlleater, political science honor society at earnings of $9 1.67 in 1972 for taler tllls year. ntUltDAY, IIIIIIUAIY 21, 1'74 in 1972, bought only 10.8 qu arts in Fordham University. and told the "'" ..... workers in fi nance, insurance, real Joey Adams spoke at the recent ... .._____ , _ 197 3; which bought 12.7 qu arts of students : " I ' m a reformed __ (Continued on page 12) fresh milk in the store in 1972, reform er, a renegade, an ex- (Continued on page 12) ---... ~- THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1974 - 5 Master Pianist Competi.tion NO ISRAEL ORGANIZATION NEW YORK - As far as Syria JOE ANDRE'S NEWS To Be Decided This Weekend is concerned ther.e is no such place ORCHESTRA as Israel. This was revealed Music for that very special offoir Two performances by the fa­ rec e n t I y i n a two-page WOONSOCKET ACADEMY Weddings Bar Mitzvahs mous Warsaw Philharmonic this advertisement on Syria's economy 831-3739 Res. 944-7298 The Adult Education Com­ coming weekend will climax one in The New York Times' special mittee of the Congregation B'nai of the most unusual spectaculars International Economic Survey, Israel in Woonsocket, will in­ in Rhode Island history. which was topped by a map augurate a Woonsocket Academy This spectacular is the Rhode showing Syria and its neighbors - of Jewish Studies which will open Island International Master Pia­ next to a picture of President One of the mo.I HGKliful on Tuesday, March 5. The first nist Competition, involving eight Hafez Al Assad - in which Israel re,orl• an1K'laere ,alute, session of classes will be held from of the best young pianists in the was listed as Palestine. tlae 11lorio1U celebration of 7 to 7:50 p.m. and the second ses­ nation. The winner of the com­ iii- . tlae laolidfl)' of liberation. sion will be held from 8 to 8:50 petition will receive $4,000 and p.m. will perform a concerto with the The courses will be held for PASSOVER Warsaw Philharmonic dµring its ; . eight consecutive Tuesday nights. At Novick'• concerts at Providence Sunday, " YN'NilGoeillloMstt... April 6-Aprill4 Students who successfully com­ February 24, and Kingston, Mon­ '!! / i plete a course of studies will be day, February 25. Cantor awarded a Certificate of Jewish In addition to the eight pianists, \ Studies at a special service to be the event will bring to Rhode Is­ \ ~QXL~l~6:~ Irving Rogoff held in May. TIIADITIONAL SEDER SERVICES land a number of already famous And 1he Nevele Courses and instructors for the musicians who will serve as a jury ..... ~ ...... ,.... . Philharmonic Choir 7 to 7:50 p.m. classes are Customs to decide the winner. · Dietary LIWs , strictl, •~str¥t4 _., ______Sed■ rim • Service. and Ceremonies in the Home with They include Arthur Balsam, di ; 5-.,...... Fell,... Mrs. Lester Macktez; American who has accompanied violinists LEON BATES Jewish History with Mrs. Herman 11o ..,- .. 1111N,1. S,.iel Yehudi Menuhin and Nathan Mil­ Leon E. Bates of the Temple Uni­ olets: R. Lantner and Basic Judaism stein as well as achieving success versity .College of Music; Jeffrey wi\l! Rabbi William E. Kaufman. J\slc JI.bout Limousine as a concert pianist in his own R. Chappell, Heide I. Rice and Service to and from Hotel During the second session from right. It also includes Grant Jo­ Marilyn R. Swan of the Curtis In­ mu ADDED AmACTION 8 to 8:50 p.m. the courses will be hannesen, whose first prize in a stitute of Music; Steven A. Mayer . s..,m11 • ....,,.._,. Jewish Music with Dr. Saul A. 1949 European competition helped and Richard A. Reid of the trips ta fe■ Hs places: Tr1r1 Wittes; Synagogue Skills with win him international acclaim in Juilliard School of Music; Peter 5-, Ne-,.t, I.I., s... Cantor Philip Macktaz; Elementa­ performances with numerous or­ A. Takacs of the Peabody Con­ ilrWp V..- PIiis • • Wsteric, ry Hebrew, the instructor to be chestras, at music festivals and on servatory of Music, and Jorge ...... ,...... E,.....1s,-1e,. announced, and Israel Today from television programs. Federico Osorio, who studied at the Perspective of the American The sponsor of the affair is the conservatories in his native Mexi­ OPEN DATES FOi FUNCTIONS Jew with Zel Levin. University of Rhode Island Arts co City and in Paris and Moscow. Council. Besides Mr. Balsam and Mr. ...., ...... Ace---.... ELECT OFFICERS All s,..ts & Acthffies The four-day competition began Johannesen, the jury includes Ellenville. New York Nathan Schwartz was elected A,ril5-15erAfril6·15 Wednesday, February 20 and will Adolph Baller, Robert Goldsand Hotel Tel: 914-647·6000 chairman of the Parkis Place Ten­ conclude with the two survivors in and Neal O'Doan, all international 11 -,s - 10 ...... er ants Council for a one year term · performances that begin at 8 p.m. concert pianists; Louis Crowder, ,.,._,...., at a meeting on February 13. Oth­ on Saturday in Edwards Hall on music professor, performer and pi­ er officers elected were Miss Ethel the URI campus. ano scholar at the University of Halliday, vice chairman; Florence The winner will perform at Connecticut; Howard Karp, per­ E. Victor, secretary, and Helen Veterans Memorial Auditorium in former and professor at the Uni­ A Legislator's View of Wilensky, treasurer'. Providence at 8:30 p.m. on Sun­ versity of Wisconsin; Gui Mom­ Parkis Place, located at 9 Park­ day night with the Warsaw Phil­ baerts, performer and piano schol­ is Avenue in the Elmwood section harmonic conducted by Witold ar at Northwestern University; ABORTION of Providence, is a nine story Rowicki. On Monday night the Conductor Rowicki; Henry Fuch­ brick building built for the elderly. winner will again perform with the as, pianist and music professor at AND Warsaw, this time in Edwards URI, and David A. Buck, con­ DIALOGUE GROUP Hall at Kingston. ductor of the URI Symphony and In keeping with this year's ABORTION LAWS The piano finalists, selected dur­ director of the competition. theme, "Respect for Life," the ing preliminary competitions last Tickets for the Providence con· WITH second topic of the Cranston Dia­ fall in New York, Chicago and cert inay be obtained at the box logue Group will be "The Impris­ San Francisco, are all graduates of office or by calling 751-6514. oned." The meeting will be held or students at prestigious music Tickets for all Kingston perform­ STATE SEN. LILA SAPINSLEY on Sunday, February 24, at 7:30 schools - and all have performed ances can be purchased at the box p.m. at Temple Sinai. with regional orchestra. They are office or by calling 792-2181. Wednesday, February 27 There will be a showing of the film "Attica," a documentary con­ at 8 p.m. cerning the causes, effects and the Blacks, Jews Asked To Unite actual events of the riot at Attica. NEW YORK - The Mayors of Tensions between the black and TOURO FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION The film will serv.e as the back­ New York and Newark appealed Jewi~ communities have arisen in 100 NIAGARA ST., PROVIDENCE ground for the discussion. yesterday for an end to recent years over community The panelists will be Sister confrontation politics and a new control of public schools, in the FOR TOURO MEMBERS, THEIR FAMILIES AND THEIR FRIENDS Claire Duggan, a member of the coalition of urban groups, area of public housing, ~uch as the NO ADMISSION CHARGE faculty at the Adult Correctional particularly blacks and Jews, to' Forest Hills, Queens, , scatter-site Institution, and Donald Taylor, seek increased Federal aid for the controversy, and the issue of racial deputy director of the Department cities. preference or quotas in Civil of Corrections of the State of Speaking before 500 Jewish Service employment and college Rhode Island. leaders at the biennial banquet of admission. One hour prior to the meeting, the Amateur Jewish Congress, The two mayors agreed that at 6:30 p.m ., there will be a pre­ Mayor Beame predicted that intergroup rivalry had been A sentation of the basics of Judaism "more and more officials and exacerbated by a lack of Federal for guests who may be interested. community leaders will be aid to meet the needs of the cities. "People to People" SINAI SISTERHOOD engaged in politics of conciliation Mayor Beami, told the ,delegates Dr. Roderick Beaman will and agreement." that after his White House talks speak and show a film , "Eat to Declaring that the Federal · with President Nixon earlier this special Your Hearts' Content,'' at the Government had the necessary month he was "optimistic" about meeting of the Sisterhood of financial resources to cope with obtaining more Federal funds. Temple Sinai on Monday, Febru­ various problems, including GET ACQUAINTED CRUISE narcotics, housing, mass-transit, Churches Refuse Aid ary 25, at 8 p.m. Dr . Beaman is l'OUR on the staff of Cranston General welfare and antipoverty programs, "LES JEUNES" Hospital. Mayor Beame said such aid To Jews In f ranee required the cooperative effort of PARIS - Chief Rabbi Jacob PLAN MEETING .THE ASSOCIATED JEWISH CO_MMUNITY CENTERS business. labor and government. Kaplan revealed that the Catholic of Boston The Mothers' Association of Mayor Kenneth A. Gibson of and Protestant churches in France Cordiolly Invite YOU .... Temple Beth David-Anshei Kovno Newark, told the gathering at the have refused to participate with will hold a regular meeting on Roosevelt Hotel that there were the Jewish community in a joint "THE COMMUNITIES OF NEW ENGLAND ond CANADA To .•.• Monday, February 25, at .8 p.m. in "always self-styled leaders waiting protest against Syria's refusal to A Week-Long Sun & Fun Cruise the temple social hall. in the wings to fan the sparks of release the Israeli POWs it holds. 1alll11t1 a.,_nl tho Holland America'• There will be a discussion of the distrust, prejudice, bigotry, Rabbi Kaplan, addressing the lux.urlou1 I.I. ltatenclam donor dinner followed by a penny harmful generalizations and general assembly of the French .. thot .,_utlful l1lond ef "aHMUDA" social. violent confrontations until they Central Consistory, said that he STUDY GROUP become socia lly damaging had asked the Catholic and Pro­ The Aleph Chapter of Hadassah flames ." testant churches to join the Rabbi­ Choice of two- dotes for two age groups will hold its monthly study group Mayor Gibson said he wanted nate in protesting to the Red Ages - 3S and over ... soiling June 1S, 1974 at home of Sarah Kauffman at I to " emphasize the need for Cross Committee in · Geneva Lewis Street on Thursday, Febru­ constructive, interdependent and against Syria's refusal to respect - Ages - 19-3S ... soiling June 22, 1974 ary 28, at 10 a.m . Anne Hillman empathetic relations between the the Geneva Convention. will review "The Grandees" by black and Jewish communities. Catholic sources told the Jewish Per f,... celot' ltNChuN, call er write ••• NOWI I Stephen Birmingham. " As long as we point the finger Telegraphic Agency that the Paris TO SPONSOR BUS TRIP at each ,other, the longer the true Cardinal has publicly called for The Jewish Community Center culprits can continue their devilish the release of the Israeli POWs in ""''--·· In-Set will sponsor a bus trip to business," he said. Syria and for the implementation the Grossinger's Singles weekend The Jewish and black of the Geneva Convention by all on March 29 through March 31. It communities, Mr. Gibson said, countries concerned. is open to all singles from 20 to 35 present no threat to each other, years of age. although there were "social Prospects who buy often are Further information may be ob­ situations that have been ignited much more likely to see your tained by calling the Center at by unreal fears and a false sense ne wspaper ad than occasional buy­ 861-8800. of being threatened.·• ers. 6 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1974 When in doubt, you need look Captured Sinai Oil Wells Critical To Peace Talks J C C U O U C O C O O 0 SHADES no further for the perfect gift. The · WASH I NG TON - Israel chance for a selllement with the Herald subscription is a lways ap- stands to lose $1 billion yearly if Egyptians at- Geneva. For the time Only DRAPERIES preciated for birthdays or holi- she gives up the Sinai oil wells being, compliance with the days.CalltheHeraldat724-0200, captured in ttie Six Day War of Kis-singer formula for· the _In America 1967, according to informed disengagement of forces does not CARPETS WHY BABYSIT YOUR sources here. The Sinai wells are entail Israel's giving up the oi l of EMPTY APARTMENTS? presently furnishing Israel with Sinai. But the issue is bound to By LET US SHOW AND RENT . 7 0 % · of her pet r o I e u m arise in later stages of the Geneva THEM FOR YOU Screened fenonts waiting requirements. They assume far talks and could scuttle any O'CONNOR RENTALS greater importance in Israel's propsecl of reaching an agreement . --~•· Harry 125GanoStreet 751-2300, calculations, now that the price of acceptable to both sides. Golden oil on world markets has risen fourfold in the last year. Herald subscribers comprise an According to political observers, active buying market. For ex­ Israel's refusal to surrender this cellent results, advertise in the valuable resource could wreck any Herald. Call 724-0200 or 724- 1000000000001 0202. PIERCE & ROSENFIELD The Holocaust -and Israel MEAT & POULTRY MARKET , Thirty-two years after the mas­ ·, c· l c· . sacre of six million Jews by the }AE~ ''£~~- Germans, a billerness still comes to me while I write of it. " eQ- . } 1 0 ..:,. ... 1 G1 A people to whom I belonged _ ____p _ '- \cstau•.:r1t had been turned into an ex­ terminator's quarry and there was ,-,-~-er,~,-M-__· .- no outcry against the dead; no Atteatloa WII WILL P.&'I' Jl.&l,J' \ . or TIIJI: l'DIIT Bova · statesmen or journalist struck out. D .P.&almfO.LOT .a.c.oa a-run . . Art was also silent. Was the Jew 'IRUDAD .u-n:a I P.X. .&JrnJJO S1J'JfD.&n o• BOLID.&n . . . . • .;, so despised that he could be mur­ dered en masse without protest Nil (leuie' W. Dta-n. llbil. ,- - OOJO Of from the onlookers? 1.1,b-Pwt°" .... In.,__ TOD.I.~ 0.....teTab~~ «-.JI0.&1-- The political outcry was entirely QPBJr BVDT D.I.T 11 A.II. • II P.X. missing. There was no protest JA 1-3888 against the Jewish massacre from m witrMIHST~"'-tt,,.k<:AH Roosevelt, Churchill, Stalin or other official goverments. The war for the rescue of hu­ manity from German defilement ended triumphantly, but with all the Jews of Europe exterminated and the "great victory" still indif­ ferent to thi s at;nazing fact. Tiie word " Jew" lay lusterless in its horrid grave. The people to whom I belong had been slaughtered; too lonely a - people for the w,orld to regard. During the few weeks of rebel­ lion, the Jews of Warsaw had is­ sued their communique over a - single radio. They were standing firm but the need for guns a nd Last chance to change bullets was growing. Nobody in the world answered; not a bullet, a born b nor even a cap pistol fell out of the sky for their use . yom current listing ... The Jews of Warsaw were fin a l­ ly reduced to fighting with stones, hot water and sticks. The Ger­ mans carted the wounded quickly add new listing for bome to the lime pits, threw them in, covered them up and the slaugh­ tering of Jews went on as if noth­ ing had happened. 1 felt the most deeply shamed or business in tbe by the silence of the American Jews. Around me the most potent and articulate Jews in the world kept their mouths fearfu lly closed. The unassimilated ones - the Providence · Yiddish Jews - were speaking their horror in Jewish newspapers. In the synagogues the Jews were weeping and prnying. In thousands of homes where Yiddish was spo­ Telepbon.,,,:~ry ken the · German murderers and their deeds were cursed . 1r:,-::::_.~ ::3::::.::.:~ ll.~-~ ., /;-;:,:::;.- But these were the locked-away / . Jews who had only the useless ear / of other Jews and, possibly, of God. The Americanized Jews who ran newspapers and movie studios. who wrote plays and novels. who were high in government and pow­ erful in the financial and industrial life of the nation were silent. Who could save the dead and the dishonored now? What words were there that could make the cold world tip its hat to their graves? David Ben-Gurion finall y broke the silence when he announced the rebirth of the state of Israel in 1948. It was not only the clearing of the marshes, the building of the universities and mu seum s. and maki ng the desert bloom. but a spi rit was revived. The Germans thought they had killed the Jews. Now is the time to notify the Telephone Business Office of any changes to be . a nd here was Israel giving them the lie. made in your listing in the white pages of the telephone directory, and to We often wonder what Israel has done for the American Jews in arrange for additional residence and business listings. return for the United Jewish Ap­ peal Fund and the Bonds of Israel we have bought. It has redeemed an entire gen­ eration of Jews. but of the silence came the thundering voices of Da­ @New~'lelephone vid Ben-Gurion and the Histadrut, Moshe Dayan, Golda Meir and (Continued on page 7) ... THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1974 - 7 HARRY • • • • • - Sadat Ousts Editor For.View On Nixon - himself over Watergate to have - Mohammed Hassanein Heykal GOLDEN says he was dismissed as editor of any influence in the Middle East, Egypt's most prestigious according to Time. I (Continued from page 6) I newspaper because of his " l doubt that he has the Teddy Kollek of Jerusalem. They BRIDGE expressed doubts about President strength to force Israel to give up have given us a new dignity. Nixon's influence in the Middle enough for an acceptable peace They have redeemed us all. East, according to Time magazine. settlement... Time quoted Mr. By Robert E. Starr Heykal as saying: Harry S. Truman Mr. Heykal, who was removed Mr. Heykal said that he It has been years since I have • • • • • • • • • • • last week. as editor of Al Abram differed with Mr. Sadat about the read as instructive a book as The situation in today's hand thing, the Heart switch and the by President Anwar el-Sadat, said "pace 'with which we were putting Merle Miller's "Plain Speaking: - that he had begun to differ with all our trust in Nixon." stumped some of the "Experts" in King being offside, had both been An Oral Biography of Harry S. the Duplicate played recently at too much. Even with the Club los­ Mr. Sadat because he felt that He said that he had not been Truman." my Club. If given the chance they ing, had the Heart not been Mr. Nixon was too busy defending surprised by his dismissal. There are many pertinent things all should have solved it correctly played the hand still could have one could say about our troubles if but as has been mentioned here so been' made. one could speak to l-{arry S. Tru­ many times, too few players think Actually, had they thought 'bet­ man, and Merle Miller says them about the right thing at the right ter, they not only would have 'S KOSHER all. "Can you imagine anyone," he time if they really think at all. made four but five. Can you see JU LI E DELICATESSEN asks, "shielding Harry Truman Even a few Life Masters failed to how? Alter West had led that Ace from the truth?" note what was going on around the whole hand should be an open 731 HOPE STREET 621-9396 Our first Cold War President, them. One track minds again. Yes, book. East had opened the bidding points out Miller, was accused by they should have formed an opin­ _first hand and West had shown up the revisionist historians of having ion and stuck to it but not the one with an Ace on the opening lead. BUSINESSMAN'S SPECIAL initiated the programs which led they did. What else can West have? Noth­ ROLLED BEEF SANDWICH ON BREAD us into Vietnam. But Truman, at North ing, which includes that Club his desk i'n Independence, Mo., re­ ♦ K73 King. So after Trumps are drawn POTATO SALAD OR COLESLAW .K Q 5 $1 5 5 membered that he was accused by ♦ 4 a Club is play~d and the Ace is AND COFFEE NO SUBSTITUTION • everyone from the China lobby to ♦ A Q J 9 5 2 the correct card. True you are not Life Magazine to Joe McCarthy West East certain 'the King will drop but you of having been "soft" on Commu­ ♦ 8 4 2 ♦ 96 are sure that East has it. If it hap­ nism. •a 7 4 .A J 10 9 pens to be a singleton as it is it Truman was also accused of ♦ A 9 5 2 ♦ K Q 10 8 6 3 will fall. If not, no one can make ROLLED ♦ 7 6 3 ♦ K sheltering the notorious traitors, it for the hand simply couldn't Dean Acheson. secretary of state, South have been made with that defense. ♦ A Q J 10 5 and General George C. Marshall, I stated in the first paragraph, SAVE50 despite the fact that Harry Tru­ .6 3 2 BEEF LB. LB.3.40 ♦ J 7 "If given the chance." I meant man's Administration gave forth +10 8 4 that as long as some time before the Marshall Plan, the NA TO Al­ Ludwig Klein was Declarer, the Clubs were played West liance, and the UN police action showed that he had the Diamond in Korea. East Dealer, everyone vulnerable PKG SAVE 50' PKG. with this bidding: Ace. If West didn't lead it ob­ What to me is the most reveal­ viously the Declarer would not ing of the dialogues between Mill­ E s w N know that he had it. In that case it p er and our thirty-third President is l ♦ l ♦ 4 ♦ was quite possible for West to FRANKFURTS PKG. 1.19 the one in which he recounts his That is the way the bidding have the Club King. Not as lik ely ( 10 TO A PACKAGE) nomination as Roosevelt's running probably should have gone. East as East but not impossible as it mate. had a normal opening bid but was if West had that Ace he led. Immediately after the nomi­ some Souths, vulnerable, didn't With the Diamond Ace led, a nation, he met with Roosevelt at make the overcall. At the one lev­ sharp Declarer should make five. the White House and for the first el ·with 100 honors I think they Moral: Most players count the VITA time realized the man was sick, could very well make their bid al­ cards in every suit. It is just as im­ probably dying, which meant, of though I wouldn't quarrel with portant, in many hands, to count course, he would succeed to the anyone who passed. West made no points that show up. Remember 160Z.] 19 JAR e Presidency. bid so it came around to North. there are exactly forty points in TASTEE-BITS theA ~ck . The surprising fact is that He had excellent support for an Roosevelt knew it, too. When Tru­ overcall suit which has to be at man volunteered to undertake all least five good cards. He also had OUR SOUP IS THE BEST IN TOWN the campaigning by flying to 30 or a fine suit of his own, a singleton 40 cities, Roosevelt advised him to which should come in handy for take trains. "There's no sense in his partner especially being in the both of us taking chances," he opponents' suit. And for good said. measure he even had the Heart Harry Truman was not as much King and Queen. Opposite any of an accident as we · thought. reasonable vulnerable overcall The Herald is now accepting Roosevelt knew what he was these should produce a game. So about in the way that Lincoln and without further ado a good partner "Younger Set" Photos Kennedy knew what they were sitting North should not create Polynesian o,d For early publication and For our Files about in choosing running mates. any problem but should leap right Contones.eCui,ine to game. "COCKTAILS SHVED" Harry Truman was not a mis­ Most of the pairs did reach the •TakeOutSe,yicee take because he was one of us. same Four Spade contract one The R. I. Jewish Herald 467-7440 Franklin D. Roosevelt was not one way or the other. The problem of us but he was on our side. MAILING ADDRESS: BOX 6063, PROVIDENCE, ll I. was to make it without the help of •Ai1(t M111tllff• Richard Nixon is also one of us, the opponents. Of course, some A1111pltf1tthrki•t PLANT AND OFFICE : HERALD WAY (OFF WEISTH ST.) strangely, but he claims he isn't. did because the opponents did not ,a ... llS. ho•P10. PAWTUCKET, ll I. He is the mistake. defend to the best of their ability. 1271Pes1H. Werwid. Let us assume best defense and Soviet Jew Released see what might happen. West, on lead, probably should lead the suit From Insane Asylum his partner bid, the Diamond Ace, for lack of anything better to lead. NEW .YORK - Jan Krylsky, a 23-ycar-old Soviet Jew, was This is a key card to an alert De­ clarer. He should now gel a switch released from the Seckovka WARSAW to a Heart, East winning the Ace, Psychiatric Institution after a two­ y car confinement for and continuing the Jack which will "schizophrenia and militant establish another Hearl trick for Zionism,.. it was learned by the the ~fense if they can get in to Greater New York Conference on cash it. PHILHARMONIC Soviet Jewry. This is the first case As you can sec the key 10 the known to the West of a patient whole hand is what to ,do about who has been released from this the Club King after Trumps arc with guest pianist "special"' psychiatric institution. drawn. I watched as some De­ Krlysky, who was kept in a ward clarers did the natural thing with for the criminally insane, was four oul and took the finesse given injections that left him against that King. When ii lost VETERANS MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM delirious and completely swollen. and then a Heart was cashed for He had been charged with hitting the setting trick they felt that they a drunk who yelled anti-Semitic had been unlucky, that everything Sunday, Feb. 24 at 8:30 pm epithets at him. had worked against them and that Julius Krylsky, Jan's father, has they were victims of good De­ been campaigning in the West for fense. The combination of every- Tickets s7.50, s6.50, ss,50 at Ladd's Music his son ·s release for over a year. SMASH WINDOWS Jan and his mother. Rachel. hope NEW YORK - Plate-glass Centers, Music Box, and Roth Ticket Agency. to rejoin the older Krylsky in windows at three Queens branches Israel shortly. The member of the Chase Manhattan Bank agencies of the GNYCSJ mounted were smashed, the police reported. Phone orders 7 51-65 14 from 9 to 9 daily. an extensive campaign for Jan and Al about 6 a.m. an anonymous other Soviet Jewish activists caller told The Associated Press Prftented by the URI Arts Council. incarcerated in mental institutions. the windows had been broken in A spokesman expressed the hope retaliation for Chase Manhattan's Supported in port by the RI State Council on the Am. that others being held. including "dealings with the Soviet Union. Hillel Chayit and Yuri Rothst:in, which has opposed free emigration 'lfould soon be relencd. for Soviet Jewa ... :::8;-~T;H:E~R;H~O~D~E~IS~LtA~N~D~H~E~R~A~L~D~,;F~R~l~D~Af.Y~,;F~E!B~R~U~A~R~Y'.,_; ·3:22~. _1_1~97l4F:i::::s::i::::i::ir:::s::i::s:s::ss::s:s:::i::::s::i::::i::ir:::s::i::s:s::s:::1:a::s:s::i::::s::1:1:1r:::s::1.::1:1:i:::i::s::::i::::i::::s::s:,i learned in sports and carried into Boobytrapped Toys Lethal Warns Israeli Television - the more grim game of life itself TEL AVIV - The Israeli are the real value of the games. They are very small but can easily Playing together, liking each other public - a nd especially children, cause the loss of a hand or fingers and encouraging the other fellow - were warned by police a nd or worse. Eight such toys have Hello Again! security authorities this week to are examples shown by the Friars been found so far - two in that are of importance for every­ beware of toy-like boobytraps that Jerusalem, one in Ashkelon one to put into practice in every­ were apparently introduced into another in Affula and some in th~ News of the Sports World by Warren Walden day life. the country by one of the Arab Haifa area. Pictures of the "toys" ... terrorist organizations. have appeared in the press and on CONG RA TULA TIONS: And so .The lethal objects realistically television. Providence College, its basketball resemble toy shells and car_tridges. ACHIEVEMENT: No doubt have hit it on the nose. Or should team and mainly Coach Dave about it, the Friars· have set the we say, "On the basket?" That's a Gavitt are in line for hearty con­ whole area afire with basketball record of which the remarkable gratulations. Stepping into a spot interest. A winning team attracts Dave Gavitt, Genius at the helm vacated by the great Joe Mulla­ interest and the Providence Col-· as coach, can rightly be proud. ney, Gavitt has carried Mullaney's ..Announcing •.. lege basket-shooters are riding the Back through the years when a tradition farther along. Not only crest of a victorious wave as well newsreel man asked Lou Pieri because he has been chosen TIii:' RJ:'OPE.\'/1\'G OF as sitting on the top of a popu­ how many games he thought the "Coach of the Year" by Words larity peak that is higher than any Celtics would win, the dynamic Unlimited; and not only because perch achieved by any athletic part-owner replied, "All of them." of an impressive season's record; team in the history of sports in Gavitt would inost likely enjoy SmilA ~ JeeJlaur,anl such a total but there surely is and not. only because his Friars Rhode Island. I suppose that the are again headed for the big . ,· ff OlfR SEW LOCATIOX old Providence Grays of the "Ole nothing but praise for the record NCAA tournament! No. Not only . 1049 ATWELLS A VE, Hoss Radbourne" days were a his Friars have established. It's en­ for those reasons. But a lso for an­ popular combination. And there viable. PROVIDENCE, R'..L other great big accomplishment. were the 1914 Champion Grays of ••• 01'1'~ l>All.Y sxr. AT (;I.OSEI) A PART OF VICTORY: Ah. if Those reasons attest to his acumen the International League at old ,\T 11 :IMl ,\ .~·l . ~:.l0 P.M. SIINUAYS the Red Sox could gain the spirit as a mentor without explanation. Melrose Park with Babe Ruth and of '.'good fellowship'' enjoyed by The big accomplishment? A happy Carl Mays in the .lineup. The R.l. '861-4937 the Friars. The Providence Col­ team; and a team without dis­ Reds of hockey have enjoyed sev­ lege basketball club is truly a sension; a team that teaches fond eral seasons at the pinnacle as team in every sense of the word. fellowship; an example · for us all . champions and near-champions., Friendly, cooperative and with a Liking each other' Love of fellow­ But compared to the excitement spirit of "one for all and all For man' Keep up the good work provided by the basketball Friars, one," along with their astute Friars. Store up your friendships. all the others pale into in­ coach and capabilities they present Such va lue cannot be purchased. significance. an example of a combination that A great job, Coach Gavitt' We're ••• is difficult to beat. With superb proud! HOLLAND ACCOlvlPLISHMENT: And now team-play and sportsmanship, the Friars of basketball move even the easiest Friar victory is THIS AND THAT: Someone again into the national spotlight as A house-SOLD word substantial. Sometimes winning mentioned the "Brown lronmen" they head for the big NCAA tour­ might be viewed as hollow but not of football. They were great and RESIDENTIAL• COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL nament. EarlY. in the season, Chris with the Friars who bring from be­ exciting. They did arouse fever­ Clark of the· glib tongue and bas­ hind the sce nes the very pitch interest but they didn't play ketball enthusiasm, predicted a 26- essence of the value of our great in a national scale as do the Friars 3 seasonal record for the Friars RICHARD G. HOLLAND, REALTORS sports programs. Winning is im­ in basketball ... Big sectional in­ and, at this writing, he seems to 101 MAIN ST-, PAWTUCKET, (ACROSS FROM NEW APEX) portant, of cou rse, but the lessons terest in football hack through the years. Stop in Pat Meschino's res­ taurant in Pawtuxet and you'll [B 728-5000 State-Wide ... hear all about big games between SUCCESSFU.L Cranston's City Hall AC team and RE,A.LTOR_ ... the Swans of South Providence played at Tim O'Neil Field ... It was nice to be remembered by Joe INVESTING Darcy the other day. Joe was catcher and cosponsor with his ROGER E. SPEAR brother Ed of an outstanding base­ ball team in this section that car­ PROVIDENCE PRINT GALLERY INC . . ELG Shareholders to present their securities by Nov.I, ried the family name. Dis­ GRAPHIC ARTS GALLERY Gain in Divestiture 19S1, lost all rights under the plan. tinguished by their dark blue uni­ You might write to H.M. Graydon, forms, the "Darcys" were an at­ Q: We hold 500 shares of El Secretary, at 80 Pine St., NYC traction in many places where Paso Natural Gas (NYSE). Would 1000S for additional details on the semi-pro baseball was popular. • ORIGINAL GRAPHICS you recommend holding for future reorganization. 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Would I be wise to wait night. merit for long-ierm passport had been confi scated as a for a better market to make the result of criminal charges pending P.S. ,.__ _. Illy MIii••-.. ., htlMft - •ly IN h1come/appreclation pordoli09. change? C.M. .W.•INl-th.4, Q: I need information on against him and was insurance ,.-..,.,,,_...._..... w.n.r .... A: Since YOII are now retired, an Associated Gas & Electric Co. or that the Jewish Defense League ...... , ex change of mutual funds is leader would appear in court for General Public Utilities. My p089illle. Howe,er, prior to that father bought 100 shares in 1938. trial. Kahane·s lawyer indicated time Keo1h plan allows the ·BOSTON Is this stock worth anything? J.P. that he would appeal. :::.:s participant only to freeze one plan Kahane ran for the Knesset last A: In a 19«i jolat reorgaidzation IODY won• PAMING • IADIATOI WOii In order lo start anew with another December but failed to win plat die aff11ff firm llecame f■ nd. Mass. Growth has an abo.e­ • MOTOI IIPAIIS • MONT IND• UPHOLSTIIY IIIIOWII u GeL Pw•lic Utilities enough votes for a seat whi ch a ,erage l~year performance • NMIS •TRANSMISSION• GlASS • IGNITION • (NYSE). SliarH were 1-4 to would have given him .immunity record In die *cade thr011gh 1973, against prosecu.tion in the pending ITC. partldp•tag lfflfflty lloWen a• alt'-lh the ZO-., !lecline rerorded cases. which include attempts to dalaallb ■llller die pla■ at tllat 115 PINE ST., PROVIDENCE 421-2625 (Continued on page 12) smuggle arms out of Israel. tlae. "-· lloNen • falletl THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1974 - 9 Prospects who buy often are much more likely to see your newspaper ad than occasional buy- ers. HELEN (ROWELL'S FOOD SPECIALTY SHOP \ 5£: ilfed ljend1 From Andre's Ensure o leller Perm9nent Wo~•. 122 WALTHAM ST. 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THIRD SON BORN sentation of the society' s charter OK Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Indeck was made. YOU'VE LEARNED of Geralynn Drive, Brockton, Alpha Epsilon Delta Premedical Massachusells, announce the birth Honor Society is international FOR ALL YOUR HOW TO DO NEEDLEPOINT of their third child and son, Craig with chapters in the United States David, on January 11. and Canada and is an honor be­ T VEL NEEDS MAYBE YOU'VE EVEN DONE A KIT. Maternal grandparents are Mr. stowed by fellow students in rec­ and Mrs. Harold Ross of Provi­ ognition of scholarship a nd SO WHAT DO YOU DO NOW? dence. Paternal grandparents are achievement. You Get Something Different from Mr. and Mrs. Philip Indek of ... Chelsea, Massachusetts. BROWNS HA VE DAUGHTER ... Mr. and Mrs. Remmie Jay TO BINS HA VE SON Brown of 359 Morris Avenue an­ $;~ 8/4el Mr. and Mrs. Norman I. Tobin nou nee the • birth of their third I 056 HOPE ST., PROV . of 83 Foxcroft Avenue, Warwick, child and daughter, Ana Kay, on OPEN WED. THRU SAT. 272-08 •BARBARA BLOSSOM announce the birth of their first 23 January 22. 8v8 HOPI= ')TRh: PROVIDt"J( E R 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. •MARILYN SWARTZ child and son, Bradley 1<.yle, on Maternal grandmother is Mrs. January 23. Mrs. Tobin is the for­ Maurice Kay of Providence. Pa­ mer Judith Scavilli. ternal grandparents ar e Mr. and Maternal grandparents are Mr. Mrs. Louis Brown, also of Provi­ and Mrs. Joseph Scavitti of Cran­ de.nee. ston. Maternal great-grandmother Great-grandparents are Rever-­ is Anna Jampolsky. end Meyer Smith of Providence Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Eva Greenberg of Worcester, JERRY'S \i\\1ASTIC and Mrs. Abraham Tobin of War­ Massachusells. wick. • •• • • • DAUGHTER BORN OPEN 8 A.M. -1 P.M . SECOND DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Ja- SUNDAYS Mr. and Mrs. John A. Pratt of . cobs of 11 Newlight Street, West 46 Travis Road, Holliston, Mas­ Warwick, announce the birth of sachusetts, announce the birth of a their second child and daughter, Thank you all for your patronage. I second daughter, Debra Ellen, on Rebecca Sarah, on Janu ary 18. February 11. Maternal grandparents are Mr. Mrs. Prall is the former Harriet and Mrs. Saul Goldberg of 341 am stocking mo.re and more kosher L. Herman, daughter of Mr. and Ballles Farm Drive, Brockton, Mrs. Jerome M. Herman of Massachusells. Paternal grand­ food on my shelves every day. If Cranston. parents are Mr. a nd Mrs. Bertram Paternal grandparents are Mr. Jacob~ of 60 Sutton Road, Need­ and Mrs. William Prati of Hollis­ ham, Massachusells. there is anything you don't see that ton. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Maternal great-grandparents are Mrs. Hyman Gold_stein and Harry we should carry in kosher food, let Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rakusin of Go9(!fader, all of Brighton, Mas­ Providence. sachusetts, and Annie Jacobs of me know. I want your shopping to Winthrop, Massachusells. BAR MITZVAH ••• Scott Cohen, son of Mr. and FIRST CHILD BORN be as pleasant and convenient as Mrs. Carl Cohen, will become Bar Mr. and Mrs. William Chernick Mitzvah at services on Saturday, of Cedar Pond Drive, Warwick. possible. Jerry February 23, at 11 : 15 a.m. al announce the birth of their first Temple Sinai. child and daughter, Sterfany Lenn, ... on February I. EMPIRE KOSHER HEBREW NATIONAL BECOMES MEMBER Maternal grandparents are Mr. Neil J . Friedman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Calmon Greenfield of and Mrs. Abraham Friedman of Columbus, Ohio. Paternal grand­ ·cHICKENS parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph PASTRAMI Fourth Street, has been elected to membership in Alpha Epsilon Del­ A. Chernick of Pawtucket. ta, the international premedical Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Irving Epstein of Pawtucket. and predental honor society of 3-SLB. s LB. LB. American University in Washing­ 1. 09 GRANT NEW VISA s2.29 ton, D.C., where Mr. Friedman is WASHINGTON - Rep. a student in his senior year. Mario Bi aggi (D/C, NY) • At an installation a11ended by announced that the Soviet· WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF IMPORTED Mr. and Mrs. Friedman, held on Embassy has informed him ihat February 9, 21 charter members Hersh Gutman, a Soviet Jew AND DOMESTIC CHEESE ... of the District of Columbia Beta whose ex it visa was suddenly Chapter of which Mr. Friedman is revoked shortly before he and his • NO PRE-PACKAGED MEAT• ALL CUT TO ORDER treasurer as well as ~ charter family were due to depart for member, signed the charter . ~ch Israel in the summer of 1972, of the charter members was wou Id be granted a new visa. presented with an engraved per­ Biaggi, who interceded with the Specializing in Fantastic Strip Stea/cs sonal certificate designating him Soviet Embassy on Gutman's as a charter member. behalf, said his visa was rewked A dinner reception followed at when the KGB said he was a the Holiday Inn at Chevy Chase, former member of the armed 1360 PARK AVENUE, CRANSTON 944-5103 Maryland, where the formal pre- forces. IO - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRARY 22, 1274

SHARE BUILDING Church, which have shared an 1 WASHINGTON - Temple edifice on a landlord-tenant Micah, a Reform Jewish group, relationship for seven years; are and St. Augustine's Episcopal embarked on negotiations for a permanent joint relationship, the two congregations a nnounced. THE TRAUMA Shortly alter its founding in t~e rehabilitated southwest Washington area, the Temple Micah congregation in 1966 rented OF THE the St. Augustine's edifice. .,.,.....~'Tlt.AKUER. .f oc·TOBER WAR GOOD FOOD - a. Continued From Last Week MODERATELY PRICED MENU The party's paralysis and much sensitive and basic topic in the FLAMING of the confusion of the recent country, its Zionist credo. In the election resulted from a curiosity PUUFOR PUU TWO PLATTkJR '4.50 . aftermath of the war, some young of I srael's proportional . people are asking whether •COCKTAILS• . : representation system, .baffling at Zionism is still a viable strategy. U 'Con'1 8,e,ot• Our low Price, : 1 -M1Lr1un-11.u1. \ best to most outsiders./ Under this Their questions may reflect a Max Pollack & Co...... NT~1'040 system, each party puts up a list "" " 'Ii\"°'""' ' 0. 11<.,._> .. !l• I • 6•"•"• certain glib posturing, but more m.111-•1 of candidates, who all run sober thinkers, not exclusively 2311 WEST SHOH l ,D., WARWICK, I.I. nationwide. The number of people from the far left, find some elected depends on the percentage profoundly discouraging lessons in of the total vote the party the October war. - If it's .receives, and people are seated in " Zionism was the product of line with their position on the list. European Jews who tried to Consequently, Israel's politicians assimilate and failed," comments REAL ESTATE spend a great deal of energy one rather hawkish Tel Aviv (residential, commercial, industrial) fighting over their pre-election professor. "Now Israel has tried ranking. Unfortunately, the lists to assimilate as a nation and Call for this most decisive election failed. " since I 948 were closed long before Thus, the diplomatic isolation DAN SIMONIAN, Realtor the war changed the face of after the war was widely accepted Israel's politics. The more flexible as a return to the historic Jewish younger members of the Labor condition. "In a sense, it's just Party complained bitterly that back to normal," says Amos Oz. At home At the office MULTIPLE usnNG SERVICf they were trapped at the end of "The 30 or 40 years of relative U4-4497 S21-3900 the list, behind the discredit s y mpathy for I srael and MI.S "hawks." A Labor voter who understanding of Zionism is a ve ry wanted to punish his hard-line short episode in Jewish histo_ry leadership by going elsewhere, There had been an episode, ~- KAGAN & SHAWCROSS, Inc. wound up weakening the "dove" perhaps thanks to Hitler, when Insurance -Real Estate faction at the bottom of the fist. very many non-Jews sympathized 925 Industrial Bank Bldg., Providence, R.I. The main target of the current with the Jewish people, its infighting is Defense Minister suffering, its vision, its heroic Moshe Dayan, but some long­ attempt to reconstruct itself. Now standing institutions are under fire it's probably gone." BIG a~ well. Intelligence · evaluation, Mr. Oz, generally regarded as a long the sole domain of the " dove" in Israel, is critical of the defense ministry, is alm ost certain "oversimplifications" of the Arab­ to be reformed and Prime Israeli i~ue that he associates Minister Me(r already has with his country's existing accepted demands to set up a leadership. " The stupid, idiotic FLOOR COVERING CO. National Security Council which leadership" of the Palestinians, he CARPET LINOlEUM.:TILE would undercut General Dayan. says, "does not change the fact 'Golda's Kitchen' Under Attack they have a case in this conflict. In Also under attack is Mrs. short, it's not a Wild West film, Meir's own style of rule, the good guys shooting bad guys. " Hello, famous "Golda's Kitchen" Grim Determination If floorcovering is on your mind, why don't you drop in gatherings of three or four But this new lack of illusion, to see me or phone for an appointment at home. advisers who made many cabinet which he says is widespread My byword is honest value and service to a TEE. Hope decisions the night before the among young Israeli soldiers, is formal meetings. The full cabinet not resulting in a collapse of will to see or hear from you soon. Thanks, never met in October to discuss but instead is producing a grim SHOWROOM: Rear 19S Cole Avenue MURRAY TRINKLE the Syrian and Egyptian troop determination. ·" I was nine years buildups until noon of Yorn old in 1948," he says, "which was TEL.: 272-4700 Kippur. "All those readings of obviously much more desperate intelligence reports, or misreadings than this war, much more of them, were done in private desperate. I remember my father meetings," says a critic. saying to me that if Zionism On a more basic level, there is doesn't prove to be a better way hope that the war may shake up of life for a Jew, at least it is a what Sociologist S. N. Eisenstadt better way of death. I don't have of Hebrew University sees as the the feeling that we are doomed, "ossification" of Israel's original that the whole thing is lost, but revolutionary institutions. "Once basically I feel that Zionism in you institutionalize a revolution 1973 was just what it was in 1903, and set up an elite, even an open a desperate attempt to survive." elite like our own," he says, This spirit runs very deep in "there's a tendency to think all Israel and perhaps explains why proglems are solved forever." someone as stubborn in protecting Although Israel did successfully her country's interests as Golda solve many problems, includ.ing Meir could be accused by the the accommodation of large waves opposition of ·•selling out" in the of immigration, many institutions style of Chamberlain at Munich. have failed to adjust. As a resu It, No one knows better than says Mr. Eisenstadt, the vague Henry Kissinger the extent of feeling grew up in recent years Israel's will to resist an imposed that the political system was not settlement. If the cease-fire able to cope with many social agreement aroused the Israeli · problems and there was a public against him, his masterful weakening of Israel's remarkable speech at Geneva did much to pluralism. "The society became to allay this hostility. He precisely EDWIN S. SOFORENKO. some degree more monolithic," he defined Israel's dilemma in his adds, "there was somewhat less quotation from the 2nd Century Michael H. Silverman Robert J. Janes sensitivity to its interaction with sage, Rabbi Hillel: "If I am not the rest of the world." for myself, who is for me?" - a Murry M. Halpert Howard S. Greene The October war, he hopes, will sentence often used by early Charles D. Gauvin John Edge reverse this process. He finds Zionist writers. But Mr. Kissinger much greater openness after the added the second sentence which war. "Many of us hope this will be some Zionists often left out, "If I All UNIS Of INSUIANCI FOi lUSINISS a challenge which will produce am for myself alone, who am I?" INOUSTIY, HOM1 AND PIISONAL l'IOTICTION something good," he says. Mr. Adams, a member of the However, much to the alarm of Wall Street Journal's editorial 211 ANGEU STREET many older · Israelis, this new page Slaff. recently returned from openness has focused on the most thf Middle East. UNlon 1-1923 INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS, INC. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1974 -· II STEAL MONUMENT eternal flame dedicated last year AJCongress Launches Fight Against HAif A, Israel - 'f.hieves have in the center of Haifa. The city stolen one of Israel's most revered engineer told police today that the Racial And Religi(?us Discrimination monuments to her 1948 war dead, 110-pound bronze casting was the bronze representation of _an stolen last night. NEW YORK - The American is counsel to the Congress· she had paid for perpetual care. A • TOP IIOADWAY SNOWS Jewish Congress. a pioneer in the Chicago division. telephone call from the lawyer HAPPINESS IS use or law to fight racial and • INIMNNI I OUTDOOI l'OOIS . In Cleveland, the Jewish helped settle the situation. • INIOOII "YUi 'IOUIID" ICE SIATINli religious discrimination, has Community Center is the setting In the borough of Queens, ·New • INDOOI IOWUN6 • CNANPIOIISIIP SOIi launched a series of pilot projects for a legal counseling program York, legal counseling programs • AU wmm TENIIIS COtllTS across the country utilizing its PASSOVER • SUPERI HY CAMP held four times per month by a are operated from the , Queens At: legal skills in behalf of poor and team of 20 American Jewish Jewish Center in Forest Hills and • tlEUJIY CUISINE Plva Ktl010f,w rll.ot 8~• aged Jews. Congress volunteer lawyers. Major HOMOWACK I the Jewish Center of Kew Gardens IIIY 1· FLOIIENCE ;._ ~ 111 The program includes individual problems raised deal with Social Hills. State Supreme Court Justice Cel1W1l1 nls ILICKSTEII ~ /,I counseling. publica tio-ns and, Anr BoatitlP' •n: Security, Medicare am! Medicaid, Moses M. Weinstein is chairman J1Jo■S Holiday ,. where necessary, help in filing according to Harold Tick tin, of the Congress' local Committee as lever 11,0rw complaints with government chairman of the Cleveland legal on . the Jewish Poor. BDMDWAl:lt agencies. Other activities made CANTOR AIRAH.AM MEHLER panel. A special project has been - OPEN AU YIM LODGE possible by the grant include a l n Washington, D.C. , the launched to help publicize the new & ~L'i'~ :.v:-.:r:. Choir Sortna - N. Y, Toh fl+w- &s.derS.,-,icH tenant relocation service, a Congress legal counseling program Federal Supplemental Security 5tfcMFR~E 800-CJt-2212 "reassurance call" program under services the Senior Adult Club - Income program, which offers which lonely aged ·people receive 500 members strong - of the cash assistance to limited-income ni ghtly telephone calls. and a Jewish Community Center of aged persons and the blind and R.I. Chamber Music Concerts speaker's bureau that sends Greater Washington. Twice a disabled. Under the program, trained ·persons to old age homes month, v,olunteer AJCongress trained volunteers visit old age presents the and senior citizens' centers to attorneys meet with club members homes and provide information on provide information on the rights to handle, on the spot, such the new benefits by telephone. a nd benefits of the old a-nd problems as the senior citizens In addition, the Social Security ORFORD· poverty-bound. bring to him . Administration in Washington has Receni studies have shown that Gives Typical Case agreed to direct loca l public affairs the Jewish poor fall mai nly into Typical, says Lawrence Rubin, officers in New York . Los STRING',

12 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1974 As Winter Hits The Golan Israeli Soldiers Dig In Maltreatm•nt Of Jews Assessed By Council TEL SHAMS, Israeli occupied started and the two slowly made the Syrians to agree to a political The Israelis, gathered in one Syria - The real winter came to their way up the hill in tandem, settlement that will lead to an end of the main hall of the STRASBOURG The the Golan Heights last month. Not their wheels spinning furiously in Israeli withdrawal from these mosque, whistled and stamped Council of Europe Assembly has the light whimsical snow flurries the muck. At the top, the driver of forward lines. The diplomats back their muddy boots after each of adopted a Swedish delegate's of December, but the hard cold, the first truck looked back at the in the Foreign Ministry in Miss Collins's songs. A soldier in report on the maltreatment of lashing rain and the hailstorms road behind him and shook his Jerusalem may discuss it as a boots and green combat fatigues Jews in the Soviet Union. With that begin in January and tra ns­ head in disgust. theoretical possibility, as a part of lounged atop the wooden pulpit the exception of the Communist form the barren, treeless plain into The Israelis Dig In a · negotiating "package" that from which the Friday sermon is delegate from France, the a vast, bone-chilling bog, accord­ The Israeli soldiers who man Secretary of State Kissinger may normally preached, beating time delegates voted for the report ing to Terrence Smith of the New this raw, new position and others pull magically frQ!Il a hat, but no enthusiastically to the music. which strongly criticized "the York Times. like it are digging in for the winter one at the front believes it. Hanukkah posters were pasted on arbitrary arrests and harassment" The mud is everywhere and - the first of many they frankly "They are a nation of stubborn the mosque's walls and plastic of Jews by the Soviet government. sticks to everything. Walking in expect to spend here. Unlike the people," Jonathan, a young Israeli cutouts of Hanukkah candles were The report demands that the the ooze is a chore and drivim! in Egyptian front, where there is a reservist, says of the Syrians, hung on wires from the high Soviet Union eliminate the anything less than a tank is an ad­ good chance that some sort of whom he can observe through ceiling. obstacles to the emigration of venture. separation-of-forces agreement can binoculars on the flat basalt plain The scene wou Id no doubt be Soviet Jews to Israel and make it This morning a gasoline truck be worked out in the near future, that stretches east of his lookout regarded by devout Moslems as a easier for them to obtain visas. It carrying fuel up the steep, muddy the Syrian front remains a purely atop Tel Shams. desecration, but one Israeli soldier \ also demands that the cultural and road to this forward position deep military arena. " We have to stay here with our shook his head in disagreement religious rights of Jews be inside Syria slid drunkenly from No one here, from the generals guns and keep them away from with that. "We are doing the place respected in the USSR. According side to side, then bogged down. A in the headquarters to the Israel," he said in halting English. no harm," he said. to the report, 130,000 requests for second truck came along behind, reservists manning the cold, " There is no other way to deal visas by Soviet Jews are still in the gave the first a push to get it exposed lookout positions, expects with the Syrians. We may make a Give a Herald subscription. processing stage. bargain with the Egyptians over SUCCESSFUL IN~ESTING Suez, but not with these people. They hate too much." The Lyons Den (Continued from page 8) standpoint this is ad,antageous, in Artillery Exchanges Go On that only $132 of the total payment There are sporadic shooting io 1973 was only a,erage. The (Continued from page 4) Japanese and is now performing at is taxable as ordinary income. matches between Israeli and current yield from income Reno Sweeney's nightclub - lo Furthermore, if this is your only Syrian artillery most days of the Actors' Youth Fund dinner and distributions is 1. 7% . Mass. teach blues singing in Japan later stock holding, the S 100 diYidend week . None of it changes said: "Every American has a ln•estors Trust, while proriding a this year ... Rhetta Hughes, exclusion reduces the taxable anything, but all of it is hazardous chance to be President. That's one 3. 7% relurn, has been more stable featured in Don 't Bother Me. I amount to $32. Upon sale · of the for the soldiers on the font lines. of the risks he has to take" ... The i11 both up and down markets. Can't Cope, will sing at the 25th stock, your cost basis would be Three Israelis were killed and comedian referred to Vice For retirement income, Mass. anniversary party of the Assn. for lowered from $22 to $20.94 per seven wounded in the last week, President Ford: "Now that he's Income Dnelopment Fund, the Help of Retarded Children, share, giring you a $300 rather and no doubt there were casualties been near the President for a few currently yielding 8.3% is a better March 2. than a SSOO capital loss at the on the Syrian side. weeks, he's become familiar with ,ebicle. The exchange, at net asset Christopher Lee, who plays a present selling price of the stock. The view from Jonathan's all the questions of the day. The ,alue, would proride an annual villain in the new Three The most important sandbagged lookout reveals the trouble is, he doesn't know the relurn, based on the 1973 payment, Musketeers movie, has starred in consideration, howe,er, is the rate strength of the line that the answers" ... Mickey Rooney Jr., of around $1,465. Any capital loss many horror films. He spoke of return you would be able to Israelis are currently holding 28, is becoming an evangelist for or capital gain resulting from the about pictures with bloody scenes: realize form an alternathe inside Syria. the First Church of God and The disposal of your Mass. lmestors "They're usually unnecessary. The in,estmenl, should you carry To the north - .his left - Father in Hollywood. Growth shares would be reported first thing I learned about horror through on your inclination to sell. looms the snow-covered 10,000- Be,erly Sills, an alumna of the on your Federal income tax form films was what Boris Karloff In order to replace this income you foot peak of Mount Hermon. The Professional Children's School, will for the 1974 tax year. advised. Leave such things to the would ha,e to find an in,estment Israelis control the peak and hold perform al the Richard Rodgers public's imagination. They'll make Tax-Sheltered relurning 8.8% annually. Your three fortified positions on the A ward • dinner honoring Goddard it far worse." Dividends A Bonus broker quoted the current yield on flank from which they can observe Lieberson, president of CBS Q: The dividend for Public Public Serrice E&G because it the entire area. , Records, al the Pierre on March 7. Service Electric & Gas (NYSE) is pro,ides a standard for comparison On either side of Jonathan's The dinner will benefit the school Your Money's $1. 72 a share (61.7% nontaxable in with other income iSS1es. E•idently position, lsraeli units have dug ... London Lee, the comedian who 1973). My broker tells me the you reduced the dMdend by the into new positions a tOJ;> the tels, or makes his morie debut in The Worth stock yields about 9% at its nontaxable portion in order to cone-shaped hills, dotting the Gambler. which stars James Caan, current trading price. My cost on figure your return, while you plain. Each is a natural fortress. will be introduced by the actor (Continued from page 4) 200. shares is $22 and according to apparently failed to reduce your Through the rain-smeared when Lee opens al the Persian estate, declined to $87.42 in 1973; my way of figuring the yield is cos, basis proportionately. windows of his position, Jonathan Room March 18 ... Richard Harris and real spendable earnings of closer to 3%. I am considering While SO% of the company's can look down on Sassa, a small is selling his London mansion to $79.59 in 1972 for workers in selling this stock. What is your generating capacity is oil fired, half village of stone houses that marks rock star Da,id Bowie for nearly service industries declined to opinion? P.A. can be converted to coal power. the Syrian forward lines. The $800,000. $76. 71 in 1973. A: Assuming you sold your Rate relief in the amount of $70 village streets were crowded today Edie Adams dined al the Dollar earnings for millions of shares now you would net about million annually was granted with military trucks and jeeps. Benihana Palace and told of being workers went up substantiall y last $3,900. You are currently recei•ing effective early in January, too late Half a mile north, there is a named "Man of the Year" by the year (the U.S. factory worker on $344 in di•idends annually on this to aid 4th quarter operating results. white-walled United Nations state of Washington, the first time average earned 7.2 per cent more capital, regardless of the fact that Nonetheless, earnings pro,ide observation post with a big "UN" such an award went to a woman. in hourly earnings in 1973 than in a sizable portion of this is ample di•idend coverage and shares painted on it in black. Alter the ceremony, she drove to 1972) and for millions more considered a return of capital for should be held for their generous On a clear day, Jonathan can the airport with Gov. Dan Evans paychecks will go up this year. income tax purposes. From a tax yield. see Damascus, 28 miles away, and their lim ousine got a flat tire. But while federal income taxes through his binoculars. He can see The Governor turned to Miss seemed to stay the same. millions the buildings on the outskirts of Adams and said: "OK, you 're the paid higher tax rates because their the city and the jetliners taking off new 'Man of the Year. ' Now fix bigger earnings pushed them into from Damascus Internati onal the tire ..... Lorne Green was also new, higher tax rate brackets. At Airport, trai ling dark tails of at the restaurant. He'll play the same time, Social Security Our exhaust. Charlton Heston's lather-in-law in taxes have been climbing without " Have you ever been there?" he the new movie, Earthquake. interruption in recent years. asked a visitor. " I look at it each "There ' 11 be a lot of good actors in To these tax bites add the day and I wonder what it is like.'' this film, " he said. " It's sort of like blowoff in prices - and you have Although the sun brings warmth Airport - but with a lot more tur­ it. to his chilly position, Jonathan bulence." Is there any way out? As an prefers the fog and mist. "They Singer Tony Darrow, who once individual family. you can fight Jlu1le11( won't shell uson a day like this,'' received a $15,000 bonus when he this a nd even beat this spiral for a he said, gesturing outside where a signed as a pitcher with the San while by learning a nd obeying the savage rainstorm was sweeping Francisco Giants, opened al the fundamenta l money-saving rules across the plain, reducing visibility Sahara in Las Vegas recently. for bu yi ng-borrowing in every lkrlt111e to zero. "They want to be able to When told that Horace Stoneham, area. see where the shells la nd." the Giants' owner, would attend his But as a nation. we are now Jonathan was asked if he was opening, he said: "Maybe he wants courting economic disaster. Even bored, since he has a lready spent his money back" ... Conchata this powerful, proud, great land of two a nd a half months in the Ferrell, who replaced Esther Rolls ours cannot live with an inflation isolated position. " Yes," he said as the housekeeper on CBS-TV of this virulence indefinitely. simply. "I shouldn't be. We can Maude is a member of the Orcle read or study, or do anything we Repertory Theater Co., and will Hadassah, JNF Plan like here, but most- of us don't appear in Its next production, The have the desire. Mostly, we play Sea Horse, opening March 3. Trees In 1sraeli Cities cards." When Jim Rise, who's featured JERUSALEM - The Jewish A Concert In a Mo,ique in off-Broadway's Let My People National Fund and American A few miles away, in a largely Come, leaves the cast for a few Hadassah are cooperating in a deserted Arab vi ll age, about 50 performances, Phil Osterman - m a j or tr e e-p I anti n g and Israeli soldiers from a tank unit the show's producer - replaces landscaping program desig ned to were fighting boredom with the him. but won't disrobe for any of make three Negev development help of Jenny Collins, a pretty the nude scenes ... Nick Colosi, towns into more attracti ve and dark-haired singer who had the National League umpire, wi ll residential places. Some 120,000 volunteered to come out tor the "throw out" the first cheesecake trees are to be planted under the ...-Af'I '· '914 . day and entertain them . al the opening of the new Lindy's program in the towns of Sderot, Accompanying herself on a guitar, restaurant ... Leonard Frey, co­ Netivot and Ofakim a ll she sang a medley of pop and folk star of Fiddler on the Roof. will development towns with mainly •f 9 ~ l JfWtSlt MUSIC CHNCll tunes in Hebrew and English, star in Shirts/Skins. an MGM-TY Oriental Jl'opulations. J ~ •• ,•• HTIONAl DISW wurm SHH including "Greenback Dollar." comedy. JNF does not as a rule operate The impromptu concert was DIie to the airrent popalarlty of inside urban areas but it was being held in the village mosque, a the -•c of 8eMie Smith and decided to make an exception in 'SING AND P'LAY YIOOISH MUSIC: ' Through this,-,, the Jewith Mu­ large building with gracefully BIiiie Hol114ay In Japan, that the case of this scheme. Hadassah lie C.Uncll .t the Nalienal Jewith W.tfare loard (JW•) annoull

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