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LedgemQnt Demands RIGA Discipline Point Judith _CC Ledgemont Colllltry Club In Prondence Journal ol Aucust 10 Seemnk, In a letter wrttten by clncerntnc the actton tallan by Richard Loebenberc, cbairman of Ledgemont COUDtry Club and the the Greens Committee, addreued anttctpated actton to be tallen by to Edward Perry, secretary of Crestwood Country Club the Rhode I1land Golf concerntnc members of the Point Aasoctatton, demanded that Point Judith c~ Club belJlc Judith Country. Club be forced to unwelcome at both Coif clubs. VOWME LVI, NVMBER 25 comply with the rules and our board of eovernon had FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 11172 12 PAGES 15c PER COP'( reculatlons of the RIGA or be voted two weeu qo that, due to requested to reslp from the dlscrtminatory practices by Point assoctatton. Judith to certain mil!l>rity groups Prior to the recent RIGA - a fact which they have dented Committee Charges Israel Register-s 4-ball championship tournament by word but shown to be true by held at Ledgemont, Mr, actton - we would bar the nse Loeb·enberc telephoned h1s of our club for any purpose to Non-Jewish Immigrants As Jews counterpart at Point Judith, Huco members of said club. '1111s would NEW YORK The Malnelll, and requested that he lnclude any tournaments held at communities w1tb the Israeli non-Jew• seeking to marry Jews. Committff for Jewish surrtval, take three to four foursomes of Crestwood, either self-sponsored "proof" that they-were Jews and He said "they often find 1t tedious an ad hoc orpnlzaUon of Ledgemont members during the or under the auspices of RIGA or ahould be accepted as auch. TIiey and acrlf1c1ng to obtain an Orthodoz Jews, ha.I that championship tournament period. RIWGA. It was further voted that cha.reed Include Americans, the orthodox conversion. Many of a letter should be sent to Point the llrael eovernment was This ls a normal request - committee aald. them do not want a Reform Judith Country Club notUytnc rectsterlng non-Jewish Yoset WUenkln, pneral conversion and even thoee who made to all RIGA members when them of 0111" action and that lmmtcranta as Jews and that a state tournament ls held on secretary of the committee, aald do, often find 1t tlme­ another letter be sent to the RIGA many such rectstranta were that committee members In their course. returning to their home consumtng." He asserted that - with copies to all member Israel handed a report last month "for a Gentile to become Mr. Mainelll, accordinc to clubs - requestlnc that the Mr. Loebenberg, _replied that he to the Knesset Interior converted to Jews throuch the question of dlscrlmlnat1on by Committee, maklnc the charce aliyah process ls not at all did not ·thlnk much of the RIGA Point Judith Country Club be and that the only good part was and llstlnc the . names, dlfflcult. In many cases, the I formally brought before Its the Burke Scholarship Fund. He rectstratlon numbers and other lmmtcratton auihorltles do not I eoverntnc body. Information on what the uk the applicant's reUclon and in further informed Mr. Loebenberg I am wr!timg this letter to our that the Point Judith course was committee aald were 160 non­ other cases the applicant merely I• membership, which will, In the Jews who had been rectstered In lies." I too busy to grant rectproctty. very near future, be followed by In his clostnc paragraph Mr. Israel as Jews on their entry He said the Committee had letters to RIGA and Point Judith papers and Identity cards. conducted Its study In the United I.oebenberg criticized the lack of country Club to restate the board Wilenkin said that the committee states, Britain and Israel. He cooperation of Point Judith with of governors• position: no fellow member clubs and said had offices in Israel, Britain, said Committee members had member of Point Judith Country Canada, France, Brazil, and In Interviewed persons who had that their arrogance deserved Club , (which w1ll Include any censure. Loa Anceles, Mlaml, Philadelphia either returned home after a member having a dual and Chlcqo In this country, brief stay In Israel or who were At press time It could not be membership In Point Judith and Wilenkin aa14 that the report living In Israel with Identity determined when the board of another course) wlll be welcome given to the Kneuet committee cards bear! ng the label directors of the RIGA would meet at Crestwood Country Club either waa based on two months of "Yehudi." He asserted that some and consider this request. tor golf or socially whether "crass roots" research by of them were married to or Leonard Blazar, president of Invited by a Crestwood member committee members 1n Israel, lntendlnc to marry Orthodox the Crestwood Country Club, said as part of any function belnc held the United states and Britain. partners who assumed they were that he had sent a letter- to the at our club or as a participant In Asked why non-Jews would want Jews. members of the club concerning any tournament sponsored by any such "proof," he aald that there The apecltlcs on 160 aucb the Point Judith Country Club group lncludinc RIGA. bad been a recent trend by persons, he said, had been which said: Jt ls understood that all of our converslon-seeldllg Gentiles who, presented to the Interior - "I am quite sure that all of members shall abide by the aboVe NAMED TO TEMPLE BETH AM: "for one reason or another are Committee by Shmuel you are aware of the recent decision as duly voted by the pushed oft from conversion or Chafer and Yehuda Paldi. He article that appeared in the board of governors." Rabbi Bernard Rotman of Flush­ ing, New York, has been appoint­ are not accepted as converts In charpd that Interior Mlntster ed as spiritual leader of Tempie their · communities" to seek Yoset Burg, who directs all New Temple To Hold Open House Beth Am in Warwick. acceptance by spending some Immigration acttvltles, had Rabbi Rotman was ordained time In Israel as an Immigrant responded to the committee's Temple Judea In Warwick wlll Rhoda, feel that because the cost from the rubbinical department of and then returning home where report by asklnc Israel•s secret hold an Open House this Friday of membership may often be too the Jewish Theological Seminary, they are tully accepted as Jews in s e r v 1 c e to lnvesttgate the followlnc Sabbath services which high, the membership dues of the and also holds a Master's degree their communities. committee, known ln Israel as the start at 8 p.in. new temple wlll be $100 per year in Hebrew literature from the Included among such Gentllea, Committee tor Jewish Int~crlty, Wilenkin said, were non-Jews to learn how 1t obtained the I- It sounds an ordinary enough per famlly; $50 per year per seminary's School of Judaica. notice such as we print In the lndlvldual; $60 per year per A member of the Hebrew High married to Jews who wish to information in. the report." He Herald regularly. retired couple, and $8 5 per year School faculty at Congregation enroll their children In a Hebrew charged Dr. Bure "wants to keep But It lsn•t. per divorced person with Oheb Shalom of South Orunge, school or Join a synagogue, and the whole matter concealed." Temple Judea ls a new temple children. New Jersey, Rabbi Rotman also in Warwick; a Reform temple They are meettnc at present taught al the Tempie Beth Sholom which keeps with the usual In the social ball of the Church of Religious School of Roslyn, New Governor Rockefeller Clarifies traditional yarmulkes, Hebrew the Resurrection at 336 Norwood York. He has had experience with prayers, etc. Av e nu e In Warwtck. Their the United Synagogue Youth and Statement Made While In Israel According to Sherwin expenses are small and they B'nai B'rith Hillel. NEW YORK - Governor Mr. Rockefeller dented that he Zaldman, one ot the stx founders mean to keep them small. If Married to the former Benita of the new temple (his wife and expenses Increase to the point Rockefeller, returntnc from a had said that he got the Ba11 of Worcester, Massachusetts, four-day visit to Israel, said that information about the two other couples are the others)1 where the membership dues does the couple spent a year in lsruel the purpose behind their venture not cover them they wlll run there had been a meettng of the "agreement" from Mr. Nixon or participating in a study program minds" between Mr, Nixon and Henry Kissinger, the President's Is to gather those Jews In the affairs, anythlnc from bingo to sponsored jointly by the seminary the Soviet hierarchy on the Providence area, Cranston and fairs or flea markets which sl and the Hebrew Univeroity in Je­ adviser on national security. He emigration of Soviet Jews and Warwick who are unaff1llated with legal and w1ll brine In the extra rusalem. decllned to say, however, where any temple. There are several revenue without surtaxing their that "the proof of the pudding" he got the information. lay in the lncreased flow of Soviet hundred people, he says, in the members. · "It was more In the area of a Rhode Island area who have no There ls more to the story of Dutch Minister Jews to Israel so tar this year. meeting of the minds rather than But the Governor said he had attllla tlon with any temple, It any slped document," the Temple Judea and w1ll be not Intended to say in a because they are not Interested written for next week's paper. Criticizes Israel Governor said. "I said that the Jerusalem news conference that or because the cost seems too However, there open house Is this President had taken up the matter high. Friday and the)'- will welcome Aviation Heads President Nixon had reached a _ in Mo.scow and as a result there AMSTERDAM Forelp formal acreement with S

2 THE RHODE JSI..:um HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1972 REPORTS RAID "broken Into and raided" and that NEW YORK - Betar, the files, machinery and Jewish acttvtst group, reported demonstration materials were that Its 11th floor offices were stolen. Also ·taken, said Gllad I FrelDld, a member of the gro~'s I NEW YEAR CARDS National Executive, was a I "legally registered" M-1 rifle I MAY STILL IE PRINTED used by the group at Its training WITH YOUR OWN camp. FrelDld said the police who responded to Betar's call OIIGINAL GIEnlNG described the Incident as an ~ In Time For "Inside job." I I I The Holydays i CALL LIBERTY PRINTING COMPANY 762-0299 751-4696 ·l I Commercial Industrial• Residential •Real Estate l'24 llMWOOD AYL, WHWICI 467-Mll Please Call Herbert l. Brown THtATac4tt.~ POST-RESIDENCY TRAINING : Th,.. Fellows have begun a one year post-residency training program at The 421-S3S0 111.1.--.•., Miriam Hospital. They are, left to right, D,. Barry Schwartz, Nephrology Fellow; Dr. Michael Friedland, ~,(40l).7"-0221 Hemotology Fellow, and Dr. Frederick Crisafulli, Cardiology Fellow. The doctors completed their residency in New thN Au,. 27 On StC19"I Residence Phone internal medicine at Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn, New York, prior to coming to the hospital. Or. Fried­ Broadway'• SmHh land and Dr. Schwartz received their M.D.1 from the Downstate Medical Cente r in Brooklyn, New York, and Comedy Hil 861-S601 Dr. Crisafulli received his M.D. from New York University School of Medicine. Dr. Friedland served with the FORTY National Institute for Health for two yean. [email protected]\llb Aucust 31 weelrs, were held the followlnr ~E•1m:J1 :k!h;1a':eonN::nH!~, !!= day at the Sugarman Memorial at Camp Ramah In Wlngdale, New gust 27, at 11 :45 a .m. in Uncoln Chapel. Burial was In IJncoln Park Cemetery. Relatives and York. Suty-flve AZA and BBG y Park Cemetery. friends are invited to attend. membera trom the Greater The widow Boston, Providence and of Jack Schreiber, she was born In Providence, a The unveiling of a monument in Sharon Memorial Park orceater areu will attend the w daughter of the late Martin and memory af the late SAMUEl GER· 10-day proirram which Is Ida (Guny) IJppman. She bad been ZOG will take place on Sundar,, Annual Memorial Services destined to gtve Intensive a lifelong resident of the city. August 27, at 1 p.m. in Unco n Sunday, August 27, 1972 tra1nlnir to chapter leaden In Park Cemetery. Relatives and JUdalsm, leadership and the Mrs • Schreiber was a friends are invited to attend. 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. creative arts. graduate of Pembroke Collece, of and of The participants trom New class 1924, a member at Sharon's Outdoor the Jewish Home for the Aged. The unveiling of a monument in Enirland wW be joining BBYO memory of the &ate MAX FEIN­ CHAPEL- IN-THE-WOODS members from the Montreal, She Is survived by a son, Ira STEIN will take place on Sunday, Schreiber of Toronto, New York state and Cranston; a brother, August 27, at 1 p.m . . in Uncoln Officiati .. •t 10:00 •·•· Officiati .. •t 4:00 , .... Connecticut reclons. William IJppman of Los Angeles, Park Cemetery. Relatives and staff meni hers trom this area California; two sisters, Mrs. friends are invited to attend. RAHi GERALD I. ZEURMYER RAIIJ JEROME WEISTROP Dorothy Barry and Mrs. Alice 8-2 5 Temple l'noi'Moshe, lrighlon Temple Sholom, Millon will be Mr. and Mrs. Herman Newman of Newton Centre, Sutton, both of Providence, and four grandchildren. In Memoriam RAlil HIUL RUDAYSKY RAIII I. DAVID OUR Massachusetts; Mr. and Mrs. ROSE HITTNER Temple leth Sholom, Frominghom Ahovoth Toroh Congregolion, Sloughlon Geoffrey Green of Providence; ••• August 23, 1968 Mr. and Mrs. Sieve Klein of Hyde MRS, SAMUEL FASS In loving memory CANTOR IARUCH GREISDORF CANTOR IRYING KISCHEL Park, Massachusetts.; Barry Funeral services for Mrs. Sadly missed Belh El Temple Cenler, Belmont Temple Shalom, Millon Rosenberg of Boston, Anna Fass, 70, of 81 Power CHILDREN and Massachusetts, and Joseph Baron Street, who died Monday, were GRANDCHILDREN held the following day at the Orga11ist: MR. LOUIS I. SHAPIRO of Brookline, Massachusetts. Sugarman Memorial Chapel. With Regard to a Temple Hillel B'noi Toroh, Wesl Roxbury PLAN OPEN HOUSE Burial was In Sons of Israel and Card of Thanks David Cemetery. In the event of inclement weather, Temple Beth Am will hold an Very often a card of thanks in The widow of Samuel Fass, Services will be held on the Assembly Grounds Open House for new members on The Herald .....,h o need which Sunday, August 20, from 8 to 10 she was born In New York City, a can hardly be tolved in any other Relatives and friends are welcome p.m. at the temple social hall In daughter of the late Samuel and way. Not only is it a gracious ex­ Hanna Steinberg. She bad been a preuion of grotitvde to those who Warwick. An Informal discussion have Nnt sympathy but also cour­ and cotfee hour will be held. resident of Providence for 15 years. teously adcnow'-dges the Nrvices Mrs. Fass was associated and lcindness of the many to CAPE KOSHER FOODS - TO SPONSOR F1LM whom a personal note of thanks The Women's IJberatlon with her family In the cannot well be mailed or whoN 58 WASHINGTON ST. Union of Rhode Island and the Consumer's Drug Store In names and addreues are not Rhode Island Chapter of National Barrington. known. Insertion of a card of ~':7= PAWTUCKET, R.I. itn Organization for Women will She Is survived by a son, Ell thanks may be anonged by mail or In person o, by telephone to: R.I. 726-9393 sponsor a film, "Gt-owing Up Fass of Barrington; a daughter, Mrs. Moll Prebluda of Jewi1h Herald, 99 We'-"ter Street, Female," and a party In Pawtudret, R.I. 02861, 724-0200.. _·. " MEAT OF TIIE WEEK'.' commemoration of Susan B. Providence; a brother, Murray . $6.00 lo, Mven lines, 40c foe Anthony and In celebration of the stelnberr of New York City, and each extra line. WEIK OF SUN. AUG. 20 - FRI., AUG~ 25 52nd anniversary of women's six grandchildren. Pavment with onler. sutrrage on Friday, August 25, at ''OUR OWN"-LEAN-P,URE-K,OSHERED 8 p.m. at the YWCA Women's 5 Center at 62 Jackson street. Max Sugarman BEEF PATTIES LB. 1.09 THREATEN MURDER JERUSALEM - Threats to Funeral Home YOUNG-TENDER-JUICY ( U) SAVE 20f murder prominent Arabs of East Jerusalem and the West Bank for "THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" LB: "treason" arrived last week In CHICKEN :WINGS 49c,__ DE 1-8094 458 Hope Street Providence the mall of several news AU·IEEF-PURE-999 N.Y. BRAND agencies. The leaflets, slened by FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUT-OF-STATE l the Popular Front for the ,.r:. 5 Liberation of Palestine, singled CALL COLLECT FRANK.FURTS ·· :1 Li. PKG- 1.19 out · for death • Anwar Nuselbeh, former · deputy · minister of &1L01lUAEAtS AND'.POULTRY AUMADE,KO~HEtc Jordan, and Hikmat el ·Muri, - MONUMENTS OF DIS:rlNCTION - f _ ·-r: · ' l-$-D ___ J. __ l(_ED __· _A_N_IJ_s_'k__ L_T_E_D __ b_VEN 'RHDY _ former · speaker r of Jordan's RUBIN SUGARMAN IS N0W RE-AFFILIATED' ~-. parliament. The· ti;-eason referred , • WITH OUR FIRM . ii "!UEP KOSHER WITH CAPE KOSHER" . to their-alleged 'collaboration with t King Huneln. ·. ,1 ; ...... ,, --- ;Hr'J- ~ - ·~ THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST le, 1972 S AJCongress Director TO BUILD NEW HOTEL Herald ads get good results! HEBRON, West B&nk - A To Run McGovern Effort 30-room Jewish-owned hotel la NEW YORK - Sen. George scheduled for KJryat Arb.th near McGovern, the Democratic here, according to Israel's nominee for President, has Minister of Tourism, Moshe Kol . named Richard M, Cohen associate eucutive director of the American Jewish Congress, SHADES RESORT & DAY CAMP • SHOW$• OKHISTIA to direct the nationwide effort to • Air...c-di'*'- ,._.,.,..,,.. & Dinlne win Jewish votes for sen. • Affl..._n.JewW. Cuit.i- DRAPERIES • otympk NteN!d POOl McGovern, Democratic campaign • THNAGHS unlifflited f,-dem sources said. - •DAYCAMI& ,._,.....,.. 7NySupe,...... _ I•·"'· tre I'·"'· Nile ,-,,.a. Sources close to Cohen, who CARPETS • txawNr het.t A«em"'oda'*'• a has served the AJCongress for Delu••c.ttoe- WINDOW FASHIONS, Inc. • 11 Kea. 0Munpi,en.t.ip GOt1 c-,... many years as public relations • SDAYS,-ykr-4 AUG. MIO-WICSPIOAL director and was qamed associate 119S No. Main St., Prov. .._...,l'wlAaotlDAY OPEN MON. THRU SAT . TO 5 ,30 W..._-4 A IIO$H HASHONAH executive director recently, said TUES. & THURS. EVfS Till 9 P.M.' S.nd to,. Ro1e1 & • och..,,e he would serve the McGovern MOOOuS. CONN.. 06469 GA 1-3955. DIA L {203) 873·815 l campaign on an unpaid leave ol absence. The Democratic sources also told the JTA that a Jewish section RESERVE EARLY, LABOR DAY, SEPT. 1-4 of the McGovern campalcn 161 VILU.GI! sntn committee will be anilounced In ~Wl/~ r,tM1°" mid-August. To date, they said, NOVICK'S no Individual has been named as O..ly 40 ffl hn,tes fro"' l!e!te~, W

Are your chlldren away from VISITS JERUSALEM: Mrs. Aaron J. Slom of S 1 Eustis Avenue, Newport, home? They would appreciate a PUERTO RICO visited the Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center in Jerusalem Herald subscription to lleep them INCLUDES VIRGIN ISLANDS FREEi recently a1 a member of a Hada1sah tour. Mrs. Slom is immediate pa1t up to date. Call the Herald office FROM PROVIDENCE VIA SCHEDULED AIRLINE president of the Western New. England Region Chapter of Hada11ah. at 724-0200 or 724-0202. 8 DAYS 7 NIGHTS AIRFARE AND HOTEL 5230 Rep. Shirley Chisholm Endorses WITH CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST INCLUDES: STAY AT OCEAN FRONT HOLIDAY INN. ALSO A FREE DAY AT ST. THOMAS WITH ROUND TRIP AIR Mideast Direct Negotiations AND TRANSFERS. DUTY FREE SHOPPING. WASHING TON - Rep. Chisholm was asked why she had position paper did not set forth, OTHER LEADING HOTELS : Shirley Chisholm (D,N. Y.) acorns not repudiated the stnce-modl!led and has come out against the AMERICANA, EL SAN JUAN, SHERATON the Gary resolution on .Israel as anU-Israel resolution of the Gary resolution. Asked CARIBE HILTON at slightly higher cast "ridiculous," wants the Soviet National Black Political specUlcally If she believes Israel BUFFET LUNCH IN SAN JUAN. BONUS DISCOUNT Union and the United States to C onventlon. Mrs. Chisholm should be a "free, Independent BOOK AND COMPLIMENTARY COCKTAIL cease sending arms to the Middle repudiated the statement of the Jewish state," she replied: East, and recommends direct Congressional Black Caucus "There's never been any doubt In Israeli-Arab negotiations as the lauding Israeli contributions to my mind about that," adding: ZELDA KOUFFMAN only way to settle the contllct. Black Africa, saying she had oot "Mrs, Chisholm has always CRANSTON TIAVll 101 PAIK AVE., CRANSTON Above all, the only Black woman been consulted on the statement, believed In a Jewish State and has 781-4977 member of the House of Issued after the Gary, Indiana been Identified very closely with Representatives continues to convention and before the the Jewish people because she Insist that "Palestine" Is the steerlngcommlttee•a believes ID humanity whether It's "root cause" of the conflict and modification of the resolution. white, black or pink. I have no that resolving It Is essential for time for racial hatred or bigotry, "peace and harmony" In the . Thus, Mrs, Chisholm now be It In the form of white hatred region. appears to have swung towards a or black hatred, because all In an Interview Mrs. Chisholm major platform premise hatred destroys the human declined comment on the strongly direct negotlattons - which her Individual." pro-Israel plank In the Democratic Party's Middle East platform, specifically the Community School Board Willing provision that the U.s. recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, saying that she had not "had a To Act On Racism Complaint chance to go over the entire NEW YORK - Mrs. Eleanor faith and problem-solvlnc platform." But In what may be a Holmes Norton, chairman of the atutude" displayed during the major development In her city's Commission on Human meeting. Mideast outlook possibly Rights, reported that the head of Attendlnc the meetlne, In slgnlftcant In that she will be Community School Boerd I had addition to three representatives campaigning for the Presidential said that the local board was of the District 1 board, were candidate she sought to deter In prepared to act on any complaint otnclais of the American Jewl8h the primaries - Mrs. Chisholm of racism that might be brought Committee, the American Jewish said she was accepting an Israeli against the dlstrlct's new Congress, the Jewish Labor government Invitation to visit superintendent, Luis Fuentes. Committee and the Anti­ Israel before year's end to "see Mrs , Norton made the Defamation League of B'nal things there for myself." announcement after a meeting B'rith. During her Presidential held at the commission's office Earlier School Chancellor campaign, the nery former with representatives of the U>wer Harvey B, Scribner expressed the nursery school teacher based her EaSt Side School board and four hope, In a statement of his own, DRAPERY CLEANING Mideast views on a position paper leading Jewish organizations that that the Fuentes controversy COMMERCIAL e RESIDENTIAL calling for a United Nations have accused Mr. Fuentes of could be settled at the community uguarantee" of the "stablllty and mak1n& anti-Semitic remarks and leveL He said that his office was • f• Sltr1111 Y•II • """',., • Dr.,.,i,s 14tfsQ, Tlbn Down , lo·llat territorial Integrity'• of all derogatory references to other attempting to "ease tensions" In e mo Pld!-tf flNI DtllfflT • l(ltll'll'N Dtcor1tor ftW • FIIN PrHllwt • 11-co lppr1lsals e mo ltor•lll Wli. Cloullt • EdlNles • hqotd states; a "limitation of all arms ethnic groups. an Informal way. shipments" to the area; u.s. In her statement, Mrs. Norton Dr. Scribner also noted that economic aid to the region's said that Mrs. Georgina Hoggard, the decentralization law provided WE SPKIAUZE less-developed nations"; "fllll the chairman of the District 1 grievance procedures and that IN representation for the board, had told the meeting that Individuals and groups who were SMOIE & FIRE Palestinians In all negotiations the board nrst heard of the dissatisfied with the actions of a DAMAGE APPRAISALS concerning the return or allegations of racism against Mr. community school board could compensation for Palestinian Fuentes "through the appeal the matter to him. Arab property," and "immediate newspapers" and after his formal Last week, Joseph. Monserrat, consideration of the problem of appointment July 19. the president of the city Board of the lack of status of the several some of the charps acainst Educal!on, charged publicly that hundred thousand people who left Mr. Fuentes were nrst raised Mr. Fuentes was a racist. SHOP AT HOME Israeli-held territory In 1948 and four ;vurs aao while he was State Education Commissioner -SERVICE 1967." prlnc.lpal of Public School 155, Ewald B, Nyquist said that the In that position paper Mrs. • then In Brooklyn's Ocean mu­ city BOard of Education and Dr. Chisholm said the U.S, had Br owns v I Ile experimental s c r I b n er should handle the "allowed the to dlatrlct. Fuentes matter "In the ftrst posture as the nal fl1end of the Mn. Norton'• statement . did Instance" and that lf they could poor In the Middle Ea.It," addlne: not lndlcate what action the local not resolve the situation, "I'll . CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES DEPT. "While courapoua goYernments aebool board would talle lf and Institute the nnt lltep." Wo An Now Able to Giff Cu...., Se"ico i• Maki"t .,_ Now In Libya, Ecypt and the SUdall, for when a formal complaint wen Cu,_ Made Draperies for HOMo or Oflico. Tllo Newnt-of Dai1n aample, struala to mliDtaln made qalut Mr, FuentN, REnJRNEDTOCAMP (C ...._,or,ry or Mo.Ion,) i• tlie Q,,icest of Fal,,ics to,.,. · their frffclom and lndependenoe pnnmlhly ,bJ tboN wbo bave L<>IDON ..._ Sa,lat Jnt.11 New Lih io "O,ertir..r S.rN111di ....: let Us Gi" YOII'" Esti•ilt mm SoYtet ~. we have protNted his a,IIIOlntment. so•rc•• J'9llOrtad dlat Lft Ne OMiptioo .••• been •ldltnelDld Into forpttlas Mn, Norloa said tbat lllle Yqm•, · Vlcl°!l'I" B.... 1 ... ky! · allolll tbe PaJNtlm problem and nprdld t!II ..... ol bll*J llllel Slllar,. ·LNNI . h11uty, · La Salle Drapery •lmplJ 8IIIIISmr la ..U.U nlNd ill IIU ICltoa wllll Ille ArbdJ· S.Obers .... B«u Clealill . .._ .... i- ... P•eatea ....blb!Ma lo Ille ....si. .. JTS si.ma 1T2..J'IIOV~ ·· ---v..... wttll. lbe 8o'1et • I '1 , 0 0 0-.•Jear· •••t H p-- l.111111' Camp .. -.)·, INIM ITAn NDWII . AltlleDlaNrlill J'llllllra: .. __., ...... ,.. __,. l~ia"-1 CC-eNN..._lllft,.._ ...... · .-S- •,,' 4 rou-, Ministry Of Health To Ban Cigarette Ads JERUSALEM - SUCCESSFUL Money's Recommendatlonsby a government com.mlttee of cl'l'll servants that ctgaret advertlslnc W,orth be banned trom rad.lo procrams INVESTING and that clgaret packqes carry ly Sylyia Porter bealth warnlncs similar to those required in the United States ROCER E. SPEAR . Pocket Calculators were reported by the Mlnlstry of Bonds To Fit Health which said the proposals Investment Goal an average 7.9% currently. 9M If you are a typical American blper because those parts have wW be considered for legl.slatlve Q: I wish to achieve monthly Ashland OU 6.15s of 1992 and adnlt, you detest the chores of been uported trom and then action. payments from corporate bonds lOM Western Union 6-1/Zs of. add l t lo n, snbtractlon, Imported back to the u.s. The committee also yleldlnc 7-1/2%. The amount to 1989, which sell about $170 below, mu 1 t l p 11 cat lo n - and • Be sure the caJCulator you recommended reducing be invested ls $50,000. My broker face value, will provl<» nnquest_lonably, of flcurlnc buy ls accurate - wblch means government subsidies to Israeli ad'l'ises me that interest on approximately $650 ln lucome for percentages. If you're like me, lt has to have a floattng declmal tobacco growers and encooraglng corporate bonds 1s payable only February, May, August and therefore, you ball wUb dellcht point capablllty. If the macblne them to switch to Jess dangerous semiannually. Is this true? G.C. November. . any macblne that wU1 do · the doesn't have this - and many crops. Also pro~ed ls a ban on A: Yes. In order to achleve a The four other bonds are arithmetic for yon. don't - lt won't be acC1D'ate. persons shown smoldng durlnr monthly return from bonds you trading at premiums of $70 to Tbla ls. the reason why - Try some sample calculatlons television appearances. wlll have to invest ln a portfolio $130 and will return between $630 .after I bad 'l'lslted an electronics to test the macblne. For instance, lS r a e 1 does not carry of at least six different issues and $700 ln each of the remaining show in Japan ln 1970 - I spent di'l'lde 123 by 456. Your answer advertlstnr on lts TV programs with varied payment schedules. months. Purchase seven bonds $390 for a 5-1/2 by 9-1/2 lnch should be 0.2697368. If your but lf advertlstnr Is Introduced, For your portfolio, I have each of Carolina Tel. & Tel. made-in-Japan calculator I could answer ls 0.26, the macblne the committee said, a similar ban selected bonds carrylnr rattnrs 9-1/8s of 2000, Pactnc Tel. & use at home. And I have foUDd the doesn't have a floatlnr decimal on clgaret advertlslnc should be of BBB or better with maturtttes Tel. 9-l/ 8s of 2004 and southern three-pound machine a joy ever and that ls the start of lts bulc, applied. 17 to 32 years away, and yleldlne Bell Tel. 9.05s of 2003. 8M G.D. slnce. lnberent accuracy. To lllustrate searle 8.7s of 1995 will round out Tbls ls the reason why I am apln, multiply your first answer your monthlY income bond oow even more entranced by a by 789 and you should get The portfolio. Readers interested In calculator which ls made in 212.82233. If you don't have the b o n d portfolios for various America, ls priced less than floattnr decimal point, your Investment goals, including $100, and ls so small and llcht I answer wlll come out to 205.14 Lyons capital catns; should send their can easily carry lt ln my coat _ quite a difference. request with a stamped, self­ pocket or purse. For now my • Slnce you're buylng a pocket addressed envelope to Roger E. calculator and I can be ln the calculator, that's what you should Den Bv Leonard Lyons spear, care of this newspapsr. same place when I need it. Now get _ a unit that nts into a shirt == = = C¼CII r r r Q : Some years ago J======;. purchased Houston Fearless whether I'm In the office, at home pocket, that Is about 3x5xl.5 NEW YORK: n,e Federal picked the world's SECOND or in a hotel room, worldng on a lnehes in size and weighs less AviaUon Agency LI oow worklnr Corporatlon, which has changed oldest profession," she stated. to Image Systems (OTC). What Is plane, a train or bus, I can trust than 12 ounces. As for prices, on a revolutionary detectton "II was better to be an actress whatever ftgures I am putttnr they now ranee trom sllcblly device deslgned to sniff out your oplnlon on this stock? J.V. & than thll job I once had. I was ln J.B. together because the macblne 1s under $100 to more than $300 and bombs tbe way dogs do at some charge of the goldfish in a store dolnc the calculaUons, not me. some more complex machines airports. 'i'be device LI called the A: Rennanclng In May of $8 th ln the VWage. I didn't koow how million Jn notes has Improved As prices of eae cost close to $400. "Smellometer." The machine to take care of them. I fed them sophl.lticated devices drop In the • A few t1na1 hints: all the wlll sound off an alarm lf lt Image System's worklnc capital bird seed and they all died." position. Noteholders agreed to months ahead, an upsurge in dirtts on the machine should be of " s n If f s o u t " exp 1o s I v e s 'Mle Badek Aviatton Company, convert $3 million of the debt to demand ls a virtual certainty. In uniform llcht intensity to prevent electronically. • • The House of Israel's official Air Force parts fact, "annual sales to consumers your readlng the calculator Lords bas chosen tts 1972 6.5% nonvoting preferred shares manufacturtnr concern, Is oow with dividends due after 1973. A wlll rise to those of portable dl.aplay Inaccurately; you should Chrlstmas G,Ud Wustratlon: the teachlng" American Air Force electric typewriters, or 2,000,000 be able to read the calculator Turner pal!tlnc of Westmlnster 472,507 unit rights offering, filed personnel the proper construction with the SEC for distribution ln to s,000,000 units a year," clearly and dl.atlnclly at arm's Palace burning down in 1734. of a nuclear powered alrcrai. predicts Edward A. White, length; the machine should have a Sylvia Miles wtll star in September will also strengthen enclne. Classes are being ttmamces. Sales for 1971 were up prealdent of Bowmar Instrument "CE" or clear entry button which "Who'• Afraid of Vlrglnla Woolf" conducted at the Welsmann Corporation, the nation's leading permits you to erase a stnrle at the Plttsburch Playhouse in 45% to $6.1 mllllon, while a 51 Instttute in Rehovoth • • • Duke cent a share loss was sustained. maker of pocket calculators. faulty entry without eraslnc your November. She ls oow worldng on El.llncton, now appeartnr at the w lt h l n fl v e years, White whole column of flcures. sc~!)U at the Actors Studio. "J Losses have been reported in Rainbow GrW, dlsllkes fiytnc. He each of the last four years as forecasts, there will be a pocket 11------calculator ln one out of every explained: "it's too boring. I'm a well as In the first quarter of the three u.s. homes. one-hour passenger. current year. SelL Tbese estimates may be "I'd fiy - lf you could tell Only In America me what happens In the second A&P Switches exaggerations - but without To· Discounting fear of exacrerattnr, I can see hour on a plane that doesn't happen in the nrst." Q: Should I sell my Great housewives across the natton Atlantic & Pactnc (NYSE) shares us Ing these calculators to By Horry Golden Olivia de Havllland, the two­ time Academy Award winning and take a big loss? A. W. doublecheck charges at the A· This Is largely a matter of supermarket counter, department actress, will return to the screen ho · uch patience you have The store sales slips, credit card I am convinced that~======one of the bls Insisting that he was sendlnr as the Mother Superior in "Pope , co;~y•s move Into dlsco~ntlng invoices, etc., etc. Just the great eve~, probably the great an American army to the front, Joan." She accepted the role should eventually turn the tide for mistakes ln arithmetic they may event, of the 20th century was the not replacements for decimated because "It vicariously fulf~~ls this glant retailer but it will not !1nd could more than pay for the Bolshevik revolution. I say this Brltlsh and French divisions. my childhood wish to be a nun. be a rapid process. With about machines. And also without fear because 53 years ago was Pershinr made it sttct, too. The Sistine Chapel Choir, ?0% of the companyts 4 265 of exacreratinc, I can see a country populated largely by In November, 1917, the directed by Domenico Bartoluccl, ' will be i t ed 1 "Pope Joan"- outlets oow converted to WEOs students everywhere letttnr the illiterates. Russian Army was llterally ea ur n (Where Economy Orlclnates) - macblne do their arlthmettc . I am not arrutnr ·that the unable to conttnue the war against • • • Y'fonne Mitchell, star of A&P reported the nrst year-to­ Russians could not have made the MGM's "The Great Waltz," has (thereby mt even learnlnc the Germany. TI>e Germans could 1 ted he lghtb book "God year sales Increase ln seven math I've forgotten). And the same advances lf the have taken any Russian city they coi;;:: rl r ~ ., • consecuUve quarters. For the 13 varied uses for · the pocket revolutionaries of 1917 had opted chose; to concentrate their troops Is pe enc • weeks ended May 27, sales were machlnes ln an ofttce or store or for democracy. They could. I am against the Allies, they let Lenin The career of actor Tom Neal 9% t $l 5 billion and factory are obvious. arrulnr that Russia would st111 be make peace with them. - who died on August 6 - was up O O • But HOW do you buy a largely a nation of Illiterates lf ruined by the scandal which accordlne to management the In the 1930s America and the followed bls fist ftrht with trend Is contlnulnr. Cost of the calculator sensibly? What pitfalls there had been no revolution. west suffered through the Franchot Tone over actress conversion, however, was held )lbould you be OD guard agalnst? Indeed, Russia bas paid dearly ravages of the Depression, to • Deal only wtth a reputable for lts scienttnc progress. Barbara Peyton. Neal was always responsible for the 83 cent a which Russia contrf)uted, as jealous lf she paid attention to share loss reported ln this first manufacturer with experience in It toot the mecbanlcal So'l'iets Professor Sidney Hook argues, 50 years to produce a poet like other men. A man who was nscal quarter. BY the third the calculator fleld and wtth the because the Communists attracted to Miss Peyton spotted quarter these costs should begin means to back up the macblne's Yevtushenko where once Czarist withdrew from the world market to level out, although pront warranty. As in all other areas, Russia could boast such writers and left a dead spot. Russia Neal hovering nearby. H~ marglns are bound to continue tbls rule must come first and it as Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Chekhov, s u ff e re d through the same, w h 1 s p e r e d to the actress. n ti the red ced take-down will become particularly and Gogol. No composer rrowtnr depression compounded by a "Barbara, lf my insurance policy ~ai~bl': from ua discounting important as cut-throat up ln the Soviet bas ever begun to ID.mine, and in addillon Stalln were paid up - oh, boy, what a . ti For tbls r eason competition increases in this compare with Mussorsty, pass I'd mate at you." opera on. _ , lnlttated the purges which took The Lincoln center Library recovery to former levels of fteld - and it wtli. Rlmsty-Korsakov, Borodin, or thousands of lives. 'I'Lchaitovsty. Theater wlll hold a Spencer profltablllty are certainly not • Buy an American-made C ertalnly the emergence of Tracy-Katharine Hepburn !Um anticipated over the near term. macblne. (What a pleasure lt LI to Ironically, our election day in Israel as a natton will figure festival ln September to benefit Q: I usually purchase stocks write that for a chancel) Imported 1967 fell on the 50th anniversary prominently amonr the great the New York Public Library. ln 25 to 50 share lots until I have pocket calculators, White of the November revolution, the events. This ls oo chauvlnlsm on Garson Kanln who wrote "Tracy accumulated 100 shares. Would I explalns, "cost more because two day the Bolsheviks toot over my part, although I have always and Hepburn,:• wW be the host. save on commissions and fee.s of Russia. to ls the machine's main elements subscribed the nation there orlglnally, KanlD was an actor waltlnc until I could buy 100 - the display and lntegrat~ Both countries have come a no Ism like chauvinl.lm. In and musician. Years ago, he shares? B. T. circuit chip - are manufactured Ione way. November, 1917, the Israel ls a great event played a one-night stand ln a A: Yes, there ls a fairly ln the u.s." In short, the price of British and French generals were because she ls the first nation to ,pickup band in Mamaroneck. substantial savings on a single an Imported macblne wUl be anooyed with Woodrow Wilson for emerge from what the United "In those days musicians 100 share transactton as opposed :, states State Department would stand up and play certain to four 25 share purchases or categorizes as Underdevell'pla sections of the piece. 1 could even two 50 share lots. The ~, •' ' , - .. and. produce what wlthln tbls :~-~~'"" never remember when to stand greatest difference In generation will prove a viable ' .;a, .... and I could not play standing commission costs occur ln the ,,. . ' ecooomy. . without seeing the music" • • • hlgher price ranees. On an $80 ~ The polnt ls lf she can do it, one night in that pickup band, be Issue, the four odd lots cost about THF ONLY fNGlliH JFW/iH WFF KL Y IN R I AND SOUTHEl>ST MAS_S everybody can - the Congo, sat next to a young clarinetist 120% more than a round lot, two Southeast Asta, literally whose pI,aytnc Impressed hlm: 50 share blocks about 70% m?re. everybody. The trend throughout ~=~~"~';n, "He was so good he convinced For lower priced stocks fees are MAILING ADOIHSi ... 606a, ,,..,w.n«., I.I. 02904 T... phone 724.(1200 the world for the last century bas me I was 1n the' wrong end of around 25% hlcher for two 50 Pt.ANT: HeraW Way, eff W•INtMSt., Pawt., 1.1. 01H1 b e e n urban growth. People OffK:1: 141 Tou"ten Av•., la,t PrrtW.nce, I.I...... Mono9in1 lcHle. show business. share lots and 50% hlgher In four ClklA ZUCICIIIIIG abandon the land for the city "Just listening for a minute to 25 1hare amounts. factories. Israel reversed this. Benny Goodman assured me I Some savlnr has been passed In Israel an essentially urban could never be THAT good• ., alone to the odd lot investor people ls wresttnr a llvellhood Archeolortsts are ftrhting to recentlY, however, by the New from the land. Israel managed save the ancient Baslllca and York stock Exchange. The odd lot this by the invention of the Roman Forum _ which are differential which was formerly kibbutz, the oommunal farm. burled Wider London - from 1/4 point (Z5 cents) on shares TI>ere of thl.a world are areas destruction by bulld01:ers. The sellinc at $55 and above has been where the klbbutz will prove ruins are the larcest kDOwn rl!duced to 1/8 point (12-1/2 more valuable than electricity. Roman construction bullt north of cents). TI>e differential on shares FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1972 the Alps ••• Recnery wlll publish ae 111 n g below $55 remains unchanged at 1/8. -~------~------== =-""""""'------==--=--=------

' \ THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1972 5 A eubecrlptlon to the Her&!d Is Churchill Investigated Foreman a good gift for the person who bas · ~flit and synthetic fabric specialists Before Selling Film Rights nerythlng else. Call 724-0200, LONOON - Before allowing rights for an extremely large, but him to buy the f1lm rlghts of h18 undisclosed, sum of money. That JOE ANDRE'S was ten years ago. biographical work, "MY Early ORCHESTRA .,,...r't-.-, _ - J Days," Bir Winston Churchill had Films frequently take a long Music for that very special affair Carl Foreman's past and time from conception to creation Weddings Bar Mitzvahs 4S9 WllUTT AVE., RIVERSIDE ISS0 WARWICK AVE., WARWICK background Investigated. but ten years Is still exceptional. 831-3739 Res. 944-7298 Foreman, a card-carrying Churchill himself was Impatient PHONE 737-4S67 Cqmmuntst In his youth In· and one day ~owled: "We got the Chicago - "It seemed to me, as Second Front started much a Jew, that the only opposition to quicker than It's taking you to OPEN HOUSE will be held ' the Nazis and Fascists at that make the film." time came from the Communist Foreman replied: "You had ·Party" - was later, In the more men and more money." or PROSPECTIVE NEW MEMBERS McCarthy era, banned from 'Mlere were casting problems: Hollywood desplfe his record as Simon Ward, who played Temple Beth Am the creator of such f1lm classics Churchill, was still a schoolboy 40 GARDINER STREET, WARWICK, R.t as "High Noon," still considered In London ten years ago. There by John Wayne to be a work of were location problems. India had Sunday~ August 20 dangerous leftlsh tendencies. two wars In the period and, as usual, there was trouble In the from 8 to 10 p.m. Church111, who, after all, had Sudan. NAMED GENERAL CHAIRMAN: dealt with Stalin when After Sir Winston's death, Louis Handwerger, president of TEMPLE MEMIERSHIP OFFICE Will IE OPEN: MONDAY, AUG. 21; circumstances warranted It, the Rau Fastener Division af U.S. TUESDAY, AUCj. 22; WEDNESDAY, AUG. 23; SUNDAY, AUG. 27 from 7 to Foreman was helped by h18 Industries, Inc., has been named concluded that Foreman was ~andson, Winston and, among the ,, ... of unlikely to violate his character ••props'' be loaned, wu general chairman the area divi~ and turn him Into a Bolshevik and Winston's signet ring, worn In the sion for the 1972 campaign of the permitted him to buy _the film Jewish Federation of Rhode Is­ fflm by Simon Ward. land, it has be.n announced by Albert I. Gordon, general cam­ paign chairman. An attorney and member of the Holland House Rhode Island Bar Assaciation, Mr. Handwerger is also a member of NOW under the per5onal the New York and Federal Bar As­ direction of sociations. GEORGE GANEM, SR. Mr. Handwerger i1 a member of the board of directors of the and Jewish Horne for the Aged and GUY N. HENRY the Jewish Federation of Rhode Is­ LUNCHES land. He served 01 associate choir• man of the Initial Gifts division of Dinner-C0

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-~ ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. George Konisky of Van Nuys, California, formerfy of Providence, announce Mrs. Harvey D. Rappoport the engagement of tt..ir daugh­ ter, Eileen Frances Koni sky, to Stept..n Stanley Cot..n, son of Mr. MI s s Lorraine Raschelle Rappoport. The honor attendants and Mrs. Bernard Cohen of Cron1- Singer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. wore tull 1e.ib rowns of chltfon ton. Abraham Slncer of 11 Sid Court, fashioned with empire waists and Mi11 Koni1ky is attending Los Troy, New York, wu married on bell skirts endlnc 1n flounced Angeles Valley College and Mr. Saturday, January 12, to Harvey hem•. The rown of the maid of Cohen is attending Babson Col­ David Rappoport, son of Mr. and honor was In Ivory and yellow and lege. Mrs. Norton Rappoport of 81 those of the bridesmaids In Ivory Payton street. Rabbi Noach and peach. They carried clutch Valley and Cantor Abraham bouquets of yellow and peach Mlzrachi ofllclated at the 10 p.m. carnattona and roses. ceremony which was held at Stephen Rappoport, brother of Temple Ohav Shalom In Albany, the brldecroom, was best man, New York. and ushers were Harvey ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. Abroham Given In marrtace by her Feldman, Charles LeY1tt, Michael Kozlov of 7 Williams Street, Ayer, tull father, the bride wore a Nulman, Howard Rappoport and Ma1M1chusetts, announce the en­ lensth gown of Ivory orranza, Ronald Rappoport, brothers of the go~ement of their daughter, Miss fashioned with an empire waist brldep'oom; Frederick Rihner, Elaine Gerri Kozlov of 11 Madison and A-line skirt. Appllqued with Steven Rodyn and Jeffrey Sln(er, Street, Warwick, lo Steven H. Sha­ pearl and crystal Alecon lace, the piro, _son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney brother of the bride. bodice was styled with a Shaptro of 29 Annual Drive A reception was held at the Cranston. ' Victorian collar and lltted temple Immediately followtng the sleeves. The skirt was made with ceremony. The couple will Uve In Miss Kozlov i1 a graduate of a pearled Alencon hem and ended Framlnrbam, Masnehusetts, Ayer High School, Wilfred Hair­ 1n a detachable appllqued sheer when they return from a weddlnr dressing Academy and the War­ tubular chapel lensth tra.ln. Her trip to Bermuda. wick Academy of Beauty Culture. matchinr headpiece held a three Mr . Shapiro wa1 graduated tier llluslon veil and she carried The bride was graduated from from Cranston High School East a cascade bouquet of white Troy Hieb School and Boston and Johnson & Wales College. crystal roses. University School of Education. An April 8 wedding is planned. Miss aeena Sln(er served as The brldecroom Is a graduate of maid of honor for her sister. Hope Hlrh School and Boston Bridesmaids were Mias Diane University College of Llberal Frank, Miss Dawn Huber, Miss Arts. He Is presently attendlnr Beth Messinger, Mrs. Evelyn the Musachusetts College of Rappoport and Mrs. Susan Optometry.

LICKERS HAVE DAUGHTER Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joel c. Llcmr Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vine of of 110 Pllrrlm Parkway, 1.Dulsvllle, Kentucky. Paternal Warwlck, announce the birth of grandmother Is Mrs. Nathan their llrst child and daughter, Norman of Providence. Great-grandparents are Mrs, Marcy Ellen, on July 27. ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs . Reuben Maternal grandparents are Jennie Vine and Ben Tandetta, Myers of 111 Elton Street, an­ Mr, and Mrs. David Cohen of 100 both of Louisville. nounce the engagement of their Honeysuckle Road, Warwick. daughter, Min Gayle Myers of Paternal grandparents are Mr. SON BORN 208 Fuller Street, Brookline, Mas­ and Mrs. David Llcmr of North or. and Mrs. Erle Katkow of sachusetts, to Philip Erwin Sock of Miami Beach, Florida. 9633 Basket Ring Road, 4891 W!'1hington Street, West Great-grandParents are Mrs. Columbia, Maryland, announce Roxbury, Massachusetts, son of Sarah Cohen and David Exler. the birth of their llrst child and Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Sock of 44 son, Lawrence Adam, on August Betsy Williams Drive, Cranston. 2. - Mi11 Myers is a graduate of ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. lrvlnr Bronltsky Hope High School and the Univer­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edelston of of 962 Bank street, New London, sity of , Miami, and is attending 4519 Dresden Road, Baltimore, Suffolk University to earn her Connecticut, announce the Maryland. Paternal grandparents of master's degree in reading spe­ enrarement their daughter, are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miss Iris Bronltsky, to Victor Katkow. · cialist. Wallock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Great- grandparents are Mr. A graduate of Cranston High Samuel Wallock of 32 Ferncrest and Mrs. Harry Chae! of Miami School East and the University of Avenue, Cranston. Beach, Florida. Rhode Island, Mr. Sock is attend­ Miss Bronltsky, a graduate of ing Suffolk University where he is New London Hlgh School, .Is working for his master's degree in HONOR LIBRARIAN attending the University of business administration. He is em- Mrl. John Estes, librarian of . ployed as an assistant account ex­ Connecticut. Temple Beth El, received a ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. Wallock who ·wu ecutive of Footwear Merchandising Cooper of Hyde Park, Mauachu­ special recognition award at the Services in Boston. graduated from .the University of recently held seventh Annual setts, announce the engagement Connecticut, attended Worcester Convention of the Association of A May 27 wedding is planned. of their daughter, Rona Iris, to Polytechnic Institute. Jewish Llbrarles In Toronto, Marshall H. Gla11hoffer,1on· of Mr. Canada. . The Association, which and Mrs. Hyman Glanhoffer of Cranston. FIRST CMLD BORN Includes the 1ynacogue, achoo! Mr. and Mr•. DaYld M. and center d!Ylslon and the Mr. Gla11hoffer is a groduate of Norman of Armlleld Avenue, research and •pectal libraries Rhode Island Junior College and is Norfolk, Virginia, announce the d!Ylslon, presented the surprise prnently attending Roger Wil­ liama Collete, birth of their llrst child and award to Mrs. Estes · In daughter, Perri Naomi, on August appreclatton for her many years A November w•dding is a. . of devoted Hrvtce. planned. THE RHODE JSLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1972 7 ---...... Throw Bags With Blood NEW JEWISH HIGH SCHOOL Beginning with ' the formal - At Ukrainian Dancers ELIZABETH - 1be Jntsh dedication an Sunday, J1ate 18, NEW YORK - An attempt to commlmlty Eastern Unlan Colmty, 10:30 a.m. at the Bnrtah halt the performance of the wlll witness a -orable Building, 35 North Awnue, Ukralnlan Dance company at tbe historic ftellt later lhls month Elizabeth, a full week ot special B RI D G-E Uneoln center by two younc . with the formal dedtc:attan celebrations and programs In Brooklyn Jewish activists, who . ceremonies of the MWly honor ~ this historic occasion threw plastlc mp ftllecl with complellld Bnnish High School ot for all American Jewry will be animal blood on the stace, failed the Jntsh Educattan Center. held. By Robert E. Starr when plalnclothes delectlves rusbed the two out of tbe build1Dg, I ... . - police reported. The stace was . . .. KOSHER . - . . splattered with blood but any Last week's hand was- a Grand out should have been a bit more JULIE 'S Slam that took a squeeze to make. conftdent when It came time to other plans the activists had to DELICATESSEN Today's Is somewhat similar but make the key play. stop the performance were foiled doesn't start out that way. Most Wests led a low Heart, 'Rhen they were ejected and 731 HOPE STREET 621-9396 Furthermore In this hand only South winning East's Jack and arrested. twelve tricks have to be taken. now again as usual came counting Avran Malek, 21, and Joaept BUSINESSMAN'S SPECIAL However, the counting and time. Three high tricks can be Klein, 19, ran down the aisles 15 planning are here Just as they counted In Hearts, Diamonds and minutes after the Russian claJlce SPICED BEEF SANDWICH ON RYE should be In every hand. The only Clubs plus at least two In Spades troupe began Its regular dlfference Is that some are more after the second Ace Is knocked performance and threw the blood­ SIDE OF POTATO SALAD -- COFFEE, Intricate than others. out. U the Spades break evenly or ftlled bags on stage. Some of the ( NO SUBSTITUTIONS) 5 bags burst on impact but the 1.2S North the 10 falls on the second round +K3 the remaining needed tricks can dancers tlnlsbed their number. NO CHARGE FOR SECOND CUP OF COFFEE WITH LUNCH .K98 3 be found there but on testing that The .company began a two­ tA K Q 7 suit neither happened. week run here on July 24 while 40 KOSHER-LEAN (SHOULDER PASTRAMI) +a 10 4 The most likely next place to members of the National try was the Hearts, Declarer had Conference for Soviet Jewry and West Eost carefully noted East's play of the the Student Struggle for Soviet LB. + 10 6 4 2 +A 7 Jewry demonstrated outside the SPICED BEEF s2.89 Jack at trick one likely Indicating • 10 7 5 2 .J4 that West would have the ten but building. +10 6 2 tJ 9 8 5 M&S KOSHER-All IEEF SAVE20' +J 6 +9 8 7 5 2 East might have been false­ Shortly after the arrests, a carding and this Declarer was not woman called a New York South Inclined to take unnecessary newspaper and read a statement +aJ985 chances when there might be a which said "we have Just PIG. OF IO .A Q 3 FRANKFURTS 89' certainty. He Intended to take that received word that the condition t4 3 of Sliva Zalmanson and Ralza +AK 3 Heart finesse only as a last M&S KOSHER-All IEEF resort (TodaY's moral). He Palatnlk," two Jewish women SAVE 20' played all of his other high tricks activists now In Soviet jails, "has Harry Lieberman was alarmingly deteriorated In recent Declarer, no one vulnerable, before touching those Hearts and PIG.OF4 North Dealer with this bidding: this Is what happened, all of days." The message also said KNOCKW.URST 89' which he carefully noted. East "Soviet culture will not be N s w had already shown out of Spades allowed In New York while Soviet M&S BARBECUED INT 2+ p so West was known to have the Jews languish In concentration 3. 3+ p high 10 there. This card was one camps" and "Silva and Ralza die 3NT SNT End he had to hold on to. on the third of starvation and disease." CHICKEN WINGS 69' LB. Club he threw one of his three ' As soon as south heard Diamonds but now what could he Cardinal, Primate WHITE'S North's openllli bid he planned on discard on the third Diamond? POUND CARTON a small Slam but wanted to check Certainly not that Spade for he Condemn Soviet on a few things nrst. His two also had seen his partner show Club bid was Stayman, North's out and knew what Declarer had Anti-Semitism COTT AGE CHEESE 41' Heart reply at the three level there. He had to discard a Heart showing a maximum with a four but had a sunken feeling as he did LONDON - Cardinal John JULIE'S IRA Y CATERING card Heart and denying four so. Heenan of Westm lnster and the Spades. south's spade bid was Now came the Hearts and Anglican Primate, Archbishop A JOY TO HAVE. A DELIGHT TO BEHOLD of forcing and now simply asked If North's 9 became a sure trick Michael Ramsey Canterbury, partner had three Spades, North when West's 10 had to be played presided at a meettnc of the saying no when he bid No Trump on the third round. Some of the Council of Christians and Jews, again. He would have raised other Declarers did take that which condemned Soviet Spades with three. Note that South Heart nnesse . which did work but antisemitism. now Jumped right to six without they experienced a very anxious The cardinal and the primate moment before East showed out are Joint presidents of the asking about Aces. He did this counclL becaus€ he knew there couldn't be and that same 9 became their The Herold is now accepting fulfilling trick, too. "We find any dlscrlmlnat1on two out for his partner had shown on grounds of reUgion and race to him a top No Trump, at least 1 7 . Moral: Finesses are a fine "Younger Set" Photos way fo gain tricks but should only be abhorrent and we continue to points. They were playing a range witness acainst It," Dr. Ramsey For early publication and For our Files be taken as ~ resort when of 15-18. Most pairs ended In the a said. same place and many made It. there Is no other way to get that trick. Also, they should be But, be said, be welcomed The Idea here Is to show that wholeheartedly the news that postponed If something can be The R. I. Jewish Herald those who almost had Heart many Jews are being allowed attacks before they finally eked It tried nrst. every month to emigrate from the MAILING ADDRESS : IOX 6063, PROVIDENCE, ll 1. Soviet Union "lo the Holy Land." } rLANT AND OFFICE : HERALD WAY (OFF WEBSTER ST.) } A subscription to the Herald la PAWTUCKET, ll I. Foreign Policy Clash a good gift for the person who hu 8ftrythlng else. Call n,-0200.

Between Rabin, Ebon eand I put it to you that "HE who does not mind his belly will hardly mind anything else." IHwell's life of Samuel Johnson 1743 Introduced At Cabinet A RAST FOR THE EYE-AND THE PALATE JERUSALEM---, Foreign supporter In the Cabinet but Minister Abba Eban told the another Minister, believed to be INTRODUCING Cabinet at Its' regular weekly Gallli, said later that Rabin's session that United Nations peace suggestions had not been brought emissary Gunnar V. Jarring did up before the Cabinet. The HEARTHSTONE'S not offer any new Ideas to Israel Cabinet secretary declined any at a recent meeting with Israel comment to set the record Ambassador Yosef Tekoah at the straight. HUNT BRUNCH BUf 'f 'E'I' UN. Eban also briefed the Cabinet In an Interview after a on the meeting between Yltzhak television Interview here, Rabin Rabin, Israel's Ambassador to said he was "shocked" that his EVERY SUNDAY - 11 A.M. TO 3 P.M. the United States and US messages to Eban had been FOR AN EXCfflNG AND PLEASANT DINING EXPERIENCE! Assistant Secretary of State released, particularly he said, Joseph Sisco. However, the since the released reports were Cabinet se_l:retary refused to give not accurate. What be had any details of the Rabin-Sisco suggested, he declared, was that A MARVELOUS VARIETY OF HOT AND COLD DISHES meeting. Is a r a e 1' s Foreign Mlnlstry · The widely-bruited foreign "learn the lessons" from FROM BREAKFAST AND LUNCHEON SELECTIONS, IN­ policy clash between Eban and reverses at the Security CounclL ~ Rabin was taken '!IP briefly at the He sugiiested that Israel refuse to Cabinet meeting when Moshe Kol, return to the Jarring talks until CLUDING DELICIOUS WINES WHICH YOU SERVE YOURSELF ' the TOurlsm Mlnlster, asked Dr. J arrlng agreed to try to bring about It. Kol implied that the the two sides together In direct , publicity was harmful. Israel negotiations. He added that he had FROM THE KlGS. ALL MAKING UP A _DIFFERENT AND Gallll, Minlster-Wlthout­ oot suggested that his ideas be 1 P or tf o II o and confidant to made public. DELICIOUS GOURMET BUFFET AS SERVED TO RIDERS Premier Golda Meir, intervened Rabin said In the television to say the m11,tter was being Interview that both Israel and the , handled by Mrs. Meir --and Eban United states felt the best chance RETURNING WITH THEIR HOUNDS FROM THE HUNT OF THE and that therefore there was no - for Mideast peace lay In an point In the Cabinet discussing it. Interim agreement for re-opening FOX. Gen. Rabin had cabled Eban a of the Suez Canal. He said Israel '! sucgestlon that Israel withdraw should therefore concentrate on I trom the Jarring tallcs, which the that goal and try to "close the WE'LL BE WAITING TO WELCOME YOU! SWedlsh envoy sought to resume option" on an overall settlement " at UN Secretary General Kurt based on Securlly Council Waldheim's request. Rabin also Resolution 242, Dr. Jarrtngs•s Jll'Oposed that Israel reduce its efforts and the UN. HEARTHSTONE INN UN representation. Both propoaals found their way lntO the Herald subsc:rtbers comprt" press. an . acdff buying market. Por ROUTE 44 Seekonk 336-8700 Ellan told newsmen Rabin's acellent result1, a4'ert1" In the ideas had not found a •tncle Herald. Call 724-0200.

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