,..., t-:. C/l < J < 0 .0 0 c: 0- 0 N t- 0 Ci) . . Archbishop Capucci States :::: f-,tll - tll • :;:- ..l..J e:: 'Forced Into The Guerrillas' WW • TEL AVIV: The Greek Catholic Fatah agents, but no contacts were "? C ..o z Archbishop of Jer.usalem, who was made. • < • arrested on charges of smuggling The Archbishop was reported to > 0- 0 weapons for Palestinian guerrillas, have led police to "drop points" • C n-:: h a s r e p o r t e d 1 y t o I d h i s where he had left exploxives for the 0:: N n. NL Y ENGLISH-JEW/SH W EEKLY IN R. /. AND SOUTHEAST MASS. interrogators that he had been Al Fatah agents to pick up. He forced into guerrilla service by never saw the agents personally, the threats of blackmail. Israeli officials said. YULUMt LV 111, NUMBER 26 FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1974 16PAGES 20c PERCOPY According to Israeli officials, An authoritative Israeli source Archbishop Hilarion Capucci said here said that in addition to being representatives in Lebanon of the charged with being a member of a Abraham Segal To Speak guerrilla organization Al Falah had terrorist organization and with threatened him with physical arms smuggling, the Archbishop At Bureau Conference violence and with disclosure of faced a charge of being an Abraham Segal, director of edu actions that might jeopardize his accessory to murder. cation of the Union of American position in the church. As According to the informant, this Hebrew Congregations, will be the patriarchal vicar he is the spiritual steins from a statement by three keynote speaker at the Fall Con leader of about 4 ,500 Greek brothers accused 'of murdering a ference of the Jewish teachers and Catholocs, most of them Arabs Jerusalem taxi driver. The brothers principals of Rhode Island. The living in Jerusalem, the occupied reportedly said they got their theme of the conference which will West Bank of Jordan and in central weapons at one.of the Archbishop's be held at the Jewish Community Israel. "drops." Center on Wednesday, September Details of the police investigation Patr,·arch Consults 4, from 7:30 to 1-0 P.M. will be have been given to the Most Rev. "Approaches 'to Teaching ·Jewish William A. Carew, the Vatican's p / R History." representative in Jerusalem, and to Ope n Om e The conference will be held un three churchmen from Lebanon BEIRUT, Lebanon: Patriarch der the joint auspices of the who will report to the Greek Maximos V. Hakim of the Greek Educators Council and the Bureau Catholic Middle East Synod now Catholic Church flew to Rome to of Jewish Education of Rhode Is meeting in Beirut. discuss with Pope Paul VI the land. The legal adviser to the Greek detention by Israel of the Most Following Mr. Segal's address Catholic Church in Jerusalem, Aziz Rev. Hilarion Capucci, the Greek • TO FETE RABBI: Rabbi WiNiam G. concurrent workshops on the Shehadeh, h as undertaken to Catholic Archbishop of East Braude of Temple Beth El, will be represent the Archbishop. He said Jerusalem. honored at-a reception to be given primary grades, intermediate that he had not initiated any action The Archbishop was arrested by the congregatien ·on ·Sunday, grades and secondary grades will September 8, between 3 and 5 be conducted from 8:30 to 9: 15 and was awaiting instruction from August 18 on charges of p.m. Rabbi Braude has been with p.m. The plenary session will fol ABRAHAM SEGAL the Archbishop and the church smuggling weapons to Palestinian representatives. guerrillas in the Israeli-occupied the congregation for 42 years and low from 9:20 to 10 p.m. Seymour Krieger, principal, The fin al decision on whether the West Bank of Jordan and ol being beginning September 1, will bes Mr. Segal has been active in Temple Beth El; Lenore Levin, come Rabbi Emeritus. church leader is to be put on trial is an agent of Al Falah, the major 'Jewish education for more than 40 principal, South County Hebrew to be made at Cabinet level. guerrilla organization. The committee on arrange years as teacher and principal, and School; Saul Troen, principal, ments is headed by Mrs. Bertram Israeli officials told the A decision to take the case to as instructor of adult classes, Temple Emanu-EI, and Elliot L Bernhardt. Other members are churchmen that the Archbishop the Vatican was adopted by the teacher courses and seminars. Schwartz, executive director, Bu Mrs. Newton Cohn, Mrs. Howard had been a courier for Al Fatah for Greek Catholic Synod. Rosenberg, Mrs. Maurice Shore, He has , served as editorial con reau of Jewish Education. sultant and writer for many Jc:wish more than a year. At first, the The Synod sent a three-member Mrs. Norman Goldberg, Mrs. Jo officials said, Al Falah used him to mission to Israel to investigate the seph Schwartz, Miss Amy Berman, agencies and is the author of many J. Lyman Williams, Murry Halpert, articles and books in the field. Israeli ~all-Up .R1:1ns carry fu nds across the border for charges. president of the congregation, and Members of the planning com Smoothly, Efficiently the dependents of guerrillas in One of the members of the Joseph M . Finkle: . mittee for the conference are Rab Israeli-held territory. mission, Bi shop Bartholomeus The congregation has invited all bi Nachman Cohen, chairman, TEL AVIV: Responding to code The search of the Archbishop's . Samman, was quoted in the press friends of Rabbi Braude to attend Educators Council; Aaron Fal worded calls such as "birthpangs," car near Jerusalem was said to have · as having declared: "We have the reception. cofsky, principal, Temple Sinai; "slaughtered chicken" and been filmed and reco rded on tape discovered that all the changes -' 'Sampson and Delilah," thousands by Is r a e Ii o ffi c i a 1 s. The made against the Archbishop were of Israeli war veterans immediately Archbishop, who had just returned lies." France To Re-Examine Arms joined their reserve units in a test from Lebanon, was said to have He also said that Archbishop mobilization. been in the car when it was Capucci has gone on a hunger Sales To Libya, Arab Countries The code words were broadcast intercepted. He later reportedly strike in an effort to compel the PARIS: The French government had told the Israelis that they had repeatedly from noon by Israeli wrote a statement to the police in Israelis to accord him better has announced that it will "re been trained under Libyan television and radio and from longhand. treatment. examine" its arms sales to the Arab identities at a French air base near cruising police cars: They were also . The Archbishop was then Patriarch Maximos has countries, especially to Libya. This Dijon. posted on billboards, and leaflets allowed to go free for 10 days but protested the detention of the decision was taken following The following day, Oct. 10, 1973, were dropped from aircraft over was kept under surveillance. The Archbishop in prison, contending Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's French Information Minister cities and beaches. Israelis were said to have hoped that he should be held instead in admission that Libyan Mirages ·are Joseph Comiti said, "The only The purpose of the exercise was that he would be approached by Al house arrest. stationed in Egypt, flown by Mirages used in the Middle East to test the effectiveness of those Egyptian pilots and -had war are those belonging to Israel." media in alerting reservists who participated in the Yorn Kippur A few days later, October 14, the make up the bulk of Israel's forces. Lisbon Denies Report War fighting. Libyan government denied Israel's . Figures are not revealed here, but Political circles here believe that charge, and the French Foreign foreign sources have said that the French government's decision Ministry released a report from the reservists swell the standing army By US State Dept. to study the entire issue of arms French military attache in Tel Aviv from 75,000 to 300,000. WASHINGTON: The State renewal was in I 972, for two years. sales to the Arabs was taken after a saying that "Israel has not An informed source said that Department said that it had The current accord has been i only a few of the reservists were number of ministers pressed at a submitted any evidence to its received reports that some extended until a new one is ~ Cabinet session for an immediate claims." One month later, Libyan being called up and registered. The unidentified Arab nation had negotiated. t halt to all deliveries of arms and President Muammar Qaddafi military command did not stage the offered Portugal $400-million to Robert J . McCloskey , 1 spa re parts to Libya. It is officially denied the claim in an call-up as suddenly as lt would have deny the United States the use of Ambassador-at-large, will begin understood that the Ministers of interview with the French liked for fear the Arabs might the Azores, which served as a talks on September 3 with the Foreign Affairs and Defense newspaper "Le Monde." misinterpret the mobilization. The refueling point for the American Portuguese Ambassador to , plans were made public although promised to present concrete Now the issue has become a airlift to Israel during last Washington, Joao Hall Themido, recommendations on this subject at public scandal as Sadat accused the the date of the operation was not October's Arab-Israeli war. the State Department said. announced. the next government session. Libyans of wanting him to return Portuguese Embassy officials During the 16-day war last The Franco-Libyan contract for the Mirages while he still "needs Foreign military attaches and exp,essed surprise at the reports, October, the United States was representatives of United Nations the sale of 110 Mirages contained them." In a letter addressed to the and the fo~ign Ministry is Lisbon blocked by some of its North observer forces were informed of an article fo rbidding Libya to hand Libyan government, Sadat revealed denied any knowledge of such an Atlantic Treaty Organization allies the time of the exercise. They were over to any third country the that the Mirages were in Egypt at offer from Arabs. from using their territory or , French-made planes or to engage the time of the Yorn Kippur War, asked to pass the information to The tendency in Washington was airspace to ship military supplies to neighboring Arab countries to ease them in the Middle East connict. during which they were used by to rega rd the reports as either Israel. Portugal, by allowing the any suspicions that the exercise was France' s self-imposed embargo Egyptian pilots. Sadat added that unconfirmed rumors or as a signal United States to use the Lajes base, a cover for a military offensive. regulations specify that no arms the planes "are still needed as the by some Portuguese that they made it possible for the giant C-5 But according to the Damascus can be sold or supplied to any war ( with Israel ) is not yet over would drive a hard bargain when transports to refuel for the night to and Beirut radios, the Arabs were country actively participating in the and lighting could break out again the United States and Portugal Israel. still suspicious. Middle East war. at any moment." begin negotiations next mo nth on Because of her cooperation with l•aell dtarsa iietllH The French press has highlighted 'Exodus' renewing American base rights in the United States as well as her A few d ays after the Yorn the Sadat report, which came at a TEL AVIV: Film director Otto the Azores. effort to maintain control of her Kippur War broke out, Israel highly awkward mome·fi't for the Preminger disclosed here that he Robert Anderson, the State African territories, Portugal was charged Libya with having engaged French government - during once sent the late President Gamal Department spokesman, said thilt one of the nations subject to the part of its Mirages in the fighting. Egyptian Foreign Minister Ismail Abdel Nasser of Egypt a print of the United States had no more than Arab oil embargo. The Israeli Ambassador in Paris, Fahmy's visit here and while Egypt his film "Exodus" for a private the bare outlines of the reports and Reportedly the Arab offer also Asher Ben Natan, called a special .and France plan to further screening. had not received any verification of provided that the oil embargo press conference to say that Israel . trengthen their ties. Fahmy said, The film , which deals with events them. against Portugal would be lined if had shot down five Libyan Mirages when questioned about the al the time of Israel's birth in 1948, Under a two-party agreement, the Azores were denied to the and had captured two Egyptian incident, that it was a " purely inter was banned throughout the Arab the United States has the right to United States. But at present pilots who had nown them. The Arab affiar, unconnected with my world, and Preminger was black- · use the Lajcs air base on Terceira Portugal has sufficient oil supplies. two Egyptians. Ben Natan said, visit in Paris." li sted. Island in the Azores. The last 7 . ,.__, . .=. ____ , - · ~-...... ~-- · 2-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1974 Sugarman Memorial Chapel. Bur PAINTING & l'Al'IIHANOINO Subscribe to the Herald. ial was in Lincoln Park ,Cemetery. Interior ·a Exterior Decorating, Obituaries The wife of Morris Lecht, she GUIDO E. had been a life-long resident of Providence. She was the daughter P~TROSINELLI ISRAEL MARKOVITZ member of Redwood Lodge, of the late Jacob and Dina Gold 102 FIAT AVE., CRANSTON Funeral services for Israel F&AM. man. Markovitz, 71, of 113 Lauriston Besides his wife, he is survived Estimates Given She was ·a past president of the Street, who died August 21, were by a son, Melvin Rabinowitz of Mizrachi Women, a member of 942-8263 held August 23 at the Sugarman North Hollywood, California; a the Jewish Home for the Aged, a Memorial Chapel. Burial was in daughter, Willene Koffler of member of the Congregation Sons Lincoln Park Cemetery. Woodland Hills, California; two of Jacob and the Jewish Commu- The husband of Fay (Sigler) brothers, Ben Rabinowitz of Prov Markovitz, he was a native and idence and Jack Rabinowitz of (Continued on page 3) FREE lnstailation lifelong resident of Providence. He Westbrook, Connecticut; two sis Unveiling Notices FREE Measuring was a son of the late Morris and ters, Ida Sirota of Malden, Mas The unveiling of a monument in 39 Fannie (Ripsman) Markovitz. sachusetts, and Sarah Reichin of memory of the late UWAN BRES FREE Estimates 3 up He owned and operated the for Poughkeepsie, New York, and LER will take place on Sunday, _mer We Wash It laundry business four grandchildren. September 1, at 11 o .m. in Lincoln Park Cemetery. Relatives and on Smith Street until his retire . .. . ., CaUfor friends are invited to attend lep,...ntative 944-4595 ment fiye years ago. MRS. MORRIS LECHT ;(4_ n~•s fXPfllfN_Cf Mr. Markovitz was a member , Funeral services for Lillian The unveiling of a monument in of the Knights of Pythias and the (Goldman) Lecht, 72, of 243 memory of the late EVA PERELMAN Ke■■e•y's Deeoratl■g Ce■ ter ~Will take_ploce on Sunday, Septem Providence Hebrew Free Loan As Smith Street, who died August 22 ~r 8, at 11 -o:m. in Lincoln Park ff2 OH LAWN AVE. (Rte S) CRANSTON sociation. alter an illness of three weeks, Cemetery. Relative, and friends are Besides his wife, he is survived . were held the following day _at the invited to attend .. by two daughters, Marcia Rafkind 9-6 •• finally did It. • ,., of Brooklyn, New York, and Flor ence Mendenhall of Huntington JEWI_SH LAW AND TRADITION HAVE EN Beach, California; two brothers, DOWED- THE FUNERAL WITH PROFOUND "AIR· 1tn11nm111111m, Samuel Markovitz of Providence RELIGIOUS SIGNIFICANCE. IT SHOULD EX ,~.,:..¥!f'll! -~Y~:!1!!f~· and Joseph Markovitz of Lincoln PRESS THE DIGNITY, SANCTITY AND REVER and two grandchildren. ENCE OF A SOLEMN RELIGIOUS SERVICE ••• TO THIS END WE DEDICATE OUR PURPOSE ~:TWEET'·S PERRY RABINOWITZ AND PLEDGE OUR SERVICE TO EACH FAMI Perry Rabinowitz, 63, of Sher LY WITH WHOM WE COUNSEL. LOBSTER SPECIAL man Oaks, California, formerly of • BOILED LIVE __ • BROILED LIV_E ·Providence, who died August 21 Willr~_AW;hM•frilt.•..,.wti{lillt..,l alter a short illness, were held Sunday at the Sugarman Me _SUGARMAN MEMORIAL CHAPEL folt~._.. ,136 •~· morial Chapel. Burial was in Lin BALIAN()'~ F.~Y _REST. coln Park Cemetery. "THE JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTOR" 180 Mt ·Hope Av~.; The husband of Hilda Bristol,IP,:02809 (Schwartz) Rabinowitz, he was 458 HOPE STREET PROVIDENCE, R.I. Ph, 4cu -2n,,ao born in Providence, a son of the (401) 331-8094 Call Air Menus, Parties. Visits · late William and Nellie (Fingert) Rabinowitz. He had lived in Provi ROBERT M. GOLDBLATT dence most of his life. LEWIS J. BOSLER HWIN M. BOSLER Mr. Rabinowitz was a former co-owner of the former Roberts IN FLORIDA (305) 861-9066 EAST SIDE Textile Company of Pawtucket until he retired seven years ago and moved to California. He was a member of Temple OUR CALENDARS FOR THE Beth Sholom; a past president of YEAR 5735 the Providence Hebrew Free Loan Association; .a member of the ARE NOW AVAILABLE Touro Fraternal Association and a TOBE REMEMBERED
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Sept. 16-26 Besides her husband, she is sur Mr. Goldberg was the founder former Nazis presently immune in Germany despite crimes against * WELL KNOWN CANTOR vived by three sons, Daniel Lecht .and operator of the former United of Warwick, Leon Lecht of Bel Hardwa,e Company in Warwick French Jewry, brought to justice. mont, Massachusetts, and Charles for 25 years, until his retirement FREE & IMMEDIATE Lecht of New York City; a broth live years ago. HUGHES ROOFING RESORTS CONFIRMATIONS er, Leo Goldman of Israel; two He was a member of the Bud Gutters• Slate Work sisters, Ida Goldstein of Israel and Trinkel Bowling League. Siding BANNER LODGE CONCORD GROSSlNGER Bessie Schwartz of Far Rockaway, Besides his wife, he is survived FREE ESTIMATES New York, and 14 grandchildren. BROWN'S NEVELE SEACREST ••• by two daughters, Paula Matzner 124 FOURTH ST., PROV. OTHERS RALEIGH TAMARACK of Scituate and Diana Adams of 861-2338 MRS. SAMUEL LEVY Baltimore, Maryland; two broth Funeral services for Sadie Levy, ers, Abe Goldberg of Pawtucket FROM 68, 184 Sumter Street, who died and Louis Goldberg of Providence; ART ISRAEL BOSTON $617* Tuesday, were held Thursday at a sister, Toby Marks of Cranston ••ff. Aug. 1 \ 1974, tubject gave rnmenl appravc:il the Sugarman Memorial Chapel. and two grandchildren. CLASSES Burial was in Sinai Memorial CRANSTON TRAVEL Park. ••• Tues.,Wed., Thurs. JULIUS R. POSNER aft. & eve. ZELDA KOUFFMAN 801 fARK AVE. 785-2300 The wile of Samuel Levy, she Funeral services for Julius R. was born in Russia, a daughter of "Joe" Posner of Dexter Manor, • FALL SERIES the late Barrow and Rachael (Gut 100 Broad Street, who died Au BEGINNING kin) Zisserson. She had lived in gust 24, were held Monday at the SEPT. 17 ENROLL YOUR CHILD Providence for the past 65 years. Sugarman Memorial. Chapel. Bur She was a member of Temple ial was in Lincoln Park Cemetery. ITCHKAWICH IN A JEWISH SCHOOL Beth Israel and its Sisterhood, The husband of Ida (Fishman) Temple Beth David-Anshei Kov 5 MEDWAY ST. Posner, he was born in Russia, a JA 1-5574 no, the Ladies Association of the son of the late Chunah and Leah THE EDUCATORS COUNCIL OF THE Jewish Home for the Aged and (Romes) Posner. He had lived in · .,___ ""'MMINIINl--wr BUREAU OF JEWISH EDUCATION the Golden Agers of the Jewish Providence for more than 45 Community Center. ANNOUNCES years. & Besides her husband, she is sur He was self-employed, in the R L Asphalt vived by a daughter, Rhoda textile business for 45 years until Paving Registration and the Opening of School Swartz of Pawtucket; three broth his retirement five years ago. ers, Max Zisson of Stamford, Mr. Posner, a member of Con Special Connecticut, Sidney Zisserson of DURING THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1974 gregation Shaare Zedek-Sons of 10x50 Driveway Cranston and Miles Zisson of Ma Abraham, belonged to the Far maroneck, New York, and lour band Zionist Association and the lo, os little os For proper placement and pre-holiday instruction regis- grandchildren. Providence Hebrew Free Loan As fer your child now by calling your school or the Bureau ••• sociation. He was a 32nd degree S. BERNSTEIN--SPEHRER $175.00 of Jewish Education at 331-0956 member of Scottish Rite, the Shri All work Guaranteeq. Funeral services for Sidney ners, Roosevelt Lodge, F&AM, Bernstein-Spehrer, 65, of 12 and the Dexter Manor Residents Free Estimates Moore Street, who died August Association. CALL 23, were· held Sunday at the Sug Besides his wife, he is survived : FOODS PREPARED !Q! ~ HASHANAH : arman Memorial Chapel. Burial by a sister, Rose Scheintop of 253-2083 ·------· was in Lincoln Park Cemetery. Brooklyn, New York. He was a self-employed uphol ••• I BY ORDER ONLY I sterer. A Providence resident since EDWARD LEVY I ROAST BROILERS CHOPPED LIVER I coming here 63 years ago from Funeral services for Edward Austria where he was born, he was Levy, 63, of 61 Dartmouth Street : ROAST CAPON STUFFED CABBAGE : a son of the late Samuel and Anna in Pawtucket, who died Sunday, Bernstein. were held Monday at the Sugar I ROAST TURKEYS CHICKEN SOUP I He is survived by, two Iirothers, 8ennceaOt1Premis~ man Memorial Chapel. Burial was ~~ ..ttr Ab1b• Meltltr I ROAST BRISKET POT A TO KUGEL I Milton and Jack Bernstein; a sis in Lincoln Park Cemetery. ~ . I lnl11 LI.• a Choir ter, Miss Jeanette Bernstein, and a The husband of Betty (Roy) : ROAST 'BEEF (RIB) NOODLE KUGEL : hall-sister, Pauline Penn, all of - . . .•, . Levy, he was born in Bristol, a son ,, /4 .' ·. •. • Providence. ... of the late Louis and Ida (Kaplan) I ROLLED BONED CHICKEN TSIMMES I Levy. He had lived in Providence I KNISHES --KREPLACH --KISH KA I REUBEN GOLDBERG most of his life until moving to -~~ IP Funeral services for Reuben Pawtucket about three years ago. IT•S -S\\IMMING jn our INlXlOll & OUT · "Bob" Goldberg, 65, of 7 Deborah DOOR FOOLS I r.======,i I Mr. Levy was proprietor of the IT'S - IC( SKATING on our INDOOR Rtl« Way, Cranston, who died Mon former Eddy 's Drug Store on IT'S - 80WUNGon our INDOOR ALLEYS : ORDERS CLOSE MONDAY, SEPT. 9 : day, were held the following day IT'S - GOlFING on our great GOLF COURSf Manton Avenue in Providence for IT'S - TENNS on our All-Weather Courts at the Sugarman Memorial Chepl. 25 years until five years ago. IT'S - LAUGHNG & OANONG in our Great I TO BE PICKED UP MONDAY, SEPT. 16 I Burial was in Lincoln Park Ceme Hitt (li.t, - "never o cover charge" A graduate of Rhode Island · IT·S - EATING OUII GREAT DIETARY DE I 10 A.M. TO 2 P.M. I tery. College of Pharmacy in 1932 he UGHTS - Gourmet Chefs The husband of Evelyn (Kauf IT'S - KNOWING the kids ore having FUN in _ was a member of the Rhode Is our Marvelous DAY CAMP I L======.J I man) Goldberg, he was born in IT'S - BEING HOSTED BY THE BLICXSTElltS I I land Pharm·aceu tical Association. . .• HOTEL PEOPLE THAT CARE I Providence, a son of the late Sam He was a member of Temple Em Inquire, SPECIAL I-DAY RATEi I I ue l and Bessie Goldberg. He had anu- El and the Men's Club of that I I temple and Roosevelt Lodge, HOMDWA[li With Regard to a Card of F&AM. OPEN All YEAR LODGE I I Thaalis, Unveiling Notice or Besides his wife, he is surviv.ed Spring Glen, M.Y. Tel: 914•647•6800 I I CALL US FREE 800-431-2212 l ■ Me111oria• by a son, Kenneth Levy of Paw Very often a card of thanks in tucket; a daughter, Maureen Kras The Herold mNts a need which now of W:rwick; five brothers, can hardly be solved in any other Morris Levy of Newton, Mas ~------· way. Not only it it a graciou• e~• sachusetts, Alfred Levy of Provi preMion of grotltude to thooe wha dence, Hilton Levy of Brighton, TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM have Mnt sympathy but alto cou,.. Massachusetts; Robert Levy of ROCHAMBEAU AVENUE AT CAMPSTRHT t...,sly acknowledges the Hrvk" Cranston, and Henry Levy of ..... kind- of the many te PROVIDENCE 331-9393 whem a ,...... 1 note of thanks Miami, Florida; two sisters, cannet ... IN moiled or whew Rhoda Greenstein of Lynn, Mas ,.,..,... ancl acid,.... are Mt sachusetts, and Brenda Hoffman l,nown. lnNrtien of ■ canl of of Middletown and two grand thanks ""'Y be arro ...... l,y m■ il children. RABBI DR. IRA A. KORFF BERNARD GLADSTONE, President ., in,.,....., 1,y t...,....,.. i., I.I. • •• Jewioh Herold, ff Weltoter StrMt, MRS. HARRY ZAKOFF - .... I.I. 02161, 724-4200. Funeral services for Rebecca '6.00 ... _ ...... 40' ... _.._.__ "Peggy" (Peck) Kessler-Zakoff, 72, of 243 Smith Street, for seven -TRADITIONAL - Pwyment witlo ...i... 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"normal" costs of administering a At this time of the year the cized group in the American Jew- Bar and Bas Mitzvah talks, no New Safeguards pension plan will have to be funded Rabbis are preparing themselves ish community. wedding speeches to deliver, and for Your Plan currently, under the new law. and their congregations for the - The Rabbi is active in com- no obligation to sit at the head Until now, if your pension plan High Holidays. In Greater Provi munity affairs and neglects his table on all occasions, and, of went bankrupt, it has been just too As an illustration of what this dence three Rabbis who have been own congregation, complain some. course, to make a· "few remarks." bad for you if the pension benefits means to you, if an employer in the pulpit .for many years will - The Rabbi is not known Consider now the role of the on which you had been counting started a pension fund today under give way to younger men. Rabbis enough in the community and hi s Rabbi in America. Besides his for your retirement years were the previous law, he would have William G. Braude, Eli A. Bohnen congregation is-not represented as weekly sermons, he officiates at wiped out. One estimate, based on had to put aside funds this year to and Saul Leeman, three highly it deserves in the affairs of the every circumcision, at every wed- a 1973 Treasury Department pay pension benefits based on honored names, have become community, charge others. ding and at every funeral. The pension plan termination study, is service perfonped in I 974 - but Rabbis Emeriti in their congrega - The Rabbi should stick to his congregation would be at a loss that 750,000 workers whose not to cover pension credits tions, and will no longer officiate congregation. without the Rabbi. He is the pension benefits are vested accumulated by work performed by during the holidays. At least two - The Rabbi ought to repre- visitor at the hospital and the ( g uaranteed) will not receive you over the past 10-20 years which congregations, one in Barrington sent the Jewish group among the comforter at the house of the be- one cent during the next 20 years. may count toward your future and Temple Beth Sholom, have religious groups in the community. reaved. Besides, he is the mainstay Until now, there have been no pension benefits. The naive engaged new Rabbis for whom And so, on and on go the objec- of the Religious school in his con- federal regulations protecting your assumption has been that when these High Holidays will be the tions to the Rabbis. gregation, the prime mover in pension plan against flagrant your time came to retire, your first experienoe in their respective The objections come primarily youth activities, and his presence abuses by pension fund managers employer would be abkto find the .Temples. says Mr. Shtarkman, from those is required at every affair of the -- such as the managers lending necessary funds to pay your It is therefore appropriate to who have been born and reared in Brotherhood and Sisterhood of his themselves, their relatives or fri~nds promised pension. read the journalist Moshe Shtark the towns and shtctlach in the Old congregation. fat sums at below-market interest man's article in the Jewish Daily Country. People forget that the If you were to tell a Rov that Under the 1974 law, employers Rabbi in America has different re- he was to conduct services, an- rates. now must not only fund pension Forverts on "It Is Difficult To Be a Spiritual Leader among Jews in sponsibilities and functions under nounce the pages of the prayers, Until now, there has not been credits for your current service but America." . different conditions than the Rov and that the congregation does not enough money in at least one out of must also accumulate over the next three pension funds to pay off in the Shtetl. know the Aleph Beth, he would 30-40 years enough to fund in full He states at the outset that the For one thing, points out Mr. think that you were making fun of future benefits already earned by all past services. This new rule will Rabbis, Orthodox, Conservative the beneficiaries. Shtarkman, the Rabbi serves one him. Yet the Rabbi takes it for mean that about one in three and Reform, are the most criti- congregation only and not the en- granted These are three key areas in present plans will be forced to ,ullnNIPUHlillillllllllilRNfflilillliliiillft111111111111nil tire community as the Rov did. The Rov was always immersed which there will be major, vitally increase substantially the amount important reforms under the 1974 He is responsible to the President in study. Study of the Torah, of its contributions. to its pension of his congregation and to the study of the Rabbinic writings, pension reform law. Here are key plans. However, a majority of plans COMMUMIT1 aspects put together by Michael members of his synagogue. One study of the Commentaries. Bitul already are in compliance since CALENDAR congregation, one Rabbi and the Torah, wasting one minute without Gordon, one of the lawyers who they conform to accepted funding worked out final details of this A SERVICE OF THE heartaches a Rabbi has from this the study of the Torah, was the standards. one congregation today, the Rov greatest sin. historic reform. JEWISH FEDERATION Funding Any employer who fails to OF RHODE ISLAND never had from the entire Kohol. When is a Rabbi to study? His \. and the All pension plans now in effect accumulate adequate funds and The chief function of the Rov time is taken up by management will become fully funded to meet all adhere to the new timetable will I .I. JEWISH HERALD was answering Shaaloth, deciding of the synagogue, by visitations to For Listing Call 421-4111 what was Kosher and what was members, by attending meetings, pension payments owed their work have to pay a stiff penalty tax. Tref, what was pure and what was and by conversations over the tele- forces within 40 years. And all (Continued from page 15) impure, what was clean and what phone, this latter an invention un- TUESDAY, SIPTEMIH 3, 1974 was unclean according to Jewish known to the Rov. 7:30 p:ffl. O.Md Shel tme, Auociafjon, loorcl Me.tine law. The Rov was also the arbiter The Rabbis are often scholars in 8:00 p .m . Temple Emanu-S leltgeou1 Sc:hool, Education in disagreements between Jew and their own right. They are also Committ.e Me.tine Jew, between e-nployer and em- knowledgeable in secular fields. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1974 ployees, between husband and They wrestle with problems facing 7:30 p.m . Sauth Provklence Hebrew ~ Loan A11oci wife . He was the Av Beth Din, the the Jewish community in America, '~E ONLY ANGLO JEW/SH WEEKLY IN R I AND SOUTHEAST MASS otion, Boord Meeting &u,-v of Jewilh Educotion, Teach.r1' S.minor judge and jury in Jewish affairs, the very survival of the Jews and he relied always on precedents among the peoples of America. ,V~i•h•d £very w-lc ly The Jennalem Group .::~:;.h, Board Me.tine Jewish Pren Pvblishing Company 8:00 p .m. in Jewish law. He admonished the This the Rov was spared. MAILING ADDRESS: Bo x 6063, Providence, R.I. 02904 Telephane 724-0200 O.partment of lthocf• ldand Jewish Wor PU.NT, Herold Way, aff Web1ter St., Pawl., R.I . 02861 merchants to practice the words of And Moshe Shtarkman con- OFFICE: 141 Taunton Ave., Eolt Provide nc.e, R.I. Pa~t~:k:1~C.8:~ '::.t~1apler of Hodauah, the Bible: "just balances, just eludes with these words: ...... Managing Editor CEUA ZUCKERBERG ... Boord Meeting Si1terhooc:I Conw~ation Mi1hkon Tfiloh, R-,u weights shall you have." These "When some of us are inclined lar Meeting S.Cand Clan Po1ta9e Paid al Pravidenc.e, Rhode l1lond were some of the functions of the to level criticism against Rabbis, Subtcription latH: Twenty Centi the c.opy; By Mail, '7 .00 per annum; outside New England, '9.00 per 1•15 p.m. Rov. let us remember how difficult it is annum. &ulk rate, on r.qunt. The Herold onumn 1ubM:ription1 are continuous unl•u notifi•d to the th controry in writing. "-:.:.,:;;-•,.•· • ·-, • ·• W=••· ..."' But the Rov had no weekly ser- to be a spiritual leader a111ong 1974 The Herokf ouvmn no fi nancial Jflponllb ility for typogrophicol •rrort in odv•rtiMment1, but will THUtsou,9~:r:.:,111 •· mons to prepare. He spoke only Jews in America. Let us remem- Nprint that part of the odvertisem.nt in which th• typogrophical enor oc:c.urt. Adve,linrt will pleoM Women'• AnMrican OIT, Rhode bland-Moa- twice a year: on Shabbath Shuva, ber.'' notify the mana9ement immediat.. y of ony enor which moy occ.ur. ..,•• ,."' -•· Boo.d -•.. the Sabbath that comes between • • • vou,. women'• J~4!::~hod. ·,.aand ,..,_ Rosh Hashanah and Yorn Kippur, ( Mr. Sega/'s opinions are his own FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1974 ••- o1.....,. hland, Open 1aa.d _,,.,. and on Sabbath Hagodoi, the Sab- and not necessarily those of this IIIIIIIIIIIIIHlllllllllllllll111111111111111111101111111111HIIIIIII bath before Passover. He had no newspaper.) IIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIINIIIIIH THE ISLE OF RHODES ,/J. By DR. JAY N. FISHBEIN strategic position lying across the island has settled down to a quiet trade routes, it became a thriving er and more placid existence. To ( Because of its charm, its ideal cli commercial center. The Jews were day, people are apt to associate mate. good bea"1es, low living experienced mariners and mer- Rhodes with the fact only that it is costs and its Tiistoric interest. chants and contributed heavily to the home of Anthony Quinn, and Rhodes has been popular with its development. Almost all of the was the location of the film, Westerners seeking an idyllic spot shops on the main busi ness street "Guns of Navarrone." in the sun. It has not been overrun were owned by them. This thor- In 305 B.C. the Greeks laid with hippies as other island in oughfare was referred to as the siege to Rhodes. This siege drag- the Mediterranean. like Ibiza of " Broadway" of Rhodes. gcd on for an entire year. The Clifford Irving fame, have been. I Through intermarriage, corpo- Greeks finally got tired, termi- lt was on the island of Rhodes rations and other busi ness ties natcd the attack and withdrew. To . that Hitler successfully accom- they were a closely knit group, co- celebrate their deliverance, the plished his goal of " Endlosung de operating with one another. If a Rhodesians set up an enormous Judcnfragc," the "Final Solution shop was unable to su pply a dcsir- bronze statue of the Sun God a- of the Jewish Question." Of ap- ed item, the buyer was referred to stride the port entrance, that be- pro~imatcly 2,000 Jews that lived one that could. The shops were came known as the Colossus of on the island before the war, the filled with merchandise from every Rhodes. It was so huge that ships slate was wiped clean. All of them corner of the world and goods could easily sail between the legs were shipped to concenlration which was often brought here on of the statue. In the second cen- camps and none returned. Some their own ships. It became known tury 8 .C. when Antipater selected years later one poor soul did find as a shoppers' paradise, very much the seven wonders of the world, his way back. broken in health, to as Hong Kong is known today. the Colossus was included. Un- a city changed beyond recognition. Prices were set by the guild and fortunately, this impressive monu- No member of his ramily, no rela- any complaint was promptly ad- ment was destroyed in an earth- tivc or fri end to greet him . He re- justed to the buyer's satisraction. quake. The port entrance is now mains the only native Rhodesian Because the Merchants' Guild flanked by two bronze deer, stand- on the island, that survived. There had complete control, tourists ing on the top of tall stone pillars, arc at present six Jewish ra milies could be assured or fair dealing one on each side. where the Co- living here. Five or them arrived and bought with confidence. know- lossus had previously stood. The from Athens and one rrom Israel. ing that purchases would be deliv- legend is that deer were in- Rhodes is not only the largest ered as promised. The Jews pros- troduced ror the purpose or killing island but the most important or pered and the island with them . It orr the many snakes that plagued the Dodecanese group. with a tur- is no longer the important trading the island. and were thus honor~rl THE COLOSSUS OF RHOOIS, one of 1i,. seven wonclen of the ancient bulcnt history. Because of its center it was before the war. The Conunucd ,•n page 15) world. • MIMIS II hllllllllhlllllllllllhtllltll•lll•n1a111NNNIIIIIIHIIIIIIINIINNIHNHHIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINHIIHIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIHnHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINhhllllfflllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllltllllltlllllltllllltlltlllllH-nnn1111mmn111H1thtffltllllt1 - ~ - · ------~
THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDA Y1 AUGUST 30, 1974 - 5 Demonstrators DANSKE TEATER as of next year. Feigenberg sa id COPENHAGEN - Meir that "national or religious feelings Feigenberg, the grandson of Jewish will not be a factor " when he Picket Moiseyev author Sholom Aleichem, has been se lects the theater's repertory. LOS ANGELES: Two dozen named the new director of the demonstrators in black and white ··Danish Theater" (den Danske prisoner-type uniforms walked out Theater). The 51-year-old ~ Feigenberg will assume the position of a Moiseyev Dance Company Specializing In All Types performance _at the Shrine Auditorium to protest the 25 Years Experience suppression of the rights of Soviet HELEN (ROWELL'S ALFRED A. MELUCCI Jews. Meanwhile, an estimated FOOD SPECIALTY SHOP 351-0386 500 pickets marched in front of the auditorium to protest against 122 WALTHAM ST. r-NOWOPEN- the "harassment intimidation, and imprisonment'" of Jews in the (Off Pawtuckf.t Ave.) ~ Dorothy Ann ~ Soviet Union. PAWTUCKET s Wiener 's Mrs. Oscar Lozabnick, I WILL BE OPEN T chairwoman of the Commission on THIS SUMMER N Soviet Jewry of the Community (Summer Hours) E E Relations Committee, Jewish 9 to 5 Tuesday Thru Saturday 9 to 3 Sunday X w Fed er at ion-Council, which Closed Monday p E organized the rally, said -groups E s from as far away as Orange .R T County, San Gabriel, and west I valley joined many Los Angeles E T groups at the auditorium. {J3oufevard N R The performance took place SHADE and C A under police surveillance, DRAPE,_Inc . E V apparently because Of a bomb D E blast the previous night which did NEW STYLES L minor damage to the front of the * _auditorium. An anonymous caller * NEW FABRICS ' ·I later took responsibility for the * .CUSTOM B~ILT PRODUCTS "NOWOPEN A blast, claiming that it was in * PRICES with o difference -766 HOPE ST. ~ protest of Soviet treatment of * SPECIAL PRICES Jews. A. PROV., R.I. ~ Mrs. Robert London To The TRADE Qualified To Serve y Sen. John V. Tunney (D. Calif.) Temple Beth El was the setting of the wedding of Miss Nadine supported the protest action with a Your Everv Travel Ne:Jd Greenfeld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Greenfeld of 137 Kilver! 724-0680 statement sent to the Commission Street, to Robert A. London. son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton S. London of 277-6200 on Soviet Jewry. ··so long as the 270 Squantum Drive, Warwick. Rabbi William G. Braude officiated at 742 EAST AVE PAWT., R.I. NOW OPEN Soviet Union continues to severely the 6:30 p.m. ceremony which was held on Sunday, August 25, and was hinder emigration of Soviet Jews followed by a reception in the temple. . and harass those who seek to The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of peau de exercise their basic human rights," soie accented with reembroidered Alencon lace and seed pearls. A "American & Italian Tunney said, "there will be an matching headpiece held her floor length veil and she carried her Cuisine at its Best" ultimate barrier to real detente. grandmother's ivory Bible decorated with a pointed cascade of daisies, Cultural exchanges, like the visit delphiniums and baby's breath. of the Moiseyev Dance Company Miss Susan Joy London, sister of the bridegroom, was maid of honor, ,------This Week's Special-----, to the United States, play a useful and Bruce S. London was best man for hi s brother. Miss Nancy L. Home Made Fettucini with Shrimp Sauce '4.55 role in bringing some Schreiber and Stuart Greenfeld were altendants. Veal Scaloppine a la Marsala '4.95 understanding between people in Grandparents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morgenstern of fresh veol souled in morsolo wine with fresh mushrooms ond ,hef's solod our two nations, but such visits Warwick. cannot mask the horror of Soviet Following a wedding trip to the Laurentian Mountains of Canada, the BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. policies which nullify human couple will reside in Warwick. rights." Serving the best in Cocktails' The bride, a graduate of Cranston High School West, altended the Open Meri.-Thurs. 10-9; Fri. I. Sat. 10-10; Closed Sunday University of Rhode Island and received a BS degree in physical educa Herald subscribers comprise an tion. 897 POST RD., WARWICK, 781-8857 active buying market. For excellent The bridegroom, who has a BS in agriculture from the University of Oppo,ite Entrance to Pilgrom Park results, advertise in the Herald. Rhode Island, received his masters in ,a~r~t ;e;du~c~a~ti~o:'.'.n~f!:ro:::m~t~h:,e~R~h~o~d~e~l~s-:.__ Call 724-0200 or 724-0202. land School of Design. r _:~::======~~~:.-, FRED SPIGEL'S MEAT & 'DELI-TIZER' iil
FOR LABOR DAY ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. DELI DOGS 12-0Z. PKG. 99 C Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Reis of Leon Temkin of Newton, Mas HAMBURG Edgeworth Avenue announce the sachuselts. PATTI ES 5 TO LB . \KG. ROLLED BEEF LB . marriage of their daughter, Linda, Great-grandparents are Mr. and 99 s1. 99 to Howard Feingold of Scituate. Mrs. Sam Sessler of Manchester, ROSH HASHANAH STARTS MONDAY NIGHT SEPT. 16 son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fein New Hampshire, and Mrs. Morris gold of Oaklawn Avenue, Cran Baker of Chestnut Hill, Massachu ONLY 15 DAYS FOR SHOPPING ston. The ceremony, which took sells. place on Sunday, August -25, was ... 243 RESERVOIR AVENUE PROVIDENCE ( NEAR CRANSTON LINE) held in Manning Chapel at Brown LEVINSONS HA VE SON 461-0425 University. A reception followed Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Levin at the Castle in Bristol. son of 23 Pilgrim Drive, Cranston, Honor attendants were Carol announce the birth of their third Romano and Robert Dandaneau. child and second son, David Jona Following a honeymoon in Ice than, on August 16. PORTRAIT OF A WINNER land, the couple will reside in Maternal grandparents are Mr. North Scituate. and Mrs. Paul Samuels of 257 Mr. Feingold is the grandson of Summit Drive, Cranston. Paternal the late Jack Feingold and Edith grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Feingold of Warwick, and Mr. Ev'erett Levinson of North Miami and Mrs. Maurice Glaubiger of Beach, Florida. Great-grand North Miami Beach.. . , Florida. mother is Mrs. David Berman . RECEIVES DEGREE Joan Gcrtsacov Smith has been Dr. B. Eliav Dies awarded the degree of Doctor Juris at recent commencement ex In Petah Tikva ercises at Rutgers University, Col lege of Law. She is the daughter JERUSALEM - (JTA) - of Mrs. Edward L. Gcrtsacov of Funeral services took place here Wildwood Avenue. for Dr. Binyamin Eliav. once a Dr. Smith and her four children close associate of Zev Jabotinsky live in Willingboro, New Jersey. and later an active member of where she will enter the practice Mapai. of law. Her eldest daughter, Dr. Eliav died in Pctah Tikva at BMW2002 BMW 2002tii Naomi Ellen, will attend Douglass the age of 65 . College, Rutgers University. in the Born in Rita, Dr. Eliav was a founder of Bct ar. After FROM fall. ••• Jabotinsky's death and after he learned of the scope of the SECOND CHILD BORN holocaust, Dr. Eliav tried to u'nitc l{nights ~arage Mr. and Mrs. Mark Temkin of the Jews in Palestine and urged a Newton, Massachusetts, announce merger of the Irgun and the the birth of their second child. a Hagana. Sales & Service son. Scott Baker, on July 17. This did not matcrialzc. and Dr . 225 COWESETT AVE. •ROUTE 3 e W. WARWICK Maternal grandparents arc Mr. Eliav broke with the lrgun in and Mrs. Robert Baker of Melvin opposition to the policies of its 828-0446 Village. New Hampshire. Paternal new leader, Menachcm Bei,tin. \.
6-_THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1974 MINISTER ZADOK missionary organizations because JERUSALEM: Haim Zadok, their local rabbi ruled it was a sin. ORGANIZATION NEWS Minister of Justice and Religion, Zadok said the rabbi had been "regretfully confirmed" in the elected by due process and there I I Knesset a report from Safed that was nothing that he as Minister ADL NIGHT Rabbi Joel H. Zaiman and Cantor mailmen there had refused to deliv- could do to overrule his ruling or The Young Jewish Couples Ivan E. Perlman. er printed material dispatched by take other action against him. Study Group will hold an ADL This service, which is not only Night on Saturday, September 14, for members of Temple Emanu-EI at 156 Rangeley Road in Crans but for friends and relatives of de JOIN US IN PRAYER ton, beginning at 8 p.m. parted members of Temple Em The "Rumor Clinic" will be anu-EI, is for the purpose of mak All Jewish famiilies not affiliated with any temple are shown arid directed by Joseph ing it easier for all those who wish welcome to join us at · Finkle, vice chairman of the Prov to visit tire cemetery prior to the idence Human Relations Commis High Holy Days. AHAVATHSHOLOMSYNAGOGUE sion. A tent, chairs and a public ad MAIN STREET, WEST WARWICK Also to be presented will be the dress system will be provided with for High Holiday services on Rosh Hashanah and Y om documentary film , "The Right a special supervised area for park Kippur. Takes Over" which exposes how a ing. Special graveside prayers will Rabbi Dove Paris will officiate for the holidays prominent employer in a small be _ provided for those attending For further information call: midwestern community tried to the public service. ROBERTSCHECTMAN 821-8621 turn the community to the radical Arrangements are under the MAX MARGOLIS 821-3600 right. chairmanship of Howard E. TO BE INSTALLED: Jason H. Co The meeting will be followed by Schneider and Louis I. Sweet. hen, vice president of the Provi a social hour. dence Electric Company, Inc., will FIRST MEETING be instaHed ·at the New England TO HOLD AUDITIONS The Cranston Senior Guild will District Kiwanis convention in The Young People's Symphony vtt4LLCO\JERINGS hold its first meeting of the season Springfield, Massachusetts, on Sat of Rhode Island will hold audi on Wednesday, September 4, at urday, September 7, as lieuten tions for the coming years. Temple Beth Torah. The Guild WHEN YOU WANT ant-governor of Division 5 of the Auditions will be held for all in New England District of Kiwanis meets every Wednesday. THE UNUSUAL for 1974-75. struments at St. Xavier Academy on Saturday mornings, September Mr. Cohen, who will supervise GARDEN CLUB 14, September 21 and September 12 Kiwanis clubs in District 5, is ,a The first meeting of the Ema 28. The Young People's Sym past president of Kiwanis Oub of nuel Garden Club will be held on phony is directed by Joseph Roger Williams; a board member Thursday, September 12, in the of Temple Emanu-EI Men's Oub; a Conte. Temple Emanu-EI patio. The · member of the Providence Second Audition applications may be meeting which starts at 11:15 a.m. ~R2i. Ward Democratic Committee and obtained by calling 421-0460 or by will be followed by brunch at the Democratic City Committee. writing to the Young People's 92 NARRAGANSETI AVE. 12:1 5 p.m. At I p.m. the club will He is also a member of the ad Symphony of Rhode Island, 139 Daily 8:30 to 5:30 'TIL 9 TUESDA·Y visit the Allendale Insurance Com CLOSED WEDNESDAY 781-7070 visory committee of Retired Senior Mathewson Street in Providence. Volunteer Program-RSVP, a mem pany to view the plantings and gardens . ber of Redwood Lodge #35, SINGLES WEEKEND AF&AM, and a member of Plan Hostesses are Mrs. Julius Ep The Center Socialites, the New tations Lodge, B'nai B'rith. stein, Mrs. Milton Blazer and Haven, Connecticut, Jewish Com Mrs. Steven Feinberg. .M.oNXo'LI: Prospects who buy ofien are munity Center's Singles Group for 676 WASHINGTON ST., SO. ATTLEBORO, MASS., Rte. 1 much more likely to see your news, ages 21 through 35, will hold its paper ad than occasional buyers. second singles weekend at Grand COFFEE HOUR A coffee hour will be held on CHINESE-POLYNESIAN FOOD Lake Lodge in Lebanon, Con Wednesday, September 4, at 8 ,------necticut, from Friday to Sunday, and AMERICAN FOODS p.m. in the meeting hall of Temple September 6, 7 and 8. This week DINNER SEATING CAPACITY "l60 I SILVER Beth El for prospective members. • ORGAN COCKTAIL ' end is offered with the cooperation I The best time to of Jewish singles groups from LOUNGE • DANCING , ACCREDITED COURSE buy is when Bridgeport and Hartford, Con FUNCTION ROOM I A resident lectureship, an accre prices are low necticut; Worcester and Boston, FOR BANQUET', PARTIES I dited course in Judaism, has been Massachusett~; Providence, and WITH ROOM FOR I endowed by the Jewish Chau DANCING TOO. New Rochelle, New York. I tauqua Society for the 1974-75 Business Men's lunch Valley Coin Shop There will be many planned ac 11 :00 A.M. - 2:30 P.M. I academic year at Providence Col tivities including live entertain M~n.-Thurs. 11 :l0 A.M.~I A.M. I 695 Washington St. lege in Providence. The course will TRY OUR PU PU PLA TYER Fri. & Sat. 11:30 A.M.-2 A.M. ment, dancing, pool parties and I (Rt. 1) So. Attleboro, Mass. be taught by Rabbi Saul Leeman Sun. & Hol. Hoon - 1 A.M. I sports. of Cranston. (401) 761-5572 Further information may be ob (617) 399-8020 I This brings to 163 the total I ORDERS TO TAKE OUT I I tained by calling Dr. Gary Fleisch number of courses initiated by the man, chairman of the event, at Society, a number of which are 878-0611 or 877-1104. Mailing ad still being continued by the col dress is 878 Boston Post Road, leges under their own funding. Milford, Connecticut 06460. TO GIVE DEMONSTRATION TO HOLD DANCE Robert Pomfret, Cumberland The Business and Professional artist, and treasurer of the Provi Singles Group of the New Haven, dence Water Color Club, will , Connecticut, Jewish Community present a demonstration on flo Center will hold its first dance of wers, painted in water color, at the season on Sund~y, September the meeting of the East Greenwich VETERANS 8, from 7:30 to 11 :30 p.m. at the Art Club on Tuesday, September Center on 1156 Chapel Street, . now have a great opportunity lo acquire the technical skills for a successful career 3, at the Old Colony Bank Build New Haven. Dancing will be to ing on Main Street in East Green ,n the rapidly expanding field of electronics. the music of Art DuBrow and his wich. We are approved for Veterans training . and our daytime courses qualify you for fulltime orchestra. All singles over the age Veterans benefits. I of 35 have been invited to attend. Send today for ,nformation about the co urses that will train you for a speciali zed and Further information may be· ob Zulu Leader Explains rewarding position ,n electronics. tained by calling Leo Hauptman at 865-5181, or Sam Jackson at S. African Position NAME ______387-4439. JOHANNESBURG (JTA) Zulu leader Gatsha Buthelezi, ADDRESS Chief Minister of the Kwazulu HEBREW SCHOOL TO OPEN Legislative Assembly, explaint;d CITY ______STATc;_ ___ ZtP ___ I Rabbi Yaacov Uvsitzky of Con' the objectives of black nationalism TEL. NO ______gregation Ohawe Sholam has an in Sou th Africa to a large nounced that the Hebrew School gathering of Johannesburg Jews at will begin classes on Monday, Temple Emanuel Hall here. The September 9, at 3:30 p.m. meeting was arranged by OR CALL ... (401) 861-9664 Registration for the coming Johannesburg's United Progressive year is now open. Further infor Jewish Congregation, whose Chief Don"t delay' Day and Evening Classes Start I mation may be obtained by calling Minister, Rabbi Dr. Arthur Super, September 16! 725-2033. introduced Buthelezi as the man who more than any other was the SELICHOS SERVICE voice of the black community in OUR WORLD OF ELECTRONICS INCLUDES: • Broadcasting • Communications • The Selichos service at ·Temple South Africa. Computers • Industrial • Instrumentation • Missile Tracking • Telecommunications • Emanu-EI will be held on Satur Buthelezi said that South Africa Consumer • Marine• Radio• Navigation• Aviation• Ultrasonics• Computer Technology day, September 7, at 12 midnight, was unique in Africa in that white •Space• Weather• Traffic Control• Data Processing• Television• Medical• and many I in the main sanctuary. It will be people as well as black had other fields. preceded by a study session at become indigenous here. Each 10:30 p.m. led by Rabbi Joel H. needed the other and should work Zaiman in the chapel, and a coffee together for welfare and progress. hour at 11 :30 p.m. He said blaclr. nationalism had A ICDE IELAI\D I taken much inspiration from MEMORIAL SERVICES Jewish history, in Biblical times. SCI IOCJLCF As part of its 50th anniversary He thought South Africa's Blaclr. celebration, Temple Emanu-El will Homeland policy could succeed if kll\llCS hold special public memorial ser it were honestly implemented, and vices at Lincoln Park Cemetery in added that he personally favored a Warwick on Sunday, September 8, a federation of black and white at II a.m. states in South Africa as a t4 T...O STREET, PROVIDENCE. A. I. 02IOI A special service has been pre solution which could avoid violent pared and will be cond.ucted by - ESTABLISHED IN 19'9 - upheaval. . . . THE RHODE ISLAND H ERALD, F RIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1974 - 7 ...... Newspaper ads can be run -on short notice any week, all year.
/ s KOSHER BRIDGE JU LIE DELIC A TES SEN 7 3 1 HOPE STREET 62 1-9396 By Robert E. Starr BUS.. ESSIIAN'S SPECIAL •••••• • • • • • • TURKEY SANDWICH ON BREAD, So many times have I heard the high. Now West can do nothing. If words " I played too last" when a he overrulfs as he probably should POTATOSALADORCOUSLAW $1 60 player tries to explain the reason do he still cannot manufacture a AND COFfEE--NO SUBSTITUTION • he had just done something wrong. setting trick now. South's King The lunny part ol -it is that they will knock out the Ace and his FOR YOUR LABOR DAY COOKOUT say this even alter they may have other two honors will capture the taken several seconds to think remaining two Trumps in West's about it. In today's hand I hand. If both players think clearly M&S CELLO FRANKS watched as both J;>eclarer and the enough they should both come up Defender sitting West used this with the correct play at trick two. BY THE POUND $1.09 LB . excuse alter they each had lost an Of course, West will have no BAR MITZVAH: Gary Gene Katz, opportunity to gain a trick. West's problem if South rufls low for son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Katz BY THE 5-POU ND BOX 99\s play was the more inexcusable for there is now no solution for him. of Cincinnati, Ohio, formerly of he could see all the pertinent cards Moral: No one should ever go Warwick, became Bar Mitzvah on and could be a bsolutely certain of wrong on a combination when ev June 29 at Northern Hills Syna KOSHER -WHITE the tricks he could take ii he con ery card is accounted for. All you gogue in Cincinnati. ducted himsell properly at trick He is the grandson of Mn. SAVE have to do . is think about all the '1 LB. two. Very lew did. possibilities. Abraham Weinbaum of Providence TURKEY ROLL 3.59l8. and the late Mr . Weinbaum, and North Mr. and Mrs. Morris Katz, also of ♦ 6 4 2 , When in doubt, you need look Providence. .9 8 7 6 3 no further for the perlect gift. The Guests attended from Maine, M&SN.Y.STYLE ♦ K Q Herald subscription is always 79 ♦ A 7 5 Massachusetts, Rhode Island, appreciated. Maryland and Ohio. West East KISHKE Rt: \B. ♦ A 10 9 8 ♦ 3 •2 .A K Q J 10 4 ♦ 9 8 7 4 ♦ 1 0 5 3 Silva Zalmanson Released ♦ J 9 8 2 ♦ JO 6 4 FOR THE HOLIDAYS WE HAVE South From Soviet Prison Camp OUR OWN CHOPPED LIVER AND ♦ K Q J 7 5 • 5 MOSCOW: Silva I. Zalmanson, to emigrate to Israel since 1968 . CHOPPED HERRING ♦ A J 6 2 a Soviet Jewish woman who was She was reportedly denied lurther ♦ K Q 3 serving a 10-year sentence lor her appeal in 1970. EXTRA LEAN (SINGLE) CORNED BEEF East-West were vulnerable, East role in a plot to hij ack a Soviet When her condition became Dealer with this bidding: airliner in 1970, was released lrom known a broad, R abbi Meir AVAILABLE AT ALL TIMES prison, Jewish sources reported. Kahane, the ·founder of the s w N p Miss Zalmanson visited the militant Jewish Defense League, 2 ♦ 3 ♦ Soviet Union passport oflice in said in Israel: " If anything 4 ♦ End Moscow but said that she would happens to Silva Zalmanson or East's opening bid was a weak not emigrate to Israel until her another Jew, Soviet diplomats Two Bid showing a good six card husband and two brothers, who throughout the world will be open The Herald is now accepting suit but less than an opening one were also convicted in the targets for Jewish militants." bid. It was this information that Leningrad case, were ·released as "Younger Set" Photos well, the sources said: NAZI TO TEACH started Declarers on their way COPENHAGEN: Amid sharp down but they were revived by Her hu sba nd, Euard S. For early publication and For our Files Kuznetsov, is serving a 15-year public protest, a Da ni sh Nazi sym their Western opponents. South pathizer has been named lecturer had a line over call and North had sentence in a labor camp for his part as leader of the group ol 12 at the Aarhus University, it was The R. I. Jewish Herald plenty to try lor the game. South, revealed here, Poul Heinrich Riis with some extra strength was hap would-be hijackers - 10 of them Knudsen, who has never hidden MAILING ADDRESS : BOX 6063, PROVIDENCE; It I. py to go on to the game. The Jews - who had hoped to escape to Scandinavia and eventually his admiration for Hitler and the . PLANT AND OFFICE : HERALD WAY (OFF WHSTEl ST.) problem was to make it against Third Reich, is due to begin teach best delense and let me say now make their way to Israel. He had PAWTUCKET, ll I. originally been sentenced to death. ing German literature and lan that it is impossible yet ma ny did guage at Aarhus Sept. I. make it. The two Zalmanson brothers, Normally when one has lots ol Vull and Izrail, are serving terms good Trumps against the Declarer ol 10 and 8 years, respectively, for it is not good policy to lead a sin their parts in the affair. Vulf gleton but in this case West's part Zalmanson was tried separately WEEKEND COLLEGE FALL TERM--1974 ner had bid Hearts strongly so a lrom the other defendents because DEGREE PROGRAMS IN ACCOUNTING & BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION singleton Heart lead is proper. he was an army lieutenant on East wins that trick and naturally active duty, su bject to military Fall Term Begins: Friday September 13, 1974; Ending Sunday December 1, 1974 returns a second one and here is rather tha n civilian law. where everything happens. De Miss Zalma nson, who was clarer had heard the bidding and is convicted and sentenced in quite aware that West's lead has December, 1970 was reported COURSE/Cl,ASSTIME SCHEDULE: to be a singleton. He knows that ii released because ol failing health. he rulfs low he will be sending a The 12 plotters, most of whom boy on a man's job and that it were lrom Riga, capital of the FRiDIY EYENINI SATURDAY tlORNING · SUICDAY IORIINI Soviet Latvian Republic, never would be overrulfed so he some 6:30-8:30 1:00-10:00 what naturally rulfs with an honor. committed the hijacking. They 8:00-10:00 were arrested on June 15, 1970, at 311 Mathematics of. Businest 800 Introduction to Autor,:ic,ion 311 Math1MOfM:1 of Busineu Now it is West's turn. Most ol 300 Accounting I 812 Finan~• JOO ~ccauntinq I them couldn't resist winning that Leningrad's Smolny Airport as 302 Intermediate Accountint 313 Statistics 302 lntermediai411 A<:couiwint honor with their Ace even though they set out to board a small AN- 304 Advanced Accounting Elective Rl -473 Industrial Orocni1otion 30.C Advon., AccountinQ 2 plane lor a local !light to a point .t22 Economics II or-901 Adertising I 422 Eco11orriin II they know where every Spade is in _..26 ·Principles of Marketing near the Finnish border. 355 Advanced. Cost Accounting ~24 P, lnciple's of Marketing every hand. So what happens is 462 LobOr Economics 721- Princ iples of lnvutlfltntl 1· '63,· labor Economiu that their seemingly normal auto Illness Prompted Protests matic play has cost them a Trump The poor state of Miss Zalmanson' s health a nd her 8:4S-10:4S 10:U-12:U 10:U-12:15 trick . Can you see how' .C 11 Bu \ii:a eu Law I West now has the three Trumps continued detention prompted ,1'11 Busineu low I 800 lnt,odu 8-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY1 AUGUST 301 1974 ing and help from the U.S. Con sul, Arthur was "mustered out" and made a quick return to the good old USA where he has im mediately rekindled enthusiasm in Hello Again! the Oceaneers of Soccer. "They play at Hartford this week and at Pierce Stadium on September 7, News·of the Sports World by Warren Walden with the Boston Astros. Then the playoffs. They're the greatest team in the greatest country!" exclaims Arthur. "Home, sweet, home," he SEPTEMBER SONG: "For base American League can survive for says. ball teams must prove their mettle eign-soil meetings with the White ••• - (September games bring grief Sox, the Twins and the Orioles, COULDN'T DO BETTER: Jeane or joys) - It's now the wins or they will have earned the right to Dixon, the prognosticating, pre losses settle; the question, 'Which be classified with the "men." dicting ESP gal had nothing to do are men or boys'?" Following the Most of the preliminary test will with the correct view of the future mingling of joy and pain at Fen be known when you read this but in "The Black and Gold" class way Park last weekend, the Red · a big Labor Day double-header year book of Central High of sev Sox embarked on a "most impor with. the Orioles will be in the of eral m years ago. It was written tant" road trip. The joy of the fing. - And, the Yanks are com then that - "Dynamic action de- . past weekend surrounded the ing. scribes Gene Buonaccorsi. - A record breaking attendance and ••• vivid imagination · combined with the pain, the dropping of two out HOME, SWEET, HOME: Arthur keen business acumen make this of three games to the·-Oakland (Star Pharmacy) Petropoulos, who young journalist promising mate A's, the team that will most likely sponsors the Hellenic Soccer rial for a metropolitan daily. The be the one the Boston club must Team, visited his beloved Greece hand that creates cartoons (we face in playoffs for a chance in the recently and found himself in the didn't know that) also packs a World Series. If the Red Sox lead army before he could say "Ni mean wallop report the sports edi in the Eastern Division of the cosia." After eight days of protest- tors. Whether it be the NY Times or the Providence Journal, your presence will be felt." Such a ful fillment! Gene is sports editor for RESIDENTIAL the Providence Journal-Bulletin. COMMERCIAL (We, the column and me, just hap INDUSTRIAL pened to come across a "Black and Gold" the other day.) IN THE RECENTLY HELD Club Championship matches held at the Crest ... wood Country Oub in Rehoboth, Massachusetts, Moe Kessler, the 1973 MEMBER ST A TE-WIDE MLS UNSUNG: A fellow such as Man club champion, successfully defended his title against Andy Vallante. ny Gorriaran surely rates a laurel They finished the first 18 holes with Vallante 2-up. At the end of 27 wreath. Manny has long been be holes Kessler was 2-up. The match was tied on the 34th hole and Kes sler then birdied the 35th lo go 1-up. Both men parred the final hole hind the scenes helping Dick Rey which gave Kessler the cl,ampionship with a 1-up victory. Kessler is RJcrtJrd G. Hdland lB. nolds and Cliff Shaw with promo shown in the photograph on the right receiving the Championship __ ., .., ... _~E~l,OR.S tion of the important "People to Award from Lou Glaser (left) 1974 tournament chairman. In the picture People" program. It's a program below are shown the winners of the other divisions. In the front row, that spreads good will throughout left to right, are Ed Falcao, Don Cohen, Moe Kessler, Harvey Stein. In the world through the medium ol the second row, left lo right, are Mort Fireman, Jerry Lamchick, Max Te 728-SOOO (Continued on page 10) telbaum and Jerry Katz. Mox Berry Building, 101 Main Street, Pawtucket, R.I. 02860 (Across from new Apex) PROVIDENCE PRINT GALLERY lNC GRAPHIC ARTS GALLERY I • ORIGINAL GRAPHICS I i • FINE ART PRINTS I • CREATIVE CUSTOM FRAMING J lU WATERMAN ST. PROVIDENCE. R.l 751 -1881 Did You Know 200 Remember BOSTON RADIATOR 24 Of Stalin's Victims UNITED NATIONS: Some BICYCLE REPAIRS SPECIALIZES IN 200 persons, including Jewish Tune-Ups labor leaders, stood at the Isaiah FREE Pickup and Delivery Wall across the street from the Motor Work United Nations August 12, in a East Side to Woonsocket memorial tribute to 24 Soviet Brakes Jewish writers and community All MAKES--All WORK GUARANTEED leaders who were killed by orders Ball-Joints from Stalin 22 years ago. The memorial ceremony, sponsored by Estimates Cheerfully Given Front End Work the Work~n·s Circle, also And all mechanical problems. protested the present plight ol Soviet Jewry and appealed to the Call Collect 769-6388 Expert Foreign Car Mechanics UN to help rescue those Jews wh o are imprisoned and harassed in the or 331-3270 f after 5 p.m.) Ready to Serve You .- USSR. "When the qu estion ol Jewish Columbia rights is raised in the become halls Murray Now You Know, Come To of the UN, voices mute.'' Harold Gitane Ostroff, Workmen 's C ircle Peugeot BOSTON RADIATOR · president, declared. " Whether it is Raleigh on the subject ol El Fatah, Bicycle Accessories terrorists who shoot with Soviet CYCLE & LOCK SHOP weapons, or on Soviet Jews who 215 ARNOLD ST . FREE DELIVERY are beaten with Soviet truncheons, WOONSOCKET, R.I . ON All NEW the whispers are invari ably aimed BICYCLES RADIATOR & at sweeping justice under the proverbial rug." Bos TON BODY WORKS SHELDON S. BlUSTEIN, Proprietor OPEN DAil Y 9 to 5: 30 18S PINEST ROP color has increased. a TUES., f . RS., FRI., 'Tll 9 P.M. PROVIDENCE GA 1-2625 phenomenal 7-fold in the past 18 years. ~ I THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1974 - 9 The Jewish Organizations Warn Men Still Missing Against 'Las Vegas Nites' From October War Lyons By Leonard Lyons TEL A VIV: Fifty-seven Israeli NEW YORK: - Two key of a police crackdown on such armed forces members are still Den Brooklyn Jewish organizations, the gambling in Jewish and Christian listed as missing in action. I 0 Jewish Community Council and institutions following complaints months after the Yorn Kippur ~ the borough's Board of Rabbis, from participants in the games. War. Forty-three of the missing New York - Golda Meir, who show, "I Am a Woman," 5POke to have issued a joint statement Police sources indicated that it soldiers saw action on the retired as Prime Minister, also members of Stewardesses for Wom warning Jewish religious and lay appeared such gambling was being Egyptian fr.om and one on the served as Israeli Foreign Minister en's Rights and told them what she organizations to eliminate Las conducted occasionally under Syrian front. Nine were members and Ambassador to Moscow. She learned from playing the show;s 36 Vegas Nite fund-raising operations control of organized crime of air crews of planes believed to described herself as a diplomat, different roles: "When one portrays which the statement said violated elements but that there was no have gone down at sea, two are then added: "And the first thing I so many characters, the person both state law and Jewish ethical connection between Jewish naval commandos who learned about that job was how to about whom one learns the most is traditions. The term "Las Vegas sponsors of the game nights and disappeared after a raid on Port keep silent - in many languages.'' oneselr' ... George Hamilton dined Nite" stems from the city of Las crime figures. Said, and two are soldiers believed Vegas, Nevada, where the The joint letter said sponsors of Frank Sinatra and Leo Durocher at The Cowboy and spoke of "Joe, to have been killed by mines in Eddie and The Big Torpedo from principal activity is a variety of such gambling events were subject the Bitter Lake. were at Jimmy Weston's, where jazz forms of legal ganibling, including to prosecution and urged the singer-pianist Hazel Scott was ap Chicago," to be filmed here and in Although a majority of the London: roulette wheels, dice games and organizations to pass the warning missing men were on the Egyptian pearing. They reminisced about their slot machines. on to a II o t her Jewi s h early days in New York, when Si "I only hope the movie runs as front. Egypt has prevented long as it takes the man to put the The warning was prompted by organizations. continuation of the search for their natra performed at the old Para two recent incidents involving such YOSEF TEKOAH mount; Durocher managed the Dod title on the marquee. bodies. The man missing on the Cher Bono, who refused to team fund-raising events at UNITED NATIONS: Israel's Syrian front apparently became gers at Ebbetts Field and the Giants Congregation B'nai Israel of UN Ambassador Yosef Tekoah at the Polo Grounds, and Miss Scott with Sonny, her estranged husband, separated from his unit in the heat Sheepshead Bay and the Hebrew refuted charges by Syria that ls- played at the old nightclub, Cafe on a CBS series again next season, of battle and was said to have Alliance Synagogue of Coney raeli forces, withdrawing from Society. "All those places ha¥e asked the network if she could star joined another uhit, but there is no in her own series, to be called Island. A reputed Mafia figure, Syrian territory, had wrecked and official record of that. When gone," Durocher sighed. Steven Cirillo, 3 I, was shot to destroyed the town of Kuneitra "Not so loud," whispered Miss "Cher Only" hostilities ended last October there death during a Las Vegas Nite and other villages. Tekoah re- were 406 Israelis missing on the Scott. "The owner is superstitious event at B'nai Israel and a week ferred to the Syrian charges as about such things." When in doubt, you need look Egyptian front and 38 on the later, police raided a similar event "malicious and false" and con- Syrian front. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei no further for the the perfect gift. at the Hebrew A II i an c e tended that all damages are the ------Gromyko - who visited Washing Ths Herald subscription is always Synagogue, arresting ten persons. "direct result of the war Syria has High product interest double, ton - requested a private screening appreciated The raid was described as part waged against Israel." newspaper ad readership. at Washington's Russian Embassy of "Conrack," about a white Political Advertisement Political Advertisement Political Advertisement Political Advertisement schoolteacher and his under privileged black students ... Mark Mendoff, who wrote off-Broad way's "When You Comin' Back, Red Ryder? " has been awarded a Guggenheim Foundation Fellow Vote Sept. JO for ship in playwriting. Stan Musial, former St. Louis Cardinal star and now the ·team's vice president, and Red Schoendienst, the team's manager, saw Dizzy Gillespie perform at the Half Note recently. Musial recalled seeing Gillespie at last year's Car Richard Licht dinal opening game, when Gillespie played the Star Spangled Banner, for a Senator wbdll work for you. and joked: "You play jazz too?" Theodore Bike! accepted the Tony Award for Actors Equity, A vote for Richard Licht on September Truth-in-Warranty and Truth-in -Adver now celebrating its 60th anniversa 10 is a vote for you. He will be re sponsive tising legislation. ry . .. An actor s fir st functio n is lo perfo rm. on a stage, in a room, to you and the needs of our city . D Seek more jobs an d a greater tax base anywhere.· • said Bik el. Equ it y pres As part of his program, by working with state and city officials ide nt. --But. a bove all. he must have Richard Licht will for the economi c revitalization of Provi fai th in his role:· When asked if he" d eve r accept a role in which he D Establish a " hot line" so that yo u can dence, especi ally it s Downtown port had no fa ith , Bikel rep li ed: "Of reach him when you need assistance. and in dustrial areas. course. But o nly under an assumed name. D Work to see th at Provi dence schools D Work to protect ~ :arragansett Bay and TV rock concert producer Don get th eir fair share of state funds. our other great natural resources. Kirshner owns a desk which be longed to late movie mogul Harry D Sponsor legislation for more commu Think of your community. Thi nk of your Cohn. On hearing the Cohn despised nity day care facilities and centers for ci ty. Then vote for Richard Licht on Pri television , Krishner said: ucohn was senior residents in all areas of maryDay, September 10 very practical and able to adapt to changing times. I don't think he'd Providence. hate TV today - he'd be too busy D Help I.aunch more police foot patrols producing rock concerts" ... Direc and precinct stations because he RKha,d(icht tor Lina Wertmuller, whose movie "Love and Anarchy" opened knows l')ew solutions are needed to recently' explained how she works combat crime in our neighborhoods. with actors: "I ask for two things - that my D Make consumer protection a number for Slate Senator End01sed by the Second and Tt111d Ward Democ r,;1 r1c Comm11t ces actors know their lines, and read a one concern, starting with strong Licht tor Senator Comrn 11tee Josept1 Mc ln1 y,e Chan man new511aper every day. To learn about life." Pian is ts Melvin Stecher and Nor man Horowitz - now on a concert tour - gave a recital in a small· town, a nd were surprised when the audience consisted al most entirely of young people. After the concert, they saw the poster advertising the ir appeara nce, which explained the unusual turnout. The poster read: " Special Tonight Streaker and Horowit,." Dudley Moore, who co-stars with Peter Cook in their two-man review, "Good Evening," said he neYer wor ries about scene-stealing. "If Peter stole any of my scenes, he'd have to work twice as hard. That's why I don 't worry," Moore sa id. "Peter hates hard work ." Wendell Wilkie" s son Philip o nce had a he ated po litical a rgument with a wo man on a bus. Both re fused to concede and the dis cussion. in which the woman de fended FDR"s Pres idency· ended in a talcmatc. Before she go t off. Wil kie identified himself. confident that would win her over. "Nice to meet you:· said the woman. 'Tm Edith Roo evclt. FDR's cousin. And I still think you·re wrong:· Vhiffa I..Jll«on of die - •--• - .I ----====-=-=-:::...... :::::-:.__::'." _':".- .=---==-===-=-::...... =-===-=~::::.-=-=-=-=~==-=------·-· 10- THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1974 \JEWISH EDUCATION EBAN LECTURES JERUSALEM: The World Zi TEL AVIV: Former Foreign onist Organization ·and the Knes Minister Abba Eban has accepted set Education Committee will set an invitation of the Haifa Univer up a joint committee to promote sity to be a guest professor on po Jewish education in the diaspora. litical science. SUCC·ESSFUL JOIN HAVE BUYERS FOR IN~ESTING THE CRANSTON BOWL Commercial • Industrial BAHAMA FESTIVAL or Residential Property DA~ID R. SARGENT i Convertible Funds heavily discounted (24%) closed however, net was up a dramad, MIXED LEAGUE PLEASE CALL For Income & Growth end, carries a number of high-risk 169%, reflecting the sharp rise ii ENTIRE LEAGUE GOES Herbert L. Brown Q: I will soon have some cash issues, two of which are in default. metal prices. For the first 6 month! TO THE available for investment and am Nonetheless, NA V is down only 5% this year, Rosario reported a 429< 421-5350 interested ·in convertible bonds. Is this year, partly because it has sales gain and net of Sl.22 a share BAHAM.AS Residence Phone there a no-load which invests avoided investments convertible into vs. SO. 59 a year previous. The FOR 5 GLORIOUS FUN exclusively or almost in high multiple stocks. This"fund may results for 1974 should be at record FILLED DAYS 861-5601 convertible bonds? It seems to me be bought for its comparatively levels. This issue has speculative there is sizable leverage in this high income yield (9%) and appeal, assuming you are in a Call area. E.D. speculative potential, if you are position to take some risk. HENRY'W@on@ A: I agree that this looks like a able to assume some risk. Putnam Q: Are there any mutual funds good time to buy convertibles and Convertible, a load fund, holds that invest in the Dow-Jones ·cRANSTON BOWL REALTORS convertible bond funds. Most are convertibles with strong growth Industrials? B.L. 1450 Elmwood Ave . Hospital Trust Bldg. selling at bargain levels reflecting potential (ARCO, Xerox). The A: This idea is being pondered Real Estate Since 1891 soaring interest rates and falling portfolio is about 77% in by some investment managers and 467-8850 stock prices. However, interest convertible issues and 12% in one big bank is actually using it. rates should begin to ease causing straight . bonds to improve yield. Not too many managed funds have bond ;,rices to go up and as part of This high-quality fund is an exceeded the Dow Industrials or the same scenario, stock prices excellent choice for moderate the Standard & Poor's 500 should rise. Thus, the convertible current income (5.9%) and long Industrials in recent months. One bond funds have two strings in their term appreciation. reason is that both averages are bows. In the interim, as a Resoorce Company dominated by a handful of big blue shareholder you will be accruing a Has Speculative Appeal chips like duPont, General Electric, generous reurn from . your Q: At the end of this year, I will Sears Roebuck, etc. These issues investment., inherit I , 775 shares of Rosario have tended to move moderately To my knowledge the only no Resources (NYSE). As this will be and relatively well recently, while load with a sizeable commitment in my only holding, I am anxious to most stocks have done worse. this type of security is Steadman have your advice on either A Dow-Jones Fund would require Assocfated Fund with 29% of assets retention or disposal of the shares. almost no turnover, no commission in convertible bonds. Two closed s. s. expense, and no costly research end and one load convertible fund A: Rosario, an important staff. Among mutual funds, are worth considering, however. producer of silver, also mines gold, Financial Industrial and Financial Closed-end American General lead and zinc. More recently, oil Industrial Income (both no-load) Convertible Securities is selling on and gas production has begun to are pegged to . the S&P Index in the NYSE at a 2% discount from add significantly to earnings. In the sense that ' 50% of their net asset value. The annual Sl.32 line with the volatile performance portfolios are in core S&P dividend yields about 8.8%. The of these shares, which reflect the industrials. Corporate Leaders portfolio, around 90% con,ertible vagaries of gold and silver prices, Trust B ( a load) has had for years securities, has a number of CCC - earnings have been erratic over the a more or less fixed list of big rated speculations and unrated years. In fact, per share results company stocks. Twenty-one of its securities. However, the major reported in 1972 were on a par 27 stocks are in the Dow-Jones holdings are largely in the BB with those of 1966. In 1973, Averages. sector. This fund is a buy for superior income and moderate appreciation. Is Kissinger The Godfather Bancroft Convertible (ASE), a For Israel And Mid-East? TEL A VIV: Secretary of State they demand from Israel. Hello Kissinger was critized in Israel for The Israelis themselves have not having announced /I at a news yet crystalized their proposals for Again! conference that Premier Yitzhak the next stage of the peace. Rabin had been invited to negotiations. (Continued froin page 8) Washington in the first half of This was the second time in two sports. It enables young people September. days that Israelis were unhappy from other lands to see how Officials in Jerusalem said that with news from Washington. people in distant places live. It Mr. Kissinger spoke before There was surprise at Sunday's welds friendships. It is designed to Premier Rabin had accepted the j o i n t A m er i ca n-J or d a n i a n help people in liking other people. invitation. Such action, they said statement at the end of King And through the efforts of Mr. "unheard of." They noted that the Hussein's visit to Washington. Gorriaran and Mr. Shaw, sparked Israeli Premier had not yet taken since it promised consulations on ' by the leadership of Mr. Rey the matter up in the Cabinet, such issues as a Jordanian-Israeli nolds, "Little Rhody" is an ex whose approval he needs for the disengagement agreement. ample of great Americanism. It mission. Mr. Allon had left Washington isn't an attitude of "Yankee Go The Tel Aviv newspaper Maariv with an understanding that the Home" in the "People to People" said in an editorial that Mr. United States would not support program. It's "Yankee Come Kissinger's announcement was not Jordan ·s demands, which in effect Back" along with a desire to visit merely a breach of protocol but would involve an Isr ae li the United States. Athletic teams also a crude attempt to dictate a withdrawal from occupied areas of a variety have visited and timetable for Israeli political before peace negotiations. hosted those fwm foreign lands action. Mr. Ki ssinger explained in hi s through the program. If you could The newspaper described the news conference that agreement to Secretary of State as ·.. the There's a better way listen to Manny Gorriaran's in consult did not mean endorsement. fectious enthusiasm, you'd quickly godfather of the disengagement He sent a more detailed treaties. " It said hi s news toguard appreciate the importance of clarification to Mr. Allon. but the people. It emphasizes "Love for conference statement made the concern among Israeli officials your castle today. fellowmen." And that is impor invitation to Mr. Rabin "an offer and members of Parliament was tant, isn't it? he can't refuse.'' not dispelled. ... Link to Cyprus Seen And we have it. In our modern, automatic pro NEEDLES AND MICE: And A number of commentators Hebron Mayor States tective systems. They protect homes against fire, now we _learn that great big tough, here said Mr . Ki ssinger was in to burglary and vandalism. For. a lot 'less. than you rough George Foreman is afraid a hurry get things moving between Peace Chances Good probably imagine. And just think what it could of mice. Well, that isn't something Israel and the Arabs to cover up TEL \ VIV : A West Bank cost you i If something happens while you're of which to be ashamed when you the debacle in Cyprus. Some said leader, Hebron Mayor Sheikh Ali unprotected. consider the fear of an elephant. he acted out of fear that the Jaabari. has expressed the view Rhode Island · Electric Protective systems are The World Champion was being violence on the ne arby that chances of peace are now installed according to the needs ol yoiir house. inoculated for his trip to Kinshasa, Mediterranean Island might prove better than ever and noted that if They include many optional devices, which helps Zaire, which used to be the Bel contagious. Israelis and Palestinians permitted them fit many budgets, very probably including gium Congo in Africa. He's going During a recent visit to logic instead of einotions to guide yours. to defend his title against the will Washington, Foreign Minister their policies peace would be When should you put in a protective system? o-the-wisp tactics of the indescrib Yigal Allon discussed with achieved more rapidly and with a The sooner', the better. Bec;ause the danger is able Muhammid -Ali. Foreman's American officials the possibility minimum of violence. now. Right now. Call 274-1270 or see us at our personal physician, Dr. Pete of a visit by Mr. Rabin in The West Bank notable made Home Alarm Demonstraliori Center, 111 Mathew Hacker, is said to have said, November . The message this comment during a visit to son Street, Providence. "George hates needles worse than requesting an earlier date reached Haifa Mayor Joseph Almogi, who anything. even worse than mice, Jerulsalem later. is recovering at home after and he's afraid of mice." The big The Israelis want Mr. Rabin to injuring ~1 !.'l ii vulJ\,,.1 lullu \\ 111~ J Rhode Island battle is scheduled for September go to Washington later 111 1h~ fall. 24, a nd it will be shown on closed autumn, after a visit by President Jaabari said that in the forth Electric Protective Co. circuit TV throughout New Eng Anwar el-Sadat of Egypt. They coming Geneva peace talks Rhode Island 's oldest and largest land. So, hey there Muhammid - reason that this might enable the Palestinians should be represented alarm company. or Cassius Clay - "make like a Americans first to explore what by West Bank and Gaza Strip mouse" - one that roars. - the Arabs might be prepared to leaders, as well as by the Palestine CARRY ON! offer in return for the consessions Liberation Organization01 q', I -~------·---~ -- --:·--_-_:~~.... - ~• THE RHO DE ISLAND HERA LD, F RIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1974 - 11 ton, where he serves as chaplai n for Korff To Attack The Media Giants the Massachusetts Department of NEW YORK: Now that Richard . he believes, " are fearful of history Mental Health. M . Nixon, its intended beneficiary, judging them as assassins." T he is no longer in o ffice, the National Korff group will campaign fo r Committee fo r Fairness to the Pres what the rabbi call ed curbs o n the JOE ANDRE 'S ident will train its guns on a new media. Asked for his committee's ORCHESTRA target, according to its founder, Pawtucket' s largest restaurant. Famous for 2'A BAMBOO ea,r1 pound lobster-.fisherman 111St11nll style. Thre" tlistinctive FURNITURE 44 Memorial Drive rooms tor fine dining, (off Columbu ■ Ave.) oaily luncheons. ban KENNEDY'S Pawtucket, R.I. quets , and social 725-3550 functions. One of Rhode DECORATING CENTER lslafld's mos t beautiful 892 OAKLAWN AVE restaura11.1s . CRANSTON RI ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. Jack luss Kimmelman of 222 West Fem of 7545 East Treasure Drive,. North coll 944-4595 Street, Hazleton, Pennsylvania, Bay Village, Rorida, announce the announce the engagement of their engagement of their daughter, THE BIG TEE daughter, Miu Gerrie Dale Kim Miss Anita Russ, to Joel - David ELECTRONIC melman of Plainville, Massachu ~obrish of 5790 S.W. 62nd Street, GARAGE DOOR setts, to Steven Alan Zettel of East Miami, Rorida, son of Mr. and Providence, son of Mrs. Coleman Mrs. Abraham lobrish of 60 Lenox OPENER SALE! Zettel of 47 Greyl,ock Avenue, load of Cranston. (For l Limited Time) Cranston, and the late Mr. Zettel. Miu Russ is a graduate of Co Cc;>MP\J;!EW COVERING CO, Miu Kimmelman was gradu lu mbia High School in Ma 'INSTALLEQ ated from Harcum Junior College plewood, New Jersey, and now 95 and attended C.W. Post College. attends the University of Miami (Al (obor & Port,) 179 CARPET LINOLEUM-TILE She is rresentfy employed at Com where she is a sophomore. Features: mercia Union Assurance Company Mr. Robrish was· graduated e 1/3 H.P. Mato; in Boston, Massachusetts, as an from Hope High School, the Uni • fulty' Trdn,i,tOrized Receiver Hello, insurance underwriter. versity of Rhode Island and the &. Tronsmittet" • Ouol Time-Deloy [;g~h If floonovering is on your mind, why don't you drop in Mr. Zettel was 9raduated from University of Miami School of Law. • Wal~Switch to see me or phone for an appointment at home. loger Williams College with a BS A September 28 wedding in • Automatic, lock & Sofety Stop in industrial engineering. He is Miami is planned. · • One_Yeor Guorontee My bywordjs honest.value and service to a TEE. Hope presently employed at American En~y th~ convehience of a fully to see or hear from you soon. Tourister in Warren. _aU.tomotic goroge door, OPERATED Thanks, A November 16 wedding is High product interest doubles SHOWROOM: Rear 195 Cole Avenue MURRAY TRINKLE planned. newspaper ad readership. f::Aii°.i 133 TH.: 272-4700 - 3~rvfft9 AJI l#tode blond---:- Holding Jews As Ransom Politica l Ad ve rtiseme nt Po li tical Ad vertise ment '• .I I. lfflNNI Part Of Long Tradition I EIJfflONICS. The polltlclans don't 11S0 Westminster St., Prov. RAMAT-G AN : The holding of captives. At times entire treasures Syrian Jews as political ransom is o f synagogues and communities part of a long-time tradition in the were surrendered to ra nsom a own Rhode Island. Mediterranean Moslem countries, single Jew. WE Rt GROWING according to a research project W h ile m os t o f the kno wn WITH YOU conducted recently by Dr. Eliezer instan c e s o ccurred a m o ng They lust act Hke Bashan, a lecturer in history at Bar Moslems, there a re also ma ny Han University in Israel. recorded cases of Christia ns hidin_g REMINGTON T he captivity and holding o f Jews for ransom. Among the most I they do. J ews fo r ra n so m was mos t active were the Knights of Malta i ELECTRONIC prevalent among the Moslems, he bet we e n the 16th a nd 18 th CALCUUTORS says, beginning with the Medieval Centuries and the Usko ks, who $33 tthtfF-• period and lasting until the last established a pirate state o n the ■alu ½ Price century. The present day actions of shores of Dalmatia. Syfia, according to Dr. Bashan, Historic tradition = and the great sensitivity of Israeli Syria' s present mistreatment of Jews on the subject are in keeping its Jewish population, is refu sal to wi th this long-time tradit ion and let them immigra te, its fo rmer are-probably innuenced by it. stu bborness regarding Israeli In his study, which was part of prisoners of war, its lack of interest But you don't have his docto ra l thesis, Dr. Basha n in exchanging t hem for Syrian notes that during a period of some priso ners a nd its refusal at the 800 years, beginning in the 10th beginn ing to even reveal the names to put up with It. Century and ending in the 19th, of Israeli prisoners are a ll part of territori al wars waged by Moslem the tradition descri bed above, D r. a nd Eu ro p ea n powers ha ving Bashan believes. ex pa nsio nis t mo tives invariably He al so feels that the emotional 60,000 Sq. Ft. of Floor Space res ulted in the imprisonment of · reaction to this situation by the - Loaded .With All Kinds of tens and often hundreds o f Jews. Jews o f Israel a nd the Israeli New & Used Office-Stoie -faczo,y Pirates were active at sea and on Gove r n m en t , t h e ma n y [ Quip,. Etc .. Etc. l a nd, i n des ert s a nd a l o ng demonstra tions and petit ions on highways. Jews were arrested under the subject and the initial readiness Leavitt fa lse accusations, for debts, or of the Government to make both DEMOCRAT • STATE REPRESENTATIVE • DISTRICT 5 inability to pay taxes on time. territorial and political concessions 52 Tenth S tree l Pr ov iden c e . A I 02906 in return fo r the prisoners, are also Refugees fro m the pogroms were Francis Toher, Jr., Campaig n Chairma n captured and became merchandise part of t he age- lo ng J ew is h to be traded later as slaves. Those sensitivity o n the subject. T hi s imprisoned suffered from hunger includes a readiness to pay a hig her a nd to rture, and were open to price tha n a nyone else to free their The State-Wide Private Alternative High School conversion and death itself. A ll hostages. the s e incident s compelled As in ancient times, Dr. Bashan individuals, as well as Jewish concludes; the Arabs today know SCHOOL ONE c ommunities , . to take ful l this Jewish characteristic well and Downtown, Providence, Rhode lslond responsibility for freeing t hese a re exploiting it to the li mit. WHAT DID YOU LEARN IN SCHOOL LAST YEAR? prisoners. During this period the ASHKENAZIM Some of Our Offerings ransoming of prisoners was the AMSTEKDAM: The Central • Basic Skills: Intensive work in reading, mathematics, writing. duty of the community. Committee of The Netherla nds Hlpe9t price Ashke nazi Cong regation has • Site Placements: Field work and apprenticeships in med ical In fact the ransoming of agreed to provide a 40,000 guilder care, elementry education and community service agencies. prisoners had, over the centuries of ($16,000) interest-free loan to the • Creative Expression: Open studios for drawing, pointing, pot dispersion and persecution, become Dutch J ewish .week ly Nieuw lsrae a religious duty. This humanistic lietisch Weekblad to help it out of tery, carpentry, crofts; creative black expression; photography, approach and the deep concern one its financial difficulities. The paper dance, karate, music. Jf:W traditionally felt for another is running an 80,000 guilder wu well known to both Moslem ($32,000) deficit this year and has • Group Projects: in natural foods, printing, history. and Ch r istian . Thus, they recently applied to The Nether • Advanced Academics: College Prep invariably exploited this to demand lands government for a subsidy • Governing Board involving students, staff, and parents in a hiaJier ransom price for Jf:Wish usually granted publications in captives than for any other severe financial straits. The N IW school policy pruonen. The problem became so is the lut survivi ng Dutch Jewish serious over the centuries that weekly. It has 4000 subscribers, of Classes start September 4th. virtually all Jewish communities in whom 1700 live in the Amsterdam Call lor information on admissions. the Mediterranean area established area. special funds and even taxes for Ask lor Mrs. Howe or Mr. Dion 331 -2497 "Pidyon Shvuyim," the ransom of Subscribe to the Herald. 12-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1974 ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l'El~~~~~~~~~~l'El~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~l 1711 PELHAM HOUSE § Kosher King Competes §.., With Nathan's At Coriey ~ NEW YORK: As arr Orthodox Bailey said. ~ .., Jew who grew up in Brooklyn near Of course, because kosher rules ~ KOSHER• STYLE• DELI § Coney Island, Joe Bijou was do not allow milk and meat to be ~ •Sandwiches • Entertainment Nightly - 5 - 7 p.m. and 9 - 1 a.m. S haunted by one smell throughout eaten together, there has never been ~ &.'I his adolescence - the aroma of a cheeseburger or a milkshake at i.."! •Open Dail y 11 a.m. -1 a.m. • Free Parking Cocktail Loung·e § hamburgers, hot dogs and french Kosher King. But that may soon S 250 South Water St. 621-8516 Historical Providence ._, fries wafting over from Nathan's. change. 1:1 ~ Joe could sniff, but he could not According to Mr. Bijou, the f;.J .., dine at that famous eatery or any of chain will shortly introduce a ~ &.'I its competitors, because there was non d air Y veg et ab I e - based &.'I HEBREW NEW YEAR CARDS 1§1 not one fast-food burger on the milkshake, that will probably be § ti boardwalk that was kosher , dubbed "Parva-Shake.' l (In t.'] § according to Grace Lichtenstein of Orthodox parlance, parva means S lcl the New York times. food that is neither milk nor meat ._, 30% DISCOUNT CASH ONLY ~ So he invented his own. and thus can be eaten with either.) § .., Today, at the age of 36, Joseph "I always had a dream of &.'I § A. Bijou is president of Kosher someday being able to pick up a § ASSOCIATED BUSINESS FORMS § King, the Orthodox answer to hamburger and a shake in a drive- § 19 SUMMER ST., PAWTUCKET, R.I. .:l McDonald's. It is a chain of three in ·and eat in," Mr. Bijou remarked. &.'I § fast - food out I et s in the 0n an even more revolutionary (across from YMCA) S S metropolitan area whose flagship level , he and several laboratories S TED LOEBENBERG SHELDON BLOOMBERG &.'I s tand s diagonally oppgsite have been experimenting with a ._, § Nathan's on Surf Avenue, a soybean-based cheese substitute. S &.'I monmument to Mr. Bijou' s "You can get the taste," Mr. &.'I 1§1 yout hful cravings and adult Bai ley said, "but the melting 1§1 S enterprise. · capability is tough." § }v1EE ''&~ ., "Our hard-core customers are Nevertheless, yo ungsters from .:i S Orthodox people,'" explained Mr. the Mirrer Yeshiva on Ocean ti aHONG /~est<~nt S Bijou's partner. Morris Bailey, Parkway, who have made the § &.'I "but a lot are not. The point is that Coney Is land Kosher King a .:I 1-u 1- A'"""- _,, CAO... § kosher meat tastes better." hang o u i, Io o k forward to § '"°" § cheeseb urgers, shakes and any § _____Attention _, orWB TOWILL FIJI.IT PAY: Bou•1IALP .:i The Coney Island Kosher King other innovations. ._, DI' PASXDl'O LOT 11,.CJIOII ITBEft S opened in January, l972, followed "They're a little cheap on the § WBUDAYI 11,.FTJ:• 6 P.■. by outlets iri Lawrence, L.I., and in ketchup and mustard,'' said one UYTDO StlND/1,.YI O• BOLID.lH S S .:I Whitehead Hall at Brooklyn student, Don Blumberg, as he .:i Nii CeuN· ••· -n• JUN :re-1t!D co.- °' § College, where Orthodox Jewish popped a frenchfried potato in his ~ ~Perteet - I•w frleN. 'J'OD/1,.TI § students had asked the chain to bid mouth. "But generally it's good." ~ ~ t. Taa Q,lc_:/1,.h C.■ffllo_,. Call O.l 1-- &.'I 0PJ:lf Bl'll'I' DA'I' U .&.■. t. 11 . 1'.■• for a franchise. In an ecumenical You don't have to be Jewish to ~ § spirit, Mr. Bijou and Mr. Bailey like Kosher King, interviews with a § m. \VitrMJNrr'lk..sr■ Nextt»ArAM S also run a separate corporation sampling of customers this week 1§1 ._, that owns Burger King franchises. indicated. As a matter of fact, &.'I Political Advertisement Political Advertisement § Although the company shut I 5-year-old Elizabeth Landri, a &.'I ._, down one Kosher King in New Californian who said she was an § § Rochelle ( it was converted to a· expert on her state's abundant fast- § § Burger King ), it has received food chains, pronounced Kosher § 1§1 numerous inquiries from around King "better than Wetson's and ~ DEBATE .:i the country about the kosher faster than Burger King or Taco ~ BETWEEN § franchises, especially from Miami. Bell." § &.'! The Kosher King outlets are Local connoisseurs say the &.'I S approved by the Union of Coney Island Kosher King is § DENNIS J. RICHARD § Orthod·ox Congregations. This attractive because it is one of the § ROBERTS II and LICHT &.'I means there's a rabbi somewhere cleanest cheap restaurants on the &.'I § behind the counter supervising the Surf Avenue amusement st rip. But § SUMMIT AVENUE SCHOOL S operation, blessing the meat and both fans and employes see room § &.'I making sure meat a nd milk for improvement. .:i § products are not mi xed. "Can't they make a malted? " S 8 p.m., Tuesday, September 3, 1974 ALL WELCOME, hear the views of both ~ . fri~te h~~a~o~:~v:u~~r~:~~.[';~~~ ~vshkoe;a~e ~:;~~:~ uor:1~ ~:~:~t fe S candidates for Democrat nomination. ta! chicken and assorted drinks. But And , when asked how the § &.'I although there is fillet of fish, there Kosher l(jng frankfurter stacked i.."! § is no gefilte burger, no knishes, and up against the one that put Coney § THIRD SENATORIAL DISTRICT I§ hardly a pickle. Island on the gastronomic map, an l:'l Licht for Senate Committee ., "Our concept is not to be ethnic employe pointed at Nathan's across i.."! Edward S. Goldin, Treas. § but to be an all-American fast-food the street and simply whispered, l:'l ~ operation that is kosher," Mr. "Go there.'' ~ Roberts for Senate Committee Edward D. Feldstein, Treas. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Yehuda Kagan Returns Home; Survived Russian Prison Camp TEL AVIV: The morning after Kagan was walking shouted: " He's he wrote 400 letters to his wife, not Israeli TV had shown the film The a foreigner, you can't take him." all of which were delivered, and she Spy Who Came In From the Cold, But one of the men shouted back wrote as many to him. Some of a very ordinary middle-aged Jew from the car: "He's no foreigner - these he received and they helped stepped off a plane at Lod - and he's a Jew·• keep him sane. OFFICE OF wept tear s of joy at his That was the beginnning. Kagan Once his wife sent him a picture PART - TIME PROGRAMS homecoming. His wife Rosa was was charged with desertion from postcard showing an Israeli girl AND CONTINUING waiting and also wept. He had been the Red Arm y and with spying for soldier. Kagan showed it to a away ten and a• half years. EDUCATION the British. His requests to be fellow prisoner, also a Jew, who Yehuda Kagan first settled in all owed to see someone from the begged to keep it. "His name was Israel in the immediate pre-State Israeli• Embassy and to have it Bernard f'riedmann. As a result of period and during the War of provide defense counsel were brutal treatment he became Any person with a high school Ind ependence fought in the turned down . In stead, a public paralyzed and the picture was the Palmach . He married, settled defender was provided by the court last thing he saw before he died," diploma or its equivalent who down, bought a flat in Givatayim. who claimed "in mitigation'' that Kagan recalled. wishes to enroll in an undergrad He was happy, content to have Kagan had been a rabbinic student The last three years of his survived the Nazi holocaust. His in his youth and had never really uate course at Rhode Island imprisonment Kagan spent some Rhode ambition, in those years, was to go wanted to be a good Soviet citizen, time in the same camp as the Soviet College this September - please to Ru ss ia to see the brother from had never voted in a Soviet election Jews sentenced in Leningrad for call the Office of Continuing whom he had been separated by the and had never owned a Soviet trying to steal a plane to get out ot Island events of World War Two. Hi s passport. the country. " I was with the pilot Education, 831 -6600, ext. 328, chance came in 1963, the "golden Kagan's own efforts to convince Dymshits, and Hanoch, Kaminski, for information. Rhode Island era" of Israeli-Soviet relations, the court of his innocence were Kornblitt and others. They are still College when groups of Israeli tourists were unavailing and only I 5 minutes there at Camp 17 in the Mordovia College has scheduled a wide actually visiting the Soviet Union. after the judges retired, they district. Their situation is not range of courses at convenient On May 30, 1963, together with returned with a verdict of "Guilty good." 36 other Israeli s, he boarded a times throughout the day and of treachery against the Soviet Ten years to the day after being plane at Lod bound for the Soviet Homeland" and sentenced him to sentenced Kagan was released, but evening for you. Union. On June 9 the group was ten yea r s' imprisonment. He it took several months before he touring Kiev. Suddenly a large, appealed, but lost.. was allowed to leave the Soviet black car drew up beside Kagan. For ten years he was moved Union. Two men jumped out, grabbed him across the Soviet Union from one and bundled him into the car. prison to another and from one High product interest doubles Another of the tourists, with whom labor camp to another. In this time newspaper ad readership. a - m2!!!4£JkE!%. 1 .....•...... , THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1974 - 13 UCLA's Chabad House Helps WALTER RA UFF may have been engaged by the Chi r lean government or might be col LONDON: The Chilean govern Only ment has denied reports that it had laborating with it. " Nothing could Wayward Jewish Students in its employ a former Nazi, Walter be further fro m the truth," the Em In America LOS ANGELES: A four-story campus revolt. Since then more Rauff, who is wanted in West Ger bassy statement said. stucco brick building, o nce a than 10,000 Jewish yo ungsters have many for war crimes involving the fraternity house, sits across the come through its doors. · deaths of thousands of Jews in Ger By street from the sprawling U.C.L.A. "The campus is quieter now," many during World War II. The Newspaper s creat e the campus, sh~ltered by a graceful says Rabbi Cunin, "and student C hilean Embassy referred to re immediacy of a "buy now" Harry rubber tree and rose bushes and activites have been replaced by a - ports in several counties that Rauff atmosphere for advertising. manned by a corps of young greater degree of student Golden hasidic rabbis. introspection. They are bright kids It is called Chabad House, one of who as k themselves 'who am I? ' ASPHAL l PAVING th e networks sponsored and They are searching for a higher Having A Party? maintained by the Lubavitchers, authority. We want to guide them." SPECIALIZING IN the most prominent H as idic Esoteric Appearance CALL •••••••• ,.,1 movement in Judaism. The l:fasidic rabbis, with their •DRIVEWAYS Chinatown The Chabad House here - like flowing beards, their long black U RENT-ALLS AND those of its 28 counterparts on coats, the ever present yarmulke Once upon a time, the safest campuses and Jewish communities (Skull cap) on their heads, their •SIDEWALKS place in New York City was Tables Chairs Dishes throughout the country - frets piety and mystical ways present an Chinatown. There were a lot of Licensed and Bonded over yo ung Jews, the drug esoteric appearance to U.C.L.A. Champagne Fountains myths about joss houses and the addicted, the wayward, the students. CROFT PAVING opium dens, the tong wars and the alienated,' the disenchanted. It does Daily the Chabad Houses receive 725-3779 slave trade, but rumors they were. so with a purpose and a curriculum letters from anxious parents. The 781-40S$ The rumors circulated perhaps all of its own. letters tell of their emotionally because Chinatown was so law " Our stock in trade is tradition," disturbed children or their concern abiding, because its social structure says Rabbi Shlomo Cunin, director over their children's use of drugs. was highly stratified and absolute. of Lubavitch activities on the West The Chabad Houses from San It was a place where children Coast, covering eight campuses Diego to Berkeley have "hot line respected fathers and fathers from San Diego to the University wires" through which various law Catering To Beginning & Advanced Collectors respected tradition. ' of California campus at Berkeley. enforcement agencies may refer According to a recent report, this "Our concern is with young.Jews troubled and homeless young Jews FREE INVESTMENT COUIISELING is no longer true. Where once there who feel themselves rootless, left to a Chabad House for shelter and was no juvenile delinquency, now a drift in a political and counseling. ON NUMISMATICS, BULLION GOLD authorities momentarily expect the computerized society," Rabbi The efforts of the rabbis to AND SILVER COINS appearance of juvenile gangs just as Cunin said. combat drug addiction have won happened in the Chinatown in San Stress on Tradition government recognition. Recently 8 A.M.-6 P.M. Mon. thru Sat. 521-0466 Francisco. The goal of the 28 Hasidic rabbis the Mational Institute of Drug Chinatown used to be not only a stationed on campuses is to Abuse awarded Chabad House 1 S 1 Weybosset St., Prov., R.I. 02903 self-sufficient community but also a strengthen the relationship between $216,000 with a promise of self-regulating one. the young Jew and his people, substantial increases that' will But the problems of the Cold reminding the youth of his amount to $ I-million in the next War, the anxiety over nuclear tradition and the ethical two years. testing, the worldwide revolt of the imperatives of his 4,000-year-old "Too many of our Jewish youth FALSTAFF have-not nations - all of these history. U oder the hasidic rabbis in their searching experience RESTAURANT have diminished the strength of the the yo uths study the Talmud, looking for an identity become family unit. Fathers know they Jewish philosophy and ethics, involved with ·drugs," says Rabbi SPECIAL OF THE WEEK • TUES ., AUG. 27 thru SUN., SEPT. 1 cannot cope with them and Jewish cod.es, Jewish mysticism, Cunio. "They will not talk freely knowing this they lose heart and prayer and the Hebrew language. with parents or teachers, but they ROAST FULL CUT find they cannot cope with their Particular emphasis is placed on will in the warm atmosphere of a s51s children. For most Americans this the Torah, the a ll-embracing Chabad House." PRIME RIB knowledge has been an incipient document of Judaism, the Problems of Teaching BANQUETS • SHOWERS • WEDDINGS FROM 3 lo 350 growth; for the Chinese, no doubt, observance of the Sabbath, and Here a nd particularly at its it is a sudden malignant blossom. other religious rituals. Guiding facility on the Berkeley campus the Rte. 6-Jun t~~~~t ~~~;•~~:.s ~~;_s ~n It~~; ~~ithi~~r::~e r:a~\~nn:d ~~~din a;r~ ! THE IS· LE OF RHODES side of the street was the Hospital der _to · secure rallon cards the rn- ~ of the Knights, now used as the habitants were obhged to register. § (C · · ed fro· m page 4) Archeological Museum. In this rr:anner _the Germans were = onunu ,who established themselves on the enabled to obtarn a complete cen- Because of its strategic position, island. The city walls · and moat The Turks laid siege to the is- sus of the Jewish population. and its importance as a com- were repaired and strengthened. land in 1522 and after many There was still no outward dis- mercial center, Rhodes was cov- Within these fortified walls the months of battle the Grand Mas- crimination and the Jews were not eted by many nations, one of the Grand Master built a castle, called ter was finally forced to surrender, required to wear any distinctive earliest being Rome. They were the Palace of th~ Grand Master and was permitted to withdraw sign on their clothing. Even those followed by the Goths in 289 A.O. and was located at the highest from the island with his knights. who were suspicious, were help- and later by the Persians. In 663 point inside the · walled town, There are mounds of cannon balls less. Rhodes does not have any A.O. the Saracens who had burst which was actually a fort within a scattered over the area, relics of mountainous terrain, so con- out of the desert, sweeping across fort. He reigned in royal splendor the siege. The knights retired to cealment was · out of the question. northern Africa in an irresistible and the order became wealthy, Malta which was also fortified, The shores were guarded by Ger- = = tide which finally brought them to powerful and in time, corrupt. and in its turn became as powerful man patrol boats and escape by = Rhodes. Less than a century later The castle contains an enormous a base as Rhodes had been. The sea was impossible. In addition all = they in turn were driven out by ballroom, a dining and Council island remained under Turkish boats were under close guard and the Greeks. The island was sub- room with very high ceilings, rule until 1912. As a result of the were unabl~ to leave the harbor jected to repeated raids by the which are supported on timber Turko-Italian war over Cyrenaica without a permit and careful in- I Seljuk Turks and many of the rafters resting on marble columns, it became an Italian possession. spection. = towns on the island were pillaged, some in Byzantine and some in Consequently the Jews on Rhodes I but the city of Rhodes itself was Roman style. The fine antiqu~ became Italian subjects along with. Eventually, the day came when =I = not taken. mosaic portions of the floors the other inhabitants. Under the . the Jews were ordered to gather in I Late in the eleventh century which are priceless, are roped off Italians the inhabitants enjoyed the public square for transfer to a i trade with the Venetians and the to protect them from tbe numer- greater freedom, less harassment "work camp." The Germans gen Crusades brought the island into ous visiting tourists. In the palace and corruption, . with resulting erously permitted them to take ~= close relations with the Western garden are several sarcophogi of greater prosperity. their families along, with what ~ European countries. While the de- Knights of St. John. One enters personal possessions they could clared purpose of the Crusades into a huge courtyard, the floor of With the onset of war in Eu carry. This square which has been =i was to liberate the holy land from which is laid out in squares of rope, the island of Rhodes in the r_enamed the "Jewish Martyrs' i the infidel, most knights had other limestone, bordered by white Mediterranean seemed too far off Square" has a fountain in the cen = ideas. The majority were landless marble. The walls of the courtyard and remote to become involved, ter with bronze sea horses = and impoverished, who came with are quite ornate with numerous and the Jews living here did not mounted on top. Where these j the idea of carving out a kingdom arches. In the center of each arch feel particularly threatened. In ad people were sent and how they I or fiefdom for themselves. Many is a Roman marble statue. dition, the Italians were not anti died has never been determined. of these knights were able to un- The street of the Knights lead- Semitic and the existing relation After the war, it was possible to dertake this journey only through ing to the Castle is a long, narrow ship was quite amiable. The arriv account for about forty former i= the financial aid of Jewish money thoroughfare with sidewalks wide al of their German allies changed Rhodesians who had once lived on = lenders. Later, because of the holi- enough for one person, designed the picture. As the administration the island of the original 2,000. ness of their objective the Pope, to protect a pedestrian from the still remained in the hands of the 97% of the Jewish community per I feeling the moral responsibility of horsemen. The street is covered Italians there seemed to be little ished. These survivors had been relieving these noble knights of with small, smooth, rounded cause for concern. away from the island on vacation, i their obligations, generously can- stones set in cement. The building on business or for personal rea celled theit debts to the infidel lining both sides of the street are Since the Germans wished to sons. When war began they were Jew, declaring them null and void. known as the " Inns of the avoid alarming the inhabitants the unable to return -as they held Ital In 1261 A.O. Rhodes was sold Tongues." These were the resi- change was a very gradual one. ian passports. by a Genoesc admiral to the dences of the ' Knights of the order. Months passed and conditions. (To lie continued next week) I= Knights of the Order of St. John, Each country had its own resi- continued without deviation from i alllHIHIUIIIUNIUUUHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllf.; More people attend the event that is advertised. Call ilie Herald a STARR BRIDGE CLUB t, office, 724-0200 or 724-0202. Your Money's Worth ANNOUNCES PROUDl Y . '7lLt\KDER C. (Continued from page 4) assets of a pension fund. It will STARR BRIDGE WEEK prohibit the export of pension .Jrw,..4,. ~t-'t.,.,( _I, Fiduciary SEPT. 8-14 - . Responsibility assets to other countries and limit GOOD FOOD investment in a company's stock to SPECIAL GUESTS: AL ROTH, BOB FOX, BOB STARR DERA TEL Y PRICED . The law will provide protection FREE LECTURES, EXHIBITIONS, f:. 10 per cent of the fund's assets. LUNCHEONS, CLINICS MENU against irresponsible pension fund FLAMING PUPU . managers who have engaged in Federal Plan ALLAN COKEN, Professional ARLINE SLACK, Manager PLATTER FOR 2 •5• disastrous self-dealing, highly Termination Insurance 1060 HOPE STREET PROVIDENCE •COCKTAILS• questionable investments in many A new federal agency, the areas, over-investment in a Pension Benefit Guarantee Corp. • 831-4669 • company's own stock. - similar to the Federal Deposit Specifically, the law will ban Insurance Corp., which protects MILGRIM insiders from influencing sales or bank depositors in the event of a Ult WIST SHOft 10:: •~• • ·~ other transactions involving the bank failure - is to be set up to protect you against abrupt /~J Town and cancellation of your pension -tl********-lctt********** . . * benefits if your plan goes bankrupt. Trustees are to be the Secretaries of ~if Country the Departments of Labor, : HOUSE PAINTING : Treasury and Commerce. · If a plan failed, the fund could it "large Houses our Specialty" Jt pay up to $750 a month to each individual covered by the plan - .. * just as the FDIC reimburses up to $20,000 in deposits to each ! SEPTEMBER SPECIAL : depositor in a covered bank which h_as failed. All plans, regardless of .. * size, must buy the plan termination ! 3 FAMILY HOUSE~'t * insurance. Exceptions: government plans, church plans, and plans' .. * involving professional service corporations ( e.g ., groups of doctors ) with fewer than 25 ! •975 1me mbers. i( only R.l.'1 largest home pciinting lf As soon as the law goes on the books, all covered employers must MAKETHE ,tr contractor can offer: * pay a head tax of 50 cents to one BEST DRESSED LIST i( • ,., .-lity ltnitnlin Mffl't paint doll ar into the insurance fund. For Jt multi - employe r plan s, plan FOR THIS FALL ... i( • Stu.. , PriJH, Putty all tr- Jf- termination coverage won't begin in our figure i( •Fdy 1... ,,4 Jt until Ja n . I, 1978, but single employer plans receive coverage fl attering print. it • Qvelity W1rliM•hip Jt ~ , more quickl y - perhaps as soon as Fro_m a stunning ~ • frn (sti-tn Jt the law is passed . Priority will be collection of JERRY i( • Cnt1111tr Setlsfectit11 G11111111ttt4 Jt gi ve n to paying those a lready retired should their plans collapse. SILVERMANS_ i( • h• Fi••I,. ANMlt ,+ ARABS BOYCOTTING : Call Now, 739-7073 ; DAMASCUS, Syria: The Japa nese concern Sony was blacklisted fo r dealing with Israel , Arab boy -tr 111,_YLAPRAD * cott headquarters here announced. The offi ce said that the concern ! Val Lynn Decorator• : wh ic h ma nufactures electo rnic -tr 304 Dean St., Prov., I.I. Jt equ ipm ent and · has substantial in ves tments in Arab countries, fai led to reply to a warnihg a yea r ago to ...* ******************* * stop dealing with Is rael. 13 South Angell St. at Wayland Sq. - -- --····------I 16-: Tli_E _!tHOD_E ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1974 BRmSH AMBASSADOR bassador in Damascus did not LONDON: Conservative MP make a statement supporting the Accusations Of Torture Denied Michael Fidler said he was still Syrian government's claim that not satisfied with a Foreign Office Jews in Syria arc not being mis- explanation that the British Am- treated. By The Israeli Shin Beth Police TENNIS PLAYERS JERUSALEM: Israeli security obtained an order from the Israeli Existence or GUWIMS forces have jailed hundreds of Supreme Court calling on the Such Cell Denied RIVERSIDE .AltJMINUM Arabs from the occupied West Government to show cause why her Israeli officials specifically deny TENNIS RANGE Bank of Jordan in the last six charges should not be investigated that Mr. Najab was mistreated. EAST AVENUE, WARWICK H·ROOflNG,&RU~ months in an effort to counter an by an independent body. A hearing One official who has been with the ( 2 blocks WMI of Midland MaH) ..... military government in the West 5 INOOOI COURTS upsurge in terrorism and to break a involving the specific allegations of ALUMINUM VINY\ new resistance movement that has seven of her clients is scheduled . Bank for five years said flatly that ½ hour with our ball machine • A...... coll)e to the surface since the Arab "I have seen the results of these there was no such cell in any Israeli is equivalent to 3 sets of tennis INTflltOll-EKffllQI Israeli war last October. beatings with my own eyes," Mrs. prison. He conceded, however, that CA··-■NNl'IIY The new movement known as the Langer said. "But everytime I have some of the prisoners were kept in ½ HR. '2.50 1 HR. '4 Palestinian National Front, is asked for the men to be examined solitary confinement for 828-1025 regarded as the first serious by a doctor, my request has been desciplinary reason . o,..,....,. •._. FR~1~Jf.V1N resistance organization to be refused. A few weeks go by and Mr. Njab's case is one of the 10 ...... 10p.ffl. formed ·in the West Bank territory then I get the stock answer that my ~even that the Israeli Supreme since it was occupied by Israel in charges are unfounded." Court will hear. the 1967 war. Its core, according to Israeli officials also deny this ' The Palestinian National Front, FOR THE NEW YEAR Israeli officials, is the Jordanian accusation. They say that whenever according to Israeli officials, is an Communist party, which was there has been an allegation of organization of the Jordanian TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL outlawed by King Hussein and mistreatment, an Arab physician Communist party, which decided only recently has emerged as an has been brought in to examine the on the eve of the October war to ATLANTIC AVENUE . PROVIDENCE active pro-Palestinian organization. prisoner and to report on his adopt a policy of active resistance '- . J .l 1 7 r': v,t,, yo ...., · "G j::, 'I CU! tc1:r; ,, iOI (I A total of 896 West Bank Arabs condition to his family. to the Israelis. The party, has a long history as a have been rounded up on security The worst case among her i L("'(li ' . c1t1 ·v•,· '-LI. C_,_; CC~'U',_; ·1_,j by, passive political underground charges and are being held in clients, Mrs. Langer said, is that of movement in the West Bank. It is ~ ·::> Jci:· '.J H ·1•,d:~,- 1 ur~-::.1 C ~:·itor Ker ! ~)_ K(1t1 prisons in the occupied territory Suliman el-N ajab, a 40-year-old 1 and in Israel, according to outlawed in Jordan and King '', } '-Ji i f~ h (:Ii. union organizer from Ramallah, Hussein continually harassed its government officials. Of the total, wlio is an acknowledged member of leadership before the I 967 war. OUR TEMPLE OFFERS YOU: 549 have been tried and are serving the Jordan Communist party. The decision to ugo terrorist," as sentences; 314 are awaiting trial Mrs. Langer contends that Mr. the Israeli officials put ii, was and 33 are being held under Najab was arrested April 29 apparently taken shortly before the administrative detention. without a specific charge and laken October war, when the Soviet As the number of deiainees has blindfolded to a military prison in Union began to improve its ,. - J•" jJ increased, repeated accusations of the West Bank territory. There, she ,.elations with the Palestine torture and mistreatment have been said ·he was forced to kneel on the MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE WILL SIT: Liberation Organization headed by raised by the prisoners, their floor, still blindfolded, while he was Tues Wed Thurs Sept 3 S 7 30 to 9 30 pm Yasir Arafat. The party's purpose, families and other West Bank beaten with clubs. Sundoy Se pt 8 l O a m to 12 noon in the opinion of Israeli specialists, Mon Tu es Wed Thurs Sept 9 12 7 30 to 9 30 pm Arabs. They assert that the Sunday Sept 15 l0o m to 12 noon prisoners have been beaten , She contended that the was to take over as the leading subjected to electric shocks, interrogators had sprayed a resistance organization in the West YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED sprayed with chemical irritants and chemical substance on Mr. Najab's Bank and thus secure a positio~ for forced to squat for long periods in chest that left it painfully raw. itself in any future political TO OUR SOCIAL HOUR AT 11 P.M. cramped solitary confinement. Later, she said, he was confined in negotiations. SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 FOLLOWED BY The charges have been supported a 28-inch-square cell that was only A number of West Bank Arabs by Felicia Langer, a member of the 5 feet 3 inches high. dispute this interpretation . TRADITIONAL SLICHOS SERVICES AT MIDNIGHT Israeli Communist party who is 'The cell had a pitched floor However, they contend that the FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL serving as the lawyer for more than made of sharp stones," she said. principal target of the Palestinian Mrs Jack Cro111tz at 461-1186; 461-4559 50 of the prisoners. She said in an " He was barefoot, unable to sit or National Front is King Hussein, interview that she had seen marks lie down." not the Israeli occupiers. Ed Weiner, Chairman 781-315 l of beatings on several of her clients. Albert J . Ross , Co-chairman 781-2478 Israeli officials deny that there is any policy or practice of torture in their prisons. Defense Minister Shimon Peres and other CLASSIFIED government ministers have stated in the Parliament that the CALL 724-0200 accusations of mistreatment are unfounded. Privately, Israeli officials 3-Apartments for Rent 25-Lawns, Landscaping acknowlege that some of the prisoners may have been roughed EDGEWOOD: Six rooms, first floor . BEL TERRA Tile bath, tile kitchen. Woll-to-walls, up during arrest or interrogation. combinations. $140. No pets. 461- GARDENING, INC. The prisoners are questioned by 3042. Complete All STORES PRICES GOOD AUG. 30 TO SEPT. S men of the Shin Beth, Israel's Landscaping security service, which is EAST SIDE, Off Cole. Luxurious and Service charming five rooms, first. Goroge. KOSHER--COO KED IN OUR KITCHEN responsible for intelligence in the Many extras. lease. S235. 943• CAU TOM occupied territories. 4890, 942-3090. 723-9189 SAVE They also acknowledge that the ROAST BEEF 70< LB. prisoners are subjected to what one 4-Carpentry LANDSCAPING: Spring cleanup, ferti• SLICED AS YOU LIKE IT, 3~!ND official described as "psychological Ii.ting, monthly lown mo intenonce, MUUANEY'S seeding, planting, crobgross control. . pressure" during interrogation. Tree work. Gutters cleaned. 723. 'Standard Police Tedmlques' GOOD CARPENTRY CO. 3498. "Sometimes they are warned that My recent expansion· enables larger FIESHL YSMOKED jobs with greater efficiency and sov• 39-Situations Wanted they will be kept in prison SAVE ing. Still the some quality craftsman· indefinitely if they don't talk, or ship ond sensible prices. From o pesky WHITEFISH 80·LB. leak to a completely remodeled cellar MATURE TRAINED NURSE and me- told that their friends have already ;n FAT IACKS -DELICIOUS 2!!ND or attic, repairing gutters, doors, win- dicol secretary desires position given testimony against them," one dows - you name it - no job too doctor's office in Massachusetts or ;n official said. "But these arc only small or too large. Rhode Island. Graduate tron· scription, medical terminology ond standard police techniques for Excellent ReNNnces IIEAKSTONE SAVE 10< secretarial skills. Coll 401 -941-4585, getting information out of people 351-1168 1 to 9 p.m. LARGE who are unwilling to talk. There is TEMP-TEE 8OZ. no torture." ADOtTIONS, otterations, commercial, 41-Shore, Moutain Rental WHIPPED CIWI CHEESE CONTAINER 49c The official added that although residential, cement work, sidewalks, patios, partitions. Specializing in of- the interrogators were "not the fice r&modeling. 942-10..4. BARRINGTON: Six room house, tur• politest of men," they had standing 9-20 nished, scenic setting. S245 monthty, orders _not to strike any prisoner. September to June. R,I. Jewish Her - HOPE STREET ONLY HOPE STREET ONLY 6-Dressmaking old, Box E-56, 99 Webster Street, He said he could recall only four Powrucket, R.I. 0286 l. cases of violations of this order KOSHER FRESH MEATS EXPERT DRESSMAKING: Alterations UNDER SUPERVI SION OF VAAD HAKA SHRUTH during the last seven years and that of any k;nd, Servke, sotisfoction, 42-Special Notices OUR FRESH MEAT DEPT 15 CLOSED these interrogators had been moderate prices. Li sa Sonnenschein, dimissed. 24 Broman Street, off Hope Street, AT NOON ON FR ID AY AND All DAY SA TURDAY 421 -1548. ARMSTRONG SOI.ARIAN The NO Mrs. Manger's accusations have WAX FLOOR that gets you off your also been denied by Yoram knees ond into our store . ONLY SAVE Dinstein, the chairman of the 21-Help Wanted $8.95 Sq. Yd . HOUSE Of CARPETS, 802 Hope St.-eet, 521 -3870. KOSH(I-- CUT FIOM HEAVY mm 30•LB. Israeli branch of Amnesty 29 International, who has said that HOUSEKEEPER wonted fa, cooking 1 and light housework fa, elderly WHOLE RIB ROASTS POUND there is no evidence of couple . Livt1 ;n °' out. Sackett MIDDLE~AGIED MAN desires to shore mistreatment. Sfreet. ST 1-3833. his modern apartment. Write R.I. The lnlernational Red Cross, Jewish Herold, Sox E-58, 99 Web- which sends representatives to visit ster Street, Pawtucket, R.I. 02861 . the prisoners regularly, declined to CAMP ADMINISTRATOR: Handle the KOSHER-CUT FIOM HEAVY STEERS comment o n the charges . A maintenance and business a spects 43-Special Services SAVE of successful Jewish summer chil - 30•LB. spokesman for the Red Cross dren's camp. Within one hov, of MIDDLE CHUCK orficials in Tel Aviv said only that Providence. Ideal long term position GLASS broken screens, wood, olumi• IONELESS !o!ND they had been able to see the supplementing teaching career. num windows repaired. Prompt ser• 1 Comping experience h;ghly desir- .;ces. 274-9172, 724-3421 prisoners whenever they so ught able. Position offers possibility for permission following standard Red spouse to eo,n summer income, •tFINISHllilG: Furniture and kitchen CUNSTOII l'IO¥INIKI ralffllCJln •MWKI Cross practice, he refused to also. R.I. Jewish Herold, Box E-54, cobineh ;n antique or woodgrain no.,.11. s.i,..._... _ 1619-IAn. ltllh4oll. discuss their condition. 99 Webster Street, Pawtucket, R.I. finish . Coll eYenings. Moyer Ref inis h- 711.Mfl 71!-lfft 7J7.lffl t4l-lt!t 02861. ;ng, 725-855 l. Nonetheless, Mrs. Langer has