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I- - ::: C/) C1 President Zolman Shozor Urges - ,...Jc:: ;-: ,...J l•l W • Spiritual leaders Support Goren ..., '.:'. .i) . < . NEW YORK Is r ael's Shazar recalled his meeting with > President, Zalman Shazar. urged President Nixon in Washington 0- 0 after he had attended memorial • C c,: Jewish spiritual leaders here to i:: "'0. give moral support to the exercises for President Harry S. authority of the C hief Rabbinate's Truman. "He was gracious and oHices in Israel concerning friendly and, like President religious questions in that country. Truma n, President Nixon said he In an ardu o u s da y of also remains the same friend of appointments last week that began Israel."' in the morning at the Pierre Hotel On one of his appointments. South County To Form and lasted until late in the President Shazar, accompanied by evening, the 83-year-old President security men, went to 770 Eastern Jewish Community Council discussed vari ous subjects with Parkway in Brooklyn, the inter A public meeting to announce Dale, Kenneth Kozlin of Westerly, Jewish spokesmen. national headqu'!rters of the Lubavitcher Movement , the l and elect the first Jewish Commu- Ronald Ellish of Peace Dale and Focusi ng attention on a nettling l nity Council for So_uth County will Rabbi Benjamin L. Marcus of religious problem. he referred religious organization or Hasidic be held on Thursday, January 18, Peace Dale. indirectly to the recent criticism of Jews headed by Rabbi Menahem .: at 8 p.m. at the Neighborhood The October 26 meeting meet- C hief Ra bbi Shl omo Goren fo r M . Schneerson. I Guild at 13 I Columbia Street, ing of more than 30 persons fr om ruling that a son and a daughter Despite the cold . throngs ol Peace Dale. • all parts of South County unani- ol divorced parents were not dancing a nd si nging Hasidic Jews The meeting has been called by mously endorsed the plans for a bastards and could marry the greeted Israel" s President. a planning committee which was South County Council and cmpo- persons they were engaged to . The Leading the reception for Mr. formed at a meeting of various wcred the planning committee to ruling, which reversed a previous S hazar was Rabbi Schneerson. It groups of the Jewish community bring to the public meeting a full decision by a rabbinical court. was was not their first meeting. of South County on October 26. proposal for organization or such a protested by Orthodox rabbis in President Shazar. a foll ower ol the Members of the planning com- council. Israel and in this country. Hasidic movement . was born in mittce arc Dr. Ira Gross of King-C hairma n ol the meeting will be Spuks of Immigrant s the Czari st Russian ci ty of ston, Joseph Block of Narragan- Dr. Gross. Spea kers will include T a lking to J aco b Stein. Lubavit ch. where the movement sett, Dr. Richard Hellman ol Rabbi Marcus, Dr. Hellma n a nd DANIEL HUIEN STEIN, four day1 chairman ol the Conference ol was fou nd ed . On hi s missio ns to Kingston, Mrs. Donald Gilbert or Mr. Block. Mrs. Gilbert and Dr. old in the above phot09raph, wa1 Presidents or Major American this couutry. he has un failingly the lint Jewith baby born in Jewish Organizations. a nd to paid visi ts to the leader ol the Peace Dale, Alvin Rubin of Ex- Mirman will be in charge ol re-· Rhode ltlond in 1973. lorn at eter, Dr. Ralph Mirman or Peace fr cshments. Rabbi l,rael Miller. president ol Lubavitcher movement. 4:59 a .m. on January 1, 1973, at the American Zionist Federation, At their meeting. bo th spoke ol 0DMHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHMHHHH the Providence lying-In Hotpital, Shazar cited the merits ol the problems tha t confront Jews in he i1 the lint child of Dr. and Mn. Mr. Joshua Stein of 58 Union Street, newly a rri ved immigra nt s in Israel a nd th roughout the wo rl d. Man 01 Emanu-EI Tallis Bristol. Israel. including Russ ian Jews. and underscored th e spiritual Daniel weighed 7 pound,, 7 a nd hi s nation's effo rts to signi ficance ol the Torah. the a ll To Go To Archie Chaset ounces, and was approximately integrate them into the Israeli life. cm bracing document fo r the 19 ½ inch .. long at birth. The " Man or Emanu-EI"' tallis Speaking in Y iddis h. M r. Jewish reli gious community. for outstanding service will be presented to Archie C haset at Men's Club services this Friday, Dayan' s Proposal To Build City January 12, at 8: 10 o'clock, a t Temple Emanu-EI. Mr. Chase!, a temple member for 30 years, has devoted much On Sinai Arouses Controversy time and effort to the youth of the JERUSALEM - A proposal the Gaza S trip. temple. He was instrumental in tentatively na med Yamit. which is by Defense Minister Moshe T he 10-m o nth study was the founding ol the USY at the Hebrew fo r ··seaside ... wo uld be Dayan to build a new Israeli ci ty completed in September. Although temple and in the New Engla nd based on tourism. services a nd ol up to 250.000 people on the it has not yet been fo rma ll y Region, and was chairman or the science-based industries. In the roll ing sand duues ol northeastern submitted to the Governm ent fo r N.E. Region for three years. master plan. it is envisioned as the Sinai has aroused a contovcrsy approval. Finance Minister Pinhas He has served each offi ce ol the major port ol entry for the here a nd has split the Cabinet. Sapir has al ready denounced it as N.E. Region or the United Syna southern part of the country. A Acting as the minister the so rt o l · ·c r eeping gogue and is now a member of the much-needed thirtl Mediterranean responsi ble for the occupied Arab annexationism.. he believes will national board. He serves also as port would be established there. territories, Mr. Dayan ordered a reduce the chance o f reaching a a member of the temple board. along with th e country's second tea m ol a rchitects a nd city negotiated peace with the Arab The first "Man of Emanu-EI" interna ti onal airport. A new oil planners to draw up a nations. He also argued that such tallis was presented in 1959. The pipeline from Elath might also comprehensive master plan for a a n a mbitious project would list of names includes Milton M . terminate there. new town in the former Egyptian overtax Israel's limited economic Dubinsky, Hyman Fishbein, Dr. ARCHIE CHASET territory immediately southwest of resources. The only development on the Joseph G . Fishbein, Samuel Garr, si te now is farms of several The controversy reveals the Simon S. Greenberg, Isador Korn, hundred Arab residents. Some thinking of Israeli leaders on the Sanford I. Kroll, Dr. Albert Ku Expert Says Skeleton Is That Of Bormann future border with Egypt. actually live within the proposed mins, Dr. Solomon Rubenstein, BERLIN - A West Berliu site, and others have their homes reported in hiding in different The plan for a major new Gustave Spanier, Jacob N. Tem forensic expert said this week that parts of the world. in the nearby village of Sheik Israeli urban settlement in kin and Sol M . White. Deceased he had established with near Zuwaid . Dr. Spengler' s findings, ii northeastern Sinai is an integral members are Harry I. Albert, certainty that Martin Bormann. accepted, would refute such · One of the resident farmers, a part of that territorial concept. As Morris Bromberg, Nat C. Cohen, Hitler's aide, died in Berlin at the reports. Less than three months wizened man who identified proposed by Mr. Dayan, the city Adrian Goldstein, Clarence end of the war as Russian troops ago Ladislas Farago, a Hungarian himself only as Moha mmed, was would be built a few miles south Schneider, Louis J. Temkin, Nath closed in on the former German born writer, presented documents bitter about the proposal for an and west of Rafah, the small Arab an Y. Temkin and Jules A. Zuck- capital. alleging that Bormann was living Israeli city. "This is my land," he town that sits astride the former The expert, Dr. Hans Jurgen in Argentina. told a visitor to his mud-walled line dividing the Gaza Strip and Spengler of the Berlin Forensic house. "I have farmed it for 40 the Sinai. Institute, said he had identified Rash Of Strikes years and I want my children to "with probability bordering on Judging from their public be able to do the same." certainty" one of two skeletons Hits Israeli Workers statements, there appears to be Mohammed said that hi s life unearthed here last December as TEL A VIV - Israel's three little disagreement among Israel's had already been made difficult that of Bormann. seaports were crippled by work top leaders, including Premier JO-loot-high security fence tha t the slowdowns and walkouts last week Golda Meir, about the necessity of Israelis have constructed around a retaining the Gaza Strip. Even vast area known as the Rafah Dr. Spengler said that he had as 4,000 dock workers demanded Mr. Sapir is said to concede the salient. This area, which lies to the been able to identify through a wage scales on a par with the strategic importa nce of the area. south of the proposed site for long series of tests the two much higher paid construction skeletons as those of Bormann and workers. The longshoremen at But he is opposed, according to Yamit, was fenced in last year, close associates, to .. creating of Hitler's physician, Dr. Ludwig Haifa, Ashdod, and Eilat refused ostensibly to prevent terrorists from infiltrating into the southern Stumpfegger. to work over-time and in many facts" by major Israeli development in the area prior to end ol the Gaza Strip Whether the findings close the cases went home before working book on the mystery surrounding the normal hours. · negotiation. He is also said to be concerned about the demographic The estimated 2,000 Bedouins the fate of the powerful Nazi New labor trouble also erupted who once lived inside the salient figure will not be known until threat posed by the inclusion at Lod Airport where 150 techni have been moved into a transient West German legal authorities inside -Israel of 400.000 Gazans cal foremen employed by El Al camp a few miles to the north, pass a final verdict. and about the economic cost of staged a wildcat strike last week where the Israelis are constructing Dr. Spengler said he pl a nned to such a project. demanding higher wages. It was cement-block housing for them. send his report to Wilhelm uncertain whether El Al would be The Daya n proposal would call The Bedouins are permitted to Metzner , the Hesse state able to maintain its normal !light for the development of a modern work their fields inside the salient TO ENTERTAIN:"' Mel~ Simons, co- prosecutor at Frankfurt, whose schedules if the walkout continued. planned city. It would be expected during the day but must lea ve the median, will entertain at the 10th office has been in charge of to grow from an initial 5,000 Annive,10,y Installation Dinner of Some 30,000 engineers and tech area by sunset. Riding their pending war crimes procedures nicians who disrupted Israel's settlers to 250,000 persons within camels and carrying palm fronds th• officers of Congregation Mls against Bormann. hkon Tfiloh and Men's Club which communications with a 24-hour 25 years. Only Tel Aviv, , with an to roof their temporary homes, will be held on Sunday, January The · Nazi aide, who was last warning strike earlier in the day estimated population of 390.000, they form a stately procession 21, in the social hall of the syno authoritatively seen alive May I, said they would stage a three-day and Jerusalem, with 285,000. are each evening as they pass through larger than that aow. !JOIU•· The cocktail hour at 6 p.m. 1945, after he emerged from strike beginning January 15 if the guarded checkpoints in the will precede the dinner at 7 p.m. ffitler', bunker, has been variously there is no progress .• The economy of the city. fence. 2 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1973 would vote for Lindsay as mayor staunchly believe in capital in •••••••••••• on the Liberal Party Linc. vestment, which goes to show that On the far left there arc only the Israelis arc a versatile people. Only Socialists, not Social Democrats, EXCHANGE FIRE TEMPLE SINAI not labor leaders (for everyone in TEL A VIV - An Israeli Army MEMORIAL PARK In America Israel is involved in labor), not pa trol exchanged fire last Sunday Communists (for there arc few There are sites available with Syrians across the cease-fire among the Jews here), but pure line on the occupied Golan for inspection and pur bred Socialists who would think heights, a military spokesman chase fo the Rhode Island By Norman Thomas knew what he said. The Syrians, he said, opened Jewish community at the was talking about. small-arms fire on the patrol and Temple Sinai Memorial Harry Parle. Golden FOi iNFORMATiON CAU HAROLD E. GIANT 467-3797 MYER MUSHUN 944-7922 a [~~~~~'.~~~:~:::::]Survivors include two sons, HARRY KATZ MONDAY SPECIAL! Myer J. Miller of Pawtucket and Funeral services far Harry Katz, The two Hebrew words you Harold G . Miller of Anaheim, 81, of 111 Sixth Street, who died ROAST PRIME RIB s4 2 5 need to get around in Israel arc California; one daughter, Dorothy December 25, were held the fol BAKED POTATO AND VEGETABLE • ba-vak-a-sha which is "please," Rosen of Pawtucket; one sister, lowing day at the Sugarman Me and to-da ra-ba which is " thank Lena Botvin of Miami, Florida, morial Chapel. Burial was in Lin BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP '2.95 EVERY you." Yau need not memorize and lour grandchildren. coln Park Cemetery. BAKED HADDOCK sus FRIDAY them now, for they will be the The husband of Fannie (Fal first ,two words you learn upon ar JOSEPH J. PRESS cofsky) Katz, he was born in Rus rival. Funeral services for Joseph J. sia. a son of the late Hyman a nd LOUSAR'S RESTAURANT Every conversational exchange Press, 61 , of 38 Fifth Street. who Matilda (Rosen) Katz. He had 172 WAYlAND AVENUE, l'IOVIDENCE 831-9455 in Israel, whether it is paying a died Ja nuary 4 after an illness of li ved in Providence for more than cab driver or discussing an itincra• I wo years, were held the following 70 years. OPEN FOR BREAKFAST 8-12 ry with Mr. Landor a t the Gov day at the Sugarman Memorial Mr. Katz had been a salesma n ernment Press Office, is preceded C hapel. Burial was in Lincoln with the Pa ramount Sales Com by bavakasha and terminated with Park Cemetery. pany, a wholesaler of general mer toda raba, and sometimes in re· The husband o f Elizabeth (Au cha ndise, for 30 years until his re ADULT READING IMPROVEMENT verse. You can pay you r cab driv relio) Press, he was born in Provi tirement six months ago. Learn the many skills that er with toda raba and as he makes dence, a son of the late Benjamin Survivors. besides hi s wife, in mature, efficient readers need for: change he will say bavakasha, 1ls a nd Rose (Hirsch) Press. He had clude two sons, Lester and Irving though you were both schoolboys been a lifelong resident of Provi Katz; three brothers, Henry, J o • Intensive Reading • Speed Reading parsing a sentence to find the dence. seph and Jacob Katz; two sisters, • Report-type Reading • Selective Reading predicate. Mr. Press owned and operated Mrs. Israel Mandel a nd Mrs. Har Upon completion of the course students enjoy the lifetime " Please" a nd "thank you" do York Electric until 1965. He then ry C harrcn, and three grand privilege of brush-up and retestinll at no charge. not indictac toe formal society. In went to work for Coronet Thcr children, all of Providence. CLASSES BE GIN WED. EVENING, JANUARY 17 deed, the opposite is true in Israel. magravcrs of Providence for rive The onl y man in the country who years when illness forced hi s re MRS. JOSEPH 8. M I LLER .Elementary Reacnq_g for Grades 4-5-6 wculd dare wear a jacket a nd tirement. Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Po wereading for Grades 7 thru 13 necktie in the summer is Abba Besides hi s wife, he is survived (Merwidz) Miller, 77, of 143 Cot Classes begin Sot., Jan. 20 Eban, the Foreign Minister. by three sons, Joel Press of Fram tage Street, Pawtucket. who died No, the Israelis arc informal. ingham, Massachusetts, and Rich Call 331 -3915 for complete details January 3 alter a one-week illness. They repeat "please" and " thank a rd a nd Marvin Press, both of were held at the Sugarm an Me you" because, though they all sus Providence; two daughters, Miss morial Chapel. & pect there arc class distinctio ns. Raina Press of Providence and The widow of Joseph B. Miller, JOHNSON WALES they want to pretend such dis Murial Moore of Tucson, Arizona; she was born in Russia, a daughter READING INSTITUTE tinctions do not exist. two brothers, Harry and Morris of the late Hyman a nd Bessie The officers a nd men in the Press. both of Providence; four Merwidz. S he had been a Paw 8 Abbott Park P,lace, Providence, R.I. 02903 Army address each other by their sisters, Annie Pennccchi and Tillie tucket resident for the past lour first names. There is no need for Rose, both of Baston, Massachu years, previously residing in Attle - spit a nd polish, of course, when setts, Pearl Ross of C ranston and boro, Massachusetts, for more not fa r to the soldier's rear is his Miss Sadie Press of Providence, than 50 years. own home. And almost every Is and lour grandchildren. She was a life member of the raeli officer was at one time an ... Agudas Achim Congregation in enlisted man. HARRY A. BLOOMBERG Attleboro. In the composing room of Funeral services for Harry A . Ma'arh the publisher addresses his Bloomberg, 76, of 158 Pidgc Ave Cards of Thanks typesetter by first name a nd the nue, Pawtucket, who died January Tho family of tho late JACOB 5 after an illness of three months, MILLMAN wishes to thank all their typesetter addresses his boss sim r.tatives and friends for the kind ilarly. The request for locked trays were held Sunday at the Sugar contributions. which they have giv or dummy layouts is included man Memorial Chapel. Burial was en in his memory. in Lincoln Park Cemetery. within the parenthesis of bava THE FAMILY OF THE LATE kasha and toda raba. The husba nd of Frances (Andel BENJAMIN GLANTZ Behind the politeness, the infor man) Bloomberg, he was born in WISHES TO THANK FRIENDS AND River, RELATIVES FOR THE EXPRESSIONS OF mality of dress, the camaraderie Fall Massachusetts, a son KINDNESS DURING THEIR RECENT of omccrs and men is the deep of the late Solomon and Rose BEREAVEMENT. rooted Socialist ethic. All work is Bloomberg. He had been a resi MRS . BENJAMIN GLANTZ . honorable. Work confers dignity dent of Providence for 50 years MR . & MRS. CHARLES PARNESS MR. & MRS. DAVID CALDERON upon the worker. Money in Israel until moving to Pawtucket five doesn't make that much differ years ago. ence. Mr. Bloomberg was the owner With Regard te a Card of The average Israeli family and operator of the Alpine Print Thanb, Unveiling Noli We presume too much when we lion dollars. The Institute will be will also take a closer look at the think that the earth stops in its gin work immediately and it is students in colleges and univer course among tht heavenly stars hoped that at the end of three sities throughout the land. and planets on the last day of De years we will know where we are There are about four hundred cember and the first day of and whither we are going. The In thousand Jewish students on the January and begins a new year. In stitute will engage the pooled re campuses. Yet a very small num time and space our years are of no sources of community person• ber of them ever come to the Hill consequence. They are, in the alities, Jewish scholars and social el Foundation functions, or form FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1973 words of a popular comic strip, so workers. Through surveys and in clubs and organizations of their many pieces of paper in the new depth studies the Institute will at own with Jewish content. Nor do calendar. tempt to discover what is wrong they show any interest in the Jew Your The change of the calendar, with Jewish Education. What are ish Community. and do not exhibit though, gives people an occasion we doing that is wrong? Are we any interest to become associated to stop and look about them be doing enough? Are we big enough with them. Money's fore they discard the December to say: This is not the way! Yet the Jewish students did not month of I 972 and begin tearing The facts about Jewish Educa change overnight. They arc as off the January sheet of the year tion today are: alert as ever, according to people Worth 1973. The change to a new calen I. Of the six thousand pupils in who know them. They are as dar year is also a time for the I 960, we have today only four curious about their surroundings ly SylN Porter Jewish national organizations to hundred and fifty thousand. The as the students that preceded sit in judgment of their own work Institute will want to know: Why them, and are among the most so and 'the impact it has on the Jew such a drop in auendancc. Is it cially conscious on the campuses. Where The Engineering Jobs Will Be ish communities they serve. lack of children or lack of inter Most of these students a ttended In general the efforts of the est? Jewish schools of one kind or an The job outlook for engineers, • The ever-stricter health stan communities were directed in 2. Of the four hundred and lilty other. Why this change in altitude scientists and technicians is bright• dards being impooed by federal three broad areas. thousand pupils enrolled in the toward things Jewish? Is it true ening. The prolonged overall eco regulatory agencies will require I. Concern for Israel. schools only a very small per-. that their childhood education nomic upswing in the US is now larger staffs to perform research 2. The Jews of the Soviet Union centage cont inue after Bar and which we gave them, has chased expanding career openings, pulling and testing in private industries and their striving for freedom. Bas Mitzvah. The problem for the them away? up salary levels. prior to the sale of new drugs and 3. The American Jewish Com Institute will be to find the Jewish Education, at the chil Major US corporations report chemicals to the public. munity, particularly Jewish Educa reasons for this attitude. It is clear dren's level of at the college level, they plan to hire 42 per cent more • Food scientists and tech tion. that the Jewish school has more to must find a way to the hearts of graduates with bachelor d_egrees in nologist• will be sought in larger We are concerned with Jewish offer than the chanting ol a lcw these young Jews. They. the chil engineering this coming June than and larger numben to find new Education. The summation ol the lines in the Torah and the reading dren and the college youth, arc the in June '72, and 27 per cent more ways to: store foods safely; apply status ol Jewish Education in ol a prayer or two in the Siddur. future ol the Jewish community in graduates with master's degrees. computer techniques to food pro Ama-ica for the past year is not a Why then arc we satisfied with America. C rying about the high Average starting salaries, ac• cessing and marketing operations; happy one. Indeed it has not been this teaspoonlul ol Jewishness for percentage or intermarriage on the cording to the annual poll con develop new foods for dieters and happy for the past ten years. Un our children? campuses, or about the large num ducted by Dr. Frank Endicott of others; test food additives such as less we do something about the Lest someone think that this is ber ol Jesus followers among the Northwestern University in Evans• navorings and preservatives for situation we may find our efforts all there is to Jewish Education, students, will not remedy matters. ton, Illinois, will be $905 a month safety and effectiveness; develop to have been all in vain. lei me hasten to add that there is We have been so busy with sup for newly graduated engineers new food products such as Fortunately, the responsible an example as to what schools can plying the material needs of Israel with a bachelor's degree and " meats" made from soybeans and Jewish National Organizations arc do, and do. in our midst. At a and worrying about the late of $1,059 a month for those with a fortified cereals for the under• aware of the seriousness of the time when the general school en Jews in the Soviet Union, that we master's degree. These a re sub nourished. problem and they arc determined rollment declined, the number of neglected our own garden. The stantially above the levels of 1972. • There'll be many new and far to take the necessary steps. pupils in the Day Schools is on the garden is overgrown with weeds "The acute depression is over,'· out specialties. For instance, in One of these steps is the forma rise. At a time when children learn and wild grass. The Council ol says Dr. Eli Ginsberg, director of need will be industrial mete tion of an Institute for Jewish so woefully lilllc, the Hebrew Day Jewish Federations is finally awak Columbia University's Con orologists to probe the links be Life. The Institute will be under School accomplishes so much. ening the Jewish community and tween weather and specific human the auspices of the Council of the calling it to attend lo the garden servation of Human Resources I quote from the booklet pub activities - including biological Jewish Federations ol America. in its own home, on its own street, project and a nationally respected lished by Torah U mesorah, the functioning - and to apply such The Providence Federation is part in the places where it lives. authority on the nation's manpow Day School system with which our knowledge to agricultural and in of the council. The Federations Let no one say that campaigns er trends. Providence school is affiliated, of dustrial operations. have pledged the sum of two mil- for Israel are not important or If this is the career of your November 1972. choice - or if you know a man or • Finally, a recent "skills con that being on the alert lor the wel woman involved in the engineer• version" study by the National According to the report by the fare of Jews in the Soviet Union is ing, technical or scientific fields - Society of Professional Engineers COMMUNITY National President, Mr. Samuel not praiseworthy. But the need ol here are the key trends and areas in Washington turned up the fol - Feuerstein, 1w •mber of Hebr"' the American Jewish community where job opportunities will be lowing 11 fields now eagerly CALENDAR Day Scltools In the United States is stares us in the face. searching for scientists and engi now 402 ia 32 states, with 80,000 We cannot put it off any longer. brightest: A SIIVIQ Of' THI • A real need has developed for neers in the years immediately stffetlts. The number of students We will watch the working of ahead. This can be an exceedingly JIWISH -TION those trained in the application of Of' ._ ISlAND has doubled since 1960, the same the new Institute for Jewish Life, aerospace advances to earth prob valuable, money-making guide...... tho year that the enrollment in the and we will also watch for its im lems - ranging from ill health to (I) Heavy construction (bridges, IU. -IEIAl8 community schools began to de pact here _in our towns and cities poverty and problems of the deaf skyscrapers); ,_ Uorint Cal 421~111 cline. in Rhode Island. (2) Residential construction; The Institute will have to look ... and the blind. (3) Research and development • Cross disciplinary specialists SUNDAY, JANUAIY 14, 1973 into this matter. too. There might I Mr. Segars opinions are his own (any field); be a lesson for us to learn. and not necessarily those of this will be in much greater demand 9:JO · ·"'· than those trained in a narrow (4) Environmental systems; ...... i..,,.. a•..; a0 rith, ._.. , -•· 3. The Institute for Jewish Life newspaper.) specialty, and this will apply par· (5) Forestry; ... ticularly in careers relating to en• (6) Medical technology; MONDAY, JANUUY U , 1973 OversNs Exchange Mixup Connects Tel hiv, Beirut 1:00 p.tn . . vironmental protection. For in (7) Electric power and utilities; (8) Industrial safety; Miriam Hoeplt.l w..,,.,.•, AstodaMn, TEL A VIV - "If you know that " we could have gone on stance, a combination in ever-ris 1...,111,Meeti.. whom you were talking to," the talking for half a day but ing demand might be. for those (9) Transportation planning; (JO) Law enforcement; 7:45 p.111 . Israeli operator said, "you'd apparently she decided to hang up with training in the social sciences ...... Potnily & ewwr.n·, s.mc •• ( 11) Traffic engineering. probably get the shock of your and said it looked like there had and law as well as the usual basic life." been a foul-up on the line. I guess t :00 p.rn. fields. .. "Not at all," replied the she was a bit scared then." -"'- z.dol,.5om ol • Industrial hygienists will be in APPROVE LAW c.-....-- -.. Lebanese operator. "It's a She said the two women had JERUSALEM - An absentee demand to develop health pro --TUISDAY.-,cl-...., JANUAIY 16 , 1973 pleasure.'' spoken first in French then in grams throughout the US work compensation draft Jaw permitting 10:00 · ·'"· That was how what probably Arabic, and exchanged greetings. place and find ways to eliminate East Jerusalem Arabs who owned Jowltl, - ol ....._ hland was the first civilian telephone "She wished me all the best and major occupational hazards and property in Israel before 1948 to w..... n •, DfvWon, leant MNfi"I conversation in 25 years between good luck and called me dear all dileasea. Also in demand will be tile claims · for financial com• 1:00 p.rn. the two neighboring countries the time and said, 'I hope one day specialista to help protect man pensation has been approved by ,...... Hot...w Day - lo ~r.--~~ . s / l'HE RHODE)SLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, J2'NUARY1l,-1973 - 5 IRAQI JEWS with a new deterioration of the sit- Jewish Students Visit/ JERUSALEM - Eight Iraqi uation of the Iraqi Jewish commu- Jcws who were released from pris- •n-•t,_Y_· ______With Hasidim In Brooklyn on in Baghdad several weeks ago SEWIN#t LESSONS have been rearrested, reliable V NEW YORK - "Intellectual implanted the meaning of Torah, sources report. The sources said ADtlTS MY curiosity brought me here and I what Judaism means into our the rearrest of the Jews coincided Classes Limited to 4 leave intellectually and young guests, we are happy. By emotionally involved after my first and large these youngsters have CRANSTON AREA experience with living Judaism," been alienated from families, 942-515' 737-3466 remarked 19-year-old Jeff Marx. religious institutions, they arc Jeff is a junior at Washington simply illiterate about their faith. " University, St. Louis, and a At this point, Rabbi Zelman I. resident of Chicago. Like most of Posner, a leader in the movement, the 300 other students who spent a and a lecturer on the Lubavitch week here as guests of Hasidic philosophies, said: "They have a CS, WlllITT AVL, IIVIISIN families in the Crown Heights right to question things they do ISSIWHWIQ AVL,WAIWKI section of Brooklyn, he had little not understand. They asked PIIOIU7J7-CW knowledge of Judaism or Jewish questions. We respected those e SIU - WE MAKE SNOW! culture. questions. Their reactions to our ~ • SNOWMOIIIIS The students came from answers were a thoughtful nod. o lNDOOI POOL, GYM, We feel we have accomplished TRAVEL~ HEAlTHCLUI campuses in the United States and e lNDOOI ICE SKATING Canada to stay with followers of much." m/JJ IM ,ip~ IINK Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, One student, who does not ENGAGED: Mr. and Mn. Earl Flel e lNDOOI MINIATUIE GOif the spiritual leader of the understand Yiddish, had his own sl9 of Wfftbury, Loni Island, for KNOWLEDGE OJtd fXPERIENCE e lNDOOI AUTOMATIC merly of l'rovldena, announce the Orthodox Lubavitcher movement. translator along to take notes. IOWUNG LANES e"11"..,..•nt of their dau9hi.r, e t 000 SEAT NITE CLUI Invitations had been extended to Basically, the Lubavitcher Merril, to Lloyd lrotman, son of & DINING IOOM Jewish college youths through the movement is an intellectual one, Mr. and Mn. Saul H. Brotman of e DAY CAM,, NITE ,ATROL, Hillel Foundations of B'nai B'rith founded in the eighteenth century Baltimore, Maryland. TEENl'IIOGIAM by Rabbi Schneur Zalman. The e DIET AIY CUISINE, LOW and other sources. Miu flelsls ,...ived her Bach MIDWEEK IA TES Visitors Join in Worship word, " chabad," is an acrostic for elor of Science LIVING COSTS above New York. In Tel Aviv, ac UNITED NATIONS - A new cording to this study, living costs United Nations survey of the cost arc 24% cheaper than in New SUCCESSFUL of living for international officials York; in Cairo - 31% less, and in in 85 cities around the world London 15% less. Living costs in shows that Tokyo is the most ex Washington, D.C. arc still 11% - ·· . pensive of them all - 17 percent lower than in New York. The Eu IN~ESTING ropean capitals of Paris and Bonn, NOWOPIN however, arc almost the same as :j New York. For Paris it is 3% t·~ ROGER E. SPEAR AT NEW LOCATION more expensive, while for West Record Keeping manage these in vestments. How 3 7 5 Min~tral Spring Ave. Germany's capital of Bonn it is Important do I find and judge an investment North Providence, R.I. 1% lower. Q: I cannot find the purchase management company? G.G . slips on the few stocks that I own. A: Investment management firms DISCOUNT In the event that I want to sell are numerous and a satisfactory -- . them. how am I to establish my company should not be difficult to <,··r:-::··· ?' KNITTING YARNS cost figures and work out my prof locate. You may obtain leads offers ,,,: its or losses? E.E. through ad,ertisemenls in the 0 A: Your predicament illustrates ,·arious financial media, through 4 oz. pull skei ■ 100'.4 DuPont UONE\'M oN { ! OM of my often repeated coo professional people such as your Orlon Acrylic, ina■y tenlions: Investors should keep a broker. lawyer or doctor or lriends. colors SPlCIAl 75' ··r,·RI c E. written record of stock transactions As in any endeu·or, there are NAMED TO POSITION, Horbert J. in additioo lo saving their broker both good and bad imeslment coun Also Yw■ lty w-.t IS' ~~ TRAVEL ScRV IC E Ko,n of Newton Centro, Ma1- age slips. T1tese slips are •ery easy selors, thus before choosing you sachuseth1 has been named public largo assorhnNt - CLOSEOUT to misplace. A written account of should in,estigate a management NEEDLEPOINT, PH relations auociate at the Com· bined Jowioh Philanthropies of all purchases and sales kept in a firm thoroughly as 10 length of es TAPESTRY 33' SKEIN OPEN EVES, IY Arl'T. 808 HOPE STREET Greater loston, it has IMen an safe place is added insurance tablishment and whether or nol the EMBROIDERY YARN 75' ~~ - PROVIDENCE. R. I. nounced by Bernard Ol1hon1ky, against such a loss. firm's general in,eslment objecth·es HOUIS, 9 to 9, Mon. thru Sot. 831-5200 executive director. If your stocks were bought on suit your needs. The customary lee Mr. Korn, 32, was formerly di separate occasions your canttled for a S30,000 account is about rector of tho Nows Bur-u al Bos checks will pro,ide the cost basis S550 annually. This lee is .a deduc ton Univonity. The son of Mr. and for your tax return. Howe,er. if tible expense on your federal in CUSTOM-MADE Mn. Lewis Korn of Warwick and these checks are no longer arailable come tax. Miami Beach, Roriclo, he is a or if your securities were all bought of Reader Should DRAPERIES groclualo tho P'rovidenco Hebr at one time then perhaps your bro ew Doy School, HO!M High School Exchange S hares FROM ker will be able to supply the re and Boston Univonity Dchool of Q: Why is G len Alden (NYSE) Public Communication. quired information. You may also no longer li sted? I would appre JACK'S FABRICS do some rrKarch in you r library's ciate knowing whether I should Will BRIGHTEN Waldheim Ready To Help back newspaper files. that is as continue to hold . R.M. YOUR HOME OR OFFICE suming you know the dates these A: In NoYember, 74%-owned In Mid-last Negotiations transaction.~ were made. Your cer Glen Alden was merged into Rapid tificate will pro,ide the stock trans oSUPCOVERS•BED SPREADS UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. American and became a wholly Secretary General Waldheim said fer dale. The prices you determine owned subsidiary of the laller. •WINDOW SHADES in this search will of course be only •UPHOLSTERING here that he was ready to take a \' our shares should have Deen sur• personal initiative in Middle East approximate and will hue to be rendered ■ I that lime lo the trans Decorating peace negotiations incl uding a adjusted for any subsequent stock fer agent, Chemical Bank, 20 Pine possible trip to the area. splits or diYidends. Any odd lot fees Street, New York City. You should Problems? At his first news conference in and commission charges would ha,e take care of this now, howe.-er, so CALL 725-2160 four months. Mr. Wa ldheim to be added in order lo establish that you will not depriYe yourself of declared that 1972 had been a your full cost. any future di,idends. Each of your ...... " waiting year" but that now world Q: I would lik< yo ur opinion on Glen Alden shares is exchangeable 9,30 a.m.-5,30 p.m. M-.-Sot. 725 DEXTER ST ., CENTRAL FALLS public opinion expected a move. Continental Corporation (NYSE) for .35 shares in Rapid American and he added, "I sha ll not hesitate as a prospecti ve purchase. R. B. plus a warrant to purchase one to take the necessary initiative as A: This insurance holding com common stock al S35. Al current soon as I consider it useful and pany is trading al only 9 limes trading le•els for the common and helpful." projected 1973 earnings. The very warrants you will be recehing ap ARMAND'S modest eulualion accorded these As for timing, Mr. Waldheim proximately SI 2.50 in securities for said that he was waiting to see if shares reUects in,estors' attitude to each Glen Alden share you now FROM DOWN TOWN PROVIDENCE the United States succeeded in the industry in general as well as hold. getting indirect or " proximity ConliMnlal's inability to geMrale Q: Please explain ADRs. Par OPENS ON 223 THAYER ST. talks" started between Egypt and new business ( new premiums in ticularly their voting and legal as Israel on an intermim agreement creased only 2% year lo year in the pects and vulnerability to govern for reopening the Suez Canal. and September 1972 period) and contin mental interference or bank fail said that he expected the si tuation ued losses from 88%-owncd Diners' ure? A.C. to be clarified in the next few Oub. The sluggish growth in new A : American Depository ITALIAN AND AMERICAN DINNERS weeks. premiums is a temporary situation, Receipts represent shares of foreign however, reflecting sale of one sub BAKED LASAGNA Mr. Waldheim opened his news securities held in overseas dePoS conference by saying that there sidiary and the merger of another. ilory banks. Receipts for these VEAL CUTLET could be no better beginning to The Diners' Club situation has shares are issued by one of a hand EGGPLANT PARMESAN 1973 than ending the "terrible impro•ed with losses pared substan ful of major US banks. The foreign connict" in Vietnam, and said he tially. Shares are rated a buy for and domestic banks invohed are STUFFED SHELLS was relieved that peace talks in income and safety. large commercial institutions and in ETC. Paris had resumed. He again said Effects of Court Order Yery lillle danger of failing. The that the United Nations was "able Some Years Away probability of go,ernmenlal inter and willing to play any part Q: My wile and I acquired 400 ference with ADRs or their under required of it " shares of General Telephone & lying securities is no different than Electronics ·(NYSE) during our for the direcll y owned foreign se working years. We are beginning curity. And for thal maller, share OPEN 11 A.M. -10 P.M. 7S1-8987 A subscription to the Herald to worry about this investment be holders in US corporations are not makes a good gift. Telephone 724-· cause of the recent unfavorable immune lo losses resulting lrom ex 0200 or 724-0202. high court divestiture order. propriation of company properly by Should we sell or hold? S. W. foreign goY THAYER AT ANGELL . ST.. PROV,. R. 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YOUII IAMIC AM!IIICAIID ,, • . ; <#·· .•_,./, I 7, ,, I ,.,. ,. ..,.r) 8 - THE RHODE JSLAND· HEllALD FRIDAY JANUARY 12 1973 ~-!- ~... ~ A Herald ad always gets -best BEN'S TAILOR SHOP results - our subscribers comprise All TYPES OFT AllOIIN& an active buying' market. Specializing in IDM He/to Again! Zippers, Snaps, Linings Liberty Printing Co. 1372 BROAD STREET OWEDDIN6, UI IIITZYAH INVITATIONS ( next to lenny's Auto) OHOIIE, SYNA606UE IITUAl ITE.IIS News of the Sports World by Warren Walden OPEN9to1;2to6 FREE HOME SHYia -t,,mift ldehr, -- 715-2323 762-0ffl 751-4696 WORDS'? While perusing Web- teresting points in Southern New ster's Collegiate Dictionary for England; actually invite planners different definitions of the word of conventions to investigate what I) BUYING or SELLING? "bowl," I came across "Boxing we have to offer." Qay." It hasn't a thing to do with • • • the coming match betweeQ Heavy- JAMAICA: And now exciting Ja- weight King Joe Frazier and maica is preparing to host a world FOR COURTESY, George foreman. According to championship boxing bout between SERVICE AND QUICK RESULTS, Webster, "Boxing Day" means the title-holder Joe Frazier and EITHER CALL OR STOP IN AT OUR CONVENIENT "The first weekday alter a holiday George Foreman who is said to be on which boxes arc given to post- a worthy opponent. In boxing, op- LOCATION IN THE IERRY llD&., 101 MAIN ST. men, etc." ponents arc always worthy. Paul PAWTUCIU, I.I. WHEN IT COMES TO SELLING CHAIRMAN Of THE IOAII►. Dr. Mar9hol K. lomttein of Warwick • • • Fitz Ritson, chairman of National OR IUYING A HOME, REMEMIER THE NAME has been elected chainnan of the ONLY ONE SUPER BOWL: A Sports Limited of Jamaica, speak- HOLLAND, AND HAVE SOMEIODY WHO CARES board of directors of Touro Froter "bowl" can be a ball for rolling on ing: "It was important to Jamaica WORKING FOR YOU nal Association. a level surface, especially one so that it gel this light ... from the Dr. llomstein is a past president weighted or shaped to give it a beginning, we have felt that a light of Temple lelh Am; past presi bias. (What has happened to those like this would serve as a massive dent and past chairman of the "Bowling on the Green" games at sell-Jamaica promotion - etc." RICHARD G. HOLLAND, Realtors board of the lhede Island Jewish Ncutaconkanut Park?) And a Null said" The championship bout Frotemal Auoclalion; en the 11off "boll" can mean "the pod or cap- will be shown in Providence and of the Wnt Shore District C-,. 775-7001 MLI 274-1616 sule of a plant." The "Super Springfield as well as in Boston. mission of the loy Scouts of America and is a groduate of Bowl" being discussed everywhere In the Hub, Promoter Sam Silver- l'roviclence Coll... and Tufts Uni these days has nothing to do with man has lined up an atlractive versity Dental School. a " concave vessel. usualy he- "live" ring show that will precede mispherical, to hold liquids" such the television. Listed for action in as the one that held the clam the " live" portion of Silverman's Adopted Jew chowder I just had. The hollowed presentation is a Golden Glove or bowl-shaped structure where champion from Brockton named the Miami Dolphins will meet the Tony Petronella. He is undefeated Important In Washington Redskins for loot- and has won five by knockouts. ball's biggest prize. the World Such an impressive record goes Arab State Championship, on Sunday. is truly with the name. the "bowl of all bowls" - the • • • NEW YORF - Although "Super-Bowl." Which team will HALL Of FAME: There should virtually all of Yemen's 50,000 win' Which team's players will be a Hali of fame for those ath Jews emigrated 10 hrael via "Op take home the winning S 15,000 letes whose deeds of unusual ac SOCIAL WORKERS er a I ion flying Carpel" in shares? " Explosive on the offense complishment are sometimes for 1949-50, the handful that and rugged on the defense" could gotten in the mists of yesteryear. NEEDED TO WORK WITH remained behind includes a man be said of each team. Anything Such was Johnny Diaz who passed who is today the most powerful can happen in a big game like this on lo the bigger league a few days NEW IMMIGRANTS IN ISRAU figure in that Arab stale on the one. To prognosticate is guessing ago. Some will remember the i S QUAUFICA TIONS REQUIRED: southern end of the Red Sea. He so I'll "guess" the Dolphins. One inning pitching duel between Diaz is Kadi (Judge) lriani, the Jewish 1. M.S. W. Degree thing is certain. It will be a tre of the Blue Hooks and Chick adopted son of a wealthy Moslem mendous show with a super-tre Jackson of the Piooeers at Bucklin 2. Two - six years experience in case work family. The Kadi of Yemen is mendous audience at Los An~cies Park. It was a game that should and/or community work Chief of State and the first Coliseum - ahem, beg pardon - have been indelibly stamped some 3. Intent to settle permanently in Israel Among Equals in its v,U...-tive the "Super Bowl." where, not only because of the 4. Basic knowledge of Hebrew · leadership. pitching performances of the two lrian's Jewish background and THE QUESTION: It went some youthful moundsmcn but because APPLICANTS SHOULD APPLY BY SENDING RESUME the fact that he has relatives in thing like, "How'd ya get your girl it attracted one of the biggest TO: Israel did not hinder him from friend to cheer for the team'" crowds in the history of the Tim rising 10 the top leadership of an And the next question, "Ja make O' Neil Leagues on an open field. her"" Anyway, several months ago Employment Department Islamic country, according to It was recorded that more than Horst J . Andel, writing recently in when a committee was seeking 8.,000 were there. Unusual because Israel Aliyah Center the Austrian newspaper suggestions for advertising the new it was played in one of the young 515 Park Avenue Salzburgcr Nachrichten. But lriani Providence Civic Center, this col er leagues - the Circuit League umn suggested a world heavy - which didn't draw fans like New York, N.Y. 10022 has many problems. These include keeping in line both the mountain weight championship boxing that! CARRY ON! 212-PL.2-0600 tribes loyal to the overthrown match. "The color-commentator Y emenitc monarchy and the tribes could extoli the virtues of the new When in doubt, look no further who fought for the Republicans. convention facility on television far and wide; advertise the Civic for the perfect gilt. for birthdays The tribes threaten 10 march on or holidays, call the Herald at the capital and massacre the weak Center and Providence and and 724-0200. government. Rhode Island; tell all about the in- But, under the Kadi, Yemen appears 10 be emerging from the WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW dark ages, Andel reported. Although bitlerly opposed by the WHEN INVOLVED IN ANY AUTO ACCIDENT feudal sheikhs, the country is now installing a modern communicatious system and an economic and social infrastructure more in keeping with the 20th century. A small army is being trained by Soviet instructors though partially with W estem weapons. DON'T BE PERSUADED BY ON-THE-SPOT SALESMEN AND US Jewish Group "OUT OF THIS WORLD" PROMISES. DON'T LET ANYONE Opposes Settlements TAKE YOUR CAR. INSIST ON CAWNG NEW YORK - A group of BOSTON RADIATOR & BODY WORKS college-age Jews asserting that they are ·'deeply commitled to the 24 HOUR TELEPHONE & TOWING SERVICE welfare of Israel and the adv~nt of EDWIN S. SOFORENKO peace in the Middle East,' has Michael H. Silverman Robert J. Janes launched an international petition campaign to protest "the Israeli CONTINUE TO 6U TOP CAR RESPONSE IN Murry M. Halpert Howard S. Greene government's policy of civilian WINTER DRIVING. NOW IS THE TIME TO Charles D. Gauvin Frank A. Nightingale settlements in the West Bank and lET US CHECK YOUR AUTOMOlllE RADI John Edge Harold Silverman the Gaza Strip." ii ATOR OR HEATER The name of the group is " Yaish Breira" ("There is an All LINH OF INSURANCE FOR BUSINESS alternative") and its headquarters INDUSTRY• , HOME AND PERSONAL PROTICTION is at the University of California in Berkely. . RADIATOR & 211 ANGELL STREET Ian Lustick, spokesman for the, group, told· the Jewish Telegraphic BOSTON BODY WORKS UNion 1-1923 Agency that the petilion campaign' 185 PINE ST "is a grassroots attempt to ~ROVID~N C E develop a conscio11sncss-raisinl!i GA 1-2615 INSURANCI UNDERWRITERS, INC. effort with respect to the entire Palestinian national question. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY. JANUAllY 12. 1973 9 Israeli.Cittienslaip , • . ,cue_of _som~ne .involved in .legal · considerin1 whether to charge him pr~IIII- with attcmptins to smuggle arms Given Rablti lahane Rabbi Kahane was recently out of Israel. JERUSALEM - The Interior fined for tryin1 to affix a mczuza ---- - Minister awarded J~wish Defense on the Damaacua Gate of Jerusa- A subscription to the Herald League leader Rabbi Meir Kabane 1cm. Th~ Justice Ministry is still makes a good gift. Israeli citizenship on December 20. Rabbi Kabane bad appealed to MAN DESIRED WITH ACCOUNTING the high court which ordered the Ministry to show cause why it had BACKGROUND TO SUPERVISE refused to award Rabbi Kahane citizenship. TEMPLE BUSINESS ACTIVITIES The Ministry spokesman said at the time that the citizenship pa LOCATED IN THE RHODE ISLAND pers were in the pipeline. In a let AREA. LIBERAL BENEFITS. ter to Rabbi Kahane from Mrs. Judith Huebner, who is in charge Please send resume to: of citizenship applications, the Ministry said it bad not intended R.I. 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(NIAi 51H 51~} . 274-3936 THIS ADVERTISEMENT CALL 724-0200 . 10 - THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDA Y1 JANUARY 12, 1973 More people attend the adver- tised event. Call 724-0200. The Clean-Brite Co~ Having A Party? JANITORIAL CALL Lyons SERVICE U RENT-ALLS Bv Leonard Lyons •Home NEW YORK: UN General As 'I'll see you later' " .•• Mets first • Office Tables -- Chairs - Dishes se ■ bly Preslde ■ t Sta ■ lslaw buemaa Ed Kranepool told Darid • Commercial Champagne Fountalhs Trepczymkl will caU a special _. R. Parker, Jr., president of die CALL sloe this spri111 for tlle ad ■ittance Hatteras Yachts, thal he's inter 711-6544 s,.... 1, .•. 725-3779 of die two Geraaays ••• UN Secre ested in their exhibit at lbe New tary GHeral K ■rt Waldllei ■ Is go York Coliseum's National Boal ilia to rislt IMla aad Japan bl Feb Show, Ja•III')' 27. nalll')' ••• New Year's ■lgllt, Bos "I'll u• my 1973 World Series toe's Copley Plaza Hotel check as down paymeat," said Ed ELEMENTARY READING rtteedy pom:llased lly the JOh optimistically. FOR GRADES 4-S-6 Haacock Life 1-razitt Company Billy Wilder. whose movie DEVELOP AND_IMPROVE: ENGAGED: Mr. and Mn. a-is from tlle Slleraton clw ■ - sened A vanti. opened for the holiday Stem of C.nhol Part. Wnt, New • Comprehension • Word R~ognition • Vocabulary die .._ -• u oe Its opeai ■c season. was asked at the Ginger Yorlc, New Yorlc, announce the en .e Cancentro110n . • Study Skills • Phonics ay .,..._., Aus■st, 1912 . Man which was his favorite film . ..,.. rnent of her clau9hter, Miss • Comp!•t• Diagnostic Testing • limited Class Size When he chose Some Like It Hot, Felice Lynn Shapiro, te Gary lee A visitor from Paris said at Sea CLASHS IEGIN SATURDAY, JANUARY 20 Shechtman, son al Mr. and Mrs. Fare of the Aegean that Christina, Wilder was reminded of two of his Irving Shechtman of Sinclair Ave Ari Onassis' 22-year-old daughter. other movies, regarded by many ...... _ ..... atart .... 11 nue. plans a career in journalism in as classics, The Lost Weekend and Jllitr I Ir, lip W.... •I- atalt .I& 21 Miss Shapiro is a 9raduate of France .. . The restaurant has com Sunset Boulevard ... " I liked them Emerson C...... Mr. Shechtman missioned water colorist, Chen Chi too," he replied, "but in those CALL 331-3115 FIi CIIIPUTE IETllLS attends Basten University. - now visiting China - to paint days I wasn't gelling a percentage A June 2 weddln9 is planned. a series of Peking street soenes. ol the gross." JOHNSO.N & WALES MEDIA TOUR Rod Steiger, star of the mo,ie When Lesler Pearson, who died NEW YORK - Twenty-five Th e Story of Lolly Madonna. was recently, was Canadian Minister of READING INSTITUTE prominent media personalities will uked what he wanted on his epi External Affairs, he conferred with be visiting Israel on a I0-day tour tapll. "YOIi 11e,er know about IHe/' Pr~dent Truman aboot Korea, a under the auspices of the Ameri ..Id Steiger, "so l'n cho•n the matter lbea troubling the Canadian can Zionist Federation. words nry carefully. All I want is cabinet. Pearson, who later became - Prime Minister, was uked by re porters after his meeting with Tru man what they had discussed. UKorta," be answered. 0 Stop kid ding us." said OM newsman. 0 A Canadian would neYer h8'e dis cussed Korea with the President." Pearson repealed: "We talked aboot Korea," and left lht While Hou•. The next day, not a single newspaper carried a line aboot lhe conference. 0 11 protes.'' decided Pearson, " that the best way to guaranttt secrecy aboot a White Hou• ,isit is to tell the truth." Comedian Morty Storm appear ing at Upstairs at the Downstairs, told singer Frankie I 3, who is also on the bill, that the reason his ca reer hasn't gone as well as it should have, is that his agent isn't too familiar with hi s line of work . ~- "He just got me 14 bookings," said Storm. " ( was delighted - until I found out they were for lights" Harper & Row is pub ~ lishing Julie Andrews' new book, t last of the Really Great Wang I doodles. I Richard Roundtree is now in r Ethiopia, filming his third Shaft mo,ie, Shaft in Africa. He was granted a special audience by Eth iopia's Haile Selassie. A photo grapher recorded the mttting· be lwttn the movie star and the Lion of Judah. The nexl day Roundtree recei,ed a copy of the picture. The name of the studio was The Soul Photo Service of Addis Ababa. Selassie recently acquired a new pet, a 15-wttk-oW Harlequin Great Dane pup, which was flown to Eth iopia at the cost of $500. Ambassador Walter Annenberg expects to start a new magazine after he leaves his pos\ in London, some time in April, dealing pri marily with gourmet foods and cooking .. . Ernest V. Heyn's Doubleday book The Wonder Workers , also based on the 100 years of Popular Science Monthly. Mount Stone. The place to earn high interest. the magazine he edited until 1970, and deals with the great inventors Old Stone Bank has the best combination of deposit, compounded quarterly. of the past century. savings plans in Rhode Island - a carefully 5% Capital Savings Account. Paul Zuckerman, national chair though_! out variety that's designed to give Deposit of $1,000 or more. Additional depos man of the United Jewish Appeal, recently •isited Israel and, with no everybody a profitable choice. Look these its in any amount, any time. Interest earned ad,ance warning, was advised he plans over and make your selection. Then from day of deposit, compounded daily. would be required to say a few stop in at your nearest Old Stone Bank and Interest is not paid or credited on amounts words after Mrs. Golda Meir's start earning some of that high interest. withdrawn between quarterly interest dates. speech. "If anyone had told me, as 6% Savings DeposH CertHlcate. 4½% Stepping Stone Account a child, that one day I would follow Guaranteed for two to ten years with deposits Interest earned from day of deposit to day of the Prime Minister ol Israel on the of $1,000 or more. Interest earned from day of withdrawal. compounded monthly. Available podium," he said, "I would h8'e deposit, compounded quarterly. in combination with a checking account. beH too scared to grow up." 5½ % Savings Deposit Certificate. 4¼ % Day-to-Day Savings Account. ROAD COMPLETED Guaranteed for one year with deposits of Interest earned from day of deposit to day of JERUSALEM - The first road $1,000 or more. Interest earned from day of withdrawal, compounded quarterly. built specilically to connect villages on either side ol the Green Line, the cease-fire lines es ---1-n.ta..i.. tablished after the Six-Day War, has been completed. The eight-ki lometer (five-mile) road links Klar Kassen on the Israeli side of the 11=EOldStone5aw'918enll•OldStoMTruetComc,any ....,..,.,.... .,.,...,_,,_~ line with Masha village in the Sa maria district of the West Bank. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY. JANUARY 121 1973 11 HELP SOVIET .JEWRY Church. The fund-raising drive Israeli Chief Rabbis WASHINGTON - Members was spearheaded by Pastor John of a Lutheran congregation here Stcinbruclt, whose interest in the celebrated their Christmas by or- cause of Soviet Jewry is a long- Continue To Disagree ganizing support for Soviet Jewry. standing one. For the past two JERUSALEM - Chief Rabbi emotional spcccb to the Jerusalem More than SIOO was raised from a years Pastor Stcinbruclt has par- Sblomo Goren published bis Oriental community, Rabbi Y oscf series of open house parties given ticipated regularly in the daily controversial ruling in the Langer described Rabbi Goren as a "dic- by the Luther Place Memorial vigil at the Soviet Embassy. casc but continued to withhold the tator," implied that he has names of the nine rabbinical twisted Halacba for bis own BIG I I judges who concurred in it, purpose and begged the I because of the " ugly atmosphere Sbcphardic community to support I created by extremist clements." him in his confrontation with I The ruling cleared Hanoch and Goren. In a voice shaking with I Miriam Langer of the taint of tears Rabbi Yoscl said, " I live TRINKLE I bastardy, allowing them to marry under a dictatorship. I am alone FLOOR COVERING CO. I their fiances. It has created a on the battlefield. I need your help CARPET LINOLEUM -TILE I furor in right wing Orthodox to carry on. You do not know SHOWROOM: P#tone day o, nig#tt I circles here and abroad. what is going on in the chief rab- Roar 195 Cole Avenue 521-2410 I Tbc ruling cited four Halachic binatc. I am alone fighting every I grounds on which Rabbi Goren hour_. I cannot sleep nights " Hello Friends: I APPOINTED CHAIRMAN: Howard contends the Langer children were He alleged that Rabbi Goren Floor ,ewori .. is ., ~HiHH - ., hsi■ HS is to ••,1s1, ., ••s-•rs. I I. UpMy, Providence attorney, has free to marry. It stated that there imposed his will at chief rabbinate no lowost price will •I ■lw ■ ys ■■ swor , .., prolil- - !Ito fi ■ i•lio4 I boon appointed chairman of tho was no evidence that their meetings by "banging his fist on ,rNtKt -st~• •-•••.. r ■ to willt !Ito price. T~is I wnl 1-■ r■■ tH , ... I Jewish Community Relations mothcr•s first husband, Avraham the table and saying that is it " T•• ••t■t• of tli, -•, 4is HAVE BUYERS FOR Commercial • Industrial or Residential Property PLEASE CALL Herbert l. Brown 421-S3S0 Residence Phone BRIDE'S WORLD '73 861-S601 COMING HENRYW@OKE@.' REALTORS JANUARY 19, 1973 Hospital Trust Bldg. TO Real E•tate Since 189 l ~ OoseoutsW • THE R.I. HERALD * IMtgs. .... • it lnlo4.hJ,111, FUS , it mnsm.•4111wl•••':"18'° SZI ' , ' . A FIRST FOR THE JEWISH HERALD. it ~.:,o,.;,;,,;,~ 2 IUW it SIi A COMPLETE SPECIAL SECTION WITH EDITORIAL AND PICTURES; * HELPFUL INFORMATION FOR THE * BRIDE AND GROOM. EXTRA * COPIES OF THIS ISSUE WILL BE * * PRINTED. DEADLINE FOR COPY IS *,. JAN. 16. RESERVE YOUR SPACE FOR MORE INFORMATION NOW. 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