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VOLUME LIX, NUMBER 21 FRIDAY. JULY 23. 1976 Touro Association Gur Panned For Disclosures SponJors Tribute Of Rescue Operation Details The Touro Fraternal Association will sponsor a public tribute to the (JTA): Members Gur made several disclosures Israel Defense Force for their of the 's Foreign Affairs about the rescue mission a week ago courageous rescue of the hostages and Security Committee have com­ that had not been known previous­ from the Uganda airport. plained to Premier Yitzhak Rabin ly . He said the Israeli rescue force over the disclosure of top secret included paratroopers, infan­ There will be a memorial prayer details of the July 3 Uganda rescue trymen, members of the crack for Lt. Col. Yehonatan Netanyahu operation by Chief of Staff Gen. Golani Brigade, communications and the hostages who were killed. Mordechai Gur. The committee and ordanance men. He said 33 Special invitations to attend have members said that Gur, who held a doctors participated, either at been extended to Governor Philip press conference in Thurs­ Entebbe airport or at other stations. Noel, Senator John 0 . Pastore, day, made public facts that the Gur also disclosed th.at the entire Senator Claiborne Pell , U.S. M Ks had received in strictest Representative Edward Beard and secrecy. Rabin reportedly told the operation was rehearsed the night before it took place and that the U.S. Representative Fernand St. committee members that he had not Germain. authorized any publicity and had rehearsal lasted two minutes longer no advance knowledge of the Gur than the actual rescue operation Mitchell Sugarman. president of press conference. which was completed in 53 minutes. Touro. has announced that all Defense Ministry sources said the citizens of Rhode Island arc invited Chief of Staff did not require per­ Finally. Gur said that the deci­ to attend the ceremony which will mission m t he Premier to hold a sion to land at Nairobi, Kenya, TODAY: Jon Pavlow'1 love of nature, as of life, flourish• at the family's be held on Tuesday, July 27. at 8:30 press conference. They said he got before returning to Israel was made home in Warwick. Still undetvoing plastic surgery for ft.h ocan, he hen r .m. on the State House steps. his approval "from whoever he at the last minute in order to overcome the great.. danger of psychological scan as the Nlult of good In case of inclement weather, the should have gotten i1:· meaning ap­ hospitalize the wounded. "We forc­ medical attention, persistence and abounding family love. event will take place in the State parently, Defense Minister Shimon ed ourselves on the Kenyans: · he From Out Of The Ashes: Capitol rotunda. Peres. said . Mishkon Tfiloh Seeking Torah Students A Miracle Of Miracles Rabbi Emanuel Lazar, spiritual He added that he strives to avoid in the explanation of Judaism but By ltA~BARA WRONSKI him as a nearly complete leader of Congregation M ishkon imposing his ideas and opi ni ons also in my outlook on life. Whereas agricultural community. He told us, Tfiloh, expressed in telephone inter­ upon the group. New students may previously I was a pessimist I have "I looked like a piece of charcoal "All my life I have had an interest view this week the desire to en­ auend sessions at any time as new started to become an optimist. I storming into the clinic. They all in biology and the agricultural courage more attendees to the an d independent subject matter is realize that by having a strong fa ith thought I was crazy and were trying sciences. I have been working on Torah Studies sessions held eve ry discussed eac h week . Despite the in God an indi vidual ca n carry on to block my entry, so I started ning­ · dairy farms since I was about 9. I Wednesday night, 7:30 p.m .. at the open atmosphere, weekly alien- with e nthusiasm . The word ing people against the walls of the used to work on the Allen's small synagogue. Commenting that he dance has been lim ited to only five "enthusiasm .. is derived from the _ corridor to clear a path. I lifted up dairy farm, right here by Kent always reminds his students that. "I or six indivi duals. Underlining the word ·entheos' - meaning full of the head .nurse bodily, put her on a County Hospital." He told us he can only try:· Rabbi Lazar said he sig nifica nce of studyin~ Torah, God. An observant Jew is enthused cot and rolled her down the cor­ had been in the agricultural wishes to establish an atmosphere Rabbi Lazar stressed his concern with life because of his strong belief ridor to get her away from me. I program in high school and was a th at allows students to feel free to over the importance of a continuing in the Almighty. knew I had to bring down my body (Continued on page 10) "ask any questions they so desi re." education fo r all individ uals. Rabbi Lazar is a great teacher of temperature the fastest way I knew Com ment ing on this past the Torah. He goes into depth how. I had to get into a shower." Wednesday night session he told us, about the origins of customs and This is the shocking testimony of "At the outset of the Biblical por- meanin~ of the Torah. He shows one Jonathan Pavlow, son of Mr. Cathedral Of The Pines ti o n re ad this last Shabbat different sages· points of. view as and Mrs_ Harold Pavlow of 74 (Numbers: Chap. 30. Vs. 2-36 and well, Gilbert Street, Warwick, who will Chap. 36. Vs. 13-conclusive) we A person who is well versed in the be 29 on August 17, thanks to the - Services Slated Aug. 1 spoke of the sanctity of a vow. We Torah can therefore understand the grace of God. The 30th annual Jewish worship more than forty different religious should first and foremost clarify, in judicial aspect of life. Many laws Mr. Pavlow came ·10 our atten- services at the Cathedral of the denominations-Christian, Jewish, the light of the sages of the Talmud,. have been derived from Judaism lion in March, when we learned he Pines in Rindge, New Hampshire, Christian Scientist, Mormon and · if making a vow is a commandment and it is extremely helpful to know had won $2000 in the Rhode Island will be held at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, others have availed themselves of or, at best, only sanctioned by God about the religion. · Lottery and was up for the third August I, 1976. Services for this the facilities of this beautiful out­ - or, perhaps, even a prohibatory Currently, in the changing times Super Drawing, subsequently win- year will be conducted by Rabbi door place of worship. command. "What are the various of the world it is very easy to go \ . ning an additional $6000. Mr. - Arthur F. Starr, spiritual leader of The Altar of the Nation at the types of vows that usually prevail? astray from the teachings or the Pavlow told us, "I'm not a gambler, Temple Ada.th Y eshurum in Cathedral of the Pines attained the Under whose jurisdiction arc these sages. People are eager to be but -1 had read that the lottery Manchester, New Hampshire. status of a national shrine hoJ}oring , vows for annulment? Can a man or accepted and therefore conform should help the economy 1n the Musical settings for the liturgy will all military and civilian war dead, a woman write a letter to the proper readily. However, one must not state. It's an honest system, too - be sung by Cantor Barbara Her­ this by virtue of an Act of Congress. authorities - without having to follow deviating roads in life as he but I had figured out the odds of rriy man, the cantorial soloist. Its appointments contain stones appear before them - for the an- loses the true perspective of being a winning before I even bought my Rabbi Starr attended the Univer- from every state of the union and nulment of any vows? Can a man of good Jew. first ticket! I woii wilh my sixlh sity of Cincinnati and received a· B. from every part of the globe, each authority annul his own vows?" I hope I shall continue to gain a ticket. The odds against me even A. degree in Political Science. He a~ a tribute to some person or These were · the major questions · great deal of knowledge and un­ getting into the Super Drawing historic event. - Rabbi Lazar hoped lo touch upon derstanding in reference to Judaism were 250,000 to l." He further com- was an U. S. Army Chaplain at Ft. Operated as a public charitable in this particular session. and that some day I shall be able to mented that a relaxed atmosphere Bliss, Texas, before coming to Tem- trust, the Cathedral makes no ple Adath Yeshurum. Rabbi Starr During next week's class, carry on the mitzvah of marriage prevailed at the Chateau de Ville, is the past president of Manchester collections or charges of any kind, Wednesday, July 28, Rabbi Lazar and rearing a good Jewish family . where . the Super Drawing took Clergy Association and is a member being .supported mainly by volun­ said he will be reviewing in depth Sharen Davida Gleckman place, and that _the system was · of the Boarcl of Northeast Region tary contributions. Parking the following issues. "Is a com- Providence handled very effict~ntly. He ~dded • of Reform Rabbis. Rabbi and Mrs. facilities for thousands of cars are munity qualified to appoint a judge available. After each service, staff who is not qualified without creden­ The preacher states "The words ~~::;:no~~t;~r; the parents of three :~:I [~~I~~~ !~~~re~~e lecturers tell the story of the origin tials? What do we mean by a of the wise are as goads, and as nails supphes necessary informatton on of the Cathedral project and the qualified judge? Can a judge ab- Cantor Barbara Herman is a fastened are the words of. the tax and income ayeraging, but history of the many famous stones . · dicate his position because he is masters of assemblies, which are sends you the tax forms as well. graduate of Hebrew Union College­ imbedded in the Altar of the Nation afraid of one of the litigants?" School of Sacred Music. She served given from one shepard." A goad is The Herald, learning Mr. Pavlow and other appointments. Following arc two letters received , a stick .with a point used for prod­ had spent time in Israel, was more as Cantor from 1971 to 1973 at At the Jewish Service, the current by the /Jerald in praise of Rabbi Congregation Mishkan Israel, ding or urging animals. It is an interested in his experiences whilt-­ Sedra or portion of the Torah and Lazar's Torah Studies group. We irritating incentive. The Jews of to­ Hamden, Connecticut. In 1973, there than in his winning the of the Prophets will be read. A would like to share these with you. day need an irritating incentive to Cantor Herman join'ed Beth lottery. Only gradually, in inter­ booklet containing the entire ser­ wake up and discover their glorious Sholom Reform Temple in Clifton, view, did it ~ome apparent that vice is given td each attendant. IN THE MAIL past where the real va,lues and true New Jersey, and is principal of the this energetic, agile young man tru­ Arrangements are -in charge of For the past several years I have answers are found. ly represent a miracle of miracles. It 100 member religious school and Milton Posovsky, Barry Jaffe and been trying to find myself via is. necessary to backtrl!_ck here. , youth director of the 35 me,mber Morton Rose. Hosts at Hilltop courses, etc. The courses helped for Every week the bible study con­ youth group. She is married to Can­ House will be Mr. and Mrs. Leo a short time but tlien--1 found myself ducted by Rabbi Emanuel Lazar AF...... Ecaaeay tor Frederick Herman. Lakin of Gardner, Massachusetts. returning to a state of depression. wakes me up to the reality of Yid­ Jon Pavlow first went to Israel in _The Jewish Service, which an­ Torah assistants will be Louis · Evidently, I was not foliowing the dishkeit. It is amazing that a · November, 1969. He didn't go there nually · attracts as · many as five Weinstein of F'itchburg, right course of. action. graduate of a European Yeshiva because it was his homeland, or thousand people, is one of the many Massachusetts and Leo Lakin of This year I was introduced to a will give two hours of his precious because it is the Holy Land, but services held al the Cathedral Gardner. Ushers will be Morris study of the Torah in depth.·1 have time to teach Chumash along with because the small country interested throughout the summer. To d~te, Moses and Joel Rose. fo~nd it to be very helpful, not only (Continued on page 10) 1 2-THE RHODE, ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1976 SUBSCRIBE TO · the Herald, week. For information, call the Amin's alleged complicity with the and receive it in the mail every Herald at 724-0200. Editorial Reactions To hijackers and the inability of the civilized world and its institutions to help. The Milwaukee Journal NEW ENGLAND Israel's Ugandan Raid wrote: "The Israeli raid was outside For a change the "good guys" was not simply a threat lo Israel international law. Bu t so too are VISITS ISRAEL won. American editorial writers did because only Israelis and Jews we re nations when they give aid and ll] not pass up the chance to revel in held in the end, but rather a threat c omfort to h ijackers and their praise for a nation that, al lo world order and civilization terrorists." In the words of the New Ho-a-1nN1p1: COl'lftlatlGa, IMdhlrioM, great risk, responded to inter­ -itself. Next to the immediate saving York Amsterdam News of July 10, Orsaalzatlom, Com....ttles, Olllls, Profftlioaals national t~rrorism with a terrible of innocent lives, the most imp9r­ " Israel had' a right to be wrong." However, there were various Sept. 4-Sept. 19..:..."Bcth Am" Friends Visit to -Israel, led by swift blow. The Entebbe rescue tanl thing the raid apparently did Rabbi Jacob Greenfield operation was seen as an obvious was to bring out the pressing need reactions to Kirt Waldheim's label­ · Seft. 8-Sept. 22-Western Mass. -and Connecticut Valley act of self-defense, and the killing of fo r an international plan to deal ing the action "a violation of Ugan­ Tour, led by Eunice and Mel Lepow the hijackers, following Israel's with international terrorism . da's sovereignty." One paper (the S4ft. 12-Sept. 16--Second International Conference on forceful action, was seen as their Although Israel proved capable of Pillsburgh Press) found him a bit Quality Assurance in Developing Industries . just reward. handling this affair, the Boston nearsighted for focusing on a legal - Sept. 12-Sept. 17-30th Congress of the International Fisoal One paper, however, the Seallle S,lobe of July 7 cautioned that "the tech nicality rather than the core of Assoc. Post-Intelligencer of July 8, made admirable success of a swift.decisive the problem: "Instead of berating a Sept. 12-Sept. 17-Sccond International Congress of Eye the observation that "as a brave act and highly dramatic military act UN member fo r saving its nationals Research in the face of terrible odds, the raid may lend lo rccnforce the mistaken and st riking a blow against Sept. 14-Sept. JO-6th European Congress on Electron belief that there arc military le~ro ri sm, Secretary General Microscopy - demands admiration. As a tactic it may be already obsolete." No one / Solutions to problems, like those in Waldheim would do better to press Sept. IS-Sept. 29-Autumn Trip to Jerusalem, led by Mr. seriously considered the release of the Middle East, when the only real for more efTective curbs on the Michael Pickholtz dangerous practice of skyjacking." Sept. 19-0ct. 10-"Torah" Brotherhood Tour, led by Rabbi 53 terrorists as an alternative; it solutions will ultimately have lo be would have led lo an unparalleled political." " . . if the UN cannot agree on an E. Borowitz anti-terrorist program, its members Sept. 22-0ct. 6--Orthodox Rosh Hashonah Tour of Israel• wave of terrorism. The question of Israel's violation Newport Edito rial opinion was un ited in of Uganda's sovereignty hardly have lillle ground fo r complaint Sept. 27-0ct, 18-Brith Kodesh Center, led by Mr. Jack the evaluation that the hijacking troubled editorialists in view of ldi when a threatened nation decides to Manheimer take mailers into its own hands.'" Oct. 8--0ct. 21 -9th Congress of the Prophetic Word Up To US To Move American Embassy wro te the Ch ri sti an Science Monitor on July 9. Oct. 12-0ct. 26-Temple Emelh of South Brookline Trip lo ruled o ut a Syrian annexation of ByGUSedu Yet in a teller lo the Washington Israel Lebanon "not only because of the JERUSALEM (JTA): Foreign Post o r July 8, John Scali, fo rmer October J3-0ctoller 17-Third Israel International Cham• courage of the Maronitc (Christian) Minister Yigal Allon, addressing Ambassador of the Un ited States lo pio~ hip Regalia . people in Lebanon but also because the Jewish Agency's General the UN, poin1ed out that Mr. Oct. 17-Oct. ZS-28th Annual Congress of In ternational or the presence or Israel." He said Assembly on political mailers said Waldheim has been wo rking quietl y Federation of Thermalism and Climatism that so far the Arab states have not it was up lo American Jews lo see to "lo seek to persuade the UN Oct. 19-No,. 2-Newlo n Visits Israel and Rome, led by responded to Israel's challenge to Mayor Theodore Mann it that the next Administration in Gene ral Assc' mbl y l o a d op t negotiate a state of non-belligerency October 21-0ctober JI-North Shore Jewis h Federation. led Washington moves the U.S. Em­ meaningful joint action aga in st air­ pending a final peace sclllcmenl. hy Mr. Bob Brest bassy from Tel Aviv lo Jerusalem . cra rt hijacking and other terrorist Oct. 24-0ct. 30-Firsl World Jewish Fi lm and Television Both major American political par­ Allon said Egypt has remained acts." In defense of Mr. Waldheim, l·csti va l ties have gone o n record in favor or silent because it docs hot want lo Mr. Sca li also adds that the pri n­ Oct. 25-No,. 8-Hadassah, led by Mrs. Bea Garber the move and a specific com­ take another step o n its own after cipal of territorial sovereignty " is Oct. 25-No,. II-Temple Beth Zion to Israel & Amsterdam, mitment lo it is contained in the last fall's second Sinai interim ensh rined in the UN Charter which led by Rabbi Aivadia Rosenberg Democratic Party's platform for agreement. Syria wi ll not move Mr. Wa ldheim is sworn to uph old Oct. 25-No,. IS-22nd Men's and Women's Chess Olympiad 1976 which was adopted al the because of its involve ment in no mailer ho w noble the motive of nominating convention in New Lebanon and Jordan because of its the transgressor.'' Nov. I-Nov. IS-Framingham Jewish Community Center York last week. But Allon urged commitment to the Rabal summit Senior Citizens; led by Mr. Peter Merles One can thus see that the consen­ Nov, I-No,. IS-Temple Mishkan Telila, led by Rabbi and pressure from American Jews to decision designating the PLO as sus or editorial opinion here in the Mrs. Israel Kaz is _ make su re the promise is fulfilled . represent atives or the Palestinians, U.S. holds th at I) Israel was backed "Why is it that the American Am­ All on said. Regarding the decision up agai nst the wa ll and acted in a November 1-Nonmber 22-Fairwood Group, led by Rev. to undertake the July 3 rescue Victor Abram bassador can present his credentials praiseworthy manner; 2) Israel's ac­ November 6-Nonmber I I-International Conference on in Jerusalem but he cannot li ve o peration in Entcbbe, Uganda, tion points out the sore need for Gastrointestinal Cancer here' Why can he meet here but be Allon said, " Everybody has hi s own intern ati onal cooperation lo thwart November 7-No,ember 17-Mainc Pilgrimage Tour, led by deprived of the pleasure of living in version of the way the decision was terro ri sm; 3) the violation of Ugan­ Mrs. Belly Teschner · · Jerusalem?" Allon asked . The issue taken, but this is not a time to check da's territory does not in any way No,. 8-No,. 18-Annual Fall Tbur to Israel No. I, led by Mr. was raised during a special versions. Each decision involved in compromise Israel's moral justifica­ S. Heller Bicentennial session of the Knesset the operation was taken un­ tion for her actions. · No,. 8-No, 22-Annual Fall Tour to Israel No. 2, with Eilat last week by Likud leader animoualy by the three ministers in­ option ' Menachcm Bcigin who observed volved - the Premier, Defense REHOVOT No,ember 16-No,ealler 21-World Union of Progressive that Jerusalem is the only capital in Minister and Foreign Minister. " ,\ new "guided missile'" strategy Judaism - which the U.S. Ambassador is not a for th e treatment of cancer was an­ ' No,emller 22-No•emller 27-World Council Meeting:United BUDGET INCREASE lll>uru:ctl hy Weizmann Institute resident. Ambassador Malcolm J ERUSALEM: According to Synagogue of America ' Toon, who allended the session, researchers Professors Michael Sela 20-Fourth World Congress of Treasurer Arych Dulzin, the Jewish ~Mer 13-Decniller remarked later, " I did not agree to and Ruth Amon an d th e ir Engineers ahd Architects Agency's budget for 1976-77 has everything Mr. Beigin said." colleagues in the Institutes December 18-Decniller 27-Educational Leadership Tour to been approved al $502 million as Referring to other mailers, Allon C hemical Immun o l ogy the Holyland, led by Mr. M. Lepow ' compared with S473 million the told the Assembly delegates that he Derartment. Dec. 18-Ju. 2-Temple Shalom of Newton, led by Rabbi year before_. Murray Rothman •( rt•es 1• survived by two sons, Irving of Dec. 20-Ju. 3-Third Annual Family Tour of Israel, led by Ob l s · Lauderhill, Florida, and Stuart of Rabbi Arthur Chiel ._ ___ .... ___ """""""'"!!!!!""""""..--,--..,ua ______...... Hollywood, Florida; one sister, Decniller JO.Deceaer 23-lnternational Conference on REBECCA SANDLER Cutler, 53, who died suddenly while Beatrice C. Mal of Pawtucket; two Pedestrian Safctl' • Funeral services were held in on vacation, were held on July 18 at brothers, Nat hap Cutler o f Decealler JO.Decnihr 27-First l~ternational Conference Worcester, Massachusetts, on July the Riverside Memorial Chapel, Cranston and Joseph Cutler of on Cycling 14 for Rebecca Sandler, 80, of 629 Hollywood, Florida. Burial was in Pawtucket; and one grandchild. Decealler 26-Ja-,, 5-Greater Boston Family Mission, led Salisbury Street in Worcester, a Sharon Memorial Park, Fort A Martin Cutler Memorial hy Mr. Sid Heller Providence native, who died July 13 Lauderdale. He was the husband of Plaque Fund has been established c- Ju. 9-Ju. 19-Fourth Annual lnterfeith Mission, icd by at the St. Vincent Hospital there. Sarah (Buckler) Cutler. 0 Temple Beth Sholam, 1400 North Rabbi Murray Rothman, Rev,• Joseph Bullock, Rev. Alvin Burial was in Uncoln Park Born in Providence, MT. Cutler 46th Avenue, Hollywood, Florida Porteous · - Cemetery, Warwick. was the son of Yetta Cutler, former- 33021. Ju. 12-Ju. Z6-Temple Israel, led by Rabbi Oscar Rosen­ A daughter of the late Barnet and ly of Providence and now of Miami, b_aum Ida Fain, she was born March 29, and the late Samuel Cutler. At one WUIS SCHWARTZ Ju. 18-Ju. 28-First CongregationaJ,.Church, led by Rev. 1896, moving to Worcester in 1937. · time he owned Martin's Auto Seat James Williams · funeral services were held Mon­ She was a ·member of Temple Covers in Central Falls, and had day, July 19, at Sugarman ·1111s Is a partial liltlail af ll1•11e ■ l11.a 1rci■,s. Emanuel and its Sisterhood. lived in Florida for the past 12 Memorial Chapel for Louis Am ••ailaMe. are Er Al'• ally P'Gllf tNn. She leaves a son, Jerald Sandler years. He was the owner and Schwartz, 77, of the Jewish Home of Worcester; three brothers, founder of United Canvas In: for _.e lafc,,-tloR, COlllild y1111r El Al lnl•tl qent or: for the Aged, who died at the home Archie, Irving and Jack Fain, all of dustries in Fort Lauderdale. after a three-year illness. He was the El Al ISRAEL AIRLINES Providence; four sis ters, Mrs. A World War II veteran, Mr. husband of Bessie (Kownski) Lester Emers and Mrs. Leo Rosen Cutler was a member of Temple 607 BOYLSTON SHEET Schwartz. Burial was in Lincoln of Providence, Mrs. Nathaniel Beth Sholam of Hollywood, Park Cemetery. IOSTON Tel.: 617-267-9220 Feingold of Westboro, Florida, as well as of B' nai B'rith, Mr. Schwartz was born in Massachusetts, and Jeannette the Jewish War Veterans Post 613 · ••lll'A ■ L A.L ...... Austria on March I, 1899, the son Kausman of Dallas, Texas; and two of Florida, Gerald Clamon Post of TH IS LISTI NG IS A SERVICE OF THE of the late Charles arid Frances ISRAEL GOVERNMENT TOURIST OFFICE granddaughters. Rhode Island and the Chamber of Schwartz . He had been a EASTERN REGION MARTIN CUTLER Commerce. Providence resident for more than Funeral services for Martin Besides his wife and mother, he is 60 years. His first wife, Mary (Belsky) Schwartz, died in 1970, He was a / Jewish bread baker in the SUGARMAN MEMORIAL CHAPELS Providence area for more than 4 7 years before retiring 12 years ago. He was a past president of the 0 HOME OF TRADITIONAL 331-8094 Providence Chapter of Local No. '· 458 HOPE STREET 45 of the Boston Bakers Union and JEWISH SERViCES c«. Hape & °'¥1 Ave. a member or Congregation PROVIDENCE Mishkon Tfilah. FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS Besides his wire, he is survived by j · two sons, Samuel Schwartz of New York City and Harold SchJ1Vartz of 487-7750 Providence; two daughters, Sylvia 1924 ELMWOOD AVE. Mandell of Providence and Roslyn WARWICK Friedland of West Hartford, lEWIS J. IOSl.81, R.E. 1114 FLORIDA Connecticut; a brother, Frank 1 I (305) 161-9066 Schwartz of Miami Beach, Aorida; and 13 1randchildrcn. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD .. FRIDAY, JULY 2-3, 1976-3 JEWISH ENCYCtoPEDIA · 'Dateline Israel' , · 1901.,... The Jewish Encyclopedia b~gan to appear: Its publication Adds 13 Programs ·' · remains one of ih_C: greatest Jewish ,BOSTON: Thirteen n~w . cultural . ,chieye~ts of modern programs in the Anti-Defamation : t' _. : .. ;-: -. ' League of B'nai B'rith "Dateline Israel" radio series are being made. · -. ·<-,~ (aisine a available by ADL to some 35() stations in Ncw·Engl_and as,a public ~· --~~Ml'!' TraditiOII service. The series, taped in Israel by Arnold Forster, ADL associate atlee!.s director and· general counsel, con­ sists of 15-minutc interviews on wide-ranging topics regarding Israel and the Middle East. Series includes "Face to Face," in which Geri. Aaron Yaariv, chief Israeli ncgoti;ltor of the Egyptian­ Israeli disengagement agreement, Terrace describes what happened at Kilometer IOI; "Soldier Turned If you ore looking for a superior Chi­ nese dining experience, the Cathay Ter• Diplomat," with Uri Ben-Ari, a race offers only the finest in ,quality, general now serving as consul service and charm that will bring you general in New York, who relates bock again and again. war with diplomacy and compares 2099 POST RD. Israeli and Arab military men; Across from State Airport "Author, Author," with Hanoch WARWICK, R.I. Bartov, prize-winning author, 738-7000 playwright and journalist, who ~ describes the effect of 28 years Open Daily from 4 p .m . of war on the Israeli psyche. till midnite, Sunday noon Two programs on women arc en­ till midnite. titled "A Woman in the House," in Cocktail Lounge Doily which Esther Herlitz, a member of t;H I a .m. the Knesset compares the woman's movements of Israel and the U. S., and "'The Integrated Israeli ,"" with Tamar Eshcl, head of the Women NEW LOOK FOR YOUR HOME OR OFFICE Workers· Council, on the shaping of Israeli society by women from 25 JACK'S FABRICS GINSBERG-MARKS nations. In two programs on Bccrshcva, FOR ROBBINS STUDIO "The Mayor of Bccrsheva" and CUSTOM DRAPES " Building Beersbeva," city officials SLIPCOVERS Miss Lois Ann Marks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Marks of 13 tell how in two generations a desert Paine Avenue, Cranston, was married at a 12 noon ceremony at Temple community grew into a metropolis WINDOW SHADES Emanu-EI on May 30 to Howard Alan Ginsberg. He is the son of Mrs. of I 10,000. Two other programs IEDSPRUDS Joseph Ginsberg of 20 Belair Avenue, and the late Joseph Ginsberg. feature Dr. Geoffrey Bcrlync, the UPHOLSTERING Rabbi Joel Zaiman; Rabbi Meir Lasker, great uncle of the bride; and noted physician. In "Doctor in the Cantor Ivan Perlman officiated at the ceremony. Miss Marks was given in Desert" he tells why he left New marriage by her father. York and London for the Negev, CALL She wore a gown of white silk organza with bishop sleeves, fitted bodice and in "The Desert and the Human 725-2160 and high neckline, all embellished with Venice and cluny lace. The full cir­ Body" he describes advances made cular skirt and attached chapel train were edged in a ruffie of matching in Israel in the treatment of kidney 725 DEXTER ST. lace, an open camclot with matching lace and a lace-edged mantilla and disease. CENTRAL FALLS cathedral veil. She carried white roses and baby's breath. "The Falashas of Ethiopia" Matron of honor was Mrs. Edward Newman. She wore a gown and HOURS: 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 centers on a group of black Jews I ( nowers ,of light blue. Other attendants included Mrs. Thomas Costello, who have retained a unique Miss Nancy Adams, Mrs. Mark Richards and Miss Deborah Sloane, the religious identity for centuries, and bridegroom's niece. "Flight to Freedom" focuses on Dr. David Hochman served as best man. Ushers included Alan Hochman; Yirmiyahu Branover, international­ Leon Golden, nephew of the bridegroom; David Marks, brother of the ly acclaimed physicist, who left the bride; and Edward Newman. Soviet Union after a long battle, to Following a wedding trip to Scandinavia and the Netherlands, the cou­ carry on his work at Ben Gurion ple will set up residence in West Warwick.. University. The last two programs"' in the Mount Sin~1i Myasthenia Gravis Foundation series arc "A Christian Defines Zionism," with Rev . Malcolm Forming New Medical Library Boyd, an Episcopal priest known Mcn1orbl The Rhode Island ·chapter of the Sturdy, Hadassah, Hebrew Univer­ for bringing Christians and Jews for Ch~1pd Myasthcnia Gravis Foundation sity in Israel and the MG Founda­ joint prayer at ·the Western Wall, recently held a committee meeting tion. and "Hclg for the Handicapped," a for the preparation of a new look at advances in rehabilitation at The library committee consists of Alyn, Israel's feading center for dis­ Myasthcnia Gravis medical library chairman Jane Paster, medical at the home of Irving D. Paster, abled youth. librarian; William Muller, printing; "Dateline Israel" programs may Rhode Island chapter chairman. Irving D. Paster, designer; Robert The group completed tentative be ordered through AOL's New Colwell, fund raising; and Ev.clyn England Regional Office, 72 with every provision for comfort~ plans .for editing the new MG Colwell, treasurer. library. The organization is a non- Franklin Street, Boston, privacy, dignity. profit organization. . Robert Colwell.has thc'fund rais- Massachusetts. The Rhode Island chapter will ing committee beginning to raise donate the rfew medical library, $2,500 to complete this much need- A Belgian Honored free, to 17 hospitals in Rhode Island ed project which will fill the gap and elsewhere. The libraries will now existing for a quick and easy For Noted Courage • conveniently located in safe neighbor- contain all up-to-date information reference system for any physician NEW YORK: The New York hood on every phase .of Myasthenia to acquaint himself with this Board of Rabbis hosted a luncheon • seating on one floor for up to 500 Gravis, compiled in two volumes dangerous and sometimes fatal dis­ at its headquarters here at which ( 500 pages) with all biology ease. Ii will also supply important time it honored the Belgian consul • no stairs to dimb · references. information on quick action for general, Rene Van Hauwermeiren, • mourners driven into building on 4th Hospitals selected to receive the treatment. The fund raising com­ and through him, the Belgian street ' so they do not face inclement MG libraries include Rhode Island, mittee hopes to raise the necessary government itself. weather and retain privacy, · . Miriam, Pawtucket, Woonsocket, funds by the end of August in order The citation.presented to the con­ Fogarty, Roger Williams, St. to print the medical library. Further sul general noted not only the ~ spacious family room with living-room Joseph's, Kent County, South information may be obtained by hospitality his government ac­ comfort · · County, Westerly, Newport, Brown contacting the MG Foundation, RI corded the World Jewish communi­ · • itemized pricing as recommended by Medical University, Rhode Island · ~!,';pter, 6 Gcrtrud5 Avenue, Rum­ ty, but abo its courage in resisting Medical Center, Trusdale, Union, ford 02916. . , the demands of the Arab world and· New· York Attorney General ·Louis Lef­ the Soviet Government, that , kowitz, with complete services from Birth Pangs_Of Th~ V~T Belgium cancel the Second World $395 ...... , .. . The value added tax, which came poses. F1hng receipts makes sure Conference on Soviet Jewry, held in • confidential telephone quotations and into force at midnight, is being that the same bill is not paid twice. Brussels recently. · pre-arrangements available, a~ . recom­ received among the general public Drawing up accounts helps the en- started by the tax officials in a spirit of gloomy resignation. trepreneur to know what is happen- mended by U.S. Federal Trade Commis­ themselves. It is reminiscent of the sion The absence of enthusiasm is due ing to his business. strike that marred the opening of not so much, as might have been The introduction of Y':' T would Ashdod port 12 years ago, and expected, to the addition or yet have been a more ~usp1c1ous event • All services directed -by MitchelL:as did wh[ch served as a portent. his Father and Uncle ... and Grand- another financial burden, but rather had it replaced, as 1t was meant to, Several hard tests thus face to the administrative complications all the other indirect taxes - or Finance Mi.nister Rabinowitz fat~t ... since the 1870's. · that enwrap it. almost all. Customs, of course, has (sponsor of this tax reform) from r I • Treasury experts blithely assure to remain, and the lu~u~y tax; but the word go. t '.,.,,.~ everybody that, like diving into a no more_thap_th~t. As-111s, ._ the s~les .< • • • Mount Sinai Memorial Chapel, pool on a winter's day, tllc begin- tax 1s with us stJll, and the cxc•s~, ,825 Hope St. al th• corner of 4th in Provid_tncc.­ ning is the worst. You gradually get and t_he stamp dues. And more 1s SUBSCRIBE TO the Herald, ',33J-l337 In Flo(i

By JACOB NEUSNER the rich suburbs of Johannesburg · because that was expected, trying Worth What lo do? My advice was and Capc_Town. 10· concentrate on the requirements ly Sym,1 Porter contradictorsy. It was to intensify· The other is the little bells. As I of a rather strange ;ind highly for­ · 1he work of the two leading, •and said, certain kinds of·work are for mal system of social relations. mutually contemptuous, Jewish or­ ·the black, "kaffir-work," I believe Only when, en route from Jo­ responsibility to investigate com­ _ganization, the South African Jew­ is the word. ("Kafrir" is not used hannesbur_g to London, I c-.tme to plaints, and the staff and power to ish Board of Deputies and the in liberal society.) One sort is the Smuts International Airport for intervene in regulatory matters on South African Zionist Federation. serving o_r · food. When families the last iime. did I rebel. If~...._ Jlamy behalf of the consuming and using The latter should, I think, in­ eat, the lady of the· house has a I got a dolly, put my own lug­ Carter were to lleco ■ e U. S. public. President Ford has declared tensify its eHorts to stimulate ali­ little bell. This she rings when gage on it. pushed it myself to the Pn1WeM Carter, wllat wOllhl It he would veto such an agency; yah, concentrate on aliyah 10 the there is work to be done, And the check-in line. and loaded it myself - to y.. , uy Americu cot1- Carter would embrace it. e"olusion of all else. Every Jewish blatk man and lady come in. on the scale- not to deprive the a ■■ er I ■ to4ay'• J••1Ie ·of a • Break up the so-called activity under Zionist auspicts or hands appropriately covered in porter of hi s wages, but to give ■arketplac,e! "sweetheart arrangements" influence- and that must mean. in white gloves, and bring the food myself, for the first time in three ,\. The strongest defender of con­ between regulatory officials and the context. every Jewi~ act1v1- and lake away the plates. I do not weeks, the pleasure of raisin!½ a sumer interests in the White House industries they are supposed to ty- sh,c uld center upon the urgen­ live in a level of American society hand in labor. however slight. It in memory - with bis en­ monitor by restricting revolving ·CY of aliyah. for the welfare of the in which people have servants. was no ones busi ness but mine, dorsements already ranging from door careerism. This would be on South African Jewish community Among many things which made and I m~ant only lo use my own an independent federal consumer top of the "sunshine law." Carter itself. three weeks in the Republic into a a~ms and muscles in my own ser­ protection agency "with a lot of sees no reason why a public official The Board of Deputies, ·by con­ trial, I think ii was the hearing of vice. power, authority and visibility and should accept a gift of any kind, ad­ trast, stands for the continuity and the little bells. the pretense of a It was my way of asserting iny total backing from the White vocates full disclosure of of­ legitimacf of Jewish· life in South life oF leisured wealth by rather humanity. bearing meaning only in House" to an all-inclusive ficeholders' financial interests. Africa. ordinary folk living on ordinary in­ that utterly fre aked-out context of "sunshine law," which would • Kill the spoils system of ap­ Thal group, in my judgment, comes. which came to svmbolize Calvinist Christia nity, white su­ "force open the dcliberatiqns of the pointing officials. Says Carter: "I've should engage in a vast program the country and its white minority. premacy. Jewish time-serving and executive and legislative branches traveled to a lot of foreign countries of public relations (in the Ameri­ There is nothing degrading about enjoyment of life"s comforts: but of government to let people know and sometimes, when I've gone into can sense), lo reach out 10 all pop­ serving fo od and helping people to also of Jewish. Chri stian. Moslem. who votes how." the American embassy, I've been ulations in the country and 10 raise their families. But the noti on white, brown. ye ll ow, and black Th~ above may sound like quite a disgusted to see sitting there a fat, teach the Facts of the devotion and of waiters and waitresses in pri­ a nguish. suffering. self-sacrifice. mouthful of liberal mush, but bloated, rich, ignorant campaign contribution or South African Jew­ vate homes, si lently gliding in and and. despite all things, hope. I Carter apparently isn't kidding one contributor to Richard Nixon who ry to the liFe or the Republic. on out in response to a bell. seemed came to South Africa Suid Af­ bit. Says He: can't even speak the language of the the one side, a nd or Judaism as a . to me grotesq ue and cont emptibl e. rika. I left A,ania. God ble,s Af­ "I intend a year from now to be country he's in." li vi ng religion, on the other. For three weeks I abided by ri ca . the top consumer advocate in this • More completely control lob­ The Jews, fo r their part, need to the rules, carefully readin g the country, if I'm elected. I'm tired of byists and their activities. He would reach out to these same groups. signs on public toilets to find the ( l'ro{l!l.Hlf J\',..,110,er ;\ author of seei ng people whom I care about extend federal linancing of elections learn the other languages. Afri­ one for white males, employing lm•i1a1io11 to the Talmud f /-l arpt!r get cheated, and this is permitted lo congressional races and, for kaans should become a la nguage pprters to carry my att~che case. & Ro,, I and otht•r ho11J.. .f.) a nd even condoned now, and ii has example, make certain that the At­ of daily use within Jewry, and the got to be changed." Carter has, in torney General job would not be history and cu lture of the Afri­ fact, set a speaking engagement given as a reward to a successful kaans people should be kncrwn and before a Ralph Nader Public campaign manager (both Robert shared among Jews. just as Jews Ed·itor~s Mailbox Citizen Forum for after the end of Kennedy and John Mitchell were in Quebec know and love French this convention (postponed from active campaign directors). language a nd culture. June). • Aggressively work for a much Positions in Jewish studies If International law Is lacking Spccilically. Carter would: stronger anti-trust program. "'The should be created in the univer­ • "Completely reorga ni ze the farmer sufTers and the consumer sities of the Afrikaans. Indian, co l­ executive branch of this nation's suffers'' from our "very serious ored and black-African popu­ Country Must Protect Its Own government" t o increase monopolistic arrangement in this lations wherever they a re accept­ In 1904 Ahmed Raisuli . a Mo­ Some years ago when a vi~itor government accountability, greater country on food," he says. citing ed. To provide faculty For such po­ roccan brigand. kidnapped an commented that Israe l also openness and at the same time im­ the upsurge in the price of sugar in sitions, and races. native South American na med Ion Perdicaris seemed to have its th ieves, Ben proved efficiency, reorganization, 1974 as an instance. Africans. of , a ll language 'groups, and held him for ransom. Presi­ Gurion remarked th at thieves, con and simplicity of government • Encourage consumer groups to dent Theodore Rooseve1t ·s re­ should be rec ruited For study in men and prostitutes wcr a sig n of bureaucracy. 'Tm going to do it create and operate consumer co~ sponse was prompt. He imme­ the relevant fields of Jewish learn­ a country"s mat urity. primarily because the American ops: back federa l standards for state diately ordered warships to Tan­ people are sick of the bureaucratic no-fault insurance programs: help ing and sent abroad- to the Stale A cou ntry can truly be said to gier and Secretary Milton Hay confusion in Washington ... with full funding of neighborhood of Israel. Europe and North have reached nationhood when it America - for doctorates. sent his famous telegram. ··Per­ "When I was governor (of legal aid fo r the poor: strengthen dicaris ali ve or Raisuli dead.·· Sul­ ca n say to Uganda. ·· return Dora In thi s way Jewish culture may Georgia) I had no idea whom to call small claims courts; go all-out on a tan Abd-al-Aziz IV immediately Block alive or her murderers be better known, and the Jews be dead•· and be prepared to back in Washington lo get answcis lo consumer education program in our secured his release. anything, because the system is so schools lo leach both yo ung a nd old perceived as they are: anoth er her demand. When International When the news of the successful complex." His solution in Georgia the basics of consumer rights and variety of South African. A coun­ Law is lacking, a country must.be commando raid on Entebbe Air­ was lo set up a toll-free line lo help protection. "Most of the consumers cil of Jews. Christians, and. in prepared to protect her citizens port was a nnounced, instead of re­ Georgia citizens with complaints being treated the worst can't read or Natal and the Cape. where there wherever they ma y be. are large Indian (Pakistani) popu­ lief that a major tragedy had been and requests for information. A call write well. They're hard to reach for nurrowly averted, the United Na­ A British diplomat stated: by an illiterate Georgian, for consumer groups.•• _ lations, Moslems, should be orga­ "Uganda today is one of the truly ni zed for projects of mutual under­ tions bitterly condemned Israel for instance, would connect the citizen In this area of consumerism - "wanton aggression·· against evil places in the world."" It is this standing and cooperation. Much with his congressional represen­ and extending into child care, food Uganda and immediately took c2untry which heads the Organiza­ can be done lo persuade others tative handling federal matters stamps, environmental protection steps to have her condemned in tion of African Un it y that clamors (Social Security checks) or the that Jews belong in and to the Re- - Carter is clearly tending toward the U.N. The fact that an old . ill, for equal rights for blacks in Rho­ agricultural official in charge of . , public. have contributed and now the very liberal. Whal he could helpless woman was dragged from desia and South Africa. ~ontribute to its culture and pros­ scale weight accuracy in markets, achieve, though, is a giant question her hospital bed and murdered DR. JAY N. FISHBEIN etc. mark - should he become perity. and above all. share in its East Providence future. ' was completely ignored. ' • Strongly support an " Office of President in this economic era. Citizen Advocacy," which would Copyright 1976 Field Enterprises, But what can be done to per­ have both the power and the Inc. suade the Jews of these same. · facts·> For they are neither iion­ Advises Check On Mezuzot ists (since they remain and If your mezuzah is more than a unkosher. They' re either printed, Dayan Urges Diaspora evidently plan lo remain in the couple years old, the chances are instead of handwritten, or the let­ .Republic) •• nor diasporists (since. good it needs to be checked. Heat. ters have faded. Or the mezuzah To Send Young People :. •vhile remaining, they talk in- cold and humidity dry out the ink. wasri't written properly in the first . By DAVID LANDAU the country for varying periods to place. And the only reliable way cessantly of emigration. and even so it cracks. And if just one letter JERUSALEM: Former Defense make them aware of the "living :- buy diamonds for the day they will is either cracked or faded, the to tell if your mezuzah is kosher is Minister ·Moshe Dayan urged that history of the land. " •• have to leave). 10 inspect it. whole mezuzah becomes posul diaspora Jews send their young peo­ Relines So-riet Oalml -~ To me two things -symbolize the (unfit). If you want your mezuzot ple to Israel "even if only for short Jewish Agency treasurer Leon ,,-,prdinary folk. not the students or' What's more, even if your checked. call or write the Mitzvah periods" in order to "fire them with Dulzin, addressing the same session Campaign. P.O. Box 9582, Provi­ industrialists. the prisoners _or con­ mezuzah isn't very old. it still national pride" and thereby con­ of the war veterans' assembly, dence. Rhode Island. We'll come ~ience or the exiles. should be ·checked to ~cc if it's tribute to the continuity of the refuted Soviet claims that aliya was out arid check your mezuzot. free. One is the buying of diamonds, kosher. Unfortunately. up lo 80% Jewish people. down because Soviet Jews were no If they need fixing, we'll try to fix while remaining cc:,mfortably in of all the mezuzot in the U.S. are longer interested in emigrating to them. If they can't be fixed, we'll Only Israel can "inject into them Israel. let you know. a feeling of being Jewish," Dayan told the World Assembly of Jewish According to Dulzin, there arc The mitzvah of mezuzah is very War Veterans here. He claimed that some 160,000 visa applications pen­ important because it not only sym­ except for the Olthodox, it was ding in the USSR, but only 9,000 bolizes .the sanctity of the Jewish becoming increasingly difficult to Soviet Jews were permitted by the home. it actually helps protect distinguish between Jews i"n authorities to leave during 1975. your house and all its contents. As Western countries and their non­ He said about 50,000 affidavits King David says in our Psalms. Jewish neighbors in either their were sent from Israel to Jews in the "G-d will guard your going out lifestyles or thought processes . Soviet Union in 1975. at the request . -==~:..~.. - . . of Jews seeking exit visas. and homecoming now and for­ Dayan noted that aliya figures ~ MAIUNG ==-=l::: ~::~~::::. ~=~•724-0200 He said the affidavits bore Of11C1i"14.,...... ~ . IJ. 02t14 , ever." Which means that G-d will were low, conceding that there were C1iUA ZUCl'.IBIIG•••.•.. , ••,. •• , •••.•••.••....••...... •.••.••• .•••••••••••.•••..•.•••••...•.....•..•.•. Monotin9 lditet witness to family ties between the protect you for the sake of the many unattractive features about IABAIA WIIOffS«I ...... : •....•.. ; .•...... •. , , ... , . • ...... , • lclf'- l\PPlicants and their relatives in mezuzah on your doorpost not life in Israel. But it is the very Israel and helped people leave un­ only while you·re home. but even blemishes that should serve as a ...... der . the family reunification =::,,.~-= =-~c.:"'------...... - while you·re away. challenge lo Jews to come to Israel _,...,.,...... _ ..::rJ= ~-= =--·~~-:~ For more information. as well program which the Soviets say they and play a part in COl'l"ecting them, honor. as for your check-up. write the he said . _,...,_...... ,., ... _....______.. _,.,..,__,..... ______,.._.-lfythe Dulzin disclosed that since 1970, .n----,-~~,_....,.-"'~ ·"•""'MI-• Mitzvah Campaign. Or call 272- 6772. He suggested that "a major part" 120,000 Jews left the Soviet Union , of the funds raised for Israel by and 106,000 of them came to Israel. • LEIB ESTRIN Jews abroad should be channeled Of the latter, about 5,000 left sub• ,. l ~ 1 ~ * f J "t' f:RIDAY1 JULY. 23, J9'l6 , ....., ~ .t ~ ...... , ... T J,_: < •• '~ ' 0 l>roviderice-' liiinfp,ojeetHe~~tly,t&•...... ~ -- THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1976-5 HIGH _PRODU,CT INTEREST doubles newspaper ad readership. Saciet-y RESERVE YOUR DATE NOW · RECEIVFS MASTER'S "FOR THE 1976"'.77 SEASON Miss Karen R. Shlcvin, daughter of Mr.· and Mrs.·Samu~I Shlcvin of Wedding & Bar Mitzvah Ceremonies 224 Raleigh Avenue, Pawtucket, Organized and Conducted received her master of social work dcgfee from the U nivcrsity of Connecticut School of Social Work. GLENN JORDAN Orchestras Miss Shlcvin received her BA in Sociology at the University of 11 FIELDING ROAD CRANSTON 785-0434 Rhode Island in 1973. She is "PRIVATE PARTIES OUR SPECIALTY" presently in the employ of the Jewish Family Services in Albany, New York. FlllST CHILD Mr. and Mrs. Barry Kaplan of -130 Fordson Avenue, Cranston, an­ .STUil- lllOIIIC8UITI, IAINIAI -ICE SUJal• OUI YOUNGII SET: "- Mic'-' nounce the birth of their first child, FIEE• Rental Equipment ..,J;t•ble Gelacle, the •wn-month-elcl..., • a daughter, Melissa Ruth, on July OUI YOUNOII SIT:.,__~ Mr· and Mrs. Jules Gelacle of 4. Mrs. Kaplan is the former Pearl Zudi ...... , three ,.... .w, ii the Ml-PUII--AllftAII Provlclence, was Nm December 15• Eisenstadt. , ..., « Mr. and Mn. Nathan A. Lon's .-temal 9,ancl-tfMr II Maternal grandparents arc Mr. Zuclierller9 ef. Ac ten, • THE "NICEST" SUIIIIEm■ES ARE AT HOIIOWACK • Mrs. Louie Kenner. Hi. pat-I • and Mrs'. Later Eisenstadt of 52 Massachuoeth. Gt-andpar.ts - l'erfect family •~: Call - for brochure and ..-1 9,andparenh are Mr. and Mn. loris Sunset Terrace, Cranston. Paternal Cella Zudi ...... , ...... ,_ and Tiil llw Elll:1111 ■ 111 · 11111 ll-,n■lla • S.,... Illy ca■, Gelacle. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. P'wnluyn • · • Dietary Gourmet Cuisine • Separate Teen Program. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllarn N. Irv • Florence Blld•teln, ¥our Super-Hoatsl Anti-Wife Beating Stanley T. Kaplan of 144 Concord West c.-.1, Ma_...._. CAU TOLL FREE: Avenue, Cranston. . I ' I ' (~ I'/ , Measure Propos ed Great grandparents include Sadie Great 9randrnether l1 ,.nnle I , I , .,,;, • I 800-431-2212 JERUSALEM (JTA): Marcia Eisenstadt and Ida Gregerman. Hemb « ...... W...Ce. N.Y.C.DIRa:T WIMI 212-279-7290 SPRING GLEN. N.Y. 12'85 / 914-647-tllOO _Freedman, of the Independent Socialist faction, proposed legisla­ Air fraKt Executive T"-ks lsnel hr Rts

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SINGLE ADULTS The Single Adult Club of the Jewish Community Center invites si ngles 35 and over to a barbcquc and splash party at the Center from noon until 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, July 25. Interested persons arc ask­ ed to call the Center and register for Apply'ri.OW for a this event at 861-8800.

MELA VE MALKA home itnprovetnent loan The Dormitory Division of the Providence Hebrew Day School, in conjunction with the Mitzvah Cam­ paign and the Providence-Fall at Citizens Bank. River chapter of NCSY arc plan­ ning a Mclavc Malka honoring those Jewish families who have recently arrived from the Soviet Union. The Mclavc Malka is set for Saturday night, August 7. at 9 p.m. Home Improvement Loans at the Providence Hebrew Day School, 450 Elmgrove Avenue. It will feature an evening of Jewish 2 YEARS 3 YEARS 4 YEARS 5 YEARS music and thought in both Russian 24 MONTHS 36 MONTHS 48 MONTHS 60 MONTHS and English. Refreshments will be AMOUNT Monthly Monthly Monthly Month ly served. The entire Providence BOAAOW£0 Total note Total not"e payment Total note payment Total note payment (ln<: ludln& l:t,::j~', (including (including · (i "Cluding (1nc ludin1 (including (includi ng Jewish community is invited. Interest) Interest) lnteresl) internt) 1nternt) i nterest) interest) interest) Anyone wishing to help is en­ $ 54.15 couraged to contact Mrs. Leib $2000.00 $2293.20 $ 95.55 $2443 .32 $ 67.87 $2599.20 Estrin at 272-6772 or Michael Weiner at 751-0035 . 3000.00 3439.92 143.33 3664.80 101.80 3898.56 · 81.22 ECOLOGY AW ARENFSS 4000.00 4586.40 191.10 4886.64 135.74 5198.40 108.30 $5521.80 $ 92.03 The Pawtucket Public Library and Ecology Action for Rhode Island will co-sponsor a series of 5000.00 5733.12 238.88 6108.12 169.67 6498.24 135.38 6902.40 115.04 Ecology Awareness programs dur­ ing August. accenting problems ~nd Annual Percentage Rate: 13.50% solutions for the Blackstone Valley environment. They will be held every Wednesday in the Library Perhaps you have been thinking about making things a auditorium from 7 to 9 p.m. little nicer around the house -with a new family room, ihe programs will consist of a film or slide tape presentation and a garage of just some needed repairs. Citizens can loan you panel discussion, as well as a video­ . the money you need for all kinds of home improvements. tape presentation .of "'people on the And with a Citizens Home Improvement Loan you street"" from downtown Pawtucket. get extra features. We'll give you ½ % off your Annual REHOBOTH MUSIC The Carnatic Music Ensemble Percentage Rate if you decide to have your monthly wi ll present ·1he music of South In­ payments.automatically deducted from your Citizens dia in lhe second performance of 1hi s summer's Rehoboth Music checking account. Plus life insurance up through age 65 Festival. The performance will take at no extra cost. place in Goff Memorial Hall. Rehoboth Village. on Sunday. July Apply at the Citizens. banking office nearest you or 25. at S: 15 p.m. call us on our new Loan Line number: 351-2929. The BARBEQUE-SPLASH PARTY Citizens Loan Line is available Monday thru Friday from There wi ll be a barbeque and 9 AM. to 9 P.M. except holidays. It's the easy way to splash parly from noon lo 4:30 p.m. on Sunday, July 25 . at the Jewish app1y for a loan. Community Center. sponsored ' by lhe Single Adults Club. Pre­ registration is suggested. Call the Citizens Bank ccnler al 861-8800. We try to.do things your way. FIRST JEWISH CHAPLAIN Nt:W YORK: Rabbi Morris J. Raphall or New York's Congrega- 1ion Irnai Jcshurun was the first .le\\ ish dergyman to serve as d1aplain to lhc US Congress. < He , Member FDIC deli, ered 11\C invocation before the _ ~~.~LJ-i~1~ ~ , !: h·hnlary I ._ I H60 congressional ses- ,· I~"'• '\illlf. ' ""· - ,,-..1 .. \ , ·-~ ") .•,•1:-- ...... 1,, . · ,1 •-

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1976-7 . ~ - IIIGII PRODUCT INTER EST ...... Would-Be Bride Back In Israel douhlcs newspaper ad readership. BEN-GURION AIRPORT: complained. Tzipora Turgeman, the young girl When · she realized the who alleges she was sent to New Godalovskis were withholding her GARDEN CITY York lo marry a yeshiva student by passport from her, she turned to the BRIDGE a Bnei Brak rabbi who made money Israeli consul in New York, who TAILORS on the arrangement, arrived here arrived at their home with a police last week. 1 guard, -and convinced them to give UNDER NEW Tzipora, 19, told reporters she Tzipora the passport. After further MANAGEMENT wanted to warn other young girls so pressure, Tzipora said, she also got ~ . . . . . · they would not "get stuck." She the money for a return ticket. 14 MIDWAY DRIVE Today's hand brings an e.ntirely that made 'the Diamond situation explained that she had studied in The three-and-one-half month GARDEN CITY different situation. It shows how an an abs9lute guess. I watched as the Or Haim yeshiva in Bnei Brak adventure ended last week when she extremely astute Defender might be some guessed right and some wrong for four years, but because of finan­ was greeted with shouts and tears at CRANSTON able to steer the Declarer into tak­ just as guesses are. If they were right cial strain in her family of 12, she the airport by her family. (ltim) ing a two-way finesse the wrong they made the hand. rejoined the family in Jerusalem Reprinted from n.~ J~rwal~m For Delivery 942-0454 way when it would be strictly a But watch what happens if East and went to work. Post. guess if he did the normal thing. foresees tha't Declarer has a Shortly thereafter, she said, she True, this type-of play doesn't come problem in Diamonds. If he had received a phone call from up that often but more than you withholds cashing his fourth one, Rabbi Ychoshua Godalovski of the JULIE'S ~---.~ ..,EK think . The trouble is that too few Declarer will very Iillely think that yeshiva, who offered to send her to , 1c, C.~lt~Slr--... Defenders would see that far ahead West is the culprit who has it. New York so she could find a better I and then even ,if they did, not dare Therefore, he cannot allow West to job. She took up the offer, and was . •·O~c :, -h'~~ - .·MO~R ISON & SCHIFF· ._ presented with a one-way plane lo follow through. get in to cash it as it will be the set­ bi -rj IC. ting trick. Even if he were to lose to ticket. But, she said, Rabbi North that Queen he still has enough good Godalovski took the foreign B us•UIMAN'S SPECIAL ♦ 9 7 -I Diamonds to make the contract currency allotment she was entitled TURKEY SANDWICH .A Q5 provided the opponents do not set to. ♦ K .I 10 J him first. If he finesses into- East In New York she was met by the ON BREAD, POTATO SALAD OR ♦ ,\ 6 2 two things might happen. First, the rabbi's son and daughter-in-law, COLESLAW AND COFFEE. NO finesse just might work and an over­ who live in Williamsburg, s1.ao lrick made. Or second, the finesse Brooklyn. When immigration of­ SUBSTITUTION. West East loses but as East · has no more ficials questioned the girl's status, ♦ X 6 5 J ♦ J 10 2 since she had come with a tourist ~ RE C, 4 ' Q •'! x ·-12 Clubs, he surely would have cashed • K 6 J it if he had, he can afford to lose to visa but only a one-way ticket, her ♦ 7 2 ♦ Q 9 X him but not to West. So no one can hosts explained she was to meet her KOSHER WHITE $ 2 99 + K Q J ♦ 10 9 X 4 blame any Declarer who reasoned future husband. lhal way, lost to East's Queen and :·1 nearly fainted," said Tzipora. TURKEY ROLL • , went down when it was East who "I had come to study or work - South did have that thirteenth Club for not 10 get married." The immigra­ GOLDEN'S ♦ AK Q the setting trick . tion officials took her passport, ♦ J 10 7 which was later returned to the SAVE It is really too bad that the poor 20( ♦ ,\ 6 5 -I Declarer who reasoned so well had Godalovskis in Williamsburg. BLINTZES + 7 5 3 to be penalized because he just Tzipora claimed she had heard (ASSORTED FLAVORS) happened to play that particular stories about other girls tricked into West was Dealer. all vulnerable. hand against such a farsighted op­ going to New York to be paired off RE G I Q8 with this bidding: ponent. Thal is most likely the most with yeshiva students, and at least unfair part of Duplicate Bridge. one of them had returned to Israel a VITA HERRING s1 65 The fact that even though everyone divorcee. "And the students they 1 w N E s 4 plays the same hands, they do not wanted me to marry - they were PARTY SNACKS ~ ~z • I' I ♦ p 2NT enough to drive you crazy," she p JNT End play them against the same op­ ponents. However, much of the CONTINUED SUPPORT THE PICNIC SEASON IS HERE time it all evens up. Certainly, it is NEW YORK : Welter That was the way the bidding so much fairer than Rubber Bridge. llc,,-clbach. president of the Ger­ FOR YOUR COOKOUT OR PICNIC. POTATO probably went at most of the tables, Moral: Every time a key card is man Workers Bank. pledged that SALAD, COLE SALW, GARDEN SALAD PREPARED with three No Trump being the con­ exposed, more information can be We,t Germany will continue lo sup­ ON THE PREMISES. tract each time, invariably by garnered by a Declarer or Defender port Israel no matter what happens. South. · Most Wests led the Club who watches such things carefully. King which turned out to be the best lead although some did lead Israelis Intensify from one of the Majors. With the Club lead, Declarer Mail Censorship I would duck twice and win the third. l"LI . A VIV : Israeli authorities I watched as each now came to their have n:l.'.c111l y intensified their hand with a Spade to take the Heart 1..·1..·11 :-. nr,hip llf ll vcrscas mail for BILL LANZI finesse •losing the Jack to East's th,.. : pllrJ1llSC nf romhatting ill egal King. As you know, l::ast has the 1ran~aciin11~ in foreign ..:urrcncy, thirteenth Club and can cash it but ;1,.:1.:,11"1..linc to an artidc in the unless he does Declarer has no idea has joined :1ftcflhHl;1 daily Ma'ariv. Of- whe re that card is. Every East but 1'11..·ial:-. ;1r\.'.' llpcning mail coming one did cash his Club and then 1'r,1m ahr,,ad in order to collect returned a Spade and Declarer was l'v iUcn1..:c nr illegal currem:y tran­ the staff in his hand. ,;u,:tinn . Ir the mail includes Declarer had now lost three 1.·la.· ...:k~ in foreign cu rrency, the \ tricks and could count eight 11.:L·ipicnh must present same for winners for him. The ninth and 1.·,l·hancc into local currency at of ) even the tenth had to come from the 1 he ol1"i,·ial rate. A Finance Diamond suit where there was a l\lini~tr) spokesman refused to i; \\ finesse against the Queen that could give an) more dcl.iils on how the ./ /, 1il be taken in either direction. When au th oritic~ use the information those Easts cashed the last Club 1~1 prnsc1.:utc wrongdoers. Pan-American Union Sought To THE· IMAGE SHOPPE Combat Dangers_Facing Jewry 1414 PARK AVENUE, CRANSTON, R.I. BUENOS AIRES (JT A): A call expand Torah education in Latin for the creation of a "Pan­ America, sim ilar to the revolution Mr. Lanzi has had. A merican Union of Religious in yeshiva education wrought in the Jewry" was issued here by Rabbi United States by American-born extensive training and Moshe Sherer, execut"ive president day school leaders." of Agudath Israel of America. experience in the art of Delivering the keynote address at a Sherer charged that the "South conference attended by delegates American Program" started by the haircutting and permanent from Agudath Israel chapters in World Zionist Organization with a Latin American countries, Sherer S3.5 million appropriation over waving techniques said that the accelerating rates of three years to IJalt the ebbing away intermarriage and assimilation of Jewish life on that continent, is which have hit the South American "misdirected because the bulk of Jewish communities requires the these funds are spent for Jewish A SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER building of new bridges between education programs not based on FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, JULY 23-30 North. and South Amcricah traditional observance." "A A COMPLETE HAIRCUT religious Jewry for mutual action to Torahlcs.s Jewish educational effort $ oo combat this common plague. is an exercise of futility, because it AND FINISHED STYLING FOR 6 Sherer, who also addressed the 25th simply cannot fire the soul of the anniversary dinner at the end of the Jew with the desire to continue liv­ four-day conference last week, ing Jewishly in a hostile society, HOURS: marking the 25th anniversary of the which is the avowed purpose of the WED.-SAT. founding of Torah educational "South American .Program,' " FOR APPOINTMENT institution in Argentina by Agudath Sherer said. In addition· to the 9-5 Israel, paid special tribute to the problems of Torah education, inter­ THURS.-FRI. CALL new Kolic! graduate school recently marriage and the.situation of local" 9-9 opened here. ~c stated that the Jewish communities in Latin 943-4119 Kolle!, the· only school of higher American countries, the Agudist Torah research in Latin America, conference is taking up the will · provide ihc "native-born problcrl)s ' of. Israel and ·. Soviet y_eshiva deans and ~eachcrs to, Jewry.

I K-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 23, I Israel Striving To Save Financially Ailing Firm TEL AVIV: A compr~mise has · finally been reached between Israel and the financially ailing Maritime Fruit Carriers Company in an effort to help the co_mpany save its Israeli­ flag merchant ships. The government will seek passage of emergency legislation enabling early repayment of a $2.5 million loan, extended by Maritime Fruit to the stale in the 1973 Middle East war, acording to David Bar-Haim. a Finance Ministry spokesman. The legislation wo uld allow the government to pay back the amount over the next three years. The loan would normally come due in 1988. Th.e American-Israeli company, which is facing impoundment of its GO EL AL remaining merchant fleet. had sought a $7 million bank guarantee .,N1~' from the Gove rnme n t . But Maritime Fruit withdrew its request ISRA,L when the Government showed THIS YEAR "O JERUSALEM" reluctance lo bail out the company, A Hotels from $8.00 per nite most of whose sh ips sail under non­ L • 2/ 3 WEEKS OR LONGER stAYS Israeli fl ags. L GROUP PIICES · TECH~ION-ISRAEL: E....,.. liesman of Montreal with Ernest Nathon of Prcmclence a member of the board of We couldn't assure the $7 million We have Space/I/ d~n of the Technion-llNMI Institute of Technology. They are - at the Plaza ,.;hich bean the name of Mr. would go to Israeli carri ers or other T Southampton Prince11 l1e1man'1 parents, and ii situated near the chemistry buildi"tl of the Technion campva in Haifa, Israel. country's boats." Mr. Bar-Haim R Bermuda said. " But we are concerned for the A Aug. 6 • Aug . 9 • $309.00 jobs of 400 Israeli sailors and with V Sept. 3 • Sept. 6 • $309.00 News Broadcasts Cited the loan we arc talking a bout, money that is due them anyway." E OTC Charters every wHk Mr. Bar-Hai m rejected foreign L ARUBA 7 nite1 $299 & 15% As Proof Of Collusion reports that the ships were a secret MULLET BAY 7 nite1 $299 + By MAURICE SAMUELSON . his government arc responsible for reserve fl eet for the Israeli Navy, 15%. GUADELOUPE 7 nitH LONDON (JTA): Uganda's the five Palestinians arrested by the saying that Maritimc's vessels were $299 + 15%. collusion with the hijackers of the Kenya G overnmen t on 28th no more important than other Air France air bus has been given January this year . . The Kenya Israeli merchant ships in wartime. by Israel as one of the main reasons government must s how the Only two of Maritime's seven TENNIS VACATIONS for its dramatic rescue of the Jewish whereabouts of the five Palestinians Israeli-flag ships and four other hostages and the French crew from beforc 0900 tomorrow." ships of a fleet of 37 still arc sailing. J.iy I: "The PFLP has accepted =:c~MOTCL Entcbbe Airport. The extent of this The others have been seized by *(.:) o..-•-~.._. .... ,c;. collaboration can be gauged from the President's request to release creditors in vari ous ports. the fo ll owing selection of news other nationals, who arc numbering dressing th e s ummit of th e ~ 0.--...... broadcasts in English on Kampala 100, except those who have double a:.--- is w,,at our Radio after the aircraft landed at nationalities and Israeli nati onals, O rganization of African Unity in Entcbbe. the crew and plane. The PFLP also Mauritius: "The Popular Front for Walnut eottee It is taken from monitoring acocpted the President's request to the Liberation of Palestine told me reports supplied by the British extend the deadline to 11 a.m. to inform this assembly that they cake is full of. Broadcasting Corporation and has GMT on Sunday, 4th July . support the struggle of Africa. They been compiled by this cor­ "President Amin thanks the support all of you. the liberation .s9each respondent. PFLP very much for the extension movements . . . II was not my intention that the PFLP should br­ Jw 29 A--t: "We now of the deadline. The PFLP is still ing the hostages to Uganda, but I "It's good. It's Korb's!" bring you the special announcement asking for the release of the accepted to land there for Call Now you have been waiting for. The freedom fighters from other coun­ humanitarian grounds . . . I would followi ng arc the demands of the tries, for whom Israel is also held DOROTHY ANN WIENER Pawtucket•Pro~-~ like to request all of you to appeal Popular Front for the Liberation of responsible. The followi ng is 766 HOPE ST., PROV. Hoxsie• Darlington to Israel and all those countries who Palestine." (The radio reads out a a nother important PFLP com­ I. ----272-6200----· have got the demand of the PFLP I six-point statement by the PFLP.) munique . . We will take all steps to release the people they want t~ Juae 30 A11noace1De11t: "The that we deem necessary a nd sec in Uganda_. " PFLP hijackers have told President required for the successful im­ (ldi) Amin that they will blow up plementation of our political and the plane and all the remaining military plans. Masses of the Arab July 6: PFLP communique: "The hostages if their demands arc not nation, the PFLP insists on con­ PFLP declares that the Palestinians' tinuation of its military and blood that has mi xed with the POLYNESIA~ met by the countries concerned by tomorrow noon . . On receiving political program in striking the Ugandans' blood on the soil of and enemy until the complete liberation Uganda, has resulted in forming an CANTONESE this message, President Amin has appealed to Israel and all the other of our Palestine land and until our internal bond in the struggle of our CUISINE two nations against imperialism, countries concerned, including the people return to their homes under French government, to save the ' an Arab democratic state." world Zionism. racism and reac­ tion." lives of the hostages by answering J ■ ly 2: President Amin, ad- the dcmnnds of the hijackers im­ mediately. "Addressing the hostages, President Amin advised them that if SUCCES.SFUL they arc ever released they should tell their respective governments not to stall the problem of the Palestine ·people. He told them that IN~ESTING the Palestinians are ready to live together with the Jews and DAilD R. SARGENT . Christians in Palestine ... Marshal Amin told the Israeli QUALITY GROWTH STOCK year. A two-for-one split and a hostages to advise their government FOR YOUNGSTER dividend increase to 80¢ a year on to solve the Palestine problems. He Q - We baYe S!OO which we the new shares is planned for August. Over the years, this advi~ed them to take chance of the wo■kl like to IDYest. for our 3-year investment should work out very offer Yasir Arafat has given that the old. We are not Interested In well for your son. Palestinians arc ready to live dl-rlde■ds ■ow but are looking for a Q - I ban j ■ st opened a together with Jews and Christians to■c-ruce hl•estmeat for his future. brokerage accou■t ud am uncertain ,------~---1THB JBBUSALBM O Pleaseai'mailme26weel