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UN ESCO Press Officer· Resigns in Disput~ PARIS: The information director · when UNESCO adopted several of UNESCO, an American Jew, has resolutions condemning Israel and submitted his resignation, attacking excluding it from the organization's THE O NLY ENGLIS H-JE W/S H W EEKLY IN R. /. AND SOUTHEAST MASS . the anti-Israeli actions of the · European grouping. Mr. Blocker is Unired Nati'ons over the last 13 said to have been under pressure, as months. chief information officer, to soften VOLUME LVIII, NUMBER 42 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1975 20¢ PER COPY the impact of the anti-Israeli actions foel Blocker, said in a letter to in his dealings with reporters .. Am a doe-Mahtar M ' Bow of Senega l, the director of the 'United Mr. Blocker has also been telling Nations Educational, Scientific, associates and friends here that he and Cultural Organization,t hat he had received several offers, direct was quitting because of the General and indirect, to accept other, less­ Assembly resolution · passed · last sensitive posts at the organization. month equating Zionism with Some,of the offers were said to have racism, as well as earlier anti-Israeli confe directly from Mr. M'Bow. All actions by UNESCO. The agency of the offers were said to· have been has its headquarters in Paris. The made before the resolution on resignation becomes effective · Zionism was approved. December 31. He has held the post In effect, Mr. Blocker will be for nearly two years. learning the organization three A UNESCO official confirmed weeks before the expiratiqn of his that Mr. Blocker's letter had been contract. No a nnouncement has received by the director general, but · been made concerning his declined to release Mr. M' Bow's replacement. reply to Mr. Blocker. The officials said the director general expected to In hi s letter to Mr. M' Bow, Mr. meet with Mr. Blocker this week . Block,, explained his reason for leaving. The text of the letter, made The official said that he was available -to correspondents here, familiar with the situation of Mr. says the resolution on Zionism was Blocker. The official said that Mr. "an unaccepta ble violation of both Blocker had been advised by official the spirit and the letter of the l letter in October that his contract United Nations Charter. "This would not be renewed. The official resolution, as you must know, is not noted that the United Nations an isolated instance," the letter says resolution o n Zionism had been "it clim axes a whole year of similar adopted -by the General Assembly decisions, take n in the United in New York in November, after Narions itself as well as in its Mr. Blocker was said to have specialized agencies, that call into received the letter terminating his question the very constitutional contract. bases of international cooperation. , Mr. Blocker, who is 43 years old, Nor is there any reasonable expec­ has a current contract that expires tation_that such policies will cease Jan. 20. io be adopted in the near future." CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION is received by Jacob N. Temkin, center, Vice President of Temple Emanu-EI_from the Jewish Theological Seminary of America for "his outstanding work and leadership on behalf of the Mr. Blocker has been telling close Mr. Blocker, a former reporter Seminary." The ceremony took place at the recent annual breakfast meeting of the RJ,ode Island Friends of the associates, however, that his dispute with 1',{ewsweek magazine and CBS, Seminary, held at Temple Emanu-El. Attending were, left to right, E. Morton Percelay, Rabbi Joel A. Zaiman, Jack with the organizatio n. a nd Mr. has told friends that he intends to Temkin, Manfred Weil, and Lawrence L Suttenberg' Chairman of the New England Friends of the Seminary and M' Bow began in November 1974. return to journalism. guest speaker. which he said was increasing. Woman Elected President Finance Ministry Asks Health Ministry officials said there would be cutbacks in services, Less U.S. Dependence departments closed and that the _ Of Staff at Butler Hosp. hospital-building program would The Butler Hospital Staff and is chairwoman or the Com­ T EL AVIV: In an effort to reduce agreement on them. be suspended. Education Ministry Association has elected its first mittee on continuing Education of political dependence on the United Officia ls said the proposed sources said classes would have to woman president. Wilma S. Rosen, the Brown University Medical States and help slash the nation's national budget for 1976-77 be combined and school lunch M .D., staff psychiatrist at Butler School Section on Psychiatry a nd deficit in the ba lance of payments, represents a 5 percent reduction programs cut back. Hospital and assistant professor at Human Behavior and the Rhode Israel's Finance Ministry luis when the effects o f inflation are The Finance Ministry proposals Brown University, will succeed Island District Bra nch of the prese nted to the Cabinet a n austeri­ figured in, though the total fi gure is were defended in a new s Eufrocino Beltran, M.D., who serv­ American Psychi atric Association. ty budget. The budget, which comes $3 billion higher than the current conferenece in Jerusalem by Arnon ed as president during the 1973-75 Dr. Rosen is a consultant psy­ to nearly $12 billion, has been budget. Gafni, the ministry's Director term. chiatrist lo Brown University and proposed for the fi scal year begin­ After the budget proposal was General. He said the budget was The Butle r Hospital Staff the Rhode Isla nd School.of Design ning April I. m ade by Finance Minister part o f a program to reduce the Association, formed in 1962, is as part of the Butler Hospital Con­ Submitted along with it was a Yehoshua Rabinowitz, Police deficit in the balance of payments composed of 152 physician sultation Program, and is a member three-year econo mic plan which Minister Shlomo Hillel protested from the current total ofS3.7 billion members. Only seven of these are of many profess ion a l would reduce services, raise prices, against the allocation for his to $2 .8 billion by 1978. women. orgaini zations, including the Rhode lengthen the work week, and make ministry as inadequate. He rose in The deficit is being covered large­ Dr. Rosen earned her B.A. and Island Medical Society. Recently, jobs mo re scarce. The proposals Parliament to warn tha t there ly by aid and loans from the United M.D. from Temple Medical School. she was elected a fellow in the came under sharp attack within the would be sha rp reduction in the ef­ States. Mr. Gafni said the three­ Internship was taken at Albert American Psychiatric Association. Cabinet, which fai led to reach fi ciency of his force to fight crime, yea r progra m was meant to Ein s tein Medical Cente r in decrease the deficit " a nd thus Philadelphia, and residency was decrease economic and political completed at Temple University. Tourist Boycott Brings ~esults dependence." Furlher trai ning was taken at MEXICO C ITY: The Mexican organi zations represented here to­ Nov. 10. The major cause of the deficit has Philadelphia Psychonanalytic Government "in no way identified day would wait to see how Mexico Today's meeting seemed to been an increase in military Institute. Zionism with racism," despite its voted on a United Nations declara­ climax a quiet reversal in position procurements to S2 billion from She is cert ified by the American vote to that effect at the United ti on on women before deciding by Mexico since the Nov. 10 vote. $700 million a year since the Middle Boa rd of Psyc hia try and Neurology Nations in November. This is what whether to recommend the lifting of At the United Nations last week, East war of October 1973. Mexican President Luis Ec heverria the tourist boycott. That declara­ for example, Mexico unexpectedly Mr. Gafni said the budget es­ WEAPONS SHIPPED? AlvareL told representatives of tion, currently before the General abstained in a vote on a resolution timates were based on an assump­ T U NIS ( ZI N S): The press major American J ewis h Assembly, also contains an article condemning Israel for an air attack ti on that the United States reports tha t the Lefti st leader of the organizations last week. The group describing Zionism as racism. on Palestini an refugee camps in Congress will approve the Ford Ad­ Moslem terror groups in Beirut said later that the Mexican The chai rman of the 16-member Lebanon. m in istrat ions request for S 1.5 has accused Israel of " par­ President also promised that future delegation, Seymour Graubard, For the last five days, Mexico's billion in .direct assistance to Israel ticipation" in the Civil War in Mexican votes at the UN "cannot national chairman of the Anti­ Foreign Minister, Emilio 0 . and its request for S755 million in Lebanon. The leader is coAvinced be misi nterpreted or misunderstood Defamation League o f B'nai B'rith, Rabasa, has also been visiting Israel security support and assistance. that the Christ,an a rmed forces arc as equating Zionism with racism or said that he was "entirely satislied" in order to clear up, in his words, The Finance Ministry's economic using Israeli weapons. Viewers con­ opposing the national aspirations of with the result of the luncheon "certain mis understandings" plan is meant to reduce private con­ firm that they have seen Christians the Jewish people." meeting with Mr. Echeverria. resulting from Mexico's vote on the sumption by 3 per cent in the next with I racli guns in their hands. On Nov. 10, Mexico joined 71 " Mr. Ec heverria explained that Zionism resolution. liscal year. It calls for a value-added Chri tian sources deny that they countries in supporting a resolution he had hoped the resolution would During his visit, Mr. Rabasa tax and an increase in social securi­ have received weapons from Israel, denouncing Zionism as racism. lead the connicting parties in the stated publicly that "there is no dis­ ty fees . Under the program, Israelis nd claim that the guns were cap­ Since. then, major Jewish Mid die East to make progress in crimination in Zion and where there would pay up to 60 per cent more tured by the Syrians during the ear­ organizations in the United States their talks," Mr. Graubard said. is no discrimination there is no for their bread, milk, cooking oil, ly days of the Yorn Kippur Wa.r in and Canada have suspended their "The President added that the vole racism. bus fares and other basic items 1973. and were sold to the tour programs lo Mexico and hotels did not accomplish the results he After the luncheon, at which because Government subsidies Christian in Lebanon . The have received thousands or room had hoped for." kosher food and wine were aervcd, would be slashed. Israelis would ' F I ngcs are now using the me cancellations. Will Maslow, general counsel of Mr. Graubard presented Mr. also have to pay inore for some ser­ eapons not only against the Lawrence Pcirez. a member of the American Jewish Congress, Echeverria with a book of poems vices currently pr-ovided by the Moslem in Le non but also the board of governors or B'nai added that Mr. Echevcl'Tia took full and illustrations by Israeli and Government or by municipal ·ns1 the yrians and ·nians - B' ritb, said that the 10 responsibility for Mexico's vote Arab children called .. My Shalom." authorities. l-cn>1. ~I 5.Ht• . i , , . f 2-T'HEitHODE ISCAND HERALD.1 975 -- csssssssississsss~ssssssisssissss~,!~tsssss7isss -Park Cemetery, Warwick. . · She was born in· Russia, : a daughter of the late Harry and Nljt· - tie Chorney, and had lived in Obftu•aries Providence for more than 65 years. ~©lb@)~~ _ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss Mrs. Poulten was a graduate of Commercial High School, Jacob Alpert Rebecca lvel)tash. of Providence; Providence, and attended New Jacob Alpert, 73, the retired Mrs. Rose . Goldstein and Mrs. Jersey State Teachers' College. She BJ/A\@-Df?DCs Marion Osher, both of'Miami; Mrs. was a past president and past president of Alpert Bros., Inc., a treasurer of the Jewish Home for wholesale tobacco ·company, died Dora Wine of Portland, Maine, and RESTAURANT INC,. the Aged or'Rhode Island and Tern• Sunday. He was the husband of Mrs. Pead Hoffman of°Florida; 13 pie ,Beth Israel Sisterhood. She was EXOTIC CUINESE,POLYNESIAN Bi:riha (Cohen) Alpert, and lived at grandchil-dren and 14 great­ grandchildren. a member of the board of trustees ~ AMERICAN CUISINE 215 Valentine Street, Fail River. Funeral services were held Tues­ of the .Jewish Home for the Aged We Will be OPEN · 1 day at Temple Beth-El in Fall Dena Buckler and Temple Beth Israel. Christmas Eve & Day ~ River, with burial in Temple Beth­ Mrs. Dena Buckler, 69, died She was a past president of also El Cemetery. The family is sitting Monday. She was the wife of Israel Mont~fi~e, aJewish public service organization; was a member of New Years Eve & Day shiva at his late residence through Buckler, and lived at 265 Angell Rd . in Lincoln. B'nai B'rith and the United Order Make Your reservations early! Sunday night. Born in Fail River, a son of the Mrs. Buckler was born.in Boston, of True Sisters and the Brandeis University Women's Association. Reasonable Prices as always late Bennet and Libby Alpert, he the daughter of the late Julius and She leaves three sons, Arthur •Take out orders--Call 738-6767 was a lifelong resident. He was a Dora Landsman. She had been a Poulten of Cranston, Steven D. 2276 Warwick Ave, Warwick R.I. member of Temple Beth-El, the resident of Central Falls and Po.ulten of Narragansett and Watuppa Masonic Lodge and the Providence before moving to Lin­ Howard W. Poulten of Providence, Fall River Jewish Home for the Ag­ coln 20 year; ago. two sisters, Mrs. Irving Avrutsky of ed. She was a member of Congrega­ He is also survived by two sons, tion Ohawe Sholom of Pawtucket. Providence and Mrs. Edward Raiff Wesley and Burton Alpert, both of Along with her husband, she is of Hyde Park, Mass.; a brother, Providerice;·two brothers, Maurice survived by two sons, Ralph Sanford Chorney of Cranston and a NEW ENGLAND grandson. ta:l · and Louis Alpert, both of Fall Buckler of Lincoln and Bernard River, and three grandchildren. Buckler of York, Pa.; three VISITS ISRAEL daughters, Mrs. Samuel Bochner of ·l&J Providence, Mrs. Martin Cutler of Isadore Lazarus William Brown Hollywood, Fla., and Mrs. Herbert Isadore Lazarus, 82, a retired Homogeneous groups: Congregations, Institutions, William Brown, founder and Eisenstadt of Columbia, S.C.; a Providence antique dealer, died Organizations, Communities, Clubs, Professionals president of Brown's Auto Body sister, Mrs. Harry Davis of Thursday, December 11 . He was th_e husband of the late Ida GOING TO ISRAEL Works in Pawtucket, died Wednes­ Providence; 19 grandchildren and day. He was the husband of Sadie one great-grandchild. (Schlifer) Lazarus and he lived iit 28 January 4:Jaiiiiary ·1..::-::seattie Pilgrimage Tour, led by Dr. (Bander) Brown and lived at 36 Delwo6d Rd., Cranston. Waiter E. Ptignm and Rev. M. E. Nesse. 12th Street in Providence . Augustus V. Barwood , Funeral services were held Sun­ . January 4-.January 14-Third Interfaith Mission led by Rab­ day al the Sugarman Memorial b, Murray Rothman, Rev. Bullock and Rev. Bartlett. He was a member of Temple Beth Augustus V. Barwood, husband Sholom, Providence. of the late Jeanette Barwood,. died Chapel, with burial in Lincoln Park - , January 8-January 18-Quincy Citizens Vacation in Eilat Cemetery, Warwick . Ja!l'lary ls.January 23-Journey to Jerusalem, led by Fath~r He was born in Austria, a son of at his home in Stoneham, Mass. on S. Riley. . the late Morris and Gettel Brown, December 8. Funeral services were He was born in Russia, and had !a!l'lary 18-January 23-Third Israel Food Week -N. E. and had been a Providence resident held at the Stavetsky-Schlossberg­ lived in Providence for more than M1ss1on. ' for 60 years. . Solomarr Memorial Chapel in 50 years before moving to Cranston J~nuary 18-Janua~y 26-0astronomical Congress-Eastern Along with his wife, he is sur-­ Brookline. two years ago. He was a member of Region, Del. vived by a son, Sydney Brown of He was a member of Temple Congregation Shaare Zedek and the Janaary 18-January 27-Temple Beth Israel, led by Rabbi East Provi_dence; two daughters, Israel in Brookline and was Young Peoples Beneficial Associa- Jacob Handler. Mrs. Natalie Berger of West Hart­ president of L.J. Barwood · tion. - January 20-February I-World Convocation of Jewish He is survived by two sons, Veterans. ford, Conn., and Miss Betty Brown Manufacturing Co. in Everett, of Providence; a brother, Max Mass. before his retirement. William Lazarus of North Miami, February 5-February 19-Ad~enture Vacation in Israel and Fla., and Maurice · Lazarus of Rome-Fall River . . , Brown of Providence, and four He is survived by a daughter, February 9-February IS-Jesuit Center to the Holyland and grandchildren. Mrs. Lois R. Saipe of Boston; and Atlanta; a daughter, Mrs. Helen Rome. · by two sons, Augustus V . .Barwood Brill of Cranston; three brothers, February 9-February IS-United Methodist Church led by Sarah Golden , Jr. of Los Angeles and Edgar A. Samuel of Miami Beach, Fla., Rev. J9hn H. Pressey. • Frank of East Providence, and Mrs. Sarah Golden, 90, the Barwood · of Providence; six February IZ:.February 22-Holy Family Church to Israel and Morris Lazarus of California· a widow of Sam Golden died Tues­ grandchildren and three great­ , Rome, led by Father Trepanier. sister, Mrs. Lena Bart of New day. She lived al 131 Winter Street grandchildren. February 12-February 22--Temple Emunah, led by Rabbi Jersey; six grandchildren and three in Woonsocket. Joel Myers. · greaL-grandchildren. Februa~y 12-February 22-Temple Emanuel of Ne_;,ton, led Funeral services were held Morton Robinson by Rabb, and Mrs. Samuel and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence - Wednesday at B'nai Israel Graveside services were he°ld at . Sutten berg. · Synagogue in Woonsocket, with Lincoln Park Cemetery in Warwick Nathan J. Michaels burial in B'nai Israel Cemetery. February 14-February 24-lnterfaith Group of Springfield, Monday for Morton Robinson, 52, Funeral services were held led by Rev.. Ronald Whitney . • ·She was a member of the syn­ who died Sunday. He lived at 112 December 11 for Nathan J. February 16-Marcb I-Temple Beth El of Norwalk, led by agogue and its Sisterhood, Burlington St., Providence. Michaels, 72, at Riverside Rabbi Jonas Goldberg. ' Hadassah and the Jewish Home for He was born in Providence, a son Memorial Chapel in Miami Beach. February 23-February 28-First International Congress on the Aged . She was · a former of the late Samuel and Martha He was the husband of Ruth Family Therapy. volunteer for the Greater Woon­ (Finklestein) Robinson and was a Michaels of Miami Beach. Mardi I-March IS-Chelsea-Revere Jewish Community socket American Red Cross. lifelong resident of the city. He was Along with- his wife, he is sur­ Center to Israel and Rome. led bv Mr. Alex Morochnick. A daughter of. the late Benjamin a member of Temple Emanu-EI. vived by a daughter, Helene, and March 8-March 17-United Church of Shirley led by Rev and Shandel (Macktaz) Yaraus, He is survived by a sister, Miss Leonard W. Silvester. ' · two grandchildren and two sisters, she was born in Russia, and had liv­ . Louise ·Robinson, with whom he 17-Tri-Parish Community Church, led by . Mrs. Fay Wasserman, formerly of Mardi-8-March ed in Woonsocket since she was 10 live_d. Rev. James A. Ewen. ~ Providerce, and now of Miami Mardi 8-Marcb 17-Golden Tour to Israel and Athens, led years old. Beach, and Mrs. Rose Solarz of Los She is survived by three sons, bv Mr. Ben Porter. Angeles, Calif. March 8-Mardl 22--South Arca JCC, led by Mrs. Eleanor Harold, James and Edward Pauline Poulten Landa. Golden. ail of Woonsocket; four Mrs. Pauline Poulten, 67, who March 8-March 17-Pilgrim Congregation Church, led by daughters, Mrs . Gertrude was active in Jewish organizations Rev. V. Venator, Caslowitz of East Providence~ Mrs. for many years, died Sunday. She In Memoriam Mardi 11-Marcb 21-Temple Emanuel of Haverhill, led by Esther Smalley of Woonsocket, was the widow of Ben Poulten, who BENJAMIN HITTNER Joe and Sylvia Elgart. Mrs. Charlotte Sugarman of West died in 1972, and lived at 249 1971 • December 22 • 1975 Mardi 11-Mardt 2S-Hartford Annual Tour to Israel (for In our Marts you will always stay Palm Beach, Fla., and Mrs. Warrington Street, in Providence. loved and remembered ewry day. first and second timers), led by Clara and Mickey Sowolsky. Dorothy Katz of Weston, Mass.; a Funeral services were held Tues­ March II-March 21-Congrcgation Tifereth Israel, led by Sadly missed, Rabbi Nathan Polen. brother. Morris E. Yaraus of day at Temple Beth Israel in CHILDREN ANO Mardi 13-March 21-Sccond International Conference on Orlando, Fla .; five sisters. Mrs. Providence, with burial in Lincoln GRANDCHILDREN Calcified Tissue (3 return dates). Mardi 14-Mardl 24-Temple Emanuel of Lawrence, led by Rabbi Harry A. Roth. March Jl-AprH 12--Bi-National Conference on Applied The Sugarman Memorial Chapel in Metallurgy (2 return dates). Providence has been April 22-May J-Sccond International Chest & Lung the home of Conference No. I . traditional Jewish Services for over 60 AprR 22-May .,_Second International Chest & Lung ' Conference No. 2 years, and once again we are also able to AprH 26-May IO-Spring Tour to Eilat, led by Mr. Sid Heiler. A,rll 26-May 10--lsrael Anniversary Tour No. I, led by Mr. serve you in our Chapel in Warwick. A. Bernard Shurdu_t._ AprH 26-May ff!!:.lsrael Anniversary Tour No. 2, with Athens. April · 27-May 12--American Ph,sicians Fellowship Tenth World Congress of Israel Medica Association, led by Dr. Manuel Glazier. Suµ:arman Mt>morial Chapels 1'1111 .. a pardal llldas el ..._._ '"""9· 458 Hope Street. Providence 331-8094 A111t a.-alaWe an FI Al'• ..., p-, twn. 1924 Elmwood Avenue, Warwick 467-7750 Fer - lllf-doll, cewtact yoar El Al trnel alft!C or: In Florida (305) 861-9066 . Er Al ISRAEl Al RUNES . 607 BOYLSTON STREET IOSTON Tel.: 617-267-9220 'JOUI' ...... ~ ma, :limi o/ neeJ THIS LISTI G IS A SERVICE OF THE ISRAEL GOVERNMENT TOURIST OFFICE man'I ,-ear6 awa'I . EASTERN REGION te :':..:"'..::_=:_:=:_:: __:"_~ ..:':-~.-=':.~_::_:'::::: :::_:;::;::::::::r:::-:-:=:::::::-.:_:-. :-. -=-=~=====~~~~~~=~======-=-===-=-~.;:-=. ------~-~-~;~ ,.i;HE, RHODE I§Lt\NDJ~Eft.~LD, FRIDAY, DECEMBE.R 19, 197_5-3 Mrs. Hasserafeld . Temple Note·s Again· to Lead

Sons or Jacob Officers h y the Temple's Men's Club and is UJA Women's Div. C ongreg,ttion Sons of Jacob held open to Temple members. NEW YORK: United Jewish its instullation of officers following Appeal General Chairman Frank servic-es on December 7. Officers Pulpit Dialogue R. Lautenberg, announcing his include Chairman of the Board Temple Sinai in · Cranston will 1976 slate of national officers at the · Jack Glantz. Vice Chairman Alex hold, as pari of its Sabbath Evening UJA Annual National Conference . "JOIN US FOR A DEUGHTF\JL POLYNESIAN . Goodblutt. Treasurer H. B. Stone, Servic-e lonii,,ht, December 19, at this · weekend, expressed "the or CANTONESE DN4ER'' . '. . Your Hosts _Harry & Ping Secretary. George ' labus h. ·8: 15 p.m .. a pulpit dialogue on de~pesi stati sfaction with the Gaboyim. Nathan 'Waldman, " The Canipus Today." The superb quality and proven com­ Hayman Parness, H.B. Stone, and dialogue wi ll feature Raboi Peter G. mitment of this outstanding Joseph Siegal. Rabbi M. Drazin Weintraub and Nancy Davis of the lea~ership group. .·-.· --L·v was installing oflicer. The syn­ Rhode Island Scftool of Design and "I look forward to their advice, agogue is open everyday for ser­ Wendy Si lver of Boston University. counsel and active participation in HO_ __ WE ARE NOW BOOKING CHRISTMAS PARTIES (25-150) vices. \\eekdays 15 minutes before On Tuesday, December 23, the the forthcoming crucial campaign. CALL 699-7440 sunset. Temple will hold a brunch for all In 1976, the American Jewish com­ POLYNESIAN/CANTONESE REST AU RANT high school seniors al 11 a.m. in the munity, under their leadership, RTE. 1--NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASS. Temple Social Hall. Family Shabbat Dinner must make an all,out effort to meet Daily 11:30 to 12 Hri. I l!_ot-1 ,1:30 to 1• Sun. I Hot. 12 to 12 Temple Emanu-EI will hold a the human needs of Israel's in­ tradilio'nal Shabbat Dinner for Couples Club Party coming immigrants and tens of Temple members on Friday, The Temple Emanu-EI Co uples · thousands of previous arrivals ... and December 26. Reservations can· be Club will sponsor its first affair, a 19 sustain, support and resettle op­ made by calling the Temple Oflice Gala Party on December JI at the pressed and need)' Jews in the al JJ 1-1616 and are limited due to Temple. Music will' be by "Golden Soviet Unio-n., in Syria an·d sp.ice. The regular Shabbat evening Reality." Reservations are limited. elsewhere in our troubled world. schedule will be followed. Services This will be a campaign of the_ Ul· for the entire congregation will Membership Shabbat most strength and unity, led by the heg in promptly at 6: 10 p.m. in the A special Shabbat service, honor­ strongest, most effective and most Main Sanctuary. The dinner wi ll. ing the 49 fomilies who joined Tem­ determined group of men and follow services al 6:40 p.m. in the ple Beth' Tora h in Cranston this women in our campaign history." Meeting House . past year, was held last Friday. The The officers - named at the new memhers Shabbat featured a Co nference will assist Mr. Beth Torah Series welcoming sermon from Rabbi Lautenberg in creating and carrying Temple Beth Torah's · Rabbi Gerald Zclerm yer. introduction of out the policies and programs of the Series. which has not been held for the new nembers. the kiddush UJA 1976 fund raising campaign. It I several years. will begin again on chanted by Dr. Joseph Mittleman, includes live heads of operational I Sunday. Dccemhcr 21 . Rabbi vice-president for membership, and divisions, four of them newly eleo- , Gerald Zelcrm yer will inaugurate . the in volvement of the Temple's led: and 14 National Chairmen, of the series with a talk on uG reat youngsters in the k'iddush, a week ly whom three. were named this I Jewish Perso nalities." A different tradition at the Temple. All new weekend. I topic will be chose n for each members were presented a gift by Sylvia Hassenfeld of Providence, I program. which will be held once a the Temple's oflicers. Men received R.I. wi ll again serve as Chairman of I monlh . The talk will be preceeded tallith clips and women received the UJA National Women's Divi­ I by a 9:30 ,1. 111 . breakfast sponsored cha is. • sion in the year ahead. I I SCULPTURE UNVEILED DELI SANDWICH I Professor Explains 1876 . • 'Choose From Assorted Meats & cheeses". The Independent Order of B'nai , Rye--Pumpernickel or Ralls ti B'rith unveiled Moses Jacob l l Ame.rican Attitude Ezekiel's monumental sculpture ·Happy Hour Plus our Terrific I "Regligious Liberty" this year in_ Potato Salad I Why do American Jews con­ in Israel one finds "a crazy 3 p.m.-8_p;m. '· I Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, as I I tribute hundreds of millions in gifts economic system which has. been its. contribution to the centennial of SUNDAY Come back to the state of Israel but abstain created under the leadership of the the Declaration of Independence. at night from making business investments?" Mapai ." According to Rubinstein, to work off \l BRUNCH the sandwich Wh y do they· visit Israel as, tqurists thi s is why American Jews .. ,yho not NEWSPAPERS A·TTR A'.CT on our in such large numbers but are not ·only invest in their own country but more · active readership from THROOP ALLEY • Locoted Beh;nd Intimate Allary ond David's Pot Belly Daace floe!' ·1 prepared for permanent settlement? in fore ig n lands as well, are loath to teenagers in higher income families. I Professor Amn on Rubinstein of send their investment dollars to -Tel Aviv University thinks he i)as a Israel. number of reaso ns lo acco unt for The American Jewish communi­ the American Jews puzzling con­ ty. according to Rubinstein, does duct. While Israel is a democratic not like lo express open criticism of I society, he says, its government is Israel: noto f its government nor of The same Jewish not based on the same foundations its economy, but the criticism sur­ tha t unde rpin the American faces in deeds of omission. Funeral Director democratic system. Wnile being most generous ih who has traditionally served your family In Ameri ca. the people vote for gifts to Israel , they ·refrain from with understanding and consideration for individuals: in Israel. the people investments. Although they come in over 30 years ... Mitchell .. ,is available to vote for party lists. The basic droves to visit Israel as tourists, premise of all democracies, he they do not go fo r aliyah. serve you at explains. is that power corrupts; Professor Rubinstdn has arrived Rhode Island's newest and finest funeral that it is necessa ry to replace the at the co nclusion that it will take a home ... regime from time to time. In Israel, radical upheaval in Israel's regime he points out, one party has rem ai n­ and lifestyle to correct the puzzling ed in co ntrol for many, many years, behavior. and it is difficult to unseat it. PW+ +e In the United States, he co n­ When you lose a tinues, the eco nomy is based on the Obituary Mount Sinai principle of priva te in itiative, while loved one ... Irving Gllsteln Memorial Levin Re-elected Irvi ng Gilstein, 78, the proprietor help and Assn. President of the former Irving's Tailoring understanding are: Company. di ed Tuesday. He was Chapel Irving H. Levin of Cranston has the husband of the late Anna (Max) close at hand. l )f RH<..)[)! hi Y\J) been re-elected President for :r Gilstein , a nd had lived ,on second term of the Chesed Schei Rochambeau Avenue in Providence Emess Association. The election before moving to the Jewish home wa held al the Association's 64th for the Aged five years ago. ' co nveni e ntl y located in a safe Installation Meeting, which was He had operated the tailoring neighborhood with every provision for held al Temple Beth Am in company on Rochambeau Avenue Warwick on Sunday. December 14 . fo r more than 40 yea rs until his comfort, privacy, dignity, with no stairs The followi ng officers were also reti rement in 1969. to climb. re-elected for a second term: First He was born in Kiev, Russia, a Vice Pre. ,den t. Shepley Shapiro or son or the late Abraham and Leah At M ount Sinai Memorial Chapel, Pawtucket: Second Vice President, (Polovy) Gilstein, and li ved in Mitchell continues to provide the kind of Abraham Ponce of Cranston; Providence for more th an 65 years. dignified, personal service with integrity, t'inancial and Recording Secretary, He was a member of the Jewish that the Jewish Community has come to Stanlc:y Grebstein of Cranston; and Home for the Age~ and the Treasurer. Samuel Shindler of Providence Hebrew Free Loan know and trust. Providence. Association . He was a World War I The following members were Army veteran. FOR THE FINEST TRIBUTE AND RESPECT elected to the Board of Directors: Mr. Gilstein is survived by two FOR YOUR LOVED ONE IN ACCORDANCE Loui Bloom. Lewis Blumemthal, sons, Morton Gilstein of WITH PROPER RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCE.. . 1 NathJn Ro cn iieid, Abraham Providence and 1-loward Gilstein of Gold tein Esq .. Simon Chorney, San Francisco; a sister, Mrs. Sarah · muel Gro man. Sidney Pickar, Wein tein of Brooklyn. N.Y., and Stanlc:y Pierce, Melvi n Shuman, four granddaughters. Mount Sinai Memorial Chapel Ph ili p Simon , llan Zeltzer, Jacob Funeral services were held 82S Ho~ St. al comer of Fourth St. in Providmc,. ~ossberg. I rael Marks, Mu Wed nesday at Mount Sinai 331-3337 In Florida Call (30S) 8S6-398j P. Ganz Kerzner. amuel Jamnick, Ira Memorial Chapel of Rhode Island, Bazar. Harry Keller, and Philip wi1h burial in Lincoln Park Rosenrield. Cemetery. •, • ·.• • • ,~ • • • • ' I • ,. .. I I<-THE RHODE JSLA~~;:::;:;•v. DECEMBER"·"" FROM FRIDAY Y.O FRIDAY American Rebuff for Israel . A Remarkable Nonagenarian .•• and a Correction A significant shift appears to be in the making in the United ' States' Middle East policy. Rather than all-out support for Israel, it now seems that the U.S. is, in fact, ready to accept a role for the By BERYL SEGAL Palestine Liberation Organization in future negotiations for peace in the Middle East. Last year, al the Annual Meeting taught: opinions are based on his convic­ The shift became apparent when the U. S. voted to accept the of the Jewish Federation of Rhqde "Look in the basket..," tion that the Torah contains great United Nations' Security Council's resolution tying renewal of the Island, the President stopped before The customers looked, picked truths if only society would heed manda~e for . the UN observer force oii the Golan Heights to a introducing'the speaker of the even­ what they needed, and both the them . All the desired ideals in life: Council debate set for January on thc'Middle East. The PLO will ing, to wish somebody a. Happy woman and I~ peddler were Peace, Justice, Mercy, Love for take part in that debate, for the first time. Birthday. He pointed to a man satisfied. That was in 1913 before neighbor, all are found in the Any UN member could request a Council del;>ate with PLO par­ whom we all see at meetings, at lec­ cars were common and a trip to Jewish Law . All wisdom is in it. tures, at gatherings, but never think Providence · or Pawtucket was an ,Turn it and turn again and you find ticipation, some Americans at the UN are quick to point out, since o"f his age. He walks, he talks, and event. everything in it. · the PLO was grantee! observer status by the General Assembly last above all, he thinks as a young man. But Linder wanted to be his own In the ninetieth year of his life year. They are trying to play down thejmportance of the American The man was Abraham Linder, a boss. That, too, was typical of the Mr. Linder speaks with enthusiasm vote with this logic. familiar figure .in town who has immigrant of the \Jay. He opened a ' of his beliefs. Everything will pass, In private, however, Americap officials concede that there has reached the age when, according to dry goods store in Central Falls. He but the woh!s of Torah will endure, been, indeed, a shift away from Israel in American diploniacy, and Pirke Avoth, a man is supposed to did well but the business depended forever. they report that the change was ordered directly by President be bent down by years of living. In on Coats Mills. As long as there Abraham Linder was an im­ Gerald Ford and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. our days, when men and women of w'as work his business was prosper: migrant in the days ' when hard The two men, it is said, discussed the Council resoltuion. on their ninety ljJ'e not rare, · a man like ing, but then there wa's a strike and work, faith, tenacity and deep faith plane on the way to China, and talked by telephone with the U.S. Abraham Linder is a rarity. To see he lost everything. The workers were virtues to be treasured. l)im walking on Hope Street, where used up all their assets and started xxxxxx delegation at the U,N several times during the day, with Dr. he lives, and to stop to talk with to buy on credit. Mr. Linder could Peter K. Rosedale came to the Kissi~ger finally delivering the President's instruction to vote for him, as we always do, one does not not refuse them credit and as the ,school where I was teaching m~ny, the resolution. see him bent down with years. strike dragged on he had to close his many years ago, when he was a America's upcoming political election year no doubt played a Mr. Linder sat with me and told business. wide eyed youngster, looking with part in President Ford's decision. He has already written off any me of his life. His life .was not spec­ After trying his hand at various wonder at the world around him, possibilities of wining New York and some other cities with large_· tacular but it typifies the saga of an· business ventures, Mr. Linder went and I a relative ly young teacher Jewish populations. His harsh attacks on New Yorkers suffering immigrant at the beginning of the to work for the Metropolitan In­ feeling his way to the hearts of his from their financial crisis, and his reluctance and minimal loan · century. surance Company and he stayed on charges. I met Peter again in Tem­ program for the city has alienated so many New Yorkers that his He came to America from lhat job for 26 years until his ple Beth El where he was a promis­ chances of winning that state's electoral votes are virtually nil, and Galicia, a distJ ict in Eastern retirement. ing student and an extremely politt! he knows it. Europe, part of Austria-Hungary, In the meantime Mr. Linder was young man. · under the benevolent rule of Em­ a member in the community. He I lost track of him .during his Mr. Ford.may '!Veil have decided .to pursue a Middle East poiicy porer Franz Joseph who reigned joined Touro Fraternal where he is college and Law School years, and which could win greater support among middle American gro.11ps over a1 conglall)orate of ethnic the oldest member today. He was he emerged again as a public far more interested in improving Anerica's.relations with the oil­ groups. worshipping at the Ohawe Sholom spirited young lawyer who was run­ rich Arab nations than in down-the-line support for Israel. As· for He came with no knowledge of Shul on. Howell Street, the only ning for representative of his dis­ Dr. Kissinger, he surely wants to to.p .his career with a peace English, but he spoke German­ Orthodox synagogue on the East trict, appointed lo the Police Court, agreement in the Middle East, and he may be trying to force Israel Yiddish and Polish. He also C"a me Side at that time. and a person who could be counted to niake the concessions necessary to get some movement toward a with the burning desire to bring his . But the greatest thing that has on in many · community efforts. I settlement. wife whom he left behind. shaped his life is his philosophy. A read with satisfaction about Peter, Two typical motives in the life of widower, he lives alone in his always remembering the red-headed ·························································· ··························•, the immigrant: To learn English apartment, and is cor;npletely youngster who came to my school. quickly and to bring his family here. independent. His only complaint is In the Herald of December 5, a Ed.itor's Mailbox There were wholesale dry goods his hearing, but he has learned to letter appeared from Peter Rosedale places in Providence at that time live with it. God has been good to reminding me that the Hillel Foun­ which fitted out an immigrant with me, he says. He is a respected dation is a child of B'nai B'rith, a basket of merchandise and short­ member in his shul, Miskan Tefilah, sponsored. by B'nai B'rith for the term credit, and sent him out to the where he often stands before the purpose of serving Jewish students Important Addition hinterland, the villages around reader's desk a nd leads the in colleges and universities, directed I want to thank you for Mr, graduate work al Brandeis' Lown Providence an_d Pawtucket. He congregation in ·prayer. He attends by B' nai B'rith, and in part financed Segal's kind article about Hillel Program in Contemporary Jewish carried hi s ·basket' filled with meetings and takes part in ·com­ by B'nai B'rith. recently. We're grateful for his kind Studies. Previously she studied at household necessities, and he rang munity affai rs. He engages the lec­ My than ks to Mr. Rosedale for thoughts and observations. Case-Western Re s erve in doorbells. Mr. Linder remembers ·turers who come to speak and calling attention to an oversight in There is an inadvertant mis­ Cleveland, and at' Hebrew Union lhat he just said the words he was expresses his own opinion. His my article/6h the Hillel House. representation in the article which College in Cincinnati. Her work election law that would have made requires some comment: It would experience has touched many levels Nazareth Election Shows · ii more difficult for Rakah. be wrong to somehow assume that of the Jewish community. The threa ts appear to have Hillel reflects only one person's So many things go on at Hillel of Arabs New Nationalism backfired, however. Mr. Zayad did energies and leadership. This year, which Rhode Islanders should be better than even his supporters had military pride. While citizens, for example, there , is a new proud and aware - the ap­ JERUSALEM: The landslide predicted. 1 Israel's Arabs are not required Jo Associate Director at Hillel, pointment of Maxine,,. Kronish is election of an outspoken Arab The results shocked the Labor serve in the army on th·e ground Maxine Kronish. While not the first one. I hope that many of your nationalist as Mayor of Nazareth is Party. "We expected to !ose," one person to hold the position, she is readers will soon have occasion to being seen here as the most that it would be unreasonable to party official said tonight, "but not ask them to take up arms against the first woman in Rhode Island on meet her and appreciate her con­ conspicuous display of Palcnstinian in such a lopsided fashion." fellow Arabs. the professional Hillel staff, and . tributions. nationalist sentiment among Israeli As a result of his victory and the This renewed sense of their own one of the few in the country, She Arabs since the founding of the na­ patronage he will be able to dis­ Arabism recently led Israeli Arabs comes to us J!lOSt recently from Richard A. Marker tion. tribute as mayor the 47-year-old to acknowledge publicly their sym­ Cambridge, having completed her Rabbi Toufik Zayad, an avowed Palesti­ Mr. Zayad will be a political power pathy for the Palestinian movement nian nationalist, poet and Com­ lo be reckoned with in northern outside Israel's borders. While con­ Jewish Theology ln-Se~ice Course munist member of Parliament, Israel. Given his feelings, he is also tinuing to support Israel's right to swept the hotly contested five-way likely to emerge as the leader of the The Bureau of Jewish Education dcnominati nal differences within exist, within its prc-1967 bou'n­ race with 67 percent of the vote to more militant elements among is extending its Teacher-Training Judaism, th ir practices and obser­ daries, many Israeli Arabs now become Mayor of the biggest Arab Israel's Arabs and may well become Program into the community vances. speak out in favor of at least town in Israel. a p o litical thorn for the through a series of in-service mini- The cour will be conducted by When the counting was com­ recognition of the political rights of Government, their brothers in the neighboring courses which will bring a Bureau Joel Gercbo'r, f the l;>cpartment of pleted, his Communist-dominated If the Government carries out its instructor into the school campus. Religious SILi ·es of Brown Univcr- countries. ticket had won 11 of 17 scats on the threats of noncooperation with the Thc first in the a sity and will held at the Temple Capitalizing on this sentiment, series will be town council. new Nazareth council, relations four hour course dealing with the Beth-El sch I on Sundays, Rakah, the Arab-dominated Com­ The victory was interpreted mo(e wi th all its Arab communities will "Mystic Structure of Judaism, Its Ja!)uary I Ith, t.h, February 1st munist party, mounted a vigorous as an expression of Arab inevitably grow more tense, Basic Institutions and Modern and 8th from 11 : 0 A. M. to 12:40 nationalism than Marxist feeling campaign for the Nazareth election. Definitions" . The course will survey P. M. among the 40,000 residents of the To head its ticket, Rakah selected the philosophy and theology of Credits will beg vcn towards cer- Galilean town , The vote reflected Mr. Zayad, who won notoriety im­ Rabbinic Judaism leading to an un- tification and all ,teachers -in the the increased nationalist feeling of mediately after the 1973 war with a COMMUNITY derstanding of present day area arc invited to 'attend, Israel's 450,000 Arabs and passionately political poem entitled demonstrated that Israel now faced "The Great Crossing" in which he CALENDAR a "Palestinian problem within its extolled_ the Egyptian atta-ck A SERVICE OF THE borders as well as outside them." across the Suez Canal. Largely JEWISH FIDIRATION Although the Arabs arc full because of the emotion expressed in OF RHOOE ISLAND Israeli citizens who have lived and lhal poem, in December 1973 Mr. ancl the worked in Israel since 1948, there Zayat was elected to Parliament. R.I. JEWISH HERALD has been a reawakening of their The lsdeli Government did its For Usting Call 421-4 I I 1 Palestinian identity since the 1967 utmost to block the Communist vic­ -=~k~'::... war. It was then, after having been tory in Nazareth, even to the point WNO=~~:=~•.:=-~.:.=.. ,714.0200 cut off for nearly 20 years, that they of sending two Cabinet ministers to MOND.Y, DfaMIII 22, ft7S OfRa= , •• , ...... ,..,..._, .... Off,. suddenly were able to re-establish lhe town shortly before the vote to v.... __.., .,':!!-:.....- - .... :=c..-=:.::::::::::::::::::·.::::·.::~::::::·.::·.::::::::·.:·.::·.:::~:::·.::::::::::::::::::::·.:.:~= contacts with relatives and friends warn Arab students that they would suffer if Mr. Zayad won . Labor SUNDAY, DICIMIIII 21, ft7J _a-.._ ...... _ __ _ on the newly occupied West Bank IO:JO ...... t,1 inister Moshe Baram denounced ,,,.....,._....._,,_'--~...... ,__,_c..,, • ..,,,,., __.,_ ,.,.._,__ ,•to,oo,.. of the Jordan. The exposure ...... ,_ ...... ,-...... reminded them that they were him in a speech as "a man who may _ ~...... Arabs as well as Israelis, and be an agent of Arafat," - Yasir _.,,_._,_.__WIDNUDAY, ___,. JI, ft7J specifically Palestinian Arab . Arafat, head of the Palestine 7:20 ' ·"'· This reawakening accelerated Liberation Organization . dramatically after the October 1973 In another move, the governing Labor Party tried unsuccessfully to _FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1975 war, when even Israel's Arabs were -- plc:ucd by the restoration of Arab push through an amendment to the ----.~ --· --~ ~ :::-=:--::~---:.. ~::-:-, _-:-__- ..- --. ----- __- __ ....__ ___ -.~ --""'--""'·-----~--- -, -~ --~--~--~-~-~-~-~ --~-~-.'!""!"!._!!!!_~-=

THE RHODE ISLAND HERAL1;), FRIDAY, DECEMBER 191 1975-5 :PROSPECTS WHO BUY often arc ncwspa"pcr ad than \ o~casi_~nal Discussion with an-lsraeli,Officer . . _much more likely to see xour 'buyers. By Dr. Jay N. Fishbein A. Remember that the Arabs Q. Are you pad the war ls onr? never kept agreements. Right now A. It will never be over as long as Syria is our. headache. Assad we , have donkey drivers in the demands the Golan which we can­ SEE cabinet. The world is run by idiots. not give even if he agreed on·peace . The U. N. has become a circus with Perhaps if we have peaoe for 25 or JACK'S 1 ABRICS ·_ clowns like ldi Amin and Yasir _30 years, it may be safe to return it._ Arafat strutting on the dais. Egypt's FOR NEW Sadat claims he couldn't buy a . •CUSTOM-MADE DRAPES radid because the •zioilists con- · · Having ·A Party.?·· trolled everything and wouldn't let •SLIPCOVERS one be sold to him. Even your coun­ ~ CALL ,BED SPREADS try appoints an ignoramus like Gen. •WINDOW SHADES George Brown as head of your U RENT-ALLS "l'!lilit ary, who makes similar· •UPHOLSJ.ERING statements. Tables Chain ~shes . FOR YOUR HOME . Q. Were you happy to return AND OFFICE \ bome! mpagn• Fountains A. I returned to my work but was­ CALL 725-2160 · too restless to settle down. 12·5.3779 725 DEXTER ST., CENTl!lAL FALLS I felt frustrated and nothing I did HOURS: 9: 30 A.M. to 5: 30 P. M. MON. to S T. seemed to have any meaning. Before the war I could plan my-day. I kept busy and time went fast. I always bargained to get the best price. Now I say. "to hell with it!" What does a few hundred pounds more or less mean anyway. You become apathetic and indifferent. When I returned home I wouldn't stop talking about the war. Now I hate even hearing about it. I can't do any of the things I used to enjoy. I can't sit through a concert or the cinema. I can ·1 relax or concentrate / on anything. Customers come in with problems and I look at them worrying about. petty, trivial things. Nothing has any meaning, money or possessions, I force myself to do my work. but take no satisfaction and just slop it to get it over with. i' ti ate to. go home and hav~ 'i"o listen to my wife complain about her problems. My mind keeps going back to the battlefield when I pulled a tank commander out with his clothes on lire and beat out the ASSOCIATED names. Seconds later the ta'nk was 19 Summer St., Pawt. hit again and exploded :- I have gone (Across from YMCA) through two wars and,will be in the 726-0038 next one and my son in the one after that. Adoni, you have to see the tur­ moil, the smell of burning nesh, the acrid odor of gunpowder, the whin­ ·,1 ing of shells, the dust, the sand, the sweat and the nies. Constant thirst. Blistering heat by d ay and penetrating cold by night. We have the Egyptian third army surrounded and Kissinger says we - have to let food an d water through to them. We win our wars and you , depri ve us of peace. Q. That was because the Soviets threatened to intervene with troops. A. The Soviets have been par­ ticipating all along. They have thousands of technicians in Egypt and Syria who operate the ad•. vanced equipment as the MIG-25 reconnaissance planes and Scud missiles which they won 't trust to the Arabs. Kissinger is so intent on detente and enhancing his reputa­ tion as a diplomat that he shuts his eyes to 'all violations. We fought and won four wars but peace is denied us. We only get a temporary cease lire until they can rearm to strike again. Kissinger in­ sists that we negotiate with our enemies who have repeatedly declared that their aim is the total destruction of Israel. They talk of Palestinian refugees. I ai,i a refugee myself. I am an Iraqi and was a young child when we left. My ancestors lived in the country for more than two millenia. We were there more than a thousand years before Mohammed was even heard of. We could take only personal possessions and at every check point the police took what they Bna, Clwp, 1/3 Montblv 3(9){/J . POSITION CHANGED · LONDON: Correspondents in Moscow report that Ya si r Arafat, I the leader of the PLO, as a result of I his visit to Moscow, has changed -~=~--- his position on Israel. They declare that Soviet leaders convinced N Arafat to agree on these principles: ~w. I I) To accept the Soviet formula on the rights of all countries in the CLOTHIERS • IIAIIEIIDASIIERS · Middle East to live in peace-on the 1§l t3 EJCfllnge SCreet 331-5000 Providence 1 condition that Israel withdraw from the occupied areas. 2) To agree on ff 19 Elm Street. Worcestar the renewal of the Geneva Conference with no pre-conditions. (ftN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M., Free Pamg Next to IIDJStrial National Bank . 3) To esta Ii h a Palestine government-in-eJtilc. Arafat SATURDAYS TO 5:30 P.M. & Jerrf s Parking lot IAaoss fl:om ~ accepted the first two conditions but rejected the third. ~.._,Wl:#1..'!H!/:RC~ . I --a=c=,.=," ·• •• • •·-·•·•••--- -• . •

"6-THE RHOD_E ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, D"ECEMBER 19, 1975 SUBSCRIBE TO the Herald, and For information, call the Herald at WHEN IN DOUBT. you need cock for tlieir generous gift. receive it in the mail ever ·week. 724-0200. ** * *· * * * *· * * * * Isaac Moses& Company operated look no further for the perfect gift. /\ Hernld subscription is always ap­ on a large scale;. Jonas Phillips, of preciated for birthdays or holidays. The-Jews Philadelphia, was not so ambitious. YOUR NAME Call the Herald al 724-0200. One of Phillips' blockade-running $1695 IN 14K GOLD ON tellers, wrillen in July 1776, has 15" GOLD CHAIN Of:1776 been preserved. It was dispatched JOE ANDRE'S . via St. Euslatius to an Amsterdam LYNNE'S DISCOUNT GOLD ORCHESTRA * * * * * * * * * * * * kinsman, a prominent Jewi~ - Music for thot very spe'ciol affair · Commerce merchant in that city. Enclosed m 3 LINCOLN AVE. Comer of Cole Ave. Drug Weddings Bar Mitzvahs (i)e letter was a .broadside copy of - NEAR WA YlAND SQUARE .831-3739 Res . 944-~291!_; ._ By Jacob Marcus, Ph.I). the Declaration 9f Independence 831-9765 OFF BLACKSTONE BLVD ." Though not a soldier, still wMcp had just been published by another member of the Franks clan the Americans. Phillips did not rendered a great service lo the new expatiate on the revolt, merely 1 :; FRED SPIGEL'S ilil MEAT & 'DELI-TIZER' Continental Army. In 1776, ~s remarking laconicall y that the Washington was preparing in Americans had 100,000 soldiers, the St\ Boston to move against New York, British 25,000 and a fleet. C.,."".. MAR~ET PRICES ARE HIGHER• OUR PRICES ARE STILL LOW the general requested Congress to What was goi ng to happen? Only ~ ~ , send him $250,000 in hard coin to God knew; but before the war was pay off the· militia whose term of over England would be bankrupt. service had expired. Was!iington"s In an appendix to the letter, Phillips problem was not to ra,ise_ the got dow n to business. asking for LB money, but lo transpo rt 11 to cloth . a ppa re l. notions, a nd VEAL PATTIES $1 • 19 Boston past hostile Tories. medicines. The letter Was written in Shipping the specie by boat and Yiddish, no do ubt wi th the expecta­ evading the British sea patrol was . ti on that if the British intercepted it, SPIGU'S BELLY OR NOVA too hazardous. It was at this junc- they would let it go by because they WHOLE lure that John H~ncock called upon could not read it. That was a vain DELI ... three ge ntl e men of hope, for the ship, which sailed character"'-among them l\,foses from St. Eustatius, was taken, the SHOULDERS Franks - to cart the money secret- letter was i mpounded, and just DOGS ly to Washington"s headquarters. It because the· English could not read took · them two weeks to reach it, they concluded that it was in • Boston, unfortunately loo late to code. It rests today in the English meet the needs 6f the militia, but Public Records Office in Chancery s1.S914l8. the cash was used lo satisfy the Lane. s_l $1.39 LB. regula rs. The total ex pense incurred Since the qu a r l e rm as le r in this trek north amounted to $238. department of the Revolutionary WITH '10 PURCHASE The fact that I 00 or more armed forces was primitive and American Jews may have served in · inadequate, the government turn­ 243 RESERVOIR AVENUE PROVIDENCE NEAR CR-'NSTO'. ,, --., the armed forces is of no great ed to civilian purveyors for badly 461-0425 historic s_1 gnificance. Their commer- needed supplies. Many, if not most, cial activities were far more impor- Jewish merchants of that day were tanl in an agrarian economy where - purveyors on a large or small scale, industry and manufacturing were offering the government clothing, ' WHY NOT TRY THE BEST PIZZA minimal and the coasts w~re gunpowder. and lead. Harassed for blockaded by the powerful British lack of funds, the authorities took IN -NEW ENGLAND THIS WEEKI! fleet. The farmers and townspeople their time before sellling accounts; had to have yard goods and tea; it some trusting suppliers were never was imperative th at the soldiers be paid al all . OPENS TUES. THRU . TAKEOUT- supplied with uniforms, bl ankets, One of the merchants who was ea11 ahead. Your Order will SAT. AT 11:30 A.M. be waiting ... and shoes. never reimbursed for his advance One way to relieve the shortage was Levy Solomons, of Canada, a NO. PROV. 231-9645 SUN. & MON. AT 4 P.M, was to arm merchant ships and send brother-in-law of the ebullient EAST PROV. 438-4646 them out as pr_iva teers lo prey on David Salisbury Franks. Solomons, or 438-4900 enemy commerce. This Jews did, ar- a Whig, served the American troops ming small ships heavil y and pack- in Canada in 1775 and 1776, help­ ing them with large, tough crews ing them establi sh_ hospitals and who scoured the seas for valuable lending them money. When the British cargoes. Americans were forced to retreat, Many an American who joined th is zealous patriot provided the or fin anced a privateer dreamt of s ick an d the wo und ed with striking it rich . Impoverished tra nspor1ation on their way to the Mordecai Sheftall decided to try his border. The British. knowing where luck . After his imprisonment and · his loyalt ies lay. seized his goods TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS exile from Britis h- occupi ed and furniture on July 4, 1776. and 1856 SMITH STREET 141 NEWPORT AV~NUE Georgia. he determined on a bold threw them into the st reet; hi s NORTH PROVIDENCE EAST PROVIDENCE stroke to recoup his losses. In one neighbors shun~ed him and refused way o r another he man·aged lo him shell er. secure hold of a twenty-ton sloop, The Jewish businessmen of the the Hetty, sold shares in her to period were nothing if not secure working capital, loaded her ingenious; there was no supply job with thirty men including a Negro that they wo uld not undertake. daily in slave. and armed ·her with eight Ex il ed to Philadelphia, the New gun s. tomahawks. blunderbusse~, York fur trader Hayman Levy a nd boar

THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECE.MBER 19/ 1975-7 ...... • - • • ·: ~.:.. . -i · . • THEOLOGIAN DIES FULL RIGHTS 1926 . 1776 This year marks the death of The Declaration of Independence 'Implicitly, Jews were to be given Kaufmann Kohler, president was adopted by Congress on July 4. full political rights. emeritus of the Hebrew Union BR· ID GE C ollcge and an eminent theologian. He opened the Pittsburgh Conference in 1_885. 'S KOS HER JULIE DEL ICA TE:SSE:N , By Robert E. Starr 73 1 HO PE STR EE1 . "\10RRISON &- scHJFt 10 621 9396 ' I .....-- Many..·---·►----- times in this column..·----·- we►---- ccivcd..•~ by -each.... West,!I!.___~ five should. • have stated that if you · go along be made. One of the pairs that DIAMONDS BUSINESSMAN'S SPECIAL with the odds or probabilities you stopped at two made the eleven BOLOGNA OR SALAMI SANDWICH will usually come out well. There tricks and received the second-best arc books and papers listing . the score. It would have been a pity if \ ~~ i1 g,., i ON BREAD, POTATO SALAD OR odds in just about every com- after playing the hand right, and kwders Sina 187B COLESLAW AND COFFEE. NO 5 bination of cards plus every good they had the correct reasoning for 270 County Rd, Barr. 1.60 SUBSTITUTION. teacher will show his pupils the doing what they did, they would 245-7777 ·best way to play these typical come out badly because game was ' combinations of cards. Today's reached more often. Even if South M&S KOSHER BEEF S ] hand has one ol them where there does make a try for game, North, 69 are four cards out to a King and with eight points and absolutely no SALAMI • LB certainly that is one of the most distribution, should not accept the WIDE OR NARROW . common situations. But in this invitation. hand something else comes up Every West led a Heart and M&S KOSHER am which should influence a really that is the clue to making that ex- shrewd Declarer to flaunt those tra trick. The Declarers won BOLOGNA odds as they cannot any longer be East's King with the Ace and took WIDE OR NARROW s 1·.S9 LB. in effect. Only one Declarer real- a successful Club finesse to Dum- ized this. The rest were au(oma- my's Queen . so as to get over to tons, having one track minds, as Dummy to take the Spade finesse. do so many players. Surely with four out to the King North the finesse is the correct play. ♦ Q 10 6 2 Yes, percentage-wise it is. With • 6 5 4 three out it still definitely is for I: ❖ ♦ 8 7 2 even when there are only two the Bob of ~ope Travef + A Q 7 odds are almost even that the suit VITA PARTYSNACK , will break 2-0 rather than 1-1. The HELPFUL HINT: A light raincoat which aoz. West East actual percentages are 1-1 52%, 2- con be used as on all-around coat is JAR 89<_ ♦ K ♦ 8 7 3 0 48%. indispensable to all types of travel. HERRING • 9 7 2 .KI0' 83 · Why, then, should the finesse For All Your Travel Needs · I ♦ A Q 10 9 5 ♦ K 6 4 be eschewed this time? Because ii + K 9 5 4 + 6 3 2 the lead is examined carefully CALL 728-3600 I enough it should give the Deciarer HOPE TRAVEL INC. SPECIAL CARE GIVEN South the whole story. West opened the 32 Goff Ave., Pawtucket TO PARTY ORDERS . . ♦ AJ954 bidding but didn't lead a Diamond I • A Q J which says that he does not have ♦ J 3 the Ace and King. So East has + J- 10 8 one of t'hem. At trick one East also played the Heart King. H West was DealFr, East-West East has that Trump King in ·addi­ vulnerable, with this bidding: tion to those ' two cards, West G'\~~co~!~up!~o!~I~• ~y'!~rv!o~~YTY~ w N E s doesn't have the semblance of an Includes Full Course Dinner . , • •~ l ID p IH IS opening bid so West must have it. " Choice-of ~ p 2S End That is sure but there is no cer­ l tainty it will drop. However, you , PRIME RIBS ROAST BEEF• LOBSTER • FILET MIGNON Some pairs got higher, either might just as well try to drop it Hats, Noisiimakers,DANCETO 10:00 P.M. 'til <1 ol their own volition or because just in case. The finesse is hope­ LIVE.. BAND I they were pushed although neither less and su~e enough, the King Champagne Toast at Midnight - Asst. Cheese Buffet - Dips I I West nor East has any extra cards does drop. Only 125.00 per person, tax & tip incl. to do much competing especially Moral: As Declarer always ex­ vulnerable. One North-South pair amine the opening lead carefully. call even reached game when they You will be amazed at what that both did a bit of over-bidding. As card can tell you ii you leok deep- 461:3006 461-3006 I 1 lnartinitlllt the cards arc and with the lead re- ly enough into it. MO 8,oad St.• PNMi1nce ~ honest by disposing altogether with Parking Lot in Rear ::;.,· SC h O Ia r A 9 rees the pretense of following the dietary Open for the General Public Attended a// Zi I • . • laws. From 5:00 P.M. to 10:00 New Years Eve. evening A SSlml 1atlon Professor Blau _encou~~geq experimentation with new traditions" such as "agnostic Is Dangerous humanism," and religious com­ munes. New traditions, hF said, Of all the problems facing may generate a new creative force American Jews in the late years of for Jewish identity in the future. "The best Christmas Club this cenlury, the greatest, according Asking "How long can this coun'. to Professo r Joseph Bl a u, is try resisl the pressure from the oi l­ assimilation. Professor Blau, a leve,had:' producing countries?" Professor scholar of religion at Colufllbia Blau rem inded lhe . audience· of Universit y, spoke on Monday at other historical periods, when a Brown University on " Some society allowed Jews to assimilate Problems in Twentiet h Century into its culture. and then suddenly American Judaism." turned on them. "The wise guest, Echoing the concerns of many a however much at home he feel s, rabbi. the sc hol a r said that even if he unpacks his bags, should American Jews over the years "arc always keep them close at hand for more and more American and less instant repacking," he advised. and less Jewish." Immigrants who came to this country around the turn of the century, he said, were by ANONYMOUS contrast "homeless Jews who PHILANTHROPIST ::)\.::: happened to live in America." " As JERUSALEM (ZINS): The _j ''.:·. years went by , they became Israeli press has described the American Jews, and today they following incident. A wealthy Jew have evolved into Jewish Americans in Dallas. Texas never contributed Last May, Mary Wojciechowski of who look. dress, talk, behave, and to any official campaign for Israel. think like other Americans." He did, however, promise that Johnston won $1,000 in the Chance Unlike the rabbis, however, should Soviet Russia permit aliyah Professor Blau proposed instead to Israel he would make a substan­ that modern American Jews may t ia I co ntribution toward the of a Lifetime. But to make sure she'd have to dispose of some outmoded building of homes for elderly olim. traditions. and devise new ones, in No one took him seriously. When have plenty to spend this Christmas, order to survive. he died, it was discovered that he He was critical of American Jews bequeathed 90 percent of his she didn't cash it in until just last who kc:cp "a minimally kosher holdings to the elderly in Israel. It is home and then go out to cat" foods reported that Arab oil millionaires week. Have a merry one Mary, that are forbidden by Jewish dietary a rc offering to purchase the Texas laws. He called the attitude "a real estate holdings for more than you've earned it. THE CIIAN(:E Kosher- tylc of Judaism," drawing S50 million. When the sale is con­ a pa rallel with " Kosher-style" summated, the money would be im­ mediately be forwarded to Israel. meats such a pa trami a nd corned OF A LIFETIME beef that " ta tc Jewish" but arc not / The Rhode Island Lottery prepared according to dietary law. EWSPAPERS BRING YOU Such people. he said, might be more cl<>llcr to your community. -~~~,,·----r;------.. -----~----·-- ... __;....;:==---- -:.------··---·

8-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1975 ~ Anniversary for Spaters 1,000,000 ARABS _ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Spater, OAK HILL formerly of -.Warrington Street, JERUSALEM (ZINS): A pop­ Society Providence, and presently of ulation census shows that one BEAUTY SALON Hollywood, Florida, recently million Arabs live in the areas oc- celeorated their '50th wedding an- cupied during the Six-Day War in ~ 108 RALEIGH AVE., PAWTUCKET niversary.' The couple have four , 1967. The Arab population growth J acobsons Celebrate children, Albert Spater of Warwick, of 2 percent in the West Banli, in Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Jacobson Mrs. Frances Seamons and Mrs. Gaza and in Northern Sinai, is due Is Happy to Introduce of 400 Narragansett Parkway, Ruth Rodensky of Hollywood, and to an increased birthrate. Warwick, celebrated (heir · 50th Mrs. Florence Dollin of · MR -. TOM we\lding ·anniversary on October Albuquerque, New Mexico, and_l0 SPECIALIZING IN MEN'S & WOMEN'S 29 al a cunner given in their honor grandchildren. BLOW HAIRCUTS by family_ and friends. The dinner was held al the Hearthstone Inn in BARBED HUMOR MANICURES REDKEN CENTER Seekonk, Mass., and guests attend­ TEL AVIV: In spite of the RAMIRO CARVALHO, Prop. ed from Florida, New York, current crisis, Israel has no lost its HOLIDAY FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 722-5365 Connecticut, Rhode Island, sense of humor. The following siory Massachusetts, and New is currently popular: The Labor Specials Hampshire. Party's candidate for the post of Chairman of the World Zionist DRAPERY SERVICE Ms. Israel Engaged O~ga nization , Joseph Almogi, CAKES Mr. and Mrs. Jos~ph H. Israel of ' decided to grow a beard:for the sole purpose of resembling Dr. Theodor AND i install drapery rodding and draperies Hedger.ow Drive, Warwick, have announced the engagement of their Herzl. CUPCAKES daughter, Ms. Nadine Israel to it makes no difference whether on wall or ceiling, whether in plaster, Steven D. While. He is the son of cement, tile, brick, aluminum or steel, once up they stay up Mr. and Mrs. Sanford White of 235 Freeman Parkway, and also the son 287 Thayer St. there ore mo'!}' in the decorator trade who soy i do this beffer than of the late H. Berrick White. Ms. OUR LONG AND SHORT Israel is a graduate of New Rochelle . anyone else in this area High School and Hampshire SLEEVE TOPS ARE , College in Amherst, Mass. Mr. THE PERFECT GIFT perhaps i do White is a graduate of Hope High FOR ANY AGE! School and C.W. Post" College of Decols and lettering . Long Island University. The couple the difference i think is that i care applied while you watch. p~ plan lo be married on June 12. traverse rods, drapery work room servi'ce, woven woods ~ 0 P~-OUTLBT

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, THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19,,1975-9 that promised release from anti­ Confusion over Zionism Semitism in this world, not the next.. By Nathan Glazer and the religio~ of Judaism; the Against those wlio argued that Announcing .... CAMBRIDGE, MASS.: Three second, confusion between Zionism the salvation of the Russian Jews ' confusions ha".e been present in the and Israel; the third, confusion lay in socialism, or constitutional debate over the United Nations between Zionism and Jews. liberalism,, or in establishing an General Assembly resolution . One might add a fourth, that autonomous socialist Jewish com­ equating Zionism and racism. One between Zionism and racism, but munity in Eastern Europe despite Simp/'I ;})elidou:1 is the confusion between Zionism _that is no confusion at all: It is, as the dispersed condition of the Jews, WIENER TRAVEL Ambassador Daniel P. Moynihan Zionists argued that Jews would said, simply a lie. But certain!), the c·ontinue to suffer from anti­ The elegant new cookbook Dorothy Ann Wiener first three confusions are legitimate. Semitism until they established by The Miriam Hospital_' "YOUR TRAVEL AGENT" Inc. Is -Zionism a political movement, their · own nation on their own · or the religion of Judaism? territory, as a place of refuge · for· Women's Association .. The Arabs are right: Zionism is persecuted Jews and as a defender not Judaism. There are many roots of Jewish rights. Many rel.igious of Zionism, as there are to any com­ Jews opposed Zionism, and some "Available at The Miriam Hospital plex political movement, and still do. • Giftshop and other fine stores among them are the Hebrew Bible; Is Zionism the state of Israel? the Jewish prayer book with its To the Arabs, they are identical. - repeated·· pleas to the Eternal to By raising the specter of an exotic C restore Zion; the Jewish religion. political movement, they hope to A But the Zionism that created the condemn the living and ordinary NOW0PEN· L state of Israel is none of these: It sta\e of Israel - a state like other L was a political movement that arose states, with the same rights as other primarily among the oppressed ' states - as the creature of a strange NEIL-'S 2 Jews of Czarist ~.!:'-~_sia, a movement and "racist" ideology. But whatever the role of the ii' ------27 Zionist movement in creating the 742 EAST AVENUE, PAWTUCKET, R.I. FDR PARTY, state of Israel, the living Israel is (jusl north of Blackstone Blvd.] 6 now a nation and a state that exists 2 independent of any "ideol_ogy. . Lunch • Dinner 0 BANOUET, Its people have been gathered non-~top Israel 0 from' Jews everywhere, and only a minority have come from any COMING 10 days hotel--transfers RECEPTION Zionist political com_mitment. The '45 plus '519 air · Jews of Germany came because After the Holidays they had lo get out of Germany. 2 weeks--3" weeks available The surviving Jews of post-war BREAKFAST Europe came because no other state t~Ri';0°A. M. One Stop Tour Charters would have lhclll. The Jews of the Available GJ~~! Arab countries came because they . SERVING: • Caribbean • Las Vegas • were forced to live under • Hawaii • Hong Kong' humiliating conditions or were • HOME STYLE SOUPS •· , • London ·driven out. 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Ziol'lism , and THE CENTRE COURT ~ or credit towards a degree Israel. in a vulgar and disgustin·g Unsure of our admissions requirements? stulc propaganda. Thal all this is simply Jew-hatred HOSPITAL ROAD If you have a high school diploma or is revealed by the fact that hundreds EAST PROVIDENCE of thousands of Russian Jews, who equivalency, our counselors are available know almost nothing about 438-6363 to discuss our spring semester with you. Zionism or Judaism. want to get oul and live in a slate where as Jews they will nol meet prejudice and dis­ OFFERS GIFT CERTIFICATES REDEEMABLE Morning, afternoon and evening appointments crim ination. It was also revealed FOR PRIVATE AND GROUP LESSONS, are anilable by calling 831-6600, extension when lhe remaining Jews - loyal COURT TIME AND MERCHANDISE AT: Communists almost without excep­ 328, between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. daily. ti on - were dri ve n out of Poland after 1967 as " Zionists'". 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, THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1975-9 that promised release from anti­ Confusion over Zionism Semitism in this world, not the next. By Nathan Gluer and the religion or Judaism; the Against those wl,o argued that Announcing .... CAMBRIDGE. MASS.: Three second. confusion between Zionism the salvation or the Russian Jews conrusion·s ha~e been present in the and Israel; the third, confusion lay in socialism, or constitutional debate over the United Nations between Zionism and Jews. liberalism,, or in establishin~ an General Assembly resolution One might add a fourth, that autonomous socialist Jewish com­ equating Zionism and racism. One between Zionism and racism, but munity in Eastern Europe despite is the confusion between Zionism _that is no confusion at all: It is, as the dispersed condition or the Jews, WIENER TRAVEL Ambassador Daniel P. Moynihan Zionists argued that Jews would said, simply a lie. But certain!Y the c·ontinue lo suffer from anti­ The elegant new cookbook Dorothy Ann Wiener First three confusions are legitimate. Semitism until they established by The Miriam Hospital ' "YOUR TRAVEL AGENT" Inc. Is Zionism a political movement, their · own nation on their own or the religion of Judaism? territory. as a place or refi.ige for Women's Association The Arabs are rig~t: Zionism is persecuted Jews and as a defender not Judaism. There are many roots or Jewish rights. Many religious Available at The Miriam Hospital or Zionism. as there are to any com­ Jews opposed Zionism, and some plex political movement, and still do. . Giftshop and other fine stores among them are the Hebrew Bible; Is Zionism the st~te of Israel? the Jewish prayer book with its To the Arabs. they are identical. repeated•' pleas to the Eternal to By raising the specter or an exotic C restore Zion; the Jewish religion. political movement. they hope to A But the Zionism that created the condemn the living and ordinary N OW OPEN L state or Israel is none or these: It state or Israel - a state like other L was a political movement that arose states, with the same rights as other primarily among the oppressed states - as the creature or a strange NEIL'S ______21 Jews or Czarist R__u_ssia. a movement and "racist" ideology. But whatever the role or the 2 Zionist movement in creating the state or Israel, the living Israel is (just north of Blackstone Blvd.] 6 FDR PARTY, now a nation and a state that exists 2 independent or any 'ideology. · Lunch • Dinner 0 BANOUET, I ts people have been gathered non-stop Israel 0 from Jews everywhere, and only a minority have come from any 1 0 days hotel--transfers COMING RECEPTION Zionist political commitment. The '45 plus '519 air · Jews of Germany came because After the Holidays they had to gel out or Germany. 2 weeks--:? weeks available The surviving Jews of post-war M. Europe came because no other state BREAKFAST l~R::tA. One Stop Tour Charters would ha ve them . The Jews or the Available GYJ~~i Arab countries came because they . SERVING: • Caribbean • Las Vegas were forced lo live under • Hawaii • Hong Kong' • HOME ST.YLE SOUPS • London humi liating conditions or were -driven out. The Jews of the Soviet • OVERSIZED DELI SANDWICHES BERMUDA · Union come because of an endemic • SALAD PLATTERS 7 day min . stay. · Every Tues., Wed. anti-Semitism lhat the Communist • GREEK SALADS Thu"·• f,; ...... 1108 slate has encouraged now for three (plus land plcg .) Round Trip ~a decades. • SHOWCASE DESSERTS , Zionism is scarcely relevant to ADVANCE PAYMENT PLAN the current living reality of Israel. London--'290.00 Rd . Trip RENT! . Does one condemn the Jewish peo­ TAKE OUT OPEN SERVICE - Shannon--'280.00 Rd . Trip • Dishes • Glasses ple if one condemns Zionism? MON . THRU SAT. or course one docsn). say the • Banquet Tables 11 a.m. till 8:00 p.m. · Feb. 15--Feb. 22 Arabs: After all, is it not clear that 722-7474 C Santo Domingo C • Silverware not all Jews ar,e Zionists? That is H O& CCHARTER H • Tables - all types lruc, und one can add, not even the A Rites--Hotel '279"0 A • Card Tables· majority of the Israelis are Zio~i ts~ R . R plus 15% Tips--Taxes • Silver Service Neve rtheless. one does condemn T MAP 98.. Extra plus 15% T • Coffee Makers the Jewi s h people when one personally escorted E E • Chairs • Table Linen condemns Zionism. because the R GERT GLEKLEN R fight is not about. as the Arabs and call for details the Communist countries contend, ONE-STOP RESERVE All CRUISES an ou tmoded late nineteenth­ SHOPPING * All TOURS-All TRAVEL * ~REN century ideolog y, Zionism; Call for FREE Brochure ~ otherwise wh,o would care? FOR TENNIS LOVERS 766 HOPE ST . It is about the existence of the .. state of Israel. which the Arab PROVIDENCE 245 YORK.A VE. states wish to destroy. by withdraw­ WIENER TRAVEL PAWTUCKET ing from it the respect to which a ll WHAT WOULD THAT QUESTION MARK 272-6200 725-0928 states are entitled. and which Jews everywhere want to protect. ON SANTA'S GIFT LIST LIKE FOR And further, the fight over CHRISTMAS? Zionism as "racism" is about the people of Israel. Jews, against How about a series of tennis IT'S NEVER TOO SOON whom Soviet Russia and some or its satellites continue to hear an un­ lessons good at any one of four in­ SPRING SEMESTER BEGINS IN JANUARY concealed animus, which can only door tennis clubs throughout be understood as anti-Semitism. Rhode Island. It will no longer do to attack Jews as such: even in Communist coun­ ~ courses for self-enrichment tries. so the Soviet makes do by at­ tacking Judaism. Ziollism, and THE CENTRE COURT ~ or credit towards a degree Israel. in a vulgar and disgustin'g Unsure of our admissions requirements? slllte propaganda. That al l this is simply Jew-hatred HOSPITAL ROAD If you have a high school diploma or is revealed hy the fact that hundreds EAST PROVIDENCE of thousa nds of Russian Jews. who equivalency, our counselors are available know a lm ost nothing about 438-6363 to discuss our spring semester with you. Zionism or Judaism. want to get out and li ve in a state where as Jews they will not meet prejudice and dis­ OFFERS GIFT CERTIFICATES REDEEMABLE Morning, afternoon and evening appointments crimination. It was also revealed FOR PRIVATE AND GROUP LESSONS, are available by calling 831 -6600, extension when the rema ini ng Jews - loyal COURT TIME AND MERCHANDISE AT: Communists almost without excep­ 328, between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. daily. ti on - we re driven out of Poland after 1967 as "Zionists". When Communist cou ntrie s say THE AQUIDNECK TENNIS CLUB "Zioni,t." they mean " Jew." By N e wport Please send me more information on now. when Ara b countries say --your spring------semester course offerings. "Zioni t" - supporter ur Israel - THE CENTRE COURT they perforce mean "Jew." too. East Providence I Name I A rub spokesmen and Communist THE NARRAGANSETT TENNIS CLUB Address spokesmen ex plain that in attacking North Kingstown I I Israel they are attacking only an il­ legitimate ideology. Actually the THE RACQUET CLUB Telephone Arabs ure expressing an a lmost un­ Cranston I I reduced hatred or the state or Israel, which Jews everywhere. Zionist. I the Office of Continuing Education · I non-Zionist or ant i- Zionist, sup­ port: the Soviet Union is expressing These Handsome Gift Certificates Make Exciting the old hatred or Jews: and the rest ■IIOIJE IILIIID COU.mE I or the world has been dragged into Gifts That Can Be Mailed Easily or Used as Great I 600 Mt. Pleasant Annue, Proridence, R.I. 02908. the Fight. Stocking Stuffers! ! ______. (~rprlnlfti from tltr Nrw Yort . rllMS}. 10-THE RHODE ISLAND HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1975

NEW PRESIDENT cil of Jewish Fcc\erations and General Assembly. Hoffberge'r, MIAMI BEACH, FLA.: Jerald Welfare Funds. He wa's elected to who lived in Riderwood, Md.I is Magicians Discredit C. Hoffberger of Bl\ltimore has succeed Raymond Epstein of president of the Carling National been elected president of the Coun- Chicago ut the organitation's 44th Breweries, Inc., chairman of the Uri Geller's 'Powers' Baltimore (Orioles) Baseball Club, • later said that he had not bothered · GIVE UNUSUAL GIFT ITEMS and is an officer and director of NEW YORK: Magicians, long numerous other business interests. silent though irked over Uri lo read them. 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Reasonable rotes; claim they have duplicated virtually Geller. .., same day. return. Maximum distance all Mr. Geller's feats using their Using his real name, James = from Pro~idence area 200 miles. own conjuring methods. They made Zwinge, Mr. Randi was interviewed GIVF: UNUSUAL GIFT ITEMS FOR DETAILS CAU their statements in recent books and in London by the editor of Psychic ROXANNE DRYVER public remarks. They also claim to News. 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SHELD_ON $ trickery have been raised by the object were near, and deflecting a From 11:30 A .M. to midnight magicians, as well as by two compass needle. He performed both feats before researchers at the Room for Private Party Orders To Take Out $ researchers from New Zealand, $ 726-0038 University of London's Birkbeck Free Parking 353-2123 or 353-2120 several of the scientists who once $$$$$$$$$$$$ professed belief in Mr. Geller's College. authenticity have changed their Mr. Randi did the same, using minds. nothing more than a magnet taped A number of magicians have lo his leg and a similarly concealed been studying Mr. Geller for several radiation source. The scientists did not search either Mr. Geller or Mr. HOLIDAY CLEARANCE. ' \ . SALE years because many of the feats he Randi. MON.-FRI. performs are standard parts of their 9-9 stage acts. Dr. Jack Sarfatti, an American XMAS SAT. 9-6 The magicians, who take pride in physicist who saw both men per­ HOURS form at Birk beck and w.ho once en­ FRAMED MIRRORS SUNDAYS 12-6 creating a convincing illusion that impossible things are happening, dorsed Mr. Geller's authenticity, has recently issued a public retrac­ ORIG. OIL PAINTINGS believe that Mr. Geller is demean­ ing their craft by saying that his tion. WALL MIRRORS abilities are beamed to him from a Two New Zealand psychologists space ship sent. by a superior who studied Mr. Geller's "watch­ DOOR MIRRORS repairing" feats found that jewelers I civilization in outer space. were not much impressed. They I "Geller is a clever charlatan.," said that many supposedly bn;iken I said Milbourne Christopher, chair­ watches had merel y been stopped I man of the Occult Investigations by gummy oil, and that simply Commitlee of the Society of holding them in the hand would ~~ ORIG. SIGNED WALL American Magicians. "A careful warm the oil enough to soften it and PRINTS PlAQUES study of his career and observations allow the watches to resume ticking. of his act by magicians have turned The researchers, Dr. David OFF up numerous instances of ·Marks and Dr. David Kammann of cheating:· the University of Otago, tested the ¼" PlATE GLASS Mr. Christopher, who became a method and found that anyone DON MAR CREATIONS MIRRORS w/½" consultant lo Stanford Research holding a "broken" watch in his BEV.EDGES Institute after its experiments with hand for a few minutes and then 66 TAUNTON AVE. Rog. . SPEC. Mr. Geller, has included a chapter shaking it could start it about half 16/60 119.95 112.00 on the young performer in his new the lime. This is a slightly better EAST PROV. R.I. book, "Mediums, Mystics & the 22/28 128.95 116.50 rate than Mr. Geller achieves. 434-4582 Occult." In it he says: Mr. Geller's strongest claim to 16/24 110.95 I 6.00. "Geller is al his ingenious best in scientific acceptance, the publica­ 117.95 110.00 ~ 24/36 laboratories where he is being­ tion in Nature of studies at the San­ observed by scientists who believe ford Research In stitute, has also he has extraordinary ESP ability. been questioned. Although the - · Unless an expert in deception is institutes researchers, Russell Targ present while such tests are being and Harold Puthoff, have barred co nducted. these experiments are as most inquiries, several experts who va lid as a four-dollar bill."" have studied the research - in A more detailed examination of whi ch Mr. Geller supposedly the purported psychic"s career is in reproduced drawings made in a not her new hook, "The Magic of another room - say the scientists Uri Geller."" by James Randi, the did not take adequate precautions magician who has probably cam­ against cheating. paigned hardest against Mr. Geller. / The book describes numerous instances in which magicians watch­ Young People's - --- ed Mr. Geller perform al close Symphony_Concert range!' and spotted the moment 8 TO 10 .P.M. when they thought he diverted The Young People"s Symphony attention while, for example; ben­ of Rhode Island, with Dr. Joseph • ROAST PRIME RII Of IE~F AU JUS ding a spoon by muscle power. Conti as music director, will present • SEAFOOD NEWBURG • IUED VIRGINIA HAM A third book, giving the most a holiday concert tonight, Friday, • ROAST YERMONT TURKEY complete details of Mr. Geller's December 19, al 8 p.m. at the • PLUS CHOICE SELECTION Of NOT lllD COLD DISHES standard feats. is being sold only in Veterans· Memorial Auditorium in professional magic supply houses. Providence. Both the junior and ISame Price as 1972 ! Entitled "Confessions of a senior orchestras, including 125 Psychic:· the author is given as young musicians will perform music DANCING 9 TO ? Uriah Fuller, a rival of Mr. Geller. by Mozart. Bach, Stokowski, ALL$1 ·5 PEIi In fact. there is no Uriah· Fuller, Coleridge-Taylor and Anderson. ·~•k fly THE CHECKMATES FOIi - •,USON and the exploits described parallel Tickets may be purchased at the exactly those of Mr. Geller's, box office or reserved by calling the HOUSE PARTY GOERS! incl uding an appearance on the YPSORI office at 421-0460. The DINNERS SERVED IN OUR MAIN Johnny Carson television show in concert is covered by the Rhode which he was unable to do anything Island State Council on the Arts DINING ROOM NEW YEARS EVE 5:30 to 9:30 psychic. Mr. Carson, an amateur Ticket Endowment Program, For SPECIAL NEW YEARS MENU magician, had consulted tickets for students and senior • ALSO TAKING RESERVATIONS FOR professional conjurers about how lo citizens, call 884-305 I. NEW YEARS DAY DINNERS • guard against standard magician's tricks. MATHEMATICIAN Some Choice Dates Still Remain For Christmas Parties To all his critics. Mr. Geller has EMIGRATES usually said that he does not care 1876 FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 624-8423 what they say as long as they spell James Joseph Sylvester came to . NEAR SAKONNET RIVER BRIDGE his name right. the United States this year to teach "I couldn't care less," Mr. Geller mathematics at Johns Hopkins said in a telephone interview about Un ivcrsity. He is probably the the new books. 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Available from Tuesday noon, Decem­ BAR MITZVAH of Stuart Ca·rl ber 23 to Monday noon, January 5. Winograd wa1 held on Saturday, has the Levi's. October) I at Temple Beth Torah In Now you can afford to drive the whole family · Crcin1ton. He i1 the 10n of Mr. and to Grandma's house for Christmas dinner. Mn. Albert N. Winograd of 26 With National's special Christmas rate, it onlyagirl SunMt Terrace in Cranston. Paternal grandmother 11 Mr1 . Maurice costs less than you think. And you 'll get can love. Winograd of Providence, and mater• S&H Green ~tamps, too. You simply pay nal grandparent• are Mr. and Mn. for gas you use, and •return the car to the CharlH Bochner of Providence. renting city. Rates are non-discountable. LESS RHETORIC Let National Car Rental help you get' home D F. TROIT (O WS): Israeli for the holidays. Minister or Tourism Moshe Kol Call us for reservations today: ~Lnrl,.,.. urged Jewish and Zionist leaders to 1995 Post Road, Warwick undertake "serious soul sea rching'' I ,ind to replace "statements ' and I declarations with rea l efforts and 737-4800 I actions ." "We cannot all ow I oursclve~ to accept an aliya figure "Those turkeys at or 20,000 from all over the world in National are trving 1 I togo broke!" I 1975.'' he said, " It is one of the - Don Rickles I Zionist movement's and the state of I Israel'~ greatest tragedies." Kol called on Jewish organizations to .. ______OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. MON .-SAT . !.u••• t• •1; t ) iI 1 make 1975 the last year they . promote travel to countries other '------lhan Israel. ------:c-==::_::-=:::;:::;_,. ~--,~~.~~~--~;_~~-.;::::--=:.~~~-::..~~~_-::.:_.~~ - , ...... ----·-- ... _,.. ______- • THE RHODE ISLA!')ID HERA•lD,' FRIDAY,1DECEMBER ' f9, 197Sl,-13 7 out of 10 teenagers read a newspaper on an averal'e. dav . PREVENT Double Loyalty Gutters from freezing :.,ttll goldman HAV E LEAVES REMOVED By Jerry Snell U .N. by the "Three Ring Circus," , The other day on the national Arabs, Africans, and Communists, I invitations: all occasions NOW! news; I heard som4< news from members of Rabin's coalition were : wedding, bar/ bas mitzvah CALL 723-3498 Israel which really depicted Jewish calling for face-to-face talks with , .. personal stationery self-hate. After the debacle at the the PLO and discussing withdrawal from the liberated territory. YOUNG PEOPLES SYMPHONY These Jews are blind. Religious OF RHODE ISLAND INC. Jews always quote from the Talmud YPSORI DR . JOSEPH CONTE, Music Director that Jews would · .race tzoores by appointment because of anti-Semitic Jews. They ·.­ choose from America's phone 942-2216 PresentsaHOLIDAY CONCERT ' would do well to study the atrocities leading lines ... . perpetrated by those 'who voted traditional.& contemporary 331-0753 SENIOR AND JUNIOR ORCHESTRAS against Zionism or abstained on the (ELLA LEONE JUNIOR ORCHESTRA CONDUCTOR) issue. 125 TALENTED YOUNG MUSICIANS • The standard example of the Jew Music of MOZART BACH STOKOWSKI COLERIDGE-TAYLOR ANDERSON hater is the non-Jew who ·says "Oh, er, GIVE COLOGNES C"J FRIDAY DECEMBER 19, 197-f 8:00 P.M. but some of my best friends are ~ Businessmen ...Give DONATION '2 Veterans Memorkil Aud., Prov. Jewish." When President Echeviera ~ ,;,, -<'. Tickets May Se Purchased At The Sox Office of Mexico visited Israel a few weeks ;;) Perfumes & Colognes Gift Sets ~ ago, he was asked by some Israeli '- for Men & Women '"Cl college students why he hugged == ~ PHILLIPS CARPET SERVICE Yasir Arafat when he visited an -~ Ask for our wholesale prices Arab nation before coming to Q., ="f1 ~ "NEW YEAR SPECIAL" Israel. His reply was that his per-_ ~ Discount Hardware sonality made him the type of per­ ;;.. ,- 754 No. Main St., Providence, R.I. 3: son who likes to hug everybody, be ~ 3 ROOMS-$49.95 r.., (I; it Arafat or someone else. He then - Steam Extraction hugged one of the. college students GIFT SETS GIVE COLOGNES to show he loved Jews too. He went 737-7439 on to tell that he has a Jewish son­ For o spirited New Yea r's Eve, All WORK INSURED & FULLY GUARANTEED. OTHER SERVICES in-law and a Jewish daughter-in­ law . say Goodbye to 75 at the new INCLUDE RUG DYING & MINOR REPAIRS /N YOUR HOME. ASK Providence Marriott. Special price ABOUT CARPETGUARD. A few weeks later, he voted Start '76 against Zionism. We give S&H Green s·tomps of $89 90 per couple 1in~luding taxes and gratuities) gets you a n in the elaborate buHet, open bar, party Opinion hats, favors, lop-notch floor show I I Marriott by "The Gentlemen and Their Lady," mus,c for dancing ond Another example is the holier­ luxurious guest room . Or than-lhou conservative, religious Spirit non-Jew. This is the Christian or celebrate New Years Eve with Moslem who says no Jew li ving in dinner at the PPC-Pro v, dence " his'" country should have a love af­ Provisions Campany Restaurant fair with Israel. · Recently, two Either way, it's all ,n the Marriott political figures, Mike Mansfield ~pirit of fun and excitement and the foreign minister of Brazil Reservations necesso ry. made statements of concern to Coll 272-2 400 now. I Jews. Mansfield, Senator frpm I Montana, " hinted" that some Jews I and Greeks put Israeli and Cyprus I politics before those of America. It can be recalled that Mansfield W<\S one of a small minority of Senators ~ who did not sign the pro-Israel I letter lo President Ford requesting I him to sell Israel sufficient amounts I of arms for its defense. The foreign minister of Brazi l. He I open ly criticized the "double I loyalt y" of Brazilian Jewry. A year or two ago when there was I hot debate in the Is raeli Knesset I about banishing missionaries in I ,Israel, some Socialists were horror­ I slruck. If the missionaries were booted out, the Christian nations of' I I South America would "become I anti-Semitic" and vote against I Israel at the U .N. in retaliation! After the 1973 war, Guyana, ,a small nation in northern South l America, broke relations with PROVIDENCE TRAVEL Israel. In 1975, Brazil and Chile 737 N. Main St . Providence, R.I. . r/·J/1,tifr,e joined the South American "Hate Is rael Club." Later, in em­ 421-5656 .'h1<1i-,,, barrassment, Mr. Pinochet, leader of Chile, claimed he had not u/l

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They , a nd Iraq, that murdered Jews; Iraq, rJ) i;.:i 0 remember Jews who were executed that rounded up a village of Kur­ Discount Hardware not so many years ago for the crime dish women. children, and old u = u 754 St., Providence, ·R.1. ~ of davening. fo lks, put them in a barn and lit it No. M~in - The Albanians are staunch anti­ -"1! en ablaze: I rag. that murdered the GIVE GOLFING EQUIPMENT Semites, as they swallow the Kurd"s Jewish cioctor as an Israeli SPECIALISTS IN THE . pablum of Chinese Marxism. -- - spy: Sta_\in and Mao Tse Tung, who WORLD'S FINEST CHEESES Recently, in another article, a Dr. massacr~d millio~s. Stalin felt that Weiss mentioned a story about one is a martyr, but millions are 186 Wa land Ave. 27 4-7177 STONE'S KOSHER MARKET Chinese anti-Semitism which he fo rgotten. How right he was. told to a religious convention. A 780 HOPE. STREET ' 421-0271 PROVIDENCE .. Third World .. emissary had asked I Mr. Snell's opinions are his own, OPEN EVERY MONDAY Chou En-Lai a bout the . Jews of and not necessarily those of the China. C hou·s reply was that China Rhode Island Jewish Herald.) ~1!:_A~~~! - is now Judenrein (Jew-free). The l _ GOOD FOOD ~ STEER STEER last two Chinese Jews had departed . MODERATELY PRICED the country. Dr. Weiss couldn't A SUBSCRIPTION to the ME~U LIVER TONGUES believe the Chinese hatred. The Herald can mean different things to - . sages say that the world fears a Jew different people. News from home, • COCKTAILS• dressed in Tephillin. Two Jews were recipes. local happenings, inter­ feared by 1,000,000,000 Chinese. national news, everything is covered 83~. 99~. Where there are two Jews, there in your weekly Herald. For sub­ must be a conspiracy to take power. scription information, call 724- A fourth type of anti-Semite is 0200. 2318 WEST SHORE RD ., WARWICK, R.I. the one'Who says .. Some of my best political friends a re Jewish ... This type of person uses the Jew as a rung on a ladder. and then disposes of him. An example of this is Fidel The State Ballet Castro. A Jew who had saved his life in his fight with Batista was sup­ of Rhode Island posed to be the motivating factor in his .. love .. for Israel until oil made Proudly Presents the sidduch a bit treif. Castro even I had a Jewish ambassador to Israel. Charles deGaulle was also in the Castro image. During World War COPPELLIA II, there were so many Jews in his Free French forces that it seemed SUNDAYS 12 NOON , 10 P M., MON. THRU THURS. 5 - 10 P. M. France would be freed .by a Jewish A Holiday Ballet army. DcGaulle praised their DELICIOUS courage, and later, praised the Featuring WITH , courage of Jews who won freedom CHICKEN CAPRI SHEUS for Israel. All was well until Arab money came into the picture. Jews . -HER.CI and MYLES MARSDEN _ , _ ADULT$ CHILDREN were then expedienf. Jewish"" bldod spilled in defense of France was worth less than Arab money flow- ROBERTS HALL · FRl Dec. 26 - 8 P.M. For ing in defense of hatred. •2.85 •1.95 The last type of anti-Semite is one RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE SAT. Dec. 27 - 3 P.M. SAT. NIGHTS! Jerry Paquin At The Piano Bar who praises Jews and Israel for an ( I instant cash rebate, and then drops FAMOUS FOR OUR LOBSTER FISHERMAN'S STYLE! the Jew like a hot potato when ask- ed for a favor in return. The best ' , example of this is the leadership of - -- ~~a!!lil,ll!liliil!11a_,.11!!1.9'!11, alMl9!111alMl_,.9!!1L9!!1Lll!!lll!!1iMll!!li9!!1LM_,.9!!11,9!!1LMll!?4kll!!•llllill!!llial!lill!!llill!li'8alMlll!!l.ll!!I. Black Africa, and ldi Amin in par- , · , -;:;:: 15' · ' ticular. Much time and effort went THAT ~I'+- into relations with Africa, but Jews •--, •--- I ► were treateil as a Jewish_Aid Socie- ty. rather than as a nation! SAVE YOU $$$ The Arabs used their wealth as a monetary harem girl to woo the .. ... Black world to the Arab side. The Arab pledges have gone unfulfilled and some Africa n nations have now Another had the ga ul to ask Israel to give Special them a id under the table as not to arouse the anger of the Arab Purchase! nations. TALL CLOCKS For years, Israel was reluctant to conde mn the Organization of ' - SHORT PRICES African U nity for anti-Isr ael statements: after all, it was internal GEORGIAN" propaganda. If Israel a ngered the OR MODERN African leadership. they might vote Conference, Presidential, against Israel in the U . N. sometime ' Spec1- EaKUtive in the future. Just a couple of years I lil\'ings Qn ago. an incident took place in­ beeutiful, IC• DESKS : cwate. tu­ & Credenzas volving a n Israeli fl op in buying .,.,toty c,allod African respect which al most 1 .,endf,ttter Reg. $450.00 to damaged relations between South clodl1 For s,.ooo ·s1ss ...: Africa and Israel, as well as with the 1 I South African Jews·. -·· fof , 60,000 SQ FT Israel had donated a token gift of --• a few thousand dollars to the , OF NEW & USH1 refugee fund of the Organization of i-.. African Unity. The Jews of Sr. Wollpoper;ng txf)fflly done. Gener· v111e is particularly lamentable since al cteoning, wolk ond woodwork. PEOPLE RA TE newspaper