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Israel Requests American To Aid Cause With 5400 Million , NEW YORK - American thl-s year would amolDlt to Jews were asked this week to $546,571,428 and that provid~ more than $400-milllon bonds would be required to toward a total "I-billion flDld to provide 75 per cent of this enable [s~ael to provide for amount through the $400-mllllon campaign. humanitarian and welfare needs THE ONLY ENGLISH-JEWISH W EE KLY IN R. I. ANO SOUTHEAST MASS of new Immigrants as well as for Another $400-milllon Is to be the econ om I c development raised In this co\Dltry and other program. parts of ' the non-Commun! st VOLUME, LIV, NUMBER 43 FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1971 15c PERCOP"i 16 l'A

; l Soviet Absences in Symphony 1 Jewish Militants Induce Criticism PITTSBURGH , Pa. - "There Is no artistic freedom Vsevolod Lezhnev, a Russian In Russia," said the former defector and assistant principal Moscovlte who first played with c e 111 st o t the -Pittsburgh the St. Lollis Symphony before From Israel Against Terror ism Symphony, was on the stage of the coming to Pittsburgh. "The - Militant Jewish Israel. anti-British terror that was later Syria Mosque for last week's direction of Russian politics has groups prompted criticism of Premier Golda Meir's cabinet credited with Inducing the British concerts . Two Russians l!eenthe same for 52 years," he their "acts of terrorism" from were said to have 1D1animously to give up their Palestinian scheduled to appear, one the _son said. ''It Is nothing new to me." the Israeli Government this week. approved the statement but mandate. of the famous Soviet composer Although be Is not Jewish, Mr. The acts criticized come as a Israeli public opinion was He debated with S, Zalman Dmitri Shostakovich, the other a Lezhnev, when asked about the result of the campaign to force apparently not that united. Abramov, a member of the Gaba! leading Soviet violinist, not, current wave of Soviet brntallty the Sovtet Union to allow Sovtet Shmuel Tamlr, an opposition party In the , or ostensibly because of the towards Jews, said If Russia Jews to emigrate to Israel. member of the Knesse_t parliament, and chairman of the presence of Lezhnev, according would suddenly allow all of Its to a front page -story In the three million Jews to emigrate, The statement, Issued after representing the Free Center Israeli Co1D1cil for Soviet Jewry. party, deno1D1ced the statement In Mr. Abramov said he favored Jewish Chronicle. "at least seven million people the weekly Cabinet meeting In " I appreciate the very would sign up," meaning, of Je;usalem, said the& Cabinet a radio debate. "lawful and respectable" action "Tile Soviet terror against against Rus~lans but that he d I g n It I e d response of the course, m.any people other than welcomed the awakenTog among Symphony Board of Directors and Jews would like to leave. Jewish youths and adults abroad, three million Jews Is feared fOUnterterror would 1D1precedented," he said. He antagonize American public Management In answering the He went on to say "only · as well as the response of managements of the Soviet bosses have decision-making governments and Influential termed 1D1seemly routine reaction opinion. "America Is tired of with meetings, slogans, violence," he said. artists," said Mr. Lezhnev. power In Russia, therefore, I am International bodies, to action for The c e 111 st f e It the 200 percent sure the Soviet the right of Soviet Jewry to newspaper articles and nothing Mr. Tamlr noted that the tense. Jewish Defense League had not managements• first Idea, having artists bad nothing to do with the emigrate to Israel." him remain on stage until the decision not to play." 0 Mr. Tamir said, "If the asswned responslbltlty for any The statement said, The Soviets :lppeared, was very "The Soviets," he · said, Israel Government considers It Jewish Defense League harries action that violated American Soviet diplomats and Embassies law. "If they do," he said, "Lt "unfrlend),Y'' to the U.S. and "consider artists Instruments for essential that all public and , called It a "high point of their politics. Their only freedom political activity should continue with protests and demonstrations will be for U.S. law to deal with and by following ambassadors them. It's not for the State of arrogance." · Is to glorify party line and action and intensify." It went on, "The JoJm E. Angle, president of of party bosses." Government vigorously opposes wherever they go and pestering Israel to denolD'tce." them, there's no reason for us to Two leaders of the league and the Pittsburgh Symphony Society, - Mr. Lezhnev stated that there acts -of terror In the struggle, announced that, "the Symphony Is a problem -for all people In such as those used In the United dissociate from It." an associate were ln~cied by a Fede,::al grand Jury In NewYork Society has contracts with Russia, not only Jews. "Just to States and ef.sewhere." Mr. Tamir added that If the Messrs. (Maxim') - Shostakovich, express doubt of the party line Soviet Ambassadbr to the United last week on charges that they Th Is was an apparent used fictitious names to buy three (Leonid) Kogan and the members puts a person In trouble," he reference to the attacks on Soviet States, Anatoly F. Dobrynln, was of the orch_estra. The society will said, adding that the Soviet compelled to leave Washlngton rifles. The Jury Is to begin off Ices In New York and hearings on criminal actions honor all contractual agreements judging and sentencing Jews for Washington, harassment of Soviet because of Defense League It has made with the parties. Intent In the airline Incident was actlvttles, lt, meant the leagua had allegedly committed In New York diplomats and their families In City by the league since last May. "While -we would be honored a horrible mlscllrrlage of justice. New York , and the bombing of the had an Impact, made headlines to have ·Messrs. Shostakovich and He believes that only the show Soviet Embass~ In . Canberra, and had drawn the attention of· Kogan play with the Orchestra, o ( so II d a r It y and active Australia, • .. President Nixon to the problem CAN PRODUCE WEAPONS we have an obligation to each of demonstrations against the trials The Israeli statement seemed more effectively than anyone else JERUSALEM - ~rot. Aryeh our musicians, to protect them saved tile Jews. "The work of the to be directed at the militant bad done.· Dvoretsky, chief science officer from any artistic or political JDL and other organizations Is Jewish Defense League In New Mr. Dobrynln was In Moscow of the Defense. Ministry, told the pressures. very Important no w, not only for York City aft.hough the league was. presumably to brief the Knesset that Isr"ael's armaments "Thus, we are sorry to Jews but tor other Soviet not mentioned by name. An leadership on relations with the Industry Is proving capable of announce that It Is the decision of citizens;" organization calling Itself the United States In light of the p roduc Ing modern weapons Messrs. Shostakovich IIAd Kogan Austrian Jewish Defense League recent harassment there and a systems that are - superior -to not to perform - with the BffiTH RATE RJSES claimed credit for the Canberra b,lef "reciprocity campaign" their foreign counterparts and Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra JERUSALEM The bombing. against Amerlca,ns In Moscow. better adapted to local conditions, as contracted."- · · population of Israel fell only The organization has been Before the creation of Israel, If not always cheapel' to make. Mr. Lezhnev -left the State 2,000 short of the three million conducting -a program of open . Mr. Tamlr was a leader of the Prof. Dvoretzky said the defenae Symphony of the USSR In New mark at the end of 1970. Jews harassment of Soviet personnel to Irgun ZVal Leumi, which had research estab.llshment has York "'.bile-It was on to,p- 9f the numbered 2,559,500 accordlng to dramatize Its demand that Soviet spurned the official Z!onlst succeeded In bringing, many U.S. two years qo. Ha aald he statistics released by the Central Jews be permitted to emigrate to establishment and had carried out Jewish scientists to the country, was "used to Soviet arrogance." .Bureau of statistics. ~ ,..-._..__,. .,. . ·----·

2 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY1 JANUARY 22, 1971 ·A subscription to the Herald makes a good gift .. · 'Teens, Parents Receive Chance U.S. Institute Announces Award "'., SALE ·~· To Air Opinions at Speak-Out JERUSALEM - The United A three-part discussion evening, January 31. 1'be States 'National Institute of Health series on current and critical evening's subjeet Is "Is Religion has awarded the Weizmann .~ 20% DISCOUNT ~ problems of teenagers and their a Hang-~?" - 'The film Is "'The Institute of Science tn Rehovot an fam~les·wm ope,) at 7:30 p.m. Dey God Dted," Rabbi Leslie additional grant of $210,000 to ON ALL MEiCHANDISE IN STOCK Sunday, January 24 at the Jewish Guttermarr d. Temple Beth El will continue research tnto the nature Community Cente,r. be the discussion leader. of the living cell. "Speak-out, '71" Is planned "'The Great Escape - from A previous grant from the MELZER'S RELIGIOUS GOODS to give parents and their teen­ Realltyl"' Is tlle title of the final N at lo n a I Institute ot Health HOLIDAY AND PASSOVER aged children the opportunity to program Jo be at 7:30 p.m. contributed toward work In that • BOOKENDS• BOOKS TAllEQOTHS TO UIIIOIDER consider and speak their views on February 7. The film area done by a group of !our • ISRAEU JEWELRY - HOLIDAY PLASTIC QOTHES the same topic In an easy presentation Is, "Where Were Israeli scientists headed by Pro!. • NAAMAN CHINA discussion atmosphere, lead by You During the Battle of the Uriel Z, Uttauer, who recently SIL VER COVERED llllES skilled discussion leaders. Each Bulge, Kid?"' Charles Heffner, announced the successful • ISRAELI CRYSTAL program will be preceded by a psychiatric soctat worker Is the synthesis ot a molecule of SEVERAL 01'.HER AND'PRA YERIOOIS pertinent film. This will be discussion leader. transfer ribonucleic acid. The GIFT ITEMS CRYSTAL followed by a general discussion 'The progt"ams will be open to team's findings will be presented WINE DECANTERS then, smaller group discussions. all teenagers and their parents. next month at a symposium on This Sunday night's subjeet Is Tickets are at the JCC office, 170 nucleic acid synthes°ls In Vital QB VII NOW IN STOCK "Prom Demonstrations, to Riots, Sessions Street, or at the door on Infection, to be held at the AT DISCOUNT CALL831-S813 to Bombings - I Protest!" 'Ibe the evening of the discussions. University of Miami. evening's firm, "Cry of Terror,'' deals with political kidnappings BIG by a band of revol utionarles and the effect of their terror tactics upon the victim and their own I cause. Dtscusslon leader for the JOHN L. NEWMAN ISRAEL 8, LEWIS evening wlll be Marc Richman, professor of engineering Brown Funeral services tor John L. Funeral services for Israel B, University. Professor Richman Newman, 71, o! 189 Tenth Street, Lewis, 71 of 43 Dartmouth Road, FLOOR COVERING CO. Temple Emanu-EI, the Jewish were TUesday In the Sugarman Cranston, who died January 15, Memorial Chapel. Burial was In were held Sunday at the SUgarman Rear 195 Cole Avenue Community Relations Council, the SHOWROOM: Rhode Island · Conference on Uncoln Park Cemetery. Memorial Chapel, Burial was In Soviet Jewry, the Israel Affairs The husband of Mildred Sinai Memorial Park, Committee and American (Nozick) Newman, he was born In He was born In London, Hello Fri,nds: Professors for Peace In the Russia to the late Isar and Esther England, a son o! the late John A phone call it all you need to make an appointment to dia,c:u11 your floor Middle East. (Rudsteln) Newman, but lived and Golda (Jagoda) Lewis. He had covering with me. 1'be second program In the most of his life In Providence. been a Cranston resident tor JO .I~ ad~itio!" to !•gular merchandite I do'll'lave available aome terfific buy, series wlll be at 7:30 p.m. Sunday For about 15 years, he worked years. Prior to that, he lived In in carpeting in discontinued or ,light irregulan at real 1avln91 to you. for Paramount Restaurant & Providence for 40 years. Fountain Supply Corporation as a Mr. Lewis was a supervisor Phone day or night Thanks Senior Citizens Plan salesman. tor Benny's Auto Stores until his 521-2410 Mrttrav Trinkle He was a life member and retirement four years ago. In past president of the Hebrew 1953, he"saved the proceeds from 'Musical Adventure' Free Loan Association, past a Benny's store at 24 Plainfield Two performances of "A president of the Chased Schei Street when he !oiled an attempt A SUN LIFE POLICY FOR EVERY NEED Musical Adventure" wlll be at Amess Association, Congregation by an attacker to rob him. Veterans Memorial Auditorium Sons of Zion and the Loyal As a banjoist, he played at Sunday, January 24. the R ,I, Family Circle of Rhode Island R bodes-on-the-Pa wt ux et !or Association of Senior Citizens which he helped organize 36 many years, and until 1945, he and Senior Citizen's Clubs , Inc., years ago. operated the Lewis Music Studios FOR YOUR announced. Proceeds wlll go to Mr. Newman was a member o! Ill' Providence. Also, Mr. Lewis I~\ ~ the boards o! Jewish Family and was known as an amateur oil the organization's entertainment BUSINESS... ~ - and refreshment fund. Children's Servtce, the Vaad painter. n,e programs, set for 2 and 7 Hacashruth of Providence, He Is survived by his widow, p.m . , wilt feature "'Ibe Congregation Mlsbkon Tfllah and Mrs. Anna (Solomon) Lewis; a There are special Sun Life plans which provide Incomparable Lee Ann'" at the the children's center of the son, William M. Lewis, o! O'Rourke School. He was Cranston; two brothers, Dr. A­ insurance on the life of a partner or key man electro11,1c organ with a presl!ntation of songs, storll!s. treasurer of Moes Chitem, a Budner Lewis of Providence and in your ~rm, thus protecting your interest in Imitations and music. 1'be member of Chevra Kadlsba of Sidney B. Lewis, California; two the business. program should appeal to all Providence, the Hebrew sisters, Miss Edith Lewis and ages. Sheltering Society and the Jewish Miss Jennie Lewis, both of The entertainment and Home for the Aged. Providence, and three refreshment fund provides Besides his wife, he Is grandchildren. progt"ams for senior citizens survived by a son, Ernest • • • ELLIOT F. SLACK confined In hospitals. Its Newman of Providence; a HARRY HOROVITZ 1025 INDUSTRIAL IANI ILDG. continuation Is In jeopardy due to daughter, Mrs. Leon Sloane of the lack of funds and Sunday's Pawtucket; two sisters, Mrs. Funeral services tor Harry 331-2422 proceeds are expected to enable George Nathan of Silver Springs, Horovitz, 85, ot 100 Broad Street, the Senior Citizens Organization Maryland and Mrs. Betty Kagan who died Monday, were held to maintain an unbroken schedule o! Norwood, Massachusetts and Wednesday at Sugarman of visits to the hospitals In the five grandchildren. Memorial Chapel. Burial was tn SUN LIFE OF CANADA future. There Is a possibility that • $ • Lincoln Park Cemetery. the state or federal government The husband of the late Rose wilt match a sum raised, Mrs. MRS, SAMUEL BERG (Bock) Horovitz, he was born · tn Russia to the late Abraham and Mildred A, Dean, president, said. Funeral services for Mrs. In addition to the many Senior Rebecca (She!fres) Horovitz. Mr. Dora Berg, 83, of Troy, New Citizens Clubs, members of Horovitz had been a Providence York, formerly ot Providence, resident for 70 years. Lions Clubs, District 42, are were held Monday at Sugarman sponsoring the sate of tickets. Until his retirement 10 years Memorial Chapel. Burial was In ago, he managed the Home Cafe Matinee and evening programs Lincoln Park Cemetery. are open to the public. Tickets The widow of Samuel Berg, In Pawtucket. He was a member wlll be available at the Veterans ot the, Touro Fraternal she was born April 29, 1887 In Auditorium box office for each Association and the Roosevelt performance. Russia to the late Max and Sarah Lodge of the Masons. (Welner) Sax. She lived In Survivors tnclude two sisters, Providence tor 25 years and In Miss Minnie and Miss Ida Troy for 29 years. Says Military Force Mrs, Berg belonged to the Horovitz, Providence. Troy Chapter of Hadassah, the Cards of Thanks Necessary In Mid-East Senior Citizens of Troy and the Ml. 1or-1 llaft"""'1m and son, Je\vlsh Home for the Aged. Simon, -h to tho.,. their friends Survivors tnclude a son, and relatiVfl ,_ tha many kind ··­ CAIRO - Mohammed Arthur Berg of Albany; . two --of 1ympathy ,.....,... dur­ Hassanetn Heytcal, chief editor· ot daughters, Mrs. William (Rose) ing their rewnt 1-.avement. the authoritative newspaper Al Murray of Warwick and Mrs. • • • Abram, declared last week that Sidney Gerstenblatt of w• ...... , wish .. Iha... our military force had become Montpelier, Vermont; a sister, many ..iat1-, friends and neigh- essential to break the deadlock In Mrs. Edward Shindler of 1,on fw tha kJndMN and 'Yfflpa• the Arab-Israeli conflict. Mattapan, Massachusetts; 12 thy shown us during our rewnt Wr ltlng In his column '---nt. grandchildren and nine great­ ntl FAMILY OF ntl EDWIN S. SQFQRENKO " Frankly Spealclng" about the grandchildren. outcome of his recent talks In tATl IIVING l'IDUKIN HOWARDS. MALCOLM London, and , Heykal GREENE GLAZZARD said tha! the conflict had become Increasingly complicated. · Max Sugarman MICHAELH. HAROLD SILVERMAN · SILVERMAN J ERUSALEM - Israel Is Funeral Home I now accepting applications for MURRYM. ·CHARLESD. return by some 100 Palestinian HALPERT GAUVIN politicians deported since the "THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" Six-Dey. War, Already returned DE 1-8094 458 Hope Street Providence ALL LINES· OF INSURANCE FOR IUSINISS are half a dozen nolltlcat celebrities from Nablua and FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUT-OF-ST ATE INDUSTRY, HOME AND PIRSONAL ,.OTICTIO~ Gaza, who had been deported In C~ll COLLECT September_ 'In the wake of the 211 ANGELL STREET plane hijackings by the POj)U!ar Front for the Uberatlon of - MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION - UMlOII 1-1923 Pale Ii tl n e; Israeli ·authorttiea RUSIN SUGARMAN.IS NOW RE-AFFILIATED believe the m~d Palesdnlana are more eager to leave strife- . WITH OUR FIIIM. ·_INSURA~CE UNDERWRITERS, IMC. . . torn than they are to llw In dll Jewish State, THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD. FRIDAY. JANUARY 22 1 19'Zl 3 FffiE IN ARABA t ·or excellent results, JERUSALEM - A fire raged advertise In the Herald. Herald through the chemical combine of subscribers comprise an active Araba, located In the Negev ~~~~~O~arket. Call 724-0200 or between iieersheba and the Dead · Sea, ravaging a sectton of the plant and gutting three giant acidification tanks and other equipment The cause of the blaze was not Immediately known, nor was an estimate lmm9diately available of the amount of damage. For the Finest in .. , INVITATIONS PlllSONAUZED STATIONERY INFOIIMALS • BUSINESS CARDS BUSINESS FORMS CAU: TED LOEBENBERG The DA·YS NIGHTS Country Shop 274-1930 433-lOIO luri111h1n

INSTALL OFFlaRS: Touro Fraternal Au«iotion held iMtollotion exercises on January 9 al Temple Beth Is­ rael. Newly IMtolled officers-ore, front row, from left, louis I. Sw-t,_George Baooli, Leo Gr-nberg, board memben; Simon Chorney_, vice chairman, board of directors, and master of ceremonies; leol'KN'd L Levin, MIAMI BEACH pr.. ident ; David Krosnoff, Samuel Wilk, board members. In the second row ore Dr. Monholl K. Born- 1tein, Ben Rabinowitz, board memben; Sanford Perler, chaplain; Gerold D. Hocloth, treasurer; David H. FREE and IMMEDIATE CONFIRMATIONS Sholet, faithful guide and Charles Coken, secretory. In the third row ore Maurice W. Hendel, iMtolMng offi­ .1:1.Qll.bi cer; Arthur Poulten, board member; Gerold Cohen, vice pr"iclent; Morton L Coken, board member, and ALGIEIS DIAUVILLE SANSOUO Alon M. Uffer, IMide guard. Offlcen not present when the pktur• was token ore Joteph Engle, choio-mon of AMERICANA DE UDO SAXONY SEVILLE the board; Robert T. Halpert, Poul E. Gold1tein and Aaron J. Shotkln, board 14LMOIAL EDIN IIOC Dr . memben. IAICILONA fONTAINElllEAU SHELIORNE IELAIIE LUCEINE SHERRY FRONTENAC Congregations, wlll be guest CADlllAC MONTE CARLO SHORE CLUB ORGANIZATION NEWS speaker at 8:30, Friday, January CAIIUON MONTMARTRE SURFCOMIIEI 22, at services at Temple Sinai. CASA lllANCA l'LAZA VERSAILLES His topic Is "The Union and HEARING TESTS The game will ,be at 7:30 p.m. You.'' .MQllLi The Hearing Institute of the Saturday, February 13, at Thayer AZTEC CHA TEAU MARCO POLO Memorial Arena. IEAU IIVAGE DISEIT INN NEWPORT Rhode Island School for the Dea! TO FEATURE FILM CASTAWAYS HAWAII ISLE SAHARA plans hearing tests of children Cranston won the first game Abraham Herzog, executive SHEIA TON IIEACH SINGAPORE enrolled In the Jewish Com munlty ·of the series, 6-3, on January 9. director of the New England FREE BIOCHUIES - 1'1JJUSHED JIATES Center Nursery School Friday, The Rhode Island club's overall National Fund, will speak and January 29, at the Center, record Is now 4-2-3 while New narrate a color mm, "Island In Some additional openings will York Is 5-2-3. the Wilderness," at 1 p,m. C.T.C. be available for children who do Tuesday, January 26, -at the Zelda Kouffman (Certified Travel Counselor) not attend the school, GUEST SPEAKER Jewish National Fund meeting In Appointments may be made Rabbi S anford Seltzer, the Providence Public Library, CRANSTON TRAVEL- 801 PARK AVE. CRANSTON with Elliott Goldstein, Center director, New England Council, Mrs. Maurice Schwartz Is health and physical education Un I on of American Hebrew program chairman. Eve,. by _appointment 781-4977 director, 861-2674.

SILVERMAN IS CHAffiMAN Marvin Silverman Is chairman of the Intecclty Cabaret Social set for 8:30. p.m, Sunday, Febp1ary 14 at the Jewish Community Center. The In Set, a young adult singles organization of the Center h .• ,t tile fl nest hnltll clalls will conduct the social. 1 st \9lrd in tlle world's la1 ;,!~ersblp valid ii all) Committee chalrmen Include third in 111w En& an1: . Ronald Samuels, refreshments; Miss Ann Hanson, publicity; Miss • . . IIICOIIIPARABlE fAClllllES: Cheryl Gllsteln, decorations; • tose inches,·poUndl Miss Harriet Goldstein, door • separate sessions for • tone UP committee; Miss Irene Kaplan, men /women . • relieve tension • swimming pool (retax~ngn hospitality. • individual P...... ,.. J ewlsh single men and worn en • hydroswirJ {for ~quat,c ",'as~age) • per-sona\ized seMce . aged 21 to 35 may attend. • cold plunge \for chilly-d,pp,ng) • friendly club atmosptitro. • ;auna (clfy heat cleanses • individual showers. dressing ESTABLISHES GOLDEN BOOK the pores} boOths, loc~ers • • steam room (moils: ~d~t • vanity/ griJoming roo'hl Alliance Israelite Unlverselle removes excess u, Is creating a Golden Book under • beautiful decor • inhalation room (11 iff those the leadership of Its president, medicated vapors . . • easy to get to Professor Rene Cassin, Nobel • reducing/ co~ditiomni (\hrough • ample Laureate. active, passive exercise - . parking The book will Include the • sun boOths (1 min. = 1 hr .l names of former students and • health food bar . i· teachers of Its schools In (high proteU1 ·coettta1\s ·r .. Morocco, Tunjsla, Libya, , • Swedish. hand massage {opti Israel, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Itan, Turkey, Greece, Bulgaria, Romania and Yugoslavia. It will enable former students and teachers to locate each other. The Alliance asks all who wish to · have their names Inscribed In the book to submit their fllll names and addresses, as well as short descriptions of their present work, They are ~e _typ_ica~ £~ropean Health Spa m~mber asked to Indicate, where possible, is a man or WO.(Tlan of any age who val ues the effect of the Alliance school physical fitness and the natural beaut)' of on their careers. Mention may vibrant good he81th: This person has decided to Invest a small portion of his also be made of parents and or her personal [esources of time and grandparents who have taught or money to reach and mal~ain Ideal studied at schools of the Alliance. weight and litness goals. Information may be sent to the Alllance Israelite Unlverselle, 45 Rue La Bruyere, Paris 9, France or to the American Friends of the Alliance Israelite Un_lverielle, 61 · Broadway, Room 811, New York, New York, 10006.

HOCKEY SERIES The Cranston Hockey Club1 an Independent amateur team made ' i ~ ill ~-r i-- up of former top high school and l , f: college players from the Rhode ..._ Island ar.ert~ \W'ill play r

4 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY1 JANUARY 22, 19'11 AT BEnl ISRAEL If you can't afford diamonds, give IJ!!r the' Herald. . 1 Jan Peerce, -who w:Ul appear at the Veterans Memorial Audltorlwn on Saturday, j anuary ORGANIZATION N.EWS 23, wlll ma~ the Klddush at DR. RICHARD A. CANDIG Temple Beth Israel following the MEETING SET morning sessions respectively. Friday night service, January 22. Keynote speaker for the 1O Irving Solomon, Worcester, Osteopothic Physician Leo Greene, president of the a.m. Sunday, January 24 meeting cbapl.aln, will give the Invocation congregation, will p,.,.sent Mr. of the Central New England and .Samuel Shlevtn, P:t\vtucket, Announces the Opening Peerce with a plaque In Council of B' nal B'rlth Is Harry will preside. Reservations may Of His Office For recognition of his contribution to Bermack, New Ybrk City, be made with Mrs, Milton Jewish culture through music. An president of B'nal B'rlth Grand Ettinger, Pawtucket. LIMITED PRACTICE and WEIGHT CONTROL ()neg Shabhat In his honor will be Lodge D~TRICT No. 1. at the held. The meeting, at the Seekonk COOKIE SALES DENIS BUILDING, 1738 BROAD ST., CRANSTON, R.I. 02905 Hear th stone Motor Inn will Annual Girl Scout cookie sales Office hours by appointment 785-1 1BB More people attend the event feature Mrs. Max Nageland begin Saturday, January 23 and that Is advertised. Call the Her­ Isadore Melzer, Worcester, as will continue through Sunday, ald offfce, 724-0200 or 724-0202. leaders of the women's and men's February 7. Cookie deliveries will start the week of Thursday, . February 28.

TOPIC IS Guest speaker at the Temple Beth Torah at 8:15 p.m. Friday, January 22 will be Louis Baruch Rubinstein. His topic Is "Theodor Herzl, Father of Zionism." Mr. Rubinstein, the son of ·the late Rabbi Israel Rubinstein, Is a native of Providence, a local attorney and chairman of the R.L Council of the Jewish National Fund. He Is past president of the R.L Region of the Zionist Organization of America and the P rovldence Dls/rlct and a board member of the J ewish Federation, the Jewish Community Center and the Bureau of Jewish Education. Alter his lecture, a discussion will be held at an Oneg Shabbat.

PRESS MEETING Mrs . Gertrude Meth Hochberg, director of public relations, Bryant College, will attend the an nu a I winter convention of the New England Press Association, Thursday, January 21 through Sunday, January 24.

SIXTH CENTURY JEWS Jewish activity In the sixth century will be emphasized Sunday, January 24 as the Temple Beth Torah Men's Club continues Its Jew of the Century series. Rabbi Saul Leeman plans to present his views on this first post-talmudlc era. In particular, at this session, the Rabbi will discuss Jose ben Jose, a pioneer In the field of liturgical creation. ) . On Sunday, January 31, Rabbi Dr. Aaron S_ovld, executive director of the Rhode Is land Bureau of J ewish Education w!ll discuss nineteenth century East European Jewry. At both services, devotional services will start at 9 a.m., with breakfast at 9:30 a.m. and speaking at 10.

PIONEER WOMEN The R.L Counc il o{ Pioneer Women w!ll meet at 8 p.m. Monday, January 25 at the home of Mrs. Irving Levin, 124 Garden H!lls Drive, Cranston.

WINTER SOCIAL The South Shore Wingle Adult Group of Temple Beth Am plans a winter social at 7 p.m. SUnday, January 24 at Temple Beth Am, Randolph, Massachusetts.

BOARD MEETING Temple E manu-El Sisterhood plans an open board meeting at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, January 27 In the Temple Meeting House foyer. Donald Leonard, high school guidance counselor, will speak about "New Trends In Counseling," and Mrs. Max Leach, sisterhood Israel affairs chairman, will report on the current Israeli situation.

PAWTUCKET YOUTH Persons Interested In participating In the Pawtucket· youth group of Ohawe Shalom Synagogue should be at the synagogue Sundays at 10:30 a.m. or contact Rabbi Chaim Ralzman or Sanford Trachtenberg.

EGYPT, ENGLAND AGREE LONDON - Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Rlad summed up his London visit at a press conference by saying that he shared completely the view of his British counterpart, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, that the Big Four could play a decisive role In the efforts for a Middle East . sett I em & n t. Rlad described Anglo-Egyptian relation at present as very friendly. ,,

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY1 JANUARY 22, 1971 13 JDL Declares HOLLAND JDL? The AMSTERDAM - Attempts are being made to organize a Moratorium J ewlsh defense organization In Ho 11 and patterned after the NEW YORK - Rabbi Meir D, Lyons Jewish Defense League In the Kahane, leader of the Jewish United States. An anonymous Defense League, announ~d this appeal tor volunteers appeared In week an "Indefinite moratorium" · Den a J ewlsh weekly newspaper here. In the organization's campaign of The appeal said It was the harassing Soviet diplomats and International situation and the members of their families. NEW YORK - Theodore turtleneck, black shirt and an plight of Russian Jewry, not the The campaign, to protest the situation In Holland. condition of Jews 'In the Soviet Kheel, who went to law school Alpine hat tied down with a Union, has consisted mainly of with Secretary or State Rogers, kerchief. Miss Hepburn said Miss trailing members. of the Soviet tell this story about him: When Chanel "mentioned nothing about United Nations Mission around LBJ was the Senate's majority my clothes. She Just looked at me the city and directing epithets and leader and Rogers was Attorney and probably hoped I could act." obscenities at them. General, LBJ said to Kheel that Chanel told her: "From now on "Rogers Is running Ike's civil you're Coco and I'm Hepburn." sale The activity, together with picketing and demonstrating near rights program." For during The E. 62d St. 50-room town the mission on East 67th Street, their conference, whenever LBJ house or the late Mrs. George has been crttlclzed In had begun to gesture at President Washington Kavanaugh ts tor Government circles, both. here Eisenhower, Rogers suddenly sale. The Landmarks and In the Soviet .Union, and has Intervened. Commission says Its music room exacerbated tensions between the ENGAGED: Mr. and Mn. Harold Kheel asked Rogers about It. ts New York's finest two countries. Roberh of West Haven, Con­ The man who was then Attorney Playboy's poll Is naming Dionne The rabbi said that picketing necticut, announce the engage­ General said that Eisenhower had Warwick as most popular female and demonstrating would continue ment of their daughter, Miss summoned him to say LBJ was vocalist . • • Gordon Parks' son but that he had been persuaded to Lynda Dale Roberh, to Stuart E. coming to discuss the civil rights will be special unit photographer stop the harassment by "people Bazar1ky, 10n of Mr. and Mn. legislation. The President said on his father's first N. Y.-made In government and major Jewish Morris Bazar1ky of Cranston. that LBJ would emphasize a point movie, "Shaft." groups.'' Mi11 Roberh i1 a graduate of by grabbl11g his listener by the lapel. And Eisenhower disliked Bert Wheeler, the comedy He declined to Identity these Chamberlayne Junior College in star for whom the Lambs Club figures turther, although his Boston, Ma11achusell1. being touched. · Rogers therefore had will hold a memorial mass Jan. campaign of harassment has been Mr. Bazar1ky, who serwd four 18 at St Malachy's, was divorced condemned by virtually all major Intervened whenever It appeared 0 year1 in the United States Air LBJ was about to touch the tour times, each time paying a Jewish groups In the country and Force, 11 pre1ently attending handsome settlement. He once 2 by the White House. President. E.C.P.1. Computer School. Lynda Bird Robb's employers showed a photo or his new girl to ~ want to send her to London to Dlnty Moore. The restauranteur 8' Interview Queen Elizabeth . . . stud I es It and estimated: Leading Israeli Papers Criticize The next Issue of Lite will "$40,000." s r e produce Howard Hughes' "'0 handwritten letter nrlng Bob ! Jewish Defense League Tactics Maheu . . • Edward Cox, the FIX-UP TIME '!: JERUSALEM - The tactics learning Hebrew reminded the Harvard law student beau of REMODELING of the Jewish Defense League JDL that "the road to Hell Is Tricia Nexon, worked for Ralph 0 were roundly c9ndemned In paved with good Intentions." Nader, who has high praise for KITCHENS -- BATHS += Israel's leading papers. Rabbi Meir David Kahane, him ... John Kelly Jr., Grace's NEW CONSTRUCTION J brother, made his film debut tor I) The Hlstadrut Dally Davar leader and founder of the J ewish ADDITIONS L endorsed President Nixon's Defense League was arrested Jane Nusbaum as part of the title 0 .______, statement to American Jewish Tuesday after he tailed to appear c redits tor "Philadelphia, Here I FAMILY ROOMS leaders that his administration at a hearing on riot charges. He Come." He' s seen sculling on the GARAGES river. oirpo.. t will ·do all It can. to prevent was r eleased on ball. If convicted plalE.a violence against Sovie t on the harassment charges, he All MacGraw was In FRANK GERVASIO Doubleday's seeking to buy a copy Institutions In the United States. could face up to 15 days In Jail 182{) POST R 0. Davar said that "the Jewish of Dr. Spock's book on baby care. 942-4406 II and a tine. WARWICK,R.1:. Defense League or any other Earlier In the week, Rabbi She asked Lenore Hershey: group using violence Is at fault. Kahane told the press that his "Does Dr. Spock write only about They do not help but harm a Just group wou Id continue Its politics now, or Is It still cause which they want to serve by harassment of Soviets In this possible to get a copy of his baby the wrong means. They Interfere country until Soviet Jews got book?" Miss MacGraw's baby Is ) due next month, when she has the with the United effort that ts their cultural rights. I being carried on with zeal and Kahane Indicated that one JDL Ladles Home Journal cover and devotion by legitimate means and goal w.:s to strain American­ models maternity clothes on the Is showing signs of success." Soviet r elations so that there will Inside pages. be no complacency about Soviet Harper & Row will publish The Socialis t newspaper "The Unpublished Diary of Drew Lamerhav observed that "even Jewry. He declared: "They won't build bridges to the East using Pearson." The columnist's widow Immigrants from the Soviet will edit It ... Peter Bridge , the newspaper Lamerhav observed Jewish bodies;" and, added, ref err ing to the St a te London producer, asked Ethel that "even Immigrants from the Merman to star there in "Gypsy" Soviet Union believe that the JDL Department, "the cries of thr~ and a half million J ews are far ... , the first N. Y. clas h can only sabotage the just actress to per form In the nude , s truggle for Soviet Jewry." louder than the bleatlngs of Foggy Bottom." played a virgin In Shelley Al Hamlshmar, organ of Winters' "One-Night Stands" and , said that "while the will play the prostltut:,, In Cannon League sets Itself up as a TO AVOIS BIAS Films• "Jump" . . . 13aron defender of the J ews, It sticks a GENEVA - Aaron Vergells , Edmond de Rothschild signed a knife In the back of the campaign editor of Sovletish Helmland, the pact with Pan Am to do their being waged on behalf of Soviet only Yiddish magazine published worldwide catering. Jewry." in the Soviet Union, contended At the Running Footman a Two Orthodox newspapers that the Leningrad trial of nine theater manager mentioned the also assailed the JDL which has Jews and two non-Jews had been r lsks Involved In his job. been strongly supported by held in secret session ''in order Theaters usually get 25 per cent certain Orthodox elements In the not to Stir up anti-Semitic of the gross as rental. The United States. Hamodla organ of feelings among certain parts of Shuberts sent an emissary to see the Agudat-Israel, said "the the population." Anti- Semitism, "No, No, Nanette" ln Boston. He President of the United States he said at a news conference , o ff e r e d the producers the cannot stand calmly by while an exists In the USSR today " as It Majestic Theater, asking . only Let the Geni at ext re m I s t group sabotages does anywhere In the world where pat I enc e until the theater's relations between his country and Jews live." He predicted that all commitment ot "Lovely Ladles, Magic Carpet the Soviet Union. Soviet Jews who want to emigrate Kind Gentlemen" was over. That Sher arlm, organ of the Poalel to Israel would be allowed to In show closed J an. 9. · Agudat Israel, observed that due course, "but this will be a "No, No, Nanette," grossing plan your floor Coverings " decades of struggle not­ slow process, for administrative over $100,000 a week will open at withstanding Jews In Israel have and bureaucratic reasons." He the 46th St. Theater. Since good carpeting lasts a long never once been tempted to noted that the Kremlin preferred Sargent Shriver will join · a emulate their enemies• methods. not to let Soviet citizens go, but N.Y. law firm •.. Patrick time, it is more sensible to choose This ts not the way J ews tight and added that nonetheless It was not O'Neal, who owns the Ginger therein lies their strength•.. in the Kremlin's Interest to hold Man, saw the screening of his your carpeting first and design Omer, a Hlstadrut newspaper back "those elements who refuse Kenya leopard trapping In ABC's published for Immigrants to integrate." American Sportsman TV series your furnishings around it. The at the Explorers Club • • . Boxing Commissioner Ed Dooley will be only carpeting store that can the Circus Saints and Sinners fall MARTINIQUE .-f guy Jan. 28 . . . Lionel Bart's please EVERYONE! musical, "Quasimodo," is the favorite to be the first show In · REST AURA NT ~,.,- the new Astor Plaza Theater. Ka th ar In e Hepburn, now SPECIAL . touring In "Coc_o," met Chanel only once. It was In Paris. The Friday & Saturday, January 22 & 23 star wore tan slacks, white FLY OVER ISRAEL ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEF JERUSALEM Egyptian AU JUS planes new over Isra1tr positions on the eastern bank of the Suez OPEN WEHONOR Soup or chowder canal m llltary spokesmen Pot. & Veg ., ·rolls & butter announced. 'A complaint has been Mon., Wed., Sat. lodged with the. United Nations 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Jello or pudding, tea or coffee 4-.9S Truce Supervision Organization. Tues., Thur., Fri., ...,.KAM11- This was the fourth complaint 10 a.in. to 9 p.m. Daily & Sunday 840 Broad Street We Honor over similar Incidents since the 253-8300 . ll:30a.m.- 10p.m. Providence · All Major Sot. 5 p.m. · ·11 p.m. Credit Cords current cease-fire went Into Drive down to Bristol and save! effect Nov. 6. 14 THE RHODE ISLAND HEMLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY ZZ, 1971 Revolutionary Spirit of Century _ S-tereotypes Don't Typify Creates Increased Jewish Peril NEW YORK - Dr. Nahum president of the World Jewish East German Jewish Life Goldmann warned that the Congress declared that the threat survival of Jewish communities Is not so much one of "classical LONDON - The Russians How far ·It Is put Into practice "Jewish origin." The former will throughout the world Is Imperiled anti-Semitism'~ as It Is "the seem determined to go on trying Is a complex Issue. But admit privately that for them all by the "revolutionary character aw~enlng of hundreds of millions more Jews. But If they would only Buchenwald and the other Is not roses In the garden. of our century." o t people, of classes and look across to their faithful allies notorious camps are constant Emigration to Israel Is not an In his address to a banquet of countries oppressed In the past." In East Germany, they might places of pilgrimage for groups Issue. Most of them are too old the Union of American Hebrew Dr. Goldmann said, Jewish learn a few lessons In tolerance of schoolchildren, workers, and and Infirm to uproot themse!Vl!s Congregations for Its national communities are threatened by from Walter Ulbricht. housewives, more so than their now. But particularly since 1967 board of trustees and - the "!he explosive situation" In their The normal stereotype makes equivalents are In the Federal they would like to see more presidents of Its temples, the respective countrl~s. He cited of East Germany the last place In Republic. varied news about Israel In the Cuba as an example where, he the world where any sensible Jew The guides' commentaries are media, and less propaganda. noted, the regime, "not tainted would want to live - part of sometimes crude, concentrating A ·delegation did raise this Hoving A Porty? with any anti-Semitism, saw the anti-Zionist Eastern Europe, and more on attacking present-day with the Government but little has ruin of a once-nourishing and German at that. As so often, capitalism by analogy with pre­ been done. They were also CALL prosperous Jewish community stereotype s are wrong. war capitalist support for the unhappy that private citizens who because It was tied up with the Experienced Jewish observers In Nazis than on explaining the roots offered the Jewish community U RENT-ALLS middle class, which the Castro the West used to classify East of anti-Semitism In Germany. But clothes and other help during the regime destroyed." He cited the Germany as the second best place they do not conceal the racls of Six-day War had to be tor Jews In Eastern Europe after what happened. (formerly UnllM lenfah Dbl.) current situation facing the three discouraged. million Jews In the Soviet Union . With the recent "Germany, the land of poets The Government asked the Tables -- Chairs -- Dishes as another example. U . the upsurge of ant 1-S em It le and thinkers - that's the Image com munlty to hold an antla Zionist problem of Soviet Jewry were propaganda In the Czech mass we like to have, Isn't It?", I protest demonstration but they Champagne Fountains Just one "of regular anti­ media, East Germany Is now out heard one guide at Buchenwald refllsed. Above all, they would Semitism," he stated, It would be on top. start off his talk to a class of like a clearer distinction to be 725-3779 serious, but less complicated The main reason Is hauntingly children. "Here, a mile and a made between anti-Semitism and than It Is. s I m p I e • B u c h e n w a I d , half from Weimar, Is the other anti-Zionism. Ravensbruck, Sachsenhausen are Germany ••• " The opposite view Is taken by In the land that Is now East These constant reminders of the Jewish anti-Zionists. There Germany and they did their German history plus, of course, are some Z,500 of them, Including Tutoring James F. Reilly horrltylng work ettlclently. In the the publicity readily given to the president of the State Bank, who 1 e German Democratic every swastika-daubing Incident Dr. Greta Wlttkowskl, the now Republic there are only some In West Germany continue to have retired Minister of Justice, Hilde 751-0395 3,500 Jews, of whom barely 1,100 their effect. Many or the first Benjamin, the Public Prosecutor­ still practice their religion. - postwar East German mms dealt General, Josef Streit, and Rudi The great swathes that were with anti-Semitism. One of the Singer, editor of the party paper, Algebra - French - German - Latin - Spanish cut Into European Jewry have left country's best-selling books Is "Neues Deutschland."- East Berlin with a community of still "Naked Among Wolves," Erlch Frledlaender, who now History - English Just 650 people. Leipzig, once a which Is about Buchenwald. This heads the Anglo-German centre tor 18,000 Jews, today has summer In Dresden I found Friendship Society, fought In the 100; Dresden has 45, Schwerin people were buying out a new LP British Army In the desert before Comple•e Individual Allcn•ion in Homelike Atmosphere six. Could any regime not be ca 11 e d "Gems of Yiddish going back to Germany. "I am generous Io these - pitiful Folklore," sung by the Leipzig Jewish/' he says, · "and I have remnants, a community In which Synagogue Choir. family In Israel. U you ask nine out of every 10 members Is In Its determination to make someone In this country about over 55, where the birth of a education conform to Its Ideology, antl-Sem ltlsm, It would be like ~ .....:-.._~..,._,. Jewish child Is an event for the Government has produced the asking them about drugs. There month-long rejoicing, and where by-product or eradicating most is no problem here.,, Prewar services are frequently rormer Nazis trom the teaching Zionism, he adds, was a direct oritz Beauty Salon abandoned for want of a quorum? profession where they were well result of anti-Semitism. What As Heinz Schenk, the ensco nced before the war. Israel was doing now concerned 97 NEW LONDON AVENUE president of the Jewish Already by 1966 93 percent of the and bewildered peo"ple. comm u n It Y In East Berlin country's teachers were postwar The argument Is eternal. What CRANSTON, R.I. explained to me last summer, the trainees. can be said Is that below the State has built new synagogues The country's few remaining ottlclai level small exam pies of (located At Hillside Motor lod9e) rrom public tunds In Erfurt, Jews are listed as those or German/Jewish reconciliation Dresden, and Magdeburg and "Jewish belief'' and those or continue. "lndivid1,t'="l Styling" restored them In Berlin and four ------­ other towns. Berlin has a kos her -!' CHARLES MORETTI, _Prop. butcher. Soviet Robbi Signs Petition The Jewish cemeteries have MISS DONNA MISS UINIE been repaired and are helped by the State. Herr Schenk was a Denouncing U.S. Militant Jews MISS SUZANNE survivor of Buchenwald, his wife MOSCOW A petition Rabbi Levin ha s consistently 11 v e d through the hell of stating Sovie t Jews do not want supported the official Soviet (All Formerly of De,oo's lea1ty Soloa) Auschwitz. Their son was In a such "lDlsolicited protectors" a s position that Soviet Jews have one camp on the Rumanian-Hungarian United States' militant groups, homeland - the Soviet Union border. All now receive the Open Tues. tbru Sat. was signed last week by Yehuda - and that there Is no need for s pecial pensions available to all Leib Levin, Chief Rabbi of them to go to Israel. He has camp Inmates whether Jewish or ~ f'or Appointment ~ , Moscow. The pe· ltlon accused deplored anti-Soviet actions by not and whether working now or these groups of "emulating Jewish groups abroad as not not. Her n Schenk and his wl!e Fascists" in their tactics . helping the cause of Soviet Jews. each get 60Q.. marks. Every two -~2-78~ years they are allowed a free The protest letter, signed by The petition said: "It is very three-week holiday at a spa. the Rabbi and three lay leaders of regrettable th at Fascism, which These payments to the Jews the Moscow Jewish religious has inflicted so much suffering on living In East Germany have not community, was handed over to all mankind , e specially the Jews , been matched by•compensatlon to the United States embassy by who lost six million people, has Jews living abroad, mainly on the thre e oth e r c o ng regation found followers among our Only*ICYPOINTand PILLAR ROCK grounds that East Germany members. nationality uews) who emulate Fascists with the same methods canned salmon have@. Buy and'lry shouldered a grotesquely unfair There are believed to be more of banditry and terror." share or economic reparations to than 300,000 Jews among brands the Sovel Union ·and Poland after ICY POINTor PILLAR ROCK Moscow's seven million people. 11 Such acts are agains t the· for highest Quality, the war com:;,ared with West Of these only a small percentage norms of our religion," the Germany. are religious Jews. There are petition said, "Soviet Jews do not ·. Flavor,lntegrity East German subsidies to the one major synagogue and two want the help of unsolicited country's few remaining Jews are smaller ones in the city as well protectors and Fascist Jews." not Just charity tacitly paid out on as some prayer rooms converted NEFCO, the world's lending the side. They form an Integral from apartments. The petition, like all s uch producer of canned salmon, part or the regime's Ideology. documents presented to the offers Two fine brands of Red The petition was the only embassy, was presumably drawn Salmon-lcY.POINT BLUE/!ACK Government representatives development in the campaign appear regularly at Jewish up with the backing, If not' the RED Salmon some markets, protesting harassment of Soviet active Inspiration, of Soviet PILLAR ROCK SOCKEYE RED memorial services. The Jewish representatives in the United community's quarterly magazine authorities. Normally policemen Salmon, others. Each tastes States by the Jewish Defense at the gates prevent Soviet extra good and is good for you, Is full of exchanges of telegrams League. too! Each brand carries the between Its own members and the citizens from entering unless @. • Noother major canned Government. On his birthday they United States Embassy they have official authorization. salmon brand can make this send congratulations to Professor officials said they hoped the statement! · The Soviet press ·continued to Use ICY POINT BLUEBACK RED or PILLAR ROCK SOCKEYE Albert Norden, member or the Soviet author! ties had decided to Ignore the protests being RED Salmon for party snacks and salaM, or right out of Politburo, secretary In charge of halt the retaliation campaign· that delivered to the embassy and the the can (delicious season~d lightly with red wine vine­ agitation and propaganda and began following a Soviet note recent acts of retaliation. gar and served with sliced raw Bermuda onions). himself a Jew, or goodwill p·r o t e st Ing alleged American Reports continue to be printed, ICY POINT BLUEBACK and PrLtAR .ROCK ' SocKEYE RED..---"" messages to Comrade Ulbricht. connivance In the anti-Soviet acts however; about anti-Soviet acts In Salmon are low in calories, too,-ideal !Qr weight control Clearly It pays the communlt.y to Iii the united States. the United States. Izvestia, the time, p~rty time, snack time, m~al time, cin1[ time. keep on good_ terms wlih the The 'Jewish Defense League Soviet Government newspaper, QUALITY? THE \TERY BEST! Government. But the Government Same fine QUALITY-FLAVOR-INTEGRIT~ and the@ whose actions have been said tonight: wants to keep on good terms, too. available in Canada under the Gold S,eal 1abel. criticized by other Jewish "The United States· authorities "We hope that - among our organizations Is waging what It ----SEND FOR FREE RECIPE BOOKLET TODAY!---­ Jewish fellow-citizens the · could easily call to order the calls a .,liberation war" on rampant Zionist organizations. Icv POINT BLUEBACK and PILLAR ~OCK SOCKEY£ RED SALMON conviction will grow. that the behalf of the Soviet Union's three And If. they fall to do so, Nefco, Pier 89, Seattle, W_ashingtlfi ~8119 . , · Socialist German. . De{llocr,atlc .million Jews, It has threatened to Republic· Is the true . political notwithstanding the demands of Please send me yo1Jr free, full r.olor, 18 page canned · continue l)arassment against American public opinion, the salmon recipe booklet. · homeland for all of -them," Hans Soviet · ·representatives In the reason Is that the Zionist Name• ______Selgewasser, the secretary of Uni.tell ~!ates. . State for Church_Affairs -, put ii · In ,outrages . benefit . someone. TIie :the Address ___~------7 1 a letter to them, ' · 1lle league and - othet- Jewish anti-Soviet clamor, in Uuted Clty ______stAte~ ____ Zlp __· ,< · The aim of this' rhetoric Is groups ·have' complained aliout States helps .. to divert the ·cleal'IY to create· a-psychological restrictions on · Jewish life 1n · ~ attention of Americans and from \A_ Produced'' 11nd 1mark'etelb1 kEFCo, ti{e .l',; ,,. Wotld·~ .,:. . 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If you understand what this ~a..,...... w.,,...,..._,lhMa..._.. Bar Mitzvah Kosher Style Meat means you are a better lawyer We cii.me to the Bar MltzVah You have heard of Kosher than I am. I confess that the fine ==--~:'.'::=~;.:-..:J ~:=:;._--::;~New..::-.:..:.-: = celebration Of our yo1D1gest cienMrylnwrltifta, Style Sour Pickles, b.11t did you point of this argument escapes grandson, Sandy. It was a Joyous ever hear of Kosher Style Meat? me. And so thought the Judge who occasion. Besides relatives and· Neither did we. But In the city ruled that the Kosher ordinances friends of the parents Of the Bar of Miami, or rather In Miami of the city are constitutional and MltzVah, there were people Beach, there Is a store wtth just found the owner guilty of present from Providence who violation, re me m be red our daughter, such a sign In the window: FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1971 KOSHER STYLE MEATS, But what Interests me lnthls Annette, as a child, and who were "Kosher Style Meat? There Is case Is the absence of a Jewish at the wedding of Annette to Jack no such thing!" exclaimed the voice In what Is obviously a Please Read It All . . • Hockman some twenty-five years ago. · Beach Food Inspector, Mr. Frank matter of Jewish Law. Four Brickman. And he charged the Kosher Style Jews arguing a Letters to the editor are always welcome whether they agree The Bar Mltzvah boy wi'th us or not (we are happy they read the editorials) and we are accounted for himself admirably, store owner wl th violation of the Kosher Law. having conducted the entire laws. Why didn't the four Jews think always glad to publish them (as long as they arc not scurrilous or But the owner, Mr. Herman Of Inviting a fifth Jew, a Rabbi, service and chanted the Torah libelous). and seeking his opinion? portion for Zos Hanukkah. But Solomon, contended that the We have only one objection. If readers would o~ly read the what was the greatest thrill, to us Beach Kosher Laws are Aren't there any Rabbis In complete editorial instead of taking one sentence out of context at least, were the contributions unconstltutlonal. and he engaged a Miami Beach? A Rabbi could have told the court whether there Is made ln his name to various lawyer, Mr. Ronald I. Strauss, to and arguing with it. argue the case before the Circuit such a thing as Kosher Style Meat charities, the signing of Sandy's or not. Perhaps, if those who object would re-read the last paragraph name In the Golden Book of the Court, Judge Jack A. Falk, But the Rabbinate was not of the editorial which was published several weeks ago, they Jewish National Fund, and the presiding. consulted, and thereby hangs the would realize we were simply asking that all the groups who by adoption his parents of a child Brickman, Solomon, Strauss tragedy. 'The decision as to want to help those who cannot help themselves to cooperate with In Israel. and Judge Falk. It can happen For years, this column, and I whether the man Is selling the police within the body of law on which the United States only In Miami Beach. A foursome Kosher meat or not Is left am sure many others, have urged arguing the legality or Illegality Constitution is based and in this way would do the most good. parents to celebrate their entirely to the lawyers who argue of selling Kosher Style meat for between themselves. The Rabbi We were not attempting to be censorious of a ny of these children's Bar MltzVah In a Kosher meat. similar manner. Bar Mitzvahs, who has something to say In the groups (except the obviously terrorist activities of Rabbi Meir The attorney gives the matter Is not consulted at all. we said, are very well, Indeed. following reason for the legality Kahane and his New York JDL) but asking that they coordinate Parents are united with their And that, too, can happen only their activities to give as many people as much protection as pos­ Of his client's action: In Miami Beach. children. Friends gather to wish "11,e Beach Kosher Meat the Bar Mltzvah and the parents ... sible without wasting their efforts. Laws . . . seek to regulate (Mr. Segat's opinions are hi s own · Where the government is on our side, and not working against well. They do It by means of religious standards unrelated to presents. But do something, we and not necessarily those of this us, we need only implement their efforts. There is no need for Insisted, that will be enduring; the clry's police powers." newspaper.) bombing, or breaking windows or hitting the police on the head. enduring In terms of time and They will cooperate if we do. ~ enduring In terms of satisfaction. Vour Violence only brings more violence and solves nothing. Let the Bar MltzVah of today be able to point, In the years to There is no reason why, as in the present case of the Soviet come, to something tangible that Jews, the Jewish organizations cammot get together and issue was given to him on the day of his Money's one statement on their position. Instead there is a .statement entering into the community of from one group, than another group, then another, ad infinitum. his people. Give the boy a present that wtll be remembered for the Worth As long as they agree (and they seem to in this case) one state- lifetime of the Bar Mltzva:h and ment backed by all the 'groups together should be more effective. will alsQ' benefit someone else By Sylm Porter The same is true ,a bout p atrols or any other cause. besides the Bar MltzVah. This Is really the whole sense of becoming a member of the Jewish Wanted: An End to "Holder in Due Course" Kosher Meat Eating Suffers No Decline people. That our children did this on An elderly woman bought a carpeting , sewing machines, SAN FRANCISCO In San Francisco was of Inferior their own was very gratifying to hearing aid for her son, Involving "lifetime" series of dancing or Orthodox Rabbi Robert E. quality" and In "this age of us. a fat down-payment and an Judo lessons, major appliances, Levinson of San J ose has denied a ff I u enc e" Jews observing We recommend this to all Installment loan for the balance home Improvements. that the consumption of kosher dietary Jaws In the Bay Area parents who are making of her purchase. In . many cases, the basic meat has declined In the San were Importing •

-I Time_To Anythint from o Spare WRINKLE to o WRECK - .,.ke It o ,·vi( hobit to coll IOSTON RADIATOR. IOSTON By GERALD ANDREWS - Retirement Adviser olso hon"n oll 111• chanicol prol,letn1. At Max Golden ,our Nffke 24 houn Investing In Land Generally speaking, it is - as' 0 doy. The National Association of long as you avoid the pitfells. suggests for.,.r basic steps: Real Estate Boards has come up You Jcnow the individual real with an interesting statistic for estate enterprise. You see the anyone who owns land or is plot you want, purchase it, and thinking of buying some real hold it for sale at some future estate as.an investment. date. Or you buy a house or an I. DON'T SIGN ,tlNYTHING . .. At the scene of-the accident. Here it is: During 1968, single apartment building and become family homes increased in value a landlord., by an avel'&ge of about 7 percent. This is O.K. as long as you 2. CAU BOSTON RADIATOR . .. Don't be persuaded by on-the-spot In other words, the median sales realize that for an individual, "Salesmen" and "Out Of This World" promises. Max Golden will price climbed upward by approx- especially an amateur, it's even imately that much. riskier than buying stocks. handle everything. After hours, our answering service takes aver. That figure may be new to you. There's another method avail- Don't hesitate to call us anytime - from anywhere. But I'm sure you can put your able to those who aren't in a po.•i­ finger on the reason without any tlon to act. for themselves. 3. TAKE CARE OF YOUR CAR ... Your car is your property. You can· help from the economists. I'm referring to REIT, which Inflation. And with the govern- stands for Real Estate Invest­ pick the garage of your choice. No one including your insurance ment adopting a tight money ment Trust: company or police can t~II you where to ta~ your car. policy, there's been relatively Here you buy shares in a trust less building. That means ·- · just as in most investment trans­ 4. OUT OF STATE ... Call BOSTON RADIATOR - any hour day or night. more people in search of real actions. But the trust puts your estate. money into real es~te instead P.S. Promiles made by Middlemen or Runners can only be fulfilled by Infiatlon is a special problem. of into companies involved in poor ;workman1hlp, Inferior material, and method, and high c01tl. My subject just now is the teal goods or services. estate _market; what does !ta You might decide on Equity present condition mean to you Trust, which depends on rents and me? from property. For the ·homeowner, the an- Alternatively, you could go for BOSTON RADIATOR & BODY WORKS swer ls obvious. He finds him- a Mortgage Trust where the IODY W.ORK e PAINTING e RADIATOR ~ORK e MOTOR REP_AIRS e FRONT END self, all things being equal, in main reliance Is on interest from e UPHOLSTERY e BRAKES e TRANSMISSION e GLASS e IGNITION e ETC. possession- of a more valuable mortgages. c~mmodlty._ Should )le sell, be In any case, the ,Prudent man (HAR OP LOIW'S STATI THIAlH) sl\ould reahze a handsome profit. will consult a broker bl!lore buy- 18S PINE ST., PROVIDENCE ,,,_,...... ,au,,c.n.,...,_.,.,._nteWft&.c.ffen) GA 1-262S For the buyer, the continuing. ing Into REIT. There is still no upward trend suggests that real substitute for the expertl8e of estate Is I good lnveetment. the specialist. w••- -•- · ~-4•• ~-.,. •- ,. _ _,-• ..-,,,,.,_ . ...--,

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY1 JANUARY 221 1971 9 These are the promises ·· you made to the people of Israel. , You promised a.child you would build You promised to feed a hungry child more secondary schools in Israel so.that in another land who never can be sure of j he wouldn't. have to travel mine-infested his nextmeal;because he lives in a country roads to attend classes in a neighboring wliere all Jews are victimized. And there I settlement. are more than 36,000 Jews throughout You promised hot lunches to an under­ Europe and North Africa whose plight nourished school child whose parents' in­ will become even more desperate unless come is insufficient to provide him with a you keep your promise to provide them healthy, adequate diet. You also promised with monthly food distributions through to provide nursery facilities for younger UJA-supported programs. children whose mothers must work to sup­ You promised to rescue more than plement their f arpily incomes. 50,000 Jews from the poverty and perse­ You promised to help provide an el­ cution of Eastern Europe, North Africa derly Israeli with the special welfare serv­ and the Middle East and to lead them to ices that would give him a new lease on life. new lives in Israel and other havens of se­ And more than 40,000 older citizens rely curity. And your promise has given hope on you for special old-age grants, homes, to hundreds of thousands of tormented, and special medical care. oppressed Jews throughout the world. You p:romfoed to help a family of pen­ These are the promises you made to niless Jews who have just escaped the per­ the struggling people of Israel and to op­ secution of Eastern Europe and come to pressed ·Jews throughout the world. Their ·· Israel with all they possess wrapped up in future depends on you. And the future is a few pitiful parcels. And there are thou­ now. sands more arriving each month who will be forced to leave everything they have Meet your UJA pledge now, and keep behind them so they can come to Israel to the vital promises you made. Reinforce it live a new life. ·with still another pledge and renew the hopes of all those whose future depends You promised to build a home in· a on you. development town for a Jewish family - which was never able to call any place home until you helped bring them home to Israel. And of the more than 1,300,000 immi­ grants you have helped the U nitedJewish Appeal bring to Israel, there are more , thari 200,000 who are still in desperate need of adequate housing.

1 You . promised to nurse a sick new:.. I I comer back to health by providing the care Rhode Island Jewry began making its payntent with the above presentation of a check for '250.000 to ",! Sidney Edelstein, UJA National Cash Committee and treatment he was denied before he Chairman by Mas Alperin, Federation President. Albert I . Gordon, General Campai9n Chairman and · came to Israel. And the task is made diffi-: Joseph Galkin Ezecutive Director, ·More than one million dollars m uat be paid in cash within the next . cult because of the acute shortage of hospi­ few weeks to honor our ple'!l,e· THIS CAN ONLY BE . ~~g~P4[y ;_~¥oCti, oua OWN PLEDGE tal beds and trained doctors and nurses. · United Jewish Appeal Israel Emergency Fund The Jewish Federation of Rhode Island 203 Strand Building, Providence, R.I. 02903 Tel: 421-4111 MEL VIN G. ALPERIN, Chairman Ca sh Collection Committee 10 THE RHODE IILAND HERALD; FRIDAY. jANUARY 22, 1971 Differences Mark READY Cleaning & Tailo"ring ' l'O Papers 512 ELMWOOD AVENUE, PROVIDENCE NEW YORK - 1be ten Arabic newspapers published In the United States and Canada have very little in common except FREE dislike of Israel. But they are staunch defenders of freedom of the · press, a condition they PICK-OP and DELIVERY acknowledge does not e,qst In the Arab World, accor ding to an article on domestic Arab newspapers by Spyrldon 781-8339 Granltsas appearing In Editor & Publisher, the American newspaper trade Journal. A typical paper, according to 20%oFF ANTIQUE SATIN 20%oFF the writer, is Al )slash, established in I 931 and published by an Iraqi-born Christian, Dr. DRAPERIES Alphonse Chaurize, which claims that "the creation of Israel was a not ready-modes but satanic plot of the Communists to drive the Arabs into the Soviet Custom made Draperies with embrace." The newest of the Arabic your choice of Colors and Styles weeklies is Action , edited by Dr. M.T. Meh d i. an active propagandist for Arab causes In n A J SU& the U.S. He told Granltsas that V.::Joul,evar "'r.iUN/ n . the Arabic press reflects all of 742·EAST AVE., PAWT. eL.J, ~r Jnc the divisions that exist In the Arab world. However, Dr. ~ FOR DECORATOR SERVICE FREE Me h d I• s newspaper-endorsed HOUIS, CAU Arthur J. Goldberg In this year•s MON., TUIS., SAT. 9 i. 5 • measuring New York gubernatorial race WID., THUIS.,fll.919\ 724-0680 • estimates • in,toUotlOn because it thought his election would "make the Jews more hurry! This sole ends in 3 weeks A l'lAQUI HONOIING J.eph K. Levy and Dr. Henry Mille, wen at­ secure In New York and they tached to a three channel ....,_..iograph at a rocont ceremony at would bother us less In the The Miriam Haapltal by M,. Levy's IIOn and oen-ln-law who conlributed Mldcfie East." t-ardo the purc'-e of the instn,ment. Pktvrecl with the elec­ Dr. Mehdi predicted that In lT-.liograph are, from left, Mark A. Land, Je,omo I . Sapolsliy, execu­ 10-15 years the Arab world wlli tive direct• of the haepltal, J.eph K. Levy and Richard G. Levy. The have a free press. "The fact that q=n~~er" new acquloltlon playo an Important role In the care of cardiac pationh Israel has more freedom of the 80 Massapoag Avenue at The Miriam. press - even during crisis - Sharon, Mau. Is mainly due to Western ( 617) 784-6000 Influences while the Jews ilved in Only In America the West. What we need now Is • BANQUET FACILITIES some of the same Ideas In the Arab world," Mehdi said. • CATERING IN TEMPLES By Harry Golden U.N. Requests Funds For Arab Refugees The severity of the sentences of real-polltlk. When they make a UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., meted , by the Leningrad judges . Boris Pasternak Into a martyr or The United Nations has made .an against 11 Russians has provoked an Isaac Babel, It Is because appeal to member countries for a worldwide response. these men are less dangerous tunds to educate young · These Russians, nine of them than not. Then why these 11? No Arab refllgees, which has been Jews, plotted to hijack a small one wou ld stamp through the described as a necessary move to plane and fiy from the Soviet streets on their behalf If they avoid ' tuture disorder In the Union to another country from were Imprisoned for three or Middle East. which they would emigrate to four years, or fifteen years. Rene Maheu, director general Israel. They were apprehended of the United Nations Educational, before they could put their plan In The answer Is that there are Scientific and Cultural action. The two leaders, pilot three mllllon Jews In Russia. Organization said In the appeal Mark Y. Dymshlts and Edward Just how many of these Jews want Issued from his Paris BROWN UNIVERSITY Kuznetsov, were senten~ed to to emigrate to Israel Is, of headquarters that "there are 1.5 EXTENSION DIVISION COURSES death. The sentence was later course, Impossible to deter mine m Ill Ion Palestine retugees commuted to prison sentences by but If the Soviet told them they seeking "justice," and that one of Classes start the week of February 8, 1971 the Politburo. could go at once, probably more their human rights Is the right to Everyone argued that death by than a million and a half would education. the ftrlng squad Is an excessive leave forthwith. He estimated that $10- mllllon Applications now being receivec(for Extension courses in ART (Drawing, Color, sentence when, In fact, no crime Oil Pointing, Water Color; also, Art Appreciation); BOOKBINDING; ENGLISH This Is not a random guess. In voluntary contributions would was perpetrated. carry them over the present (Improvement of Reading, English for Foreignen (lntermedtOte (!nd Advanced), The Soviets did commute the There are observers who have Medical Terminology, Word Watching; Improvement of Vocabulary); HISTORY manageWilly Brandt lion, 130 Angell St,-1, Providence, llhocle hland 02912. Telephone:. transform these citizens of no land God gave to Abraham. And a 163-2397. and his government today for consequence Into martyrs which · last and even more compelling falling to Invite any Jews to Is usually not the Soviet way. The reason, of course, 1s the nature accompany the Chancellor to Politburo subscribes to a notion of llfe under the Communist Warsaw for the slgrilng of the new regime. pact between Poland and West Germany. Werner Marx, a deputy West Berliners do not want to of the Christian Democratic go Into the Soviet Zone but the Party (COU), noted In an ·article Communists had to erect a wall pub! I shed In the Berliner to keep the East Berliners out the Morgenpost that several the Western Zone. And 18 years Catholics and Protestant PROVIDENCE PICTURE ERA.HE CO. ago, the Romanian Communists personalities were Invited and told the small segment of Jews accompanied Chancellor Brandt, who had survived the holocaust THUD fLOOA • AIICAD"S IUILDING they were free to emigrate to but no Jews. Israel. Thousand upon thousands . Mr. Marx said that 1110'1DSNCS, AHODE ISLAND of C"hrlstlan Romanians representatives of Catholic and · immediately swore they were Protestant churches declined Jews to get out, so many non­ Invitations from the Brandt Jewish Romanians wanted to government. Sources here said • leave that the Government quickly the Polish government had hinted closed down all emigration. to . West Germany that It would JANUARY SALE ,prefer not to have Jews The trial and sentencing of accompany the Chancellor: · these 11 In Leningrad Is a • The ,tewl_sh Telegraphic warning to the Jews of Russia to Agency s West German stay put or suffer Imprisonment. correspondent, Alfred Woltmann. 20% OFF After 53 years of a state without was the only foreign religion, the Jews In Russia are correspondent denied an entry all Zionists while 50 years of visa by Polish authorities. No unlimited freedom has made all reason was given. Mr. Woltmann the American Jews l(lto Yankees. Is a correspondent for an Israeli INClUDING (:USTOM FRAMING The Russians not oillY want to newspaper and holds an . Israeli keep disaffection a secret but one passport on which he applied for mllllon Jews suddenly emigrating the visa. The passport was to Israel are also one million returned to him without the entry soldiers In the Middle E\15t. stamp . THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRIDAY. JANUARY 22 1 1971 11 Send a Herald each week to Lubavitchers Oppose your son In the service. Public Demonstrations E.S. Berren On Behalf Of Soviet Jewry Wallpaper Co. NEW YORK The a nightly radio program . o\\ Lubavltcher Hassldlm, a group broadcast over WEVD. actively concerned with the fate The spokesman also recalled of Soviet Jewry, Is opposed to the case of the late Rabbi Joseph ~Interior Decorators public demonstrations on their Schneerson, predecessor and And Home Owners behalf on the grounds that they father-In-law of the present are counter-productive. "U you Lubavltcher Rebbe. He was want a favor from someone, you sentenced to death In Russia In No Need don't step on his toes," according 1928. Protests, be said, were of to Rabbi Yudel Krinsky, a no avail. It was through the quiet To Go To New York spokesman for Rabbi Menachem Intervention of the heads of many Schneerson, the Lubavltcher governments, Including the late We carry a full Rebbe. President Herbert Hoover, that and distinctiwe Rabb I Krinsky said the Rabbi Scboeerson was freed and Lubavltcher movement believes later emigrated to the U.S. Rabbi line of that quiet diplomacy Is more Krinsky recalled. effective than loud protests when Decorator It comes to rescuing the Jews of S. HUIOl(.PIUINTS WALLCOYIRINGS Russia. "Russia does not respond to demonstrations," be said In an AMERICA'S FOIUIOST Largest Selections Interview with Ray )Cesteobaum, HNOlt the editor of World Jewish News, in New England Jan Peerce Window Shades Otota SU. TS IIMAINING laminated To Match [Fii1 Your Wallcoverings FlllST CHILD BORN Dr. and Mrs. Toby Alterman of 258 Columbus Avenue, Mrs. Barry Zubow Pawtucket, announce the birth or their first child and son, Jeffrey Miss Phyllis Hope Cohn was train. She wore a camelot cap Herman, on January 14. Mrs. married to Barry Zubow, Sunday, with a three-quarter length veil Alterman Is the former Rochelle January 3, at Temple Beth Israel. and carried white stephanotls. Maida Massover. Rabbi Jacob Handler and Cantor Miss Linda Cohn, sister of the Maternal grandparents are Tomorrow Evening 1:30 ,. Karl Kritz performed the 4 p.m. bride, was maid of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Massover of cere,nony. Bridesmaids were Miss Nancy 115 Corl/Ith Street. Paternal V--Mam.A...... ,._ The bride Is the daughter of Levy and Miss Lynne Zubow, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Tickets $6.S0-5S.SO-S4.SO lodd", Ga,doft Oty. er-n...,., & Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Cohn, of sister of the bridegroom. Nathan Alterman of 19 Grotto All work done on premises. Cranston. Mr. Zubow Is the son Avenue. Ano-I. ,,.... w __ -· t. of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Zubow Frederick Sullivan served as Great-grandparents are Mr. '""'· A.. ry l'iafto. '""'· De

TWINS••• BORN Dr. and Mrs. Victor Schnelder or west Lafayette, Indiana .ALIYAH n,~v !lnnounce the bl~h of twin sons, Jesse Michael and Jerold Philip, on January 3. Maternal grandparents are The ISRAEL ALIYAH CENTER offers Mr. and Mrs. Solomon E. Sellnker of Providence, and you Information and Guidance in : paternal grandparents are Mr. Professional Placement Pursuing Your Education and Mrs. Jacob Schnelder of * * Brighton, Massachusetts. * Housing * Learning Hebrew in Ulpanim * Business Opportunities * Kibbutz Life ARONSONS• •HAVE • SON Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Aronson Call ·or write for an appoinbnent of Albany, New York, announce the birth of a son, Peter Douglas, on January 12. · ISRAEL ALIYAH CENTER, Inc. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chern of 437 Boylston St. Boston, Mass. 02116 Brooklyn, New York, and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Tel: (617) 536-7480 Theodore Aronson of Pawtucket.

~/PW~~ '' I Mr. and Mrs. Mark Temkin 1D o/btdlb (ffMM (9~ Miss Sheryl Baker married lace. A matching headpiece held Mark Temkin In a 6:30 p.m. her Imported silk Illusion veil. candlelight ceremony. Saturday, She carried phalaenopsls orchids ef !Mntllff cffJecu; JYJ~ · December 26, at Temple Mlshkan and white roses.· • Teflla, Chestnut Hill, Miss Terri Baker, sister of Mass a ch use tt s. Rabbi Israel the bride, was maid of honor. Kazls and Cantor Gregor Shelkan Bridesmaids were Shelly Temkin Q}obHt6/I 0~ ~~ officiated. A reception followed at and JIii Temkin, sisters of the the Temple. bridegroom; Joanne Baker and Tite bride Is the daughter of Dorothy Pallesen. Titey wore z-/.a ftrm1 z-s;.111. cfo11,1ermd Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker of camelot gowns of dark purple Newton, Massachusetts and the velvet with white satin bodices granddaughter of Mrs. Philip and matching braided velvet rw6?c6dlat/J -mIMJeaceju/(y /te/4,etl{U//l(}f'Mte Lowenstein and Mrs. Morris headpieces. Each carried a single Baker. Mr. Temkin Is the son of red cabbage rose. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Temkin of Best man was Richard fU1d ~tUt,J/6/t Newton and the grandson of Mr. Panagacos. Ushers were Robert le~del»t ~ /56;5' f2ftteel: and Mrs. Samuel Sessler of Ginsburg, Bruce Sessler, Max Manchester, New Hampshire and Makowsky, David Levy, Perry the late Mr. and Mrs. Max Shelman and Jeffrey Baker, &flat? r//;l/1/-@L)e.c~ Temkin of PrOVldence. brother of the bride. "The bride wore a white panne "The couple wilt reside In gown hand appllqued wl th venlce Waltham, Massachusetts. 12 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALu , FRIDAY, jANi.iARY 22, 1971 Are your children away from BOYCOTT FAILS earnings have fluctuated. For the home? Keep them up to date with TEL AVIV An Arab fiscal nine months ended Oct. 31, a Herald subscription. attempt to Im pose a proceaural 1970, sales gained 43% to $12.9 boycott against Israel at the million, while earnings dropped MRS; LEO GLEKLEN conference of the International 36% to 65 cents a share. The OF . ~ A Ir Tr an s 'po rt Association decline In profits, according to (IA TA) which just ended In manag e m en t, reflected GOLDEN GATE Teheran , failed by an lndustrywlde competitive price overwhelming majority, El Al cutting. Carousel's 4 distinct TRAVEL, IN(. managing director Meyer Ben Ari style lines are aimed at the reported. popular price market and 60% are @J . so Id through 13 customers (distributors, leased department operators and retail chains). SUG_GESTS Finances are strong. On J an. 31, 1970, cash Items alone exceeded Join Me for a vacation. current liabilities by 30% and long term debt was $24,170. Of I will escort these trips. the 1.4 million common shares outstanding 56% are owned by February 20 . - 7 day Fly & IHC. While competitive conditions Cruise on Regino in Carib­ may continue, Carousel's product bean acceptance should help 1.1 arglns. Polynesian 5339 .00 and up 'and GE's Profits Cantom~c Cuisine KICKING-Off its annual donor affair, the Cranston Chapter af Hadassoh On the Upswing ""COCKTAILS HRVED" held a luncheon al the home af Mn. Arnald Galdman, left, of 5 Bald­ Morch 4 - 10 Doy Jewish e , .... °"' Senk• e Q: A tew years ago, we win Orchard Raad, Cranston, recently. Chairman for the donor affair to purchased shares of General Community Center Purim 467-7440 be held on Monday, Morch 8, al the Ramada Inn in Seekonk, Mos­ Trip to Israel Electric. This Investment was sas· advisability of buying U.S. Steel tlrm' s proms since the present ac t Iv It I es (l lght Industrial • at this time? - W,M, company was formed In 1963, as products, consumer items and A: W 11 h the many the result ot the merger oi capital goods). All ot these are • satU: uncertainties now racing the steel Electric Auto lit e Int o expected to· maintain their Industry, appreciation prospects Mergenthaler Linotype. ELTRA tr ad It l o n a 11 y strong growth • 11 CIIILDRFJfS SHOP • appear rather limited. Labor e xpe r I enc ed two sluggish patterns and should aid In • contracts, expiring In July,, are quarters during 1970 - March offsetting any losses Incurred In Th'2h~st • not apt to be renewed by the union and June - due to the trucking other, newer divisions. If the • mon-sat 9:30e5:30 • without a strike unless sizeable strike, high costs of Introducing recently-proposed 2-for-l split con c es s lo n s are ottered by new eq ui pmen t In th e Is approved by shareholders, an • 421·8856 • management. As a result, steel Mergenthaler division, and plant Increase In the dividend rate 'to Ingot production Is expected to opening and moving expenses. $2.80 will then be considered by • • Increase only marginally this However, some im ?rovement was directors. Long-term goals • •· year, despite a large jump felt In the final 1970 period; and should be adequately met.here. l _ _ _ J ant l clpa_ted tor Industrial ELTRA came up with an 11.1% • i-1 • produc ti on generally . earnings gain and an 11 ,4% sales Q; I would appreciate your Furthermore competition from Increase . This uptrend Is comments on American ~ Express • • Japanese steelmakers for a share expected to continue Into 1971. Capita! Fund for the long haul • of the growing world market tor Many technologically improved -C,M, • steel Is mounting. Altl,ough s ystems have been and w111 be A: American Express Capital domestic companies have been introduced which should generate Is designed for Investors who are • rapidly boosting mlll capacity In s ub s t a nti a I demand. And w 1111 n g t o assume higher order to meet world demand, It Is continued success Is anticipated Investment risks In anticipation • generally conceded that Japan's for th e company's of possible greater long-term • capacity will outpace ours by late photoco m po s I ng systems, the capital appreciation. Looking at next year. In addition to these Llnotron lines, and the low- · Capital's performance, from 1965 • Industry difficulties, U.S. Steel priced phototypesetter. Rising to 1969, the fund fared well with a has sustaln'ed a shrinkage In Its sales are also forecast for, the 122% gain In net asset value. • share of the total market. This, automotive sector (32% of sal'es). However, for all of 1969 and the coupled with rising costs and a Hold shares tor further growth. 11 months of 1970 Its net asset • less favorable product mix have Q: Could you give me your value declined 15% and 23.8% m ad e serious Inroads Into opinion on Carousel Fashions r espectl vely . Thus while • earnings. Thus the narrowly bought at 13 3/4? - W,L. American Expr ess may ., ..., covered dividend may be put A: Although sales of this wig participate Impress ively In rising • under added strain If a strike maker have risen steadily slncP markets, shares are also quite mater l a llzes . Shares are company' s founding In 1965, vulnerable In declining markets . • unattractive at present. •• Q: Please advise me what .~ bonds to purchase which wlll Israel's Kosher Meat To Be • boys . ' yield 8 1/2%. Do I buy these 1 through a broker? - E.A. • Pants8 ~ A: Yes, most brokers handle From Ireland In Future •3 , ' bond transactions. The bonds DUBLIN - A team of 12 coinniunal organizations con­ • I listed below are r ated single and Israeli shochetlm arrived In cerned, continued well Into the I double A, sell at varying Dublin In connection with the $5.5 small hours. It was expected that • premiums and yield between 8 m llllon contracts for the export production would start as soon as • 1/2% and 9% to maturity. Four of kosher meat to Israel. all the arrangements with which s uggested Issues are: Alabama The contracts will replace the rabbinate and the Board of • Power 9s of 2000, Maad Corp. 8 previous Israel Imports from Shechlta are concerned would l / 2s of 1995, Public Service Argentina as a result of price and have been approved by the Chief • Electric & Gas 9s of 1995 ·and supply dlfflcu\tles In that country. Rabbi, Dr. Isaac Cohen • Vermont Yankee 9 5/8s of 1998, • Alabama Power and Vermont The Immediate contract Is A second contract, possibly of Yankee are non- refllndable until with International Meat Packers, even greater scope, with Cork Marts (of which International • 1975 and Mead Corp. Is protected abattoir In Lexllp, outside Dublin, to 1 9 8 0 • Since avallab111ty, under license from the Dublin Meat Packers Is a subsidiary), • Int ere st rates and other Board of Shechlta and under the based In Cork, Ireland, wlll go conditions constantly vary In the religious supervision of the Irish Into operation In the next y,tar or • bond market, your broker may rabbinate. It Is for a provlslohal so, under which a new and Special s uggest other bonds which he period of a year, and will Involve modernly equipped abatolr will be $7 • an output of 70,000 animals. The erected. · considers more 'suitable. ·If these Susan's •• meet your requirements you abattoir will have a new and It Is expected that this reg. 59.s10 should follow his Judgment. modern plant, production for export will bring Sale Still • The~ e was cons iderable considerable financial benefit to Improvement Forecast sizes ~ activity In Dublin all last month the Board of Shechlta, and 4e•14 Going On for ELTRA with a view to finalizing the through It, to the essential • · Q: I am Interested In your various details. One meeting of community services to which the opinion of ELTRA Corp. I have the Board of Shechlta, with Board Is at present a substantial •...... - ~·.... • shares at a cost of $26 and am representatives of other contributor• /

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 22 1 1971 15 Protests Endanger. Russian Image

There is danger that the Language'' of hints and Innuendo literature who had condemned recognize as their own, and ·to world-wide protests against the to remind the Russian nation of antl-semltlsm - before the keep opposition to totalltarlanls m persecution of Soviet Jews might the persistence of the problem. Communists came to power, of alive until It could come out Into create the Impression that the It could not ' discuss the course. the open again. In this the J ewlsh Russian . nation as a whole ts present wave of antl-semttlsm In It said of Korolenlw, for question had a definite part to guilty of the most primitive so many words, but It was still Instance, that "the persecution of play. forms of antl-semltlsm. able to point out that the Russian Germans, Ukratnlans, and Jews It repeatedly drew attention to In Russia Itself, protests Government "had always provoked from him articles the nation's moral responsibility, against antl-semltlsm are few. resorted to stirring up and aga1nst the Bayliss trial In Kiev, and to the responsibility of each They usually come from Jews; or arousing antl-semltlsm when when a Jew had been accused of Individual by reminding Russian from the small group of almost things started going badly." drinking the blood or Christian readers of the responsibility "professional protesters" who Of course, "Novy Mir" was children - without mentioning, which the Germans bore, as a have consciously sacrificed their referring to the Tsarist of course, that similar charges nation and as Individuals, for careers by signing all manner of Government, but most of Its against Jews In general could .Hitler's crimes against the Jews. "underground" protests. So far readers would have understood still be found In a local Soviet U most Russians are silent_ as the official press Is the hint, especially as "Novy paper during the Khrushchev now, while so many people concerned, antl-semltlsm does Mir" pointed out at the same regime. outside the Soylet Union are not exist, and therefore there Is time that the book It was By quoting Korolenko's call to protesting against the death nothing to discuss. reviewing suffered from one Russian writers, In the early part sentences In the Leningrad hijack But the best elements In grave detect, In that It had failed of this century, to Join the trial, this does not mean that Russian society have always to make any mention of anti­ struggle against such lnlqultles. most Russians do not care. But If recognized Its existence, and semitism. "Novy Mir" came· as close as It they do not find ways to Join In have always fought It as a threat Sbmetlmes the Aesoplan could to Issuing the same call to the worldwide protests, history to the moral health of the nation. devices used by "Novy · Mir" Russian writers today. may come to see them In the light In Tsarist Russia, where anti­ were easier to see through than From the fall of Khrushchev that "Novy Mir" saw the s e m It I s m was openly and Aesop's fables. In the absence or In 1964 u!ll*ll the beginning of last Germans - as accomplices In deliberately fostered by the any Soviet studies of the origins year, when Alexander Tvardovsky their Government• s crimes authorities to take the people's and nature of antl-semltlsm, It was dismissed as Its editor. against the Jews. m Inds off their own failures, printed a long and detailed "Novy Mir" had constituted Itself opposition to Tsarls'm was often discussion of American researcl! Into a Journal of the opposition Jinked with opposition to anti­ on the subject - taking care to which, by the use er Aesoplan COUNCIL THRIFT SHOP semitism. In present-day Russia, choose such examples and language, gave expression to is now located at liberal reformers and Jews (who, e xplanat Ions as would be some of the most noble and It s true, are often recognized by every reader as healthy sentiments and traditions Interchangeable) are usually being directly relevant to Russian or the Russian nation. 266 CRANSTON STREET Jumped together as a source of life today. Its main preoccupation was to danger to the regime. It discussed the social and draw · up a political platform Thank you for your The predominance 6f the economic roots of antl-semltlsm, wh le h the II be r a Is would past contributions conservatives In the highest party Its appeal to the uneducated and leadership means that anti­ exploited masses, and even the -ARUBA- but your continued liberal and anti-semitic drives political use whl~h the Kremlin w. have airline reservations (on s upport is needed become Intertwined. Those now made of It. K.L.M. Royal Dutch Airlines, and Russians whose traditional anti­ The sense of failure and fear hotel rnervations at thrN of Aruba's PARKING NEXT DOOR AT finest hoi.11 nailable "in •aon." CITY AUTO BODY YARD semitism lies close to the of competition which gave rise to From only S299/porson 10< 8 days. surface can give vent to It In the antl-semltlsm, It explained, "are C-,-(bboaa,, "'°"'-el eor,,o,.uon knowledge that the Kremlin will p I aye d upon by reactionary P.O . Box 8114, Alb.any, N .Y . 12203 not object to their actions - and circles which manipulate public phone {518) 482-4543 might even welcome them. When feeling." Lest any reader should the KGB wants to provide an miss the relevance of It to Soviet ob J e ct lesson for would-be conditions, "Novy Mir" e:xplalned TRINITY SQUARE hijackers, death sentences on that "this Is not a specifically REPERTORY COMPANY Jews may be counted upon to American phenomenon." evoke Jess popular resentment There was much more of It, than the execution of Gentiles. page after page, so blatant that Even under the comparatively the party's press watchdog, the "liberal" Khruschev regime, magazine ''Zhurnaltst,0 was many. Jews were executed In a provoked Into malting a direct campaign to stamp out bribery attack on "Novy Mir." The and corruption. The high article, It said, had created "an proportion of Jews Involved In the Impenetrable fog" by resorting to corruption trials was explained such devices as "analogles and by official spokesmen by the high parallels." R. l.'1 proportion of Jews In trading But "Zhurnaltst" revealed organizations. However, the all. "Even through the fog of UR8EST press treatment of the trials left hints," It said, one could see the Taming no doubt that the Jews were being skimpy carcase of a philosophy OfflCE · used as scapegoats. which was designed to "proclaim ::.shrew Under Mr . Khruschev, a conmct or social groups, whole NOW THROUGH JAN. IO however,_the liberals were still peoples, nations." OUTmTERS able to protest - not directly, It quoted at length the W.4 ., n ., •., : .,_ Sl,5', U . of course, but by reminding the discussion of antl-semltlsm In Fri., S.t.1:)0,-. M, $5, M. !!!!!! nation how deeply antl-semltlsm "Novy .Mir," but confessed that It RISO THEATER MARKET SQUARE · PROVIDENCE had entered Its soul. was "difficult" to "reprove" the WHY NOT DO Yevgenl Yevtushenko's poem author, because he had taken the IUSINDS WITH THI lffl on Babl Yar, the scene of the precaution of putting In, at the NOW THROUGH FEB. & wartime massacre of 100,000 beginning, "examples taken from Jews by the Germans In occupied American lite." Articles of this AdApTATION/NEXT Kiev, contained an unambiguous kind In "Novy Mir," It said, had T-1111.n-...-m. reminder about the guilt of the Jong been used to "prepare the ~ ll•iH Mar•' T•rr.-ca McM.ll1 Russian nation which had often ground" for the transmission of Tues. -Thun. Spin• Sot .. Mat. 2:30 · "'fh o... u., omca ,.,,,, "'"~· Indulged In , though not what "Zhurnallst" described as All Seats $5 on this scale. His broad hint "coded" messages. · F,L. Sat. 8,30- All Seats $6 PARAmoun, about the persistence or virulent "Novy Mir" constantly 'i°ught TRINITY SQUARE PLAYHOUSE antl-semltlsm lnRussla exposed ways to remind Its readers that BROAD & BRIDGHAM STREET. PROVIDENCE OFFICE SUPPL~ him to offtclal attacks, but at antl-semltlsm was evll not just 111'#1!1-St.•."""~- least he had been able to make because It harmed Jews, but s-..u lfftlt ID'•. 5J9Ctal , ...... ,... (-ICll) 521-5800 · ... Ofl'k•, n. Ate• • ..,...... st.,""__.... "'°heti'litoD•llwaPll1iolltl his point. precisely because It could not be ,.._,...... is1~z After the fall of Mr. confined to Jews. "Today l!lltl­ Khruschev, virtually all semltlsm ls linked most closely discussion of antl-semltlsm was with anti-Intellectualism," It said confined to the pages of "Novy In the article attacked by Mir," the liberal journal which "Zhurnallst." It repeatedly For INFORMATIVE NEWS of the managed to bypass the censorship quoted examples of the best by us Ing the "Aesoplan representatives or RUSSlan Jewish Community . unavailing. The guides are told Numerous Adiustment Pr~blems Face "You can be honest with us; we know that you speak like a true Read The R. I. Jewish Herald bureaucrat." Soviet Indoctrinated Jewish Immigrants MAIL YOUR SUBSCRIPTION NOW' Another troublesome aspect Is TEL AVIV - YolDlg Jewish from their hardened · distrust of their Inbred hostility to rellglon. Immigrants arrtv.tng In Israel any "establishment." They read In their youth the slogan was The R. I. Jewish Herald · have : special problems .' of Israel's newspapers with drummed Into their heads, "We , MAILINO AIIDHII PLANT AND DPPICI adjustment traceable to their skepllclsm and the c.omment ls don•t believe In God; we believe distorted or tnsuttlchmt views · often beard to the effect that what loa 6063 Herold Way, off Web,ter St. In man." The believers are ProvW.nce, R. I. Pawtucket, R. I. about Judaism and the Jewish Is pr'tnted' ls most probably a taunted and are told that one has people, according to pack of.lies. · to talk with Sputnik as to whether Please enter my one-year subscription to the R. I. psychoqtsts. ~ When traveling .as tourists, he has ·contacted God on · the . Jewish Herald. The ftrst difficulty stems som'e have beeri heard to remark journey to the moon. In sharp ."Well and good, but when Will· fr o m the startling contrast contrast, Israel makes the study . NAME ...... ·...... : ...... between Israel's landscape and they dare to show us the rest of of the Bible a requirement and that of the sprawling Soviet Israel, Including. ·the ugly and this 11rovokes perple:xlty and world. There Is utonlahment Impoverished part of the country qqestlontnc on the part of the ADORES~ ...... over the paucity of !alt• and about which we · heard· so much Soviet newcomers. rivers and blatorlcal mom1ment11 wblle we were still. In the u compared with wbat ts to be · U.S,S.R. ?" All attempts by. their. A 11 of . theae problems, , ~ITY ...... : ...... STATE ...... ,,. 1Ulde• to convince them that the psycholo1lsts conclude, are fOaDd In most of the- Commwut l'IICli NI YMI • • .,,. IIISCOUl'1T :.. IN 10 c~a. Soviet propqanda. wu nothing . 1oluble and wlU ·. be resolved In sa.oo MID DAn'"I . in ore ·t11u ·a · lalirlcation · ate · time. , · · · ·ouiuillo,taW INOIAN••7'jo,ia YW /. 1-.S compllcaUon -~~ I , ' 16 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD1 FRJDAY1 JANUARY ZZ, 1971 Sudat Says He'll Withstand HERALD- Quafil'I & Service Palestinian Exhortations Classified WASHINGTON - President "If there Is no practical solution Answar of Egypt said In a by (United Nations mediator Call 724-0200 filmed Interview that he would Gunnar V.) J arring by Feb. 5, we w ith s ta nd P alestinian shall not continue the ceasefire." 19-General Cleaning Bus1NEss D1RECTORY exhortations for the destruction But he added: "Even If the of Israel. In his first Interview as problem Is settled, we shall have C&D CLIANING: Floor,, windows. P resident lor broadcasting In a war after five years. Israel wants Residential and commercial. frM es· foreign country, Sadat reiterated e xpans ion. It ors woshed, waxed and Israel Is their land, their "expansionism,'' telling lwffod. ,ug, ,hompooed, 272-3428, fatherland." Asked by CBS News Cronkite: "(President) J ohnson 831-4795, reporter Walter Cronkite whether approved aggression In 1967 . The h I s endorsement of Israeli whole plan was put before him - exis t e n ce under cer t ain and he approved II. He can't deny 30-Painting, Wallpapering TURKISH & ROMAN BATHS MEMBERSHIP conditions would be acceptable to II." Cronkite r esponded: " I didn't MASSEUR OR MASSEUSES ON DUTY the whose rights he know that." I PAINTING: Interior and exterior. Gen· HOURS: - .·I; · also upholds, Sadat replied: Exeerpts from the Interview, "TheY have a right to accuse me, erol cleaning, walls and woodwork . Ml/n - Thursday & Soturdoy 2 to 10 p.m. Sunday 7 a .m. to noon conducted at the P residential F,n estimates. Coll Freemon G,oy : Women - Friday 11 o .m, to 6 p .m. · attack me, but this Is a fact." palace on the Nile south of Cairo, ond Sons. 934-0585, Reg'.lrdlng the more Im mediate were aired on CBS-TV and CBS­ 28 CANDACE ST., PROV., R.I. TEL. 277-9555 s ituation, Sadat stated again that Radio last Thursday night and Friday night. Sadat told C ronklte IIOYAL PAINTING: Interior pointing that while Egypt and the USSR ond d ecorating. Poperhonging, were utwo friends.'' Egyptian comp~t9 home remodeling. 521- ltaqi R-abbi Displays Nationalism; policy " is made here, in Cairo.'' 8859. His country relied for security not on a Soviet "guarantee" but Limits Comments on Politics on "the dignity, honor and history 35-Private Instruction of our people," he said, and the BAGHDAD, Iraq - "The glanced ar ound the room during Almost all the remaining J ews U.S. "misunderstands" the Soviet PIANO LESSONS: High School Siu· Grand Rabbi!" an Arab the audience. In Iraq are understood to live In presenc e In Egypt, Soviet dent experienced in teochingbegin· official said, and the pale old man While the rabbi listened Baghdad, although Moslem personnel are th ere as uadvtsor'' ners. Eo,t Side. 861 -5931. looked up from the Hebrew Intently, the secretary read the officials say that about 200 Jews io Cairo, he explained, "but the scriptures on hi s desk. remarks, In Arabic, In the live In Basra - where one J ew battle Is my battle, It Is not the 41-Shore, Mountain Rental Framed In yellow s unlight rabbi's name. They were written was hanged for alleged spying Soviet battle." It would be glinting off the Tigris River, the d own, In , Arabic, by the earlier. The other Jews were ;,humllattng" fo r him, he said, SKI CHALET for rent, Sugorbu,h, Ver· Grand .Rabbi of Iraq, Sassoon Government official, and later hanged In Baghdad. were he to turn his country over Khdourl, received visitors with shown to a senior Moslem The Information Ministry has mont. ThrN bedroom cholet. Five to the Kremlin. Sadat told minutes from Sugorbush. S200 a the cautious dignity of a tightrope executive of the -ministry. At the asserted In pamphlets that Iraqi Cronkite that while "It Is my week , 695-0229. walker. In .Arabic . remarks as end or the day, the ministry gave J ews live r elatively well, and a right and duty to liber ate•' the transcribed by the official, he the visitor what was said to be an r ecent vis itor to Basra was taken occupied Egyptian territory, "I 43-Special Services said that some ZOO babies had e x act_ copy, handwritten In by a Government official to a am not insane enough" to provoke been born during 1970 and 28 Arabic, of th e official' s hardware store owned by a J ew, a U.S. -Sovlet confrontation. He persons had died In Iraq's POODLE CUPPING and g, ooming. I transcription. and shown a row or com rortable denied flatl y that any Soviet pilots Pick-up ond delivery. Coll morning, shrunke n Jewish community, In It, the rabbi was quoted as looking villas said still to be have fl own or would n y over the at 433-3337. which he said numbered fewer saying, "I am In good health Inhabited by J ews. . He said he "can't i\ than 3,000. despite my old age" and "the conftrm and can't deny" that The Grand Rabbi, who Is 93 Government of Iraq has provided In Iraq's 1947 census report Egypt has gr ound- to-ground To Reque~t years old, came to worldwide absolute religious freedom for the number of J ews was given as missiles, but contended that pr om In enc e when he spoke me and for members of the 118,000 · although their actual Israel had them. The Egyptian publicly- and favorably of the community.'' number O was thought to be leader said he wo uld accept a Big "diustmef1t present Iraqi Government alter II The rabbi did not say how or considerably higher, Power guarantee of agreed-on hanged scores of alleged spies, when the 28 Jews had died during In 1950 and 1951 almost all borders "because I need the Including 14 Jews, In 1968 and the year. Nor did he explain why the Jews left Iraq for Israel. In guarant ee more than Israel, Air Contract 1969. In the opinion of some the number of births was so much 1955, the Grand Rabbi estimated believe me." observers at the time, to have higher than the number of deaths. that the community had 5,000 TEL AVIV - Israel plans to done otherwise would have only He mentioned no departures members, although again, Its r eal request an amendment to a 1950 raised tensions here turther. by Jews from the country, but number was widely thought to be air agreement with the United · In the remarks that the said that the Jews here were "all higher. Rabbi Berzon Sees States that restricts carriers of official from the Information eastern Iraqi Jews (Sephardlm)." Now well placed non-Jewish El Al Israeli Airlines to the use Ministry recently ascribed to Members of the community, Informants here think that If New Threat to Jews of Kennedy International Airport him, Rabbi Khdourl said: "Iraqi he satd,"advocate no political anything, the actual number of LAKEWOOD, N.J. - The In New York. A request for additional Jews are loyal Iraqi citizens. Ideology" nor do they belong to Jews Is appreciably .lower than head of the largest Or thodox They have lived In this dear any political movement such as the figure of 3,000 given by the rabbinic body In the country landing points has already been discussed unottlclally with the homeland for over 2,000 years. Zionism or Communism or rabbi today - perhaps about this week called on leaders of St ate Department, and the They have enjoyed Its riches and others." He did not elaborate. 2,000. secular and religious groups In Israelis have said they will shared happiness, sadness or the non-Communist world to pain with the rest of Its people." combat what he described as a submit a formal application shortly. The preliminary United Detailed questions had been "new g l o bal anti-Semitic Police Aid for Soviet Activity States reaction has been negative. submitted to the rabbi's male movement" that was "parading in Under the existing agreement, secretary, but the rabbi said he the garb of pernicious anti­ the designated American carrier, would only give general answers In N. Y., Threatened by Militants Zionism and anti-Israel." Trans World Airlines, enjoys "because of the Jack of time and NEW YORK Militant and Its nationals, which have been Rabbi Bernard L. Berzon, Jewish groups and the New York president of the Rabbinical unlimited nights In Israel and the because of my weakness." made with Increasing frequency right to pick up passengers In He made direct comment City police aren•t seeing eye-to­ Council of America, numbering iio during recent weeks, are directed Israel for the Far East. The on reports from abroad that Jews eye on the treatment of Soviet 1,000 Orthodox rabbis, said this to the State Department although Israelis contend that by denying have been hanged or Jiave died In Installations here. the actual protective duties are new form of anti-Semitism was· El Al the right to n y beyond New prison recently, although these The militants protest against carried out mainly by local police being promoted by the Soviet York, the United states Is reports have been denied by Iraqi security the police gives to the Union and supported by forces of agencies. violating the Bermuda Principle officials. Nor did he discuss Soviet Installations. Due to these Along with the State the "s o-called leftist calling for "fair and equal reports from private Informants protests and a few violent Department requests for movements" in non-Communist opportunities" for the designated here that scores of Iraqis have Incidents, the Soviet Union security, the Police Department countries. He spoke before the accused ·the United States of 500 rabbis attending the annual carriers of both parties to an air been able to. leave the country so m et I mes takes additional agreement. through Iran this year "conniving at criminal actions" action. midwinter conference of the although It was not clear whether and threatened to retaliate The Jewish Defense League, rabbinic body at the Brunswick The American position has the Ir departures were with against Americans stationed In w h I ch has directed Hotel. · been that the oommerclal value of formal Government permission. Moscow. demonstrations against • Soviet Rabbi Berzon wa:rned that the route was the yardstick and The rabbi was _quoted as Contributing to the difficulties d I pJo mat le and commercial Jews were generally by that token there was no saying: "There used to be many Is the nature of the commercial Interests here, Is regarded by the underestimating the threat or the economic justification for restrictions on Iraqi Jews which and diplomatic Installations and police as very difficult to handle. new anti-Semitism, which, he Israel's contention. El Al had were Imposed after the creation their dispersal-, from the heart of "They're a rough bunch," one said, "has replaced the "classic carried more passengers than of the state of Israe l but "the Manhattan ·to John F. Kennedy police official said. anti-Semitism ..• practiced by TWA on the r oute, It was aid. present government has lifted International Airport. On Dec. 27 , during a protest r e a c t I o n a r y and nationalistic tor c es." The current anti­ these restrictions." · In recent months there have outside the. Soviet Mission, three Israel seeks landing points In Semite, Rabbi Berzon said, He did not elaborate, and no been anti-Soviet protests at policemen were Injured and Rabbi the western United States pal"tly "retuses to be Identified as such comment was forthcoming· from diplomatic Installations, such as Meir Kahane, head of the league, because the long-range plans of and declares fervently that he has off I c I a Is of the Information the Soviet Mission to the United was seized. During another El Al Include an around-the­ no prejudice against Jews." Ministry, which arranged the Nations, 136 East 67th Street, and demonstration by the League at world service. The easternmost Interview. But certain the mission on Nov . 23, six Instead, "he has now become point now touched by El Al Is at such Soviet enterprises as the an anti-Zionist, placing himself restructlons on business activity airline and tourist office, the policemen were Injured when a Teheran, Iran. However the In the camp of those who are said to have been eased. foreign trade agency, the press car was driven Into wooden Israelis have obtained landing cons Is tent Jy denounce Israeli The rabbi's chambers are In a agency and visiting performing barriers. rights In Singa p ore , the 'Imperialism' as some sort, or building overlooking the Tigris In groups. A few days jater, a pipe bomb Philippines and Thailand and an old neighborhood. exploded In the doorway of the nefarious world conspiracy from Informal negotiations· have begun Rabbi Khdourl's secretary Police security for Soviet . Sovtet airline and tourist office at which he Is seeking to save with Japan. An office has been ushered a foreign visitor and the Installations In Is 45 East 49th Street. The Incident peace-loving world humanity." opened In Sydney, Australia. official Into the rabbi's austere Initiated, In general, at the at the building, which houses office. Its paint was peeling In request of" the St.,.e Department. Aeronot ,µid Intourlst, prompted ENLIST SCIENTISTS places, and It was hung with But the department maintains the police to tighten security JERUSALEM - Leading University wbo will head the fluorescent lights that seemed to' strict secrecy on the number of there as well ·as for Aeronot scientists fro in Am~rlcan department. He Is an have been added long after the men assigned to such duty, on planes and terminals at Kennedy universities have been enlisted by lnternatlonallY known ·expert In building was built. their schedules and beats and on Airport. the Weizmann Instltute•s new ' theoretical population biology, The rabbi wore a long blue the ..Identities of the Installations Earlier Incidents took place at Department of Pure Mathematics. Another senior member of the robe and a turbaJl,ostyle hat. He lhVolved, the offices of Tass, the Soviet The most outstanding among the department· Is Professor LN. has a ftve-lnch white beard, big Requests by the Soviet Union press agency, and Amtorg, the new scientists Is Professor Hersteln, a s pecla11st In algebra hands, and sharp dark eyes that . for protection of Its Installations foreign trade agency. Samuel Karlin, from St9:nford from the University of Chicago, I