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Religion-Oriented Programs Vital To Stem Assimilation KIAMESHA LAKE, N.Y. - which we find with Jewish-sup­ Jewish community welfare funds ported commlDlat services , is not must revise their dollar alloca­ that they claim an Inordinate tions towards greater support for share of the Jewish charity dol­ a religiously-oriented program of lar, but that the objectives and THE ONLY ENGLISH -JEW/SH WEEKLY IN R. I. AND SOUTHEAST MASS . Jewish education, said Con­ programs of many Institutions servative leaders at their bien­ they now support do not make ap­ nial convention. propriate contributions to group VOL, LI, NO. 39 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1967 15¢ PER ·copy 24 PAGES Delegates at the meeting of survival .'' the United Synagogue of Ame,rlca Rabbi Greenberg noted, "De­ were told that only an Intensified spite the fact that welfare fund and comprehensive program of drives derive their leadership Non-Sectarian St. Dunstan's 'Solomon/Solomon' Jewish education on all levels can and contributions primarily from stem the tide of rls'ng Inter­ the synagogue, only 3 I /2 - 4% of marriage rates , apathy of college the total funds raised goes to­ Attracts Diversity Of Pupils Due On Broadway youth and a growing assimilation wards Jewish education." By LOIS AlWOOD and we expect them to do well, NEW YORK " Soto- of America's Jewish community. Sharing the same pl atform St. Dun stan's Day School , the but they do equally well with New m on /Sol om on,'' an American Educational authorities told with Dr. Greenberg, Dr. Elazar Immediate offspring of an Epis­ Testament In the upper grades." version of the Israel! musical hit representatives from 825 Con­ Goetman, Dean of Gratz College, copal Church-related lnstltutlon, One parent said that If chil­ "King Sot omon and the Cobbler,'' servative synagogues In the Philadelphia, Pa. , claimed that has probably as good a cross­ dren are led In the right way at Is due on Broadway In April. United States and Canada that " there Is a shopworn formula for section of population as any home, then their education by Asked why the comedy had to hospitals , homes for the aged and the division of our Jewish welfare school In .the country, according mature, religiously well-rounded be altered In view of Its success Jewish centers receiving Jewish dollars between overseas and lo­ to Headmaster Norin an A. Gray, teachers can do them nothing but In Israel , Zvl Koll tz, co-producer federation support are presently cal needs. What Is necessary Is a with the probable exception of the good. Another woman who grew of the show, said: receiving large grants from the new •~roach to the allocation of ,. William Penn Charter School In up In a segregated Jewish group "We believed that the Israeli federal and state government, and funds.' · Philadelphia which must enroll a finds her daughter's out! ook de­ book, music and lyrics, which therefore many of these funds Dr. Goetman outlined various given percentage of creeds, races sirably broadened by her enroll­ could be re-directed for the categories of neglected vlstages / were charming, were too naive I etc. ment In a school with such varied and more like a children's fairy needs of Jewish education. of Jewish education as being - At a panel discussion, Dr. teacher training programs , high About one-fifth of the present backgrounds. tale rather than a wise fairy tale A school with an enrollment of as It now emerges. Simon Greenberg, vice-chan­ school education, adult education, student body Is Jewish, and about cellor of the Jewish Theological and scholarships for Hebrew and the same number are Roman less than 200, beginning with nur­ "The Israeli version tried to sery and kindergarten and going make up with a lovely play of Seminary In New York City, cau­ Jewish summer camps. Catholics. Protestants and Epis­ tioned the delegates, "Although It Another speaker, Rabbi Louis copalians make up slightly more up through ninth grade (and a words what It lacked In the plot, tenth grade will be added In Sep­ and that was Impossible to trans­ Is Important to advocate greater J, SWlchkow , Beth El-Ner Tamid than half the pupils at the non­ welfare fund support for Jewish Synagogue, Milwaukee, Wisc., sectarian, coeducational school . tember, 1969, and an eleventh and late Into English." education such as day schools, said approximately eight cents The present school was formed twelfth In successive years) will Mr. Kolltz and Solomon Sagal! be a place where parents , teach­ will coproduce the play with a teacher training colleges or high out of every dollar goes towards by a group of parents who when schools, we must not be caught In educational needs In the commu­ the board 'uf trustees decided to ers and children all know one an­ capitalization of $490,000. a game of haggling for a few dot- nity. close St. Dunstan's, came togeth­ other. St. Dunstan's has also the ''Solomon/Solomon'' s tems er to try to keep the school going. strong bonds made by a common from a satirical folk tale In which 1llrs for the Bureau of Educa­ He said members of hi s own tion," He said, "The day school congregation serving on welfare Many of the chll dren are at cause. St. Dunstan's nearly ended , King Solomon Is hood-winked by must not become the competitor boards are disturbed at standards the school because of Its small when the board of trustees de­ the devil Into roaming through of the hosptlat for the Jewl sh of "double taxation" when Feder­ classes, Individual attention from cided to close the school. How­ Jerusalem as a beggar. In that charity dollar. We must. make It ation funds support secular or excellent teachers, and attractive ever, a group which called I tsetf guise, his words of wisdom are ~tmosphere of learning which are the "friends of St. Dunstan's,'' ridiculed, · clear that the real dlfftculty (Continued on page 12)_ ,possible In an Independent school. under the leadership of Richard A new score was composed by Mrs. Alan J, Knasln, treasurer of N. Wear, who was then and Is now Ernest Gold, who won an Oscar In . ◄I the Parents' Association and a president of the board, said that a 1960 for the musical background Jetish Labor Committee Reaffirms trustee of the school, believes the new home would be found for the of "Exodus." 11,e revised book Is religious education her children school. . , and they are hunting credited to Anne Croswell and receive at the school will help one now. The prevailing attitude Erich Segal In coll aboratlon with among parents Is one of strong Coalition ,With Negro Rights Movement -- rather than hinder them. Mr. Kolltz. The lyrics were sup­ ~ - ' Where else do you have pupils devotion coupled with a willing­ plied by Miss Croswell, who did NEW YORK - The Jewlsh•ba,,.. end low Incomes, unemployment, bringing In Menorahs as well as ness to take a hand In any needed the lyrics for the Broadway mu­ bor Committee voted last week to bad housing and poor education Christmas symbols? she asked. task. A visitor feel s that every sical, "Tovarlch_'' Mr. Segal Is call upon civil rights , etlmlc, ta- and achieve a progressive full­ At St. Dunstan's, they do. TI,e passing parent Is ready to answer an assis tant professor of classics bor, liberal and community employment economy. High Holy Days are discussed and telephones, take a sick chil d at Yale University. groups to forge a new Negro-ta- The delegates said that though studied In religious classes, and home , hand out cookies or serve Michael Benthall, former di­ bor alliance In order "to exert the Federal antipoverty program Chanukah will be studied next In any other capacity. (En­ rector of the Old Vic, will stage the power required to make prog- was no adequate substitute for the month. thusiasm, vigor and a do-it-now the show, Dances wltl be created ress possible through legal , "Freedom Budget," It was In- Although the affiliation Is attitude led to the St. Dun stan's by Donal d McKayle, choreogra­ democratic processes." dispensable to help poor people tenuous, there are still tles with pen n I e s-for-A 11 ce collection pher of "Golden Boy,'' and The organization of unions and to maintain them In physical the Episcopal Church: Mrs. Kna­ which put the park's elephant fund scenery and costumes will be de­ originally of predominantly Jew- decency whll,; they lift them- sin finds that It "leans a tot, In over the top recentlv.) signed by Rouben Ter-Arutunlan. lsh and of Jewish labor and Uber- selves out of poverty, many odd ways, toward the Jew­ The building-, erected In 1839 "King Solomon and the Cob­ al leaders voted In response to a They criticized attempts to ish faith," and noted that some of as the Benefit Street School, bler" was presented In Tel Aviv report by Emanuel Muravchik, cut the funds, holding that they the prayers are the same. looks like an old public school In 1964. __,__ _ JLC executive dlrec_tor. arose from "local competition Top pupils In the sacred stud­ from the outside, even to the MINISTER VISITS SHIP White bl amtng the disorder s for control of Office of Economic ies course are Jewish: Diane Ho­ paved schoolyard. Inside are at­ GAZA - The Greek freighter In America's cities last summer Oportunlty funds and operations .'' nlg won the Sacred Studies tractive classrooms with eye­ Ouanoupotls, 1oadlng citrus here on "the failure of the Congress to Award last year. "Jewish stu­ catching mobiles and displays. for Yugoslavia, was visited rally to a significant and massive Keep Helping Negro dents are, by and large, head and Within five years the school will recently by Israel's Transport attack on poverty," he declared: shoulders above the others," said have to find a new home, easily Minister Moshe Carmel. It Is one "'lbese disorders have re­ Achieve Equal Status, Mr. Gray. "TI,ey start out In the acce ss Ible from major ex- of the first vessels to call at flected the weakening of the llb­ tower grades with Old Testament (ConUnued on page 12), Gaza Port since the Six-Day War. e r a t-tabor-mlnorlties coalition BBYO 1:e~~,_ Jold· · and have fed fuel to the Jugger­ ~- ~= W'A'S'RINGTON, D,C. - The naut of blaclclash and bigotry head of the policy-making body of l. which Is I oose in our midst.'' the world's targe6t Jewish youth Mr. Muravchlk -was elected organization last week urged·"­ executive secretary of the organ­ A mer i can Jewi s h leaders ization to succeed the I ate Ben­ throughout the country to take jamin Tabachinsky. Re-elected vigorous action to guarantee bet­ were Adolph Held, president; ter housing, schooling and em­ Fsmlly Court Judge Jacob T. Zu­ ployment opportunities for Ne­ kerman and Jacob Clayman, vice groes u as an exa.!JWle to your presidents: Charles Cogen, sec­ children/\. · .,.~ retary; David Dubinsky, treasur­ Ben Sarkin, chairman of the er, and Charles S. Zimmerman, B'nal B'rlth Youth Commission, chairman of the administrative told fellow commissioners meet­ committee. Ing at B'nal B'rlth headquarters In another resolution on Ne­ here that their demands for city, gro-Jewish relations, the dele­ state and national Initiative to gates reaffirmed their coalition bring about equality for the Negro with the Negro civil rights move­ may provide "fringe benefits you ment but repudiated extremists, never expected." "Jews have always Identified " You will find added rappor t with Negroes In their aspirations with your teen-age children," he for equality,'' the resolution said. "You will find you're mak­ said." Negroes In turn have gen­ ing them proud of you because erally shown less Inclination to they are at ready Involved in the anti-Jewish prejudice than whites thick of where the action Is. Most in the same economic status. of them question the Inequities of Another resolution catt ed for the system and are probably a massive assault on poverty by bl amlng you, their parents and the adoption of A, Philip Ran­ leader s , for letting these In­ dolph's "Freedom Budget." jus tices go on ana on and on." Mr, Randolph, president of the He t1_>ld the Commission's an­ Brotherhood of steeping Car Por­ nual gathering that great social ters, ha s proposed the spending upheavals of the psst had oc­ of $100-blltton by government and curred because society had failed the Investment of $80-blltlon by to heed to warnings of prophets private Industry over 10 years to and leaders , - ~------;------~-=------.....,===~--- ,., \

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Represented by Off.: 421-4641 first Day School Book Fair Arabs Protest MAX ROTHKOPF' Ref: 941-4810 Includes-Art, Music, Drama THE LA WRY COMPANY Sheikh's Exile More than 500 new books rean plays for the jtmior high NEW YORK - A group of Est. 1922 covering many fields of interest school students. Arabs demonstrated here against Monuments - English and Hebrew Lettering will be on sale at the first Book Mrs. Hugo Taussig, author of the Israeli expul slon of Sheikh 1 Fair to be held at the Providence • A 11 t gator' s Toothache" and Abduf Hamid Es-Sayeh to Jordan. 9 o.m. - 5 p.m. 440 Cranston St. Hebrew Day School from Dec. 4 "When the Snow Is Blue," an 11- Spiritual leader of west bank through Dec. 7. The four-day Eves. and Sunday by opp!. Providence, R.I. 1ustrator, will speak on the Moslems, he was exiled for lead­ Fair, which Is sponsored by the ,_creative process" to the third­ ing resis tance activities. Ladies' Association, will be open graders, and draw and tell sto­ The demonstrators were from 1 to 4 p.m. and 7 to ~ p.m. ries for the kindergarten chil­ members of the Action Com­ dally. dren. mittee on American-Arab Rela­ CAMP KEAR - SARGE lncl uded In the Fair will be An origami expert, Or. James tions. 'The demonstration took FOR GIRLS art, drama and music programs M. Sakoda, wlll show sixth gra­ pl ace recently near the Israeli for the day school pupils. ders the art of paper sculpture. Consulate . Police kept the ;, ELKINS, NEW HAMPSHIRE WIiiiam Cain of the Trinity Dr. Sakoda Is a professor in the marchers away from the Con­ MRS. LEE BOOTH, Owner and Director Square Playhouse, presently ap­ Department of Socio! ogy and An­ sulate, preventing them from pearing In "Julius Caesar", will thropology at Brown University painting a circle with the letter X r will be in the Providence area present scenes from Shakesjl!'a- where he teaches computer pro­ inside it on the Consul ate door. on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Nov. 30, DEC. 1 gramming and statistics. This Is the symbol used recently Histadrut Adopts Cantor Norman Gewlrtz of by Israeli officials to denote Arab FOR INFORMATION AND APPOINTMENT Temple Beth El will sing Israel! shops that closed during a recent folk tunes during a school assem­ strike In Jerusalem. Contact STEPHEN FEINSTEIN $6-Million Goal bly. The Oramateens of the Jew­ Dr. M. T. Mehdi, the organi­ at 421-5675 or PL 1-7788 CHICAGO - One thousand is h Commw,ity Center will per­ zation's secretary general. said,· trade ID!lonl sts, attending a din­ form In their production of "It Is unfortunate that the chosen ner on behalf of Hi stadrut. Is­ "Charlie Brown's Chanukah" un­ people have become worse than rael's labor federation, paid trib­ der the dtrectlon of Mrs. Betsy the Hitlerlte master race in ter­ ute to S. Frank Raftery, Inter­ Argo. rorist acitivities" against Arabs national president of the AFL­ An '"Evening at the Fair" for lnoccupled territory. CIO Brotherhood of Painters, parents and the commlDlity Is Decorators and Paperhangers of scheduled for TUesday, Dec. 5, at America and contributed $450 ,000 8:15 p.m . At this time Rabbi Wll 0 Envoy Of Hitler Tried to establish an Israeli rest home 11 am G. Braude of Temple Beth In his name at Kfar Blum In up­ El will review "'The Fixer" by For Aiding Deportations N. per Galilee. Senator Ernest Bernard Malamud. Members of Jacob Temkin Gruening of Alaska wa s the prin­ the Ladies' Association will BONN - Adolf Heinz Beckerle, cipal speaker. serve refreshments. 66, Hitler's envoy to Sofia, and Ar Its session, the 44th annual Co-chairmen of the Book Fair Fritz Gebhard von Hahn, 56, for­ Life - Accident - Sickness - Major Medical conference of the Israel Hlstadrut are Mrs. Benjamin Chlnltz and mer legation secretary In the campaign adopted a $600,000 goal Mrs. Samuel Kauffman. Nazi Foreign Ministry In Berlin, for 1968. 'The 500 delegates under 1n charge of art are Kenneth went on trial recently In Frank­ 469 Angell Street took to raise $400,000 In cash and Resnick, Mrs. Norman Valley and furt. $200,000 In long-term com­ Mrs. Sanuel Kauffman. Com­ They are charged with aiding Providence, Rhode Island mitments for the American Hls­ mittee members are Mesdames In the deportation of 11 ,343 Bul­ tadrut Foundation. Richard Kumlns, Harold Winkler, garian Jews to death camps In EL 1-5000 RES. PA 5-2576 Sol Resnik, Harold Silverberg, wartime Poland. Von Hahn Is also Phlllip Davis, Kenneth Llffman, accused of ordering the deporta­ The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. State Dept. May hpel Irving Kap! an, Joseph Teverow, tion of 20 ,000 Greek Jews to Leonard Labush, Warren Foster, Auschwitz. I SNCC-lnvolved Arabs David Hassenfeld, Paul Green­ Many Frankfurt youths jam­ berg, Allan Levy, Jason Cohen, WASHINGTON - The State De­ med the visitors gallery as Beck­ Irwin Levy, Burton Fl schm an and Painting, Decorating or Remodeling J partment would consider declar­ erle denied the charges. He as­ ing Arab diplomats In Washington Martin Lifland, sales and dis­ serted that 40,000 Bulgarian Jews FOR COMPLETE RUG and CARPET SERVICE persona non grata and expelling tribution; and Mrs. Harvey M. owed their lives to his diplomatic I Snyder, publicity. them from the United States If It activities In Sofia. Is found that they have entered an Improper propaganda relaUonshlp CALL w II h the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, It was .[ disclosed recently. J William B. Macomber Jr., as­ MR S. SAMUEL FISH and Jewish Community Center. sistant secretary of state for Funeral services for Mrs. She Is s urvived by a son, Ar­ \ congressional relations, an­ Jennie Fish, 87, formerly of 73 thur Orzeck of Woodland Hills, 40 ORMS ST., PROVIDENCE, R.1. swered an Inquiry by Rep. Bob Payton Street, who died Sunday Calif.; a daughter, Mrs . Sydney Wilson of California on whether after an Illness of one year. were Kramer of Pawtucket; a brother, Arab embassy contacts with the held the following day at the Max Benjamin Byers of Rochester, DE 1-8086 Black Power movement violated Sugarman Memorial Chapel . Bur­ N . Y. , and five gr andchildren. protocol. Rep. Wilson had pro­ ial was In Lincoln Park Ceme­ tested that "there Is enough hale tery. . . . • Soles • Tockless Installations RUG and 'The widow of Samuel Fish, • Repairing • Fitting & laying \ being fomented on our domestic MRS. AL TON MOLA SKY scene without allowing organiza­ she was born In Russia, a daugh­ Funeral services for Mrs. Al ­ CARPO • Storage • Dying & Moth Profling tions to Import hate propaganda ter of the late Abraham and Sar ah ton Malasky, 49, of 124 Congress SAM AND BERNARD GREEN from abr oad through foreign em­ Woled. She had been a Providence Avenue, who died Nov. 18, were bassies." resident for 60 years. held Stmday at the Max Sugarman Macomber said, "II would not She was a member of the Mir­ Ftmeral Home. Burial was In be consonant with established lam Hospital Women's Associ­ Lincoln Park Cemetery. \ diplomatic procedures and with ation and the Pioneer Women. The wife of Al ton Malasky, WHY PAY MORE ! friendly relations -between states Survivors Incl ude a daughter, she was born In Winnipeg, Mani­ t -· if a foreign embassy were to Mrs. Abraham Swer ling of Provi­ toba, Canada, on April 8, 1918, make use of an American organi­ dence; a sister, Mrs. Samuel the daughter of the late Oscar and zation to involve Itself In domes­ Weinberg of Boston; two grand­ Bertha Welnerman. She had lived SPECIALS SUNDAY - FRIDAY tic political affairs In the United children, and four great- grand­ In Providence more than 30 States." children. years. . NOV. 26 - DEC. 1 • • • She was a member of Congre­ LEAN - ROLLED - WESTERN - STEER Students To Expand MRS. MICHAEL ORZECK gation Shaare Zedek Sisterhood, Funeral services for Mrs. and the Mother's Association of SZO Summer Work Beatrice (Byers) Orzeck, 74, of Temple Beth David. NEW YORK - The Student Zi­ 63 1\velfth Street, who died Nov. Besides her husband, survi­ 09 18 after an Illness of four weeks, UNDERCUT ROAST !bl• onist Organization's Domestic vors include a son, George I. Mo­ Jewish Education Corps will be were held SID!day at the Max Sug­ lasky of Providence; a daughter, TENDER - JUICY - QUALITY expanded to send groups of Jew­ arman Memorial Chapel. Burial Barbara R. Malasky of Provi­ ish college students to four towris was In Lincoln Park Cemetery. dence, and a brother, Maitzle next summer, two In Canada, It The widow of Michael Orzeck, Weinennan of Winnipeg. was announced by Andrew Reut­ she was born in Russia, a daugh­ BLADE STEAKS .I' > linger, SZO president. ter of the late Hyman and Chlah 29 For the past .two .summers, 'Byers. She had lived in Provi­ Unveiling Notice lb. dence for 50 years. or ROASTS 1 SZO college students have been The unveiling of a monument in ~. • going to small American Jewish She was a member of Congre­ memory of the late GERTRUDE OUR OWN TASTY FRESH - SLICED communities to work with youth gation· Shaare Zedek- Sons of PHILLIPS BROWN will take place on there and to enrich J ewish educa­ Abr aham, the Jewish Home for Sunday, Nov. 26, at 1 p.m. in Lin­ tion and culture. the Aged, Pioneer Women, Ladles coln Parle Cemetery. Relatives and fri ends are invited to attend. Last summer, the Corps went Hebrew Union Aid Association lb 19 l ROLLED BEEF 1. to San Luis Obispo, Cal. and Ish­ \ peming, Mich. There they staffed \ : JASON'S KOSHER - FLAVORED & UNFLAVORED a day camp for youngsters, an Max Sugarman Funeral Home evening program for teenagers and an educational program for " THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" 1 adults. BREAD CRUMBS io°:· 3 9 ~ The volunteer counselors -MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION- r - taught the youngsters Hebrew songs and dances, led discussions DE 1-8094 45 8 Hope Stre,1 DE 1-8636 on the American Jewish commu­ nity and Jews around the world, FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE FROM OUT-OF-STATE took the youths on hikes, and or­ ganized sports and arts and CALL COLLECT CAPE KOSHER FOODS (. crafts as part of the program. "KEEP KOSHER AND SAVE" The szo students are volun­ JEWISH CALENDARS I , ~ 58 WASHINGTON STREET , PAWTUCKET, R. I. 726-1200 teers not paid for their services. In the summer of 1966, szo be­ For The Year 1967 - 1968 Are Now Br a nch Outle t Stores: Ne w Be dford - Mott•pan- Swampscott gan the community service proj­ ect by sending a group to Fargo, Avallable Upon Requnt N,D, I )/ TI-IE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1967 3 5,200 TECHNION STUDENTS first-year students. The total HAIFA - The Haifa Technion, stucfent body of 5,200 Includes 60 Israel's Institute of technology. foreign students from Asia and began Its 44th academic year with Africa and 26 Arab and other lo­ ceremonies welcoming 1,010 cal minority group members. 'j ·l HERMANN l STERNAU FURS AT WAYLAND SIJUARE

I/ INSTALLED AS OFFlaRS: Installed as officers of the New England Region of the United Synagogue of Amer­ ica for 1967-68, at the Re11ional Conference held at Temple Israel in Sharon, Mass., were, seated left to right, Hym'an Pave, vice president; Rabbi Samuel S. Kenner, exea,tive director, N.E. Region; George J. Bernstei!', president; Morris Rothstein, immediate past president, and Beniamin Wachman, vice president. Standing, left to right, are Max Rovner, Joseph Sargon, Louis Stone, vice presidents; Ste phen Lewy, record­ ing secretory; Archie Chaset of Temple Emanu-EI in Providence, corresponding secretory, and Mervin Gray, financial secretary. Not present when the picture was taken, were William Koh, Leonard Matthews, Melvin Miller, vice presidents; and Manuel Rosenthal, treasurer. Gobel ins Weaves Chagall's 'Creation,' Reliable Venetian Blind Co. A distinguish·ed collection Plans Triptych Completion/By 1969 SALES & SERVICE Aluminum Window, and Doors of fine furs bigger than the painting," Mr. PARIS - The firs t tapestry of Venetian Blind, awaits your pleasure . a triptych designed by Marc Cha­ Cauchy said. "The only solution Repaired and Cleaned gall and executed by the Manufac­ was to have a photocopy In black ture Natlonale des Gobellns was and white m ade of the painting 1366 Broad Street completed at the end of October, and then to blow It up." FIEE PICK-UP AND DEUVHY 184 Wayland Avenue when the artis t snipped the loose The brllllant oranges, reds , HO 1-2889 TELEPHONE 421 -8820 threads hanging from the 270- lemon greens and pale blues used square-foot work of art. by Chagall In paint were a prob­ "The Creation" took three lem to the weave rs. The spots of COPPER men, working on nothing else, two contrasting colors used by the and one-half years to comple te. artist on his small canvas could BELLOWS ' 'This ls the work of my life­ not simply have been ma tched and time," s aid the head of the state­ magnified by the weavers ; who G,ft Shopp•· controlled company which ls fa­ r an the risk of mak ing the s had­ 728 Hope St 274 -9086 mous for Its Gobellns, Beauvais ing more dramatic than the artist Miami Beach and Savonnerle tapestries , Mau­ Intended. rice Cauchy. "'But, on the other hand. we LARGE SELECTION He hopes that " Entry Into Je­ had to make a Chagall as brilliant FREE AND IMMEDIATE CONFIRMATIONS rusalem" w!ll be fini shed by as possible ," Mr. Cauchy de­ CHANUKAH CARDS spring next year, and "The Ex­ clared. Air or Hotel Reservations odus," the longest of the three, The dyers at Gobellns created PERSONALIZED Air Reservations made with or without Hotel Reservations by December, 1968. a r ange of wool In more than 160 CHRISTMAS CARDS . • Mr. Cauchy, !Ike the artist, colors for the Chagall work. '; 'Mj'S ne rvous when the taQ{'stry . Foun\led as a dye works In the . One Week Delivery "All leading Hotels Personally, Inspected" 1.., Was unrolled. 1 'Once a tapestry is 15th century by two bothers , ALGIERS 1 finished, It cannot be changed. Gobellns wa s purchased In 1662 AMERICANA ~:P~W:T • .. ~ >. J • ~::PYci:tER'(if HOURS ATTACHE DORAL COUNTRY CLUB RO NEY PlAZA This ls the Impossible," he said. by Louis XIV. AZTEC DORAL O N THE OCEAN SAHARA The triptych, which will be There are onl y thirty-e ight Dody 9 o m • 7 p m BALMORAl DUNES SAGAMORE presented to the Parliament of weavers employed at the hi storic Fu td 9 BARCELONA EDEN ROC SANSOUCI Is rael , is one of the most am­ BEAU RIVAGE FONTAINEBLEAU SAXONY Gobelins works In Paris. Tuo of CA DILLAC GOLDEN GATE SEA ISLE bitious and slowest projects un­ the men who worked on ''The CASTAWAYS GOLDE N NUGGET SEVILLE dertaken at Gobellns. It was or­ Creation" are un der 30 years of CARILLON HARBOUR ISlANO SHERRY FRONTENAC dered by Andre Malraux, Min­ age , Mr. Cauchy said. Different CASABlANCA HARDER HALL SHORE CLUB CHATEAU HILTON PLAZA SINGAPORE ister of Cultural Affairs. men will work on the other two COLONIAL INN HOLLYWOOD BEACH SORRENTO The two other tape stries In tapestries. CROWN LUCERNE STERLING the triptych are each about 15 Apprentices begin at 16 and J_ry:DMllB DEAUVILLE MARCO POLO SURFCOMBER feet high and , together wl th "The serve for seven-and-a- half DELANO MARSEILlES THUNDERBIRD DESERT INN MONTMARTE VERSAILLES Creation," will measure about 66 years," Mr. Cauchy continued. NAUTILUS . feet long. While working on "The Crea­ MANY 9THERS - FREE BROCHURES Mr. Cauchy, who began as an tion," the m aster weaver and his &Jaad• apprentice with Gobellns In 191 7, two assistants worked from 8 FABULOUS CHAMCE spent nearly a year worrying a.m. to 5 p.m. five days a week OF PACE HOLIDAY CONCORD - GROSSINGERS - NEVELE about the problems of the Chagall with three-quarters of an hour AMY. J DAYS - 2 MITES FREE tapestries before the looms began for lunch, an unusually s hort pe­ • Dining on th• Lok• AND IMMEDIATE CONFIRMATIONS l Complet• Br.okfesh work. riod for Frenchmen. 2 fi{'l 1,rft'l•t 0, ..... ,. He pointed to Chagall's origi­ Each man was able to weave l H ite, In Our Lu•ur'-81.11 M.t'lr "'" Honeymoon Trips Our Specialty nal painting of "The Creation" about 37 square feet a year on the e htdoor Heated Peel e Meuo,- • Dondn9 • Seun• laths done In I 963. Chagall tapestry, according to • Lou"g• • T•""I• "The tapestry Is five times Mr. Cauchy. Call Anytime ..J ALL ,oa s29so ~:1."~• • lef4' JIN ■ I Also AYo /lobl• Wlthl" Mlnutfl: Proposed Law To Authorize_ Golf (11-tlole COUf'N) - lo..U.9 Zelda Kauffman c.T.c fer ·koMr,otlo,11 C: ■ 11 : ( Certified Travel Counselor) TREASURl ISLAND Karaite Marriage, Divorce Route ltJ Wobmt, M••• CRANSTON TRAVEL ·· 801 PARK AVE. CRANSTON. the Rabbinical courts like other Toi. 'MJ-7U0:-lo-: JU_.... Eve~. by a ointment 781-4977 JERUSALEM - Israel's Ka­ Writ. for Now Celor • ■ rechuN ralte religious authorities should Jews, because the laws of per­ be authorized to perform mar­ sonal status of the two commu­ riages and grant dlyorces among nities are so different. members of their own commu­ The Karaites , for example, nity, says a public committee's forbid marriages between uncles report published here. and nieces, or between a man and The committee, whose chair­ his sister-In-law , while the rab­ man wa s the deputy president of bis permit them. the Supreme Court, Justice Sil­ Al though Justice Silberg dis­ berg, was appointed by the Min­ missed the possibility of the Ka­ ister for Religious Affairs , when ralte community, which he esti­ It came to light that the Karalte mated at about 8,000, di s­ religious courts had no author­ appearing as a separate religious HOLIDAY DISPLAY ization In law, and that all the group with-In the foreseeable fu­ marriages and divorces It had ture, he did not deny the Ka­ granted over the pas t dozen years raites' precarious situation re­ were Invalid. garding the supply of qualified IS NOW LIT The committee was un animous men for their religious courts. lI In expressing the opinion that the The law proposed by Justice < Karaltes , whose ancestors broke Si lberg would permit the Karalte Be Sure To Stop By and Visit Our away from rabbinic Judaism In authorities to deal with matters the eighth century, are Jews , and of m arrlage and divorce, where· Annual Holiday Display Now In Front Of Our Plant firmly rejected the demand of the couples declare themselves to some of the Karalte witnesses be Karaltes. Other matters of who appeared before It that the personal status woul d be un der Karaltes should be recognized as the jurisdiction of civil courts. A a separate religious community, Karalte couple would ,be per. Like Oruses, Moslems, Catholics milted to take their affairs to a CALIFORNIA and Protestants. rabbinical court If they wished. The comm! ttee al so re Jected The proposed law would vali­ Artificial Flower Company the other extreme, of Ignoring the date retroactively all marriages 400 •uuvo1• AVENUE . PROVIDENCE . R I Karaltes as a separate rellglous and dissolutions performed by the entity arid making them subject to Karalte courts In Israel. 4 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRDIAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1967 Subscribe te the Herald. TO HONOR KOLLEK NEW YORK - Mayor Teddy Standing Near Hussein, Kollek of Jerusllem will be hon­ ored at the Scopus Award dinner Yael Dayan Reflects of the American Friends of the ) Hebrew University here on Nov. • 25. The Earl of Balfour will be On Plastic Explosives principal speaker. PAR IS - The King of Jordan smiled time and again a week ago at the pretty young girl In a· min­ idress who stood six feet from CHI HLLIIIIS him during his press conference 751-7676 In a Paris hotel. When he left, Polynesian •nd they were face to face and saying Cantont.'!::e Cuisine OJSTOM FIAMING "bye-bye'' to each other. "COCKTAILS SERVED" King Hussein had not recog­ OIIGINAL All • Toke Out !mice • nized Yael Dayan, 23-year-old 467-7440 DECOUTOR ACassomES daughter of Israeli Defense Min­ WAil GIOUPINGS ister Moshe Dayan, · In Paris • Air C,;,ndi lioncd • for her own press conference on Amplt frer Paricir.g DECOUTOR SHYia a French-Isr aeli film on the Six­ 10 mi~s . From Prov. Day War that she Is a ssis ting, the 167 ANGELL ST. Pro,idence, R.I. London Express reported . . -~ Gallery Open Daily 9:00 to 5:30 "When I heard King Hussein Tues. & Thurs. until 7 :30 was giving a conference I thought I'd try and slip In and take a I ook NEW REDUCED PRICES ON at him," she s aid. "Frankly, I LADIES AND MENS WATCHES never thought I' d get near him. But the next minute there I was, HAMILTON AND BENRUS standing at the end of hi s table MEN' S $ 95 next to a bunch of moon-faced se­ 17 Jewel HELBROS WATCHES 14. DR. FELDMAN TO SPEAK: 0.. Walter Feldman, professor of Art at Brown curity men who never seemed to University, will speak on " The Development of an Artist" at the fall take a bit of Interest In me. meeting cl the Brandeis University Women's Association, Providence "I think the King did, though. Chapter on Friday, Dec. 1 at the Garden Room of the Sheraton-Biltmore He smiled up at me two or three DRUG SUNDRIES GIFT ITEMS Hotel. The luncheonette will be at 12:30 p.m. and the meeting and pro­ times , like any man woul d at a gram will follow at 1:30 p.m . Dr. Feldman will also show, by means of girl s tanding just by hi m. "Just think. . .one little bit __\_ WE CARRY A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF slides, how his own style has changed in the post 10 years. Mrs. Milton Stontler and Mn. Karl Foss are program co-chairmen. Mrs. Wolter Rut­ of pl ast lc explo s ive then AM AND FM TRANSISTOR RADIOS man is hospitality chairman and Mrs. Abraham Grober is decorations and ...b ut what would have been chairman. the good? I don't r eally think It Is PARAMOUNT SALES COMPANY worth thinking of killing him." Open Daily 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M ., Thursday until 9 P.M . The dark-haired Yael gav< Saturday 8 A.M . to 3:30 P.M . her Impression of her father' s 276 NO. MAIN ST ., PROVIDENCE R. I. - JA 1-2461 antagonist: "I expected him to be Herald Recipes much tougher than he was. I thought he would be the born 1leader not the poor King. EGG ROLL - Chinese Style 1/2 c chopped Walnuts "He was so meek and quiet. JACK'S FABRICS 350 degree oven 2 T Bread Crumbs I'd like to have seen him th ump . l hour 2 T Sugar on the table and to stand up for DRAPERIES Batter: IT Oil hi s country like a good and noble 4 Eggs Topping: S h e ik of Arabi a. He For Homes and Offices l 1/ 2 c Flour Finely ground Wa lnuts be making excuses and apol­ I 1/ 2 c Water sugar ogies." SLIP COVERS BEDSPREADS 2 T Margarine, melted 0 11 UPHOLSTERING WINDOW SHADES In mixer, beat eggs thorough­ In saucepan, blend cup sugar ly. Add small smounts of flour with egg and bread crumbs, Anti-Zionist Group Says and liquid alternately, beating apple, rind and Juice of lemon. CALL PA 5-2160 I well after each addition to avoid Cook over low heat, stirring con­ Teachers Glorify Israel I FOR AN EXPERIENCED DECORATOR Jumps. Add margarine. s tantly, until clear and thick. Re ­ r Heat 6" frying pan (not too frigerate over night. NEW YORK - Dr. Norton ! We Will; Gladly Help You With Any hot), grease lightly. Pour In a Combine egg and oil, then, work Mezvtnslcy, executive director of generous tablespoon of batter, In the dry Ingredients. Add a the Amer I ea n Council for Home Decorating Problem You May Have starting at side of pan and tlltlng little warm water to moisten, If • Judaism, said recently that 900 pan to spread evenly to form a needed. On lightly floured board, Israeli teachers In American Call Us Now. No Obligation. thin sheet. Fry over moderate knead the do u g h until It Jewish schools were "being di­ 725 DEXTER STREET CENTRAL FALLS heat until browned lightly on one stretches like elastic. Divide In 2 rected to Infuse the spirit of ali­ MON., TU~S., WED ., FRI . and SAT. 9,30 o.m.-5,30 p.m.; THURSDAY 9 to 9 side. Invert on to cloth. Continue parts and set aside, covered, for yah Into the children." The coun­ until all batter has been used. about 15 minutes before using. cil Is an anti- Zionist organiza­ Place generous tablespoon of fill­ Roll each portion of dough Into tion . Ing on each disc. Roll up and tuck a circle, a s thin as possible, "This can only be done by J In the ends, Bake uncovered In without breaking. Drizzle surface deprecating American Jewish life llghtly greas~d 12 x 9 pan. with I tablespoon oil . Pierce with and glorifying Israeli Jewish OP fN Filling: fork In scattered areas to avoid life," Or. Mezvtnsky said. "To MON 3 - 4 Carrots, cubed blistering. Place half of filling on whatever extent the future posi­ THRU 3 Onions, diced each circle along lower edge tive relationship of American SAT 1 Green Pepper, diced only. Fold over once. Spread re­ Jews to th e s tate of Israel Is Ill 3 stalks Celery, diced maining dough with raisins, nuts, shaped by Jewish education In 10 PM l can Bean Sprouts, drained sugar and crumbs, using one half this country, that relationship TH on each circle. Continue rolling B61-16-10 Shortening does not bode well " 2 lbs. Hamburg as for jelly roll. Cut In I I /2" Dr. Mezvlnsky presented a ' Soy Sauce pieces. Place close to each other paper on the rel atlonshlp of 1287 NO. MAIN ST PROVIDENCE. R.I Salt and Pepper on cookie sheet. Pat surface with American Jews to Israel at the Cook carrots 10 minutes. In II. Sprinkle with sugar and finely annual conference of the council , ALL NEW shortening saute onions, peppers ground walnuts. Pierce with In the Plaza hotel . In another and celery. Remove vegetables toothpick and bake. Freezes very paper, "What Is Jewish Power?," 1968 and add hamburg to skillet. well. Michael Seiver, assistant execu­ Brown - add soy sauce, season­ Mrs. Max Kestenman tive director of the council, s aid ings, sauted vegetables and bean BABKA AU RUM whe·re u Judaism measures m an sprouts. Mix. 2 qt. Tube Pan, gr eased by Jewish standards, Zionism Mrs. Manuel D. Young and floured measure s the Jew by the ])I \t, ',,, ,,. 350 degree Oven standards of the Gentiles." STRUDEL DOUGH 40 min. About 50 persons attended a 1/ 4 c Milk 1uncheon se ssion of the confer­ Cookie Sheet l pkg Yeast 300 degree Oven ence that was addressed by Rabbi 1/4 c Water, warm Elmer Berger. executive vice .60 minutes 1/4 c Butter or Margarine, COLOR TV 1/2 lb. Butter president of the council. In dis­ room temp. 1/2 pt. Vanilla Jee Cream cussing the council's religious 1/ 4 c Sugar develop ment program, Rabbi 2 c Flour, all purpose 3 Eggs Berger said 14 the mos t author­ 1 t Vanilla 2 1/ 3 e Flour, all purpose Cream Ice cream and butter. Add itative thing about Judaism Is Its 1/4 c Candled Mixed Fruits historic, consistent, inherent re­ flour and vanilla. Mix well Divide 1/4 c Raisins DISCOVER Into 4 parts. Chill overnight. Roll jection of the Idea of the author­ Topping: itativeness of anyone:• MURRAY'S out on to floured board and 1/ 2 c Sugar spread with favorite filling. 1/3 c Water Mrs. Samuel Kabalkln 2 t Rum or Rum flavoring 700r000 Paperbacks LEMON STRUDEL Scald milk and cool until luke­ LOW 4 sided cookie sheet, greased warm. Sprinkle yeast Into warm Sent To Servicemen 3 75 degree oven water In a large mixing bowl. Stir WASHINGTON - B'nal PRICE _45 minutes approx. to dissolve. Add milk, margarine, B'rlth's Community and Veter­ Dough: sugar, eggs and flour. Beat until ans' Services Commission col­ J c Fl our, all purpose weli blended. Cover and set to lected and sent more than 700,000 1/2 t Baking Powder J.'.lse In a warm place, until bub­ paperback books to American pinch Salt servicemen during the past year. • s·uper Gold Video bly. Stir In fruits and raisins. • New Zenith High Per­ 1 Egg About 250,000 were distributed formance Handcrafted Guard Tuner Turn Into tube pan and allow to • Sunshine Color Picture Tube 3 T Oil rise 30 minutes. Bake, Remove am·ong U.S. troops In Vietnam. CO,or TV Chassis Warm water to mois ten • Exclusive Patented Zen­ from oven and Immediately prick The remainder were sent to vet­ 1 Fil ling: (to be prepared the night • 9" Oval and S" 1: 3" ith Color Demodulator Cir­ entire surface with a fork. erans' hospitals and other mili­ Twin Cone Speakers cuitry before) RUM SYRUP: tary bases and Installations, both I c Sugar Combine In sauce pan and here and abroad. e FINE JEWELRY • DIAMONDS I Egg bring to boll, - stir until sugar Is About 15,000 of the books • 3 T Bread Crumbs dissolved. Pour syrup over Babka were on Jewish themes. The rest 4 1 large Apple, grated e GIFTS e TV e APPLIANCES until absorbed. Remove from pan. of the paperbacks, of general 1 Lemon, Juice and grated Rind Mrs. Harold Zura content, were distributed on a ~.: Ke No M,1!11 Stree!Ex1t. Nea r Prov. Pawl City linr 1/2 c White Raisins, scalded and (lt..,.-tnred · fi'Cim Tem1)1e E­ non-denominational basis by the ,, , •~= dried _m•-El Cootboctlt) Red Cross and the USO. 1l-lE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1967 5 DAYAN DIGS IN TEL AVIV - Gen. Moshe Da­ For news of Israel, Jewish society, read the Herald • • • and yan, Israel's Defense Minister, comm unltl es throughout the for some of the best bargains In Joined an Army unit recently for world, local organizations and the Greater Providence area. a long night. watch for Arab mau­ rauders. The unit commander re­ mained calm In the face of the unusual high level assistance. He lNSURANCE o ·F ALL KINDS told Dayan-where and how to dig a tFIRE '"'<:ASUALTY . LIFE foxhole In which· to spend the .. FIDELITY and SURETY 'BONDS night. The only 1U1toward event of the watch was a sudden downpour Be Sure! INSURE which drenched all members of the unit and the general. With IDA'S HEALTH STUDIO SAMUEL 'C. RESS Steam Boths - Swedish Massage "ASSOCIATED WITH HAROlD HOLT & CO. INC. IOA THORSON R•g. MT and PN :134 Westminster Mgll - 421-7771" - Res. 4i!, 2~S~ Post .Office Ila• 8 l 4, ·P,o~icj~nce, R, J. 02903 1491 Broad Street ST 1-8S10 - ST 1-6409

OPEN MONDAYS ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. Louis ENGAGED: Mr. and Mn. Simon Strashnick of 4 7 Taft Avenue an­ Goldenberg of 83 Huxley Avenue Cocktail nounce the engagement of their announce the engagement of their Costa del Sol daughter, Shirley Bayla, to Daniel daughter, Eleanor Ruth Gold­ S. Neidorf, son of Mr. and Mrs. enberg, to Barry Si Bornstein, son Dresses Murray Neidorf of 11 Louriston of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bornstein Street. of 176 Eighth Street. for the Miss Strashnick is a graduate of Miss Goldenberg, a graduate of Holidays Golf Carnival Hope High School and is presently Hope High School, attended employed by B-W Acceptance Chamberlayne Junior College. Mr. Bornstein, who was gradu­ $ 99 Corp. ated from Hope High School, and Mr. Neidorf was graduated attended Bryant College, is now a I 5 DAYS · 14 NIGHTS OF SUN & FUN IN SPAIN from Hope High School and The student al the Plus School of Busi­ Citadel, and is presently employed ness. at R.I. Hospital Trust Co. (; A September 14 wedding is An Oct. 19 wedding is planned. planned. D.A. Gunning Photo D.A. Gunning Photo PRICE ( TRAVEL 334 WESTMINSTER MAU OH HOPt ':,I - RQ;,OfNCE 831-5200 {

FIRSf CHILD BORN honor, and a gift of a portable Mr. and Mrs. David J . Weiner television set was presented to of 72 Nakoml s Drive, Warwick, them . announce the birth of their first LOVITTS HA VE DAUGHTER chi! d and son, Bruce Lee, on Nov. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lovitt of 18. Mrs. Welner is the former 19 Salem Avenue , Cranston, an­ Miss Bethreda Markoff. nounce the birth of their firs t Jewelers Maternal grandparents are child and daughter, Ronda Ellen, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney W, Markoff on Nov. 19. 74 Rolfe St. Cranston of Cranston. Paternal gr and­ Ma tern al grandparents are parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Al Diner. Paternal Tel. HO 7-6660 W. Weiner of Providence. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. +· Maternal great- grandparents Edward B. Lovitt. Maternal .. are Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. great-grandmother is Mrs. Etta Miller. Paternal great-grand­ =j,. :. ••• ··• .• ·~ •.• ••• 'T .. Markoff of Pawtucket. Paternal ,Q,s great-grandmother Is Mrs. Leo parents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis ..'t):- ·~. • 1AL gOu" Weiner of Providence. Lovitt. p£C . FAMOUS ARTISTS' GRADUATE S ShoPP'119 A2/c Stuart E. Bazarsky, who Cargo Ship Link Begins r1olidaY . . \\ltU C\uis\tnaS Is stationed In Clovis, N. Mex., Nigh\ \II 9 son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris From Arab, Israeli Ports Bazarsky of 246 Lenox Avenue, •,ii 6 has graduated from the Famous HAIFA - An apparent major • . ;; ♦ ' Artists Schools of Westport, break in the 20-year-old Arab . .*. •.;.·.-~. . Conn. Mr. Bazarsky specialized boycott of Israel was seen in re­ ...... In commercial art and lllustra- ' ports that the American Export­ lion during his three year course lsbrandtsen Line will route the with this home study school. same cargo ships to both Haifa Bridal Registration Headquarters and Beirut, Lebanon, in the fu­ HOME FOR THANKSGIVING ture. Michael Saltzman, son of Mr. The Haifa agent for the and Mrs. Arthur Saltzman of 205 s teamship line, which has head­ Greenwood Street, Cranston, was quarters In New York, said the home for the Thanksgiving holi­ decision was made after the Is­ days. Mr. Saltzman Is attending raeli and Lebanese Governments the Graduate School of Mathemat­ agreed to refrain from con­ ics , University of Maryland, in fiscating cargoes destined to the College Park, Md. other country aboard ships _v TO BECOME BAR MITZVAH docked in the ports of one. Paul Cohen, son of Mr. and This situation, which has per­ BDDT Mrs. Jack Cohen, will become sfsted since the Arabs declared Bar Mitzvah at Temple Sinai on their boycott and blockade of ls­ Sa turday at morning services at ra~l in 1948, required American 11 :15 o'clock. Export-lsbrandtsen and other Mr. and Mrs. Cohen will steams hip companies serving the spon sor the Sabbath Ki dd ush in Mi ddle East to operate, in effect, honor of their son. two separate lines , one calllng only at Arab ports and the other -BDDTS MAKES WEEK' S VISIT only at Israel, with consequent Mrs. Bessie Rubin of 90 Mel­ economic disadvantages to the rose Street had wt th her for a companies and to the countries week' s visit, her brother, Myron served. J. Berman of Cleveland Heights , The Haif a agent for the Amer­ Ohio. ican line noted . that there has DAUGHTER BORN TO BLOCKS never been a cargo ship link be­ BDDTS Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D, tween Israel and Arab ports nor Block of 17 Harding Street, Mil­ have passenger Iiners, except ford, Mass., announce the birth of those on cruises, been able to their second child and first visit Israel and Arab countries on daughter, Susan Lynn, on Nov. 13. the same voyage. Mrs. Block Is the former Bar­ bara Soren. 1_96,000 Israelis Maternal grandparents are Cl,c,rge Accounts Mr. and Mrs. David Soren of Pawtucket. Paternal grandparents· Now Live Abroad Invited are Mr. · and Mrs. Roi and C. JERUSALEM - A total of Block of Cranston. Maternal 196,000 Israelis are now living great-grandmother is Mrs. Harry abroad, and 96,000 of them have Soren of Modesto, Calif. officially declared themselves to eo,,,;,.n,we .,,./,e JUI NOW HONOR MR. AND MRS. STONE be emigrants, according to fig­ C drl{\ ures released here by the Central Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stone were ( ..---_;: SHOES honored on their 25th anniversary BurP«u of Statistics. Mo, ~ than half of the number by the board of directors of the H,. ,, ,1, v, ., ,, , South Providence Hebrew Free are Europe..n or American born Loan Association at a special Israelis, and a quarter are Sa­ 1ft Wo:,!ad _..,..,.. Oauett· 8ho111>lar ~ bras, Including a large percent­ W'a:,lul41q..... N N•WPOrt ATtnue meeting on Nov. 14. Mr. Stone Is Ol>en Nlrt,ta '11110 P.K. president of the Association. A age of Israel-born children Wider 0,- :r,f. ffll!lta 'tn t P.V. (N... to .lfertJ the age of 15. IS.99 •-IA collation was held in the couple's . 6 llfE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1967 will be In a position to gain with your substlrute shares. (2) If you feel your stock Is likely to rise In the next 31 days and thus you don't want to lose your position In the Initial com­ THE ONLY ENGLISH JEWISH WEEKLY IN R I AND SOUTHEAST MASS pany, double up your lnvesnnent ...... In the Joss stock. Say your loss Jowhh ...... - C-,.ny... stock Is 100 shares of American lex 6063, "CMCMnc:., I.I. 02904 Tea.phone 724-0200 by Sylvia Porter Telephone. Buy an additional 100 PUNT AND 0fACE:: HOA.LO WAY, 'Off WBSTU ST ., ,AWT., I .I. 02N1 shares. More than 30 days later, CIUA ZUCKHIIIG . - - .. - ...... Manae'"lf:di"" sell the first 100 shares and take i.oiS ATWOOD . .. lidi ... your capital loss. You s till have SAVE ON TAXES NOW - VII losses, for If you are selling for 100 shares of Telephone. If Tele­ Second a... , ...... ,_ ., "ow;denq, Rhode ...... SECURITIES tax saving reasons, a small loss phone stock has In fact rallied, 5'11Ncription lat.It: fiftMn C.ntt the copy; Ir Moil, $6.00 fMI' on,-n; euttjde N9w Englond, $7 .SO per a~ you have made a profit...... ,. roffl on reqvflt, The tt.rald ouumt11 wb.uiptioM are continu...,. ..,,._, netified te the (Ontrory Is rarely worth taking. Commis­ kawritli"I, You have less than 60 days sions Involved In the sale plus (3) If you feel your stock Is likely to decline In the next 31 n. Hefald CIMUnMI no financial re,,ponsibility far typotropfliml enor, in odvertMmentt., ..._,, wil ~nt left before the end of the year In costs of relnvesnnent often will that part of the ach,ort~nl in whkh the typegrophic.ol OfflN' "OCNrt,.. Ad_...n wil plea• norify the which to adjust your s tock trans­ wipe out the tax savings from a days , sell your 100 shares now ,_.,....menl "'1rn.diaMly of anv,_ ono, whkh moy ocair. actions to cut your taxes. relatively minor loss. and take your capital loss. After Your first step ls to find out 30 days , buy another 100 shares FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1967 how you stand right now. Divide SAVE ON TAXES NOW - Vlll of Telephone. If your judgment Is all the securities sales you have PRITTECTING SfOCK POSITIONS right, you will be buying back the made this year Into two main While you may find It sound stock che aper than you sol d it. classifications: short-term and tax strategy to take paper losses H€:re are two other important Peace Within, Peace Without long-term. In the short-term on your securities to cut your pointers In connection with your group, lls t all gains and losses on year-end securities transactions: Israel, which has for several months been urging the world to 196 7 Income tax , you certainly securities you had held for six don't want to sell s tocks which If you are r ealizing capital accept the accomplished fact of her new boundaries and of the months or less at the time of you expect to boom In price next gains, be sure to heed the six­ Jewish return to Jerusalem's rule, might well take her own ad­ sale. In the long-term group, llst ye ar . Wh at you are seeking are month deadline. If you don't hold vice. The call for Western aliyah has been more insistent since all gains or losses on securities ways to give you your tax loss your securities for more than six months , your gain wl!I be fully the Six-Day War, when Israel's Jewish-Arab population under­ you had held for more than six and still keep you In a position to months at the time of sale. Net benefit from a furure m arket taxable ordinary Income. By went modifications which must sooner or later be faced by the off the gains and tosse s within rise. waiting until just beyond the six­ government. each group so that you wind up You can't achieve this Just by month deadline, you can cut your with a net gain or a net toss for having your broker sell your tax at least In half. To be eligible The fact that immigrants from industrial societies are needed each of the two groups. s tock at a I oss and Immediately for the tower ta x rate, you must is no guarantee that they will com~ or come in enough numbers Next, check your I 966 tax re­ repurchase the Identical s hares. ho! d your s tock a day beyond six months. Thus , If you bought stock to give Israel the trained technologists she needs. What she has, rurn to see If you had any capital Unl ess the re Is more than a 30 losses, short or tong-term, In day Interval between your pur­ on May 9 and you sell It at a in quantity just now, are Arabs and Arab-oriented Jews. She also that year or capital tosses car­ chase and sal e , your sale will be profit on Nov. 9, 1967, you have a .has the know-how to train them: any nation which could devise a ried over !rom earJfer years considered a "wash" sale and fully taxable short-term capital method of teaching an ancient language to almost its entire pop­ which you were 1mabte to use In you won't be abl e to deduct the gain. A sale one day later, Nov. ulation can certainly find ways of teaching settlers from Yemen, 1966. Since the s tock market fell loss . Nor can you achieve this by 10, would give you a long-term sharply !n 1966, you well may be having your wife repurchase the capital gain. Morocco or Jordan to operate machinery and think in terms of In this slruatlon. stock. Your sale would remain a If you have a paper profit such skills. Record these capital toss car­ wash sale If the repurchase took which you want to take In 1967 but ry-overs w! thin the short or pl ace within 30 days . on which you want to pos tpone An occasional newsletter from the Sephardic Jews of Israel long-term group In which they But there are three ways In paying tax until I 968, you can ac­ reiterates t he plea that Israel's orientation toward the West not belong. Now you have the net re­ which you can create your los s complish thi s by a short sale. blind her to co-religionists from the East whose culture still has sults for each of the two groups deduction and s till retain your ln­ Have your broker sell an Identi­ validity. There are valuable elements and insights now being ig­ for the year so far. vesnnent position. cal block of the s hares you own If you have a net toss In the (I) You can sell the securities " short." This freezes your profit nored which might be learned if more attention were given to the short-term group, this net loss on which you have a loss and si­ on rour shares. But your gain Arabic-speaking Israelis. The monthly bulletin, titled " Israel's will reduce any net tong-term multaneously purchase shares In won t be taxable until you cover Oriental Problem," comments that "the architects of Israeli pol­ capital gain In your other group. a similar company In the same the short sale by delivery of your icy have been doing their utmost to make it clear that they have If, though, you have a net Industry. The s ale gives you your shares and you can defer the cov­ tong-term capital loss, thi s wtll capital loss. But since equivalent ering until 1968. chosen to 'opt out' of the Middle East culturally. politically and reduce any net short-term capital stocks of the same Industry gen­ (Di stributed by Publishers-Hall economically . .. declaring day and night that Israel is Middle gain, erally wl!I fluctuate together, you Syndicate, all rights reserved) East solely in geography, and making no attempt to hide their If you are Wlfornmate enough chagrin at this unfortunate coincidence.'r to have a net capital toss In both tong-term and short-term trans­ actions , you can use up to $1,000 One critic -;. rot~ that "the Judeo-Arabic culture of Moslem of this toss to reduce your 1967 Spain, which represer;ited Jewry's most fruitful and creative peri­ ordinary Income. HARRY GOLDEN od in philosophy and letters, is not taught in Israeli schools in its If you have net capital losses proper framework of Arab Islamic culture . . In the Jews of over $1,000 you can carry them over for future years to offset The Great Events the Middle East I see a kind of bridge connecting us with that capital gains and then to offset up culture." Another spokesman elaborated on the Zionist approach to $1,000 a year of ordinary In­ Of The 20th Century to the Arab question, which he said is foreign to the- Oriental come each year. Jew. "The total, almost metaphysical opposition which the Zion­ It's more l!kety, though, that ists draw between Jews and Arabs places the Middle Eastern Jew the net result of your 1967 trans­ When the Russians launched a no Ism like chauvinism. actions w!ll be a gain. If your satelllte and landed It on Venus, I Israel Is a great event be­ in an intolerable position, since in reality he conforms neither to 1967 securities sates show a net became absolutely convinced that cause It Is the first nation to the East European Zionist idea of 'Jew· nor of · Arab,' but is con­ short-term gain, that net gain one ot the great events, probably emerge from what the U.s. State demned to a marginal sort of existence since both his Jewishness w!ll be added to your ne,t Income the greatest event of the 20th Department categorizes as · Un­ and his Arabness make him culturally odd man out. " and will be subject to ordinary century, was the Bolshevik Revo­ derdevelopla and produce what tax rates. But any net long-term lution. within this generation will prove Cultural pluralism rather than forced acculturation is urged for capllal gains will be half exempt, I say this because 50 years a viable economy. that Is, you wilt Include only 50 ago Russia was a country popu­ The point Is It they can do It, the state, and a drastic revision of school curricula is advised as per cent of the net long-term lated largely by llllterates. Today everybody can: the Congo, South­ the first step. If this were done, the climate of acceptance in Is­ capital gains In your t~ able In­ I doubt our own technological ex­ east Asia, literally everybody. rael would be already one in which · a solution to her East­ come. pertise excels theirs. The trend throughout the ern-Western impasse might be found . And such a solution must If your tax bracket Is over 50 I am not arguing that the Rus­ world for the last century has per cent, the tax on the 50 per sians could not have made the been urban growth. People aban­ be found: as vital as the continued necessity for defense until cent of the tong-term capital gain same advances It the revolution­ don the land !or the city factory. Arabic neighbors truly want peace, is the need to make of• one included 1n your income can't ex­ aries of 1917 had opted for de­ Israel reversed this, In Israel an nation the diverse elements of Israel. ceed 50 per cent (this produces mocracy. They could, I am ar­ essentially urban people are Recently in this country dialogues between Moslems and Jews the so-called 25 per cent celling" guing that Russia would still be wresting a livelihood from the on tong-term capital gains.) If largely a nation of llllterates It land. Israel managed this by the have taken place, in which the affinities as well as the points of you have net gains In both groups , there had been no revolution. Invention of the kibbutz, the com­ divergence are explored. Israel, which must some day come to your short-term gains will be Indeed, Russia had paid dearly munal farm. There are areas of _ terms with the p9pulation she has rath~r than with that she hopes taxed In full, while only half your !or Its scientific progress. It took this world where the kibbutz will for, might .consider initiating such dialogues with her new Arabs long-term capital gains will be the mechanical Soviets 50 years prove more valuable than elec­ subject to tax. to produce a poet like Yevtu­ tricity. and her Eastern and Western oriented Jews. Just as all her major After you know where you shenko where once Czarist 'Rus­ Last, I shall say that Franklin problems are comprehended on ' a smaller scale within her own stand on sales already made, sia could boast such writers as D. Roosevelt's New Deal Is of borders, so an internal solution might lead to peace abroad. check the list of securities you - Tolstoy, Dostolevsky, Chekov, monumental Importance, The Im­ still own to see whether you Gogol. No composer growing up plementation of the New Deal lit­ have any substantial paper loss­ In the Soviet has ever begun to erally saved the world's largest es. If you have, It can be so1md compare with Moussorgsky, Rlm­ and most powerful democracy. It COMMUNITY CALENDAR strategy to sell these securities s ky-Kor s akov, Barodin, or Is hard to Imagine that ,\merica FOR LISTING CALL GASPEE 1-4111 - Ask for Calendar Secretarv to take paper losses before 1967 Tschaivosky, would have remained either a MRS. BERTRAM L. BERNHARDT - CALEND A,.R CHAIRMAN. ends, particularly If the sales Which leads me to expect that capitalistic society, or a demo­ ~,.u,, will cut any short-term capital the next greatest event of the cratic one without the New Deal \oturdoy, Nove"}b•r 25 , 1967 ' gains on your 196 7 books. To the twentieth century was the In­ reforms, 3:00 p.m.-Cong. Mi1hlton Tliloh, Talmud Clau extent that these sales reduce ei­ dependence of India. I! India had Realize now that Medicare and r Sunday. November 26, 1967 ther your short or long-term not achieved Its own In­ Civil Rights are really the last ~00,J~·-~n:~t~~r 11:!1h, Talmud Clan capital gains, the tosses will cut dependence, neither would Africa, tying together of these reforms. the taxes you'll owe next April. qelther would a score of new na­ tgg :::::t!:·.t':E~·;p:;;o:nr:/H:!i°ah;.!~,!,id ~=~~bu,hip Throughout our history we have 8:00 p.m.-Pawt .- Centrat Foll• Senior Hodonah, Regular M-ting If you have heavy paper loss­ tions emerged peacetully. been a "bridge" nation. We be­ 8:00 p.m.-Templ• Beth David. Mothers' Au'n., Regular MHting es, If may even be sound strategy It 8:00 p.m.-Si1t.rhood Temple hth lsro.l, Boord MMting Is true that India today Is came the first Republic In 1789 8:00 p.m.-Sisterhood Temple Beth Am , R-s,ular Muting to take more than enough losses wracked by famine and over-pop­ and there ls every chance that by to wipe out all your capital gains. ulation. But It Is also possible 1989 we will be the bridge nation -::gg ::::t!.. ~~(lt~===dwai°o':t,;:.:~vti~~lor MHling t'!~J:;;,·;!':".,,,1,h.~2a~:i:;24 Knight1-of Pythias, Rqulor Meeting The reason ls that you can deduct that India will solve these severe between the have not nations and 10:00 o.m.-Brondeis Univ. Not'I. Women's Committee, Drama Study Group the excess of losses over capital afflictions. Should she, then that the haves, between the white race 8:00 p.m.-Cramton-Worwiclt Chapter-B'noi B'rith Women, Boord MHting gains from your 1967 ordinary Independence, India's presence on and the colored races (we are 8: IS p.m.-Miriom Hospilrol Au'n., Boord of Tr111teH Meeting the world scene, will perhaps Wednesday, November 29. 1967 · Income up to $1,000. And any now the nation with the second All DAY-loci . A11'n. Jewish Home for the Aged, Handicraft Sale 1mused capital tosses still left move more slgnlllcant than Rus­ largest Negro population In the sia's. ~~3~0p~s~.~r:ddT~=r~·B!hel.~~~t:•ing over beyond this can be carried world). 7:30 p.m.-Sisterhood Temple Emanu-EI, Adult lmtihll•Senalor Woyne Mon• over and used by you for the rest C ertalnly the emergence of I! we do achieve this It wlll be 8:00 p.m.-Si,t.,.hood Temple Beth Torah.Crantfan Jewish Ceni.r, Boord MHling of your l!fe to deduct from capital Israel as a nation will figure Thursday, November 30, 1967 by the legislative and social pro­ 12 :30 p.m.-Sitterhood Temple Emanu-EI, Braille lunc.hean,, gains and after that from Up to prominently among the great grams we are able to Improvise Fridoy, D.cember 1. 1967 . $1,000 of ordinary Income each events. This Is no chauvinism on from the original New Deal re­ 1:00 p.m.-8randeit Univ. No!' I Women'• CommiltH, Regular Meeting year. my part although I have always forms. Note the word "heavy" paper subscribed to the notion there Is (Copyright, Harry Golden) TiiE; RHODE ISL~ HERALD, FEUDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1967 , 7 BRIDGE UIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIHII CHINA INN By .Robert E. Starr SPECIALIZING IN EXOTIC CHINESE FOOD "A two way finesse Is always The Ace and King of Hearts and a guess" Is a bit of poetry that the Club Ace, eleven points. Yet 90 Rolfe Street HO 7-8916 Cranston might be applicable In today's she was a passed hand. If she had hand for most of the Declarers the ~ade Queen, too, she would Open Every Day 11 a .m. to 10 p.m. did guess when actually there was have opened with her thirteen no guess to It. I tried to follow points. which meant she did not the hand from table to table for have that Queen. So our Decl arer the situation Interested me. I was finessed successfully through curious to see how many players Wes t and made the hand. would utilize the Information While scoring the hand I no­ handed to them. Not many did. ticed that one other Player had JULIE'S made the hand, also. I was about North to compliment her on her good KOSHER DELICA JESSEN ♦ K 7 3 playing but before doing s o I 731 Hope Street • 8 4 asked her how she had gone about 621-9396 ♦ AO1074 --, ♦ J 3 2 locating that Spade Queen. I dropped the whole m atter when West Eost she cheerfully Informed me , "It THIRD LECTURE OF SERIES: The Honorable Wayne Morse, Senator ♦ 0 6 5 ♦ 8 4 wa s easy, the Queen t s always • 0 J 10 9 5 • AK ~ 2 over the Jack". That certainly Is from the state al Oregon, will be ♦ 5 2 ♦ 8 6 3 not the correct approach to thi s the speaker at the third lecture of ♦ 10 6 4 ♦ A 9 8 7 the Tempie Ema nu-El Institute al type of problem but some players Adult Jewish Studies on Wednes­ South like to think so and as long as they remember the many s uc­ day at 9 p.m. Sen. Morse's subject ♦ AJ1092 will be " United States Policy in • 7 6 cessful fines se s they have taken COHEN'S the Middle East." KOSHER-LEAN ♦ K J 9 and forget that they have lost ex­ ♦ K05 actly as many, they will remain Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dubinsky, chairmen of the lecture series, Mrs. Bernard Welner and happy. ROAST KASHA Moral: It Is true th a1 with have announced that the program Mrs. Elwin Rosenbaum were will be held in the auditorium of South and North, no one vul ner­ nothing wh a1soeve r to go by a two & way fines se i s a gue s s , but rhe r e the temple's school building, the BEEF BOWS able. Eas t the dealer. The bid­ entrance of which is on Morris Av• ding: is us ually s ome sort of a clue 1ha1 will change the probability enue, come r of Taft Avenue. PKG. W N 49( E s even one Iota. Le r 1hat deflnlrely The study courses in " Sects and p P 2D I S affect your lhlnking even If you Movements in Judaism" and in p 2S p % beginning Hebrew will be held al p I ose ro a doubleton Queen some­ 4S End time . 7:45 p.m . as formerly. To di scuss the bidding, we FAN BRAND will first look at Eas t, the deale r. SOLID WHITE MEAT In the s imple old days of Culbert­ Emphasis On Judaica Called Factor son she would have opened the bidding with Mer three honor count but in these modern day s of In Resignation Of Museum Director SALMON point count she did not conside r PACKED IN WATER her eleven points enough. This NEW YORK - Sam Hunter, di­ Warburg gave the mansion and a failure to open should haye led to rector of the Jewish Museum, r e­ collection of Judalca to the Jew­ CAN 59( her undoing as It al so s hould have signed r ecently and gave as one lsh Theological S emlnary of for alt the Ea s ts as none of them factor In his leaving the mu­ America. EACH 35c LIMIT 3 opened that hand. Afte r thal It seum' s increasing emphasis on A program or contemporary was quite e asy for North and Judalca at the expens e of cont em­ art exhibitions was lllstltuted In South to get to game In ~ades. porary art. In recent years the the nineteen-fifties. In 1963, the TRAY CA TE RING FOR YOUR HOLIDAY PARTIES After al I the We s ts made their museum has moved forward tn Albert List wing was added to ALL SALE ITEMS WHILE THEY LAST normal opening lead of the Heart establtshlng new artists and new house the expanding Judalca col­ FREE PARKING ON BRAMAN ST . LOT ( IN REAR OF STORE) Queen, each Declarer could see trends with pop, op and minimal lections and to enable the mu­ that she had two Heart Losers art shows. seum to put on a changing exhibi­ and one Club to lose and that s he The museum's board of gov­ tion program. would have to gue ss the location ernors has differed as to whether The museum's move to con­ of the Spade Queen to make the exhibits should be emphasized or temporary art was developed by hand. I watched many of these Its collection or IO ,000 J ewlsh Mr. Hunter's predecessor, Alan hands being played wtth each De­ ceremonial objects, one or the fl­ Solomon, who served as director -darer getting the same defense, nest In the world. Some -board from 1963 to 1965. Among other West cashing two Hearts and then members feel that too much things, Mr. Solomon put on major The Herald is now accepting switching to a Club with East stress has been put on contempo­ r etrospectives of the works or "Younger Set" Photos cashing the Ace and leading an­ rary art exhibitions. Robert Rauchenberg and Jasper other one. Mr. Hunter had been director Johns. ,For early publication and For our Files At this time practically every since 1965. He said that he has Among the exhibitions In the Declarer that I watched simply wanted, for some years, to spend last few years were shows of guessed at catching the Queen. more time In teaching, lecturing Larry Rivers, Max Ernst, Philip The R. I. .Jewish He·rald What they did was to play the and writing about contemporary Gust-on and Ad Reinhardt and , Trump suit the normal, easy way art. "Two Kinetic Sculptors: Nicolas MAILING ADDRESS: BOX 6063, PROVIDENCE, R. 1. which was to play the King first Mr. Hunter's resignation was Schaffer and Jean Tlnguely." and then fines se toward the Ace, announced In a statement Issued The current show on the siege PLANT ,'ND OFFICE: HERALD WAY (OFF WEBSTER ST.) Jack. This, of course, los t and by. the museum. "The board or and defense of Masada In A. D. 73 PAWTUCKET, R. I. the hand then went down . governors had accepted Mr. will remain until February. The Had each Declarer thought Hunter's resignation with deep pr..evious show, which r an from logically as did our heroine, they regret," David Finn, chairman of June to August, was "The Lower would have made the hand by the board, said. East Side: Portal to American uguessing" correctly for they "During Mr . Hunter's direc­ Life (1870-1924)." had enough knowledge of where torship, annual attendance at the Dr. Louis Finkelstein, chan­ certain cards had to be by now. museum doubled (from 100,000 to cellor or the seminary, said that Impressive Footwear ... Mrs. Welner had seen We st lead 200,000) and the museum at­ the museum "ls a more or less the Heart Queen and Immediately tracted a gr owing International Independent part or the semi­ assigned the Ace and King of that r eputation as a trend-setting In­ nary." He added: "Obviously, I suit to East. This was really not stitution with a lively and In­ am consulted on a number or hard to do yet not many other De­ fluential exhibition program." things." clarers even bothered to try to The museum was opened In "I don't think there Is any place cards. And after East 1947 In a six-story mansion at likelihood of withdrawing alto­ played her Club Ace, the hand Fifth Avenue and 92d Street that gether from modern art but I should have been an open book. was once the home of Mr. and think there might be a slight Eas t had now shown up with Mrs. Felix M. Warburg. Mrs. change of emphasis. "There have been differences of opinion and we are trying to Yael Dayan Discusses War get a common approach. I think the lay board should make the de­ NEW YORK - Yael Dayan, sense of comradeship and dedica­ cision." General Moshe Dayan's daughter, tion of those dlfflcul r days would Asked his views or the mu­ Is at 28 Israel's most successful neven end. I never again wanted seum's role, he said: "I think the young writer. Her latest books to return ro my old life, and face museum ought, from time to are "Israel Journal: June 1967" the glamour of a writer' s world." time, to show creations of mod­ and "Death Had Two Sons ." "The whole country was in­ ern art that have some relation­ During an Interview here she volved In a marvelous demon­ ship to the J ewish tradition, and was concerned that Interest In stration of national purpose," she not necessarily creation of J ews. her war memorial not over­ said earnestly. "It had a profound · "I would also say that Mi­ • Black peau de soie shadow her new novel, a psy­ effect on our outlook and It was chelangelo's Moses has a rela­ cho] oglcal story of the dlffernce nor by accident that I married a tionship to the Jewish tradition. ( We tpecialize in narrow widths} between an Israeli and a Jew. man who Is associated In my And any creation that has,trled to "The novel was already a mind most strongly with this articulate the suffering or the op­ bestseller In France and almost period. It shut off everything pressed has a relationship to the BUY AMERICA'S MOST FAMOUS one In Engl and when the Israel before the war." J ewlsh tradition. This covers- a diary came out," she explained. pretty wide gamut." BRANDS AT REDUCED PRICES "Now In America, with • both Miss Dayan's long brown hair Mr. Hunter, who Is 44 years books appearing simultaneously was tossed casually over a du­ old, was graduated from Williams bonnet-colored turtleneck rib- College In 1943. He also studied Open I'd hate the novel ro be dimmed 9:30 o.m. O,orge by the war book." . sweater, and she curled up In an at the University or Florence and the American Academy of Rome. to seth Lewis shoe It 'The war, In which her father, upholstered armchair as she With From 1947 to 1949 he was an 5:30 p.m. ffl Hope Slnat, Ptw, (Nw CIMNIM was recalled Into the government talked of her experiences as a art Fri. 'tll Unicord combat corresponden~. her rece.nt critic for The New Yo.rk Times. 9p.m. ,...,. as defense minister, dominated the conversation. marriage and the yearning of Is­ He has also been associate "During the war I thouglll all I rael's young generation for curator of painting and sculpture ..... peace. _at the_Museum of Modern An •. w.-t - · Iha! die waadffM THE RHODE ISLAND_HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1967 -SIMMIE . SAROIAN'S Bahrein Jews, Britain Hello Again! Accused By Cairo Radio JERUSALEM - The small ~Xt,rt- Jewish communlty"ln the Persian ·.fJ. Gulf am Irate ,of Bahreln recently lo my nlany Lincoln Me rcury oncl Sports News By Warren Walden became the brunt of Arab propa­ Comet Customers S,mmre still hos ganda. available these new automobiles There are only 150 Jews In ONCE UPON A TIME-A Hart, a true sportsman." Of the community as compared to BUFFING AND WAXING DONE crowd of 2200 once Jam-packed course he'd like a winner. Every­ 422 In 1948. . • ALL MAKES • ALL MODELS - old Infantry Hall on South Main one does. But he knows that effort Cairo radio, continuing Its at­ • 100% FINANClf'IG 4657 POST RD. - 884 - 3800 Street In Providence to watch a and action are worth watching. By tacks on British presence In the _AT WARWICK - Ea. GREEN. LINE COR. DIVISl!)N ST . . roller polo game. It was some­ the way, Mr. Hart, you wlll be In­ Persian Gulf, claimed that "Brit­ thing like hockey on roller terested In knowing that when the ish colonialism" Is providing skates. And crowds that num­ late Branch Rickey was planning "the opportunity fo r Zionism to bered more than 10,000 jam­ the third major league, there was penetrate into Bahreln," the Lon­ RELIABLE - EXPERIENCED packed the old wooden Cycle­ a possibility that a team would be don Jewish Chronicle reported. ' drome off North Main Street, at located near our Rhode Island The Cairo broadcast, "Voice TEMPORARY HELP Providence-Pawtucket line, to border. Mr. Walter I. Sundlun, a of the Arabs," asserted that "Zi­ AT A MOMENTS NOTICE watch daring bicycle riders race well known Providence attorney, onism has a number of secret or- ' V RATES BY HOUR, DAY. WEEK OR ~ - RATES behind motorcycles. Crowds said worked closely with Mr. Rickey ganlzatlons which embrace s.ome VALL HELP .FUUY INSURED VALL WORXERS REMAIN OH 'OUR PAYROLL to number more than 15,000 and still has plans and a sports of the Jews of Bahreln." It fur­ -../ WE HANDLE ALL INSURANCE, TAXES, RECORDS packed the same Cycledrome to population survey available. It ther alleged that Jewish mer­ • LABORERS I .PACKERS watch the Providence Profes­ would prove very valuable for the chants are In control of many • STEVEDORES • ASHMBLERS • LUMBERMEN • STOCK WORKERS Serving sional Steamroller Football team Red Sox management. trade actl vltles and are afforded • WAREHOUSEM&I • FACTORY many privileges. • MATERIAL HANDLERS CITY & SUBURBS win Its way to the Natlonal Foot­ IDEA FOR MR. PJERJ---Start . ·•·EVENING .WORKER$ AVAILABII ball League championship while American Hockey League games It Is believed Cairo Is at­ playing on the surface Inside the a little later leaving time for tempting to strike at both the banked wooden bicycle track. preliminary games. A semi-pro British and the Jews with this AND NOW THERE JS HOCK­ or amateur hockey league could propaganda, the Chronicle said. EY-Now we have the R.L Reds be organized Including teams Observers are hopeful that local of hockey and the American representing Providence, Paw­ Arabs will take no more notice of League as our last professional tucket, Woonsocket, the· Attle­ C alro In this particular Incident representatives In Rhode Island. boros, Fall River; New Bedford, than they did during the Six-Day Yes, the Pawtucket Indians have Taunton etc. These teams could -War. At that time, the Bahreln forsaken us and have gone to, of play all games as prellms before Jewish community suffered only a t all places, Waterbury. It Just the professionals took the Ice at few Isolated acts of harassment doesn't seem right. Maybe the R.L Auditorium. by local Arab "patriots." ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF blow caused by the loss of the In­ NEW INTEREST-Such a The community still remem­ dians Isn't devastating but It cer­ league would create new Interest bers the Incidents of 1948, when tainly should Jolt our professional through new rivalries; might also the· synagogue was burned down sports pride Just a little when make some hockey players. and many Jews attacked. This MONDO'S RESTAURANT someone considers Waterbury Maybe It could be a four team apparently led to the departure of more promising of success than league with all teams playing some 30 Jewish men, women and and COCKTAIL LOUNGE Pawtucket of which the late May­ each night the R.L Reds are children from Bahreln to Britain. or Tom McCoy boasted as "The scheduled or If It were a six team 281 ATWOOD AVE., CRANSTON, R. L Greatest Munlclpallty In All circuit, there could be a layoff by JWV Head Opposes Specializing in Italian and American Cuisine America!" And, let's see.. The a couple of teams. Maybe they R.L Reds attracted a little more would become Involved In a PROPRIETOR than two thousand to their game heated race and could play on a Efforts To Free Hess of last Sunday. That Isn't good. night when the R.I. Reds were on WASHING TON - Efforts to Not when a team Is trying so hard the road. But In order to get In­ free Rudolph Hess, once Hitler's ARMOND NORATO and providing an exciting brand of terest started, have these teams deputy and No. 2 man In the Nazi FORMERLY OF SULLIVAN'S STEAK HOUSE an exciting game. play on the same program with hierarchy, now serving a life A FAN'S OPINION-Says Mr. the Reds. They'd have spectators sentence In the Spandau prl son In Charles F. Hart, "I've been at­ watching them and that would be Berlin, were vigorously opposed tending R.L Reds Hockey games an lncentl ve. How would they pay by Samuel Samuels, commander since 1929. That was when , the for equipment? Have a special of the Jewish War Veterans. In a Boston Tigers were In the league. night for them at the end of the statement Mr. Samuels said that And I wish more fans would come ,-eason when they would play to Hess, one of the original storm out and see the games. They de­ decide their championship. Ar­ troopers, had "gone beyond the serve support. We need more range special features for that realm wherein a claim for com­ sports; should have a baseball program. And there, my fine fel­ passion could be made." He Is stadium located In a suitable lows, I leave you with an Idea for the only war criminal left at Aeeent on Perfection: place for supporting a major promotion and for perpetuation of ~andau. Richards Custom Shop league team. If the fans don't hockey at R.I. Auditorium or our Moves to free Hess have been come out to support the R.L new Jee Palace that we'll have supported by former United Reds, maybe when we get that some day and which I hope will be States Attorney General Francis new Arena-Convention Hall we named after the late Lou Pieri Biddle who had himself passed won't have a team to play lo It." who did so much to encourage It. Judgment on the Nazi at the Nu­ The shelves in our Custom Shop, located on our And so I say, "Good for Mr. CARRY ONJ remberg war crimes trials In Lower Sales Area, are filled to overflowing 1946. Mr. Biddle said recently that he thought Hess, who de­ with the newest fabric ideas from Britain. Critics Of Yadin fear End fected to Britain in I 941, had Scotland and Italy. served long enough and that Lord A whole new look in Oaksey, presiding member of the Nuremberg court. agreed. Mr. Plaids, Stripes and Solids that we think Of Dead Sea Scroll Supply JERUSALEM -- The recent land de Vaux, French Dominican Samuels noted that Hess was giv­ you will find exciting and different acquisition of a new Dead Sea priest who was editor-In-chief of en a life term and "would have - and as always " in excellent taste" Scroll has sparked criticism re­ the technical publication of the been executed with other ex­ tremely brutal Nazis had a ques­ Custom Suits from $135. garding Israeli methods used In original scrolls, said, "Wetve obtaining It. Observers also be­ paid fabulous sums Up to about tion not been raised about hi s lieve that· acquisitions of other $196,000 for certain Items to In­ sanity.'.. To free Hess, he said antiquities may be made more sure the steady now of materials uwoul d mock the sacrifices of ati difficult In the future. as they were found. By taking this those who opposed Nazism." Prof. Ylgael Yadin, an Israeli new scroll, the Israelis have archeologlst, made the discovery Jeopardized the whole process." announcement last month but r e­ Yadln has said he believes the Army Investigates fused to disclose how Israel had acquisition system had broken acquired the scroll. Since that down before the war. He said the time, accounts of the acquisition scroll was damaged more In the Rockwell Following IS YOUR CAR · have gradually emerged, causing last seven years then In the pre­ a controversy among biblical vious 2,000, DUESSELOORF - The United archeologlsts, The New York Father de Vaux has questioned States military authorities have GOING TO THE DOGS? Tim es reports. the professor's statement con­ opened Inquiries Iulo the activi­ Reports Indicate that the cerning his knowledge of the ties of a number of American WELL. scroll, which deals largely with scroll seven years ago. "I heard servicemen who are reported to plans for a temple and was origi­ rumors about such a scroll sev­ be members of the American nally discovered by Bedouin eral times," he said. "I did ev­ Nazl Party of the late George IT WILL herdsmen In the vicinity of Qum­ erything possible to check them Rockwell and said to be propagat­ ran, north of the Dead Sea, was In out, but I was never able.to locate ing their Ideas among their col­ Bethlehem In the possession of an It. I had money available, but J leagues and the West German If you haven't antiquities dealer named Kando, didn't have the authority and I public, according to Informed Just prior to the June Arab-Is­ didn't have the soldiers," The circles In Frankfurt. had your raeli war. Times reported. An American military court In When Israeli soldiers occu­ Frankfurt sentenced a soldier to pied Bethlehem, It was reported Another critic In the dispute three months' Imprisonment for ls the Rev. William Van Etten they went to the home of Kando, refusing an order to stop Nazi RADIATOR who was the broker In the sale of Casey, S.J., director of the activities. the original Dead Sea Scrolls, and American School of Oriental Re­ Bobby Pace, a 21-year-old search In East J erusalem. "The took him to Tel Aviv where he medical orderly, whose unit Is COOLING SYSTEM problem remains that the way Is­ was put under house arrest for stationed at Augsburg In south rael has acquired the new scroll five days. A military guard had Germany, Is said to be the will dry up the traditional Bed­ CHECKED hmm posted at his home and shop "plenipotentiary" In Europe of ouin sources and lines of supply In his absence. the American National Socialist and leave biblical scholarship the At When Kando was returned to White People's Party. real loser. · his home, Israel had acquired the He Is a former bodyguard of scroll, but how It was done Is "Any abrupt, arbitrary or ar­ the late Rockwell and he has still unsolved. Kando, It Is re­ rogant tampering with these lines repeatedly expressed open admi­ ] ported, has hired an Israeli· law­ of supply will knock out the whole ration for Hitler. Radiator & Body Works yer and Is pressing for payment delicate apparatus of acquisi­ United States soldiers are not BOSTON of the parchment. tion," he said. Several tentative banned from membership of the 185 Pine St. GA 1-2625 Providence Prof. Yadln asserts· that he offers have reportedly been made American Nazi Party, which Is knew about the existence of the to Kando, but no figures have not Included In the list of subver­ scroll seven years ago. Rev. Ro- been publicized. sive organizations. THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD,FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1967 9 Ku Klux Klan Reaches SEMI-CONDUCTOR SYNTHESIS complete the research. JERUSALEM - A new aP­ One of the main features of proach to the synthesis of semi­ the project will be an attempt to Membership Of 55,000 conductors, which ·may prove form new complexes of already HOUSfON, Tex. - The Ku beneftclal to the electronics in- known chemical groups. Klux . Klan has reached a record dustry, has been Initiated by the ·Southern membership peak of Department of Inorganic Chem- 55,000 and the John Birch Society lstry of the Hebrew University of JOE ANDRE'S has turned to the racial Issue as Jerusalem. ORCHESTRA a more effective way to gain Heading the study Is Dr, Jacob members than the Vietnam Music for that ver y special oftoir Shamir, who has recently re- Bar Mitzvahs war, the Anti-Defamation League celved a IL 10,000 grant from the ,ddings of· B'nal B'rith reported at the University's Robert Szold Centre 94 -3344 Res. ST 1-9080 AOL's executive committee for Applied Science in order lo meeting here. 'The Klan membership Is the highest since the end of World War II, the AOL reported, adding • furniture that Klan attitudes "have been • carpetin.g absorbed by large sections of the • lamps . Southern· community." Citing • cuceaaonea • ixterior present Birch Society member­ pl4nnin.g ship as around 75,000, the report ~o~ said that the society was begin­ ning a major recruiting drive contemporary furniture based on "exploitation of deep­ for home and office seared grass roots prejudice against Negroes!' The reports were based on studies made by 724-5050 NEW INTERIORS the ADL' s 22 regional offices. ~ no. main street at Dore Schary, ADL national chairman, told the executive '>rovidence-pawtucket line committee _that the American Ne­ gro community should no more be condemned for actions of Its ex­ tremists than the total white BIG comunlty should be condemned for the actions of the Klan or the American Nazi Party. He cited the recent meeting In Chicago of the National Conference of New Mrs. Stephen B. Sofro Politics at which delegates forced Mi ss Carol Lynn Smira, rted long- stemmed apricot rose s. FLOOR COVERING CO. through a resolution condemning daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. W!J­ The bridesmaids , Mi ss Lyn Gold­ Israel for the Six-Day War last llam Smira of Col e Avenue , was smith, Mrs. Ge r ald Karz, Mrs. SHOWROOM: Reor 195 Cole Avenue June. He also referred to an anti­ married on Sunday , Nov. I 9 , to Martin P. Slepkow ,s iste r of the ( Israel attack by the Student Non­ Stephen B. Sofro, son of Mr . an d bridegroom, an d Mi ss Ronni violent Coordinating Committee Mrs. Louis J . Sofro of Li~den Weine r, wor e gol d A-line gowns , He did it again with drops and ends in a newsletter. Drive. Rabb! El! A. Bohnen an d and car r ied long- stemmed apri­ He'll save you enough till your pocketbook bends Cantor Iv an Perlman officiated at cot roses. Their headpieces were Carpet or inlotd it 's no never mind ' the 6 p.m. candlelight ceremony of matching bow s. To him they handle a, one of a kind S6.7-Million Projects which wa s held at Temple Your credits no good - So cash you must pay Emanu- EI. A reception followed Lawrence Be r k wa s best m an. But so must his sister or Mom the same way Busy Hebrew University In the templ e meeting house. Ushe r s were Dr. Loui s B. Quality and Service - 30 years do prove Levovsky , brothe r - In - Jaw of the So call the BIG-T before making your move. JERUSALEM - Research and The bride , given In marriage by her father, wore a semi-cage b ri d eg r oom , Donalrl Robbin s, development projects al the Robe r t Corin, Mar tin Schnelde r­ MURRAY TRINKLE FLOOR COVERING CO. Hebrew U nlverslly In Jerusalem gown of Ivory English net and Call me ony time at: 5 21 - 2 410 peau de sole . The jewel neckli ne , man and Harvey Goldbe rg. have received $6. 7 mllllon in Afte r a wedding trip to Aca­ overseas and local grants over a elbow length sleeves and bo r de r of the A-line skirt were trimmed pulco and Mexico City, the coupl e two-year-period. The projects w!II reside in Wa rwick. range. from Bible studies to the wi th r e- em br oi der ed Alencon development of new food grains lace, seed pearl s and cry tal s , and specialized Instruments for and the detachable c athedr al Nobel Winner To Give space research. length Watteau tr ain was of peau Nearly half of all sponsored de soie. She wore a full length research in Israel is conducted hei r loom mantill a of matching Machine To Hebrew U. by the Hebrew University, where Engli sh ne t and Al encon lace , and J ERUSA LEM -Pr of. Manfred 10,103 scientists engage In 2,500 car ried a crescent of orchids and Elgen, one of thi s year' s Nobel research projects. More than 4,- stephanotl s. Prize wi nners, has decided to 600 publications by staff mem­ Mrs. Loui s 8. Levovsky was present a gift representing a bers have appeared In world sci - matron of honor for he r sis ter. large part of hi s $30 ,000 prize entl!ic literature during the past Her gown wa s of go! d crepe wl th money to Hebrew Unlvers! ty . two years. a be aded neckline , and she car- Pr ofessor Eigen, a co-winner of the chem istry prize, said he wanted to give a " temper ature jump relaxation machine " to the univeristy' s department of physi­ cal chemi stry. Accor ding to a me mb

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Dotted line shows route taken by ( .97 a irc raft put together from salvaged parts by three Israeli mechanics. THE TWO WEE~ LUXURY TRIP . 3 GREAT VACATIONS IN ONE! U. S. Scrap Builds 4 Freighter Planes I l'f,\V/;J I r,"1 t!,1 fN l'/,fft For Israel. ..Outright Purchase Denied · iiiu. · ,Huiiiui • WASHINGTON - Three Israeli planes landed at Lod Airport. J ake and Jake 1ooks at Abe, but • i Jf"bl"Nk ru t.t and dlnnffl mechanic s put together four C-97 e OelU." P hote)11 lhrou1hout Although thousands of surplus none can rec al I a Hebrew prayer • Cocktail pa.rtin 6 slshllftln1 freighters from parts salv11$ed In warplanes sit parked on the sand, Improvises Abe: " It Is the cus­ tour • Tnmsfen for )'OU A )·our JUI• the southwestern dj,serts of the the State and Defence Depart­ tom in our cotmtry fo r the hosts United States, and, on Yorn Klp­ • itTJet all the wa, ments denied Israel permission to lead prayer," which the devout pur, morning the last of the four to buy flyable KC- 97 tankers or l adles happily do. • C-97 freighters . .. according to Moi she, nearing 40, is from the Israelis, because the Penta­ southern Russia. His English gon refused to declare them sur­ carries an overlay of Russian and BEST f-.. plus. Hebrew inflection. As foreman, So Israel sent three mechan­ he directs Jake and Abe , both DEALI ~ ics , about a year ago, on the mis­ men in their late 20s. sion of building four huge cargo Jacob Is a rugged, sandy­ Ploin Fads ond Figures planes for the Israeli Air Force haired , sawed-off John Wayne Check with Us or1d Sove out of scrap, reel aimed parts and who has Incredible rapport wl th stripped-down carcasses.. They machinery. When the pilots say, CENTREDALE went· to National Aircraft Corpo­ "Jake, the whosls Is, broken and ration, a private firm near the the whatsls Is leaking," J ake al­ PONTIAC Davis-Monthan Air Force Base at ways responds: • 'I fi x." And 26 l'utnam Ave., Cent. Tucson, Ariz., which specializes J ake, a native- born Isr aeli, never CE l-'2-1 In buying and me! ti ng grounded breaks hi s promise. warplanes an d specul ating in Abe ls darker, quieter, the scavenged components. man who specializes in elec­ The four hand-made freight­ tronics, In fi xing things In flight . Winter . Parties ers would shu ttle berween Paris. He ha s to stand s ilent In the .~Hi~- can be as pleasureful London and Tel Aviv with en­ cockpit for hours . watching the ~ ~accents, inc. gines. parts and ordnance, in dials and monitoring the radios. as those of summer. peacetime. In wa r they woul d If any went awry, J ake took It ."IP,~ accessories parachute armored per sonnel personally; when all worked, he carriers behind Arab armies , grinned. .. for interiors CONTACT US land on the de sert ro discharge As they began constructing troops or drop barrels of oil be­ C- 97s In the desert, they worked FOR A SEASON OF FUN side an Israeli rank column. un der many handicaps. They had WIONKHIEGE David Hoffman, a Wa shington no important friends in Tucson Post staff writer who fl ew as a (though they became celebrities VALLEY FARM co-pilot from Tucson ro Tel Aviv In Its Jewish community after the 203 Wayland Ave. SMITHFIELD on the fourth reconverted C- 97, Six-Day War). The U.S. Govern­ described the LD1usual eprerprise. ment woul d not sell them C-97 The three mechanics who bull t engines or propellers. Many oth­ the planes were Moishe, Jacob er critical parts were being held ~nd Abraham. who, he says. in the Air Force investory and apparentl y_w ent through the U. S. coul d nor then be purchased. The back door while the landlord mechanic~ had no hangar to turned hi s head. shield them from the desert's Hard pressed for engines , the dust and heat, nor did they bring Israelis find a cs97 donated by heavy equipment to mbunt the en­ the Federal Aviation Agency to gines, or ladders to climb the the Tucson Fire Department. fuselage, or machine tools ro cur DD They are all owed to remove the metal , or electronic test rigs to engines , but must return the check the health of instruments □ fu selage, which the firemen and radios. All this they bought, promply burn. borrowed or scrounged. When the Israelis fini sh with They began with nothing but their first C- 97 , they ask Davls­ cas h plus the fuselages. wings Monthan Air Force Base to flll and tail sections of four former 'er up with 7835 gallons of gaso­ airplanes, but how they acquired line (for cash. of course). The even the four carcasses r emains Air Force refu ses on the ground something of a mystery. there just couldn't be an Israeli Before the Air Force sell s a C-97 parked right there In the batch of surplus warplanes to Na- ~ desert beside a U.S. base. tional Aircraft (or any other sal­ Invited to lead prayer at a vage firm), It normally renders meeting of the Tucson ladles (Continued-on Page 17) B'nal B'rlth, Moishe looks at tlte 1 ~ --:-:,;,p> J )f!l!P.l!~C.. C .E N T E R- I 0

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nrn RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1967 JI TAPES FROM HOME Bar-llan Students Boo NEW YORK - Tape-recorded Letter," Is sponsored by voltm- messages from home wlll. be sent teers of the National Jewish Wei- West Germany's Erhard to Jewish servlcemi,n from Long fare Board's armed forces and TEL AVIV - Former Chan­ Island, now on duty overseas. The veterans cotmcll of Long Island, a cellor Ludwig Erhard of West project, called the USO "LlvlRg member agency of the USO. Germany was booed by Bar nan University students a week ago as W! 1-2140 Dynallow Golden Brown Crisp he went to deliver a lecture on BUICK SERVICE PINEAPPLE PANCAKES the socialist market economy, Clark's Auto Service, Inc. Hot Syrup and Butter About 150 students attended Specializing In Buiclc Since I 920 the lecture despite the demon­ 33 SEABURY ST., PROV. EAST SIDE DINER strations. A police guard was on Between Potters & Huntington 360 Waterman St. • Red Bridge hand but was not required to In­ tervene. Erhard, on a 10-day tour as guest of Prime Minister Levi Political Advertisement Political Advertisement Eshkol, was made an honorary member of the . Welzpiann In­ VOTERS IN ELMWOOD BROAD (R. Wms. Park \ stitute of Science, Rehovoth. l Before leaving, Erhard told to Trinity Sq.) and SO. PROV. ( Public St. to newsmen that he did not believe Lockwood St .) AREAS: anti-Semitism In "democratic t Germany" had any chance of be­ ELECT as ST A TE SENA TOR coming contagious or a force. , Responding to sharp ques­ tions, Erhard said his record "PETE"ROSEDALE proved beyond doubt that he had • City Councilman, 9th Ward been consistent In his fight against the Nazls and that he had 1958-1962 foregone many academic posi­ • Municipal Court Judge 1962-1967 tions and honors because he re­ • Veteran U.S. Army fused to Join even Nazi fellow­ • Board Member Temple Beth Israel I ' traveling academic groups. • Member 21st Representative He also noted that It had been Democratic District Committee his personal decision to extend • Practicing Attorney 12 years suspension or the statute of limi­ / l tations for murder until 1969. Marcus Antonius, left, Is played by William Caln and Octavius Caesar by Ronald Frazier In Trinity's production of "Julius Caesar." VOTE FOR PETER K. ROSEDALE I Jewish Leaders Ask t Evil Machinations Of Early Romans IN THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY I ' I Sympathy For Russians ON DECEMBER 5 ~ y WASHINGTON - The lead­ FOR INFORMATION OR TRANSPORTATION CALL ers of 25 major national Jewish Displayed In Trinity's 'Julius Caesar' 781-2217, 781-2554 '~v organizations have called on the "Julius Caesar" by Wllllam a Ku Klux night of terror; splen­ G e rold S. M(Kenno, Secretory I Administration to express to So­ Shakespeare, directed by Adrian did lightning and hurrying con­ Committee for Pete r Ro, edole for Se nator viet leaders a "concern tor the Hall, settings designed by Kerl F. spirators, are all used lo attract, j continuing plight of Soviet Jews." Lundell, costumes by John Leh­ alert and Interest the audience, The appeal by the Am.erlcan meyer, lighting by Roger Morgan, which will have Included 40,000 Jewish Conference on Soviet Jew­ music by Richard Cumming, high school students before the ry came as some 125 Jewish presented at Rhode Island School repertory company goes on to an­ 1 leaders from 30 states mer with of Design auditorium by the Trin­ other production. Project Dis­ Government officials. ity Square Repertory Company. covery, by which all the state's GIFTS Some of them mer at the White It Is a director's task to bring high schoolers are enabled to see For The , House with Walt W. Rostow, the alive the play which has been fos­ three classic dramas this year, president's Special Assistant for slllzed Into the status of classic, Is based on the premise that a DISCRIMINATING National Security Affairs, and with "dead" as an unspoken but play must be live to be tully en­ later with Walter J. Stoessel Jr., Intended adjective. He has a mor­ joyed, fully comprehended. SMOKER a Deputy Assistant Secretary of al right, even a duty, to give the Arter all the trimmings, State. play meaning for today's au­ though (and this Includes the . ,, Following the SO-minute diences. He must, first of all, togas which were worn with var­ I ' meeting at the White House, Rab­ keep them awake; then, he must ying degrees of ease), the play bl Israel Miller of New York, focus their attention. If the play depends upon the director's vi­ chairman of the conference, said Is In such language as Shakes­ sion and the actors who carry It that the Administration had peare's, he must be sure that his out. Richard Kneeland's casting "again affirmed Its sympathetic actors speak clearly and loudly, as Brutus was predictable. Thal RED CARPET awareness of the problems af­ and In such a manner that even of Ed Hall as Cassius was not, fecting Soviet Jews" and had In~ the dullest will be able to tolow but the two make believable the dicated to the Jewish leaders that the action. long friendship between the two SMOKE SHOP It would continue to express Its If he needs to make changes Romans, and give us rounded 108½ Waterman St., Providence (Near Thayer) Interest through "available diplo­ which do not violate the play but characters Instead of the more matic channels." will help to Interpret It, he may. static "noble Brutus" and "vll­ For your Holiday giving pleasure, the Red Carpet Stage directions may be amplified lainous Cassius" so often por­ Smoke Shop proudly presents the world's finest or changed, or modern dress trayed. Marc Antony (played by cigars and pipes. 3 Israeli Universities used In a drama set long ago In a Wl111am Cain) Is the third char­ far country. He may, as Adrian acter who dominates the tragedy, PIPES CIGARS TOBACCOS Expand Physical Plants Hall has done In "Julius Cae­ and Shakespeare gave him the JERUSALEM - Three major Charatan, Com­ Monte-cruz, El sar," add an Introduction In best moments and speeches. His Imported tmlversltles are moving with ex­ which the question of political be­ "Friends, Romans, coW1trymen" "'I, Dunhill, GBO, Cio, Mario Palo­ Savinelli, Sa- min o , Royal and pansion projects with the bless­ havior Is discussed and the fact rings out convincingly, even to a Custom ings of the Prime- Minister and . sieni, St~nwell, Jamaicans, Dun­ that without power there can be strident quality when he tries to plus others hill, Ban~s, etc. Blended members of his cabinet. no security or safety. Political attract the mob's attention. Tel Aviv University laid the behavior Is always morally am­ Judicious cutting shortened cornerstone of its ten-story med­ biguous, r eads Artemldorus, the the original play to a manageable NEED SMOKING ACCESSORIES? ical school bull ding and will I ay teacher of rhetoric, as the eve­ two and a halt hours. This forced WE HAVE another cornerstone for its new ning begins, and a projection of elimination of a scene which THEM Peretz Naftali social and science Nasser Is flashed on a screen at points up Antony• s character • • • faculty building. Haifa University, the comment, "Might makes but the Implications or the scene Israel's yotmgest, dedicated Its right." "History Is man's effort are present, anyway. first building and Bar-Dan Uni­ to resolve the unresolvable, to The tragedy moves early to versity will dedicate Its Gustav render unto Caesar what Is C ae­ Its great climax, but very good Wurzweller L!':,,·ary. sar•s and unto God what ls playing keeps It Interesting to the Prime Minister Levi Eshkol God• s , ' • concludes the In­ end, to Antony's eulogy of Brutus, and Minister of Education Zalman troductory scene In which politi­ There were minor distractions, Aranne attended the Haifa dedica­ cal leaders of our time are linked Inevitable In any production of a tion. Eshkol declared that higher to what we hear and, by Implica­ classic, and several unexpected education should not be made to tion, to what we are about to see. Jo ys: the etf!'('tlve way of staging serve the selfish ends of those Then the scene melts Into Caesar' s ghost, for one, and Rob­ possessing It but should serve the Shakespeare's opening, when the ert Van Hooton' s C asca,. when he cotmtry and the people. Speaking two tribunes ask the commoners mimes great Caesar reluctantly ' ~ at the site of the new medical why they have so soon forgotten putting aside the crown, school In Tel Aviv, Heal th Min­ their former Idol, Pompey, and In For us, now grown famlllar Follow the Canopy of Christmas lights To ister Israel Barzllal said, "It Is the talk of Pompey and Caesar with assassination, "Julius Cae­ imfornmare that we meet to re­ foreshadow the coming action, sar" ls a play with great rele­ joice In such a ceremony while Bare-wood scaffolding with vance. Whether or not we accept RHODE ISLAND'S MOST BEAUTIFU_L the victims of the destroyer Elath platforms and steps at different Mr. Hall's arguments about polit­ have been I aid to their eternal levels, with the Greek letter · pl ical behavior, his directing has rest... repeated In varying sizes from lirought freshness an\! vitality to CHRISTMAS GIFT SHOP noor to celling; a gleaming gold­ a famlllar tale. $218,000 Pledge en backing which shines richly Those who study the great for a few scenes; projections of dramas only on the prlnfed page • Unusual Gifts Gathered Together In One To Development war scenes, mobs, riots and even cannot know them In the way their Spot for Your Shopping Convenience. · UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. - Is­ authors Intended. However cun­ rael has announced a pledge of ning the knowledge displayed of • Suggestions for the Hard • lo - Please $218,000 to the United Nations DRAFT CHILIB PEACE mankind, or magnificent the lan­ and The Penon Who "Has Everything" development program. TEL AVIV - An announcement guage, there Is another necessary In a statement to the pledging from Amman that Jordan soon In­ dimension which Is missing when conference, Uzi Nedlvl, said that tends to establish compulsory plays are known only as liter­ because of "adverse economic military service was viewed by ature. -Trinity's· production ••• DOWNTOWN - SECOND FLOOR circumstances related to our authorities here as Indicating that not only for Rhode Island's high acute needs to balance ex­ the Hashemlte Kingdom has no school students but for the many -Intention of agreeing to a peaceful adults who are bored •·at the penditure tor developmental pur­ P.S. Be Sure To See Tremendous Gift Selec­ poses against dangerous In­ solution with Israel. Qualified ob­ thought of "Julius Caesar" •• , flationary tendencies, Israel Is servers here doubt that vordan sets In fresh perspective the con­ tions At Our Midland Mall Warwlck not In a position to announce an can bear the financial burden of sidered, evil actions of good men Branch. Increase In her contribution to conscription without generous aid trying to prevent greater evils. the UN development program." from outside sources. LOIS ATWOOD 12 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY; NOVEMBER 24, 1967 Non-Sectarian St. Dunstan's Day School­ Attracts 'Good Cross-Section' Of Students (Continued from page I) soclatlon of Independent School s. the I uxury of space must precede pressways as students come not It had been listed In a probationa­ this. only from the area around the ry category since Its founding In Norman Gray came to St. school and other parts of the East 1962, and became eligible for Dunstan's after it was re-estab­ Side, but from Attleboro, Woon­ membership after successful lished. He had spent 13 happy socket, Warwick and Barrington. completion of the five-year peri­ years at Sewickley Academy in They come because of the od. Pennsylvania, but was beginning overcrowding In public schools, The choirmaster so firmly to feel that he. had run out of because a parent feels that his associated with the reputation of challenges ~re. Originally from child Is not receiving sufficient St. Dunstan's as the fine st choir West Haven, Conn., World War II Individual attention, or because school In New England, T. James Navy service interrupted his St. Dunstan's puts what It be­ Hallan, continues to Instill knowl­ work for a B.S, at ~ringfield lieves ls1 necessary emphasis on edge and love of music Into a College, where he also got his M. study habits. · smaller chofr, as singing Is no Ed. degree In 1950, After a year The Institution has been on the longer compulsory. The head­ as physical education director of upward academic path for some master, a firm believer In the the New London YMCA, he began years, and Within the past few choir, thinks "the things' the boys substitute teaching full-time at · Ideas, now than was possible be­ trlbutlon" in any way, but take weeks has been accepted for get with Jim Hall an , they can't five elementary schools and real­ fore the break, Mr. Wear re­ qualified students of good poten­ membership In the National As­ get anywhere else In the ized that he should be doing one marked. The headmaster has a tial. A high percentage is from ;; state . ..or In the country. I've thing or the other. freer hand and more control of professional people , "whose ori­ done everything short of saying He taught In a Norfolk, Va ., the school , which he and other entation is toward the intel­ I· they •mus t' sing in the choir." Junior high school and then went parents find desirable. Enroll­ lectual.•• The choir schedule Is difficult to Sewickley Academy as a sixth ment has risen 50 per cent over Diversified teachers, in lower for observant Jews , as rehear­ grade teacher. He worked into what it was when they s tarted, grades, machines which public sals are held on Friday nights public relations and chairman of and as s oon as they find a piece schools wouldn't have In the shop and Saturday mornings, and the maintenance work, taught socla( of I and, the trustees will have a course. tennis and swimming, choir must attend Sunday serv­ studies and m anaged the swim­ funq drive . "With five years of time to ask questions and· teach­ ices. A factor In the choir's size ming pool, and somewhere along operation behind us, we can say er s who can answer them ...all was the uncertainty of St. Dun­ the way was elevated to head of we've proved our determination these are found at the young pri­ stan' s last year of operation by the lower school with 230 stu­ to s urvtve and grow." vate school which as a m atter of St. Dun s tan's College of Sacred dents from nursery through sixth St. Dunstan's will be bigger course excuses students , without Music (the old corporation), and grade. when it has I ts own pl ace, added marking them absent, for Rosh the consequent lowering of en­ He has found the challenge he the president of the board of Hashanah, Yorn Kippur and, if re­ rollment. Although the number of was looking for et St. Duns tan's , trus tees, who noted that they quested, for the anniversary of applications is gr-owing, the choir where he hope c; to have a non­ don ' t attempt to ,.ration the dis- Mohammed' s Hegira. ha s not yet returned ro I ts graded primary school, a program strength of more th an 30 trained which ' 'makes a lot of sense. voices . Lippitt HIii is doing this Center Club Groups To Present Jewi s h parents spoke of the ...y oungster s approach educa­ marvelous discipline of the choir, tion at the same level. We 're which has been non-sectarian doing a little of it." The enroll­ 6th Annual 'Skit Hite' Sunday ever since Mr. Hall an came to ment woul d be higher In a differ­ Members of seni or high jection, s uitability of material, the school . The school offer s ·ent tocaLion , he believes, and school boys ' and girl s ' groups of creativity, audience appeal and schol arshlps for boys who sing In noted th at during 1he une asy ex­ the Jewish Community Center over-all quality. The panel of the choir at St. Martin's Church, pectlon of rioting in Providence, will hold their 6th Annual " Skit Judges includes Steven Fein­ which Is across Orchard Pl ace St. Dun stan' s wa s open dally and Nlte" at Temple Beth El on Sun­ stein, former Center program di·• I from Temple Beth El. he and hi s daughter wa lked the day at 7:30 p.m. Las t year's win­ rector, now associated with Big Tile school has no endowment, length of Benefit Street without ners were Judy Ann Leven BBG. Brothe r s of Rhode Is land; Mrs . a modest annual campaign and noting evidence of unrest, but Runners-up were Me sada A2A Joseph Chernick, chairman of the operates pretty much on tuition some parents were afraid of the and Dodeem BBG. Center' s iunlor high activities income. The day when thi s w as situation and kept their children Each of the Center clubs committee, and Mrs. Irving possi ble has gone , said Mr. Gr ay. home. presents a skit as part of the Schwartz, director of children' s Another need is a competitive The reas onably informal Center Youth Council' s Honor activities at the Center. sports program, broader than the friendly atmosphere, combined Club competitions. Sl

Pete Seeger' s appearance at Brown University on Isn't conservative at 41 has no head." After which November 11 climaxed what turned out to be a week Seeger said meekly. "I hope I have a heart . . . " of mild-mannered radicalism. The controversial folk But perhaps that remark hit home with some of Mannered singer was sponsored by the Campus Action Council the more radical elements attending the concert. (CAC), a coalition of left wing groups which had dif­ Whether they like It or not most of them will (for ficulty surviving alone. better of worse) become more conservative as they Leslie Horvitz Throughout the week CAC's members (some vet­ grow older. lbere are still professional revolution- erans of sit-In s at the Pentagon and the recent CIA aries, but even they (tmless they are fools) realize escapade) manned booths In the Faunce House (stu­ that life has the bad manners to shatter Illus ions. dent union (lobby selling tickets for the concert. lbe CAC continues Its campaigns . On the Monday fol- .------. Revolution events In Washington prompted them to set up anoth­ lowing the concert CAC was back with Its booths In er booth adjacent to their firs t. While Congress the lobby, this time asklng students to give up their FOR THE bickered over Johnson' s anti-poverty program. CAC dinner at' the refectory (not such a great sacrifice) and various other concerned parties staged s it-ins at on Monday, November 20, as part of a nationwide the State House. To demonstrate support for the only Fast for Freedom. lbe money Is destined for poor WHY war of Johnson's that CAC can stomach they pro­ BECK I 1 Negro families In the South. CAC al so sponsored ceeded to collect money so that forty poor residents polls on the war in Vietnam and the recruitment of IN BEAUTY PAY MORE of Providence could go to Washington and protest the students by the CIA on campus. threatened cutbacks. SUPPLY FOR In another attempt to raise money CAC spons ored The anti-CIA demonstrations are bound up with ( a Tea Dance In the art gallery of Faunce House. The emotionalism and partial dis tortion. One CAC leader ! WALL PAPER Tea D;rnce (fea being another one of the numerous alleged th at the CIA ha s an unlimited budget which is CALL OR VISIT WE HAVE THE synonyms for marijuana) came reple te with strobe simply untrue. And while the CIA m ay not always lights . a local rock group the Night People , and an conduct Itself In accordance with a dubious Inter­ assortment of the bearded and bare-footed. lbe national morality. It Is necessary--at leas t the way LARGEST DISCOUNTS things s tand now. It ls hard ro conceive of an assem­ dance wa s unique in one respect--unltke mos t BECK l campus events thi s was not Umited to the Brown blage of s tudents at Moscow University petionlng the \ ADLER community. Anyone wll llng to surrender a dollar was Kremlin to do away with the KGB, the s tate security police. HARDWARE stamped and permitted In to the gallery. Many sat SUPPLY around and s tared vacantly at the antics of the Ni ght It ls a hard lesson to learn: Thar the worl d cannot CO. INC. & PAINT CO. People; others s tood feeling strangely out of place be changed overnight. Too many In power want to do particularly one NROTC cadet dressed In hi s uni- It only they may destroy it In the process. It Is up to 1944 WARWICK A VE., form--near the wall . those idealis ts who have found their causes and are 198 PRAIRIE AVE Some hours later Pete Seeger equipped with ban- willing to devote their time and energies to them to WARWICK jo and guitar performed for a c_apaci_ty audience at fin d a way of changing the s tatus quo. (Once defined WILLARD SHOPPING Alumnae Hall . He remarked that songs mus t mean as the hell of a mess the world finds Itself In) . But TEL. CENTER something or otherwise there woutn't be so many the changes are nor likely to be through revolution, 737-7210 trying to stop him from singing them . And he also but rather through evolution. And that requires pa- BE SURE TO VISIT OUR quoted George Bernard Shaw who quipped. "Anyone tlence. who isn't a radical at 21 ha s no heart and anyone who And who has that? WIG SALON SPECIAL lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII•-III-IH_II_III_IIU_l_lll_,.111-,111,-11_111_111_11_111_111_111_11_111_111_11_111_111_111 __ ■•-•-•-•-•-•-• ..,•-.•~•-•-:•-•-•-•-.•-:•-::.•~•-::•..• .. •:- NEWS BULLETIN C. A. PETTENGILL Says SNCC Not Assisted Buffet dinner and dooce will be held in es­ IMPORTED JEWELRY FROM toblishirig our new North Shore Chapter of ISRAEL Th e International Society o f Single Adul ts. Chartered buses will bring down Rh ode ls­ GOLD JEWELRY By Arab Propaganda londond Connecticut members. Earrings for Pierced Ears '?1- Arf'11dl'-f'rn-rh'll'J1('f> . WASHINGTON - The State De­ • Th e dance will be held al Temple Emma­ partment said r ecently that It has nuel, Tu dor and Carry Streets, Che lsea, "no evidence" that Arab em­ Mouochusetti al 8:30 P.M. on W ednes­ day, Nove mber 29, 1967. bassies had Improperly provided • Buses will leoue al 7:30 P.M. from 11 55 FOR SALE propaganda· material to the Stu­ think North Main Street in front of Easte rn dent Nonviolent Coordinating Shoe !one block from Rhode Island Audi­ roberts torium). There or e free parking spoces 7 ROOM HOME Committee, the mllltant Negro nearby. EAST SIDE civil rights organization which for •Bube:~~e;.v::i~:i,:; r0~~;:~:!1'017:~: .uCori attacked Z lonlsm In a newsletter 831-9558 °' 942-0789. • Bus reservolions con a lso be mode a t our In August, accusing Jews of com­ dance on Sunday, November 26th ot The Beautiful 7 rooms, 3 mitting atrocities against the N ew Form Supper Club. Arabs. IN SJ .00 deposit required. bedrooms. Wall - to - Ra Ip h Featherstone, the wall carpeting, 1st gr oup's program director, was Fas h ions POberlsYOUN G JUNIOR S floor. Finished family quoted at the time as saying that for the REMEMBER SUNDAY NOV. 26 Arab embassies had supplied the HIGH SCHOOL WA HANO ~OUARE AT NEW FARM COUNTRY CLUB room, 2-car garage. GROUP organization with material on the OOWN I OWN DOWN TOWN TIME 8 P.M. Arab-Israel confilct. CALL OWNER 521-1155 W00N':>0(KEI PAW IU( k.tl William B. Macomb,er Jr., an Assistant Secretary of State, said r ecently that lf a foreign embassy m ade "use of an American orga­ nization· to Involve Itself In do­ • We Give FULL VALUE ... SEE THEM ALL mestic political affairs," the de­ partment would consider steps ON DISPLAY NOW! against "the offending diplomat." • We Are The MOST COMPETITIVE Some officials said they un­ derstood that material on Arab­ Israel r elations had been circu­ STORE in the areal >• MERCEDES BENZ • AUSTIN-HEALY< lated by Arab embassies to SNCC In the same way that Arab and Is­ A LARGE SELECTION OF • TOYOTA • ASTON-MARTIN r aeli embassies had sent mate­ rial to other groups. HOLIDAY SPIRITS • AUSTIN-COOPER • SPRITE Hillside School Board Beautifully Packaged for Holiday Giving To Permit Yarmulkas •MG •BMW HILLSIDE ~ The Board of Phone 722-9830 • ROLLS-ROYCE Education recently rescinded Its ban on the wearing of yarmulkes (skullcaps) In public school s. By WE WANT TO EXTEND A unanimous vote . the board de­ HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON cided to "establish a policy which permits pupils of all faiths to TO ONE AND ALL , wear symbols or aP,parel to Hill­ side public school. ' ·AMERICAN CARS TAKEN IN TRADE The decision came In the wake of a controversy which devel oped BANK FINANCING ARRANGED-OVERSEAS DELIVERIES In August when 13-year-old Ber­ SALES - SERVICE - SATISFACTION nard White was denied admission to his summer typing class In Hill side High School because he refused to remove his skullcap. INSKIP MOTORS 1Nc. The boy' s father objected to the board's policy on the grounds 553 Armistice Blvd ., Pawtucket 776 ELMWOOD AVENUE PROVIDENCE that it lnfrlged on his son's reli­ One Block ,From Newport Ave. ( Rte. 1-A} gious freedom . The boy attends H0-7-9111 the Hebrew Youth Academy of Essex County. 14 TTiE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1967 'The human heart rests about BLUE CROSS FOR ARABS eight-tenths of a second between TEL AVIV - A new clinic was each contraction. opened In the Arab viii age of Tu­ COLONIAL THEATRF rem, between Nazareth and Tl­ 106 BOYLSTON ST • HA 6 9366 l:"lrlas, by the Kupat Hollm of the Hlstadrut bringing the total num- Tonite 8:30 . FROM FRIDAY Tom . 2,30 & 8,30 ber of clinics In Arab settlements Thru Dec. 2 to 34. More than 108,000 Arabs residing In 95 settlements In Is- WED. MATS. (2,00 p.m.) I SAT. MATS , (2 ,30 p.m.) rael are registered with various SUN , MAT. (J p.m.) NOV. 26 ONLY sick benefit funds for full medical Insurance. A shortage of medical "IF YOU ARE TIRED OF WAITING FOR A personnel Is being felt In these COMPANY ... OF "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF' localities. Doctors assigned to TO TO COME TO TOWN , THERE IS GOOD these posts earn 11. 1,500 net NEWS AT THE SHUBERT" monthly. 'The 20 Arab doctors ..... PHILA . BULLETIN who live In Israel have refused to practice In the Arab settlements. PIANOS TUNED • REPAIRED RECONDITIONED FRIDAY Granl'iuustc KEY WORK HARRY BAILEY Hall or Israel 521-2471 Memories OJ A Shop MELZER'S For The LARGEST SELECTION of Revolution HEBREW SUPPLIES e TALEISIM • YARMULKES e TAUS BAGS• CANDLES BY BERYL SEGAL • ISRAEU GIFTWARE e RELIGIOUS JEWELRY I HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR I ' 'The first fifty years of the Russian the Numerus Closus. Sholem Aleichem Revolution. In hi s brilliant s tory "Gymnasia" tells CHANUKAH MERCHANDISE Memories crowd In, and pages keep of the trials and tribulations of a Jew- turning, and years roll back to the dme !sh boy whose mother Insis ted that FOR BAR MITZVAH when we were young In Ru ssia. come what may her s on will be a Gym- T ALIS e TFILIN BAGS We were too young to take part In nas ls ts , a High School graduate. the Revolution. We lived In a little town No Jew could ever become a Notary SCULL CAPS IMPRINTED that was not Important for the Revol u- Public. A man who held that exalted po- DISCOUNT PRICED tion. But these days affected us as no sltlon was dressed In a Uniform and other days In our lives could affect us. Jews s tood hat In hand In his office. MELZER'S SHOPPING CENTER Im agine, If you wlll, a little town on And of course no Jew could own 238 PRAIRIE AVENUE MA 1-8524 Open Evenings the Ukraine In which about 500 Jewis h land. . soul s lived In a Ghetto. It wa s not a Krome Yevreyev was the refrain of ghe tto In the sense of the Negro ghetto all the new laws and regulations Issued In America. It wa s a ghe tto prescribed In Russia for (he benefit of the popu- by the government and the offender was latlon. Except Jews. Everybody knew It. punis hed by all the means that an abso- Eve rybody accepted It. Even If It were lute government had ln its power. It not written at the end ~f an Uka se, no wa s a ghetto with definite boundaries. Jew would consider that he too wa s In- You can go so far, and by nightfall you cl uded. mus t be back In your little town. You Krome Yevreyev, except Jews. cannot build a house nor move ln a There we r e even parks where no rented dWe111ng outside of the bound- Jews were allowed. Krome Yevreyev. arles set by law. The Orthdox Church Then suddenly, on a November day, was the boundary on one end, and the the whole world was changed. FOR YOUR HOLIDAY FEAST bridge across the river marked the Jews coul d live wherever they want- Goodies A-Plenty and Special Orders boundary of the town on the other end. ed. So we lived In crowdedness within Jews could hold any pos ition they the limits of our ghetto. Outside was wanted. Please Place your order eculy to the big world. Outside were fields and Jews could become anything they avoid disappointment woods and gardens, But we could only were capable of becoming. see them, could only smell them In the We were stunned by the decrees that evening, when a summer breeze would were issued every day, every hour of waft the fragrance of the field and of the day. the fores t and of the garden toward our The land belongs to everybody. MADSEN'S BAKERY little town. All who work can eat. 832 HOPE ST . 351-9070 We also lived In a bigger ghetto. No one Is bigger than his fellowman. Imagine, If you will, If Jews were re- There are no officers and no common strlcted to live only In New England and sollders , no superior uniformed men Know Your Newspaper Better the Eastern seaboard of America. and no common mortals, all, in fact, Washington Is forbidden. Chicago Is are equal before the law of the Soviets. What Is An Editorial? forbidden. California Is forbidden. And People were so Intoxicated with ·the the entire area comprising the Mid- news, and the freedoms , and the open- It isn't a news story! And a news report West, the West, and the South ls closed Ing horizons, that stranger kissed to Jews. Only three kinds of Jews could stranger, Jew and Gentile marched, and isn't an editorial. Many newspaper readers live In that forbidden paradise. A con- sang, and danced together In the confuse the two ... very often call a news vert. A merchant of the First Class. A streets. Shmlrer. Very few of us wanted to be- Speakers came to our little town and report an editorial. come converts. Stl11 fewer of us could addressed us all as Comrades. We, afford to become Merchants of the comrades of the speaker from the Cen- • DEFINITION OF A NEWS REPORT, Flrst Cl ass. But there were many tral Committee? Shmlrers among us. Who i,annot bribe? People addressed each other as .,._ . A news report tells you what hap­ Bribes to the Regional Authorities. Comrades. pened, ta whom, where, when and Bribes for the Local Authorities. The ranks of the Red Army were Bribes to the Janitor of the building swelled by the hundreds of young men haw. It contains only the facts . .. where you stayed overnight. Anyone who enrolled from the towns and vii- without expression of a reporter's or who stretched out his hands was bribed. !ages. The Red Army, the Peoples' A Jew had to pay a high price In bribes Army, the army of Comrades. No more editor's opinion. for the privilege of living outside of fear and trembling at the sight of the Pale, as the Ghetto was called. army and the officers of the law. DEFINITION OF AN EDITORIAL: There were the ghettoes of occupa- What became later ls a s tory In lt- tion. self. This is an expression of op1n1an by Where shall I begin? A Jew could This is only the story of the flush of the newspaper. It does not appear in not be a lowly policeman. The police the Revolution, the time of the sudden the news columns, but on the edito­ was an arm of the government and the sunlit days, the song-filled nights, the Jew could not be trusted with any office awakening, the opening of windows, the rial page . .. a page designated as In that department. No Jew ever held a rush of fresh air Into all the pores of such. Remember that this e'ditorial municipal position. No Jew could ever the body. ~ge is also open to expressions of become a Judge. No Jew could ever be- He who has not lived In these days come an officer In the army. No Jew has no Inkling of the meaning of the opinion by our readers ... simply could ever be a teacher In a govern- Revolution to a boy who was a Jew on ,,.. write a letter to the editor. ment school. Since all the schools were the Ukraine. administered by the government no Jew • • • Sure W_e Have Opinions was ever hired to teach In these (M·r. Segal's oplnons are his own school s , and no Jewish children ever and not necessarily those of this news- ... about nearly every piece of news in enrolled In those schools, except under paper.) ,lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnllHlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllltlllllllll the paper. But we don't voice those opin• - of Syria held by Israel. All the ions in the news reports. There, we tell you· Ambassador Eytan Says Arab Claims frontiers of Israel, before June 5, were not In the legal sense fron­ only what happened . not whether it is No Better Than Israel's To Gaza Strip tiers but armistice lln~s." right or wrong .. . or what should or PARIS - Walter Eytan, Is- asked, he said that the status of He described the former Is­ raell Ambassador to France, said the city of Jerusalem was not raeli-Syrian border as "a line should not hove been done. This is the dif. that the Arab s tates had no better negotiable. . drawn by two colonialist pow­ legal claim than Israel to most of The west 'bank of the Jordan ers,'' Britain and France In delin­ ference between news reports and edito­ the terrltory they lost In June. At River, he said, "was annexed eating Palestine. He conceded that Egypt might "possibly" have rials. a meeting of the Anglo-American unilaterally by the Kingdom of Press Association, Mr. Eytan Jordan 15 years ago," "I haven't a claim to Sinai. said he thought another war could the faintest Idea what the legal The ambassador declared that RHODE" ISLAND occur "about 1975 or 1977''. claim of Jordan Is," the am- Jerusalem "became the capital of JEWISH HERALD Mr. Eytan added that Israel bassador said. "It has never been Israel 3,000 years ago under King set no preconditions for negotla- better than ours. lt's the same for pavld and for us has remained so ttons for such a settlement. When the Gaza Strip and even those parts ,'slnce." TiiE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1967 15 Scrap Ivory Is burned to form a black pigment for artists.

1. PIES 4 . PICK- UP PASTRIES 5. YEAST BREADS AND QUICK BREADS I NAME: ______PHONE: _____ , 1__ A_oo_R_E_s_s '_:_-_-_:_-_:_-_-_-_-_-_-_-:_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-~-~--_-_-_----1

CHANUKAH NEW BABY FOR BIRTHDAY GIFTS ANNIVERSARY JEWISH HOME FOR THE AGED I r-, )~ - - - - ...... PLAN FOR ART EXHIBIT: Members of the planning committee for the Israeli Art Exhibit and Sale which will HANDICRAFT SALE - BAZAAR be presented at Temple Beth El from Sunday, Dec. 10 through Wednesday, Dec. 13, are sh~~n above. They are seated left to right, Mrs. Mathew Swartz, Mrs. Peter Bardach, co~chairman; Mrs. Wilham G. Broude 99 HILLSIDE AVENUE and Mrs. Sidney Weinstein. Standing, left to right, are Perry Shatkin, William Boiar, chairman; Mrs. Bertram L. Bernhardt and David H. Goines. Not present when the picture was taken are Mrs. Joseph Goodmon, Mrs. Wednesday, November 29 - 9:30 a .m. to 4 p.m. Ernest Nathan and Mrs. Stanley Grossman. The Exhibit and Sale is sponsored by the joint Brotherhood and Sisterhood of the temple. Afghans - Watches - Baby Sweater Sets - Fred Ke Iman Photo Ceramics - Watch Bands - Aprons Flower Arrangements • House Plants El school bulldlng. She wlll ells- White Elephant Table cuss "Luv,'' written by Murray Schlsgal. No Admission Charge Continental Luncheon No Parking Problems Served 11 :00 - 2:00 - 50c; PLAN MEETING Take Chace Ave . • TIERNAN TO SPEAK United Order True Sisters, Hadassah To Hold The Honorable Robert 0, Inc., Providence Chapter #48 will Tiernan, United States Represen­ meet on Monday at 8 o.m . at tative from the Second District, Richard's House of Beauty at Is There ASimcha In Your future?? first 'Bake-Off' will be the gue st speaker at serv­ 1056 Hope Street. ices at Temple Beth Israel The program will Incl ude the MAZEL-TOV! The Providence Chapter of tonight starting at 8:10 p.m. The Hadassah will hold its first showing of the latest hair fash­ service s wil l commemorate the ions and hair pieces by Richard " Bake-Off" on Tuesday, Dec. I 9, 20th Anniversary of the United ROSENFIELD HALL of at 12:30 p.m. at the Jewish Com­ Perrotti. Beth Pomer anz, Mrs. Nations-Palestine Day which was Rhode Island of 1967 , will present munity Center. Mrs. Max Leach Nov. 30, 1947 when the UN voted TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM and Mrs. Jerome Feinstein are a demonstration and lecrure on to partition Pale stine. makeup techniques. co-chairmen of the event, and Rep. 11ernan will present an is at your service Mrs. Barney Goldberg is In A coffee hour and a tour of the Israeli flag from the state of Is­ salon wlll follow. Located on the Easl Side of Providence I Rochambeau charge of publicity. r ael to the congregation. This Avenue ) Easily reached . ample parking. ( The Bake-Off, which is open wlll be displayed In the temple's TO HOLD CONVEITTIONS , I to the general public, will be new social hall . T'wo major conventions have Kosher kitchen. spacious and newly decorated Hall. judged by" Mrs. Helen Wilber, A reception and Oneg Shai,bat been planned for members of the bridal room. stage. PA System. chairs. tables. coal food editor of the Providence sponsored by the Sisterhood will senior hlg:h clubs of the Jewish rooms, two sanctuaries. Fully air conditioned Journal; the Girl in White of the follow the services. Communi ty Center for December. Providence Gas Company, and B'nal B'rith Youth organiza­ YOUR INSPECTION INVITED Mrs. Sidney Lenson, baking au­ MEMBERSHIP MEETING tions wlll hol d a weekend con­ INOUl~E TEMPIE OFFICE 3 3 1-9393 . day, thority. The Sisterhood of Temple vention at Magnolia Manor from Applicants must fill out an en­ Beth Sholom wlll hold Its annual Dec. 8 through Dec. 10 for mem­ or NATE LURY 75 1-6868 eve ning '>, try blank and submit their entry Paid-Up Membership meeting on bers of AZA and BBG groups In with the recipe used. No entries Wednesday at 8 p.m. In the Jo­ the Blackstone-Narragansett Re­ will be accepted after Dec. 10. seph Rosenfield Memorial Hall at gion. Information may be obtained There wl11 be five categories and the temple. from presidents of the groups or only a limited number of entrants Foll owing a supperette, a mu­ from Robert Shapiro, area direc­ will be accepted for each cate­ sical skit cail.ed "Bride Meets tor. gory. The categories are pies , Groom," under the direction of Delegates from nine New Eng­ cakes, cookies, pick-up pastries, Mrs. George Strashnlck will be l and Jewish Community Centers yeast breads and quick breads. . presented. will participate In the Central The program on Dec. I 9 will Members of the cast Include New Engl and Center Youth Lead­ Include the judging of the entries Mesdames Bernard C. Gladstone, ership Training Convention to be and a bread and chal a demonstra­ Joseph Flnegold, Samuel Lapatln, held at Magnolia Manor from Breeches reflecting the look tion by Mrs. Lenson. Prizes will J. Buddy Levin, Herbert Max, Dec. 15 through Dec. 17. Appli­ INcl: to n•tu,._ Modem and be awarded and all pastries will Sanford Ml11 er, Zenas Pulner, Ir­ cations for the convention may be be sold at the end of the meeting. win Rubin and Miss Fredda Knla­ obtained from Sigma Gamma fra­ Anti~-11 li•ve the elaaie A cookbook will be compiled of ger. Frank Murphy will be the pi­ ternity, Al pha Lambda sor ority beauty yo~ can wear with the recipes submitted in this con­ ano accompanist. and the Spartans at the Center. test. All proceeds will go to the Mrs. Diane Silk will Induct the Michael Cohen of the Spartans pride, Hadassah Medical Center. new members into the Sisterhood. has been appointed regional re­ Chairmen for the affair are Mes­ servations chairman. dames J. Buddy Levin, member­ Dr. Haenosh To Speak ship; George Strashnick and Her­ SORORITY SPONSORS DANCE man Weinstein, program; Martin. Sigma Gamma sorority will At Hadassah Luncheon Wexler and Benjamin Hayman, sponsor a dance at the Jewish hospitality; Bruce J acober, deco­ Community Center on Satur day Dr. Chanan Haenosh wl11 rations; Samuel Kaufman, public­ (Al Multi-color gold with tur­ speak on the "Three R's," theme beginning at 8 p.m. called "We quoise-from 4n estate. ity, and Sumner L. Woolf, ex-of­ Got To Get Out of This World." of the Donor's Luncheon to be ficio. held on Jan. 9 by the Providence Music will be by "The Sounds of $55 Time." Admission is open to Chapter of Hadassah, at the kick­ R.I. CLUB OF MIAMI (BJ 14K Florentined gold em­ off next Monday at the home of The Rhode Island Club of Center members and non-mem­ bers. bellished with colorful Mrs. Stanley Grossman of 70 Greater Miami will hol d its an­ opals. , ...... $ 100 Harwich Road. The coffee hour nual Install atlon and Dinner on will be at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Samuel HEAL TH CLUBS TO OPEN SUnday, Dec. 10, at 6:30 p.m. In The Men's and Women's (Cl Natural jade wings and N. Kouffman Is chairman and the auditorium of the Washington Health Cl ub at the Jewish Com­ opal body in 14K gold. Mrs. Melvin A, Chernick, co­ Federal Savings and Loan,_ 1234 chairman, of the kickoff. mun! ty Center will open at the $170 Wash Ing ton Avenue, Miami East Side building on Sunday, It The "Three R's" are rebuild Beach, Fl a. (Mt. Scopus), restore (the shelled was announced ~y Kennetli Sfelri­ The chicken dinner wl11 be gold, chairman of the Center's medical center) and rehabilitate foll owed by entertainment under (war casualtii,s). The Isr aeli sur­ Heal th and Physical Equcatlon the direction of Ed Meyers of committee. Health club services, geon, who Is !IOW at Miriam Hos­ New York and Miami Beach. - pital , was formerly In the surgi­ under the dir ection of J im, Davis, Reservations must be made will be avail able on Sundays, cal department of Hadassah Hos­ before Dec. 3. Further Informa­ pital, served as chief of surgery from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. tion may be obtained by calling Women's services, directed at a Natanya hospital for five Mrs. Edward Meyers , dinner years, and spent seven years In by Sharon Kreutz, will be on chairman, at 945-4792; Mrs. Mondays., from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ethiopia helping establish hospi­ Louis Kerness at 531-3239; Mrs. tals and train native doctors. Max Dubin at 538-6176, or Mrs. A new Men's Health Studio Joseph Rotenberg at 374-2542. program, In conjunction with the ---, Health Club, will start on Sunday, BATTLE OF TiiE BANDS Temple Beth Am USY will DRAMA GROUP TO MEET Dec. 3, The new program will spoosor a battle of the bands Mrs. James Yashar will be feature an Individualized physical from 7:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Sat­ the discussion leader at the next fitness program for adult men , REL~~,9ow jl£ urday, Dec. 2, at the temple. meeting of the Drama Discussion who are Center members . Further Information may be , ob­ Group of the Providence Chapter, Addltlonal Information may be tained by calllng Robin Bornstein, Brandeis University National obtained by calJlng Peter Mazzei, 181 Way)a ■d AV@llue .•- •• Waylalld Square chairman, at 781-5720, or Ala!' Women's Committee, on Tuesday Center physical education direc­ at 10 a.m. at the Temple Em~nu- tor, at 861-2674. / 9.lver at 463-9350. ------·-. ···-

16 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER u ; 1967

Subscribe to the Herald. CHAGALLS DONATED WASHINGTON - A collection o! 20 Marc Chagall lithographs NOW OPEN has been pr e sented to B'nal B'rlth by Erle de Kolb, a New BARNEY GLAZER Yor k art dis tributor-. The origi­ nal s Include wor ks on Biblical, Judaic and Eastern European In Hollywood Jewish themes. They wlll be part of a traveling art exhibit.

Marty Al len, bus hy-haired table. 1be waitres ses collect the TENNIS LESSONS Jewish comedian frequently la­ cards and hand them to Carson, FOi • beled Br!llo by Don Rickles, and who selects anything that appeals. to Steve Rossi, his handsome Ital- He broke up when he read the Al­ Men-Women-Children 1 a n-A m er I c an stralghtman, len-Rossi question, "Why are you our Dally ...i IYNl114JS opened another engagement at the on television?" Las Vegas Riviera Hotel. Everywhere that Marty goes , town You can have your os trich you're sure to find his wife, ~~o~!. So~S~!~rNS $ 25 plumes from South Africa, satins Frenchle. She's a doll. Short, 1M iame glamoroaa Jn ,truction and Play from Italy , woven br ocades from blonde, with a closely-cropped coimetics for mak.. P aris and silks from the Orient hairdo, she can discourage any up magic and eare­ RHODE ISLAND TENIIS CLUB but for my choice of exotic mate­ thought you might entertain for free complaio,u •• • 434-5550 rial from the four corner s of the conve r sation with a talent for the same perJonaJ. e arth give me silky singer Rossi endless chatter that Is more In­ ENGAGED: Mr. ond Mrs. Soul and elasticized comedian-clown formative than the public l!brary. Spilt of Eighth Street announce Marty. Providing, of course, that the the engagement of their dougl>­ Turned upside down,· Marty subject Is her favorite topic: her ter, Terry Renee Spitz, to Richard Allen woul d make a serviceable husband. She know s everything Gordon Holland, son of Major mop. He ' s the short, fat fellow that Ma rty has done and a l!ttle Ge neral and Mrs. Leonard Holland who has parlayed "Hello, der e " bit of what he's going to do the of Wilcox Ave nue, Pawtuclc:et. Into a national fun-fellowship. At foll owing day. Miss Spitz was graduated from the Rivie r a Hotel, Mar ty repeated Frenchie ' s real name is Lor­ Hope High School, attended the his drun k act by the stoned citi­ r aine but s he picked up her nick­ Unive rsity of Rhode Island ond zen whose favorite dr ink Is his name when the patrons at. the CALL was graduated with merit from ne xt; hi s female impersonation: Concor d In the Ca tslclll s fell In l'ronounced "Goo-Bow" Kathe rine Gibbs. and hi s cl own routine, a l1 accept­ love with an Ingratiating , pers on­ I ~~5l are cordially ed show s tandards. abl e , young French girl, who In : 1 You 621-1289 Mr. Holland, o graduate of Invited to come in Pawtucke t West High School ond The comedian' s tende r han­ turn fell in love with Marty Allen for a complimenl&IJ Dean Junior College, will enter dling of the "crying on the Ins ide a nd c o nv e r ted to Judaism. Beauty Analraia FREE Suffollc University next September. and I aughlng on the outs ide They've been mar ried for eight DELIVERY He has rece ntly comple ted ~is ac­ theme" added points to his r ating years and have no chil dr en, but tive duty with the Rhode Island as one of the mos t whimsical then they have each other and Le Petit Salon Air Notional Guard and has ob­ cl owns of our time. Mar ty' s c areer. ELGIN tained the ronlc of Airman. Ravishing Rossi, he loves It Tony Cur tis and Allen and 332 Budlong Road An Aug. 25 wedding hos bee n when I kid hi m , pul led hi s share Rossi had never met until this planned. of the load with gourmet vocals engagement. Tony wa s playing up Cranston, R.I. PHARMACY Incl uding a beauflful ly s haded the str eet at Caesar s Pal ace. "The Impossible Dream" that When he saw the team In the Cae­ 942-9559 632 HOPE ST. PROV. segued into a cannonading windup sar s cas ino, Tony went out of his New Road From Eilat and a s oul - spl ashed "Born Free" way to In troduce himself, jus t Opened To Dead Sea that also drew well-deserved llke any average fan, and tell the sustained applause. pai r how much he enjoyed their We Believe: TEL AVIV - President Zal­ Following the show, Steve act. What Marty and Steve espe­ m a.11 Shazar, Labor M! nlster Ylg­ confided tha t he ' s spending $18 ,- cially llked. When the star In­ That we sell more Oldsmobiles to al AIJon and Tourism MJ nlster 500 to redecorate hi s New York troduced him self , he said, "How Moshe Kol wer e pr esent recently We st 53d Street penthouse . He do you po. My name Is Tony Cur­ Jewish Herald readers than any other at cer emonies near the town o! has a penchant to live high on the tis." Sodom mar king the opening o! a ' hog , to enjoy It white he ' s making They felt llke saying, "You're new highway from the port ot El­ It. Ki ddingly , he looked at his telllng us?" but didn' t. dealer. We must be giving the best lat to the Dead Sea. The r oad, 104 par tner and said, "Meanwhile , miles Jang and 22 feet wide, was back in Mar ;r' s basement apart­ Rabbinate To Delete built In seven years at a cost of deals. ment ... Jerusalem's Division $8.3 mllllon. o mclals s:l.ld It When All en asked , "' Steve , would cut substantially the ex­ what would you like for a pent­ From Prayerbooks pense of shipping potash and oth­ Try us - - - house warming gift?" Steve s hot J ERUSALEM - The rell­ er Dead Sea chemicals to E!lat. back, "The first month's r ent." Also opened was another new glous authorities here w!ll delete Marty de scribed hi s arrival at all reference s In Jewish prayer r oad, between Klbbut.z Da..1 and McCarran Ai r port In Las Vegas. books " bew atllng the shame of Banl as In occupied Syria. Bullt at When the comedian stepped out of Jer us alem's division" and the a cost o, $283,000, this road wlll SCARPETTI OlDS the plane. hi s mop of dark hair Is olation of the Walllng Wall In link the Israel highway networ k fl ying In the wind and his eyes with highways ,, n the Syrian the Old City, It was announced 79 Elmwood Avenue protected from the bl azlng s un by recentl y. UN 1-3310 heights which had beeil damaged dar d glasses, someone in · the during the recent war. The Rabbinate decided that waiting cr owd shouted , "There' s becaus e the entire city Is In Is­ Rapp Brown I" raell hands after 20 ye ars , Jews When Steve and Marty caught need no longer pray , " We , the SERVING TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY (5 TO 10), SUNDAY FROM (1 TO 9P.M.) the J ohnny Car son show at the mos t oppressed of peoples , our Sahara Hotel, they wrote a ques ­ Hol y City In r uins and the sl ave tion on a green car d at their ' of our enemies." " LAST WEEKS CROSSWOR □ PUZZLE ANSWER ...

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AN D PE RSONAL PRO TECTI O N 37. The white poplar t!> il4 39. Lurk ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 40. Alms u 21, u u u 211 ANGELL STREET 41. Demanda, ~ u payment ~o . UNion 1- 1923 42. Dlvlalona ~ F,0, ~· -u !,!, 114 Of time ~ ~ "~ INSURANCE DOWN i• !,1 1. Seneca, ~ "" UNDERWRITERS, INC. Cato, OVld, 119 l'W et al. ~ 2. Four-aided ~41 4Z plllara ~ ~ THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1967 17 Israelis Build Four Freighter Planes NOS Opposes ; Herald ads pt good results! . Sabbath Tours SAMMARTINO In Arizon• Desert From U. S. Scrap TEL AVIV - Opposition to DIAMONDS - Half Price (Continued from page 10) Not since 1962 had these en­ Sabbath automobile touring of the 1468 Elmwood· Ave. them permanently tinflyable. gines lifted an airplane from the west bank and Go! an Heights Sometimes the Air Force severs ground. Five years ago, the en­ areas has been voiced by the Na­ - OPIN 11111\' IYJNINO - a wing spar or slashes through a gines were due for overhaul; each tional Organization for the Sab­ fuselage cross-section. Strange­ had accumulated more than 1600 bath, a new group which particu­ flying hours, and, at the tlm~ . the larly opposes motor touring of ' • ly, however, It Inflicted no mort~l wow,ds on · the four C-97 car­ Federal Aviation Agency pre­ the holy places on the Sabbath. secrlbed that the R4360 not be The group plans to demand casses sold to Israeli Aircraft run more than 1700 hours without that the Knesset pass a national Industries Ltd: an Intervening overhaul. If Sabbath law and plans to station The reason given In Tucson Is Moishe, Jake and Abe hoped to "sabbath activists" as a corps to that the planes were neither tank­ get the four rebuilt C-97s to_ Is­ guard the sanctity of the Sabbath. ers nor freighters when declared rael without mishap, they would surplus by the Pentagon. Instead, have to be very tender Indeed they were "personal" aircraft with their dusty, over-time en­ assigned to various generals or for personol • gines. military outfits for executive fly­ help from experts Not one of the four C-97s ex­ COME IN ing. One reportedly was the pri­ perienced engine failure during vate plane of Gen. Curtis LeMay, the 7,000 mile trip to Tel Aviv. FOR FLOWERS the former Air Force chief of APPOINTED DIRECTOR : Sanf0Los Angeles. It was of churches and synagogues to set rigan, Catholic; the Rev. Robert Warwick there that the Israelis acquired up draft counseling centers and to McAtee Brown, Presbyterian; the West Warwick the bulk of their engines, all of "be prepared to pay whatever Rev. William Sloane Coffin Jr., them civilian. price may be exacted to defend Yale University chaplain; the Woonsocket Aero Spacellnes took care of the right of conscience our Gov­ Rev. Truman B. Douglass, United the first deliveries to Tucson, but ernment refuses to honor," Church of Christ; Gerhard El­ m- - JY~ the Is raelis, pressed for time, The signers declared: "There ston, head of Vietnam affairs for wanted the engines faster, so are thousands of young Ameri­ the National Council of Churches; ~J~..k• Moishe and Jacob rented a ,truck, cans whose consciences forbid the Right Rev, Charles F. Golden, 159 1:lMGROVE AV~NUIE PIIIOVIMNCI:, LIIHODa ISi.AN> onoe hired some local mechanics and · them to support our country's Methodist Bishop of Nashville; For information call: 831-0337 drove to the Mohave to pick up military policy by participation In the Right Rev. Wllilam Gordon the rest of their purchase. the armed forces. They are now Jr,, Episcopal Bishop of Alaska. 18 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOV EMBER 24, 1967 ., . ,. For news o! Israel and world­ Herald subscribers. comprise wide Jewry, o! local organizations an active buying market. For ex­ Brutality, Anti-Semitism and society, read the Herald . • . and cellent results, advertise In the for some o! the best bargains In Herald. Call 724-0200. Charged To Warsaw Police the Greater Providence area. '! TfRRH 'S WARSAW - Szymon Szechter a higher court, a proc~ng usu- , FLOWERS LISA ') made an appeal to "men of ally taking three or tour months. FOR I . •~ goodwill, to (John) Steinbeck, to The 15-and-one-halt months she HAIR FASHIONS 1! (Arthur) Miller, to (Jean-Paul) has already served will be deduc­ ALL I 1730 SMITH STREET Sartre, so that they will say and ted from her sentence. OCCASIONS •' ~nnnR 11 NORTH describe how and In 'what condi­ For the ttrst time the pre­ ' • ! tlons prisoners are tortured In siding judge provided SOfl!e de­ ') CLARK'S WORLD WIDE PROVIDENCE 11 people's Poland" alter the sen- tails ot the charges against Miss TRAVEL SERVICE CE 1-9695 tenclng ot his secretary to three Karsow. Among the material ' 11 years In prison. The young Jew- mentioned were: _ · Flower Shop, Inc. MiSS Elisa Coletti 1! !sh woman, Nina Karsow, was A diary whose contents were 294 Thayer Street ) 11 found guilty by a Warsaw court ot said to be anti-state. 170 Westminster Street ~ ASSOCIATES possessing Illegal anti-state pa- A brochure b.y Jacek Kuron GA 1-6700 Providence 11 ~ Miss Mary Ann Iacono pers and recordings and pre- and Karol Modzelewski said to TEmple 1-7676 ~.... =-=-6-....,,-....,,-~~-===~A11 paring material tor publication call tor the overthrow ot the Pol­ ..... - ~ ------...... abroad. ish Government. They were phi­ These acts were judged prej­ losophy professors at Warsaw udicial to the Communist regime University who were expelled LADDERS VANDALISM? SHOPLIFTING? under Article 23 ot the "small from the Communist party and FOR HOME penal code," which has often been jailed In 1965 tor having circu­ OR used since Stalinist times as a lated an open letter cr iticizing COMMERCIAL USE BURGLARY? NEED HELP! catch-all law tor prosecuting the lack of democratic proce­ persons accused of "harming dures In the party• s decision­ EXTENSION• OR state Interests." · making. They were released from STEPLADDERS PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY "I would not say everything prison earlier this year and tes­ that I am saying If I were certain illled at the trial. In wood, aluminum HOMES OR INDUSTRIAL Nina would leave prison,'' the A pamphlet entitled "What Is or magnesium tall, partly bald Mr. Szechter Socialism?'' that was described FIBERGLAS CALL said, "but she will not leave as hostile to the regime. • prison." He charged that she had A pamphlet on the life ot uni­ FLAG POLES SECURITY POLICE OF RHODE ISLAND been the victim of anti-Semitism, versity students said to present It IN ALL SIZES police brutality and torture. In a false light. 24 Hour Service ST. 1-4845 Miss Karsow, who still suf- Two tape recordings ot a mu­ Combination fers from Injuries r eceived when sical score and lyrics said to be LADDER CO. her parents jumped with her from hostile to the state. a N azl death train taking them to Corner Harris and the Treblinka exter mination camp Sims Aves. near Warsaw In 1943, remained Jerusalem Police Arrest GA 1-1330 mute throughout the closed-door trial, which began Oct. 2. Pio Leader Al Husseini Apparently her silence was a protest against the decision bar­ JERUSALEM - Jerusalem po­ ring public proceedings. In read­ lice recently announced the ar­ Ing the verdict speedily the pre­ r est ot Faisal Al Husseini, one ot siding judge made public the na­ the top leaders ot the Palestine ture ot the charges tor the tlrst Liberation Organization and a For Helping Us Have A time. kinsman of the former Grand Most Successful Year Mr. Szechter, a Soviet Army Mutt!, who was notorious during veteran and historian, who Is World War ll as a collaborator ot blind made his statement to Adolt Hitler. The man's father, Western -reporter s and Warsaw the late Abdul Kadar Al Husseini, V✓ EINSTEIN University students gathered In also !ought against Israel and was NEIL S. the dark courthouse hallway after killed during the War tor In­ the police had prevented him dependence In 1948. AND ASSOCIATES from saying good-by to Miss Al Husselnl's arrest brings to Karsow. more than 30 the number ot Fatah He said that Miss Kar sow, a terrorists apprehended since the graduate In Polish philology from unsuccessful effort to blow up a the univer sity, was arrested In crowded cinema theater here. INTERIOR DESIGN CONSULTANTS August, 1966, and "convicted tor By Appointment Only 467-4677 the s imple tact of having wanted Zionist Congress to think freely." "That's what freedom Is In Celebrates 70th Year people's Poland,'' he continued, NEW YORK - The 70th an­ oblivious to the presence ot po­ niversary ot the First Zionist licemen. Congress held In Basie, Switzer­ ''Tomorrow I can be where land In 1897 wa s observed by the she Is now," he added, "and I am American Zionist Council In a VILLA & MARTIN AUTO SALES not afraid." special commemorative program Fred Villa and Bill Martin Are Offering· ·What Mr. Szechter satd that durtng arr Sept. 24 at 515 Park Avenue. CONTACT They Believe To Be The Finest Used Car Values questioning, a police captain had The first Congress was con­ "grabbed Nina by the throat and vened by, among others, Dr. The­ on The Market Today tried to strangle her and yelled In odor Herzl, known as the founder Here are Some Examples: her !ace, " You little madwoman, ot modern Zionism, who later · we'll get you!" said, "If [ were to sum up the "We know everything about Basie Congress In a single you," Mr. Szechter quoted the phrase, which I woul d not dare to police captain as having said. make public, I woul_d say: In 1967 CHEVROLET "Even your mother had rejected Basie I · created the Jewish IMPALA. 2-DR. HT S2767 you, you lousy J ew." State." MAROON-BLACK VINYL "Tell the entire world that I Other Zionist " greats" who 1TOP AND INTERIOR. FULL POWER have my passport (forlisr ael) and participated In the first hi storic I that they want me to leave," Mr . Congress were: Dr. Max Nordau, Szechter declared, "but I will not Menachem Usslshkln, David 1965 CADILLAC 1964 CHEVROLET leave without Nina." Wolffso hn, Nachum Sokolow , SUN LIFE ASSURANC ,· Turning to the r eporters, he Nachman Syrkln, Israel Zangwl!I , COMPANY OF CANADA COUPE DE VILLE IMPALA. 4-DR. HT said: "Don't be afraid for your Achad Haam, and Jacob de Hass. GOLD, FULL POWER VB-FULL POWER heads or your jobs. Sign this dec­ LOW MILEAGE laration with my name." S MORE TO CHOOSE FROM "Describe this chamber ot For The Best In Shoe Repairing t S2965 torture," he continued. Without ' S1564 ..citing the source ot his Informa­ tion, he said that Miss Karsow 1965 CHEVROLET had slept on the cement floor ot SEE PAT 1963 CHEVROLET her jail cell. The windows were IMPALA 4-DR. HT. painted out and the only Illumina­ GREEN . FULL POWER One of the most complete and CONVERTIBLE. WHITE tion was provided by an electric LIKE NEW. 7 MORE WITH BLACK INTERIOR. up-to-date shops in the city TO CHOOSE FROM. FULL POWER. LIKE NEW. light bulb too weak to read by. Warm blankets sent her after her arrest reached her only after S1865 S1363 the end ot last winter, he said. "Why didn't Nina receive any A few of our services: correspondence?" he asked. 1966 FORD "Why did she sleep on cement?" • FACTORY REBUILDING CONVERTIBLE 1965 BUICK SKYLARK Answering his own questions, he • NEW HEELS - LATEST STYLE A WHITE BEAUTY! said that the reason was because SPORT WAGON • LADIES ' THIN INVISIBLE SOLING LIKE NEW. 9,000 FULL POWER. LIKE NEW. she had been judged to have vio­ MILES. FULL POWER. lated prison rules. • SOLES AND HEELS WHILE YOU WAIT · " She couldn't make her bed by · herselt or cut sausage," he • HEELS PUT ON IN 3 MINUTES S2166 S2265 added, asserting that she had lost partial use of her limbs because of her wartime Injuries. Mr. Szechter, who was ar­ INDUSTRIAL SHOE REPAIRING 75 OTHER USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM rested but later released, said r. that a doctor had examined Miss BANK FINANCINC. Karsow and determined that "she 124 Union Street ' was In such delicate health that she was Incapable ot standing YlllA & MARTIN AUTO SALES trlaL" BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND WESTMINSTER STREETS • 1" PIJlMM PIIE Rtt. 44. .,.,_,, II. t 231-1990 ...,.Miss _.. Karsow•s ...... lawyers ...._.. 1afd ..,', -'1

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1967 19 FREE ACCESS' JERUSALEM - Free access ORGANIZATION NEWS wU1 be allowed to almost all Arab COMPLETE territory occupied by Israeli forces in the Six-Day War as Home For Aged Plans soon as the Defense Ministry TRAVEL completes technical arrange­ ments. Travellers may then enter INFORMATION Handicraft Sale, Pazaar and return from occupied zones The Annual Handicraft Sale with nothing more than passport and Bazaar, sponsored · by the and Identity card. SIU! off-limits, Ladles' Association of the Jewish however, are-middle and southern WARWlf K TRAVEL Home for the Aged, will be held Sinai. on Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to 4 RE 9-4848 p.m. at the Home. A. continental luncheon will be served from II 2915 POST ROAD WARWICK a.m. to 2 p.m. Many of the Items SHRIMP on sale were made by the resi­ FRESH COOKED dents; others were made by vari­ AND CLEANED ous committees of the Ladles' Louisiana Shrimp Association. FAILING IN SCHOOL? Mrk. George Ludman Is gen­ ready-to-eat eral chairman of the event. She Poor Reoding and Study Skills May Be Your Trouble will be assisted by Mesdames ALL SIZES DEVELOP Harold Kelm.an, Henry Mason and e COMPREHENSION e CONCENTRATION • Perry Summer, co-chairmen: BRISCO e STUDY HABITS e SPELLING & VOCABULARY Thomas H. Goldberg, Ben Poul­ SHRIMP CO. ten, Aaron Caslowltz and Edward 723-7076 JUNIOR HIGH AND ELEMENTARY Somes, afghans and knitted Deputy Mayor Shear Y. Cohen CLASSES BEGIN DEC. 2 Items; David Utchman, plants and flowers; M, Samuel Harrison Jerusalem Deputy Mayor ADULT CLASSES BEGIN DEC. 13 and Ben Rabinowitz, luncheon; Ir­ FOR FULL DETAltS CALL 331-3915 ving Coken, watches; Leo Green­ berg, tote bags; Lester Cohen, To Speak At Colloquium ceramics; Elliot Revkln, Alvin The Honorable Shear Y, Co­ Johnson & Wales Reading Institute Venokoor, Harry Charron, Mor­ hen, Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem, low quarterly payments Abbott Park Plac,. Providenc,, R.I. ris Abrams, aprons; Barney wlll be the guest speaker at a for accident-free drivers Colloquium sponored by the B'nal Goldberg and Theodore Rosen­ M.mber Downlown Porlc ing Plan blatt, white elephant table; Har­ B'rlth Hillel Foundation and the ry Se! tzer, watch bands; Harry Departments of Economics, His­ INSURANCE Shatkin and Benjamin Tichman, tory, Political Science, Religious M & F • AGENCY INC canteen cart: Perry Summer, ny­ Studies and Sociology of Brown lon balls; Samuel Garr, book­ University, on Thursday at 4:15 331-9427 marks; Norman Pomerantz, can­ p.m1 at WU son Hall on the Brown 13 l Washington St campus, It has been announced by dy; Harry Cohen, Robert Cohen, Provide nce Irving Abrams, Frank Abrams, Rabbi Nathan N, Rosen, director of HIiiei. Hi s topic will be "Is­ - Harry Greenspan, Irving Gordon, Ra Ip h Fishbein and Samuel r a e I : The Confrontation of Brown. Judaism, Christianity and Is­ EDSAC MUSIC lam." ' TO PRESENf PANEL Mayor Cohen holds a Master INSTRUCTIONS-SALES Three high school seniors will of Laws degree from ' Hebrew RENTALS University, Is Dean of the In­ AU INSTRUMENTS lead a panel discussion on "Youth 'Tis the 1ea50n to be jolly, Wants To Know 11 at the fourth ln s titute for Research on Jewish •;r~~~ STUDIOS Festive lights and colorful holly the series of adult education fo~ Law, ell rector of the Seminar for For those of you who truly care rums held at Congregation Ohawe Rabbinical Judges In Jerusalem, Certified Teachers We have fashion's latest flare. Sholam on Wednesday at 8:30 and Chief of Chaplains of the Is­ 1701 Cranston St. p.m. In the synagogue vestry. raeli Air Force. Rabbi Rosen 942-6398 Open from now 'til O,ristmos 'til 9 p.m . . • Sam Geller, David Mal and will Introduce the Mayor . SHOWROOM OJMn daily at 10 a .m. Michael Schuster are the seniors "Jerusalem', Where the Past -Authorized Dealer­ who will conduct the discussion, and Future Meet" will be the ,and Rabbi Chaim Ralzman will be subject of Mayor Cohen's talk on EDDIE SACCOCCIA .. the moderator . Thursday at 8:30 p.m. at Hillel ----- House. This public lecture will be PLAN ANNUAL BAZAAR under the auspices of Hillel and Worn en's American ORT, the Bureau of Jewish Education. Providence Chapter, will hold Its Professor Benjamin Chlnltz, LEROY HANSON annual Bazaar on Sunday, Dec. 3, chairman of the Economics De­ at the Cranston YMCA on Park partment of Brown Univerlsty, INC. Avenue. w111 Introduce the Mayor. Craft workshops have been In LOUVER DOORS progress for the past few months. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIA S Mrs. Belle Goldberg ls chairman Harry Goldstein, Commis­ SHUTTERS of the crafts committee. Work­ sioner of Public Safety, will be CABINET DOORS shops are being held at the homes the guest speaker at the meeting of Mrs. Rita Goldstein, Haddon of What Cheer Lodge #24, Knights BAR DOORS Hill Road, Cranston, and Mrs. of Pythias, on Monday at 8 p.m. FOLDING CLOSET Helene Weissman of Glenbrooke at Temple Beth Sholom. The Rank Road, Warwick. Proceeds of the of Knight will be conferred on a DOORS Bazaar will be given to the ORT large class. A collation wlll fol­ Social Assistance Program. low. 125 GANO STREET 'CABARET NITE' TO HOLD RAFFLE PROVIDENCE, R.I . A Cabaret Casino Nlte will be The Annual Raffle of the South held at Temple Sinai on Saturday, Providence Hebrew Free Loan GA 1-7558 Dec. 2, at 8:30 p.m. Music for Association will be held on Dec. dancing will be supplied by Ralph 26 at their headquarters at 1027 Stuart's orchestra. Broad Street. Reservations, which are lim­ ited to temple members and their guests, may be made by calling Eileen Lecht at 737-3714.

'HOLIDAY HAPPENING' The Barrington Jewish Center Psssst! will hold Its "Holiday Happening" on Wednesday and Thursday at Presenting the newest the Barrington Jewish Center building. Prices At Pete's fine china in years ... The fair, which has become an annual event, features the sale of with excitement merchandise, Including apparel, Can't you can feel Jewelry, toys and boutique Items. Sculptures, photographs and as well a, au. painting, as well as paper fl ow­ ers, decorative wastebaskets and Be Beat other hand-crafted Items will al so be on sale. A cook book compiled by members of the Sis­ terhood will also be sold. Proceeds of "Holiday Happen­ franciscan mi\sterpiece chino\ ing" will be used for building lm­ Friendly and charming NIGHTINGA_LE has . the exquisite pr ov em en t and other ex­ pend! ture s. softness of a finely textured tapestry. Its intricate rim detailing in turquoise, light blue and brown was pro­ TO INSTALL RABBI KAUFMAN duced from a hand-rubbed transfer of a hand-carved Rabbi William E, Kaufman design. Nightingale, one of fi ve new high fashion patterns wUl be Installed as the spiritual by Franciscan Ma sterpiece China, is now on display ... leader of Congregation B'nai Is­ rael, Woonsocket, on Sm,day, see it soon. starting at 3 p.m. Rabbi Manuel Saltzman of Temple Kehlll ath Is­ rael, Brookline, Mass., will be Janw _j(ap/an, _J nc. the In stalling officer. Rabbi Ell A. Bohnen of Temple Emanu-El Jewelers will deliver an address and Can­ 7 4 Rolfe Street Cranston . tor Ivan Perlman of Temple _ 467-6660 Emanu-El will chant the service. \ 20 THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24 , 1967 jlllllllllllllllllllllllllll!llllllllllltHlll!ll!IIIIIIIIIII~ NO FIXED LINE TEL AV"N - Gen. Moshe Da­ 30 Arabs from Occupied Terrff ories i Trade Unions Initiate i SPECIALISTS yan has-repeated Israel's demand IN that the UN map a fixed cease­ fire line between the Israeli and Matriculate Al Hebrew University ! Israeli-Arab Dialogues I Egyptian positions along the Suez TEL AVIV - An Israeli­ JERUSALEM - Twelve gram, a Hebrew-language course ADDING MACHINES Canal, but Gen. Bull reported that Arab committee has been estab­ thousand students began classes that began with 16 students, has lished within the frame-work of Egypt OJlll°.Sed such a step. earlier this month at Hebrew drawn such wide Interest that and TYPEWRITERS the International Confederation of University, among them 30 from there Is now an enrollment of COLUMBUS rn\";_'~RE the occupied territories. They Free Trade Unions during Its re­ more than 300 In a dozen classes. cent sessions at Brussels. NOW AT OUR 270 Broodwoy Prov 621 9660 were formerly students at uni­ Another project Is the estab­ versities In Beirut and Cairo or The five-member committee lishment of the Martin Buber will be composed of two Israelis, NOW SHOWING are recent high school graduates. Center on Mount Scopus, honoring I • NEW LOCATION About 80 Arabs Inquired about the secretary of the Tunisian DOWNSTAIRS SCREEN the late J ewlsh philosopher who the university after the war, and branch of the confederation, the 568 BROAD STREET "SEDUCTION long sought Jewish-Arabic amity. v l c e-presldent of the con­ 30 from this group are enrolled The center will offer adult educa­ PROVIDENCE BY THE SEA" federation In Lebanon and the as _ students. Their academic tion courses, following an activity and standard Is low and their knowl­ chairman of the International or­ that began In the nineteen­ ganization. " THE LOVE ROUTE" edge of Hebrew insufficient, ac­ thirties, when lectures and semi­ At Studio Cinema Upstain Screen cording to a university spokes­ Z. Herzog, head of the foreign nars were organized for J ewlsh relations department of Hlstad­ OODS "KING OF HEARTS" man, and many of tl]em have to settlements In a largely Arab en­ EWRlTER CO, travel considerable distances to rut, the Israel labor federation, Plus vironment. who was one of the two Israel! 331-0300 Short Subjects attend classes. The center will direct Its at­ Some of them may also suc­ representatives at the Brussels tention to the Arab population that parley, reported that Ar-ab-Is­ - - cumb to the nationalist Arab surrounds Mount Scopus, the pressure that prompted many raeli dialogues, begun at Brus­ orl!flnal home of Hebrew Univer­ sels would continue in several Jordanian teachers to boycott sity. It will also focus on univer­ HASKELL'S grade schools In the west bank meetings prior to the plenary sity preparatory courses. se ssion of the confederation next PARK AVENUE KOSHER DELICATESSEN and East Jerusalem during the Mount Scopus, which stood as summer term. A majority of the February. an enclave In Jordanian Jerusa­ The confederation's executive 840 Park Avenue, Cranston 941-9828 teachers returned to work as the· lem between the wars In 1948 and fall term opened on Nov. 12. committee called for bilateral 1967, Is now back In university negotiations between Is rael and The attempt to encourage new hands. Its "liberation" has posed links with the Arab world, which the Arab states to settle the PLANNING A PARTY? something of a problem for the Middle Eas t conflict. almost surrounds Israel, Is part university, while offering new op­ AT of a pattern establlshed some portunities. years ago by the university, the There Is a sentimental attach­ Jordanian Refugees HOME - FACTORY - OFFICE largest and one of the oldest of ment to the 75-acre site, but the the state•s Institutes of higher 225-acre site the university de­ Want To Go Home learning. PLEASE CHECK WITH US FIRST veloped In western Jerusalem LONDON - A s rudy by the Hebrew University Is consid­ during the 19 years that Mount American University of Beirut PARTY WORK IS OUR SPECIALTY! ered to excel ln Arabic studies, Scopus was Isolated offers more lndlcated that the Jo~danlan refu­ and has long provided most of the convenience and variety. gees of the June war were more NEW YORK'S TOP QUALITY HEBREW NATION,-&. general higher education for Js­ The nrst flush of victory interes ted In rerurnlng to their raell Arabs, Ellahu Elath, presi­ prompted thoughts or returning homes than In whether they would Rumanian Hot Pastrami lb. $1.39 dent of the university, said 250 the uni verslty to Mount Scopus, live llllder Israel! or Arab rule. Israeli Arabs would study there but apparently no department The study by the 1D1iverslty this year. wants to move. Attention has s ocio Iogy department was made HAVE YOU TRIED HASKELL'S KIPPERED CHEESE SPREAD? The university has sought turned to new projects for the public by Dr. Hal!m Barakat and even more orthe nation's Arab dram at I ca II y situated hilltop Dr. Peter Dodd who said there population for training as teach­ campus, Including the construc­ was no suggestion that the refu­ Cranston's Sandwich and Deli King ers. Israel operates Arabic-lan­ tion of the $10-mllllon Harry S. gees were complacent about the guage grade schools but not high Truman Center for the Advance­ prospect of Israel! domination but SEMI-CA TE RING schools. Arab youths are thus ment of Peace. that the srudy found that of 100 obliged to attend private high For all the current pre­ r:efugee famll!es questioned in the schools If Ibey wish to prepare occupation with things Arab, the refugee camp In Jordan, 75 per for university training, and this 42-year-old university remains a cent said they would return If sweenoR's severely limits the number who focus or Jewish study and of Jew­ they could get permission and enter the university. ish students. This year's foreign less than one-fifth said that Is­ This year Hebrew University enrollment will reach 1,400, rael would have to withdraw from has also embarked on education compared with 906 last year. Half the west bank before they would programs for the surrounding the foreign students are Amer!- consider returning home. Seven Arab population. One such pro- cans. per cent said they dld not want to return. Dr. Barakat said that the ma­ Piano Playing For Early M~vies jority believed that war was the New England's Finest honorable or effective course I Home-Style Candies open to the Arab nations and that Recalled By Brooklyn Principal Lass refugees were giving new-born Made In Our Garden City Store chlldren such names as "Jihad NEW YORK - A vague longing scene of utter carnage: dust ris­ Harb" or "Aida" which means for the quieter, surer life of the ing, buffaloes stampeding, cow­ "Struggle and War" and "The HOLIDAY NOVELTIES - MANY VARIETIES United States In the e arly years boys shooting, Indlans drop­ One Who Is Returning." Complete Variety of Chocolate Nuts & Fruits of this cenrury Is admitted by ping . ..and there was a s tout Abraham H. Lass, principal of lady at the piano playing Gustave · Cream Centers - Hard & Chewy Abraham Lincoln Hi gh School In Lange's 'Flower Song.' She Make New Shofars, Brooklyn. He Is not only a school played It all the way through from Visit Hospital Patients 1 - 2 - 3 - 5 lb. Boxes administrator, newspaper col­ start to finish, no matter what umnist, author, raconteur and was going on the screen. WILKES-BARRE, Pa. - With Quantity Discounts Complete speechmaker, but al so a large­ "She had a limlted reper­ the fashioning of several dozen For Your Gift Giving Mailing Service scale collector of nostalgic toire. If her next piece was 'The raw shofars from rams' horns • Americana and a ragtime pi ano Light Cavalry Overrure ,' If would obtained from slaughter houses, pl ayer with a library of Tin Pan 125 Medway Street have to go with the love scene. the Jewish Community Center of Garden City Alley sheet music. "I followed the screen action. Wayland Square Shopping Center, Cranston Wilkes-Barre, an aff!llate of the 274-6969 942-2720 He collects old Valentine The 'hurry music' could go with National Jewish Welfare Board Daily, 9-5,30; Fd. - 9 p.m. Daily, 9-9; Sat. - 6 p.m. Sun. 2-6 cards , painted pos tcards of yollllg anything , cowboys , Indians, rob­ sounded off in noteworthy style as women of th e early 1900s and pi­ bers , cops, any kind of chase . it began programs emphasizing ano sheet music dating from 1840 That, of course, changes very J e w ls h Identification through to 1925. easily to the tornado scene." family participation. Mr. La ss believes he Is the Mr. Lass churned the piano "Operation Shofar" brought only high school principal In keys into a dark fury. trained nine to 11-year-old sho­ America who played the piano In For and "out into the s torm" far-blow!ng members of the cen­ the s!lent movies. He demonstra­ scene, In which a landlord evicted ter and their parents on Rosh ted for an interviewer recently. an Impoverished widow from her Hashanah visits to bed-ridden It was an art of a special kind. flat, Mr. Las s played music that J ewlsh patients in six of the Scene changes required abrupt was s tark, grave and tragic, but area's hospitals. The "shofar changes of keyboard pace and also tremulous. makers" group was developed mood. A good pl ayer had to be a 11 I didn't have any sound ef­ this summer at the center's day master of falllng-over-a-cllff fects," he explained. "I just had camp. music , storm-at-sea mus ic, 10 fingers." Two fathers, a mother and a lovers-kissing music, horror Mrs. Lass added an observa­ college student worked with eight music, and what was called ''hur­ tion: "The first two years 1 knew children In transforming the raw Follow the Canopy of Christmas Lights To ry music" to go with wild screen him, he had a permanent crooked rams• horns Into shofars. An ex­ chases, Mr. Lass Improvised neck from looking up at the perienced 11-year-old boy taught them all. screen at such a sharp angle." the required four Rosh Hashanah RHODE ISLAND'S MOST BEAUTIFUL He demonstrated that he could Tl)e piano player sat about eight shofar notes to each member of s till play a good, lmprompru feet from the screen, to one side. the group. score for Pathe News, circa For 12 years Mr. Lass has CHRISTMAS GIFT SHOP 1922. been pr!c!pal of the 4,100-student "There was always the hor.se Lincoln High School in the Rabbi Jakobovits Wants race or the steeple-chase," he Brighton Beach section. He ls au­ • Unusual Gifts Gathered Together In One said, his long fingers rippling· thor or editor of six books, British Jewry Surveyed Spot for Your Shopping Convenience. along the keys. "And the strike writer of articles and essays for picket line." He changed to deep, "The Sarurday Review and sev­ LONDON - Dr. Immanuel • Suggestions for the Hard - to - Please portentuous chords. eral education periodicals, and a Jakobovits, Chief Rabb! of the and The Person Who "Has Everything" "Then came the Paris fash­ former columnist for "The New British Commonwealth, recently ions," he said, and one could al-­ York World-Telegram," "The asked for a comprehensive suc.­ m·ost hear the canaries twitter- Post'' and "The Herald Trlb­ vey of the "British Jewish com­ ing. · \.Dle. '' munity' s overall re.sources, "I played In the Eagle Theater DOWNTOWN - SECOND FLOOR ult was a much simpler era. needs and services, with a view In Soro Park, on 16th Avenue to modernizing !ts structure and near 40th Street," he said. "I The pictures on the music reflect securing !ts future ." was 16 years old and ·1 played the times, the customs, the Dr. Jakobovits' recommenda­ P.S. Be Sure To See Tremendous Gift Selec­ about three hours after school dress," he remarked. "There tion was made at a conference of tions At Our Midland Mall Warwick and on Saturdays. They paid me were certain verities In llfe then. the Institute of Jewish Affairs, a Branch. $2 a day. Today, pollcemen strike, firemen re·search body associated with the "I want you to know, the first strike, school teachers strike. World Jewish Congress at the L day I w_alked In, there was this It's a different world.'' London School of Economics. 1lIB RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1967 21

SOVIETS TEACH UAR ARMY training ~ourses for Egyptian Israeli Navy PARIS - "Le Figaro" reports military personnel are being con­ that sil< Soviet generals and more ducted UDder direct Soviet In­ than 1,000 military technicians struction. The Soviets also ex­ Adding Ships are now stationed In Egypt for the ercise supervision over the rock­ purpose of rebuilding the Egyp­ et bases and the sectors of heavy TEL AVIV - The Israeli Navy, · tlan army. The special 'officers• artillery. sorely weakened by the sinking of the destroyer Elath, Is adding by Leonard Lyons new vessels to Its fleet. All forms of personal and business insuran~e The new ships, reportedly being built In an undisclosed na­ including - Life - Accident - Group - Fire - _ Claude Picasso, son of Pablo formers for the Ecole Francaise, tion, are el<{l'!cted to be delivered Picasso and Francois Gllot, Is at Carnegie Hall Dec. soon and ·are reportecfiy capable Automobile - Casualty - Bonds staying with friends In N,Y. 10 ...Sheldon Harnlck and Jer­ of providing the answer to any­ They'd received written per­ ry Bock went to London to show thing Egypt has on her waters. Murry M. Halpert mission to see the paintings at John Arden the 10 songs they've The ships are not expected to the Barnes Museum In Pennsyl­ written for "Trafalgar.'' By the be equipped with missiles of the 800 Howard Bldg. vania. They telephoned to have time they returned they'd cut the kind which sunk the Elath, It was DE 1-9100 Residence: their Invitation extended to in­ number down to fl ve said. They are not expected to be

clude th1~ir gues!: ~nd gave his . . . .Charles Webb, author of destroyers or frigates since such name, Picasso ...The mu- 0 Tile Graduate," Mike Mchols' craft Is considered outdated. The TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL seum official replied: "How do new film, Is titling his new navel, Israeli Navy has two destroyers . 155- Niagara Street you spell It?" "Love, Roger." built during World War II and one Pro.vidence, R.I. Academy Award nominee Before Joey Adams left for frigate. The new focus will Bruce Herschenson, who pro­ his round-the-world trip he apparently be on submarines and Hos dotes ovoiloble for the Foll and Winter duced the JFK film, "Years of stopped at the Stage Delicatessen other craft. seoson 1967-1968 in its newly completed Lightning, Day of Drums," will to buy borscht for Sukarno, Modernization of the Navy Is air-conditioned Social Holl. Pion to hove your be named to George Stevens Jr.'s corned beef for the Shah of Iran considered long overdue. Because Bar Mitzvahs, Weddings, Anniversaries, ond oil post at USIA .. . The editors of and a sal am! for the King of of defense prlorltes for Air social functions here. Avant-Garde will have an Issue Thall and ... He a sked Max Force, armored units and ground - Seating capocity 300. - (poetry, fiction and Illustrations) Asnas , the proprietor, to come to forces, the Navy wa s at the bot­ You are welcome to inspect our fine facilities. created entirely by comput­ Europe with him. "No, thanks ," tom of the Ii st. For further inlormotion call Temple Office al er .. . Although I, B. Singer has Asnas replied. "I came from Eu­ Brig. Gen Shiomo Ere! , com­ six-figure offers for the film rope. If I'd have liked It, I'd mander of the Navy, Is said to WI 1-6668 or HO 1- 1186 days call St rights to "The Manor," hi s wife still be there." have referred to the new ships 1-9330 evenings. insists on keeping her sales job Cary Grant receives a letter nine days before the Elath sinking at Lord & Taylor. from ex-relative Marjorie Post when he tol d gr aduates at the RCA-Victor w111 do Its third Hutton Davies whenever she has nautical college In Acre that the ·"Hello, Dolly!" album. The first another grandchild or great­ Navy would shortly be "very ex­ was with Carol Channing; the grandchild . . . Kutsher' s , the tensively reinforced" to enabl~ it }.1EE ~; second was with Mary Martin and CatskUI resort. will have 24 to safeguard the country's shore the London company; the third horse-drawn sleighs this winter . . more efficiently. ,HONG Restaurant w111 be of the new Pearl Balley­ Mr. Kutsher says: "It's time our During the June war, the Navy Cab Calloway troupe . . . Ralph sank one Egyptian missile-bear­ customers learn to look at a 1amou• lo, Amnicon 11nJ Cl.in••• Footl Bunche attended Sunday' s memo­ hor se w I thou t betting on ing craft and possibly hit two rable premiere and said: "This It" ...Gene Kelly arrives this submarines off the Israel coast. Attention WE WILL PA-.: RALF Is the first time Calloway went Israeli frogmen, believed to ...------.. OF Tin: FIBST BOU• week to start cas ting for the IN PA.KIND LOT ACBOSS STBEET throus,;h an evening without once "Hello, Dolly!" movie he's di­ be among the prisoners Egypt Is WEEKDAYS AFTJ:• 5 P.H . saying 'Hldlho.' " recting. holding, were said to have dam­ AIIIYTlllE SUNDAYS o• HOLIDAYS- When Kirk Douglas was asked aged two Egyptian submarines Michael Pearman, owner of hll Coane 8u.. Dlaaen-T•• KJad 70• wUl COO Df to pose, smiling, with Burt Lan­ and two missile-carriers In Al­ Like-Perteet aad low prteea. TOD.&Y f caster, he said: "Burt, our pear­ the Running Footman, wears plaid exandria at the outbreak of the Ordon to Tak• 0.t-Alr Coa4Wou4 Call GA 1-- ly white teeth w111 blind the cus­ slacks which match the plaid war. 0PJ:N J:VJ:•Y DAY 11 A.K. to lt.1'.X. tomers" . .. Alger Hiss' lec­ walls. In fact, It's cut from the tures at the New School w111 be same material . It' s decorative, TO REBUILD KILKALYEH 102. W£STMl~ST£1l ST■ NexttuAAc:ue expanded by him into a and a conversation piece. "But JERUSALEM The Arab book . . . Lei and Hayward w111 frankly, lt's much too warm," he township or Kllkalyeh In the West · produce "Ten O'Clock Scholar" said. "I didn't know that It had Bank area, severely damaged In .. . David L, Wolper Is bidding been fireproofed." the June war, will soon be re­ ************************ for· James Baldwin to write the constructed at a cost or 3.5 mil- screenplay of "Confessions of (Distributed by Publishers-Hall . lion pounds ($1,270,000), the Is­ Office Equipment Nat Turner" . ..Wolper also Syndicate, all rights reserved) rael Housing Ministry announced. will produce-TV's, "The David 0. Selznick Story." Marlene Dietrich' s one-wom­ London Denies Shift In Mideast Position an show grossed $72,000 a week ago . .. She says that she first LONDON - A Foreign Office the Israelis, Mr. Crossman said saw her contract with producer spokesman asserted emphatically that It was "surety clear that the Alex Cohen while she was per­ that there had been "nO change" past, Incl udlng the · attempts to forming In Copenhagen. She was In the British position In the substitute a renirn to armistice amused by the cl a use specifying Middle East. lines from present frontiers and she must appear at the opening He was denying a report that a to replace diplomatic recognition night party: "But luckily, the subtle shift In British policy had by vengeful nonbe111gerency, Is clause didn't specify how long I been Indicated by a speech deliv­ smashed beyond repair." had to s tay at the party." ered before a meeting celebrating He added that there seemed to Before Mike Romanoff left for the 50th anniversary of the Bal­ be a real chance for peace In the the "Tony Rome" premiere in four Declaration by Richard Middle East "If only the great Miami Beach he brought hi s own Crossman, Labor party leader In powers working through the United Nations can be content not caviar into the Sixth Av. Delica­ the House of Commons. to intervene and Impose their own tessen and had them prepare It The Balfour Declaration, as­ for him wl th the accoutre­ serting the right of Jews to a na­ peace." ments . . . Joe Levine made a deal tional home in Palestine, was The Foreign Office spokesman **~********************* with UA for foreign distribution made by Foreign Secretary Ar­ said that Mr. Crossman's speech rights to "Th e Gradu­ thur James Balfour, later the was not inconsistent with British ate" ... George Jessel is Earl of Balfour, In 191 7. policy but was a personal s tate­ pleased that Harry Gould pl ans to In hi s speech, which pleased ment. OPEN OPEN name a theater after him: "I'd MON. MON. THAU THAU '\ like to leave something behind, SAT. SAT. "( besides summonses." "Tll "Ill Jo sep h Mankiewicz, the 10 P.M. 10 P.M. screenwriter-director, asked for TEL TEL. a table at Sardi' s. He started fol­ 161-4640 161-4640 lowing Vincent Sardi Jr. toward the rear, right Into the kitchen. Sardi apologized, explalng that _FINE JEWELIY • DIAMONDS • GIFTS • TY • APP1.IANCE5 he'd thought hi s maltre d', Valen­ tin, was getting the table for him. "I'm quite relieved:' said Man­ kiewicz. "For a moment I thought you'd read my last screenplay.'' The orders lis ting the names of those banned from seeing the Inside of B111y Rose's mausoleum came from Rose's sis­ THE WEEK'S LETTER: "I situation except to discuss ltwith ters . .. Although some elegant have a problem. I find that soine them. It Is possible, you know, places permit turtleneck sweat­ d. the people I thought were my that the people who tell you they ers for men, Roseland's ban is friends really are two-faced. are saying things about you .are firm. . . The AP A-Phoenix will 'Ibey talk behind my back. I not quoting them correctly, or advertlse that a balcony seat to wouldn't care much If the things perhaps are misrepresenting see Helen Hayes, Eve LeGalllene they are saying were not as bad their remarks In some way. Peo­ and Uta Hagen In repertory costs u they are. I don't see why they pie who are Inclined to gossip less than the price of a ticket to should even talk and I can't tell are not overly concerned with most Broadway movie houses. them not to talk because I don't truth and usually put a little . One of Europe's busiest ex­ know what to say. Please help extra polish on any story they' perts Is Walter "Bud" Williams, me find a way to tell them to hear. 'You won't lose any friends who acted here In several Mau­ shut up those awful things they by asking someoneyouconslder· rice Evans productions. He's now are saying because they. aren't a friend If It Is true they made. the American dialogue director true and It Is ruining my reputa- certain comments about you. H for "Fraulein Doktor ,'' being lion.• someone pretends to be your filmed In Yugoslavia. Last week OUR REPLY: People who friend and Is not, let.them know his additional chore was to teach say bad things about you, even you realize they are not a friend 200 Yugoslav extras, dressed as If there Is a glimmer or truth In and find yourself a better friend. ,, World War I doughboys, to sing what they say, are not your "over 111ere." rrtends. Those who lie about If you hove ....noe. probl-.n you want to Jordan Christopher and Dia­ you are much W or 8 e. Where diM:UH, or an obHrvaHon to ma••· addroH hann Carroll will Join Isaac friends are concerned, there Is to..!:r.~ :: :i::_:c:,-:.;::~:~~- Fram Route 95 - Take No. Main Street Exit. Near Prov. -Pawt. Cit~ line Stern's array. of parent per- no positive way to handle the FIIAl«FOIT. ICY. --

22 ·TIIE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1967

• For news of Israel, Jewish COCKNEY 'FIDDLER" ·ll . ·,v'./,1~~to~r~-t~~#--:::,-~~. o/Jlli, ~- com mun It I es throughout the LONDON _ 'The London stage ·1<,c ·~-.,.., ~ world, local organizations and will get a cockney "Fiddler" society, read the Herald • • • and when 47-year-old Alfie Bass for some of the best bargains In takes over the title role In the hit the Greater Providence area. show, "Fiddler On The Roof," from Chaim Topol on Feb. I 9. Bass, son of an Easr End Jewish tailor, is a well-known actor. PEN PROBLEM ? BRING IT TO · PROVIDENCE PEN SHOP 7 Arcade Bldg. GA 1-6512 - Lighters Repaired -

only $3q down e DIAMONDS Gutted C-97 hulk squats amid debris at Tucson, like four found and renovated by the Israeli mechanics. up to 24 months to pay includes Au-India jet e WATCHES New York-London hotels, e CLOCKS tickets to 6 London hits U. S. Scrap Builds 4 Freighter Planes and many extras Sales and Service for details and information call or write :J~omaJ IJ. ~'I For Israel . . .Outright Purchase Denied Jewelers S.nce 1 878 (C ontinued from page 17) PRICE TRAVEL Cor. No. Main - Smith Sts., Prov . very difficult to find New York, rael!s. Airplane refuses to climb 270 County Rd -, Barrington cation and an authority on trees. much les s Israel. above 15,000 feet, too heavy. We 808 HOPE 5T 831 5200 Stelljes's approach ro nytng ts The engine s are feathered, obtain special dispensation from ------simllarly w,common. It is, sim­ Motors work perfectly. Flaps are Air Traffic Control to remain low ply, to go whenever Ir ts possible raised, lowered. All four commu­ until Tucumcari , N.M. Fuel burn­ to go . "l fear only two things In nications radios are adequate. off shoul d then permit climb Don't Be Afraid of "THE BEARD" nytng," he declared, .,an uncon­ Autopilot holds heading but not to 19.000 feet, the night plan alti­ trollable fire and disintegration altitude. We don chut~s and pres­ tude. We Generate New Ideas of the atrplQne." Most veteran surize. Back In the cabin the 9 p.m.: Airplane Is at 19,000, 138A Wayland Ave. pilots fear a great many more wosh of air escaping through cabin holding nicely at 7500, when things and ny accordingly. cracks and crevices in the pres­ we enter snow storm. According T A.M. P.M. Open 10 to 6 Mon., Thurs. & Sat. On the afternoon of Oct. 5 , sure hull is louder than the roar to Tucson weathermen, storm 10 A.M . to 9 P.M . Tu~s., _Wed. & Fri . five crewmen crawled Into Papa of the engines, but the hull Itself should not exist. Fort Worth H 16 Pine St. Open 11 A.M. to 9 P.M . Papa's 15-year-old fuselage to proves sotmd . sends up ,.new,. weather. A line begin their pre-night checkout. .. C-97 ctrcltng over Tucson, of severe thunderstorms across Strewn about the cabin were oily this ls Tucson Approach Control. our route. tops at 55,000 feet, pi­ Elephant Walk Inc. rags , empty cans , old s andwich Are you Air Force or civilian?" lot reports of 0 extreme" turbu­ wrappers and tool s. Tile dust " Neither," we radio back, lence, .,severe" hatl . Ground Gifts of Distinction From crust on the cockplr radio console "we are Is r aeli.•• stations report two tornadoes as­ Distant lands and People was thick. (Pause} "Israel! 7" sociated with squall line. lnere among the radios wa s a "Roger." 9:05 p.m.: Minor argument Jewelry - Clothing - Pottery VHF set the Air Force quit using "O.K. . .Tucson out." ensues in cockpit over wisdom of before Korea. Directly above the Papa Papa cannot return to pressing on. We press on. Air­ Stemware - Leather Crafts by copilot's head wa s a modern ci­ Davts-Monthan Air Force Base. plane Is not on fire, nor has. it yet The Leather Soul vilian VHF, obviously purchased A. landing there might Imply the disintegrated. and Ins talled by Moishe and Abe U,S, Government wa s helping the 5 a.m. , Oct. 13: Up all night TEL. 2 72-65 82 as an afterthought, a real neck­ State of Israeli expand its fleet of Installing windshield, exhausted wrencher to tune. On the night long-range military freighters. crew gets Papa Papa off shortly engineer' s panel, various knobs So, from this point on , we must before daw n. A 65-knot wind right and dial s and switches had been land at les s conspicuous places, on the plane's posterior means EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY! covered with paper tape. All rep­ civilian fields such as New Shannon in 6 hours, 26 minutes. resented systems that once were York' s Kennedy International, one Bob Projansky, the navigator, .,, aboard the airplane but wereA't of the wort d' s truly crowded predicts the equal time point In 2 any more, or systems still there hours, 26 minutes. Beyond that One of the nation' s largest life insurance com­ airpor ts. but no longer usable. Stelljes lands in darkness at mark, we continue onward n~ panies has an outstanding sales position open The lttany of the checklis ts Tucson In ternational Airport and matter what happens to the air- I in the Providence area. complete, we called to rower for taxis acros s the field to an open plane. Projansky' s navigation over Working largely w ith established accounts. In­ takeoff clearance an d got it. ramp of concrete lit by Stelljes held the brakes , set max­ noodllghts mounted on poles. The the Atlantic came within a degree dividual must be local resident with managerial imum power. The engineer said area Is used by Lufthansa Ger­ of Shannon Airport. When we ability, ambition and show progress for age. "Power O.K." Stelljes released man Airlines to train pilots who picked up the signal of Its homer, we let the plane continue straight Business or sales background helpful. the brakes and Papa Papa began stop over at Tucson en route rolling. from Germany to Mexico City. ahead. No course change was Beginning sa lary to $ 700 with On takeoff. the tachometers From the Germans, Mot she necessary. all usual fringe benefits had reported a real aberration: has borrowed forklifts, auxiliary Israeli Four X-Ray Foxtrot i the simultaneous overspeeding of power carts , elevated work plat­ Papa Papa seemed to feel Zion's all four propellers. Fal se alarm. forms and noodllghts. All in all, tug. The closer this hand-made FOR CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW CALL Since the prop governors and the there are 22 things wrong with Stratocrulser got to Tel Aviv, the 421-4983 props had never flown together, Papa Papa. Jake says "We fi x faster It new - literally. Its the former wasn't certain when to tonight, we go tomorrow." engines produced more power. ~ halt the latter's windup. Calibra­ 4 .p.m., Oct. 6: Mr. Hoffman In s truments and radios that had tion would cure that. kept a ntght journal: Jake was failed over America fixed them­ LINCOLN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. In ntght, the copilot's rate of right. We flight plan for etght­ selves .over the Mediterranean climb Indicator showed 6000 feet and-a-half hours via high altitude and strangely started working " It's name indicates its character' ' per minute up, the pilot's 1800 airways to New York. Tucson again. feet per minute up. The al ti meter weathermen unusually optimistic As sunset signaled the end of showed 300 feet per minute up. on conditions en route: a decaying Yorn Ktppur, we banked over the Curious, but not serious. frontal system over Oklahoma, no. Greek isle of Rhodes and pointed I The main gyro-stabilized turbulence or Icing to speak of, Papa Papa's great glass nose at compass, which feeds bearing In­ favorable winds. Lod International Airport. Lod formation to the navigational ra­ 6:10 p.m.: Papa Papa lumbers Approach Control radioed up a - dios, failed. Major problem. off ground, Its fuselage stuffed cheerful "Shalom." Then the Without the compass, It would be with parts scavenged by the Is- city's glow, the reflection of _ its glow in the sea. Pleasant air, ~ ~~D~~ an easy landing. · buring the next few months, For The HOLIDA VS Israeli Attacks On Apartheid Israel! Four X-Ray Foxtrot Papa Papa would be picked apart, i overhauled and put back _together Dismay South African Jews again by Israeli Aircraft In­ dustries. In all p,obablllty, lAI JOHANNESBURG South nounced apartheid and called on would carve off her tall and re­ UN African Jewry Is distressed by members to act against It. connect It with hinges, so that what it considers to be a serious Maurice Porter, chairman of the forklifts could empty her hold rift developing between the South • South African J ewlsh Board of within seconds. Or so that five African Government and Israel Deputies, felt compelled to Issue , over attacks on apartheid voiced jeeps could drive down and out of a statement pointing out that, It. by tlie Israel delegate In the while "the Jewish community has United Nations Special Polltlcal no collective viewpoint, as dis­ In all probability, !Al would Committee. tinct from each Individual's per­ Install drag chutes In her tall so This was Indicated In state­ sonal opinions, on South Africa's the Papa Papa could land on short ments by South African Jewish race policies, the Jewish commu­ strips, or on the desert If neces­ leaders who cited the record of nity Is far from happy that this sary. It might al so add rocket sympathy and friendship extended Incident took place." racks alongside Papa Papa's by South Africa to Israel, par­ Porter said It was appreciated fuselage to cut her takeoff roll In ticularly during the crisis pre­ that Dr. Barrom! "did not take half. ceding the Six-Day War and its the Initiative In the matter, but At midnight on Oct. 14, Papa THE GIFT BOX . .. .chocolates and butter bons aftermath. was replying to a bitter attack Papa pulled up to Lod's passen­ They also expressed growing upon Israel by the Algerian rep­ ger terminal and parked next to I½ lbs. $2.75 2¼ lbs. $4.00 concern with the angry reaction resentative. Without defending his an Alita.Ila DC-8. The whole ramp of South Afrlclans to Israel's choice of words, I belleve It Is was deserted except for a bag- 1 anti-apartheid stand as reflected arguable that he did not Intend hts· gage cart and a cluster of Israeli In recent comment In the press contribution In any aggressive mechanics who would not wait un­ IVY APOTHECARY and radio. spirit.'' Porter expressed dis­ til morning to continue the reno­ The Immediate cause for con­ appointment at the tone of some vation of Foxtrot Papa Papa. 736 HOPE STREET 421-3047 cern was a speech by Israel! of the reactions to Dr. Barroml's The "Yorn Klppur Clipper," delegate, Dr. Joel Barrom!, speech In sections of the press as Jake and Abraham called It, widely reported here, which de- and comment on the radio. was home. ------

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1967 23 §!UIUIIIUIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIUIUIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUUIINIUIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHllltHlllllllftHIIHIHIIII-NHIIIIIIIIIIHllftlllllllDNIINt_..._ftllllHIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII i Israel's Dream Of Doubling Population By 2000 Called 'Pie In Sky' I r I f!1111 ,~~, ' In speech after speech, writes the Diaspora, the Jews scattered ,,~~Ibecoming even more different lfl~l/iJews, with the 250,000 ,Israeli . = 5 Harold Jackson In the Manchester throughout the world, will return. The pattern of Immigration has Arabs, and with the prospect of § Guardian Weekly, the prime min- The proclamation of Independence changed dramatically In the past retaining the west bank and Its r 5 lster has tried to induce new Im- dedicated the new state to the 20 years. Up to Independence, 88 J.4 mi1lion Arabs, oriental In- § migration and the whole subject "lngathering of the exiles" and per cent of the Jewish !mm!- fluence in Israel wi11 Inevitably 5 is much debated internally, but this Is still Its principal concept. grants came from Europe, and grow stronger The nightmare i ~~;zit~?#11~ ::.g;~;;,:;;;; ::.j;;;;;;,;~;:~ ~;:;i~~tiiI:i

§======~:~:; :~: iro:l~h:t v1:%r~at~~'.. :~si~c~~~:~g t':eg~!~. ci~unE~~~= camps of Europe disgorged tlielr Inge;:;\!! their not-too-subtle dustrial nations and these seem ern Europe. So long as they are d I stre s s e d populations. Then the least likely 10 respond. precluded from leading a normal there was a dramatic swing. By exhortations they realise that For all Israel's military effl- rel!gious, econom ic , and social 1954 only 7.6 per cent of new- they are not going to win the ctency, nobody who has visited existence they wi11 find attractive comers were Europeans. They :;:';;: c~n~:!~~\;;8~!• a~~e.'.n"::. the country coujd pretend that the prospect of a Jewish home- ~.:;,~n~,:;,mrr:r:\:e ~t;nlc:~~ tlve: heavy Western Immigration. ~~~p~~:~n:a~~a~~f!~!1el:f~;~ ~:f :~: :!~~g;ay live as nor- tries of North Africa: 70 per cent They have already Introduced tax down in a bureaucratic morass But this does not hold remote- in 1954, 90 per cent In 1955, and concessions for immigrants, and whose only economic Justification ly true now In We stern Europe 80 per cent In 1956. more legislative encouragement Is that It provides work. Any and America. Certainly there Is These so-called oriental Jews Is promised. Mr. Eshkol went as number of explanations can be of- still anti-Semitism, still the oc- had little In-common with their near as he could to saying that fered for this . Mr. Jackson's ls caslonal bizarre row about golf occidental fellows. Their social, the structure of society would be ~ that the nature of the early Imm!- club membership, but this hardly cultural, and educational back- ~:ea~=~t:~n:~~~ssary to bring In 5 grants from Europe, most of comes into the category of per- ground owed more to Islam than I

them either professional men or secutlon. No Jewish famlly In to anything. "They were, ln effect, All this assumes an inherent I:===== small business men used to nm.:. Bruges or Birmingham or the Jewish Arabs , the poor whites of urge to "return" because of some nlng their businesses single Bronx ls s tarving because It Is Israel . They are not geared to the abstract sense of belonging. But handed, militated against the Idea denied the right to earn a living. technological society that Is mod- If the Zionists are wrong and of dispersed authority. In these circumstances Mr. ern Israel, and they tend to get what drives Jews to Israel Is 5 The result Is that middle Eshkol's dream of doubling the the Jobs appropriate to the eco- persecution and denial of eco- 5 management In the country today population of Israel by the end of nomlcally handicapped ...but nomlc oportunlty, then "west- i= Is abysmal by the standards of the century (It was Implicit In hi s they have a high birth rate and ernlsm" In Israel Is faced with a those countrteS with which Israel statement that he meant the Jew- will tend to become an increasing s truggle and a defeat much great- E Is usually compared. They are !sh population) seems like pie In element. er than anything the Arab armies ~ hedged about with paper and seem the sky. Some of the Eastern European could Inflict. § ffllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHllllllllllllllf.i DllfCH BAR PARDON Joseph Koyalla, 58, former head St ly Of Se I p • •1y RIBICOFF INSTALLED AMSTERDAM - A second of the Amersfoort concentration ereo pe xua F0ffllSCUI NEW YORK - The Jewish request to pardon three Nazi war camp and slayer of many of Its Theological Seminary of America criminals serving life sentences Inmates; Franz Fische r, 64, who Q f" d B R h p h I • f recently Installed Sen, Abraham for the deportation and deaths of took part In the killing of 12,000 ues lone y esearc syc 0 og1s A, Rlbicoff as vice-chairman of 100,000 Dutch Jews during World Jews; and Heinz Aus Der Fuen- the Board of Overseers. War II was rejected by the Neth- ten, 67, former SS officer, who STANFORD, Calif. - The head alternatives. erlands Minister of Justice Dr headed the Amsterdam branch of of a four year study at two uni "For most students the aca 1 Carel Polak. The reques t; in~ Adolf Eichmann's transportation versities -in California says tha~ demic offerlngs of coll~ge do no~ troduced in the Netherlands Par- operatlon. Al1 are now in- "our investigations do not con- connect adequately with their own LUCIENNE liament were made on behalf of carce rated ln Breda prison. firm to the popular stereotype personal motivation~," he says. of widespread sexual promis- The students often do not IMPORTER cutty." learn to use their reasoning ca- Dr. Joseph Katz, 47-year-old pacltles with development prob­ EXCLUSIVE SNOW BLOWERS research psychologist, says the terns they face, he adds, and often ATLAS TORO GILSON findings Indicated that "sexual make major life decisions, tn­ FAMOUS BRAND lntlmacy, where It occurs, takes eluding choice of career and GO KARTS & MINI BlKES place In the context of a relation- marrl$ge partners, by default. ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMAS ship that ls serious rather than 1lle report says: "lbe whole French Knits casual ·" structure of higher education is USE OUR CHARGE PLAN Establishing more commu- desliJned to look at external signs From Paris nicatlve relations is often up- of success and, more rarely, to CRANSTON LAWN MOWER CO. permosr ln couples' minds, not focus on the needs of the lndivtd­ physlcal contact. he maintains in ual ." Also.choice 1375 PARK AVENUE, CRANSTON a report. SALES 942-1124 SERVICE The study was conducted Dr. Katz says that many s tu­ Italian Cadillac among students at Stanford Uni­ dents want to develop their Iden­ versity and the University of Cal­ tities, their capacity for intimate and Promenade ~llllllllllllllllllll!lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIUllllllllllllllllllllllllffllnlllllllllllllUIIIIHIN11~ ifornia at Berkeley. communication with others and = s According to Dr. Katz: for taking reSl)onslllblty for oth­ Wholesale ·"There are fairly large numbers ers, but, he says, 4 'the college of students, roughly a third of the years do not bring sufficient op­ Display Salon men and a quarter of the women portunity to develop the nonlntel­ who seem to date little or not at lective parts of their character." 250 HOPE STREET all even as college seniors. ( next corner Uoyd) "In spite of the very favorable All men are created equal and Providence, R.I. male-female ratio at Stanford, endowed by their creator with an OPEN 10 to 6 over a fifth of the women Students insatiable urge to become other­ PL 1-124S ::R:N:::J;~¥Z:~:~R:~R: seem to have no dates in an aver­ wise. I Iage week In any of the four col- lege years," he found. ~ SALES and SERVICE ~- Dr. Katz and 18 other psy­ "Has It Happened To You Yet" cho Io gists and psychiatrists liii111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111!!J!11§ analyzed tests and questionnaires from more than 3,000 members of the class of 1965. The students FRED SPIGEL'S were studied from their freshman days four year s earHer . The researchers also collect­ KOSHER MEAT MARKET ed material through eight In­ 243 RESERVOIR AVE., PROVIDENCE HO 1-0425 depth interviews apiece with a cross-section of 250 students l056 HOPE ST., PROV .. R.I. from college entrance through INTRODUCES, SHOP THE MODERN WAY gr aduation. . PERSONALIZED SERVICE The fin dings are incorporated TUES. & ■ In a 666-page report, recently "MEATS WITH YOUR . WED. ONLY released; entitled "Growth and DA VS OF BEAUTY APPROVAL" Constraint in College Students," Treat Yourself to a Day With Richard's Experienced Staff For The research was Jointly fi­ ------·111 OS Uttleos s1500 \ . nanced by the Danforth Found~­ tlon ·and the United States Office NO SUBSTITUTES ROLLED BEEF ~$1.49 LB. of Education. It Included person­ INCLUDES, INDIVIDUAL HAIR STYLING , EXPERT HAIR CUTTING, COOKED I ality development, student attl­ SAUNA BATH , FACIAL , CREME RINSE. COLOR RIN SE, WAX t u de s toward teachers and TREATMENTS, MANICURE. 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