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11-Year Old Student Sues For Right Of Petition NEW YORK - An 11-year­ with him before he was called to old boy, a student at Intermediate Mr. Cohen's office on Nov. 22, School 44 In Manhattan, has filed and told to stop the petition. suit In Federal court ' here to "I told him" said Mr. Cohen, protect his right to circulate a "this was not a matter for THE ONLY ENGLIS H-J EW/S H WE EKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. petition to oust his school's a child to decide and that he had principal. better concern himseU · with VOL. Lil 43 FRIDAY,DECEMBER 13. 1968 15¢ PER COPY 16 PAGES The boy, Joshua J. Mamls, Is things or Interest to a child, like asking the court to extend to conditions In the lunchroom or juveniles like himself the traffic ln--the halls - I assume a liberties guaranteed under the prll)clpal has that right. U not, I Apathy Of Community Jews, Negroes Meet In New York First Am_endment to the United don't see how I can function." States Constitution, Including the Mr. Cohen's actions, the Halts Fox Campaign "right to circulate a petition;" parents Insist, Intimidated and "With only 18 responses, it To Bridge 'Communications Gop' He said that the school frightened their son. hardly seems worthwhile to carry principal had told him to stop NEW YORK - Leaders of for pain or alarm as long as we ''This a.Ii seems to me an the ball," was the comment ol retain the ability to discuss these circulating the petition, aspect of how kids learn to be Charles J. Fox ot the answers M t he Negro and Jewish Lawyers for the National received to his advertisement in communities took a major step differences with one another and citizens," said his father, Justin . to work towards compromises Emergency Civil Liberties E. Marois who Insisted the whole Sast week's Herald advocating last week to bridge what they all Committee, who have filed the the erection of the new Jewish described as a communication which do not deny the fun damental thing was his son's Idea. "We Community C.enter building on suit on behalf of Joshua and his can't expect them to just suddenly gap between the two groups. hopes and aspirations of our parents, say the suit ls the first the Butler Health grounds, per­ About 200 rabbis and more become clt!zens when they are haps in conjunction with a new respective communities . than a score of Negro ministers 11 of Its kind In the country to adults If they can' t really learn site for the Jewish Home for the A s religious leaders and as met at the Brotherhood in Action " es tab II sh the constitutional what It ls to be a c!t!zen." Aged. men of faith we have a primary rights or juveniles In public building, Seventh Avenue and 40th Mr. Mamls said he and his He feels that it would take a responsibility to cultivate a Street, and agreed that the first schools." wife, Nancy, had talked with Mr. " tremendous amount of work sensitivity to the deprivation s and "There ls a widespread Idea Cohen and other admlnstrators and energy" to bring about the requirement for " meaningful to the hope s an d aspirations of that children do not have any of about the situation, but "could accomplishment of his idea, and progress" wa s an ••honest" our fellow humm an beings. these rights," said Henry di receive no Indication they took since the community hod the op­ facing up to their differences, "We oppose violence , whether suvero, director of civil liberties portunity but did not wish to which were pointed up during the it be the violence of a system the matt e r seriously or take advantage of it, the work committee, "but these Ideas are understood our concern." school strike. which deprives the poor of their being questioned by high school will hove to progress on Sessions A joint s tatement issued after share of God's blessings on this Street. Mr. Fox said that he wis~ students all over the city and we The suit could have far the meeting by the Rev. Calvin 0. earth or whether it be the reaching legal effects, according ed to thank those who did re­ expect a whole raft or lawsuits spond to his idea. Pressley , chairman of the violence that i s the bitter frui t of seeking to es t ab lish for to the lawyers. The United States Interfaith City-Wide Coordinating frustration and hopelessness." Supreme Court held last year that Bertram Bernhardt commented secondary school students the on behaH of the Jewish Commu­ Committee Against Poverty, and The rabbis and the mini sters right of dissent." juveniles were protected by the Rabbi Henry Siegman, executive agreed to establish "'ongoing civil liberties guaranteed adults nity Center that the boord of the Saris Cohen, the principal of Center which met on Wednesday vi ce president of the Synagogue communications" and authorized I.S. 44, at 100 West 77th Street under the First Amendment. night had decided not to make a Council of America, asserted that 10 of their leaders to meet again .. and Columbus Avenue, said the "I can envision," said Mr. di public statement concerning the the Negro and the Jewi sh Earlier 13 Negro Protestant "whole thing Is a silly tempest In Suver o, "the right or school matter. Mr . Bernhan:h said that community have " s har ed mini sters joined in issuing a a teapoL" children to all forms of dissent, the letter from Peter H. Bardach interests " as well as diverse s tatement vigorously denying including meetings to discuss which appears on Page 6 of this 11 They,'' said Mr. "Cohen interests. charge s of anti-Semitism leve led s chool problems and actions to issue of the Herald explained the "That s uch differences sho uld r eferring to the boy's parents, Center's point of view clearly . again s the black communi ty. "should lei him enjoy his youth settle their grievances." exist," they said, "is no cause " T hi s charge is utterly Instead of this sort of thing." fallacious and re pre sents a gross At a news conference called exagg e r atio n a n d QY the civil liberties group, young "I Think It's A Jewish Disease" mis re presentation of the facts ," M am is was serious. Hands the ir s tatement s ai d. stuffed Into the pockets or a blue "We decry and denounce any blazer, his head tllled back to s tatements e man ating from the look up at the newsmen, the youth Archie Smith Joins Airline Passengers black community that bear the explained his petition: slightes t hint of anti-Semitis m. · "I got the idea from a film we Any word of thi s kind in no way had last year on the Bill of And Helps Them Walk To Israel reflects the attitude of our Rights," he said, "I thought Mr. people. Any person who ha s (Nelson) Harris, who acted as concluded tha t a tide of anti­ principal during the strike when Most airline passengers Semiti sm is sweeping the black prefer the comfort of their sea ts Mr. Cohen was out, was more community is terribly naive." capable of being principal," during flight. But El Al Israel Th e black clergymen He said he had gathered 120 Airlines passengers have a acknowledged that some anti­ s ignatures or students who agreed strange habit in common walking in air. Semitic "verbiage'' had been circulated in the city. But they Reports of pa ssengers talking, Welfare Boord Tells walking, praying or I ook!ng attributed it to "exploiters of a around as though they were at minute, minority point of view" who sought to "fan a bush fire Of Jewish Programs home have been confi rmed by a into an awful confl agration." For Oisodvontoged company spokesman. ••1 think it's a Jewis h di sease," he said. "For South American NEW YORK - The National them it' s a form of · In-flight Jew I sh Welfare Board has entertainment." Jewish Congress reported that Jewish communtiy Archie Smith, a Providence centers and YM-YWHAs In 59 lawyer, witne sse d this Plans For Expansion American cities are operating or phenomenon on a flight to Israel par ti cl pa ting In social and last year - and he Joined In . MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay - recreational programs for the When the Smiths boarded their The South American section of disadvantaged poor. The report plane with a group of friends, Mr. the World Jewish Congress took a was ba.sed on a survey by the Smith found himself sitting next first step toward broadening its JWB of 73 centers and was made to a priest. They had been in the base to become a major Jewish public by Irving Brodsky, air only a few minutes when he r epr es e nt a ti ve body on the executive vice president of the noticed the priest "with his eyes continent. As socla ted YM-YWHAs of popping out." At the closing session or the Greater New York at the fall "What is this ?" the amazed fifth conferenc e of Latin meeting of the JWB board of priest asked. A commotion Mr. American Jewish communities directors. Smith compared with that in here. last week, resolutions were Among the types of services Union Station had started. People adopted to expand the being conducted are Headstart were up ' and about and seemed WJCon g ress executive to programs, child care centers, determined to walk their way to embrace major Jewish tutoring and remedial reading, the Promised Land. · communities, youth organizations training volunteers for As the plane approached and the World Zionist participation In anti-poverty Paris, a Rabbi told Mr. Smith Organization in addition to the programs, Inclusion of minority that they would daven at the Paris various national Jewish bodies. The WZO representation will be group children In day camp or airport. In keeping with the commented, "I guess we've gone take - over an El Al plane I ast resident camping programs, situation on board, they changed through South American members as far as we can as far as July. or the Zionist Actions Committee. providing building and camping their minds. Why not daven in the ecumenism goes." . Other resolutions dealt with fa ell i tie s to other racial back of the plane? Besides memories of chaos in Even meals can not tempt the the critical situation or Jews In minorities and work training The Rabbi led Mr. Smith and the air, Mr. Smith has a tangible meandering passengers to their Arab countries and In Eastern opportunities. Mr. Brodsky said 25 or 30 other men to the back seats, nor can the sign "Fasten reminder of his visit to Israel that the major disadvantaged - a beard. Asked how he Europe, and solidarity with where they proceeded to pray. you r s e a t be lt .'' Jewish Israel. Two committees were group being served was the Negro Suddenly the plane seemed to hit happened to start It, he replied, passenger s know this Is a Jewish established for political action community In the northeastern a turbulent area and the pilot airline - their airline. "I didn't start !t; It got started on cities. me." and communit y problems asked them to sit down. "The plane IS home for respectively. "The se people were NATHAN ACTIVE them," Mr. Smith thinks. "They A mixup in luggage kept his Earlier, the conference played daven!ng," Mr. Smith said. AMSTERDAM - Abie don't have to put on a show electric shaver from hi m for host to Uruguayan Government Nathan, Israel's "peace pilot" "They didn't pay any attention to anymore." For centuries Jews three days. Despite repeated ministers, members of who has been ac_tlve in relief for the pilot. Who was he, anyway?" have felt the same way, he Is requests at the hotel desk, no one parliament and the diplomatic the stricken secessi oni st The plane rocked back and sure. In the company of outsiders would send for hi s bag. It finally corps at a reception marking province of Blaf.ra In Niger! a, Is forth and some suspected the they have to make the best arrived and Mr. Smith began to United Nations Day. Dr. Venancio In Ho I I a n d organizing the pilot wa s doing It on purpose to impression. "On our own we can shave onl y to learn that he had Flores, the Foreign Minister or shipment Dec. 20 of a Christmas make them sit down. Mr. Smith relax," he s ays. forgotten to put on the converter. Uruguay, compared his country's cargo of food and drugs that will decided to finish his prayers at Whatever the reason, it is Hi s AC razor was quickly burned struggle for Independence and be sent by ship to Blafra via the his seat. Concluding, he noticed still a mystery how hijackers got out, Mr. Smith was burned up, security In the last century with Isl and of Sao Tome. the priest reading his missal and through _g,e crowded aisles to and he decided not to shave at all- . Israel's today.

------f 2 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY I DECEMBER 13, 1968 NEGROES ATTEND CAMP Federation and the local office of NEW YORK - Sixteen Negro the Anti-Defamation League, Wilbur Cohen To Work chlldren chosen from low-lncome attended the Federation's Esther famWes through a co-operative K. Newman camp thls past effort of the Omaha Jewish smnmer. Until New Cabinet Comes NEW YORK - Wilbur Joseph "Maybe someday it might be Jan. 20, be will go back to the Cohen, Secretary of Health, wise.'' he says. ,.Bur right now. University of Michigan and the Education and Welfare In the the important thing ls stepping up professor's Job be left eight Kenned y and Johnson Federal spending for education. admlnlstrations, won't Join the Just belnf a separate department yea~~it~n be was a professor exodus ol cabinet meml>ers 1mt1l wouldn t cure the Ills of of public welfare. the last minute. education." Tilis time, be says, he will "I'm going to work 1mtll one When Mr. Cohen walks out of teach health, education and minute •w noon on Jan. 20.'' he bis office for the last time on welfare. said. "TI,en, I'll walk out of the I door and that's that." Before . he leaves, he wtll 1mdoubtedly have some advice for ) hls successor to the domain of I Health. Education, and Welfare: ABRAHAM LODGE Mr. Fleishman was a member population, 107,000; budget, $4-4- Fwieral services for Abraham of Temple Emanu-EI and its bllllon a year. Lodge, 65, of 108 Chester Men's Club, and the Rhode Island He will tell him: "Be Avenue, who died TUesday, were Pharmaceutical Association. He prepared,_to work 12 hours a day, held the folloWlng day at the Max was a graduate of the former six days a week." Sugarman Memorial Chapel. Rho de I sland College of And be will tell him: ••tt you Burial was In Lincoln Park Pharmacy. Steven.'~ Cemetery. have polltlcal ambitions, this is Besides his wife, his only no Job for you. Tilis job needs a TIie husband of Hilda (Knasin) survivor is a son, John man who can work withour fear Lodge, he was born in Russia, a Fleishman of Providence. /Jfue ;})anule that whatever he says or does son of the late Benjamin and Ella will impair his future political Lodge. He bad been a resident of . . life." Providence for the last 60 years. MRS. MIL TON FRANK HUNG ARIAN - GERMAN And if he ls asked for advice Mr. Lodge was a self­ FI.Uleral services for Mrs. on what needs to be done during employed dairy salesman. He was Sadye Pauline Frank, 69, of 106 SPECIALTIES the next four years, he has a list a member of the Roumanian Overhlll Road, who died S1mday, all ready. Ohawe Sholom and the Jewish were held the following day at the SMALL CHRISTMAS PARTIES Priority No. I, he says, ls Home for the Aged. Max Sugarman Memorial Chapel. AVAILABLE doubling the present $4-blllion Besides his Wife , he is Burial was in Uncoln Park Federal investment In education. survived by a sister, Mrs. Cemetery. 475 TAUNTON AVENUE, EAST PROVIDENCE 'We have fine Jaws on the Samuel Wintman of Providence. 'The wife of Milton Frank, she books," he says, .. and now we • • • was born in Poland, a daughter of need to fund them adequately." the late Samuel and Freida Field. PLEASURABLE DINING 434-5391 LEO H. ZEFF Second on his list ls a She had lived In Providence most complete revision of the welfare Funeral services for Leo H. of her life. Z,eff, 56, of Arlington, Mass. , who system. Mrs. Fra11k was a member of died Sunday in Boston, were held "Nobody likes It, the people T emp l e Emanu- EI and its In Brookline the same day. who get welfare checks, the Sisterhood , the Jewish Home for Congress, the taxpayers, the civil Tioe husband of Yvette (Vogel) the Aged , Tioe Miriam Hospital Z,eff, he was the president and rights leaders, nobody," Mr. Women' s Association and the fo1mder of the Zeff Supply Cohen complains. "Okay, then it Hebrew Free Loan Association. Company in Boston. 1Z,~D~~ ought to be changed." Besides her husband , she is Besides his wife, survivor s survived by two sons , Morron and He would propose that the are a daughter, Mi s s Donna Ellen Federal Government finance the Rober t Frank, bo th of Oevel and, For The HOLIDAYS Zeff of Boston: a s ister, Mrs. Ohio; a daughter, Mrs . WIiiiam entire welfare program, instead Hyman Goldstein of P r ovidence, of matching state and local funds. and a brother. Dr. Sidney Zeff of Andne of Taunton , Mass.; a And he would propose that the Pittsfield , Mass. sister, Mrs . Henry Goldblatt of states and localities continue ro P awtucket, a n d nine administer the programs, but • IRVING FLEISHMAN grandchil dren. only 1mder Federal standards. F1meral services for Irving . . "There's one man who agrees Fleishman, 64, of 122 Lancaster J OSEPH GOODM AN with me," he says. "know who it Stree t, who died Sunday shortly F\.Oleral services for J oseph ls? Spiro T. Agnew. I call it 1he after being admitted to the Goodman, 65, of 310 Balcks tone Agnew-Cohen pl an." hospital, were held the following B oule v a r d . a I aw ye r in The total welfare cost now is day at the Max Sugarman P r ovidence since 1928, who died $6-b!lllon a year, with the Memorial Chapel. Burial was in Monday , were hel d the following Federal Government paying $4- Lincoln Park Cemetery. day at the Max Sugarman b!llion of the b!II . Tbe proprietor of Fletshman' s Memorial Chapel. Burial was In "This woul d be a form of tax Pharmacy at 143 Sm ith Street, he Congregation Sons of Israel and sharing, really," Mr. Cohen was the husband of Mildred David Cemete ry. says. "W l th the Federal (Kelman) Fleishman. He had Th e h usba n d of Bettie Government subsidizing the whole operated the pharmacy for more (Er lichman) Goodman, he was a cost, the stares would be able to than 40 yea r s. son of the late Abraham and spend the extra $2-bllllon as they He was born in Russia, a son Bessie (Y ablonsky) Goodman. THE GIFT BOX .. . chocolates and butter hons want to, and no strings attached." of the late Joel and Hinda Born on May 2, 1903 , In Ce ntral Fall s , he was a I 925 graduate of Furthermore, he say s , by Fleishman, and had lived in l½ lbs. $2.75 2¼ lbs. $4.00 Providence for 60 years. Br own University and a member setting Federal standards (say, of the class of 1928 of Harvard about $3,200 a year for a family Law School He was a mem ber of of four) the pl an could help to Czech Refugees the American and Rhode Isl and IVY APOTHECAR y Lie . no. 73 stop the e xodus from the South, Bar Associations . where welfare payments are low, ro Northern cities, where Arrive In U.S. Homes Beside s the Harvar d and payments are higher. NEW YORK - Twenty-four Brown Alumni Associations , he 736 HOPE STREET 421-3047 was a member of Temple Beth Third on hi s list of C ze ch-Jewish refugees who El , and its Brothe r hood , The suggestions to a succes sor tS a landed at Kennedy Airport Miriam Hospital, rhe Jewish 50 per cent increase in Social recently have arrived in new Security benefits. along with an homes in four states With the Home for the Aged and Barney increase in the minimum benefit as sistance of the Uni ted Hias Merry Lodge, AF &AM. WHY PAY MORE?? from the present $55 a month to Service which provided their Beside s hi s wife , he i.$ $ 100 a month. flight tickets. survived by a son, Al an Goodman This, he says, woul d cost $15- Tioe group was part of the of P rovidence , c urrently on Army SUNDAY-FRIDAY billlon, to be financed possibly by first organized flight of Czech Reserve duty in San An tonio, an increase in the Social Security immigrants of all faiths, _ Texas ; a daughter, Miss Karen L. DECEMBER 15 - 20 tax, or tax base, and perhaps with s ponsored b y C a th o lic, Goodman of Providence , and tw o general fund revenues. Protestant, Jewish and non­ brothers , J acob Goodman and Sa muel G ood m an , both of 11 Sure. it's ambitious. but it sectarian agencies . Pawtucket. N. Y. BLOCK - CUT - STEER would take about five mlllion old Ac c ord i n g to Carlos L. people our of poverty," he says. Is raels, United Hias president, 11 I don't see for the life of me more than 1,500 Czech refugees Unveiling Notices have re g i stere d with the why anyone over 65 has to live in The unveiling of a m onument in Chuck Steaks poverty." immigrant aid agency in Vienna memory of the late BEA TRICE S. Fourth, he would propose and hope to immigrate to the FEINSTEIN will take place on Sun­ improved health services for United States, Australia, Latin day, Oecembe, 1 S, a t 12 noon in Lin­ children, and better prenatal America and other Western coln Park Cemetery. Relatives and FRESH - CUT-UP - KOSH~RED ( U) care. countries. friends a re invrted to atte nd. "A lot of us are too old to do Gaynor I. Jacobson , executive much with," he says. "but at director of the organization. s aid The unveiling of a monume nt in the first Jewish arrivals here memory of the late SARAH HOROW­ least we could do a better job ITZ will take place on Sunday, De­ LB.SSC with the next generation." included six families with a total Chicken Breasts cember 15, at 11 :30 a .m . in Lincoln He would also propose that the of 10 children and an engaged Paric Cemete ry. Relatives and friends Federal Government step up aid couple. are invited to attend. REG. 41• BOX to family planning (birth control), TASTY - FRESH BAKED a subject that was strictly taboo on the Federal level when he first joined the Kennedy Max Sugarman Funeral Home Administration eight years ago as Streit' s Matzos an Assistant Secretary of H.E.W. " THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" And he would propose that the Medicare system be e xpanded to -MONUMENTS OF DJSTINCTION- include payment of drugs, one of the major drains on income of DE 1-8094 458 Hope Street Providence CAPE KOSHER FOODS many of the elderly. He would not propose that a FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUT-01'-STATE ✓-AoHINGTON \TREE' 8>

P ICK OF ISRAEL Call Anytime SKIING IS OUR BUSINESS PHILADELPHIA - Major Plnhas Walter Pick of the Israel Army (re ti r ed), secretary Zelda Kouffman C.T.C. LARGE SELECTION FOR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN general of the Encyclopedia ( Certified Travel Counselor) Hebralca In Jerusalem and its CRANSTON TRAVEL - 801 PARK AVE. CRANSTON - CHARGE IT WITH INCARD - military editor, has arrived here to carry out research work at Eves. by appointment 781-4977 Drop3le College.

L r ,n· / ./ 4 IIHE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 i>RIDAY 1 DECEMBER 13, 1968 GRAN!' FOR NEGROES urban centers. The grant, PHILADELPHIA - The announced by university president Appleman Foundation of New Dr. Gaylord P. Harnwell, York City has made a $100,000 establishes the Nathan Appleman grant to the University of Fund which will largely benefit BARNEY GLAZER Pennsylvania for program·s the university's Human Involving the black community In Resources Center. In Hollywood MELZER'S RELIGIOUS GOODS

831 _5813 EAST SIDE LOCATION MA 1_8524 On the set of "On a Clear Day ebrltles with the Yiddish form of You Can See Forever," their career identifications. HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL Paramount producer Howard W. Rowan and Martin: schlogg doss Koch told Barbra Streisand, "I tsoo mir (sock It to me); J ackle YOUR CHANUKAH NEEDS played my first tennis game In Gleason: vee zfss doss lz (h ow years. Every bone In my body sweet it is), also oons ahvek mir • CANDLES • DECORATIONS • BOOKS aches." Barbara replied , "Good gayt (and away we go l); Jack • MENORAHS • DR EIDE LS • RECORDS thing you're not a herring.'' Benny: yetst shnlde doss arroyes • ISRAELI GIFT ITEMS • GIFT WRAPS AFTER studying the menu In a (now cut that out!); Don Adams: Hollywood dell, Israeli actress vesst do glayben {Would you SPECIAL DISCOUNTS Sara Vardl ordered a ham believe?), also chob charotten sandwich, scorning pounds and foon doss (I'm sorry about that.) pounds of cornbeef, pastrami, lox Rubin also gi ves us some HANUKAH LECTURE: The Brown and tongue surrounding her. She Yiddish for the Indian: vysser University Department of Religious explained, "Israelis hardly ever mahn rett mit goppled tsoong Studies in cooperation with touch that stuff.'' Another {White man speaks with forked Temple Beth El, Temple Emanu-B, tradition shattered. tongue.) Brown University Hillel Foundation STANLEY Waxman, the THE DESERT Studio in Ellat, and the Bureau of Jewish Educa­ Jewish character actor who plays Israel, ls wooing Hollywood tion,- will present a Hanukah lec­ the American Indian wl th an producers to shoot their westerns ture by Dr. Jacob Heusner, Profes­ Oxford accent in Beverly there, claiming s treets, - of Religious Studies at Brown Hlllblllles, played an Eytptian In structures and backgrounds are University, on Sunday, Dec. 15, at 20th-Fox's film, ti Justine." more western than in Texas, 8 p.m. at Teff!ple Beth El. BILL DANA'S father, Dr. Arizona or New Mexico. Dr. Heusner wiH speak on Arthur Szathmary, professor of EDISON S'fYNER, who earned "What It Means to be a Jew-le­ philosophy at Princeton, recently his tuition for a New York acting flections on Jewish Identity." The took a sabbatical to spend a few academy by working nights as a , public is invited to attend. sabba ths In Japan. matzo baker, is rising fas t. He's BENNY RUBIN, combination pl aylng in a movie as a Israel Seeks U.S. Youth actor and Yiddish lexicographer, moonshiner In charge of the yeast did what comes unnaturally by bin. With 'Hippie' Views pl aylng an Arab priest who BESf SELLER novel by Helen The Wonderful World of Music JERUSALEM - Jewish married Barbara Eden and Larry Macinnes, involving a global plot Rhode Island's only Fu//time Great Music·Station Agency recruiting squads are Hagman in a segment of u y by former Nazis to rise again, casting their nets on American Dream of Jeannie" at Screen "The Salzburg Connection" soon college campuses and In large Gems. becomes a 20th-Fox movie. population centers to gather In Benny offers what he calls AM ERICAN - born Bob Aliza, the "Zlpples" (short for Zionist these Ylddlshal "lppies". . . whose parents were Is raeli Sabra HOLIDAY SAVINGS SALE Hippies) and Jewish members of Glmmlr eppes halt (give me and who has specialized in the New Left who eschew Zionism some skin); voss lz dine bythe? portraying Israeli on the N.Y . ON All because they Identify It with the (What Is your bag?); vee mahchst s tage, played a bank guard in the establishment and their elders. do dine brayt? {Where do you Warners/7 Arts movie, "Lady 1968 ZENITH TV's and STEREOS The term "zlpple" was coined make your bread?) Godiva," starring Zero Mastel, by Col. Mordecai Bar-On, head of Hosst do draydlahch? (have Kim Novak and Clint Walker. the J ewish Agency's Youth you got wheels?); lommir aroyss COME IN AND SEE Chalutz Department who shnyden Qet's cut out); keel doss ELLENOFF ELECTED JAN FOR HIS described the drive to get (cool It); ott kommt der shahmus NEW YORK Theodore dissident or alllenated American (here comes the fuzz); !ch grobb E 11 e n off , an attorney and SPECI Al LOW PRICE Jewish youth to come to Israel. dl r (I dig you); laygg doss au! mir president of the New York He said It was the aim of the Qay it on me.) chapter of the American Jewi sh em Is s ar I es, mostly Israeli Do blsst eppess ahndersh Committee, has been elected 30YEARS OF students, to present the true {you're s omethin g else); secretary-treasurer of the board Image of Israel as a young, meshoogeh, mahn, meshoogeh" of director s of the Metropolitan EXPERIENCE progressive developing and (Crazy, man, crazy!); do blsst New York Project Equall ty, a IN SERVICE social-minded country. He noted dem gresstest (Y ou're the nationwid e Interfaith fair that the Israeli emissaries were greatest); do blsst tsoo fill employment program operating In 14 major cities . Its purpose Is to OPEN TUES. & THURS. TIU 9 ELECTRONIC SALES & SERVICE CO. no longer selected on the basis of (You're too much); err ott lbber MON., WED., FRI . 393 BROADWAY, PAWTUCKET their party membership and that gedrayt (he flipped); mir zynen use the economic power of SAT . TIU6 722-7911 some young non-Israelis were bloomle klhnder (We're flower religious institutions to bring working with them. children.) about equal opportunity in all Rubin Identifies these eel- aspects of employment. I I Ir------~------, I I /Je6t W6/ie6 I Time To I I Spare I I

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Book Review Bll..L READ LONDON - A bill· ratifying th~ United Nations' anti-genocide convention passed its third reading In the House of Lords I ast week and wlll become British The Non-Jewish Jew law as soon as the bill is given Royal assent.

Lots of Jews are non-Jewish, as Isaac Deutscher gel himself so though to prove It few need to go muddled? He . saw Israelis as Children's Birthday Parties as far as the devoutly brought-up "driven half mad by fear of Arab · BRUCE & JEANETTE Isaac Deutscher did at 14 - by revenge." Could It be that Rhode Island's eating a ham-and-butter sandwich Deutscher himself was half mad Youngest Magicians at the graveside of a rabbi on w II h gulll over that ham 434-3183 Yorn Kippur. Some Jews are also sandwich? non-Zionist, and this ls a much Walter Schwarz more controversial predicament. For children's holiday gifts From this collection of essays, to You can't beat tickets to the which his widow has added a brief A subscription to the Herald ls life-story, the biographer of a good girt for the person who has CHILDREN'S THEATRE SERIES Stalin and TrQtsky emerges as a everything else. Call 724-0200. Sponsored by the Jewish Community Center case-study of both non­ The area's most outstanding, live , children's entertainment ~erie~ CHILDREN"S Jewishness and non-Zionism. GROUP TOURS TO Isaac was brought up In a • 3 GREAT SHOWS THEATRE ghetto near Cracow, complete ISRAEL & EUROPE with sldelocks, though he once cut *"JUST-SO STORIES" ~ DEPARTURES these off. This child prodigy was By The Merry-Go-Rounders 1968·1969 a rabbi at 13. But by the lime of SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 1969 the ham Incident he was already 10 DAY TRIPS from '399 In revolt, and In the end he made 14 DAY TRIPS from '440 a religion of his non-Jewishness. By Jewish Heritage Theatre He came to see himself as part of RESERVE!!!!!!! a school of Jewish non-Jewish SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1969 thought, from Spinoza through ALSO, 3-WEEK Marx, Rosa Luxemburg, and * "THIS WAS AMERICA" Trotsky to Freud. TRIPS TO /SRAEL By Moximillion Productions The ''school'' has SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1969 recognisable tenets. It believes In determinism, In the relativity of · 831-5200 SHOWS AT 2 AND 4 P.M. !JlOral values, In the need for AT NATHAN BISHOP JR . HIGH SCHOOL knowledge to translate Itself Into Admission by Season Tichi Only action, and In the solidarity of mankind. In Its adherents, as In PRICE > ~~~i:~ SEASON TICKETS ONLY 53.00 Deutscher hims e If, double 808 HOPE ST PROVIDENCE ORDER NOW AT THE CENTER OFFICE alienation - from the society In OPEN EVES, BY APPT GET YOUR CHOICE Of PERFORMAN CE which they lived and from Jewishness - helped lo Inspire a ' ' m es sage of universal emancipation." This Is true, but n e II h e r new nor especially lllumlnatlng. Aller all, some of Oeutscher•s heroes may have been alienated less because they were Jews - Jewish ones or not - than because they were geniuses. Non-Zionist and anti-Zionist Jews are as old as Zionism. One of their first breeding grounds was the Anglo-Jewish Est a bll s hm ent. Leopold de Rothschild. Claude Montenore, Robert Waley-Cohen, and Osmund d' Av I g do r Goldsmith Jointly affirmed In 1909 that Zionism would "alienate Jews from other Englishmen." This protest Is now dead because Israel, far from worsening the Jewish Image and status, has Improved them. Bui another tradition, lo which Deutscher belonged, still lives. Anti-Zionism of the Left began with the "Bund," the Russian movement or the 1890s representing Marxist Jews In the reV.!)lUtlonary strlfggle. Today, with Israel In the ascendant after two victorious wars, this tradition Is still growing F01· Deutscher, Israel should never have been a State, partly because nation-States are out of date anyway. This anomaly has HERE'S AH EXAM,LE- made Israel an agent of neo­ colonialism and an oppressor: the SEE WARWICK Six-Day War was part of an Imperialist offensive In which are HUNDREDS OF lumped the fall of Nkrumah and GALLERIES s okarno and escalation In ORIGINAL Vietnam. _ But It nation-States are out of OIL PAINTINGS 422WARWICK AVENUE, date, what about all those being WARWICK oppressed? They, says Cclnt,emporlil;. American & Deutscher, have "historical Jusllficallon" which Israel has ln18rnltkl ■ I Artists Just South Of not. This ls surely the major fiaw Warwick Shopper's World In his thesis. For even without SEASCAPES • LANDSCAPES Justlflcallon, and for all Its "LANDSCAPE" IY &ROMY dependence on American aid, AWARD-WINN IN& STILL UFES • AISTRACTS Telephone: 467-3343 Israel ls a nation. Whatever EUROPEAN PAINTER General Dayan•s faults as a hawk, WITH FRAME - ONLY 121 It ls plainly ludicrous to call him "the Ky of the Middle East." Complete Size Range Each Insurable For Double The Cost This fallacy leads to another: the failure to see that, once established and besieged, Israel 1rom OPEN 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M. has had few alternatives. Aller MON. THROUGH SAT. criticising Israel for her two victorious wars Deutscher comes down at last to solutions - and 2 descends ·1nto the most wishy­ 5 to5 P._~u~~:v~_-M.. washy of muddled liberalism. He 25. l 00.~ ends by urging the Arabs to Introduce some rationalism (and If possible some Internationalism) Into their affairs, and warns them that "the short cuts of demagogy revenge, and war have proved disastrous enough." Indeed, but the Arabs could hardly have learned this wise lesson, from Deutscher or anyone else, If Israel had listened to Deutscher In' 1956 and 1967. How could so wise a dialectlclan

'i starlings were filt\_lng between the columns, they perched on the I windows, and, they were hiding under the cornices of the Temple. The Flames They chattered and they called one to another, Just as the people Inside the Temple murmured In And The Birds one voice like the wind In the trees. Winter came and snow was A Hanukah Stor~ For Childre~ falling and cold winds were blowing and night was falling early and suddenly. The birds - By BERYL SEGAL found shelter. from the winter weather among the columns of the The New Temple was being remained In the meadow, and they Temple. Children ran In and out built In a grassy meadow, outside skipped among. the workers, and of the Temple. People came and of the city, with a wooded area grabbed crumbs from their went when the evening descended not far off. meals, and stood watching them on the building. But the sparrows The birds In the trees were at work. and the starlings congregated In watching the giant bulldozers, and When the foliage was In full their favorite nooks and corners the tall. cranes, and the lumbering fall color, the meadow was quiet and chirped the whole evening FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1968 trucks that tore up the meadow a g a I n • Little by little the Jong. ·and stopped short of the woods. bulldozers went aw:ay, and the One col bird at each name. And a And in the meantime the Arabs will feel encouraged 10 con­ chirping and chattering r ose from column to column under the tinue with their raids a nd the backing of their ter(orisls. Mr. porttco of the Temple. Scranton's statement. besides causin-g d ismay lo many. can The swallows and the starling cause a g reat deal of trouble in a Middle East whi ch is certain­ celebrated Hanukah, the Festival ly not a ve ry calm spot lo begin with . of Lights. And so it is every winter, if,.:!';-~... .-!' ... ~...... , .. ~ .... ~ ...... ,.. .. ~ ... ~~ when the snow ls falling and the cold winds are blowing, and the eight names are swaying in the Hanukah Menorah at the Temple, ~ YOUR MOIIEY'S J the portico becomes alive with the chirping of the birds. People from far and wide WORTH . ~ come during the nights of I Hanukah to see the lights and to Picture By Judith Foster hear the calls of the birds. ~~ by _Sylvia Porter i :I!' our goal, we CAN and WILL break ground for the new Center Today. at least 25,000,000 We've never had anything (flee ' l In March. Americans should be receiving this to work with before." To !!! The Center Site Planning vocational training. Yet only indicate the scope, here are some l Committee, over a period of two years explored all possible 0 0 !~a~~~~i° edu~~ion:r ~:trse~~ keyrts~°:':' authorization of (o~ls Disagreement In Open Forum locations for the new building. 4,000,000 of them of high school $40,000.000 to be distributed to H I h s· F J • h ( • Among the many considered, the age. the states for special programs eo t y 1gn Or eWIS ommumty choice narrowed down to· Th Is translates Into a ' aimed at helping disadvantaged . · a) The present loc~tlon on vocational education gap of an students, primarily from big city When men of good wlll can Jewish Community Center Elmgr ove Avenue. awesome 17,000,000. slum~ and other poverty areas. disagree In open forum such as planning committee. The need b) Butler Hospital grounds_ Today, only qne of five high # New funds speclflc~lly the pages of the Jewish Herald on was there then and the need has c) Classical High School school students gbes on to get a earmarked for vocat-lonal a subject of vital community grown tremendously, with the redevelopment area near the four-year college degree. Yet our education programs In the public significance, It Is a healthy sign years. But what was almost an Boys• Club and Y.M.C.A. high schools continue to center oil. high school syst~m for students both for the project under 11 impossible dream" has become d) A large tract of land In the college-bound rather than on who are physically, emotionally discussion and for the continuing a reality and our plans for a new East Providence. the overwhelming percentage who or mentally handicapped. vitality and Interest of our Jewish Center are rapidly approaching The record shows clearly that are bound for careers In .the # New sums - $15,000,000 community. completion. after the Population Study under trades and technical professions. this year, more later - to Such Is the case with my good Although we are still several the d Ir ec t Ion of Professor Thlsmeanswearefallingto finance ••exempl ary '' fl:lend, Charles J. Fox, a hundred thousand dollars short of (Continued on-page 10) get to the heart of the problems experlJ"'ental vocational dedicated community leader, a of our city slums - for at this programs and to disseminate the past president of the Jewish heart Is the need for educating finding s of such programs Community Center, a man with and training both younger and tt.-;·oughout the nation. Examples the Interest of our Jewish COMMUNITY CALENDAR A SEll(lCE Of THE older Americans to fill the jobs m I gh t Include Job training community always In mind, and GENERAL JEWISH COMMITTEE- O"F PROVIDENCE INC which are andwlll open for them. programs for pri soners, myself. We disagree. Fo, Listing Cali 4.21-4111 • • But It could be that the biggest excellent area vocational schools Mr. Fox bas proposed In an ~~ss:~~""'"~ boost for vocational education In serving whole states or reglo11s, eloquent letter to the Jewish SUNDAY, DKEMIH 15 our nation's history Is hidden In effective programs for training Herald to now change the site of 1:00 p .m .-h$inHS & P'rofeuional Hodanah, l"9vlor Me.ting 3,00 to S:30 p.m.-Jewi5h Community C.nter, Chonultah So• Supper the grab bag of 1968 Vocational vocational counselors. our long awaited new Jewish 7:00 p.m.-Cengr-.otion Mi1hlton Tfiloh, Tolmvd Clau Education Amendments. Like the # An authoriz ati on of Community Center from Its MOIC)AY, OKfMNI 16 12:00 - -None., Wofflffl of l'J'o..,id~ce, Choi lunch.on profoundly significant Higher $40,000,000 to help launch a present planned location on 1:00 p .m .•D:r-roh Dayan Club . Pion .., Women, 1-.vlor MNting Education Amendments of 1968, network of vocational boarding Elmgrove Avenue to the grounds 1:00 p.m.-Sistomood Shaaro Zedolt . So,11 of Abraham, Chanulr.oh lri~ 1:00 p.m.-Unitff Order to Tnie Si,ter1, Inc., 1-.1.1lor Meetin9 the Vocational Education Amend- schools as part of the regular of the Butler Hospital and I would 1:00 p.m.-Je~h Fom.ty ond Child,.n'1 5-Nic., Board Me.tine ments went on our statute pub II c school system. This like to explain why this change TUESDAY, DECEMIH 17 books with a modicum of fanfare Intriguing plan, designed In part would be unfeasible, 'too costly, 12:30 p.m.-S..terhood TemfM• Emon1.1 -S, llowlin9 a.a,..,. 1,00 p.m .•Pfov . Chapter Mitrochi Women, leg1.1lor Meeting and even less public appreciation. to rem o;ve ' dis advantaged and not In the best Interest of our l :OOp.m.-lod. Au'n., how. Hob4'ew Day Sc~ l ..1,1lor Me.ting Nevertheless, Into our laws yo1D1gsters In the 15 to 21 age Jewish-community and the public 1:00 p.m .-Lod : Au'n ..Jrewish Home htr the Aged, loord Meeting have now gone a package of nine group from their depressing; that wlll use and enjoy our :;: :::::~r.!:f~:: i~=~:~ ~•.';:~~:::::;ting amendments · to the Vocational distracting home environments, facility. 1:00 p.m.-Bu...au ef Jewilh Ed\KGtton, 0.1~ in Hilt-,, liba., .._.,_,.w Education Act of 1963 which, In was first authorized under the First, I would like to detail a 1,00 p.m.-Te41,o fnltemol Au'n., 1-,ulo, Me.tine WIEDNESOAY , DICEMIH 11 the words of a spokesman for the 1963 Vocational Education Act. little of the history of our 12:30p.m.-Lod. An'n . Jewilh ...mo htr lhe Atff, loard Meetin9 U.S. Office of Education, •:coutd Congress failed to appropriate project. SATURDAY , DtCIMU:121 put vocational education for both money for the progr~m, but t~ Fifteen long years ago, I was 3:00 p.m.-C.ng. Milh•Oft Tfiloh, Tolmvd CS.., youths and · adults 'on the . map. (Contlimed on page 10) appointed chairman of the new TIIE RHODE ISLAND HERALO1 PRIDAY 1 DECEMBER 131 1968 7 the two level after a No Trump For· news of Israel, Jewish ·society, read the Herald , •. and opening bid. Yet the opening lead comm u n It I es throughout the for some of the best )>argalns In had shown that West did not have world, local o anlzatlons and the Qrea~r Prov,tde1_1c;e_~a, BRIDGE the A_i:e, Queen or Jack of his IIIIIIIIIIIIIINIRIIIIIHIIIIIIHlltllllllllllNallltlHIIIHHIIIIIIIIIHDllllltlllll- s1111. To make h1s bid he must certainly have a sl.lt card suit and Bus, .. ,E 8y Robert E. Starr that being not nearly enough, he ,,. SSMAN•s probably had both the missing LUNcH and JULIE'S This the next article will and three Clubs but this adds to Aces as well. deal mainly with that familiar old eight not nine. The ninth had to 'JEL!CA TESSEN .This would make East's Spade TONGUE bugaboo, play!ng too qU!ckly to come from the Heart sU!t which Jack a singleton. Instead of taking the fli'st trick. Not necessarily was attacked ·next In the hope that that Jack with the Queen, had too fast but without giving due East held that Ace. that were SANDWICH U South reasoned as above, he thought to the real problem. true the hand would have been Today's hand came up recently In would have allowed East to win made with an overtrlck for East that Jack. Now It would make no an LM,P. Team of Four Match had already shown out of spades where the making of the band Is difference what East played., but unfortunately for Declarer,. When West won his first Ace r.oo the thing, the overtrlck not nearly West had this Key card, too. He Declarer would still have two as Important as It Is at Match­ won this trick, cashed the Point Duplicate. spade stoppers for West could remainder of his Spades and still not lead one without / giving KOSHER No.th Declarer was down two. He could up a trick to that same Queen. He ♦ A 5 4 have settled for down one but that tried for his ;only chance was for • Q 7 4 would have been almost as bad • the Queen to be a singleton. It TONGUE K J 9 ♦ What should the Declarers wasn't and Declarer was still SLICED TO ORDER ♦ J 10 4 3 TURKEY have done? Had they reasoned able to take a trick with the same West Emt things out as they might have they Queen but this trick not the first. ♦ K 10 9 8 7 2 • J would have thought this way: west So had the first trick been ducked • A 3 • 10 9 8 6 2 had made a vulnerable overcall at the contract would have been ♦ 7 2 ♦ 10 8 6 5 3 made, Could you have done this? 2.49 ♦ A 7 6 ♦ 9 2 Ben-Gurion Sees Moral: Not always but often South the bidding will practically make ♦ Q 6 3 a blueprint as to how the hands SWEDISH IMPORT • K JS Negev As Center actually are. Listen to It and KINGLI ♦ AQ4 draw conclusions from It. ♦ K Q 8 S Of African Trode POTATO Everyone vulnerable, South BEERSHEBA - Fornier HERRING Dealer. The bidding: Prime Minister David Ben­ SU VER ELECTRIC PANCAKES Gurlon has called for the BEN SILVER (LATKES) Fl LLETS s - w N E settlement of two million Jews In lNT 2 ♦ JNT End the Negev and the Industrial Electrical Contractors development of that region so that PKG.59C 5 . OZTIN it can serve as a center for Electricians SCHMALTZ Once again I will mention no FOR YOUR HANUKAH OR MAT JES 59c exports to African markets. Ben­ - Anything Electrical - names as the Declarers did both Gurlon, who lives In the Negev PARTY REG 69 CAN play too quickly and thoughtlessly village of Sde Boker, spoke 781-666'5 to that first trick although In this before the Negev Development WE ARE NOW TAKING case one cannot blame them too Club. much. It ls very difficult to give He called the region, which ORDERS FOR CHRISTMAS up a certain trick. Yet this Is comprise s two-thirds of GOLF TOURS TO All SALE ITEMS WHILE THEY LAST what they should have done. Israel's territory and Is In large The bidding Is almost measure arid and undeveloped, automatic. South has a perfect "Israel's gate to Africa," and opening bid of One No Trump. ·said, uwe do not need the Suez West was vulnerable but he had a Canal, we have a Suez of our fairly good six card suit plus two own." 11le Negev Is served by the Aces so decided to get In his two port· of Ell at, on the Gulf of cents worth. North thought about Aqaba, which leads to the Red The Herald is now accepting doubling West for penalties which Sea and the Indian Ocean. Most of would have netted 500 points but Israel's trade with East Africa "Younger Set" Photos as bis side was also vulnerable and the Far East passes through he felt It would be wiser to go for Ellat. For early publication and For our Files the game which would be worth at least 600. W est•s vulnerable overcall, however, should have College Changes The R. I. Jewish Herald provided Declarer with the clue 'Christians Only' to how the hand might best be MAILING ADDRESS : BOX 6063, PROVIDENCE, l. I. made. Faculty Rule PRICE > ~~~~:~ PLANT AND OFFICE: HERALD WAY (OFF WEBSTER ST.) West's opening lead was the Spade 10, North played low, East ATLANTA, Ga. - Agnes 808 HOPE ST PROVIDENCE PAWTUCKET, l. I. the Jack and South was only too Scott College, a private llberal OPEN EVES, B Y APPT happy to pounce upon It with bis arts college for women closely Queen. He never even thought of connected with the Presbyterian the consequences. In fact, he Church, announced last week that never even thought about this at It had abandoned a 20-year rule all. Who would ever NOT take barring appointment of non­ that first trick cheaply If he Christians to Its faculty. could. But watch what was going The school, which has an to happen to him. To make bis enrollment of about 750, does not nine tricks he had to knock out practice raclel or religious both oi the outstanding Aces. Who discrimination In Its admissions had them? West, the player with pollcy and there have been Jewish all the Spades, that's who. When girls In Its student body for many west won with the Club Ace at years. A provision of the school trick two he led another Spade charter says It Is to provide - which Declarer allowed to hold education "distinctly favorable to but another dislodged the Ace. the maintenance of the faith and South now was able to count practice of the Christian two Spade tricks, three Diamonds religion." ( For And About Teenagers )

Gl I-:;;V E: 0~D~/ IIM /\ 0(/',P"'-,11 ;/J I,•~ ~~-...._ - ~t oos&~~Hh - (,'<))= , ,2 - ~~:-0~lf/1 I ;, 1 I'D LIKE A DATE WITH RAQUEL WELCH, A ROL~ ROYCE, A PRUNE DANISH M •- ---N /Jr½ AND CHRISTMAS WEEK AT THE CONCORD! THE WEEK'S LETTER: "I loves me. I asked him to stop We can't promise you a date, a peach or a prune. But we can promise that Christmas Week have been going with a boy for seeing the girl and he told me at The Concord will be everything you could ask for. More excitement than even the widest• five months. Before we met, he he went only to see her mother. eyed wunderkind could wish for. If you're too old to talk to Santa, be one. And take the family had been going steady with an- Last week, I gol anolher shock. to The Concord for Christmas . Saturday December 28 LESLIE UGGAMS. other girl. They broke off seven He is supposed to be going with months ago. The whole time he the girl's sister. I need advice!" SPECIAL FAMILY PACKAGE RATES wec1 ..sun ., Jan.1-5. has been going with me, he goes , OU~ REP1:,Y: !alk _about Guest INDOOR TENNIS Tournament Fri,, Sat., Sun,, Jan, 3-5, 1969. to see his old girl, too. He hasn't confusion! He 1s gomg with you, COLLEGE WINTER SESSION PACKAGES been seeing me as often as he yet he dates this girl, only be­ Sun, to Fri., Jan. 19•24: Sun. to Fri., Jan. 26-31. sees her. He even rides her cause he is going to see her LIEARN TO SKI.WEEKS 6 days 5 nights - Dec. thru April (Mon.-Frl.) around in his car. Recently, I mother, while he is really sup­ including: Skis, poles, boots, lifts and class lesson. was informed he had taken her posed to be going with her sister. out on a date. When he called Get down off the merry-go­ . Looking ahead? me the next day, I acted as if round. The odds are high that MID-WINTER SINGLES FROLIC Fri.•Sun., Jan. 31-Feb. 2, 1969 nothing had happened. I dldn'I the situation will only continue ROMAN HOLIDAY WEEKEND Fri.-Sun., March 14-16, 1969 want to ask him about the date to grow worse. Find yourself a because it would o nly start con- guy who isn't so versatile. fusion. I have thought of quit- ting him, but I really like him a ~ CoNcOiio d.:u::'':':: a:.-;:::;,~-:::, :;:.:t.. Kiuiesu New Yen lot. Some of my friend~ say I you ,_ ,. FOR AND AIOUI mNAGERS. Lue. should give him a dose of his COMMUNllY AND suauHAN •••ss SERVICE. HOTEL TEL: 914. 794-4000 • Or S~e Your Travel Agent. own ;nedlcine, , He 3ays that h t;, ~•},..F~IIT. KY. , ~ ______.:__,______.....,,,_,_ ....,..·------~------·------"'---- _... _.. ____ ~ -

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Many A~erlcans may have forgotten about the Berlin wan. Most Americans p,obably think that the ''Wan" is an built and pretty much of a "dead issue." It isn't. It Is still being built. It Is being reenforced. ·1t is being extended. In a sense the Berlin "Wall'' Is not a wall, It is a series of obstructions. In Berlin itself I counted seven to eight obstacles that comprise what is called the Berlin "Wall . " The first obstruction on the West Berlin side of the line is an actual wall made of bricks, stone, concrete, and mortar~ Jn many places it Is 10' to 12' high. In o'thers it Is lower or higher depending upon the area. Tile next obstruction is an ADDITIONS TO THE BEIUN WAU ARE STIU BEING MADE: Although the "open area" for perhaps 30-50 Wall was started in August 1961, " refinements" are added contiriually yards. Caution: it may be mined. It Is in some places. making it just about impossible to penetrate al present. The above Within this 30-50 yards (but photo ( taken from the west side) shows steel obstructions about to be beyond the mines) are four more erected. An armed border guard ( behind cab of truck) dosely watched rather Interesting, but definite the workmen as construction proceeded. To date ·nearly 100 have died deterrents, to-- anyone planning to attempting to flee to West Germany. stron through the "open space." Still looking from West . to fences , approximately 10'-12' Then I realized what he was East, the next obstruction is a high and spaced several yards talking about. line of stee1, criss-crossed apart. Behind the bush were two girders standing three to four In Lubeck, in North Germany more East Bertin border guards (eet high and set in the ground. on the Baltic Sea, I watched hol es in their green uniforms. They These are anti vehicle or tank being dug and posts erected as were watching the worker s (and, obstructions commonly used by the fence (or fences) or the who knows, possibly even the armies when making defensive 11Wall,. continued its forced other border guards in plain positions. Incidentally, these are "march" to the sea. sight) too. the lates t additions to the Berlin It just so happened as I do not know how I ong the Wall complex. They are being watched the construction from the ..Wall" or the ' •fence" extends. erected now as you read this. I West side from a distance of 100- It runs along the entire length of watched them being installed in• 200 yards, several Germans and the East borde r. This means It Berlin behind the building of the a few Norwegians' also watched. must be scores of miles, or l arges t newspaper publisher in At first, I was all alone and I was perhaps hundreds. West Germany, the building of quite un aware that some 20-25 It al so means that East Axel Springer, publisher of seven people had quietly walked into the Germany, always behind a wall, . on coats . newspapers , a few magazines, field beside me to watch al so. No is essentially a prison. A prison and numerous books. one talked, except in whisper s. keeps people "in." This is the It is interes ting to note that as The s ilence was grim. intention here. on dresses the East Be,rlin workers erected As I watched the spectacle, But why? the steel obstructions , soldiers my escort, Peter Heim, a young Without the "Wall" many, if were there guarding the workers. teacher, who had gone on an not mos t, East Germans probably on knits . And rifles were very much in errand, came up to me and said: would leave to go to We s t evidence. 11 Do you see the three Germany. This is exactly what on sportswear Beyond the s teel obstructions soldiers over there?'' happened before the ' 'Wall." is a ..., line of posts containing .,Yes ," I answered. Thousands of Eas t Germans left . etectrit "eyes." When something "But," he added, "Do you see It reached a point where the entire stock of passe s between the posts , an the two others ?'" authorities realized that they alarm of some kind is activated. ! I ooked and I ooked and I would only have the very old or Beyond the electric " eyes" didn't. I thought he was mi s taken. those too weak to travel if winter coats are nervous , pacing, and possibly He asked me to I ook In something were not done. hungry, German Shepherd dogs . another direction , across the So something was done They are chained so they can field, welt behind the worke r s by beginning on Augus t 13, I 96 1. 1 about 100 yards. • 1 move a considerable distance The Wall" wa s East "Keep your eyes on that bush. /3 off! parallel to the "Walt", the Germany ' s answer. electric "eyes", and the steel Do you see it?" obstructions. They cannot move I do , I said, and I watched. (fo be continued next week) much of a di-s tance forward or fur-trimmed backward. New Agency Planned To Serve Elderly Located within the open swath, costume suits but always in strategic places NEW YORK Th e Associated Young Men' s and that provide a clear view is a Federation of Jewi s h Young Women's Hebrew regularly 1195 to 1350 series of watch towers. They Philanthropies of New York has Associations of ·Greater New stand perhaps 15' -20' high and announced the establishment of a York, has been named executive are just big enough for two men new agency, to be known as the director. or possibly three. These towers Jewish Association for Services Temporary offices for the are filled with- border guards, for the Aged. --5amuel J. agency have been set up at 33 ½ off! always tmknown to each other, Silberman, federation president, West 60th Street, but officials every minute of every day, night said that 20 to 50 Aged noted that it was not ready to and day. Ne! g h bo r hood Service and receive applications or provide The final component of the Recreation Centers are planned, services. skirts and .,Wall" is another concrete, and that new or rebuilt housing Several New Yorkers and a brick, and stone wall, s ome 30-50 for the aged will be set up. foundation have already pledged a sweaters yards from the other, inside East Other aims of the association total of $4.25-mlllion to the regularly 1 l4to 121 Berlin. will be to sponsor and construct agency, the announcement said. The .description of the "Wall" n u rsing care facilities and Planned new construction so far is what is seen in Berlin. 0 create new services in new includes five 250-unit apartment NOW $9 TO $14 What about outside of the city? areas covering the widest range houses, ten 250- bed nursing care Does the ,.Wall" continue? of activities for older persons." facilities and five vocational Yes indeed it does, but as it It ! s reported that the new workshops. goes through the countryside, It agency will be the first "While emphasis will be dresses and knits takes on another form. "voluntarily , supported, primarily on the Jewish aged," As the :•wall" goes into the comprehensive and coordinated the announcement said, "services regularly 170 open spaces, the wide swath program -for care and will be available to those who can continues. Fields have been rehabilitation of the aged in New most be helped, regardless of. . bulldozed, trees cut down , all York Cl ty and neighboring faith or r ace." now $56 obstructions removed. Often the suburbs." swath ls 100 yards or more. Pro Jected capital expenditures TO RECEIV E AWARD Behind the open space again are are expected to exceed $88.2- TEL AVIV - Former Prime WAYLAND SQUARE the inevitable watch towers million. Minister Lester B. Pearson of 471 Angell St., Providence containing the border . guards Theodore H. Silbert, chairman Canada and Mrs. Pearson arrived unknown to each other. Much of of the Standard Prudential here as guests of the Weizman GARDEN CITY, CRANSTON the open space is mined. Corporation and a federation In stitute of Science in Rehovoth. Both Stores Open Friday 'til 9 In the rural areas instead of trustee , has been elected Pearson will receive an honorary Ample Parki ng having a concrete, brick, and president of the new agency. fell ow ship from the Ins titute *Gorden City Open Every Night 'Tit 9 stone wall, usually one sees two Be r n a rd W a r a ch , formerly which will al so establish a chair Monday thru Friday or sometimes three chain link general director of the in protein research in his name. 10 . 'IliE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY I DECEMBER 131 1968 WINSAWARD r··- .. GJC Members Attend PARIS-TheJewtsh writer, =--- Elle Wiesel of New York last II bJili,A'A week was awarded the Prix Medicis, a· top French literary Annual UJ A Conference prize for his book, "The Beggar 1 Governor-elect Frank Licht of Jerusalem." He Is an and Mrs. Licht head a group of 25 Auschwitz survivor Disagrees With Charles J. Fox Rhode Isl anders attending the (C,ontlnued from page 6) beeause we have found that our 30th annual United Jewish Appeal JET ROUND TRIP Goldstein was concluded that "the present site has many advanta.:es National Conference this weekend site of the new Center should be over a site on the grounds of the at the Hilton Hotel In New York as close to the site of the old Butler Hospital, for the following City. FROM PROV. TO MIAMI reasons: AIR 0 NL Y Center as possible". With this More than 3,000 delegates o r direction In mind the Site 1) There Is no public from all parts of the country are H.OTELS-MOTELS Committee, under my transportation to Butler Hospital attending the conference to set NO CHANGE OF PLANES chairmanship, started grounds. the objectives of the 1969 negotiations with the city of 2) It Is not an Ideal place for nationwide UJA campaign. The ALL LEADING HQTELS Providence for Site A and with children or young girls to wander funds derived from the annual Butler Hospital for Site B. Please . around at night, and campaign will be used to meet FOR MORE INFORMATION bear In mind, The Board of 3) The rent ror the land would social and welfare needs of Trustees for Butler Hospital have been a great additional 850,000 Jews In Israel, Europe, ASK FOR MR. PRICE turned us down flat In a letter burden to our budget. North Africa and Asia. HE SELLS HAPPINESS signed by Mr. Goddard suggesting our present site has none or Other Rhode Islanders that we look elsewhere since these disadvantages and Is fully attending the conference Ind ude CALL 831-S200 Butler Hospital land will not adequate for present and fUture Mr. and Mrs. Max Alperin, Mr. become available. Mayor Joseph needs, ~n our present plan, the and Mrs. Melvin Alperin, Mr. and A. Doorley, Jr., with great good site ror our first expansion, "The Mrs. Joseph Galkin, Lawrence Y. PRICE :~~~!~ will, made a most suitable site C u It u r a I Wing" Is already Goldberg, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin > available to us, Incorporated and can be built as Holland, Mr. and Mrs. Martin ..,_ 808 H OPE ST PROV IDENCE It Is to the advantage of the soon as funds are available. Lifland, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin __ OPEN EV ES BY APPT people that wlll use this facility Further expansion will not be J. Pulner, Israel Resnick, Mr. that It worked out In this manner necessary for many years to and Mrs. Robert A. Riesman, Mr. speaker at the conference banquet come because the new Center and Mrs. Edwin S, Soforenko, Mr. on Saturday evening. This is plans consider the need for a and Mrs. Edmund I, Waldman, General Dayan's first appearance PIERCE & ROSENFIELD projected Increase or Jewish Mrs. Robert Hochberg, Norman in the United States since the Six, population for the next quarter of Schlmetman and Miss Gertrude Day War. Other speakers will be --;·: MEAT & POULTRY MARKET •.:!''.: a century. . B. Tarnapol. Louis A, Pincus, chairman of the We wlll also have a ball-field Jewish Agency for Israel, and 1 36 OAKLAND AVE across from Temple Beth David · A highlight of the conference and tennis courts. The problem or will be the appearance of General Henry Ford 11, chairman of the adequate parking facilities has Moshe Dayan, Defense Minister board of the Ford Motor "The House Of Prime" also been considered and we have of the State of Israel, as the gue st Company. ample facility for every-day parking, plus the posslblllty of YOUNG - TENDER • us·1ng the parking lot across the street whenever the need arises• U.S., Britain Urge Solution • Brown University only uses Its parking lot on Saturday when the Of Arab Refugee Problem BROILERS 1.49: Center Is closed. To consider a change In site UNITED NATIONS, N.Y . - EACH 1948, In defi ance of the UN, there tor the New Jewish Community The United States called upon would have been no refugee KOSHERED ( U) - EXTRA CLEAN Center at this late date would Israel to enact a " greatly problem. mean several years delay In expanded program" for returning Had there been no continued construction and the scrapping or to the West Bank Arabs who were Arab warfare agains t Israel ever FREE DELIVERY .:;,-,::~~. JA 1-3888 all present building plans. displaced by the Arab-Israel war since 1948, the refugee problem >l>lt>.R "" '- " This would cost several of 1967. W ) )N ,~ ~f' would have been solved a long hundred thousand dollars more Appearing before the United time ago. Had there been no Arab and with building costs rising at Nation's Spelcal Political aggression In 1967, there would FROM .. the rate or one-half or one­ Committee, the U.S. Ambassador not have arisen the problem of per cent each month, the J, Russell Wiggins expressed the persons displaced by the renewed additional burden or financing hope that Israel, " in advance of hostilities. would tax our community to Its permanent peace." wou1d make "Had Arab warfare ended with Elliot - Buick utmost. our community would possible the return of "most of the ceasefire of June, 1967 and also be deprived or a much­ the persons displaced by the 1967 not continued unabated in the needed facility for another few war. Jordan Valley," Its population years. The committee resumed 'would not have become the HIS: These are the reasons why we deliberations on the question of v let Im s of renewed Arab reel our present site Is a most renewing the mandate of the aggression. excellent choice and why we United Nations Relief and Works The Israeli envoy said the would not like to contemplate a Agency for Palestine Refugees Ar abs • ''having caused the $2095. change In plans that have already (UNRWA), due to expire next refugee problem," cannot now received the whole-hearted year. shirk the responsibility for support of our community. •·As another winter descends solving It by terminating the war We welcome the Interest and upon the refugees, surely their and making peace with Israel." the suggestions or our entire plight will touch the hearts, move Mr . T a rcici accused the 1 Jewish community and we are the minds and overcome the fears ' Z loni s ts in Palestine" of grateful to Mr. Fox for his of Israel and inspire an act of practicing "apartheid." continued concern with our new generosity and confidence that Jewish Community Center. will give the whole world an It Is my hope that we can all example of humanity and 1,000 Commemorate work together to raise the magnanimity," Mr. Wiggins BUICK OPEL FASTBACK SPORT COUPE add It Ion a 1 funds needed to declared. Jewish Cultural Past complete our Center and begin Mr. Wiggins said that the our building project. June, 1967 war had resul ted In In Czechoslovakia Together we can raise a some 175,000 UNRWA registered NEW YORK - More than structure that wlll house the refugees fleeing their homes and 1 ,000 New Yo rk ers of facilities needed to enrich our camps. He said further that Czechoslovak J ewlsh ancentry HERS: 350,000 persons were also dis­ community In every way and will attended a program at Town Hall enhance the state or Rhode Island placed for the first time. Both celebrating "The Mlllenlum of and be a continuing source of Mr. Wiggins and Great Britain's Jewish Cultural Life on the Soll $2095. pride to all or us. Amabassador to the UN, Lord of Czechoslovakia." Sincerely, Caradon, who also appeared T h e t w o-hour program, Peter H. Bardach before the committee, urged the sponsored by the Society for the Providence, R..L renewal of UNRWA' s mandate. History or Czechoslovak Jews, Lord Caradon al so called for the New York Board of Rabbis steps ,.allowing the new refugees and four Czechoslovak Jewish YOUR to go home." He recalled frat e r n a 1 organizations, was MONEY'S WORTH proposals to solve the refugee highlighted by the mezzo-soprano Issue made by Israel's Foriegn Ann Reynolds singing "Sons or (Continued from page 6) Minister Abba Eban In the the Wayfarer,'' by Gustav concept is as fascinating today as General Assembly on Oct. 8 but Mahler, a Bohemian Jew. It was five years ago. said that "they and other George Voscovec, the actor, BUICK OPEL KADETT DELUXE WAGON # An authorization of proposals will be up for delivered some reflections - $25,000,000 beginning in fiscal consideration in the course of his own and those of his pre­ ( INQUDING ROOF RACK) 1970, for consumer education consul tatlons directed to the World War II collaborator, Jan programs for both high school solution of the long-term problem Werlch - on the state of Jews students and adults, especially In In the search for an overall In Czechoslovakia In the 20th economically depressed areas. political settlement." century. He likened Czechs and THE Th I s will be the Federal The British diplomat said that Slovaks generally to "goylsche Government's first major, direct "nothing is more urgent" than to J e w s , ' • because they were financial Involvement In vital forestall the misery of the post- " a I ways persecuted, kicked consumer education programs. 1967 refugees - "many of them around and fought over, and they # And - possibly the most In the hill s of Eastern Jordan - had to seek wisdom Instead or Important single provision - that winter Is sure to bring. He power; If that isn't Jewish I don't au th orl z a ti on of $25,000,000 said that the "newly displaced know what Is." during the current fiscal year to persons" should be allowed to The program also Included a tr a In de spe r a tel y needed return to homes and UNRW A recitation by Oskar K. vocational education teachers, camps, schools, clinics and other Ra bl now le z, a historian, or "IF WE CAN'T SA VE YOU MONEY pa rtl cul a r I y In today's new facilities near Jericho and to J ewlsh cultural contributions to technologies. Assuming the next other permanent accommodations C zechoslovakla, beginning In the WE DON'T DESERVE YOUR BUSINESS" Congress appropriates funds to on the West Bank. , mld-900's In Bohemia, and the launch this training program, It Israel's Ambassador Yosef late Czech Jewish composer will be put on , a crash basis to Tekoah was given permission to Gideon Klein's "Trio ror Violin, prepare at least some of these appear to reply to an attack on Viola and Cello," played by new teachers for duty next fall . Israel by Ambassador Adnan members of the Kohan quartet. Of all the education prc,grams Tarclci of Yemen. Mr. Tekoah, In we ha,~, vocational education th

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DeWI Sukarno became the gushed: "Oh, Mr. Thomas, wait 942-1953 ' youngest beauty to be stopped at till my 80-year-old mother hears FOR DETAILS the CQle Basque for wearing a I've met you. She's never missed pants sult•• .Jan Kadar, the Czech a movie of yours. And neither director of "Shop on Main st.," have I'' ••. Then she saw his check, will work In N. Y. directing Harry and asked "Have you any Belafonte and Edward G. Identification?" Robinson In "The Angel The Duke of Bedford carried A RARE OPPORTUNITY Levine" •• .Nicholas Katzenbach's h Is own shopping bag In ex-Dept. of Justice employee, Bloomlngdale's ••• Louls Gossett Life Insurance ~ Management l rainee Burke Marshall, now will be his who starred on Broadway In "The Every S or 4 YHrt we l'lave the ,, ..d of •tarting an outatanding boss at IBM. z ulu and the Zayde" musical, now Is starring In MGM's "The ~~~1~Ponm;!'m~'in!~" p::~:~.r-'ri~:a~"~~:":-:•~:i\7~0 p;~fha:-.,.::~~ TO SPEAK: Dr. Grady L Hallman, Gen. David Sarnoff Is back at ment training. Man telect1d wlll eventually head one of our 125 Lenox Hill Hospital for further B ·u s h b a b I e s ' ' I n General AgenclH throughout the country. associate professor of surgery at Baylor University Colege of Medi­ recuperation. Because so many Tanzanla•• .Stewart Mott, the 1 young mllllonaire who contributed :: :~:. ":tt~:i~ ■ ~:•il-.v:d a:0:,.::~1~0.~ ~rn~d•t•,!: ~~~o~,t~:~:: cine, Houston, Texas, will speak at musicals have Sunday night l•~d•r•hlp or Hl11 ability, anJ ecor, high on our aptitude tHta. The Miriam Hospital on Monday, premieres, Sardl's may open on heavily to the Rockefeller, Dec. 16, al 8 p.m. on the work of those nights • • • s. Hurok will McCarthy and then Humphrey 1"lr1~ 1 i:::~•:"!.:::~~ t"n11:1~~,•~c:c::11~~~ 0!.. b,~;:t't", ":,.:;;!C::: the Texas team of surgeons, who present Prague's Gate Theater campaigns, r eturned to the HHH Send Confidential Ruumc to have performed a number of hu­ troupe, who were on tour when 52d St .--. headquarters: he man heart transplants. their homeland was retrieved lour folding tables and i £ J L A. PtNNEY, CLU, General Agent Dr. Hallman will give the an­ lnvaded ••. Mlckey Mouse Is 40 Xerox packages he'd left there le 133 lnduatrlal Bank •ldg. nual Kiven Memorial ledure, a years old this month ... Vlncent when It was Rockefeller's Sheean Is In his Arolo, Italy, campaign office. Providence, Rhode laland OQ903 lecture series established by col­ leagues and friends and by the retreat working on his biography On the Paris set of "The Only LIFE&CASUALTY 351-4320 Rhode Island Hearl Association in of Eleanor Roosevelt. Game ln Town," Ellzabeth Taylor Esquire will publish the first was asked what she thought her ''AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER" memory of the late Dr. Nathan J. Kiven, clinical d irector of cordio• article rapping Julle Andrews. husband's reaction would be to pulmonary service and a visiting Her friends blame her dlrector­ her torrid love scenes with physician at The Miriam. flance, Blake Edwards, for the Warren Beatty. uNo need to Dr. Hallman is an associate of problems. Because Edwards kept worry about Richard," she said. Dr. Michael E. DeBakey, professor her busy "filming," she was the 11 He's in Paris, kissing Rex and chairman of the department only one who !ailed to appear for Harrison in 'Staircase."' mu1trnu 111yffr of surgery al the Baylor University the photo Paramount wanted of its The WBs had the Marc four superstars at the Paramount Reservoir Av enue • Opposite Gorden City Medical Center, and Dr . Denton Chagalls visiting them at the Colley, chief cardio-vascular sur• gate: John Wayne, Barbra White House last week •.. The . SUNDAY IS geon at Texas Children's and St. Streisand, Julie Andrews and Church of the Holy Family, on E, Luke's Episcopal Hospitals in Hous­ Rock Hudson. 47th St., held an anniversary ALL ROAST DAY ton. Lionel Hampton Is lining up mass commemor ating RFK's l top jazz musicians to tour birthda y Wednesday (Nov. 12: 3 0 p.m . lo 9: 30 p .m . TO SETil..E GOLAN Harlem In buses tor on-the-spot 20) •.. Ted Kupferman, R-N.Y., MIX OR MATCH : Beef . . . Lomb . . Duckling . . JERUSALEM - A Jewish music les sons to who inherited John Lindsay's seat Agency official said that the youngsters ... Mrs. Saxe Commins In Congress, Is retiring. He's Chic~en .. . Cornish He n and others Golan Heights, which ls in Is on a world tour !or UNICEF making a lame-duck junket, he occupi-ed Syrian territory , will collecting little-known songs !or says, to a place no one else on have about 25 Israel t settlements the archives. Her late husband his Interior Committee wants to 395 full course dinner and a population of about - 12,000 was William Faulkner's and visit - Antarctica, to inspect a by 1973, based on a development Eugene O'Nelll's edltor •.. Franlc desalinization plant. plan drawn up by the Agency's Sinatra's Italian anti-defamation New York' s Civil Court Judge Also serving from our regular menu settlement department. group protested against "The Francis N. Pecora Just made a _C:omplete dihners from '3 . 1 o/children ½ price There are presently 10 Brotherhood" because of the ad settlements on the Heights. The novel ruling In "Matter of showing Kirk Douglas kissing Anonymous." The petitioner, a forecast was made by Meir Alex Cord. Every Friday and Sah,.rday n1te entertainment Shamir, director of the transsexual whose surgery was Terry-Thomas, the British performed ln Casablanca, was in our cocktail lounge settlement department' s Galilee comic, new to N. Y. tor a Kratt and Golan region. Before the Six­ permitted to have his birth Music Hall role. He registered at certificate changed from male Banquet facilities available• Call 942-1211 Day War the Syrians used the the Plaza, then went downstairs Heights for artillery attacks. gender to female. to cash a check. The lady cashier Mrs. LBJ, Perle Mesta, the Nelson Rockefellers and the Ted Kennedys attended the Rainbow Room party Nov. 24 following the "Hello, Dolly" Carol Channlng­ P ear 1 Balley TV tapl ng ••• Thornt on Wilder ls sailing to Europe to "sit on top of an Alp, to cure my cold'' .. .Sus an Hayward's hair has been cropped and reddened !or her "Marne" role at Caesers Palace. Former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey was prominently mentioned last week as Nixon' s choice !or Chief Justice. But It's unlikely that Dewey would accept It •.. He had first refusal on that job from Eisenhower. When Dewey turned It down, Eisenhower gave it to Earl Warren. A man who'd made three r eservations at Le Pavilion, under different names, finally gave his true Identity to Stuart Levin: a Texan, come to bid $1 million !or the restaurant. •. George Jessel ordered a drink at the Colony: "I drink only because It stops a ~::;tt_,J;'1n I've had since 1915, at Darryl Zanuck bought the rights to Helen Mcinnes• No. l best-seller, "The Salzburg Connection," for Zoth Century­ Fox•. •The "World of Arlen, Coward & Youmans" concert at Philharmonic Hall Nov. 17 was cllmaxed by Judy Garland's surprise appearance with Harold Arlen. Film clips ot her were It's thoughtful to give ready In case Judy didn't make It. But she stayed In the hospital the Smooth Canadian, until her time came, vocalizing along with the TV shows she Seagram 's V.O. watched. (Distributed 1968 by Publlshers-HaU Syndicate) (All Rights Reserved)

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INCWDES P.S. Ask about the new Dutch Carpet Squares that wi ll outwea r any carpeting made 3tol . · COMPLETE STEAK OR ' ROAST BEEF DINNER COCKTAIL HOUR JACl('S DANCE TO CELEBRATE 50th ANNIVERSARY: Mr. and Mn. J. Samuel Gold­ TONY ABBOTT'S ORCHESTRA man of 94 Taylor Street celebrated their 50th wedding anni­ FABRICS venary at a party held at the Crestwood Country Oub on Sun­ NOISEMAKERS- HATS day, Dec. 1. RESERVATIONS LIMITED The Goldmans have eight children, 17 grandchildren and five DRAPERIES great-grandchildren. ,i Following the party the couple left for Florida to stay the win­ FOR HOMES AND OFFICES ter. e SLIP COVERS e BEDSPREADS i Dayan Underlines Israeli Determination SEND YOUR • UPHOLSTERING e WINDOW SHADES TEL AVIV - Gen. Moshe country, Incl udlng Egypt. CHECK EARLY WE WILL BE HAPPY TO HELP YOU Dayan, Israel's Defense Mlnister, He noted, however, that there ts a TEMPLE SINAI BROTHERHOOD l has declared that any attempt to question of whether Jordan can WITH ANY HOME DECORATING PRO~LEM <·0 BERNICE ADLER push Israel back from the East make peace without Egypt's THE PARTY FLAIR CALL US NOW. NO OBUGA TION. Bank of the Suez Canal would accord. He said he thou.e:ht that 997 OAKLAWN A VE. mean war. Asked at a press King Hussein had sufficient power CRANSTON, R.I . PA 5-2160 conference whether the presence · to enforce a peace treaty. TELEPHONE, 944-8107 725 DEXTER STREET CENTRAL FALLS of So v I et naval equipment Gen. Dayan again warned MON. TUE . WED., FRI . and SAT . 9,30 a .m.-5,30 p.m.; THURSDAY 9 10 9 Including dredges In Egyptian Egypt that It would pay a "high ports may Indicate that an price" If It continued to violate attempt wUI be made by Russia to the cease-fire along the Suez clear the Suez Canal, closed Canal. He said Israel would since the Six-Day War, Gen. always find ways and means to Dayan said the only way that retaliate notwithstanding Egypt's Russia could move Israeli troops m a s s e d artll!ery along the R.t:s ORIGl:'.\"AL DISf'Ol":'.\"T 110,·sE from the canal would be through canal's West Bank. Asked If the war, and he . did not believe Egyptians might retaliate, he said Moscow wanted to risk a war. "If they do, they wll! have to pay Asked for his evaluation of the a very high price and It may not growing Soviet fleet In the be feasible for . them." Gen. Mediterranean, Gen. Dayan said Dayan said that terrorist raids this was a matter for NATO. Into Israel and Israel-held G en • Dayan noted that territories have done very little ~ Egyptian policy was not to clear damage and not one Israeli and operate the canal so long as border settlement has had to be Israelis are camped on It, and evacuated nor have any settlers that Egypt still Is a party to the left. He noted however that 70,000 cease-fire at the canal. The Arab farmers on the East Bank presenc e of Soviet marine were forced to leave their lands equipment does not point to war, as a result of terrorist actlvltles 1287 :'.\"O. ~IAI:'.\" ST.• Pllo\·tnE:'.\"CE. R.I. he said. and said that as "a former Gen. Dayan said that Israel farmer, not as a former mllltary had no Intention of Intervening In man." he felt sorry for them. the present strife In Jordan and Fl:\E JEWELRY-DIA.'.\10:\DS-GIFi'S-TV-APPLL\:\CES added that If Jordan wanted a CHAPLAIN-RABBI - - - - - peace settlement with Israel, she SAVANNAH - Chaplain OPEN EVERY EVENING 'TIL IO P.M. "could have It tomorrow" and Joseph B. Messing, an Army without It being conditional on colonel, has been elected rabbi of peace settlements with any other Congregation Mlckve Israel here.

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THE WINNERS!! Masada A2A members in the winning skit, in " Will the Real Moses Please Stand Up?" a re Louis Albert, Jonas Goldenberg, Jeff Agid, Alan Vogel and Mickey Finn.

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The Senior High School Clubs of the J ewish Community Center held the ir Annual Skit N!te on Sunday, Dec. I , and presented eight original s kits to a delighted audience. The clubs and s kits wer e "The Lottery," by Little Rhody AZA; "Red Baron, Fr iend or Foe?" by Senior J udaea; "Sorry, ANNOUNCERS for the evening's entertainment w ere, left to right, Ka­ Wrong Number," by Alpha ren Massover, Jonas Goldenberg and Su san Gle&den . Lambda; ' 1 The Lone Rauncher ,'' b y Na r r aga n se tt A Z A; 2 RUNNER!>-UP: Dodeem BBG membe rs are shown in " Anothe r Cinde­ "Draydleman Meets Ratman, or rella," runner-up to the winning Masada AZA skit. "The Case o! the Missing Chanukah Candles," by Judy Ann 3 NARRAGANSETT AZA 's William Feldman, Richard Factor and Leven BBG; "Will the Real Rose appeared, obviously, in their skit, " The Lone Rauncher." Moses Please Stand Up? " by Masada AZAi "Fish Net , 1823," by Sigma Gamma; "Another 4 " ORA YDLEMAN MEETS RA TMAN , OR THE CASE OF THE MISSING Cinder ella," by Dodeem BBG. CHANUKAH CANDLES" was presented by Judy A~n Leven BBG. Judges wer e Mr s. Betsy Ar go, here are Minnie Goldsmith and Lori Forman. ·' Richar d King and Miss Nancy Per eir a. S ALPHA LAMBDA presented " Sorry, Wrong Number. " The winner s wer e Masada AZA and r un ner s - up were Dodeem BBG.

Pleau •' i Stor Norinqon~t rt property and hold them as Roman Cathollc Archdiocese of Rou T,cH1< hostages against all International New York, the Rev. Philip A. C. COfFU \HOP • (0(1( TAIL LOUNG( _law and morality." Clarke, minister of the Park MANY, MANY Avenue Methodist Church, at 106 East 86th Street; Rabbi Harold H. FRED SPIGl:L'~ Gordon, executive vice president GIFT ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM of the New York Board of Rabbis; i­ Rabbi Judah Na dich, spiritual KOSHER MEAT MARKET 1eader of the Park Avenue 243 RESERVOIR AVE., PROVIDENCE HO 1-0425 Synagogue, 50 East 87th Street, and Percy E. Sutton, Borough SHOP THE MODERN WAY· PERSONALIZED SERVICE President of Manhattan. THE W.,,.,;J, i 'MEATS WITH YOUR APPROVAL' The burden of their letters • I C was summed up by Rabbi Gordon, VOYAGEUR GIFT SHOPPE HANUKAH CANDLES FROMISRAEL BOX 2 5 ~ who said that the Juxtaposition of § ~ the proposed theater and the holy 1065 Warwick A,~•lt•Mool••f,. .-467-S5S6 EX-LEAN I 89 B a rk of the temple would ~ROLLED BEEF LB. • I "represent a desecration of the HOURS: Tues. and Wed. 11 a .m . • 6 p.m. 1 synagogue Itself, as well as a Thurs. and Fri. 11 a .m . - 8 p.m. Saturdays 10 a .m. - 6 p .m . CHUCK STEAK LB. 59c ~~~~~Ing element In the entire § TRY OUR ITALIAN STYLE VEAL CUTLETS § wat~~~ct~k:~e!~n:!1: ~~~e~'~ F,J · HAVING A PARTY'J S but that he understood that the ISRAEL AIRLINES Ej • ~ property was to be leased to a ~ INQUIRE ABOUT ~ . theater chain for the showing of R.__ OUR PARTY PLATES ~ what he called "arty" movies A ~l!:l~!':l1'ZiW'..i=l!:ll!:ll!:ll!:l!'.lm.!'.W!'ll',;il!:l!'.lw:.r..i!':.i~1'Zil!:l!'.lr.il:i!'.l!':.i!':.il!:lr:Ji! How ard clothes store now sta~ds ~ ~ ~... ~~~ ~ .1' on 86th Sireet directly in back of 10 & 14 Day 1' p ETE -- • the synagogue. HAS A SPECIAL.•• · ;l<" Other sources said that the lessee would be R.K.O. Theaters HANUKAH PRICE ON HIS COLOR TV SETS. under an arrangement with ISRAEL Wllllam Zeckendorf Sr., the real- DON'T MISS OUT ON ALL THE SPECIAL estate developer. Pilgrimage Tours Rabbi Looksteln Is a past COLOR EVENTS THIS YEAR. president of the New York Board Of Rabbis and the Rabbinical 10 Days - departing Cotmcil of America, chairman of COME ON IN the World Council on Jewish December 20, 1968 • January 30, 1969 "'"'"""'"9'""" Education and chairman of Bar- AND SEE PETE I February 13, 1969 • February 23, 1969 March 3, 1969 • March 10, 1969 'EXPENSIVE EXERCISE' NOW TEL AVIV Recently ... published statistics reveal that Single Supplement LET PETE SURPRISE YOU out of 20,500 college students In $599 $54.00 . Israel, 70 per cent are or WITH HIS LOW LOW ,; cf- western (European or American) PRICES parentage. Their parents are said 14 Days - departing . to be academicians, directors, April 13, 1969 ' high government omclals, and "WE WILL BEAT merchants who are concentrated In the urban centers, and Single Supplement ANYBODY'S PRICE" comprise less than 40 per cent of $827 the general population. $78.00 On the other hand students born to farmers, workers, small DELUXE HOTELS, SIGHTSEEING businessmen and clerks, attending universities, make up MEALS, TRANSFERS, BAGGAGE, TIPS l r''T''£'C' ELECTRIC 28 per cent, although they form PL .1.i ,JAPPLIANCES more than 60 per cent of the population. Jjl The social contrast rests In COLPITTS Prov., R.. I the fact that · the pursuit of -higher CALL 414SILVER SPRING Sf. education In Israel Is becoming TRAVEL CENTER 861-6074 ,1 an expensive exercise which only 629 NORTH MAIN ST ., PROV. ~....,,,.."I,:=-.+,~.~•• the upper class can afford to UNIV . HTS. SHO.PPING MALL 272-2600 •~• =+~~~.,,. Indulge.

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1~- THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY. DECEM~ER 13. 1968 he If you can't afford mink, give AT-1...ANTA, Ga., - Israel' s r the Herald. Ambassador to the United States, HERALD Gen. Yltzhak Rabin, said that SUCCESSFUL HAWAIIAN Israel's forces could have captured ' Cairo, Amman and ~assifi~ CARNIVAL Damascus in .. one day" during INVESTING COMPLETE PKG. the Six-Day War of June, I 967 but INCLUDING ha! ted at what Israel considered L~:" 724-02;J the limit before there might be . ROOD E. SPEAR 6-Appliance Service FABULOUS MEALS - tslde Intervention. DAILY r:z;tn,,tAZ!P##ZJt»Zl CALL 83-1 -5200 PIAttO·s M & G APPLIANCE REPAIR co., .Five Sales Increase Bank New York Trust 5's 1993 ; Washing mochines, driers, electric TUNED - REPAIRED Federal Pacific Elec. 5 1/2' s ranges. All makes ond models! RECONDITIONED Diversity And Income 1987; Green Giant 4 l /4's 1992 , 467-7184. KEY WORK 1-3 PRICE > ~~~~:~ Q: and Tenneco Corp. 6 l/4's 1992. HARRY BAILEY My husband left me the 808 HOPE ST PROVIDENCE enclosed list of stocks. As I need Premiums over conversion value are 16% or below on these 9-Carpenters and Builders OPEN EVE BY A PPT 521-2471 more Income, will you be kind enough to advise me what stocks five Issues. ADDITIONS. alterations, residential. to keep and what' ones to dispose Q: I hold less than 30 shares each industrial building. Garages. Both- of five different stocks - all for of?~ H.J(. rooms, cement work, dormers, store Income. Should I sell all but Std fronts. Free estimates. 942-1044, . A: The replacement of five Issues 942-1045. vfo In your portfolio would not only Oil of New Jersey and use the add to your Income but help cash to Increase this one stock? decrease your heavy dependence That way I would be getting one 19-General Services on the utility group. The five dividend check rather than five sales are: Crompton & Knowles; _-J.F, FLOOR CLEANING ond polishing. A: I cannot justify sell1ng sound Also general home deaning. Lorry Harsco Corp.; New England Gas Dvgon. 353-9648. vfn & Electric ; Television and growing situations for the reason you have given. Both I Manufacturer-s, and Western FLOOR CLEANING, Floors washed Union. Seven of your remaining American Smelting and American and waxed. Reasonable rotes. Free eight holdings should be retained; Telephone yield over 4%, have estimates. J. G. Floor Cleon,ng. Coll long-term potential and should be the eighth, Webb & Knapp, ls all any time. 831 -7927. but worthless, with current held. The yields on Dow C hemlcal 12-20 quotes remaining well below a and Union Pacific are modest and, If additional Income Is an 21-Help Wanted dollar. Purchases In equal dollar important consideration, these THE BIG HOUDA Y SEASON means big amounts of three Income stocks shares could be sold, with proceeds used to add to J ersey profits for Avon Repre~ntoflves . We - yielding an average 5.9% - train yoo . Start now. 421 -2908. will nearly double your Income on Standard. this portion of your capital. The JO-Painting, Papering first, Armstrong Cork $3. 75 A 5% Yield Possible preferred, should continue to But Not Guaranteed ROYAL PAINTING, Interior pointing, r eflect the high rates of demand poper:honging, wallpaper removed. Also minor home repairs, root, car- for home furnishings. Liggett & Q: I have a $6,750 paid-up 515 Arml1"c• llvcl. (Corner Newport Ave.) Insurance policy - cash value penter work. 521 -8859. PAWTUCKET, R.I. TEL 723 ■ 1820 Myers, my second selection, has 1- 10 moved Into some promising $5,000. I've been advised to cash this, start a savings account THE INFORMATION IN LAST WEEK'S AD nontobacco lines which now 4 lo-Situations Wanted account for at least 25% of sales. paying 5% and use this inter est WAS INCORRECT Further acquisitions will continue for the premium on a new life MEDIC AL policy of $5,000. I'm 56 year s • IT SHOULD HA VE READ - to decrease L& M's dependence on PERSONNEL POOL old. Wouldn't it be better to buy cigarette sales. The final Income All categories of nurses to care for Issue, U.S. Steel, Is currently stocks with a 5% dividend and the A Complete and Selective possibility of Increasing my all categories of patients. selling at a level that has CALL DAY OR NIGHT Line Of Dress Fabrics Part I a 11 y discounted industry principal? - N.A. pricing weakness. A: Although you mention no 421-4888 STOii! HOURS: TUES.•SAT. 10-5:30; THURS. 10.t:OO Q: What is the sense of Investing dependents, I assume family vln protection explains yo ur desir e to PERSONAL SERVICE BY LEE ROTHSCHILD In U. s. Savings Bonds when the yield is less than that given In a buy another life policy, provided 42-Special Notices gr eat many banks? - G.S. you can get $5,000 or cover age A: Although Savings Bonds now for $250 annually and ar e able to WOMAN WANTED ,o shore 4-room r eturn a larger rate than at any Pass the r equir ed physical oportment Sumter S1ree1 461 -3621 time in their history, yield alone examination. Better check with evening~ has never been the primary your doctor before you give up m o t Iv a ti n g factor to most your old pollcy. 43-Special Services Your plan has its points, ., purchasers. Convenience of I monthly paycheck deductions plus Including a net gain to your estate THINKING ABOUT of some $3,000. Bank Interest, of a sense of patriotic duty have NEW KITCHEN CABINETS? course, varies with business spurred many to "invest in Hove your pre~nt kitchen cobineh toke America." President Johnson conditions and Is not guaranteed to r emain at 5o/c . Cor porate tho, exclu\ive look with our beautiful made a highly cogent statement woodgrain fini~h. or our onttiquing sys- emphasizing this aspect of dividends are tied to earnings and tern. may be cut if the latter decline. patriotic duty. Regardless of FOR FREE ESTIMATES these lofty sentiments, Savings Right now you could secure a 5% Call Evenings Bond purchases have fa llen below yield, or $250 annually, from 725-8551 redemptions at about a billion­ strong utilities and In time expect moderate ca pita l gai n s . dollar rate. Because the yield on 45-Travel, Transportation Sa v I ngs Bonds has been Generally, though, high dividend insufficient to keep pace with yields and fast gr ow th are t n c om pat I b I e so I cannot EWERl Y WOMAN would like compon- Inflation, the Incoming Republican ,on on trip TO FIOf ido for approx,- Administration has Indicated a encour age you to think yo ur capital gains may be large ones. mo tely o month during January or willingness to consider proposals February. 831 -20}9, WI 1-,1736 for Improving the situation. I would stress also that a ltfe policy of $5,000 - or $6,750 - WANTED, Someone to drive wi th gen- will not go very far In the support tlemon to Miom, Beach, shore .,. Convertible Bonds Offer of a family which loses Its penses. leaving December 21. DE long-Term Growth breadwinner. I hope, therefore, 1-7843. that you have accumulated other FRESHLY COOKED - MEATY Q: My husband and I have $10,000 and we would like to Invest In capital for this purpose. Dayan Says Violations LARGE 1 LB. AVERAGE convertible bonds. We would like Q: I own 12 shares of Sperry a list emphasizing growth Rand purchased In 1966. I'm 60 Of Cease -fire Increase years of age and hoped to have potential over the next 5 years. J ERUSALEM - Cease- fire -J.S. something to fall back on. What WHITEFISH LB. 1.29 do you advise? - E.S. viol ations have increased since A: You have chosen a very the recent agreement in Amman Interesting investment medium on A: Let your pr onts run. You tell me so little of yourself I can only bet w een the Jor da nian which many of my readers might Government and Arab guerrilla 11 k e more Information. say that Sperry' s favorable prospects should boost your organizations. Defense Minister C onvertlble bonds have been Moshe Dayan said. Issued frequently In financing pr esent gains still higher. At your age, If employed, you can Mr. Day an, answerfng arrangements for mergers and questions in the Knesset, or acquisitions In order to reduce forego Income. In a few years you'll be obliged to think about Parliament, cited 31 occasions h I g h Interest rates. These since the agreement when fire securities offer the advantages of this and should then switch from Sperry Rand Into a good dividend was opened from the Jordanian bonds; I.e., fixed Income rate side of the cease- fire line s tatus as a senior obligation and provider. ' (Roger Spear 's 48- page Gulde established at the end of the Arab a measure of protection from Israeli war in June, 1967. severe _price drops. They also to Successful Investing (recently r evised and In Its 10th printing) He added that Israel was embody the appreciation potential paying the price for a sev.enpolnt of common s tock because of the ls available to aJI readers of this column. For your copy, send $1 accord earlier this month that conver slon feature. obliges the commandos to submit Choosing a conver tible bond Is with name and addr ess to Roger E. Spear (name of this to various Jordanian restrictions In many ways similar to selecting but apparently leaves them free a growth stock. The company newspaper), Box 1617, Grand Central Station, New York N y to act again s t Israel . should have above-average, Jong­ 10017.) ' •• range growth prospects; the (Mr. Spear cannot answer all TEL AVTV It wa s additional Income paid on the officially announced here tonight bond is usually not sufficient to mall personally, but wlll answer all questions possible In his that Israeli security agents offset Jack of growth. In addition smashed an Arab guerrilla band the conversion pr emium, or th; column.) Copr. T-M 1968, Gen. Fea. in the Hebron area, arresting 17 percentage at which the bond persons. se)ls above the value If converted Corp. ·l All <,IO~h to common shares, should not O PEN exceed 20%, and the bond should For news of Israel, Jewish BOY SENTENCED offer a higher yield than the comm uni tie s throughout the TEL AVTV - · A Gaza l Al I LlA r common stock. world, local organizations and military court sentenced a 15- I Five bonds which meet these socie ty , read the Herald . .. and year-old boy to five years' i SU NDA Y conditions are: American Air for some of the best bargains In impri s onm e nt for Illegal ■ Filter 4 7/8's 1987; Chemical the Greater Providence area. posse ssion of ft rearms.